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THE MIDDLESEX COUNTY xtm «. '-A- iig^ Woodbriclgc Towtaship, -Cartcret and Edison PuiiUjhc-1 ' ' ' "** Woodbridge, N. J, Wednesday, February 5, f§6A%'S: Woman's Huh of Ini'ds rntt'i (uhierl Si-nicn Ciii/ens ol Olscn Tow- said to the reporters, "if he found it so dif- and Robert Kigarotta local allor- about Repuhiican Municipal Chairman Rob and Mayor Ralph P. Barone i.s ers at a .'lODth Anniversary Luncheon held at the Woman's ( lull iliililimisi' Friday. Lift ID right, ficulty to work under Galassi, why did he ney, who resides at 10 Her>i>y lit Lyncheski's call for Galassi's dismissal .hopeful that after "all the par MandinK, Mrs. Ituberl Ohlsen and Mrs. John Zrlrsnik; scaled Mis. Kliiahcdi V. Novak, presi- seok a year's leave of absence? We had to Court, Kurds. iit a meeting of the Municipal Council Tues- ing is completed" Ihat the bud dent of (he Woodbridge Township Business and Professional Women's Club and a member of refuse the leave because we could not fill Runnin.u as a two mall "team" I he .tooth Anniversary (''»niinitlec and Paul Schickling, president of I lie residents at Olscn I'nu day nifjht. vacancies all up and down the line and it get will show a tax decrease "of two or three points for municipal are Thomas Domanico, L'«i Rcr- "The efficiency of our police department would not be fair to the other men. I check- rrs. Mrs. Novak, as finest speaker, told of (he nlans for the year-long rrlrhration of the Town purposes," keley Street, Iselin, and Dr. Har- ship's 30Oth birthday. In keeping with (he iiirmhers of thp Women's t'luh wore dress, speaks for itself", the mayor continued. ed the rules and told Tune that if he wanted old Pollock, 6 Webb Drue, ed in Colonia costumes. Mis. Gladys Livingston was chairman and Mrs. Judy Siniet played the "The fact that Galassi is one of the best — to come back within two years, we would At present the tax rate for Fords. try to find a place for him, posibly return- piano for the "sing-along." if not the best police director in the state is all purposes ,s $7.49 |>eper $10,,«u0 sS o calle„ d, ..in(|(,p(,rlHl.nr ,,,„ borne out by the fact that he is recommen ing him to captain, depending on conditions avse.ssed valuauon is broken cs _ at the time. 1 don't feel 1 could have been (led for communities by the state as a con down as follows. $.651 for muni . h h candidate - an. any fairer than that", sultant in reorganizing police departments." cpal purposes (items under the , , K^ . A (., i ( ntro e Quicrk'd further regarding the possibility Tho mayor pointed out that in the past : ' > J of th. mayor and coun - , . k _. r K.I New Program to Provide of the appointment of a police chief in the? two and one half years, four men left (.he ni); 5>.>.113 ior school purposes 1.Crescent Drive, WoodbrM ;c an I forseeable future, the mayor replied: police department and returned. They were Munder the control of the Board •Charles K. Williams, 2H Clark No Chief This Aear Kiven their former rating of first class pa. Street. Iselin, the firs! nc.^ro to Citizens and Veterans' exemp- trolmen due to special legislation which the seek a seat on the Hoard. "We are not going to rnvludo a police mayor and council had requested. The men tions and $1,484 for County Taxe Block-by-Block Details chief salary in this year's budget, lttaving Interest Lags (under the control of the Board the mayor referred to were Frank .lova The Hoard is hopeful that had a'good chance to look at this prooJem, (if Freeholders).- who had left to join the New York Police (here will be a lal'ne turnout, imt J am convinced we are moving in the right Department; Charles Sokolow, who was if previous school elections a;c direction. A police chief in addition to a employed in a police department in a small any criteria, those who turn oil police director is desirable, but not ahso town in Florida and Kenneth Philpot who From 1970 U. S. Census lutely necessary and we are looking to save isking Hoinemaker will be but a small percent;. - went to work in industry for a while, 1 : every dollar we can to ^lold the tax rate." of the 44.000 registered voters in WonDHRIlXJK — The Town -Iryti'i -.', <>r ' "m >f biiilrl'nj;., $ Jfc ; , must be "The fact that these men came back to Jitp's I'launing Department will l*uf ,i categories'), tlic total pop 1 Noting that if there is any change in the to be ('riven the Township. Not niiich inlet i undertaken by the County's Plan Woodbridge means that our Department i.s ., has been shown in the candid j'lin with the Middlesex County' illation, population by age cate- ning staff assisted by municipal directorship and that ft rank and file mem- well run and is not ruled by fear", the WOODBRIDUK - A Visiting^ , |j |,, , ,•. ,, Planning Department in a pro gories, and other similar infor- staff in order to properly pre. ber of the police department could be a di he ptlb c as a w )1( mayor concluded Homemakcr and Home Health i],jalr-s1 niRhf.s have* ln-«>n p, prows, we will «o ahead with•< ouncil President Robert E. [defendants only, not co conspira -- each well qualified. I am afraid 1 must investigation. Nemyo said there were conn ding to John Zullo, Director of Avenel; School 12, Sewarrn, Jacks arul five oLn€r come to the conclusion (hat Tune's state- ty, state and federal agencies to do that job the Center on Aging. our plans to construct a m.iin! defendants|tors. This indictment charges School 23, Avenel. School :'t, ments to the press are nothing but sour if conditions warrant it. ICt>nVlcM last month in federal;the named defendants with con Tsf I in. School 22. Colonia; library', Mayor Ralph P. Ba grapes." Registration forms and infor court in the Colonial Pipeline spiracy to bribe in the amount' A few people in the audience arose and ma lion concerning the course Schools IS, IS and 2fi in Iselm; tone, told reporters today. case were indicted again Mon- of $60,000. which payments were The mayor said that Tune had been sided with Lyncheski while others declared can be obtained from Ihe Ten! T. School l!». Mrnlo Park Ten-arc. "moonlighting" at. Klein's for five years Tuesday nifjht, a bonding or j day afternoon by a Middlesex (made $20,000 October 13, 1964: j that in their opinion "Galassi was doing a on Aging, in (he Townships Pub Schools 2 and Ifi Cnlonia: Nclm ii iii, „„- i County grand jury. Also indicted i$20,O0O November 24, 1964 and and when he decided (o leave his $10,000 good job." lie Health Center, 800 St. (ieorge Junior High School and School dinanrr winch would have per- {wmer Mayof WaUer zir. $20O0O DecP,nber 14. 19(54. This' Avenue, in Woodhrid^e. tele 24, Iselin; Schools 20, 22. 27, 17 milled construction of the build jf>ok> and two corporations named!indictment also charges thai the phone (i.'!4 4.')00,. extension 2R.V and 21, Colonia. in;: needed to relieve overcrowd-hn the original federal indict-'defendantes paid and received il conditions in the present rent ! ment the bribe for the. purpose of ob- Message to Garcia Senior Citizen Apartment " s « K with giving and receiving a bribe ^"'calion the Federal Housing Authority oes a monthly series of films for- Scout Executive for (he Raritan Hie Board of Education budgetied W!{h five separate counts of December 14, 1964. President Joseph Nemyo coun of Amer chael Winstanley. Health -md that left for Senior Citizens IWusing in school age boys and girls at ihe Welfare Director Dr. Aniniiis ".huh has been called an "er.-committing acts of misconduct' ie said the scouts and the mu moment " Third Ward, possibly in the Henry Inman Branch. 607 In v 1 ,•>," and "miscalculation" in public office. 71 3 officials who will serve AvenaWpnal spriinsectionn . ' man Avenue The first program^*" '' , ,_ ,• In a fourth .indictment Zirpolo. l-IOWry CO UlspldY Noting he was surprised that as their mentors are as follows: Scout Jennings. 11 e : Mayor Barone refused to pin «ill be held Saturday. February •Ihe Librasy Board of Trusle-s:iIk c «lonial Pipeline Com- a « „ ,. >, Dowling and Joseph Lyncheski, . Kenneth Jennings. \l a \ o r fnn Drive. Colonia. \ hr> 1 1 P rn ( d $ 5 n ) ) B S )olnt lhp ie tor fca r lh(> 1") at 2:00 p in The films to IK- serve a< Seoul May or" i 1 ! : ;LlT^J "°. !u : ^ i .?:, ! l ,J"lPany. Karl R. Feldman, Ben D. - - Handicraft Republican leader, were sitting l *\ u asking- h Ralph I Barone l-'raiik Riley, mi aF (Jolden Fis-h". "The I.euty and Rowland Tompkinn ISELIN — Handicrafts by together Ihat. they usually sat in price would lake a sharp hike. Cnuntil President Jo-eph Nem ber of Trinp 42 which ••in of i e %2f, million library if the,. . Slonecutter". and "W h i t e O! porati(>rl are namctl as de Cub Scout Pack 24!) will be on separate sections of the room. Jn m] a s"nil«r application yo: James Alloway. Councilman sored by Ihe Vcleran- of I •'•in : :ii Imndins ordinance was passed by|fPndants and G|enn H as ma le Mane," Free tickets may .be (Jiles, j display at the Iselin Branch Li Dowliitc answered, that a third « u ' ,but was turned down 1 obfr Smlth : Ro ) ! 1 Bartus, War Post fiOfil He bv e Fefleral picked upy at" lhTlIcnrv"lnm'an " !. , u t 1 '!' '. Howard Tompkins and Ralph A Jhrary. 1081 Green Street, Feb was absent Me to a cold. & government be I (iiinrilman John Ilila Albert Seoul aiul is also the eipie, ''nuneil president said Tues Bankes are named a co conspHruary 7 13 to. commemorate Boy cause at that time there was not' (iiordano. Councilman Charles of the National Medal nf M-: -Nemyo said: G 1(lfn is i5 hp s l ll nsfl day ni'-jht. that it all related tojrators, not named as defendants. Scout Week, a sufficient backlog of applicants , ; " f ''" .'. ! ?'! 1 Terzeila: Robert Walk, Council which wiis awarded to • • i.M fl slorv of a h<)y flls ldflsh a v.h»i the taxpayers could afford i According to the indictment j "Mr. Lyncheski is a very im for the apartments. At (his point ." , - «" - man Harold Morlcn>cn: .lames Scouts of Ann rica for \ iri^' f j fne handicrafts displayed are canary and a nidraudin-j cat and we will "just have to waitjthe firs-t count charges conspir i^ f s ( j>e iecoi-,1 as favoring construction payment due December 6, 1963 bibles made of scrap plastic and Mane" tells of a wnmg bov's 'and ^rd payment made Novem .Stale Aid to education. The paid. • if 'he librarv. soap and handkerchief; glove |o\e for a wild h'lisc (lary \'an Aulcri.. Biisiiiie- Ad A\'F\FI. her 17. 1M4 The subject of this imlinu-; ;IIP IIOIV in arid if you I'MIII -Ir aloi (rnor ue Melrolir k rtrrn Tan/ma A fl • r i"Ht • n Lf. ni and <;n--piracy f'rr firrbery was r»b jinporiarit Hfpiiblicans' 'an Set .,, I, r-splained "that-Sfriifir Citizen-; .f II - ! i n C Iful'iH .,ki. MHIIH ipa will be Ihe : I" rf. uoicd 1 1 (ainirig a builrlirit; permit anrl I'liriH ; rnoviriB il will menu a iflusc to lr;i\f. the area in which ( \( TO ,VKKT ' Ifi k Jo-.' |tfi V'.ilfrili li" - in litc.-ikf;i •iil|.-:f Ilii. *r,(|fi,o.fKi o dmarico i'i 1 1 certificale of orr npnrir y for the Mifino niHTonr WI;KK fbir ' arid oiiehnlf mjlliori dol 11 \\< f arin O'lli ' I ( tub rif ' 'in:1 r Hi.,n 11 . .l.i funds to ppif h.i'c clay III' , have lived for many years iipoi alifin i corisli iiclion of Colonial Pipeline VV()(I|)I)FIH)(;E - Ne»ro Id's lars incrr'M'.e in Stale Aid for Si-ko. rob Siiridir, 'I -M \ M/al .tin. citr.t Tims, a' Sf IIIOI Clizeri firnplo: r;.ni:/'.aii(ui meeting of Ihe CiM N'inii'iri flolibiris. Frank I" . I he roiincil cirwd ihr 1 Co. tank terminal and lank lory Week. February 9 II H ill Wonrlhi idgf If you can Met youi i : bfroinint; a necessity in the /fii- Advisory (V>inrrii!lee will Mjinicipal Solir-itor l-.arli e flo lernpir. l.oirl Si l eel. i v, ;i .II uirif: arid l decision 1 be commemorated Tuesrlay, Republican Legislatiiie to move be held Tuesday. Febniary II. stribllliri. Richard F.bbel ;. P"liee rioinired hila\ In Michael Knbui, uriM Ihird wald.' i Count 2 in this indictment February II, from 7 n> 9 P. M, this bill aritl firing it mil to a r?t> S P. M., in the .secomlfloor IJirfr*tf»r J'cf.'pb 'ialassi: Dennis .Men's flub Pi csideril 'flip council also recinded aicharges the named defendants arid Thursday, February I,'), vote. Woodhrirtgrj. could, a'dfl W> Al present- there are thrne Sen- (^(nffrence Room of the Munici (todgers. Municipal Judge An Senator Tan/niari (vill discir u-f> variance granted lo DebroriI therein wilh giving and receiv frwn' 4 to T,:m P. M, at ihe million to its income, this year. ior Citizen Apartment Houses in pal Roarrl. dcrorrting lo an an drew D Desmond: Thomas Bel. the .'present Israeli Aiah pinl Henry Inmari Itranrh I.ibiarv. '•'of[i. In build a set vice stati'in! ing a bribe on February fi. I9C>4. "CfD to work and gel the COP the Township -- in W'ofMlbrtdgn noiinceirient made by, Ihej new Ion. Public Works Director leins and relate, bis (,wn fn •• "n Florida (irme road rieiir Cic Count .'! charge-i the namerl lil|7 Inman Avenue in 'Vdouia In p:r-s il iinrl Mwill gel this coun i n Bcook Street: facing Wricifl cliairinaii. Hen Mtirlin. Tjie e\e ('hailcs I'.casle. Itiis-ell llenn. ba lid ob ri \ i' ioM-- nf | be ' -1 v 1 P nr ". llnlv |{fi-ii-i1*\" Church now defendants t'neiriii \ ii|f sjvirii! There will he a Hi I!-.I .in I il hi |».is i a re . ilntion cn'ii i i.'kie'i I'ai"k ;iiiil knrm n ;i« Slein •Mill' h(M4:jl will nir'rl al 7.III I'lilliiiiii " Mil el-tin llobi'i I Itn- a 'la * \( ai " nl Jrii.e I 'Hi." :n i m 1 J J I ••;eiila'ioii nf a -peel - ol NejJI'o 1 iiiebri r mi-trui'tlull 'Ihi parish aii'l leeeivine) a bribe Nov. it, 'ii'ii Im : \ .in lut \ mu effni Is in 11 v\\ ei '•.. ('Jiiipei To \ fi •- in I e ' :U , ill (ll^Aidflcc of liiibei I I'. :er K'n l|i. I ,l\ \-. ,• •- ni J.I'I, lin- 'ri f'ini..i f'u.llak, |i|iini.ui li.nl iii'imAd tliir^rlinil. 'iiKil. ;ii-is .uid c behalf of Ibu uuiiiiimfnly. llin -ind Dlsen Timers m IMIHIS. II-...'.. V. iS.MIK.illi, J,c|l y I'm, Uln'ou, ( \Mlll' i. ha u 111*11, . i v'sii THE MIDDLESEX COUNTY It

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Sl _-„ J W CUM Mad Al P. 0. Woottoridit, N. J, Woodbridge, N. J., Wednesday, February 5,1969 On Wrtne*l«y TEN CENTS ayor Would Like Local Dignitaries Will Attend Legion American Legion Anniversary Celebrates

CARTERF,T — The fiftietft'Tin-wiiikiiiK only part lime, but de One of Ihe guns captured hero rlovie House Here : niversary of The American Lo- clared thai not one of their child 'is now at the WASHINGTON 50 Years ._ Mayor Thomas' Rion dinner dance will be attend- ren was "poor enough" to get MEMORIAL HOME at. Morris i]ki- to sec a high! :nd by many of the borough's dig |the food dole. |town, Washington also passed CARTKHET - February \t nere on nis wav hls Sendelsky .Americanism Month. duin locate jnitaries, according to Steve| Before some laws were madc: '° inaugura In keeping to ils motto of serv- "Entry Blanks Available jStek. general chairman. !more humane, the post bore the tion at New York. Tickets for the affair arc cost of the funerals of serveral Another part of thc program ice "For God anil country." Th_« i his colleagues read: You wil1 toflav JTf T ta n *y available to the public, he sta indigent veterans including onei witness, in American Legion has promoted • rue at Tuesday, F Or LjOyaitV UaV f vrtfl/P^f )(10/100. for 50 years, 100% Am- rapidly in the . niecrs ericanism. -• — and a theatreiary to Star Landing Post 2,114 may enter. onTh Marce ce.ebr.tioh 15 exacln will be held; Tho post ha(1 happicr mom-^mf 1?^T&t* Commander Yfalter KwlSttW- i,o welcome birt'lieWIU meeting Monday night „.„.,„ ' 'y vCars erits, too, as in 1931 when under Mrs Mareelle lmulMarhanlt| wnwhnl ' After the parade and eompeti „.„_„„„„, T , „ ski, in reviewing Carteret Post , paying proposi at the VIW Post Rooms, with will be chairman of a Wig Dem meeting jth,; command of William B, ill b h J tntion, , a block dance was held near) CAR1ERM - Leonard Sen- No m named •mann. Carteret Bank and Trust Hagan, Treasurer Alex Skurat,;congregational meeting of the Qne W(,e|[ jn practical politics; a small gold i bring in their prizes or call her parties at hospitals for the Dis-i IMlgh -The borou n had til l ,wt]tr> tht mayor for pick up. Tickets may be pur | abled Veterans. Member s are IMlgh The 6 been Co . First National. Bank, Hon. and Secretary John J. Kennedy.Illungarian Reformed Church oE;Natjonai High School Oratorical r'tht mayor for pick up Tickets may be pur |bld Vt Mb boroug 'chased from any member or allurged to bring guests named for President Theodore j Elmer E. Brown, Hon. Joseph „..-.— . i.,...- T>.:- „ Carteret held a week ago Sun-;ContCst; Safety Essay Contsit. A Buglers: Walter Bojar, Henry ••her one of those j '»•- — Proceeds will go to the ments will be served i Roosevelt and changed its nameJT Karcher. Hon. John Rafferty,Carleton, Maurice Cohen, Har- day, iSea Scouts, a Marching Band of fund. t0 Carteret in e . min no comments: A short recess was held to , ^ mid-twenties. .Druggist Joseph Mittuch, who old Edwards, John Hadam, John Louis J. Szabo, who stepped •adults and teen agers. ciiriMn comparison' M."' Al* Hcal>'' 1-oy'lt.v Day welcome Vincent Basaleci oost The.pwl buil(1in8- The Americani was later to become the first J, Kennedy, William Misdom, Michael Palla Stanle down from this office after ten Serving on these comniillaca s seen in the *••••••••!•••«i»'rm»n, ivp*in;\reportedj IIKIentry/ wianiL.blanks cominannccommanderr 3nrandt John FlulPlula sen i"*2*W* *»» Honor C.uard Dance, to be heldi ™ '. , " , ,' « , , ™; ;reml: CARTERET, one of the Drummers: Frank Hlub, Franklwerwere e pFranrankk DeakDeak, StepheSteDhenn KoKo-i i Veteran rehabilitation is taken •mi., every day on n ages are 15 U. The Seniorjin April -the idea of a World War - oldest settlements in the state, erans or anization Haury, John Katusa, George ivacs Cranford; and Geza Meg- rare of quietly and efficiently. li..e. explaine..„ d- , -participat - e in the Silver'offering„ wa„..s, ,awardedinalllt« 8 - named for and by Sir Philip Car Kolbe, Alex Skurat, Charles jyes i;' tne memory of Elder Char ,The Roper Survey lists The Am- 1 D In 1921 •ii! heads were sub-j ^*^ »y Parade in May. to Mrs Ruth Donavan and Mrs! Carteret (then still teret in 1664. Named by the Leni Thorne, Edward J. Walsh, Clif ies Varga who passed away lastierican Legion ahead of the Am- psts for funds,'D*a0<1|t Rooms .Mrs. l/>na DeKolf and Mrs. Mu organizers came to town, the * led to Red Star Landing (Blaz Henry Rossman. for congregation's gratitude and af- Steve Stek. ,n was antici ! toe Queen who will enter the cha. 263rd they visited in New Jer-Ung Star in now Washington Cymbals: Thomas Jakeway,fection I Commander Kwiatkowski sa.id n! of next week. |contesJ t for the Kinhth District1 The next mertinmeeting will bbee held^ ^ convinced the leaders'Avenue ) (Red Star is a factory John Witkowski. inspiration Ior this month must tnat Dein s othcr that tne budget IQueen. Any auxiliary member or Monday. February 17 8 P. M i 8 P*rt °f a larger or-,site.) George Washingtog n em Color Guard: John Chomo officers elected at the e from the eharactcr "S " 1' 0 ...... , . . diij^ cntinpkd f th Bttl f Yk cxlured at a public P ** members who liavp daugh al the VFW l"os( Rooms. Klganizationi , tt0 contin-parked for the Battle of York wicz, David Jacoby, Joseph Mil I^^^L.!.^^"!!,: spirit of Presidents George »h. 18 council ued service "For God and'town on the Kill van Kull, On tuch, Clarence Slugg. and Abraham-un- Country, was a noble idea. With j August 22, 1777, a principle en-i A large number of citizens !ch'ef eoln. "Washington had the a trcasurer; Fra lc erscgl seC| :i].in Michael Toth said • ;only tew dissenting votes. ncw|sag«ment. the Battle of the New;and veterans served on the Var-! , ° Y, ' afe to forge a new nation; Lin- i Legion post was Wustered in Blazing Star Ferry, was fought, ions committees. iretaryy and Julius. Keisz finan-eoin thc irjt l() k£ it tQ. ijl crew was working 0; i wi of holes caused by 1 jciaciall secretarysecretary. NeNeww elderelderss • rain for the past sev The first post commander loyal to the

ID: in i.- !:ii;in Rt: in M. Center j ... 3 ! he ,n iwen ID contact whh; mn«,,PPr Re»wn. The post g;ew throoah 1 .lie,;* I:M j'.-nt./ 1".-,.U Uor*»4h »**?,. es. and this ...llenal will be out the years andd mot in FFir«j Vf^Il M||W>< I V lftff#*M.t Re-elected as elder/for three fr Eisenhower. John F. Kcnnc 1 Ol year terms were Alexander t" <-oliinibus and used by them. Jftch ot the ma- Hall No. 2 ami the meetingn-dlClllH 11 T. -•i.ljiR, drainage aUw-;^***v l rK"'l . ^ >^ 'n Carterci teria] also has a» aptf|fca*tion ort yavel is still used by the com IIurill Comba, Louis Hollo, Alexander Richard M. Nixon I lighting ai t SuUivaniH'^*1**1* "Parl 'n Scha residenl i t workshoCtetp schoot] l sitel , han d ol n Friday evertrffrfin mande r toda'y ' T I\ * |^ I /^ _, ,»„„ ^ „,-, Peter, Andrew Pross, Louis J.1 Of thc presidential losing can- W1 Szaho and Mcnyhert Toth. Other! |i three were not Legion- i«e the Sttppinj! Stone Environ :ing a film on school site develop WheB ^ Municipa| BuiUliiiK 11081)1111r 1 lj»OV<.nlOrS ( A an , . were: Columbus School: Jane for use exclusively by The man, of Highland Park vice and New Jersey State Medical ^,1 £ ?? \ ^^""ibirthday of March 15-18 will be lor teachcr.Mnv<,lvod in environ d sen William Kanior John Nem-;Jcbratd th dinj n(-1|,,!ingi . . .Van Koskt Daniel Roselli American Legion. The post con-president at the Cardinal China .Association. sen, William Kantor, John Ncm-;ccjCbrated with a dinner danca mee ftrst sh Lc0Ila! d SU ::i!.ni iioy Jackson re- mental wuication programs anc (;nns,lne {;ieser Rose Weiner'it'""^ to t ^"V and Company licit-, was reelected to ntho, m,lmh r ^f th ' ' ' Sendelsky, Vifo Sta-|;!aat ThT e American Ugton Memor- ,.f M-robiem had aris.•emphasized the planning an(lEsk,lle Pa|mier; Lynn Zawis third Tuesday. Edward Walsh the office of vice president of otner members of the se]|a Francis ""--' --••' o,;,.tn,rtio.i of garden '«»( Maly H|fi was commande iuclude Charles Nietubicz i Fran'ic Verseci The ll : :ir the turnpike ui-»uo01n .HUVUK'i[ S IhI'hce l0JchlTteachersS ve Dr. Andrew Harsanyi, American Legion stamp in tlje the turnpike »«',' ! ^[\ ">- 2ins. Meloni'ienn MudrakwuaraK. , Eileecuecnn AAnn WWheh«in WorlWorldd WaWarr 22 wawass ddee :.th"e, Boar"filiaUUSIJUUd ol fI Governoraard J. Paitenopc, M, t)., of ; mini to fiet to the '"fi the subjects of ' Land His- CJ"M' ta ing, gave a detailed report on P«'ted to make the first pUt- \r.w\. and that the tor>' Sleuthing" (Social Studies), . , Ciajkowski, Robert Don ;najres prepared a farewell kit]Pi] l- 'Colonia; James E. Hardiman of n s A Carol McGregor: Cleveland • i«r »<>nrv j«fuo irt inu/n Afi^ri MMrr. KronniaKronman haos hon a j Perth Amboy and Aldrage B. the activities of the church iU a and : for every draftee in town. Aftert ,,,, a| "Pond Study ' (Science *~ School'• : Doris Tambascia. An- (j, ^ po t rooms were j member of the Board since Feb. j Cooper of New Brunswick. 1968 120 worship services were by Math) and "Snow Gee e war s Kathleen Walker. , f ' ighls a week for a!2, 1961. He has been associated 1 about equal in number ij.'.u'ittalk over thV(Scum«>- All of the 0DCn ou r n committee ap jj ^ ~ involved several disciplines and' The Carteret Board o/ while Service Officer]with the Cardinal China Com- made by the Gasior Lauds Ruckriegel and his staff pany since 1946. were 16 infant baptisms! classroom .subjects lion is the fiscal agent for the !Board: Joint Conference Coin- and 16 burials; 17 new members! , . ,,. , ] Several of these teachers will program which is financed by|d'(l free service work, helping He served as councilman in;mittce, Mr Hardiman, Mr. Nie- vkllin thc Cenler hls were added to the roll which' lltlltlK I I Ilia &« 6 t win ^e federal government without Gls to fill out papers for mort Highland Park for six years and tubic?. Dr. IJowla:\d; Finance numbers 439 — 331 of them with •Bob Szigeti 1UIUM1> l^lUll ;tc r .„,and! spring, .inwith, ^itheirr rla«.'po*class- cosl t Irtvo thith>e taynavers taxpayers.. &»£*$.ages, ththee G Gl lBil Bill lat o lRights Rights, , s«rS• i>ower is more iday. storefront library include wall j iiftual, we would Faruquee said that the to wall carpeting, draperies and. 2 Carteret Streets >?u all the mor will have approximately 1,500 e pillows for the preschool story CAKTERET — Councilman ini1 books. About 500 of the books group. ! • prayers that are w Roy Jackson has turned over y God Buide' »'l be written in Spanish, Hun to the police committee the raj,,' in the difficult'("'an »n a V™r ner strip Mark Misdom, assist 1 '•"I'ITD, principal, ant denner stripe aj»d Paul Men From Carteret Fire Ctf. •I ^l l Among other programs' listed for the project will be two full singer, 2 year pin. CARTKKET — Borougd Coun- length movies each month to be At the December muetinjj: cil accepted with the regjreii A .... _ai.t the Community. Cen .Robert Klette, wolf patch, gold the re'iignatioa of four members t«r in the Dolan Homes in Btn (an.uw> denner stripe, and 1 year of the CartertH Hook and C££~ 01 \li .th, direc- webeloe, lei VDIUIIU'IT Hook and U "I'll t'J'Jvans, will be gen Street, pin; .Jeffrey t g and Kngine Company No. 18G An adult movie will be shown aquanaut, geologist on the la»t Friday o{ the month and 2 year service star; Paul Mayor Thomas Deverin Guinbi Beuok, 1 year servi « star. Two pecially acknowleUged the and awl • picture for youngsters on lie last Saturday of the month year service stars to Walter iguation of Charles O'Do •.Illl _t 2 P. M. K prt-ichool story Poeal, Mark Bejtfk. Mr ODonnell has reached" " llluny" hour will be held at 10 A. M Jean Evans, and Urold v Hit-1 tommernor- WELCOME MAJOR: Carteret's new poUte director, Mujur John Buffiu, and bin wife, were welcomed Into the borough and In age of 85 «n TUfaday with the exception of Woert. Erich Reich rt received.' U wiring of local bwlnew people at a cocktail parly held i« the Catholic War Veteran* hall recently, lhe maUcaUy from a 7 year pin, David Nunamacher to a her programgm,, tte Uirt Tuesday of the month. uui«8 Peverin and Council anl w«* utu-nded by over 2«0 proplti. Pictured above frmu led U* The lias *"> originaiil l Two Chrome residents have j became a bobcat a* ii,l*«lk'v Cumuiisisiiiim Kuy InUmi ami the Rev. A. Medvigy of St. Ellas Church. Jackson i* •>eph Hamadyke, Jr., U ii baea hlrtd on a part-time basis ml of the people in alUsiuUuce. • \: 'i'atnek and Joba Edm « l>r«rians. Mrs. Juauili Pen yin. I LEADER-PRPSS ednesday, February 3, 1069

25 Year Class Reunion Planned for May 3 Figarotta Dubs Teacher NEW BRUNSWICK - Ar- Society News rangements are being made for the, 25th Reunion of St. Poter's Demands as 'Excessive' h School Class of 1944, ac- Charles Macaluso, son of'Mr. , WOODBRIDGE — Robert P.|rlreds of dollars by the school cording to Mrs. Eileen S. Maul, and Mrs. Carmen Macaluso, Co- Figarotta today called teacher [year's end", publicity chairmen. Ionia, is a member of the De- j demands "excessive" and said j" "The .sc-hnol board i.i Irving A dinner-dance will bfr cember graduating class at TM;; | they should think more of their taxes down," the candidain Saturday,JUay 3. 7 E.M., at Ce-kio College, Tarkio, Mo. A bffiFf [professional duties rather than said. "If 1 am fui'lunaUv enough dar M Restaurant, North ogy -major, Macaluso was alsoj {financial gain. J to work on I he school board I lirunswi a member of the varsity foot-] ! Kigarolla, who along with Dun will do everything possible in Mrs. Mary Uleary Jackson, ball team at Tarkio. aid Macdonald and Joseph Dc ihis area." .'>!) Highland Drive, Milltown, is ,, « . , Marino are running for three clinirma'n of tlie attqir, The Cultural Arts Program of ichool board .seats, said lie be- St. Anthony's School, Port Read- lieves the teacher salary ques- ing, will sponsor a cake sale tions should go up before the St. James [during the Fire Commissioners .voters..on public referendum. .. •("lectfon, Saturday, FGbrUafy 13 1 "Besides. .ouUtanding .salary ALOHA! [pom 2 to 7 P. M., at Port Read- Honor Roll'"* ing fir«hpuse, . -•• demands, teachers are 'seeking • • « a SL'IH) clothing allowance," Fi yarolta said. "Police only gel Is Told A workshop in advanced hair &. the styling for licensed beauty oper- WOODBRIDGE — The a<-»- ators will be held at the Mid- demie honor roll for the students dlesex County Vocational and The board candidates also ot St. James' School has been pointed out that teachers are .announced as follows, WEST Technical High School, Florida requesting a $25 petty cash ac- Grove Road and Conver^Jlpulc count to be maintained at all Grade 8-A: — Diane Andrav ONLY vard on February 10, 17/25 and times. Jcik. Gerard Green, Carol Lad- March 3 and 10. Registration fee jack. George Lukacs, Mary Jann is $5. There is no additional tui- "Although $25 isn't a lot o]f Myslinski, Kathleen Nolan, $399 tion. The workshop will be con- money," Figarotta went on, James Ungvary, Joseph Vazza- "thai sum could add up.J.Q.imE HONOLULU 7 DAYS ducted by Mrs. Jeannette Linch- no, William Zenga. SAN FRANCISCO .! DAYS insky of Fords and will cover Grade 8 B: — Diane DaPrile, IAS VEGAS 3 DAYS such topics as composition and Nancy Gode~y, Patricia Horn, design, advanced hairsjjaping, INCLUDES: Penelope Horn, Nanette Johler, new methods and techniques, S2t. Van Pelt Deborah Jones, James Kis.sane, • Jet Fare hair fashion styling, directional • First Class Hotel Magda Kobza, Lawrence Nagy, roller setting, bread and butter 'ViH Be Guest Kathryn Pease, Karen Schimpf, • Sightseeing styling and hair tinting and ton- Barbara Ungvary. • Kxlras ing. Each person attending is HOPELAWN — Sgt. Kenneth asked to bring his or her own Van Pelt, juvenile officer of Grade 7 A: — James Golubie equipment for cutting, .setting Woodbridge Police Department, ski, David Innocenti, Robert and combing hair. will be guest speaker at theJoel, Eaura Jones, Donald Lu- REALLY GOOD NEIGHBORS: Tho (iood Neighbor Club of General Dynamics, the Electro Dynamic, Operation at Avenel, pre- regular mee/ing of the Joseph kacs, Tara O'Brien, Kathryn ADVENT RE sented a check in the amount of $<>I8.65 to the Avencl Colonia First Aid Squad. The club, founded wlien the company was located Reynolds, Michael Soga, Ros- Nemyo Association Tuesday, .Jimmy Stewart, actor, is mak- in Bayonne, m.-ics annual contributions to local charities. Left to right, Charles Wadenklee, First Aid Squad president; Russell February n, 8 P. M. at theanne Slatile. ing a IT- day tour of the U.S. Snoficld, good and welfare chairman; William Madigan, president of Good Neighbor Club; Ann Connors, secretary ind William Hopelawn Memorial Post VFW Grade 7B: — Robert Bodes, TRAVE installation in Vietnam. This D. McCarthy, Industrial Relations Manager. 1352, 113 James Street. Joseph Janis Holzheimer, Patrick (')'- i::ii:t St. Avo. \-. his first visit, to that war Ncmyo, Council president and iBrien, Harry Pease, Teresa Per- torn country since his retire Coliinia - les House, John Wier, Eriwin |Thorsen, assisted by Sanford honorary chairman, will "•olli, Robert Reager, Jill San- inenl from the AirForce res- Off Slnvt Parking Eagle Court of Honor Aigncr, Robert Aquila and Marc Luna, institutional representa- come the guest. • dor, Charles Schimpf, Margaret Lampasona. live, to Kurt Daniels and John Sgt. Van Pelt has been ffl Sisko, Terence Van Dzura, .Mary Scoutmaster Thorsen, assisted Raab, * charge of the Juvenile Bureau 'anil Van Tassel, Deborah Vene- by Thomas Gocze, presented The program included: Call to since its innovation in 1956. HJziae , Frances Wilcox, John Zcnga, OFF-SEASON SALE! Conducted by Troop 48 \ Badges of Office to: Stephen Order, Thomas Gocze, senior has attended Rutgers University (irade 6 A: — Raymond Gri- „ , , 'Davies, assistant senior patrol patrol leader; The American's nialdi, Cynthia Johansen, Kath- 1 and the University of Michigan ISRMN - Remhart Thorsen, sophomore at John J-. Kennedyileader; Richard Kantor, assis Creed, Brian Cranmer, Eagle receiving certificates from both leen La Marie, Cynthia Pease, i., Scoutmaster of Boy Scout Memorial High School, where he Itan t patroi leader. Bat Patrol; Scout; God Bless America, sung on .Juvenile Problems. Sgt. Van Christopher Peterson, Elizabeth CHAIN LINK FENCING . roop 48, made the presentation j is a member of the school band. |Kur l oanicl.s assistant patrol by Mr Graser; A Scout is Rev.Pelt is past president of theSokolinski', Donna Terrano, Su- i,r ICagle Scout Badges to Jeffrey Brian, who also began scouting ;lea()cri Ravcn patrol; Robert erant Dennis Luna as.si it Middlesex Juvenile Officers As- san Torok, Lynn Zennario. AU-NEW WIRE ^ l.aMarca and Brian Cranmer at with Cub. Pack 48, is a patroljVandcrDecker, assistant patrol senior patrol leader; weln; ,ie sociation and the Y. B. A. Local Grade 6-B: — Deborah Alma- a Court of Honor Tuesday mght.leader of the Apache Patrol of ica(lcri Flyin(, EagJe £>atrol; ,U> parents, Mrs Karl Janke #38. He is regarded very high- si, Audrey Biislin, Ronald Caf;- 100-FT. COMPLETELY INSTALLED VFW Post 2636 Hall, Route!Troop 48 and serves as ui.struc- Victor Lampasona, instructor;,i president of Mother's Club; How ly in the juvenile field both lo 'IT. Edward Benkert was Eagleltor for mapping. He is poster giano. James Colgary, Pal- William Currey, instructor; and Scouting Began, Edward Ben cally and throughout the state, ricia Franke. Jeanette (Jougeon, U her and Robert Barber. Dis chairman of the troop's poster! Daniel" Dunii,"aksistai,r quarter- krrO'agle Scout; Klondike Ue,:- ,rid Commisioner of Northeast contest "Keep Your Community master by Report Thomas Cornell as Members' wives and friends James Higgins, Janet Jankinv- or any one interested in joining ski, Bcniadcnte Mahcr, Michael 1 13 Council gave itter r ld S VeS as a Merit Batl cs weic ^'^'.•lAi "' " - jk f,r ""' D , " : « Presented sistant di strict commissioner the Nemyo Association may at Malone, Rocco Romane-lla, Va- I he Eagle Charge. Den Chief for Pack 48. jby Robert Graser and George Northeast Dist. Raritan Conn Jeffrey is the son of Mr. iand tend. Refreshments will be serjleri. e Savino,-William Van Tas- Various awards given to the Chambers, assistant scoutmas cil; Camp Cowaw Report, Ben ved alhd a door prize will be sel, Leah Zennario. Mrs. Ben LaMarca, 38 Hardingtwo hoys were: American Leg-,t | j .|,|i Neescn, com l.a.Maica, assistant scoutmas erSi aoc osl awarded. Grade 5 A: — Joseph Andrav. Avenue. He is 17 and a senior at ion Good Citizenship Citation, 'mitteeman, as follows: John !ter; solo, "On My Honor", Craig St. Joseph's High School. Me !presented by Kingsley Fisher. R , woodwork; John Moore, Hushes Star Scout; Scout Ves- cik, Margaret Ballrhan, Deborah aar) Carrier, Michael F.ros, Barbara tuchen and a member of St. I Middlesex County Boy Scout musjc; Arthur Post, public pers and Taps, Mr. Eraser; do Cecelia's Church. He is a part- Represent a live; Elks Award, by health; Glen Chapter citizen .Scoutmaster's Benediction IW Kt n m lime emphyee of Bob's Tele- A. SanGiacomo; VFW Award of .,(,(„ m (i,e nome; Haab, citizen- iScoutmaster Thorsen; and rePTA Business Meeting\ "' ' & XH'Phon Maza, Susan vision and Repair, Woodbridge. Merit, by Carl Raymond. Coin - ship in the community; Ranb itros-hnienls served by the troop's ISKI.IN - Parent and tearhcrj™10"' Hobcrt Safcinsky. Judith ala alncl Jeffrey, who started scouting ,mander of VFW Post 1G36. Ian( i Stephen Placido. swim [Mothers' Club conferences in tin- individual ? «'- . « ^^ntaaoce, with Cub Scout Pack48, Tender'oot IndiiL-tioi was con-jming. Stephen McGuinness,! -• - — classrooms will precede the reg- Leal1 Smi1"- icrved Troop 48 as a Scribe and ducted by Scoutmaster Thorsen i ulttr business and soLial ijiccting Crade .VB: — Diane Annenli, currently holds the rank of Jun [and PaUaol Leaders' Council for j Haab, Placido ' Victm"Vampas' WATSON ON V0M> OflPlCE of St. Cecelia's School PTA T-orie Behr, Sheila Casey, Ju- Washington — Outgoing Post ioi Assistant Scoutmaster. jjohn Jfl/rascando and StepheO|0na, Daniels McGuiru-ss and W'i] Thursday, February 14. Confer-;dith Ualton, Barbara Dragolta, Brian, the son or Mr. and Mrs. Kaplowilz. Tenderfoot Awards ]jam Schit/.ner, life- General W. Marvin Wat ill be held at 7, 7:30 and^'ucille Geis, Susan Gelsey, Carl Mnnmnuth Victor Cranmer, 94 Semel Ave were made by Ri'inhart Thorsen, i(; e n e Sachko'wsky at 8:4 2S3 0800 | MA 40106 1249-2168 SH 14700 363-8«fi7 'line, is ]"), and is also a member Jr., Junior Assistant Scout mas-1 ]>us( James Chapter s I of St. Cecelia's Church. He is alter, to: Anthony DcPalma, Char

vi(l thur Post Ocne iachkow.sky ,]kc ..hugc pi|b,ic mominient7 February 15, 8 P.M., in Lourdcs, Travoslino, Noel Sachkowsky, hnch Wil.|le a|- sugKt,s|(1(1 ,he po;it. and Fatima Halls. Tickets will) Grade 4-A: — Nancy Kailcr, hams, Nea Chapter, Charts maslC]. , be & b(|siness he available after all Masses i Uremia Beirne, Kric Bobal, Ka- Cena, and Craig Hughes sale y. ml , ^]ifitjan Sunday, February 9. Ithryn Casey, Edward Crowe, l'n- Star Seoul awards prcsenta , .. Muaie will be by Nick RigRrtricia De Hisl, Michael Keeuai^ • Draptry Cleaning tion WHS given by j .Scoutmaster Help given lo poor on plan-and his Ranjo Band and^n,ode of Thomas ],eahy. Henry Luba^ ter Thorsen tFbt eeo osbhe bgg ning meals. dress will he optional. . Nancy McCrath, Jean Nacy, • Pillows • Blonkth • Storog* — j Beth Pianucci, Herbert Ruetsrh, MmyL *" | Joel Schubert. (irade 4 B: — Carol Fillipc-suk, Michelle (Jagnon, Deborah Iliit- CLEAN ER8/LAUNDIRER8 chin.son, Thomas Joel, Michael Lee, Susan Reynolds, Patricia Terrano, Joyce Wilcox. 1 Grade 3 A: — Krnesl Andra*- cik, Mary Aquila, i-iusan Muck, FREE DISCOUNT CERTIFICATE | Donna Keenan, Deborah I,a Kaz- 'SK THIS CIJf'-Ol.T l)I.S<:oi ;NT ( KIMIMCMK AT \\Y MORRY L.\ RUE za, Thoresa Lenait, Janot l,ul»- ns, Theresa Perry, I'anl Smith, STOHK OK ON ANY MOHKY l,\ lil i: KOIiTi;. And when you do, be »ure Joanne Sokolowski, Andrea .Sta- to ask for another. No limit on your saving* - I'>l>. % tlirough Feb. 21, 1969. tile. Tirade .IB: — Donna Arrnentl, Michele Biros, Leonard Carrier, t*^i John Fee, Deborah Gaul, Isabel fi Cierminarin, Mary Jean Ilcrte trick, Patricia MrGrath. Kath- leen Mctiuinn, Kobcrt. Pianurri, Patricia Simmons. Alan Terpan- ONE GARMENT ick, Daria Venezia, Calhleen WainwriRht. Kimberly Wistoii, CLEANED AND Ftdsranne Zdunek. FINISHED... Auxiliary Unit .'5 for 2 paving*.' .'{ gannrnU rlraiiPil ami fini«lird |)f«'si(lciit of the Larlir.i THIS CERTIFICATE MIST ACCOMPANY ORDER \u\iliary of the Iselin First Aid F.xrlurlrd from inU: Run, Pillowf, Blunkru. Fun, Npoktin, Hill, Draperirt, ^lii.fil at thr rrcent election ol itlinr.s for 1969. , Siicrle*, Ijfither* «nrf (.lovrn. Ot||i\ S.'ittiix!;iv and Stunlay. For Sunday Morning 2400 Linden Ave., log Main St. ISEI.IN — S!. -Orelis , School '.•i'ii - ;i n [ilmrr .nrw, liili" in \hc PT.\ will «pfir!-,ur a cake <;ilii IT. PVo. W»««l Avr. i "Ml HI- ll'.i I I S. A .1 ''.CC'flt A I?) 'ik Jl Siiri'lnv. F'Chruaiv 9. afl^r ill IVrih Ma-. !•>-. lif'L'iniiiiit! ^1 1 V M,, 2U> F'lalnfirM 1 r • IMOM t"!/ ' I "i I'••;•,, phi , [;\\ I li;i(' ;, , i'i HIP ff»ri KIOI OHUI'IP ih* 344 GI...I...I SL fd/ ' nimules sl;itioii~to-stn firm. , hurch offirr lore #wmj(;n|;N , Molhf'|-t; of stiide.it? in .Si'iT 75-8676 • RAHWAY 402 Mfin St. I ,n ( tlioic ;i felltny Amcricfui Mary Antliori.v's ami Mrs. Men nn\ sixlh grades will supply anrl 884 Sr. George Ate. vmi 'ifionld call this weekend? sell the b.'ikerl items. Clai-irrKith- |((»Mrr,FTF • rVEW ci •; in chnr;;!- of ilic rfipcclive SRRvrrr:s | ;imi|i; :iic- Mi1-. 'I'lii-inliiif fli-r o* FAMILY LAUNDRY ( i 11,1. "»>2 e played and a late of I'eaee Roman Catholic' ,,or hushnnd is a 1964-^^- cimreh. Rev. Adam Kearns of; , p . .„,-,,,, ;i.' iiiiiiu'i'il tlio uroup's plan-, II|I]HT will be served. A noiniiial l|a(( ()f C] (h Aml)oy Heated ill the ceremony. , , graduate of 1 ?11- ('(iiniiiK niuiilhs. ilnnatiini will bo received per s hno nn<] a ms jut' on. The bride is the da.igh ter o , I'nit riiinlcrosa. iioli'il >k\ rv t.liemi "Hesources To Live By" W;.!li-r Malinski served_ as best ; e iiM i^<'<'W York Stiiic. and will foal tire a dramatic | man. Ushers were Dennis Mang ' ' nil March --, Mi'twood is M>nn reading by Mrs. Sanford Brandt, anaro, Jimmy Kowalski and 'he Crossroads Carden Apail- 1 Mrs. Al Richman, Mrs. Arthur juriiiy an I'Vi'iiini; at thi I,aim .liilui Mevcrs. Imenls, Woodbridge. C;MIHI, Cherry Hill, Ni'w .Iff Mazur, Mrs. Stanley Shinrod and ?<•>•,"*»lu'n Robert (iouli't is the Mrs. Leon^cingarton. This will be followed by a guest panel fiMtuiTil cnU'riaiiicr. Mrs. Kit u^ MncDiinuld to Thom- 1 consisting of Rev. John Wight

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tus sit ICE I?OI Mill, PIIAKMACY MpetSema W f|J PDISON INTFRFSTED? ASK FOR 587 RiWi.sevHl Ave. lll'I'Sll'lW r t'A ^ PHONf MR. ESF'OS.TO Cartcret, N. .1. il I'liiirinjn i • -,-ft". Wednesday, February 5, 1969 LEADER-PRESS

its central membership meeting Monday night, at 8, In the school on Penning Avenue. ISELI.N ITEMS • * * Bingo games will be held in St. Cecelia's Lourdes and Fati Alien CuthbrrtRon :t639, Kniphts of Columbus, Sat ma Halls Tuesday night, Fob NiOfi Oak Tree Hoad unlay, 8 P. M., In Lourdes and ruary 11. Early bird, games be- h.-lin, N. J. l-'atinia Hulls, Sutton Street. Tele. 518 8469 gin at"i and r«ftda#Tfames at 8 » • • • • • TIift Women's Missionary Coun- Managers and coaches ot Men- Scoutmaster Ikinhart Thor cil of Iselin Assembly of Godlo Park Terrace Boys' League, sen will meet with members of Clmich will have its monthly Inc. are holding' tfaeir annual Boy Scout Troop 48 Tuesday meeting tomorrow night (Thurs dinner-dance Saturday, from 8 night, 7:30, in VFW Post 2636 ml membership meeting1 of theset for Saturday morning, 10:30 other part of the hall. Kroup, to which all parents oi In the post headquarters, Route • • • diiliiren registered for the 196927. Joseph Painter, director of the baseball season are Invited, will a a • Iselin Fife and Drum Corps has be held Wednesday, February Christ'* Ambassadors Youth announced the scheduling of two V2, 8 P. M., In the Post Inn Group will meet Sunday, 0 P.d^UU-m«etings, Tuesday and Brown Avenue. M., in Assembly of God Church, Wednesday, 7 P .M., at his borne, • • • corner of Cooper Avenue and 117 Berkeley Boulevard. Berkeley Boulevard. A 'meeting of the St. Vincent The Ladies Auxiliary to VFW ' a a • '' Post 2638 will have its semi de Paul Society is scheduled for monthly meeting tomorrow, i A meeting of the Senior High Tuesday, 8:30 P. M., In Boom P. M., in post headquarter*, Fellowship «f First Presbyterian 107 of St. Cecelia VScfiool, SuT- EouUST. Is set for Sunday, 7:30 P. M., inton Street. • • • Fellowship Hall, 1295 Oak Tree • ,» .* .. Members of Boy Scout. Troop Road. A nwsedng of Sing Out Middle- 47 will meet tomorrow night • » * sex County is set for Wednesday, 7:30, in Fellowship Hall of First An Anniversary Hour, honor February 12,7 P. M., in Knights Presbyterian Church, 1295 Osking couples of the Diocese of of Columbus Hall, Grand Ave- Tree Road. Trenton, who will celebrate their nue. The group, which is an • • . Silver or Golden Anniversary of affiliate of "Up With People" The Iselin First Aid Squad Ca- Marriage any time between Jan- will also meet Sunday, February det Corps has scheduled a meet- uary 1st and December 31, 1969, 16,2 P. M., in First Presbyterian ing for tomorrow, 7 P.M., in thewill be held Sunday, May 20Churc, h Fellowship Hall, 1295 •quad building, 477 Lincoln High- 3 P. M., and Sunday, June 1, 3Oak Tret Road. way. Volunteer youth are still P. M. Dim to the large number • • a being sought, between the ages of Jubilarians, the committee Webelos of Cub Scout Pack 249 of 15 and 21, for the unit. Any will determine when each couple will meet Wednesday, 7 P. M. in young man of the community to shall atjtend. On the occasion, St. Cecelia's School cafeteria, that age bracket may attend any Bishop George W. Ahr will give Sutton Street. of the Thursday night meetings. his Pontifical Blessing to each a • a • * • couple and present them with a A rehearsal-meeting will be personalized scroll, no Mass will held by St. Cecelia's Accordion Tomorrow night, beginning at P/T—T

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Broadway Avenue, Sunday, Feb Colonia Temple ruary 9, 8 P.M. Those attend ing arc requested to let the hosts know by calling them at 382-0746. Folks In Sets Services We«kday evening services are COLONIA r- Rabbi Saul Z. being held each night at 8. Mem- Hyinan, religious leader —of bers of the Congregation ire aik- Temple Beth Anv, w# officiate ed to honor their "mlnyan" ob ial Sabbath Sqrviccs Friday, Feb- ligations or make arrangements Review ruary 7, 8:30 P.M. and Satur- for a substitute. !day, February 8, 9:30 A. M., in The Sisterhood's Mardi Gras the temple, 220 Temple Way. is scheduled for Saturday, Feb- The Adult' Discussion Group ruary 15, 9 P. M. Tickets may be will meet in the home of Mrobtained. , .from Marlene Kapit, BY JACK TILSON and Mrs, David Schoenberg, 34 telephone 381-1049.

"I'was a Puerto Rico vacation for Mrs. EUzafietn1 Hall Trad her hubby! ' ' INTERESTED IN Didst know that Ed Schoil'is studying Radiological Manage- ment Civil JMen.se at Rutgers University? ART NEEDLEWORK A recent visitor to Hawaii was Mrs. Barbara Stmon. * • • Laura Jane (Sewaren) Tympanick's heart belongs to Army FOLLOW ME... Sgt. Robert Norton Pretty Rhonda Farcr's vocalizing is definitely music lo the cars. * • • Admitting that she is a "born ham," Fannie Flagg has glten said that she would perform for "anyone who'd listen." Joe Bcninato of the Club Dene Dinner-Theater listened. Ho hired her. The copper haired, blue-eyed Alabama comedienne tacklra (lie role of the reincarnated rogue in "Goodbye Charlie," which opened last night (Feb. 4) at the Club Bene Dinner-Theater, Route #35, Morgan (NJ). George Axelrod's comedy centers itself around a Hollywood rake, punished after his death by being returned to the- scene of his escapades as a beautiful, mysteriously fascinating female, "Charlie", is now chaste and chased. A natural comedienne, Miss Flagg is an author, actress and a nightclub monologist employing a carpetbag full of varying l\[i' PLANS: The newly-formed auxiliary at Itoosevelt Hospital is hoping to gel representatives from every Middlesex County Southern accents. She is devastating in her imitations of Mrs. municipality. Working on the plans and getting a boost from Freeholder George Otlowski, center are left to right, Mrs. William LBJ. Her recent album "Rally Round the Flagg," contains Rowe, Mrs. Man Wan Cheung and Mrs. John LaDuca. many vignettes mimicking her days as a radio personality in Birmingham; courtesy and book carls. Many Beth Am Sisterhood She bagan her career at 16 entertaining at Alabama clubs patients at the hospital are with Roosevelt Hospital Unit extremely limited funds and and TV shows. She became an author because "I found that i Slates "Masquerade" TWO FLOORS OF "ONE STOP SHOPPING* the cheapest way to get good material was to write it myself." some without families. Often COLONIA — The Harold For "Goodbye Charlie," Miss Flagg ventures out to add an- these patients are forgotten dur- D'Espies Orchestra will be feat Holds Membership Drive ing holidays such as Christmas, a vary large selection of other leaf to her talent tree. The comedy that supported Lauren ured at the Masquerade to be ir YARNS • RUGS Bacall on stage and Debbie Reynolds on screen is Miss Fhng's Easter and the auxiliary hopes sponsored by Sisterhood of first New Jersey stage appearance in a Broadway production, i EDISO,N . —, . A CouMy wide "strokes" and other crippling to provide them with holiday Temple Beth Am Saturday, Feb ie NEEDLEPOINT * BUTTONS "I passed through Jersey on a train coming from Birmingham i|^"1^rsmP »"«" "fiZZ^t ailments and volunteers and theremembrances. [ruary 15, 9 P. M., at the Com * CREWEL • MOTIONS auxiliary hope to help these in- heading for the bifi time, Fannie drawled, "and 1 decided to^jS," ^LlL™w* All of the officers of the newly- [munity Center. y * EMBROIDERY * FABRICS come back and visit a while. communities to recruit members dividuals by supplying some formed auxiliary wt're former- ir RIBBONS and volunteers for the newly- Costumes are optional^— but "I don't know if the Club Bene serves chitlins, hush puppies form of recreation such as bin-ly volunteers with long records prizes wj][ be awarded for the We will help and guide you in any project you or catfish, but they've got to have turnip greens with the turkey." formed auxiliary to Roosevelt gos, movies, entertainments and undertake. A trip to this interesting mop wiU in Hospital in Menlo Park. of service. jmost original and funniest. Re- Miss Flagg will have to settle for turkey minus the turnip patients reading libraries. Mrs. Mah Wah Cheung hasjfreshments will be served at the an adventure for any art needlework enlhiuiatt. greens or console herself with South African Lobster Tails. The hospital dedicated in 193' been selected the first president (affair, which is open to the pub- was originally designed to servn Roosevelt Hospital is suppor- Whatever the past, Miss Flagg come to the role of "Charlie" ted by funds from Middlesex of the auxiliary, She is the wife lie. / PLENTY OF PARKING honestly. She believes in reincarnation and is pretty sure that persons who contracted Tuber Large Municipal Parking Lot Opp. Store •cujosis, but now houses som County and the patients are giv-of the superintendent and medi- Mrs. Marlene Kapit 1% chair- .she is the re embodiment of the great American comedienne, en excellent care. However, the cal director of the hospital. man with Mrs. Dolores Thaw is Maude Adams, who played "Peter Pan," 50 years ago. 340 patients suffering variou: crippling diseases, such as axneed for an auxiliary to supply The other officers are Mrsc.o chairman. Committee mem- "One Stop Shopping at a complete yarn ihop" "And I believe in poltergeists." she once told columnist Earl the "extras" needed to help the thritis, muscular distrophy, mul John LaDuca of Somerset, first bers are Mrs. Rose Diamond, Wilson. morale and well being of the vice president; Mrs. William P. Mrs. Doris WUpon, Mrs. Marcia Goodbye Charlie! tiple sclerosis, heart, lung an< upper respiratory diseases a: patient. Itowe, second vice president; Sarbone, Mrs. Sheila Sternbach • • • Mrs. Theodore Sattur, recording and Mrs. Ruth Rothman. SEWING KIT, well as out-patients clinics treat AprroximateJy two months ago Peter Lengyel rates journalistic accolades for the outstanding ing and rehabilitating peopl an auxiliary was formed to raise secretary; Mrs. Charles Bashew, For additional information 65 E. CHERRY ST., RAHWAY, N.J. results he achieves as director of the Carteret High School funds for the opening of a coffee corresponding secretary a n djMrs. Kapit may be contacted by with physical therapory, speec, Open daily 9:30 in 5:30 P.M. — Thunday 'til 9 P.M. Concert Band. therapy and occupational ther shop and to maintain hospital Mrs. James Snider, treasurer, telephone at 381-1049. Good luck wishes to Charles Kohlbusch, new chief of the apy. Edison Volunteer Fire Company 1. A good percentage of the pa tients are bed-ridden due A busy year looms on the horizon for Mrs. Joseph Fedor. She's just been elected president of the Fords-Edison Branch of the Perth Amboy General Hospital Auxiliary. IT'S SUMMER • • • They only have eyes for each other: Linda Perry and Robert Tuleya. • • • * tit idk (Wu'ca The Worst Time of the year Edward (Woodbridge) Kennedy will serve as general chair- Romantic cillci, palnv man of the New Jersey Volunteer Fire Chief's Association 58th fringed beaches, anniversary dinner. It will be held May 25 at St. Anthony's Hall in Port Reading. iky-high mountain!, • • • superb (ports. South is the best tinhe Friends and neighbors are busy congratulating George (Colo- America has •very, nia) Pfeifer on his being awarded the National Safety Council thing! Let us plan President's medal for saving a life. His mouth to mouth resus- of the year citation revived a five year old who had fallen into a creek. your South American vacation today. We'll be CingU around! to have FASHION SHOW SLATED FORDS — The thirteenth an Retreat Reservations nual fashion show sponsored b; Deadline Announced a First Bank the PTA of Our Lady of Peac< School will be held Saturday AVENEL — St. Andrew's La dies Society wilt sponsor a week- CSIPO March 15, at 11:30 A.M., at Dia Checking Accountl mond Jim's Route 34, Madiso end retreat February 21 through TRAVEL BUREAU 23 at the Dominica.i Retreat Township. Reservations may b< 303 MAPLE ST. , made with Mrs. Jeanette Miller Hou^e, Elkins Park, Pn. 442 8698 or Mrs, Peggy Lydon Mrs. Louis Molnar is accepting PKRT1I AMBOY, N/J. 2252193. reservations at 634 2711 after 6 P. M. All reservations will be World Wide Travel due at Mondays meeting set for Specialists since 1907 8 P. II. in the church hall. Winter winds, freezing rain and snow, WANTED ice cold ... the worst time of the year to run around paying bills. Put your Ambitious REVIVAL CRUSADE funds In a First Bank Checking Account. Assembly of God Church Keep cozy, warm and dry, and pay BOYS KOULEVARD AT COOPER AVE. your bills by mail in the comfort of your home. Yes — it's the best time of the - For - ISKLIN, NEW JERSEY VVKEK NIGHTS T-.K P.M. EXCEPT MONDAY NIGHT. year to have a First Bank Checking Ac- WED., FEB. 12 - thru - FEB. 23 j*ffftf To make it even easier, we'll SUNDAY 11 A.M. AND 7 P.M. even open your account by phone. Juit I OR FCRTHKR INFORMATION PHONE 283-1216 call your neareit First Bank office. IIF.AR - (JEORC.E'S MINI SERMONS! • find's conditional gtiaran Icp of a I,ong Life • Love, Courtship and Marrigae • ;>ltlesnakes in the Mjiuazine Farks • * Minutes on the Gyps; s I'\whia1rie Coufh! — r. „__ • I he ( orrelation of LEADER-PRESS Si irrife and the Bible • \\ h\ I believe in Angels • Why do the Righteous Suffer and the Wicked NEWSPAPER I'nisfirT • The Devil Ain't, what He irst Bank I 'sod fn Be • Hurl's Fingerprints in Nature I and TRUST COMPANYNA ROUTES I \ v 11 r I MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION f' > r 'h"rnlHtp Christian •I HIM I I lt|N In Wfine)bridge and ( SnMKTs' Anas f.ornn ywWMr ttwn n I in" [lu JrsiK Christ -- In flip Mppling nf 1U BA With AUik* ing miinpy., ftfti/.rs. limn in N.irl1 i>* build rnuM* are tree AVENFL-COLONIA OFFICE OFFICE 'I'llilll \l Tor by <»r;irc are ye Suml through EDISON OFFICE FORDS OFFICE HIGHLAND PARK DFTICI 13/9 St. Giofpe IWeniie I Mill' | [)||, <1f!| Bl.nr Rintl ..K*y. (Fit ;2/l and Shepird PI. f g .115 Utrftin Ararat Phone: 442 28U0 S: 442 29(10 : 24H600 442 2900 : 247-4600 I'llVNff W "Wilh fli Increase of 33..per< North Jersey,, ^ *„,... O '^(A\W// *-. „ of -tf* .working press. nt overTtfe previous fisclaVyear This Sunday, David Mazurowski and his parents of Jersey City, One of the1,136,730, or 18.7" per cent from Publishing, Fna" *' ^\lM^o the 1960 census total of G,0G6,782. apd an increase of 61 per cent wijl visit Elks Lodge 2116 of Woodbridge, at 1:00 P. M. formidable undertakings of the over the number received^Jive David, who is five years old, is 'the New Jersey State Elk's-new President is to achieve "a According to the latest estiesti- years ago, thn mates of the U. S. Bureau of LAWRENCE F. CAMPION Publisher • HARRY P. FHANK, Asspciale Putollahei poster boy for 1&9. The Middlesex Sing-Out-Group will, give goo•""d• "press—" 'in" the "»four" year»•"s " him a bond for $100.00, which they had won as a first prise in of his term of office. [the Census, New Jersey ranks tenth in its rate of growth since MIX UP:—Seldom does the the local U. S. Day parade this past Oct6ber. The State Elks This has been a "thing" with Legislature order a State de- Asociation will also present prizes to the three winners and three I960. The State was outpaced in RECOIL" Nixon since his days in Congress percentage change by only Flo partment to undertake a survey runner-ups from Woodbridge High School, who had participated when he nailed Alger Hiss to a rida, California, Arizona, Ne- and find out the work has al- along with sixty other>Uiflents in a poster appeal contest. Wil conviction. Nixon became con vada, Alaska, Hawaii, Colorado ready .been completed. liam Rhodes and JawTSullivan are co-chairmen of the affair. vinced Hiss had worked with the and Maryland. It happened when the 1968 Lo- Communists and much of the gislature adopted a bill direc- David is a cerebral palsy victim, who is also subject to con-liberal press was pro-Hiss. New Jersey also keeps its ting" the State Department of vulsive seizures. Therapy, crutches and determination have (Some even today refuse to goeighth place among the states in Transportation to undertake/ a taken him from a wheel chair in two years to school this past along with the court finduig._)_ population size a place it has feasabjlity study of the local September. Now he is able to. walk. . He and hundreds of handi- fhekrwrntimiously since I960.TxF[an3 state roads in Warren and capped boys and girls have been helped by Elks' charities and In the 1960 campaign Nixon cated between the two great ci- Sussex Counties before the Tocks the public interest- David has shown remarkable progress in was not fairly handled by theties of New York and Philadel- Island BarnantfReereation area persoiiaTity and mobility. He is learning .rapidly in school and working press in any number of phia, New Jersey is an impor- i becomes completed his parents credit the Elks for his progress. Last year the 132instances those among fltem who tant part of the corridor known Elk Lodges in New Jersey spent more than $331,000 in practically saw the late President John as "megalopolis | Governor Hughes vetoed the every municipality in our state to aid the rehabilitation of crippled Kennedy as their hero, especially „..,. , . , [bill stating the Department of children of every race, creed or color, No^Elk is paid for this those who felt religious or Irish sonWits "peh ra squardensite ymile of, 959.Ne3w perJer- -Transportation had anticipated or other close ties in a personal the problem outlined in. the bill charity work. sey far outdistances its nearest ind initiated a study e?rly in way, were sometimes quick to competitor. In spite of its great More than 24 handicapped children have bein given'college seize an opportunity to place 1968 on the impact of .the Tocks density, there are many square Island Dam project on the high scholarships and all have entered business life with the ability Nixon in a poor light. The worst miles of attractive and sparsely to earn their own living. Each year new cases come to ligh of this prejudiced reporting was way system of the area. He said settled communities and rural the preliminary phase ofBtlu1 and are aided. The Elks maintain climes, and hire competenl pure distortion. areas, mainly because the areas nurses, therapists, "pediatricians, psychologists, teachers, coun study has been completeePantl While there is some of this of density are concentrated the department is reviewing its sellors, welfare worker.and masseurs to help to restore our handi- to be found in every election around major centers and areas capped youth. Operations are provided where necessary. findings with local officials at Nixon received more than his most accessible for commuting.Wthe present time. Therapy and schooling is given. All kinds of appliances and share, since he was thought to Almost 60 per cent of the State's In fact, the Governor pointed equipment are donated which include crutches, wheel chairs represent the middle-class ma area is woodland and cultivated out, the Highway Department walkers, tables, hospital beds and drugs. Artificial limbs, spe jority, those with poverty, gen- ground in public and agricultu- has requested planning funds for cial shoes-, hearing aids, dentures, glasses and speech devices erally, and the traditional Pro ral uses. improvement of the roads in have beeen purchased and donated in increasing numbers an testant, northern European stock Commissioner Roe reports mi- the area in preparation for the nually. that composed the vast majority gration continues to play a most big change. of the population. (Nixon didn't important role in the population bow to every militant minority The members of Woodbridge Lodge 2116 of the Elks are also patterns of New Jersey. In the SENIOR CITIZENS: De- the second fathers for Cottage Seven at the Woodbridge State demand. Another "sin" was hisyears since the 1960 census, im-creased bus fares for senior ci- School. They work with the New Jersey authorities to provide membership on the House Un- migration accounted for slight- tizens during off peak travel npt only entertainment, but also various articles not provided American Activities Committee.) ly more than half of the popu- hours is the goal of State Son through public funds. Now that he's President, many lation increase, 52.9 per cent, ator Richard J. Coffee, D., Mer- It is true that this is a fraternal organization, but its main reporters who did everything compared to the rate of net cer. objective is to provide for the welfare of crippled kiddies who they could to prevent that are migration from 1950 to 1960 of The Mercer County Senator, cannot help themselves. discovering a "new" Nixon. 48 per cent. who came to the State Senate • « • They are suddenly saying he The new population estimates last year after serving as Presi- It all started on Memorial Day in 1966. Woodbridge Mid- isn't so bad after all, etc. Andalso make New Jersey the most dent of the New Jersey Associa- Tuesday's Election dlesex Council 857 of the Knights of Columbus and Americus practically all of them agreed urbanized State in the country. tion of Chosen .Freeholders, Tuesday, voters of the Township are The pictures of all the candidates I>odge 83 marched together in the parade to honor our war his first news conference was aThe 1960 census showed New plans to amend an existing State dead. After it was over, the participants enjoyed a luncheon success, even if the President Jersey was 88.58 per cent ur- law which prohibits such con asked to go to the polls and select three and their biographies appear on page at the Masonic Lodge in Woodbridge. Worshipful Master appeared a bit nervous at theban, which represented a 2 percessions. He also said he would nut, of eight candidates to serve on the 12 of this issue. We urge you to read Harold T. Drexler and Grand Knight Leonard Walters dis- beginning. cent increase over the previous favor a State subsidy to make Board of Education and to vote on the them all carefully before making up cussed cooperation in charity affairs. This continued through Some intimate Nixon aides be- decade. Projecting the trend up any losses that a transport;) the term of Worshipful Master George J. Kufus of the Ma- lieve the President is too defer- over the past eifht years, Com- tion company could accurately budget, your min'd as to which candidate's you sonic Order. ential to the press, primarily missioner Roe states it would attribute to fare concessions With, a $17 million plus budget, one will support. because of the painful past and be safe to say that at present granted to senior citizens. The first Joint dance was held in February of 1968 to com. New Jersey is more than 90 would think that the voters would As to the 1969-70 schsol budget, it is memorate the 100th anniversary of Americus Lodge. Grand the imprint this made on him. Although only- 44 years old, Be that as it may, Nixon is offper cent urbanized. cmiie out in droves but, unfortunately, our honest opinion that the Board Knight Joseph Gougeon and Worshipful Master Herbert T. Senator Coffee is very much in Ncllsen worked together to make this affair a success. Now to a good start with the working terested in economic aid for old- yi ar after year only a small portion of tried to do a conscientious job this press as President; whether this EMPLOYEES:—New Jersey Grand Knight Nick DePrile and Worshipful Master Frank J. has 39,939 helpers to operate the er New Jerseyans. On Deci'm rapport will last as the next ber 18 last he revealed he will 11 ic voters cast their ballots. As for the year and hoped to stabilize the tax Russell are planning a second dance to be held at St. An- Ship of State while 133,991 other 1 thony's Hall in Port Reading on Saturday, February 8th. election campaign nears is a introduce an amendment to tin others -all they do is kick when the rate, but, at this writing it appears as 'question. employees help counties and 249 Proceeds from this affair will be* donated to the educational municipalities serve the public. Stale Constitution which wijl lux bill arrives. When they have a permit increased properly l;ix if the rate will have to go up somewhat fund at the Woodbridge State School. According to the latest report chance to express their opinion where again. We do feel, too, that the Board deductions for homeowners (is Much can be done for worthy causes through mutual co. of the State Civil Service Com- and older, extend such relief to it really counts—at the ballot box— of Education showed courage in resist- operation of the Knights of Columbus and the Free and mission, there are 25,459 classi- renters of non subsidized hous they fail in their duty as citizens. Accepted Masons. This is only a continuation of their many fied employees in the competi include widows an uninai- ing pressures and, even though the tive civil service section of the Running as a so-called "Board tick- members will not be too popular in fine works throughout the past years. Health Hints ed men aBe a (l State Government. Also there !?the Staler, , rathel r tha3n "the mu- et" are Donald M. Macdonald, vice "some quarters, they did make an effort are 7,355 employees in the non- competitive class, and 935 pernicipalities, as at present, as- f resident of the present Board; Joseph Don't ever underestimate George Van Tassel as a toastmaster. sume the full cost of the pro to help senior citizens on Social Securi- He may start off in low gear but before the evening is over he Parents should see to it that sons in the labor category. There DeMarino, who was appointed to the ty and widows on small pensions. moves into high and eo,mes through with an excellent job ofnothing interferes with the prop- are 34 employees in the exempt | *• ffP, er growth of their children class Although admitting some com Board and is seeking his first full term In our opinion the election Tuesday ad-libbing. , He showed his best at the annual Woodbridge Fire pa es w uld llse mon|i on 8 Company No. 1 dinner at the Seven Arches Saturday night when physically, mentally, emotional- In the unclassified State ser-i "' , ? y ' \ ly and spiritually. This is a big r luccd fa e atn f() olold and Robert F. Figarotta, local attorney, will be one of the most important in Jack Kenny was honored as outgoing chief of the department. vice, which includes the State i " f P™f !' ' mid a newcomer to politics. order and should be carried out Police and instructional staffs at &cnatSenatorr Coffee points out the history of the Township. The polls A new innovation took place at this dinner when the ex-chief to the best of their ability. ^ in San-Diego" Coffe, Californiae point , the was given a ring, besides the routine ex chief's badge. State Colleges, there are 6,156 Also running as a team are Dr. Har- will ba open from 2:00 P.M., to 9:00 Physical growth depends on employees. number of passengers and rcve fikl Pollack and Thomas Domanico, P.M. Pat Ifehoe, Kenny's father-in law, in true gourmet style plenty of fresh air, sunshine and _, , . , . inue both showed significant in The twenty counties under civil , . f | f , f thn both of whom have been active in PTA Don't you honestlyjselieve that you showed the rest at the table how to devour Cannellonis ( I hope rest. Important also, is correct crpas< s a ter Ower ar( s or I spelled it correctly, because I had difficulty in pronouncing clothing, an adequate home and service protection report 27.3491eWorly were instituted and that work. will be able to find just a few minutes the word. understanding parents. How. employees in the classified ser |in Los Angeles a loss ,n ,Tveml9 Dubbed as "independent" candidates to express your opinion on the^candi- ever, it could be said that the vice and 2,780 unclassified. The waK har(i|v siRnjfi(.anl As usual good old Eddie Patten, representative of the 15thfoundation for all this is proper 249 'municipalities which hav^ arc lonel A. Kahn, a Colonia resident; . dates and the budget ^during those Congressional District, came through with his gift of oratory, food. For example, children who adopted civil service have 58.000 (Continued on page 7) Charles E. Williams, a school teacher hours? % „ such as only he can offer. ive beyond the semitropics quite often do not have enough and the first negro to run for the Board If you don't, and you have no excuse • • • George Wittenzellner, ended his term as entertainment exposure to sunshine to prevent in the history of the Township and except laziness, then you are a failure chairman of the Woodbridge Elks Saturday night with a rickets, but by supplying the Peter Novak, Sr,, Woodbridge, active in bang and a flourish and a night that will be remembered for necessary amount of fish liver THE as a citizen and as a resident of the oil containing vitamin D and union circles. a long time to come. The German Night featuring the Ba- Township of Woodbridge. varian Band, the Johnny Schmokers of Temple, Pa., was one vitamin A, the threat of this dreaded bone disease can be INSURANCE of the best attended and worthwhile events ever held in the avoided. lodge. Pete Greco has now taken over the role of entertain, EDITOR'S Give From Your Heart ment chairman. A Wgh vitamin diet for chil « • • dreo contains daily: One quart This month local Heart Fund volun- —The economic drain Is staggering The annual kolbas and stuffed cabbage dinner sponsored by of milk, two servings of fresh teers will be visiting their neighbors to in terms of hospitalization costs, medi- the Catholic War Veterans will be held in Our Lady of Mount fruit, one or more servings, fresh or cooked vegetables, one distribute heart-saving literature and cal expenses, lost work time and lost Carmel hall, Smith Street, Saturday night from 7 to 9 P. M. Guest Flditor - <•< r.nd John Arva, CWV hospitality chairman says that all the proservin- g of a vitamiinjheavy star to receive contributions. It's not just taxes, an average of $21 every year for ceeds will be used for the patients at Lyons Veterans Hospital. chy vegetable, at least one egg, one aerving fredh meat or rfeh, another charity. It's a cause that fights every man, woman and child. whole-grain cereal and whole- America's greatest cause of death, dis- In short, this is your problem. It is If I do not say anything about this, I will get more ribbing grain or enriched Bread with eases which can strike any family. and ridicule, over the fact that I lost my car for four boon butter twice. everyone's problem. The threat of Am- 54 Main Strrrt, Woodbridge In advance of the arrival of your lo- erica's greatest killer is so strong that the other night, and through the fine efforts of the Wood- In order to make use of body- bridge Police Deparment and friends it was recovered with- building foods, the child must t COST OF INJURIES, DEATH, TAXES ral Heart Fund volunteer, you may the Heart Fund cannot be submerged out a scratch. have proper eating habits. wish to consider these deadly facts: These habits depend largely RISE FASTER THAN AUTO INSURANCE in a combined fund drive with other Of course, I did the thing that is one of the most sinful In this community, as elsewhere charities. In its 20-year history, the upon the behavior and attitudes A Chicago editorial writer recently examined the effect acts i car owner can do — leave the keys in an unlocked of the grown people ai-ound him. of inflation on many of the things we buy. His conclusion: in the nation; heart and blood vessel Heart Fund has supported research car. You can bet your bottom dollar I learned a lesson. For this reason if adults' in a auto insurance premiums have risen more slowly than diseases, are responsible for about 54 Actually the car was not stolen but was driven away by amily with young children many of our financial obligations. and medjeal progress which have drop- mistake from a parking lot by another motorist, and that's have bad eating habits, such as percent of all deaths, more than all ped the death rate from heart diseases Among these, he said, is the increasing cost of essential the story, and I have told it without fanfare and just repeat not eating liver or spinach, they government services: I LEARNED MT LESSON. abouM be kept secret. other ^diseases combined. for those under 65 by more than 18 • first class mail has rison 100 per cent in 10 years —In-"Middlesex County, about one percent.. Tfie young child should have (three to six cents); short period of rest before • social security taxes paid by the employer (and person in nine now suffers from somq So welcome your Heart Fund**volun- The weather is crisp and cold as you get into your car andcoming to the table. ' turn on the ignition. As you slip behind the wheel and feel the ,'omployee) have gone up 130 per cent on incomes of form of heart and circulator.y ailment. teer with a smile and a generous dona- chill of the, night .air, you close the windows waiting for the car $5,000 a year, and 260 per cent on incomes of $10,000 NV-wborn babies to the elderly, all tion this month. In other words, give engine to warm. up. A few moments go by and the car heater a year; • the cost of our Federal government has risen 125 i arcs, both sexes—no one is immune. —so more will live! i spreads comforting warmth throughout the car. You're com- fortable but you're also forgetful and, more important, in great VIEWS AND REVIEWS per rent in 10 years; *v danger. " • state and local taxes have more than doubled ID 10 The big mistake that most drivers make in wintertime is driv E. B, Selover, motorman on new years. \ Ike On Cabinet ing with all windows closed, notes the Safety Department of high-speed New York to Wash He noted that auto insurance premiums have risen 44 Motor Club of America. Although this does not seem to most like ington train: per cent in the last decade. But what he failed to mention One of the more hopefulsigns in the ministration. On the other hand, it is 1 a dangerous practice, it can cause the life of the driver and his "There's one nice thing about was the fact that the cost of auto accidents—most of which takeover of American governmental good to begin a new chapter with hope occupants. driving a train. No one's gonna i.^aid by the auto insurance companies—has risen 78 per cent during that period. machinery by the Nixon Administra- and it would seem there is reason to Carbon monoxide fumes seeping into the passenger compart- put a gun at your head and say tion is the composition and voice of the ment of the car will f Cabinet, speaking collectively. During that"time, the cost of medical care has rison al- the majority of Americans and offer carbon monoxide fumes will. ' ' Rjch,rd M. Nixon, President: fnrriKT President Dwight D. Eisen- moW 37 per cent, fit costs an averae'r of 50 dollar-; a 'lay Carbon monoxide is odorless, it is poisonous and it is deadly "We cannot learn from onp lo stay in a hospital l/xlav Authorities p«tim;ttr that, hy 1 something to all who would work and when rrtnfined in placps like the family car. This need not be a •• < i if-ently remarked that nrw another until \vp «tnp shrmting at l(>7'l thi^rfjt-iJv pxficriip rnav run a< hi'-'.h as 7'1 Inllaisi be good citizens. Pfrobl*-rn, however, if you drive with the vent or a wimlow slight <>n" another — un'il WP <;pp;ik ' '''ii"f fi|i|)oiritf'fs jippoarj-to him to Iv fipen. Tli<' rjrr iihitmn of air will he rrmfieh to dkpPr-e any such Ari'l auto repair r'stq- H <;i 'ti'fiiant pjiCt of fhe au'o !i''i 'Hiietly Pr)ou»h -o rh;il our wmrk rlcm pi'ttiw iirr> \'>. p'tr'-'Ti! hi 'her than Kiev were I'i vrir = '• ' Hi<- lnic;f nf lhi<; rentury. .'Since (tint .The first goals of thr new govern fumes in the car ran lie heard as wi'U as our ,-ii'fi fin I'lY/'. it nr-w front ITIII for a IM.V/ Mvi floor lumllnfi •"'il'i uirliidc Cabinets selected by men!., to check inflation, seek peace in So f'ii <;;ifc find plrnsnnt w•intcj flii\im!, 7. a similar joh for :i 'f>7 <;u, of 1 [iiill'.'illv op n ;IUI\ in;il:c sine lh.il llw ''S TIIISI sy.sl'Tri of yoin r fJ'-ncrsU Kisf:nhower himself this is international affairs and unite the nu. 'ir'iilai mii.lfe and model. r;in ••umv ttl i.) '• ;ili( ;irl of iilito iriMii mice p One cannot forecast either the re- together) certainly commend thern- f;imily. ' * « • "We have inherited infljitiwi This KIIIIIIIII will l»p K'IMI to answer questions you may .•iiilt.s of the efforts of the new govern- ' selves to the majority of both Demo- The (aitere( i;lks l.ml>!i> will liolil its annual clurilv hall ;uv pressures thai, are -.eiioiMy have alioul imiperlv anil (usually Insurance. Send iheni tn 1 ment, nor how history will judge the crats and Republicans and to indepen- (liis S;iliinl;iy ni'lil in Si. limit's (I.ill. Music will hi- furnished flhtorfiri" trie i^iHioul .' ;m;l I'I Mrrn & M'MiSnset, .r>| Main ^1,. Wmidlpiid'.'e tnnrkrri t<> llip ; : In i ho I, ;M!

\ \ Leader-Press Wednesday, February 5, 1969 MOE SEVEN

JOIIV GOODMAN AIRLINE FAKES GOING UP CAItTERET - John M. Good Teachers Label The Civil Aeronautics Board man, 53. of 2Q6 Elm Avenue, has approved a 3 per cent fare Obituaries died Tuesday at home. He was hike that will add $3 to the cost vice president of the Middlesex Board's Offer of a- oneway first class ticket County Realtors Association, an 4 and up to $2 on a oneway coach i: office U>_ which he had' been fare. The higher ticket prices! City and had resided in Colonia 'Phoney Ploy MKI1AKL LISHAK lift expected to start around' for ten yews. He was a retired recently cletced. WOODBRIDGE - The funeral Air. Goodman was a charter The president of the Wood March I. i nf Michael Lishak of 115 Newemployee of the Chase-Manhat- bridge Township Federation of tan National Bank of New York member of the Carteret Rotary .Street. who died Friday at Perth Club. A veteran of the U, S.Teachers, Raymond A. Peter-j LEGAL NOTICE (My. ... . • Ainlioy General Hospital, wa* Army, 'with"service during World son, in an exclusive* statement] " or held with services Monday -Siirvivjng arc his widow, Mrs. to the LEADER PRESS, today; War II, he was a member of lire DUIrUI No. 1 Jemrj morning from the Leon J. C!eAnna Ladtitko; a daughter, Mrs. called the alleged fifteen per! To-m-lp •( Waodbrldie, Ne- Ile e L die Carteret American Legion Notlct Is hereby Slven lo Ihe illy Funeral Home, 411 Amboy ! « ^ms Post 263, and a parishioner of cent • raise which the Board ot «« «i n™ Duirict NO. I tim on Avenue, A hiyh reciuiem Mass . ,, , ; St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Education otewns to have w^^&W/JLr'' was offered afterward in St. and three brothers and a Mster Church, He was a member of to teachers,, "a t>hon«phonevy r>roDap-ropa- 7 P.M., EST, «t the roiiowim .fames' Roman Catholic Church. ganda ploy." pUces: in Russia. the church's Holy Name Society. ,.»,• ,...... I'ollini District No. 1 ilia romorisr Interment was in the church | WILLIAM GOLUBIEWSKI Born in the borough, he had The_ polrtician. in this town, -H O, the i.w Km- District >: 1 of thi' cemetery. „. .. j W0CW>BItt&6E_ Dsldp'rt here ' att:,Jik... Hfe. He "i1?' TiCtpn fhaf Iheveryono t»achpre wh« lurnptlWood.-rtd.-o will T«*W >"<> e CrttM, unit ihe ikilllns place A native of Perth Ambny, Mr. vices were held Saturday morn- was the son of Dr, Maurice and nsien mat me teacners turneu ((|1.M( d pO||in| D-iuut-jja. i,niiaii-i>f f.isliak had Ijved Tn Wog4bndgc ing for William Golubiewski, of Mrs Gertrude Harrington Good down a fifteen per cent raise," i»i the WowtuiMgc Firehome,"M» s«-h.«,i for over 20 years. He was a40 Central Avenue, Sewaren, man. declared Federation .resident l"r«l< Woodbrw««, N*w-J»™ry. member of the Sgt. John B. from the Greiner Funeral Home, He is survived by his widow, r.lu r 4 ,f. ..•,,.' P"lUn< Dtltrlct No. 2 shall compriw i^an Veterans of Foreign Wars j y or 44 Green Street, with a high Mrs. Marian Benson Goodman; The fact Of the matter IS that ; WwxJbrldj,n 0( the esai Crocd firke «nDUtrlcd thte nolllnNn. »s oplacf tie e Post, Perth Amboy; Liberty Mass offered afterward at St.two sons, Richard and John, Jr.,our negotiators accepled an offer ^Tov«»hip of \vood.rid«e NOlyini g•, than Fin1 Company; and the Perfji Anthony's Roman Catholic at home; his parents; two broth- * 111 . |_. • • J mm _. f~1_. . _ I* _ _. _k |L> _. _. I ^ J that the Board described as a jm ___ _ _ Amboy Exempt Firemen's As- Church, Port Reading. Burial ers, Dr. Gerard Goodman of fifteen per cent raise, but that ai' Public SC'M NO." ,h. sociation; and a parishioner ofjwas in the family "plot. Woodbridge and Mackey Good- turned out to be just a phoney j~ 1 Th« election of two (2) Fire Commla- Si. .lames'VChurch. J Mr, Golubiewski,, hwho died man in Virginia. propaganda ploy. Working j loneri lor I In lull ttrm of (hree 131 Surviving are his widow, Mrs.'Wednesday at Perth Amboy .Funeral services will be held through a mediator supplied by'. 2 To vote* an appropriation lor General Mac Leonard Lishak; two sis-(General Hospital, was employed Friday, 9 A. M. in the Lyman- the Public Empjoyees Relations j seemed to be on .the verge of!*'™ *g™ for tht current liseal Mary and Rose Lishak ,aS a locomotive engineer atlRumpf Memorial Home, 21 LoCommission- , o ii r committee lW9-M-rcll 1, 1970. a settlement. of Perth Amboy and a brother, American Smelting and Refiningcttst Street, with a high requiem Approprl- Amoiinl . demonstrate tlm Peterson continued. "The'Salaries - Paid Firemen sno.uixi.on MAKING BANDAGES: Mrs. Phillip Da Hold, left, anil Airs. Jerry Maly, Mitro of Woodbridge; Company of Perth Aintwy. be- fered ot-Ot-iW-A. M. in 500.00 of Si. Cecelia's Altar Board spoke in terms of a fif- making of cancer dressings, a project of the Cancer Drrssinc Committee fore his retirement in 1965. 1st. Joseph's Church. Interment . Salary •woo R°sarv Society. Bandages made by (he group are parked and sent to Sacred Heart Free Home wiI1 be in teen per cent rais«, but when Treasurer'* Salary JOHN F. KREIL Born in Perth Amboy, he had| ?l. Gertrude's Ceme- they handed our committee a Aaalat.nl Treuunr'i S*l«ry 2,500*00 in Philadelphia Pa. The two women who have served" as co-chairmen for two years, system tery, Colonia. Insurance lSKLINf — Funeral services resided in Woodbridge for 55 12.000.00 aticallv pick up and distribute materials to voluntrers. Friends may call at the funeral ] salary guide, the te_ch Group U/e Insurance . ... 4.10(1.00 wrre held' Tuesday morning for years. He was the husband of Fire Alarm k Telephone — 2.700.00 home tomorrow (Thursday)1 ,„. . stunned.., . " , .. John K. Kreil, 69 Bender Ave- the late Anna Beck Golubiewski. Heat k Utilities t>,00",(IO Mr. Golubiewski is survived from 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 P. M. ! Under the terms^of the proGasoline 3,500.011 nue, from Kurzawa Funeral posed guide, the minimum sal:Biection Expenses KM). 00 by a son, William of Sewaren; f VklVU pt%«m-«JWt btiv. IIIUIA1I4UJII OU I B-fi*-^-*! Home, 338 Main Street, South HERMAN RESCII .150.00 a brother, Walter of Perth Am ary which would be offered toj^J", MEx pemes 1.2IO.0O Amboy. A requiem high Mass WOODBRIDGE — Herman a new college graduate with no tension Kurds 17.5(H(,(KI was offered afterward in Stboy. ; and two sisters, Mrs. Ann 6,500,00 Kaczarowski of Englishtown and Rcsch of 280 Grove Avenue, died experience would be $6,800. Af- 'woodbrUje f\n Co. No. l . Cecelia's Roman Catholic te*«r; thaiif fc Maintenanc. - Mrs. "Agnes Siginski of Houston, Sunday at John F. Kennedy BulldJm A, OIK). 00 ('hutch. Burial was in' Resur- guide was distorted, For exRepair- s li Maintenance — rection Cemetery, New Market. Texas, Equipment 1.M).m A native ot Passaie, he hadample, step four would not in Emergenc_„.„.„„y, Generato„,„ r .l.Uil'.OIl Mi Krril, who died Friday at lived here for three yaars and crease at all, and the maximum uniforms • paid Firemen South Amboy Memorial Hospi MRS. CHESTER ZARKMBA had formerly resided in Perth salary paid to teachers with 'Protective Equipment ! 2'WBy Radio t;il, was employed as an engi AVENEL — The funeral of I Amboy. He was a chef at thethirteen or more years' service: Group Hospiiatiution insurance liciT with the New York Port Mrs. Josephine Zaremba, of 417 Brass Horn Restaurant, Eliza jwould only increas* $95.00, or Wnodbridie Exempt Firemen'* Association, . S.O0C.CII Authority Transportation Corp. Jansen Avenue, who died Tues-ibeth. less than one per cent. During Conlijisent . 1,300.1*1 (la Run in Jersey City, "he lived i y -t Perth Amb cnerall Mr. Resch was a veteran of i the second year of this proposed Total - Current E:ipt ivies il_ _ It *-* *. .. * . .. r tit av«*.^.wA—AMi AJ_«._LA.__J. . . _ -_: _. i"J nJ • thiI I I 1s V are3 I t"a im foI (I I r 1IJ5 vcarsVl'_lrS . He!Hospitall|P|i*UF»lLfll,Mlf, waT? MO s UClheU :UnLUturdal lidy V [ the U^ '. S.•••••••^ Armyf , -i^servin- _ r nig aaini I WorlI VI IUd contract—T-_---_--._,4 a— teache*«»*«_>___-r» av wt maximu*»••«••••_• u_ami ,Wate e? UK-r! tV - Hjdm"-J u>i •"•'an*t Charges 4I.W.M w;is a vetoran of the-U. S. Armv '"'-rning from James J. Hig [[WaW r II andd was a parishioneihi r off salarl y woulldd get an increase of rotai Approw-iai . VJ36.414.no ._: _ .1 r-> * _- J . ." . i T1 n1*. _.^n*__iJ 1"______a'*_._l__l_'_ lesIA.sI _ tha4l%n_n_ six.per» ait _*_*»r « cent.HA.H i "* * '•>'* DaiKliP«bl'nc nn___ir uthorlzi >tn ap in World War II, and Sin2s and Son Mortuaryrtuary, 414414'Hol! y Spirit Roman Catholic lor paving thr in ! parishioner of St. Cccc Westminster Avenue, Elizabeth. J Church, Perth Amboy. "After an exhaustive study, pa,.k|ng iot m the «ar of the liii's Church A hiSn requiem Mass was -f-! He is survived by, his widow, we can find only two steps on * Public question to autuoriie «n f red IMrs lit' survived bv his widow *-' afterward in St. Andrew's Virginia Fair Resch; a!the thirteenstep guide that r« 5"*"" Rose Kreil; "two sisters,' - Homa• n Ca-tholi" c Church. Inter-1 daughter, Mrs. Stanley Brazdolflec~ ""t • a fifteen peper r cent raise. Isedan. ment was in 3 Public question to thorise an apt3!'1 Mr,, ( ;racc Cioia of Jersey' City ^ Rosemount Ceme of Woodbridge; his mother, Mrs. The vast majority of our teach q t lcr priAlion of W,(M»,00 im liiriiituit and Iur nl Mrs.Florence Ferrar of | y, Newark". Theresa Reseh of New York City | ers would receive an insult in- ni 'MnK* lor new lirehouse. <;arn Grove, Calif,; and two1 A native of Brooklyn, N. Y.an, d a sister, Mrs. Mary Eseli in' stead of a raise," he declared. tn addilicn, tht sum of tU.400.M fm n ary Interest and ?2u,0OO.0O for Redemption til tliiiilhrish . JameJ s off JerseJ y CitCiyt MrsM . ZarembZba hhadd resided in i ^ '. "We are very disappointed to Bonds pmiously suthorizwl musl be ap. ami Iliirold of Old Bridge. 'Avcnel for two years. She had Funeral services will be held.le.rn that Mayor Barone is us pioprs ph s Ruman Slil'lllKIR COURT OF Jefferson StreetYakimof. Elizabeth. 64. o,f fo412r . Catholij?™.,?c Church° _ !'.., Kcyporl* . » 9 in Holy Spirit Church. Burial teacher demands knowing full XKW JERSEY lie in St. Gertrude's Ceme- well ,tha ,t our committee had LAW DIVISION incrly of the borough, was held ^ Surviving the her husband, tery, Colonia. , tentatively accepted what ap- BKRCFN COUNTY with services Saturday in theiChester Zaremba; two sons, jplwred on the surface lo be a /^ i>wiiet No. L-MWi*; BK.UTY SALON WIIK M;i\ l!.>l|>li I'. Kannir shows IVfiKy Cn\ dill), liaii list «ilh Synmviecki Kuneral Home, 56! Major Walter Zaremba, who is ll •-J4;ca\onable settlement. He is us ' Ma;.,in Sri,wari» "d' u^ si.h«v.n/, "Stella and .luck's II.111 llcsi:.,iii" of Avenel, ;nnl Slclla Siifclrinsky, |)ropi ielin >ra- MIUWS nidi uie average cmzen|lion Berl Go|d-rin ami Ro^iind Gold I chin.ry 9-15 as "National llruuty Salon Week" within Woodluidfte Tonnsliip. Mr. Yakimof, who died Thins 'Jr.. a student at the North Are Held Today dOCS not Understand the eollec-l»t«ln. >re DUenilint , Will of Execution il.iy iii«ht at St. James' Hospital, Arizona Universily, Flagstaff,. l lll 1 ot ,tivc bargaining process, Unions ^;t ;_=1,' * p»nu«M u ler Hie HI>PI'I>\ M) UI When they reCOglll.e a rea.SOn- m* dlreclfd „..^delivered, thp ,tave, I *U}£+>rii.iiv. l"li!i. at 8 oY!urk In Kin- FuMcntion it." he explained. , MI%Bv, arHt ihBe5 hohi DAw Vnf .•••••loel i ,.h. v,, th... emr f-vt'iinu. Hi v\ hli'h pUt'c mid lime nil Hulltfing tnipr.2S. ! IL Ulnsnte. to l|ir i x He was Ihe son of I Arlington and Mrs. Cecelia Mo j the past five years, he had been Woodbridge in disgust. We have 'cii,» OIN™ nrunmim. N.J.' Tutll In hi' raised by taxation sl(ij.i)55._5. Npetial ru'cylion JdSKPII V VMJSNTI Siietiiil (iiii'sllrnt 1>: l.ixin nl). UUP of mnlievs VVHICI ^ml 1IV the late John Yakimof. • retti of Cedar Grove; ami two j chairman for the past -thrne u«tori iho siot- tn .n-#i ~ t^*i ! "Buro-una oi cm-tprei. Qmnty oi M;d three asked the State to send a fad • *"?T ^SSZTLZT* "' MUIIIL ipul CiciK 1. 'I'u i'»iis,s motheriiiv/i uv 1, , Mrs,iiiiii,|, brothers"" ''i, Manue-•« mutwl Vida1 iiinli o(jfi Nut-inn.- ,1 years.-Mrj *-««-«. -'-' .• Schlatteiivui-iLuir live11- \,\id witn 111h1 ufinder if ut! I tH)o WoodbridgeWUUUUI HIK", • sincSU1CeC weWG 1 , BMnBfinKj \l™*Ki1'™rt a»lfHJon l.i a« follows- .Ap. ._. » ^» . • -'ii rv-U/l -^ v»OIi HIlilt:P ureatc-unrttlirir WooTVlllKdI though we have not heard any riled in th« Mlrl-lewx County Clfrk'.i Ol nai inti-mtucm and read; and pasifd on . ,. j. , llct?" "(a) Shall (hi* Comn)issionem irf I' ' Carteret; and a broth- ISELIN - funeral services j bridge Area Chamber of Comthuigfrom theStatere_^r«1i; >, 1997 No 2126 f irtl R 1( n Dlslrirl tn j(nh.«li-ucl a- .idili' AN ORDINANCE V\C*T1NG POK *i. • Ti™l ronsiilirnnsidiMr' IIhe approval or i eji-.l inn Chi'irle.s of Linden. were held Saturdayy for Nikita meree. La.t October, he was ! me availaOIUty Ol a tn Ihe Fire llntisp nnil tn^"'i • ! me availaOIUty Ol a fact finderfinder,, .'''Beini'mBe|n, th* e••me premiwn pimvoyeil to TIONS OF STBK'CTS WU/OR VLI.r'TVK "' * s\m-\». quulmn ,1'lallin 1.1 iho i.winis. (irrrn Slrrrl Siml (ii.i Perpeka, of 139 Dow Avenue, b (h by de«t of n Duett- IN PROJECT IKJWTIK ITIIR PORT iK'niiiiun- or moiun mr viator ami II.MI elected reaiio-r ot the year by; we have received word that the * «r»ntor« lant ( hal Slrret. Isrlin. and lo r\lH.int from Thomas J. Costello Fune 1 f Th J ••--•-••- - - M | SMIIOM IN TIIR TfUVN- ' «e-. which queMlon Is as iiil niori lh in ^2^ 5nn no !or t.Hir] r. MltS. I lONAItl) KODINO the Middlesex County Board of'State appolntWT"nWator, Ar-i^' ^^.1^% ?9M il"' BS SW lowli: c ral Home, Green Street and Coo SHIP OK WnODBRIDOIO. IN THE LOtIN > tl'll'liull anil implov (>nieitdiai p r ( IILOOMPIKLD — Funeral ser- per Avenue. A requiem Mass ANI1 RELirVSINO IifilR'-s iiKid n nl thfii-lo , nil Th' »ppro»innti> amount of the jud_-AM> EXTINGIIISHIVC THF 'PUBLIC »'»'er «nd nydram vices were held Monday morn- was offered afterward in St. Ce--achievement in community af back lo Woodbridge tonisht "iI)) I'D i^ue bonds nl Ihe lire I fairs". '(Wednesday) to try again. We ,„,„ „, ti'icl iffl for «iflld pnrnrNps in l IML; for Mrs. Anna Barone Ro- celia's Roman Catholic Church. ! niini ipal Hinuinl iif $2?,. i(K) on He was a member of the New,are willing lo go to almost any sixUfn r>oM_r«' ISHTITW)" more Vir"™(T«!council of in» Township of wmdbri.Rr he amorM/pfl over a prrioil i 1I11111. Bfi. of 252 Berkeley Ave- Burial was in St. Gertrude's plul lni Jersey Federation of Planning lencth to avoid a strikr hut ii '"'•""' ««""T -lith th« mm, ot s«ciion 1 roriion* of iti-p** >nd/nr •> -II.I>. lo exrred five vefli-R nnd "vilh nue, mother of Mayor Ralph P. Cemetery, Colonia, h !>lllRt om u , COMMA, >IIII inffi^i'Ll mn v-ini,. f ^ 1 _. I aviwu a . iht. Mir. , ifVj In Uw Pro|prt Bowlip (Irhan Renewal !i'r<"-t ;il n ralo mil rMfrrlini: t 1 IIVI'KI) January 31, 1969 IIV'J- a1 num payable hftW-vrntU Hiniiie. from the Thomas J. ,,„,.,, Officials, the Knights of Coin hi j seems as though the politicians -mr niwriiwr ,*-.IT»C th. ,i»w tn Praj*cfii«.trd11, mr Pwt Hiding n- , „ °urn »>i r lrlr| l lft r mo1 B()\RI) OK KIRK COMMISSION K. Street and Cooper Avenue", Ise at the John F. Kennedy Com on Ihe county Board of Direc- Peterson stated ' 'l " ',1 "* ." " , _ povvr "» r a- s »n" d ' IN ui" wp»r«i«-ui«ri hFirby yar drwrihrde var*lrd. anbrd NOTICK OF ELECTION munity.Hospital, Edison. j tors of the Middlesex County ] relerson I KIHK DISTRICT NO 9 lin A requiem Mass was offered -,,,-;.., u^»:..i D-J:.-_ ..__ ., .__'.,.,_; .7 . sniea. ,li)n.mayt upohtn nperlallthe i-Mfidjy providec of .ucd byh povvr larw » osr »n Ihde publitr<-c ui lightws horrb ariilny g arIroem vat«lr Ihp cliHliid an« d FIRNEO DISTRICT XV) ». IKK1.IN riRK IIOIISK. !•>•/•> (;ien> supci Born in Poland, he formerly Board of Realtors for the past IIIIM nf Court. Sold tuhlKt to conditions tion thereof, ne anil ihe same hereby WOOORRIDfiK TOWNHHIr, N. I. I 1SI--|,IN, VVIM)l>BItl|)faK 'I ..afterward af St. Cecelia's Ro lal resided in Newark, living in Ise- two years »f '_ ,are rrlra/.1 »rd exiinjuiflicd. Nulicr is hrn>hy jiiven to iho lrc.il MI- lYVl'FI): t>br«.ry 3, ISIii man Catholic Church, also Iselin. .IOHN J, TUANAOAN ; Sfitionj . Tin- lands «o vacated air all |prs of Kirr Dlslrirl No. 9, that nn Salul I..P. 'J/S/M lin for 20 years. Mr. Schlatter wa.i active with SherlH lin the '»wn»hlp of Woodbrld«r. In Ihr day, Krbruary IJ. HUM, a iirclina and Interment was in the Gate of t Srhachnun Cnunly nf MKIrtlo-.es and Stair of Ni'v\ election will be held at Ihe Kirr llnu«e Mr, Perepeka U survived by' many charity groups, serving as Attornpy^ HiMvftn Cemetery, Hanover. Jeney and arp dcwribwl in mr-tei »nd Kail, 1222 C.rern Sheet, lielln. Nrw .lei T.,~ ..,..,.,,,- ,h , ,. K a son, John Perepka of Iselin. the Township Heart Fund chair I, P. 2/5-1 »«9 61 boundu In de criplinni on Hie with the,,,,,, bi'lvirrn Mir h(.ur« ol 2 V M aid 7 ,J« _ C ' frhriMrv, Mrs. Rodino died Friday at Under The lh >lfl man, and co-chairman and com- Municipal Oe.k «l Ihr Tnwmhip oi p M . K s'.T Said diction Is im :he lol- *' ", milwrn ,v! » "™ " NOTICE 117 IN 1 tic lohn F, Kennedy Community mercial chairman of the United Woodbrldee anil in the nflire nf thr Muni. Uivvine iiurpfim: '"*'. ° "'"f . 'i'" n Hospital, Kdison. A native of PETER KUNIE Notice i» hereby given Ihut at J*»"->lnil Engineer ol Ihr Township o( Wood- 1, To elr-ct nvo lire cumuli* loners lor I morn, holder of r |.i.» Fund Campaign. Active in poli lar mretinj of the Cminril ol I* I "*"- bridge. Thr said \ arati-il lann are ?l«o the lull lerm of thrae yr»r». KEASBEY - Funeral ser lorrtlpd *i "M Wfft Avfnt West f'ittston, Pa., she had lived tics, he was a Democratic coun- ship of Woodbridje, h#ld on the 4th (l,i>nhoun ml a man |.nn»i"tlng nl llrn'r. ?, '|'o viity an appiiipi lor Lrncral Capitol Dome Ml l<> Ordin WHirn. WoodhrlrtalP Township, New .If. 111 Hloomfield for eight years. vices were held Tuesday morn li«<'al yi-ar ty committeeman since 1949 and l'!,re''^'i"nl',-Jf!H ""H p * .|sheeti. riilillr.l "Ma|> ol Sn-rrl V.ction lire pvuinies lor Yhe 'current »ey rraullin* In Ihp lo'lrmins pei-win. i» ing for Peter Kunie, 8 Maple I. _ B JI 'Pa ' P"' (t>r Projert Rnvvlif. .situated in Wnnd fas follows Surviving are her husband. was voter registration chairman ! Leonard Rodino; her son, Mayor wood, from Mitruska Funeral °"_»J"«nr.nJ ,Z* brlil«e Townsliip. Mlildlrsrx Coiinly. N .1." Trlrphone dre**'.M. cai-ll oc'iuiiini; in the aXKres;''' for th« Third Ward. (Continued from Edit. Page) AN ORDINANCE TJf) AMBNI) AN OR- St.,,t ,.. 5!). ,,.l|p. f>bniafy ,:) ,%; ,:u,,m|i8,, rtioip than 10'^ of snid rnrpnrate hrfn U;ironr; three brothers, Joseph Home, 531 New Brunswick Ave- (»«• -rTiir Tnrniilii ™ *rlMI hv Gc)r>RRri)GE.."? ,,!.. P " '••«• "° * »y '\» •""'• Henttni 'Ml (House) dett in trie township for 26 years, several years. New .Jersey will BK IT ORDAINEB. by ih# Municipal ropies ol which SIT Gas 'llnuvi _, fr.'.M) 111 Ilr-M liturgy was held afterward in .in .'.so tliotiy I.epore of Cleveland, Ohio, Muniripiil Clrrti BIIII C!as - nil, iTrurlcsl Cnlonia. New Jerwy He was a 1932 graduate of Co- issue an official road map this Council nr in* Townjhip of woodnridge Municipal Fnninen M WmdhcldcpTo»n- Custodian Supphu .11)1.(10 and Michael Lepore of South St. Michael's Hungarian Greek • C_rY'"T*lTT_ V 1 A_> r^«_ii_,_._.^._ .^JUI. IM.ia IM l>pvnn ^oiid Kurlid. Ohio; two sisters, Mrs. Catholic Church of the Byzan- lumhia High School of Maple- month. :iim,no wood and worked as sales man Transportation Commissioner wnmibrkine" IIMS» b« mt btreby In, f'oionia, New .Jersey Mildred Manelni of South Eu- tine Rite, Perth Amboy. Burial lmt d1i^«llan#»ou< Ex pen MY cations ftl any nf thr ahovp turrpnt ft Roman Catholic Church, Port in two weeks. He seeks a wide hnldpi i sliou'd h^ cunmuniratfd in izer a«Tcharter member of St. lAny and «ll at(« n^cpwaiy d>r thr m t«l Fit'* Pir-vfnlion Reading. 'distribution of the map in the; Mm •( Street lation »nd/or mflinLainanw of any *ni Water 'HouseI in« In .Joseph Valenll. Townnhiw (1 Inman Avenue 115 M idjic. Nrw Inwj; MICHAEL SZINSKI MichaeVs Church, died Saturday Surviving are his widow. Ha- hope of providing residents andj ill lyp« of sewers. pirwIinfB and iilitilirs Srow Removal imi nn . | at Perth Amboy General Hos- «t any lime in th^ lulure. All thp fore- Merlicai I>M'Ml-'lTZ. INC t »1; a daughter, Mrs. Robert! visitors with up-fco date travel in Both T,.\ While Hnuw T»' "in f \KTKHKT — Funeral KoinK reserved rights gh**l! atgo be FP True k Maiilt#naiiri> _ Ecuipt. R.1H y ,'l() ser "jpital. Thnrnm rxilun, I'rf i'li'iil held Saturday morn J Figarotta of Fords; and a son,formation: In past years, state: h lr PUhli Sy«IPm Service V I.IIIXI.OO A naliv<> nf Edison To-n»hPTi"«" I, the CHy ol Z'm"• nvvpin"" ""j "sn ""v '"'leufis" , "'pip»l|n ""'" , " *""* ,'l;"il Wpsl ^vl'n^lp 1.1; for Michael Szinski 90 of I Hungary, he had Jeffery Schlatter of Old Bridge and national authorities and Ra^vay f Tolal \ Srwaren. New .Irisey tii llthhon Street, from . Gagl• i .,:..__ i,n KeasbeySfo„...... „. r 5„0 years ' "nd two grandchildren. agencies have obtained tone-ju>ii2,[TThis Ordinanc e •hall hr ^,,,,, , i, r v.')/i,'i ' i ivj l m l u doI> f uiliKain Colonial Home, 433 and was a memler of the St. Ftineral services will be held quantities as well >j civic, busi lioZ\n?'™bi,c.,ln and publication acrnrrhne^ ±, r,.; Il!,n law- " "'. '•"I""'.'.'.*:. ••»» "i!-"*- ed proval anrt piihlicntion ircnrdinc tn Mair Strr-el. with a Divine Li George Society of the church, j tomorrow (Thursday) 8:30 Anes. s and resort orginitations. JOSEPH NBMYO Requests for the maps should President of the Council fiii Kv offrred at the Ukrainian He,was the.husband of the latelM.. at the Leon J. Gerity Fu «air! Ordinance remains on lilr in Prptidnnt ^f 'he Omiiyil Julia Szurs Kunie neral Home, 411 Amboy Avenue, he addressed to the Depart nflic* nf Un Municipal Cltrk for Said (lidmam f remain on lilr in thr ' ;itholic Church afterward. In- office of Ihe Municipal Clerk lor puhlic I'lnipni was in the Ukrainian Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. j Wood bridge. A requiem Mass * me»t'« Bureau of Public Infor inspection. Notic* in further jjiviTi that Mid orrtin- PROCLAMATION < ,-itholic Church Cemetery, Hope Rose Magyar of Perth Amboy; j will be offpred al » A \l in mation, 10^.") Parkway Avenue. »ncf uill hr furihfrt considPt»»d (oi final Nntirp ,j furlher Hivnn lhat "dirrrndin lawn. five sons, Louis of Fdrds and'St. Anthony's Churrh Interment Trenton. N. J. , 08625. IM«J*_;« hy fiid Council 1" i rfjular ance v^ill be lurtner (ronaidereri tor Inuil passage by said Council at a rITSII'.M \VHI<]REAS. the civic bodies and service 01 Mr. Szinski, who died Tues- Stephen, John. Peter, Jr., and' will be in SI. (iortnide's Ome — meelinj of tlnl body to be hpld in Ihp ganizations of our community and the depart (|iv in Perth Amboy General William, all of Keasbey; a sis 'tery. Colonia. rf>unri| rhambfrr at lh« Municipal ftuild irn. Woodnridge. N. .1 . on TuPsfl.iv. Ihp ntents of the local government recognize the ll'^pihil, was employed for 20ter. Mrs. Fannie Stropkai of l»lh day nf Fphr'iarv. l%9, al » n'l-lnck wars hy Middlesex Water Co-n forcls: a hl""ther, Louis Kunip in flip evpiiini!, al nhic'h piar,* .mil limp Woodbridge Lodge A2116. B.P.O.E. Crippled D ai: ppr»on nance man. !ren and five greatgrahchildren bridge Township; and .IOSF1PH V A native of the Ulfraine, he! Municipal Clerk ".is a parishioner of the Ukrain (EFIM KOPITCH I. T I »1 WHEREAS, the National Elks Organization Over Half Century and its affiliated state and local orpanizalions in Church of the Assumption.! CARTERET - Funeral spr NOTK K OF EI.K( TION It" was the husband of the late Of Personal Service F1RK ISISTH1CT NO I?, (OU)NIA have set aside the week starting February 9, were held Wednesday \lr«; Anna Szinski. WOOIIBFIDIJF: TOWNSHIP, N. I 1969 to observe Crippled Kiddies Week; and morning for Efim Kopitch, 78 To All Faiths Notice i* hpreby «lvn to tile lesnl vot Surviving are three (laughters, of Apt. 110 Herman Homes, ers of Fire District No. 12 tliat on S;itui Mrs Sophie Sabo and Mrs. Throughout Middlesex County (t».v. Fel>ruary l."i. I9B9. • me«inf anil WHERjEAS, this organization of local men Union Street, from Synowieck flwuon will be helrt at ilw Fire Hcnisp, i •ith-crine Doros of Carteret and Funeral Home, 58 Carteret Inman Avt'iiuc Coloni;i. Iwlueen thi' hours has contrbiuted to the betterment of this com- Mr- Mary Bocskocsky of Green »l 1 P VI nnd 7 I' M . EST Said dec Avenue. with Rev. Nicholas munity throughout the year. i.i (Mik. 11 gramlchildren; »nd 10 li'm i« I.,' Ihp loiri.winK pur[Kwes Rachkowsky, pastor of St. Spiri 1 To elect two fire rommis loners for . i'ai grandchildren. ti'' MM term of thr** year* NOW. THEREFORE. I, Ralph P. Barone. don's Russian Orthodox Church GREINER 1 r.» vrti. an appropriation for fenei^i Perth Amboy, officiating Mi" pnir>n*pG for thft! -orrPnl f\§t9\ yeai Mayor of the Township of Woodbridge. do het ehy ; merit was in ,R FUNERAL IIOMK' proclaim the Werk of February 9, H»0<» a.s ' ')[()'il\ — The fiinpijtl nf I'lFI'lTI f-V IKI ELK.'! nilVI'I.KD KIDDIES WEKf^ 'ii'ilae K Ladiitk'), »;), of 1211 Mr Kopilr-h. who rli#wl Int. ',• • 'ii* !,!!• In^'irmi' a I.tnn nn 1 <;,, r>,I * (i,pj,. i in on fin'l uigf nil cili/en.'s of our community l.o tie i'" .in Firiarl, who died W«>dni»s j in F'erth Ambri.v (ieneral HOT. _;.sl atJlished 1904 M<,.it . tiii.-k |r F.(|iiipm»nl J.-.OH mi full consideration lo the future services of l.lir -I I •; ,it Fioo^pvplt. HospitalIospit»l, Krli• pilil. was a retired elnplrryerriplrry* oof IJhl.liM, M>af 1/ f,l«r J.too no •'TI 5 K, Kajin, Pres.-Mansgei Elks. Saturday atlthe U, S. Mat.als Refining <'o ^ rj*"J i (n r ?'p*s 2,Vi m ii<> Thomas J, (.'ristello Funeral He was a member of the Golden P. W. Borden, Director F,i»fHfin - M\ ,*• Prim ni| ion nf) I ' .' (Irpen Street and Cooper Age Club of Herman Homes 1 iremen'i Compensation , t.'lOO (Hi Dated: February 4, 1969 Alarm Sy^tpm Malnr. 5.(100 IK) A i/f'inif, liuriiiliill Itfirn in flus-iia, he hnrl rcs^flfd H Green St Wnorlbridge ME 4-02R4 1'iilr ti Viiir. rp|iK.iliom. i.h|i 1 ..inn oii was in 1 RALPH P. BARONK. Mayor , Colo i (':nl 'i

repel moths that feed on the felt Area Art Show and cloths in the instrument. A Heart Association Names Iselin Church piano tuner can apply a solution that will rejjiel moths for as long Otlowski Drive Chairnian Services Set Winners Told as two years. ISKLIN — Rev.. Samuel' Clul The Mayor Reports ISELIN — Mrs/Arthur Hoeck.' When a piano is moved into a — Middlesex! ter, pastor of Iselin Assembly chairman of the art show o( About Your new home, it must adjust itself County Freeholder Director[ of God Church announced ser- Area Sjy, Crossroads Girl Scout to its new atmosphere environ- licence J. Ot.low.ski has been ap vices and activities frr.se fee is very small. Bus trans- Hopping area. vival services to run through you several of our special pro- portalion is provided and ar line Wesoiowsiki, Junior Troop l.oring Avenue, Edison ' (985- 292; adult category; Janice Koc- CLEARANCE A wide range of activities is February 23; Friday, February jects including Project World rangements made with hotels. A fceing planned for Heart Month, 6352). 14, 8 P. M., choir practice. member of the Recreation De- si, Senior Troop 430, Senior cate- WIDE, the Fourth of July Cele. gory; Deborah Basile, Troop from the three-day exhibition of Otlowski has been a freehold bration and the Shakespeare Fes- partment Staff goes on the trip cardiac medicine, <£jujpm< er since 1955, director since last to take care' of any situation 172, Victoria Grotz, Troop 241, tival of Woodbridge. But there (two items), Laura Sesta Troop and services just concluded at a year. He has specialized " in are many more. which may arise. North Brunswick restaurant, to areas of health, welfare and ed- Baptist Church 300, Cadette category; Deni.se For example do you know any- Mr. Murphy has informed me Kellner, Troop 103,, Patty Olson, hospital seminars, radfo broad ucation on the county's govern- thing about our Project C.H.I. that the Senior Citizen Clubs Ms and benefit basketball Troop 297, Susan McGookin, ing body, His leadership of the Services L.D.? It means Camp for Handi have an membership in excess Troop 468 and Peggy McGeehan,^ games. 1968 Heart Fund resulted in a capped Individuals in Leisure of 1,000 — and Ihe membership otlowski said a separate fund Troop 141, Junior category; Pat-"' FROM YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD DEALER significantly highpr total from WOODBRIDGE — Rev. Jame? Development. This project, a rolls are increasing each week ty Grabler, Troop 301, Robin We drive i.s held each year for the contributions, and he was hon- Cent, pastor of Central Baptist day cajnp for retarded and nan proving that the program is an Heart Association because the Churoli of Woodbridge Town- dfeapped children (r»o age limit) excellent one. solowski, Troop 301 and Mau 111 SI IH \l -ON IIISI'LAY ''greatest killer" deserves spec- ored for his "dynamic leader- reen VUardi, Troop 15, Brownie shpi" by thej|liddlesex County Ship, . announced the Sunday was inaugurated in 1965 to teach, (To be continued.) ON AMERICA'S FINEST ial attention it cannot receive in v schedule of services as follows: category, Heart Association. as Mr, Murphy explains it, UNGOLNS a combined drive with other 10 A.M., Bible School; 11 A.M. Judges in the art contest LINCOLN 'physical dexterity and recrea- MERVIRYS, COUGARS, . MARK 111 charities, The freeholder direc- worship service; 6:30 P.M., tion to this deprived group." A were Mrs. Thomas J. Healy, Ed- tor added that he was sad to re- SWALLOWS CHECK God's Army (Young. People) Federal grant was received by ison; Arthur Morit, Kennedy MONTEGOS, MARQUIS CONTINENTAL port that more Middlesex Coun- London — Ray Thomas thought meeting; and 7 P.M., evening the local school system to carry Street,; Mrs. Evelyn Talmont, ty re .ideiits died of cardiac and he had, fooled the police whfli service; out this program in 19G7-19C8. Fords Westfiokl; and Mri, J. Breslow, $ circulatory system diseases last he swallowed a .stolen c"beck. Services and activities on Wed Woodbridge. year then died.from all other We hope to continue this pro '65 CHEVROLET _ 1195 The Foren*re Science Labora- ncsday will include: 9:30 A.M., gam for it gives these handi The winners of this show will lifl \ii 4-Dnnr SoilniK'puvwr stfrrini!. pimi>r bnkei, diseases combined — and sim- Bible Study; 7:10 P.M., Sunday AIR (il)Nnn 1ON1NG. While finish, m-fllent condttlont ilar results are predicted for ,or did an extraordinary piece cirpped youngsters faith in them- compote in this Council-Wide Art of work by retrieving the cheek School Teacher's meeting; and selves. It also gives them a great Facts Show to be held during Gir 7:30 P.M.. Midweek service. deal of enjoyment and who Scout Week March 9 through 15 Volunteers to rake funds by and piecing it together. When '67 MERCURY -SPECIAL '2095 confronted with the evidence, Baptized into the membership would begrudge them that? in Menlo Park Center Mall. frrlephone by mail or door to- of thu church last Sunday after The Bowtie Swimming Pool, Montdair Haiillop: hlsrk vim I ronf; AIR CnvniTIONlNOl door in their neighborhoods are Thomas admitted stealing the ttdna Onofrey lull |)u«m, txccllcnt. Hull SiUer linilhl cheek. *"* noon were: Mrs. Kranlz, Mrs. the first community swimming being sought by Ollowsk] for this Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Voss. Fred pool in our Township was open fifl Grant Avenue Jackson was received into the ed an outstanding success from l'ords. New Jersey Knights-Masons '66 MERCURY M495 membership of the church by Urban Renewal Area and prov- Telephone 826-3641 Monterey M>Kir HarOfniK UAH, AUIH. dans,, power letter. Turquoise finish — this ont tf spotlfii! Imported d a noutstanding success from The Clara Barton Ladies Firsf Sponsor Dance omestic The lemiwary location of the :he opening day. We have great Aid Auxiliary . is sponsoring a CROSS KEYS church is School 23, Woodbine ilans for the pool and its sur- pancake breakfast Sunday, Feb- Avenue, just off St. George's rounding park area for this WOODBRIDGE — The Amerl '64 BUICK BEERS l-intfrt.iiiiiiirnt I'lisljim A l)tmn?>tHir!i ruary 16, from 8:00 A.M. to 1:00 cus Lodge #83, Free and Ac LeSabre 4-Iloor; one n^nrr: oiiKlnal; beautiful white fin- Avenue in flhe Avenel section of :oming summer. ish; pur. iteeiingi [iur. btakfi; auio. trans.; other rxtraa. • I-'ri. & Sat. the township. P.M. at the First Aid Squad cepted Masons, and Middlesex WINES To mark the opening of the Headquarters, Amboy Avenue, Council #857, Knights of Co Christmas season each year, the Edison. lumbus, are sponsoring their sec hi* GLASS MENAGERIE Recreation Department sponsors sdertioa ON Mi;AT INSPECTION ond annual Charity Dance Sat I'lus The Coachmen President Richard M. Nixon the annual Christmas parade in Mrs. John Peterson was In- urday, February 8, from 9 P. M, has chosen J. Phil Campbell which Santa Clauss, on a large stalled as president of the PTA to 1 A. M. in St. Anthony's Rec AYOODBHIDGEi • Sun. Nile - Fresh Air for under secretary of agrkul- float, is the center of attraction of St. John's Episcopal Church. reation Center, West Avenue, I'lus tlic (Jliiss Menagerie lure and will place responsibili- for thousands of youngsters who Port Reading. The entire pro practically mob him. The kids Also installed were Mrs. Ronald Liquor Store ly for enforcing the controver- Vargo, vice-president; Mrs. Al- ceeds will be donated to Uie COMING TIKHtS. FKIi. i:t sial 1967 meat inspection law in get such a big kick out of re- Educational Fund of the Wood •oiving small gifts of candy from fred Carey, treasurer and Mri. ME 4-1889 the hands of one of its leading George Form an, secretary. bridge State School. Funds from F. W. WOOLWORTH Jay & the Techniques opponents. iris Kringle. last year's affair were instru- i'i \mhoy Ave., fVooribridge^j 37 W. Cherry St., Kabway In my mind, and in the minds 107 Main Si. • (>.'i I-2J57 I • Woodbridge The Lions Club will meet Mon- mental In initiating the Chil 0|M-n 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. jf many residents of the Town- dren's Zoo at the school. ihip, the project that lias the day, February 10, at 6:30 P.M. most heart i.s the one dealing in Lopes Restaurant, New The combined "Bob Davis Or A'iMi Senior Citizens. We have Brunswick Avenue. ehestras" wiH furnish the music I KimiJARY Senior Citizen Chibs in the * * • for dancing and the "Masights I'mviwhip — The Woodbridge The Fords-Clara Barton Boys Banjo Trio", with Joseph Perry, ienior Citizens, the Iselin-Colo- Baseball League will meet Wed- Steve Gregor and Oscar Schro- Ihh & 12th TAT na Senior Citizens, Port Read- nesday, February 12 at 8:00 der will entertain. Project co ordinators, Frank J. Brecka, Jr. iiu; Senior Citizens, the Olsen P.M. in the cafeteria of Our His. 10 A.M.-5 P.M. The Greatest! Club, Fords; Cooper Lady of Peace Church. and Joseph Fedor noted that Towers decorations In the Center were BRASS BUCKET TONITI-: Tiimr TVVS. .Towers CJub, Iselin and Avenel under the direction of Robert No Photographer Senior Cozens. With thcex^ep- The annual family Fair spon- Hugelmeyer assisted by the per Jiison ItntI sored by the PTA of Our Lady t'jitrr j i ion of A\«>nel, which was f6rm- sonnel of the Woodbridge State Kohurris l:kl;ui(I of Peace School will take place School, who are donating their and Sunday, F#)ruary 16, from 1:00 free4lme toward the endeavor. P.M. to 7:00 P.M. in the cafe- Bastardo teria. Mr. and Mrs. James De- AladarT. Orotiz, Jr. and Ixxm "THE NIGHT MUSIC STUDIO Joy are co-ohArmen. ard Walters are general chair- LUNCHEON men; Steve Martiak and John M. • lessons • Sheet Music Peterson, entertainment chair D»llj 11:30 to S:M P.M. THEY * Sales On All Instruments Catholic War Veterans men; Steve Comba, Benjamin • Band Rentals '. Kantor, Robert Hang, Jr., COLON IA: DINNER J97 Inmati Axt.. 3H2-7557 Slate Benefit Dinner ?rank Boka and John Fury, re- F.I.IZABETH: WOODBRIDGE — The Cath- 'reshments chairmen; Jo.seph Dally I:M l« 11:00 P.M. RAIDED MINSKY'S" 411 Rahul? AT«., 3S.V&3M olic War Veterans Post and Aux- jougeoo and Carmen La man- rrlitur and Salurday 'Til tl:M iliary will hold its annual Kolbas na, boosters; Members of the • iinday 4 P.M. 'Til 10 P.M. and Stuffed Cabbage Dinner Sat- Americus Chapter #137, Order LATK SHOW Fri. & Sat. urday night, February 8, from of the Eastern Star are in charge 10:00 P.M. MASON - KNIGHTS 7 to 9 P. M., at Our Lady of Mt. of the Check Room. BRASS BUCKET Carmel Hall, Smith Street. Frank J. Russell is Worship 1 ADMISSION SECOND Proceeds will go for patients ful Master of Americus I/xlge riiarcoal Steakhouse at the Lyons Veterans Hospital. and Nicholas Dal'rile is Grand ADULT •,. $1.25 I S3 A M/VIN STREIiT ANNUAL Co chairmen are John Arva and Knight of the Middlesex Conn WOODBRIDGE (lllMHUlN :,o< John Mihalko. Krsrrvations: ME 4-9148 CHARITY DANCE Sat., Feb. 8th — $2 per person M00NGL0W Cocktail Lounge St. Anthony's Recreation Center PROCLAMATION 881 WEST. AVE,, PORT READING WHI'iRKAS, the liainliTssfrs am! cosnirliil- EMIL & JULES ;,::,: SHELL TONES For the benefit of ogisls of our community have rededicatec! Uirtn t pM, f alnm. WOODBRIDGE STATE SCrfOOL selves to giving the highest standards of profes- fry Our EDUCATIONAL FUND \i i* sional beauty care; and GOURMET -WL DRINKS J WHEREAS,the 19th Annual National Beau- SANDWICHES Dancing to BOB DAVIS ORCHESTRAS 1VV , ^ 9 P.M. - 1 A.M. ty Salon Week will be observed for such purpose Billy wko • Refreshments Available / '• \\ in our community, as well as throughout the fy \ Mivsloqijf )f • Tickets Available at door \\-^v >j nation, during the week of February 9, 1969. by v more than 70,000 members of the National Hair- dressers and Cosmetologists Association; and

WHEREAS, the members of this national Get a beautiful fi (V1471 professional association are continuing a public WV A WALTfl MAPI THIATM tor I,ft|# service program that enhances the physical and • SUII l.o'm'ST » t 0 < 0 I . * V ! •• • I ;E'S HAS THE mental well-being of thousands of Americans for Sat, F>«. throughout this nation by providing professional 8x10 • SOW I|IIW|\I, • beauty care to less fortunate women confined to (iLACK & WHITE) homes for the aged, hospitals, and other insti- tutions, now Dean Martin as Matt Helm TASTIEST GIANT SIZE picture of your baby THEREFORE, I, TH0MA3 J. DEVERIN\ swings Mayor of the Borough of Carteret, New Jersey do hereby proclaim the week of February 9,1969, for only with SUB as "NATIONAL BEAUTY SALON WEEK" ALL AOIt — MMILY GROUPS, TOO. and entrust it to the consideration of all citizens r The H*t-4't »ll you H mt a t»« iii'-Vl I if [IID( •,....,. IN TOWN •i v. nri'i their dedicated attention to srrvien for I' I A.'l Kil.lt'. *i ITM || .10 \n 10 V. M. Mi'' bffiuty of women everywhere. TUPS. 9 A. M. In » P M. Wwl., Thiir^., Iri., Rat. In II i.a fmliharf pir.lirrns --• HOT PPOOr« SHOPPERS' KARfMIN IVTATINF.ES i~i.ii) f«« rl»yi (:hoo<8 S< !0 < btl i n' fl'nlli( ln«r>f|i»r MI* • • »nH our iper.iM "Fwifi-psk" f>rh anil atnr; SUB itfKlirleh. Closed Monday* -H my hand and caused the Seal of The Borough Mrrierjtf mtl'ii you can buy portraits in ALL SEATS 75c Fry on* (ji^arl of Carfceret to be affixed this 4th day of F,ebrii- NATURAL COLOR TOO!" 155 AVENEL ST., AVENEL _ ^ ^ _ __ ^ _ riiy, 1969. •• \ '• RAT. KIDDIE SFIOW 2 P.M. At unhsMnvahly low pnrM. Till: PI1MIS OF I'AIJIJNR" ::r::::: 636-1288 • TFfOMAR J. DRVERIN t-f Firing fl Friend • 1 The Middlesex County TOP COVERAGE TOP COVERAGE and Leader Shopper Leader-Press and Leader Shopper top circulation coverage irf , —top circulation coverage in Woodbridge area. '. Woodbridge area. '

Wednesday, February 5, 1969 News Of The Week As- SeeitJn Pictures

Mill: COMI'ANV I III:: Above inr diiiiiilarics at the head lalilc at (hi- annual chief's dinner of Wnoclbridge Tin' <<»,, lu-ltl Sat- urday at the Seven Arches, I't'rili Ainhoy. Seated left to right: IteprcMiitative I') d ward .1. I'atlpn, (h-lStli District), the mum M II. l»( I II r,i:i! \|(,t SIIMv The ;mnii,il (irrnun Nighl was lielfl liy Woodl>ridgr Klks l.ndt'.p Saluiday fcalitiiii!; the speaker; Joseph Karnas, president of the rompan-v. Councilman Harold Morlensen and Rev. William II. Scliiiiaus. Standing, .l

<< i'IIM.i:iS \ III I TIM, II \\D: Preparing for SI. Valentine'* Da\ at the Middlesex Cminiv Vocational and Technical 111 -1 • • liiml < nit \ 11 \ lioulevaid and Hnrida (.rove lloail, VYoodhridgi', are students in (lie comnicn i.il baking class. Above they aie v.>'i period culminated the message to be delivered Sunday morning. February 9, at Wood \n HUP inlerestpd in pitrchas- bridge Gospel Church by Rev " Mali Jongs cards through Charles Lightweis, pastor, at in Shterhood is asked to con 1 the'11 AM service. Scripture i' Mix Kvelyn (ireonstcin at is from the Book of Revelation, "•.: ni:!l. Information on donor chapter 11, verses 15 through 19 'H'li'. may he obtained from At the 7 P. M , GospeJ Ser Mi ISulh i[offman, 283 0766. vice, the topic of the sermon will Winner of the Mitzvah Cake be "The Prodigal Son", taken ;it the nippling was Mrs. Rob- from Luke, chapter 15, Verses In Mtt ( CUT I I I) MD'v One of Ihp |ni/p winning art posters painted by high school students tup Corbin and dress club win 11 through 24. ner was Mrs. Mollie Handler. in < (MIII. < imn with Dlks (rippled Kiddies Week, which begins Sunday is shown to Council I'resi- The Evangelical Pastors Fcl il'in Joseph Nenivo, (enter, by the co-ihairmen of the Crippled Kiddies Committee of Wood- Canned goods, kosher only, are lowship of Central New Jersey i.i.d^,. |,od';r No. 1'iifi, William Rhodes, left and .lack Sullivan, right. The posters will be on div needed for the Penny Auction, will'meet Tuesday, February 11. i>l.iv in the lodge Sunday when dignitarirs nf the order from all over the state attend a meeting. scheduled for Saturday, March 22,^:30 P. M., at the synagogue 10:30 A. M., at the local church building. Tickets may be obtain- The fellowship is made up of 27 evangelical churches from the An evening discussion will bejChurch School office, with the ed from Mrs Sheila Askin, lie phone 548 8978. area. ' led by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur)sessions open to all interested. The church is at present seek A meeting of the board is set (hi Wilson CloiiRh Tuesday, 8 P. M , at|information and transportation for Monday. February 10, and ing a Christian man or woman IS| l IN — A series of grrtup their home, 95 Adams Street. A|can be obtained from Mrs. who would like to serve as or morning discussion on the same!Douglas Haris, telephone 549-' the next general membership • I,, on liie' Decade book meeting will be held on Febru ganist and choir director. Infor i'ris i^ in I'nity and Witness Hook will be held at the home of;9623. n ary 24. maiion on services or on the !> I • Koheii Wilson, has boon Mrs. Betty Stauffer, 109 Park! volunteer position can be obtain 1 ( Avenue, at 9:M + - -i First Presbyterian ; Soviet b an increase in Knvironmental affairs post ed from Pastor Lightweis at 6.M KIDS J OV I HOOh^ >nd PM.-.I. H A\ th,. si t,,,n| n y iv i:<.,.u Mir \

• The Woodbridfic Township The Mono's 1 RECREATION Department Bas-.Stoics Take Over 1st Place ikctball League slnndiiigs as of [Knighls-Classic Lore February a, is as fol Hy T. W. UtAMOLI.l . Rod who currently has four- BABE RUTH LEAGE A Miracle two years 111 t.lio ti'i'u jjoal.s for the "'Rangers' HEAVY SKN10R LEAGUE North Division iiakuig eame to a climax Sat brings with him a wej^ oli •- i'il ay when the Woodbridge knowledge and enthusiasm to tlic .'"Wstional Division Iselin Raiders D defeateii-uii-du thmie- .iiNortM ihn iiti • | clinicli L. Lastt .season was Hod's | W L Dalina Fords Kanfaroos :t '•I'V Club 111 and thereby tookibesl as a N.II. L. star. He tal-iLou's Hess 4 helm Hawks 2 possession of first place \y«oil lied a total of twenty nine goals AUti A.A.A. 3 Raiders i

hml-e, which had been a door j aianmd ii».forty-eighj US'"t uaaisiassistas mfoir «a •Pabc •»«oi ^<_TCiBeveragn e Assoc .3 Bearcats "A ' Team l niai of the leagueague in the firfirsst total of seventy seven points, In'D'Orsi Bakery 2 Uiza Pyramids l years of existence has be Tfie Stanley eap"pfeyqffr1ie-aTt»TDi enrwHJf Denndts i (''linmee a nohoit Liuclub'anu anda inreuiensiethreatens cdu fivlive more goal^)aiss anHnQd wa.s jThat' '"*"s » Al rtl» 1 Junior Wha? o to take first place -s well as|named second team all-star at;Fords Etfgneads 1 Bearcats "B" Team u Hie league trophy cup in the Slight wing. .Funk & Wagnalls^ 0 South Division I'layulis. ' Boys who wish to register for i American Division The Mavericks - .Happy High Knees Saturday's game opened withjihe clmic may write to: Thomas:itaidei s 3 1 a scoreless first period and stay'"' n ": """ -"--•-• • -' Panthers W. Granelli, 150B Taylor Avc Bays 3 1 c-d .scoreless until Ray Perry a Winter Wondermen nuc, East Brunswick for a'bro- Sun Devils 3 W'oixlbridge defenseman scored chure and registration form. Re- 1; Court Kings Hilltop Boys 3 1 Knicks to make it 10 Woodbridge, North gistration and a deposit mustlron,euarkeni 1 Coraebackers 3 Court Jesters Jersey quickly tied it up when be accomplished by March 1.i 1 Tom Byrne tallied his 12th ^ Long Shots The Last Word June 1, 1969 has been set for Weight Watchers 0 of the year unassisted. Wood the final date of paying the cli- 0 bridge was fighting hard and Lucky Spots nic fee. Both Rod Gilbert and East Division did not take long to regain the the clinic directors join in in- lead. Ken Adams scored on an y LIGHT SENIOR LEAGUE Colonia Raiders viting you to this summer's fes- Trojans 2 assist from Lenard Ploude. With tivities. International Division a 2-1 lead Woodbridge back- Lou's Hess 4 0 Ave. Globe Trotters 1 checked, forechecked and in gen The Wha? 4 Mustangs 1 pial outplayed North Jersey. Westbury Loiterers 4 Colonia Hawks 1 Steve Bott put the icing on the Blue Maxies 3 The Stalwarts 1 cake when Ray Sabaliauskas fed Half- Game Spartani 3 Jades 0 him the puck which he shot into Iselin "F" Troop 2 Warriors 0 the net for his fifth goal this Hogans Heroes 2 JUNIO RLEAGUE .season. Although the whole team Lenny'j Boy* 2 Junior Fugitives 4 played well special reward Separates Colonia "K" Troop 2 Kaelber Home Improve. .should go to Woodbridge goalie Menlo Emeralds 1 4 St. John \Vianney Wayne Paton who lowered his Colonia's Best 1 3 KnightS "h" Team goals against average to 1.58 Hombre's 0 3 Fords Ktfights • goals per game and leads all Leaders ers 0 2 Knights "B" Team 2 goalies in the league. Wayne who Playboys . 0 v. as tops among goalies last sea- By MEYER ROSENBLUM ! Junior Hawks 0 Hope Youth Knicks son seems about ready to report CARTERET - The Slovak A. Continental Division 0" C. and toth's State Troop Fords Bearcats 0 his triumph. Wayne has certain- Standard Club 4 l battling it out neck in n Dalina's Kangaroos 0* ty come a long way quickly since Fleetwood Mac 3 first place in the RecreatL. his rookie season of 1966. WelJ ior basketball league race. . Klique 3 MIDGET LEAGUE done, Wayne! Edgar Hill Boy's Club 3 Fords Bears 4 one-half game seperates the ..r The second game of the eve-two teams, with the Troopers Buc-hko's Aces 2 Dalina's Kangaroos "A' I! ning featured a resurgent Rah trailing. During the past week Ret. Basketball team 2 Fords Bobcats 2 way Club against Asbury Park. both clubs came through trium- Dea cons 2 Foids Knights 1 Things started off altogether phantly, with the Slovak A. C. Crusaders 1 Chas. Brown AH Stars I. wrong for Asbury when Rail- winning a close decision from The Wabbits 1 Dalina's Kangaroo "B" l. way's Helmrach scored a goal Ray's Gulf in overtime play, Lou's Boys 1 Raiders ft .roister! by Macioci, George Da-. 14-61. Walt Dotogowski • scored \ vid on upped the score with an I 7 points to gain high scoring unassisted goal. Denny Denef laurels. scored assisted by John Madden Razillard Finally Stopped; ami frank Elliot and the score Other winners in Senior loop •tood 3-0 Rahway. Ricky Kauf- play were the St. Demetrius man got an assist when he fed over Siddons A. C. 48 38, with the puck to Rahway's McGruth- Mike Zirpola tallying 19 points, Held to a Draw pr for a 40 lead. Rahway kept the A and O Sweet Shop over CARTERET — Held to a draw on pouring it on with goals by 178 — Joe DeRillo (RP) dot- Komdrk's 76 ers, 58 50, with Pat for the first time in three years, Macioei and Helmrath. It was Bill Halifko (C) 6 2. Hart scoring 18 points. In the after 29 consecutive wins, Ken fi 0 before Asbury got oa thefinal Senior loop engagement Heavyweight — Richey Haa Razillard was unable.ito notch (C) dec. John Schmelz (RP) 5 o acoreboard. the Columbus School tossers his 30th successive triumph. He turned back C. E. A., 65-56 as Al Kulaszewski flipped the was held to a draw by A) Smith TROUNCE N. BRUNSWICK puck up ahead to defenseman Gem Barrett rolled up 28 mark of Roselle Park in a Garden ers. Carteret's wrestlers bounced .Uric Hagerstrom who put the State Conference dual meet re- back successfully after losing to, puck past Rahway's Val Male- In Junior League play the cently. undefeated Roiell* Park last kar. Shortly liter (Ms Rahway Rockets rule supreme with an Coiocidently, it was the third week by trouncing New Brims tallied its seventh goal when undefeated record of 50. The time this year that the Car wick, 23 to 15. . John Madden scored with assists league leaders made,it five in teret wrestling team, riding high More important wrfs the factj l>v Ktliot and Denef, Asbuxy a row last week by crushing win- on a successful season, was that the victory poduced the dosed out a dismal performance less St. Joseph's, 6334, with beaten by Roselle Park. The 30th straight win - Cartercl ': with Al Kuleszewskl scoring Jack Kolibas setting the pace Parkers are unbeaten in three Ken Razillard in the 106 pound with Frank Forbes receiving an with 18 points. Other Junior loop years of Garden Conference class and also the 24hh .straight! assist. This was th» third winners included the Barberianj matches. triumph for Richey Haas in the win for th« Rahway over the Knicks, 52-37, as Sam Richey Haas, Carteret's other heavyweight class. I learn. Bufano parted the cords for 36 Razillard won easily over Cur- Tins week the last quarter of points. The final winner were sensational wrestler, came through with his 23rd straight tis Warren of New Brunswick,! Hie season will open with Edi- the Diplomats over the Jive while Haas took over Don Itfaylej -on facing North Jersey at 5:45Five, 55 to 27, win, beating John Schmeltz in 1 he heavyweight class. of New Brunswick. j I M. and Woodbridge will face Cornell remained unbeaten in Peter Salvaggio of Carter*vt The Carteret jayvee wrestlers Asbury Park at 7:15 P. Id. the Frtshmen-Sophomore cage had the only pin of the match. Standings ;\ got ssme revenge by winning, loop by whipping Yale, 44-29, The results follow: — ^1 to 21, over Roselle Park for Wood bridge 8 2 2 18 45 19with Molder in the lead role 98 pound class — Pete S North Jersey 8 2 2 18 38 20 with 17 points. Second place their sixth victory of the cur- rent season. giio (C) pinned Carl Brooks (NU) Kahway 7 5 0 14 49 35Princeton beat Harvard, 6346, 3 58 Mison 2 9 1 5 21 51an, d Dartmouth set back Colum- The summaries: — Asbury Park 106 - Ken Razillard' (C) dec. 2 » 1 5 18 46bia 31-23. In the Princeton game, 98 pound class — Steve Wen- Curtis Warren (NB) 8 0. Glen Black paced the scoring slow (RP) pinned Pete Salvag 115 — Dennis Kulick (C) dec. GILBERT TO INSTRUCT with 30 pointers, gio (C) 4.26. High scoring right wing for Mike Harris (NB) 40. There was plenty of action in 106 — Ken Ra'zillard (C) draw Mm New York Ranger.*, Rod 123 — Dennis Beneciuk (C) the Eighth, Seventh, and Sixth Al Smith (RP) 4 4. t.illMMt, will serve as head in- dec. D. Strimple (NB) 12 0 Grade leagues. The deadlock ductor for the Central Jersey 115 — Dennis Kulick (C) dec. 130 — Curtis Gladden (NH) which prevailed for the past Neil Cokici (RP) 3-2. dec. Mike Stima (C) 85. lew Hockey School. The school four weeks continued intact in will be held this summer from 123 — Dennis Beneciuk (C) 136 — Mario Lombardo the Eighth Grade League be- draw Sam Appello (RP) 11. jdec. Joe Oberc (C) 2-0 August 2530, at the Ocean Ice tween the Columbus School cag- Palace, Bricktown. The clinic 130 — Bob DeNals (RP) dec. 141 - Floyd Gladden (NB) ers and the St. Joseph's, with Mike Stima (C) 110. dec. Bruce Rutherford (C) 2 0 «ill be opon to boys from ages each team sporting an unblem- >.i, through eighteen. The boys 136 — Doug Pinlcham (RP) 148 — Guy rceg (C) dec. Jim ished 4-0 record. The Columbus pinned Joe Oberc (C) .57 seconds Paralise (NB) 6 0. M ill bo divided, into age groups school five beat the Minue school r 141 — Karl Krahnett (RP) dec. l, >7 — Barry Duncan (NU) dec. I>I is through ten, eleven 26 15 and St. Joseph's clobbered1 Bruc« Rutherford (C) 7 6. Matt Walsh (C) 5 0. ay Explains Use of Parachute v in* now coarhes the Wood Heavyweight — Richey Haas the Columbus school batketeers hndjjo Chief* Hockey Club. In- Dennis Sobolewski (RP) 6 4. (C) dec. Don Mayle (NB) 4 0 continue undaunted in first place line) ing the goalies will be with a perfect record of 4 0. Paton, goalie for the Their latest conquest wag the Rec. Results |por Developmental Activities Ige Club, and the win-Minue school five by * 27-15 ner of the top goalie of th# Jer Rogerson Victor In tally, with Towns scoring 13 STANDINGS: By ERNEST DLBAY flaying games and dancing with "'/ state Hockey League. This 1 points. Other Seventh Grade Senior League 4. Lincoln School 2 2 WOODBRIDGE - A surplus the "c^ule". •eason he is in possession of a loop winners included the Lin- 1. Slovak A, ('. 5 5. Nathan Hale 1 3 j parachute can be an enriching! '^? most desirous advantage i 1,4 goals against average per coln school over the St. Joseph's Penna. Diving Meet 2. Toth's Troopers 4 6. Holy Family 0 4;experierKe ^ cnildren in tnp of u.ing the "chute" i. th. in a humdinger, 27 26, and the 3. St. Demetrius 3 - -, physical education program. II amount of vigorous activMy m- Ml boys attending will re- Nathan Hale school over Holy AVENEL — Dave Roge-rson, the final round of dives, Dave 6th Grade League i4. Ray's Gulf 2 0 lean be adapted to any age j corpora ting the miisclM of 1h« . 314. Sonics 2 2 ! M(>s ofou r timrt.ion will include films of Knicks chars first place, each AAU Open Ag» Group Diving points, thus jiving Dave 129.55 8. A4O Sweet Shop 1 activity and is relatively inex t activities, In phy- 3!3. Hawks 1 2 National Hockey League games wWi « perfect 3-0 date. The Championships. total points. Brook* prtviowly 9. Siddons A. C. 1 6. Lakers 1 pensive. sical education, are performed Bullets beat the Rockets, 13-9, 0 1M instruction. At th« conclu- registered 23.25 points, on his 7. Celtics 1 the fect a tJ base Sl p and the Knicks topped the 76 ers, The meet, held this past Sun- Junior League 8. Rackets 0 *i Children have an opportunity'*'" . (l, K " !!u ' •fr.n of the clinic trophies will be day at the University of Penn- last dive, and finished second 31 _....., . ''porting the body. This is also 10-2. ' in the competition with 119.45 1. Rockets S to participate in locomotor and;onp of ,hose> activitie,, but th« <•« aided to the best goalie, de- sylvania's Gimbel Pool, attrac- 2. Diplomats 4 5th Grade League iwvman and forward in each The fifth grade school league points. nonlocomotoT fundamentals of'upper part of the body showed Michigan State in first ted divers from Regions I and 3. Jive Five 3 >1. Michigan State rnovement. They can stand hold ;|f h i <_'» group Rod and Hie rest of ^ .... *..,, ^-., .,.„.... .,»!<• , itciii'iii •; froii <>im" Ih[iif r vigorouvigonniss movrnovrr place with 30. The leaders took "I of the AAU Districts (New This was by far DaWs best 4. Barberians 1 2. Notre Dame 1 • i.» family will stress the basics 3. Seton Hall 1 ing the chute in fun isometric rx m(T,t« of \hn "chute" causH by PurdiM last week by a 16-6 score. England, Metropolitan, New Jer-1 performance in his young div- !s. Knicks 1 ercises, they can walk, run. pull, (ho tremendous phvsiral mv\ii"i- sii kwoirk and position If thinking precedes talking, ington, D. C.) imeet winning ft Twist, Dave 5. Purdue 2 puf All skills are most intregal "chute" siilrs as one hoy put it "it's fun1'. :he human race will have to Dave, representing the Perth j registered a career high of 2O'/i Freshmen-Sophomore League 6. U. S. C. 21 >l.» ciirccssful playing of the The unfolding of parachute — .develop some new form of ex Amboy YMCA, in an outstand- <6'/», 7, 7) for his Back Dive 1. Cornell 4 0 7. Miami 2 ercise for th« tongue me performance, captured the Layout, an unusually high score 2, Princeton 3 1 8. U. C. L. A. 3 in a physical education class can board title with a dramatic for a diver in this age group. in, Dartmouth • 2 ^c a statistic^, informalivo cd 10 and Under One Meter Spring1 4. Harvard 1 Gir|s 7th and 8th Grade lueation experieoca especially Larry McGiveney, of the Som- 311. Intruders 3 "com« from behind" victory erset Valley YMCA placed third, 5. Columbia 1 "in this aeronautical age. It is over Brook* Roulette, the Mid- 6. Yale ' 1 312. Young Rascals 2 'imad? of silk, nylon or rayon: while Dave's younger brother 2 tile- Atlantic champion. Trailing 13. Globe Trotters 1 [The diameter may be twenty-j Eric made the finals and gained 8th errte .league 1 Roulfttte by 1.3 points, going into fourth place. 4. Unifiras ^jfour to twenty'eight feet or" even, JUDO-TECH 1. Columbus School 4 11 arger. The umbrella part of, Girls 5th and 6th Grade !0(>"» St. Oorgps Avc, Colonia — .182-3212 2. St. Joseph *4 ithe "chute" Is called the cano j Ml iPvUUI Nathan Hale 2 Temptations 2 0 Py, The.strings cormecfing the HdVVL VfOfT J2. Supremes 2 H DO • KAKA 11; • JlJ.ll ISU Minue School 1 canopopy to the parachutist r»r olj iliirh Game*: Men - .1. Lincoln School 1 13. Raiders I jt lll h hl li :>->. J r.11 r ;t.. /f>7, ,\ l MEN & VVOIHFN '•l. Bee frfrs I jort arc callpfl the ^hrnurl line B0WCRAFT V, Holvr Karnilv 0 arp usually rut off I Sii' h ,lmi Mill • SPEC. IA I, ( "1. Ttir!lc«i I 7th firartr I r* stid iri'wrnnti'm < ;m FOtt C'Firi,I)KEN G YltS. UP SERVING SKIERS lie lantrhl w hile tlie tr;ir her r. IT». U C'IIH ttihiif. Si h'K>l Fruit '> II i :;t n.|:" l'» use. Mo t Academy Open to p SINCE 1940 children do not have n nrfci-e Minue .'it hof»l 2 Demonstration* on Request Rt W, Scotch Plains 733 0675 conception of the size nf a para i lli'.'h Se's: Mrn .. .f. Seuhnrt, . . . .. chute until it n produced in •jfifi; Fl. Siinorwori, 564; J. .Mill <>|M> II AM l« II P.M. INSTRUCTORS ()tutlity l-'.ijinpwrfitt It of mi in ..to. n - Aristotle act(la|ity, for thpm lin. .'i.~i'l. has iT'fiiie^tPfl that her j . . ' , . , R. Meola R. Chlrlcn \Mft BOGNER MEGOI SUN VAIIFY Charlie Brenner's Wimen * !{,, S"' oelpple, 481; SIO/MKin yt-str presidential will ; ^.Irlrenvire fasrinaled and en fi ^' i I7(ii Pi Whitli" 4.V! '['. Seabasty W. Uressaw MOMrOR CIIRCO KASTINOER WHITF STAG Sport Shop, Inc. mv'i pension lie s t o up c d J"V deflatin" and inflating Hie I .i':nly^s -

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NOTK'K NI)Tli;K OK KI-KrTION lirlKlf to Identity II. < .|.'»nl|illii!l of Iht', > NOTICK OF Streel jinif Legion place -hall he a liy virtue ol Hie above sU'cil Writ, to liol Fire IIOUM', on Avenel Street, Maintenance 1,211(1 ll« Nnliiii a Is hi'reb.v Kiw*n I hat uL a Regular . Flrp IMMrlrl No. ;, iiniiniveiiii'ilt anil ,i il.il.'tn'nl lhat miles OK SKKKIIDI.111:11* lliiiiu-ili-Mi-oet. ' me directed and delivered, I will ex|M)se Avenel, Counly of Middlesex, Sulc Hielii,11.se Utilities l.fimi 11O Mi'i'tiiii; of Ilu> Oiuiii'll of tilt' Timnshlp ••• Towiuhlp or Wimclbrliljp lln; owner or uwniTS rumplelr the sumi' (.'iklonla, V\IIUIIIH idKi' Tnuiifchip, "ST(IP"'slens Khali he initialled ml to vile al puhMi' veiiilut! nn WKDNKSPAV. uf New Jersey. jCiipltnl Improveinimts WniKiltriiiijii, held on ihe tth (lay of Keh- Port Heading, Nn Jrmry within W) diiy^ iillet service 'hereof, tht' ,vw Jcinty ' Hie ni-.ii right Mil. ol i,ll niii.l.vays IIIK.'ilith DAY 01'' Fi bru.'iry A.I)., I'M), nil Those legal voters wllhln Fire Dls-j Flrehoiise 1.000.(10 nniry, I'M)!), the fntlovvinx Orilln.uiri' wits Nnliee i.s hereh.y give.. n to theIcuiil Tiiwuship vviil make (lie Inipimrineni al Tll the Siuckhold.'rs ol F11.il Hank ul Co Inlw.MCliim the Through Plri'i'l." a! tile hum *>l two ci'clnik by the- Irk't Nil, 5 who .e.-ille West of the Supplier nnd Oeneral milmlui-I'll .mil re*d: uml 'd fin Ki1.1t uili'1'.s of Kile District 32. I'ort Heading, the expense of Ihr owner or ovvneiv Suth K,nla; (tf) P«nv:il Avi.'iiuc, Jx'lvvecti Wnnd- then prevailing i.Stniidiuil ur Daylight ci'liter line of SI. (icurjjei Avenui; I'IIHI'SKIIIII.II Scrviras 2,11(1) IHI KiMiliim ' .1 (I V J , that an election will be hi'lil jl the nnlice shall he sened in iii-runlanrY with \ uu „,.,, n,.,,.|)v milllinl that the annual briillii- AMIUU' aril U')!ii>h Place Sin illf!) lime, in Die ililenuioil ol thi' shall cast their voles at Cqjitniii 'IVIeiihune !& 110 AN I)HII|N\N('K '|'O CH.ANC.F, TICK I'.nl HeiidiMl! . Fll'i; HOUM: ut 118 West the pnnl.-ioin ul I'hapti'r Ii5 ill Title 41) ol mectin» of Sliiek'hiilders ol First llunh ol ih.ill lie .1 tinIIUMIISIIeel. ».ni| llu.v, .it the SIM 1 ill's Olllce ill the Pilhllc School, tllllluiik Avenue, to- Kleilinu Kxpenws 1 N4MB OF CU'.VKI.AN'I) WHNUI". IN .Uciiui'. Saturday, Fehiuary 15. l!Ki!l. liom the Rrvinnl Slulule;, uf New Jersey, in culonia will IK' h'-ld at Its Pilniiiml HI "STl)]'" M!(ll slMill I). :ils(:llleil on Cily ul New llrun .wick, N. J. Ionia, Ciniiily Dl Miildle-sitK, Hlale lilvlii'ellou Kxpenses l,.|ll' IHI TMK CDI.D.MV SMTION OF Till'. Ill* luuif* twu 12) P.M. to seven 17) P.I particular Section 40:M-J and Se.cthn *):,i|M' 505 Inniun Ateuuu. l »H l";illu»js AH tllal liuct ur li.ll.el ol Lijul Mlllule, ol Jtiav Jersey. Audit . ... •"•••"> TOWVSlllP: TlllinPK AVENtTE. IN THEM., to fleet two il) Fire Ommissi'weraillM, jind Ihti prnuf of service «h»il uv h jdec Township, New Jeiiey on Thuiv Inierscctln^ the ThriuiRh Slieot." .lylns and uc.nu in tiic llorolUli ui iiuuUl IJiil-liOU 1'llti: DblillCT III'IIGFT Fiiimriis' fSiVfl'aflCC, 300th Ann, r ml AVKNF.I, SKITION OF TlfF. TOWNSHIP; Im a term ol three 111) year.,, and'to u>le, filed- with Ihe oflii-e of tho Township in day, Krbrliiiry 20. I'JM ut :i P.M. Inr I hi Hi) Heny Street, lieUctn Wi|iidln iil'je I'l.iSulielu, 1 L'uiiiiiy ol Midillewx, mid Hit I' DISTItltT Nl), fi. "VV'tnd Tiiwll. *> MOW YOHK WKNl'K. IN THE COLON1A un (he .1111111,il i)udi"i'l water Jind hydrant'rha/Kr of the rrcinils ol lax Hem of the following purposes: AVD'ine yml L' -jlun Plaei- thul! be SUIe nl Now .Jeryey: AVI:NI,I., NEW IIHSIIY K\ l-iri'tiiiins' Convention ;it SKI THIN or TMK TOWNSHIP. ..'harm for the year 1IHB as drawn up. Ly Township within 11) days after service a IllinuiiJi slleel. BKIilNMMi ill .1 pililll ill the <(likterlv CuumiiiMiiuci's Salary S n20,(ili Wuudbriillic Tiiwn, w* HK IT oitiiAiM-ii HY TUT: MIT\in ti,,- n-uirfl nr Fire Cbrnmuaiowrs «f }.' • Kin* v&m4~WW«*»r< l»r lh» "S'lXJl*" blTMi^l shiill l>e liutalli.'d mi Klite line ol Klbii- Slnei, dl t.'lHt *X'Wltn*|^T(ini"t:iVs1*'Ciiiilit'llhillTnil 1 1 TOTAT, t%,i SITM b »p| m-i ex- anil hrivl.v ,-ire mnrtc in »•• .IDSFIPH NEMYO recul:itioa • ^ieitiuil Sy.leni fnr an water ancf __ liyrtn I'lifinen's roin|icn<,il[nii, Annual ; 9,165 (K) j'ilHN V, T-UUARCO IIMI. IIHC with ihe liitiuuini: ilt'M-ri|itinnv , President of Ihe Council uputi aili'plii.n of Hib Ordinaiu'e .irrmd (le("icc,s ;C minutes ivesl, a ilisi-uve nl i),!, (;,,s an(i Liilnicaluin .rharss? I'lii'nifii'r, Insurance, truck, Secretary- 1 Cletel.'iml Au'illlo, Ciilnllin. th 11A tn law mid lor a iieriud uf .six inmitha (ill Icet to a jmilll unit enrnrr; tlieiu 1,45111m Shall HIP sum nf nnt-'iiiurr Ihan l.27| Said Ordinance remains en file in the lor Mucks | rt is in,' ttV-lcrly SHI. i'l I lie """""' """"""• CtC '747'iio'°"lc* "' thc Municipal Clerk for public, I-P. i/SWS-a/B/m m*m ihe dale ol the adoption .mil or un- MIIIIII Oti dci^ice> ^U ininules^t-uhl. u disl- , Kiiv Truck Hfpiiirs 4,i!!inm lie a|i|>i''ii>rlal>''l d-r the IHIIIIUISP I'.!i'livv,iy St.i 1 tine nt ihe .Snulhci ly rlil completion nl the vvidi'iiinK ol the said ance of. 1041 feel In a puirt .ml turner: J.UIIII'O lire trui'k. liilly i-|Uil>lh-U, i nd Dial »n- Oil (or |.i'uekj y.l.1 7!l inspection Fii*t' Tnick Tires iiiid Virv Host' 1 »i,le .11 Lake W.'i.uc running .Smith- ,,; ,., j ,. „ , [Ww>dl)ridae A\enuc brltlfTi'. '.vliiehi-ver is thence north 3 decrees 32 miinue-s caht, 4,8m.(lli 'ii illy matiirjii: rrial boii M.iiiUcnallcr „„) reniiin Ir , nance will be further considered for final: •sooner. , a distance of BO feet to a point and rnr1 -i-'irrnicns1 Ciruup Ufc in inn 'v T? than s.ild itmmmt and fm 1 nt SuuilKrJJ1. U]iUlllUii_it, ^^Piiiaag by »*id.i>^uul.*L a fMWlur meet-! ilMticd In .lei Way, Colonia." ^.J^TThaT^-^^U^ 'nrot'lded hy Neve jersey MW»B1» •mil] 1111 il, ii. iliilanie of KM) let-l to- Hit »ss« UJOU.IJU^,,? _ , _. ... u....:..: o..n^i \n A shin of Wondbndcf. held on tfl^4 i;i>\ir!) II|- IIIC-: 1 i'tt Niillierly silk- ill Aveni'l Slri'i't In N. J on Tui-sday, Ihe 15tli day of! vision of this Ditlinnnce 111 ally supple- and ,ut' of berilnnin^. Jfliiitur and extra 1 '.[ ' iii'" 'III' 'I M). 5 'system . e oriiaTy, 1%9p the followmK Ordmand- M N III.' Sniilliprly «irle nf duller btrerl, "SMITO'February. 1%9, at fl oTlwik in Ihe eve - j '""' wa ment thereto shall t>c liable to a i n ciiiiimnnly ki IMVII HI il7 Elsie niaini svi's. 2.( no ni) \y :NI :i ,-f' ,'' ',^ •, fnininiSKinners salaries ... 88 1 » Firs«ntnKJucel d and reud; !•> lieirhv rHiiniicd to Crystal'-*^!'' I 4M'«oinln*. "' which place and time all per^nsjP" " °" Reuning: of mil more than fifty iHO.IKI) dnllars or Street, South Plainfield, New [•iii'iiu'ii's Trninlni! Prniyiim J,:».!«) Audit ami le^nrfiVes ', t .•. ' ' , interested will be. Klven an opportunity! ANi OHWNANCE SKITING SPF/CIAI. imprisonment lui'i a term lint exceeding The )|)rij\iniatc umnlint 'lie Knii'iRi'iicy Stanilby ' WII.IJAM 11.' ni:ll.I.Y, Seer. •lary (ci Ne« ^ nuk Avcniie, Cnlmila. on Ihe iK 24 Misei'llaneous expense „ to be heard enneeininB said ordinance.'TEMPORARY TRAFFIC REGULATIONS liftern US) .days'or liotli. ment to be sati lied hy ^aid snli KiiL'liiiust- Ropiurs anil W.sli'lly siil,- nl ihe GarnVn Slate ,lf>SWIt V. VALENTI ,(1N VARIOUS STREETS IN THE TOWN 5. Any ordinance or imrtiun of sum ol Fillcen Thousand Three Hundred Mjiintenaiiee of 1'irchuuse and I Pail^wiy. litim Ihe Northerly .sldi' Municipal Clerk SHIP OF WOODHRIIXrE, COUNTY OF ilinanre ill ilinflift herewith is hereby Mls-Sevi'll Dollars iai5,;K-7.l)U> mure or less, EI.I'CTION NOTICK grounds ol leilar street. In Ihe Southerly S50.B8 MIDDI.R.SF.X, STATE OF NEW JERSBY [icrded durini; the term ol the within Or- plus interest Ulgether with the L-osts of NOTICE OF ANNTA1. SI'HOOL D1SIKUT VKHIM! OR KI.1XTION OF ill]'. I'iie inspectors Hiilailes. annual Mile ul Willmv Slivel, i.« hereby __iA.ND SETTING PENALTIES FOH Till': uTniiiiof. At the termination nf Ihe within this sale. BOARD OK INDICATION OF TI1F. TOWNMirP Ol UIIOHUKIDdK, IN IHb Paid fireman's salary, annual 7,073.04 1I1 uiwil In (Vdar Sheet. Coliniia. VIOLATION THEREOF. .ordinance, .ill such suspended conflicting 'Iho subscriber reserves Ihe it In COl'NTV OF -MIDIII I •-J X. N. .!. ON llllltlAltY II. lllll'l. I'.ild relief fireman's salary. Y'l "I'll IN - 'III:! niiliiKinre h.'ill lie el- SHERIFF'S SALE WIIBRE1AS. by reason i)f 'he coi:.sttiie- nidinances or porliiitis, il any. shall intto- adinurn ,'aid sale Iron) time to lime NOTICK IS 1IEI1KI1Y (J1VKN lo Ihe lef'.al voli-i-s of tin' School I)l-> rict 'I I he annual fc/lne ininieili:iti Iv iiiwin adoption, ap-. 1.M4.96 Sll'KHKIIt COURT OF tion work in connection ivjlh'thcr widen-, mat ieally become effective again im- subject only to such limitations re-, Township ol Wuudblldlie, in till' Cidii'ly nl Middlesex. New Jersey, that thi'anniial Paid tireman's retirement, meU. |>rii\al and piililicitinn: ai'i'iiKiiiiR lo law NEW JEBSBlf ing of the bridge on Woodbridge Avenue mediately. If uny portion of the njlhin strii'tlons upon the exercise of sueh meeting of Illi- keal vnlers ot snld DWriH-for Ihe I'lertinn of Ilirre hosp. and sick Ins •IHSKPH .NK,.M^•() M°'W. CHANCERY DIV1HION .where such bridge crosses tho.Ncw Jer iOrdinance »hall be held invalid, |h:il por- power as may be specially wovidcil the Board ol Education anil Inr other purpiMs will be held at MO P.M., I'.S I. no President ol the Counril MIUDLKSKX COUNTY Total budget sey Turnpjke, in the Tnrwnship of Wood-1 tion shall be deemed sevcrable and thilaw or rules of Court. Sold subject to Tuesday. February 11, rui'*. S.inl Oi (liii.iiice reinains nil file in Ihe MU,IHi5.06 Doi-Hfl No. F-3««3-6« bridge, in the •County of Middlesex, ve-l remainder of the Ordinance shall remaii l water and hydrant CDiiditions of sale. The polls will remain open until 9:00 oVlork P.M.. EST, and as much lonper .i» oiiiic ni the Municipal L'lerk for public Pulawski Savings and I-oan A*=«cia- hicular traffic will be required U) be re- in effect. JOHN J. FLANAGAN 12,008.52 ,,„„, New Jersey Cnri»ratlon.l« Plain- ,„,.,,„ ,:«. .eculate.l.l niiiy be necessary to permit all the legal voters then present to vote .ind to cast a utcd d othe ise JOSEPH NEMYO Shi-riff Uff. and Adolph btenftennagel and vari municipality: their ballots. , ,. ,- . * , .J h..r)f.«t President of the i>uncil Arthur. A. otihy liiillier i;i\rn ffllt said ortlm-rivrtHMi Oeflevlcve Stenftcnnagel, his wiie, and The election and meeting will be held and all Ihe Ii-Jal voters of the Si-lnm] (imv will be lurtlier eiiii ideri'd for lin.il of the Township of Woodbridge; and , Said Ordinance reninins on file In theAttorney year -• I U«4U« «*1U**III**^.V I L IIMIIIItf Ul* lilt All *IIV Dislrict Will w»te at the rcspci-tive pulling places stated below. $52,873.58 tne state of New Jersey, arc defendants- $76.% pa.sMi(e J>.v s.iiii Cftuiii'il at a i-pgula Uuaul ol Fire Com^ Writ of Execution for the sale of mort WHEREAS, by reason of 'he aforesaid office ol the Municipal Clerk for publtC|L. I • 1/29-2/J-1IM9/K) Three members will be elected for three years. mi-etiiiK ul that Imdy in l)f held in the Timnship of W'oodbridgc gated premise! dated. January 8th., 1969constructio. n work an emergent ami tenvlinspection. At the said election and meeting will be submitted propositions for voting taxes Coiinril Chamber at Ihe Municipal Rullil- Fire Diitrtct *2 By virtue nf tn'e'Man stJted Writ, to porary condition dictates the ndopHtm of Notice is further given tnat said ordtn-)-'»^- NOTICK OK ELECTION for the following impacuva .puaww,;.., . «1J7M111H in,-. W.ioilbiidKe. N. J. on Tuesday. Ihe I'ort Readme, N. -J, me directed anil delivered, 1 will expose special traffic regulations on surh ance will be further considered for Ilnal Wnndbrldge Townnbip Mrr District No, > For Current F.xnenses $12,7M,91l M imh djy nl Fehnury, I'usn. :it (I n'r-lock! ANTHONY RAGirecU, Secretary to sale at public vendue on WEDNES- streets, as permitted by law: pa sa«e by Kaid Council at a regular i Notice is hereby given to all legal vo For Land, Buildinjis and Equipment * ?!'SiVm in the evrnjnq, at which nlacc and lime L p. 2/5-12/159 S DAY, THE 26th, DAY OF FEBRUARY tui*i of that body to be held in the ters of Fire District No. 8 tluit (in Satur NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAIN-1 For Vocational Evening School » ]5,Mi«.mi nil iH'i'-nins inlciFMed will be Riven an A. D., 1969, at the hour of two o'clock hy Council Chamber at the Municipal Build- day. the 15th day of February. 1%0. an ED by the Municipal Council of the. The total amount thought to be necessary is J12,9M,72:u« opimrtunity to Ix.' heard eiincvrnini; sail! the then prevailing (Standard or Day- ng, Woodbridge, N-J-, on Tuesday, the[I'leelion' will be held at the Hopelawu otilinance. NOTICE Township of Woodbridge: 118th day of February, 1969. at 8 o'clock l-'ire House in said Fire Dislrict. The polling places lor said election iind meollng, and their respective polling !liSht Saving) time, in the afternoon of districts are designated as follows, and no pei-son shall vote at said election and JO-SKl'll V. VILKNTI TAKE NOTICE that a public sale the said day, af the Sheriff's Office in 1. It Is hereby declared that an emer-iin (he evening, at which place and time: This election is for Ike following pur- gent and temporary condition dictates the meeting elsewhere than at the poMiim Place, so designated for the voters of the Municipal Clerk he held oil Thursday, February 13, I960, the City of New Bruiwwick. N. J. all persons interested will be given an opposes: adoption of special traffic regulations af- nollinB dislrict in which he or the resides. l.V. -ifb/m H4.4O ,,t :>;i>o A. M.prmiiling time, at Menlo ALL THAT certain lot, traot or parcel portunity to be heard concerning said 1. To elect (1) Fire Commissioner for fecting various streets within the Town- Dated* January 29, 1969 T. C. CApWALADEH, Secretary - • Terminal Inc. Highway 1, Edison, New of land and prftmises hereinafter partic ordinance. the full term of (31 three yeatt. ship of Woodbridite, which streets and Jeisi'y. One 19i;2 Ki)rd Two floor Thunder- ularly described, situate, lying and being JOSEPH V. VALENTI 2. To vote an appropriation for general ~N0TE-"—"The term "current expenses"' Includes principals', teachers', janitors', NOTICK special traffic regulations arc hereinafter bird. Serial Number 2Y83Z1MI017, motor in the Borough of Snouwood, in the Coun- Municipal Clerk lire purposes for the current fiscal year. and medical Inspectors salaries, fuel, textbooks, school supplies, flags, transporta- hereby alien that Ihc follow-.vehicle, will be sold to thh e highest bidder, set- forth. L.P. 2/5/69 $31.92 Tbe Dolls will be open at 3 P.M. andtion of pupils, tuition of pupils attending schools in other districts with the consent Oiilina ty of Middlesex and State of New Jersey: nc vv.is regularly passed ancl'iu satisly the balance due to Raritan 2. The streets affected, and the special will lie closed at 1 P.M. of the Board of Education, school liljraiies, compensation of the Secretary, of th* i|>li-d al KNOWN AND DESIGNATED as Lot a ri'Bular meelini; of Ihe Muni.; Valley National Bank, Edison, New JerNo- . 24, In Block MM, as shown on a certraffic regulations which shall be in ef- FIRST BANK AND TRUST PROPOSED UUDOET FOR THE custodian of school monies and of attendance officers, truant schools, insurance, t mined ni ihe Township of Wood-iSe.v, un an installment Dote and security tain map entitled, "Map of Old Stage lect thereon, are hereby designated and COMPANY, N.A. CURRENT FISCAL YEAR maintenance of plant, and incidental expenses, in I ho County 050 McGilvray Place, Linden. N. J.. andwood, Middlesex County, New Jersey, (a) There shall be no parking of ve- | Firemen's bonus 5.0OO.00 and resident of the school district, and have been a ritlzen and resident for at Onr>i G|im RP Vo m SHAREHOLDERS' MEETING Til AMKNI) G|mR' P Vo"" <" m* Street, hicles on both sides of Main Street ^ C OR Hl N"" <" * R«lherf«nl Street, made by Roy T. Nielsen, C. E., Metuchen. TO THE HOIJ>ERS OF SHARES OF Kirehousc maintenance least two years Immediately preceding his or her beconving a member of sueh N. J.", and which map was filed in the between Pearl Street and Berry COMMON STOCK: I and repairs S.OOO.OO Board, and must be able to read and write and shall not bo interested directly or .KITiil I'•TIIFl T(), TRAFFIC OR- Hallway. N. J. The amount due on the T()WNSUII OF afnrnalil oblixation Is $527.00 plus ex- Middlesex County Clerk's Office on Octo- Street, 3,1100,00 indirectly in any contract with or claim against the Board. VUiODHHIIKil-:" 11 i|t;5) WNSUII' OF ,lmv,M obligation is $52700 plus ex NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur]Insurance Ileuses of repossession, ber 1, 1958. as Map No. 2233, File No. (b) There shall be no parking of ve. 1,200,1)0 (l-'lin Slrei'l - llee:h Street) suant to call of its Directors, the regular!Janitor's salary Kmy citizen of the United States oi the age 21 years or more who ihsll havt This autflmobile may be scon at Menlo DM. hides on both sides of Eleanor i meeting of shareholders of FlRSTjC-'ommivsloner's salaries 8ao.oo been a resident of the State six months and of the Bounty In which he claims his I IIKHICHY CK1MII.-Y (hat Ihe above Terminal Inc.. annua Highway 1, iJdison, New Place between Main Street and Le-iRANK AND TRUST COMPANY, N.A.' Fuel oil for firchouse .. 750.00 Vote 40 (lays neirt before the election and who has been permanently registered in (liiliiKinr,. vv.'is inlroiluced lit Ihe meelinii Jersey Premises commonly known as 190 gion Place. i will be held at onfc of its offices, at 214'Electric 350.00 the municipal election district at least forty days prior to tho date of the election 01 Ihe .Municipal Council nf Ihe Township Jackson Street. Spotswood, New Jersey. ROKOS 4 DRUCKBK, ESQS. («) All trucks over four <4) Urns gross Smith Street, Perth Amboy, New Jersey,Telephone 4DO.O0 shall be entitled to vole at the school election. Application for military or civilian ul)lic hear-'l, 1. Election of Directors. Fixing the num-iFire truck maintenance Polling residing within P. 2/5/iW (6.24 .sale, Place between Eleanor Place and 1,50000 in:: .11 a iiii-i'tii-u nf the Muniriiial Onin- ber of Directors to be elected at 17| and d repairs District General Election The subscriber rucrvea the right to Berry Street, and on Jean Court be- and the election of the 17 persons Fire alarm ma <••! "I Ihe Township nf WneKlhriilnc. -New/ Number Ward No. Dlst. No. adjourn said sale from time to time tween Eleanor Place and Berry listed in the Proxy Statement dated and repairs 1,100.00 .IM.SI'.V Said ()|.din:irlce was ,i|i|irnvpil hy' NOTICE 1 and 3 subject only to such limitations or re- Street. February 3, l!Xi9, accompanying the;Auditing lee 75.00 1. Public School No. 11 At Woodbridge ., 1 the "viivur, ami relumed iiilHi', held oil Ihe -Hh day ft rules of Court. Sold subject to conditions one-way street in an east bound to the approval of the Comptroller of: Natural Gas fur lirchouse 50.00 4. Iaelin Jr. High School . .. At Iselin ;. 1 .KISKPII V VALKNTI ul I-'cbruiiiy, IMt, Ihe following Ordi- 5, of sale. direction. the Currency, ol the Agreement to'CIasollne for (ire truck 150,00 5. Woodbridee Jr. High School .. At Woodhridge .. 1 Clerk nance was introduced and read; and fi and 1* JOHN J. FLANAGAN («) Berry Street, between Lesion Consolidate First Banli and Trust;Life Insurance volunteer firemen 4,000.00 6. Municipal Building .. At Woodbrldge ...... 1 I, r |ia.ssed on First Reading: 1 Sheriff Place and Woodbridse Avenue, Company, National Association, with. Firematic Training for 7. Public School No. 8 .. At Keasbey .. J ,. At Hopelawn 2 snd 10 AN ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE THRjQUy J LanZd shall be a one-way .street in a andf into, nnd under the charter andi Ilopelawn Firemen 500.00 8. Public School No. 10 .. t NOTICK CONSTHUrrlON OK SIDKWAUCS ON Attorney northbound direction. title of. The National State Bank, 9. Senior Citizen's Building ... .. At Fords .. 2 3 .. At Fords .. 2 4 and 12 if* is lierehv given that Ihe Inllovv ELIZABBW AVKNirE, HOMES IWHK L. P. 1/29-2/5-12-13/69 $69.64 fl) Eleanor Place, IJeUvccn Main Elizabeth, N. J., a copy nf which is TOTAL S27.C5O.00 >0. Public School No, 14 ., .. At Ford* .. 2 5, fi and 11 iilni.inci' was regularly passetl and AVENUE AND WOODRUFF STREET, on file at the above office of the Board of Fire Commissioners 11. Public School No. 7 1 ,. At Fords .. 2 7 1! n .1 ri'miNir meeting of the M11ISICUN- , IN THE TOWNSHIP OF WOOD- in the County of Middlesex, as follow. ): Bank and available lor the inspection Woodbridge Township 12. Fords Jr. High School NOTICE -.. At Fords .. 2 8 and 11 I Co'incil nl Ihe Township i>f WOIKI- I1R1IX1K. COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. AS Section 1. The acquisition of the prop- of any shareholder. \ Fire District Nn. 8 13. Public School No. 25 Notice is hereby given that the follow- .. At Woodbridge ...,. .. 2 9 '. in Ihe f'uiiilty of Middlesex, New A SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENT. THE erties and the making of the improve- Upon any other business which mayj Hopelawn, N. J. 14. Public School No. 3 Ordinance wa> introduced .. At Port Rending ... .. 3 1 and 4 COST TO BE ASSESSED UI'ON PROI ments described in Section II of this or- be presented for action at the meeting1 Anton Poiack, Secretary 15. Public School No. 9 .. At Pott Reading ... .. 3 7 dinance are hereby respectively author- or any adjournments thereof. L.P. 1/25-2/5/69 $24.00 Hagaman Heights School ... ,. At Avcnel ;i 2 ami 10 ized to be acquired and made by thrOnly those Shareholders of record t I'l'117. Public School No. 4 * 5 .... ! ,, At Avenel •] 5 ami II Township or Woodbridee. There is here-:the close of business on February 14, NOTICK OF KI.ECTION 18. Public School No. 4 fc 3 ... ,. At Sewaren -,.. ,. .1 .1 and n by appropriated to the acquisition olj 1FW>!I. shall be entitled lo vote at the meet- FIKK DISTRICT - NO. 5 119. Public School No. 12 ,. At Avenel .. .1 fi ami 11 such properties and the makint! nl said: ing. Avend-t'nlonia, Woodbridge Township, Public School No. 23 ,. At Iselin .. 4 1 and 4 improvements described ill Section '.I By Order of the Bonrd of Directors Middlesex County, New Jersey Public School No. 24 .. At Colonla .. 4 2 hereof thereinafter referred to as "pur W. Enilen Roosevelt Notice is hereby given to the k'Kal vo- Public School No. 22 . At Iselin .. 4 1 and li pose"), the respective amounts of President ters ol Fire District No. 5 lhat an eleo 23. Public School No. 15 24 At Iselin . 4 5 hereinafter staled as the appro-! L.P. 1/29-2/5-12-19/69 1I1.2U tion will be held on Saturday, February! - Public School No. 18 money 23 .. At Iselin . . 4 THE TIWNSIll 115th, llfci!) between the. hours of 2:00 P.M.I - Public School'No. 2ft a the loth day of February, 1969. at 8 o'clock priation for said respective purposes, 2 ,. At Menlo Park Terr, . . 4 7 and 8 AI'OI.M) WRMK. SHERIFF'S SALE and 11:00 P.M., E.S.T., for the following °- Public School No. II) ||1Ilim l byy nnslructioti of sidewalks P.M. or as soon thereafter as said matter such appropriation shall be met hum the At Colonia . . (4 9) SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW IERSEY purposes: 27. Public School No. 2 k 16 ., I III-HI'HV CERTIFY thai the above m hereinalter provided. If any such pub- can be reached, at which time and place proceeds of the bonds authorized, and the (5 •/) (mini,mi.' was intriKluceil at ihe Hireling lie highway is a County Highway, the ap- down payment appropriated, by this or- CHANCERY DIVISION 1, The election of one lire commissioner all persons who may be interested therein J28. Iselin Jr. High School .. At Iselin .. 4 1(1 nnd 12 cil Ihe Municipap l Council of Ihe Townshipp proval of the plans for .lUl'.lUlh improveimprove- dinance. MIDDLESEX COUNTY for a lull term of three (3) years. will be given an opportunity to be heard 1 29 .. At Iselin i) 1 WoiHlliriiliif, .Now JJersey , helhld do n JanJ - ment thereof shalhll l be obtained from thhe Section 2. The Municipal Council of the Docket No. '2."To"v'oto'an"appr'oVriation"f"y'r' |he sen-l - Public School No. 24 .. concerning the same, 30 l b c bc ,. At Coin nia '.'. 5 3 and 4 U. II.V 21.si. I'llill, and alier publication nc-.County Hoard or Commission having con- Township of Wwdbridgr has ascertained Astoria Federal Savings & Uan Asm- eral fire purposes for the current fiscal j - J: ' '' T , . ' ° Public School No. 2% ., Al Cokmia .. 5 5 inline li) l,.vv vva> turther consiilcretl lor trol ol ihe highway, before the improve- A copy of this ordinance has been (Mist- and here-by determines that HI none of elation, a savings and luan association, year. March 1, IIK19 to March 1, 1U70 and" .Public School No. 27 . .. At Colonia .. 3 I! .in.] '1 : il passage 'Hid vvus liiiiilly adapted on nienl i.s begun. ed nit the Bulletin Board upon which pub- the purposes referred to in the schedule is Plaintiff, and Joseph Black, Mae .Nell uther appropriations as hereinalter stated. Public School No. 17 .. At Colonia ..' 5 7 .mil H l'iiiiiiv till. 1%!>, after a public hear : SECTION 2. Said sidewalk Improve- lic notices are customarily posted in theset lorth in Sftion 3 of this ordinance is Black, his wile, Mrs. Kenneth Long, lien- The Polling Places lor the said election rral 34. Public School No. 21 ' At Colonia 5 10 end 11 a meeting ol the Municipal Counril ment heiein authorised shall consist o( Memorial Municipal Building of the current expense oi the Township, and! Investment Corporation, a New ale as follows: 1 he Tminship of Wnodbridp>, New (he construction ol concrete sidewalks 4 Towmhip, and a copy is available up tc>j(2> it is necesary to linance said purposesiJ^rs^y Corporation, and Gary Black, are (a) Those legal voterfiwithin Fire Dis- By Order of the Board nf Education "wild Ordinance was opprnvepp d byy jefeett in widthidth, exwpexftpt in crcertait n pplures as and including the lime of such meeting by the issuance of obligations of said|Defendants, Writ of Execution for the sale trict No. 5 who reside East of the Dated: January £V1M9 mil iclumcd nil Februarminry 5lh.!shown on Ihe Plans and Profiles hwein- to the members of the general public of Township pursuant to the Local Bomlj"' mortgaged premises dated January 2nd,I center line of St. Georges Avenue C. CADWALADER, Secretary will take PI feet Kebruary filter mentioned, and the corv4ructlon of the Township who shall request such cop- Law of New Jersey, and (3) each of .said| 'S^y- shall cast Iheir votes at the Ave-L.P. 2/5/69 15 :i 70 acniirlini; to law, curbing as a part oi such sidewalks ies, at the office of the Municipal Clerk purposes shall be undertaken as 1 gen .JOSEPH V. VALENTI {whether or not -in the angles of the in-in the Memorial Municipal Building in oral improvement, no part of which Khali Municipal Clerk tersections the estimated maximum amount From I he Northerly of bonds and notes to be issued for each li i]il:iiils Wiit of Execution for ' the• HHIG side of Green FOR THK ISSUANCE OF BOND ANTICI- 1 such purpose, and (4) the period of prob Lieil premise.-i dated January fllh. Street to IheSouthetly nide ol Wood-I'ATION NOTES IN ANTICIPATION OF rulf Street, THK ISSUANCE OF SUCH BONDS. able usefulness of each such purpose, ac. the cording to its reasonable life, computed liy mine ci-f Ihe above slated Writ, to ide ' BE IT ORDAINED by the Municipal * "' from the date of said bonds: 111,. ilni'ifid ami delivered, I will expose Sticet to the Southerly side of Wash- ,.ouncil of the Town,hip of Woodbridge. In *,.lc ,11 i.ulilic vendue ml WRDNRS- II W. rllK Slh, DAY OF March A.I).. According to a Plan entitled. "Plan for SCHEDULE OF PURPOSES AND AMOUNTS t"'i. al Hie In ni r i)l two o'clock by the Proposed Sidewalk on Elizabeth Ave- Ih 'I picv.iilini! isianilnril or Dayliifht.","' consisting of two sheets, drawn by , Appropriation „ • • • •' i' > li -ie. ill tlic riltt'rnonn (if Ihe said Charles W. Beagle, Munitapal Engineer,' ' * Estimated now. Bond. A Period of dated May. 1968". jlurpose tliv al (he .ShiTi!l> Ollice in Ihe City Cost ' Payment Notes 1-1 .1 ••• lliuimv'lfk, N. 3. HOMES PARK AVENUE. ISRLIN - from \'l Iti.tt cei lain tract or parcel ol land Green Street to Washington Avenue. (1) The reconstruction of the ami I'l'iniM's hereinaller particularly de- EASTERLY SIDE Intersection of Ranway Avenue M iln n>|K)m south 84 degrees I Charles W. Bpagle, Municipal Engineer,! Lots 1A through 4A in Bloc* i minutes :«> WCO'KIS east 200 feet lo thei('atMl *'a>'' IMS- 855-N as shown on the tax A«- .i,, ,,f IVRimiing lne|WOOI)HUFF STREET, ISFJLIN - from1 sessment Map of the Towiuhlp. 2,300 110 l,M0 40 years chaln ills Rt>ad to Tli.- sale is to I*, made subject to re-j °'" Creemer Avenue 11,700 132 «0 n, 111.11s and easements ef record, if any, SOUTHKRLV SIDE Total* tnv ini|);u satisfied by said sale Is the From the Ea-sterly side of Elizabeth nalized Intersection," dated January, be signed by the Mayor, Mumcipa jnm nl Ten Thousand Six Hundred Seven- nU e 1969, consisting of three sheets, prepared Treasurer and shall lie under the seal of neld Av^nue "**'** "* * ^^ ^"otarT^"'^."'^^."'^"^^'"^-^^^".^^ „,„ ,tle9ted b> ,ne Muni TELL YOUR STORY 'r-'n Dnllars ($10,fil7.O0) more or less. I'l'is interest together with Ihe costs of From the Easterly side of Blonmflew!.«ineer, copies of which are on _Hle injcipal Clerk. Said officers are hereby !lns sale Avenue to the Westerly side of Crtem th""e" offic*"e o'f th" e Municipa——•-•-•l "'--Cler1k- and' authorized to execute said notes and to are open to public Inspection. I issue said notes in such form as they Ih.- wlworitwr reserves the right to ad- er Avenue. i'lin aid sale from time to time subject NOHTHE1RLY SIDE I Section 4. The cost of such )nlv (11 sni-h limitations or restrictions From the Easterly side of Chain las hereinbefore Mated includes the ag- IN THE. FEB. 26, 1969 iixiii iln> exercise «f such power as may O'Hills Road to the Westerly side oTgregate amount of $4..W0 which Is estima- Homes Part Avenue. Ited to be necessary to finance the cost )<• sim-ially provided by law or rules of said notes, is hereby delegated to the From the Easterly side of Homes P«rk|of such purposes, including architect's 'en 11 "vilrl subject to conditions of sale Municipal Treasurer who is hereby auth- Avenue to the Westerly Mde of Eliza- fees, accounting, engineering and in»pec-i . . IIHIM .!. FLANAGAN to sell said notm either at one beth Avenue. ;tlon costs, legal expenses and other ex-|OrBea Sheriff • from time to time in ihe manner From the Easterly side of Elizabeth j pense», including interest on'*Buch obliga- Fl.illih ,1 Smalley, Jr. d by law. Avenue to the Wejterly side of Bloom tlons to the extent permitted by Section >n 9. It is hereby determined and field Avenue. 4OA2-2O of the Local Bond Law. that the average period of use- From the Easterly side of Bloomtleld Section 5. It is hereby determinemined andi fullw M said purposes, according to ADVERTISING NOTHK OF ELECTION Avenue to the Westerly side of Creem- stated that me T7J0 ao i " Fire District No. II er Avenue. , propriated for Mtsonable lives, taking into consid- Wnndbrldce Township According to a Plan entitled, "Plan tor improvement , tlon the respective amount of bonds notes to be tasued for said purposes, liflin— ,' •--*New» -i..™-.Jersey/ •a• r*"tT~~-proposed •• ""-sidewal^ ••••••k» moni Woodruf"UIIUIUIfI milStreet" cci , : mftflt flllWt jfl tHMigpt3 h^rfttofOPC UUUIJVCU ; . ^. , . _ rs, computed from Publishers — Printers ii hereby given to the legal.drawn by Charles W. Biggie, Municipa|!for said Township are now available to'" *., , }\ the Eleventh dlth) Fire District Engineer, datM Mny, 1968. jfinance said purposes. The sum of $1.700i."1^™, ,„ *?, SPACE M. and S P. M. * ; * Municipal Gerk of said Town shown on said Plans and Profiles, a copy bonds of said Town of an ship and lhal 8uch IV purpose* of this election*are as of each «ald plan and prorile.is on file inlprincipal amount n_. O ' "atement so file* RESERVATIONS pyceedin/ 'h that the gross debt of said Town the office of the Municipap l Clerk snd urare hereby authnn/.ed to be issued pur- ship, as defined in Section 4OA2-43 of i'i rket two Fire Commissioners for »open to public inspection suant to said Locaf Bond Law. Said 1 I said Loc fd by (""•i n< i years arid to vote on the »p- SECTION 3. Each improvement de bonus shall hear interert at a rate wbreh Bond p. lli.ilinn J! follows: scribed In Section 2 of this Ordinance shall shall not exceed six per centum if,) per 1 -.,,. Pipvp.itinn and Inspection 7?5.OObe undertaken as a sidewalk improve-1annum. All matters with inspect to said tht, fLin^.. ^1 w»h?n 634-1111 hi'lil A \ttnrrwy Fees sno.no ment and the cost thereof shall be assess-' bonds not determined by this ordinance 1'ivr.rtising t Printing 200.00 ed in the following manner: An accurate sh*Il be determined by reselutimi to be ,"£"""" Prcscnb?.'™L_ •C2L. t In J ,,u,» Mamtfnanre and properties fronting on the improvement I aggregate principal amount ,-iot exreeri 'Ktllon^neol after EDITIO R'l'imment S.I 15.00jln proportion bo their rMpertivp frrmtajeMng SWRflO are hereby authorized to be JOSBIPH NEMYO fi.5-15 Of) thereon pursuant to and in .irr-nrrlanrp issiiffl nur«uiar»f to nald f/w-a! Bond 1,,'K1 President r,f the f'ftlinHI 0ii]with the firm-isiorti nf f'hnptpr «s 'if TiM" if ;in(i"ip:.tl lK-ri-hir 'IHr-rmili<"l imrin nil In Mm nrilinaiir-f. Ill" •>SRr»R:»t«' ( IrM- f.ir ,fR):and staff*'! lh.il t)«*. frr'nihip ^.ill n*i( nrri'.vinf nf nr,tjn hr-r'-hv ft'lthuri'*1'! 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DONALD M. MACDONALD JOSEPIi DeMARlNO KOBUKT 1 . HGAROTTA DR. HAKOI.I) l'OIJLACK THOMAS DOMANICO IONEL A. KAHN ( II.VKl.KS !•:. WII.MAMS PETER NOVAK, SR. Donald M. Macdonald, 3 A lifeilong resident of th< Mr. FigaroLta wa3 born in Dr. Harold Pollack, after at Mr. Domauieo has beon a Married and the father of five Mr. Williams, 3G, of 28 Clark Peter Novak, Sr., 4G, residei McrUvood Road, Woodbridge, i: Township, Mr. D»Marino wa Brooklyn, N. Y., on December tending City College of New township resident for over six children, — two in Colonia ,Srn Street, Iselin, was born in New!at 154 Crescent Street, Wood- ;i candidate for a three-yea bora in Port Reading section on 29, 1939 and has been a resi- York, went on to receive his years. With his wife, Anita, two ior High; one in Colonia Junior Brunswick and attended North j bridge. Married, he is the father term on the Board of Education June 10, 1934. He was educated dent of Woodbridge Township Doctor of Optometry from Mass- sons and a daughter, he resides High, one in School 27 and an- Brunswick schools. of two girls and three boys. Mr. Macdonald is present!} in the Township schools and at- for 26 years. A practicing attor achusetts College of Optometry in Iselin, where his children at- other a preschooler — Mr. The school age children attend vice president of the Board oi tended Rutgers University. ney at 73 Main Street, Wood lie received a B. S,^Degree — graduating cum laude. II tend Public Schools. His interest Kalin is seeking a full term on from Winston Salem State Col- Township Schools. Kducation and is completing his At present ha is a senior de bridge, Figarotta is married to servedtwo years as School Op in education stems from his own the Board of Education. A resi- first three-year term. He is on the former Susan Schlatter. They tometrist in Hillside, and . lege, elementary education; a Mr. Novsk attended Rutgeri feme investigator in the Office high school days when he was dent of 70 Grant Avenue, Colo- M. A. degree from Seton Hall University Institute of Manage- Hie Board negotiating team, is of the Public Defender of New have one child, a nine month-old member of the Essex Countt class president, president of the nia, he is a graduate of Thomas chairman of the Curriculum daughter, Cara. Optometric Association, and the University, special education; ment and Labor Relations and Jersey, Middlesex County Re Student Council, and captain Jefferson High School, Elizabeth sixth year level, Newark State St. Peter's University, He ha* Committee and also serves on g-ion. Prior to that he was a A graduate of Woodbridge Sen- American Optometric Associa of the track team. In college, and attended Jersey City State tlic Building and Grounds and tion. Dr. Pollack has been i: College, administration and is been*employed by Western Elec- member of the Woodbridge Po ior High School, Class of 1957, he was president of the Evening Teachers College for two years. a candidate for a doctorate at tric Co., Telephone Cable Divi- I'olicy and Planning Commit- lice Department serving as pa Figarotta received a B, S. de- private practice for over Students Association at Fair- He graduated from Rutgers tees. Columbia University-educational sion for 21 years. trolman, he was promoted to gree in Political Science from years. He is a veteran, havin, leigh Dickenson University, University with a B, S. degree, psychology. Horn and raised in Elizabeth. the rank of Detective in the Ju- St. Mary's College*. Emmite- served in the A r tf y durini where he earped his B. S. de- 1951, majoring in accounting. He is a member of the Inter- graduating from Thomas Jeffer- venile Branch. He later was pro- burg, Md., in 1961 aVl LI. B., World War II, and is a mem gree in Business Administra- His employment included, national Brotherhood of Electri- ber of the Jewish War Veteran tion. He has been employed by Al- New Brunswick School System, cal Workers (IBEW). Local 1470 fiim High School in 1941, Mr. moted to the Criminal Invest! and J. D. degrees from\George- len Industries, Rahway for the Macdonald has resided in the gation section. town University, Washington, D. and the T. Nulty Post, 471 o: Athletic Director Neighborhood AFL-CIO. He was a former the American Legion, Iselin. His interest led him into past 21 years, starting as a cost House, New Brunswick, Newark plant representative for three Township since 1960, originally While a police officer he took C, in 1984. PTA work, and he has been accountant. At present he is As- in Avenel and since 1963 in School System, Piscataway years and an alternate far, three a course in the causes of Juve- At college he was a member Dr. Pollack has helped in thi president of School #18 PTA sistant Director of Purchase and Township School System as spe- years. He is an -•------>--«- Woodbridge. formation of, and is active in ft/ the past two years. In ad- serves on the management team nile Delinquency at Rutgers and officer of the Student Bar cial education teacher now co- bor negotiator. He is married to the former University; completed a resident Association; member of Student the Jewish Community Cotinci dition, he is a member of the as consultant on personnel, plant ordinator of Special Education. Doris J. Bauerband of Roselle intensified five-week course in Clerkship program, Delta Theita of Edison, Metuchen and Wood Board of Managers of the Mid- -ayout and accounting problems. Mr. Novak saw service with He is married and the father the United States Army Air ami they have three boys in Police Practices and Procedures Phi Legal Fraternity; Intra- bridge, served on the board of dlesex County Council of PTAs, He is a charter number and tlie public school — two in Wood- at the New Jersey Police Aca- fraternity Council, American the Raritan Valley Lodge B'na Executive Board of Woodbridge of a daughter, Ursula. An Army Force during World >War II. a former vice president of Co- veteran, William was honorably 11ridge High School and one in demy, Sea Girt and completed Law School Association delegate B'rith, and is a member OJ President's Council of PTA, kmia-Rahway Chapter of B'nai He is a parishioner of St. Woodbridge Junior High School. a police training course given and Student-Faculty Committee. Temple Emanu-El. where he is also chairman of discharged in 1958 "with the rank James* Church of Woodbridge B'rith. For three years he ser- of First Lieutenant. Ho is a member of the PTA's by the Police Training Com mis Dr. Pollack and his wife, E-ve the scholarship committee. He ved as president of Temple Beth and serves as Scoutmaster of «t those .schools and his wife is At present he is a member of was a prime mover in getting Troop 33, Boy Scouts of Amer si on. the American, New Jersey and lyn, have two children, both o: El and for the past 12 years His civic activities include vice-president of the Woodbridge whom attend Woodbridge Town the current safety program ini- has served continuously on the Past director of Woodbridgi ica, sponsored by the First Pres- High School PTA. Mr. DeMarino has received Middlesex County Bar Associa- tialed in our school system, and byterian Church of Woodbridge. many awards as follows: Distin- tions; Woodbridge B. P.O. E., ship Schools. The Pollacks havt temple board. He is also re- Township Jaycees, director He was honorably discharged lived in Fords for over five has been a leader in the move- lional vice president of the New charge of Woodbridge Township He is also a member of School guished Service Award given by Lodge 2116, Italian-American ment to get more traffic signrls 11, PTA, Woodbridge. from the U. S. Marine Corps the Woodbridge Junior Chamber Club of Woodbridge; past direc- years, and are deeply involved Jersey Council of Union of Annual Junior Miss Contest after serving three years in uFcommunlty affairs. "Hal", a installed at dangerous intersec- American Hebrew Congrega- participated in annual Wood of Commerce; Citation of Valor tor and present vice president of ions near schools. * World War II and seeing action for Saving life, given by Wood- the Woodbridge Township Jay- he is known to bis friends, i tions, in which his major respon- bridge Township Speak-u. on the Marshall Islands, Saipan, bridge Police Commissioner; cees; Lecturer in the Adult Ed- deeply interested in education sibility is education. Jaycees Program; member o He is a sales representative Independent Club .of Colonial, Tinian and Iwo Jima. Memorial Day citation for ucation Course; Member of the and is currently serving as vice for the Talon Division of Text- USY To Present Mo received a Bachelor of president of the Fords Junioi Mr. Kahn is * former trustee New Jersey Educational Asso Rookie of the Year" given by Young Democrats and Citizens ron, Inc. He is a disabled vete- of the Colonia Little Fellows Science degree with honors from knincll and Mayor; Outstand- Advisory Council, iligh PTA. He had served on ciation, Raritan Valley Associa ran, having served with the League; a member of the Great- tion of tile Mentally Retarded Program Friday Itutgers University in 1949 and ing Achievement Award, given he Board of School #25 PTA Army in Korea, and is an ac- has additional credits from sev- [or 2 years. Among his other er Colonia Democratic Club and New Jersey Council for Excep ry Port Reading Social Club; tive member of the T. Nulty a member of the executive AVENEL - A program, "Were eral universities. Mr Macdon- Distinguished Service Award, youth activities, Dr. Pollack is tional Children, New Jersej the Ten Commandments' Really Post 471 of the American L« board of the Colonia Senior High Conference on the Handicapped akl has been employed for 20 given by Veterans of Foreign P. R. Man Namec a committeeman to Boy Seoul gion in Iselin. Accepted?" will be presented by years by The Austin Company, Troop #58. School PTA. He has been a New Jersey Educators of th Wars, Post 2636, IseMn. He al» He attends St. Cecelia member of all PTAs in the the U.S.Y. group of Congrega- Hostile and is currently Project received other citations from th Mentally Retarded, Seton Hal tion B'nai Jacob at Friday night Church, and is chairman of th schools fu's children have at- University Ahimni Association Manager on several major in- Police Director, Mayor am By GOP Leader .egislative Committee of th services. Under the spiritual dustrial building projects on the tended. At present he is 'presi- Winstoa-Salem State Colleg guidance of Rabbi Philip Brand, Council, Middlesex County Sber WOODBRIDGE - Woodbridgi East Iselin Association, (Civic dent of Colonia Senior High «at coast. Iff, U. S. Congressman Edward Alumni Association, former hea< the services will begin at 8:30 Republican Chairman Robert F, Scouts Attend Ie is a member of Lodge 150 School Band Parents; is on the coach of Piscataway Townshi, Hi; is a registered profession- J. Patten and several fratern B. P. O. Elks, and is a formei P. M. with Cantor Seymour Adel- Lyneheski announced the ap executive Board of Colonia Sen- [Pop Warner Footbaill Team man assisting. The Youth group al engineer in 15 states and is orgajyxatlonj. pointmeat of Robert G. Stankaj Mttle League Coach. ior High School Fathers Club certified by the National Roller Party Member of the Urban Leagu will be hosts at the One£ Shab- DeMarino was appointed t of North Plainfield as Wood and on the Board of Directors and National Association for th bat. oil of the Board of Enghi „ bridge Township Republica ISELIN — One hundred sixty for the Woodbridge Symphony. Advancement of Colored Peopl Registration. He is also eligible the Board and is now seeking i full three-year term. He Is foun Press Secretary. persons attended the recent Rol- He was a charter member and and is past president of the Pro The adult Hebrew class meets for and has been registered as ler Skating Party held by Cub All-GirT Corps former president of the Wood- fcssional Newark Student Coun at 8 P. M. Mondays and th« a Professional Planner in New der and president of the Port Stankay is a retired Lieutenant Reading Social Club, past pres- Colonel United States Air Force, Scout Pack 249 for the cubs and bridge Knolls Civic Association; cil. nursery school and Hebrew high Jersey. Among Mr. Macdonald'* their families. The scouts atten- one of the founders of the Coun- school meets Sunday mornings. many memberships in technical ident and active member of the whose military career encom Seeks Members Port Reading Fire Company, passed Public Relations activi ded the event with their families cil of Civic Associations of Co Boy Scouts meet Thursday at •Him honorary societies are: at Carteret Boiler Rink, with ISELIN — The Blue Angel Ionia -.and a former troop com- 7:30 P. M. Junior congregation American Society of Mechani- past president of the Reading ties. He served as Inform atioi Sportmen's Club; Member of the Officer in the U. S. as well a the skates provided at no cost. Ul Girl Drum and Bugle Corps mitteeman for Troop 71, Boy is Saturdays at 9:30 A. M. cal Kngincers, American Socie- Scouts of America. Mr. Kahn is Camp-Out Set ty of Heating, Refrigerating Board of Fire Commissioners id Germany. They were accompanied by s seeking new members to star The recent calendar-journal District 2, served as treasurer second Color Guard, Girls an the son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen achievement dinner, honoring jiml Air Conditioning Engineers, Stankay is not new to Repub Cubmaster David Bagish, Wal- R. Kahn, 15 Clayton Court, American Association for the for one year and As presiden lican politics in Woodbridge. H< ter Chespak, committee chair- Iso needed for the drums and For Troop 73 hose members who secured $50 th* past five years; Member ot man; William Henkel, treas- lugles. A very active unit, ac> Woodbridge. Advancement of Science and joined the effort to seek tin AVENEL — Boy Scout Trooi or more in ads for the journal, Tan Beta Pi. Don Boseo Council 5809, Port election of the Republican Con urer; Michael Tranchik, secre- ivities include travel to com was held at the local iemplt. Reading Knights of Columbus; tary; Carl Bozung, Webelos etitions and parades. 73 participated recently in the Ho has been active in scouting cerned Team in 1967. Mr. Lynch Klondike Derby, held at Camp Honored were: Dr. and Mrs, past president of Firemen's Re- eski announced that Mr. Stank a; leader; Marty Seigel, Lars As- The Blue Angels are sponsor Norman Becker, Mr. and Mrs. 41111I formerly was Scoutmaster lief Association, Port Reading Cowaw by Raritan Council. Th of Troop 33 in Woodbridge. will most likely manage all pres. trom, ST., Frank Mayo, Hy ng a Drum and Bugle and Coloi Fords Chrirch Marvin Berkowitz, Rabbi and and secretary for the Wood- Cohen, commkteemen; Raoul uard Contest on February 22, cam pout, held annually in th llo has also been an officer relationshjjffih the coming loca winter, features each year thi Mrs. Brand, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac bridge Joint Boards of Fire electiorfUt which there are Firt Garibay, council representative; 'ashington'j Birthday, in th Drescher; Mr. and Mrs. fly i.i still active , i a manager Commissioner*. and Mrs. Claire Dowd, Mrs. Lists Programs pulllngtOf 6leds by boys in var in Woodbridge little League, Council seats at stake. Of Mr, Woodbridge Senior High School ious patrols to stations where Farer, Mr. and Mrs. Terry itankay, the Republican Chair Lynn Stotz, Mrs. Jeanne Kara- The 300th Anniversary of Wood FORDS — The men of the Glinii, Mr .and Mrs. Hy Haber- vr. Macdonald is an active man, Mrs. Loretta Petto, Mrs. they use first aid, knot lying, member of the Woodbridge man said: iridge Township will be aelebra loly Name Society of the St. fire building, compass or Morse m»n, Mr. and Mrs, Steve Kap- "Bob joined our 1967 campaign Marie Sasso and Mrs, Eugene d at the event. Nicholas Catholic Church of the lan, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Lapidus, I .ions and the First Presbyterian Malley, den mothers. Code. < 'linrch'of Woodbridge where heTwo Boy Scouts in late August. Had he come Tttenty-two units will compete Byzantine Rite will receive Holy Mr. and Mrs. Martin Litinger, teaches in the Sunday School along a few weeks sooner w< inclumdg: The Lucky Ladies Communion at the 8:30 A. M. Leaders accompanying the Mrs. Sheila NachtigaU, Mr. and According to Cubmaster Bag) troop were George Hertlein, Mr. Macdonald has also been To Get Awards may have won the last loca Lsh 'for many parents it was the Sacred Heart Crusaders, Royals Liturgy on Sunday, February 9. Mrs. Jerome Robinson, Mr. and lection." Coppertones, Silver Lancers, Basketball practice will Jje Richard Combs,'Joseph Castles, Mrs. Barney Rockoff, Mr, and arhvn in other social and civic first time on wheels in many Victor Hill, Charles Cloidt and groups in the Township. EDISON — For the first time .Stankay is a graduate of Co- years,, but you could spot the Firelites, Emerald Lancers held at the Clara Barton School Mrs. Abe Rothman, Mr. and in the history of the Wesley Uni- lumbia University who majored Saints, Bayshore Buccaneers Gym on Thursday, February 6, James Haythorn. Boys partici- Mrs. Harold Schiller, Mr. and pros as they regained their con- pating were: John Castles ted Methodist Church of Edison in Political Science. fidence. It was an exhilarating Darlings, Los Santos, Surf man at 6:30 P. M. Mrs. Al Schwartz, Mr. and Mrs. two boy scouts will receive the Royaleers, Carteret Raiders and Cheerleaders' practice is set George Hertlein, Daniel Wood Sary Spindel, Mr, and Mrs. Ed^ way to «petod a gloomy aiter- Kenneth Combs, Joseph Karger, 'Inaccurate' Kahn coveted God and Country Award noon and certainly introduced a Little Falls Cadets. for the Church Hall Thursday, ward Stern, Mr. and Mrs. Frank of Scouting at services Sunday, Mrs, Partler New February 6 at 6:30 P. M. Jeffery Cloidt, Richard Cu/ton, Wirwiman and Mr. and Mrs. Ber- February 9, 10:30 A. M. Few to a new sport theytwoukl According to Lawrence V. Vic David Stilt, Frank Imbert and se anxious to try again." On Friday, February 7 from ard Freedmnn. Calls Statement Auxiliary President tor business director, the even 0:00 A. M. to 5:00 P.M. the John Mulrenan, Bill Castles, the Special award* were The two boys of Troop 58 are The following cubs attended Dennis Moles, son of Mr. and KEASBEY — Mrs. Frances is open to the public. Friday food sale will be con- troop mascot, attended also. ed to Mr. and Mrs. Miltoo tMb arsler has been installed as with fcheir families; Greg Stotz, ducted in the Church Hall. In A rea Newspapers Mrs. Raymond Moles, Fords, Thomas Balasia, Christopher Advancements at the weekly ier and Mr. and Mrs. Mkfawl and Alan Pfeifer, son of Mr. resident of the Ladies Auxiliary Pre - Communion and First meetings included: Daniel Pent faffee for their assistance to Wnorm RIDGE — Ionel A. if the Protection Fire Company ind Michael Bozuntg, Jay'Tau- and Mrs. Henry Pfeifer, Edison. »r, Kenneth Aurigemma, Scott Race Relations Holy Communion classes take hand, Tenderfoot; John Mul Mr. Berkowitz, calendar-journal K..hn, independent candidate for Vo. 1 Other officers inducted •lace on Saturday, February 8, renan, second class; Kenneth chairman. Dr. Kaplan, ways and ;i ihi-ee year term on the Wood- About 4000 Methodist youth were Mrs, Steve Kermondy >iegel, Anthony Petto, Dennis receive the award annually, Dowd, Michael Malley, Nicho- It J0:30 A. M. Combs and Jeffrey Cloidt, first means vice president, 1.1H'k'! e Township Board of Ed- ice-president; Mrs. Peter Mar- class; Russell Cheesman, cook he ti' > ihon, answered several in- which Is given on the basis of as De Risi, Donald Sunday Planned ^The Altar Boys will meet Sat- he congregation'! *ppr*ota^ in, secretary; Mrs. William Masterpaul, rday, February 8 at 10:30 in ing merit badge; George Hert o Mr. and Mrs, Borkowibl and nuratA statements published cooperation with the pastor in •zakxzi, treasurer; Mrs. Fran- eter Tranchik, * Tylka, AVENEL — "Civil Rights and learning the nature of the the Church Hall. lein, Life Scout, pets and per- vesented them wttt) tobttm of i the. local newspapers about ces Maier, •ergeant-at arms and ugene Janosko, Lary and Ron Christian Concern" will be the sonal fitiness merit badges; and »• campaign by stating that church as related to community Mrs. Frances Heenan, chaplain. aid Chespak, Scott Bagish, topic of the sermon to be pre the congregation'* «jtom. and national life. Activity in die John Castle, safety, hiking and Mr. and Mrs. WhxLmia were « lias "never advocated wild Mrs. Parsler appointed Mrs. 'rlenn Henkel, John Galya, sented Sunday, February 9, at home repair merit badge. landing of the taxpayer's areas of Christian faith, witness, kermondy as chairman of the Christopher Scrodato, Lars As- the First Presbyterian Church he winners of a drawing. loney. He further stated tiiat world outreach, citizenship and rood time committee with Mrs trora, Robert McCarroU, Gerard for the two worship services, Abortion'To The troop will attend the flag- Rabbi Brand armouno«f a "has constantly recommended fellowship are encouraged. In fohn Chiocci, co-chairman. Sasso, Nicholas Miele, Ralph 9:30 and 11 A. M. Boy Scout and raising ceremonies February 6 special brotherhood lerrlcA will •strong public relations pro- essence the "God and Country" lothmann, Francie Mayo, Kyi* Race Relations Sunday wijl be Be Panel Topic at Town Hall in Woodbridge. y« held at tfce temple February award is the practical applica- ..ueas, William Hayduk, Mich. observed at Worth «ervic«s. Rev. Afterward they will have a day 1. Guest speaker will be Rev. so that all interested par- tion of the Boy Scout Promise, FORDS -H. The Rev. Joseph R. Valter Feigner of the First Pre* i <••< would be informed of the iel Adams, Joseph Norton, Ted Walter W. Feigner Is pastor and camp-out in the field behind "On My Honor, I will Do My Crew Announced karaman, Joseph Zaremba, Lar- Rev. Spencer van Gulici is as •nrozowski, pastor of Our Lady VFW Post 7164. Sunday, Cath- 'yterian Church of Avenel. tt'iodbridge school system's Best WDo My Duty to God". if Peace Church has announced i rcrls and problems. "I was y Cohen, Glenn Cohen, Neil sistant pastor. olic boys will attend 9:30 A. M. Three troops will be repre- ibson, Thomas the first Friday Masses as 6:30, Mass at St. Andrew's Church; d." first to announce publicly Gibson and Church school will be held for and 10:00 A. M., with exposi- i>iy position on education and sented at the service: Troop 58, or Local Play ames,.Davis. Protestant boys will attend 9:30 the troop sponsored by the Nursery through Junior High at ion at the 10:00 A. M. Mass, Pack 57 Plans j'l'iiarcnily certain of the Other WOODBRIDGE - Janet Hac both services, with Senior High A. M, services at First Presby- church; Troop 74 of Metuchen; deration of the Most Blessed terian Church. Jewish •. scouts *,,, •'i:!atr-3 liked my remarks so :er, producer has announced the jjnetfiag at ii^ oTfly. Baby and aerament until 2:00 P. M., ••eii they adopted them as their and Troop 52 of Fords. The will attend services Friday, 8 scouts will participate in the crew members who will issist toddler care will be available losing wMn Benediction. Annual Dinner - MI platform," the candidate ia the production of Edward Al Women's Society at both services for children un- P. M., at B'nai Jacob. ceremony. A panel discussion on "Abor Boys of the troop will decorate HOPELAWN-OubPaek #5T,, Wi "A Delicate Balance" for der the age of three.' on" will take place at St. y ponsored by V.F.W, Post 135J M> Kahn also stated he is he Circle Playen of Wood- The Junior High Fellowship fary's High School, Perth Am the window of Introcaso Plans Auction Cleaners for Boy Scout Week,! ' •' curriculum improvement iridge. The play will be per- meets every Friday at 8 P. M. oy, Saturday, February 15, at last meetfng. They are: Timfldirj '"h.n the framework of the ormed it the Circle Playhouse, FORDS — The Women's So- for recreation and Sundays from 00 P. M. The program, spon February 8 through 15. ORT to Conduct iety of Christian Service of the Schweitzer, Randy Farka* mid <: -rii budget." Martin Terrace and Rahway 6:45 to 8 P. M. for fellowship. >red by the Respect for life Gary Brija, all of den #3. \h K a rtn emphasized the fact Avenue, Woodbridge, on Feb- Lesley Methodist Church of Edi- The Senior High Fellowship ommlttee of the New Jersey ruary 22, March 7 and 8. John >n is holding a Chinese auction League Auxiliary Graduating into Boy ScouU 0 i' he is 'anjodependent in the Husband's Ni«ht meets every Sunday night at atholic Conference, will in- troop 57 were: Joseph SaWtino, McGarry, New York is director. m Friday, February 14, at 8:00 6:45 for fellowship and Wednes! i tense of the word," and FORDS — Metwood Chapter B lude speakers as follows: Msgr. Holding Its Annual Gary Batista and Gerard Poy- 1 ,•i.-p.rc will be able to ex- Others are: stage manager, . M., in Fellowship Hall. Mrs. days, 7 P. M., for recreation in f . O'Connor, moderator. Dr. Jo- of Women'i American ORT (Or- Gene Lopez; enry Pfeifer is general chair- ssick. Dens 1 and 3 pretested a n-nine pach issue that is pre- ganization fof Rehabilitation assistant stage the gymnasium. seph T. Scully, Dr. Peter Amen- Easter Candy Sale skit called, "Doc meets the 11 Titefl to the board with "a manager, Eilene Neustadt; an. Mrs. NormM^Beck and Meetings scheduled for the ta and Stephen J. Foley, attar through Training), will hold Us rs. Andrew I Champs". Hoets for the night !cc and open mind, not bound props, Carol Sesterak, Gloria are in week of February 9 include: ney. FORDS — Mrs. Donald P. Gi were den #3. annual "Husband's Night", Tait~ , Glori~" -ia Benko amandi Laura harge of gifts. 1 anfrancesco and Mrs. John I-1 > iny prior commrtment to Tuesday, February 11. «t s 30 r Monday February 10, 8 P. M., Pre Cana Conferences for all The annual H design, Arlpne Pro purehase/i from rs. Thomas Onofrpy *re eo rhsirmpn of fhe[ Blue snd GoM « , .„,. f,r sny organization." P, M., at, Twnpl* r-W» Shalom, Trustees monthly meeting; t •!'! aho us id that h* his v»nram), set r'wim['>r«pr1 by tiny poll Mary's f'hiirch, Cent"r MKI Me- the i !.! c'ir'y Or club. Th«! fMt'rrH enirtia\n»r ff,n k'i, Hill Ffagari, Marry More Holler oknMrig ii tin- activity the Fords flara Barton Bon1 y ' Tiipsday, February II, 8 P. M , chanic Streets, F'erth Arntmy, the even ing will Im ft oh All»n, croft, F/m Munkavcy and Dan f'»r .Saturday, tr f fftir [ii" only endorsement I .' fiflk Women's Association, monthly on Thursdays, February 27 and Baseball League. The sale wiili?. £ : ^I™** 1™?" * disr jockey and jruit»ri*t wfio ap Ftlsdxlti; lights, •'TlOTothjr and 15 by I|JIP end Monday, February JO is Mrs. All>ert Schmid. i- Hint tho Wood bridge voter Club. An Invi meeting, March fi. 13 and 20 at 8:00 f'.M pears regutSrly <»n Statlnri Flob SHig; srjurrd, Barbara Ifer tation "j.i extended to all liie ften leader, Manuel Ballot.*, nry II. ff you believs in The "key" couples are Mr. and All profit*; go directly (o thp announced a trip and guided fy education (and a well WEFIA, PJaiirfleW. Mr. Allen, old; special makeup for Mr. couples of the church. Men's league fur f(|iiipriiciit for who Is «n active mwnber of the Provwizano by Ronald Platf; The group will meet outslr!* F. T. C. report criticizes auto Mrs. Joseph Costello and Mr. lour of MrGuire Air Force Bas» infri community, vote for warranties. and Mrs. F'ete^ Cliirico. The the rrioia than VfKJ Ixiyg presently wfll take place on April J9. A. Kahri," lie (.'(included. PhilathftHans Drama (ironp, art exhibit, Yoria and Bill Beat the fhurch.at 7:30 P. M. After in the League. Tlle exf w'HI present s prograrn of folk moderator is Itev. I'africk Fit/. , " c(Miirnlltee' meet ing tie. If'" Renting at the Hrmlh Arnhoy Science increases our power inusie. Mrs. Harvey Shone, Kcli 11 IKilrick. I lie execulKH hoard will ineci'will lie held a| ide home of CMII I'm if schools everyone is invited to the in proportion as it lowers our Alitnilay, Ketniuity II). at K :l(l m:i>ter :IIKI Mrs revolutionized s

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Foam Insulation l'lanl need The Sign of th .several sLoaily men lo work Sariowski and Barbara production and shining depart Court of Honor Awards The Troop also received Junior inenls. Good starting rates and First Aid Cards for completion ONLY 75c PER INSERTION benefits. Apply Celotex Corp of a ten hour course given by Speakers' Topic I LINK CLASSIFIED'AD (appro*. 15 words) PAID IN ADVANCE. l«c each additional Federal Blvd., Carteret, N.J. Many Proficiency Badges Edward Barrett of the Iselin 1/152/ FORDS — Program plans f line-approx. 5 words to a line. TO QUALIFY FOR THIS SPECIAL LOW CLASSIFIED Kirst Aid Squad. FORDS — Girl Scout Troop cy Gallagher, Betsy Dowling • A highlight of the proceeding* February IB general money? Earn it and Julie Sadowski. KATE: Drop off Classified Ad Copy and Pre Payment at Leader-Press Office, or mail #353 conducted its . bi-annual was the installation of the new thousands do. Represent AVON Cook Badges went to Ann Ma In ""copy and prepayment to: CLASSIFIED I>EPT., LEADER-PRESS. 2(1 Green St.. COSMETICS, C»ll: III 2 2462. Court of Awards wibh the presid officers: Scribe, Nancy Galla- Chapter to be. held at Tcmplo Woodl)ridge~ N. J. 07095. Copy deadline: Monday at 4 P.M. ing officers of the Court holding Tie Mahoney, Kathy Walsh, Pa- gher, treasurer, Christ^nfe-HUsha Neve ..wjrtom, 'Metuchenr have 2/5-2/26 tricia Draude, Barbara Jackson, an impressive candlelight cere- and 'patrol leaders, Patricia becn.anrtWmeed by Mrs. Myron WANTED Cathy Simon, Julie Sadowski Fischer, program vice presiileiil. mony. and Betsy Dowling. Draude, Betsy Dowling and Ann Good Piano wanted. Grand or Marie Mahoney. Mrs. Fischer has exli'iicled ;in The Court of Honor consisted The highest awards attained invitation to all IIHTHIHTS, sijiall size. Call MArket 3-6595; of scribe, Ann Marie Mahoney; by a Junior Scout are the Sign Refreshments were made and served by the outgoing Court of friends, relatives, and neighbors CLASSIFIED ADS .2/1 reasurer, Betsy Dowling and of the Arrow and the Sign of the to attend. KATES FOR CLASSIFIED ADS PHONED IN TO (>:u-llll. One time: 30f per line (min. U Patrol Leaders, Jillie Sadowski, Star. This is special insignia of Honor whd were hostesses for e (min. Barbara Jackson and Cathy Si- the evening. Speakers will be NatKameny, L5ftL,2J>t_more insertions: ZOt per line (min. charge $1.00 per insertion) J l achievement-indicating ihe-com- n). J Attention Job Applicants mon:— • — Representative in char.ee of the The Middlesex County Leader pletion of requirements reinforc- Mid-East affairs for the Anti- Receiving the Health Aid ing the elements of the Promise WARNING Q& fflTOBHHf HWvDefamation Leagile of B'nai HELP WANTED Press deos not knowingly accept Badge were: Betsy Dowling, SERVICES INCOME TAX HpyrUHNS \>vc- and Laws and signifies that a Washington — The American B'rith, and Abraham ' Drori, ared Help Wanted ads from employ- Karen Yager, Nancy Gallagher, " by fax accountant Rea- Boys wanted to deliver Leader- ers covered by the Fair Labor Scout is well prepared to go onAutomobile Association reports member of the Israeli Consulate CKRA.MIC TII.K PHOMPTi or Carolyn Sliwinski, find a Sadow- KKRVICE—EXPERTLY DONE:sonal)le rales- evening Preps, a Woodbridge and Car-Standards Act if they offer less to Cadettes. in a recent check by police and Deputy Commamlcr of the teret weekly, 12 to 18 years ol ski, Kathy Walsh, Patricia FHKE KSTIMATE JIM MOY appeintments. 2 locations for than the legal minimum wage Draude, Susan Buckley and Receiving the Sign of the Ar-along a stretch of highway in Israeli Armed Division. KR 634-8643. 1/29-2/19 ige. Thursday Weekly Delivery or fail to pay at least time and row were: Kathy Walsh, Pa- Arizona that one out of 100 hitch- your convenience. Please call: on streets where there are no Roseanne Mondelli. The meeting, called for 8-10 634-7550 for prompt and expert one-half for overtime hours. The tricia Draude, Cathy Simon, hikers stopped and investigat- P. M., will fpatui'e a question IF YOUR DRINKING HAS carriers. Samples available no minimum wage for employment The Books and Pets Badges ed, 84 had criminal records. service. 445 Avenel St., Avenel, cost to boy. Call in Name, Ad- were awaTded to Julie Sadowski. Barbara Jackson, Nancy Gallag- and answer period after the pro- become a problem, Alcoholics covered by the FLSA prior to the Only four of the 100 were with 1)0 or 615 Rahway Ave., Wood- dress & Phone number. Build Receiving the Housekeeper her, Julie Sadowski and Chris- gram. Refreshments will .inonymous can help you. Call 1966 Amendment is $1.60 an hour tina Kasha. out police records. Bl 21515 or write P.O. Box 253.bridge. Jim Me Nichol & Assoc. your own route from samples with overtime pay required af Badge were Karen Yager, Nan- served. 1/2-3/26 634-7550 1/22-4/9 around your own home. Earn ter 40 hours a week. Jobs cov- INCOME TAX RETURNS your own spending money, priz- ered as a result of the 1966 READINGS BT Baby Sitting done in my home es and trips. Boys wanted in allAmendments require $1.15 an INCOME TAX RETURNS pre- of Woodbridge Township and pared in your home by qualified any time. 50^ per hr. Also iron- hour minimum with overtime ROOFING ing: reasonable. Call: 634-5478. Carteret. Call MR. FILLMORB, pay required after 42 hours a JUNK CARS •accountant. M. Ri-chman. Phone 634-1111 between 3:30 p.m. and FU 8 7163. . 1/22-4/9 2/5-2/26 week. For specific information, STUDENTS 6:30 p. m. 3/26 contact the Wage and Hour Of SARAH & fice of the U.S. Department of Work as phone clerk. 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To Pay Rebuilt • 573 AMBOY AVENUE Rahway Ave. & Green St. ligh School WOODBRIDGE, N. J. 388-2778 WOODBRIDGE PEA COAL We •» fully huyrcd ME 4-9700 or VA 6-3058 (•(tar 1 I'M. jrac s Go The BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN $25.95 TON Watch Repairs ROCKMAN'S REAGAN'S ential WATCH REPAIRS rud IN COLONIA TAVERN CITGO with Full Guarantee HOUSE OF BEEF Way NO CASH INVESTMENT Expert Repairs Service Center The Best In Beef on all Jewelry • Tune tips That's the way of hundreds of High School Variety Sandwiches • Repairs Grads now earning excellent pay at the Pru in Join our satisfied «roup of franchisee! store owner/ FIIFI14' • Brake & State Newark working on CLERICAL, TYPING, operators. Ideal opportunity for Woodbridge/Colonia area e L FU 8-1667 Insp. Work KEYHUNCH AND STENO jobs, or In woman or wife/husband team who like to meet people and OIL * \? GOODYEAR COMPUTER OPERATIONS. Starting salaries are interested in earning an attractive supplemental in- GOLDBLATT8 --• TIRES & ACCES- p(Hn|m. Oil N.ilon.l IroiMl. J4*r. are good—even better with keyboard skills. come. We have a laundry/dry cleaning store available in Railway's Oldest SORIES Main St. & Amboy Ave. You may even qualify for our Special Salary Colonia. No processing done on premises. Complete profes- for fait urvicm lull Established Jeweler Progression Program, which gives outstand- sional services provided by Morey LaRue—established 1889 (it* lit a cod. PURSUING at RANDOLPH K4 K. t HKRKV ST.. RAHWAY Woodbridge ing high school grads an exceptional starting and recognized as one of America's largest and finest SIMONE BROS. CARTERET Prop. UK «-T?n salary, plus an opportunity for faster launderers and cleaners. For complete, no obligation de- advancement tails, phone: , Benefits Include a Tuition Refund Plan to LINDEN, N.J. Roofing & Siding STEVE'S ATLANTIC enable you to learn while you earn. Paid Music Instructions SERVICE CENTER vacations. Numerous paid holidays. And a 4K6-2726 oompany cafeteria. What's more, Prudential L. W. HAVILANp, MOREY LA RUE T. R. STEVENS 1310 RAHWAY AVE. trains you on the job. 2400 LINDEN AVE., LINDEN, N. J. O7036 • LOWREY Rooflnr ind Sh««t Mrlal Work AVENEL — 634-8513 Laundry ORGANS 685 ST. GEORGE AVE. (acron from Stat? ftohool) Apply by attending nearby WOODBRIDGE • CONN weekend interviews at: Repairs of Linden DlttrlctOHica ORGANS ROOFING All Types 210-232 West St. GeorgM Avenue, 2nd Floor COMPLETE Linden, N.J. • KIMBALL GUTTERS AND LEADERS Air EXPERT REPAIRS Data: Fit, Feb. 14,1969—4 P.M. to 8 P.M. PROCLAMATION PIANOS In4ualrlil Etbioit Sy Sat, Feb. 15,1969—9 A.M. to 2 P.M. Wirm Air Heit ALL FOREIGN CARS FAMILY Instruction Molar Ourii • ALL MAJOR CREDIT BOY SCOUT WEEK FOR FREE ESTIMATES CARDS ACCEPTED. Tuning ME '-2145 • FREE PICK-UP & DEL. WHEREAS, all persons within our community • PLAID STAMPS WITH Prudential recognize the great service rendered to the boys LAUNDRY JARDOT ALL REPAIRS of our community by the local troops of the Boy MUSIC COMPANY HENRY JANSEN & SON • MON.-SUN. 6 A.M. » P.M. INSURANCE COMPANY Scouts of America; and SERVICES 83 Main St. Sheet Metal Work AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER WoodhrttfRe Plumbing & Heating WHEREAS, the Boy Scouts of America and its ME 4-5446 Roofing state and local affiliates have set aside the week to « Cln««d of February 7-13, 1969, to observe the 50th An- , B""r«' Gutters and niversary of that outstanding national boys or- Leaders ganization; and < 588 Alden Street ED FREY i LEADfcR-PRESS Photography (F»r frii wltb Ch&rJer Farr) t Woodbridge, N. J. 20 Green St., Woodbridge, N. J. 07095 WHEREAS, the Boy Scout troops of Wood- Telephone MErenrj 4 12 Electric bridge Township will hold a flag-raising cere- Sewer Storewide Clearance fiOIIIl WOODBRIDGE RALPH P. BARONE, Mayor phone: ADDRESS Fnr Frffi Fitlrtat* 921 St. Gporjfcs Avrniia WOODBHHXJE ill R:I:

By 39 WHS Students WASHINGTON, 1). (.'. — The Woodbridge Township WOODBRIDGE — Thirty • nine community betterment efforts of students from Woodbridge Sen Woodbridgc, have won a Dis- ior High School will Join more, tinguished Achievement Award Cub Pack 24!) Education than 1000 other students from In the 1968 National Clean Up r New .Jersey High Schools in pie Contest in which the city was senling the 21st annual Operatic in competition with communities Goes Skating WOODBRIDGE — Teaching for the class. The ntudents take festival to be held at Bridg- of between 25,000 and 250,000 ISF.LIN — .Fiftern lias many rewirdi but there axe many notes." water Raritan West High School population from across' the conn nncl four cub scouts of Cub Scout lew as rewarding as teaching Lorran)e described on« of her Saturday,* Kabswafy -8, at S,ii try..This national contest is spon- Pack 249, along with fathers and the non English speaking itu- recent jension* by way of illut- Of" the Fes£fvaT(is sponsored sored annually in Washington, adult leader* skated Suml.iv' dent.*. trating the proceis which she by the New Jersey Music Edu D. CM)y the National Clean Up a( the South Mountain 1-orriine Sonday ii i teacher uiei. ealors Association through thuir Paint Up Fix Up Bureau. Arena, South Orange. by day and a teacher by night. When the South American Committee on Opera in Music Presentation of the Award! to According to Martin Heiildn. During the day, the if t mem- family asked a question about Education, Grant M. Eastham, community representatives kill Webelos leader, thev enjoyed a ber of the Title I Jtitf in tfie Colombia, she pulled down the Chairman. take place at a special <*re "very exciting evening with t'.vo Woodbridge Township School map of the Western Hemisphere The Operatic Festival will mony February 25 at the Stfltler panics being played Viol ween System as a reading tpecinllst and proceeded to show the en- combine the talents of a 900 Hilton Hotel in Washington/The young bovs (not cubs) plus the n School No. 22 (Cokrala) 23 1 tire group the area of Colom- voice chorus, a 125 piece orches- awards ceremony, which/clim main event of a semi pro-am* ." (Avenel) and 3 and 11 (Wood bia. From that point she started tra, .student soloists and ensem- axes the 1969 National "Action, action, action" was Mr. hmige), ' pinpointing Woodbridge and bles in a concert presentation on Beautitication giro.sponsor Reulens description. ed by the Clcau-tfp Bureau, will She is also specialist in read- other key place* in the United of Verdi's opera "La Traviata." Wcbelos who participated were receive national press coverage. ing at St. James' School In Wood States. The program will also feature Joseph Abood, Mark Kemps, bridge where students al»o qaul- Before long the entire class guest artist, Karen Armstrong, Woodbridge spruced up during Paul Schoeb, Tom Gibson-, Larry 2 (,uvs from MAUHO MOTORS present tlu-ir usual low, ify under the federally funded was asking additional questions from the Metropolitan Opwa. 1968 with "Operation Spruce Chespak, Scott Banish,' Larry Title I program. ranging from the flag to the Conducting the opera chorus Up," sponsored by the Citizens' Cohen, Robert McCarroll, Mi- low juices on (iiiuruuleeri Used Cars. The petite, College of Miseri- President and local community. will be Grant M. Eastham of Advisory Committee. Projects chael Ginson, Thomas Bala.sia, tordia (Pa.), «rad findi the »i- After receiving the basics in New Mtlford Township High carried out during the year in Thomas Terranova, John Zaz/.a- signment ir»t»resttog »nd chal- education, most of 'the pupils School. The orchestra will be eluded a '.lousing improvement rino, Glenn Henkel, Ted Kara- lenging but the biggest challenge move into a more fo.mal pro directed by Edward Napiwocki program, purchase of 50 litter man, Ed Rusbarsky. Cub-Scouts of her day comes it night when gram and some ultimately re of Montclair High School. receptacles, and a shade tree attending were Maurice Reulens, slip tries to teach English to ceive a high school diploma The public is cordially invited program. Youth participated in Fred Sweeney, Niel Gibson and '68 CHRYSLER '67 CHRYSLER I the members of her Adult Basic through many of the programs to attend *and tickets may be a Clean Up Carnival and com- Glenn Cohen. Education -class which in joint- sponsored by the Adult Educa- purchased at the door. munity betterment poster con- NEWPORT CUSTOM ly sponsored by the Woodbridge tion School in the township. The Vocal Music • students test. Adult loaders of the pa*k in Imperial I eluded David Bagisji, Cunmast- 4 dr.', H/T I Board of Education and the fed- r When she has time, Lorraine from Woodbridge Senior High 4 dr., H/T |er; Walter Chespakj cominiUeo Beautiful oral government. 'enjoys acting. Her interest goes School participating Ui the Oper- Must be seen "I like working with the.ion- back to her high school days atic Festival are under the di- You can always question, the chairman; William IlcnkeF, trea- English .speaking people very when she played the female lead rection of Mrs. Elizabeth Mu- intelligence of the man who surer; and Reulena and Joha I much," Lorraine said as she in the play, "Dino " sacchia assisted by Miss Donna boasts of what he knows. ISwecney, Webrloi $3375 *3575 scanned the roster qf her night Lorraine actually got her start Galvanek and include the fol- class, as %c"Easter Bunny" in the lowing: Soprano I, Lois Abate, "These people ace extremely WilkesTttrre Easter Parade. Robyn Lamatino, Virginia Mus appreciative for whatever is She also played the role of selwhite, Mary Ann Toth,Ruth- Band Projects.., donf. They want to learn. "Ponald Duck" in other chil ann Yakovehuk, Virginia Zehr '68 CHRYSLER '66 FORD Adult Basic Education by its drens' programs. It was an in er; Soprano II, Gail Anderson, Spring Events vory nature is offered to resi teresting and different start of Bonnie Bettinger, Alberta Ileg- 1( Mustang' Convertible I jdrnt.s who are of a foreign born theatrics — to aay the least. edui, Laura Lucas, Diane So >- WOODBRIDGE - Plans were 300, 2 D., H/T rxiniction who are seeking to Each weekend sht would give vey, Carol Wilson; Alto I, Linda made for a Car Wash at. the Like New A beauty throughout loam the E them useful and contri- In recent months, Lorraine pit; Altn II, Patricia Efiri, Nan held Monday. The event is to be buting members of their new played the lead of Abigail Wil cy llopta, Mary Nicholas, Aud STORK CLUB held from March .10 through *3375 society. liami in the play, "The Cruci rey Shneyer, Evelyn Turner; April 5 at the Woodbridge Car »1375 New arrivals recorded recent Tenor I, Gary Berlin, Richard Wash, Rahway Avenue, oppo- 11 is a melting pot, so to apeak. ble" and the lead role of Sadie ly at Perth Amboy General IIos DiNunzio, Michael Parra, Mich site the library. "Thp people come from many Thompson in "Rain", whicl. was pital include: presented by the Circle Playws ael Pcde; Tenor II, Michael A percentage will be given Hie different countries with diverse From Woodbridge, a son to in Woodbridge. Florio, Douglas Silva, .John Band organization by the pro ," the young drama Spond, John Wolchan.ski, Robert Mr. and Mrs, Frank AnUinicllo, A member of the Internation- prietors of the car wash service. BUICK ELECTRA - SUPE£ SPECIAL observed. "They are Zuber; Baas I, Larry Calaldo, 239 Clinton Street. of all ago* and they •ometimM al Reading Association. Lorraine Tickets may b« purclmed in Michael Cordero, Richard Ja From C'olonia, a son to Mr. tome in fjmily groups." enjoys painting, playing the advance from band inenihera « 4 DR. SEDAN NO CASH DOWN eobsen, Edward Mitchell: Bass and Mrs. John Hil!^U6 Maple- members of the Booster Club, How does one communicate piano and hat "made a career II, Keilh Andrews, Pant Ciintala, wood Avenue. Ti as customers buying tickets .it with people from Colombia, of junk collecting." She explain- Joseph (iibillsco and Craig Me the shop will not credit the South America or from outer ed of the Utter by stating she From Cartei'cl, a da lighter to Garry, Band. regions of Siberia? With Hunga- loves to dectorale and could Mr. and Mrs. Angel Ramo», 130 $1475 rian, French, Portuguese, Span- make a career of brouaing Union Street, A Spring trip l<> the. around auctions. ish or Polish speaking people? LODGK ANn VIETNAM area is planned f<,r '.lit Band. However, Lorraine Sonday has jAs Mi.ss Sonday explained, lh« Henry Canoi Lodge «»id he AMU INC FARKS GOING UP As parl of an exchange pl.iii. made a career of teaching and ABK program is offer«t twice is not a hard liner or » soft The Civil Aeronautic)! Board (lie WondbridjiP Senior llij'.h likes what she la doing — a week for i two-hour period, liner hut i realist who will do has approved a :i per cent fare . School Band will spend tin re MAURO MOTORS- -r/.. whether she is teaching children "They »sk a million ques- everything jn his power to ad- hike, that will add $3 to the cost Idays in Massachusetts, livi j> by day or non Engliah speaking 611 AMBOY AVE., WOODBRIDGE - ME 44100 tions," i^rrsuie said fondly ot vance Vtetrfam peace talks in of a one way first class ticket with the families of ihV local people at night. her pupili. "So we start with iParis. Lodge said he thinks it and up to $2 on a one way conch high school handlers. The (Used Car Lot Opposite Our Showroom) the answer to one question and in "entirely possible" that some fare. The higher ticket prices ton group will visit Wnoclbrd'r* sometime later and perform .it before lonp one thing leads to ThOjnai E. Dtwey, former Gov- U. S. troop withdrawals from lire expected to slart around the hiab school. another anil everyone is involved] ernor of New York: Vietnam could begin this year. March 1. in .i learning process. "We would get. along just *s "We don't use a formal text well if we would appeal tin Fifth" Unruly to stiiy in Stale De Negroes to build town in!,.Soviet aid to Hanoi book . , . informal ig (he word Amendment" •pirtment temporarily, North Carolina. I civilian goods.

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MTAIUJHI0194 5 AUTHOM2I0 0MIIH T ^i^fe.iH^ty^ t LEADER-PRESS • Wednesday, February 8, Avenel Stabilizes 1969 First Bank and Trust Co. Fire District 5 Budget Promotes Five Employees AVKNKI Dominic Pirhal Tlrlialski further staled that WOODBRIDGE — W. Emlen Credit and Financial Man- cKi, president of the Board of the District's budget last year Roosevelt, President, First Bank agement Association. Mr. Gavin I' ire Commissioners of Fire Dis totalled $118,691.38, while this and Tlusl Company, N.A., Fords, resides in Keasbey with his wife Irirt 5, which comprises all ofyear's proposed budget' amounts New Jersey today aanouflced the Amelia and children Kenneth Avcnel and eastern Colonia, an- to $117,816.63, almost $1,000 less promotions of Mrs. Marjorie B. and Kathleen. nounced that the district's 1969- even though, the new pumper is Dufford, Mrs. Helen C. Urban Mr. Tamburro is a graduate 7o budget has been completed. Deluded. and Richard P. Gavin to Assis- of Seton Hall University and the tant Cashiers, and Gerald W. New Jersey Bankers Association An incumbent, seeking re-elec- "This was accomplished," Pi- Tamburro to Assistant Vice tion, Mr. I'iehalski stated that chalski explained, "by prudent Public Relations School and is President. Mr, Roosevelt also in his second term at Stonier Ilif District has had the distinc- planning of the budget and dueannounced the appointment of tion of having the lowest fire to the increase of fatables caus- Graduate School of Banking. He RobacL..F., Gabel . as^Avslftlai is a member of Robert Morris r.iir in the Tor io paat- ed by now tndu&lry in the Dis-Cashier in the EdisoivfOfficc. trict". * Associates. Bank Credit Divi M'vernl years. The present r;ite Mrs. Dufford attended StHiaH 7; presidents' Council in Morgan. Mrs. Dufford is as-and attended the American In- Eligible For Contest signed to the Perth Amboy Of stitute of Banking. He was for- ficc. merly an Assistant Cashier of WOODBRIDGE — All public Requests Art Commission Mrs. Urban, who was born in the First National State Bank S.'ei^enrar^TndVvatrMhMis rsey H s an and will appear in various pub BORROW S 7500 Woodbridge, attended Wood- *?1 r ; e I usher and!of Woodbridge Township have WOODBRIDGE - At a recent bridge Township Schools, fiast- forest. yohnJJie | been invited to participate in aexecutive board meeting of the lie buildings. |man Business School, N, Y. U.Apostle Church in Linden. Mr. Safety Poster Contest as part of Woodbridge Township Presi-| A Safety Poster Contest will CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTS Extension Division, Rutgers Ex- Gabel resides with his wife Do- the yearlong Safety Education!dents' Council, Mrs. Gordon be held in February, s lores and four children in Clark. by the Council, involving fifth r*SH AMOUNI 60 MO. tension Division and A: I. B. in Program, being conducted b McCauley, president, announced Get VOJ GET OF NOTE PYMT. Elizabeth. She resides in Deal Patrolman Wendell Doll of th the appointment of Mrs. Bern- and sixth grade students. Each additional J10O0 1355.33 22.60 with her husband Peter J, and Most Impolite Woodbridge Police Department ard Chiefer to fill the vacancy participating school will have a $2000 2711.67 45.20 (laughters Maryann and Suz- The contest, co-sponsored of membership chairman. first, second, and third prize "Where's the car?" • asked winner, in their , respective cash! $5000 6779.19 112.99 anne. Mn. Urbtin is assigned to Mrs. Diggs. the Township Safety Counc Mrs. Arnold Itothman, "Pro- CLARK $7500 10,168.23 169.47 the Iselin ject • Renaissance" chairman, schools. In order to defray the "Dear me!",excJaimed Pro- and the Board of Education cos oi th(1 izc read a letter directed to the t P'' ribbons, which 332-7400 Lift Iniunnc* Auiilibfi oif AN Loini Mr. Gavin has boon employed fessor Diggs. "did 1 take the cooperation with the local PT. E. ilHIINSWICK TOMS RIVER by the bank since 1965 and is groups, will be open to fifth ani Board of Education, by the winners will receive, eaili par SPECIALISTS IN HOME car out?" - ticipating pa rent-tea CIKT 257-8000 - 244-5400 - RE-FINANCING - a graduate of St. Mary's High "Of course you did. You drove sixth grade students during th Council, requesting that the School in Perth Amboy and St. first three weeks in February board appoint a Cultural Arts will remit two dollars. Checks MODERN it to town." > should be made payable to Peter's .College. Jersey City. Me "I remember now that after Judging will take place In th Commission to investigate var- also attended the New York In ious cultural programs avail- Woodbridge Township I'rcsi ACCEPTANCE CORP i I'd get out I turned to thank the'individual schools with ribbo dents' Council, in care of -Mrs. 111 HAJUI/VI RO . CIAKK. N..I. V , slilule of Credit, lie is a mem able throughout the state. : ijeii'tleman who ;ive me a lift awards given for first, second .,11 WAY 1H, I AST RHUNSWICK, N J. her of tha Woodbridge Young William llarned, safely chair- I (IMS KIVI R, Nl. md wondered where he had;third prize and honorable men Nicholas Romeo, supervisor man, 153 High Street, Wood It011 KIM' I". (iABKL • Lie. Ctiip. 91. I Democratic flub and the New- of instrumental music in thebridge. township school system, outlined Tentative plans have hcen the goals of the Cultural Arts made for a Scholarship Dinner, Valentine Party^ Commission, stressing the imto behold late in April. Thomas j portancc of receiving recogni- Domanico requested that a tion from the Board of Educa- chairman be appointed to sue On Golden ion. lie noted contact has been cccd him, due to his many com made wilh Mr. Danielli of Gar mittments. r len State Art Center in an effort '"J) Calendar i) expose students to various A reading of new by-laws .nf cultural experiences. fecting the status of the Child FORDS — A Valentine parly rcn's Theater in relation to theand luncheon will be held by tha Mrs. Jerry Glick, representa- Council were read for accept- j Golden Age Club of Olscn Tow- tive of the Woodbridge Sym- ance. ers Wednesday, February 12, at phony Orchestra, staled that thr Mrs. Joseph Hiclly was ap1:30 P. M., in (he building, 5.16 is now in ils third season. pointed chairman of the nom \ .runswic1 k Avenue. Mis. More people are needed, es- nating cornniittce. Also appoint.| GertnUe itasinussen is cliair- Come Dccially anyone playing a siring -ft PONTIAC gives you more! cd to the committee were: Dr. man. nstrument. She pointed ouf aud 'Frederic Buonocore Mrs Ncl WB hnvr become the # 1 Rirllulays of nieinbeis born in VISIT THE WONDERFUL WORLD of ence support is essential andson Avery, Mrs, llarned and February will be celebrated as N.J.'s LARGEST AUTO DEALER ... in the state because submitted a request for approv ]Mrs. Herbert Donnelly. |follows: Mrs. Mary CampbrJIbl , we cote enough to be al, for parent-teacher groups to A program voncerninc sex rd Mrs. Amy Crawford, Mrs. Kiiz- lure our customers get purchase blocks of tickets. ucation in the school will be pre-abclh Do inch ik. Mrs. Catherine the most, the best Mrs. William llarned and isented'On March 13. Duffy, Mrs. Helen Kilinos, Mrs. and the finest. Come Mrs. Barbara- Wyatt, safety Congratulatory letters have Catherine Latario, Mr. Anton to Maxon Pontiac hairmeti, displayed a safety cal been sent to George Bctnr, new-{Lund, Mrs. Catherine .Masccnik, and see (or your* ndar depicting'Students of a ly appointed director of second^ Mrs, Irene Peterson, Mrs. Kf>s8 self. local school," crossing under su ary education. Mrs. AntlionyjSin.shriincr, Mrs. Susan Sisolak, nervi.sion of safety guard. Ijocall Brown recently appointed State and Mrs..Agnes Tillgen. merchants have sponsored thcjCulUiral Arts Chairman for New Corsages will be presented In aleridar. which will be dislribu Jersey Congress of Parents and the ladies and butonnaircs to th» cd by the Police Department Teachers. gentlemen.

COURTtSYCAU IMr. Macdonald said, "I feel AVAILABtE betrayed and have been ti.sed 'Shocked' At to lull the public into a false What to Do At belief that by my sincerity I Free Public Library Budget Increase could convince the voters of Woodbridge Township that no of Woodbridge Authorized increase in taxes was forthcom GOODYEAR Says Macdonald ing." He further indicated that he must, to be honest wilh him- FEBRUARY 3 TIRE SERVICE WOODBRIDGE—"1 am shock- self and the public, urge the TEKNAGEKS d, along with every other tax- voters on February 11, 1969 toFebruary 5 reject the school budget. payer in Woodhrid'ge, with the Henry Inmari — Film pro- s •ecent news that the school He indicated several other gram — 7;:iO P. M. 20.95 mdget adoirted by the Board of Board members had meetings "Apathy and Conformity" '19.75 Education on Wednesday, Jan with certain Township officials SCHOOL AGE BOYS uary 29, 19C9 is once again be- and evidently had an agreement ANI) GIRLS 't;iutCK !!«!,• ii one as to how much the school bud A 4 Di Hll, L,l,< _ 10.93 ng blamed for a possible ih- Henry Innian — Litwary Club crease in our taxes" stated Don get could increase without re 4 P. M. 2. MORE in Service I Dr HII, AC .lit._ 18.33 aid M. Macdonald, vice presi suiting n a tax increase, The Volume inUt m*tint b«tttr ittvii* ptoplr Our February 5 lac(ory-trotn*d m*ch

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