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At Services Monday Kusniiciit (Llassroomsi CARTERET — with the Rapid Influx of New Population, Mrs A Mspflper Devoted Presented Fairly, Qearly (|)C Community Interert And Impartially ERCII Week To Local Coverage Complete New* Pictures at 2nd Om M« CAKTKKRT, N. .F., FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1960 »t P. !>., Cattcritt, N J PRICE TEN CENTS influx of Borough Will Honor Unabated ''""•"VDeadoS«M'S N«*«MI of f All Wars ' Split SI'HHIOIIW. Bans At Services Monday Kusniiciit (llassroomsi CARTERET — With the rapid influx of new population, Mrs. Weiss, Joe Adam Parade split sessions are Unavoidable the Carteret public school isystpm. Given Legion Awards To Start This is the opinion of School Superintendent Edwin S. Quin, CARTERET - Cartfici Post, been affiliated with the New . r\ k fk If who said that, this picture re- 263. American Legion, made'^ork Association for the Blind! A 4- (I A \l\ unchanRo.d unless the two Americanism Award., at it • •• iwu niuci Lv.nni.*>iii nnai ssion for the Blind who . _ Board of Education finds dif- . , . ferent ways and means diimfl Sflt llday night jtext books for the blind chll- CARTERET A parada. public and parochial massing of colors, services Witt highliKht the traditional Me- dltlona pup Cleveland j The award to Mr. Adam went morial Day program sponsored School and 150 in Washington, ILU,forI hiins uinirainteresit manmd uimiiudevotioun tom Qbyy j^thep ^Bliei'Carteredt VeteransVCieiail ' Al- School when the 1961-1962 The award to Mrs. Weiss wasjhls fellow men. He pays visitsjllance nere next Monday, school season opens. "It might given recognition of her Mrvicclto the old, infirm and the blind.l „,„,. To »,__ _„,. 4, Vet- Stal Umdln PMt| be even more" lie said. to the blind. Mrs. Weiss hasJHe has carried on this work for crans of Foreig* n Wars in head- SHAPE DEDICATION PLANS: Here arc shown membfrs or the committee arraiiKinc ihr program for ""' dedication He also pointed out that some been working as a volunteer; 15 years, for which he receives ed by Stephen Wuy. general Bralllist for ten years, as a'no remuneration. He tends to «f thr new pn*t off Ire .limp II. *hnwn from left to rlfht, »eatfd. Walter Pavllk. I'ostiniisler Lester Sah«. Andrew Ilila, 50 new homes have been conv - ik chairman and Prank Eskeswn, ],- toniier SO new homes navo oeen com *-"»»»i "' *^< •"-»» ^w*«.^, I..J <* i(u iMituu(.iaviuu. **v. ^nw w Walter Schnnwald; -wilted. Sam Koth. William Walsh, Joseph Saliulcik. Herbert Harris. Kenneth Harris and John pleted in the Cartoret Hills De- teacher of Braille for six• yrarB,!the needs of many bringing co-chairmen. Commander Slave Munich, Kennedy. Other members mU»ln» from the picture are: Alexander Cnmba, H. A. Hennessj, John M. Knllbas, George vepvelopmcnt t with earlyy occupancpyy teaching 28 students. Shi- has gifts and paying bills. man Umansky and John De ::i(>r John Searle and Julian Pollak in sight. Aside from thatth , hhe Angelo are co-chairmen fot V;- declared, more than 150 homes larteret Post, 263, American V pi esident; are under construction in theClosing Dinner (1st Presbyterian Legion. Catholic War Veterans li: West Carteret section and have Alex Fazekas and Michael i)i W:' Carteret Slayer's Life RocL.oiler to these may be occupied before Sehoskyas co-chairmen. l*wal 47: Hears of i'BA the year-end rolls around. By Club to End Church To Hold The observance wM begin at Edward J. SMI' Mr. Quin said he tmd recom- 8:30 A. Hi. with a joint com- •,:,- Offfken. Spared by Gov. ^Meyner Head Speakers' li'iTi mended split Nrssimis at thej mittee service at the Carteret S, w Jcrwy Plans by Quiri CARTERET — Oovcrnortencc in seven years as ROV- - - Columbus School for the thirdjActive Season jTamily Night' JBoat Basin. The parade aft* liitmn; Pros ernor to thr fifth »r»d^ and at thei ! i Doliiii. B. Meyner ye»terday CARTERFF - Mrs. Thomas! CARTERET - Today fromisembly Is set for 9 A, M. In for SDIU session 1 'Nathan Hale School for the! 5:45-8:00 there will be a Carteret. Avenue. in,„•- offereollrredd by * commute d. th,. r death. ,. «enU-nce, , Butler was,convicte ^^ d by tw oCABTEHKT ThThee Carttret|i Carteretj ,. ,, f f, l , JMcWatters. chairman ofot thejJ-V-*-lhe| ™ »"«e «III «* a Qf thp Qf Jam0|> hirlhid d HllHd d (Wlwth wdw i,,--..,_ «:_!.. ... mi.. ni..»l Parade Starts at »:1S Hi own, nUn- commuted thr death .enU-nce,.^ Qf thp ^^ Qf Jm^ CABTEHKT mown, min-j CARTEBET—The Columbia,of Willie Butler, this borough.;QllllCkeobu8h oJ Edl9On an fl_ Sportsme* Assocmtion has an- -j ltm n0, m fam- of usingjEvenin* Membership Depart- P''L',X r hll r n E"h The parade will get under n0UtM ccl Han Pri-«bvUTiin p,^^,,,, PTA Mi it* reg-^M , imprisonment. He waaHerly nlghi watchman, durln* a ' **» t > RocWW-;tn(. j,a.semont, \n the Columbusiment of the Carter* Woman's ,'„,,, L"Ld t0 „[.,' . way at 9:15 A. M. The line of IV.i • lli lf < w ta march follows: Carteret Avenua \l,i:v:: .loiinso*''n* *» ««. ^?*» ""5!: sentenced to die in the .1*1*1 MM safe Jobbery at the Kopper "i;^"* *«**« „! "^ ' . *. ™"-" *: Club, today announced that LheEed L T^ere will be no May 17. at thi- Columbus Coke Co. plant in Port RcadinK. School. cmr n('*1 *WI1 strong and Deesan said But-, An art exhibit wa» displayed: BUtlei "» defense lawyers.^,. WM convlcted l8rgeiy on tnei of .thr work* of the Columbus|Stephen Strom and Jo«ephjt<,st)mony of john Coleman. ani Kenneth Watts, or Mrs. < rec 1 •at 6:311 School pupilii under the " "!rjw.(JBn Mked Meyner yestW-iHccompllM In the crime who Ciszafc and Thomas Hamilton. G P. O r g e lion of Mm, MathlMW. A| te the scntence'pleaded no defense and is now while liiitil the two new Richardson' will show films.^of day u commu have been invited as quests of con.Mrs. Jarne* Mauner will be in Math and :liool the new church being cftn- to lift* Imprisonment. It wwnerYlnR an Indeterminate term the SporUmcn. They include! icharge of the program. Exhibit was il»o displayed oyjtl)( first time Meyner ha* at the Bordentown Reforma- structed. Parents should feel County ProwcuKH- Edward J.! • Three members of <•«»• club,free to1 bring their children for |the Seventh and Eighth grad ' a death se*-tory. Dolan. Mayor SHephen Skiba. kiba.; j Theodore Kl«ban Mrs (the gathering will end prompt- SupeiLUendent .pi Schools Ed-Ed' A will win S. Q'fln, ffjii-teret H^hi/l' <lAn<frew'-Lee and MiX,YAwA iy at 8:00. 'the annual eighth grade ,.— immediately following the; School P.rt f^^, Hi?B' i 1 ,»tion parly jnd ler trfura »l'l Naval Reserve Poppy Sale Here Horn, \Bic:-<H at VJnfl^w 1m weff.'ifaiWlv Night th? Session will be distributed to (he children and entertained bnir of The girls have a short meeting to con- at luncheon and presented her IDeveTin who. will s^der the Church School pro- PromoUs f alb This Weekend all with a gift. gram. Also, the Senior Hi Fel- party. 0 fieshmen at Carteret High | Kdwin 3. £uli , j.W »l-; CARTERCT - This weekend' ' Cermonto. The Carteret group also lowship will have a recreationt The committee reports that school took a series of aptitude niffht in the old buildini;. em or vhnol», Hieommended^o 59 a nt Avenue, hass b*fnbwn:is earmarieearmarkedc as Budduuaay Popproppy varsity brought a total of 56 bathing 1H : fjf f b & md toys to theAt 9:30 and 1J:00 church! ;th,,t (he ihlrd. fourth and fifth |ttppomied to tin- rate of ChlefDays in a proclamat.on ^W%eM aE Carteret „, h I -. the . lumdM no on spilt KMlon until'Machmery Repairman, U. S.'by Mayor Stephen Skiba. • S worship will be held in The I been invited as guests ultwith the assistance oor«dorf senior *„„ „ ^ , ,. f0(-.. thFirse t Presbyterian Church this the ni-v sthoota lit comptet«!.W*l Reserve The announce- All funds raised by the sac .Q. f _.. Carteret Sportsmen. members of the National Honoi!iseaso oocmni an.d t thh e ,loca ,l WQUgrou0p Sunday. The minister will de Hr stated U*l "IhU will make'imem n* made by Lieut. Com-:will be u.sed to rehabilitate dU-Hiahlightimt the evening's ae- : Society. icontributed $356 towards the liver the sermon, "Your Church tlttty will be the awanSng of 11 These tests are designed to total of $22,000 raised by theiMembership. Church School the annunl Mast Valuable ggsist the student in his educa-evening departments in the meets at 9:30. The Jr. and Jr. Player. Trophies for each sport, flonal and vocational choices MAVOR SKIBA state. Hi reuowsniFellowship meets <aut 3:00o.uu. Following the dinner. "The flnce they provide a profile of The Sr. Hi Fellowship will meeti cyprc-Sh Street, to Washing for war orphans. Lads", one of the area's most the student's ability in eight At its last meeting the de- t0 not a find s*P « the all pur- Poppy Days one basic purpose partment elected Mrs. Lee asat 7:30. ton Avenue to Roosevelt Ave- popular bands will supply the areas. With the guidance of his ! On Wednesday evening, June nue, east on Roosevelt Avenue music for dancing. The dance counselor he can survey. th*eu"chairman. Other new officers I fore the new Khool term. A honoring the nation's war will include Mrs. William Flan- 1, at ^30 the Nomination Com- to PershliiR Avenue, south on will start at 9 P. M. areas of endeavor which his Pershing Avenue to Cooke Ave- , Mra.
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