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CARTERET, N. J., FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1962
?•: JW/J Ordam
Pastor
On June 21
CARTERET — Roben Wyir.un, member of the First Presbyterian ' Church In Carteret,
ur.d son1.of Mr. and Mrs. Edwnrd Qeorgo of thin city, will
be ordained to the Christian
ministry by Elizabeth Pifsbytw-lan, Thursday, June 21st, 8
o'clock at the Cnrteret church
Having received a Bachelor
of Divinity Degree with honors
lit Princeton TheoloRienl 8emlntiry on June SUi. Mr. Wymnn
in
liRsi received a call to the Pre*
.. . • Mil'.-- I l l
byterlan Church in Odessa.!
..•ii ' l i , i t 0 1 ' MlMOurl. Thp Board of Deacons
mid the Ladle* of the Women's
Association have planned a reception for Mr. and Mrs. Wyfur man following the service. All
members and friends of the
nt••• I ' ;)
church and friends of lobert
' MirWyman are Invited to attend!
•i.itili-d
the ordination and the recep-j
illl
illl
tlon.
!;:iliK<T
Faith of Our Fathers" Is the I
i.'filler
subject of the sermou the Rev.
irllfiw
H. Addlson Woestemeyer will
preach at both the 8:30 and
the 11:00 a.m. Worship. Sun-. 1 miide
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I'tlr fll'.st
I «,». but
I ,:.nl then
•OLLAK
•stand a< fed Oat* _ _
ai t O. Oantm * j
PRICE fBN CENTS
Degrees New
Givenby
May
Colleges
(arteret Students Win
Various Honors at
Respective Colleges.
CARTERKT — The following Cnrteret residents were
'among 508 degree recipients
jfrom Newark State College,
'Union, at commencement exercises June 7.
Squad Building
Be Utilized As
Emergency Clinic
High School Will Award 1st
163 Diplomas Wednesday
Aid
Is Ready
To Build
Bachelor of Art*
CARTERET — Commencement exercises of the Carteret
Miss Josette Babitsky, daugh- High School Class oi 1962 will be held next Wednesday at
jter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 6:30 P.M. at the Walter B. Overholt Memorial Stadium, when
Babitsky of 35 Post Boulevard, 163 graduates will be presented with diplomas.
majored in Reneral elementary
The program will orlr with Blgar's "Pomp and Circumeducation. Miss Babitsky was stance" by t»r\High/£;.ool Band. The Invocation will be
H member of Nu Sigma Tau given by Rev. Willis Mrgan Ross, pastor of the Zlon EvanSorority.
gelical Lutheran flhurcn. The salutatory address "The Bent CARTER1T - The rtrtt Aid
Albert B. Zusman. son of Mr. Twig" will be given by Dorothy Stein and the valedictory Squad hopes to build tto new
and Mrs. Benjamin Zusman of 'The Tree Inclined" by Alice Zawadskl.
quarten at Penhini
kmm
5 Hermann Avenue, majored
An address and presentation of the clou will be given by and Sharot street thU year,
Industrial arts education. School Superintendent Edwin S. Quin. Diplomas will be distlundemann,
He was a member of the Amer- tributed by John M. Kollbas, president of the Board of Edu-Andrew Hlla, president miA to*
Krancin I,arkin, State delegate.
ican Industrial Arts Associa- cation. Principal Herman S. Horn will read the names of the day.
tion, and the Student New Jer- graduates.
It win be one-story rineh
sey Education Association. Mr.
•li-M!-, f o r
"Alma Mater" by graduates will be led by Karen Malwltz. type building, large enough to
Zusman
is
a
transfer
from
:u.>t d u s k
followed by the singing of "The Star Spangled Banner". The
Rider College, Trenton. He will benediction will be given by Rabbi Morton S, Baum. The house three ambulance*. There
;..n,:!i t h e
teach in the East Brunswick recessional by the High School Band will dose the program. will also be a large meeting
!!, i i n r m i Tiro Carteret Men ttho Lost Track of Each\
room as well as storage room.
High School.
;i<>.>i HI id
The graduates:
"In emergencies" Mr. Hfla
Mrs.
Loretto
Mellon
Nevlll,
\,i\ t o t h e
GEADOATKS
Other .\oir in Business Together.
if 88 Lowell Street, Carteret, Barbara Ann R. AKMtwtoc
'<
th<
said, "the meeting TOO* «MM
S|»frial to C'arterrt Prewi
iS „ resident in the Prpsbymajored in elementary educa- Bmanud A. AUpnitl* Jr.
•iv f o r m e r
be toned into an emergenep
ICARTERET—Final
UI 1/1.
Johanna Theren A1UW1
[). C. J The
arranKe-;
terian Home in Bclvidere from CARTERET — Commence- tion. She is the wife of John SaliM June Balarli
-li 'I I Clll
1; nttNl1
cUnle."
o Ciirtcrrt boys
menu have been completed top' '
'
O.
Nevill,
and
the
mother
of
Dennis Cbarles Baron
.\hrll t h e
Mr. Blla who hai 4HBH pre*
of nich
other the
»l*n Patricia Belrne
the testimonial dinner to be!* l v i ! " st
, First Presbyterian Church ment exercises of St Demetrius Mrs. Robert M. Allison
;tu- l i i m e
f r
nl
Obt
O
Berfbmit it.
•unday
School
were
held
last
dent of the squad tor 83 m m
ht-ld Sunday at 8 P.M. In Betii-i " "Imost 35 years bloomed toSalem,
Oregon,
John
E.
• ;o t'j m y
flnishinn
elementary Sunday at St. Demetrius Com- if New Providence, and Mrs.Jowph Fnok BlaaeiM
len Hall In honor of Rev. D r ' t | v m t o " business relationship.
out Of the M It hM h e n ON
I •jeenmc
Andrew Harsanyl, pastor of the! 1 '"
schools, here, Mr. Sears and munity Center, The exercises Pulton Oursler, of Nyaek, Kew Cheswr A. Bohatwk T
gasMd said the squad heeda
ilciwn o n
Pwfrlc
Jay
Bre«low
TlM Uv
Hungarian Reformed Church.l
' " John C Rears and Mr Miles went separate ways. were preceded by Father & York. Mrs. Nevlll was grad- BUm Veronica Brady
larnr quarter* because ambu.i l a b o r e r ' s
T ! m
w
Mllp S
rfl
hild
confession
and
holy
comuated
from
Shippens'-furg
State
Uaifant
Mwy
B
t
y
The affair Is in honor of Dr. ' " "'
- ' *'' reared'Mr. Scars became executive dilancet are much longer than
.',.:. I Icll
Prank
C.
Brinlc
munion
and
communion
breakTeachers
Normal
School.
She
the Chiurne section in fam- rector of the American Gear
Harsanyl's 25th anniversary in
Illen Royce
\i mornsquad built Its strucili."* tluit were prominent Ht Mimiifiicturers Association (A. as t served by the Parent will teach in the Carteret schooliJoABa'irucato
the
ministry
and
the
fifth
an.;•• f o u n d
'eachers
Association
with
Rev.'
ture
near
the borough hall.
Lorraine B u t e r
th.r time
Mr.
S.'.u's
is
the
0.
M.
A.>.
Rnd
Mr.
Miles
estabsystem
this.
September.
:n'o
t i i e niversary of IWA pastorate of the
Jo Ann rjsrlton
John S, SklbB,
of the late Mr nnd Mrs h
lished his own public relations Peter Mclech offering the ln- Mrs. Anna L. Sabc. vife of
Plans
tor
the aew structure
local
church.
Robert
Gharlu
Rk
i.r a tiood,
are being dratted.
S Patricia h ; m U
service. They met| ocation. and Mrs. Anna Truch Joseph 8abo, of 84 Louis Street, Mauiwn K.
In the morning, at the com-^'^ : U ' s w Sf ; ftrs . M l
•ifltr tl>e
Rnt
he
supervisor,
actmg
as
maslOall
Slotwinskl
tatll r
At the latt meeting ot the
In elementary educa- Mary
" * a s » founder of Then sitain by chance about three er of ceremonies,
Bert John Sohafd*
i;1!'- . i n d blned EnKlWi-Hungarian wor-|
Raymond
Borough Council, it w&s decided
Patricia Ann S l t ^
. Sabo ls the mother
Roosevelt Lod"c F <t A vears ago on the street inl
•.••r.in;,
I ship service at 10 A.M. A new
Pettr Paul
n
M a lettdfir
to negotiate with Ihe First Aid,,
S.,- Thomas and
recognized Wizna, once one of Sunday1
•
"f t h l ' O c l t l Fi-l- Washington and
•i.i• I hail pulpit robe and a new academic °
[Joseph
Scnol students, now a teacher James Sabo. She was graduated <Mral<f
Squad for the purchase of- iW
tows n n d B c t r i
in th
Mrth (>ach other
lAnnettt
ti.
hood
will
be
presented
to
Dr.
"
"
-• '>:yliaiiIn a public school in Madison from State Teachers College in
PMter*r to be used as anon
Cn rch
jDorctfty
MM
fttetn
"
i Recently A. u . „ . „A.. decided
• i :iii- a n d Harsanyl by jreatdanta « t h e ^ P '
u l x l u « i iownshto
navtri Mlehael ftU
the
Tll
1934 and has been teaching in
:.
teT • '*
* . M n t o r M l l e s founded the;to step up its publicc rrelations
'mtm
Marj
Bv.f
l
t
i
Z
!!li t h i l l i t cnurfh'B wonfcn'* and • » n ' « ! .
speaker.
,'RUMCI
ASBft
Carteret since 1935.
Russell Miles Agency in real! activities and invited a number
' •
"
,
the
>
' : a little itrroups. 'President* are: Mrt.
Mary B.
Father
Jotw's
and
!*
8renfc
t
Joseph
T.
Jakub.'jr.,
son
of
BMh,
:
'" " and insurance 50 years'of public relations' firms, Mr.
ioroujffl Hall t.ie c^imtcd for
Donald Pml Durett
»u She \&UiMm p a t 8f. of the tonmtjjertatr.
_ r _ 'Ann Tamrjuro
Teachers'
sUver
ddlar
aVardsJMr.
and
Mrs.
Joseph
P,
Jakub,
Anna Marie D'Zurilla
The business Is beine'Miles among them, to submit
AithW J. Tautndto
space.
ndm ft Society, Mrs. James ~
were presented to the outstand- Sr., of 14 Cypress Street, ma- .Tarald Brans
Mlchttl Ann Smith
carried on by his son-in-law, programs. Mr. Miles was seCall for Funds
uidged j well of tM Junior
Cbrttftmher
janes
n
i
»
r
Catherine
Carolyn
Terebetsk'
ing pupils — Nancy Horvath, jored in secondary social sci- Junes R. Ftdlam
"^
R Kucltuki. Mrs. Mileslected to work with Mr, sears
Stephen Ternylla.
Mr. Hfia also revealed that
to the OuUa and WUHun C
t
Robert Hedesh, Deborah Sabo ence education. Mr. JaJtub was Thomas Feldhetm
Olenn Joaepb Thompwn
the annual fund drive this year
tlie Men's Club.) The sjcuker
Christina Bllkbeth Thorn
Christine Nartuwicz, Katherine a Student Council Representa- Qeraldlna Perence
Margaret B. Finn
has been lagging. "We naed
Dennis J. Torok
i t this ocoaMon will be the Rev
Konowka, Kenneth Litus, Ro- ;ive, and Photography editor of Ronald H. Franz
Jo Ann Troako
more money this year and we
: mto the Dr Tibor Chlke«, Profeaior
Lorraine Dal* Truelove
man Melech. William Stokes, the yearbook. He was married Marlon O, Fur]esn
nave fallen short of our goal)
Maryann .flrmce Valo
Dolores Garcia
»'i| me by Pwrtoral Care at the Wesley!
latherine Bodnar, Carol Hed- June 9 to Georgette Nancy Cfln- Dorothy LouHe George
|Sandof Varga
We hope that those who have
John Oary Vargonlck
grip (Tneologtcai 8«nlr*rT> x Washesh, Bruce Litus, Arm Marie •ge: Mr. Jakub will teach In Ambrosa A. Olnda
not given, make their donation >
Joan Marie Welusz
Alan Glnda
'•>" my ''ington,
it
D.
D C.
C Professor
P f
ChUces
ChlJ
Lacko, Arlene Phillips, Glori- tlie Abraham Clark High Thomas
Bernard Chester WlaliroUnskl
Roman B. Ohiscxyk
now.
3
&
W
P.
Wlelgollnskl
School,
Roselle,
this
September.
ann
Truch,
Philip
Wrublevskl,
:was a elasamate of Dr. Strsanyli CARITRFT
- 7,](i Evan- CARTERET — The Carteret!
Anna Louise Qomboa
The First Aid Squad has been
F. Ftter Wrampe
Daniel
Richard
Ranntr
'at the UWvereltr of Debrecen, g e l l c a l mtaVran
J a m W. Woodman
Master of Arts
712 Education Association held Its St. Demetrius Parent-TeachAudrey Ann Hatala
cited on many occasions for it»»
:n<'P| o n IHungary; they graduated to- RO^.V,.,,
John Buattll Young
Joseph
J.
Reffejan
A v r n u e ani.-unces its annual dinner Monday night TS silver dollar awards were
Gerald M. Brown, of 151 East
excellent service to the comMice Msrte Zawadzkl
awarded to Peter Meka, Ml- Cherry Street, majored in adywrs
hcdule, eit'Ctive this in the Lesion Memorial.
munity.
Bervl Edna Hill
_
i
- eveIn-the evening, »t Uie dinner c o m l t l t ; S l l I l d a y ' T l v T ,, u l l , b e
Honored guest* were: Prank :hael Lesxy, Theresa Tizio ministration and supervision. Wllbert Hill Jr.
while |at 6 PXl. the Rev. Andrew
M. Hlna Jf.
one worship servlcv at 8:30 Bareford and Harry Lubern Paula Konowxa, Jonn Decibus He is the husband of Ann M.Eugene
W. Hluazcxyk
Hamza,1 administrator of the. A M
^ named school ^princl_ Jennifer Kostcn, Janice Bod- Brown, and the father of Be- Roman
T h t , d l u r c l l M . h o o l w l l ! recently
Arlene
M.
Holencsak
for
Medlaan Avenue Preabyterlan ^ j n „.„,„u n t i] Simdav. Sep-lpals, Mrs. Mary Czaya princi- nar, Thomas Bodnar, Edward Hnda (4), and Pamela Brown Patricia A. Roloob
Oarolyn
Bonkey
iChurch, New York City, *ill t< . mb er 9
(pay of Columbus School and iKubick, Jr., Linda Bodnar, (10 months). Mr. Brown wrote Olga Ron Horratn
(Continued on Page 2)
be the to&sLmaster. Hungarian' •Tlic Feast of H'i|v Trinity Robert O'Donnell,
his thesis'on "Staffing a New Qeraldlne C. Jackson
assistant
hurt;
R. Jenklw
I Reformed minister, belonging , w l | , b f (>bR(>rV(,d S l l | ; i j < v
Elfmentary School." He re- Robert
jschool superintendent.
Dolores Ann Johnson
d. too 10 l
CARTERET—Meeting at the1 (Special to Carteret Press) ^
ceived his bachelor of science Catherine Judkas
d Meren
i f f J,
t American
A e i
Iv when Ito four
T f»
dde -'' G r e a t T r u t h » w L n ,„. l h P KT.
Jack Bertolino Qf the New
Holy
Family
HNS
home
of Nicholas A. Tasslnello, NEW BRUNSWICK — Ange* ;
Stella
Karaslewlci
in education at Rutgers Uni.nomtnatioru wtU be present, m , , n t h ( l | n ( . o f th(1 ,,11>l0I. l h p Jersey Education Association
!<» Of
Faulette Suzanne Kaufman
the newly formed Associated Una Leshlnski and her husband ]
versity
Rnd
Seton
Hall
Univerthem, the Bishop of the R(H . W | | | l s
Makes
Two
Awards
Pamela
Jean
Kenna
was the principal
speaker,
Democrats of Carteret unani- Vincent,1 of 44 Mary Street,':
sity. He is president of Car. Thomas John Ktlyk
Hungarian Reformed Church m
CARTEttET — Kathryn
••w I P f l At the conclusion o! the sor.! o t h e r speakers were John M
Charles Joseph Kobran Jr.
mously accepted Mr. Tasslnello Carteret, were awarded a judg«
teret
Education
Asociation
and
.iuser to America, the Rt. Rev. Dr. Zol-vice, cars will leave lor I ho an-lK0'"58*. President of the Board Siczepanski and Walter treasurer of the Junior Cham- Cheater Leon Kobyliklewld
as the standard bearer and ap-ment for $19,000 In Superior'
Dennis
R
Kopln
tan Beky. There, will be no ,
Coanshock
were
awarded
of E d u c a t i o n , n d
Su.
proved the following to serve on Court Wednesday, They wer*
nUil
ber of Commerce In Carteret. Andrew Wtlllam Kovacs
main
speaker
but
It
is
planned'
coveted prizes at the eighth
Mary Ann Kovaly
'•> it t h a t
Lake, Edtson, New JriM'v. Mrs. perlntendent Edwin S. Quin.
the executive board: Mario P. 'represented by Prosecutor Bd<|
Mr. Brown is a seventh grade Harry
A.
Kowalskl
.that
friends
of
Dr.
Harsanyl
Officers of the association grade graduation exercises mathematics teacher in the Richard Stephen Ktluak
::-k the
chairman
Bummara, Charles McKeman, ward J. Dotan.
Intimately dur
are: Oerald M. Brown, presl- of the Holy Family Parochial Carteret school system.
Jacqueline Ann KukuQra
Thomas Coughlin, Joseph Bu- The award was nude by a
UlK d l f l e r e n t
11011801 nlsca
School
Sunday.
wraldlne
Kureo
ri»<i was
P*
"ciMirch school Lsvun^.r of therein; Albert J, Brechka, vice
pnvioo, Raymond Abazla and jury after a trial that lasted
J. Robert Mullan. husband of Diane Mary Leffbalm
The awards, in form of
• '!•!«•. only w r — In the old country. dur-;(,v'(,nt
' '
[president; J. Robert Mullan
Andrew T. Lahotsky ,
Sumner Weener as legal coun- 8 days. It was against the
Dolores
Jane
Mullan
of
151
plaques were presented by
ROM Marie Loya
! .
uiiide my i">« his Buropean work a& pa.s-' M w , { i n M f o r t]h. w t l . k m . treasurer; Francis Tomczuk
Pepsi Cola Metropolitan Bot*
sel.
Lowell Street, Carteret, maJ. Lukacs••••t
•'•'t away.
away, jtoi
|toi of refugees, and in thb'
tlji*'r]|irf|>
<-,,,inril
n
secretary and the Holy Name Socltty of jored in administration and Stephen
clu<fl , t h l„, rc h ll ll tI..crj}, , O
m n r , i Oon'corresponding
Twenty-two new members Ulng Co. It represented dam*
Joeeph R Malek
•
,
'led from country — will speak briefly 'MM oo nn tt))aav v. ^ 77. 3 0 p M md visl Edward Fernstrom, recording the Holy Family Church. supervision. He is a graduate Jerry A. Malovetz
|wer9 approved by the Execu- ages for injuries sustained by
Karen Alice Malwltz '
They signify "outstanding
! jumped ; Rev
Rev Hanua
Hanua also
also Planned
Planned ••iirr; ;8 t l o n "", 0 ( h ( , p hl ,;;id ,.d lph
h iia secretary.
tive board and an honorary Mrs. Leschlnskl December 19,
of St. Francis College, Loretto, Mlchellne A. Mai wit a
ability
and
diligence
in
for ;artUUc program which will i n - : i n s t l , u t i o n i i o f l h ( , T,nlled LuthHelen Musluch
membership was conferred upon 1958.
,1'
Pennsylvania,
where
he
restudies."
hed « icludt Zoltan ROTsnyal. the con.
^
Ann Mankci
A m ( . n c a otl
David* T. Wllentz, state Demof Mrs, Leschinski was j walking
ceived a bachelor of arts degree Patricia
\ f
Matthew
Alexander
Marelnlak
Completes
Kuss Demkowici, represent- in business administration. Mr,
driver jjdwlor of the Phllharmonlca 8 a t l l , d a y caw will i"»w the
cratte leader and national on the pavement in front of 111*
William Marelnlak
ing the society made the ire• i < -d
d m
e
Michael M-.Mahon
me
Huraarica
aud La^lo Dekany.
Dekany
[Democratic committeeraan. Roma Bar, Main Street, Rah*
Assessment
Course
(Continued on Page 2)
Huraarica. aud
is|)
Robert William McMlckla
sentatlon.
]
star of the Hungarian stage.
1
Mario P. Bummara, president way. It was alleged that the
'j- I
Oflild Melech
CARTERET—Borough Asvacation Bibli School
Carol M. Menda
The dinner lp being given inj
pro-tfem. read a letter of ac- driver for the bottling company
for .lime 25 sessor Thomas Milik recently
Bikes
Must
Have
Diane Meyer
; honor of Dr. Hatianyi by the
ceptspce- from Mr. Wilente to was emerging through a reLevls John Miklce
Mr... Vemon completed an advanced Final Polio Clinic
v bak« three church groups mentioned through July 6
cessed cellar door on which
Lights
at
Night
Ellin Ellziibeth Miller
the standard bearer.
course
in
the
principles
uf
JKU-tte
will
be
the
director.
Set
For
Tuesday
Madeline
A.
Morarek
iwy. He above.
CARTERET—Police Com- Claire R. MOHI
munjelpal assessing at FreeWhile a general membership Mrs. Leschinski was standing,
• during
CARTER,ET - The closing missioner John Hutnick to- Laura M. Nagy
hold, conducted by Rutgers
Imeeting has yet to be held, throwing her to the sidewalk.
CARTEBET MAN HNH)
all WIN TWIST CONTKST
clinic of the 1961-62 polio im- day warned bicyclists against Joseph R. Nascak
the executive branch of the Mrs. Leschinski was given
University
Extension
Dlvi.
Nemo
'••u\ III tiie
CARTERET — Mr. and Mrs. CARTERET - MIMIHI A
munization program will be| riding at night without proper Valerie
organisation
has been meeting $15,000 and her husband, $4,000
Anthony
Joseph
Neri
The
course
lasted
16
the Anthony Fortunato won the Diaz, 37, 63 Hudson Street, tlus| sion.
held Tuesday June 19 at 2:00 lights.
and
have
formulated
plans and for the loss of the wife's servweeks.
Paul William Moder
I 11(11)
nopn, I
^ p g n Hour Twist Con- week was fined $50 :tnd
p.m. It is open to uny pre-school
He asked Police Chief Dona Lee Novotllaky
policies of operational activity. ices and medical expenses. ; •
year,
Mr.
Milk
at
l s«>- ****
'•"• iu a pile test Jit tr* "Cabaret Kite" af- a 30-day suspended mil
Charles L. Makwinskl and Irene Qrosz I
This Is the first public an- A no cause for action was
a similar 16-week child and expectant mother.
Donald Mlrhael Palmar
'•"'J room of fair held Saturday night by the'tence by Magistrate Luiiis Sell- tended
This
clinic
will
also
be
open
Sgt.
Edward
Czajkowskl
of
nouncement through the press, announced as far as the Roma '
for
new
assessors.
Carol
Ann
Pats
U
i t d Hebrew Sisterhood
h d
d | i j Perth
P r t h Amboy ,n ;i elmrKe course
•'' to sleep.
United
to any school child who ls In the JAB to enforce regula- Gerald Favllk ,
and all, people of the borough Bar is concerned.
Sandra Pavlonnia
'•"•<-l work for the Hebrew Men's Club. 1 ,
tions
which
provide
that
need
of
further
immunization
of
Carteret are welcome to seek
1
addresses and workYvonne Helene Fekok
State.
""' the long Morton Zarett
The .polio immunization pro- bikes must be properly Alex Perka
St. ElUts School
membership.
Harold Lev- ment benefits from "i'1
rett and Harol
m
":h happier
equipped for riding at night. Lldla Podubynaky
gram will reopen in October.
co-chairmen
of
U«;H»
•
»
ordered
0
M<1
we« affair.
Holds Graduation
d than I'd successful
luition.
CARTERET — The Very
'"' ^'ipiianage.
Three Juveniles
Rev. Msgr. John Koclsko of.
»"• no pay,
Held in Car Trtft Pittsburgh, Pa., was the prin-l
whipped or
clpal speaker at the klndergar4
•il iv w a y ; I
CARTERET — Three youths, ten graduation exercises held!
'" Sl''«-P and
two
15
and
the
third
16,
were!
1
by St. Ellas Parochial School.
'hut I was
apprehended by Patrolmen
It was the first graduation
'" "me, us I
Thomas Pltzpatrlck and Ed- since the new school has been
ward
Szulimuwski
for
the
theft
erected. Rev. Augustine Med" K | | nor any
of a car.
vjgy, pastor of tjhe church, also
'•'•'• l i t u u l y I n Questioned by the JAB, thespoke.
'
'*'I|1T<' I came
youths admitted that they pre- The welcome address was'
'"hl) ol vucation
vlousty had stolen a car at thegiven by Gary Rumpf. The
Wl;
'« many
Curteret Lanes. Auto larceny graduates presented a skit and
:
'knurrs. "
charges were preferred against t n e J p r O g r a m (ncluded reeita»
v|
trusting
tViu.n
TllVilMilo Court
1
'•.•:»!
m in
in Juvenile
Court Ilf.
at NfiW
New41
tlons and
songs.
Brunswick. A car radio stolen)
from a vehicle also has been re- TWO APPOINTMENTS
!l l*«* back to
covered.
CARTERET — At Alts
. • * 1 called the
. Edward Czajkowski said meetfng this week, the Plan*
" »>y mind. But
the owners of the cars made It nlng Board named Benedict'
':' w|"l« the bakeasy for ths youths to steal the W. Harrington as counsel
ll
W|l
•' '' ' re eating
automobiles,
because
they $1,200 per annum, and Mn,
,,, ""''''"''itliy UU'Ufailed to properly look the ig- Helen Zimmerman as part tin*
nitions.
MACrU£KSON
i«lerk-tn>l»t at $300 a
I told
brutal
JOSkVlTK
1O8AUK ORKENBEUU
25th Anniversary Reunion After 35 Years lommeneement
Tribute Sunday
Exercisesfor
For Dr
Sunday School
of Church Slates Education Croup
Summer Table;at Annual Dinner
New Democratic Award $19,000
Croup Is Formed To Boro Couple,
H
ft
JUNE 14, 15, 1962
PAGE TWO
Commencement Lutheran
Women
(U
,
arriTed at the door of his
pounded on it with
iContinued from Pa?" l
ray fist, My friend came and
Nancy
Karpowirh. Patricia
j
jpened
the
door,
and
Martd
(Continued from Pace 1>
la-da Pa bo DmnneCftP.
In
surprise
when
he
saw
me
j
treatment the children re• Dwibiip. I*"""1 Oo rf>cn The reiruliir Inj of babl-s1 hi
CARTERET
' celved there, th« constant i standirn there. I t ^ s e d of I
Ind.
r.i'::.;a
H.r".v«. L l n d n
of the Unltedjjackets will <.; n
\
him
to
let
me
M*y
there
the
•
' fear and hunger wt suffer**). 1
Knrp<v,virh P;t*'
Worrrn of I A pink n id ,i
Thej swaed
jrmpathetlc 1 rwt of the r.i:ht. •rromi'-ing
Elaine True:;, 1:
him
1
would
po
on
at
day|
•enoufh at the time, but tiro
.'una. Avl'T.o V
Church was'hfld Monday pve-|buffet table,
d a n later the hat*d and bre*k. He looked at tr.- w-.th t
Miiklnk. •1'uiv
In
his
icindly
nine at the home of President,1 party were y
'feared super'.nlcndent of the
Krv-tn;. Fd'v.ird
said.
"C*>*r.f
:n,
*'££$&.
H-lln s S r . of 284 Wnsh-'and Mrs. ,„„ K .
"orphanare drove up before
.rkv' Katr.l^i. Mo'.nar. Ann In (ft on Avrnue.
i the bakery in a buggy. When boy. Of co;*rse I'll ift yo-j
" I saw him, his o l d . pale-blue I aleep here. You can have my
Marie Wniblevpki. .Vrm Wrub-| A full prof-ram for
Peterjwas outlined by Educational
errs staring at me. I almost j bed. I hare some nork I
'..•v.kl. Donald H*1'
• collapsed Irom fr!?ht and should be finishing. ar.y-J a y n-so Marie chairman Mr
P-^nvnit
lr
dread. The bake:'? wife told 1 He I n me (Jeep or, his
Pvm.-h!k, ' Knthlr •n Harrow, j Mm. Dorothy Markwnlt
• me she had written to the couch while he worked at hs
H,''r B'l'iles were jircsentpd to'nn secretary.
Mnda Nagyj The Chic PMji-ct for the
directo.- cf tr.e orphanage, j bench all night. '•Vl-.c:-. I
r ! , . v , w-u^lov.',!'
Olorlann coming year will be ncquirlrm
end &he «p!a*r,ed that «he i1 twokt at nine e\.\.vk the
•in
>f Ukrainian books for the library of the
had been afra.ii! she tad her next day, h« pave me my
the Ukrain-new
schools In Cartr-ret. This CARTERKT
1
1
husband might yet into trou- ,: breakfast, and wlien I was
. ' i i l f . r f t l ronr**! a; •*"•• * " " • " " i " " -"••••_
•""•"""•i
Aleaving, he prrswi a '.itile
•ible "Jri'h the authorities.' if
'an Na'-nrnl Avocation's jum->-ill be done by (loiallon and V M featured «i
I
ixone-f
into
my
r.snd,
rave
,,tJiey had not reported to the
nor'-^o-t' i'i Ki-V.onkwn, N.Y., the sa^n<! of al! tradln? stamp*. l n P f t | n g 0 { the Co
me two apples ar.d some
orphanage try whereabouts
a-n'/fvi-'i bv Peter ProkonlakiMrs. Fml'y An^r and Mrs.l a n d p T A , , . ,
She went out. leading me by bread to take ak>n£ arid sin, v , be'-ilf of Pt Demrtrlus Dorothy Folcy are r-chnirmpn U p b | l l b r a r y f h , . ,
..the hand and pleaded *lth cerely wished me food l-.-ck.
Metis Cl'ib M Michael Hu»r,'of the committee
that II11.IS the 5t-av-heart«l director to I bade htm goodbye and
a i d by Mr.v Zuc-aro, president; Tlic church pio.icct for the the punlls for •;.
made
my
way
to
t:.f
•"all' be lenient arid kind to me.
of St Ar.:-,'.< A'n:':.iry. to Kath-comiiiR year will to to linve through fimd-r.
• "He's 5iic:i a ;ood little fel- road station.
;!e.-:i Vnrenikn
an alr-condltloncr Installed In Tradin« stam-,1". •
I have never fo.votun his
low," she told him. He promReildo-.is Encydoppdlas were the church.
b? used for HUP-.;
!!,'lspd her that I would receive ; kindness. Years later. *»hen
awarded' to John Qorechlad.j A Brownie Trotp will be or- Checks wern
good treatment, but u It j I was living here In the
the Uree
rronp off childrenn of St. Ellass Churrli wrm received their first holy communion John Wniblpvikl. Kathy Mae'ganlzed this summer by Mrs. Mrs. Mary Drsn,
N llire^ the
arge rronp
FIRST COMML'MON
', turned out his idea of uood ! United States of America. I
Harrow, also to O r a l d Melech|rjBle Johnson, Mrs Rose Koh- Mary Csaya.pnvi
at ihe rhurch recentlr. Kev. Augustine Medviuy. pastor of thr rhiirch officiated.
treatment o! one of his small j w-rote scores of letters to Euv.:o in'additi^i ivcrived a five ler. and Mr? Marietta Styles, land and Cohmiti
charge? "ho had dared to rope In my effort to locate
dollar award T i e pupils pre-'and will start otx-ratlnn In the purehav boo*.
my
old
friend,
the
cobbler.
. run awa;* was a brutal beatsented Mr; Irene Melech with fall.
presented to Mr'
I
finally
traced
him
to
a
, I n j at :-.:.' hands. Purther.their plft of ap;)reclaUon.
, Mrs. Ruth Rosrbci-g gave a recognition of h
,,more, to add to my punish- charitable home for the
rd«. p-ovlded by St report on the mm*<^ship. Mrs.'orrslicnt of (*,-.
T
All
jnent, I vaf kept a prisoner blind, later, when I visited
Jontinued from
from P.i?e ' '
(Continued
Par"!V-Teachers As- Grace Malyszko. Mrs. Dorothy land P. T. A r,,
Europe,
I
went
to
see
him.
^ I n d o o r s en the Sunday aftan^ thesis topic
topi » M 'The
Mullanls
soclatlon were prownted by FWff. Mrs. I,vdln Baldwin. Mrs • " •
ternoons, while the other Although he spoke of the Stafffink
Lynch, and Mrs Helen held June 13 Ir.' >
inf of a New
CARTERET — The June Mrs. Pauline Prokoplak
children went out to play in good care he *AJ receiving, School.%He
»l.%He is
Kuhns were welcomed a.i new pose room.
is fyfy r.tly trrasmeetir.j! of the Washingtonhi* pocket* r.ey-r held even a urer of v
the orphanage erounds.
r Cajferet
Calferet Education
#e
Nathan Hale PTA was held
t m h i n ? staff attends to members and Riven a corsage
The f i m l t h f ,.,,,
$,„, That was my Ujt attempt penny for tobacco or sweets Association, president of the
Tuesday night in the N a t h a n , .
under
the
direction
of
In
September
the
United
of
Columbus Pr 1 -. »p-to escape, as three more or any other little tiling that Carteret Junior Chamber of
Hal'- BMditorium. After the ^
Peter
Melcch,
as-Mstant
Lutheran
Church
women
will
June
19 at tf> •
^ . d r e a r y year* dra«ged by. and might give him happiness if ,Comm(-'ee, and coach for thr
usua1. commai«
committee repvri*.
report*. Ray
usua;
n*y
^
^ ^ Trurh'make a visit to the Lutheran Prizes were a**.arM.
r ^
•*>! was ten years old. Now, he were able to buy them,
jcarterc. High School
Bouko.-ki gave a report on the
jnetal to Mr. F,'•
h
s u p f rv;sor. Thr teach-:Home In J e w y Cltr.
for the third and last time.
He wondered if I could jvarsity baseball team. Mr. MulS
-S" w ™ JttSTtita! «» «>•• c » t ; w l w U*y) Offerin, Chairman, ita.!hmntet hat: Mr, ,
»txJ was maslriK a desperate ef- send him about one dollar a Ian t:s been teaching in the
£ a 3-ma- C c ^ m S w
*«^ ^ . N*dja N-rtowld. j 0 B n Kushner; Lydia Nerlng, ^
PJrtt.ert 1,*
L - f o r t to escape and lose my- month for his requirements. Goluir.bus School, Carteret, for
b> a 13 ran .aj committee.
^ j M n M S y m . A 1 U i r G u l l d ; M r s R o s e K d h l e r | Erma Peters, nmsr ,
Mrj_ A ; , , f B
,^., self where the director ar.d 1 promised him that I would, the rast six years.
;
Gifw from the PTA wen•(>£.• m
Service, each gave; Attendance b,v
M r f _ J p a n K o s , , n . Sally c h r u t i a n
Albert Brechka. husband of
* trustees would never find Prom that time on I mailed
sentod to Mrs. Joseph Bobel A n n W mblevski .Sophie Shum- r e p O rt5.
awarded to \u« *
!f^me. Ar.d this time I was suc- him five dollars on the first 1/niiH' Brechka, and father of
and to the three school Pnncl-i r o . ( J o h n ^ h o t , k v , M a r y Ann Mrs. Helen Sieber, president nrst grade da<* *•"
Paula
and
Alan
Brechka,
of
21
of every month for three
pals Joseph Comta. Miss Kath- I j f l l o t s k y J o h n U t l l ,
^ ^ ^ M a r k w a l t . ; S c h o o l and Mr. r, s*
aiul M r s
%
Tears. Then, one of the Elm Street, Colonia, majored
eni-.e Donovan and Mr. Lubem.i Tt[t e x e r r ; s e s w r P closed secretary, will attend • Luth-'srade class at Co:";::-.Durin?
the
past
few
years
fc
in administration and super
The name of the " * " « « - : with a prayer offered by Rev.'ergnCruirch Women's Conven-;»
—
^ • I had ftmrk up a wann money orders was returned vision. His thesis topic was
to me, the envelope marked:
ficiady changed to WasWngton. J r . h n H l , , l d i n k p f l M o r
o . J l . o S E S TEETH IN <
fj friendship with the good-na( j o n ^ Q c e a n CUy> N j
"Staffing a New Elementary
'Addressee has died.'1
4 ,,,tured old shoe cobbler who
School." Mr. Brechka received
"' Ha " 1 ' M ' " U e S h " —
" o b o r 10th and 11th.
j CLEARWATEK F
•Continued N?xt Friday)
.—repaired the orphan boys'
a bachelor of science degree in
r»nnL Maxwdl House Coffee cans.1 Mrs. Dorothy Raurnbuhler Is strolling along HiHoos
was
if.star.rtJ
n'
"•
He was a man of
economics at University of
t a u shoes.
If the !TOUP car. collect 1.500 chairman of u covered dish Ing'for shells. Mr* :
vicf presid'"-!it.
if-about sixty, kind, friendly
Pennsylvania, was certified for
istrips, the company will donate supper at the September meet-dropped her false ;.
Mr. Comba showed moving a coffee urn to th" PTA The
and sincere I had often resecondary education at Rutsand.
actigulated to mv ?c>od old friend
pict'-liv* of
of the children's
childrens actij
gers University, and certified
•'an urn In every Mrs. Quinn and Mrs. Sahul-! She looked for ".
'Continued
from
Page
1)
vities throughout the year and 5
for elementary education at
i,-the hardship.? and mlstreatelk of the Perth Amboy Hos- hours, finally gaie L;>
announced graduation exercises '
».bment we Irv? in the orphan- day. The Church School will Newark State College. Mr.
pltal Guild visited our meeting,'home.
for t!it' eishth crade will be FOR SALE
teaches science and
"<«Be had t« p-id-ire. He was meet at 9:30 a.m.. with Classes
p:ece rinim;di.splayln? and Instructing the| Several days
held. Monday, June 18.
.»nnderstar,d:ne and sympa- for all ages through Senior civics in the eighth grade level
are stroller found tl.
set — pink pearl. ?ood con- women
High.
Mr.- John George, president,
f ' i h e t l c , and I was never so
KI. to make for use at the hospital.
at Columbus School, Carteret..
reques'.t'd all membfrs and i
i..happy as on those occasions
There will be an Evening
Collecting of whit* shirts, m i k r a jrlei g i, Dickinson
friends to save and donate to
when I was sent to his shop. Worship at 8:00 o'clock, in'
--,--i •- ,_ : .;-,_, ,
.
,„: Robert ilacPhcrson, this borthe PTA the "key" strip from
• which was in the front room | which individual members will Qu , ^ o n p c f { h e l m s t u d e n t s i
. i**of
his u
h-^me,
with >
my
boots
^ , „..
- « . _<„.
. w
. . . . nave opportunity of s h a r i n g . ^ recf,..f.d d
at Fflirj
which were in need of re- their experiences in Christ.
: l f .., h V : : v e r s i t V |
2raduatedl
•rnpairs. Alwavs. he would go
Elizabeth
PTfsbytery
w i l l c u m iau(*. t h e university has
''"'back into the kitchen and convene Tuesday, at 2:00 p.m., ;ar.nounccri.
He received a
'•••brtn? n:° a piece of bread and at Liberty Comers. Martha Cirbachelor of science derive.
•"butter, or an apple — and
will meet Tuesday at 12:30;
.Grove City, Pa.
sometligjes both. Then. I pjn. in the home of Mrs. Ron-; Lawretce G. Reinert-sfci, son
sit and munch the
'Daughter Born to Mr, and
aid Cropks. 121 William Street, o f Mr. and Mrs. Nils Reinertwhile h? did the necesMrs. Leo George, 33 Coolidge
and
the
Executive
Board
of
the)
.
46
Hermann
Avenue,
was
irork on my boot1*, and Women's Association will meet s e n
JAvenue at Perth Amboy Gengranted thr- degree of bachelor
I • w would have, a talc to• eral Hospital, June 11.
at
8:00
pm.,
Tuesday,
at
the!
O f arts at Grove City Pa, Col1 Vther.
<"hureh.
ilc gf He majored in economics.
Dati r )iUr born to Mr. and
<
There were but two room-;
Mrs. Joseph F. Jakub, Jr.
Rridg-eport I'nlversity
Mrs. Edward ,J»-ons. 15 Holly
I in his poor abode— the front SERVICES TODAY
M Marie Th?resa E naldi.
Street at Perth ^mboy General
i one which was his shop] and
CARTERET — The Congre- 324 P.-rshini? Avenue, gra:!uatcd
Hospital, June 11.
' ^which had an old ccuch in
gation Brotlierriood cf Israel from the University of Bridge '
1 Jone corner, on which he
Son born to^ Mr. and Mr.«.
Conn. She recei ?d n
•"-'•slept; and a rear room which will hold its regular Fr:dSy eve- port,
Gabriel Euto, 729 ROOM.fit
' '.or of science degre'- from
bach
ning
service
at
8:11
P.M.
at
j * w u his kitchen as well as
Avenue at Perth Amboy Geni »hl» private living-room. He the Hill Synagogue on Persh- the College of Arnold :>.t the •
eral Hospital June 8.
| was alone in the world, and ing Avenue. The congregations University. At college, s!*.e was
presidhit
of
thp
Women's
AthU
1
l
1U
d
l
:
l
0
0
t
:
l
a
c
e
i
n
t
h
e
next
meeting
will
take
place
j his days were spent at his
letie Akso eiat'i on" msm'bpr of
'S
P
Holy ISchool, the bride will besin her j: Son born to Mr. and Mrs
i bench.
.
,.
. , „ ..._,.,....
,
! Tuesday evenln?, June 19, at,.,
Church at 4 P. M. Sat- senior year at Montclair Slate Alfred Boclim, 32 Taylor AveR-^n P M Hf the Hill ^vnn i t h e A'v-o]d Major's Club,
j . It was late in the night .8.30 P.M. at the HiU Sjna- jman Club, Women's
:nue nt Perth Amboy General
Women's R
f
Resident
'urday when Miss Georgette College in the fall.
when, panting from running, Igogue.
Association and vice president Cinege, daughter of Mr. and The bridegroom, a graduate Hospital, June 7.
of dormitory. She plans to'Mrs. Joseph Cinege, 104 Dor- of Carteret High School and A daughter, Lynn-Marie, was
iothy Street, became the bride Newark State Colics? , teaches
teach physical education.
Jakub, Jr., son of ,n the Roscllc school system. born to Mr. and Mrs. John P.
University of Rhode Island of Joseph r F.
Hryn, 79 Mt. Vernon St., Fitchs
"
*
Jakub; 14 Cypress
Rosalie A. Greenberg, daugh- Mr. am
burg, Mass., at Leominster HosThe
ceremony
was
perter of Mrs. Mamie Greenber*?. Street.
pital on May 18. Mrs. Hryn
formp
Holy
Family
P.
T.
A.
54
Herald
Street,
is
a
candidate;
d
by
Rev.
Martin
KomoSYNOWIECKI'S has been providing
is the former Nancy Hemsel of
s n;;1
for
the
B
S.
degree
in
pharmacyj
'
"Seeks
Trading
Stamps
Carteret.
Carteret families with sincere, underGn
s
at the University of Rhode Is™ " marriage by her
CARTERET — The H o l y
standing service for thirty years.
Hand where the 76th Com-! filthpr . t h e b r l d e w o r e a g o w n
Son bom to Mr. and Mrs.
of sllk
mencement was held Monday
organza over satin with Family School PTA needs 50
Martin Gurkin, 8 Clover Court
June
11
She
is
'three-quarter
sleeves,
a
scooped
gold bond books to complete at Elizabeth General Hospital.
morning, „»..>, . . . „.,„ .., a„,
member of Sigma Delta T a u . n c c k U n e t r i m m e d w l t n seed their project for a movie pro- June 9. ' Mrs. Gurkin is
social sororlW and she was ac-!P earls . a n d a bouffant skirt jector.
former Atlene Kanner.
in a chapel train. Bhe
Several concerns have diswore a double cnoin of
Daughter born to Mr. and
She wns a member of Hillel,;
.
continued using jGold Bond
Women's Athletic Ass,oclation,:l)e;irls a n d crystaU Th.e bride Stamps and the niothers have Mrs. Michael Pu.laskle, S3 Whitfuneral home, inc.
p
off
man Street at Rahway Hospital
vice president and president o f " ™ 1 1 , abouquef of
in securing the
White orchid difficulty
Doctor
May 26. Mrs. Pulaskle Is
her sorority, and a member ofitlH' v a l l e y w i t h a
stamps.
Phi Sigma Biology Honor So-| Miss Sandra Cinege, Qarteret,
J.A, fltmlng.
foi-mer Stella Kost.
clity. She had both a univer->isu*r of the bride, was maid Anyone desiring to donate
slty scholarship and a phar-'°f honor. Attendants were stamps may contact Mrs. Ste- Daughter born to Mr.
Miss Edwlna Gawron of Eliza- phanie Grniisky, 13 Salem Ave., Mrs, Julius Weber, 81 Hagamaa
macy fund scholarship.
. jbeth, Mrs. Constance Coblelgh, or Mrs. Anne Marek, 101 Pul-Street at Rahway Hospital,
M. I. T.
Richard Joel BTO-ATI, received of Rahway, Miss Lucille Bakos aski A'.vnue, and they will May 27. Mrs. Weber U the former Muriel Steinei,
36 CAtmiT AVINUI
the bachelor of science degree Jo' Carteret, and Miss Florence gladly call for the stamps.
in life sciences at the 96th Gibson of Colonia.
commencement of the Massa- Best man was Jeffrey Jakub,
chusetts Institute of Tech-; brother of the bridegroom
nology, Friday, June 8.
Ushers were Joseph Cinege,
Pour Carteret residents re- brother of the bride; Robert
and I like them
ceived degrees at Monpouth Cobleigh of Rahway; Murray
College, West Long BJranchJShereshewsky of Newark, and
They are: Donald R. Zazwor- John Montag of Cranford.
sky, Michael Zukoskl, both After a motor trip to Florida.
B.S.; Charles R. Harrow and|the couple will reside at 113
Michael E. Minute, associate Longfellow Street,
of arts.
I A graduate of Carteret High
Wings of Lifd 1
Libraries at Public Srh<)()l
* Is
Feature o M) I
PTA Unit Votes
Change in Name
Degrees Ghen
Will Ordain
Storl CU
Miss Georgette Cinege
Weds Joseph F. Jakub Jn
1
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(licckimj Accounts
OPEN A CONVENIENCE
CHECKING ACCOUNT HERE
!
LAUNDERED
by
Treat your ( ) home to theFinest
Keep your mtoiey safe yet always
readily available, In a Convenience
Checking Account. The co/st B ldw.
EXTRA PROTECTION
WITH EACH BRUSHFUL
i SUN-PROOF
i I ,
# No minimum balance required
• No charge for deponits
HOUSE
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fur invit rv^Wnt w«dl
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fiillj t« K. M. to 4 V M.
rr1d»¥ • \ M
rntt
mat, to A M. tu 4 v. M.
104 t f. M. tu t V. M
Re.servi* System and
Dad krjows what he
want# , . . and Mom
knows he's right about
tiis white shirts! They're
always sparkling white
Wallpaper & Painter's Supplies
364 State Street u
Tel.
VA 6 3«3S - - Ope
ituuj stiMt; P e r t h Amboy
Dally H:3U A. M. tu 7:30 V M.
PITTSBURGH PAINTS i f | i II'
Buy oo your (cet-cuy oo your budget! Brcexe tknmgb UM heat i
feathertight Kinney cooler*. Open-weave fabrics. Canvu, fin* 1(
Sturdy non-tkid soles Grtal Ftthtr'i Day itfti for iiceattat J*** > 7 t k '
and "done" just the way
he likes them, when
Mom sends them to us.
•.CANV^JOG-A-LONGS
'XiaiSS£W
k.LBATOER SANDALS
brown, black, maple, tea und
Mart riut, 6V4-1I.
RADER'S
Voiir Bank Since 1923"
MAIN
19 (•>ok«
PAINT
Tide Cleaners"
and SHIRT LAUNDEREKS
.'t54 Amboy Avenue
wooimmna;
* ( uiiveilUnt
Drlte up
Farktni Space
whwe tlft family sam/in style
WOODBRIDOI AT ORIEN STRUT
JUNCTION ROUTES I .nd 9, ISEUN
Open
10 A.M. t
9 P.M.
TT.-I
14, 15, 1962
PAGE THRE1
Pentecost Feast
Carteret
,h Community News Set For Sunday
Patten To Speak
At Three Events
CARTERET - The feast of
Pentecost will be observed at
St. Demetrius Ukrainian Orthodox Church on Sunday
\t
the 9 o'clock divine liturgy sixteen children will receive' their
first holy communion with R P V
John Hundlak celebrntlnc The
10:15 o'clock liturgy will he
celebrated by Rev. Peter Mclpch.
A W
indents who
iivd into the He!,,•• Stephen Balk,
Hubert* Oamza,
Slicrn Hochman
Hoiiiti KaU, Kail..»T.rd Kramer,
,,„. Ainu Levltz.
Roth-
ship meeting until September
• ,Min
.;! ')( plTSPtltWl tO
••,, c].mentary and
M-MIKII depart„• ,;«n(l!ii« wholar;.,:-,,•,. itnd Junior
Special meeting of the board;
of trustees and members of]
several church committees will
be. held in the church basement,
Sunday, June 17, at the conclusion of the first divine lit-1
UTK.V for the purpose of selectini: one of the bids submitted
by the contractors in the matter of reconstruction of the
church edifice. Reconstruction
work is to start before the end
of June and is expected to be
completed within three months.
Hungarian Church
Lists Sunday Rite
:i jurtH'Ipation. The
, •-•iitcd by the n t u -
\ Civulcadf of
.,,,b • George Res, school Chairman
••,!• a w a r d s
i.,l fveiUMK t o p « y ,
>.•• Loon Oreenwaldi
JOK1. KPIF.GKI.
.in ihe iShloshlmi
i-. •••'. mourning «f- CI:RI:MO.VY T O M O R R O W :
,]. t ..p. tradition, on
Thr Bar-MIUvah conflrma
••. •;.inp. J u n e 27.
..\i\ w paid to Dr.|
('. 'he civic, religl-i
,: .:onal leader* 111
! :.'r, who shared
r. :i;.iiiv worthwhile
>!(•(•!* and en-
tion of Jwl Spirgel, ton of
Mr. ind Mrs. Al Splriel of
Cartm-l, will br rflfbr»t<-d
thU Saturday.' June it. at
Loving Juitlcr Cunirrftllon
in Cirterrt. Joel it a »tudrnt of thr Jewish Commun
lly llrbrrw School. He will
e h t n t t h , traditional icripluralrradinc In Hebrew and
conduct thr Tor»h Sfrrlre.
Hr
.„ will
-,.. br
„ prmrntrd
....
, - with
...... acolumn of th« Holy 8«rlpt u r n in behalf of the United
Hebrtw Sta*»fho*d. Rabbi
Mortal 8. Baiun will iniuet
J M I Into the Jcwhh Comtf Cwtctft.
— - —
CARTERET - There will be
only one worship service this
(oinliiK Sunday In the Hungarian Reformed Church. It will
begin at 10 o'clock and will include .sermons In both, English
and Hupngarian; also, the closing exercises of the Sunday
School in the course of which
each department will participate in the service. The ser
rr.ons will mark the observance
of Trinity Sunday.
Father'
Day will be remembered in
DlllllU
IN YOUR
ACKYARD
I'llll'T
Mrto/ and Thermit
CARTERET -
.
i
• • -
Sunday .. .June 17th
GIBSON and RUSTCRAFT
FATHER'S DAY CARDS
GIFTS
*•• r
DAD
UNt'Li:
TOTH PHOTO SHOP
•"'•'vmn Krfldenb al Carteret Sine* 19*«"
()
l ' 'mkt Vvnuif
(iartrn-1
Phone Kl 1-5219
We Hrve
mwU
w
manlike* them
•hearty and satisfying!
n always go for our top-quality meat
111111
fish dishes, our taste-tempting desSl#f
is »nd really good coffee.
DINER
108
ROOSEVELT AVENUE. CARTERET
KI 1-:B»8
'"' i-lfrred by people who appreciate good ««4!"
DAD
Gift Wrapped
Domestic & Imported'
• Fine Wines
t Beers
••
t Liquors
LUMINALL PAINTS
T
3rd
Anniversary Sale
nor
and GRADUATION...
(SUNDAY, JUNE 17)
We Have a Large
Selection of
CARDS
GIFTS
Drive-In
LIQUORS
Father's Day and Graduation Gifts
Fir FEMALE GRADS!
F()H DAD & GRAD!
U-kt, Gold
Cultured Pearl
TIE BAR i CUFF
LINK SETS i £ 5
2-95
SPECIAL UKOUF
Ladies' and Gent!'
WATCHES
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"The Home of Service"
587 Roosevelt Avenue
Carteret
1-5SW
& SON
Prrshing at Randolph
CARTERET
Tel, KI 1-5975
Loans
1
On Your
Life Insurance
— on —
$15.00'
.for
Everyone On Your List
Kur Prompt 24-Hour Delivery Service <'»H KI
Continues atGold Jewelers!
ST0REW1DE SAVINGS up to 5 0 %
PENDANTS
and
M|i
FOR
VITA-VAR PAINTS
i
OcemWingwitheachroora
rtr-eonditloned plus TV and
•
GIFTS f
ANGELO MICHAEL
expect
the •
FINEST
- — • •
Choice Selection
OF
day at 9 A. M., from the SynoV.VNCK ARMY SECRETARY wiecki Funeral Home, 56 Car1-.
Cyrus Roberts Vance, general terel Avenue. A high Mass of
and
counsel for the Defense De- requiem was offered at St
•partm'.'iit, has been leaned to Elias Church by Rev. Augustine|
;succeed Elvis Stahr
Army Mi'dvigyi. Interment was i in
, Wallpaper i.nd
Secretary.
St, Michael's Cemetery, HopePainters Supplies
A native ol -Clarksburg, W.jlaw'>
Honorary bearers, all
Rreukfast Sunday
Va , Vance, 45, is a former naval members of the Hungarian RosAIDS JEWISH CENTER: Joel Albert. Junior Hixh Scluiol olficcr and Yale-educated Wall1 ary Society, were Mrs. Ro,v
For ii'ition Post sludcnt
ol Ihe ('.irlerct Jewish Ouiiimiiiiily Hebrew Suliool Street attorney." He entered' Gall, Mrs.'Elizabeth Popovich
CARTEUET
L'arU ret Post,
is shown iirrsentiiiK a t'uiitribution of S!5jin behalf uf Government work in 1957 as Mrs Vary Doleszar, Mrs. Mary
'.'(i3. American Lcuum will hold
iwton Avinuo
the Hebrew School >tmlfiits toward the l>rJ Leon Green- special counsel of the Sen- Tiniko. Mrs Helen Kutcher.
a '•Breakfast wiili Le«ionwald .Memiiiiiil Fund. Sam (iivirtzman. tinmice ch.iinii.in, ate Preparedness subcommittee, and Mrs Pauline Lukush, Ac- Carteret
TH. KI l-.VUl
uairt'.s" nt the b-mmi Mt'tnorial receives the ttift in behull <il the Jtuish Com^iunit.v
then headed by Vic President tive bearers, all brothers-ln-lnw,
Honie, Sundav, .lulu- H from
were Michael Turick. Ricky MeCenter.
lolinsoii
8 A. M. to II A M
Elriith. Oeza Dobrovolsky, Jack
(it ()1 r
Kinsley r'bl. •• -^
' «
cutslGeuhardt. Jake Neuman, and
,
cene
ol
U,
accident
and
a
d
.
^
5
Mitchell are co-iliaiiinen; 3id- GOOD DEED FAYS
'Charles Nagy, "
V
:ministered Urst aid to an m-i"L'l
"
ley Roth, «alU-y chiof: Fi-ank
PHOENIX, Ariz. |— Business jured woman.
Hodroskl. m|*s hull captain;
iJrs. Qabrle^ Ni'H.shinti|y and was pretty slow at h fund-rais-j M o t u l . j s t s noting the fast acMrs. Clifford Cutti-r, : dining ,g car wash operated by Giijll lion b y t h l , , (UU ts,began getting,|
oom.
;out Troop ,700 until
in line to have their cars
washed. Collections from 34
Austrian aide's critics seek to jtomobilt's ^ollided in
car washes netted their days
,1'eet.
bar trip to U. s.
The Scouts hurried U th« work.
J
Man-sized
portions
r'of fine food
->
Has a.
Headquarters for
residential ^one^. only and and
two family houM-.s may be built.
The applicants nmtrnd that a
fire wall stjparuiint; their huusf
makes it two two-fiurtlly-houses.
four-family house
FATHtK
BROTHER
HUSBAND
URANDIATHER
- • -
OBITUARIES
Remember ALL BADS 01 Father's Day
Camera
B.
Patten will also address the l s t h e b e s t k n o w n b t r d In thei P r a l l k Peters, prettiest, and
BERMtlDA HONEYMOON: Mr. and Mrs. Riehard l,ozak of S7 R :indl ,iph Street (arteret
Perth Amboy Rotary Club o n e n t l r e c o u n t r y *° w e shall! M «- Robert B«Iewi«, mort
has been honeymooning in the romantic island* «l Bermuda, "here they are RuesU at the Wednesday. June 20t.i
i m a k e i l t h e '"bject of thls;uniquf,
Palmetto Bay Club overlooking Harrington Sound in Smiths Parish Mr, Lo/ak the for«_
'sketch and follow with the'
mer Mary Preputnlk, is the dauehttt of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Frrputnik of 603 ' Hemlock
wren
V0T S0 SMART
Street, Jreeland, Pennsylvania. Her husband is the son of Mrs. Anna l.ozak of Carteret APPROVES AID P U N
The Senate Foreign Relations T h * r o b i n 0<xnVie!i »" lm"i W e t h i n ^ we're a. smart
The newlyweds, who spent ten days in the colony. |,,(t Bermuda aboard the luxury liner
Committee has suven Its ap- mense breeding rang?, Fiomipeople. but It took half a cen"Queen of Bermuda " fur New York.
proval to a foreign -aid program Alaska across the continent tojtury for salemen to letrYi not
providing $4,712.1)00,000 in mili- Nova Scotia and throughoutito ask the woman cugtonrtr
tary and economic assistance practically all of the United! what size shoe.
States except peninsular Flor-;
— Toledo Blade,
next year.
The measure sets the celling Ida and the southwestern deserts, It
raises iwo
two and
•••ens,
a
and
on how much can be asked. | s o m e t i m e s t h r e e b r o o d s e a c h than those species produelnf
The annrnnrlaMnn
appropriation is
The
it handled
I>O«JI.JI
only one "crop" of young per
characteristic year.
in separate measures
Natural controls, of
The amount is nnly $166,- "yardbird" in much of its course, operate everywhere and,
100,000 below what President range and is almost as much in
i the
th case of trie robin
b
u
Kennedy asked for the new a part o (lawns as the grass itspecies, are the
self. The nest is
seal year beginnins
keep it in baljmy 1.
i. (proximity to houses; indeed at
ance. Man, with his varlom
• times, it ls placed on the beams
"Improvements," is an unof porches and In out-buildings.
natural factor which can lie,
Crotches of trees are usual sites
and has been, of serious detriand these at no great elevation.
ment.
Occasionally a nest is built unComparatively few people
der a bridge after the manner
OBIESKI FUNERAL
however, realise that natural
of the phoebe.
I control i predators and tht
CARTERET — The funeral
f John Sobieskl, 81 Mercer1 The principal building ma- like) are very essential in popStreet, was held Saturday terial is mud. Grasses are ulation balance. It Is astonishmorning from the Synowiecki woven Into it and a firm, com. ing for instance, to consider
Funeral Home, 56 Carteret, pact cup results, the interior that, without normal mortality
A\rnue. A solemn high mass being hard and smooth. The the progeny of a single pair of
of requiem, was offered in the eggs are usually four In num- robins would, In ten year, reach
Holy Family Church by Rev. ber and are plain greenish- the monumental figure of nearblue without markings, such ly four million. •
M. A. Konopka, celebrant: Rev
color Riving rise to the term Finally, it should be rememAndrew Okal. deacon and Rev,
"robin-egg blue." Incubation bered that the robin ls a thrUsh
Martin Kotnosinski, subdencon
ls about 14 days.
nad its i Latin i scientific name
Interment was in St. Gertrude's
of
mlgratorius meani!
The
robin's
preference
for
Cemetery, Colonla. Bearers
thrush migratory."
Charles Makwinski. Jr., earthworm Is well known but'
r sults of 1 2 0 0
Mkl
H.>nry Makwln.skriober7i)o"w-i
« ,
examinations of
In the oourse of tins service
& new pulpit robe and academic
1
:iood will tie presented to Dr.
HHITUI, President;
Andrew Harsanyi, Pastor of I
•rn Jewish Oom-I
the Church Presidents of the I
:•, will a n n o u n c e a|
women's and men's organiza.eh will be dedlUons will participate at the
imnuiry of Dr.
.presentation. The guest speaker
. ;li< New Jewish
f « the occasion will be the
(•••JI!»-I
Building
i»verertd Dr. Ttbor Chikes.
1 .-* ived as P r r s l Cluimra and Charles Rosso. '
, _. . „
...
.Professor of Pastorul Care at
158 per cent. Sixty-five kinds
;••» ii c o m m u n i t y
'the Wesley Theological SeminMRS M\RV TI1RIPK
i°f W ' W f r U i t mK 1>ep|-esentfd ;>:• ,i decade.
an'. Washington, D, C.
CONFIRMATION CLASS: Photo shows irroup confirmed at the Zion Evangelical Luthoran >IB4>. MARY TUKKK
] T n e ^ per cent made up of
Sunday School students will
CARTERET
Church by Rev. Willis Morgan Knss. Left to rinht: front row, Diane Gill, William MarkMrs.76 Lowell
Maryjanimal matter
comprised
:\'<M to Jerry Sollitive breakfast together at 9
Yanvary
Turick
of
beetles, grasshoppers and cater.
FLAN
SHORE
TRIP
/
wait, William Shuff, Kfv. Mr. Rihs, William Sielier, Karen I'elauer; hack row, Louise Schmidt
e l y Kay on their
o'clock in the morning, precedStreet,
died
Monday
morning
Pillars as predominant.
Sherry Brown, Judith Fuchs, Fred Ilerbeck, Donna Andres and Linda Eitzcn.
Mr. Sol- CARTERET - A bu.s trip to ing the service. The congrega-1.
at the Rauway ^"emorial Hos- The robin has been hard hit
irticipate in the Atlantic City will be held by tloii will be invited to stay for
nital. She was 52. A native of; in recent years by the wide
.frufi synagoitue the Mlsko Association Sunday, col ft* after the service.
'FEDERAL REAL ESTATE
Hungary. Mrs. Turick had re- use of insecticides, particularly
July
IS.
will chant the
On Mav 16, the President I sided here most of her life and in certain areas of the Mid1
asked Congress for authoriza-i«'fts a communicant of the St. west. The birds have been faRmrd Reserves
,tion to sell some of the surpWElias Greek Cntholic Church, tally poisoned by eating earthshe leaves her husband, worms that collected DDT or
I'l'Ul estate property to Statesj
Variance Decision
and local communities for 75 Henry G.. two sons, Henry of other toxic chemicals in their
CARTERET — The Zoning
per cent of its fair market Carteret, and John, of Nixon; bodies. In certain cities that
Board of Adjustment this week
'. iilue.
a grandchild; four sisters, Mrs. conducted heavy spraying tot
reserved decision on an appliThe U. S. Government owns Enna G"bhnrdt, Mrs. Helen true diseases, the robins. — and
cation for a vitrtiiuiY to erect
nvi'i- a million dollars' worth of Nagy and Mrs. Marsaret Dob- other birds as well — have
a four-family house at Carteret
'surplus real estate, Mr. Ken- rovolski of Carteret and Mrs. been practically wiped out.
Avenue and Uiwcll Strett.
nedy proposed that selling, at P"itha McKlrath of the Bronx, Multiple-brood ncsters howThe application was made by
IUWIT prices, would encourage N. Y.; and a brother, Francisj
can better absorb losses
John and John J Schompf,
ureas to develop parks andjof Woodbridge.
Jr., Ul Carterei Avenue. Un'oilier recreation facilities.
der /uinlnti rules covtnnu B
The funeral was held TUBS- j |
for
SON
Robert
Walk has been appointed Ml*
pervHor of credits and collsetirns for Metal ft Thermit Cor»
pmation He will be resp-inslbli
fm errdtt relationships with
customers and "orrmnny re.-eipK Mr Walk loinpd M & T
In 1MB as accounts r-p|vnbl#
clerk Prloi to this he - a s ?m>
nlnvrrt h'- Irvlnn TviM Commnv m New Yirk.
Mr Walk, resides with h i !
wife. Merry, son Robert, and
(laughters Mrllsw ani Pnmelt
28 Eardley Rosd, Frilson.
Perth Amboy at.
tin H I T
,i*r school teacher _ ...
and i'X-N'"i .irrsry Secretary of ^^,Ht:Ui riiiniiB the Moywr adininMrnti'm will commence his
weekend iirtivitlps on Sa'tirrlav, uhen lie will t»kr part In
the !'•«• .Wv<y State Elks' Asparade in Atlantic
Cilv
Patten will ride in the.
CHI rontamini! the Exalted MULTIPLE BROOD SPECIES
Ruler of 'h« Perth Amboy Elks' O n e of the most
P T
iiuerestmg " ' " • ' - ' ' V
' I nit
rleli'CHtioi: and other Flk
backyard CARTFRET — R"l»tlonshlpi
111" Ml(lfi>,«'x COIIIltV ci
blrd-watchlnK is thr obsrrv- between parent and rhlW THI
Patten'*, first spenkin? en-ance of nestlnc species which, the tonic of WH'hm O'V-ill,
aaqiMiient mi Sunday will be at produce more than one brood !'M>nker R» th» "»•"• r's Night
• lie si Maw's Hull, South Am- of young per season. There ^rr ri"ld hv St.
-s School
hny. v:)w\;> i]\e bormuih's fire-art many that do so. and PTA
men wMI hold n breakfast.
among them are two of the best The Nuns whr. comOrise the
fm fliimiay evenint!, the r>m. known mid-western and enst- school faculty wer- nre^nt^d
orrntic Ctuviresslonnl choice ern birds, the robin and the with itif's by the PTA. Mr#,
will be piuidoal sneaker be- Carolina wren. These are Andrew Galvach. Jr.. president,
jfore a Fathers' Nlcht celfbra- particularly interesting because nnnonnced that the PTA will
jtion sponsored by the Pulaski of <1' their habit of nesting have two booths at the St, Eliu
Icitlzens' riub of Perth Amboy dose to human habitation and Da >' scheduled In July.
The event will be h"ld at the' 1 2 1 their familiarity to so many' A hat social was enioyedi
club's auditorium, located at People In both urban and subur-P rlzf s *'pnt to Mrs. Walter
310 Elm Street
ban areas. The robin probably Bodnnr. most original; Mrs.
,, n.-vel
:,>n
D | D [I C
F,d«nidJ Patten. Democratic
nominee tor the 15th CnriKression.il HIM net of Middlesex
Ouintv
l pnrtlcipatp in
tinf 1 i
nt v over the weekend.
scheduled a few
The first communicants will
be wests of 8t. Ann's Auxiliary
at the breakfast in the c n m munlty Center.
(Hartorah) Scriptural Rrading
RrftdiiiR I Memorial
ial services at the
Kraves ef
the deceased members
fl:08 P.M.— jMazel-Tov from all of your
friends.
iwill be held Sunday afternoon !
'rime.
at the Rosehlll
Rsehlll Cemetery in'
8
Hebrew Sisterhood Lc l n d i m f r o m 1;3o P. M , at the
if
i j '°ver Leaf Cemetery Woodon /WonfMryjbrldRe, from 3:30 P, M.
V
United The children's choir
"" Vl ..L.?Li
I C A R T E B E T - T t he
« Un'ted
choir an
and
Hebrew Sisterhood will hold Its group of parishioners* will at
mini; services, 8 J u n e
general membership [tend the Joint Pentecost vespers
meeting on Monday, June ia|at St. Demetrius Orthodox
H t.i P-M
at 9 P.M. at the Loving Justice Church in Perth Amboy at g
, Mivices, 7 P.M.
SynosroKue with President Mrs o'clock in the evening.
I Monday being the feast of
sraduatlon Leonard Kramer presiding.
l
: , : . i i t < II
,v ixercises of the Program Vice President, Mrs i lic Holy Spirit, divine liturgy
Harold Levltz will present a will be celebrated at 9:30 A. M
n'miiv Center He"Strawberry Festival" and com- Beginning Sunday, June 2\
.(III be held on
memoration of the Shevuoth itlie divine liturgies will be cele,1I)K .June 24. at Holiday.
bbrated
t d Rtt 8 and 9 o'clock in
to at- ""' morning.
*
" • '
Robert H. Walk Joins
V,ilues
lu
SPECIAL GROUP
Boys' and Men's
Gi-iinliw Oiiyi
a lid Initial
Hirllistont
Values to J15.00
5-75
Budget Payment and U y a i w Pl»ni Available
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"For Gifts That Last A Lifetime"
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at
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PAGE FOUR
Miss Donna Novak /fearfs|DemocratsName
Rainbow Order for Girls Club Officers
MENLO PARK TERRACE —
Election of officers was held by
the Menlo Park Terrace Democratic Club last week at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. S. Fishier Eli'ili'd wore Ted Osterbye,
president; Nat Schneider and
Gordon Ma I Ion, vice president.':;
Kllen B'Hdiioti, treasurer; Doris;
!
Wiic7;>ivnk, recording serre-1
limy; Hevcrlre Kutzenco, cor!ri'H|Kimling secretary: Shirley
Fishier, social secretary; Lyn
liordclim, sergeant - at • arms;
Dorothy Mltchel, two year tms-|
t.rr; .Icnnptte Pinilgien, two year)
trustee, and Dorothy Foti, three:
year tnister.
WOODBRIDOE—Miss Donna,
Novak, Kmshcv, was Installed
as worthy nrivisoi of Amorlcus1
Assembly Order of tho Rainbow foi Oil is.
Others iii:.liilli(l were: Wor1
thy AswiMr ndvisnr, t,aurn
Hunt. Clv.rlty. rntliy Jpffroy;
' °opp, Uii'lji HlrrhnRor: Fnltli,
Brtty Ann llurv: recorder,
Normnler BIIPM.-WV: trensurpr.
•Oweniv
Kfiid.iM:
crmplnln.
• Carol Bsk.'a: drill leadrr, Gail
Hnusmnnn. love. Lynn Tune;
rpUelon, Pnnriv Lnnxmann: nntiire. Paul1' V.muk: immortnlIty, Mnrv Jniv JtcAvoy: fidelity, Snunrliii Pikr; patriotism,
Lesley C.iili1: service, Nanry
Appointed
were Caroline1
Brew: cinfidpiitiftl observer.
Rose-director of publicity; AnBernadetfe Oii)f<m: rnusicinn,
ita Krltwnan, director of mem-'
Barbnrn FVonomos; choir dibership; Jeanette Plodgicn, (11rector, Linda KIISRPI:
mother
retor of hospitality, and Dnrothey Mltchel, director of fin"• advisor. Mrs, Ri*i Stockel.
ance.
Members of the choir HIT
DONNA NOVAK
•Valerie Bivr. Crystal Cnrle,
Installation of officers will
" Wendv Doll. Guy Emery, Jean
be held, June 20 at Stanley's
Plorky, Rosemary Graeme, Gail B r o M i m > Scouts
Hove Gallery, Route 1, Woodbridge
••Hensel. Donna Hughes. VirGordon Mallon and Dorothy
Dinner for Fathers Mitchell are installation chairginia Klein. Kathy Krusen. Vir-j
ginla Marquardt, April May. FORDS — Over 200 parents men.
' limlfi Mmiran, Doris Nelson, and_ Brownie
_
Scouts attended Plans nre being miide for »
Arlene Pwe. Linda Robb. CM-'~ihe a " n n u n j " father-daughter dinner-dance in September.
«blyn Seddoii. Pamela Thomp-j dinner of Our Lady of Peace
' Son, Rutli Trimble, Wendy Neighborhood Old Scouts at
•••Warpo. Charlotte William?. Pa- Our Lady of Peace, cafeteria.
tricia Winston. Mary Lep Yae- Guests were Mrs. William Cager.
rlste, president of Metuchen
Girl Scout Council: Mrs. Wildistrict chairman
Parhum Sisterhood jofliamtheWilson,
Southern District; and
Sets Filial MeetinglMrs. John Schein, organization]
.«, FORD? - The Sisterhood oncha""m&n# t h e Parkway Jewish Center an- Mrs. Christie spoke of the
nounced the final meeting of importance of the United Fund
«ihe season, Monday, 9 P.M. at to all Girl Scouts which is only
home of Mrs. George Weiss, one out of the 26 agencies asMaryknoll Road, Menlo Park sisted by the fund.
terrace, will include installationl Awards of appreciation were
of officers
I presented by the Neighborhood
To be installed are: Mrs. Ar-to persons who have helped in
nold Cohen, president; Mrs. various ways throughout the
Jack Pnnk, vice president: Mrs. I year.
Murray Goldberg, treasurer;! First and second year BrowMrs. Thcodere Rothbera, re-jnles sang camp songs, and a1
cording secretary: Mrs. Robert;fly-Up ceremony was conducted
Rosen, corresponding secretary.iby troop 166, Mrs. George Skal-j
The hospitality committee angya, leader: troop 167, Mrs.j
has planned a buffet supper Henry Kulas, leader, and troop
and enhrtainmnt after the in- 53, Mrs. John Thomson, leader
CARL F. SCHROTH
Mrs. Arthur* Anderson was
stallation
IOWA GRADUATE: Carl F.
chairman of the affair.
Sctyftyth, son of Mr. and Mrs.
JFK STANDS FIRM
i
Herman Schroth Jr., 47 Third
!
.. President Kennedy has made DRUG COSTS HIGH
Street, Fords was graduated
his no-compromise stand on! James M. Quislcy, Assistant from J<ma State University,
medical care for the nged more!secretary of Health. Education Ames, Iowa.
emphatic than ever. He insistsjand Welfare said that a bill to
He received a bachelor of
on weaving it into the Social (tighten regulation of the pharSecurity system — claiming maceutical industry was basedj science degree with a major
that the public wants it that on ''the conviction that the in Industrial Administration
American people are paying and minors in Transportation
wav.
At a recent news conference much more"'tlinn they should and Government, A graduate
of Woodbridge High School
Kennedy repeated his predic- for drugs.",
tion that Congress will ndopt (* Mr. Quinsy said Ahe Kennedy! AU*> «{ '57, Schroth was a
his plan this year if it reacheslAdministratlon was greatly member of Business Students
the House and Senate floors concerned about the ever-in- Association, Lindstrom House
fte contended that despite AMA creasing cost of healt care "of Secretary-Trasurer and altern !;
Opposition, "more and more ! which the high cost of drugs nate Social Chairman at the
doctors are supporting it."
is just a part of the problem."1 college.
u
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O N HIS SPECIAL DAY-AND ALL YEAR L O N G - A * GIVES DAD A BIG HAND BY HELPING M O M TO GET.
!»"••«»
w
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WITH
Our Own Tea Bags
Sc Off Rigultr M e *
ThMe d«l!cioui ittaki are i l l cut from grain-fed Weitern Steer Beef that'i
specially lelecfod by A&P'i very own meat expert!. And, ai with all
AfrP meah, they're guaranteed to be good eating or your money back^
White House
Evaporated Milk
Sirloin
White House
Dry Milk Solids
Imtant 2 Ib. 4% 01
Non F.t
p\q.
Swiffs
Meats for Babies
Porterhouse Top Round
Heinz
7911 851195
Chopped
dexola
All purpoti oil
full pint OQC futlquart
bottU * • •
bottlt
Spry
Pur* V.qetabU Shortanlni)
3c o« label «4|> 5c off lab.l O
lib.can * *
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Blue Ribben
Paper Napkins
2
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Froitn Food Values!
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Banquet Pies 6 '
Libby^sLemonade ';';', 4
Qoldaa CrtlN tty'l*
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ubiy'i Bak( Okn — 2
Libby'S Tlimip fifWIlt 2
Broadcast ^ r ' ^ M
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BumbieBeefrnna c t K * r L 35«
Kraft's Parkay Margarine p\; 3t«
Hunt's Tettato Paste 2 : :IV
5( I.:, 99'
Marcal White Napkins J ? 2 '
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9>l-f7| ^ ' «
plattie
33"
I I btra t U a t i wlttj otob punhiu •(
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Bachman Pretzels
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1^89*
Tender Leaf Tea Bags
::,55'
StarlaeDr»Wlku;i:;,r:1'::',"5>«
"•«••* A««i«l DtodoraRt ' i " 77«
Switt't Pari Itog Food | _ ^ j | .
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bomb
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Cet 25 E i w Boaui PLAID STAMPS *iih O
Square Cike thU week. Coupon on " ' •
FRUIT COCKTAIL2 . 4 3
TOMATO CATSUP2: 37
PRUNE JUICE — a 39
tii
Danlei
Bleach
47
COFFEE
CAKE
Dependab^good Del Monte Foods at A$iP low prices! It's a Saving Spreo
. . . an opportunity to restock your patitry! Select your favorites today!
HersheyS)frupcucoN1.uFi.,of2112tt,:;35ce
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6 2 5
Ajax Cleanser
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Angel Food R b f lU* w « L Coapoa on Pick.
SALE!
Sweet Peas 2
Colgate's Ad
ID.'
RING M 55
rrH|25E«triStii.piwl1hpurch.M0f
A&P's
yy
THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA COMPANY, INC.
Ib.
Good thru Saturday, June !'••
99,! KllTALIAM SAUSAGE ^ 79,!
Early OariH
With 10c
effltbtl
URGE FREE PARKING AREA
tifiretlci,
tobacco, Irtih nnii ,
alcoholic bfvfrtdM urmpt f i ™ I1
Stamp oftrr.
RibsofBeef 5 » j 69! Brisket Beef ^9? 69
Fr» Florida
TopSirloinSteak k " 95,! Ducks
Ground Round Steak 9 5 ' Fresh Calas IMS—I 39« Fresh Peaches 2
Swiss Steak '•-'-' 95° Smoked Tongu
59,! Seedless Grapes
Ground Beef ^'">< 4 9 ' Sausage Meat •' IU5 C Red Plums
S o u p B e e f - 3 5 . ' 4 9 : Bacon !D!1'C!S 2 2 9 e Lemons
Chuck Fillet "'"••''"' 7 5 ; Sauerkraut 1 5 t . 2 9 c
Jane Parker Baked
lojrvRvimd .'••'.:. 85,! Fresh Codfish Fillet 4 9 '
Eye Round Roast — 99,! Shrimp S 1 3 ' ; 89C ANGEL FOOD
FlCink S t M n S
P*9«- 1 1 0
For Laundry and Diihti
Colonia
«M coup** pw falvlt (uitomtr.
t. Juloy
Colgate's Fab
Just/East of
Garden m l * Parkway
#** with
pvrcbase ofS5°° or more !
P.ad«««»aW« TIIK • n i - m i only „
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85
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PLAID STAMPS '
ROAST
Short Git (First Citi Pfi*** Hi||«r)
Trend
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Boneless
bo)."'
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i"25«
Strairtd
P 100 EXTRA1
COUPON"! |!
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oft
• cam
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our grand opening last week such tin outstanding success.
Beef
pi* of 4 $ for M O
Ajax
Liquid Gleaner
. . . for the manner in which kou greeted us and in making
LOW PRICES
"Super-Right" NATUHAUY-AGfV
WitUOe
offlabal
I. II
•OH-SAVINGS
_
PLAID STAMPS
Vel
Liquid Detergent
1-1,!
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tick
Libby't Strawbarriet ^ «
Libliy's Rid Raspberries
y
Breaded Shrimp
3
Fish Sticks
Cap's JoK| •
H t i t 'n E*(
£
10 Ertri llaipi with uok Mnkau el
BLACKBERRY
PRESERVES
rt.,.
t l fcrtn I t i a i t with uck pirokau »l
ALUMINUM
SAUCEPAN
•;Mek
JuM
,, oairy Month
Faaiy Daantl* Rlilliu
Sliced Natural Swiss
isnanllaSI
Mouarelh
Slices
Mue.riwSli.
Slices
pProvolone
raVolene Sli
Slices
Swiss Slices
.Swiss Cheese Slices "••:"
Victory Cream Cheese'
Kraft Cheei-Whiz
Cottage Cheese f
AJP Brand
Sort'
Coupon aHichad lo ujch it«m.
Priett #HtCiiv« thru Sat, June 16th in Super Markeri and S«lf-Seryic"e irorti.
All ftfanttei, Tt»Kal(0, Fresh Milk ami Altuliuh, ISryrr^c. excLipt'ffum |'l«,d i l a l l l | ) o f l r f
113 MAIN STREET, WOODBRIDGE, N. J.
Open Till 9 P. M. MonV'Tun., Wed., Thur». r Iriilay I ill III P. M. - Sal. K • 6 P. »| - O|>ru Sunday. <) • 6 I". M.
833. ROOSEVELT AVENUE, CARTERET, N. J.
Open Till 9 P. M. Won., I ins., Wed., Tlmr*. - Friday Pill 1() I*. \|, _ Salnnlav 8 A M lo 6 I* M
306 INMAN AVENUE, COLONIA, N. J.
Qp«3U til 8 P.M. Ifoa, Tuts, Wed, Thurs. •- Friday til 10 P.M. — aalm-Ouy B-a P . M . ' - Open Sunday »-« P.M.
1,-EB-CP
JUNE 14, 15, 19B2
PAGE FIVE '
AVENEL PERSONALS
Mir . , ' ' street. »«nel
,l \,i,s Bruce Mc1,11en. June,
Chairmen Named S S f f i . ^ w / " ? Plans are Made
Series lontimtex
By Sisterhood
g
£;lr; For Smorgasbord
vice
publicity;
constitution
parliamentarian;
Mrs. Parer,
AVENEL—The new board of
nomlnatjDns committee; Mrs Reading, was hostes^ RI Mnn- AVhNEL Ranic
liava
day night's card party at her
directors of Sisterhood B'nal
Greenfield, internal
Jaeoh were announced by Mrs.
Mrs. Hunter Wilson,
to b" hold in .Conner1 ior. with
Holy Communion together m
the 10 A.M. MaM unday
-Monday the Avenel Woman's Club will hold Its
d
Mnrtln I,«ln«r. n^lyelectcd ~>mity
Mr
»' ? / n l e l Levy, 60 Oror"
.
p
M
n
will be co-hostewi with M™
]lV for Mrs. McLevy.
\lrs. John Don
-Avenel-Colonla First Aid
isliuid.
Squad meets Tuenday at
„ wnirmn's Club
headquarters at 8 P.M
°
i,i I, c o s m e t i c a n d
,', i inns d r m o n s t r a
n:i,r
dt.thR
home
Dinkowlti. Rah
relations; Mr* Z W ^ E K ? * ""' ""'
nioi KHsbiird dlin»T lo be
i with the next
They arc as follows: Herzfekl, liaison offin-r
uv
ismi'd by St
Andrew!
affair to be held next, MomlnSlot at the home of Mrs, Di\n»i ItOMiiv Sitcicty on Orlobr; 20.
Qcorfto Miller, Mrs.
.Turk BrhntMdrr and Mrs. Philip nick, treasurer; Mrs. Harold
a books will bf available
Hlia
Mltzvah committee;
Mrs. Petrozzrllo mid Mny \i'"i nil masses Sundsv «r frjim
Mrs.
Harold BlReker.
nilp
' G e o r g e Oarrity. co-hosti^sis. Mi1 lister Messina. I'hinrman
Mrs Sidney Nochlmson
isponding secretary.
announced winners as: Mis nnd Mrs Stnnlry Ptn'nki»M,
nnd mrnns vice president: Mrs.
Druid
Klarfleld. wavs a p d i y . . . . . . i
in
,
Joseph SchlesiiiRrr. door pi \/v m < li.iimian.
v
l
r
mrnns vice chairman; Mrs. J o - ' '
'"
Reserve
Mrs. Nelson Avrry. non-plnyor
-*'I-:I c«->t»inK arc M>* I-rank
soph TIerzfeld. rellclous fM Graduates
AveiU't
tlail M l ' 8 ' L e o n f t r d Lacanlc. Mrs Ki.'-li, Mrs, William
shop; Mrs. Murray ^Herman, AVENEL
Tlioma* W n B ™ c e M c K e ( l H11(1 M l s Alex Mv- William
Prvcr
Lt. Robert G. j
irrwrnl Rift shnp: Mrs. Jules
vmn n
rll rl<is
In Mediterranean
Airman Apprentice.' son T""- 6tl!^T.
""
Tslrr, program \'ICP president;irek.
Sribv Mis. Richard Prvf. Mrs.
AVENEL - Lt. Rnhcl a
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dobrek
. .
.
Mrs
.Irrnme
Robinsnn,
proKram
Uolcrt Fischer. Mrs Louis DUvii mid Mrs. M a r -Kovacjc, son of Mr and Mrs'
i Lenox Avenue, was graduated Unatl A V1>r\ Marks
viep chairman: Mrs. Hy Farer,
<lrt.\ Mr-.
i (icoi-Rfi Street,JQeorgp Kovack, 405
f.FAC. chairman; Mrs. Robi,,ir(iiln-r. Andrewjstreet, has been nwlRned in the
inson nnd Mrs. Harold Schiller,
,,)„• address, are D e n t a i c n n l c a b o a r ( | t)i(i ^
AVEN Ij
(l M r s
?
" 1 i' r 1 1 i l "ldRr
Torah Fund; Mrs. Milton Pas-months program at the Naval N„
e l s o n hA m
AA\v N«/;:tio. Mrs. John An>"im\
Woodbridnc
(I Mrs. Andrew c r a f t crarrler. U.S.S. i m |i..
Air Reserve Training Unit rNelson
? w-y . Woo(ll)
'
„
M
nue
cal,
visual
techniques;
Mrs.
md family. To-pendence and Is on a tour of
Memphis, Tennessee
' entrained '12 wiests at Mi> Cieni-Rr E. Ludwic. r s .
Arthur Freeman, books and
n> Knox. Mrs. J»hn Verlhe { o u r t
h blrthdl|
avt n
P v "
duty In the Mediterranean
publications; Mrs. Harold Re- Dobrek will enter the tcchni-'of t h e i r d« "u ' h t P f L m dva SHI
Flrsti
cal tralnmn phase where he v,-ill
« « '
"
\',iii'
•t'"" m l a " " * > Upon entering the U.8 N « W
cone,
librarian;
Mrs,
Leonard
urday.
Games artd 'dimcinp Andivu. Rissn, Mrs. Jtiv .>H
are vislt-L
Schlosser, social action; Mrs learn Uie skills o[ an aviation were enjoyed by all
In July, Lt Kovaclt had be,,,
Wukitih Mrs. Harry O'Coimell.
IIVII picking up
Ed Stern, Israeli affairs; Mrs. machinist mate In school at the Attending were
stationed at the Naval Base
HoscHime M'x Fi.mk Goodman. Mrs.
nd donations to
Naval
Air
Technical
Training
Philip Brand. Judaism in the
Norfolk, Va. and later assigned
!-,,• local squad's
Command Memphis, Tennessee.Andrlola, Penny Boudioux. William Travers. Mrs. William
to the Mobile Dental Clinic at SISTERHOOD INIU'CTX Sl.ATK: Sisterhood B'nai Jacob. Avenel, installed new off! - Home; Mrs, Morton well, mem- He is one of 1500 candidates
• Vickie Cranmer, Susiin Creek Taylor. Mrs. George Alton,
.Louis
; iiir y e a r
'mur, Dolores Carrelli, Cathy Mrs. WilllHm Hoffman, Mrs.
Newport News, Va. He is n '•ers rfrrntly. Sealed, left tn right, Mrs. Jules Isler, Mrs. Sidney Nochimson, Mrs Sol bership vice president; Mrs. training under this
Motnirk; standing Mrs. MHvin Schleslnger, .Mrs, Martin Litlnirer, M n . Harold Melti Ernest Lleberman, membership
Him states "Ince
program C o j l i n s Q^^
Ciillam, Mrs. Jameg
Joll|,s
K a t ) l y William
graduate of the Baltimore cm
annually.
MI v mily volunteer
vice chairman and golden _ .
and Mrs. Morton Weil.
iKrammer, Julith Ludera Lor- Hogerbe. Mrs. Henry K\vas»
lege
of
Denial
Surgery.
Univer
—
•n ihi' like, lt is
books; Mrs. Schiller, member- Before entering the Naval r a l n e O a t l V i G a l l 0 «erKaard, nleski.
sity of Maryland.
,,..,dnits will be
ship supper; Mrs. Albert 8oss- Air Reserve at the Naval Air I
C(
E
Allessl, Roaev Arsaliis,
will include a color
'club,
and
vice
president
of
t
h
e
^
^
,
T
hnnont A. Shaffer
,i n;,w their donaRalph ner, good cheer; Mrs. Harry Reserve Training Unit, Lake- Michael Donahue. Douglass TV
rlectiic broom, clock
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Club.
:,•: i h i m e n .
Kutner, Leagrams; Mrs. Irving hurt, he was graduated from Dennis, L a r r y Koiinnd, Michael radio and eight gallons of
Adler, telephone squad; Mrs. Middlesex County Vocational Kane, Kenneth Morgan, Fmil paint,
.i sumvberry FesStephen Kaplan, hospitality; and Technical High School, p e rtaidi and George Raynak.
WOODBUIDOE - Word has
, !,,:d nt the First
—
T~.
1
Melvin Schlesinger, or- Perth Amboy, and was em- Linda's aunt and uncle. Mr. York City, made a surprise vlrit
M received that
was graduated from
ci.uirh of Avenel.
A,
ganization
vice
president
and
ollege as an English major.
K,iinrs' Uay, the
ployed by Diesel Engineering.and Mrs. Pat Calalano, New (or her birthday.
, i sv
QlltOWSkl,
•l., Kirst Presby,-h mil be honored
. !i "{the church at
5-iH S
fin:,, Franklin
iMl]>w
and
Marshall GRADUATES COI LAUDE
' d(*rce'
! WOODBRIDOE - Miss Joan
Miiionnc In mathematics, hejObcrlles. Woodbrldge, gradu«-ii. a member of the Mathe-!ated cum laudc Saturday from
m.Tirs Club, the CanterburylPalrloIgh Dickinson University
,>l: s Sodality of
chnreh receive
Wlth a B A
watch
that
notch!
FOR M O . . . A M € 4 l Fff FOR A KING I
Lancaster Brand Top Quality - Regular Style
Rib Roast 49
flerrante Gets
M.D. Degree
JERSEY CITY - John W
Ferrant*, Avenel. Is amoiu: ?n
jmen and women In the \M!
class of St'ton Hall Colle(!i> <,<
Medicine and Denttotxy wl.o
will receive Doctor of Mediclin
degrees Saturday, at commencement exercises scheduMj
at £«ith Orange university'
Miffhtty HIQVW
Chuck Roast
|
A graduate of St. Miiry's
jHigh School. Perth Amboy, and
;Seton Hall Unlverolty, Ferrante
Is marrli d to the former Mary
Wilton, Hr.fredKi1 He will continue his professional training
with B yi-ur of internship at
KIIIK... Co'sniv Hospital, Btooklyn The couple maki' 'heir
home at 20 Livingston A.<nue.
"I've „..
• i!/ lire going now... how do I get H into
thffurnace?
Chief I-onnie Eidson of the Avenel Fire
Department has announced that the collection of Coin Cards will begin Monday,
all the residents of the Fifth Fire District
M1XA. M" - - SUIUK hi-r d'Mi-
tisl for $30,000, Mrs D.ivld.
Ha.shuKi'n eluinis that th. i x tiaction "I it wisdom twill; lias
impaired? her ability to kiss.
spoilt and ful properly
In her testimony .she cmi.
tends that the extraction 'lid
damage to her n e i v s and to
her lower Jawbone.
for the cards.
1/7 donations uill In- (ireally appreciated,
MJKWELL N O U S E ^ t79<=
EHIERS COFFEE r
59<
CHASEiSANBORN ^ . 5 9 <
DEL MONTE CATSUP 4 .69<
BROADCAST
HUNT'S T0MM0
rWt
TUNA FISH
DELSEY Toan TISSVE 2 ^ 4 *
S 4^89.
BUITONI
SARAN WRAP
LIBBY'S CORN
v,IWW
Jmbol
9* Off Deal
Style
OH
3^69.
lj,'"':!'"
ni
69c
29
BfeodedYed
- 85<
B69I Cvbod Stwks pi
6 02 ptg
cu
2*.
bee Cinnamon, Plain or Sugarad'
Donuts ' 2 9 .
-7S
V»9ma U e Dutch Appn or Apple
2 si
Spread Pies
69 Bread 2 25«
Victor diked
PEACHES 2 25
SWECT CORN
TOMATOES
LETTUCE
FARM HOUSE
Welch's Grape M M 2 ~ 2 *
Roman Lasagua
2^89«
Milady Cheese Mmtzes 3 * » 1
' l l 7 gram) slice.
79«
Yo» Never Hod H So Fresh
APPLE PIES
>' with
' •'' clones in each
(''
OteeserSpwad
Frozen Foods
repeat
Ib.
TwkeyorM 3 1.89c
cuota
VELVEETA
•".'•'••.do well t o
: !
v
49c
59c
DAM
LUCKY WHIP TOPPNK .
Cheese
DASH DOGFOOD 6 L* 79<
" • ! '^ay, line up
•'-''• ! V-t,vithi lighter
''"' '""- that includes
^
,;'•'• h earty, Lite
|i:
^ ' " "'Jd. Dugan's
|;!" ': formula White
^ ^ ' y ^ k e d with all the
11
and minerals a
f: : : ! l l
) " ^houidhave
t
VACUUM PACKED COtD COTS
COOKED SALAMI
PKKIE-PIMENK)
O« OUVE LOAF
' " P sight-line
" ' : 1 belt-line.
!J
39
fHOUN MEAT KATURK'
MMCAS7£t BRAND
BOLOGNA
PUIN LOAF
SPICED UfNCHGON
Al odMKiHd ptiut M*«— VIM. HW U . hot W * » >*•
!
ftone In
Stewing Chickens 35
PARKA T
K'Diet Bread
'»nly 45 calories
thinner slice!
fcancaster Brand
Chuck Steaks
CaKfornia Roast
Crass Rib Roast
Ground Chuck
9cm On Hiatmm&f Advertised Qtoeerfes
June lHlh. Inifurmed firemen will call on
DUNTIST IMPAIRED
KISSING
OVEN-READY lb.S9f
MG
6 29<
KNDtR
Cdrlyn
FIRM Wf£
BOSION
"'"'" "'art to "watch
,"' " ( j k h " (other men
~"
VAIUABU ACMf COUPON
FREE 100 S&H
GREEN STAMPS
REE 1 100 S&H GREEN STAMPS
In o * J 4 ° " *° " o u i o i ilampt •Kcludwg Fluid Mirk & C<0or«n«( with
PURCHASE Of $5.00 OR MORE
WM Pwdust o< $5.00 or
1 owpon P«r Shopping Family
I fclMH— 1 toupoiipw family—ML CQtOW AVMfcAU*
| NMpHV<
.4•
^
•
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•
FREE!
^ ^
SEE YOURIOCM «UIHO«IZW O t M W y W M " " .
IS
mE) SO SUf OREEN STAMPS
HtEEl 30 S*H OWEN STAMPS
h addMM to |fww ragvlar itotipi
wMi pt itkgM of 7 qwH
h scMkieo to r « « nyulat iluiBpi
wMl purdlaM of Florida
5 b , bog Orange*
60 S&H Of* Stonpi wMh
Any FuKhaM CNMJ Coupon Ma
tar Skoffifafl ha>Hy.
WOODBRIDGE AUTO SALES
Home.
I
HtEEl 50 S&H GREEN STAMPS
la odditlon to yovr raggkir ttanpi
w M purchoie of LANCASTER BRAND
Whole or Half Smoked Ham
JUNK 14, IS, 1962
PAGE SIX
Events
By Emblem ( U
ALFRKD 0 . PETERSON
services at 8t Peter's Episcopal
WOODBRIDOE — Funeral Church, Perth Amboy. Burial
services for Alfred O. Peterson, was ln Alpine Cemetery,. Perth
66, 111 New 8tre«t, who died Amboy,
last Thursday at his home, were The deceased was a cornWOODBRIDOE
f
held Saturday at the LPOII J. municaiu of St. Peter's Eplir i u b 3 M held i l s f, l l ( ."' : - i : n
Cleve- Oerlty Funeral Home, 411 Am-mpai Church, Perth Amboy.
THOMAS WlTCHF.R
Mrs. Mary
inn nf t h e seiisnn '.,' '''
PORT READING — Funeral !«nd, 0.
boy Avenue, with a high MHRS Born In Perth Amboy, she had
nlKht a t Hunnnrin,,' p,',' : '
services for Thomas Wltcher,
of requiem at 8t. James' raided in the Bftfaren-WoodC
t i u r c h Hall, Year r,,,| "^
828 West. Avenue who died
Church. BurlRl was In thn bridRe ares most of hor life.
ROSALIK I.ACKI
Thursday at his home, were
w o r e mnde by all con,,, •• '
FORDS—Funeral mwvieps for church cemetery.
Survlvlnf are her husband.;
rHd Moqftoy at the Orelner
Mrs.
Joseph M.T,,',
tosalie lack!, 31 East The deceased wan Scciftfliv
Funeral Hnme. 44 Green Street, William Btreet, who died lastof the Reading Railroad Union Theodore I. Viclsko; three
rinUKhters,
Mrs,
John
Battfttlo.
i i n i m i i i n - r d n HIIII, , , ,'
'•
Woodbririer Burial was in Wednesday at St. Peter's Hos-Brotherhood and a retired em
j
m f
]fc
V g
ftnd
G g ) ,
Clover I/'af Memorial Park iOltal. New Brunswick, wereiployee of the railroad. He «us
a n d , Kn
R o b e r , „„ a t h o m e .
Cemetrrv. WoodbridKe,
Rpadlnn' held 8 a t " r d a y a t t h p ^ l k » ; b " r n i l n Woodbrdlge
and
th
M
A
R o w ] , , /
u l was a ,
A rcsldrnt of
Reading ^ ^ ^ H o m ( 1 5 1 3 8 U ! e str e e t,;llfe-long — 1 J
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i, ,„
i
?
,
> l n rt h i s t" m >hr t h Amboy: two atatew. Mrs.
for the past SO Jsi's, he was a
'rnmo-Rs-ynii - o,,,
* • » * * • with R solemn munty^ He ww a commnnlr.nt
»
^
-c dealer,
hi h
will be held flilnne .
«
Mass of req.nrm nt St. of St. Jame," Church
„„„ „ „ K d w a r d J a n k m W
widow, Alice
Surviving
.niri. » iwnrnk" hi,,-.
Stephens Church, Perth Am SurvlvinR am his wldtra. S o l | l h Amboy two brothprs. Ali
(Sheridan*
planned fm t l v fi,;;
iboy. Burial was In tlv church Anna <Panko>: two dnuRhtf-rs, b ( , n fto w i e y i gewaren and John'
pnrlv In Novrmhcr. ;,
Mrs. Warren Aquila and Miss c.^^
.cemetery.
"
'•' :>1 I ' ' " M l l v , „'
MRS. ETHEI, SEDO
The deceased was the daURh- Eleanor Peterson, Woodbrldei1:
Frbruary
with M,:.
F0RD8—Funeral services' for,ter of Mrs. Catherine Lack! and a son. Alfred R. Fords; five
Mn/7cn as thalrniaii ,
Mrs. Ethel Sedo. 46 Hornsbyjthe late Stanislaus Lackl. She grandchildren;
a
brother, STEVE J. PALOTI
•sli'nv In Murrh. n,,r|
Street, who died Friday at was a communicant of St. Ste- Christian, Perth Amboy a,id a FORDS — Funeral services;
(nil In May.
Perth Amboy General Hosoltal, phen's Church, Perth Amboy, sister. Mrs. Chester YminiE. for 8teve J. Palotl, 25 Pine
Plaiu die also |,,, .
.Street, who died Sunday at his!
were Tield Monday at the Flynn and an employee of the Amboy Audubon.
tn ennduci a rm ,v,( ,
home, were held Wednesday!
•nd Son Funeral Home, 23 Fashion Dress Company.
-Hilv and AugiiRi; un:1
morning at the Flynn and Sonj
Ford Avenue, with a high Mass Besides her mother she is GEORGE J, BAGLEY
br annouVed at n i;i^
Funeral Home, 23 Ford Avenue,
Of requiem at Our Lftdy of survived by three sisters, Mrs. HOPELAWN-Funeral
The next w«ys fl] ,i
Peace Church, Burial was ln Helen Dorrlck. Fords: Mrs. Ices for George J. Barley. 52..._2 with a solemn requiem MasR at
committee will ho i>,
Our Lady of Hungary ceme- Valeria Soboleskt, Hopelawn: James Street, who dlrd Sunday S< Nicholas Greek Catholic
26, 8 P.M at the hnir,..
tefy.
and Mrs. Maryann Pap?; a at South Amboy Memorial H»s- Church. Burial was In St. Ml- LUCKT MAN: Dominirk LaPtnta. third from If It, chairman of the r;ir infflr for thf Woodhrldff Kiln In »frn dbovf
Joseph Maz7.eo. AI.V,.
•I'
Nnrthfirld
Avenur,
Kast
Brunswlrk.
The
The deceased was the widow brother, Josepn, Fords.
pltal. were held Wednesday at chael's Cemetery.
handinf over the keys to the automobile to the winner, \V. J. Ilnnlrv.
ested In working oi •;
Of Michael 8edo. A native of
the Rkrockl Memorial Home. The deceased was a eom- drawinj wa> held Saturday nijht in the lodje home. In the photo from left to ridit arr William Wfdrmrjrrr, ticket rhairmlttee should atunri •
Kewbey, she resided In Wood- CHARLES KAI.OZ
469 State Street, Perth Amboy, munlcant ot St, Nicholaa Greek man, Mra. Hanlry. U Penta and Jlanley; his two children. Susan and Willi.im md C.rnr«f Van Dslrn, rxaltrd ruler nf
:ing. These event* a,.
fortdge Township 48 years. She ISEUN—Funeral services
with a Mass at Holy Spirit Catholic Church, Fords.
the lodge. Mr Hanley I) employed by Shell Oil In Sew»ren and is a former \\.mdhrid«r resident, having lived for nome Jor Interest as wri; .
n
Wki a communicant of Our Charles Kaloz. 45, 41 Grand [Church, Perth Amboy.
time on Fulton Street.
A n a t i v e o f Fords, he is surraising.
tad> of Peace Church.
A
veteran
of
World
Wur
II,
vived
by
his
widow,
Anna
(Mar;
Avenue, who died last WednesA Flag Day OK*:-.,
Surviving are a son, Ernest day after a heart attack, were he was employed at the Rari-ko', and a son, William, Old
i 133 Fi-eerrmn Street, received cation of Speech Handicapped; At present Miss Varona Is held called, "Thr n
Kesely, Mllltown: four grand- held Saturday at Kaln Mor. tan Arsenftl, Edison. He was a Bridge: two sisters, Mrs. Mary
'the degree of Master of A m ^ o o l Children "
Employed, by the Woodbrldie iOur Flag," In U\r {.,Children; thTee sisters, Mrs. tuarles, Inc., 424 State Btreet, communlcRnt of Holy Spirit Korcuska, Fords, and Mrs.
, „ „ „ , „ , , , „ „ . , , o f Township Board of Education reading by Mrs. cnoi .
U i » Varona,
Mi.«
Elisabeth Herald, Leonardo; Perth Amboy, with Rev. Wll- Church, Perth Amboy.
Irene Kuima, Perth Amboy;
a major in speech therapy: » 1 M v a i 0 I l t i - " v*""™ 0 I |
windenarten teacher i t
;n charge of hospi'
Mrs. Anna Carroll, Metuchen; Ham H. Schmaus, rector of| SurvlvinR are his widow, Flnr-antl two brothers, Joseph, Menfrom Newark State College, Woodbndpe Mich School, Is "niSJuJoi
'Mrs. Eugene Foclm \tnd Mr». Helen Turk, Carteret; Trinity Episcopal C h u r c h , ence iSmlthberRi: two step In Park and Michael, Carteret.
^
Union, The title of Miss Va-'alumna of Newark State Coltneni waa the anniui«
two brothers, John and William Woodhrldge, offlclatinu, Burial children, Mrs. Shirley Marsh.
WOODBRIDOE — Ml* Bar-Nona's thesis was "A Compara-Iege where she was n member
1
250,000 Algerian refugees pre- revealing party ar.d
Kftrmanln of Fords.
bara
A,
Varona,
daughter
ofitlve
Investigation
of
TwoMeth-of
Kappa
Delta
Pi.
National
WM ln Clover Leaf Memorial Perth Amboy and Russell Draw \ I O V S T LAVITOIJl
change.
pare to return
Park, Woodbrldge.
dy, Hopelawn; two grandchll-' A V E N E L _Funeral services 'Mr. and Mrs. Angel Varona.lods of Referral In the Identifl-iHonor Society of Education.
M M . ANTOINETTE SAWICKI
mother. Mrs
Mrs. Marl
m
gJ 105g m
The deceased was stricken at dren; his mother
OOLONIA — Funeral services
« A
ff o r m e r l y
o ((
the Natco Fire Proofing Co., ann (Vaight Bag ley. sayreA
f
o
rmerly
f « M » . Antoinette Bawlckl, 72,
d
Keasbey, where he was em- ville; five ttoten Mr.s. Marie
, a r k w h o d | e d 8 u n d f t w WW)
•1 Dorer Road, who died Thurs- employed. A native of Glouster,
„.„„ a t ;
held thlj mornln
day at her home, were held Ohio, Mr, Kaloj also resided ln CoHinj, Union City; Mrs. Mary
Schled. Swrevllle; Mrs Elua- l h e Q r e l n e r ^ ^ H ome, 44?
Monday at the Oorny ft Oorny Perth Amboy and Keasbey. He beth
Holzworth, Washington
Gmn
s t r e e t W o o d bridge, with
Funeral Home, Elizabeth, with was a member of Trinity Epis- beth Holzworth Washigton
Burke,
M a M i 10;00'
ft solemn high Mass of requiem copal Church, Woodbrldge, andiNp™rk. and Mrs. Evelyn Strup.
church,
New
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l
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m
b
u
s
church,
New(
t
C
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l
u
m
b
u
s
i t flt, Adalbert's Church, Elizatwo
Frank aa || ll cc BB uu rr ii ff tt ll ww ll ll ll ^^ l n M t _ o l l v e t l
II.
beth. Burial was in St. Ger- a veteran of World War II. He
N t h c , m e t e r y , Newark.
was a graduate of Moose Heart|Sayreville and Rudolph, North
trude Cemetery.
High School, maintained in n-IBrunswk*.
The deceased is the son of
Born in Poland, the deceasedi llnOj , ^ t h e O r d e r o f M o o M _
• — the late Mr. and Mrs. Russell
came to this country 47 years surviving are his widow MRS. T. I. VICISKO
Lavitola; is survived by three
ago. and had lived In Colonla Helen; a daughter, Patricia, at, WOODBRIDGE Funenl;^
M r s M a r y DeDomnlck
for eight years. She was the home; and a sister, Miss .service! for Mrs. Elizabeth 0. M r s A u g u s t rjamodeca and
Widow of Peter Sawlckl.
Vllmft Kaloz. Hopelawn; fourVicisko, 42, 319 Grady Drlve,^ rs ' s l e l l a B u l c h l o ; a n d t w o
Surviving are a daughter, brotherg, Louis, Perth Amboy; I who died Sunday at Perth A m - ^ r o t h e r g p^nk and Sol
Mrs. Sophie Hilarczyk, and a Andrew, Long Beach, Cal.; Ar-;boy General Hospital, were heldj
'
•on, Edward, of Colonla; four thur, Wllkes-Barre, P a ; and i yesterday at the Greiner Funer Life flourishes on Mars, plant
grandchildren; and a sister, Orley, Rolo, 111.
al Home, 44 Green Street, with biologist believes,
OBITUARIES
Teacher Gets
Master's Degree
g
Instructor Billy Rcjnolli
(turning front
i l <V, and Sliell iletiten chtck
out • c*r at me of Shtll't
123 ttmning
Shell instructor Billy Reynolds
offers 10 clues that may help you spot
trouble before it starts
OVER 12,000 Shell deal-
of the rubber hoses that intcrumni ct your
keep it filled with today's Super Shell-
ers go to Shell training
cooling system. If they're cracked or swol-
for top performance all year long.
centers every year. 1 here,
len, they can fail at any tin.<• and cause
they learn how to spot
your engine to overheat.
trouble quickly.
6. Marred windshield. II v > windshield
I lere are 10 trouble sig-
ii scarred or streaked, it s pi"lubly due to
nals that Billy Reynolds,
laulty wjndshicld wipers. 1 l.i.e vourSljcIl
one of Shell's chief instructors, always
dealerclieckaridreplaceth| in if necessarv.
stresses. Jf you notice any ot them in |'our
car, tell your Shell dealer. His advice
-cmdnd/jfet/me!
U
might head off a big repair bill later on.
1. Mudty brakes. When your car is sta iuling still> push the brake pedal down with
Then a n MVtral ways that a man can pay the price
3. Neglect to find out from a Cadillac dealer what
a firm, $teady pressure. If it feels soft and
Of* HW CftdilUc carf-and find himself in poweNUOQ
your present car is worth in trade. (He i» especially
' sinks tp the floor, you've got trouble that
of an automobile .of far leas stature.
anxious tbia Bpring to welcome new owners.)
Becauee there are many motorists currently considering the punbue of their neit car, we would
Like to snuiMtate thaw way» of going asttay.
1. AMUOM thai the purchase price of a new
Cadillac car u higher than it actually ia. (There are
eltven modela of other makua that this year coat
more than the loweat-priced Cadillac model.)
And if you take one of these detours, think of all
the unique pleasures 5»u could bd musing.
There is Cadillac's Btyling-sq majestic that it
attracts attention wherever it goes.
There is Cadillac's comfort-so wonderful that
every journey becomes a brief vacation.
And there it Cadillac's performance—so great
that it is without rivet on the world's highways.
2. Fatl to appwcUite that the basic price of a new
Cadillac lodttdli important things that are extra
on many other OK*- (Including automatic trani-
8o we suggest that you play it safe—and get all
the fact* from your dealer soon.
You might be closer to a Cadillac than you think.
Pentane mix- for fast warm-ups.
Ant^ktiock mlx-for resistance to knovk<.
noises from your car. 1 h n can be warn-
M v l a t e ^ t o help control "high-*p|cu"
knock.
ingsof trouble on the u.i\.
»
Butane-for quick itam.
8. Under-the-hood clues. YuU can learn
a lot by looking at your engine. Watch
for oil, fuel and water leaks. Also, loose
Cat^rtKktj
fiasoUne- for power.
ArtijceT-*&ic&
in cold weather to lirlp,
check carburetor icing sullsi
wires and worn insulation.
2. Wandering wheels. If your from tires
help keep carlnuci-
show more wear on one side of he tread
than t ^ t other, your wheel alignment is
probabw at fault, Out-of-jtiie w leels can
increaip tire wear up to 5,0 percent.
3. Sfi^fij front end. Shove down hard on
either bum pet with your foot. If the car
* bobs flp >nd down for a long time belorc
comirUJ»
fl
rest, ask your Shell dealer to
chefVyour shock absorbers.
ors clean inside.
over more slowly than usual w\m\ you
start up, a weak battery is jnobahly the
extra mileage.
Bettelf check it.
lO.OMreaked sidewalk . ( V k ,|ie
sides of your tires you seldom see-the
sides facing in. Look lor signs ul leaking
fluid on the tire walls. Could he a taking
brake cylinder, ot faulty oil St-als on the
rear wheels. Both can be
good JMN '9 replace It.
| - f o ^
trouble. But it could be soimihing else.
Any tralBtd Shell dealer knows many
trouble signals besides these. Take advantage of his training. And one last tip:
wj
you've got yourcar in top condition,
<TlMw*il to U.II 1 . u.,,.. MMIM U4MO- «WIUa«auii»i« H , „
*HlilT AT THI 1Wf • l A T T t l WORLD* PAIR • APRIt rl-QCT, »1
;
Cum preventive-to
5. <*ittltc4* radiator hotel. Inspect all
E
plug life.
9. Sluggish battery. If your engine turns
tail fty$ & rusted through in spots, it's a
• I I THI t t N l M X * * * * R S
JTC_P*~foi power, mileage and longer
7. Strange noiaei. Listen lor any odd
should be fixed right away.
4. D40*t>i« tail pipe. If your m u % or
VISIT YOlR LOCAL AITBORIZED CADILLAC DEALER
I
Super their* t lugrtftarts
f«•toppertofmane*
Mllf(
SHELL
A'V
• Jfl
JUNE 14, 15,4981
PAOK SEVEN
Induction Set
By Congregation
Area Residents
Get Diplomas
Summer Outlook
For Teenagers
Lauded by Chief
WOODBRIDOE — Plan* for
Hie CoiwreBatlon Adnth Israel
RT J. HANDLER
Installation of officers
residents received dlCOLONIA — The strains ol
WOODBRIDOE - Throughdunce were formulated at the
i and certificates Friday
Hie theme son| of the U. S '
ut
the
Township*
of
Woodliomo of Walter Ruderman who
torn the New Brunswick secre•Forestry Service, "Smokey (hr
ridge and Edison, and Borough
Is m-chairman of the affair
tarial Accounting and Prep
Inear" programs, were heard
f Carteret, teenagers are prewith Mm. Robert Korb. The InSchool «t the 30th annual!
•for several days In the office of
to cast aside textbooks
stallation will be«in at 8:30
* ' * "
«««•!*., at Roger!
Rehooi 22, Colonla, as tape re-|
n
dellsrlu
(or
regret?>
and
look
p.M Saturday. On? of the high.•
Smith Hotel, New Brunswick. I
enrriings were made from rec-l
ith
pleasure
towards
months
T
light* nr the program will be a
"R local (traduateo are: Joan :
t»i(I transcriptions of 38 radio
head.
Some
will
loaf
In
leisure
presentation of a plaque honor*• Hpck, Linden Avenue, FordsproRi-nms. Tlie records were
ut for others It will be a time
In^ nil past Sisterhood presl•Jacqueline R. Bonomo, Plaln.borrowed by the principal from
o erow and develop. Township
'drnts. There will be music and
fleld Avenue. Edison: Carolyn
'.the U, s . Department of Amlecus bubble with summer
'danctn* and a mld-nrte supper.
M Chnvan, BrookMde Court
'eulture In order that play-backs
'lans.
Colonla: Richard V. Fisher, Old
Working In conjunction with
of thr recordlnRS niisht be used
Opportunities
for
study
and
Post
Road.
Edison:
Ellen
M.
thr Installation U thr "555"
to enrich the second and third
nrlchment
abound
for
the
OrennouRh, Camp Kilmer, Ediclub raffle. Mayer Qlllar. HyRrnric curricula
eenager
who
feel*
that
he
need
son; Mnrllyn B. Qumienny,
man Plavln, William Oarber.
"Smokey would be proud ol
int
put
his
brains
In
storage
Garden Terrace, Nixon: Hedy
mid Philip Mappen are hand;hls influence, for our tape rerotn June to Beptember. atu11 i:
ROBEftf H, BRENNAN
IIDH the raffle drawing which
'cordinus, the fine work of one
ATKS:
FORT
R: Julia Kerly, Straw
ORTDIX:
IX: Robert
Rbert B, dents from both Woodbrldge
will be held during the dnnco
LAMONT A. SIUFFF.R
of our teachers, and th» fire
Senior
High
School
and
Carof Mr,
Hill Avenue, Woodbrldge; Brninan ion of Mr, and MM.
Sotne lucky winner will reccivr TAKKs BASK TRAINING: berry
Andrea
teret High School will partici- AWARDED A h . DEGREE: prevention literature received TO STVDY LAW: Ronald
Andre
J Lonart,
L
b
J.
Evergreen I R
Robert
P. Brennan, 520
a new cur
pate in summer science pro Limont Andrr».8hafr*r, son through the cooperation of the S. Gaslnrmnkl, son Of Mr
. D....d , OentLe son of Avenue. For^ " \ n T l ^ Wnndbndfe Avenue, ha*
Mrs. Dnvld Qutman and Mrs
V'
grams. Elizabeth Bernstein, a
Iselin fire department has renl- and Mrs. S. G.tslorownkl, 18
U
lle
m C
ironard Ooldman are writing £
; , " "\ /venue.
" . S.S.":i
* ™t Apartments. EAU aMlnned to Q Company of unlor at Woodbrldge Senior of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew ly paid off," Bay* the principal. Grove Avrnuf, WoodbrldRf,
,.,i.ii"
Barmn
Woodbrldte,' >
Shaffer,
441
School
Street.
son;
Pauline
T.
Mlkosh.
Edgethe 2nd Tralnlnf Regiment High School, will be attending
the script for the Installation
has received > B.A. degree
Woodbrldge, wai graduated Mrs. Florence Augustine.
W. V», Also serving on Ihe committee Is eompiftinK hU basic traln- wood Avenue, Colonla; Mary A. for eight reelw of basic
uilinll
six week course at Newark
in« at Fort Din where h« Ii Miles, Water Street. Nixon;
The following letter was re- from St. John's Unlvmlty,
training at Fori Dl*. Prior to College of Engineering. This from Franklin and Marshall
arr Mrs. Edward Kaufman and atditnrd la <' Company, 3rd
Florence Miller, atony Road, his arrival at Dtx, Mr. Bren- outstanding student Is quite ex- College, UiMMttr, Pi.., with cently received by a third Jamaica rampus, I<on| Is,,l Mr. Tn- Mr Herman 8teln.
land. A history hmjor, Mr.
Tralnin* Regiment, Hf at- Edison; Francis J. Nagy, Clum
n-jitrs* \ d nan attended the University cited at the prospect of classes an A.B. Detree In Mathe- grade teacher of the school.
GasloTOwakl his been on the
attendrd Woodbrlflje Hlfh Avenue, Fords; Florence A.
Mrs.
Dolores
Hamilton:
matics.
of Miami.
li>ok PWin statistics, metal research
..ml
Dean's Mst. in September,
School.
Oshrin, Caroline Avenue, Co"Dear Mrs. Hamilton:
n,.r MihJfCt.
and nuclear physics, course
the Woodhrldge mart will
llonla: Dolores Pearce, Robert
Itifta ( h i
not generally Included in a high
"I wish to commend one of continue hi* studies at th»
IStreet,
Sewaren;
Joseph
J.
RusBrownies
Take
Trip
Intramural
school course of study. A claw
your pupils, Bteven North. n«e University of Virginia U f f
(,UtSS
so, Fairfax Road, Edison; Eleamate of Elizabeth's, Alan Cala
mliicv Club.
8, of 26 Marlboro Lane, Co School In CharlotttsvlUe.
To
Deserted
Village
nor IJ. Sefjulne, Jefferson Avevano, will attend a summer
Ionia, for his alertness and cool
Visits
m
COLONIA — Mrs Richard
?, Fords; Gloria E. Sofleld
Tts .., . „
science institute at City College JSELIN — Brownie Troop 33 manner ln which he acted pos-,
Smith wa« Installcl as presiISKI.IN - The children • of Clinton Street, Woodbrldge'
of New York. This 5 week lnstl- njoyed a trip to the Deserted! lbly preventing a large fire |ni I i n p
S Zaremba. Highland ISEUN - Chief Petty Offident at the Middlesex County..the . mnrning and afternoon rKenneth
Village, Allaire State Park.
our community.
cer and Mrs. Charles Wletzke' tute includes chemistry, physics The village formerly was the
Cliapter or American Jewish 7 m i l r t P n r l a s s e s o f K e n " Avenue. Keasbey.
I and son.- Douglas and Dale of and mathematics. The proHi
IIIII
lit* of an ore furnace where "On Friday evening, Steven'
•<""/" CongreM al the seventh a n - " r d y l B r k S c n ° ' took a bus
illltl
grams at both colleges are spon.
• mini Installation and dn.™' l r i P Hmmday to Barrett Park TO KKCEIVF. NEW MEMBERS Key Wet, Florida, were R nests' )red by the National Science Iron was smelted and made into viBltcd the Newark Ladder Co.;
on
Sunday
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
various products. Many of the with his father, an official of
("j dinner at West Orange. Monr llld PI1 enjoyed bird COLONIA - Rev. Qeorge A, Harry Evans, Kennedy Place 'oundation, which seeks to dis- old buildings used 100 years the company. White Mr. North WOODBRIDGE —
'"'•'.',• . d a y . Mrs Nathan Schneider.
Shults.
pastor,
announced
cover and develop outstanding
who entertained ln their honor
the
ago ire now being restored. The was inside the place of business,jSofman of Tide CleaflWIy Am
:;," ,,'' %a.sl president was
Trinity Sunday will
high school scientists.
at
a
barbecue.
girls enjoyed ft picnic lunch In Steven remained outside and'<boy Avenue, was hott
officer.
... „
.,
, , Sunday at the .United Church
Other students will study at
o
park and a hike on one ol
Guests were Mr. and Mrs.
and Mrs. Sapchin, k n - o t c h r i s t | w h h m Q r n l
wor.
"L~
Others Installed were
„
Rutgers
Preparatory
School
the foot trails.
Chape rones
. anlll ;; 8 [.: Stanley Ungerlelder and M r s . ^ : ' p " teacher* and ten g h l p a n d H o l v communion at John L. Evans, Sr., Mr. and
th
r. Sofman
New Brunswick and Pingry
h nd rr n
al1
mo
TJ1 r
were
Mrs.
Joseph
Rakowsky boys. This fire was In a preMrs.
John
Batchek,
Mr.
and
T.
,
_
.
»ow
wl
l
,
,
.
" " " Harry Kavin. vice prudent* "" thf n V M
8ervice N e w m e m
School,
Elizabeth.
Both
schools
"Dryclaanin
challangc
of
carious
position
as
It
was
lo1 m
,7; ri Mrs. Leonard Be.rU.on. t r e a > ' u d v "" d i f f e m i t animals brrs will be received. The pas- Mrs. Aylmer Evans and chil- offer Summer review and credit and Mrs. M. E, Cohen.
cated near ft stock pile of lunv World"
and MMMH
tor's sermon will be. "Through dren. Denise, Dennis. Kenneth courses for the ambitious stu- A "Fly-Up" ceremony will be ber and numerous wooden
•I;.'/1 fJS'-urcr; Mr. Sol Filler, record lhn "** a l * e zoo.
and Lynn, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfully r e m o v e d a dllflCUJ
held on Monday at the church.
l n Rw c r t a r
fcnd M w
Christ."
Promotion
day
will
be
dent.
Basic
subject;
such
as
buildings. Steven carried a,
Mr* Ml* >''
* Mildred
liam Scank and children, Laura
observed during Church School
Algebra, history, sciences, and Qlrls and leaders must be inlarge fire extinguisher from o n e l m y f " y ,
Jacobs, corresponding
were
a\
alie, William and Jack, and
uniform.
<'(1V M l ,
mat nai
rna
to
languages are taught as well as
of
the
wooden
buildings,
a
n
d
i
f
tary.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Bpylord, alli enr ichment courses which teach]
— ~ ~~
The principal speaker
'
before anyone noticed it, put!^ ne * / * " " • ,
mtluAmmMA
of Rahway; Mr. and Mrs. Johnjthe student reading and writing isKLIX GIRI, GRADUATES ithe fire out.
World" dareds Its 32,000 rttdej
and " l t r t l 3 a l ^ t « r . president of tinL. Evans, Jr, and son Jeffrey, skills that will benefit him in
t0clean ^
P°f wlH»Ut daa
ISELIN - Miss Odette Hnd" Queen's Chapter of A J C. and
"I feel that his safety train-1
Carteret;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Carl
college and careers,
material. Mr. Sofma
dad, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ing in school contributed to
a m ( > m b r O f h 1 Nall0Uil1Clm
to
htai
'rife Bills,
Wi-ODBRflDOE
The com[Decker and children, Thomas Some students will get anNassib Hadded, 41 Homes Park
alertness and knowledge as toj w ' aa o n eo t ; h e
ernlng Council,
. . , blued Boards of Fire Commisand Jean Lorraine, Elizabeth;!opportunity to travel. Trips Avenue, was graduated from what to do in an emergency | t n e Woodbrlign area Who dl
a r « U n i , were extended by s l 0 I 1 ,.., f | . ( ) m | h f n l n p . f
jMr. and Mrs. Harold Maul and planned Include visits to theMarietta College with an A B. such as this. Therefore, I am a P e r f e c t J°b'
Mrs. Sid BMIOIU. r e p r e i e n U - t t l < . . t o d a y B n n o u n c e d ..,
[children.
Glen and Diane,.World's Fair, Europe, Mexico, degree. A graduate of Wood- writing this letter of commend- j The "Spotlight Award", whtc
live of the New Jerwy Re«ion s i , l u i , afcyfMP
l n t h e eost of
k|li
H I> . I l l I
jCheesequake; Mr. and Mrs.!and The Orient. Some teen- brldge High School, Miss Had- tion for Steven to you.
is now prominently displayed!
!•
of and by Mri. Herbert Ronentlial. fi rr ; ,-otw-ilon despite a conRobert S. Scank and childrenjagera will take advantage of dad was a Spanish major. HIM- "With kindest regards. I re-ihis store reads; "To Oharl
i.IIK was president of the chapter.
star lisc in living costs and
Janet,
Robert,
Linda,
and
Baryou^h
hosteUrfe
program.
OthSofman, Tide Cleantn,
college activities Included 8lK-!maln,
l i : Wii1Master of ceremonies and niu: • ipal tax rates."
-iira Jean, Metuchen; Mr and ers will travel and learn at ma Kappa sorority, Sigma DelSincerely yours,
recognition of profeulonal dr
MI Itoad chairman of the evenlnn in* Ki :n 1951 till now t h e fire
Irs. Otis Dougherty and sons, work study camps. Many will ta PI, Spanish honorary; InWILLIAM H. MUTH •cleaning skill as demoru*rat<
I:i*' Cnm- Mrs Ernctt Oaii»el
tax Me has decreased from
>vin and Keith, Menlo Park; take jobs at scenic centers and
Chief of Police
In the successful removal
morning.' Slnflng .Of the National An- an ;.
nf .18 t o .71, a n apMi and Mrs. George Maxwell Poular resorts. Patricia
Township of Clark'1 problem spots".
(
:.«id i>ut- them and Invoratlmi was led proximate decrease of 20 > At
and children Ruth Ann. Faith, a senior at W.S.H.S. will de:-v s hU by Mrs. Flihler and Mrs. Na-.tlie sam* time, the general tax
Hope, and George, Jr., Mr, andi r i v e Pleasure and money for
Mrs. Robert C, Scank, and Mr.: colle K e t n l s summer when she
New Ha- than
Davld*on
respectively, rate has increwed about 140%.
If variety is the spice of your life, see the choice selection ot
at a New
snoo per- Mort Storm, comedian, niter- from $7.44 to 117 78. they said.
and Mrs. Alexander Cuthbert- w o r k s fts a
buys now at your Chevrolet dealer's One-Stop Shopping
• Mmonies, talned.
- With Die purchnse of bleser
son and chitdrfcp, Richard and England resort.
Center. One of those new Chevrolets, Chevy U s or Corrom
howa n l j m o r c c'ft|cient fire fljihtMaureen, all o f Iselin.
• T h e averase
should suit you perfectly and spare your budget any straifil
Inx c<iulpment insurance rates
The Wie
possible
a
Chevy
have alio declined, presenting
We wouldn't presume to tell you which one to buy, but your
route to. M..-« 7 ..~ E .-,,»»,, r o i>.corner
a furttet savings to most
From there .mMmxivel
to T.p.l°.y.to the "businessman who
Chevrolet dealer has more ways of helping you mako up your
m«OiWB resident?, the board
San Pruncl^o/'cSWrv where knows my father" has been ap-,
mind.
Lik& the Jefc«smooth Chevrolet Linpala, luxunoua,
Added.
'
M AWKE6UREI
Chief
extremely comfortable, undoubtedly the best riding car in its
proached by an earnest youth
These savings liave been made
• res THE BULLETW
will be
up fbe family
field J the Chevy II Nova, lively, lovely, and inexpensive, too
Teenagers will check out your
poMible because of the ecogroceries,
type
your
letters.
the Corvair Monza, a family car that rather thinly disguises its
nomic administration by the
iwash your car, and uaher you
Democratic hroup
desiro to be a sports car; and the Corvette. America's out-andBoards af Fire Commissioners
iillt0
out
sports car. As you see, your Chevrolet dealer has just ths
who further announce the disWppts Tomorrow
/Yiff/»
your
doctor's
office.
They'll
on orrow
rS
\
">$" be stepping Into positions once
iricta hflve answered 808 fire
tonic for that "let's go traveling'* look
ISELIN - Mrs. Arthur R. 'reserved for older and wiser
calls dunnq the first 4 months
in your eye. And, what's nice about
!Johnson, publicity chairman, folk. This is the age of yout')l 1982.
buying one, you won't have to juggle
w
\
A.J.C. Installs
Officers
Many at Party
For Navy Man
Receive Honoi
' J
P
!l ! '
Nine Fire Boards
"
H
PICK
PACK
announced the Iselin Democra-JThe
world revolves
around
tic Club will hold It* regular|them. They are the axis. They
CONFIRMATION PARTY
meeting tomorrow 8:30 PAI. at are the dreamers of the present
ISEMN
Alan Ha;>pie, son
the VFW hall. Highway 27.ithe doers of the future. They
of Mr. .ind Mrs. Hen:y Hap- :
Since it Is the last meeting of I will inherit the earth, and ther
p.;. .Aditms Stieet '*'«s Conthe season, it will be a soci&rstart this summer to collect
!^::ned .Sunday at the Zion
get-together. There will be no!their bequest,
I ;;'heran Church.
Knlm'ny.
meetings during the summer
Alan «'B.s Ktiest of honor at R
months.
CUBS PLAf>f PICNIC
family p.uiv after ihe cereOn the hospitality commitISELIN J - Several cubs from
moily. OiiMts were Mrv Helen
Printed PiitlcriiSlT?: Women'* t e e are Mrs. John P a n n o n e . l c u b Pack 48 participated l n
R.ihifs, Mr and M: Robert
t h e Cubaree,. sponsored
by Rari.
.
Rit/slinpums and snuv Robert Siic» 3C. 3<i. -to. 42, 44, 46, 4S. M r s Johnson, and Harold M u l - i|i.._
Slzn 3G Inp ulyle take* l^-i yards !j[
tan Council Saturday at Merril
and Thomas. Semel Avenue * " - ~ " fahric: l o w e d * yardfcj np ,
B n s a l v bl
ins made for a Park. Cubmaster Robert Ackami Miss Ellen Flt/.-mimonn.
„„»„„,. .
during August;erman was in charge of many
Muldleiex Avenue;
Mi and | h i l p , i , e r n _ l d d i o « n t i for | | 1 " " w i n ' O m
with William L e m k a as chairchair of the
theevents. The Pack com
Wallfr Melslolii: wild son. e l t h pattern for first d » s i miilinj.
man. Plans are also being madejmltteemen met last night with
.IT and Mrs. Hi-:.ry Taus- Send lo 170 Newspaper Pattern
broth-;Dept.,
Dept., 2J2 West 18th St.,
St., New for a dinner dance honoring [Vincent King, chairman. Plans
Ala:,
•up.
Thomas Costello. Police Com-!were completed for the annua'
Gary. York 11, N.Y. 106 EXCITING
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June 34, at Camp Kllmei
STYLES —in our ntw Color mifsioner, who v.ill be running'picnic
p
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PAGE EIGHT
Hospital Sets
Service Record
P! HTH AMBOY - . Three
in « i r i u n ' records were set at
I'nili -\mbny Qoneral Hospital
in M;», i>. cording to director
Hiihnt S Hoyt.
Tiic lutcst report shows new
Iw i r m operations performed
!'!I4. rmergency room treatments
1443; and laboratory
tM-- 17,394. Previous records
in these department* were: opnations - 982 In June 1960:
emergency room— 1423 in July
l!)M: and laboratory—17,144In
M.ncii ot this year.
During May the hospital gave
U MO days of care to the 1644
i>;i!ieuts admitted. The dally
(iH'iipflncy averaged 385. with
;i:r:rnts staying an average 7.2
AMCE WTIIBFRT80N
iday nlnht. tin- .luninr Choir, at
160B Oak Tree Road
!7 and Mir fVmnr Choir at 8.
Isritn, Nrw Jersej
| RoRlstrnlWins arr still being
TH I.I R-8469
nccoptrd for tin- First Presby.
t(irlnn
Church Vnntlon Blblr
—Mr. nnrl Mrs Theodore
Plntr
School
July 30-Aimust 10. A
Callortelo, Fust Jumrs
wove hr.<ts Saturday to Mr, and s m n 1 1 f f ( ' w l " '"' r n 8 r K e d
Mrs Waller Krnnrrt and c h i l - , r o v r r t h p P n t l l Y t n m 1 1 v f o r t h p
Th(>
d m i Walter nnd Cnrnl, IsHln,' lw( > ^ ^
• I u l l l o r "'""'"
and Rnlph fnllPtidn. 8r.. New-Department will br charged
separately
For information
ark.
—Mr, and Mrs, Harold Maul rail Mrs Stanley Thayer, LIand children, Olcn and Dlnno. 9-9496. Still needed lire baby
Cheeseqiinkc, were guests Sun- sitters, recreational help, and
teachers' aides
day of Mr. and Mrs. Robert C.
— The tronliirs won by St.
Scant?. Tiinmln Hiahwny.
Cecelia's
nvnnnnur
School
—The' Misslonettes, junior Track team at Ihr Catholic
(I
!•
;'i
It
Veterans' trarlc meet are
(i;|Vs
isplny in St Cecelia's LibThe X-iay department perGod Churrh, will visit th» Oldj,
rary.
formed 1628 procedures: the
Aee ifntiie in Oak Tree on Sat—The Christ's Ambassadors.
Kmenicnry Room cared for 162
urday afternoon.
ling peoples' srmm of Iselin
persons involved In automobile
—Thp Daughters of America,
Assembly of Oori Church will
a. ndems 1!>S babies were born
Perpetual Light Council, will
meet Sunday nt (! P. M.
meet tomorrow, 8 P. M at H. K.
—The PTO nf School 18 will
Firehouse, Henry Street.
l'ust Aid Squad's
honor tile sixth prnde students
—Graduation exercises for
after promotion exercises at n
(.(irnlval I'ndrnrny
the eirlith srade of St. Cecelia's
party Wednesday
roi,o«JiA — The Colonl'n
Parochial School will be held
"Swert
Adelines".
First Aid Squad will conduct
tonlelit at 7:30 in the church. —The
it.« BiuuLiI carnival at the LitThe Rev, Thomas J. Frain, Cloverleaf Chapter, will meet
P h D . Assistant Superintendent Monday 8:30 P. M. in the mee-t SAFETY FIRST: MDWT Walter Xirpolo is shown adjiistini; :i new set of se;it belts on his tle League Field. Inman & Jorof Schools In the Diocese of Ing rooms of the First Presby- ear after free li^lallaliim ;it the Wood bridge Chevron Service Station operated by Paul dm Avenues, this week, beMeetings will Tnro. The Seal Rolls f»i Safety program I* currently hriiiR conducted by California Oil uinniivj at 7 p.m. each night
Trenton, will preach. The grad terian Church
Ufttes will attend the eight be held throughout the sum- Company and its (bivnni stations as a public sen-ice to help cut down on traffic accident On Snturday, carnival hours
o'clock Mass. A Communion mer. New members Rie invited deathi and injuries. The offer is a npn-profit undertakins of California Oil Company and air I'-'i p.m.. and 7-11 p.m.
Family
its chevron stations to promote safer highway travel.
brenkfnst, prepared by the —The Christion
f.ipiam Martin Dress" ancafeteria staff, will be served Movement of St. Cecelia's
im.il rciort revealed the .squad
to them Immediately after Church held its annual family
;ins«"iTd 685 calls, worked 2.in
TroODS
picnic Sunday at Merrill Park. State Park and the "Dcs. ned learning child. Plans HIT i\(nti Brounie
Mass
:f()fl nuin hours, and travelled'
progress to start Sunday School,'
' , 7.145 miles.
The Lyons Action Group of Village". Saturday.
—VFW Post will hold its CPM met Tuesday with Mr.
Puu!
Soclasses
in
the
Fall
for
these!
Fornwd
for
ColOttUl
—St, Vincent De
Squad member Bud Spit/iT
regular bi-monthly meeting to- and Mrs. Thomas Morse llciety of St, Cecelia's ckurch.children. Anyone interested in!
Mrs. Michael nTDi1!'- IILS wife, Joan, a lonu
night at 8 at Post headquarters, Lamar Avenue. Oak Tree. The will meet m Room 207. Ft Ce- enrolling a child in this KI-OHP COLONIA
aretsky, oreiuuzor of district time c:rl scout leader, is anLincoln Highway.
t
Brady Action Group will meet ce'lia's School, Tuesday at 8 or who knows of someone who
. . . Girl Scout Neighborhood 1. swermi' daytime emersenoy
—Brownie Troop 102 enjoyed
imay _want_more . I n f o r m a t i o n ; a n n o u n c e d w U h , h e f o r m a t U m
Sunday. 9 P. M. with Mr. and P. M.
all.s Since workers are always
a bus trip and picnic at Allaire Mrs. James Brady. Wright _ _ j , Neighborhood Ltadcrs^all Mrs. Orrie Adair, ME *-.<,[
T e
t w o n e w B l w n i i ( 1 t r o ops th.
needed, volunteers may contact
State Pnrk. Saturday at the
9201:
1
area's total ; are 15 Brownie a:',y numbrr.
o f y ^ Girl Scouts of Fust
Deserted Village. Mrs. Ralph Street.
Hoover, Brownie Leader, and —The Junior Department of Presbyterian Church attended' —The Beaverettes 4-H Club! a nd 11 Intermediate troops.
Miss Ruth Ann Maxwell ac- the First Presbyterian Church performance of "Maggie" i.-. the met Thursday with Mrs. Lloyd' Mrs. C. Pnnltney, leadei KKTUD AT PARTY
companied them. Thp pflrls had Sunday School will have pro, Paper Mill Playhouse. Millbum, Harayda, Talmadge Avenue. Troop 22 presented Brownie 1SF. I.I N - Sharon Kelt,
motion exercises in the Sanc-JThursdny. Troop 160 lii-ld an The girls worked on sewtnc pro-1pins to Uicin Arcidla, Pamela d.uipliter of Mr and Mrs Paul
a picnic while there.
Kelt, Worth Street, who wa.s
- The Junior Westminster tuary Sunday at 10 A MJovernight campout at Rouse- jects. The club will meet to- Cudney, Ii'ene »..^ :.:i:hell«
• ••irtfirmi'd Tlni'-sday at St. CeFellowship of the First, Presby- Fourth, fifth, and sixth jrrndes.velt Park Girl Scout Cabin, night at 7:30. The pre 4-H Feinstein, Jo Ann Hall, Mr,;:r
!Mrs. J. A. Vanderstreet si:v.-d group met With Diane Harnyda, een Lynch Ui.me McGee. Pa- eeli:i's rhiwcli D $ honored at
terian Church will meet Sun- will paarticipate.
open niM.si Her sponsor was
junior leader. Saturday and tricia Poulini-y, Loreann
day morning at 10, The Senior —There will be a meetinc of as chaperone.
Mrs H.iboit Dolii\rd, of Isolii).
St.
Cecelia's
Cadets
in
the
—At
a
recent
meeting
ot
the
worked
on
pot
holders
and
tea
and
Peggy
\V;i!.-li.
Westminster Fellowship will
Gue.M.s were Mr, and Mrs.
Mrs.
James
Perkins,
leader
parkins
lot
from
6:30
to
8
women
of
the
First
Presbytowels.
meet Sunday evening at 7.
lot troop 59, l>'ad a candlelight Fi.uii; Mcltreder and son, Donterlan Church, Dr. J. E, Trevcr—The boys of the Christ's P. M. on Monday.
—Boy Scout Troop 49 will-ton psychologist for WoolbridKe'ADD SIMILES
[investiture for Ellen De Rosa. ald Mrs. Mary Kelt, WoodAmbassadors of Iselin Assemb:id;e: Mr and Mrs. Dollard
bly of God Church, as a Tract meet Tuesday from 7 to 9'Township Schools, was guest' She attracts no more attcn-|Susari Glick. Debonh Perkins. and children, Kathleen and
JoAnn
Shribr.er,
Lois
Kasperciislion
than
a
thermometer
after
P.
M.
In
Columbian
Hall.
Treverton
jpeaker
Dr.
Band' Vcl by Mrs. Harold Habe,
sak. Valerie Lynch, Eileen Ros- Robert. Iselin: and Sharon's
will distribute Christian tracts —Girl Scout Troops 104 and cuteed the methods and the arrival of a cool wave.
222
will
take
a
trip
to
Allaire'problems
in
teaching
the
-lowToledo
Blade.
enbloom, and Ian Schildkraut sister, Nonne.
throughout all parts of Tselln
Saturday.
- The Knik'hts of Columbus
have announced plans for
family picnic June 23, Grove 3,
Merrill Park. Beverages, ice
cream, and additional food will
be available.
—The Sons and Daughters of
Liberty, Liberty Evil Council.
meK'Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs.
Spencer Green, Trieste Street.
—The Ladles' Auxiliary of
Volunteer Fire Co. 1 met yesterday at the Green Street
Firehouse. The next meeting 1
is set for June 27.
i
—Girl Scout Troops 110 a n d !
1433, sponsored' by the First i
Presbyterian Church, will attend a performnnce of the
Shriner's Circus, Philadelphia.'
Saturday.
!
—St. Cecelia's Accordion and :
Guitar band presented a recital!
In Our-Lady of Lourdes Hall
;
last night.
1 —The Intermediate Class of
Iselin Assembly of God Sunday!
School will take a trip to WashNew! The charm, the glow, the romance of America's famous Gaslight Era come alive
ing ton Rock, Watchung Reseragain
right on your front lawn with this authentic Charmglow outdoor gas' light. Here
vation, Saturday afternoon.'
Their teacher, Howard FraileyJ
is the return of soft elegance to your home . . . a warmth and welcome for your neighEdison, will accompany them.
bors and guests that makes a truly lasting impression. Here is the flattering glow of
—The Junior and Senior
gas
light that makes your entire home seem lovelier, more charming. Here is the allChoir of the First Presbyterian
Church will meet on Wednes-i
night protection of a beacon that discourages prowlers yet illuminates your way home
If 5 back!
to beautify, illuminate
and protect your home!
1, •
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4rH HotlOretteB
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PAOE NINE
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nmttwat II D U T U H l L 1 8 I 8
Public Concerts
At Nevin-Stveeney Rites
be pretested by the Parks De- "We are happy to be able to
partment In Johnson Park. present this Interesting series
I8ELIN — The Honorettea °noreUe« will be held Monday
Hfflwrhoafcotl
A variety of orchestras and of concerts for the entertain4-H Club of Iielln held a cook from 8 to 8 p.m.
The bride, i Woodbrldge
programs nave been scheduled ment and enjoyment of our
* School mdoate, li emMurray wa« Ing session Monday at the home
if the Parks Department lor county residents."
ployed by National Lead Com- R i f f BRUNSWICK—A turn- the series at a cultural and en- The schedule, as announced
of the leader, Mrs. Wnlly FOROET8 HIS RETURNS
10
Ua'sBowen, C o m ] * Avenue. The TOPEKA, Kan. - Federal COLOMA-At a double ring father, the bride was attired pany tltaniumdhrWou, (teuth * •«>«» of free public eon- tertainment service to the resi- by Freeholder Burton, follows:
members were Instructed in •Judge Arthur J. Stanley, Jr., ceremony Saturday afternoon In afioor length gown of tulle Amboy. Mr. Nevin, » Totten- cerU ffu announced today by dent* of the county, Freeholder July 8: Classical concert of
preparing a blush pink pear Imposed a fine of $1,000 on anIn St. Cecelia's Church, Iselln.and applfcjued net fashioned vllle High School graduate, Qeorga L. Burton J r , chalr- Bttrt011
melodic masterpieces,
aid.
attorney who claims he was soM M Doris Ann Sweeney and with short puff sleeves and sened In the 0 . 8 . Army for" m m of the Park, Department
salad with cottage cheese.
of the Middlesex County Board All of the other five con- July IS: Chorai presentation
busy
making
out
Income
tax
three
years.
He
Is
employed
by
William
Ncvln
were
united
In
square
neckline.
She
carried
The girls have completed
cert* will be held on subse- of Israeli songs plus authentic
r clients he failed to m"'-'"~- by Rev. Edward white rote* on » prayerbook. National Lead Company, Say- of Freeholders.
uewlng projects for the Middle- return for
revllle.
return on his
hi ownIIncome Strano.
Tne tint concert, to U k e i u * n t Sunday evenings at 6 Israeli dances.
file
returns
«c county 4,H Pair In August
Mrs. Bert Bprlngstead, Don
place July 4. will feature ^o'clock.
July 22: Jaw concert. A trlbmd have started arranging
Cant Find Him
St. Mary's Band, New Brunt- "The pleasure of listening to utc to the his name bands from
Lhem for Judging July 10 by
honor for her cousin. Serving There Is no such Insect as thewick, under the direction of beautiful music In the lovely the 1930'g to the present.
County Agent.
as best man was Alan Reiser, last housefly. Kill him a thou- Bandmaster Menello Ptlombl. and relaxing setting of one of July 29 Hungarian Oypsy
Vf
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New Dorp, 8. I , and ushers nand tlme» and he comes back, The program will start at 6 OUT county parks Is something sonRs and dance\ music.
we know county people will en- August 5: Concert of Musical
were John Sweeney and Bert meaner than ever—The Toledo pjm.
her Sprtngstead.
| B iade.
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PAGE TEN
Mercury
Plans Complete
For Iselin Fair
Dr. Gerard to Present
Exhibit at Convention
WOODBHIIH;,.
of directors ,,f ^
ISEIJN — Peter Dougherty
nd Daniel Cole of the Iselin
First Aid Squad, and Louts
Low is and Daniel Hoffman of
oiiRieBatlon Beth Sholom met
nd made final arrangements
or a country fair to be coiponaored by the two groups
June 28-30 at Acme Parking
/>t, Route 1. Green Street
WOODBRTDGE — Dr. Arpad| "A new and simple technique
Q. Gehrd. Rahway Avenue, Is
presented
for treating
has bcpn invited to present a
chronic and resistant cases of
scientific exhibit at the Amerl
psoriasis, eczema and many
can Mrdirnl Association in Chiother flkln diseases. A fmspencago, Juno 24-28.
slon of trlnmcinolr diacetate
The title of his exhibit will (a cortlzone-llke tinig) Is in(
have the scientific name of Jected In the upper layer of
"Sublesional - Subdermal - In- the loose skin tissue under the
filtration of Trlamcinolone Dl- lesion. Within 7-10 days the
aeetate Suspension of Psoriasis Injection cleared the skin comand Other Derrnatoses," Dr. pleted In the treated area. The
Gerard received his invitation uniform results obtained In diffrom Frank Chappell, Director ferent dermotoses should make
of Science News for the Chl-this technique a common practice in dermatology."
Pickwick Club Ends
Season With Picnic
WtODBftlDQf: —
Club closed Its season with
picnic supper, at the home of
Mrs. Clyde Williams, Stiles
Street, Sewuren. Mrs. George
Jackson and Mrs, Howard Esh- IN CHARGE 01' ARKANflKMENTS: Above a r e members of t h e Iselin First Aid Squad and
leman assisted with arrange- Congregation Kith Shnlcini. who are preparing for a Country Fair to he held June 25-30
ments.
at the Acme l':irkii>n l.«t. Route 1, Green Street Circle. Left to right are I'etcr Dougherty,
l.miis Lewis, Daniel Hoffman and Daniel Cole.
Mrs. William Wright extended an invitation to the members to attend the wedding of
President Kennedy recom- e overriding conclusion he United States is one of the leas
her daughter, Susan, to Gramended the transportation tax 'ew from a round-the-wiii id understood countries of thi
ham P. Lord June 23 at 8:30
reduction to bolster the com- ip in February "is that thelworld."
P.M. at the First Presbyterian
petitive position of railroad
Church.
passenger and bus service.
The club will resume its acsuggested that therailroadand
tivities September 10 with
bus taxes be repealed effective
DR. ARPAD O. GERARD
meeting at the home of Mrs
July 1.
Edward
Kravltz,
Colonia.
Mrs
cago convention and he was
asked to send a summary of his Alexander Nash was a guest.
ON DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS
exhibit Including points of InON TRAVELING TAX
Attorney General Robert P,
terest to the layman.
Legislation that would ellm
Kennedy says American diplo
"The exhibit," Dr. Gerard
inate the 10 per cent tax on
eald, "Is a culmination of rerailroad and bus tickets anl mats abroad could demonstrate
search work I have done since
slice that on airline fares to the superiority of democracy by
1956. In I960 a paper of mine
per cent has been approved by openly discussing America's
dealing with treatment of Psorthe House Ways and Mean; domestic problems.
iasis appeared in the A.MA
The President's brother said
Committee,
Archives of Dermatology and
In 1961 In the Journal of the
Medical Society of New Jersey.
This paper met with Interest
as an effective new treatment
and was referred to In several
medical journals and other
publications both here in the
United States and abroad, so
much so, that It has become a
standard method of treatment
In many chronic and resistant
psoriasis, eczema and many
other skin diseases."
In the summary Dr. Gerard
sent to Mr. Chappell, he wrote
in part as follows:
Each night, the "Great Euno," a high wire star act, will
perform 100 feet In the air without the aid of a net.
A station wagon is being
affled off at the Temple by the
squad and the winner will be
nnounced June 30 at the fair
grounds.
Proceeds will be turned over
to the building funds of both
organizations.
Arrangements
have
been
made to guarantee free parking
facilities at the fair grounds
nightly from 7 to midnight.
NOT CHEAP
'In times like these, It is best
to live only one day at a time,'
asserts an editor, Yes, indeed
And some of us can hardly af
ford that.
—Cincinnati Enquirer
met this vv
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THE OFFICE OFKNOW HOW
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WOODBRIDGE — "The Ap.
pointed vs. the Elected Board
of Education" was the subject
debated by Samuel White and
Dr. Alex Borman of Edison and
East Brunswick Boards of Education, respectively, at the last
meeting of the Parent-Teacher
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After 10 years on Edison's
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An appointed board, he said,1
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Township needs, since all kinds
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On the other hand, Dr. Bortnan said, a "militant" elected
board haft the advantage of
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l0P,vialBakingClass
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PACK ELEVEN
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Miss Lorraine M. Martino Donations Made
Weds John M. DeMatteo By Church Guild;
Open to Soph Girls
HccRiisel BInce that tipie, more than
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itif!! (orilOO student* have received
(
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n'••'• •"ll"1'"1,' ' htah'Many have none on to fnllA'
ii hr por- Lime Jobs aa bakers. One Rnuhi,v,:
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To Hpcclaltie.
•j'.i-sts byi G l r i s w ho take the course will
.„ v.l vnimg | S p r c l a l | M mainly In cnkn drc:•,"•-• f>f re'oratlng and salesmanship. Al: [oimer-| t n m i e r i t n e y W M „]„„ ]t,am
1
,.., t ruined m R r i y catering and baklnp
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c:«' B'^, skills, they'wll! not be expected
' . "• '" ""'v 0 ' ti) do «U of the work thnt is
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•
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,
,• •::n--, It «ns t n ( , t r a d f .
the According to'the Instructor,
llnwevr, Cy Sommer, who Inaugurated
5!iirirnts | h | l
five years ttro and
thn r who operated his own bakery
;
1(1
I)
''for many years before thnt,
nirnval of ,. t h p opportunities fnr women
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vhnol stu- a r e s I n other sections of thr
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Here, women cake decorators!
ore the exception rather than
the rule — even though thry
7 7 certainly have more talent thnn
•"* men for this kind of work. By
tented by the members in 1659.
wvrrsl of lta songs were tun;
by the group. The program concluded with a sale ol seedlings
nnd plants which members
brought from thejr gardens.
— Mrs, John \t, ? . Hrlwlbrr* was the wlnnrr
WOODBRIDQE — The m«r- the
bride; Robert
of Miss Lorraine M. Mar- Port Reading and Michael
the final m « U n , of the «a- ^X**"
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tlno and John W. DeMatteo, Rocco, Somerset.
was solemnized Saturday after- The couple will Uve at 73S
noon at at. Stephen's Church, Rarltan Avenue, Perth Amboy, donate $504 to the trustee, for mnn. announced the aalc of
clmroli Imprinted stationery
rvvtli Amboy.
after a trip to Wlldwood. For current expenses; $33 to
Deranny
Student
The bride is the daughter ofi traveling the bride wore a b l a c k - .
Mr and Mrs. Nicholas Martinojand white two-piece drew with - ?• and $10 each to the'
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Preabyterlan Homes st BelvlR4 Hnll Avenue, Perth Amboyjwhlte
accessories.
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dere and Haddonfleld for sum- F l l l r s BI1(1 M r s Bumham
The bridegroom Is the son of Mrs: DeMatteo, a Perth Am11
Mrs. Steve Mftgo, 7D Bunns boy High School graduate. Is amertlme treats for the guest "
residents,
t.ane, Woodbrldge, and the late clerk-typist at Rarltan Arsenal,
The 18th anniversary of theMORK. TOVftlSTS TO VS.
John DeMatteo.
Edison. Her husband, a Wood' founding of the Guild was cele- The Unltrd States Travel
The brldo was attired In a bridge High School graduate, brated and Mrs. Lerty Bowen Service iws reported that 97.f?own of ChantUly lace over served four years In the tJ, 8 led devotions. The program was 802 fonun-rs visited the
tnffotn (lnslgned with a Sabrlna .Mr Force; and Is employed by under the chairmanship of Mrs United States In the first three
nrrkllne trimmed with sequins Dlehl W»nu'acturln(f Company M a n u e l DaConcelcao, Mrs months of 1962. This figure exand pearls. A full over skirt of jPlnderne.
Phlltp Johnson, and Mrs. Jo- eludes visitors from Canada and
\ncc was caiiRht In the front
"
scph Husk.
Mexico and Is up more than
with white rnsos and four rows'RIFLES AND Bl'I.I.ETS
Mrs. DaConcelcao save a '' m ™mP«r'd wlth"the same
of ruffles made up the chapel President Kennedy was »sked|review of the organization's P«rl0(1 l R s l >'Mrlength train. Her four-tiered to explain reports that the founding and growth through; The Government campaign
.•ell of Illusion was held by a United States Army 1st Battle the years Including the various'to entice foreigners to "travel a
crown of crystals and pearls, Group in Thailand had rifles church Improvements to which new world" Is seen Is a pot*nnnd she carried a cascade bou- but no ammunition,
it has donated. Mrs. Wesley tlally Important factor in requrt of stephanotls with an The explanation was this: Helselberg read the poem, "A due Ing the United States balorchid.
The ammunition has not been Package of Seeds" and Mrs.'ance of payments deficits.
Miss Carol Rodgenka, Perth Issued to the Individual soldiers. Johnson read, "Life's Garden'
Amboy, was maid of honor This Is standard Army practice, Reminiscent of "Fellowship Plastic spray flngerprlntuu
Bridesmaids were Miss Pat both at home and abroad, for Frolics", a variety show prp-1 method patented.
Perth Amboy: Miss troops which are not In contact
Roberta Hoffman, Colonla, with or Immediately threatened
cousin of the bride, and Mrs.by an enemy. It applies also to
Michael Rocco, Bomerset.
troops In training exercises and
Serving as best man was pas maneuvers.
with
quale DePederlco, Port Read
ing. Ushers were Ralph Mar- Guaranteed polio vaccine suptlno, Perth Amboy, brother of ply Is urged.
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Dad's Favorite Brand
'-,ITJ *cre h ° w to correct this situation
•' or 1)T to *omewhi
;;,:•.-• influx! "What are the qualifications
Mm ¥ H for success? In cake decorating.
,r ndvisrd the most important qualifies
I-:, n ftii'.drenltlon Is an Interest In cake mak- GOING I P THE LADDER - Mary Ann Gardner, lit. S« Loretta Street, Hopelawn, Com, v , ::nited Inf. The artlitk) skills come mon ial I nods student, uses a step ladder to takr a lesson tn cake decorating from Charles
.n-'p':i moms'ets'lT to the student who Is In* Marteru, V.2 Smith Street, Term Amboy, who graduates from the Commercial Baking
•al kinder- tereated. In retail bakery salei- Course at Middlesex County Vocational and Technical High School, Woodbridge, next week.
maruhlp, the molt important! The course in Commercial Baking will be open to girls for the first time next term in order
to train rakr decorator-salesgirl* for Job opportunities in this area.
. .iiir.fd the (juallflwtloru are pleasure ln!
^•.il.TKarten'swvln* People and a healthy
Steve Toth, Frank May and Nepalese Ruler firm on ties
• rfiecrlson Pair o( arches. Bakery salesPaul Halup.
to Red China.
• «. as to Ren-imaruhlp is not a Job for the
;uiriT.t.i In^lwy person who likes to sit all
Representing the manage- Four U. 3. career diplomats']
1
< vhool. fay- W>r the alert, healthy.!
ment was Henry K. Parson, resign posts.
:,,n nfff bakery salesgirl who can also
vlce p r e 5 l d e n t i
rnoid
1
r
i>v tla.MesidecoraU cakes, the Job oppor-|
nd AIbert BeMerAattorney
for
, ,.:.nde wlti>:tunltle« are unlimited." says; W^ODBRIDGE - The New the company.
•••i-ntly nn-jSo0111™'''
'JiTfi'v WoodflnlshlngEmployees
•vu-'oiiil-: StudenU In the CommerciallAssocation has reached agree, .,, lt( .(j the Baking course will spend three! mei1 ' w 1 ^ N c w Jersey Wood- FOR THOSK
, U) cxttmlne conaecutlre hours dally In the! f l n l ! -nK Company of Amboy WHO
tl attend the w n o 0 1 b*k« »hop which Is n'Avos.-ic. callim? for a two-year ENJOY
ol their contract efxactly iikniextr'^lon
llke
: rarpen- large, clean shopp exactly
»tall bakery In al- f<*t!-.e
.•cr space.;1
•...idenui of m o «t every detail — even to the Tli" package Increase for the
i!ii visited P°*ri' ° ' havingg a complete
re- flr.M year amounts to nine cents
p
v
day /411 "«tore". Here girls will (9c i>er hour to be distributed
on a percentage basts nnd one
,KS
h
*& ot t h e »kl115 newssnry
ppart-time cei.: lc) per hour additionally
.lay nfter.
nfter.
*°
Pi*P*re
them
for
)olM w n l l f t h
,;td Nations' y * r e s t l 1 1 l n will i)>; churged to the Com
l
i ) 0 0 0 0 1 "nd
.i\«lc by Mrs/*
full-time lobs after pany for medical expense. Tlie
'fin lirade; t h e ' Jraduate. The other three sami' increase v. ill go Into ef.
rla»'.ih°u™ °f t h « itudent'i day arefeet for the As:oral year. Part
..d the ARri-! 1 "^ 1 l n t n e u™*! fcl*h school of i!ie money is to b« used to
•: :,.:.iaun:i nt'academle elassfd, Including Jexpand the tir't leave period
.Vai/JT-Oordon'6ng'l*h. hUtory, related selence.!whicli *iii bo mcii-ased to seven
!). mm 8chutz-! ftc - Successful graduates te- ( days p,r yo.ir
' . - , : , • M.ited thei c e' v e the regular vocational! Ninety men are covered by
BuilnHimtn'i
v live anl- ^'c'1 ^hool diploma. Only the BRI i'ment
>
LUNCH
.1 ,r:.-d about;I"*11'1'*1 sophomores are ac^ Repir,,-ninR the union In
ordtre to
• !'..•.!'< secondicepted.
the mvitiatlons was Uavld
Tiki Out
• xaien Island! 8tudeaU who are Interested Mandel. attorney and the cora:'. ;..ii ^ s . Do- and would like further details mittee rmsistlnn of Walter
- v.ird grade am advLwd to coa-rtilt their Dzlepak. ste«-ard, Ro>it An
'•'•••..• Museum, guidance counselors, or phone i^sko. Hubert Blalkow^l, prcsl
Package Goods
;, .Steven Bre5noc:<. Charles
Tukacs.. Jr., Tulllo Vi-llone,
Plant Empl oyes
• Scotch
9 Bourbon
t Rye
9 Wine
# Brandy
# Liqueur
Domestic and Imported
CHAMPAGNE and BEER
Tavern, Inc.
Corner William Se New Streets
WOODBRIDGE
Beer
Wine
Liquor
Sandwiches
"Betty and Joe"—Phone ME 4-97S8
VOGEL'S
II!1
LIQUOR STORE
82 Main Street, Woodbridge
Contract
f,
BAR & GRILL
IEMOVAL SALE
0 to 50% REDUCTIONS
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PAGE TWELVE
Students Needed
As Volunteers
Tiie (TOWS Nest
.summer
rl not lw ii |M'fiod of borerlnm for hiiili seliiml student*,"
said Miss Annr smutny. ITCITR.
fion
c-nm-liniitur.
Middlesex
Cimniv
Tubi'iTiilosi.s
Hiid
luenllh IJTII'IH' nt iiddri'Wini! ft
irnniiiiittee iiin'tim: lit L f i w i r
'lir»rlf|iiiii-ii'rs
She stated that
I h u e is :\ 'iri'iit .need for lilKh
; school nilmttriTs to assist in
i(he creative recreation program
ilicinir fdiuliicled at ROOSPVPH
:
Itos|iit;il fnr Diseases <>f the
O n si and (lie N, J Homo for
iDisabled Vi'teriins. Edlflmv. 1 he|
'pnrkcr Meitiniiiil Home, New
Brunswick and the (WO nursinK homes m Cranbury — the
Elms anil the Sutinyfleld Nurshy the Wondhrlrige Indue of Elks Sunday. T.iklnc part In the ing Homo
I'atric Robinson, William Macuirk, Francis Van Dalen, Hr.
Miss Smiiiny stated she w a s | -
In tin Mailbag:
C»pplnK pxerelaes for student* In the Practical Nursing
course ni Middlesex County
Vocational Rnd Technical High
School. Woodbrldge, were held
Friday. Township students who
received their caps were Miss
Theresa Komenas, Port ReadIng; Miss Diane Hulalt, SewaC. KAWTT
I.KWls <. ^
reh. Miss Helen Pllesky, Fords.
MONMOl'TH (JKAI)I ATI.S: Two Tin, t , s ( l l | 1
. . . Among those who gradueelved Bachelor of Kelenee l)enrro s fr(m, \|, M | |
ated from Plngry School. Elizale«f. West l o n g Branch, Saturday, T V , .,,,
beth, Friday were two Colonia
Kawut, S«5 Rahway Avenue, Wnodhridi;,. ,,„
boys, Donald J. Murchle, Jr.,
Ardulnl. 59 Pleasant Avenui-. |-,, M |,
35 Derby Lane and David R. OBRKRVF FiAfi DAY— Service* ware held at the monument in the WIMMI bridge Park
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Stover, Warwick Road.. . . PPC obiervanre from left to rleht are: Peter Omo. Stephen Ilorko. William Wedemeyer,
John G. Chryslkos, USMC, son Edward J. Novak. Anthonr Pnreda, C.eorge Van Oalen. Dr. Howard T. Ludlow. professor of manaffmrnt, Srton Hall University, the principal speaker; niRklng Hils appeal for s t u d e n t s | g t R t e d t n a t PV en though there formation co,
Richard Cole) and John Nnuy.
of Mr. and Mrs. John Q. Chry-Ibecnuw she anticipates U i a t i ^ " l ) 0 ^
the youriK lnjf to the Ml,
lm .( rtV ed
slkos, 429 Jansen Avenue,
nmny of the adult volunteersIp^p^ would have the l n n e r j T u b e r c u l n
Avenel, Is serving with the Secnnw involved in the program | s f t t i g f a e t \ b n o r having accom- .League, 11 I!
ond Battalion of the Sixth Mawill l)t- on vacation and substl-j D l l s h p ( j „ u w . f U i B n d rewarding•fcruniwtrk
rine Regiment, which Is acttutes will I)'' needed to CRiry ( J o b
she CH. 1-5850
S h p a l s o stRtf(, thBt
Ing as the landing force of the
<,ii tin work while they are w o u W g i a ( n j - write letters of
Sixth Fleet In the Meditei™
nway so that the patients w l M r ( . c o m m P n d » t t o n for any Rtunean. The unit will return to
Overheard
not br disappointed She a d d e d i . ( w h o IWP< )ed R reference
, ,.
Camp Lejeune, N. C , In Oc- WOODBRIDGE — Special
, h ( ,t IUn- look forward to their f o r f u U i r e ,» m p, O yment or col-lw,ls
, lhf ' " m "
tober. . . .
Missionary meeting will be
crafts, unmex »nd .
^ . . . . . . . a , . n*i,*A n..< out or my
session-Emission. She askrd that
held at the. Woodbridjje Gospel
alter I havi t,,.,,,
the high-light of
l n t w r e t e d , n more InIlltlMC .Ts
Church beginning 7:45 P. M.
Jottings:
—Oaklaiif! c
then week
The Woodbridge Summer tomorrow with Rev. J. B. Wil••.Anyone who C»n Rive a half!
Drama Festival, under the able liams of the Sudan Interior
more a
H week
week ls wel
dny or more
welleadership of Rose Delafsky, is Mission as guest speaker. Rev.
said Miss Smutny. She!
come
already started on this year's Williams served as a missionproductions,
Mrs, Prank A. ary In Africa, worked among
by mm! from office of PasO'Toole, 154 Ridge Road, Co-the primitive Bariba tribe of
senger Representative, Reading
in
French
Northern
Dahomey
lonia, marked her 20th anniTerminal. Philadelphia 7, Pa.
versary with Prudential Fri- West Africa from 1947 until
day. . . . Committeeman Rob- 1951, and translated the Gospel
ert M. Vogel will celebrate his of St. John into the Bariba
birthday Monday
. And don't tongue. He also did extensive
forget father on his special evangelistic work which reday Sunday.
Grade 3 pu-sulted in the establishment of
pils at School 23, Avenel, had a number of churches,
a wonderful time when they Rev. Williams was born In
visited Land of Make Believe at Chattanooga, Te.nn., attended
A reminder, the University of Chattanooga
Hope, N. J.
•^ Our imaltMt b«hlnd-th»««f modal
today, Flag Day, the History- and Mercer University in Merit Hear voices yov'v* been missing
mobile to in town — parked cer, Georgia. Prior to going
+ fits inconspicuouslybehindth«-«ir
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at the town hall parking lot. Into the mission work, he had
ii So sltnder a (ing fits wound it
Make it your business to seebeen In the ministry for twenty
' Restyling " Cleaning
it Miniaturized transistor circuit.
It and don't forget to fly theyears and now serves as depuvolumt control, separate on oil switch
flag today Irom your home tation secretary for the Sudan
' Repairing "* Glazing
* A clear plank tube unies sound
and place of business. . . .
Interior Mission.
to the far
Rev. Williams will speak at
At The Typewriter: 7:45
P. M. tomorrow, at the
PERTH AMBOY
This is the time of year that same time on Saturday, and at
the mail Is chock full of invi- the 11 A. M. and 7 P. M. servHEARING AID CENTER
Sinn 1929
tations to graduation, show- ices of the church, Sunday,
CONSIDERABLE DAMAGE: The shelter at Avenel Park was practically ripped apart. The roof will have to be replaced.
r
ers and weddings. It's fun, but
175 Smith Street, Perth Amboy
The ladies of the church will
522 AMBOY AVENUE
a bit on the expensive side.
Ion the Port Reading Branch.• The other "speed picture
VA 6-4888
Parents of prospective Debu- serve a pot luck supper, 5:30
TJf\w*on
' 1 told
\ t n n (Passengers will detrain, tralnistop" will be at Byberry, Pa.
WOODBRIDGE
tantes are reminded that the P. M., Saturday preceding the
llUt
SU
lJlol'O
kJHJJJ [Wiit back up approximately,(New York Short Iinei on the
Factory on Premises
deadline for filing applications service.
!one-half mile, and then come!return trip, where the same|
is near. A meeting for the Children's Day was observed
forward with smoke flying, tori procedure will be followed.
Debs and their mothers has Sunday as follows:
camera fans.
Tickets are still available and:
been set for June 29. Debs will A violin solo was played by
I may be purchased from Wayne]
be informed ef the time and Gene Sabatino accompanied
Junction, Jenkintown or Readstops," both at locations where
place by mail. . .
Charles by Mrs, Thomas Burns at the PORT READING ~ The last
Ing Terminal ticket offices; or
'Iron
Horse
Ramble"
of
the
NEW
HEMMS
AID
MSOlETiS
A
l
t
no
previous
stops
have
beeni
Campino, Avenel, has been organ.
spring
and
summer
will
operOTHERS
WITHOUT
TMS
f
M
T
t
f
K
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made. The first, on the going
named manager of the new The scripture lesson from the
Newark office of KLM, Royal 18th Chapter of St. Matthew ate on Saturday, June 23, andtrip, will be at Durham, N. J.
Rugs and
will
visit
the
Reading's
coal
Dutch Airlines. . . . Miss Lydift was read by James Winne.
terminal
at
Port
Reading,
the
Santos, daughter of Mr. and "Tell Me the Story of Jesus"
Upholstery
Mrs. Joseph Santos, Colonia, was sung by a girls chorus in- Reading Railroad announced nothing likt them.,.
today.
cleaned
has been accepted to a foreign cluding Betty Burgess, Ellen
•tudy program which will en- Buchany, Sarah Ann Burns, Leaving Wayne Jet., Philathe safe way!
(Germantown a n d
able her to attend the UniSusan Connelly, Debbie Cocker- delphia
Windrim
Avenues)
at
9:50
versity of Madrid during her line, Sharlene Parrish, Karen
A.M., Daylight Time, this steam
EXECUTIVE APARTMENTS!
Junior year commencing in Jensen and Debbie Singer.
pulled trainload of railroad
September. Lydia has just comI«ll< 440 « Florida Onv* b o d
Carolyn Burns and Mrs,
"flowvfofi"
cleaning
buffs will stop at JenHntown,
pleted her sophomore year at
In PHTH AMIOY, N. J. ol WMdbridgi Una
NO
soaking,
no
shrinking!
Cedar forest College, Allentown,
duet for the offertory.
NO ruinous scrubbing!
erate over the New York and free three-ad circus, 4 & 9:30 p.m.
Fa. During her freshman and
COMPLETELY AIR-CONDITIONED
Colors come alive!
sophomore years, she was pres- Rev. Peter H. Burgess, pastor, Port Reading branches to Port swimming 10 a. m. to 7 p. m
2%-ROOM EFFICIENCY APARTident of her class and was on spoke on "Christ Uses Children fading. During World
,£|jfc for FREE estimatet(
" War
™ n~, rides for adults and children
MENTS IN MODERN, BRICK COLundreijs of troop trains were parking (or 2 0 00 cars
th« Dean's lLst this year. A 1960 to Teach Conversion."
ONIAL DESIGN BUILDING
perated
over
the
Port
Reading
graduate of WHS, Lydia was Walter Rogal and Walter
. . Join our Tttn Swim Club..
MORET CO
from
D-A3. citizen of the year, trea- Kaczmarek were ushers for the •finch to Camp Kilmer.
Phone ME 4-23M
...Itfirtdanrf
surer of the Honor Society, service.
Returning, train will run over
JIM MOfctY, Proprietor
•UU'MH Coup/H
managed the school paper and The final meeting of the sea- ie New York Short line beww captain of the cheerlead- son was held by the Pioneer «een Neshaminy Falls and IRVING70N-MAPLW00D
INCLUDINO HEAT AND GAS
ers. When her studies are finGirls in the form of a cookout ayne Junction.
T U R N P I K E
SENTRY HEARIN6 AIO
100% ON SHE PABKINO
ished In June, 1963 In Spain,on the parsonage lawn. Meet- At Port Reading is located
D R I V E - I N THEATRE
Lydia will tour Portugal ings will resume in the fall.
ie Reading Railroad's coal
RENTAL
AGENT ON PREMISES
with CONTROLLED
France. Germany. Switzerland
The vacation Bible School 3rminal for serving many of
Tel. HI 2-2593
DYNAMIC RANGE
Italy and Greece with her will be held, June 23 through ew York's utility and indusTODAV THRU TUESDAY
MODEL APARTMENT OPEN FOR
Cedar Crest fellow student, July 6 with Rev. Burgess as rial installations. Located 6n
INSPECTION DAILY IINCLUDINt
CONTROLS THE SOUNDS
LET YOUR FINGEf
Tina Vlantes, Falrfleld, Conn director.
Children aged 4 180 acres, the installation inHI
SATURDAY t SUNDAY)FROM
FOR BETTER HEARIN6
through 16 will be accommo- ludes an automatic railroad
DO THE WALi\H(
11 A.M. TQ 7 P.M.
THURS. Thrn TUES.
At Random:
dated with the teaching of ar dumper, capable of loading
OWNER BUIIDH:
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u
t n to mi' '•• •
Woodbridge ii listed in theBible, handicraft, recreation,
JUNE 14-19
WAID COIP.
1,000,000 tons of & coal a year
Pdgas to liiv) •'•'
1863 Mobil Travel Guide for refreshments, songtime and
1350-1 Collaping Hill Id., I
Locomotive No. 2100, one of
builds j i i j l M ' 1 '
the Middle Atlantic States, a scripture memorization.
Un,0B, N. J.
he most photographed locomoPERTH AMBOY
(apartmenl ',' <•
432-page book recently pubDIRECTIONS: U.S. Rl 1 t i Rt. «
ives in the country, will pui:
(window or ' •
lished for the nation's travelHEARING
AID
CENTER
t
l
Rt.
440
turn
lift
in
Rt.
440
t
i
ships, rigged with elaborate re- he Ramble. Featured on the
(horse or wi*' .
ers. The Bible Gardens at Beth
Fluid)
Gtovi
R
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a
l
175 Smith Street, Perth Amboj
cording equipment, was about
the Jds, i c j i " i' ••''
Israel Cemetery are featured. 10 to 15 miles from the western ,rip will be two "speed picture
01: 6«rdcn State Parkway t t Exit
CLOSE TO EVERYTWN6
VA «-*888
yout lingf 1 "''
. . . PWllp O. Prasser, 429 Colo- perimeter of the Pacific test
128; turn lelt tn Rt 440
lint IS M i H t u t n a Niwirk
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awarded a UJC Key for extrawith Troy Donahue
Exit 11; turn left an Rt. 1 t l Rt. Traim . . . Only k Few Hacks
curricular activities at the anCarteret, N. J.,
KI 1-5M0
Ancle Dickinson
trim Cintir i f Pirtk Anbiy.
440; t i l l lift t l
nual graduation dinner-dance
NOW TflfcU MONDAY
"JOURNEY TO THE
AIR-CONDITIONED
Florida firm Riad.
of Union Junior College at Twin
JUNB 1 ) - 18
—
Plus
—
SEVENTH PLANET'
Walt Dlsney'i
BrooksCountry Club, Watchung,
"DAT TOE SKY EXPLODED"
NOW THBD TUBS.!
Boi Offlct Open-7:0»
with John Ajar
Miss Emma B, Foldi, 16 Fraser
St^wtlmt—Duik
MI
TOP 2-HIT 8HOW1!
Street, Fords, won the award
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WEDNESDAY
for the highest academic averWoodbridie, N. J,
Troy Uonabae - Anile tHcUnitn
William LundJjan • Jalit Adams
age among student nurses from
JUNE 20
"THE UNDERWATER
AIR-CONDITIONED
Charles E. Gregory School of
CITY"
NOW THRU SAT.
Nursing, Perth Amboy General
CAHtOON
Hospital,
KldOle'i Matinee Bat. * Sun,
SATURDAY MATINEE
!
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Eveijln; Show* at lilt ft 9:li>
Jim Hutton - P u b PrtnUM
JUNE 16
Born at Perth Amboy GenWEDNESDAY THRU MONDAY
"HORIZONTAt
"JOURNEY
TO
THE
I
eral Hospital: From WoodJUNE 2 0 - 2 5
UEUIBMANT"
SEVENTH PLANET"
Glenn Ford . Lee Rumick
bridge, a son to Mr. and Mrs.
Church To Have
Missionary Here
Put your
hearing loss
behind you!
STORAGE
WOODBRIDGE
FUR SHOP
'WHO'LL
MAKE IT
At PL Reading June 23
'
ME 4-0770
NOW LEASING FOR
JUNE OCCUPANCY!
WILLIAMS
TWINS.
^J^JL«r^vrim
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^.,"and'^ op-'aerial trampoline
IDEAL FOR
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109 MONTHLY
ZENITH
FORDS
PLAYHOUSE
"ROME
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TAT
4-ma
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ISELIN
"MOON PIL8T"
"Hangariai Show"
Last But Not least:
George KlngJj 105 Crampton
Avenue: a sop to Mr. and Mrs.
, Vernon Coffiy. 240 Thomas
Street; . . from Fords, a
daughter to Mr. and Mrs.
Charles DeMlno, 18, Judith
, place; a daughter to Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Manprellai, 45 Mac
Arthur Drive: a son to Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Gregus. 1018 Main
Street: a daughter to Mr. and
Mrs, Chester Majewski, 34 Martin Road; . . . from Iselin,
daughter to Mr. and Mrs,. John
Holoboski. 211 Middlesex Avenue: a son to Mr. and Mrs. Anthony DeVlto, 51 Marconi Avenue; , ^from Avenel, a son
to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas rfunt
Blnger, 23 Tappen Street; a son
to Mr. and Mrs. Juan Dalmasy,|
S85 Hyatt Street.
BUSS SHIPS SNOOP
Soviet ships have been snooping Just outside the range area,
while the U!iit«d States completed a month of nuclear testIng In the Pacific.
Following the 13th Wast —
in a series that began April 25
- - the Defense Department disclosed that a trio of Huaiian
"Experiment III Terror"
/ TWO REEL STOOGE COMEDK
CARTOON
KUdle'i Matinee S a t ft Bun.
1 P.M.
Evening Show* a t
7:15 &, 9:35 P . M .
Now thru Saturday
Tom Tryon - Brian Keith
Duny Saval
"MOON PILOT"
WlUUm Holdeu - IMjMtrab Ktrr
Thelnu Hitter - Dewcj Mutlo
""The PROUD
and PROFANE"
BUN. - MON. - TUEB.
Life Can Never Cage a Man
Like T h l t l !
Kirk U o u g l u
dtfa Kuwlii4ds - Walter MitUiau
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THE BRAVE"
Huck HudMii
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•iinday: 2:0* - 5:15 and 9:10
Saturday A Sunday
Kiddle Show •* I P.M*
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"TOMBOY * TUB CHAMP'
WET WASH DAY?
dry it at
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at you M*d, fach lumbltr heldt up to four
compttrt* wo»h«r loadi. K w««k'f woihing can
b» M$d in 10-20 or 30 minuUt, d«p«nd«nt
on irM. PUnty of Parking. CUart, colorful turraundiilM. Opon 34 hour* a day, taven days
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PUBLIX PHARMACY
Main Street
Sundayi and Hull
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Independent-Leader
Carteret Press
EDISON-FORDS BEACON
WINDOW
Sixth Graders
At School Dance
On Green Street
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k Nvwipaper Dedicated to MM B e *
of th« Redden* «f UM
Comnunltiei Wt l e n t
I
K of C Planning
Social Saturday'
ISELIN — A dance was held
at Kennedy Park School Friday from 2 to 4:30 P.M. for the
sixth grade classes. The two
sixth Rrade teachers, Bernard
F.Kan and J. D'Appollto, assist•d the children In their plans.
A Japanese theme was used
for decorations.
„,.,-,. never ftpoktn than thot« of Commit-
'",„,„ iiiHmi. Monday after reviewing *omr n(
,„„ | n v;mdal§ In the township playgrounds.
l | i p ,„.,.,!•. a youth center »nd iwlmmlni pool*
l v uninitstrr* around 14," he declared, adi, nno children w e about ready to l*avf
nll
' „ ,,,,i IIIITP is little to »ffer them durln* t h w
','„„„„., vacation month*, "We can ipend million*
, i.iiiin-n, Ihp necond ward eommlttetman dp! ,1,,, iii.ni the playiroundi provided and used
, ,irnii-nl, there are no prorlilona to keep the
,,,,l t iiis mil of trouble. We wltneswd another
, , Ull |.,lisni the other day with the committee, h l , zniio. rrfrratlon lUpeniior. The KlrU and
„ ,| ii, r Avrnel park were completely dentroyed—
undiTsland. IK Ju»l one of many tueh Incident*
iikni plare around the township. Several yeam
',„ ,i,, r\;irt u m r thln» occur at the name park
i i . i n u n 'olm Hufhm W M In rharne of that
Assisting
follows;
were
mothers
WOOUBRIDQE — William
I>Joy Rnd Peter McCann, m rrmtrnrn, announced i social
traded by all Past Qr.mt'i
KnlRhts will be h?ld Saturd'iv
at Columbian Hall by Middlesex
Council 857, Knlnhts or Columbus.
The annual Old Timers Night
wtll be held, June 23 when all
old members will be recognized.
William Grausam, chnirran,
announced plans are prajressing for the annual carnival,
July 9 to 14.
as
Mrs. Hamilton Billings, Mrs.
P. C. Fyke. Mrs. Charley Burone
Mrs, R, Swenson, Mrs. J. Rip,
Mrs. H. Lorentzen, Mrs. Henry
Rutan, Mrs. E, J. Oallo, Mrs.
M. Lazur, Mrs. Howard Snedekor, Mrs. Edward Dziombak, Mrs.
W. Bllllck. Mrs. Michael PegoB,
Mrs, D. E. Nealls, and Mrs.
Theodore Sager.
The annual teacher's luncheon was held at the School
Monday at noon In the teacher's room. Members of the PTA
" »' the executive board and the entire
teaching staff attended. Also
present was Mrs. Lotcln, Linden, a former teacher at the
school.
Miss Connors, a teacher, pre^
sented Mrs. Billings, the retiring president, a pin on behalf
of the teachers.
Ill'l"
Newly elected officers to head
the Council include: Andrew
Pogany, Rrnnd knight; Joseph
G. Fedor, deputy grand knight;
Robert
De Joy,
chancellor;
Harry Pease, recorder; John
Mullen, financial
secretary;
James De Joy, treasurer; J o seph Lollo, advocate; Arthur
Anderson, w a r d e n ;
Georgg
Pease, Inside guard; PhlUln
Boyle, outside guard; Robert
Muchanic. three-year trustee.
Delegates named to Chapter
4 are Andrew Pogany, Nicholas
Ballo, Peter McCann, Robert
Muchanic. William D e j o y and
alternates are Hugo Zlpf, Robert DeJoy, Charles Seymour,
Phillip Boyle, and Joseph O.
Fedor.
)W,]:n. nrr In somewhnt of a quandry M to
,•,! nrkiMliiR cars on Main Street. In talking
; on the force he declared that «ome mer. iirdly n*aiiut handing out tickets for overli. imitited out that there are 11 vacant stores
Amiwiv Avenue to School Street and matters
i in vnins ticket* and chasing the potential
.. As it Is now, he said, there seems to be
;unhii m In finding a parking spot.. Although
• , dollar the penalty has made many people
:rv havr in the past taken their trouble*
COLONIA — At a meeting
., nl- who have requested that thn summonses
WOODBRIDOE - All ar-ithe presentation of a special
cops should either be told to enforce the riumemi'tits have been com-iplaque to the Sisterhood, hon of the Ladles Auxiliary of VFW
Delegates to New Jersey
Memorial Port 6061 last week,
uir'trs fnr everybody concerned or the meters pined for a combined installa- oring all past presidents.
.state convention Include Anplans were made for a Luau,
FORDS - The Second Ward
.ft They have been a cause of a constant tmii o( olficers of Congregation Mrs. Robert Korb and Waldrew
Pogany
and Robert
August 4 at the Post Home.
Ad.ith Israel, Sisterhood and ter Ruderman are installation
Republican Club once again
Muchanic, with Peter McCann •
M'-II'H Club at Woodbridge co-chairmen, After the cere- Committees were named as heard Mrs. Ruth Jago, candiand Joseph Q. Pedw as alterfollows:
date for Townshipp Committee
nates.
, k n » <•( thr local man, who several dayi n o went to •J'-'.vish Cnmrruinlty Center S a t - monies there will be dancing
Officers of the Columbian
and a midnight supper will be Mrs. Prank Wolf and Mrs.
denounce the present adminisj 1 , I'nk ind had thr food fortune or mlifortunf of
Walter Midura, decorations; tration's attitude in the hanMrs. Eugene Hornick will be served.
Club are Andrew Pogany, presir .. nut if rielit raeri. He had bet only the minimum
m. tailed as Sisterhood presi- Reservations are in charge Mrs. Carl Fafoto and Mrs. Ber-dling of the Lawrence Clement
dent; Joseph O. Pedor, vlc«
,- in,! when hr came home took his family out for
MRS. RONALD S. HIRTH
nard Krajewskl, refreshments; matter. It is Mrs, Jago's opinpresident; Harry Pease, secre-'
, ,11111111 <>iil of thr SIM or M he had won. Word not |d'nt. Louis Strauss as head of Mrs. Edward Kaufman and
li
tary; William Grausam, treasof ihe Congregation and Robert Mrs. Sherman Goldsmith; pro- Mrs, Philip Singalewitch, tick- ion that, "Mr, Clement should
,1 i i i ind the amount w u enlaritd to U.WW, and of
|
urer.
M.lnlck as president of thelgram, Mrs. David Gutman and ets; Mrs. Jack Zingy, publicity. have been suspended when the
, :j •• if. wnnlrd to know what hipptned to »ll the
'Men's Club — all for their sec- Mrs. Leonard Goldman; food
Trustees of the club are John
Initiated
as
new
members
indictment was handed down,"
, ,',,• iniiiiiv
SurcMa to Paul Df Santls, proprietor
Fofrich, William Haug, Wil"d
terms.
Herman
Stein;
decorations, were Jean Zalek, Mrs. Henry Mrs. Jago also pointed out
, i i i n.ir, and Harry, the eh*f, on the grand openliam Haug, Jr., Albert Strlsh,
One of the highlights of the Phillip Mappen and Mayer Namowitz, Mrs. John Suchwala, in her opinion, "Mayor Walter
- i- p. H it.ill:in kitchen in Port Rfadlnf. Paul in a
and Carl Herzog.
i.'-tallation ceremony will beiGUlar.
Mrs. Kenneth Van Bramer, Zirpolo's loyalty to Mr. ClemH n iiiri<lK<- HlEh star athlete. . . . The Port Reading
Directors of the club include
Mrs. Cecil Slmplot, and Mrs. ent was not reflected in his
i , m u m Mifiii.ill tram Is atill daied by the sparkling
John Gregus, James Gerlty,
treatment
of
Administrator
Stephen
Lenart,
i,. r ui< l» I rank ( a p i r o of the Woodbrldfe F l n t Aid
Preceding the meeting Girl Bernard Hartnett who was fired ISELIN — Sunday afternoon1 Serving as best man was John Mullen, Patrick L. Ryan,
d ir.nk >il thr Woodbrldie unit to a 7-t verdict In
Davll Qerlty, and Steven Eager.
Scout Troop 108 presented a with less consideration than at Adath Israel Synagogue, Jack Laden, Woodbridge.
th-- I'M.i
iirii.r. . . . B i n n i t f raatriraonr for Anthony
Flag Ceremony and presented was given Mr. Clement after Woodbridge, Miss Dorothy Faye After a trip to the Catskill
(I'm, Kradinr and Barbara Sando of Carteret....
Mountains, N. Y., the couple
Mrs. Walter Palmer a nosegay saving each taxpayer hundreds
Lelbowttz, daughter of Mrs.
11mi:- i,i Pamela Sear, S e w a i M , who captured
wUl make their home In South
of flowers and a gift In appre. of dollars when Sewaren and
, in iiir Discussion Clnb eontett h«M by the Conciation of her work with the Fort Reading attempted to se- Sylvia Leibowite, 357 Middlesex River. For traveling the bride
a ( liiHi,\n Dortrine. Aim le Frank Ptlinkai who
Avenue, and the late Jacob chose a three-piece beige outfit
cede from the Township."
Scouts.
I I HI honorable mention.
Leibowitz, became the bride of with white accessories and
w o O D B R i D O E - i T program
Announcement w a s made
Ronald Hirth, son of Mr. and gardenia corsage.
plnnntng party for/the Sisterthat Mrs. Carl Fabio is the
I.' uii'ily of Woodbridge and now a HighMrs. Frank Hirth, 536 Leon Av- Mrs, Hirth, a graduate of hood, Congregation Adath Isnew rehabtUtoUon
chairman
enue, Woodbridge. Rabbi Sam- Woodbridge High School, is rael, was held Monday at t h s
;.'it -.MIOSC iwo brothers, Phil and Tom live
for
flie
E
i
g
O
T
District,
1
uel Newberger, officiated.
it.r\ .iff tomorrow night for a thrw-werk
employed by the New Jers3y home of Mrs. Sanford Brant,
A donation was made to the
i.iitioiml Lions Club convention to be held
The bride was given In mar-Bell Telephone Company, Eliz- program vice president,
Richard Oberdick Puntf. DurPlans formulated
at Uie
i
Mil who Is a director of the Highland
riage by her mother and uncle, abeth, as an IBM operator. Her
ing the month of M a y * total
;t bnulon, Paris, Genoa, Monaco, Rome,
Al Fenily of Irvington, and washusband graduated from Mid- meeting for the 1982-63 seaof 56 cancer bandages"*, were
:
,i .. Sieil>
Many parents will shed a tear,
attired In a wftltz length gown dlesex County Vocational and son include: paid-up member-'
made. The morning groups will
of flowered silk organza. Her Technical High School, Perth hip party in November; a Joint
• it "lump In the throat, choked up feellnn,"
meet, June 21 at the horrfe of
thftj|
shoulder length veil fell from Amboy, and is employed by meeting in March with
• vll! be «ll "smiles," as their boys and sirls
Mrs. William Moskill.
a matching headpiece, and; the Middlesex Concrete Products Congregation to include a p
stadium field at Woodbridge Hloh next
Mrs. John Woods, poppy
C o m p a n y discussion, and a Yiddish N l g h t - |
carried a bouquet of white or- and Excavating
:•
Kiudijation n i g h t It wtll again t>e si
In January.
J
chairman, announced 760
chids.
Woodbridge.
.i behold as the more than 600 seniors, m
pies were sold by ten women.
In
attendance
were
Mrs.
E
u
»
|
ottn\ stride two abreast to their seats from
Mrs. Prank Wolf sold the most
gene Hornick, president;
bid goodbye to the ' R e d and Black" In tin*
and Mrs. Pabio was runner-up.
Brant, program vice president}^!
'hr exercises will be held on the
The auxiliary will hold a
Mrs. Maurice Chodosh, Mrs,
Emanuel Qoldfarb, Mrs. S h e N •
card party tomorrow at the
man Goldsmith, Mrs. David
Post Home affording to an a n Gutman, Mrs. Erwln Hundert,
nouncement by Mrs. Edward'
vice president
membership;.,
Curtis, Jr., chairman.
BI.ENDA J. WILSON
JOY STOCKEL
A' cosmetic
demonstration
WOODBRIDOE - Henry W. ances July 28 and 29 in a Mrs. Fred Keaelman, Mrs. Kr» |
DAVID R. NEWSTADT
WOODBRIDGK-Two Wood-jdent National Education Assn., will be held after the July,
Glass, director of the Wood- 'ownship site to be announced nest Hoffman, Mrs.
bridge seniors at Ct'dur Crest'vice president of Opheleo group meeting, Mrs, Walter Palmer Promoted: David R. New. bridge Summer Drama Festi< and on August 3 and 4 in War-Melnlck, vice president edu
tlon; Mrs. Fred Kaufman, ]
'Collet, Allentowu, Pti., receivedjan editor of Crestiad, college annonced.
stadt, Colonla, has been pro- val" has announced that "Red lnanco Park, Elizabeth.
Commencement
newspaper,
and
as
a
member
moted to the post of product Riding Hood" will be this year's Individuals who would like Leonard Goldman, i
at
Paul Black.
'I. M;.ss Carole Mary KUen Kselman, Perth degrees
of the World Relntedness Com- CONFERENCE SET
director In the Robert Wood student-acted production.
o assist with the backstage
:Ur i)f Mr. a n dAmboy. and Mtu Judith L*.,services
Johnson
Co.,
*
division
of
aspects
of
the
production
Ail
Junior
High
School
stumission
of
the
T.W.CA.
Blenda J. Wilson, daughWOODBRIDQE—The NorthzarkjNew Brunswick, cousin of terMiss
Johnson & Johnson, It was dents in the Township, who areshould call the Recreation of' HONEY STOLEN
i. 341 B*rry
of Mr. and Mr*. Horace L.
eastern Conference o f the Emthe
bridegroom.
announced
by James E. interested in taking part in the ice at ME 4-4500, Extension
.Stehm, son
Wilson. 61 Trinity Lane, who ATTEND CONVENTION
WOODBRTOQE - Carl Sfffcr.
blem Clubs of America will
I'tlm Stehm. Serving u best nun was Jo-received a Bachelor of Art* de- COLONIA — Mr. and Mrs. take place tomorrow through Burke, vice president and play, are asked to meet with
tits, 384 Hyatt Avenue, Avenel,
Mr.
Glass
Saturday
morning
at
general
manager
of
the
diviGeorge
M.
Kurlca,
Stafford
seph
Jones,
Morgan.
Ushers
of Woodbridge
:iii', Parlln,
Sunday a t the New Ocean
reported to police Tuesday tha
A ^aduate of Woodbridge
sion. He will be responsible 10 o'clock in the VFW Hall on PLAN CABD PARTY
were Thomas Parkinson, Mor'••irringe
House, Swampscott, Mass., with
theft of $60 In bills and $14'
„
.
,
Road,
are
representing
the
KiMETUCHEN
—
At
the
final
ML
Wllson
n
a
s
Pearl
Street,
Woodbridge.
it St. James gan, and George Cox, New been active as a member of the wanis Club of Woodbridge at clubs from^New York, New Jer- for the merchandising and
meeting of the Ladles' Auxiliary in quartern stolen from n i l
There
are.
roles
for
boys
and
advertising
of
Mlcrln
Oral
the
convention
of
Klwanis
InBrunswick.
Rellly
u
sey, and 'the New England!
Dormitory Council,
uoimiiory
touinn, Student
D « I * » « Na"»
"
.
girls as heroes, heroines and if St. Francis Council, Knighta home that afternoon. He said
states participating. Mrs, An- Antiseptic,
For traveling through the tional Education Assn.. Opheleo ternational in Denver, Colo.
comics
in this unusual adapta- if Columbus, plans were made that the bilk were taken from
Mr. Newstadt joined Johnthony Mazzeo, president, will
''«i:e by her Adirondack
Mountains
and service organization and-song
tion which features a happy- or the annual card party to be his wallet, wh,lch was on hta
flUB CAPS GONE
represent the local Emblem son & Johnson In 1961 as asa gown Canada, t h e bride wore a t w o contest leader of her class.
go-lucky wolf and a sly, oldleld in August at the Council bed, and the silver from %
WOODBRIDOE
—
Four
hubsistant
product
director
for
Club 351.
lome, Mrs. John Onder is kitchen cabinet. There was no
"r,!iinza with Piece black dress with black1 Mtis Joy R. Stockel, daughgrandmother
clowning their
Mierin.
He
is
a
graduate
of
•r of Atty and Mrs. C. Chris- t a p value unknown were stolchairman (to be assisted byeign of a forced entry, acoord*
fasllioned. patent accessories.
way
through
the
play.
Syracuse University and w members of the board.
ling to police.
longg Mrs. Stehm is a graduate of an Stoefcel 7 Center Circle, en from her car while it was HOUSE ENTERED
celved a master's degree from , The Festival will stage "Red
a bouffant St. Mary's High School, Pfrth
ing alleys in Main Street. Mrs. WOODBRIDOE— Peter Jan- the New York University |Riding Hood" out-of-doors In
I d into a Amboy, and is employed by the egree in Eleruc
the Marie Kratchwil, 46 Webb s e r i i S88 Alden Street, Wood- Graduate School^ He Is 32, [much the lame manner as last
;ln
Also a
Her four- Prudential Insurance Company
pear's
"Cinderella."
There
"'• "
«"*>»"• " ™
" - » »will
'»
a —
kel Drive, Fords, reported to police bridge, told police that o n Mon- and served in t hUi Navy uas %
High School,
illusion fell of America, Newark. Her husie six admlsslon-free perform
lieutenant.
j
day
someone
had
entered
his
Tuesday.
as
president
of
the
Btutrimmed band graduated from Sayreville BTVfed.
Mr. Newstadt Is married to
home between 10 and 11:15
3 Synagogue Units Set VFW Auxiliary
Induction on Saturday Planning Lunch
Mrs. Jago Addresses
Republican Group
Dorothy Faye Leibowite
Bride of Ronald Hirth
2 Woodbridge Girls Get
Degrees at Cedar Crest
Sisterhood Planning
New Fall Schedule
'Red Riding Hood9 to Be
Drama Unit Presentation
(arole Ann Zega
)r'ulv of John R. Stehm
frss
S S f i l L r of Science Parked attoeBow^Mo^
and she car- High School and Rider College
i »• prayer- where he was a member of
Delta Sigma Pi Fraternity. He
Miss is employed by Purolator ProWood- ducts, Inc., Rahway, In the cost
were Mlu accounting department.
Weddiiig
St. Anthony's
-Saturday Bridesmaids were Miss Carolyn
Anthony's Zullo, Port Reading; Miss
zullo be- Mary Santora, and Miss Mar
"I Peter Cor-garet Margiatta, also of Port
Stanislaus A. Reading, and Miss Joan Walan
"Eclating.
• ski, Cwteret. MUs Debro Cor
""
daughter
of
r^nte, Carteret, wag flower girl.
Ihiiii
lisil
|iii Zullo, 1252 Serving u best man was
""I the brlder Mlohael Mwtorto, Port ReadMrs. P e t t i n g . Uahen were Roger CorIII: u »ion Street, rente,
Nicholas Menchise
'ate Mr. Cor- Stephen TerebeWty, all of Carteret, Joseph Lesnessky, Rah
Kim,.,!
p
bt
" ll>« altar by her ,
way. Joseph Zullo, brother of
(l
" i,'',', I'!,',*
bride,
was
rlngbearer.
! *"" attired'mthe
,
l
g
b
b
' [•''•"itUly
lace with thAfter
a trip to the Pocono
• | l kllne,
11 n e. bracefet Mountains, Pa., the couple
l will
ill
' >• trimmed
with
«emake
their
home
on
Larch
"liu.t
'an<1 featuring Street. For traveling the bride
dm,,,,, , w h l c h ended chose a three-piece melon col; (|lk ' wiKth train. A ored suit with beige accessories.
t,,, , " "own held her Mrs. Corrente Is a graduate
ami ,h <'" uned
""Ported lllu- of Woodbridge High School,
Mil, „ '', U «
Prayer*- H,er husband U a graduate of
l
' Umt-tr
t
w
Parteret High School and in
a
iv v u l Mmat
s t o r i o , . P o r t employed by Foster Wheeler
'
'or. of honor Corp,, Carteret.
Sl
,ll:i|
Having a Birthday?
Woodbridge Car Wash
Summer Special!
. through an unlocked door
at the rear of his home and
took a *5 bill nnd $1.90 from a
change purse In the dining
room. The bediom and downstairs closets were ransacked,
he said.
YOUR CAR
WASHED FOR
the former MUUcent
E.
Brown
of
Woodbridg«,
daughter of Mrs. Arthur
Brown and tbe late Magistrate Arthur Brown.
They
have a son and reside at 140
Stafford Road.
ML4-4333
PROP.
SPEDAL
For Father
and
The Graduate
All Purchases Gift Wrapped free «f Charge
CRR WASH
WOQMtin
By MARIA
SHADES
OF BEAUTY
From Sails Jewelers
Is Always Something
With every car wash you will receive a flscoint
card entitling you to atodcar wa«h fpr Jl.Oft
Card must be presented within 10 day* of teu^
and is good any day on any car. Closed Mondays.
Father's Day '
or Graduation Party
where a
Friday
Sails
The itaade of
your hair a n
nukt > tremendous difference In jour
•nOre tppwrtnce,
Study
your hair color
In tbe mirror
ind decide U
yon're ntliHed
or If tbere'l
room for improvement. The molt
flattering hair polor l | um»Uj
one that') lighter. To b» on the
Mfe side, talk it o?er with «om«one who li «p«rteneed In «hl»
line and then nuke your decision.
When you've reached jour Ucldon on tbe ihide let a color
ei}«rt do the k b for lou.
H»lr coiorini I* » ipeclilty at
MARIA'S,
MARIA'S
Hair Fashion
824 West Avenue
Port Reading
ewelerS
Street, Woodbridge - ME 4-1223
By Awwlninxnt Only
TEL. H I 4-7050
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| We have the answer!
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Hade to Order With
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2-5O
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CQLONIA
1075 St Georges Avenue
PHONE FU 1-9292
etiri
- Jfortr*
OInrtrret
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^otunbfr 27, 1904 - December 1«. 1(61
1
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WOODBRIDGE PUBLISHING COMPANY
•
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President and Tr»**orer
.
Bj Cirrltr, II C*nti fn Copy
Butucnptiun nut k? malL Incladlni potUf*
MM Jtv. MM; ill raonthi, t u t ; tkrc* Mattai,
••!.*»; Jlnjlf foplr* by man, IS e m u . ' "
J n advuict.
n
n the immediate menace for England
and America and the free,world was
fascism. Hitler was murdering people
in many, many countries — in the
name of fighting Communism.
It may be true that he was against
Communism, too, be he operated
dictatorship that was similar to Communism. And he was bringing about
more death and destruction in the former free world at that time, by far,
than were the Communists.
It is true that we aided the Russians
tremendously and that they took advantage of us after the war and that,
if we had Uf to do over again, we might
conduct our affairs with them differ
ehtly.
The important thing to remember,
in June, 1962, is that the great land
ings of 1944 brought about a great
wage of unity of purpose and solidarity
among the American people. They
were as one in their hopes and
thoughts.
We might also remember that, as a
nation, the more united we are the
stronger we are.
TICKER TROUBLE*
Letters to Me ^r/ifor
1962 m a y o r h a s s o m e o n e else In m i n d . L e a g u e g a t
for t h e Job. W h a t h a p p e n e d t o j a r e a . A t r e a t deal (
10
J
Editor
'- "Mr.
^ t o t h e assistance
all the fair play this week,
ndepnidcnt-Lradfr
••ar sir:
.Zirpolo? Taking a second look f r o m M r . Royir nil(
Drar
Sir: to thank you and youriat this denl, the Increasing of paper. Fully rcnli/
1 want
lbllcatlon for the excellent the salary from $12,000 to $19,- that our Informal i
publication for the
in line with tltlous and actimlh
— «
A !„••,•*
000
Isn't r,*art.iv
exactly in
publicity you
down, either, value to your mix,
keeping
A. STAHL theless received i-,,
arent-Tenchcr
distance from \uSchool 25 during this past
225 North Hill Road even once did ,iui;
school year.
?lve the slight PM
Colonia, N. J.
Your co-operation and asannoyed or irritnr.,i
«une 5, 1982
sistance was greatly appreconstant request f,,,
ciated. Sincerely y
! Editor
I a m darn sure h< ,
Independent-Leader
Sincerely
been i.
VINOINIAyours
8CHRETB
Publicity Chairman Dear Sir:
Therefore, if dm-,.,.
School 25, Lafayettel Thr Woodbrldge Little League
mer your neiRhbn:!!'
and
Its
registration
committee
Estates
wishes to thank the Independ- and tranqulllly h ,i.
ent-Leader and Mr. John Royle th« noise from the 11<
Editor
Independent-Leader
in • particular for the ejtwllrntjhollering, priwlien,,
coverage and cooperation whlch;bt,11, you may i»- , , ,
Dear Sir:
There comes a time in the we received during our past you and your nowsp.,:
Ithe situation imnva
•little" citizen's life when Inci- reRlstrallon periods.
We have nearly 500 boys par8ltieer.lv ,,
dents occur that alienate his
u
OEOIUiK N
linking for the "good ol » !tlclpatlng in our five league, 30,
Chairman \<
men", by those select (or un-team organization. We believe!
Little l> ; ,.
selected) few that __ become|ft7; £ " t h P l a r R M t n u m b•f r "„," '
tratlon
participating in anyl
overly impressed with their own
June
'•VI
'• t
power.
There Is no more terrible
Bight than ignorance In action,
T h e length of Township meetings is
when applied to the chicanery,
Intrigue, and obnoxious attitude
the weather—everyone talks about
folstfred on the people of
% and no one does anything about it.
Alcoholics Anonymous
WoodbrldRe by offire holders
-«, After last week's session which conwho disallow public expression.
Alcoholics Anonymous, which began
It was Jefferson who said —
tinued until 1:30 in the morning,
some twenty-seven years ago and
"If a people had to be. without
Mayor Zirpolo agreed "something must
newspapers or without governwhich therefore recently observed its
Powell plain u> h::
By WES HAYDEN
done." Committeeman Robert Vogel
ment, they would do better;
27th anniversary, is an organization
WASHINGTON, D. C
without
government";
—
the
Jjj
with the length, of meetings, preknown and admired by all Americans.
same can apply to volije In pub House showdown in l e g i s l a t i o n ^ p r o c e d v w ,
jjously suggested that meetings start
lie places about thinm that con-,^ b a r l m p a c l e d a r f a s program b y-pass the HomThe good work that AA Is doing is
•Hit 4 P.M., adjourn for dinner and re- generally appreciated but its accomcem the public.
I payments to segregated schools| m i t t M , T n a f s ft fil
A man In office Is n«lv as! primarily In the South—after i b ^ ^ l t w o ( l i ( 1
jj&nvene again at 7 P.M.
plishments can never actually be
good as the public opinion that; m l d . 1 9 6 3 W M be delayed until third* majority for
r Other suggestions have ranged from
known by the general public. So much
sustains him. Mr. Zirpolo's a t l D a s t iate this month under the other hand, tl
"ene additional meeting a month to one
campaign and iirp-camnal<m!n timetable now envisioned by would bar floor
of this good work is done privately and
statements
which the Powell
*4ay-time meeting to take care of the quietly that many achievements will
tatemn were that nt all backers of the measure.
osts he would save the Wood- Chairman Adam Clayton want to avoid.
ijeams of routine resolutions.
never be fully known.
brldee taxnayer money — even Powell (D-NY) of the House The bill is
** Suggestions have been numerous,
i t the cost of educational ex- Education and Labor Commlt- i Integration the pr, •
Perhaps the best thing citizens can
Jjut no action has been taken. Meano e n s e „ are private telephone ee has reportedly decided to tlnued
federal p.v
learn from the work of the AA is that
calls paid by the taxpayer the delay the test until after the schools throughout •[
"tlme, taxpayers who wish to discuss
it has proven that alcoholism can be
step In this nVectlon?
House has acted on currrent ^hlch are crowds
t h e i r problems with the Town Comlicked, and by the person who might TRENTON—New Jersey Na- pected to return to New Jersey designed <md equipped, in com-| » the -mistm* nf a man whoproposals for federal aid '^ e m i n e n t - connectMi
pliance with standards to be^ors his Job for t v good of thehigher education.
jmittee sit at the meetings, hour after
land to deny ,v:ch
be suffering; from the disease.
tional guardsmen — 14,000 by August 15. State military
established by the State De-j townsjilp — and does it well A Senate-House conference schools resisting cln •strong
—
will
undergo
field
Headers
have
decided
these
men
•hour. Some finally give u p and go
One of the first great lessons the
partmi nt of Defense, for tem-"non?h \o nleapf both "par'ies" is currently slated for mid- ing after July 1. i!tr,:t
training this summer at Camp:may forego field training this
Jtome, because they must relieve baby
porary occupancy by human be- w closer "rf-laMvs" enn be InJune in an effort to compromise Almost tWO-tl;!!d1
founders gave to the world is that one Drum, near Watertown, N. Y.,summer.
w i t h t l y acute nrobfitters or get some sleep before they
ings
io minlmizi exposure toicontact
differences between college-aid Congressional dn'r-.c.s :
can help his problem by seeking to and at Otis Air Force Base, on MINIMUM WAGK:—Some day
town
hn1' . nt a h
or
radioacat
explosion
bills already passed by the twocountry have scli^uls \>.w
•jo to work. Others stay to the end, help others and by recognizing the^ape cod, Massachusetts. TheNew Jersey may have a mini- nuclear
nrlce. th" second step in this
t i n g t o some dec:••••• !r. ;:
bodies.
mum wage law requiring em- tive fallout resulting from nuArmored
com
j j i t h their stories listened to listlessly
rilrection?'
clear explosion."
same problem in others. No one can,
That conference, hinging pri- pacted areas proKMtr.
manded by Maj. Qen. Edward!ployers to pay a minimum wage
Expecting many property A closer and constant look at marily on a Benate provision "Integrate or else" !).',;
jfcecause by that time the committee is
say that overcoming the problem is 0. Wolf, of Glen Eidge, will'of $1.25 per hour to workers.
dovelnnmenN nt
h i t hardest at Dixi! - i . :
owners
may seek a tax exemp- the
tired to care.
easy or that everyone will overcome it. conduct field training exercises But under a measure pend- tion on the playrooms in their "Menlo Park Town Hall" will for a multimillion dollar fed- la a concentration >•'. w
eral scholarship program not
at Camp Drum from July 7 to
the
Legislature,
after
ln1
t the caucus session tonight the
Another admirable feature of AA is 21. Involved will be 9,000 mei troduction by Senator Charles homes, the State Department be the concern of—
provided in the House version, bases and where at'. .is
c e n t Of the imp.*---:
PALADIN
of Defense is drafting a strict
Town Committee should discuss the
is
expected
to
require
several
from
all
parts
of
New
Jersey.
W. Sandman, Jr., R., Cape
its.anonymous nature. There are no
schools now operate • R
code as to what comprises a
•matter thoroughly and come up with
110 MlchiM Street days. Additional time would be gated basis.
national offices and great publicity Non-dlvislonal units of the May, many occupations wouldl bona fide fallout shelter. The
needed
for
floor
debate
once
a
be
excluded
frbm
trie
$1.25
Iselln. N. J.
New Jersey National Guard,
itji solution now—not some time in the splurges.
law authorizes the local tar as(Continued on VA
compromise lias been reached
June 8, 1962
under the command of Maj.per hour basic wagu scale.
sessor, or hii authorized repre-,
iflong distant future.
Yet many persons put a conslder- Gen. James P. Cantwell, will They Include all persons em- sentatlve, to drop around and;The Editor
f>[ For the taxpayers have a right to be able effort into the tasH of making this train at Camp Drum from Aug- ployed In an executive, admin- make a periodic Inspection of j TrKlependentDear Sir:
ilh'eard at a reasonable time—not in the organization successful. The time and ust 2 to 18. Included will be istrative or professional capac- the fallout shelter.
Headquarters and Headquar- ity; farm laborers and those
I believe the people of WoodINDEPENDENCE
D
A
T
:
J
u
l
y
ISree hours of the morning.
money some individuals put Into this ters Detachment; 102nd Arm- working in hotels as well as do 4th this year will take on added hrldirp have an exnlanatlon due
Cavalry Regiment, New- mestlcs, outside salesmen, res
them from our mnyor, Mr. Zlrcause is often surprising and, because ored
ark" Headquarters 103rd'Armor taurant', motion picture' a n d ; s l g n U l c a n c e ta N e w J e r s e y polo. Last week we read of a
'•'
Vandalism Increases
of lack of publicity and promotion, etc. Group, of New Brunswick and recreation park employees; hos- Governor Hughes has desig- man. Mr. Lawrence Clement
Independence Day
tmy as
^ i t he WoodbrldRr Township piibZ Each year, unfortunately, reports such sacrifices go relatively unnoticed. Woodbridge; 1st Tank Bat-^ital or institutional workers;: naiea uiaepenaence
talion, 53rd Armor, also of New those working in laundering, Ueneral Joseph Karge_ Memo- l l e v o r k s gup^ntendpnt m .
.die received from the Recreation DeYet few organizations in the country Brunswick and Woodbridge; cleaning or ivpairlng clothing ial Day to mark the 13&th andieted by a rrand Jury on
niversary of the birth of the charees of extortion, bribery,
t r i m e n t listing vandalism in Towndeserve the support and respect of the2nd Tank Battalion, 53rd Ar- or fabrics.
Polish-American
soldier-scholar
i)|hip parks and playgrounds.
people as much as the AA. It Is an or-mor, of Philllpsburg, Fleming- The proposi-d law would also rho fled Prussian imprison- and misconduct in office. When
ton, Washington, and PrinceESTABLISHED Hit
was requested of Mayor Zir
;;;i.So far this year, it begins to appear
ganization dedicated to selfless duty ton; 5th Howitjer Battalion,! xchide clam diggers, fisher- ment to become one of New It
polo to suspend this man from
men, and persons gathering
jjjjjat the hoodlums are out to establish
—to the cause of restoring human be- 112th Artillery, Atlantic City, crustarean, sponges, seaweed or ersey's distinguished Civil War office, not fire him, but merely
:avalry officers.
| to suspend him In the interest
ij#new record of destruction, for the ings to full citizenship and respect, and 6th Howitzer Battalion, other aquatic form of animal or
112th Artillery, Cape May,
of protecting our township from
vegetable life who share in the The memorial will be
f$amage has been beyond belief,
after they have suffered an agonizing Also Included will be, thecatch; persons processing or served July 4 by a pilgrimage1 further wrongdoin?. Mr. Zlrpnlo
Resident Partner
^j Rest rooms have been destroyed —
experience.
117th
Ordnance
Company, canning or packing marine to the grave of General Karge defended him chiming the rruin
MtMBEK WtW T O M AND
t Princeton, followed by a me- is Innocent until proven mill
iPlainfield; 156th Transports- products at
those handling'
Sodden shelters have been burned b y .
g
AMERICAN
8TOC1 EXCHANGES
morial
luncheon
at
the
Naftaf
This may very well be, but u
tion Battalion, Orange; 194th dairy products; taxi operaters,
jroutig goons who go on rampages for
"nn. The commemoration win this week do we read of si
Medical
Detachment,
Paterson;
Trillion Dollar Question
auto and truck salesmen work£io apparent, mentally-sound reason.
161st Military Police Company, Ing on commissions; individuals! 3e directed by the New Jersey other man, Mr. Hartnett, who
How far can government go by credit Trenton; 63rd Army Band, engaged In catering, banquet,; department of the Polish Legion has done no wrong, who has
At tht I Comer*
81 M«S»
• Some of the playgrounds are ad1
Camden. These units comprise box lunch or counter service, if American Veterans, co- both Democrats and Repsi
card?
jacent to homes and it-Is difficult to
IS YEARS IN r i l T B AMBOV
approximately 4,000 men.
and persons employed in anysponsored by the American cans agreeing that he has done
Public attention is being focused
Polish Civil War Centennial
Junderstand why no one has; heard the
Prom June 23 to July 7 at wholesale or ret&Jl store which Committee and the New Jersey a good Job, fired for no other
apparent reason thait that the
upon this question as Congress acts the Sea Girt Encampment, the doe sless than an average anyandals, especially with windows open
Civil War Centennial CommlsOfficer Candidate School, will nual gross sale* business of ilon.
upon
thg
proposal
of
the
Administraliese warm jnlghts. The splashing of
held at the New Jersey $250,000.
tion to raise the "ceiling" on the pub- be
ilet facilities at one of the play sites,
Military Academy. This year FALLOUT S H E L T E R S : — General K&rge, the son of a'1
lic debt to an all-time high of $308 150 men wil lundergo Instruc- Sportsmen 5 roomi |ri New Jer- Polish- cavalry colonel, was
jfor example, could not have been achomes
tion to become National Guard sey h
not be approved ailed as one of the leaders of
billion.
npllshed without employing a heavy
officers. The Air National as blast or radiation fallou ;he 1848 revolt against Prussia.
Ten years ago America's public debt, Guard will train from July 7 toshelters unless properly equip- Escaping, he made his way to
strument. Surely there must have
America In 1851 and was op-||
after
the costs of war, stood at less 21 at Otis Air Porqe Base, on ped and are adequate.
en plenty of noise.
Cape Cod, Massachusetts. Ap- The
Legislator*
recently eratlng a private classical!
• It is the duty of alt of us to coop- than $260 billion. Despite much pros- proximately 600 men will take completed passage of a bill au-school in New York when the
perity of the past decade, deficit spend- part In the air maneuvers.
Jerate and call the police if anything
thorizing an exemption from Civil War broke out. He first
Governor
Richard
J.
Hughes,
taxation for such «helters pro served as a llentenant colonel
ing has pushed it almost to the current
pounds or even looks suspicious. It is
as commander-in-chief of the vlded the exemption does no( In the First N. J. Cavalry. In
$300 pillion statutory debt limit. With National Guard, will visit ithe exceed $1,000 of the assessed 1863 he organized the Second!!
>t hard to understand why there is
J Cavalry after a brief r e - 1
tendency to ilook the oiher way, es- more ^pending—and deficits—in sight, troops in training at Camp value of such property baped al N.
tirement caused by a wound \
Drum on July 13 and 14 and on100 per cent of true valu*.
Congress
now
is
asked
to
raise
the
claHy If thete is a feeling a neighat Frederlcksburg.
August 7 and 8The law describe* 8 blast oi suffered
debt lid to tfce highest level in history. National Guard contingents radiation fallout shelter as After tfte war he bectme proar'J boy may be involved. But it Is
U U for Firhir these
And, this is only!part of the story now overseas, comprising ap- structure erected within oi fessor of modern languages at
lie fluty of each resident to cooperate
Princeton University, a post he
days is mojrt dimondof fiscal fantasy. Senator Harry F. proximately 1,800 men, are ex-without another building am held until his leath In 1892.;
1th the authorities, especially when
ing then m r . Itiidis
Byrd, chairman of the Senate Finance
LEGISLATURE: - With I the
DU stop to realize every home owner
Legislature
adjourned
until
Committee, estimates that in the 1962handling his job.
ifoots the bill for all this vandalism.
November 19, Governor Hughes
63 fiscal year (starting July 1) the
U carefully scanning several
Father it txpecrtd
hundred bills adopted rinoe last
Federal Government will have comJanuary, particularly u to their
to show up at »he PTA, Little league, dry tht dishes ~
mitments totaling nearly $1lA trillion.
effect on the State Budget.
Decision Now
Report from Washington
Impacted Areas Segregated School
Faces Showdown hi House hi late
Under the Capilol Dome
By J. Jiseph Grlbblis
130 Years of Service
to our Customers
—• —
T. L. WATSON & CO
MONROE A.WEL1N
Pert* Aaioy Nitlnal Baik Building
A TRIBUTE
TO
r
i
FATHER
GLAMOR GIRLS
• June, 1962 and June, 1944
J It has now been eighteen years since
Mmerjcan. soldiers landed in France
jduring the darkness of the morning of
(June 6th, 1044. This was, of course, the
biggest amphibious operation of its
tind (ver undertaken and the demo:ratlc countries which were mounting
the effort had been planning this operation for years.
• It was necessary that American,
feritish. Canadian and other soldiers
land in Europe if Hitler was to be defeated and that Is why the gigantic
Operation was staged.
t We look back on the valiant efforts
J>f tin' wur years and lt is sometimes
Jasy to be cynical tbout them. It is
fa*y to say, regarding fighting with
jhe Husalans, that irt were actually
fighting the wrong enemy.
• Hut hindsight is always better than
and at the time of World War
Commitments included in thla startling total Jnclude:
Current obligation*! authority,
carry-over balances Of appropriations, etc. through fiscal
1963
The Federal debt (estimated as
of July 1, 1962)
'tContingerit liabilities" fixed
. under existing law, such as
, Federal Insurance in force,
guaranteed loans, etc.
Other "moral" commitments
such u unfunded accrued 11kbUlttes of social security
tnd other Federal trust'
funds, etc
Total ....,
t 188 billion
$ 298 billion
t 338 billion
I 420 billion
$1,242 billion
The $1,242,000,000,000 total represents an "IOU" of nearly $6,800 for
every man, woman and child In the
United S t a t e .
How much further can government
go by credit card? It'6 a trillion dollar
question.
"Not tonight, Ed. Helen has nmodeled my
bowling bull."
-The Governor admits the
Slate is broke. Just like the
counties and municipalities, and
U awaiting a comprehensive
report of the State Tax Policy
Commission to determine the
future financial policy. The
question li whether the State
can go any further without a
new statewide broad base tax,
such as income or sales taxes.
Oovemor
Hughes admits
many of the pending measures
will cost money. Admittedly
such measure), bring the day of
reckoning closer, but i s the
meantime, the Governor feeU
it ia his Job to defend the State
Treasury. If a new statewide
tax is Inevitable, Governor
Hughes declares: "I don't think
we should blunder into it,"
JKKSEY JIGSAW;-The New
Jersey • Legislature h u adjourned until November 19,
thus completing toe 1««2 busl1US6 ftetmion. . . . Packers ol
[i eoli tnilts and vegetable* in
on Page IS)
and rht boby — explain ipoci travel re rb« first grader,
and supply o cor for the children.
}At this bonk wt doff our hot in tribute to f«thir, handtht demands of rodoy.
'ling
Woodbridg
National 6a
MAIN <)!•> K K
Cor. Moor. A»e. and
61
WOOIMUUDUK, N, j .
Member; I'tdeni
%
H,iU m
18ELIN OFFICE
HU 04k I m
ISKLlJi N. J.
ADi
Fedrraj DepwU Iwurmor
II.'1
i-CF
PAGE FIFTEEN
Cecelia
Inducts
!! Slate
Temple Ueth Am Holds
Combined Installation
of
CYO Picnic Race PTA Hostess
Winners Named AtLuncheok
COLONIA — The St. John 1?
decorations
QCUUV
picnic* Sunday afternoon at
Merrill Part Basket luncheV' COU>NIA -
by St. <:<•the n:-wly
»!•;•
lit.
Vhnney C.Y.O. held a basket f OV t
<.>'i.;m<allon. Sisterhood and .Chick,-
n-l'C
W?
J'
The retlrlnfc
I)
3
QlU
Kasdln, Hy Ran
wn.sop. |P( ,por,, Al Miller, Hy ftosen""1
U l h a welcoming address bn R , and David Chick Cm
v Mrs
v M Morton Kteln. The i n - w s w , m J and dona "^
and many guents u the annuill
„ was del vercd byR.bbljby Mrs, Julias Rcrmnoff, "• ,J
About 50 young people at- PTA luncheon Thursday noria
!
achelnfeW.
a h W
ci-pic ddonnted
ted b
splrltiml 1the wntfi-pirce
by
tended and participated In pie-' More than 60 persons wert
"•
I'K'iil florist
nlc games such as the en served a buffet luncheon In th>
MIN. Klein introduced tho
ilu-owlng contest won by Linda;school's all-purpone room 'Hn111'1
mi-mt>ri's on the dins, and
Mawrl and John Bete: a sack,wall" vas the theme of the detfspeeches were Riven by Harold
race won by Bonnie White and orations, with Board member*"
1
ill nf 11"
Miindi-1, Mrs, Av.iholem Smith
Casey Jones, a three-legped wemiiiR Hawaiian costum*
„,„ of E ' . T .
v. and Murray Stelnfcld. Speciiil
race won by Carol Ann Olll and Palm trees were used M a baciBob Oolden, a three-quarter drop and ukuleles were played,
RECENT (.RAW ATE: M l s s iPri'seutfttioM were given toj
mile race won by John Lysnk. Decorations were In c h a m it
t'h
of
them
for
their
services!
Kathleen
Miiin
and a relay race won by the.
Mrs, Irving Rosen dnd Mr*.
hard Sln- daiwchtrr of Mr. and
ISELIN
A
meetlni?
of
SisSisterhood presented CotnreMrs.
team of John LyRak. TomlLaurence DeMlo.
nt: Mrs Robrrt I,, l-flwn. lOilO Oreen : ' !lUlon *' ith «• <*«* for $900 as terhood
CoiiRrenatlon Beth
Barry, Bob Woods and Casey Mrs P. Lowy. the PTA presid a e Sholom, Cooper Ave,. was held
Strrrl, Iiwlln, I* one of 74'purl payment of their ppledw;
Jones. There was also a soft- dent, expressed her appreciaV
011 Moilf
:,IV I I I
Peter
with Mrs.
student* graduated by Kruka ,townrd the bulldini? fund. Thei Kl ftvllz lay,.
rail Rame and a tuR-o-war be- tlon to Mrs James Hendernott,
rc
,•: e l .ii"V.
Jack
Mrs.
College, Kruka Park. N. V,MMVS Club presented Cornw-!G o'o d m a nP «WlnR.
ween the boys and girls. Prizes general luncheon chairman and
lrci t h e
tiv&s-!
sinning of
li'lii'
wore awarded for each event. her assistant, Mn. Bernard Di>
Sunday durlnjt the collrge'ii fjation with, 20 metal folding
Hatlkva and the Star Spanned
The first graduation from Darlo.
54th annual commrncfment. tables.
The new officers were i n - B a n n e r
Wilus, pastor
he High School of ReliRlon
Mitt Lelnen wai Awarded
Mls p
\ ™ ' k DavLs, membertlmuki'd the the degree of associate In stalled by.Rabb! David Twer-i
will be held Sunday. A Com- John Romano, a Colonla
shl|)
lr<!
munion Breakfast will be held Junior High School pupil and
Biitl nil t h e arti. The diploma was pre- •'iky, Princlpnl of Hlllel Aca-!m ( m *b m t oPresident, umed ai:
If they
afterwards at the Rahway a former student at School l1,
sented by Dr. William 8. Ut- demy, Perth Amboy. Accept- ' o f ra notify her
l;
members
Knishts of Columbus Hall, AH prepared and presented hl« leDterick, Kruka Collme prrsi- ance speeches were given by! movinf! iPn t osppctlye
the
the
newly
installed
presidents,'
a
™
Mrs.
.Y.O. members are urged to «t of appreciation to Ufe
• |.,. i v l m Fair.] dent.
attend.
eachers. He said In part:
iHowurd Florman, ConRreRa-! El S o f f t ' r . ways »nd mean,
,si
O-cella'«|
vlce
rcsid
"Also in appreciation are tha
lion;: Mrs Murray Hellqr, Sifi-i
P -ent, brought the fol
,,niiiiuiiced
lowinR
r
ects
wrenU and the public tn (en|ierhoo.i and Murray HellerJ
P °J
before tin CORNERSTONK IOK NI1VV SYNAGOGUE: Setting the cornerstone for
rol: the service tbat you and
jMens Club, A Benediction w a s | m r > m b e l s h i p : a rummage sale, Beth Sholom an- lift to riclit David Convissor, kiipflinj; first vice president; Rabbi
D a v i d And
yod after
)ur conuterparto tn American
delivered
by Rabbi David,
er, chairman Bernard UTankei, siaiidinK; Mrs. I'oKr Kraviti, Sisterhood president; Milton Gerber,
nnd M
with Bill
ducatlon have given Is tan^ I Lew's;
l \ NN
CisnRrecjtion president.
. . . . After which there'| n n d M r s ^to
™
v
N«)t' sinrn
leamirable and fortver apwas entertainment by Marty i Y c a r ' s R»'efit'nK*. Mrs. Marilyn
A bufTet
paudable."
CQLONU - A KB was heldlOml, comedian, music and re-! B1(llt(>: M a h Jon K tournament
ISEUN — Iselin First Aid
to honor Mn. Wllmer K. Alle-jff'sliments. served by theMrs - sp.vmour Klepner; game
iirllma
Squad Auxiliary will form a
bach, former president of tho'M.-n's Club.
' n o chairman selectee
lls y p l ;
regular marching unittoparFederated Women's Club of
sanctioned bowlini
ade in the various towns to
Mrs, Soffer, chairman
(
Colonla at the home of Mrs
(ltlit,,;n
which the Squad Is invited |i COLONIA _ Each j«ar at
afternoons from 1 to 3 p.m
James Anderson
iwonui
was decided at a meeting at
ISELIN — Before a large1 The new synagogue •ulml- the home of Mrs. John Bobak School 21 different grade* prent playg and tfali year tfc»
Rntherinu
of
members
and
,ates three years of planning Uniforms will be ordered.
..vim. Allebach with a silverj f'OIflNlA - Harold Bertram, twenty-week dress club
me chosen i u "The Wizard
friends the cornerstone of the ,nd Is designed to serve the
Wsrd chaffing dish in appreciation sen of Mr. and Mrs, Frank N o r m a n Tucker cake sale MrThe Squad in conjunction f Oz" adapted by itudenti
new building for Congregation /er-growing population of the
»ill mwt;of her servitude, Mrs, Altebach^'^ranz. Colonla. Is enrolled at A n d P r . I a , s r , j O n s h o w Mrs Her
with Congregation Beth Sho- Linda Bengjton, Karen DamBeth
Sholom,
was
set
Sunday.
ea.
The
original
building
Isellnjwa* the first president of the N' 'hel College,McKenzie,Tcnii, b) . rt S(>llK 9 n d ' M r s ' j L" B a
lom will hold a Country Fair al sky, Diane Marowiky, and Let
The new structure will more as erected in 1956 and reAve-Jclub.
in business adminls-;iris: children's movies, Mrs. E
Acme Parking Lot, Green
than double the size of theeived national acclaim as theStreet Circle, the last week ol Wyzuuky who spent weeks
\ (•••(•miMK, Jr.,1 Members in charge of artlon mid mlnorlnK In educa-: ther Gardner; bazaar.
present building. Construction Do-It-Yourself Congregation" June. Auxiliary will cooperate writing and planning the play.
rangement* were: Mrs Joseph
" h " . J ! a -.*. K ? < !? .!i<'ll0lRStic chairman selected yet.
as started last December and as a result of the construction by -assisting the squad. Then Other students Improvised the
-.,•; O O PVltBle, Mrs. Joseph Hrehus. «•' ratfe at Bethel College
Additional projects sponsored
ie building will be ready for ork done by the individual will be games of chance, rldei ostume, scenery, makeup and
ami OOP'Mrs. Rollin Hubbard. Mrs. Mr. Schranz transferred to by Sisterhool will be: Handbags
lighting effect*.
;cupancy next month. Facill- Imembers.
for the kiddles, and varied re After three performances far
licrnard Samuel Cushman. Mrs. William Ii-the-1 Collet from Rutgers aIlrt c o u p o n s M r s
Weisss
in
the
new
building
include
freshments.
I--.-: iy . Kdvard Poleski, Mrs. Alan Wood and'diversity. He is a graduate of; mnil , bracelets and sundries,
the upper grades, a final show
new sanctuary, auditorium,
.,mi-..-- Miller, Mrs. James Anderson.
v.'.iodbrKk'e High School and y r s j , . I o m e Casseir Book of
A letter of thanks was rewas given for the kindergarten .
abbi'.s study, kitchen and proceived from V, F. W. Post am pupils.
.i:id Thorvuld The drama department will '-.us formerly employed by [ jf( Mrs. Gardner; "Ha-Ha"
sions for meeting rooms and
Its auxiliary thanking tin Members of the cast include!)
• Nir.s Helen attend a theater performance
rck and Company. Inc. in box, Mrs. Fran Markel; tableassrooms. The building, deSquad Auxiliary for its assis1 Mary M&hon, David Andrlok,
a procrsslng. He is also ac i nt ' h H p l c n
- , » r . Fourth at the Paper Mill Playhouse
Jong
gned by Finne, Lyman &
ance in setting up and serving Russell Falrthron, Susan Maurdinner
afternumber
of
Colonia
Volunteer.
,
weissrnnn;
kitchen
;:•,) Commit-;tomorrow and
rul( S| M r s
'innc, Elizabeth architects, i:
refreshments after the Loyalt: •r, Richard Wheeler, Linda
..i uc hostess wards,
I f Department.
;sho\wr Luncheon, Mrs. Audrey
contemporary
design
and
RENSSELAER GKADUATE:
Day Parade.
Bengston, Karen Damsky, Lee
\u!l person|Gvos^man.
lasonry construction.
Ralph
H.
Kummler.
son
of
A fall dance is planned fo Wyzinsky, Theresa Nleroda,
iiumticrs
I Mrs. Herbert Cook, donor
Rabbi Bernard Frankel deMr, and Mrs. Rudolph
October 13 at the V. F. W.Ha Timothy Durllng, Donald Boro• Ar.dren. cof.chairman, advised that the
ivered the opening prayer and
Kummler, 131 Cooper Avenue,
with Mrs. Daniel Cole I witz, Linda Cudney, SusjEn
•(-minds all
jMit/.vah dinner will be held in
he Benediction. A welcomi
Iselin, received ;i bachelor's
charge.
Tonte, Franeione OreenWsg,
April.
1903.
as
extended
by
Milton
Gerber
iii-inn thi'ir,
degree in Chemical EngineerThere will be no meetln Joel Bratter, Barbara dealest,
iresident- of the Congregation
Other reports were given by]
ing Friday from Rensselaer David Convissor, vice president
during July and August, th Philip KranskV Henry Winlare,
iid, program
next meeting win be with Mn Richard Perdval, Dieter Shaftras in charge of the arrange
dN-usa the
jand Mrs, Ander, treasurer. A
Daniel Cole, September 4.
ner, and Ronald Stanko, . ments.
-. party and- COLONIA—Saturday raoni-ter-ln-law of the bride Wius cash Rift was given to the Con- N. V.
•tin'
Listed
By Sisterhood
Mrs. Allebach
Honored at Tea
Squad Auxiliary
Buys Uniforms
Cornerstone Rites Held
By Iselin Congregration
;i)P Club Sets
I ii
Pupils Give Version
Of'Wizard of Os
22
Hanft-Wyda Nuptials
Held at St. Cecelia's
•)!.
|lng at St. Cecelia's Church, Ise- iittendant
JKreuatkm Sisterhood,
Participating in the actual
"
'iWardjlln, Mls« Mart* B Wyda,; serving as best man was, Refreshments were served by
setting of the stone were th
1
tend the June j daughter of Mr, and Mrs. JohnlHrrcules Cinelll, New York , the hospitality committee, Mrs.
Rabbi, Mr. Gerber, Mr. Con
H- Club at the'Wyda, 641 Weft IInman Avenue, City. Usher was Walter Nem-jR. Freeman and Mrs. Charlotte
yissor and Mrs. Peter Kravit:
became the bride of Charlei chuk, Jacloson Heights
Cohen
president of the Sisterhood.
Hanft. ion of Mr. and Mrs
Members of the United Sym
The couple went to the Virgin
Carl Hanft, Jackson Heights,
(.harlcs W. Hahvrhorn ISELIN - St. Cecelia's CYO gORue Youth and Boy Scot
Islands
and
Puerto
Rico.
n. 1 utimiTirum
L j i ^ Mwftrd s t r R n o o f .
The bride graduated from Receives B.S. Degree will hold another in its serle; Troop 70, sponsored by the
congregation, also took an acllruds Cancer Club " ^ ^
High School and ISEUN — Charles Wilson of Friday nip ht dances tomor
BRUCE M. TEMKIN
tive part in the ceremony,
The bride, given in marriage
row
from
8
to
11
p.m.
in
Oui
Mrs William
from Qt-orge F Oeisinger Hos- Haberkorn, 147 Warwick Street,
Singing of the national anthem COMMISSIONED: Bruce M.
", wore an antique
Lady
of
Lourdes
Hall.
A
ban
pitttl. Diinville, Pa. She received graduated recently from the
was led by Mrs. Bernard Temkin, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ionia Cancer:iwhlte (own with Alencon lace her bachelor of science degree Newark Collge of Engineering will furnish the musk.
Frankel,
• panels.
lnMrU
Manny Temkin, 120 Sher20. O t h e r i ;
from Teachers Collet;*, Colum- where he received a B.S. in Me- Plans are being complete'
A fingertip veil of French iV
wood Road, Colonia, received
for the first cotillion June 2:
bia University, and was em- chanical Engineering.
a Bachelor of Science Degree
Miss
Dorothy
Nelson
(LI
8M:s Edward luiilon was attached to her
Lourdes Hall from 8:30 I
ployed by New York City De
Mr, Haberkorn Is a graduate
in Electrical Engineering
Mrs Lewis orange blo&som crown, and she
733Q).
partment of Health
jof Woodbridge High School. He midnight. It will be a sem:
Mm H £ leajrled a white orchid and
Another "day at the rac,es" from Carnegie Institute of
Her husband, a graduate of ;ls married to the former Elea- formal affair, open only
stephanotis on a prayerbook.
has been planned. Cars will Technology, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
nor Burke of Iselin and the
CYO members. This year' leave St. Cecelia's parking lot Monday. A graduate of Wooddinner was Miss Yvonne Bozinski. Nan- Brooklyn T e c h n i c a l
(ireenbrtar tlcoke, Pa., was maid of honor School and Piuti Institute, father of a son and daughter. eighth grade graduates are n at noon June 24, for Lang- bridge High School, class of
He i£ employed at General Ani- eligible to attend. Tickets in
M n . John Wyd*. Colonla, sb- Brooklyn, received his master's
horne, Pa. Speedway. If any- 1958, Mr. Temkin has been
degree from City College of line and Film Company, Lin- elude a buffet supper. Rese: one is Interested tn purchasing] commissioned as a. Second
New York. He u an electronic den. His parents are Mr. andvations may be placed wit tickets, call Rev. Evasio De Lieutenant in the S i g n a l
ieer with Loral Electronics Mrs. Charles B. Haberkorn, 19
Corps.
Marcellis at the rectory.
ijohn Giorella (LI 9-0981)
Ipouglas Street, Fords.
Corp., New York City.
CYO Dance Set
Tomorrow Nigh
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COSTELLO
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Iselin, N. J.
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is
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.<?(
JUNE 14, 15, 1962
DL-EB-CP
Vi;'
•I
nI Amerieim i l ] K |
of Actuaries,
n;ie hundred u>
hi'ill
Deb Ball Unit
Meets Tomorrow
SC'llOtll
Htll
s r h n l o s i n Hi,,
thi' n m l e . s t ( i ;
(1 by » \,
of Hollv A n n l ( ,
itml •
;\it s.-ored ninth
<H
Cdliuuii.
Stefano.
Alternates are ,lolm
De Luca. Domlnick
Mi Inn
eorge Mroz, Joseph Minn
and S. Stachelski.
Rev. A r m a n d Ped»t:i is rh;i
lain of t h e Council. P n ' n
CooKRii. Catholic Activity ni;i
m:m, announced all K a i l
are welcome t o partiripnte m ;i
Holy Hnur held each Ratind -v
throughout t h e day a t Rt Andrew's Church.
Willinm D e J o y , past «iaiu
knicht. of WoodbridRO. Council
wns a pMP&t speaker.
1
(if ll«' HIM
j
Delegates elected to the ('hup
ter Four meetings arc Alfred i v
Andre, Charles Masarik, C
James Naraaro and Michael i v
•!•
In I he May j
Jersey
During the short business
session held after the liyitheon,
Mrs. (IPOI'RP Benko, proRrnm
clulrmnn, reported on various
projects and prounims planned
fur (lie 1962-03 season.
Mi'.
William Kur.stmY.ky,
children's party chairman, nnnniinei'il that the fete for the
children has been set for June
2(i nl Spriugwood Swim Club,
Wnsnrlk, 8 r . and John Di'-j
ngi'lls, outside guards; MI<4I-'
acl DeStefano, three year
.nistee; Joseph Tarsitnim, two
year trustee; James OmnilT.
me year trustee.
Norma Taubert Married
At Candlelight Service
Wooi)HK!l>d|.
WOODBHIDOE - • The closing ineetitii: and luncheon of
the Mothers Club of Wood-!
bridge was held Monday »l
Mnn.sHid Inn, Plainfleld. Mrs
Willinm Iliinied, president, wel-:
corned the members and their
AVKNItf.
Joseph U u r
wim elcrt.ed O r a n d Kniuh
SI. Andrews' Council, Km
r Columbus ai a m e n iin! ' Id
in C V n hull.
01 her.1, cleetid wciv:
HiMimmd Stachelskl. nVpii'V
knlRht: Philip
M"'lh
lor; Alfrpd \)c Andrr,
trensurer: Carmen Murcilli, r>ordini! scret«ry; Antlvmy Graham,
flnnncial
secref.nv;
Joseph Salvla,. warden; Willinm 1
,enhy, advneate; Joseph Im-i
orlnceo, Inside ifuarri: Cliarlesj
MRS, WALTER R. GOOS
Math Pupils
ps
ire LuudH
For
Kiddie Fete
On Mothers
Club Docket
St. Andrew
Council K.C.
Names Slale
II-.,.
(J--,!!,, , :
trie*. M i s s lloi!> j ,
mid Mr CoopM-ii!.,:
Officers fur the new club
year are Mrs. Hnnicd, presi-,
jdent: Mrs, Benko. first vice'
president: Mrs. Fred McElhenny. sivonri vice president;
Mrs, Fdwnrd P. Keatirm, re-j
rorrtiiiit secretary: Mrs. Frank]
BaumKartner,
corresponding
sfi-etary; Mrs. Runyon Ernst,
| treasurer.
\
New committee
chairmen
are: Proi'rnm
Mrs. Benko,
hairman, assisted by
Mrs,
John Aquila and Mrs, Loub
Gabriel: hospitality, Mrs. Rudolph Prey; budget and finance. Mrs MeElhenny; education. Mrs, Henry
Warner;
cheer, Mis James Snbatlno; 11-1
brarlan, Mrs. Lester Stockel;!
publicity. Mrs. Philip Benko.
An 'article, "The Plight of
the Program Chairman, was
read by Mrs, Benko. Group
sinning was enjoyed.
The first meeting of the Fall1
ason is scheduled for Septem-j
ber 10 at the home of Mrs.1
Prey, 606 Coolldge Avenue. Mrs.
..,_:!* will lead a discussion
on "What are Your Child's
Most Trylnn Year?"
,j
IM- John p |,,,
said:
"We eoriRrnt nl.it,
peopli' In their i,,,-,
important siii)u<them for the ii,,,,,
achii'Vi-d for i ; , .
fur the credit •!., •
to the school"
Fred BcCKli'v
Miithemntlc.s
I>. J
t h e s c h o i l . hii', ;
nut Ices from K i r
s i t v t h a t thi-e,- ;
rrri-,u"1 hniMir^ .,
nual State M,,i; .
Contest. Knli! :
women from liii :
schools
plllii'l;,.,-
jCooperman and K
tie ranked In the t
olyn Clark scored 1
iquarter and Mm <,
at about the medi.i;
MRS, JOHN THOMPSON
Woodbridge Girl Weds
Sewaren Man on Sunday
WOODBRIDGE— A meetln>•
MRS. ROBERT W. MILLER
of the Liaison Advertising comWnai Jacob II mini
mittee of the Holly Debutante
Meeting Set I ,m
Ball, to be sponsored by the
Woodbridge Township Busines.-.
A V E N E L - A biu:,!::,
land Professional Women's Club
Is scheduled by (' :
WOODBRIDGE Miss Chris- After a trip to Florida, the
B'nai Jacob for u\:\ '
AVENEL — At a candlelight vllle College, and is now at Fair! December 28, will be held tocouple
will
make
their
home
in
tine Scarangello, daughter Of
All board member:
lervtee at the First Presbyteri- leigh Dickenson University, morrow night at 8 o'clock at the
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Scar- Woodbridge. For traveling the
to attend the HIM-I.
an Church of Avcnel, Thursday. Madison. He is employed by All-home of the co-chairman, .Mrs
aiiKelo, 160 North Street, be- bride chose a beige suit with a
held at the v,.: r.
Miss Normn Ella Taubert, state Insurance Company of j William Brennan, East Green WOODBRIDGE — The wed- ployed by the First Bank and
white
orchid
corsage.
came the bride of John ThompCommunity Con r
dine of Miss Mary Jane Snyder Trust Company, Perth Amboy.!
IlKt^lK MiltP .son. son of Mr, mid Mrs. Ardaughter of Mr. and Mrs, Mi- New Jersey as an agent trainee.'Street.
Mrs.
Thompson,
a
graduate!
1
1
There are- still a few days • -liter of Mr. and Mrs, Mar- Mr. Miller, also a St. Mary'sj
l l l B U I l i a O i a i C thur Thompson. 1BG Old Road,
h
chael F, Tortora, 41 NortH 24th
of Woodbridfie High School, Is Rabbi PJiilip H .,: :
remaining for filing of appll
_. Snyder, 193 Grove Street.graduate, graduated from Te-; WOODBRIDGE — Installa- Sewaren, Sunday at Holy Ros. s e r r t u i : ;,•
Street, Kenilworth, became the
cations by prospective debu- a n d Robert William Miller, son terboro School of Aeronautics, l i o n o f o ffi Cers o f St. Anne's ary Church, Perth Amboy with a student at Newark State Colservices
bride of Walter Richard Goos,
lege,
Union.
Mr.
Thompson
tantes with Miss Ruth Wolk, o f M r a n ( j Mrs. Charles Miller Teterboro, served four years ln'rjnjt WHS held at Trinity Epb- Rev. Daniel Giorfil officiating.
>neg Shobb
ion of Mr. end Mrs. Walter H
graduated from Woodbridge
Kenrral chairman, at the Inde- 220 Gordon Street, Perth Am- the U. 8. Air Force, and is em-i c o p a l
honor of the B.i:
noos, 436 Hudson Boulevard
l
Escorted
to
the
altar
by
her
High
School
also
and
attended
pendent - Leader, 18 Green ^ y , was performed Saturday!ployed by Trans World Alrllnes pray{,1.
Rev. Dr. Charles 8. MacKenzie
father, the bride was attired in Union Junior College, Cranford. Jerry Irwln Davis >
Street.
fcnd Rev. Robert A. Bontiam of,at ' s t . James Church with Rt.lat International Airport, New! Ham H Schmaus.
a gown of silk organza with He is presently serving with the celebrated Saturd,.
On or about June 20, t h o s e " ^ "MVgr' Charles"G. McCor-York,
A. M. HI3 pareir
ftclnted at the double rlngj
Officers Installed were: Mrs. scooped neckline, fitted bodlcej
U. S. Army Reserves at Fort
debutajites who have been ac- ! r i s t l n performing the double
"
:
Mrs. Herman DaviJermony.
A. Eugene Kiel, president; Mrs. and three-quarter s l e e v e s
BragK,
North
Carolina.
cepted win be. notified and wm; n
, c r o m o n y a n d R e v . w n - 1 4 Township
Students Charlesi Ruge, vice president;
sor the Oneg
•» Vern Boushell, minister of
3
u r
adorned
with
Venice
lace.
Her
meet
the
"^" » '„" P
"
be expected to attend a m
e e tMMi i a m A RR(HJB
o Q S celebrated the
. , ^ ' rk
Mrs. Russell Bauer, secretary;
fcmslc, was soloist with Mrs.
skirt
with
appliques
ing with their mothers on Frl- N U a l M a s s
Get Rider DegreesiinA ?^
.....v..^_ into a chapel train. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE RADIO GET'S MASTER'S DM,
Charles Miller as organist. A
day, June 29 at the Brennan „__ Lb Jl iJ d_e „,
ROCHESTER. N V
wa.s«soort«d
to
the
WOODBRIDGE
—
AmongWer.
JHer three-tier veil of English PROGRAM
feception was held immediately
Main Street
"What Really Constitutes Bert Qstrower, 11 I)
Township
residents
who
re-!
A
Hawaiian
theme
set
the
Jtfter in the church hall
Debutante applications mayi
, ...
ceived degrees of Bachelor of mood for the dinner afterwards.nl [eU u s i m w a s , a t t a c ! l e d l l t ' ! » S t h i l n p " i M a n h o o d ? " l s t h e subject of a\Voodbrldi?e, nrnvi ; ;
•,. The gowns worn by the bridal
SScience
p i p n r p in
i n Commerce
r n m r n p r p i i at
« t . the
r h p :' Mrs.
M ^ o Harry
H n - r t i Schrump
o v i t i i m n and
c i n H Mrs.j
v«>.«
t c r o w n 0 1 p e a n s a n a m i n e - ,ChrtBtian
_...,
aScience
. ( l l n / , . rradio
- _ of Arts desrec In H. '
be obtained from any membei|"0VVI1 o f s i l k " ? « " ?
a A i n „ _
proJiarty were designed by the
stone!
of the Bnsiness and Profes-Ia S f l b n n a ™ddme. long
annual commene'i:.
97th
annual
commencement
ex-Walter
Kronseder
sang
Wahine;
gram
over
Station
WOR
(700
'icd
sleeves and a redingote skirt
Jjride, The bridal gown ol tissue
sloiiid Women's
men's olub.
club.
,l
p X t c n d e d i n to a' chapeljercises at Rider College on the songs and Mrs. William Tail1 1 Ml
Ml-s.s Anne Marie Sclotto, k c ) N e w Y ork, in Its "Radio 112th - of the r
taffeta ed?ed with Hpht lavA >wim party is scheduled by
did a native dance. Eugene Kiel Woodbridge, was maid of honor chapel," Sunday morning, 8:15. Rochester Bundiiv
length train. The neckline
neckline andiLawonceville Campus were:
ender Alencon lace, mid the',
the club at the home of Mrs.
Foster A. Burke, 400 Douglas provided the music.
iBridesmafds were Miss Sheila
skirt
were
outlined
with
Chanbridesmaids wore gowns of tafRob.
Avenel; Francis E. Mrs, H Alton Wolney pre-,Stess, Perth Amboy and MUs
feta and silk organza, each a
on
Sherry, 776 Inman Avenue, Co- sented Mrs James Ryer with Glenna Smith, Roselle.
different shade of lavender.
Rese'rvations for club mtinbel'S; !an
' nnd' pefls !l^1(!}"
. . Ionia; Carl J, Lund, 2 Wll-,u past presidents' pin.
i Serving as best man was
k sion
and
their
guests
must
he
made
"
'
«
i
l
.
and
she
carried
Mrs. Walter C. Taubert, sisliam Street, Fords; Adolph A,| A special meeting to discuss^rnest Schmidt, Cranford. Ushpiaycrbook
with
white
orwith Miss Wolk by July
ter-in-law of the bride, Avcnel,
Hanzl, 3 Midwood. Avenue, Lse- bazaar plans will be held Mon-Ws were Robert Kuzma, BeSeveral of last year's Debs:ehids, stephanotis and ivy.
vagi matron of honor. Brideslln. All majored to Business day 8 P.M. in the new parishjwaren, and Robert Ludringer
have failed to pick up theiri Miss Patricia Ann Snyder,
maid was Mtes Suzanne Turner,
Hillside.
DONALD A. KUBIK
Admin lstratioii
house.
gift
charm
a
memento
of
theisister
of
the
bride,
was
maiduf
Colonla and junior bridesmaid
Jras Miss Hollace King, Rock-j DEGREE IN BUSINESS: first ball, and Miss Wolk urges'honor. MLss Kathryn Jane MilDonald A. Kubik, 9 Stiles all who have not done so toller, cousin of the bride, and
•way, cousin of th bride.
Miss Lorrie M. Snyder, another
\ 8ervirig as best man was Street, Sewaren, was award- Icall at her office.
sister
of the bride, were bridesOraham Bardsley, Metuchen. ed the Bachelor of Business
AUare from Wood
JJshers were Robert Kasko.j
St.
Andrew's
CW
Set'™***Administration degree in Fi„ ' . 1 bridge.
Avcnel, and Leon Weilgolinsky,
I or Trip
to lark
Thomas Wilson, Laurence
Carteret, cousin of the bride-S n a n < * a «d Manajemnt from
Harbor
s e m d
a s
Pace College, New York City,
<room.
AVENEL - St. Andrew's>
^ man;
Ushers- were Douglas^ Stratton,
ut
its
54th
commenceement
!.Y.O.
lias
completed
plans
forj
will
reside
In
The couple
Port
Richmond, S. I,, and
iJnion after a trip to Boston, exercises held Sunday, Xune „ trip to' Palisades Amusement:
16,
iir-the
Grand
Ballroom
of
Park,
June
28,
Buses
will
leave
James
Snyder, Woodbridge,
Massachusetts.
brother of the bride.
A graduate of Woodbridgej the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
the church parking lqt 6:30]
Mr. Kubik, a graduate of P.M. and will leave the! amuse- After a trip to the World's
•High -School and Maryville
Jpollege, Maryville, Ten.n., the Woodbridge High School, is a ment park for the return trip,t Fair, Seattle, Washington, the
' couple will make their home
*ride Is employed by th^ State! Korean veteran who served 11 P.M.
_ _ . include round trip in Floral Park, L.'I. For travelTicket
3 o a r d Of Child Welfare, as an for three years with the
Solid Colors or Fancies
•Adoption" Worker. Her husband United SUte s Marines. He is fare and admission to the parking the bride wore a blue and
SHORT SLEEVE DRESS
3.50
the
California
employed
by
and
must
be
purchased
before
|white
cord
suit
with
white
graduated from Woodbridge
pu
June 26 from any of the fol- accessories.
" ""'""
jHigh School, attended Mary- Oil Company. k not,ary pubfSHORT SLEEVE SPORT
2.98
lie, State of N|ew Jersey
lowing: Charles Corraeo,
lowing:
Corraeo, Frank Mrs. Miller is a graduate of
Kubik was awarded the Asso- Hierhager, Brenda Klubensples, St. Mary's High School, Perth
Mzet 104 to 13
BASQUE and POLO
2.98
ciate in Applied Science de- Pat Mater, William Power«,|Amboy, and the American InJune
Polony
or
Donald
Qilll-'Mitute
of
Banking,
Elizabeth
cree in Credit Management
gan.
'Chapter. She was formerly emfrom Face in 1960.
BAN'LON SPOKT SHIRTS
5.95
Miller-Snyder Nuptials
Performed on Saturday
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"OLD WORLD"
"HANES" HOSIERY
GIFT FROM CHOPER'S
Van Heusen Shirts
Collectors
PIPES
$198
Hallmark
Cards
A(ill) BRIAR
for
Values to $5.00
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PHARMACY
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Rossi"
i
91 Mala St.. Woodbrldgc
minaa
i
PIPES
at
(Finest Briar)
the most talked aboyut
Values
to $2.50
rGALLERY
-
for
m
OPEN
u. s. ONE
«l - Htnl
7 DAYS
from
11:30 to 3 A.M.
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I
Knee and Full Length
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SUMMER PAJ!
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• Slippers
• Neckwear §
• Underwear • Sandal*
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AND
Boxer Shorts
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1
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Agency
$100
3
Ufa,) Ituif I
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2 for $3.70
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U S ! OUR FREE PARKING LOT AT REAR ENTRANCE
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107 MAIN STREET
n
TRUNKS /
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SWIM
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SHORTS
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81 MAIN STREET
WOODBRIDGE
JUNE M, 15, 1962
PAGE SEVENTEEN
Girl Scouts
\ reAwarded
Curved Bar
Candlelight
Installation!
Ullopelawk
l-DHiis
The curved l):ir
whi' h is tlir hiRhrst award in
(i
" I Sccmiiim WHS presented to
Ii >n>n MIKI'O nnd p H t Lmirit•'•''" o l 'I'1111)]) M at the annual'
i|": L A W N
At a r u n
•• I'limnv l l !• new o l f i
:. l l i . p c h n v n
Hun'.'
•! V - . i n a t l o n , Sclnnil
;• . i illi'rt liy Mi'-?
• • ,II;MI-U)I'1. mid Ml.-
iiiDi lII ]• - (,iiui!hi<<r d i n n e r of
Ni'i'iliiiiiriiriod 1 a t Cinicn L u t h - I
'•'•mi d i r n d l .
Poith
Amboy,!
.uc:
l:l;:
' " ''<'k. Home 200 Brownies,!
" n l Scmii:;. leaders, and par-.
''"'•
"••'•i'i' in a t t e n d a n c e .
I
Mrs. SleptifiJ,
!;, r .! '
:.i"Mdei)t. Mrs K*»
l-ipowski. Vice pi'ijji
,,
Louis
PcviiH'k*,
: •
Mrs Stive O IT,
1 1 1 ' , . •!.!
M'ciTtnry, nnd Mlfc
>-i-i-,.: .1'.:.
•
(!•
|l;
i i Class awards went to
I.Min I'Vmii'Uy, Sharon Nelson,:
l-'i-iini-iiic P.nff of Troop 54anri !
Miin:i Fuiiin of Troop 208.
Mr
.hick Brown, president
nf ih< Wnoclbridije Girl Scout
fnniicii ana Mrs. John Amaczi.
Di-inci ci',iirmnn
of Fords.
••:„, n l n \ v n s
, n I)V A l l irli:iu:'i(l o n
. SllhtlU'd
I Sllllllll'fl
V . i •1 1 •
J I M . : (;•' cnrrospondlns *erre«
lilV.
A . M l •. was siven tor I hi
sixili i'Viidi1 s t u d e n t s vet
L'.l
l'm.i.k:i ,uid Mrs. 1. Stratford.
Hpi ml ,iwards went to Mrs.
Andrew Huiucz, Mrs. William
i\iee. .ii.ii Mrs, William LaiwuI"! (I
I in: An-.,
'.ere mothers of tlw
Kindri-'urifii
students.
Mis*
I1,.,1 '•xpir.-.-i'd her thanks LO
Mi...
LIIUI- Szaley,
reining
pi-'sulful. for her fine work,
|i '.!fl8, under the leader-i
Mi.v Donald Finan.con-J
it Flag Ceremony and|
Tn.i M. Mrs. Gladys Strattonj
lii'kl H Fly-up Ccre(
''i'»p SOURS and Scout
wrc Mill:; by thr Rroup.
Mr.-. Cliiiord Dunham and
Mi I • ii'Ui were in charm: of
23 Confirmed
At Fords Church
(ootiette Club
Names Delegates
CONFIRMATION I'l.Ass: rwenty-thrce young people were confirmed at Our Rrdrpmcr Lutheran Shurch, Sunday
Top row, left to Tin lit, Albert Schmidt, Olrim Ijpnick, Matthew n'Agostinii, David I'ietruski Scott IseneRcfr, Thomas
TORDS - The rite of confirKzakaes, Jim Fauocra; second row, Lillian Pietruski, Diane Drettos, i rieryl (•rimhaeli, licttme llillebrand, I'arol l'rv,
I'OKDs
AI n nicctini; of
.lane Melder, JoAnn Fabriratore, Jacquelyn Mujica; first row, Barbara Ruin. Pauline Schneider, Sharon Verrshark! mation was administered to M
Uw Atoms Cooilftti' Club, FrilyouiiR people at Our Redeem^
,,,, ,
. . .
. i
Arline Najy, Donna Morley, Sharon Petersen, Susan Dun/eiman, i'hyllis Williams.
llli.V.
iLutheiRn Church, Sunday. aeit'it'itcs and alternates
wr re elected U) attend a con-j
Confirmation ftt the F o r *
com
Attendm
vcniiim in St Paul, Minn., Au-!
-'cimreh is a period of preparae
ORT Women Attend
"ust 7 lo 11. Mrs, John Do-1
.
,, ' ,
miltee meeting at the home of t i through instruction in the
n .
mr.ikn and Mrs. William West-!
rimming
Conference
Mrs. Lloyd Kalugin were Mrs.'™l teachings of the Holy
lake were mimed delegates;!
Dlanr
The concentrated
Mrs, Arthur Lucka and Mrs.
,,,-,„...v..-.. begins with the sevHarold
Clifford,
alternates.
Slrphen
Chapter attended the;Peiertag and Mrs. Stuart Sal- ^ ^ " g m d e with Mrs. Sophie
The club received two cita- FORDS — Our Udy of traveling the bride wore a-n!Metwood
North Central Jersey Region ofo w e
( \ i ii-.
Alatl
Jordan as teacher. The second
1
tions at a convention recently Peace Church Was the setting orange and beige suit with Women's American OUT planCl
year the pupils are instructed
i'ld
at
Asbury
Park,
One,
ciSaturday
for
the
marriage
of
white
accessories.
ning conference, Monday in STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL il,y Hev. Eldon R. Stolis. pastor.
\ ,r; lii Novo.
Miss
Martha
Roman,
daughter
t'.iiion
was
for
100
per
cent
' Fam PR,
Mrs. Olowiany, a graduate of Newarlc.
1 FORDS — The June Stm j i t has been the custom to
ilnvph Balin-: POKDS - Tin- marnaKo ol ess * nil wliiu- act'e.ssont'.', inembcrshiu and the other for of Mr. and- Mrs. Emery Ro- Woodbridge High School, is A membership committee!
nutstnndinR community service man, 88 E. William Street, and employed as a switchboard opm
B;\rbnra;MLss Rae Evelyn Bauer, dauwh- :id a '* hue orchid
James Olowlany, son of Mr. erator by the W. T, Grant Dis- the home of Mrs. Jeronn'Asch. w o m e n o f R a m o 1
dayi
T ho ontire congregation
S h a f f e r j t e r of Mr. and Mr.v A u i w Tlir bride mwduated from work
h young
ung PeopK
Entertainment at the Asburyiand Mrs. John Olowlany. Larks- tribution Center, Metuchen. Attending were Mrs. Raymond B'nai B'rith will be held Tiios-prays for the
.
M.irlc Kubl-'!Bouer, 538 Ci'ows Mill Road '.Voodbrid'.e
H i K h .School,
the confirmation is aq... [),)nimlck'»nd William Werner Thomp •VoodnndKe. and Berkeley Sec- Park convention was supplied ville, Pa, Rev Christopher Her husband araduated from Chait, Mrs. Emanuel Choper, day, 8:30 PM. at tho Neva'After
1
i- Szycher, »°n, J r , son of Mr and Mr.^ •I'tannl School, East Orange by the local club. Mrs. Nicholas Reilly officiated nt the double Larksville High School and Mrs. Eugene Ladoux, Mrs Har-Sholom Temple. Metuchen. ministered, the young people
served two years in the U. S. old Binder, Mrs. Herbert, Alter, The feature of the eve'ninp will knelt at the altar for the nrst
: ,iu,iii Vnyda i William Werner Thompson. 4:i •^lie is employed as medical Spardaro was presented with a ring ceremony.
Washington Avenuf.
Isi'lli. ••tpnoiiiapher at Roosevtit Hos- wift for obtalniiiR the most Escorted to the Altar by her I Army. He is employed by the Mrs. Milton Markman, Mrs. be a wig and hair styling dem-itime and received the Lords
iwlls
lonstration.
iSupper.
..
Maurice Leib.
I'reieilt
«° 1 ( i r n n i I ! e t l Ssturdw 8 ' ,:ial,
,,[.1 Mctuchen
Mctuchen. •
members during 1961.
father, the bride was attlredlsame company.
Fords Church is Scene
Of Olowiany-Roman Rites
Miss Rae H. RimerWeds
William W.Thompson Jr.
fir/
...... I'S class won the
Mi
award and the dark
nl l e n d
Pii'" WHS won by Mrs)
Ii
Ldthrrai. " ' "
'
Mrs, Harold Glfford, hospital I,,, a ^ o r g an2a gown with a1
Re\ Her husband, graduated from' ( . h a i r m a n i announced a hos- g a b r i n a n e c k l m e trimmed with1
; • U^end ofHerbfrt F A. Hecht offtclBtci ll(1 A l r »l«n School B«-l Air. , ) l t a i p n ,. t y a t Ly o n s Hospital 'appliques of Alencon lace, and
.:,„. I,, pan-iRt the double rtn« ceremony. Maiylantl ana the New Yoik ,TCently was a success; 138 pa- l w o ^lf roses accenting the
••..-. --tyle w u l Given In marriage by h r ' ' " „ " ; ' ' v o a ° , ,„ tnTl! T " C " l S *'e™ , M r v e f l a n d tW0 ,™istUnc in back. A cabbage
l
: .;. of OirlihUwr the bride was attired in ™
" >.e(1B™ I v i d with
,* ^
entertainment !rose h c ; l r t p i e c e h e l d h e r f i n g er8nCl ls
•••• of T.oopla K O W nofUerontlCTChantilly^ m ,.. • pm>"°>('(1 *»»,in the wards.
i U p v e i l o i impoHed illusion
;Oracr
Evmigcllciil
%\ in !Vm/<>lHlffl<>;Church. Perth Amboy.
,. : ,„ ?. n j t e ! ^ ^ | t o | W d
m
w
wek-i^VJ"™-..-"-K1 8
I l l i t l a t l o n of
°" n P 8 n y > - land
Lorraine
Dorls
Schulte
a n d she carried a bouquet of
newi |d
Padgett,
orcn Si
•lector indiune, uquln and embroidery.
'
!members, will take place at the Miss Barbara Martin, Fords.
Ni'mnh was long pointed, riwves. Her vcilj
^July meeting Mrs. Spardaro wa.s maid of iionor. Attendants
ui.e Hospo-iMlacd In Clmnltlly lace ffll from.APPRECIATION
gp and!, ftown of s*cd pearls, and Jhe
were Miss Patricia Lyons, MeY -firemen an- and Mrs. Victor
ituchBti, and Mrs. Gerald Oloiimbulancc call charse of refreshments.
.:nr: played carried a ca»cade bouquet of;sw. rtnn
was^'hite orchids and Prench ciir- »ti..«Kl«! down two l w W i l l g mext mej-ting will be July 6 at wiany, South River, sister-infli. ins of stairs, cautiously c a r - l t h e w w M l
law of the bridegroom
B.II-11,11 was : natloru.
B.ildwm was' u , . « E 5 t | 1 P r
Am- ryi.it; a man on the stretcher.
Gerald Olowlany served his
.rid M«ry- it)O y w a 8 mii!d of honor. Bnd..'5-j i;,-athmg the bottom, they SCOITS END SEASON
brother as best man. Ushers
.-• licadleMi,,,,,^ w e r e M l M Loi,, Aniler- put the stretcher down to catch FORDS — Girl Scout Troop were Robert Roman, brother of
Edna Benl, th.ir breath, when Hit- victim, 146 with Mrs. John Yanik as t h e b r l d e a ,,d John Szabo, both
%;son, Pords;
of
Mt'ing some mail in his bqx. leader, concluded the scouting o f py,,.^
K l i n . n Mi
;i skit, "Thr
Chmie- got up and remov, d it. Return-!.season with a trip to New York
.\jrf,
an(j
'lewskl Eduon * l o * « girl was|inK to the stretchor he re- City and the Statue of Liberty. The couplf will live in Hign
made by ^ K . t h v Milochik Fords
markrd. "I mleht vanl to read Meetings will resume in the land Park after a trip to the
Pocono Mountains, Pa.'fall.
to. ,
this in the hospu.il'
Serving as best
Alexander Wertz, Iselin, unde
of the bridegroom Ushers w.re
!. Thompson. Iwlin.j
oi the bndivnxiin:;
Peter Chmiflewski,
KdiMin:
Silvio Guz7.o. Port Reudim!,
M UKON
cousin of the bridegroom: Al-xKca*bey;andfr Weru. Cllffyood Bcudi
A-sufciation;cousln of the bridegroom Ruwiioi do« ; bearer was Kevin Wertz, IwiMjij today -lin, cousin of the bridegroom
••ph Scrlt-j After a trip to the Poouw
'the sixth >lounta|ins, Pa., the mn\>W will
-Id June 20 make their home In Se.vaieii
in charge I For iniveliliK the bride won1
Ian orange und white silk sheutli
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m
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Mercury Federal
Is Giving Away
WHITE CROSS
E
T VACATE
15 DAYS
fe ; i
Complete Selection ol
Champagne
f (onlials
•
Wines
etc.
500
CASES
Savings! Free Nome Delivery
S.itl
Savings Account at ftlt'icury.
12 Jumbo Bottles Per Case!
All Popular Fruit Flavors in Stock!
CASE
OUR
LOW
PRICE
Phu 75^ Deposit
CANS or
All fopulur Brandt on
Hand at All
Mercury Federal Savings
and LOAN ASSOCIATION
117 Main Street
Woodbridge "
II W
Phone
ME 6-0100
l l l V 9 A M TO4:30P.M.-FRIDAY9A.M.TO7:30P.M.
OPEN DAll-V » A. m. i "
FREE, PROMPT DELIVERY
Call LI 9-9313
CANNED
SODA
6 <« 59°
R E M LIQUORS, Inc. Case — 2.35
AU Popular Flavors
Route 1 and Kelly Street
Mkt.)
Menlo Park Terrace
JUNE 14, 15, 19'
PAGE EIGHTEEN
LEGAL NOTICES
LEGAL. NOTICES
LEGAL NOTICES
LEGAL NOTICES
LEGAL NOTICES
LEGAL NOTION
Death of Town Employee
Brings Inoculation Bid
NOTICB
LEGAL
NOT|
(K
UKRAINIAN
Olirk of t h . Bor-immediately in writing to: Patrick immediately in writing » • PitrWJ
for tbt purpote or voting upon any Patrick Potoonlf, Borouib OMfk of Potocnli, ]
T I M noti
r u t notlot that w i n ,
CLUB
ougq af'cSrtim, Wtw Jersey
MIMOAM
BAB, t/a K o l i w
••.,1'
othtt matteri incidental to the pro-:till Borough of
.. lew Jereey.
lid MTint Vorouin Ooun.ll of plltd to tht BorouKh'.-,,?
poaed mtrgir of tht two blnki. A
ifiG&l _ „ . , . _
(•MBM)
Boroug ol Oarwret foi a Olub Borough 0/ Canerpi r,.
copy 0.1 ,tht aforaaald agreement,
w m i ? BPtWAst
IALVAT0M TISTA
1
LEON r. NOWAK
t / i Club Market Uctnt? Ko CB-3 for prtmiHi gnu- Retail Contumptinn r , r
•irnuttd by a majority of the dlt/a The Bponemani Inn
ty, Aoadimy Bnwllng
t/a Leo'i Inn
ated at 711 HOOMVIU Avenue, Otr- 30 for premise* nil,,',,
rectori of each of the two binks C. P. 6/1, 1J/61
c P. t/l, 1I/8J
;C r t/t, i>/«
Pennine, Avenue. r,,,, f t ,
c. r. t/t.
providing for the merger, Is on file — — — —
—
'
Ob'jeciioiii, it any, mould Di madt Objections If *nv sin,
at trie bank and may be Inspected
NOTICE
NOtlCE
NOTItl!
NOTICE
immediately
In
writing
to:
l*»tr«J
immedlitely In „ , ,
Takt
nolle*
that
SUCHi,
eorpo
SUCH'i,
t
eorpoCARTBRB1
WOODBRIDGE - An appeal to the Board of Health during buslneis
Take notlot that CATHOLIO WAR
Take notice that
Potoenll, Borough Clerk of tht Potocnli,
, ,„„,„., „
,
BorntiKh
MICHAIL DONNELLY
ration
of
New J
Jertty, hM
ti
fN
h (polled
l l dtot VBTMIAHB, BT, ILIA8 POST #7«1, Take notice that ALBERT
BTOTB. IHC W. I M i r Borough of Cartertt, Hiw Jeraty
to provide tetanus, polio and diphtheria shots to employees
]Borough of Carters
Cathier i m Borouih Council of tht Borouib bat appUed to the Borough Council BURNS, t/a Burns' Tarern, hat ap- LIQUOR
Carteret Liquor Store. Inf., n i l applied
to
the
Borough
Council
of
tht
of Carttrtt. for a Plenaryy Retail of tht Borough of Carteret for a BoroiiRh of Csrteret for • Plenary plied to the Borough Council of the
of the Sanitation Department and Sewage Treatment plant*, C. P. 8/15-32-20: 7/6-13/82
Club llcinat No. CB-7 for premla*. Retail Consumption license No. C-Borough of Carteret ft" • p l i m " J
Consumption Llctnw—No. C-B for
was made Tuesday night by Charles O'Nell, * sewage treatCITIEENS CLUB
CARTIRIT BOARD
premleei fltuattd tt 1MJ RoOMTett located at
Retail Dlatrlbutlon
license No_ DO
iPrii.) Stephen
*"»"•• c » - j l 4Q8 for
premise,
iltuated
at
IUI
(JUJIIIIOCO
• ik.UttbCU
It V 111
# 1 1 (V«I>SII
l / I B H i " " ^ " "
•
.
ment plant operator.
Or BDUCATION
teret.
Avenu*. Carteret. New Jen*;.
Jtraty,
!
i Bee I Myron Hn
Rooetvelt
Avenue,
Carteret,
N,
J,
!for
premises
situated
at
«o
i^ooae
TO BinnKltS
If a n j , thould b« made
Nemet and residence of olTloere,
Mr. O'Neil said he his been endeavoring to interestj Seale NOTICE
any, should oe made Avenue, Csrteret. N J
^ c P 6/8
d Mil* will be received in the director! and atockhoideri holding
Board of Education of the BormiKli one or mort otrcent of tht itock of
•"King to: Patrick Objections. If any. should oe midii"
Ta«e notice
Board members in his plan for
Borough
of Carteret. New Jeraey at the Cnr- tald corporation:
some tlrrw now, but that the
teret Hluh School on June ].V
I Mill) Mary Such,
T.k, notice
t t eight o'rlock for the fnllowlnir
Secretary-Treaeurer
CATHOLIC WAR VETCRANS
death of a 33-year-old sanl-!
1. Domntlc Science fooklnr
U Maple Street,
ST. ILIAS PO«T #7»7
ough Council of the Borouih of C u ritu,Md
Supplies
Cartertt, N, J.
Alei It. PaMkaa fiommendtr
tatlon department employee j
1
Jotn Mtdwlok, Jr.
(Mn.)
Mary
Such,
President
2. Domestic Science Sewlim
t/
curtrret Llqunr tertt for . tIrnary *.tsI. C.n urnp Carteret Kew Jernrv
:
that day had spurred him on.|rj i
i •
tlon llceme No. C-J, for premise! Objections, u anv mm „
U Maple Strait,
Pint Vice Commander
Supplies
Store, Inc
NOTICB
iltuated i t SM RoostMlt Av.nut, immtdlauiy in wriiint •
Carteret, N. J.
Charlti Dennis
1. Manual Training Woodihnp
Mr. O'Nell was referring t o Q l i i r i I S
Joieph Weiss.
Take notice that JOSEPH UAMary 0. Such.
Staond Vic. Commsnder
Cart.ret, N. J.
Potoonlg. Borovidh t-,r
Supplies
JOROS hat applied to the Borough C. P
Dominlck Tomasso, who, he
Vice-president
John Mitre
ObJ.ctloni, If iny, thoultl bt matt Borough of Carteret s r «
4. Metal Shop Supplies
said, stepped on a piece of glass EDI8ON — Groundbreaking
Council of the Borough ot Carterit
ss Maple Btreit,
tmtntdlatily In writing wt • • — ' •
(Sinned)
I. Lumber
Third, Viet Commander
NOT1CT
for a Plenary Retail Consumption
rotocnlg. Borough Clerk
Carteret, N J.
THK AMERICA,
a few weeks back while collect- ceremonies for the 38-room »d- Bide will be opened and rrm! at
C P «/J, 13/11
notice
that
license
No.
C-33
for
premlsei
iltuTake
of
Carttret,
New
Objection!,
If
ant,
should
be
CARTERET pii ,
Ing garbage, and developed d l t l o n to l ( ] e E d l s n n High thU meeting. Bld» miut be MTOIHated at 215 Roosevelt Avenue, Car- BOT1L CORPORATION
WILBUR CA\ui
panted by > certified check in the made tmmedlatelj in writing to
NOTICE
Oypey
Camp,
has
applied
to
the;
teret,
N.
J.
blood pol5rmlr.tr
DIXIE'S TAVERN of
amount of 10*i of bid or Bid Patrick Potocnlf, Borough Olirk of Tsk! notlet that CIIM TAVBKlf,
Borough Council of the B.rough if,
Objections.
If
any,
should
be
madt
Cartertt.
N
J.
the Borough of Carteret. New J«ner INC., a corpontlon of NIT Jersey.
JOSEPH
Con
"If he had the tetanus shot, August, with powible comple- Bond.
In writing to: Patrick Carteret
w ™ « , v . for
— -a -Plenarv
-••
, Retell
,
William Oreenwlld, Pres.
All supplies to be delivered AS;.
h u applied to the Borough Council immediately
iSlfBid)
Potocnlg, Borough Cltrk of the mmptlon Urense No r-3J for premh§ might be alive." Mr. O'Neil|tlon and occupancy by Sept. directed.
of the Borough of Cirteret for • Borough of Carterei, New Jeriey
BUCH'S
isei situated at I Htvliy Street, Car- • r w l n l - } < 1 f^^^,^
v»nui.
A
Separate bids are requested on the
IMS Reoaetelt ATtnui Plenary Retail Consumption licence
Utd
1 1963, according to a report above
•Uted.
(Signed)
Cart.rtt, N. J.
No. C-SJ for prtmlws dtuattd at
Items.
Carteret, N. J.
HOTicr.
JOSEPH MAJOROS
given the Board of Education
1M
Washington
Avenue,
Cart*Nt,
A. Unit Price
c p. a/i, is/si
rakt notice that MAVII
imm".dlaT,iy.n"wfn.n« to; P.trtok c P - • / • • » ' «
C. P 8/8, 15/82
New Jersey.
B. Total Price
Dy Joseph Rugglerl, superinMAN, SIDN1Y
IIDI'KMV
Potocnlg, Borough Clerk of the
C. Total for each ichnol
NOTICE
HOWARD ROCKHAN |, r ,
NOTICI
Borough of Carteret. New Jereey.
Namei and realdencei of officer!,
tendent of school.
NOTICE
The Board of Education reirrves
Take notice that LEBERO MOtI Ronkmsn's
T a v t„r ,
director! and stockholders holding Take notice that JOSEPH SANTak*
notlot
that
8AMU1L
s
u
n
n
,
Bids for the project are ex- the right to reject any, all or part
NARO and NICHOLINA OARCLA, qtore. hare applim .,
C8ARTERri' HOTEL COR
t/a Kltln'i Tavern, h u applied to ont or more percent of the stock DOR BAR. INC.. t/a Joe's Bar, has
t/a O tt tt., Liquor Store, n a n tp»Council ol th«
of mid corporation;
PORATION. INC
pectei to be received next ° ' " J " b l d :
applied to the Borough Council of
Bid. mu,t be p,.ln.y » . * « . "Bid*. £«*>
< «
«£*>>& Michael Poll, President
plltd to tht Borouih Council ot thtfor a Plenary Retail'
the Borough of Carteret for a Plemonth and under these circum- Proposal",!
RoiebVmeter President
Borough of Cartertl for a Plenary.i| c «nse No, C-M f,,r | v
S
Louie
atrt«,
Carteret.
N.
J.
n-BorFM
n.rrptnrv
Contumptlon
license
No.
C-IS
for
nnry
Retail
Consumption
license
OBRIEN. Serretsrj .premlMi
„ _ . ' . , , iltuiUd
, . . , . H .at
, 4
. „
„ , , .Aft'
. . . Stephen
.
stances it seemed highly problniiif Demeter Vice Preildent Rltall Dlitrtbutlon llcenae No, D - l ated at « Randol|,!i v Varga, Vice President
Cooke
No. C-43 tor premises situated at
JOHN M. KOLIBA8. President
•m PenhlBg Ate., Csrtern, K J 74 Penning Avenue, Csrteret. N. J.. ^ Ellabeth Demeter, Secrttary for prtmlaei situated i t 71 W a i n l n i - , p a n n i n g Avenue i-ar'fn
able that the groundbreaking
nue, Carteret, N. J.
Carteret Board of Education
1
F S/S 13/82
lion Attnue. Oaruret, N, J.
j Objection!, If »ny »;,„
Joseph
Poll.
Treaaurer
Ob)ecUoni, If an;, should be made
ObJtctlom, it my, anouid se made, HIGHLAND PARK-Cowboy will be held this summer, the June 8, 1M3
_J
~
i Objeettoni, If any, mould o . made .immediately In writ!,,-..
imrasdleteljr In wrltlnc to: Patrlek Cartertl, K. J,
immediately In writing to: Patricia
C. P / /
;immediately
In
writing
to:
Patrick:Potocnli.
Borough i .
Objections,
If
any,
should
be
made
superintendent
said.
Potocnlg, Borough Clerk "f the
Bob Ellis, responsible for inBorough Clerl of l h t . B o r o u | b of Carterfi. •>>
ImmedlaUlr In wntln« to: Patrick Potocnlg, Borough Clerk of
Borough of Carteret, New Jertej.
The two-story addition, deNOTICE
OF
PROpriSEf)
of
CarWret,
New
Jerity.
j
(Signedi
Potocnlg,
Borough
Clerk
of
the
jecting new interest into the
iSigned)
BANK MERGER
Borough of Carteret, New JerMT.
signed by Merchant, Seldel and
iSlgned)
MAMIE Rrv i
SAMITBL
KUIN
JOSEPH
SANDOR
BAR.
I
N
C
H
O
N
WARS,
IUM
applied
to
t
h
t
|
Motlce
li
henby
Riven
tliat
npp!'.sport of wrestling, will be the Hlckey, New Brunswick archi(Signed>
LIBIRO UOUNAJIO
S1UNEY Hi
t/a Klein's Taviro
t/a Joe's Bar
Borough Council ot the Borouib t f |
cation hai be«n made to the CompNICHOLWA OARCIA
(KM TAVCRN. INC
HOWAItll
Joseph Bandor. Pru.
cynosure of all eyes when the tects, has been estimated to troller of the Currency, Washington C. P. 8/1, 15/(2
;Carteret for a Cluh license No. CB-«
t/a O is M Uqunr Store
C. P t/l, l l / l t
P»r:,
Margnrft Sandor, secy.-Treaj. for premises located at 289 Penning
29,
D.
C,
for
h
i
t
consent
to
a.—••t/a Rone,,,;
first program in two months is cost 11.( million. It is part of merger of first National Bank In
is/n
C, P, 6/1. 15/62
lAvenui, Carteret. New Jersey.
NOTICE
Liquor
S1. n
NOTICE
i Objections, if any. should at msde
held in Temple Hall here to- the Board's current $6.5 million Oartepet, Carteret, New Jersey, Inm Take notlet that JULIUS OARAB Take notice that CARPATRO .
C P 6/1. IJ/S1
NOTICE
NOTICE
^immediately In writing to; P^atrlei
P t h Amboy
A b
N i lB
k i n d R O S I DARAB, t/a Darab'a Tat
Perth
National
Bank.
school building expansion pro- p
Take oollet that STEPHEN PBAMHUCAN
CITIEINS
morrow night.
Perth Amboy. New Jersey.
em, have appUed to the Borough CLUB hat applied to th! Borough
ro
gram approved by the voters
THACM and ANDREW rTTRAOH,
NOTIU
It is contemplated that all offices council of the Borough of Carttret Council of the Borouuh of CarttMt TElUa MBN'S CLUB OF CAR-lB° ugh of Carteret, New
The Texan, who has twice ap- here last February.
t/a
Pttruh'i Bar, haft applied tfl Take notice that CHII r •
ISIirnedl
of the above-named banks will con- ( o r > Plenary Retail Coniumptlon for a Club license No. CB-1 for TBRET, NEW JERSEY, nas applied
the Borough Council ot tht Bnrt/a Cridcll, i n c , hai ». ,
peared in New York's Madison
tlnue to be operated
to the BoroiiKO Council ot the Bor-, STAR LANDING POST #1314,
The new addition will accom- Thl nonc.7. published pu™, T ^ ^ I X ^ Z T ^ Borough Counoll of h.< H •
K
VT" " ' ' * " ^ ^ J ^^B.tn
^ St«rJnrami&aa
V S iS
. - e-j ~Daniel
O R,
I ;uonvan
r»«« WARB
| gConiumptl
,« a no
Pl.b.rC-JO
y Cartent
Square Garden and both times
S IR ir\ nf th* Faring! np.
h o, extern license
. «_^ ».-_...
^wwici, n. j ,
n , . , ^ a , 62
tallUconiutnpiion
Donvnn
for a Plenarv ![.•,
(cl
of the Federal De- eret,
modate 800 more students, and toi wrr nn 18
(
u n . ^ ' N ( ) - C B ' 1 0 f o r Premises located at
New Jeraty.
Objectlona, if any
bten given the major credit for
for prtmliti situated at II Mercer sumption llcmaa No r. i> • .
Commander
oe ">»o.| L l b < r t y g t r M t carteret, New Jersey
posit
Insurance
Art.
the entire school be able to June 7, 1M2
Objections, if any, ahould ba made immedlattlT in writ
!
Street,
Carteret,
N.
J.
laei
altuited
i t U s v,-~-r,
George
Ooortrlrh
Sellout crowds, will appear in a
1
immediately in writing to: Patrick]Potocnlg, Borouih Cierk of the Objection*, if any, thould b . made
objections. If any, should se mad* nue. Carttrtt, New Jtruv
8r Vice Cnmninnder
take care t t 1.700 pupils, In
THE PERTH AMROV
Immediately In writing to: Patrick
team match with Mark Lewin
Borough
Clerk
of
tht
t
r
o
u
g
h
of
Carteret
New
Jerwy,
immediately
In
writing
to:
Patrick
Andrew Msjsitrl*
Objection!, If enr. shi,, > •
NATIONAL BANK
Potocnli., Borough Clerk of the
this Plan there will be more
Borough of Carteret, New Jertey.
iSlftntd)
Potocnlg, Borough Clerk of t b t i m n t d l a U i y in wmtne •
against the Fabulous KangaJr Vice Commander
Perth Amboy, New Jersey
Borough of Cartertt, Mew Jerny
(Signed)
rooms for chemistry, physic*,]
CARPATHO-RUSaiAN A1ISUBorough of Cartertl, New Jersey
Potocnlg, Borough ( >-,
C. P 8 -8. 15.112
HRST NATIONAL HANK
(Signed
i
roos over the customary twoJULIUS OARAB
CAN OITIIBNa' CLUB
iSlpnedl
Borough of Carteret. NV> ;,
IN CARTERET
biology, b u s i n e s s sumjecta, |
ST. DEMETRIUS MEN'S CLUB j
ROSE DARAB
of-three falls route.
John Kuzraa. President
8TEPHBN PETRACH and I
Illjned)
Carteret, New Jersey
OF CARTERET, NEW JERSEY!
NOTUK
health, economics and industrit/a Darab'i Tavern
61
Lelcg
Are.,
Csrteret,
N
J.
ANDREW
PETRACH
CRUDELL. INC
C. P B/a-15-22-29; 7/6/82
It should be a match replete al arts.
Peter Prokoplak, President
i T m n o , l r , , h B t t l l , HIBERNIAN
i- P 8/8, 15/M
Michael Puna, Secretary
t/a Pstracb'i Barl
t/a Cridell. inr
77 Oeorge St.. Citrteret, N. J.
Andrew Hedesh.
CLUB hiu applied to the Borough',, „
with thrills since the Cowboy
IgnatlUI M OeBr \ i .
NOTICE
NOTICB
S c Tr
Richard Loeak. Tremurer
Counc
l l v l n DeBtlla. V! i I-M
Included in the plans are Tnke notice that CITY LINE BAR
6 8 is/e)2
* " * " u r " ; Ci,o
u n c„i l of the| | , Bormiifh
of Carteret|^__
h u a knack of single-handedly
.fllj,
or
riub
CB-9 for1
87
Randolph
St.,
Curteret,
N.
J
Take notice that PAUL IVANO,
Hiro.d Chrlatenaen Line
being able to take care of vil- the installation of a girls gymP 6/8, 15/«
P
«/8, U/n
Bar and Orill has applied to thet h e Borough Council of tht Bor-l'
Take notice th
NOTICE
.J
lains whether they be one, two,nasium, expanded library fa- B o r o u R h o«inrii of t h . Borough
of
og o
R
Cartertt for a Plenary Rerate notice thav MAODALIKE! Objections. If sny. Bh'iuld oe midt VAK CITIZENS CLUB h u applUtfl'
NOTICI!
Carteret for
for a
a tranafer
traf
g
y ™,? Coniumptlon license Ho, C-15,
to the Borough Council of the Bor-t
NOTItr
or three In the ring at the same ClUtleS,, cafeteria,, new guidance
Carteret
off Pl
Plenary
r p n o »nd ANN KARAKOW.
tta
" JoBiumptlon
ftta"
JoBiumptlon llctnte
llctnte No
N CC ' fur premises situated i t I Charles! Take notice that WHISLIB
Tavern, have ap> Potocnli!. Boroush O r k of the oiu'h of Carteret for a Plenary R«-; T , , # o o t i c , u , , t [ 1IP
time. The Cowboy is a tough suite, new athletic team l'OOms,if
1
4
NC,
a
corporation
of
New
tall
Consumption
license
No.
C
4
1
'
A
M
I
R
I
C
A
N
CLUB,
INt .',.
J.J
j ! ' heretofore Issued to Qlovanlna
HoTough
New Jersey
hombre who performs cleverly. expanded storage areas and „,„„,, t / a c l t , U n e Bar .»«. Orl.l, ' ' ^ ^ " I ' . n y ^ o u l d b. mad.'
for premises sltmted at 715 Roose- ; t 0 t he Borough Connf., '
1
vilt Avenue, Cirteret. N, J.
|ou|ti Of Carteret for » t •
:
l Con.wnp.lon lieu.. If.. C13
c; UB
thU being « l e big reason for,boHer r»om.
A°TnuemSrteret1'lNew*Jeraeva0*
immediately In writing to: Patrick
cv>n.,,mn,inn
Objections, If any, ahould rjf madejNo, CB-8 for premlm > •<
Patrick J rjiMi.'van. Prc»
uonBumpiion IICC
his tremendous popularity. Hej Bids will be received tonight The officers and d i r e c t of said
mtrcdlitely
In
wrltlnc
to:
Patrick
Randolph
Btree1., r,.-, ,
NJW Jemy
No
c
3 tor
Renold Nunn
- " '
P « m i « » ntuattd
Potocnlg, Borough C e l t of the j t f — T
doesn't have to rejsort to il- for the new athletic stadium ro^,ortr»t.'25«a.re:,
New Jemy.
Vice President
Borough of Carteret. Niw Jeriey
j objectlonl. If iny. i o i
rrnncls HftKiu;
legal tactics while trying to|which will be built adjacent to
and realden,. of o m c . ^ j S ^ ^ ^ ^ J ^ $™
RecordlDK Sf.retsrT
N. J.
CITIN J
patter down the opposition,
jthe high school. This new fai
8.
15/62
Peter Tarrell
CATRI. 319 Carteret
ZENS CLUB
Borough of Carteret tc
in supportinc bouts, Hand-icllitjr will have a seating capa- PALMA
Flnancln)
ScTftary
0
1
J
C
O
r
O
n
!
Avenue. Curterct. N. J.
Joseph Mutnam, President
(Signed)
" ?w , ?°w" i,
MAODALENB RKOCZTPIIC
NOTICI
Raymond F. Sklmmons,
some Johnnv Barend will take city of 1,500 persons and will
;
Oabrlrl
Nepslnsky.
Secretary
(Miss) Mary 8uch.
THI POI.ISB AMEI
A N N KARAKOWSKI
Treasurer
1
; notice that the COLCMAndrew W. Binlck. Treasurer
Secretary.-Tieasiirer
on clever Billy Darnell, Pete cost approximately $150,000. It
CLUB.
INC
t / a Andrew'! T m r n
T"«.eph ORourke, Sentinel
66 Maple 8trMt, Carteret, H. J c P 8 & 'S 6J
C. P 8/1, 15/6J
John Nledbn.a, Pr'
1
John Sklmmons. Marshal
Sanchez will try to beat down will include a new football
(Mrs.) Mary Such, President
William Mari.ntzii<
P 6/8. 15/62
the tempestuous Skull Murphy, field running track and fieldjPotocnig, Borough cierk of trie
NOTICE
66 Mapte Street. Carteret, N J
C. P. I/I. 15/62
for premises altuated at 164 High
Mary O. Buch. Vice Pretldent
Take notice that LOUIS MOLNAR
ugenio Marln will clash wlthjevents layout, all to be fenced 0 U B h ^ J " / " ' ' N " " J m " ' i
Street. Carteret, N. J.
NOTICE
. a n d VIVIAN MOLNAR, t/a Lou'l
NOTirr.
Albano and Danny Me1 in.
CITY LINE BAR
Take notice that ANTHONY ^ T a v e r n , have applied to the Borough
notice that w;
and
GRILL.
INC.
TOPPO,
t/a
Toppo'i
l«?ern.
hM;councl!
of t h . Borough of Cirttrtt
Shain, the popular Irish mat-:
r
Edison High
y
„..
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may ukc „,„„ thlg
Ellis onPark
Card Friday
SS1L S5SWJV2™
Ta» notlce^J^e „. OtU*.$3ST»^1&
,±^
on. or ^pSISf'oWiSSSl'''**' " , ^ 7 " ««'-
wAtinrwV^J-L-^-H dJ'XJzs*!,
Olovanlna
Rlba*.
man, will go against the rasmed^
3 Roosevelt Avenue,
Cartrrft, N. J.
Lou Milano over the 30-mlnute'
I8ELJN—Miss Patricia Lynch, c. P «/8-iS'6
The show will start at 8 30 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W11-
President
immediately In writing t o : Patrick
Potocnlf!. Borough Clerk of the
Borough of Carteret, Kew Jeriey.
|SI
EPB-1
5?TI5L mm
r. o/a,
(Signed
WHtKLER
applied to the Borough Council o f | { o r , p ] , n > r T Retail Consumption
the BoroiiRh of Carteret for a Pie- l l c e n M N o C -M for prem.aes tltuRetall Consumption llcenw No_J, Md > t 5 j . 3 7 p e r s h i n | Avenue, Car-|
teret, N. J.
,
Objectlon.1. if any. should be madt
*"• "c.ijsiss.^ 1in^liir»-bp.1SriS; ™ ^ P^^r;;^;ed".V4.
I
1
«P
» the BorouO,
Cor!_iSntlon i.
toniumption i.
---Ham Geary. 1217 Green Street,! Take notice" tha7"wESLrr
1
^ ^ t&T ^ h , CmaM! ! ot
who graduated from Duquesnei!™^-™,«
:
NOTlAv
• ir.nl
Takt notice chat CHARUS J
John
j o hH^ J S ^ p S S n t
i'vrd
HOUI
BRADT,
t/a
Brady's
Cafe,
h
u
ap•' I
P h a i - | , . h e Borough of Carteret for a tran»-|C P </». »/«J
TTON
°
1
r
iSignedi
plied to t h . Borough Council of!
LOUIS
MOLNAB
i
S
S
™
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John Balewlcz, President
ith aif.r
f off PPlenary Retail Conaumptioni
rr.acy Pittsburgh Pa., with
ANTHONY J. TOPPO
the Boroufb or Oartettt for a-f%-i
VIVIAN MOLNAB B o r O U t b " C " " l l n s f NQ C
S
NOTICE
Frank
Dardsr,
Treasurer
t/a Tnppfi'i Tavern
„ „ , . . , O / , i - _ . . n,«ri>ii i n ' "
- - 2 heretofore Issuedl
t / l
T»Tlrn
Take notice that JOHN KOKOLUS nary Retail Consurajtlon Uo(i5e
Joseph Shuwilo. J r . Secretary,c p «
l s 6i
No. C-7 for premises altuated at 3J5
Bachelor of Science Degree the
in tsltuatfil
t' P 1/1. 15/6J
0 T h f S n n B r a u I n n f o r pr(.mlse.
t.s
H i - • ' - ' • ' H; .
' .... .
nt 265 Washington Avenue. and STEPHEN KOKOLUS, t/a Kok's Washington Avenue, Carteret, New C. P t/l, 15/61
Tavern, have applied to thi Borough
]C. P 6/1. 15 '82
Jersey.
'
NOTICE
Dean's List for the last semes- Carteret New Jersey.
NOTICB
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,i Objection!, If any should be made
Objectlonl, if any. |hould be madt
NOTICI!
Taie nqtlc* that ALBX BTOJKA.
rake notice that LOUIS W NAOT
ter. She was the recipient of|im-medi,ueiy in writing to: pmnck
NOTICI
Immediately In wrltint to: Patriekl Ttk*
» < > " « _ / h a t ^ K A T H X R I N E I J K . B n ( i BERTHA STOJKA, t / t Bert and LILIAN NAOT. t/a Nagy'l
•t t
the Ethet J Heath Scholarship iPoiocnii.'. Borouuh cierk of the Borand AL1CI C. BED- & A) stojka't Tavern, titvt appllwl Psmlly Liquor store, he?e applied Take notice that Of
Potocnlg, Boroush Clerk of U».
at
63
Hudson
Street,
Carteret.
YELLOW LAWN
ough o' Carteret, New Jersey.
_ ,
BROWN.
I/a
Olais
Bur
NAK.
t/a
O'Donnell'e
Bar
&
drill
Borough
of
Carteret,
J
e
w
Jersey.
to the Borough Council of the to the Borough Council of tht BorAward Kty.
4
,
'
H
J
ef
iSlgntl) ~
have applied to the Borough Coun- Borough ot Carteret for s Plenary OURD of Carleret for a Plenary Ha piled to the Botouch C
What can be done to restore
g
: Ob)ectlom, If any, should bt made
CHARU8 J. BRADT en ot l o t Borough of Carteret for a R , U , | c o m u m p t l o n iitftise No. C-13 tall Distribution license No D-l rorlBorough ot Cartcrti to
.„. , _ immediately In writing to: Patrick
the green color to a lawn that
t/a
Brady's
Cafe
K
e n a n Retail Conjumplloa Ueenae tor premise- situated n 10-12 Hud- premise! altuated at 89-101 RooaeTtlt'FWMJl Coniumotion .ire
Fotwn1
^ ^°"ni*il ™°* 0< * • C. P «/8. 15/6besan to "brown out" and turn WINDSHIELD BROKEN
No. C-1J tor premliti located at MSK n street. Carteret, s . J
Afenue, Carteret N. J.
.
for premlae. situated «•
c P 6 8 - v « ^ """
:
RooM»elt
A t e n u t , Canertt. New Objections, If any. should be m»d«
Objections, It any, should oe madt'A»enue. Carteret. S .1
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Borough of Cartertt. Mew Jtrtty.
golden yellow after our early! WOODBRIDGE Morton
NOircE
J.rwy.
immediately In wrUlnu to: Patrick immediately In writing to: PaWckl Objections. If in'.. •:•''
NOTICF
(Slsn.d)
1
i heat wave?
iKotler, 367 Cypruss Drive. Co- TAKE NOTICE J L r that DIXIE'S
STEPHEN
KOKOLTJS
ObjtcUom, It any, »Dould be made potocnlji, Borough Cierk of the Puocnta. Borough Clerk of tht, Immedlitely In wntli..'
JOHN
KOKOLD6
and
Take nonce
CITY LINE BAR
OP CARTERET.
N. J, a '
Potocnlg,
This worried owner of a lawn jtonla, r e P ° r t e d to P° l i c e o n TAVBRN
t/a Kok'i Tavern _. GRILL. INC • City Line bar It
P
BtdltMlT in wrttlng to: Patrick Borough of CwMMt, s e w j e r n y
Uorouglf of Carttret. New Jtnty,
' o
' t'o c g
'", Borouih"" '( «<
corporation of New Jeriey, has a p - ' r
Potocnlg.
g
h off C
Borough
Carrrrt • »
(Signed
Orlll,
h
i
s
,ijip.:e
Clerk of l b s
i Signed I
~
'I
to the Borough Borough ofBorough
- more than half Merion Ken- Tuesday that while he wa»plled to the Mayor and Council of!_
Carwret
Niw
Jerity
ALEX STOJKA. JR
LOUIB W NAOT
!
(Sinned
Council of the li •ough of Carter.t
C
N
the BoroiiL.'h of Carteret. New Jersey.,~
S
l
d
)
iSlgnid)
BERTHA
STOJKA
tucky bluegrass — in Ruther- driving his car eait on Inman for a transfer of Plenary Retail
NOTICB
LILLIAN
NAOT
OKOKOR
for R Plenary Re
Consumption 11KATHERLVE ODONNELL
, , , B ( r ( fc A | st-Okal Tavern
Take
notice
that
IDEAL
LIQUORS.
Avenue,
Colonia
on
that
date,
t/a
NagT't
ramlly
Liquor
Store
'
« <• •'" '
cen;#
No
C-14
(or
oremisps
situated
Consumption
License—No.
C-9.
1»ford, asks about some chemical j
A U C 1 C. BEDNAR
t/a Ideal Llquon, Inc., h u ap-at 3 Roosevelt ,\v t nue, Carteret,
C p gig 1 5 / 8 j
P. 6/8, U / n
•
C. P 6/1. U «
someone threw a rock at his sued to Edward Penksa, trading u INC.,
t/a O'Donnslli bar A Ortll
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__,
,to hrine tracic the
plied
to
thi
Borough
Council
of
the
Dliie's Tavern at S55B Roosevelt
Borough of Carteret for a Plenary The officers m.n directors of tald C . P S •«. I5/6J
Dr. ftatoh Engel, turf re-j car, breaking the windshield Avenue. C'arteret, New Jeraey
Retail Distribution Ilcenae No. I" corporation are (iio»ahlna Rlbaa, 3
searcher at, Rutgers, is reluc-!"^ dented the hood of the ve- Names ind residence of off
NOTICE
1
Roosevelt Avenue, Carteret, M, J.;
tant to make any diagnosis by:hide. No extent of damage was directors and stockholders ho
Palma Catrl, 319 Carttret Ave, Car- Take notle. that JOHN BANDOR.
one or more percent of the stock of
r
Objec
If
any,
ahould
be
made
t/a
Sandor'i
Tavern,
h u ippUid to
mail. But he suggests that thls| eport«d.
Uret, N. J.; Theresa Donovan, 10
said corporation are:
I immediately In writing to: Patrick Polk Ave., Carteret, H, J.
the Borough Council of the Borough
WILLIAM OREBNWALD
lawn, like thousands of others,]
Potocnig. Borough Clerk of t b . Objections, it any, should be madt of Csrtent for a Plenary Retail ConPresident-Treasurer
Borough of Carteret. New Jeraey. immediately In writing to: Patrick iumptlon UotDtt No C-4 for prenimav simply be drylne out.
J A R M RESTORED TO BODY
210 Washington Avenue
(Signed)
Potocnlg, Boroun'.i Cltrk of tht lees situated at 36 Hudson Btrttt.
Carteret. N, J.
The remedy is an inexwnsive;
rDEAL IIO.DORS. INC Borough of Cartcret, Mew Jersey.
C
N
JJersty.
Carteret. New
BOSTON — In a rare opera- ERWINE OREENWALD, Secretary
t/a Ideal Liquors, Inc
but sometimes scarce chemical
Objectlona, if any. mouW be made,
210 Washington Avenue
tion, by a team of six surgeons.
Kdlman U. Oureo,
CITY
LINE
HAR
A
GRILL
Inc
immediately
In
writing lu: Patrick
Carterei
N.
J.
called water.
I
Prealdeht
Oioviir.r.j Rlbaa, PresidentjPotocnlg, Borough Clerk of the BorCAROLYN ROS3I, Vice President c P t i i
If you have your own water 1
3
Rooseye.lt
Avenue
ough
of
CarUret,
New Jersey.
210 Washington Avenue
i
YOIIR G A R D E N Unlverslty- Sch0 ° 1 of
THIS WERK ^ a ™ a ."' p i ace , d °"
1
GET
more
advertising
Cartertt, N. J.
'
(Signed)
Carterpf N. J.
NOTICE
C. P. e/l, IS/62
JOHN 8ANDOR
FRED ROSSI. Assistant Secretary
, non<:t
m
t n a t OENERAL BTtPi
t/a
Bandor's Tavern
113 Herman Street
|ANIK
A M E S I C A H - B L O V A K CIT1Curteret. N. J.
| Z E N 8 C L U B n u i p p l i e d to the BorNOTICE' c p m- w n
Objectloni. If. any, should be m a d .o u g h Council of the Borough of
Tskt notlci that VfTO and VTN.
ifrom school.
NOTICE
Immediately In writing to Patrick Carteret for a Plenary Reull Con- CBNZA LORUSiiO, t/» Vlto's Bttr
good.
Joined t h e potocnlg. Borough Clerk of Cartertt. sumption Ucenst No. C-42 for prem- Harden, have uppUed to the Bor- Tane notice that U T I t l CQTTOK
But only if you use water cor- ,
CLUB,
INC,
t/a
Little Cotton Club.
lsti situated at 11 Perihlng Avenue. ough Council of thi Borough ot CarInc., hat applied to the Borough
D I X I E S TAVERN
arteret. N. J.
M\v ' "
;DOnPS.
ttret
for
a
Plenary
Retail
ConsumpOF CARTERET. N. J.
The officers of the club are: tion
" o n license
"cense No
No o-J
premlwi Council of t h . Borougli ol Carteret
O-J for
for premises
of the arm and
587 Roosevelt Avenue Andrew Hat&la, President; Edwurd 1'uawd at 17 s»lem Avenue, Car- foi a Plenary Retail Consumption
Cart.ret, New Jeney
ttret,
N.
J.
license No. c-16 for premises aimMilmlko Vice President; Oeorge
M i
first time to their c
" M 64l*m Avenue *nd
| R e b n l c k y . PUmnclnl Secrtury; ObJectloni. :( i . should be madt
where a completely ,~[Prank Medvetz Treasurer; Andrew immediately in writing toi Patrick E I M I Street, Carteret. N J.
aie constantly trvine to keep
NOTICE
iHnat and John Cmll, Trustees;; Potocnlg, Borough Clerk of tht Objections, If any, should be mmt
limb was restored to
ImmedUUly In writing to; Patrick
Borough of Carteret, New Jeriey
trass ureen and healthy often |?;YC'™ „"
Tike notice that AOOU8T KBO- Michael Kollbas,Recording Secrttary
Potocnlg. Borough Cltrk of the Bor
5
ISlgned)
(Signed)
tJTtnge wlwn they see how some;
IfBNBBRQ and HELEN KEON1K- Objections, If any, ahould be made
ou h
VITQ and VINCJNZA LORUS30
« °J Carteret, K*w Jersey
BERO. t/a Falcon Hall, have applied iiLmedlately In writing to: Patrick
(Blgntd)
p«onle water their lawns.
f
t/a Vlto'i Beer Q
Qardeo
lo the Borough Council of the Bor- Potocnlg, Borough Clerk of 'he C, P. 6/J, 1V63
LITTLB COT10N CLUB. INC,
B
ot
Carteret.
New
Jersey.
Two kinds of people wha,MAYBE
jiygn 0 ( carte'ret for aPlenary R«tall
t/a Little Cotton Club. Inc
iStgned)
make trouble for their lawns; Definition of a co-iesjpondent|consumption license! Ko. d-H for
Anthony Zullo, Prts.
NOTICI
GENERAL STEFAHTK AMXR1IM Pulaakl
Zullo. Bee
Take notice that JIAM A. KOSEL,,
are the flooders and the!in a divorce case: He's a fel- l™*'c!,n£n%
"j'
.
" . . .
by a Boston and Maine Rail-
•
-
•
•
FOR YOUR MONEY
tufa! a g £ Z her
Succenful advertiiing i$ not ntctlMnly a mane' ol • 3""'
alont
it conilitt of usinft Mwtpaptr .pact more d' ••"•>'
colly or»d more frequently W»congiv» you, more od.f' 1 ( 'i
C AN-SLOVAK CITmiHB CLUB
I/a KOMI'I Taiero. hM appUed lo C. P
Andrew Hauls, President
sprinklers. The flooder opensilo* *1w wiihts that half the objection!, if any! should oe oid«
Oeorge Rebnlcky, Fin. Secy the Borough Council of lh«. Borough
the valves and puts a sheet offings he's accused of p l d bel£S!?!StelTBolrnouwrtt?|i(15>: $*&.c P 6/8 i v »
ot Caruret for a Plenary tt*Ull ConNOTICE
iumptlon llcen« No, C-t for prem- Take lotlce that WU.L1AU BITAR.
water across his lawn so f a s t ^ e '
Borough of Oarteret, New Uraey
ises iltuated »t M7 Waihlngtoo hai apflled to tht Borouuh, Council
due, Carteret, N. J.
Avenue,
of the .Borough ol Carterii for a
Objections, if any. abould o« msde Plenary Retail Distribution license
HXIXN KRONimma |LBTZ and JULIA QAVALBTZ, PartGAL NOTICES
unniedlately
in
wrilioj
to:
Patrick
No. D-l for premises situated al 65
ners,
t/a
UcHale't
Diner
and
Bar,
hsrdly moistened.
t/a Falcon Hall
tiave applied to t h . Borough Coun- FoMcnlg, Borough Clerk of tht Rooaevelt Avenue, Carteret, N. J.
C P. «/!, 1S/S2
.The sorlnkler stands with.
NOTICE
Borough
of
Cartertt,
New
Jersey
Objections, If any, mould be maac
cil of the Borough of CarUret for
TAKK NOTICB that the CARI Signed)
imntdlaUly In writing to: Patrick
his nozzle in hand.
a Plenary Retail Coniumptlon ItCOPY
NOTICE
HOARD o r ADJUSTMENT Take aotta 7
JEAN A. KOSEL Potocnli. Borough Cltrk of the Bort a t 7 o i n PACW
»nd "•>« N°D C-MtorIpremla,. aituated
PA(» wid
down t h e surface of the l>wn Uin conduct a public hearing m the
t/t
Kottl'i
Tavern
ough
of
Carteret,
New
Jersey
Avenue, Carteret,
t/a j"k!»> « •
C. P, «/8, 15 62
TJlli ROes On for pbDUt as l0IH»iB°r0"fh Ha11-C o o l [ « Avenue, CajI Signed i
Metro Newspaper Sirviif ii th<
a i i t tdltM h i m r.n BP» hni-ort ' " " • M »w'Jerary. on Tuesday the
WILLIAM SITAR
Dillon's Lading' sdM rininj mat
C.
P
«/8.
15/63
10
NOTICI
for A r»il|fT nitJul comwnpiion
aervict, subscrlbut iu b . ui le
Wl'h the fob, which Is usually P ^I
Tike
notice
that
l
O
f
B
I
l
II « " " No,
H 7C-2«
2 . for
f premlati
l M
t £ ^gh
The purpose of t h . Hearing ls w "
a>tu
.... . N«r Jfraey. BAN, t/a Hill Bow. '
help you f i t tettei n u i u irum
) <Jt''*'<> soon.
NOTICE
.
afford all prreous Interested, an op- »ted »t 53S HoowveU Avenue. Cu(BlflMdl
the Borough Cou:
Take notice that WILLIAM S1TAR
your a d n r l i u n i In om neiriIn either Case, ttl* lawn i s portunHy io be heard in reference teret, N. J.
JO6ITH OAVA1ETZ of Carteret foi a
t/a
Sltar's
P»ck»(fe
Store,
has
appapett It JOSH ion. iiuthini to
|i worse nff than befotjje because to t h . application of Jewel Builders .Objections, if anfl. mould ba made
JULIA OAVAI.rrZ, sumption license
plied to the Borough Council of
from
the
Zoning
limmuJjaMlv
lo
wrttliig
W:
Patrick
Inr for a Variance from th
takt a d n n t i f s
ol thi, i t l ,
partner* Uti altuated at
t h . Borough of Carteret for a Plen" tm soil has p-vt (recelvH »nounh Ordinance of the Borough
Borough of
Clerk of »Itbt
. . „Car„ . , Potocnlg.
, . Borough
t/a McHalt'l Diner and Bar avenui. Cartcret,
wrtm,
M
ary Retail Dlatrlbutlon license No
Wfl'er to reallv soak it Surface ttret, permlttlog t h . aald applicant Borouih of Carteiet. Ne
'
C.
P
e/8.
Mill
OVJtcUons, it m y , aMuld be made D-S for prtralfes Iltuated al 132
(Signed |
Hfjterln? oromotes shallow root to:
immediately in wrttlai
to: Pii
Pitrkk Washington AvtnutJ Carteret, N J
ittDj to;
JOHN PAOI
The erertlon of three foiirPotocnlg, Borough Oltrs
" of' the
' ' OejtoUOOS.
J U O , if anilinpuld
i i n p u l d o t imor
NOTICE
DOROTHY
M.
PAOI
Inc. and grass olcnts with shalfamlly brick veneer units of
Tail
noj/lce
that
Hit
CARTIMT
Borough
of
Carwrtl.
»»w
J.raey
.mmtdlattly Is writing to Patrick
t/a Jack Paie'i
one bedroom apartment, with
low roots can be 'n real trouble
.
,
,
otoclf,
B
r
o
u
g
Clark of
Potocnlf,
Borough
Clark
CRAPTSMSN'B
CLUB,
INC.,
Las
ap(BliWl)
of the
C P. 6/8. 11/43
full parking' on t h . prMnlaei of
8QPHII KLIBAN 1 Borough
of
Carwret. Niw Jeraey
Bh
fC
plied to the Borough Cornell of tht
in a later <<ry gpeU.
Jeinettr street between Christ / l BUI Bowl
(Signed)
Borough
of
CarUret
for
a
Club,
toptier snd Hayward Streets
Slow" and Easy
NOTICE
WILLIAM SITAR,
No CB-3 for premltei lltu- C P 6/8. 15 82
Hlork 118 Lots 414 through 418
Take noUo. that BTBVI UARKO- license
>
t/a bltar's Package Btort
Everyone who hag ever made
at 86 Elm Street. Carteret. H J
VICS, t / t 8t**e'i Corner, bai t p ated
Inclusive
c p t/% i i / n
Objection!,
if
any,
ahould
be
madt
NOTIC*
'
A s'udv of lawn care agrees
JBWEL BUILDERS, I N C IpllM to tht Borough Council of
Tiki notice that *HKA MI8RO.
•• —
Robert J, Heller, Pres.
the Borough of Carteret for a Plt•hat, slow, rureful watering U
t/l'Mlsiot Cafe, baa applied to tbt!
"
NOTICE
mry Retail Consumption llcen ** ( Qnr n0ii.h nt r.riir.> H.W .i.rm.
host when the (trass begins to, _ _ . .
Borough council ol.O*
lorough Tait notlet .hat ALU P R Y W A I A
No. c - u for prtmlaei tltuated at « , ' V5,« n °Lr '
»f Carttret for i Plwury Rttall h u applied W (bt sorough Council
Show the need of water.
I
MUST NATIONAL BANK
Roosevelt Av.nut, O»rttret N. J, |
r° A iiTiHrr O B A P T H U I N *
Oonsumptiou llcesaj Ko. C-U for of t h . Borough of Cirurei tot •
Objecilont, if any. thould b* mad*:
AS*UIIIIIIK no inseot or djseasfj
siurehoMt'^MeeiiDg
premises'•Uusttd at I N Randolph Plenary Retaif Coniumptlon U
mirhedlatety In wrltlut to: Patftckj
President, Paul Murha
•r premlaei situated,at
M
lireet. CarUret, M, J,
No C-ll for
'It Rt WOlk. tho (trftSS that tUrnS Notue Is hereby given Him pur- Potocnlg, Borough Cierk ot the
Vice
President,
Wllllsm
R Objections,.if any, should be nude Rootev.lt AAvenue, Carteret, N J
f i l s t m a y he s r o w l n i On!""" 1 ' U' ' * " "' I U < " r K t o r l ' * »pr Borough of Carwret. New Jersev
Ueorge
is. If any, should oe inadtj
1
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PotocDlg, Borough Oltfk Of tht iranndl»tely_
Inwriting
w
'flin »r liain soil YOU mlftlt f i r i t National Bank In Carteret will
ITEVI UARKOV1CS
BtcMUir, Waller Ward
Borough of Canertt, lf«» JWeer
Potwnll, Borough Clerk of tbt
Bar Chairman, Wendell wiUon
'TV iisllic; OI1H ft the SDiklng de-'b* h*UI at IK banking home al No
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Borough of Carteret New Jersey
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AKNA MI8KO
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vices In surh areas, makiniij? C w k e A'*llu*' N"wUjeMK"'onhihi c P ( / '' 1 5 / M
»/a Uliko's Cafe
ALII PRTWATA
TOlill holes t h a t Will help JfOtir |7lh da> of July IMS at 3 W 111 Hit!
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T U . notice Uiti LION '• NOWAK I>tt uot-lct thai UICBAIL UARt/a Leu's Inn h u applied u. thuCOWlTZ, t / i Club U«k»y " bae
Cotiaumption Ueenae for • Plenary |t*UU Oouumptioo Borough Council of ( i . Borough at | applied t« t b . »orou|ii Cotraoii of
prtinlaM situated at uoeoH N
No 1 C-M fW preolaei aitu- Carteret, for a Plenary Retail Con- the Borough of Carttret for a Pit
»ton», Or Enf«l my«. and If itu*y u.,a.r t h .
uf
Waahliiiton Avenue, Certer«t.'» M ( i a ( «]
Avenue, Cartaret, auinptlon l l i n , ^ NO. C-M for prem-'usry Retail CODtumptlon Iktnat No
h.s U> b, nit. to HIT. to Kt thr
Jersey.
law aituattd at MJ Rooaevelt Ave C-2t for premlMi situated al U «
New Jersey
forjyour monty ol no txtro COU, b«COUM « • ore eq. I P*
with tht M«tro Ntwipapcr Strvlcr Out ia>H«d ^
pored to h»lp r ou find tht right idta, choot*'"'
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that will commontj ctrlain orttnlion for your od u"J U l wrin tht copy ihoi M I I I . r«u poy only lor
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PUBLISHERS OF
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Carteret Press
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;RooM«clt Avtnut, Carttrtt. M. J
whlltVfi- l a * n U l*/t
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OFFICES AT
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JUNE 14, 15, 1962
the amended Kerr-Mills medl fair
cal care for the aged program. 15 ,
.. . Since January 1,1989, when
thn ten mile over speed Urn
,. ,1,,-,,'ack-Wi established, State trooperajLake'thei
|,!,,, m nit ofihave Issued 87,338 summonses the State
A fact- to speeders, . , . The 11th an-'Game
.,lin,,inij In mini County Homerule Confer- has slgnei
„ nn paRCs|rnce of the New Jersey Associn- elpalltltvi
' h l,l r frrrjtion of Chosen Freeholder* will t,0 crack
' •' 'imriit ofibo held at the Shelburne Hotel.!te miRnl
• '
14-17. . . . Entry blanks.
PAGE NINETEEN
been announced by thr state b l
f
j * «»trtWUd'to sehooli unfinished which can't be held
J commission authorled by the
Board of Shell Fisheries.
in September.
can
^'iglsature will study the roto
CAPITOL CAPERS:—Summer
,ing tn January.
arts in New Jersey and mbg to lt a report before December vacation time li here, so state
On the other hand Mansfield
and *}< 1Bfl3- . , Shore munlclpali- offices will close,-at 4:30 P. M.
says, If It appears on Beptei
dally Instead of 8 P. M. from
bP1
' -I* t n *t work can be finished
t « may file storm disaster next Monday until September •Continued from Edit Page*
nrM
cialmj up to October 1 next In°'e ° ^ i x w n
10. . . . The measure freeing Senate Majority Leader Mikr ?"
stead of June 15, under a bill
favor
working
straight through
older public employees from Mansfleld is again
adopted by the Legislature
State pension-social security about the prospect of taming to thr flnl.«h before going home
a post- W a t h" isn't saying—but Is
The State Board of Medical Integration has again been
election session of
ob '••<•'* aware of, however—
Examiners may now suspend sabotaged by anti-pensioners this year.
in that a lot of the solons who
State
the license of a doctor charged at the State House, . . . g i»
o r
He's proposing a recess until are up for reelection will be getwith malpractice
'".\SSi'ninly.Trenton for
energy kit designed to Instruct after the November vote If Itsting mighty itchy feet by Labor
aoeomodatlons tlon of & hl»hlv
„', m pass Domctslc Arts Division at thn in the
high school classes in ferrov e t n a n ^ o s p l t a l , ^ o y . t e r t r a n s p l a n t M M o n h M magnetic domains, will prob- clear by September 16 that any Day and be wanting to get Into
Izeable amount of work remains the vote-harveating fielfl.
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t« eaeh additional ward
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publication
NOTE: NO CLA88irirD ADS TAKEN OVER fHONl!
WIST.BE "iENT IN.
Tf If phone MErenrr 4-ltii
LOST AND FOUND
KOR RENT
LOST— Diamond weddlnR and HORT READINQ — Hagamrn
engagement rings. Vicinity Heights. New apartment,
between Convery Boulevard Extra lurgr kitchen and living
and Carteret area, approxi-jroom. Two bedrooms, tile bath
mttcly tine week ago. Reward, and shower. Electric range.
For the best of health we Finder please call 968-1126. Adults or business couple premust have a moderate amount
Fred C. Phillips. 28 Dal-'ferred. Rflcrpn'es Call KI 1of padding for warmth and! bert Street Carteret.
« 14 4443.
64/14
cushioning of bones and nerves,
RIDERS
WANTED
We also need a little extra
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
weight for emergency food de- R I D ERS WANTED from"i«lln.
poslttortes that will be called
to Journal Square. Call FU- WOODBRIDQE — Four bedon when we are 111 and cannot 1-1747.
6 14
room Cape Cod with large
take food.
j
kitchen. Oil hot water
Other than these demands,
FEMALE HELP WANTED •
heat. Full basement, semi- finfat becomes excessive and
weight becomes a problem. Fat-1 EXPERIENCED Nurses' A l d e Is'ned. Assume existing mortty tissue Is not healthy tissue.1 and practical nurse Non- "HB(1 t l 5 ( ) 0 MARTEliL. REAL
It's not only unsightly but a.smoker preferred
Mapleton E S T A T E CO.. ME 4-8100, B21
real health menace
Nursing Home Call ME 4-13R9 Rahway Avenue, Woodbridge.
Tinning and
6/14
Actual pound - loss should after 7:00 P. M.
5-17 tf
"
"
Sheet Metal Work
start as fat
fat metabolism beATTENTION
WOMENWith•
MISCELLANEOUS
comes higher. In other words,
Roofing, Metal Cellini
FOR SALE
your body should burn up, out any exj«rlence you can
and Furnace Work
rather than store up, food in *rn money l»r your Vacation
;fat depots. To speed UP this expenses by taking orders for O n l
Cab 8ubur™« »
588 Alden Street
process, exercise is necessary AVON COSMETICS and tolle- Rbb aEnN TvS
S oK
Water Co
ff t t W
tries in your own" neighbor hood i
- Collect.
WATER SOfTEWER.
as well as a reduction ot caloric
Woodbridge, N. J.
SHIPPED; 0RanRe 4-0534.
6/7 • 8/38
Intake. Pats, sugars and starch- MERCHANDISE
1
es are best kppt nt a minimum PREPAID AND ON CREDIT. ~
SERVICES
Telephone MErcurj 4-1246
Call
NOW!
Mrs.
Davis,
MI
2A diet of prbtective foods Is e
6 u
MADAM MARY —RBADBl
wise diet for young and old,
ADV18ER
for fat and slim, Protective
wvm
9;00
J0:00
foods are high in protein and
mineral value.
METALLURGISTS—Alert ]un- 7 1 M " l n 6 t r e e t '
Roodni tod Sheet Metii Work
A hit - or - miss reducing lor and creative senior men'*• J- C a l 1 M E 4 - 98 ??',
MS ST. GEORGE AVE.
64/H-6/21*
diet is not desirable. A person for R it D and commercial in-1;
WOODBRIDGE
must learn good eating habits vestigations in highptlntal <m
Repaln and stick with them year - in';eld. Unusual opportunity
aIl
lland year - out. These habits new company. Pressure T e c h - j py o^u^r ^wi ^
f decwatort
of an
should be learned during child- nology Corporation of America,!
Rt n o M (. r a
hood and are one of the most P.O. Box 304, Woodbridge, N. J.12344 for (
|]lmportant of all responsibilities MErcury 4-8200
your home.
Jim and 1.1 Mil:
Of a parent.
64/14-6 21'
6/14-7/1
If
the
proper
eating
habits
AlT-Condltionini
HELP
WANTED
,are set during childhood and
Warm Ah Hot
'BRICKLAYER • MASON. All
Indnitrln Eilnun Sjiwm
MALE AND FEMALE
are adhered to all during life,
1 types of brick, concrete, aton«
Motor Guaidt
there is very little chance that
FOl FREB ESTTMATM
bs R e f l l r s o f a n
TEACHERS
Earn
$3.50
periJ°
- P
y Wnd' CaU
MX 4-214S or MK 4-J2U
a person will ever need to go on
F U1 9308
'Colonla).
a drastic reducing diet. Chances .hour for demonstration work
6/n-7/«
are also very good that this with Field Enterprises Educaperson will enjoy good health tional Corp. Write Mi. Ernest'^"YOUR DRINKINO has be*
Cavlll. Personnel Director, 325| c o m l ! a p r O b | e m , Alcoholic*
through out life.
It Is a known fact that your East Front St., Plalnfleld. o v l A n o n y m o u s c a n h e i p y 0 U i call
-15l5 or write
wr P 0 Box
eating habits are a potent, and call Collect PLainfield 7-3366lBI 22-1515
6 14 2 53, Woodbridge.
8/7-8/2)
determining factor in provid- or FUlton 8-42K.
ing your body with strong col VIMPLOYWJNTWANTKD i
H
A
V
I
N
a
T
R
0
U
B
I
J
E
w
l
th y0UI
J r Gardner A Son
tissue. Strong cell tissue breaks
sewerage?
Electric
Seweroot485 AMBOY AVENUE down slowly to age and sick- PT. MARY'S HIGH SCHOOL er removes roots, filth, sand
ness. Most Americans know GIRL 'juniori desirrs partWoodbridge
enough about proper diet to time employment or weekend and stoppage from clogged
pipes, drains and sewers No
MErcury 4-3540
eat wisely if we only would. For babysitting Call FU 1-3043.
digging, no damages - rapid
6/14'
most
of
us
it
would
be
-mor«
We're Specialists In
and efficient
Call Tonyi
than full payment for oui- elPlumbing and Heating MB 4• BEAR WHEEL ALIGNBOY, 10, SETS FIRE
forts.
6/7-6'28
MENT and BALANCE
ROCHESTER, N. Y.—A 10- 8007.
SECRET OF LONG LIFE
year-old boy has admitted
• BRAKE SERVICE
Shame
BURLINGTON, N. J.—If you starting a fire that wrecked a
want to live to be 101, don't Roman Catholic elementary "You complain that you have
school building in suburban had to support your wife's fam.'marry, boys.
ily?" the court questioned a
David B. Huffman offered Irondequolt,
'
this advice on the eve of his The youngster, whose name man seeking a divorce.
one hundred and first birthday. was withheld because of age, "Yes, your honor."
Retired from farming a,nd admitted setting three fires in "How much of a family has
watchmaking, Huffman, living the two-story brick building at she?"
at the Masonic home, says he St. Ambrose School. Damage "Pour children, your honor."
For Equipment and
credits bachelorhood for his
was estimated at half a millioi? "Who is their lather?"
Instruction
"I am, your honor."
dollars.
For Information Stop In or longevity,
Call ME 4-0011
BUSINESS and SERVICE DIRECTORY
Machines - - Coal ft Fuel Oil
iiii
M\(IIINK
Hot Water Running
SLOWLY?
Delicatessen
J . Moving & Trucking
TREAT SHOPPE
61 ;i R a h w i j Avenue
Woodbndfi
Hipp
s| KVK t
Tanklru
Colls
Chemically
Cleaned
Kodak
WbKt
Church)
• SAI.ADS i t Their Beit
• SOIM FOUNTAIN
Move "IDEAL WAY"
Phone FU 8-3914
AGENT NATIONAL VAN
LINES
U88 St. Georte Ave7Aveiiel
SPECIAL WINTER RATES
IO CAI MOVl»
t Mfn anil Trilln I U Bont
Porches & Steps
PORCH AND STEP
SPECIALISTS
Wood or Masonry
Stepi and Platforms
Replaced, Repaired
• HUN1I BAKERY GOODS
or Remodeled
Open T A. M. to 10;J§ P. M
INCIJT)(NG SUNDAYS
AVENEL
tlo»rd Wfdneidaj All Day
Drugs
COAL ft OIL CO.
826 RAHWAY AVE.
AVENFI,
ME 4-1400
RAYMOND
JilKSOy
and SON
Druggiiti
JOHN J . B I T T I N G
8H Main Street
Woodbridge N. J.
Trlrphone MKrcur; 4-0554
KITH-CORONA
EXTERMINATING -
r'ib'e t i E t w r i f e r
ME 4 - 0 0 1 2
I**:
ill
I'-
IAKI tDVANTAGI Of Ola
LOW HMMia paitas ON
TERMITE CONTROL
• EXTERMINATING
• 1 AW V &t TRKE
SPRAYlNTi
• LANDSCAPING
for Prompl Serrlce
I ALL MK id lit
MM
Beautician
rill V»ur Coal Bin »ith
Uhl(h Premium tnthrarllt
'• : : u r e
'. i"il j u s t
vmi 1 ' !
I rum
Hit H I M AS by
l< I la ami Jack
NUT OR
STOVE
PEA
COAL
BUCK
COAL
LABORATORIES
Dr. Kobort V Bielarski
Dirrctor - Kntomolo|l«t
510 Rahway Avrnut
Wnodbrldie N J.
Heating-Air Conditioning
Music Instruction
l-earn To Play The
PIANO-ORGAN
ACCORDION
Prlrate Instructions by
Qualified Teachers.
Betinners and Advanced
Students Accepted
Call ME 4-5446
Authorlted
Sales k Service
CONN ORGANS
KIMBALL PIANOS
JARDOT
I-farn the BeautifulSounding
STEEL GUITAR!
Hawaiian, Western or
Pedal Style
Leuont b; a professional
with rears of playing and
teaching experience.
For aget from S to SO
QUALITY HEATIN6
& AIR CONDITIONING
bj
K & O HEATING
WARM AIR or HOT WATER
IP
Ctiimitn • Tiait r»ym«nti
OFF
B. J ROEMMELE
a* 1
Built Homes
S1M0NE BROS.
Jewelers
I.- ! 1
Hum,,
HOME
CO., INC.
6 0021
Cuttrictlon
* \i n m i IONS
* \IMIiriONS
ME 4-7165
Ml
WORK
FILLY GUARANTEED1
FV 8-16C7
GOLDBLATT'S
Htnw>T> Oldul titiblliBtd
Jfwrltr
St Fait CbmJ Street
KAIIWAY
!nt
IIO\IKS
* <; VK V«;KS
-CONCRETE
•'* C A R
SYStEM
PATIOS
DRIVEWAYS
SIDEWALKS
ROOF, GUTTER and
DOWN DRAIN
REPAIRS
LADDIE and CONWAY
Hi; 6-2726
HU 6-0059
Lawn Mowers
Hand and Power Lawn
Mowers Sharpened and
Repaired
Ralllnr Included
FREE
With This Ad
B & B Company
112 E. 2nd Avenue
ROSELLE
WA 3-559*
Printing
FOR QUALITY
PRINTING
ME 4-1111-2-3
Fnlly Imured
LINDEN N J
Installrd or do-it-yourself
Painting
First Class Work
r»r Fast Service
J i i l Gift I s a C»U
Steel-Reinforced
DIAL
gitlraatii Crutrtollj Gifts
Builders
Pre-Cast Concrete
YO 9-0792
Complete Interior,
Exterior Painting
Paperhanging
Plumbing & Heating
Get More
HOT WATER
From Your Tanklesi Heater
Coils Flushed Clean
• Announcements
• Business
Cards
• Billheads
• Letterheads
• Programs
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CALL TODAY
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or loo Small
PLUMBING & KEATING
FREE ESTIMATES
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ME 4-3098
— Headquarters fur —
Brljn Si Stratum
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Prtduclt - Gai
MIDDLESEX
PRESS
Schwinn Bicycles
Sales A Sen lit
ALBRECHTS
KEY SHOP
THE WOOUBRIDGE
PUBLISHING CO,
16 20 Green Street
Woodbridge
134 WaihllHton Avenua
Car Uret, N
Tel Kl 1-7163
Radio & TV Service-
CONSTRUCTION CO.
III
Uu'M)
Set N«td
REPAIR!
Call
ME 4-4111
MErcory
WOODBRIDGE
Liquor Store, l i e .
ARTS RADIO
& TELEVISION
WE DKLJVCB!
SALES and SERVICI
Itock of Do»»M«
Read The
Directory Ads
and lmp»rU«
Been ao< Llauort J74 AMBOV
WOODBEIDOE.
MATING
fit I HAKk'LLl AVLN
Henry Jansen & Son
!L MALE HELP
T. R. STEVENS
PIANO COMPANY
41S Rabtraj Avenut
Woodbrldfa
ore* n*ay io-» - i n i«
Roofing & siding
169 Avenel 8tf«», *»•»•!
Keptlr E»»Unat«s f f l t l
Service Stations
TOWNE GARAGE
Skin Diving
SKIN DIVING
HEADQUARTERS
The
REEF
477 Railway Avenue
Woodbridge
Dill; lt to >—Cloit* Sund»;
Ownfld and Operited »
EJperlenetd Ul
perfect,,
clean
results
everytime
the
niii
Tankless Heater Coll
Cleaning
Clogged Hot Water
Heater Coil?
End this
slow-running
hot water
problem forever!
'if
Call
SUBURBAN
Collect
ORange 4-0534
Asphalt Paving
A & II STANLEY
ASPHALT IIIIVEWAYS
1
: and
PARKING LOTS
INSTALLED
FREE ESTIMATES
All Work Guaranteed
Skilled Labor
First Clan Material!
Call CH 6-2IS1 or W-IM
CARTERET. NEW IERSETT
SENATE APPROVES TV BILL
Ths Senate Commerce Committee approved legislation designed to give millions of Americans a wider cholije of televltion programs by requiring
the production of 88'Channel
television Kts.
This bill allow* the Fed«r»l
Communications
Commission
to require all set shipped In In
terstate commerce to be equipped with reception for (3 channels.
Cooking is a cinch when you cook with electricity, It's
dean, too . „ . pote and pans stay mirror bright, Your afte'rmeal work is easier, and your kitchen stays fresher, week
after week. Cook the electric way — you'll love it.
YOU LIVE BETTER ELECTRICALLY
See the Latest Model EUctric Ranges
at Your Favorite Store
m-m
SIRVICI ILBCTRIC AND QAS COMPANY
Ttf
Servant of a dreat Staie
31
PAGE TWENTY
JUNE 14, 15, 1962
Speaking About Sports
By MEYER
Kolibas Cardinals
Fifth in Row, 13.
j|Lou's Tavern In
First Place Tie
With Kolbas 9
CAKTKRFT — Lou's Tiuern
Over 2:10 persons attended the annual awards
dinner-clanm givon by Iho Cartrict Sportsmen
Association, honoring thr,various most valuable
players in HIP four major .sports at Carlcrct High
School this past year. The affair was held at the
Legion Hall last Saturday night. Walter (Moe)
Ga«ior was chairman of the event.
, Ray Wietecha of the New York fool ball Giants
wa.s the guest of honor.
This year's winners were announced by Robert
(Bob) O'Donnell, head tr^ek coach at Carteret
Htph and recently appointed assistant superintendent of schools in Carteret. The winners were:
Football— Ed Mantie, thc sophomore triple threat
left halfback; basketball, Arthur McMahon, the
sophomore front court ace; baseball. Dennis Kopin,
the senior catcher who led the team to its most
successful season in recent years, and track, Alex
Perka, senior, who excelled in shot put, discus and
javelin.
Faculty WinsAt
)lumbus School
In Vollev Ball
.stayed in a tip for tun place
in the .Senior Soft ball I.''HRUC
j bv not chin R t h r i r ftfib : nriiRlit
Victory tliis pnst we< k at t h r
i!' t h r
iPmk field by
1 to 1
AuM
t0SfP1 s bv
CARTf :HKT
Cardiimli.' ' ' M i l •
Ill the s " M i n i •
t)
II 1 . .
Tavern. 1In M i ,
Fnmllv niii,. ,|
Iisroriv
Ray K i i v h hurled ;i i:!:i.i>ler-:
thrce-wn1V ri,-,,!
I fill gnmr, vicldmc u:\\\ 1 lirrcj
lea HUP leiHi in ;
p i t s in settim: buck tin losers
bus Rrbiml fnrulty played the "ftme of
illr|ln oiisy fashion. In \\v ineanseventh and eolith «
The
K.
illl)..
.Umr hr led a 13-liit biirnmr by
elnssrs in n volley ball name ,
9-0 lead
'firllinp four sitr/lcs
himself.
fin the benellt of the school thc first in i
mini
Dan Scmcnza cam*
ibrmmh
libiniv fund nt the Columbus
F.mlly tc
with ii honir run and n o sinaduioi i<roun<is this week
to wore M'Vr;
I d e s to mid to t h r ; i r i r k
The fnciiltv won two out of
three peK despite n bad CUSP
The wi(inerfa roll'ii
up
a
of sore muscles. Mr Lynch.
irommamline 9-0 1'ad m tlioj
fifth Inn
fucultv nvn'ier. vas the only
first Ihrce frnmrs.
!
Jumped
t lUn ••
easimltv nf the unmc. loslnit
tnrily, l]I-KI '.,
I T h r box score:
I he senm nf tits SDOlts Rtflre.
I.nu's
Tl'p liluli sorer* Included Mr spurt by tin- K
the last , I t u i : i •• Wojewiirtz!:! If
M fznvB. Mr O Hrnwn, Mr „„„,,,
Cn
T. Semrnzn cf
I, Nl-rro. Mi A Brechka and ™ m a l s t<> >
D. Semrn/i? 2b
„
AWARDS P R E S E N T E D — At Carteret Spnrlsmrn Dinner tn H i c h Schiinl Mast Valuable players. Left In richt, Alex Perka, Mr F Walsh
jKincli P
Mrs C. Williams and Mrs. Rf m p ™1-'- ' •
track, Dennis Knpin, l>:iwlull, Walter G-isiur. president of t h e Carteret .Sportsmen Club, Ray Wielerhka, New Vork FootKm
lb
Julns Wi-lsman were co-clinlr- ™rBKflP<™ H,v,
°
«
hull G i a n t s , Ktl Manie. football, a n d .Arthur J l e M a h o n , basketball.
8lfl
J
• men of the nfliiir
" M " l r ''"Donovan .ss
1 On Tuesday the Men's Pnc- The h o x ''">'•<
J. Gluchoskl 3b
nity softbiill team played the
K«iiin
A triple tie for first place in the closely-knit iGrrtski
Giblin if c
Elwlith Grade boys team and Nardi cf
race in the Senior Softball League was broken as
won the name, in to 7.
Sarzitlo If
the Kolibas Cardinals knocked off the Holy Family
32 II 13
The lineups included:
Vlnfkn if
AgrifO
contingent to drop the losers to second place. Lou's
Students • R Verdi, slf; J. Oilral 2b
Mestiuitw 2b
1
1
CARTER*.!
The Italian R l v r r a M . w W h l t e lb- C Bertha M
|
CARTERET
Tin
Carteret
Tavern still remains in a tie for first position.
0
Ur
3b
American Club .scored an easy crandell c. H Sairlnarlo "scMstraKepede ^
Q!K of C Softball team won its
P. Bamburak If
t n m P ,'-' f i ' 9 v k U " y " v e r " " F M C G B o c r a "• M T l l r l t 0 c f : L!G>ordano r
|W Ward cf
first game of the current scu-i CARTERET — A crowd of hi'ad Wrestling coach James
1
in-j C rudup p; F, Verseiryi 2b' A 'McLaren lh
C o r p j n ,,„, L l t t l e i^MW
John Schein and George Baker, two local golf ;Rosal lb
0 son by defeating the Kozy Kor-;250 persons were on hand
ternatiomil Division, this week.|j ac k.son rf; L Jiminez 3b' E Kasklw 3b
enthusiasts, were among the many thousands of R waj-d c
0 ner, 6 to 4, at the Park field.'the Carteret Sportsmen Asso- Master of ceremonies for thc'p r a n \ i Tidrosky topped Joe|prokopink If.
Kaluwk P
Thomas ~
on tin1 mound.
viewers who watched the proceedings at the DcCario ss
I T e a c h m - Mr. D. Lynch p; Kollbu P
0 Each team made six hits, but ciatlon's aiiiiunl Dinner-Dance u h ( , sf , ivec ) m this capacity for
Stofa P
Team Standing:
Mr. Bensulock 'W. c : M t . Nl- Sosnowski P
Thundcrbird Golf Classic played at the Upper Kitz P
1 a total of five bases on ball | to witness the presentation o! the fifth consecutive year.
W LR1'« <Li lb: Mr o . Brown 2b:'zimmermnn v
jand
a
number
of
errors
helped.
.
.
,
,
,
.
o
tne M o s t V a l l l i b l e P ] a y e ] T
Montclair County Club over the weekend.
Pearson if
5 _ i Mr. A, Brechka 3b: Mr. R. Mul.
Italian Amenenn
Ithe Knights win the ball came. .
.
,
4 _ j l a n ss: Mr. P. Walsh If; Mr.
;Parkview Democrats
•! . ,
. , ,
. ipnies in the four major sports
21
1
5 _ 2 i F . Buzas cf; Mr. D Boyklns rf.
Muller's Insurance ...
The
In an independent ball game, the Cornell
Hnlj Vamili
Art while
Meyers
hurled
thc vie
0 0 0 0 1 n - 31
ljtory.
Lelinko
suffered
the ' a t C a r t e r e l H l i ! h
Tony's Shell
affair
was
held
last
Saturday
It
-11 loss for Kozy Korner.
5 13 0 0
Tigers, managed by Vito Stolfi, walloped the Cor- Lou's
lrtn
E. M. D
' " t M Kt( KF.ATION
v3_4j
night at the I^iion Hall.
The box score:
nell Cubs at the Carteret Park last Sunday afterBabies Furniture
_
DEPARTMENT
SENIOR
2
4
Yavorsky 3b
Ray Wietecha of the New CARTERET - The Every-j p M . c Coi .,,
i _ 5 SOFTBALL LEAGUE
iZabel lb
noon, A return game is scheduled for next month._
York
Footbull
Giants,
who
en•reen
3
team w o n ! W p h r o w M f n s C ! u b
Standings as of Wed., June 13|Makwinski P
tertained tthe
with
t h i s week toii i n other Raines
4
t a n t e - twoo ball cames
c
Raines Muller I n - Lou's Tavern
5
0 !KeaU If
1
dotes concenmi!; t h e life of a maintain i perfect 6-u ri.'curd. J l U 1 . a n c e ( e i i m w o n
3
Kindjierski lb
0 Shuleskl rf
Kolibas Cordinals
5
pro-football
player,
made
the
place
in
the
Little defeating the F.M.C, 16 to 5,
3
f t b
l
d
h in first
f
l
i
h
Littl
Koncl rf
l E . Weber C
Holy Family
4
National
Division.
In
presentations
Ua
1
.
CARTERET — The A andb.Balewicz rf
and then winning; its fifth game Agrico
2 Molewrn cf
3
1
1
1
4
This year's winners were an-; ' ' first game the league lead- with a triumph over the He- A & O Sweet Shop
f i l l t i l I ' l T K s o f t b R l 1 t e a m defeated the CarJF'tzserald 3b
2
3
had a close call by nosing brew Mens Club. 20 to 10. Mark
4
I I U L I I l < " ' V t t ; r e l L a n o s i n a n abbreviatedPotoncsak ss •
nounced by Hohert O'Donnell..
Knights of Columbus 1
4
oi/.
Babies
Furniture,
15-14,
as
R
3
head Track
ich at Carteret
Bresko outlasted Jeff Petrocy. Carteret Lanes
OCEANPORT. N. J. - Be- five-inniiiR ball game this veek 5't?l C
5 Kolibas
2 -1
2
High and ri.tntly appointed Gien Toth recorded the win. inj B a b i w F l i n l i t u r e a l s o p l a y e d K o z y K o r n p r
iat the Park field by a 13 to 3 Kalnok 2b
5: Holy Family n 0 n
ginning Mondny. Juno IS. there
1
of.the second game the pace-set- , w o g f t m e S ] n o s\l n g o u t tthe
_
h e Hp
Assistant
Superintendent
Meyers
P
He
o g f t m e S i n0B ng
out
score.
Next Week's Schedule
will be daily bout service beSchools. This vear's selections ; ' l s w n o a l ' r the only u n d e - | b r e w M e n s c l u b 1 5 . 1 4 a n d
Ed Carmichael hurled and
Monday, June 18th: 1st game MEDWICK P1.AYKK-.
ptim
i
n
t
h
e
L
l
t
t
l
e
28
tween Ntnv Yni-k City and^lori- batted in the victory. He carved
were as follows: FFootball-Ed-f
o o t b a l lt E d - , t h e, t hne n tying
tying Tony's
Tonys Shell
Shell Station
Stat
6:30 p.m. A <fc O Sweet Shop MEET SATVRDAY
rteret 1 4 . 1 4 | i n a mme w h j c h w J U
raund Mantle, the Sophomore L-agues, trimmed the Carteret
KMT
mouth Park, this service to out a neat'four-hitter in subVR Kozy Korner: 2nd gamej All rpRistei-f! ,>'
triple threat left halfback: DUicatesscn, 16-9.
c o n t l n u e t h r o u g h t h e r e m a l n d p r j d u i i i ! ! the Lanes, M addition, Masculin cf ,
replayed at a later date.
8:15 p.m. Kolibas Cardinal* vs. Babe Ruth ar.a
T h c tPiim
3
standing:
Basketball—An hur McMahon.
Recreation doings . . . All o f t h e 56-day meeting which h e slammed a homer with the Finnegan ss
The E.M.D. team defeated Alfrlco.
'leagues arc t. :-..
3
the Sophomo:v front court ace: Evergreen. Undscapes 6
0 Mullers Insurance, 11 to 7, and
bases loaded in the first, in- A. Meretta 2b
registered play°rs in the Bnbelends AuRiist 4
Tuesday, June 19th; 1st [day mop MIR ,I- •:,
2 Tony>5
Rhody 2b
1
Baseball — D-nnis Kopin, the Craftsman Club
nlnu.
Other
homers
were
hit
"s Shell walloped the game 6:30 p.m. Holy Familyjfleid at 10:00 I1.,
Ruth and Joe MeiKick Leasues The "City of Keansburft" is
Smarro C
3 E.MJJ.
Senior catchi :• that led the Sacred Heart
by
Bill
Vinsko
and
Nick
Le3. team, 16 to 1. Steve !vs. Lou's Tavern; 2nd.. gameinieasurct
measured for \u.:
vill meet :it the liish school the new bout
Reagan 3b
1 JBaseball team to Upmost sue- Weal Liquor
3
Ondrejack waa the winner.
field ''vnoiTow. 10 A. M.iscnurr tralTic from New York hotsky of thc winners and Ed Stragepede lb
8:15 p.m. Carteret Lanes vs.'placed on teams
ljcessful season in recent years; Sv-nowiecki
3
Sullivan
of
the
losers.
K of
Plflyer v ' l i1(- - si ;ned to to the track. It is skiupercd
C,
ing W ason.
0,and Trrtck — Alex Perka, Sen-i 1 * 0 * 1 N o 4 4 0
3
teams anrl nn-iiMir'd for uni-jby Prank H. Buncc and thc ship , Tile winners scored in every [IKondrk It
Wednesday, June 20tli: 1st; Players who «.
0
ior
that
excelled
in
the
Shot'Babies
Furniture
3
B Pusillo rf
forms.
Anyone who played lias a capacity for 2,000 p e i - l n n l n B
gitne 6:30 p.m. Holy Family vs.json's teams and
3
P u t Discu-s and Javelin events.'Carteret De!icates.sen
I Lelinko P
last season and has not regis-iSDns. There are sun decks, The box score:
Kory Korner; 2nd game 8:15 Istered can do -.
In other game* the Sacred
Douglas
King,
head
Football
A
&
O
tered may do so at this time. eocl-Jail lounws.. refreshment.
P m. Kolibas Cardinals v«. A Players on ilx r, R K A.l
29
coach and chairman of the Hearts won two games, wallop1
All insurance fpps must be paid stands and snack bars on the ^ •
& O Sweet Shop.
iwho are not i-;..-i:
ing
the
Craftsman
Club,
17
to
ljK
of
C
0 3 0 1 1 1 0—6 Sportsmen Scholarship' Com
2
Manchise 2b
to be cliniblf to play. Members'ship
| son are ur^ed -o
The AKIICO
11 Kozy
0 1 2 0 1 0 0—4[mittee, presented th annua ljl behind Glen Black and then CABTERET
2
of the GB.BA. team, who arej The schedule for the City o f ' '
Babe Ruth drew an all time!
e un if O rms to thr !;
Scholarship Award to Rnbert'wmnmE easily over Local 440,!softball team won its third vic- high
3
of 2.056 bases on balls!
not eligible this season, are re-iKeansburg calls for leaving the h
Babe R ' f
!
15
to
9.
Glen
Black
also
hurled;tory
in
the
Senior
Softball
0
Skiba!
during his major league career., hftVe 6 t l . K m s . ]
New Zullo C
quested to turn in their uni-'.^ea wall al Battery
Local ri: nltaries ))reseni at this victory.
League by downing the A and
1
Meyers
lb
jYork City at 10:45 A. M. Then
forma at tfie field.
|Slur's Shop Ri;.
the affair -ere: Mayor Stephen! The Weal Liquors team beat;O Sweet Shop, 9 to 8, with a l ,
1
\V. Vinsko cf
The Babe Ruth league opens^he ship wilt stop at the 69th
Skiba.
Superintendent
of Synowitcki Funeral, 7-2. The:bn; fifth-inning four-run rally Ir. a s M l k e Magner pitched andiShop. Labor
1
Litwienski 3b
t h e wln H e Rot a h o m e m v
Post
22314. B:..! < > a 3 |
•Its season, June 22; the Junior I Street pier in Brooklyn, leavSchools Edwin S. Quin, C,H.S.:Craftsmen Club won over Lo-|The winnint rally was fea-|
2
Lehotsky rf
I n t h e fllial
R|
Leaguc opens, June 26. Boys'm 1 ' t l i a t P ° i n t a t 1 1 : 3 0 A ' M - !,
Principai
Herman
E.
Horn,
Di-'cp.l
440
in
a
close
game,
5-4,|tured
by
a
home
run
by
Frank!
8
w
the
Fi'ank'S:cal
s
i
l l . 1»f 0
T Carmichael rf
Interested in playing in the! Racing fans will reach At_
CARTERET — Hank Zabel ,. pct0 ,. of Athletics Francis Me-coming from behind a 3-0 de-•Bamburak.
iDeP1- Store won over Metro gin on Priduv '•
1
Junior League must register lantic Highlands at approxiThe losers outhit the w i n - i G l B 5 s b>' 4 - ! - C r a l ( ! WoodhullKames will tx- ,
9 hit two home runs as the Holy; C a r t h - v j ; , a d Basketball coach ficit to win. Dennis Hefferan
24 13
n i g h s d l 0 1 stil<1
with Mr. Miglcc,
{mately 1 P. M. each afternoon
jFamily
team,shelled
the
C
a
r
j
.
su.-wak.
head
Baseball
bested
Bobby
Kapinas
in
thU.ners,
11 to fl, but errors and n u r l e d B f i n e R a m e °
''
Carteret Lanrs
Weslf y
At present a two-way t i o . a l l d t h e n w i l 1 •» transported z,Ak,]eski 5 S
o'teret
Lanes,
24
to
3,
in
t
h
e
i
Miglecz.
and
fame.
|walks
were
costly
to
the
A
and
2
0
coach" R riiarcl
exists in the Senior Soltballi'o t l l c l l ' a c k i n s p e c i a l ^ ^ ^ i K o p l n C
By Alan
1 Senior Softball Leasue. The
•
O team.
IN TRACK ELITE
1
3
League. Kolibas Cardinals a n d j b u s r s - Immediately after t h e ; P i . ( m j
, same lasted only five innings, i
| Going into the final half of
1
#
2
1
r
the s e b u s e s r o t u r n
lhe seventh mnm
Lou's Tavern huve records o f l ^ « « - ,- , r f
.
^'Sullivan lb
1
2
li Every.player on the winning /)ni\l
nnkPTY
tjfl&PS
Ullt
*> thf Agrico
BOWERMAH,.
5 wins and no losses. Holy A U a i l t l c Highlands where p a t - , K , p
0
team
was
ahead
by 9 fc 5, but
2
O.team had at least one hit as;
Family lost their first samc,' r 0 I ' s w i n b 0 R r d t h e s h l p f o r t h e i K m if
ON/Y. Of
0
the
A
and
O
had
the
winners
2
lithe Holy Family exploded for'
12 to 11 to Kolibas'.
return trip to New York,
ip i w i l ,. rf
0
worried by staging a three run
a total of 16 hits.
1
boat
0
rally and coming withm oneIn the American League. K. T h i s ^
excursion to j M f M a hon 3b
0 Tony Sosnowski hurled a neat
2
0
run of tying the score.
of C and Such's hjwe each l o s t i M o n m o u t h P a r k w i U ol ''8 |nRt( "Kulick 2b
2
°;four-hitter in checking the Car;lt
C J 8ey c ty N J
at
, Belting two hits apiece for the'; The box score:
one game ami must face eachi ^
' f
' ;, ' T ^
TIAM STANDINGS '
_ _ -•—j teret Lanes in a thorough
18
other in the bumper games Exchange Place and New JerL Braves were Alex Notchey. Bill;
Agriru
W
3 4 fashion. For the losers- Mike
the
0|Hebrew and Steve Kager, whllejMesquita 3b
: A \- O
which i will decide temporary ! s e y f a m * w i s h i n « t o m a k e
4 1 3 2 3—13 McMahon made two singles and
eiiiiiis A. C
1
e sure
at t n
tlle
OBob Beni hit safely twice W|Puka«h 2b
" 0 3 0 0 - 3a doub|e,
B.u'i-y '.
I
flrjt place
Evergreen L'ind" i' '
'y b °
P *°
t r a w , L ail ,. s
0 the Colts
|W. Ward cf
1
scapeslare undefeated and h a v e ! m a y b o a r d t h e C i t y o f K ( > a n s - : ' '
j Mike Shomsky homered for Iselin F C
Wourib;;d:e Braves .... 1
°i Sonny Siccinski hurled a i U l ' ' f
tafcenW straight Kames. TlH'y! l)tlre t n p r e '
' T*
I the winners.
of
Iselin V,t,s
0
ilfour hitUr to earn the Braves' p Barburak C
will meet the Craftsman Club! T h e ciiy
Keansburg is K / m p i «
The box-score:
()Wlll> b v t h e
Giordano
Tnlckins;
....
0
decision. B.tni, the Colts' F. Bamburak rf
and could lose their firs.t Bamc.i
^
Keansburg Steam- *-»v • Y \^x
[
Holy Family
Dino Ci'ics Service .... 0
Italian-American Club leads1'10111 Company and it is ex- :
starter,
was charged with ,the DeCarlo 3b
AB. R.
R. H. Kelnei colts
Sarzillo M
0
A
the Minor division by it lialf'P^ctod that the ship will prove "Vf
one-sided
loss.
Shomsky, 2b.
4 33 1
Stofa P
game and will meet the strointi1"1 extremely popular vehicle i l O "
.3
WOODBRIDGE — D o r s i j The Iselin Field Club made
4
f0
|E.
Weber,
c.
5
4
2
14
1D
and well-coached
Parkview' »" transporting race fans from
3
4
Bakery scored one run in the their season's debut in the! '™
3
jYavorsky, 3b.
Democrats. . . . Revenge is IIV" 11 ' metropolis to Monmouth
T ( ,. l m standings
L
W
3
league
a
success
by
conquering
10th inning to emerge a 5-4 vic3
Zabel, lb.
!Elin k
store for this K amf and it could
' Woodbridge
3
5
31
1
tor o'. • r Giordano Trucking of Dlno's Cities Sen-ice by a 14-7
5
|Shuleski, Of.
be the best of the season. , . .
Fords
4
4
A Ic O
2
Port Heading In a Recreation tally in a free swinging game.
!.\iiglecz, is.
4
——.—,
i giUy B n , t o n jjit 17 homei.seiin ,
\ .'.."' 4
5
Beniur Softball League game Joe Blu.sewicz was Iselln's Stise rf
4
*lRledel, rf
2New coach Wally Lemni ol, runs for the Detroit Tigers in Colonia''"'"'"""'".'".
3
3
jammed with excitement from|mainstay at the plate with a T Carmichael If
4
^'Molczan, cf.
2
the St. Louis Cardinals' foot-jJiis first American League sea4
ihome run and two singles, while Manchise 2b
staii
to
finish.
!
WOODBRIDGE
—
Joe
Beyer
ball team believes Sam Etche- son last year, exceeding by five
E. Carmichael lb p 3
the
score
balanced
atjKeenan,
lannaccio,
Mirabella,
24
16
36
•
became
a
celebrity
in
the
With
verry will be his No. 1 quferter his previous career hiRh with
C
Fl
4/
Lanes
4 4 iMiinn into the 10th frame, a n d c « n a e a c n accounted for Falva
4-4
back next full. Sam had arm the Milwaukee feraves of the iJowiislup Junior High School
21
AB.
H. Carl DePederlco singled and t w o ^ » e k l l 0 ( * s - Al Oomgani Litwienski 3b
trouble last season.
'National Leagued 5
BfWball League when he pitch-!
Lehotsky es
1
1
moved over to third base on rifled out three singles tor Meyers cf, ijb
" 'Ll
_jed'a brilliant, no hitter to lead| K °P m . cl
4
2
hit. Matt Dino's club.
! Woodbridge to a d^cisl\e 9-1 Pettus, df.
Jim Vornello's
Kralick, p cf
,4
Klraly, ss,
3
victory over Fords.
Piatiirolo, the next batter,
j
3
Sullivan, lb.
ruppc-d an Infield grounder
Beyer's no hitter was the first
2
33
which
permitted
DePederico
to
in the two year history of the
Agrico
3
1 0 2 1 4 0 1—9
2b
make a to the plate with the
league, and it pl»yed an imA & O
3
' 1 0 3 0 0 3—8
iiinint run.
portant role in moving the Koch, 3b.
2
Kertes, p.
Johnny Kralich went the full
young Ban-on team up into sole
Valient, r;.
2
distance to annex the Bakers' CARTERET — The Cornell
possession of first place in the
current standings. During hus
triumph. During his stint out Tigers managed by Vito Stoln
FlfTtfa CUtfAtn
21
3
on the diamond dais, he gave in a tightly pitched game at
seven inning stint out in Jhe
From 6 P.M. 111112 Midnight
up five hitis and fanned six. Carteret Park last Sunday
center of the diamond, he fired Score by innings:
third strikes on past 16 barters Holy Family .3 3 7 0 11 — 24 Ronnie Decibus absorbed the shaded the Cornell Cubs. 27 to
Carteret Lanes 1 0 0 1 . 1 — 3 Truck-tTs' reversal.
,
und walked four.
21.
CARTERET - The Knight*
A. C. enooun- Frank Maiter with beautiful of Columbus defeated the MeB'ords avoided a shutout with
tercd little difficulty disposing control stemmed the Cub rally tro Qlast 6-2, to remain in
a run In the first Inning on two
of the Iselin Vets by a 41 score In the bottom of the/ ninth. first place in the Little League
Woodbridge errors. Jim Egan
as the veteran JIddie Majewskl Cub hurler Al Leflfowski pitched American (division, this wee)c'
reached first base after being
pitched a neat Sour-hitter.
nicked by u wild pitch. He
well but was handicapped by For the winners, Bob Spolozino
Bill Schnlg a f d Rocky Grazi- fielding errors. Bob Russo and and JohnlKindJlerski hit homstole second, took third on the
nii
Mi/|)lied
tile
Avenel
club's
second baseman's error and
Lou Santora highlighted the r«. Qlenn pitched the victory
trotted in to score when the
power ;tt the j plate with two Tiger attack with four hits In The team atandiiiK;
I'KJl (iAMK DAILY
t
Woodbrtdge rlghtflelder per- HOPELAWN - Robert Oo- hits each.
C (Kxci'pt Sat., Situ. & Holidays)
five t'rips to the plate. Both Knightsof Columbus 6
i
mitted the ball to fall between mori's hitting and pitching setj The Woodftrldge Braves, a mqn also gave outstanding per- Such's
Bar & Grill
1
up a*3-l victory for the Mets inew entry- In the league,
went
l his legs.
Frank's
Dept.
Store
formances in the field, Young
Krom « A. M. till 5 V. M.
Ronnie Mesar,. Dan P a n k o ; ^ « 5 . . ° „"* , i n , , ^ e Hope- on u 21 hit spree to trouncethe RUsso, incidentally, under the Catholic War Vets
3
at the
and Joe Beyer were the B a r lawn Youth Baseball League. iKelim Colja by a.wide 21-4 watchful eye of Pop 8JolfJ has Sportsman Club
4
b
score.
ions' stars at the plate with Aside from hurling a strong |
been developing Into the key Metro Glass
4
.safe blows, while' Bruce Laun- seven inning game, Gomorl
U S. Metals
player oNtla, Tiger club.
5
hardt rapped out a double with belted a home run which degive up eight safe
me Is scheduled Koke's Tavern
the bases loaded in the fifth cided the contest. Glenn Mohr blows.
second Sunday of July. In, other games the Sportswas the Giants losing pitcher, Glenn Motyr and Steve Feframe.
Ine Fusco, manager ol the man Club shut out Koke's TavEd Kaminslsy, who holds two Aft losing to the Mets, the demi collected borne runs for C u b s ^ c o n f l d e n t of victory in ern,. 22 to 0, with Paul Grace
Just a Mile North uf Edison Bridge
previous mound decisions over Giants made a substantial the OlanU. gudacsko also belt- the B game since he received getting the victory. Buch's Bar
COCKTAIL LOUNGE W o o d b r i d g e , absorbed the comeback In the league by aned a round IttpPtr for the los-|notice^That hl« ailing tt&r re- and Grill handed Frank1* Dept
Fords' reversal after being nick- 8-7 score in a game which was Ing Angel
8tore
1U
second
loes
oi
the
sea;ceiver. Hugh Devlin, will be
Special R«duMd fta<« I
ed for 10 hits.
not settled until the conclusion After trailing throughouti available for the next conteet son a« Joe TerebeUki turned in
and Saturdays 12
Fords
100 000 0—1 of nine innings of play.
most of the |W»e, the Yankees Many neighbor* and local a neat victory, holding the lo»All la n o Hi.MirtuMl and v e In Urmd New Conditlonl
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his mound adversary, Gerald count.
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Boat Service To Pitches Victor
_ _
Came In Lead
Awards to H.S. Stars
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> Hank Zabel Hits
' Two Home Runs
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PAGE TWENTY-ONE
Jim Chicuto Fairgrounds
Wins Classic jFeud Rages
Record Number
Orora, (tied for Meotld),
Boys Running BnMd
'Continued from BporU Pace) [Alex Beadle, 19 ft., 4 in. (new
ArtnMom SESSION record; old record 19ft.,7 i n ) ;
Mrs. DOOMS
Ml« Wllmer John Plperl, Tom Leobold (tied
reriod Pis. for second).
reriod
TU.
1
0
Bora Softball Throw — EuISELIN - Although his lendj FLBMINGTON—One of th^i '
J
2
gene
Hallock, 280 ft., 4 ln. (new
i\s ch»lli>nfted on numerous bitterest feuds in track history j '
3
record: old record 2B2 ft.,Jin.;
8
•fusions during the past sea- li currently raging and threat-!^
4
(Rich Ryan, Fred Kaciorownki.
...... 7
son. thr veteran Jim Chicuto'ens to erupt ln Saturday nlfht's;.
6
Boys 50 Yard Dsih — Alex
11
hiiiiR on to win the Bowl-O-Mat championship stock car races
Beadle, 5.8 seconds (new record.
I
[classic wilh 333.36 Peterson at the Flemlngton Fairgrounds,
—'old record 0,8 seconds); Tom
points In a close race which
_
12|Uobold; John DeRoiteres.
was not decided until the final prompting officials to watch
,,
Daly (tied for thirdi.
day of the recent bowling sea- closely the hot competition on;
Mr. Hollowtll Girls 100 Yard R«l»y—Charson
the nation's only four-cornered'., _ ..
Period Pts. lotte Becker, Diaiw Belmonte,
M
r B rtlw
Period
* Pit,
Chicuto, who finished a scant day-topped speedway.
1
1
Joann Edwards, Pat Klim, 26 9
Bob Plckell
i pairandof Sammy
eipertl, '
' aft
„
.
tlin'n points ahead of second Beavers,
seconds; Pot Ballnt, Judy
chauffeurs
at
the
top
of
theirC
"
"
pi Me Gene Catlno. had a sea3
S'AOftsorowskl,
Cynthia Covlna,
sons' average of 185.61 which trade, have been scrapping in!. '"
Jerry Jaison; Janice Herplch,
the torrid motor tests at t h e . ~~
wns tops ln the league.
t
13V4 Susan Harvllla, June Farr, Mary
Joe Snbol, a leading conten«
1 Ellen Clborowskl.
neither
giving
an
inch
in
their
der throughout the recent cajnBoys Quarter Mil* Relay —
stubborn
horns-locked
duels.
pal(?n, dropped down to fourth
im'
33%
,The
following teams were tied
plnce during the wind-up week, Plckell, one-time "klni of the Girts ghatlfe Kan - Crystal for first place: Bill McQueeney,
rookie*"
and
a
hot
contender
while Leo Cristauro, one of the
8t. Pierre, 9.8 secpnds (new rec- Matt Bouselll, Charles Mtxaleague's most1 consistent pin for the modified division title, ord; old record ft.D; Cynthia tuso, Bill Devlin, 49.8 seconds;
and
Beavers,
a
21-year-old
who
splashers, came .through with
Joann Kolenz (tied for Gene Dsly, James Floersch,
n late spurt to finish third -down starred ln high school football,
Qeorge Polio, Jame* Quale;
before
plunging
Into
the
a
u
t
o
i
*
*
!
^
the line in the final standings.
Girls Basketball T h r o w - Alex Beadle, Tom Wleczerak,
racing
sport,
are
regarded
u
During the past season, the
tpeedstm Janice Herplch, 80 ft, 2 In Jay Marino, Robert Wood*.
high games, 256 and 253, were the most natural "country- < n e * neoti; old record IB ft., 4
rolled by Mike Kerestan and developed at the
Richard Smith, respectively, style" raceway. Upwards of 70 in.); Joann Edwards, Evelyn
i ;f|i Illff'e
Sltarz.
INSTALLATION- New offlrrr, ,,f t h r Sewaren Democratic and Civic Club were Inducted Into office In the Sewaren School while Joe Sabol had the high entries are expected.
Monday night by Joirph I. Som.n, i U u n ty leader, on the extreme left. The others from left to right are: Mrs. Mary set of 894 with Joe Speclalle, Beavers made the transition GM* Srttball T h W — Jan- (Continued on Sport Pftft)
., ,),u-ks and Arway, president; Mrs. Marguerite Hn an, treasurer; Mrs. Marjorie Skazcnski, reeordln* secretary; Stephen Gortvaj, first
the next best, with an 843 from rookie of 1960 to iporU- ice Herplch. 182 ft!? 5 In. (newwent down to defeat.
K
man division champion of 1961 record; old record 171 ft., 4 in.); Joe DeAngelo, the Hopelawn
viof president, and Mrs. Mary Ceber, second vice president.
series.
,. ; ,;i dtstancr
The Classic will expand to and presently Is leading for theDonna Petnuek, Joanne Sco-Youth Director, announced
earlier this week that his or40 bowlers for the 1962-63 sea- 1962 crown. His unique Chevy- plnlcn.
ho has earned the title of son. Interested keglers with a powered racer is owned by an Girb SO Yard Dash - Kathy ganization will hold lta annual
i ho winter and Ada L.
World's Champion Stunt Man' desire to compete in head-to- area police officer who groomed Donnelly, 7.3 seconds; Jerry Tag Days today, Friday and
I'F1.\
• I t l c i : Hum Rice, a consist-eat
as doubled in hazardous stunts head competition are requested the youngster from racing in- Jaison, Vivian Patterson (tied Saturday throughout the Hope' : , f i r all
1
or Rock Hudson and Burt to contact the Bowl-O-Mat fancy until now.
r m top company.
for second place).
lawn area.
• :,-th by
Lancaster, The thrill troupe will management. An entrant Is The grandstand acclaim for Boyi Shuttle Run — Bruce
I'IIIU' Secretary John Turi !•;:.•
:erform such daring acts as a required to have an average of each contender has been fair- Stano, Daniel Berry, 8.8 sec- Khrushchev bars early tiitl
ilsci rates as probables lor
. :.|.(l 20-fi
light In space, a three-car
ly even but supporters of the onds; John Qutnn, Richard ! by Kennedy,
.Salvator such us Brook- 0 L D D R I D
OCEANPORT < ^ A conflicting ilevated ramp Jump and other not under 170 or over 185 to tussling pair have become emFarm's In Thee and I've
qualify.
At
the
present,
there
i. i-.i". first interesting stakes nrc on
wielldar
schedule has forced breath-taking events driving are only six vacancies remain- broiled in partisan actions Th* Woodbridfe Township Recreation Department B m b t H A
•• *!!•• PBA Agenda for. the next week of, Go! Rhythm, LedRmont Stable's
reaching a heated peak of late, Softball Leans 8ehedul(, week of June 18,1962, Is as follow!!
r
>\
Thumper,
I.
F.
Mattl-'piomoter
Tom Grbac to post- spanking new 1962 Ford cars| Ing in the league.
.. .:i n nine competition at Monmouth Purk
?.nd trucks.
Will
Ye,
Sunrl.se
Farm's
The final 1961-62 standings' the feeling boiling out of the
pone Sunday night's 100-lap
• i iMiufst.^The Salvator Mile Is down for ™"
SENIOR SOFTBALL LEAGUE
grandstand onto the track to
Sunday's
program
is
ticketed
1
Rntiui,
OeorRf
D.
Wld-|K
tern
Late
Model
Race
to
a
are
listed below;
M
.., l<\siiiR decision on Wednesday -with
(Game* Start at 6:15 P. M.)
1
where
supervising
officials
hare
333.36
the field battling lor $15,000™' s Niirnkan. and Elksam|hter date in August. As a re- :or a 8:30 P.M. start, while the 1 Jim Chicuto
MONDAY
'
had
to
warn
the
duo
in
recent
i
:
>
Sos
Sailor
Beware.
weekly
Saturday
night
drag
2 Gene Catlno
330.07
jsult the stadium gates will bi
..- I'HA left added while on Saturday, two-,
Reiner Colte n . Frank's Tavern
Keattar
weeks,
regarding
rough
drlr327.34
Woodbridge Braves vs. Dlno's Cities Senlw
Forts Park
• il iv iit the year-old colts and geldings' 1' :st raw of thn meeting lor closed Sunday, with stock car meets, commencing at 6 o'clock 3 Leo Crlstauro
Ing.
»i>:'radp two-year-olds, the races being presented Frldaj will consist of 58 class competi- 4 Joe Sabol
327.07
bdlfl Field Chb n . Donl Bakery
Merrill fark
>.<>•:.. triple:will match strides in the 5'j'
Saturday's
seven-event
meet
to bring out a nii?ht at 8:30 and drag races tion runs and 15 elimination 5 Howie Kressler
320.22
Giordano Tracking TI. Iselin Vets
Btwrnnn
c ;i< ctiiiR furlong Tyro Stakes for the'
I the main members scheduled for Saturday nigh' Jaunts down the one-sixteenth 6 Joe Speclalle
319.44 opens at 1 P. M. and ends In WEDNESDAY
... M S were major portion of »20,000 added. f , ",
the
25-lap,
$2,500
sweepstakes,
will
7 Charles Damanskl .... 319.271
Frank's Tavern TS, Giordano Trucking
Fwfl» Hrt(
::•.:>• Czech.1 The Balvator, lone stakes, •he IPdivision
f
Two old pros, absent from tin of a mile strip.
c te
1
ir
8 Al Madsen
317.35[ America's number one payoff
Fltsctrald's A. C. vs. Iselin F. C.
Avenel Fart
" "' °' r stadium grounds well over
for weekly-presented stock car
:;n:^Mian(Jconteite4itthemlU!dtataru*i^:3 " 1" f
9
Mike
Kerestan
317.02
[n
vi
he
Iselin Vets vs. Kelner Colts
Menfll Fufe
promises to bring out a imartft ™*
™}-n ™ l P ^"year,
will compete in Friday';
Bernie Surniak
316.18' races.
Dorsl Bakery n . Dlno'i Cities Service
SemrtB
,,tiM week "eld Of middle distance runners ''. nVn" 7 tti!
i ^ i T ' s ^ races, llnlng-up for thi
he rlch
Red Oldenborg
315.28 The original Aqueduct race
this fifteenth running.
j" • f ^ '"
Sapling : flrst ]oA
h e a t r a c e to
Joe Balsamo
315.17 track was built on 23 acm ln
CIVIC OBGANIZATION 8LOW PITCH
tcrmine qualifying positions ii
Rending Brae Bum Farm's Jay Fox,
3 Terry La Banco
f>clyn
Stable's
Ahoy,
wln314.01 1894. The current track occn(Games Start at 6:15 F. M.)
• name winner of the $100,000 Gulf.
the feature 25-lap attraction.
4 George Sllva
..._. 313.20 ples 203 acres.
of the Cherry Hill Stakes,
" "
Is expected
TUESDAY
of
B1 M c C a r t h
f Colt s N c k
5 Dominic Plnelll
311.12
K > '"'•«• «'"'le«llw candidates'
"
y °
' «
Avenel Fire Co. vs. Wdbge. Emerg. Sqnad
Avenel Fart
111 l n e
6 Ed Menzenbach
311.03 Morriale was the winning
|fiT honors In the Tyro and A.ifl'frsh f r o m reCord b r e a k l n ? h e a '
FREEHOLD,
N,
J.-Freehold
Salvator
It.
Chamb.
of
Com.
vs.
Wdbge.
P.B.A.
HopeUwn
hind
feature
runs
at
Wall
Stadichucker
and
was
helped
at
the
7
Sal
Denaro
309.39!
Fords Fire Co. vs. Knlchts of Columbus
MerrillSchool
Park
accway will meet its stabling
for the $100,000 I. Lawrence's War Pilot, sec- um, returns
8 Joe Rusavage „
308.00 plate by the slugging of Donald
Keasbey
Fire
Co.
vs.
Woodbrldge
G-Mf
n
Keasbey
,
,
.
»
,
fuel-injected
jarea
"population
explosion'
• V for four Monmouth Handicap to be run
r
cd in h:
9 Walter Frank
307.32 Protz.
ith
THURSDAY
"iPontiac powered Studebakerj problem by adding 60 stalls to 10 John Dafgek
304.12 Steven's Dairy achieved its
Keasbey Fire Co. vs. Jaycee's 6
Keasbey
• ^ S ^ C a t a L i Farm. a!way, ^"^:
ibodied racing machine. Charlie bring to 580 the total available 1 Charles Bahr
299.45 first win of the campaign with
Colonia Fire Co. va. K. of C.
Merrill Park
,i ,,,lt l w o stake* threat, will be represent.
,
JMuscatell, Belmar's 16 year for this year's meeting which 12 George White
294.43 a convincing win over Lenny's! Ft. Reading Fire Co. vs. Wdbge. G-Men
SewfJtn
cd by Beau Prince, winner of| riV-C /»
l.eremony
.raring veteran brings along a becins Monday afternoon, Aug- 3 Ray Baker
293.12 Delicatessen. The final tally
ine
the Lampltijhter Handicap here
14 John Madurskl
286.48 was 10-1.
Held by RrotCllies '
retord in both modified ust 6.
LIGHT SENIOR BASEBALL LEAGUE
nf Man last season. Also Hkely it be
""'""/
""'
""-andd sportsman
ranks,
286.16 Casey Jones turned in a
t
ks having A heavy schedule of speda' 5 Bob Blanton ...
(Games Start at 6:00 P. M.)
HI win-under colors ln the Balvntor ISELIN — Iifty-slx Brownles.^,^ a t miy
:fl Tony Gaudio
282.31 scintillating pitching perform- TUESDAY
t r a c k ln t he events coupled with the long
275.17 ance by allowing but one hit
i race nt'ftre Elcee-H Stable's Your '' St. CV-cclla's Troops particl- g l a t e
est campaign ln the raceway'i 27 Jim Hallo
Sewaren Acts vs. Iselin 'Warriors
Sewann
all four.Alibl, also a winner at the Gar- ;>a'-''d In a "Fly-Up" reremony, Much
267.22 and striking out 11, Donald
Mi'
history is credited with tin 28 Bob Boardman
attention . will
St. CeMlia's CYO vs. Strawberry Hill A. C.
Kennedy Park
raci-s in'den State meeting; Hobcau m Quf Lady of Lourdia Hall'focused on Jim Hoffman
heaviest demand the track ha;
Esposito, with a triple and a| James St. Commandoes vs. Flynn & Son
Fords Park
'Farm's Beau Purple, rtcord-,Mo»fliiy as part of thrir Indue Englishtown and Joe Kelly, ever had for stall space. Thii
single, and Wayne Collins, with' THURSDAY
lion ;nto the Girl S<'outs. Tak1
year's
meeting
will
run
60
days
Coiishohockcn, Penna., speed
a three bagger, were the heavy
St. Cecelia's CYO vs. Sewaren Aces
Kennedy Park
ing ; irt were Troops 34, 36, ster, who trailed Hoffman, last 10 more than the neat
(Continued from Sports Page)
Colonia Jr. High
J9. 1M. 15G, 18tJ. 220. 158, and
. . . . « ,
, t-t mouth County harness oval has Colonia TV turned back Va- hitters for the winning Dairy-: Colonia Aristocrats vs. Flynn & Son
men.
j Strawberry Hill A. C. vs. Iselin Warriors
Fords Park
,,26
(Friday night's 25-lap feature ever had.
aro's Bakery behind a sparkwlnner
ln stl
"".Mi H. Freeman, district I u n a bf™
( .„ ., .
ling effort by Ricky Qonzales
l t t 0 B t p M t th6 f l 6 e t
COUIK .1 chairman, un-sentrd*'*
' ,1 ? t
»
' Besides the 580 on-slte stalls from the mound. The final
r inin
John D. Cronln, the track's ex
the IimwiiM with U.nr Girl '" « Engllshtown victor,
Sunday's (June 24) Tourna- ecutive vice-president, Is bus; score was 6-4.
S^OUt Plli-s
leasing many on privatel; Gonzales permitted but four
—
Each troop presented a sklt'ment of Thrills program fea- owned horse farms ln the sur hits and sent 15 Bakermen
•i'Prc:>'!itative of one of the tenjtiiring the Hollywood Auto rounding area to keep as man; down swinging. He also coniirl Scout laws. Mn'.hers were Daredevils from California will top-rated horses as posslbli tributed two hits On offense
luest^
, i be headed by Bill Ward. Ward, ready for the impending session Joe Malyska helped his team"No horse that our raclni mate with a four bagger and a
secretary thinks should be kep' single, Dennis Schoeppner
available will be turned down rapped a round tripper for the
Edison
\inrrica s Kxciting New Sport
said Cronln, who proudlj losing Bakers.
lingered through the larges Lenny's Delicatessen perstack of applications ever re formed alertly ln stopping Cocelved for a Freehold campalg lonia TV by a score of 7-3. Bob
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PAGE TWENTY-TWO
guests Saturday at the confirOpen Hoi" • ' " '
I than purchnsinn Ingredients
mation of Leo Krnnert,-son of
scparnlrly and then mlxInR
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kronert,
tlirni.
SprlnKflcld, at St. JBmes COLONIA- .„„.
In addition to spraylnR your
Church, Sprintffldd.
ocratTc C
fruit trees, there arc several
—On Sunday, the Kronen* Commltteemnn
practices you should Adhere to
Al ivt < 11IIBKRTSON
were RUests at an "Old Onnga ward ww th. ;•;
in order to keep healthv trees:
lfiOfi Oak Trrf Road
Reunion" at, the home nt Mr.Saturday evenilu.
Knke nnd burn leaves, and reIselin, New .!«*«
and Mrs U>uls Hr-lmnll. Llv- house party RiV«.n ',',
move nnv wormy or diseased
84fi9
Tel. ' I "Mrs. Donnld Hni,i,,
InRston,
fruits BS they fall. This will
and. Mrs. Philip u,,'
of I in lessen the chances of in- __on fiiiturdnv, Robert Fltz-!
Over sixty rPs|u .',
or disease problems Loose| S [ m n , n n s, Sr and M r s __
Lucius Clay says third district tin,,!
burk on tipple and pear trees!'nor,if8i both of Semel
Russian pressure on West Ber- meet Mr. p a y „,' .
should ho removed to prevent i w(MT guests ol linnor at a faml!n should remnin low for at residence, 3 p,,,, (
their
birthdays,
n-rtnin insect problems.
juy p n r ty c
another year while Corn- Mr. Pay conim..,..
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children
Imunist forces nttempt to build has never seen ,„ „.
ell purpose spray, remember to sepli
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minded citizens a, n
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rections i-eRBi-dlnR the nmoimt Edison Mr nun" Mrs. Henry many.
Clay, retired Army general residents. 9uch i m , , ,
Henry,
H n r y RlrtiRlrti
of mnterlnl to uso in a g1vpn|Hnppcl nnd
opinion, is av., v
ard, Alan. fnuv. Bruce, andnnd President Kennedy's pet(|ii:intity of water.
ahd Mrs. sonal representative in West for the future.
Wayne-. nnd
HARD MK'K OLD BOY
Hownrd Vim •Ousklrk, Iselin. Berlin fnr the past eiKht months OH, 0 0 BLOW
is wife and sons, says any new incidents will be
creen star
Worst joke:
were also ..jejTit
making but $900
anything for ynw
now. Tf WP could do th§.t kind P t w '
I sneeze wheneve
' Walter
.mri
of lumentiiiR we'd CRII It sweet —Mi
to."
Kronert an<i children, Walter House G O P scores Kennedy
sorrow.
- T h e Hop
—The BR.vton Daily News and Cnrol. Wend Avenue, were sprndiiiR plans
Woodbridge Oats
argranjarajEii^^
HOSTS TO LADIES: Fords Tumble Inn Association held Its 12th annual Ladies Mcht with Chief John R. Kcan as master of ceremonies. Left to rlitht
are M. Stasko, vice president: J. Jacobson. Mr. Kocegi, L. Tomko, Jr., J. Fleming loss, chairman; A. Wisslnic, president; Chief Ejan and thr honored
fuest Mayor James J. I'lynn. Perth Amboy.
brown skin may persist for portant step in the protection w(ll not give results.
of plants, as it provides pro- For a good all-purpose spray
months.
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The adult males "Kins;" or tection against the small use the follow ins:
"drum" particularly when the nymphs which attempt to bur- Into one gallon of water add (
air is dry and warm. In many row Into the soil and feed on 4 tablespoons of 25% wettable;
By ROBERT V. BIELABSKI, FHJ>.
the roots. The adults are here malathion. 2 tablespoons of
rural areas the constant
Director-Entomologist Annbee Laboratories
pitched humming may create only a short time whereas the 50% DDT wettable powder and
a considerable nuisance to plant roots will be annoyed for 1 tablespoon of Captan 50%
17 years.
wettable powder.
home owners.
shrubs and trees.
PERIODICAL CICADA
This mixture should be
Control
of
the
periodical
By Dr. Robert W. BtelarsH
In a few weeks the eggs
SPRAYS FOR THE HOME
sprayed on trees thoroughly
The last week or so has seen hatch into ant-like nymphs Cicada should be accomplished ORCHARD
every 10 days throughout the!
the emergence of one of na- and drop to the ground. The in two steps. Sevln should be
I have often been asked what growing season. You should
sprayed
on
lawns
and
ornatiny
nymphs
burrow
into
the
tures most interesting creasoil and seek a root from which mental shrubs and trees to pro- type of spray to use for various stop spraying trees a t least 14
tures, the periodical cicada.
1tect them against adults. One trees In the home garden. It days before you expect to harCicadas are big noisy insects they can suck Juice. For I application may last for 1 to
should be remembered that vest fruit.
years
the
nymphs
will
feed
on
that come out by the millions
3 weeks. Repeat the applica- there are several different fruit When spraying your trees,'
the
juice
of
a
tree
or
shrub,
ofonce, every 17 years In the
tion if necessary, Sevin should trees all with their own peconstantly agitate your sprayer!
northeastern states. These are ten weakening it to the exten
be mixed at the rate of oneculiar insect and disease probthe mature adults that are where it will die. Toward the
to keep your material evenly j
pound
of
50%
wettable
powder
lems. Therefore to recommend
concerned with t h e produc- end of their underground life
dispersed throughout the water
water (2 tablein 1of gallon),
i
one
spray
for
a
homeowner
o
tion of offspring so that they they migrate to the soil surface in 100 gallons
Th s
The DDT should take care of
spoons
until
the
right
time
for
emerIn turn may return to the soil
r . use against all problems would most of the leaf chewing and
should
then
be
sprayed
libergence
arrives.
The
hole
In
for another 17 years.
However, I will boring insects, and the mala
s |be foolhardy.
the ground from which they ally on shrubs and
The adult cicada is a stocky emerge is about one-half inch Spraying on a small scale is stick my neck out and s u r e s t thian controls mites and cer-'
:
insect with prominent red eyes, in diameter, In areas of heavy often insufficient to obtain re- an
an all-pcrpose
allpcrpose spray
spray that
that should
should tain DDT resistant insects,
give
adequate
protection Captan pprovides p
and transparent wings which Infestation, the soil in some sults.
fold tent-like over the body, areas will be literally pock
if a proper against most fruit diseases
The second step is to u s e afcainst
j ^ r a y s c nproblems,
edu]e £ a d h w d t o
These adults appear suddenly, marked with emergence holes.
chlordane
as
with
grub
con-!
he
important
thing
to remem- There are several products on
T
and may live five or six weeks.
the market that may contain
The adults mate a n d the fe- The cicada emerges from the trol. Spray 4 oz. of 72% emul-jber is that you must continu- the same ingredients or similar
males insert eggs In numerous ground in the last nymphal stflable chlordane in 25 gallons louMy spray your trees at pre- ones, that serve as all purpose
slits in small limbs and. (immature) stage, it sheds its of water for every 1000 square'stnijod intervals to get thesprays. These are very good,
branches. In doing so, they skin on trunks of trees, fences feet of soil around trees and best results. One or two spray- however, the cost of ready made
may damage young ornamental posts and buildings. The light shrubs. This is the most im-'ings during a growing season packages will be far greater
Home and Garden Tips
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O sty! can you see, by the dawn's early light,
What so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming?
Whose broad stripes and bright stars, thro' the perilous light,
' O'er the ramparts we watched, were so gallantly stretmii
And the rockets red glare, the bombs bursting in air,
Gave proof thro' the night that our flag was still there.
O say, does that Star-Spangled Banner yet wave
O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave?
On the shore, dimly seen thro' the mists of the deep,
Where the foe's haughty host in dread silence reposes,
What is that which the breeze, o'er the towering steep,
As it fitfully blows, half conceals, hiif discloses?
Now it catches the Kltam of the mining's first beam,
In full | glory reflected now shines on the stream;
Tisi the Star-Spangled Banner, O Banner yet wave
O'erj the ^arad of the fre,e and the home of the brave!
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Between their loved homes and the war's desolation!
Blest with Tictory and peace, may the heav'n-rescued land
Praise the Power that hath made and preserved us a nation.
Then conquer we must, for our cause it is just,
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14, 15,
Jaycee-ettes Chapter Hold Slate Inducted
Joint Installation Annual Session By Sisterhood
".CCP8,
Fairly, Qe*r\j
.Impartially Each Week
tiplete News Pictures
WOODBRIDOE - The anu«l meeting of the Board of
AVENEL - Installation of
officers highlighted Sisterhood
f the
th
Chapter of The Na- B'nal Jacob's June meeting at
Jewish
t tonal Foundation was held last 'the Avenel-Colonla
Community Center. Welcome
evptilnn at the Chapter H
was extended by Mrs. Milton
quarters In Perth Amboy.
Kushner, Installation chairMr. Joseph Duffy, chairman man. Mrs. Philip Brand dellvgave a report on the 1962
I the Invocation
March of Dimes and stated Mrs.
Hy
ated
$82,038.46 was raised In the
P-ldenC'revie;;? the^st
[county
vears accomplishments, praisWilliam D. Hand submitted ing he members for their coopDiplomatic Courier
tl, n
Treasurer's Report for the
and active participation
,,!, Stanley
Post for Sullivan " 0 6 1 , listing expenditures watkm
to asterhood activities. A past
. Nolan i>re$24,638.22. During the year
u< the new WOODBRIIXJE — Germany ••Chapter assisted 116 polio p r e s e n t s pin was presented
Mrs. was the destination of Joseph
jr. Sullivan of Woorjbrldge, as Patients, 5 congenital birth de- Leberman. "Mltzvah - A Difrets and two arthritis patients. vine Commandment" was the
M,ln nd-.heieft on Tuesday to hi* first
•• Rs an overseas assignment as a dl- National Foundation Health theme of the Installation cereMnynr plomatlc courier at the Amerl- Scholarships were awarded to mony.
tlirpr^.fltudonts ln Middlesex Mrs, Lieberman, Installing
, «ttendcd! c » n Consulate OenprBl l n County .
two in physical
ther1 Frankfort.
y
er officer. Inducted the following;
apy nnd
• - one
one in occupational Mrs. Martin Lltlnger, president;
Mr. 8ulllvan, a graduate of
h scholarship pays Mrs. Sidney Nochlmson, fund
.St. Mary's High of Perth Am- therapy. Each
\ i'n'
yearis raising vice prsldent; Mrs Jules
. boy and Rutgers University J500 00 per year for four
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" •"-•- f o i u n i i , Mrs. JUiei
m kUlK
'was.
at
the
time
of
his
appointl
"
n
total
of
$2,000.00
to! Islfir ' Program vice presidentstll(i
ill.' wxt in
nch
s•t l l ( i ™tMrs
™t
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- Morton Weil, membership
. .I..., will be!ment to the Foreign Service
D ffv
reported on the 11 I p r e s l d e n t : Mrs. Melvln
Staff of the Department o i L , , Duffy
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^Ported
..State,
State, a Machinist with Mack!™,, ' TTTTrraattm e n t Center for schiesinger, organization vice
™,, IWflft8 a B
A1
'•••MflHlt.
Hospl;Truck,
Tuck Inc
Inc. of P
Plalnflcld
llflld
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* «Wes H
o s l president; Mrs. 8ol Slotnlck.
<}:<< i;roup o n
Since his arrival ln Wash- tal In Newark, to which the treasurer; Mrs. Marold MelU
,| urtlon P r o - Ing ton,
|Chnptrr has
of I recording secretary; Mrs, Har- m o rr nn mn gg , ww nht n/ n tMhr
< i h i . '"•>«"'• D
**• *»•• ' n May, Mr.
old Blacker, corresponding sec, one of NewCounty
"''" l n . , 1 !8ulllvan ha« been receiving
Je
ii
retary. Mrs. Farer presented
':: rrd ' h n P training for his position as a
,Mrs, Lltlnger with the lncornMr
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pnrtlclpato
in
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courier. His Wash-;, n|r ,,
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,lnn president's pin
I. Kton assignment was capprd f r ' , T"'" °J $ 3 2 ' 2 6 1 0 0 t o t h L s
Mombers working on the Inr r
1
Middlcs
by a three-weekV o r i e n t a t i o n ? n , r ..fj™
« stallation affair with Mrs.
&To n o w r w l v
course at the Forehm Service^I
-,ff t
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ce llf1K r1a
and treatment there Kushner were: Mrs. Irving MaInstitute in Arlington. Va., Mr "'
"uffy
also
repnrtpd
on
1111.1' Mrs. Slotnlck and Mrs.
'. . . w h e r e new employees are fa-'tj,!.
>er|,il Treatment Center Albert Sossner, refreshments^•'"•"1 mlllarlzfd with condltloiw they !nr
for which a , r n n , ! ^ S X^™™'
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Hubert * U I e n c o u n t f r oversew, as well n f $
W
as with maters of protocol
and
Hall
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" R » l n . ^ SPton ,S<'l.lller, tab!e arrangmenU;
p
of Medicine
Stem, floral
ylVl
*,, trv m Jersey City Nine1'""5 SSylvia
* St*m' n ° r a l arrwlv diplomatic procedurr.
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Mrs.
Harold Meltz
P
a r o PBr
Worried
,lf,|!
->and Mrs. Morton Glnlger. vis!lnr; ;n a nrn.nt of $45,••-i'M>- off I
ual tcchnlques:
Wife — I always worry when 00'0 , 11
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Mrs.
Scheleto 1 lu.s Center.
you're away.
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and Mrs, 1
Green()1 :a Becker, Executive
Hubby-But I'll be back be-S c c ,
Invitations and reservafury,
reported
the
County
f
k
u
tlons; Mrs. Lltinger and Mrs
present assist- Ll
wife - That's what worries
Two award* were given durandlng the evening by Mrs. James
was1 Nolan; one to Mra. Jerry Shea
Brass'for being the outstanding Jaycee-ette of Woodbrtdge Township, and to James Nolan for
rvenlng
his outstanding assistance to
the!
«f
: ,ilim
the Jaycee-ette president,
,, ,,( the
. . Richard Bassarab served as
'".Itoastmaster.
ill:'
°VV
f £ \
™
»
™y
PRICE TEN CENTS
Repairs
7o
tates
oved
.:l r i n
Sill- I
vid I I , -
'•Inipnr
'topple
•Mrs :\
.IIlRhlnn
nortlirrb
Mrs. H
^•ere Ink
ending
Pays
Job
jOennal II
First, Aid
five, was ti
sion of the
his sister, /
abrasion of
aiui
Both were rel.
I rtha R hl r
30
m M
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ttruck
r
on t h e r , g l
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'' * - * ™* P"k. The ,rrlrtent occurred Tu rS da y ment.
striking another vehlrlr toppled over onto the Rlrhtrr car on St. Oeor/e
Hill was less
Avenup, across from the Beacon Liquor Store.
result of the co
treated for a
and chin, and c< .
slon. and remainfB°rOU|h Cnan.
muthorlMd an
Cornell
.
\venel Pupils
i resent rlayTREND
miv
to tab
^EL - Mrs. Joseph W.ll Despi
AVENEL
Vesvlte the delu^dmon, «t
elley, principal, reported »,Government official!"
;rcat number of parents a t - i f i r M s m e n a r e recelvln
nded a program last week P e °P le concerning Wlutlon 01
resented by the students ofj K e n n e d y' 8 proposals ftf lw tha
•Ilss Josephine Muradas1 sec-! care l o r ^ a » e d - A ' • ^ WW en*
|slble to spot a definite'
md grade, School 23
,
The play, "The Queen and this time.
he Old Woman In the Shoe", Some congressmen
exncluded speaking parts, danc- majority of their
Is
and singing. Some of the ents favor the President"!
bond
others
ililldren made costumes uurar
from posal
. ..while ~""
that
instruction paper andc o l o r f u l i majority oppoeejt
the
:t'epe paper.
JFK PLACES C O R N E R S 1 ^ to
.
ttv.
loc: d In firth Amboy, Now
Ford Fund aids schools in ln- B r
tematlonal studies.
; tr , •wlfk ami \Ve.strield.Four-;CONVF.XTION SET
cliildn-n with conuenital
VVOODBRIDGE—Announced< frets mid two children ment of a three-day district
or Mrs. Census shows 912.574 Puerto
rhnimntoid arthritis havejconventlon of Jehovah's WitIlu-arw In New York.
Tceivrd asslstanre. The;nesses was made last night to
trr h:i', also assisted in the!three Bible study centers lo'arisen, the queen; Charles
Ing.
te,:;i.v or nvdioation, braccs.joated at the home of Mr. KoiBarry, the pieman; Richard
Olali, Simple Simon; Debra When the $70,000,000 block• il Mm- , brace nttcratiotis,vacli. Railway Avenue, WoodUrenick, Mary, Mnry Qultc •long building across the street,
whcl cliiiir ropain for pa- brld::e; Mr. Mullins, Schoder
jfrom the Capitol is finished ln
Contrary.
'^ «ifri iwlio, birth defects1 Avenue, WoodbrMge; and Mr.
1'ril
late 1964, the members of the
\inhny School No. 1
»rt!ii-!!:1
'Murphy. Madison Avenue,
Portraylng the parts of the House will have three bulldlngi
i.viird Wil.Miii, chairman of Avniel. Hie announcement was
dlpp. Hl|h lrho»l)
children were John Marls, Ger-for their office suites and com.Speakers Bureau, reported'marie by the assistant presldaldlne Hayes and Qlldwnrg. A mittees.
he and the members of ins mlnlstor of the Perth AmMaypole dance was presented
June
CommiUee are willing toiboy East Unit congregation,
by Harold Arny, John Marls. Thant assures Bonn on East
s !>:00 A.M. to 12 Noon
<_to clubs and other groups;Mr. James P. Murphy. The con- JOINT INSTALLATION: The Jaycees and and Jaycee-ettes installed their officers Sat- Anne McCarthy and Tara Germany.
r< urdlng the w(irk of The Na-venUon. which Includes the me nrda.T at a dinner-dance at the Brass Bucket. Left to right, Stanley Mann, Jaycee Frame.
ijirN - (prailes 1 through 8
l Pnuudatlo'i and the Mld- tropolitan New York-New Jer- pa<t president; Mrs. James Nolan, Jaycee-ettes past president; Mrs. Fred Stebbins, new
Mrs. Phyllis Flnkelstetn, anill>-'''X County Chapter.
sey area, will be held ln Rooseother second grade teacher, achead
of
Jaycee-etteg
and
Joseph
Vazzano,
new
Jaycees
president.
• impm nnrnt of Grades and Strengthening
I-Y.p new members were jvelt Stadium, Jersey City, July
companied at the piano.
I'lefti'd to the Hoard: Mrs. Paul 20-22, according to Mr. Mur• Students of the third grades
XPENSE LIMIT URGED
Snllrvan, East Bninswlck; Mrs: phy.
— ALSO —
lof the school recently made a
Ed*ard Huffman, Plscataway
Senator Clark (D-Pa.) has trip to The Land of Make BeTown.'liip; Uurmce F. f a m - I Amboy; Dennis A. Fitzgerald,
irged that specific limits believe. They were accompanied
1 nrifhnient Program
Carteret;
John
W.
Ambrose,
iiion, Woodundge; Dr. William
ilaced on expense account tax by their teachers, Miss MarPollen Perth Amboy; and Dunellen: Joseph J
[eductions permitted for food, garet Fagan and Mrs. Susan
rv;itional French and Spanish
Mayor fiamnel J. Kronman of East Brunswick; Harold
Irlnks, and travel expenses,
Rudnick and several mothers.
Music — Arts and Craft
i Smith, Madison Township;
!llghlii:d Park.
WOODBRHXiE—The Evan- ithe Ladles Aid Society under The senator urged that such
Mrs.
Thomas
Weber,
MetuchIn ii'lditi'm to thr. i' new
Dramatics and Dancing
[elical and Reformed Churchjthe leadership of Mrs. Steven limits be written Into President Bob Newhart awaiting TV
membt
Kennedy's tax revision bill contract renewal.
tin' follow!!.,; mem- en; Herb Filler, New Bruns- will hold Its annual family pic- jsimon. president.
ii.S MAIN
under consideration by the
bi-rs «r-rc elected to continue wick; Joseph H. Bums, North ale, Sunday on the church
The Lorantfy Guild will Senate Finance Committee. He United States gold loss $75,to servf (or the COIU;IIR year: Brunswick; Mrs. George Hoff grounds beginning with a Hun'man, Perth Amboy; John A.
a social which wt
proposed a $7 limit per person 100.000 in week.
M. Jo .•;)h,Duffy. P'Mli Am••• Junr 21it, from I P.M. in 4 P.M.
Tor meals and beverages on any
boy, c::.ilrman; RaVmond C.
lunr V.ni, from 1 P.M. to 4 PJrt.
Liffln. South River. v;cc-chatrT F. Wilson, Perth.'Amboy; John Iteven Simon, chief elder, Is auditoriu'rn with Mrs. Anthony me occasion.
• > Jiin f 23rd. from 9 A.M. to 4 P.M.
man; Mrs. John Lyons, "East Ij. Pecoraro, 8outh Brunswick; general chairman assisted by Ambrose as chairman. Gifts
Brunswick 2nd vict'-i ti.urman; jJostph R. Hollfelder, South I!J fellow officers and members will be awarded during the so-WOMAN AS ENVOY
('. WHITE, Director
'.Villlani I) Hand Eriwm, trea- River; Harvey E. Lohr, Spots- if th* board.
cial session, Rev. Leslie Egry, The first United States wo
v.iri'r; Mrs. Archli; K Koralg, wood; G. Edward Rteger, South The dinner and evening sup- .pastor, advised , and dancing man aa an envoy to an Iron
PHONE
Plainfleld; and Mrs. David D
Curtain country has been
.Sayrevillr, secretary; Dr. Wilper menu are being prepared by will begin at 3 P. M. with music
W60 or VA 6-103«
Becker, New Brunswick.
ll:im G. Kiihn, New Biiinswiek;
provided by the Driftwoods. named by President Kennedy.
Dr. Albert A. Scliw.uU, Perth
Special student tickets may be Mrs. Eugene Anderson, forHR1STIAN SCIENCE
purchased at the door. Re- merly Democratic Natlona.
LESSON-SEBMOV
freshments will be served under Commltteewoman from MinneHow spiritual understi ndlng
the leadership of Stephen sota, has been named Minister
>f God brings freedom from
to Bulgaria. Her first experl
Gyenes, Jr.
Tm
eariness and fatigue will be
mce of this type was ln 1949-53
jrought out at Christian Scl- Special "Graduation Sunday" when she served as Ambassador
will be observed at the church, to Belgium and to Russia.
•nce services Sunday.
Scriptural readings In the Sunday at 10 A. M.. with Rev.
Lesson-8ennon entitled "God Egry addressing the members
the Preserver of M*n" will in- who graduated from high
ID
:lude this verse from Isaiah school or college. High school
World's Largest
40); "They that wait upon graduates Include Carol Dobos,
Qni All Make
Ernest
Kara,
Jr.,
Peter
Kun,
he Lord shall renew their
Seller!
strength; they shall mount up Robert Keller, Prank Neal, and
and
Sensational Value!
with wings as eagles; they Joyce Slpos; college graduates
shall run, and not be weary; include Audrey Beres, Rutgers
and they shall walk, and not University, and Lois Malon
Douglass College.
'aint."
One of the correlative pas- Special music will be offered
sages to be read from "Science by the Adult Choir. Father's
land Health with Key to th. [Day service and recognition of
Scriptures" by Mary Baker the Sunday School teachers
Eddy states
.. .. <p-217>:
.
"Th( will also take place at this
scientific and permanent rem- time.
91 Main Street, Woodbrldje
Phu Deposit
V
edy for fatigue Is tq learn thf
Picked Vp aJ WarthouM Only \
power of mind over the body or
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