EDISON JF0WD9 B8ACON
W.«Ibrid8e, A,™el, Colons F.nfc H.peUwn, b h , KeaAey, Port R^lng, Sewaren »nd EJ1...
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PufcBshw) Weekly
On ThurwUy
NO. 38
istmas Fund
ns 17th Year
Clothing and Toys
ill Not be Accepted
WOODBRIHGE — Seventeen years have
paused since The Independent-Leader Inaugurated Its annual Christina* Fund to
aid the needy of the Township. Time ban
•een The Independent-Leader Christmas
Fund grow from afwlatante to some 20
families in the beginning to over 100 families last year.
Once again -- for the 17th time — this
newspaper will depend upon the generosity
ot Its readers to assist approximately the
name number of families as last year —'
to provide them with Christmas dinners, clothing and toys.
After considerable thought and weighing of pros and cons. It has been decided
that this year wed clothing and used toys
will NOT be accepted.
Real Yule Gift*
For some time now, members of the
stall, who (rive of their own time! to sort
and wrap the clothing and toys with the
assistance of Honor Society students, havr>
felt that used articles were not really
Christmas gifts. The final decision was
that Christmas should be a tone of newn time for a new Winning and
negs _
bright new hopes.
The Independent - Leader, therefore.
urges donort to be at lenerong as possible
to enable m to provide new clothing and
new toys, M well u food brtkets.
The only exoeptlon to be made in the
case of used clothing will be when a contributor has an exceptionally good coat.
drew or suit, as the case may be, and ha-s
It newly-dry-cleaned and delivered to us
In the cleaner's bag.
First Contributions
As has be«n the eurtom, The Independent-Leader is making the first contribution of »50. The nrst contribution received from a reader Is one »f $25 wnl
br William S. Neebe.
Donors may, If they so desire, purcha.se
toys and clothing themselves and donate
them to the fund. We can use toys for any
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i for Co
arters
'An Oscar for Santn'
By Former Rexident
Appears to Be Hit
Steven
T\ve-'
siid TH- has'
,; '.he Town-'
WOODBRIDGE—During the
past week, some of the nation's
top vocalisto, Doris Day, Dinah
Shore and Jo Stafford, took
notice when seven - year - old
Cori Petolino, a former Woodbridge ytipngster, released her
latest recording, "An Oscar foi
Santa," which appears destined
to become, a big hit during the
Christmas holidays,
" M'.u.s. coin-!
..ml of Hi'.ilth''
iin-uial waste
•,,iymi! veise-'
i\, '.II thr last
in Avenel
ii i! tlie board
.>: f.'driill and
iiiili pollution
the
MI II i spoke ut
h;til brought
;,ii!ii
to
the
..' yr.irs aico.
.,iiii which hi1
•minions In the
Mr. Markulin
• hud taken 5am-;
Muni the com-'
: i ;n;«' mid ha'd;
• Cumiintteeman
who is :i chemist.
Hirsday snid the
no-.ui H pH fac-
000 is A
Vocalist, 7, Releases Election
New Yuletide RecordingSet For
2 Areas
Federal
t<i Y J. Aid
Pollution
xlthln
t P 0. Woodbridgt. N J
mured u Jnd Olmn M*ll
WOODBRIDGE, N. J., THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 15, 1962
READYING NEW SHOPPING CUNTKR: Above is an architect'* rendering of the proposed S. Klein Department Store
to be eteeted at thr intersection »f Route I *nd <iill Lane, W.mdbrid.e, u Part of a Z5-.tore shopping center. The new
Klein .terTwill have appri»im»t,ly iK.QDO square feet of floor *pa<*. » is ejected that application for a building
lermlt will be nude by the (hanin Corporation, the proposed builders, within a week or two^ ^
L
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Cori, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Vincent Petolino, now of
Bloomfield, has a vibrant personality which practically earmarked her for early stage
stardom, but a prior mysterious throat ailment appeared to
handicap her early career, as
a vocalist. She suffered repeatdly from a series of colds and
ore throats,
The family doctor prescribed
he removal of her tonsils and
fter the simple operation, Con
egan to sing like a lark. At
first she harmonized to enteiain her family and friends
rat her talents were not to be
;onilned when an executive of
Mr-Wave Records decided to
her a crack at waxing a
•ecord.
New Garbage Collection Schedule
To Go Into Effect Next Monday
•il,i-:i!inK a n e x ,ii nl:r content.
• iMi'M'nce of hy• ! ^ilphurlc acid.
:!!'•• 'irtv, Dr. B a il •li.it pH refers
.: < iiirnt of acid
<T
WOODBRTDOB^—Two Town*
ship .Fire Districts—Avenel No.
and CWonltt Nff. lJ^wttl hold
ipeclal elections next month.
Perhaps the most interesting
md controversial election will
)e held Saturday, December 1,
District 12, Inman Avenue
section of Colonia, where the
question revolves around the
proposed purchase of the present flrehouse for $49,000, plus
$6,000 for repairs and improvement of ttie property.
The Avenel Fire Commissioners are seeking approval of a
referendum for $27,000 for the
purchase of a new fire truck
to replace a vehicle "In excesi
of 25 years of age. which is no
longer manufactured and for
which replacement parts are no
longer available." The election
is set for Saturday, December
15.
'jfiere u- 1 great dtsfil.p^i
Toveruy rt\jardlivi'the rei
««in in i'olontSv Dint. 12,
through the years, ha* bterfl
ife with disagreements.
At
one time, there were two fire
houses and two fire companie*
and arguments were so rampant, that trip Town Committee abolished the district. Later, the district was re-created.
Meantime a group of firemen
built the present flrehouse and
banded themselves into a_group
called the Colonia Enterprise
Corp. Those involved were
given shares. Several of thb
members have since died and
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Road Program Report To
Be Made at Convention
With the opportunity to
M run be rated
make a record, her father, an
.'li T^fonsidertfdi WOODBRIDOE
new
nsurance agent with, a the•••'•' r t h e n u m b e r ;
for the
eultrical background, decided to
dig up a number with suitable WQQDBRIDGE — A 65-page
yrics and music for his daughreport, which may eventually
Nlchoias A. Campagna. Sanitater. After scrutinizing several
p
'• ; urird the seo- tion Engineer and SupwlnWudsongs, he decided to go along save municipalities thousands
'<> tin- Division ent. effective Monday, was anwith "An Oscar for Santa," of dollars in the maintenance
i'.' uf the State nounced today by Committeewritten by Joseph Aromando, of streets, will be presented to' Conservation man George Emery, chairman
Nicholas
DINardo and Vlncen' day by Township Engineer
$1,143,726.64
with
7,
966
memWOODBRIDGE - What is|535 members for a total of
'.•••', !• lopment and of sanitation.
Petolino. And, after listening Charles W. Beagle, at the anbers.
Purilir Health There will be no collection on.decidedly tiood news to
Interstate Sys
The First Savings and Loan The Woodbridgc branch has to the recording, it appears as ual convention of the Mew AVENEL
"ih. groups to Thanksgiving Day, Mr. Emery;gnjp a n ( j al . eil merchants is the,
. ^ operation Includ- 1,151 members with checks go though he mule the right ersey League of Municipalities tem, a common carrier como this area.
choice,
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sald. The next regular pick u p i a n n o u n o i | l i e n t today by Town-; lng a U branches has total of
pany from Grand Rapids, Mich.,
Atlantic City.
-: 1 . ice mainTonsllitls prevented Cori
X
U
V
Wl
!
s
h
|
b
a
k
J
has purchased a large budding
1". *° T.. ' " ^ l
" ^'shtoP bunk,
In
a
paper,
prepared
by
Mr.
v HI RarlUn Mondayr'November'Ve.
" of the distribution!
from appearing at the recordon a five acre site on Inman
Beagle,
he
will
explain
the
first
used to test; The collections will be as fol-,within the next few days of
Ing studio until Columbus Day
ihase of a Township project Avenue, Avenel, and has estabj$853,274 in Christmas Club
when she was at her best, spinMonday and Thursday
'checks to Township residents.
ning her two choices, "An Os- that for the first tune will in- lished a truck terminal, WinPLACE?
!i ^ ^
Woodbridge National Bank
Hopelawn
Keas bey.l
car for Santa" and "Picture dicate which type of road sur- field J, Finn, executive secreface mix is the most economi- tary to the Woodbridge IndusUiiders, 158 M e r t i 0 p ar k Terrace and all and its branches In Avenel and
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cal and durable.
trial Council, announced today.
• • •to• thejggctlons
• '
,«'! ted
of Woodbrldge south Iselin has already mailed checks
The new terminal is approximHITS
POLE
Mr.
Beagle
will
further
extotalling
$255,000
to
2,050
mem'isiit someonelgf the Port RfHding Railroad
WOODBRIDGE — The pos- student body at the local hig
WOODBRIDQE—Louis "Mol- plain that in the past communi- ately one quarter of a mile from
t-tic i'up UV^id' w e s t of the Woodbridge I bers.
siblllty that a foreign exchange school with the purposes of Uu
nar, 463 Woodbridge Avenue, ties have used road surface Abbe Lumber Co., Mr. Finn
There was s o u r Of the Pennsylvania Rail-! First Bank and Trust Com- student will be attending Wood- group".
Avenel, was injured Monday mixes which were never evalu- said.
••»»>•. POUce r o a d , With the exclusion of theipany of Fords will mall checks ^ ^ ^
^School
^ ^
jvm
The foreign exchange com when he lost control of his car ated comparatively. Therefore
At the outset, the company
Iwoodbridge area on the north Monday.to 1,750 """nbers in a j W M e x p r e 8 5 e d yest erday at the mittee. of which Warren Luhn
on Carteret Road and the ve- communities never knew whe- will employ 22 people at the
by
the
Porth
Reading
Railroad,
«btal
amount
of
$265,000.
student
Council
b
e
g
i
n
n
l
n
g
o
f
by the Pe
is chairman, has been in opera- hicle struck a pole at the serv- ther they were actually getting
on tbe east by the WoodbridKe! This Is the first year that the Week In New Jersey which was tion for more than one year ice entrance to Howard John- the best possible material for terminal which is one of 72
similar terminals throughout
I, Rodner, spur of the Pennsylvania Rail->Mercury Federal Savings and proclaimed by Governor Hughes Since Woodbridge Senior Higr son Restaurant. He was treated
road repair work.
the United States.
Higbiroad
down
to
but
n|*t
Including!Loan
has
hud
a
Christmas
C
l
u
b
.
^
November
14-21
Junior
School has met the two require at Perth Amboy General Hos(Continued on Page 2)
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8 06
U
Avenue.
i Police Mon- Orove
~
""
I /" ^ j ' j f J" ™.f^oiTi All through the special week menta of the American FieU pital for multiple lacerations
.i were brokinterested studen anod concussion and admitted
i by thrown
for further treatment.
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This yeur it has approximately Council will familiarize the
Clubs in Local
Banks Total Over $853,274
NewTermina
Opened Here SgL Van PeltHeads
Student Council Expects
Exchange Pupil in Fall
Juvenile Aid Officer?
WOODBRIDGE — Police
Sgt. Kenneth Van Pelt of (he
Township Juvenile Bureau,
was elected president of the
Raritan Valley Juvenile Aid
Officers Association at a
meeting held at the Colombian Club, Main Street and
Amboy Avenue,
Special
guests were Police Commissioner Thomas J. Costella
and Acting Chief Nets Laurltzen.
Other officers are Willard
Myers, East Brunswick, vioa
president; Joseph KUeojnons,
Highland Park, treasurer;
John Hermsen, Edison, secretary; and Joseph Smolifa,
Edison, sergeant-at-arms.
Funeral Services Today
For Dr. Fred A. Kessler
WOODBRIDGE — Funeral ological Society, Inc., and the
services for Dr. Pred A. Kess- Medical Society of Kings Counler, 64, of 87 Green Street, who ty, Brooklyn. He was an Asdied yesterday morning at soclate Fellow of the American
Perth Amboy General Hospital College of Cardiology.
where he was admitted at 2 Dr. Kessler was appointed
A.M. after being stricken with member of the active medica
a heart attack, will be held this staff of Perth Amboy General
morning at 11.00 at the Gr«ln- Hospital lit 1994 after a period
er Funeral Home, 44 Green as an associate attending phy
Street, with Rabbi Samuel slcian In the Department o
Newberger of Congregation Medicine, He was the school
Adatit Israel olticiaUng, Burial doctor for Woodbridge Townwill be In Beth Israel Ceme- ship school gy&tem - and be
longed to Congregation Adath
tery.
Dr. Keller, a specialist in Israel
cardiology and Internal medi- Surviving are his widow
cine who maintained an office Stefanle (Walter), and a brothhere for his medicpl practice er, Dr. Rudolph Kessler of Sid
since 1052, came to the United ney, Australia.
States from Vienna, Austria, In
Maidi l!i;iii and first, practiced his profession in Brooklyn. He was graduated from
WOODBRIDGE — Due to
the University or Vienna Medi- the ThankMjlvim holiday,
cal College in 1923 and served The Independent-Leader will
f
his internship in Vienna Gen- be publUhed on We4ne»d»y
fruodlHidxe, wliu recently retired from the Towulhlp Welfare De- eral Hospital from 1923, to 1930 next week ingtead of Tuurn
'•» ON
Turrle
'
a dinner last week, Shown wc*t ' '" ""
Professional societies hi which day.
, former Mayor August K.
, MrS. Mund, he had membership included
The deadline for sdvertton«W,
the Middlesex County Medkal int copy, sooUl ileuw and
Society, the New York Caxdl- aiub w n will to Mondaj.
1.
Mr, tlillord Uuulwui, Welfare
*
NOTICE
FIRST IN NEW WING: The first patleut to move In when the uew south win* of Perth
Amboy General HoaplUl opened Monday morning was Mrs. Beatrice Itef ukv, 267 New
Brunswick Avenue, Fords. Medical technician Ht-rminiu Hernandei of Sewansn and M I H
Marietta Thomas, muse's aid of Morgan, escorted her Ut her new room on the fourth
floor where a head nurse, Mm. Muryaim (ientlle uf Perth Aiaboy made her comfortable in
one of the uew, owdtsru, air uouditloued
NOVEMBER 15, 16, 1962
PAGE TWO
II,
Book Fair Scheduled JSerVicCS Are Set
dum is passed the Board,, will gave them power against unreach its maximum debt limit. clean spirits, to 'sast them out,
Garbage Schedule
At Avenel School 2H
Meantime, residents of the and to heal all manner of sick(Continued
from
P&Re
11
i To date the record has been
(Continued from Page 1)
ness
and
all
manner
of
disAVENEL
— A book fair will
area say there Is a great deal
played in several northern Jerbe held Tuesday at School 23.
north of the Pennsylvania :
of friction among the firemen. ease "
lord our (;,„
sey department stores with terJThere are three groups, they One of the correlative cita- sponsored by the PTA. Chil- WOODBRIDGE — A Jpeolal
road Main line. Port Reading, ^ r ^ c a M \h7fanVo"f _._ rific response; especially from
say - the Colonia Enterprise tions to be read from "Science dren may purchase books dur- Thanksgiving Day service, tra- i h e « nn In,,,.,
and Sewaren: All areas east of [public because of Its unusual the younger element, who enjoy
Corporation, the new firemen and Health with Key to the ing the day while parents,nre ditional In Christian Science name <onun,
the New Jersey Turnpike.
|quallty.
Cori's melodic tone and the
nnd the Hoard of Fire Commis- Scriptures" by Mary Baker invited to make tlftlr chofcos churches all over the world a t « l i s n i l t i , i , .
Woodbrldge: area within the]
Hoprs It Sells a Million
|catchy lyrics. The record apbefore or after Hie PTA busi- will be held In this area by
sioners
- - each holdlns differ- Eddy states:
boundaries of Main Street, Ber- When questioned about the pears well on its way and it
"Every day makes Its de- ness meeting scheduled for 8 First Church, Rahway, and O n
ent,
opinions.
Kuiiil.iv
ry Street, Legion Place and El- future of her record, Corl lost will be Interesting to WRtch the
First Church. Westfield.
In Avenel, the truck the mands upon us for higher P. M.
Program r n t l l
eanor Place.
I little time answering,
result of a simple tonsil operOpen
house
is
also
scheduled
proofs
rather
than
professions
Hoard seeks to replace Is now
Everyone Is welcome to the Gratitude" «•;
transand Saturday
| "I hope It sells a million cop- jatlon which practically
p
out of service, for it would of Christian power. These Parents will visit their chil- Rcrvlce, which begins at 11 A.M. the weekly (
les
that l can
formed a little girl Into a promColonla Iselln, Avenel and
*°
y
cist $4,000 to repair. This year proofs consist solely in the de- dren's classrooms to confer with in Rahway, at the church, loo wrlfi
vocalist.
Mrs. Joseph cated in the Masonic Temple To You." n'j.
Woodbridge all areas between t l c s a n t l f"> to Hollywood to;
alone maintenance cost of the struction of Sin, sickness, and the teachers.
1
Kelly,
principal,
will
Introduce
death
by
the
power
of
Spirit,
the main line of the Pennsjl- star In the movie*. Daddy wasj
trnck was $2,000. The vehicle
548 Irving Street. In Westfield over staiim,
Mir
vania Railroad from the bound- 8 Newark bandleader so I do
is obsolete accordlnK to the as JfSus destroyed them. This Edwin Casey, Jr., member of jthe service will be In the church 1:30 AM
Christmas Club
h
1
the
Board
of
Education
who
will
Is an element of progress, and
Ri-y of Edison Township on the »ve « "ttlc show business i
standards
of
the
flrehousJ
.
The
edifice,
422
East
Broad
Street
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a < k k r oroun(1
un(1
Iba<
l
west
"
fcnosed new truck will have a progress is the law of Ood, speak on the school ond refer- and will start at 10:30 in the
wes to
to the
h boundaries of Hah- l "««
Inn out In a total amount of
CAi-s s
To
date,
Coil's
most
ardent
date
l<Hl\
1.000 gallon pumper to service whose law demands of us only endum.
morning.
way and Carteret on the east
$268,774
86
to
Township
resiK)I)Rin
are
her
mother
the
what
we
can
certainly
fulfil'
those areas that do not have
Woodbrldge
and
Port
Reado
w
n
e
r
s
Hymns,
prayer,
and
a
s
p
«
|
Woodbrldge and Port Readdents.
I
ner hub r a i ,
Ing: the triangular area within former Sylvia Cannl la whose
SERMON TOPIC
NEW STEWARDESS: Miss water mftlns and hydrants. The (p.233).
ally prepared Bible Lesson his cur w
the boundaries of the New Jer ?™ f a t h " *•» » noted Wood- The First Bank of Colonla Lois May ilockinjr, daughter Board proposes to issue five
COLONIA
—
"Our
Christian
Sermon are all part of the
the drhi
Turnpike, the Port JWadins b r l d * n «"lPU>r. four older iU- has no Christmas Club this yetir of Frank Harking. 68 t'lfvr- year bonds for the $21,000 MEET TOMORROW
World Mission" will be Hey service, which also Includes a
antl
lc
n t l lllpr
lpr f a t h w
Gustavo 1
are|«« '<*•!«
« a»'"
\^y
Railroad and the Woodbrldge "'°
-••-' ar
—-|««
'<*•!« aa new
new Institution.
Institution.
land AvcmiP, Cnlnnla, h u truck.
George
A.
Shu
Its'
sermon
topic
period
for
spontaneous
expresWOODBRIDOE
—
The
LaAwnur, r
spur of Pennsylvania Rallroart. a11 l n f ( l v o r ° r R Professional surveys in previous years been graduated front sUwat
Sunday
morning
worship
sions
of
gratitude
by
church
dies Auxiliary of Fire Company
areer for
Monday.
excluding the
the Woodbridge
Woodbridge area
area c—
Corl
if It docsn t in- ssh o w t h a t R K0W
j portion
of t h e
p
ardfM train Inf at Mohawk
excluding
.
service!
»t
United.
Chtireh
of
members
ln
the
congregation
K
1 will meet tomorrow, 8:30 p.m.
Christmas Fund
Club
checks
go
towithin the boundaries of Main tfrfer<1 w l t h . - " " ((l ™ CRtlon uChristmas
,.,u,,»
^,
w
.
,
^
^
™Airline*,
Inc.,
headquarters
U
3
uu
at the School Strct flrehouse. Christ, now meftmir at Frank The entire congregation wll
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North All
st.rcet,. Berry Street, Legion T h u s i a r h e r " r ' a d c s a t S a c r e d ward, the purchase
h of fRifts,
ift but
b t at I lira, N. Y. She has been
Hostesses will be Mrs. Dahte Hehnly School, Rarltan Road Join in reading these Blbl fng into K;-; ' ' • ' I ! . l l ' - S I
Plnce and Eleanor Place.
p a r t School have not suffered| in m a n y CB5jeg t h ( , c n P C k s Mt aiulltnrd to flight dntlfs, age and clothinR of any size.
Clark
Township.
Church
School
Each basket or food to be Natale and Mrs. WlTtam Iybeda.
'to any """'
(used to help, pay real eirtate based In Newark.
classes for all ages will be congiven to the needy will contain Christmas party plans will be
taxes, insurance and to purducted at 9:45 ajn.
Miss Hocking was gradu.
discussed.
chase home appliances such as ated frota Woodbridge Senior the following (quai.tltles achov Avenues, on the north by w h c n c v « l i e < » W
cording to the size of the famPort Reading Railroad, on the in B modest manner stated dur- television sets and washing High School, and Attended
machines. A portion of the I)r»ke Secretarial School In ily): Turkey; parsley, celery,
oast by the Woodbrldie spur ln(r • r c c P n t ' " I ™ "
.
The Fittest In
bread, butter, potatoes, sweet
nf the Pennsylvania Railroad , W p «™{ *«"• ? P u s h he ( r checks also finds IU way Into Elizabeth.
potatoes, cranberry sauce, picdown to but not i n c l u d l n p Into anything, but If J>he wants 8avlngs acounts.
Before Joining Mohawk, kles, i lettuce, tomatoes, mayona caree in show business, It
she had been employed for naise, peas, onion.1;, small white
Oruve Avenue.
is best that flip starts now. As
three years by EMO Research onions, turnip, carrots, apple.t,
Student Council
Btdnult calb of! plot on fir a child FIIP can tewp her oaand Engineering, Florham oranges, canned fruit salad,
fCcmllnued from Page 1>
Oaul'o.
v c r a b u n n c s An older uli'l
Park.
hard candy, tea, coffee, canned
body find an interested commilk, fresh milk and sugar.
munity--there will mostly likely bp a foreign exchange student types during the 1940s and Each case will be given a
at the school next year.
1950s.
number and under no circumWondhrldcr
IiolUr roupnm
Under the supervision of The streets to be resurfaced stances will the name of the
Honored Urn
three trnelmri, Mrs. Oross, TiTr. with each mix were selected so family be revealed. A club or
Mnseenik and Mr. Mahon, the that the mix wpuld be layed on Individual donating $25 or
BETTER THAN EVER ....
nl student Council under- approximately the same amount more may have their name on
takes many protects each year. of asphalt payment as would a card to be inserted with the
OUR HOME-MADE CLAM CHOWDER
irimii euinmittec have been be layed on concrete povemont Rifts for any partlciHar case
One
concrete
pavement
was
number.
and
functioning since September.
The most, active committees selected to be paved with all Starting next week, until deFRIED FISH TO TAKE OUT
thus far. due to the football four mixes no that comparison livery time, a description of
could
be
made
under
conditions
Available
Every Friday - Try Vs Tins Week!
the
cases
will
be
published.
season, have been the ways
and means committee, headed that were as close to Identical Checks for the fund should
by Ronald Durette, which is in as possible. One asphalt pave- be drawn in the name of The
ment was also selected -to be Independent-Leader Christmas
srpp of the concession stand
paved with all four mtxes. The Fund and mailed to this paper
and the athletics committee,
concrete street selected is one at 18 Green Street, Woodbridge
'Ilrerted by Brian Morgan.
that is subjected to a high rate
Officers nf the Student Coun- of residential and commercial Pood baskets and gifts will
cil are Ardnvast Honanyan, traffic, including school buses be delivered to the needy on
president; Ronald Durette, vice A oard file has been prepared, Friday, December 21.
96 Main Street "*£££>?" Woodbridge
orcsldenl; Joyce Straw, secre- which will carry a complete
WOODBRIDGE
AMBOY AVENUE
tary and Bonnie Gayle Denys, record of the streets.
New Terminal
FRANK BOPP, Proprietor
treasurer.
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Interstate specializes ln lest!
than truckload traffic and runs:
Road Program
as far as Denver, Colorado,;
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where the firm now has in in-'
"In conjunction with the State their shares are held by heirs terchange service that covers
i Highway Department and Its as far away as California.
the entire West coast.
testing laboratories have set Among those who are shareJohn C. Laridls, manager for
holders
are
George
Scott,
Roy
aside streets in order to deterInterstate System stated that
mine which type of mix is best. Hulsenbeck, Joseph Maglia, Jo9,000 cities and towns will be
r.
We should have the answers in seph Ostrowskl and Joseph
Pastena.
[serviced
from thp Inman Ave
about a year."
Will) BIRD SEED
The corporation lias b e e n n u e terminal,
Under SUtf Aid
The project m WSodbrldge renting the building to the fire
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
was conducted under a State commissioners for which a renCHURCH
tal
of
$1,200
a
year
was
paid.
Aid Maintenance and Repair
Mastnir Temple
Saturday deliveries
dctlrerrd in
During
the
past
few
years
the
prnprram, '
1541 irvtm. Street Rabwaj ]
anj Quantity
estimates liven
OUTDOOR
In presenting the paper, mov. corporation built additions to! Sunday at t l 90 A M
the
side
and
rear
of
the
building pictures of the project as
FEEDERS
Sunday
School
8
30
A
M
well as slides will be used by ing and replaced the roof.
Wednesday, testimony meetthe progress will be shown The present lease expires
Ing at 8 00 P M
continuously at the New Jersey February 1 and Colonia EnterReading Room T u e s d a y
Bituminous Concrete Associa- prise Corporation has notified
WELDON CONCRETE COBP.
1 Thursday 12 to 3 P M : Wedthe Commissioners that unless
tion Exhibit.
or WRI.DON MATERIALS, INC.
r in his Report, Mr. Beagle will the building Is purchased they nesday 8 to 7 30 P M.: Friday
tell how four different mixes intend putting it up for sale. 7 to 9 P M
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I were used — bituminous con- Land values on Inman Avenue
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j ; crete, perfect Dix Seal, Asphalt are high.
PLAINS
SO PI.AINFipi D
\
ilfiion Hot premix and hot Apparently the commission- Sunday 9:30 and 11 K M, ,
j | rubberized sand asphalt.
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I The streets selected were con- able site is available for a new Wednesday 8:IS P M.
OTHER WELDON PRODUCTS; Crushed Stone, Black
; crete streets that had been con- fire house. The present flre- Reading Rooms 116 Ouimbj
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1
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Lbs. for
nue area, to the developments
CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE
including Canterbury Village,
"jou'r alwajs welcome to stop in and browse around"
LESSON-SERMON
and to the Lake Avenue section. The Board of Fire Com- Spiritual healing will be
missioners is also In debt by topic dealt with at Christian
approximately $ 5 0 , 0 0 0 for Science service* Sunday in a
e^uip"ment7nd for the new flre Ifwon-Sermon on the subject;
alarm system. If the referen- M o r t a l s a n d Immortal*."
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PAGE THREE
NOVEMBER 15, 16, 1962
cv
Local Club
Makes Plans
For Events
White Church Guild Sets
Plans for Church Bazaar
co Set
\e hear sal
WOODBRIDGE — Plans for
Members turxery, Kindergarten and Devotions were led by Mrs
comlnK events wore discussed
Andrew Lockle and refresh'rimary
departments
of
the
of Mir Whitr Church Guild at
and furthered a t a regular
ments were prepared by Mrs.
n mcnt.ing Monday, discussed Ihurch School, December 15,
meeting of Emblem Club 351,
Molnar and Mrs Ralph flails<ipl.nlls for participating in the11 A.M. ufltll 1 P.M. In FelMonday nlirht a t Hungarian
Entertalnment
bury.
owshlp
Hall.
Holiday HPi»rts church bazaar,
Reformed Church hall.
At the next meeting. Novem
.nd
a
light
lunch
will
be
feaIX-rmher 7 In Fellowship Hall
,ured
under
the
chairmanship
ber
26,
Rev.
Alex
Nemeth
will
According to a report by t h e
from 10 A.M. until 9 PM. t h e
give his autobiography.
WRya and me"ans con;nrfttee
hemp, Holiday Hearts, was the if Mrs. Victor Thompson.
plans are going al.cad for th«
winning title submitted by Mrs,
.nnual cocktail party on the
Rdward Slmonsen in a conevening of December 8 a t the
.(•st, conducted by the Guild to
M | , B. W. VOHCI
Crass Keys Restaurant, Raillnrnn the bazaar.
, 7 o'clock that
way. Further plans will be a n Thn Ladles Aid Society Will
, , Hull) of Miss
nounced as they are completed.
servr lunch from 11 A.M. until
",.l of Dunce, Fords
The next ways and mean*
MISS MART H. PI.ESIIER
P.M. and the Guild will have
', .,,,(1 iorehearsethe
committee meeting will be held
H snack bar opening at 5 P.M WOODBRIDOE — At OurCarteret, and Miss Dolores
, (•otiiiion dance.
under the chairmanship of Lady of Mt. Carmel Church Soares, New Rochelfc, New ENGAGED: Mr. and Mrs.at the home of Mrs. Jos«ph
.,„ die ball, to be
Georje Plesher, 129 First Mazzeo, 610 Krockmolly AveMrs. Leonard Lloyd. Mrs. Lloyd Saturday morning, Miss Vir.,,!„: :>8, at. -Bcotch
York.
Street, Perth AmBoy, have nue, Perth Amboy, November
assigned membetf* to commit- ginia Mutter, daughter of Mrs.
, ., v flub, arc avallt 26, 8 P.M. Mrs, Maarao r e Serving as best man was
tees.
All
organization*
of
the
Anna
Mutter,
IB
Buniu
l*ne,
•>,,.', mixr 1 from any
James Covlno, Port Reading of their daughter, Mary Helen quested all members who are
church
will
be
represented
a
t
became the bride of Manuel
I,, nPW. Deadline
Ushers were Roy Aires, cousin to Peter Ferllta, son of Mrs. willing to help on any comvarious booths.
Aires, son of Mr, and Mrs.
, mints for the ball
Mrs. Donald Pales Is chair- Anlano Aires, 450 Keene Street, of t h e bridegroom; Euzeblo Peter Ferllta, Sr., 499 Jansen mittee for any of the coming
, i,,cli will contain
man
of the children's grabbag Perth Amboy. Rev. Vincent Simoes, John Gaspar, and Mar- Avenue, Avenel, and the late events to attend.
, ,,; rach Deb, Is
from
which members are •con- Lenyi performed the double tin bonczak, all of Perth Am Mr. Ferlita.
A fashion show Is planned
-. ,-,rmbcr 26.
Miss Meaner, a graduate of
tributing small gifts. A work- ring ceremony.
,- ,i, v Club ball room
boy, and Robert Lengyel, Perth Amboy High School, is for March 19 a t the Metuchen
shop was held after the meet- The bride, given In marriage
i , ,,i'iiti-d In keeping
Woodbridge, cou»ln of the
employed as a secretary a t Elks Lodge with clothta a n d
ing to work on these Items,mich by her uncle and godfather,
isnn by Mrs. Edna
the RCA Electron Tube Di- millinery by established local
as Christmas table decorations, John Oregus, Woodbridge, was bride.
Members of the
firms. MrB. Albert Urnari 1*
vision
Plant, Avenel.
candlesticks, angels, and piggy attired in a gown of satin and The couple will make their
;,:;,liter will lorm a
chairman and will announce
Mr.
Ferllta,
a
graduate
of
I banks. Workshops are held organza, designed with long home in Perth Amboy after a
,i,m during the premore complete plans In the fu»
a
New
York
High
School,
atweekly in Fellowship Hall, 10 sleeves, a fitted bodice and trip to Florida. For traveling
,,-mnonii's. Marty
ture.
tended
United
Electronics
the
bride
wore
a
navy
and
AM. until 3 P H .
!,,i him been enscooped neckline adorned with
Mrs. George Gerek a n Technical
School,
Newark,
"IT
WAS
JUST
l\
SIMI'I.I'
WKniHNC":
WertilinR
KOWIIS;
worn
through
the
years
since
IK<)0
Mrs. Pales, chairman o: Venice laoe. Her bouffant white knited suit with nav:
,,v (or the dancing.
after serving In the I I 8. Airnounced plans for a carq party,
Mipprr will be will bo mndrlrd at ;i |)»id-ii|i membership party of Sisterhood Adath Israel Monday at Hie nominating committee, pre skirt was adorned with appli- accessories and an orchid.
:i:
Jewish Community Outer. Left to right: Mrs. Kuenie Honiick, president; Mrs. Sanford sented a slate of officers and
Mrs. Aires graduated from Force. He is employed as an January 24 a t tho EU»bettiBrand, program vice liresiclent; Mrs. Gerard Klot/, modelling wedding xown of the 1920s, trie following were re-elected ques of Venice lace. IJer four- Woodbridge High School, class electronics technician at the town Consolidated Gaa Comtiered veil of English Illusion
Mrs. Irwln llundrrt. membership vice president; Mrs. Robert Korb, member of the cast.
RCA Plant, Avenel, and is a pany auditorium, Marfctt St.,
to office:
1-1,it Vulr P»rty
was attached to a crown of of 1961, and Is employed by guitar instructor at the Cam- Perth Amboy.
Hutt
and
Berkow,
attorneys,
Mrs.
John
Molnar,
president;
,,,! Christmas party
pearls and rhlnestonns, and she
A dance is being planned,for
Mrs, Lloyd, vice president carried an orchid and carna- Perth Amboy. Her husband, a panna School «f Muilc, Iiplin.
• ....iDridBc Township
sometime in February with
1960 graduate of Perth Amboy
Mrs. Wesley Heiselberg, trea- tions on a prayer book.
,,.,•11 set for ThursHigh School, Is employed b>
Mrs. Anthony Mazzeo a» chairsurer, and Mrs, Kenneth Phea
,: 6,ftlThtf Bras*1
Maid of honor was MlM Bar-Firestone Retread Shop, Me
sey, secretary. Installation will
man.
>:h Miss Dorothy
bara Marek, Port Reading.
tuchen.
be held sometime In January,
Two new members, Mrs. J o .is chairman.
Bridesmaids were Miss Linda
The group decided to parti Aires, Perth Amboy, sister of
•. • nu'iit will be proM ph Mitchell and Mrs. Joseph
cipate In sending Bibles to th the bridegroom; Miss Mary
Almasl were initiatedft?Mrs.
::i'isic»l combination.
WOODBRIDGE - WrddlnmOowiu dating back to 1890
Lloyd Presbyterian Church Lengyel and Miss Linda Johni .,tiiers", made up ol
AVENEL— A surprise bridal Raymond Mundy, past presigowns worn through the ycarsjwlll be worn and ceremonial
Winston Salem, N. C. A supson, Woodbridge, cousins of the
•lull young men —
shower was given for Miss dent of the Perth Araboy Emwill be modelled at a pmd-up traditions and cherished memply of Christmas cards a n bride; Miss Arlene Hempel,
, •• Auwl. who plays1
Gloria
Florky, Avenel Street, lem Club,
membership party of Slstpr-'ories will be brought back.
stamps will be sent to t h
at the home of her aunt, Mrs. A letter was received from
mar;
jonn h o o d A d a l h I s r a e l M o n d a y a t j M r s C y r l i L n u tner will
church sponsored guests a'
e Middlesex County Tuber\,,nrl. accordionist g ; 3 0 p M a t woodbridge Jew- serve as narrator. Mrs. Irwln
AVENEL—The 42nd birthday Martin Krogh, 46 Central Ave- ulosis League describing its
Belvldere
and Haddonfiek
nue, Sewaren, Saturday night.
Hist, colonia, who ^ Community ctnter. A fewlHundert is chairman, assist
of the Avenel Woman's Club
Church homes.
Miss Florky will become the ork and the group approved
of the gowns will be worn byed by Mrs. Arthur Portnoi,
was celebrated at the AvenelTentative plans were madi
, Scott, music chair- women who wore them us theyiMrs. Eugene Horncik, Sisterbride of Michael Bej;el, Perth donation to the cause.
Colonia First Aid Squad buildfor a Christmas party whlc'
Peter
Ricciardone,
,i;]irt the community walked down the aisle of Adath hood president; Mrs. Sanford
Amboy, Thanksgiving Day a tMrs.
ing, Area women's clubs rep- ,he First Presbyterian Church halrman, reported on the rethe Guild will sponsor for th>
•..id of an exchange Israel Synagogue to becomeiBrandt, vice president of proWOODBRIDaE — The first resented
were:
Berkeley of Avenel.
:ent pancake breakfast held
. ii member and guert brides.
gram; Mrs, Isadore, Boscnblum,
nomination of officers was Heights, C a r t e r e t , Colonia,
intly with the B.P.O.E.
.•• a dollar to The The hands of time will be jprogram adviser; Mrs. Ernesti
conducted by Mrs. Stanley Cranford Village Improvement Guests included Mrs. Albert In charge of hospitality was
• :.:-Lender Christmas versed so each person in the'Hoffman
and Mrs. Burton
Florky, counselor, a t a meeting Association, Elizabeth, Fan- Krogh, Mrs. Jack Hansen and irs. Eugene Fodor. An aucaudience will be able to re-live Sher, visual aid chairmen; Mrs.;
of Nancy Lincoln Council, 117wood, Fords, Garwood, Iselin, Mrs. Fred Boeddinghaus, Edi- ion of homemade articles was
ocul BPW members
her own wedding icremony. Richard Brown, Mrs. Howard
Daughters of America. Final Metuchen Boro, Mountainside, son; Mrs, William Frankeland :ld under the direction o l
: iIn- State Board
Feibush and Mrs. Saul Spiegel,
nominations will t a k | place at Perth Amboy, Rahway, Roselle, Mrn, E. Woltcheck, Colonia; drs. William Brennan.
:< Nassau Inn, Prlncehospitality; Mrs. Alan Rockoff.
WOODBRIDGE—The Wood- a meeting, November 21.
ALLEN E. BALINT
:il,iv. They are Miss
Roselle Park, Scotch Plains, Mrs. Joseph Munlz, 'Mrs. Wllpublicity.
bridge Lions Club has a n bert Krogh, Mrs. Albert Takach
, rli, president; Mrs.
Mrs. Robert Korb will illus- PROMOTED: Allen E. Balint nounced plans to Bponsor the A delegation attended the of-Warrentown, Sewaren History and Mrs. Alice Kapistas, Woodlii-ennan. first vice
ficial
visit
of
the
State
counselClub
and
the
Past
Presidents
Woodbridge,
hai
been
aptrate the theme of the evening
"Singing Irish" of the Univerbridge; Mis Linda Seres, Mrs
Miss Agataha OraClub of South Amboy.
by a book review, "it Was Just pointed supervisor of teneral sity of Notre Dame Glee Club or, Mrs. Ann Cook, and her
Frank Seres and Mr». Louis
niiitl vice president;
services for Metal & Ther- at a concert, February 2 a t the official staff at the Star Joel
Simple Wadding."
The Pledge to the Flag was Manee, Fords; Mrs. Norman
•, Mailer, past presl- WOODBRIDOE - A general
During the evening, new mlt'i Research Division, ac- Woodbridge Senior High School 'arker Council, South Amboy, led by Mrs. John Toth, past Jensen, Mrs. John Donaldson
- B. W. Vogel. Mlwmeeting of the I/ague of WoTuesday
night.
cording
to
an
announcement
Is Open
members will be inducted. Reauditorium. The proceeds will Sunday has been designated President; Lord's Prayer by enlo Park: Mrs. Mildred
li, Miss Ruth Wolk, men Voters of Woodbridge
M
by Gordon M. Williams, genfreshment* will be served.
be
used
for
the
dub's
various
M
H h past pres- Wentzel, South Amboy; Mrs,
McHugh,
9 A. M. to 4 P. M.
.irdmg secretary; Miss Township will be held tonight
as Daughters of America
eral manager of the division,
activities, in sight conservation
(Monday Thru Thursday)
F'lrieh, treasurer; Miss at 1:30 with Mrs Jowph OstMr. Balint Joined M&T in
of Thanksgiving and prayer. In ident; club collect by . Mrs,Daniel Keefe and Mrs. Jack
youth proirums, safety and commemoration of this s p e c i a l P r a n c l s Clooney, past president,
Onody, Mrs. Florence rower. 11 Dlxon Drive
Hawaka, Clark; Mrs. Joseph
1949. He attended Columbia
other forms ol community betiiiii a n d Mrs. r»therln»
University
and
is
a
member
day all members have been re- The group wag entertained Walsh, Elizabeth; Mrs. Charles
Engaged tO Many
Speakers will be Roy Mundy.
terment, Andrew A. Muska,
(Friday)
MENLO PARK TERRACE - of the American Chemical publicity chairman, advised. quested to attend church serv- by Mrs. Edward Obropta, vio- Lester, Sewaren; Miss Ethel
member of the Board of Edu
Society, the Middlesex-SomBerel and Miss Sylvia Currier,
r
e
s
p
e
c
t
i
v
e
U
n
l
s
t
,
accompanist
was
Mrs.
Q.
ices
a
t
their
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Scharcation: E
Edward P Keating,
Tickets may be purchased
cation:
g
erset Industrial Safety CounIobst, who also led In commun- Perth Amboy; The Misses Jean
churches.
principal of Iselin Junior High' mett, 61 Wall Street, have ari- cil and the Mid-State Per- from any member of the or57 Plant
Florky, Arlene Kantor, Ann
The Nancy Lincoln Past ity singing.
nounced
the
engagement
of
School
and
member
of
the
ganization' oT by contacting
,,
.
mm
«
3CI1UU1
B11U I l i c m w
wi
""i
sonnel Association.
Counselors Association will hold Mrs. Clooney, gardens de- Gardner, Mrs. Stanley Florky,
their
daughter,
Paula
Renee
Nat Smith, ways and means
( nmmillee
M e e t i n g ! Woodbridne Township Charter
Mrs. Irving Wild, Mrs. Carol
a Christmas and birthday re' partment chairman, was In
to Bruce Clayton Prebut, son
Mr. Balint and U s wife chairman, ME 4-1056.
I AWN - Cub Pack 57,J8tudy Commission and Mrs.
vealing party, December 14 a t charge of corsages. The pourers Krogh, Mrs. Gus Koch, Mrs.
of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Prebut Elliabeth, and their three
the VPW Post:Doris Lada*,president of the
During the past two years the Log Cabin Lounge, St. were Mrs. McHugh, Mrs Frank Dynarskl, Mrs, Murra;
f
hold a commltteelPresldenU1 Council of PTA'sJ59 Hearthstone Avenue, Fofds.
children live at 191 St. Georre
the Glee Club has made ex- George Avenue. The affair will Cloonoy, Mrs. WiHam Perna Belfor, Mrs. Albert Kantor, i n Main Street
omorrow. 8:39, PJuJsubJect
will
Include
thei Mies Schaemett, graduated Avenue.
tended tours of U H South and ^ o p e n to members and
Woodbridgc
Mrs. Charles Masarek, Mrs.
and Mrs, WMlamKuzmlak.
no of Mr, and Mrs.i"Structure of the Bond Ref-jfrom Woodbridge High School
the West and numerous trips and reservations should be The next meeting will be Roger Florky,
Mrs.
Elme
Class
of
1961,
and
Is
a
sophoerendum,"
"Double
Sessions'
'•ndrlc. 55 May Street
ME 6-0100
MEETING TOMORROW
In the midwest. This will be the made with Mrs. Anthony De- December
Mrs, William Graham
and Taxpayers' more at Jersey City State ColH->semarie Kondrk and "Parental
FORDS
—
Newer
Fords
only
personal
appearance
of
Marco,
11
Fifth
Avenue,
Avenel
lege. She is co-leader of Girl
':<>m Den 8 will be Viewpoints."
Chapter of the 83nd Airborne the group in the Eastern me- or Mrs. Walter Parker, 40 Fifth
• ai the next packj The meeting is open to theScout Troop 79 here. Her fiDivision will meet tomorrow at tropolitan area and tickets wii: Avenue, Avenel, co-chairmen.
ance,
a
graduate
of
the
same
in the VPW Hall, public. Transportation and fur
8:00 P.M. in the Fords VFWbe limited, Mr. Muska anhigh
school,
class
of
1959,
is
a
Nif t. November 30, atther Information may be ob
nounced.
Pochek Elected i\ew ^
talned by calling PU 1-9388. senior at Monmouth College, post rooms, 411 New Brunswick
Avenue. All eligible veterans
West Long Branch. He Is a
Slowpokes' President \
member of Delta Sigma Pi, Interested in joining should
AVENEL — Election of new
professional business fraternl- contact Pat Casanova, chair- Open House Planned
man, VA 6-4455.
ty
Tuesday at School 3 officers by the Slowpokes, Inc.,
resulted in the following:
WOODBRIDGE - An Open Stephen Pochek, Woodbridge,
Check These Pre • Christmas Specials
House will be held a t School president; Bernard E. Ander3, Tuesday from 7:30 until & son, Colonia, vice president;
P.M, with a PTA meeting to Robert Walasek, Linden, sec"IDEAL" Unbreakable
"MAGNETEL"
be held afterwards starting at retary-treasurer and Pat Agu29"
Gasoline
Truck
^
8:15 P.M.
gliaro, Woodbridge, sergeant at
| Magnetic Action JT™ TJ
The speaker will be Harry1 arms.
Lund, director of elementary The group meets a,t the Ave; Skill Table Game ^j'
29" Carry-All tmm
education
Hoste.ws will he nel-Colonia First Aid Squad
mothers of the first grade stu- building every Tuesday a t
IMWVMfVMVWMMWVtflMVVVWWMMfMM
dents.
P.M.
,;.,!,(;K - A rchcar,,,,• iicimtantps will
,. m iiny, November
.. ;,i iin- MuiiRBrian
.•inneh nudlLorhim.
. MISS Ruth Wolk,
.. iiic WiiodbrldRn
Ki ,i M rss ntid Profen',,..(riub Deb Ball
iinium'i'rt today.
n-y that all Debs
Aires-Mutter Marriage
Held Saturday Morning
Wedding Gowns of Years
Gone By to be Modelled
Clubwomen Mark
42nd Birthday
Shower Is Given
For Miss Florky
D. ofA. Planning
Day of Prayer
Lions Announce
Concert Plan
LfV Set Session
Tonight at BO
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PAGE FOUR
l m l i wirt announced ai
Mrs. w,iii
vine liturgy at St. Spirldon'i Oeorge H. Boyd of St. Peter's day at the Zjlk» Funeral Home, Survlvlnt are a son, James, Church hen.
Kii;
widow,
L
are.
hU
Surviving
at
homt;
two
grandchildren;
Church with Very Rev, KICJIOIBB E
Episcopal
Church,
Perth
Am813
State
Street,
Perth
Amboy,
pcop
,
t
h
r
u
(Deeian);
Catherine
i l was iir^with
i t h services
i
Rachkowski,' pastor, as cele- boy, officiating. B
Burial
att St
St. Peter's
Peter's his mother, Mrs. Rose Orszag, daughters, Catherine, Janice ptMtt
Hilltop
Rite Su- ual aids
brant. Burial WHS in the thurch Clover Leaf Memorial Park, Episcopal Churoh with Rev. Perth Amboy; five sisters, Mrs. and Suwnne; two sons, Brian Pwawtet today; playtri in
Henry,
Mary
Panlck,
Mrs.
Paul
Znat,
banon George H Boyd offiWoodbrldge.
cemetery.
and William, all at home; ath« Mah Jow Tournament toAnder, i m
Born In Russia, the deceased The deceased, a retired mech- ciating. Burial was in Alpine Mrs. John SwalUck, Mrs. Jo- . .
.» u _ Andrew
> - j . * « . UmAnmr ittend
»HanA "Seldman
"Aatrtmtn and
mr\A Soni"
ar\*\t" IM TA_...
seph Glazer and Mrs. Stephen sister. Mrs,
JOHN BITTL
In Perth Amboy be- anic, was a local resident until Cemetery.
New York City at the comple- VIoirt.tn i),.
Wapplng,
Conn.;
two
brothers,
Kosmyna;
and
a
brother,
Peter,
I'nLONIA ~ Funeral services:deceased had resided in Wood-! fore mov inef to Avenel seven he moved to Florida four years The deceaied was a foreman
Harry, Philadelphia, Pa., and tion of the tournament; an- artist, win
all of Perth Amboy.
/or John Bittl, 51, 24 Country,bridge for the past nine yeais.| y e a r 8 a g 0 s h e w a g t n e wl f e Of ago.
plumber at Perth Amboy Gennual
Pald-Up
Membership
Richard, Wllllamsport, Pa,
Kuzmlch
and
was
a
Surviving
are
his
widow,
Kmeral Hospital and was a memClnh nnve. who died Saturday An Army Vetrran of the Kor
party, November 28, 8:Jo p.m.,
to Popular
Perth Amboy Onrral Hos-!ean Conflict, he wns employed m e m b e r „( g t , splridon's Rus- lly; two sisters, Mrs, Susan ber of Fords Local 270, Plumb- JOSEPH A. BISHOP
at the Congregation Building
pitnl. wore held yesterday at at the Public Service generat- 5 , a n o r thodox Church, Perth Bray, Fords, and Mrs- Mae ers and SteamMtm Union. He ISELIN —
Auditorium; orders for Chanuwith,,,,,
the Oieiner Funernl Home, 44'irtR plant In Sewaren for the! A m b o y
Dunham, Colonia: two brothers,L ftS & native of Perth Amboy, for Joseph A.
kah merchandise to be taken
Cooper
Avenue,
who
died
Mony l> imm
Harry
and
Arthur
Fords.
H - T I I Sheet, WondbrldRC Bur-j past seven years, and belonged] aurviving also are two daughSurviving are his widow,
at
the
next
regular
meeting
day at Roosevelt Hospital, will
h < W M In Hollywood Cemeteryjto the International B j ^ ; i t e r 8 i M n . M ary Oungor. A»enel
Helen
(Christensen);
two
be held today, 2:00 at the
A meeting was held by the
ALBERT CURSI
daughters. Mrs. Dorothy BudThomas Joseph Costollo Fiin- ISELIN — A board meeting patd-up
membership
part;
AVENEL
—
Funeral
services
zek
and
Mrs.
Eileen
Galssert,
The deceased had been a res
ifal Home, Green Street and of Sisterhood Congregation committee with Mrs. Frank
tte w a s
R
for Albert Cursl, 71. M_Home-'perth Amboy; a son, Peter,
i,i ! ni rolonlrt for the past <*'•
»'«> f^T*!,
Y' on la and stx
sre
(Beth Sholom was held Monday Davis, Aberdeen Avenue, to dls- scribing
stead Avenue, who died Sunday Woodbrldge; a grandson, Oreg- hooper Avenue.
,-mr y n n . having previously!^ James' Church ahd 1U Holy o n » __
The
deceased
is
fdrmerly
of|
prank Davis, vlce- IUSS plans. Appointed to com- hou.w
Nftme S o c l e t r
at
the
Perth
Amboy
General
wlth M r s
ory
Oalssert:
four
sUters,
Mrs,
lived In Hillside for 18 years,j
> '
JOHN BODNAR
resided! M'esideht, presiding in the ab- mlttees were: Mr». M, J, Gold- a sign r
Asbury
Park
and
had
Hospital,
will
be
held
this
Elizabeth
Pastrtck.
Mrs,
Julia
UP hnd been rmplnyed by thej Surviving are his widow, Dor-, AVENEL — Funeral services
sence of the president, Mrs. berger, refreshments, assisted Mnnche
rienrral Aniline and FllumCor-lothy <Dragotta>; » son, On-[(oT J o h n Bo d n »r, 70, 121 Oak morning, 8; 30 at the Gretaer Winkler, Mrs. Helen Ofneskl In Iselln for 21 years.
Funeral Home. 44 Green Street, and Mrs. Mary Qunla, of Perth Surviving are his widow. Peter Kravlti:, who represented
p-irntinn. Linden for 24-ypurs nld PllutUifwicz. Woodbrldge:.,8treet,
whn
riled
Saturday
at
who tiled Saturday kt Woodbridge, with •«, requiem
imtet,
Amboy: thrae brothers, John, Helen (Anderson); a sister, Sisterhood at the Central New
Rurviving are his widow. Mar- his stepmother, Mrs. Frances h l | n o m e > W e r e ne |d Tunsday at Mass, 9:00 at St, Andrew's
Norfolk, N. Y.\ Joseph, ROM- Mrs. Harriet B. Wilson of As- Jersey
National
Women's
(?
'HRPbi; H d a u n h t e r , Mrs Pilutkiewicz, Keasbey; four sis- t h e o ; r e l n e r Funeral Home, 44 Church. Burial will be ln St.
ville, Staten Island, N. Y., and bury Pork.
League Convention, Concord
ters,
Mrs.
Stanley
Zaleskl,
Edgi
,
Woodbrid(?e.
BurOreen
r( eti
IS Ol R
nnrnlliy Kovnes. Avenel: a
Gertrude's Cemetery, Colonia. Michael Vereb, Perth Anboy.
Hotel, KJamesha Lake, N. V
k;>thn\ Otto Blttl, Linden; and lson; Mrs. John Masluek and )a j ^ . M l n c l o v e r Lpa
"The deceased was retired an
ALBERT HENNING
A
request
was
made
for
volMrs. Andrew Paytl, Kea.ibey, ! C e m e t e r y i Woodbridge.
three sisters In Germany.
a butcher for the Food Fair
FORDS — Funeral services unteers to act as hostesses for
and Mrs. William Herschfleld, The deceased had resided In Stores, Elizabeth, tie was a MICHAEL OR8AO
for Albert Hennlng, 41, 47 Carr the tJSY Kina Convention to
FORDS
—
Funeral
services
Metuchen;
also
a
brother,
WalJ. I,. PIMJTKIEWICZ
I Avenel for the past 35 years. He
resident of Avenel
nel for 40 years Michael Qrsag, 60, 21 Wood Place, wiio died Monday night be held at the local synagogue
WOODBRIDGE — Funeral ter Pllutlewlcz, Perth Amboy, was a retired employee of U. S.
Air - Rail — Steamship _
and a iriember or
or St. Andrew's land Avenue, who died last at Perth Amboy General Hos- the weekend of November 30
Metals Reflninu Company, Carservices for Joseph L. Pilutkle1
pital,
Will
be
held
this
mornChurch.
He
was
also
a
Veteran
Wednesday
In
Roosevelt
HosNeeded are people to help setve
teret, having worked there for
TOUR AND CRUISE RESERVATIONS
wlcz. 35. 170 Roland Place, who MRS. PROHOR KUZMICH
of World War I. having served pital, were held Saturday at ing, 8:30 at the Flynn and Son Friday night supper. Saturday
7
died Saturday at Perth Amboy AVENEL — Funeral services 35 years. He retired ln 1937,
THI WORLD OVER
overseas in the Army.
Mltruska Funeral Home, <J8B Funeral Home, 23 Ford Avenue,
h
70. 12i
General Hospital, were held yesSurviving are his widow, the Surviving are his widow, Jer- Cortlandt Street, Perth Amboy, with a solemn high Mass of lunch, and Sunday brunch.
terday fit the Gre.lner Funeral Avenel Street, who died Satur-! former Mary Trosko: t w o
Ph«n« VA 4-3661
requiem, 9:00 at Our Lady of Anyone Interested Is urged to
Home, 44 Green Street, with a day at Rahway Memorial Hos- daughters, Mrs. Joseph Greg- aldlne (Lardleri); two daugh- with a hljh Mass of requiem
call
Mrs.
Kravlta
at
U
8-4BBB.
Peace
Church.
requiem Mass at St. James' pital, were held Tuesday at ory, Perth Amboy and Mrs. ters. Mrs. Joseph Cornacchia at Our Lady of • Hungary
A prayer book will be doChurch, Burial was In St. Ger- Kain Mortuaries, Inc., 433 State Joseph Lublsko, Unden; n son and Jean Cursi. both of Avenel; Church. Burial was ln the The deceased was a salesman
natet"
to the Congregation In
three
sons,
Frank
N.
Cursl
and
for
the
Commercial
Radio
Church
cemetery.
trude Cemetery, ColoniR.
Street, Perth Amboy, with di- John Bodnar, Jr., Woodbrldge;
Albert J. both of Avenel,. and The deceased was the *Id< Sound Corp of Newark. A U, S, memory of a deceased Sisterand four grandchildren.
S03 Maplf sir ff ,
Salvatore A., Edison; a sister ower of Mrs. Mary Benack Or- Navy veteran of World War n hood member, Helen Holnent.
Mrs. Genna Venturing Avenel; sag. He was a parishioner of and the Korean conflict, he had Adult education classes will
MRTH AMBIIY. V j
MRS. ANNA VERF.B
brother, Paul Cursl, North Our Lady of Hungary Church resided in Fords for the last Be conducted by Rabbi Her-!
WORLD WIDE ii;.A.-n
Funeral Arlington; and ninR grandWOODBRIDGE
Perth Amboy and a member of six years. He wan n native of narrt PrankeJ at the Twnplei1
8 P K I A U S T S SI
services for-Mrs. Anna Vereb, children.
the Modern Woodmen. Perth Shamokln, Pa., and a parish- building on the first and third !
137 Grove Avenue, who died
loner of Our ..Lady of Peace Monday of eaoh month at 8:30iJ
Amboy.
Thursday at hPr ljome, were MRS, FRANCEI SIMKEN
held Saturday at the Zylka ISEHJT — Funeral services
Funeral Home, 513 State Street, for Mrs. Frances K. (Oatley)
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Perth Amboy, with a solemn Slmken, 24, 22 Westbury Road,
high Mass of requiem at St. who died Friday afrGnlon MemJames' Church. Burial was in orial Hospital, Unlon.were held
WOODBRIDGE PUBLISHING CO.
the church cemetery.
Monday morning at the Thom18 OREEN STREET
The deceased was the widow as Joseph Costello Funeral
WOODBRIDGE, N. J.
of Stephen Vereb and a par> Home, Green Street and Cooper
iahloner of St, James Church. Avenue, Burial was in Clover
• Enclosed please find $4.00 for one-yew
Surviving are three daugh- Leaf Memorial Park Cemetery.8
subscription to:
ters, Mrs, Mary Pozychi, Miss Woodbridge.
• INDEPENDENT-LEADER
Anne Vereb and Miss Irene A native of Vermont, the deVweb four grandchildren, and ceased was a billing clerk for
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brother, John J. McGree, all the Western Electric Corpora*
D EDISON TOWNSHIP-FORDS BEACON
of Wodbridge.
tion.
She is survived by her husTo be sent to:
HARVEY FLOWERS
band, Robert.
FORDS — Funeral services
NAME
for Harvey Flowers, Tarpon WALTER VEREB
Springs, Florida, formerly of WOODBRIDGE — Funeral
ADDRESS
Fords, who died Friday at Flor- services for Walter Vereb, 16
ida, were held Monday at the Remney Street, who died sudTOWN .„
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NOVEMBER 15, 16, 1962
Mrs. George Knoph chtlfanof the fruit caka
obstretrlcs, gynec-
Medical Hypnosis
Doctor's Subject
for
was given by the del- An open home ii planned
uiu
qu»«tln« New York State to c,»«= .w Ote *TA Pall Counts
next general meeting xamAfor the holidays, Onten for
raise the alcoholic drinking
matk fields. Methods of
Council meeting In Old Bridge
ate from 18 to 31 years.
'The next board meeting will WOODBRroOE - Dr. Abra- zing hypnotherapy were dem the church plate must be In by
"- nl.ta
November IS, reported Mri.
take place at the home of MrsJ ham Thaler, a practicing phy- onstrated on volunteers from No
Wedemyer, chairman,
rot
1.11UU""*" * • ' —
William
li
Wdemyer chairman.
convention were given by ..
William Rhlnei, 809 Main St., sician and surieon, presented a the audience.
led the delecture and demonstration on
Mrs.
Rates Mrs. Mario Florentlnl. Mrs. John Habrack is chair In January.
nosis to St.
S Anne's Mrs. A.
medical hypnosis
FORDS — A letter from New Mrs. Robert Berls, Mrs. Vivian man of the November 29 hot
10
Eplscopa dent of
York Oovernor Nelson Rocke- Serko and Mrs. Axel Thomsen dog sale. In order to make the Physicians attending veteran Unit of Trinity
December
6
bazaar
a
success
"has asked actor, Charles Lfiughton, re- Church.
feller was read at the executive president. Mrs.
"
" "
from veal that the star 1B suffering Dr. Thaler discussed the
Mrs. E,
board meeting
meeting of
of School
School 14
14land
ana Mrs.
a, F,
r . w»iu».
i board
or » c « «
from cancer of the lower spine. (principal and uses of medical
PTA. The letter acknowledged atended the convention.
the members.
I receipt of a communication re- A report on "Comi
(oyk Inducts SlateN.Y. Governor's
'(trents9 Auxiliary Reply Received
-
Mr. Luke
HIP Woodon
(,nr and P y
.;„! Kttest and
,,t a recent
rurcnts Aux
,mines School
nf
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Hear Reports
COLONIA - Two hundred
^ l e g a t e s to Sixth Annual
Mrs United Nations Institute of NaMrs tional Council of Jewish WovlCe
men adopted a resolution aslcr-iik.
flr5t
Alfred Trosko lng that future U.N. Councils
Mrs bear the name of Eleanor j
Mrs Roosevelt, "a dear friend and I
' MrInspiration to council women,"
Mrs, Lawrence Frledland, president Ontral Parkway Section
,, ; ,i,ratulated thi reported at Monday's meeting i
at Temple Beth Or, Clark.
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Mrs.
Michael
Lemcrman,
v . l ,tni({ the Llttl
';i..krrt the mptnber, Mrs. Hunter Wilson. Mrs. Aaand Mis.
'. , rl>() |)orate wltf ron Schechtman.
. Mr. Coyle the: Prtedland attended the Institute on November 12 and 13. j
An address by Ambassador
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opening
session.
{
,. following com-
OFFICIAL WOODBRIDGE
SANITATION NOTICE
To The Citizens of Woodbridge Township
Effective Monday, November 19th, 1962. •
, . , ti
Kny
meetin of the
At
A t Mondays meeting
Mary 8 t r w b . . ! | e c t | o n honoring paid- i m e m Ro.se WebberI
Webber
R
a irfiislcal play, "Two Au-j
hospl thors In Sarch of a Play,"i:
written by Gary Daniel and|
is making David RudnJck, was
.I-'S lor Little with a cast of members and;|
I/ague boys husbands.
The
New members were Inducted'!]
• will be » n "|by Mrs, David Schleln, past-1]
. (he
• •.
j Mrs. Evelyn Small, clialiman
,;m reported on ot Linden Committee for UN..df the Little accepted a contribution of
::\otinced they $101.03 for Unlcef collected by
•:* tor new reg- children of members.
!•;(• to the large' Chairman for the evening
n-Kistrrtd d u r * { v u Mra. Jerry RablnowlU who
be necessary was auisUd by Mrs. Daniels.
,-r another field)
: the new base- Q
.
•h- field may be ^ C O U I S
-ibndge, Avenel.l
Any-;
ilivers'
m(,et
will facilitate attainment of maximum benefits for our community.
FORDS, HOPELAWN, KEASBEY, MENLO PARK
- Girl
.179 held a candlelight lnves-
.
the cast by the Woodbridge spur of the Penn. R.R. down to but not
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY COLLECTIONS
'housekeeper; Jeanne Peterson,;
A profit ofjdancr: Dale PVrlngton, conirs from theltefv^ton B r ( f t r e e s ; feoreen
•|J Mionsored by pringip, r o c )ts and minerals,
Un-Mlng Club'bubbi^ housekeeper, backa re-rent m e e t - j y a r d camper; Pattl Bartfai,
Il
•'• °l 20.
backyard camper, trees, con- i
'•v in; Zimmerman, iervatlon, and adventurer; Lor'"! 8uwts Alfred!«ine Hospodar, trees, back*
• t - u'.ive *ecretaryjyard
camper,
conversation,
•v C h a p t e r j d r a w l n f and p a l n ^ g .
' <-: Society andi The'Singing of Peace ended
-Msmith, found-,the Investiture ceremony.
•'•' ibr-.dge Cancer! A play, "The Oolden Ooo.sc,"
;was presented by Diane Racz
• •.•HI of white and Pamela Meyer as part of
!:om Mrs. J.,the nr«t c i a u badge requlre!/.ider of Olrl.nwnt. The entire troop also
*<>> reported by took part with Betty Baldwin
i < ancer dress-'having the lead. Pattl Bartfaij
!.o commended j and the troop presented a
.'•rson or group dance and refreshments were
••'•' clean, whtte'ierved.
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COLONIA and ISELIN all areas north of the Pennsylvania R.R. main
line. PORT READING and SEWAREN all areas eajjt^f the New Jersey
Turnpike. WOofiBRIDGE area within boundaries of Main Street,
Berry Street, Legion Place and Eleanor Place, .
WOODBRIDGE area bounded on the west by St. George and Amboy
Avenues, on the north by the Port Reading R.R., on the east by the
Woodbridge spur of the Penn. R.R. down to but not including Grove
Avenue.
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Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, Nov. 22nd.
November 22, 1962 is a Holiday for Sanitation Department Employe*. Pickups scheduled for that day will
be omitted, the next regular pirk up in the areas involved shall be on Mj^fnayl, November 26, 1962.
j
Itelin Congregation
•••• ul 178 d r e s s - !
'• 'ur tiie past To Convene
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Since the first day of January, 1962,1 hate worked to give the taxpayers of Woodbridge Township more value
for their tax dollars spent on Sanitation Health Services.
I
baturaay
i I8EUN — A general memriit-nseij, ways bershlp meeting of Congregai .man. is com- Uon Beth Sholom will be he\d
.- :nents for a a t the congregation building,'
• ••"!i to ke held|Cooper Avenue, 8aturday at 9
•'-:• m. Public P. M.
Important Information on fuuiic Itorse was ture events of the congregation
^upinskl.
will be discussed. After the
-I ChriAtmas meeting a film, "About Time,"
il at December'wlll be presented. Program
'chairman U Dave Jacobs.
For Example:
Peppermint Danceland
NOW HAS
DANCES
|SATURDAY
SUNDAY
1 to 7 V. M
III ( (llllt 1101'
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6. The nuisance of separating burnable and non-burnable garbage
in your.^oraes has been eliminated. Now all bottles, can*, and garbage
can be placed together in the same covered container.
1. Open Garbage dumping always subject to fires, and which
breeds disease, rats, flies, and mosquitoes was discontinued in favor
ot a State Health Department approved Sanitary Landfill Site. .
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WOODBRIDGE and PORT READING the triangular area within the
boundaries of the New Jersey Turnpike, the Port Reading R.R., and
the Woodbridge spur of the Penn. R.R,, excluding the Woodbridge
area within the boundaries of Main Street, Berry Street, Legion Place
and Eleanor Place.
including Grove Avenue.
Irarrtngton received first class
: badges with merit badges beinn awarded at the end of the
ceremony to the following:
1 Janet Ondar, camp craft.
Karlna. 3 8 2 -
f OODBRIDGE AND PORT READING
of the Woodbridge area on the north by the Port Reading R.R., on
UietZeioutdoor cook, adventurer, and
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COLONIA, ISELIN, AVENEL ana WOODBRIDGE all areas between the
main line of the Penn R.R., from boundary of Edison Township on the
west to the boundaries of Rahway and Carteret on the east.
and all
of the Woodbridge spur of the Pennsylvania R.R.; with the exclusion
w.-dnesday
W nrxt mMt-l" * 8 "
,
to- November * h e n s l l p t o o ! { h " P r ' imls <'.
was pinned and welcomed Into
. . the troop.
announced the, ^
,
rjoreen
Ho8podari
't.r Auxiliary i p r l n i , e i P f t U 1 ^ ^ m i D f t ] e
IV
T|RRACE;
sections of WOODBRIDGE south of the Port Reading Railroad, and west
o"f,uuture f o [
1
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lar
•'• iUltry 1Ul
rp i t
l 8 l k
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY Collections
MONDAY AND THURSDAY COLLECTIONS
Investiture
concern-,
tfrinirV
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2. The Woodbridge Incinerator was closed to eliminate Air Pollution, and in favor of a more economical, land reclaiming Sanitary
Landfill Operation.
7. Elimination of a special clean up week, in favor of a year round
clean up service, as close to you as your telephone. For service call
ME 4-8496.
3. On October 1, 1962 our operation was improved, with the appointment of a qualified engineer and administrator, devoting his full
time to grvlng you Improved health services at a minimum cost.
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4. A training program for Sanitation Dept. Supervision has been
initiated to keep them up to date with latest requirements and developments in Sanitation Health services.
8. A policy of obtaining trade and fleet discounts, and competitive
bids, on Sanitation Department purchases of materials and equipment,
was initiated in January of 1962, and hag saved the taxpayers many
thousands of dollars.
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St. Joseph's Auditorium
| AI "IH>V Ave.
Woodbridgej
(Strawberry UIU)
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RESIDENTS OF WOODBRIDGE.
I thank you for the opportunity to serve our town. Everything possible will be done to continue making modem improvements in your Sanitation Department's Health Services. For further information, please call the Sanitation
Superjfitenfont't Office, ME 44496.
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GEORGE E. EMERY
Sanitation Chairman
Admission .85
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9. A goal of a half million dollar reduction hi Sanitation Department operating costs over the next five years has been established.
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Muiio By
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Woodbridge Township
NOVEMBER 15, Iff, 1302
PAGE SIX
COME
YOUR GARDEN
FOft
ANO
THIS WEEK
MUM SECRET OUT
Why
do chrysanthemums
bloom so lute in the season? j
Tlipy've kept thPir little see-'
rri pretty well down through
I lie ypnrs
I
Tlipn one day someone dls-j
rrnTrrd thnt thr shorter per-:
loris of fiayliRht in the fall had;
n lot to do with blooming. Artl-;
finally innptheninE the Ahy,
with thf use of lights could dplny bloom
Bui. why?
BUILT-IN TIMER
A pair of .scientists wortlnn
M the 1! 3. Department ofj
AcricuJture havp found that
thp plant takrs its orders from
a built-in timer called phyto*rhrome.
This is a light - sensitive
plant pigment that receives
two kinds of light, red and larrcrl Responding to these forms
of Until, phytochrome controls
flowrrinR.
The USDA men made their
'mums flower earlier than normal by keeplne them in the
dark for several successive
dally dark periods of 16 hours.
Thpy found further that
they could stop flowering by
jntermptinR the period of
fiarkpoes. ,About-two ,hours of
light prevented Urn 'munu from
blooming.
WGHT PREVENTS BLOOM
What's more, they could use
even less light to prevent bloom
by RivinR the plants several
short. light exposures.
Looking closer at phytoehrome, thp. investigating teamj
rtroided that when the plant!
absorbs red light the'phyto-j
chrome changes into a formj
capable of absorbing far-red
light. (Far-red has longer wave,
lengths than red, approaching
infrared or heat energy.)
Ho when the phytochrome j
absorbs enough red light it
changes into its far-red absorbing form, becoming a sort of
enzyme that interferes with the
plant's ability to go ahead with
its flowering.
During the day both forms
of phytochrome are present in
the plant because natural light
contains both red and far-red.
But durnig the night the farred absorbing
phytochrome
tends to revert to the inactive
red-absorbing form.
LIKE A WATCH
It's something like a watch
running down. And so exposure
to strong light during the darkness can stop this unwinding
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process. ^
In effect the light rewinds
the phytochrome baclc to the
V far-red from, which will prevent flowering.
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All this maw be news to youj
but chrysanthemums h a v e i
knowh it a long time.
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STORES OPEN UNTIL 9 P.M.
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
Sunnyfield
Green Beans * " 2
Bitch-Nut Brand
Baby Food 10 •:'»»• 6
Adds Z u t to Foods
Heinz Sweet Gherkins
Nablset—Bit Dipptr Chooolitt Pit • « . «
WOODBRIDGE
SEWAHEN
PORT READING
FORDS
CAIX
ME4-2759
CARTERET
RESIDENTS
CALL
ME 4*9340
Choc.
Sugar Wafers
Mallomars
Cranberry
Kieff er Pears
Tomato Juice
A&P Pumpkin
Sweet Potatoes
Hi-Ho Crackers
Dexola Oil
NONE FINER ANYWHERE . . . a ta n y price!
3
3
2
2
2
Covirid
Nibiico
Twin Path
ssS
Siies
17 lbs.
and Up
Sizes
10 to
16 lbs.
:
SAUCE
Ociin Spray
ThinkYg»
Brand
Ib.
Sacramanto
Irand
SMALL TURKEYS st 4 5 :
wu
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C
Cranberry Sauce
»«
2 2 35
S
Stuffing Mix
M t J ; 8;;25C
Dtlicioui witf Turity - , . Oc»»h Spray
Cranberry Sauce **•!.« J.WJ 2
Chestnuts
w - « * ^
39<
Fresh Lamb from American Farms-Whole or Either Half
LEG « LAMB
Regular
Style
I»|wr1«4 Holland—Ctmi
lib.
Green Peas 6 89C
2tb.
bag
Green Beans ASPB"d 5 9PJ M c l b b : 2 9 ° 5 1 c
Mixed Vegetables *»*»«* 5 "£ I
Peas & Carrots *»*•»* 6 10plgi.oi.
bag*
2lb
ASFBrond
t 10 ol.
-55c
Lima Beans Baby or Fordhook P^9>>
1
Minute Maid ° " " £ i S £ " "
Dole's Juice
CINEAPPUGRAPEFRUIT
Downyflake Waffles >
Banquet Dinners >••• c^u.
ftoi.
:::
53
c
2.89
89C.
Ib.
99!
B«( 75 Exin Plaid S I I M M with ivrebm •)
45'
4QC
31<
;;41«
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South Africarv—Quick-Frozen
9oi
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Florida Oranges '" 5 . 3 !
Fresh Cranberries F w 1'
Floid5Mdl
' " 5 iX391
( Grapefruit
t31
Pascal Celery **"* 213
1"
Fresh Broccoli w'6 " 2 5
White Onions w" B ' 2 35
39' Sweet Potatoes •••--• 3 1 2 5
41 e
Marvelke Cream 59
59'
A&P's NuU b Candy Treats
27'
UP Bni4—Vlrfiuli
49' Salted Peanuts ' 25 45'
r
lot.
lib.
cam
I Ib. 14
oi. cant
Iqt. 14 fl.
si. cam
l i b . 13
oi. cam
lib. 2
oi. cam
Irand
Sumhin*
Stack Tack
ROCK LOBSTER TAILS
.^ 1 . 1 9
Yukon Club Beverages "-*** 2 l :;i f l 29 e
Larsen's Veg-AII *«»< *.,.•.«.. 2 cant
toi.
99c
Beech-Nut Instant Coffee
I"
Doxsee Minced Clams
Royal Chocolate Pudding *•'"'•
Mayonnaise I A M >.,.-«..«,F...
ff
quart
Salad Dressing
'^
iar
1 , t . 14
Hearts Delight Apricot Nectar fluii oi can
Carolina Rice f^L..,*... ^
:
uper Markets
AMERICA'S OEPtNDiSlE ?O0D MERCHANT SINCE 1S5<»
Pricti elfectiv* through
Saturday, No*. 17th in
Super Markets and S«lfService atoret only.
\ll Tobtoeo Producta, Fluid"
Milk and Alcoholic Beverages exempt from
Stamp offer.
^l
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ENJOY
f, $£<• fy COFFEE MILL
.Ow/kafti*£i
FLAVOK
FRESH-GROIiND \W^
YOU CANT m P * HV
Rich and fullbodiid
RED CIRCLE
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BAG
L^M—OUIA S^U
Wesson Oil For SiUdt, Cooi.f
-Dairy Center Values ! —
Libby's Ripe Olives
Braitd—Puttarliid Proem
Decaf Instant Coffee
Cottage Cheese 25C
12 M e
None Such Mince Meat 2 X 49< lib.
•L jar " *
it91e
BETTY CROCKER
4
Danish Blue Cheese
10 oi. 4 4 (
Pie Crust Mix
With 4c off l.b*l
&
pljt * "
Corn Oil
Italian Provolone Cheese
Fleischmann's
Margarine
{i
.bfi9e
I Ib. J
Sliced Swiss Cheese F Kmdla»
Pillsbury Yellow Cake Mix
oi. pkg
PiiUunnd Proem
2 Ib-1
Borden's Gruyere
Chetit
Bisquick
55«
Oot cup p a c U i
21« Diamond Crystal Salt
Victory Cream Cheese Paitauritad
.boi
quart j
Borden's Egg Nog
>-.^ri^
Kitchen Charm Wax Paper
'/j pint'
Borden's Heavy Cream
conl.
Ivalon Sta-Sof t Sponges
Fresh Milk Bcrdcn'i plus da
plui dip.
Marcal Paper Napkins
Z !iu 21
WE GREAT ATlANtIC I PACIFIC TEA COMPANY. I N C
Salted Mixed Peanuts '
Diamond Walnuts
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Delson's Merri-Minh * — " Warwick Thin Mints "
EXMI
f Fl«von
Star*Kist Tuna
,33'
Fresh Fru'itt and Vegetables!
4 coth you Ituf
r AU Club Soda
READY
FRUIT AND NUT RING
RAISIN BREAD '•
pach
Our Finatl
Don't Forget The Turkey Fixin's
ASP Brand—Our Fimit Quality
GOLDEN LOAF ;: 45
39°
Keh nS d
59
Bit 21 Extra Plaid Stampi with purcha^ j |
Del Monte Peaches 2 55C
fire** Qlaat Brand
89 Iki.6f|
CHERRY PIE
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2L«! 39
5-lb. Cake
B«< 80 Extra Plaid Slamii wit*
^^ ^
Green Giant Corn
A&P Brand—Our Finut duality
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Tallow Cllnj-Slleed or H I I » H
"SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY
DARK CAKE
2 - 35 e
Fruit Cocktail
Mb. Cake
$149
*LL».
Qolden Cream Styla
Frozen Food Values .'
M you reside in
e
Dtl Monte Brand
Top Grade
U.S. Gov't.
Inspected
TAYLOR'S PORK ROLL ','• 1 . 2 9
ME 4-0951
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Cranberry Sauce
Oft 25 Extra Plaid Stamps with purekut ol
Call
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A&P Brand—Whola er Jellied
Combination
• COLONIA
• AVENEL*
• ISELDN
l'/a-lb. Cakt
Salted or Umalted
A&P Instant Coffee 75 1.09
Choptind Sttw'mg
lor information on
Welcome Waeoo in
Fancy Creamery
New Low Prieel
Premium Brand
ajid coiuinunltj life.
FRUIT CAKE
BUTTER 5 9
There is
only one SWIFT CANNED HAMS .3.25 UNOX HAMS
WELCOME LAMB SHOULDERS
39' LAMB CHOPS
WAGON
30 mn of eiperlenc* loitering cood will in buslneu
America'!
mirieai F»voritt—
F»yorit«- Oxer
CKer 2 3 Fruitt
Fruit, , n d N u ( ,
HOLIDAY GROCERY BUY SI
SOUND ADVICE
ATTiANTA — Tf you want to
win friends for America while
you're vacationing in Europe,!
throw away .that chewing gum
and quit complaining about the
plumbing.
;
And most of all ladles, lower
your voices.
Triese tips for traveling
abroad are included in the fall
issue of the Georgia Review, a
quarterly publication of thei
University of Georgia, by Eel- ""If"
ward P. Lawton, a veteran of 21
years In the foreign service.
only ONE
Traditional Holiday
During TbankiqMnq W«ek
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French's
SwiH'i M a b
Mashed Potatoes
fer Babies
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113 MAIN STREET, WOODBRIDGE, N. J.
4 0 6 INHAN AVENUE, COLONIA, N. J.
Ofm X1U • FJL Men., TMtv, Wed, Than. - Itldavr TIU 1* PM. - 8»t»ud»y 8 - » rJL - Oyea Sraahi •
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BOKAR
3;;«w
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0*t 25 Extra Plaid Sta-ipa w*t» l
WONDiRFOIL « ^ '"
STEM SHERBET GLASSES
Qit 25 Extra Plaid Sti*M »'**•
SOAP PADS
B
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47 £
fk|. •< 28 Tailtii— Btfylarlr 6to
ALKA-SELTZER
Hudsoi
Table Naikint
2
Tfll t FJL Hon., Turn., Wed, Than. - FrfcUr Till 10 P.M. - 8*t. 8 - 6 PJI. - OH*) i u i i y i I - • ML
833 ROOSEVELT AVENUE, CARTERET, N. J.
EIGHT O'CLOCK
•
Initant
Open TflJ I tM. Man, TUM. Wed. Thun. - rrid»y TiU 10 PJA. - SiAanU? S AJL (• I I*M.
M<ld ond
Blue
Facial Tissues
2 bo»> J i t
ef400
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PAOE 8EVEN
Odegard, Debroh 8lmplot, Gall While Church Unit
Hodges, and Debra Hodges.
To Elect Officers
The group will meet the
third Thursday ol each month
Woodbrldte , — Election of
lat 7 ?M at tlw VFW post
I officers will take place at to- ALICE CDTnBFRrSON
horde: Girls BfttwHn the ages
160A Oak Free Rw»*
night's rriWtfrtg of the WoCOLONIA - The newlywith fathers
lseun, N m Jertey
I men's Association of the First
formed Junior aids Unit of
.,,,M At the last
l t meettt
Tel. LI R-R4S9
re
s
before
all
the
steps
necLadles Auxiliary of VTW Me' ;,i,rrn History Club EDISON — The Honorable
International Telephone W
iv. 8 o'clock In Fellowship i —Mr. and Mrs. Anthofvy Al(iry
to
the
opening
of
a
new
ISS
morial
Post
held
Installation
„ p. Clark, Cliff -httleB A. Edison, former Gov,nd Telegraph Corporation,
Hall. Members of Circle No. 5,
lospltal can be accomplished, leeremonles Sunday with Mrs.
jello, Jersey City, were weekend
Mack, wnoemor
who
mil Urn United States Ufe It\nn Mack,
of New Jersey, has acM r s . K e n n e t h RechnlUer, I guests of Mr. and Mrs. George
ilthough we are bending every Doris Psolka, department conuiranre
Company,
,1's Citizenship epted the Honorary chalrchairman, will be hostesses.
•ffort to better this time
Beverldge, Worth Street.
ductor and Junior youth aclift served as secretary of the
....;Rer» last June manshlp of the $3,200,000 ComI World Service chairman, —Mr. and Mrs. William H%fr"So sharp is our population
tivity chairman, and Mm. D
avy \inder President TWosevelt
,|iniisoMhlp of the m u n ity Hospital Fund Raising
IMrs. Donald Aafoe, will be Insett, Westbury Road, w«r»
Increase that even the most
iml In many other public ofLyness as Installing officers.
„ „ rPport on Its actl- campaign, announced Leonard
harge of the program on thehosts oyer the weekend to Mra.
welcome addition at Pnrth Am'Ires.
Besides
earned
degrees,
Berg campaign chalrmnn last
W k F Others'^
boy General Hospital will do Quests and representative!
ALICB
CUTHBERTSON
tt Jersey City
!
holds
honorary
doctorates
, ] l ( k sftid that beside night. The proposed hospital Is
no more than help us to main- Included Mrs. Joseph Strasser
1006
Oak
Tree
Road
urn nlii" colleges and urilvw
' ',, u)im | and recrea- to be built In Edison on a tract
Eighth
District
president;
Mrs
tain our present bed population
and the mite boxes will be dis- The music score for the Danbelln, New Jersef
lr.lt.les
lKl ,le R nhe felt she of land north of Metuchon, at
|ratio during that period," said Theodore D o w d , ^Middlesex
played and dedicated. A special ny Kaye film, "The Man from
Tel.
t
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extraordinarily
e
!,., mnny new friends.the Junction of James street
"We
he. "We must. In effect, run to county council" president,
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report will be given on thethe Diners' Club." will be com—Mrs.
Sarah
Zellner,
",. sinted made the and Route 27.
proud that a man such as Oov—Mrs. Sarah aeiiner, w e 'Bibles
^ ^ - . donated
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Bertha Niemlee, Junior vlo
m e m r s of posed by Stu Phillips.
stand still"
ol'Bibles donated by
by members
, ,,[ poclal value to On« of the most dlstlnqulnhed
•rnnr Edison should consent to
District 2; Mrsiionx, was a weekend guest
president of D
the
local
chiirch
for a mission)
The
new,
200-hrd,
Commun*
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the
mission
this
undertak
AT,
and
Mrs,
Walter
Huryk,
,,upndlng because It and best beloved of New Jersey'
participate
ity Hospital Is to bo among the. .James Bhnrry, Iselln Auxiliary [Wood Avenue.
church In Wlnston-Salem, N.C.
'His
consent
ti
',!,, ni linw to get along living citizens former Rovorno
Ing/'RfUd BerR.
Strauer and Mist
Miss Trudy S
,n|]|(,t,. strangers.
Edison Is a son of the noted lnHonorary Campaign first in New Jersey specifically Matty Sherry of Iselln
—Daniel Tearpock, West Mrs. Robert Stephen will re-||
ll Junto
Jt
designed
to
Incorporate,
the
,ik nlso gave a talk ventor. Thomas Alva and Minn
D i l l * lift
It'lialimaii emphasises his con
Warren
Street, is recuperating port on the final arrangements I At thoughtful'
Progress Patent
,,,1 slides on her sum- (Miller) Edison. Until loni, h
corn with trm terrifying urgency
vice commander of Colonln Me at home after being a patient iade for the church bazaar,
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concept
which
utilizes
.,' iiu-liidlnf stopover In served as chairman o! the Me
lot the "Crossroads" need for|Cnre,
tcember 7, at when the asat Passalc General Hospital.
Industrial-type practices to give morlnl Post.
Company am
additional
beds."
u(.,'i ill, where she Vis- Graw-Edlaon
ditional hospital b
—Mr, and Mrs, Robert Ack- clatlon will sponsor the bakOfficers
Inducted
were
Jun
better
patient
care
at
lower
'..'('immiuer, Mrs, ttobert has been a dlrect-or of the .lone;
Mr. Berg went on to no,te that
goods table.
Langendorf, president; Nanc erman, Adams Street, were'
[ I t ' ,,„. (ormef Helen Clark & Laughlln Steel Corporatlor
t normally takes at least three I cost,
A. EDISON
hosts Sunday to Mrs. Edward
BIHTHDAlf
1
ilcCord,
first
vJce
prefllden
, ,ik Ihe'h visited forCARDS
WOODBRTDGE
Krlstlne Zalek, second vie Ackorman, Mr. and Mrs. Pat,;,,si(lciitsMr. and Mrs.
[rick Patry and Edward McCole,
Ml.
Carmel
PTA
Sett
Wi have i compltti
president;
L
i
n
d
a
Sanche
Veteran*
Alliance
,, /.isctinu In their home
LIONS CLUB
tilwtion
Newton, and Mr, and Mrs
treasurer; Pamela White,
; .Ariz and took many
Meeting Tonight, 8 lOOretary;
Will Present
[Robert McCole, Kenilworth.
Conducts
Services
Gall
Me
Cord,
chap
...'V' .side trips. Including
WOODBBIDOE — Our U d y lain; Donna Eck, conductress
—Mr. ana Mrs. uouls Helr
WOODBRIDOE — In honor
.,' •!;! border Into Mexico.
of the men and women who of Mt. Carmel PTA will meet Laura Sanchez, guard; Karei Imall, Livingston, visited Mr
. ,.',. she visited a friend
[tonight.
8:00
at
the
church
Wolf, patriotic instructoriEl" and Mrs. Walter Kronert
gave their lives In the service
,,:..x mid was the guest
Wolf, p a t r i o t i c lnstructo Wood Avenue, and then at, t much so huge that WOODBRTDOE-All mothers children of St. James" School Of their country, the
Eileen Wolf, historian; and tended a performance of St
at
wish
the that It Is one of the best reg- Alliance conducted Veterans
h to help witli the
• HUM lilKh school. La who w
Christmas bazaar, December 2, ulated schools In the diocese. Day memorial services, Sunday, article sale, Monday, 8:30 p.mMaureen Hughes and Mary Jecella's PTA "Muslcaim '62'
YVoodbridge High School
,Mi some time In Los
at Woodbridge Senior Hlgr
Zalek, color bearers.
I:KI nearby Corona are requested to attend a meet- He also announced the newly In Woodbrldge Park at the In th« church hall,
Saturday, February 2nd
91 Main Street
Religious articles will also Participating In initiation School.
•o both Marina Land ing today, 1:30 P. M., In theintroduced savings plan Wmonument.
at
8:30
P.M.
WOODBRIDGE
-Mrs. Louis Schmltt an<
cafeteria of St, Jame's School,,[working out and the parents Peter Qarcla, commander be sold during the two days of ceremonies were Cheryl Curtis,
i -.'viand.
Benefit Woodbrldge Lions
according to an announcement should continue to encourage , ta waversak senior vice Forty Hours Devotions, Sunday Alice Amello, Christine Fabio, son, George, Rahway, wen
OPEN EVENINGS
ids Angeles, she went
jby Mrs. Patrick Golden, presi- the children In this regard.
Club Charities
Patricia Amelio, Loraln San- guests Friday of Mr. and Mrs
commander; Thomas J. Meeand Monday.
Hawaii where she
dent, at the regular mei'tlnc of The library fund award was han, adjutant; Victor Chrlstof
ez, Debra dreftthouse, NancylAlexander CutKbertoon
Any outstanding
Islands and visited
Itht PTA Tueidny night The won by Mrs. Walter Kopcbo iferson, chaplain; tlw Tost 'from the September candy salt
•f of Interest. Com• jirf!
bazaar will begin, 4 P M in tfie and Mrs. S. Raslmowlcz. The [color guards and members of should
Should be turned In by
by the
, the mainland, Mr«.
Start saving NOW \or the
school auditorium4 with food attendance was won by thethe Post participated.
room representatives during
,,vrr the top* of the
and novelty Items for Christ classes of Sister Mary Judith During the services addresses this meeting.
Happiest Christum ever . . , }
Mountains up to the
mas giving 6ftercd for sale, land Sister Mary Austin.
Iwere made by Committee RobWorld'* Fair and from
. Hostesses were mothers of the ert Jacks and Joseph Manzione,
• ..,„•„. tb New Y o r k . At Mrs. Golden also announced!
ISELIN PERSONAL
and by Benjamin Sunshine and —The Christ's Ambassadors
there will be no December meet- (seventh grade students.
I Airport, she was inWaversak of the Alliance. of Iselln Assembly of Ood
! !o her first 'copter Ing, but the annual Christmas
. ttir City Of N « r York party, Including a turkey dinPrank Sinatra Jr., 18, son olChurch will not meet this w«ek
Mrk. During the busU ner will be held, Deoember 11,
the famous actor-singer made because of the special services
,-i;nit *hlch precededi^-30 P. M., in the school audlhis television debut on Jack that are being sponsored by
•MIII several Federationjtorium. Resenatlons must be
the church.
| Benny's T/V show.
made b
• ,'ionsfrom other clubs
V December 8 and any
0116
William
Interested in attending COLOINA — Over 150 guests
..id by Mrs.
ihe workshop meetings;"1" contact Mrs. Golden.
,„ were In attendance at the anmi the thtrdWednei-j The president further till"'
an-i
\v\ M;vch
month hav* been|nounced the children's Christ- nual paid-up membership party
f
•I for November and'mas party will be held on the'and fashion show of Sisterhood
because of the holl- last day of school prior to the' of T e m p i e Beth Am.
;
•I lie next meeting will be holiday vacation . Mrs. Joseph
3
T , ,nh JB> D ...On.„,,,,,,
hand toa ngr.,C
the gue.U
^ „,_.„.„,,,„,
5, at 1:30p.m Tlrpak, Mrs. John Schlmpf,! Rabbi
Wltkin and Cantor Hlllel
H B. Rankln Cliff and Mrs. John Smith are In
iSadowltz, aws Mrs. Murray HelTberc will be a Christ- charge.
_
:ler, president.
Buying gifts for all your loved ones
r. .rsm and gifts Will be
ri ro hn,Us«. ^11 t»' t T » i e i M C o n <l c ar d party of the M r s W l t k l n > a n h o n o r a r y
is far more fun when you know you
d Co-hostesw. will be
u Kheduled or Janua.7 m e m b e r , r e a d the opening
!:nn I .arson, Mrs. Ralph t e r m
30 With Mrs. WUlUm Koltar. p n y e r t n d t h i n k e d Bjgterhood
can do it without piling up bills. We
,:.ft Mrs. W. W, Brun,Mr». K. Toscano, and Mr«. J.j, o r l t g mtion
ol t n e h o U 8 e g l f t
know of 3,950 people who will agree.
iDwyer In charge, b\it a l l ' r e c c n t l y p r c s e n t ed to her.
mothers of eighth grade stu-; A professional-type ramp was
They're all members of our Club
erected m
h e TTemple
e m pie bbuilding
?21.t* f*.^!^! 1 . 0 !" ^. l Il!' erected
Intthe
onu Conference*
who receive their Christmas Club
affair defrays expenses for t h e j f o r t h e f a s n l o n s n o w M r 8
\ To III' Ueltl Nov. 25 l 9 M iWduiMon.
iRomanoff. membership
vlcei
money, adding up to approximately
A Mass for deceased members: presldent introduced Mrs. Doris
the sport An interesting' case
V - The second In the.will be held during the month A r n s t e r i narrator
$500,000, in plenty of time for holiin point is last year's winner
wrles of Cana Confer-iand Mrs. Golden requested all Models were Mrs. Sandford
of the T « m p l « Gwathmey
day shopping. Paying with cash,
. family life will be held [members to attend.
Feal, who wound op the TRA
iBrOdy, Mrs. Charles Bobkler
School. Novem-f, aster* Mary Clemens, In adSteeplechase Champion of '61.
M r g eol Straus, Mrs. Neal
they'll find it less expensive, too.
r
Harry Love, Mainland fox:om 8 to 11 P. M. In'dressing the group, said that B a r n r m r dt, Mrs. Bernard Welnhunter
f
a
r
m
•
r,
bred
Peal,
That's why it makes good sense to
'parents who are not satisfied s t e l n M r s D a v l d Abrams, Mrs.
Tta United Hunts Racing 'planned to sell hirtx to the
it E Mayer, mod-iwith the children's first report[ Mftrtln R o t n M r 3 , Lawrence
save in our Christmas Club. Join
discus* the parent-|c»rd should start now to make' Levin M r s A r n o !d
piatt,,Mrs Association enjoys a unique yearling (ales, laUr decided
o!d
distinction. It is a member of to keep the rangy colt w a
mshtn. The follqw-ihcm prepare very carefully l o r | 0 e r a l d
now. Whatever your plans, we have
and Mrs. Qi Thoroughbred Racing Associa- hunter. Six foot thr« and
will be Included: the neit report due January 29.i K a s d l n
weighing
180
pounds,
Mr.
Love
tions but doesn't have a racea Club tofityour needs.
track. It does, however, have proceeded to ride Peal with
the
Green
Spring
V
a
l
l
e
y
two, itakea-studded U n i t e d
Hunts Daya under th« acgin Houndo. Feal d*monitrat«4 a
of the New York Racing As- bit too much speed for a comsociation at Belmont Park, the fortable hunter and was put
feature of which is the Templa in training. At five last year
Gwathmey 'Chase Handicap h« proved himself a champion,
with $50,000 added, is Steepkchasing has something
, talk, M»r. Charles a*"™*- ™{U"; ^
* * J which,
the richest Steeplechase in the else to boast of: not since
»:.<! Mr. Anthony McCorristln advised that A "merchandise tree high V. S. The United Hunts kept an owner-breeder, horseplayer
MK 4-1661, or Mr. Mother Benlgna, supervisor of lighted the evenings deco horse racing alive in New and betimes official named
wmiam ChtfatflU. schools, reported In her recentwhlch Included autumn follag York during the Governor G e o r g e Washington had a
;vislt and examination of the and flowers.
Hughes hiatus of 1911-12 and U. S. President in office atcontinues to stimulate inter- tended the races until John F,
est in yUeplechasing, which and Mrs. Kennedy went to the
•iltDKR NOW!
preserves some cf the. funda- Middleburg, Va. meeting hat
mental amateur qualities of year.
At
Nestburv Park News
Girls
history Club Former Governor Edison to be Honorary Chairman Junior
Install Slate
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PTA Plans Talk
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ifotZknksqMni Zatlcs...
EVERYTHING GOOD FOR THE FEAST!
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Charles Wira
"in its studies of existing hospitals," said Mrs. Wira, "our
board discovered that women of
the varluus hospital auxiliaries
hfid played important roles in
the establishment and maintenance of almost every institution looked into. With our
men away, working in plant,
office and shop all day, it falls
to the women to be informed
about community affairs and
needs. Unless we are prepared
to carfy our share of solving
the "crossroads" appalling bed
shortage, we certainly deserve
the hospital waiting lists and
corridor beds that are now our
lot."
Noting that, while women's
auxiliaries tend to become focal points of social activitly
their real functions are service
to the community, Mrs. Wira
stated that all Interested public
elt.tee.ns are cordially Invited to
participate in Monday night's
meeting. "Time permitting.'
she said, "we hope to establish
the form which the olgaii
tion is to take and elect officers
as well."
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Georgeanne Neuh is Wed
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Ployed byTvm (1
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losophical Physics," "Idea Men
band
BUHHI,,| ,
of Today." ' T h e Elements of
School and v,lllt
Logic" and "The School ExCompany, i'|. n ,\
amined." He also has co-authored a series of science textPOBD8 — Dr. Vincent E.
books for elementary schools, FORDS — Miss Oeonreanne t>«UWmt with
tfange lace EXTENhKn I V,
Smith, a Catholic philosopher, A native of Cincinnati, Pro- the f t m volume of which will Neun. 163 Third Street, daugh- featuring a Sabrlnaa neckline aaf . r r p , n ,
' ' Ml \>
fessor
Smith
received
his
uny
will address Our Lady of Peace
appear in 1963.
ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. and a bouffant skirt with a N a m a n
dergraduate
degree
at
Xavier
Parent-Teachers Association in
ack ending I
In a chapel
c h l
Rev. Brzozowskl said that In George Neun. and Carl Hansen, bustle back
the church auditorium Tuesday University In 193«. Two yearn light of the speaker's back- lion of Mr. and Mrs. QewKC train. A seed pearl and rhlne- ments »( N.
personnel f,,t
later
he
was
swarded
a
Diploat 8:00 p.m., according to Rev.
ground and stature as an edu- Hansen, 189 Northfleld Road stone crown held her fingertlpl sayltiR they „
Joseph R. Br7X)zowski, pastor. ma by the University of Fri- cator, the PTA extends an Invl- Mllllngton, were united in mar- veil.
bourg, Switzerland. , He also
[the United si
Dr. Smith, who is director of
holds master's and doctor'* [tatlon to hear Dr. Smith's lec- riage a t Our Lady of Peace Maid of honor was MUs Paof Culm
the Philosophy Science Instidegrees from the Catholic Uni- ture especially persons engaged Church. Rev, Christopher Rell- tricia McKee, Metuchen. Ser- The Seen
tute at St. John's University,
versity of America and has in public and parochial edu- ly officiated at the duoble ring ving as best man waa James applies tn
Brooklyn, will discuss "Why
mi
ceremony.
Petersen, Edison. Usher was tiVC duty" :
done graduate work at Harvard: cation.
Knowledge Pays Off."
6eorge Hansen. Jr., Edison, that there
University and the MassachuThe
bride,
given
in
mnrriage
Will 1)1
Dr. Smith Joined the faculty
setts Institute of Technology. Goulp has been well defined by her uncle, Victor Kucharek, brother of the bridegroom.
except
ill I,
of St. John's in 1969. He holds'
Mrs. Hansen, a graduate of further 111)1 lr
the rank of full professor In the Professor Smith Is the Auth- as putting two and two together South Plalnfleld. was attired
In a gown of peau de sole em- Metuchen High School, Is em- from in
department of philosophy. Pre- or of several books, including and making it five,—Labor.
viously he had been a professor
of philosophy at the University
of Notre Darne, South Bend.
Ind., and has served as ft visiting profesior at Laval University, Quebec.
EDISON—First stpp towards tact any of the members of the A.,^-I
p . , . . nn'A / / „ ; #
the foi-mation of n Women's steering committee as follows:!* 1 *" 1 ™
tOHanaiimi
Auxiliary for the planned Com- Mrs Charles Wira, Miss Jo- Discuss r iind'tiawng
AVENEL - A joint meeting
minilty Hospital will be taken amrc w
, M
h R g
Wira,
Mr j
p
8 no n m . Monday. November glerl, Mrs. Richard Japo, Miss of Avenel Memorial Post 7164,
Veterans of Foreisn Wars, and
10, at the Clara Barton School.
Purpose of the meeting will be Doll. Mrs. John O. Kovach, Mrs. Its auxiliary was held Monday
tn permit members of the aux- Helen Toth. Mrs. Scott Macan, night at the Maple Tree Farm.
iliary's steering rommittee and Mrs. Jeremiah Dumbs, Mrs. Plans were made to raise funds
Intrrestrd members of the pub- Brace Eggcrt, Mrs Joseph Han- to complete the post home.
lic to henr Mrs. Inez Croue, ish. Mrs. John BieRlecki, Mrs. The post and the auxiliary
Pi esldiMit of the Netf Jersey As- iTheodore Bomeisier, Mrs. Mat- are holding membership drives.
Prospective auxiliary members
snrintlon of Hospital
tal Auxlltar ,thew
Mrs.
t h e w DDrwal.
rwftl] M
r s EErnest
r n p s t Doff.
„„„,,, ,i Ao,..o..v.,
may contact Mrs. John Ostirs, speak on the organization,,,
Mr5
Will|Rm H
lns]1
nninivt hrts.
' .
,
:
-p. AJcey,
Mrs. Mli-'hoff,'
Oak Street, Veterans with
anrt objectives of women's
hos- M f j
pitiil auxiliaries,
ton Bronstein, Mrs. V. J. Can- overseas duty during World
Prime mover of the new namela.' Mrs. Edward Jtohden- Wars I and II and the Korean
grnup is Mrs. Charles W. Wira berg. Mrs. Benjamin Reese, War are eligible for memberwin) lesidss at Llddle Avenue'Mrs. Thomas Fnnpionl, 8r., Mrs. ship in the pastMrs. Wira Rained pnm- ; jerrold Flnkel. Mrs. ThnmM Post .meetings ftrr hfld the;
" inetice a few years back for her swales. Jr.. Mrs. Leo Weiss, ifirst and trjird Tuesdays of
efforts in rmvinp the name of,Mrs. Phillip Schwalje, Mrs.'each month at the Maple Tree
the Township changed fromiRRvmond A. Hecht. Mrs. Char-'Farm.
Raritnii to Edison, and many
other civic activities. She is a
member of the Board of Trus;
tees of the Community Hospital Group, and acting on their
behalf.
Mrs.
I!.-
NOVEMBER 15, 16, 1962
PAGE EIGHT
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PAGE NINE
NOVEMBER 15, 16, 1982
Original Skit Presented
At Sisterhood's Party
are asked to join. The choir
,y Junior Girls' Unit of the ;he mothers of Mrs.
will be under the- direction of
ind
Mrs.
Taylor's
classes
were
Rdtie, William, and LaureUe, the Barn Dance, sponsored by ludlea Au
ot V F W No
Kenneth Becker.-*
"
the
Women's
Auxiliary
of
the
ilahway; Mr. and Mrs. Otto B.
vember h. at Post Hall. Plaru nostesses. The PTA will spon- —The Sweet Adelines, CIQVIselln
Boys
Afoletlc
League,
Dougherty and children, Keith
were also made for a Christ- sor a cake sale Sunday after erleaf Chapter of Iselln, will
.nd Kevin, Menlo Park; Mrs, Saturday at VFW Hall, Lincolnmas party In December and aall masses.
Mothers of Miss
meet Monday, 8:30 pjn.. In St.
Highway. After the dance, the!
on the recent successful
iSimoleon, Metuchcn.
Murphy's claw will Bupply and
AVENEL — "This Is
skating
party
In
January.
The
Cecelia's School.
.
roup
sell the cakes. Mrs. Edward —The Soap Box Derby which Ut«, Sisterhood", »n orlglnallrummage sale, expressing her
—Mr. and Mrs, William *
next
regular
meeting
of
the
^
Ahn, Faith, Hope and George Graham and ttaughtew. Mute oanctng
unit irtlL.b* held Saturday, Pwceuy U In charge, assisted WKtf to Tie sr»MWB« by -Cub iklj written W MrsEdward I appreciation for all help,
toy Mrs. T.
and Nancy, Goodrich Street —The r
featured at the| Th» opening address
November 24, at 11 a.m.
Jr., Charles Street; Mr. and
n.-l. 48,
Aa Saturday
n.»...j._ was
- . - . .,„-»
QtniS was
»•« fraturfifl
Pack
post- Stern,
meeting of the Mlsslonettes of
-Mrs. JhoniM Burke pres^
l n c l f i m e n t w e f t t n _ paid-up membership party held given by Mrs. Mortimer WeiHT
jwere
Supday
dinner
guests
of
__fct.
Cecenas
PTA
1
met
Mrs. Joseph Mauccrl and chilMr. and Mrs. Louts
Un- Iselln Assembly of God Church, last flight and PTA 2 will meet Ident of the Udles Auxiliary of
by fllaterhoad B'nal Jacob at membership vice ores.'-'.ir.t.
Louis Maine, Un
for
dren, Rosemary, Edward, j 0 hi- Unites attended
ion. Miss Graham was a wck-originally net for Monday, h u tonight. Parent-teacher confer- the Iselln Chemical Hook and event ha* been set for1 Novem- the local Jewish Community After the invocation *)veV by",
been postponed until next
In honor
of seph and Robert; and Mlsi lend guest of Mr. and Mrs:
...
__
ences will begin promptly at r Ladder Co., District 11, anber 24, on Middlesex Turnpike Center. Mrs. Martin LltinKer. Mrs Philip Brand, Mrs Lit-,
Monday, at 6:30 P.m., because
•nnk, one yearDorhi CoRswell. Bird Avenue Graham.
president, and the following lnger addressed thp iwmhf«
pm. In the classrooms. Aite nounced a meeting tonight, at near GUI Lane, at 1 p.m.
,,f Mr. and'
Mrs.Mrs. Harry Evans and clill
and' Mrs.
-Several East James Place of the monthly teachers' nwet th« meeting with the teachers^ 8, at the Auth Avenue flre- —The Ladles Aid 8oclety of past presidents were In the cast; ufglrig continued coope' aHrni
.,„„, Mefuchen.'dren Dorothy and Harry, Ken residents, Including Mr. and|lng.
a business meeting will be held housc. flection of officers will the Plrst Presbyterian Church Mrs Stern, Mrs. Julius Schiller, of all the member*
',, Mr. and Mrs. nedy Place; Mr. and Mrs. AlMrs. Edward Chemplel, Mr. and -The Ladles Auxiliary ol [in Our Lady of Lourdes Hall be held.
Mrs. Hy Farer, uiuneUUtt*
met Monday tn Fellowship Mrs. Milton
,k, Lincoln High-'wander Cuthbertson and clnl uvlrs. John Galliano, Mr. and Volunteer Fore Co. 1 met las'
Rehearsals lor St. Cecelia's
Harry
Schiller, Mrs. Hyman
t p r e s l d < n t , read tiie con;*planned with th
Hall.
Plans
were
discussed
f
o
r
"
A
social
Is
,,d Mrs. Arthurdren, Richard and Maureen, Mrs. Clarence Kane, and Mr
night at the Green Street FireSerulnlck, Mrs. Manny Temkin.cc rr i( ll tt ii oo nn ou { n e w numbers WHO
ill t t t
Bister
Mary
An
Childrn
,
a
Christmas
party.
Mrs.
GusMrs
'
« ••-" of officer
„„ Arthur. Mag-jOak Tree Rond. Other guestf and Mrs. Theodore Caliendo' house.
house. Nominations
Nomn
morrow from 7 to 8p
p.m. Girls, tave De Prelter, president an-, Mrs. Leonard Lleberman
"Include Mrs. Menache Zl«c- t
h l hony« a
niirt Mrs. George attending were
and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kro- for the coming year were hel<
In the sixth and seventh grades nounced the next meeting will Hy F a r e r
zo'wer, Mrs. Harold Feitt. Mrs.
children, Ruth'William Scnnlc
—A record hop will bo he! ilasses as hostesses. Last night
.•;il
be Monday evening, November The choral group consisted of: David Klarveld, Mrs. CUfl
Mrs. Philip Greenspan, Mrs. Krenteman. Mrs. Norman
-Religious Instructions for Jack Tlllman, Mrs. Hunter Wil- Greenspan, Mrs, IrvuiR Weiss,
public school children, who at-son, Mrs. Jerome Rosenberg iMrs. Aaron Elsenbach, Mrs.
tend St. Ceeella's Church will and Mrs. Lou Baiter.
'Philip Beck, Mrs. Leonard
A short business meeting was Keen, Mrs. Ifving Shames^
be held Saturday at 9:30
Mrs.
' Ira. Al Palkln, Mrs. Harry'
. . . -wrvvla
r ™ will
. . , . be
*° provl
p.w,,Ucu.,held
id. held at which Mrs
Bui
All children In grades two nick announced a check has Asker, Mrs:'William Bchaefff,
Ibeen sent to the congregation, Jrs. Donald Rivers, Mrs.
through eight are urged to atfulfilling a pled"? fnv »vi» yi^r Charles
Iharles Kanlg,
Eanlg. Mrs. D
David
tend.
—The Iselln Fife and Drum Mrs. Sidney Nochlfnson re- Lemberg, Mrs. Harry Schiller
Mrs. Abe Rosenthal, Mr».
[corps, sponsored by the Chemical Hook and Ladder Co., Dis-mlnster Fellowship will meet at George Levlnson, Mrs Murray
dosgowsky, Mrs Paul Metztrict 11, will meet Monday and 7 p.m, at the church.
ger,
Mrs. Edwari Muska, Mrs.
Wednesday evening at 7:30 —Boy Scout Troop 47 meet*
Benjamin GaWitz and Mti.
with the director, Robert tomorrow, 7:30 pm., at the
r
Katherine Hattel.
Painter, at the ofd flrehouse, First Presbyterian Church.
Co-ordinators
—The
Junior
Westminster
i Harding Avenue. Mr. Painter
Co-orainawrs of.
u»,the
v,1B affair
—The Teenettes
4-H Club were Mrs. Weil ana Mrs.
announced new members are —The
Teent
l erman. Committee memrwts
sought. Instruments are of Isell^ will hold its regular
j provided and the child will bework meeting Tuesday evening were Mrs/ Jules IMer and Mfo.
taught to play. The Corps is with the leader, Mrs. Joseph Stern, program; Mrs. Hyraim
For Your Holiday Shopping Conv«ni«nce
Rapacloli, 3 Revere Blvd., Edl Serulnick, Mrs. Irving Adlet and
[State champion.
Mrs. Harold Melt?;, dinner: Mn,
—The Altar Boy candidates
Friday, Nov«mb«r 23rd, Regular Stora Houn
which did not meet last —The Junior and Senio Lleberman and Mrs. Helmut
will meet Baturdaj at choirs of First FresrjytPTta Marum, invitations; Mrs.
ill a.m. in Our Lady of PaQhurch of Iselln will mee Green.and Mrs'. Kanig, reservt*
Wednesday evening for rehear jtlons; Mrs. Milton Pascal, v|»*
tljjja Hall.
' r.lhorty Bell Council, Sons Ml, the Junior Choir at 7 p.mual techniques; Mr«. Hy Haber{and Daughters of Liberty, held and Senior^ Choir at 8 p.m. man, Mrs. Pelft, Mrs. Harry
iU semi-monthly meeting with —The seventh grade stii Kutner and Mrs. Albert 8o»I Mr. nnd Mrs. Spencer Green, dents of St, Cecelia's Sena sner, table arrangements; Mrs,
Planeta Joseph Hertzfleid, program
, iTiioste Street, on Tuesday. Anthe
| !i\ouncement was made that the
'Freeman, program CQTBW
| next meeting will be Tuesday Natural fflsfory recently/
November 27, 8 p.m. at the
GLAMOR GIRLS
Greens' home.
—Senior Girl Scout Troop 43
will meet tomorrow, 7:30 pjn.
with the leader, Mrs. William1
Doerr. Westbury Road. Activities for the Christmas season
will be discussed.
St. Ceoella's High School
of Religion classes will take
place Monday from 7 to 8 p.m
I The freshmen and sophomores'
will meet in the cafeteria and
the juniors and seniors In Our
Lady of Patlma Hall.
—•The Honorettes 4-H Club
will meet Monday from 3:30 to
5:30 p.m. with the leader Mrs
Wally Bowen, Correja Avenue
—The Society for the Preservation and- Encouragement
of Barber Shop Quartets Sing
Ing in America will meet Tuesday 9 p.m., in the VFW Hall
Lincoln Highway. Men who en
(*.*•. IritiAatTvrVtn *<\<*i lltghHy Hifldtr)
joy staging and harmonizing
| In the grand old way, are al
ways welcome.
—The St. Vincent De Paul
Society of St. Cecelia's Church1
will meet Tuesday ( at St. Cecelia's Church will meet Tuesday at St. Cecelia's School,
e K « Total*
Room 207, 8 p.m.
Sorry, Miss. Your salesman quit his job-and left
Fellowship of First Presbyterhour ago"
ian Church will meet Sunday
an hour
ago
at 10 a.m! The Senoir West-
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NOVEMBER 15, IB, 1362
PAOE TEN
T1, I'll',
Nicholas kntchui, Jr.. Elizabeth Avrii/ir: Tlinmn.s J. S<-nlly
. Mudisun street and Anthony
|(5. S n i i t s h a \ Arthur Place, nil
|of Isrlln and "Wawffi. Purfey
By FHIx (The Cat) Brown
JDeGrassc Street, Fords. . . . AlONK IN
A person suffering with arth- diet or in vitamins.
There
are several 45 records!
fred Bianchi, Court Street,
ritis has a condition of in- An old history is thnt rheu-j
we
would
like
to
suggest
for
Woodbridge, was among the
matoid arthritis will start after'
your consideration. Columbia'
employers of Raritan Arsenal flamed Joints that cause con- a strong emotional upset such
ulil(
fralii.
Like
HIP
comreleases one by Robert Goulet 'I'
1 w '""
honored fof 20 years of service
11 1
ftrthrltls l«|ns sudden death In the family,
(tolnii
Where
Do
1
Go
Prom
. . . Harotfl schraiw, cotonla, mon
worry over the illness of
Here? and What Ktnfl O f
was recently elerted vlpp pr«Bi- brought on by any munbrr of
re and Thrre:
varied diseases and physical loved onp. loss of B .lob. workAm I? Both are well done • If1,110 tlll(1 (1' '>
dent
of
the
senior
class
a
t
A number of seniors lit Ruting under unpleasant condicon(1itlons
the latter number is climbing 1,
^ ""•"
Bethel
College,
McKenzle,
T
e
n
n
.
|
'
' rs and DmiRlass are practice
the ladder to a top hit,
|JJ!*!l~as l» »
There happens to be fifty tions or the like
'nchliiK In elrmnitary and| iv p u ) < , 0 if p s .
Rheumatoid arthritis is so
different important forms of
The Pour Freshmen, on aition * " ' ''
.vcondnry schools throughout' ' " " "
painful that there, is little
'arthritis
and
about
11)0
vwiaCBptlol 45, offer in good rhy-i n.
ihn State. Robert RzicRetl, 7 Pnr the past several years,
chance that anyone would try
Ihm, Taps Miller and I'm Oon-' """"*<••• < • i
Lincoln Avenue, Carteret, is Wllliam !s." Neebe, Elmwooditions of these. However, two prolonged self-treatment. Connn On Flshln1. Another of the f?.S(' ( ' h l " i l "••!.
tnachlnp English flt Woodbrld«e Avenue, Woodoridge, has beenjof the forms together mnke up sult your doctor nnd follow his
group slnger.vThe Lettcrman
, (ll ' v h l •
High; George Van Dalen, 5 the first donor to the Indepen- more than 70 per cent of all
Instructions to the letter if you
1
v f
rheumatic
complaints.
They
true
to
their
fashion
—
wax
'
,
" '"•'
dent-Leader
Christmas
Fund,
Marie Road, Fords, and Adrian
feel arthritis Is starting. The
are
rheumatoid
arthritis
and
two .slow numbers A tree t n T ' ' f ' " Vl
didn't ,fall us this year,
Znpoi.orky, Iiflr<:hmont Road,
first sensations will usually be
ihc Meadow and Attain. ' |,,,.,T ' " T '
n).°'i of Fords, teaching History cither. His check arrived in the[osteo-arthritis.
stiffness in the hands or the
"lit!.
llrii.i
«• Metuchen Hlfth: Kenneth j mail on October 29
William Rheumatoid arthritis Is the
Phil Harris releases, on a Re-pains in
knees for no apparent reason
i
Meyler.
98
Elmont
Street,
Comore serious of the two. It is
prisr 4S disc, what IR probably
BiMius, 405 Cornnll Street, Perth
A in boy, English a t Woodbridge kmia, is a member of ti)<vfreRh- a progressive disease nnd lfi
tin1 novelty hit of the year. PliiliRnr|
CHEWING
fitiM
-THKFT
unth-i1
High; Gilbert Gjlbertsbrt,' Wil- man crass at St. Joseph's Col- more evident around the mov- JACKSONVILLE, - F L A . —
Is no newcomer to thin type of!prow
liams Street, Railway, General lege, Rcnsselaer, Ind. . . . An- able Joints and can attack al- Charged with taking $1,106
ciilcitiiinment and Old Um> Nnvcinln
^ , KazUuinkas. sen ol Mr. most any part of the body.
Science ftt Iftelln Junior.
Time nn<t Run Red Run are U p ^ aBi<)f , ,''
from
a
bank's
night
depository
1
Robert, Riesencr, 219 Bradford and Mrs. Anthony A. Kazlaus- There are endless theories by using a wnd of chewing gum.
t" l'»r
;Week " V '
Avenue, Linden, and Donald kas, 244 Woodbrldae Avenue, about the ; causes of rheuma- Chnrlrs Druoin:. 22. Tins been
For oilr country ballads, J e a n ' n f t U ( ) m v i ( | ( '
Harris, 5440 Mosholu Avenue, WoodbridKc, has completed re- toid arthritis. Some facts tend sentenced to a Federal youth
Khepmd's It's Never Too U t r t l l ( , V!iUnvi
New York, both teaching phy- cruit training at Naval Train- to bear out the theory of incorpctional institution.
mid One I^ss Heartache air C(lI1s w ) | o '^
Ing
Center,
Great
Lakes,
111.
.
.
sical Education a t Woodbridge
fection and often it will ocour Druoin, In mnklnn night bank
iiiteiestine and the muslcali n0 ( knmv
I
! •
High School and Woodbridge Local stores already have their after an attack of tonsilitjs, a
Christmas ttock and now would severe cold, or a n infection of| deposits for a liquor store, A PLAQUE FOR A COLLEAGUE: Woodliridtf Township Employ™ Association prr-u-ntod a KarkRi'ound Is uood In the t ), ( , t i m ( ,| (
Elementary schools. The stu.slower
vein.
.
;
„
u
l
l
M
1
would
attach
a
wad
of
gum
to
plaque to Mrs. Carrie Mundy at her retirement dinner, \*M to r i s h t , Bniny I>:im<>< i. assodents will teach until the be a good time to start your the gall bladder. Removal of
From Corol records, we offer {
the bank bag nnd press it to
elation presldrnt, James MCIIURII and Mrs. Mundv.
Christmas vacation. . . Pat Cas-Christmas shopping.
the tonsils or frail bladder or the side Of the depoeit chute.
Onu More Time, a Stereo LP help you Y"
anova, Fords, at a recent conthe clearinR up of the cold will Later he would return and realbum featuring
Wild Bill your v(»\v;iid
vention of the 82nd Airborne
often result in the disappear- trieve the bag,
Davis at the organ. Davis' exMichm:'
Division Association in Boston,!
ance of joint pain and swellperiments with the organ re-i
It worked three tlmp.s before
was elected to the Board of DiIng.
suited
In
his
using
the
lnstmbeing caught by FBI agents.
rectors for a two-year term.
s
,ment for the expression of ja7.Z| mnnifa
<
Another popular theory Is!
Tiiliiitf
The N. J. chapter will hold a
1
»nd popular music.
t h a t rheumatoid arthritis Is yellow-striped
c 8 r ,. Rn o f f
b
e
a
u
t
y
and
Christmas party for children of Fur garments are much in the
Home of hts arrangements "
caused by some deficiency in snowstorm.
Oysters in thr Shell
members at the Fords VFW,, spotlight at this time of the
Grape-hyacinths
and
scillas
the
l
m
l
f
>
°
P u l a r Instnimental* are April tree for
people,
have
already
completed,
CABA
WIIJLIAiMS'
NEW
December 1G.
year and 1962 has comr up with
In Paris, Canadian Sunset, {ably
arc grouped together and plantshell
they
call
them,
t
h
e
KIWare
RER.TER MAY TURN out to be
hi
many new Ideas In that line.
!
and Manhatan.
ed one, to one a n a one-half
Jottings:
4 .seeded grwn
people, and vtfje versa, •fora
S h e M i in,,
For the woman who like-s a
"The>Bell« Are Rtmjlng," to be
inches
derjp
In
soil.
'v mcd,ium*bnton
whlle.
Talrulah
ffiinkhcad,
Active in Freshman activities change the reversllilp coat or
ia 200-fodi
Hyacinths are very colorful produced by MOM for CBS
makes her medical debut in 4 slices of bacon
At the University of Vermont is
She Shouldn't Brat That
CHURht linlii
blue fox nnd hlnc.k Alaskan fur
and huve a most delightful Cyd Charlsse and Jack Lemmon)Kll(3Bre's "How Far That Little l'*2 teaspoon Roquefort
David B. Stover,'son of Mr. uud
"You say your wife Is bound
is quite dramatic.
<
Mrs. Charles C. Stover, Warcheese
There is still time to plant scent. They do best when plant- will guest Star together In Di-Candle" episode and Suzanne.
to have thp last word?" ' i nh'e l p w r r p In,
wick Road. Coionla. . . Gilman For many of us the beautiful snowdrops, daffodils, crocus, ed below oak, elm. locust and nah Shores's March 17 show, . . Pleshette who won an Emmy 1 'v> ten.spoon.s butler
'I never knew an occasion
T. Kutcher, Jr., son of Mr. andcoat of chinchilla and sable are hyacinths, glories-of thc-snow, sycamore trees. Big hyacinth NBC's "Hallmark Hall of Fame"'|nomii1ation for her performance 1 teaspoon Won-r.stnshlre
when she didn't, except one."
Mrs. Gilman T. Kutcher, 179 out of our reach financially scillas and winter aconites but bulbs should br planted In Is planning a late winter pte- In "Shining Image" for Klldare.!
sauce
"What beat her then?" '•
Edgar St. and Roy Van Cleft, speaking. Many of these have don't put ofl the planting an groups of thrpp to a dozeri j sentation
oratorioldoes * second episode, ' T h s Soul; Chop
pepper
p the
he green p
p p e r and "An echo."
,must
be
covered
with
four
to
son of Mrs. Dorothy Van Cleft, short sleeves and a soft round- unnecssary day because thrre is,
'The Messiah."
"Hallmark's Killer," End medical report.
onion very fine nnd combine
Woodbridge Avenue, Avenel, "d look.
a chance stocks will be Exhaust- five inches of louse loam,
two-hour "Hamlet" has been NBC IS HOLDING VIC DA- them. Cut the bacon slices into!:
marched with the Naval Reed and it won't be possible to No bulb garden is complete desigonted as the last slww of|
HI
MONE'S SUMMERTIME "The thirds crosswise, and then iii*|
serve Surface Division 3-27, in The young apartment mother | take advantage of the pleasant without several members of the
halves lengthwise. Melt theJ
the season next spring
TIH'RS.
Lively Ones" in reserve for a
Newark's annual Veterans' Day who tries to see that the young- weather to.do your planting in. daffodil family. Plant daffodil
vr.
HI 1-SMU
butter with the Roquefort Carter*!, N, j .
Producers of "International
Nov
parade Sunday. . . Two Colonia sters get their exercise during Snowdrops, t h e earliest to bulbs so that the blooms will
prime-time
spot, if one o p e n s c n e e s e a n d a d ( 1 , h ( , woreesterShowtime" and "Sing Along
NOW
THRU
MONDAY
students, juniors a t Allegheny the winter is giving some flower, should be planted in aface the light.
with Mitch," televised back-to- up this winter. But producer- shire sauce. Place a piece oJ
NOVEMBER 19 - 1»
Cnllfge, were designated "Alden thought about this time 'of the sheltered spot, protected from King Alfred is a giant yellow
back Friday nights on NBC,
director Barry Shear meanwhile bacon on eacii oyster. Then
Guy Williams - Don Burnett
Scholars" at an Honors Day ypar tn clothes that, will be the wind but open to the sun. daffodil with a • long fluted
want to combine them for &
isj negotiating for two hour- spreKh each with a little of the 'DAMON and PYTHIAS1
Convocation last week. They comfortable out of doors. Sep- Place these bulbs two or three trumpet. Innocence blooms In
with—Anlliiniv ihmn
two-hour, one-shot special dur- PllH long "Lively Oaes" specials, chopped inKt'PdicnU from the
are Richard Wodzinski, son of arates are ideal, as one can vary Inches apart and one arid one clusters, has white petals and
.Imkic (,l -I,I
ing the winter. "Sing Along"
point
of
a
spoon
and
last
top
Jock
Mahonej
Mr, and Mrs. Casimer Wodzin- the type with every change in half inches in the soil.
yellow cup centers. Actea has tunes would have an all circus which may go on NBC before
" T W O U l I K^
with
a
little
of
the
buttercheese
ski, Midfield Road and Eleanor| the weather.
The Cloth of Gold crocus fol- white petals with bright red motif and be Interspersed with New Year's . . . Metropolitan mixture dropped from the point •TARZAN GOES -TO INDIA'
IN A N O U I I It fn\\v
Veglia, daughter of Mr. and For the mother a wool skirt lows the snowdrop by a few cup centers. Twink has a double
CAKTOON
tapes of "European 'circus actelOpera basso Jerome Hines of a spoon. Arrange the oysters
With — K i l l l>n||;|.,.
Mrs. Anthony Veglia, Marlboro with sweaters is a must, A days. Space crocus two inches bloom, colored with shades of
from the "Showtime" films. For makes his first TV appearance in their shells on the broiler
Cyd < I I . H I - M
SPECIAL KIDDIE MATINEE
Lane. The award recognizes heavy turtle neck sweater with apart under #• tree or large yellow and orange.
SAT. i SUN. 1 P.M.
the clincher, Don Amechie since his recent triumphal touri r ? c k, 'place"under a medium
high academic achievement. . . a cardigan can be used when shrub.
When you start your bulb 'Showtime" host and a n old of Russia on "Voice of P i r e - |
KVE. SHOW 7:15
SI'N, Tlllll H I v
h e a t a n J b r o I 1 io to 15 minutes
the weather gets nippy, On Excelsoir, a beautiful laven- garden, be sure to plah it sohand at singing1 in movies stone", Box 18. . . . "No ConjNOVKMIH.lt h !fl
At the Typewriter:
WEDNESDAY THRU MONDAY
really cold days a long coat with der blue crocus, opens about two t h a t the different' color blooms
ment" is all creator-producer!
Forgot to mention that Prank long pants. The coat can be weeks later than the cloth of that best compliment each would sing along with the Mitch Don McGuire will say to current
NOVEMBER 21 - 2«
Everybody Suffers
Miller
gang.
Wukovnts, former Board of of leather or one which is gold variety. Along with excel- other are placed to their best
with—Khiv 1'nMfv
"PHANTOM OF
Kishjmw • - The way of the
reports
that
younj;
Josh
Peine
RECIPROCAL
COURTESY
Education president, was in
THE OPERA"
warmly lined — a weathercoat. sior comes Gladstone, Mamouth advantage.
"Tin: n u ; t nu i -"
transgressor is hard.
may
be
on
his
way
out
of
DEPT. WHEN THE "Ben Catown last week. He returned
— Plus —
SatunLw "M.itim t
Cutlip — Yes, but the trouble
sey" people hear that the "Dr "Don't Call Me Charlie!" Peine
to Venezuela, this time taking
"NIGHT
CREATURES"
"Tin:
H K ; » IK< I -'
had
already
lost
t
h
e
title
role
Klldare" people are planning
is that it is generally hard on
his mother with him. Frank
CARTOON
an approach t o a particular
likns the life there, he told
Eomebodv else.
\VKI>M>I»\l
disease that they, t h e Casey
Wends. . . . We are told that
Kiddie Matinee Saturday
NOVLMHI K i
T U R N P I K E
Rav Jackson, Jr., is an excelwhen the series' name was
and Sunday a t 1 P.M.
DRIVF-IN THEATRE
lent song leader — ask any
changed from its original "Viva
Evening Shows 1:15
Kn'nrian. . . . I t will be very
Jud.son McKay!"
1
difficult to find any heads of
TODAY THRl SATURDAY
departments at the Municipal
"MANfHIJRIAN CANDIDATE"
SPECIAL RATES TO
with—Frank Sinatra
Building today. They are all
GROUTS
l.aurcncr Harvey
attending the League of Muni— Plus —
Every Night
cipalities convention in Atlan"THK UNFORGIVEN" ,
Except
Monday
tic City. . . . One of the busiest
with-Bun Lancaster
Audrr; Hepburn
men in town appears to be
7:30 to 11 P. M.
Gerard Klotz, husband of the
Prepared by Our Famous Chef HENRI
SUNDAY THRV .TUESDAY
HatlnM, latnrdty,
former Marilyn Vogel. Every
"NO MAN IS AN ISLAND"
Formerly uf Le Dt-.uivillf Inn Spring Lakt
ggniiyi & H"i^«y
time you see him he seems to
xllli Jt(fif) Hunter
(rtlii Laltistro pf Atlantic Clti
?:«# P.M. to 5 P.M.
- Plus —
be rushing here or there — al"THK SPIRAL ROAD"
wayfi looks full of ambition, , . .
Chopped Chicken Liver
'Clams on Half Shell
St^trlne—Rock Hudson
iie Crows Niw
The NEW RECORDS Health Him,
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ABOUT YOUR HOME
FORDS
PLAYHOUSE
RITZ Theatre
"Requiem for a
Heavyweight"
"Kid Galahnd"
"Hungarian Show"
ROLLER SKATING
N O W atBUD'S HUT
85'
50-
SOUTH AMBOY ARENA
Pointing out the need of a
Junior College, particularly in
this area, is the fact that the
largest out-of-cptinty contingent at Union Junior College, is
from Woodbridge Township. I n
the freshman class alone there
are 28 Township residents. .
On November 1. 99 persons in
the state enlisted in the U. S.
Air Force, the largest number
of persons enlisted In one day
in the Air Force In the history
of the State. Of that number
four weir from the Township—
TAT
Woodbridge, N J.
NOW THItll SATURDAY
Shrimp Cocktail
Chilled Tomato Juice
Fresh Fruit Cup
Clams Casino
Marinated Herring in Cream
Half Grapefruit Marschino
SOUPS
Cream of Mushroom
Turkey Rice
Tossed Salad
ENTREES
Roast, Vermont Turkey with Chestnut Stuffing
Roast Long Island Duckling, Bigarde
Broiled Half Spring Chicken, Brandied Peach
Roast Prime Ribs of Beef, Au Jus
Baked Virginia Ham, Champagne Sauce
Broiled Afrcian Rock Lobster Tails, Drawn Butter
Fried Jumbo Louisiana Shrimp, Tarter Sauce
Broiled Prime Filet Mignon, Sauteed Mushrooms
Broiled Prime Sirloin Steak, Onion Rings
Broiled Chopped Sirloin Steak, Mushrooms
Whipped Potatoes
Creamed Pearl Onions
Fruit Cake
TECHNICOLOR' fnnWAHNEHBROS.il
I
No one
one uudei 16 mil be JilmilteJ 1
unless 1 accompanied by an <jdult I
unless
S.VI'l'KKAY
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"The Magnificent
Seven"
Coming Sunday, Nov. 18th
lames Sti-wiirl - (iract- Kelly
"REAR WINDOW"
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Candied Sweet Potatoes
Brussel Sprouts
Mints
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Tea
Fruit
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Choclate, Mint or Strawberry Parfait
Plum Pudding with Hard Sauce
Fruited Jello with Whipped Cream
Apple, Mince or Pumpkin Pie
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Coffee
3,25
3.75
„ 3.00
4.50
3.00
4.25
3.25
5.75
5.75
2.75
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Mbted Nuts
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1 - qersonal story behind a
s ufvey... from the contro
i <!>tal best selling novel.
Relish Tray
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NOW TIIRl' TUES.! !
> TOP 4
HITS: !
The
French Onion Au Gratin
Milk
Orange Sherbet
Rioe Pudding
Ice Cream
Sanka <
Thanksgiving Dinner Served from 12:30 A.M. to 9:30 P.M.
SPEciAL DINNERS FOR CHILDREN
Reservations Call ME 4-5090
Dancing Thursday Night to the Music of FRANK KREISEL & His Trio
LOGCABIN
Personal Storj Bthind
A Set Survey!
Shelley Wmlrrs , lint tondi
Kfrem /.lmbalin Jr.
Krattk Sinatra - Janrt l.rtgh
"MANCHURIAN
CANDIDATE"
"THE CHAPMAN
REPORT"
B<n
(ia'/zara • S a m m )
Member Diner's Club, Carte Blanche and American Express
Bar Pie 60c - Medium Pie $1 - Large Pie 1.25
Medium Special $2 - Large Special 2 j 5
ORDERS TO TAKE OUT -- Call MK l - ( «
l>^vit, J r .
"CONVICTS 4 "
BIG 3 STOOGKS SHOW! !
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"3 Sl'OOGtS IN OKBIT "
— piuh —
I>avid Nivi-ii - (iig YomiK
.Shirley Macl.alnc
"ASK ANY GIRL"
C o m i n g atBUD'SHUT
Construction Marling Suun On
STARTS WEI)., NOV. 21
"BIG RED"
"LIVING DESERT"
OUTERBBIUM TO n o u l f «
TOLL HLIUHDCD OH OATEO
All the TURKEY
Fabulous
You Can Eat
A Beautiful NEW Dining Room
featuring
Italian ftoda
Cooked To Order in Our Own
By Our New Chef Who Wa»
Formerly with "Mama LeoiiiV\ IN. Y.
Large r u i u i l y . . . .
Small Family . . . .
DELICIOUS HOMK COOKED
Served In Our
SERVDU FROM 11.00 A.M. TO 1.J0
• Diner
• Walnut Room
• Gallery
T r y Our Speciul rliiHineHMiueirH Lumlx«»"
PLAN TO HAVE YOUR ( HUISTMAS PAK'I'V HI ' [1
Complete 8 Course Dinner $2.85
Children Under 7 — $1.25
Krsi-rvatloiu Call ME 4-bUHX
Drdcr. Nuw Beln(
Our
Taken t o r
K»muu» l l o m c Madv Plen
Pumpkin - Hot Mince - Apple
Enjoy Your Favorite Beverage
from uur CuttUU
Lounge and Restaurant
786 St. (Jeorge Avenue, Woodbridge
Daily from 3 P. M. to
ISELIN
NOW THRU TUESDAY!
1
w^rf
Yhult-To-Onhr on I1
aivt-iH
Bilked Potatoes
String Beans Amandine
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Box Offlff 6:J0 - Showlimi- 7 P.M.
SmiiUj Kaily Utrd Show:
Bui Offlcr 5:<5 - Shimtlmr 6:10
FREE KlFclrlc ln-Car liratrrs
Stevens A 6th, South Amboj
L. S. Route No. 1
Woodbridge, M. j .
BUD'SHUT
BAR & GRILL
PACKAGE GOODS
Route U. S . 1
PLENTY OK FKEE I*ARKINC SPA«:K
Carteret Press
Independent-Leader
NEWS
Interests of the Residents of the
From All
,,;[•
EDISON-F9RDS BEACON
the Community
Illusively
CP
A Newspaper Dedicated to the Best
Communities We Serve.
NOVEMBER 15, 16, 1962
Hadassah, B of E Asks Church §0ts
December 6
Sisterhood Quick Ruling
For Bazaar
Sets Meeting
WINDOW
On Green Street
W00DBRIDOE — When the;
Joard of Education appears before the Department of Local WOODBRIDOE — The First
insignificant to mm
but W(>
• to see Mayor Walter zirpol,, ilt i,|
Government
In Trenton Mon- Congregational Church has anWOODBRIDGE - Rabbi AriL.vnrs iAugust P. Orelnnr and Predorlck M
day
morning
for permission to nounced plans for its annual
thur Herzberg, who has apbazaar, December 6 from 2 unI in.-iiici' at tne nead table at thr dlnnr/m'
pcftred on David Susskind's Issue bonds in the amount of til 8 P.M. In the Sunday School
i .111 ii- Mimdy at Kenney Acres the other ni"iu
(4.300,000,
it
Is
hopeful
that
Oo«n End, will address the
.iiiiu- to this woman who has drvnl.i-d most o f
•ooms. Mrs. Frank Russell is
members of Woodbridfje Chap- ;he State body will depart from
, rtVlliirt' Department in WoodbridRr.
ter of Hftdassah and the Sister- ts usual procedure and render general chairman to be assisted
by Mrs. Richard Kauffman.
hood of Congrenation Adath decision the same day.
Mkkiiie of mayor*, thr talk continue*, thut
Isiael at a Joint meeting next The Board reel's it has esUb- The tneme is Santa's Workshop
\il.iin-v v*Hl nerk Hretlon ataln to that lilnh pnst
month, Mrs. Albert Rlchmnn ished the need for the, new with Mrs. Clifford Bundy at
tin- April primaries.
From a RKnod sourer
vice president of Hadassah, an- school construction and since decorating chairman.
ii.ii Urk Maclver, former buildltijr
nounced at a meeting Monday a representative of the Depart- Booths .will Include the foln
l run In hU ward.
iif Avi-nei wlii
nlRht.
ment of Local Government sat lowing; handcraft, Mrs. WilBefore the meeting, Mrs. Jo- in on the previous hearing be- liam Voorhees and Mrs. Anna
U) another mayor-~Herbe.it M. BiinVs
seph Cohen, president, gave a fore the State Department of BJorken, oo-chairmen; jewelry
Pi.icllcc <»' Oak TICK Road. Iwlln. The youmfew remarks concerning the Education, the agency should and knlckknacks, Mrs. Ray,| imiyor of Ronelle Park 011 the Drmocniiir
death of Eleanor Roosevelt, who be familiar with all areas of the mond Jackson and Mrs. Ani.tkc office In January and will have tn work
drew Menko; white elephant
she stated, "was a great friend petition.
;.ui lms a 4-2 Republican majority, Bitrin-s
of the Jewish people". A mo- If a decision is rendered booth, Mrs, Walter- Merwln,
, iiriiitcd with Adams in the law buitinesN on
ment of silence was observed Monday, the referendum can Mrs. Olga Andersen and Mrs.
Uosi-llr Parks new top official is a 2!)-yenrJohn Uddell; Christmas decoin tribute to her.
be placed before the public at rations, Mrs. Harold Metzger;
1 xiillv cnoiiRh he succeeded two other mayors
Reports were made as folspecial election Wednesday homemade candy, Mrs. Frank
n.uiiid while they were in office. Both unlows: Mrs. Fred Kesselman, on December 12.
Katko and Mrs. Norman Pape;
the success of this year1
If the referendum is ap- home baked goods, Mrs. Ann
shoppers' guide; Mrs. Joseph proved, it will provide for two
inii.ir "Auxie'' (Jrrlntr had a continuous run uf
Schlesinger, on the recent new elementary schools, one Horvath, and parcel post booth
. in,nor of Woodhrldffr and could havr probably
fashion show and card1 party on Benjamin Avenue, Iselln, Mrs. Donald Kee.
IMIIC the Township If IN- hud not decldrd to
Mrs. Sherman Goldsmith, cred- and the other on Pennsylvania "Al'g Dart T»n", a plMt
1 in post. His rirrtion vtetorlM came frnm the
its
tor paid-up nraribership Avenue, Colonia; a 1,400 stu- where youngsters may ihoofc
ih p;irtks. . , Now, wr hear of another mayor
jiarLy.
dent-capacity J u n i o r High darts, will be conducted by Al
tinrinftMrdly br k favorite in bl» hometown. Hr
HOSTESS CLUB: The Junior Woman's Club of Avcriel riiU-riMncd at thr Fait mnffiring nf <hr Sivth District of the New
A skit, "Let This Be a Les- School In Avenel and additions White and William Vflorhees.
1 I duard Blertuempfel, a Rtpubllcan, rrrlrrlrd
I, 1 mtsrrutlvr three-yrar trrm. No wondrr I'nlon
Jersey Federation of Women's (lulls, l e f t to rinhl, front row, Mrs. John K. ER;UI. Jr., Mrs. Robert Farrell, Miss Dorothy son", written and directed by to School 19, Menlo Park Ter- Mr. and Mrs. Santa, ClatS
, ill him "Mr. Republican."
Kriviincik, Mrs. Donald <1. Koder. Buck row. Miss Christine Armour, Miss Mit/.ie Seal. Miss Helen Thome, Mrs. James Mawa. Mrs. William Staum, was pre- race, School 21, Oak Ridge will be present with faculties
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sented by Mrs. Alan Rockoff, Heights, Colonia; School 22, for picture taking.
Mrs. Stanley Bhlnrod, Mrs, New Dover Ttoad, Colonia and The Junior and Senior Pil• • ilnv.: - Bluer, the folks and relativen, on both
R i c h a r d Brown, and Mrs. School 25, "Avenel, a» well as grim Fellowship will navt
; 1n1.lv wire large in number a big wcddlim WUN
Staum. Mrs. Sherman Gold- various and major repairs to Christmas cards and wrappings
•him: was 111 readiness for.Dcimis'flraKos, .son
smith narrated.
;• KliiuT DniRos. attached to the Marine I)c,
'
other schools throughout .th for sale.
: ,;k. Va , and his bride-to-be. Miss J a w t Dussi-na
A question and answer re Township.
Between 2:00 and £00 PM.
port on Zionist affairs was con
coffee and cakefwlll be semd
r.mie the Cuban cilsis. and the boy's l.i-dgy
ducted by Mrs. Jack Gott
in the "Igloo" Tflth Mrs. Boyd
WOODBRIDGE
—
A
station
Farrell,
state
chairman
of
JunAVENEL — The Junior Wodenker and Mrs. Jacob Bass.
... luti-ly cnncellt'd. The younn man's father was PERTH AMBOY — Hess Oil
M. Johnson,-Jr., in charge.
• to do about all the arrangements that were I: Chemical Corporation today man's Club of Avenel was host- iors; Miss Christine Armour, ragon, stolen from a General Mrs. Abraham Cooper, edu
4 turkey dinner will be
. reported earnings and operatinp;! ess club for the fall conference northern vice chairman; Miss Motors parking lot, and used cation vice president, reportei
served in the lower auditorium
i
the
hold-up
of
a
local
motel
Mitzie
Seal,
recording
secremilitary chain of command, Mr. Dranos. finures for the three months of the Sixth District of the
on the joint Sisterhood am
between 5:30 and" 8:00 PJU.
to President Kennedy, aiid then a step and nine months ended Septem-.New Jersey Federation of W o - tary; Miss Dorothy Krlvanclk, md a truck driver, was recov- Hadassah Oneg Shabbot hel<
with Mrs. Menko as chairman,
men's Clubs, Junior Member- Junior Representative to Fed- :red on Hyatt Avenue. Avenel, at the home of Mrs. Jack La
:,.ii:ue commandant. The leave was reduced to ber 30, 1962.
ISELIN — Final plans were Serving on the telephone
eration
Board;
Mrs.
Joseph
short
distance
away
from
the
den. The next study group wil discussed for the 30th anniverHess is the surviving corpor-,ship Department ak the Forge
! :hni flnnlly to 72 hours.
squad are Mrs. John Lozo, Mrs.
home in time for the wedduiR and took his iition resultiiiR from the merger'Inn,
Woodbridge. The early Wukovets, representative of the icene of the hold-up. The vehi- meet at the home of Mrs. Coop sary dinner-dance, to be held
Kenneth McCain, Mrs. Arthur
>:folk. She Is living In town and he is buck at In May. 1962, of the Hess nroup| American theme was "Forging Avenel Woman's Club; Mrs. :le is owned by Joseph Rowe, er, November 28. Mrs. Hermai jointly by the Ladies Auxiliary
Aslaksen, Mrs. Karl Krogh, and
Orlando Cappola, club advisor 'ort Reading, Lt. Arthur Don- Ballon led the game of Passvnuni! couple had their wedding and ai•• now of companies engaged in the Ahead at the Forge."
of VFW Post and the post on
word which was the entertain Saturday night, at the last reg- Mrs, Kauffman.
oil business, into the Cletrac
Miss Helen Thome, sixth dis- and Mrs. Harjry DiLeo, assist- lelly said yesterday.
• d twosome.
trict advisor, conducted the ant advisor, Clubs represented The holdup occurred Monday ment of the evening.
Corporation.
ular meeting of the auxiliary.
9
Thr Hess Companies former- business meeting. Mrs. James were the Junior Woman's Club light when Abe Alexander, 35, Mrs. Schlesinger and Mr: Plans call for.a buffet dinner.
r,tv 1.1 Ivrnel ('sin br mighty proud of our uf their
of
Elizabeth,
Fanwood,
Monday
ar Hills, night manager of Arthur Mazur were co-chair Music for, dancing will be sup Mothers Association >
ly n-ported on a calendar basislMazza, president, welcomed and
ii.iru.ihir organization*, thr Junior Woman's
and Hess Oil & Chemical Cor-;introduced the guests. Mrs. Afternoon Club, Inc. of Plain- he Empress Motel, Route 1, men of •'a showing of Israel nlled by the "Enchantments." Plans Chinese Auction
Ib <>' \ .rin-1. which w»s the h o s t m club for thr Xuvrmpoi-iiiUm intends to channe its Donald G. Roder, chairman of field; Scotch Plains, Westfleld, venel, was seated at his desk. fashions and card party las
M\(|I Kistrlrt Dessert (onf>rrner at thr Forn*
Donations were voted for the COLONIA — A Chinese aucJunior Village He noticed a car pulL up and
fiscal year from October 31 tothe conference, read the lnvo- Woodbridge:
.iiiicji were M n . Donald Rodrr and Mrs. John
week. Others on the committw
Dceeiiiber 31.
jcation and Mlas Oayle Obropta, Improvement Association, of wo men entered the office, one were Mrs. Richman, Mrs. An Salvation Army and Deborah tion sponsored by the Mothers'
Association of Colonia will be
Comparative results from oil president of the Sub Junior Cranford; Clio Junior Woman's ojding what looked to be a ,32 nette Cohen, Mrs. Seymour Hospital.
neld November 28, 8 P. M. at
only are as follows: Woman's Club of Avenel, read Club of Roselle and the Sub ialibre revolver, he said.
iii-ni> of tin: township, each of whom Brew up ni>
Cohen, Mrs. Edward Slotkin Announcement was made of je V.F.W. hall, Inman Avenue,
Junior Woman's Clubs of Ave- Alexander related that he MrsJr MUton ttneY, Mrs. -H> the joint Auxiliary-Post Christ.«r.k for Wisconsin after a visit to relatives
Ht-ss Oil Si Chemical Corpor- the Junior Collect.
Plalns was ordered to stretch out on Gllclman, Mrs. Alan Kahn & party December 8. at the [rs. August Otto, chairman,
i'..i and Mm. Wilton Lybcek. the Utter Helen ; l U o u <"ld Consolidated 8ub..^
.
T ,T
8idiark K l( xcludlll
he floor and was tied up with Mrs. Sol Eckstein, Mrs. Stanlej Post Rooms. The ladies do- hnounced.
i n niarnaxe With them went their younner
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K operationsjv. Mazza singing the Lord's Westfieljt <tn«r Woodljtldge,
A membership drive is in proChairman Mrs. Roder and an extension cord taken from Shinrod, and Mrs, Richari nated covered dishes.
., while another dauhter, Lynn, remained t o o f C l e l n l c Divi;ii011> f o r t n e Prayer, Torna A. ^Sorriento by
De
and
The Auxiliary's Christmas ress with a paid-up memberudivJ in desiRii In Ne»- York. The Lybecits h a v e ' ? ™ ^ i 0 " 1 1 1 8 " " ^ " } * , ,„„,
assistant chairman Mrs. John coffee machine. As they were Brown.
lip party planned for Decem.... Okinawa for the past four years and o n l y E n d r d S'l'«'>nber 30. 1962-1961. Leoncavallo. At the piano was Egan Jr., thanked the follow- ansacking the office, Joseph The fashions shown were cre- narty is set for December 20 at
er. Interested parties call
T h r P e Mo
The
Pines.
Mrs.
Ernest
Bartell.
Olashauser,
36,
Altoona,
Pa.,
a
•1! 10 the United States Their vlsitlnu in this'
» ' h s Endrd
ated by teenaged students
ing committee: Mrs. Ma?za
trs. R. Bosonac, FU. f-5682j..
.i:iv.-s of Col. Lybecks in Fords, and to Mrs'
September 30
• Club presidents read two- Mi's. Robert Milos, Mrs. t>el truck driver for C & R Truck- the
Alice Seligsberg Hlgl Several of the Auxiliary
minute
reports
on
their
club's
ng, Inman Avenue, came Into School in Israel, Proceeds will members attended a performand brothers. These included Mrs. Louis Sales and other operating
HuKhes, Mrs. Robert' Brinley
. on. Mrs. Charles Slmola, Bomervllle mid Mrs | royemm- 1 «<1Q««•» $53,804,807; original idea or project. The Mrs, Anthony Oraham, Mrs ;he office. He was followed by benefit the school which alSo nce at' "Gypsy" at the PaperHOME COOKED
Gold
Eagle
Award"
for
at*
third member of the gang
W.iodbrldw. LonR-time residenU-of Wood-i 1961, S49.171.535
Louis KolomatU, Mrs. Prank who? was evidently left at the offers courses In homemaking, ill Playhouse.
tendance
was
won
by
the
1 :n!ji-r them B» members of the Iverson familyiNet income before taxes
secretarial skills, dental and The Auxiliary will hold its
Scotch Plains Sub Junior Wo- Genesko, Mrs. Peter Dlnkowitz wheel of the car,
sii-ei't.
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laboratory assistant's work.
gular meeting tonipht at the
Mr«.
Bruce
McKee
and
Mrs.
man's Club.
The robbers took $299.50 Models' were Mrs. Buddy ost rooms, 8:30 P. M.
LUNCH
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^ j 1961'; $12,385^977
Robert Egan.
Quests
included:
Mrs.
Robert
'rom
Glashauser
and
$40
from
mi K<'i>ublic*n Club of Woodbridxe Township Provision for fedel'ftl ahd State
Qreenberg, Mrs. Marvin Moflexander.
Income tuxes
i"lined and Allan Rockoff, local altornry was
sowltz, Mrs. Alan Rockoff, Mrs.
The descriptions of the men Leonard Cohen, Mrs. Harvey chool 15 PTA Plans
1982(8'. $798,735:
audit and adjustments.
iiislprmldent. Paul Nrmrriut, local rraltor l«
sought
by
the
police
are
.as
fol1981. $1,149,193
These earnings and operai n i u[ thr new orunliation. Vounr m m wi*hSpector, Mrs. San ford Brandt,
11 A. M. Till Uoslnt, 12:45 4. M
ows;
tions figures do not reflect, or
' iln <irti>nizatian arr invllrd to contact rlthrr Net income for the period
Mrs. Robert Melnick, Mrs. Open Home Tuesday Sunday from 3:00 P M. to
No,
1962iai.
$659,301;
give effect to, a net loss of the
iiMiillunrd.
Richman, and Mrs. Robert ISELIN — Plans for the anClosing (Midnight)
five feet, nine inches tall, was Korb.
1961, Sl.236,184
'letrac Division for the nine
ual
open
house
were
formumonth period ended September WOODBR1DUE — Inducted wearing horn-rim glasses, dark Mrs. Brown provided piano ted at the executive board
„ to eat out on Thanksgiving, we suggest'Eaniiims pur share
AUTHENTIC
uburban coat, dark trousers,
• ;n: reputable establishments. . . Lot! Cabin shares' 19621a» .07; 1961 .14 30, 1962, amounting to approxaooompaniment and Mrs. Wal- eetlng of thcsohool lB^PT
as.
Bobcats
into
Den
5
of
Pack
elt
hat
with
imately $1,945,000 which InNine Months Ended
inn
. Ht'o Diner.
Stanley's Gallery . . .
ter Bhlmanskl narrated.
ihiesday at the school, Pershclude* such non - recurring 16 of the Cub Scouts at Adath white shirt. He was the one
September 30
. , all, right here in Woodbridne! You
g Avenue. The event, to be
with
the
gun.
items
as
a
loss
of
$900,000
on
Israel
Community
Center,
Sales awl other operating;
:r.M-.viition.s.
leld Monday night will be pre- HOME MADE SPAGHETTI
No.
2:
Between
24
and
30,
Local
Barber
Wins
revenues 1962<a>, $207,181,603 sale of receivables to Oliver Monday, were Michael Berman,
;eded by a short business meet- Lasagna, Ravioli. Plus PIM
about five feet, nine inches,
Corporation, a, subsidiary of
1961, $186,106,842
Hi.ii thr rumon wr hr»r about Woodbrldgr
Haircutting Contest g of the general membership. Hot or Cold Sandwiches
Leonard Camporale, John Hil- black hair, pimpled and scarred
The
White
Motor
Co.,
and
net
Net income before taxes
•• .imiuitl (hrintmas paradr thU yrar arc not
expenses of $350,000 applicable ton, Lawrence Levine, Nell ace, dark waist-length jacket, COLONIA — During the Mrs. Donald Crllly, president,
1962ia>. $10,051,989;
"iild local kiddie* be drprived of welnt Sitnta
NOW
PROMPT
World Wide National Men's announced plans fgr the anto discontinued operations.
Weingarten, and David Yan- light shirt.
1961,
$9,343,252
in t»wn to turn on thr Chrtatma* Lights?
SERVICE ON ALL
Competition held in New YorK ual Christmas bazaar were
No.
3,
about
five
feet
7,
beIf
this
Cletrac
Division
loss
Provision
for
federal
and
state
vary.
( hiiinbrr o( Commercr?
TAKEOUT ORDERS
tween 24 and 30 years old City, Sunday and Monday Sal- iroceeding smoothly. Handr
had been included in the foreIncome t p e s 1962<ai,
CALL ME 42244
vatore
Maninavillano,
a
local
nade
articles
are
being
donated
Albert
Levine,
cubmaster
wearing
an
Eisenhower
jacket,
going summary statement of
>:AI Ho.il- Marie Ward, co-owners of Cypress 5.222,033; 1961, $4,520,312
barber,
received
the
grand
prize
iy
the
membership,
and
several
operations Issued, today, not was Inducted by Institutional
BREAKFAST,
XIIJII in Carteret, celebrating their first an- Net income for the period
In the boys haircutting contest 'arieties of novelties for the
income before taxes for the epresentative David Langer. TIRES GONE
. Mrs. Alys Sheridan, Carteret chairman 1962<ai. $.4,829,956;
LUNCH
DINNER
Someone
ollday
season
will
be
available
He
was
also
awarded
third
WOODBHIDGE
nine months period would be
1961,, $4,8-22,940
i M I Christmas Seal campaign Informs us that
Den chiefs include William forced open the trunk of his prize In the world wide men's \n Invitation Is extended to the
Served In Out Ulnct
$8,106,989,
the
-provision
for
are distributing cannisters to btsineM|Bamln«s per share «.1«.MS
Datly From 9:00 A. H.
Clemens, Richard Ballon anc car and stole two white-wall fantasy contest with the style eople of Iselin to attend the
week Our "First'Udy",
F i r s t U d y , Mrs. John P. shares' 1962<a) .53; 1961, .53federal and state income taxes
tries and rims, James Clark, of "mercury". Modeling for Mr. iffatr on December 12,
Gerald Langer. Den. mothers
honorary chairman of th, campaign. Notes:
^ I n c l u d e , result, of
of would be reduced
Nt
53, 507 Lyman Avenue, In- Manglnavillano were Alan Vlc- Children of School IS will be
the oiieiations of Boulevard mately $596,000 and resulting are
Rose Temkin, Frieda formed police Monday,
torlne, Marlboro Lane, and Ray- Hotted time during the school
net income would be $3,480,863.
Bar & Restaurant
Fuel
Oil
Co.
and
affiliated
com!^i,.|, lrM , (irovr Street, U all »mllts these days
Klrschner, Ann Hilton, and
mond Hoone of Edison.
lay to shop at the bazaar, and
Provision
for
income
taxes
appanies,
all
of
whose
capital
WIFE
MISSING
2
Gieen St., Woodbrldfe
ilmut his son, Frank's accomplUhmrnU at
visit and talk with Santa
stock was acquired In June plicable to earnings of subsid- Lillian Caromy. Denners art
(tor. Rabwaj Ave)
ISELIN — Edward J. Farrell OPENING TODAY
MIIIIIII, a prrp school up in Malnr. Frank, a
1962, in exchange for 236,000 iary companies for which sep- David Temkin, William Silver Jr., 9 West Edward Street, re- AVEl«tEL — Rudy's Diner, Claus.
illiridKt' l l i t h star nthlflr, In laitt Saturday's
shares of the Common Stock arate tax returns will be filed man, Lawrence Levine and Mi ported to the police Tuesday Route 1, was opened to the
isalnst Hebron, «corrd two touchdowns th»t
rara^tfxgnHramsa
of Hess Oil & Chemical Cor- has been made in the forego
that his wife, Elsie, 36, has public this morning. The new
chael Berman.
•' Milltoppcrt first victory In (our y e a n over
poration, on a pooling of in- ing statement. Approximately
I
been missing since September diner features "home cooking
" ' i II wax t battle between (wo unbeaten
terests basis, but not include $70Q,000 of the current year's Den 5 won the attendance 26.
and is open 24 hours a day.
i Hints comrni out on top. 27-6. The loenl lad
flag
with
100
per
cant
attendfigures for that company for Cletrac Division loss would be
•'I- for u touchdown on a kick-off return and
the comparable period in 1961. carried forward along with th ance of parents, The den pre| HISS IntrrcrpUbn from ihr visitors |SS yard
<b> The Information present- loss carryover from prior yean sented a skit and display en<
ed herein is subject to year-end of approximately $16,000,000. titled, "2,000 A. D."
The theme for next mojith
was announced as The Bi|ckskin Pioneers. Den 3 presentee
by Ptwtor
an action song. Assisting th<
l
cubmaster were Irwln Hundert
i Dr. Charles
Pack chairman, Alfred Kaplan
Mil preach on!
A Small Deposit WU1 Reserve
awards chairman, and Burl
a WOODBRIDGE - New ar;|
1
Sher. secretary-treasurer.
ii," Sunday at rivals throughout the Township
Any Item Until Christmas.
By The Staff _ _
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Hess Reports Avenel Juniors Entertain Holdup Car
On Earnings At District Conference s Recovered
VFW Groups Set
Anniversary Fete
and DINNERS
Served Daily
Albs Inducted
At Pack Meeting
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VILLAGE INN
I It's Lay-Away Time
at
GOLDBLATTS
Stork Club An fflBA Service at NO Extra Charge!
M The Bacra>>
| will also be
^ M. Rev, Dieter
irmaiiy will
•v.\i
on "Are
iinibie"
-uttle
\i;nle Thee" will
i'.e Challenger
1
At 10 A . M . the
ril
»n
will sing
'•"weihtr."
The
as recorded at Perth' Amboy
General Hospital during the
pst week Included the follow-
I From
Port
Reading, a
daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Martin, 118 B Stiet; a
daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Flunk'
Lelmko, 29 Tappen Street; a
daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John
Moran, 2 Ninth Street.
••''I'KH at 11 AJyI.
Prom Woodbridge, a daugh"•Miiiuiikou B r e a k ter U> Mr. an< 1 Mis- Gerald
'" by the, men of
Poulsen, 585 Rahway Avenue.
*ni be, served In
Fi'om Hopelawn, a son to Mr.
•""'luary, Novemand Mrs. David Sutch, 130
'" *M- by t h e P u Worden Avenue.
•"•Kciwu.. Break•'•'ved «t 7 A.M, COVERED DISH SUPPER
" ''uil. Hev. Clar- KilABBEY — The Home and
"' Kinijbion, N. J., School Association of School 8
All will feature a covered dish HUP
are per at its Open house on Thurs*-liureh office day, November 29, beginning at
speaker.
'•" attend
uttend
'6:00 P. M,
, In Rahway
m PRESTQNE
(It taken uo longer thun a, regular wash)
Off
mm
PRIDE
IHh
am
W00DBR1D6ELJME.VIAL
4-4333
JUiddte&ex L^ounty
- \ IOUMAIY
PROP.
A CLEAN WATCH
CRR WASH
• woomm,
MNS RIGHT*
STATE JEWELERS
It Main Str«*|, Wortbrtdft
(Mtat to lUI* fliuttn)
GRGIMR
FUNERAL HOME
Bet. 1804 - AUGUST P. GREINER, Director
44 Qreen Street
Woodbrldm
• Diamonds • Watches
•. Jewelry • Silverware
• Hi-Fi Sets • Typewriters
Your Credit IH (iood ut
Pay As Uttle as | 2 Weekly!
GOLDBLAffg
"Rahway's Oldest Established Jewelers"
84 East Cherry St., Rah>vay FU 8-1667
UHGN FBIDAy -TIL 9 FJ».
ORIENTAL GOCART
The 1962 Christmas Fund
Today, this newspaper Inaugurates
its 17th annual drive for funds to aid
'.DM nwdy of the community at Christmastime.
Our Christmas effort to atd the lessfortunate has grown from a very
meagre beginning to a size where it is
now necessary to seek funds for upwards of 100 famines.
This year, The Independent-Leader
Christmas Fund is establishing a new
policy. We will no longer accept used
clothing and toys because, for some
time now, we have felt such articles
were not appropriate gifts for Christmas which is a time for a new beginning.
One exception will be made as far as
used clothing is corwerned. If the
coat, suit or dress; as the case may. be,
is in very good condition we will accept
it only If it has been newly dry-cleaned
and comes to us in the cleaner's bag.
Township residents, through the
years, have been most generous. Members OT Trie inde'peiKrent-lMder staff,
who work on the project on their own
time with the aid of Honor Society
students at Woodbridge Senior High
School, are hopeful donors will increase their contributions this year,
not only to provide complete Christmas dinners for the needy but to permit the purchase of new toys and
clothing.
session In our Elementary|Refe mi (| llln
schools and to prevent
•event. KpHt'piODosps
IKhl
session In the Junior
U) 4 t-lnii,,,,,.
Bchooln, additional schools and elementary .,'.
November 0, 1962 classrooms are needed.
repairs, |m.,',,
Mr. George Skillman
Thr Council will work very s
State Board of
actlvrly to disseminate nccu- ship,
Uxsal Government
rate, factual Information to the
|)nsnn •
Trenton, N. J.
parents and community so that dum win
Dear Mr. Skillman:
the voters will be cognizant of drcn IU R . i i
As you oro well aware, the the Importance of this School and c a lull
Woodbridge School System has Bond Referendum, it's scope will li
again reached the saturation and the cost to-the taxpayers, our town vtiii'
! point of housing our school I slnterely hope that the
ediichildren. The Board of Eriuca State Board of Local Govern- WoodbriritT r, tlon will be looking for ap- ment will approve «nd expedite system dim. -,
proval from the Board of Local the plans for thja Referendum tries, so i n !,•
Government to place a $4,300,Very truly yours,
ratablct
000 Referendum before the
DORI8 U D A
lower our t;r--,
i voters as soon ns possible.
President •
wrb the,-,,,, „.
Parent-Teacher Pres. Ing prnwiini'
Our organization Is composed
Council
j of the present and past Presidents, Vice-Presidents and
newspaper «.,;
32 E, Shirley Ave errndum \\t, j . .
Principals of all the Indlvldua
Colonia, N. J.
Parent-Teacher groups In our
also hopp th,i- Nov. 9,1962
! public school system. The Partownship W1ji
ent-Teacher Presidents Councl Editor
dren a RIXKI ,,]
realizes that in order to give Independent-Leader
their liwn :i •,
all our school children the The Board of Education be proud of
benefits of a full day's educa- hope* to bring before the voters
Mr-;
tlon, and to eliminate split of the Townships School Bond
(Bdltofi Nntf: Thl« letter *»s
tent tn us with the rcqui-it Ihnt
It be printed In <hl» column.)
Those who prefer may make their
own purchases of clothing and toys
and donate them to the Fund. We can
use articles in any size—from a newborn infant to size 50!
So, wnce again we ask the people of
the area to give to the 1962 Independent-Leader Christmas Fund as an offering of thanks for the blessings that
have been bestowed upon them.
Municipal "Berlin Walls'1
While not as visibly obstructive as
the concrete and steel of the "Berlin
Wall," antiquated boundary, lines that
surround some New Jersey municipalities are choking off growth, restricting
the tax base and limiting ability to
provide efficient service.
In many instances, points out the
New Jersey Taxpayers Association, local governments are seeking to override these bonds through cooperative
programs of public services and sharing of costs with their neighbors. At
times some have looked into the possibility of extending the municipal
limits through merger. In New Jersey,
175, or 30%, of the municipalities are
two square miles or less in area, it was
noted.
The problems brought on by increasingly-mobile populations, obsolescence
of the city's core and other phenomena
of the modern day are not confine^
to New Jersey. The latest report of the
Advisory Commission on Intergovern-
mental Relations, established by Congress in 1959, focuses upon "Alternative Approaches to Governmental Reorganization in Metropolitan Areas".
Various avenues of governmental re-,
organization are explored in the Commission's review. These include: municipalities' ' use of extraterritorial
powers, intergovernmental agreements
voluntary "metropolitan councils" of
public officials, tjie "urban county",
transfer of functions to the State government, metropolitan special and
multi-purpose districts, annexation
and consolidation, city-county separaBy J . Joseph Grlbbiis
tion, city-county consolidation, and
"federation" of local government units. TRENTON — Kew Jersey's any committee* could also kill of muFt'&sed charge* brought
about by the Increased cost of
,
The Commission concludes that multi-million dollar construc- bills.
tion program for new State Next November at general living.
"there is no best single approach to buildings and State colleges are election time, the big campaign Weekly charges at Greystone
governmental reorganization applic- encountering delays although cry will be raw taxes. Man; Park State Hospital will
Republicans are already ac- raised from $20.65 to $22.26
able to all conditions and times. Every B"*1
cusing the Hughes administra- under the new arrangement.
approved a $66,800,000
metropolitan area must consider Its voters
bond Issue for higher education tion of flirting with new state- Charges at other institutions
wide taxes — either sales or in- will be Increased as follows:
own peculiar needs and situation and In 1959.
M a n y building projects come — so the new Republican Trenton State Hospital, regfashion its reorganization plan ac- scheduled to be completed last war cry will probably be — ular patients, $25.27 to $26.74,
September will not be ready hold the line against unneeded criminal patients, $20.23 to
cordingly."
Under the Capitol Dome
$21.42; Ancora 8tate Hospital,
new imposts.
With citizens,up to their ears $23.73 to $25.55; Marlboro,
trying to keep Up their present $21.00 to $22.25; Neuro-Psytax payment*,, FederaJ, state chiatric Institute, $42.01 to
and local, it may be that the $44.94; Vlneland State School,
Republicans will have more $15.96 to $17.85; State Colony,
success in appealing to the vot- New Ltsben, $14.84 to $17.29;
grams based upon broad,
North Jersey Tr&ning School,
Final plans for the new State ers next November.
research into governmental operation, Library and Museum, Including
JTotowa, $18.55 to $21.56; Johnatone Training <3t Research
Mudhpi
finance and taxation. These are made a planetarium and auditorium,
Center, $20.02 to $21.42; Arthur
Pifty-two
Negroes
incarcerare
now
being
interviewed,
but
.
*
available to taxpayers, press and pubwill not be ready for occupancy ated in the New Jersey State Brisbane Child Treatment Cenlic as well as to interested public for the Tere*Hlenar»>Q!eIe»ra* PTison confirm their member- ter, $21.98 to $24.29.
in the Muslim Brothertlon In April, 1984, as originally
officials.
Employed Mothen
and at least an equal
planned.
Mrs. Esther Peterson, of ArThese include educational and inA gymnasium and library at number exist Ifipogrdto in the lington, Va., who is director
formative publications concerning all rlftttboro State College, sched- penitentiary.
of the U. S, Department of La- j
levels of government and varied serv- uled to have been completed Henry M. Yokeir, PhD., psyi Women's Bureau, does
September, will not be chological consultant of the not believe the disintegration
ices in the public interest such as con- last
ready until next March. A prlson, claims the Muslims cre- of families and homes is caused
tinuing study of state finance, analysis strike occurred during the con- ate no major problem for in- y employed mother*.
of legislation, evaluation of bond issues struction of food service build- stitutional authorities as a A recent visitor to New Jerings and dormitory at the Jer- whole, although constant tenand other public questions for the in- sey City state College which sion and apprehension is ex- sey, Mrs, Peterson told Govformation of the taxpayer; studies of will delay the opening from Perlenced by co/rectlon officers ernor Richard Hughes and the
•tate House press corps that
their dealings with them.
individual aspects of governmental last September until next June. In The
love of home and family varies
organization
is
deditarget date for the Pinfrom person to person and
operation, finance and taxation; infor- leyThe
Hall addition of Montclalr cated to the concept of black methods utilized to show such
mation on municipal, school and coun- State College hat been changed supremacy as an immediate love are also varied.
solution to the American Nety budget problems; consultation where from/ September last to May groes' problem of dispossession "Love is shown in many,
QL-1963. Library construction
requested on local taxpayer organiza- at the same college scheduled and discrimination. The prison ways." she said, "And one of
tion problems and cooperation with to be completed last August brotherhood is better led and the ways is bringing home a
not be finished until next organized than formerly be- pay check."
other taxpayer groups across* the na- will
June. Likewise a new women's lieved, Dr. Yoker claims,
She Is executive vice chairtion in encouraging citizen support of dormitory and food servloe
man of the President's ComIndegent Copts
building at the same college
mission on the Status of Wosound federal fiscal policies.
scheduled to be constructed in New Jersey's 21 counties will men, and alto serves as superSeptember, will not open until be called upon soon to pay ad- visor of the Bureau of Labor
ditional per capital funds to Slando'li, the Bureau of Emnext July,
Compensation and
Construction work on a gym-t State Institution* for the main- ployees'
naslum addition, an industrial tenance of Indeient patients Employees' Compensation Aparts wing, and t library addi- which are chargeable to the peals Board. Last October she
represented the U. S. Governtion at N«wark State College, counties under the law.
book on the first day of the invasion scheduled to be open last sum-L J o h " ,M- Tramburg State ment at the Tunisia Internauntil next Commissioner of Institutions tional Trade Fair.
There was also another book abou mer, will not open
p
Aid to the Taxpayer
"Bewitched, bothered and bewildered" by mounting tax loads?
Aid io the taxpayer who seeks some
means of curbing tha vast rise in public spending and taxation is offered in
the program adopted at the 32nd annual meeting of the New Jersey Taxpayers Association this week.
• '
Based upon continuing study of
pressures that have raised public
spending at all levels of government
until taxes throughout the nation now
equal nearly one-third of personal income, the document points out that
an informed citizenry and an understanding officialdom are necessary'
elements of a constructive program of
action leading to solution of public
fiscal problems in New"Jersey.
Aimed toward "better and more economical government in the interest
of all taxpayers," the Association offers informational and service pro-
for occupancy until next spring
or later. A strike In the marble
quarry and plant delayed work
considerably on the new State
Department of Education Building, adjacent to the State
continuing House.
2,050 Members
of pur
1962 Christmas Club
Have Received
'255,000
FOR CHRISTMAS SHCPPING
Put Yourself on Santa's Check-List!
join Our
1963'Christmas Club
The Longest Day
For the United States in World War
II, a great day was when our soldiers
invaded Europe. There were other
great days, in the Pacific and at the
end of the war, but perhaps the most
tense was this day.
For on this day we were trying to
succeed in a military undertaking of
a size and complexity which had never
before been accomplished. And we
succeeded, against strong German opposition, in landing thousands of soldiers on the beaches of France and
sending them inland.
A new motion picture attempts to
Reconstruct this day, It is k Hollywood
production {the first disadvantage).
Few Hollywood films oh the war, or on
other wars, have made much of an
effort to be absolutely accurate.
The Longest Day is taken from a
A encleS
une. A laboratory school a n d « * J
' *", ^ 1
^
that day, perhaps a better book, but clinic,
Jeney Jlfiaw
which had an opening, S .p o. u s e Commission
_. . head
.
e
by
0
The State Department of
that matters little.
target date in June, 1963, will
G ™™* Richard
(Continued on Page 16)
be ready until July. 1964.| H u g h e s ' t 0 a p p r o v e a new set
The movie has some good points and notyear's
defcj Jor the owning
contains many stats. Some of the a new auditorium and muscenes \)t battle are very mtivlng. But, sic building at the same college will not open next Janu
as usual, much of the old Hollywood iry as planned, but will take
nonsense is included, somewhat taking .nother year.
the edge off what is at least a better- Similar delays In construe-!!
ion work have been encounthan-usual Hollywood result.
ered at the Trenton State Colge and Patenon State ColEventually, in this' country, we must lege,
thus postponing opening
have a historical board or review com- if the buildings for over a year]
A Free Copy of This Booklet Will
mittee, which will see to it that films in some cases.
Be Sent Upon Written Request.
claiming to be accurate will really be
Cancni
accurate. When a film attempts to Having quieted the rauousll
cry of the caucus, New Jersey
portray the history of this country—
now quietly
tinind»4 1U2
a film that may go all over the world planning an all-out campaign
Member New York Stock Exchange
capture control of the Oen-|l
American Stock Exchange
—we must see to it that our country to
eral Assembly next year as well
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and its past is represented fairly and as Increase membership in the
State Senate.
AT 5 CORNERS
•
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Governor Richard J. Hughes
and other Democratic strategists faded in their attempt
o capture the Republican Senate seat in Union bounty l*«t
week on the sole issue that the
Republican caucus was unfair
to citterns. They initliUd that
six Republicans could thwart
the will of the remaining IB
Senators by turning thumbs
down on certain btlLs in the
oaucus.
Advocating a committee system to channel bills to the
Senate floor for' a vote, the
Democrats remained mum on
the t u t that six members of
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PAGE THIRTEEN
NOVEMBER 15, 16, 1962
rv
Principal
Announces
Honor Roll
Dec. 17 Set Sgt. Van Pelt to Speak
To Pick New To PTA 22 on'Vandalism'
.<*arsals
progress
V Deborah
COLONIA - "Vandalism", Bt 9:90 p.m, Novwntw 30 at
will be the topic of Sergeant the school. The program inISELIN - Donald C. WhiKenneth Van Pelt of Wood- clude*. "The Mouse, That
[lakrr. principal. School 24 anbridge Police Department to- Roared" »nd a short, "Harlem
Globp-Troters". Proceeds from
nounced the honor roll for the
COLONIA - A nominating night at 8 at the general meetHi iicarsals were
the series of children's movleR
1
of School 22, PTA.
first marking period as folrnimittre, comprised of Mrs.ing
, ,|j!!Mt for a must-;
as well as the November 30
| If iws:
[iward Hennlng, Mrs. Bob Mrs. George Williams, ways
, in Sinm," by Do-]
movie will be used to purchase
tirade Two. Mrs. Miller, tea•nmldt, and Mrs. Adolph and means chairman, reports Books for the library.
nl (,'nlonlft mcm-j
a
busy
pvenjng
planned
with
a
cher: Ellen Angelastro, Rose!• . .Stanley Strma«nola. presented a slate at
sale of children's outgrown
mary Galliano, Alice KlmbttU,
,.mi chairman, 315
;onday's meeting of the Larubbers and boots as well as
(Mary Ellen Chemplel. Thomas
, niii', Avcnel.
ies Auxiliary of Little Pela Book Pair scheduled.
Hubbard, Jeanne Btdener, Paul
,,.11011 will b»> fitflKed
iws League as follows:
iflppaaskl.
,(,- s niimm! pnldPresident, Mrs. Joseph Vas- In observance of American
Education, Week, parents start,,„, "".rt-toKfthfr"
Orade Two, Mrs. Waldman,
illo;
d visiting the school yesterday
•i || I1 M. nt Moutlteacher: Allan Aiello, Karen
javid Hasse; second vlce-pfesvhen grades one and two Were COLONIA — Dr. Robert Pol
Blair, Laura Grahlll, Margaret
dent, Mrs. James D'Arcy; coripen to the public. Today, glaze, Assistant Superintends
Will
Sera, Walter 1'empkowskl, Sal'spondlnfc secretary, Mrs
MISS
BARBARA
h.
TANGO
[rades three and four will wel- of Schools for Curriculum, dls
I of tile COVly Qizzo, Donna Payesko, Kath'homas Woods; recording sec:om« visitors While grades five
, ; ,[ rii.so. a n d diaennage- leen Weber.
tary. Mrs. James Duggan; .nd six as well as kindergarten cussed the curriculum o
Woodbrldge
Township Schools ...„.., „.
,l, iiy Mrs. Wllllami
,
Louise
Grade Two, Mrs, Webb, tea.nd treasurer, Mrs. August So'Ill be open • tomorrow..
|at a meeting of School 20 FI'O. T a n | t 0 t o Richard P«ui Maf
cher: Annette Base, Beth Ann
wn.
|
The executive ^ board of the The speaker explained that
and Mrs. Burgess, Kelsey, Qrammer, PetIn the future, the auxiliary
, | i : ,vi's will be prePTA W t With' Mrs. Vernon new concepts of subject mat- Samuel"Mattel, 80 West Ed- er Lease, Susan Mayer, Pete^r
•111 meet at Civic Improve, -I,, mhi'is contributHarsell, president, 94 Preston ters In such fields as mathem- ward Street, laelln, has been Triano/ Raymond Basrl, Amy
ment Club, Inman Avenue, on
' i i r i . of Life" buildRoad. Mrs. William yHadam, atics and science and stated announced by her parents, Caplzzano, Andrew Kllenman,
;hc
third
Monday
of
the
rin' rriiifitructlon AT AMW SHOW. ('iiiHlr of holiday fashions; top. left to rlftht, Mrs. II. Kenneth Slaffln,
jli;
membership chairman, report- the population explosion in the Mr. and Mm, Victor Tan*o, Christian Madoen, Danielle
month,
Mrs,
Karl
Lambert
' . I,,..!itiitc nt Deborah Mrs. Hruer Rred. Mrs. Wallace Daniels; center, Mrs. lirnjamin Stevenson, Mrs. Irwln
ed that fill parents have en- Township has greatly compli- 76 Wnt Edward Street, I»e- McAloose, Keith Wilson.
iresident announced.
[(.,,-,uis Mills, by Mrs.
cated the currioulum program. lln. A summer wedding Is
Wolfsnn, Mrs. RIISSPII Ludlow; front, Mrs. John Arnold, Mrs. John Casteras.
Grade Three, Mrs. BaumgarMrs. L, Wlecke was the Win-rolled to date.
,i..,;i,lcr, ifntonal diMrs. Irving Witt, .library In the past seven years the planned,
ten, teacher: Donald Josephner of the week's free
jnumber of school children has
Miss Tango Is a graduate son, Michael Zlelinskl, Diane
: ,;imi'iit of 76 new
•lub, Mrs. Jack Banlas, chair- chairman, announces t h a t Incresed from 9,000 to 18,000
, i ht- recent mcmmovies
for
adults
will
be
held
of Wqodbrldje High School. Schaeffer, William Knudson,
man, reported.
and
the
teaching
staff,
from
, wits reported by
Her fiance is a graduate of ISandra Fyke, Susan Staffin.
Tickets for the annual dance
300 to 700. The Townshlf) is
i.ri Jnson. chairman
St. Benedict's Preparatory
Grade Three, Miss Rlzzuto,
January 19 at St. Demetrlui
presently offering courses to
; MIIH'S contact Mrs
School and Seton Hall Uni- teacher: Garry Harris, Debora
Hall, Carteret, may still be ob,
teachers
In
the
new
areas
of
.. M^5 to Join Or for'
versity. He Is employed by In-lO'Brlen, Virginia Kurlca, ElCOLONIA — Golden threads tained from baseball managen
'subject material In order to
;.; riuiiton about Deternational Pipe and Ceram- ileen Mykletyn, Joseph J*lynn.
and gleaming brocade feature or by calling Mrs. John SolvUc
keep In step with advances In
ics Inc.
Grade Pour, Miss Connors,
COLONIA — Initiation core-'demonstration of theart of the styles presented at the denland Mrs, John Shoosmith, co
education,
,hlo to attend the monies were held for new.flower arranging by Ronald sert-fashlon shdw of the Colchairmen.
teacher: Rexanne Davis, Karen
ISELIN — New members Willard McArgle, program
i;h fete members
Sldener, Ricky Rothman, John
members of Ladles Auxiliary of Schofleld.
Ionia Branch, American Asso
Election of officers will tak welcomed by Iselln VFW Post
chairman, announced the De.-!• duos in advance VFW Memorial Post at Tims- 1 Hubbard, Eric .Therges^n.
•iiit.inn
of
University
Women
iplace
ftt
the
December
17
meet
Thursday
were:
rr
cember
meeting
will
Include
a
Grade Four, Miss ^pafifo,
Blmderman, n-|<j ay ^ m e e t i n g in the Post "*"
|at Koos Bros., Rahway.i
ing after a Christmas party fj
Thomas Gorman, Prank Ha- brief discussion of the referenteacher: Valerie Kovaos and
tv or
or at the rooms. M
Mrs.
H.Lorentzen.Mrs.
Lorcntzen.Mrs.
rs H
Mrs. Wallace Daniels, pfesl |inember8 will t e given by
ferbier, Joseph Ryan, Harold dum andftChristmas program
Margo Rakowsky.
Morris co-chair- Dolores Meekle, and Mrs. K.
dent, greeted over 200 member executive board. A grab ba Jurgrau, Joseph Kaiser, Daniel led by a local choral group.
jOrwrthouae were welcomed by
Mrs. Oilbert Grade Five, Mrs. Rublo,, tea„..
.,„„
and Kiiests,
Proceeds were Aes will be part of the festivities Sawka, Walter fHotta, diaries Mrs. Eugene SoloiS, "hospitality COLONIA
cher: Diane Frandza, Patricia
Mrs. Walter Pajmer, president.
School
„
lgnntrd for the groups annual Mrs. Hasse, chairman, stated, Ovellette, Jesse Tate and Jerry chairman, reported a covered Augustine, principal of School.
i t PTA
Arrangements are being com22
and
Mrs
Irving
Witt,
PTA
Maloney,
Lynn Y
community service project.
dLsh supper will precede the
DeJohn. Membership has now
Winnick,
Five,
Mrs.
pleted to distribute a Thankslibrary chairman report that Grade
meeting.
The executvie board has
reached four hundred,
Bianckl,
Richard
teacher:
giving basket to a deserving
aRaln chosen a library servic
Edward March, quartermas- VW1IU1V41O1
,, ,„„„.„,.„
Community
relations >,..„..
chair- "no stone is being left unturned James Towell, Carole Basrl,
>
» « • •
project and after due considerter, reminded the membera that m a n , Edward Peterson, said the In an effort to make reading Nancy Graham, Linda Hoover,
mond Hughei, chairman reation, the Clark Library, in ex
In order to win the member- iSchool path has been repaired an enjoyable part of the every- Michael Klleman, Joann Aiello,
'The. IntelliR- ported.
II..-\
Istence less than a year, ser
ship
streamer 10% dues for and two new paths have been day existence of every child as Donna Bodak, Ina GregoriusChild," a PTA Halloween packaRes were
ing a highly populated are
1963' must be paid by Decem- established. There Is still need we aotlvely observe National sen, Judith Rittenhouse.
i), distributed to distributed to 31 veterans at
and burdened by insufficient
ber 31.
for •police protection signs, he Book Week, this week".
Grade Six, Mr. Eagan, tea9216
[In- next meeting Roosevelt Hospital at a party
Activities taking place this
books and facilities was chosen
Arrangements
were
comstated.
cher: Dennis Billlck, Janet
MuvKun announced [sponsored by the group. In ndS-10-12
to benefit from the group's acpleted for the 30th anniversary Mrs. Edward Peterson, li- week include the distribution Fyke, Harry Knudsen, Charlene
:iw board of PTA
M-14-16
tivities. A check for $155 will be
dition ,.to Mrs. Palme , Mrs.
dinner-dance Saturday. Cltar-,„,„,,
o.. u .,...-.., -....»»...—
brary chairman,
announced | of colorful bookmarks to the Lazur, Mary Kllen Massimlno.
:..cli nu't with Mis.
18-20
children; lists have been placed
presented to the library from
Carl Pablo. Mrs. Jack Wood,
ter
members
of
the
post
and|thelr
are
900
books
In the 11i 43 Cameo Place.
in the classrooms grouping outthe Colonial Branch.
<
brary.
Volunteers
to
assist
in
auxillary
will
be
guests.
Hugh
;i Ui»y. president, The completion of 40 cancer
standing books in categories
the
library
afternoons
are
still
Gilroy,
chairman,
requests
all
Models
were
C.
H.
Christian,ud members »re' dressings so far this month WHS
making the location of books
needed.
members
who
plan
to
attend
sen
of
Metuchen;
Mrs.
Benja[ri nf N. J. Parent-1 noted by Mfs. Emily KOsch.
notify fclm Immediately at LT A total p' 388 families out offor special interests easy; class
min
Stevenson,
Mrs.
Irwln
Wol.i/ini' u subscrib-' chairman.
visits have also been scheduled
son, Mrs. H. Kenneth Staffin,!
480
have
joined the
8-9759.
T
UU u
nit
juutvw
vuv P.
• • T.
- . d.
»* •
..
aalJ
• Mrs. John Casteras, Mrs. John
y
The Post band will meet Mrs. Robert Cook, membership
•r-n-De Malo safe-! Sponsorship of Girl Scout
As
part of Book Week, libI Arnold and Mrs. Daniels, ColWednesday, 8 pjn., at Postjchalrman, reported Class trips
COLONIA — Future plans of
-will attend a'meet-JTrooP 1 0 8 WRS re'nt'w|1(1 w l U l
JEROME J. OBIGAS
rary
visits are being made apMrs
Wolf
a n d Ml s i l o b l > r t
;onia;
Mrs.
Bruce
Reed,
Avenel;
fthe
the
|for
100%
class
membership
Hall. A band for younger memthe drama departmentt of
.:h.-r representatives j '
' '
pealing and relaxing through
ELEVATED IN RANK:' Je- !Miss Loraine Smarsch and Mrs
awarded
to
bers Is being formed with Jo- |were
I Federated Women's Club of
IVGIC a
maiucu
M/ Mrs.
w i n , M,
i.*, E.
J-M, •is and committee-; 8 1 ^ 1 0 1 c h 0 8 e n w h e ' l d lh("
bulletin
rome J. (>ri|fas, son of Mr. Russell Loudlow, Rahway.
grade class a n d t n e u s e o f
seph Mccrobie Sr., teaching Lupins second
Colonia were discussed at the
secon gra
, Emrry to discuss committee.
board displays, have been arand Mrs. Joseph Grlgas, 25
Mrs.
Barry
A.
Cruikshank.
from
7
to
8
pjn,
on
band
re!home of Mrs. Walter Barce.
to Miss Barbara Varona's kin•ur.w. No action has The annual Christmas parE. First Street, Colonla, has chairman, reported that 11
hearsal nights. Anyone Inter- dergarten class, tied for first ranged to tempt the child into Mrs. Joseph Vltale. chalr: :o diite on Mrs. Deties for members and
brrn promoted to Airman members were recipients of
ested, and owning instruments, place. Mrs. D. A. Hooks second Increased interest In reading. |man, announced the depart•..•.-1 for twoadditlon- | is in the planning stage. Mrs.
Second Class. A 1961 gradu- door prizes. She was assisted
may join.
ment will participate In an ingrade class received a check
r:nssiiiK Kuards.
j Harry
ate of Woodbridge Senior by Mrs. Alan R, Arensdorf and
ter-department C h r i s t m a s
The regular meeting of the for the second place award Sisterhood Members
ilmi-nt of 420 mem-iPabio will serve as chairmen
Illih School, Airman Grlgas Mrs. Harold Weidell, Rahway.
| post scheduled for November The atendance baner and
•lifted by Mrs. Jos-jfoi the children's party while
Enroll for Courses party December 13 at the Cranis stationed at Wheelift Air
22 has been cancelled because award were presented to Mrs. COLONIA — Five members iwood instead of holding a regiP. :••.-:! and Mrs. Donald [Mrs. Kosch and Mrs Lorcntzen
and Mrs. uonald Mrs. Koscn ana Mrs borcnizen ^gn B a s e j j b y a w
^ -.
of Thanksgiving. A joint meet- Adele Roth's first grade class. iA>jmjmA — rive UIEUIUCIB ™ » » «."»..-- - - — ^
of Sisterhood of Temple Beth ular maeting in D e c ^ m B e i ; . , ,
membership co* will be in charge of the adultj, .|Tound-alr
' adln operator.
' alo,
r i m n H . l l r rradio
Scouts Weekend at
1
ing will be held with the aux- The sixth grade mothers Am win
l
enroll
in
the.
five
week
.
At
Easter
time
members
win
will
the
iparty.
,.
iliary November 29.
served as hostesses.
Martinsville Camp
administrative courses being prepare a basket for a needy
. .if of the school, Mrs. The December 4 'business'
j n I C I, I
held at Temple Beth El, Or-family for which a special
COLONIA — Twenty-five
•.li..:(!crston, acting prln-'meeting will be followed by a K e n n e d y rark
SCnOOl
workshop has been planned,
Paid-Vp
Member
Party
Students
Training
ange starting January 8.
•d Mrs A DePaola,
Plans Open House members of Boy 8cout Troop
A Broadway theater party
mothers chairmen,
Mrs.
Stanley
Schumen,
first
44,
accompanied
by
five
adults
As Library Aides Held by ORT Chapter
ISEUN - A meeting of the'
re ,;[ul Halloween Film To Be Viewed
vice-president; Mrs. Julius Ro- has been aranged for the final
[spent the holiday week-end at
executive board of Kennedy
ISELIN — Sister Helen Jo- COLONIA — The first paid manoff, membership vice-pres- program of the club year.
parties arranged
"Ike," Martinsville.
By Democratic Club
up membership party of Coloseph,
O.P., principal of St. Ceident; and Mrs. Bernard Bin- After the business meeting
troop's Indian dance
nia-Oarteret Chapter of Womtonight at 8 in the school.
celia's
Grammar
School,
anISEffN
—
The
regular
meet••:. Hartstein was
der, programming vice-presi- the group participated in a
team
performed
at
camp
tire
ttu
nounced a- special program for en's American O. R. T. was dent will participate in . theselection of comedy and drama
' I s * U n Democratic Open house will be held on Induction ceremonies. Scoutiiiiiciiy cralrman. . Monday, at 7:30
3 p.m.
p at Kentraining eighth grade students held at Temple Beth Torah, administrative course.
situations. The January meetiv.mdler, presldent'Club will be
be held tomorrow.. 'Monday,
master Herschel Tarver welat
nedy
Park
School.
All
patents;
as library aides U now in ef- Rahway.
VFW
Halt.
Hlgh.:•'!• High PTA was'8^0 P A
Mrs.
Hyman Rosenberg ing will be with Mrs. Sven
comed Peter Cody, James Kulsfect. The program will serve a Jersey shift dresses were fea- youth groups chairman and Mossberg. Hostesses were Mrs.
nominating commit- are invited to visit the class- ma, Kenneth Eauquier, and
• Mrs. Eugene Be-|way 27
tw will t» appointed and plansjrooms where parent-teacher Russel Stanley Jr. into the troop
dual purpose— to,, offer assist- tured in the fall festival of Mrs. Alex Gruber will be tak-Robert Mclntyre and Mrs. A.
! \ice -president,
for the annual Christmas party conferences will take place, as Tenderfoot scouts and quail
ance of the librarian aides to fashions. Members serving as ing the youth leadership course. L, Wood.
•i possible Joint eanPrinted Pattern 9218.
models were Mrs. Clark Qreen'will Jw dJBctissed.
Parents will be able to see ex-fled campers.
1
in January.
Misses' Sizes Small (10, 12): the librarians on duty, and to
On the hospitality cc-inmlttee hibits of their children's work. All scouts practiced their Medium (11, 16); Large (IS, [encourage library work as a berg, Mrs. Irwin Master, Mrs.
[.)•! 12 meeting will
Sidney Katz. Mrs. Arnold BeerAfter the open house, at 9
20). Medium 2% yda. 35-inch. profession.
proficiency In camp cookery
• ••>:.••! d i s c u s s i o n o n for this month are Mrs. Frank
man, Mis. Frank Nevins, Mrs.
p.m., Mrs. K. E. Staffin, chair- hiking, lashing and morse codi
Embroidery
transfer
included.
Mrs.
Gearge
Fay,
chairman
Jacobs,
Mrs.
Thomas
Beverldge
with Harry Lund,
Michael Posnack, Mrs. Irwln
man
of
the
parent
and
family
of
the
program
announced
the
Send
F
I
F
T
Y
C
E
N
T
S
in
coins
for
to obtain merit badges and ad
i-;• mmtary Educa- and Jame.vHundrick.
life education committee, will vance to higher ranks.
Mrs. R. Gottlieb,
this pattern-add 10 ccnti for trainees, who will assist in the|8chneider,
• .iioi, Mrs. Edwin Featured will be a picture
Tonight, 7:30 p.m. at Neweach pattern for first d u s mailing library during school hours, are and Mrs. R. Schnur.
' vice-president "Woodbrldge Tomorrow",' with show a trim.
The regular business meet- Dover Methodist Church hall, Send to 170 Newspaper Pattern as follows: Eloise Good, Cath- Mrs. Seymour Derechin, reI :ii- sponsorship of commentation by 8. Buddy Har
Dept, 232 West 18th St. Newerine Carroll, Catherine Col- gional expansion chairman,
Sing
of the PTA will be ellml- Court of Honor will be held.
' Jump wilf be therl*. executive director of the
York 11, N.Y. Our New Fall
gave the invocation and Mrs. i
Redevelopment
nated
Class
mothers
will
hold
i-iuiatlon-to the Woodbrldnc
Winter Pattern Catalog. Fashions angelo, Marlann George, Laa cake sale in all grades.
Cuban crisis may hurt Call' in all size ranges. Send iSt today verne Lewka, Lynne Miele, Meyer Traberman, president,
I Agency.
large.
fornia Democrats.
Carol Ann Miletich, Judy Dorr- conducted the brief business
becker, Charlene Murray, Louis meeting held prior to the affair.
Rea, and Walter Healey.
Mrs. Martin Lillis, member- Gu&sts were welcomed by
ship chairman of the library Mrs. Mark Vinstein, chairman,
has announced the addition of who was assisted by Mrs. Mas163 new members during the ter, membership co-chairman.
Door prises were awarded and
month of October, making
refreshments served.
total of 4,819.
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Printed Pattern
n
i
h
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M i s
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NOVEMBER 15, 18, 1962
PAGE FOURTEEN
" • - a n . . Cfl
i
Dad-Son Night HetwoodChapterORTVA.
Set! Dancp Saturday
° lM)li(|
, Is Successful
Talk Sul
and the cub scouts
snip included the part of Prince, Dutch, the former a Dutch*!morning
n
1
n 01
ton south of Nnuau Street. bestowed word meaning "Wlty will make the pick-up.
s
Five days later the legislature tff
..._ the
.... latter a corruption
__. of - T h e Third Ward Second
FORDS — The Metwood
took away a small edge of
the name
«fCornelius
nmch-trfWd
District
Democratic
StubBaturwill
Chapter of Women'* American
Somerset County — including Dutch
explorer
Jacob- |hold
a spaghetti
dinner
the rest of Princeton — and sen M«y.
Iday at the Hillcrest Tavern. FORDS — Hardy Peterson, ORT will hold Its Harvest
Salem might teem "English,",Mrs. Orlando Coppola Is chair- Pittsburgh Pirates minor league Moon Dance, Saturday nt t:00, FORDS
Mercer was complete.
at the Metuchen Jewish Com- school
R a i l r o a d s and Industry but It really la from a Hebrew man.
manager, wa« the main speaker
lt Center, Drove Avenue .spokn at
word,
"shalom",
Unhappy
John
brought both Hudson and Cam—The Young Ladies Sodality at the annual father-son night munlty
den into being. Hudson's big Fenwlck chose the name for of St. Andrew's Church will re- of the Fords-Clara Barton Boys A ftala evening la In store for board
all with dancing to the music PTA
city interests left Bergen'i rural his colony on the Delaware in celve Holy Communion In a
iil
Baseball League which took of the "Silhouettes," door
farmers In 1840, and took as 1675 and lti meaning truly ex body at the 9:30 A, M. Mass
million boiwi
place 8unday night In Our
well some meadowland from Es- pressed what Fenwlck hoped to Sunday. Their monthly meetschools which
prizes and refreshment*.
sex County. Four years later find — Peace.
'ing will be held Monday at Lady of Peace cafeteria.
Co-chairmen for the evening by the public
the emergence of Camden as Copyright 1982 — State of|7;4j p. M . in the new church Thomas Jago, president of
Line* That Make
are Mrs. Alex T. Klvltz and 1962. Tli,.
a vigorous industrial city found New Jersey Tercentenary Com-!hall.
'
the league, presented a^plaque \jr». William Cohen, Mri. Ray- schools duiW" !„,'!'
Tuent\-()nc
expression In the new county mission.
—The local flreirien will hold to Mrs. William R. Yetman, mond Chait la Metwood ChapW r a <•„,,.
of Camden.
By John T. Cunninihftm
drill exercises Monday at 7:30 president of the Mothers' Aux- ter president and Mrs. Alvln work, aim (m .,',,
iliary and tie pins to the cdm- Klein, ipeclal projects vice poses was rtism
Rural Ocean County rose in
Boundaries Mint set New JerM. at the flrehouse.
lflfio to offset partially induster will t)r I.,,,/','
gcy !i' 21 counties otT from one
—Monday the Third Ward mlttee heads.
trial Husdon a nd Camden.
of Education in '."
another have led to much conSecond District Democratic and Pete Daltna. toastmastar, In- Fords Liont Club
|Ocean's first, boundary with
consider th| s , lln; ; n
fusluu, some argument*, and,
Civic Club will meet at the Hill- troduced the other speakers of
Burlington followed straight MRS MARTIN UUTOWSR1 crest ^nn at 8:30 P. M.
Donates To Hotpitd Mrs. Nlchoii,,' ,,
in one case, to unwanted worldthe evening Including Frank
along the old East-West Jersey
wide attention being focused on
—Avene 1 -Colonla First Aid O'Rourke, P e t e r Appleton, FORDB — The Ford* Lions nounced thnt %^ .
14 Oeort* Street, Attnel
r
Hue io near Beach Haven on
the counts' court huuse in FirmSquad meet* Tuesday at 8 P. M Fiank Burke, Coach Nick Prls- Club donated another $200 at at the
Loiii; Beach Island. Politicians —Golden Circle of the First at squad headquarters.
Ington.
!
coe, Joseph Nemyo, Herman the fourth Installment of a
chniwd that In J891. veering Presbyterian Chureh meets to- —Tuesday the Avenel School pftiion, and John Chlanadla.
Back In 1824, for example,
pledge of $1000 to the Perth Mrs. Fvanfc i.,,,
the line sharply southward as day from 1 to 3:30 P. M. In the 23 P. T. A. meets at 8 P. M.
vnen Warren County split from
Added to the list of honor- Amboy General Hospital BuildM r s . Riii,,,
church
hall.
It is now to Great Bay, the
Open house is be^ng featured ary members were Rev. Herbert up Fund.
Bussex, the straight boundary
and
Mrs.
Munn
better
in
make
Burlington
—Pride
of
New
Jersey
Counbefore
the
meeting.
Edwin
that stretched northwestward
F. A. Hecht, pastor of Orace At a meeting of tha Club, ported on
',\ 111 '.;
County
"safely"
Democratic.
cil,
Sons
and
Daughters
of
LibCasey,
member
of
the
board'of
the Musconetcong River to the
Evangelical Lutheran Church Monday night, Martin May fe- attended at
Tin- last of the 21 counties erty, meet tomorrow at 8 PJM. education, will speak on the
Delaware seemed fine — and it
p
of Perth Amboy, and Joseph ported on the success of ttte "ents and ]
took the name Union — alt- at Aventl School 4 auditorium. school bond referendum.
was, except in the village of
ciub meets D*l.na, an old-time ball player. trip to Broad Axe, Pennsyl- tic City.
1
hough
dis-unlon
was
closer
to
C
u
b
Pack
73
of
St.
AnYellow Frame. There the Presvania, and tht tribute to Jack A book fair mil
the truth.
drew's Church will hold a news- Wednesday at Stanley's Diner,
byterian Church (whose "yelhome of Mr. and Mrs. •William V w U n t . a memoir of the the school on tm",ul
low frame" construction nave
People in southern Essex paper drive Saturday. It Is at 8:30 P. M.
Fords LJoni Club who Is re- Stay, and Tliursti.iv f,
the place Its name) sat smack
County for years had stewed requested newspapers be tied —Sixth District Republican Scheuermon. 300 Prospect Avcuperating
at Broad Alt.
enue,
at
8:?0
P.
M.
27. 38 and 20.
the
Club
meets
Wednesday
at
the
astride the line. The minister
over Newark's 'dominance, A
stood in Sussex and pleached
scandal-ridden rlectlon In 1807
aeroM the county linn to his
insured the court hou$e lor
congregation In Warren.
\
Newark but the people of Elizabeth never really forgave NewYellow Frame people didn't'
arkcrs. Finally
ask f»r a n e v t i n e . They acsufficient impact in the legislacepted Hie split, and even
ture to secede from\Essex in
tually reBOlved the situation by •
1857—taking the name Union
tutjldinr a new church, all in
to reflect the sentiment of
Sussex.
pople In the face of an impendSuch line-straddling is not
ing national civil war.
confined to the 19th century
Union's name came naturally
BARE MAP: Only 13 counties appear on this 1818 map of
Today students at College High
New Jersey; Warren, Passaic, Hudson, Mercer, Ocean, enouph, and so did names of
School in Uppe* Montclalr
Camden, Atlantic and Union Counties had not yet been the other 20.
travel daily between Passalc and
Nine county names perpetucreated. The rare map li part of thr collection at Rutgers,
Essex counties without ever
ate memories of English homeThe State University.
leaving their building, for the
lands: Burlington, Catnden,
school has been on both sides
Cumberland, Essex Gloucester,
of the county line since It was
Uniton was established at As- Passaic gained its life from Middlesex, Monmouth, Somererected in 1929,
parts of both Bergen and Es- set and Sussex. Two honor Resunpink Creek In Trenton.
County lines made great dif- Hill dwellers broke away sex counties.
volutionary War heres, Oeneral
ference In 1932, when a Bronx from Hunterdon In 1739 to be- No county took as much back- Hugh Mercer and Joseph Waroarpenter named Bruno Rich- come Morris County, including stage maneuvering and closed- ren, while two reca!l the colard Hauptmann kidnapped the all of modern Sussex and War- room politicking to create as onial Governors Robert Huninfant son of Colonel and Mrs. ren. Then, in turne, Sussex beter and Lewis MOFIS, Passaic
Mercer, seat of government.
Charles A. Lindbergh. The came an Independent county In
Pour older counties sacrificed and Hudson tip their hats to
Ijiutowgli estate In 4M: Sour1753' tWltti all flt Warrttt h» (unflfir considerable duress) to rivers (or to an Indian name
land' Mountains lay in both
tow), and Warren broke away breath life into Mercer in 1838. and Henry Hudson, to go back
Mercen and Hunterdon counties
n 1824 to become a new coun- First the legislature approved some.) Atlantic and Ocean recbut the room from which the
ty. In all cases, tha "great dis- small cuts from Burlington, ognize the surf washing their
baby was taken was In H u n - L c e s . . t0 c o u n t y M u r t s !ed to;Hunterdon and Mlddteev on 1 eastern shores.
terdon
the divisions.
•
(February 22. The Middlesex Bergen and Cape May are
Accordingly, Hauptmann was Cumberland county had split
tried in rural Flemington, from Salem in 1748, so that by j
Kunterdon County seat, rather the time of Warren's declarathan In the Mercer County seat tion of independence, New Jerof Trenton. News-hungry cor- sey had 14 counties and 14
respondents sent stories date- courthouses What more could
lined "Flemington" around the a state want?
world, giving the little county
seat a notoriety it neither But New Jersey had become a
ate poised on the edge of
wanted nor relished.
county dissension. Between IB a 7
County lines have been a and 1857 seven new counties
matter of controversy and would be formed, amid seething
change since 1882 when the undercurrents that should be
East Jersey Assembly set UP easy to Imagine. After all, counthe four vaguely-defined coun- ty lines meant tax monies and
ties named Bergen, Essex, Mid- votes, plus power In the State
dlesex and Monmouth. West
Senate, just as much in 1937
Jersey the same year established Burlington and Salem as they mean today.
A colorful plant for the hostess . . . a centerpWw for thi
between
counties and
Cape
May N Rivalry
.
festive table , . . floral decorations to dress up tha home
s
achieved county status in 1692.
'
for this gala season. Yes, Thanksgiving 1* indeed flower
J y ; ; i e y caused particular c u a
East and West Jersey lay o n i
'
time. And tht loveliest flowers are right here I
p " W sle^R .|' the Kflth Line, tion in the legislature in
decades,
ea«hf
eglon
being
fearsurveyed In 1687, and still the
We Deliver and telegraph - Call ME 4-1636
main border between Burling- ful lest either urban or rural
power gain dominance.
ton and Ocean counties — and
nlso some of the border between That caution received fullest
Somerset and parts of Hunter- play on February 7, 1837, w
don and Mercer.
the legislature established both
Disaffection set in quickly. rural Atlantic and industrial
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River valley protested that "in..
their husbandly and manuring
their lands" they differed much|l
from the rest of Middlesex [I
County. Therefore, In 1888, t h e |
East Jersey Assembly created
Somerset County for those soilconscious uplanders.
Land went. begging in the
wild northwestern part of the
province until 1773, when Hunterdon County came Into being
to Include all of modern Hunterdon, Morris, Sussex and Warren counties and part of Mercfir. The boundary with Bur-
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FORDS — At a double rlnR cade bouquet of Chrysanthem• cere-cony Saturday morning atums and carnations.
'truly Rosary Church, Green- Maid of honor was Miss FlorFORDS — Two members of
ville S. c , MiM Maureen Mary mce Base.
| the Board of Education, ClifFoKarly. daughter of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Toro will reford Hfinrierrmn, president, and
•. | , . | l l l ) < T S O f
Mrs. .Joseph Forgarty, J4 Sec-side In Greenville, S. C. For
Harry T,imd, wlll speak on the
,( |.',,nls will he
ond Street, and Vincent Joseph traveling th« bride oho&e a
4!i million school bond refer*
ulrrtinn conToro, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs.black sheath dress with black
pnrlvim at the general meeting
i,,nt or stores
',Vincent Toro, 71 Larch Street, and white accessories,
I of School 7 PTA In the «ho*l
,,|;,y mid tomorpt, we're united •in mar- Mrs. toro graduated from
(auditorium, tonlRht at 11:00.
., [,i i>( the Fords
hy Capt.'J. A, Doonan, Edison High Schol, class, of
Mrs. Kdward Tracy, program
Catholic chaplain, Donaldson 196i. She was formerly emrhalrmnn, states a panel dlf*
• miMnsln wHl-.be
Air Force Base, S.
jployed by Industrie* Inc.,
russlon will be held with Edwin
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The bride was given in mar-IMetuchen Her husband attendLaubach, Home. School w d
;it R 00, when
ed Middlesex County Vocationriage by her fater and was
Family Life Education chairmUlpr village"
iaUii-rd in a gown of organpa al and Technical High School,
man, as moderator, inoluded
;,, obscrvRiicc of
land Imported Chantllly lace Woodbrldge, and was employed
on the panel will be faculty
\wrk.
JOHN H. SCHMIDT
'with bow knots, long tapered by Bwnberger's Menlo Park,
members, Mrs. Ofclian, Mite
,. i vert.
.sleeves and a Sabrlna neckline. before entering the U. S. Air
iThc bouffant skirt, ending In Force. He is stationed at Don- NEW RAITNG; John II. Suma and Miss Qrundman and
Day, spnu.\,i
Schmidt, son of Mr. and MM. PTA members, Mr». John Hatcathedral train, had panels of aldson Air Force Base.
.Irrsey State
Henry Schmidt, 19 Line :ay and Mrs, Al Hospador.
ice
and
silk
organza
scattered
Women's Clubs.
Street, F»rdi», will be pro- Membership card* will be
•tth bows.
,., J7. from 1:00
moted to Radioman Second distributed before and alter tht
Uir New Jersey
A Swedish pyramid crown
Class tomorrow,
11 in Trenton.
idd her fingertip veil Of Illumeeting by Mrs, Heqry Kottk,
A 1958 graduate o( Wood, membership chairman.
:„(( R Slate Culsion, and she carried a casbridge
High
School,
ScTimldl,
,;l] lip discussed
meeting,
who enlisted In the V. S. At a recent boardways
fiom the Fords
and
Mrs. John Pixlgyl
and
REHEARSING FOR PROGRAM r . r w J«rk«on. conductor, h. »hn w n rehrarsine thr WoodbritUe C o t T t l n ' l y .
Navy
In
February,
1959,
It
asFORDS—The
Mothers'
AuxI 10 attend.
um»iu» v . « . u » .
, announcfld
for a concert and Christina, rradln» s tn br p r i n t e d I>rrrnib<T 1 and 2 at Our Lady o f _ P W * t W " ' 1
liary of Boy Scout Troop 53, signed to th* U.S.8. Vance, a means chairman,
li
from the
sponsored by Our lAdy of destroyer of the Pacific Fleet, $159^0 was reallxed
, hmrman, states
"hurch
to
Sponsor
cake sale.
home
port,
Pearl
Harbor,
Peace,
made
plans
for
a
Christ;,n of three reciMrs. Helen Torok an* Mri.
party for the scouts De- Hawaii.
Harvest Dinner Sunday FORDS — "AVI and TAM-mas
<„•:• AIT being acMarcel Bonalsky have tw«n
The
Vance,
daring
the
cember
13
at
7;30
p.m.
In
the
.,. November and
EDISON — Wesley Metho- AR", a professional Israeli Insummer months, participated named chairman of the next
,t,nits for the cook
dist, Church plans a harvest terpretative folk song and annex,
hot dog sale on NovamMr U
:.,: compiled.
dinner Sunday November 18 dance duo, will 'highlight the Named to the program com- »• a support ship, In "Opera- from 13:00 noon to 1:00 pJft.
tion
DeepfretM",
the
Narj'i
mittee
were
Mrs.
A.
H.
Mul| j , ••.:, ivtrrson. program
Worship hour will be at 10:30
FORO8 - - Election of offi|evenln? program of the B'nal lally, Mrs. John Chllinski, Mrs. Antarctica undertaking.
FORDs
A concert of llghtjBloomlng,"
'Menu
Bambino, land the family dinner will be
,i \
announced cers took place at the monthly
B'rith Women, Ramot Chapte: Joseph D'Amato and Mrs.
"Silent
Night,"
"0
Come
All
(UNBREAKABLE WINDOW*
Iclasslcal music
of
..-urns for the
served at 1:00.
'Classical
music and
aim reading
ICHUIIIK 01
Tuesday November 20, 8:30 a
Hall Et- The Methodist men are InNew York — The City of N<
Frank Wolzanskl, Mrs. Victor THEATER PARTY TONIGHT
•liidc
Christmas meeting of the Fwd« Women's . T h e C n i . l g t m a s s t o r yy" from Ye Faithful" and "All
J
iTemple
Neva
Sholom,
Metuch,D*moci»H? Club In St.
'
) vited to attend & rairy Sunday
Oatbadnl will take rtiarge of FORDS—The RarlUm Lodge York plans to make it a llttfc
- It. j . M c U u g h ; Dtmorratjp Club In S t N t . * ) - ; ^ ^ H n dd v e r ! ( e ww ll ll ll bb eepp rr ee ernal" Child."
Dance
Instruction
wlu
be
The grande finale will .be
las ftchurch Hall, 'Monday
Bt O u r L a d y o f
decorations.
•:.vr, Maureen, in j —
tt
—
--^ arineu Ht wui uuujr ui i n»vc
i*»c B'«»»»^ *...-.B'nai B'rith wlll sponsor a fund harder to break out wlndowl I s
from evening, November 18, at 7:30given to all who attend.
Henry Krauu, liaison offi- raising theater party tonight, the older schools, because of A
,:,- hy Daniel U - nlgrtf Elected were Mrs, Mary church auditorium D«c»«H>w 1 ti» Hallelujah" chorus
lat Drew. Dr. Rilph W. Bock- Mrs, Donald Luftig, presl
"*
cer, announced a Court of 8:30 at the Majestic Theater, new window material
•: . on "Visit to Chamberlain, president; Mrs. a n d 2, under the auspices ofJHandel's "Messiah" performed man will be the preacher.
dent, Invites prospective mem
the
city.
i: ,i" l:i January; Jennie Blanchard. first vice t h e ^ ^ Dramatic Club. The'byy the 35-plece orchestra and
Eev. Howard H. Retnaly bers to be guests tot- tha even- iHonot will take place Decem- Perth Amboy, The feature
is
by
the
featu
president; Mrs. Ann Mako, sec-:first, performance will be given 30-member choir.
13.
ii :;:iquency,"
pastor, will preach at th
"What Ever Happened to Baby Fiber glati wlndowi will b t
ing.
I
Edward
VitaW
is
general
ond
vice
president;
Mrs,
Oensaturday
at
8:30
p.m.
and
sec!,.•" Aldona AppleWoodbrldge Union Service a In keeping with the "ThankB- A CBHstmas party "for the Jane" starring Bette Davis and stetl shot from air rifles. l a
secretary ; ' o n d Sunday afternoon at 3 Chairman of the affair. Tickets, the
i'.i.'nnry meeting; Seyler, recording
,1980 and 1981 the city Rpttrt
Hungarian
Reforme' Iglvlnt? Theme" of the meeting, Mothers' Auxiliary Is planned Joan Crawford.
'available to the public by calling Church Thanksgiving Eve.
I'niUon iklt, dl' Mr». Mary 'Her, corresponding'o'clock
($1,349,680 to replace britat
for December t a ( i p.m. in
points
of
Interest
two
other
point
Chevalier
returns
to
Broad. Sidney Felnberg secretary; Mrs. Marge Btah-J T h e m s t r u m e n u i phase of|Mr. Vltale at VAlley 6-65B5 or
.window panes In the pipit
the
school
annex,
with
a
50
bid
i
d
Lady of Peace Rectory will be an early bird prize and
"liin. in March chard, treasurer. Officers will t h e m v i m w l u b e performed 1
way in January.
'schools.
rent gift exchange.
b
Deinstalled
at
the
January
^
ibrldge
Community
b y t h e M(
-l ii! the art oftCI
Orchestra under the baton of
•• Mrs. Zallch in meeting.
Reservations for the Christ-,'oeorge Jackson, who is associji:vl cirrtatnment b
,-iv.nrs at the Maymas party, December 15, for ated with the Department of
members only, may be made Music Woodbrldge
High
by contacting Mrs. Anli Mako school. J. William Csokonav
Ior Mrs. Marge Blancliard no will do t he Christmas readings.
til' Sisterhood
[later than December 1.
accompanied by the church's
Mixed-Voice Choir.
! Member Dinner
The first of the show's of. 'rings will be the "Caliph of
Chasing the
Bagdad" overture by Dolelbleu
i « piny under the dlTP
* 1.
. D *,'to be followed by Ml
| o ! Mrs. Matilda Witkln,
Scout Auxiliary
Plans Yule Fete
Israeli Couple
To Give Program
Democratic Club Concert, Yule Readings
Elects Officers To be Offered Dec. 1-2
VFW Meeting; Set *i
1 ( m i g h t a t rOSt from The King and I
• : by members of
F:aa:m-El Sisterhood
FORDS - F o r d , VTW Mem ' O t h f r o r c h e s t r a l tnlU™
i:-,d paid up memorlal Poet 8090 will hold Its reg|(i;:,:.fr on Monday in
ular meeting tonight in the
|:D Ha1.!. Pleasant Ave-
jpost rooms, 411 New B r u i u w i c * ( — — - , ; " y
f
°f
8 m e t e n a &nd
"You want to sit In th'
Avtnue
'
. •Egmont Opus No. 8 V by Ludi.;men responsible
,
light all th1 time since 'I
•.inn's succesj were Duet for 1»63 an- now being ; w l K v g n Beethoven.
collected
and
are
payab
t
he
\r..i Steinberg, mem |coll«cted and are payable to the; M
M rr CJ okonav's recitation of
bought that RING from
M n
a r o l e i »pott
~ " v quartermaster.
» • ' • • • • " " • " • " • • Tom
• • • • • •P -a d
» --. Ti nne e t n n s m i i i H s Story"
o w u i j Will
<••"
c':.a;n:;an;; M
n ., CCarole
!ii:!i chairman, andl««*t Eligible Overseas veterans l n c | U ( j e r P t dlngs from the Holy
limich and Mr».|tntpre.-itfd In Jolnlns may con- B i b l e a n d J o r m Lynch'* "Wo:.-:M. hospitaUty;'««t p l ' h " P r a n l c P r o s i c s ' " ' " m a n Wrapped In Silence." The
.
,2-0635 or Herb Schultz, VA 6- c n o i r , conducted by Mrs. P - tt M*in Street, Woodbrldce
- - • -- - i 7 2 7 9 .
e a n o r Kavejon, will intersperse
(Neil to SUU Theitrr)
| Wives, mothers and sisters of the readings with carols, Ineligible veterans may join the eluding such sellections as "Ave
Women's Auxiliary of Post 6090 Maria," "I-ow, How a Ruse F.ie
now belnt! ortjanlzed. All mem-'
bers me a.sked to return their
forms on the Christmas party
as soon a* possible.
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II. -
Viewed In that Ifeht, the his search for mote Democratic
question arises u to whether Senator! and 'Congressmen a
the missile ultimatum repre- few weeks ago.
Howe Davis. State Alcoholic
• Continued trom Edit Pate) sey Turkey Association . . .
sents any significant change In There are rumblings of disBeverage Director.
Education announces 830 bank; Secretary of State Robert J.
U, S. policy in the Cold War.
sent from the hustings now
loans valued at $582,988 were Burkhardt reports twice as
over a stalemate situation
many
report*
from
foreign
and
On
October
15,
the
very
day
Riinranteed for college students
domestic corporation* »re be- IKE CAUTIONS CRITICS
an Air Fofce Intelligence offi- which finds Communism still in
by the Hifjher Edifciitlon An-<
ing received nowadays after a Former President Eisenhower
cer is now reported to have Cuba, even stripped of missilesistance Authority durin? July,
campaign
urging delinquent says political snipers should
seen the first danger signs in muscle for the present.
AURUM and September , . .
companies to file . . . A total hold thrir flre while President.
aerial photos, the State DeBy WES HAYDEN
sphere not worth the price of
State Trnoprr Harry Patterson,
Kennedy
is
dealing
with
an
Inof 248 children nf migrant
partment was briefing some 400 ASKS INCREASED BUDGET
open
conflict.
of Plrasantvillr, lias graduated workers In Mercer, Middlesex ternational crisis.
WASHINGTON, D. C—There
newspapers and radio-televiThe Air Force has asked an
from Keoler Polygraph Insti- and Montnouth counties arc To subject him to campaign was an almost instant rallying Both these factors can be sion people, in Washington.
Increase In its spending budget
tutr. Chicago . . . The State now or have been in attend- attacks while he is nttemptlng of America and the rest of the chalked up on the plus side.
Ilnpartment of Labor has fixed ance at regular fall sessions of to cope with a current foreign Free World behind President Some of the bloom of that Department spokesmen 'were for next year. It has also made
S4 ii.i per hour n.s the prevall- New Jersey public Softools ,
policy problem is to weaken arid Kennedy after the historic achievement seems to fade, reassuring in their analysis that clear that It will not back down
lnc rale of wages to be paid Friday, Novemhrr 23. the day divide the nation, At the same. night of Oct. 22 when the grim however, with the sober reali- the Soviet arms buildup in In proposals for producing the
electricians employed on public after Thanksgiving, has been time the former President faced Chief Executive bared the sation of what wns not ac- Cuba was purely of a defensive R8-70 reconnaissance bomber.
nature—that under such cir- In the budget plan submitted
works projects in Mercer Coun- declared an extra holiday for stoutly defended the Republi- stark details of what was hap- complished.
cumstances a blockade of the to the Administration, the Air
pening
In
Cuba
and
what
this
can
parly's
sight
to
discuss
t.v . . . W. Pfliil Stillman, chair- State employees by Governor
Removal of the missile bases Island was out of the question
Force has asked authority to
man of the Board of the Mu-^ Hughes . . . Governor Hughes policy matters "that are his- nation proposed to do about it. did nothing more than to reand that any military alliance spend $23,500,000,000 In the
l.ual Benefit Life insurance has officially set aside the pe- Hory." ,
If there was dissent at all it store the status quo prevailing
with other Latin-American 1964 fiscal year beginning July
came primarily from quarters according to Administration
Company, Is the new chairman riod from November 21 to Jancountries to meet a hemispheric
nf the New Jersey Tercenten- uary 1 as caution time for mo- FRENCH SUPPORT OFFERED wondering about the lateness of accounts—prior to early Oc- threat was equally unaccept- 1. This would be $3,500.00(1.000
more than its spending this
the firmness which they ap- tober when clearing clouds perary Fund. . . . Applications torists In an effort to reduce
able.
President de Giuille of Prance plauded,
fiscal year.
mitted aerial photos proving
for State shore protection funds traffic accidents. . . ,
lias sent President Kennedy a
The Implication clearly ready
their existence.
SIT being received up to NoEvents
transpiring
since
sugmessHEe in which he supports
into the briefing by those atvember 2(1 by State Conscrva^
Capitol Capers .
his actions In the Cuban crisis gest* however, there may now Even accepting that expla- tending was that U. S. policy
tion Commission H. Mat Ad- A tax avalanche would enbe
considerably
less
unanimity
nation, the fact remains that in
and predicts that the Soviet
ams. . . . The 1962 traffic death gulf taxpayers if all demands Union will not go.to war.
—at least jn this country — re- the pre-misslle era there were had/fit) designs against existence of Communism per se.'lrt
total in New Jersey has reached for government spending were
According to reports, Prance garding the results achieved by thousands of Russian techni- this hemisphere, but would be
742 as compared with 651 up to be met, claims the New Jerthe
action
and
their
lmpllcai
cians
in
Cuba,
that
Soviet
Mig
is purchasing twelve refuelinK
prepared to react only if and
to the same time last year . . . sey Taxpayers Association , . . tanker planes costing about tlons for the future.
fighters were In Fidel Castro's when it became "aggressive"
Operators who use dredges for Teeth of children in finston, $50,000,000 and the United Granted, the Soviet-installed arsenal, that arrangements had
Communism.
the taking of crabs and scal- Pa., where water Is fluoridated States has offered to sell missile bases whose presence been made for construction ot
lop* along N>w Jersey's coast will be compared with school Prance an atomic-powered sub- inspired the White "House ul- a naval base allegedly for use There is ample evidence to
Kennedy
are now required to be licensed children's teeth in neighboring marine of an early type which timatum have been removed.
of the Red fishing fleet but suiiRest President
. . . Next week has been pro- Phllllpsbiirg, N. J.. In a drntnl costs about $83,000,000.
Granted, the chain of events eaually accessible to roaming found the American people
somewhat in disagreement on
claimed by Governor Richard survey announced by the State
demonstrated that Russia may sub packs.
J. Hughes as Know Your Department of Health . . . Javits urges unity in coun- regard her program of expan- With the missiles gone, the that score when he went swingAmerica Week . . . John E. Only nine bootleggers were cap- try's emergency.
ing out into the hustings in
sion into the Western Hemi- other factors remain.
Ender«, of Cranbury, la the tured in New Jersey during Report horn Washington
The Capitol Dome new
president of the New Jer- October, according to William
-: CLASSIFIED
Grave Conditions Still Exist in Cuba
Despite Some Relaxing of Tensions
Printed Pattern
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.'after 5;00 P M
CUBA AND BERLIN
It is believed in Washington
that the establishment of Sov- U . S . I N . H I t i l
iet missile bases in Cuba was a An avenii!. •
•"ill
SIZES
Soviet maneuver to outflank e r i c a n s — <i:
12'4-22ft
the United States when the p o p u l a t i o n
,i Ooi
Printed Pattern 9^2; Hair showdown between East-West i n j u r i e s i-.irli
ment survey .Siies M'rt, 14%, 16»A, 18Vi. Berlin comes.
1
2fl'/i,2214.Size 16'/i take* 3&
The theory Is the Soviet Of tin van'
yards 35-luch; Vi contrast^ Premier wanted his missiles in haps,.falls Ii!,,
Sad"f]nt CENTS in toot for place on the Cuban launching halt nf the ir.
this pattern —add 10 cent* for pads when the proposed meet- home.
rach pattern foe first class mailing. ing with President Kennedy The !T|ior; :
hend to 170 Newspaper Pattern took place. It is possible that "United Stii;.: Ni
Dept, 232 West 18th St., New these missiles would have been Survey" cnvi rs !".;i
York 11, N,Y, Our New Fill
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Winter Pattern Catalog. Fashions used as blackmail in demanding1
ing restriction ol UMlftl
a
Berlin
settlement
on
his
in alt rite ranges. Scad 35* today.
ties for more than or.r (
terms.
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Roofing
Siding
Leaders
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' 68 Strawberry fflU
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PIANO COMPANY
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Closed Wednesday AU Da}
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Beginners and Advanced
Student* Accepted.
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NOVEMWJR 15, IB. IMS
women's Anoolatlon. third Altar-Rowry Society, first
ondaj after first Sunday at
fhuriday. 8 PW.
Clrol* meeting*, first Thur«- 00 P M.
Holy Name Society, second
ay, 1:30 and 8 P H .
onday
after second Sunday
Sesilon, ieoond Tuesday, 7:30
,t 8:00 P M
'M.
Tneaday
Cancer dressing group, first
md third Wednesdays, 10 AM. PTA meeting third Tuesday
it each month at 8:00 P.M
Female Choir Rehearsal, 8:00
NEW DOVER
METHODIST CHURCH
'. M.
6S0 New Dover Roa4, Edison
ConfeMlons
Naomi Circle, 1:30 P . M Hist
ST .itjtliN I I TllKItAN
Barton thru sixth grade, 10:00 Trinity Senior Choir Prac•IT. iibtrt K. Iwttt. '"tor
Every Saturday 11 A M unWednesday.
•
!\nd HUh Street
tice
rhuradays,
7:80
P.
If
A.M. Junior HlRh Fellowship,
Morning Worship A Church 1 noon 4 to 8 P M and 7 to
ivrlli Amboy
iKma Alpha Phi second and 664 Ambny *.ve..7£rth Amboy 10:00 A.M. to 12 noon. Benlor Saturday*, 2:00 P M.
School:
P M and sometimes on days
Kll*»ichuk. r m o t
OUrtn n i e s d n y 8 0 0 P M
H M Hndnlf HHnani, I'ujtnr
HlRh Westminster Fellowship, Trinity Junior Choir Prac0:30 to 10:30 A M.
lefore Holy Days of Obligation
' M vi.it m m WOtttilp
WORSHIP
TOGETHER
THIS WEEP
ind the strength
for your life...
Congregators, first Sunday
Worsnip 10:30 A M
tice, Saturdays 9:00 A.M.
1:0n p.M. to 9:30 PAt.
° p M
Sunday School 9:00 A M.
M«n» Club fourth Thursday
COLOtylA GOSPEL CHAPEL ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH
JO P. M.
| ST. CECELIA'S CHURCH
486 Inman Avenut at W«at
Avenel
I'holr Rchearsali
M Evening Gospel
Street, Colonla
B*T. Jthn lian, raiMr
Ohamel. Wednenday. 7 «
K«T. John wilm, fanoi
Sunday School and Bible Weekday Masses, 7:30 A. M
,l cmninunlon Sun- 1 M
Sunday Manses 6 3 0 , 8:00,
Classes 9:30 A M
sunrtav of each JUnlor Wednesday, 6;45 P.M 8:45 9.16 9 30. 10:00, 10:15. Oospel Service Sunday, 7:30 Sundai M M K S , 7:00, 6:15
1:30 10 41. t o d iJ noon.
10.45. 11:00, 11:30 and 12 noon
PdM.
ConioMloni Saturday, 4 - 5
8
p
M..
Prajrw
Weekday
Masses,
7:00
a
n
• 1. i v
Christian Women's Home 7:30 • l;J0 P M
roRDs
8:00 A M .
M Sunday Softool
' M Baptlut Youth
:0
rBEHTlYTERlAN CHURCH
a n fnt.l 'Hofteli
Hnj Avenue. Fordi
|iK-r
WOODBRIDGE
Or
METHODIST CHURCH
Sunday
71 Main Street
/Vvt-nH
0:00 A M Morning Worship Rev. Theodore C. Siamani, Pastor
Kev.
Luther H. Martin, Jr.
10:00 A M Sunday School
i in""
MJnlit«r to Youth
I'litof
Sunday Schedule:
Sunday
THE CHVKCH OF
9:30 A. M. Church School.
w.rslilp « «. 10
JESUS CHRIST
11:00 A. M. Worship.
Florida Grov* Road
5:30 P. M. Junior High I n ,i 0 io and 11
Hopfiawn
termediate Fellowship.
Jonpb Bcnjiolt. Miimiet
7:00 P . M . Methodist Youth
Blchurd Be/i;ol&. Ur|inlu
tPU.
kv.-i.t.
Fellowship.
Sunday Morning Worship
Fcllowihlp,
10.10 A M
8unday School, 9:15 A M.
EVANGELICAL AND
Fellowship,
Bible Class-Thursday, 1:30 t>M
tfoung People's Meeting Friday, 7:45 P. M.
GRACE EVANGELICAL
LUTHERAN OHURCU
600 Ne« Brunuwlca Afeam
Perth Amboy
••*. Htroirt r. k. llttht, PuMt
' WORSHIP SERVICES
9:30 and 11:00 A.M.
(Nursery during botb services)
11 A M until noon
Young People* Group, 7 PJ4
.,
nrriitin, Paitor
HllUim «<>*«,
CONGREGATION BETH
8HOLOM
>0 Coapcr *Trnoe, IstUo
BibM Btmut rrankel
ftf. N*Ctwt W a n CaxiM
uunt Pattor
iicnild t H
ST. NICHOLAS CATHOLIC
Sabbl Herbert Wltkla
Church
Services, Friday evening 8:30
(Byuntlne Rite)
Saturday morning 9:00
IS Second Street) Fords
Junior Congregation Satur
Rev. John Onetko, pastor
lay morning from 10:45 KM
Sunday Masses: 8:30 (Engto 11:45 A i d .
FIRST PEEBBYTERIAN
CHURCH
100 Sahway Avenue
CONGREGATION ADATD
VVoodbridfe. N. J.
ISRAEL
Alia H, Ntmttto, Piitor
Jaun M. H w * . »"HU«t /»««•» Ambor Avenue, Woodbrldie
Ssbbl Itmual Ne«b.mr
ired A. BrUii, U., Otgctoi »l Muiit
•:00 P.,M- M d a S b
MoTrilni Worship, U KM..
- Service!
Church School. 9:30 Mi.
B:30 A M. Saturday Service*
Junior Christian Endeavor,
9:30 A M. Saturday, JunlOi
PM., Sundays
Congregation
|T ANTHONTS t , tt
CHURCH
Port Readlnf
kUnliUui aUloa ruWf
ISELIN ASSEMBLY OF GOD
CHURCH
41 Berkeley Boulevard
v [Kiln, N. J.
««t. WUllam Klrby, raitot
CONGREGATION
8NA1 JACOB
Lord Street Avenel
IU» Eldon R Slohl
OffUlliti: Eddl* Juobaoa an4
Mill Barbara Krtticb*
Matin Senlce 8:15 A.M.
Main Service. 10:45
Holy Communion:
First Sunday 10:45
Third Sunday 8:15
Sunday School and Bible
Classes, 8:30 A.M.
RabDI PhlUp Brand
Masses. 7:00, 1:00,
8:30 P M Friday
Sunday Sen 1CM:
] and 13.00 noon
1:45 A M., Bunday School 10:00 A M. Saturday. Junior
lekday Masaei at I'.OO kU
Congretallon
for all ages.
. •
>ena m honor of S t . An11:00
A
M
Morning
Worship
ST, JOHlJFTSlSCOPAL
Tuesday a t 1:16
TBl.VFlY EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
Woodbridce, N. J.
IUT, WUlirm H. (cluuai, tMM.
Rwtor
Alton Brand*!, o r i u M
Junior Church conducted In
CHURCH
Sunday Service*
lower auditorium by Mrs. Wil- Hoy and Hamilton Avennei
8:00 A M. Holy Communion
Fordi
ST CONGREGATIONAL liam Klrby.
9:30 A M Family Service
R«T. LeiUa W. Hewitt, Vlcai
Bill OF WOODBRIDGE 7.44 P. M, Evening Oospel
Holy Communion. 8.00 A Mand Sunday Behooi
rron und Groti A v e n u i IScrvice
8:00 P M., Tuesday. Cottage Morning Prayer' and Sermon, 11:00 A M , Holy Communion
II., 1 M
and Sermon (first and third
HAM
Miniitn «(~Matte|PTayer Meetings
M:i Krnnrlh McCain
Church School* 9:45 A M . Sundays) Morning Prayer and1
7:45
P.
M,
Wedneaday,
Bible
nimdfnl ol C>altk
Sermon (Second and fourth
Study
Onanlit
ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST Sundays)
COO P. M., First Monday of
Sunday
ORTHODOX GREEK
Holy Dayi
M church School .month, Teachers and Workers
CATHOLIC CHURCH
10:00 A. M. Holy Communion
Conference
fcry •: •muii Junior Hlfh.
Broad and Division BtrteU
Organisation*
M church 8chool, 1:00 p M, Second Monday
Perth Amboy
Trinity Veatry, third MonBoard
Meeting
UOIIKII Junior DeBtT. Stephen Btdof. Putor
Iday. 7:3u P.M
0.30 P. M. 2nd and 4th Moni Child care Mrvdays, Mlutonettea under direc- Sunday Matins 7:00 A. M.,St. Anne'a Dnlt, flrrt Montion of Mrs. J Waldhelm at Early Cnglbh Mass. 8:00 A.M.day, 8:1)0 P.M.
U, Coffe* Hour b«r IWBM, U4 Gooper Avenue Cnurch School, 9 ,u0 A M,,
St. Uargaret'i Unit, tint
Vespers Saturday nights and Wednesday 8 00 P M.
Uelln
1
I M. Senior High PUChurchworaen flrit
«:00 P M, flrat Friday of before rnlldaya at 7:00 P M
Month: Women's Missionary Children's Holy Communion, Monday. 3:00 P M.
Trlnltj Altar Guild, fourth
Council under direction of Mrs first Sunday of every month
l>o,ud. 8:00 P. M
Thursday 8 00 P M.
R.
Workman
iV.ay
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
Trlnltj Young People'! Fel:.-ol 6Uff, flnt
sT.Toiws
CHCECH OF ISEUN
lowship
every Sunday, 7:90
1;
0 I' M.
EPI8COPA1 CHURCH
Oak Tree Road
P.M.
V
iirusiiid t i n t aod
:-»sday, 1:30 P. M.
' :•>, third Monday
• n . Roier D ttldtner. raitar
S*war*D
Mn. Htnmn Clark
Trlnltj ouia; Friendly BoJewpa ft. CkMaiMi. U;nadct
Plnctor or Cbrtitlan Educatloa |claty tooond and fourth Tuet9:45 A M, Bunday School
Sunday Senrices
day 8:45 P M
11:00 A. M., Morning Prayer
1:30 P. M , HC Holy Communion, Second Morning Worship. 8:45 A.M Trinity Cub Scout Pack 84
and 11:15 A.M.
Den Meetings, Ttursday 0:30
•iUy.
Sunday 11:00 A M
Pack Meetings, fourth
8 P. M. 6:45 P. M., Thuraday, choir Church 8chool: Nursery thru
third grade, 8:45 AM. Kinder-Monday 7:30 P M.
rehearsal.
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PAGE EIGHTEEN
Edison High Nex
Opponent for
Thanksgiving Da
Ray Peterson Promises Bar po
New Pop Warner LeagueftvUd
To be Formed Next Year Zebr
ISEUN — At, the Iselin Little
silhoiK'tlr t a r e d vMrh « ! " '»' llstl<i d " r l " « l h r mandatory fivr day
Acting I'nlirr Chief Nils I.iiuritwn, Captain Howard Tune :m(l H H (Hants' victory party held at
j
^
n,
the Ctilonla American Legion j
Mi. s-ifr use and humlliiiR of the srrvlre revolver issued to .ill (leparta Visit to Mv
Hall last Sunday, retiring!
and at tin- ,-,,
coach Ray Peterson promised
periods nf p,.
the eluht graduating players
their trnnsixi,that he would make every evort
+***************************************•**•
well PBrni'd H
to provide a football program
FINAL STANDINGS
over the IIK\,.
for them next fall.
NORTHERN DIVISION
Till. «;
W. L. T.
"It is ridiculous," he told-V-1!,
*
rons 1 third M!
1
assemblage of parents a n d ; Edison Jets
Ttn> vlfini-.
0
7
players, "tu tell a fourteen yen- South PlalnfWd
for the Woodi,
*
FORDS — Playing on a rain
1
.5
old boy he is too old to play Plainfleld
It gave tlicm ,
*'saturated field, Iselin Junior
0
4
football, or to tell a 116 pound Fords
Final Standings:
•aiHigh, School, coached by Angle;
record on th.
1
boy he is too heavy to play foot- Carteret .....i
Seaport BPars
NEW BRUNSWICK - A be-|jopportumtv N
0
* | Armando, played one of its bet-j
ball. These boys need an orWnodbrjdge
Iselin
1
1 wlldered John Bateman cani .500 murk *•;•
tor games of the current seaganiMd program similar to the Metuchen
Menlo Park Steelen
! not account for nutjer.' Inept}jtimph
m
h over
- ,scm to rnme UD with a' 2-0!
safe and sane Pop Warner pro- North Edison
Woodbrldgc Colts
performance against Delaware;
victory over Fords.
.
J
now in effect throughout
to be
SOUTHERN DIVISION
Tficlin Raiders
'the country.
The National
The Jselin and Fords clubs
w. L X'last Saturday. Bateman
Colonia Eagles
l'!he expected the game to be a| T h l i n ) B 1 , i v l m , ,
|Pop Warner Conference haa a ; S o u l h w
played on even terms through7 0
Avenel Rams
p a . Rn ,,,' v ,,'!
; Junior Bantam Class with a S a c r e d „
out the first period with the
. 6 1 1 close contest and could not NNew
Iselln Chargers
1
2junderstand
why
his
team
was
2
fourteen
year
age
limit
and
a
condition
of
the
turf
hamperstarted
the '<-;:••
.4
Colonia Titans
|SayrevlUe
125 pound weight limit. The jSt. Peter's
ing any sustained drives for
h i g h R e a r , di•':•;•
. 2 2 3jso flat.
WOODBRIDGE
! Iselin Packers will be entered j Highland Park
| scores.
3 5 0 Bateman said his squad straight di'r : i
Mihalko and Jimmy Parr each|
!n
that
class
next
fall.
If
we
S o'seems to lack a mental tough- b o n s t s n 3 - 4 - 1
Midway
through
the
second
2
DID YOU KNOW THAT
scored impressive touchdowns,
JMatawan
1
can organize a Woodbridge South Amboy ..
|period, Bob Lanigan reached
. 1 7 0 ness. He also expressed thlsi as Central J r :•>.,•,•
to lead the Woodbridge Giants
Pete Scliundler, a member of the Princeton the Iselin 20 yard stripe byi
a
lack
of
maturity
and
added standinits
Township League, fine; If not, ;St. Mary's
.0 6
to a 13-6 victory over the Menlo
University 150 pound team, scored two touch- way of a 35 yard gallop, but ati
.that his team simply was not WoodbndRi- r :
we will have to travel. One
Park Steelers in the Recreation
way or another, these boys- are WOODBRIDGE—The aroused (hungry for victory although he land early m •!.
Junior Flag Football League.
downs and ran 65 yards in a recent victory over this particular point, the stub-1
.ouchdowns m '•
not going to sit out next sea- Iselin Little Giants played could not understand why.
born Fords defensive unit held
The win for Woodbridge was
Pennsylvania. . . , And his former teammate at firm to prevent a score.
ison waiting to play ninth grade their finest defensive game of The Scarlet coach pointed out fourth *rinri\ •>, i
!
a big one since it gave them a
the season in defeating the that the squad has played only :ame thrnir.h '>,:•
football."
With two minutes remaining'
Woodbridge, Jim Dunda, the current Brown
6-0-2 record to tie for first
in the first half, Ray McElroy
j Parties interested in forming iMatawan Huskies, 2 - 0, at thetwo good games — against Col- score with four n,:<1
place with the Seaport Bears in
quarterback, ranks second among the Ivy League got off a booming 45 yard kick
;such a league are requested to Woodbridge High School sta- gate and Lafayette. The Ing in the fin;*1 .
the final fall standings. The
passers. . . . Trax Colton, who portrays an Olym- I which sailed all the way to the
|contact Mr. Peterson, e/6 Box dium last Sunday in their final Knights have played below, par |home team tlim
championship for the 1962 sea;he wanin". n;n:
[Fords'
five
and
subsequently
•76, Iselin, New Jersey. If Pop Warner Conference tilt of In all their other games.
son will be decided Saturday,
pic runner in the motion picture "It Happened
BOB McMlll AN
a the season.
rolled Into the end zone. Wheni
One of the few bright spots game, bm tli>h
enough interest IIs shown,
afU-rnuun at one o'olock at thai
in Athens", has expressed a desire to attend the the Fords' halfback attempted\ SETON HALL STAR; On* meeting will be called to set The Giants' defensive unit for the Scarlet was the play sounded arms*
Woodbridge High School Sta-j
held the visitors In check of sophomore quarterback DaVe ;urf with the h;i
dinner-dance being held in honor of the United to run it out, he was nailed inj °Seton
' *n«Hall
important
factors
In up the league.
dium when the two top teams;
University's
sot:he
1
throughout the first half and Stout, who directed it to its
were scheduled to meet.
j
States Bobsled Team on January 5th at the Bel the end zone by Bob Lanigan cer success this yrar was Bob
really wanned up to their task only score in the closing min- Walt
for an
_.. all
.... Important
......
safety
On the first play from scrimMcMillan, a junior from
Aire in Perth Amboy. The affair is being sponby holding them to a minus utes. Stout was quite a sur- bridge
With a 2 - 0 lead, Iselin
mage in the opening period,
Fords.
yardage in the second half. prise as he seems to perform been
sored by-the Woodbridge Township VIPS. . . . threatened repeatedly in the
Johnny Dubay, the Bears' talMcMillan played considerMatawan failed to register a better under game conditions season, cm*1 thi'.v
third and fourth quarters only
ented quarterback, flipped a
Frank McCarthy would like to return to coach- to be halted by the determined ably at fullback for the secfirst down against the fired-up than he does In practice.
Stellar pertnvmirishort jump pass to Johnny
ond year as tMtffrafets coming in an advisory capacity when he retires from I Fords' defenders.
Bob Yaksiek played a trt-one touchdown .u.i:
Isellnites.
Mihnlko, who snared the ball
By the League Secretaries
Game statistics showcfeftrly piled a 10-4 recard. Bob's deThe crowning achievement mendous game on defense, mak- :pass to H:irold A::
on the Steelers' 46 yard line
his present teaching position at Carteret High..
>',d •'
.that Iselin dominated the game fensive play had much to do PIN SPLASHES
I came with 57 seconds of play ing ' an almost ^pjedible 18 I
before Reaving his wa,y downHe claims a lot Qf new names have been added I by rolling up 162 yards, while with the iuceelf the team Stevr Fishinger shot a 619 toil ing time remaining. Tom Cam- tackles as strret
Y&ksick Hadynink s;>l:
firlri to record the initlifl.touchlead Urso and Sons to a clean pana, a stellar performer at made many of these near the after both srn
down of the game-. The Bears
to football, but to him it's still the same game the best Fords could do was ac- enjoyed.
Coach Nick Menu alto sweep over Mike's Tavern and fullback all season, was cred- line of scrimmage.
count for 17 along the ground.
kicks.
made it 7-0 when Dave Mcplayed by 22 players on a field and the size of the Lanigan, Iselin's star halfback, used the Fords' lad *t half- i first place berth in the Central
The Barriw
ited with tackling a trapped1 Rutgers' starting right h
Elhcnny took a pitch-out from
field hasn't changed yet either.... Mike Baum- chalked up 89 of his team's back and It was from that Jersey Bowl-Mor League. In Matawan fullback In the end
back Paul 8trellck suffered a .touchdown A
Dubay before scampering Into
the end zone.
! gartner, the number two man on the U.S. Bob- yardage with a aeries of suc- spot he icored a Coal acainst the same circuit. Fords Junior zone for a safety. He has as- bruised hip Saturday and may Arnott roturi'.i
Ferdham. Lad m i e n when High remained tied for second sistance from Mark V, ood, Ken not see action this week against
runs.
- .
i
Pour minutes after fcne start] sled Team, moved from South Amboy to Saranac [cessfujfr
Iselin's most outstanding de- he was used more at half- place after winning three Eberle and Mickey Sloan who .Vtllanovft. Bateman will not i*rom that P
of the third quarter, the Steelgames High game of the eve- were in on the decisive play of have an easy task this week he fi>l(t. An.
Lake because of poor h e a l t h . . . . Charlie Siessel, fensive players were Tommy back he registered twice.
ers' quarterback Bill Pearson
. went to Larry Mlchalski
A mathematics major, Bob
Barcellona and Ron Elwy, whils
as he seeks to get his squad
relied out to his left, spotted a
the former Avenel resident now living in Seattle, Khe 'Fords' stalwarts were Jim did not play tha fame before of Boulevard Inn with ft 247t n e g ai m e
for the Wildcats, who :he ball on «
A h g n w l n d g n d a 8 t ubboml m dy
clear field and immediately
Washington, is proud of the fact that South Am- Bodnar and Skippy Stout.
entering the University, for total, Other notable * » « « M a U w a n l l n e t n w f t r t M t h e ' will outweight Rutgers by 15-days all th-1
made an unobstructed eight
Seton Hall Hlfk doe* not were turned In by Bob Danle- laiants' o f f e n s i v e
efforts 20 pounds a man In the line, [our. Th.' '
boy's Johnny O'Brien was recently elected a
yard dash for the end zone. The
have
the sport on HB agenda. wlci, 220, and Jack Brennaa,
jefort a s\v.\\
Prank
Clarke
of
the
Dallas
tally remained 7-6 when a fine
commissioner out at the West Coast city where Cowboys led National Footbal Instead he performed on the 225. Mickty Kott made th« 6 . [throughout the game! Steve
:ould be nu'l
Feller's booming punts ac
defensive play by Woodbridge
10 split four tunes in a row to counted for much of Iselin's;
he gained fame as an All American basketball League scorers with 66 pointi track team.
At tin1 vi r
center Chris Aaroe checked the
CENTRAL
JERSEY
1
He is the BOB of Mr. and maintain his 181 average. . . . yardage, while the Huskies had
md
quart.':
after
six
games.
Green
Bay
!
Steelers' bid for the extra point.
star.
CONFERENCE
,wice to th.
Paul Hornung was second with Mrs. Robert McMillan of 501 The big stars during the week three punts blocked by the Ise-|
After marching his team to
STANDINGS
HEARDS SQUARE CHATTER
in the Metuchen Mixed League lln forward wall.
Fords Avenue.
,wo,
62.
the midfield stripe, the Bears
were Jim Shorter and Peg1Iselin threatened in the secW L T Pet. :he
signal caller Dubay tossed s
Vince
Grogan
sent
a
most
welcomed
letter
Hlckey with games of 222 and ond period it a result of Tom •Plainfleld ...5 0 1 ,917 Woodbrid«. '"'
pitch-out to Jimmy Fair, who
206, respectively. . . , The most Duffy's 35 yard sprint off right Jefferson,
from Florida in which he enclosed ^ v e dollar
faked two tacklers out of posintak's kic-t
consistent pin splashers in the tackle. A splendid goal line
tion as he commenced to streak
.7M crossbar u«
Elizabeth ...8
check for the U.S. Bobsled fund. The popular
St. Cecelia KnighU of Colum- stand by Matawan halted the Union
50 yards down the sidelines for
.571 tp the fniii' "
.4
Iselin sportsman requested a Saranac Lake Bobbus
were Schwab
the clinching touchdown.
d Perth Amboy .2
.500
The rfiin.„ , League
„.
,
, _231,
, threat at the eighteen yard
500 jand tlili'd i" :
.2
sled arm patch and a VIPS membership card.
Foley 218, DamanikH 215, 81sko U n e ^M g o t m o v l n g a g a l n Trenton
In the only other scheduled
214, Rosol 209. Lakomski 208| l n the
^ fourUi
period with
with Tony
Tony Bridgewaterjienaivc <VA;..
l o u r t n period
league clash, the Coluniu Eaglei
WOODBRIDGE — Colontft when thret book! alternated 214, RosolJW. Ukomskl 208} m
They will both be on their way South before the
.500 two ti-air.< •'
Gromek 206. Leavy 203, and M a u r o a n dR l c h l e rjosch doing
Rarltan .. ..1
and Avenel Rams battled to
carrying
the
ball
All
the
way
to
end of the week. . . . With hunting season well Junior High School, coached by |the Woodbridge one yard stripe. Angeltne 203. Magllone's Mark most of the damage with a in- East Bruns. .. ..1
.500 valiantly In:
scoreless tie.
Ronnie Osborne, extended its
.429 'the was""
on its way, Frank Russell was telling his friend victory streak to five in theWith the ball within clew sight et idill holds a four game lead verse and fake reverse. The Woodbridge .. ..3
Although the Eagles rank
.400
in the current nice for the
tough Matawan line halted the Asbury Park ..2
At th'' "
sixth in the final standings,
Kate, from upper New York State, how Richie Township Football League by of the end zone, Bay Hughes hit title
.375 fourth ix-i!"'1One of the area's most drive on the five yard line, Aid Unden
..1
they were considered the league
pay
dirt
on
a
plunge
through
.333 jbridnt' < i l ! ' :
Jani keeps his legs in shape for the fall sport. romping to a decisive 19-0 vic- the Barron Junior forward wall. (popular bowlers, Marie Patrick1 the stage was set for the thril- New Bruns.
spoilers with tie games against
tory over Woodbridge In a game
JWO through it :
will
soon
depart
for
Colorado,
ling
climax
as
Iselin
relinEdison
Twp.
the two top teams, the Wood
Kurzeja's
successful
kick
for
After patiently listening for five minutes, she played at the local stadium.
her
new
residence.
.
.
.
Bowlfumble or. " quished
the
ball
with
a
minut<
'—Champion
bridge Giants and Seaport
the extra point handed the
inquired, "It sounds good, but what does he do The knights from Colonia,
Mor Lanes went on a winning of playing time remaining.
2 0 y a r d '.'•••'
Bears
jiights
a
19-0
advantage.
I with a string of five consecutive
second U' 1 '
for b r e a t h ? " . , . . John Broggi and Barry Levine wins, are a sure shot to cop the Colonia's outstanding defen- j spree with three straight vic- The Little Giants In their or
Following the championship
tories
to
take
a
wide
four
game
After Ku:
ange
and
black
stripes
made
a
tussle between the Giants and
have been appointed Basketball and Winter Township title under the able ce stars were Joe Ebert. John margin at the top of the Bowl- successful effort to present thej o'clock at New Brunswick [yard tu tin' l1
Bears at the local stadium Sat
direction of Osborne, who was a' rotz, Bruce Bchundler, Joe!
,signal
.
Track Athletic Correspondents for Highland star gridiron performer at id Kurzeja, while the Wood- |Mor Wednesday Night Mixed, game's ball to their retiring Municipal Stadium.;
cull'"
ui'day afternoon, two final
Walt Jarmul* scored for [back
coach, Ray Peterson, M
games will be played to termi
Park High School. . . . The Woodbridge Giants, Bridgeport University before en .ldge stalwarts on defense League.
1
The Giants' final victory gave South River tn the first period Arnott 'H"
nate the season. The Wood
taring the Woodbridge school 'ere Johnny Czymr and,Leroy HOOKS AND MI88E8
Maura Motor* appears to be them a respectable 3 - 5 record, on an eight yard Jaunt and'hallback «'>'
bridge Raiders meet the Col led by quarterback Johnny Dubay, defeated the
system,
'akovchuk.
k h k
on la Eagles at 2 o'clock in the
irunning away with the Woodpt the beet recorded among added lo his accompjishmtntsjfrom the i » '
Menlo Park Steelers 13-6 to move into fa first
Woodbridge, guided by Don In a game played earlier,
by running lor the extra pointj
(Conlinn
second skirmish, while the Ise>
Furdock. has now suffered four Jolonia upended an aggressive bridge Knights of Columbus the pine first year clubs In the
place
tie
with
the
Seaport
Bears
in
the
Recrealln Vikings take on the Iselin
to drop the Fords' eleven be-,
straight setbacks after winning [selln team 14-7 In one of the League with a seven game lead Central Jersey Pop Warner
tion Jjunior Flag Football League. If the name their opening clash of the cur- letter played games of the fall over second place
Cults in the concluding engageSlsko and Football Federation. The Giants innd v - 0 in the tearing colp
ment at 3.
i««t ™
» games
« m H to
tn eviwripnrpri umn.
four
, brings back memories, you are right, his father rent season.
Fedor Transportation
Transportation team
team. lost
.eason.
teams and won three out of Joe Thlesman carried lor two
Joe
Sisko,
Jr.
copped
bowling
Colonia
broke
into
the
scorThe
hard
fought
tilt
was
dewas Dynamite Dubay, the famous.Barron center.
The average age of the New
ig column in the first period Ided in the final two minutes honors for the evening when he four against yearling compe- yards and a touchdown on
York Giants is 28. Only 18
. . . . Fords Bearcat coach George Hart is confi- when Dave Jackson set sal >f play in the fourth period rattled off games of 193, 166tition.
quarterback sneak for the secmen remain from the 1960
In one of the big games of ond South River soon, Late m
and
274
to
wind
up
with
a
sizz|around
his
right
end
and
tra
jrtien
Rick
Gonzalez
scored
for
dent
his
club
will
raise
sufficient
funds
for
their
football squud.
through a broken field U Colonia on a well executed roll- ling 633 series. Also hitting the day, South River copped the game, Nick Grabko romped
• • •
trip to the West Coast on Thanksgiving D a y . , . . veled
record the initial touchdown o out play, Kurze]» botted the all commendable totals were Dick the Southern Division crown 38 yards around his right end
Mike Gaechter of the Dallas
After ducking buck shot for at least five minutes, tlje game. The score remalne Important extra point. his sec- Ungvary,
gy, 612,, and Johnnyy Papu
p by porting an Impressive 2 0 - 0 for the victor's third tally. JarCowboys returned an inter611
While
Hilltop
liquor
'
"- "•—•-"
| victory
over the
Fords Bearcat*. nula added tne extra point to
6-0
when
Bob
Kurzeja's
at
>nd
of
the
game.
611.
.
.
.
While
Hilltop
liquor
nula added th x r a p
cepted pass 100 yards for a
a local sports writer held his ground with his
South River, with a 7 - 0 - 1
tempted
kick
for
the
extra
poin
continued
to
dominate
the
Iselin
produced
a
touchdown
touchdown against t h e Philafreeze the final score at 20*0.
head buried to witness the sharpshooting of two [failed.
record,
is
scheduled
to
meet
jln the fourth frame when quart- Wrtlte Birch League with a five
delphia Eagles this season.
The California bound Bearthe
Edison
JeU.
the
Northern
erbnuk Richie Brodkm fired a game tipread, the lnrlivlfliial
Midway through the
(jolonia residents, Kelly Adams and Andy Piocats
were hampered throughout
U}e Colonia' offensiv perfect pass to his teammate, star who gained notice for their Division tltleholders, in a Centhe game by serious injuries to
stoff, who downed two pheasants each in the vi- quarter,
team powered its way down t Frank Tagliarinl, Who hauled bowling exploits were Gene tral Jersey championship gamg
cinity jbf Culver Lake. After a barrage of fire, the Woodbridge one yard stripe the ball In deep In the end (Continued on Page 19) set for Sunday afternoon at 2three key players.
young Prostoff complained that his gun had from where Doug Christie zone. Bob Lanigan scored the
belted his way up the middle fo .extra point on a dash up the
jammed. After examining the guyi at close range the second tally of th« game Imlddle.
Fred Adams found the answer, "Son, your gun Kurzeja once again missed to The big guns for Colonia were
attempt for the conversion
Dave Jackson, Joe Ebert, Ray
isn't jammed—it's overheated."
National
huld the score at a 13-0 level, Hughes ami Jului Lclau. Cuacli
Drive the
•
T h e scrappy Woodbrldg Angle Armando singled out
THE HAPPt BAKER TAKES OVER
Certification Count*
team made an attempt to getj^nlgan, Brodkin, Ron Elsey
limit 10 To A CUM
Reg. 24.95
Cal Donnelly reminded us that the famed back into the ball game in the a n ( j Don MacKenzle as his most
third
stanza
when
Gary
Wiedvaunted performers.
DON POTENZA
Harlem Magicians, featuring Marcus Hayes, will
TODAY!
erman romped 26 yards for a
Instructor
appear at the Woodbridge High School gym Sun- touch down. The scoring play In 1955, Denver Manager
THURSDAY EVES.
day afternoon at 1:30 o'clock in a game against was called back, however, by aRalph Houk tent pitcher Ralph
Terry to Birmingham of the
the St. John Vianney All S t a r s . . . . The Central costly backfleld In motion pen- American Association "for more
alty.
363 Division Street
Perth Amboy
• Jersey Pop' Warner Football Conference will be
Colonia's power asserted itself experience". Terry was only 19
Tel TV 8-MM
once again in the fourth period at the time.
Sporting (ioods
(Continued an Page 18)
„,.„•
TRAINING TIMK IMfftivr Jack Waldman in shown above poii.tiim tn t h e
s
p n I W tr'nlnin, P-ind instil,.!*! r ^ n t l v by Pol.r, ( — > ; - ; ' ' ' * ° ™ } ,
Iselin Junior High Wins
2-0 on Rain-Soaked Field
Giants Score
13-6 Victory
Matawan Edged Out 2 0
By Iselin Little Giants
iRutgersToor
ShowingHurt
by Johnnie Roy fa
Strikes & Spares
Colonia Jr. High Trims
Woodbridge for 5th Win
EBONITE
BOWLING
BALL
"You Owe it to Yourself'
SCUBA
STUDEBAKER
NOW 1 9 . 9 5
JAGS
i'it State St.
Perth
J. Arthur Applegate, Inc.
RAHWAY YMCA
PAGE NINETEEN
NOVEMBER 15, Ifi, 10B2
l.-n-<
ltll<>inMagician8Booked
|
I.M1AI. NOTICKH
LEOAL NOTICES
the VP.W. In three games to
take charge at the top of the
Itd'clltlonn
*»
•nnnieriUfd. thn full dohis . posit will be
league by four games, > , . It
returned. When a perday* a
*
period
ison or corporation ohtslns a set of
happened a couple of weeks ago
n
;'dr»»lnga
and
specifications and
0
but veteran bowleri are atill dis- « n t of t h e Bonrti of
ImaiM the required deposit but does
cussing the 621 sat Moe Puccl , Toirnihlp of WoodbrldRe. At-, not submit a proposnl, one-half of
It called to the fact that not the deposit Will he r« turned to (uo.fi
rolled on games of 223, 202 andtentlon
less than th« minimum salaries and1 non-bltfdef upon return o[ the
196.
wages prevailing In this arm mint drawings, and specifications In Rood
LEGAL NOTICK8
LEGAL NOTICES
LEGAL NOTICES
LEGAL NOTICES
salt, or any dMe to whleH t( a«V M
adjourned, the Board of Education
reserves th* right, in Its dUcrttton,
(procedure.
to reject any one or all blda.
'
light
Saving)
time,
Tha objeefbf said action Is to obTb« sale Is made pursuant to ( M
tain a Judgment ot divorce between of the Mid day, at the Sheriff's
provisions
of
MB.
18:
9-29
aeq.
Ice ID the Clt/S)f New Brunswick,
7 to 18 Inclusive In Block 517-P lie plaintiff and you.
Dated: November 7, IM2.
KANTOR Sc BURNS, ESQS. N. J.
on the woodhrldg* Township T i i
ALL th»t tract or parcel of land,
HELEN H. ANDBRSOlt,
Attorneys
fo»
Plaintiff
and
Awewment
Map
and
the
IsRI. John Vlansituate,
lying
and
being
In
the
Btcrttuf
41 Broad Street
suance of bonds In tne principal
,, sponsoring an Moore, Jones, Ingram, Ben«ITOWNSHIP
OF
WOODBRIDQE,
In
Keyport,
New
Jersey
Board of Sducstlon
s« paid for contract work Involving condition within thirty (30) days •mount of WS.0OO In connection
the COUNT? OF MIDKLFflKX, In
Dated:
November
8,
1M3
,,,nrnncR of those1 sen, Gllllam, Stephen.
labor »nd materials.
therewith.
.
I.-L.
1I/B-1S/62
_
after the »<r»rd of the contract for
the STATt OP N1W JERSEY:
LEGAL NOTICES
Bid bond or certified cherk In the the proleet.
5 The question t o be lubmltted ,-t,, 11/13-31-JO; U/fl/82
' „ , of basketball, Score by periods:
Known as Lote DO. VI and 0 ] In Mlilcilejpi Connty *nrroi»t«'l C<mH
mount of 10% of the bid price Knch contract will bo awarded to to the legal voters »t Mid ipiclftl
NOTICR TO CnUDltORS
Block 373-N on a Map entitled "Map
s, on Sun-W'dbdg
o
FOR BIDI
ihall accompany each bid.
NOTICE
the lowest; responsible bidder or themeeting and election shall be as
0 7-14 Th«INVITATION
of a portion of Berkley Terrace Marjorle R. Rosenmeler. Kitcntrll
Board of Education will re- BttrrMsfnl bidder on contract proposals Will be ra]e<:teil within 80
In the Wood-1 New Brans., n
of
Thome*
J. Bell, deceased, by " | J
Tn||/
notiee
that
Iselln
Hilltop
Jhowlng
subdivision
of
Block
0
~ 7 ceive separate sealed bids for:
wort Involving lahof and materials dny» of the date nf opening of pro- % h a i l the Commissioner* of Fire Mquori, Inc., a NeW Jersey Corpora- situated
rectlot) of Elmer E. Brown, B\it
In
Iselln,
Woodbrldge
Touchdowns: Kurzeja,' Ar- CONTRACT IMb-1*
thalV furnish proof of adequate ln- posals, subject, howover, to the District # U (Colonial Woodbrldg. Ion has applied to the Township Township, Middlesex County, Hew Rnt« of the County nf Middlesex,
I by the St.nott, Pollard.
SCHOOL #11, WOODBRmr.B
nirance cowage. He shnll alRol discretionary rlRht reserved by th» Township, N. J., purclmsei im- Committee of the Township of Jersey," filed September 24, 11)29. hereby R1VP» notice to the creditor*;
RENOVATION
WORK
IN
>e required to furnish ft perform-, Board of Education to walTe any prove and repair the prtml.ws Woodbrldge for * transfer of Plen- File No. 72H as Map No. 12R7. andor the
,.,.'AU Stars,-led by P.A.T.: Hadynlak 2 (kick)
the »»ld
«ald Thomas
Thomas J.
J. Bell,
Bell, to brlntf
tf
CAFETERIA
nee bond In full amount of r.an-Informalities In, to reject any or known as Lota 7 to 18 Inolurtve. ary Retail Distribution. I.lcenim No. mors particularly bounded utid de- In their debts, demandi and clalma.
' Woii known local Stankovltss,
Block 517-P, Inman Avenue, Co-i D-7, heretofore Issued to Wllllnm scribed as follows:
CONTRACT 122OC-1S
rrsct price.
agnln.it the estnte of the Mid a c All proposals and to adv&rttse for lonlt, and enpend not more than
rbed
as
fol
t
SCHOOL #20, rOLONIA
All Insurance and bonding com- new proposals If, m its opinion, the
d under
der oath
oath or
or »"'"fy*
affirmation,
will be
ZlPKenbRlR t/a HllltCP Liquor htore, BEGINNING at a point on the ceswd,
ijjj{
CONSTRUCTION OF CURB,
janlwi concerned shall be acceptable best interest of the Rrlinol District $49 000 for the purcnaje of » " for premises sltuRtSd at )5Sfl Oak w«te"ny «lde ot Berkley
kl
Ct
ll
abbreviated
Court,
dli-iwiMiln
all M t 0* ' 'r°hSrr«d
ot
»n*
property and $8,000 foi the repair Tree Road, Iselln, New Jersey.
GUTTER A SIDEWALK
6 1
l
o the Hoard of Educatton and ahull will thereby be promoted.
tant
245
feet
southerly
from
thn
tnor
they
will
be
I
™
'
'
'
"
^
,
*
S a
and
Improvement
of
said
property
CONTRACT niH-U
All Star teams
ie licensed to do business In trie
bidder mtiRt deposit With his snd the costs Incidental to acqui- Objections, If any, should be ternectlon of the westerly aide of action therefor agalnlt «n» 'ialil
GROUNDS MAINTENANCE
tate of New Jerncv.
bin security in »n amount not leas!
of ssld property and e «- made Immediately In wrltljin to: n. Berkley Court with the southerly Executrix
EQUIPMENT
The Board of (duration of the than tun pexcentuiu (10%) of the sition
penaea of the bond Issue and shall J. Dunlgan, Township Clerk, Wood- (le of Green atreet; thence (1)
MARJORtE R
MaKldans are (Continued from Sports Page) ONE DUMP THICK IL
'ownsh.lp of WoodbrldRe rc*rvp« Bane Bid, iwfthe form nnd subject snld Commissioners of Fire District tirldne, New Jersey.
mthorly slong the westerly tide ot
ACCESSORIES
he rlnht to reject snv and nil bins to the oondftlons prnvlded In the #12 Issun bonds fnr not more than Sinned:
Berkley Court. 00 feet; thence (2) Dated October Mbj.
>s Haynes, the latino and Cteorge fiamtnond CONTRACT
12201-11
nd to walT«
W B I « any
a y Informalltleii In information for ni
angleo to said
155,000 to cover said purohnse. re- IflELIN HILLTOP LIQUORS. INC 'esterlyy at right
dribbling with three game total* of 624 SCHOOL #23, AVENE1,
g
If It deems It In lt» be>t No Bidder shall withdraw his bid pair*, costs and expenses, Mid William ZlenennalK, Pres. k Treas,
1109 Elizabeth Avenue,
-.,.
and
618,
The
high
game
of
I
CONSTRUCTION
OF
westerly
side
of
Berkley
Court. 83
Lillian
Zlenenbalt,
Secretary
nterent no to do.
within «O (J«s alter tho date of bonds being In the Mnoirat ,,f
feet; thence (3) northerly parallel Elizabeth. N. J.
sum "Boom-Boom night was a lofty 244 turnrdthe
CONCRETE HIDEWAIK
,-L.
11/1S-21/M
BOARD
OF
EDUCATION
Attorney
$1
01)0
each,
with
5
of
said
ttonds
opening
of
bids.
with the westerly side of Berkley
im "BoomIn Bids will be received In the meet-.
This Notice mipercede'i Notice to to mnture and become payable m
Court, 00 fnet; thence (4) easterly at -L. n/i-fl-is-aa/n
or Tins TOWNHHIP
,,|rr, josh Orldfr, by P. Favilla.
Ruth Eln- Inn room of the Hoard of Education
each
yc^r,
over
a
period
of
11
years
Bidders heretofore published whereNOTICB
right angles to said westerly slrtn of
OP W30DBR1DOI
tho Administration Building.
nnrl many other horn, the veteran kegler In the st
New Jersey Stato Department of Berkley Court, 93 feet to the point iefer To: W-1M
WOODBHmOE. NEW JKR8Bt n bids for same project were to be with interest at a r»t« not ?*
Hehool Street, Wondbrld)?e, Neir
Civil
Service
Examinations
Anreceive*
on
KtMmbnr
27,
1982.
place of BEOINNINO
NOTICE OF PUBLIC »AL»
HH.KN
H.
ANDBR8ON
, ihelr own field* St. Cecelia Women's Bowling .
nt. 10 00 AM, D N T , Nn
ccedlng 8% per emutim, payable nounced closing date for fling ap- or Being
BOABD OJ» EDUCATION
also known as # i » i Berkley O WHOM IT MAY CONCEWJ:
Secretary
ye&rly."
plications. November 30, 1M2. For Court, Iselln, N. J.
tn,hinod with tnie League, gave her season's aver-lvemb'er "w. ......
•rOWNSHU' ' OT •WOODBRIDOEI hall
"
U/1S/S2
3. The action of the 8ecretary applications, duties, and minimum
At a regular meeting of the Town-,
MIDDH9EX COUNTY,
This age a substantial boost With &\ Bids will be subnttted on bid
Inserting uotlcfs In the Indepen- qualifications, apply to Department Subject to farting and municipal ihlp Committee ot th« Townthlp nt,
NOTICE TO BIDDER!)
NEW JEB8ET
ordinances, restrictions and ease- Woodbrldga held Wedneaday, No-j
with all of 203 g a m e . . . , B. Smith 241 a l lnrm i n t h r f B (5) c^lrs " l l b ) M t ">
dent-Leader
notifying
absentee
and
of Civil Service, State House, Tren- ments of record, If any, and such
By: HELEN II. ANDERSON,
Board of Education
•ember 7th. 1962, I was directed V\
veternn voters of the meeting and
Hai-4nlf«
Hi'*, cr.. mrsu-r
• . „ • . . . ' „<!JJ,
. - • - iH.
m qcations.
u l r e m t n U set forth In SDedfl- Township
Secretary election to be held on December 1 ton, New Jersey.
facts as an accurate survey and idvertlse the fact that on Tuiidaf}
—.„...«, M
of woodbrldge
1
•\
\
Open to citizens, 13 months In examination of the premises would evening, November 20th, 1MB. t h \
Dated:
November
15.
1382
Middlesex
County,
New
Jeraey
232, and P &oosi n l Proposed
I
that their Andryszewskl
1962 be and the same. Is hereby riv1 Township ot Woodbridge.
nu
r e form of contract docu-1
224 werp thp most pff^ih, n *
" obtainable st the OUIce PUBLIC .NOTICE Is hereby Rli I.-I,. 11/15/88
Township Committee will meet i t %
titled and th« Secretary Bhall pos Accountant, Salary, 15775-»7508 per disclose.
iit, *erc me most, enecuve of l h e superintendent, of Buiidingi that separate sealed bids for the
Together with all fixtures now at- '.M. (E8T) In the CommlMeei
and publish such other notice* ai year.
pin
splashers
I
n
,
the
Wood-mid
nnmtid*
ui
the
Ronni
nj
nduconstruction
of
the
BIN1OR
HIOH|
tached
to
or
used
in
connection
COMMISSIONERS
OF
Oh ambers, Memorial M u n i c i p a l ,
n.llp
are required by law."
K»truUv» npcrelary. Industrial CombHdge Township loon SnotlfH r l l l l °" Adtnlnlstrailon IwftaTpj. SCHOOL located on a plot upproil-1
The poll* wtfl be opefl fr>m : mission, 8alsJ7, |8SOO-$10.000 per with tha aforementioned premises Building, Woodbrldge( New Jerwyj
visir
:i(nr. the players . „ „ , „ „
. „,. j
School Street,, WoodbrldRe, New mately one hundred five feet west of ColonU,rute
and
any
household
appliance*
and
and expose ROU n i l • « public aal<
Wofldbridie Township, N. 1 P.M. to 7 P.M., B.8.T. at the Fin
year.
Pleasant Avenue, approximately one
Fire House, Inman Aventie
nt rinse Taneft at Awning and Blind conquered j e r M 7 .
House, Inman Avenue, Colonla, N. J Welfare Investigator. Salary, I3fi(to Including more particularly therein and to the highest bidder aocoVdlnj,
hundfed fifty feet south <jf Blvlnnto terms of sale on file with th«,
the following:
ColanJa, N. J.
of Colling
on
December
1,
1902.
14820 per year.
ton Street, east of the citntlnR NOTIC1! -OF SPECIAL MEETING
R«al Estate Department and Town'*,
Wlncroft if *S g u range
.iiirn.nes and Inman
Junior High School and at the north1 AND ELECTION TO HE HEM) ON By Order of the
Open to citizens, 12 months resi- The approximate amount ot the ihlp Clork open to Inspection t t d
BOAHD OF F1BB COMMISSIONERS dent In Middlesex County.
ermlnatlon
of
Marshall
Street
In
.-.,-.vnv, whriV they
Judgment to be satisfied by said ,o be publicly read prior to sale Lot
1, 19K.
Jewy Beldner, Secretary
Iselln. Township of Wocidhrldge
Assistant Assessor, (Township of
,824 In Block 447-C on th» Wood, ,1 n unaithcttl dlnc/o Fire House Inman Avenu Wodbfldee). Salary, I42M-»51O(J per Bale Is the sum of Seventeen Thou- bridge Township Assessment M »PMlddlniH County, New Jernay. will TO: The Residents mil I,«RH1 Voten
(Continued from Sport Page'
near MnKlnlcy Avenue, Colonla year. NOTE: The resulting elidible sand, Fifteen ($17,015.00) Dollar) Take further notice, that th«
of Fire District Ni). 12:
be received by the Board of Educn-,
ivpMlas. who arc
more
or
less
together
with
the
costs
Doi 183
decided Sunday afternoon at New Brunswick's tlon. Township of Woodbrldge, Mid- PLEABE TAKE NOTICB that I . P.O.
list from this examination will be of thtu sale.
Township Committed has by r*»o»
1 ,v Sunday for the
Railway, New Jersey
dlesex County. New Jersey, In the special meeting and election will bi
used for appointment to Aselatunt Together with all and singular the lutton and pursuant to law fixed a,
.|..rjr St. Ann de
il.-L.
11/15-21-29/flJ
Board Boom of the Administration held on December 1, Wi for the
annual
playoff,
.
.
.
The
whole
town
is
buzzing
Assessor, (Township ot WoodbrrllKe). rights, privileges, hereditaments and minimum price at which said lot In
1
Building located on School Street, purpose- of voting on a propoiial to
Mechanical Repairman, (Township
•riinnsf.'. All are
thereunto belonging said block will be sold together with
"about the recent success of the Barron football Woodbrldge, New Jersey, on FBI- expend the sum of $49,000 for the Middlesex County Surrogate's Court1 of tVoodbrldge), Salary, »2.28-»2.94 appurtenances
or in nnywlse appertaining. The all other details pertinent aalcV,;,,,' after the name
DAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1965. at 2:60 purchase of the exlstlnu fire house
per
hour.
NOTE):
The
resulting
mlnlmum price being $40.00 p\\ii
NOTICE TO CREDITOR*
subscriber reserves the right to ad- costs
team, which has gained tremendous momentum P.M. (Eastern Standard Time), and and property on Inman Avenue and Lillian
ot preparing deed and adverDavis, Administratrix of eligible list from this envmlnntlon
cost HI.SO for
then at u l d tlmi and place publicly tn expend the sum nr fti.nnn for the Harry RUHBBII Pnvls, deceased, by will be used for appointment to journ said sale from time to time tising tills nale. Said lot In a i d
jiuhject nnly to a\ich Imlltatlons or
fnr children and
after a slow start. Coach Nick Priscoe's club hit opened and read aloud.
repnir and Improvement of said direction of BlraBr E. Brown, Burro- Mechanical Repairman, (Township restrictions upon the exercise o: block must be paid for In cash on
of Woodbrldge).
night of sale.
> invlv ticket for a
mien power as may be specially proThe work will comprise the fol- property and the costs Incidental k'atfi of the County of Middlesex,
the .50U mark after the New Brunswick victory lowing:
to the acquisition RH'L Issuance ot hprehy gives notice to the creditors Mechanical
Repairman's Hclprr, vided by law or rules of Court.
The following condition shall b«
r'liMii dinner.
•
bonds
for
payment
nixl
to
nuttiorlze
of
the
aald
Harry
Russell
Davis,
to
(Township
of
Woodbrldge),
Salary,
ROBERT H. JAMISON, included In tho sale:
and has the opportunity to leap over it with a CONTRACT NO. 1
the
Issuance
of
boncl^
In
tho
amount
tiring
in
their
dtbU,
damands
and
»3Q7-M«1
per
hnur.
NOTE:
The
No building permit (hall be lasued
Sheriff, '
GENERAL CONSTRUCTION
of I53.0O0 to cover said purchases claim!) n.;Mnst the estate of the said resulting eligible list from this ex- LEVY, McCLOSKEX SCHLESINlot any dwelling house on tills prop*
win over Edison on Thanksgiving Day. . . . Jim CONTRACT NO. 2
amlnntlon
will
b«
used
for
appointand
expenses.
deceased,
under
oath
or
affirmation,
erty
other than any authorlMd a c IRON WORK
|j>0ll
A resolution was ndoptcd at
within Hi months from this date or ment to Mechanical Repnlrmnn's OER A TISCHLEB,
cessory use allowed by the Zoning
Dunda has a fine press agent in Dave Balfour CONTRACT NO. 3
Helper, (Township of WoodbrldRe). Attorneys.
regular
meetrbff
of
tlio
Hoard
they
will
be
forever
barred
ot
airy
Ordinance
ot ths Township ol92.20
1IEAT1NC ft VKNTILATING
Woodbrldge.
Fire Commissioners on November 5, action therefor against the said Public Health Physician, (Township
li Sport
who sends us all his clippings and statistics, CONTRACT 1TO.1*
I.
L.
10/M-11/I.8-13/83
of
Woodbrldge),
Salary,
$500
per
1962, as follows:
Administratrix.
Take further notice that at Mid
PMIMMINO * SANITARY
yenr (Part Time). NOTE: Tho rerr* io" rack un
" WHJSRBAg, the Bourd of Fire DuleU NovomMr 7th, 1IW2.
snle, nr wiy ilatft tn which It m»y bfr
Dave wants us to keep sending Priscoe kids to CONTRACT NO. 5
sulting eligible list from this exNOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE
Commissioners
of
Fire
District
No,
LILLIAN
DAVIS.
adjourned,
the Township Commitndbrldirr SCOW,
EtECTRICAt, WORK
will be used for appoint- JTO WHOM I T MAY CONCERN:
12, has caused an lnvostlKatSon
tee reserves the- right In Its dlaoMAdministrator amination
his Alma Mater. . . . Patsy Barbato, the former
rrfssful
boot
ment to Public Health Physician, At a regular meeting of Iho Boari tlon to reject any one or all bid*
The Informttlon for Bidden, concerning tnl acquisition by snlil FOLEY AND MANZIONE, Esqs.
(Towhship of woodbHdde).
al Bid, -Oaaaral Conditions, district of the fire housi; and lands
or EHIiOttlMi Of the Township c and to sell said lot In said block to
- n In favor of
Barron star from Port Reading, is currently g»nn
Supplementary Central Conditions now owned by the Colonla, Enter- U3Q Oak Tree Road
I.L. U/8/15-20/63
Woodbrtdge, h«ld on November 7 such bidder as it may eelect, duo
Iselln,
New
Jersey
of the Contract, Drawings and Spe prises Corp. and presently leased
1962, I was directed to advertise Hi regard being given to terms »nd'
coaching
Trinity
High
School
in
Louisville,
KenAttorneys
back mldclftcatlong rnny be examined and by said Board of Fire Commisfact that on Wedn&sd&y, Novembe manner of payment, In cast ona or
SHERIFF'S RALE
I.-L. 11/15-21-2*; 12/6/62
obtained
at
the
office
of
the
Arctil
sioners;
and
I
•>IP fourth period
21,
1M2. at 8 P.M. (E.S.T.) tha Boar more minimum bids shall be ntucky. He played three years of varsity football tects, Norman J, Wledersum and WHEREAS, said purchase would
Superior Court of New Jersey
of Education will meet »t the Boar crlved.
Chancery Division
.. TO ABSENT DEFENDANT
•hrir touchdown.
Frederic
P.
Wledersum.
238
West
be
in
the
best
tut
iterest
or
the
Fire
of Education meeting room, Ad
at Louisville Collegei'whwd fte set several ground State Street. Trenton. New Jersey, District In tbM neresKiry repairs
Middlesex County
Upon acceptance of the minimum
ORDER FOR PUBLICATION
!•••! e!nh took thp
Docket No. r-3098-61
ministration Building, School Stree bkl, or bid ahove minimum, by th»
SUPERIOR COURi;
and 85 Roosevelt Avenue, Valley and Improvements could bo made
gaining records. , . . Bruce Galetta, the 12 year Stream,
Carteret Savings and Loan Asso- (old School # 1 ) , WoodbrldRe, N. J Township Committee and the Pny,,•'••1 4(1 and In 12!
OF
NEW
JERSEY
New York and at the Sec- to the facilities thus provldlnR
ciation, a corporation of New Jer-nnd expose and sell at public s
ncnt thereof by the purchaser acCHANCERY DIVISION
Wnodbrld&e end:
office, Administration Build- better fire protection nnd services
old son of Red Galetta, the Perth Amboy Alumni retary's
sey, is Plaintiff, and Henry L. West- to the highest blddrr, property cording to the manner ot purchase
MIDDLESEX COUNTY
ing, School Street, (Old School #1)
to the residents of the district;
ermann
and
Ada
J.
Westermnnn,
In
accordance with terms of sale
own«d by it at Colonla.. at Clare
Docket #M Z12-62
Woodhrldge, Middlesex County, New
his wife, Westfleld Inveitmetit Com- rmont Avenue, known ft« Lot 2016on flip, the Township will d«li?er
• 1 tn"P(f paweii to! gridder, had thn last laugh on his punting dad Jersry. upon deposit of »12.V0O for ""wHERBAB. the Board after'sTATE OF NEW JERSEY:
pany, a corporation of New Jersey, Block 468-N on the 'Woodbrldgf ft bargain and sale deed lor Mid
«nd State of New Jersey are De- Township Tsi ond Assessment Map premises,
! Thnrllr AiKnis-j ' when he dropped a 100 pound deer with his bow each complete set of General Con- careful Investigation nini cletcrml-)TO: LEO i. QDZA. Defendant:
struction and Iron Work and the nation Is of the opinion that fl-' ^BVVIRTUK OF AN ORDER of the fendants. Writ of Execution for the according to the terms of sale or natcd: November 7th, 1M3.
' !i Iivrnm for »;
and arrow. . . . Ed "The Fireballer" Kennedy three Mechanical Trades. Checks nance of luch purchase nnd Im-Superior Court of New Jersey, tale for mortgaged premises dated file with the Secretary of the Board
B. J. DUNIOAK
n k Don MoorrJ
for deposit for drawings and sped
provement should be mude by
Township Clark
iThe minimum bid established b
y thechancery Division, made on the 5thOctober 9. 1J62.
rates as one of the township's foremost promo- flcatlons shall be made payable to issuance of Firs District bonds;
dny ot November, 1982, In a civil By virtue of the above stated Writ, the Board tor said land Is $4,«K
•t'p short chunk?
To bo advertised November 8th
action wher.eln Victoria E. Fischer to me directed and delivered. 1 will Nevertheless, the Board reserves It and November 15th, 1962, In The
the Architects, Norman J. Wieder- and
1
:rh mode several (
tors despite the fact that he has less fire badges jiim and Frederic P. Wledersum, WHERSASy the owners of aald Quza Is the plaintiff and you are jposo to sale at public vendue on right to reject anv and nil bids. Independent-Leader.
be uncertified,
property hatf Itttprod Into a con-the defendant, you are hereby re- WEDNBSDAY, THE 21ST DAY OF Take Further Notice, that at *uli
I.-L. 11/B - 15/BJ
than his pals Jim Zehrer and Harold Deter. At andAnymay
.
person or corporation
duly tract for ttW'iale of said .premises quired to answer the Complaint of
'1,'! on the Barroitj
ttlng a proposal accompanied
accompsnlei
. . .
..
,
., ,,
.
Ijubmlttlng
to the Fire .District lor the sum the Plaintiff on' or before the 7th
'Vpoed back and
day ot January, next, by serving an
by a certified check or other M
t h e present h e is promoting a football g a m e be- |ctirlty
check with
or other
*• of
subjectthe
todistrict
approvalatofa answer on Kantor & Burns, Esqa.,
In accordance
the re
b y . certified
the $49,000,
resident!'of
•• to his teammate
attorneys whose address
qulrtmenu of the Information for special election and meeting:
!'.:iulfd In the balli
tween Johnny Hapstack's Woodbridge Bears and Bidders, will, upon return of the NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RE-Isplaintiff's
41 Broad Street, Keyport, New
1
Jersey, and tn default thereof tuch
copy of drawings and speci- SOLVED, a* rbllows:
I.irrv Stankovltjj
the Old Bridge Warriors at the high school first
fications In good condition and 1. That a special election and Judgment shall be rendered against
,,; fnr th<> extra
within thirty (30) days after the meeting pursuant to Revised stn- yotl as the Court shall think equitstadium Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock to raise award of the contract for the project tutes 40:151-51 seq. be held on De-able and Just. You shall file your
•/> close the jap.
rejection of the bids, receive the cember 1, 1962 from 2 P.M. to 7 answer and proof of service In dufunds for the Avenel Fire. Department's 50th or
deposit In full, On return ot any P.M., E.S.T. at the Fire House, plicate with the Clerk of the Su<
wtflc threatened
additional
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PAGE TWENTY
Obituaries
For Roberta Cohen
Harvard Line
AVENEL — The Rn.s MiUvah
of Roberta Cohen, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Colion
P R I N C E T O N — Princeton will take placr during Inmoi- j
was defeated SBlurday by "the row's services lit B:3fl p.m. »l
finest blocking and tackling Congregation B'nni Jacob. Mi
Harvard team" that TiRer find Mrs. Cohen will spimsoi
Coach Dick Column has seen thr Oncg Shnbbot in honoi nf
In his 17 years In the Ivy their daughter.
Reservations for the New.
League.
Noting that although t h r Year's Eve party nt the Avencl
Crimson threw a few surprises, Jewish Center are beirm "
Mr. and Mrs Philip
Including an unbalanced line.,
CHARLES .1. MARSH
Woodbridge; William D , RahRA1TWAY - Funeral ser- way, and Joseph R, Casey, West
Palm Beach, Pla.; four grandv i c e for Chnri™ J. Mfirsh, Ii7
children and four great- grand4(i1 West Inmnn Avenue, who
children.
died Tui'Mln.v nftrr being strlcIkfii while on liis way to work,
will hv Ivlcl ttimorow. 8:30 a.m. JOSEPH T. MORGAN
;il HIP nn'incr Funeral Home, A VENEL—Joseph T. Morgan,
44 f.irin Street. Woodbridge, 49, 457 WoodbVldKC Avenue,
with a hisih Muss of Requiem died yesterday at Perth Amboy
0:01) at St. Mnry's Church. Bur- General Hospital after a brief
h.i
IHI will he in St Gertrude Cem- illness, He wag a resident of
Intd the contest, It "beat us on Gwnspan.
Visltinp
hours
Avenel
for
the
past
10
years
et.ri-y. C'nloniB.
from
to 5 :ind 7 to 10 p.m. and prior to that resided In fundamentals," he noted.
Mrs. Harrv Schiller 01 Mrs.'
;
linhwny Elks Lodge will con- Woodbridge.
Miller for . 1 , piny..
duct rites of the order. 8:00 to- Mr, Morgan was employed would be Won on the line," Col- "Light up the Sky", lo !«••
as an accountant by U, S. Me- man recalled. "Their line was [presented by thr Ijoi'rt Si reel
held the post tals & Refining Co., Carteret, far superior to ours, fur more
The
January 1!) nt. l t l 0
of construction supervisor at for 30 years and was a memHinh School
,
the Cnlifornin OH Company ber of the'25-year Club at the and more power." He particularly complimented the defen- California hnlrdresser shows
imrl had served with the com- plant.
1
pany fur '20 yeni-n. Born in Perth He was a graduate of Rut- sive play of end Dave Hudepohl. soft styles,
[
——
Amhoy, son of the late Mr. and gers University, class of 1959 "I don"t know why we aren't
Mr:;. Willinni Marsh, he moved and a communicant of St. An- playing better," "he confessed.
to Hahwiiy 21 yours ai?o. He was drew's Church. He was a mem- "It is not for lack of trying.
a parishioner of St. Mary's ber of the Holy Name Society We Just were not sharp SaturTHE EYK-CATt HINd I KAMI <„, i ! l i s
Church and *as affiliated with- of the church and of St. An- day."
I'-l . i n
Railway Lodge 1075, Elks..
drew's Council, Knights of CoTO THA>K A FOOI.
I mirror adds a dreoratlvf nol<. i,, u,,. |(.
attention
on
thr
rrflrrllnn
In
thr
JII.H,.
,.
Surviving are his widow, Bet- lumhiiR,
Open Home Planned 1 Susan Hayward, well known1 away from thr fxpanHr nf hUiik n.ill ji
jty: two sisters, Mrs. Albert -Mr.' Morgan is survived by
rr,
.
. c i
1 ..for her nbility to slum mi! (i\i(rhooBlnj tjprs ulth ilniplf Iramcs »r i
Stewart. Avcnel nnd Mrs, Alluesaay
at School
.i,f O n n K i n npl - ,,>i^. icvi-ni.s exTill: TIIKRMOPI.ANK INSI'I.ATINC (il,,\SS IVUI. acts as a "ci-ntir nf interest" for jten Caesar. Westfield; a bro- his widow, Lillian T. <nee Monfor mauntinj on a pultrmrd H;(M l n i ]
tecalvo);
two
sons,
Brian
O.,
the furniture ;ir;iiieniirnt in Illis room. With .1 |)le;is;m! view to bf enjoyed, chairs and ther. Willa-m, Tottenvllle. Sta-S
P0RD8 — James J, Conniff.'ccptional talfiu 111 this film, j
»u«h M this one aialnst ,\ p|,,,„
and
Kenneth
A.,
at
home,
two
snf;is ;IIY piisiiinnprt to |in»'irte sratiiiR for a maximum number of people in such a way ten Island, N. Y., and several
principal of Fords Junior HfVh T h t l s l o r - v C i l s t s M l v H a y "
brothers
George
E,.
Roselle
and
c v, ,
, _
»,
ward as a CRi»adiim-born doclh.ll rvcuiiii. has A cninl'ortable view <if wlial is eoinK on outside, Notirr how the fur- nieces and nephew.
ward as a CRi»adiim-born doc- 1
Frank J., Carteret.
School announced Open Mouw l o r w h o Ls w m M 0 , m m . opportunity to uUU» the best UNI)s llu, 'I III
niture is arranged a runnel the window null, not in front of it, t» avoid blacking any of
Funeral services will be held will be held at the school, Mon- slaughter
_,
.. .... of her acting inlrnt.v
in a merry killing,
O n m , , , , ,,
the view and hampering easy movement baevk and forth to the adjoining patio throuRh
MRS. HARRIET CASEY
Saturday morning at 8:30 f r o m d a y » n ( 1 Tuesday from 7:00 un-;Dramatic are the scenes where This suspenseful Mory warns A us!
the sliding ulass doors.
til 9:00
9:00 p.m.
p.m.
, tl( , 1P i t . n tles.s prosecutor sub- momentum to the cllmatlcul his
CARTERET — Funeral ser- the Grelner Funeral Home and til
- • of - pupils
- •with- last
• jects
• -her to a mcv.U'ss l o n c u r . ; ^ " " ^ " ^ ^ ^ R " c "™""™;"; H, <•
vices for Mrs, Harriet Casey, 85, at 9 o'clock at St. Andrew's Parents
HAPrY BIRTHDAY
(]Jlurrll
given by her parents on her f g p j j n
Hermann Street, who died Church, wheie a Solemn Re- names beginning with the let-lashinc.
'• •
Wrthdoy. The nffnir.
'.
.iTuosdBV
IHELIN — Mlchele Tomczyk,
nt Roosevelt quiem Mass will be .sung. Bur- ter 9 through and Includine Followtnu her rrleuse from F l n c h - Dlanne Cileiuo and h R ( 1
inpti.
which, was a masquerade party.:
Series O) berVlCPS HHospitals
0 S D i t "• will be held Saturday ial will be in St. Gertrude's the letter I t will visit? the school prison she Is hired to be the Cyril Cusack purtmy skill and
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. AnWHK attended by Gail Skelly,a ISEUN — Special services morning, 10:30 at the Grelner Cemetery, Colon ia.
on Monday. Parents of pupils campanion of a nuiiuilty u n - e n t h u » l w m throughout the bem
drew Tomczyk., Avon Terrace, L i n d f t M a , . t i n 0 - D( -borah Bar- mre hepun Tuesday eveniw at Funeral Home. 44 Green Street, Friends may call tonight with last names beRfrining with stable wnmnn. The husband re-,dr»m».
'oimn An.f
was guest ot honor j i t j i party r r t t i
Maureen Cuthbertson, i s e iin Assembly of bod Church, Woodbrid«e. Friends may call from 7 to 10 PJVI., and tomorthe letter L through and In- fuses to commit Ins wife, lo an
"*'—•—
man
I Mary Ann Burbella. Margaret cooper Avenue and Berkeley at the fuimul home from 2 to 5 row from 2 to 5 VM., and from eluding the letter Z, on Tues- institution and the events that 2anuck dismissed director'ol the lious, A.
O'Toole,
D i a n e - 8chulbert, Boulevard. The services, which and 7 to 10 p.m. The litany 7 to 10 PM.
day.
follow afford
Austin's tiuij-•
|Karen Sweeney. Ames Maron, start at 7:45 P. M. each e»ebe conducted, 8:00
service
antl Paul Daly, all of Ir.olin. n i n g , W J11 continue throueh p.m. Fridiiy liy Rev. William F
jTlic children played names, di- Thursday. November 29
'Forrest, rector ot St. Marks'
by Mlchele's sister. Featured speaker is Rev.
Andrea.
]en Swift, ppastor-emeritus Of!
A resident In Carteret for-65
trinity
,, . , Pentecostal
.
.,Church,,
.
iyears. the deceased was the
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People Do
Planned by Teachers
Elizabeth, and presently dean ; i d o w
of
winiflm
D_ C a s e y
of the Eastern Bible Institute. former tax assessor for
Rev Swift was fnrmprly a mls.
a
the
Borough of Carteret and a for' WOODRIDGE — Plans for s j O nary to China.
mer member of Middlesex
the annual scholarship dance,
•
County Board of Freeholders.
(January 26, at. St. DemetriusiMASS IMMUNIZATION
Kennedy
has She was a parishioner of St.
jCommunity Center, Carteret, President
Mark's Episcopal- Church and
were discussed at a meeting of signed legislation for the start
a charter member of Auxiliary
I the Woodbridne Teachers Or- of a three-year campaign of
jganization at the home of An- mass immunization a R ainsti°f the. Rahway Elks Club. She
'
b l d
t
lielo Aromando, Iselin. Walter polio,
diphtheria, whooping i a'so be longed to Auxiliary of
; Carteret of Carteret Fire ComKopcho and Charles Peines are cough and tetanus.
The program, backed by $36,- P a n v 1 and American, Legion
co-chairmen.
Tentative plans were also 000,000 in Federal funds, will Auxiliary, Carteret Unit,
;made to sponsor a basketball start next July. Administration; Surviving are a daughter,
I team and further plans will be will be on the State and com- Mrs, Gertrude Flanagan, Carteret; three sons, Edwin
'announced when completed.
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"When FUST In Thr Name Mean* You!"
You can spot a He» Gas Station Attendant lessly clean it's the talk of the industry.
a mile away.
^
N ext time you see one of the clean *...„
He s dressed Irt white.
Hess gas stations... drive in. You'll notice
5o are our gas stations white. And our something else very different
trucks.Evaneurpuahbuttonwfinary'sioipot- tje^asoiines costless.
Most people would charge you
best gasoline.
But then we naver
claimed to do anything
'Mir,!
;, Sewarcn and Edison
Woodbr^e, Avcel, Calonia, Ford, Hope.awn,
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Published WeeWT
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Preview of Thanksgiving
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j , , WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1962
Library 'Consolidation
Plan Deadlocked; Mayor
Calls Session of Boards
1
flyingHobtyof Methodic Minister ****
f N>J<
Who Built Church Near Soviet Site 0
Experts
Rev. Seamans Has
Helped to burease
Church Membership
Bl : I
n \ f DAY THAT IS OI'RS": "There Li onr day when all wr Americans , , . en back to the old home to eat
i uiU .inet marvrl how much nraur to the porch the old pump looks than it used to . . . Thanksulvlni Day . . .
• v ih.it is purely Amrriran", So wrote 0. Henry in 1H07 ami II still holds true today. Above two pupils *t
i ,i thr I o« < ahln lounge, get • preview of what tomorrow's ThaiikMrtvin* turkfy will taste like. Left to right,
.11 K. !10 (Jrnve Avenue, Woodbrid([e, a third tradr pupil; Henri, thr M* Cabin chef and seven-year-old
l.inda, 355 Dukes Koad, folnnla, a second Rrader.
Will Christmas Be Merry?
me rv
insure
W O O D B K I D U K
••• K
lath'-r
;•
Cummtt- desert* his wife and iht+e cti:lKmv;y, fifth d i m »nd there is another buin
i::fd by the on the wty; another rather is
in » resolu- ho.spltalifci'd, and his release l.s
:.!i!ll.
in the far distant future; it v,ii:nM- from an dow und three stnull children
"•n\ in the va- air tiVIIIK to make u BO of il
M>ii|*'r* last on u small income--Hll «l these
i;s newspaper, »re old, but ever-new stories
:n» schedules that crass thr desk of the Inde;., i;oii
pendent-Leader Christmas Fund
: >t«tod It Is editor each year. Ttw- s.uiu'he Township "lories are prevalent ;i,im
: if format of th|.s year, and already '10 WM'S
'•fleet proper have been processed. U>' «id
and
tligt through the Fund.
.-.'. be advised
Only through the nenetoMty
'••I'liiu of the oi our waders can we hope to
•ii.u his con-aid these families. This ynir,
••'•!• WHS not In The Independent-Leader lias
luuhpsl tra-,established a new' policy no
• :; public of- used clothinx or used toy.1 will
be accepted The only exception
nuiiioii was to the rule aa (ar as used
• •man John _ _ _ _ _ _ — — .
—
I
Fifth
Aii« a c e n - ;
n disagree-,
• in half of
uut
WOODBRIDGE—Rev Theodore C. Seamans, minister at
the Woodbridge M e t h o d i s t
Church, might very well be
called the "Flying Parson"
The amiable Mr. Seamans,
who began hl& duties here in
1958, was Instrumental in
bringing the church membership up from Approximately 300
to the present 550 full members.*
When not administering to the
needs of his parish, he has one
avowed hobby— flying airplanes, and In particular, a
Piper Tri-Pacer.
Pathetic Cases Ask Aid
Through Christmas Fund
lii Kv
IM1
"dinfelt
M
hi- ceiisiure/
il. vvt'ie or• paid foi by
How to Give!
(hrck<( should be drawn in
the name of The Independent-trader, It Green Street,
Woodbridge.
lird clothing will NOT be
aeeepted. The!only eireplion
will be In the ease of exceptionally food coat, dress or
suit which mu»t be newly-dry
cleaned »nH delivered to us
in the cleaner's baf.
>:ed. "that it
r (if his own
Only NEW toy* will I*1 »«repled. We can uw »ny kind
nf toy from th»t of Infant'*
'! illl.AUTl'd. air to i»me« for boys and
(lrl« 13 and 14. We ean alw
UHC quiet garnet for older
folks in wheelchairs.
We can tine clothing in any
ikf from infant to slie 50.
. j The Independent -Leader U
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 'I* 1 ' hopeful that donors will be an
I I I U I f I I ' | e B P r o u g », p^ibU w that
can five each family •
The Town
complete Chrtetnw* dinner,
demoted
plus clothing for eaeh memthe rank
ber af the family and toy* to
putrolman
each joirointer. Will you
Immedihelp?
N.J.Engineers
Cite Beagle
The minister likes to tell I
about his early boyhood when
he played witn airplane models
and had hoped some day he
would be a full-fledged flyer.
That dream has finally come
true. He receded Mis private
licen»> in Aisi'lai 51961. Now
he Is concentrating on working
IN WOIM. <ff PILOT; Bel.
for a commercial license.
Rev. Seamans, father of four
children, after leaving Boston
University with a degree In!
sacred theology and ordained
as a Methodist minister in 11)55,
W O O D R R I D G E — Township went into the U.S. Air Force as
I iit-ineer, Charles W. Beagle a chaplain.
ucently received the "gratitude Two of the three years in
,mcl appreciation" of the New service he spent In Hokkaido,
three
m u n i c i p aIslands
l ! ^ - o nine °[
"
the northernmost
gion of Free Asia. It was here
In a special ceremony held e was instrumental In buildduring the New Jersey League ng a new chapel at Wakkanai
of Municipalities Convention in ir Station, the top link in a
Atlantic City, Mr. Beagle re- radar chain encircling Japan.
ceived a citation from the en- The station is 35 miles from
gineers' group for his pioneer(Continued on Page 2)
ing study of roadsurface mixes.
Mr Beagle, by setting up
special road surfacing prog)
in Woodbridge to determine
! which mix Is best, hopes to
'j.i.*y
Society
of
FiiKineera.
WOODBRIDGE—Mrs. Dorothea Schmidt 7 Fourth Street,
Port .Reading, by specific order
of the Commissioners, attended
the regular Tuesday meeting of
the Woodbridge Redevelopment
Agency.
Professor Charles P. Blackmore, Chairman of the Department, of History and Poll
tical Science of Rutgers University, had requested that the
commissioners of the WoodNFW I'OUt'F HIM) Act- ieventually be able to save New
bridge Redevelopment Agency
In* Oiief Nels Laurilzen liut jersey municipalities thousands
extend this privilege of attendance. Mrs. Schmidt is a student
nixht was named Chief of the !°f dollars.
!
WOODBRIDaE — Police are at Rutgers and is preparing a
Police DepartIn part the citation reads:
ment ut ;i meeting of the i "The Officers and Member- 'ollowlng leads in the holdup college paper on Urban ReTown ( umiiiittee.
ship of the New Jersey Society of Patrick Lisa, part owner of newal,
Andrew S. Lockle chairman
('hirl l.aurideii was born Municipal Engineers by unani- the Hollywood Motel, Avenel
in
Kiasliey. the son of mous vote, hereby express their *& Monday montlng. Lt. Ar- stated,
"This was a most interesting
thr lute Jens and Maria appreciation and gratitude to thur Donnelly said today.
The commissioners
Soreiisrii LauriUen. He at- Engineer Charles W. Beagle for According to Lisa he was held request.
tended Woodliridge Township his continued efforts In promo- up by two men, who appeared took particular note of the facts
Schools.
ting and developing the practice very nervous and then irked at that Mrs. Schmidt resides in
The new chief was first of Municipal Engineering in what they thought was a our first Urban Renewal area
appointed to the Police De- the State of New Jersey, which "small haul" hit him over the in, Project Bowtie, that she Is
partment on January I, 1930 efforts have greatly enhanced head with a gun, knocking him attending a New Jersey State
College and that, as part of hei
under the sponsorship of the the position of the Municipal unconscious.
He described the men as fol- course, she is studying Urban
then Second Ward Commit- Engineer in the State of New
teeman George Applegate, a Jersey and accrued benefits not lows: No. 1, about 24, five feet Renewal. For these many rea
member of thr William L. only to the Township of Wood- 10 inches tall, 170 pounds, sons, the commissioners deter
ibridge but to the Municipalities blond wavy huir, long face mined to waive their rules am
Ryan administration.
Ithroughout the State."
extend a special invitation
(Continued on Page 2)
(Continued on Pane 2)
(Continued on Page 2>
coat suit or dress, lt will be
u'll service rulaccepted If it Is newly dryil He»hell wlthcleaned and is given to us in the
'«r.v period af-
Don»tloo« U f ht
Donations are begminji U)
Dona
trickle In and the fund HS of
at but
*188'
1100 check was received
from the Salvation Army Wod
bridge a e r . e e Fund; $10 from
Mi. and Mre. Jamw ratann and,
| S from Marie, Joanne and BU-
no*
A
Prevl
T T™>
Independent-Leader, »»0
the fund and William
e-ume of the
is our, right 8. Neebe, $25.
his original Caws porcfssed U) d»V»' as
\ ( i l l i FOR 1UK IJUKARV; At a lueetiuf of the MotherV Club of W»odbrid«e Monday
* check for $IUU was presented to Mn. Carolyn Bromann, Barraii Public Library Ubrarlwi,
ho
siu* follows:
to be used for the purohane of reference boukn. The atuwuflt repre«iita the proceedn from
= '» *inli; within No. 1: Parent* wid eight chil- the annual dunce recital presented by Miu Helen Luery'i danct puplU and sponsored by
dren ranging In ages from 4 the Mo them1 Club. Left to right, Mrs. Fred McElheuny, chairman; Mrs. William Barned,
V period.
'wd til have ls- to 14. The man of the house'
yreaideat Mid M
uu Paso 16)
(Continued on Pate 'it
Hes$ Declares
7v2% Dividend
Representing the l l . b r a . r f '
oards on a special ltbriry committee are Lincoln Tamboer,
oodbridKe; Mrs. Mary Molar, Fords; Arthur Mack, 8ew e n ; Mrs. Emil McDowell,
'ort Reading; Mrs. Ethyl Yaubik, Colonia; Patrick O'Conlor, Avenel, who serves as
ihairman; Robert Bongart, Iwu nnd Mrs, Rosemarie Kondrk
Hopelawn.
The committee was organized
ibout six months ago and a
eport was to be presented by
the Town Committee by Janury 1. On account of the dead(Continiled on Page 2)
Royal Honors
Employes
£*Cops Follow
Holdup Leads
to co
ni suspended
!
* Utorneys have
'in
to
show
U'"it1.-" „,.
up M
In. HSuThis deals
tl^t
charges were
i lie time limit
spending what leisure tune he has at the controls of this phuii.
Agency Waives
Rule; Student
At Conference
•'inner 'Mioinas;
. .
.
,.,, p , ™ aftericlothing to concerned te when
an
exceptionally good
i lie action was donor
\\\
WOODBRIDQE — Due to »
deadlock between the eight
public library boards In the
Township over the question of
consolidation under a munlclipal system, as proposed by Dr.
Ralph P. Barone, Fourth Ward
Tov nship Committeeman, May.
or Walter Zlrpolo said today
that he will start the machinery in motion to call i
meeting of *& eight boards.
"I will ask the State Division
of Libraries and the School of
library Science at Rutgen to
send experts to the meeting, so
we will be able to get some
answers," the mayor said..
The Boards of the Barron
Public Library, Woodbridge
and Fords, Port, Reading and
Sewaren libraries have voted
against consolidation but for
an association of libraries, Voting for consolidation were Avenel, C^otiU, Win and Hope-.
IN THE FUM'IT: Members of the Woodbridge Methodist
Church enjoy Kcv, Seamans' sermons each Sunday.'
Metal & Thermit Seeks
9 Acres for Expansion
SEWAREN — Five area men
were among those honored at'
an annual dinner of the Royal
Petroleum Corporation at the
Stork Club, New York City.
Officials of the county, as well
as employees of the variou*
plants in New York State
owned by the Royal Petroleum
Corp., also attended.
William Medvetz, 42, Lekk
Avenue, Carteret, and Steven
Sefczek, 681 Elizabeth Street,
Perth Amboy, 10-year men,
were presented with a pin, fc
watch and will receive tare*
weeks vacation.
Michael Evon, 235 Old Road,
(Continued on Page 2)
WOODBRIDGE- Assembly-man Norman Tmuman, Mayori
Walter Zirpolo und Winfield
inn, secretary to the Indusial Commission,-are combinng their efforts in the hope of
securing the sale of nine acres
f State-owned land in, Avenel
to Metal and Thermit.
I'KHTH AMDOV
At a di- The corporation needs the
rectors' meet ins yesterday Hess site for expansion, otherwise lt
Oil & Chemical Corporation de- plans to move the plant out-ofclined a regular quarterly di- tate Assemblyman Tanzman
vklund of
percent on ita revealed,
outstanding common stock.
The land in question is part
Yesterday's dividend is the
of the stye acquired for the
first since the merger in May
New Jersey State Prison Farm
uf this year of tho He£6 Comin Avenel. It Is opposite thej
uauk's-Hess Inc., Hess Tradbuildings commonly known a,s
ing and Transport, Inc, and
the reformatory, adjacent to
Modern Solvents and Chemica
the superintendent's home.
Corp into Cletrac Corporation,
Hess Oil and Chemical Corp., The tract has a depth of apbecame, the surviving Corpora- proximately 900 feet and a
tion and its shares are listed on frontage of 450 feet on Ra,hway
the N(*w York Stock Exchange. Avenue. At the request of AsThe dividend Is payable De semblyman Tanznjan, the State
cember 18 to stockholders o, Department of lnstitutioWund
Agencies has asked the real
record on December 4.
estate department of the State
Highway Department to make
WINDOWS BROKEN
WOODBRIDGE - Edward an appraisal.
Smith, Linden Avenue, reported If the appraigal figure is in
to the police Monday that some-, toe with "the thinking of Meone. broke the glass in storm tal & Thermit," Mr.
door and Inner door of his said, "the necesary legislative
home.
(Continued on Page 2)
IN APPRECIATION. Mn. Louto LUtoct, right, UK^btrship Dbalrraan af School 11 PTA, k (hewn jrawuttng a
certificate uf 100', enrollment of the faculty of tfce
to Mliis Barbara Felertag, Un4tt|aft«B
NOVEMBER 21, 1962
PAGE TWO
any one library; d. lf a certain 'toad, Sewaren, 25-year man, tee that the bottom half of the a,double
book was not ln a particular was presented with n 25 year ad sounded like campaigning M r Ev.ml.
for Mr. Emery and had no the n u l l l l ) r ,
library, the bok could be ob- pin and a savings bond.
numiir '"
taliird from another library In Presentations were made by place in an announcement ofapartmenis
t Jncks iunl
a
change
in
garbage
collcc-man
the system and given to the Mr. 8. S. Seltzer, president,
Iber was
•eadrr at the library closest to Royal Petroleum Corporation. tlon schedules,
liis home."
In another resolution, the,Board nf'A
committee granted a special w n t one i,
Mrs. Molnar, of the Fords
Emery
permit and variance to Oold-!cent two i>
Library, indicated that all the
(Continued from Pnge 1>
services
proposed
by Mr. "What does It mean?" Evan- man Builders, Inc., Union for
the erection of 115 garden
iiC'onnor could be obtained as
ko queried.
well through an association of "We believe the bottom half apartment* on Lafayette RoadJ
near the Edison line.
Thc|
libraries.
' C o n t i n i i i i j f-,,,. ,
of the ad was In poor
apartment* will Include. 24 two-l
Mrs. Molnnr explained that the mayor answered.
° " July IS, ftMi
the Fords library is owned by Committeeman Robert E ^bedroom and 91 one-bedroom! promoted l« , t ( | , ' ( | |
A u
HIP Woman's Club of Fords; Jaoks told Mr. Evanko trtnt rye apartments.
« « M l j , |(,-t ( '
which has worked for 38 years was "famllar with the ad As Committeeman Evanka ob-' "Hltrnant. || l r
'
lo supply library services to the anyone here" and asked the jected to one, paragraph,which captnlnc, ,
'
P m
•(immunity." She indicated the Fifth Ward committeeman:
stated that plans and specifiWoman's Club, had no desire "What are you baiting for? catlotu for the
h swimming pooi| „,'-.
on
lo tunl the building over to!
We felt the ad was In poor, "shaU be submitted for ap-! . . .
the Township, because It Is also
proval
to
the
Township
Engilief i
taste."
HI,,
i.srd by the club as a meeting "If George was a bad boy neer and Building
•John
Kr,n
place.
and you want to rap his knuc- It was the contention of the
n
"f»vr. Chir f
f
The Barron Library Board kles, all right, but yoW don't With Ward
Committeeman
Un\,
h
wants assurances that Its emlast
ployes, Including the only cer- It," Evanko r e m a r k e d , ^
the Board of Adjustment.
tified librarian in the Town- When the matter camo.to a The mayor said, In reply,
8ovlct
ship, will be retained. Mayor],vote all Uie committee votedjthat
d
the paragraph was "just miles apart
v,10' „
' v.
; husband. Them arc two small
r.
Walter Zlrpolo yesterday. said1 for {he motion with the excep-'
CMP No. c5 Here we have a c h M
, . „ , b b n]1(1 „
» PARENTS' DAY Get together at Southern Illinois University included, left (o riclit:
1
family of HE lit The man l » j y o u n g s t e r , 7 . C o u n t y l s a . , s l s t . J E Burnside acting chairman of the department of animal Industries, Loui* F.llrntuck it was his opinion present tlon of Mr. Evanko who nbstaffs would be retained as
working but his Income cannbrjj
of 593 Fills r'lsce, Woodbrfdge, his son Elliott, a freshman at SIU and sophomore Donna long as they wanted to stay stalned.
provide for the necessities for
N o , 2 0 : This man, in
Pcll'ar of 7746 Essex, Chicago, The get together wa» one of many during a coffee hour and then professional llbrarl- The : bottom half of the ad,
At
signed by Mr. Emery, recountat the 12th annual Parents' Day at Southern.
6 ™ . .another
ans would be hired to take
ed the savings and accomplishtheir places.
ment* of the Sanitation Deas
a
separate
entity."
of him because ho Is helpless. Tins year, Rev Scamans Is
partment, and Included a perThe
Barron
PubHc
Library
ls
p
for three smalt, chil- There ls one child, In school.
the president o the group.
Royal Honor*
isonal reference which stated:
dren, pre-schol age and a Donations for the fund may ; Each member takes turns fly- (Continued from Page 1) open six days weekly and has
(Continued
from Page 1)
"Since the first day of January,
lock, it is understood t h a t two
l
paid library staff. Fords
grandmother. The only Income be"jenV'"to"'-TnV "indepemlenT-'ini! the Piper, Whenever ho has
for
reports will be submitted, ane;^, b f lc y ^ r a r y is open 24 hours Sewaren and Andrew Kelle- ig63, I have worked to stive
Is thn social security the Brand- UMACT
.
,,
tMe
chance,
Mr.
Seamans
leaves
18
Grpfll
Sll o t
man, 151 Cherry Street, Wood- the taxpayers of Woodbridee
In favor of consolidation and
ln
and|
I
Ifllinr
mother receive^
WoodbridKe. Checks should be Hadley Airport, mast of the
one against.
According to the Com>iittee- bridge, 20-year men, were eachJTownshlp more value for their
Na 7 insufficient In- d l w n ,„ t h e p a m p o r T l w I n . ; U m e w i t h members of the
Corner
Wllllum
A
Sfw
Strati
•
Uinr
Both sides agree there Is a man Barohe there
— j p r e s e n t e d with a 20 year pin, tax dollars spent on Sanitation,!
eornn. making It difficult to pro- ; d
dfnl. ^
c h r i s t m a s parish as passengers who chip
lac
WOODBRIDGK
need for a vastly-expanded li- of central coordin
T?a savings bond and four weeks Health Services."
vide pvi>n thn barn necessities, Fund,
• Sandwich,,
vacation,
It was the opinion of the
has put this family on relief for
services for the commiJbtt; and
supplemental aid There are
there ls countless duplication Joseph Medvetz, 464 Cliff' majority of the Town Commltis also one
Woodbridge Township spends of effort."
Flying Hobby
eiplil rhlltiren—twjjo pre.-KhotJ.'
...
,
Ills rivorite nasttlmes.
(Continued from Page 1 >
Case No. 8: This is another
The pastor was born j n 'mit .33 pet capital on libraries, "In fact, today it is frowned J
Brooklyn"'^"I* a~gradutte of,whereas the New Jersey avercase nf a man working but mak-jSoviet-held Sakhalin Island
upon for a person living ln one j
Challenge to Communism
IHR very little money d u e ' t o
Central HlRlr School. P a t e r s * age b:S3 pe W j f . section of the Township to ua#i
The
small
church
was
a
lack of traininR and education.
the facilities of a library In
There are four small children trviunlmposing wooden building,
another section," Dr. Barone
this household.
presenting a symbolic challenge
said in his release.
Cii.se No. 9 Seasonal work!to Communist atheism, a chalTills statement was refuted
duringjlcngc tha^was probably larger.
p this man employed
p
by Barron' Library and Fords
of
the
•
Soviets
ist
Church
and
i.s
«
«
*
residing
the summer. There are six in the
Boards Who grant enrds to any
conditions were met:
youiiKsters and another baby than the big-domed Radar in- in Pattenburg,
1.
That
the
new
Central
U-Jresldent
of Woodbridge Townon the way. The family will re- stallation on a nearby hill.
Rev. and Mrs. Scamans have
nl
ccive welfare -assistance until According tb the local minis- four children, Bruce, 9; Rox- brary Board be made up of a,s PO'Connor'] Plan
the mnn can get employment. ter, if you were to travel over anne, 7 and Linda Lee, B, all member of each of the existing
Case No. 10. Unfortunately the Euraslon land mass, one students at School 11 and Boards and representatives of Mr. O'Connor said there are
the Township Committee.
the father of this home Is In a could not find another lree !T»ieodorc\ 3.
several alternatives for the remental institution and there ls world church north of this
2. That the present Boardsjorganization of the library sysno hope of an early release. building until coming to Finbe retained for each library arid'tem — one method concerns
Cops Folloiv
There are three small children, land, nearly 8,000 miles away,
that there be a vast Improve-[the establishing of a municl(Continued
from
Page
1)
all pre-school, and the mother Rev. Seamatis related how
pal library system under the
ment of services.
light
complexion,
wearing
cannot go to work because there the church was built by a group
3. That the Township pro- New Jersey State Library Laws.
trench
coat
and
brandishing
a
ls no one to take care of the of dedicated Americans who
Herman Mauser with longj vide additional funds for books, •Mr. O'Connor's plan and
youngsters.
j wanted to worship in their reblack barrel); No. 2 man, aboutj especially for reference books. those of the four boards in faCase No. 11: It ls the samejspectlve religions. Their wants 23, five feet,- eight inches tall, 4. That, at present, -the Bar- vor of consolidation, Ls to have
old story-Father did not want j were simple— a place ln which 170 pounds, dark brown hair, ron Library Board does not be- a municipal library witti seven
any responsibilities and desert-1 to worship as they pleased,
lieve it is practical to build a members on a board of direced his wife and four children. |When finally completed r»re]light complexion, wearing
I costly new library building — tors who would set policy for
dark trench coat, carrying
church had no regular chap- small black'revoWer.They ' t o o k > a t there'Is plenty of space for jail the libraries ln Woodbridge.
County assists.
Case 12: Insuficlent Income lain. Rev. Seamans was at the
books in the present buildings. Of the seven members, two
apain. The man has little or time administering <o the men $50 from the cash drawer, an
Barone'g Opinion
would be the mayor and, the
about
$30
electric
razor
and
no education and the type of who manned the radar instalDr.
Barone
ln
a
statement
tosuperintendent
of Schools and
job he can get pays very little.1 lations and flew survlellance from Lisa's wallet.
day said that "the library staffsjthe other five would be apmissions and air cover for JaThere are five children.
work on a voluntary basis, that pointees of the mayor elected
Metal & Thermit
Case No. 13: Husband desert- pan. When services' were held
libraries are open on the aver- for five-year staggered terms, i
(Continued from Page V
ed the family In ,this case too, in the tiny chapel, the Woodage of only 12-20 hours a week According ty JWr. O'Connor.
bridge
mirtater
acted
as
protesjactlon
will
be
taken
to
there are 5 children—including
the advantages of a Municipal
a tiny infant. The eldest is but tan't chaplain, and during his'plish the. sale."
ers are reluctant to contribute'system would be: a. A central
10 years old.
| travelmmong ihe widely scatter. Mayor
Zirpolo expressed; m o n e y b e c a u s e the'libraries do purchasing of books; b. availaCasr No. 14: The woman in ed outposts on Hokhaido, he pleasure at the proposed ex-i 1U)t ] n e e t r t h e i r
staff
nceda»
D r . bility of a professional
this case has had a tough time.|managed to visit the church, pansion of the plant which he B a r o n e f u r t h e r ssUUt teedd tthat for all the libraries of the
Her husband, because he Is a about once a month. A Catho- said will mean additional em- . , e a c h o f U l e e l g h t l i b r a r l e 5
Township: c. persons anywhere
heavy drinker, has been unsuc- lic chaplain made his visits' ployment for local residents
has its own'In Woodbridge could get all the
Towns
cesfu! in holding a Job. There about once in every five weeks and Willie a forward-looking
and operatesjserviccs the system offered at
are four youngsters—and an-1 and a Japanese priest filled m'move."
other 6n the way.
|with weekly services for CathoVWAMIWMMMM MVWWWMMV
Case No. 15: The husband1 lie airmen,
Agency Waves
deserted his wife and two small;
Accepted Readily
(Continued from Page 1)
After leaving the Air Force, Mrs. Srtimldt to, attend the •
FREE CITY USD 8UBURRA.N Utl.lVHIY
!
Rev, Seamans came"- immedi- Agency meeting.
ately to the Woodbridge Meth- During the meeting Mrs.
AN ESTIMATE ANYU1IKRE —
odist Church, and was quickly Schmidt observed the commls-l
Quality
Keeps Us in Business .
accepted with friendship. He sioners' activities.and was sup-!
A hearty turkey dinner, with friends and loved otte* around
has organized the Wesleyan plied with certain statistical j
Building Material
Doors A Windom
Couples Club and the Methodist data that she was desirous of>
Millwork
Wallboard
organization, alongg with including ln her report.
us - these are the traditions of Thanksgiving. Since that first
Roofing
Flooring
adding two church choirs.
The commissioners were most
Insulation
Plywood
Shortly after he arrived here pleased with Mrs. Schmidt's inPilgrim feast, Americans have had mucn to be thankful for,
Moulding
Knotty Mne
he took up the hobby he has so terest and comprehensten of
Hardware
Kitchen
longed for—flying. After re> the complexities of Urban
in their whole way of life, with its Godgiven abundance and
Patnt
Cabineti
eclving his .private license, he Renewal.
921 St. Georges Avenue and nine other men banded to- "This type of citizen Interest
DOING IT YOURSELF: U | hard-won freedom. As we prepare to observe Thanksgiving
gether, organized the Rari-Ten lends much to our Township's
(JUJI south of Clomleaf)
Ut m
m ndvlM jou on new
new M I L l C U l V 4 constnictlflQ.
md
ME 4-1815
Flying Club Inc., and bought Urban Renewal Program," Mr.
rcpiln.
437 Rahway Ave.
their .airplane jointly.
Lockie said.
1962, we join all Americans in heartfelt thanks for the great
children. The mother cannot go
Pethetic Cases
to work because the youngsters
(Continued trom Page 1)
are much too young to leave
hold Is unemployed because he alone. The County assist);.
cannot pass tha neeesary phys- Case No. IB There are seven
ical examinations. The only in- children in this family —the
come ls from Unemployment. baby six months eld. The fatlier
Compensation.
,„ w o r l t l n g b u t h l s , n c o m e lf
Case No. 2: There are seven, f a r I f t | g t h f t n m b n r f i n w s R i t _
Children In this house agMl, f o r h | g , a m l l y W r l f , 1 I ( , Dp _
from 4 to » The husband l » ; p B r t m e n t la a 8 s M l t l R .
a chronic asthmatic with heart,
H]ne<w Strikes
condition and unable to worlc.j ^
No_ ,",.' I l l n ( l s s s t r u r l <
Case No. 3. The man In this h ( j m a n o f ^ h o u a , h o M a m i ;
c u r . father of eight children. h e , s , n t h e l l 0 s p l t f l l f n r n n l n .
Is unable to get employment iMni^
p e r l o d < T h P I T flrr t h r 0 0 ;
because of his physical «>ndl„ childrcn. County Wplfnrp!
tlon. The eldest a boy of
H ^ ^ ,
ha, employment now and then: C f t w N o 1 8 ; m , r a w , „ .
bul.it i.s insufficient for a f o m - c l u d e s h w b ( m d ftnd w l f e u m ,
lly nf this size^
| o n e c h l w g ^ ^ of Ian(niaRP
CasrNo 4: Woman and t h r e e , d W 1 1 U e g a n d J a r k o f p ( l u c l l .
childrrn. This amily was de- M
th
mfln h a s bppn
nn..
sertr.1 by the fathrr and « n - ; M l c f ( , M [ u l l n s ( , c u r h l l , p m p I o v .
oUi«r bRhv IR exacted next.
t_ T h p W f l f
rtppartnifMlt
month, i h r r e ta no Income and ,
k,
m ( 1 of n c c M M t i P S .
the Township Welfare depart-, C f t s ( l ^
,B O n c n m
wf
monl .s a«tatln« pending Coun- h a v e ft M
o f d p ! t P r t l o n 1)y t h o
"Meet Your Friends"
Swallick
Tavern,Inc.
WOODBRIDGE
LUMBER CO.
So Much to be
Thankful For
ROCK
SALT
SI .90 hundred, lbs.
$1.10 fifty lbs.
SERVISOFT of
WOODBRIDGE
blessings bestowed upon this nation . . . and we at United
Roosevelt Savings and Loan Association extend to you aud
your*, our sincerest wishes for a happy Thanksgiving.
• forall the
compliments on our
DRY CLEANING
Shirt Laundering Service
and
,1s
Hid SH1KT LAUNDERERS
354 Amboy Avenue
WOODBRIDGE
"Convenient Drive-up Service"
MANY LATH MODEL TRADE-INS
Current
Dividend Rate
on
Saving •; Accounts
Excellent Selection To Choose From
ALL MAKES - ALL MODELS
BANK FINANCING
ARRANGED
USED CAR LOT OPEN
EVERY NIGHT 'til 9
UNITED
ROOSEVELT
We Still Have Some
Savings and Loan Association
'62 LEFTOVERS!
11-15 Cooke Avenue, Carlerel
GODENY CHEVROLET
30 Roosevelt Avenue, Carteret
KI 1-5445
OFFICE HOURS.
Daily (Except Saturday) 9:00 A.M. to
4:00 P.M.; First Thursday Evening of
each month 7:00 to 9:00 P.M.
Per Annum
Compounded
Semi-Annually
PAGE THBIE
NOVEMBER 21, 1962
n lub
Names
Mrs. Howell^
isNewHead:
Debutantes Holy Name Men Church Sets
To Convene Seeking Members Annual Day
Of Thanks
On Saturday
|/. James9
Lists
\onor Roll
PORT READING — St. An.hony's Holy Name Society met
at week to launch Its nwmWOODBRIDOF. — Mrs.
rshlp drive, Cesar Landaeta, AVENEL — The A n n u a l
ry
Howell was elected president*
iresldent,
announced
the
goal
Thanksgiving Day Service of
WOODBRIDGE — All 1962
,,;,;||K1K
S t . JRIT1PR
t Thursday night's meeting Of:
100 r*T cent active member the First Presbyterian Church
Debutantes
must
attend
a
re,,,,, issued Us honor
he Women's Association of
hlp of the men of Port Readiii'.t innrkLnR period
hearsal Saturday at 1 p.m., at ng and Sewnren. In the first ill be held from 9 to 9:45 a m
,he First Presbyterian Churofc"
•
rld in Fellowship Hall. Oth«..
the. Hungarian Hall, School month, the Society Increased ,ev, Dr. Charles S.MacKenzle
will preach on the topic
curl Bella. Ter:N
fflcers elected, for twc~yeal>*
Htreet, If they are to take part ts membership by 25 per cent
, HI, Richard Pontc,
The new members were wnl- "Thanksgiving, Medicine For
*rms, were: Mrs. Robert BtepMf*
in the cotillion dance at the
... I.inda Hackett,
»med by Martin B. Mulroy the Soul", The Carol and Cru
n, secretary; Mr». James Reid,Debutante Ball, December 26 iccretary, who outlined the un- sader Choirs will sing "We
'. !i;i'ii|!, Victoria Klsh,
reasurer; Mrs. Edwin F. Far**
ijiinnnlco,
Phyllis
at, Scotch Plains Country Club imited possibilities offered by Gather Together."
Wlllard
ley, Mrs. Ole Laurltsen arli^
nd
' Mary
;,|vvin R o m °
Miss Ruth tfolk. general chair- ictive participation In the work MacArgle, trustee and canvass
Mrs. Stephen Oultan, circtoif the Society.
Irector, will announce the releaders; and Mrs. Willia*.
man, announced today.
i juiin Fabian, RayMafhew Klemp Invited the mits of the drive for 1983
albhenri, nominating co»n-*
The second annual Holly membership to investigate the
• •v Beverly Hanna,
mlttee member. Installation ot*
'unds.
Debutante Ball Is being spon- benefits of Nocturnal Adoraiiilfiit'i", Jane Ellen
ifficers will take place at tlttT
A Men's Communion BreakKATHRYN J. MIIXER
sored by the Woodbrldge Town- on, A. Lawrence Becker ex- ast will be held in the Sanc|;,,r(. Miller,
Ellen
December 20, meeting.
, l!r i.ii Murtaith, Anshlp Business and Professional ilalned the programs planned tuary of the Church Sunday at ENGAGED: Mr. and Mrs,
The evening's program, "
i,,n. Arlone Uszenskl,
Women's Club. Proceeds go to or the coming year Including 6:30 A.M., with Rev, MacKen. William J. Miller, 242 Grove hip In Word and Deed,"
i.ini).
the Nurses Scholarship 'Fund ,he first annual dance • to b« zie presiding. At 7 A.M. break- Street, W o o d b r l d g e , an- under the direction of thff
\ Hrryl Bchr, Nancy
in April on the opening oi fast will be sewed by the wo- nounce the engagement of world service chairman, Mrk.^
nnd to continuing aid to Town.
Kiista
Cheslak,
3t. Anthony's Community Cen- men of the church, after their daughter, Kathryn Jane Donald Aaroe, assisted by Mrs."
ship libraries.
),nv(l, Thomas Duniwhich, Rev. Clarence Brixey, to Daniel Duelos Van Mater, . 8. Martin, spiritual MMTThe rehearsal will be In •er.
h Kmtiorn,
Sumea
Rev. P. O. L'Heureux, Superl- Pastor of the Kingston Presby- III, son of Mr. and Mm. shairman. At this time, gifU'
DOING
A
GOOD
DF.K.i)
FOR
UNITED
HIND:
Abovp
are
a
""few
of
the
WoodbridK*
Boy
charge
of
Miss.
Ruth
of
Miss
, (irob, Linda Honl)r of the White Fathers, spoke terian Church will speak. Men Daniel D. Van Mater, Jr., 'or a Christmas box to be sent
'.„„• Kogut, Patrcla Scouts who will ht dplivrrini envelope* to more than 10,000 horn**, on behalf of the United Ruth School of Dance, Fords. to the membership of the Afrl
of the area are invited to tele- Crescent Farm, Columbus, to a mission church in Wln&v
Fund.
Members
of
Troop
llfi,
under
the
Unit
Lradershlp
of
Mr.
Russell
Clemens
are.
left
to
Mrs.
B.
W.
Vogel,
chairman
in
•-clt Lrnnahan, Pacan missions conducted by his phone their reservations to the N. J. The wedding will take ton-8alem, N. C , gift* for1,
riht
Barry
Nlfoussl,
Ricky
Ballon,
Jerry
Langer
and
David
WlnoRrad.
charge
of
Debs,
will
hold
s
brie
n, Daniel Travos• Hi
guests at Presbyterian Home^T
meeting to give the girls in- wder. Rev. L'Heureux's talk was church office. Rev, Dr. Donald place, December 29.
illustrated by color slides which MacLeod, Professor of PreachMiss Miller is a graduate of or the Aged, and other gpek
structions,
,11 Marylou Campion,
ihowed the contribution of la
Monday, November 26, is th eachers and nurses, and tin ng at Princeton Seminary will Woodbridge High School and sial offerings were dedicated. ' "
ii.-lawy, Linda HoffMrj. Aaroe reported the spe^
deadline for display advertise extent of their work yet to bi preach at the 35th anniversary Is a senior at Mercer Hospital
HiiKi'lmeyer, Donald
celebration services at 10 and School of Nursing, Trenton, ial project to provide BtbletT
ments
and
patron
listings
in
the
! vunor Keating, Car
done.
11 A.M. Sunday, HB will preach N. J. Mr. Van Mater Is a for the Wlnston-Sftlem churcfi
souvenir program which
Sherry
MUford,
After the regular business on the topic "The Church, graduate of Mill brook High
had been most successful with
contain
the
pictures
of
all
the
meeting, a parish social was Past, Present and Future." At School, N. C. and is presently
;, \iiiicr, Daniel MlnkAVENEL — Mrs, Joseph W.
,;,„>. O'Brien, lUjlna WOODBRIDOE - Eiw.it R.io make a FAJH SHARE OIFT Kelley, principal of School 23, Debs. A<ds may be sent to Mrs, held in honor of the ne the 8 A.M. service, Dieter Harte associated with F. Lledtka, gifts from 30 individuals, Ui6',
White Church Guild, the Sum-,
, Mury Jane Torre, Hanson, general chairman of Ho this ureatost and most lm- announced a special Thanks- William Brenan, care of Bren- members.
from Bonn, Germany, assistant Crouwlcks, N. J.
mer Bible School and Circle 4*
. :;,./iu. FrUnk Wassfl the United Fund of tin- nuiituiipoitaiil campaign that our area giving program will be present- n a n Agency, Ma,in street
to the minister, will preach on
Woodbrldge, the -advertlsln
of the association bringing tbB'
I;A Kathleen Casey Bay area including South Am-ipromotes each year."
ed for the school children and chairman or to Miss Wolk, care Girl Scout Leaden
the topic "The New Humanity".
total to $180.
. |,.;-ity, Alberta Hege- boy, Perth Athboy. SayrevilleJ United Fund leaders empha- parents today, 2 P.M. In the
of Independent - Leader, H Show Chrittmp Crafi Graham Bardsley, the Church's Committee Meeting
Mrs. Kalbrienn, president,
HiKKlns, Ann Marie Woodbridge Township, Carteret sized that the campaign Is still all-purpose room.
Youth Director will flpeak on
Green Street, Woodbridge.
AVENEL- — The Novembei "Your Ministry of Love" at 9 Set by Emblem Clnb called attention to the plaqiw*
Krewlnkel, Dl- and Madison Township, today far short of Its goal of $227,502
Miss Lucy DeMartlno's Fourth Ticket* for the ball" may be
presented to the women Of the
pstricla Me announced that hundreds ofja figure actually very low for
meeting of the Avenel Gir AM.
WOODBRIDGE— Mrs. Stan ocal church 1>y the American.
Grade cla&s Is responsible for obtained from any member of
ruul Matus, Edna boy scouts are starting thislsupport of IS agenles which
Scout Leaders was held at the
Mi
Bernstein, publicity
the program. The children will
1I.H ry Van Tassel. Do- w«k to d e t o r more than 25.000[must now serve more than 200,- be In costumes. Meryle Kramer, the Business and Professional home of Mrs. Prank Hrehoclk Halpb Fa,rrls, director ol chairman, advised an import Cancer Society for its diligent
Mitchell Place, Christmas craft music, announced the singing ant meeting of the ways and work In preparing dressings to
envelopes to homes In these'000 people because the area Is flancy Mechanic, Mary Clan- Women's Club.
was on display. Plans for of/'Souls of Rlfhteous" by the means committee of Emblem be used for cancer victims.
it Meltnda Belme communities.
growing so fast. They empha- della, and Robert Swelgln are
Yule Party
, Joan Oallos, Pa-| "Our United Fund," he said, sized "If we are to reaclf this the announcers. There will be The annual BPW Christmai Christmas gift exchange at thi Men's Chorus at 6:30 A.M. TheClub 351 will be held, Monday Announcement was made (&,
;. Stanley Hlrlak, "Is using this way to thank goal, we ne«d support from five tableaux on the stagerThe party will be held Thursda: December 12 meeting wa: Cbraleers sing "Ye Watchers November 26, 8 P.M. at th the Church Family Night.,
and Ye Holy Ones" at 9 KM.
scheduled for December 3 atthose who have or will give atthousands more from all who first tableau will be "We Gath- December 6 at the Brass Bucket made.
home of Mrs. Joseph Mazzeo
A: Christine An- work. The Fair share requestjean give even the slightest er Together" with Maria Santa with Miss Dorothy Gregowlt: Present were: Mrs. William A duet "Love Divine All Love co-chairman, 610 Krockmoll which time Rev. Manuel Rod-,
Excelling" will be sung at 10
riguez, a refugee from Cuba,
Dolan, Judith under
Marie as the Pilgrim woman, In charge. Members may invit Cuslck, Mrs. Melvln Hawkln
Avenue, Perth Amboy.
will tell of the plight of the
Gadek. Made- half-houT pay each month. Atj will have a real response, an and Michael Beese as the Pil- guests providing they Inform son, Mrs. Raymond Parlsen KM. by Mrs. Edwin Relm and
Further plans will be madi church in Cuba today.
••
.. Joan Marie Hlg- the same time and very impor-joutpourlng of generosity be- grim man. Tableau number two the chairman. The Dreamer Mrs. Stephen Krupey, Mr Richard Kerr.
Rev. Dr. Mackenzie has been for the cocktail party in De-1 Mrs. Stephan, church servic*..
.,.
ilozjan.
Thorna* tant we are using this way to cause our community Is really will be "Yankee Doodle" with made up of Dale Scott, Johr William Graham, Mrs. Edwar
cember, the card party, fash chairman, reminded the mem*. I'airirta Unde, Kath- make contacts with the manyja community with a big heart Judith Barrett as Martha Pelecki and Rfchard Rist, wli: Rightmlre,
Mrs.
Thomas participating in a workshop at
ion show, and other comin bera of the church bazaar, Dethe
New
York
Institute
for
i,...r;o. Valerie Rowln- thousands of people in this area and full of kindness."
O'Neill.
Mrs.
Anthony
Rizzol
Washington and Riohard Mc- provide the music Mrs. Lol
ercrite.
that
have
not
contributed
be, : ;i Spiclin,
Michael
The post paid envelopes can Kevitt as George Washington. Scott will direct the community Mrs. Harry Shepard, Mrs. Rob Practicing Psychtheapists. This, Mrs. Mazzeo, chairman o cember 7. The association will
cause
we
feel
strongly
that
they
...... Hutlianne Yakovbe dropped In any mall box or Tableau number three will be singing. Each member and gues ert Walsh, Miss Irene Maye week he will present a paper the cocktail party; MrB. Georgi sponsor a baked goods table.
too should be asked fur their delivered to any of the local "Dixie" with Marlene Cava- will donate
to The Indepen Mrs. George Kaser, Mrs. Ra dealing with "Factors ln Emo-Gerek, chairman of the car Each member was asked to Ir•I) Carol Ann Ballnt,
|banks, each of which has aei naugh and Joy Rizzolo as the dent-Leader Christmas Funi Stltt, Mrs. William Nemedy tional Immaturity which lead party, and Mrs. Albert Urnari responsible for at least one
item which should be on hand
Mrs. Victor Hill and Mrs. Hre to Sexual Inhibitions and Reri.i::nl, Elizabeth Bel- portunlty to show that they are up a special area for collection girls of 1865. The fourth Instead of exchanging gifts.
chairman of the fashion show as early in the day as possible.with helplnit to pro-Jus followsgression".
hocik.
linos, Patricia concerned
tableau
will
be
"A
Bicycle
Built
Ten members of the local
vl(le m i n m i n
requested all members workln The bazaar will open at 10 A l l .
' " services in this In Woodbrldge Township — for Two" with Kathleen Mc- club attended a meeting of th<
Fonte, Charles'
on a committee or any other and continue into the evening.
great
and
throwing
community.
Kathleen
At the ^jodbrldge Nationa Cormlok and Joseph Grace as New Jersey Federation of Bus;
interested in helping, to attend Soloist for the evening was
We
hope
that
many
will
want
Maryann PozyckJ,
Bank, Moore Avenue and Berry the Gay Ninety Couple. The nes and Professional Clubs a
Miss Ma/garet Holden, whocaKcr, Valerie Bop'[Street, Woodbrldge; the First fifth tableau will be "It's a Nassau Inn, Princeton, Satur
FLAN BUS TRIP
was accompanied at the piano
::f Therkorn. Mary
j Bank & Trust Company, 87 Long Way to Tlpperary" with day. Attending were Miss Clrfiri
SEWAREN — A non-profit by her mother, Mrs. Llewellyn
JKing Georges Road, Fords; th Linda Walsh as the Flapper. Sutch, Miss Ann Sutch, Mis
v. Walter Uuenskl.
bus trip from Sewaren to the C. Holden. Hostesses were'
WoodbrldKe National Bank, The children in the chorus Agatha Graham, Mrs. Job,:
Paul Leblanc, Dan1412 Oak Tree Road, Iselln will be: Betty Jo Howell, Jonl Muller, Mrs. B. W. Vogel, Mi
ISELIN — Miss Doris Sue Miss Frances Mauceri, Iselin, Christmas show in New York members of Circle 5, Mrs. KenI O H . i;. John Schlmpf.
and the Woodbrldge National Jacobs, Gail Kopsky, 'Linda Ruth Wolk, Miss Janet Fofricl Cogswell, daughter of Mr. and Miss Helen Butchko, Wood- City and to Patricia Murphy neth Rechnitzer, chairman.
.ik, Theresa Arnott,
will be conducted, Decembe:
iBank, 383 Avenel Street, Avenel.
;•. Jiuicle Bus tin,
Lukac, Linda Miller, Wanda Miss Irene Onody, Mrs. Florenc Mrs. Charles Cogswell, Everett, bridge, cousins of the bride- 29, with the bus leajjjhg 9 A.M
WOODBRIDQE - A goal of
TJwenty - one - years - old
j£
groom,
and
Miss
Rosemary
Washington,
and
Robert
J.
Linda
Perraro,
,,
^
^
.
In
Carteret
Carteret
»»nlCj
Ronush,
Maria
Chapman
and
Mrs.
Catherln
2 000
b
the end
>ajkB
Mary
.w\.
AiisAn
.
. . & Trust ComDanv. at eitnflr fhfi Scarlllo,
n
m - Diar*
m . - , . Smith,
a«.uv*
I..A~ Durisch.
nuricph The
TVIO group
nhn'm heard
v*ooi-^ nx™
Susan v.vip?*'
Ewer:
Mrs Mauceri, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mauceri, Iselin, sister of the from 103 Woodbridge Avenu Thorwill make her screen de«,
Judy
Reservations are still available but as a coed in Jerry Lewis'!
Zale, Dennis berewsky, Alan Bushnell, director of the Wi Joseph J. Mauceri, 24 Bird bridegroom were bridesmaids. by contacting Mrs. E, S. Snell
"The Nutty Professor." A Para-.
Donald
Stewart,
Iselln,
served
Avenue,
were
united
in
mar18
Avenue:
and
the
Ftrsl
8cuttl.rr
men's
Department
for
the
Nain the
audl- National Bank in Carteret, 2! Fratello, James Hogrebe, AnsME 4-3611.
mount release.
TaAsel.
ley Long, AhthonJ Lovlto, tional Association of Manufai rlagc at St. Cecelia's Catholic as best man. Ushers were
torlum.
(iail Fortenboher, Mrs. Edwin Wynne. presl- Cooke Ayenue,
Bruce Melton, John Pryor, turers speak at the luncheo Church, Saturday, at a Nup- George Butchko Jr., couBin of
.', Linda Ooluble- dent, welcomed the parents]
John 8hershan, Eugene Snln- The speaker drew a contrast be tial Mass. Rev. Robert Mayer the bridegroom, and Thomas
••ri H a y z e r . L y n n and urged participation tji PTA
ski, Michael Waldbaum, Vin- tween the free American econ- performed the double ring cer- and Joseph Mauceri, brothers
Edward
•Janice K o c s l . R o w
omy and that of Russia, t emony and was celabrant at of the bridegroom.
cent
Wolny.
activities.
Mauceri, brother of the bride•:.<i, J o s e p h M l t k o ,
"equal Russia today, among |the Mass.
Mrs. Wynne and Mrs. Berbride, given in marriage groom, was rlngbearer.
other things, she said America
'('••iitsch,
Richa
1:1
would have to "abandon three- by the bridegroom's father, was The cuuplo It on a trip to
wyyjsowskl. l K a t e s l 0 ^ m c o n v e n t l o n l n
fifths of our steel capacity, dressed in a cocktail length Washington, D. C.
A Michael Almas!, A t l a n U c C l t y
PORT READING - The Sponsors Grid Game scrap two out of tffree of our gown of lace over taffeta. Her The bride attended Cascade
i, Ueraldme Bader,
Robert E. Mulligan, princi- physical fitness program in the AVENEL — The Avenel Fire hydro-eleotric plants, rip up short veil hung from a crown High School, Everett. The
•mi1, Nancy Dippopal. Introduced the teachers. primary Krades was describedcompany No. 1 is sponsoring a 14 out of every 15 miles' of of roses and she carried an old bridegroom attended St. Mary's
• DtMuro,
Walter;
He also stated several programstby Ernest Dubay, director of football game Sunday at the paved highway-destroy two^ out fashioned bouquet of gardenias High School, Perth Amboy.anrt
'inn McCann, Rose
will be devoted to the bond is- physical education in the Woodbridge High School sta- of every three miles of railways, and lllies-of-the-valley,
servedJ "three years- :in
- "the
" "V. "S.
•!..; f:nrct
Sharkey,
sue referendum to be voted on Township schools at a meeting dium. The contest will be be- slash all paychecks by three- M i s s Elizabeth Butchko, Navy and was stationed in
• ••;.!, Henata Wyjy56 Inch to 60 Inch Wide
45 INCH WIDE
next month and to the science of School 9 PTA. Mr. Dubay, tween the Woodbrldge Bears fourths ano send 60,000 people Woodbridge, cousin o; the Washington. He Is employed
• i.i Zennarlo.
ln his talk, stressed the im- and the Old Bridge Warriors.1back
Mary Banfleld, and «adwg!_pro«rains.
- • to
• the
- furm.1
bridegroom, was maid of honor. at Two Guys from Harrison. I
portance of exercise in the for- Starting time is 2 PM.
Donna Ellis,!
mative years.
Tickets may be purchased
Plaids . SfHi,1s O 0 0
ry Ane Fillips- Aduth Israel men
Prints and flQc ,
Tweeds
/
/ S
Plans for a December tea for from any fireman. The proliiuchoski,
Linda
Val. to 3.98
L
class
mothers
and
teachers
Set
Cabaret
Night
ce eds will benefit the 50th ansolid, Q^Jyd.
tm
Yd.
.•••iil'vn Kath, Kevin
were announced by Mrs. Mary nlversary celebration of the to•'•• Mtnkler, Joseph WOODBRIDGE- The Men's
Club of Congregation AdathCafice, room representative. cal fire department which will
'•orratne Rodzinka,
NYLON LACE
Skirt Zippers
Mrs. Rose Hilton, budget- be held next year.
'•'-'•-\ Eileen Smith, Israel, on Saturday night. December 1, 1962, have planned finance co-chairman asked
a Hawaiian Cabaret Night at for volunteers to assist with!
the Woodbrldge Jewish Com-!the arrangements for a dance
' <><lHe Hears
CONSO
Pkg. of 10
CONSO
munlty Center.
Officers
An all Hawaiian show, writ-) Mrs. Vesar Landaeta, preslPleatcr
CC
Pleatcr I Q c ,
Mcmbers of the'ten by Mrs. Leonard Goldman dent, reported she conferred
C
nd t rected
M a n n y Gold wlth Wllllam Blenn r
Board
liters of Liberty «
"
^
* '
'
wl11
rest nI<J(1
lersey Council''"*** P '
There of Education member, regardKrtward Palmer,*'" "1™ be danr- • •
- ins the progress of construction
MOSS
nnd Mrs Or- ^ of Phil Capri (did his or- on new School 19 and was adCj
-chestra plus a mi.u. ,
,,-vised that the Board hopes to
t"U . national
meet she January 1 complethem
GIFT SHOP
ii'.i'ftliiK held i t Chairman of
- the affair, E. lion date,
,72 INCH WIDE
.Hornick
anticipates
a
l
a
w
Two
naw
officers,
Mrs.
MarBALL FRINGE
••school 4 audltor- turnout, and suggests early re- tin Mulroy, secretary and Mrs.
NYLON NET
All Colors
servations with Mrs. Jerry Charles Filo, treasurer, were
*'•"• furthered for
C
Introduced.
Unas party to be Cohen or Mrs. Marc Burt.
Boy Scouts to Deliver School 23 Sets
United Fund Envelopes Program Today
Washington Girl Bride
Of Robert J.Mauceri
2,000 Library
Books PTA Goal
Z
Dubay Addresses
Grand Opening
P t Reading PTA Avenel Fire Company
TOWN TRIMMINGS
190 Smith St.
Perth Amboy
WOOLENS
FIBERGLASS
7 Inch 1 0 c
3 Yards 1 0 c
HOOKS 3 3
CAFE 1 He.
TAPE 13yd.
WSII.I.FR'S
in
FRINGE lUyd.
DINNER
Enjoy Thanksgiving Day Dinner
:II|
1
)'T 21. Cooperation
In A Pleasant Atmosphere
""HTS was urged b;
'I Trost on the ha
1
24 INCH TO 36 INCH
d DINNERS
Served Daily
l
" limn 3:00 P M. to
' '""Hi* (Mldnfcht)
Tuesday,
November 27th
177 KAIIWAY AVENUE
SPAGHETTI
vi,,!!
PIUK
"FRESH SEAFOOD
111
ZIPPERS OJC
5 Yards 1 O C
SEQUINS
BELT BACKINQ
VU'K «»N MX
Ot'T OKUEK8
n Mi-; 4 n\\
Clam Chowder
MARYLAND
Clam Fritters
ORDERS PREPARED TO TAKE OUT
1V|UAGE INN
»^' Uestaurunt
"'" **«., Wuudbrldic
TYRONE CHAMPA, Proprietor
RIBBON
IUy<L
SATIN
RIBBON
1
C
1 yd
By the 5<| Vd. ttoll
Value 5.»»
FREE! 2
c
AHrKOX Vt Ui€H W1UB
IA(E Z"!?
Spin,:*
, ! " • ; •••--.
•"-••'i)
SEWING IHREAD
With purchase of 5«e or up
Fresh Fish
BRASS BUCKET
We carry all kinds ot L^ca, „.„' . •;,
Butttuis, Braids, Fabrics, Veilings, Beads,
and Fringes at Cut Rate Prices!
CALL ME 6-5157
Charcoal Steakhoute and Cocktail Bar
TOWN TRIMMINGS
Fried Clams
U. S. No. 9 MAIN ST.
WOODBRIDGI
Plenty of FKEE PARKING SPACE
At Rear Eiilianoe
VELVET i n
French Double Scallopei
WOODBRIDGE
FRESH CAUGHT
M i l IHNNKK
WASHABLE
3 lor 2 5 C
Freah Shrimp
Fried
&
,-otr.
FELT PIECES
RIGHT OFF THE BOAT"
Pie,
Id Sandwlobtt
R1C - RAC
nr
2 Yards1 5 C 3 Yards 2 5 c
WOODBRIDGE SEAFOOD MARKET
(Near Green Street)
IUy«.
3 Yards 1-00 2 Yards 2 5
SLIPCOVER
•"'*' 'ii progress.
'"•MKC'OOKED
LOOPS
For
Call ME 4 9148
190 Smith St.
Perth Amboy
Open 9 AM. - 5:30 P.M.—u*m. It f i t • AJI. - |
tM.
NOVEMBER 81,1982
PAGE,, FOUR
OBITUARIES
En.
Colonia Clubwomen ft
Talent Auction ]yOv
Program Offered
By Junior Group
COLONIA - A talent aucif Juiliu Bere8. Surviving are AVENEL — The drama deC. .1. DONEGAN
partment presented the protlon, featuring Chrlitmu gift
WOODBRIDQE — Funeral ;hree daughters. Mrs. Ellubeth
gram at Junior Women's Club
scrvicrs for Charles J. Donegan, 3oba, Los Angeles. Calif.; Mrs.
item*, and decor*tlom, baked
"Ni'tl
meeting at the homo of Mrs.
69, 639 Linden Avenue, who Slile Alford. Raleigh, N. C, und
good*, and white elephant a r William
Dean,
Dorcen
Drive.
A
dii d Friday at his home after Mrs. Emma Tampa, of the John
ticle* will be held at School 20
pantomime on a portion of the
a brief Illness, were held yester- Street residence; three sons,
opera "Carmrn" was enacted
on November 27 i t 1:00 P^J. Troop 48, „,„„
William,
Steve
and
John
of
day at. the arriner Funeral
by Mrs. George Yates; a debate
The motion whloh li wtworcd PoRt 263ii j n
Binmc. 44 Orren Street, with a Hopelawn; 21 grandchildren!;
on the question "Dors it take
,)lrmn hl(?h requiem Mass at five great-grandchildren, and a
by Uie ?eder»t»d Woman's Club Thoisrn
in i
a brave person or a coward to
8t, .Finns' Church Burial was sister, Mrs, Sophie Toth In commit suicide?" was particiof Colonla will be open to Uder, Willis
In St. Gertrude Cemetery. Hunjary.
member* and their IUMU.
Raynak.
pated In by Mrs. Yates, Mrs.
Crtonla.
Novelty Item* will Include Kenneth i(,«.
Olnny .Bousa and Mrs. James
A former Perth Amboy resl- MRS. CHARLES WRIGHT
nuoh articles M the "glamour- W& Elliot K'.i •,,•
MftJza and a puppet show wan
drnt. the deceased had .lived ISEUN — Funeral services presented by Mrs Maw.a. Mrs.
ptiRS." black Ratln ntuffed cat,] 70 •t-triul<;,i Ui, ,;
in Woodbridce for the past 45 for
eye
manic*, aprons for the holl-jTraltun« Ov,
Oladyi Wright, 58 Dean, Who won the award for
years. He retired 20 years »i<>\...
days and mitt pot holdeiR.!COTfiw with ihi.
best actress last year 1n the
who
fiom the Rarltan Mercantile
Nylon net Chrl«tma« treeo, The num..
sixth district drama tournafancy door knob coveri, candlesimovlcs
Corp.. Perth Amboy, where he Thursday at Memorial OeneriJ ment, portrayed rxerjrts front
was employed as a stationary Hospital, Union, were held her winning s role Mrs.
and wreaths made from noodleslcampcraft
wig infer. He was a member" Monday at the Quackenbojs Hughes was the annmmoer for
and imagination are among they were uiubi,
of'St. James Church and the Funeral Home, 156 Livingston the entire program. Mrs. Bmce
mmp of the decorative articles tho hlkh w\
Husband of th« late Helen Avenue. New Brunswick, with McKeen handled the lights.
for the holidays to b« auc- part of tin- (',
?an.
Ellwood Perkins, minister of the
(Brennen) 'D
tloned. Th« gourmet section Troop 48 w
Donations were made to the
a son, Charlei Methodist Church, officiating Middlesex County T. B. League
will feature danlsh pastry, of Honor" ^t
3., Jr.; and a sister, Mrs. Ralph Burial was In Elmwood Ceme- ,nd to the Holt Orphanage for
home made bread, Candles, November ;n
tery. New Brunswick.
Kelly of WoodbrldRe.
cookies and cakes.
Kor«an children. A donation
The deceased was a member was made to UfllCEF from the
Mrs. Dominic Valvano, chairELIZABETH A. JONES
of the Methodist Church, New members' ehlldern's trick enman, announced that Mri. Paul
— Funeral services Brunswick, and was a member treat money collected on HalV
Ablonety and Mrs. Jacob Wlrtz
fbr Mrs. Elizabeth A. Jonps, 68,of Loyal Council 11. Daughter* loween.
BEADV FOR TM.KNT AUCTION: Federated Women's Club of Coloiiln member* a IT shown with Mme of the article* to will be the auctioneers, other I
97 Maple Street, who died Fri- of America, Perth Amboy, and
be auctioned off November 27 at School 20 i t 8 P.M. l*ft to rlfht, Mrs. Dominie Valvano, Mrs, James And*r»on, Mn. committee members are Mrs.
day night at Perth Amboy the Lady Forresters of America, Members were nskrd to bring
Joseph Vital*, Mm. Kollln Hubbard and Mrs. Robert Mclntyre.
Joseph Hrchud, Mrs Barneirt|I
In
gifts
for
the
Vlneland
State
General Hospital, were held New Brunswick Circle 8.
Jacobs, Mrs. Rollln Hubbard, j
Home
for
Girls
for
Christmas.
Monday afternoon at the ,,-Surviving are her husband,
(Irelner Funeral Home, c44 Charles Wright; two son*, Mrs. Robert Euan, public wet- ture a speaker from the Soclal'hcld at the annual Cliristmas,men; Woodbridge Independent tee chairmen to submit their Mrs. Robert Me Intyre, Mrs
Green Street, Woodbridge, with Charles, Jr., Hamilton Square far* Chairman, reminded mem- Security offire invitations to!party December 11, Dinner will Leader Christmas Fund; Mid-(final reports at the December Jarne* Anderson and Mrs. Jo-,
bers they are to bring in trad- attend were sent to various or- be served at 7 P.M, at the flra- dlwex County
seph
Tuberculosis meeting.
burial in Clover "Leaf Park and Richard, Iselln.
ing stamps for the home. She ganizations In town, A foreign [house. Mrs. Howard Hucjgena League and the Marlboro Hos- According to Mrs. Greco, the
Cemetery, Woodbridgt.
lso announced a baby layette oookle-baklng contest will be heads the committee consisting I pita 1 Auxiliary Fund,
Btate auxiliary held 1U Instal- tend the county mwUrtf
The deceased was a resident JOSEPH T. MORGAN
i being compiled for the State held with Mrs. Brlnloy, Inter- of past president* A commltlation at the Tracy Trent Ho- K*asb«y this monUi.
Mrs.
Owen
Roff
«
M
Mrs.
of Avenel and Port Reading for
Child Welfare Bureau and
the past SO years. She was a AVENEL — Funeral services asked members to bring In ar- natlonal relations chairman, in j tee meeting Is scheduled for Andrew Galisln were appointed tel, Trenton, November 1. She After the business meeting,
charge. The cookies will be on Friday at 7:30 P.M. at the flre-l
member of the Ladles' Aux- for Joseph T. Morgan, 49, 457 Icles to complete It.
by Mrs. Qeorge Kunak, presl- announced the next state meet- a baby shower was held In honsale at the club's Holiday Mart, house.
iliary Chapter 14, D. A. V., Woodbridge Avenue, who died
deiit, to audit the treasurer's Ing Is to be held at Wanna- or of Mrs, Hudgens. Mrs. Theolast Wednesday at Perth Am- Mrs. Bruce McKee, veterans
Railway.
Donatlons were made to the books. Mrs. Kunak reminded all massa. She also stated that she dora Artym was In charge ofwjij st»i f st., v,
Surviving are her husband, boy Qeneral iosplUl, were held ichairman, anouncwl B2 HaMoBoontoh Home for Aged Fire officers t n 4 standing commit- ind.Mn..Buben Greco will at- arrangements.
Harry; a son, Harry, Jr.; two Saturday at the Grelner Fun- w«en favors were made and deerla
Home,
44
Green
Street,
1
livered to the State Home for
sisters, Mrs. Edward FUher,
New Brunswick, and Mrs. Ida Woodbridge, with a high re- Disabled Veterans, Memo Park.
Seel, Hollywood, Flfc.; a Brother, qulem Mass at St. Andrew's 8he reminded members to save
John Kroeger, Tottenville, 8.1., Church. Burial was In St. Ger- commemorative stamps for reAVENEL - Election of offlhabllltation work for servicemen
and three grandchildren.
trude Cemetery, Colonla.
cers was held by the Ladies
The deceased had been emof the Avenel Fir*
JAMES F. JAEGER
ployed for 30 years as an acSEWAREN — Funeral servmade (or the Holiday Mart to Company with Mrs. Alex Tarcz
countant With the U. S. Metals be held November 30 and De» Jr. leading the slate as preslices for James F. Jaeger, 24,
of 462 West Avenue, who and Refining Company, Car- cetnber 1 at the Avenel-Colonla dent. Others elected are: Mrs.
plunged 90 feet to his death teret, and belonged to the com- Flrst Aid Squad building. The Michael Tetesco, first vice preslast Wednesday when he fell pany's 28-year club. Formerly proceeds will benefit the local Went; Mrs. Frank Wanca, second vice president; Mrs. Godfrom a water tank under con- of Woodbridge, he had restruction at Hyannis, Mass., sided in Avenel for the past Final reports were made by frey Thompson, recording secwere held Monday morning at 10 years. He was a member of Mrs. Al Atkins, chairman of the retary; Mrs, Peter Greco, corSt. John's* Episcopal Church. St. Andrew's Church and
recent rummage sale and by
(Burial was In Alpine Cemetery. Holy Name Society and Council Mrs. Donald Roder, chairman James Mulligan, treasurer and
Arrangements by Grelner Fun- 2088, Knights of Columbus. He of the recent sixth district fall Mrs. Georqe Allen, sergeant-ateral Home, 44 Green Street, was a 1959 graduate of Rutgers
Woodbridge.
University.
The next meeting will fea- Installation of officers will be
The deceased, the father oi Surviving are hU widow, Liltwo young children, was killed lian T. (Montecardo);
Instantly. He had been work- sons, Brian G. and Kenneth A.,
Ing on the tank when the acci- Avenel; and two brothers,
dent occurred. He was em- George E,, Roselle and Frank
ployed by the DeMoins Com- J., Carteret.
pany, Bristol, Pa., as a chipper.
Surviving are his widow,
Barbara (White); two children,
Debra L., and James E., his
mother and step-father, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Pocklembo of
Sewaren. and a brother, Robert
N., Sewaren.
New Jersey
Fire Auxiliary
Elects Officers
Simplicity
CHARLES CAPACOY^E
FORDS — Funeral services
for Charles Capacoyne, 55
Drummond Avenue, were held
Thursday at the Flynn and Son
Funeral Home, 23 Ford Avenue,
with a requiem Mass at Our
Lady of Peace Church. Burial
was in Our Lady of Humwy
Cemetery.
A native of Hungary, the deceased was a resident of Fords
for the past 65 years. He was
t member of Our Lady of Peace
Church,
Surviving are his daughterin-law, Mrs, Eleanor Capacoly,
Fords.
MRS. PIROSKA BERES
HOPELAWN — Funeral services for Mrs, Piroska (Pochek*
Bercs, 31 John-Street, who died
suddenly Friday at her home,
were held Monday afternoon at
Mltruska Funeral Home, 531
New Brunswlck,Avenue, Fords,
with services at the Hungarian
Reformed Church, Perth Am
boy, with Rev. Desso Abraham
conducting services. Bttrlal was
In the church cemetery.
The deceased was the widow
Power Equipment
Fovorife
CLEANERS
SNOW
THROWERS
RIDING
TRACTORS
TILLERS
L Adler
Hons
Highway 130
North Brunswick
Phone AX 7-2471
lues., Nov. 21th
TROUSERS
or SLACKS
PLAN AHEAD
NOW!
WATCH EACH WEEK'S PAPER FOB TUES. SPECIAL
1
You can assure yourself of a picasant, enjoyable Christmas next year,
if you plan ahead. You'll receive
dividends in addition to the regular
check.
t 1.00
t tM
I 500
$10.00
each wetk
rach week
Mob wMk
tick week
(PLUS
(or 50 wecfci—1 MAI
for U w c d M - U M . H
for M WMki^JIWI.M
(or M weeks - | M « . M
DIVIDENDS)
Axia Federal Savings
and LOAN ASSOCIATION
1591 Irdng St. Rahway
FII14242
Houn mtft • ML w <:» rjs.
S(Ur4«7Sl I » «. la II NWB
A Qf Qn Your S»vliu«
/ 0
PlM Quwterl*
TAILORING SPECIAL
NEW POtKETS INSTALLED
on
TROUSERS CUFFED
Wt MM Inilill l\pf*n - ihwlin « linjlL.n
AND VVEAVINU
DAY SHIRT
LAUNDERING .
J
"THERE'S A BOND CLEANERS NEAR YOU1
WOODpBUJGl
IH Main St.
OARTERET
tia Wwhlnfton Ave..
SSS AUIIHJJ Avr.
tor. rciililuf
COLONIA
72 HooKveU Ave,
Iiiffian AT«. A*P Center
KAHWAY
18EUN
Oak Tree Hd.
1 392 Irving St., Next to AftP
FOODS
•Kg St. Gtune Ave,
JIO New Bniniwlok ATC
Rtxl to IfcmUa
A unique delivery system for gasoline
The HMS man on the bicycle is an expediter
He hurries up the delivery of gasoline 1f om
our pushbutton refinery to you.
You see.tha Hess parking lot is ten limes 1%
q«r than a baseball fiekj, pur drivers used to
lose a lot of time walking to their trucks.
fo
Now tha Hess man rides to his truck... puit
his bike on the grill... and drives to the gate.
Little things like this may not make a better
gasoline. That happens at our refinery. But they
r^fa economies wtiich wo
Next time you Me a clean J
white H«W flM station, slop | r | p
in,
You wouldn't
i Y
ld't want
ant to pa^ 'I " "
*•>• good thlnfl would you? P*"" '
^
Ine C. Olswsaki, Debit Perei,
$12235. All who participated fore the public In December.
and Mary Jean Zalek.
* ,
Mrs.
William
Hart
anProceeds
from
the
branch'
trasive pntctttu, reported
were thanked by Mrs. SchweitBrownie
Troop
135
Invested
nounced
the
faculty
of
School
Mils Quarles. It Is unique In .jinual luncheon-bridge supzer. She also reported plans for
Donna Matt, Linda Esklh, Lynr!
wo respects: Its open plan, port the fellowship fund. Mrs.
the Christmas baraar w e pro-IB had 100% membership In
da Bybch and Joan Dr.Mattetfr
the
PTA
and
presented
Mrs
with do fence* around the John Yakubli, Ootonta, chairgressing. There will be many
Mothers of the girls were i n *
D.
P.
Crilly,
president,
with
a
man,
reports
the
luncheon
to
(rounds and Its successful "stuCOLONIA — Numerous cer- vlted and attended the oerehand made articles available
ie
held
March
3
at
the
QreonISEUN — Open house was T^bazaar will be held at certificate, from ttn County emonies were held by Brownie
dent government," which alirler Restaurant in North held at School IK Monday eve- School 15 on Wednesday, De- to bo given to the faculty. Mrs Troops of Colonla, Olrl Scout, mony held at the home of M i l
. 0 nrien, daughter of| that Altar
candidates' lows Inmates to formulate
George Ehrhart, leader.
,' M l S George O'Brien, class Of a t . Cecelia's Church many of their own rules and irunswlck will be a smorgas nlnt. After a short meeting cember 12 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.l Hart aim requested anyone Neighborhood 3 during the past
At the home ol Mrs. Bernard
who
has
not
as
yet
sent
In
their
In
the
auditorium.
month as follows:
bord.
', liond was honored Will not meet Saturday morn- regulations.
N«U C'flsarettl was welcomed
Brownie Troop 14)
•;„, birthday at a small int.
—
Clinton's maximum security Hostesses were MIM Adellma Emphasis was placed on M tha new legislation chair- membership envelope to please Troop 80 invested six tiew MeCauley,
invested
Cathy
Cairns, NancJ?
try
to
get
It
back
to
school
what
the
teacher
exp»ct*
from
I ,,v Friday. Saturday. —The Parent Teachers Or building wasn't used until a Lyon, Clerk; Mr». George P.
girls, November 14 Including Kent, Debbie Clark, Ann Loui|»
18 wll'.few years ago, MIM Quarles re- Marks m , Colonla: Mm. M. Y.her students and what the par-mftn. He reported that he had| s n o n M posslbln
( ,iivien. Jr.. was hon. ganlzatlon of Bchool
Susan
Holderrled,
Elaine
PruKuhn, and Cindy Wild.
i»nt letters to the Governor of Mrs. Harry Klein has acoeptmeet Wednesday, November 28 vealed. Its Use became neces- Layton, Rahway, and Mrs. ents can do to help.
l l K birthday also at «
—
New York and other New York •d the health and safety chair elello, linda Kozar, Janet
at
the
school,
8
P.
M.
Jarry
P.
Burke,
Woodbrldge.
A
report
was
given
on
the
sary
with
the
Influx
of
"deeply
iniirv party.
Coughlln,
Vanessa
Rozzelle
and
Wendy
D'Arcy, Judy Johflr
disturbed" Juveniles. Fifty pei A festive holiday program Is executive board meatlni with officials
—Cana Conference
manshlp.
Harbara Jones.
Jones. The
The cere
ceremony,son.
—----^^
1 •hoinas Catlin and
raising of the alcoholic drinkHarbara
—
•
"
" Magnola,
«"*»'«• Dew>
J«aff
cent
of
Clinton's
Inmates
Is
un
Mrs.
W.
H.
Woo«,
Semel
AveS
d
scheduled
for
Sunday
ilanned
for
December
IS
and
UV
Mrs.
Crilly
presented
th'
Cooper Ave.'Doughty,
Nina
ing
age
to
31.
Mr.
Cesaretti
d|r 35 years of age and a
members are requested to bring nue.
PTA with a oheck for $39.55 WAS held at the home of
Alexander Cuth- Cecelia's School, Room 207.
|bl« Wist, Karen
Ktaneth Schwtltzer, also spoke of plans to use the which was earned by the Moth' Michael Martlnko, leader.
er percentage still in their token grab bag gift
from
8
to
11
P,
M.
A
discusMrs.
Tree
Road,
went
Troop
144
with
Mrs.
Donald
Laurie Zlngg, were
I uk
PTA
members
to
help
get
out
chairman,
Miss
ways
J
Joseph Maucerl sion wilt be held oh several teens was duly noted.
Club of the executive boan Smith, leader. Invested Lindajthe home ol Mr». Bdward
announce tbe net profit on the vote for the Bchocl referen- ers
points, such as, the vocation of *>«"1« 4>ted the majority o] THE WINTER
dum, which will be coming be- on a project on their own time Ehrhart, Jennie Koaak, Chrt
the HsJtoWMtt cake
parenthood, love and affection these girls are products Ol
K.tlirra Club of Boy
Little
Boy:
Mother,
1
b
u
t
broken
homes.
In the home, authority and
' , 4(i will meet Tuesdiscipline, nnd hints for par- An exceptionally low 10% a boy UP this morning.
Vrtrrans of Foreign ents on the sexual education ofj
Mother: Good graclousl Howl
rate of return offenders Is re
Mncoln Highway.
their children. Register In corded for Clinton Reforma bad?
"(iustave WPrelter. advance by calling Mr. and Mrs.tory. Miss Quarles' study, thf Little Boy: Just by an hour.
thr Ladle*1 Aid 8 0 - Anthony Sarueviere, ME 4-1601
first of Its kind, may shed new : got up at wren, and be tot
'.j,,, first Presbyterian or Mr. and Mrs. William Clialight on current rehabilitation up at eight.
,,[ iselin, announces the fetelll, U 8-8343.
practices.
,,, m ,. o t Monday, No-VFW Post Band will re- Her gratitude to A. A. U. W, PAOttT BOOtE
'.,.; 8 p. M., at the
hearse tonight at the VFW Hall, for the fellowship that enables The movie ushtt was at the
t B o'clock.
her to devote full time to this dentlst'i,
1
•Ha * High School of
"Now, Miss," said the den—The Federated Woman's research project was expressed
a nee will be held
tist, "which tooth la giving you
Club of kcUn will met Wednes- by Miss quarles. The A, A,
:nB to 10:30 P . M . , in
day, November 28, 1 P. M. with W. awards about 100 such fel all the trouble?"
,j[B
Admission will Mrs, John Cwlekalo, Oak Tree
lowships annually to gifted
Second from the left In the
High School Road.
balcony," she replied.
men scholars.
issued at the He—St, Cecelia's Girl Scout
,,.,,,-s which are held
Leaders met Monday in Our
,.,lny from 7 to 8 P. M Lady of Lourdea Hall. Christ. and
Sophomore! mas season activities were dis" m the cafeteria and cussed.
Brownie Troops
Invest Members
Open House Held
At School No. 15
PERSONALS
(><•
and Seniors
Fa lima Hall.
In
Our
Puck 38, sponsored by
School 18. PTO, wll meet toOf the night at 7:30 In the,school.
1
L
,1 MiMlonettei
of Ood Church
v • .I.JV at the church
made to give a
,: hnsket to a needy
the com
ere also
meetlm
:30 P. M
A ,,:nbly
—Junior Department tcach-
ers of the y
Presbytprlnn
Church Sunday School will
m$H Wednesday, November 28.
I P. M., at the church.
•
—The St. Vincent de Pauli
Society of Hi. Cecelia's Church1
will .meet Monday
t Cecelia's School.
Ami-monthly P. M., IIn 8t.
r VKW Post 3638 has Room 207
because
of
—The Society for the PreserThe next meet- vatlon and Encouragement of
joint meeting with Barber Shop Quartets Singing
Thursday, No-'In America will meet Tuesday,
9 P. M. In VFW Hall, Lincoln
..k-.M'.is instructions fbr Highway.
M: il children who at—Boy Scout Troop 4!) will
•;• ivcclia's Church will meet Tuesday from 7 to 9 P. M.,
h,lii this Saturday.
In Columbian Hall.
ri rntnter, director Oft -^-AnriOTOcemenl wa.i made
life and Drum
that the next meeting of senior
11.sored by the Chem- Girl Scout Troop 43 will be Friimci Ladder Co., Dls- day, November 30. with the
meetlngs
leader,
Mrs. William
DoerrJ
: .i-lil tonight and Mon- Westbury Road.
iii I1 M , at the old flre—This evening from T to 8
:i Harding Avenue.
o'clock, St. Cecelia's Accordion
Christ's Ambassadors!Band will meet In Our Lady of
i Assembly of OodiPatuna Hall.
ill not meet Prldayl -flwwt Adelines, Cloverleaf1
brrnii.se of ipeclal Chapter, will meet Monday, 8J0
.: conducted In the P. M In Fatlma Hall.
Kiuup has donated —St. Cecelia's Girl Scouts
the Thanksgiving and Brownlfs will meet tonight
church hag from 7 to 8:30. The Girl Scouts
needy family.
will meet in the first and third
H9, sponsored floor classrooms
and the
, Church, has va Brownies In Our L»dy of
i m n i b m h l p . Boys Lourdes Hall.
••!:n Kiist, and be-j
Mrs. Charles Cogswell, Bvi:icik mid the Clrck|«r«U, Wash., was a guest for »
:•• Ix-mwn 8 and 9|week of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
HIT I-HK!1)1I>. Those,Mauccrl, Bird Avenue.
.1;••' iiskcd to attend
M'.'-'-UIIR on
Tuesday,
• i:;, 7 I1 M., with a
PURPLE PLUM PI.UMAOE FOR SUNDAES: Easy to fit
and no eikganl for rntoitalninjr, "Plnnj Peppermint Sundaes" will top off dinner with a flavorful flourish,
Juicy canned purple plums provide tanflnes.i In the
uuce, which uses tome of the extra heavy syrup from tbe
can. Plum haves btdeck each serving of the handsome
dessert.
The 1962 pack of purple plums In the Pacific Northwest
Mt a new tannage record. Cans of the tree-rlpencd fruit
are now abundant In grocery stores to help you dress up
fruit salads, meat sauces and countless desserts.
Plnm Peppermint Sundaes
2 tablespoons crushed
1 can (1 Ib. 15-01.) purple
peppermint candy
plums In extra heavy syrup
1 quart vanilla Ice cream
t tablespoons Sherry wine
6 Individual sponge eakei
(•ptional)
M eup chopped walnuts
Drain plums, reserving W cup syrup. Fit and halve
trait Save 6 halves for garnish and chop remainder
fWMMly. Combine chopped plums, syrup, Sherry, walnuti
and randy. Place ball of ice cream on each sponge cake
and top with plum sauce. Garnish tach serving with a
plum half. Makes 6 servings.
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Talk Is Heard |
On Reformatory
TURKEY DAY
.tii:i!nr Westminster
,' of the First Pretby::.'!l will mfrt SlinCOLONIA ~ Membtrs of Co\ M, lit the church. lonla Branch, American AssoWctnunster Fel- Iclation of University Women,
•'.'! n u n Sunday, 7 met their Fellowship winners
.'aim1 place.
In person when MU» Mary Ann
!' niKhtciH of Liberty, Quarles, holder of A. A. U. W.'s
:•••• 'l council, will meet Charlotte Dlckson Fisher Fel: 11 M . with Mr, and lowship, told them of her re:• 11 Oiten, Trieste search at the New Jersey Re-
691 Roosevelt Avenue, Carteret
.as PTA willspon- ton at a meeting with Mrs.
•>''- after all Masses Abraham Rothman, 392 New
'/•''.tiers of Sister J o - Dover Road.
• •• class will supply
THURSDAY, NOV. 22nd
Quarles, a doctoral canMrs. Mattyl d Miss
ldate
Music by
maklns a com
li'H.v BalasclO.
paratlve
itudy of how the
of Cub Pack 48
treatment program at the re
-• iliclr "much postformatory during the 1910-1960
' iwx dtrby Satur-
Jimmy Skitka
period relates to accepted con-
and His Orchestra
New Jersey can be proud of
•iiu-nt weather canClinton's reformatory which
• int November 10.
b e e n a trailblazer In p
'••" November 20,
Dancing from 8 I'M. _ Admission 91.00
at'|
Avenue School, 7:J0l
was made
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NOVEMBER 21, 1962
<\QE SIX
John Galliano, toys; Mrs. Peter
iSehmldt, Jewelry; Mrs. Qlen
— . invited. Mort Newbm'g's
Gerhard, plants; Mrs. J. E. AlelBefano, Dorothy Van Edslnger,. orchestra, which played far
"Musicann '62", will be feaDorothy Ryan.
e P
:
Ann Carolan, Maureen Fitz- tured. Admission will be free
Shewchuk, pocket lady; Mrs.
and
refreshments
will
be
ALICE CtTHBERTSON
gerald. Josephine Iacono, Elea_C()l,ONlA
ISELIN — A U. S. Y. conven1606 Oak Tree Road
for ..\j
Elleen Slnnott, ; served.
Maxim,
ISELIN— Bert Murray,
IftMIn, New Jersej
PTA met Thursday at the school iFrank Kovacs, handmade ar- tard"
Eleanor Ko- The annual Christmas party tion will be held at CongregaEdward
Went of the Holy Name
Trl. LI 8-8469
idi
ticles; Mrs. E. Frandzda a n d | ' e ( t
ustaarsky, Wi! will take place Dwmber 13. Itlon Beth Sholom, November
rlth Mrs, F. C. Fyke, presiding.
pty, was guest speaker at the,jiR"m
Brandenberg,
Joseph Bill Matthnel and his Notes- 30, December 1 and 2 when
Mrs.
Howard Snedeeker, Mrs. K. E. Valentl,
r
y 11.
—Mrs. Hnrah Zellner, the
monthly meeting of St. Ce- : Shlelds, PeRpy Wehrer, John men will supply thr music for IJO high school students from
:halrman of membership re- pond; Mrs. J. E. Kuhert and
.nronx,
was
a
weekend
guest
all
parts
of
Central
New
Jersey
dancing
Other
entertainment
celia's Parochial School PTAsJRyan, Herman Mollnaro. WI1-.
I of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Huryk sorted 100% faculty member- Mrs. Peter Haytko, games; and nf thr° ,','"''
are expected to attend, Reli1 nnd 2, Wednesday and Thiirs-jiiam James, Anna Petroski. is nlso planned,
*ip. With parWits membership
Wood Avenue.
Mrs. Theodore Sager, refresh-ldl.se.usj-d tn l | (
day evenings, respectively in Bertha Snnford,
Snniora, Heien
BJIHOH.,! Hostesses
™ i v w » for
m. PTA 1
glous, cultural and social MtlvHelen Elliott,!
>resently standing at 9B%
Onr Utiy of Lourdes Hall. At Mary
Freeman,
Margaret mothers of Mrs, MenRO's and i t l e g w l u b e ne i(j throughout
—Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cuthments. Volunteers are asked to'fmri (MiM. ot "^
Library
chairman,
Mrs.
Edthe business mpftiiiK'which fol-lOT)onnel Patricia Burns, Rita Mrs. Taylor's <4g.sses and for|»w.—„!,„.„»
Ithe weekend,
bcrtson and son, Walter, South
please cbntact Mrs. Billings, Prime fi,,.1(lli
• •
' W o l f••
~«
n-i—ui BTi 2
o the
thp hostesses
hostesses were
were the
the The Friday night service,
Amboy, were guests Sunday of ward Dzlombak, disclosed the eVenlngs, at LI 8-8519.
lowed the parent-teacher
c—
o n -—
.
T
herm
SchmldtjPTA
'' - ii(-d
to srrve tin,
In the indlvldual'Roseanne
Flanzbaum. Rltatmothers of Sister Maiy An- 8:00 will be conducted entirely
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Cuth- purchase of a new typewriter Flyers will be sent home Umnu'« H » T
/or
the
library.
Through
money
thony's
and
Miss
Studeman'8
bertson, Oak Tree Road.
by the U.S.Y. members. A
clT*roomR. Mr. Murray spoke Diiscoll, Helen Swift. Marylyn
raised at the Halloween cake •nothing the children's schedule ""memakru
dance will be held Saturday
of the annual membprfihlpjBaker, Elaine Daniels. Dolores CIRSSPS.
—Happy birthday to Steph
"Kiddie i>,,
sale. Mrs, Dziombnk thanked for visiting the bazaar. If the! np|fl
jnight.
drive of the Hory Narne Sof.iety.'Donnelly, Martha Ryan, Helen
en Martlno, son of Mr. and
all mothers who participated. parents wish they may be therei^
Mrs.
Alexander
Martlno,
Oak
Mis. Donald Magulre. presi-:Essex, Florence Comstock. Pa- o f
u,,..Up\(\
The cooperation and active
COMPLETE f O r . R S E !
at that time to assist their chil- p a r t v
Imt of thr PTA. cave a report:trleia PolSk. Charles P o l a k , - W . V nimr
n .
Tree Road, who Is 10 years old 8he reported that the library
participation of the entire Condren with their purchases. An
©oujjlas W. Mar Karlane, loalso
has
»
n«w
set
of
Encycloon Miislcnnn '62," which was'Danlol Swarts
gregation is making this event
Ami;,,
open Invitation to attend is excal representative of the Mepedia.
suc-essful. She thanked the : Martin Naughton, John Eya- COLONtA — Children in the possible. The U.S.Y. members tropolitan Life Insurance Co., SURPRISE INHERITANCE
tended to all residents of Iselln, [president,
Mrs.
Hamilton
Billing*,
ways
«411tohouwd In Uie homes al
*w«rrtembers of the oflM. who weK>:iMff, . HmwfMti l*ns, Jowp.' tnww
tnww „
has participated in a special
HONOLULU — An Army ser and means chaivmnn. thanked Colontft, and vicinity. Santa sen. co-ciiiii
Stella Oleckna, Anne NovakJJohnston, Robert Brandll, Wil- [when they wero visited by mem-: Congregation members over the advanced trainlnn course re1
Claus wilKbeflsurprise, feature!*,^" 1 ™) 1
geant,
born in New YorV, ha
Ham Henderson,
H d , Maureen Jen- bers of the Library Couwll of weekend. Sisterhood will spon- lating to estate iilannlnf and recently inherited 150,000 cash ;he mothers for their h»li> at
|tend
pipi;;,
Rita Sullivan, Mildred Regen- liam
he spaghetti Innehen Novem- for the chlldrcln.
o u t f i t s fcaln:..
yo. Mary Siegel. Mary Dollard. kls, Linda Oiorda.no, Virginia Colonia .Junior High who served sor an Oneg^Shab&ot Friday business life Insurance un- and an Irish pub.
Mrs. Fyke, Mrs, Carl Luna,
ber.
Isabelle Swarts. Anne QacByn-1 Byrnes, Wanda GRffney, Marie as story t r l l m during a special night.
TlW (i(ll(-i :..
derwriting,
James Joseph Morrison, with Plans were discussed for me and Mrs. John Klmball submitThe enlarged facilities of the
ski. Jennmatie James, Veronica Johnston, Dorothy Colangdo, story hour
ThufWIny :. s , ,
ted
n
report
on
the
State
conMr. Mac Farlane, who Hv« the 25th Division at Schofleld ChrlstmaB bazaar Wednesday
Wolf, Christine Wahl, Mary Loretla Shields, Ann Catemic- Mrs, Miriam Balderston, act' Congregation have made it posMiddlesex ('..,,,
Romanowskl, ing principal, welcomed the sible to conduct the convention at &J8 Leon Avenue, recently Barracks, finishes a twenty December 5. from in nm to vention. ,
Keseday. Sophie Kronert, Lil- chio,' Connie
year
military
career
In
March
Donald
Whitaker.
principal
was
appointed
to
the
posiMollnaro,
Virginia Council members and Mrs with George Form as chair3:15 p.m. and 6^0 to 9
lian Wertz, Rae Rusbarsky, Eleanor
Tomcyk
1
Thomas Agosta, Peter Cater- Dempsey, Kay Duffy, Florence Marks, librarian of Colonia man. Mr. Form may be con- tion of Metropolitan Insur- and has planned to retire from The committee members air of Kennedy Park School, anaccom- tacted at U 8-8418. All mem- ance Consultant, in which the service.
High,
who
nounced
thRt
$130.82
was
colJunior
Cornell,
Lynn
Powowltz,
Erna
Mrs. B. E Butler. ChTlstma
nlcchio, William Ammirata,
them.
Grades vis- bers and friends are Invited to capacity he #111 continue hli , Morrison visited Ms god
Maxwell, Mary Edwards, Donna panied
r
Charless McCarthy,
W t h ; Mi's A B Rn'hmfin anrt lected for ONTCOT Fight dify, William
ited
and
participants
were:
insurance • tales and service mother, Mother Superior Julli
D'Allessandro, Gail Torak, Anferent classes participated In Auilinr » i l i l i n r l r |
(attend.
Mrs,
John
Ynb!i>
srhnnl
Sanford,
Edward
Hoffman,
a.m., Beth Kaufman:
activities from the Metropol- Agnes, recently, and was toll
na Todarlck, Olive Frlck. Ell- first
... u v 6grade
,
|
commriit t
Frank
Smith. Pred Wolf,
Mrs. DomlnlrV Riivi
nor Molinaro. Peggy Shawjfirst grade p.m., Pat Donato and
lUn'i Woodbrldfe diitriot she checked his family h Is tor
[the collection bf no retuliir everythiiu.
SOUNDS LOGICAL
Thomas Duffe,' Ray Dempsey,
Ktand:
Mrs.
Fdwnrrl
while on a trip to Ireland
Eleanor Titian, Sandy Newton,'Janice Worthman; second grade
office.
Thpre ofwill
the PTA this month ....
the Idea t!
Robert
Leuddeke,
Edward
(for (lie lihrnrvv '
found that he was heir to th
Gladys Shaw, and Elaine De- a.m., Kathy Miskinis; second HONOLULU — Patients of
•me i\<-7.\ exeoiUtre rmflrd meef-jwifpo p i ' i i t,.
Kelly, Charles Jenkins, Prank laney.
the
St.
Francis
Hospital
are
Oalasso
mid
^fr«
V
elix
Oala
'
grade p.m.. Janice De Rose and
Morrison property In Killaloe
be on December 13, at'
pajamas'cost more, but they
Gallagher,
James
Vendola
Al Ing
Ing will
will be
His father had come to th' rommlnw MocVlnw: Mrs Al
Rev. John M. Wilus, modev- Donna Luth; third grade a.m clad in brightly colored pagive
the
patient
a
lift
and
that
Frank Kopcko, Edward Lyman
vin Jospphson.'donations; Mrs 'the school.
Maureen Lazo and Margaret jamas Instead of the traditiona"
country /rom Ireland.
ator
of
PTA,
announced,
a
makes the Increased prica
Joseph Barry, Dorothy Miran1
Nordaha; third grade p.m. white gowns.
worthwhile.
de, Jane Hare, Marian Dapuz- dance WlTf be held December
lwW
Hospital
officials
Raid
the
gay
Maureen Lazo.
s>, Joan Hrehus, Peggy An 1, with all members of Ihe Par-
USY Convention
Starts Nov. 30
iJances Slated
At St. Cecelia's
Woodbridge Oaks
PTA Makes Plans
F o r Y u l e Bazaar^, *ute ie hant Mrs. j.
Plan I
Tor School 17 Tot*
i*wwswswm*^^
' 4 message froth iheSreasury of a free people
HOW tO — . - r -
preserve the
freedom they found
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PAGE SEVEN
I !'•
NOVEMBEK 21, 1902
<T
ftmtie Choir Rehearsal. «:00|»lck. gave right » the Wind,
hearing to the deaf, feet to the
P.M.
HItHODlST CHURCH
CHURCH
uonrcwon.
jtame, thus brlnRlw to light
(30 New Dover IUt4, Bdlson
the sctoUflc
WoottbfMie, N. J.
Ever, 8.»unl.> ii A M un-the
. d a U f l e .action
« U « . of the J
DM, UMrt • . Imtt fimh
vine Mlnffon
Mlnffon human
human minds
WttUtm a l e t a u m . ••••••
til noon I t o t P M. and 7 to
to vine
minds and
Morning Worship A Church P M / n d metlm on daysbodle. and giving a be
b Her
H un
un
W
W
tlwa
ISchool:
!derst»nding
of
Soul
and
salvabefore Holy D»ys oJ Obligation
Monday Scnrloct
9:30 t o 10:30 A M
lion"
8 00 A M. Holy Communion H A M until noon
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
1:30 A M., Family Service Young Peoples Group. 7 P.M
CHURCH
and Sunday Schou
Masonic Temple
TEMPLE BETH AM
11:00 AM., Holy Communion
1548 i r v t a i S t r w t Railway
JEWISH COMMUNITY
and Sermon (first and third
CENTER O F COLONIA
Sundays* Mornlm Prayer and
Sunday
a t 11 00 A M
Junior
Choir.
WednMday:
CONGREGATION BF.T1I
(KIR RKDrKMIR
ST. ANTHONY'S R. f,
ZtO Cleveland Avenue
Sermon (Secoriil and fourth
itM'l
Sunday School 8 30 A M
3:15
KHOLOM
LUTHERAN CHURCH
CHURCH
Rabbi Hubert WltUa
Wednesday, testimony meet- AVENEL — A regular board
W e d n « t d V - Adult Choir 7:30 Sundays)
90 Cooper Avrnue, ls*ltn
28 N u r t h Strwt. Forth
Port {trading
Services, Friday evening; 8:30 ing a t 8 0 0 P M
Holy Day*
Friday
Brownie
Troop,'7:00
Rabbi
Bernard
frinkel
meeting will be held by SisterRet Cldon B .8lohi
Ret btanlilDui Mllin r»«tnr
10 00 A M. Holy Communion Saturday rooming f 0 0
Ur Norbert Kaatner Ctnlor
Reading Room
Tuesday
Friday: Girl Scout*. 7:00
nir.K Worship uriuiutii Kdrtle Ji'cobton >n«
hod B'nal Jacob Tuesday at 9
Sunday MasSeb 7:00 8 00 8abb»th Services Friday eveJunior
Congregation
Satur
Orrantuttoni
Thursday. 12 to 3 P M : W e d Saturday: Confirmation Class
Ml» Barbara rntKbt
School
•»:00 U 00 and 12 00 noon
Trinity Veatry, third Mon- day morning from 10:45 A.Mnesday 8 t o 7 30 P M.: Friday P.M, at the Avencl J - v h
|nlng
8
00
10:00 A M.
Matiii 8ervice 8 15 AM
to 11:45 KM,
Community Center where th*
Weekday Maftuws a t 8:00 KM Saturday Morning Service,
day, 7: So P.M
to 9 P M
Main Service 111 45
Novena l n h o n o T ol Bt An8t. Anne's Dnlt. first Monprogram for th« Decembrv i >
8:30
Wettfleld
Holy
Communion
COMOiptOATlON
I-.VPTUMK
CONGREGATION ADATH
jthony each Tuesday at 7:15
day. 8:U0 P.M.
ular meeting will be planned.
Hi
EMt
Broad
Street
First Sunday 10:45
•*AM*COB
ISRAEL
fit. Margwefi Unit, first
PM
ISELIN ASSEMBLE OF GOO
The entertainment will be a
Sunday 9:30 and 11 4 M.
Miir* Sunday 8 15
Lord StTMt, Avrael
Wednesday, 8:00 P M.
Ambor Avenue, Woodbridge
CHURCH
fashion show, "Dress Up for the
Bmbbl
'blllp
Brud
Sunday
Bchool
U
A
M.
Sunday
School
and
Bible
SUbbl Samuel Newbtrctr
Eptecopal Churchwomen first
41 Berkeley Bonleiard
,, i m i,n ot each
FORDS
Holidays." Also featured will
8:30 P M Prlday
Wednesday 8 Ifc
N
9X0 A M
8:00
P
M.
Friday
Sabbath
IteUn,
N.
J
10:00 A M. Saturday, Junior Monday, 2:00 P.M.
PRE8F.YTERIAN CHURCH
Reading Rooms 116 Oulmby be "Lighting the Menorah Cftn>
Kit. WUllUB Ufl»T.
Trinity Altar Guild, fourth
M Prayer
Kn rrtr.li ftoiack
JdngTegatlon
9:30
A
M.
Saturday
Services
street.
10 to 4 30 veekdays; dies for Chafuftah" by Mrs.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
Sunday SorvUiw:
Ho; AveOUt Fordi
Thursday, 8:00 P M
Philip drand.
6:30 A M . Saturday, Junior to 9 P M Mondays
CHURCH 0 1 WOODBRIDGF,
Sundaj
» 4 5 A M,, Sunday School
Trinity
Young
People's
FelST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL
Memberiftire reminded to
Huron und Ornvf Avenuei
even
Sunday.
7:00
Congmttlon
,-ul>BVTKBIAN
B.OO A M. Mornihg Worship for all ages.
lowship
CHURCH
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
..•t, Bu. i .ii Julniun. Jt
call Mr*. Joseph Hertzfeld (or
l<|:00 A M. Sunday School
P
M.
11:00
A
M
Morning
Worship
Hoy
and
Hamilton
Avenue*
Robert wahliren, Minister of Mimic
LESSON - SERMON
OUR LABt OF PEACE
Junior Churoh conducted In
Mrt Hmntlh McCain
How sprrltuaf understanding f6kah
"*10"'> "Jf* l t e »« for ChanuPort*
CHURCH
Trinity
Girls'
Friendly
S
o
»u»rrinl«n<leiU ol Church School
THR CHURCH O l
of God as soul helps manklnd| J1 an(J £* Menorahs and
Lowe* auditorium by Mrt. Wil- Ret. UiUt W. H«w*tt, Vicar
New Brnnrwlck Avenue, Fords
*ob«.l Wahlinn. Oriinht
• - * J» rt,.i..i.« (candles. Mrs. Murray Herman
jtfSUS CHRIST
liam' Ktrby.
Hoi; Communion 8:00 A M.ciety second and fourth Tues- K«. JOHph BrwnoDikl, Ptitor will be brought
out at Christian may be contacted for children's
Sund»>
day 8:48 P M
Florida Grove Road
Morning
PTayer
and
Sermon,
7.45 P M., Evening Oospe
Sunday
Masses
8:00,
9:00
Science
service
Sunday.
gifts.
• • • • « .
Trinity Cub Scout Pack 34
Sutldaj
130 A M. Cr.urch School
Hoprlawn
1
A
M
Service
10:00 and 11:00 A. M. and 12 "Soul and Body" will be the
g 9. 10 a n dNursery through Junior High,
Den»
Meetings,
Tbursday
8:30
'. i i : - M i l l >
Mrs. Albert Sossner was
Jmtpb Benjola. Minuter
8:00 P M.. Tuesday, Cottage Churoh Bchool 9:45 A. M. PJH Pack Meetings, fourth [noon
BichtK) Henjoli. Urfaniu
subject of the Lessoh-Sermon. named the merchandise club
tl;OU A M Chiiwh School,,
Weekday Masses, 6:45 and From Matthew will be read the
0 10 and I I Nursery through Junior De-| 8un.1tt> Morning
Worship Prayer Meeting*
winner. The olub will bs com8T JOHN THE BAPTIST Monday. 7:30 P M
8 A M Friday, 6:49, 8:00 andaccount of the healing by Christ
7:45 P M,. Wednesday. Bible
rrtnity
Senior
Choir
Prac
1 9 :l
A
pleted In five weeks.
ORTHODOX GREEK
partmenU.
(Child cure serv-,
°
**
Jesus of the centurion's ser1
tlce Thursdays, 7:30 P. M 8:45AM
IN
<•
1 9unda> School 9:15 A M. letudy
CATHOLIC CHURCH
e ,
. Member»-are asked to start
vant, which includes this verse:
Monday
8:00 P M,, P i n t Monday o Broad and Division Street! Saturdays, 2:00 P M.
Fellowship. 7
saving articles for the spring
•12:05 P M., Cotlee Hoyj
"And Jesus said unto the eenmonth Teacheri and Worker
Trinity Junior Chotr Prac
Novena, 7:30 P M.
WOODBRIDOB GOSPEL
Perth Amboy
rummage «alo. Mrs. Hy Parer
feilowv.ip
•
turlon,
Qo
thy
way;
and
as
thou
Conference
rVUowahlp, 7
tlce, Saturdays. 9:00 A.M.
CHURCH
Male Choir Rehearsal, 8:00
Rrr. Stephen *«>or. Pastoi
and Mrs. Lloyd Canon have of*
7:30 P. M. Senior HLgli Pilhast
believed,
so
be
it
done
unto
8:00 P M. Second Monday 8unday Matins 7:00 A M.,
PM
Corner Prospect Avenue and Board Meeting
fered to keep merchandise from
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH
grim Fellowship.
n»v.i-. l u ».,, v,,,,,—,,
Altar-Rosary
8oclety, firstthee. And his servant was those unable to store It.
|Garly English Mass, 8:00 A M
Kldgedale Avtnue
Avenel
CHURCH
Meetings
6:30
f
M.,
2nd
and
4th
Mon
days
Mlsslonettes
under
dlrec
Monday after first Sunday at healed in the selfsame hour."
, Rat Piter Buricit, Pastor
Church School, 9:i)0 A M
hi|s
R*» John Eftn. Futot
HOD of Mrs. J Waldhelm a
F
" S i n c and
and Health
Heal
Avrnut ..
I OlflCia. Board 8:00 g M
From
"Science
Veipers, gaturaay nights and Weekday UlKM, 7:30
8:46 A M. tfuiiday Sohoo
M 1 :00 P M.
I William Marshall plans' to eshei' home. 184 Cooper Araiut
third
by
theI p t o
Holy Name Society, second with Key to the
(oi an
all ftges
before holidays at 7;00 P M
flUnday
Masses. 7:00,
— - - ••——"'
mi
ages B-rnflsi Barabas
oaraoaa Iselln
Itabllsh a studio In Jamaica to
k
Edd
Kadiiwon, PMW!
Monday after moDd Sunday Mary Baker Eddythls selection make motion pictures. His wife
Children's Holy C o m m u n i o n , U . 3 O i 0 45> UKJ u noon,
Shurcn school Stan, first,3uperlm*ndent
Adult
Blbli
U mil}, 4 i i K t u l
0:00 P M.. first Friday o first Sunday of every month f c o n f w d o n t 8aturda>, 4 - 5 ,
will be read (p.210): "Knowing
tfondaj »:00 P M
^^^
!ClMS a t J ^ J houri
at 8:00 P M
..town: Women's Miastonar
.i.vs!*. 8:30, 1:30,
that Soul and Its attributes were Ginger Rogers, will star ! h t S «
Surgital drawings firm and R l l n y o n E r n s l
Tuesday
T:30
8^-30
P
M.
Council
under
direction
o
l
Mr
manifested
through flrot production, "Written Cm
i oo mid 12:15.
(fourth Wednesday, 1:30 P. M.
PTA meetlni third Tuesday forever
A M., Mornmg Worshli
FIRST
PKESBYTER1AN
Water."
R
Workman
Master
healed
Q.E 1 Club, third Monday service Nursery provided
F I R S T PRESBYTERIAN
Miuses 7 and 7:30
of each montrFat 8:00 P.M. man,
CHT'RCH OF i S E Q N
8:0V P M
CHURCH
P
M.,
Senior
youth
6:00
Oak Tree Road
ST. JOHN'S
600 Rahway Avenoe
. .( 30 to 5:30 and Ruth Circle, 1:30 P. M , sec•e? llcier D HMener. Paitot
.
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
ond Wednesday.
Woodbrldg-e, N. J .
Mn. Barman Clark
«•. M. Evening Gospel
Dtrtctor of ChrlitUn Education
SewareD
Abi N. Nemeth, Futor
Dorcai Fellowship, t P. M..
Itmet
M. Minh, Militant Faster
Joiepti a Thomson. Lijteidei
Sunday servlcei
first Thursday.
.*'
Fred A. Briefs, Jr., Director of Muilc
S' R C. CHURCH
8:45 A M , Sunday School
Mornuig Worihlp. 8:45 A M Morning Worship, 11 A.M.
^rnur WoodbrW»e
11:00 A M Morning Pray and 11:16 A M
Church School. 9:30 A.M.
Mic t m r m O.
j Holy Communion, Second
rrntm Futor
Church School: Nursery Him' Junior Christian Endeavor. 3
m ln
tn
fourth riiegdav fl 00 P \ l
" * *"
Sunday 11:00 A M
uillum Rooi,
choir third grade, 8:45 KM. Kinder- Pill., Sundays
(OUrU) ITiesaay B.OU r> M
„ „ I h M d o r , c , st.nwns, Pastor , . , * p M
|)nn.lld i.
garten thru sixth grade, 10:00 Junior HI United PresbyterlCongTejators. first Sunday
H H , mther n, Martin, *t. 1 ° • * * • ? ™
A.M. Junior High Fellowship, |an Youth, 6 PH., Sundays
I'OO P U
Minister to Youth
irenearial
Ma..sei: 8:45. T:45. 'Men's Club fourth T h u r w i a / 3 1 " " 1 ^ Schedule:
10:00 A.M. to 12 noon. Senior Senior HI United Presbyteri9:S0 A. M. Church School.
ST JUUIN LL/lHEBAN
a:;d 11:00 A M
[7:30 P. M.
High Westminster Fellowship, an Youth, 7 P.M., Sundays
11:00 A. M. Worship.
CUUBCH
7:00 a n d
Choir Rebearuli
Youth Choir rehearsal, 7:30
5:30 P. M. Junior High In- 664 Amboy Ave., Perth Amboy 7:00 PJW. to 9:30 P H .
JP.M., Tuesdays
Chanel
Wednesday. 7 45
termediate Fellowship j
Ktt. Rudoll ketnani, Paitor
HOLONIA GOSPEL CHAPEL Senior Choir rehearsal, 8:00
1 0 0 P. M, Methodist Youth' Worsnip 10:30 A M
f v e a Tuea- i» M.
•
486 Inman Avenue at West |PM., Fridays
Fellowship.
'
Junior Wednesday fi.45 P.M
Sunday School* 9:00 A M
Street, Colonla
Junior Choir rehearsal, 9:30
Sunday
School a«d Bible |A.M., Saturdays
ST CECELIA'S CHURCH
Classes. 9:30 A M
White Church Guild, second
Iselln
m
Gospel Service Sunday. 7:30 and fourth Mondays, 8 P.M.
sUfT John WUui. faitiw
Ladles Aid Society, second
PM
Sunday Masses 6:30, 8:00.
Home and fourth Wednesdays, 1:3C
ta 9 . 1 5 9:30. 10:00. 10:15. Chrtstlan Women's
0 45. 11:00, 11:30 and 12 noon Bible Class Thursday. 1:30 P J 1 PJH.
Weekday Masses, 7:00 a n d Young People's Meeting Frl- Women's Association, third
Iday. 7:46 P M.
iThunday, 8 PJi.
00 A M
V
TO YOU AND YOURS
'
Circle meetings, first Thurs
plus deposit*
GRACE EVANGELICAL
day. 1:30 and 8 P.M.
plus deposit*
EVANGELICAL AND
LUTHERAN
CHURCH
Session,
second
Tuesday,
7:30
REFORMED CHURCH
'
14 True Fruit
15 True Fruit
S00 Stm Brunswick Avennt 1P.M.
94 Jamei Street
Perth
Amboj
. Cancer dressing group, first
Flavors & Mixers
Flavors & Mixers
Aundbridge
ME 4-1151
Bet. Herbert f, k. Becbt, Futor |and third Wednesdays, 10 A.M
R « Lull. «irj. MlnliUr
WORSHIP SERVICES
Order of Sundat Service!
TEMPLE EMANTJ-EL
9:30 and 11:00 A.M.
10:00 A M., 8uiiday Schoftl
'Nursery during Doth service)) 128 Pleasant Avenue, Edison
10:00
A
M
English
Service
Babb< Manhall Hurnlta
Monmouth County Office
ilillesex County Office
il :00 A M . Hungarian ServSaDbath 8erjlce—
UNITED CHURCH
35 at Uiirrl ,Ajf, , „ ,
n:»!
111)1 Oak Tr«c
H
»'30 P M
OF CHRIST
7:00 P M.. t o u t h Fellowship
Holmdel, \ J.
liH-lln. N . J,
• Picked up at warehouse only
Colonla - Clark
Pu-tt Sunday oL t h t month,
ST. NICHOLAS CATHOLIC
OS 1-2531
at
Temporarily
meeting
LI 9 - U W
i « SO P M.. U d l e s Aid S w l e t y
Church
Frank K. Hehnly School, RarlMondny: Religious Training
(Byzantine Rite)
|tan Boad, Clark.
3:30
•
15 Second Street, Fords
Church School, 9:45 A.M.
Tuesday: 'First) Lorantffy
Rev. John Onesko, pastor
Morning Worship, 11 A.M.
lOulld. 7 30
R«T, Otorge A. Rtaulti
Sunday Masses: 8:30 (EngPuesaay. iSecond) Officers'
DISTRIBUTORS OF FINE BEERS AND ALES
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH lish; 10:00 (Old Slavonic);
and Elders, 7:30
11:15 (English).
Pfeiffei Boulevard and
Tuesday: (Fourthi Brother366 St. George Avenue
FU 8-5224
Railway
Weekday Masses: 8:00 A. M.
Krochmally Avenue
hood. 7 SO
Fridays: 8:30 A. M.
Monday and Tuesday 9 A.M. to 8:30 PM.
Pertb Amboy
First Friday of the month
Joicph ft Baaldn, Paitor
Wednesday S AM to 9 PM
10:00 A M.. Sunday School |8:30 A. M. and 7:30 P. M.
Thanksgiving Day^i/j Day
|| for e,ll tjgea
••
First Sunday of the month
Friday and Satuidaj 9 A.M. to 10 P.M.
11:00 A M.. Worship Service Benediction 3:00 P. M.
IJCommunlon Service
Confessions every Saturday
Nursery open 10-13 for chll' 3:00 to 4:00, and 6:30 to 7:31
||dren through 3
P. M. Confessions on weekday;
7:00 P M. Evening Worship before Mass.
NBIV
oovn
WORSHIP
TOGETHER
THIS WEE1C
ind the
for your lifeT..
Style Show Set
By Sisterhood
Stock Up for the Holiday
WEBCO
SODA
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i GREETINGS i
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SODA
1 .50 case
fireside realty inc.
STOP HERE FOR FAST IN-AND-OUT SERVICE
BEVERAGES UNLIMITED
;HTEN
with
e...
good kttchea. lighting
• PRESCRIPTIONS
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.
•
;
*
A tunefrbttumkiandfafiol
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91 Main Street. Woodbrldfe
Let us celebrate Thanksgiving in the humbly
grateful spirit of our Pilgrim Fathers with praise
to God for all His blessings of the past year . . . and,
when we have said bur thanks, let ^1 turn with
untroubled hearts and give of ourselve* in time,
patience and kindness to 9 our brethren.
Worn entirely at-ttie-ear...
'not a body-worn aid!
A CERTIFIED RtSIPENTIALi
"•'It d favorl Light up your
LIGHTING CONSULTANT CAN •^ Tiny, inconspicuous . - . - ,
nijlit way -and give yourself a BE OP SERVICE IN HELPING
weighs lew than Vi ounce!
PLAN BETTER, MORE EF"w wonderful world in yvhich to YOU
it Performance-powered for.
FECTIVE LI0HTINQ IN YOUR
/V
most hearing losses!
iUi good kitchen lighting every HOME. CALL YOUR LOCAL
if
Ask
for details on 10-day
SEBVICF OFJFICF.
•'"•'••> is carefully lighted to miOp aU
nwnftybeek guarantee)
4
! )r
" 'ns easier.,Your kitchen will look
'Huictive and modern, tool Light
•'hK range area and counter space.
1
uoneral celling lighting fixture-for
1
verall illumination. Then see and
' t ! l ( iifference-work is easier, more
1
TAXPATINS
tiring.
MOW BEING DEMONSTRATED^
PUBLIC SERVICE 1
PERTH AMBOY
ELECTRIC AND
GAS COMPANY HEARING AID CENTER
msr BANK AND TRUST COMB*NY
FORDS • PERTH AMBOY • AVEHEL-COLOHU
Member Federal Deposit Iniuranee Oorporation
17S Smith St., Perth Amboj
StKVANI Of A GREAI.JJATt
VA • l i l t
( « m to aojrai wb»ut)
i
<•
NOVEMBER 21, 1962
PACE ETOHT
Tiie Crow's Nest
I'Jl
Life Membership!^ 0 ? h m Washi^ton
!,a*t But ISot Letatt
Mr. and Mrs. Prank T. Wanrn, ;if) Mndlson Avrtiuc, Woodbi-idnr. rccenlly returned from
n cruisr aboard thr S.S. Bnliuma Star, from Miami ft) Nass a u . . . Stuart ,1. KdelRtcin,
son of Mr. and Mr.s, Albert
KdHstclii, 79 High Street, wan
jiuvardcd
the
Benjamin G
'Brown scholarship for his m-.
Here and There:
,
• search projection mu.tclr mehr number ot
J
^ ^
^
^
J l l ( l K h,, ; from
who attrnded the last l ;
rites for Dr. Ft«l
monies.
A 1959 graduate of
was admired and I™
Woodbl.itis(,
brr o WoodbridKP i n d e n t s
a m p m b p r o f lh(> . s r n i f l l .
will mLss tu.se session.; ulth r
University, Medhim when he played rwo.ds of fQ].
^
a n d is president
of
Cards PresentedjDemocrats Enjoy Best Off Year Record
Since Roosevetts Administration In 1934
a
MHs
COLONIA — Life member-1
.ship certificates
and
c
11M
•
were presented by Mrs. J u l i u s '
(Irii, „
(,'. — In whining Iho White House lie
•Schiller at t h e COHIIIIH C h a p \ WASIIINOTO.N
D
llOllir ill M,
ter of Hndflssah's Membershtpjxiiere's no Rninsiiviiiu tin- fiict.tlie Democrnts sufTercri n net,
Party honoring paid-up m e m - , t h a t the outcome of this y e n r ' s ^ a i s of 22 seals in the House ^
bers.
jHecllons must he rei'iudrd as nnr| three in the S e n a t
Heclpents were Mrs M a r t i n j a hip " p l u s " fin t h e Kennedy T h o y w o u l d h R W 1QS( R
\ I , ;|]
RoRoff, Mr.s. A b r a h a m R o t h - A d m i n i s t r a t i o n on at. least t . \ v o . r o u r t h ,„ , h f l l b o d y ( , XC( , pt [ m K m i M. tll
man and Mrs. Prank Wlndmanicoiints.
t h e Republican w i n n e r in W y - v ? 1 ' W 'H
nn
who were f u r t h e r
honored
T h a t lms 'M \V t h e iiieseiip^ominu died before t a k i n g ofllcr
"•'•
;lllf|
when their n a m e s were i n - nble conclusion ol ' a n y r e a s o n - | n n d w a s r e p l a c e d b y Democrnt. „
scribed on t h e " T r e e of Life," ably objective analysis of t h e S e n . J. J . Hlckey, o n e of two „ 1 , l t l l l l ' i
a plaque listing all life m e m - returns which nave the Demo-,Democratic IncumijentB voted
crats the best off year record out this year.
- M:
bers of the c h a p t e r .
the 1 T , 11IS l t m l ( {„ h. .t - p ,,...,,...,.,
m p e i . l v b ,„•Jm
Ten year reitificatfii
were,-for a party. in power,since
,
ibM Mrs Melvln Schle-'mld point or the first Roosevelt S B l d „,„, t h e Democratic ..„„.Tlumk
to members a fflii f l ted ; '« l m m l l ' t l ' H t 1 "" "' I M 4
'year" came at the start Instead n n r f M l
with HRdas.sah for ten years as Thi- pick-up of extra Senate of the middle of the Kennedy M " l s ;l!
follows: Mrs. Edward Stern.'seal* will give them an even term.'
' Klein. \n
Mrs. Harry Waters. Miss lsa- more overwhehnine miiruin of
'Mrs j)
belle Stern, and Miss Sylvia'control in (hat body tban ; There's an Ironic twist in one N ) | I S l h
Stern.
Ithey've enjoyed in the past two »f the minor setbacks the PreR- v i n "i'i(
f Q ] .
Council.!
son of
Mim Mary
so much to him
A. MaJnn,. BRllckl. dauRhtor of Emil
Balickl. 104 Poplar Street, t n ", ™\u hw been promoted
Fords, has enrolled In thr. med- •"> t h p ™ * ° f ) C J P ? I I " " 1 °
leal laboratory trehnoloRy d i . Army RQTC at Surknell Unlvtalon 'of Lyons' institute of ' w ™ &• * wphomore Marino is
Medical Technology In Newark.'"?"™ t h e d ™ « « o f B a ( ' h f l > o r
. . . We up here In the Crows,^ f ^ " T ^ ,
J} '» a •»" f o r
m m
8l Tpl ftl l n t h p p l w t l r t
Tlie invorattoii was Kiven b y t ' ™ " '
'
" '
"- !throtl "
Next would like to recommend, Ml '- and Mrs. Edward M. Ch10
03
Mr.s.
Philip
Brand.
!
And,in
the
House
the
net
loss.
He
and
top
aide*
took
a
per-'
An
in you that you read the Tc^P? : J
Arlington . Drive,
A siiecial tribute was paid to of four si«ts is conMderHbly soilal Interest hi trying to un- s l ) 0 " " i n
centenary Tales which appeal-^ 0 1 *. b o r t l l a 5 t Thursday at
Mr.s. Eleanor Roosevelt who'moi'e than overbalimh-<1"bv the seat OOP Rep Joel Broylilll, w"(l(H>n
weekly In this newspaper, it'Muhlenben? Hospital, PlainRave so much of her time toiundenliibly more modernte-to- who hn.^ represented nearby I 5 l "l :
field
.
Mary
A.
Cebulesky,
mljrht be well to clip them put
Hadassah causes
(liberal vltws of newcomers than .Virginia's inth District for a P-M .
776 Hftrre11
and paste them In a notebook t o !
Avenue, Woodbrld e
" C h a r m e d a r c l e ' ' was t h e i thnt hold by those they rr-dreade,
be used later on by the youn R -j K ' '« » member of the A
stars'for their history classes.[Capprlln Choir which will join,
theme of the induction cere- R1 J0" 1 "" Wf
"' """If u " ' " " ^ ' ^ . ^ ' ' ^ ' ' 1 D p s p l t ( 1 l h e W h l t 0 H o u B e ^
(With the Collegiate Chorale at,
for new members. M r s .
*T . ? . ' t h ( > l w l W r ^ " M u e n c e for his foe. BroyhllUas »<
situation shifting more of
ilT-elected.
on winui
IBowlinf! GrCen iQhio) State!
Herman Habprman, memberof power from rural t(
1 111
Ronald MacKenzie, son ofiUniversity to present Handel's! THE KIDS HAD Fl'N: Thr Craftsmen's Cluh Saturday held its annual party for the ship vice president and co-or-l
And
in
North
Carolina's.""'
' "' '
sections of the country.
Av nrU
cripplrd children «f the Township at thr M;iM>»ir 1Vmi»lr. The attraction was "Zippy" dinator,., inducted Mrs. Miltoni
Hugh MacKenzte, 419 AldeniMessiah on December 9
.Ninth D i s t r i c t
Republic™
''
"
Road, Avenel, has been named Prank Dlto, son of Mr. and of telrvision fanif. Slinwn with thc liilrntdl animal, left, is Linda I.enduwsky. On the other Elf?, Mrs. Murray OildwarR. Thus, it would apprnr K e n - , j f t n l P S Broyhlll w f t g P | e< , t( , d f n r builrtin
1
ir.iiMci and part of thr art.
to the. Scroll and Key, honor- Mrs. Francis P. Dito, Jefferson
sldp is
Mrs. Minrny Orernspmi, Mrs>edy may well encounter I P ^ the first time He's Joel's'flint
-Wi.ti,.
ary society, at Grove City Col- Street, Menlo Park Terrace, a!
Seymour Hecht, Mrs. Ron|°PP<»sitlon on Capitol Hill foi-|COusln
Hixtii u,
lego, Pennsylvania A senior, freshman In the prc-Dentistry
Kaufman, and Mrs. Hnrold'n's lfRJalativ.; l>n)pra_m Uian;
;Kanr/;,iilt!
'fashion show was a success.
You Can
majoring in history, Mr. Mac- course at Marietta College,;
'aid's ,
s
Hlller Into the chapter.
Members
modeled.
you
can
tell
when
an
indushe
last
*'•
(-ONDEMNS
CHINA
Kenzie is also a member of Pi Ohio, is a member of "The
Highlight of the program half of it.
Tn
Tlie
class
of
Mrs.
Merle
Da-.u-y
is
losing
money.
Its
leaders
j
e United StMoi has conOummR Mil, national social Singers" R mixed choral group!
I'M an original
via. second urade morning class,1 b e R j n t o Min,c
m government
Tliere seems also a siKnificantidemned Communist-China for
studies honorary society .
which appeared on television!
won thr attendance award. T l i c . o w n e r s n l P ] _ o l l C H y D e r rtck.
>"plus" In thc fact ilu' Admfn- "vlolpnt and agRresstvp Hctlon"
Josiph Stark and Michael Pet- last month and which plans to!
B'nai Jncob Choli' under
.special ftwiird went to Mrs
,
__.
iistrallon was Hb'li-to. for what-In Its border waj-fura with
p.rin. Avenel, and John flwist, j record an album in thr Spring j ISEL1N
Open Houw
dirpcttdii of Morton Glninser. ever reason, escape the tradl- India.
Woodbrldge, who recently re—
j h e W a t S c h o o J c n n d a f t ( , r a Norman Stanley.
A 'ininiwr for Two" at Thc tional political llnx of an oft* State Department officials
ceived their 25-year gold pins
ibriif meetinR of the Home and|
Pines Restaurant was awarded vear loss of power
said the statement Was purely
from General Motors, Linden,
NO HORSE TRICK
" P l l \ \ | n \ | ,,|
Preside
to Mrs. Avshalom Smith, plants Th e 011]y ri\otor dulling theia declaration of sympathy iniri
will be honored November 25 at!
n t Kennedy has signed;School Association, Stephen:
Two men were commenting
till "l'li;\'
were
awarded
to
Mrs.
Rogoffj
a silver anniversary banquet at into law the trade-expansion gzlinsky. principal, ..invited
nloss of tlint accomplishmentisupport for India during the
invited on a friend's bad luck at the
and Mrs. Abe Kramer, as mem- i$ one which uppmcntly has es- present crisis. It is believed
Military Park Hotel, Newark. b l " S'vinB h i m m u c h Power t o | p a i . e n t s to K0 to the classrooms
"NK.lll I 111 ', 11 i
race track.
bership achievement awards. caped the notice of most ob- the Kennedy Adrnlnistration is
. . . Army National Guard Pvt. ' ' e d u c e m ° s t tariffs. repeal| t 0 s e c t n P i r childnen's work
"Funny." sold one, "how Ed
Winner of a free dress club servers or at lrast hasn't been willlnR to send India military
Kenneth A. Reifer, 22, son ofl^hers and foiw 4 econoftlc| a n d s p e a k w i t n t he teacher.
lln
M andd Mrs.
M
H
R
if
ks ^-ith the growing Euro-| P l f t n s f01. a uhilstmas par- is So lucky at cards but dors
was Mis. Kramer.
equipment If requested.
Mr.
Hyman
Reifer,
SI'Kl I V ! Kl
mentioned up to this point
:
! s o biHtUy a t t h c
M l •.
107 Bond Street, Iselln, com- pean Common Market.
It's a fact that*ordinarily the
ty. December
5 at l the l Green
P
u
n
vF u l l
!
!c
i
" Firehouse, are now un-j " »y nothing."
noth
pleted six weeks of basic unit Administration lenders hailedistreet
retorted
<"ats which n party in power
BUSINESS
UNCHANGED
tllfl o t l l e r
, armor training mider thc Re- the bill an thc crowning legis-idw.way.
' " t n e y d o n l lot h i m
The nation's business activity
r..M.
serve Forces Act program at Wive achievement of Ken-j I t was reported the annual shuffle th. horses."
nil
remained
Fnrt, Knox, Ky. Ke.ifer is regu- nedys first two years in thej ,
..
SPECIAL RATES TO
WI:I)VI-MI\\
inn
larly assigned to the 53rd Ar- White House.
GROUPS
N o v n n i i k ••
iip
T U R N P I K E
mor's Company D. an
Night
DRIVMN THEATRE
Iron and steel output roae! T h ( l t a i t u M tion didn't occur
National Guard unit in Wood"I.ADV W l i [III
R: IS Cl 7-bOSO E,isliinii'\Ai(»
moderately, while construction i t h i s t i n l 0 a t 1(>a-lit p H ,. | l y b e .
Kxcrpt Monday
brld(?e , . .
materials declined slightly.
cause there wasn't a 1960 sweep 7:30 to 11 P. M.
Around the Township: NOW THRU SUN, MATINEE
TODAY TilKU Tl'FSIMV
\M,Ii>
Auto assemblies changed to be reversed.
HI 2-0348
Mi tin**, Siturd»y,
"WHAT
F.VF.R
HAI'PKMI)
Betty Tappan, acting buildlittle and auto production re- It's a matter of record that
Walt Disney presents
Sundays A IloUclijl
WKD.. NOV. 21
TO BABY JAM:?"
ing inspector, was welcomed by
iinained steady.
Kennedy, in his paper Jhin vlc-j J:M P.M. to S P.M.'
Kiddie M.iim
uidi—Hotter Davis
the State Buildinp Inspectors
I Clothing output was un- tory, of two years ago, brought
i I'M,!
ami Suini.n
Joan Crawford
Association at the League of
— also —
! changed from the I April-June no sizeable new crop of law2 - 5 and 8
— Hills —
N
Mi \
MunicluaJltles convention in
makers riding ln on his coat- Stcrent b 6th, South Amboj
'level,
'STORY OK TIIE COUNT
A-tinnMp City and presented
THURS. - FRI., NOV. 22-23
1)1 MONTE CRISTO"
tail. As a matter of fact, even
lloiuftlire 6:30 - Sliuwtlme " P.M.
"•lt"h an application for memMorgenthau said '64 is main
SumTi; Early Uiril Show:
'"•'•'••hin . . . M a r y C. Cttrlste,
campaign issue,
SUNDAY EVE. THRU TIIUB8.
lloi Office 5:45- Slumlimf 6:tD
6:20 - 8:50
•T Tfoiqnrt Avenue, Forfls, has
KRKK Electric I n - t a r Healers
Shelley Winters
"" "i"eted to membershio in
with—Shelley Winters
Jane Fonda
'"• TT"'nti Junior College Key
Jane Fonda - Claire Bloom
"' '• »rrlclal student host orUbertv 9-6767
• •.••>-tir,n
^ freshman, Miss
Tom Poston - Jim Backus
'••••'-'•'> is H liiierdl arts major.
8:25
oi
U. S. Rouli 1 ot
"ZOTZ"
")inrrl C Tvrrell. son of
Mmlo Pork Shopping. («nt«
SAT,
MAT.,
NOV. 24
••• -.,rt Mrs. Alfred L. Tyrrell.
NOW THRU TI.'KS.
2:00
" ' -•'iV'iirirrp has been promoted
STARTS FRIDAY NOV. 30
8-doiirw
'" r ' n ' 4 "t Pecond Lfeutennnt in
"LADY
&
THE
TRAMP"
lflli>
Armv Reserve Officers
"ALMOST ANGELS"
^•"'niiip Corn? at Bucknell
M
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•
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>
m
Open House Held
At School No. 6
HIT/ TI,,;J
TRADE BILL
ROLLER SKATING
FORDS
ISELIN
85°
PLAYHOUSE
"BIG RED"
50
"Hungarian Show"
SOUTH AMBOY ARENA
"LIVING DESERT"
"CHAPMAN REPORT"
"CHAPMAN REPORT"
,J.Tniversjtis . .,,
'
"TRAVELOG"
"WAR OF WORLDS"
"THREE STOOGES"
\
TURKEY
DINNER
CARTOONS & SHOUTS
4 Kurt A. Johnson, radioman
second class, USN, son of Mr,
and Mrs. Everett A. Johnson,
Thorpe Avenue, Avenel, was
graduated recently from basic
Enlisted Submarine School at
Groton Naval Submarine Base
at New London, Conn. . . James
P BainbridRe, aviation ordnance man third class, TJSN,
son of Mr. and Mrs. William
Bainbridse, 219 Reglna Street.
Honelawn, was among the 200
sailors of attack aircraft CHTrler USS Franklin D. Roosevelt who donated blood to a forelftrf blood bank last month .
Miss June Polanski, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Bronislaw Polanski, Iselin, attended the
West Point - Oklahoma game
Saturday with the student body
a t Claremont
Secretaria'
School, New York . . .
SAT. EVE., NOV. !4
»RIVHN THCATRC'PARKWAYI-M
NOW
THIUI
"CHAPMAN REPORT"
TUKSDAV
fl;40 - 9:10
Belle Davis - •luim (r:iwli)rd
2-85
"TRAVELOG"
Viilur itiioiin
8:45
"WHAT EVER
HAPPENED
TO BABY JANE?"
"SON OF SAMSON"
(In Colon
?. . 5:35 - 9:10
"CONVICTS FOUR"
— pills —
Academy Award Winner:
with—Ben Gaizara
3:35 - 7:20
Ucorce t'hakiris
Jaiii'ite .Stuti - Alfrrd l.yntli
Children
DEE
SUNDAY, NOV. 15
KHI
S1.25
"SWORD OF
SIIIKWOOI) FOREST"
And DISNKV'S
IfOllSK WITH ri.VINd TAIL"
Kiddies 5(le ~ Ailnlli 75c
Route No. 1
Tossed Salad
^
7:35
flOUIARD JOHMOlff
Woodbrldge. N. J.
Old Fashioned ThankHgiving Dinner
WEIJ THRU TUES.
NOV. 2 1 - 2 7
Peppermint Danceland
. WALT DISNEY'S
Inc.
Fresh Fruit Cup with Sherbet or Chilled Fruit Juice
Celery
Olive*
Sweet Pickle Chips
Cream of Celery Soup or French Onion Soup — with Croutons
Choice of
"ALMOST
ANGELS"
and
ROAST 'STUFFED YOUIJG TURKEY
Oiblet Gravy
BELMONTS
"LADY
- riiuuksgiviiiK l)u>
Al i I'M.
COMING Wlil)., NOV. 28th
Uetle Davih - Joan Crawford
— Ui-
"What Ever Happened
To Baby Jane?"
i
,
Raisin Sauce
Mjaahed, Qlace Sweet or Baked Potato
Buttered Grefn Peas
Creamed Pearl Onion*
' l'.__.t Assorted Breads and Butter
i
Hearts of Lettuce, French Dressing
Choice of
J
Old Fashioned Pumpkin," Mince, or Apple Pie with Chee»e
Sherbet
"America's Choice" Ice Cream, 38 Flavors
English Plum Pudding. Hard Sauce
Hot Baked Indian Pudding with Ice Cream
Tea
cotfee
Milk
Tuktty Grapes
Sweet Apple Cider
Mixed NuU
De Luxe Steak Dinner
LARGE CHARCOAL BROILED STEAK
with choice of our traditional
2 to 7 P. M.
Keiitid Hup 2 lu 3
Admission $1.50
Must be 15 or older
St. Joseph's Auditorium
Amboy Ave.
Woodbridge
(Strawbvry HU|)
SATURDAY NIGHT
HINUV KOUUEHS — ("The Prince of \he TwlMt")
Relish Tray
ENTREES
Baked Potatoes
String Beans Amandine
Whipped Potatoe*
Creamed Pwtrl Onions
j
cape Cod Cranberry Sauce
or
2,75
and the
&••••
ftoast Vermont Turkey with Chestnut Stuffing
Roast Long Island Duckling, Bigarde
Broiled Half Spring Chicken, Brandied Peach
Roast Prime Ribs of Beef, Au Jus
-••
Baked Virginia H a m , C h a m p a g n e Sauce
Broiled Afrcian Rock Lobster Tails, Drawn Butter
Fiied Jumbo Louisiana Shrimp, Tarter Sauce
Broiled Prime Filet Mignon, Sauteed Mushrooms
Broiled Prime Sirloin Steak, Onion Rings
Broiled Chopped Sirloin Steak, Mushrooms
Fruit Cake
BAKED SUGAR CURED HAM
WAIT DISNIV'S
TRAMP"
"Ci emu"XJT MUaliiviuw
Woo«H>ri(lj»«'
"CONVICTS FOUR"
SUNDAY
( ' -:i
SOUPS
Turkey Rice
For R*»frvatlon Call ME 4-6068
6 and 9:25
HFATfRS • CHILDREN 7 S
Clams on Half Kii'.
Clams Casino
Marinated Heniiu> ::.
Half Grapefruit Mar
Chopped Chicken Liver
Shrimp Cocktail
Chilled Tomato Juice
Fresh Fruit Cup
KXJOY YOUR FAVORITE COCKTAIL
"SON OF SAMSON"
EftBR E TO ROUTE 9 JUNCTION 35
TOt.1, Rlf NOrD ON DA7t|> R f C r i H T
tormrrlj at U l>fMUI^)* Inn BprlDf Lakr
idd LtHlltrt ot AtUntic Clt;
(fallery - Walnut Room • Diner
KIII1I1K M.IT1NKE
- S A T . AT 1:,IH I'.M.
MON. * TUES., NOV. 26-?,'
"TWO and TWO
MAKE SIX"
Prepared by Our Famous Chef
Thanksgiving
Mints
Mixed NuU
•
f
*
Choclate, Mint or Strawberry Parfait
j
Plym Pudding with Hard Bauer
J
Fruited Jelto with Whipped Cream
Apple, Mince or Pumpkin Pie
Coffee
Tea
! • • ! :
Milk
'
Nice I 1 '!
Ice I'" 1
Sil11
'
Thanksgiving Dinner Served from 12:30 P.M. to « "
SPECIAL PINNERS FOR CHILDREN - $- ll(l
Rewrvatlong CaU'ME 4-5090
Dancing Thursday Night to the Music of FRANK KlU 1SI '
3.75
LOG CABIN
toned Irom U;M 1JH. to »:H PJf.
Lounge and Restaurant
SaladDessert
Assorted Breads and Butter
Beverage
CHILDREN'S DINNER $1.56
Route 1, Woodbrldge, N. J.
,-LH'!
Ol an
786 Si. George Avenue, \
Member Diner's Club, Carte Blanche and
v Hi-