THE MIDDLESEX COUNTY V TOP COVERAGE Leader-PreH and Leader Shopper xtm —top circulation coverage in Woodbridge area. Serving Woodjuulge Township, Cartorct and Edison BntsTM) •• 2nd Cla«s Mull At P o WoodhrltU*. N. J. Woodbridge, N. J., Wednesday, October 2, 1968 On TEN CENTS Many More Units Old Lc'in Pennsy Station Is Haven For WOODBKIOGE — Daniel Pascoe, senior planner in the Township's Planning Depart menl, has accepted the position Appear in Parade; [of Director of Planning and De ivelopment for Haverhill, Massa- Railroad Hobbyists chusetts. "Although we are sorry to co him go, we will wish Dan ;ood luck in his new position," >aid Mayor Ralph P. Barone today. "We are proud lo see our staff people move up into ex- Ceremonies Oct. 13ecutive positioas, as this indic- iates that their experience in : t ~ Woodbridge has been well-noted . ' . ~ , . iby other communities which oh honorary educational fraternity, viously hold our municipal and Kappa Phi Kappa, national government in high regard." E\p°i*i Overflow Crowd professional fraternity, He had Mr. Pascoe will leave the iNoted several articles published in edrTownship's employ on Friday, ucalional and school publica- October 6, 1968. He has been For United States Day tions. 'with the Planning Department Dr. Lozo is survived hisisince Julyy., 1966 and has.worked By RUTH WOLK help defray the cost of prizes ividow. Elsie Eidam Lozo; Educator I'iree on the Community Renewal ,,,,.,,..„..._„„ .. and feeding of the military sons, John W. of Way-Prorgam. the Master Plan, and WOODBRIDGE — Sunday, unjts mart, Pa., Keith G. of Corona,!Zoning matters as well as ; October 13. from all indica- Mrs Audrey LaPenta, Baker California, and Kenneth D. of"Building Department referrals. lions will be a big day in Wood .trcet IseIin of BPW is in Addison, N. Y.; and a daughter, He represented the Department bridge Township. charge of an art showon pa. Mrs. Marguerite Reeves, of temporarily as advisor to the Is Dead ! For it is the day Wood bridge, lriotk and nistorical subjects Redwood City, Calif. He is also Planning Board, and als,o re- Township will hold its second -- - recently served as acting annual United States Day Ce- Juhu head of the Division of Plan lebration — this year with a HI- HO,,,, ning . parade and program to be pre- subject will be wel Saturday. October 5, 10 A.M. Before coming to Woodttridge, sented at Woodbridge Senior, ,,, , „ , , „, .. •, , 'come Special tables will be setRetir<*d Principal j fr o m First Congregational Mr. Pascoe served as a planner ALRIGHT MEN GET SET TO ROI.L: Wearing traditional railroad engineer's caps, the igh Schoo S adium. Last year,, Church, with Rev. John Wight- for two years with the Division p f r sculptorp s to displaP yy their Rev. Roberi McKay on the left, an Episcopalian minister from Metuchen and Stanley Seabisty, 11.000 people .turned out for the w ork of a rts Prizes w iU be man officiating. of Community Planning for the event which is co-sponsored l*y j awarded • a bus driver from Colonia, are high up in a booth as they give instructions to the men below, Friends may call at ttte'Grei- State of North Carolina. He was operating the many trains on the Watchiing Valley Model Railroad Club during one of the ses- the Woodbridge Township Busi judges will ^ Eva DeNagy, graduated from Michigan Stale ner Funeral Home, 44 Green sions held on the second floor of the old Pennsy railroad station in Iselin. ijcss and Professional Women's painter and sculptor of Eliza- Street for the viewing from 2 toUniversity in 1962 with a B S. Hub and the Cultural Sub | . beth; Alan N Chase rf Mari 4 P. M. and 7 to 10 P. M., be degree in Urban Planning He By WINDSOR J. I AhlS Disaster hud struck! How-,three others awaiting installa- Committee of the Mayor s Com-iboro director of art of Madison ginning Thursday. Interment is married and has three child- . lever, the move that the club tion. The two main yards are !«'°» °" Iguth WIUV the Township School System; Pat- will be in Evergreen Cemetery, ren. ISELIN — "Get that traln Paoli (notice the Parental in- LtADiH-PRESS co-operating, j ^ !made was probably the best ricia Pu]len teaeber art at Shavcrtown, Pa. over to track 4." j thing that could have happened fluence) and Midway. Paoli is John F Six Marshals - Kennedy Memorial High "Start moving that long Santajsint.c it had outgrown tne rail toe largest, with steam and die- Lt. Robert Tune of the Wood- School, Iselin; Chris Carslon, Hold-UpHere Fe freight over to the siding. jroad Not that th„.e_ membershipr gel facilities, capacity upon corn- bridge Police Department has ! Colonia, .a local artist. "Slowdown or you'll bump m had increased, but that it hadipfetion will be approximately been named Grand Marshal of Tentative Program to that Pennsy streamliner." gone from jwst "RunnirjpOO "freJyht and 40 passenger Grove Stt These s.ret' e sounds coming Trans", !•> "Timetable "Ipevj car; bi'izti.g the existing Train- the parade and he will be as Th_.e_ tentative rprogra,_a m at the iNets $3,000 sisted by six marshals Harry j stadium wilj mdude"a""concert from men'of'all walks of lift- tion." And of course, the layout!maker| , an outgoing freight will Friedman, oomman^_ «fJJ* by the com«hed choirs of the who composelhe'Watchung Val- wa's noflesignerriFor'thLs"type|j-•• ' ' '-'- "--*•- *—•* raver37i feet before reaching r i iL-uimui, cuilllllitiiw / iu ; WOODBRIDGE - Proprietors the yard limit. Veterans Alliancei.: ; T,.Fran_ _k, f, j three Township High Schools — ley Model Railroad Club and of operation, it had few passing Herbert Blitch, George Knopfi Ordinance of the Brass Bucket, which was meet every other Wednesday sidings, or industrial spurs. Its really a beautiful sight to Woodbridge, John F. Kennedy robbed late Monday night, re- Anthony Verrilli and Russell and Coloda — of approximate- night in the top floor of the old Members set about to planning see a 20 - 25..car freight string- Bauer. ly 250 voices, massing of colors ported to Woodbridge Police to- Pennsylvania Railroad Station the very basic needs for opera- ing its way out of Paoli. Mid- Although numerous organiza- of all organizations in the Town- day that they estimated their here TO pursue their dedicated tion, in preparation for the dayway is the link with a seaport, tions and bands have already ship, invocation, welcome by Held Over loss at $3,000. hobby — that of HO model rail- when it would once more have and a 300 foot freighter (The signified their intentions of par-j Mayor Ralph P. Barone, Mrs. Joseph Feldon, 50. of O 1 d roadjng, i a home. American Scout) will bejjart of WOODBRIDGE - Mrs. Eliz- Bridge, the bartender on duty the senic interest Ln that yard. ticipating, several groups known] Elizabeth Novak president of abeth Nagy, 196 Grove Street, at the time told police after the Donning railroad caps, the! Dame Fortune smiled on them to be planning to take part have I BPW, and Michael J. Trumba- Rev. Robert McKay, an Episco-iwhen the Pennsy said OKAY, The facilities in Midway are failed to register with Lt. Tune became a heroine at the lengthy robbery that the two hold-up simplified to the point where tore, chairman of the Cultural township council meeting Tues- men had taken at least $150 from palian minister from Metuchen,(Now it had a veritable mansion who must have a complete re- Committee; selections of com- and Stanley Seabastry a bus in which to- create the new the group uses a turning eye, cord in order to designate places day night, when she set a pre-a bank bag they found under and its capacity is approximate- bined high school bands, of ap- DR. JOHN PETER LOZO eedent in asking that the council the counter. driver from Colonia, mix with Watchung Valley. An open area in the line of march. Lt. Tune proximately 200 players. Talk ly 100 cars. may be reached at 634-7700, WOODBRIDGE — Dr. Johjij adjourn the session, and Council One of the men walked Into the the other younger and older men 50' x 20' with no obstructions by former Governor Meyner; Peter Lozo, 73, one of the finest President Joseph Nemyo, break restaurant at Main Street and from the Middlesex County area whatsoever. The boys worked Two intermediate point yards Speakers at the program will selections by "Sing OutMid- educators in the state and ing into laughter, immediately Route 9 at 12:30 A. M. order- who soon forget the outside day and night. First of all thegive operating flexability in that include W. C. "Tom" Sawyer, dlesex County"; drill by Co- country, and beloved principal seconded the motion. ed one drink, and then another. world as they manipulate their room had to be fitted, since one it can bring entire trains from senior vice president and dean J lonial Guards of-Rutgers Uni- of Woodbridge Senior High Mrs. Nagy prior to that, was He got up, walked out, andit tie trains around this spacious wall was bare brick, no ceiling, other division points, giving fur- of education of the Freedoms!versity; announcement of art School for 22 years, before he returned with a second man. 50 by 20 foot layout. land the electrical source was ther variations of types of cars. Foundation at Valley Forge and show winners, Mrs. La Penta; one of the speakers for a Grove retired in 1966; died Wednesday Street delegation wihch sought Then he pointed a revolver one of Spartan Simplicity — Stealing a technique from the former Governor Robert B.