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•. • • • ./ . THE MIDDLESEX COUNTY ttm Serving Woodbridge TowDsmp, Carteret and Edison Cflter<4 if kid eUu IUU Publishwl Wn>klj . At P. O. Woodbrid««, N. J. Woodbridge, N. J., Wednesday, July 30, 1969 On Wtdnebday TEN CENT3 Woodbridge to Play Host to N. J. Exempt Firemen, Sept. 5-6 Seek Names Vm delegates Expected For Senior 1° Attend; Parade Listed Phone Plan For Saturday September 6 WOODBRHKJR VVOODBRIDGE — The Town will play host lo the Nrw Jrr >hi|)'.s Telephone Reassurance sey State Kxempt Firemen's projjram will bejjin in lhe very Meat Packaging Association which will hold IN 81-trd annual ('(invention here near inline but before it can September 5 and 6. Mart the administration needs Ordinance to Be Business sessions will be hrlrl lhe names of senior citizens not CHAMPIONS A 1,1, — A hint1 is the championship Woiulhriilge team in Hi-' New .'ITM'V l!Hi!l Playground Ol\ injiirs which u!•,, Turn Ceolfrey. .ow n homes, who mayy be inter-jownship's nPW "clear pack gales expected to be in attend 1 anee Iiiaiie Donnelly. Tom Kninpa, Mike Mulqupon, Paul Rictiardi, Al I.elfler, Frank Pirit nielli, John Smyth, Vincfi Tprrfll, Janire MiColl<-\, Shiiri (in idler, Wanda esteri in participating. laginfi ' ordinanr* will become Wilson, Cathy Del Sarilo, Steve Zaml)'i anrt Pin' Rartin. Other Pictures on Pages 7 and 8 The Township has the namesieflective next Wednesday, Aug j On .Saturday, a parade is and addresses o( those living in just 6. I scheduled for firemen and 300th Anniversary Events: senior citizens apartments and' Mayor Ralph P. Barone at,e1|"Pm,':,nl fl'onl. aU "nii^ rkl!11" he pat ade Wl11 h;lv<> a Town to Fete!have been able to secure the,bis weekly press conference I" \f^n ' ' names of those who own their jda.v, referriii|> lo the dale of Ii \ <•"'""" ' own homes Ihrough Senior Ci rial passase of the ordinance onij 4 tizen Tax Exemption, forms, Jiviay 6, said (hat "the Municipal' 69 Olympics j ..,,. , », i i 'Council Droviried for a morel James Zehrer, presidpresiden* t of Dedication Set for Monuments p Fire "We need those who inav be h ' , ,"V . m» Wnnrfhrirtn.. Fvnmni lnpl -ntiiu. aDartmenls in nn,n,eithapermitten adequatd fooe d!K)da storey penos tod that'thpie • e > Woodbndfis Associatioe n Kxompand t ce.no,;\[ IIUIIR apannunis in pn\nie| ;nt WOOPBRirXJK - Forty two,as "receivers of callsl , as callersll | ' ' *, -As pa rl of mpills .awarded to participating fin- youngsters of the Township's or as both", Mavor Ralph p.- '. . lhe .iOtKh Anniversary Cclebra : , bands, drum aid playgrounds, who won the sec [Baron e said today' Continuing the mayor lion of lhe Township of Wood ed: bugle corps, floats, antique a|> ond straight annual State Play- paratus and modern appaiaiu bridge, two monuments to early State of the Township Mayor Barone said he first "\ve feel that clear wrappings famous men of Ibe ro.iimunity ground Olympics championship heard of the plan from another ill act as 'silent polic-eme"' Assisting Mr. /#htrr :<,'• for the municipality last Friday w "ill be dedicated r, ;v." .•,,! .;r. community. Senior Citizens call;fnr our consuming public, so Mayor Ralph P. Barone, !mn >r One monunicnl. will be erected in the First Presbyterian Church be!tically e»ery day, just to see and other waste items are notJGfiorBP Van Tasrl, Joseph K.ir- s Letter States guests of honor at a luncheonjn(nv (nov ihidden from yiew on the bottom!nas. Thomas Filzpalrick. j a id in memory of James Park- next Monday, Mayor Ralph P.| er who printed the first news 1 I of opaque trays. The ordinance! assistant chairman; Joseph All- paper in New .Jersey in Wood Baron„,, e, said. today.•„.., , ! To Lift The Spirit :also prohibits the shinglin" origaicr, parade chairman; l.eun bridse and who lies in an tin lhe luncheon will be held at^ "I thought il was an excellent layering of meats which doesiard Minkier, invitations n\«l .,..,.. , mayor commented. | t ||, |, consumer to sec! publicity; marked jjrave in lhe Presby- Accomplishments, Needs lhe Brass Bucket at 1:(K) P.M. idea," the mayor commented, ino no't. aallo)wW (the consumer to sec j publicity; William terian Cemetery. hvidently happy over the oul-|"Thi, program utilizing senior lall sides of the items she or ho trophy chairman, ,., ,, ,, , ,, ,, . come of tne Olympics the may . voluntt-eis as callers, willij, huyin" i ! TIIP other monument, to be — A Irltcr cilj /en erected in the Trinity Episcopal n,^ i«th year of on none "of "its kind in theentire cessful as the first three cen 1 of lhe Presbyterian Church and tile 21 year history of thec; ,||<;r ,„• reassuror may also find!'chopped meal ' or 'ground ocralic I'arly candidate for th- township's existence, there are Slate, Inries." 1 Rev. William II. Schmaus, rec- a number of items that. I would ,uiympies j that an emergencyy situation'meat', nor does the ordinance Second Ward post on the Muni- tor of Trinity Episcopal Church Youngsters who won Individ iPXjs|s jn may j apply to processed meal. icipal Council, today lashed out like to discuss with you in this ual first places for Woodbridge ne or she will be in charge of the pronewsletter- . j be of help". The mayor said he anticipatesat Assemblyman Francis Coury gr.-qm. After services in each were Paul Riccardi, the only "full and cooperative compli j(R.Middlesex (-ounl.y) charging "The second half lax bills for, Want A Green Thumb? double winner; Stove Zambo, The mayor's office will short churchyard, open house will be 196!) -indicate, as shown on panc Hli a Mtp ance from our merchants. Wei that Coury "is aliempting to held in Trinity Fellowship Hall. WOODKIUDGK — Woodbridge residents, who want to Cynthia Zarsky, Joe Cornish,j'.v f" r to each senior know they will benefit also from] use Ihe volunteer lire cninpanie.s 3 of this newsletter, that for the. Richard Ullrich and Sue McGet-lf)ti?en receiving properly tax ••.September 28 at 2 P. M. hasseventh consecutive year, muni make their gardens greener than their neighbors, may soon 'jthis ordinance as more and more of Middlesex County for polili have the opportunity to do so if plans being developed] l>y the ljsan [exemption explaining the reas 1 been set as the tentative date cipal purpose taxes — the only sm<>ur' participate. More than 1.200 per. iattracted lo the clear packing, "Cnury is allempling lo use thu ; Krank Murphy. Director of thpparticipate. More than 1.200 per nf th* 3001 Ii Anniversary Cele- Mayor and Council — HAVE According to Jack Fishman, Assistant Library Director, lb T<)Wllshl (recent tragedy in Kdison In fm- Department of Parks and Rec son, s will receive the letter which y P stores bration, announced today. "Fi GONE DOWN AGAIN!' lhe Free Public Librar/ ol Woodbridqe and thp Department Illrr bis own faltering campaign reation; Fred Zullo, Superinten-iw*" have a form' al thp h"tlom nalization of the date will take "However, despite our muni of Planning and Development will sponsor a free/ course in for Freeholder^" dent nf Parks and Uuis Bartha!*" bp returned to John Zullo at placf! on the return of Revcipa. l tax decrease, the contin- gardening at Iselin branch library. The Second Ward aspirant, .Srliinaus from his vacation the and Herbert Hollowell, Snmmer!tne <)likf> of A8in«- Fulton St. ued rise in school and county who has had experience as ,1 first of the*month. We hope that Instructors for the program will he drawn from lhe muni- ! track program directors forj " ek everyone's help in taxes has caused your total We se voltinlcer fireman and fire com- all residents of the Township, no cipalily and Rutgers University. Tho course will cover ma- ."excellent training and prcpara locating and identifying other property taxes lo inrrca.se missioner said the "flip com matter what church or sytio- slightly for 1W). Wp will con terial dealing with soil composition, plant diseases, garden lion nl our Township young-V|,|er|y residenls of the Town slers Rat Problem panics of Middlesex County ,'i'C KIIP (hoy attend, will attend as tinue to fichl any lax increases. design and use of chemicals. • • ship besi'des those owning their well (rained and well equipped.'' I The Olympics are co sponsor i homes and those residing in this will be an historic event in but we want you lo know that ''This type of program has been contemplated by Planning own • "To replace lhe dedicated M,|- the history of our Township and! your properly taxes are the fith and Development Director Robert Hosa for quite some by the New Jersey «ec l0l]r senior citizen buildings", the iintf-crs wilh full time firenn-n •'ate." jlowest of the 25 municipalities time," said Fishman, "but since wo both have an interest •reation and Parks Society mayor declared. "Therfore, we Eliminated and lhe New Jersey Amateur I would cost each of lhe coin \ meeting of the 300th Anni in Middlesex County. in the same area, we have decided to sponsor the effort ask that anyone who knows of munitirs in WOODBRIDCiK — The Fu;ion; Middlesex Coun'y versary Ball Committee, of "I also want to advise you jointly". Athletic Union (AAU). This!any person who would benefit rat problem" appears' millions of dollars in pav.ok which Mrs. Eileen Salsano, Co that thp first reports ihat we "The Library will assist by supplementing the course with year's event was hosted by the]from this novel program lo con have Woodbridge Township Parks and,tad our Office of Aging (S:i4- been completely ehm Ionia, is chairman will be held concerning our films, books and pamphlets, in addition to the material de- inated. 'Middlesex ( ounly v.oiii.l sometime in August lo make property Recreation Department in honor 145001 and give the name, address revaluation project veloped by lhe instructors." said Fishman. "Our Environmental 'II1-1HI1 forr lie fared wilh an rw^i final plans for the affair which have been very favorable. WP and recognition of Woodbridge!an(j phon« number of such per r Iax l l(l anii ()i a Chief Inspector, Joseph Wuko '' ' - » ' ' i« scheduled for November .15 are confident lhat when thp pio Persons interested in the course should contact Judith [Township's 300th birthday. sons vets, has adviM-d me today liiat <'ffi'('tuc fin• li.^h'ur.: (,1,1, si the Seven Arches, Perth Am gram is completed -in 1070 trip Chasen, Isplin branch librarian and leave names, addressos Thirty one communities, some no ra1s whatsoever, dead or Woll'l dr-Harcd. hiiv. A full course dinner will be homeowners will havp a more and telephone numbers. as far away as Sparta, Phillips- ali\c. have been rcpurted by sr»i ved. Marty Ames Society Or- equitable distribution of lhe "After we determine the demand, we will contact (hose btng and .vioorestown competed Ordered Coins? They Fulton Street residents since rlioiira has been engaged for property lax burden. intpreslerl and give them the starting date and tjme of llv- •ill the 1069 Olympics. Rahway.1 our inspector was out (here Port Reading h of C. HIP occasion. "Our township youth have course," said Fishman. The gardening program will be con Livingston. Mapiewood * nd Are Ready for ) on \Ko scheduled for November been provided with an outstand ducted by volunteers without compensation, , Bloomfield followed Woodbridge 5 a Thanksgiving service on ing variety of numerous cult in second through fifth place re it Mayor"$ Office ural, athletic and other recrea- ! spectivply. •T have also been adusorthy PORT KFADIM. - Tvum* Knday. November 21, wilh all .our health officials that the H. Kaskiw will br in '.111<--1 1- faiths HI thp Township coopera- tional activities for this sum WOODBRIDGE - Tnwnship mer. With supervised nlay- Director Reports Orders rpsidents, who gave advincpri residents of the affected area (irand Knight cl linn Hd-,i in; rh» annual Christmas pa deserve, credit for Iheir tiuick Counfit. Knighi? nf < "'iinii-m••, 0 1 1 lv l I e archrl orders for (he pftftth Anniver- hut with a 300th Anniver-'SI . !' ! "l . J . *- _ > 1 bowling , ubasketball, nwimmina, Town Houses O. K.'dsary coins, are asked to please ,compliance with Mr. Wiikov.-ls" Saturday. Augusi 1 R no I M , iary flavor, has been spt for recommendations (o keep ^,irb al the (Council Home, :«tn ii,d Mjnday, November 23. twice weekly dances, rifle pick up the coin* at the may- range, dramatic workshop, Pro Received for Shade 'Frees For cim vusAren or's office in the Municipal age cans tightly covered -ind lo Koad. Port Keadmy. iiiiard more closelv the food and Otlwrs lo b<- in-l.,!li d arc Wil jert World VV.ID.E. ami mini WOODRIilDGE — Many tele hjs been one of the prime niov WOODBRIDCiE — Construe Building, I Main Street. VVIHXI ualer lelt oiilsidj- (Or pel do-'.s, ' lijni .1. I'urdi ON CSS SARATOGA jerous other programs ."..'!..'' |j|l(lllt' ('alls aMtl M'V(1|'li orders ers in the Townships bcaulilica lion of !K) town houses on a 7.8 bridge. Pirate bring rec«'|)il Nick ll | AVKNKI, — l>ainase Control : Parks 4 Recreation Depart h.ue been received by Kobci I lion prov.rain, urgi'd hoiiic own with you. l'u-ijk i Knemail Apprentice James)ment has made Wiioilb.id i Iht clay pit art-a, uas jppruvrd ul a Jiussiblc loud "Supply suun't- Cunil Kni\l,! \\i:li.ini \ l.i K. Hu.sa, Diri'dor ut PLunin:; er.s in particular to lakr pjrl in by th Krsidtui* are gskrtl to pick I 1:11-Ifut. (ISN, son of Air, ip a "Suinmpr FesUul Hoard of Adjust IIIKU lor Hie suvni:-,iig ruts aliu|i>, cluiKflui J.uiif and Um-lopnienl, reyardiriK tlir ilit. piojccl Trt-i-s available are Monday. up Hie cum* they uidriril, »i nul Mis. JOIIII W. Kugleiit, 47 for Youth" ami truly deservins conlributi-d ureatlv to the di<.tp Vjch. ri'iordfi. •! I Tuttiiship'.s offer lo ul:ml. trees Money Locust. An|ur Maples,i The houses •sell for ap lhe lost of mailing in prohi- \ Madison Aveuife, is serving of the national recognition re pearance of rnck'nis in thp. |.ubi->.ki. aihuci in front of properties along pub-jPin Oaks. .Ylodisto Ash and I.in-j proximately S3O.0OO each. RIN • iioard the aircraft carrier IISS ceived last year from the (iold bitive. arra". t)ato, treasurer \\il i.-nn ic streets, at a nominal co- of den. Their heights range from S|CO, Inc.. is the. firm,,v>f which ^Hialoga now enroute to the Medal Award Program of the Wukovrls f|iiirkly dclcrminrd shjvey, warden: Nnii' il'i a I rep. to 12 fretfrrt.. Mr.. RnsRnsa indicated'" is Cyklor. formfr chairman • •Sports Foundation, Inc. Ihr rats wprr i-niriini j froif n fIIIl F msjf|p riiav l>l<',nd .!. Mr. Rosa *-a•'i ll'Jl PUH prr thai IIK Triwn^hin'* of the Platinm? Bnarrl is ^n nf* W ! "Our third annual Hiti M a'rea. near 311H T-iin-"undni2 HIP anf| \'wu. or ; I nni rMlpd an'l a'V^d ntiP'tnn.' arrlntpfi iT •Whprp thp Anton ii ..till 1 Pi^rtlin? Ihp iarlW|t I , pp< rif ion ?-. In |h« n \\e f>l h-r»< r hf = i rnn-rnt fnr lh» pnii'ilrurlion ff (ion nf a fsr|m| wartime arvpns Fulton rr.i/)MfA _St«ph/nrk»r r>n. sblp at apv rtf ni;r JfKr|ih .1 < ur'f .Inhi rpp= siflilahlp an'l indi'-^trrl cn|[or| In] ^ ,|*» ^rcl IIIF wif'i 11:, urn'? buMhp Platinitij F!oard into 9 modrrn iii'lifilrial pa rk ttralr ,!u :i ,iM,'K'ir,rrnn nohp/l P «ar»ak, nin»- Lhran« ?' :\ra\nr'« in th">p ||f^ IVirik I 5rnrl thPIr "rdrri; anrl location iand oll;ird 'if fldiii.elrnrii' would ha, ircrived rtia|nr ipcojnilion point': "F ,--;i wn of Mr. ami Mrs, Rob-iOffir-* and (h* R"npatirin ]'•(•< fllMll, nn''f| (,'hf'ck1; Aiiaus thp •|iprniil. but fKi unit- -\rcoidin;! 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LEADER-PRESS News Drop Cirtcm H«I lUnu or pfcw tpfci « left It TWh Fhott Shop, M CMka At*L , Ctrtont, apposite BoronKh.Htil, or CM ,1ft mailed direct to mi in «M» at M QtMH ttmi, Woodbrldfe, N. J. Serving Woodbridge Township, Carleret and Edison *lt«Ti« M lull Clsu M At P. 0. WMKUWM,.. N, Woodbridge, N. J., Wednesday, July. 30, 1969 On TEN CENTS iirteret Head Starters Find New World

•• • - - . - —v- • • _... . . Former Carteret Resident, Now Teen-Agers in Chrome Pupils Find Industrial Leader in Texas is Try Their Hand in Art World of Fun, At the Branch Library Learn, Play CARTER KT - Today Feted by Chamber of Commerce CARTERET — Youngsters of the Chrome section,; the conclusion of the first m«rtti both boyys and girlg s are findingg a picturesqupq e way to}} of the Head start school program CARTKHKT - A former CHI- 'been previously to'By tape r cording his lectures, Kducaiion Committee Training spend the summer months. They are learning artsi being conducted at the It-rot residenl is winning laurels Austin Stanlon." (< Scno(lScno(l11 nndd of the and with the help of his Wife,iCommittec for Dallas County, of and crafts, painting with chalk or brush. ' »» accordiaccordinng to Mrs. Kathryn Sullivan, secretary, U 'n«.eX|,aS' L- L II V:"u ('orP°ralinn- lltl(l "i 1908.:Pearl, he earne-d his degree andjKI Ccnlro Junior College, on" the ULIAN This program is under way at the Chrome Branch! a mari,ed success Mepnen r. Mdman. a refu«pc;ln Harry Rolnick, Founder of;ranked first in his graduating state advisory committee for Vo- from Hungary made his home in Bycr Rolnick, the first mnjoriclass. 'calional Education of the Texas of the Carteret Free Public Library, 83 Roosevelt} The classp, wiUclose Au|?(tt (.arleret with M,. and Mrs.iindnstry to locate in thi city. | Feldman has served as ro- Manufacturers Association. 'lieMc|, Avenue. , . wher... e . Miss ^Sandr . .a ,Cineg , e holds forth as: 22 and the n pupils enrolled Uii EmanueJ Goldby-Rcr at 16 Burl I Feldman, a native of B«dall..st.!Phairman and chairman of the\» « member of the Garlandimi! assistant librarian andd artt instructorinstructor.. summer will find school *" •cry Sunday, ington Street, ^ this borough for Hungry, is in chartfe or person- (iariand Community chest drive. |Chambei-, American Society for} "We have art and crafts classes Tuesday afternoon to take" when thej come t. n r-« m ** b* i L* ^ ,k ^ . ^ ^^ __ M _ during the regular school year, and go, leaders to their feet in standing I " K" for the compaany. of Visual Aid Volunteers, a mem- Tall Texan Award and he coun The youngsters who come to the library are look- In !9 also has been with lhe program yvmiifi) and children ovation, Intercontinental Manu. « he hecame general n _.„„„„, ing forward to a trip in August. A trip to the turtle- Ser of lhe planl that lal r 1 ted off the employes and execu- since it started. un ihrir perilous facturine Company's executive" 1 « iYMCA, and a member of the tives of industrial firms "who brook 200 in West Orange is planned. WHS nurehaswl Others participating in the pro- r.i-ounh the wares of vice president Steve FeIdman! hy Tcrnco Cofp.|board of managers, Dallas Goun- spearhead every worthwhile was presentep d the Chamber of|| !" li);il. he joined 'us present}tjy YMCA. Discussing the youngsters who study painting, gram are Mrs, Dorothy Reid, a i»f sellers. cause in this community." He in Commerce third annual "Tall|eml>love"' as supervisor of eiifii-j He is a lift; member, former eluded Ray Shape, president of Miss Cinege said: "We don't necessarily expect to teacher aide; Mrs, PaU'icnt r i pl Bowers, a social worker aud^ L "n nmrkpt hiKi l' «»"» Award" for his otilsiiind. n<' 'ii«. and prosressed to the;presi(k>at and director of Civitan, Intercontinental, his fellow IMCO produce Picasso's in the classes, but you don't know fL ,;Vn-Z™» P!«1" in* contribution to the drvefop "frif'> of vice president by 19'.r>. i , | lieutenant gover- officers, and finally paid highest when or where the seed will bear fruit." .4rs. Diane Nelson, a nurse. |is A curious one. Peo- and K( rve( as " ment and enrichment of this When blindness made ii nee-' nor of Civitan International, Tex- tribute to his wife, "the little Miss Cinege, a graduate of Newark State College, The children got free medical TIII to slide into community. essary that he shift to adminis-Us District. He was made an lady without wbnse encourage checkups and have all their den- love of it. For has been a member of the Carteret public school sys- al work done without charge The award, presented Wed tralion ditties, Foldman under-[honorary Hotarian in 1959. lie! ment tem for the past two ear3 She en s nesday at a recognition lunch look a decree in psychology at is serving on the Manpower De- would be and mean! y - 3°V the work A welt balanced lunch i.i :< it is just a hob- I ing the summer months. in'f' i ho lime awayjeon 'or indu.strial leader?, ha* Souihorn Methodist University.ivelopment and on the Vocational ingless a well." serv«d thu pupils. It is prepared by Mrs. Black and every dny ;:KI,IV. For the visi-[ "~*" there is » different and veil is better than a cooked dish. "Ths children In.ik Boro Residents, Cut in Librairv forward to fte lunch' Mrs. Sul- Scene at Carteret Playground livan said. pile most of the merch- The big day for Ihe children otfomi at the flea Study Astronomy Funds Opposed CARTERKT - Virtfccnt Kurd- is Friday. Once a week, the chil- '. may appear as CARTER KT — Citizens of Car dren are taken on field trips. l\;i of I'i'i Lowell Street, and l.es- terrt wei'e ii]-j;cfl to "Save Our 10 most pcaple, it iter Tsehinkel of 44 Leick Avenue. Libraries" today bv Alauar Ka- Last Friday, the children, and their parents enjoyed a picnic at i)!> a different pic- of Carloret. and students of ruquoe, Director, C;uteict Puh- '•'* 'iir women. To i Carteret llifjli School, ai'a among Merritl Park in Colonia; the pre- lic Library. He warned friends vious Friday was a visit to the • c.u-h Hem is an an- 11 high school seniors enrolled in j of libraries thai proposed federal : 7.00 in West Orange and on Fri- .ii Summer Institute in Astrono ihudget cuts for library services day, August 1, there will be • I my ill the William Miller 'Sperry | threatened library services Lo •splash party at Belmar. '•*'••< market visitors, iObservatory al Union College, the people >iw loaded with a,; Cr;iiifoi-<1, the HEW Subcommittee of the House Approplations Committee !•'• relics, a milk The lour week institute is part of project "Operational Astron- is drafting a bill that mar re- Mobile Speech i'i<'ces of jade, omy: the Karth and Beyond" duce last year's appropriations • ; (ilass or stained .sponsored by lhe Cranford pub- of $50 million dollars for school \hc\c are also I lie school system and financed library resources lo zero, public Clinics Awaited 1 n;st covered iron ,with a gram under Title 111 of library services fiom $49 million dollars to $23 million and con- CARTERET - When the •v i<> l)p turned in- ithe Klementary and Secondary schools open in the fall, the ! Kducation Act of 1965 struction funds Irom $9 million i:t':iiin£ for lhe Board of Education expects to to zero, if administration propo have on hand two mobile speech I';ilrick J. White of Warren sals are incorporated 'Township, assisted director o[ clinics for public and parochial iihe Sperry Observatory, said the These proposed cuts, if carried schools. 1 to be in- out, are daggers pointed at our ttt-il 'insiitute is designed to stimulate liiings and libraries in all parts of the cou.. Authorization for the purchase jibe intt'.est of selected students was made at the last meeting to be in ihf science of aslronomy. Stu try, including our own, according : The Carteret Li- of the board. 11 :i to inr-nis are Iwing given an oppor-j'0 *"a»."«u«e- Joseph Lamb, president, said '•is taking' Mimity to learn about and mani- h'ary ltse"' staled Karuquee, the clinic will be paid for wim % has received $112,133 in the form' that went •pula-le the equipment avaifablc $100,000 federal grant to be ad« 1141 the observatory and to delve of state aids plus federal grants ministered by the Stale Depart* items. ince ctober 19 G7 C n 1 •ini., sunn- aspect'of astronmny ? ? l , ' " *"* I ' ment of Education. ;| itlirmiKh an individual project re brai"y ^nwe tl)al much and sJr' Two van trucks costing about i man roaming vive? il( laled to a special $20,000 each will bo purchased ' 'ii market the The Appropriations Commitlee for the operation, !ul; A CI VSS IN WFW1N*; At the tarteret Voutli Cculer. l.eli tu right: lirurlclU Kassis, l.inda Trapani. Victmia I'aliinibu, tv was looking, is expected to receive lhe re "The program has been nped« Roberta'jacobowil/., Nancy Scliuiiiny. Mindy Jatobuvvitz ami Diane Abella. Judith (ireenberg, the instructor is in the rear. SEUVES ON SUBMARINE l;i1 bottles. He commendations of ils subconi- ed many years," Lamb said, '' lLts already 800 ly. On Momlay, Aujiust 4. 1%!),;!, heniiiniii^ at :i !'• M. A is amicipated for this tiulstand ; CARTKRET-Machinisl M;ile'mittee on July 24, with House "The vans will be fully equip* i)li; . lilt' Ki'*Hip will so to Palisades', crowd is expected for this event. J'iitroiis are request Second Class Theodore Scnerto action probable July 2830. ped to help students with speech Mr\s and'he is "All people who appreciate lhe : i Amusement 1'ark. A«ain. res'ldt-rdil progiam. "" ;" ed to liriiif akm» their lawn chah . USN. .son of Mr. and MMrs. and hearing problems." " different flea Playground chairs and relax fur an after John Scneaocha of 8 Wheeler importance of their libraries iill(l rrvatiuns must lie made fur this!Commissioner of Hecv^alum and and In other matters, the board antique auc-| of t'titertainiiient. The Ave., Carteret, is serving aboardi must act now, today," said Faru reappointed Irving JohnstQILdJ'd) 1 I activity 'Mr. Itobei'l YustS noon iiiiiki' it an even A teen age dame will be held .every possible means known lo senior citizens of the Hermann the submarine USS lrex. jquee. "Write, phone, wire your Jerome- ^'Dwyer of Westfwld, (h« courtyard of the Nathan'secure the services of tins ex- I Limes will be trans{)oiied by The lrex, a unit of the Suhnia- Congressman. Tell him-you want as attorneys for a fifth consScu- Activities cm .... __. ., bus by the Recreation Depart rine Force, II S. Atlantic Fleet/the cuts removed. Tell lum.li ,tiv(. term al an aimual retainer tl( Hale School on Thursday even oellent grou]) of musicians. Ihe • looking for to this activity. The busjwill spend fmir months in llie'biaries in:ed adequate funds to;uf <;.=, oo(). The board will bo ing, July SI. beginning at | talent and professional abilily^menl r 1 Victorian pic- will .cave Ilie premises al l!:4,> Mediterranean with the Sixtli survive. Unless we act now, oui^.jKll.j,0(| [„,. a|| Uti^atioH'C'jffvd <)val walnut Humming 17 P. M. Dance is ppen lo local'of this group is known Ihruutih P. M. I Fleet. libraries will Miller. julher legal needs additioftttHy^ If I', 'residents only. ' joul the urea. A very large crowd l(>l'.v and china "•"" The following teachers hiV# CARTEKKT - Summer ac- ti Muiiday. beginning at 7 4' fast. Many tivities sponsored by the Car • p, .\i., free movies will'ie shown been awarded contracts: Mrs* lll>; teret Recreation Department[h, auditorium of lhe Nathan Victoria M Cama.ssa and 'L*t, ' are picked tnc Ceialdine Fishman. $6,85l An exhibit of Iht; p jjects will Iliit way. fuculiy, whu is on a visit in "t*»>- it few of shurily at' The Ba; City Symphony Band m the be on display verj land. T some prominent point lliejwill present oik- uf their oul- Mr Tuiiuv.iik is visiting Wars- tiie win- Borough in Hie very near future.| ndi(ig programs to the penpk' i.awa, lidynia, Katowice, We* I'liese sales Carterel on Sunday, August The arls & crat'ls under thej zyu, Chdislochowa and K able direction of Misses KUcen: He experts to be back Uie 1 Wal&k and Patty Duiuan^y <» l{ulnm trret al the end of this l" ' fad one h;l1-" That's a Glasshoro Jitale. Teachers t'o. .. . legeis drawing a large firuup plated O> L. U. .-I. ON DEAN'S LIST -","£ "iiiietu at of, interested participants at all CARTERET - A !|1 CAKTHUET — Ruthana'Bla t adventure!pii'v* areas' Nest week's feature fala ,0 )„. held by Court Fidehv lhrough a fleaion all play areas vdl' ^ >n°saic $m Catholic Daughters of l-fli, Richard Van Pelt t il ttdosi'vi'lt Ave., and in ^es browsing round cpasters with porcelain AmeAmericrieaa has been announced by r as UHI Hi. i:: i l-'redflick St.. ptbble li!es snd bBSCSl Mrs. Anne Boytr,.Grand Hejjeiil k-ru named to ilia I part of' 1 did it j. Doliin HJnies. fitrgm Si lor ihe stoiiiu ceme«t dhuomnj*d by rf0 iar!i VUret, ou August 20, 81 *»d 2J llJ.Js laid % va- ' U«e. A student t. be n»m*4-<« muit'Aiili Mrs. McLeoc and Mi's the Dean's List mutt hVi" to uleaae witlv th« leader 1 qiuitity poftit average m from ni-ei ions of'Srtl.'li * hi ay lie lli>nn-s quests at Hie Ketieation bussed tu lhe of'3.20 for hours »ad or to Hiiy-f i the UJIV Milthtut llale bchuul ItH Uit movie "Uattle ol the , 3.60. PAGE TWO Wednesday, July 30,1969 Leader-Press B. P. W. Chapter VFW Post 2636 Plan$ Class of 1949 Annual Family Picnic ft 1 \Jur rf/enJrn ISELIN — Zigmund Smolen is Picks Chairmen chairman of the annual family Seeks Members WOODBRIPGE — Mrs. Bern- picnic to be held by VFW Post tervict WOODBRIDGE — The class inline I). Acierno, president of 2636 on Sunday, August 3, in of 1949 of Woodbridge Senior Hie WnotlbridfiB Township Busl- Grove 2, section.-. 1, 2, 4 and 5 of High School will hi'J its 20-Year ines ami Professional Wpman's Merrill Park. He will be assisted Sergeant David B. Jackson Heunion on November 1 at the Chil), Inc., announces the apb-y Norman Stanley, in charge Jr., son of David B. Jackson, 104 Royal Oaks, Oak Tree Road, of games for the children- Arthur Avenue, Colonia, has Iselin. jiiiiiiimt'iit of Mrs. Nancy Vogel been decorated with U. S. Air a; public relations (.'..airman, The event, beginning at 12 Foiro Commendation Medal for The committee is seeking cur- Mis Josephine Swartz, past noon and continuing until 6 P.M., meritorious services in Thailand rent addresses of the following ]>n'-i,it>iit and general chairman is open to the public at a nom- sct. Jackson distinguished him class members. Persons with, iif !lit.> Ninth Annual Debutante inal charge. Children under five M'lf ;is an aircrr.ft pneudraulics address information may con- Hall, to he held at the* Winfield will be admitted free, with those i-iiniirman at Udorn Royal Thai tact Mrs. Eleanor Tasnady Seich, Sroit Hotel, Elizabeth on Dei-n the 6 to 18 year old group Air Force Base. He was cited for 127 Dorothy Avenue, Edison; or ceniDor 27, has selected i^ouis charged a slight amount. Tickets his outstanding professional skill, Mrs. Eleanor Kudrick Wybra- Cyktor lo be the chairman of theare available at the Post Lounge knowledge and devotion to du-niec, 24 First Street, Fords. Men's Committee. The other im- or from.any member of the com- ly. The sergeant was presented Members being sought ara! mediate chairman are: Mrs. mittee. the medal at Shaw AFB, South Eleanor Austin,.Michael Banko, Ai'iiTiio and Mrs. Rosalij Kin- The Post Officers will play Carolina, where he now is asVirginia Bergen, Patricia Bosey. ney, first vice-president, co- a softball game against the Post signed to a unit of the Tactical Janet Ceglecky, Alberta Cham- chainnen; Miss Claire Sv.tch, Slow-Pitch Team. The usual • Air Command. He is a 1966 grad- bers, Richard Bosze, June Cher, tu'kols, reservation and music; foods will be featured, plus ice- uate of Woodbridge Senior High venak, Phyllis Christensen, Ro- Mis. Vogel, advertising; Miss School. bert Cartez, August Cosentino, Dorothy Grcgov/itz, hostesses; cream and other specialities. > • * Ruth Demko, Beatrice Dering, and Mrs. Kay Kadash, blowers William Dittler, Edmund Elias- .and decorations. RESIGNS POSITION U S. A i r Force Sergeant sen, Joyce Eppler, Lawrence The National Convention of the CARTERET - Walter Schaff- Kit-hard Lello. son of Mr. andFroelich, Ann Giocobbe, Dorothy Busi.icss and Professional Wo- hauser has submitted his res Mrs. Milo R. Lello, 28 Mercury Glaus, Philip Gluckman, John men's Club is being held in St.ignation as director of the Re ! Avenue, Colonia, is on duty at Handwerger, Ann Henry, Doro- Louis from ." .Iy 20 through 25. development Agency to acceptj liien Hoa AB, Vietnam. Sergeant thy Hickey, Adele Holowiski, The city was the site of tiie first a similar position in South' Lello, a supply inventory, spe- Dorothy Jeffreys, Ann Janik. convention of BPW held in 1919. River. cialist, is in a unit of the Paci- Joan Johnson, Julia Kara, Joan Attending the Golden Anniver- Schaffhauser must get ap- fic Air Forces. Before his arri- Kiefcr, Harold McArthur, Ann sary are: Mrs. Acierno, Mrs. proval of his resignation from val in Southwest Asia, he wasMaher, Rae Marsh, Michael Kuniey along with M.'s. Swartz the agency because he expects assigned to Mather AFB, Calif. Masarik, Joseph Matyi, Joan .iiiil Miss Ruth Wolk, past presi- to leave nine months before his | The sergeant is a graduate of Meelheim, Joseph Montesano. dents. five-year contract expires. Woodbridge Senior High School. Thelma Morris, Nicholas Morris, His wife is the former Claire M. Mary Nagy. Ceceilia Ndkavits, Humphrey sees. "hopeful j Goldberg calls for reappraisal Kaufman. Grace Paulsen, Mabel Pigott, «if:ns" in Vietnam. 'of the military. • • * Dolores Pinkham.i Elfrelda Ply- Cadet Kenneth H. Renick. 23, er, Mary Prekop, Nancy Hooke, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Renick, George Schnebbe, Elsit Sedilo, ATTENTION, PROPERTY OWNERS! 67 Cozy Corner, Avenel, acting Helen Sipos, William Smith, squad leader, practiced opera- George Solty, Lois Sorensen, STORYTELLING AT WORM) W.I. D.E.—Charlotte Szabo, children's librarian, of tin' Free I'IIIIN •• l.ilir.uy nl Wood bridge ting a field radio during Army Katherine Stiglkh Virginia Township, is shown above during the story-telling activities held recently for youngsters participating in the Township'* Reserve Officers' Training Corps Strubbe, Helen Suit, Harold Tho- WOODBRIDGE TOWNSJiF widely acclaimed Project World W.I.D.E., sponsored by the Parks and Recreation Department at Merrill Park in the Colonia- (ROTC) Advance Summer mas, Theresa, Thomas, Barbara Iselln lections of the Township. Camp from June 14 to July 25 Thomas, Peter Weiueaburger, at Ft. Riley, Kansas. Cadet Re- and Jean Weilaniki. 1969-197P nick received his B. A. in 1967 from Rider College where he Students Named Picnic Sunday was a member of Alpha Epsilon SHADE Pi Fraternity. He isi>resently at- tending the University of Notre High Holiday To Dean's List For Youth Unit Dame School of Law, Notre SOUTH ORANGE - Several CARTERET - The parent Dame, Ind. His wife, Susan, lives Tickets Limited students of the Woodbridge organization of the Queens- at 111 - 27th Avenue, South. TREE Grand Forks, N. D. ISELIN — Congregation Beth Township and Carteret area men Junior Color Guard will Sholom, 90 Cooper Avemie, haa were named to the Dean's List hold their first annual picnic for • 00 at Seton Hall University for the family members of the guard on a limited number of tlcketa PIHKRAM Army Recruiting Sergeant Sal available for the approaching The Township of Woodbridgc spring semester. Students must Sunday, August 3rd. The festive Jeter, at the Army Recruiting gain a 3.0 average or better to rvent will take place in groves High Holidays. Any non-member will now accept orders for Station, Jefferson Street, Perth interested in obtaining tickets street trees from Township 'be selected. :i and 4 at Merrill Park, Colonia. Amboy, reports that a recently I'leiily of fond will be on hand, is asked to contact Robert Free- property owners for the liKil). Named to the list were: John approved Department of the Ar-man, financial secretary, tele- 1970 planting season. and a variety of games are my policy change now allows Muha, 639 Woodbridge Avenue, planned to make the affair live- phone 549-8957. COST PER TREE - $15.00 Dennis Mayer, 100 Maple Street, ly and fun filled former service members dis- Mr. and Mrs. Burton Burd, of Installation by Township and Philip Muccilli, 516 Wood charged in grades E6 and be-Fords, have been accepted at bridge Avenue, all Avenel; Ste The Queensmen Parent Organ low to enlist without loss of pay TYPE OF TREES i/aliun is a very active group, members of the Congregation. phen Fedlam, 101 Carteret Ave- grade within 30 months of sepa- Prospective members are asked • Honey Locust • Pin Oak idanniiiH (he activities and ration. Previously, only a 90- • Amur Maple • Modesto Ash nue, John Tighe, 87 Coolidw ;:ui(liiiK tho growth of the youth to call Phil Schrciber, at 634- Avenue, Michael Derczo, 10 Me day grace period existed. Sgt. 6670, of Myers Skolnicke, at 283- » Linden ful color guard unit. A surpris- Jeter also announced that the Kinley Avenue, Andrew Uaum ingly larj;e number of parents 0995. Appointments will be set Size's' • 12' High — Depending On Type gartner, 37 Elmwood Avenue Army Nurse Corps is seeking up at a mutually convenient Like an active interest in thequalified registered nurses to fill Trees to be planted in front of and Joseph Ncxgoda, 5 Gimia oi ",;mization, and it is hoped time, with no obligation. De- property along public street Avenue, all Carteret; Ronald; the global needs of the all-officer tailed informatinon of all phases that ;ill parents of guard mem- organization. ' type of tree and location planted selected by Township Nash, 53 Gordon Avenue, Mark bers will eventually become ac- • • • of congregational activities will be presented at that time. MAIL COUPON BELOW TO: Petrick, 14 Corey Street, Alan tive. Kevin Metcalfe, 20, son of Robert E. Rosa, Director Jeglinski, 952 King George RoadJ Planning the picnic was a Mr. and Mrs. Brendon K. Met- The Congregation Board meet- Department of Planning & Development - and Dennis Nork, 47 Ford Ave pleasant task for the parents, calfe, 171 Laurel Drive, Wood- ing will be held Tuesday, Aug- Municipal Building , - nue, all Fords. for the .girls have worked hard bridge, was promoted to Army ust 26, 7:45 P.M. All members of Woodbridge, New Jersey 07095 Also: Kennetii Oleckna, 140 since the guard began three specialist five June 20 near the congregation may attend the .session and participate'u» the *- •• 1 Warwick Street, Alfred Ver- Giebelstadt, Germany, where he GIFT FOR CEREBRAL PALSY: Julius J. Ccgcliski, (left) SSn^proSss iTlcarafi discussion J,, damm. 27 Reynolds Street, Dan president, Middlesex County Coin Club, presents Robert M. . handle equipment is serving with the 52nd Artil ENCLOSE CHECK OR MONEY ORDER l0 d| m and lery. Information about the Reli- iel Dougherty, 45 Harrison Ave Sathan, (right) President, Middlesex County Cerebral Palsy :r ] have earne(| naif of tnejr NAME nue, and Robert Lanigan, 152 Spec. 5 Metcalfe, a tactical gious School Program may ba Association, a check for $100 for the organization's Building $2,000 fioal for uniforms. obtained from Sol Markel, chair- Brown Avenue, all Iselin; Ken Fund campaign. Organized ten years ago, the Club Coin is control assistant in Battery C, ADDRESS , neth Ciuffreda, 123 Larch Street, made up of 300 members who meet the third Tuesday of each 6th Battalion of the 52nd Artil man of the Board of Education, TELEPHONE NO .. Port Reading; Richard Brannc- month at St. Cecella'g Church, iselin. The gift represents DOCTOR'S FACE AUDIT lery. entered the Army in Notelephone 549-5708, or Rabbi Har- old Richtman, telephone 283-2421. QUANTITY © tlS.M • TOTAL S | gan, 116 High Street, Daniel Tra the proceeds from a coin show held earlier in the year. The Internal Revenue Service vcmber 1967 and completed ba vostino, 246 Grove Street, and plans to make a special audit sic training at Ft. Dix. He was NO ORDERS ACCEPTED AFTER AUGUST 31, 1969 of an estimated total of 10,000 stationed at Ft. Bliss, Tex., he Lawrence Walsh, 333 Grady Gift donations for the resi- Drive, Belvidere Home Trip doctors each of whom received fore arriving overseas in MayC.Y.O. Slates Annual dents at the Home are very more than $25,000 a year in 1968. o«* Seaside Heights Trip Scheduled by Group rriuch needed. Toiletries, novel Medicare and Medicaid pay- ISELIN — The annual Sea- ties, handkerchiefs and jewlery ments from the government. Lance Cpl, John W. Scank, ISELIN - The Women's As- son of Mr, and Mrs. William side Heights Bus Trip will be sociation of First Presbyterian are some of the items needed. Scank, former residents of Ise-sponsored by St. Cecelia's THE Church is planning its annual Contributions can be left in theON JUNE PRICES lin, now of 186 Hilltop Boule- .Y.O. on Sunday, August 17. trip to Belvidere Home for the Birthday Basket in the church Agriculture Department econ vard, Cliff wood Beach, is curThe event is open to boys and omist Stephen J. Iliemstra has girls of high school age only. Aged, a special project of the or-kitchen, 1295 Oak Tree Road. rently stationed in Camp Pen- ACCUMULATOR reported the cost of food is still dleton, Calif., where he is reBusses will leave the church ganization. The trip will be held Drivers will be needed at thegoing up and there is no sign parking area, Sutton Street, at on September 14, with time erf celving specialized training. He SAVINGS PLAN time of the trip. Volunteers may of any leveling off. Wholesale is the grandson of Robert C. 8 AM. and return about 9 P.M. departure to be announced. Non- call Mrs. Betty Stauffer, 381 food prices jumped another 1.2 Scank, 497 Lincoln Highway. Tickets will be sold after all members may participate 6352, for further information. per cent during June. Masses on Sundays, August J and 10, at the main eiiurcb en- MORE ON DDT trance. Reservations will *WH Oni of f/it OLDEST ft LARGEST in Union ft Mdihmt Palo Alto, Cal. — Two Stanford on August 10. Discount book* "MEASURED" University scientists have warn- for amusements will be sold oa ed that it was dangerous for day of the trip. TO anyone to dump DDT down a Additional information can be drain, in trash or e\-n to bury obtained from either Mrs. Helen t. They claim it will continue Lewka, 283 0358. or Karen Re- Diaper Service o contaminate unless destroyed molino, 549 3338. by a chemical compound. A LONG WALK Coverage London — Four men have Speaking of coverage, any six- at Lowest Prices reached land for the first time yearflld can take one small n nearly 16 months having elly sandwich and stick up BUT . . . don't choose the first service walked across the frozen Arctic everything in the average six- or the lowest priced service. Make) your Opean. The four-man British ex- room house in less than three pedition team left Point Barrow, minutes. choice based on reputation, recommen- Alaska, in February 1968. -Commercial Appeal, Memphdi dation and fact. Here ara some fact* about Cascade Diaper Service which we consider to be the best service available .. . The Accnmnlator Savings Plan is designed exclusively for you, because it is completely flexible. It encourages regular savings, but doesn't demand it. It lets you set your own pace of savings DIAFIK Smia WAiHIHQ FORMULA* because we realize that individual financial situations vary your KOKUIY AMtiVfD ^"from whence rometh the belt for hi ability to set money aside. Bat we also know that the secret of satmifKAiir comnoiuo \ accumulating money is to deposit regularly and consistently. Flan THIS WEEK'S now to opes yoor "Accumulator Savings Plan" next payday. OPiRATION WATH TEMPEftArURE T1MI 1. First Pro-Kins* ISODogroat 10 Min. ; 1. Prompt and rtli«M* Union end 1: Socond Pr»-P.in» 115 Door»o« 1 Min. NUMBER Middbtox County sorvieo. J. Third Pro-dlnia 19«Dofi«ot iMin. I. On* of Id* •Moil and largoit 41. Pint Mild Soap Bath 190 Dogrooi 11 Min. SPECIAL! AMC UNT SAV ID EACH WEEK OF diapor torvlm in thli aroa. $2« i . 2nd Mild Soap lath 1?4Door»oi 10 Min. YEARS n $3 *ia 1. Modor* hyaianii plant*. 4. 3rd Mild Soap lath 1W Dogrooi IMin. All Summer Slacks 10 Min. 4. Moots doctor'! and Hospital's 3. Firat Hot *imo l»0Doorooi iMja 15155 215.14 531,77 1,M3,50 1. Socond Hot Rimo 1W Dogrooi 10 Min. 1*. 53.17 1. First Warm Rimo 150 Dogrooi 11 Min. Values to 523.00 I. 24-htvr 4«Kv«ry Mrvtc*. St.* 543JS 1.N7M 2,179.17 10. Socond Warm linio 110 (karoos 10 Min. 2yi% 10177 4. Svrvfuf "»«ny h«ipitak in 11. Jofttning FTOCOM 110D*gro*s 11 Min. It. StoriDiing Procif lOODoaroot 14 Min. NOW 3,338.74 3jra. 1MJ2 333.9S MOW I34il 1.MM3 TOTAL WASHING TIME 2 HOURS 1,4515. 2^13.61 5,127.00 Sjrrs. 291J2 HIM 174,17 run... Supervised by Caicado's nwdical toff •fOO laky MajpiitH, fn* Color 3,271.46 8,557-11 13,115.12 Wyrt- 653.61 1*754 tr ML ICtmpwhi ef fh«III* »f 4'/»% fut ttmim) (tmpivn4t4 \mUr\f1 Now Serving North Jerney* First Saii iiswmerg In tii* and loan association of Perth Amboy Shore Aret. "From tehenr.e cometh the be*i for fa**" PFRTH AMBOY Q WOODBRIDGE Q . EDISON 'Jbiapa Smice 319 Stal« Strest •" 539 Amboy Avanua *mm 980 Amboy Avflnu INTER ? ASK FOR 1439 IRVING ST., RAHWAY, N.J. 485-4500 MR. ESP0S1T0 Doily nrid Snt. P. 10 A Tbm>. 'til » PM, ISRMOfl 1 \/ J Leader-Press Wednesday, July 30,1969 PAGE THREE Miss Margaret A. Kohler New BPW Club to Hold Informal Marries John Alexander Meeting at Cocktail Party-Tea Aug. 9; State Officers Invited WOODHHIDUK — A tea and Mrs. Elizabeth V. Novak and be selected at the party. Mrs. July 21 she served as hostess roeklail party will be held at Mrs. Anne Annette Rowland, Josephine Rudnicki, Cranford, at a reception for candidates fur I lie IIOIIK' of Miss Ruth Wolk, Fords Coal and Lumber Com State membership chairman, National office. Miss Charlotto lli«li Street, Saturday, Au- pany, Fords; Mrs. Catherine will preside over the informal McCrackcn, Elizabeth, a past it !). at 4:30 P. M., for the McDonnell,,school teacher, 132 session. Miss Mary Louise Wet- state president, was elected na- purpose of forming a, new chap- Capri Drive, Port Reading; Mrs. jen, State president, has also tional nominating committee of the Business and Profes- Eleanor Schirfier, secretary in been invited to participate. chairman. On July 22, Miss Wolk sional Women's Club. the Elementary Education De- Miss Wolk recently returned partment, Township School Sys- from the 50th anniversary con- attended a special magazine Invitation have already been workshop as she is the editor of mailed to prospective members, tem, 602 Garden Avenue, Wood- vention of the National Federa- State officers and standing .com- bridge; Miss Jewel Walton, head tion of BPW held in St. Louis. the "New Jersey Business Wom- mittee chairmen. librarian, Port Reading Library; On July-25 she attended .. semi- an", official magazine of tho "It is impossible to know all Mrs. Audrey LaPenta, register- nar on, Small Business and on State Federation. lie women in Woodbridge Town- ed nurse, 6 Baker Street, Iselin; ship and vicinity who may be Miss Wolk, editor, Leader-Press; ntercsted in joining the new Mrs. May Fisher, school teach- VFW Unit Greets Dr. Sonkin is Awarded .•lub," Miss Wolk said, "but er, Westminster Road, Colonia. Dentistry Fellowship any woman gainfully employed Members of the new chapter New President in business and the professions do not necessarily have to re- CARTERET — Mrs. Margaret COLONIA — Dr. and Mrs. is cordially invited to the tea side in Woodbridge Township as Sjoblem, new president, presided Samuel Charles Sonkin, 423 Mid- and cocktail party. However, we the National Federation of Busi- at the recent meeting of Ladies' dlesex Avenue, have just return- ask that those interested get in ness and Professional Women's Auxiliary. Star Landing Post, ed from Portland, Ore4on,'where Louch with any member of the Clubs has ruled that there are 23H, VFW Dr. Sonkin was awarded a Fel- emporary membership commit- no boundary lines involved. Mrs. Mary Mucha, past presi- lowship in the Academy of Gen- tee so we will know how many However, community projects eral Dentistry. will attend." dent, presented Mrs. Sjoblem will be geared to Woodbridge with a corsage and cake, Before returning they wero Members of the temporary Township. house guests of Dr. Bella Singer MRS. THEODORE A. IIA ME II membership committee are: A name for the new club will Mrs. Mary Pluta reported on the Eighth District .ession and and Dr. George Stein of Oakland, Mrs. Lucia Wood reported on the Calif., who formerly practiced MRS. JOHN CHARLES ALEXANDER recent State Convention, in Elizabeth, N. J., for many years. Miss Diane V. Reichardt (Photo by Westrich Photography) Communion Sacrament The next meeting of the Auxili- ary will be held August 18 at the Dr. Sonkin has his office in FORDS — Miss Margaret Ann After a wedding trip through poit rooms. Cranford. Kohler, daughter of Mr. and the Ozarks the couple will re Weds ThoedoreA. Hamer Mrs. Henry John Kohler, St side at 4777 South Spring Street, To Be Observed Sunday Louis, Mo., became the bride of St. Louis. Mo. HOPELAWN — The Holy Spir- Robert Mallen, of Colonia, was John Charles Alexander, 3011 ISELIN — The Sacrament of assistant minister at the local it Roman Catholic Church, Perth best man. Ushers were: Dennis Lafayette Street, on Saturday Holy Communion will be ob- church. You can Have the Amboy, was the setting on Sat- Reichardt, brother of the bride; July 19, 12 noon, at Our Lady of Tickets Now Available served Sunday, August 3, at the The annual Labor Day Picnic urday afternoon, at 4, for the Hopelawn; Jerry Limepeter Lourdes Catholic Church, St irst Presbyterian Church; has been set to begin at 2 P.M. wedding of Miss Diane Virginia Carteret; Ronald Southwell Louis. Rev. Gerald Wilkerson For Hawaiian Night during the two morning worship in the church grove. The Adult Krichardt and Theodore A. Ha- Woodbridge; Ray McElroy, Ave- officiated at the ceremony. The ISELIN' — Mrs.- Carl Ray- services, at 8:45 and 10:15. Rev. FelloWship Club will provide mer. Rev. Falson officiated at nel;(and Lee Vetland, Colonia. reception was held at Bel Air mond, of the annual Hawaiian David D. Prince, pastor, will be grills and charcoal for cooking. Qood tin' double-ring ceremony. William Sebok, cousin of the East Hotel. Night to be held by thy Ladies officiating. Badminton and Volleyball will bridegroom, of Carteret, was Auxiliary to VFW Post 2636 on The church nursery will be be available as well as games Speaking from our own point of view The bride is the daughter of ringbearer. The bridegroom is the 3on of for smaller children. Mr. ..rid Mrs. Edward G. Reich- Saturday, August 23, has an- ivailable, under supervision, - the ao catted "Good Old Days" Mrs. Hamer is a 1965 grad- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Alexan- Mrs. Karl Janke,' church sec- anil, Howard Street. The der, 2 Primrose Lane. nounced that tickets are avail luring the 10:15 service only, weren't so good. Modern prescript- uate of Woodbridge Senior High able. They may be purchased for small children up to four retary, announced the church I)i-ido uroom is the son of Mr. The bride, who was given in tions take so much misery, pain and Mrs. Theodore II. Hamer, School, She is employed as a from Mrs. Raymond, 548-8938 pears of age. office will be open Monday marriage by her father, wore a through Friday, 9 A.M. to 12 FREE and suffering from your life — J64 Holly Street, Port Reading. secretary to the Medical Ser Mrs. Jerry Kline, Co-chairman Church School Classes have vices Administrator at the Wood' white silk organza gown fea- noon, during August. DELIVERY we often wonder how one could turing a bodice, leg-omutton 548-6126 or Mrs. Nicholas Mig- been suspended for the sum Mrs. Alan Wood, of Metuchen, bridge State School, Avenel. Her liorato, president, 283 1081. PHONE stand the "Good Old Days". served as matron of honor. husband, a 1966 graduate of sleeves and sculptured neckline mer, with resumption set for They must have been a hardy Hridosmaids were the Misses Su- of peau d'ange lace embroidered An authentic Hawaiian Band September. Senior and Junior Woodbridge Senior High School located through the assistance o breed. .vin Hamer. sister of the bride- served three years in the U. S with seed pearls. The attached High Fellowships have also sus- Somers Inducted Kl 1- Krtxmi, Port Reading; Barbara Marine Corps, with one year tour train w,as set off by a Urge the Musicians Local in Perth pended meetings. Orsini, rousinof the bride, Rah- duty in Vietnam. He is employed bow of silk organza. A double Amboy.. will be featured. T Arthur Clough, general Churjh 5325 wav; Linda S«bok, San Jose, at the First Federal Savings crown of seed pearls held the event, celebrating the tenth an School superintendent, has been By Lions Club ('alif.: Nancy and Jeannie Job- and Loan, Woodbridge. train-length veil of tulle. She niversary of Hawaii's Statehood installed as Elder Trustee, fill WOODBRIDGE — Joseph P, will begin at 8 P.M. in the Pos lunski, cousins of the brlde- Upon their return from a wed carried a cascade of bridal pink ng the vacancy left by the res Somers was recently installed WE ARE niMin, of Edison. Miss Pamela roses, stephanotis, a white or Hall Route 27. ^nation of William Yopp. Mr. as president of the Woodbridge ding trip to the Poconos, they Beer, and a snack will be Itcichardt, godchild of the bride, will make their home in Hope- chid and ivy. Yopp and his family will be liv Lions Club at a formal installa- PRESCRIPTION nf Kdison, was flower girl. awn. Miss Jean Kohler, sister of srirved. Prizes for the best Ha ng in Japan. tion dinner at the Cobblestone he bride, St. Louis, served as U}M costumes, for both men Inn, Middletown. SPECIALISTS arid' women, will be awarded. David Hillman of the Gideon maid of honor. Bridesmaids Bible Society will be guest Somers has a 100% attendance were Mrs. John Gaal, of St. speaker at the two worship ser record as a lion, and has been, Mrs. Rhoda Schlosser Is ouis and Miss Mary Jo Far. vices on Sunday, August 10 an active member for 15 years, ley, of Cleveland, Ohio. ither speakers for the month of serving as vice-president and HILL George Ascherl, of Flushing, J'n ^raihion Ifoiv ugust will include: August 17, chairman of many committees. Married to Arnold Olsen N. Y., wax best man. Ushers lev. Roger D. Sidener, former Due to the fire at Kenny Acres, were Thomas Berg, Canton, lastor now In mission work; the Woodbridge Lions will meet PHARMACY COLONIA — Mrs. Rhoda Ohio and Joseph Bacchini, South The new sweaters are very ugust 24, Rev. Joseph Garlic at Lou Horner's Ad Lib, Route 587 Roosevelt Ave. Sam Rreslotr Schlijfisrr. 94 Ira Avenue, be- Orange, N. J. )f the Elizabethport Presbyter- 1, Woodbridge, every second and AUTO AIR BAGS long. One, which did not appeal Carteret, N, J. Kt(liUntt fourth Monday of the month at scn. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ru The Department of Transpor- aul Hospital School of Nursing were several inches abov» the 5ullendor of Princeton, student 6:15 I' M. ' euiTrnlly being taken for the an- Credit nual rard party to be held by Sales M. Ocoiia's Altar Rosary So- eieiv Thursday. August 21, 8 Managers I'M. in Lourdes and Fatima Analysts Witf!,. The event is open to the KIND t'uhlir and Mrs Mary Hancock may be contacted for tables, for either vmsll or large groups. Cost Account- + Tax li.iiid leaders are in charge of ti'krf sales and they may get .I'liliiK.nal tickets from Mrs. ant Managers Managers minima Kemps, 549 0778, or Mrs. I '"'kM.v Mynn, 283-1291. When You Open A Regiilar Personal I lie Hnsary Howling League )•*< openings for the coming •-• i,on Persons interested in l.'nOiiiij with it may call Mrs. 1 $10,000 to CHECKING ACCOUNT • le.ip Cordascn, 283 1277. or \!i, Dorothy Wright, 549 0582. •THERE AKE NO SERVICE CHARGES afler fi P.M. any day. PERTH AMBOY RATIONAL BANK L-P Materials are needpd for the of Any Kind If You Maintain KIVE CORNERS, PERTH AMBOY, N. J. "I'K'ly's permanent project. ' mr«r dressings. Worn nut. .., A minimum Balance of $200 I'MI elran. bed sheets are urgent- $25,000 Please send me Information and signature ly needed Ilems may l>p left at cards on your "NO CHARGE" PERSONAL tiie 'hnrcfi office after any Mass BANK BY MAIL FREE... CHECKING ACCOUNTS. on Sunday. SEND RESUME TO . . . DR. KAL|»H P. BARONE G Individual Account • Joint Account New approach to freedom of We Pav Postage Bolh Ways NAME , re;s asked. ADDRESS WRITE OR FILL OUT , r. p. barone CITY STATK STATE JEWELERS COUPON FOR INFORMATION !1 Main SI / Wnodbrldr. M4-1B7I • EXPERT WATCH & JKWELRY REPAIR associates M-n Sm . 9 .tflfi; Frj 4:30-9 INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT (OfiSULTANTS PERTH AMBOY NATIONAL BANK MAIN OlMCIv At tin- I ivr »Vnrr«i" (in Ihr hontt. ni) IVrth Am hoy 73 Main St., Woodbridgr, N. J. (>7»)!t,r> — (201) fi.TI-4300 KIIANCII OniCI,: ('oinrry Blvd. and ltr;i 'oting have been so often de- to a unicameral Legislature o Ed is being married on Aug. 16. thirty members elected from servation Department to acquire • • • cisive in recent times, that act- lands adjacent to the Manas- ual progress in this field is often districts. Considering the limit- Congratulations to Joe Somers on his being installed as presi ations' of space and budget, the quan River in Wall and Howell not as important to politicians dent of the Woodbridge Lions Club at the formal installation oi Farm Bureau believes the New Townships for a future water as is winning the public rela- officers dinner held at the Cobblestone Inn, Middletown. Joe, wh Jersey Legislature does a cred supply system and lands adja- tions battle — and elections. is county industrial commissioner and former Middlesex County itable job. cent to the South River in East Democratic chairman has been an active Lion for 15 years, Actually, Mr. Nixon has a Brunswick and Madison Town- serving as vice prtsident and chairman of a number of com good record in the civil rights ships and the Borough of Sayre. mittees. field but he is currently attemp HIGHWAYS:- New highway ville for a tidal barrier dam and + * • ing to initiate policies and pro construction in New Jersey is ground water recharge poml Wore than 500 ^frlends attended a dinner Sunday night In Tarns which apply to the entire looking up this year after a . Adrian M. Foley, Jr, • the St. James Chnrth dining hall, to say farewell to Sister nation uniformly, not aimed only slump of several years. Newark attorney and former Mary Hugh and Sister Mary Josephns. Both nuns, members at the South. This would bring If adequate financing for in president of the New Jersey State Bar Association, has been of the Sister of Mercy Community, have been teachers at him political rewards, perhaps, ;erstate programs is provided named head of "Lawyers for St James' School for the past 34 yean. Sister Mary Hugh in the South but it would also from federal sources, the State Meyner" in the current guber- has been assigned to Atlantic City. Sister Mary Josephus to eflect a more evenly balanced Department of Transportation Burlington. « • * this year should be able to natorial campaign,., The New approach to the civil rights prob- Jersey Bureau of Securities set U. S. Air Force Captain Richard W. Buickerood, son of Mr lems of the nation. place under contract more than $200 million in construction an all-time record last year in ind Mrs. Walter A. Buickerood, 17S Rowland Ave., Woodbridge, The question to be determined collecting fees totaling $414,802 hat Tieen decorated with the Distinguished Flying Cross for air projects. By way of compari Well Done, Kids n 1972 is whether the main- son, the previous record amount . . Thirty-two opticians and op- action in Vietnam. stream of the nation supports was less than $125 million. tical technicians passed May Captain Buickerood distinguished himself as an F-100 Super the Nixon approach or the tact examinations in New Jersey... The Transportation Bond is- Perhaps the happiest nianin town" "" There"' was ""rib affubt" that Wood- Sabre pilot near Cam Ny when he provided air support for Jemocratg have employed so John R. Flynn, of Cinnaminson, friendly troops engaged in heavy fighting with enemy forces. sue approved by the voters last has been appointed director of this Wfeek is Frank Mufp&yfhta'd or" "Bridge was the'libp winner'all the way, uccessfully ever since 1948, en- November provided $440 mil- Despite adverse weather conditions and heavy enemy ground couraging minorities to see them the State Department of Edu- the department of Parks and Play- The Township youngsters scored a to- fire, he delivered his ordnance with accuracy, reducing the lion in highway funds to apply cation's Office of Federal As- elves as martyrs whose welfare to new hgihways tagged as im Viet Cong capability which enabled the besieged troops to be sistance Programs .. . Bluefish grounds, for the children from the tal of 89 points, while the second place inly Democrats are concerned portant. Last year the depart rescued. of all sizes are reported all Wood^ridge Township Playgrounds, ibout. It it an awesoma public ment developed a transporta- winner, Rahway, was down the lisi He wag presented the medal during ceremonies at Randolph over the ocean from Sandy relations struggle, the unfor- tion master plan which indicat- for the:second consecutive year, walked AFB, Tex., where he is now serving as a T-38 Talon flight train unate part of it is that such a Hook to Cape May . , . Mrs, with 51 points. Of the total in 30 dif- ed there were pressing high Joan Geer of Union County ha* off-With the championship at the 22nd ing instructor in a unit of the Air Training Command. itruggle keeps the nation divi way needs totaling nearly $3 bil- ferent events, Woodbridge kids scored The captain, a graduate of Woodbridge High School, received led unnecessarily • - and in been elected as chairman of tha annual New Jersey Playground Olym- lion beyond those projects which New Jersey Republican County in 19, ef which ten we» first place a B. A. degree in 1965 from Rutgers, The State University, New ome cases minority leaders and were being financed as part of pics. Brunswick, where he was commissioned through the Air Force minorities embittered and the Vice Chairman's Association wins, including three first places in ihe National System of Inter- A circular on records of well* The:Olympics, sponsored jointly by Reserve Officers Training Corps program. He is a member of majority resentful. state and Defense Highways. Zeta Psi. ^ and ground water quality m the State Recreation and Parks Soci- the four shuttle relays. Based on current construction Burlington County has been re- The captain's wife, Josephine, is the daughter of Mrs. Annie osts, the first priority highway ety ami the New Jersey Amateurs Ath- Mayor Ralph P. Barone praised Mr. B. Galloway, R.R. 1, Midwell. Ohio. printed by the State Conserv.v • * * iceds alone totaled more than Murphy and the summer track pro- 1.5 million. It was estimated ion Department Robert K. letic Union (AAU), was held at John Senator Clifford P. Case has announced plans to hold a JUST PARAGRAPHS hat not more than one third of Biekel, an expert on collective F. Kennedy Memorial High School gram directors, Lou Bartha and Herb Civil Service examination on Saturday, October 4, 1969. to his amount could be financed bargaining, has been appointed assist him in selecting his nominees for the United States Stadium, Iselin, as part of the Town- Hollowell for "the outstanding train- rom anticipated Federal and pecial Assistant to the New Air Force, Naval, Military and Merchant Marine Academies ANNONBALL TO ROLL State appropriations during the Jersey Chancellor of Higher ship's "300th Anniversary Celebration. ing and preparation of our playground for the classes entering hi the summer of 1970. Washington — The Interstate lext 10 years. For this reason, Education Tentative regu- This examination is openTb legal residents of the state of ommerce Commission has rul- The.results are a credit to the Physi- participants which enabled our team he department recommended ations for the 1970 fishing New Jersey. All persons desiring ot take the test should that the famed old Wabash cal Fitness Programs in the Township to win such an Impressive victory." hat $1 billion in bond funds be sons have been announced by write to Senator Case, Old Senate Office Building, Wash- ^annonball will continue to roll >rovided to construct at least )etween Detroit and St. Louis the New Jersey Division of Fish and the training the youngsters re- We add our congratulations to Mes- ington, D.C. 20510, no later than August 15, 1969. All candi- he most pressing of the State's and Game ... The State De- or at least one more year be ceived in the various playgrounds un- dates should be at least 17 years old and must not have lighway needs. partment of Agriculture asks srs Murphy, Bartha and Hollowell. At •ause of "great public demand." 1 reached their 22nd birthday by Jnly 1 of the year in which armers who have not been paid dei the direction of dedicated men and 'he commission said 58,538 fare the same time congratulate the young- they will enter one of the academies. or agricultural commodities wortied. sters and say, "Well done, kids." Senator Case has one appointment to fill at each of the raying passengers rode the train FARM WORKERS: Legal ad purchased from them to report academies. Air Force, Military and Naval. Ten nominees, st year. ice will be meted out free of the situation as soon as possible, a principal and nine alternates, will be chosen for each harge to farm workers in South vacancy. All candidates will be required by the Academic N GERM WARFARE [ersey this year, Boards of the respective academies to take the College En- United Nations, N. Y. — Sec; The State Department of Com- CAPITAL CAPERS:- LowMT trance Board examination as well as a medical examina- etary General U Thant has call munity Affairs announced "im ttendance. betting and ravw Welcome To Woodbridge tion and physical aptitude test. AH candidates, except the ;d for a worldwide pact banning poverished farm workers" in ues at Monmouth Park fi»f* qualified principal, will be evaluated and ranked in order he development, production and loucester, Cumberland and Track during the first 35 days of merit by the Academic Boards in consideration of possl- itockpiling of all chemical and Salem counties will be receiv- is a reflection of general eco- Although we are still thinking in the Friday, September 5. A mammoth pa- b!<* selection for alternate appointments to the academics, •erm warfare agents. Thant's ng free legal aid through a $47,- nomic conditions, claims Stain terms of vacation time, September is The State of New Jersey is allocated ten vacancies fnr hree point proposal was sent to XX) program to be operated by Treasurer John A. Kervick . . . rade is scheduled for Saturday, Sep- :amden Regional Legal Serv- not very far away. With September the class entering the Merchant Marine Academy In 1970. the U. N. Disarmament Com- ssemblyman Joseph Azzollna, tember 6. It is estimated it will take Ten yonne men will be authorized to compete for the vacan- mittee. es, Inc. R. Monmouth, claims proposed will come a big event for Woodbridge the parade four hours to pass a given cies existing at this academy. The office will be staffed by construction of an oil pipeline when on September 5 the 83rd point. Trophies are to be awarded to • • • ICKOVER STAYS ON director, two attorneys and a >ff Monmouth Beach U a won- While at a party last week. Emma Sipos remarked to her The Navy has announced that •ommunity worker, all of whom ierful scheme for people wh« annual New Jersey State Exempt Fire- participating fire companies, bands husband, Bill "That's the seventh time you've gone back for ice Adra. Hyman G. Rickover's speak Spanish. Both 'migrant iwn stock in the pipelines . . . men's Association convention will be drum and bugle corps, floats, antique more punch. Doesn't it embarrass you at all?" erm in the Navy's nuclear pro- and day-haul workers will be is far as traffic deaths are rnn eligbile to receive free legal ad- •erned, Saturday is the dearili "No," he replied, "I keep telling them that It's for you." pulsion program has been ex- held here. and modern fire apparatus. pended to January 1972. Rick- Ice and services from * branch >st day of the week, according iffice set up in Bridgeton. The exempts decided to come to To the Exempt Firemen from all With m many churches offering Cadillacs as a first prlie >ver Is director of Naval Reac- o Attorney General Arthur J. Woodbridge to help the community over the state we express our sincere In raffles, Mike Sefchek said that he has heard the Cadillac ts of the Atomic Energy Com- In addition to furnishing legal sills people are going to raffle off a church. iission and deputy commander aid, the office will attempt to celebrate its 300th Anniversary. thanks for coming to Woodbridge to * * * ir nuclear propulsion of the improve the employment sta !v ;us of Farm workers with a Approximately 1,300 State delegates Steve Sepa who just completed building a fine 20 by 40 in- aval Ship Systems Command. help us celebrate our 300th birthday. /iew toward recommending leg ground pool on 'his Bergen Street property could have saved a will attend the convention meeting at And may you have the most success- slation at the next session cf lot of money by letting the week's rainfall fill it instead of having N MEDICARE COSTS he Legislature. Political Notes Woodbridge Senior High School on ful convention ever! :o pay for the water. Th« Senate Finance Commit • • • >e is looking for ways to slop NIXON HAS NEW OFFICE A WOMAN'S TOUCH rising costs of Medicare and ELK HUNT: Bit ganu hunt- President Nixon says he like A woman's touch is being applied to Esso service stations to iMedieaid programs without, gov ers in New Jersey could take his new office in the Executive help them attract customers, especially females. ernment intervention' in fees advantage of a public elk hunt Office Building next to the Whit* "Humble Hostesses" of the Humble Oil and Refining Co. are charged by physicians and planned in December on the Wi- Ride A Bike isiting Esso stations, rating their cleanliness inside and outside, hospitals. Costs and abuses in chita Mountains National Wild- House because it is more, pn including their rest rooms. the two big health programs are life Refuge in Oklahoma. vate. The new office is d The bicycle Is coming back. Oldsters weight and out of condition, any trend Are personnel "neat, clean and shaved?" A hostess judged said to exceed original estimates The present elk population of whenever his schedule consist« them by those standards. by $4.8 billion a year. the reservation of 535 is about entirely of conferences with staff youngsters have begun a trend toward physical conditioning is wel- Stations are rated on factors which women supposedly use 185 more than (he refuge habit members or administration offi- I'.wk to bicycling in the United States, come. Americans enjoy a high stand- n deciding where to buy gasoline and other products. NEW COMMAND CENTER at will support, Most of this cials. The Army unveiled a new $2.7 ;> trend which has doubled sales in a ard of living and a wide variety of good For example, being homemakers and concerned with their own surplus will be trapped and appearance, women look for clean, attractive stations. million Pentagon command cen- transplanted to other suitable ON TROOP CUTBACK lew years. food, yet spend too much time in front Because they have an aversion to the dirt and grease which ter recently. The center, once a areas. About 60 are expected to President Nixon has ordered Manufacturers have realized only get on clothes and gloves, they appreciate neat, clean service storage basement, is equipped be taken by hunting, the only a cutback of 20.000 U. S. troopi of television sets and riding around in with satellite communications recently that new styles and fashions attendants. alternative in certain rugged and civilian employees at for- automobiles. A woman expects windshields to IM cleaned as well as she that permit instant contact with and rocky portions of the ref- eign bases. This will save money in bikes are what the public wants. To- Europeans, who walk more and ride cleans her own windows, and rest rooms which are clean for any major U. S. military unit in uge where trapping would be and "reduce the American pres- herself and her family, the world and is staffed around impossible. ence overseas." but rmtr' <->f *h* •I>v thp high handlebar style is the bicycles frequently, have better post- the clock. Finally, a woman expects courtesy and prompt service. The proposed puhlir hunt U military |tf(i|>'p are in »rl'i:il or ""i;t popular American bike. Colr>ie.l ure and healthier bodies than their lieirig nrtari^'fl t'bv thtli * Kureau (| "";. various styles of seats and small tic her American eonnterpai Is. I'hat Uee* Hint werf plan If il last fall on Main Sirert are MARSHALS ANN KKHS the IIHSII\»M tlioii.nRhfarr ami In • 1 i whfcl'i arc other Iminmtio'n.'j, ' The Nixon Aili!ilni-:trati'irt;,ri,| (ikl.thoniii'i llciiuttufit n A condition should he changed. Dr. 1'niii < (••••lie of years should become »n array of lieantv. Reslilftili plans to n-;k Com.iM fm I- is jWiMl^i- I'nn .<-n .iimri RIUKillT SlUtl'MIS" 11 1 I' ' '•iovi'i nmi'lil WHIIIMI up ill If i vei there • was an appropriate Dudley .White* has done, find is dohif/ • hoillil hike nilv;tn(ii*'P of tlip lowflsnlp'i 'il'or (o liny trees 1'ihiin allowi'in tlie Use of U ; |,;i-,t ye;ir the Sl.ilc li ••••••••ilNiit fi',fiil year, Julie :!0, \tilh

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loner of St. Andrew'! Roman Alpine Cemetery. Perth Amboy. STUDX ON,JJEDICINE ANIMAL LOVERS & BONNY Catholic Church and a member Mrs. Fecht was born in Wood of the Esso Annuitants' Club of bridge and attended public Washington — The Food and Washington — A public affairs Obituaries Linden. schools here. She was a mem- Woodbridge Rec League Schedule Drug Administration revealed in officer of the Natibnal Aeronau- He is survived by his widow ber of the United Methodist a study-report that medicines tics and Space Administration, Mrs. Mary Dennisson Watson; a Church of Woodbridge,. used by'Americans are badly says that letters and phone calls JiMIL HELLEY son, George E., of Piscatawny. labeled and a large percentage from humane and welfare ani- Roman Catholic Church, Buri. Surviving are a son; Ralph of WOODBRIDGE - The Woodbridee Recreation Department are totally ineffective. The thre'e- mal societies have deluged the CAHTERET — The /uncral of was in Resurrection Cemeterj Chatham; a sister, Mrs. Ruth Baseball & Softball League schedule Monday, August thru Fri- day, August 8th, is as follows. ycar $1 million study 'covered office as a result of the dejlhl Kmil Helley, 35 Liberty Street, New Market. LEO I. BLENDOWSKI Chase of St. Mary's iCty, Md., 4,000 drug preparations. of astromonk Bonny. They wlio died Sunday at home was Mr. Ludwig, who had been a,. WOODBRIDGE-Funeral ser- and two grandchildren. PETERSON CLASSIC BASEBALL charged inhumanity in the mon- hold Wednesday morning at the tive for many years in Wood vices were held Tuesday morn MONDAY, August 4th Games at 6:00 P.M. Finch-A.M.A. clash nears a key's death after a nine day Uizub Funeraj Home, 54 Wheel- bridge Township fire fighting o; ing for Leo I. Blendowski of 91 climax. earth-orbiting mission. er Avenue, Rev. Amtrew A. ganizations, died Wednesdaj Claire Avenue in the Leon J. N. TARTAGLIA Hilltop Boys vs. Klique, J, F. Kennedy High Okal offered a requiem Mass July 23, at his home. He was , Gerity Funeral Home, 411 Am- ISELIN — Funeral services Harry Rhodes Scholars vs. Mono's, Fords Jr. High afterward at Sacred Heart Ro retired employee of the Indian boy Avenue. A high Mass of for Nicholas Tartaglia, 60, of 7 Rookies A.C. vs. Pcor^s Express, Avenol Park **•••*•*••*••*••••••••••*•• man Catholic Church. Interment General Corp., Keasbey. requiem was offered afterward Emery Street, who died Mon- 1 day in the Rahway Hospital, CIIUIMU SOFTBALL LEAGUE was in St. Gertrude's Cemetery, Born in Hungary, he had live at St. James Roman Catholic 1 * *- Colonia. in Woodbridge Township for 5. Church. Interment was in Long will be held Friday at 9:30 A.M. Games at 6:10 P.M. Burn in Village Haverstraw, years and was a parshioner o Island National Cemetery, from the Thomas J. Cqstello St. Andrews vs. Iselin Presbyterian, Avenel Jr. Hi t Calendar £ N. Y, Mr. Helley was a resident Our Lady of. Peace Roman Cath Farmingdale, L. I. Funeral Home, Green Street Woodbridge Congregational vs. Avenel Presbyterian, Oak Street of Cartcret for 50 years. He was olic Church. Mr. Ludwig was i Mr. Blendowski died Saturday and Cooper Avenue, followed by a communicant of Sacred Heart member of the United Exemp. en route to Perth Amboy Gener- a high Mass of requiem at 10 ORGANIZATION SLOW PITCH * for Church, and held membership Firemen's Association of Fords al Hospital after he was taken A. M. in the ' St. Cecelia's Games at 6:20 P.M. in the American Federation of Hopelawn and Keasbey, and ill at home, lie was employed Church. Brcnnan's Club \s. Sun Really, Merrill Park #4 Musicians, Local 373 of Rerth member of Keasbey Fire Con us truck driver by the South Burial wiU be held in Holy 5 300th Anniversary of Amboy, Air, Helley was associa- pany. Hudson Trucking Company, Cross Cemetery, North Arling- pRGANIZATION SLOW PITCH ted with Carborundum Corp. of Surviving are his widow, Mrs Bayonne, and was a member of ton. TUESDAY, August 5th Games at 6:20 P.M. $ Woodbridge Township Koasbey as a pattern maker Mary Winkler Ludwig; a daugh Brotherhood of Teamsters Ix)- A resident of Iselin for 15 Fords Fire Co. vs. Hopelawn Engine Co., Fords Jr. Hi for 23 years. ter, Mrs. Veronica Balint o cal 560, Baypnne. He served in years, Mr. Tartaglia was a par- Woodbridge Teachers vs. Woodbridge Jaycees, Avenel Jr Hi !*•••••••••••••••••••••••••* His mother, Mary Helley, died Hopelawn; two sons, Andrew G the U. S. Navy in World War II. ishioner of St. Cecelia's church. Little League Managers vs. Satans Athletic Club, Colonia Jr. Hi AUGUST A native of Brooklyn. Mr. in 1942. Ludwig, a lieutenant in Wood He was born in Somerville and Avenel Fire Co. vs. Corona Construction, Avenel Park J August 3 — Drum and Buglj Corps competition, with 300th aa- Surviving are his widow, Irene, bridge Police Department, anc Blendowski had lived in Wood- had resided in Jersey City. Purple Hazers vs. Don Bosco Council, Oak Street bridge for 25 years and was a ' nivcrsary theme. Sponsored by Blue Angels Dluni and Zanat Helley; a son, Ronald of Ernest A. Ludwig of East Bruns The deceased was employed Sun Realty vs. Lucky Spot. Boynton #1 : ' Bugle Corps, 2 P.M. at John F. Kennedy Memorial High Carteret; a daughter, Mrs. Joyce wick; 13 grandchildren; a bro parishioner of St. James' ..j a shipping clerk for the Gene Schreiners vs. Port Reading Fire Co., Merrill Park Tami, also Carteret; a brother, church. School Field, Iselin , Approximately 20 units ti partici- ther Charles of Fords; and three Hyatt Roller Bearing Company St. Cecelia s K. of C. vs. Rahway Camp, Rahway Camp pate. Edward Helley, ST., West Bright- sisters, Mrs. Rose Dschida and Surviving are his widow. Hel- plant at Harrison. wood, Monterey Park, Calif.; his en Petro Blendowski; two sons, ORGANIZATION SLOW PITCH Mrs. Veronica Rockensios of As He is survived by his wife, SEPTEMBER father, John Helley, Pinellas toria, L.I., and Mrs. Anna Tot ,eon J. Blendowski of Morris WEDNESDAY, August 6th Games at 6:20 P.M. Park, Fla.; and one grandchild Plains and John J., at home; Mrs. Theresa Vitale Tartaglia, September 5 and 6 — New Jersey State Exempt Firerrlen'j As- of Jackson Heights, L.I his mother, Mrs. Florence Blen- a son, Nicholas Jr., at home, a Nomads vs. Commando's, Fords Jr. Hi sociation Convention and Parade. Parade will-be held dowski and a sister, Mrs. Thel- daughter, Mrs. Ann Sheridan, Brennans Club vs. Purple Eagles, Merrill Park September 6 and will have 300th Anniversary ai theme. MRS. ELIZABETH POMAZI MRS. ROBERT MAZZEI ma Beatty of North Mijmi Lyndhurst; a brother, Armen- PETERSON CLASSIC BASEBALL . I . . Beach, Fla. :lo Polmieri in Florida; three CARTERET - Funeral ser- COLONIA — Funeral service Marauders vs. Port Reading K. of C. , Avenel Jr. Hi Dedication of monuments In memory of Jamei vices were held this morning were held Monday morning fo. sisters, Mrs. Amelia Panico Parker who printed first newspaper in the State and Mrs. Phylis Tomrriassiello Kings vs. Classic 9, Oak Street (Wednesday) for Mrs. Elizabeth Margaret M. (Devito)Mazzei, MRS. LEONARD ZOLLNER • of New Jersey in Woodbridge and in memory of Jonathan Orban Pomazi, 76, of 31 Roose- 49, of ll Marlboro Lane, from of Newark and Mrs. Theresa t CHURCH SOFTBALL LEAGUE Dunham who ran the first grist mill In the StGeneral Hospital, day for Mrs. Ethel Tyrell Kuz- at Elizabeth General Hospital Mrs. Zollner, who died Sunday ma, 30, of 22 Larch Street, wife Witco Chemical vs. Tenneco Chemical, Avenel Jr. Hi Elizabeth. She was the widow of was a member of the Coloni Electro Dynamics vs. Wdge. R.C.A., Colonia Jr. Hi OCTOBER John Pomazi. n the Clara Maass Hospital, of George Kuzma, who died Chapter of Deborah. Belleville, is survived by her this morning at the Perth Am- Eliz. Town Gas vs. Amato Carpet Service, Iselin Jr Hi. CHURCH MONTH — All houses of worship to hold fervicei. Born in Hungary, she had re- Surviving are her husband, husband, Leonard Zollner. boy General Hospital. Natvar Corporation vs. Kleen Sweep, Avenel Park sided in Carteret for 58 years. Robert, a son, Bruce and three Born in Newark, she attended Colonial Pipeline vs. Engelhard Min. & Chem., Boynton £1 NOVEMBER Mrs.. Pomazi was a member of Arrangements for the funeral Ronson Corporation vs, Hess Oilers, Merrill Park daughters, Kathe, Patti and Bar Newark public schools, and mov are being made by the Flynn November 15 — Formal Tercentenary Ball, at Seven Archef, the Ladies Society and Mission bara, all at home a sister, Mrs id to Avenel four years ago. Society and an organizer of Lhe and Son Funeral Home, 424 HEAVY SENIOR FAST PITCH Perth Amboy. Carmclla Palante of Belleville; Besides her husband she is East Avenue, Perth Amboy. Calvary Baptist Church. Servi- four brothers, Peter of Nutley urvived by ' three children, FRIDAY, August 8th Games at 6:20 P.M. November 21 — Joint Thanksgiving services. es of the church, for the first Alfred, Kenneth and Eugene oi Mrs. Kuzma was a member Leonard, Jr., Angel and Esther of the St. Paul's Evangelical Fitzgerald's A.C. vs. A&O. Sweet Shop, Avenel Park DECEMBER five years after organization, West Orange, and her fnihcr Al \nn, all at home; her mother, Local Finance Co. vs. Eastern Airlines, Merrill Park were conducted in her home. fonso Devito, also of West Or Reformed Church, Perth Am- December 27 — Ninth Annual Bebutante Ball, with TereenWnary 'Irs. Mary Celestino of Scotch boy. A native of Tottenville, Engelhard Eagles vs. Kolibas Cardinals, Carteret Park Surviving are six daughters, ange 'lains; a brother, Dominic Ce- Theme, to be held at Winfield Scott Hotel, Elizabeth,- unfler tha Mrs. Stephen Medwiek and Mrs. she had lived in Sewaren sponsorship of the Woodbridge Township Business and Profes- cstlno of Hazlet; five sisters, and Port Reading for the last A Way To Save Edward Macalik of Carteret; ilrs. Miehelina P a 1 i 11 a of sional Women's Club. Mrs. William Csete o Colonia, GEORGE WATSON 11 years. Bearcat Registration "Are you saving any money December 31 — All bells in Township to be rung at midnight to 1 cotch Plains, Mrs. Margaret FORDS — The Fords Youth Mrs. Ernest Cziraky of Boca AVENEL — The funeral o. Vranes of Hazlct, Mrs, Theresa hi addition to her husband since you started your budget ring out Tercentenary year and to welcom* th* 301st Raton, Fla. and Mrs. John George K. Watson. 73. of 2< she is survived by two daugh- Association, sponsors of the year. Gianato of Iselin, Mrs. Mary "Bearcats" Pop Warner Foot- system?" Haydn and Mrs. Vincent Alahl of 2hase Avenue, who died Satur- ters; Susan and Jill, and a son, (NOTE: Additions to this calendar should be In this office n» 5erratelli of Roselle Park and ball team will hold registration "Sure. By the time I get it La Grange, Ohio; three sons, day in Union Memorial Hospit- Wrs. Louise Burke of West George Russell, all at home; later than Monday of each week. If your organization is planning Joseph Orban of Colonia, John al, was held Tuesday in the nor parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ar- for all boys of Woodbridge Town- straightened out every evening, (eansburg. ship August 1, 4, 6 and ' a program to mark the 300th Anniversary of the Township Orban of Rahway and (icza Or- Leon J, Gerity Funeral Home thur Pearson, Carteret; two it's too late to go anywhere." please let us know). ban of Elyria, Ohio; 21 grand- 411 Amboy Avenue. Wood sisters, Mrs. Joan Marsh of Tot Fords Junior High field starting 6:00 P. M. children and six great grandchil- bridge. A high Mass of requiem MARGARET EAK tenville and Mrs. Beverly Al- Boys aged 10 through 13 and dren. was offered afterward in WOODBRIDGE — Funeral prentis of Carteret; two broth- Andrew's Church. Burial was icrvices have been arranged for ers, Leonard Tyrell of New 70 lbs. through 115 are invited :n St. Gertrude's Cemetery, Co Dorp, S. I., Arthur Pear- to register. Boys must be accom- BEST BROS.-PAINT FACTORY ANDREW M. LUDWIG riday morning at 8:30 from the p panied by a parent and bring onia. eon Gerity Funeral Home, 411 son Jr., of Carteret. FORDS — The funeral of An- Mr. Watson had retired after their birth certificate. drew M Ludwig of 30 Liberty Vmboy Avenue, followed with a BUY DIRECT FROM OUR FACTORY AND SAVE! 41 years service as a machinist igh Mass of requiem for Mar- Street was held Saturday morn- with the Bayway Plant of Stan iirct (McLeod) Eak of 14 L A. STANLEY MUNDY PRESBYTERIANS WIN ing in Flynn and Son Funeral dard Oil of New Jersey. unns Lanp, Woodbridge, whu WOODBRIDGE - Funeral CARTERET — The First Home, 23 Ford Avenue. A high A native of New York City ied today at the home of her services are scheduled for Tues- Presbyterian Club beat Vinsko's Mass of requiem was offered Mr. Watson had lived in Avenel son, Frank Eak, Jr., in Virginia day in Virginia Beach, Va., for Old Timers, 7-2, as Dan Kostek EXTERIOR LATEX HOUSE PAINT afterward in Our Lady of Peace or 29 years. He was a parish Beach, Va. A. Stanley Mundy, a director of homered. In other games in the! She was born in Woodbridge the Middlesex Water .Company Softball Slow pitch league, St. iind had resided here for 69 and founder and senior partner Demetrius eked out a one-runj years. A parishioner of St. of the A. Stanley Mundy and 7-6 triumph over St. Joseph's .lames' Church, she was also a Co. contractors. Woodbridg-e, Holy Name Society, the Knights member of the Altar and Rosary who died yesterday in the New of Columbus'scored a close one Society. England Baptist Hospital. over Ernie's Bar. 87, and the Her husband. Frank, died on Mr. Mundy, who was also a Little ^League Managers dp Oclolm- 26, 1968. Besides her director of the Hydro Construe feated the Pusillo AC. tossers, SHIELD Over Half Oniury sun, Frank Jr., she is survived tors Inc., of Stratford, Conn., liv- 10-8. Of Personal Service by a daughter, Mrs. Raymond ed in Virginia Beach. LATEX HOUSE To All Faiths Kstenes, Middietown; two sis- He was the son of the late WIN TITLE Throughout Middlesex County ters, Mrs. Veronica Keating and Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose (Caroline CARTERET — J. & L. Auto- Mrs. Catherine Kotzun of Wood- Carmen) Mundy and the hus- Body coppea the title In the Car ! bridge, and six grandchildren. band of the late Mr. Ethel teret Little League, American Burial will be in St. James' Higham Mundy, who died in No- division, by a margin of four Cemetery, vember 1968. full games. GREINER Friends may call at the fune- Surviving are a daughter, In four games played this ral home form 2 to 5 P. M. and Mrs. Marilyn E. Cleary of Mc- week, Frank's Department 7 to 10. Store nosed out Metro Glass, Lean, Va.; two sons, Stephen H. 6-5, Jack Pages won over Food FUNERAL HOME! and Alfred S., of Virginia Beach; prottcti yw town Market. 5-3, Knights of a long-lolling vinyl «hi«ld. Whila Inc. MRS. ADELE V. FECHT a brother, Albert C. Mundy of Columbus defeated the Sports Established 1899 WOODBRIDGE — Funeral Plainfield; three sisters. Mrs. man Association and the Cart services for a former resident Caroline June Juenemann and eret Auto Parts was a 4-2 win- . K. Kain, Pres.-Manage of Woodbridge, Mrs. Adele Va- Mrs. Marian Sanborn, Plain- ner over U. S. Metals. P. W. Borden, Director lentine Fecht, who died this field; and Mrs. Robert Pitten- morning at the Overbrook Hos- ger of Wanamassa, and eight Catty 44 Green St.. Woodbridge, ME 4-0264 pital, Cedar Grove, are sched- grandchildren, Mrs. Smith — Whenever I'm uled for Friday morning at 11 The funeral services are to in the dumps as I was yesterday o'clock at the Greiner Funeral be held at 1 P. M. Friday at the I just get myself a new hat. Home, 44 Green Street, Wood- D. Oliver Funeral Home, Mrs. Jones — I was wonder bridge. Burial be in Virginia Beach. ing where you got them. IN STOCK! NO WAITING! SANITAS - WALLTEX VINYL FLOCKS Long Distance fish stories VINYL MURALS - PRE PASTED VINYL ire cheaper after 7RM. iS? WALLPAPERS weekdays and all day Select the Wallpaper or Sanitas You Need ... Take It Homo With Saturday and Sunday. You Same Day As Purchajedf That's when you can talk for No Need to Go Through the & less. So, save the story about the "uss of Ordering It ... Be- one that got away for after 7 P.M. :ause We Have It in Stock! or for any time Saturday and Sunday—when rates are lower. 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Confessions will be heard Sat ton Street, at 10:45 P.M. dueled by girls of the parish, | Modal, with Muss piwerhnif, First Friday Observance uirday from ;i:30 to 5:30 in the Fourteen Masses Will be laid will be available during all!and. bcjipdiclinn of the Most ! afternoon, and from 7 to 9 in theSunday, August ,1, a* follows: Masses in Room-20(5, for •smallj Blrssrd Sacrampnt enmmf-mo evening. Religious school for 6.II0, 1;\5, 8. 8:45, 9:45, 10:3childre0 n whose parentg want to rated afterward. public school children, usually and 11:15 A.M. and 12 noon in attend services. . I ~ Die Mayor Reports Listed at St. Cecelia's held on Saturday morning, has the upper, or main, church; also Masses, activities and sor been suspended for the summer 9:15, 10, 10:45 and 11:30 A.Mvice. s for the remainder of tho by ISELIN —The observance' of (T h u r s d a y), in preparation, months. and 12:15 P.M. in the lower week of July 21 include: Tues- Brussels — Diplomats report First Friday will be held this from 4 to 5:30 in trip afternoon Men of the parish, with the church, liOiirdes and Fatima day, Augusl 5, 8:30 P.M., meet |West European member nations week at St. Cecelia's Church, and from 7:30 to 9 in the eve Holy Name Society, will parti Halls; and 10 AM: Mass cele- ing of St. Vincent de Paul So iof the North Atlantic Treaty Or- brated in Roosevelt HAspital An- are all for Moscow Ralph P. Barone, Pti. D. according to Very Rev. MonninR. jcipate in monthly. Nocturnal fifty, i IIooin 107; Wednesday, signor John M. VVilus, pastor. Other Masses scheduled for (Adoration, Friday, from 11 P.Mnex. . Menlo Park'. Ausu.st 6, 7:30 P.M.. the onntTIi and Washington trying to halt Two Masses will be celebrated the remainder of this week in- itii midnight, at SI Mary's The Sacrament of Baptism nous novena to SI. Jiule, patron'the a1 mis face, but they fear HIP at 7AM. and at 9 A.M. Confes- clude: tomorrow, !l A.M. anChurchd , I'erlh Amboy. Cars will will be administered at I I'M.jof hopeless cusi's and the niivm.-ii United Slates may trade away sions will be heard tomorrow Saturday, 7 and 9 A.M. leave the parking area, on Sul A baby sitting service, con IO Our Lady of the Miraculous their .security, -il in I lie sladimr. of UJCI Kennedy Memorial High School ui V. Ki niK'i'ly .Memorial High!.Stadium. My advice to you is — M'*I nil July IS and watched don't miss it! This competition i inn ,niil Imyle corps com wLU be under the direction of the In>n N|>i)ii.ioi'i'il hy the Saints 13h.« Angels of Iselin and 20 id Buyle Corps of Ourunits are scheduled to take part. 1 .lily I'c-acc Church, Fords. The directors of the Blue BRICK CHURCH APPLIANCE A. 'l looked on with decided AIIROIS tell me that it will be the 1 could not help butfirst competition, of its kind in iliink that the competition, wliicil the area for four championships IS p, of the 3()0th annivei's- are involved — first, for color, iny celebration of Woodbridge guards; second, standstill, Fife Tmvn>hip, was aptly named — and Drum Corps; third, skiiid by hundreds of thousands of satisfied customers! ''.Music in Splendor". still Drum and Bugle Corps and rated fourth for marching and mancu There was only one word for vcring Drum Corps. The units, I (he prosrain _ tremendous! To have been informed, will comr me it was just another examplefrom all over New Jersey ami AGAIN.. New Jersey's most popular of the wonderful things our Pennsylvania. .vnimy people can and do accom- Since the August 3 competition plish with the aid of unselfish is also a part of the 300th Anni parents. I have been told that versary Celebration, it should Appliance chain for dependability..safisfaction the- adults involved work hard draw a large crowd of well wish and Ions to provide the many ers. necessities for the corps. The If you attend, f am sure you kids, themselves, should be con will be as thrilled as I was when service and savings on 'ALL' top brands! «ratulaU'fl because they give up I watched the Saints sponsored many leisure hours to practice competition. so they may become excellent You can rest assured I will do ADMIRAL musicians and perform with prc my very best to attend Sunday's cision and accuracy. It waevens t and give these high type 22 CU. FT. FROST FREE really exciting to watch the var-youngsters my support. With ious corps in competition. If I young people like these interest v, ere a judge I certainly could cd in music and marching, we free! free! not have made a decision — they can't go wrong. The more 1 SIDE-BY-SIDE were all good. watch our young people I cannotj IMMEDIATE DELIVERY And now I ain told that an- help but think how lucky we are other Drum and Bugle Corps in Woodbridge Township when REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER I, competition will be held Sunday we see what is happening in other communities. .il 2 I'. M., also at the John F. CARLOADS SOLD LAST WEEKI Only 351 inches wide, rc»l out whaels for easy mov Couple Exchange Vows ing. Adjustable refrigerator shelves. Fea- 'S • mm m lures adjustable jhelvei on refrigerator fi • I^CC • •fCC • door. Hat ieparat* control for freezer. In St. Stephanas Church Separate control for refrigerator. Wh. Only FULL YR. SERVICE i v.m. ^ urn' exchanged Saturday, 2 Mrs. .Mizerek is a graduate of 0000000000000000000000000^003 I1 M., between Miss Diane Ce- Woodbridge Senior High School H H CU. IT S celia Stankovilz, daughter of Mr.She received her Bachelor of Rl (RlfiFRATOR REGULAR 518! SAVE <80 ,uid Mrs. John W. Stankovitz, 38 Arts degree from Newark State Worden Avenue, and Thomas College in 1967 and is a first Joseph' Mizerek, son of Mr. and grade teacher at Avcnel School era *=>< Mrs. Joseph Mizerek. Middle- 23. everything sold sex, St. Stephen's Roman Cath- Her husband was graduated olic Church, Perth Amboy, was from Middlesex High School. Me the setting. attended Eastern Kentucky Uni '££§ fully guaranteed! Miss Lois Orosz served as versity, Richmond, Ky., and re in a id of honor. Bridesmaids ceived a Bachelor of Science de Mere the Misses Lillian Augus- gree from Rider College, Tren- tine and Patricia Posluszny. ton. He is a senior public ac Mi>3 Karen Roessner was countant for S. D. Leidesdorf ihiwer girl, and Co., CPAs in New York Thomas (Judusky was best City. OPEN A BRICK CHURCH APPUANCE "REVOIVIMO" CHAROt ACCOUNT m,iu and Kenneth Mizerek and After i wedding trip to Ja <.. r.ilii Slankovitz were ushers. maica the" couple will reside l«e.in Kovalewich was ring- in Piscatarvay.

Squad Captain Gives FREE DOIVfRYl ALL FAMOUS MAKE FREE PEUVERYI H. Sclmumburg FRII JWVICII 11.7 Cu. Ft. 2 DR. 2 DOOR AUTOMATIC FREE SERVICE! Hrrcnt Calls Report REFRIGERATORS FORDS — Captain Frank I'I \|)fck of the St. John's First Guest Speaker REFRIGERATOR REFRIGERATOR Aid Si|uad reported 528 calls ISELIN—Harry Schaumburg. mre answered during the pact Jr., recently appointed College Separate zero degree freezer A Fabuloui Value At Only ... five mouths, January to May. Youlh Representative for the These included: 204 trans- New Jersey and New York Dis ports, 17(5 emergencies, 47 mo-tricts of the Assembly of God i'ir vehicle accidents, 85 fires. was guest speaker at the Iselin I.1 industrials and 4 community Assembly of God Church on ADMIRAL • HOTPOINT • AMANA i-mces. 16,800 pounds of oxySunda- y evening, according to •rn were consumed, 1,318 manRev. Samuel Clutter, pastor of WESTINGHOUSE • FRIGIDAIRE the local church. Mr. Schaum hours were expended and the K^VINATOR • FROST QUEEN .inilmlanccs traveled C418 burg is the son of Rev. Hairy miles. Schaumburg, a former pastor of Anyone who has not contfib- the church. uled to the annual Fund Drive Mr. Sohaumburg, a graduate '•• requested to mail in their of Central Bible College in One of our 'Better' Buys! donations as soon as possible. Springfield, Missouri, was sc lected to appear in "Who's ANOTHER CARLOAD JUST IN! Revolt against Wilson's labor VVho" in College and Universi i' form grows. ties in lftf.8-1969. While a student at Central Bible College he was active in organizing Chi Alpha groups in colleges and universi •Ii5>. ties in Missouri, Kansas and jyt. Arkansas as well as the Univer- sity of Mexico and the Universi J[**ai ty of the Americas, both located in Mexico City, Mexico. Chi Alpha is a student organ ization, sponsored by the As • semblies of God for the purpose of establishing a "beachhead for evangelism" on campuses. L Mr. Schaumburg as College t.,,,,, Oil. Notionol (rand. '• Youth Representative will he ..r.lnt o» nil mokw •» bytiwf* active in establishing Chi Alpha f,r Fail urtie* )iul groups in New Jersey and New give IU a calf. York. Mr. Schaumburg attended SIMONE BROS. Kearny High School and gradu Another Carload! UNOEN, N.J. ated from Clifton High School He attended LeToumeau Col Factory Fresh 634-26'J4 lege in Texas, where he major ed in aeronautic technology and 486-2726 received his pilot's license. Frosl-Free 21.4 Cu. Ft. Side-by Side Repeat Sale of Factory Fresh Famous Make 15,5 Cu. Ft. Top Mounted You Can Depend en LINDEN LUMBER! Great Home Remodeling Refrigerator-Freezers 21.2 Cu. Ft. Frost-Free Sitfe-by-Sides Frost-Free Refrrg.-Freezer I DEOUlAtiy )44««] SAVE $101 « jL, REG. $258 SAVE $$0

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"I'lli: SOUND Ol' MISIC". WoodhridKe Township Summer Music School is now in icsidcitcc ;il Iselin Junior lli".h Scliou). M KANIMJI II, I'AliTICII'ATlON: A difficult instrument t<> p l;i^. these music students arc shown rfrriviiij; instructions in under the direction of Nicholas Knmeu, supervisor of insli muenlal music in HIP Township school sxsicpn. AIIIHC is a string n,,. Kronen limn friim Hi.nalrf (.ahari, instructor, (ar riRhl. Others, lelt In riuht art' Donald Murphy. MaiKaii'l Wyatt, Calh-

ensemhlr. ltr;n\ Sell U> ii^ht. Carl Heitineycr, liohert Wild, William Shram and lane Ho hi. I hint i o\\, Teresa Itiiilon. IS;u- inK liiitrhins. Concerts of the full orchestra were presented each Wednesday and Friday morning this month.

liara Wild, JoAnn Krupe>, (iaiy lurk, liohcrt Coyne, llona ISn/.irk anil William kreisel. I lie instructor is I'aidella lloerr.

*4 WOODWIND KNSLiMBt.FC: These fntlUe music i.ms are receiving nistnu lions in the woodwinds ami in- enlliusiasllc over the . .-.. s which will dose Ai'^nst I uith a niin.i in >|enill 1'.,, k. Iselin Citloma seil of (he lowusliip. Lilt In r in lit, I'.eth Bl; Si:selakis. flute; ltobert Bernatos, clarinet; Craig Hughes, French Horn; kathy O'Neill, hasson; Lauren Zahel, oboe; Judy "> TWIULKliS: As part of the IVHOilliiiilsr 'lounslnp .Siiinniei Si lux.I „ < 0111 sr in l\\ulinn is

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llh Tin- olilv meetin- in Aii^u-I ilury ol Hi oli-i lioil l'iiL' CU .. | Troon Ictill' IhHIHK A Jui ewcll (JJI Iv UJI uUo held le lrj| H.-l. I MI;I iS • C;tp|jiii r i juni |\\ill be lickl on Monday• ,• An-iisl mil |)UHj j|, aliiiujl picini' on ,, . Im [\\u si.slrr Muut^ Sii'jun* " Truup iiude -.hide,! IM> -, y I.minuter 4 al 8 M al Sl 1Ul1 llal I i i,,,l of the St John's Kitsl! ' l " , jTiifsda),, , AuttusH 5, -C - I'....M. . ilt Glimmer I uciltioit iieumug and Maureen M irtm ^d 'd uuw-eiv and cull-.-.d pie. I'll! • I.Hues St i ••!• I In ,i :,|, ,.., Siiu.d reported 97 calls,'!"-!to.j_u.._*_o...elle Sl.tel. ^ home o Mrs I.-ene K,rm . FoHI.S - Junior iiir| Sr.u.U,,,, Kradllal,f, lo (:;l(l,,( SconU and repaired book, ami « I'ltius for i i rw \u0rnri fir hi< tnnn h D'l V, MJ I lit llSf>n /WCllUP. I' i> f'S -I- , . i , i i i » i i i i r . Imn to in ill urck llrhrcv. c!.-i -, ... ;.• answerpft toi me monin . s. | r0()).( „,,,., ||n(lri. ,(u, |,,H,|Pr : Acliv dies during thf yr,n- rr-for ilipir ser'.ice proircc\.t '. 'Yhwltrligions. School i;- (•••:• i '": l.nti vl'id: nl > . liv . f)

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.-, -M-. ronsumed »nd ^2 fires for Ihe month nf Imp ir«t n,th, iVorkCif. h»ra VOJPI jtprl Kll'-n M.dvikh n^nce in Saturdav Spp|r,,,Wrr \| ' YOUR POLICE PAGE EIGHT Wednesday, July 30,1969 Leader-Press Woodbridge Wins Its 2nd 'Olympics'

Board of Ed. Announces Woodbridge Rec. League Standings

CHURCH SOFTBALL LEAGUE PETERSON CLASSIC W L BASEBALL inature Golf Winners • Peoples Express Avenel Presbyterian 12 2 St. Andrews " 10 2 Klkiue Normanipila, 68; Denise Bonner, 69; 62; Phillip Kollien, 62; Alan!St. Anthonys 8 6: Hilltop Boys director of the Wood-1 Debbie Cook. 70; Cathy Ahimb- Zietiitner, 63; Jeff Edmonds, St. James 6 7; Marauders T.pwnship Hoard of Kd vie. 70; Carol Anderes, 70; Cathy 65; Ron Hooban, 66; Gary Zie- lselin Presbyterians 5 9 Harry Rhodes Scholars u .11 Tide 1 SummeSum r Pro- Kipilap, , 71; Miriam Vargasg, , 72;; semer, 68; Richard KolUjn, 68; Wdge. Congregational 4 9 Kings b Eli ^IIU, aiinoiinri-d the following Janet Hooban, 72; Elaine Demp- Mike Flanagan, 68; Bart Bajek, Wdge. Presbyterians 4 14 iMono's r. .nils of the Title I Open -Min- sey. 73; Darlene Shields, 77. 69; Joe Sabo, 70; Jame^ Sabo, Games Played: Port Reading |K. of C. !11ro Golf Tournam.nt held at BOYS — Dan Hooban. 53; Au- Hookies 72; Paul Patten, 72; Mark Dem- Ave. Pres. 24 - Ise. Pres 7 Uuodhridjje Miniature G o 1 f gie Vliet, 59; Harry Vliet, 61; St. Anthonys 7 - St. James 6 Classic 9 Course in Avenel. Tom O'Neill. 61; Anthony Bajek, psey, 72; Kevin Green, 73. Galaxy Geeks GIRLS INDUSTRIAL SOFTBALL Lselin Hustlers 0 6 8 Year Olds — Janet Hooban, LEAGUE Giimcs Played: 12: Klaine Dempscy, 73. American Division Peoples Exp. 7 • Port Read. 0 11 Year Olds — Diane Wolf, 66; Kleen Sweep 6 0 Kings 4 - Klique 2 IVnise Bonner, 69; Debbie Cook, Carteret Rec. Dept. Standings Gulton Industries 4 Oi Peoples Exp. 17 • Scholars 5 7ii; Cathy Aliimovic, 70; Dar- Tenneco Chemical 4 31 Wno Shields. 77. Hess Oilers 2 3 10 Year Olds — Michelle Gar- STANDINGS I Carteret Bank & Trust 5 12 Ronson Corporation 2 4' Kaskiew & Food delta, 61; Daphne Bonner, 64; BABE RUTH LEAGUE Fire Co. #1 4 12 Natvar Corporation I .4; Cathy Kipila, 71; Miriam Var- SECOND HALF Carteret Delicatessen 2 15 Eliz. Town Gas 1 6 gas. '72. St. Joseph 1 0 Machinery To INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE U Year Olds — Robin Ed- St. Elizabeth 1 0 National Division munds, 52; Karen Lukacs, 63; Sabo's Sport Shop 0 1 EAST Kaskiw Plumbing 15 4 Amato Carpet Service 5 1 Meet In Series PRESENTATION OF TROPHY: Bill Morion, meet chairniuii, imstiils Hie championship tro- Marilyn Flanagan, 63; Ann Ma- General Democ, Org. O 0 Colonial Pipeline 4 2 phy to Frank Murphy, \Vnodltii obtained nl ihr office of thence joi'i.illnn, I.uhe Hr|w, Roosevelt Park, WillWilliai m C Cramer Jr.J , AIAIAA, NCARBNCARB , AAn ••III' North 22" 12' East 100 feet to point; thence KIUMIII. New _ ! I'hlti'cl,. :il7 Main Sued, Woodbrldge, Honored at Testimonial (IN SOVIET TALKS Situ 'Mirations nm.v lie obtained ul the New Jersey, upon payment al a deposit 121 North 67° 12' Wcit JO (ert to Milne ol tlir Secretary (Jurlng liiwinets ol $50.00. point; them-e President Nixon has all InPIII-S ! l*ld« mint, be niihrrfltled In .lire' <3I •-• South 22" 12, ' WeM 100 (eel to — A total of their many years of devotion Iii : :m,-: AlullK Chi- same South 07 « Ivist I'ansli rtilniinuU'il in a testi- Hi Moscow, will lie called to inn lor one ill school year. jflosod In aealrd envelopes Marios Ihe: so feel to the point and place of I»W,LN: monial dinner for two Sisters of had been previously stationed check In the iiinnunl of \0'"r name of the bidder on the outside, end MM;. 1 help negotiate proposed CUIJJS SAID premises have herptofnre- licen Mercy of Si, James' School Ka- hero wort. present. on Stralegif arms with the So »r tlic bid or a bid bond must accompany addrewied lo the Tort Reading Board of . 1 all |,|i|s l-lre Commlnslonirs, Fire District No. 2,1 referred lo aa 1-ots 7-1, Block"bSJB, on cnlty on Sinultiy. The two sisters Gifts wen presented from the viet Union. Former Deputy Sec Illds urv lo be placed In a scnlrd on- Went Avenue, I'ort Rradin|,uNew Jersey,:"iap entitled, "riot I'lan Chain Ol lin. IMVC hci-ii assigned to a new various parish organizations, in- rctary of Defense Paul Nitze • — aiitl plainly markud "HID I'ltO-Und must be accompanied by a icrtlfl- situated In Boroimh of Cartcrci. Middle- I'USAI. MIR kale ill a Himdinii Company aulhorizeil lol SUM County, N, J.. December. I9j|, I-mus uiis.siuii. clutiinf! tin' Altar-Rosary Socie- and former Secretary of the Air 1 1 The Ilciiild ,.l Pilnntuin ii'wrvM Hie * business In the Slate of New Jersey, ! . Bool, C.E. k Surveyor, revised April in ty; I'TA; Holy Name Society; , , ,,, D.rt . f"hwe1 «««•'"« l" ""•»'»h a bid bond in ihe'W which nmn has not been fiWd but Ihe liesiimonial was held y Force Ilnruld Hrown, wi|l also l-llilll ...... k. Imls anlo di,.jec lo twaiv »nye , anally oriiihirnnlilie pn.t '/',. <^",s Rmoml „, ,„,.. of lhi. Mlnlrai.ti and dL,.|»ubmlttod lo the Veterans Admlnlstra- (Si .lanii's' Dining Hall, where CYO; Hoard of Directors (if SI. he called to help. livercd to the place and-on Ihe hour] "in for tract approval, parishioners and friends paid James' High School of Religion; Ihe best interest «r Ihe Board. mentioned The above description Is In accordance DEFENSE SPENDING STUDY (Irorge II. Hell, Secretary The Hoard of Fire 'commissioners re-1 with a "urvey made by '.ouis P. Horn. I tribute tu Sister Mary Hugh for Middlesex Council H!>7, Knights Jiiseph P l.nmb, Treiidunt ..,., .serves the right to reject any aid alljC.E. L Surveyor, 117 Smitli St.. I'erih 111 years and Sisler Mary Jo- of Columbus; John ,1. (iril'fin President Nixon has appointed C'ARTKRET BOARD OF EDUCATIOIBMN I'''da U deemed to the best'interest lo do! Amboy, N. J., dated July 1. W53, and I..I'. 7/30/119 jsi-phus for Xi years of loyalty Assembly, Fourth I) c g r e e (iilhi'it W. FitzhuKh, t» head a 'so. continued to February 10,, 1954 panel that will make a 12 month NOTICE By order of the Board of Commission- Being thi* premises commonly known anil ik'dieation to the parish. Knights, Court Mercedes 7lii). ers. study of the Defense Depart Take Notice that KENNY ACRES, INC., and designated aa No. » Laurel Street, Geninl Ualton, master of ce- Catholic Daughter: of America; t/a Kenny Acres,-has applied lo the Mu- Port Heading Board of Cartwet, N. J. ment's management, research, Fire Commissioners, remonies introduced the families and the Ancient Order of Hi nicipal Council ol the Township nl Wood- The approximate amount of the Jurtu- procurement and decision-mak- l>rlclBi\ foforr Plenary Retail Consumpp- District No. Jv ment to be satisfied by said talt Is Ilia »f the honored guests'. The Very bernians. West Avenue ing machinery. Tho committee lluu l.it'Uiue, for.a new building In he sum of Nine Thqu.sand fcixty Dollars MISS A buFel supper was served ron.strurlMl at 214 KinK g OeorsO e RoncRl Port Reading, New Jersey, more or less, pus Interest to Rev. Mon.signar Maurice P. Grif- Anthony Raffucci. uecreury is to recommend reforms where j m. S. Route No. i, WomlbrWuc BMher with thf- costs of this sale. AI;I,I:M: IIIKUDSVSAMOI.I.I fin, pastor, was the principal by members of the PTA, Altar I,. I'. 7/23-30-B/S/liS $42.48 needed. lJerscy- The suhsrriber reserves the right t» speaker. Kev. llrian MeCor Rosary Society and the Catho- adjourn suld sale from lime to time sul>- U'lnilo hy (Jciic I.lie,is) BITHOTIIAI, TOM): Mr. Plans and specifications for propose! HHKRIFK'S SALE mick. assistant pastor, and the lic Daughters. Si.ster Margaret new bliildintf to be constructed are ol Icct only tn such limitations or restric- and Mrs. Lawrence ,!. Gray. ON U.S. FOOD PLAN SUPERIOR (OIIRT l\V NKW JERSEY tions upon the exorcise of such power ai Kev. Mr. Joseph Hughes, visit- Mary was assisted by members fllr- at Ihe office of Ihe Municipal Clerk CHANCERY DIVISION IM.AN I All. VVKUDlNCi: — (US West Avenue, Sewami. The Senate Agriculture Com Dhlections, If any. should b« nude Im may be specially provided by law or ing seminarian also spoke. of the Parish Council. MIDDLESEX COUNTY rules of Court. Sold subject to condition* Mr, and Mrs. Carl Saiitolli, mittee has voted to more than mediately, in wrllinn to Joseph V, Vi Ilookft No. K.-331MU have announced the engage- lenli. Municipal Clerk, Woodbrldd*. New of tale. ' l'i Avalon Drivp, t'olonia, an- Sister Margaret Mary, H.S.IVI., Orllsnl Savings and I/ian Asgoclittlon, JOHN J. FLANAGAN. ment of their daughter, Nancy double food stamps spending Jersey. a N. J. Corp., is Plnlntiff, and John J. noun<'(> (he I'nfiaKonient of their general chairman, and principal (Signed) KENNY ACRES, INC. Sheriff. Lynn, to Richard Andrew Ku- next year. The committee ap SwlonLek and Antoinette Swionlek, his ELMER O. COQDWIN daughter, Arlrne Theresa, to of St. James' School paid tri vatch, son of Mr. and Mrs. proved $750 million-compared to Carmine K. Dcllapletro wife, arc Defendants Writ of Execution Attorney 13 Martha Blvd., fur the sale of mortgaged premises dated L.P. 7/D0-S/6-13-20/« $107.11 Klchard Stephen Hcheck, son bute to the honored guests for Andrew Kovatch, 10-18 Sunny- this year's $390 million for food Sayrcvlllo, N. J. June 37th, 191.9, President of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Ke- SOCIAL SECURITY Mope Drive, Mountainside. stamp expenditures. By virtue of the above stated Writ, lo SHERIFF'S SALE Elizabeth Dellapletro me directed and delivered, I will expose SUPERIOR COURT OF MEW JEtUET lieck. 555 Neville Street, Perth Question and Answers »5 New Brunswick Avenue Miss Gray was a 1965 grad- to sale at public venriue on WEIJNKS- CHANCERY DIVISION Am boy. WIRETAPPING APPROVED Hopelawn, N. J. IT HOWARD G. HOUGHTON, DAY, THE 27th DAY OK AUGUST A.D., MIDDLESEX COUNTY uate of Woodbridge Senior VicfPrcsldent The Federal Bureau of Inves- l%9. at the hour of two o'clock by the Docket No, F-ltm-M The bride to-hr Is a graduate High School and received he. Carmine J. Hellapietro then prevailing (Standard or DayllKht Hayei Savings k I/>an Assortstlon. • tigation answered charges of 85 Now Brunswick Avenue of Linden High School and at- Bachelor of Arts Degree in Saving) time, In the afternoon of the New Jersey corporation, ii Plaintiff and About Your wiretapping the Rev. Dr. Martin Hopelawn. N. J. said day, at tho Sheriff's Office in the Roland G, LaTullppe and Genevleve L. tended Rider College, Trenton Q. Can a hospital bed be pur Mathematics Education from Secretary-Treasurer Luther King Jr. by stating the Clly of New Brunswick, N. J. LaTullppe. his wue, Dorothy Orzuikow- and Middlesex Community Col- chased under Medicare? Newark State College in Union. L. P. 7/30-8/6/69 $14.40 wiretap was approved in writing All that (raft or parcel of land and skl. Trustee for Susan Qrutnkowski. lege, Kdison. She is presently A. Yes. But payments can on- premises, hereinafter particularly des Trust Company of New Jersey, a New In college she was a member NOTICE associated with the Brass Home ly be made monthly (as on a by the Attorney General, the late crlbed. situate in the Township of Wood Jersey -^corporation, David Roth, Esq., of Sigma Kappa Phi sorority. Take notice that JACK i KARL'S Trustee In bankruptcy for Roland Q, Ln- i! II e k e I Restaurant, Wood- Robert F. Kennedy. bridge, In Ihe County of Middlesex, and rental basis) until the pur- Miss Gray will be teaching in INC. has made application to the Mu- State of New Jersey: Tulippe and Gcneviev* L. LaTulippe, his nicipal Council at the Township < bridge. BElftC known and designated as Lot wife, and Imperial Acceptance Corpora- chase price is reached or it is Manvllle High School in Sep- TraineJ Wuoitbrlclge for a transfer, of Plonar tion, a New Jersey corporation, art de- 7, in Block .T.l-H on Ihe map entitled If you want quick color fo; Retail Consumption Ucenie No. C-20 fendants, Writ of Execution for the sal* Mr. Rebeck, a graduate of no longer "ceded, whichever tember, A visitor to a large factory "Plot Plan of Menlo Park Terrace." ait heretofore issued to_ Anthony Louis Oli- of your flower border or windoi occurs first. ualed In Woodbrldue Township, Middlesex mortgaged promise* dated July tin. St. Mary's High School, Perth Mr. Kovatch was .. 11)65 told the manager he could pick ver for prenaLtos situated at 1343 Oak 19fi9. box, try coleus. The foilage wi County, New Jersey, dated April 10, Amboy, received his Bachelor Q. I am a young worker plan out all the married men among Tree Road, Isclin, New Jersey. make a perfect highlight for graduate of Linden, High 1993. Louis P. Booz, Consulting Engineer, By virtue of the above stated Writ, to of Arts degree from Seton nlng an insurance program for School. lie is presently attend- the employes. He stationed him- Objections, If any, should be made and filed in the Office of the Clerk ol me directed and delivered, I will ciposo Hall University, South Orange. border, window box, or terrac Immediately In wrlllns to Joseph V Middlesex County on June 39, 1933 to sale at public vendue on WEDNKS- my family. Do you have any ing Falrleigh Dlckenson Uni- self at the door, and as the menValentl, Municipal Clerk, Woodbridge He received hi slaw degree planter. Map #1824, Fll« #425. DAY, THE Hth DAY Cf AUGUST A.D., booklets explaining what my versity in jNaxUson where, he came from dinner he pointed to New Jersey, BEING slso known as Lot 7 in Block 1%9, at the Inlou r nl Xm--«.-- o'clock -hy th« The leaves are like velvet bro (Signed) from Georgetown University family can expect to receive Is an accounting major. Mr. those he tjnught were married. 3.11-B as shown on the Township of then prevailinig (Standard or Daylight l,aw Center, Washington, I). C. cade, India prints or paisley JACK & EARL'S INC. Woodbridge Tax Map; premise* com Saving) time, in the afternoon of tha should anything happen to me? Kovatch is employed by Sup- In almost every case he was John C. McTiKhe Mr. Belieck is assistant prose- There is u wide range of brighl monly known as 140 Jeffenon Street, said day. st the Sheriff's Office in th« A. Yes. Ask for phamphlct plee, Clooney and Company, right. 1 .19 Jersey Avenue Woodbridjjc Township, New Jersey. City of New Brunswick, N. J. cutor of Middlesex County and clear colors from pink, rose SSI-:i5b, which explains Pro- Kdison, New Jersey The approximate amount of the judg- "All that tract or parcel of land, silu- it member of the law firm of bright ycllav.'-green, and salmon Certified Public Accountants, "How do yoM do it?" asked President ment to be satisfied by said sale is the nti!, lying and being in tha Township of tection for the Younger Work- Elizabeth. the amazed manager. Earl C. Karlln sum of Thirteen Thousand Six Hundred Woodbridge, in the county of Middlesex, Venczia, Nolan and Itclxck, o bronze, deep purple, muhog m Warwick Street er. "Oh, it's quite simple," replied Ninety-Four Dollars (J1.1.BJ4.00) more or in the State of New Jersey: M;iiii Street, VVoodliiidRe. The couple arc planning a Iselln, New Jersey less, plus interest togatta with the Beginning >t a point In the southerly any, rust, and magvnla y. I am a young worker with Sec retary-Tre usurer These plants are easy to «row June wedding. the traveler. "The married men costs of this sale. side line of Vltontlne Place distant east- Tin- couple plan to be mar- no dependents. Does Social Se all wipe their feet on the mat. L. P. .7/23-30/69 $11.52 The subscriber reserves the right to erly 236,14 feet from the intersection ried October 25 at Holy Trinity roin seed. The first leaves t curity afford me any protection adjourn said sale from time to time sub- formed by the loulherly aide Una of form will be bright green, bu The single men don't." SUPERIOR COURT OF NKW JEESEY ject only to such limitations or restrlc Valentine Place and the easterly sld* lln« (lunch, Perth Amboy. other than the prospect of re :ELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY CHANCERY DIVISION lions upon the exercise of such power as of Amboy Avenue and running thenc*; 'lo not worry after three or fou tirement benefits? WOODBRIDGE - Mr. and Revealing MIDDLESEX COUNTY may be specially provided by law or (1) South t degree* 00 muiutes West have formed o.> the first shoot Doc kit No. M-4731-68 rules of Court. Sold mbject to conditions 58.70 feet to a polnti thence, A. -Yes. You have important Mrs. Edward Gorecki, 490 Itah- Bill — How did your girl like flTll Action PLAN AKTS CENTER VISIT the leaves will take or adull of sale. (2) South M degrees IS minutes Ea.it KUISON — The Sisterhood of disability coverage. Contact way Avenue, will celebrate tlicir that bathing suit you gave her? Notice Of Order For Publication FRANK G. ALSTER, 0.13 feet to a point: thenca coloring. JOSEPH LUCAS, Plaintiff vs. JUDITH AtWney • (3) South 9 degrees 00 minutes West Temple Kmanu El is sponsor your Social Security office for Silver Wedding Anniversary on Chuck — Fine. You should LUCAS, Defendant. For very best results, eoleu JOIIN J. FLANAGAN. 49.89 feet to a point! thence in;: "An Evening with Steve pamphlet SSI 35b. August 5. The couple was mar-have seen her beam when she TO: JUDITH LUCAS Sheriff. (4) Strain 00 dtgreesi 55 minutes East like a permanent place in th< By virtue of an Order of the Superior Lawrence and Kydie (iormu" Q. My husband has been told ried in 1944 at St. Mary's Ho got into it. L.P. 7/30-a/e-is-ao/M $73.56 34.23 feet to a point; thenc* semi-shade. Pinch the tops ou Court of New Jersey, Chancery Division (9) North 9 degrees 00 minutes Eastj on Thursday evening, Aitsust 7, o get a wheelchair and his doc-man Catholic Church, Diukson made on the Dlh day of July, 1969 In a SHERIFF" SALE 49.89 feet to a point: thenc* at ttic Garden State Arts Center. of the shoots once or twice t tor thinks he will need it for six City, Pa. civil action wherein Joseph Lucas is 'the SUPERIOR COURT Or NEW JERSEY (6) North 80 degrees 53 minutes Weal LEGAL NOTICES l'lolnllff and you are the Defendant, you Mrs. Melvin Slater, 3 Varady insure bushy clumps. months. Will Medicare cover They have one son, Edward CHANCERY DIVHION 0.38 feel to a point; thence Your favorite colors can be ire hereby required to answer the com MIDDLESEX COUNTY <7) North 9 degress oo minutes East J)rive, Kurds, 225-0732 is in this expense? Gorecki, Jr., at homo. ( ri:uiou COURT OF NKW JEKSEY plaint of the Plaintiff on OT before the Docket No. F-275448 58.75 feet 9th day of September, 1909 by serving charge of all arraniji'mcnts. insured hy taking cuttings foi A. Yes. Medicare will help (IIAN(|-|tV DIVISION The Bowery Saving! Bank, a corpora to a point: in the southerly side line ol lootings. These cuttings will root MIDDLKSEX COUNTY unswer cm Brian Doyle, Esquire linn of the State of New York, is Plain- Valentine Place; and thenos pay for the rental or purchase Docket Ng. .M-M55-(1« I'lainlili's attorney, whose address ia Tii tiff, and Diogenes Investment Corpora- (8) Along the southerly side line M readily anytime during the year. Roosevelt Avenue, Carteret, New Jersey co*ts of the wheelchair if your STELLA M. RIGAUD, Plaintiff. XI lion, a New Jersey corporation; Irene Valentine Place North Hi degree* no In default thereof such judgment Anderson, Widow; New Jersey Mortgage WEDDINGS Coleus can be brought Inside doctor declares It is medically What to Do At VIKU1L JAMES HIQAU1), Jit., Defend-'and minutes Welt M feet to th* place of Be- during the winter. S«t them in ant. shall be rendered against you the and Investment Corp.. a New Jer»ey ginning. Kxeellent Facilities necessary. ^. Civil Action Court shall think equitable and Just. You corporation: Summit and Elltabeth Trust Tho above description Is In accordanc* Moderate Prices bright south window. Free Public Library NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANT shall flip your answer and pmof of serv- Company, a New Jersey corporation; Fi- with • survey praptrad by II. Thoma.i Coleus foliage does well for OF OllhKR FOR PUBLICATION ice In duplicate with the Clerk of the nancial Credit Corporation, a Delaware Carr, Civil Engineer. Perth Amttoy, N. J. By virtue »nd order of the Superior Superior Court, State House Annex, corporation; Trnax Discount Corporation, dated July 7, 1M«," CROSS KEYS winter bouquets. Try pressing of Woodbridge Court of New Jersey, Chancery Division, Trenton, New Jersey, In accordance with a New York corporation; Franklin Dis- Being tha premises commonly knows 37 W. Chrrry St., Railway it between ahsorbant paper or I made on July 19, 1W9, In a ilvil action the rules of civil practice snd procedure. count Company, a New Jersey corpora- nil designated as No. 14S Valtmli* The World of wherein STELLA M. RK1AUD l> the The object of said action Is to obtain a Ion and the Stole of New Jersey are de Place* Woodbrldge, N. J, 3H1-5759 placing it upside down in a box plaintiff and you. VIROII, JAMF.S RI Judgment of dlvorc* belwaen Ul* l»ld fendants. The approximate amount of Ihe Judg- and covering it with borax. JULY 31 to AUGUST 6 UAUU, JH., are defendant, you nre here Plainllff arid you. Writ of Execution for the sale of ment to be satisfied by Fald sale is the ADULTS by required to answer the complaint of Dated: July 10th. IMP nortgaged premlae* dated June 33rd, sum of Sixteen Thousand Nine ltntttin-il Entertainment the plaintiff on or before September 18. Edmund Vllale, Jr., Esq., Admin. 19(19. Ninety-Nine Dollars (H6.999.0O) more or i HOMEOWNERS i July 31 I9H9, by serving an answer on Sachar, Middlesex Viiunty I.egal Services By virtue of tile above stated Writ, to less, plus Interest together with the costs Iselin - "Movies for Summer .Sachar - On the plus side for "Macken- August 6 default thereof such Judgment shnll 1K< Staff Attorney (*!), at the hour of-ttwo o'clock by the ject only to such limitations or restric- NEED A rendered against you as Ihe Court shall 7t> Roosevelt Avenue tions upon the exercise of such power :tn a's Gold" is a full cast of Holly then prevailing (Standard or Daylight Henry Inman - "Movies for|i think equitable and just. Carteret, Mew Jersey Saving) time. In the afternoon of ihe snid may be specially provided by >aw or wind's stars, but the plot follows Summer Evenings — 8 P. M. The object of said" action Is U> obtain! I.. P. 7/1U-23-3O 8/6/B9 M9.M day, at the Sheriff's Office In Ihe Clly rules of Court. Sold subject to condition! Ihe same, "tired and over a Judgment of divorce between said com- f New Brunswick, N. J. of ftule. FINANCIAL worked" Western theme. SCHOOL-AGE BOYS plainant and you. ADVI'.RTIHEMENT All that tract or parcel of land, situ- J. FLANAGAN, SAC1IAR, SACHAR A BERNSTEIN Notice is hereby given that sealed bids ate, lying and brine in the H'TOUKII of Sheriff. The movie, all about a search AND (URLS Attorneys for Plaintiff will be reeelved by the Hoard of Fire Carteret, in the County of Middlesex, 'in HIKER. DANZIG, SCHBKEJl. or a legendary valley of gold Main Library am! nil Branches By. Commissioners, District No, 2, Port he Mate of New Jeney: ic BROWN SPKIAUMS IN Llbby E. Sachar, New Jersey, located at West BEGINNING at a point In ihe North Atlonicys BOOST? hat is sacred to the Apaches, "Bold Knight Reading Club" - A MVmber of ihe Firm Avenue, Port KeailinK. New Jersey on erly side line of I.aurpl Slroel therein L.p. 7/:M/i;-n 20/1.9 SIM 21 HOME ft FINANCING rovides plenty of acLion. There Join the fun! Dated: July 2.1, 1969 August II, 1909. at 7:00 P.M. U.S.T, L.I'. 7/ 3O-8/0 -13 -20/ li» 133.00 DEMOLITION WOHK re Indian ambushes, shooting, July 31, August 4, 5, 6 CKNKRAL CONSTRUCTION BORROWS 75% ^Tiling stampeding cattle and "4 o'clock Story Hours" at NOTICE TO RIDDKRS KUXTRIOAI, WORK >r the men — beautiful girls. To Avcnel, Forifis, Henry Inman. Sealed bids will be received by the 1IKATINU, VENTILATING AND OF YOUR TOTAL HOUSEHOLD INCOME Board of Education of the Horough ol AItt CONDITIONING WORK ANY AMOUNT FROM $1500 to $10,000 oep up with the current trend, Isclin and Sewaren branches. Cartpret, New Jersey, on Monday, .Aim PLUMBING WOltK liis Western has some nude For Primary Grade Children. uat 11, 1969, at two o'clock In the slier- STRIICTIIIML STBEI. b MISfTI BOD'S HUT r h July 31 noon, at the Abraham Lincoln School, LANEOUS IKON It MICTTAL WOHK 'mum' 3627401) 257"8000 ^4273^^5407 cenes-mostly underwater. Carteret Avenue. Carteret, New Jersey, For Ihe contraction of s NKW rllll Com* 0* Down, Metf your friend's Ai Our Clam and fsanuf BH UAIkcnii :1SSR: -n'CEDA " OIOVE.N. ). Gregory Peck, as sheriff, is Isolin - Sports Films -2 P.M. for the following.' HOUSE for I'OHT READING HUE DE fter the brazen bandit, Omar "Lei's Get Wet" Transportation of pupils over the fol- I'ARTMENT, Port Heading. New Jersey. •WWdfsT* III) RAM IAN RD., C1ARK, N. J. lowing routes: Uitli will also be received from General 78! HIGHWAY 18, EAST BRUNSWICK, N J I harif. and Telly Savalas is the "Porpoise Posse" Route A — To David Brcarley Hi«h Contractors who will include all work' J ,'..S WI', IM II V\l ACCEPTANCE 265 »T. 36, W. IONG BRANCH, N. J. Hinsllnglng Sergeant Tibbs, Ca- "Shark Hunt" School, Kenllworth, New Jersey, In Ion 'General construction, electrical wink. County Regional High School District CORP. UJJHOOPrR AVE., TOMS RIVER, N. J. nella Sparv and Julie Newmar heating, ventilating and air mnditi us August 4 No. 1. lui.uk, plumbing work, structural sled 4 He. Chip. II, n tin MM ecp their femine appeal even Avenel - Film Festival • 2 P.M. MARYLAND CRABS their rough western attire, "Palle Alone in the World" j Other top stars make brief ap "Lines Vertical and Horizon For one of the best SUBS around ... try pearances In this colorful West tal" era. "Braver Dam" NOW(We Also Hav!e LEAGUE August 5 MIKE'S Soft Shells) It has been rumored that John Henry Inman • Film Festival - $!{ per dozen ny Carson, the host of the "To 2 P. M. GIANT • SIZE night" show has signed a long Program as above SUBMARINE OKDI I!S TO (.0 BOWLING term contract with the National August ft SANDWICHES Broadcasting Company that will Hopelawn Film Festival <;:u-!>«07 net him between $75,000 and 2 P. M.. K34-9785 IS FUN $85,000 a year. Program as above CaL 636-1288 SAUSAGE & MEAT BALL TURKEY • ROAST BEEF BUD'S HUT BAR & GRILL COLD CUTS JOIN A WINTER LEAGUE less CHRISTENSEN'S 1969 ROUTK I, WliMI,, IN. J. - 6.'i1-9.U)7 CLOSED MON. • DINING AREA New Mixed Handicap 9:15 P.M. '77if> Iriotnlly Store' 15S AVENEL ST.

SUNDAY Call Today for MORNING .... 3 Man Handicap 10:15 A.M. Your Appointment: 634-1453 Sun 5 Mixed Handicap 8:30 P.M. m htm MEM swnt: PRIZES u tn ST., iroonHHttmF, y. t Open Daily 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. 949 It f TIM W. Fridays » A.M. to 9 P.M. WITH YOUR OWN HOWL MOR ,|()|M IKK If i CLOSED WEUNESDAY I.AII.V FREE Leader-Press ') !0 H.M, . (i P.M. LANES VMDXY PAK.KINU J' 3i4r>2 WFDNFISDAV 81 Main Street, Woodbridge Department ... 634-1111 L_ . I PAGE TEN * Wednesday, J4uly 30, 1989 Leader-Press

paint mixers and foam rubber. metal pendants and Indian also keenly "watched and waited The children are looking for headbands. Michael Beyer. Lisa for the moon astronauts to com- ward to better weather next McGrath and Dorothy Rosko re- plete a successful mission. W» «.r«in St. made this week. Robert Sefczek .Monday w;is a holiday but on days and as a result many look first place in the contest. ficiency in the game of jacks. second special event tod:iy. It Wooilhriilgcj' N. J. 07095. Copy deadline: Monday at 4 P.M. Tuesday all came back and in (ivents scheduled had to be can- was a pet show and awards The boys kept themselves,busy BUCKNELL PLAYGROUND the afternoon foam clothes celled. Although, we inanaged'to by having a game of touch foot were given to the. best pel ; :;j brushes were made. The best have the doll contest which was ball. On Thursday the older boys The activities at Buckncll prettiest pet; funniest pet; lary- •j was handled in by Debbie Ge- a great success. Tl^re were so challenged the girls to a volley playground for the week inclu est and smallest pet. jdeon. Thursday morning a Stuf many entries that it was very ball game; the boys winning ded a doll contest in which we Friday July 18 East Green 'fed Animal Contest was held and cliflicult to choose the winners. two out of three games. had a wide variety of dolls in Street held a cleanup conies-. CLASSIFIED ADS The results were: Ken Larsen, .;everyone gdt a certificate. In the sizes and shapes. We also hail The first place wiiuiers wei« KAI'US FOR CLASSIFIED ADS I'llONCD IN 10 tCM-llll One time: 30< pci line (min .;<[afternoon model metal medal- most lifelike; Daphne Bonncr, SCHOOL #25 a pet contest which equally prov Thomas Grenda, and Robert ; most colorful; Nancy Podpalka, charge $1.30). z or more nisei linns: 2Ut per line (min. charge $1.00 per insertion). ;:Sj lions were made and everyone Despite the rain, a lot was ed successful. The playgroundiMillyer. bad a good time designing their tiniest; Teresa Vliet, prettiest; accomplished on the playground. 1 Sown jewelry, Jerrilyn Kaczal Carol Gill, most baby-like; July On Tuesday we had arts and SERVICES FOR .SALE Attention Job Applicant !ha|1(k,tl in th(, ^ meda|li(ln Polpalka, most mature looking crafts. The best foam brushes: 't'KRAMl' TILE THOMl'T Coif Cliilw — Ladies/Bows— The Middlesex Ccunly Leadtr and Marrtea Eliu, 1st place were Barbara Marmoar's and BKRV1CK—EXPEkTLY DUNK Cood condition. New »olf bag Press deos not knowingly accept KENNEDY PARK Tuesday everyone made foam Michele Barry's. On Thursday^ ROOFING ADDITIONS FREE ESTIMATE JIM MOY .included. Asking $35. Call: Help Wanted ads i-om ."liploy To stimulate park pride, a clothes "brushes. Guy Sharick's we made medallions which -the colorful brush was chosen as the KR G34-8*J43. ;lj3U-93lil. 7'30 «rs covered by the Fair Labor clean up contest was held Fri- kids really enjoyed. The results SIDING XZJIZ ALTERATIONS Standards Ac. if they offer Jess day, July 18. Participating in best. Thursday, we made model were so good 4hat we had to IF YOUK "DRINKING HASJ 'i961 Ford? Automatic, 2 Dr~ metal medallions which proved becomt a problem. Alcoholics'G cyl., economical, easy on gas than the legal mirrmum wage this group effort were Pepe choose 3 winners: Vicki Brown, Anonymous can help yuu. Call & oil, rides well. Only $295. or fail to pay at least timt and Cimulluca, Patricia Cimulluca, to be a lot of fun especially to Renee Dunn, and a mystery en- the older ones, The best medal- try! BI 2-1515 or writ* 1 .0 Hox 2J3. Call: 382-6030. 7/30 one half for overtime hou^s. The Dolores Cimulluca, Sharon Zel- 6/25!)' mijiimum wage for employment ler. and Debby Reynolds. Tues lions were Kevin Green's and We also planned an end of DROP LEAF TABLE, with covered by the FLSA prior to'th* Tommy Dunigan's. A pet show July cookout for next Friday. FLEMINGLOSS& SONS, Inc. HELP WANTED day foam clothes brushes were drawer, cherry wood. Italian! Sw Ameminent ii~$L6<)"an hour made by the children. On Thurs is on the agenda for next week. That day winners of the play- Bojt wanted to delk'r Leader- i Provincial, like new $40. Phone with overtime pay requirei af- 49KOYENST.,I'ORDS 1;lte day, model metal medallions ground safety poster contest will | Pi ess, a Carteret & Woodbridge ! evenings or weekends. ter 40 hours a week. Jobs cor MERRILL PARK be announced. Of course, the were made. The most original The weather put the damper 826-4U74 - 321-0997 Township Weekly. Build your] Call 636-9190. 7/23 ered as a result of the 1986 among the medallions was sub- swimming program is still going Amendments require $1.15 an on most activities this week at own route with Samples. (No LOST mitted by Sharon Zeller. full force. charge for them). Give a little hour minimum With overtim* the park. Since the park was One set of teeth braces at Ise- pay required aftej 42 iviurs a closed on Monday, Wednesday of your own Lima and earn priz lin movie - 4:30 P. M. on 7/20/69 HOFFMAN BLVD. FIFTH DISTRICT «, go on trips, and attend hall week. For specific information, and Friday, only one new child PLAYGROUND Please call after 4: 283-2226. contact th« Wage and Hour Of Hoffman Blvd., playground was registered. The younger BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN fames. Call Mr, Fillinort 634 7/23 & 7/30 was closed on Monday along "Rain, Rain Go Away" was 1111 between 4 P. M. and 7 P M fic« of the US. Departn ent o< children enjoyed the storyteller, the song sung by the children Labor, Room S3<5, Federal Build with all the Woodbridge Town- Miss Szabo, who came from the Monday Friday; or mail you ship parks in honor of the first this past week. While at the name, -address, phont number FORD RECALLING CARS ing 970 Broid Strett, Newark Iselin Library to entertain them playground this week the chil- 0710*. moon landing. On Tuesday the with four books among them •nd age to Leader-Press, Detroit — The Ford Motor park was closed for the after- dren made arts and crafts and IN COLONIA Art/iiir, the Anteater and The Grten St., Woodbridge. Company has announced it is re- noon due to rain. On Thursday played their usual games; kick- 3/265/2 calling 382,000 of its 1969 models Uv Mean Man. A volleyball game ball and volleyball. NO CASH INVESTMENT to correct a possible hood safe- he park was open and most of was held and leader Sue's team the activities for Thursday were won both in the series. Arts ty latch defect. The defective checkers, jacks, dominoes and REGINA PARK READINGS BT hood latch cauld cause a bood (jar, and crafts were held on Thurs- Regina Park has registered Join our satisfied group of franchisee! store to pop up while the car is in en pick up sticks. The arts .find day afternoon and the children rafts and other activities which 41 members so far this sea- motion. Tib fftafc made grooming brushes out of son. Last week we made model owner/operators. Ideal opportunity for Wood- LeH-Behind Plant Needs Light were planned for this week will be held next week. bridge/Colonia area woman or wife/husband SARAH J KELLT MOVERg INC. Lack «f water is not the only team who like to meet people and are interested problem of leaving your house- *«ENTS FOR NORTH AUKRICAM LVMAN & CHURCH ST. PARK READER & ADVISOR VAN UNU plants when yon. go on vaca in earning an attractive supplemental income. n» nEKTLXintB ol lh« novti< l>- tion. On Tuesday the children had iukty. Loral ud lone diftau* nHT- arts and crafts. They made felt We have a laundry/dry cleaning store available tal, pictoi ud atorut. ttououlil* They can suffer from insuf- clothes brushes because there WANTED in Colonia. No processing done on premises. Com- LaTe-Bumness-Raolth ficient light, too, if you leave was little variation in the results IMMEDIATE OPCMNr.N I XI'KRIKNCED plete ' professional services provided by Morey 442-9891 312-1380 them in their accustomed posi- no certificates' were given. On tions and then draw drapes or Thursday a little talent show La Rue—established 1889 and recognized as one 3M SMITH ST. curtains. was held. The children took of America's largest and finest launderers and PERTH AMBOY Heat coming through the win- turns in saying a poem, doing a ELECTRONIC cleaners. For complete, no obligation details, Modern Motel dows from the outside can also dance or singing a song. In the Rooms harm your plants. afternoon the children made me phone: Modern motel rooms for rent A Rutgers floriculture dallions out of model metal. Cer GUARDS by day or week. Phones and specialist, Malcolm R. Harris ificates were given for the best ASSEMBLERS FULL & PART TIME TV. on, suggests u^ing an auto ones. Good pay! Pleasant working conditions! Male All Shifts Available Call 382-1500. matic timing switch to turn or female! Full or part-time! Call Mr. John TOP BENEFITS lights on and off while you're 352-5000 VTOODLAND PARK Libretto at 634-3600. FREE UNIFORMS away to supplement any natural A contest was held for the best L W. HAVILAND No Experience Required light that reaches your plants clothes brush made during arts Immediate Opening! MOREY LARUE Local Area BAG'EM FOR MOISTURE and crafts period this week. In Apply weekdays JUNK CARS Providing the moisture needs first place was Ursula Wiatr, RAYCOMM Industries, Inc. 2400 LINDEN AVENUE, E. LINDEN, N. J. 07036 is a lot easier. You can place and in second place was Car- 283 PROSPECT AVK., AVENIOL, N. J. !) A.M.-5 P.M. your small plants in tightly mela Gatti. The bubble gum con- Tues, to 8 P.M. sealed polyethylene bags — the test and the doll contest original- Sat. 9 A.M.-1 P.M. soft plastic, such as garment ly scheduled for this week were Or Call: 247-1040 bags are made of. postponed until next week, be- A REDI-REFERENCE Top dollar paid! Polyethylene has the amaz cause of bad weather. Security Services ing ability to let plants GUIDE TO RELIABLE 525 MilltOwn Rd., Phone: "breathe" without the loss of ISELIN JUNIOR HIGH No. Brunswick moisture. Sticks or plastic Due to the rain, this week has BUSINESS LOCAL BUSINESS FIRMS LI 8-6582 DIRECTORY Ground Fir. opp. spoons stuck into the plant's been very short for the Iselin E. J. Korvette LI 9-1863 soil keep the plastic from touch- playground, However, the child- ing the foliage. ren did succeed in making very Coal&Funl Oil Roofing it Siding Watch Repairs Liundry For a larger plant, use a pretty medallions for their arts J plastic garment bag and tie the nd crafts this week. They also opening securely around the round time to participate in var T. R. STEVENS container. ious games of softball, kickball. I WATCH REPAIRS louring tod sheet Melal Work YOUNG MEN Be sure to water your plants and volleyball. Also, the child- with Full Guarantee COMPLETE PART TIME WORK a day or so before you cover ren are practicing for the tour- 685 ST. GEORGE AVE. them with plastic, Mr. Harrison naments which Will be held in WOODBRIDGE Expert Repairs Mast be over 18 and have a car. Apply Leader-Pnss, suggests. Some plants with the weeks to come. Repairs of on all Jewelry 20 Green St., Woodbridge. hairy or soft leaves deteriorate ROOFING All Types FAMILY under plastic when the soil is BUNNS LANE PLAYGROUND July & August Only CALL MR. MENKE FOR APPOINTMENT FU1-1667 too wet. This week Bunns Lane mem GUTTERS AND LEADERS 634-2046 bers had only two days to par But before you go away, visit NUT & STOVE Air Ondltl«nlr» GOLDBLATTS the garden of annual flowers at ticipate in the activities. Since IMtaftriil Eihaut Sjlt«m Warm Air H»«t LAUNDRY Rutgers. If you drop by on Sat .here was only a very small $26.95 TON Motar Gurdi Railway's Oldest urday, July 26, you'll get a umber of children present on FOR FREE ESTIMATES Established Jeweler guided tour. oth days no special activities SERVICES took place. The children made PEA COAL ME 1-2145 *4 K. I HKKKV PT., RAHWA\ LEADER-PRESS use of table games, such as $25.95 TON 20 Green St., Woodbridge, N. J. 0708J jacks, checkers and dominoes. They also played games of four squares, basketball, dodge ball Photography CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING FORM ENTERTAINMENT nd baseball. The children also HENRY JANSEN& SON made clothes brushes. 3 LINES (Approx. 15 words) • 1 INSERTION .« TI1E LOST MAN Sheet Metal Work (When Paid In Advance) In "The Lost Man," the wri Roofing 5,000 S&H ter, Robert Alan Arthur, at- U Billed, Add 75# tempts to show through Sidney Gutters and GREEN Poitier's able acting the causes WANTED of black militancy. Leaden STAMPS The story includes a section 588 Alden Street of Philadelphia's slum area Ambitious if we take your where Poitier portrays a cool GAL. Woodbridge, N. J. WEDDING PICTURES militant leader. He fails in a Telephone MEmiry 4 • VM FREE Film Processing payroll holdup and goes into Pramium Oil. Nitfonit Brui). M hr. CLASSIFICATION hiding that is typical of slum BOYS rvLca on ill mikH of burnart. anas. For Fiat wrvlc* Jujt CAREI'REK and CONVENI- -For— five ui a call. GALLARD'S ENT ANSWER to your wash- NAME Joanna Skimkus portrays a Tavern white social worker who goes SIMONE BROS. PHOTO & STUDIO day problems. ADDRESS into the slum area and is able LINDEN, N. J. to help Poitier. A young beau 54? Amboy Avenue TIMES 6342624 PAID CHARGE tician also plays an important 486-2726 WOODBRIDOE Morey La Rue I... .part in this movie ROCKMANS MR 4-3651 For fast, dependable, bonded ROUTE MAN SERVICE Liquor Stores TAVERN phone: HOUSE OF BEEF Slipcovers 352-5000 Telephone MErcury 4-1MJ The Best In Beef OPPORTUNITY Variety Sandwiches WOODBRIDGE RAHWAY Bifci LIQUOR STORE, INC. FASHION FABRICS "Interior Decnritnn" ROCK WE DFTVER! Custom-made Slipcovers MEN---ANY AGE Complete Stock of Domestic SALT and Imported Winea 10O Ib. bag $2.50 Been •nd Liqnon PERSIUNG at RANDOLPH PICKEDUP GOOD PAY! VACATIONS! 573 AMBOV AVENUE CARTERET WOODBRIDGE. N. J. MRAPRKIFJ SERVISOFT OF LEADER-PRESS CLKTAINS « TABD GOODS C»U For Fr« EitlauU SICK LEAVE! PENSION FU 8-3.111 WOODBRIDGE 921 St. Georges Arenas Service Centers Mason Contractor 1421 Main St. Rahwa; Uitt •mill »l CU>T«Tl««n Start as a Route Rider with liberal guaranteed weekly- salary. Year- NEWSPAPER ME 4-1815 round employment. Paid vacation, sick leave, group Insurance. Pen- Back' Hoe Service sion Plan, uniforms. We train you to take over established lanudry and KONDOR'S MASON ROUTES AMERICAN dry cleaning territory. Morey LaRue, one of America's largest and finest SERVICE CONTRACTOR —Fn WoiwDirldgr and CarterM • Tlrn ADVERTISE laniiderers and dry cleaners, has never had a general layoff in its Route p«i F.arn your own spend AH Klmio of Mmonry Work TRENCHING Ing mnnpy, priiM, Sampln f!»lf>s Department since it was founded in 1889. Phone EL 2-5000. Or (n hiillfl rout** »r(« (rpf. Sntdallglng In 1)11,1,IV, LKADKK - PRESS apply in person, 9 to 4:30 P.M., at: MOREY LA RUE, 2400 LidgerwoocJ AM, REPAIRS STEPS - PATIOS Automatic Transmissions Repair Work . By hour, day or week ADS Avenue, Linden, New Jersey. Call 634-1111 Rebuilt Rihway Ave. & (trees St. 381-9306 CALL BRING WOODBRIDttE After 11 A.M. P.M. Ask for Mr. Flllm|»rr. ME 4970(5 or VA 6-3DSU f NO EXPKRIKNCE NECESSARY («llfr 1 I'M, RESULTS' Leader-Presa Wednesday, July 30, 1969' PAGE ELEVEN Miss Linda G. Shifkovitz District V.F:W. Miss Judith Ann Elwood [Army Offers Married to Thomas Klein Meets in Edison Weds Paul H. Karmazin New Program EDISON - Commander John FORDS — Saturday after the Misses Monica Lubert and Amaczi .presided ,at the fir.it • AVENEL - Miss Judith Ann Stanley G. Chapman II. Kenneth meeting of District EiRht of noun, :it :i:.'10, Miss l.inda Gale Coreen Regenye. Miss Gall Elwond, daughter of Mr. and Karmazin was his brother's best For Students i I ii- _,I'rang was flower girl. Michael VFW for the new term, held at Mrs. Wilbur Elwood, 20 Monica man, Ushers were Brad Mudre- Si-hilkovitz exchanged woddmE « best Edison Memorial Post Home. Court, beca'me the bride of Paul perl and Mr." Chapman. MIWS with Thomas Charles! PEnT HAMBOY - The Army LLarr y PalmePl r and Robert Varga Recognition and congratulations Henry Karmazin, U. S. N;ivy, Klein ;it draco Lutheran Church, were given to Thomas Lynch, Mrs. Karmazin is a graduate ! has a new enlistment "Jrogram nusheringo . Nava-l Air Station, Kinysvilly. of WoodbridRe Senior 11i yh'for college students, -^erguant Junior Vlce-Commnndcr of the Tex. on Saturday, 3:30 P. M., at , , , , ,, Mrs. Klein is a 1968 graduate New JerHey Department, upon School. Ilfi" husband, an avia- Sal Jeter, the local Army re- St. Andrew's Roman Catholic tion electrician's mate, was II.TIII. paM.»r. piTiormcd the nf John F Kenne(|y Memorial his recent election to office: cruiter, announced lhat efffctivo c'<1Vi"""y' | High School. She is employed Church.Rev, John Eagan offici- graduated from Woodbridge immediately, college students Amaczi commended all posts ated at the ceremony. The luiilc, daughter of Mrs.:|)y prudential Life Insurance and steering committee mem High School, also ,and Aviation with at least 60 semester lmurs Ji.lin I'drushuii, 198 Summit|^0 of America, in Newark. The bridegroom is the son of Electrician's Mate School in can enlist in the Army fOH -Offi- Av bers for their support and co was given in marriage Her husban' d' i' s a 196—7 grad Mr. and Mrs. Henry Karmazin, Jacksonville, Fla. cer Candidate School (DCS). by operation. her step-father, Mr. Pctru uate of john F. Kennedy Me- 1056 Rahway Avenue. slum. TIio bridegroom is the son i [nodal High School. He fs em- Lynch, a member of the Old The couple will reside in The new program allows 1 The bride's gown was design Kingsville, Texas. young men with either 60 senU'v of Mr. ami Mrs. Charles Klein, p|uyed through the United Bridge VFW Post and a past :,\)2 King (leorfif Road. • jBrotherhood of Carpenters and District Eight Commander, ed and made by Mrs. Mary Paul ter, 60 trimester or so'quarter- of Perth Ainboy. the bride mester hours of undiipMicated Miss Sally Shukis served as j. Joiners of America, Local 1536, has held the following offices groom's grandmother. The or me.ster hours of unduplic'atqd maid of honor. Attendants were I New York City. at Department level: inspector; cochairman of the officers ganza and peau de soie gown Recipe of the college level studies 'fo enlist ASSIGNED TO Mv.'i.\NTi;ie- training institute; audit and was trimmed with Swiss lace under the new progranr. Airmail George Renowski, finance; special projects and appliques. Week Graduates of accredited junior son of Mr. and Mrs. Chad1 McMasier NmdBrennan-McGee Nuptials judge advocate. A combined Miss Kathi Herbert served as colleges and those having suffi- Hryniawski, 69 Crows victory and welcome home maid of honor. Bridesmaids were cient credit hours from an ac- Itoad, Koasbey, has comulet- iri r* party, sponsored by his post Miss Dorcen Cseh and Mrs. By Sarah Anne Sheridan credited degree granting institu- eil basic training at Lackland i \ 1CC-I r Held in St. Cecelia's members, will be held Satur- Tarts have a party air and yettion are eligible to enlist for AFB, Tex. He has been as- I I day, AiiRust 9. in the Old are not nearly as time consum- OSC. Prior to this only individ- signed to Keesler AFB, Mi*s., ROSELLE — Appointment ofi ISEL1N — St. Cecelia's Ro-iShe carried a bouquet of bridal Bridge VFW Home. ing as regular party desserts. uals with a baccalaureate or for training in communica- 'Gerald F. McMaster as a vice-, man Catholic Clnirch was the pink roses. higher degree could apply for Thomas Van Allen, Middle- LEMON TARTS tions electronics systems. 'president of the Ro^elle Savins^!.setting for the marriage of Miss The matron of honor, Mrs. sex County Council VFW Com- the OSC program from outsklt Airman Kcnowski, a I Hi) and Loan Association. loo.V.ed'Joan M;idaline McGce and Ron- Michelc Jaekim of Iselin, fore a 1 mander, and Joseph Povich, the active Army. graduate of Woodbridfte fv'n- Ion the corner of Chestnut akl Brennan on Sunday aftor- pink faille flour length gown immediate Past District Com 1 c. suyar The total training period for inr' High School, received his I Street and Third Avenn.'. was noon, 4:110. Rev. John Gcrety with Mandarin neckline and a mander, were guests. Frank Juice of 1 large lemon OCS, from enlistment to commis- II. i:. detfrre in 1908 from iannounced today by John U. officiated at the doublcring cere matching pink bow as a head Devlin, District Eight Junior '/4 t. lemon juice KliiH'r, president. sioning, lasts about 10'A months. Stevens Institute of Technol- mony. piece. She carried a bouquel Vice Commander, and chair- 2 T. melted butter The training is divided into three ogy, Hobokcn. Prior to joining Roselle Sav- Parents of the couple are Mr. made of pink flowers. man of the district convention Pastry categories, basic, advanced and ings, McMaster was an'assist- and Mrs. James F. McGee. 117 Jack Gilbertson served as bes and military ball, and Herbert Line tart pans with uncooked formal OCS. After receiving- a ant to the vice president of Key- man. Group restores Ruth's homer Worth Street, and Mr. and Mrs. Blitch, chairman of the past STORK CLUB pastry, Beat egg yolks well'and commission, the remaining ac- stone Savings in Neptune, Mrs. Brennan is a graduate total to 714. William Brennan, '31 Washing district commanders' dinner, add sugar. Cream and add tive duty obligation is 24 monthi. A* resident bf 405 Wakeficld ton Avenue, Colonia. of Woodbridge Senjor High recommended that a combined Mr. and Mrs, Harold M. Cor lemon juice, lemon rind and School and Jersey City State affair be held instead of separ- bin, 7 Joel Place, Iselin, are the Additional information about Road, Neptune,-he is active in The bride, who was given in melted butter Add well beaten the new OCS enlistment optien many community organizations. marriage by her father, wore a College. She is a teacfier at ate ones as in the past. parents of a daughter, Shelly Jill, born July 1 at Saint Barna- egg whites. Pour into tart He is also currently serving as Colonia School 20, can be obtained from Sergeapt white A-Iiine gown of organza Amaczi and his staff attended bas Medical Center, Livingston. shells and bake in oven,350 de- vice president of the American with long sleeves and Mandarin Jeter, whose office is located at Her husband is a graduate of the recent council of adminis- # • # grees until set. 205 Jefferson Street, Perth Ara- Savings and 'Loan Institute. neckline. The gown was trim- Jersey Preparatory School and tration meeting at the War Me boy. N. J. McMaster is a graduate of, mod with embroidered daisies, the Alleghany Airlines Sehoo morial Building in Trenton, at New arrivals recorded re- Murray State College. He scrv-jwhich came from around the in Pennsylvania. He is employed cently at Perth Amboy General PECAN TARTS which Edward Dowd, chair- 1 c. corn syrup light • in the United States Air'collar and clown the front to the at Eastern Airlines, Newark Air man, stressed the importance Hospital include: Force during the Korean War.jhum. The attached chapel length port in charge of Lost and Found From Hope[awn, a son to Mr. V-t stick butter . of attaining Post goals by in \-i c. sugar is married and the father fo ;rain was outlined with daisies. and Baggage. He is studying to creasing membership. District and Mrs. Joseph Figueircdo, lii two children. Her shoulder length veil was be a pilot. inspectors Charles Linn, David Charles Street. 'I eggs attached to a face-framing head- From Woodbridge, a dau;;h l c, pecans chopped Society News! Upon returning from a wed HollabauRh, Edward McGill, piece of daisies. The gown h-ad a ding trip to the Poconos, the Raymond Mount, Matthew ter to Mr. and Mrs. James Vi t. salt G2EEN PIVE1 Brougham, 67 Cloverleaf Man- Pastry 16 Proof Blended touch of pink at the waistline, i couple will reside in Edison. Schmidt and Victor Christoffer son have started surveys. or, Apt. 67; a daughter to Mr. Whipped Cream •Everett E. Feight, 511 Lymaa Bd. to Meet and Mrs, Saniord Brandt, 22 Pecan Halves Avenue, Woodbridge, was listed The next regular nmetinf; of Crocus Street. - on the Honor Roll at East Caro- District Kiuht VFW is set for Boil gently syrup, sugar and Tierney-Ciuba Wedding From Colonia, a daughter to butter together for 5 minutes. lina University, Greenvi^e.N. C. September 26, 8 P.M.. at the Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wriyht, 4 At School 11 Old Bridge VFW Post Home. Beat the eggs well, add the hot for the spring semester, accor- Ronald Drive, Apt. NX). liquid, stirring constantly. Add ding to Geoffrey C. Chapman, Wnonnitl'lSlJE — The school From Fords, a .son to Mr. and vanilla. Add chopped pecans. assistant director. board has announced that it Solemnized on Saturday Mrs. Dino Sanacory, 46 Paul Pour into pastry lined tart pans, will bold meelings at School It Street. Bake 10 minutes at 450 degrees, Walter J. Finnegan, 147 Doro- Street, beginning with ISELIN — The marriage of From Carteret. a son to Mr. Miss Linda Susan Ciuba, daugh- then reduce heat to 350 degrees thy Street, Carteret, will begin ill September moetin;. MORE PARAGRAPHS and Mrs. Willie Brown, 23 Hud- and bake about 20 minutes. his professional training 'fls an ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ciu- Charles Famula, School Board son Street; a daughter to Mr. ba of 255 East George Place, Chill. Cover with a tJlicK layer intern at the University of Michi- President, said the board feels and Mrs. Julio Cruz, 90 Warren and George William Tierney, son of whipped cream. Garnish with gan Hospital, Ann Arbor, Michi- new home for the meetings A KEY TO ADULT LIFE? Street; a son to Mr. and Mrs. pecan halves. gan, this month of rs me Ti r Melbourne, Australia — Dr. Tommic Ricks, 50 Hudson "Ha., boon needed for a long **;'?? ™, -JH ? ^1 ? 18 1Ilgtllan d ad Colo a Isla Stamp. Melbourne psycho!- Street; a son to Mr. and Mrs. lime" to better acdommodatc "^ | , *° ', "'1 n Richard Fedorco, 85 Frederick U. S. aides Hle p|,|,ije ' was solemnized Saturday, 2:30 ogist, reports that the kinder- concerned over Mrs. Meir adamants on strate- Street. (Arab build-up. "Current plans call for turning £.**•> » St. Cecelia's Roman garten age child who keeps gic occupied areas. (ho present meeting room at the Cuthollc Church' throwing tantrums, and beating Mrs. Donald Krolin served as up his playmates is exhibiting CALIFORNIA School Administration Building into a curriculum center," Fam matron of honor and Miss Karen the tendencies of a future prob- CHAMPAGNE said. "All programs at Ciuba, sister of the bride, was lem adult. The doctor said tests 70 Girl Scouts Participate sdrools Wilt" be headquartered in maid of honor. Bridesmaids showed one young child in four one place once the room is set were the Misses Patricia Tier suffered from some kind of emo- ney, Nancy Cerny, Carol Lobacz tional problem. In Story-Telling Sessions Although board member Roy and Mrs. Angelo Juliano. Miss Mundy opposed the shift in meet- Ann Marie Ciuba was flower BILL FOR DEFOLIATION WOODBRIDGE — Two inno- process," said Beckerman. Beckerman. places for reasons he did not girl. HEALTHS BEAUTY Washington — Cambodia has vative approaches in getting "Children should participate in The 70 girl scouts are partici- fully explain, Mrs. Barbara James P. Tierney, Jr., broth- billed the United States for $8.6Woodbridge youngsters more in. their educational process—it's pating in the * o'clock story Wyatt, board member, said "It er of the bridegroom, served as If yo utried many times to re-million for damages allegedly volved in their own educational a more enriching and rewarding hours in five branch libraries. is a good idea .. .something that best man. Ushers were Glen duce, and failed, presumably caused by U. S. defoliation oper- process are achieving promis- experience." Using their imagination, trfe is long overdue," Murgacz, Thomas Zimmcr, Don from the lack of will power, it ations in the Vietnam war to ing results according to Wood- The drmaatics program Is girls are developing a series of aid Krolin, Charles Daino and may mean you need to change destroy jungle areas where ene- bridge Library Director Edwin conducted by the Iselin Branch methods of telling stories to MEN IN SERVICE Edmund Michalski. your attitude. my troops hide. A spokesman Beckerman, children's librarian, Miss Char- five nad six year old'. They Spec. 5 Richard A, Florio, Both the bride and bridegroom In the first place, you must for the State Department said The two are a creative dram- lotte Szabo, and involves 12 kin.have already demonstrated how son of Mr. and Mrs, Rocco Flor- are 1966 graduates of John F really want to lose extra pounds a team of Americans will study atics program for five and six dergarten youngsters. The such techniques as role-play ing, io, 10!) Inman Avenue, Avenel, Kennedy Memorial High School. badly enough to endure some the claim. year olds at the Iselin branch youngsters use books as a use of film-strips, puppets, and has been awarded the Army Mrs. Tierney is employed as a uncomfortable days. This desire and use of 70 cadet girl scouts jumping off point from which flannel boards can effectively Commendation Medal for out- staff assistant at Esso Research is the one thing that is the basis As wisdom without courage is in seventh grade to develop new they act out situations and be used in presenting .litera- standing and meritorious serv- and Engineering Company in of all successful diets. futile, even so faith without story-telling techniques. through role-playing and other ture to children, Linden. Her husband, who at hope is nothing worth; for "Both programs are based on techniques. "We have found a tremend- ice, while serving in the Repub- Psychologists tell us that in ft fQVORS lic of Vietnam. He is on his sec- tended Newark State College, is hope endures and overcomes the philosophy that children "We expect to bring this type ous resource of skill, ability and receiving clerk for Supermarket this department many people misfortune and evil. should not always be on the re- of activity to the other branches enthusiasm among these young RAHWAT I UNION ond tour of duty in Vietnam. hav» a '!mjnd set," They say 1532 MAIN SI 11%1 MORHiS AVE General Corporation of Wood -Martin Luther. ceiving end of the educational once it proves itself out, noted ladirs," Beckerman stated. Spec. 5 Florio is a 1965 grad- blidge. thai;' althougTywudon't want to m- Ncwtrk 17 Stores) - Clifhids uate of Woodbridge Senior High fail, you fear you will, and you fu k - Furvicw _ Hackennck - Irvlnjlon School and attended Fairlcigh half-way expect to. An extreme- K«imj - Morrlitown - Cnnjt - Dickinson University in Madi- The natural flights of the human ly nervous person will over-eat lVu,c - Piterjon - South Nickenutt because, by drawing a great '.oiith Orange - Union City - VtroM son for two years. mind are not from pleasure to Wteliiwlun - Wtit New YorH. amount of blood to the digestive pleasure, but from hope to tract to digest the food, body Hope is grief'i best music. hope. tension is relieved. The mind is -It. G. Bohn. -Samuel Johnson. not clear and keen. Over large amounts of food are used as a kind of sedative by some. There are numerous other rea- sons for over-eating — self-pity, Shop us this week lor ir.y an inferiority complex — the 69 model Ford Leftover, the SAVINGS list could go on and on. The im- in simply... portant thing is to understand your inability to diet. ASTRONOMICAL!!! Once this problem is over- come, you are ready to choose your diet plan. If you want to BEFORE YOU BUY A NEW ... lose a great deal of weight, it Bel Air Mir. V-l, R4H, P.S., Air-Cond. is important that you consult your doctor. He will tell you l.jnrtau j-Ur.. Full Power. Alr-Cond., loaded! how fast to lose weight, the '69 CHRYSLER or PLYMOUTH! best diet for you, and how much (ialaxit '3XT I-Dr. Hdlp., RftH, PS. exercise to take during your diet. If you want to lose four or 100's of CARS TO PICK FROM five pounds, you will probably Ranch W«K

_ _ Crind PriJ, R4H, HydrSmatic, P.S.. P.B.. We saw a rerun of "Daniel NFW hi MU'.tANG CONV. !6.> FORO _tl Boone" a few nights ago in «..il. 50Q 2-Ur. Hdlp., V-l, R*H. P.S., «uio which Burgess Meredith had the role of an old gunsmith who de i-Dr.. Rill, Auto,, Vinyl, W.W., etc cides to lives with the Shawnec tribe because they respect his age and abilities. These old pro's FORD RENT-A-CAR have something that many of HEADQUARTERS at TWIN BORO he young actors lack and Mr. •Hart Brand Ntw AMIOI mti Meredith always steals the show Trucks for long or short when he hat a part. FIND new pleasure in MfW 61 (USTOM '500'* for'n ltalt #r '•"••l!! Arlring thii year ... ipt, Another rerun which was worth Mr. Quality put you be- seeing again was the last Dean hind th« wheel of a grea t (HBTSIE* Martin show before his summer new 1M9 CHRYSLER or MOTORS GOBTOtATION replacement began. Victor Bor PLYMOUTH. MFW '69 CAIAXIE '500 o wi; at hi* b#st for p*opl« wh' ik» his purtk'ular styk of hn rnor Jam»« Stewart and Dear, M off fn>v«ral amusing sfcit'- l th» OM'liggers were MAURO MOTORS Robwtaon who will b* rflrnernbered on Wells Fargo epi- "The Dealer Who Car««" rrf years back will take ns host r>f "Drnlh Vnllry liays." !!<• is rrplaciny the latr 611 AMBOY AVE. 634-410O WOODBRIDGE Robert Taylor, ' Leader-Press PAGE TWELVI Wediiesday, July 30,1969

clorsed by the W'oodbridgWge Hu organization is collecting usahl« an Rights Commissioii n and tthh eclothing, boboth men s and United Clergy of Woodbridge, women's wear fof r thth e poorr ,fo forr open In the ppubli c and is being pick up, oof clothing only, ll "Peas In A Nutshell" held each evening through FFrii I Frank Kennedyd , telephontlehonee J«- BY LONG1N IT. MARZECK1 day at 8 o'eloek. There .is, no 1841^. ;ulmi.sMon charfie. * * * , » « Bingo ganiei will bbe ennouct- For many years I wrote for the sake of it and often wond- A mecling of the Christ's Am ed by the Iselilin FiFirst t Aid Squad ered whiii would 1 think about if tins "hobby" ever turned into hassaditrs Youth Crolip of on Wednesday, August fi, 7...0 Miiiielhinj; more serious. Now the lime lias come and. I am Vssembly of IM is set fof| r P. M.in the squad building, 477 5.1'arclimi; lor the answer. Frankly, when 1 was first Riven thc Sunday, 6 P, Al., in the church.; Lincoln Highway. opportunity to have a column, 1 felt quite happy about it. And Ahcr ( iillibcilson 1 llilll! Oak Tree Ituail j The Mijisioneltos, junior unit tln'ii ... a "squecziness" took hold as reality struck me that The Deacons of First Prc.sby- OIIIITS would reacTit and pass opinion on it. Four people, whom ! Iselin, N. .1. of Women's Missionary Council Teli'. S'lH-H'lli!) , tonan Church will meet Mnn f ^ ^^ ()f Cod I admire and respect a great deal on this weekly paper, en- day, August -1. 7:30 P. 1U. couia^rd mo to go ahead. They offered advice, as newspaper Members of Ihe Iselin First., • will meet Wednesday, munthly people will, in a direct manner, without nialice. They changed Aid Squad Cadet Corps will me:1! 1 of the .'.mill of the format when it was required for the sake of proper i tomorrow (Thursiiay), 7 P.M., I session The Royal August*'11, 8 P. M. Roth meet I'lVM'iitalion. Their manners arc not those of the movie types. in the squad building, 477 Li, nlings will be held al the church. I boys' unit of thc church will also Tiu'\ know their business . . . through .training and experience. jcolii Highway. There are still j have its semi-monthly meet ing 'Ilii- latter cannot be bought. When it was offered for free, 1 was vacancies in the volunteer unitj : Wednesday, 3:30 P.M.. al tho vi'i-y :;i;id to take it. Unfortunately, 1 cannot mention ihoir fur voung men of the coniniini ! .Scoutmaster Ueinhart Thor !church. names as they do not want others, to know that they really have ily between the ages of 15 and ;•«<>• s'"- wl11 "wi Wlth lnom ,(iit hearts . , , way down deep. Do not misunderstand . . . they i\. Application for .in- not gullible when flattery is Riven, nor do they want to be C n thc • Inrifii'il, lieing sincere and hardworking people, they have one mtM-iin'gs. hcb| wcekly on ThuS'" Vt'W Post Hall. Route V Listed for DeiUS Pil'llic thing in mind ... to give the best posible coverage within the day nights, in the squad head * * * ' PKIITH AM BOY — David limitations of their publication. Maybe someday I might, be i quarters. Bingo sanies will be held "Hud'' Kccnan, public relations K»i'd enough lo graduate to a laree daily, but in the meantime, Tuesday night in St. Cecelia's: ehairman for the picnic to bs 1 should like to say that there is a great deal of pleasure in A pilgrimage to the Shrines of!air. conditioned Lourdcs and ih old by United Democratic • wing associated with a local weekly because of the closeness Canada will take place from1 Falima^ Halls. Early bird games Clubs of .Middlesex County, an- and interest of these fine people. Augusl 13 through 19 for reni ivvill begin at 7 and regular nounced the addition of Congress- The second point is very important, too. Thc inhabitants of Kl'ZNIAK WINS WYD ,\\V.\ltl> ~- Iticharil Ku/iiiak (center! is slmwn icrei\ing (lie "Wood- ili-nts of Ihe area. Visits on the!games at 8. jman Henry Ilelstoski as speak- our town have inquiring minds and like lo know what is going bridge Youiig Dcmocral or the >\Iini(1i" avaid li«>in Young Democrats' piTMIICIII. IScriiiiril M-ven day trip will include: St.j ... ,LTa l lhc cvcn( on. They may enjoy a bit of sensationalism, but in the long run. "Hud" I'leedniaii (left) liliiU- Almiici|) il (liaimiaii ol the Dcinu'i.ilie Pailv Frank Murphy, Joseph's Shrine, Our Lady of! The Iselin Fife and Drum; The picnic open to the public would rather be concerned with ethical writing. This involves looks on approvingly. Kuziiiak, of Sewaren, was lauded by I lceilinan for his "outstandingly the Cape, Si, Anne de Beaupre. Corps has scheduled a meeting is scheduled lo start al \2 noon reporting events by presenting them in a readable and Unbiased successful" chairmanship of the WVD's annual Mayor's Kail, held last month honoring May- Our Lady of Fatinia, Our Lady!for Tuesday. 7 P.M., in Rooms.on Sunday, August 3. at Thomp- manner. Our citizens appreciate this respect for their intelli- : or Ralph P. Baronc nf Lourdcs. Ontario. Also. Mops 101 and 102 of St.. Cecelia's!.son Park. JanicsbiU'g. Tickets gence As for my part, I should like to say that I get a wonderful will be made, at Our Lady of | School, Sutton Street. Fred Messi may be purchased from any feeling when an individual stops me to say that he or she enjoys Faiima. Youngstown. N.Y. and, is director of the unit. 'committee member or at tht reading what has been written. If there were any dissents, they fonliti f Imr/'ll jdian War Chief Bonnets will be at Niagara Falls. Information • - - , ' picnic grey. nds. were offered in a judicious and helpful manner. To both sides I IScllIl Villlil LH I presented to all who attend the Church Slates j event on Sunday. Special awards can be obtained fixm Mrs. Man j The Y..M.C.A. Swim "Mobile - offer my thanks. Their mail is appreciated also, which the editor j Golec. 82G 5098, or M,iss Mary! will be located a! St. Cecelia's! (ir will he presented to anyone lias been kind enough lo pass alonj. This column is written f iCofCi C Annual Pony Day |bringing visitors and extra spc- Kislan, 324 1.'!;il. \School .parking area during the' Imported ;| the little people . . . the common and ordinary person who works ijClft O ,. Jcial award, will be given to any • • • ! week of August 3. from Monday! domestic 'A for a living, who strives for a living so that the famliy can have WOODBIUDCE Acceding' , |j|.j «j g i , visitors Boy Seoul Troop 47 is set. to,through Friday. Swimming in-' ISELIN — The Sacrament of 1]( n n c n or more belter life. These are the people who pass through the years to Rev. James Gent, pastor meet tomorow night. 7:30. atstriictions are given to children trying to help one another, offer congratulations f success,! Holy Commuaion will be com nn that day. The pony rides will BEERS I or u jf , baptist Church of , , First Presbyterian Church,, Fel in Iheffyfy e to eightg , yyear old r\lond sympathy in sorrow because they suffered it themselves,! memorated at Iselin Assembly |ake acc m Mond pveni Woodbr.dsc lownslup Sunday i lowship Hall, 1295 5 OaOkk TreeT , group durindi g thth e hourh s i»ff 99 A.I\1. WINES Al 4 ;ll lnc chmchmd.dll prop. d shortcomings because they know they are not perfect of God Church at the H AM. Road. to 5 P. M. cither, laugh because they do have a sense of humor, respect service on Sunday, Aug August 3, has been designated (,r|y_ 31 ,,,,, Avcm|c AvcHeL biff Hie opinions of one another, and become indignant When their us: 5, according to Rev. Samuel as Pony Day in the SundaylThci.e will bc no dm,,,c ,,r illly All levels of Iselin Assembly i Special prayer services arc' ielectioa rights have been trampled upon. Lincoln philosophized so truly Clutter, pastor. The observance School He said Pony Day is a|kimL Kvi.rvonc in Sun(lay school uuticr. pastor, ine OUSLI V ,R J , lni(i.sllmmcr Smu|ay " ""'• '•'""- • • "-"';y "-', *of God Church will partkipatCibeing held at the Isclirt Assem•:. one day when he said, "The Lord must have loved Hie common bcgln mng 1U A is traditional, being held the first s', , , f children voun- ^ * ' , . L ' " in rehearsal on Friday, 8 P.M., bly of Clod Church throughout people so much, because he made so many of them." If these!Sunday of each month. , ,,,,,.,, .,,,in the temporary location of tlie IWOODBRlDGEr; i. i... -t u u. ciuiooi (lay 101 (.uiiuriii, younn ... , ,„ im»,nfi,.n,,v ncahim nf IP in the church, corner Cooper the summer months. Services people and adults alike It willjchm.chi Sl.hool 23 woodbine Ave- men and women pass judgment upon my work, then I know that Other services and activities Avenue and Berkeley Boulevard. are held each Tuesday at 7:30 f have been treated fairly and squarely. be an exciting and colorful day, ntie. Avenel, will receive the X Liquor Store scheduled for Sunday include: but also a day of rich spiritual tickets. • * • * P. M • * • 9:45 A.M., Sunday School for allemphasis and impression. Thc i A four-day seminar, entitled Woodhridce was 06 years old when thc Crown of England Free transportation is pro- \ ME 4-1889 \ ithtclaSses Nur. spiritual emphasis of thfs day "A Vision of Brotherhood" is A nipoling nf the SI. Vincent passed the Stamp Act in 1705 to raise revenue for the quartering^ [hroueh will be its most important fca- ivided IQ the Sunday School ses .beinbeing held by Project Under :ride e Paul SocietSocielyv is scheduled for '•'•Til Am boy Ave., Woodbrldgf / nf its soIdicLs within the original thirteen colonies, This covered!^.VM »u ior Church for boys and girls lure. as well as all services oflstanding, this week at St. James Tuesday night. 8:.'10. in Koom '•', Open I a.m. to 10 p.m. jj I lie feedingruiu^, viuuilMjclothings aiHanid maintaininmamma IIIIg^ woif muathese^ Sal 'a^'is. in IUU two through eleven years of age; Free pony ride tickets and In- the church I Auditor in in. The seminar, en 107 of St. Cecelia's School. The1 s of private individuals. This has been a custom which I 6 P.M., Christ's Ambassadors had been put to practical use even in modern times. Dining Youth Group meeting; and 7 World War II, many of nur men lived with families because PM., Evangelistic Crusadu ser- of Ihe housing shortage in Britain. Our army gave them separate vice. rations for substance which they shared with their hosts. Thc MI \ ice clothed them and maintained their equipment Th"ir The church nursery will be rent was paid through reverse lend lease. As I understand the available, under supervision, 1 ihialion during the nineteen forties, the English Subject was during the 11 o'clock services, not forced to take in these guests, but had volunteered to do so.for small children up to twoj The colonial American did not have this privilege and. there- years of age. fore, resented this infringement upon one of his basic liberties. I If raised the cry of "Taxation without representation , . ," Services and activities sfhed which evolved into such a serious desire for the redress of in-tiled for the remainder of the that it. became a major impetus for the drafting nf theweek of August 3 include: Tues iriKi's iiiai. ii. neeanie a Jiiujor in Ji'ius ior mi" uidiiiiiK in me . , _ , r ... , ,, ... I day x-elaralinn of Independence. TliP unpopular Stamp Act lasted ' August 5. 9:,iO AM ladies I.-, than a voar. and after its repeal/there was a great deal of Prayei; mccUn*- anfl 7:3» P-M' .inflation. Some unknown conceived a tangible way lo prove this special prayer service; Wcdnes f.'i'liii': by erecting a pole which had banners nailed to it. From day. August 6, 6:30 P.M.. Mis then nil Ibis mast became known as a Liberty Pole. The first siohcttes, girls' unit, and Royal ... was placed in what is thc park in front nf thc present City! lUnEcl's. D °>[ s """• semi I l.dl of the City nf New York on June -I. 1776. This date happened1 m0,, '^ ™f,?tmg\,:',nd J'A'' to be the twenty eighth birthday of King George, the Third It'1"'*'' M|ll'Wli* Bll)lc blll(iy rarried an inscription on it dedicated to "His Majesty, Mr. Pitt alld |n'aycr Sl'rvice; Thursday, ;lM,l |,j|)Priv.'' • August 7. 7:45 P.M., Wotnens In August of the same year, the 281 h British Infantry Regiment Missionary Co u n c i 1, monthly pnM'-d it flnwn. This started a fued between the colonists and the1 mcctlng; ''™ay- August 8, "8 "Mieis of the crown which lasted for many years. A challenge P.M., rehearsal for all levels of i,id been given . , . and it was taken up, The British army was church choir; and Saturday l-ept. busy tearing these symbols rlnwn, and the Sons of Liberty| August 2. 7:110 P.M.. church open them busier yet. hy putting thorn up all the faster. I'rac to t' public for prayer. tieally every town and village square contained a Liberty Pole. In New York City, a total of five existed until 177(1. The last one Has removed to the jeers and taunts of the local populace when the Rriti.sh captured Ihe city. Two and a naif centuries later, a replica was placed on the former site of the original ones in this very same square under tho joint auspices of the New York Historical Society and the Sens of the Revolution. Since our very own town is relebartinr; its :',oinh birthday, and it did play a part in the fight for indepen (Icner, it is respectfully suggested that Woodbridge should have n uiinninc ,i l.iherhy Pole placed ill a prominent plaee for all eitiz ns and -and v iMlors to see. It may help to remind all ... of the determined v. ill of our people to believe in the rights offered by our Dec ELIZABETH TAYLOR MIA FARROW Lirnlinii of Independence. "•ECAET CEREMONY- llMSKRTERS ON TANK SHORTAGE Hcfense Secretary Melvin 1\. A House armed service inves I mil plans to sek changes in tifiating subcommittee reports a military law determining one major tank shortage may bp de month's unauthorized absence veloping because of the Army's hv a service man evidence of preoccupation with the new, inti'iitinn In desert. The present sophisticated and trouble ridden law now stands, no matter how Sheridan weapon system. Klcc a serviceman is AWOL, troniediffinilties and faullv am m tli.il in itself is not enough to| munition, and mechanical hi ra "IX I IKC IL1M" support a desertion conviction, downs have plagued Ihe funk.

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