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rkl Vnl On Thursday Rnlwri »s 'niTClut Mill xun - Carloret, Now Jersey, Thursday, June 24, 1965 Al r I) Cirtartt N I PRICE TEN CENTS Jaycees Mis /abo Enjoys tlass of '65 Install ChaiengingTask Wins Grants
CARTEHET- ( i!ic most is a state institution for emo- VI Fete unusual jobs {• '»• held hy ;i tionally disturbed children of all Of $63,000 Carteret reside. lli.'ii MI Miss this Center in the new thera- (WHTEItF.T \ppro\imately| mouth College. B a r b a r ii S, 22 yi ar-old peutic nursery while she con- Non- Slti.OOII. lias Iwn mm liy mem- I, |»I:T - Kichnrd daughter of !• and Other awards went to under- tinues her graduate work on a MTS of the (!.i-.s nf IWJ throughn :',.,; ;m(l MrS. Violet Mrs. Lester Sabo, who is ,it the hisher level. 'R I classmen. The Elizabethtowtt si'holarships. lo.nv as-'('misnliil.ilt .Ulnl ;IS presidents of; i;njmsjly ,,f Mi-hiR;,n ;,t Ann Consolidated Gns Company prite Miss Sabo related that he sistance. prizes, sponsori'd by the < .layi'ws awt Jaycw-j Graduate Selmol awaiting her In home economies to Janii cause there is very little actu- various 1DC.I1 iir^ani/.alinns as well Lynch, and a C'riscn trophy was croup's fourth an-| Master of Arts degree in ftlu- ally known about the emotional y, py as by the State ol New .Jersey l i | There6,h i McCollMCll . CertiCti- ,1,1,11 Dinner-Dance. cationaL Psychology disturbance of young children i! g ven () held at the l-ocnt 837 aml private colleges. \mnnR the fjca(es fnr participation in the Spemlizinc in the emotional will be important to atttend awards are the Carteret Educa- Junior Science Symposium at tha the awarft- conferences, in her area. She im UK .i»«iu- disturbancaimurnance ofi young children, confen ion Association to a senior .who U. S. Army Electronic* Laborer- local, tffrte amJJ Jiftxs Sal»_hfli5 T*?n nVrtng <|f n: j v^M ! sr.houls u'birh spe •Inns to major In wltHWtk*, Mwt* f cialize in disturbed youn tofies at Fofli MBWrmnth W!iV " Hwoiviiig na-j demic work, roserch and prar- cialize 'rokopiakp ; the Violet E. Strem- SI'OKK awards fori tical experience in a graduate tin n. presented to Eileen Lefkowski, lau Woman's Club award, Marsha •rnlu'is were Joseph internship during the past year. Edward Wadiak, and Ijawrence Lutton; the Middlesex County iih.i Morton. Jr.,] The emotional dislruhancc in ilegewitz. James Byleekie re- Imployeos, Local Number 1099,' ,i,lullo and lloberti youns children-the ones she's ived tho medal from the Mathe- Mark Zenobia; thti Rusinesa and and Morton also! been working with are aijos atical Association of America Professional Woman's Club, from 1 to 7—has been attrib- id the Society of Actuaries and ..•irds .is SPOKE of Ihristine Fitzpatriek; the Lions ut"d by many due to brain dam bond, incentive award, from tt* Club, Ronna Belafsky and Joseph! age or living in a bad family eneral Dynamics — Electro Dy- national KAliKK YOUNGSTERS: Photo shows a Rroup of youngsters in the 4 to 7 year aKe group enjoying the weekly story telling hour at Bcdnar; The Italian American situation. She believes that imics Corps., and the- following .iM.irdu for out.itand- Club, Stephanie Boyczuk; the emotional dLsturbnnce is tho re- the Carteret Free Public Library, sponsored by the Carteret .layecc-ettes. The reader in the picture is Mrs, Betty Fillmore. During iphomores and freshmen receiv- e aiter first-year mem- Clair Oliphant American legion sult of a combination of these the summer months, tM story hour will be conducted Wednesdays instead of Saturdays, 1 certificates for scoring In tht -:T Thornm J lawlor, Auxiliary Scholarship, Sharon ( factors. There is a wide range inety percentile or higher on tht Mini. Joseph B Most- Holder, of severity covered under the ational Educational Develop- iltn Pereira. Nicholas term, "emotional dis- A slide rule for the highest]ment test; wi>h Brethta. Thomas' Increased Tax Buttons On The Phone Awards Listed average in mathematics was woni Diane Tschinkel, Kathleen Toth, Ai.i .in Miiak, Jay A. Bjorn by Nancy Weber. Tho Herman larol Babitsky, Janet Caesar, ;.liiie| .). Suto. Nonnen-; In the opinion of Miss Sabo CARTERET- Touch-tone telephone dialing - the kind with E. Horn memorial prize for the inne Gannon, Patricia Kwiatkow- ,i is awarded the Out| that most of the problems of Bills Go Out Toibuttons instead of a rotary dial - has made its debut in Car- At Nathan Hale highest average in American His- ski, Stephen Lokus, .Tunis Lynch, NvirkpluK of Hi*" Year these children are emotional teret. tory, donated by the Horn family and not related to intelligence: For a $5 installment fee and a ?1.50 monthly carrying charge, was awarded to Arlene Alberi avid McHenry, Marjorie Martin, while thry may he low In intel- Business Men Commencement Linda Nagy, Mary Ann Sakacs, II,is seven Awardi Carteret residents can let their fingers do the touching on the who also received the Administra- ligence, most of them are very CARTERET - Awards at the toann Boraczewski, Gloria Bus- i i.'iii;oing president, dis- CARTERET ~ Business tax- new fangled phones. Conservatives of finance and style can tive Management Society award bright, many being of ! graduation exercises of the Class as the outstanding business stu- ir, (ieorge Diken, Mary Fondi, . 'hi si'ven state awards payers were reminded today that keep rotary dialing. menial caliber, I of 1965 at the Nathan Hale School dent. The National Honor Societ; Xuiald Hunsinger, Carol Mantis, This all is part ol the New Jersey Bell Telephone Company's 1 ..I.IIV, received in the TV work of Miss Sabo has ,only six days remain in which to were presented to Lidia Janiw bonds to the students with tin John Mikuski, Neal Price, Arlene u :ii.l Recognition com- program to adjust the state's telephone system U> serve both 3abo, Carlton Sasovetz, Leslie Si- in the area of <;»rly child- file their personal property tax types of dialing. and Joseph Mitro for hfalr.st •>?** highest averages in each course • with other Jaycec chap- ak, Alan Smuta, Jacquetlne Ur. hood education and chikl de- I returns with Assessor Thomas I'stic achievement, presented by went to Ronna Belafsky, Nanc; •i Hie \>,w> to 30,080 pqpula-i velopment and in the emotional the Washington-Nathan Hale P. Matlaga, and Maureen Thiel .!,,,, The chapter exctOit V Milik. T. A., Bruce Maddow 'or making disturbance of children. This MI.sS BAKBAIU 8AJK) who also were granted The Hei .in'> irvelopmem mi Of' in one of the few places In the j He noted that umlei an aniend- the most progress during the 1 man H. Horn Scholarship award! Initial States, If not the oflly The work which Mitt Sabo Imeiit to Chapter 51, Laws of St. Elias Feast Days year and presented by the Car- The P.T.A. prize to the most de> Cartcret High i'' .l.i. IT award* one. where one can specialise l(X">0, adopted earlier this year. teret Education Association, Jo- does is in a therapeutic nursery CAKTERET - The Rev.' Augustine Medvigy has announced, serving girl and boy, Marsha Lut 1 k.L. ofneer of the in this field. varies, dependent on the sever- • all owners of tangible personal seph Mitro - highest average in! that' the annual Feast Days of St. Elias Church will take place ton and Harry Burton; the Ameri ity of the illness in the children, property used in business are re- science presented by the Better May Get G. M. ' •ulo, special S.ilx) was involved in a on July 17-18 on the church grounds. can Legion award for the senii IHI.ite internship at Chil- from placing demands on them quired to file returns for the 1966 Schools Association, Lidia Janiw Appointed to serve as chairmen of the affaif are Michael who did the most for Carteri iidt.' awards whiatiic Hospital, to do more thing* for them- tax year not later than July 1. - highest average in English pre- High School, Ann Marie Mogeli Toth, Michael Turick and John Kavchak. Publicity chairman is sented by Mr, Frederick Puorro, Auto Equipment • I.'.in Nom: (enter. University of selves and inserting they carry 'The amended law provides sky; the Reader's Digest cit. Mrs, John Gural Participating m the preparation of the event English teacher, Nancy Dolinich /v! nl the yw in. during the first sem- through to helping then gam that taxpayers who fail to meet tion for the highest average, CARTERET - Tne Carteret are: C.W.V.,C.W.*, Auxiliary, P.T.A., Choir, Jr., 4 Sr. Sodality, - highest average is Geography Bpar4 of Education reports that :KirWplug year, working with some contact with reality^ the July 1 deadline without hav- tj\e class* to Ronna Belafsky, Tl Mothers Club, Jr.&Sr. Altar Boys', Hungarian Hffary, and the presented by Miss %ce Filing through the efforts of Thonu'g id iiirbtM young chit- Sabo ing obtained an extension of tirnej award was giveri to Ijjuffi' a group, oo Holy Nan*>«aty. ' ^ gan, Geography teacher. Patti ,ir, Robert-Heighten**, Cheater, Chairman »f the Indus- Ml 1 .. fitaare. subject to pew ' , ,, .. „/*. - -i , . • • . i i '" * PiOrte ~* hjgwst attijjge- in HSrry Freeman, * '. trial Arts De.pt., the General Mo- .%, tb' ... Mr. WnTk-said: flfematirs presented by Mrs. tors Corp. has named the Carteret Mitt ij wnfPrences aiil 4'iirk- eventually. She is a graduate Meanwhile Tax Collector Louise Ruifltriegel, Mathematics Other AwariM High Schol as eligible for dona-,, injE with parents Mrs .Milak, of the daw of 1S60. CarOret andtr^Comba sai
CARTERET - Miss Brenda rishioner of the Holy Family Tbose who filed the appeals Amide Wolski, daughter of Mr. and Mrs •urcn. were: Fraoela and Nancy Nevis, Marguerita John Wolski of Carteret received! IS Stima Avenue: Mr. and Mm. Avenue the degree of bachelor of arts in Anthony Psnaeeione, 4 Stima Avenue I French from fieorslan Court Col- Avenue. Oeorge and Ann Stran- lege, Unkewood, «os. fifl Pinho Barbnrn Diirins horirfninr year, she aJtwdM Itff I'niversite Laval of fiiipbptvfwnplcting her Frencli studios .it I,aval mapia mm lau- let Ziroirrii. IS Pinho Avenue; ver Court, ^ a [lo. Miss Wolski H a member of F.volvn ihxlak. » Pinho Avenue; Petsch. tt Clover CourT NIC •i Delln Phi. the National French *. and Mrs. Fr.wis X. M-'-feCrty «S C llonor Society at Geirgian Court. 1 .-ih* was class officer, general M Mcflrrevey. 10 Stima Avenue; chairman, senior prom chairman, Hubert .1 Ru-tso. 12 Stima Avenue; member of Court I-anpiage Club, Mr and Mrs Jaroslnw l/*owy. Ghellis. Her Club, Court Notes 'select 12 and Mrs. Dominlck Regina, 9 St 14 Stima \venw: Rosnrio J Bon- kl Joftnn BARBARA JEANNE AYKKS oices sinking for various fune- vita. 1fi Stima Avenue; John «nd 1 Ffank ions on and off campus , Court Wirmrpt Cnwidv 3 Scuurfa BACHKI/IR OR \HTS \\ni 'layers 'had the !ead role in The bridge Barbara Jeanne Ayrn, daini,. Iwan' and Courtier Literary Staff, baridge Pinhn tcr o( Mr. and Mrs \hiih,,w •he was chosen as one of the fi- Sumner, J7 Kdlne d Mr, Peter ErcoR. 44 andJJtrie % AyrtS, M Bernard Street, r;ir. lalists by Clamour Magazine con- Mr an Pinhn \v.w; Vinrent and I*- ,Mom*. 3d fertt h»l iwHTfd a hnrhrb)r >st this spring. Charles lores licstrfann. 4fi Pinho Avenue: ' &ft ol art* dfKrer (rnm Winihmp ifrss Wnlski is a 1961 graduate ki Avenue ndt 1 P.nho Avo- U» nUI«> women'-, m|. t Mount St. Mary's Academy, M P\ flosth Carolina. K \%\ .lorih Plainfield. She will teach1 William .1. Dun r1L.Uiir M Pll . -Of (' » f I f r r I ||jrt In the French Department at Car- Avenue; V! Pinto Avenue: MIM Ayrn majored is teret High School. She is a pa- BRENDA WOI.RKI Pierce, 45 Jwuc* wmt*, llPWi* A' left Crusade rhnimian lor the Middlfsei County Samuel and Vofowta TOvmnfmolo aftd psycholod). While . ilmui hoy^ I with a check (or #100 from J. R. Scheln, on 14 Pinho Avenue. c«tinielor and wphoirmrpa dn. behalf of the Ui>it«d States Metals Kefininft Company of Carteret. iiladner. Avenue; Arnold Avenue; Lila Brown, 47 Pin- Jowpn and Mavi, Mastrw, 12 tor of her dormitory. Site wat .,., and Mrs. Charles; pjnho Avenue; .los find Ann Minue Meanderings alto pMttdrnt of UV Swim Club . v., 45 finho Avenue: Vilo|CMnpap,a 14 bridge Drive: nddcra dance perform^ i i Mr. DF and Rose Stolfi.W Pinho AVwae:ir)omJn(c), and Doits V.Vra. I Installation Fete Held and Roseimrie Gneiss, 3; venue; Henry C and on the timlln boards ol Activity Director SpoBawtl A \h* CampM Fine Am ind 1 dent constructed electric motors, _4e I>rive; Richard and^einnan, R spopnet* Avenue CARTERET - The manage- June is busting out all overt creatioa Attodatloni MIM ment of the Biasing Star Swm With the cotnlhf of'June one canworking models of the human ^l"\ Drummond, J Etheridgel Robert Breyer, 10 Spngawti By Woman's Club Unit hyttt will be maritd u> i Club announces the appointment hear whispers of trips, picnics, heart to simple pictures of P»rtsj™°™''' Avenue i.Mr. »ndMr«. JohnSkrockiJ^venup. R^ a(K| Thereso of flowers and growing beanjp. •• Frank andjBeinhardt. 1 Carlton Strfet: Domi- MA WaW %tobcr I ID tin Theodore Kleban is Federation of Ial J. Esposlto at activity di- splash parties and above all, 'Price. fiT Avenue: CARTEftET - The Evening rector at the club. graduation throughout the halls plants. nEtherldgeinle Liguori, 9 RnoRaneU Avenue; FltH B«*tM Cbvtk, FUhwaj. Membership Department of thSecretarye . Department Chairmen Mrs l^eonard Krin, 6.1 IO | Margaret LUIMWIKT, U Buicnusr are: Eugene Muldoon, American , Mr. Esposito is a teacher at theof Minue School. The winners were eighth grade.|,\ Jerome Rosenberg. 59>9' Drive Bdward Flscner, 13 Bth^ Nicholas Parlattl, 5 Spoganeti Carteret Woman's Club held their venM Avenue; Wm. and Joan Magella, Home; Mrs. Gabriel Comba, | Carteret High School. Recently he The Student Council, under the Susan Szackas and Christine Sid-;'Pjnno Avenue: a Closing Dinner at The Bras! Buck- has been playground supervisor in 1 8 Stima Avenue [Outdoor Art Show et, Woodbrldge, Mrs. Earl Rumpf, Membership; Mrs. Nell Burke, direction of Mr. Yarcheski visited eris total of U projects including Pinb-• • o Avenue: « Press Book and Historian; Mrs Roselle where he directed the ac-Atlantic city on Thursday, May a match stick human skeleton, Chairman, welcomed the mem- tivities of the youngsters using tha TO CONFIRM CLASS Set For Sunday bers attending and introduced Lawrence Drummotul, Education; 3rd, fiie Students left early in Salt relief models of a molecule Mr. George Dlken, Welfare; Mrs. facility. the mornoing and arrived home of water, a drop of blood, a cross CARTERET - The 1M Con- CARTERET - The third annual honored guest, Mrs. Nicholas Del- Neil Burks, SUiWhine; Mrs. Wil- In addition he was a standout BPWGrants 'acchlo, President of the Carteret about six o'clock, tired but happy. section of the earth and its three firmation CUsa of Zion Lutheran liam Beirne, Parliamentarian; athlete himself, playing football, All had a wonderful time at thelayers. Obituaries Woman's Club. Mrs. James Quinn, Publicity and and basketball. At present he isocean front city. Church, 712 Roosevelt Avenue, the Carttret Free Public Ubnirl Installation of new officers was Second place Eighth grade, Scholarship Mrs. Thomas LJss, Program. coaching freshman basketball and Graduation u the theme of the,Uon Kish ^ a wooden mode] will receive their first Holy Com- will be held neit Sunday fnn| conducted by Mrs, Theodore Kle- Chairman, Mrs. Rumpf thanked baseball at the school. June bulletin board in the lobby.|of a ^^ ^p, Englne used STEPHEN MAKKAt Imunion at the 1:30 A. M, Service, noon to i P. M. lsan. Federation Secretary. Instal- Mr. Esposlto will direct all rec- CARTERET - Stephen Makkal, CARTERET - The Carteret the members for their cooperation o II dKOI ll8 i d Business and Protaaatatl Wo- Sunday. The Rev. Wiltts Morgan Benedict W. Harrington led were Mrs. Thomas Liss, Vice- in various charitable fund raising reational activities for both young' ^5#2!the bulletin 5boar5d this month?! . i * age ». w 79 Jjouis Street, died 1 1 men's Club presented Its annual Chalrman; Mrs. Joseph Casey, events, the proceeds being used ster and adults at the Blazing Star The Minue Safety Patrol visited; i? ™ J^ *, ^ ^ 17 at "the Perth Amboy Ross, pastor, will be the cele- Bernard Deiti are oo-c'Min™i.| with a i scholarship Award to Mlaa Chris- Financial Secretary; Mrs. John as follows: Spaghetti Dinner — Swim Club. He is a graduate of AUantic City recently for thein 2"wp of eight projects Ion* ill- brant. The second Sunday after The Carteret Bank and 1 |*impeterLeimpeter, Recording secretarySecretary; «» •- --.--= -- Glassboro State College and lives annual trip. They had a beautifulj eluding a model of the biceps jtiae' FttapaWck at the Awards tricep muscle* of the arm using Day Program at Carteret High Trinity will be observed. Company has donated in irtir.il Mrs. Stanley Ciszak, Mrs. James purchased 101 books for Carteret with his wife, Barbara, and their day. All had a wonderful time. and was unmarried. He was kit aa a prita. One of the jud;ei| Duggan and Mrs. George Dlken,j Library; Card Party - donated two children at MO Lodi Avenue Save your egg shells! This call and wooden slats. formerly employed by the BoroughSchool Tuesday. The preaenta-, The Church Council meets en in the Seventh Grade IwfflbeJarodavStabnvkoU Two Year Members of Executive; to First Aid Squad; Chinese Auc-Metucheo. went outfrom Miss Rapp'i third Ctt Io th« street depart u made by Mrs, Edwin Monday at 7:» P. Board. 1 Celebralion — lpurchase Palsy dClini wheec l ichain Menlr foro Mrs. Wallace Boleavage is CorPark and Cookie Sale proceeds egg shell mosaics, mounted on responding Secretary and Mrs various shades of oak tag, They) „ the similiarity. Second! l a member'of the Personal 1^.™^!^.... will be used toward purchase of I place to Ed Bennett for a simple mats for Retarded Childrens' Witnesses are on display in the hallway. of Carteret. Committee was in charge. Miss School, Woodbridge. Miss Nugent's fourth grade class electric circuit. Mr. Makkal was the ana of theFitzpatriek will enter The following new members have become meteorologists. Harry Lubern. Principal atteod- law John Makkal. Sr. who died State College in the Fall. were introduced: Mrs. William tize They are studying weather in sci!e- d the State Conference Deoart- in 1MB and the late Mrs. Julia The closing meeting of the Club Vinsko; Mrs, Howard Hollander; ence.. Manmany io»f thwee tuumcchildreun unihavet men•••—•t• «o f Elementar—....—.—.y Schoo—..—l. ---Prin-- Nlak Makkai who died io 19SI. will be held neit Tuesday, June Mrs. Nicholas Miller. made homemade barometers, cipal. The theme,'Trends in Edu- He is survirtd by two aisgrs, M, at the home of Mrs. Judith Mrs. Neil Burke and Mrs. Dom- Minister wind vanes, rain guages and baro-i cation" was deliven>d by DrMrs. Albert Bodnar, Jr. md Mrs. Sohayda in Avenel. Report! for onick Nasto were In charge of1 , CARTERET - Mrs. Ellie Gib : meters. Schwa, both of the past year will be made, and dinner arrangements. lln of 54 Randolph Street, Carter I Ask just about anyone in Miss brothers. John tentative plans for the coming et, was one of 24 new ministers'Brown's fifth grade about the fifty York University Tucson. Arizona, Joseph Mak year discussed. | baptized by Jehovah's Witnesses|Siaic states Uolf mthee umraUnitedi uuueStatess tuanmd rmir^aProfessomr HiaiTOjanTManolakwo uimitdeclareud UBJ aieiBIKier Makkamdniii anmmd Wtl••«- at the semi-annuasemia l Bible conven- I'tn sure they'll be able to tell youI thamat thtne primary concern ofi elem-ir:eiem-iiign™, u.kksMakkaii all ofl Carteretearn ; six Aid Squad-. Foste__r Wheeler Corp., Church Summer u [tion held in Clark, June 1M3. much about every state. entary educatfeo shtoW be to m*l ™^ ,J'*»» nlMt Ctt Mhi Shp Oet t Mrs. Giblin attends five roeet-l They have jud completed study- nsre children for the world School fill j ings each week at Kingdom Han, Ing the United States and decided whjch they ' •-•--•- I Old R Rd Clk
Compan>.# Open Monday Ufltllimg UlIUCl urc aupti »ioiw« **••, niiabeth's RemwtC"™*"!carteret; neighbor on Louis St.., CARTERET - Two weeks Sum- ^iiiieipTnhn Tiwkr nfo th Jer Rahwa thev Dresiding Congre-j portersCaptai, nSusa Robern Pusillot Brow, Nean anl Glad-d re-iSnOBl; materiad l b>- the.._.. stud°n. t as being ;h with Rev. John F. Cho«»o|Cartertt; thoje ^ dona(ed thejr; mer School will • begin Monday ^Jr of the R^hwavtonere- Porters, Susan PuaUlo. Neal Glad-; materiaTby the stud-nt as being as celebrant. lntenr,eninterment wass m"ni..,,|can.. t(u^ > Pallbwrerp.niih#.nir St. James' Cemetery. "^"^Ibers of Our Lady of Hungary So- 'churcchurch basement off ththeJHungae Hunga- auusir»JWy scnoBcnominsuwuirm inimitvui.. ^ ^0^ani New Jersejersev^yss PastPast. , mocratimocraticc processesDroawses: : anandd th thee devedeve- - The palloeanrs wert Jtta Tar- ciety; the Carteret and Wood- rian Reformed ChurchChurth. The s*Sses- trainin- g never ends. Ca Rjchap|J Kuhn a[)d re.|lopmen, of attitudes, value artdj,^ ybert Bodaar. James Tuks- bridge Police Escorts and the Bi-1 sions will be held Monday throughthrough! "The Christian, by water bap-;portere Steven Bankoski, Bar-I appreciation which after aU arejjar, John Eremias, Stephen PlaPuv- nib Fift|eral Home for satisfac- Friday from 9:15 to 11:» until;asm•- , symbolues the dedication of bara Totar^o Christine McHenrylthe most permanent! jtes and Frank Pancza tory services rendered. j G0RECK1 July S. The church basement'his life to God," Mrs. Giblin ex-l^ t fano reported1 — j MemberMembersos off OuOurr Lad Ladyy ooff Hun Hun-- July S. The church basement'his life to God," Mrs. Giblin ex-l^" JoycJoyce "santostefanSantos e o reported Family «* the late' has own designated for these plained. "It is the act of a per- on j^ of Natural Beauty and, „ _. o, i«arar\'y SocietSocietyy reciterecitedd ththee rosar rosaryy — _-^, r .. of a per-,on j^ of Natural Beauty and, STEPHEN MAKKAI; NEW HEAD OK PLWKK-S: On Uw Ml 1» John BACHELOR W SCIENCE: sessions because it is a cool ^ m setting himself apart by anvTeathean1 r CUmate. \rful, nut ShOtC |,Tuesda Tuesdayy aatt 73 7300 P.M P.M.. witwithh Rev Rev.. m „ uu »« -™ » »-I Captain William Toncic and re-, g • 1 e, ]*..„„. j John F. Chonko. golnn prrtidrnl, oon|(raUil»tla(( Bob Merrlo, « Richard Gortfki, em of Hi. aad place even 00 the aottea day. agreemait to do the will of Je- prrsidfDl of Ihr Saint JuMpli'i PltTrrt. Mrs. Joseph Gorteld, II Hurts j Summer School wffl ifidnde J^^J, - - as re\-eale....d throug.h ^^0 y Profetti, Douglas sel "> 3UIWIUU ^ _ Oil pipelines now reach » miles nda Thf neit general mrmbrrahlp mrttinn u( UM Play en Stmc Cartwtt, r«««Tfd Us bible lessons, erafti. pn«s and-jesus and the Bible. Jeho- Brown, Michael Winsesky report-| CARTERET-The regular meet-| into the Gulf of Mexico, at depths Ag grp laW lvm aa great aj 170 feet. i day, Jiu* a, B:W p.m. at the High SirtH AailMrttm Bachelor of Sriem Otfttt flul .hymns and_ songs Age groups: witnesses spend much ed on Our Vital Resources and:ing of the Sultanas of El Hakkam " * moalk from Cahunbia laivertl- :S to 11 to be used vab s Busy Industries. Caravan was held recently at the STEPHEN MAKKAI Columbian Club. Mrs. Carol Toth! ty. CtUtft M Pkamacr, City ol LapiaCaptaimn Susaausan Gaydouayuos anaimd irre- vuiuinum- u vmu. ».m. ..«..«. .««. to eapu-expresMs uuouir j«.^. sincer.e Nf« York. Mr. GmtM is • W(l ttl5n lu tl porters Donna DeStefano, Robert and Mrs. Ann Curran are co-chair- tliank5 to an our relatives, friends member af die Americas Pfcar- | Laczenski, Mary Ann Holder'- , men of the Fall' Hat Show which: ^ neighbor* for their kind « mareatk-al AstMktkaw New ! Church. Richard Hanes reported on Forms! will be held in September, jpressions of svmpathy. their many ROUTEMAN SERVICE COSTS NO MORE! Jtrsey PluumMMtical Assod- There is no registration fee or of Transportation and Pleasure Plans were completed for a Hal-acts of kindness, the spiritual any other charge. Everybody is WAR WASH SUNDAY «U«i« u4 is a member and past Resorts and Historic Sites. loween dance on October 22nd at'bouquets and the beautiful floral Morey LaRue will pick up and deliver your laundering and dry. deanlng-ali * no » •• welcome to attend, Pastor Dr. 1 1 PrMtdfBt «ff Ifte fcapp*fcapp* Pl CARTERET - The Carteret Captain Arthur Stupar and re-the Columbian Club. Mrs. Flor- tributes they extended in the cost to you Just thmk h.w much tune and lugging this Morey URue plus •""*,;; Andrew Harsanyi will be director Boys Club will bold a car wash at porters Rosemarle Donaghue, Dan. ence Wawrzynski was appointed i death of our beloved b™"" ?ntl Gamnu PkannaceaUcal Frater- of the Summer School, save you! And. please k«>i> this important fact in mind: MOMT fMVZ BUVIH"- nity. He it emiioved by Sav-On Tony's -Shell Station, in West Shannon, Michael Hucko reported SLUL? or5 -J affair Mrs. Ann devoted uncle. Stephen Makkai. SKRVICE t'OflTS NO MORF.! Drags, Cartent. Mr. Qoreckl la, Canada's written constitution is Carteret. The fiind raising event on Government and Education. .jCurran'wa1™™^ s appointed chairman We espeti.-.llv wish to thank will be held, Sundav, June 27, The Drill Team and Twirlers ooff f th ^^^ committee. \ Rev John F Chnnko, partor. the the firroer Judith | known as the British North Am- r 1 4*P. M. tllnue School participated iff-the _ ', . L . Aiiar Bovs the Sisters of Divine Memorial Day Parade on May 31st The dark nor*; pme was won ^r «° ^ by he rhurth rhoir of in Carteret. Mrs. Florence Wawnyuski.!^ eV:..i™ivs After the parlde there were The next meeting will be held on'.Church Carteret: Officers ami services at Carteret Park and August 2. j Members of Our Lady of Hungary then free hot dogs and soda for i Society, Carteret; the Medical everyone. General Ulysses 6. Grant was: Staff 'and Nurses at the Perth Mr. Ryder is faculty adviser. the first U.S. president to seek a Amboy General HospiUl: Carteret John Bulick of the Minue School third term ia office. first Aid Stiaad; Woodbridge First LAUNDERERS- CLEANERS , Chess Club was awarded a chess I set for being the most improved player during the last 'three CALL months. TOSUTHESPUWOtOf OUB UNUSUAL DISMAYS Of First place Chess set winner, tvtrything for the Ham* John Bulick, 18 points. Second; in Wood or Formica and third place winners, Thorn | Announcing! HILLCREST 2-6161 as Taranlino, 15 points, Second! ;md third winner, Douglas Brown, • EL 1-5000 15 points. ; FB 5-8676 Mr. llrechka's seventh and • AD %-Mll eighth grade Science classes par- N0W ticipated in the Annual Science; Fair at Minue School. There were 95 entries ranging from salt relief models of the Solar System, stu- IN STOCK ROUTEMAN SLRViCE COSTS NO MORE! Due to the at Trtnwndoua Rtaponw of our Fin* lur*f«an OIL PAINTINOS 1/eri'cJLee ERFECT Wl AH AOAIM tOlNO
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MADF (I AM (HOWDKR at member's homes Schi'urman in charge of devotions Mrs. Frank SanNlippo, Mfl Jan- Mrs Edward Killmer, president,! sen Avenue, was host with Mrs. introduced Mrs. Norman Kilhyj Haven For All Louis Decihus at the Sanfilippo Senior Hi advisor, who discussed HANDERHAN'S SEAFOOD MARKET home. Two table winners were the purpose, plans and program' 'SenIng lh(> WondhrlrtRF Area fhrr II Yetirs" «f the annual Spring retreat, i-;ili ior flowers, blrth- given prizes and they were: Mrs. Twenty-five years ago. Woodbridee played bott to the m June pressive list of state and national dignitaries ever to be atl|l. here with the dedication of the $1,500,000 grade crossing 0|jni. Published Wtdd> OB Ttanday By BUM before a crowd estimated at 7,500 people. Among those • jMtptBdanOeader: 9 NORTfl JERSEY PUBUSHING. fNC. "1--J- "•"— u. s. ••"•nt Lawrence F Cupta. Publisher ffl Bootevett An. JOGfoen Street fion, Pott 87, would like the nn years ago Abraham .1 Neiss was the Harry P. Frank, Associate Publisher Carteret, N. J. Woodbridp. N. J. to Til: n 1-8800 "nL MMdM' youth dipped' bnmzoplaque in recognition of hu "outstanding cKian*ip' TW: ME 4-1111 ^t tStk&itaSJm-m community" at a joint meeting of the four township smh(. go fa^_r that, it take* to destroy, ng ^ community centH. The presentation was,:, PEE COPY MAD. SUBSCRIPTIONS - ONE YEAR, H» «X MONTHS *» flag lanyards, so UthMe AmencaAmerican ^ ^ ?> ^ Woodbridp. HiRh School principal, and,,. Flat cannot be flown above the 1 of the Hotary Hub. monument dedicated to those who To Serve The Public Interest (are their live* for freedom and Trn years ago Township Attorney Nathan Dtff ruled i; resided in this All-America City? itriction of building was impossible" after the PWininc p,,, In the comparatively short time that pital. *"" ^rglKriSi SSSUwtMno individual develop be », , Dr. Antoine AtUdla, head of the Divis- The newly-appointed committees and who destroy the lan-j more than 25 homw in a year. He said that m his „,;, yam. a™ living in freedom only! could not be carried out The recommendation was ma,i, ion of Health, has been in Woodbrldge, are, by and large, representative and ! be^usHf the sacrifice made by Planning Board in an effort to curlHte ris.ng school m>, he has instituted several outstanding they contain penon» with an overall *K- nun vt'hOSC n3FTl6S WC CIV' innovations in his department, all sense of public responsibility. It is in- eraved in stone-as cold as the: Five years ago nine schools in the township were d«li,.,t, deed fortunate that there are men and hearts of the vandals who caused pleting the first phase of the school construction program tending to benefit the community as the damage Board of Education announced that another K.soo.w . a whole. Among his many plans for a women in our community who are wil- If it were not for these men. needed for the second phase. Governor Robert B. Meynn. •> healthier Township, is the proposed ling to inconvenience themselves to whose names are carved in stone, speaker, called the dedication of the nine schools an "HUM- these dim-witted children would momentous occasion." pointing out that it was the first KnighU of Colurabui, Piter Tray- pr NOW... IT CAN BE SOLD! Cnelia Council K*. Kmghu ot JJ, ^c^*Ji*" ^"iL^ »~^-5£ £ Elks Auxiliary Appoints nor, Institutional Raprewitatlve Columbus, were served after the „ ', """<*•ce•s HlHi1t ^I"to c WIU M o'clock «nd Mrs. Theodore Smith for Pack 2«, Mr. Arthur Johnson. services. "On Being Grateful." at 10 o'clock. The Vesper Choir A NEW EXTERIOR PAINT AT A SALE PRICE CCubmasteb r Park 149 Mr. Robert Solists will be Ernrat Crall at will sing at 11 o'clock. N nding CommitteesCionan, Chairman Mr. James SLl!2!LWJ»a jw Johnson, commltteemen Mr. John Ministers List COLONIA - Committee for Mr Raoul Qaribay nnd! ME 4 0080 f THIS PAINJ IS STAIN RESISTANT the coming mason were appointed ,Mr. Edward Reilry, Webclns, by Mrs. George Reseter, presi- lender, den mother* Mrs. Ann1 Sermon Topics PLUMBING Even tilt' wildest kids can be tamed. The tips below will lii'lp krep i-hiliircn siife—uiul tliL'ir parents sane—on the longest summer trip. Don't pack a lootliirMsli till you've icad them. i. How to keep smiling ' ;"" '• ""'#<''"-I -iiii'~-' •• t ''••'tt'''' when traveling with kids .Mi,^; r Another service from the Shell Oil Company and its dealers of mind and self - content You need not.be extravagant! Babies without tears and do. Show tkm maps and pictures. • Official Postcard Chooser and Buyer i Let them choose lavorite toys to take of Postage Stamps . / Whether at home, or work, or play - Don't carrV a baby passenger in your along. (It's a good idea, too, to lay in a • Official Map Keeper an^ Navigator. arms for long periods. He'll be rpore For a penny and a half a day small supply of inexpensive new toys, to • Official Games Organizer. ' cornrortable-^and so will you—if he's in a surprise the kids during the trip.) A First Bank safe deposit box car bed, sittingjn a baby chair, or fastened r- SHELL DEALERS DE-BUNK A —1 Transform the back of the car into a Will guard your pearls, and be to a safety harness on the back seat. MYTH ABOUT CAR CARE playroom. I'm two suitcases on the Hoor Protect a sleeping baby troin sunlight It's a myth that you should of the car (choose cases that have to comei take those valuables but of] and flashing lights, tvvool the most dis- let, some air out of your tires out at night am way), and cover with a They belong in a Firet Bai[k Safe Deposit turbing things to a sleeping baby are when traveling on a hot day. bijight sunlight and Hashing lights of other blankel.This arrangement also works well cjrs. Solution: Hang a canopy, with tape, tor niicjday naps. Today's tires ate built 10 take the extra pressure thai builds up during hot , liom theiback ol the front srai tu (he back Remember these jn|ealtime tips. weather driving. So, Joii't drflate them j ot the re|r seat. • Picnics along the way are run lor all on hot days~or yuu may find them very low the following morning. Do j>ct your IMPORTANT: Be sure to include liaby's the family, ami they give the kids a guod Shell dealer tu eht'ck your tires before lavorite stuffed toy on yum passengl't list. ' chance to work oil steam in a gameol tag. yuu sturr a lenity trip. Proper pressure 10% Cheaper - Starting July K 1965 The Grand Canyon outside the window • 11' you do em in a restaurant, its a will dmiNise fliiintt's ill tiro trouble dur- •_ ing hut. whither hi^luv.iy driving—also is nul substitute ioi a familiar teddy beat- j good idea lor out parent to take the kids j NO FEDERAL EXCISE TAX lead 10 U»ti>er lire lik-. i" A •> «»• to cuddle. • off for a Walk or game while the other or- Timt's the it'nl Iwit'iJott'ii. Ydu dm 1 cuioil on ) Get'linn Interested in lU* «ii|i tetore |(J, ihe tripwill »» J l»"g «JV kmauls you start. II ibeyViikUnou^li u. tnub- keepingRfiide schoolers hap[)y and quiet, t iood jobs include: SEI AMERICA BEST ... BY CAR . suiid. tc II tmkllcrs. in;i(l-..iinv..il..ituall • Official Souvenir Collector t|,f ceiling \\u%> >M 'l> S"inS '" ^ Independent-Leader (E.B.) - Carterpt PAGE 8L Thursday, .Tunr 24, 1965 Rabbi Levinson Sets Deborah Chapter Students 0(1, Sabbath Service* FORDS - Sabbath services will Final P be held at Temple Emanu-El, 76 Names Officers Pleasant Avenue, tomorrow night I FORDS The first executive' She sixth Rradrsnr's,C|1!lrls at 7:30. Rabbi Paul Levinson will board meeting for the -wly, sentrd their final pniCr, ' officiate with, the choir participa- formed chapter of Deborah was year to parents and fn(Mv|, ting, The sermon topic will be held last week at the home of the direction of the Mxlh "The Long Hot Summer Ahead." Mrs James Bemsie. feachers, Malcolm Srl!f-r< The Oneg Shabbot will be given Officers and chairmen include ••'•in Lnuhiifh. by Mr. and Mrs. IrvinR Touval Mrs. Olga Semok, president; Mrs The program included in honor of naming their daughter Ralph Rus90, first vice president 'if Ihe year's activity ,U\4 \U -k i Robin Faye. and membership chairman; Mrs welcome were offered r Lulu Bohacs, second vice presi V. D. Ludewig, princip ,| ident and donor chairman; Mrs.1 chest ra selections hy t', j Virginia Rharpell, third vice presi- orchestra conducted' hv Community Cook dent and co-chairman of tag Sandnhl, director n[ ino : month; Mrs. Helen OsterRaard. music. i financial secretary and chairman Participating m yw,, Book Offered the program were Di;, I of rummage sale; Mrs. Helen •}•<• Maciolek, recording secreta^:' Lois Jogan, Nancy h Huttcnberger, Mary h,t Mrs. Grace Conniff, correspond-, By Mothers Unit thew Jago, Denisc' | ^, • ing secretary; Mrs. Benwe,: FORDS — A cook book, con- Wojtannwski. D\m, f : treasurer and chairman of tag taining over 250 fnvoritc recipes deoritc Chilipka, ,hm,,, 'month; Mrs. Rose Stinziano, from women in the community, Danny Kovalski, Hn>,v is being offered for sale by the golden book chairman and ro- (Jail Boland. Karen Kuiik. chairman of raffle books; Mrs. MRS., FRANK J. NAGY Kulik, Walter Hivelfy Mother's Auxiliary of the Fords- MAS. MICHAEL L. RICE MRS. LEONARD M, GOODMAN Clara Barton Boy's Baseball Helen Ronan, publicity chairman, Moore, Louis Russoman Pi nw). RKJ League. and Mrs. Ethel Folk, admission ard Graverson, (_._.„, The book is printed in full 4 chairman. Pamela Panconi, Uk.i^in , Goodman-SablatzkyRitescolor process and is plastic bound Final plans wen made for a Fords Couple Exchanged ice Dueker. Pat Thom.,« so it will open flat when in use. Miss Faith J. Warner membership buffet to be held At the close of ihp ->• In addition to the more than 250 this evening at the borne of Mrs. Fred Chesky made award recipes, the book contains a com- Semok, M Soren Street. A sound Marriage Vows Saturday individuals who smr«New York City. Ushers Goodman, son of Mr. and Mrsbegi. n teaching this Fall. Her quantity recipes for 100 people, ael L. Rice, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fords area and anyone interested Mrs. Joseph J. Forsthoffer. 17 were Neil MacDonald, New York Base S. tjoodman of Livingston, husband ts a graduate of Rutgers]suggestions on what to K4V6 tor H. Rice, » Codfeigtm Pi**, Som- hi Joining may contact MM SeMysti* c Street, an) Frank J. City; was solemnized Sunday at Con-Dmversity and is presently a stu-dinner, substitute ingredients, ervffle, June 16 at Magnolia Inn, Plkns Projects mok or Mrs. Russo. gy son of Wt. aim Mrs. Atac> John Lindsay, Hobok«n;kSl«mmPr Hour* gregation Beth Sholom, Iselin. dent at Seton Hall Law School. spice charts, diet control and Matawan, with Judge Elgart of- ander Nagy, 48 GuCum mAvenue. lerry Meyers, Fords; Charles The bride was attired in an After a trip to Puerto Rico, the ficiating at the double ring cere- FORDS - Forthcoming projects Mastrovitch, Fords, cousin of the Parish l.if,rnr proper weights, suggested reduc and activities were discussed by The Rev. Hugh Ronan officiated Empire style gown of silk or- couple will make their home fail ing menus as well as a "thumb mony. Chief Peter Keso at the double ring ceremony at birde; Louis Tibok, Perth Amboy, FORDS - Summer ihi,: ganza. A pillbox crown supported Elizabeth. 1 the administrative board of Ra- :ousin of the bridegroom, and index" for quick reference. The Given in marriage by her father, mot Chapter B'nai B'rith Women Our Lady «f Peace Church. 1 the Our l^ady of p,•,,•„ pir, her two-tier veil, and she carried; history of the Little League is| the bride wore a silk organza Reports For Month illchard Mastrovitch, Fords, cou-Library effective June j a bouquet of white roses and car- at a meeting held at the High- The bride, given in marriage sin of the bride. also included. sheath style gown appliqued with land Grove Restaurant in Fords. by her father, WM attired in a Sunday, 10 a. m to :** nations. Alencon lace and seed pearls and KEASBEY - Chief Peter Keto After a trip to Nassau, the Monday, 8 to 9 p. ni To Church Slates Anyone interested in ordering princess styled gown of silk or Mrs. Beatrice Koslowsky, aunt A bowling party is planned at of the Protection Fire Company ;0:J0 a. m. to 12 no.,n % a copy may contact any team featuring a chapel lejtgth train] ganxa over taffeta featuring an couple will make their home in ttf the bride; iras matron of hon- the Carolier Lanes on June 26 at#1 reported 12 fire calls during lay, 8 to 9 p. m.; Thur^l.r, ;i) mother or the''Chairman, Mrs which fell from the shoulders. Her A line floor length skirt with a Woodbridge. For traveling the or. Miss Barbara Sablatzky, sis- 9 P. M. and is open to the public.the month of May. Listed were 5 m. to 12 noon; Kri,':.Vai Parish Picnic Alexander Lukacs, Jr., 93 Gor- veil of illusion fell from a cap of chapel train both accented with bride chow a nflvy blue and white ter of the bride, was maid of A dinner party will take place brush fires, 2 false alarms, 1 wash closed; Saturday."! in don Avenue, Fords, Hi 2-0941. Alencon lace with a crown of| re-embroidered Alencon lace and suit with accessories and a cor- honor. Miss Roslyn Goodman, FORDS - St. John's Episcopal seed pearls. at the Latin Casino on Septemberdown car accidents, 1 regular drill and 2 special drills. seed pearls. The Sabrina neckliae sage of white roses. m. sister of the bridegroom, was Church wffl mark the second Sun- Miss Barbara Warnar, Colonia, 18 with bus transportation being The Library is spon.wrm • h bridesmaid and Miss Iris Sablat- day after Trinity, June 27, with Stephen Faczak, Jr., president, and short sleeves wen also ac- Mrs. Naffl .graduated from t sister of the bride, was maid of| provided. The show will feature cented with Alencon lace. Her Woodbridge High School in 1961hip to the World's F.,ir zky was junior bridesmaid. an 8 a. m. Holy Eucharist and honor, Bridesmaids were Miss Robert Goulet. A penny auction announced the fire officers for Sunday. June 27. The bu- Low Mass and an 11 a. m. morn- 16 Girl Scouts the new fiscal year were Peter two-tiered veil of imported silk and recently graduated from Ce- Jerome Goodman served his Adele Fanini, Colonia, and Miss is scheduled for the evening of illusion fell from a pillbox trim- dar Crest College, AUentown, Pa.,leave from the Annex ;n t ;.i,, brother as best man. Neil Sablat- ing prayer, choral Mass and ser- Ginny Kollar, Parlin. October 13 at me Elks Club. Me- Keso, chief; John Vamos, first Vnyone interested m.,\ .•<-, mon^ assistant chief; Louis Silagy, se- med with Alencon lace and saed majoring in English and Elemen- To Co to Idaho Serving his brother as best tucben. A theater production of pearls, and she carried a cascade]tary Education. She will be em-Winnie Bacsu, VA-n-jfAs H, A parish picnic will follow at man was Joseph Rice of Sorner- "Marriage Go-Rouna tweeted cond assistant chief; Joseph Temple Emanu-El ISELIN — The Crossroads Girl Danes, truck foreman; and Wilbouque- t of white roses, carna- ployed as a teacher of the first ipedallere VA-6-275;! nr M.-I 12:30 p. m. at Roosevelt Park, ville. Ushers were Daniel Asauww, by Chick Moskowiti will be pre-| tions, and babies breath. grade at Oak Tree School, Edison, Martenak VA-W671 Installs Officers Grove 2, Area 2, continuing Scout Coucil delegates to the 1965Mt. Bethel, N. J., and Lt William sented on November 27 and De- liam Scalaczi, hose foreman. through the afternoon. Church Senior Roundup, which will take Wuester, Baltimore, Md. cember 4. Reservations for the the Fall. FORDS - William J. Rabin Miss Carolyn Mastrovitch, organizations participating are place in Farragut, Idaho, in July, After a trip to Miami Beach, Bermuda trip are still available! MEETING TONIGHT Mr. Nagy graduated from the TWO GET DEGREKS was installed as president of were presented two complete Fords, cousin of the bride, was the Men's Club, Church School Fla., the couple will make their and Mrs. Harry Glass. 287-0097, maid of honor. Bridesmaids were same high school in 1857, served HOPELAWN - WillMm M Temple Emanu-El at services faculty, P.T.A. and the Episcopal American Flag sets. The Girl| FORDS - Members of the in the U. S. Air Force for four dik, son of Mr. and Mr- I held at the Temple Friday eve- home in Long Branch. For travel- may be contacted for further in- Fords Babe Ruth League will Miss Julianne Nagy, Fords, sis- Young Churchmen. Chairmen are Scouts will carry these flags in ing the bride chose a champagne yean in Skullthorp, England. He dik, received a master^ > ning. the flag ceremony to be conducted formation. meet at the Liberty Tavern, King ter of the bridegroom; Miss Linda William Post, refreshments; Ted colored lace suit and accessories. Minkel Cassopolis, Mich.; Miss is employed by Pan American from Rutgers University. \ - Other officers installed were Diamond, game equipment; Mrs. at the conclave of over 9,000 Georges Road, tonight at 8 o'clock. Airlines, New York. scouts from all ov«r the United Mrs. Rice graduated from Wood- daughter, Thea Rarm M;e Allen MeoeU, Norman Wolf and Edith Wargo and Mrs. Inez Fer- received her B. A. deziee c Roy Kern, vice presidents; George bridge High School and is a sen- dinandsen'^All "parishioners are| States and six continents. iting nugna cum 1,-iikle H,>>hi Rosenzwieg, treasurer; Martin ior at Monmouth College. Her CadettesWind John Romano Winner Woodbridge Senior Hi:f Blanck, financial secretary; Mrs. asked to bring a picnic lunch. The American Legion Post 5 husband graduated from. Sotner- Squad PresentsPlaque Holy Eucharist win be cele- of Rahway was the donor, with Morton Speck, recording secre- ville High School, is also a senior graduates. brated at 7:30 A. M. every morn- Paul Konic, Commander of the Up June Program Of Forensic Contest tary; Mrs. Daniel Schwartz, cor- at Monmuth College, and is em- ing of the week of June 28; on Post, making tie presentation to The Pacific Ocean is twkt t responding secretary: Douglas ployed at Sears, Roebuck Com- To Lions ClubWFords COLONIA - John Romano, a Tuesday commemorating the siie of the Atlantic Oco.,i Marshall, Solomon Israel, Jay; Peggy Kurtz and Carol McClure, pany, Neptune. FORDS - Girl Scout cadettes junior at St. Joseph's High School Feast of Sts. Peter and Paul: on Arbeiter, Henry Karger and Mrs. patrol leaders. from Neighborhood #7, Cross- won the original oratory division Thursday the Feast of the Pre- FORDS - The presentation of during April. He again urged Robert Tillis, trustees. Sixteen girl scouts will attend roads Council have been actively! members to assist in the next at the 14th annual National Catho- DO YOU BELIEVE IN cious Blood of Our Lord, a re- from Crossroads Council, whose a plaque to the Fords Lions Club working to complete their pro- by the St. John's First AU Squadpaper drive scheduled for the last lic Forensic League Competition Bitngiac ttatj otw to iu> *r: i Rabbi Paul Levenson gave a minder of Good Friday; on Fri-|membership includes girls from 30 Juniors Join grams m June. sermon on "Responsibility of highlighted the regular moating!Sunday in June. held at the American Hotel, New jou i ovtatn redui-uuc day the Visitation of the Blessed the Perth Amboy, Woodbridge, 1 York. off Ml* nguUx w; ':* ;' leadership". Virgin Mary, and on Saturday 1 Amy Hoffman, Paula Kubinak of the lions Club held at Lopew__s Ralph Rotella, picnic club chair- u» Tlir"* at di;iuur. Metuchen, and Rahway areas. John, 1 Westminster Road, woo •ueb u kU tlixk ai m-..* T-J the Feast of St. Irenaeus. Bishop, Cadette Troop and Judy Krkiar, an active citi-.l Restaurant Monday night. Mak-iman, announced the annual dut World's largest plain rolls from, foe hk speech on "Contemporary m*\ abdomltiil b«:u. M. • Martyr and Theologian. • renship challenge group from Ca- ing the presentation were Michael picnic will be held at Roosevel! (Mck) lupporu: Aih>.; the Arctic's edge across Canada, Vacation School Set BEUN - Thirty Junior Girl dette Troop #171 led by Mrs. AlKubick, president of St. John* Park on Augifct It. Han. He also won • Tmrton portt; mptDiorlm; Bur, :•'• the U.S. and Mexico to the Yuca- The daily Vacation Bible School Scouts of seven Junior troops of Hospodar 'rad Mrs. George Bakt- First Aid Squad, and James_Stefr Diocese contest and the New Jer of tltttle ho«fy, 'ta«, - tan fiatlands. starts on Monday, Ju»e 28, from By Lutheran School Mr. Livingston directed the eve-sey State Forensic League Com-, 9 to 11:45 A. M., continuing for the Menlo Park Terrace Area of | win,' have been conducting a|kowski. a "member of Ihe Fordsl ning's program which consisted wppatt \UroM. If rou -*,u > ISELIN - All children, three Neighborhood 6, Crossroads Coun- water conservation campaign in squad and also of the 14th Dis- petition1 . He represented the school to an; thl» J » ir> n First formal intercollegiate; two weeks until July 9. Confir- of the showing of slides of thelast year at the national coo- . Brln« la ttiti "'- mation class for the youth wiDyears of age through sixth grade,cil, "crossed the bridge" into Neighborhood #7. Each girl hastrict Council of the First Aid country taken by Livingston from football game was played Nov. meet in the early evening at anare invited to attend the vacation Cadette Girl Scouting at cere-| prepared a 15 minute present* squad of New Jersey. President test in Denver. 6, 1889, at New Brunswick, N.J., church school of Our Savior's Lu- monies held at the home of Mrs.tion with visual aids and are to ? the Lions Club, Edward Stem,his privately operated airplane, FORDS PHARMACY hour to be announced, and Boy 0 The pictures were of the east Standards of length are derived between Princeto» and Rutgers. Scout Troop #51 will meet at 7theran Church with sessions held Fred Hearn, 5 Ethel Street, Menlo speak before at least three other accepted toe plaque which repre- Ul New Bronswirk Avt. local girl scout troops. They will . . 1 heading south to the Carolinas from the international mete Some 100,000 varieties of fkm- P. M. Acolytes will meet on Wed-|from 9 until 11:30 a.m. Mondays Park Terrace, sented an expression of approda- then west to Texas, up through V%mr. HI WS«8 - Fonb Cadette Girl Scout Troop explain how each individual can which equals 39.37 inches. *t»U wttrKlf o( uur I1'' ering plants would disappear nesday at 7 p. m. and the Men'sthrough Fridays, June 28 until tion for the help given by «»* calHbnUa to Oregon and baci Club on Thursday, July 1, at 8Jul| y 9 at School 18, Indiana Ave- arranged the event After help to conserve water during the Lion Club to the Squad. gfck-ap »nd dtUrfrr Km : from the earth if bees should opening flag ceremony two Ca- current crisis and will display east to Nova Scotia and then back Ambergris is obtained from Uj mi HiBdl-ChiHf "n>t ever become extinct P. M. in the church basement nue. Lafayette Livingston, Civil Dt-j to Fords. the sperm whale. orw DAILY i *JM TO n r J Mrs. Ronald Doran is superin- dettes, Madelyn Schroeder and posters in various store windows fense Director of Middlesex Coun- tendent and the Rev. B. V. Gilbert- Susan Hearn, presented Cadette in Hopelawn and Fords. ty, stated that the St. John's First son, pastor, encourages all chil- cockades for the girls hats to the Cadettes In Troop #201 have Aid Squad is to be complimented dren to attend. There is no reggirls- , they also distributed post|bee1 n studying oil painting under on their help in civil defense and Every Second istration fee, but children will be cards with the ten girl scout the leadership of Mrs. Irene An- that all first aid sauads be held Gallon of Paint asked to bring a small daily offer, laws. The laws were read to- derson. They have taken field in highest regard throughout the FREE ing, if possible, to help defray the gether by the group. trips in order to paint still life state for their thoroughness and cost of the materials. Children Madelyn and Susan spoke about and nature compositions and will efficiency. may register at the first session, Cadette Scouting to the girls, be working on portraits during an extended summer activity. They David Pavlovsky, official Lkms SPECIAL NOTICE telling them about the variety of MARY CARTE June 28. recently enjoyed a lecture and Club Greeter, congratulated the activities. DO V YOUBMLP SATS The pastor has announced the demonstration on "Illustrating" parents of high school and college kf Mtllf MABT summer schedule for worship ser- Special guests were Mrs. J.Jb.y Charles Waterbouse, an artiit graduates. A vote of thanks was vices begins Sunday with wor- Mahoney, Neighborhood 6 Chair- from Edison. given to Robert Gawroniak on the i at 9 a.m. Adult confirmation man; Mrs. J. Rodill, leader of successful Ladies Night held by 1MPAMTED FURNITURE AT admission of new members Junior Girl Scout Troop 415; and the club. will be held Sunday with an in-Mrs. A. Wheelock, leader of Jack Boerer reported on the formal reception afterwards. Junior Girl Scout Troop 125. State, convention held in Atlantic GREATLY REDUCED PRICES! Woodbridge Oaks City and announced that over Toys Desks 3,000 Lions tad registered with WILL BE CLOSED Vanltfc* Book 840 delegates, attending. Mr. Boer- Alice CuthberlMD er received a State award for bis U06 Oak Tree Road excellent JOB as Union Attire FIRST SAVINGS Iselin, New Jersey chairman and an award as Past Set All Types of Home Improvements on Tele.: U 8-M» Deputy District Governor. Char- SATURDAYS Disptoyt Kitchem - Baths . Attics • Porches -Congratulation* to Dennis les Tarr was commended on bis. Hat the Key to All You Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- acting as registration chairmaij Rumpus Rooms - Dormers * Siding — liam Brown, Oak Tree Road, and at the convention. George BurbeUa, son of Mr. and Aluminum - Windows and Doors Mortgage Problem Harry Syring reported on Vbi Mrs. Matty ?urbella, Avon Ter- International Convention to be During jfiply and August race, WJM) wen in the first gradu- held in California in July. If you are thinking of buy- ating class of John F. Kennedy FIRST PAYMENT NOV. 196S High School Monday night. Dr. Douglas CaUetta was elect- ing, building or refinancing ed to serve as District Governor —Guests Sunday of Mr. and of 16-D for the coming year, and I your present mortgage, Mra. Alexander Cuthbertson, Oak Maxim Straub of Warren Town- And Labor Day Week-end I there are many 'things tha} Tree Road, were Mrs. Louis c ship Club was appointed to run you should know befor* Scnmitt and children, George and as candidate for International Di- Swim. Sunbathe for Only 80 a Day Mary Jane, Rahway. Sister M. you take what It probably rector. the biggest financial step in Jane Frances, 0. P., of Our Lady Saturday, Sept 4th of Lourdes Convent, Mountainside, Joseph Dambach turned in a your life. Our experienced was a guest Tuesday of the Cuth- check for the April paper drive Loan Officers will fill you bertsons. Sister Jane Frances, proceeds which represents over in on what it takes for a Mr. Cuthbertson's sister, is leav? 80,000 pounds of paper picked up| EVENING HOURS DURING SUMMER MONTHS wisa investment within ing today on the S. S. France for your budget. Won't you a European tour. The voyage is CHANGED TO FRIDAY 5 to 7 P.M. a gift of the parishioners of St. stop in today? Elizabeth's Church of Linden, where Sister Jane Frances was Regular Summer Hours superior and principal for six as low as fears prior to her present assign- $ee the ONLY Low Priced I'oul in the World ! Starting Friday July 2nd Thai Ha* ALL trf Thetie Built-in Ktattwcf ment. The Greatest! • CwupMtt M Strain Filtering Byniem BRASSBUCKET I • Itedwood CufwinKfou Ur*e«d with St««l • StsH-Ftwed Dmigu wMh Lock-up Stairway BUSINESS 1 IKoorn • VKWMU Htm I***, AU Four SUtt OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS 51€ 7 p.m. • One-Day irataUaUuu AUTO • Many More Patented Extm including (florktatl-Iioimge (CLOSED SATURDAYS) Mfy Stained mid Finished With MARY CARTER INSURANCE Drvoratlve Colors WE PLACE LUNCHEON Drive-In Windows Open Daily 8 A.M. to 6 P.M- CAll HI 21770 KM FUHTHH NO MONEY DOWN - l»t 1'YMT NOV. ~ 7 YEARS TO PAY ALL RISKS! DltAlll OR VISIT ONI Of OU» Main Lobby Open Daily 9 A.M. to 2 P.M. THRU CONVfNIiNI OfflCH DINNER You Must See This Pool—On Display Every Day i;M to l\M rjt Moo. Thru Fri. »-8 - Sat 9-« - Sun. 10-6 frUUt tad Situid*} "tU 12:M •iialU, Noon TUJ t* rjl (MONpAY, JULY 5th LEGAL HOLIDAY) POOL CHEMICALS FIRST SAVINGS^ ' MCOND ROLL OF WALLPAPER FMSE IJD1JMUI AUOCUHUI or HUH JMMt BRASS BUCKET "Hot>« Your Bank Account Grow With Us1* MARY CARTER PAINT FACTORY PERTH AMBOY WOODBRIDOE IDISON Charcoal Steakhousc We ire now over I ttUllM in •«••*• ' )SI Sim SirHt 335 Amtuy Avanu« VBO Amboy Am V H. 9 ft MAIN STRKE1 AVUNKI, "Where Inman Avenue CTOMM The Garden State Partway' #> ME 4-3500 Ml Oftlcn; D«ily, 9 ID 4; Situidayi. » lo I! now. WOODitRlDUK Hu/th vl )N "tyhrrt Fir.it in the nnmr mi'iim You* MK MEMBER FEDERAL QEPO8IT INSURANCE CORFORAW ^ nHfinendenb.Lead» Otetewt Thursday, June 34,1965 Hortlculturally, the tomnto Is a fruit, but it is classed ag a vege- NAZARfTH WUNCADORI and John D., AttMl; 1 0tM- aas table In Commerce. WOOOTRlDOE - The funeral daughter; two sisten, Mri. Anry|| of Nazareth Brancadori, 70, of 7flS Ferrantt, Avenel, am) Mrt. rtti Enjoy This Harrell Avenue, who died June lfi «n fltckle of New Ytft City; and|| at Roosevelt Hospital, was held a brother, John, Atafrfate. Saturday morning at the Grelner THEODORE mi-wORTii Funeral Home, 44 Green .Street, Summer With MENLO PARK - Funeral services for fords area, who died June 16 a MRS. MARTHA 8. LKYNKS home, 14 Parkman Avenue, Vine with a Solemn high Mass at SI hrodorr- Dilwnrth, 38, n native of James Cfotrrh Rnrinl was in the KKASBEY - Funeral services TAT NOW Tlimi SAT MAT 'nrds find fnrmnr resident ot the Kind, were held Saturday morniru (or Mrs. Martha lieynes o( Fort Your Family rhtirrh remetpry. nt the firelner Funeral Home ¥ l.amlrrd.ile, Fla., formerly of The dw'tMSPd was a resident ol Green Street, Woodbridge witr Keasbfly find Brooklyn. N. Y., WnodhridRe for the past 41 yer at. UnooBRmr.B N J. (TPmntlnn nt the Rose Hill Oma who died Sunday in Florida, will tory at the ponvenienoe of ttii He had retired from the Swhnnrd Terra fntta Cnmp.1hy nf Perth be held this morning at 8:45 at the : family. Mitruska Funeral Home, 531 New Mr. Dllworth hnd made his Amhoy In lflfiO. He Was the hus mml of the late Mary Ilr.niu-ndori Rrunswlek Avenue, Fords, with a Cliff Itobcrtson J horn* In Vlnelsnd for three years. requiem high Mass nl 9:30 at Our SPKCIM. rAcn.mw Me was head of the educational Surviving are three daughters Irina Pfinlok FOR Mrs. Rose Rurek, Perth Amboy I^idy of Htingnry Roman Catholic UlNCHEONS-DINNBRg department at the New Jersey Church, Perth Amhoy. Burial will HEST/U1RANT • COLKTAI1. State Training School at Vindand. Miss Deloris nnd Miss nnrhnra _ LOUNOg Branradori. Woodbridge; St. A graduate of Woodbridge. High TIP FROM THE < I11NBSE FOOD TO tk1& OUT grandchildren; twn greal grand- Hopelawn. School in 1945. and Newark State CALL HI J-5M0 hlldren; and a brother, Surviving are her husband, An- Teachers College In 1W1, he had irent Barrlngtori, Mass, BEACH" Mpfflbtn of received his master's degree in dres of Fort tauderdele; two • MNKRS' LLUB daughters, Mrs. Martha Iiamphcr, 8:25 CARTE BI.ANCHK education at Rutgm University MM ffTfiI,r,A TRIPOLI AMERICAN In 1959. ('liffside Park, and Mrs. Florence Rnry I'ulhoun Kxmss EDISON - Tho funeral of Mrs Negri of Deer Park, Long Island, Virginia Mnyo IS Smith St., Perth Amhoy A member and past wcretary Stella (Scarpelli) Tripoli, 57, of N. Y.; three grandchildren; and No (nnnfrtlon With *Hj Olhn of the Vlneland Kiwtuii* Club, Mr 105 Mount Pleasant Avenue, who a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Egypto Restaurant Dilworth was a veteran of World died Fridad y night at Mdhlenberg of Brooklyn, N. Y. WOUNG FURY" War H with service in th« U. S Hospital, PlalnfleW, after n short . \,ON. - TUES. Nnvy. SlN Illnes, was held Monday morninf; Surviving are his widow, Alice at the Greiner Funeral llmnp, 44' Green Street, with ;i Mass of re Shrlly r'abarw three daughters, Elaine Research Award qui«n at St. Cecelia's Church. |"GIRL HAPPY" Nancy and Tracy; his mother, Iselin, Burial was in St. Oertnide gAT. EVE, • SUN. TO TUKS. Mrs. Charles Grover, and a bro- also Cemetery, Colonia. Goes to Solter AIR CONDITIONED ther, Robert of Fords; and a sis Born in New York. Mrs. Tripoli peter MUM CCtONIA - Alan W. Solter, NOW THRU TUBS. ter, Mrs. Charles Schweiuer Jr was a resident of Roselle until son of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Sol- "SWORD OF Kim ~RichanT~ Colonia. movinR to the Menlo Park section 1ft years ago. She wns R member ter of 667 Irnnan Avmie, Colonia Novak Johnson las won third priie hi the na- ALI " of St. Cecelia's Church, Iselin. 125 Mulberry St., CARTERET, N. J. in tionwide Lunsford - Richardson Surviving are her husband Sal- illNfi The Amorws Adventures of Pharmacy award for undergmd ON THE B1ACH" vatore; a daughter, Mrs. Hose miMntni uate research. J)R. TKRROR'8 HOUSE Davis, South Plainfield; a son, — A COMPLETE CURRICULUM —, "Moll Flanders" Alan, s fifth year student nt the OK HORRORS" and .Andrew, Hnzlet; four Rrandchil- WOODDRIDCE Iren; her father, Joseph Scarpelll University of North Carolina | FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY la if Miami, Fla.; a sister, Mrs. School of Pharmacy won a Nation-1 II Clara Hellly, the Bronx, N. Y., al Science Foundation grant for study iMt summer. The paper he|| Including Cfttaruu, Son Dwk, Snack Bar, Fam- ^Your Cheating Heart" I and a brother, Frank Scarpeili. wrote under the grant, "A Study ily Mfttftt, Dancing Under The Stan, Kiddle Sal. * flu. MattBc* Brooklyn, N. Y. BOTH BOX OFFICES NOW of Cholinergic Receptors: won Pool, Teen Age Dance Parties, live Bands it 2:M P.M. him the priie. "YOUR CHEATING HEART' OPEN NIGHTLY AT 7:00 P.M. MRS. MTRtAM WALTFJl Entertainment, Plus More! - The funeral Pharmacy students from and SHOW STARTS AT DUSK ac- credited colleges, in the United 'SHUT "THE LOUT WORLD OF ,jof Mrs, Miriam Walter, 49, of 147 Rt,,l and St. George Av*. States, Canada, and Puerto Rico 8INBAD" Rutherford Avenue, who died Sun- IIday at St. Elizabeth's Hospital, were judged in the competition. Now Thro Tues. Elizabeth, wa$ held yesterday at Alan received $100, a plaque and •ft Bart Lancaster the Prafl Funeral Home, 134 East a mortar and pestle. The Univert-1 Only 61 family Memberships ia First Avenue, Roselle, with a ity of North Carolina was also the LAM BAKE high requiem Mass at St. Joseph's recipient of a $100 award and a Roman Catholic Church, Roselle. plaque for having a winning stu- Remaining! RE6ISTIR NOW til You Can Eat! c: Burial was in St. Gertrude Ceme- dent. Alan also received a plaque FEAR OF TOE YEAR!! "THE TRAIN" from his fraternity Tau Epsilon VERY FRIDAY rHOM 7 P.M. UNTIL tery, Colonia. Phi tot the Senior with the highest (I/OStNG AND EVERY SATURDAY Christopher \m ALSO Mn. Walter was tb« widow of average for 1965 and has been I Roy Castle former State Policeman Joseph Call Kl -1-6900 For Infomatloi I FROM NOON UNIL CLOSING. . . . + Frank Mnata elected to Rho Chi, Pharmacy|| I CLAMS ON THE HALF SHELL • Peter Curiung C. Walter, who was killed in the in Honor Fraternity. Why Jrtwl loot Ataaett on hot t*t* for Mmmer enjoynat, > 8TEAMFJU • CLAM BROTH • line of duty. She was a member "DR. TERRORS II of St. James' Church here. A na- Upon completion of hit studlMll When (or a very mkimnm tmoant ft* can rtjoy ill (he b«MlHi Shrimp Special Chicken in the Hull]' I tive of Jersey City, she lived in at the University of North Caro-ll it a LUXURIOU8 ftrim chUs otly • f*w minute* from IMBM. "NONE BUT THE lina Alan plans to eater Medical BLAUNQ WAR IWlM CLUB ottttt a Ctnplete CURRICUUM 11 Woodbridge for eight yean and | Served DtUj HOUSE OF HORRORS wax employed as 8 teletype oper- school to do graduate work to- ward a doctorate degree hi phar- ; II Urge BRAVE" ator at Triangle Conduit and Ca- bumbo Shrimp macology, AlaU It a graduate of ble Company, New Brunswick, for Woodtridge High School. RATES FOR THE IMS SEAtON ktttill Martin West four y Surviving are three daughters, C«K>1* ., . „ —*i Lesley Gore Eileen, Patricia, and Karen, at The ancient Asia Minor RiverU Family oM Wat, Wile, lorIchildret) VltM , THE BEACH BOYS Fried Shrimp OUuni On The home»-„. ; -a brother»,, M-WHoward— J...Maeande. r now is CaUeJ by ¥aaO$ of ( (Man, Wife, ) or 4 chUdrtai) H0.M I Served Dally "THE GIRLS Rourke of HaVeftown, Pa.; two Turkish name of BuyUk Hmxa.\\ Each additional child «•«• Half SheU ON THE BEACH' sisters, Mrs. J. Melville McDon- Adnlfa (Single) «•*• Its Ike batfttt nell, Roselle, and Mrs, John Lind- Most geophyslcistt now agree m^Mi «. sistance WII.MAM HlUJKIJrtKYKK AVKNK1. The fuiifial of Wil- IMl'KMAL DIAMOND liam (J. Hugfljiwyt;!-, «4, of 4 UT- BIRCH ea. WALNUT ea. Ingston Avenue, who died Monday at Hahway Menwlal Hospital, too! heating sy will be hold this morning at 8:SU CASH AND at ttie Gieiner Funeral Home, 44 ««ver 25 Years of Dependable Service" Green Street, WoudhrulHe, with a CARIIT SALE solemn requiem Ma^.s nt St. An- INOTALWTIONS BY CISZAK GUARANTEE drew's Church at 9:U0. Ikllittl will be in St. (irrirude Cemetery, REMODEUNQ MAXIMUM BNJOYMENT and Colonia. DEPENDABILITY! Born in Biwklyo, Ow deoeasw ADDITIONS hud i elided hem for Hie past 16 A*Al_ OMNCR SHOW years. He retued in Wt after bf- OPEN MUMMY iiig employed by tlte New York THRU FRIDAY AT 7:30 Teleplioiie Coinimiiy as au iastil- Av#nel Str««t SERVICE-7 DAYS A WEEK ler for S« years. He was a mem- AVINEL 7:30 AM. to 24-1 ber oi the 'IVIelJtiwie i*iuw«n! Of 5:10 fM. 10 INI MUSIC Of New York City He had been a parishioner ol ». Andrew1 634-2000 SATURDAY SCOTT TRIO Church. , tH 4 P.M. PHONE 541 -6985 Surviving ar« his widow, H«ltn 434-6068 B, (Babensee); three sou. WU- D/C C/B A/E Office, Open Daily From 8 A.M.U) 5 P.M. liam F., Kenihwth; Robert E. "••••••••••••••••••••el PAGE EIGHT SAVE ON THRIFTY "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY MEATS! • Two Youths Robbed "For God so loved the world, that He gave His Library Staff BONELESS TOP or BOTTOM NO FAT ADDED Only Begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in Of $5 on Fulton St. Him should not perish, but have everlasting WOODBRIDGE - Two young lifr." Lists Committee boys, Wayne Collins, 16, Hyatt —John 3.16 ISELJN - The staff of StStreet. . Avenel and Thomas Davis, Cecelia's Library holtl its final 15, Ellen Street, Iselin, report* GOSPEL SERVICE - Each Sunday, 7:30 P.M. meeting of the senson last week to Patrolman James Egan Satur- ROUND ROASTS with the Rev. .lohn I. Gerety, day night that they were assaulted All Welcome — No Collection moderator, expressing apprecia- and robbed while walking along ' Super-Right" Quality BONELESS tion to all members. Fulton Street, at the foot of the ASSEMBLY HALL Mrs. Carl Andersen, president, underpass. NO FAT ADDED announced during the summer The boys said they had been in • CROSS RIB ROAST St. Woodbridge, N. J. months the library will be dpen .Perth Amboy and hitched.a ride Sunday morning from 9: DO unttl back to WondbridRP where they 12:00 noon; Tuesday and Wednes- decided to visit a girl they knew day evenings from 7:30 until 9:00. who resides on Fulton Street. Also, in order to accommodate As they walked over the turn I TOP SIRLOIN « RUMP ROASTS 95 the parish summer religion vaca- pike bridge, a car with three men tion classes, it will bo open June In it, passed them. The men, they U 29, 30, and July 1, 7, 8, from 9:00 related, got out of the vehicle and «BM4lim% UlUf SEMI'BOHELESS-SkiHleti.Shankltu M §k For Tlir Best "Subs" Around . . . Try A.M. until 12:00 noon one grabbed Wayne while another SMOKED HAIVw Exceit Fat Re*md-Whoie «r Either Half QU Mrs. Andersen also announced took five dollars out of his wallet a library workshop will be held Thomas ran from the scene. each Tuesday evening during the Freshly Ground Many Times Daily — . MIKE'S summer. The tiny republic of Andorra, in Committee chairmen named foi 155 Avenel St., AVENEL the Pyrenees, has enjoyed undis- ROUND the coming year include: Desk, turbed sovereignty since 1278. "7" ~^jk (Across from General Dynamics) daytime, Mrs. Stanley Kaye; GROUND BEEF <«»« 65 evening Mrs. John Czajkowski; Worlds second largest fresh Sunday, Mrs. Martin l.illis. Pro- water lake is Lake Victoria, in Ion.I.II Bfiik.t cessing, Mrs. Nick Smagula and Africa: 1-ake Superior ranks first "Super Right" QusliW {„: GIANT - SIZE Mrs. Raymond Dempsey. Mem- California Roast M^-to*.** 65* Corned Beef Cuti Ib. bership, Mrs. Patrick Ahern FT.IK lon.Uli 69; William Conti and Mrs, J. T NONE PRICED HIGHER! SUBMARINE and Mrs. J. Meluskey. Publicity, M Mrs. John Weir. Children's book Herits. Brisket Beef cS! 99«* 79 SANDWICHES selection, Mrs. Robert Matthews, Also Magazines. Mrs.'D. Far- Large Roasting Chickens ^ 49£ Mrs. Anthony Sanseviere and ley, supplies. Mrs. Smagula; typ- r 99c ll*flt I Mlf »EtF, VEAL, PORK Italian style, big selection 50' Mrs. Henry Lavim overdue mVOI 1VHI NONE PRICED HIGHER* 65 TO $1.00 ing, Mrs. Joseph Bender; fina Sliced Cooked Ham ^° ' books, Mrs. Walter Fry stock and processing,Mrs. tHarry Zipfel; p ALSO TURKEY, ROAST BEEF, COLD CFTS Mrs. A. Hess; cataloging,TKn,! PBJIWVtng bosks, Mrs. M. Sonet long Island Ducks Canned Picnics °<»""" 3 lo Phone Orders Accepted: 634-9897 John Hooker and Mrs. Edward reordering books, Mrs. L, Por- Campbell; Reserve books, Mrs. OPEN 7 DAYS TILL 11 P.M. * DINING AREA celli; accessioning. Mrs. Uster Chicken then v Edward Zeller; hostesses, Mrs. Hittle. or SALAMI-SLICED tu.|(c Kosher Bologna H,t,,,« M\^»\ P^ «" frwl. Codfish Mwki 33 MEL-O-BIT Visit Tht Cook-Out Center fn Our Mtat Department1.- CHEESE SLICES PREMIUM QUALITY MOWN 'N SERVE | „ pt| White or C Colortd Amtrican 59!Ib. Swift'sFrankfurters 69 Swift's Sausage Links S9 "Sup*r-Ri9ht" JA ( Rock Cornish Hens Quality—M/] to 2 lbs. ^ * Ib. Sliced Bacon *££ -69' Sharp American, A 5 tarb.cu. or St*w .. | A( c SwJw or Pimento "^l Breast of Lamb N0NE(IR|CED HIGHER* Veal Cubed Steaks •<»""" 99 Pa«l«uri;.d ProtMi In M«at Dept. SAVE ON THESE GROCERY BUYS! FRESH FRUIT & VEGETABLE BUYS! Arlzui Iwttt Hl»i—NONE PRICED HI8HER! HELLMANN'S MAYONNAISE 65' LAKE CANTALOUPE SIZE 3- CAMPBELl'$P0RK4BEAN$8 99' NONE PRIOEO HIOHERHI9HER! SNUMn TOMATO RICE SOUP " 4i"49- GOLDEN CORN Swnt 5-39 Erfr. Ftncy-NONE PRICED HlSHER! NONE PRICED HIGHER! c CHARCOAL BRIQUETS S5 20 89< Strawberries'b139 Seedless Grapes 39 NONE PRICED HIGHER! NONE PRICED HIGHER! BREAKFAST POST'S .*:.• FUKES TRtATI 2 Z 65' Cabbage ^ K Watermelon Zt 89 NONE PRICED HIGHER! NONE PRICED HIGHER! ql e SUNSWEET PRUNE JUICE Iceberg Lettuce':.'; 19 Fresh lemons 6b 29 $outh.ri>-NONE PRICED HIGHER! NONE PRICED HIGHER' .». .»e C s Wfss LA ROSA SPAGHETTI 2 pig'- ^»r Fresh Peaches 2 ^ 39 Limes " 6 29 NONE PRICED HIGHER! NONE PRICED HIGHfR! ALUMINUM WRAP e W0NMRF0II R.gultr 12" W'ICM 4 :* 89* Radishei 2 £ 19 Cvctimbtrs 3 29 JUNE IS DAIRY MONTH IANE PARKER BAKE9FOODS FROZEN FOOD BUYSf I" Sin—I Ik. I oi, NEW! Now at your 46? MEL-O-BIT CHEESE SLICES RHUBARB APPLE n«. ftQc SULTANA MEAT PIES 2 plcgt. 9 7 or PINEAPPLE PIE k*f, Chick." { at Turfc.y 5 p^' 89 A'P'S NEW EARLY Sharp Cheddar ^.T PLAIN w PONY SEEO Whipped Butter ^^T Vienna Bread 2^139* SULTANA DINNERS C Chiclwn, Turkay, l«tf. CRACKED «r 100% WHOLE lbrySt.«k,H.m (IOO 2 p^ it AMERICAN SUPER MARKET CottaatCbeeie Z 2 ': 33 or Mul U.I 3ot e VrvafMiMiCkMCm \n999m* p,,t,uri»** d *2 ^1. *19 * Wheat Bread 2^39* Moft Frortn Food Buys Tuesday, June 29th BliiM *f FlHin MARVEL CREiTMONT YUKON M.UI—All Flivin VlrilM l/llit, All Fln»n (iMllilRI IceCream Canned Soda 121 89* Fruit Drinks 10 Nakiwo Premium Cracken ^ UP Orange Juice 6 9 A.M. CKocoUt. Mill llbJ««roiol ADDITIVE cm H'hC Drinks ««- 41: Roman Manicotti 2 Burry's Gaucho Cookies X Heim Tomato Ketchup ibot : 33'Birds Eye Awake 2 llk.lM.Ul HlMllif* Pilkbury or B*ll«r(ii f lot 4Qe tin W* A DlSCIllW |lnD«iryCiw) • ckf- ** Ti Slouffer&R A}N Potatoes Borden Instant Coffee ^ 75° Wesson Oil Soabrook Spinach FORD AVENUE Kitty Fish-N-Ohix ^, 2 * 25' AT YHban Instani Coffee ;W Showctu Joh«on's Baby Need* ••I tordtn't—NOB Fat—Inrfint l-lb.3-1/5 CQc Hudtoi Napkin AlJcl ColoZn J & W« dlBllBC DryMilk—6qt.»iu ot plf. ** Mdum 4 53< Hv RukhL withUncWith UncuU »«M« Baby OH Plduln^ All Fiavon ' pkfi lubblt Kidi Clitn \- i*. . WOODBRIDGE Mil UHHUIV luKkl. Kldi r.l... nl..i;tW» M.dum lt\ All Purpott Baby Powder Hecker's Flour *•*•>«• 5 *•. Nixon Polish 11 " 39* * URGE HtB PARKING AREA • i i Baby Lotion 531 Kraft T iirgar'we JiFoamOm Cleaner " r:11;9 OPENING WEEK STORE HOURS «##• 9 CMH. 'til 9 p.m. Toes, thru Thurs. - 'til 10 p-m. 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Exclusive NEW8 and From All the Independent • Leader A Newspaper Dedicated to the Bat Exclusively Community Carteret Press Interest of the Residents of the EDISON-FORDS BEACON Communities We Serve independent-Leader (E.B.) - Carteret Press PAGE NINE WINDOW Woodbridge Junior High On Green Street Promotion Rites Today 305 High School Senibrs Get Diplomas Mary Margaret Ac» t Donna Ciubati Linda May Karmonocky William Andtcw Olsnn Mnrion Kcn«n Sowlmkl — By The Stuff _-J WOODBRIDGE - Wocidhridge Weissman, Kranklyn D. Williams, Tamapi Ahapow Thomas Samuel Dalyai Mary Anne Kavchak tt Nicholas Optpndck Andrew Timothy Spano „ quite evident that swimming pools in the Carteret Junior lliRh School Promotion Day John K. Wyzykowski, John J. Za- 1 ¥ Arl«n» Albtrt Irene Uvonia Davli t Susan Kealer —-iNtpk Mm OBHIty Bruce Edward Spewak will hi: hold, today at 2 o'clock Ihcidxe area arc becoming more and more prevalent as wilinski, Paul C. Zlcglcr. Patrick Anlriony Amadio James Edward Dewiti Alice Ann Kslemen Julio Pagan Diane Splsak \\IHK in the auditorium of the school. nichard Gerald DiNlcola loan Anita Kenna ciiil traffic to the shore becomes a painstaking chore- GIRLS Frank Greqory Annuniiata f Hancy Paqe Jo Ann Stark Barron Avenue, with 235 pupils to Dennli John DlPaolo Patricia Ann Kerchelsky Ann Stash , ,, )st raws just for the chance to get in the water and cool Ralph William ^ntonello Lucille Frances Pulrooi H bo promoted. Kathleen G. Arrojo, Charlotte E. Sandra Carlens Ardiere Edward Jostph DoUgtewiti Gail bin* Klernan Eil*ll* Annette Palmieri Andrea Stec The program will include the Barchet, Diana J. Barton, Patri- Gall Susan Auktr Kerry John DonoTcm Gloria Ann Marie Klott Ethel Susan Papp Gnaldlne Ann Stojka • ,„,,• nmc the expense of putting a pool in the naekynrd was processional, "Krom These Halls", cia Baumgartner, BeryPA Behr, Harry N. Axon Thomas Lawrcnc* Douglas Raymond C. Kloti ¥ loan Patrick Stephanl* Such .. 1,,-dliihilive because of the cost. However, in a survey we by Ihc Woodbridge Junior High Phyllis M, Bellotto, Roslyn .1 Vera Babe) William Dumansky t' Jeanne Rohan Arthur Richard Pearson Rita M. Sullivan •.|ui thin Is one major Item that has steadily decreased in School Band; Flag salute and Na-Black, Vera Boehm, Veronica A t Marilyn Balarls Antoinette Dunlgan WlUian Koal GeoHrey Peclcmman f Andrew Sumulko Jeanne Maiie Eckleberry Joseph Michael Kolnaciyk ,n|| the ronitruction has Improved greatly, tional Anthem hy the audience ac- Botlyansky, Deborah A. Buoner- Andrew ]. Baniclc Walter Joseph Pelc Joyce Carol Swinqltr /Karen Marie Elko Undo Hose Kondas Ruth Ann Pleillet Thaddeus Martin Stetesny j,li;,l huilding Inspector rt^orts a heavy trend in pool ncldi- companied by the band; welcome ba, Margaret Ann Buskin, Mary Joseph Baiany Louise F. Farrante Barbara Ann Xotlinski ,,,l ihc dry hot summers we have been having iR the basic by Howard Weissman; presenta- Loretta Campion, Mary Jane Anthony John Barajhke Bemadette Denise Phillips f Laura Ssoke t Louli Kottridge tion of the class to the superin- "Jhapno. Janet Ellen Cooper, Pat- Michael lohn Bathnlo • Richard Fedroff .Wltflam Anthony Pluln Patricia Anne Ssotak :i fur this move. Alan Henry Felauer Janet Ellsabith Xoracs tendent by Lincoln Tamboer, prin- ricia Ann Crowe, Carolyn M. Mary Alice Teresa Kathleen Mary Powers Mary Ann* SiymanowsM •.Mirnminit pool boom has been underway since the end of Georqe Michael Feienchiak Barak* Ann Krajewilrt Patrick Raymond Powers Ronald John Takacs cipal; presentation of the class Czirk, Patricia Davis, Lorraine Barchyshyn w,,r il The climb was slow but steady until the mid Fifties, Barbara Jean Kraus n... I t' Ronna Bslalsky Louis Richard FUep Francis Powll Ernest A. Tardy. ]t. ,,,.ol ((instruction spurted at a rapid pace, culminating with to the Board of Education by L. Dubay, Deborah G. Dudas, t Christine FltipatrlcV Sharon Kay Kraret Maria Theresa Bellino T*r*ta A. Pouolunqo Jerome R. Tardy arry Scchrist, administrative as- Janice M. Fisher. Mary Jane Flintosh X' Emily Krempoiky ,.,(ii-fl breaking year. t Helen Betes Martin A. Prokop Alfred Tavares sistant to the superintendent of Georgia A. Freeman, Deborah 11 Timothy !am»s Foley , ¥ Matt* Prokopiak William Joseph T.lepoeky jlv, (hat's a poor choice of words, since 1964 isn't the cul- \.' Raymond Blalick luitin* J. Kulb« chools; awarding of promotion L. Gadck, Katherine I. Gallagher, I' Patricia Ann Foraato t Ranald Pross Lawrenc* Michael Tellup ', m ill anything in the business. The swimming pool industry Pamela K. Bishop t Harry Kurac •crtificates by Edwin Casey, Jr., t Hatty Freeman Jack Anthony Provldenti Gloria Rose Terebtttky <,i-v much in its infancy; in fact, we've barely scratched Denise Genovesc, Dorothy Geno- Christine Ann Bbber tt Michael Euihner Frank Richard GaDo •VlUltam Lasar Christine Thereaa Prynoda Peter Albert Terebetsri nomber of Board of Education. vese, Michelina E. Gergely, San- Alan John Bodak The Alma Mater will he offcr- Martin Frauds Galvanek Kotnaa Laior Edmund Matthew Pitches Chatles Lewis-Thatcher AiinmR industry received a terrific shot in the arm this dra J. Giles, Helen Joan Golden, Lois Eden Bodnar I by I he t-lass accompanied by Jean S. Gorechlad, Carmen L. Roger Leo Gamache G*raldln« Veronica Lee Patricia Ann Pukash Richard James Tlndal) •,,IKM- in Tokyo. A group of highly trained teenagers from j" Joseph Bodnar Mrs. E. Nccbe; closing address Gougeon, Christine E. Grcnda, Harvey F. Gamio Robtit Andrew Utso Michael P. Puslllo PatsVia Ann Ti mo* of tlMm iwlmmtrs liacc the time U»y «guld walk, t' Beverly Bohanek Fwditek W. Gqrttoy y will to given by James Clark: Patricia M. Gyorfl, Ktmberley A. t Rosanna Rachunas t loseph Ton* Ht tit l iWlfaihOlmM Ub t' SlBptannlfi Boyciuk HTCH3T3 W. GOWTolUM DanM Albert Raisch John Joseph Toryak ntpeUtbn. rarlualion Day sung by the class Hale, Pamela A. Havrilla, Eva ¥ Mary Ann Boian • h is any nation scored such a one-sided sweep as our win ' Chrtitlne Anna Gilbert H G«org* Lubaa Richard Raymond RailUaid Patrida Ann Totaro iccompanied by Mrs. Neebe; Marie Herczeg, Rosalind Hick- Patricia Ann Brady g lamei Sttren GUlet t* Mh L . Kathleen J. Reddington Dennis Allen Toft ',. »f 22 total events, 37 medals out of K, setting lo world concluded with the recessional man, Ann Christine Hill, Karen Manha Lutton William Robert Bramowici • Joseph Gnudl Michael Rellord Louis Francis Toth • mil three additional Olympic marks. High'Hoban, Linda Sue Hoffner, Linda HmeW LyUe by Woodbridge Junior Nancy Breia Hose Goets ¥ Judith Resko Robert Louis Toth i|i.iit of the Olympics on the swimming industry wns tre- School Band. J. Honimnr. Sandra Brooks Lorraine Veronica Macanka Frandne Ann Gambos Gall Maddow t Bersalda Reyes Carol* Ann* Tmovsky ;md il was felt immediately, with pool construction and Those beinp promoted are: George Gerry Brown Gail L. Hufford, Phyllis R. Jen- lohn Grady KatheTlne Diane Magner WUllam Reynolds Ann Truch ,,.. |,i>t [all exceeding the last quarter of any previous year. Jo Ann Brown Diane Gloria Tucker BOYS sen, Pegeen H. Jost, Mary E. Hlchaid Michael Gregor Andrew lobs Majntrlk Herman W. Richer!. Ir. •, mi the growth of swimming in this country explain why Annette Theresa Brucalo Richard Carlo Turco James M, Almasy, Stephen An- Jugan, Geraldine B. Kaposztas, Mail* Gudi Gayl* Ann Maksimik Lui Maria Rivera Betty )ane Brunson David John Ulman ..,..-! in the Olympics that the U, S. has become the strongest dracy. Jr.. (iary R. Anthony, Linda A. Karpowich, Donna C. Joan AUred Haa» ArMt* Malka Lawrence WHO Irene Bruit t Charlotte Urbanskt "ouer the world has ever seen. Eugene T. Antonicllo, Richard N. Ronald Hannan JoMph C. Mangano, ]i. Delma Raymond Riimto Kazlauskas, Sandra Ann Kepics, Michele Anqolyn Buirowi Paul David Vandemunk •., the start ol the Second World War there were only 8,(108 tf Paullis Hanner Ronald John Martin Jane Ruth Roseberg Ballon, Brian W. Bannon, Dennis Patricia A. Kettyle, Carol D. Ki- ¥ Harry Burton Joan Mary Vltale im>l>! in the entire United States. Todnv, there are more Thomas William Martin Jetald Stuart Rosenblum M. Bartos. Hcinhnld I.. Becker, ken, Kathryn J. Kleban, Rose- Michael Robert Caplk Patricia Catherine Hart Patricia Ann Ryan Lawrenc* John Vogt ... tw nods in this country, with new ones being built nt the Kevin C. Bialy, William J. Blair, mary Kocheran, Christine A. Ko- Ann Mart* Hassay ' $' Nancy MaOaga ¥ Esther Carpenter Marioii* Lynn McLaln Robert Nicholas Sabo tt Lenor* Vogt uik'i han 75.000 per year. La«lo Boka, Peter E. Bonicker, gltt, June Ann Kopcho, Susan H Duma Mm Ka*eoy ,. Edmund John Cotter Louis Medgyesi . H Eileen S^owski Donna Mart* Wadlak :r.;-n.i (or this tremendous growth is the fact that swimming Richard James HeHetan Edwin R. Brooks, Marvin L Kovacs Joann E. Kozlpwski Kathryn Ann Carter Patricia Ann Salvatore Richard Allen Wadlak • Robert Earl Heightchew lohn Edward Mehl , ..no ••' Bang Up Savings On This Big '65 FORD Sedan 11 At the June 19 Sab-1: , „ '"'•:>* Harold Jurgrau had This new hospital was (tuid for! • largely by funds raised in the •fi't^f wrvicu iitKl recep- United Stales. Among the many | h"l't for Miss Sandra distinguished people who witness-; Congregation ed the ceremony weru Mrs. Char- i y I. 1 Goodman o: Living- lotte Jarobson, National Hadassali > June 20 president, and Professor Albert B. Sabin who developed the Sahin live virus polio vaccine. 2209 wv ll:| N-Miss Pamela Klob,', Mrs. Cooper introduced Mrs. "'uated from the Art Benjamin Zamost, regional vice <( (ilasaboro State president, who spoke on the re- is the daughter of quirements and rewards of an ac- SEDANS >.' Cieorge Kolb, of tive rpember. Mrs. Cooper1 also CUSTOM SPECIAL 2- AND 4-OOOR SEDANS •'KV Avenue, Sewa- expressed her pride in the fact If it's economical auto financing you're •««ie of Woodbridge that d\ the quotas of the Chapter if..-b after, choose the route to owr bank-the School, she was a have been met. of the Artist Seritts, right direction for low-cost avitp loans! All Cars K(|iii|i|inl Wilh ^- Aiitomalu iransinission -^ Kadio ff yw», NEAoJ, Bureau Mrs. Albert Leon, education; Activities, Mrs. Hit-hard Brown, program; , mV, Mrs.'Arthur Msaur, fund raising, Psi OmW mid While Sidewall Tires * Full Wheel Covers * Healer " w''"'s who among stu- and Mrs. Allan Rockoff, member " American colleges and ship, reported on plans for t|e CARTERET BANK lt* % wil) be teaching next season. Indereoating ^ Side View Mirror + I'lealetl All-Vinyl 2209 M Z DOOR SEDAN >'vville> school sysjfirn FULL PKICE OFFICE KOHBE1) AND TRUST CO. Interior AVENEL - A paymaster check writer, valued at $140, was stolen "^" 42,,,| Year «f Uninterrujikd Service ^";I)S ; A ma Chevrolet lm- )ur from Kennilworth Steel Urum 442 SMITH STREET 1 •"'Wen Irorn tbe General In Our (\)i<>niuitiiy afld Barrel Co., Elliot Street, Tues- ."'•'• m New BniMwick PERTH AMBOY day, according to Patrolman Jos- ^ MAIN (Ili'lCi: * "I'uding to a report eph' Covino. •ill C'ookir Avenue, t;art»itt •"•'••'•day by the owner, iiANKiN VA 6-3500 '"'ic, Plainfield. vnr«VM MM ,.#lUUM t.. NO CLEAN 8HIET8 Garden SUIc Parkway ttlter Dappw, Dap- COLONIA - His laundry, vulue* Curteiet Sli«}»;ii»Ku^ KsU N». U7 HA """ KM Green at &M2 was stolen from a dryer . tu i r« lullv a A.M. lu •! ix JUNE IS DAIRY MONTH 1ANE PARKER BftKEP FOODS FROZEN FOOD BUYSf 8" Six*—I Ik. 8 ti. NEW! Now at your 46,°: MEL-O-BIT CHEESE SLICES RHUBARB APPLE Swiu, Colond Of Whit. SULTANA MEAT PIES 12*. £QC net Anitflcwt—Piitturi»i Procau 2 or PINEAPPLE PIE 49' " 5,': 89' A'P'S NEW EARLY ShamClwddap r ™T »•«»' PUIH w POPPY SEED - StlNNYFIELD ««|e SULTANA DINNERS lot. cup "** Vienna Bread Whipped Butter ChicUn, TuiUy, B»i, CRACKED *r 100% WHOLE lbSk H.m (I0oi.| AMERICAN SUPER MARKET P«». * cupt or W«<4 U.l 2 Z 79' Cottage Cheese Wheat Braad Cream ChMS* p«*t,uri»" d * Mort Frozen Food Buys! CfcoiN .« Fl«on MARVEL CREITMONT YUKON OIUI-AII fl»m ^ ^ ,„,,„ ^^ „, F|lMf| Oi||(fl|| LtMonidl) Tuesday, June 29th Ice Cream -59C -79( Canned Soda 12 ..By fruit Drinks 1O68( Sunshine Oatmeal Cookies X37e Nabisco Premium Crackert Z& UP Orange Juice 6' 9 at 9 A. M. Jac*Frosted-S "r-* Hi-CDrinks ^ «'-* |pmiHI^nicotti 2^;7 Burry'seaueho Cookies ";;W Heini Tomato Ketchup 'tTtt Birds Eye Awake 26' rPilliUyor Ballardl t J C Biscuits (ItZSn Dairy Can ) 5XM* TomatoesTomatoest XSSfiT "tr»' sidfi,^ p^. 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Exclusive NEWS A Newspaper Dedicated to tN Best and Prom All the Independent • Leader Carteret Press Interests ot the Residents ot the Exclusively Coiwinwoity EDISON-FORDS BEACON Communities We Serve ^epentient-Leader (E.B.) - Carteret Press in Thursday. June 24.1965 PAOE NINE WINDOW Woodbridge Junior High On Green Street Promotion Rites Today 305 High School Seniors Get Diplomas — By The Staff .--. Marf \rs t Douo dubatl Linda May Karmanocky ' William Andiew OUen Mnilon Karen SowtiuU WOODBMDGE - WoudbrvU* Weissman. Franklyn D. William.-,. • Taaaro Tbamn Sa»u»l Mary Ann* Kavehak tt Nichokn Optomlek Andrew Timothy Spano Junior High School Promot™ OJJ t Susan X*hUi qu evident that swimming pools in the Carteret John R Wyiyknwski, John J Za 1 Inn* laatph lohn O Reilly Bruce Edward Spewak will bo held. todiy at J o'clock wilin*i (am Edwmd D*witi Allc* Ann Ktlemfti lulls Paijnn idKc area are becoming more and more prevalent as ('. Zieglrr rQtnCtt Diane Splfak the auditoriutrumm ol theth-e srbwl.i Frank Rich Teen Topics ! Edmund, one year pin; Gregory following adult committee men Frazcc, Eleanor Kominsky and Picnic ClimaxesS ; Ficnrrn. two year pin; Gary and women with pins. George Helga Hawkins each receiving a ROCK (Continued from Edit. Page) .Gardner, one year pin; Alan Fa- three year pin. Refrigerator/Freezer Burnosky, three year pin; John passage, "Now as wn go our rer. two silver arrows, one year The Uw of the Pack was re- SALT top'rate paths, and face the world Season For Pack pin; Stephen Glltam, two vtar McGlveney, three year pin; John cited by Chad Farer. meets the Challenge at last, we'll overcorrte-our doubts pin: chad Farer. two silver ar-jBallck, 1 year pin; Kdward No- It was announced that Mr. No- For Water Softener* and fears throughout the future COLON1A - Rounding mil lne|rftW!. one year p(n. jmKS Gro-lvak. 1 year pin: Edmund Tier- vak will be the new cubmaster as $2.00 hundred lbs. season, Cultbk Pack 45 1holdJ years." •— " ""*• " "' ' m. "silver arrow, one year pin. nan, 1 year pin; Joseph Zappulla Mr. Hawkins is moving. $1.1.1 fifty lbs. of Young Appetites annual picnic at Merrill Purkj 1 year pin; George Rabal, 1 year For the class of 1965. the final , . , Also, Paul Groben, two vcnr pin; Sigmund Bagdanski, 1 year iapter of student history closed Saturday Opening prayer was pin: Uny Hawkins, two year pin; EARN DECREES SERVISOFT of pin; Marion Hawkins, s year pin. tills week. The long blue line of recited by Hay Hawkins. pleHgc; william Hctelei jold arrow, two WOODBRIDGK - Charles T : .loan Ballek. Doris Balland, aeven hundred and thirteen proud to the flag by Anthony Pptrcs silver arrows, one year pin: | Osiecki, 90 Uslie Road, Colonia WOODBRIDGE and Cub Scout Promise by Frank iiichai-d HenirickserT, wolf badRr.iWTilh Ciuffredia. Mercwles Ko- and William P. Pinkasavage, marchers filled the stadium IMF, '-IR1.1 Spano, Jr. onp yK)yearr ppin; Thomas Hendrick-jdilla, Ann Grohon. Marion Zap- grounds during rehearsal on Mon- Keasbey, received Bnchelor lie The highlight of the day was sen. three year pin; Joseph lorio, pu'.i, Caroline Weittrich all re- 921 St (•eorgo Avenue day and Tuesday. At break time, grees at Stevens Institute nl the space derby in which Chris l year pin, Kevin Kamienski, ceivrd a one year pin with Helen Unit Sri the Student Council, under the Technology, llnboken Solop was the pack winner. Ivichjthree year pin; Malt Kane. 1 direction of Mr. Frank Andes, sold boy made a rocket from a Kit I year pin; Kenneth Kodilla, silver soda to the weary seniors and ex- and put it on a monoline or wire arrow, one year pin; .lames HEADQUARTK.RS hausted band members. Then it — propellers were wound up andthrnn. 1 year pin; Joseph Moxim. was back to the football field for off went the rocket in a race. 1 year pin; Edward Novaf, Jr,, 4 IN WOODBRIDGF, FOR fflftra practka, Eartl dtii participated in vari- silver arrows, 1 year pin: .Fr HIGH RANK1NC STUDENT: Jean Slefanlk on the riRh! »,„ IN MKMORY OF A DKDICATKD MAN: Robert lost on the PHYSICAL EDUCATION MAJOR*: Joseph Caso, president of (he Womlhrirtgr Linns (f**l / YOUTH LEADERSHIP WINNERS: And the language award given )>y Woodbridtfc Klks Udge No, OUTSTANDING ATHLKTK: James Varey on the ri(!ht was the 2116 are pictured above with John Nagy, lodge member on the right. From left to right: Jane recipient of the John P. Lozo Scholarship Award, sponsored by Tanzmaa language award winner; Carl I'earlman and Kathleen Urban, leadership winners. the Varsity Club. Dr. Lozo is presenting the award to the senior boy who has been accepted by a college with marks of C or KIWANU AWARD: Michael Van Dzura on the right U ahown FOR EXCELLENT USE OF ENGLISH: And for brim; better and who has earned two or more varsity letters. being presented with the Kiwanis Club Award by Stephen Purdy, selfish worker for the good of others, John Kutey on Hit- ritht given to a member of the graduation class, who has demon- is accepting the John F. Kennedy Citizenship Awnnl li> the strated a determination to achieve and has proven a good school Woodbridge Young Democrats from Jos«ph Campanale. citizen, •AA IN MEMORY OF MARY SWALLICK: The llopelawn Scholarship this year went to James Racin, center, presented by Mrs. Edward Malopolski, left and Mrs. Louis Szallay, right. TOP AWARD: The annual $954 full nursing scholarship to the Charles E. Gregory School of Nursing, Perth Amboy General Hospital, granted annually by the VV'oodbridge Township Busi- mmmmmmmmmm ness and Professional Women's Club went to Charleen Simon, A $100 BOND: Was presented to Barbara Kckert to the ' ""i right. Making the presentation Is Mrs. Bernard W. Vogel, the ON WAY TO COLLKGK: The Woodbridge Township Teachers who iK-st exemplifies the eharaderistics portrayed by H«MI • • • i club's Personal Development Chairman. Athletic Scholarship Award went to Robert Wlecke on the left, Wescott. while he was a tciichcr, department hrad ami ;iiin!ty| treasurer at W(K>dl>rid(ie High Sfhool." The »»nalil «'-' receiving the Kift from Robert Kasko. Memorial award is brinij presented by Dr. John I'. !«"'• mm. THE RICHARD V. SPARKS MEMORIAL AWARD: A new award this year given in memory of the outstanding Woodbridge athlete lulled recently in an accident went to James Whalen, left and Ar- thur Treharne, right. Presenting the awards is Otto Schundler. Collins, Naftcy Galayfjick, Brian Buzzi, Eddie Komor^ski, Peter School Presents Vornado Reports A $51) 1SOND AND 1>LAO.IJU: Was awiuUed U> Janice Dobrovul- Dotato, Mary De Groat, Donna skl by the American Cyanamid to. lor "exceptional achieve- Borup, Gail Yarrish, Barbara ment in science studies." rresculuiK the award is Philip Riffe, IN MKMORY OF THE IJiTE VKTOR C. Nll'KIAN Janice Muscial Program McManus, Carol De Simone, On its Earnings CHAItLKS V. 1IUTNKR MKMORIAI. AWARD: »i »»"' plant manager. Dobromlski was awarded $400, wliu, in lite Primipiil's Associa Diane Garner, Denise Burnett. WOODBRIDGE—Vornado, Inc., plaque is being presented to Kdward Dobrovolski l>> ' tiirn wax judged "most meritorious." Making tin- pn-Miilation liitvfl COLONIA - A Spring music The prograp m also included se- operator of the Two Guys IV 1.H/.O, Mrliii-i|ial. The award was given f«r "sUlieri"1 '" program was presented in the lections by the instrumental partment store chain, reported Also Ju;ie Fox, Senator Everett is Doiiulil Devtuiuy. nieiU in ueudenilt' purbuils." school* all purpose room to par- muiic group. A medley of theall-time highs In sales and earn- Special History Dirkswi; Helen Frey, Archbishop ent* and students of School 10. Marine Hymn, Artilleri y Song, for the first quarter of its Makarios; Jeauette Uulvanek, Ralph Dunche; Andy Gerard, The ipedal chorus sang several Toyland, Robinhood, little John current fiscal year at the annual ,al Tito; David Johnson, Hc- musical selections consisting of and Castles in Spain was played. meeting of stockholder^ held at Project at JUS presi'iitative Adam C. Powtli; Ki- Robert Bemdtas and Alan the executive offices at Garfield. spiritual! and (oik songs frotnL • , , .. .,.,., ll i'y Kauffeld, John V Lindsay; )layed M(Barts chrmt WUUDBRIDGE - The emhth other countries. They concluded!^ > Net income after taufcs, Fred Bruce Kesselman, Irving Berlin; (Concertooncel lo . Conductor for the in- Krnde history classes in Wood- witihh a medledl y ffro m "Mary fIP Conductor lor the i erick Zissu, chairman of the Irmn Kirally, Bishop Fulton J. strumental Group is Stanley bridKu Junior High School recent- pint," a currant musical hit. board, told the stockholders, was Slum; Ann Lataniio, Robert Lair, Students who participated ly made a study of current pur- Conducting the special chorus $476,004, an increase of 5B.7 per Slielluu, Grand Wizard of the Ku were John Blaseua, lisa Todt, smialities for the purpose of giv- wa* Mr*. Beatrice Dascoli. Mem- cent over the $303,829 reported HK the students an understanding Klux Klan. Myron Dzyak, Michael Hoehrun, for the first quarter of the pie -\*r% U Grade 5 chorus were (iary if history as it is happening and l'Vrn Lieber, Constance B. Mot- Barbara Smith, Nancy Baureis, vious year. Hitler. Myron Dxyak, Stuart Van he people who make it. ley; Pat MatUts, General Chiang Slisan Smirnoff, Linda On a per share basin, earnings UK, Howard Kantor, Nancy Kadi student wrote a letter to| Kai-Shek; William Nevill, Robert Carol Smirnoff, Alan Craig, Laura were 36 cents per share compared Banfe, Ovutinge Kagensen, i perswi prominent in current McNamura; Christian Niss Comolka, Robert Bernotas, Baker with 23 cents per share for the £ik«n Barikf, Patricia Patter events and asked for a biography, Kathcrinu White; Doima Norton, McColley, John Giase, Joseph same time in the previous fiscal M, i*mm Conm, Billy Ludeking picture, and views on recent hap- Senator Edward Kennedy; Gary Conau, Robert Hochruu, Ralph year. This is computed on the HXML* Hart, Leonard Griffin penings. . Interesting replica and Parent, Attorney General Katzen- Korlunato, Kdwaid Olbrys and basis of 1,311,183 shares for the ?M*i Jwvb, \nmc Teiiiwki, Doih inlonaatioii which was helplul haeh; Hilary Hice, William J 1965 period and 1,310,593 shares! ;-4 Verrniv. Major* Uldeubortf, in their studies wre received in Mi-Williams; Olga Bithlaiius, Ed- tor the 1964 period. id urn. (,'wol Smirnoff. DREW GRADUATE waul Steichea; David Shaw, I Profit before taxes showed jfttriii0ta. Ci iiilHOTIIV K. I). LtiDKWIG SCHOLARSHIP; ,\w;iril went to Kuthli-cn llril/, ;i m.nihcr ol thr WATCH AMI I'LA(|IIK: Were Riven Dean Miry, on the lell by S< ilOOL (LKKKS AM) NKCHKTAKIKS UNION: Presented a ' I, ,iin" class who met the n*qulrlmCTUsn^uirtmmls:: ""hU aa residenresident t oo(( Konls Fords, , aa Krm Krnilnatl f of School No. 7, and SUSAN LOMHAKIll: Is pictured above receiving an award l«r the VIPS in recognition of "his superior motivation ami savings bond to secretarial student. Gernldhic Knvaes, $100 for four years from the Woodhrld^e Tnwnlhlp FedentlM h |,,, imrsiie aa Kcareer. " The First Hank anindl TruiTrust Co., N.A., KHVCP $HK$I(MI and another ehnrncter." Making the presentation In Tax Collector llarnlit . *u- 1 ,.»|A...:« T_...,i !.• , _ . . ... "reliability, patience, loyally ;nd ricpendahllity." Making the of Teachers, represented by Al Passantine. • •'"[ < urn Mis' "rlti from the IJldewiK Trust limit nccount (prmi-rds fnmi the Iiook, "Yesterday MullinMullin. award is Vice-I'rinripnl Itnhert M.ihan. I |(1,| n ) In the photo from left to rlnht are Miss Dolnres Uegnl, represent ing the hunk, Mind ,'!'„, ', Mr«. LlldewiR. •••""(!': SPORTSMANSHIP AND KAIK PLAV; Richard Heflers on Out WILLIAM SCAROM: An Outstanding athlete at the high school lilRLS' ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP AWARD; Of $50 went to Peg- right is shown accepting the 0. S, Muiiigan and Company was awarded the WoodbridRe Township Teachers Athletic gy Grant on the right who is accepting the check from Mrs. Bea- award from Al l'assantino. KWIHI.VS MEMORIAL AWARD: Given by the wives of lawyers of Middlesex County to a Scholarship award. He is shown on the right accepting the trice .Johansen. She plans to continue in the field of physical IT t if I In- uniduatinfc class who hat shown Kreat ability In creativity in the field of art. The award from George Mriz. education. unit tn Kielyn Kim Adams, the dauber of former Mayor and Mrs. Frederick M. Adams. \;I,IIIK is shown with Mr. and Mrs. Jtorman Kobblnv •&'• $ I IN MEMORY OF MARK Met 'AUK: The SI lllt scholarship spon- sored by the American Kederation of State, County, and Muni- JOHN F. KENNEDY DEMOCRATIC CLUB: (lave an uward for l.KADKICSHIP AWARD, YOUNG RKPUBLICANH: Went to Kath- cipal employees went to Stephen Clark Miller. Making the showing a "definite interest in political science" to Kvelyn Iten Itrcnnan, who had shuwn "outstanilini; i|iuilitics of leader- presentation is William Jenkins. DM. IOI> WINNERS: Were Kathleen Cautwell ami Juru (..ill wlio wtre awarded scholarships o! | Mackiewicz. Kdwin Vi. Casey. Jr., of tlic organization, njadf ship in student government." Making the presentation is 1 i'i'h ir.icn thr Iwlin lion Club. Making the prescniatiuim is William Reedy, center, president, j the presentation. Rolicrt Solt. fcv'>M ''. v * ' VV^ T*1 >': V WOODBKlDGK ROTARY CLLlt: Award of $100 went to George i Mraz, who made the most "i>t I In- opportunities offered by the r.':.,.iikWife.i»in t« i. '.-''JM- school." Miss Mury Connolly, school principal, is shown making VN|) BKllNAKy J. CONNOLLY AWAKU: Was given t" Mary Ann Markow i»u theONK OK 'I'HK TOP AWAUUvS; I'Ue Victor C. Nieklas Memorial Cl.Ull UOMKN'S AWARD: Mrs. Jose|ih Kediv(v of the Kurds the presentation. award »f $200 was given Laurie Kurzbuu, left, with Miss Alice l>iiJi 1 l>ri'/es, doDi prices, a raffle ot Held At School 22 valuable merchandise find free re- Sweet Adelines [a'slinieuts. Tickets may be pur- COLONIA - Patriotic jn'oyrams ' 1111(1 oUIlOdy!) chased by calling Mrs. Saldulti at in recognition of Flag Day were 3U1-1S31 or Mrs. Corrigan at 3D8- Plan Programs presented at School 22 with Miss WOODBRIDGE - Gospel ser- 9228. A #*«. Kona Tunwan's class oflerint! a vices are held every Sunday, 7:30 1SK1.IN -• A business meeting play telling how the flag was p M. at Assembly Hall, 97 Main of'the Clover Leaf Chapter of themade. Street. Sweet Adelines, Inc., was held Hailassah Group Participating were Stacey Beer- An official said, "There are after a singing session Monday in man, Miuhiiel Chupka, 1'ater Cor- the Green Street Fire-house. After the business meeting " refresh- SESSrsKE^^^y, r /T Aids Sightless \ ments were served ui(d movies Glen Fleischer, Janul Knapi), Jen- slreqts of, our town without airy nie 1-0 Veil, I Michael Obeidick.j place to go or any tiling to do. COLONIA - An enjoyuble;Q( ^ Sweut Adelines convention /cjiirn; was spent by member* ofjwere sliqwn Robert Roth,(Beth Hivers. HobiniHowi many are wasting valuable the Colonia Cliapter of Iladassah Schawe, Diank Shrank, and K«H'ihours of youthfu, lives that ^y 1 of tt,e cllap- they .iiieiidcit tin eye bank l|)(, tjrsl KeyijM, .supper at the home of Mrs, Ed-r; .•"" IC'rilss of Miss Elsouparli> devoted to mo.^m*le ends. 1 ( tt,t. ,Wwly-fui*ud .J, ,, S..HI, »V4 Main Street.l™ , , cipated ir» a production which con squandering then, aw.y in in lel( M A(lantic c Kordh I ffrlilui sisted of an explanation of thefoolish and empty idleness'.' In Friday. pledge to the (teg, poem ret.ia- •e headed by Mrs. these serious days, it is felt that Plans are beiui made to enter Mrs. Rubin iion'and a play entitled, ineiu would ^ very profitable for Talking Flag." j ij Mrs. Leon 4U mil to uke a Ule time ai-,1 "Schlosser, Mrs. Hudy Rettlg.j bridge at the Knights of Oolum- Harry Knapp w»s the uunoune-]Out to ponder more seriouj mat- Mrs. Seymour Osview, Mrs. Til- today. ters — such as the welfare of the dan l»uc. Steven Weiu.^and soul, and a consideration of what Kur/bau, Ev*lyu Mwkiewii'i, M«rv' Ai.ii Ma.luiw, Uejin On July 4. the Sweet Adelines l the Otiaidiiw Net proceeds go tow»rd the lin were leading characters. follows thi» brief and fleeting life. will sing at the annual festivities treaimeui ol eye diseas*. Eye "The Gospep l ol God,, concerningg' in Merrill Park. clinics have been estabJJghed not Worlds oldest hospital still ex- the Lord Jews Christ, we feel to thi) lwu*e" is Rev. Thomas Hines, for knowletlije, M well as Mrs. Francis Lands, president, Studies), you'll find mention uf Luid out a tjiwd only in Israel, hut through Ha- tanl is Hotel Di«u, Paris, France,!be the only answer to the desp* u ralunia native who has been bread. They'ie willinu to work to issued tin invitation for new mem- one of America's most heart-;one got together ' «* s Medual Aid, in African which was founded iu the WXK rale and crying noods of every Affair stationed in P a u a «t a lor toui1 build the Mission, but it's up to, bers. Sue. slided: ' individual - old or young. nations us well. years.,/ather Hiues is depeiiduiK their American neighbors to pro- A meeting of the fund raising "Any woman at least Vi yean During the siege of the island! "All are cordially Invited to on thfe same generosity of spirit vide the $2,000 to finance it. 1 of age is welcome to join the of Malta during World War 11len. d these Uosuel services which " I Independent-Leader (E.B.) - Carteret Press Thursday, June 24, 1965 PAGE FOURTEEN Legion Shuts Out Coloni BACK IN BIG MONEY - - By Alan Mover A&O No. 1 Team Final Tests In Carteret Beaten fins Game, 10-2,Flemington As Beyers Stars on Moum By Metuchen In WOODBRIDGE - The word is Speaking About Sports FLEM1NGTON -Saturday out that the WoodbritlRO American Behind Keating night's championship stock car iUf>ion team, managed hy Elbur Jewish War Vej races at the Flemington Fair- By Meyer County League CARTERET - The A and 0 I Richards, has it in the Central iwwt Shop No. 1 Softball tossers grounds will be the final speed Jersey league and it could be CARTERET - Carteret, parti way activity prior to the annua true since the local diamond stars Lead By i Gai cipattng in the Middlesex County urned in their sixth victory of Lou Filep, Carteret's outstanding baseball per- he season, defeating the Holy double-point title program July 3 shut out Colonia 7-fl for their sec- Baseball League, dropped an 11- CARTERET - The Jewish l former this season, was named to the All-State •amily Club, 10 to 2, last week annonunced Bill Klnnamon, racing ond straight impressive victory. Vets won their eighth n,i , 10 engagement to Mfituchen last director, today. m the Recreation league. Joe Beyers, a big name in both the Carteret Little I/MIKUC baseball third team, in Group III, by the Newark week. The game was played at the Mike Keating was the winning Participating racers will be the Little and Babe Ruth leagues, tprnational division, to hold Metuchen field. Sunday News last weekend. This was indeed an uirler, giving up only eight scat- racing for an overall $3185. tops took the mound for Woodbridge place by the narrow m; honor for Carteret's Lou Filep who, a week ago, The locals trailed by M at the d hits. McLauren got three I in this respect since the wwkly and lost little time coming through one-half game, over the end of the seventh inning. Then iits for the losers. schedule commenced ten yriirsjanyears u nm ••»•« place Rotary Club. ?A Bin, was selected along with Andy Sumutka, as the Carteret pounded .Jones from the The box score: — ago. In addition, they will be given with n spectacular performance. was the winning pitcher lor hill with a devastating six-run A*O [as many championship points asjWhilc working from the center of w-wmnws el the outstanding baseball award scored in two programs, wtiMrttw diamond, he gstv« up two bits] Ve*. bombardment to take the lead, in rtyers lb 4 by the Carteret Sportsman Club at the annual could completely shake up IN*.and struck out (our, Colonia's los* The Rotary Club also won the top" half of the eighth frame, -armichael ss 2 presen»~.«>ntt title battle ii11nn1 thrUIH.-wV idivin - inp. hurier was Ken Woods. eighth game in leacw , awards dinner at the St. James Hall. My con- 10 to 7, with only one inning to go. finsko cf 2 sions, sportsman, modified and w,x>dbridgt scored two runs in gratulations, Lou. But the home club was not to Kinch 2h 2 shellacking the Hill Ptmrni be denied as Metuchen got after Hamorski K 4 rookie•okie. the first inning when Al Beleski 14 to 4, to remain dose to Joe Comba, Jr., driving four runs Hart C J Eight events are on the docket.; sinRlrd ami showed exceptional top team in the tight race across the plate to win the ball Keating P * five for the professional sports-' speed by stealing second and third Wrestling is just a "Women's Game," judging man and modified classes and base. After Higgins fouled out Rotary Club trails the game by a single run. l^hotsky 3b 3 ma"-—n an'" v l)u...,.> —™iin* rookies. |nnd Mark Plisko walked, Walter only one-half game. Tom from the devoted lady attendance at wrestling Sivon rf 1' Both clubs hit hard, Carteret three for the young rookies belted a single to score Bel- hurled the victory for the ] collecting 14 hits and Metuchenl Ward rf 2 matches up in the New Haven, Conn., area. Un- Two main events end the motor;esm. Coppola's fielder's choice Club. BUI Gaydos and Tom SI 1» hits. Joe Comba, Jr., went all 24 10 7 each feature 1race8 car. Ths startine pros gwi in moved Plisko to third, from where counted numbers of lady wrestling fans wouldn't the way and withered the storm dan "hit homers in this Holy Family match speed for 25-laps on the he made a safe dash to the plate miss a match for all the "tea in China." The for Carteret. He had several bad on Dennis Baran's single. The Hebrew Mens Cluh 4 1 ^orncreThalfmile clay race- ^ innings but managed to survive. Dacko 3b The Legionnaires becambecam e rest ^ a cloje m over fanners' wives, the regular housewives, the wi- 4 1 way while the rookies are slaed Metuchen used two hurlers-Jonesj McLauren 1b .less on the base paths again injer,n nine. The 0 for 15 exciting circuits of the dows, the young, the old, the middle-aged, the starting and lasting until the Dacey If 4 the fourth frame :•, ners scored six runs in the 2 0 well dressed, the shabby, come to as many match- eighth inning when he was re- Koy P course. Fee walked and had L' „ inning to take an early lead placed by Briak, after yielding Demareo P 2 0 Conceivably, fifth place HoopIculty. trotting "round to norm. , ...... _ 0 es as they can. Some women will tell you: "It's four runs. Chelbian 0 Schiable can whip by modified palte after Baran belted^ a was 3 0 itrtler netting, and I km It." | CARTERS uo> E. Weber cf class leader Will Cagle and his sounding triple. Fred High, Herchek 2b 3 0 three nearest challengers, Sammy AB R McKenta as 2 0 Al Tasnady; and Pat 6 I ; RueU rf 4- JS TffoW fflflfly of you oM^tttett^ joncmbw t«€ Sumutka % "5 "V Resko rf o' this presU^e!.___. 'aggressive John ttcGraw, WW Wilt a baseball *£»* 6 1 ttwSrSSs 4 In the companion professional 0 30 t 1 Woodbridge concluded Its storing] the Italian Amenran Zasty at the Polo Grounds during the 30 years JeS c 4 2 class — the sportsman racing — mule IHui sianz Park Terrace clrcui a possible 300. From 1919 to 1926, Jack Dempsey's punch and Kolibas Oldtimers fast pitch softball league last | three hits for the winners. John[George, rf 3 0 Cornell Estates week at the Park field. Kralljck hurled a brilliant two- Coughlin, 2b 1 0 setting back Frank's Department daring the recent slate of games The best on the firinj; hoe I courage subdued all heavyweights until Gene J&L Body Tony Sosnowski scored the vic-hit victory. Witkowski 2b 1 0 Store, 8 to 1. were Tom Gibson of Petro Oil and Tunney, three years younger, stood him off,, out- Little League Mgs. tory over Dan Semenza, limiting In the second game the Carteret Hefferan, If 2 0 The K of C team woo its Bob Calvani of M. S. Meat with |PusUlo A.C. the losers to six scattered hits. Sportsman Club defeated the J. seventh game by beating Frank's shutout pitching triumphs to their 293 and 287, respectfully. boxed him and too£ the title in Philadelphia. Sportsman Club 2 Department Store, 7 to 1. Joe credit... The top player in the The winners collected nine hits and L. Body Shop, 13 to 8, for 23 credit. .. p py WOODBRIDGE (1178) St. Joseph Players 3 off Semenza, with Kolibas and Teleposky pitchepitc d for the win. Fords-Clara Barton League was Just as strong as hils instinct for fair play, his their third win of the season. SF IIP Lou's Tavern 3 SosnowsVi each getting two apiece. Fpr the J and L tossers, it was TThh e KihKnightt s gott tthreh e hhomer s iin| Ken Cymbalisty, the Fords Fire philosophy carries some simple advice for the Yacovino 100 '» St. Joseph H.N.S. 3 The Decathlons were favored their first loss of the campaign. Homers by Kopin the first frame. Company star, who earned the youth of America. "Respect the law, follow the Italian American honor after hitting a home run Alexander 99 10) 4 in the game but superior play by John Little was the winning The Catholic War VeU scored Agrico and playing an excellent game Gardner 100 96 19 laws of God, try to do the right thing, believe 4 the Cards gave them the ball hurler. He did a bit of hitting easily over Foodtown Markets, Brown's Insurance . , . The W. L. L. apologizes to 97 9fi in your country, believe in your God, and live 4 game. on his own, collecting three safe- And Beam Give winning their sixth game of the Ludwig The box score: ties, Steve Nelson, Richey Mig- season, 9 to 1. Bernie TulUe got Dairy Queen for the omission of PISCATAWAY HUH by the golden rule." Little Carteret League Cards lecz and Bill O'Lear all got three the decision over Bob Nicholson. theimeir sponsorsmsponsorship mentiomenuimn aianmd in\s 101 standings as of Saturday, June 19 Zullo, c 3 0 His interest in boxing still remains undimin- hits apiece for the Sportsman Redbirds Win The C and C Fuel Oil turned in indeed grateful for their continued I ^y 92 American League Gural, 2b 3 0 y Club. CARTERE^v.~.^T —- Home run...s„ b„,y, i pair of victories; taking ttve support , , . Mark Meszaros of! SI L Vinsko. If 3 0 Kramer ished. He firmly believes in a Federal boxing W Dennis Kopin and Bobby Beam, Godeny Chevrolet, 5-4, and Jack the Clara Barton Carvel struck 90 1 Stragepede, ss 3 1 Grimm Sportsman Club 8 both coming in the sixth inning. Pages, 2 to 1, in two close games, out 14 opponents while pitching a commissioner with jurisdiction in all important 1 Gluchowski, 3b 3 0 U. S. Metals 7 gave the Kolibas Redbirds a neat In the first one, Jeffry Howell commendable M shulput... The Sunday afternoon at 11 tn n| fights. Sullivan, lb 3 1 Knights of Columbus 7 Pusillo Nine 3-2 victory over the Knightt of did the pitching and Bob Gentry Iselin A. A. will hold a pre-holi- Memorial Field. The Minor Catholic War Vets 6 Kosty, cf 2 1 day exhibition baseball game at »i». Independent-Leader (E.B) - Carteret Thursday, June 24, 1965 BDETEEH board meeting of School 21 was president Mrs. Click to evaluate] Daily \(nation Bible PTA to Plant Tree held Tuesday aj Mrs. Carl (Hick's the events of the pasl yi'Jir. Many|Membership Tea LUMBER CO. ideas and recommendiitionn wwej School Begin* July &\ In Custodian's Memoryhome. The old and new board I'RF.F CITY AND SUBURBAN OEMVF.RY made (or future plans. WOODBRIDGE - The Kcv, ROCKMAN'S Fastest 0OLONIA - HN final P.T.O members present assisted the Today for ORT AN ESTIMATE ANYWHERE _ The Board decided lo honor the Alex N. Nemeth will preach at lhe( memory of recently deceased COI.ONIA - The Colonia chap- morning worship serviw. 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