,,/rt Christmas Parade on Main Street, Woodbridge, Saturday at 1:30 P. M. m

NO. 43 Weekly WOODBRIDGE, N J., WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 22. 1961 FRICI TIR &RTB Or uro, «. J. liree-Year Appointment Sctaoo Qement 2 Firms eba 1 •»r Township Enginee6 r PersIsts° . * AT , ^ , , K ailed To Materialize Referendum Receive* PTA,Oiib Sanction;Named Defendants Protest from Group

e "WOODBRIDGE - With thi-- ' School Board Referendum «t 103 Years of Service for December S — tan than two i nance j weeks away — the controvf-r-v I over the purchase of the Fr?» -In Township Suit Dad-Son Team. Ferdinand and Thomas Ivath, !mnn Estates site for * futu-- !hi*h school ir Coloma. eor.-;r.- Offered Are Part of History of Fire Company wf unabated, atrtough pracT.- cally al; the debate come* trom At! Twin Slip .•u»d have By WINDSO* J. LAKIS WOODBRTDGE - Or> hun- The In(iep» naent-Leader hiu,. 1 1 was placed to the comnnmrty without r»-; .bf *. !) bombarded with "Lftters tn Tr- Editor" and aijpitny * Is Basis • • i»»t nlsht'i Unbursem>rit is tr» »nnable p(>sMr/;> ha-* bwn used Let- . alter a cau- record of a father and «on ters fmm thoKf who havp had ^ ran intro- team F<7dinaiwl and Triorr.af •thur sav or. the matter more Kath. who have jiTiri 'hu thar twice were elimmated to Of Issue • „• the Demo- mufh tiro* to Wondbridsr* r,rc •.pv- others a chance to state v. the caucus, Compart? JUM:- -.-lews A few letters ar- ;1 \1- Whe«Wr'» Frdlnand Kath rr.o *•::. v 1 WOODBRIDGt — Suit WW nv'-d after the deadline for th* filed Late yesterday afwnwem .:. fontradlctior. so yeah old next month ha< editorial page. i M Adam't the distortion of beini; 'h> in trie Chancery Dtvl*» at 8i- -•: .y transition y)!e wrvirw charter member n; A uroup formed in an efTort ' pc.-tor Coun hy Lewta 8. J«e*- v new Demo-th* company Tmn knowr. to to iialt the purchase of the Co- *ir.. special counsel. In benilf his mtlmatw at TK" has Uonia site — tbe 'Tovrn.sr:;'? of the Township, against Law- 1 i. the Repub-been contlnum* h:.< fatryr"« Committee for Better Schools' rence Clement. PubUc Woarka niuMer enough familiar name with 'ht- local is advocating neeatwe ballots General ?weman; •• • Adams de-farmer and U rir-srrtk 'he or. thf- rpferendani. iConcret* Products and -'j;;n« the or- oldest acjvr l-.vins m»rr.b*r Residents in other tect:o!i.< v. vatm^ Corporation and Man ::;.odU0fd at Both father and «on &'< :th»> Township, who fee! that lAlmasi Trucking Company k>- -netting with rhi»>!« ar.d arc number* °T mucr.-n°eled Khoo! construc- ca! firm.v that have been doteg December 19 rrcm-jt Ptr«r#n> \sw:. •tior. w-" be jeoparteec. and busintst w.': the mnnicipaltT fearful Woodbridge Senior Hur. for three de»'ades. .• :-'a,«O!- !or Tom who TIH 1> 85 tvv 1 ; 1 ••ar School might lose ito accredit-, The suits art the result of a •rid wi! . ~':re from *h<- •r.'Il -.-:. * r»o ser. rtiOi l ComiiwriY at 'hat tir atior, as a result, are evider.tly Town Comnuwee investigation just A:- anxious that thr voter? of municipul practicee instt- .::irer during nrrter."!* » member of •he • east affirmative ballots. 'tuted try tne Adams wisration, was Board of P:re Comnrteio ^ a :*>'-veai term oosinw !> lamed aft* ; Several gro*5)s have endorsed hta jthe referendum, the latest be- * AIDES: Mr> Riueell Moody, chairman of thr Tmrnship Sirter EenneT Fund • Jtr accord;™; father rwd hrid 'h+ yw ! for ing the Ise-lin DemoCTatic Club ",i'"..e\ Su-wurt "i«ht year* Appril is show* above with Mayor Frederick M Adams, honorary ehairnua. Wtth thrm an Prosecutor'$ I The president of that organiza- Mrs. Moodj'a five aides Mrs. Eeben Pirron* Mrs. Joseph Wlouewski. Mrs DBTM Mfller, de» t,h»t ihe Ftrd'ir.and arrived ir this THOMAS and rT.RDlNAM) KATH tion. Carmine Marino, a teach- Mrs. Nigel Crowley »nd Mn. John schrribet. 'i trie engmwr rountn from Germany u a In Town C§mtiaiua ;er at Seton Hall Diiivarsity, n- x -fading three youngster ar-d became a titl- jmlnded the members that "the' NET •'• ;» of the »TI wS-.er. rw wa* about r.ine Nehru Gives Interview isune situation existed tn Beile-i recording to »ea,-i old The fatnirv *r\*6 or. iville where the ^eopie wjsrted1 2*v • rt"t»r km »*WjV«ri 1ii»e'» *.r, th* jectio;. :the Bond issue and the high Donations Just Trickle swn tooiy trrtft .*-.. :ie said, then rallrd *-jp& 3pr.rwt" Hr- other three to fotn weeks be- J school there lost it* accredita- -.U!i'f would attended No 1 School and h* To Judge Kantor's Sontion." fore the second phase of the recall* beirn taught tv Mr* Blight Loae Afcredteatiim Tovnhip in\estig*ttan — the > Apyrwwd Acker Mrs flamed and Mr« WOODBR1DGE Urrv Kar.tor. «in of Magistrate and dupUcate delivery slips — A no In For Christmas Fund Mrs. Benjamin L Kar.tor. LL-iden Avenue, had the opportunitj- vote," Mr. Marino said, will be presented to th* 1 111 close i'-.--'..T.er.t, the Mr Kath 'ook a job with to interview Prime Minister Nehm recently as a Rtasers dele-," * the door to the col- By KITH WOLE organizauons have seen to it Fund conducted by The Inde- Grand Jury. • irsnted Fran- Hoiyrt Humphries who ran » gate tc i special nanoiial conference on the United Nations'; (Contained op Page t) WOODBBJDGE — Tomorrow that Thanksgiving baskets are pendent-ltader is successful. "Joseph Seaman, the aud- •••• x.;t to erw. a hardware stur-6 Iolk* ^ attend a foot- giving will be just another day of over 100 families. Each mem Mr. Dolan stated. "We art • - .u.« toward wam*d'va »" wb could wak ate of Wuodbridgr H^h School, -.,, ^ ...^v».v™.»r.ta]1 ^^ ^ ^^ m^ _ n0 ,3,^^ no p^p^ pi6i ber ^ ^^ tamilles wa6 giverl intervieiring all concerned W(X O Bratu* Qar-.Ormar. to Var- the tinsmith class of I9o8, he .i vKe presi- |H jj»g ^jOlHPftDy »BRIDGE - Lewis 8. home in tune to join their par- none of the things that go to good, warm clothing, each child and have received coopera- •*"".!] be from trade H* *tar>d in this TOCB- dent of the IalernMiotial R*- r J Jacobson, local attorney an-ients and grandparents for the make Thanksgiving. That scene received several *OJB and the tion" tior. ar.d worked at it for nine lauoas Cluo of Rutgers. 'nounced today that he has re-'annual Thaaksgtvmg feast of wiH be duplicated in practical-'entice family was provided with K o! JlnMr itration and deal vitk alleged uot. according ynn More thar. 1.000 student body |\ '«»**«- ^ UM»l.V/ cial counsel for the Township; in other homes there will be ship on Christmas Day. unless We hope to repeat the giving In the first count in the civfl M A ux-foot »r Wheeler x Cart«*t and the editors, honor students in m-i to the Reading Railroad awe, some unexpected joy for a few the lflth annual Christmas (Continued on Page 2) American 8melter and Refin- the Woodbridge Fire Company larj Mr. Jacobson said, with theiQiaiieV, ToWBship AsSCSSOr, Is SenOUsK' BllTned nearly every state in breached his duties of trust, ing Company C S Metals tr 1M2 at an election held Thurs- change of administration, it . ' confidence, fidelity and fiduci- Carteret and -Standard OB in "prjne Minister Nehrd de-' day at the firehouse. was the only orderly thine to WOODBKTDGOGE E — Townshipp. Mr. Chaneyy,, a tooool and diee pploded. ary relationship toward the .Baywa} After worbni for 32 uvernl the keynote address and Others who will serve Assessoi- WiUum Chanej, Sey-lexpert, was setting up a plant According to h\s family, Mr. nert *> plaintiff municipality in the ivwu-j at the National Lead r;. s Senator Joseph Clark 'D.- yearare: However, Mr. Jacobean saM.mour Placel , is > patieni t at St. fof r CeramicCi s 'Fabricators'Fri , Inc.I , Chaneh y is in faif r conditiondii . k House following particulars: Company th» »lder Kath re- pa chairman of the Senate y^ jsagtam ch^ be would remain as special'Joseph s Hospital, Paterson, Lyndhurst, when he noticed: Mr. Chaney. a life-long Ee- iPartteolan tired in 1M1 and ie has beon . on ln:ernationa. . .l Hacker: second assistant chief. counsel is the probe into mu-! where he is being treated for white fumes emanating from a publican, was recently appolnt- -takir* it t-asr «rr since" Orjuruiation Aftairi. «avi the William Gerity: captain, hue nieipal practices as that was third degree burns about the vat of acid. As he started to ed to a full term as First Ward "a In signing and cansinc <* Bovs Besides Thomas, be hat <«w dofing addfew jdtvuiQa, J«ry Jar dm; '•nottti an investigative matter. chest and arms. 'adjust the flame, the vat ex- assessor. the signing for. and thereby authorizing the payment oi, -K TERRACE other sows and a daughter \i: Kantor had the oppor-jj^^ diviBon Edwm Kaag: 'cm 10 to 11 "** Fandchiidrer. ^and ffve rj._:ty M meefwith delegatesjueutenant, hose division. Leon- {duplicate delivery slips for road imaterial, etc., as if such dupli- "* • ureat-fmuiehildren, all lmn« froln the Niserian, Philippta*,,^ umtiej; lieutenant, ^Tanzman and Greiner Appointed to Summer Drama UttBa first rtrt Ir^n L" S and Soviet Missions^yjQQj! George Wilcox; firei cate slips were separate origW jnal£.>' and in permitting tba The »!der Mr Kath whose K ,^e United Nations police, William Prion, John; p .• i n fit*** F» OfJIJ mpmorr a atflannn r«call» very Pi^wi diiwisaoaf *^e held ' ' 'signing of blank original slips, 3io ?ord Ave- 1 Continued on Page 7> ^ problems of Chinese ;as a result of which duplicate -T'.n Van Peh, oc festival Board; Ambitious rrogram Scheduled Representation African., De-iAndersch.Stanley Cheslak,' 'payments *'6re made by the '...(• Juvenile vrlopment and the tmtefl Na- pt^ Plavin. jplamuff municipality, instead Seporationists- File lions and the Role of the Non of the authorized and rightful In addition to the line of- Ibuvle payments for identical, or{lcers wert n.Jame •».s n . t ifuver Readied m ficeri. nor.-duplicated items to the *, that WOODBFIDGE-The he special conference was defendant contractors. for t»e Sewarrn and Port Reading President. Thomat- Fiapat- ' a In tailing and omitting by '-he Collegiate nck; vice president, William • thf United S ;io .«.ue and supervise prop» bruke- al- brief ir. their Van Tassel: treasurer. James studt :it or? J j instructions on the signing of Morey; secretary, Joseph Al- |SUCR delivery slips: th^ truing to de.elop informed -t.-oes- irom the an special counsel for lagaier, financial secretary, 1 c In failing and omitting student support for the UN. jut lighting and Town*hip. »nnounced today. Ttiomkt Bader. ito uiiiiguraK. keep or main- 1 •-arts, threw paint "We received the brief about Installatkin oeremonies will itair. pi-oper and sufficient au- DVNGEKOl'S _ •«•. pounded holes five days ago' Mr Toolan sai4 be conducted at the firehouse idii:! and records in and for the • > Damwe is ea- and I am now writing our FORDS—A snowball thrown Jan^' 'Road Department: ::<>m 13 000 to bne-' in answer. We should be u\a boy Monday, hit bus dnv-. I ' d In negligently or other- readj- to We in a couple pi Jger f Sdi'^l r mM Totym Cdlt Free wise iJrrmittmg such records urit ca^e 14 coan- week.*!. as »vi-j kept; to be decimated r local bureau it Shortly after Mr. by loss, theft or other abstrafc- Toolim J Academy. causi:ii het to stop to (uon. WOQDBRIDGE - John E. • "e. In failing and omitting Authorities for jejd «» m a d.^ for argu- ^Diar. Mar.Jr, AHmgton Toolan, cqunsel for the Trus- tees Of Free School Lands, U) support and annex to vouch- has called a conference of all eri all of the delivery slips per- parties involved In the liti- taining to their respective a Airade Iis/e(/ Saturday; gation regarding ownership 'voucners, of the site '"to see wheiher we "f. in r\«sli*MiUj or athsr- can't wort it out as n family wiit peroiitting many delivery and KM it- itKieA as soar: %n slip«> to be decimated by loss, Promises Gifts for Children possible" theft' ur other abstraction The conference ua* Dt«n "g In signing, or tauimg or tuve u»«««uon of Amboy Aveuut u^un. trum Nr»«i w*. ; permittmg the si^mng. of many U. a. Navy *ill ah» be m set far next Monday ar.d ui- oy the Wood- where Sana will «ugnt from ,;.t rited to attend are thr at- delivery slips in blmik of Commerce hi* sled and enter the Wair.rn, l,.(l torneys for the Township and , "h. In faihng and omitting to b* Wdl Laundromat w distribute ^ 8cout£ Gir, ^..^ ^ CHAHTER FUtsENTATlOft — Hit;i-lr»lr rWniamin 1. Kjnlor wcuud from Irft turns uvrr charter of UKurporatiun U ito inaugurate, kety or main- Board of Education. Mayor b«ard uf direcUm of WoodbruUc >uir>iu«r IMiuu lr»livii ]hr Tufttfehip-st'.baidLit-il i ulturil coup nuutporatrd i» a noii- i Frederick M. Adam.v Mayoi- tain any written inventory of or8*niMtiOB. J'Tam Irft U> i»:bl Kinurth tUrtiicll Judgr aUntur. Mrs. Kuxr BeUfsky rxecutm diret-tor. Awrniblj- the plaintiff municipality's road eleet Walter Zirpolo. repre- gun Nuriu/u liiiumau, tuid (ufmef major AIUJLM * Gretner. sentatives of the Board of equipment and materials. ! "i. In failing and amitung" to tnat Ideation. Town Committee te6 s ' WOODBHIDQE A»»BI:J1¥-JaUii Zulli; Hti'ifallan Depart- taUon waa madt D> Maglstralf The tfcsUvitl, •• ltd into town by be on the parade will be teW Siwr-' Add TnuUM of Free School Iro candy. jnan Norawii Tansmaii and.moui »u|>ntuar. and Kcm.cia ikujdimu I. Kautc*, the giuupti tii-ely by the Towiuhip last ra the defendant contractors •tis and marching distributing December 2 »t 1:30 P. M. Lande are Al 0*y. 'former Mayor August P GreuvjO. Uaitnett, Scwwen, an am.|£«aJ a4n«nr-. vwi. Mn aUftnuon iWntout both as Uquanuty 1 »lxi eaiiMcted that Asatsung » The Chnstmao para4f marks ^ will be entered Cohen, and Hs NAMED SCHOOL Gl'AKD 'er have bti» named to theiuevspapct editor Incorporation da a aim-profit the Metropolitan area with rta! "toairtharted ramMtv" ^h!l WOODBRIDQE — Mrs Anue board of du««wrs of th« Woad-» The tifih dut^toi a Mi§. wency u> a fim stey in making presentation of Shakespeare s The complaint rurUwa chars- Or will lorm at the Among the s Vallea was appointM a SsAooi bnog« Summer QMW* twuyal, Belatktty. bQard chairman the group eligible tor tajc-de-/'As You Like It" uj.,W(Mdbridg* es that "aa a result of the lpa*' Town Mrs Henry A• . Beialakj- • -- . ej«c«- - • Certificat- -• e of- incorporation ducuble conBihuUpatrihutipruni from in-'Park. gQJBf hreachea by the da- ••'•• on Green Street'Carteret High _-,-. the Christmas ufchu oJcommiCtee laax njfht. She wlUJU've director, announced today {was presented to tbe board at a dustrie*. organiiations and to- of H persons took fendant. dement, of his fldo- u r nrttiag last week in the home dividual*, according to Mrs. advaatt** of the fr« pcrfonn- clary relationship toward tin •Vvenu*. UP R»n««hVTW Drum "* • «' 12"t!! street foi the tin* tune take the place of Mrs. Ob»ei Other director* t nA frnm IWoU «b« reaitned Oetobtt M.!newb incorporated Mis. Belaiblcj. The pttatB-lBelafsky (Cmtami M Pap D (qanttmad on fm "H street, tte woodhniif. »*» ** Uus wasoo u> th* WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, PAOB TWO

"Money Is needed at present Cllflord Handerhan, newly- zatlon ol cultural enterprlsei, to alleviate the crowded class- electfd vice president of tlvj Tanzman AccorJinR to Mrs, Belefadcy, Donation rooms and the adding of class- Board, addressing Interested: Woodbridfte has already anti- rooms 'o present schools In-Jvoters at the Fords Junior High cipated thr need and is the on- Continued from Page 1 > (Continued from Page 1) stead o: waseful use of fundsjSchool made a stntemmt.i i|y community In the state with again this year - but we must ances here and in Wartnaco for uustJtable lands. The peo- which he Inter SPII! to the press.I a (subsidized theater. ;have at least $4,000 to aooooi- Park, Elizabeth. The Elisabeth ple arc losing confidence in the U follows: | j ROBI. performances were staged at She introduced the of Board- ability and tactics of "It is the desire of tlir Board _ _.. to representative* ofj All contributions to The In- the invitation of the Union; handl.if money adequately. A Of Education to Inform the the Township's women's club*)dependent - Leader Christmas public fully on the tnx conso- County Parks Commission. petition is in circulation and parent-teacher group* andjpund are voluntary — In the throufiicut the Township de- q: of the proposed M.S0O,- Woodoridge recently gave t0 Stanley Mann, president of Spirit of Christmas. The Inde- mandi: g that the Board split 00C tx^id issue to be voted on the festival permanent blessing'^ junior Chamber of Com-lpendent-Leader doe« not aend Its proposal Into four separate j December 5. This proposal is when Township Commlttet:|wrMi ».n|Ch co-sponsored theaters to organisations asT ~ SO that the votersldeslgnrd to provide necessary unanlmously approved the M5-; | ] | t summer. 'tftetn to contribute, bwauw ffst va as jj, „.-„-,„, m mUfh of thehigh school fanlitles for the pointment of Mrs. Bekf.iky to Attending were the following: members of the staff feel that u lg and n_ Children of Woodbridtfp Town- a three-year term as executive! Mr* Rollln Hubbard and contributors should want to |ateg expansion ship, including an addition to director. iMrs. Domtnick Valvano of the give on their own to such »nd rfject* the questionable the extsUng senior high school.' Mr*. Belftfuky at the meeting.Colofla Federated Women's! Torthy charity. jpprtlons of the proposal which a new high scdooi in Iselisi In.lipf hume reviewed last sum-:Clulw; Mrs Stephen Afaiasi, Fire Co. Gives ftftft Irelates only to future expansion q of lanclj for n fttlure rr'er'r success and outlined next the Women's Club of Wood-, 'Contr|but1ons the first week mA C8tl be considered at a laterhigh s<-hool In Colonia. Vnron's objectives, which In-bridge: Mrs. George Molnar ' thp drlv(1 ,otal |371 IOI with'iht*" "Tlie proposal will be fir.:-.tir-j d'Jde two productions of and Mrs. Sidney Feinberg, thg Woodbrld(ip Fire Companj' Within Walking nd ed by the Issuance of long term Shakespeare and a children's Women's Club of Fords » i(jOh»tln(r its annual contribu One school man, who has bonds The bond? will become Pto- M"- , ™ffrt Rlpp*n> Hlgn!tlon of $100. been in the local system moreldue at the rate of $250,000 per She noted current Congres- school PTA. I Abraham J. Neiss also sent hJn lhrep dectde gnd wnomr c(imm(.Ucins In 1963 and stonal hearin?s into the state Mrs Belafsky asked the 5 fl))nugl ^ntnbutitm of *.->0Mked that he not be nanWending in '.!>81. Interest on the of the fine arts and the plea by;women to seek the support or ^^ donor, tnU wf(>k were. ; ^^^ .. ^^ {^w wM by for obvloUS rfMons mi , Leopold Stokowski, amonu oth- their groups for the summer mo t r p QfOfte F j,,,,,.^ udiM Anx- that „ one drew aa circl rcee a milie the BoarB d was 4 W: and if the Ulany' of Avenell p^ Compancomnyy rw]lu, ers for governmental subsidi- program from thf PtMmm mtrket is cood, B similarlll y ffav- and Anonymous. tlO each;, site it be found orable rntc should be obtninebtdd ;Carol\-n Broman and Pasquale it includes more than JO per 'The -pay-as-you-Bo' me'.hod

•;,*>»:• Montazzoll. S3 each. Donattons^^ o{ the colonia student*. used in the 18.000,000 element-| already received when the drive|Tnus most o{ students at-jary and junior hleh school con- opened were receipts of the tending the future Colonit' struct ion program which re- Keasbey Fire Co. - Township High School would be within quired raising $1,500,000 DRAMA MEFTINO — The hoinl nf ditert.ir^ of the nr«l>-incorporated Woodhrldgf ^umnrr Drama Vr\\\\,,\ empires game s 107.10: Wllll- walking distance, eliminating each of three years has been am S. Neebe, 125; Woodbridge transportation costs. completed and will not be rr-j orcanij^tion :iinu to mrmlirrn (if lnunsliip «mn.in\ i luhs *l * mpctinj last week in thr home of Mr*. I:,,,, Township Memorial Port, Jew- South Park Drive. Thr troup pl.ms to iirudmr two Shakrspf irran pla)!i »nd a children'* play licit «.ummrt War Veterans, $5 and lrft Jo right. Kenneth llarthflt, Mrs. Bel.iMi\. Mrv RUlin llulib»rd, Stanley Mann, Madttratr Brnjamln I K Woodbridce Publishing Com- srmhlyman Norman Tan/man and former Mivor August F. (irrlnrr; front row, Mrs. Domlnirk Valvano. Mu pany, $50. Almasl, .Mr<. (iforije Mnlnar, Mr*. Nldnrjr Frlnbfrg and Mm. Robert Rippfti. All expenses of the Fund areiS 27 paid for by The Independent- la WATCH MART J newed. Therefore, approval of: "The Bo.irri fids that the educational facilities absolutely,able but distinct!-. Leader. Every penny contribu-1 SHOPPING S thr referendum on December S.jtaxpayi-rs u: Woodbridge have required and without frill*. 'uatlonj." ted Is used to aid the needy dl- " The Discount Jeweler "should not mean tin Increase in'made n great sacrifice in the "The Board of Education rectly. DAYS amount heretofore paid, post in M-liools on the does not want its Township toj Good used clothing, washed* THE RAHWAY-WOODBRIDGE 'TIL | Based on current raUbles in 'pay-as-i'ou-eo' method. Now'lose It* accreditation as recent- Shipwrecked \i.. and ironed or dry-cleaned wllljl AREA'S NETTEST JEWEIXB S tht Township of Woodbridge, we must luiance our hlgh'ly happened in BeUeville, nor oUwr who be accepted. Workable toys, inj ; CHRISTMAS (Esl. Dec LJ9«O1 8 the part of Uie annual tax al- school needs as we purchMe'do we want triple sessions ln f . good condition, will also be ac- S l located to the $4,500,000 bond our homes — by paying over a'ftur high ifhwB. HWtOvtl ofrtfl ~ BeIore >» 1 jcepted up to and Including De-R r issue will be approximately 114 long period of time, This Should the referendum on December 5h?haP. think It's cerneber 16. ;| be no great burden on our tax-;wlll substantially assist In pre-jwarn you that I !. «M per year on ihe average home All gift packages and foodiH I which is assessed at $2,500. payers yft give our children tlic venting both of those lntoler-:na*ty cold. orders will be distributed De-'fi cember 22 with the aid ofj Township and privately-owned g trucks. Road Department work- g ers annuallv donate their serv- W ices In loading the trucks and( in delivering the packages In i every section of Woodbridge To^Tishlp. I Checks should be. drawn in| the name of Independent- 5 Leader Christmas ?und and.E mailed to The Independent- ;I Leader, 18 Green Street, Wood-'B bridge. |

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(Continued from Page l> j v lieges and universities for the w students 'of Woodbridge Town-" ship and triple sessions will bef forced upon us." | (ING'J.'f HAMlUICEl HESH CMCKfH S*UD A number of the PTA groups 5 Qillil WITH WA1NUJI are supporting the referendum!! s*i*o and for this they have been'| Is Christmas JIINIESS m AM AND CMEilS taken to task by the "Township ;S Committee for Better 8chools"|S which stated-the cost of the slteR Give That Extra-Wonderful Gift... SI1AWHIRY CIEAM Hi is too high. || CHOCOIATI CMf P I WHOi! WHIAT DOUGHNUTS 10« The statement continues: ;« ...an COFFEE CAKE 10) Complete ENGAGEMENT DIAMOND OUI HEAVENIT" COIIU Brilliant, flawless diamond CHOCOUTE MINI Pre-Teen Christmas VITAMIN D MIU Selection in 22 lovely Jaclc Quinn FltSH FIUIT C4ANCE MINK styles from »?5.M to 11500.00 GRABERS YOINGSET SHOP ...a And .. .tipping is not permitted. 19 State St. Perth Amboj So Much to be tun BRACELET and CHARM 43 bracelet styles from »«.O0 to $145.00 and 370 different Thankful For, charms In stock from to I45.M

• a * Q A hearty turkey dinner, with friends and loved ones around us - these are the traditions of Thanksgiving. Since that first FAITHFUL WATCH Our specialty! Engineered to tell Pilgrim feast, Anioritaus have had piuch to be thankful for, time, styled to please and guaranteed to run. 67 styles from 119.95 to in their whole way of life, with its Codgiven abundance and US0.M. All 17-Jewel or more. hard-jyon freedom. As we prepare to observe Thanksgiving ...a 1961, we join all Americans in heartfelt thanks for the great CLASSIC JEWEL BOX blessings bestowed upon this nation . ., . and we at United A treasure chut for your treasures, Roosevelt Savings and Loan Association extend to you and la antique gold and Belgian' glass. i fli.M to fM.M. youTs, our sincercst wishes for a happy Thanksgiving. .

...Justa LADY'S RING Ntt at WATCH MABT! The rings are lovely, unumal and DIVIDEND RATE SAVINGS MADE ON OR BEFOIll striking. 320 different styles from THE20THOFANY (ttONTH *7,M to $14S.M. All 14-K. gold. 2 I PER WILL EARN DIVIDENDS FRDV I ANMJM THE »ST OV THAT MONTH ...The MEN'S RINGS I SavtnJi bmred ap U flO.ooo b> anticipated Federal BaVlnja an4 Ult liuurancr ( -1 are handsome, ma»cullne ityks that he will wear with 1 WASHER pleasure. From 114.51 to 1175.00. 1 ..& A Portable Dishwasher can i \ These are only a few of the hundreds of gifts Ji be used in any kitchen Watch Matt has selected with you In mind. If | D Simply roll to sink and attach you haven't been to Watch Mart yet, then join | i to faucet. the hundreds of your neighbors who have. Give us the pleasure of helping JOB to give the right UNITED ^ 0 Holds 12 pla$e settings. gift to the right person. I QPre-rinses, washes, rinses and OPEN TILL 9 P. M. DAILY dries — automatically. (Except Saturday-* P. M.) ROOSEVELT 0 Dishes and glasses come November 14 Till December 24 sparkling clean. * Savings and Loan Association

BUY A OI8HWASHBK AT YOUR FAVORM $T0MI WATCH MART I 11-15 COOKE AVE. PUBLIC SERVICE _ The Discount Jtweiry Store CARTERET ELECTRIC AND GAS COMPANY Colonia Shopping Plaza, Route 21, Colonia K12544& TAX PAYING tBRVANT Of A «KKAT BTATf Y«L FU 1TI777 - FREE PACKING at the Plaaa PAOE THREl WEDN1E8DAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1981 . Kunak Brownie Troop 79 WomenEleci 28 Woodbridge StudentsReady to Aid Needy WOODBRIDG E—The Mew Slate Brownies of Troop 79 have s Elected Continue Studies at UJCworked and earned money to prepare a basket for n nerdy Of Officers WOOUBRIDQE - Twenty- family for Thanksgiving and * W<« H)BRIDOE- Election Of r,roup Head Rlit Wootlbridge area reM- are proud of the fact, they cnts have resumed their col- [iftn-'-rnt: Mrs Albert Bowers, jf, girls. Troop members arc- (111, jirS. WUllamPerna of fil Oxford Road. Charles J scrvlfirv: Mii.i Lorrtw Hub#f, ,! vice president; Mn Parks of 13 Canterbury Lane.. Cathy Ombre*, Judy trrnsm v and Mlci Faint Allen, treasurer; Mr Frank C. PHionls of 77 Lincoln Srhlpslnger, Judy Kaufman !ti0»nn, hi^orifln , Mulligan, recording aec Avenue, Philip O. Prawwr Phyllis Friedman. Linda rtrrlr .. Mrs. Michael Tetese 429 ColoniB Boulevard, Stephen Moore, Melody Willis. r>bra . rWt 1: Mr* "ponding secretary an Warshal, Wendy Bernstein Mi< Fm Pruswr of 429 Colonia Boule- Rdward Tn«l cl*elf 2 Walter Sobleslri, sergean vard, Miss Arlene T. SantolU of Cindy Cohen, Susan Klken 1 JVNE DATE SKT: Mr. and Holm- Pi'trrwn. clrei" 3. ?ot ,„.; The new officers W 45 Avalon Drive. Donald Mlndy Nedzela, Marln Mrs, Frauds \V. Kvans, Lin- thr evuliiB circles: Mrs. Wtl- ,!Stnllrd December 12 Sinaer of IS Wendy Road. HI Debbie Martin, Joyce den \vpmir, W'nodhrldie, liitm Wrli'W. circle 4: Mm. .'p M. at a dinner Bt the ry Sotnikoff of 867 Inman Ave- ben*. havr announced thf encage- j Kenneth Ree'ini'7- •• clrele 5; nue, and Frank M. Suchwnla Also Cheryl Levliip. Karen merit of their daughter. Ar- and Mrs, Fred MeEUwnnjf, of 55 West Street Wlnograd, Ann Murio Car SCHOOL SECRETARIES rNIOM7.EI>: The WoodbrldRe Ti.wmhip Srhool Irrkj and Sfc- niJ,il rrports of all com- Irne Franrls, to John Peter circle 6. tegna, Christine Andresik, tari* "oral 405 anlliated with the American Frder.il.* of Teachers, rrcclvrd H, flutter .'.', s rtt u be submitted at the Porrellana, ion of Mr, and Also, Fords—John J. Courtot Appointed to the nominating Cheryl Weissman. Margaret hiTa-ert rom Miss Mar* While. SUtr PreHidenl nf thr AFT. Left t« rluh are Mrs. ,,,|,,.r 12 meeting. An w- IVfm. Vincent Foreellana of lof 931 King Georges Road, PATRICIA BAEBATO committee were Mrs. Robert Germinarlo, Kathleen Mor- John I Ruth. Mrs. l« ph V.lentl. Miss Whit, and Mrs. William Radiey. !'|. of Rifts wlH also be Warden Avenue, Hopeliwn. John M. Pekote of 50 Glenwood w Clflik. chairman: Mrs. Kenntth ENGAGEMENT TOLD: Mr, Terrace, Thomas M, Gutwein tenson, Karen Welriimrten, Rrrhnltjer and Mrs. Llewellyn Mls« Evans, a eradautt of and Mrs, Alfred Barbato, of 158 Liberty Street, John R, and Adele Miller. [Holder.. , inuoiis were made to the Woodbrldge High School, at- Tappen Street, Port Reading, Hanlck of 69 Ford Avenue, Wil- The special DTOgrart of OW I,',,,,.,, Hospital Auxiliary; tended State Teachers Col- announce the engagement of liam .Melnlwk, Jr, of 522 New evening was conducted by Mrs. Vniistma* Seal Fund; ln- leie, Eait Stroudsburi, Pa,, their dauitnttr. Patricia, to Brunswick Avenue, and George McElhenny which imfluded the . ..iicnt-Leader CHrlstmas and Is employed by the Pru- Paul A Mlrknlci, son of Mr. Seminary Dean dential Insurance Company H. Munn of 27 Johnson Street; dedication o( ChrlAmai gift* • in(i the Boonton Home and Mrs. Andrew Mlcknicz, Iselln—John E. Flynn of 193 [and offerings which will be sent of America at IU Newark of- Linden Street, Carteret. fice. Mr. Porcellana, * gradu- Elizabeth Avenue; Sewaren — to the Presbyterian Homes »t monstratlon On making Miss Barbato if a gradu- To Preach Here •\ ' ate of the same school, at- [Gerald C. Toth of 33 North IBelvldere and Haddonfleld and . items out of aluminum ate of Woodbrldm Hlth AVENEL — Rev. Dr. Timer tended St. Peter's College, Robert Street. to the church of Rev. J. Bar> .•.Is nlven by Mrs. Mulligan. School, elasi of I960, and ii Homrigheusen, Dean of the jni'tti in Port Pierce, Pla. Tha Jenwj City, and is employed Also, Woodbridge — Francis] ,, nrent costume social at a private secretary at the Faculty at Princeton Seminary, Klf ts were made and donated 1>T by the Household Finance E. Amsel of 14 Marlboro Lane, I;,!IOIIM many prize's were Ceramic Technical Service will preach at the First Presby- the women as part of their Corporation, Perth Amhoy. Robert E Grossman of 624 Lin- ilrd A group priie was Laboratory of Metal and iterian Church, Sunday, at 10 World Service Program. The weddlni has been set den Avenue. James A. Kocsls of Thermit Corporation, Rah- land 11 A. M. Rev. Dr. Charles d.'fi to: Mrs KRlbhenn announced for June IS. 61 Caroline Street, Miss Sue R way, MacKenzle, pastor will preach i,,id Mrs. Matt Salvla. several future events including Pfrtffer of 806 Ridgedale Ave- Mr. Micknin Ii a graduate at the 8 and 9 A. M. services. •i i, (I Mrs. Allen. Mr. and nue, Richard J. Rowlnski of 7 a special workshop for new of Carteret Hifh School, class The men of the Churchwill (circle leaders at her home, Not- Kunuk, Mr. and Mri-Ml- Irjs Place, Mark A. Swltwir and of im and it tn the United , Hrabar. Mr. and Mr«. Fire Auxiliary Richard P. Swttwr of 24 New .gather at 6:30 A. M. for a Com- iember 30. 8 P. M, and a spe»- States Navy, MRfnr on the munion breakfast, Dr. Mac- rial Christmas service In Uw i, i William Dwyer. Other Brunswick Avenue. . n U.S.S. Orion, out of Norfolk, Kenzfe will celebrate Hnly Com jchurch, December 21, J P. M. s wont to: Mrs. Godfrey : Mr. Jensse^i, Mr. Konesky, Va. ;)son, Mrs. John Kosak, ' Elects Officers Mr Magnuson, Mr. Parks, Mr. munlon. Bruce Larson, Kxecu- :il itlve Secretary of Faith at Work Kdward Mozeleskl. PORT READING - Election,Slnger. Mr. Sotnikoff. Mr. will be the guest speaker. •HI»dc o( wedding gowns off officerffi s totootkkk placl e at t aa mjpe^eetj , Mr.. Grossman, Mr, Ro-, I At 3 P. M., a new member Sewaren Couple fi rtUired. Each husband jing of the Ladledl s AuxiliarAili y of winstei. Mr Mark Switzef and[History Club class will be held. All wishini; to •„ pick out his wlle'g gown. the Port Reading Fire Com- Mr. Richard Switzer are en- 1unite with the Presbyterian i- o> furnished by John- Given Farewell pany Friday in the Fire House, rolled in the Day Session. Bazaar Nov. 29 Church are invited. Rev. H. ,i,i.-k.i' band. [West Avenue. Evening Session students are: Addtson Woestemeyer from the SEWAREN — Mrs., Michael !:• Mulligan was chairman Newly elected officers are: tfr Hartman Mf Herits, Mr. SEWAREN — The bazaar of First Presbyterian Church in Karnas was guest of honor at . he committee Included President, Mrs. John Kallna: | the Sewaren History Club will Carteret, will speak on "What's a "going away" dinner party \Hchael Tetesco, Mr« Al- vice president. Mrs John Es- open next Wednesday, Novem- become of Christmas" at the 8 jgiven for her at the home of Mis Robert Cuna, Mrs. tok: secretary, Mrs. Michael ber 29, in the Sewaren Preel•P. M. Slngspiration service [Mrs. Edward Snell, last Thun-,. [Public Library at 11 A. M. Mrs. .•.„:. Mrs. Oeorge 8haffer. Galamb, financial secretary, Courtot, Mr. Gutwein, Mr. Ha- SoloiSts for the evening will be ATTEND CONVENTION: Rabbi Philip Brand. Confreffatlon B'nal .Jacob, Avenel and Martin day. Simon Larson Is general chair- owen Roff, .Mrs. Perna, Mrs. Michael Soleck! and trea- nlck. Mr. Melnizek, Mr, Munn, |Susan and Marcla Burrows. Litinger, Colonia, president of the congregation, attended the biinnlrl convention of the Mr. and Mrs. Karnas and surer, Mrs. Sabby Martlno. man. their family are moving to Klmer Dragos, Mrs. Mo- ...... „_—, ••-•---• Mr. . FlynnFlynn.. MrMr,, TothToth,, MrMr.. AmAm-- The square -round dance United Synagogue of America and Canada at the Concord Hotel, Riamesha Lake, N. Y., The following committees' Muhlenburg Park, Pa,, where ,;: Mrs. Thompson and ,ift wu voted to he Mid-|wl Mr Kocs)s and MlM Pfelf. last week. Left to right, Charles Rosenjarten, Waterbury, Conn, president of the World have been appointed: scheduled for November 24, is Howard Hudjens. dleseox County Tuberculosis andand) being sponsored by the Senior Council of SynagoRues; Rabbi Brand and Mr, Litiniffr. Reports on the convention were Mr. Karnas has taken a new Coffee and doughnut table, Health Leamie. Majoring in liberal arts are: High Fellowship. Ellen Thorsen given to the Avencl congregation by the local delegates. position. As a going away gift, A Christmas social will bc| Mrs. Joan Gadek and Mrs. H Mrs. Kamas was given an au- |Mr. Parks, Miss SantolU, Mr. and Carolyn Hawkes are co- B. Rankin; General table tomatic electric frying pan. held after the December 15, Sotnikoff, Mr. Pekete, Mr. chairmen, assisted by Ann lladassah Holds meeting and *2 00 ggifti s will bfl •Grossman and Miss Pfeltfer. (Christmas gifts and home I The dinner table was deco- made articles) Mrs. A. W., Swisstack, Donna Hiller, Mar- exchanged. Mrs. Joseph Neves Mr. Hartman. Mr. Jenssen, CWV Auxiliary Plans Thanksgiving I rateratedd witwithh cacandled s and a cen- |Scheidt, Mrs. R. G. Crane, Mrs.tha Welmer, Sue Menke, Randy Mr. Munn, Mr. McColley, Bob Meyer, Berna- O • C . terpiece of fall flowers. After Donor Meeting .chairmen in charge of hospital- -j, William Neveil, Mrs. H. D. Amsel d Rowinskl are Clark and Mrs. W, W. Brun- dette Gibson, Uancy Morse ijerVlCeS oCl the dinner, the bouquet and a lty and will be assisted by Mrs.'^ major whlle Mr Her. coraane also of autumn flowers woODBRIDGE — A donor dage. Sharon Halm, Linda Messier Many Coming Events fl ,Prank Barbato Mrs^ James Mr mrQnls Mr phiu mrting of the Woodbrldje Mary MacKenzie, Tina Olijnyke WObDBRIDGE — Special were given MTS. Karnas by Mrs. CtardWlo Mrs. Joseph Covlnojp an(J Mr Suchwala are Also the Grab Bat: Mrs. Alex Hadavsuh was held Monday. iLeslie Carle and Joe Desplains Torn. Christmas party will be services on Thanksgiving Day Ted_Manger m^^Ti^ W thon Covlna Urban, Mrs. William Baran and WOODBRIDGE — The Mt. Oiu'st .sinker wu Mrs. Irving "L I ^ y Imajorlni! in business adminia- Music for dancing and. enter- idd at this time with exchange nave been announced by Chds- Carmel Catholic War Veterans «(••' Mrs. Michael Ebner; The cake, tainment will b(>. furnjshed by Mick. National Medical Center The. dark horse prize was won tra(|On [Ladies Auxiliary will be hostess' thm Scftnce Churches serving pie. cookie and candy table: the Chordiefs -•with Norma ^^SS the fund-raising coordinator. Mrs. by Mrs. Jnwph Jordano and: M j0 ta ta engineering are: Mrs Elwood Wickburg, Mrs. to the Middlesex County CWV Se- ,Mr. Staphen Prasser, Mr. Sing- alia. I.1WUUU VTIW&ULUB, iruo. MUCK has been a delegate on the social prize was won by Mrs Ladies Auxiliary, November 29, er, Mr. Courtot, Mr. Melnizek. (Ralph Gamo, and Mrs. Joseph Taubert, vocalist. .s srAy of Christ, :'•.:• special occasions to Schillaci. 1 A Christmas party and recog 18 P. M. at Mt. Carmel Hall, Mr. Flynn, Mr. Toth, Mr. Pocklembo;, Flower arrange- vrap packages at Lyons' Vet- W»r!d Zionist Congreu, most „ 7^ . ... ments: Mrs. John Kozusko, nition of new members will be Smith Street, with, Mrs. Ann Mr Mark Swttzer and held by the Women's Associ- • ceiitiy held in Jerusalem, last Pt. Readmit Auxiliary K^, M Mrs. John Cassidy and Mrs Arva and Mrs. Rose Kovacs in Christmas, and on Docem- Mr Richard 8witzer ation December 12, at 8 EM. in M. has been set Mrs, Martin Snee U'cembtT. She spoke about the Olive Van Iderstine. charge. i.'fwtit day political and re- Honor* Fire Company - church hall. Speaker will be1 At the regular meeting, last lu:mis problems In Israel. En- PORT READING - On Sat- Miss C. Miller of Home Service week in charge of Mrs. Joseph t.'rta!iiment was provided by Urday evening, the Ladies Aux- DriveAn Theater Girl Scouts Klirhinate Department, of Public Service Fedor, plans were announced 7M Bmor, Israeli singer, ac- iliary of the Port Reading Fire Electric and Qas Co. "Christ the service will start at 11 A. M. lifelong resident • of Sewaren. To have Fireworks as follows: ivenue. tf rdioiwst and composer, who Company and its active honor- Party; Help Needy mas Around the World" will No collection of any kind is They have one daughter, Eliaa- On December 3 the auxiliarj Winner of the dark tjorse was " these services ^^ beth Ann<- now a freshman at MI.-: songs of many lands, in- or of the Port Reading Wre AVENEL—Girl Scout Troop [Miss Miller's topic. EAST BRUNSWICK - To- Mrs. Joseph Kovacs Hostesses h invit€(J the pub. u6j cmi college, Highland hls own compositions. [Company and its active ronor- 49 prepared a Thanksgiving A movie "Travelogue of Ha- will attend New Jersey Stab nbers. HusDanos oi night and continuing through werwore MrsMrs. Rose Kovacs and :"' ,1J Pallsw»n,, N , VY . unrandt twoo sons., Ml- basket of food for a needy fam- wait" was shown at the Golden Department CWV breakfast a lice to attend. A special ceremony to be &ry of the auxiliary were Saturday, the holiday bill-of- Mrs. Bernard Jorgensen. Lesson-Ser- chael who has been a pupil in ily instead of having a holiday Circle meeting by a represen-jst. Theresa's Church, Linden, ••••id 111 April wiU honor the members jfare it the Turnpike Drive-In, t the sub- Woodbridge High School and u sts tative of the California Oil Co. December 6 the regular mee Wodbndjje Chapter and all!*!*" K '' > |Route 18, East Brunswick will party for themselves. ,»u,c Ul U1C >,»»»..» u,, v.., r ^ - , ,,„ j^ birthday of Mrs! Gracejing at 8 P. M. Ing bas December 6, 6 P. M. at the of "Thanksgiving" is the Martin who attended classes in ::-. who have pledged ISO 00! Mrs. Pats>— -•-, , Joey" and "Legend of Names forr their ppatrols were The birthday of Mrs! Grace,ing at 8 P. M. in.chaige of Mr 1 gcofield was also celebrated. Mary Nemeth and Miss An, hall. Orders should be placed en Text from Psalm 107: the Sewaren School, •r more toward their donor.lJoseph Schiltacl wre ««h»jr-je Ichosen as follows: Pixies, Dev that men would praise the Others present were Mrs. Mrs Peter D with George Silvaney, post com- I :, :s in honor of Radassah'sjmen. Mrs Peter DoMena. assis-!theIn addition, a gala fireworks ils, Martians and Porget-Me Stanley Karnas, Mrs. Michael auxlhary eh^aplaln m : mander,, or any other member. ^ fm his goodness> and for : ^ {or tonlght Nots. Marcheski. Mrs. Al Barchetkl, Tentative plans were made' nderful work to the child- The next meeting is Tuesday nis WO Mrs. William Egan, Mrs. John this tra-jat 6 P. M, at the First Presbyb - for a penny sale in January. rerenn ooff menmen!! AnAnd le lett thet m sacri- i f thks Kerley, Mrs. John Sklar, M». Iterian Crurch hall. REO DINER fice the sacrifices of thanks- and Mrs. Louta Ker^dy urged to stand firm giving, U declare His works guta Dp she attended tn New on housing bias. "»"" iw^'-'-p' — •—ijiJl ''•"it City. | 8 COURSE H'frt'shmenti were In chargej a«9aBBSsas9is»^ ' Mrs Emanuel Adler, chalr- ':• »nd Mrs. Martin Bett- II:.I t>«oratlons (Hid visual! THANKSGIVING FEAST Attention :!:•! *ere provided by Mrs. >t Hoffman. Chairman. Announcing O 9 9 'ikvah and Star Spangled] R..: ,l>tcci«ud. But Did Silver lUon«Ung and Lamp Cutting a Specialty WASHING WELL SEE the Beautiful Qirihlinas Deroratioua lighted "«iU eitn attention too, 'specially when it com" 119 Main Stmt, FKEE PARKING for huiwlmfc of cars in R.R- parking bt lu hit Ananciil security. Mr. Philipjormerly of East Orange iNfar Ail' I'li4t'i why we provide nce prdtection with PenonJil Service. and CarouseU to serve you. This Saturday Afternoon | Saife'S M 10 VlOlrilEt •i ~—-^•^•*^—^**^ |l i « SponsoreCtiiin«iaro(dl hbvy ththe For Appomtment Vincent J Pavese & Co. iinitMxtialely Rttl * lnwr»n« Woodbridge Chamber of Conrce Smith St., Perth Gall ME 4-9234 Christmas Parade Hi !-«M I« * In Case of Rain, Paradfe Will Be Held CLOSED MONDAYS Santa Has Tfiag of Candy for Every |» Saturday, Deciember 2.- at 1:30 P. M. ^ ^^ Boy and Uirl. . . . Come and See the Parade at 1:30 P.M. attained In the PAGE POUR Achievement terts, A cake tale will b* By St. CtcMtPTA„ , __. all Mams Sundav 'Survivor to be TAemeJHlIClubMakes ISEUN annual BJILIN - *. OcelJa'l PTAa g^ Anna ^ •. PERSOMALS AreConiplete ollc ilihop'i ThBnksglvtm 1 and 2 met In Our Lady ofsuppl, -y and sell clothing collection for tinLourda Itoil aft* W. Curtln IR in , Of Rally November 30 — The CYO of 8t. needy overaeaa U In progrwi Teacher oonfereneM by Mr». J p Church will ipoiworlthlj wwk and all St. awroom#. •So MteMtewS- w from 7 ttoWto la'a PartaPariahionerh a are asked to Spetkeri for the ewntaf 111 P M in Our Lady of Lourde»|partlclpat*. A. j. TJhl, the Mtt Teitlnf! Billy Woodbrldge Township will be Township 1 ^.vl«, who explained the pur-jlot of people informed on defence measure* include^. ... - . 1' i Mostt neneedee d Items art men * their jchlWren of Mr. and Mrs. Harry panto, aklrt* and work- pone and value of the terta, the from the iho »t a Civil Defend R*Hy No- turing cpoaken and a M m RJO.«»T. were guest* of and method of storing and the from a Uttle hlih<< 30. 7:45 PM. at Schooled mswer period, will uslnit 'he dub's new VUion 1 winner in th* first d Vrf Owfr* Maxwell, meaning the children'! aeon* —Toledo iio»3 21. Inmiin Avenue, movies and machine :« •" •« for a week. (o be answered are gtn*j chapter vrttt Smral girl, and «Wr^^ Pl«tn- COM! THE HOUDAT MASON, you -night ;«kr of Mi the leilon of "do-lt-youraelf" fans. When fnoin necessary, if-community 9 UVM come for a risit. ha»e a "aerve yourself t«h: for waitlni. The menu It flexible: a variety of chin. S «?S^"K «..» » ""VS^'' •*"" »Sn.U-.. Slim cm»n, the CYO will ^ontributlonjl miy ralsln bread;. frrenre b-twem warning alrroi can be*«tf« cjtl*ni to *ie- R^^V Lois Lron- ^™'j Undi Kni to4pM colorfully T -Mr. and Mm. R C. Dou«h-|«,t«l In atUhdlng ^ould rail frm 2 P M t0 4 P. M lM l and fire rail.'. W & erty. Ttrnto Strrtt. were host* joaeph Me Oovtm. ME 4-704S.J Th* program is co-aponsored settms_ftii The of the ko>y -^.ffKU JS. I And. of course, you will by Sinai Chaptw. B'nai ^"^ Shy at Gas want a "dip" to wr»« Dentist's Daughter — "Well.' Jwith refreahroenU. Here mi!, jr— «nd de- n" {are two auggettlona that He is particularly noted a"a **"• '• , y,, .jwtu prote popular with I h:< efrlfSiaMlral commL-i- sel». _ by (fturc/l yel and the Iineoln Highway rtsit^d Mr• foam,. Todaf I allowed mix t will be held November 21 of Contemporary »nd Mr». Robert S. Scant Me- him to pull another tooth.' W>at could be December S »t the I»«Un Aa- York City tuchen. Sunday, to »«• their fer s*«ethl to Mr. Ouinn. man-npw rmnddaulhtw. Barbara sembly of Ood Church, Berke- —Mrs. Fred Dot] and daugh- ley Boulevard by the Olshevskl cut. hollow ait two beads Musical Team of Pleawint Val- •f r«4 cabbage and Alt ley, Pa. each with one of thrae sdsS; MerUbl* dipt H«t the Uve DePrTeter, a"nd"Mr«. DollV The program will begin at not be tomorrow ere- en large 17:45 each evemin and will oon- cabbage beads i Mart w . father, Markmulh. Rldjeley •arrannd «tot of aaxophme du»U, ac- »|attm and X j pointed Authorised DeaVr _ - »?• Avenue. wltb eracam. —Frank DePrieter and hleortioi n and (nittar mualc, vocal j ;Ke*p*s>'.? Dtamond Wnfs inijlsssei will be saM at St. Ca- HOUDAT DIP brother, Robert McSweeney, are duet* and solos There will alao arcs. Churchl at 7" A-. M.«.,, (« A A.. uniuier, iww"» «»*>""•••»*•-—aueiB ana wii» umi -«. ~~i Combine 1 pint of sour cream wi;h 1 em<-; , College Who't Who Mand » A M. TThere will be hunting deer at their uncle's,^ testimonial services, sermonij tomato soup mix lust u It comet from the par'»»„'-• Laconto forlfarm in New Market, prayer and praise. no rtliflous lmtructtons well. She -0 her new beau> -public Kh'ool children Saturday —Donna Jean Boback, Oood- Lists Mis* Haddad :, and Susan and EHz- Tiet WINNING DIP iMother wanted too know what -Registratio-Refistratlon forthfor mee «™r°"•"'' ^ Vv^» which , .. - Miw OdetU Had at the bank. Part Ttrrace Boys League will abeth Koch. Flume Tact la the quality Combine 1 pint of sour cream and 1 envelope tonightht at 8 att SchooBchoo^spenl spent Sunday collectineefljet g 19.00 leada ua to use keys rather than onion soup mix. just aa ^ 8WM from the packat< |dad, daughter of Mr. and Mr$ battering rams to open doors. 1 Saddad of Homes Park rga.- " LOOKrNG FOR SOMETHING" new"to wivr for wcial oooa dona to • $ ,^Todays Woman lions? Here'5 « Marbled p-jddiiifr R:n«—made with 2 flarore Avenue, has been elected UK „ ., Mix of pudding—that, looks complicated but is actually not hard Who's Who Among American'1110* n'IMU- to make. This de&K-rt. to be served witn"wr.;pped cream or CollegM and Universitlea from »uce, «1U be a welcome change for late »mt«r menus, It*i Marietta College. Marietta. Just right for a group of six to eight. Ohio, MARBLED PIDDINO RING A graduate of the CU&s of 1 package chocolate mint 3!? cupa milk 1958, Woodbrldge High School, pudding and pie 1 package vanilla puddini Miss Haddad is a senior at filling mimixx and pie fillingfilling mimi x x I Marietta. Combine chocolate mint pudding mix and 1*4 cups milk In A Spanish major, she has saucepan. Cook and stir over medium ht**t until mixture comes been secretary of tre Spanish to a full boil. Remove from heat. Repeat, using the vanilla' Club and French Club; secre- pudding mix and remaining \\ cops milk. / Lightly butter a 1-quart ring mold. Place Urge spoonfuls tary-treasurer of the Spanish of each hot pudding in mold, alternating vanilla and chocolate sorority, Sigma Delta Pi; mem- mixtures. Then cut through puddings once with a spatula to berpresident of Sigma Kappa; i |tve marbled effect. Chill until firm. Unmold on serving plate. and a member of the Pan-Hel- Serve with whipped cream. Makes 6 to t servings. lanic Council. 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"Hendtiiuitten for Joy Water Softeners" fAVIMtf Authorised Franchise Dealer GK^Salts and Service INSURED i TELEVISION and LOMAX APPLIANCES 51 MAIN STREET ME 4-wee WOODBRIDCE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1961 PAGE FIV1 / James' Lists First Democratic Club Services Held Food Basket Given period Honor Roll To Elect Slate Honoring Girls By Sub Junior Women _ The flnt Lewis, Kenneth Sediak Ann- AVENEL — Third Ward, WOODBRTOOK — Tonight, i d honor rol•l tt• ette Scanlon. Sixth District Democratic Olub T:30, a special Thanksilving WOODBRIDOE — The Wood iPro)ect and the Bbith District (l service of praise and prayer will bridge Sub-Junior Woman's'Fall Conference respectlvelf. Qrade TB; Carl Betta Linda will meet next Wednesday, at 8 ,.|,(,ol has been an be held at the WoodbrMge Chit) met at It Green Street to I Members agreed to' pmida-. Hackett, Edwin Romond, Mary P. M. at Pltewrald'i, where is follows: Oospel Church with Rev. Peter Rowley. Janet Zennarlo. flection of officers will take omplete preparations for a'the entertainment at the Jnnlor" Burgess In charge. rhanksKivlnft food basket to be Woman's Club's Federation Sheryl Almasl, Qrade 6A: Nancy Brannegan A recognition service for Pio-presented to a needy family in Night, February 8 at Stanley'* > Phyllis Blckett, Krlsta Cheslak, Patricia Leahy Members must be paid up to neer Olrls was held at the Run-Woodbrldge. Linda Napoli, pub- Gallery, and to serve u usher- Branne- Carolyn Lee, Rosemary O'Brien tinte to be eligible to vote and Richard for the children's Christmas <1ny evening service. Mrs lie welfare chairman, will de- ?ttes nt their Spring fashion* Patricia Sed.lak, Kathllynn liustln. Diane Dal- patty. Oeorne Simpson, group leader show. March 13 at the Bel-Air•• James Pam. John liver the basket today. imlMlp. Mary Ellen lrd t li** Pilgrims and Colonist*, Inn, Perth Amboy. Edward HuRelmeyer, Donald Hutnick, at the recent Chi- Tentative plans were an- pltrlclc nose auction held at Avenel who wire st*ed In uniform, m JanMto P«k, president. W" ! nm«s Hen>rnan,j Lennahan. John Martin nounced by June Nleriolai, art school 23 were announced by a recitation of their aim, verse, elmlrnwn, for an "Art forjnounced the club will parttel- Hiindolph URate,p^ald Mlnklrr, Robert Thcr anri motto. They also sang their j korn Mrs. Anthony O'Brien, chalr- World Friendship propsm to P«"" »»n ththe SSixtSixth District i,,d<. Diane Mat- . Robert Tnryak. Rober World Friendship" propsm to Mu lc Y M 1 T mnn, as follows: thrmT- song and gave their Rpe MftChtrf, Dennl# °ye. Michael White. be conducted m the elementary " * ™ *» * Mrs. Vincent Frederlco, Mrs. flal f Orndr 6B: Elaine Abramlk, wtiMli. Picture submitted will April. Mln Napolt » " • ,ilrn Mlnuccl. Fran- Nicholas Dl Palnu, Mrs. WU Ttpv. BurirEiB tntrodaeed the Beryl Behr. Patrick DelnneyJ be exchanged with children^ cJalrman. Theme of Kenneth Nlemlec, TB CHAIRMAN: I red Dam- Ham Arjeml, Mra. Robert Sok- for the organliatlon Thomas Elnhorn, James Healy, from 67 forriin cmratrtw ThlS;tlv»l to "Accent on -,-,,. William Ryan, Hi, president. Nalvar Corp., ler. Mrs. Walter Drabln, Mrs us follows: Mrs. Runyon Ernst, Miss Peck lnCroduced and wel- Linda Holtner, Linda Honlmar art exchanK« will strive to es- 'MI P*fk Introduced . sriilreer, Dennis will sprve the Middlesex Edward O'Brien, Mrs, John Mri Rudolph Frey, Mrs. Ruth comed members »« foBows: Eleanor Keating, Christine Ko- tablish a sound basts for build- mchard Straczyn- bounty Tuberc iiln«l« and Oliver, Mrs. Anthony Mastran- Burtianv. Mrs. Janot Parrlsh, Abby Brown, Janice Koenig, gut, Patricia OBrlen, Rrglna in K a peaceful world. Children ;il Tipftk, 8uzanne Health I*a»ue as Industrial Mrs. John Poltorak, Mrs. and Mrs. Peter Burgess. o've.rthe' world '^'rTOVw D»«M Btbte. Barbara Shannon SkalanRya. Daniel Travostlno all over the world will receive a M van Dsura, 8u- chairman In the 1!>61 Chrl»t- /illlam Motta and Mrs. Frank Adult leaders Introduced In- I Orade 5A: this understanding through the »"<' Dorothy Smerk Belme, m»» Seal campaign which urphy, game winners. Auc- Mra. James Kafa, Mrs. Tentative plans ! Alice Bet la. universal languagl e of pictureit * > Tentative plans *« \ Timothy Casey,!*"" »''"»• Kathleen Casey, starti November 13 artd con- lon winners were: Mrs. Harold Robert, Cncnnougher, Miss Fern r ltolb< | Fund raKlng events planned Richard Ftmte.! - ' h Colby, Nancy Crossln, tinues ihrouih Derembrt. His acques, Mrs. Poltorak. Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. Frank Singer, Sub-Junlw Pro «*. Beverly HannaJ0*11111* DaPrlie, Joan Gallos, and Mrs Simpson. were a cake sale on Saturday. area Include* Woodbridge, Vllllam Moran, Mrs. Charles at the Mutual Market, Rahway,B»rankB»ranko aannd Bonnie P Ilium. J*ne Ellen Monica Orrlty, Patricia Oreen, Polly. Mrs. Walter O'Brien. 1 Avenel, Iselin, Kfasbey, Rah- Mr -. Simpson announced Avenue, with Sharon Mullen in'erweree nnamea d co-chairman Of the I-,,in Klsh. WUUam AlbertH HrKPdiK, Paula Higulns, ray and Stwaren. Mra. Robert Tune, Mrs. Owen then- nrc 35 members In the charge. On December «. triej»"»lr which will be held in Anno M»rlc Kardos, Anna Kre- Mr. Daralti, who has been Ruff, Mrs. Mastrangelo, Mrs. iirrnup.i with each girl having an veterans department, headed April at the^Barron Avffiue jwinkrl, Mirhael Lennahan, Ev- Murphy, Mrs. Vincent Sazera, associated with Natvar for adult, Pnl a lady of the church. by Noreen Dalton, will sponsor Junior High School, iMyn I.uskey, Richard Petrenka, Mrs. Frederlco, Mrs. John Vlr- 20 years, li a member and This uroup was also given rec- a guided tour at Koos Brothers. Mrs. Michael W. Strotto, ad- j Vincent Rlflcl, Gail Ruskal! :heck, Mrs, Walter Sobleskl, ognition at the service. visor, announched Mrs. Robert ! past president of the New ALERTNESS PAYS OFF: Helicopter pilot H'DR. R. C. Su*nn tJlclj. Doreen Zena. Mrs. Charles Wasllewskl, Mrs. Rahway. Proceeds from the York Society of Paint Tech- Anderson, and his Alrcrewman, Kiohard S. Re7nyk. Trieste A display of handcraft was events wlU benefit the braille Fenner, of the Junior Woman'i ! Orftde 5B: John Bchr, Mich- nology and served for a num- Anthony Cartrone, Mrs. Irene in the foyer of the church Club and State Youth Coor- el Dwyer, Bruce FranRione, Gallagher, Mrs. Thomas O'- Street, Iselln, describe hnw they directed fire fighters to and veteran projects respec- ber of years on Us educa- a bnwh fire they spotted while flying near Bcarhwood. owing articles made by the tively. peration Chairman, will «m» dam Oluchoskl, Joanne Good- tional oommittee. While wir- Brien; Mrs. John Dick, Mrs. Is during the Tuesday and Carol Simon, drama chair- duct a physical fitness proffam an. Harold Hackett, Stanley Angelo Fuentes, Sr,, Mrs. Ed- LlBtenlnc attentively U (DR. Carl M. I.eviiif, Brooklyn, There is ing on the national commit- Pnbllo Information Offleer for the KeM>rve Helicopter liurtday raMttng*. man. U dlrwtln. Uw rehemals fqtVr the membership Iin Januanr. itiak, Oregory Jaeger, Anne tee of this society he set up ward O'Brien. Mrs. Dl Palma, Mrs. Simpson announced now in progress for the club's A Chinese auction wW b» Mrs. Iilla Fogg, Thomas Wat- Squadron 751 HUi-751), Lakehurst. idwtir, Linda Madsen, Paul special courses In various col- th groups will assemble at entry in the Sixth District Lit- featured at the next regular ters and Leo La Balle. Matus, Linda Mantscalco, Pa- leges of the country and re- church Saturday, 1:00, for tle Theatre drama tournament meeting December 14 at II only one ricia McDonough. Edna O'- ceived a PaVac Award, In Door prlies were won by Mrs. tour of the Emergency Squad to be held on March 18. Mem-Green Street. rien. Joanne Petro, Jill Schu- honor of his accomplish- Anthony Bacrlpantl, Mrs. Wll- iulldlng bers will perform In a one act bert, Harry Van Tassel. ments. Locally, Mr. Damlti bert Messier, Mrs.1 Walter Dra- AVENEL PERSONALS On Tuesday, 6:30, the Pll- comedy by Anthony Booth, en- A youthful flgurt U some- I-XCOME Grade 4A; Carol pallnt, Qeorge U » member of Uw Rotary bin, Mrs. Fuentes, Jr., Mrs ims and Colonists will hold a titled, "The Body Is All Yours." thing you get when you art tn lint. Elizabeth B*lknc4'jW Club. In his dotles as lndu«- Fuentes, Sr., Mrs. Mary Kavc* lint meeting. Parents and Reports were heard from older woman her aft- ice Blros.'Ellen Breimlnger, Pa trlal chairman, Mr. Damlti sak, Mrs. Frederlco, Mrs. John —A son, H. Gerald, Jr., was —Sut> Junior Woman's Club friends are Invited. Guest Carolyn Cacclola and Miss Na- --Seagull, U. B. Naval Depot w \<;ON Lrlda Coley, Peggy Dalton, Dav- will be assisted by M. Norrti Nevlns, Mrs. Robert Owens, will hold their federation night speaker will be a Missionary poli on the Four Plus One Clearfleld, Ogden, Utah. Dalton, Mary Elnhom, Sus- HUsberg, comptroller of Nat- born November 8 to Lt. and Mrs. Anthony O'Brien, Mrs. Mrs. H. Gerald Bchumacher, tonight at 7:30 P. M. at the om Africa Inland Mission n Felertag, Diane Fonte Tar. Francis Tobln, Mrs, Sozera, ho will show slides. Berlin, Germany. Mrs. Schu- home of Mi&s Sue Martorelll, Charles Prank, Margaret Oer- Mrs, Roff, Mrs. Laurence Wes- 67 Harvard Avenue. mlnarlo, Elizabeth Hanrahan, ton, Mrs. Di Palma, Joseph macher Is the former Barbara EEKS BERLIN SOLUTION Mary Klssane, Robert Lenna- Poor Insurance Manzkme and Francis Drost. Howell, Smith Btreet, The new —Tuesday the Junior Worn PUBLIC NOTICE an's Club of Avenel will hold a President Kennedy hopes to an. Kathleen McCutcheon A rich asbestos manufacture] baby, which weighed In at Vh Winners of the dark horse membership affair for new and each quick agreement with Entire Household Goods, Furnishings and Kathleen Mortenien, Alan pounds, haa a sister, Sheri, 2. built a fine house just across prizes were Mrs. Nevlns, Mrs. prospective members at the 3erman Chancellor Adenauer lifetime collection of Antiques and Objects of :, of ...... rtenoe fos- Markowlcz, Oeorje Miller, Eliz- The Schumachers have been in K'nid will In builneit the street from the minister o La Salle, Mrs. Vlrcheck, Mrs. Avenel-Colonia First Aid Squad ater this month on issues Art, property of Eleanor Burdge, Fair Raven, beth Molnar, Mark Panzera, Charles Wasilewskt, Miss Stella Germany 2 years and U. Schu- immunity life. Margaret Reager, Anthonty si- the local church. The mann building at 8:15 P. M. All wom- rhlch the Western powers may La Salle macher has one more year to en between the ages of 18 and N. J., will be on lakoakl, Jean Sullivan, Lorraine facturer and his family the and Mrs. Thomas negotiate with Russia In the hn Information on Butler. serve In that country. 35 interested In Joining the or- search for a solution to the 1 Therhorn, Michael Trosko, proceeded to enjoy themservei EXHIBITION v\ 11< iirnr W»ion ID Serving on the committee —Mr. and Mrs. Daniel How- ganization are Invited to at- Berlin crisis. Maryarm PozjcB, Mary Ann jm wnat Memed to tne mhllster with Mrs. O'Brien were Mrs. ell, Smith Street, had Mrs tend. If the United States-Westjl Saturday, Nov. 25th ) 1:00 P. M. to La Salle. Mrs. Butler, Mrs. Howell's mother and lather, Mr —Tuesday is a board of di- 3erman summit discussions are I Sunday, Nov. 26th | 5:00 P. M. . • COLONIA Tobln, Mrs. Peter Dacchllle and luecessmul, the President's next I Woolley. and Mrs. George Davis, Otis- rectors meeting of Sisterhood church on Sunday. Mrs. Mlch&el Florlo. ask will be to try to win an at • AVENEL Grade 4B: Christine Andras- ville, New York, as house guests Congregation B'nal Jacob, Av But the minister was neve; iccord with French Presidentll Ik, Christopher Ballman, John for four days recently. enel-Colonia, at 9 P. M. at to known to speak ill of anyon ie Gaulle. COATS GALLERIES, Inc. t 1SFXIN Joneannon, Judith Prantz, Glenn Ford Is signing an- —Mrs. Joseph Manzlone and center on Lord Street. He only said to hlj wife: Madeline Haug. John Marie other contract with Metro hav- son, Mark, Prospect Avenue, —Wednesday toe Sisterhood "Dear me,' they must hav 288 Norwood Avenue Deal, N. J. Higglns, Mary H«Jan, Robert ing just recently finished a returned home from a week's of Congregation B'nai Jaco Tommy Kirk will Join Baytl great faith In asbestos." seven-year nonexclusive deal. Phone.KEUogg 1-3461 Moscartlli, Kathleen Rapacclo, vacation in Florida. will sponsor a bingo party at Jolger In "Babes in Toyland."'! UK 1-8355 Valerie Rowinskl. RMlna Spi- —C.Y.O. of St. Andrew's Colonia School 22. Chairman Is Pommy has Just finished a| First Door Sonth of A ft P Super Market Mrs, Abe' Lapidus, assisted by clln. Janice Wlcke. Church receive Holy Commun- supporting role In "Absent- ion in a body Sunday at the 10 Mrs. Nathan Levlrusky and MrsMinded Professor" and "Swiss || ^brochures mailed upon request. Orade 3A: Theresa Arnott, PAUL'S GRID PICKS If you reside In A. M. Mass. Jack Greenspan. Family Robinson," Janet Boyle', Janice Bustln. (Game* to Be Played on ThankgcWtaf Day) WOODBRIDGE Mary Elizabeth Dunlgan. Sally Oadek, Sharon Leahy, Paul Le- Favorite Opponent Points SKWAREN blanc. Jamei Mayer, Diane Me- Woodbrtdge over Edison ~ 6 sar. Daniel O'Brien, Mary 01- Asbury Park " Mlddletown 21 | PORT READING kusz, John Schunpf. Qall Scut- Linden ~_ " Union 20 ti. John Ttrpak. Debora Van Long Branch ...„ Red Bank - 20 I FORDS Ta»sel, Joseph Yuhas. Dorothy We»tfleld Plalnfleld ~_ 5 Frederick. Cranford _ __ Thomas Jefferson 13 CALL Orade 3B: Patricia McHugh Carteret Perth Amboy 5 Oerald Martin, Barbara Wyzy- South River New Brunswick 12 kowakl, Richard Webb, Deborah Somerville Bound Brook 18 is the time for K 1-2759 DePodertco, Alexli D'Orti Highland Park Metuchen 25 Kathleen DiirTy. Douglas San- North Plamfleld South Plalnfleld 7

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The heat in dn dining and LIQUOR STORE, Inc. 574 Ainbov Avenue, Woodbridge shirt launtkrinn" WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 22. 1961 PAGE 8H B D a - *U1 k Men _, ™. r{.. . rr„ D- E. rJealis ^ - PUm$ for Yule fkuaarCoionia, Dwv OBITUARIES ABOUT YOUR T IH M To Off er Movie; "Kr *••*—•'of'School • The holly is a favorite winter AVENEL — The Men's CIubjFTA met Thursday at the Ken-] COLONIA Enn JESSE L. BOWKER !«" » Mlnpn. Ports; and Idecnration It is associated wlthjof Qonpefratton B'nai Jacobnedy Park School where Mrs. pigym of Rl„, ISELIN - Funeral services,Mrs Ernestine Nagj. Edison: iChristmas and all the festivejwui sponsor a movie Saturday Hamilton Billings, Jr.. presl- mni ^ JovfuV" for Jf-v* L Bowker. 81. 47 Me- two win*. Henry and Carl. 1 occasions during the Yulettdeinight at the Avenel-Colonia dfnt, gave a report on the PTA Christmas '«„', KlnlPT Avenue who dird Sat-Hojylawn. and nine prand-i jsf^son This, coupled with iU|comniurljty Center. The film convention In Atlantic City, yianrwy AIU- : urday after a heart attack suf- children | startling beauty, makes it the will be "It 'started With a Kiss' plans were discussed for U» December s a frreri while attending a foot- imort popular evergreen in most w^ T>bbie Reynolds and Olen Christmas Basaar at Kennedy Hi|h School bilt game at Yankee Stadium, MR* MARGARET l/OCRtf (sections of the country. Pord. Ticket* may be purchased Park School, Novfinber 39. New i Krw Vflrk. T*ff heW last nifht wa spni of holly at ChrtatmaiMrs. Al SJeRfried in honor of World War n having served in ww a member of the First time In a large city, you knowithelr anniversary and the the 0. S, Army Signal Corp*. Presbyterian Church She was how much each small Branch birthday of their daughter. Surviving are hi* widow. Olive llw g member of the Ladies' >t« worth. Rhea; Mr. and Mrs Leonard A 'Cox*: a stepton, Maj. Ai(j c^^ty lt)(j the Worsens I The only hard part of irpw- ScMMser in honor of the birth- Richard A Bonney. CS. Ma- Assentation: Amerieus Chapter ins holly u establishing it. ThUicwflp the. datiehtrr Seena and vine Corps, servtwr at Norfolk.^-; order'of Eastern 8tar of can be made caster lit you uae Mr and Mrs Jack Schneider in Va. jWoodbrtdge. and Margaret Me- plenty of oak leaf mold when I honor of thei: children. Clean Lodge 1W. Daughter: WINS EI.KS AWARD: Prtfr Frstidano. onf of the ontstaodhu Wnodbridge Hlfh football plantin*. You should add mor«j LEOPOLD BEKGMTELLEB Scotia. She was the widow of players this season, is pirturrd above rwirltw the WoodbrMfr Lodge No. !U« monthly every two yean and keep a! .... „ AVENEL — funeral services sports award Making the pmrntation is John Zullo. a member nt the Tooth Acthrltkt Daniel Lockie. ; blanket of oak leafmold over AUXIiUtTy to ttatf for I*opold Bergmneller. 74. 4 Committee. looking at the trophy are Assistant Coach Frank Capraro >nd Frank MarkaBn, 8urnvint are four daugh- the roots at all times. Fifth Avenue, who died Sunday another member «f the committee. Card Party Monday ters, Mrs, Everett Moschel. Chemical fertilisers should at the Perth Amboy General Woodbridge: Mrs. Hugh Mc- not be used on hollies. No food, MENU) PARK TKIUIACK- Hospital, wffl be held this after- Vldcer. Folkroft, Pa.: Mrs. Fred NEHBl KENNEDT AGREE Thf two leaders have di«- other than oak leafroold should The Uri.es Auxiliary of the THORK-WILMERIIKG COR? and President Kennedy and Prime i cussed other international prob- '^ gjTen growth seems American Legion T. Nulty Post WEUWN CONCRETt; CORP 'Magic'Theme inu4«r Nahru have agreed|lemile 5 ranging from Berlin toLjw^ -, somewhat will hold a card party Monday. DIVISIONS Or WtLDOK •tATIRIMJ iv that any settlement with the South Vietnam. However, jjjg^ ^ Qua condition oeeun. V M it rhe American Le- Soviet Union must cuarantee still have differences betweenb ^ cottonseed meal and tobac- glon Hall Berry Street. Wood- Of Cub Session Umtr* rtalna Se I':, ihe West's right of access to them on nuclear vesting and in early spring or fall or bridge. The deceased, a resident here lirntr « 44M PAnw* tUN Pl.nfir' gix ! ISELIN — Cub Pack 48 met west Berlin iother major cold war problems. times. Mrs Jo.in franofl is general for the past 40 years, was the | at School 15 where the opening Cultivate sparingly. hairman to be assisted by manager of a fas station beforelji^ M.1RIA flag ceremony was conducted OTHEK WELDON PtODt'CTfl: Crnhrd v ANNA Mrs. Rajmond Jones, tickets. by Den 6. Mrs. Herbert Hamill.; Don't worry about soil. Holly hte retlreaaent In 1958. OBOWXET Mrs. Joh:, Hayff. refreshments. To». Grarfl. Sand an4 Mawio Matm, :Den Mother, i grows equally we^l m sand, Surviving are his widow. poRTjg - Funeral services and Mrs Hobert Schmidt, pub- Emilie (Preunenger>; fouri f^ \ A skit entitled "Magic" was gravel, clay or rock. The most for Mn M&rit Qnmey important thing to remember is licity. daugnters, Mrs. Raymond^ Washington street whoPresent«l by Den-'4, MtSIWU; 45 to use lots of oak leaf mold, and Grant, Croydon. Pa : Miss Lou-.^ ^^ ,, ,liaii,liaii!! BlackBlack.. DeDen MotherMoh, , direct-dir ! stnKlstnKlcc lll]elll]edd bby MrMr give the plant plenty of water. toe Berpnueller, Avenel: Mrs! prtd8V in Q^^^ xownshipingi . ThTeh them h e of thf teh montht his i' ^ prtd8V in Q^^^ xown A good watering once a week, Margaret Bennet. 1 tohway:|whl]f „, -the -way to visit "****- until the plant is established, U and Mrs. Richard Crawford. a rawford ^ were held Several new cubs were in-; most newssary. H(»elawn; four sons, WaMer. •n_ nvi IA u,h ;;noon l—t th -e~ —'— 'ducted in a candlelight cere- dlh 8t. Claimille, Onto: AQoipn.-Home 319 j^^y Avenue, Me- mony. They were: Leo Black, Ediaon; Ernest, Keamy; «nd!tuchen] with j^y Herbert Vincent Ging, Barton ArgaJas. AIXJUABY BIRTHDAY Paul Ptttsburgn. Pa., and «fntHecht offjeigting. Burial *w iniDennis Pezdzicki. who were ISELIN—The annual birth- granddilldrer^ ^p^ pemetery,Perth Amboy;presented with Wolf Books. day celebration* of Ladies Aux- DINNER AT MARIANO ANDREONI Born in Perth Amboy, the Other awards went to Rob- iliary of Iselin Fire Co., sched- U \\i deceased was a township resi-ert Cron. lion Book: John Far-| uled for November 16, has been HbPELAWN — Funeral serv- dent for the past 46 years. She rell. Bear Badge; James Acker- postponed. The members of the ices for Mariano Andreoni. 62. ^ wife of t late Joseph man. Bear badge; Ronald Auxiliary will meet at 8 P.M. GOBARD JOHMOI.] SLY.?*? ^LMf L^ ™ Sn^ej! nlc. assistant denner's stripe: November 29. at the Flrehoute, Ore«n Street, and proceed Irom Surviving are two sons Robert Bowhen. 3 silver arrows and '•»«• Edison, and Charles.and a Lion Book; Gregory "C STA.VDS FOR CHRISTMAS ... and for cookies, and, there to the Menlo Cinema. FriU- Cup »1UIME ShmlKMt « Ohlitwl Trull tvttx silver arrows, a tha; f the reason that tht two ire inseparable! At any After the theater the group 7 Son Funeral Home, 23 Ford Oakhurst: two brothers, Andrew Groiss. Nelson. Plalnfield, ana Ingvard^oM arrow and a 1-year pin: ; these Fruit-Coconut Crokie-B&:; w'.ll make good eating'will go tn Stash's, Linden, for CTMIB of Ct)»n *wp with Onutou Avenue, Fords, with a requiem ra ©J Nelson, Woodbridge: and four and Michael Hamill, a gold ar- a! holiday time, and excellent gifts a well. refreshments. Mass 9,1 10:00 at Holy Spirit ROAST ST1FFEI Y0HN6 TURKEY row, j Church. Burial will be in 8tgrandcrildren. . FRUT-COCONCT COOKIE BARS e OtblM Ormry C*f Ood CnnMtry Btu Den Chiefs who were awand- : liulwd Potftta or Oi*c« antt Poute James' Cemetery, Woodbridge. ; cup butter or other 1 easpoon vanilla extract ed a Warrafit were Robert Ack-! shortening IS ups (about) Baker's Battnwl fwu Ciwmid Octciu A native of Italy, the deceas- JOHN SKBTPA : ,™™ ~ jerman, Laurence Roach and 2 eggs, unbeaten Angel Flake Coconut at Lattun. Tnnth ed lived here 25 years. He was l PTMblT BOX) KoUi »n< Butter ISELK-Funeral services for Wam Ossenfort, 4 cup milk ^ cup dark 6eetQess CBOKB OT: „ employed by the Woodbridge John Skrypa, 67. 36 Flume! v PRESCRIPTIONS Hostesses were the mothers l j cups sifted flour raisins QU ruMpkls. IDsc*. or Iwli Pt* wttt ObMM Sanitary Pottery Company and Street, who died last Thursday Den 2 scouts, Mrs. Donald 1;2 teaspoons double-acting Hi up choopped Califomia "AaMca'i Cboln" le* Onus, • Tlttm wa_ s_ a_ communican...___•.»• #uwt mSof 'DTrtHolWy [fiat \\\t!his \\l\mahome , n-avnwere hairheld) Monda\£/vr\Anrry ^^ We Will Ruox FuddlBt, Hw4 P^IM*> morning at the Thomas Joseph- i Mother. baking, powder dates COSH Oruft Drtnk Spirit Crurcb. li teaspoon salt V; cup chopped California T«»»J dnpw »*«*t AppU Clfer Ulnu He Is survived by his widow. ad 1 cup sugar walnuts Alice (BertoloEd); three f^ Coper Avenue, —The Perth Have shorterung. eggs, and milk a: room temperature. ters, Mrs. Mary Sorensen and Burial was in Cloverieaf Memo-: r£Ki"H DELIVER 2.75 rial Park Cemetery, the New Hour once, measure, add basing powder, salt, and bridge- |Jersey State Employment Ser-i sugar, and sift again into rrr.iing be*; Add shortening, eggs,! All of Your TlAKKSSfYlNG DELUXE STEAK DMNEK Ths deceased, a native of!vice, at 347 Maple Street, will; 2 tablespoons of the mill, and vaniLi Beat 2 minutes. Add Poland, resided th» be closed on Thursday and; remaining milk, 1 cup coconut, fruits, and nuts. Beat InIM SkMi SUak past 28 years. He is hi observance of the} ute longer. Chul 2 hours Spread chEled mistuie in two DRUG NEEDS Ihis widow, Josephine a dHUgh- holiday, Joseph; greased 8x8x2-inch pans. Bake in moderate oven (375° F.» 20 with all the trtmmlnw jter, Miss Helen Skrypa, and a W. Sheldon, manager, an-j to 25 minutes. Cool. Spread with frosting and sprinkle at once Call ME 4-0809 ison, John, Jr., both of Wat- nounced today. Unemployed with renminmg flaied coconut. Cut in 2'iXl-inch bars Makes workers due to receive com-i 4 dozen bars, 3.7S ung, and a son, Henry, Iselin. PUBLIX pensation checks oa these two CHTLDBEN'S DINNER fl.M days, Mr. Sheldon said, have: Scntd from U:» 4. M- to l« P. K Shirley MacLaine has finally.been given other dates on which OPEN TONIGHT PHARMACY edet itt getting Robert^ut report at the local office. To; »1 Main St. Woadbrtdse Route 1 - Woodbridgt, H. J. Pill Give a Valuable Mitchum for her co-star In facilitate prompt receipt of (Wednesday) Two for the See-saw," which benefits, eligible claimants TILL 9 P. M. FREE GIFT ill start in the middle of Jan- should appear on the resched- With ettrj fift purchaicd on uary. luted date he added. •n UJ-AWIJ FUn durtni the month «f Nb Select Now . . . tow mi room Christmas Gilts of IVY LEAGUE SHOP Distinction 119 Main Street Bixtrn 4-0w thmm SUta VSJN DIAMONDS . WATCHES 33 Woodbridge JEWELRY Sites 1(1 to 44 fenuullud, Kotnvt* Open Than. & fniij nil } PJt MODELS GUta for Everyone — at - at Railway's Newest Dining Room {count em -33} Martin Lawrence TO CHOOSE FROM JEWELERS SUMENU& mmmmm at tfOUT •—•• 94 Main Street Woodbridge Fresh Fruit or Shnmp Cocktail Assorted Relishes CHETOOLET Hot Rolls and Buns DEALER'S Soup DuJour TIME! ONE-STOP WRD OP Roast Turkey ROOM Beautify SHOPPING DORMERS our Home 4EARINQ! ROOFING CENTER! You can count on variety RIAMM Alfl Hickory Smoked Ham WIRING PROTECT like this only at your Chev- OR OMLV *KQ00 REPAIRS rolet dealer's. TVet com- KQ Qiblet Gravy Cranberry Sauce YOUR pleU Ita

»lo a 1A-4ty wontybsdig Restaurant and HOTEL o o - featuring - ' * ram AMBOY o HEARING AID Fine Foods and (Vklails U)A.N ASSOCIATION See the new Chevrolet, Chevy II, Corvaxr at mr local authorized Chevrolet CENTER Family Dinner! - Children V* Price In rath Amboy 175 SMtTtt ST. (MUM omtt) VAMS8I Luncheon Served Daily ftont 11:M f» gtalc Street (From 85c) IN SOUTH AMBOY INCAKTEUT MKBTUCUN (HOI N Ul* IkMlnl Chevrolet OPEN 1 DAYS - SUNDAY «OM 1 T M. Irifc't Cbevnlet dMtiy CMvrilit, In, lMwitet, lac. Brun- 37 W. Cherry Street, Rahway, N. J. Hiss »t—fA >-l«M Avc.-«1 MIMttsn Aw_U MW n rEk - TBU WV i-siu HI ! " PAQI fflSVW WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1961 IIOAL NOTK3B |Of the Americaan Kglon. Joinetljdefendwit namedInamedIn the Ttrrt 1 aclual dat l0 be D»»tmr * announced Appointment 'OBITUARIES the m In 192233 andd bbe - countount , HI of which redound ttoo r •• 1 »(*r [alTy il»t«r. The American h»me de-, ta ?936. He wM ac-!the benefit of thte defendant. ' J pertioettf fo collecting toweling.! \\\r I llin:llaper piM- bed pads an(1 P1'1'' < Continued from Pate 1» UV VJ.U1I pen pads for the Totowa MAKT1N A MXKE> id: jin B B-3 Highway Business render Nursery ,. v.joountlng for all of the oay- o centerpiece, and of Wood- n mi. r<™. «~ his ton. roentt made to It by the plain- dfroratte Jr., are both members of tiff municipality on such con- hrtlllt(l *»«* bv members I t#w1« Anker iras urantwl bridge, died Nowmher'll at St. MICBAIL 1 AMODIO 0- !" nt tr.e fion to erect a pro- Albans, We.t Virginia, tliere Morgan Ptre Department, 'tract* nr other guvvlle« of •— iroad . building on Avenrl!^,^, hdd tt B(. Fran- ? gn fhfl!rmaii Thr Street. Entrance to the building"" I adjudging payment received by arp extended by t :hf ar d»panm»m also made a will bf Irom Remiwn Avenue.'"' ClflllPftt defendant! from the plain :i:n2BTi. rnembfr- nos,- |r,r the month of N'.->- |Parkin? will be provided for'two slrtew. Mr». John Sullivan. ] neh MM « may be found to,To«»*jp • n-i. to anv women ember «nd lt'k displayed in a nn ihc premises. iWoodbrldge and Mrs. Elizabeth V «p«««t tto MUl of wh un- f y «,es nf 18 •»Mernagh. StoiiMTW and t • •t;trd in I01"1118- * BookWn on hlMor;.' place* ir. plaintiff the de- auu>orlied or unearned over- h- Held IOT ail , . „,. A r dilution atithorlzini! the|brother, John P. Kllleen. Wood- ,fendant cont«ctor. received wmenU . togetto with Np x Jpra( y Wfrp dl5l ributrU ai'ri'v*;inoe of 3i" stone Instead . rt new members ^ Dona]d Rf)d f...1(,c imany thou«nm spfcification . imuuui municipal..*. -— ••-• Cran. morrnw" at the DfccmbPT 1: N:r Hmt said he was asked1 :\at total* of such payments be- mwttnp. Mr.s. Mllo", dranw MANAnKK: ( -ultpniien Pn- i Continued from Passe 1 f r •o mf--K anda coiiimconferre™d wit«iuhi th..ife ; — 'Ing at present unknown to the JJJJTtnl*5f u,, TO* ' 'h»irmau. ar.n'ouncfd a hom<> devU A Co. hi .imiiirrd thr :;t) her were Mrs dk. ct uoii will a? lHd to r.nchaMng agent and the road^ell the first fire he fousht A i|arottif munlctp&Uty. . . the tM & ,hf TO«M»IP mon ra Pprlh Amho\ niHrf !SH Mr?. Martin Gut ^ timd5 (o, , ^,,^4. department foreman and *asiWue j^,,^ out ifta feed store unauthoriMd and unearned.. Bnur MeKee and ._.... Madison Avpir:r, ;• Titl four •did the stone was equivalent of I M ^ gtmt ta u,e vlC;nityipaymenta to the defendant A 81 NtHo- K brief out-. Thaniwivinu bn-yj »i,< othrr hranrhn nf >pi-ar, 'hat ordered and 'more Mtis.^"^ ™"™^. ^ contractors la a matter of •ac itlvrn to H wedy fam;h' :o- I.- ads and Krllozj, ttirord- .ractory" l3f rt* ta OT MJcteV S ^ i«iormoui financial and ac- M:s Robert E-tnri is sr ins In a joint unnnunefmont . t- \ui at the' con- "{"•, ' i The Democrats on the com-^r Shop. There «M no or-:rountin| detall ^ ramHica- rhlir! r frum Ihf tun Nrw VorK 1 , «,, attended by ' ' '.mlttee abstained from- roUnsi anted ttri company at the tion. of great ^P ""^*™ Wor 1(r r Stnok Exchange - mfmhrr of the junior |nd lf * hw»"if for fjM i on a sui-diVlsion. to be taovni tune The store had cauRht on undue difficulty of adjustment , 'i-n'( club* to the :hUdren will tx- continued this firm*. The chiimrovfrs, ip- an Ridgedale Park. jfire from an overheated Move in an action at law. ial provr-d by the exrhancr, ff year Mrs. Mum is to rharse ; A resoluUon authorizing theland was well on its way when; m demanding Judgment, the 9 •f M the federation* Donation* w-re <*nt to the Nn- romr Kath and another men broke ^municipality rMDtfticn M W>AMS. ,'. 'construction of a bowling alley c«nant**Tn»n-it-Uif ., piftinlteld Junior:tta>l Or^naaiirn lor Mul-. I, on Rahway Avenue waa tabled. .In. They had managed to ob- quest* a» follows: tl p •••*) WM reported by P' S«-"l*"rosu! Rnd to the Mld- ,„«• rrr.n ™i- ,1*™™* tl* Democrats were tain all the wooden buckets: ,,A R^uumg ..„ . Thp clubi deleja- &*** Coimty T.B Lmue. they could locate in Omen-^ clement, to render boj office nhich has four not provided with a wpy ol the i-d Mrs. Mllos and A V. S Savings. Suimps pro- reprewnta- resolution. ihlser's paper store (Welfare;8nd accounting for all • BnnWs. .gram is bciaiz conducted ay. othrr ^rncr.t was made bT.Mrs. Rodfr. Mf-mbm can put.- D son: Mn. i to mree TO «' Dim» ,. Calantonl. Am*rl- chase s'.amps at t::e mpeUnss. nd mei th n S HZRtBT liams HlUtown: 0. Thomas wo family duplex dwellings om- "— * * ] ^'tractor* by the municipality on wl iiirman of the *etf-fhe stated, nr.fi book? wtlt be lor th» purch»«« By Matall. and Jerome Cale, llr h^Street mer^The obiK>ater. They started a bucket^,.,, contracU t0 5UppU road mM Diner win? sponsored by distributed at Hie nfxt rnefUn; !^Oi"SLSSnS Ro&tWade and ^ked rele^ss-^^ and t0 construct — 1 r ords. Walnut •!• ration of Women's Cook .-.'- -\i':e baii'd by t'r.r —-Jaob. who stated the people In & toWT save e the _mt._. _\< ro,ds: .;,;:ie for the contest member? :md dWnauted !o: was ,^L.!threatene^d b,- th the e , the area were beins? misled. .,B 125.000 »»l!ooi, nm Gallery •nc fprinif with the Thstik^". :;iit M tlv NIKE Base South Amb'o;.. Mr= Contemporary -—-—__——J>—^— y ., and a Complete Dinner $2.85 Children Inder 7 $1.25 ; ^ in the vl- property as the p-vii—K T.mt, on D*eember «, . alterajiouroftiH'MKE in favor of |POntractors. respectively, to En joy Your Favorite CULLIGAN houses. Mr. Jacks moved to ..if.r :••• P to the sorv.ee-,table the resolution but he Beverage Tray favors will be rr.ad«!out and it was passed over the:^'hat same year. Bic Dave! sex Concrete Products and „ . envcopei !hle DemocratC * ODjecuonWeC n . Bro_ m ™,nj rearerenwjnbcredd as«:»vatm-: :avamm, ti»i««.uCorporatio™n «—...tnd.Uie^. ™- . - "dd of b;dder on out for"C:ir'Jun" 7* derRVman'^iu * *™ ™*' ° "°( - ( , . . Bills for $6,000 submittesubmitt.d by.".^:. mpmbefsof the fam-',J«hn Almasi Trucking Co., Inc.. £f ' iha:1 ^ ^amVin\td b-. (ran our ttle mP D x contacted :o conduct Funrue M- vr Hu«,,Un , fnorr kga w.-l ifee f»s «in in rrn!-:-: iou^ s °_Brown I?Brother^:i:s baj-balViba-b.ll;y^ Mr».. JacobsoJacousonn araree atoilar«uu-i.. \,c«e%sh, „0! —""'^^^^^^f.— ro7-^5brt'dj, ,,.' tll h COCKTAIL Chr/tmas and Easter.nr-ction with thp tax appeals;loj)m was the first thif?f ooff thethe!! MrMr,, JacobsoJacobsonn repeaterepeatedd the,™the>t°ee amouna*mJ"""t ^ "' ^ .;o--°°t) of thf HOLIDAY SPECIAL o LOUNGE :nor:.i:;?s a: d a dance will i* ami the legal work done in con-j,^;,^ Ferdinan- anda -b rime! allegations of the first count towi bid. „_„.. w«£tf^ «^Br in 1901 i>nd defendants "did make deliveries. „ r required by the Y'., «n laid enough young Keasbe* trailer court wexe,^,,,,, Tas mbvil.t t Md d!rected o Orders Now Being Taken For Our :uui In «ucV. ' V tn'iu-d T-e club mem- Wftioned by the Democrats., h» hook and an unnumbered deUvery B ltnEth Mr Kstn rpeans t Notice FAMOUS HOME MADE PIES by Clarence y explanation , b«'sw 11 ac-'as chaperons ')« after t lengthj explanation unaniJ Vd bein? 5,0^ on pearl'failed to certify the weight „. to »1! hld1e:» that e b uta weree approveft vedd •hfir bids are Inform*'.m^.. dflftlTe. 0 Pumpkin • Hot Mince • Apple A ^l^r^Tnl.nnPparty KS punnedd * - ._ """"'.STeet. A vear later it ™ mov-Jthe ma-rials delivered, fnil'ri th,r wd Soft Water B(judy by «i b. Phone ln Your Order — ME 4-60W for the emjerrss ciJdnci.Jdnn io 6t- police CWef JohJohnn RR Egan ^> the- first aid squao. , for re-| ^ may b. Ample Pirklnt FieillU** Installed field at thanked the comm uee thh fi 0, Pauipm»nt iupon wh^ch parent was made Form and envt.ope lIr Su^rw D-cembpr «• • *eippomtta, himm for anotheranother:^: T !and participated in the loose ^i;^^ I. S. Route One, Woodbridge, N. J. ilanna^n and Mrs. MUO.-> a.e ^a. around re-'uncontrolled system of keeping,?ny rl '^a s..„,-. •, cha^e of arrangemerKS 1 gcv;aren c.vi<; AssociaUon. ^]!? the compar.v boughtt recordds as maintaineiid by the;NetheN w j« A Christmas proitram for the asko() {or return of its pe- the horses — "Tom and, a ! 19 mettm- • q• l bn iiition »eekfhg a marini a and'd Rarrv.. — two magnificent been,:i »5.00 >;.-.r.ned by tl-.» music depart- recreation park. A dlscussion|whu'e' who wer? hitched m-:;t fea:unr.^ Chr: stm a s,^tween tjje members Df the;f. „ harness" on the

jr>i;;nd the world. Pa.:-!icipaungjg,.0Up and the mayor revealed ,.ej,icje

CALL NOW M:ik- JI the Civic Association mem- In oers ftatinc that "Al Sierncompany boasts /* 6WI uot for ladto PIld a p:n a aud MrsPP;. Du^-r^TuJr " *"'•** •«- - Prospectiv membrr* in- "Th e mayor commented that"". There are 45 men_ in the

never 'oarade. either Sf pptm f wttith the company" •*'iir: Hr-:iry Weiman pre^idins. ^g younger Kathji member Sepo:ts wrtn V tfven by the' WOOOBR-rDOE — "Styl*s «f ^tar.d::.k committee chairmen. iTomorrow. Today'1 are fpsnured . :at the Lady Fair Beauty Salon ;:::::*u;m::tK{KKK::KSXSXKKKSxs8«txg!which opened at 120 Main X Street Monday. ^j Lady Fair has had a shop ir. * Highland Park for many years, §'and will continue to operate; i, there as well BE In Woodbridse. g|Mr. Philip, formerly of Easti "^>fc^:;^^«\ ^f^\ a Orange and Carousel, will be in; |;charge at the new Woodbridge\ a'.ocation. o^ Mr. BOSTON . Silver blundmg and lamp a.cuttir.s are a specialty, and a; JJiMl line of beauty culture 1B\ TO 1NEST LIQUORS

S Headquarterrfor Ralph W. Sklltbury (ctntcr), Pvrth Amboy resident m«n»o»r with Robart A. Pod»»t» Mr. BOSTON'S ROCKING CHAIR IS 80 PROOF (right), managing partner and S. Edward Dawson-Smlth, resident manager In New York. 11 Jiallmark p'Speak to me, dear! Why ...UKE FAMOUS WHISKIES ABROAD % CHRISTMAS i you say you had a GIFr lrom People in Europe, England, and Canada have CARDS «VI, To Investors living in the Perth Amboy area: long known that the finest quality liquors are PUBLIX PHARMACY 5 |'591 Main Street, WoodlwWie* lEMERS £3 Main Street, WoodbrUf« We are pleased to announce that Cruttenden, Podesta & Co. has acquired the produced at lower proofs. It takes low-proof Phone ME 4- mildness to let full flavor come through; na FABKGiQ IN (N«t u local office of Spear, Leeds & fcellogg, together with four other former branch 8, higher proofs deaden taste buds, and often a1 offices of that firm, effective at the close of business Friday, November 24,1961. a mask unpleasant flavor. Old Mr. Boston pro- K Our resident manager in New York, S. Edward Dawson-Smith, will assume x , duces Rocking Chairfull flavored at 80 prdo a; regional supervision of our New Jersey-Long Island branch operations. x x which requires less mixer1 and avoids that For you, as an investor, the changeover will involve no inconvenience, since "watered-down" taste. It's America's largest present personnel will continue to serve you in their usual capacities. The real selling 80 proof blended whiskey! significance of this change of firm name i» the broadening of services available to Da You know Th»t A ... you: Conpreheosive investment banking services • Direct high-speed wire system, coast 19(2 Bulck Special OLD Mr. BOSTON Coupe With Beiter-Defroiter to coast • Top flightresearc h facilities • FuHy staffed municipal bond department * Mem- OLD Mr. BOSTON HuiUit Phco of 80 PROOF benkips at pfincipal stock exchanges VACUUM DISTILLED VODKA »2,374 80 PROOI Delivered In Perth Amboy RESIDENT MANAGER: Ralph W. Salisbury Le&s Our Usual Hl«ii Trade-In AU«wa&c« DRY GIN 1(i : DuUlUii at "" ^ W Yean Experience and Service RFC.isTFRi D REPRESENTATIVES: WiUi*n> A. Samo Mrs. LtlUan M. Williams Mr. BOSTON'S cicluuvt pjoof — Uic vodka proof Amtriicai.i pitia Mowrt I C\. Thomas MatuDo Jerome Gale , dry, Jelic*« fl*Vor- 8 to 1. For bcttu-UK- Authoriied BulA S»lei * Servioe ROCKING Bottltd at faU-fl«vof«J ui* vodka

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Stirrt: from Port RrndltiR, a daiightt : to Mr ni'ri Mm. The Crow's Nest Stanley S;wed. "5 Rarltaii Ave» nue: g rin lighter to Mi. and Mrs. Pat" XiarKinttn. 49 Mar- ilon Siren: R dniiehtPi- to Mr. | and Mrs Emil B?de«-ka. 83 ; Fourth Stv .-t. . . from Iselin, a son to Mv. and Mrs, William SRI West Broad Street: s riInuBhwr to Mr and Cnoke. i>2f> Wood Mrs. Roto Pvt. Patricia M Uddie. IS Avenue. j laughter of Mr. and MrJ ; j Stanley A Laddie. Scouts Receive I * right weeks of basic military •jaining at tlie Women's Army Jorps Comer Fort NtcClellan. 50-Slar Flap

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Witty'i Svprtmt •AMKdS wirtYi BLENDED WHISKEY VODKA LONDON DRY GIN M MN ;;t 2.69 r,r 2.69 4/5 Qt »•» - BLENDED WHISKEY - WITTY'S RESERVE 80 Proof 30% i 5 qt i.89 fullqt. 3.5» Vi9al.*.f» •'•N' d BANKER'S BLACK LABEL 16 Proof 3OS 4 S q- 2.99 full qt 3.69 BANKER'S EXTRA SPECIAL RESERVE 86 Proof 40V.__ 4 •> qi 3.19 fullqt. 3.11 W9*f. 7M Worth Brunswick. IhenHh. safety, fire instructor: ROD I GUN 86 Proof 40% 4 S qt 3.S9 full qt,4.19 '/j gal 8.15 Jottings: and Walter Lodrr as a new as- ROD i. GUN 86 Proof 51% 4 5 qt 3.59 Ml qt. 4.J9 Vi gal 8.1S , Army Specialist Pour Alan J. scoutmaster, ROD 1 GUN 90 Proof 35% 4 5 qt 3.39 full qt. 4.19 Vi gal 8.15 j American's Creed"' was - STRAIGHT WHISKEY - don Avenue, Fords, SUNNY JIM KENTUCKY BOURBON an eight-week ranger course at, the Infantry School, Port Ben-I *e* mpmbm introduced by 86 Proof 4 5 qt 3.39 full qt 4.19 Vi gal. 8.45 ning Oa . . It's gratifying to Mr. Thorsen ar* Robert Albert- gee how many groups of young-iscn. Thoma? Sterner. Gerald, ALL DRFS^KI) IT; Miss Anita Kovars, WoodbridRf •si. - BOTTLED IN BOND - stars are banding together toiZu*>. John Abrano, Robert Dlx-, Township's ripresentativr for the Middlesex County Miss ROD I GUN BOURBON Xtntutky

give Thanksgiving baskets to'on. Anthony Gizzo. Marc Ople- Junior Miss finals, is shown above wearing a sports outfit Straight 100 Proof r 4 5 qt 3.98 full qt 4.19 the needy. . . The Drama fea-ltree Gregory Comsudis. \ she won as the Township finalist. In the picture with Miss MARYLAND SPRINGS STRAIGHT RYE Ural folks are really planning! The boys were welcomed by, Kovaos is Mrs. Alan Rockoff, publicity ehairman of the 10 Y«ar» Old-100 Proof 4.5 qt. 3.91 full qt %.19 early for next Summer's pro-,Herbert Williams. George Ray-: Jaycee-ettes. which sponsored the local contest. The (Suctions. Prom all Indications nak and Mr. Loder. The new) county finals are scheduled at New Brunswick HUb School they have some mighty ambambii- Scout's fathers were welcomed December 1. - CANADIAN - Uous plans-but knowink ing RosRose'be y Walter Kline and their, DUMBARTON 80 Proof 4. 5 qqt . 3.49 ful!qi.4.1q S g 8.6S Belafsky I am sure they will'motherill'ther s by MrsMrs. Alfred MoyeMoyerr. tion Day cake sale totaled ST. LAWRENCE 86.8 Proof. 4 5 qt. 3.8888 full qt. 4.7479 Vi gal. 9.4$ materialize. . . I know all you Second Class awards went to! $182.75. Ms MONTCALM 904 Proof _ 4 5qt. 3.99 fullqt.4.9S Vjgal.9.7S Joseph Botta, Dennis Saddler. flfolkk s are busy planning for Book Fair, Open and Michael Rafalko, presentedt ! Mrs. Peier Cocuzza, legisla- Thanksgiving, but won't you tive chairman, read a copy of - IRISH WHISKEY - please try and spare a few mo- by Mr. Thorsen. George Raynak • please try and spare a fe mo j letter that was sent to thr GALWAY MIST 10 Y.ir. OW 80 Proof 4 5 qt. 3.49 meats and see if you havh e any and Reinhart Thorsen received ,„„,„ . . . foi. .nrt president of the Board of Edu-i goof clothing and good toys First Class awards. ISEUN - A book fair and catjon ^ regMd XQ g suggested - SCOTCH WHISKEY - to donate to The Independent- Herbert Williams, assistant open house were held at a scoutmaster, awarded the Star increase in pay for Iselin Junior REED'S 80 Proof 4 5 qt. 3.49 full qt. 4.35 Vi gal. 8.6S Leader Christmas Fund.?. meeting of Iselin Junior High Award to Gary Ferwerda and High School teachers. School. Parents were asked to « CLAN MACRAE 86 Proof 4 5qt.3.88 fullqt. 4.79 Vi gal.9.45 Tidbits: Robert Campbell. A parent versus teacher Bottled in Scotland Other awards went to Thomas I heard a good definition of of their child, thus acquainting! DUNLAP'S MOUNTAIN CREAM 86 8 4 5 qt. 3.99 ehaperone the other day from Augusta, Gary Perwerda. Rich- for sometime in January, the DOUBLEDAY'S 8 Years Old 86.8 Proof 4 5 qt. 4.99 Dr, Bertha Lawrence, professor ard Heffers, Edward Campbell, them with the teachers andi ^ announced, emeritus of Trenton State Robert Campbell, Warren Loder, their methods of teaching. The book fair offered a wide selec-l ™e Isdln J™™ H">h. - IMPORTED BRANDY - Teachers College. She said that Walter Loder. tion of books at a modest price!School Glee Club will entertain; she overheard a young man! Instructors badges were pre- MARQUIS FRENCH BRANDY 80 Proof 4/5 qt. 3.59 V, gal. $.49 level. I the PTA at the next meeting, tell it to his buddy after they sented to Richard Skodmin, Jo- 1 February 14. MONTAGUE COGNAC 80 Proof 4 5 qt. 419 had asked her, some years ago, seph Rodgers, Robert Campbell, Prior to the open house, a business meeting was held Inj PORTAGO PORTUGUESE BRANDY to ehaperone one of their John Peare, George Raynak, Immortal the cafetorium. Parents were 10 Year* Old 80 Proof_„__ 4/5 qt. 3.79 dances. It is: "A ehaperone iiand William Kline. The hen is also an immortal; an old maid who missed the Thomas Agusta, Richard reminded of a public meeting BALDWIN 80 Proof APPLE BRANDY, for the proposed school refer- Her son never sets. Domestic 4/5 qt. 1.99 first team but is still trying to Skodmin, Gary Ferwerda, Jo- —Bainbridge Mainsheet. intercept some passes.". . . At- seph Rodgers, Tnomas Jankow- endum to be held Jn the Iselin BANKi:i{> tention BPW members: One of skl, John Peare, Edward Camp- Junior High School Monday. Aj — GIN — group of volunteers will provide your members from the Cam- bell, Robert Bosset, William WITTY'S LONDON DRY 80 Pw>of . 4/5 qt. 1.69 full qt. 3.35 ft gal. 6.69 Kline and David Knopf re- the necessary transportation den County Club was injured on BANKER'S LONDON DRY 85 Proof 4/5 qt. 2.89 full qt. 3.59 'A gal. 6.99 the way to State Board meeting ceived their Senior Scout Stripe. and a sitter for those mothers ROLLER SKATING who otherwise would be unable ROD 4 GUN LONDOt* DRY 90 Proof. 4/5 qt. 1.99 full qt. 3.69 Vi gal. 7.15 Saturday and Is in the Perth Mr. Thorsen presented Mi- SPECIAL RATES TO to get to the polls on December Amboy General Hospital, Room chael ub withSa utility- box for GROUPS 250. She Is Miss Mary Ida being camper of the week; Ed- 5. The polls will be open from - IMPORTED RUM - Every Night *Wtf Smith and she would appreci- ward Campbell for honorablei2 to 9 P. M. RON COPA Light or Dark 80 Proof 4/5 qt. 1.89 full qt. 3.59 ate it If you would send her a mention, weekend camping at! The from the Elec Except Monday K |C card or drop in to see her. Oldwick; Peter Theodoraco-! MO to 11 P. M. 85 - VODKA - poulas, fall camporee weekend Saturday, BANKER'S 80 Proof ' 4/5 qt, 1.69 full qt. 3.33 Vi gal. 6.69 At Random: camper, and George Raynak. Sundays &. Holidays ROD ft GUN 100 Proof To me, Thanksgiving is one honorable mention. _J 4 5 qt. 1.99 full qt. J.74 Vx gal. 7.45 ZM P.M. lo 5 P.M.50 PAALKO 100 Proof of the nicest of holidays. It is Scoutmaster's Benediction 4/5 qt. 3.59 fullqt. 4.19 Vi gal. 8.25 a family day— a day of close- was given by Mr. Williams. SOUTH AMBOY ARENA ness, of togetherness. So I do Stevens & 6th, South Amboy - CORDIALS - hope you can spend it with your Iselin Quartet Host DE VINCI 48 Proof - Blackberry, Cherry, Apricot, Peach, Crem* De loved ones and enjoy every Menthe, Anisette, Kummel, Creme De Cocoa _ 4/5 Qt. 1.49 precious minute of it. . .Two To Several Chapters DOLLY MADISON 48 Proof - Blackberry, Cherry, Apricot, Peach, Colonla men were assigned to ISELIN — The Iselin Chap-j TURNPIKE new bases to attend technica ter of SPEBSQSA enjoyed guest DRIVE-IN THEATRE Creme De Menthe, Anisette, Kummel, Creme De Cocoa 4/5 Qt. 1.69 training courses upon comple- night when visiting quartets tion of the Air Force basic mi- from Westfield, Lodi, Plainfield, - FLAVORED BRANDY- litary training at Lackland AFB Iselin and Franklin Park help- Gala Holiday Show BELLE DAME BLACKBERRY BRANDY - 70 Proof ______4/5 Qt. 3.19 Texas. Airman Basic Joseph WEDNESDAY THRU SATURDAY ed entertain guests and mem- Lose K>»« Lanzafama, Jr., whose parents bers of the Iselin Chapter? Smoking - ROCK i RYE - reside on Mercury Avenue, will "PAL JOEY" The Chapter meets each JERSEY'S LARGEST SCREEN HiU Hayunrth, Frank Smalra, BANKERS with Fruit - 48 Proof 4'5 Qt. 1.49 attend communications wire Tuesday evening at 9:15 P. M. Kim Novuk ROD & GUN with Fruil - 60 Proof .4/5 Qt. 1.89 specialist* course at Sheppard at the VFW Hall, Route 27 andl Plus i.E(.KNH OF THK POST" AFB, Tex. Airman Basic Bruce Starring extends an invitation to all men John YVa>!ie - Sophia Lurtn - AMERICAN CHAMPAGNES - R, Connolly, son of Mr. and who are "interested in singing GIANT HREWORKS CHATEAU LORRAINE N, Y. CHAMPAGNE Mrs. John Connolly, West Hill \j the good old songs in four part ISELIN DISPLAY! White, Pink or Sparkling Burgundy -12'A a .ohol 4 5 Qt 1.79 Road, will attend aircraft me- harmony." WED. AM) THURS. ONLY! FRIDAY THRU TUESDAY WHITE LAKES N. Y. STATE CHAMPAGNE - Naturally fermented in chanics course, also at Shep- The quartet sang at Nathan EXTRA pard. Both are graduates of Hale School, Carteret, for the EVENINGS ONLY KOLOK KAKTOON KAKMVAL the bottle - Whjte, Pink or Sparkling Burgund, 12'.A Alcohol 4 5 Qt 1.19 Woodbrldge High. Airman PTA Wednesday. FRIDAY NIGHT Basic Gerald Nocciolo, son of 'Splendor in the Grass' "SUKDAY THRU WEDNESDAY - PREPARED COCKTAILS - Bft- and Mrs. Anthony G. Noc- Natalie Wood "BACK STREET" BANKER'S MANHATTAN t MARTINI clolo, Nina Corner, Fords, has FRl., MON., TUKH. 7:0(1, S'.OO with 48 Proof 4,5 qt. 1.99 \, gal. 4.69 been assigned to the training SAT. & SUN. 5:50, 1:55, 10:00 SUMII Hayward, John Uavin course for fire protection spe- Plus "SERGEANT WAS A LADY" TODAY THRU TUESDAY! Boi Opens at «:M P. M. - VERMOUTH - cialists at areenville AFB, Miss. Sat. & Sun. Matinee Show Starts at 7:15 P. M, Audrey Hepburn i-M P. M. CRESTA SWEET t DRY. fullqt. 99« v, gal, |.79 full gal. $.19 He, too, is a Woodbridge High COMING THURSDAY Iraduate. Mickey Kooney "REVOLT OK THE SLAVES" George Peppard "MISTY" FREE 1N-CAK HEATERS - WIRES - Last But Not Least: — Plus — MARC LAURE IMPORTED FRENCH . in Born at Perth Amboy Gen- "HAVE ROCKET, GRAND VIN BLANC_ , 24 02 79$ BEAUJOiAIS 24 «. f9« eral Hospital: from Fords, a "BREAKFAST MENDELSON AMERICAN FRUIT WINE son to Mr. and Mis. Ronald WILL TRAVEL" Blackberry or Cherry , fullqt 75* Vs o»l. 1.4S full gal. 1.49 Tanko, 3 Woodland, Avenue; a FORDS AT TIFFANY'S" with , MENDELSON N. Y. STATE KOSHER- ion to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald The Thrjee Stooges PLAYHOUSE Concord Gape „_ fullqt. 75t h gal. 1.41 full gal. 1.49 17 Erik Drlvjs; a son to - Plui ~ HI Z-«34B . and Mrs, Williapi Mahoney, CLOSED Wlb). & THURS, MARCSTEIN'S N. Y. STATE KOSHER Arlington Drive; a son to Mm, Money and VINA Went THURSDAY, NOV. 23 Extra Heavy Concord Grape, Ma- , and Mrs. Adolph Baumgar- Together! V^M'fti BFMH "lHEATKi.5 laga, Blackberry and Cherry full qt. 1.00 ten, 15 Third Street; . . . from Stella Htevens SPANISH SHOW CARLO 100% PURE CALIFORNIA 30% Woodbridge, a daughter to Mr. ESTIC by Volume-Port, Sherry, Mute*- ' - and Mrs. John Volunann, 296 I'MAH-TRAP" FBI. & SAT, NOV. 24-25 Ojove Street; a daughter to VMAU tel and While Port__, full qt. 7$t Vj gal, 1.45 full gal. 1.49 Mr- and Mrs. Arthur Torok, 78 NOW THHU TUESDAY "ADA" CARLO BOTTLED IN CALIFORNIA-Bur- Miin Street; a son to Mr. andil OUTWBRJOGE , Spencer Tracy With Susan Hayward, gundy, Chianti, Birberone, Zirt- Ma, Harold Solty, 10 E. Oreen l*^ >^ Frank Sinatra Dean Martin fandel „ ..... "DEVIL AT 4 O'CLOCK" I, '• "LAST TIME I SAW CARLO SAUTERNE '/i gal. 99# full gal. 1.69 ARCHIE" CRESTA BOTTLED IN CALIFORNIA RITZ Theatre With Hubert Mituhum, WINES-Port, Sherry, Mtftcatel, I Carterct, N. J. «U 1-JH«» STATE Jack Webb Pale Dry Sherry, Cream Shtrry 1 -fullq|,l«ff V, gal. 1.79 full gal. 9.19 NOW TUKU MONDAY NOV. It -2! CRESTA BOTTLED IN CAUFORNflk THEATRE Fill DAY and SATURDAY SATURDAY MATINEE Woodbrldfe, N. J. Bradford Dllluian - DiAorea Hurl WINES - Burgundy, Barberone, i HIK I'taluret! "BOBBUUN8" Sauterne, Chiami ,_ fullqt. 69 f 'Vigil. 1.1$ full gal. 1.1$ "FRANCIS OF ASSISI" Julin Wayne Also 3 STOOGES, SHORTS, TODAY THRU TUESDAY — Also — CARTOON 2 P. M, "THE SlLllNT CALL" Audrtf Hepburn in 'Wings of Eagles' POLISH WINE$ 9 HUNGARIAN WINES (Jail Roier I- KiuseL Mubltry SUNDAY TUJtU TUESDAY Clurk Uible 59 and CAKTOON s NOV. K-M I ? "Breakfast at MATINEE TUL'KSDAV AT 1 F. M. "TALL MEN" • Utk 1Mb SPECIAL KlrilJIE MATINEK" "Bridge to the Su" 1 Ztmkawi (AppU) tm. HAT. AND SUN, AT 1:WI_P._M. With Carroll Tiffany's" WEDNESDAY THRU MONDAY "White Feather" SUowu *l 7 Mid 9 NOV. n • DEC. 4 "THE SJLENT CAU/" "THE HONEYMOON SUN., MON, TIE8. Nthl - Rtyil trawi AU BRANDS , i NOV. U, 21, 2k Witk Rocut Mobtor, MACHINE" 12 ox. Cant-All Flaveti MLB BEER SAT. - SUN. All Attlon Bhow! David M SODA and Bottla* and Cant "BATTUt Of BLOODY UKACH "7 WOM1SN rfcOM HELL" WBPNIBOAT, NOV. M Tnt* "SNOW WHITE ai< did CARTOON •PmAWS FROM Oow»*k»wd Imported BfHt SPiCUU. iVlXJU! MATlNtt TORTUO*" the 3 STOOIEV HAT. |k HUN, AT 1:H t. M MMMMM NEWS Independent-Leader Carteret Press Htid From &O Inclusively the Community Edison Township and Fords Beacon

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1961 PAGE NINE helin Girl is Church ILibraryNeed Bride of Colonia Man Added Funds WMODBR1DOH _. With clr culatliui skyrncketlnR and de- noon for the mand for books ever Increasing, i UmlR Tucker, daughter of Her husband, a of especially student*' reference ••" mi"'d" Mrs"•' 'r"'K« <). mcKer.nne same high school is serving works, the need for an ad- .14 wini,,- Siren, and Stanleyjln the U. 8. Navy station^ a- !dltinnnl apyirnprliUlon wai dte- i.iMiviKKi. son of Mr. and Mrs. board thp ITRB T.Wrt Thnmn. jciisM-ii by the Barron Tree Stunlry Usowskl Elmont'Newport, R I. Public Library Board at It* Colonia. Ri»v Robert1 ' —— monthly meeting. j IIVIM- nlncialed, Mrs. Carnlyn B. Bromann. In; Tlir bride was Riven In mar- I her report for the month of Oc- iiw by her father. Mrs. Rob.Local Company l (tobrr noted that 3,579 books i' i-t Cloutcr, PHi'lln, was matron iwere circulated for that month of honor arid serving us best alqne the largest monthly cir- jmitn wim pam Usowskl, Colon- Gives Award culation In the history of the |ia, brother nf the bridegroom, mtSEV7AREn N - Three area library. Mrs. Bromann noted: Ushers were Thomas Tucker IIIUSINC.: — , among those who re- 'The week of October 23-28 il8(lln-brother of alone. 9U books were clrcu- \iitli at the ririt were literally cleared of books thronth channels to Air Forc« peiintendent of the Royal Pe- Itnniitf Reilment. and w? had to utilize any headquarters for official ap- troleum Corporation's Sewaren, Camp pamphlets and clippings we proval. The sergeant who to New Jersey, terminal has been OIFT FROM THE EI-KS: Herbert Ladwlgson, a member of the Woodbrldw B.P.O. Klks Youth Activities Committee, Is had to help out. attached to the Technical with the company for twenty- shown above presenting a $100 check to Scoutmaster Norman Kilby for the purpose of purchasing; necessary equipment School's Writing Branch, It five years. He received a 25- for Troop 33, Taking part during the brief ceremonies at the White Church auditorium were Charles McCabe, patrol "One day every chair ln the the son of Mona AiuMno, year pin and an United States leader; John Eppenstelner, Junior assistant scoutmaster; Mr. Kilhv. Mr. Ludwlgson, Bill Van Bramer, a new troop mem- Juvenile department was ln use Cubs Try Junior owner of Mona Andre's Bean- Savings Bond. Mr. Kocsls lives ber, and Loulg Ustort, a member of the. Elks. In the foreground on the right are two Cub Scouts. Louis Ustort, Jr., and and the overflow was sent up- iis Society ty Salon, Amboy Avenue. I at 12 Grant Street, port Read- Bert Kovach, tutor* member* of Troop 33. The locul Klks have completed plans to co-sponsor the troop as part of their stairs where our High School Ma cians Show expanding youth program. students were working. Thla lift at Fair P was really a day when our fa* w u Wilson Stolte, 26 Ung Street, oilitles were taxed to the ut- ,MembcrR of Cub Fords, and Alex Edgec, 767 most. However, It Is very gratl Students Talk •iix-.K- Plans wereiPack 45 gatherehd d theithlr tricks-Myrtle Avenue"Elizabeth' each 1 Fire Damages fylni? when these young people, participation ln|to«eUwr for a fun-filled meet- received a 10-year service pin who come from every section ,;: nt a meeting of;lng of magicians under the di- and » ' of the Township, express their Here, Dec. 11 \ A Society of theirectlon of Den Mother Rae In addition to the Sewarenj thanks for the help given them •,'mn Church la«t|Hannon and her assistant, WOODBBIDOE—Three for- employees, this dinner was at-! Avenel In our library." ,ii will be sponsor-1J»net Conti. eign students from Rutgers tended by personnel from thei imc oriianlzatlonsj Cub* participating were David AVEN EL - The Immediate Just four years ago. the,;Unlverstiy will speak at th« i ,,nrt held Decem-JHannon, as the "girl" assistant;! availability of a numberr nof iWoodbrldgwooaDrmgee TownuuTownshipp BusinessBusiness; , " J • . _. . "the Aven! ««>> d ProfesionaProfessional WomenWomen's ClubiCubi comblned Hadassah and 8lster . , M. until 8 PM iUjUaj^. Kobert Jchut^ York; New Hyde pft,,, ftnd firemen who •were ln the Aven el Fire House at the time conducted d a drive and built thelhoolhdd meetinti g at CongregatioCoretion aliirm was sent in, in all 20 x 40 foot children's readlngJAdath Israel, December 11. The probubility saved the home of A M until 1 P M. i Oronslcl ;room out of a dirt basementlmaln toptc ^ be discussed Is Mr. and Mrs. Leo Zehnich, 127 »-i' be oDen from ter John Alutlk got into, ^if^^^^^ Freedom" with side- »., he open mm Sherman S, Seltzer, Pre.si- Ucmsni Avenue, from burning niture and Other to the tiround last night. clubs, including the Mothers lights on job opportunities, par- ent-child relationships, and d tecl<> 1 lhat rau n ew ln from The alarm was sent in by a Club and Woman's Club of • MM, -to,i * < »U "magic" waSP° ° ' " comparative education, <•,<• chfldieti vlth , ^ hat chrlst1' Tf'xa!i' l0 attend thls ni'ichbor ut 5:37 P. M. Fire- Woodbridge, have been assist- jn|dd ft ^ mAd n the h J j ing through the years and have The students who will speak Siili>hury chairman' anBldl _,un, Kl ' •"- • "- men found all the downstairs by lhe name of Bm dinner and present the awards. purchased tables and chairs. include 8. R. N. Rao from India booths were Aluslk. windows blown out and before With card holders from all over who Is a graduate of the Unl- i; Mrs. Josep- h , Achievement awards were the blaze could be extinguished the livinp room was destroyed. the Township—as the Sarronjverslty of Mysore. He received ti.mii>: Mrs. John,pr<.Mnted to the following. 1 Public Library through ttslhls M. A. Degree for the Unl- ;ihv idft table Mrs.j Lawrence Ligouri, Keith Nl-j The fin had apparently started in ;i living room chair The par- charter is "owned by the peo- versity of Connecticut and is ; i.!'."im. white elf-j hotafi. and Wesley HawklnsJ t C prtinK, ii settee and all the ple of Woodbridge for ever" working for his Ph. D'. in Civil Andrew Blmonsen.jbear badge; Bruce Markquardt,1 Talk on Polio furniture in the living room and no one In the Township ls|Englneerlng at Rutgers, Mi- James Lockle.i^dr badge and two year pin:; were lost. The fire swept into turned away—facilities have' Miss Alicia Tlsnado from mbie: Mr«: Vlctori h i PORD8 — "Polio is a virus Jo n A U5lki )xt{ ba(l)(c an(1 the bathroom and kitchen become taxed. Peru who i& a graduate in Li- I^KXI as nfw" table.;2 year ln; Bnice Doll, one that Is looking for a home" Al- p badly scorching both rooms. Assemblyman Norman Tanz- brary Science will also speak, • iudf Mrs John Mol'year; William Moffau and bert Jankowski. member of the When the couple who had man' chairman of the Barron as well as, Sulemaul L. Sentum- po-t Mrs Ole Uu-;Nlchola& Boris, gold arrow,: Suburba,, n . ,Speaker' „ , „s Library Board, will Invite the bwe from Uganda, Africa, who •i t,.i»l.: Senior Hltjh|Gary Rohrbach, Thomas Smlth|*fakln? on beilalf °f, buen away for the day, arrived dlw x Po l10 told home shortly after 1 P. M., the entire Town Committee to meet received his A.B. Degree from , iii.v. and Sunday!Donald Sohmitz. and Vlctor; * ( at a mprtin« of AVENEL FIREMEN OPEN ACCOUNT; One Thousand dollars in surplus fire alarm exten- fire had been extinguished. at the library, to examine fa- Syracuse University, He is fliers oaudyboottv [CoiUI wolf badges, ^vrt " sion money was deposited at Mercury Federal Saving* and Loan Association by the Fire cilitles and see for themselvesiworklng for his M, A. Degree In : , fmrttfWI b* w' Room VanaWe spoke on ihc ' * Commissioner* of the Fifth Fire District, Avenel last week. Left to right are: William Bird, [just what is needed. , iEconomics at Rutgers. - cf>nimltt» IncUides'past success of the Packs Mr. Jankowski warned over new account representative of Mercury; Charles S. Willey, Jr., president of Mercury; Her- Two helin Girls onsen piwldent; Mr«.|monthly paper drives, and out million people in the man Stelnbach, treasurer, Fifth Fire District and William Kt'illy, president. iMii.rrst, \ke. presl-icalled for volunteers for Sat-United States have not had Hurt in Accident .Mm Kit-wer, secre-'urday's drive ,their P0"0 snot« and thus lfc ^ ISELIN — Two Iselin young J Mrs George Puller A film from lhe Bell Tele-:'Wt completely wiped out. The ladies were injured Monday In Cub Pack Committee an accident at the Intersection •.i": phone Company was presented 'Foundation Is now -working to Honor Roll Announced were Mrs. Pred by Oeorue Cu77.ollno. flnd cures for rheumatism, Names New Officer^ Df Oak Tree Road and Middle- COLONIA rheumatoid arthritis, and birth sex Avenue. lid Mrs Anton La WOODBRIDGE — At a com- defects. A film depicting these Miss Ann Giorielle, 19, Stan- mittee meeting of Cub Pack 34 Secretary dljf-ases was shown. By Edward P. Keating dish Place, was treated at Perth of Trinity Episcopal Church, •HiltK TO MOVE ^ College dims, vj Robert Berls member- Amboy General Hospital for rB held Monday night at the^orae ISEIJN — Edward P. Keat- Cherepanya, Olivia Fabbo, Paul- bruises,and cuts of the face. • NIA ' Gerald ROM1 COLONIA - Helko Pensel, a:*hip chairman, announced six Joseph Covino, Fourth Ave- ette Fahringer, John Fernan- 1 s ing, principal of Iselln Junior Her passenger, Miss Elizabeth DRUGS : •>! Colonia Drugg M3iJunc 1961 graduate of Wood-,«l"s* had attained 100 per iue, Port Reading, William High School, has announced dez, Janet Garriola, Richard Venezio, 18, also of Standlsh A • mi,- announced that'bridge Senior High School, has:«nt membership. They include Int, scoutmaster, appointed Heffers, Dawn Hunyady, Jo the honor roll for the first Place, was treated for a bruised will be '"• moving into his new 'been elected secretary of the the classes of Mrs. Dorothy But- Michael Fedock, assistant scout- Ann Imbriaco, Frederick Kel- knee. -v-d iicross the ntwet'frMhmaii class of The Johns ton, Mrs. Emma Johnston, Miss master. marking period as follows: .isch, Melody Kollar, Dennis Miss Oioriella told police she Oor iana Cronce, Miss Amy .V.mie and JorlaivHopkins University. K Others elected to office are: Seventh Grade: Jerelyn Ab- Krutzler, Linda Leathern, Ml- ittempted to make a left turn r about December 1.11 Mr. Peiwll, an Interaatlonal;Baker. Mrs. Dorothy McCabe, Uexander Maribwicz, treasur- lnnczy, Gaiy BaHschnelder, hael Lemmo, Lawrence Long- rom Oak Tree Road into Mid- Hated that service'Relations major, is the sqn of land Mrs. Bertha Pliskin. The er; Alfred Baker, institutional Richard Boyle, Gall Buglovsky, muk', Barbara McCabe, Judith dlesex Avenue when her car MOVING during th».Mr. and Mrs. Samut'l A. Ernst'class of Miss Cronce also won •epresentatlve; Mr. Covlno, Sharon Davis, Eloise Emery, McCarthy, Evelyn Macklewicz collided with another vehicle ld the banner for the most fnthfntn- of 329 Colonia Boulajard ihairman of activities; and Donna Petterly, Roberta For- Patricia Maler, Thomas Mar- driven west on Oak Tree Road (Across tbe Street) ers enrolled. Joseph Belko, publicity chair- man. Kathleen Gabrick, Pau- ciniak, Mary Ann Markow, by Charles H. Grace, 32, Hazlet, The group voted to endorse man. line Lata, Andrea Lohne, Pame-Dean May, George Mlrkovich the teacher's pay raise program. INTO OUR NEW MODERN Mr. Vint and the committee la Magrath, Dale Parisi, Dennis Barbara Olah, James Palmer, Cloverleaf Chapter Open House was held and instituted renewal of the Pack Reilly, Deborah Swartz, Steph- Virginia Rettig, Lynn .Shapiro, STORE ON OR ABOUT DEC 1st refreshments served by (moth- charter for the ensuing year. It en Thompson, Vlckl Thorner, John Volker, Katherine Wage- Sets Singing Dates ers of the second grade stu was also decided to meet on Peter Tolendino, Michael Vol- man, Barbara Washburn. dents. ISELIN—The executive com- Turkey Day the fourth Monday of each ker, Wendy Zabel. mittee of the Cloverleaf Chap- month at the new parish hall. Eighth Grade: Thomas Bar- Trainer is Honored of Sweet Adeline, Inc., met ] j Woodbridge, N. J. adopt a new teachers salary:flrst gain tr.j< tax-consciom dtfcens during the re- Dear Mr. guide with a starting salary ofire are most :,- Cbuict E. Gregwry per annum. It was pro-ido », but we %, maining weeki of 1961 will focus upon. lrttrr te tOTlnU|e of Editor ana PibUfhrr this ** • •"" »•' preparation of next year's governmen- wotfDM* School Soudltafetanrhro. • my , them Q( lhu moUan it Tbt iadepeMmt-U>4tr «»4 Mlwn fwii Bncoa pokllthH weekly os tal spending progr&nis at the State ln Gran ttmt MI l-llll House, court house, municipal build- tag ant} school house 151 KOOWTTH Arnit Kt l'MM Cuttrrt, Nfw tint} Throughout New Jersey, the com- On U-1 day when thc'Board this afternoon in nsidr bined budget will involve expendl- membership o! ;he Association Jr. High School, it was moved fact* the Pa- WOODBBIDGE PHUJSHESG COMTANT voted to'take a ration against that the content* be forward^ relation of r Charle* E. Gregory, PmMmi tures-«nd ultimately, taxes—ol more the Reffend l resigned my to Th' Independent-Leader in School, in r, . Lawmu* F. Cajapioji than a billkm and a half dollars for officer*^? *< » long-time hopes that you would publish It it the Pr.:i Vice Fralaejit an! Treanrtr o' n •- Township, a in your "Lett*™ to the Editor".School onlu- the State and its 21 counties, 567 mu- of v.'»dbridee Hid1: column. In complying with the'tober 11, lw,. Bj C»rrte», It Cwt« Pw Cow nicipalities and more than 575 school: School nnd t!' '*t;if>r of two Board* request. I am enciosing prove a mo:;. tabtcrtpttta nta br man. Wf!nm»r I*«U|». districts. Children in Ui= <*hrx>l». I could a copy of the lrtt«. .that the Boa?'! tat JMJ, HR; Hi nniMjt. SUV thr*» mmttt. Very sincerely yours, the Woodbririr- II li; tinttt ceptw hr mall, IS (can. 1U p»J»bl« •f a movement la MTUKC Advance work on the budget of state construction 1 JAMES R KI8TUBR adopt a new government for the fiscal year begln-| i murvr friends CorrM. Sec , Fords guide with « •-, :P not tort my Junior High P-TA 115.300.000 p- ,. ning July 1 has been in progress for In view (.' several moriths as officials of various of 'Not*: teacher lr>« •

departments appear at hearings be- s o' the members of :trurt that October 1«. 1»61 fore the State Budget Director. This Board regarding the mTiriii Thanksgiving, 1961 will be reflected In the budget message loonsiderat'.'ir This year Thanksgiving—a national the new Governor submits to the State t. Gentlemen: religious festival—is ninety-eight years Legislature early next year. The state The Parent-Teaehm Asso- Jv old. It began in 1863 and credit for budget for the current 1961-62 fiscal ,'and three fiat:tm of Fonl* Junlor H1*h year totals $467 million. f before he School, mindful of the vast 'Sot* A ; beginning the observance is usually of offiw At B number of teachers leaving our wai srnt to v givaa to Mrs. Sarah J. Hale. At Ihe local levels of government. ncard biidiv *r>ool system for financially tt be publishc the annual budget "timetable" com- Thanksgiving was originally regard- Of year or two of teaching in this s< •».,: ed with almost the same reverence as piled by the New Jersey Taxpayers As- consequences that must Mn. Helen was shown lor Sunday. It was custom- sociation shows that budgets of coun- develop If our children ire con-.Board of E ary for families to attend religious ties and municipalities may be coin-: l services and afterwards to gather pleted for official introduction and have fun,jWoodbrldg around the table and a bounteous din- preliminary approval by governing halt this ner, including turkey and pumpkin bodies starting January 1. The budgets pie. are then published and public hear- Under the Capitol Dome m Uions for eduction determine*hu endorsed In some instances churches were ings held prior to final adoption. This' last act must take place by February j. Jise* GrlMiis £™7™ v£Sl St he be given every eppor-,il of the decorated with farm products in order be ran(r w Venmjta. , ,„ 25 in the case of the counties; and I, toavailable to him. Ini 2. That, or. b, that the members of the congregation iworld that dally headlines the dlridiial March 20 in municipalities. It is up to Hughes to appoint as many competent people might see what they had to be thank- TRENTON — ThanksgiYing November 14, 1961'severe problems that confrontJQroups. as a picked the bes; at'the SUU House thiji Secreuiry of SUte and u.«-:~ all of us. It is essential that his|is executive b ful for. Generally similar schedules prevail Attorwy General immediatetejinen I could get." The a: takes on added signlfl- ilE-20 Green Street mind be trained to its fullest'idorsed the <;,...• for school budgets which are prepared among jobholders be-jupon taxing office on January; In Uie iu'.cr.2i. top State of-;Woodbridpe N, j. Capacity if he is to be an asset j the Woodbnd. The first Thanksgiving proclamation, It, bm otfier top cabinet offi-.ficials, their 1 by local boards of education. In rural- cause ol the recent victory at •"""^l Gentlemen: ito himself, his family, hi* com-.ucation Assoc:?. issued by any President, came in 1789, the November 7 General elec- dais may hold-over until he execuuvt assistants, who an r 11. 1961 The Par-!munity and his nation. ' 'Continue when George Washington ordered a type (Chapter VII) and in regional , torn" polls continumg Demo-|m*kes .p hithes minm do rwhethe namer ta.civio notl protecteservice d regulationsby tenur,e are day of Thanksgiving for the adoption (Chapter VHI) school districts pro- cratic control ol the vision is made for voter approval. In for four more jfidgetini at their desks. of the Constitution. President Madison years. Governor Robert B city-type (Chapter VI) school districts fo'tta whole history of New'.Meyne: and Hughe, will confer'HOME FOB CHRISTMAS: - also set a day to give thanks for the Jer«y thlrehasW been a|with aU cabinet members at aether the memoers of • a board of school estimate steers the farewell meeting for Meyner; H2ta Kield Artillery Group, T. L. WATSON & CO peace during 1815, but it was not until consecutive twelve year stretch the time of Abraham Lincoln, in 1863, budget through publication and pub-where Democrats appointed all and an mtroduction session forjnow in training at Port Polk, lic hearing to final adoption. I top officials to operate the Hughes next Tuesday at thejlauisiana, be home for offers you that we had a national Thanksgiving iSip'oTiute and'control ^executive office at the State iChnstmas. is proDlematkal. proclamation, setting apart the last Criminal activities of counties House. Governor Meyner ra-i 'That is a matter for the de- Thursday in November as a day to be ihrough appointment of Judges'sisU he will not make any sug-jfenK departments at the Fed- It's Time to Be Loyal 'and prosecutors As a result.^estion on who should stay toleral level and the State level "1961 TAX GUIDE" observed. imany are thankful for such an their h^h positions during the to decide," declares Governor The destiny Of this great nation im-jabundam Job harvest. : next tair years. _ -Robert B. Meyner. Our Thanksgiving Day in the United , »» obligation on everv AmerW Governor Meyner, a member There just couldn't be a better time for taking a good look at jour i;n States, then, is relatively young, but it M ^^ quftrters even ^ ^ should stretch rus hanhandd beyonbeyondd 0, ^ NavaJ ^wr¥ a poses an obligation on every American saving possibilities, while you make sure your Investment*, art r has taken hold more firmly than any to do his part in What IS the tightest Democratic victory. Some Stattjhis own term,' lays Meyner,mhtr prob!enu confronting the race for survival our country has ever u*^ members and other.-The KW Governor is entitled S[au, N . j for you in terms of changed conditions. Send lor our ea^y-to-in other Thanksgiving Day in any other s 1 booklet today! country, and has spread to the various ^ We we sorelo y up aga^s^ t i ftowar*d ^the ° new^ administration. ^^^ a ^P^l**notion he could ««»*««" • »**ioyee s *»*haTe bee-««an CftUeu and d ,oemr - serious challenge—a challenge in mili- of Governor-elect Richard J. officials that is up to him. He,^ uaiBia ftS ie6ervl6U corners of the world. Hughes with a jaundiced eye. has expressed a desire to keep I T. L. WAT6ON A: tary strength, and a challenge in fun- Wl]] : by the admin- It is one of our most-enjoyed holi- istration of 'Governor-elect 3U SUte St.. Per': damental economics. Richard J. Hughes, who will be Pleaie send me -.... days, a colorful observance and an in- inaugurated on January 16. T. L, WATSON & CO. Every thinking American should be Know Your Representatives obligation, the tyyj. spiration. To many Americans it sig- In combatting e'lorU ot or- MONROE E. WEIANT. Resident Partner willing to make a sacrifice in honor of, TAX GUIDE.' nifies the coming end of the year, the The best cldxen It an active dtuen. one wno u alert gaiuzed \eteranV groups seek- our great cause. The crying need of; and goes to the source to secure the best possible in- ing a costly soldier s Donus dur- Founded 1832 - TeL HI 2-2650 completion of most of the harvesting ing the pa&t eight years, Mey- today among all of us is for unity We' formation The best representative U one who cooperate* Member New York and American Stock Exchanges of the year, the end of the football vttb bis constituent* and is ready and eager U> rectm ner has always stre&ed the lint cannot stand divided, and the com-! treatment now accorded all season and the beginning of several their rtews Complete Brokerage Service ADDEESS munist seek to divide us. veierani by State law. State hunting seasons. Herewith are the-name* of your representative* Keep employees get their regular • Stocks •Ciiaidities tint's They would turn minority against in touch with them Sute salary while on two we< In observing Thanksgiving Day this majority, south against north, bloc 8. S. Ciigress military leave each summer, year, we can only hope that by the wtule at the same time secure against bloc and class against class SENATE payment for their training time Thanksgiving Day, 1962 rolls We in America have proven that mi- Senator Harrison A, Williams, JT, Senate Office Building conventions of their re»j>ecuvej and the threat of communism will fits under the American system than »eteransr groups. have been overcome. Washington 25. D. C Home—345 Cm Avenue, Rabwaj any other in the world. HOCSI OF RErRESCNTATnrCS During their military leave they we nqt prejudiced by civil RepresenUUve Peter FrellnghuTsen. Jr, Plftb Con- Each of us must be willing to place; service promotions and ail vet- grenkma) District. House Offiee Building. Washing; erans receive a $509 property • Voten Act Upon national unity and strength ahead of'J ton 28. D. C Home—Morrlstown selfish aims and personal desires. Each tax exemption each year. THE BASIS FOR Municipal Change 1 Sute Legislitire amounting to $22,000,000. These of us must try to do his share in the 4 good things must be considered STATE SENATOE with the bad things enforced Voters of three municipalities chose contest between communism and dem-; / John A Lynch. New Brunswick ne;» forms of government while those military life imposes on re- ocracy. We do not have long to make / MXBIBEKS Of ASSOpLT servists, the Governor believes in five others including Woodbridge THANKSGIVING our contribution. Norman Tanzman, WoodDttdgt THANKSGIVING:-One ot in* Township established commissions to J Edward CrabieL IDSWwn Therefore, let us all respect every finer customs of the nation is INTEREST study the desirability of changing their American. Let us all respect every sec-|j Joseph Ooren Danellen the setting aade ol,- one day in rut ••• present; forms, in action under New tion of our country, and every religion. autumn to express' thanks to by :.3:cijhip and Biari at Chosen Freehttters Gdd for bksungs and aound- •deadly peril, could Jersey's Optional Municipal Charter Let us all pull together for America, fUrl E. Meager. Pres:der,T Rutgen Cniterslty. Ne» ance not enjoyed by most other establish Thankagiv- SAVINGS Law at the November General Election. and fight out our battles within the Brunswick peoples of the world. Oeorge L Burton. Jr, 19 Agate Road. Lawrence Brook In a proclamation officiail) .:,-j, how much more ACCOUNTS A tabulation released by the New greater framework of love of country,! Village, New Brunswick designating November 2s as 'his day should mkan Kdjrtbe S UcAndrtws. Ne« Bnmswlck. ! Jersey Taxpayers Association shows devotion to freedom and duty — and j Thanksgiving Day, Governor to us in modern personal motivations second, after our Joacpb R. Costa. 123 HillcrtM Avenue. Ediaon. Robert B, Meyner urges "that that Trenton, Bayoiine and West Thoma* H. let. 140 Front Street. 8outb Plalnfleld everyone participate in it, ob- America! Our bleat- Orange voted to abandon commission country's cause ik served first. George Otlowskl HI Kenned; Street Perth Amboy servance, consider the great an loo nuroar- William J. Warren, RTS Main street Forda government effective July 1, next, in blessings offered by our way ol (o count. life, and give thanks, each in favor of one of the mayor-oouncil W.».iri.ge Tiwisblp CtMlttee his own. way, to Him who hit a - Laughter u a Blming forms provided under the "Faulkner MAYOR—Frederick M Adams. Cotoma conferred these blessing] upon Thnrvl»' V us." nRST WARD-Charle* Molnar. WoodbrUUt Law". Laughter b a blessing provided you The Gonrmor1 alao Called of Maynard Winston. Woodbrldgt ficial attention to the charit- know when to laugh! SECOND WARD—Joseph Nemyo, Hopelawn Charter study commissions were set able programs being conducted Leon Blanchard. Pords It is all right to laugh at yourself, by the major faiths at this time up in the City, of Orange which has THIRD WARD—Robert Jacks, Avenei I A. M W ant highly beneficial to do so. It is •JO share the abundance - commission government, and in the John,Hughe*. Woodbridge This bank will not be open Thanksgiving Da*. the needy overseas—the Pro- even permissible to laugh with your FOORTH WARD—Thom&ft J. Costello, Uelln , townships of Ocean (Monmouth Coun- testant 'Share Our Suqil.is Ap- David Nicola. Iseiln ty), West MUford (Passaic County) friends but never make the mistake off peal", the Catholic "B.^opb WARD—John Ev&nko, Colonla Th*pfa«JviBij Clolnlitii Colit-t- and in Madison and Woodbridge all of laughing at your friends. ' David T Miller Colonla. Not every person is psychic enough tioir, and Uie "Unitrd J>-*i*h •which are now governed by Township Btntgk if Carteret Appeal Bpecliil Pur4" Committees. Each of these municipali- to understand that your merriment is an expression of friendly sympathy BUba UOUDAT C AKt;— QLiat-Iiiie Woodbridge ties also elected five-member commit- PraHdmt of Borough CouocU-Walter SuUiran to be followed duiin^ mi- hull sions to conduct the studies arid report •fid good fellowship, They hew th« COUNCTLMEN , dan have beni HnnaunoMI by raucous laughter but they seldom read Thomas Deverln Walter Bulnvan ite Alcoholiism Cuntiul Pro back to the electorate. [jgram of Uie Ni-w Jersey blaU John Hutnick John National Bank your mind. DeparUnent ol UcalUi. AJmnder Such Adam Only municipality at the November The parson who can laugh at his, If you are a participant in a holiday party, do not male election to reject a charter question or her, mistakes will rise to become TnmUf of Eim MAYOR—Anthony U Yekncam drinking the most importan; waa Westfield whose voters favored re- activity. U tbe Ntuab«*trOrK: master of individual life. One, who Pntttent ol Couwil-Nel) A UcDooald MAIN OIT1CE tention ol IU town form of govern- warning. U some decline U IIEUN takes misfortune with a smile, ex CODKCHJON drink, do not insist. They ma; C«r. Moore Avf, nud fitnj t fl^UlZOaaTit* ment. . ' " biblts greater course than thoM who WUUam t. Uhton Vrank i. Tataa have sound reasons for de WOOOBB1DGE, N. j. I8ELW N. J. Bnwd J, Vwta Dr WflHM T«J> *" 8inc« adoption of the Optional Mu- grumble and complain and U on the dining not related to sod- l H liartoUt WalMr B WAad ability. MtaOct; BJTIUJ. aa4 rtiiral lawiw c»nH»»" nicipal Charter Uw by the State Legii- roadjto overcoming evil. - en Pag« 13) WEDNESDAY, NOVtfMRER 22. PAGE ELEVEN Croup Fries Membership Odd Bicycle Craze Still Deborah \] ilh Awards Going Strong in Colonia Banquet , ,N'IA - A ten year eer- Boys BniMin# Them nIid liff mftnbership .,. p waidi'ri at an an- Uish and Long, From Nov. 30 .il-np mrmbprshlp diii- (till Frame*. Wheeh r.iinnm Chapter nf Hs- COLONIA — "Around u* Monday »t Trmplc Brth Bv MARILYN HALL World »ith Deborah.' a rnnii- rnU'NlA - An odd bicycle rai romcdy. will be presented 1 at H fifth annual paid-up mem- flchllto cra,v that hit Colonia youn*- st. is dnrme vacation monthl,| dinner of Deborah , tfny tn fnii-iiir :» full seal* assortment of Colonia at Cotajr'a i ,,,iit Windman SrrnMs tn wing up throughout the* Restaurant. Route t, Sontfc t iiriled to Mr«. ni'n, r at last report, still no-: Aniboy, November 30,1:30 Pit. ,>,,,,. Mrs. Nathan T*m mr '•t^nnit i Members of the cast are: !:s Klein, »nd MrsHy- 1 N« V'W'fr in it stranRf to see Mrs Sol Etsman, Mr*. •Tn"rt—n«rt»» vwoient ol "btey»l William Hooper, Mrs. An- Solomon Bprshinsky in- oW hitiu fnr two" In the midst dr( U Prance. Mrs. tJtanlejr Mrs Manaehem ZlorX-j tinman Avenue, weavwi hi* way 'amone the steady utrenm of Knfka. Mrs Joseph Solllsh, and , n'nd Mrs. Ronald Gort ] r.IVINO THANKS TIIK RKiHT W\Y: Vrsula 1 rnst. Gail Frlnrtrln, Jo* Dal. John Ramano and William Umh of thf |Pundav driver*, head ' and the Misses Babe and Isabella ••hehtirw tl» evening was Mndcnt (ounnl, and Norman I.undr. of tin- farulU. arr shown prrparinn four of the 3» baskets prppirrd by the Mudfnti 'shoulders »bo»e thf crowd; Stern. Mrs James Henderson ta •urmnrire by Dick Lane of thf Colonia Junior Hi«h School, for distribution to needy families in WoodbrJdite Township. dneiior Mrs. Charles OoW- M :m and hypnotist. !Fjirceiallr so for lho» travel-i ( 1 inn in one of the smaller cars. berg *ni accompany the croup Kmanuel Temkln. pr«-i on the accordion. 1 When snwll fry query: •» .Mcomed the iroup and PTA Sets Date PupihMark ThanksgivingMany fin Prizes "Daddy, can I have1 one'" the Tokens from the hospital win PV.ilip Brand ddlwed the question m'fst certalnh flit a- ;be presented b> Mrs, Ete- i1'in. At l eross the minds 6f many. man, president, for each $161 -, to atUnd the March; For Yule Bazaar By Aiding Needy Families % "Where in the world would I donor credit earned by mem* lormanee of "Judgment •buv nnr'" ;bers this year. Mrs. Hoop- ISE1IISELIN -— Iselin SchooJl 1155 * C v ISELIram TNM —_ "Fashionlri Referendum. Brochures,theme for the ""n*1' IBELIN — Final plans for aJMrs. Anthony Coma Mrs. Jo-orial Day parade when a Ren- be held at Colonia Civic fin- Mr provement Club, Inman Avenue, "»r«nin- ... lrformatlon on thp refer_ gram commemorating Thanks- benefit movie in St. Cecelia's seph Leary, Mrs. Charles Bladcjtleman. unaware of the special Roll jendum, were given to the mem- Day School were an- Harry Qrauer. and Mrs.jtechnique. took a December 3, 1 P. M.. for tt» jbeinhlp. ; The Student Council, under nounced by Rev. Robert E. Thomas Ryan. j resulting in a broken arm. Onei benefit of the new Church told ! Open house session was held of Norman Unde, Mayer, parish assistant and li- Silver donations were won by'method of dismounting Is to! School Building Fund. and carried out thejbrary moderator. Proceeds will Mrs. Forrest Pigott. Mrs. Wbrak. e and sprine backward off At Iselin School 24 As an inducement to attract ' .ft - Br&IlCh Oft tamiawmu . . Iprogram Thirty Thanksgiving|be used to purchase additional Wiggins. Mrs. Crarles F. Ruge, the bicycle, with both wheels those who enjoy eating spa- playf(1 1 ! d best wiihes from the; ibasketa were displayed on the books for St. Cecelia's library Mrs, William Blythe, Mrs. Her-suspended momentarily in the ISELIN — The honor roll for Herrick, Donald Josephson ghetti, the committee extend! ,: office, and commended platform Each homeroom pre-1 The film, 'The Miracle ofbert Klein, Mrs. Robert Gary, air. the first marking period at, Stanley Potknoski, Lisa Falken- an invitation to everyone t* , onard Greenfield, edl- KADETS WIN CONTEST spared a basket of food for a Marcelllno," was filmed ln Mrs. Grace Lombard. Mrs. How-j Stenhen began his project School 24 has been announced stern, Virginia Kurica, Karen have as many helpings as they the new publication ISELTN - The KadeU of needy family living in Wood-Spain. It Is the story of a young ard Stanley, Mrs. Alvin Saddler. last Spring with the help ofias follows: Maye, Eileen Mykietyn. Jacque- desire. Italian sausage will b« an>1 Views, on the out- America won first plare Saur-ibridne Township. Each basketjboy who is left in a Franciscan Mrs. George Sepenski, Mrs An-his friend. Jay Cocanausmer. 10J Grade Two, Mrs. Miller, line Richards. Susan Staffln. included as well as the usual •:.- layout. day in a precision drill contest'contained a 15 pound turkey.lmonastery and is raised by thony Correa, Miss Barbara Clark Place, by welding twojteacher: Deborah Anoia, Joseph; Grade Three. Mrs. Baumgar- meat balls. - King won the drew club.he.d by the Rifelettes of Eastjand everything needed by a monks. Travis and Mrs. T. DeFranco. frames toeether. They used a piynn. Sandra Fyke, William1 ten, teacher: Susanne Chiodlni, Appnwimeately 600 will at* ,:ig Door prta were a-,Brunswick. Second place wasljamily of six for a good 20-inch wheel from Stephen's-Knudson- - . Paul-- •a Veiga"-•--. : Rexanne ~--~Davis-, "-••--'-'••Valerie Kovacs, tend the dinner, it was eati- wU1 ^ two • d to Mrs. Temkln, Mm.'WOP by the Candeliirs of New-iThanksgiving dinner. brothpfs bicycle and a Grade Two, Mrs. Waldman, Yvonne Mazzeo, Ricky Roth- mated by Maurice Miglion, Mrs Leonard Greenfield, ark ,The local Kadets will This is the second year lgnces on Thursday December smaller wheel from his own Patricia chairman. Tickets will be the,^ performances onj Boy Scout Troop teacher: Earl Engleman, G«r- man, Catherine Sera, Rubin, and Mrs. Elliot march Saturday in the Wood- students of Colonia Junior High and two English racer, and attached ard Geier, Gary Harris, Charles Willis, vailable after all the M; Friday. December 15. for St. bridge Christmas parade. jhave prepared Thanksgiving Cecelia's School children. There English 3 - speed gears and! Grade Three, Miss Rizzuto, Sunday morning, and may also brakes. down a paper route, and enjoys baskets John T. Omenhiser, di- will also be a performance for Presents Awards be purchased from Mr. Migll- A junior of Woodbridge HiRh hunting and fisTiing. He has rector of the welfare board, as-public scrool children attending ISELIN — Troop 47 held a ore, FU 8-1014, or Sal Migltore. sisted by supplying transporta- c.,. , , „!• OBV-charter presentaflon Friday at School, Stephen, is the son ofthree sisters, Mary Ann, 3,. FU 1-3362. religiouuus anInstructionKWUIs on Sat- Ice, 6, and Christine. 12. en Sidener, Deborah Toms. tion and delivering the baskets. urday, December 16, at 9:30 A.lthe First Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Glass- Grade Four, Miss Connors, er, and the brother of Michael, Co-owners of one of the two- Schmidt, Robert Vayda. The assembly was conducted M. In addition.^there will be a Mrs. Robert Argalas and Mrs. Nancy WARNING ... by Ursula Ernst, president of 19, and Ira, 10. He hopes to at- are Grade Five, Mrs. RottO, showini? on Friday evening, De- Thomas Bowen spoke on behalf nrt'Graham, Richard Biancni, Pa- teacher: Jameg Teulel, ShaiaB of the Mother's Club. Senior tend Newark College of Engin- Robert Poultney, cember 15, at/ 7:00 P. M. for erring to foltow and, electrical I Mrs. Thomas Poultney, 3'Nor- tricia Maloney. Rothman, Robert OWens, Bon- SEVERE WINTER AHEAD! CYO children and the general Patrol positions were assigned Grade Four, Miss Spaldo, nie Magno, Barbara Haberman, Leaftue Auxiliary to David Sparkman and John ensineering: career. mandy Road, and William Che- public. The builder of the three- mok, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- tfMhen Linda Hoover Sharon Grade Six, Mr. D'Apolito, On Thursday evening, Mn. Lewis. liam Chemok 181 Klraberly|Sullivan, Judith Rittenhouse teacher; Richard Hubbarl, Mar- Tuk<- advantage of thi* To Plan for Dance Robert Argalas, Scoutmaster, seater is Joseph Ostrowski, son COLONIA — Plans for a Edward Snyder, chairman of of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ostrow-Road. Robert is a freshman at Michael Kleiman ian Thomas. the project, and Mrs. James awarded Tenderfoot badges to Grade Five, Miss Rosenbaum Grade Six, Mr. Eagan. teacb- danci- at St. Demetrius Hall, Robert Black, Bruce Eckens- ski. a sophomore of St. Mary's Colonia Junior High School, ua:uri't. vull br discussed when Brady will take the film to High School, Perth Amboy. Be- and William attends Wood- teacher: Donna Bredbenner, er: James Kuinna, ChrisUns jl Hopewell, wrere it will be shown berger and Edward Demming. H*M, Diane Mykietyn. Barbara thf Little Fellows League Aux- These boys also received silver sides tinkering with the several bridge Senior High School as a Charlen* Laaur, Linda Neali* lliary meets at the Civic Ira- to the children of St. Michael's jbicycles he owns, Joseph holds sophomore. Christine Parkhurst, Margaret Snedeker, Ellen takowenko. Ave- Children's Home. bars. OIL FIRED BOILER pro\ I'tnent Club. Inman Howard Stanley presented' mie December 3, 8 P. M. Tickets will be sold at the Executive board officers elec-jdoor only. Sixty bushels of pop-two jear pins to Robert Acker- ted at the last meeting were corn and 3,500 ice cream cups man, Jr. and Roger Argalas; SPECIAL! announced as follows: wfll be placed on sale. The at-and one-year pins to Gary Bal- 89.000 BTl Mrs Carl Lambert, president; tendants will be members of achneider. Colin Biddulph, and Mrs. Joseph Vassallo, first vice the library staff. Thorruw Qowen, Jr, Robert Ackerman, Jr. was presented a for Economy in Cost, president: Mrs. James D'Arcy, Mrs. Frank Enderlein, head ^pecLal-Announcement two-year perfect attendance; Installation and Operation. second vice president: Mrs. Da-librarian, announced an am vid Hasse, recording secretary; award by his father. Ideal for Forced Hot Water, nesty period at the library from Patrol leaders are: Roger Mrs. Edward Kehler, corres- Novemeber 26 jhrough Decem- Gravity or Strain Systems, Argalas, Robert Ackerman. Jr.. ponding secretary; Mrs. .Gus-ber 3. All overdue books wtiimetum- Gary Snyder, Martin Stanley- • Flush Jieket Uve Soben, treasurer: Mrs. ed during the amnesty period and William Doerr. Assistant John Banias, Mrs. Ruth Eckert, • Aswmbled Sections will be free from fines. Patrol Leaders arc: Edward WATCH MART in Colonia and Mn. Alfred Hellrlegel, • Pop Safety Valve Barrett, Larry Mihalik, Fred membership committee; Mrs. No Prick, Richard Sparkman and • Effective Insulation Thomas Gonzalez and Mrs "Man was just as intelligentThomas Bowen. t Superb Performance John Culltnane. hospitality 10.000 years ago as he is today," A two-year membership pin Is Now an Authorized Keepsake Jeweler chairmen: and • Lifetime Construction Mrs. Robert say an anthropologist. It is was given to Robert Ackerman. Jones, publicity. • Domestic Hot Water Available. humiliating to think that we Sr. by Scoutmaster Argalas. are descendants of 40 dumb Den chief awards went to progenitor. Larry Mi>i»mr. Wayne O&sen- AUTHORIZED DEALER $ —Cleveland Plain Dealer tort and Larry Roach. GENUINE REGISTERED NOW 00 eepsake ONLY 205 DIAMOND,RINGS SPECIAL! ONLY KEEPSAKE OFFERS ALL Pressure Atomizing TRY US FOR. For Thanksgiving Toasts.. . BELFAST $350.00 MONACO $250.00 Scotch - Rye - Bourbon - Liqueur . Also $45Oand 750 Wedding Ring $12*00 Weddino Ri"3 $125.00 THESE OUTSTANDING ADVANTAGES: . 6jH BURNER Brandy - Domestic and Imported Beer CHAMPAGNE and WINE 1. The Keepsake Certificate presented 4. Lifetime trade-in privilege toward a STATE JEWELERS (Imported and Domestte) with your ring guarantees perma- Keepsake of greater value at any au- HOLIDAY WRAPPED A FANCY BOTTLES • QUIET 13 Main Street, Woodbridge nent registration and a perfect thorized Keepsake Jeweler's store. $ 95 (NfH 10 SUlr Thtilrc) quality center diamond (or replace- • SAFE VOGEL'S Liquor Store ment is assured). 5. Protection against loss of diamonds from the setting for one full year. • CLEAN 67 82 Main Street Woodbridge 2. Guaranteed by Good Housekeeping 1 ^H^^ gf Option' magazine (as advertised therein). 6. Identified by the name "Keepsake1* Engineered for Top Efficiency! THIS WKKK'S 3. Keepsake's nationally advertised in the ring and the words "guaran- prices assure full and uniform teed Registered Perfect Gem" on \«k aboul «ur SPECIALS on LUCKY NUMBER value. the tag. GAS HOT WATER HEATING SYSTEMS I I'uuir In tor Vour THOMAS JOSEPH Stop in aid See Our Selection ot KEEPSAKE Diamond Rings Today! HIKE IIKATIM; SIHVKVS i\ow_ MtEli CAR »'-*MH HARDWARE - CISTOM K»TCHENS _ ELECTRICAL AND PLUMBINCJ SlTPLlhS WOODBRIDGE PAINT AND ACrKSSORIfcS COSTELLO Funeral Bome$ WATCH MART Oreen S^. ft Cooper kn. State * Cento 8ti Iselin, N. J. Perth Amboy, N. J Colonia Shopping Plaza, Rt. 27, Colonia WASH Tel U 84611 HI 14075 AVENEL PLUMBING & SUPPLIES 791 Rahway Avenue TBL. FU 1-3777 - FREE PARKING AT THE PLAZA — OPEN TIL^ 9 P. M. TOES. THURS. & FRL ME 4-0080 WOUOBIUPGE TEL MX H31J WBDNE8DAT, NOVEMBER J2, 1961

[figures on a larger piece of Mr. Handerhan said I formed The areas Involved were 25 Mr. Handerhan said I at Wood Avenue In- an organization to disseminatte I acre* at Wood Avenue, 27.5'property Editor's Loiters propaganda to fight the refer- acres at the Freeman Estate volving some houses. This -; CLASSIFIED be contenntentt ... Mr, Hlckey, architect for the Parkway passed responsibility and 5& acres at the Bramhall- endum. Where Is his evidence naturally would Increase the KATtl * INFORMATION (Continued from Edit. only 2,300 Rdditlon»ltu- addition to the present hlRhjto the Slate Highway Depart- I Hoffman Boulevard ilte. Mr. t of this? I did present my views average cost per acre. 3 ThfM endorsements haveldents, bringing our caps fr W |school, stated that It wouldjment who said no statutory before a group of interested Handerhan said the Board ex- $1.M for It weirds Deadline for art, r anlared In the local press, (to 3,800 Enrolhnent figure Regarding the 1229,000 which have been unwise not to havejauthorlty or money was avall- jcltlzena ai their request and amineda botoomh thme WooYTWUd Avenu«»"!«e -•-_ • •— , ,»,., 4c each additional wort if A. M for the •*„,,. 'in view of the fact that there show that In 1963 « *nave jPlanned that school for expan- able, I some of them are now taking an and the BramhaJl-Hoffman Is Quoted as the price the Payable In adrsnee publication apparently has not been ,ny,J.91O senior high school students slon and that it had been so! The Safety Chnlrman of the f the refer sites and found them undeslr- has used for. cost of securing negative reaction to our prolan- d In 1981 wl11 have 4lM0 planned. When Mr. OIlmnrtin.pTA of School 25 attended al- NOTE: NO CLASSIFIED ADS TAKEN OVF.K rm posal, we assume we will receive iThene are MUST BE SENT IN. (?), architect for the tselinjmogt PVHV Board of Education I did not orga this group '— the We must provide sUfodpolnt. He further said the where the figure came a favorable decision from High Schnoi was questionedjmertlns from September 1960 As a representative of the pub- TeU ..«M MErenry 4-1111 pxtm" children — »nd Bramhall - Hoffman Boulevard next it was said this was a first v Board of Education soon. about whether this school couldiui January 1961 in an effort Uo I atand ready to present my to have funds provided for this ana would cost over 1700,000 asking price of the owner, now If the Board wants our ,. also be expanded, he said' that view* to any Interested person -ary committee to^Wet with itsiire to maintain our much needed fence. The Febru- and the Wood Avenue area Mr, Handerhan says the cost It could bp readily added to. or group. M1SC, FOR s.i11 ary 1961 school budftet Included or group. , h pUrChBse of many will be substantially I'M "jar finance committee or with the tlon. the Mr. Ollmartln appeared reluct- LOST AND FOUND money for the fence — or so Mr. Handnhan said two years ^ ^ , U . , , 1229, entiw Board befoip it considers' To my way of ng. UK ant to set a numeric figure on homM fc of C OM to 200000 mt fl(rur 0 WROUGHT IRON ,im adoptinj our proposal, WP hope location n( this expansion potential of thewe were told. Since February $600,000. This statement really;000 was given Tick beagle pup- set (table four <-i,,,;'.' agrepresentino I camge beformyselef thaes BoardPresi- * statement really 000 was slven to the Bonr<< this meeting will bf soon. -•-—<-• S 11961 we have been asking the qualifies him for the Whoppers curly this year by Mr. Foley, tin py. Male. Approx. t« mos. old.. cnji,., MahoganMahoganyy , Board of Education when the dent of the Colonla Colony As- Chain choker-typecoHar. An- Vtfy good fondiUlil. Club. In thh e areas proposedd 'Board'(Bd' s attorney. 1 read ant y good fond fence would be MfCtiHJ. sociate*, a group of lew than n statement to triwerwtra'Is 1o6 "MAX" CorontCatontai mra,!^^ j »J ggo66 there weweree nno home* The ^ j »J g.go66 50 people and proposed two al- .Reward. FU 1-9084. 11-2J! Februnry 1962 and another Realty Appraisal organltatlon Board shotflv ther°after ternate areas In Colonla foT a Zl 1 —-'LIONEL .TRAIN Kl- „ „.. School did not state school budget Is only three whic„,„„.h, ,revaluer,.,>.tMd al...l propert-.-KV...y. quoted th" flnirefl-nire. I alsaso oresd jfi lol-T- 7ihe" mhJTh7on">y imortant matter senior high school. He Is cor- toRt« other than the price of opportunity to (3) women in I strongly urge a "yes" vote l or reached? Use the allocated resent as many people. I was whether or not the property Is the land such us senrches, court might be expendable for the president, not simply repre- this area during our Christmas • MUSlt'AI 109 Ninth Street for the December 5th refer- funds for the erection of the facing a road. The Freeman fees and leial fees. Is this or 5,000 more studenU. jwntlng myself as president. Season. You h»ve a Pull Credit! INSTRnilMs Port Roodlns. N' Jendum- . fence before its absence costs Estate property was Valued at Mr. Handerhan means: the Very truly yours. |Thls organization made a thor- Plan with AVON. Phone Mrs.' November 17. 1961 Sincerely yourn. the life of a child. $4,000 per acre and the Bram- mirchase price will be less but Oray Ml 3-5146 for home ap-jLAROE SELECTION • MARY R. WHITE ough Investigation of the sites M'•'. Charles E. Gregory. NANCY P. KIEL MFS. PRANK LAMATINO hall-Hoffman Boulevard area other fees win hrlng the toU' 111 11 0 (Mrs. Francis B. available In Colonia and sub- polntment. »/»! I"* ' Pi " " »»'i Editor (Mrs. A. Eugene Kiel) Very truly yours, at $3,000 per acre. These values to $229,000? I do not think I mitted a copy of Its report to —-— ;Lowest prices. Rrimi);,. 'he Independent-Leader President. are a matter of record and are was distorting the facto when RELr 515 Xtlddlesex Avertue (This letter was sent to us the Board of Education. '• HELP WAJTTED • ;»nd tuning since ]<>•<• Woodbridge, N. J on file nt the Township Asses- T stated that the cost of secur- MALE OR FEMALE Colonla, N. J. for Regarding these sites, Mr [T1NMUBICCO, 92 ,v. Dear Mr. Gregory: sor's Office, ing the Freeman Estate prop- November It, 1901 Handerhan says I suggested EASY TO LEARN light work^Street, next to }i,ur As an Interested parent with Simple arithmetic revealsth eerty was ssld to be 1229,000. .'(Hotel, New Bnmiwiiv Editor acquisition of 50 acres at either (earn 135-»50 per two small children, I felt It ne- 'wide discrepancies between My only other comment •WIl|Kl 5-2578. eescary to express my opinion The Independent-Leader , „,. „ . the vicsitee , Hp Is wrong again: the re- ipare Ume). Write Rtwlelgh, Iport states, "Assuming a Senior these and Mr. Handerhan's Mr. HarwforhAn's statement If NJJ-lll-llM, Chester,1 . on the proposed referendum to Dear Sir: (president of the Woolbrldge I that I think he puts himself Sirs: |High School is to be built In figures, which calculates to be voted on December 5. I When I wrote last week, 1 In September 1960, we pMI-;Board of Education in a recent above the will of the peopl ?a 10'12-lUM • SERVICES Colonla, there are three sites $14,000 per acre for the Bram- wholeheartedly support the had been under the impression tloned the Board of Education statement said that I am com- [when he says defeat of the ref that could provide the 25 acfe hall-Hoffman Boulevard prop- when he says def •T MALE HELP WANTED • MA8ON CONTRACT! i! position taken by the majority thai the Iselin High School and the Garden State Partway jpletely distorting the facts con- b jmlnlmum requirements for aerty and $12,000 per acre forerendum will require re-sub- of the Board of Education that plans provided for expansion to to erect a fence on the property jcernlnit the forthcoming 4.5 1,000 student school." Actually jthe Wood Avenue property. In MAN"wrrH~CAR for ^ ^ut^rZim^nT''' we must purchase the Freeman accommodate an additional line of School 25 and the Gar-million dollar •«*"««< r«f«r»M. 1,000 s dh it morning newspaper route de- .„ *.„.• r Estates property in Colonla. 1.000 students over its initial den State Parkway. The Boardidum.' " at this time the Board was pro living lfcthe II B. or have I for- vice. Steady. wort.'c,ii ' tWould hat« to think " for right man. Call of Education told us it was the'distortIng •f.rH our planning for the future nrn-ttm REAL ESTATE CHILdesireD sCARE baby-Mult. M«tu^: FOR SALE enced. Any time, cv.; [Silt. r, COLONIA — Six-year-old split level, lVa baths, three bed- ICHARM SCHOOL. \, rooms, playroom, patios, large prettiest. Lessons in fenced yard with playhouse, lnf (ace, (lgure, muki' shrubs, trees. Owner trans- son»llty, posture. W ferred. Assume 01 mortgage. duclng. Modeling chc $18,500. Call FU 1-882T. appointment, free fa< 11-22* .figure analysis call T. !School ME 4-9119. • REAL ESTATE WANTED • n .••) Roofing & Siding - Sewiig Macblie Service ONCE AGAIN I IP YOUR DRINKING t.u - Aiding Machines Wl ARE ALMO8T come a problem, Air< BOLD OUT OF HOMES I Anonymous can help yn C\> WOODBRIDGE KEY Give A Gift That Has HOVANEC have many prospects FORDS A Henry Jausen & Son & LOCKSMITH SHOP Sewing Machine Service FUEL OIL Tlnnlnc and gladly look over your home and ,50 up Lifetime Guarantee! WE REPAIR PROMPT DELIVERY AL'TU HOME Sbtet MeUI Work llnser • Phaff - Wnlt« • Neecbi give you a suggested sale price! HA VINO TROUBLE *39 Automatic "Ktep Flllrd" Service OFFHB KEYS PROFESSIONAL STUDIO No obligation JACKO REAL1 sewerage?. Electri_ .c He*.-:,. Authorized Agent Fffl and SONS Rooflm Metal Cellini FIH WMtlnghouM • New HoBlt "ASM DUPLICATED, PHOTO ESTATE AOENCY. 1013 State 1 for Fr« Established 1900 Eldrich - Domeitlc - and U) removes roots, r,/.:. ti Oil Burner SAFES SOLD. W« wfl) aim takt extra plctum and Furnace Work rortiin Mikt Machine! Street, Perth Amboy. VA 6and stoppage from •: .;, SMITH - CORONA Strrirr to Our 424 East Avenue in ttat front o( oar Chrlitmu Customer! l.iwn Moweri Repaired 1622. pipes, drains and srwrrs :.; Typewriters w Perth Amboy. N. J. BoUrj Bladei Bilaneed tree for Photo Chrliunu Caidi 11/M1/30 digging, no damage ^ -a at no extra cost. 588 Aiden Street Kl 1-9187 Sawi SUarpenpd land efficient, Call T-.JI WOODBRIDGE OIL 25 Ford Avenue Paint Specials! ! Woodbridge, N. J. FRANK HOVANEC HONE OR MORE BUTJLDINO.IPlumblng and Heaunj. MK i- BUSINESS MACHINE HEAT Fords, N. i. 65? Roosevelt Avenue LOTS wanted by private par 1007. CO., LTD. Interlot Flat (la oU) Telephone MEreury 4-1248 o Phone per (tllon 4J.»I llty. Mall details to P. O. Box ii :•'.: W0 Amboj Ave., Woodbrldie COAL • LUMBER CARTERET. N. J. lj 103, Woodbridge, N. J. (Neit to Turnpiht) BUILDING MATERIAL VAllej 6-0358 interior Flat Whit* * Colon (Latei) per tillon — HU ii/9-n/so ANT1QIKS 8ALES & SERVICE Special hterloi WhlU FaUit Tel ME 6-0010 FOR RENT ,CAMEO SHOP, 200 P:fi.T.i3 COAL ud Good Quality. Water Softeners per laUon . «•»» T. R. STEVENS Street, Woodbriil•(•, !•::•,•• y- LUMBERco. Heating-Air Conditioning looTtn' and Shttt MeUI Work CARTERET—3' , 4- and 6-rootn Beautician KING GEORGE RD., FORDS J10 AMBOt AVKNDI lection of old luimtu-.i. y;ti.< 6S5 ST. GEORGE AVE. SALES apartment*, 141 Emerson •teskf IfL ME 4-1SM WOODBRIDGE Street (across from Holy QUALITY HEATING WOODBRIDGI itures, lamps, china Re pa In SERVICE [ily Church). Call KI 1-S743 glass. We buy »ml •> Open Dail; a A.M to ! PJL after 6:00 P. M. CLOSED SUNDAY ALL DAY of all and browse. ME & AIR CONDITIONING RENTALS 11/22 -13/31* LET US Give t Cuaen or SuppUei fat Trpes Water Softener Salt n CB'lttmu Solve Your Soft Water Soap Music lostructioB Buy now it osr low pricti, »n< this particular issue. This Is the I BUY AND SEU ANTig. ^ Join our Lny-Awt; PUn. TUM Svtmminc Pool Supplies HEATING PROBLEM K&O HEATING MjmtnU. only sensible, adult and DEMO- glm ehlna. furniture. x:<- from Atr-CondtUonlnt SERVISOFT jCRATTC way to do it. 'a-brac, etc. ME 4-6051 GAS • OIL - ELECTRIC Ask 1)1 About Our Tm Film n*n Warm Air Htat I hope that the Board will; ' u ' '•• ' Service to Complete Peter & Janet Expert D««loplni « Prtntlni WARM AIR or HOT WATER Induitrlil Bibiuit OF WOODBRIDGE consider the voters Intelligent Smlct on AU Tjp« a( FUmi Motor Outrili Kl St. George Avenue Heating Installations tm Estimates - Time Payments Quick Lamination 4 PhotoiUt FOR FREE ESTIMATES enough to reflect each item in StJL Smlcti ME 4-2149 or MB 4-S2M Woodbrldie its proper perspective by giving Beauty Salon KEROSENE Hi H'waj 3 MILANO [iu a separation of the issues in AVENEL ME 4-1815 2t Melnzer St., Avenel, N. J. Call HE I-2M3 the referendum. ME 4-3150 GALLARD'S PHOTO Service Station Yours truly, MErnirj Music Studios LAURA STAFFW 4-1400 547 Amboy Avenue gotten the two additional let- (Mrs. H. Kenneth Staffln) The,manner in ^l- Coal & Fuel Oil Home Improvement Avenel, N. J. ters S. R. |are being mixed this Woodbridge, N. J. i HE 4-3651 TOWNE GARAGE My only intent in this discus truly .ajtonlahinii. Whv lak* chances on Call ioranie, blue and K SAVE MONEY sion is to refute the data that quaify wUn you con 0«f J. F. Gardner A Son I have been distorting the I Of the same with a local contractor 11 AVENEL ME 4-8344 used toKt't *'^ gtnwnt r*i Iradtmaiktd We Will FRAME ATTIC 485 AMBOY AVENUE C.E FAMOUS READING COM. t OIL CO. Classifieds Krfactorss l r change H that of u (lor 2 rooms and bath) unv T vmmw " Independent-Leader with dark Jalue \M>>- ANTHRAarE7W.hav.it. 826 Railway Avenue, Avenel Woodbridge ROY J. MUNDY WoodbrUge> N- j. plus 6" Insulation Also con- l wpW a« blu-v Dear Sir: struct dormers, rec rooms, Learn To Play The Bring Results HEreurj «JMI 45 North Hill Road km. extensions, porches, garages About two weeks remain be Delicatessen We'r* Specialists In Colonla. N, J, fore the voters decision on the LOWEST PRICES PIANO-ORGAN November 20, 19tl And of • BEAR WHEEL ALIGN- December S school bond refer Nothing Down- Editor U nuking quite . firat Paymtni J alontbi ACCORDION Pliibtu & Heatlig MENT and BALANCE enduenaum Whewnenn •a personn coneon-- •* •*J*JjJJ .0.l.r Private Instructions by The Independent-Leader skiers hU vote, mwiy thoughU » fworlte eolor Call Now - FU 8-3373 • BRAM IEBV1CI 0 TREAT SHOPPE. Qualified Teachera, Woodbridge, N. J. contend for attention. lth*** " Dear Mr. Gregory: ^ til Rahwaj Avennt . THALER INSULATION Beginners and Advanced You have alwayi In my opin- ^ Woodbridge & ROOFING CO. Students Accepted, Skli Blvlig jlte| 1(59 Church SI Rahwaj ion been an editor who caljed a ^(At portion of the hmdiSX^JS,, 1 (O»p Whit* Church) Call ME 4-5446 spade a spade. for purcha^oriandfor^^^ ^,,,, WARR CHRISTMAS GIFTS I hope you can see through {„»„« • SALADS at Their Best COAL & SUPPLY CO. Authorised for the the smoke screen put up by Mr. by some of the m»' wr tnthee are taken Let's examine the they don't care one bit for the Ambitious Wife -I' cold statistics, la a school built RAYMOND children of Woodbrldiie Town- behind the drone NOW! ship but only care about pre- for 1,500 student* we now have 1.891 pupils going on double ( Guaranteed Uhigh JACKSON venting the use of the Freeman Standard W-1-' Hone ImproveiBBHt ind for a needed high school session By 1986 we will haveiRoad foil"*'1'1 in the future. 4,630 ntudenU in grades 10-13 ures will NM OR and SON ALT WORK that the price of 2095 Move "IDEAL WAY" Very truly yours, and this number will grow be- STOVE FULL* GUARANTEED! MODERNIZE yond S.UOO by 1970. It is chill- reaMfltbl*. The B»» Phone FU-8-3814 KEVIN J. McCARTTN Icatloh intends to CM 50 Druggist* FU 8-1667 NATIONAL VAN' YOUR HOME ing to think of young people PEA 36 Avalon Drive caught up In an increasingly fer wne betwi-en U»- LINES PLUMBINGi11738 j COAL 19 88 Main Street Colonla, N. J, Intolerable circumstance which «Uacent to the >"' GOLDBLATT'S 1286 SI Georte Ave., Avenel l, It seems to Rejecting this Specialty . nil'1 quite annoying that our trusted me that the Board of Education.mean tha• t a ' ' JOHN J. BITTIN6 8*1 Need II Telephone MEreury 4-1881 Quality Work elected officials cannot or will is showing commendable fore- jmwt our proMf"1 not find a compromise. slgbt In seeking this land for « to be dam»^'>ijlv CaU SI There Is no doubt in thesecondary school. The forego-1because of' * WOODBRIDGE UK •-«»«• 111'"1 minds of either side that WE Ing statutlc* point up that we beyond the For Fait Service iriil NEED MORE CLASSROOMS! shall ne«4 such a achool In Co-Township g Liquor Store, Inc. CLASSIFIED ARtS RADIO Ml'1 Just Give Us a Call Mobilheat Why then run the risk of dt-Ionia by the middle of this dec- j^et's not l

It Groups Church to Have Miss Elizabeth Ruschok JFords Students Referendum lightened' JJocal Recitalj Weds Perth Amboy Man Are Thankful Is Endorsed fUHUFORDBS - Jamejnmcs R. Klstler.Klgtler plained the needs byjMrs. William H. Sullivan, 31 Her husband, a graduate of were Linda Felter, Marilyn mretlnf! of School 25 PTA lai|, school system t Perth ..... ;. Mary's High School, Perth [Flowers, Linda Lelcht, Vlnny wok. •'• $4,500,000 proposed was solemnized Saturday morn- mboy, attend Belmont Abbey Johnston. DennU Hathaway. Mrs Franic Lsjnatlno, pTetH* RlchardB applied himself to the Ili to be voted Ing in Our Lady of Peace Jollege, N, C, and served two Gerald Pund, Danny Heath, dent, and Mrs Murray Spivalt foundations of solid musician- ,,,i)rr 5, will help allevl- Church. Rev. Samuel Constance ears In the U S Army He Is Nell Igeruto, Allan Mekulrhek, 'reported on the New Jersey •hip with vocal study with Cle- ,1-cmwded high school officiated at the double ring mployed by the Beneficial Fl- Donna Murphy, Francis Szrw- .State PTA convention held In.. II ota Collins Further study with ceremony. »ance Co, Newark ezak, Mlchele Serko. Robert Atlantic City. Mrs. Lamatlno. The brtde to the flantfrtpT Onbely, Mona. FlonnUnl. Eliz- also introduced the new librarf :n .1. , m Schey Knx chairman. Mrs. Nathan DaWK"™ ,,lhrldKe Township Civic the late Mr. and Mrs. Roman abeth Fedtridn. Elaine Kalten- Vienna, and coachlnR In lledcr snn. who invited everyone to ,.,. Association, Inc., Ruschok. bach, and Lisa Henry. with Qreta Frankl. has devel- ords Church |visit the library. ..nest speaker and ell-rounP*. and theran Church, announced Kadash, William Smith. Willi- gram in the schools, llrfl fan pleats and' ended In there will be two service* of of her organisation, later toured the entire United am Smith William Rhines, Na- A total of 178.87 wai tt»li»4 States as. a member of the chapet train. A queen's crown oi Thanksgiving; one tonight at 29, to hear Prank dlne Seguine, Bharlene Parrlsh, EDUCATION IS WORK": So dreams Stephen Senator* first trade student at Our tadj rom the election day cake »«j U o 0 Cm crystal held her veil of Frenc 7:30 and one tomorrow morn- Idwln Bhuster, Karen Btrat- of Peace School, ai he l» Introduced to the wonder* of tfadlnn by Mrs. John Dill, head according Co an announcement .(i don explain radiation f; ; ? tllualon. ing. 9:00. ;inut in relation to Civil He presently divides his time ton, Robert Berls, Charles Stek, librarian of Our Lady of Peare Library and Ret. Christopher C. Ktillj, moderator. by Mrs. Gerald Click, ways an*^ between concert .oratorio,' ra- Maid of honor was Miss Marj The message will be dellv- means chairman, who M Jean Walsh, Perth Amboy red by Rev. Stohs, who will and Susan Anderson. , ussion was held on the dio and television appearance* The group sang. "Come Ye thanked the mothers of tl» In the east and his position as Bridesmaids were Miss Berna. base his words on the miracu- at a hearing to be held at Ye kindergarten class for their iniiciitlon of the Colonial dine Curtis, Perth Amboy, cou lous feeding of the 5,000, using Thankful People" and the pro- Oldfi Cedar Inn. Toms River, ,, Newsletter which was vocal teacher and artist In resi- gram was closed with a Thanks- Library To Expand help. dence In Perth Ambby. sin of the bride, and Mrs. Wl the theme. "Ood takes our at 10 A. M. on November 29... I ,,,,d distributed during Ham J. Smith, Jr., Fords. means and adds His blessings." giving prayer by Judith Krutz- "I wll become the Gov- Robert Zanzalarl, prlnclp«l«_ ler, Nancy Klnal, and Nancy llT Mr. Richards' diversified tal- Serving as best man waa Members who have not re- ernor of all the peo- announced an open hoOse con*' i( vV. Majewalcl, presl- ents encompass the varied me- James Malonty, Madison Park turned their pledge folder In Hermansen. ple without partisanship,' Children's Section ferenee will take place the eve- ii thB Essoctetlon dhims of omtoTlo, opera, Otr- p ning of December 12. Parent!,, dh f tl O Ushers were William D. Sull support of thth e church wflfllt are promises Governor-elect RWtl- ,,l their congratuatlona man, English, French or Ital- FORDS — Plans to expand are underwritten by prl may visit the classrooms, In* van, Perth Amboy, cousin o asked to do so at either of ard J. Hughes who takes office ite donations and fund-raisin* Capitol Dome ie teenager and children's spect their children's work. ano_ ,,v,ir-elect Zlrpolo and Ian Art Song, Comic Operate bridegroom, a'nl Richard'these services, At the Thursday on January 16. . , Race horses ojects conducted by the staff. ctions of Our Lady of Peace with the child's teacher. • ,reman-elect Herman'and, of course, the individual Richwood, Old Bridge. morning service all pledges will (Continued Trom Edit Page) shipped from New Jersey to Is open part of every day ,m their victories In the approach to the Negro 8pir-J After a trip to Florida Persons who serve alcoholic Ibrary were announced today ( the be consecrated, Florida, must be Inspected If the first anniversary of the 3 week and Is Staffed by 35, rlcciion, as well asiHual. couple will live at 434 Cliff The Senior Choir, under the drinks should also serve non- their route takes Ihem through brary's founding. alned senior librarians and Frederick M. Adams and ftoad, Sewaren. For traveling direction of Edward Jacobsen. alcoholic drinks. This gives the !ven Junior librarians. lus's claw won the attendant* Alabama or Georgia. . . The Rev! Christopher ReUly, mod' ,uiidate for commlttee- the bride chose a light green will offer an anthem of praise. problem drinker a graceful op- Offlceri and division heads award. The next general mem- Natural Concluilon SUte Department of Labor Is irator, said, "The scope, con,- ,., Ms ticlMt, Sluwo "•" portunity to abstain from alco- ire Mrs. John Dall, head 11- bership meeting will be Janu- "Madam, I represent the So- looking tor persons desiring the well-conducted hol without calling attention ent and membership of the 11- irarlan; Mrs. Hepry Paszlnskl ary 17.1982. 8 P. M. for ciety for the Suppre»plon of position of Inspector of steam irary increased markedly dur- to his problem. Don't be a boilers and refrigeration plants ind Mrs. George Lukoskl, ac-j Profanity. It is our object to ng Its first year of service to Juhl-Maguire Nuptialspractical Joker host. Double or Industrial construction In essioners; Mrs, John Patten,I take the strong language right ,he parish and community." He triple shot drinks can have New Jersey during the first ten ilasslfied; Mrs. Carl Newman, •,fliolo«ist Is a person out of your life, and we—" idvlsed the 700 members now ;raglc results, especially If the months of 1961 will cost |1T,- ataloger; Mrs. Stephen Puhan, School 7 PTA , „ $2 words to explain "Come here father. Here's a lave access to 1,600 fictional Held in Poughkeepsie Irablder gets behind the wheel 451,651. . . New Jersey's Re- processor; Mrs. Alice Mon- caused by lMln«M. man that wants to buy our < of a car. " publican Party must be built up ,nd non-flctlonal works. :hamp, secretary; "Mrs. Joseph Planning Fair — Buffalo News. car." "Approximately BOO books Santuccl and Mathilda Hardlsh, FORDS — The wedding of Abandon the notion that one from the grass roots, claims are especially suited for teen- wok selectors. FORDS—Mrs, John ChilinsU, drink never hurt anyone. One Republican State Chairman Miss Pntrlcla Ann Magulre and agers and children," he said, publicity chairman, School 7 Flag Ceremony Held drink for an alcoholic pay set Webster B. Todd. . . The New Library hours are: Monday, Peter Bcnde Juhl was solemn- adding that the expansion pro PTA, announced the chairmen off a chain reaction'which may Jersey traffic death rate thus to 9 P. M.; Tuesday, 2 to 4 By Scout Troop 179 gram calls for the "doubling o: for the annual fair to be held ized Saturday afternoon In a reverse the progress he has far in 1961 has reached 663 as . M. and 7:30 to 9 P. M. on double ring ceremony in Holy this figure within a year." the first and third Tuesday; December 5 will meet Tuesday, FORDS —On Monday the made and which can be fatal. compared with 840 up to th Wednesday, 7:30 to B P. M.; ;l5 p. M. in the school kitchen. Trinity Caihollc Church, same time last year. .. Cover "Interest," he continued, "Is girls of Scout Troop 179 held a "Holidays can be a trying Thursday, 2 to 4 P. M. and 7:30 At ft meeting last week MM. 'outihkeepsle. Rev. Vincent P. brief flag ceremony at School 7. time for persons trying to over- nor-elect Hughes will have th< the secret ot learning, am farmers behind him If he flndc to 9 P.M.; Friday, 2 to 4 P.M.; roseph Baux announced a "setf Scnnlon officiated. Karen Jones and Mary Beth come a drinking problem," good reading is the secret tha the state's financial needs call Saturday, 4 to 5:30 P. M., and [ashlon show" will be held Hospodor were color guards; warns the department. sparks that Interest In young on Sunday 10 A. M. to 1 P. M. sometime In March with Mrs. D. Escorted to the altar by her Lorraine Hospodor was bearer for a broad-based tax, claims sters." father, the bride was attired In the New Jersey Farm Bureau,.. Kovacs, chairman. of the American flag; Doreen CRIME: — New Jersey now According to Rev. Rellly, th< Membership now totals 491 a Rown of satin with a Sabrlna Prlngle held the troop flag, and rates 20th lowest among the 50 The equine population of New neckline trimmed with rose Jersey Is now 18,270 head, ac- dult section has grown ova Parkway Center Set according to a report made by f Betty Baldwin was commander. states in FBI crime rate sta- the past year from 500 to 1,07! Mrs. James Harkay, member* point luce and seed pearls, a tistics, Attorney General David cording to the New Jerse: For Giving Thanks basque bodice and long pointed Mrs. Ann Sahr was Intro- Crop Reporting Service... Thi volumes covering all majo: ship chairman. A total of »14fl FORDS — Thanksgiving i'vos. Her full skirt, ap- duced and taught the girls °. Furman claim*. third annual Governor's Con fields such as history* sclenc was realized from the cakeless service of th« Parkway Jewish uurd with lace and seed about Orlglnt—Japanese paper He Insists the crime rate has ference on Workmen's Conv art, music literature, scriptures, cake sale. Center will be held tomorrow a'.is on front and back panels, arts. The girls will make these stood still In the Garden State pensatlon will be held on Wed' theology and philosophy. Ernest Dubay spoke to the night at 8:00 at School 25. Th terminated In a chapel train, paper arts to donate to a needy despite a booming population nesday, December 8 at the Rob Current additions Include group on "Physical Fitness." theme of Rabbi Theodore San She wore a rose point lace man- family at Christmas time with a increase. The FBI report for ert Treat Hotel, Newark. "The Rise and Fall of the Trin The attendance prize WM tilla iind carried a cascade of Christmas tree, clothes and 1957 showed 60,40*. major Reich," "The Agony and thi ders' sermon will be "The Tro won by Miss arausman'g class, crimes and three years later 1 Meaning of Thanksgiving i Hostesses were mothers of the rosebuds and stephanotls. toys. CAPITOL CAPERS:— Publl Ecstasy," "Mary was Her Life, reported 60^306 major crimes, spending and taxes are on Edge of Sadness," and Dr. This Modern Age." kindergarten and first grade Maid of honor was Miss Con- "The narcotics evil 18 vanish- collision course In New Jerse: Tom Dooley's trilogy. Tre congregation Invites al students. stance M. Bowe. PouRhkeepsle, ing in New Jersey," he claims, claims the New Jersey Tas Equally popular among ad- members and friends to partlc Elsenhower says that West's. jcmisin of the bride. Misa Hester "The gambling scum|* on the payers Association.,, "By leglf ults and teenagers, according to lpat*. An Oneg Shabbot will to strength Is spiritual. Juhl. Ist'lin, sister of the brtde- SEWAREN NOTES run. The flagrant "gambling lative standards throughout li- Rev. Reilly, Is the magazine held after services. iirnom, was bridesmaid. operationp , the aurobers bank, country I think th« New Jersey' and periodical section which MfWVWWWVMMWVWVMIWIMWVWVI j ServltiR os be it man was Her- Bf MRS. PERCY ACS TEW the dice game Is found out, Legislature Is well above aver- offers a wide range of religious jbi it Crmsen, New York City wherever It lurkj and la raided age," states Governor Robert and secular publications. ! Ushers were George Brown 499 West Arena* In 1953 there was one State B. Meyner. He pointed out the operating WOODBRIDGE LUMBER CO. • Philadelphia, and Donald Fur- Sewaren — ME 4-2702 Police gambling raid resulting FREE CITY AND SUBURBAN DELIVERY jclock, lM'llii, brother-in-law of In the confiscation of 14 slot —Thursday, November 30, at the bridegroom. machines. In 1960 there were 25 AN ESTIMATE ANYWHERE 10 A. M. there will be a fit. An- Enjoy an Evening After ii trip to Florida, the State Police gambling raids, all drew's Day service and Rev Quality Keeps Us in Business .. couple will reside In Sheridan successful, resulting In the con- At William F. Forrest will cele- • Building Materials • Doon & Window Village, Schenectady. For trav- fiscation of $302,613." brate Holy Communion at St. • Millwork • WaUboard el iiiK Hie bride wore ft black The Attorney General attri- John's Church. wool suit with a mink collar, butes the halting of crime t Roofing • Flooring blue and back accessories and a —One evening last week, Swallich • Insulation • Plywood boosts to the State Police. rosebud corsage. Mrs. Prank Ozl, West Avenue, eminence of New Jersey In the • Moulding • Knotty Pine ind twelve of the people with field of traffic safety Is also Mrs. Juhl, a graduate of Rus- • Beer • Hardware • Kitchen horn she had been associated due to the fine work of the sell Safje College, Troy, N. Y. • Paint Cabinets at the Raritan Arsenal, had troopers, he says. "They have Tavern, Inc.• Wine has done graduate work at dinner at the Washington won the respect of the people DOING IT YOURSELF? Teachers' College, Columbia Corner William & New Streets • Liquor House, Watchung and later at- ol the State," he states. Let ua adrlse you an ntw MErcury 4-0125 University, New York City, and WOODBRIDGE • Sandwiches construction, ulteritlon »nd tended a performance ol tht JERSEY JIGSAW :-Governor 437 Rahway Aw., Woodbridge | is employed as a teacher by the repairs. Music Man at the Paper Mill elect Richard J. Hughes will be "Betty and Joe"—Phone ME 4-9758 Schenectady public school sys- MMAMMWWMMMMWVMMW formally Introduced to mem 'ti-m. 'Iayhouse, Millbum. bers of the cabinet of Governoi j The bridegroom graduated —Sunday, Mr. and Mrs, Robert B. Meyner at a confer' i from Woodbridge High School Mario Rossi entertained Dr ence next Tuesday at the Stati iuiul Rutgers University and has and Mrs. Thomas Samuels and House. . . Reversing the Oc I done graduate work at North children, Nancy, Peter an< tober trend of the past tw< leastern University, Boston, Thomas, and Mrs. Walter Kelm Time to be total unemployment [Mass. He served three years In all of Forest Hills, L. I. Mrs. years, the U. S. Army and is employe' Samuels is the niece of Mrs. creased In New Jersey lasi thankful... as an engineer by Genera Louis Zehrer. ,. month by 1,700 to a 12-month Electric Co., Schenectady. —Mrs, A. W. Scheldt, Mrs, low of 148,000... Three persons Joseph Thomson, Mrs. Floyd Identified with the Virm La- and thoughtful Howell, Miss Blanche Van boratory of the State Depart Syckle, Mrs. W. W. Brundage, ment of Health have rec«lv«i lul J Mrs. Olive Van Iderstlne, Mrs. a scientific award from thi Woodbridge Oaks Kennetn Butler, Mrs. Samuel American Public Health Asso Henry, Mrs. Frederick Adams elation. . . Applications I shore preservation funds will b Guests at the home of M and Mrs. Albert Hagen attend- ed a performance of the Music received by State Conservatio anil Mrs. Alexander Cuthheik Tommlsstoner ft. Mat d son, Oak Tree. Road, over th Han f | weekend were Mr. and Mr Louis Schmitt, Ruliway. On .Monday, Mrs .Cuthbertson had BIG CAR COMFORT AT COMPACT PRICES as luncheon quests Mrs. 0. T. :(-atlin and son, Christopher, 'iselin. '62 LARK VILLAGE INN ENDURANCE-BUILT Bar & Restaurant Z Green St.. Woodbridi* j. ARTHUR APPLEGATE, INC. (Cor. Kahwtj Ate.) 363 Division Street lVrth Amboy Home Cooked Iii thiese tense and troubled times Luncheons and Dinners of uhiceasing international crisis" Served Daily we should take time to be thankful M 1 GOLDBLATTS in Rahway 1 A. U. Till Closlui, 12:4} *• for fhe many and unique blessings tn k Sunday from 3:00 P. M. to kindreds of Wonderful ourconvenierft^ Amflocans are privileged to " ' {...allpartofthe Closing (Midnight) Christmas Gilts!' A Small Deposit Will Keierve Thanksgiving tradition Any Item Until (.'hrUtmaii. Your Credit Is Good! BANKING HOW": MenSty - Tlorrtiy 9 A.M. - 3 PM, frWiy I A.M. -1 Pit

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NOVEMBER 22, 1961 PAGE FOURTEEN S Record Crowd at Tom ___ . 1 Fords Trims E(l is (Ml Edison /< NOW i ForNo.2Spot HEAR j PERTH AMBOY—The Fords ' JL VI Q 3'V V '19-V34' 24 npnrrntR nmwrftd ttw Runner- lp Bowl championship with a WOODBRIIXi}, reminding 14-6 triumph over Irom th<- THIS: »*M :/ jft pliivcd as part of a double-|loca] n, h * llPHfl'M ,,t waters Stadium to'momw moml by JohiMfo ftoyf* ricridt' thr championship and,wnen Woodbrldfii- lm tnf Cen *•< « !>'»™ "P° " i rugged Edison ir;, tiBl Jersey Conference. In thewhlc n Ml,ld pnv i 'rhamplohshlD game. South! central JPI-M-V The roar that no doubt will be heard by all light j I'hUnfWd. Northern tHviirton;Cnamplomhl)) sleepers tomorrow morning at eight o'clock will '5 :L\ ,«", 1 winner, beat Scored Heart of| Both the Bin•• New Brunswick, the 8oUthemjwUi facfl ea,,h ^ be the 6,000 alarm clocks sounding oft simultane- : nw Is Ion champs, by a 26-7 llme wltn ldrn,., ously by all those who anticipate witnessing the Sj&s^fo ! icounl. lords, which mat The Bearcats aitaln put on a . rn] ap))H1/,, Thanksgiving Day classic between Woodbridge and 'stirring fourth quarter rally to (PrlMoe'i slut. naln ihe triumph, Just aa they Edison at the local stadium. With weatner per- •^lfc'^»&«* slightly by a H- did in the Plainfleld game last mitting a new record attendance figure should be handh s of COMPLETE SI i kwk. . ,:. . jut with established due to the caliber of both teams and ful season In thr new Tnwnsti Ediaon scored ln the second! lost Ui 1,1; ! the importance of the game, itself. The stadium Al Schmidt, Dennis Krutilrr, quarter with a first down ortf8prlngfleld dun:-. the fords' 47 yard line. Joe I season games will swing open at exactly 8 o'clock for those 1 Poltcast.ro swung wide around Woodbrldijc s 11 who desire seats between the 30-yard stripes. left end and went all the waynlng the Central .'• for a touchdown. The extra the second stm,: The Woodbridge and Edison clubs will don their inolnt failed and the teams left Iselin Upends jdependon t«| iiin'i respective uniforms tomorrow with identical 6-1-1- Ithe field at hulftlme with Edl-•played tnmorum ; *on leading 8-0. records behind them; therefore, the game is con- defeat* Plalnfin,! sidered a toss-up although the Eagles played a Giants, 6-0 ! The team* played on even Linden, IV.. i terms throughout most of There could i, much lighter schedule. However, from another . , , .. 'third quarter. Near the end of > top slot in th. standpoint, the Ediaon squad, coached by Bill FORDS - Requiring two Vic- ^ thw ^ tnf ^^ If Unden emi-rc lories in a spaa- or two werks.^ R(Jt |tg „,, ^ mn land Plalniicld «o, < jthe Iselm Parkers met ^the j^nM f deep In O'Leary, is practically the same one which left the Hrpvra k rom feat before tho (,, the final stadium last season down 20-15 in a thriller, while Ichalleniie and in Bearcat territory to the 50 yardfield club. Dluyofl game, of the season de-(1,ne ^ m^ M T At Full Strni.Mli Coach Mike Priscoe had the task of rebuilding a ;,featrd the Woodbndge Giants fumb,ed an alert Wcnte Priscoe claims I. new team this fall. His only genuine holdover was '6-0 to lay ..11 claim to the Rec-> „ ed on ft , k(n y will be at full r.:. George Fair, an All-State candidate. The Barron Ration Flag Football UagueLlve Pnrds th, „,„ M ^ championship. 49 d u Harold Arnott H.., mentor laid it on the line when he explained to- I Although thp Packer wear Prom here, the Bearcatsland Wesley 8cm • :• morrow's game: the cr<)*n, the Giants can bestarted a drive which even- the lineup aftir >:•• proud of their season's per- tually wound up In paydlrt New Brunswick - "They gave our heralded team a rough time last 'formwicc since their club Is Again led by their co-captalns will be u«ed In sp.i jcoinpi ised of the youngest par-John Mansfield and Doug Pa- to take advaiiuu" 1 year, and there is every reason to believe they will ticipants in the League. Jak. they forced stendlly ahea<« nlng ability and i>.< repeat tomorrow. We are not forgetting that they Woodbridse dominated the with Pajak doing the bulk of have proved rtt<-r. are the same team that paid us a visit last Thanks- .[scoreless first period due to thethe ball carrying The longM*: part. He will ai>.> •. Ijoutstaiirtlni! defensive play of « uiiu.ondsi uoif thnive *w,secon~d stanz-«....,a„ when The iinuufourthi yunivcquarteir wawans lllc forces. Scott. 11 '-... we were fully aware of the fact that Edison scouts jMcElheny intercepted a stray umjerway when Fords notched ind better than :r.. paslass andd raran nit I tbac back k alall thl the theie trl firsflt t jjo p^ wwe diagramming our plays; therefore, we more ler, will be usr-d •••:< WIN FLAG FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP: After fighting an uphill battle during most of the 1961 season, the Iselin way to the Iselin eight yard g,^^ Ending up from six tense. or less stuck to our basic formations. Tomorrow, we Packers made a Sensational stretch drive to win tbe Recreation Flag Football League championship. Lined up on the line. Time ran out before the y^ out on Bn of( tackle One of tile bit; ,r\ firing line from left to right are Turn Butler, Bruce Bakos, Bob Hongart, Thomas Gennarelli Ben Leibowilz, Sidney Giants could launch an attack sma&h| tylng ^ game at 6.6 may come up with a few offensive alignments the field tomor.o.. Blanchard and Wayne Campbell, The backs arc Klcbard Boyle, Gary Lake, Wayne Savage, Ray WernersWk and Gene at the Packer end lone. The Pajalc then proceeded to run which prove our concern about our game with Sileo. Coach Curt Campbell is standing in the background. Teaja members missing from the above group are Tom halftime break arrived with the the extra point over on the duel between Fia: county's number ' Campana, Gary Bazuk, Guy OlorAMMt and Coach Nick Farisl. tally deadlocked at 0-0. same piay to gi\ * , Edison." Midway through the tbJrd ^^t wtth 78 point*, and onee jKiuit edgenig;i , .. quarter, the fine running of MuStO, th* number Woodbridge has not won two titles in a row since Two plays after the ensuing McElheny moved the Giants producer wtth 07 ' the great team of 1938 and 1939 romped the grid- oit, the Bearcats capital- Rutgers Set down to the Packer 12. The Frandano Is uteri 1 irons, but it could happen tomorrow with a couple Druggists down to a ^d on another Edison miscue most versau!.. !. of breaks. First, the Barrons would have to upend threat came to a halt, however, pran Hrevnak intercepted : Central Jers-v !* 1 or Columbia when Dale Parisl intercepted p^g on the Jets' 25 yard lin running and p - the Eagles here, and over in Union County, West- for Iselin and hustled it down- and ran it back to the eigh During the u^t Take Three fielld to the Woodbridge 10.1^^ then drove in to scscoon field would have to play a role in the present situa- NEW BRUNSWICK — And irisl then got into the scoring the clincher. John Mansfielo I bridge games !•• ! ,hen there was one. That is the better than s.•:•••< it by throwing a pass from went over from the three yard tion by beattpg Plainfleld. Union is not favored to jay Rutgers bid for it« firstj s halfback position to hlsime On a quarterback sneak. Icarry. take Lindenf but if they happen to accomplish the unbeaten season shapes up as Priscoe exacts Cross Keys id Wayne Campbell, whopajak added the extra point inly one hurdle remains. That much toufthcr *!. feat, it could only mean that the Barrons will be Petco Plating .. ade a leaping catch in the an(i the Bearcats were on top mrdle is a strong Columbia' Oak Tree Drugs nd zone. A run for the extra 14-6. last because n> lu riding high in the Central Jersey Conference where •am which boasts a 6-2 record.1 Quigley Esso 19 K>int by Wayne 8avage failed offensive stars for the Bear- will be a year i* Scarlet Coach John Bateman ithe advantage ni they belong after losing a heartbreaking decision Duerscheidt Ins 19 1 the score remained 6-0. , cats along with Mansfield and ._ of course happy that his experience." Lv-' •• to Plainfleld, 14-13, and a 6-6 struggle with Linden. Fireside Realty Parisl ran for a touchdown pajn)t were Eddie Gazebowski team has come BO far, "In spite rons edged th> K Majestic Lanes ... n the fourth period, but It wasan i John Makar, who repeated- It 3s difficult to compare one team with another of Saturday's Colgate game," as •.ullified by a penalty. The i opened up holes on the rightone of thf rn"-' '• St. George Ph'm'cy he puts it. Rutgers did almost y whioh we have been requested to do repeatedly Miele Excavating Jlants filled the air with passes side to pave the way for good Of tht I960 *•:.<•":: nothing right against tbe Raid- In the remaining minutes Of gains. The Ban oi, <• during the past month. The big question has been: Olivers Tavern ... ers but still won handily the game In an effort to pull The defensive line was will start Ro-r: Wishbow Bros, thanks to the timely past In "How do you stack up the present Barron club the game out of the fire, but perb, continually throwing Oorge Pair at ' Ciccone Welding terceptions ot quarterback Sam SU alongside the 1960 group which copped the Central Mauro Motors .. none clicked effectively. back Edison threats. Standing Ronnlr Brown .1: iMudie. outou t U Jersey title, along with Union?" Iselin Lumber.... .r . w*77, P forward were Brian ononlal att ththe tarkl.-; Duffy's TV 14 Bateman said then are threeIV. J. Duck Season Stevens. Ray 8oporow»k| and 8utter and J»> things which a team needs ii [guard station: ' After seeing most games over the past two sea- Iselin Shop-Rite .... 14 T A n 1 n Tom Klein, In the secondary •." wns, we will go out on a limb and say that the Towne Pharmacy order to post an undefeatet "eH nar at crni'T. I o Open December £ DOU, P^J^ pu^ja ^^ 01 Behind ttv Oak Tree Cleaners .. 10 [season, "Outstanding person TRENTON—The New Jersey a game along with Hart, Joe =•• Capraro Commandos of 1960 were a superior line nel. luck and the man who can ward wall. WH!< K I8ELQJ — Maintaining the duck hunting season opens at Croasdale, Richie Lewis and than the present forward wall. They possessed con- come up with the bl< pla noon on December 2 and will Ed Burrows.. i, lot. will start .1' torrid pace they have set for fidence in their ability and were proud of their when the team is having remain open through Decem- The win was the fords club's Richie Huteh i!'.< > the last month in the St. Ce off-day." Mudle provided th ber 30, the State Conservation third (h a row and the season idano at th.- accompliishments. Pride made them a great de- celia's K. of C. Bowling League latter on Saturday when h [Department announced thU Is now over. After winning their and P*'* H«d\ • saved the team from possib fensive unit. loak Tree Drugs crushed Cic .week. first game. Ford* dropped four The xanw * defeat. ' 0l s Welding in all three A daily bag limit of three In la row and then came on (or n «w» ' ''•; ^ When we moved to the backfleld once again, cone Outstanding players In add ducks has been set by the State strong to win the last three, ing their las' M ' .games, thereby climbing there is hardly a comparison The present ball car- tlon to Mudie were center Al« Fish and Game Division. The finishing wtth a 4-4 mark. 'game ^ within one game of the lead- Kroll, who suffered a brok Division said the dally bag ., ,., —— , j _ . . Bnhn • inelade~¥et« Fran^am). WalkKuizeja* ters. - • •- • nose; Tony Eoefltnger, Tom Mf timtt am not include more ' McOaba, new manager of Wank Rob" The Druggists' Steve Burylo s FINAL GAME: Pete Fnndano, Middlesex County's num- Harold. Amott, Fete Hadyniak, Richie Hutchins Tappen, Bob Yaltstlck and Jc than two black ducks, tS>* 213 and Bay Madore's 200-202 ber two scoring leader with IK points, will be playitit hi* Kowalski. all of whom excelled wood ducks or one hooded m«- Profe"lon^ ^ and Fred Huth, are the most hard-hitting and were more than enough to off- final game for Woodbridge High School tomorrow morn- on defense. "It took more than Ing at the local stadium when Coach Nick Priscoe's Bar- the New York most versatile we have seen in a decade. All sixset Bob Cohdran's 201 for the me man to set up those pass After opening day, the legal(| Welders. rons meet Edison Hgih In a traditional Thanksgiving Interceptions," s«ld Bateman. run with power and a certain amount of speed. Day elftsh. hunting hours will be from After losfng the first game 'Our line did a great job ln sunrise to sunset. They are more effective because of the ability of to Cross Keys Restaurant, Pet- rushing the Colgate passer." Kurzeja, Frandano and Arnott to pass with deadly co Plating took the next two by "To beat Columbia, we will Woodbridge have to come up with our best Globetrotten Five accuracy when called upon to do so. And let us notwide margins. Tom Vida shot a 204 for the Platers and Prank Barron Sophomores Beat I performance of the year,' To Play in Elitabethl forget that all six are^playing their first full sei- Rosol had, a 261 and Vic Golla itated Bateman. "We have yet L«W, vu, Hv-. — .. ELIZABETH - The Harlemj son of varsity football. There you have it, I960— a 203 for ihe Cross Key's' com- two reach our peak, and It couldn't come at a better time Globetrotters will make their EDISON ibine. Edison in Season Finale best line, 1961—superior backfield. only metropolitan appearance Although Mike Tirpak shot I than thU week," WQODBRIDGE—Three fast [35. Alter a series of plays run Alter reviewing films of the 1 of the season here Monday] But, while the controversy rages on Main Strject, a fine 615 set, high for the night, November 27, when Ihey BROADCAST night ,for Duffy's TV, it was inside the ends, Gene Daly wen Columbia-Cornell game, Bate- the fact still remains that the best coaching com- touchdownsaowns min thume ™first perioF»d« - man said that the Lions looked oppose the Honolulu Surirlders|| not enough to take the odd at the Elizabeth Armory bination in Central Jersey points in the direction were all the Woodbridge soph- ^ oon ftft ququarterbacla [ metk t iterrlflc. The entire Lion back DAY at 5 P game from Fireside Realty. Don The game is being sixmore THANKSGIVING Smith had a 215 and Joe omores required to defeat Edl- L^ up anotheth r touchdowthd n jfield of Tom Vasell, RUM War of Nick Priscoe and Frank Capraro. No one can son by a 19-0 score in a game Smlnk once again failed to ren, Tom Haggerty and Tomby Bayway Post 260, American (Delayed Broadcast) Schortz a 212 for the Realtors. Legion. argue awinet sueceft^-U's futile. They have both at the local hi loose ball bounced around the , he Woodbridge coaching staff of him were sidelined on doctor's orders— Once 221 game was big for the Drug- yard line, Fred liotated their entire squad in an 1st WEEK IN DECEMBER again, "Thank you, Mr. Walter Pee.". . . Steve gluU. VlBlWJlo *V J»*U » 1UMWU HV4 tfi^MW w* MOLHAR ELECTRIC CO. shooting 204 and Kaczorowskl scooped it up ^ effort to keep the tcorjng from Complete with WMttrUie, N. J. Petoas, a .former pro football star from Avtnel, T ^mW— i dqwnftel4qwnfi£ld tto papay dirtdirt. booming ones aidesided Tt score remained 6-0 when lnrpressiTe defen claims Joe'Nagy does not have maneuverability in Sralnk's kick failed to! pky^g tot Woodbridge from Mauro Motors slve catching extra points behind the Woodbridge goal split the Buccola, Fred Cocktail lounge & Snack Bar STERN & DRAfiOSET Oorski'i 202 and Ed Purcelly's •ware Tony • post on Saturday afternoons. -. Mike Tirpak was Buccola. the Barrens' most Kworowski, who recovered At 214. outstanding defensive playerjtwa fumbles, mi &tt Schund- REALTORS Ulele excavating and Towne Main Street and V. 8. ft Woodbridge the top kegler during the past week in the St. durlng the «ame. fafa UPP an- tor.Th evictor victorii -tea4tag tea4tag g ground Pharmacy took one and one- 0 &ftdt*w V. AwpoAw, mprieuir-llaiucw N. I. other score for bibi s teat m bby taej-swerewer e Jlmfl»wwJlm.fl»wwk and Cecelia Knight* of Colujpbus League with a &15 half garnet apiece ai this sec- blocking a port on Un> ftiW l (Contlnwd « Page 1*> ond fame «nded In a tie. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1961 PAOE FTFTEfflf

LEGAL NOTICES LBOAL NOTICES LEOAL NOTICES LEUAl NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES ng_Ood was watching over that Democratic election vie- sustaining and support- torles in New Jersey, New York N1W JIRSIV STATK DKPART- •t Uir b<«r of two O'clock by the IAI.K smiffrs SALE Block 392-B, tnd LoU 180, 182, 194. 186, 188, 190, IN. Health Hints "* in their efforts to then provilllEj (Standard or Da> aumion COURT OF and Texas have enhanced the MKNT OF CIVIL BRRVICI IUPKRIOR COURT OF 194, 199, IBS, 200, 202, 204 and 206 In Block 388-F on Mid build n llRlil Saving) time, In thi" (dernoon NEW JERSEY |M\\KS01V1NO RECIPE happy life In a better prospects for pushing President EXAMINATIONS NSW JERSEY Map. and that part of the public street* known M Harri* r ot the Mid day, at the Bhirtm ot- CHANl'KRY DIVISION CHANCERY DIVISION ,, ,,iiicrday I heard a radio orld. Kennedy's legislative program Announced doling flute (or Blln» Pec In the City of New Hnimnlrk. MinOLEBKX COIWIV pplication!, November 30, 1H1. For MIDDLESEX COUNTY «on Avenue and Henry Place abutting *ald lands and -nsirr describe Thanks- Thanksgiving Day was forthrough Congress. »ppllc»tloni, dutlei and minimum !» J. iiornF.T NO. r-tMs-w DOCKET NO. r-JJ«-W other land* adjacent to uld Block 398-Q and 398-R, and a "dreary" holl- uillflcttloni apply to Department All the following tract or parcel Jerwy Mortfimif nompany, a cor- The Fords National Bank, a hatit niv us Jem a day of gratefulness and Mansfield said the results re- f Itnd and the primliM timln- poration of til' State nf h>w Jer- more particularly de&erlbed as BEOINN1NO at a point In I iirrp fire no presents," )f Clfll 8«tTlM, BtKto HOUM, Twn- Ins: Corporation of the United iiadness, compounded of faith flect "a vote of confidence hi Wi, New J«nwy. aftsr particularly dMcrltPd, ululated, »pi. Plaintiffi , andd EdwarEd d J 8tat«« of Am«rln«, Is 'he Plalntlll the westerly line of Harrison Avenue, sold point belni i,i,lninrd, "anl'all we QOn Ood and In themselves, of lying and being tn the City nf Perth Wyiiykowtlcl, anil Alice Wyjykow- and Anthony R. D'AtiRutitin* act the northeasterly corner of I^t 10 In Block 398-Q and the President and will strength- Open to clttretu, 12 monthi nil- Amboy, In the County of Mlddl dtl. hl» wlte, New Jersey B»n)tj«lli»Vth C. n'Auiuetlne, tilt wife ;,m| i^lin^vi^Quattmrhll IU.I il>n wim, nil <• I3.U-I2.M per hour. hundred (200) feet northerly from h "I"I", ..- it is because we have that faith and love. It was B wall." !»pllol Suvlm'n * I,o»n Auorlatlon, utomnblle Binklnki g Corporationi , e 14.91 feet from the Northwest comer of Lot 4 and run- , Open to cltlieu, 11 monthi rail he property of Mw»rd w I1 ',,<) To our pilgrim fore- day that dissolved and banish- lent in Ulddlem County. thence running (1) northerly nd WMter F. Blnek, Jr.. Anrlllary •orporatlon of D«l«w»re, an tlif nlng thence <3> easterly along ilw side lot lines of Loti , y 1 pcHver i'or First Capitol 8»»tnj(» ftDefendants. ii. wns a day of radiant ed dreariness, In the effulgent Ingln«erlnEii g AiAided (Woodbridft(W t thh e westerltly iinli e off susuiii street, 451 and 452 In Block 389-1 and Lots 323fand 324 In Blocl IKE TO HEAD PROGRAM iwinty-flM (Ml '*«t: ti>"iir« (2) j*n AAinrlttlon, lnt>. »rf De-Writ of Kjerdtlon for the a>l« of .,, shot through with a light of enternal truth. westerly at rlfdit Angle* m? hun- mnrtKMtfd pr«ml«M <1»t#rt Atptem- 389-D to tht waiterly llnf of Harrison Avenue, a distant President Kennedy has asked t*». Writ n( Espriitlon for thi> Kile ot her llth, lMl. :n s nnd blytheness of So Thanksgiving Day can Hit from thla mmrnttlon will b< dred Mid fifty (1501 feet in the ol 580.44 feet more or less: thnice <3> southerly along Cfcn. Dwight D. Elsenhower, to emtrrly line of Miller Btrff; v.irnre .ortinwl prfmlfifa dated (Vtober virtue of the a,bov* itntm said westerly line of Harrison Avenue South 39 degree! ,,irit, arising from their •nd should be for us, if — put- utw] tot tppolnflnent to Engineer 13rd, 19(11 Wrl". to me illrn'tftt and delivered Ing Aide (Woodbtldg« Twp). (3) nouthHly alonn th« n\»'i>rly shl* iiniB nwnreness that they ting aside our sophistication head a revamped People-To- of Millet Rtreft, twimty-flvp r.!si By vlr!;i« of the shove stnt'il Writ I will fipo«e to »sle «t publlo Ten- 36 minute* East 16.0 feet more or lets to the point ot I.-L. 11/D, II, «/«!'eet, then™ (4) ewrterly «t rlRM o me (llrerted »nd d«llvtr«l. I will due on place of BEGINNING, and BEGINNING at a point In thi ,,i fnrr th* atarlc eh*l- Poopla^prganization. r !«i one luinarirt trrtr fum tec to ulr. a,t public veuilue on EDJEaDAT . THI JTH 1>AT rwCTterly hm of Harrison Awwe, uid point beta* p«^. nf liffi nlone; that a lov- laim and reacknowledge God's THK 20TH DAY lllIR. AO, \ South 41 degrees 21 minutes We«t a dlstanc* signed ih»ll apply to the. Middles** RE1NO known and dfalmiUfd u Mll ATENNEW JERSEY nnd thanks for His help . Count? Court at the cmirt Home hrn nrpvalllin iStsnilard or D»y.!Uht Savlnn) time, tn the afternomi hower In 1956 as a vast effort Lot No, 9 on aMap of pan of Ht Iff ht. H:\vlniji tlmr, In the »ft»riifxu of the s»ld d»v. at th« Sheriff* of 374.22 feet along rear lot line of LoU 8. 9, 10, 11, 12, May yours be an old-fashioned In Hew firunnrlek on December I, 1 MIKHll, TEAMS Peter'i Crmroh property nt Prrtl f llii> »nld dm , m Ihn Sheriff» of. In the city of New Bruin •nd 13 In Block 398-R to a point; thence '2» easterly Thanksgiving, nourishing to establish closer personal con- M1, (or a Judgment authorizing Amboy, New Jeriey. survpved *nt *l"k. N. J 1 i iidrtrated and Untied William John McQrath to (!'•<• In tht city of NPW Hrunswlrk along rear lot lines of LoU 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 and 15 1* equally body and soul. itacts between Americans of al mapped by C. C. Homtiiium. dntetl N. J. All the following described trm-i; Oroup IV tin nume of William John April 1881, and Died In tup > or parcel of land mid premises l»re- Block 367 a dlat«nce of 377.88 feet more or less to west- Michael a. Ncwjohn, M.: .joccupations and Interests and WILBUR 8BAR8 nnd All that trnct or pparcil of land sei County Cltrk'l prflrP. Bounded the- Innfter particularly dewrlbrtl, ilni-' erly line of Harrison Avenue: thence <3> northerly along ;,ld Montclalr PXORKNCB BEAM (Parent*) northerly hy Lot TO. wrstprlv hy ltimte. lying nnrl btlnj their opposite numbers In coun- Tilwiwhlpp ,o, f Woodbrldgeg . thp •ite. lylnK «nd being in the Town I westerly line ol Harrison Avenue 40.0 feet more or le» Hr.'mch Westfleld ELECTIONS BOOST JFK 3. Herbert Jalle, Attv. Miller Itnet; (outherly hv lot, No ^hlp of WoodbrldKi'. founty of MW- tries all over the world. I.-L. 11/9, 1«, U, 30/8 'oiuit' y off MlddlfMKMld , In the Btatr to the point Or place of BEGINNING, and to construct Croup III Senate (f, and ewiterly by Btutt ' if NPW Jerary: dli-fiej and Pratt of New Jer«py: j Democratic leader The former President said he f N on said site and lands a new high school, purchase the Ulvor Dell Mansfield ALSO KNOWN «i Lot 1(1, In IV.ocK BEOINN1NO nt a polat on the ngrtiNNiNa at • point ,in tiif (Mont.) predicted would be delighted to serve, BALE 54D, as ihown on tn« tax fiswssmi weitprly Hide of Ellll a AvenueA , miidd Southerly side of r'oley Street, d'.a-: school furniture and other equipment necessa y therefor SOrtRIOR COURT OF ant Ka»terly 100 00 feet from tiie (Iroup II map ot the City of P«rt.h Amhnv. point belnn distant JM.« teet and Improve the site thereof, : Township 'Pemberton NEW JERSEY Bflm the prernbes commonly northerly from the Intersection nterserllon of the. Southerly aide o!| ; CHANCERY, DIVISION known and designated m Nn. soformed by the »ald weitfrly aide of 'nlev Street with "the Easterly slilp' Group I ISow Hear This MIDDLESEX COUNTY State Street, Perth Amboy. N. j, Ella Avenue and tht northerly tide if Smith Htrcpt, Ihenre riinWnl <\\ to acquire by purchase, condemnation, gift or grant for • . iirtt.st.own 'WUdwopd DOCKET NO. r-2922-M of Hyutt Street and from Slid point South M' U' 11" F.:ist, 80.00 feet to Agnes Csordot and Irene The approilmata amount of th * point, thence (2) South S* 11' *S" use as a site for a new schoolhouse the lands located near Catholic A (Continued from aport Page" Judgment to be satisfied by mild running th«nre (1) North S« degreff were the Flalnttffi and Frank J OS mlmitea 30 aecondi Weit lOO.ti West. MOO feet to n point: thenre Garden State Parkway and East 8treet,£Colonla, In the ...leu Catholic BetonHall Mallnowsil. Helen Mallnowikl, Wll- sale Is the turn ot Tlirpe Thou 31 North 77" W West, 80 a point; thenre a) of BKOINNINO. Phinipsburg Catholic pany, a corp., Griffith Piano Co.. South M degrees 09 minutes 30 sec- Drive, where the same Is Intersected by the northerly line Prep bled since Charles Parr, Maynard Winston, Bill Inc., a. corp., W J. Donnell Lumber Together with all and singular thi ond« Eaot 100 0 teet to s point on Bdn« also kuown and deslnnaMd of Lot No, 8 In Block No. 476-P as shown on a map en- •ivirrtcntown Military Co., a corp, Charles T. Lyons and rights, privileges, hetedltnmptits an the, westerly -side of Ella Avehnr; s lots II and 12 In Block S33-D on titled "Map ol Colonla Acre Estates, Section Two, Situ- Burns and Ab Martin made reservations to take Helen LJoBJ. triBlfW M tut Bnmi- appurt*n*ne«> tbarsuoto betnnzln thence (4) nloni; mid westerly elde tin Tui Auewntiit M«O of lh«j Instltote wlrk Plumbing Supply, and Peter or In anywise appertnlnini;. Thi nf Ella Avenue South 33 degree* S3 Township of Woodbrltlnf County nf ated In CoTflrHi, wowftrtdgi! Township, Mlddlem Oodnir, I ndr(rated But Tied up the fine art of skiing at the New England Lanantkaa and Stephen Balak; were mibscrloer reserves the rlnln to atl minutes 30 seconds West 500. feet Mlrtdlese* and State of New Jerwr N. J., March 2, 1952"; thence (P northwardly along a the defendants lourn *ald sale from time tn tlmi to the point and plnc« ot BEO1N AIM known a» 81 coley Street. prolongation of the easterly line of Harrow Drive, North Group III subject only to such limitations WcxKlbrtdde. Now Jersey. lodge. ... The Woodbrldge Hungarians took an- Writ of Execution tor the sale of NINO. 0 degrees 09 minutes 20 seconds West 273.31 feet to a ,.;•.;,Ic Valley 'South 81de tnurtgftged premleee dated Beptem- restriction* upon the eierriff o BEING alw known as Part ot Lota The approximate amount of the :, i H a s V alley Woodbury other step up in the Garden State Soccer League 29th. 1981. such power as may b* sptclally pro T4 and TS In Block 770 M ahown on Judgment to be satisfied by wld sule point; thence <2) westwardly, crowing Harrow Drive, and By Tlrtue of the above stated vlded by law or rules of Court. is the sum of Seyen Thousand 8«v«n C.ronp II ROBERT H, JAMISON, the Woodbrldne Tai Map. along the northerly line of Lots No. 8 and 9 In Block after defeating Santa Grace, 4-1. ... Our scholas- Writ, to m* directed and delivered BEINO commonly known as #287 Hundred and Elghty-thTee (ri.783.00) HlKhland Park • will expose to sale at public yen- Rherlff Dollars, more or less. tof?ether with 476-E, as shown on the above mentioned Map, 8outb 89 - tic statistician Lou Paul still has Ibp rating in the Ella Avenue, Avenel, Woodbrldge, the rusts of this sale. . ->n completed dud e on ST^NTOK L. hWTtt N. 1. degrees SO mlnuWi 40 seconds West 325.00 feet to a point WEDNESDAY THE 28TH DAT Attorney. The mortgaged premises Include a To«ether with all ohd »lnjul«r the In the easterly line of Lot No, 7 In Block 476-E as shown state with an .806 average for 640 games. QF NOVEMBER, A. B-, 1M1, I.-L. U/J, 9, 16. 23/81 rights, privileges. her«dlt»ment< and Wlncroft built-in wall oven and appurtenances thereunto belondnn on the above mentioned Ma* thence (3) northwardly table top cook units, or In anywise appertaining.,. Thi along the easterly UrW of Lot No. 7, North 0 degrees 09 BEING the game premises con- ui ill nujwiow ojji/civ»tuiin,. ...» vcyctl to Edward J. Wyiykownkl and subscriber resertes the right retid - minutes 20 seconds West 63.68 feet to a point; thence (4) Atllne Wyzykowskl, his wife, by deed Journ said »ale from tlnn to time westward]; along the northerly line of Lots No. 7,6, 6, 4 from Shore Contracting Co., Inc. subject only to tucb. limitation) or corporation of the State of New Jer-restrictions upon the exercl» of and 3 In Block No, 476-E, South 86 degrees, 24 minutes 3S sey, dated March 9, 19S9, and re-auch power as may be specially pro seconds West 538.34 feet to a point* thence (5) south- vlcled by law or rules of Court. corded March 12, 1959, in the Office ROBXRT H. JAMISON, wardly'along the westerly line of Lot No. 3, South 31 of tht e Clwlt of Mlddlesei County In BhetlB degrees 4,0 minutes 18 seconds West 46.07 feet to a point Boole 2081 of Deeds for said County TO.,T,n In the northerly line of Lot No. 2 tn Block No. 476-1 aa at pane 37S. ALIEN The approximate amount of the 30/61 •40.51 shown on the above mentioned Map; thence (6) west- . ludKment to be utlsfied by said wardly along the northerly line of Lota No. 2 and No, 1, snlo 1B the mim of fifteen Thouund NOTICE and crossing Sycamore Road, North 61 degrees 45 minute* Nine Hundred and Seventy-four Take notice that ROBERT 8. 1515,974.00) Dollars, more or leas, to- \RAOON, Individual, has applied to 35 seconds West 335.83 feet to a point In the westerly Ilni liellier with the cost* of this rale, the Township Committee ot the of Sycamore Road; thence (7) northwardly along the Together with all and singular the Township of Woodbrldge for westerly line of Sycamore Road, North 38 degrees 14 min- rights, privileges, heredltanwnts and ;ransfer of Plenary Retail Consump- appurtenances thereunto, belonging ;ion License #C-8 heretofore luued utes 25 seconds East 158.05 feet to a point; thence (8) or In anywise appertaining. The o Arthur Blnett, Individual, to- northwardly along line of lands of State of New Jersey, Mibsi-riber reserves the right to ad- iremlies situated ut Route US #1. along a course North 5 degrees 19 minutes 60 second! lourn mild sale from time to time Voodbrldge Township. N. J, subject only to such limitations or Said application Is being msde to East 494.00 feet more or less to a point; thence (9) east- restrictions upon the eierclw of ;rausfer License #C-8 to 750 Rah- wardly along a course North 80 degrees 04 minutes (5 sec- such pow?r as may be specially pro- «ay Avenue, Woodbrldge, N. J. onds East 135.00 feet more or less to a point; thence (10) vided by law or rules of Court. Plans and specification) tor new ROBERT H. JAMISON, iremlsej to be constructed may be eastwardly along a course North 82 degrees 57 minute* #5 Bherlfl, xamlned at the office of the Wood- second East 933.97 feet to a point; thence (11) eastwardly McCARTBR & ENOLISH, irldge Township Clerk. along a course North 85 degrees 34 minutes 25 seconds Attorneys. Objections, If any, should be made r.-L. 11/22, 30; 12/7, 14/61 $80.85 Immediately In writing to B. J, East 287.96 feet to a point; thence (12) southwardly along . Dunlnan, Township Clerk;, Wood- a course South 0 degrees 09 minutes 20 seconds East bridge, N. J. SHERIFF'S SALE Signed: 1199.98 feet to a point in the northerly line of Lot No. 8 SUPERIOR COURT OF ROBERT 8. ARAOON In Block No. 476-F as shown on the above mentioned Map; NEW JERSEY CHANCERY DIVISION .-I.. 11/10, 22/81 thence (13) westwardly along the northerly line of Lot : MIDDLESEX COUNTY NOTICE No. 8, South 89 degrees 50 minutes 40 seconds West 300.00. DOCKET NO, F-710-6O Take notice that READINO TAV- feet to the easterly line of Harrow Drive, the point or ,, Community Bank of Linden, ERN, INC., has applied to the Town- place of BEGINNING, comprising approximately 27.6 blinking corporation of the State of ship Committee of the Township of New Jersey, Is Plaintiff, and Alfonso Woodbrldge tor a transfer of Ple- acres and being property now or formerly owned by Park- V. D'Amato and Mary M, D'Amato, nary Retail Consumption license way, Acres, Inc., •ils wife, nnd Jersey Mortgage Com heretofore Issued to Benny Blmeone. puny, a corporation of the State o: t/a Benny's Tavern, tor premises New Jersey, are Defendants. situated lit 19 Tappen Street, Port Writ or Execution ror the sale ol Reading, N. J, (d) to acquire by purchase, condemnation, gift or grant for mortgaged premises dated Septem Objection!, If any, should be made use as a site for a new schoolhouse, the lands near Penn- her 26th. 1961. Immediately In writing to: B, J. sylvania Avenue and Cavour Street, Colonia, In the school y virtue of the above stated Dunlgan, Township Clerk, Wood- t, to me directed and delivered, bridge, New Jersey. district and designated as Lots 342 to 349 Inclusive In ill expose to sale at public ven Signed: Block 516-F, Lots 1 to 23 Inclusive In Block 517-V. Lots duo on READING TAVERN, INC. 1 to 18 inclusive and 21 to 38 Inclusive In Block 517-U, WEDNESDAY, TUB 8TH DAY Benny Slmeone, Pres. OF DECEMBER, A.D. 1961 Carmen Slmeone, Vlce-Ptes. LoU 1 to 36 inclusive In Bloclr 517-T and LoU 35 to 8.7 ,U the hour of two o'clock by th( Susan Pellegrlne, Sec.-Treas. Inclusive In Block 510-H on said Map and those lands then prevailing I Standard or Day I.-L. 11/16, 22/61 lU'ht Savins) time, In trie nftemoon now constituting Flume Avenue and Patricia Avenue and of the asid day. at the Sheriff's Of Middlesex County Surrogate's Coult which abut said lands, and fice In the City of New Brunswick. NOTICE TO CREDITORS e) to expend for all of the foregoing not exceeding $4,500,000. jN. J. Myrtle Jensen, Executrix of Wal- All the following tract or parce, ter A, Jensen, deceased, by direction The polling places for said meeting, and their respective ' ot land and the premises hereinaftel ot llmer-K Brown, Surrogitta, of tbt polling districts (described by references to the election dli-. particularly described, situated, ly- County of Middlesex, hereby glyei ing and being In the Township ol notice to the creditors of the said tricts used at the last General Election In said Municipality) Woodbrldge, County of Middlesex Walter A. Jensen, to bring In their have been established and are designated as set forth below, debts, demands and claims against and State of New Jersey. and no person shall vote at said election and meeting else* BEINQ known and designated the estate ot the said deceased, un- der oath or affirmation, within six where than at the polling place so designated for the voters Lots 252 und 253 on & certain mai months from this date or they will entitled, "Map ot Maple Park situ- be foreyer barred ot any action of the polling district in which he or she resides. ated at Fords, Woodbrldge, und Ed, therefor against the said Executrix. Dated; October 23, 1961. sou (Rarltan) Township, Mlddlese: Dated November 13th, 1961. Jouuty, N, J,", which map was Bled HELEN H. ANDERSON, Secretary n the Middled County Clerk MYRTLE JENSEN, Office on. March 9, 1920. as Map Bxecutof NOTE: Every citizen of the United States of the age of 2V 3910, File #459. Benjamin Kantor, Esq, 'ears or more who shall have been a resident of the State six 510 Linden Avenue BEINO commonly known aa 83 months and of the county In which he claims his vote 60 daya Ford Avenue, Fords, New Jersey, and Woodbrldge. Hew Jersey, designated aa Tax LoU 245, 246, 252 Attorney. next before the election and who has been permanently regis- and 253, In Block 137-D on the Tax . 11/16. 22, 30; 12/7/61 tered In the municipal election district at least forty daya Map ot the Township ol Woodbrldge. prior to the date of the election shall be entitled to vote at The approximate amount ot-the ldAlfMi County Surroiite's Court NOTICE TO CREDITORS the school election. Application for military or civilian ab- Judgment to be satisfied by aald Emll Z. Mudralc, Executor ot Bast sale Is the sum of Sixteen Thousand SyShtl, deceased, hy direction o sentee ballots may be made to the secretary of the Boaxd ol Seven Hundred and Fifteen ($16,- Elmer E. Brown. Surrogate ot the Education. 715.00) Dollars, more or less, to- County ot Middlesex, hereby gives gether wim the costs ot this sale. notice to the creditors ot the said For Leral Voter* Together with all and singular the Basil Sychta to bring In their debts, rights, prlylleges, hereditaments and demands and claims against the School Residing Witliln appurtenances thereunto belonging estate of the said deceased, under Polling General Election or in anywise appertaining, Tile oath or affirmation, within six subscriber reserves the right to ad-months from this date or they will District - POLLING PLACES - Ward Dili, journ said sale from time to time be forever barred of any action Number No. No. subject only to such limitations or tbaretor against the said Executor. 1. Municipal Building .1 AtWoodbridge 1 1 restrictions upon -the exercise of Dated November 8th, 1961, such power as may be specially pro- EMIL K. MUDRAK, 2. Public School No. 3 AtWoodbridge .... 1 * vided by law or rules of Court. Executor 3. Public 8chool No. U AtWoodbridge __ 1 ROBERT H, JAMISON, A. D. GLASS, Esq., a SberlB 613 Roosevelt Avenue, 4. Woodbrjdge Jr, High School.. AtWoodbridge ..._ 1 4 MAttCIULIES 6i KAPLOWITZ, Curteret, N J., 5. Woodbrldge Jr. High School.. At Woodbrldge — 1 Attorneys. Attorney. 5 I.-L. ll/», 16, '11. 30/61 $42.58 I.-L. 11/16, 22. 30; 12/7/61 6. Municipal Building At Woodbrldge „.. 1 « 7. Public School No. 11 ..._ - AtWoodbrtdge ..... 1 T 8. Public School No. 8 AtKeasbey .;.— 2 ELECTION NOTICE I NOTICE QF SPECIAX SCHQQI, DISTRICT WESTING OF t, Public School No. 10 ., AtHopelawn 2 3 THE TOWNSHIP OF WOOUBE1UGE IN THE COUNTY OF 10, Fords Fire "House ."._ At Fords .._.._-— B MIDDLESEX, NEW JERSEY, ON DECEMBER 5, 1961. 11, Public School No, 7 At Fords 2 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the legal voters of th<12, Public School No, 14 At Fords 2 School District of the Township of Woodbrldge, In the Count 13, Fords Memorial Post. V.FW. At Fords... 2 6 of Middlesex, New Jersey, that a special meeting of the legal 14, Fords Junior High School At Fords 2 7 voters of said District will be held at, 2:00 o'clock P. M. or15. Public School No. 25 At Fnrds 2 I Tuesday, December 5, 1961. I 18. Public School No. 9 ..._ „.. At Port Reading 1 The polls will remain open until 9:00 o'clock P, M. and 17, Public School No. 4 At Avenel much longer as may be necessary to permit all the legal v*ter 18, Public School No. 12 At Sewaren then present to vote and tq cast their ballots. I 19,' Old Trinity Parish House M Woodbridge The meeting will be hejd and all the legal voters of th<20, First Aid Building A( Avenel School District will vote at the respective polling places statec 21 j Avenel Fire House AfAvenel below. 22. Hagaman Heights School A« Port Reading At the said meeting the following proposal will bo sub 23, First Aid Building At Anl mltted; 24, Public School No. 12 At Sewaren RESOLVED that 25, Public School No 15 _... At Iselin The Board o( Education of the Township of Woodbrldge 26, Public School No. 22 At Colonla in the. County of Middlesex, is hereby authorized:..... 25,.PubJlc,Scliooi Ho. 15 _„ ^WUv ~. - (a) to use as a site for an addition to ihe existing Woodbrldgi 2~8. Auth Avenue Fire House At Iselin - High School, located In the school district on the easterl; 29. Public School No. 6 At Isfilin side of St. George Avenue, lands owned by said Boan 30. Public School No. 18 At U*lin und designated as Lot 1 In Block 576 and Lot 1 In Blocl 31. Iselin Junior Hish School At Iselm 577 on the Official Woodbrldge Tax and Assessment Ma: 32. Public School No 19 At Menle fn-k In of the Township and to construct an aildltlon to sai 33. Public School No. 'I At Colon* 9:1 high school, purchase the school furniture and othei 34. Colonla Public Library, AtCnUmm 1 , equipment necessary for said addition,and make the alter 35. Public School No, ?' ...' AtCoiouia •..*... • I*. ations of the existing building nt':esi|»ry for its use wltl 36 Public School No 20 •... AtCoiouia i .said addition, 3J. Public School No 20 /U Colonia ,.. 4 i.b) to use as a site for a new schoolhouse the plot of Lai 38, Public School No, 22 AtColonm a owned by said Board and located adjacent to the site > 3J, Inman Avenue Fire House .. \tCoioma ..:.«, ( . the existing IMUII Junior High School un Hyd« Av«nm 40, yjP.W..Buuaing,-Inman Ave.. AtOoloni* .,„..;.,.. Iselln, In the school district, and designated w U 41, public School No ll* . Al Comma Blocks 388*C, 398-D, 398-E, 388-F, «98-a7398-O, 398-F AlCoionls t> 398-Q, 398-R, Lots 15 to 24 inclusive in Blo-ck 398-H. Lo 42, Civic Improvement Club 33 tq 43 tDCj|U»lYe In Block 302-B, I-ots'2 to 10 inclusive' 41- First Aid Building, Beekman Block "392-D, and Lots SO to 34 inclusive in Block 3H2- ^, A.t Cuiutiiu 6 on said Map, together with certain public streets abutting44. Public School No. 2l" At Colonla 6 said lands, and to acquire by purchase, condemnation, By order of the Boafd of Education. gift, or grant other lands adjacent to said site and desig- Dated: October 23, 1981. "ioo miles per year, gets 16 miles per gallo nated as Lots 1 to 3 Inclusive in Block 398-H, LoU 54V HELEN H. ANDERSON, Secret 'The avwagl cv ownar drives and 649 In Block 389,M, Lot 1 in Block 392-D, Lot 44 in I.-L. 11/32/61 PAGE SIXTEEN WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1861 Sisterhood »'*s represented! which will bf available for nale oilier happy occasion, Is aaked lam iMnrch !B. -K cookies In 1 to get IntHalloweei, collection was veryiner in May. to call Mrs. Bernard Lilllen, a Anita Cohen find Sri, '" A to Rt the annual book fair held In at the sift shop. 'Country Club. Sell* oi- areajsuccessful. • «•»•'• nutmikah Rift 1,1 8-0479 or Mrs. Jack Leibo- „•> m-xi iioarr? ,,'"'', .' Style Show Set 1 It was announced. Oreen's the Con«re«atlon towards the Woodbrtdge by Mrs. Jack Good Any parent who wishes toj.l who purchased a large se- sponsor a sabbath luncheon in'wltz. U 8-Bm. be December 11 wit), \i" UNICEF.Hotel, Pleasantdnle. will be theiBuilding Fund was divert by man lection of children's books, honor of a birthday or anyl .... *miimof the ha-haiDlngott, Grand Aveii,,' By Sisterhood £Anyone that thelstte lor thr annual donor din-'Sisterhood ISELIN Thr Executive Bonrri of Sisterhood of ConsrP- gatifln B?th siiolom met with Mrs. Earl Forman, Bloomfleld THANKSGIVING DIMMER Avenue. Mrs. David WPissman. FREE!! president reported 105 paid-up "2 CUTS" Vflhioblt members to date. Mrs Ijfturencr Steinberg.! TRADING fund raisin* cliaivrmn r >'"l on the various chairmen for their STAMPS Mrs. V .1. fnlien. chairman un i «rrv of the T ?h

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