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. . . ! Complete and Picture in Woodbridge Arm Serving Woodbridge Township, Carteret and Edison
Woodbridge, New Jersey, Wednesday, October 21, 1970 On W« attanzio Sworn In Statement Council President Charles Frank and Mayor RaljJh P. Barone, and The Middlesex County LEADER-PRESS, and its reporter, Ruth Wolk, by their respective attorneys, have announced s 136th Member Of resolution of their differences, and the libel suit instituted by Mr. Frank against thorn in (he Superior Court, on the basis of the following statement: 'Urges' Attendance^ Mayor Barone disclaims any imputation of wrongdoing upon Mr. Frank concerning his offer to pay $78,000 for Project Bowtie land when the figure stated in the Town- ocal Police Dept. ship ordinance fixed the price for substantially the same amount. Mayor Barone recognizes that Mr. Frank or any other citizen and taxpayer could have made an offer of At Public Hearing Srrvire Exam* $78,000, as a fair price for Uie land. MllI1(| D The Leader-Press disclaims any intention to charge All information on Proposed Sewage-Refuse Disposal Plant to i>« Mr. Frank with any wrongdoing in making the offer, and y <*parts From Board it was only reporting what the Mayor of Woodbridge said Outlined: Political Implications seen in Some of Opposition :i:im;K — Robert J. in connection with a public controversy concerning the : H2 Fulton Street, sale of the Bowtie lots, and that it was its duty as a news- WOODBRIDGE — Council President Gene A. Tomasso today i m as a member of To Take Post As Teacher paper to do so under the First Amendment of the Federal Township residents to attend the public meeting concerning the proposed SBW- :'•.; ifi^o Police Depart- WOODBRtDGK - Tn Constitution as declared by the V. S. Supreme Court. age and refuse disposal plant. —X iiv. it was announ- a sur- ant superintendent of schools in Mayor Barone completely withdraws the statement that The meeting will be held next Wednesday night, October 28, at 8;00 P.M., prise move, Roy J. Mundy charge of curriculum and sought member of the Board of Edu- he made concerning Mr. Frank, imputing wrongdoing. in Woodbridge Junior High School on Barron Avenue. • i|i|)ointment of Lat- the latter's help in qualifying They apologize and express regrets to Mr. Frank for cation since 1961. resigned from for certification. "Because of the extreme importance of the proposal to each and every reei- <• rcngth of the Police the Board and was immediately anyone having drawn any such imputations of wrongdoing dent of our municipality, I not only invite, but URGE them to attend this ]• n now set at 136 A native of Woodbridge Town that caused Mr. Frank embarrassment or affected his appointed a science teacher at ing, Tomasso announced that no Woodbridge Junior High School ship, Mundy holds a Bachelor reputation as a civic minded citizen of Woodbridge. meeting, to hear the facts about opposition is politically discussion would be held that .CO. -»-*>*» ii married to the effective Tuesday. of Science degrees in chemistry The parties have deemed it in the best interest of the ™the proposal", Tomasso stated. and business management from community to resolve their differences in this manner and If "Come and hear the presenta night — that all questions will Proponents of the proposed nip Carol Ho well Mundy, who was a research be answered at the October 28 • •• Mature. His father, Rutgers University. He has also for Mr. Frank to dismiss the action. tion so that you can judge for plant claim it is the only answer chemist at National Lead Co.. done some graduate work at public meeting. • •-.iii/io. is a career Titanium Division, Sayreville, yourself, at first hand, what is to solve the worsening pollu- Princeton University where he proposed. You will not then To Set Rules tion problems, Opposers have !-. ihp Township'* En- for 25 years, took early retire- Tomasso also said that he ment as his job was to be elim- taught for two and one-half have to rely on second or third- said they do not want the plant ' Pitrtment. years. hand information," he added. wished to convey to all that the in the Township but not one has •• of St. James' inated in a "layoff from top to public meeting will be an order- bottom." A resolution was adopted by "Of course, a question and come forth with an alternate and St. Jo- Cocktail Buffet answer session will be held af- one, that rules and regula the Board lauding Mundy for plan which might be better. . Meluchcn. Mundy'x new post will pay ter the presentation." ions will be outlined and that The current proposal is term- ?9.200 a year. Reached at his "valuable services to the Board ll will be expected to abide by :id,inzio attended and the public in the formula The Council President said ed by Federal and State offic- - idilecr, "enn- home by a reporter, the former To Honor Frank hose rules. ials as the newest concept in board member said that "teach- tion of the programs for the in- '.ii \ College and WOODBRIIXiE — A testimon-ew Nilsen, and secretary, Miss: '* . :, _n« „( the mOst crucial Called the Woodbridge Re- waste and sewage disposal. The ing was always something I crease in classroom facilities ii cocktail huffol honoring Har- Sallv Ks
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Ptoto *•». M t, MMttt BwMfli Hill, Ibwt to uia •ffltt a* ttm , N.J, Serving Woodbridge Township, Carteret and Edison Carteret, New Jersey, Wednesday, October 21, 1970 Florentino Deserves Your Support For Tax Collector
(See Editorial On Tim Page) filkmobile [ill Visit No New Ballgame for Joe 1 (hoots Here Joe Florentino, as you all know, is the acting "Thank the Lortf, 1 made it back home. There \\\i\ i:ET — School child- Carteret tax collector. Only 45 years old, Joe has were many of my buddies who didn't," says Flor- i T fourth, fifth and been working in the tax office for 23 years, most entino who always keeps a grim-lipped silence ,[, . , irs of Carteret public of his adult life with unparralleled aptitude. about his war experiences. .YIL; L 'ill have a first-hand When Tax Collector Alexander Comba unfort- Joe feels that halving been a soldier in the V. S. p,-r! .I..;i.' this coming week to unately became ill two years apo, Joe Florentino Army has been ail honor and will always look T , ni "The Miracle of took over the important duties of tax collector, back on it with pride. He likes to think of the and he and his able staff continued to carry on courage, the high ideals of the men at the front l> ii.iiv Council of North- the work with exemplary degree, much to the engaged in a gigantic struggle for freedom. , \ Jrrsey's Milkmobile I; i "iking an appearance satisfaction of Carteret taxpayers. Florentino, who is married to the former Flor- ence Worton, is the father of three children. One t in Carteret on Octo The resignation of Mr. Comba made the post [ • i and 29, coordinating of tax collector available this year. It is one of of them, Michael, who served with the Marines .mi with classroom the most important jobs in the Borough Hall. in Vietnam, has won two citations for helping i milk and nutrition. When the announcement of the availability to save the population of an entire village. He >.mobile is one of the of the post became known, leaders of both part- had been in service three years. A daughter, Bar- i ntive public service ies quickly spoke up. "Yes, Joe is the man for the bara, is a student nurse and a son John, is a stu- f the Dairy Council, job. He has been at it for more than two decades dent at the Carteret High School. : ittnn of farmers. 1 with an impressive record and besides, he is a Since his return from the service, Joe has been liniior !, and nutrition wounded war veteran." helpful with community work, despite his handi- li'd to educating the cap. Have you forgotten when Joe was pumping :nod health through Then a POLITICAL MIRACLE WAS PERFOR- gas for the Lions Club, navigating on one leg? • .ion, including the MED. Remarkable friends. Lo, and behold, a can- tion, Hq. Command liSAF, Civil Engineering is rongrauiiMieu »j v«.-» . *.-.,.*• .. . ii-o of milk and its THE CARTERET LEADER PRESS feels that t didate was sprung onto the ballot to oppose Joe Joe Florentino has proved during more than 20 immediately following ceremonies retiring Colonel Hasek from active duty with the Air Fore* Florentino. Ten minutes before the deadline. that took him from assignments with the 15th Air Force dnrtnj 1'i.irle of Milk" Is years that he is an :»l>le and competent public WKW Jn7*i' ^ «! Sclir^cV fc S« AM.Co.one> and ,i 3'i-foot aluminum Joe never wanted to be a political candidate. official and therefore deserves reelection. Tk (Cem^r) cmently reside at 5«6 MarUnJWvr, Oi^Hfll, Maryland. trailer designed to He is not in a position to run around the bor- On General Flection Day Carteret's electorate f a class of 15-20 ough, ring door bells, shakes hands etc. He is a — Republicans, Democrats and Independents ,il a time for a five crippled war veteran devoted to his job. should make it a point to go to the polls and Col Hasek Retires from Air Force 'rain. The narrated Why? JOE HAS ONLY ONK LEG. He lost the cast their votes for Joe Flurcntino. He has the en- •!" PER ANNUM NEW CANADIAN BLITZ DIET COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY LOSE 5 POUNDS OVKRNK'H I: Leara the secret of incredible, No Etion, until' UAV reducing Be a Winner • Save Wljere It ReaUy Payi j Yei I want to low five pound* overnight, l'l*-1* mall CANADIAN BLIT1 3IET. I enclose : W,*sHti(f u Aleacy «| tb« money order, or cheque (Sorry oo CO 1' "« Federal QorunmeBt If paymeat by cheque endow 13.50 to coiti. ^ Ffr$t fn Sming$ Sine* 1901 CANADIAN BLITZ DIET EUZAKTH AIZAMTH (LAW 208 .15104 Stony Plain Road, t MARTIN'S II Krrt »t. EDMONTON, Alberta, Canada H. t-JIM First Savings D.Ur • I* • Daily I* Name lit'Mil »4iir -m • i tnd loin iua«lati«itf hL I I PKRTH AMMY | tOMON Ji.5 Aven' State Wednesday, October 31,1970 PACfETHKBlS rSs Mary P. Connolly, Golden Circle College rinripal at JFK to Be Marks Birthday To Be Held EDISON — A "Back to School ()j(>d by Township BPW AVBNBL — The Golden Cir- Night", with parmU * rf«- le of Avenel celebrated Its 12th denta following a modified (to- ,I.I:IIM;K — Miss Mary nniversary, with the symbolic Ignting of 12 candles, at the dent ticttemile, win feature th» principal of John first meeting tonight at eight .•'.". Memorial High Mober meeting. Mrs Ruth 'owell, vice-president, recalled o'clock of the Parent-Teacher I , i. has been selected haplcr Seeks n appy events of each year as Guild of St Thomas Aquina* !l!,:,,|j;r Township Bu«l- each candle was lit. Past Prent High School for this, the sec- i I nfr-ssional Women's New Members dent Kinsey and all officers ond year of existence for Ul* nnf standing Woman were honored and all joined in school. The session, will be pre- AVENEI, _. Mrs. Seymour inging the Golden Age Song ceded by a short buMneu meet- )vsiew. Membership Chairman (1 ,,,1 will be presented as well as old favorite tunes. Ing in the auditorium. , ,, ,,nl!y at the club's -oloni* Chapter of Hadassrti! Eight new members were The event is being held to n nvitod residont., to "Become a ,,, ,,,|s dinner Thursday, welcomed, including: Mrs. enable the parcnta to meet tn« 11 Colonia Country ^adnsnnri V.I P. . a Hadasaah Mary Smakula, Mrs. S. De faculty, learn what they ar* ,ni nf the observance cry Involved Person! Join the mc'.o, Mrs. Ruth Cronln, Mrs teaching, what they exp«ct from 1 .! more than 300,000 American Helen McMahon, Mr. and Mrs the students and how they plan ,,.,,,1 Hiisiness Women's Renauld, and Mr. and Mrs : I, (fprned Sunday and Jewish women who have en to present the subject material. mittcd Ihomselve* to the ideals T. J. Henderson. No individual conferences be- ,,mi,- until October 24. Kenneth Hunt reported on the I iuisinoss Women's and Roals of Hsfaassah," she tween parents and teacher* will aid, "Hadassah |as hern de- ctivities at the recent Free- be held. ,l--'Mi;nprl to focus at- hold Raceway trip and Mrs ,,;, the rol<» of women ned as a "dream that works" The Guidance Department of because nf its program of prac- Elmer Hobbs submitted a re- ..Hid as members of port on the Forum for Senior the high school, a member of ical idealism. Among the m«ny the Middlesex Guidance Coun- ..yuv[ force and as daily Citizens held at Rtltgers Uni- .;,,,. in the economy, ci- aned activities of this national versity. Mrs. Powell reported cil. Is helping to sponsor a Col- nral phases in the rganization are: American and m the State Fair. lege Night at J. P. Stevens High Zionist Attars. Jewish Educa- School, off North Grove Avwwe, nlllllll'' , and nation. The craft group presented th ion, American Youth Program, Golden Circle with a musi tomorrow night. October 22. Medical Program in Israel, book of old time songs. The program will be divided In- Tadassah - Hebrew Univer ;ity Mrs. Beth Vigh, president, to three sections, 7:15, 8:25 and Medical Center, Teaching and opened the session, leading thf 9:05, with over 80 colleges t Research, Land Reclamation prayer and salute to the flag MRS. NICHOLAS BARBIE RI ing representatives. hrouqh (he Jewish National Reports were submitted b 'und. and Youth Immigration Miss Florence Shunsberg, sec Service in Israel. Dedicated MRS. retary and Mrs. Barbarj Jadassah women in the United FRANK A. PAUL CONWAY Sears, treasurer. Mrs. Louis* Barbieri-Santoro Rites Public Invited States support these important Frank took roll call In the ab sence of Mrs. Marge Jamison. ictivities which henefit thou- Mrs. Frank, good cheer chair- Solemnized in St. James To Book Fair sands of people both here in the Miss Patricia Del Rocco man, reported get well an PORT READING — The p United States and in Israel." !*(>od cheer cards sent to var- WOODBBIDGE — St. James' also a graduate of Woodbridge lic as well as the student?- of Colonia Chapter of Hadassah ious members. Mr. Hunt visi Roman Catholic Cmirch was the Senior High School. He served St. Anthony's School win be able ill hold its Annual Member Weds Frank A. P. Conway ed ill members. setting on Saturday afternoon, in the U. S. Navy and is assis- to browse and purchase books hip Party Monday, November three o'clock, for the marriage tant warehouse manager at Tilex CARTERET — Miss Patricia Mrs. Muriel Brycr, formei at the, student book fair, to $e 6 at 8:30 P.M., at Congrega- Business, New Brunswick am of Miss Jean Marie Santoro to Corporation. held Wednesday, October at, Marie Del Rocco, daughter of currently attends Middlesex Co! president, now residing in Flor tion B'nal Jacob, Lord Street, ida, sent her best wishes. Nicholas Barbieri. Rev. Brian After a wedding trip to Free- through Friday, October 30, All interested Jewish women in Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Del Roc- lege in the evening. He. is am Refreshments were served b McCormick officiated at the port in the Bahamas, the couple The fair will open to the public the local area are invited to at- co, 21 Hastings Place, became ployed as a payroll accountan double-ring ceremony. the bride of Frank A. Paul Con- Mrs. Florence Nier, Mrs. Heler will reside in Hillstop Estates, between the hours of 1 and 2:30 :end. Mrs. Osview will accept at Metro Glass Company, Blair'; Parents of the couple arc Mr. way, son of Mrs, Theresa Con- Hietch, Theresa Klempa, Mrs Edison. P.M. and books will be on dis- •eservations for the party. Call Road, Carteret. and Mrs. Matteo Santoro, 748 way, 88 Wortylko Street, and the Dorothy Van Cleft, Mr. anc play in the auditorium. •Trs. Osview at 388-7291 for fur- After a honeymoon trip to P Harrell Avenue and Mr. and late Francis Conway, Saturday Mrs. Ashmore. CANOE TRIP HELD The committee invites all stu- her information about the party radisc Island in the Bahamas Mrs. Anthony Barbieri, 727 Rah- afternoon, 230, in St. Joseph's Folk dancers from the Plain FORDS — Nine Scouts, mem- dents, parents and visitors to • about membership. Mr. and Mrs. Conway will re field Methodist Church will en way Avenue. attend. The purpose of the event mi:v r CONNOLLY Roman Catholic Church. Rev. side in Carteret. bers of the Boy Scout Troop 52, On October 28, at 7:30 P.M., Columba E. Murphy celebrated tertain at the next meeting The bride was given in mar- accompanied by Scoutmaster is to encourage student Inter- the first meeting of the Hasha- slated for November 5. All Sen riage by her father. est in reading and building home . f \\ field. Miss Coil ECIALISTS ,i member of the ing; Mrs. Linda• Jfarisfc Wood, at 9:30 and 11 P. M. lets are invited to attend aw co at Perth'•Ambof.'cousj^'of the liinnship Charter Duties Outlined bridge and Miss Linda Santoro, The Senior High Fellowship may bring guests. The orgaiiiz bride, was ringbetrer. Since 1919- Cartoret, cousin of the bride. will meet Wednesday at 7:30 P. lion is open to all mothers o • i •-I'lii which rpcom SKWARKM - A room moto- THe bride is a graduate of Miss Judith Del Rocco, sister M., and the Junior High group twins and triplets, regardless Wooflbridge Senior High School, i ir, n! f.u m of Mu rs tea was held by the Sewaren of the bride, Carter^, \tas jun on Friday at the same time. the age of the children, . Cla* of.,1967. Her husband is One Of Our 'Best' Buys! • iinii nl She has al School P.T.O. in the school li- ior bridesmaid. ''•'' ' ' .«• - »' —^ '• -i member of the brary with the president, Mrs. iif'ionie Commit- John Wiec/.rrsak in charge. Jeffrey Conway, tirotricr of Sturdy Constructed Crib She introduced Mrs. John In- the bridegroom, Carteret, was i': nicipal Is a mem ;Hs, room mother chairman best man. Ushers were Law- With All Deluxe Features •rl professional and and Mrs Robert Zaboiocki, as- rence Conway, another brother • '> including Amer- sistant chairman. of the bridegroom, Robert Spo lizino, both Carteret; William HOW! X.A95 i :'•,; Fm 65, but I don't plan to SPtCIAL GROUP SPECIA1 G80W retire in the near future. What SPECIAL will become of the social securi- MEM'S & BOYS' ty contributions I have made PLAID UNED MEN'S SWEATERS MEN'S PAJAM/ over the many yean? Broadcloth 8. Fla A. Your contributions go ia- C.P.O.'S CARDIGANS fo the social security trust ~nd PUUOVERS Some Permanent Pr flings from which monthly so- Refl. $20 ft $25 Ibur 71 Ford cial security payments are m|je. Even though you are working, your contributions Now '15 25% OFF 25% OFI art providing social security protection for your family if not* yog should die. At 72 you can get benefits even if yon are is waitingfor you. sttQ working full time. And yea «OB't have to retire to take advantage of the Medi- No delay. Immediate eare health benefits for those •$ or over. Any model, any style, any color. You name it-we've got Q. In May, my husband and it. Frisky new Ford Pintos. New 71 Torinos, LTDa, N>egaa receiving social securitv TINY TOTS , Mustangs, Maverickn. (And trucks, too.) checks. Since then, we have r Ford's hi full production. Has been all year. b«*» divorced. What v < t will this have on my benefits? v So, if you're in the market, we've got the caw. A. If yea and your husband • And we Ford Dealers won't forget you when we tum over the were married at least zo years keys. We stay with you and your Ford. Every pawing mile. and yon reached : Ing facts I thinthik you should irincipal, has announced. "'.. , uitlv honored these k he event is it takes many mem- know about popular Past Presi- Those named as commended ber!! tn work for this caute. Glen individuals den Alice Migliorato. Since be- tudents are: John C. Doran, Cove School holds regular clasi- , •In-fiil dinner-dance. coming an Auxiliary member in WllI ,.,0(1 to attend this 'eter B. Fallon, Michael T. from kindergarten to sixth .964 she has worked as Chair- Taddi, Phillip A. Mango, Rob Imth in my official man of Halloween, I-oyalty Day, grade classes. They also spe- mnyor of Wood- ;rt R. PascinskI, James J. Ul cialize in Special Education Poppies and many other •no._o, WiliiaWilii m M" . -Reilly — ' 'amj ,,^0 as a member of mlttees. com and classes for thp educable, train- Alice has served the Auxlli- iocco M, ZanlnelU. able, deaf and neurotogitally id an ry as Color Bearer, Guard, Con- They are among 35,000 stu- impaired childrrn. -iitn-Hv ri Dnlurt-s Coulter I'.ilriiia Avfnue Scout Peter Cornell, of Troo 'oionia, New Jersey 44, will receive his God an | Telephone MZ-4S* Country Award at the Trinit Ipiscopal Church in Cranford, BEFORE ' > of St. John in Sunday, October 25, "This car wa« placed in a clear pla*Ue AFTER F-3IO bay with lha angina running. A c»r-*W> i are held every * * * a very dirty origin* ma purposely The United Church of Chris lo provide a aavan ta*L Tha bag tlartad . Jlark and Colonia, holds reli c rtt+ la W\ with dirty exhaual unfit the whatitt *CO« i Sunday for the glous services at 11:00 A.M. fo completalyobtCMfwUhacarThltahoiw Astronaut > !*uy of St. John Sunday worship and includ how exhaust •mission* from dirty an- ii is the second both adult and children's sc ginas go into the air and waate mrtasg«." try month, with mons. held on the third * * * -u ut 8:30 P. M. The Colonia Civic Club hold - * a newspaper drive on the la < Sunday for theSunday of each month. Tb <.i My uf St. John trailer is parked in the club's 1 i is the first Sun- parking lot and paper may be in'Mith and meet dropped off there or in front : '•" the first Thurs- of your home. F-310 in )ii"»th at 8:30 P.M. * * * ' The Iselin Giants Home Games urn in St. John are held at Merrill Park at 1 l[i are asked to P. M. I as possible. turn rty Party Will Benefit into Auxiliary of Fire i In ild a Chinese Browns Mills Hospital tll|)iT 27, at 8:00 FORDS— A merchandise par- niiari Avenue Fire ty will be held at the home of Mrs. Rose Sunshine at 50 Max- well Avenue on November 2 mileag ' "P 44 will hold in the evening. The proceeds ' Court of Honor/|to go to the Parkway Chapter Uiu-s(Iay) at 7:30!of Deborah which in turn will Now, research scientists at Chevron Oil Company have As a car accumulates mileage, deposits build up. The amounts • Kagle Scouts give the profits to the Deborah achieved the most outstanding gasoline development in years! of gasoline and air fed into the engine get out of balance. This Kike place in th Hospital at Browns Mills. The t'urters, Unitel hospital specializes in the treat- It's a new gasoline additive — Formula F-310*— that sharply causes the engine to "run rich," wasting gasoline. As a result, 690 New Do-ment of lung md operable heart kin! I . patients regardless of race, re- reduces dirty exhaust from dirty engines. And helps toward excessive unburned hydrocarbons and carbon monoxide ex- ligion or inability to pay. Any- cleaner air. haust emissions go into the air. F-310 can correct this condi- one wishing to attend this mer- ["•' "«•«»/ Makes chandise party is advised to Tests conducted by Scott Research Laboratories, an inde- tion. Just six tanksfulcan do the job. contact Mrs. Sunshine at her pendent research group, showed that Chevron gasoline with I!'!. ' "it to Unit home. Of course, the degree of improvement in your car will de- M\ Hie Ladies F-310 reduced unburned hydrocarbon and carbon monoxide pend on how dirty your engine is. Not all 11 v of the Vete Wars, were re exhaust emissions dramatically. Clearly, this is a major step engines are so dirty that they emit dirty *>v the officia Reunion Dinner toward solving one of today's most urgent problems. smoke. But F-310 also keeps clean engines "•v othe 1 CAUTttHKT I'lvrrylhiiiK in wasted gasoline. So F-310 literally keeps good mileage from Formula F~ 310, Polybutene Amine Gas- 'Hirers, Mari 1 H'Mdt'iit; Lucii in readiness fur Hit reunion tu] going up in smoke. oline Additive, is now available in Chevron !l- Uoselee Fa be held by tliu Curlm't Ili|4li ''it-sident; am School Class of l'J4il to be held How does an engine produce dirty exhaust in the first place? gasolines wherever you see the F-310 sign. Saturday, October t\ in St. ••"HUT Bearer, •R«glil«ro vr,l, . MRS. LILLIAN BAYER tow bad lhr«d to Perth Arnboy , wardrobe chairman; and ISELIN — Mrs. Lillian D. before moving to Forda eight 3 Instructors ,• J. Lauber, public relation/ 1 » »™»F UlULItCITQ. He re- Bayer. 62. of 9S Canal Street, Tear* ago. He ttt aa employe Mauro of South Amlioy died Tuecday in East Orange of Oolton Induttries. Metuchen. Majorette of the unit ia MATTE, gR. and Joseph Mauro of Perth Am- sided In Avenel for the past 25 Funeral services boy. seph Mau f Prth ears. eneral Hospital. Surviving arehfi widow, Mrs. Named By Ccrpa j Dougherty. Oolor IN' KKASBEY - Anna Iwanow; two aona, Albert Saturday for NU vices were held Monday Mr. ChrlstMuen, who died A native of Worchester, Mass., 1SEUN — The exefllttt* OMaV captain (TPeggy Heath, ,i Avenue, In the MRS. JOHN HUGHES Mrs. Bayer had lived In Edl-Of Fords and Walter of Wood iaaMtd by Patty De John, co- Mart*, Sr., « £ Friday at Rahway Hospital, was bridge and one grandchild. mhtee of the Blue Angtlt JwHtit WOODRRiDGE - The funeral machinist with Mueller Ma wn before moving to Iselin flv« Drum and Bugle Corpa « Wood* eavlala. [.ri'Tste. Rev. David of Mrs. Alice Weber Hughes of eara ago. She was a parish- Funeral nervlees will be held bridge Township announce* the 5 Home. 433 hine Co., Metuchen. m for- Friday, 9:30 A.M. from the Jo- ,.i,ir of First Prea- 1 OH WedgwooWdd Avenue who merly operated an |£ oner Of St. Cecelia's Roman appointment of three Bew rree advice, regardless ol ita A eph V. Costello Funeral Home, 1 ,,•!,. officiated. Cre- d at Holy Spirit died Saturday In St. Peter'a port business In Perth *mboy CathoUe CbUfch. "highly-trained * inatTUCtorl to ia almost worthless. Grema- l 'erth Amboy. A Divine liturgy work with the cotM. oman Catholic Church Perth Hospital, New Bruns- and was a partner in tht Brady Th« widow Of William Mayer, will he offered in St, Demetrius mboy. Interment was In Ourwick, was hfild Tuesday fmm and Christensen Used Car Who died In 1065, Mrs. "ayer Greek Orthodox Church, also Bobby Craig will take over *dy of Huncary Cemetery, the instruction of the drum Une, who died Octo* y he Ix>on J. Gerlty Funeral Agency, Perth Amboy. aurvived by four daughters, 'erth Amboy. Interment will be Hopelawn. ' Homo, Mrs. Phyllis Powers of Edison, while Glen ttnf wOl work with .lohn F. Xenn*. Hom, in Amboy Avenue. A The husband of the late Mrs. n Clover Leaf Memorial Park letters to Editor nigh Mrs. Robert Mackie of WHUnR- the horn Hoe. Mlaa Marian rin- Hospital, tcdiaon, Mr. Mayte. who died Friday Mass of r>quiem was of Mctha Christensen, he is sur •emetery. boro, Mrs. Fred Guensc" of dels will handle the color guard Continued from Editorial Page , mthe Wortlitag- thom« was a brld^ operator in St. James' noman vived by a daughter, Mrs Friends may pay respects nt ataamy, or the State of Now Jers tatholic Church. Interment was Nnwark and Mrs. Phillip CSeller instruction. It's too had that Assemblyman , Mary Turk, of North Bergen. the funeral home tomorrow The Blue Aof eta are mtabtra irn a machiniet. Born In Har>elawn. ho was * In St. Jamrs' Cemetery. with whome she resided; a son, Thursday) from 2 to 4 and Qaribaldl is not A he had member nf Holy Spirit Church. Born in Woodbridge, she was Staff Sgt. William Bayer, Jr., to 10 P.M. Trisagion services and Ensemble Associa- State* la Surviving are his widow, MM. lifelong resident. Mrs. MllH. MARGARET WALSH U. S. Air Forde Baae, Calif.; 'Caucus System ' hcltt by the will be held tomorrow night, tion, Both the oolor gu»rd and In I'"' in fielln for retie Mayte; a son, Louie Jr Hughes was & parishioner of 1SEI.TN — The funetel of tl grandchildren; her mother :30. Republican Party at the State a Mn. Julia Porter of Enjjliih corpa will be competing In this -, vp«r« and waa a f* •\°lT; fcrothfr, Paul of St. James' Church and a mem- Mrs. Margaret Walsh, 59, 4 207 House in Trenton, The dnaded WoodbrldRR and threp sisters ber of its Rosary Society. She Ntbal Way, who died Friday at town; a brother, Edward potvin circuit during the coming win- ,!,!ii nf Kearay. Mr. ter months. The unit will also "Caucus", where only the Re- member of the Ann State of Edison, Betty Ho' was also a member of Court John F. Kennedy Community of Trvlngton; and two sisters Mrs. T. K. Andenon publican Party sit.1 in judgment :l Mrs. Caroline Symon of Factory be participating la many par- • t.iian Church. Ml of Fords and Mary B«reckl Mercedes, Catholic Daughters Hospital, Edison, was held Mon yille, Pa., and Mrs. Ben Margu To Speak To Guild ades throughout the area. o rule on what hilts would be , re his widow, Mrs. ftf Avenel, of America and the Thirteenth day at the Thomas J. Costello brought up for a vote. It was ; Republican Club of Woodbridge lies of Edison. PERffc AMBOY • Mtt. T.K The unit U conducting k mem- -.,•„ Madsen; three Funeral Home, Green Street Anderson; apMtMf of the lab-bership drive and all young- nteresting to note that at a de- of Mnden, Alfred PAUL J. BURK Surviving are her husband and Cooper Avenue. A requiem Funeral services will be held John Hughes; a daughter, Mrs oratories at KftJrOl Aflibjy Gen* sters between the ages of 10 and bate held last year between the •v'rMt and Christian COLONIA - Pauaul JJ.. Burk, of Mass was offered in St, Ce Friday, 9:15 A.M. in the Koyen >ral Hoepltal »U1 speak on til n. interested In travel, making Assembly candidates, Mr. Gar- Wd Jules Sabo of Colonia; a son a brother, Alfred In J6 Woodi Une, died Saturday cella's Roman Catholic Church, Funeral Home, 319 Amboy Ave topic "BloOlt — A ContinUln ibaldi came out to be • strong John T. Hughes of Lansdale, 1 new frtenda and Joining m a ti.-n sisters, Mtt. October 17, in the John F. Ken- Interment was in St Gertrude '! nue, Metuchen. A high Mas Need" at (he Itmiannual op«n wholesome activity with other supporter of the Republican Pa.; five grandchildren; three of requiem will be offered a • ni of East Orange nedy Community Hospital Ed. sisters, Mrs. James Keating, Cemetery, Colonia. meeting of the Women's Gull youngatera, are advised to com Caucus", one party .^dverav ison. Mrs. James Born In Perth Ambojr,,^Mre 10 A.M. in St. Cecelia's Roman of Perth Amboy Hospital. Th tact Frank Dougherty, 3tt Midment used tn Trenton. J& thi» Irs. An Mnllertkow in Dunn, both Catholic Chureh. Interment wil seven grandchll Mr. Burk wai employed at (heWoodbridge and Miss Ida WebWalsh had lived In GtttUtt ession will take place Monday, diesex Turnpike, tielln, or call what Mr Garibaldi wjnts tdi irk anil Sewaren Generatinn Station prior to moving to Iselin 18 bo in Resurrection Cemetery October 26» 1:30 P.M., in th him at au-oaia. or of Colonia; and a brother Pisciitaway Township. Implement In Washington? \ Public Service Electric snd Gmi Thomas Weber of Carteret. years ago. She was the hospital 'auditorium, Groom instruction, uniforms and in If Mr. Garibaldi feeta- that Friends may pay respects a Street. Company. He was a native of of the late Edward A. Walsh. strumenta are supplied without people should be appointed to Rlverilde. New Jmey and lived CHRISTIAN CHRISTENSEN HIP funeral home tomorrow Mrs. Bernard VnRH of Me cost to the members. rhe funeral of Surviving are a daughter (Thursday) from 2 to 4 and House Committee's on thfe.b»sl« In WoodbrldRe for 18 years prior AVENEL — Funeral services tuchon. Guild president, noted The Blue Angels Committee of merit and qualification-, why I ihbnnci, 79, of 88 were held Monday for Christ- Mrs. Maryann Rillings ol tn 0 P.M. that Mrs. Anderson is o moving to Colnnla. Ho was includes: Mr. Dougherty, execu hasn't Assemblyman G«ribaMI nuf. who died Thurs ian Christensen, 63, of 27 Meifl- lielin; three brothers, John, live corpa director; Richard member of the First Connre- elect Of the New Jersey Society ever considered it a necessity to ftoosrv pit Hospital, Edi 7.er Street, at the Flynn and SonStephen and Andrew Demelor, JOSEPH IWANOW of Medical Technologists. Ej?an, corps director; Bob Rational Churrh of Woodhridne, appoint people on tht ,s hold Saturday at Flynn Funeral Home, 424 East Ave all of Carteret; and three sis FORDS — Joseph Iwanow i*l The Women's Guild is form- Heath, color guard director • former member of its offi- basis in TrentonT ;; ; }-W}crH\ Home, 29 Fordcial hoard for mnny yearn; Rj. nue, with the Rev. David G. ters, Mrs. ElUabeth Qroth ol 350 Crows Mill Road, died Tuai ulating plans to assist the hos-Larry Victor, business man A inzb Ma«s of re versidn Lodge No. 187. F. fc A. Volk, pastor of Grace Lutheran WatchunK, Mrs. Rose C!eversc\ dny morning in Perth AmbOj pital by helping to obtain blood apor; Jim Wltkow»kl, unit td Frank QugUanM- :hurch, Perth Amboy, otficiat- of Carteret and Mrs. Emma Ro donors. Any interested person mmislrator and treasurer; Mrs. tn offered in Our Lady M., Excrlslor Scottish Rite Bod- General Hospital. ; 433 State Street a,-rt Roman Catholic ies, Went Collingiwood, Ameri- inp. danski of Carteret.. Horn in the Ukraine, Mr. Iwamay attend. Dougherty, secretary; rs. Perth Amboy, IN. J. Interment was in Ourcu» Craftsmen's Club No. 990, i ihmaary Cemetery. Inc., of Woofibridue and the Co- in | [unitary, Mr. Labloni- a Country Club lie was t l,d lived in Perth Am veteran of World War IT, I m M^bH • ^B.^BMiaMVk ^fSSIfck ii^^LaV -^^-. 4Kt^. * \ lure mnvtnu to Fords 46 He is survived by his wife, Mrt. Jean Greiner Burk, two t , \w wai a retired you can of Raritan Copper daughters, Nanrv and Ellen, at home, and a brother, John Burk was a parish of Riverside. of Our ,ady of Peace Private funeral services were a member of its held this morning In Riverside Society. He wan for the immediate family. In- ,!>rr of the William terment was in the family plot, rcn Association. Odd Fallows Cemetery, Burling- \ ton, New Jersey. ind of the late Mrs, Vj.r I iitihinci, he Is In lieu of flowers a contribu- d v, tuo daughters. tion to the American Cancer So- lirv i-'^ri of Fords an ciety or to the charity of your choice would be greatly appre- Mar. v,'\ hraniec, with ciated to rallied; two son*. AT A & B AUTO STORE Fd MI ;iml Joseph, Jr ! :..-.. Mih, »nd eight MKS JULIA SKALANGYA GET READY FOR WINTER -^ CARTERET — The funerU of LIFETIME PROTECTION Mrs. Julia Kasinec Slcslangya TUNE UP YOUR CAR! A (Skalango) of 79 Randolph WI1IINBKRG MUFFLIRS lnclude* plug*, points, Street, who died Saturday in eend*nt«r, check timing, )M\ Funeral services Perth Amboy General Hoipltal. Km* tttrj mrflW tamirMXlltiottMlr Siturday for Louis m*t»I>Mcd !«f tM Lin of the irklrlr carbur*t*r, fan b • 111, was held this momlnc (Wednes- « »hi,h it m IntaUWT Ai»o uiipip»^ «: en of 390 Fair/lew yvirinf and ignlHon cell. day) In the Blzuh Funeral 6 eyl. in th» I,eon J. Gerity Home, 34 Wheeler Avenue. A 8 cylinder, $17.95 1 H"MII- til Amboy Ave requiem Mass was offered in ooJ:,:i'i.i\ Ttcv. l*wl» E. St Elias Bjrantlne Rite Calh- .i.tnr of the Fint Church Burial was in St. BRAKE SPECIAL! * SHOCK ABSORBERS tp;ii;i rtiurch, Wood Ciertrude's Cemetery. Colonta. INSTALLED FREE Off!. Irftfll. Mrs. Skalangya, who had llv- Chevy, rVd irnlierK, who died d in Carteret since l!>2fl. was W» hmr* Monn m«licr OoM Cat«mbM> mn)l oibtn. at Itahway Hospital. i parishioner of St. Elias' Valiant • i .is custodian at Church and a member of iU Rosary Society She had served Moil lompactp i »duding din brake*. Included n iiio Woodbridge labor. ln>|nct flrwm., $1Q99 •hih t ipvdall ll i mw hdlnahl i M lb lt l * Ki.'il System. is president of the Mothers' liiwt awl fnnl wh»l p !lub of the parish for ten years. l llUtn, hl|k "( i Tt Reading, he SHOCK i:'. fnis township all Mrs. Skalangya was '.he widow of George Skalangya, ABSORBIRt •••!•> ;i member of who died in 1963. Surviving are •'• i !• First Presby- two sons, George of Edison snd ohn of Woodbridge; t daugh- inv his widow, Mrs. er, Mrs. Helen Ladanyi of Car- r :v Wittenberg; a teret; four sisters, Mrs. Mary •i ' f C'oi mia; • ils* Fesko of Passsic and Mrs. Jus- Ani.i GoleblewsM of ina Fucsko of I.etheridge. On- "i "•(• grandchildren ario, Canada; Mrs. Regina Ko k»Jkf) and Mrs. Barbara Buc- sak. both of Czechoslovakia and seven grandchildren. BOYS MRS. RICHARD TERIO TIME FORDS — Funeral services * S1».\RE were held this morning (Wed- 4' MONEY PRIZ- nesday) for Mrs. Lauretta TRIPS! Mauro Terlo, 54, of 63 Ford CHECK LIST: Avenue, from the Flynn and Son and takes •»nly Funeral Home, 23 Ford Avenue. PREPARE YOUR CAR FOR y A requiem Mass was offered in '!.-. lJress Carrier Our Lady Of Peace Roman • FAN BELTS •i re- \2 to 10 yeara Catholic Church. Burial was in WINTER DRIVING! •li'' in below coupon Holy Rosary Cemetery. .ttxiut our Wood- Mrs. Torio, who died Sunday Miittup and Car- • HOSES ANTI IDUU's in John F. Kennedy Commun- ity Hospital, Edison, was em- ; l i 11 more ployed an a saleslady by Cor- £ . THERMOSTATS RUST nell Children's Store, Mftnlo Si. Park Shopping Center. Coupon »xpi[« Oct. 31. N j A native of Perth Amboy, £ . PRESSURE CAPS llmtt 1 got*. p*r «i(tom*r lotloflstion ovvilokl* in Gal. Mrs. Terio, had lived in Fords LIMITED OFFMI for 20 years. She was a parish- Af* loner of Holy Itosary Roman Catholic Church. Perth Amboy. Surviving are her husband, Richard R. Terlo; a son, Y ^^^ With Tht» Coupon Thomas A., at home; three sis- ters Mrs. Eileen Seroflno of A — LUBE & A S OIL CHANGE $ FOR YOUR AUTO NEEDS CALL <>ver Halt Century i 5.95 CH1-0440 or CH1-0333 Of Personal Service Included in |ob u complsta To All Faith* lubrication*, 5 qti. Mac- umiyiioirt Middlesex County Millan Royal Scot 1O-3OW oil, oil filter, ch« AHce Cfltfcbertm its regular tm,,,, m,, IMS Oak TMe Moat day night, 7 i,, <, , Columbia (:i,,i, , Ml Meltai, N. J. '•unit l Telephone MM4W The Sodality of the Blessed Cub Scout I'a, k Tuesday, 7 u, 1 Virgin Mary of St. Cecelia's '• M.I Church will hold Its monthly cafeteria of si t meeting in the school cafeteria, tomorrow night (Thursday),- at Art annual pV seven o'clock. grade parrni> with a cnkp s. Members of VFW Post 2636 Wednesday. otI,N)W. 1971 M are scheduled to meet tomorrow at the IsM,,, [,' night at 8 P. M. In post head. School. Thp PTOlv,!,!, quarters., Route 27. yearly to cn»hi, „„,.„ * * * teachers nn a social Cub Scouts of Cub Scout Pack a will hold their monthly pack The Ladirs Anxii ni vl meeting tomorrow, 7:30 P. M., in unteer Fire r0 -' the VFW Post Hall. will hold its mnnii * * < ting on St. Cecelia's Holy Name So- o'clock, in the CHRISTMAS ciety will once again supervise Firehouse Hall the Thanksgiving Clothing Col- lection for the needy of the Brownie, Junior ai)j 1 world. The event will be held Girl Scout Troop. s,)nn the week of November 1. St. Cecelia's PTA uled to mrft \\Vii.v A meeting of the Iselin First 8:30 P. M, in thr a,t Aid Squad Cadet Corps is set rooms of thr si-himi tor tomorrow, 7 P.M., in the squad building, 4T7 Lincoln Sunday Srh ditorium, 90 CJooper,Avcnuet regular troop mi rimi beginning at 7:30* -l •• NOW OPEN • #• • ' j» ••••• wiper Boy Scout Troop *t ^wfc.,... _ sponsored by First Presbyterian The Isclm lir- Church, will meet tomorrow, 7:30 will sponsor I nn;:n ;.( P.M., in the church, 1295 Oak nesday niphl in iho Tree Road ing, beginning • * • All adults of the First Presby- 1 terian Church are invited to a Progressive Dinner (each course Scout Troop at a different home) on Friday. October 23. The Fellowship Club Visits FircU is giving the c nt. • • * ISELIN - In Fire Prr\ fin mri \\?i Join Early! All levels of the Iselin Assem- Scouts of Troop bly of God Church Choir will direction of Srnui rehearse on Friday night, eight an Tucker, manhi'd |rd o'clock, in the church, corner headquarters at (.,>r,j( Of Cooper Avenue-an4Jergaley B6th Sholom, Sing OutMlWlf^ex County, «n ?!*•".* JS I.A1 Berke T.m ( * fl,e'WWInal Up WW Andrew LIM . fnorallreajfmamcnt prff- th« boys around die :rt cojnposeps d of youny g people ^pUiliing tbc different iPSHt Sd^ , WiP-iSHet Sunday^ 4^ |n^iShiins V.W, in the Nefcr Dover.! Although thr eompi S£! k Methodist Church, V *' ;hree irmks the aerii Edison-Colonia ;ruck took the hoys 1 unit will also meet Wednesday, rhief allowrd each tiny I October 28, 7 P.M., in Fatima iriver. After reccivinj Hall, St. Cecelia's School. helmets as M>u\Hiirs fro Berke, the niocnng The Christ's, Ambassador! Journ*d. Youth Group is slated to meet "A "VisK to s on Sunday, 6 P.M.. in the Iselin must for Fin mm lip Assembly of God Church, corner badges, SO quite ;i '••'•I I ACCORDING TO THE CLUB OF YOUR CHOICE of Cooper Avenue and Berkeley now in line fnr ilie in Boulevard. xaminalion. A meeting of the Iselin Colonia Senior Citizens Club is scheduled Pastor Lists for Monday, October 26, 1:30 P M.., in the Green Street Fire- house Hall. A, Halloween^-pot Church Sen! luck luncheon Is planned. ISELIN - V;^ • » • tivities for Siinda: Scoutmaster Reinhart Thor- at Iselin A^fin! sen will meet with members o: Church, rorner i'« Boy Scout Troop 48 on Tues- and Berkelev limi day, October 27, 7 P.M., in VFW announced l>y K<" Post 2636 Hall. The veterans' Clutter, past r. t- post sponsors the scouting unit 14,, Sundav Si age levrK "it': The Men's Fellowship of th< nursery throng ?'l or ALL PURPOSE DISH GAROYDISH of PITCHER Assembly of God Church will morninE wor-lnp make its monthly visit to the A. M., Jimiiir *"ri•:J 1 Bowery Mission, New York City and girl.s t^o 'r on Monday evening Cars will years of an1 depart at 6 P. M. from the Ambassador ^ <> <[ l AVAILABLE FREE AVAILABLE FREE vl •hurch. meeting; ami .'I' • * * * • ilstic Cnisadi- I-I Members of the Auxilliryi to Facilities of iii- When you open a CHRISTMAS When you open a CHRISTMAS the Military Order of Cooties. aery will !><* •''••' $ $ $ Pup Tent S. O. L. 13 are sched- capable suiu'n lvh il..i CLUB from 50c to 3 CLUB from 5 to 20 uled to meet Tuesday, October 11 o'clock vn v !-•• 27, 8 P. M., in Poat 2636 children up lo i-•" Hall. accordinS to i'.i--'. a Services and ••" Bingo games will be hel uled for tin' 1''in SAVE Tuesday night in St. Cecelia's •rk of Od.'lir: WEEKLY * .50 • 1.00 * 2.00 | * 3.00 ' 5.00 | * 10.00 ' 20.00 Lourdes and Fatima Halls, with Monday. (>ctnl>.: early bird garnet beginninp at Men's Fci]iiw-i"i YOU MCHVI seven o'clock and regular for 1 itv *rra games at eight o'clock. Mission, Ne SO WEEKS •25.00 '50.00 'I ,0 '100.00 | '150.00 '250.00 | '500.00 '1000.00 day. (kinb Members -d the St. Vincent d ladies pi a> 1 Paul Society will meet Tuesday P. M.. spei night, 8:30, in Room 107 of Si prayer sn^ CeceuVs School, &jtton Street tober 28. v Bible Study Boy Scout Troop 4» wQl hokl Friday, Ori hearsal of Perth Amboy "choir; a'1'1 S I I v' C •30 P. M.. tin"'1 r l"a' Warsaw National Bank Moscow i "Ctiartered 1921 . . . seining ike public M*'N OttlCI at th. "HVI CORNERS" in »h* heart of HRTH AMROV VILLAGE N PMTH AMIOY UANCH OfHCB; Cenvery Mulevard and trace Ave. «J Smith 5t. earner Walsan Avf, BAK HKSTAl STA SFRINOS - Cenvary |lvd.r near Oirl.' VMIHAMI CARTERIT OFFICE. 25 COOKI AVi. Jc ^f** wtfr 1 A.M. 10, s f.H.-krm HPURS 3 -^ «>».-L ;.••.!/*• ft-Sartln* "*"•" MEMBER FEMRAL MPOSII IMSURANCt CORPOKAIION- Kaviul', Vl The Middlesex County^ TOP CC r lirT'VrtM and Ltadfcr Shopper COVERAGE ^_t(,p rircutatton «nrerage in Uoodbridge area. to>- y, October ?1, 1970 News Of The Week As Seen In Pictures ii HONOR TOWN HAM, EMPLOYES: Women employes In the Municipal Building were honored by the Woodbrldga TowntW* WNIVERSART CELSBRATION: Of the Fords Woman's Clnb was held in the Lutheran Church*iast week, homrljiR Business and Professional Women's (Hub as Mayor Ralph P. Barone renamed the triangle fat front of the building a* BPW Square to mark National Business Women's Week. Shown with the mayor are BPW Otflcett »nd town hall employes,Jeft to |,,.| inrsidents of the dab, and the conclusion of a long effort to obtain permanent headquarters. Among the pasi^m^i- right, Cathy Stumpf, Olga Enik, Marie Schott, vice president; Chri*SI»ea, BernadettMfonn, president; Horothy Foti, Mildred t< |.u inrrd above are left U right: Mrs. Howard Madison, Mrs, Arthur Overgaard, Mrs. Frank R. Dunham, Mrs. HjpSan Albrecht, treasurer; Josephine Swartz, past president, Irene Bernath. The annual award* dinner of the club will be held tonight (,.irnni (present pfwldent), Mra. John Zelesnlk, Mrs. Chester Baginski, Mrs. George Molnar and. Mrs, Nicholas Ijtl. (Thursday) at Colonla Country Club. Y MICHAEL'S CARPET SHOPS... \ THEREP Select and inspect from more than 100 rolls of nationally famous carpeting... \ Ma gee, Armstrong, Roxbury, Sequoyah, and many more. Actually ste the roll of carpeting you are getting! COMPLETELY INSTALLED WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING PADDING i INCLUDED! Nylon lextur«d, FHA ap- proved. In Avocado, Antiqu* 'TALKING' BOOKS: Miss Ellen Peterson, director of the newly-Instituted Library Service to Gold, Royal Blu», Ruby Rod, the Bliml and Handicapped, demonstrates the use of "talking" books now available in the Sandalwood Beige. SQUARE YARD WoodbridgR Public Library System, Demonstrations of talking books are being held this week at Itu- various library branches. Interested persons may contact Miss Peterson at the REG. *9.99 Sq. Yd. COMPLETELY INSTALLEDl Main Library, 800 Hahway Avenue, Woodbridge. Grade Communicants Class, 'Moses-Doing YourThing' Meetings of the Intermediate and Adult Choirs will be held Extra-Heavy MAGEE HEAVY DUTY COMMERCIAL also on Wednesday night, under MAGEE the direction of Miss Christina CARVED VELVET To Be Pastor's Topic Emra, organist-choir director. HI-LOW ACRYLIC NYLON CARPETING 1SBL1N — 'Moses — Doing lcr, 283-0224 or Mrs. Gilkison, Mrs. Karl Janke, church sec- INSTALLED COMPUTELY INSTALLED! Your Thinj;" will foe the theme aud 2 P.M., participation in retary, reported the church-of- INSTALLED #%QO with PADDING of tlic sermon to be presented Presbytery meeting, Dunellen; fice will be open during UieTCS- Excellent for kitchens, rec Sunday, October 25, during the Wednesday, October 28, 3:15 to ular schedule < f hours. Hours with PADDING 1J77 Lateit Decorator Shade* 99 two morning worship services rooms, halli, 7 steps. 4:15 P.M., Carol Choir for boys include: Monday through Fri- L">utd, Red. ^W 4 Colorj. by Rev. David U. Prince, pas- Sq- Yd. S Yd and girls in grades one, two and day, 9 A.M. to 12 noon and 1 to REG $14.99 M S1Yd' REG. $1299 Sq. Yd. REG. $10.99 Sq. Yd. 1- - tor. Scripture lessons will be from Exodus 3:1-4:20. Services three, 7 P.M., meeting of Ninth 3 P.M. are scheduled for 9:30 and 11 s A.M. ' Fischback. Current events en* Student assistant ministers Hadassah Board titled "Staid Soviet Officialdom IMMEDIATE DELIVERY are Ureg Keosaian and Robert shocked by their teen dances" McCreight. was read by Mrs. Jack Stoln. ORDER NOW FOR Anyone interested in using Holds Session The president, Mrs. Irving Lev* the facilities of the church nurs- CARTERET — The board of iU presented her activity report. ery during the 9:30 service is THANKSGIVING INSTALLATION! directors of the Carteret chap- The chapter is engaged In asked to contact Mrs. Robert their yearly project which will Pettipaw, telephone 549-0240. ter of Hadasiuh met in the Car- benefit the Hadassah Medical Church school classes have teret Jewish Community Cen- scheduled as follows, ac ter. Mrs. Benjamin Zusman Organization. A G.E. Portable cording to Arthur Clougb, .su- was lauded for the permanent Color T.V. is the prize. Tickets perintendent: 9:31) A.M., eighth Masol-Tov cake she made and are available from any mem- tirade; 11 AM., Nursery through presented to the chapter. Hos- ber of Hadussah. Mrs. Edward seventh grades. Volunteers are tesses were Mrs. Al Carpenterj Shapiro is chairman. needed as teachers for first and Mrs, Wm, LeBow, The next regular meeting ol Membership chairman Mrs. OPEN: through • ixth grades. Aiiy per the group will be held TtaursaUy, sou willing to help with the pro Philip Chodosh. announced a October 29 In the CenterrMrs. memberthip tea will be hetd in Monday tfcru FrWoy gram la asked ity call Mr, Irving Levitt, president, will Clough, 548-4273: her homo in January featuring )jf» A.M. to 9:00 PJ regional guest speaker. All present her convention report. Scrvkef sad activities sched- Education report by Mn. Ed- uled for the remainder of the new and potential members Saturday, 9:00 kJL ward Ulinan. to 6:00 P.M. week of October H6 intludt: will be invited. HeportB were Tuesday, October Ji7, 1 to presented by Donor chalramu P.M , iQMtiu« of prayer Mrs. Tlittodur* Ctaaldn, Fiona- Inherited a*, bom* of Mrs.. Robert Gilki cial Secretary Mrs. Aaron Sack- "You «ay Myrttt inherited bar son, telephone 381-5121, requests heim, New Year Greeting chair- beauty?" tut' prayer may b« made by man Mrs. Robert Brown, lu "Yes, her. mother left hw a either Mia. Selina Tel stalialioa report by Mrs. Cierild cosmetic »hop." _ v';'Xead<>r-p Carteret Mairmmns Its Unbeaten Mecord By MEYER ROSENBUJM |his way to the Roselle ... line ,on Ihi nl.ivj CARTEHKT — Using a pun Rosalie team who prevented) Vtaf! later H isliing ground attack couplf-d line by the last m*n on the with an impenetrable defense him from scoring. UTOU,;I,I , the Rl-ie Ml that never permitted Roselle to But Rucci soon to the Reselle 1 vni, •ros* the Ramhler 38-yard line, and White rooters something to On the next p].v ... Carteret High School's foot- cheer about when he a*Ooted around his rirlii i iall forces successfully main- around his left end into Uti end end rone with \\u \ tained their unbeaten record by tone for a 6-0 Carteret first ond touchdown (,f n defeating Roselle. HO, at home quarter advantage. passed i,, last Saturday afternoon. The In the second period. Dtiane lit .tile t-nrt 7f>Tn- t Tlhies rolled to their fourth ron Fott Intercepted a Soselle £ass point conversion in and ran across tfie goak l&e wiftch thp nii,(.s I secutive victory under chilly 'inlj weather conditions. with what appeared to to* the flih aecond Rambler touchdown, but Scoring — Quarterback Nick Ruccl fig- a clipping penalty by one of ured in all the acorlng for Car Carteret the Rambler* let the ball back Rotelle teret, The unbeaten Ramblers the Roselle 31-yard line in- accounted for all their game to FlrM Quarter - r utead. scoring In the first half. Car immediately took up teret plays Matawan away this Rucci Second Quarter coming Saturday. the Carteret cau»e and st'rted Ruccl - 4-yani n another Carteret drive as he i from Rueci f(li Carteret scored the first time raced down to the Roselle 16 version.) HAPPY BECIPIENT — Of a rnerk for $W0 from (he Ton* Activities Committee of the Woodbridge Glka Lodf«, to be n*«4 for vifonni for the St. James it gained po»session of the ball Ap*«tlM, Pop Warner (earn, is MonKignor Manrict Griffin, ihnwn accepting me donation from Walter Lee, chairman of the committee. The Elk* marching following the Roselle kickoff, bai^ performed at half time dnrinjc the game Sanday, after which the check presentation wai made. In the photo from left to right: rwmtnlck LaPenta, part Ken Maupin. with Carteret in exalted ruler; CTlff Riweile, lecturing knight; Charie* Blob, loyal knight; George Wlttentellner, leading knight; A. Martin Mundy, exalted rnler; Monsignor possession on its own 32 yard Griffin; Lee, Fred Greaiheimer. trustee; and Jack Maclver, chaplain. In the rear are Jerry DeRota and Joseph Nagy, memben of the committee; Secretary Da]» Deverin and Scotty McDade. line, moved the ball to the Car- teret 43-yard line on an off tackle slant. Three plays later WOODBRIDGE Rucci broke out of the middle of the line and raced to the Ro«- Apostles Bearcats elle 46-yard line where he was TOWNSHIP Bar ron Tower house' stopped. Maupin kept the drive alive ktUp with a twelve-yard carry down RECREATIONl Win 2nd to the Roaell* 34-yard line. Two At Home Saturday Shamrocksplayi later, Maupin mushed REPORT ^WOODBBIDGE -Woodbridge again. This time oa a 62 yard noon midway into the final pe- In Row — The Fords Bear By Frank Murphy High's unbeaten Barrons. cur- off-tackle burst riod. Cornerhack Tom Welter in- etta cot off to a quick start l listed as one of the top tercepted a Mokar pass and re- WOODBRIDGE - The StSunda. y in beating the North Perth Amboy mounted its lone James Apostles made it two in a Kennedy Recreation Department Director In the state will be hosts first half drive with four min- turned it to the Perth Aroboy ES Shamrocks as they scor Saturday to J. P. Stevens of six. On the next play. Hutten- row last Sunday by defeating ed two touchdowns in the tin1 utes remaining. Larry Mokar, Highland Park 19-0 at Wood Ediion. Game time is 2 P. M.Perth Amboy signal caller, cli- berger carried three Perth Am- quarter and one in the seconi ouUtanding boy tacklers across the goal bridge High School Stadium. xed the 52-yard march by go and were never headed. All winter programs of the Department (' ing in from thfi one to make the line with him. The Apostles kicked o£f at the At Ridge * Red and Black's out- Fords recovered a Shamroc' reation will start the week of Deer-nibc: V Perth Amboy closed out thebeginning of the game but quick- standing senior power back John halftime score 13-7 in favor of inblc and in nine plays Do scoring when Fred Fashaw cap- ly recovered a Hurricane fum- will continue through May 15 — and folk HUttenberger demonstrated to Woodbridge. P|»vost. Jim Larsen and Vine we have the activities for you. The pn^i ai:; At the start of the third period, ped a 73 yard drive with a one- ble on the Highland Park 25 brought the ball to th Perth Amboy High School Sat- yard plunger. yard line. The Ap sties* fcd bar- geared not only to youngsters but adults;, urday why he is reputed to bethe Perth Amboy offense stall- twi where Provost took it in o Saturday Woodbridge .. ed and Glenn Howe was brought 6 6 6 — 25 ce'lona moved the ball to thea plunge up the middle. Nortr And after you look over our schedule ! one of the finest backs in the Perth Amboy 7 0 8 — 15 Highland Park 16 and Marc in to punt. But Howe's punt cov- Edison after Ihe kickoff agai 1SKI.IN — Thr Mustangs of anyone to use that old bromide: 'T.tu I state by scoring four touchdowns WOOD — Huttenberger 7 runPetty scampered for 16 yards and, gaining 315 yards in spark- ired only 12 yards, giving Wood- fumbled and throe plays later John F. Kennedy Hiyh School, nothing to do!" (Kuzniak kick) WOOD—Hutten- ami a touchdown. Vince Grenda inlrss in all four K'^m^s this We are expanding our programs tins yiv: in^tfae Barrons to an easy 25-15 bridge possession on the Perth berger 62 run (kick failed) P.A. fc Kobilis hit Clary Hurley Amboy 19. Three plays iter, carried the ball in for the extra capnn, on par with (lolonia with only will the Junior High Schools ui i ; win over the Panthers. —Mokar 1 run (Garrison kick) point and St. James had the a 2fiyard pass and he went, Huttenberger banged in from r the score. Vince Noto siiiiilnr record, vvill make an Avenel. Woodbridge, Fords and Iselm b, "Hie victory enabled the unde- WOOD—Huttenberger 3 run (run lead 7 0. tlier attempt to gel into the the three. the extra point.,around again this year five nights a week and ali-u; feated Barrons to win their failed) Huttenberger 6 run ki k n column this Saturday when In the second quarter- the In tt« second quarter Dan Saturday but we also plan to use Mdiii fourth of the season and extend The crunching fullback tallied failed) P. A.—Fashaw 1 run oach Ronnie Osbornc's charges their unbeaten skein to 13 games his last sixpointer of the after- (Mokar pass to Fashaw). Apostles scored again. St. Jatftes rost again went up the mid- School 19, Fords School 14, Port Reading :s took over the ball on downs at ravel to Cedar Ridge. —i Qie longest in Middlesex Coun- fi»r his second score and Quarterback Nick Cegerenko 9 and Hopelawn School 10. In all there Will ty. the Hurricanes 28 yard line Doug ball game. nine different sites. Anderson blasted up the middle id all the scoring for Sayre illc HDttenberger (cored on runs Pee Weea who last week Saturday at Sayreville as the And such programs! of 7, 62, 3 and 6 yards to a ass ards to the 25. JKd B«r- Winless Patriot had the big gained in blocked off undefeated Carte- ombcrs pinned a 7 0 loss over We will have boys' and girls' gymna^fii hit-total of 24 points. The ff, 205- ret team 140 iave yet to lie Iselin school. and girls' bajsketball, boys' and girls' vo pflaMLback has now scored 48 . 15 yards down ta\the renda got all the lau scon^d upon as they beat The. evuned Sayreville's re- twirling and cheerleading for girls, roller -i.ti potabr this year and is tied Nortlf Ediion team 0 0. ord at- E 2, K«nhedy has yet to \«ttfc Wayne Fredericksoo. of Play Away Sat. he rambled fen yards on. Saturday?, fr,qm the-email Iry up lo Kiani jrt after SMat fine down ^• ^ also.; got off to a in, dropping allfour games the and grandma; weight training, wrest imp. s Business WHEREAS, Each child hai a right to a qual- ity education relevant to his abilities, back- U>,m*t$ €*Htm*tHtl, ml tm» Builders ground, and goals and tieslgfied to help him be- M*m«n, +,ll a* come a citizen capable of functioning fully with- IN WOODBRIDGK in the range of his unique talents; and Howard Johnson's Motor Inn NORTH ON U. 8. 9 JCT, 1 4c t WHEREAS, The public schools serve to pro- FOR APPOINTMENT CALL mote academic knowledge, vocational prepara- 1 DATS ONLY OCT. ZZad, Z3rd ft MUl tion, cultural enrichment, development of In- dividual self-esteem and chitfacter, enlightened wtlafoa citizenship, and creative thirling for each in- ntttairt, MthamM, bl*«J» dividual In a society which, tjiifcs to improve the quality of life for all man! MIDDLESEX COUNTY Now, Therefore, I * Mayor of Car- teret, N. J., do hereby . October 25-31, 1970 to be American and urge l«t i fchwi ttmm W«iW M»t $M fit system and to help our schools reach their po- 20 GREEN STREET, WOODBRIDGE, NEW JERSEY 01095 »«• f^wt Jjik.lt 41 44 tential of the beat possible education for all. M«4* IfciiM I ..1,1 ' : 111 I (Area Code "01) SAtlirACIION CUAtAHIltO O* MONlf fWwl" «>'^^ flPSS Wednesday, October 21, 1070 PAGE ELEVEN Mr. and Mrs. Julius Zullo AAUW Branch \ Schedules Tea Mark 50th Anniversary COWNIA Th« Colon!* WOODBR1DGE — A 60th wed- Branch of the American Ambi- ding anniversary celebration tion University Women will hold was held recently foir Mr. and a tea for new and pros- Mrs Julius Zullo, 502 Leonard Wfcit tt !• At pective members on Wednesday, Avcmw. They were married In October 28. 8:30 P. M., rf th« ;t 1880 In Our l,ady of Mount C»r- Fret FiWIc Library Iselin Branch Library. .1081 m>t Church, Newark. tf WMftrHgi Green Street. Ueiin. — The rouple has two children, The branch currently conmcta The branch currently coofltucti son. John R. Zullo. 386 Hyatt twr- «»dy groups which Street, A vend and a daughter. OCTOBER 22 to OCTOBER 28 Mrs Anthony Valenti. with ALL AGES monthly, as well an a monthly meeting featuring whom they reside. They also To October 17 ave six grandchildren. speakers on varjrfnj* Jfipkf Mr Zullo is a retired em Henry Inman — Photographic throughout the year. The ployre of Ihe Central Railroad Exhibit of the Amish People ture Study Group meets and Mrs. Zullo is employed at by George Tice larly to discuss books of c\n> Perth Amhoy General Hospital ISELIN — Photographic Exhi- rent interest. The AfteTBoo* Gourmet Club is newly-orgtni*- in the Dietary Department. bit by Steve Roeengarten "En- r A surprise dinner was held for ed this year and members a « vironment: Use, Disuse and busily tasting and trading fa- ,!r. and Mrs. 7,u!lo at the Cob Abuse" vorite recipes Westonc Inn, Middletown, ADULTS All women who hold bacca- October 26 laureate or higher degree* from TO ATTEND SESSION Henry Inman — Chess Club — colleges and universities on the EDISON — Alt laymen of Wes- 7 to 11 P. M, AAUW qualified list, or a de- ley United Methodist Church Mayor Ralph gree from a foreign institution are invited to attend the 19th YOUNG ADULTS Helen MlknU. Matthew October 28 recognized by the International Joseph Hrmerka and Ruth Neshihal of St. James' School, Wood- Annual Board of Laity Instituti at Camp Aldersgate, Novembe Isclln — Photo-journalism Federation of University Wom« ' ,! -wski, president* for Jawr" Mr Sr t,k J- **•? PMCe Scb001 Fords. Representing the Woodbridge Township Jaycees is en, may join the association. Project UNICEF chairman. Joseph 13, 14, 15, 1970, Registration i Workshop — 4 P. M. dif I,iv coc$ is noi in picmr^, Kfpn^spntini? tlif* Nntinnni ^iii* H^ L U? JI • J • « ' " opened to all who are interested Anyone interested in becom- , _™^______''*-«i™iJrtiiK( f\ooo nriciK-c is (icrsln manager. SCHOOL AGE BOYS men and women alike. Aceom ing a member of AAUW may AND GIRLS modations at Wesley Lodge wi attend the tea or contact Mrs. PLAN THEATER PARTY see a performance of "Soul be arranged to suit. Answers ti October 26 Stanley Rothman, 211 Tempi* ISELIN — St. Cecelia's Altar- Pacific." any questions are directed ti Barren — Stories for Hallo- Way, for further information. erg Agency Expands Rosary Society will sponsor a A deposit is requested at tint David H. Smith, Jr. at 12 Hick ween — 7 P. M. theater party on Sunday. No of leservation. Interested pei ory Street in Cranford. To tele October 28 1 Health and cheerfulness mutual- vember 22, at the Meadowbrook. sons may call Mrs, Moni phone Mr. Smith pleasa call a Henry Inman — Stories for ly beget each other. idastrial Division The group will have dinner and Kemps, 3821938. 276-5167. Halloween — 7 P. M. -Joseph AddUon, i N - Recent «ddi- Hamilton formerly served in .irra residents to managerial positions for several :.iff of The Berg New Jersey food concerns be- i,l, ('ommercial. In fore becoming associated with I Investment Divi- The BOIK Agency. He attended uininircd today by the University of Washington : president o£ the where he earned a bachelor of arts degree in chemistry and a , :'".<• s.ilcs posts werbacheloe r of science degree in iicin, Hal Wa'son /oology. He resides with his wife '! .niilton. and two children at 5 Knox •unrig The Berg or- Lane, Englishtown. i ii nstrin served as One of the state's fastest -' HIT president (or growing industrial and commer- •;- in Now York. He cial Realtor concerns, The Berg : r( in marketing Agency recently opened new of- •<;r Ciiv University fice facilities for its Land, Com- He rrsides with mercial, Industrial and Invest • : >n at 17 Lake \\e- ment Division in the Holland I'.riiii^wick. Plaza Building, Jersey City. . inrvmiis activities The Berg Agency is a division i rmplnymrnt m a of Berg Kn'erprises. Inc., a pun : • • k Kxchange brok- licly owned reai estate organi- relations consultant. zation. Its operations encompass I teacher and football commercial, residential and in LEONARD BERG • .11 earned his ba~he dustrial real estate sales, a and :• n.T decree at East bank operation, a general insur quarters in Metuehen, the firm <• suite University. He ance agency, plus a mortgage has 16 regional offices located I has four children banking subsidiary and natiora throughout New Jersey. i! IS Mitchell Avenue, mortgage brokerage. Refreshments will be served In addition to its main head and door prizes1 given. :hneider Named As Church Services Are Announced uycomm Consultant AVENEL — Rev. James Gent, pastor of the Central Baptist . l» Announcement Church of WoodbridRe Township, •m'nient of William announced the regular schedule is a consultant to Lutheran Church of services for Sunday. October ••mm Industries' na- 25, as follows: 10 A.M., Bible :Million of its medi- School; 11 A. M., worship ser- n:i s iervices was Plans Festival vice; 630 P.M., Youth Time iiy Joseph J. Ray- EDISON — Our Savior's Luth- and Adult Training Time; 7 nli'nt of the firm. eran Church, 50 Calvert Ave., P. M., evening service. m\ electronics and Mid-week services will be held in In in in in K., Kdison. will celebrate Re- "ikern. now has formation Sunday, October 25th, Wednesday, 7:30 P. M. headquarters lo with an all day festival, the The Radio Voice of the Cen- Higher Vocational Low-Cost Recreation Health i ii'-wly constructed theme of which is "This Is My tral Baptist Church is heard lluiiie 33 in Howell Father's World." The intent is each Thursday morning from lo celebrate the earth, its 11:30 to 12 noon, WAWZ 99.1 Training: Government: Programs: Care: 1 Education: .i.t hern a member people, their art and their faith FM. The program features out- I* s board of direc- in God. standing Gospel music, a per- iimnding two years sonal interview or testimony and Middlesex County's Dem- Middlesex County's Dem- Middlesex County's Dem- Middlesex County's Dem- Middlesex County's Dem- 1 A folk-Mass, "The Winds of ocratic Freeholders have ocratic Freeholders have ocratic Freeholders this ocratic- Freeholders hav* !mlds directorships a stirring Bible message. The ocratic Freeholders have iod," wili be performed at the built and are expanding just opened the county's kept costs down! That's year opened the new created a health care com- "'SHT large compa- Teens and Testimonies Broad- • it activities inclu- 10:15 a.m. worship service. the Middlesex County Col- fourth Vocational and no idle boast. Tha coun- Tamarack Golf Course in plex that ranks as a leader The choirs, guitarists, the con-east is heard each Saturday lege. It's the No. 1 two- Technical High School — ty's financial rating is 'Aa' East Brunswick—the in New Jersey — ths :v top ment endea- from 3:30 to 3:45 over the same 1 mted States and gregation and its pastor, Peter year college in the state, the new school in East — one of the best. So, county's • second course. Roosevelt Hospital, serv- J. Wuebbens, will participate. station. The program is direc serving some 7,000 Brunswick doubles to the county pays less in in- In the past decade, the ing thousands of patients 1 The organist and choir-director ted and produced by the young youngsters and adults on nearly 2,000 the young- terest when it borrows. In Freeholders have more annually through clinics, -.is .served as pros- is Mrs. Lillian Kessin. people of the church. its rapidly-developing, sters who are learning ths fact, that rating saved the than doubled from 1,100 home care and extended rmclrics, Inc. His Mr. and Mrs. Riekehof were ultra-modern campus in skills which will help them taxpayers one half million to 2,400 acres the amount care programs. The coun- • 'i also includes a At 7:00 p. ra , a dramatic pro- recently added to the member Edison, a tract secured win well-paying jobs. And dollars in interest on the of county park land with ty's mental health network • >! idtion with the gram called "Vision Magnifi- ship of the church which holds free by the county from more than 5.000 adults fast two bond issues. outside funds and at mini- provides instant and long- 1 'itionics Co. and at" will include excerpts from all services at its temporary lo- the Federal Government. use the county's vocational Middlesex also had the mum cost to you. . Two term help through the ir, Stavid Engi- the Wakefield Shepherds Play. Crisis Intervention Pro* cation, School 23, Woodbine The County College's long- schools for evening school fifth lowest increase in the million people a year use W. H. Auden's "For the Time and job related courses. county tax rate among all these parks — thousands gram, the Marlboro Clinic •• ••• !H W«fn*4*r, Qetobtt SI, lfttO VAGI TWELVE pHrti kf ft* okaewatkai a«a1*»*aBai PilKlliat if WSTI.lt T, ..rt ikatkr frwrkaw). H fash aaatki Streei i . rlT* CMMf kl***ay, tka aa- M ffl* k the t *f Ow ptaaf lar aoak »*•**- «lfh» 1 tka WTW WSTRICT. 5,Kfln, , ^'bt oktahwo from tk* i m,Tkg eea- mm OISTWCT, s,u, tk* knarow- •IB b* —__. naaaata bf aald OaoaeO at a faatln Avenu*, ilai. (Md rlawwtlk baawemaal nZuM tf that hodt k ha ha Coonrfl Ckaaaber at th* Mmtotpal 8IVIHTH OlSTHir T Weedbrldf*. N. J. oa Wi aO< e mueejwaUo* «r concrete ataewalke « feet Ib* 4th day of November, 1M, at Marykooll DooH », —t MMr MK la whtth. aad the eonatxarUon of «f»- .Jock fat tk* evenlni. at whichjJaea HOHTH DISTBiti, < ___ «f mi* m Id** with tht* «•*>•• aa a part e» em* *ldowalka whether and ttma an paraon* Intaraokd will h* l d k k* . aot ta the aaale* of th* tet*«*c*tan* Maryknoll BsnH M, Tchufc eee«a k (Mtwstlai aad k of atrotk, hi the foltawlaf portion, of atvea aa oppwtoaity k he heard eno- fe nSl friar k aale, Lot » k corolBt "w srdkaiie* NINTH DISTRICT S,h MT-A oTta* WMM . * X 4 When You're In Need Of Money, e onmal >'n if* '' "f1)1 n • . Classified Can Be Your "Pot A mere phone call to THE DAILY JOURNAL Classified Advertising department will be a magic MONEY-MAKER! DAILY JOURNAL Classi- fied ads turn good but unused articles into ready cash. Just make a list of furniture, appliances, sporting equipment, musical instruments; cameras, power tools, television sets, etc. that you no longer have further use of... Dial 354-5000 for a friendly, helpful Ad-Writer any- time between 9 A.M. and 5 P.M. Mondays thru Fridays and 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. on Saturdays! Don't put off this easy Magic-Money-Making-Plan ahy longer! Turn all these former "goodies" into Ready-Cash TODAY1 DAILY JOURNAL CLASSIFIED ADS fw-ir (Anise^ /fejns /jifo Cash In A Hurry! Call Toduy- 354-500•' ;* 0 PAGE FOTTTfTEKN Wrdnpsday, October 51. 1070 ASTROLOGY id Inlinji ,i| 7« 7/ie Holy Name Dead?' Chapter Slates matntninrd I,,. Astrology For Beginners, Ifte.. trips of lhi> f,, Clauses hcRln at Club lnterna ONLY 75c PER INSERTION (lonaIf. 385 Main St., Metuchen, 0. R. T Sabbath Officers .,,,,1 Thursday, Oct. 2», • P.M, Cal *apter will ,, t LINK CLAMMIKIKI) AO lipipini. lik words) PAID IN ADVANCE, ill* each addtlluaal Topic Of Monthly Meeting EDISON — Metwood Chapter M8S080. all Urt—approx. S worri* to • line IO QUALIFY FOR THIS 8PKIIAI U>W CLASSIFIED . 10 21 COI-ONIA - St John Viati- a short business meeting in theof Women's American ORT (Or Jersry : ganfzation for Rehabilitation KATE: Drop off t'lagslfled A •.,*.•», ••*'•< li^rffM frederic Large Grbu|> jrcsses School 1 PTOAttends Session — Dr. Pr«d- Schedule Jofitt ; chool last year by the PTO FORDS _ The Golden Age , ,., assistant aup- ws spent. Parents wore invited lub of Olsen Towers Senior Ci- | ,,'f Woodbridge o a meeting on Wednesday and tizens held iM regular meeting Session Nov. 3ft ••MOK nnd a past Thursday afternoons for at Thn meeting was a huge sue WOODBR1DGE-A j ,' school 1 wai a an «x lf pUnatlonof the roport card sys cess with 73 members in at- Ing of the Woodbridge town Ur a i the first gen- *m. Mrs. Kelly R],0 Invite endsncR. The group reported ship Service ^lubs will t>e held 1l1,.,-.hiu meeting of ne with an intareatmif ho'bhy «n its recent trip to Pennsylva- at Howard Johnson, Monday, fll (his school term, ila where tbey found the November 30 at fl:Jlo V.M. v anything that would bo of sren- juperln educational value, to the chil- ry beautiful and enjoyed the At the planning meeting were: inls was origlnal- dren to apeak In Individual inj»lneini! on the hus. At the Iselin Lions, Phil Anderson; .) speak, but wasclassrooms or in the assembly estination 1hey found the food Fords Lions, Bob Gawroniak and She also reminded parents that o be excellent. Altx Melko; Woodbridge Ki*a- m- ipoke «* ad. the door is always open to any- Mrs. .lean Scalleter attended nls, Donald MeCab«; Wood- Elementary >ne with problems and questions a ffuest. of Mrs. Ann Dinner bridge Lions, Joe Sorows; ,dlir:,tinn; the multi-text :oncerning their children man Woodbridge Jaycees, Larry Ko- Social Studies AcUvlUei Uttea There, will be a Halloween lakowski; Avenel TJoBs.iWry iiin, Haling with prob- Mrs. Dolores KnrwPcki, ways Party on October 27 and birth- Goldberg and Gene Burke; OIV111, ,n opposed to nd means chairman, thanked days for the past four months Woodbridge Rotary, raiinl, farts; the source ill already working on the will he celebrated. Schwenter and Joe UrstJ*' ind for the first time Christmas Bazaar nnd asked for Flu shots will be given today the Hopelawn Lions. tiry teacher has now volunteers. Other Activi- Wednesday) at the Health Cen- Over two hundred business ties planned are, a Chinese auc er in Woodbrldge; at Olsen •S [CrM the AAAS men are expected to participate ion and White Klephant Sale, Towers: at Cooper Towers; and in thir, worthwhile "Get Ac in Hir field of Science, Mrs. Pat Iverson, chairman; Oc at Woodbridge Stern Towers. jfj,on| 1 hrlppd to pilot; quainted" and "Project Gt-op" cation and Vocal tober 24, Barn Dance, Mrs. Tru Appreciation was extended to Night. dy Daidone, rhairman. he Vetefnns of Foreign Wars pPparlnirnts, with three [If mi'mliors In the vocal Miss Brennan, Scicncp. Chap- in Fords for the piano they have, department added this man and Teacher Representa- donated. Since the quarters are illn^ini; two periods for tive, announced 12 mothers have so small the piano seems to take Mothers Club ohmteered to function over the whole room, therefore ass. on a Science Committee. a request for a smaller piano 3(i>d the first elementary It was an is still open. Anyone who wishes Outlines Plans nounced that there is a need irt turner wai hired, of more class mothers. to donate a small piano is ask- FORDS —Future activities.of j, Title I Program, fed ed to please contact the Club. Boy Scout Troop 52 highlighted Dr. Buonocore The question of the ruling oi a dress code for elementary The raffle prize won by Mrs.the discussion at a joint meet- Moppet as a "tre schools was discussed. Mrs Rasmussen was donated by E. ing of the Mothers' Club and i sin-cess", highly re Larson. Door prize donated by Troop Committee of the unit. PATROLMAN'S LITTLE HELPERS: Members of the Safety Patrol Squad of Bopelawi Sc&Ml #1» were outfitted In rate (ear Kelly advised that the final won by the Hop«lawtt Lions Club, sponsors of the group. Front row: left to right, Rody Verw, Tim Bablman, Arlene Marcil, t)V the State Depart Helen Novak was won hy Mrs Raymond Hansen, Assistant from the committee studying Debra Bartha, Donna PadfJeld, Robert Uveges, Lion Joseph Galliano, safety chalrnatf; aecwd row: I«onard Lelink* Uen- rxpn-mK children in dress code was that a chili Rebak. Scoutmaster, outlined future artrn through second tenant; Robert White, captain; Wayne Matasek, Robert Gedeon, Albert fichwaltier. Bear row: «#Hcer Robert Barajaa, Wtt- should dress according to th Refreshments was served and plans for a winter weekend liam Jordan Linda Cunha, Cheryl Calantonl, Robert Gido, Brian Donnelly and Mrs. Joseph GagUano, school adviser. o all the arts by top diacretion of the parents, witti those who were interested en- campout, a Bushkill Falls trip the wish that the dress be con joyed a game of bingo. Next in February, Memorial weekend meeting will be on Tuesday. raft trip on the Appalachian leeks Teachen du»ive to good educational prac Uce. Trail, and summer camp at Presbyterian Church Sets Lukaszewski Promoted re, Who Is Sakawawin Hoy Scout Reserva- of personnel, ha» been Miss Halchak'g third gradi Natl, Education tion. Edmund Elzold, 'j-oop | by !>r Carpenter and won the attendance award. chairman, thanked the Mothers' ird nf I duration to seek Week Set By Club Club for its continued help and Sped hi Laymen's Day By City Federal S&L' |r the Iwst teachers with CARTERET - Mayor Michael support of the troop. WOODBRIDGE — Lay Sun- Special music will be rendered CARTERET — Raymond Lo- jd> i>{ • 11'• .school and par Toth today Issued a proclama- Curriculum Plans were finalized for a day, October 25, will be cele- by the Junior High Choir and kasiewskt of Carteret, has been |gra Township School our educational system and to year on Monday, October 26, a vations may be made with Mrs, present various aspects and en- and preschool age children. ment was made today by Mr. md projected In years help our schools reach their po- 8:00 P. M. Mrs. Sandra Petnk Peter Bloomfield, chairman or deavors of the local church nnd Sunday Church School classes Gilbert G. Roesaner, President t«,- vili have the bes tential of the best possible ed president will introduce th( ucntion for all. any member of the organization. the worldwide church to the are held each Sunday at 9:30 of the $360 million association. system in N. J. members of the P. T. A. board Special awards of the evening congregation and the communi- A. M. for children from pre- City Federal Savings Is New GkM Daidone was nom Edward Keating, principal vvil were presented to Mrs. Stephen ty. fcindergarten age through senior Jersey's largest Federally char ' vacancy or record in turn introduce the faculty. Magician Will Karmazsin and Mr. Hansen. L a y persons speaking and high school age. They may be tered savings institution with 15 iv Donald The program for the evenin This meeting was held at the offices servicing Union, Essex, 1 their respective topics of pre registered any Sunday morning in rod need ttt* new Will be a discussion on the ne Kntertain At Party Fords Women's Club with Mrs. in the Church School office. Morris and Warren Counties. CARTF.RET - Rick Lane, srtitatiott will be: Mrs. William iv ':. .ni membwri .and oUrrlcutanl introduced to th James Harkay »nd Mrs. Peter A. CSete, "Purdue"; John At 3:30 P. M. on Sunday, Oc- Mr. Lukaszewski is a grad wly Daidone, member Junior High School this yen noted magician will entertain Blnomfield as co-hostesses. uate o fthe Cartcret school sys in Cartcret Thursday, October Hillyer, "One To One"; Miss tober 25, the officers of the Jun- airman, announced 277 Many of the "old time" subjects It was announced that the next Gloria Ann Peterson, "The ior Christian Enleavor will be tfi mand is currently attending r,v fibers not iocludug the Newark Chapter of are b*inj? taught entirely diffe Lane will appear at the Hallo meeting will be on November Heart of C. F. A"; S. Leonard installed by Elwood Kirschner, fit ih.it night. rent, and there are many new ween party to be held by the 8:00 P. at the home of Lloyd, "At Work Taiwan": of the New Jersey American Savings and Loan In iitis Kelly, principal subject* taught today. mdjlfliaryd R , Jflg ity of Mrs. Dorolhy Karmazin who re-JWalcolm Kutan, "Shepherdli ristt|q|9n4savor Ualon. Offi- tltute. Joining the staff as th; -i cumptishrnentj Repnrjs witl be piven tn a f teller in the Linden office ; Joseph's sides at King Georges Roadi and Sheep"; Clyde A. William* a W installed are Daniel l:hcr during the las ihort ta|k bv the members of e a^ led for thi Jr., "Alt together". ^-'* Shirley Da- February, 1968, Mr. Lukanew- year ;ni'l oxplainadjn d LUKASZEWSKI t|ie boaftl who attended conven»(ptel(ic.st. nies Ind moij .President signs unempioynteatt The* Res. ^Lewis E. Bcndei;' and ski has since served several givea*-6 thi'tton at /Atlantic: City last week. outfits. insurance measure, , ,, will be moderating the services! City Federal offices in varying capacities. Joseph's Church. He haj also served as Secretary of the Car- g will He lives at 81 Bernard Stree and is currently an usher at teret Coin and Stamp Club. by all. Parents are invited to attend. At 6;S0 P. M. the Junior High Fellowship will meet with Dr Parent Orientation Night Robert Clark, who will talk about science and religion us- g great number of chemical experiments as illustrations. Held By School 25 P. T,A. The Senior High Fellowship FORDS — Lafayette Estates •Ira. Victor Glickman.; pre- will also meet at 6:30 P. M. Mr.School 25 P.T.A. held "Parent- chool, Mrs, James Keaney; Briegs will lead a discussion Orientation" night with Harry ounders Day and program on the role of music in church, Lund as guest speaker. As Direc- chairman, Mrs. Melvin* Slater; Chandler^ A presentation of new trends tor of Elementary Education In membership, Mrs. Shortr sixth r and contemporary music will he Woodbridge Township, Mr. Lund grade party. Mrs. Gerald Gobd included. discussed the parent-teacher nd Mrs. Joseph Chalfln. A Got the 'Flaming One' for 71, The Midweek Period of Medl- conferences in conjunction with A cake sale will take plac* on tation and Prayer will be held the new progress and report Election Day, November.. 3, at on Wednesday evenings at 7:30 card system recently establish- lie school between ID A.M. and in the Sanctuary. These meet- ed in the Township. P.M. All cakes will be home- ings are informal, lasting just The faculty was introduced by made. There will also b« cup- one-half hour and all in the Robert Zanzalari, principal of akes for the children. g; j community are welcome re the school. The P.T.A. budget gardless of church affiliation. was presented by him and was The Ladies Aid will hold a accepted by vote of the mem-VFWVnitMap^ Rummage Sale in Fellowship bership. Christmas Fete Hall on Wednesday, October 28 The 1970-71 executive board from 6 P.M. to 9 P.M.. Thurs- was Introduced by Mrs. Leonard CARTERET — Ladle* Auxil- day, October 29 from 9 A.M. toKaplan, president. It includes: iary, Star Landing Post, 2314, 4 P.M., and Friday, October first vice president, Mrs. Robert VFW has set December 11 aa 30 from D A.M. to 1 P.M. Arti- Short; second vice president, the date for its annual Christ- cles for sale may be brought Mrs. Melvin Slater; correspond mas party. It will be ttld this in on Wednesday afternoon and year at Diamond Jim'f, 'Route Thursday morning, October 29 ing secretary, Mrs. William and 30. Tamburri; treasurer, Mrs. Rob-34 and Miss July Healey is in ct Ruderman; budget and fi- charge of reservations, • On Monday, October 26, the nance, Robert Zanzalari; char' At its last meeting, fits Aux- White Church Guild will present acter and spiritual guidance a well-known magician, Dick Mrs. P. Moyle; by-laws and leg-iliary voted a donation to the in an entertaining pro- islation, Mrs. Robert Short; Chapel of the Four Chaplains. for the adults of the ways and means, Mrs. Jerome The unit welcomed a visit from church. This invitation includes Grossman and Mrs. Stuart Kra Eighth District Presideat Helen senior high school children and vits; health and mental health Krai, who was accompanied by will start at 8 P.M. Mrs. Harry 71 DEMON Mrs. Maurice Gluck; hospital! her staff. Meyer is in charge of the pro- The next meeting will t>9 held gram. ty, Mrs. Albert Hellegaard and Mrs. Wilfred Paulsen; inside November 2 at 8 P. M., in the For further information con- publicity, Mrs. Norman Chara- post rooms. - . cerning the many activities of tan; outside publicity, Mrs. Ber- the OJd White Church in Wood- nard Magler; library, Mrs. Hen Health Is very valuable to bridge call 634-1024 or 6340156. those who have lost it. ry Back; magazine and sun Brandt confident on support shine, Mrs. Theodore Gordon Courtesy IF a virtue that seems for Soviet pact. parent education family life to be on the wane these days. Pre-Season Buys at Complete with All Factory Equipment,6 Cylinder Job 1 TIRE JACK'S CENTER inc The Heat's Pramium D-20 '" IN-STOCK and Fibsrglait Wide DELIVERY. SNOW. $ off per HU 6-2374 TIRES" 15 tin 9 t-J *$1 1 9t*p THUS SERVICE MMimtOW«i 100 t ST. CtOKQt AVEAiNDEH Tire MomtlHg • Flute Fixed • Ttro* Kot*toet 1081 ELIZABETH AVENUE • JM-9240' Daily I a.m. h> 6 p.m. JACK fINN. Pluf,,i*hjr Sat. a a.m. to S p.U rSJw»ftirp of the „» tllm fmm y ( 7 V Rml a standard that neV« -chanf eat' Z8:tt; 3<0- 5. Does Holy Spirit J^K|"itT (I Cor- f«remi»h 1T:«; lafttata M:6; K" T** l'*l'i. There is only one Book which ments. I. The Bible tells us that this hint my testimony to the inthian* 8:19, W»:tt w« arc LiOnJ Jesus t"ii11., , Kstor Tell Me. gives us an unchanging stand we must not love the world nor unsaved? (Romans 14:13). r. Is tnithful in answering these 33:«). There rtiurt be the real- Repentanrf thfrf ] # Christian conscience question* and ar# really look- ization that you iri jWufMlf can ah(j By Rev. Charta Ltghtwei* ttd even through this day and the things that are In the Jeaua Christ |pn,| , age we are living in. That "Book world for then the love of the a-f/SrMl it? (II Corinthians 5: for the t-ord'a Reading we do nothing (John. 14:*; Acts 4: of .ones sin to'<;,•." Woodbridge Gospel Church Is none other than God's Holy Father Is not in us (I John 2:15-17). 7. Does what I am doing will have no problems aboul 12; Proverbs 14:12). 3; Thounh lead me into sin? (Romans 6: which' we are doing or go- Word - the Bible. So if I may 17). 2. Does what I am doing you are Helpless yet God has mans 10:). n, please allow me (o turn your have the slightest appearance tp; Romans B:20-23). 8. Does ing to do. provided for your need (John Question: What do you think ler what I think. For if what Send yr,,,, ( question nround and ask this - of evil? (I Thessalonians 5:22). I lifinR glory to God? (I Corin- Question: How may one know 3:16; Isaiah 53:6; (II Corin- aboiif various amusements that Ihink hail any validity then s Prospect AVP,,11P. What does the Bible (God's 3. Porn it harm the physical •':ii ) 0. Would I want (hat he is a child of God? An- thians 5:21). Seeing your »elf 1 *r The answer to this quest- New J the world baa to offer today? does what you think or for tha Holy Word) foil us about ' ' (1 Cori'ithmns 3:16,17). to be doing this wnen Jesus an God see you. realizing your l.lr- (Mallhew 24:44). 10. DoIon Is found in God's Word, l S Tt doesn't really mat mnttrr anyone else. So th amusements? For the child of 4. Does what I am doing keep own helplessness and that God has provided for you even in ions this Wl.,.k J your helple»sncss then you must booklet entiiir,i 'Ihf repent (Luke 13:3). That is you and Glory of <;flI| SINCE 1934 BRICK CHURCH APPLIANCE SiNCl I'OH OS FACTS CeUa Sehwart* Is It Barnhani Drive uck ami 1] Ferdi. N J. 'ul future. WeI'diiiii:d . Tetephoae 2U-*tX4 in FAMOUS BRANDS «»«• air for Ihr m[,n,h| n OCTOBER The Choir buffet-dtuner darlec riiary. (;rr,v is ( J riding m carirr,, ,lu| sponsored by Our Redeemer mg in W Lutheran Church will he held on October 31, 8:30 P. M For reser- vations see any choir member MONTH Of Our Rodrcmrr ,j or call the church. Ihurch will nhsi Congratulations to Linda Ann ion scrvirr-; nn s,n,|,, Polllngcr and Jon Prosek who ier 25. Worsln,, ,,,[, /j MAMMOTH were married in Harveysburg, 15 A. M. and in \; < Ohio on Saturday. Congratula- tions to Rita Holt and Michael All Lutheran ( n||r, T Dainard who were married at l» held at Kan-ifi^r) Wesley Church. Teaneck on Sun-Is.^ n," VALUE! from 7:00 in a.M I1. \ ivill leave frnm nn Admiral .. Anna .. *ri«W*i* . . 6-1 . . N«h»<«t. . Kalvhiitor .. Nwrf* .. Mar** C,et-we)l wlshea to William r rll jUtheran Church at 15 r WhiriaMl . . Wttthfhw* . . C«l*rk . . Twfpm . . ZMlth . . KhtH.n.W . . WtlkHt Walters, Sr.. Iinda Springsteal, A reprpsrnUdw . . tCA . . HoaittM . . PlMMHk . . t*M*n . . ShiM . . Hariwkk . . CHrpUr Norm a Anthony and Rudolph BRANDS YOU KNOW! dia Teacher'; c Rasmussen. We hope to «ee them all up and around real Nebraska, will |, soon. high school «,tin.., , # - * lo attend The Wesley United Methodist Just Church will hold aervies of Re The Parkv.sv .•.,,!i;rr formation Sunday. October 25 borah will h»h| ,1. \.ni:i Usher for that day will be Randy ing at thr home .>r v;, One-low Nelson, with head ushers Alex aj;Harir[|ii nf !•..!•* - Marcy, Sr. and Harry Baltes row. Greeters are Mr. and Mrs. Ste • • wart Jones; financial assistants The SiMrrlmn.l Price! are Mr. and Mrs. Anders Chris Emanu Kl hrld 1; tensen, and Mrs. C. Kellogg. Di Tuesday PIPIIMK I'r.rr vine services begin at 10:30 AM he evening wj! • l|.,.. * * # ting wit the v»!< ' t.. The Wesley United Methodist Mrs. Judv Sliiii-i-,, 'r] Church Youth are planning voter ser\nr of many activities. The Chinese Women auction will be held on Novem ber 20, with plans for a square Our Rodrriin dance exhibition, and a trip to Church locatnt un K.i. New York to see the Christmas in Fords, will Imlii i.,; CHOICE show at Radio City. Also in th Classeg al fi 30 p. M wind are plans for a weekend day eveninjs. Thr (hr trip to Camp Aldersgate some- meeting at 8 l.'i the 1 time in early January whe ning, there is snow on the ground * + * Anyone interested in attendin The Sunday Si lm.,! ; is advised to contact the churc Our Redeemer l.uilin the M. F. Y. group meets everj will hold a nieetm; • Friday evening at 7:30 in Fel October 26, at 7311 !'. lowsbip Hall. Church. THIS.:> Or..% There will be no meeting o * * t the Bible Study Group this week Adult instruflinii '•( f due to Family Night on October deetner Lulhrran 1 :v. 11. take place on Tuc^iay : * * # 27, 7:30 P. M. liibln \n FAMOUS MAKE 20 Co-workers of Geraldine Mil will take place on Wei 1 ler at Hess Oil have informed October 28. IUJI will I- pi this correspondent of her en by prayers in the (hap COLOR FROST-FREE gagement to Thomas Sepka A. M. CONSOLE SIDE-by-SIDE Sen. LaCorti Grtat«st TV Vain* Anywh«re! BIG 23-INCH RCA Hl-LITE PICTURE TUBE REFRIGERATOR Backs Grosi OUR LOWEST PRICE EVER From America'* Top Mokarr Deluxe Fta- ture* Include Largo 252 Lb. Capacity ELIZABETH - State Sen. Food Fraszer, Deep Door Storage Shelvei, Nicholas S. LaCorte, Union Dual Temptrature Controls, Available in County Republican, today call Colon. Our Lowest Price Everl ed on voters '1 help "President Holy 1971 MODEL! Nixon get his great program go- ing in congress by electing Nel- S'/i CU. FT. COMPACT MFWGCTATOR If} SELF-CUANIH* RICTRK RANK son C. Gross", the Republican Plan Meeting candidate for U. S. Senate from The Holy Inn 10 CU. FT. UPRIGHT DELUXE FAMOUS BRAND FIKZtlLT*138 C\*4k Whil> k C.in, meslf Mrs. Stanley Dulemba, Mrs. E. the attendants wore Camelot i e hardeat jab yo Krolin, Mrs. Donald Polhamus, headpieces attached to Cathe- nice your collefi' Mrs. Edward Quackenbush, dra! length veils. Mrs. Frank Gall, Mrs. Toth, The bride is a graduate of HI down." Mrs. N. Shockley. Mrs, A. Ket- Carteret High School and of tyle, Mrs. Palmer, Mrs. Albert Middlesex College. She is cur- Hunt, Mrs. DiMaggio, Mrs. Eg- rently attending college, eve rvn JEWELERS not, Mrs. Barardo, Mrs. Edward jiing classes, and is employed 11 Ml «• / WwArtlf* Chcslak, »nd Mrs. E. Urbanski. as a third grade teacher at Holy Sit 1671 Harold Goetschius, principal Family School. MM.I;I >V.\TCH A thanked the mothers for the Her husband is also a grad- KEPAIB time and energy they give to uate of Carteret High School. their children's school. He attended Drake's College of The exciting 'Chtidcrafi' Verona Crib, Mediterranean inspired ityling. In luxurious natural oak grain. Deluxe features Include iteel stabilizer bars, ploitic teething Back In New Brunswick By Popular Demand rails, 4 poiition spring, heavy deep double drop sides. Immediate Deliveryl • A PATTERN MATCHING CHEST OR CHIFFEROBE AVAILABLI Posturepedic Mattress 24.95 CUTTIHG SHOW CHh.r. Prlcvd From 11.97 to 39.97 Charge It! We Honor Most Credit Curd* Spend just 90 MINUTES with us and learn how to make your own CLEARANCE! W/Q patterns for any member of your family 20 Pcv ODD ChfcSTSt DRESStR "TnrTget a perfect fit every time! The new wash day miracle isn't a new soap—It's a brand new ftASESI OTHERS! Ad nationally od- v«rii»»d branch! Caih 'n' Carry to . NO MORE ALTERATIONS! gas dryer. Cnoose from Maytag, Whirlpool or Speed Queen Only. No charge|l tX;:-**ry «x r|| bridgo Senior High School, has the Psychiatric and Mental pa Kappa Gamn,., ,,',,, performed locally with many Health Nursing Division of the ty at Illinois W,.,|,.V1| ROT s, nocrorsKY musical groups. New Jersey State Nurses' Asso- •Ity, Bloomiiipf,,!, |, ciation at the 68th annual con- man at iwu, u',,,. , HEADS AUJMNI GROUP: • • • vention held recently in Atlantic majorins in Nur ln, „ Roy S. Doctofsky, 1431 St. Academic awards were pre- a City. 1970 graduat, „, l(lln George Avenue, Colonia, who sented to Georgian Court stu- dents for their achievments dur- * * • nedy Mcmorin! n,,i is associated with PnbHx Phar- h ing the 1969-1970 school year at Iselin, ' macy, Main Street, was elec- Miss Debra L. Hrehus. daugh ted president of the Rutgers College of Pharmacy Alnmn. AiROcIatlon. A 1951 graduate of the College of Pharmacy, 1895 19] Doctofsky Is past president of the Middlesex Connty Phar- CHRISTENSEN'S maceutical Society, chairman •f the public relations commit- TW Frlmmdtj fforty tee of the New Jersey Phar- maceutical Association and a member of the National Asso- ciation of Retail Druggist nd the American Pharmaceutical 75th ANNIVERSAR Association. f PROUD WINNERS: Of fee Fire Prevention Essay Contest sponsored by the Bnreaa of Fire Prevention, District », Iselw, In Doctofftky Is on the boards conjanctloB with ita annual Fire Prevention Week Program are pictured with their trophies aboard Volnnteer Fire Co. #l'i of directors of the Middlesex track. Left to right, are: Lynne Crnekmur, Iselin Junior High School; Robert Alexander, School 19; Cindy Larson, School IS; Rehabilitation Hospital, John Charles Abramo, School 26; Gail O!«xa, School 19; William Haydnk, School 18; Cheryl Hartkopf, School 26. Absent from the F. Kennedy Hospital and Mid Celebration Continues picture was John Smyth, John F. Kennedy Memorial High School, who as quarterback was playing football the day the photo dlesex Comity Chapter of the ITS (MR ANNIVERSARY, TOT TOO GET TK GIFTS* ITS OOR WAY OF SAYING "THJ American Red Cross and the YOU- FOR YOUR PATRONAGE. COME III AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR ANNIYBK March of Dimes. He Is a mem- SPECIALS TODAY THRU SATURDAY. DROP YOUR NAME M OH* DOOI PRIZE BOX for Friday, November 13, at the ber of the Woodbridge Town- MAY RE THE RECIPIENT Of A VALUABLE GIFT CERTIFICATE. BE SURE TO SET OW OlSP iWoodbridge Band Hosts school auditorium and cafeteria, Women Voters ship Jaycees and Is senator reported tickets are available of the Jaycee International. OF OLD TIME PICTURES AND MEMENTOES H OUR SHOW WMDOWS AND THKOUGHO roru Booster members. Dona- TIC STORE. JFK High Band at Game ions of small gifts may be given Publish Book $ to Mrs. Stratton. or deposited WOODBRIDGE — Each yetr 'String Your Partner' WOODBBIDGE - At the re- half-time refreshment period. in a container placed in the Band he Leagut of Women Voters, t To Be Dance Theme FREE 25 GIFT CERTIFICATES cent WoodbridgeJohn F. Ken- At the more recent Colonia- Room for the project. nonpartisan org;r><*atian, pub- nedy football game, held at Woodbridge game, Colonia Band Begin Raffle lishes a "New Jersey Citizen's WOODBRIDGE — The theme ONE AWARDED EVERY DAY AS A DOOR PRIZE ths Woodbrldga High School Parents hosted the Woodbridge of the square dance to be spon- Members of the band are sell- Facts and Date Book." Its pock- j stadium, the hospitality commit- students. ing raffle tickets at local : hop- et-size design includes basic in- sored by St. James' School PTA tee of the Baron Boosters, with Mrs. Marilyn Cooper, publici- ping centers. Each ticket entitles formation on writing to an elec- on Friday, October 23, will ^c Mrs. Robert Shaw, chairman Ly chairman for the Baron Band the holder to three drawings, all ted official, voting, registration, "Swing Your Partner". Re- FREE 100 GIFT CERTIFICATE reported that members of the Boosters Inc., the parents' or- part of a Family Shopping legislators, congressmen, poli- freshments will be served at the visiting JFK Band were invited ganixauon of the band, announc- Spree. Prizes include a two hun-tical parties etc. It is a must avent to be held beginning at WILL BE AWARDED AS A GRAND PRIZE ON SAT., OCT to join the Woodbridge Band a d the band played at the dedi- dred dollar gift certificate to a for all all citizens who want to 8:30 P. M., in the Church Dining ation of the Port Reading Fire- local department store; a two be informed about New Jersey. Hall. house on Sunday. Recently, the hundred dollar certificate to a In addition, it contains full No Pirchase Necessary to Enter - Winners Will be Noiift band received a generous cash local supermarket; or an air pages of monlh-at-a-glance cal- Mrs. Lawrence Weston, PTA gift from Quiet Kool Industries, conditioner. Co-chairmen oi the endars which make scheduling president, announced that tick- Avenel, in appreciation for its raffle committee are Jerry of appointments easier. ets may be purchased at the participation in that company's Click, J. Gochai and N. Szi. gyi. door on the night of the dance. dedication of its new facilities. For information call 225-1463 or Copies sell for 25 cents plus 75th Anniversary Specials... The band, tinder the direction 634-2423. The Band and Boosters sales tax. Discount prices on of Casimir Urbanski, played the are now raising funds to finance quantity orders are available. National Anthem as well as a the return of the band to the Please contact the Woodbridge H^IIHY PiPARTMEWT program of selections. Shenandoah Apple Blossom Fes Township League of Women KAYSER LINGER!! tival in Winchester, Va. in April, Voters if you or your organ!*** FIRST QUALITY Dolls, outfitted in authentic tk>n la Interested in ordering band, twirler, drill team, color 1971. The band received acclaim PETTICOATS • SUPS - GOWNSl from the Festival Committee in the Date Book. For further in Premium Oil. National Brand. guard and football uniforms of formation call Mr*. G? Sabois 24 hr. service on all makes of the Woodbridge Senior High Winchester, when it called the itANTYHOSE group "The best representative 388-2524. " Reg. $4 * $5 NOW ^2 burners. School, are being completed by $1.49 Pah- For Fast Service Mrs. John Lofstrom and orders of the State of New Jersey" at Just Give Us A Call. for the dolls are being taken last year's festivities. Navy seeks fourth atom car Reg. $7, $• A $9 _ NOW *4.7| Mrs. Lofstrom, who is helping The band recently participated rier. with the fund-raising project for *2.70 SIMONE BROS. in the New Brunswick Home or 95* Pair Linden, N. J. the Boosters, can be contacted News Festival as part of a ton Marching Band Festival to Fomfit/Rogers at 546-7203. gathering of high school bands observe the marching teehnl •34-2624 from all over the area. They 4W-27M Mrs. Gladys Stratton, chair ques and abilities of Northern man for the Chinese auction, set also had a field trip to the Clif New Jersey high school bands. FIRST QUALITY BUS & GIRDLES SEAMLESS MESH Reg. $1 A $3J» —NOW l,7| NYLON HOSIERY .»ow*2.4 *4.9 WALTER R. LEE 3,A. $1.75 Why wait for PROMOTED: Walter K. Lee, anMuu. CROUP of Sewarea, has been promoted FIRST QUALITY BOYS' tojaaistaat Superintendent of Path* hi the Port of New York Authority Police Department. BUSINESS MESH FUMEL PAJAMA! a7l? .«.*3.0l SECURITY {Hosiery soM by box only)