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Published Werklj
On ThnruUj
WOODBRIDOE. N. J., THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1960
Knterrri » 2nd Clin Mull
At p (i., WoodbrMgt, N j .
PRICE TEN CENTS
MDs Bai Bitter Factional Primary
J
1)0 "art
_
In Clink r ight§ r ace Both Parties;
i n As to
Kdictn;
In Stiff
by
Unit
1
rill < IIAKITV DRIVfi BEGINS; Thr alimial i-ampiiiRn fur funds for thr Mt (armel Nursinit (iulld, conI,,,- l.iitli- Servant SI*Ur« of the Immaculate Cotin-|illon, officially lii-ean Friday at St. Joseph's Totivent,
Hill. Tlir Guild taken carr of the bedridden, rniardlri* „! faith. Frmit row. Irft to right, Rev. Z. I*»Mrphrn'K ( hurrh, Perth Ampoy: Rt. Rev. Charlw (;. MeCorrldtin, St. Jam«' Church. Woodbridge: Bishop
I union IHnew*: Rev. Joseph Kerr, Holy Spirit Churrh, firth Amboy; lUv. Daniel Glorgl, Holr Ronary
,,l, Amh.iy; bark row, Rev. Vlnrrnt Lenyi, Our l.ady of Mt. f.irmel Church. Woodbrldge; Rev. Joseph Bnoh ,.,. I..,,iv of Pmee Church, fordi: Rev. Stephen IHirvalli, Our Udy or Hungary Church, Perth Amhoy, Eev.
M.ilin, Our lad.T of Fatlma Church, Perth Amboy. Itrv. (Iconic \rdus, Holy Trinity Church, Perth Amboy
• nd Mini Margaret Sullivan, secretary,
Finn MayHave Two Foes!
WOODBRIDQE — With all
thr commotion raised over
whether Doctors of Osteopathy
nhould be permitted to offor
their services at polio inoculation clinics. Mrs. Heinz Kochlrr
president of School 11 ParcntTeacher Association, announced
t o d a y the parent-teathei
groups in the Township have
decided to abide by the decision WOODBRIDGK — Commisof the Middlesex County Medi-jsioner Clyde Edrington will not!
cal Association and hold their serve as chairman of any of thej
clinics as heretofore, with only standing committees of the
M.D.s In attendance.
Board of Education according
Discussinft the issue raised to a list released today by
by the Greater Iselln Civic As-.Francis Wukovets, Board presisociation. Mrs, Koehler said .she dent.
wanted ^to make ft clear the Mr. Edrington last year
clinics were not * Board of served as chairman of finance.
Education, or a Township Asked why a chairmanship
project,
was not given to thr Colonia
, "The parent-toheher groups! man, the only reply jUr. Wuko|buy the vaccine and syrlnaesjvets would make was:
1 and they pay all expenses". she "Selections were made on the
explained. "We charge a dollar, performances of the various
committee heads last year. We
A disenwlon «n thii Issue feel this year's committees are
will be ftund <n the editorial for the^ gpod and welfare of
page entitled "It Thl« Really the community."
Ne«e».wry?"
For some time now Mr. Edirlngtoii has been at oddp with
Edrington is Stripped
Of Major B. of E,Post
(. S., Jersey Coast, American Girls
Welcome after Middle-East Trip
$i»lih Seen
Disappoint
local \outh
SsHais
youndation for research. We
meetings of the finance comhope the publicity given will mittee of which Mrs. Ruth
not mar the
Kahree and Robert Vogel were
The clinics, for third inoculations only, will be held l n ; w
,r 'Mir
.il. anti Jeriejfj
iiiid
Avenel March 14tn the after-YOU
American!
WOODBMDGE —
The new committees are as liticat situation in the
follows:
ahip perhaps could be
Finitnce, Mr. VoKel, chair- up best by L'll Abner With
man; Dr. Halph Baronr, John cxpiRssion, "It's confusing,
Feiz, Mrs, Kahree.
amusing."
Buildings and Grounds, John Both parties are laced
jCsubai, c h a i r m a n ; Messrs. inter-party friction with
diddles "jumping the gun" _„
iBarone. FRIZ. and Vogel.
throw their hats in the rtrtfSupplies, Mr. Handerhan, and others threatening to xvm
chairman; Messrs' Csabai, Ed- independently.
rinRton and Felz.
Friday night, Edward Beyle*
Transportation, Mr. Mullen, Democratic Municipal chair*
chairman; MesSrn,Csabai, Ed- man, called a meeting to se>
rinRton and Handerhan.
lect a First Ward candidate.
I Athletics Committee ithls When the vote was counted
committee has been revived there were nine for Wlnfield
tins year to aid In High School J. Finn, former Board of EduV
athletics particularly >, Mr cation president and five i<ft
|Mullen, chairman; Messrs Felz Emil Pa}ak. Thereafter, Mt.
Seyler declared Mr. Finn th«
[Handerhan and Vogel.
otganliatiob candidate statinf
: Program and Policy, Dr both men had agreed to "let
jBarone, chairman! Mr. Edrlng-the majority rule."
'ton, Mrs. Kahree and Mr Mr. Pajak yesterday said ha
CI,YI)K EDRINGTON
has made no such" agreement
iHnnderJian.
members. Whut dpcLsions were' Public Relations, Dr. Barone, and will confer with the groups
made, Mi. Eriiinffton evidently 'chairman; Mr. • Csabai, Mrs interested in his candidacy
first. In answer to the question
iKahvee and Mr. V<fte
made himself.
whether he will run independently, as rumored, he replied:
"I don't know yet."
Meanwhile a third candidate
has appeared. He is John J.
Doyscak, Rowland Place, who
has long been associated with
the Democratic party. He, too,
has not yet made w his mind
whether he will rmf in the p*l- .
mary against Mr. Finn or W&ktiJ
independently in the NovembW
or non-staggered; Law. This plan was -approved by;elections.
wards, tha
iithe votevfcTiifi
l
t mayor
d i> elected'
'
I" *hfy .*',,
terms.
a study by. its"&'\a
four-year term. At the; (Continue. on Page 2>
•%dl«on,"
,
Charter Commission recora-[election in 1957, seven council-i
mended a Mayor-Council Planlmen were elflcted: tMv for a
E as set forth in Article 7 ofjtwo-year term and three for a
the Optional Municipal Charter
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Make
Own
noon and March 1$ in the eveniiiK; Fords. Iselin and Woodbridge, March 16 in both after,
noon and evening. Clinics will
be held in the s&mt buildings'
jas heretofore.
ii.rniiiire a t tf»e
j At Tuesday's sesMon of the,
>• Niivxl Art h i jTown Committee, the Greater;
(M 1: C'ovr, L I.,
ilsflitn Civie vAssoetation aaked
i -(I frwn an
jtiv committee to urge the! (Note: Thin is the second of
mi a (relghWri
I Medical Sdeil/fcy ta rescind its! a serieH of articles on the
. v f a i l i U i : ' l i b e r s of the so- advisaUPty1 of ctunifint we
creti fannet work with others I form (rfHirovernjiierit in Wood' 'practical »(irk
who are not affiliated with the
bridce Townsfifr. Every effort
.-•mired of Webb
AMA
hat been made to present
> ntt'i B«1 and
Stewait Hutt, awitetant Town the pros and coJis on the
» Bums of Cold
iContlnued on Page 2)
subject.)
served as enBy RUTH WOLK
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i'i> on the ship
ir t r i p .
WOODBRIDGE — Nearby)
HOME tROM THr. MKDITK.KRAMAN — Hert Buwrnl is shown above In the livlnc••:• »"»« t l t f " S . 3 . room of bin homr, SJ frirnun Slrrrt, with * lullrctluu of Greek pUtn and vaaei that he
municipalities, including Rahf the American
way, Edison and Clark, have!
brouxbt bark as «i(U for hi% mothrr. Mrs. Albert H. Boweri.
I' cutried a 52seen fit to change their forms;
I » cargo at for- mtt •
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of government to keep up with;
Kiam H,d mm Thl» May Come as Surprise, but—
the rise in population, the inI WOODBRIDQE—Milk vend- crease in municipal casts, to (By Staff Correspondent I
in. It docked at
—'
|ittg machine owners are plan- enable-them to meet the prob- TRENTON — There is DO
among
ning to fight an ordinance lems facing their communities likelihood the state will grant
which was introduced Tuesday at present and those problems' a charter for a bank in Iselin.
t\|>nis Turkey,:
by the Town Committee, regu- which will confront them in the Agitation for an Iselin bank
:iolanca stud Teli
has developed through relating the Installation, oper- near future.
Town C.ommitteemun Complain* Victory Apre$ Residents
ation and Inspection of me- This week, we will discuss cent weeks by a group of
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Have Been Deprived of Something We Haven't Got!
chanical milk vending ma- Edison Township, a munici- enthusiastic residents of that
area who felt that it now is
chines. Public hearing will be
pality which has problems simi- sufficiently developed to warMarch
IS.
WOODBR1DOE — "Politics! pended on wells fur diinkmu the engineer said. "All that ii
lar to ours, although their offi- rant establishment of a pureThe owners will contend the cials have been more adept in ly local banking institution.
That In the only thing that dc-water rive septic tanks are left are Just minor details."
layed the Victory Acres wwei^overjlowiiw with the result that Commltteeman John Evanko, proposed license fee of $80 lor attracting fine industries* and The state Department of
project", Towiuhip Ennlneer itic lehidents ar» afraid to who served as chairman of the each machine is excessive and thus increase their ratables.
Banking and Insurance, howHoward Madi»on said yestei -Idnnk the well water for fear of Township meeting in the discriminatory.
As I wpote in last week's ever, has letjt be known that
absence of Mayor Frederick M. According to the ordinance article the Optional Municipal while it applauds the local
!
ar e
Adams who is confined to his machines located ouUide build- Charter Law of 1950 dffers spirit, that it does not feel
» reMdenl of!B lr* ' * delegation appeared Three moutlis 'ado,
other from
Townahlp meetliiK Tuendny CDinmltu-cman slated, "Mr home due to a bad cold, ings must be situated more three basie governmental forms sufficient support is as yet
promised, the project will take han four feet from the proper- with numerous options such as available. As a consequence,
by Pa- and demanded and received the Maciusou told u.s the project was
'top priority". The delegation y line aad lighted with non- various-sized council, non-parti- the chances for a charter
promise
that
the
sew«rs
In
the
75
jwi
cent
completed.
The
• it Wandra* and
at first appeared satisfied and blinking lights during hours of san, or bi-partisan elections, are extremely remote.
;
I*elin
development
will
receive'other
d»y
on
the
phone
he
told
' Sunday in a
election By wards or at-large, It was pointed out by those
,me it was 60 pei tent-corn- most of them started to leave darkness.
''•i | chase which 'top priority".
Each machine, according to
the room.
Mr.
MadiMD
wtld
the
projecijpU-ud."
• i<rt over pp miles
the measure, must maintain a
'sull'ed by the previous MI-. Costollo then presented at Suddenly a conference ap- temperature between 35 and
to
be
taking
place
and
by most of th«
reported ahinlHi4tration when it de-Vtmmj
45 degrees fahrenhelt and must
>'=t vious day from vetoped
tod iliie «ewers would
ld co^t
t propers-owners asking relief. | o n e ° r t l l e «l0UP demanded "clearly and concisely" give an
1!
" Thelma Bakery twice aa much as other seper Yrsterdaj. Mr M a d i s o n | t h a t tt definite date be given. accurate description of the
' ;i " owner John W»t«|na of comparable size dw shu*.d Tin- Iiidfpeiident-Lead-!Voice5 w e r e l o u d a n ( 1M r - E v a n " product being.sold.
l!v
street. The Co-lto tlk rock condition in the,,,. M t|U. •umpleted plot plans^o ispped for order several)
•'lio later admitted•»«»•"
I and muph jutlining the sewer8.jtimes'
'••'i. drovr to Union' Conunltieeman Thomus Cos- As you can xv. most of the! Mr. Evuako again promised
i!
"i' ins friend wittiiwllo acting u npokesman for work hnt> bi-eii completed anditha/t the "top priority" pledge
•i"111 Hie'night after the groMp at Tuesday's newionl dcty anyone to estimate ac-jwotild -stand and that, everyaaid the development has nociiratrl.v.wiii'iher it is 60 per tiling posbibU would be doiw to
'cjty Wit«r" or sewers and de- cent or "S per w;nt completed", eleviate the «situat»on.
,]:, «oi n real
x! Ii'om BetV
: Mi and Mrs.'
. .v hS Freeman
Democrats,'
Baffled,
Seek Accord
Wide Selection for Government
Change is Offered by Statutes
I Milk Vendors
To Fight Law
We Don't Haw 'City Water', Mr. Costello
'IVencral
Bank Charter for Iselin
Regarded as Improbable
Base Rate
Put at $17.80
WOODBRIDGE — When the
Township budget was introduced Tuesday it appeared as
if the base tax rate for 1980
per $100 assessed valuation
close
to Commissioner would be 117.88 as compared
Charles ii. Howell of the with $16.57 for last year.
Department, that adequate
Yesterday, it developed the
banking facilities are now rate will be $17.80 or possibly
available through local and $17,78.
In checking Township budget
nearby institutions. Absence
of substantial commercial or figures against certified budget
industrial depositors which figure* received irom the Board
could be counted as likely of Education yesterday, it wa»
patrons of an Iselin bank also discovered they did not recon*
was'cited as a reason for a clle. Inquiry revealed, the
negative opinion on an appli- Township used preliminary
cation fora new bank within figures issued by the Board, be*
Woodbrldge Township. At fore it decided to cut appropri*
present two banks — the ations and use more of Its siir*
Woodbrldse National and plus.
Fords National — ^already
The result Is a break for thf
serve the community, and in taxpayer.
addition there are established
To reach the figure released
banks In Rahway. Perth Am- on Tuesday by the Township
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Woodbridge American Legion Post, Now 40,
Has Auld Lang Syne Night with First Members
Skills Dies;
Jeweler Here
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Mm, Kaymond Cbalt, Mrs,
WOODBRIDGE -- Funeral
services for Irving S. Sails, 52,
218 North Park Drive, chairman of the Woodbridge Township Parking Authority, were
held yesterday afternoon from
the Gieiner Funeral Home, 44
Green Street, with Rabbi!
Samuel Nswbmer officiating.
Burial was in Beth Israel
Cemetery.
Mr. Sails died early yesterday
at Perth Amboy General Hospital aftur a .short Illnemj.
For 20 years Mr. Sails con
ducted Sails, Jewelers, Main
Street. He was a member oi
Woodbridge Lions Club, Ainerli:us Lodge, F and A. M., and
Coutogatioii AriuUi Israel
REMEMBERING 'OVKK THEKt': yid-tjiners of Woudbrldse American I.rtiini w*r«- hunured with eonsecwtWc membership
Mi. S«Us also .served as an excardVul a dinuw 1'rWay at the Legion Home. Seated, Stewart A.tSchoder, Frank Monteialvo, Joseph J. 811**, Avel C.
ecutive board member of RariJensen, Charles H. Kuhlmaiii|pharles Aiiness, Anton Larson. Standing, Roy G. Valentine, Michael J. Trainer, Atiiust F.
tan Bay Council, Boy Scouts of
Laurer! department eseeutive cominltte^man of Middlesex County* Emll Slry, Meinert O, Uunt, post commander; Wade L.
America. He ww u member and
Brown, vice oonunander,; Hyw r\ Lanon, and Boy E. Anderson, past Uepurtment Commander of New Jersey.
past president, of the Wood
bridge Businessmen's Auoqi
Michael J. Trainer, Roy NeiU. Arthur Sotterstoiw, EnUI '••
WOODBRTOGB — Long-time August P. Grelnei, John J.
ation
M. jSiry, judge Bernwd W. **
He ii survived by his widow, mem^rs lit ^Woodbridge Anujrl- Haborak, Axel !C. Jensen, Q, Val«JttJn«.
/Lillian (Shutlnskyi; a daugh C*n Legion were honored with Charles H. Kuhlman, Anton R. Thirty yaws. Wade L.'Bvoyn Vq
, Hyer P. Uisen, Dr. Jo{ye»w, Wallace 1
.. ,
her, Mrs. Marvin Mofaowito,
, Walter ivmn. Joaeph Kwca,!J
Woodbridge; hit father, 8M»u. opMCutlve
k
Charles Jr., John p. Larion, Arthur ,
•1Q. SftUs, Miami, Fl». r . . Prlday at the Legion Home. Eiroy, William Meulok,
Ltvi, Percy H Locker; Johft,
«lstar, Mrs. Abrahwn Ftelabh< They are: forty years. Boy Miller p r » n k Montacalvo,
THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1960
• PAGE TWO
They visited ti,,
Maries f
brew University in ,]cn,
Edison
has
been
working
unstae
Decibua i n selected as] orenjon, Barron W. Schoder and three councllmanic posi- tatid and prescribe to the der its new form of govern- Bert and Joe took a
and saw the orlfjlnuis (,:
superfloun at this time.
tions at the next election two nincipta and purposes under
Dead Sea Scrolls, The i
Woodbridge National la wldt- the orftniuUon'8 candidate Edward A. Trost.
months now
vhich
It
Is
established.
Just
as
rears
later,
with
all
officials
Othrn Honored
NaJareth seemed imri1:i
lr regarded as both itttffit However, his opponent, Chutes
folks
who
worked
for
r
he
best
automobile
In
the
or thousands of ynw
and
well-managed a n d V Betersen, 547 Jensen Avenue, Fifteen years, Charles F. An* serving fottr year terms.
changeover,
a*
a
whole,
feel
the
would, therefore, receive pri- Avenel, announced today that less, DomlnlckP. Aqulla, John "The mayor serves as chief hands of an Incompetent driver new setup has worked out well.
to the wasn't an auto to bo SH i
el was by donkey m ,
or consideration if banking he wlU make his bid at the Aquilt, John Baraniak, Dr. executive under this plan and an be wrecked quickly, the With the candidates running
On the return trip an,,
authorities believed Addi- Primary election. At the aamej [enry A. Belafsky, Edward 8 is required to appoint a busi- best form of government in the at-large, sectionalism has been
the
Riviera,
. FORT READING - Funeral tional facilities in the WUn- time, Mr. Peterstn named irookfleld. Walter M. Coab, ness administrator charged hands of poor officials can wind
Atlantic, the "Exerniom1
services for Walter J. Gurka, Colonia section were neces- James Hoffman, Avenel Fire Michael A. FBher, William H. with the duty of assisting the up badly. Mayor-Council,Plan overcome to a great extent. beaches were disappointing i-ery heavy weather, mth
.,45, 915 West Avenue, tfho wai] sary for the public conveni- Commissioner, M his campaign Pullerton, Charles Oyenes, Ed- mayor in his administration E is an infinitely better vehicle However, there hits been some the boys thought
bad stormtr and WHITS „
crushed to death early yester- ence.
manager. A lifelong resident ward J. Henflowlfch, John The council serves as the legis- of government than the com- grumbling on this point from
H J FarDl«e« n t
30 feet high. Th« ship ,-,
day at ihe American Smelting
\ot Avenel, he has served at lango, Richard Jannl, George lative body and has no adminis- mission plan, but it still needs folks who have been used toj -No"long, w h i t e sandy reduced speed the «h<ii<>
calling the commissioner from
and Rcflninc Co., plant will be
County Committeeman and U iouser, Charles P. Howe, Ed-trative functions. . . "
good men to guide It for the
taking 11 days for the m
held Saturday at 8:30 from the
active In various Republican ward Keating, Thomas T. Rath, Under Ihe new Edison gov- best interest* of the Township their ward to have a hole in »
when the west-bound
coasT.
bu
the
road
fixed.
Now
the
cal
'prelner Funeral Home. 44
organizations.
'r., Joseph Jursinsky, Oeorge ernment there is a Department
S i ' r o c k s , almost," Bert con- had taken only eight
Authority Ii Broad
'Continued
from
Patte
V
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Green Street, Woodbridge and
Mr. Declbus, attempted
). Kninun. John A. Kuhlman, of Administration and there "A change In the form of must be made to the head of tinued. "It> supposed o b e a The Webb cadets iuip.
the department who may be a
at 9 o'clock at St. Anthony's The pair came to Woodbridge'get B committee seat on twollc'hard W. Lfrsen. Alfred
resort, but it w
ten* generally In the enmm
cannot be more than nine other government requires the makChureh.
| l n e following afternoon andj p r e v i o u s occasions, both unsue- jombardi, Charles M. McOetperfect stranger to the comegress, and we dldn t see learning to shut down ti^ , 1
departments, all of which arejing of many decisions. Under
i0 degress.
plainant.
offlcers
saw
the
c«r
onjoeggfuii?.
A
native
of
Port
Employed
F
igan, Peter J. Mooney, Edwin directly responsible to the this plan, all offices, and ofEmply as a first claw elec-|the
oeggfyiy,
of the famous bikinis. It Jengines while ln ports ai,(i ,1
Among the old-line politi- any
trlciun in the maintenance de- Route 27. At the same Ume. Reading, he now resides in M. Mooney, Javes P.*ooney, mayor.
„ much too cold for them. up the auxiliaries, iw- 1
fleers, cease and determlno and
wai
cians there is also some grum- Nowhere on the trip did the
•partment of the Perth
h Amboyjthe
A b h boys spied
i d the
th policemen
l i jj Avenel. He is an ex chief ol Vrthur E. Morin, Dr. rarbert
the government must be rewere responsible for ' , | |
plant for ihe past 18 years, Mr.jand .took off onto the Oardeniport Reading Fire CompanyL. Moss, Alfred L. Peterson, The mayor Is required to apbling for they call the new form young Americans see any girls engineer's log.
organized.
The
laws
provide
• Gurka had climbed to the top,State Parkway, riding on shoul-and a member of the Ward'i Walter Patskanlck, Joseph L. point a qualified administrator
of government "more expen- ?ho compared in look, and atthat the board
Asked if he had been M ,
of an overhead bridge crane m m of the road, cutting other Republican clubs,
Paulln, Anthony Pesce. Arnt J. to assist him In budgeting, library board, housing author- sive."
tracUveness with the talent at
personnel
and
purchasing.
The
As one political figure who
to Investigate a sluggish hoist.!vehicles and narrowly missing
Snafu All Over Again
Peterson, William W. Plerson,
ity, magistrate, police and fire- asked to be anonymous put It: home.
Not exactly, thank i;<»
'The Second Ward situation Robert Qulnn. Edward Re- mayor cannot "pass the(b,uck"
while the crane operator. Harry several cars.
A couple of the sh.p_s offi- But the first couple m
men and employes protected by "It looks good on paper. But
in the Republican ranks \i stll meczky, Malcolm J. Rutsn, for his administration,
Jones, was oout to lunch. Mr. Officers Wandras and
cers said Paris has good-iooKt e d re- finally caught up with thej» mystery. Julius Izw>, Ford* Howard R. Reyder, Russell J, The plan provides jnany tenure or Civil Service, are not Igive me my old commission tag girls," Bert admitted * f Ings out when I not rim
• Jones, 61. Btaten IIntend,
affected try the change
The form any day"
the 105 degree heat in i
announced
he
was
a
candidate
Rlley,
Leo
H.
Seger,
Henry
O.
checks
and
balances.
turned
and
set
the
crane
In'
tu
teenagers at Valley Road, near
a grin, "but of course we dldn t glne room, with all thos>
h t Mr.
M the Clark-Westfield Exit, forc- last week, but he was not se Smithies. John W. Stephens, council adopts ordinances Sub- new governing body has au- Those who think the change
. operation unaware tthat
_ stomach felt qwei
Ourkft wai working on.it. The ing them to stop at r m point. Incted at any Republican or Joeeplr P. Somers, RoWrt A. ject to approval or veto by thethority to set salaries by ordi- la all for the good feel the ex-iet UP there. Ill ssy one th ng
for the European people that the least. But in three
, Port Reading man was crushed |The boys were turned over to ganizatlon meeting, accordin Sullivan, George v | n Tassel mayor. Major appointments by nance, both for employes and penditure for the administrator
we did meet, however. Almost days it djdn't bother nn
and John M. Yuhas.
the mayor hre subject to coun- for itself and the mayor. While bring* savings in other ways
bttween the lift »nd a cross {Acting Captain Kenneth Vani to
all of them could speak English
our
suggestions
are
not
in
any
building truss.
Pelt, head of the juvenile! At this point, party leaders Ten years, Morris J. Bern- cil approval. The mayor pre-way binding, we do recommend They are happy in the change
pares the budget for review by
insist t h e y are still Interview
A resident of Port Reading ( bureau.
stein, Leroy P. Caroson, James
an annual salary of $6,000 for (To be continued next week) the French '
became Interested in in
for 40 years, Mr. Gurka was It was the second arrest Offi- ing candidates in the Secom W.Duffell, Victor Dugan, Frank the council and Its approval or
Bert said that one morning ^ w f t t e r , . n e n h l s Iftl]i
|rejectlon. The council employs the mayor and $1,000-for the
a member of the Port Reading cers Wandras and Singer made Ward and no final decitloi
Fleckenstein, Richard H. the auditor to check the councllmen.
The key poslin Cannes his friend, Joe. who n c u f f R o f t d y^,,,,
Exempt Fireman's Association, involving juveniles attempting has been reached as to whethe:
O. Holcroft, mayor's financial operation. lon in this plan is the office
grew a beard for the trip a™ h f t d n i» own ruimiir
. the Lone Star Social Club. Car- to get away in stolen cars with- Mr. IMO will be the candidate Foerch, Robert
was sporting a beret, fell l n » 1 8 m l l n ' S creek and vo>,,
81dney W. Blanchard U th Donald G: Hutching5, William The council has the right to of business administrator. The
(Continued -rom Page 1>
teret, the Holy Name Society] m two Wee"ks
Republican choice to rur E. O'Neill, Jr., Frank J. Investigate any aspect of ad-law says he shall be chosen
of 8U Anthony'* Church. He u[
solely oh the basis of his execu-.
against Committeeman Costett Schmidt, William J. Sirnack, ministration.
survived by his widow, Helen
tlve and administrative quallfl-' from "»
gixtweek yncai.
the Fourth Ward and Com Patrick A. Tufaro, Edward A.
(Konkowich); two daughters,
dock. Little progre." wns be ng ] n
In
its
report
the
Edison
Wojtkowski.
cations,
including experience in
he hopes to 1
mltteeman
John
Evanko
wi
Carolyn and Lorraine at home.
Charter
Commission
said
of
. 18-fooier
seek reelection in the Fiftr
or knowledge of accepted pracFive years, John W. Almasi,
(Continued from Page 1'
this part
Albert A. AquUa, Charles J.|
the auditors estimated $3.21 forjWard.
"While the mayor would be a
Blum, Richard P. Forbes. Start'
Municipal purposes a drop of
part-time official, as th? elect- vitally important that a w
ley
J.
Cheslak,
William
J.
HaugJ
three cents; $11.45 for local
Jr., Melnert O. Hunt, Arthur L. ed executive of the municipali- qualified man be obtained
explained
said l: ..'
o t the ^ounUies explain
schools an increase of seventyJennings, Jr.. Vincent Kafton, ty he will be in an ideal position this- position, preferably a man
the^irit two yews ti.. :
he * M J f " ™ " c a u M
six cents and M.22 for the (Continued from Page V
aa tt ;;. tt n
Woodbrdg tthat
h
t
he
ne
e Woodbridge
kih thought
Edward A. Kopper, Joseph A. to take the leadership In guid- with experience as a municipal
*
tute provides this. As n :•
County, an increase of fortyexplained. "Turkish
:oun»el, informed the commit- Kursery, Charles F. Lipke, Jr.,1 ing the local government. In manager. The Township shou
Bert worked lusi
eight cents. Now, the school
^ um
aded the.the beret and hert
o
r
C
8
O
umO
l t h mMI
e Brooklyn Nav> •
WOODBJUDGE Frank portion of the rate It expected tee "it has no jurisdiction over Charles J. Molnar, Constant J. community development, in' be prepared to pay b e t « e njj ^^ _ w e r e pftid 8 0 cents for an
an Ca.sablanca was a plaw( wrai,
governmental affairs and in$10000
the medical profession." and Montazioll, Eugene Zambo.
$12000 for such an J
S day.
d
th port of
Martovic*. Meredith Road, Co- to be closer to $11.35.
$10,000 and $12,000
Jght hoSr
At the
of appallmg extremes of P ^ ^ i» two final year-, t,<
the political life of the Town- executive who would give full Lkendrum, a small town, aland ^alth
"^be expected to get a Job'
lonia, was named asslstan
^
The budget includes pro- hls.advice was not to Interfere.
ship,
leadership
Is
essential
to
In a naval architect's of!,
time to the Job. The salary for^ u t ^
^rved as the post;The Prench
building inspector at 14,400 per vision for items which repre- Committeeman John Evanko,
real progress."
this he must find him>
this position will be well spent£ f f l c e had the only heating.ful hole s
year effective March 7, He re-sent additional municipal coats who served as chairman, ruled
n
orl
e
Mayor's Hands Full
because a qualified man will, injlgtem around, and that wasjbdes, but the > *J |* ° ' *
I guess you learn n
' places Edward Seyler who re ln 1960 not included In thethe committee could do nothing
'Continued from Page 1 >
In Woodbridge Township, as jthe
the lonir
n.n ™
« f«r
thethe
corner."
population
live wrew •.tlllfe." the quiet, handsom.
u o f of
c o"coals'
a ) g l n in
long run.
save
farmn™
more » pa?
cornerArab
"|Arab
population
>lse "but to conform to the
signed two weeks ago.
prior budget as follows:
four-year term. As their terms former Mayor Hugh B. Qulgley than his'annual salary."
| AlsoatEakendrum local offi-ily, ^ e P t n * o n t h e s t r e
omore concluded. "But
The committee also received! Salary equalization and ad legal advice rendered us."
discovered and as Mayor Fred- As it worked^ out, not all thej c i a i 5 boarded the freighter and night.
expire,
all
counciltnen
are
iknow that I'll ever l.
a letter of resignation from justment, $35,000; ordinance
A statement by the Greater
r
e
l
erick M. Adams has already recommendations in regard to'posted signs saying that any-,
much about so many n.
" *
Peter M. Kukan as Asslstan odifJcation, $5,000; contribu Iselin Civic Association, noted elected for four-year terms.
1
1
as I did In ti.'
Township Engineer. In his Ion to hospltalizatlon insur there is "an authenticated re- Under the plan, Edison elect- found out, the position of salary were accepted. The Edi-Une found discussing politics The two A™™* *
paused. I'
letter Mr. Kukan noted the ance (50%), $30,000; purchas port the Middlesex C»unty ed to have the mayor and mayor is gradually becoming son mayor receives $6,000, the or the government would be found Israel a
«tl- councllmen, $1,200 and fhe ad- J«rlled and fined $500.
jture of customs " ™ ™ J » ~ ' ^ l d e r t u i Uip."
Town Committee is planning ing department, $18,075; add! Medical Society will order the councllmen run on a partisan & full-time job. With an estis
mated population of over 'O.-'ministrator, $9,000.
I The "Exermont" tied up at from Biblical times and modern wo-__
to hire new personnel ln a po- tional park-playground equip withdrawal of its members and basis.
,
:
— -—
;,-—-^——.—^«^^^"^^^"^
sition of lower classification ment and facilities, $29,600 support from the public health Members of Edison's charter 000, the problems are many a nd ; .
with a salary higher than he 1959 Road Capital Improve project if and physicians and commission were William Mc- varied and
received.
ment Costs required by ordl surgeons DO., are permitted 'cord, chairman; Dr. Raymond manding to speak to someone
"Such action", he wrote, nance to be included m theto participate. . ."
Icurcio, William Dunham, Ed"<Joes not reflect a treatment 1960 budget, $25,692.17; and Dr. Benjamin F. SlobodlenJmund Sullivan and Anthony
of employees on the basis of provisions got give additional;,ilairman"oT""tiie'EtWc7c"om- Yelencsics. Roland J. Delfausse
One of the safeguards in the
merit, experience and devoted; policfmen.
1 mlttee of the Middlesex County served as consultant. They met
new Edison Charter which im
Service."
"~" Total general appropriation;
Medlcal S o c l e t
M
t h e ^ ^ frequently, interviewed all their
pressed me was that no lameMr. Kjikan said he will
for I960 amount to »5,246,259.-| pendeTlt . Leader n e d i d n o t m . local officials, reviewed In d
his own engineering office.
tail
the
operations
of
the
20 as compared with $4,796,- g e s t o r o r d e r a n y . . w l t h d r a w a l .
Frank Maklary was appolnt- 939.18 last year.
jj o n i y t n a t t n e
form of government, held pub
code does
ed as constable ffor one year. Committeeman John E v a n k o , ^ m m aany
bli
n y mmember
e m b e r oof
{ t htheillc
e
hearings to sound out public
without salary.
announced that a special meet- SKlHy to w o r k w l t h R n y o n e l n ' sentiment and visited R a h w a y . j ^ 1 5 ' ^ ^ 1 ^ 1 ^ 1
i
t discuss
dicus the
th budget w U
ing
to
Ut h e professl()n n o t
_
Teaneck, Vineland and Mount
responsibility for executive and
be held March 21. Copies will;w ! t h A M A o r i u b r a n c n e s .
Holly to observe the adminisStolen Safe Found b V a U 8 l e b r e
tration of other form* of gov-j
V
.
n
,
,
^
^
M
f
'
^
do
not
intend
to
get
acdetailed budget m a y . ' t * . ; t t n y c o n t r o w s y > a b o u t %
ernment.
-Less Cash, That h and
Opportunities for
seen at the office of the Town-1
The Edison Charter Commisbetter proWOODBRIDGE — A safe ship clerk.
The release of the Iselin sion in Its report unanimous!
The
public
hearing
and
final
and more
stolen Tuesday night from a
group further states:
declared that its old form
New Brunswick tavern was passage of the budget Will takei «^.ne membership of the government—commission form
place March 29.
| Q r c a t e r Iselin Chic or ine governmentco
found by
y Woodbridge police
J yesterday morning—but minus
Aaod- _ . n a s l n h e r e n t fctecta v n l c h
immediately ordered j ^ ; w i m i m ^ r
, some $dS().
V 2 <Uctate against lta continued In recommending the change
drafting of letters to various
•
A phone- call was received by j
Mayor-Council Plan E, the
local, county and state civic Further in ite report
J the local police from an an- (Continued from Page 1'
Edison Charter Commission
commission stated:
and
Public
Health
agencies,
Democrats
have
selected
their
* onrmous person
informing
"After careful consideration, took note that just changing a
' them that a safe could be found candidates. They are Joseph pointing out the situation.
form of government did not;
J on E. Arthur Avenue, Colonia, Nemyo, Fords, Second Ward; the letter stated that, in view we have determined to recommake for good government per
» near Iselin. Detectives Arnold Robert Jacks, Freeman Street of the identical level of edu- mend Mayor-Council Plan E,
* Hauser and Joseph Gyenes Woodbridge, Third W a r d ; cation and internship, and the which provides for a council' to
. found the safe in a gully, with Committeeman Thomas Cos- same medical examination be- be elected at large with parti- They wrote in their report:
• all the papers including deads,tello who will seek reelection ing required of both to obtain san elections. This plan pro- "We recognize that a change
in the Fourth Ward and Joseph their license for the SUll prac- vides for an elected mayor to in the form of government is
Intact.
O.
Kennelly, Colonia, Fifth tice of medicine and surgery in serve for four year term. The not the complete answer to obpapers
indicated
the
The
Ward.
the State of New Jersey, the councilmen also serve for four tain better government. The.
owner and New Brunswick poVERY SPECIAL!!
law merely sets up the frameLADIES and CHILDREN'S
lice were called Just at the Another case of apparently Greater Iselin Civic Association year terms, except for the first work of government to be adterm.
Since
Plan
E
provides
for
same time they were- called toj trying to force the organiza- deemed the action of the Midministered by men, The men
tion's hand has occurred in the dlesex County Medical Society overlapping terms for councilInvestigate the robbery,
First Ward in the Republican Is not in the public interest." men, three of the councilmen who run the government must
ranks. Fred Strahl, who has The organization said that by lot, will be chosen to serve believe ln both the spirit and
long been an ardent worker in f the decision of tke Medical for four years and the other letter of the law and be prepared to carry- it out. It is
the group controlled by Mrs.
Society were to affect the suc- four for two years. Thereafter
(Continued from Page 1)
John W. Boos, Introduced* :ess of the clinic, it will spon- there will be four councllmanic vitally Important that the can(Values to 8.95)
boyiandMetuehen, all neigh- James Hackler to The Indepen- sor a clinic of lu own at "which positions to be filled at onedidates for public office under,
(Values to 3.98)
bors!
dent-Leader, "as First Ward all duly licensed qualified phy- election and the office of mayor this plan of government under-j
It also was recalled that candidate." Mr. Hackler him- iicians and surgeons will be in1 Ix>t of
a r e c e n t application of self called yesterday to reaf- 'lted and permitted to particiWoodbridge National for es-firm Mr. Strahl's statement! pate, and in the willful absence
COTTON
tablishment, of branch facili- and to provide some back; of any group, the remaining
ties to serve the Iselin-Colon- ground material on himself. participants will be given comSTBKTCII
filr
la area was rejected on theMr. Hackler is & life-long resi- plete and full cooperation."
dent
of
the
Strawberry
Hill
grounds a branch would be
Concluding the association
section of Woodbridge, attend
S
NYLON
stated:
Kr|. I N
— Specialising in —
ing the local grade schools and
STRETCH
•Concern
h,as
been
expressed
Pair
is superintendent of a con(Regular to 4.95)
AH Phases 9f Beauty Culture
that this action by the County
struction firm in Newark,
Medical Society would Bet an'
For Appointment Call
Not Settled Yet
unwholesome precedent, and
LADIES'
MEN'S IX)NG SLEEVE
Ralph Kudilnsky, First Ward leads to uncertainty as to what
GOP chairman, Insisted the could be expected in the event
Marie Daldone, Proprietor
organization "has not yet of a public disaster or cataspicked a candidate" and would; trophe where all qualified
37 Washington Ave.
not do so until over the week- medical perwMUWl w o u l d be
Carteret,
Up*' Jersey
end. Although Mr. Kushinsky
urgently needed and would be
did not indicate whether others
equired to work together coSilts 12 to 40
are being [Considered, other
operatively for the public good."
(Vaues to 3.98)
{Values to 3.95)
party leaders stated "at least
two men, not Including Mr
H a c k l e r , are being InterBOYS' and GIRLS
Ladies'
viewed."
(Continued
from
Page
1)
The Republicans are having
difficulty, too, in the Third McDonald, Harry A. Reyder,
llVard, where by a vote of 7 to 6 Dr. C. Howard Both' uss, Fred
Kills
Plant Worker
srs sros
90MPH Race
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THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1960
PAGE THREE
BPOEUmt4
To Insta
Candidates
Librarian AdToAltare
Meet March Hth
Lauds Club
WOODBRIDGE — The Catholic lay committee of Rarltan
Council Boy Scouts has anWOoDBRIDGE—A year has nounced that all candidates foi
passed since the children's the Ad Altare religious award
readinu room—a gift of the roust appear before the boiml
Township Business of review on March 14 at 7 P.
ami Professional Woman's Club M - a t Ovl l^&y of Peace church
- was opened at the Barren
Barren annex, Fords, Each Scout must
Public Library, and It hasb r t r i 88 wl * n n l m h l s completed
woonmuixiE
A
fpl.liiR of tin- Emblem Club, Of § j
Wnodhridsie B.P.O. Elks
held Monday at, Trinity Cm!
Hiilt, Rahwny Avenue,
Mrs. Joseph Mawpo pr>
A benefit fashion show ;
application.
liati
proved to be a circulation
t)p
held October 5 at The !
The
annual
presentation
will
builder, according to Mrs. Caro
In Metuchen with Mrs.
be held Sunday, March 27, at.
lyn Bromann, librarian.
f ireco, chairman, and Mrs. k
"To say that this gift of St. Mary's Cathedral, Trenton,
thony MHZMO, co-chalrmar)^
the Business and Professional w l t h Bishop George Ahr off)
Mrs, Mfirsc Baio, Installation,^
Women la appreciated Is put- elating.
dinner chairman,
ft
ting It mildly," Mrs. Bromann
the dinner will be held AprjLSfr, 3
said. "The proof la the fact that
at the LOR Cabin, Amboy '*W-V
20,360 books were circulated
nue.
from this room in the year It
A total of 37 paid up HMftlhas been opened."
bers was reported by Mrs. Phjfl* ,
The children's reading room
Us Moore, membership chair20 x 40 feet — was constructed
man.
through the efforts of the BPW, W O 0 D B R I D G E- Mrs.
Announcement was made M«
which secured cash through Thoma» Bellanca, 60 Martin
gardlng a movie which will be
public subscription, labor dona- Terrace, has been named chairS AKK THE TOPS: So says the Air Force. Above U . Co|. . V. Hanelby, of
man
of
the
Woodbrldge
area
In
ii shown at the May 9 meeting.
tions and running affairs to
Srrvire llendquarters, Wrlght-ratterson Air Forrr Base, (>„ In shown conitratFurther details will be avalMde
raise money. It was completed the I960 campaign for funds -by
nj tnhn !'. l.<"o. Hllh School principal durliiK a recent visit for the excellent
at a later date.
on February 28 Of lMt year and the United Cerebral Palsy As" „[ woodhrldif With School seniors who have taken the Air Force qualifying
A group'of wo.mwt ftoin t h *
an open house was held that sociation of Middlesex County.
,„ itiniis. l.t. Col. Hawlby said It was "a pleasure to meet officials and faculty memThe
current
drive,
which
will
Perth Ambo> »nd Dov«? cHu>» '
day. The room was formally
",! i iiich school which produces hlxh caliber applicants for the electronic, pilot and
CEREBRAL
PALSY
LEADERS
IN
WOODMUnOF.
VIKIT
TREATMENT
CENTER:
Mrs.
were in attendance. Mrs. John
opened to the youngster* on be conducted outside the United Julian Qulnn, co-chairman in Colonla, and Mrs, Thomas Bellanca. Cerebral Palsy Cam",,,„• positions in the Air Force." Left to right, Barnard Novlck, Guidance Counselor
Fund orcai* seeks to raise (32,
;
Bennett, Dover, Supreme DisMarch 2.
'' . [| (ol. Hawfby, Dr. Lorn, MaJ. Douglas H. Kden, Commander of Air Force, repaign
chairman
in
Woodbridge,
vUlted
the
Perth
Amboy
Treatment
Center
to
witness
500 to partially offset the antrict Deputy, presented t h *
'
rrultlng In New Jersey, and M/Ngt. Carl Dunn, area recruiter.
In addition to constructing nual operating expenses of the the program and services provided the County's cerrnrnt palsied victims. Her e they are
charter forming the local group
watching a demonstration in the social therapy department, given by Sharon Lovett, of
the room from a dirt cellar, the association's treatm
into an Emblem Club.
BPW stocked the room with at 277 Bertrand Avenue, Perth Edison Township, under the direction of Mrs. Samuel Danziger, social therapist. Rie
Those attending from Dcfrer
1960 goal for the "53 Minnt« March" is $32,500 to continue the operation of the clinic
new books. The club also plans Amboy.
included Mrs. Edith Reinhstfdt,
for the balance of this year.
to purchase additional books
past president, Mrs, Grace
this spring from money re- During the past year the cenLamerson, Mrs. Jessie Moatey,
maining in its Barrou Library ter provided edueatlonal servand fund raising in these tones and Mrs. Elsie Miller.
Fund. However, constant use ices and therapy to 167 chilcall for full team work and codren. Of this number 3 came
,,.|)HIMIX".B - Miss Paof books, especially by young- from Woodbrldge. Total treatoperation among voluntary and A rehearsal was held for tfe|
WOODBRIDOE—The
WoodHospital
Building
Fund.
The
\;.., \;<>on<y, daughter of
governmental agencies to ad- ritual and installation of offibrldge Branch of the Perth Thrift Shop Is located at 401 sters, wears them put and newments given were 7,691, a 25 per
! Mr Krtwln M. Mooney Amboy Hospital Woman's Guild State Street, Perth Amboy, and books must be added often to cent Increase over 1958. Atvance In our battle against dis- cers April 30. Thereafter »thi9
K:il'n Avenue, and Edease and to supply essential ritual will be held at
met at Fellowship Hall, Rahway Is open Thursday, Friday, and meet the demand. Children's tendance rose nearly 12 per
meeting.
books that are not obsolete and
Sniilti. s o n of George
Mrs. Bellanca
Heads CP Drive
u
SmithMooney Hospital Branch to Hold
Wedding Held Fashion Show March 24th
Local Residents Named
By Community Chest
Avenue, with Mrs. Gerard Dal- Saturday from 10 until 4.
cent and the total transported W O O D B R I D G E—Three Ice president; Gilbert P. Aug-character building family and
are in good condition are alton presiding.
Mrs. Dal ton announced ar- ways welcome and may be left was 4,227, an increase of more Township residents were elect- ustine, second vice president children's services. He emphaAssociation Circlet
ed for three-year terms to theMorris Margaretten, third vice sized:
A fashion show will take ranfjements are being made for with Mrs. Bromann at the li-than 7 per centr.
The association hopes to oc-Board of the Raritan Bay Corn- president; Axel Olsen, treas- "We must obtain best leader- Meet This Afternoon
o f place March 24 at 7 P. M. ata tour of the hospital.
brary.
Meetings for April, May, and The Pickwick Club and Other CUPV i t a n ^ treatment center minity Chest and Council at urer; C. A, LaZlzza, asslstan ship and the most competent WOODBRIDGE—The circles
• i'n'Fbytertan Church, School U with Mrs. Joseph
September, will be held at 82 friends of the library have add- in Roosevelt Park In September th" annual meeting, held at thetreasurer; and Mrs. Isadore personnel for our different of the Woman's Association ot
Caso,
general
chairman.
The
.,: ,, at the chur«h
agencies and We must forget the Firs^ Presbyterian Church
theme will be "From Tots to Oreen Street, Woodbrldge. Theed new books to the shelves foronOctober «;f this year. Joseph Howard Johnson Restaurant, acobson, secretary.
Teenagers". Mrs. Leslie Egry board meeting will begin at the first anniversary ot the J. Seaman, prominent civic Route 1, Serving on the Board Reelected to the Board foi the municipal boundaries In will meet this afternoon as. foli.,?!!f urn- Miss Kathy will be pianist.
7:30 P. M. and the regular
children's room, now an Impor- leader and Perth Amboy ac- are Frank Bloom, Sewaren; three-year terms were: Robert our work arid think in terms of lows: Circle 1 with M r s . - D .
..- WixxibrldKP, »nd
Committee chairmen are as meeting at 8:30 P. M.
tant part Of a library built In countant, who Is serving as gen-Rodney Cotton, former man- W. Christofferson, Miss Sylvi area and regional association LocUe, 128 Green Etreet; Circle
Vinstroim, Perth Am- follows: Mrs. Walter Puckett A flower show will be held at
eral chairman, said the newager of the Woodbrldge tele- Kluft, Harold Levy, John E. so that we can better serve the2 w l t n M r s . w . Kalbherm.' 74
1876. They are:
center will provide care for 400phone office; and Samuel Madsen, Morris Margaietten, people we aim to serve.
pieetwood Road: and Clrcte 3
and Mrs. Charles Naulty. re- the next meeting.
:, : ,t. Hi tended Union freshment*; Mrs. Sidney Dorn Program for the evening was "We Are All Americans," patients.
Swerdel, Woodbrldge.
Nathan Margaretten, Comm.
with Mrs. O. Lauritsen, M33
"Enchanted
Islands,"
"Sam
TO PLAN REUNION
c .;:• .:>• and Is a senior
piano selections by Miss Fran
Amboy Avenue, Metuchen,,
and Mn. Paul Yuhas, prizes
Patch," "Spaceward Bound," Mrs, Bellanca has been active Other new Board members Donald Olsen, George Otlowski,
r ;hr Perth Amboy and decorations; Mrs. Jacob Heller, Iselin.
"All About Marjory." "Buslne&s In Cerebral Palsy campaigns Include Edwin S. Quln, Super- Raymond Safran, Joseph J. WOODBRIDGE—A meeting The following will meet -JWa
Scheln and Mrs. Mclvln Melanin Pets," "Just Like David,1 for the past eight years and intendent of Carteret Schools Seaman, Louis P. Sellyel, C. will be held at the home of Mrs.evening: Circle 4 with Mrs, D,
:•: Kit^-i.Mim IK stationed son,
tickets: Mrs. Lester
"Newat, The Brave," "Expir- was chairman of the Cerebral Albert J. Cerulo, Arthur J Christian Stockel and Robert Michael Mltrosky, former Ann H . Aaroe,'423 Elmwood Circle;
li.-;'.:.;nn. Georgia with Btockel and Mrs. Norbert Jost,
Moe, 848 Forbes Avenue, Eagle Circle 5 with Mrs. C. J. Ebelto?,
ing the Himalayas," "Rufus Palsy Telethon in Woodbridge. Lance, Dr. George Kohut, Wilentz.
models.
Redtail," "Mirror Mirror," "Kid A native of South Amboy, she Richard Schultz, Mrs. Henry Dr. Jesse B. Aronsson, direc- Rock Estates, Perth Amboy, on 103 Grove Avenue; and Circle 8
There will be a membership
Brother," "My Heart 1R In thehas lived in Woodbrldge for theJaglowski, A. Clayton Hollen tor of the division of local Monday night at 8 to organize with Mrs. F. P. Howell, £13
drive In April, tin. Andrew
Hills," "On the Trail of Inca past 13 years. She is married der and Miss Veronica Smith, health services of the N, J a committee to plan a 25 re-West Avenue, Sewaren.
Lockle. membership chairman, WOODBRIDGE-Mrs. Frank Gold," "Sequoyaln." "Boy's and has two daughters, Kath- Officers elected for 1960 in Department Of Health, told union of Woodbridgs High
elude Edward J. Patten, presi- more than 100 guests that School Class of 1936. Class Plan for World Trade Center
announced
FbrtJ-two new RUSMII. WoodbrWge and Mrs. Book of Camping," "Andrew leen and Betty.
dent; James O. DeLancoy, firsi health and welfare planning members are urged to attend widely endorsed.
members have Joined since re John Domejka, Fords, will be Carnegie,' "Treasures in the
honored with state awards foi Depths," "Famou* Pirates,"
organiMtlon.
Clubs; Miss Emma C. McGall, I
Mrs Fred Ascough. Thrift five years of service at the an •Willie Skis," "Magnificent Westfleld, first vice president
Finns "<"f<|ahop chairman, reported thatituuil awards luneheon of th« Pumpkin," "Birds of All Kinds" of the state group; Mrs, Marie
out Dinner'
'
. Chapter
_ . of and "Uncle Remus."
a onl Scout
Dinner monies from the Thrift Shop go!Middlesex
County
Blddar, past president; Mrs.
i 1.: at a meeting of to the Perth Amboy General the American CBiicer Society
Katherine Ludovy, president, I
BPW
Birthd»T
•. Auxiliary of the
and training school.
As the Barron Library cele- and Mrs, Marge Carley, first
h>- wsi rooms with
The luncheon will be held brates the first birthday of Its vice president of the R a h "The Friendly Store"
V Meeting
March 14 from 10 MA . to 1 children., reading room and way Business and Professional
:,i!ci iJinc, and Mr*.
.smith, Edwardsvllle,
A, ir married by the
Society
To Give Awards
Dinner Planned
For Girl Scouts
1895
SeibyHoh
the renovation of t h e . Sbrary, Women's Club, which served as
sponsors of tne Woodbridge |
Club.
L-:r,;|).< AT ftkbrftttl
mbets <t tneCancer
Unit of The
on Week with several St. James HoJy Hftmt Society Colonla Club for ten years of ans Club will mark Its third Miss Ruth Wolk, charter
birthday tomorrow night at 32president of the Woodbridge
will recetv* holy communion in continuous
BPW, will read a brief history
Oreen Street.
<:IIILI<.:iity scrupbook serv- a body at the 7 45 A. M Mass
Special guests, according to of the accomplishments of the
.;ii M:- Andrew W a r g o BB'A light brenkfast will be s e r v e d ; T O \ V N EMPLOYE S E S S I O N
Mass, and then the reg- WOODBRIDGE—The Town- MLss Betty La Bat, chairman club during the past three
i (Itsciuued Books
imzzlf.s arc needed ular meeting will be held.
ship Employees Association wil will Include Mrs. Gertrude Lee years. A surprise program of
Freehold, president of the Newentertainment will be presentWhite material Is Tomorrow night between 8tnold its regular
meeting
g
g tomornllv needed for cancertand 9 P M. at St. Mary's row night at ii'P. M. at the Jersey Federation of Business ed by Miss LaBat and her comand Professional Women's mittee.
Perth Amboy. a new township Karaite
jChurch.
j
uu:;.-ity scupbook it be-jcycle of nocturnal adoration;
.h::ii!tfd to the.Depart-jwill begin- Last year a total of
•: New Jersey. LsdKa'|400 hours were achieved, and a
{new goal of 600 hours or more
•Acre given by Mrs. is planned for this year
:
'>bus. Mrs. Frank Rut-j This afternoon and tomorrow
' Mrs Al Wishney on'afternoon a Catholic literature
•'••••'' projects.
jand book -sale,will be held" In
•:-it ion and election of i l * «chool auditorium The tale
'••''• take place a t t h e will take place again on Sun' u s on March 10. A day from 7 30 A. M. until 12:30
IIU'MT will also be held. P M
•amh.uy
„
.
:Chui<:h, New Brunswick.
~ ,i. li (.ill! SCOUtS III
CHRISTENSEN'S 1960
Limited time only
As seen on T V
n you buy any
playtex
living bra
MON-COIFFURE
*3
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•>i»"iiliilng In
(J^tM\
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I Tinting
Hiiir Styling
IHoytex mokw this offer becouse th«y
know that you'll olwoyi weor a Playtex
Living Bra after you try the first one.
All day long you'll enjoy th* heavenly
comfort of America's # 1 elastic bra.
You'll love the way that only Playtjx
•tretchtt with you, breathe* with you,
y«l d w a y j Jtoys in place. So right now
buy a Playtex living Bra and Playtex
will send you $1 00 for any tired,woriMwt old bra you send in. Bu" hurry,
offer good for a short lime only.,
TtUphone
ME -*-962-l
[-Wr.f7Al
and up
x« ippomtmnn
it\itn » AM t o * CM
rrldMi Till 9 I'M
• IVrmanents
Start Planning Your Wedding at
Playtox Living Bra with
Magic-Circle'" Cups.
CJfwIor jlilch tups that won't shrink or
twist out of shape. White. J2A ti.
42C.$3.W."0"siMs$4.95.-
TED'S
OfFIR TW
Pfayt.i U<lK« iMfllin* tra «iih
•hi wciiino tloiik mogttHtiidtiD lor Ih*
imaolhtil butt la hip lta» *rtr .32A to
44C. Whin <n mw low prkl o( $5.»J.
STYLES
• « A«y OtCB*lo«
"D" nut U.9S.
OUTSTANDING
QUALITY
TUXEDOS « T
"How come telephone men
all wear glasses, Mister?"
TED'S
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12* t , 42C. $1.99, " 0 " u r n
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SATISFACTION OUARANTfED
°Po» Fveningt By Appelntmrnt
V|
SIT OUR MEN'S SUIT DEPARTMENT
i'.l!
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CLOTHES,"
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,
ME 4-3826
I'reity oijscrvant young man! Yes, all no ?crvi«e is so urgentr-tliat we cannot
telephone men who work with to'bls do wear, take time to perform our work safejy.".
Safety he;lps make the Telephone Comglawcs. The reason is safety—protection
un the job. That's the reason, too, why pany a good place to work. Protects teletelephone employees take special driving phone pedpje and the public. Increasei
icsis and art given comprehensive first aid our efficiency in serving you.
L»it year—if you-U pardon a little pride
U4ining. It has meant accidents avoided,
and often lives saved,'both on the j o b •—snothcr safety record was set at New
Jersey Bell And lost time fr
and off.
In' every thing telephone people do, wai reduced for the fourth Straight year.
wtety is comtantly emphasised^
,
Wherever tekphone peopJe ivork, yqu'H
Kr thj» sign; " N o job is w important and
1
Christensen s
Department Store
H*l
G T H R F Open 9:J0 A. M. to 6 T. M.
NEW JERSEY
t l v l n » I r a wllk
yJhiipl'" Cup). N»l
pwMti but pi*4haM •» top
you utwrally. Whin, 31A t» ) I C
H O U R S Cloted All Day Wednewlay
•Mi
FREE PARKING
At Be»r Entrnnoe
'.§
PAGE FOUR
THURSDAY, MARCH 3, I960
JUST SO MUCH BETTER
OPEN
SUNDAY
9A.M.to8P.M.
^
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%j
Our unconditional meat guarantee means simply this: We do everything humanly possible to make sura all Mutual
meats are downright good eating every single time! Better meals build better families.
FLAVORFUL, JUICY, TOP CHOICE
RIBS o'BEEF
?/' MONEY vSk
:'Y SAVING \y_
MUTUAL
KING OF THE ROASTS!
SIMPLY GOOD EATING
THAT'S GUARANTEED
TO PLEASE OR YOUR
MONEY CHEERFULLY
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limit qnMtitiM.
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SEAFOOD FOR LENT
1
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Fresh Fillet of Haddock
»59' '
JUICY RIB STEAKS - 6 5
M^
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YOU ALWAYS SAVE MORE AT MUTUAL!
RIB
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33
Center Cut Pork Chops
Center Cut Pork Roast
Country Style Spare Ribs
Ib
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69< MUTUAL = COFFEE
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9.1.
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WATERMELONS 10
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49
BROCCOLI
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1
PEPSI-COLA
7
GRAPEFRUITS
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No. Vi
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LINDEN HOUSE
DELICATELY SEASONED
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bot.
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plus
Urge
GOOD SIZE-HORIOA SEEDLESS
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7««1.00 YOU ALWAYS SAVE MORE AT MUTUAL
Kl
Orange Juice
19c Morton's Pies
'
13'
83c Morton's Macaroni and Cheese 7 ^ 1 . 0 0 Sliced Bologna
2,., 15c King Size Fish Sticks «X Pk9 49c
ib,pk 49c
River Valley Flounder
Muenster Cheese •"> 15'
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Sea Pak Breaded Shrimp
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FRESH BAKED FRUIT PIES K f t S X
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CHOICE OF:
APPLE-PEACH
BLUEBERRY
CHERRY
PUMPKIN-MINCE
OPEN
SUNDAY
9A.M.to6P.M.
59
Dinner Ready Ham Slices
C River Valley String Beans
ea Starkist Tuna Pies
Birdseye French Fries SS
7*1. pk,. 4 S c
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23
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Mutual Super Markets WoodbrWge
Rahwuy Ave.
at Main St.
OPEN
SUNDAY
9A.IUQ6P.M.
THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1960
PAQEFIV1
(School 15 Lists Full Program
Honor Students For Clubwomen
OBITUARIES
ractor. Born In Perth Amboy,
Slate Nominated
By Colonia VFW
i s B U N - Donald c Whlta
WOODBRIOGE OAKS REPORTS -|
AVENEL — An address on
GLADTS I . 8CANR
COLONIA — The following
Robert Nealc, Adams Street.
loclal security was featured at
slate of officers was -nominated Ml UMOIB aHbw»». IMUO
• Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kro- B n « W . 108 year*. Mr. Jen*% leaves announced the honor roll for
the recent meeting of the
•,\i..l:'T«L U-S-1679
neit and children, Barbara,
at a recent me«tlng<of Colonln
oad. who died daughter, Mrs w f k Ptamar. the third marking period a
Junior Woman'. Club of AveEast Brunswick; a son, Louis, followsPost GOBI, Veterans of Foreign —Mr. dud Mrs. William Blh- Carol and Walter, Wood Avenel at the Avenel- Colonia First
if Edison; two sisters, Mrs,
Wars: Harold McCord, com- ler and children, Carol, Susan, nue, attended a birthday party
Grade 1, Mr. Hodgson, Anita Aid Squad bulldlnif. Robert
US Tindall Lgnes Oreintr, aoutb Amboy,
mander; 8. L. Jones, senior vice Kathryn and William. Jr., 27Riven for Mrs, Walter Kronert,
BattltoisDebra
Corcoran,
MariBmlth,
of
the
Equitable
Life
nd M n . Mathilda Neary,
commander;
John
Woods, W. Warren Street, attended a Sr., Livingston, on her 7ltfa
niii.li. Middle
-.|,'iii
lyn
Ecctes,
Alan
Oatley,
CathInsurance Company was the
•trth Araboy; two brothers,
Junior
vice
commander;
George birthday party given for Miss birthday.
erine Sera, Patricia Willis.
speaker, A question and answer
H, Amboy, he harles Jensen and Nels LaurQulllen, (juartermaster; John Beth HlRRins, daughter of Mr. —Dinner guesU of Mr. and
Orade l, Mrs. Roth, Scott period took place on the sub[,,tns Bereckl. Itzen, both of Pords; and three
stanton. post, advocate: Paul and Mrs. A. L. Hlgglns, Port Mrs. Walter Kronert, Wood
Cron, Joseph DaRold, Michael ject. A pamphlet, "Your Family
grandchildren.
Burial
will
be
Inle
Nichchaplain; Raymond Richmond, Staten Island. TheAvenue, were Mr. and Mra.
ihe
In Cloverleaf I'ark cem«tery, Hamlll, John Hubbard, Thomas Guide to Social Security," wa
•nt of A\
Hughes,
surgeon.
Nomination party WAS held at the Hlggins Joseph Grodeck and daughter*.
Krusen, Karl Janke, Robert distributed.
Patricia Lynn and Deborah,
',,', before moving Woodbrldge.
from the floof were: Bernard home.
Nasy, Judy Brown, Judith Don- Plan* were made for the
—Kflthlwn Leahy, daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Lanjenct
'',l,i-.-i- years ago.
Krajewski,
commander;
Walter
nelly, Linda Grume, Barbara home arts show and exhibit to
MOIXIE GOLDBERGER
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Martin, Trenton, and Mr. and
llM. u . S . Marine
Palmer, Jack Ztngg, senior vice
•4
Uparl, Karen Sidner, Carolyn be held Tuesday. The AmeritOKbB—I'uneral
services
for
any, Jr., Edward Street, was Mrs. Theodore Caliendo, Iselin.
win- n. he was
commander.
The
rest
of
the
Teufel.
can
home
department,
undei
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Llnkov.
Motile
Qoldberger,
63,
588
New
nest
of
honor
at
a
party
in
Vtimt sales co
slate was unopposed.
Bmtuwtok Avenue, who died in arade 1, Mrs. Bcharer, I d - the direction ot Mrs, Fran
ibservtince of her eighth blrth- Newark, were guest* of Mr. and.
Ernest Williams, chairman lay. Guests were' Iris and Mrs. Martin Cohen, Bradford
Woodbrldge. Perth Amboy General Hospital ward Benkert, Barry Cron, Oeneskat has planned a fu
of the Memorial Day parade Wendy Paye, Kathleen Gore- Place.
, 1,15 widow, last Wednesday, were held Philip OaJaiso, Lorraine Davis. evening. The Judging of entrlei
committee, Announced .plans ;er, Mary Ann CriUy, Kathleen
Friday afternoon from the Katherine Jeffrey,
Patricia In the Oeneral Federation o
licrcckl; :»
for the VFW'I participation. A ienton, Kathryn Blhtar, Doro- POSTPONE DANCE
three brothers, Koytn > Funeral Chapel, 285 Miller, Karen Pwrlcone, Ro Women's Clubs and the Vogui
Pattern Company contest wll
new member inducted Into hy CavanauRh, Kathleen ,Vay- COLONIA — Wlllard M a o
., 11(1:1. N. Y High Street, with services at berta Tucker.
membership
w at Malcobr alla and Christopher Leahy. Argel, president of the Colonia
, N Y, «nd Temple Beth Mordecal. Burial Orade 2, Mrs. Lauer, Joann take place with Mrs. Thomai
Markotu,
Avenel
Woman's
CIu!
-Robert Barone, son of Mr.Village Civic Association, h u
was
in
Beth
Mordecal
CemePralzner,
101
Harrison
Avenur
mn sisUrs, Mrs.
Alello, Eileen Blackwell, Donna as Judge. The winner of thl
and
Mrs. Carl Barone, West announced that the date of th*
tery.
Iselin,
,.>,,,, Is. and Mrs
Jean Bobak, Kenneth Brink1 lln
She was born In Fords and man, Linda Brower, William contest will have her entry,
The Post building committee Francis Street, is a patient at "a™" ^ « dinner-dance ha»
Slovakia.
been
postponed
from April 30
hand-made clubwoman's ou
resided there all her We. She
reported on progress of reno Memorial Osteopathlc Hospital,
Callahan. Arlene Cwlekalo, fit, entered In the district Judg
to May 14, due to a conflict o l
SHOW
FILMS
ON
SHRINE:
A.
Leo
Tenella,
is
shown
Elizabeth.
was
tht
daughter
of
Aaron
and
vatlnn
of
the
clubhouse..
Early
( | | \ H rui
icral services Bertha Gross and was a mem- Kirk Katora, Laralee Hagan, ing. Members will also ente:
with Rrv. Jacques Rinfret, Canada, before showing color April has been set as the date —Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ack- dates with the School 2 and 18
Janet Hantell, Linda Hoover,
PTO musical show. The din4ii. 33 Henry ber of Congregation Beth Mormovie* on ('ntholic Shrine* In Canada before St. Cecelia's for dedication.
their favorite original cook:
iiman and sons, Robert, Jr.,
Kathleen Kulcuyckl. Maureen
ner-dance will be held at t i n
Saturday at decal, Perth Amboy.
Knights
of
Columbus
and
their
Samuel Jones, Jr., vice com Joseph, James and Raymond, Colonia Country Club.
.!
Mazarelll, Robert Rosenfeld, recelpe in the first phase of
Minil Hosplta.
state-wide contest. Other a
Besides her husband, Jack, Theresa Smith.
mander and commltteeman 0: Adams Street, were winner
- •
1
innrnlntf from she is survived by a daughter,
tides, hand-made by the memthe Post-sponsored Boy Scou uests of Mr, and Mrs. Harold TO ADDRESS AJC
Orade
3,
Mrs.
Miller,
John
104 8 Mrs. Joseph Krupa, Miami,
bers, will also be on display. A
troop, announced that an ap Cope, Easton, pa.
MENLO PARK TERRACE —
Maloney, Chinese auction will complete
Pa. Fla.; a son, Melvln 8. Gold' CrOftord, Patricia
plication for a' Boy Scout char- —Mr. and Mrs. George atoll. The Middlesex County chapter
William
Mehler,
Cheryl
Watst. N'oholas berger, Perth Amboy; three
ter has been submitted. Forma Wood Avenue, announce the of the American Jewish C m Wie program. Mrs. Donald
organization of the troop wll birth of a son at Perth Amboy press (Women's Division) will
,i, Hinial was ' grandchildren; a sister. Mrs kins, Kathy Schweitzer, Lynn Roder will assist Mrs, Genesko
Yesalonla.
be made upon receiving th General Hospital.
:ni l e : v .
meet Wednesday evening a t th«
Irene Halpern, Miami Beach.
A
candy
sale
wan
Inaugurated
Qrade 2, Mrs. Qitlin, Joseph
.„ Kwiiod, P a ' , hiFla.; and two brothers, Nathan
—Mrs. Jack Boerer, Moun Congregation Beth Shalom, 90
ISELIN - Knights of Co- ory was erected to honor St. charter. Response Of eligib'
with
Mrs.
James
Mazza,
chairBernoske. Katherine Cortese,
,' helm 2.1 year and Joteph Grow. Metuchen
umbus of St. Cecelia's and oscph, Canada's Patron Saint, boys has increased, and add tainslde, Is a guest of Mr. andCooper Street, Iselin. A speaker
Dolores Damlano, John Olr- man. Orders will be accepted
,v thr PubH
from the regional office of the
their wives recently viewed Mr. and Mrs, A. Leo Terzella, tlonal adult guidance will b Mrs. Stoll.
by her March 22.
genttl.
Nancy
Graham,
DougAnyone
Interest*
—Happy fourteenth wedding AJC will discuss "The German
three color films on Catholic whose personal lives were af- needed.
in Perth Am Mftl. VERON POKOL
Reports
were
made
by
Miss
FORDS — Funeral services as Greensteln, Diana Ljtchey,
Dilemma."
Shrines in Canada. Rev. Jac-ected by a visit to the Shrine should contact Harold Melt anniversary to Mr. and Mrs.
i was a com- for Mrs. Veron iWarga) Pokcl. Robert Mortellltc, Donna Saw- Mary Lou Gallsln, art chair- ques Rinfret, who U a member )f St. Anne De Beaupre 14 10 Neptune Drive. Pott mem
•nr
Ukralnlar 301 New Brunswick Avenue, yer, Taffy Tucker. Sanford man; Miss Nancy Zarsky, Subof the Knights of Columbus in years ago, were present. Mrs. bershlp inquiries should be
, M of the A r who died Sunday at her home, Green, Harry Lemchak, Oary Junior advisor and Mrs. Bruce Canada and Director of Pil- Terzella is a listed pilgrim or- dressed to Jack: Zingg,
,. Amboy. He
were held yesterday afternoon Roach, Benjamin Soitentlno, McKee, merchandise club chair- grimages of Our Lady of the ganizer for Bt. Anne De Beau- Autumn Court.
man. Mrs. McKee stated the
\udow,
Mary,
from Kaln Mortuaries, Inc., Adeline Yunckes.
;
..
Cape Shrine, Quebec, was pre, and Mr. and Mrs. Terzella
Orade 3, Mrs. Baumgarten, present club will end March 22 present to expand on the film have been making pilgrimages Runaway heiress ruled ward||
M:s Susan ' A I State Street, Perth Amboy,
Tray
favors,
honoring
St
Burial was In Alpine Cemetery. Leo Busslere, James Cerbone,
•••lie. P a .
coverage of St. Anne De Beau- o these three Shrines since °f
t
She was thr widow of the late Richard Rapp, Linda Agnew, Patrick's Day, will be made pre, Quebec, Our Lady of the1946. They lead a pilgrimage;
"The Friendly Store"
Him.
Stephen Pokol. Born in Hun-Linda Corcoran. Katherine March 15 at the home of MrsCape Shrine at Cfiv De La of 55 to «0 people each year.
Martin Gutowski, 14 Georg
".. Purw /*!j*aJ7. She resided In Forch for 55fCovacs.
Madelaine, and St. Joseph's This year's tour Is scheduled
;,ih:i Berg,
years and was a member of the Grade 3. Mrs. Kunkes, Ray- Street. These will be disti- Oratory of Mt. Royal, Mon for eight days in July, from the|
. :.:l.\ who dl*d John Calvin Reformed Church mond Eichert, Richard Kur- buted
t o ' the patients a
21 to the 28,
treal.
: iinnii', w r i t held Perth AmBoy.
zenberger, James Teufel, Brett Wenlo Park Home for Disable
Viewers witneased the multt
- :.IHIII [mm Orrl- She U survived by two daugh- Tucker, Theresa Bowen, Bar- Soldiers.
tude of people who visit these
! H m \ 44 Oreen ters, Mrs. Vllma Samu and bara dough, Barbara DzlomThe club Is collecting red shrines yearly. The miraculous
! in hb i Samuel Mrs. Louise Wosh. a son. James bak, Diane Estelle. Margaret
scissors coupons. Persons wish statue of the Blessed Virgin
::. • . H U M Burial Pokol. Fords: three s1st*r«, Mrs. Schmidt. Irene Stopplello.
ing to donate any of these cai the central point of Interest ai
l1,i :lc O m r t a r y . Ida Bahush, Cartetrt. Mrs.
(Still a Large Selection!)
Grade 3. Miss Morrison, Wil- do so to any member of the Our Lady of the Cape Shrini
jEthel Mlkula, Warren. 0 . andliam McCann, Patricia Sum- club. Cancer dressing materials hat been adopted by the Ca- ISELIN—fit. Cecelia's Cadet I Bectui* S. Bofet u m the
Reg. $1,00 Values
«! i)v his widow. M r g Louise Doltor, Hungary mons
are being collected for the local nadian people as their National Corps will have a presentation Uteit cleaning techniqun
•..•,'KV; 2 sons.!t»n
brothers. Stephen and Grade 4. Mrs. Lotvln, Carol cancer dressing group.
two
Madonna, and St. Joseph's Ora and blessing of its colors at the| that measure up to the high
.•r;nsdalp. N. Y..'
El*k Warga, Hungary: nine Callendo, Jacqueline Fox, DiHoly Name Mass at 8 A.M. on| standard* of NIRC. Your
Mrs. John Egan. Jr., youtl
N. Berg. grandchlldren and ten great ane Mykletyn.
the second Sunday of April. atmrance of th« cleanest . . .
cooperation cnalrman, reported
Hirer grand- vrandchlldrtn.
Orade 1. Miss Spaldo, Ste- 1657 common stamps have been
The corps Is jointly sponsored
safcit rug cleaning possible.
DIZio. Martin Ferwerda collected for a missionary
by the Holy Nnme Society, the1
Richard Hubbard, Robert Pe[Court
of
Aicunh
Set
PTA,
and
St.
Cecelia's
Knights]
1
.1 w . \
group. She issued a plea for
Call PA 1-1582
losi. Donald Walters, Nancy
of Columbus.
luiu'ral servBy SeuHiren LeadersAnola, Linda Cwlekalo, Mary more of these .stamps.
It has been enthusiastically
.'<•!,sen of Da hi
Winner of the dark horse
• tomorrow
>„„,„„„, SEWARKN-At a nelghbor-JHamll'l. Angellka Ho«her. Betty prize was Mri. Egan, according
received by the boys of the!
You'll Find Odd Lots of
h 0 0 < l O l r l 8 c o u t L( ad rl1
" * "i«t-|HovU, Nancy Kllby. Theresa to Mrs. Roder. chairman. Mrs.
parish and Is another step in
i hr Koyen Fu-!
j
i
n
g
Tuesday
night
at
the
home'sesta.
Ellen
YaJtowenko,
Del
A
v
e
the parish's lone range plan to
•,\ .i Amboy
Roder was hostess for the eveSport, Dress and Work Shirts,
0
provide good healthy activities
:.•:;. \wlil the o»., i ' Mrs. Andrew Butkowsky. t>Orah Yesalonla.
1
lor the youth of the parish and
si: me officiating. plans were made for a Court of. a ^ d e 4. Mrs. Webb, Arlenej
Underwear, Jewely, Slacks 3
Awards to be held In Mat, dtJjiiKMatedo, June Kubert, Dona
Imbue the youflgsterjj.with^tjt-j
•!:••(! Wednesday In
ft»mW
of
tU
National
spect and loyalty to- cbVfih,]
Michel, Donald Paul,
an dinaiiy other items . . ,
long to b« announced Inter
afi
ButkowikT
^d,. 5 . M r S Barbara. LUstate and community. The so-; la,ititate and New Jcriey
retired P»lnt-,
lroo|>
Institute
of
Rug
Cleaners.
Mr». J o « p h U nn O
Olrgenti
cietles in this manner hope to
•r hanner con-t
g
'Medveti, troop organizer:
d! drade,
d
jmftke adequate facilities availaS. Mrs. Schwarlek.
the frtllowlnc girls were up-1 Bernard Ufrstncr. Oarry Snyble for the growing pre-teen]
rfpirwuutiVM to t h e | d e r unda B a r b f r i rjonna Kra- WOODBRIDOE-Easter hats
and teenage population of the]
Low Fund evening t o - i m e r unit
O'Connell. Lort will be on sale in the latest
communities surrounding the
morrow HIKIU at tiie Barron Ra ymO nd Marjorle Rosenfeld styles and shapes under the
(parish.
AVPI,W school' Maria Fnloll.; a r a d e g, M r . Eagan, Roger sponsorship of the Woman's
Rev. John Wilus, pastor, has]
Iroop 2: Linda Kosten, Troop A r ( ( a i a », Stewart Oreen. Vlckl Society of Christian Service In1
endorsed the Cadet Programj
18, Cheryl $zrnaM. Troop 19; :ranmer, Kathleen Kramer, the Methodist Fellowship Hall
and expects to enlarge all par4th and SteTent Are.
HA2b»ra Kljula, Troop 51; An-Lorraine Oatley.
at 8 P. M. Friday. March 18.
ish youth programs after com-]
drea Butkowsky. Sandra Mesar
South
Amboy. New Jtrtey
pletion of the school's new]
Election of officers will take11
color guards.
wing sometime next fall.
place at the luncheon meeting
HO8TES STO GROUP
Jerry LewU'i »on, Jerry Jr.. C O L O N I A — Mrs. Walter of the Tuesday Afternoon Club
at 13 hat retired from show Kammakas, 44 Rutgers Avenue on March 15, at the home of
business. "I'm fed up." says he.was hostess Tuesday evening M™- George R. Merrill, 400
Ill devote my time now to myfor her sewing group, the MElmwood Avenue.
Included in the program will;
studies."
N. O. Club.
be papers read by Mrs. HampUnit 87 of Woodbridge . . .
ton Cutter, "Schools Before
and Now," and "The Marriage
wishes to announce the beginning of their anthat will Change Japan" by
irual
household products sale by telephone, and
Mrs. Albert R. Bergen.
WITH A CHICKING ACCOUNT
l''m
,,.,-BI arrange- >e had lived In Fords for many ker, Principal of School IB has
helin K. of C9 Wives
See Movies on Shrines
1895
Corps Colors
To Be Blessed!
Rugs cleaned at
S. B O Y E S . . .
look lovelier and
Christenseifs « •
FINAL CLEARANCE!
MEN'S STRETCH and SIZE SOCKS
Now 59c - 4 pair for 2.00
BARGAIN TABLES...
5 0 c . $1 _ $|5O . $2-00
ISocietytoHold*
Easter Hat Show
All Drastically Reduced!
5. Moyes
ATTENTION MOTHERS..
We check your
Rug Cleaning Co. ,lnc
baby's shoe
size with,
AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY
YOU'RE 3 JUMPS AHEAD
I . You tiv* time paying
bills when you write
checks end mail them.,
V
ATTENDS CONFERENCE
C/OLONIA — Rev. Albeit R.
Sweet, pastor of the New Dover
Methodist Church, is among SlpNSHINE COTTON: The
the sponsors of a three-session Fir Eastern influence is imconference on "The Nature of portant for resort wear. DorNuclear Warfare' to be put on othy Con of Tiinner selects
by the Union County Clergy- paisley cotton fur a haltermen's Committee for Nuclear necked blouse pnl red up with
a dirndl skirt.
Information.
wants to thank everyone in advance ,for their
help.
Chairman,
Mrs. May Einhorn
Phone
//
a . You luvs 1 clear tod I
I
concise record ol your
spending-on your |
1
checkbook stubs.'
|95
1
MM DC Ml
COMPUTE!
, Yrt. Service 1
•I!
I II—
PEA COAL
NUT OR STOVE
1945
20.95
CHODOSH Bros, and WEXLER
9.
You get receipts (your
cancelled checks) automatically.
Fitting Plan
too
fra
FREE!'
8USHR BROWN'S FAMOUS
POINT
YOU CANT BUY BETTER
36 E. Grand Avenue. Railway
FU 8-1000
OIL IURNER SALES t SERVICE
Serving Resident, of:
WOODBRIDGE, AVENEL. SEWAEEN, PORT READING,
ISEUN, COLONIA and FORDS
Open D»Uy Till 10 P. M. — Sunday Till 1 P. M.
^0 MONEY DOWN
••' * 5 U ° MONTHLY
tf
WOODBRIDGE LUMBER COMPANY
OFBM AN ACCOUNT HBNBl OCT AHMAD I
DtlUXE FEATURES
A liUDGfT PRICE!
s LIMITED!
BUILDING MATERIAL STORE
For this... or
banking service consult...
ME 4-0125
WOODBRIDGE, N.J.
SERVING THE COMMUNITY £OR 45 YEARS
"The Bunk wild ALL the Senkti"
Children's Shoei
bring your
baby in for a
fitting today
Mother, our liuster Brown salesman checks your
chilli's feet scientifically 6 ways—all the vital point*
for gentle support and room to flex and grow.
I Both feet are measured.
The longer fool size and
greater width it fitted.
t Big toe |olnl it fitted to
the widest inside line
of the shoe.
JSmqlLtoeii fitted to the
widest outside line of
:
the shoe.
1 Approximately Vi inch
allowance from Hi« tnd
of the toe to the end of
th« shoe.
5 Heel fitted wide enough
at bottom and properly
tnyg at top.
g
Intervali
f
gested for rethecking
shoe site.
kNBIMAICH lit
ilta CM
INDUSTRIAL
1 !
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•ML, "A*|iUMl''
si.
:
""Mi
WtSTWSLLi
AO t MM
"<-•'...„..
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TRUSTlCOMPANY
Perth Amboy, N. J.
1 Corporation
iinoiT
RESIDENTIAL
DO-IT-YOURSELF
QtrbV.
Me
,-Jjg5*J
. Why not buy the BEST? It. may costa
Me MM, but it's worth the difampe,
:
adjuvj|d0to'5& t Tue«,Wed,flndtNw.8fiOto50) • SatfKX*to Ihto
STORE
Open »:3» A. it. to 6 F. M.
Friday TU1 9 P. M.
HOURS
Closed All Day Wednewlar
FIXNTY OF H I ! fAEKINQ IH BEAK OF ITOM
•
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PAGE SIX
BRANDS
BACK A G A I N ! BIGGER A N D BETTER TNAN EVER! The great annual tale event
3 Qreat Super Food Markets
that means EXTRA SAVINGS on the fine products which bear this mark 0 of quality. Throughout
(al located in complete shopping centers)
the year, these brands are your best buys—offering top quality for less money. Now, during this
• Menlo Park — Edison Township
special event, the savings are even greater. A wonderful time to stock up! Just look for $
• East BraMwkk - Mid-State MaN
label—ft$ your assurance of quolity . . . your assurance of savings.
• Corttrtt — 775 Roosevelt Avenue
pricet also effectit* m Safamy
Perth Ambty -101 North Broadway
South Amboy - 411 Amboy Avenue
vacuum pack
choice of grinds
Cling Ptaches
sliced or halvti
£23-
29-
Pure Preserves; Choice of Grape,
Peach, Apricot or Boysenberry
31.00
Cherub Milk
Kr£
6 r. 79=
a
li
Snow Star Ice Cream S £ K «X 63=
Sprudi
d>
Sunnybank Margarine s£"
5*!. 1.00
Eaiily
y
Lucerne Print Butter
UL 69Dutch Mill Cheese
:r«m
I Ib < } Q
Lucerne Cottage Cheese Itylt oka Z 7
Lunch Box Spread
Grad> A
Creamery
C
Breakfast Gem Eggs
Nu Made Salad Oil
Mrs. Wright's Biscuits'
Lucerne Lac-Mix
Empress Grape Jelly
Town House Juice
Grada A
A~J
«oz. 4 / e
Excsllenl
lor dMP frying
quart
bollla
Swaat MHk
or Bultarmill
-J 8 o t
0 ptigs.
Imiam
M1U
The "AH American" d e s s e r t . . . P i e a [a mode I
i-j
4 / c
Bel-air Apple Pie
25 or
pa 55*
5 IT 1.00
4 IT 1.00
3 ^ 100
Tomato
RJcti Flavor
Crown Colony
.
law Whita
Ground
Premium quality
g . i
Frozen Pies
size
so deliciou
Tea Garden
Hi
Zippy Pickles
Sea Trader Tuna
Lunch Box Peanut Butter *g£
Bel-air Green Peas '"t^Jt^1 2'S0 01.
Bel-air Lima Beans
Grap* Juica
Party
Who*. Dilb
Light Maat
Chunk Style
All of your
Popular flavors
Pramium Quality
Frotan Food
half
gallon
M or
Frozen
Hound* Fill*
1 *>
froi«ii
49*
Bel-o/r Prem/'iim Quafrfjr Frozen Foods
Leaf or Chopped Spinach, 12 oz.
Cur Green Beans, 9 oz.
Chopped Broccoli, 10 oz.
Government Grade A
Smoked-Reody-to-eat
Government Inspected Whole Chickens
(by the pound}
Full Shank Half (6 to 7 Ib. weight range)
No center slices removed
35
c
Ib.
»37«
39
Sul! Hall; t> to 7 I'd
waight rang*
Smoked Ham
Shrimp
Cod Fillet
Potato Patties, 12 oz.
Beat ft Carrots, 10 oxMixed Vegetables, 10 ox.
I
Stripped Kale, 10 oz.
[
Collard Greens, 10 oz.
'Orange Juice, 6 oz.
Frozen
.19 ib
Fancy Potatoes
U. S. No. 1 Grade
25 89c
45«
69
25 Celery
Round Roast ^TctTl"* *-89« Pork Sausage &Z
Cross Rib Roast ti£L » 89< Sliced Bacon
££&
Round Steak ' J£&
* 9 9 ' Fancy Smelts J T i S i *39«
Ill
Oranges
Carrots
Florid*
tag* HIM
Fin.it quality
<*llo p«k
Crisp Pascal
economy size
5 £ 49«
Onions
Honeyd
AdvertM price, effect. rt,rouflh
Safeway Franks
DUGAN'S
Chocolate Fudge Square
SAII
MEKLO PARK S lORt; ONLY
Hams
Medium size
Safeway's low price
French Fried Potatoes, 9 oz.
61.
Fryers
Frying Chickens
French Style Green Beans, 10 oz.
Reg. Price 59c
jars
fofdhook Frotan
PramiiM Quality
J e l l - W e l l lanion.'Lt/gTapV chTry «*bto«*ch««y 4 <*»'
*
10 oz.
Tomato Sauce
full rich flavor
Town Home Prune Juice, 32 oz.
Town House Fruit Cocktail, 30 oz.
fl siltkl
m^M
f -idled Plow
k ...i%n favorite
fetch**
favor iti
Town H O U M Orange Juice, 46 ox.
Captains Choice"
Captains Choice!
cans m^m
Purt Vegttabk Shortening
/ Special deal pack offer
Cleaning Helpen
«9on*fl
White Magic
White Magic Cleanser
White Magic Bleach
White Magic Cleaner
Scamper Liquid
Brocade Soap
59
Cheddar Cheese
(
\t 5 9
Edwards Coffee
Town House
-59'
Royal Satin
Kitchen Craft
5 47
I
I
I
5
Empress
Lalani Juice Drink™-2 59
12 1.00
Town House
Real Sharp
Safeway Brand
Storm at
Crackers - Cookies
Busy Baker Saltines
Tea Timer Crackers
Vanilla Wafers
FavariM
twy h k *
Chocolate Chip
RtaiTrwl
Fudge Sandwich
on the
*
Skinless
All Beef
fltpkg.
59
Skinless
All Meat
11b. pk fl
49
y Y.llow '
and mild
OwU
THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1960
PAGE SEVEN
f they wish to display their
3ld Bibles or one written tn
toreign language.
The Tom Thumb Wedding
GOP Panel
scheduled for May 21 has been
• WOODBRIDOE — Mayor
changed to June 4 at 4 P.M.
Frederick M. Adams will ap-[•he first of the Those Interested In helping are AVENEL —Lazy Mary Cootipear on a panel at the third
FORDS—A
nominating
comAVENEL — Committee* for
Church's
ftsked to call Mri. Fltld or Mrs, ette Club 460 celebrated their
annual contention of Mid- the 81xth District Republican
mittee
was
appointed
at
the
held last Vlih.
tenth anniversary Friday at the
j
third organization meeting of dle County Young Republi- Club of Avenel were appointed
hom> of Mrs. William Danuell,
Olrl ScOuta tfiil be honored Pershlng Avenue, Iselin. Guests
Fords Community Council cans at the Roger Smith at the February meeting of U »
Larson, currently
Sunday with a special church were Mrs. John DomeJkn. past
with
Angelo Lombardl of the Hotel, New Brunswick, on organisation. Thomas Jonair
Faith at Wort,"
nrvlM at 4 P.M. All protestantt state president, and Mrs. Wllpresident, announced tha f<*» Lafayette
Estates Civic Asso- March 12.
„,„! Christian fel
The panel, entitled "The lowing chairmen: Mrs. Kenneth
..ii
Olrl
Scouta,
parents
and
friends
^m
WeVtTakT
ciation
as
Chairman. The comjimtnd to the n
mittee will meet March 10 to Republican Stand on the Is- Berscy and Richard Miller,
,„, revival Of the art Invited.
Nomination and election
Mrs.
JamM
•rt a slate of candidates for sues," will discuss the issues membership;
was guest Sunday school teachers wllt officers took place with Mrs,
at the various',levels, state, Schaeffer, ways and means;
hold
their
quarterly
meeting
council
offices.
Ralph Ambrose named presil.nrson lerved
M,
James Hoffman, community
Serving with Mr. Lombardl national, loflftl, and county.
Monday at 8 P.M.
dent; Miss Santlna Cftntamessa
in the
;
th U. 8
Senator Richard Stout of welfare; William ScheuermaU,
arc Mrs. Sidney Felnberg (PTA
World War II. Nominations of officers will senior vice president; Mrs. WilSchool 14), Mrs, Chester Bagln- Monmouth County will also social affairs; Mrs. Walte*
, lull i,. (,f Lake For- take place at the ngular Term- liam Enoch, Junior vice presisky (Woman's Club of Fords), be on the panel and Con- Schaeffer and Mrs. Scheuer*
,1,1 Princeton Sem ite Fellowship meeUng Tuesday dent; Mrs. John F. Osthoff,
Frederick Rankln (fords Civic gressman John B. Lindsay of man. good and welfare; Mrt*
treasurer; Mrs. Dangcll. secrehns done poat- at 3;iO P.M.
publicity;*
Mri,,
Improvement Association), and New York District 17 will be Hoffman,
, k ,,t Boston Unl- A reminder is given to friends tary; Mrs. Edward Dowd, chapGeorge Burrows, Mr. Miller anS
Theodore Larsen frords Little guest speaker.
lain; Mrs. Ttose Lake, conducand
neighbors
of
Colonla
and
i
v
e
d
PresbyMr. Jones, nominating commitII. h i i s
League).
in Blnghamton, Avenel of the charter bus serv- tress; Mrs. James O'Brien,
tee.
, . , ; ; , MI'S
A
constitution
and
by-laws
ice for those wishing to attend Kuard; Mrs. Flora Rae Bird and
PTA
Council
to
Meet
Plans for a spaghetti supper.
wera presented by temporary
was sclo- Church and Sunday school at Mrs. Oflorge Oassaway, trtiswere made with Mrs. Schaeffef,
tees.
parliamentarians, Arthur Casey
Tonight
at
W.H.S.
the
11
AM.
servlcu.
The
bus
nlf.n services Wll
chairman. The affair will tak»
and Edward Wlnslow, both of WOODBRIDaE—The Presii, Wednesday iillh start! at 10:30 AiM. at St. Installation will be
place March 24 from 5-1:30 Rjr:
the
Roosevelt
Civic
Association.
March
25,
tentatively
planned
dents Council of P. T. A.'s will M. at Mrs. 8chaeffer'a hoa*V
open to the Oeorge and Colonla Boulevard
Although
changes
were
made,
pldki up passengers in for the Edison Post Home. Miss
meet tonight at 8 In the high 306 Prospect Avenue,. Ticket*,
will
no formal acceptance of the school cafeteria, and presidents can be obtained from any memColonla and part* of Avenel, Cantamessa is chairman,
, .nVICT.
document was attempted.
are asked to Invite their prin- ber. Serving pn the commute*
returning after 12 noon. For stalling offloirs will be
i>, v Dr. Charles
Eight organizations have cipals, Immediate past presi- with Mrs. Schaeffer are Mr*
further Information contact Do™Jk»> and Mrs. Westlake.
'|mst<ir. Will «« Mrt. Field, Sunday ac
taken seats on the council, and dents and first vice presidents Miller, Mrs. Scheuerman, Mri.
The group participated
,,.<i of sermons on
representatives of half a dor,sn to attend.
superintendent or the church dance at Ljron* Veterans
Hoffman, Mrs. Stanley Crapy,
..,,,.omits Believe. Office.
others have expressed a desire By-laws will be presented to Mrs. John Nlsbltt and Mjg,
ministration Hospital Monday
'.,,1 id A.M. services
night.
to join, according to Mrs. Ba- the Council fof approval and Stanley Strenkowskl.
., ,ch on "Messages
Elnaky, whose husband is tem- election of officers will take Norman Barr, president of
A delegation will attend the
«iincr.' a sermon
state meeting April 3 In Whlpporary chairman of the coun- place.
the Third Ward Republican^
'•.HcZof theUnlMd
pany,
cil. Their representation of the Special committees will sub- Club, Inc., was welcomed 88 i
TOWNSHIP LEADERS a n nhown »t the annual meeting nf the Rftrltan Bay Community
. Church's Brief
council, however, must await a mit reports on eye screening guest. The club meets again
Mrs. Enoch and Mrs. O'Brien Chest and Council dinner, Left to right: Cheater Cage, ColonJa, Roy Scout president; Mrs,
,,f the Reformed
won the attendance prizes. Mrs. Cyril Hatnfcr, Woodbtifo; Edward J. PatUjLgeoretary of State, who serves a« Commuvote of trieir separate member- and on high school representa- March IS at the home of Mr.
:. mid II AM. R*v.
Oangell. retiring president, ar- nity Cheat president; Dr. Jetm B, Annum orfKe New Jersey State Department of Health,
ships.
tives.
and Mrs. Scheuerman* 800
,iin. asuooiate pasWOODBRIDOE — Interna- ranged th« anniversary celebraAt the Initial meeting a proProspect Avenue,
giett speaker, and Harold J. Mortensen, Woodbrldge.
, ,rh on "Christ on
tional Friendship was the tion.
posal was outlined calling for mittee, was shown at last
.,[ Prayer." another
tbeme of a party held by Interthe construction of a civic cen- week's meeting by Mr. Baglnskl BAR MITZVAH
1 nf sermons on
AIDS
SIGHTLESS
Fashions
will
be
by
Frantell;
PEPPERMINTS
AS
COINS
mtdlata Troop 93. Mace mats
ter and. swimming pool. Many to further clarify the council COLONIA — More than 40
HIP MounUintop.'
hats
by
Lee's
Hat
Bar
and
furs
ijrmbolUlng the country each I8EUN — Memberi of foe
Vienna
A shortage of of those present felt they had Idea. A discussion on commu- relatives and friends enjoyed a.
, i choir will slni
by Woodtarldga Fur Shop.
girl represented were mad* at Iselln lions Club transported
not yet had adequate opportu- nity needs whloh took place Bar Mltzvah party Saturday
, is mo Telling" at
Music will W tflrnlshed by "Ric small change in Bacau, eastern
a previous meeting and used as several blind people to their
under the a table decour with the globe monthly meeting In New BrunsRomania, has forced bus con- nity to stud^ the council's pro- touched on swimming facilities, night at the home of Mr. and
and The ftfcntlmentals."
posed structure, and this pre- road repair and the lack of Mrs. Joel Dlugasch, 83 Mercury
Fraumann of the world u a centerpiece. wick this week. The club had a
There will be a committee ductors to offer passengers mature Introduction of specific baseball fields.
Avenue Mr. Dlugasch was a
AVENEI^-A
"Style
Parade",
music.
Joyc« Kohler wore an au- typewriter repaired for an Ise- which will benefit the building meeting Tuesday at Mr. and cigarettes or peppermints as projects led to confusion in the The meeting date for the member of the adult Bar Mlte,!;,<. e d i t o r of thentic Bpanlsh costume, 8u- lln sightless girl. William
Mrs. Levy's, 60 George Street change, the Romanian paper earlier meetings.
council was set tot the fourth vah class Saturday at the
,<>ik' and graduate aannc Urban sang a Hungarian Dangell reported that the paper of the Avenel Presbyterian at 8 P.M.
Avenel Synagogue.
Romlnla Liberia has reported. A film, "The Invisible Com- Thursday of each month.
Church
of
Avenel,
will
be
held
i H-mlnary. will be song, Ann Marie Brown recited drive held Sunday was successat
Westminster
Hall,
March
31
at aingspiratlim a nursery rhyme In Cferman, ful with morn than six tons
!.,v at 8 P.M. Mr. and a Dan Lin folk dance was collected. A difintr meatinf will at 8 P i i .
n-Miiii-d by a team presented by Carol Chrlittn- be held March 7 at the Howard Chairman of the Affair Is
,Mry will speak on ttn and Mrs. F. ChrUtenien. Johnson Restaurant, Route 1, Mitt Betty U Bat. Mrs. Rob!;,• World of Com- Pictures and articles from other' Woodbrldge, at 6:45.
ert Oram, Mrt, Robert Tunic
A mala quartet countries were shown by the
and Charles Miller a n In
: J;irk Dietrich, following: Amy Aaroe, Carol STRANGE OCCUPATION
charge of program and pub/••
i.,n. Chester Elliot
licity; Mrs. John Powers and
Los
Angeles
—
For
a
blind
Bobal, Anita Buonerba, Karen
:r will sing several
Miss La Bat, .finance, promoRannon, Ruth Malon, Alice Frank Bpagnuolo had a strange
tion and public relations; M M .
Stocktl and Diane Kacperow- occupation. He was a toookDaniel Levy, Mrs. Sari Smith,
maker.
•.rjili Fowler, seere skl.
Mrs. William Morgan, Robert
Spagnuolo
pleaded
guilty
re•;iiil Life and StewA World Friendililp Cere::-p Elltabeth Pres mony was held and each mem- cently to violating the Federal Donato and Mr. Levy, decorating and Mrs. Edward Throm
Tinty. will addrtsa ber received a pin.
wagering tax law.
and Mrs. George Woltscheck,
How
did
he
keep
track
of
his
: Association meet
RcfreahmenU from eight dif..-.]•• fit I In c h u r c h ferent countries were served by beU? He made notes In Braille refreshments.
;>'iis will be led by Eileen Chrlstensen.
l.ni Vlgh, entertalnderor will be *rM:s. Qustave Koch, TO SKI FILM
Women's
• <l uy Mrs. Andrew COLOHIA —
• mii-rship secretary. Guild of tbt Church of the
We wish to exprcw our appreciation and sincere,
compiled by;Oood Shepherd will meet Monthanks to the voters of Fin pbtrict No. I for1
in*.p.. It now l)«lng day at > ?M at the home of
Definition Is tntici- Mrs. Richard Koons, IS Joanna
their confidence In returning us to office.
Place. Mrs. Koons will speak on
M.iy 1
"Missionary
Education"
and
school Junior
FRANK BARBATO
film. Officers «f-Jhe
JAMES CIARDEUO
prc4l4en4a*Mti.
r,,tcii
VFW Unit Names
New Officers
Services
Uriel in Avenel
Community Unit
To Elect Slate
GOP
New Committees
„„,,
: l l r
Theme of Party
Is Friendship'
i\
For Style Show
Some
pay envelopes
Thank You
Otte: rkt prtSbfcnt.
Fire Commissioners,
District No. 2
Mrs. Donald Nutting;
r* and friends to Mrs. F, I . McKeUlgett; tr**s
Gano, chairman, urer, Mrs. 8. Clark Uim.
SAVE
Get Roctoti&fon Rmaular Gatf
ABOUT
A DOLLAR BILL
ON EVERY
There's more in a Galoil pay envelope than
meets the eye. Part of every Caloiler's pay is in employee benefits
that don't show w in the weekly envelope. !
'
Take the Annuity Plan. This Plan provides retirement income for all
• Caloilers, Both the Company and the employee contribute. When an
employee retires at his normal retirement date, the Company's contribution to the
plan will have been twice as great as the employee's-sometimes even greater,
Q r the Sickness and Disability Plans. These are, designed to provide*
irltome fjor employees who are temporarily unable to wor^. because o£#lnes& or
,
injury. They go a long way towards taking the financial sting out of such timesj
DTHUHC H HOUMV «T»«I*«OMI
Caloil has a Stock Plan,( too. It can provide a really sipble additional j
nest tgg at retirement. Any employee who has been with the company for at least
5 years and is over 35 can join the Plan. He earmarks a regular percentage of his pay
Drive
OLDSMOBILE'S
88!
v
* > r ENGINE CAR/
• A V I whan you buy I
•AVB wh«n you Iradel
OUssBobife't doOu-Mfiiic Djiumic 88 is
ftkmt to 6( raw pod«t . . . padL«l with
t*lM» Ml Ywi g * • • nm* •*•* " w f y N *
•oalbrt, uapdout ityM *wl «*<" equipment"
for Jmt MMy. rind <mi bow tuj it » 10
gtt Mt of lh« ordinary . . *. into ui UMil
Y*t e u «tf*ct n a n . . . and p | wore . . .
m
oyu at-tndtin
tirae
-
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N M k
,
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assigning a percentage of its net income to the purchase of stock for its employees.
i>
* • : • • •
Tttjs Plan is a fine way tor Cateiten to^hare in tht profits of their Compa&y,
••>
ntjte tn «Av m jam* today
"You can't see any of these benefits in a pay envelope. But when a Caloiler
•AVI whan you drlv#l
Fit*! emu drop with th* Regular Kockel
EagiM . . . •ttndard ia all Dynamic tt8'«!
You •««• oo k>w«r«qil, ngular gat. H»J tb«
a m Eeon-O-Wiy Carbunior with TwoS l a p Automatic ChoU MH f l
tioa « f to 25% iuilM4
tp: purchase stock in the Company. The Company also contributes to the Plan,
needs them most-when he's hid Up or when he retires-they're there. They're
jus* one more reason so many Eerth Amboy peopk-feav« ch<^en T^hij
OJkDi
Oil Company as a good place to work.
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THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1960
VH'
\\o\lemr March 16th Set as Date
,,-H Talk For St. Patrick's Fete
Colonia V.F.W.
PAGE NINB
Psychologist
Melodears Win Child
ARC Takes Part
To Speak to PTA 11
National Award
In CD Exercises
M«civic
To Install Officers
WOODBWDOE - Dr. Ruth
C. Boyle, child psychologist
COL«ONIA-Nominatlon fmd| C l v l c Association will take place WOOOBRIDGE—The Melo- will be the speaker at Tuesday's WOODBRIDGE - The local .
- U. 8.
The MM. b o * will attend the Mass and
election
of officer* W»g heldjfj; ^nnfs Restaurant, U. 8. 1 dears Color Guard, sponsored meeting of School 11 PTA. HerChapter of the American Red .
] .abor James P- dlesex Council, Knlthts of Co-breakfast at 8t. Peter's hosTuesday
nljht
at a meeting of Woodbridge. on Monday at by Iselln Veterans of Foreign. topic will be "Individual Dif- Cross, under the direction ol
Oliver the prin- lutnbus, and the Ladles Aux- pital chapej, Saturday, March
Wars Post 2636 has won the f«ences in Children and Ho George Evans, disaster chairthe
VetPiani'bf
foreign Wars P, M.
iliary,
Ancient
Order
of
Hi12, at 9 A.M. Btahop Qeorge
.„ 11,,. 7th Annual
Auxiliary, Post 6061, held nt the A short meeting will be held national junior open cham- * " « |
man, participated in a countybernians, Division 8, will hold Ahr of the Trenton diocese will!'
ll new h
home owners in the plomhlpp given
••'ii-ulatioii C o n f e r - their annual St. Patrick's Day
? ^ at 8
home of Mr«. Bernard Krajew- All
wide disaster exercise by tht • ;
byy t h e A r c h e1> * *e » n001
*••«?
g
n001
be
the
celebrant.
1
are welcome to attei
"f
wdltarjum.
i,, m iuctrd by the dance March 16 at the K.'of
ski.
Civil Defense and the American
El Post; for. thh e second con-! "" * "f
Elper
Boyle, psychologist and
Those elected were: Mrs. Ed,,,,,, s Association C. hall, Main Street. Peter Richard Swetltz was welsecutlve year. T h e girls, dJc 1 ! r( tessor
Red Cross.
comed to membership In thej
ward Curtis, prttident; Mrs.
fcaUnlt" irottier"color"^ar ds. P JT tTa' *•»N « w " k 8*»««,, The exercise was staged i n ;
McCann, chairman, has anCouncil
at
a
recent
meeting.
scored
90
9
College
Uniop,
is
president
of
Raymond Hughes, first vice
Will W nounced that ticket* may be
Jamesburg where a freak Wind
rI llf [icer
president; Mm H»rold McCord.
On February 15 the girls re- i t h e New Jer8ey p«ychologlcal storm was assumed to have
',,, iiic luncheon purchased at the door.
[(Junior vice president; Mrs. Jsun]
struck a portion of the town,
The Council will meet Tuesi,\vill tllkf Pl»«« B t
Odegard, treasurer; Mrs. Jacki
where they
, K commons, lo- day, March IS, at 7:JO P.M. to
Psychologlsts. At causing a number of lnjurte*
chaplain; Mrs. Walter
land damaging a number of
SEWAREN — Steve Mitzak,' against color guards from
, m a m campus of tlo In a First Degree of the
Is a member of the
Palmer, guard; Mrs. f r o t h y
homes, rendering some of them
over the country. The Meloout-Roing
president
ol
the
9eof New order in honor of John Graof
the
( mvrrslty
White, conductress; Mrs. Peggy
unlrthabitable.
lears were tops from the east,
waren
Employes'
Association,
ao nelU, diltrlot deputy. Steve
iBroderlck, trustee for one year;
ind were defeated only by the
Red Cross volunteers from
Rarer, chairman, aaid that a AVENEL — The librarian's
an
independent
labor
Union
nt
,Mrs. Edward Curtis, 8r., trusWoodbrldge, Perth Amboy,
Shell Oil Company, was honor- fllor guard sponsoring the con-!
Stiivcr. circulation communion breakfast has been report was submitted at the
to
the
Union
Coun|
lee
for
three
yearsand
patriotic
,rst.
, [Mali [,eld Court-!{planned for April
ty Mental Health Association J&mesburg, Plainfleld and New
- - - 3- -at- -Co.monthly
monthly meeting of
of the
the Board
|instructor; Mrs, "fnotpas Burke, ed tit the annual union dinner
were dispatched in
of the
Saturday,
March
12,
the
girls!
at
Egan's
Sports
Spot,
Perth
lumblan hall. John Koatlck is of Trustees of the Avenel Pub-,
secretary: Mrs, Krajewsk), hismotorcade to the
rommlt- In Chana of tickets with Don- H Library by Mrs. Prank Maz-?
Amboy,
and
was
presented
Jwlll
compete
In
a
contest
spon-jlO
PER
CENT
PHONE
LEVY
a
12-car
torian.
C
transistor
radio.
sored
by
the
Liberty
Bell
Drum
President
Elsenhower
has
InJamesburg
nrehouse.
aid Miller, chef
zur. Circulation during JanuTwo new members were Ini- At a meeting of the assocl- Corps in Philadelphia. In thelslsted on extension of the 10 Miss Grace Huber and Mrs,
150
new*
tiated: Mrs. White and Mrs
Middlesex Council will bejyy was 292 adults, 1017 JuveMayfred Loveland were la
circulation host to the state bowlers ban- nile, totaling 1309 books. She
Broderlck. It was voted to hold atlon the following officers and Preliminary elimination con-per cent Federal tax on local charge of the shelter and weltests
for
this,
ppresentative
were
elected:
the)
MModenra
telephone
service
after
June
30,
;
:
editoi s from q u e t Saturday, April
n bftznar June 6, and to provide
M«m- reported there are 1775 regisrejecting Governor Rockefel- fare services. Harold Bailey
Jersey will at- •
!n stove mid cooking utensils for Chester Aiv^pslewicz, presi stored 93.4..
tered borrowers; 452 adults
,the VFW clubhouse when lt is dent: Josejph Hovanecz, vice Members of the guard are ler's plan to transfer the levy sent 100 cota and blankets.
>p|g conclave,
and 1323 Juvenile. There are
president; William Zsetdin Nancy Yuschak, captain; Mari- to states for educational needs Over 300 volunteers partlctrenovated, Mrs, KraJewskl
jover 5078 books in the library.
to comsecretary; A l b e r t Lehman anne Korch, co-captaln; ValA. White House Statement pated, with Wilson Coan, depbe
In
charge
of
Auxiliary
olans
New
books
on
the
shelves
n DO A . M .
the Governor's meet uty director of Defense W«lfar«
for the Memorial Day parade, treasurer; Robert Jardot, anc erie Greet), Eva and ChaTfcnt!
I
are
20
"Great
Illustrated
Clas..iters who will adand Mrs, Hughes of the Poppy John Hlzy, trustees; Sldnej Llnzer, rifles; Jo-Ann Acardi intf with the President and Services, and Lawrence Mlllim,
seems|
i
The
new
look
In
RlcS " u
lgn t, romances for
•iiMifrinn and parMurphy, compound floor; Ml Virginia Roller, Rhoda Zaal- other Administration officials liaison officer of Red Cross, and
to be shorter Jackets. They arc older teenage girls, "Enough
pmel discussion
chael Boris, compound shipping eski, Donna Second), Joan cited ''the urgent need for some the office of Civil Defense Mocut
off
at
a
point
Just
beyond
Good Men," "Famity Reader of COTTON KITTIES: Little
Kduard Mack, r "
jetc;
Robert Bader, laboratory; Dltrl. Mary Lou Soltys, Lynne payment on the national debt" bilization, on hand to observe.
FTed- the waist. If the skirt is full, American Masterpieces," "Ele- girls love kittens: mommies
K l sentinel;
Alex Nagy, office; Sharon Elko, flag bearers; Patty Cr,jr- in the fiscal year beginning1 This was the first of several
the
Jacket
ends
above
the
walit.
ments
of
Style,"
"Meeting
With
.•,,'iicrs, English DeDyckman. drivers, dispatchers, mer, substitute. Prank Hegedua next July 1. It Is said this was such mobilizations to be held
kittens too, especially if
The new clothes are best de- Japan," "Zoomar," "This Sculp- love
imSSrd Junior High
etc.; George Karol, mechB
they're tiiifham on a pi<iue
drUmmer, Frank Kubtnak.lthe reason for the decision to throughout the county to con.;,,:nf:fld;
Edward scribed M softer. Cut Is more tured Earth," and "The Lin- •mock that keeps a matching
boiler house; Paul Ourzo, ter-jinstmctor; Howard Ludlow, dl-!retain
about $350,000,000 of re- solidate the relationship of Red
!
•,:dilation Manager,! Important than ever before. coln Lords."
minal-stenclllers;
Earl
Carten-jrector;
William
Slgfrled,
busl-i
suiting
revenues In the Federal Cross and governmental agendress
clean,
clean,
clean,
Louis Oorsuch, 1 The new dresses will often have Mrs. Daniel Levy, president
cies at a time of disaster.
sen, terminal pumphouse, etc. jness manager.
Treasury.
;
WOODBRIDQE
—
Joseph;
Manner, Vlneland an eye-catching belt under the announced Dr, T. Symanskl,,
iMendrez, new Lt. Governor of
i PORDS - installation »f of.f,CCT8 o f t h 0 Lafayette a t B l e g
Shell Employes
Honor zal
Avenel Library
Lists New Books
In Fashion Now
Kiwanis Hears
;,M; Merritt E. I e r - | « a m .
,\iiti Manager, P a i The sheath now features a
O«orge bloused back or a row of brass
Avenel, donated a set of Dick-!Town
ens books. These will replace Sale
old volumes on the shelves. She
to
Regulate
(the Kiwanis Clubs of Middlesex1,
of the Earth;
and
Monmouth Counties, was
'a guest speaker at Twsdny
nation Manager, button* down the side or back also stated a bicycle rack Is be- WOODBRIDGE—An ordin- night's meeting of the Woodv Evening N«Wi; to give It a bit more line ing donated.
ance to regulate removal of bridge Kiwanis Club at the Log
,, Assistant Cireu- Blouated-back ihlrtdrestn will
The book committee, chair- soil for sale or for use other Cabin Inn, and outlined
JIT. Bergen l » e - be popular.
man Charles Cloidt, was auth- than on the premises was In- proposed objectives of the DisM Me Cool, CtrTo qualify as new a hat mustorized to purchase more new troduced to the Town Commit- trict Kiwanis. Clubs in thlsl
min«r,
Camden1 be bit, bulky, and light in books.
tee Monday. Public hearing area. He stressed the need for
Alan
Francis, weight.
Individual citizenship responA rack for the "Geograph- will be held March 15.
M.ir.wcr. Aibury
Black is an Important color-! leal Magazines'. dating from The Ordinance provides an sibility lp local town affairs.
Mi'hin Ellis.
little black dreuet that 1943 to the present date, has application must be filed with and the continuance
1
:,^rr. New Brunimarked the chic woman a few been prepared by Mr*. Mazzur the Building Inspector for the good "Boys' 4hd Girls' work
News;
Walter
yean ago will be as necessary and painted and readied for use removal of soil and that suchj Robert A.. Rusher,
: iiuuoit Manager,
application must be accompan- [president, outlined
a part of the wardrobe for any by Daniel Levy,
Press;
woman who gets around a good Alex Hunter was appointed led by a map showing the pres-program and indicated the club
Clrculabit.
chairman of nominations. He ent contour lines of the site; w m sponsor at least two major
: Woodbrldge InTaupe will be a favorite shall be In charge of the slate and proposed contour grades fund raising programs fnr
••adfr. Don Mul- | neutral. The outstanding red of officers and trustees whose resulting from the removal of nual contributions to boys' and!
,:.• publisher, Mont-j yellow of saffron will be usedUhree-year term expires this!Ithc soil.
girls' work in thjs area.
! red Benson. ClrAccording to the ordinance i A check f o r | 5 0 0 was
as (rim on many lulti and year
n.iKcr, Ridge-wood
dreates. Oreen will be used u\ A a p e c l a | n o t l w announced six inches of top soil must besented to Dr. P. Ij&crow, chair••. Henry Kreuter.
a neutral and dre«ed-up w!thj Ine IM.W evening hours of the1 set aside and respreafl Over thelman of the Jje'ntnl Healtlr
all shades of brown and picked library. It shall be open from area when the operation is Drive in the Rarjjjfcn Bay Area
completed. Also provided for.by John,J. CuWS.
up with saffron.
7 to 8:30 P. M.; a half hour
any street repairs president.
The new red* will go by such longer for the benefit of those, is that
..
, ,
...
, At the
conclusion,
names ai cedar and redwood. uiln« the library facilities at a u s «' d b v t l l e transportation of
[The true reds will be seen again night.
using me library laciutiM a t j s o U m u s t b p ^M fQr b y t h e R US1MM . a d v i s e d t h a t K l w a n l ,
International won the "Top
u«ed for Uw lUtk i«d cocSUUj u WM sported the movie1 appllcant.
Township Engineer and: Fi-eedom Foundation
idreM or the abort red coat, to^eld February 20 was a success, theThe
Bhlp Award "^a the Ainericann
building
Inspector
must
ap(becoming on a drab winter day.:xhe next children's matinee prove proposed contour lines ar,comprtitlon flSpi the Freedoms
.'. :.'\ihl: ;s being recogThe fur-collared wit, often iw tn be March 19 and will f«»before a permit. ^'Foundation at Valley Fofso
'!!••• us a problem we]
Costello In
1
: •>::uith;nj( about. Al- double-breasted In cut, will additure Abbott and
a
new
fl»vor
to
the
clawic
suit!'B
k
Private*.
'
The
triutecs
UC
• : '• .,, d'-rn mag nine you
are grateful to the Wood&rldgeL, j D
..•
. i
: ,id »UI carry «ver- line.
ffr
il(h& Beauty
police for their protection a*Jf' «
.;.« a year'ti'Um*. In: uu this subject
order of the day.C
ca«e of Bermuda
flsliormuiis panto—the
"«")'
rlftimed
crouinwi and to W , flv Oemocrtdir Club
Plre Company for
of chli-
To Give Play
AVENEL—Further arrangefor the card party,
.scheduled by the Third Ward; WOODBRTOQE - Rehearsals
v • - but it lt a tub-, have taken them tor
M a r c h 22.
jSlxth District Democratic Club;»re underway;for the Woody (I;-.cussed by people and play. Take men's shirts,:
[
for Wednesday were planned! brW « e Township Education
•'.i.K'. of life. H it uo aUUr has b*tn swiping big:
!at
its r e g u 1 a r businessi b e n e f l t Performance of "Father
r o
' <iibjw:t covered with brother's and Dad's for several;™*
MENLO
PARK
TERRACE-I
meetiiw.
--Jack ShulU presi- !of t h e Bride,' which will be
a;n! shame. We know years now.
result of this trend.School 19 PTA will meetjdent. asked all members to presented Fntfty and SaturMfniCMPss for certain
resuil oi m »
.
.
, , ^ m n w r t t h t a § f f a l r w h l c h wU1 lday. May 6 an4. May 7, at
_. does are the popular little-boy ihiru;Wednesday at
tl
held at Fitzgerald's. MrsjBarfO11 Avenue School.
famine*, but moreifor girls. Shirt dresses made of l » -P"rp°« room.
member,
will
directiPrancis
er
Tobln, secretary, sentj All proceeds «totted
''••in this we have broadcloth »nd oxfoid cloth
cloth
tlckeu
udl nce
.
. all
_.. members and toward a scholarship f
to
i- tiicv wcskneiMs! have gone one itep further. The •
«
wrtkipatlon In "The
asked all money be returned to• aid a- worthy Class of
:• nine by the kind l i t u t ahirt dress features b u t - ! R u m w Qame " w ' llch wU1dem ! Woodbrldge High School graduthe breeding and her as soon as possible.
0
" "Hi leads.
ton-down tab colUrs and
!growth
"**™* ofthe
breeding
rumors.
A birthday! Robert Jack was welcomed asate to study to become
:..-• mom importantied-up sleeves.
.cake and celebration of Found-!a guest. Mr. Jack received the teacher.
i'JM-nt can teach a The wrburban cet loves this!
club's endorsement for candi- During the month of March,
.•:!-rontro! Without look. They find It perfect f o r | " ' ^ * * m *m M m t
date for Third Ward Commlt- all rehearsals and meetings will
p
m
lite will be a mu-jthe
actlvtUea In and out of thej _^_" ,
bwj
teeman. Mrs. Tobin and Jack be held *t the home
ndividuat Involved;hou*«. Career girls like the,
Maclver were endorsed for Ernest Link, 8 Vanderbllt Place;
criip
tailored
shirt
dresses
that
ference
in
American
versus
';•« people
must
Sixth District County Commit- it has been announced by the
European
taste
in
dress
Is
that
launder
l
i
k
e
handkerchiefs.
daily contact with
teeman and Cofnmttteewoman. general chairman, Mr. Charles
l:al. Lack of •elf- Casual clothes, with a bit ofAmerican women would rather
The door prize was won by iPeins.
to the extreme, dash added, are popular with look smart than pretty. The Mrs. Peter Dacchille.
British think we carry tills to
! The next rehearsal meeting
• than a form of all ages.
It is smart, fashlon-wbe, to extreme. They use the example TO ADDRESS HOLY NAiWE (will be on Monday at 7:30 P.M
of the little black dress and the
All members are urged to be
a great respon- roll up your sleevs. This heavy standard black suit found In al- ISEUN - Joseph Oabrlel,
1 trend U casual clothes Ls to be
Mont Holly. N. J., who is the present.
-"K
children.
Teday.
:-«• that thU J.'expected. The American way of [most every woman's wardrobe Trenton. Diocese union literaPATIENCE ON CDPA
•• doei not
not end » 3 i "»• Includes lots of outdoor ac- -even If black Is not a beeom- ture chaimjan and district The United States will con>
Uvia
l
l
clothes and suchl1 »- Cooking and entertaln-|lng color.
...lue its attitude of patience
t i d has
h come to
t be
b a It may be that American
- J i K s u Includes l n *
"toward the Cuban Government
women give more attention to Press,
ing Distributors
Branch will of Premier Fidel Castro. This
National
adjust toi st » n<tard , thing. The "do
yourielf" craie U with us to the choice of makeup, but it! speak at a meeting of St. Ce- became known after President
•':-> u( life.
s U j . With all thl* came the seems that most of them do celia's Holy Name tonight at Eisenhower, had considered the
••"•-win child'! probUoi*
upsurge of casual clothes for look good in black. Almost any- 8:30 P.M. in St. Cecelia's Hall. deteriorating United Slates•' '"I if they receive
one can, If the choice of make- All men of the parish are In- Cuban relations at a recenl
men And women.
•'•>• and affection from
> vited.
It U aaid that the big dif- up colors is right.
White House conference.
'••lv' Often a problem
The United States, it was
'lint a new brother
ROBBED
""»'•» into a famllj
Pour wail understood, will do nothing tc
WOODBRIDGE
1:
•• was formerly only
cabinets, a sander, an electric build up a crisis and
•! Kxcept in
exUtmt
drill and $125 in cash were threaten no economic sanctions
be lundled by
stolen from the Acme Milling such as reducing Cuba's quots
«ii the oldand Lumber Company! Avenel, In the United States suga:
ou all
market.
" l he comes to love
Monday or Tuesday.
• 'ft »11 O f U J .
g i r U||ddrr ff n
n Rt
i
lounging
meeU
tne
movlelk
^TerSatal
CURRENT DIVIDEND
•'•'• sister or brother
'• t" the new situ-
SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
Grand Opening
; ;:
'i « l t older, he muit
o unseifUh habit*.
>M>
t u p U y on a team
: :
" Uiat unltit h t l i
•••' won't pt«y, Help
1
"'iiiiai to his sbor*.•^»r* him that 1,1llli
»v not be an out'"')Il>»il player, he 1
'
well m ba»ketbaU.'
•'""in the outstanding
'"•v who succeeded
"'mis of phyjleu!
' '""'a! shortcomlnii. 1
|lUv
i'an be a good
1
h
:s .inartneu 1
1 ;
' u«w theory,
•'' i''ay shows more
1)111
"K their a m n d
" ull| - s tutb ug e a
'••'.'.iiiiiuun. Backward
l!lil
"» u r y their play
"A »lti«r the bright!
'•'""' to c«re test
•!"i»-tHivf gamei and
"„ ' " l 1 a " d g u t u l n g
child
1 ;ilt
ntm
yo« want »
' child and
nuuerats
PER YEAR
Compounded
Seini-annually
FIRST SAVINGS
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
555 Amboy Avenue, Woodbridg*
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THURSDAY, MARCH 3,
liam Ohvrro, 77 Mflin 8trrH; a|
son lo Mr mid Mrs
Alfred]
RiTiichp. RdR Sylvia Plaop; ai
son to Mr. and Mrs, Louis I>nk,;
SOI Danfnnl Avpnitr . . fromTwlin, s dantthlpr lo Mr. and
Mrs Raymond Tennenny, 223
rtcitina Strrpt: a daughter to
Hurmlfmi Mold*
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas PopoThere's no need to panic
vlch. 10 Klva Street; a son to when you find mold on your
Mr and Mrs. Georue Stall, 242 houaeplfttit pots or soil.
Wood Avenue; « daughter to That's the reassuring word
i Hollywood News Sarah Anne's Cooking ABOUT YOUR HOI
M NEW RECORDS
By FRANCES B n
It, takra a certain ,,,.
Amirs Moorehrsd is lousing
(in a trip to Martinique for the
T Frlix iThf Cat) Brown
skill and know-how •,
Spencer Tracy and Peter OlenThe time has come to catch
Job of rarvh,,'
2
tablespoons
diced
ulle film.
up on the 45s Dot and Capitol
These recipe* I have justi
and birds. Tin,.
have more of the top ones out
Today's picture rfvlrw:
picked at random from my flleJ
dd
flour,ipoint
ln
making thp I,,I,
1
lately than anyone etae we've
Melt drippings.
ON THE BEACH
I hope you will enjoy them us
seen, or heard.
i salt and pepper; make a by not having the pi-,,,,,
This Is a provocative film m u c n M j did.
Ismooth pnslr Add milk gradu- and a knowledge of fin
Here and There:
n bon I. the end of the human
In one recent review package
jally and cook until thick. stir- way to cut different k
lace,
designed
to
Jolt
the
peoDot achieved the unusual with
Karen Esposilo. rimmht-pr of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jacko.|
ilatn Rollrttf*
from „ n m n n
plant
ring constantly. Add meat, meat.
three good records In three.
world and make
4 pies of the
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Espofiito, 147 Bedford AVPIHIP.
1 cup flour
from
One Important requ,
<? them think
imushrooms, onion and green
1 8urrpy Lain1. Colonia, a senior Avenel, H sop to Mr. and Mrs.! Spencer H. Davis, who Is well Th e y w e r e yon Won't Be SaU»1-4 teaspoon salt
bla platter. Never pni n ,
acquainted with the alarm that fled by Johnny Maddox, I Mh«
jpeiJpers.
trt Bucknell University where John Burger.
Based
on
Nevll
Bhutt's
widely!
1 tablespoon shortening
402 Hudson <these green, white or yellow
ior chicken on a small |ii,
Heat thoroughly.
Yon So by the Mills Brothers,
sbf Lfc studying for the
read novel, the picture U set In! About 6 tablespoons cold
Boulevard. . . B daughter to Mr. molds can cause. A person who
rounded wilh poutm
and
r
by
Don
Cornell,
on
Of bachelor of arts, is on the and Mrs. Francis Runzczyk, 400
1964: the scene is Melbourne,!
water
[
Lurk? Srven Cooky
and such. It is too mm i
Dean's List. She is n graduate Crows Mill Rond . . from Se- knows that a mold Is a fungus strong vocal.
> Australia.
, 3-4 cup butter or margarine^
cup sir'tcd enrlcli-'d flpur
peet the carver not | ( , •>.,
often leaps to the conclusion Dot also has out now Pat
ef Woodbridee High School.
Dealing
with
death
from
3
3-4
oz.
jar
of
deviled
hum
i
waren. a son to Mr. and Mrs.
-4 cup nonfat dry inllk
der these conditions u
that a fungus can make plant* Boones' smooth New Loren,
Miss Valerie E. DfCa.w. 262
ladiatlon
poisoning
following
a
Stir flour and salt, cut in:
E d w a r d Quackenbush, 173
-2 teaspoon baking powder ing platter should
sick.
one by Debbie Reynolds entitled
Main .Street, Woodbridge. has
wdden nuclear war. the popu- shortening add water to make!
Woodbriditr Avenue.
close to the corner,
-2 teaspoon soda
The ones you see on pots or Am I That E w j T« Forget, and
been selected for theVreshmanlations in the rest Of the world a soft dough. Roll thin, cover;
rrs and cords should
-2 teaspoon cinnamon
on flats of young plants can't a good thing by Jim Lowe
Spphomore Spanish seminar at
have already perished. Every- the center portion with thin;
moved before the n
-2 teaspoon nutmeg
College. She
harm plants. They grow on called He'll Have To Go. '
one in the Melbourne area is slices of butter, fold dough
brought to the (Rblf
-3
cup
shortening
organic matter in the soil or! Capitol stays at the top with
_ doomed, and knows it. Yet life!from sides and ends to cover
There must be a annti
-3 cilp brown sugar
container.
jMavis Rivers on So Rare, good,
- ^ • i goes on ln a rather routine way,! the butter, press with a rolling
Doctors have found that pep- In some potting soils you find Til Tomorrow by the great Alaid carving set »in,
-2 cup molasses
jton program which will deal
•-' HII the while the Australian| p i n to flatten. Then roll out.
pronged fork and km[.
1 ejtg. beaten
«lth Alejandro Casona's book, tic ulcers are on the Increase. tnanurn, straw or leaf mold, fred Newman, also good; ReGovernment is planning to; a n d repeat the process until all
1 teaspoon uratert lemon rind semi-flexible bladr iu,| ,
"Nuefltra Natacha." Miss L>- Modern living ^eems to be the Which helps the growth of member by Bette McLaurin,
distribute "suicide" pjlls t6rjtne butter is used, putting as
Casas Is the daughter of Mr. culprit. However, the combi- these non-harmful fungi as good, and Gene Barry's I Want
'when the time comes."
jmuch ash possible on the dough; 1 cup grated carrot or raw of poultry shears, n.-u
The Whole World To Love Yon,
1
and Mrs. Augusts DeCasas and nation of factors that bring on well as the plants.
sweet potato
ithe knife needs to bo sh,
On The Beach" focuses on a:each time. Then roll the dough
Also from Capitol, worth a
a
graduate of Woodbridge this condition can, for the most
1 cup rasins. chopped
by» professional even
Grow on Organic Matter
cross-section of the .doomed, out in one large, thin piece and
w n e n
High. A sophomore French part, be avoided by susceptible Dr. Davis says some folks use mention, are Count Every Star
P i cups quick rolled oals
cutting beei
showing how they variously spread thinly with the devilled
major, she holds a Gertrude H. wople.
ground corn, peat most or by Billy Adams, and another
, anatt the inevitable end. ac- ham. Cut into strips 1 Inch
Hale Music Schotarnhip. . . .
The emotions you 'hide art othar plant material aa mulch smooth thing by Dean Martin
J coiding to «Mh one's oharacter wide, 9 inches long. Roll up and,
called Who Was That Lad;.
saw back and forth
more important in causing ul- In seedbeds or cold frames.
11 tails. Among them is an Amer- place on a baking sheet, B a k e | C ] n n a m o M and nutmeg
MeLaurin
and
Adams
arc
new,
Too Good To Keep: cers than those you express. These, too, support mold
Inmb
, !CRII submarme commander, a 10 minutes in an oven 500 fie- j j f n shortening. Add brown
by the way.
I may be In the dog house Even talking about your griev- growth,
family man. and an atomic grees then reduce heat to 350 mm al molasses, egg and lemon
for a while, but honestly this is ance to someone helps. Resent- So just be casual about the ATCO offers some new Bobby
sc ipntist, not to mention a dis- and bake about 20 minutes o r | r l n d S U l t 0 h | e n ( j Add to dry any other meat. To en,
too good to keep. I could not ment, the feeling of being moldy surface of your flower Darin records and he's sure to
until crisp and brown.
(ingredients and stir until mixed.
be heard from more and more. ON DECK: For shuffle board, slpated beauty who has
get to the Evanko dance Friday
and BEAUTY
deck
tennis,
or just
plain to
drinking
heavily
as 'she
i
Add
carrots,
raisins
and ^
^
wlth the bone
night—I was out ol town, but the feeling of insecurity are by that you have organic matter
broods about her empty, wasted Ham and E m In Ramekin. i rolled oats Stir until wellup. The cutting must
via the Colonia grapevine we far the worst rousers of your In the soil, and that's good. of four ln a four-song 45 which sunning—thin cotton coverall life.
1
cup
finely
chopped
cooked
mixed
The
down
should
be
is called This Is Darin—good ' Is the solution. By Haytnaker,
flgalnBt
beard that our photographer, stomach.
These characters are porYou can even tell your Another new Darin thine
In ray awning stripei, It take*
ham
stifff enoughh to
cming
t hold
h l d Its
It shape
h
t
turkl.v v
Windsor Lakls, was the life of
trayed
competently
by
Gregory
friends that you're dabbling In That's The Way Love Is,
a cruise with pleasure.
1-2 cup fin* bread crumbs o n t h ( . b a k l n t s h w t .
c n t c k e n or a duck ls;,"
the party tor the testimonial You can dodge the feelings
Peck. Avs Gardner, Toriy Perk- •el teaspoon minced parsley i
pi,c« l n e b l l ( 1
D ] O p by teaspoonfuls on a M m e
celebration for Committeeman which let an ulcer get started microbiology. Sources of peni- sounds so tike the S
u'rent best-sellers, instru- Ins and Fred Astalre.
2 tablespoons butter or mar-, 1 1 ( l h t ) y R l r , l M e d c o o k y s h ( , e t and : p i a tter breast up, win,
John Evanko at the Log Cabin by steering clear of situations cillin and streptomycin were style. Try it.
mental and vocals, which will
Atlantic has a bouncy
garlne
bake in a hot. oven '400 degrees [to the carver's right i»
He not only took pictures, but that will cause the feelings. If found in molds, you know.
lit the spot with some pops When Gina Lollobrigida fin-| 1-2 teaspoon dry mustard
got out on the dance floor him- being the president of your The latter drug was discover- out worth trying called
, l f l P ( , n m j m l t < i . f o r l t a t »n
,h
p ;
fof Rbout
of
ished
"Never
So
Few,"
she
said
*n club or lions Club ed at Rutgers Agricultural Ex- Give Me A Rlnr by Clyde Me 1 lovers.
telf with a succession of ladles
and enough thick cream
she'd be back, and hoped it;
Platter.
makes
you
worried
and
uncerall of whom were loud in his
periment Station in a soil mold
Then Mercury also has an would be soon. Now Metro's;
NiCE
aAVll
to blend
breaatbone. First cm
praise. He mamboe'd with Mrs. tain — don't accept. Sound off that maybe didn't look too Delia Reese does something excellent Encoir of Golden Hits found the story for her — she's Eggs
Approxl- second Joint and drums
/ WOODBRIDGE
Stanley Lee. cut in on Mrs. Har-when someone abuses you. different from yours.
to you with Someday on a new by The Platters — with great returning for ",Oo Naked in the Mix ham, bread crumbs, pars! ma tely $noo in cash and 50 gether. Carve Uiese if v
•M Feist, tried a cha-cha-cha Take life as easy as you can Remember I'm willing to get release but we don't know the hits through the years — and World."
ley. butter and mustard- Pl&cej bottles of liquor were stolen Next remove the win?
With Mrs. Robert Gordon. "It and hurry as little as possible. answers to your garden ques- label and if you haven't bought they've been- on best-seller
a layer of mixture into indi-jfrOm Kenney Acres. King it's time to slice ih,
certainly must be fun to work If you become emotionally tions. Just send a card to Gar- it, why not try Ray Coniffs charts steadily for five years.j s h f l ! e y winters is wearing ividual ramekin dishes. Break George Road and Route 9 meat—from the top dim
at that paper of yours with involved with a problem and den Reporter, College of Agri- Wonderful, with top chorus Eddie Haywood, dfiing Bre«ln'j o n e n a n d i n a c a s t s h e b l . o k e , a n egg into each dish. Sprinkle sometime Monday morning. A
and orchestra work.
Alone With Th* Breeie and|ft n , w r w h e n s h e s i a m m e d a with buttered bread crumbs. window was forced to enter the Chevrolet and Ford
, wwnebody like Mr.
Lekls find the tension piling up on culture. Rutgers University.
put marks.
Buddy CoUette and his Swing-j d o o r o n i t b u t n e r di! . e< . tor | n ! B 8 l t e m a n o v e n 350 degrees building.
around!" was the report phoned you, drink a glass of milk. Your New Brunswick, N. J.
By Felix (The Cat) Brown int Shepherds are two otherj.. R e a c n , o r T o m o r r o w . . ^ the'until the white of the egg is1
Jn by one admiring female. eating habits are important
w
Garden Laraln'
(Well, it certainly is not mon- Avoid highly seasoned foods,
Bigfer'n thr Jury
Here ofarenote:
some new 33'sMercurys,
s cpn7vas'greaTsiwe s^e" was firm.
appeal to just
you out. which might!;in
otonous, to say the least.) excess alcohol and tobacco dur
Here's the reminder that worthy
A young lawyer pleading his1
such pain "I call it method
When we asked Windy on Mon,- ing times of stress. You woulc many of you have asked for. j u U n ala Le* (Capitol) is a Heywood is versatile on thejacting," said she. Shelley plays! Many homemakers consider f i m c g s e n a d ^ ^
nii-meA
it a chore to use the last bits ft ( a r m f ,. to p r05 ecute a railway
day morning how the party do well to omit these items It's about the courses and Peggy Lee selection of unusual- piano and those who like piano a dope addict
of food, although they really ; c o m p a n y for killing 24 hogs. He
classes that Rutgers offers to ly good tunes. Jack Marshall (like the writer* will be partial
went, he replied: "Oh, you from your diet altogether.
know wb,at these affairs alway
can provide flavor for nianyj wart ted to impress the jury
rfview.
Don't think that a peptic help you brighten your green does the orchestra work with to this. The latter record h a s j T w t a y . t pWtun
•re. I had to wait around for
dishes. One thing t o i w i t n t n e m a K n itude of the ln.
in Afro-Cuban beat behind as themes eleven Hollywood; THE M 0 L S E T H A T „ „ „ „ „ „ , -;delicious
ulcer is a badge of high posi- thumb.
hours until everybody was
<inDer aDOUt l e n v e
tion. It can happen to anyone If you're serious enough about hese great songs — from' fa- movies, and their treatment mHere
derfuli™>
° ' | m e a Jury.
is
a
pretty
wonderfulj
e
h
a
p
r
e
U
y
w
o
n
m y
ready for the pictures — sam
your gardening to spend some mous musicals. Recommended. with flutes is certainly a high- little British comedy for your 1» •» use the meat in slices as .. Twe nty-four high, gentleIn any walk of life.
old grind." Hmmmm. . , .
money for tuition you may want Capitol also offers these, ly novel Instrumental selection. i . . i
o
1.1.. lone: as it will slice, Try tneseimen,!
Tu'irp the
tlip number
niimhpr there
there
m p n i Twice
entertainment. Some
neatly
to enroll in a 15-week evening which yoil will want to try:
aimed satire is mixed up in the recipes which feature leftover;jn t n e jUry-*)x."
DOUBLE FEATURE
course in basic horticulture. Mark Murphy's Hip Parade, a
meats
Lot of Truth to This
Miss Carolee Clausan, 89!
Indianapolis — The five offered Wednesday evenings, ocal with music and arrange- A man who went to the doc- wild and wacky plot. It seems|
that
the
above-mentioned
Main Street, Fords a senior a c h l l d r e n o f M r > a n d Mrs _ C o _ 6:30 to 9:10 beginning February
\sY.U\. Y J.
Leftover Slices of Meat
ment by Bill Holman; The One tor's office was Somewhat sur- 'mouse" is the smallest country
Beaver College, Jenkintown, will
iumbus Bryant can be excused 3, the course will be given here Rose by Rose Maddox, a first prised when the nnrse told him
• slices of meat in
participate in the college's anIn the entire world—the Duchy j
if they are nervous next tlmelat the College of Agriculture,
lbum: Les Baxter's The Sacred to step in the next room and re- of'Grand Fenwick. The Fen- milk, then in bread crumbs or
NOW THRU TUESDAY
nual interclass play contest to
move
his
clothes.
they
hear
a
fire
engine's
siren.
Tuition
a
n
d
registration
dol, which is via the motion
MARCH 3. 4, 5, 6, 7. 8
be held tomorrow n i g h t . . . . Mr.
wickians are in something of a corn meal and fry in deep fat.
and Mrs. Lester Poulsen, Ave- The youngsters were chased amount to around $45, and a re- picture of the same name; and "But nurse," he stated in' a dither because their wine, the Devi! the slices by brushing
whisper, "it's my
The Greatest Epic
nel, have named their new from their home by a fire. Theyjquirement for enrollment is a a new 33 by Glen Gray, which hoarse
tiny country's mainstay, has them with a mixture of melted:
daughter, born February 22 at went to the home of an uncle.'htgh school diploma. Registra- is excellent called Swingln' hroat."
From Kl 1—Ask O|in.'.,r
Of The Year!
toto
ovs
*«
competition butter, mustard and Worcester.;
Decade—and which is a col- "Please do as I tell you,"'™"
Railway Memorial Hospital, Jacob Ross, to spend the night,1 tion will end January 29.
for WX :.<M
1
e
shire
sauce.
March 14-18 Course
"! * £Prime
^ ™
?
*£
ection of sounds of the great nwed-Uft nurse, "or I shall'* The
Howard Keel
Candy Ellen. Mrs. Poulsen was Early the next moming they
Minister decides Creamed Meat and Mushroom |
be forced to cancel your apformerly medical receptionist were routed from the uncle's^ The popular home grounds bands of the forties.
his best bet is to declare war V-i cups diced cooked meat
Susan Kohner
pointment."
short course, which has been
for Dr, George Frederick. Mr home by another fire.
Mercury also gets Into tlrt
on the United States, knowing
offered
many
years,
is
sched'/a
cup
dripping
So,
shrugging
his
shoulders,
Poulsen is manager at Mutual
act, In this column, With some
the U. S. will win, and then bej
uled for March 14-18, from 8:30
he went into the next room and
'•3 cup flour
Supermarket on Rahway Avenew long-plays. One interestthere sat a young fellow who forced to occupy Grand Fen- 1 teaspoon salt
A. M. to'4:30 P. M. The total
nue. . . . The third presenta
ing album Is 11 Oldies But
was looking very uncomfortable wick, to the general benefit of Pepper
fee for this is $7 for residents
tlon of the concert series sponcollection of
and quite naked except for a the populace.
of the state and IB.50, far nonsored by the Metiichfn Chapter
P i cups milk
The hilarious events that fol- 1 small caii mushrooms
residents.
of a flower pot filled with large parcel he held across his
• of the Family Concert Associa
low are purely delectable en- 1 tablespoon grated onion
To be admitted you must be builders' sand and covered with knees.
tlon is scheduled for March 12
Route 35, SOUTH \MBOY
16 years old and be able to read a plastic vegetable bag. Insert "Doesn't that beat every- tertainment.
at Metuchen High School. The
hing," said the man removing Peter Sellers plays three
and write English. In the past cuttings in the sand.
artists will be Betty Robbins
both men and women have at- Keep cuttings away, from di- his coat, "I come here with a roles. He Is the Prime Minister,
Alexander Azzilino, Herbert
tended.
Richardson, Pat Bagdi, Marie
rect sunlight until they are sore throat and I have to take also the Grand Duchess, and,
in addition, the zealous grand
Send a card to Garden Re rooted, then put them in a soil m.
Lande,
George
Bohachewsky
t
N
porter, College of Agriculture, mixture containing one part "What are you . beefing field marshal who leads the
and Angela Ditta. , . . The 1960
New Brunswick, N. J., if you humus and three parts garden about?" was the reply. "I just Fenwickians across the ocean
Betty Crocker Homemaker of
want more information on soil.
came in here to deliver this for the invasion. He turns in a
tomorrow at Woodbridge High
either of these.
delightful performance as all
School Is Miss Elizabeth Ann
Cuttings take about a month parcel!"
In addition, there will
three. David Kossuff features
Cwlekalo, a senior. George P.
to form enough roots for pot- OLD SOLDIERS
find it Fast in the
garden schools and classes in tings. ' •
as the inventor of the superMarks, m , 274 CypreEs Drive
You can reach over
Marlboro, N. J. — Some old bomb, and Jean Seaburg
several counties. You can get
Colonia, assistant professor of
Answer-Men in Person
army
mules
not
only
never
die,
Information about these from
daughter.
government and librarian at
The garden experts who sup- they don't even fade away.
Jis
your county agricultural agent,
Union Junior College, will repply information that, appears Jack, a veteran of the First
who is a member of the Rutgers
resent his school at the annual
in this column and answer the World War, is an example. His
conference of Teachers of Gov
faculty. If you don't know ypur
questions you send in will be age is estimated at 55 — nearly
eminent and Related Subjects
agent's name and address, send
among attractions at the In- twice the average life span of
Saturday at Montclair State
a card and I'll get the informaI//1
6 - 5 5 2 9
ternational Flower Show in a mules.
College....
tion to you.
New York, beginning Saturday
«
PERTH
AMBOY •
Although graying and rheu-'
You can fire questions at matic, Jack still pulls a plow for A WALTKB KKALIE TIIHTHK
L e m Plants
Last But Not Least:
Local renidents weekh
Florists have a picturesque them across the counter at the his owner, J., Edward Naylor,
Born at Perth Amboy GenSPECIAL RATES TO
way of describing plants that Rutgers-Cornell booth on the of Marlboro.
wal Hospital: From Fords, a
GROUPS
grow tall, with most of their thirtl floor of the Coliseum.
, aon to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
leaves at the top. They call This will be the third year
Bryan. 13 Montview Road: a
Every Night
of an exhibit by the two unithem "leggy."
daughter to Mr. and Mrs.
Except Monday
If yours are this way, just versities. Research behind your
Norman Peterson, 119 Mary
7:30 to 11 P. M.
Tnt
*trUn«
blame the short dull days of :arden flowers will be featured
Avenue... from Woodbridge, a
Inform* tlon.
winter that make phllodendron, lth a demonstration of the
daughter to Mr. and Mrs. WilCteMto Obtained
tiuiiday ii HnllcUys
geranium, coleus, patience, wax effects of light, growth reguIM P M. tl> 5 P.M.
!t'» mon convenient
Per Column Inch
begonia and others- want to lators and plant breeding.
toun csiro when «« in*** rour
Rutgers-Corneli Team ,
stretch out toward the light.
Book with reservation; yet »
Per 1,000
Donald B. Lacey, extension As was the case last year, tn agent ,„,(, n o morel AcStevens & 6th, South Amboy
« *
wal ttafcet price n «J)
home grounds specialist, sug- there will be a crew of Rutger there.
Residents!
charge
gests a way to rejuvenate such and Cornell garden specialist
ungainly specimens. The first and county agricultural agent*
Woodbridje, N. J.
MI hand $t all times to answe
step is surgery.
WED. THRU SAT.
Just cut back the plant and rour questions,.
MARCH 2, 3, 4, 5
usq the cuttings to ptart new The only difference this yea
Start advertising your
The Story That Baffled
plants. Feed the cut-back is the Increase ln the number o:
at the
tlut M-tMIl
Printed Pattern 9061: Half parent plants with water-solu- fxperte to make mire thai
Scotland Yard!
tpday in the
izes 14ft, 1611, W/i, 20H. 22W, ble fertilizer and place them in everyone who asks a quesUoi
4H. Site 16H dress takes 3\ a sunny window,
gets an unhurried and complete
yards 39-inch fabric.
answer.
— Co-Hit —
New Ones Easy to Grow
Send FIFTY CENTS in coins
We'll keep score of the fre"THE BIG NIGHT"
New
shoots
will
soon
develop
or this pattern — add 10 cent*
for etch pattem for first class and you'll have an attractive quently asked questions and
Special Kiddie Show
HI
mailing. Send to 170 Newspaper busy plant to replace the over- give, the answer here in the
Saturday
Pattern Dept, 232 Wtsl m i l St, grown one. Here's Mr. Lacey's column after the show.
THURS. THRU SAT.
Bob Hope in
and his new
New York 11, N. Y. Print plnlnly easy way to start new plants
MARCH 3 - 5
NAME, ADDRESS With ZONE, that you can call a bonus:
SIZE *nd 8TVLE NUMBER.
Mate a propagating case out
Tidbits:
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amulets and witch doctors to the ap-|
parent origin of the practice of medicine by the Sumerlans of Mesopotamia. This was several thousand years
before the birth of Christ.
•It was not until the nineteenth century, for instance, that the practice of
blood-letting by venesection was abandone. A new school of medical science
called homeopathy developed about
this time, and its techniques differed
from those then being practiced by
those whom the homeopaths called
allopaths. So through the intervening
years has more trial and error come
in the,universal search for the ultimate.
DEPTH BOMB, OR DUD?
Doctor Talk
By JOHN B. REMBERT, M.D.
February 28, 1M0.hought to this problem for
The bie struggle is now shap- Charles E. Gregory, Publisher Middlesex County at & whole.
ing up in Washington between Independent-l<eader
A blood bank where the
the "ultra liberals" and the Green Street
many, many organizations of
morn oonservatlve leaders of Woodbridge, New Jersey
Middlesex County could roalu
our country over the Porand Dear Mr. Oregory:
periodic donations (from which
Bill — these "ultra liberals'
they could draw when needed)
arc the peopls who are de- I would like to take this op- might be a possible solution.
'4 •
portunity
to
thank
the
Indetmmtnpcl to socialite American
The Colottia civic Improve* *
Editor nni PnbUatar
pendent-leader
and
the
people
medicine. If the present sysment d u b hopes that SOIM •'>
tem of the practice of Amerl of Colonia^for their Instantane- public or medical official will <''
<-un medicine 1A abolished we ous support of a neighbor in read this letter and use tue inall will have suffered a tragic distress.
defeat, with the American peo Thf neighbor was Robert fluence to solve the dilemma of *
pip In thr long run suffering DuKRan. thr twelve-year-old Middlesex County residents. We
the greatest loss. Thisls due to boy who has undergone an open as an organization will be glad
to assist in any way possible.
the fact that American medl heart operation and requited 43
Again we want to thank each
pints
of
blood.
The
major
prob
cine and Its amazing proves
We believe the search has been made
is linked Irrevocably with thi lem of thi' Duicgan family wat and every person who hal
opportunity of doctors to work not the blood as much as thi helped In some way to help
in good faith by all who have shared
In an atmosphere of freedom. convenient time and place foi Robert Duggfen.
Yours truly,
in it—and this certainly includes the
Many readers will recall that donors to give the blood.
Harry W. Morecraft,
only a few years ago an all-out' Robert was in 8t. Franclf
spiritual healers.
Island,
President
attempt was made to socialize!f!?^*!
If this is true, then it is difficult to
Colonia Civic Improvement
medicine In this country elephone calls were made to a
through the passage of the ho local hospitals and blood
Club, Inc.
understand why the Middlesex County
Murray -Wagner-Dlngell Bill — 'Mites requesting (hat the blood
Medical Society has an avowed averbe
accepted
here
and
accredited
the exponents of socialization
sion to participating in the polio projwere defeated, but lived to open ,o the LOUR Island Hospital.
their campaign again through The only blood bank receptive
ect because some Doctors of Osteothe more subtle, more danger- to this Idea was located In Newpathy signified their willingness to
ous Forand Bill. The Forand ark which maintained hoursi
$
Bill, If passed will be the first most Inconvenient to a majortake part. Both groups are licensed by
step by the llperato to take over ity of the willing donors.
»J,MM in Specific*
the New Jersey Board of Medical Ex—a bite at a time—American P It seemed we had reached a
medicine. The Murray - Wag- stalemate until the Idea of
aminers,
whose
examinations
of
the
„, ..iimipting to express any
ner-Dingell Bill was an at bus trip to a Long Island blood
invested monthly
,:„, nt on the appropriations latter under the statutes must "contempt in one single step to bank was considered. The Co
makes you an
socialize medicine; the lates1 Ionia Civic Improvement Club
"... ,1 certainly is safe to say sist of the same questions as are given
immediately started a teleowner
of any of
attempt
Is
merely
the
opening
pr..;
to the medical candidates for license
!((i,n<i»c Township municipal
maneuver to take over Step-by phone campaign to contact,
illing bus company which
step.
,, , ll( . most explicit and work- to practice medicine and surgery. The
>uld travel Interstate and conAs
now
proposed,
the
Forand
osteopathic
applicant
shall
be
admit, -x, havr had the pleasure of
Bill will provide tax-subsidized ct other Colonia civic groups
ted to the regular examination at the
in ninny vears.
hospital, nursing home and id charity groups for avail
surgical care for an estimated ile donors.
same time and place the regular ex„„.«ho wishes to take the time,
16 million people — such a In a short week's time, the
aminations are held.
tremendous expense would be us and driver's services' were
i n.visclv where the adminis"All examinations shall be both
paid for by a Somputoory tax on onated by the Breza Bus Com
on the
, miHids to spend the commu73 million people. The social se- •any, telephone squads were
scientific and practical, and of suffiNEW YORK
curity tax is already scheduled tperatlng, the trip was made
, , , „ , this year. The budget is
cient severty to test the candidate's
to reach nine per cent of pay- ,nd the blood was given.
STOCK EXCHANGE
.,mi specifically detailed In
roll UP to $4800 — In the years This trying experience has'j
fitness to practice medicine and surmphasized
a
problem
which
,,,„! ,,f each department, and
You don't have to have "big
ahead. This means that every
gery. If the examination is satisfacworker will pay $316 yer year ery possibly might arise again money" to own shares. Now
,.!,!(! an excellent opportunity
with his employer paying an I the future in Middlesex there's a new, simple, thrifty
tory, the Board shall issue a license
,; iv und appraisal. It shows ta.
Monthly Investment Plan
equal amount. The Foran4,Bil ounty.
•entitling the applicant to practice
with* its estimated cost, of $2 In this day of specialized that enables you to Invest
> n Hi 1959 appropriations and
medicine and or surgery in this
billion for the first and second urgery, a person may be sent] comfortably—as your budget
.-•..in niiitures. together'with the
years, will necessarily send o any city in the United States permits.
Stately J. Jitsfk trlbblis
these taxes even higher. This tor a special operation that re, ; i-miMised to be spent in I960.
Thus, both schools—under the statrequired increase to pay fo; luires blood transfusions. How[|
::r M\ John Evanko of the Ad- ute—appear to be equally tested, lisocialization, on top of the in :an the family replace this
,,.,;:,,!, committee estimates that censed and recognized. It is strange, TRENTON—School buses in der Schweiz geboren, kam als Health and Public Works, and crease already scheduled b; ilood if the patient is hundreds] Tells how your money buj'i
need your favorite stock, how divNew Jersey have set up an Kind hierher. Und duch kann the Interstate Sanitation Com- law, will mean an even smalle f miles away? We sorely
1
umUvi as prepared is finally
indeed, that both cannot conduct enviable record of extreme ich die 8prache Ooethes. Schll- mission.
paycheck for everyone unde; some sort of "clearing house" idends are yours in cash or
tor blood in our immediate to be reinvested, how you
lers, Helnes und. iBeethovens
,,: i u-ht decrease will result together the
proposed vaccination are in transporting thousands nlcht sprechen, ohne empflnd- It has been found that when social security.
large volume of sewage lsl One of the chief objections t area. This "clearing house" pay customary commission
of children to school each day.
;wi) iorul government tax. In project.
would accept the vital fluid and
During the 1968-59 school same Ohien xu beleldlgen, tch discharged at a particular point the Forand Bill is that it wi iransport or accredit it to the with no extra fees, dues, interest, assessments or penal•: MiU:,ii-ipal share of the total
year, the pupil transportation kann nichteinmal Pennsylvania into a body of tidal water, it is] not help our indigent oldei necessary hospital. Possibly the ties, how you can discontinue
Dutch.
carried
for
some
distance
by
citizens — remember most
iij-whicii also includes the cost
j system of New Jersey public
Perth Amboy Hospital would be the Plan at any time. Mail
he tidal currents. This spread
Widening
the Panama Canal «hoois again maintained a Das 1st eine bedauerllche if pollution is difficult to de- these indigent people are no ,he ideal location.
•i.itiii^ our school system and lire
coupon or call at the address
covered
by
social
security.
Th
record
of
no
student
fatalities.
Luecke
In
melner
Erziehung,
es
1
_,.
..
V
.
, , „ .. !-««n»H ni m utu/W\t. fatalities.
We should give some serious! below. No obligation whattermine,
and
in
most
cases,
it
•; A,is $124 per hundred dolStatistics complied by the State Ut auch schlechte Polltlk
indigent of our country now re
ever.
The time is coming when the United Department of Education show Haette ich deutsch gekonnt Is impossible to determine ac- ceive the care they neei
i suit nt Ivlr. Evanko calcuWOOLEN IMPORTS
curately.
States must decide whether to widen 242^36 pupils transported dally haette ich in meinen deuUche
through private, fraternal an
President Eisenhower has
• • iifio local purpose tax will
As a result, the United States
the Panama Canal or leave it as it is. by 3.055 school buses and 894 SUmmen erhalten. Doch will Corps of Engineers has built a religious organizations, or ar continued the 1959 quota andj
helped by welfare program tarriff rates on imported woolWhile some people may not be aware
Ich 8ie und mich nlcht laenger
vehicles.
model of Uve Hudson River, in- paid for by federal, state an
i n•iiuctwn stands, U v U l come oi it, the Canal Is already too small lor These buses and other ve-iquaelen, sondwn nehw Bede' cluding the water areas of the local governments. This prc en' fabrics through calendar
1960.
! hides travelled approximately in der engllschtn Spriche fort.in' o! a requirement to provide our largest warships—such as the su 19 million miles during the setzen, die alg Bindeglied une Atlantic Ocean up to Pough- gram of help for the indigei
The action left unaffected
keepsie and from the Raritan citizen now costs us, the Amer: the President's request for a
:>• I%D budget for $143,000 Of
per carriers of the Forrestal class. If;«hooi7ear.Oniy"2l school bus He verelnt."
River
across
to
the
West
end
of
can taxpayer, about $4 billlo "peril point" finding by the.
•; unpaid bills. This sum repre- these carriers must be moved from the accident* occurred' In
'" which
"'"'' VACATION:— Vacation credits Long Island Sound. The model yearly.
Tariff Commission on imported
property
damage
exceeded
$100
•; - tost of labor, materials and Atlantic to the Pacific, they must now or medical care exceeded $15. would be transformed into covers about the area of a This problem of the Foran woolen and worsted fabrics inmoney to be paid estates of football field and reproduces Bill and the ultimate social tended "to find a more satisMembers, New York Stock
•' for which commitments were make the long voyage around Cape Some 49 minor accidents were deceased public employees, in the tidal conditions of one day
zation
American medicin factory solution" of the many
reported.
Exchange
,he event death interrupts va- on the prototype in about should
Mst.year but (or which payment Horn.
problems
arising
under
the
of
vital
concern
Although these 70 accidents
Perth Amboy National
fifteen
minutes.
cation
plans,
und,er
the
proevery American—It will vital quota arrangement.
n made. The delinquency inOfficially, the Navy says that the constitute an increase of 17
Bank Bldg.
visions of a bill before the When a dye solution is in- affect all our lives and the live
Perth Amboy, N. J.
HI 2-2«M
,in metexpenditure for wages new carriers are so much faster that over the 1956-57 school year, a Legislature.
troduced into the model to of all future generations of HOME LOANS
M. A. WEIANT, Resident Partner
decrease of five pupils injured
stimulate
the
average
sewage
Puuiic Works department of
Americans. I urge you to write j Mortgage discounts, or premi
they can make the long trip in less was recorded. Sixteen accidents The measure is sponsored b,y
30 Years In Perth Amboy
discharges and the tidal cycles
urns, charged
(l(
•^™™* under
•• •">•»• ^-««->™i classified as "emergency" but time than the older carriers. More- resulted In property damage Assemblvmcui Vincent J. Pa- axe copied, some knowledge can to your Congressman now and•"""*
Mercer, Robert J. Wagvoice your convictions on the ment-insured mortgage financMAIL COXJPON"
only.
:i Mr Evanko points out by "curi- over, the Navy maintains a complete Non-traffic accidents to pu- ler, Passaic, and Carmine Sa- be ascertained as to the extent Porand Bill — next week, next ing, are casting home buyers
r
of
the
pollution
and
where.
A
,
!.. WATSON & CO,
month,
1
$45,000,000
extra
a
month, or "just later" may be
incidence occurred as last No- fleet in each ocean, and adequate pUs reveal they are caused by lno, Bergen.
close study of the model work- too late!
Representative Albert Rains P. A. National Bank Bld»
As
it
presently
has
been
lnPerth Ajnboy
><••'•, election approached."
bases, Nevertheless, it may be desirable students slipping on the bus %rpreted- the law does not au- ings may eventually clean up
says.
entrance steps, fighting on the
Please' mall me true "booklet
New
York
Harbor.
AID
TO
VIETNAM
The
Alabama
Democrat,
who
thorize
payment
to
the
estate
•< complete budget now is on file to widen the Canal so that it can han- bus, drivers' applying brakes
Monthly Investment Flan
A Senate investigation of is chairman of the House Bankf
a
deceased
employee
for
vawithout bbllgatlon.
quickly, sharp dbjecto protrud'•'• '"'flice of the Administrative Sec- dle any modern warship.
ATOMIC ATTACK:— In the foreign aid in South Vietnam ing Subcommittee on Housing,
ing from rails or seats, students ation allowance accumulated
Name
—
n tin- Municipal Building. AmFrom the commercial viewpoint, the running Into the > side of the and not used. It has been in- event of a nuclear attack upon has led to the conclusion that made the estimate upon the reAddress
—
New Jersey, a special Commis- the program has been of major lease of a committee staff reterpreted,
however,
to
provide
'••'!•'• is afforded for study of the Canftl is large enough to handle prac-ibus.
ibus or"losing their balance in that where the employee dies sion on Emergency Civil Gov- benefit to both South Vietnam port compiling discount figures;
City
::
n
the
1
• "•'• prior to the public hearing, •tically all ocean-going ships as of t h e'th
across the nation.
te
th driver
driver made
made ee while on vacation leave, pay- ernment would probably be- and the United States.
1
ment is permitted foi- the peri- come the standby government
. _ . . . ,
.
.
. . sharp turn.
w of final passage, o n March
of vacation time not used of the State.
'•i Kvanko promises that the bud- moment. On the other hand, as shi s Qf 21 accidents. 25 were prior to the employee's death. Such a commission is already
!
at work studying proposed
i ' f n t l y written is a "proposal" get larger, the Canal will not be able'caused by human failure such
legislation
carry on the
Under
State
House
to
%—
..
1
*' 'OLLUTION:— Continued poj* functions oftoState,
• •> subject to change "provided to handle them. There are several - T£13*$%
county arid
ti
today which are too big for the school bus drivers backing into lutlon of waters surroundinj local government in New Jer! •" and satisfactory reason for Ships
Canal already, j
ither vehicles, and two by Manhattan Island, tncludmg sey. The nine-member body In:;
-''" is presented.
ither
striking
pupils
rossingvehicles
the road
to enter
the the Arthur Kill, Upper New cluded two Senators, two AsThe latest estimate
was
• school bus. Two others were York Harbor, East River and semblymen, a representative of
• ! - »full and fair hearing will be would require over two million
dollars aused by defective brakes,
the executive department, the
•:'" uiy who wish to discuss the to widen the Panama Canal, so that it Orville 0. Parrish, State Co- part of the adjacent waters ol Administrative Director of the
Long Island Sound, will cause
^ '>! any of its aspects—and could handle Forrestal-type carriers. ordinator of Pupil Transpor- five governmental agencies tc Courts and three public memtation, State Department of
1)1
time is being allowed for •Congress may not be in a mood to vote Education, claims there is delve into its cause and effec bers. It is felt that no other
authority would be available
this year.
U!on
')t such discussion or argu- this sum of money at the moment, and continuing need for school The agencies include
during the first month of the
authorities to teach safety
r!l
"s. when the hearings are chances appear against legislation to habits to all students riding New Jersey and New York State post-attack period.
Governor Meyner has exW'-i-d the budget should reflect widen the Canal. Another complica- school buses. He says "many Departments of Health. Ne
(Contlnued on Page 19)
York City departments o:
1
pupils
assume
that
ttye
physical
"'inking both oi the Town tion isj the hostility toward U. 8. occuappearance
of
the
Bchool
bus
11
'" snd that of individuals or pation of the Panama Canal Zone in in. itself serves to wave a magic
G U M O I GIRLS
'^iioii.s-a quality any budget Panama While there is little likeli-* wand over all traffic and that
no motorist would even dare
hood that the United States will grant p»ss this Invisible barrier." Ac:i
" ""ly express the hopje tout Panama; sovereignty in the Panama cidents have proved otherwise
REGULAR
l1
be made of the opportu- Canal Zone^i recent demonstrations GERMAN;— Governor Robert
BANKING HOURS:
and other
protests incurred by the B. Meyner claims if he could
d
th
Monday Thru
communists, have made the U. S, pos- speak. German he probably
would have won more German
Thursday
ture there a delicate one.
votes In his past two election
'* " " > KttiHy /Vecciwry?
A 24 hour service for your convenience.
9 A, M. to 2 P. M.
In this connection it could be that campaigns for Governor of
New Jersey
Deposit large or small sums after hours —
an
expenditure
of
several
billion
dol'; ""'wtunate indeed that the
Friday
In a recent speech before the
111
a sqfety first service many of our commercial
fonduct vaccination clinics lars might—several decades hence—be German Society of Pennsyl
9 A. M. to 6 P. M.
vaoU, however, the Governoi
"IIJni<K<' Township,in the war utilised by Panama, or another power. spoke briefly In the German
-customers appreciate.
explaining rj?:
MtewaiM.J* If we, ever UM sovereignty in the ten- Oeuman descent
on Ms fathei
mile wide Panama Carfal Zone.
""'"I antipathy of one school
and mother's side. Hig falluri
Eventually,
we
believe",
the
expendito speak German fluently, he
• U)«ard another school.
ture will be nuuie, if only for.peace- admitted, constituted a de
llJI
" oi'the ages has sought
time purposes. However, action does plorable omission in hi* edu
lu
enisle efficacious method
cation.
not apear to be imminent, and chances But he is reported to have
Vl Uo
" » of disease and trwt" ll ^ k - T h e search has tra- are against any action at all in the im- done »ll right with the following:
'll- gilt's of diffewnee, e * mediate future. Uncle Sam in this case "Herr President, Mttfliedw
li estopped from ^action at the mo- der Deutachen Gesellaohift:
ment because of a pinch ift finances- Bine kurze Bemerlcung luvor!
The evince
Meln accent mag sle wnuetierOur New Building. Comer Moore Avenue
un
% of opinion i s u dl*- though, ironically, we could widen the en. Ich bin deuttcher1 AbsUm8,nd Berry Street (OPP. Town |iftU>
h
I CAnal and then some, with the money mung von Vateri und v*n Mut- ffeaw, dad. d » t let Mn UgtHpemt* yoa tfae
n as been ihroiagh
ters Seiten. Mein OrowvaUir
Member^ Federtl Bcterve System and Federal Oepoolt Insurance CorpomttoB
'he times of treatm^nv by we are spending on forefgn aid <?achvaeterUchtneiU
ytedUMBr
k»m tut
DauUolUindt malne MuttAf. inj
.'tuning
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PAGE TWELVE
Chapter
To Elect
THURSDAY, MARCH 3. I960
Friendsliii
Day
Deabus-Petercsak Rites
To Di$cim Budget
,
R^^uT'r^n Held Saturday in lords
Blanchard. Second Ward, will,
Mrs. Detibiu. » graduate
off
g
give
a detailed
explanation
FORDS—Our
Peace | Perth
Uw 1JW
Township
Budget of]
at|ctrarch
was the Lady
sriungof SaturHigh School «nd
. , FORDS—Election of officer* the next meeting of the Wtl-|dar for the wedding of Mi« Trenton Strfte TrtChers Colllam J Warren Association at'Haiel Verona meres**, daugh- legr. is a fourth grade teacher
meeting of Ramot Chapter, the Liberty Tavern. 63S Klrwjter of Mr. and Mrs Stephen J. in the Cranford school syrtfln.
• B'nai B'rlth Women, and Mrs.
Road on Monday nightiprterecak, 108 Fifth Street, and Mr. Decibus is a graduate of
Al Kles», nominating commit|Joseph Edward Decib;is, son ofjPerth Amboy High School, a|
• tee co-chairman, has an' Nicholas Decibuj. 1 Orant veteran of the U. S Marine:
Court. Metuchen. Rev. Mleels- jCorps. and Is employed at
" and M. Joseph Duffy. Countyllaa* Konouka officiated at the
UieWcholas Motors, Perth Amboy.
Dand^Bregman. c t e r ( c w n o w i n discuss theldouble ring ceremony.
° u "''functions of their respective de-1 Given in marriage by ton •
1 7 D
*1
HOPELAWN
lni,
,iiii Seoul Troop 01 |
spaciifttl supper to ( .
Thinking Day" imci - i
tinnal Fl'IWKjlOUp" ,i;Mniy Stnnkeiklc/ m .
Margiirrt Pastor. Iron,)
,n charge ass.sUcl by M:
Adiim. Miss Carol Sail,
Huhy Pmick e r d Mis j.;
]';i: i ol onr mid t« »
(inupc of table sen;;
oilKinul Italian d a m - ••
fuimrd by patrol i: :
pal ml four enter|piiv,(i
Firnch number
iir plnivi by
Robert H. Jamison,tf»ther. the bride wore a R°wri N ^ n O O ! ( I U J H I S
„
third vice president, Mrs. 6 h e l - | O t l n T | k l
..iomas Lee. George of t&ffeU trimmed with Alenpj^hoidfrg. OtheriOon lace ending in a chapelt » j
I
n
T ' _
w- nave Busy lime
financial secretary. Mrs. Rets,'
The maid of honor was Miss, PORDS—Mrs. Herbert Ludling secretary. Mrs. Har- r t
rv
n 1
William Chisman ;ir
recording
(Jane Stankovlch. Metuchen. wig. principal of School 7. anId Novak of the K;:
vey Oluck. treasurer. Mrs f l O l U 0 2 ofllC
iBridesmaids were Miss Rochelle nounced she is proud of the ac•fiiifid
showed fiir-,',.
•Leonard
Narode. sentinel and
rd Narode
and
C
Buck. Edison, find Miss Mar- complishments of a number of
i ni and Mexico
.Mrs. Fred Strelt, counsellor.
her classrooms
Ello, Perth Amboy.
Nominated for trustees were
Si>(-ciiil K W S U Incluil' ;
Declbu5 Jr., Perth j The 26 fourth grade memMM. A. Oingold, Mn. Richard HOPELAWN — Mrs. John Amboy.*brothrr of the brlde-Ws of "The Room 11 Book
• Hiisr Siintucci. Mi.1* M,,
.Milton, Mrs. L. Schwab. Mrs.';
.indak, Miss Linda :
R. 8. SMlaJ groom, served as best man. Thejciub" have a complete working
Mrs
and
Miss Janet Kuc
Myron
Shevell, Mrs. Daniel Km
" beI nind charge
circled
y
will
of defense ushers were Charles Reick. classroom library under the NEW SCHOOL, NEW* OFFICERS: The new Fords Junior Hich School, compliant a • '
ihc following members
l f tirrslShewn, Mn. R. Roth, and Mn.stamp* for the month of Mar«h Rahway: Kenneth Buck, Bdt- guldantt of their teacher, Mrs officer! of Its first Student Cunnril: l,rfl lo rl*lil, J»»r|.l. Ksrol l i m d c 71 tr<-a«»rrr: Jl
Truop Committee, M:
advlsrrs.
Bert Wolf.
It wat announced at a meeting |aon. and Stephen Peterwak, Anne Myers. The children condent; JiU Rhams (grade 8 ) , secretary; Lois Berlin, Itradr 8) president. Standing in It
Lund, Mrs. Helen .»,;
tributed more than ISO books
In honur of Brotherhood of the Hopelacn Home and Edison, brother of the brid«.
Charles Ptlns and .1. R. Williams.
.Mrs. Bertha Kacsur, M: •
Week, the anti -defamation School Association.held at the The couple left for a wedding of their own. devised a system
Thomas, and Mrs Brf.
trip to Bermnda For traveling of individual book cards, pertommlttee presented the book,
agyi.
t
sonal library cards, and check"We arc all Americans" by B
Bet-'
A hot dog sale is planned for the bride chose a beige suft.
out of books, and set up rules
tye D. Wltoon to Uie l o w i n g
^
^ ^ M_
[ The troop also hiked •,
m(mth ^
and "fines"
Puritan Dairy plant ; ;
]
^mS
*U™Cht\
*""?• nouwrf
later. Mrs. John
Amboy. accompanied i,
Fords, and Ediaon Township| S n w l n e r w U 1
"The learning derived from
Btankewlcz and Mrs \
Free Public Libraries, The Bar-j The attendance prize was
the Inception and gradual dewhere they were conch
ron Library, Woodbridge, and won by Mrs. Sokobln's third
elopment of their own library
a tour of the plant in v
- the library of Temple Neve grade and Mrs. Stew CieiT wft|
reaches Into many areas. Eath PORDS—'Tlie best rule par- grades, in learning the mechaiiOUUr.
'. Sholom, Metuchen. The edi- recipient of the special award.
child reads according to his ents can follow in educating ics of arithmetic "with
['. P. Drive Chairmen i
Thr follonlnn Kir"-tion is designed for young The next meeting of the as- AVENEL — Winners of the ability and taste, and is learn- their children today is to let and accuracy." H
50 boxes of cookies in ;.
readers and Is colorfully illus- sociation will be held March Avene! Woman's Club's card ing how and why libraries func- teachers do the teaching," Sis- that "memorizing" has no place!
Seeking Volunteers
party
held
last
Wednesday
cookie sale (.•?..
ter M. Victoria, C.S.J., said in In the study Of arithmetic. "It;
trated.
tion," Mrs. Myers said.
31 with the second grade
FORDS — Michael Volosln,
were announced by Mrs. George
Adam, Cindy A - :
her address at the meeting of is a matter of recognition," he;
DINNER IS SET
mother's in charge of hospi
Mrs.
Oahan's
sixth
grade
30 Grant Avenue, chairman
Mixa, chairman. The affair
Cynli;! Kathleen
Bilbao.
,n
Our L*dy of Peace P.T-A
said.
The annual installation din- tality.
took
part
in
the
Olympics
in
KEASBEY
John
held at the Woodbridge Trinity
Sister Victoria, who is a Each class mother was given of the Cerebral PaUy Drive Second Ward
ner will be held on April SO
their
classroom
by
research
and
which start! March 15 rePariah House was a great suc- with Mn. Milton chairman
many Interesting reports about member of the parish school's a dollar to invest in any activi- quests volunteer help to teeman. today announced thar
Now cess.
On the
faculty,
said
(hat
the
objee
ty
of
their
own
choosing
that
the origin, the torch, contest*,
The recipient of the Ameri-j
John Cheega will be a camAt Amboys Drive-In Door prize winners were Mrs.' points used in scoring, past tives of Catholic education — would make it multiply, and make It a iuceet«.
Chairman
^canlsm award was Norman
paign manager for Julius E.
James
Mazza,
Mrs.
William
to
develop
the
whole
man
spiriA
spec
UI
appeal
is
made
to
Mrs. George Pfeif. president.!
records, and game sites.
'"Freeman, Matson Road, Edi-j PERTH AMBOY — Today
I7.so,
Township
Committee
canTo Address O.K.
The official postage stamp tually, intellectually and phys- announced the organization; residents ot the Shorecrest didate.
aon. Mr. Freeman is presidentjthrough Tuesday are the play- Murphy, Jr., Mrs. Thomas Hill
cannot be accom- raised almost $1,000 during the and Lafayette Estates area,
,,pf the Edison Chamber of]dates for "On the Beach" at the Mrs. Dale Scott, Mrs. George and the official symbol were teally
Mr. Cheega, p
presently
r e s e y a; FORDB—Mrs. Sidney but workers are needed
Drive-In
Theatre, Hanaeri, Mrs. M. M. MacArthur displayed. Flags representing pUshed without the cooperation past month
. Commerce, former president of Amboys
member of the Keasbey Flre;Natlonal Tel Aviv
Mrs.
S.
S.
Semlnlck,
Mrs
of
parents.
throughout.
Interested
parties
participating countries were
the Edison Jewish Community starring Oregory Peck, Ava
wlll be the gwst sp. :i
may contact Mr. Volosln at Company, will manage Mr.
Center, former president of joardner, Fred Astaire, Anthony George Evans. Mr*. Robert made as well as a graph show- "However," she continued,|
Tuesday's meeting ol ii .•
Izso's
campaign
In
th&t
area.
Fischer.
Miss
Mary
ham
OaliVA 6-0904.
Washington Park Civic Asso- Perklru, and Donna Anderson
ing this years Olympic results "many well-intentioned par,He is a communicant of Our wood Chapter, Wpmnv.'.
ciation, a member of the Shel- who makes her screen debut. sin, Mrs. George Rumage, Mrs. and a pencil sketch of Squaw |ent» unwittingly confuse their
Lady of Peace Roman Catholic lean ORT.
GLADYS E. SCANS
1
children and deter their progton Exchange C l u b , New The supporting feature la B. B. Matthews, Miss Qai' Valley, Cal.
YOUNG AT HEART
Cooper.
Mrs.
Henry
Nelson
Church, Fords, and Is a mem- A short business inn .
"Gunfighttrs
of
Abilene"
with
ress
with
ieatii.r.g
methods!
497
Lincoln
Hlthwsj.
Brunswick Junior Chamber of
News articles were summarbe
held.
Anyone
in\m--Natitucket,
Mass.
—
After
30
Mrs. Andrew Galisln, Mrs. A ized and displayed on a bulletin that conflict with those em-i
ber of the Holy Name Society,
Commerce and Jewish War Buster Crabbe.
Tel. U-S-1679
I years as town assessor,
i He is a member of the Perth attending is asked to r.v.;
ployed at school."
Veterans, and a member of the The usual weekend bonuses] B. La Bonte. Mrs. H. A. Camp- board and in a scrap book.
Amboy B.P.O.E. and Is the Baurer. LI 9-31 n .
Mayor's Committee for Hospl-jwiH be offered—Kartoon Kar- bell, George Selover, Al Tarcz,! Mrs. Galian feels through Sister Victoria said that pat-, Mvi John
owner of the popular Jiggj The second annual :
j nival on Friday, Saturday and Leon Berry, William Hansen. these experiences a truer mean- ents can offer invaluable as-[*'.as a w
,tal Study In Edison.
teim. Grimes doesn't Tavern.
show and dinner will u
The special award went to Mrs.'
IMTS" j'oS7ph"Forwno.
Sunday,
and
"The
Woman
ing of patriotism and brother- sistance to teachers In otherj
--• Several members were hosat the Essex House N
i think that he's too old. He is 92.
Street.
Eater""
at
midnight
Friday
and
A.
W.
Francis.
hood has been gained.
jways, such as;
Mr, Cheega stated that "Mr. March 14.
tesses* to students of Douglas
Non-player
awards
were
given
Izso has overwhelming support
Science Fair
j By enforcing discipline at
•.and Rutgers Friday after serv- Saturday.
jto Mrs. Harry Jones, Mrs. Wil- The sixth grade, under thc|h e. "When children learn to
in every district of the ward. I
ices at the Hlllel Foundation.
om
1
PLANNED
liam Hansen, Mrs. Kane Kelley, direction of Mrs. Joyce Zashinj respect the afrthorlty of their
will lead an active and aggres- WRONG SOLUTION
., Mrs. LJpcteln will be hostess
!
The Navy plans to seek $975,- Mrs, Ray Helnrich, Mrs. F. A. is presently engaged in
Lewlsburg, Pa.
i
sive campaign on his behalf."
* t the board meeting tonight
parents, they will more readily
Richard Davis, 40, ol t
,at her home, Stonybrook Drive, 000,000 for six more Polaris Corcoran, J. T. Gardner and science fair, consisting of a recognize the authority of the
submarines In a supplementary George Mroz.
Pa., was accused of sf
BETRAYED
group of elementary science ex- teacher," she said.
-*fenk> Park Terrace.
budget request. Admiral Ar- Table winners included Mrs, periments which were viewed
State unemployment t .;
Toronto
—
'It's
not
right
to
By supervising homework.
lelgh A. Burke, Chief ot Naval Mazza, Mrs. John Mahon, Mlssjby all students on Tuesday.
stual," a little boy exclaimed in sation while regular."Parents," she advised, "should
Operations, to the Senate Joan Sipos, Mrs. Eugene Ma- The experiments Included: always make certain that their
•
Girl Scout* Mark
a loud voice to a woman in a J ployed. H* was ordned
Preparedness subcommittee re- gargol, Jr., Mrs. Frederick Rac, how a complete circuit of elec- children do their homework,
department store. A store de,- restitution, began i fp;r-..
friendship Month vealed recently.
Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. Edward tricity can put on lights and but they should never do it for
tective, hearing Uie words, tookj money, but soon !<•
These would be In addition to Stem, Mrs. A. B. KenzenovlcJ ring bells: an electric crane: a them."
the woman, Mrs. Mary Landry, His solution, an FH;
FORDS — Girl Scout In- three Polaris submarines that Mrs. Hill, Mrs, H, T. Chesney,
magnetized nail used to pick By consulting ith* teacher:
3l>. into custody. After brief testified recently, wu.termediate Troop 123 of Our
are provided in the budget be- Mis. J. A. Anthony, Mrs. Cecil up objects; a telegrapn system "A child's grades are simply ai
questioning, she admitted that apply for unemplojui' Lady of Peace neighborhood
fore ' Congress. They would Scott, Mrs. James McHugh, with which the spectators can measure q/^ his achievement;
she had stolen some goods. Thei pensation under talw ;•:
took time out from service probring the total program toj Mrs. Sam Albrecht, Jr., Mrs. J. relay messages; proof that air they do not'indicate h]g capa
little boy was her son. police in order to obtain ni" '
ject and badge work to observe
A.
Schleilnger,
Mrs,
Frank
learned.
off the original deb!
International
F r i e n d s h i p eighteen nuclear-powered sub- Schimpf, Mrs. Charles Schmidt- has force, weight, and that hotjeity," Sister Victoria Said, addalr expands; a plasticine dis- ing that through frequent conMonth at their last meeting. marines equipped to fire 1,200mile missiles.
meler, Leon Berry, William play of the solar system revolv- sultation with the teacher par-..France was chosen as the
Berry and Mr. Tarcz.
ing around the sun; shortening ents can discover ways of im"theme, and Mrs. Prank Rogers. ON TEACHER PAY
and lengthening of an air tube proving the child's work at
- Arlington Drive, who was A House Education subcomchanges the pitch of sound: school.
"raised In F#ance, spoke to the mittee has voted to exclude ICE TRAPS DUCK
, Show Good Example
girls about the country and funds for teacher salaries from Asheville, N. C. — When a water making fog and frost and
By showing good example. CHOCOLATE CHEESE PIE is an ideal dessert choice for a
. prepared a French breakfast a new pared-down school aid duck sleeping in a lake awoke has an invisible skin and con
tains molecules; also a salt and "Nothing taught in the school
•for them.
large party buffet. This recipe makes two rich, delicious pies.
recently, he found that his tall
bill.
rock garden made from mixed can be of lasting value, if it
Mrs. J. P. Lucy is leader of The voice vote was taken at feathers were frozen in ice.
Top them with whipped cream and dribble your favorite!
chemicals.
undermined at home," she sa:
the troop assisted by Mrs. a closed meeting as Uie sub- By midafternoon, word of the
chocolate sauce over each.
'
A
lecture
has
been
prepared
"No
ideal,
no
habit,
no
attiCharles Hill.
Chocolate Cheete Pie*
committee began drafting of a duck's plight brought crowds, and a class notebook explain- tude inspired at school can take
Pastry for two 8-inch pie shells.
Bethlehem shipyard strike Is new bill designed to be accepta- a traffic Jam around city- ing the equipment used, pro' root unless It if nourished by
owned Beaver Lake, and the
expected to spread.
ble to the House.
cedures and results of the .ex- the patient example of loving
3
eggs
Fire Department. The duck's| periment is on display.
parents."
1 cup sugar
dilemma Was solved by Harry A
3 packages (3 ounces each) cream cheese
;
Anthony Pappachia. also a,
Gutor. who used a Fire De- DROPPING OUT OF SIGHT
L
member
of
the
school's
staff,
[
1
4
cups
whipping
cream
panment grappling hook to] Baltimore, Md. — As he was!
2 to 3 squares unsweetened chocolate, melted
j
haul himself in a small skiff about to get into his car, discussed the methods of teach-!
?a
ing arithmetic, and recomb cup sifted flour
across the 100 yards of ice U Charles J. Brill fell Into an
mended that parents conscienPinch of soda
e grounded fowl. The duck open manhole. He walked to a
tiously assist their children,
<4 teaspoon' salt
as transferred to the opec police station and was taken to
while they are In the early i
1 teaspoon vanilla
a hospital to have a hip Injury
aters of a lake.
Line two 8-inch pie pans with the pastry and flute edge*.
treated.
fcLIP AND MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY
Policeman, John Smith went
Beat eggs until thick and fluffy. Add sugar, a tablespoon
out to investigate and fell into
at a time, beating after each addition until blended. Beat
another manhole. He went to
WOODBRIDGE PUBLISHING CO.
cheese and 1V« cups cream together until smooth and of the
You Can a hospital for X-rays. Another
consistency ot whipped cream. Add melted chocolaU and stir
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investigation, by a policeman
until blended. Fold egg mixture Into the cheese-chocolate
WOODBRIDGE, N. J.
who managed not to fftll Into
'Perfect for special oc- miiturp.
any more holes, showed that
G Enclosed please find $4.00 (or one-year
Soft together flour, soda, and salt. Add to the chees« m a and
. and a welsomeone had removed the
subscription to:
ture. Add vanilla; blend. Pour the filling into the pie shell*
heavy lld» and tossed them over
come surprise anytime and bake at 325° P. for 45 minutes, or until cake tester will
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at the
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sauce, if desired. Makes two 8-inch pits.
Same
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and-black cat is usually ttiej
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Parents in Talk to Our Lady of Peace P.T.A
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PAGE THIRTEEN
fiioriS Farkas-CafanoC
.died Held1 in helin Saturday
Colonia
Is Leaded
, , •
f.n-1 wedding trip in the Pooonos
ill the
fano, niece of Mr, find Mrs. the couple will reside In High'
show
oseph Michael Calano, West •innd- Park.
- •
"
ti,,.
colo'lla
lenry Place, became the bride Mrs. Fnrkas Is a graduate of
i Association f Robert Parkns, son ot Mr.
COLONIA — Dr. Edward A. jell
'artenour, chairman of TlW
[•ait Fund Drive here, hM
.liiniincr-ri that Colonia lead*
ilddlesex County with a tbtU i |
f $2376.02 to date fronrihe
;-nrt Sunday house-to-hdS*
>nvnss. More than 235 voll(k*
•ITS participated and did1 lift.
Woodbridge HIKII .School. The
adn Mrs. Louis . Farkas, Cor- bridegroom, also a graduate of
woii
,,i week's meeting reja Avenue, .at a wedding Woodbridge High School, Is a
solemnized Saturday at 3 P. M.private music Instructor.
,,„„(- of Mrs Marat St. Cecelia's Church. Rev.
rvith Amboy.
Nirmlrn. ehmr- Thomas Dentlcf officiated
,, f,,iiowiiu will be
t h e bride wore a gown of im,,i,mv which will ported Chantllly lace, embelr
|,, v l ,i K o o s B r o t h - lished with seed pearls and sequins. Her fingertip veil of llM ! S <;. H. Chris
iilc .1, K
liilc
ualon hung from a matching
|i, lc |, Mrs. O leadplcce. She carried an old- COLONIA—Final plans for „
blk lashloned bouquet of white dance ot be held Saturday,
Adorns, Mrs
March 12, were discussed at a
•Men Rnd orchid*.
rs
Mnrjorle
Miss Joan Farkas, Bister of recent meeting of the School 20
i, Mudrnk.
the bridegroom, WHS mnid of PTO executive board. Mrs
u committee
honor, Bridesmaids were the Richard Ashwell. ticket chairfollowlnif slate Mimes Janice Conklln, Arllnc man, announced that tickets!
r election: Mrs Hruhl and Carole Perkins, Is- may be obtained from anyj
li'tit; Mrs. Rllil- elln,, and Miss Judith Taylor member of the executive board,
vcrretnry; Mrs Woodbridge. '
iVolunteers are asked to be at
•,,,mrK treasurer.
Peter Martuccl, Iselln, served :he American Legion Hall at
. , business meeting as best man. Ushers were Ar- M A. M. on the day of the
uroup pre- thur Kuhar. Gerald Cowell and dance to assist Mrs, Clyde Ed•• Women in Edward Kantor, Perth Amboy. rinRton In setting up.
the ASM," and Arnold Orovlch, Hopelawn. Thomas Sullivan, PTO presiii talk on Upon their return from a dent, was in charge of the
board meeting. Vincent Thar\\ md Mm.
ner, chairman of the recent
\ scene from
(hl,,,(l
paper drive, said that a profit
Aristophanes. Mrs. Iverson Feted
. ,'• i , v
of t 1 2 h a d
, , i r n ) t from Clar
T«;„.,!.,
r
teen netted. The
; piny. "The Wo
uj I elephone
t o . board voted to make the paper
In these
COLONIA — Honored yester- drive a semi-annual project to
Mrs. Nie day for 30 yean of service with take place In October and June,
A lft
s. Mrs. Yaku the New Jersey Bell Telephone!
t *t night's general meetn
Mrs
Company
was
Mrs.
Jessie
B.i'
K
at the school, Mrs. ElizaCurl
beth Schiller, helping teacher
Mrs. Daniels, Mr» Iverson, 77 Jordan Road.
The luncheon was held at the spoke on "The- Reading Pro
,i Mrs Frank l o n g
the Woodbridge
. vnitivt* bonvd meet Bras* Horn In Elizabeth. Mrs. gram In
Robert Mulligan,
, Thursday. March 10 Iverson, an information oper- Schools."
I' \I nt. the home 0! ator In Elizabeth, Is a member principal, announced that th
•';,
713 Clark Stree of Elizabeth Council, H. O. Me -j registration date for those chil
i N'. \ t ifKiilnr meet Cully Chapter, Telephone Plo- dren entering school next 8ep
'tember will be May 12 and 13
11, Mairh 24 at th neers of America.
Dance March 12
Listed by PTO
M\ Partenopc.
»•
Two solicitors. Mrs. JOHtt
ilnrczk and her 13-yeftNBM -•
in, Kenneth, made a total^f \\
10 calls on homes In the Hilt
lift Road area.
-% ,;
Amounts collected In dlfufc-'
it sections were as folWwt: ,
ist Cliff and North Hill R6Afc»
173.15; Library area, %iS$k
idfleld Road, $41.55; McttUf
ne Road, $54.31; MiddleW
Lvenue and New Dover SOU,
COMMITTREMAN FETED BY FRIENDS: Above are somr of the guests and members of the committee at a testimonial affair held Friday at The Lo*
557.05; Country Club VUJaW,
Cabin fOr'Commltteemaii John Evanko, Fifth Ward, Standing left to right, Commltt*«men David Miller, John Hughr* and Maynard Winston; Mayor $43.94; Water Street, fSMt;
Frederick M. Adams, Mr. Evanko, Commltteeman David Nicola, Angelo Rossi, Samuel Blitz, Harold Feist, Police Chief John It. Euan, Buddy Harris.
Jolonla Village south, $48-,M;
Seated, Mrs. David Miller, Mrs. Maynard Winston, Mrs. Frederick M. Adams. Mrs. Sylvia Lentiwh, Mrs. Stanley Lee, Mrs, John R. Efan, Mrs. Buddy
lolonia Village proper, tn&Jt!
Harris, Mrs. Robert Broderick.
Ihorecrest, $131.21; Lynn 01*8
and Dover Estates, $121,0Br»*
mnn and Lake Avenues,
Oak Ridge Height*
Woodbridge Knolls,
Video Park $27.90;
Woods, $80.55; Canterbury VW*
lage, $43,01; Dukes :Est»t«ti
$98; Tag Day, $77.41.
.<
COLONIA — Dedication of and building commission of the Dr. Partenope says that.
seven acres of land on Lake Church of tjjer Good Chepherd. total amount of donations ft*
Avenue for the erection this Bethlehem Union Church 1 alized during February, Hewt
summer of a new church, and
member of the Council o: Month, wJU be published to. ttt»
the announcement of ft merger Community Churches, and th near future.
.
with the Bethlehem Union Ihurch of the Good Shephen
!hurch of Clark took place at belongs to the United Churd
ceremonies Sunday sponsored of Christ. The two have a com
on the new property by the blned membership of 100 per
Church of the Good Shepherd sons. A new name will be select
Sunday's program was ori- ed for the combined church.
ginally
planned as just a dedi\l;s Robert Weltnan
COLONIA — Realizing the
cation of the land, but the Rev
••(•imimunity P
Importance of professional '
George
A.
Shults,
pastor
of
the
,.,j,.m!. nnd the Citizen
guidance in setting up an efChurch of the Good Shepherd,
!. r-1-.rci by Dr. Edward
fective youth program, the
and
the
Rev.
Jack
.
R.
Irwln,
i.i^oii of special
Youth Activities Council of
pastor of the Bethlehem Union
!• .•ivrt Cnlle&e of EnColonia at its meeting last
Church, decided to announce
week, in the Civic ImproifSthe merger jointly. Rev. Irwin
.<••> with Mrs. H l n - COLONIA — Miss Hazel E.jthe research laboratories of
ment Club was told of several
will return full-time to his
• -n'k's m e t i n g were De Lisle, daughter of Mr. and I Merck and Company. Rahway
experts who will advise the
studies at Drew University, and
r
newly-formed group.
M,-C;.!!hy a n d M l M Mrs. Wlnfleld 8. be Lisle, New Mr. Weston, a graduate of
the Rev. Shults will be pastor
Prank Krysiak, recreation
1'.. H'-f
Dover Road, became the bride Dwlght Morrow High School
of the combined congregation!
commissioner of Linden, ^11
Of Roy Q. Weston, son of Mr. Engicwopd, and Drew Univers- TAKING PART IN DEDICATION CEREMONIKS Sunday xif new property on the Clark.liich will meet in the Bethle
speak at an executive board
and Mrs. George E. Weston, ity, Madison, and the University Colonla line rrcrntly acquired by the Church of the C.mid Shepherd are Heft to right)
lem Church until the ne
meeting Wednesday night ,>t
Orudell, In a ceremony Satur- of Maryland, is employed as a Rev. Otorge A. Shults, pastor; Mayor Frederick M. Adams, Woodbridge; Kev. Benedict
uildlng is erected.
the Civic Club Donald Weuday at 4 P. M. In the New Dover chemist tor the same company
W. Tannlrr. president of the New York Synod; and Commissioner William Maguire, Clark,
The Church of the Good
man, assistant executive directMethodist Church.
Shepherd has been meeting in
or, Council of Social Agenctei
Olven In marriage by her
School n since August, 1958,
of Montclalr, and Dswid WM>
400 Boys Sign Up
when
it
•
wast>rganlzed.
Rev.
!
ner and a delegation from tfca
\IA
I'lie f'thlCS Com->
For Little Fellows Shults said his congregation
Boys Club of Newark, will also
Colon la Council as her maid of honor. A second1
had been seeking land for some
work with the Colonia group.
. \ . nit ions will meet sister, Miss Carol W. De Llxle,
COLONIA—A total ot 400 time and several weeks ago
i
Mrs, Richard Koons and MFS.
•:,
!i. ii at the home of also of Colonia, was bridesmaid.
boys signed up for the Little purchased sevn acrea in the
Harold Barber, co-chairmeri -ot
• •• • ::K I:I Mai SPVrln. 14
Joseph Pla*ko, Lexington. ISELIN _ The Girl Scout;
Fellows
League
here
a<
the
"800" block on Lake Avenue
' annual Juliet Low tribute
the YACC ways and metes
H'liii to dlsfusd the Mass., served as best man. leaders of UeUn 3 neighborhood
COLONIA - M r s Harold Barend of the registration period Sixty feet of the property Is in
committee, announced that
•••'. : .illrjcd political ac Ushers wert Robert J De lisle. met on Monday night at the ber, neighborhood chairman of program at 7:30 in the Barron
last Sunday. This Is the larg- Colonia, the remainder in Clark
plans are progressing for
(' miifil officers. This Plalnfleld, brother of the bride, home of Mrs. William Qutnn, Colonia Girl SJcout Group 4, Avenue Junior High School. A
est registration that the
major fund-raising project,
- .. :.'l.t.M \ w k by the Co- and Richard C. Marshall, River- chairman, 114 Middlesex Ave- n a s announced that Girl Scout film, "Friendship Around the
Study
groups
are
now
planLeague has ever had, accordTEX PERRY
minstrel show to be put on by
i < Civic Association tide, brother-in-law
Sunday will be observed this World," will be shown.
of the nue.
ing to Larry Friedland, ning the design and size of the LEADS C. OF C : Mayor Ithe Oak Ridge Choral Group
i
' fur its ''provisional irldegroom.
building, and will meet with an
chairmah.
Seventeen Intermediate and Sunday, March 6. Catholic
•••;' from th«' Council.
architect in several weeks. It Frederick M. Adams installed May 13, 14 and 15.
After a trip through NewjBrownle leaders attended the Scouts will attend the 8 A. M
Although some parents who is hoped that excavation can Tex Perry as president of the
Vacancies on" the board»Mv." . j MiicAmel, president England, the couple will makc|tNUineu session and social hour. Mass and communion
accompanied their sons for start this summer, according to Iselln Chamber of Commerce. directors were tilled with the
i
v.i; c:,c wroup, and J o . completed (or Qto) John Vlanney'a
iietr home at 101 West Jersey
registration
signed
as
parti:• .<••.'<:;. the group'* deleRev. Shults. Preliminary plans Others inducted were George appointment of Mrs. Murray
ut Sunday. March 6. The School 20. Rev. Walter Rad7,lStreet, Elizabeth
cipating League members, calls for an all-purpose room Legones, vice president; An- Heller as corresponding secre•••••• ' On- council, attended a Mrs. W*ston Is a graduate of|«lrb> will attend 8 o'clock Massj*°n. pastor, will officiate. ProtMr. Friedland said that many for worship and social meet- thony Salvamani, treasurer; tary and Lawrence Glassar,
c> .:, .! i-x.-...:;tive board meetWoodbrldge High School and at St. Cecelia's and will be estants will attend the 11 A.M.
more adults are needed for ings, an attached kitchenette Carl A. Fleming, Jr., secre- treasurer.
. ••'
ii.. ;i id M'H.day night at the
ISELIN—"Meet
Your
Pastorin School 17 .of the
U employed ax a technician in tervi'd a light breakfast afternext summer's program to be
tary, und Howard Krommcs,
James Lunny, program chair,
1. ;[• "' M.i.nii Levetas. Counwards in Uic V.F.W. Hall. Lin- Church of the Good Shepherd, is the theme of a meeting of a success. Three playing fields and five department rooms. executive secretary. In his
j ' M * : . ; Mr. MacArgel's
with Rev. George A, Shalts ,he Women's Guild of the First must be put in condition, and There Is no estimate yet of con- talk Mr. Perry proposed a man, reported an offer Ay
coln Highway.
several police reservists to start
if in--: week, announcing
conducting
the service. Jewish Presbyterian Church when the three separate leagues ne,ed struction costs.
A movie film was shown at
three-point program, side- a rifle or pistol club for young
r•iliii'.ia Village group's ac
ipeclal
guest
was
the
pastor.
Scouts
will
take
part
in
the
ser[First Presbyterian Church for
Taking part in Sunday's cere- walks for the business area, people.
adult coaching and support.
•"'
ia- :i'i»d aiiain. It wa» deyhe Brownies and Intermediate vice tomorrow night at 8:30 lev. Roger D. Sldener.
Any Colonia resident inter- monies besides the pastors, were adequate parking regulations
Establishment of a teen-agft
'•[ '•' -ii funlier discussion
Devotions were under the dlP.
M.
at
Temple
B'nal
Jacob,
Girl
Scouts.
It
depicted
Girl
1
ested should contact A. P. Donald P. Nutting, president, and a credit card system. panel to advise the Coufldl
f'niticil's^ ethics c o w
Scouts und Girl Guides in dlf- Avenel, with Rabbi Philip ectlon of Mrs. Harold Hanna Gonzales, FU 8-4947.
Church of the Good Shepherd;
was . discussed. Mrs. Hunter
•' **•- failed for, so t o sslsted
by
Mrs.
John
Nieradka.
Brand
officiating.
COLON1A — A speaker from ferent countries of the world,
1
Rev, Henry A. Weier, pastor, St.
Wilson and Mrs. Jerome Al:.^hf« meeting was
Rev.
Sidener
gave
a
report
the Middlesex County Mental They also enjoyed seeing them- Colonia Scouts will also be
Paul's
Evangelical
and
ReAuxiliary
Presents
TO NOMINATE ROYALTY
berts are co-chairmen of this,
Health Association and. a filmjMlves on home movies taken at represented tomorrow night at in the book, "Shadow of the
1
Umtghty," which describes the COLONIA—Nominations fo: formed Church, the Bronx, $408 to Little League Various civic associations and
on
mental
health.
"Preface
toj
the
Memorial
Day
parade,
their
''•'- 'ju.smess included a reN.
Y.;
Mayor
Frederick
M.
junior and senior high schools
ife of Jim Elliott as written "King and Queen" will taki
^ Mr. Sevrin, budget Life." win be featured at theiChristmas party and two inves- Missionary to Deaf
place tomorrow night at th< Adams, Woodbridge; Commis- ISELIN — A check of $408 are being approached for stig*
y his wife, Elizabeth,
'":i that his committee regular monthly meeting Tutti-'tltures.
"The First Easter", teen-age dance at School 20. Al sioner William J. Maguire, was presented to Curtis Camp- gestions of teen-agers for this
i::.t!v/inn the proposed day at 8 P. M or Schools 2 and) Intermediate Troops 157 and
Addresses Assembly 'illA befilm,
shown during the month, last week's affair, winners oi representing Mayor John J. O'- bell, treasurer of Iselin Little work.
16
PTO.
Second
grade
mothers!
182
will
hold
a
roller
skating
• '•••'•>'•>> budget. M n . Harold
ISELIN — Rev. Croft PenU, 'lans are in progress for a tie slow dance contest were Connor, Clark; Committeeman League, by Mrs. Louis Basher, A committee composed ^p£
'•l'i.i tnude chairman of a will be hostesses.
Elizabeth,
missionary to the 'amity night dinner April 1 at im Penrod, Maureen Durette, David Miller, Colonia; Rev. treasurer of the Woman's Aux- Mrs. Alberts, Mrs. Lawrenpe
1
•""• to net together a At a recent executive boardiAprll 25. Anyone Interested may deaf, was guest sneaker at the i P. M., at which Rev. Ebenezer 'ommy Wacaster, Lynn Pater- Benedict W. Tannler, pastor, iliary. This money was raised Friedland, YACC president,
;<i dirwiory of name meeting, It was announced that contact Mr,s. Fred Wolf, 117 Iselln Assembly of God Church elson, Abboi^Offei,
Africa, on, Bob G o l d e n , Sharo Emmanuel Evangelical and Re-by the unit through a series of Bernard McGarry, Mr. Lun|y;
'•:ii:..ws of all residents the third polio shot will be given Worth Street, or Mrs. Joseph Discussing his work among the ill tell of his work in his na- [ichols. Donna Plcaro an( formed Church, Woodhaven,
fund raising projects in less Howard Kay, Al San Giacomo
:II:J*-I-S ol all Civic groups Wednesday, March 16, In the Rusbarsky, 9 Bender Avenue.
will meet soon with Townsljlp
deaf he stated that more than ive land. All members of the erry Smith. Lt. John Di An Queens, N. Y,; Jesse H. Louns- than a year.
Iselln flrehouse, Green Street, Neighborhood 3 girls are half a million "hard of hearing" ongregatlon and their families Mild of the Township Aux bury, senior elder, Bethlehem There will be a meeting of officials to determine how mukb.
•••-.- Ui.' C o u n c i l .
decorating
the
window
at
Olrl
rom 2 to 4 P. M, and from
pdople in our nation depend ire invited.
iary Police showed moving Union Church; and August the Women's auxiliary tonight support for the Council's r&7JO to 9:30 P. M, Only those Scout Headquarters, Wood- rholly or In part upon the sign Hostesses at the meeting were ictures of the Valentine Hop Otte, chairman of the propertj at 8:30 at the First Presby- reation program can be co< I I B CONVENES
x
who have registered for the bridge, for the month of March language as a means of com- Mrs. George Courtney, Mrs.
terian Church of Iselln, where tained from the Township.
' • • " N I A - T h s Monda previous «hots will be accepted.
munication.
Warren
Kleeman,
Mrs.
John
a
film
on
natural
gas
will
be
It ;iit!r Club met
this
A TB x-ray test sponsored by Charter Presented
TO MEET MONDAY
'*
shown.
The spiritual need among the House and Mrs. Joseph,Smith.
of Mrs. the PTO will take place Tuesdeaf, he said, is great because
Produced by Transcontinen- COLONIA — The Coloipa
iKiiicity. Canterburj day, March 39, in the Colonia At Blue-Gold Dinner
of their difficulty in communital Gas Pipe Line Corp., the 25- Club will meet Monday a $ 8
17 to 24
rrsent were Mrs. John Library from 2 to 5 P M. and
cating
with
others.
There
are
MEETING
TUESDAY
mlnute sound-color film fol- P.M. at School 16. This wlTl j »
'•-. Mis John Bolen from 6 to 8 P. M.
COLONIA - More than 120
lows explorers in their search a cancer dressing meeting and
only about 250 ministers to the COLONIA—The Green Ridge
••"lil i- Van Ness, Mr
fathers, sons and den mother*
i -in members are urged to br^it(
deaf In all denominations, he Clyic Association will meet
deposits
for natural
'•'"I'-y. Mrs
Edwar
attended the annual Blue and
white goods.
i
stated.
Knights
Hear
Talk
Texas
and
Louisiana^
Tuesday
at
the
home
of
Mr
Mr.s. Jolm McDermoti
Oold dinner of Pack 46 at Koos
Rev.
Pentz
was
accompanied
8MONTHSTOPAY!
and
Mrs.
John
Symko,
31
•'•.ml A ParU'iiopi-.
On 'Eastern Rite' Brothers. Mrs. Taylor's Den 4 by three deaf friends who sang Momlngside Road. A social afTime Payments for All Assigned Risk Insurance
ISELIN—John arlnnell, Is- conducted the opening flag and gave their testimonies in Jalr will be planned. All mem
elin, member of St. Cecelia's ceremony. Michael Asman, sign language. One thing that >ers are urged to attend.
IICouncil. Knights of Columbus, chairman, greeted the crowd impressed the audience was the
I also chairman of the New Jer- before everyone sat down and evident enjoyment displayed by
284 AMBO* AVENUE
• ME 4-6242
I sey Chapter 4. K. of C, pre- enjoyed a roast beef dinner.
the young men in oeing part of
WOODBRIDGE
sided at a meting of the chap- Brad Monell presented the the program.
ter held In New Brunswick at new charter to Mrs. Andrew Rev. PenU interpreted the
Dolch, president of the Moth- Billy Graham Crusade in New
Columbian Hall.
A talk on "The Origin of the ers Association of Colonia York.
Eastern Rite" was given by which sponsors Pack 4«. A
"Independently Owned for Individual Service."
U*v. Nicholas Punak, pastor o.[ piaque was presented to H. OAKS TWIG TO MEET
Fred
Hannon,
outgoing
cubC
O
L
O
N
I
A—The
Colonia
SB Peter and Paul Church,
Colonia Shopping Plaza
New Brunswick. He spoke of master, in appreciation of his Oaks Twig of the Rahway Hosthe efforts of Pope John to many years of service to Pack pital Auxiliary will meet tonlghl
Lincoln Highway - Route 27 • Colonia
48. L. M. Callahan then put'on at 8:30 P. M. at the home o.
unite all churches.
a
magic
.show.
Out
Di
Bella
Mrs.
Jules
Umoli.
Election
o.
The chapter discussed arOpen 8 A. M. to 9 P. M. - Friday T i l 10 P. M.
rangements for the annual cubmuter. spoke briefly and officers will take place, and
State convention to be held In closed ihe program for the eve- bunny puppets will be made for
I ^IJCII Sunday From 9 A, M. to Z P. M. I
childrens' ward.
ning.
May In Atlantic City.
2 Area Churches Merge;
New Site is Dedicated
Experts to Aid
Youth Council
Miss Hazel E. De Lisle
Bride of Roy G. Weston
oiincil Ethics
(iroup to
™™ Complete Girl Scout Sunday to be
For Scout Week Marked by Colonia Units
j f ^Women's Guild
Minist
Mental Health'
Subject of Talk
YOUNG MEN
AUTO INSURANCE
ROBERT MATHIASEN
only ONE
DRUG
STORES
There is
only one
WELCOME
WAGON
omenc,
»-"ng good will in
Fredric's
Announcing
Announcing
REGISTRATION OPENING
Beginning March 1,1990
for tbc
Jl
SECOND ANNUAL SESSION
*"'
ot tbr
on
Wagon In
SUMMER READING CENTER
BOOKKEEPING and
ACC0UNTIN6
"A Service for the
Independent Business
Man"
2DT0S
uud sincere thanks (o the voters pf
PRESCRIPTIONS
PERMANENT
Fire District No. 9 for their confi-
OUR MOST IMPORTANT SERVICE!
MARCH SPECIAL!
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by Predrlc in one of New
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Unti
For full particular* write:
ME4-
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iWrn^
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» 1 Eteab«th Av«Ul«
beun, N. I
Ubwtr «-«lT
I wish to express iny appreciation
dence in electing n»e to office.
FREDERICK G. SILVA
Fire Commissioner
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For Children on an Elementary
Thank You
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THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1960
PAGE f OURTEEN
Women toLead
Church Service
ISLLIN PERSONALS
ISELIN — The Women's MisBj GLADYS K S( AN'R Part Avenue, at dinner were
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stahli
sionary Council of Iselln AsIt? IJnco'n
and daughter, Janet, of Wayne;
sembly of God, under the diTrt I
Mr. and Mrs. Oebhardt SUhll
rection of the president, Mrs.
William R. Kirby, will have
—Mrs. Hamilton Billings, Jrjand sons, Robert and Richard,
charge of the eventni »ervice,
aftd daughter. Miss DianaJBronx. and Mr, and Mrs, RobSunday at 7:45. Mrs. John
Dodd. WriRiit Strcr-t; Charlesjert Morton. Teaneek.
Waldheim will direct the song
Benz, Coakiry Street, and Wll-i —Mi. and Mrs. Harold Maul
service, Mrs, S. Dwidola will
11am Luft at'rndtd a surprise and daughter, Diane, Matawan.
lead the testimony, and Mrs.
birthday parly for Mi 5. Ml-'*we guests of Mr. and Mrs.
George Maxwell will be the
chael Romans I^ng Branch. ^Robert 8can)t. Lincoln Highspeaker.
—Mrs. John Waterron and w a y _
The theme of the service. "So
daughter. Jcanettc. of Clark. ~™ Junior
8end I You," Is to be Illustrated
cnotrs o f
First
Presbyterian
Were KuesUs of Mr. and Mrs.!
In a bannelgraph stOTy told by
ll p r w n t a c a n U *
Hamilton Blllincs, Jr., W r j ? h t r ^ ™
Mrs Klrby, assisted by MiM
ion Palm Sunday, April 10, ehStreet.
Frieda ShortridRe and Mrs.
Fred Fischle. Mrs. Richard
- T h e W,,dbndge Junior _ j o h n 8 t«ad. son of Mr. and
Workman will sing a solo. "Bo
Motor Sporu Club met at Cic- M r s J o h n F s t e ( U , W M
cone tteld'.n* Works. L i n c o l n . ^ w M i M fJm)a p ^ ^
Send I You."
HiBhwa>
The Missionettes, the junior
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. I.
MC, will nlso assist in the
- M r s Nlciiolas Paris:. Juliet pffifier. Longfellow Drive. Coservice as ushers and will sing
Street, and Mrs. Thomas Knott. lonla, Saturday at St. Cecelia's
j a special choral number. The
Jr.. Raraay, were quests at MVghurch.
jpublic Is Invited
afternoon >.tea at thr home of —The next meeting of the
The council consists of the
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Perry.' indies AuxUlary of Iselln Post.
ijLadies Auxiliary of the AssemLinden.
>
VJ.W.. will be tonight at the
blies of God. A report was
- Mr. and Mrs. Dsniel Miller.,p Mt nooms. Offlwrs will be
given at a recent convention,
Jr., Mrs Daniel Miller. Hardingjeiecttd and secret pals revealed.
held In Vlneland, that the;
Kvemif, and Mrs Edwacd Oal-i New members welcomed into
members of this organisation!
lagher, Elmhurst Avenue, were igeBn Post, V.F.W., were Fred1
in New Jersey had given over
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Williamiaerhardt and John SelU.
J4.000 to missions during 1959.
Rlngleb, Cliffwood Beach.
| _ T h e children's fashion show
—Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Cas- | g i v e n recently by the Junior
sell and children. Ruth andiunlt of V.F.W. Auxiliary wa»
HISTORICAL SETTING: The charm of American history 4-H Beaverettea Set
Jack, Middlesex Avenue, werej
is capturrd in this bedroom setting in Ash Lawn, the home
Up Window Display
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
of James Monroe in Charlottesville, Virginia. The cotton
I8ELIN—The Beaverettes 4-H
Walter Ennis, Newark.
tufted coverlet called "Minuet" is an authentic IT produc—The baked goods sale, spontion by Morgan-Jones of a spread handwovenMn 1812. Club met a t the home of 1U
sored by a group of interested
The four-poster was bought by James Monroe when he eader, Mrs. Uoyd Herayda.
Talmadge Avenue and welmothers for the benefit of the
was in France.
comed new tnember Cartnela
new School 24 at the WoodMessina.
,
bridge Oaks Shopping Center
Five
girls,
Carol
Isenberg.i
was successful. The women are ISEL1N - The Fourth Ward
Auxiliary to Hold
Marlene Fuerer. Tonla and;
planning to buy a movie pro- Republican Club met at the
Ham, Cabbage Dinner AntUPollvene and Diane Harjector for the school.
Iselln Public Library, Middle—Mrs, Michatl Wachter of sex Avenue, with Mrs. Frank
ISEUN — The Ladies' Aux- ayda, set up the window disFiat Avenue is a surgical pa- Tagliareni presiding.
iliary of Iselin Fire Co. District play In Tomaso and Bertagna's
tient at Perth. Amboy General Joseph Smith, vice-president, ISELIN — A Purim message 9 net at the Green St. Fire- Real Estate 8tore, Oak Tree
Hospital.
welcomed new members and was delivered by Mrs. Bernardhouse and discussed plans for Road, fat the National 4-H
week, March 5-12.
—Oueste of Mr. and Mrs.
Introduced John G. Schreiber, Prankel at a meeting of Slster- a ham and cabbage dinner,
James O'Ronrke, Autri Avenue, Jr., Ward chairman, who spoke hood of Congregation Bethi The 17th anniversary of the 3everal of the girls are planwere Mr. and Mrs. Richard On the Fourth Ward Republi- Sholom at the Center. A co-!auxiliary will be celebrated at ning to attend the big 4-H
Hayton and children, Gloria, can Organization. Mr. Schreib- ordinated educational activities a joint meeting with the fire dance, March 12 in St. James
Hall, Jameaburg.
Arthur and Robert, Spotswood, er also discussed the realign- committee meeting was set for
company, March 23.
formerly of helin.
ment of election districts with' March 7 at the home of Mrs. Mrs. Daniel Raynolds and TO NOMINATE SLATE
—Mr. and Mrs. O'Rourke in the Fourth Ward.
Norman Tucker, Worth Street. Mrs. Howard Hammett were In COLONIA — Nomination of
and sons, Gary and Dennis, Mr. Sidney W, Blanchard, "Shushan Mikado", a musical charge og hospitality.
officers will take place at a
were dinner guests of Mr. andlthe organization's candidate comedy appropriate for the
Mrs. Clarence Crane. Newark. for Fourth Ward Committee- festival of Purim, was present- Mrs. William Knott was hos-meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary
, —Dinner guests of Mr. and
man, spoke on his background ed under the direction of Mrs.tess at a silver tea at her home, Jewish War Veterans, Post 715.
Monday.
to be held Wednesday at the
Mrs. William Vogt, Woodruff and qualifications..
Jerome Barru. Mrs. Martin
home of Mrs. Edward Bollens,
Street, were Mr. and Mrs. Fredj Mrs. Tagliareni Introduced Rogoff was piano accompanist.
158 McGulre Street, Menlo
Rios and children, Patricia and Committeeman David Nicola,
HOST
TO
GUESTS
In the cast were Mrs. Albert
Park Terrace". A joint social
Stephen. Newark.
Jr., Township Commissioner Bodin, Mrs. Richard Brief, Mrs. COLONIA — Mr. and Mrs.
—GtSesU of Mr. a::d Mrs.
who discussed the accomplish- Milton Eig, Mrs. Irving Kor- George Hall, Canterbury Lane meeting of the Post and AuxRobert Morton, Jr.. Homes ments of the Town Committee lund, Mrs. Abraham Lasky had as weekend guests Mrs iliary will be held tonight at 1
the Avenel Community Center}
in behalf of the Ward. Mr. Ni-Mrs. Harold Lubell, Mrs. Rob-Hall's parents, Mr. nnd Mrs
at 8:30 P.M.'
cola stated that the Township ert Pruris, Mrs. Fred. Soffer and John Mitch of Irvington.
tax rate is down two points and Mrs. Tucker. An original finale
explained that the Township was written by Mrs. Soffer.
WOODBRIDGE PUBLISHING CO.
| government has no control over Husbands of members were
18 GREEN STREET
the County or School Board tax quests. Refreshments
were
| rate. He announced a special served by the hospitality com -I WOODBRIDGE, N. J.
t
ISELIN — The Chain O'-, meeting will be held March 21
• Enclosed please find $4.00 for one-year
Hills Woman's Club will meet ;o discuss the budget. The mlttee.
Tuesday at 8:30 P.M. at the In-figures may be studied at the
subscription to:
diana Avenue School with, Mrs. office of the Administration LUND IS SPEAKER
V-w.
,.
EJ
»INDEPBHPENT-LEADER
Walter Andraw* presiding.
secretary in Town Hall before COLONIA — HftrriuLuiuL ill- I
rector of elementary'education t
Committee chairmen will re- the meeting.
Q CARTERlPr PRESS -j? • f ,
port on the activity of their re-The Club unanimously en- in 'Township schools, was thet
• EDISON TOWNSHIP FORDS' BEAtON
spective committees; Dross club dorsed Mr. Blanchard as Re-guest speaker at a recent meet- I
Ing of School 21 PTO. Mrs. G.I To be sent to'
Mrs. Owen McMahon and Mrs publican candidate.
Guido Devivi, hat sale, Mrs After the business meeting, R. Enz, chairman of ways and I
Anthony Strada; membership Dr. Edward A. Partenope, Co- means, announced plans for I NAME
<
Mrs. Francis Burns and Mrslonla Heart Fund Chairman several fund-raising activities.
John G. Schreiber, Jr.; family and Mrs. A. L. Gardner, Mid- Mrs. L. P. Lada, chairman of | ADDRESS ,
picnic, Mrs, Fred Silva and dlesex County Heart Fund the reading and library comMrs. Alfred Cowan; teen-age Chairman, showed a film and mittee, Is organizing a group to I TOWN
dance, Mrs. Constant Shtsslas; spoke on the work of the Heart set up a school library.
annual theatre party, Mrs Association. Dr. Partenope conIIIIIIIH^j
Robert Deet'in.
ducted a question and answer illlllllllllllRI
Newsletters are being sent period.
to non-members of the Club a
part of the membership drive. GIRL SCOUT SUNDAY
Each letter includes an invita- COLONIA — In celebration
tion to the March 8 meeting. of Girl Scout Sunday thU week,
Mrs. McMahon, program the following troop leaders and
Scouts will participate in the
chairman, announced a member of the Bui Association will 11 A.M. service of the Church
of the Good Shepherd In School
address the club on "Wills".
Membership is open to resi- 17: Mrs. August Otte, Linda
dents who reside in the Chain Brugh. Claudia Alt, Joyce Otte,
O'Hills Park section of Iselln Mrs. Richard Koons, Mrs. Clyde I
Guests are welcome at meet- Garland, Connie Scholtz, Lee|
Alice Briant, Karen Koons.
ings.
The Whole Family will Go
For These Delicious . . .
LENTEN MEALS
from
PURITAN DAIRY
Give sparkle to yenr lenten menus-
Gub Endorses
S. W. Blanchard
with these enriched,
Puritan Dairy Products.
Purim Musical
Comedy Offered
Club Conducts
Member Drive
and \
erals for glowing health, they make
a wonderful alternate for meat
dishes. . . and they taste so good!
For That Lenten Meal Pick-Up
USE PASTEURIZED HOMOGENI/1 D
SOUR CREAM
TRY HEALTHFUL
YOGURT
Made of whole milk and recommended
for good health a;»d long life.
FAT FREE
SKIM MILK
Nourishing and healthful . . . a whole
quart of milk with all the food essentials . . . minus the butterfat.
In non-returnable glass jars thai
m a k e wonderful refrigerator dishes.
Y o u c a n build a w h o l e m e a l a r o u n d this i i ^
dairy product. U s e i t plain, i n salads, In * l l ( l « t d
dishes, i n d e s s e r t s . . . a w o n d e r f u l Lenten tit.a!
PURITAN DAIRY
Try this creamy cheese
as a part of your Lenten
meals. It's delicious! Better have extra on hand for
those in-between snacks.
> \ too.
••'•• WHEREAS, the Girl Scouts of the United'
States of America have rendered continuous
service to their country and dbmmunities since
their founding on March 12, 1912; and
WHEREAS, we, the people of Woodbridge
Township, are aware of the important contribution1 to community welfare being made by Girl
Scout leaders through their work with the youth
of the nation; and
WHjEREAS, the Girl Scout organization has
grown to more than 2'/2 million girl members
and almost 800,000 adult leader$, who are each
day living up to their Promise to Do Their Duty
to God and Country, to Help Other People at
All Times, and to Live by the Girl Scout Laws of
loyalty, honesty, courtesy, cheerfulness, usefulness, kindness, and helpfulness to others:
of SHOES
All Puritan Dairy
Products Available
.
f o r •v
Home Delivery
NOW IN PROGRESS
by the ;
V¥t rfelivw eottogt c h t f » witfi
row milk. Ar jour Jjroctf'i, too.
at
Puritan Milkman
Serving Your -Neighborhood
To order, just dial:
NOW, THEREFORE, I, Frederick M. Adams,
Jiff virtue of the authority vested in me aa Mayor
of Woodbridge Township, hereby proclaim
March 6-12 of this year 1960 as Girl Scout Week
and March 12 as the 48th Anniversary of the
founding of Girl Scouting in the United-States
of America. I therefore call upon all citizens to
give the Girl Scouts now an.d in the coming
years the fullest cooperation and support so that
increasing numbers of girls may benefit from
the splendid program of training in citizenship
Which the Girl Scout organization offers.
-1200
188 SMITH ST.
PURITAN DAIRY
ALL SALES FINAL — SALE ENDS MAtlCH 1Z
Open This Thursday and Friday 'Til 9 P.
FREDERICK M. ADAMS, Mayor
Attest:
8. J. DurUgan, Township Clerk
'
Full of
the necessary vitamins and min-
COTTAGE
CHEESE
Proclamation
nutritious
:——,,
'„—.—,:
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m
"Tfce Home of Cream Top Milk"
— , iiif
OPe^BATUKDAY I A. &L TO) • ?. ¥ . ' . "
BOUBB NEXT WEEjK: DAILY » TO « - TUESDAY
tO 9
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Fayette and Wilson StreeU
Pertid
THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1960
ijUllor
Williams to be
wakcr at C.P. Dinner
PAGE FIFTEEN
ub-Juniors Set
Members Listed
AVENEL
PERSONALS
For 2Tag Days
By Girl Scouts
. u. a. Sen- field; James Deane, Madison
Williams o( Township; Patricia Mazza of
I,,, i lie principal 8outh River; Jeffrey Young,
. jinmial NckoH Carteret; Leslie Morrit, Edison
, x county Cere- Whltey Jensen and Prank
«i,cintlon's cam- Baksa, East Brunswick; Sheila
Monday night, Burnateln, New Brunswick; PaIlls
111!
more tricia Campbell, Plscataway
Township,- and Robin, Donald
and
and David Brewer, Edison.
rt oi tne
- T h e Ladles Auxiliary of AVENEL — Many new memAVENEL — Department HllS. MARTIN GUTOWSKI
14 George Street. Afenel'
enel Fire Company 1 an- bers have been accepted into
hairmen of the Sub Junior
ME 4-1)51
Woman's Club of Avenel reounced a birthday dinner will Olrl Scout Troop 17 which tt
wrted at the recent meeting —William Roeme, Fifth Avecelebrated • at Tuesday's led by Mrs. Lonnle Eldson and
elrt at Miss Carole Paul's, ue, Is a patient at Patterson leetlng. Dinner will be served assisted by Mrs. Elisabeth La7.ar and Mrs. Arthur Shafferjr.
>dnr Avenue, Woodbridge. icneral Hospital, Fort Maniromptly at 7:30. Invitations The troop meets In Westminsrtlss Marie Buonocore, vice louth. Mr. Roome Is greatly
irosldent,. presided, Activities dssed by the children of thehave been sent to all members. ter Hall Saturdays from 10:10'
w the last months of the cur- ivenel schools! He has been the The mode of the evening is A.M. to 12 noon.
uard at the crossing In front
nt club year were planned.
'Reminiscing of wearing ap- Patrol l lists new memteft
the school for quite some
Linda Kostevlckl, Mllltnwn
?;i:!,500 at a dinner
Mnrch 18—lj members will
3arel in 1029." All members as Cynthia Comodeca, Lucretla
held i t the will serve as mistress of cereparticipate In a Lilly Tag DayIme and has made many ire asked to wear short dresses Comodeca and Sherrle Warner;
i,r
•niionM School monies for the entertainment
rlends.
or the Crippled Children So»nd for each attending a head' Patrol 2, Barbara Lfczar, SuaaB
at «:30 program, Robert Jedruslak of
ciety. Miss Beverly Tobias is —Patty Egan, daughter o mnd will be presented. A prize Pavelec, and Sadie Scotafo;
Perth Amboy will perform ai
Mr. and Mrs. John Egan, Jr. •vlll be awarded for the most Patrol 3, Charlene Seboyt, P»t
hairman.
i mini Joseph J. accordion solo.
Oeorge Street, Is homa con lutstandlng costume. Mrs, Ml-Walling, Shirley Butler, MarTray
favors
will
be
made
for
Amboy, will Acting u hostess and hosts
garet Seybott, Linda Hennlngw
valesctng after a tonslleotomj ;hael Potraa is chairman.
the
children
patients
at
Rah,,f ceremonies for the klckoff dinner will be
at the Perth' Amboy General —Tuesday the Junior Wonv and Theresa Staroskl. Other
way
Hospital.
Miss
Paul,
public
kpynotlng the members"rof t h e ' Upstreamers,
members of the troop Include
welfare chairman, Is in charge. Hospital.
in's Club of Avenel meets at
inn funds to bethe young adult group of cereBrownie Troop 35 meets the First Aid Squad building. Donna Eldson, Sheila Shaffery, ,
A
musical
act
is
being
readied
l t h i3. Douglas
Mary Alice Thompson, Llnd*
today at 4:30 at WestminsterThe home arts show and expalsy students. They will
for entry in the Sixth Distric
,.„! fire chair- brat
Rosse. Sheila Varga, Patricia
Hall.
also present demonstrations
hibit
will
be
the
program
which
Music Festival which will be
Iclpallty. will and exhibits of cerebral palsy
Szoke, Linda Smith, Suaan
—Avenel Fire Company meet.- tarts at 8:15 PiU.
mun
held April 28 in CranM d. Miss
Davies. Virginia. Abel, Blatnt
activities
onlght at the flrehousq.
Joyce Obropta," music ca&lr;nan
—SubJunlor Woman's Club Folkowski, and Gall Nesbltt.
—Tomorrow the PtBe
, win feature
Other speakers- Include Mrs.
held a workshop meetmg at he
mee"ts Wednesday at 7:30 P.M
,,,<! entertainment Spencer Oreen. Iselln, chairNew Jersey Council, Softs am
Girl Scout Sunday, this week,
home last night for t^ose par
—Exempt Firemen's Associchildren «nd man of the house-to-house diDaughters of liberty meet
will be celebrated by the girla
tiolpatlng In the act.
ation
meets
Wednesday
at
the
„[ the cerebral vision, and Herbert Ulmer
the Avenel school auditorium
In their respective churohna.
Miss ' Irene Ma]M< clvlci at 8 PAI. Tha flrit celebration flrehouse at 8 P.M.
nested at the aa-executive secretary of the assoThe protestant girls, alon* with
chairman; Joy Mayer, yout of the 1980 birthday club wi
—Avenel-Colonia American the prqttttant gtrU from TrOop
•ntment Center In ciation, who will give Instruc- TOP FRE8HMAN: Dr. Knttl J. Sehuelder of the State Dental Board Alumni, right,
cooperation' chairman; Miss be held.
Legion 248 Auxiliary meets 52 and Brownie Troop 35, win
tions to workers and distribute presents an award and check to John W. Kiraly, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Ktraly, Alwat
Buonocore, publicity; Miss Paul —Sunday tha Rosary Socle Wednesday at the post home.
participate In special aarVtoH
,i, the skU
campaign materials.
American home; Joan Maclve of 8t. Andrew*s-Church recelvi Colonia.
Street, WoodbrMge, for having the highest flrit year scholastic average at Seton Hall
Din'
at the First Presbyterian
shuffle," include
point system chairman an Holy Communion In a body
The film. "The 53 Minute College of Dentistry, Jervy City, as Dr. Merltte M. Maxwell, dean, smiles his approval.
—The Third Ward Sixth
•(.iiv and Manny
Church of Avenel at 4 P.M.
Valerie Oreco, art chairman
District
Democratic
Club
will
Deadline,"
signalizing
the
fac
the 8 AM. Mate. The group
',n,,m, Doris Moon
The fourth lesson In a first
gave their reports.
regular meeting will take plac hold a card party open to theaid course held at the Avenel*
, Allen Pado, Perth that every S3 minutes a victim
An energetic writer is getting A scrapbook committee, Mar! Wednesday In the new chur. public Wednesday nlsht at
Hf.ir/
of
cerebral
palsy
Is
born,
will
and
Democratic Club
Colonia First Aid Squad buildFitzgerald's.
motes from stars about Elvis Degillio, Joanne Hunt an hall at 8 VM.
Judy be shown.
Ins will be participated In Sun*
To Sponsor Dance Lesley's return from the Army Nannotte Vitale. were appoint —Monday the Firemen ho
in'.!"'
Brian Mrs. Joaeph Benedlk, North
day. March 15 Investiture *erv
Dean
Martin's
crack:
"What
MENLO PARK TERRACE —
ed. Gerrle Manning and R<drill exercises at 7:30 P.M,
Brunswick, Is chairman of th
Wide setback cuts stock ices will take place with
Ml.i Hamilton,
The Menlo Park Terrace Demo- already?"
berta Majewski were guests. the flrehouse.
prices In London.
parents' night celebrated.
Mirhael Organek. dinner committee. She Is being
Plans cratic Club will hold a spring
Eileen Crawford, assisted by Mrs. Ernest Hamil- WOODBR1DOE dance Saturday, March 12, at
and Sharon ton, East Brunswick; Mrs were made for a Progressive
Acres,
Woodbridge
Allan Paro, Perth Amboy; Mrs Dinner for the Teenagers on Kenny
Plainfleld.
starting at 8:30 P.M. The Rhy,t assisted by theH. Edwin Btockwell, Metuchen; March 19 at a meeting of the
thm Ramblers will provide muposed of Den- Mrs. Al Yudln. North Bran* Sunday School Staff of the sic.
: n com
p
Mammon andwick, and Mrs. Edward Flrgau Woodbrldge Gospel Church,
Misses Judith Prey and Bar- Mrs. Walter Mltchel is chair8outh Plain* Highland Park.
bara Ernst are in charge, A man, assisted by the commitsplash party was also planned tee members as follows: Mrs.
for April 23 at the Perth Am-Oeorge OToole, Walter Mitch
el. Larry Kelly, Mrs. Jame
boy Y.M.C.A.
Rev. and Mri, Ira Hovey Foti, Barnett Welsman, Mrs.
Nulty,
Lynwood
mlsslonarles to the Philippines, Thaddeus
Scheldt Present also were Miss will speak at a missionary rally Bordelon, Theodore Ostefbye,
MRS DAVID
Blanche Van Syckfe, Mrs. W April 30 at the church. The Oeorge Demchak, Gordon Mai
S»l Wwt tflBM
Ion, Norman Oardner, Mrs
W. Brundage, Mr. and Mr;Sunday School pupils send all
%tmttn
Russell Surgens, Mrs. L. M,
M.4IM1
Samuel J. Henry. Mrs. Willla their birthday offerings to this Bitkower. Mrs. Ben Rose, Mrs
work
in
the
Philippines,
LANCASTtR MUWft
. •,',• iii::.:ium Gardner, O l d Ecker and Mr. Scheldt. WlnNat Boydman, Albert SchwartzA covered dish supper for tin bach. Mr. and Mrs. Bid Hoff>; , cupt.uii m the Air nen at cards were Mrs. Henry
staff wUl be held in March man, a dance team from Shore
!(.,-; v,-. wived his re and Mr. Scheldt.
, .•, ,,-,: »ifk at the Me -Olrl Scout Week (Marc under the direction of Mrs.
crest, will entertain.
• A.i f'oicc B»«e with tru «-U> will be celebrated by 8 Runyon Ernst; the date to be
waren and Port Reading troo announced.
The school received an award
r.y
Brlmny, 556 Cliff with a window display of ham
crafts at the Sugar Bowl. Thl from the Philadelphia Area
•/,: ; ;s n years old. re1
in her gar-Sunday 'Olrl Scout Sunday Sunday School Association for
bloom for a all Scout* are asked to attend achieving a 34,4 per cent Inthe church of their choice, In crease in attendance.
T;ifd Mothers Night uniform. Catholic Olrl Scouts The Boys' Brigade played WOODBRIDGE—The "Wor
met last week and their parents will meet at basketball with the Wayne Day of Prayer" sponsored t
o! Mrs. Harper the Howard Johnson restau- Boys' Brigade Monday night In the United Church Women i
were Mrs. John rant at 10 A M., after Maat, the Wayne gymanaslum and Woodbrldge Township will I
Mrs, A. H. Bowerrfor a breakfast. All Girl Scouts'lost to Wayne by a score of SIheld at the First Congregagatlon&l Church, Grove Avenue,
Howell, Mrs. Uw-'are invited to attend,
| to 2t. Two home games are
1
tomorrow afternoon at ? with
• ( ; : H v Mrs. William Hen-,
student
planned
for
Saturday.
Nancy Cotter, a
Hugh Basehart and >t Monmotith College, Long Each Tuejday and Thursday Rev. Klrtle as moderator.
Rev. R. Sidener of First Pres;il H.dfour
Branch, attended a conference during March at 6:30 A.Mbyterian Church, Iselln, wlll|
f
Sc waren Bridge Club In Washington,
*
special prayer meetings will be
'•:/ly at the home of weekend with some of her clan-.held at the church by the men. speak on "Need of Prayer";
Rev. Nemeth, Woodbridge Pres.d Bnmdsge, Roselle,
iTuesdays, 10 AM, to 11 A.Mbyterian Churcb, chose "Fruits
- ov.vc Van Ideratlnr
-Mrs. LeRoy Rodney cele-'»nd Thursdays 1 P.M. to 2 PM of Prayer" as his topic, and
s W;im*rs were Mrs.i
braud her birthday Sunday j "cottage prayer meetings" will Rev. T. Seamans of Woodbrldge
H'IWI1!!. Mri. Harper
family party at the home be held by the ladles In varlou Methodist Church will discus*
'Personal Approach to Prayer."
relatives, Mr. and Mrs!homes.
0
(irarif stlllwell. The ' '
Cownn, Trenton.
'. The Evangelist, Rev. Gordon Organist will be Mrs. Charles
•t;iik- will be at Mrs
- • T h e Frantics." an ln-,»- Anderson. Nyack, N. Y.. willMiller for the program "Prayer
l.omvms on Wednes
special meetings each Clinic", and worship service
istnunental group, will perform.
will be held in the sanctuary
Mn, Martin 8ne«! tomorrow m g ht at the teen- evening April 3 to 10.
the winter at|*> era dance at the Sewaren Rev. Kenneth Debus, who Isafterwards.
teen-age commit- a missionary to the refugees in Ladies of the First Congrein Port Lauderdak. [School ~
:i-ce-iu visitors Mr.i1** ' o r Uw e v e l l t is Thomas!Oermany, will speak on Sun-gational Church will be host;I,;
A
Teenage Dinner
Plans are Made
"Lowest Price
InYears!"
SEWAREN NOTES
Day of Prayer
At Local Churcl
ROAST
' • / .
TOP or BOTTOM
or TOP SIRLOIN
>i '
'.:;,
Wickberg of'Kopcho, Anthony Panko andlday evening at the 7 o'clock'****
jJack Ohler. Seventy-five young service. The public Is invited ATTEND FUNERAL
formerly of P*<>P'« enjoyed the 'Sadie Ha- Tonight at 6:30 P.M. th« COLONIA —Many residents
:"i» of M
Matawan, U wklni Dance., last week. Win- y o u t n | r o u p g w U 1 meet g t the from here Journeyed to Jersey
LANCASTER BRAND
'•< at home after a ners of the salt* contest were c h u r c n to i e a v e for a gkatlng City Tuesday to attend a re'• Hivtrvlew Hospital, Irene Bkaieniki, Daniel Pan rally in Plalnfleld.
quiem Mass for Mrs. Mary E.
ko, flrit prize; Sharon Stueck, The Conquerors and Vitam- Felz, mother of John T. Pelz.
"•>'•(• Van Iderstine Ronald Andersen, second prize. in's will meet Sunday at 6 P.N Sherwood Road, newly-elected
k
last Saturday at
with William Peterson as son member of the Board of Educa- LANCASTER BRAND
'y and bridge honorT Israeli general cautions Syria leader. A Bible quiz on Luke 1 tion. Mrs. Felz died last week
:!liday of Mrs. A. W.In border itrlfe.
will be held.
In Jersey City.
The most beautifuL savory, swcuilenl
Eye Round Roast 99
Round Steak > 99<
Tomato Soup
Pork&Beans
WILL YOU
Peas <"*«
be ready for college Daule Bleach
when HE is?
Coffee
•
roast that ever graced a platted AH
real, tender, juicy meat that sBces like
butter, for Acme selects only the most
perfect beef . . . right on t h * spot in
the heart of the beef country!
$
10 1 Tuna Fish
4~ 49< Macaroni
4 45<Hash
- 31< Sugar
7 8 Scotties
While Rose
Mueller's
Elbow
3
Broadcast Comed Beef
5 47<
2 45<
Jack Frost or
Domino-Granulated
Whit* or Pink
iH n_:^^_ C l l , . i ! . . , •2_..,.U.L C>i..-J-.. aJ^.JL t»L
By the end of this year
you could save enough money
to pay for yowr youngster's
first semester at college.
Make sure you'll have cash
to cover education expenses
by starting a savings program now.
features
<Jjair\j features
IDEAL FRESH GRADE A LARGE WHITE
Eggs 2 89
Velveera
2w79«
J-rvtlts ana
vegetables
Lemon Pie
TEXAS RUBY RED
Grapefruit 6 £ 39
CALIFORNIA
Broccoli
VIRGINIA LEE
29
VIRGINIA LEE
Burry's Ace Assortment
The
Spring* Institution
\
Toasted Cocoanut »<«.
Potatoes
J-roste
Lemons
Fudge Shortbread <«•
CALAVO
Your Ctofcc
49
LARGE CALIFORNIA SUNKIST
Oatmeal Cookies »°*
c
Cheese Ring Hot Cross Buns2i39<
IDAHO BAKING
THimSOAT, | 1 , » . | P . ll-.r*lDAY • A. M.»l fl M.
:
FANCY LARGE-26 lo 30 per poUd
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SLICED
39
RUET OF
Flounder
Avocados 2»1S
FlUETOf
Haddock
5 I f box
$3 89
PAGE SIXTEEN
, MARCH 3, 1980
LEGAL NOTICKS
LEGAL NOTICES
LEGAL NOTICKS
LEGAL NOTICES
Mldrileiei County Snrrontr'i Cotirt tlon shall he made eltlier by written to a point of tntermtlcm of Bid] to u » plat* and point
[request forwarded to the Municipaljeenttr'llne will) the center Una ol riret Dlitriet Felling W e * *
NOTICE
TCE
LKOAL NOTICES
I Clerk or the County Bourd of Bier-!". J SUte Hlehiav Rout* No. 51;
morial Municipal F n l l i b i i
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All
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("•Teri-'or'hv'ra'illng'l'n per-'! «on along the renter line of N.-J.{FIRST WARI>-SF,CON» HISTRICT
he o'flre of the Miinir-lpal:<»tate Highway Route No_ 1T_ to the! All that tract between t h e p«nnirll e t c , nf Jennie CofTfy • ' ' k / » | w n '
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"**"raid
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Jane Anne Coffey, deoeawii. intends cierk""nr"rtt,inVv' Board "of 'Elections P- 01*"'' o"f Intemersi™
the renter line of Amboy Avenue
to exhibit final account to the Mid- , M1 „
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Railroad; thence southnrly
along the PenniylTanla Railroad to
h« Port Reading Railroad; thehre.
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weaterlv along the Port Reading called Wotdbrldm
FOUHTTI DISTRICT
Railroad to the point or place of
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Surrogate
nu« to th» northerly line of Fords
eMterly »lonK «!>1 ;>r->!one«tton of -he vrnthl
NOTICE
Dated Febnmry i«. MWO
1; thenre northerly
Is hereby Riven
Ui»t the nutrlet!"'
nutrlet! 11 d l T l < l l n * l l n « r r " " 1 " « l h * / " " 1 Riven' ~Ui»t
"wond 'nirtrirt Polllnj
BI.LA
irin to »n nntrlp pnlnt:
p
und
Eiectlon " Bo»rd^ In and for tJ e : i ' r l T l l n l "
Af'-IStniwherrr m i l School. Strawberry
Ejecutrti. Township of Woodbrldae erll! sit )
thenc* easterlv nlonn the northerly
- -*"• Turnplke^m A T f m i , . woodbrlflr*
Andrew D Desmond.
line
of
Ford«
Terrnre
M
o
a n d al«> n'nnt! w l d rtivuilne l l n e a p - ,
rex hereinafter designated on
17J Orore Street
angle
ee.ftt*r line nf Man- Avpnne
TUESDAY N'OVKMHRR 8. 1<WO proxlm»te:v SM f r r ;
Woodbrldw. N J ,
In said til* itmt llne; then-ej FIRST WARI>—THIRD DISTRICT northerly alonu said renter line
between the hours of 7:00 A M s n point
d
1
Attorney
BeelnninK
at
the
point
where
ttit
(fi*
rontinuir:?
in
'••itheasterlv
dl"point 100 feet north of tiie north
BOO P. M. F.mtern Standard Time,
t - L 2/M, JS: 5'J, 10,'TO for the purpose of conductlnc a
rectlon to s [>o!:i*
•he center line!1""1'"1 l l n ' o' Amhoy Avenue Interof
Chftin
n
H:
Knnd
whrre
the
•*""
'he
center
line
of
Oiwe
Street:
OENTOtAI ELECTION
1
FOR BIOS
to vote upon c*ndld»te§ for the fol-same is ;n'er«v""t >r. the prnion|>a-!" 'nre m a werttrly direction along
tlon northwuterlv of the dlvldinn.'he center Ilnr of Oro»e Rtreet to
offices:
Thf Hourtnp Authority of the!
line between Bl<wV- W7-O anrf WS-A, Mat'lwin Street; thence northerly
'nt of the
Township of woodbridee will receive'
said div.cllnv ;inr le'.iu the renter;"'one salti renter line in the center!
Vice President of
nlt«dj;of the b.ork between Pleasnnt Are- 5M ' lr o f Main Street: thence westerly!
bids for the
The modification ind repairs to i
states
nue and S m t h r.:r: Rnad. thenre ! »loni! w i i renter line of Main Street
the pre
present hea'lne fvsteir. »nd | Onlted_Sut e* Senntor
(71 elonf «l(t prjiloncatlon a n : l ' o the renter line of the Garden
Member
of
V.
S.
Hmise
of
ron«tnirtloTi of roirrrte pits In
alone the center line of the nboveiState Piukwny; thenre mutherly
Representatives,
mentioned
h'.f»-k<
viutheasterlyi'long Mid renter line t o Its InterThe rrctlvM .v the offlcej T * 0 Freeholders (Pull Term!
Bids
crosalng Clinton street nnrl f on- ! *'ction with the renter llne of State
Tern) 'tlmiln< throueh the rrnter nf B!ork«'HH:riwav Route No 15; thenon
of the HmiitinF Authority of the]
3m-H nnd MJ-B i" :t:e iretterly llne northerly slons Mid renter line ro!
of Westbur-. PfirV Srnion 2 3 . wld.l'« inirrovtlnn with the renter line'
Standard Time, on "he 15th day o f '
point lielnc aiiprnxima'ely 105 5 feet "if W e " Pond Rosa thi-nre wutherly SECOND WARD—FIFTH
northweftprlv 'mm winter Street; «lonr wild center line to lt< IntemepThe polling places for the
March.
Bids mint be »uhmltted In trlpll^ward* and eiertlon dlstrtru of thethenre iBi northrii>'i-rlv alons the 'Ion with the boundarr of t h e Clt»!
rut* on Bid Forms furnished and|Town»hlp of Woodhridse »tr M [ «estrrly line of tt>s'h'irv Park, Sec- of Perth
Amhoy; thence In a
aerompanlfd by a Bid Bond
ifollows
tlon S 3 . ApproTinmply 370 feet to.Tinrtheastprlv direction alonir the.
Proposed forms 0! Con^rwt Docu-'
the dlvidlnc ilnr bi"*een Sections boundary l!ne to thp renter line; of
roenui Inrhidlne Bpeclflotioas and: The lines, the eitent and the^J »nd 4. WeMhnry Tarlc. also thr Amboy Avenue; thencp northerly
Drawings may he obtained «t theboundsrles of the FIRST WARD ar*:imo.it northprlv comer of 8ertlon ^ 3 ; a'.ont nalrt renter line t o t h e point
office of the HoMS'.nK Authority. 10, BEGINNING at • point whcr» thelthence I 9 I sou'he.is'erly aloni; the'or olire of hednninir
Bunu.i I*nt. Wfl9*hfli*». T* J . b y x t n U r lint of Woodbridgt Rlv»r ultoinortrnmerriv line 0; Wtotbury Pnrk.
Third TIUtTlet Polllnr Plaee: K».
daposltlnp *25 00 for each » t of'fcnown as Woodbridee Creek. Inter-1 Section r 3 . rr<^!'!v: Worth, Bond 11 School. Ross Street
rtocumentf ao obtained
secta the dlrldins; line bftween the'and Bedford Ptree 1 - to the most
No bidder ahall withdraw his Wd'CUy of Perth Amboy and thp Tow D -|ea«ter;v cornfr o! Westhur
PI8TRICT
b hi r W d b d
'
fof a period of sixty
Second JHitrlct Pollingg Place
S
h l No. 4. Ayeuel (Itreet. »Tenel, poln
School
Ninth
N
THIRD WARD—THIRD DISTRICT
BEOINNINO at the point of Intersection of the center line of WoodbrlrtEe Creek with the center line of
District
No. 12.
LKSAL NOTICES
—l R ' . «„• (ine of the'as Colonu BmileTard.
' "d
Reading R»»ro«d
R»»ro«d;ii»me 1. Intersected i,v
,d Reading
ne of Mew Dover Rom!
the W
Tan Map; thenre
easterly alonK the
Se
FOl'RTH WARO. ELECTION
DISTRICT NllMBER >
center line"of New' nnvpr Rond In-
railed WoodbTldpe-Sewaren
Road: ersects the center line of
thence Bastorly along the center lino sey Onrrim Statp Parkway.
the"center!**. » n d f r n m » Blrt l ' " l n " . l n i ; L'
8
1
niSTRICT Intersection of name" with"the center! ™
n
ihe
u\
'
jisniT'
ill
nuwinm
Phll» ll » | Pj ll J 1 J n t ' 1 jRahway; thenre
!'direction alonn thr
-'"'tlierlv direction
sequent
Ing Avenue. ! « H n , New Jerwj.
"of Nrw 'jersey Stateithe Township Tni Mnp.
with'
northeasterlv nlonf? the line of Fords
" - • H i l l H S I T thence in erly aloim the nouthf. •
THIRD W A R D Authority
Terrace No. 1 cros-ilne Linden AveFOURTH WARD. ELECTION
FIFTH DISTRICT
^"rtMlv direction nlonR the Block m and Blnrk ;,-,
bridge
nue to an unele point In said Ford*
DISTRICT NIMRF.R TWO;
fine ot New Jersey Stnteinorthenjt
corner ,,f ..
Attention Is eal>d to the fact thatjnn.
Terrace No. 1 line; thence ensterlv
and Ihe renter llne of Stnte HlRh- parallel with Woodland Avenue alons Beginning at the point of lnte-rser. Beginning at a point where t h e
"",
„ , . t , to a polnt'thenre toutherlv »lon c •
not less than the minimum H.laj|es i Woodbj'.dcr O P ?
. . . .
. . . . . .
tlon of the center line of Ayenel renter line of New
wnT
Route
No.
35.
Oorer Road In r n X V r he K line of the rl«ht llne of Block 4*7 to „ , . , Ne O
and wages prevailing In the a r « ; t h e same Intersects Ihe c n : c r 'lnelproxlmately ISO (eet
the line of f o r d ! Terrnce No I toStreet with the easterly right of way
(
the
Fourth MMrlrt Polllnc Place: Bar.
d
li
b t w e e n 1 wtv of the Phlladelphln anrl'corner; t h e m e wesier:-.
line
between
must be psid on this work
;of the Woitihrliie-Csrtere' Road; r west njmer ol Lo: II
center line nf Mftrv Avenue: line of the Pennsylvania Railroad; tersects the boundary
" enue grbool
and Edison Towpahlpi j R^adlnx
o\
Tbe Housing Authority of the'thence 121 in * wrstcrlv dlr«-rtlon!thenrc> I;>I «jirthen«t<
thf
northerly tloni; the renter thence northerly Uom \h'
poinT r\in-iRe»dlnK R»Uro«n: thence I n . , " " t ^ j o i i l h e r l y nne_ of__BIo,k ?•
1
Township of Woodbridef reserves along
--&'.•! \v, odl)rlil»;f-<'.irteM|rorthen^:Fr:v ilnr of
nd""wu"th'westerly d i r e c t i o n ! l i n i n g »|png the
line of Mary Avenup to a p\3lnt IOC
the riBht to reiert anv OT all blds'Rond lo a ;>o'.nt where the same In- 405-A. 402-H. and 402-C to t]
between the Permand to waive any Informalities in terwets the renter llne of Rahwsviter Hue of FU'ii'e -25 U. !
the bidding.
iAvenne, Dieti'-'- I^I ncirtherlv aloptjliheiire i n i in a winliwesti
center line of Amboy Awnue
HOD8INO AtTTHOHITT OF THEitald center line of Rahway Avemieirectlon alone thf renter line
llne o
h
d thf
TOWNSHIP OF WOODBRIDOE !to a point wherf the yime Intersects,Route S25, to the line of
h
the north*
and
Fred A Olien. Chairman
Ithe center line of Frefmnn Street: .Township, thence i H ) In B
n
line
drawn
E R Finn Executive Director thence Mi In i westerly »nd north-|erly fllrpr'ioii jinn? the dividing
Street and 100
F'llwn anil
1.-L. ins.'vi'to
'westerly direction
-..-- — - alone
- • • - the
. . center,between
. . . . .
rt
northerly line
Hne of Freemnn
Street and 8t. Township *o the
George's Avcmif1 to a point where'BeKlnnln^Fifth DUtrirt Poillnr Place: Bar
the same taterwets thf renter line
V
ron ATenne Srhool
of Stat* Hlahwuy Route No, 23;: The hi.c, the extent and the!
°' •"«' ;[SU:"
SHTRIFT S %\LT
I point or place of beslnnlng.
o.
PIR8T
M
C
»BQn.i"™ »">"« ; n r r f n t " nnt ot M i r t
BEGINNING in the center line of! ^ * ,™*"I^l l I?T
*
f .? i JJTJl!
,.„„ . th . of, < J;lState
Hlnhwav
Route No 25 to a New Dover Road at a point In •he,. h ?* l l l" n ' n K ,.
» t ,Bh ^ Tl l t e L3tr
^ i 1 , < " L ?thh
lnt
hett
!hf
lm
MS
J^PTITT P°
*
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interwcts
NewdlvldliiB
line
between
the
Townshlpi'"*
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a ^ ! ? ! J m " a t ' v -' Hl.'hwnv Rome No. 4, of Woodbrldne and the Township ofWoodbrtdge
Creek o nand running,
1
her
" f A ^ ! s commonly known ... the CHrden Edtson and fnjm said befflnnlng;"
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1(
FOURTH WARD. ELECTION
DISTRICT NUMBER FIGHT:
Beginning at a point where the
oenter "line of New__Jer«y Slmt*
r t l T H WA1D-FIFTH
Beginning at a point
A
»nd
:F, Writ of K x e . | s u , e P a r k W 3 y ; t h e n c e l t t l n a polm n n i n l i n i II In an easterly d l <"..B«*> " « * t «"" » "1K
eutlon for the Ha.r o l I n l > " ™ ' % o t l i f r l v direction i l o n t sum ctntnlrectloii aions lh( crater lint ol » e « . „ , . . , „ „ ,
premises dated January 18th, I960. | ] l n f o f N > w , , r s , v K ! ! , t f niiihw»vlnnv.r HO»I( m ihe new fiarri^n »t»i» center line ol
the northeriv"alonK thp "center" line"o*f Streei: thence soirherly nlcing the
line
nf
the ren-,
t
li
f Ash
A h .strrpt
s t t to
t th
Penns>'ivanla Avenue lo the center r enter
FOURTH WARD. ELECTION
DISTRICT NUMBER THREE
Uon with the center line of theinne of
Philadelphia and Rending R ^ f o » ^ p i
New Jereev ( i s Route iH, thei,
line < •
irklr..
and being In the Township of Wood-: B | 0 ng t h e northerly boundary llne!imers«!loii of the said center Uiie'polnt running In a southerly dlrec- ™ . ^ e * ' " , J , . „ ,
No, 22—New lini,r
DISTRICT NUMBER NINE:
Avenel Street to the
ortdge. in the County of Middlr«x! 0 f ,aid City of Perth Amhoy t o the of N J state Hl B hway Route S27ition slonc the center line of mid " o i ? l . - o r P l a " . O I
f1'"1*1'' 0 ( beginning.
BeglnnlnK at a point where the
Sixth District Pcillliii Place: Fords section with the easterly
and State or New Jersey
!polnt or place of Bezlnning.
. .
.
..
•
ll of
f DUtrict
D
f Kennedy
K d Street
S t t InterI t
conter line of
BEING all
BBOINNWa at a point on the;
Pourtri Ward to be known as
sects the center line of New Doverl FIFTH WARD-SIXTH liiSTRM
northerly side line of Mi:ton_Ave..| T h ( >1 ) M > l V , , „ , , . „ , ^ t h p | .
3.
i
The lines,
Road,
thence
from
said
beginning
Beginning at a pour. »i.. r t '
irhlch point is distant South Tl deboundaries of the SECOND WARD
point southerly along t h e center boundary line between r !:•. •• |
1
minutes W
West Oneh hungreec
"*
*»*nn«.
l»«"n.
New
Jerwy.
Une of Kennedy Street to a point Woodbrldge Township : s
d
SEVENTH DISTRICT
dred
dd fifty and twenty-eight huii- BEGINNING In the RarlUn Ri ;pK>louGaiioti
southerly nlon^ the center line of
of Intersection with the prolongs- sected by the center Mr.' ,' CJ
W
F,f,H
Fir,t|
dredtha (150.2B) feet from t h e InBeginning at a point where the
at"the dividing line betwei'irthe'citycrosiilii^ the
h Pennsylvania RitllrcmdjMattlson Street to the center llne ceme'r'TlneVthe
tlon westerly of the dividing line Place; thence northern- >•
Ne'wJewVTum*1«
Bulldlnr,
Avenel
Street,
Avenel,
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F
R
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tersection formed by thft aforesaid of Perth Amboy and the. Township a u d lRailroad
Avenue or Middlesex-iof Orove Street; thence easterly!
between block,, HTL and block 4TC; center line of Wood A-.r
Kortnerly side lino of Milton Ave. or Woodbrldge and from said begin-! 1 * 6 ** Turnpike and alto along 5ald;
pike intersects the dividing Hne he- K. J.
Be"nn,ng"tT^n" 3
the bewe
n l o n ? M i d renter Hne to the center
thence easterly along the prolonga- Is t h e b o u n d a r y line b<"i
and the Westerly side Une of Fulton nlng point running; thenre (1) | !dlvld!n(! line approxlmati'ly 820 feet<nnr
tween the Townahlps of Woodb-ldge
of ' •
center llne of Middlesex Avenue tn-tion and the said dividing line be- s o n a n d Woodbrldfip Ti ••.-..
n
THIRD WARDSt.; thence runnlnK (I) aloiiK siili!
lU
and Edison and from said beginning
Wraects the center line of Route tween block 441L and block 477. t b e c e n t e r l i n e of Inn,,:.
SIXTH DISTRICT
Northerly side line of Milton Avc ii northerly directton along 'th'o'said.W «>' ! Kl« l>«]nt in said dlvldln ; ; nlor th Pr |y along'said rfnter line to
•rosslng Middlesex Avenue and con-jthence easterly alo;.n
South T7 decrees 32 minutes West
llnulnx eiisttrly sloni! the dlvldlng;iine of Inman Avpniif •.
Thirteen and elRlity-one hnnciredths
line between block 477 »nd _block9|lnR llne between Woodhr
(13.S1) feet; thence nmnlnn (2)
448J, M8K, 448L. 440M, 449G nnd ship and the City
coutimiliiK Hong »&ld Northerly side
'ii f 449H to ii point where said dividing thence
line of Milton Ave. South 81 degrees
southeasterly
, 1 C K ; X I line Intersects with the dividing bounary llne and 15r i01 minute. West Thirty-six nnd
pro
twenty-one hundrnlths (3(5.21) feet;
' ! l l n p between block 450 and block to the point of Interne-. thence running (3) North 8 decrees.
,OC5J44»H; thence southerly along the with the dividing ::•
59 minutes Wrst One hundred 1100)
, K ! dividing line between block 450 nnd j Blocks 4«3 and 4O2 ,
wl cre
' feet to », point; thence (4) North
J |block 449H t o a point where same:westcrly and wester
81 degrees 01 minutes East Fifty (50)
!i e Intersects a westerly prolongation)dividing line to the n
feet to » ix>lut; thence (5) South I!
"_;]of the dividing Une between block;erly corner of Block :
degrees J9 minutes East Ninety-nine
4491 snd block 450: thence easterlyjwestcrly along the :
and aliteen hundredth* (90.16) feet
along said dividing line betweenjOf Blocks 486-8, 4«K-H
to a point In the Northerly side line
way; thence westerly alone the saldi 1
block 4491 and block 450 and con-|468-l. to the moM :
nterKerts t h t
"aTong 'said
y Une ot Westbury Park, B«'-j^,uihwe5ti'riy"direcUon
j^,uihwe5tiriydir
of Mtltan Are. and the point or the Garden State Parkway; thence westerly
southerly
boundary
llne
of
the
C
l
t
y
i
l
alvldlng
i
tlmilng easterly along a prolonga-j corner of Block 468-1.
l n Jp3
(4) In a general northerly direction ttlon
SECOND W A R f l h
111
11 4 1 1
n(1 bloc s
place of BKHNNING.
o r pU
U c ( .off
Jp3, said
said point
point heiUB
heiUB uiiproxl|
uiiproxl-|,. c n t f I . U
U n ct 0 , h t
of
Rahwav
to
tbe
center
line
of
Ht
I
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tlon of the last mentioned dividing erly tilon? tlie wester:- :
lhtnc
105.5
feet
northwesitTly
from bediming
along the center line of New Jersey mutely
EKiHTII DISTRICT
448M
44B1
8 K
a n J
« line, to the center line ot Route 468-Ij to the soutiira<-rr
l
1055
l
t
h
t
l
y
f
Otorges
Avenue;
thence
southerly,
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The foregoing description Is ln State Highway Route No. 4, to a
Winter Street; tlu'iic-c ift> northeastSeventti District Polling Place: No.j Beginning at a point where
aio"ng"center"li'ne|w,^t,e,rJy *l o n ' i . t n * _ ' ^ m ^ t l o n f d #21; thence northeasterly alone eald Block 467; thence n j '
•ccordince with a survey made by point where It Intersects the renter erly along the westerly line of West- II School, ROSI Street
southerly line of Bio--.
li
1R
#27 h
Vincent Rlchlan, Euginwr, Newark, line or Stat* Highway Rome No, bury Park, Section » 3 , upproxlinate,-!
#
^ ^ ^ the
^ ^ center
^ ^ line'
l ^of ^ ' ^ " ^ ^ ^ ^
| npike^ Intersects
isame lnter»ects the center line of'
. N. J., dated April 30. 1959.
nwinc i i u n o t n t'"1 u^ucrr cncc ucter line of New Dover Road; thence southwesterly comer •
25; thence (5) in a westerly illrec- ly 370 feet to Ihe dividing line t>P-j SKCOMI> WARD—FIRST DISTRICT, ^.-^ . " . t . n » u.r " • " > • ""« "'ior place Of beginning
Being known and designated
tlon along said center line of state tweeu Sectlone 3 ;iini 4, Westburj- T h < . s e c O n d Ward, First District. Ford Avenue and from said begin- g| I t n District Pollliii place- Fire Mlddlesei Avenue; thence In s gen- northwesterly along "the center line) thence contlnulnj; *.••.'.-:
6
point running
northerly
along!House,
™1 southerly^
theof New Dover Road to the point or I northerly Une qf Bio. -v
Lots 28 and 29 In Block 529O on a H[ghway"Route~No.~25"to'the"eastp'rly Park, also the must northerly corn«r l f i h i i |[ comprise nil of Keasbey and all nlng
the renter
line of Ford
Avenue
tojXvenei Avenel Street and Route I,! center
line of direction^
the said nl_ong_
Middlesex
475 and 476 crossing
place of beginning.
eertalnjnap entitled "M»P °J^JuL- line of Edison Township; thence (6) of .Section £ 3 ; thence i')t southeast-[ o f iSi
the center line of N. J. State Hlgh-|
W a r i l &oath
0 , t l w l f h l H h
Avenue
to
the
point
or
place
of
be- BEING a portion of District 1 andjState Parkway, Route .
- ' ton Terrace, sltvuted In Woodbrtdge! In a southerly direction alon^ the erly iilong the nurtheu.st(Tly line of Valley RfiUroad tracks excepting 150 way Route No, 1J, now known asi
ginning.
THIRD
>VARD—
. . Township, MlddleBci County, N. J.,|
a
portion
of
District
«
ln
the
Fourth!l"e
westerly alone the :.
dividing line between Edison Toivn- Westbury Psrk, Section. 3 3 . crossing feet wide strip on the Easterly side U. S No. 1; thence easterly alongj
BIHNO, » portion of District 4 ofWard to be « n o # n as Pourth Ward.tof Blocks 4fM, 493 4'.r.
SEVENTH DISTRICT
. ' owned and developed by John Bren- 'shlp and Woodbrlflge Township to Worth. Bond and Bedford Mreels t o , o , K l n
Post Road, par-jthe center llne of t h e last men-j Beginning at a point ln the wett- the Fourth Ward to be known i s District 9 '
e
min, Edwin G. Proser, which map a point where the same lnTrr.^er.tfl thi- most easterly curlier of W l
^
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center
line of Fy:l.:f
K
described as
follows:
„. «„>!,.„,..
'""""" road
*"•"* *"
-—
" ' • " "•••
" ' c r i y n a e a f g t , t e n Island Sound Fourth Ward. District 4.
Uloned
to tthe
center
line of
was filed la the Middlesex County the center Una of King Georne's Post bury Park, Section S 3 ; thence (10)j Beginning at the Intersection ofiN.
J. State Highway Route No. 4,where the same Is Intersected by the Polling Place: New Fire House, Poltlnr Place: School « - 1 6 , Out-:»nd Clark Place; ' I f
Clerk's Office on July 15. 1925, as
look Avenue, Colonla, New Jersej.'westerly along the •••.
Road and New Brunswick Avenue;southwesterly alonts the southeaster- ! t l > e Eatt^cy n n eOf K i B g Georges:known as Garden State Parkway;
Auth Avenue, Iselln, New Jersey.
•
File No. «28, Map No. 1003.
[Clark Place to the •..
thence (7) along the dividing line ly Hue of Westbury Park, Section 3 i P o s t J J ^ , , v i i h t n e southerly Bight;thence southerly along t h t center1 southerly line of the Port Reading
Railroad Dock Property; thence (1)
'. .'
Being the premises commonly between Edison and Woodbrldge
FIFTH WARD-FIRST DISTRICT ! w ° o d Avenue sod the
to mi angle point In uilU line in the o t W a y I l n e o f U ) c L e i l l R h velleylllne of the last mentioned route to northwesterly along the southerly
FOURTH
WARD,
ELECTION
— known and designated as No. 14,
Townships and along the center line rear of Lot IS, Block 395-E; thence R u ,i thence running Easterly!the renter line of the siild N, J.l
Beginning a t t h e Intersection of;™t w een Edison «n,1
line of the Port Reading Railroad
DISTRICT NUMBER FIVE:
Milton Ave., Woodbrtdge Township,1 of Kini; George's Post Road and New (11) still southwesterly along the , a r O B ; g c t n e r i y n
the center lines of Chain O'H!ilS! T o * D » h l P». "™ P° ! l i '
thence westt^Jy along the Dock Property to the point of InR on|f t h e
n e o , t D e te". Turnpike; then
Brunswick Avenue to a point In there.ir^llne of Lots 13, J*;}*/ B 1 ™*;hlgh Valley Railroad 150 feet, more .center line off the last mentioned
• i - » . J,
Beginning at a point where the Road and St. Georges Avenue; jheglnnlng.
,
valley
more,center
t
tersection of the same with the, proThe "approximate amount of thejeenter line of Meadow Road which 395-E. approximately 161) feet to t h e 'h l g h
center line of State Highway Routethence In a general westerly dlrec-',, 8 i l " ' District Fnllin;
or
plaf(, o f D f .
,„•!„,,:„„,() t 0 t n e
longation southwesterly of the cens t 0 a p()iIlt
mili
olnt
Judgment to the satisfied by saidalso murks the dividing line lictween northwest corner of Lot 11. l » o c k | l f l e sintersection
#27
Interacts the dividing line be- tlon along the center llne of Chain •">"«. Inman
of a line 150 feotiginning.
ter llne of Turner Street; thence (2)
llie
Is the stun of Sis Thousand said Townships; thence (8) In a
395-E;
thence (12)
rolllns
Place: northeasterly along the prolongation tween Edison Township and Wood- O'Hills Hoad to the Intersection|
395E; thence
(12) ssoutheu.sterly
o u t h m ee u s au r e sd ta t er l | ,rh t l y f from and!'
! Fifhth
F i h District
*
Nine Hundred Thirty-four Dollarsjsoutherly direction along the center
•o f
bridge
thence northerly
[thereof with
westFIFTH W.Uiii
line of;School No. 14, Ford Avenue. curds
Fords
" 1 u t i l i s e Township,
lowiiuiip; mence
nonnenyi"'ereui
wnn the
tne prolongattou
prc
(W,934.00) more or less, together line of Meadow Road and along the 395-E, 402-A. 402-B, mid 40 -C to t ! , e ! K i n Q
, p o s , R M l l \ n d [hf,
gtVKNTH DISI Kl- r
southwesterly and
the center llne |a long the center line of State Hlgh-I«ny 0' the center llnei of Blocks!
andt h f
811011
With the mats of this sail- '
dividing llne between Edison and center line of Route £ 2 5 (U. S, # 1 Kiunnthcriij Bioht .if w«v line nf ,v,..
said dividing line! Beginning at a ;•
. THIRD WARD-FIRST
STHim
Pff'™!!
northeister!y way Ro U t r J,J 7 Xo a point where!M7-O and 188-A, sa
IXJIICI
ikUC
U
L
l
i
u
u
n
-*f^>J
IV.
1
Together with all and singular Woodbridge Townships to the Rarl- thence (13) in a northeasterly direc-lr^f^'^Uv
' the blocks he-center line of Inn:, '.
„ " " • : , of the center line or Turner Street , , „ t ( n l l , mterwet* th* prolongation being the center of
Valley °LZl«•
Railroad; <t,^
thence. Beginning at the lntersectl
W t h e 101 1 o t l l U r 6 c t l < 1 o ( t h e
the rights, privileges, hereditaments tan Elver; thence (9) In B general thence (13) In a northeasterly
'northwesterly of
ofihe
theitlvldini/
d'lvldlng Mn. tween
jtween Pleasant
Pleasant*«»
Avenue and Sdutlrteraecle the
the ««itherly llne of the Port, ReadD . . H 'same
I " the boundan
* «
" line be'north*ester!v
y WwestTriv
with
betwten
^ . and appurtenances thereunto beMstfrlv direction along the lUrltan tlon along the center Hue ol
Road, thence along said pro- Edlnon and Woodljr:
4 2 3 and 428 as khownlcilff
15fl feet measured at ing Railroad Dock Property with tween Woodbrldge T o w n h i
d thl
" . longing or In anywise appertaining. River t o the point or place of B«-line of St. George's Avenue; thence right distant
Township
Taijloniratlon
Hie center Hne'^nd
d
T
j l l and
d alonn
l
' d ffrom -i»ld
angles to and parallel with the the westerly line of Staten Island tween Woodbrldge Township and the],,,, t h f woodhrlrtge
The subacrlber reserves the right tob'lnntng.
(14) lu a northerly and northeaster- Easterly line of King Georges Post Hound; thence (1) southwesterly Borougli of Carteret; theiu-ti ( 3 ) ; M i l l , , i , e e t 53 n,eure southeasterly <>f the above mentioned blocks. 'Him easterly iilon
adjourn said tale from time to time
southeasterly
aloun
said
llouni!iiry
i
,
p
i
ni;atlon
anil
the
southeasterly
croMlns
Clinton
Street
at l u u u n Avenue
ly
direction
along
the
center
HUB
of
i;l
IJIlt
w
l
(
1
ro
O
aloiiK
Staten
Island
Kuiiiid
to
a
Rond, the several courses thereof to
111
i
-
BUhJect only to such limitations or The lines,
6t. George's Avenue to the boundary the Eaaterly Une of Meadow Itoad; point, said point belnR the intersecthe eitent and the
restrictions upon the exercise of boundaries^
or the THIRD WARD llne of the City of Railway; thence thence. Northerly along the Easter- tion of the prolongation easterly of
such power aa may be spnlally pro- re:
(15) In a northwesterly und uortli- ly line of Meadow Road 150 feet, the center line of Central Street
Tided by law or rules of Court.
BEQINNINQ at a point where theorly direction along said boundary more or leas, to the Southerly line with the west*rl» line of St&ten
ROBBRT «. JAMISOS, icenter line ol Woodbrldge River orof the City of Rahway to the Una ofof1 King Georges Post Iload; thence, Island Sound; thence (2) northSheriff. Woodbrldge Creek Intersects the Clark Township, thence (16) In a
Easterly and Northeasterly along the westerly along the prolongation of
LBAVlTT, TAU.8Y A
line or Stateli Inland Bound which westerly direction uloriB the dividing several oourses of King Utorxw; Post the center line of Central Street,
KRXV8KY, Attorneys,
point also marks the dividing line line between Woodbrldue Township Road to the point
place of Ilp-'eusUTly and the center line of Cen
p n orp
t-L. a/ll, 18, 25; 3/3/60
193.63 between the City of Perth Amboy and Clark Towuslil|i to the bound- ii
d the
h Lelmii
L l i Valley
V l l Rnll-|tral
R l l t l ^ W t, t
t r lin
f sese
to th
the center
line of
ginning and
and the Township of Woodbrldge; ary line of Edison Township; thence gg
iwure'n Avenue; theuce (3) south- ty and point or place of Beginning,Creemer Avenue; theiict »oiitliwest-''
io me dividing line betwren M l l t
f **Wav.
W
Right of
thence (1) In a general northerly (17) southerly along said boundary roaci R
erly along the center Hue of Creeinerl-Secil ui. 3 anil 4 uf Wentbury V.crk .wuthi-rly »!OIIK
NO1ICE
westerly
along
the
center
line
of!
direction and along the center line line to the point or place ot Be- First District Polllnt Place: Bctiool Sewami Avenue to the center line Seventh District palling Plare: Avenue and Us pruloiigatlon to the|sald la-M point being Hie mJrthrrt ° r Edison
No. I, Smith Street, Keasbey
!• hereby given that the District of said Woodbrldge River or Wood- ginning.
Hagamin llrlghts School, Hull;
of Glen Cove Ayenue; thence H) Street, Port Reading.
right of way of the Philadelphia turner of Section 3; thenre In u place of beglnnliii;
Boction Boards In ifii for the
brldge Creek to a point where the
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northwesterly along the center line
and Readlni! Railroad; theuce wesi-[southcai!erl>- dlrtction along the S f v f n t l i
District I'1
SECOND WARDTownslilp of Woodbridge will sit atsame Intersects the center line of
if
Olen
Cove
Avenue
and
the
proAs nearly as ciui be ascertuitied,
erly along said right of way line uijnortheHy line of Westbury P,ir* 8 l : li™l
Ne. 21 — I"""
SECOND DISTRICT
places hereinafter dcslKiuiit-d "" the
II1IKI) WABD—
Woodbrldse-Carteret Road; the populatlou of the First Ward Beginning
the dividing llne between Edison Section 3. croaaing Bond and Bed- ' "'iinla
at the Intersection ofjlongatloii thereor northwesterly to
TUESDAY, AJPRtl. 19, 196U,
EIGHTH DISTRICT
thence (2) In a general Westerly di-above cieated Is 13,5(58; the popula-the center line
of the LehlBh Vulleyltlie center llne or Woodbrtdge Creek;
Townthlp and Woodbrldge Towu-'fnrd Streets to the nortlieast corner
botwoon the hours of 7:00 A. M and
rection along the center line of the
Beginning at a point In the Penn ship; thence noriherly along saldiof Wentbury P»rk, Section 3 tt,,
Railroad
with
the
center
line
ofjthence
(5)
la
a
genera!
northerly
FIKTB w.ll '
tion
of
the
8ccond
Ward
Is
14,059;
.8:00 P. M., Enstern Standard Time, Woodbridge-Curteret Roud to «• point
iylvtmla Kallroad where same Is ln-jdlvldlng
llne
or piaceibr
--'J1-- "
- - to
- the
• point
'
" •
Uie northerly c r n . T of the
EIGHTH 111* 11tor the purlwse ofranductlnga where the same lnteraects the cen-the populatlou of the Third Ward Florida Grove Road; thence north- nnd northeasterly direction alous tersected
by
tht
Port
Heading
Ratl-jof
mg dt ti i"
jc'lcmrleaf Cemetery; thrnce wiwth-;
PBJMAHY ELECTION
ter line of Rahway Avenue; thence is 13.917; the population of Itiejerly along the center line ot Florida the center line of Woodbrldee, Creek roiil. and from said beginning point
gp
BEING all of district 5 and a por-|wc5ierly mid parallel ulth IJeafnrd' A v e t ) u e where It l»
, lot the nomination of candidates on(3) northerly nlonsi the renter line Fourth Ward Is 14,851 and the popu- Grare Road to the center line ofi to a point of Intersection of the
e n
l
P
___6
_ In
__ the
.
on of district
FourtbJAvtiiue, aud slqnn the north*e»t*rly' l h e c center
Hue of J"t '
the Democratic ticket and the nomi- of Rahway Avenun to a point where atlon of the Fifth Ward Is 14,493. West Pond Road; thence north-1 prolongation westerly of the center running northerly along tne Penn- tloi
10 h>
be known
westerly aloni! the center llne of Illie of Myrtle Avenue with the cen-sylvania Railroad to the center line Ward
'nd u
k i . n n .at. Fourth
« n » « i . » . » ! , Jim u( Cloverlear Ceineu-ry a D .i'ruui aald point ruuiiii
nation of candidates on the Repulj- the same Intersects the center line
VII
Avenel Street; thence southeast- DUtrict 5
Jprcnlniately 1290 feet to an stijle !?* center Hue ol J^lloan ticket to be voted at the ensu- of Freeman, Street; thence (4) In a Attached hereto, made a purl here- West Pond Road to the center Hue ter line of Woodbrldge Creek; thence of
erly
the
(6) Southeasterly along the prol uud easterly along
l
h lenteri Pulling puce; Bchool #1, OretnjDoliu
Mm, thence'"aouii«rlv"»l"ii af«"«•"'• ProioattUou «•'
ing General Election to be held onigenerul northwesterly direction along of and rouked EXHIBIT "A" Is aof State Highway Route No, 35;
1
line
Avenel Street
the center,Street,
centerStrnl Iselln,
lselln New
N Jtr
Avenel
Street to the
Tuesday. November 8, 1960, an here-the center line of Frceimui Street to map of the Towiuhlp or Woodbrldge thence southerly along said center luugatlon and the center line of line of
Id mneiery approiiinatiilv
1 * l"'«»>1»'>r Hue 0 i . •
of
Hallway
Avenue;
ttiencej
Myrtle
Avenue
to
the
center
line
of
inafter listed, tuid for the election a point where the sam« Intersects showing Lue lines And the eitent line of Suite Highway Route No 35
feet
to an „,)„> H i t h e w u t h w e s t e f 1 ' 0 " 1 " e i " 1 " ! ? s k > " ; ,
boutlierly alonii the center line of.
Ash
Street;
thence
(7)
northeasterly
FOURTH
WARD,
ELECTION
to
the
center
line
of
New
Brunswick'
of two members, one m.11 and one ,ht c e m e r l h , e (>f A m b < , y A v f . m i e . and boundaries of the First, Second,
ly line ,if Cloverleaf Ome'.ery whti't,!!!!!
e o°J,
t ^ " i * 1"! •'.*„ •
along the center line of Ash
Railway Avenue to the center line
DISTRICT NUMBER SIX:
Third, Fourth, and Fifth Wards hert- Avenue; then™ southeasterly alont; urn!
line In appriMiinatrlv 121 | H I nurth.1 » "
woman of the local County
x « ' U | h - ; a «"(57 liVTtinieraTTiprtherly'dU
h l
woman,
Cminiy iEx«-u-|{
S4;
said center line to the center line of street with th» center line of Home- of Nlelsou Avenue; Iheuce noiulitRouu
U)utc
S
4 ; thelK
thelu
g g
at the
the point
point of
of lnierea.,teri
r
„
y
Inalxive mated.
at
lnier-jea.,terly
from
and
uar^lle!
with
l'ie
tlye Coinmlttt'e of thr DeiiHHTHtlcj rectlon j •
T'
tha
section nf thp northerly rtgln of|eeuter
Pennsylvania Avenue: thence south- stead Avenue: thence (8) southe»st- eusierly along the center Hue of
center lino of
of Raytior street, e n m
Party from each electiun district, fur i , o y A v l
I
U
f
n
P
H
I
I
H
1
1
1
tlle
ne0 AnJ Attached hereto, made n part Here. erly along nald ceuter line to the;
i-r;y ulonjj the center Hue of Home- Nlelson Avenue to the Woodbrldne w
wuy line of the Philadelphia aud
a term of one yt'tir, and two nicin-!,,.,,,,^ i,,
stead Avenue to the center Hue of
[ u 0tlie"c«uteV'"iin/oijoi
1 M ! n tw i,er P the
map"show'ing'~th« Districts as are|center line of the Lehlgh Valley lllalr Road; thenct (9) northeasterly
b«rs. one Irian and «nt woman, oflgj" 'George's Avenue; thence (6) In a;
Railroad; thence southeasterly along aloni; the center Une of Blair Roud
the locul County Kxi-nitlve Com- general northerly direction along thejhereufter divided.
wild center line to the point or placeto the point of intersection with the
mittee of the Kepuhltrau Parly center line of St. (Jeorge's Avenue to
VIII
(of beginning
from each election district for a point where the same hiterstctfc,
boundary line between the Town
hereby! Second District Polling Place: ship of Woodbrdlge and the Bonnimi
Th said five wards
term cif one year.
School No. 10, Clyde Avenue, Hopt- of Oarteret; thence. (101 easterly
Republican and Deniurrattc Detaelection districts, to wit:
and southeasterly (long said boundgat«e at Large
(.hence (7) easterly and northeastcry line across the Central Railroad
Republican and Demix-riitir Alter- erly along the dividing line between FIRST WARD—FIRST UISIIIK'T
1,hi
Beginning In tlio center Hne uf the SECOND VVAHU—THIRD DISTKK T to the point of Intersection of aalrt
nates at \MW
the said City of Hallway and TownOHllih Ho«d; thenct northeasterly
The
Second
Ward,
Third
District,
Pennsylvania
Railroad
whurt
the
boundary
line
with
the
prolongaBnltert States Benauir
ship uf WuiHlbrlilKS to a joint In the
or ulac-e ut Iktliiullig.
..
_. ,
One Member of U. S House of,center line of Itahwuy Hiver; thence Mine Intersects the northerly tine of shall be comprtsrd of all that tract tion northeasterly of the center Being a portion of Tnlrd Ward. O'Hlllii Koail to the Intersection of!
Areout wltb the •
Representatives
[ill in a southeasterly dlrtxttun along the City of Perth Ambuy ami from lying Nerth "' the Lehlgh Valley line of Turner Street; thence (11) l-'lfth
'lfth
D
i
t
i
t
t
b
k
Third[th
District, to be known as Third[the
tint u.'1
live center nn* nf the Hallway itlver laid b«nlnqln( point (1| Northerly Railroad tracks West of Craws Mill
Two PrtthnMert (Kull rrrmi
said
pf"
.
(Wart, Suulh ol King Oaorg» PIMI tuuthwmiterly » l « g
s
p
line Ol said
One freeholder (Dneipltcd Tcrtm to the westerly line of the Boroijgh from tin pMiwr
li •><
One Tovnshlp CoiniiiltteetnHn to of Oarteret; theuce (B) In a utiitrai to a point where prolongation aflRoad and East of the Edison Town- llongation and the center line
...>outtmrly and hciutheH^terly dltroi the center line of the block between,ship line, together with tbe follow Turner Street siffl the prolongation
each of the Five Want,
southwesterly Of the center line of 1
New
and
Second
Surma
liiursti:Ls
lug
described
irm-t
of
land,
to
wit
NOTll'K
] t l o n niuiiu the dividing Hue between
the same, thence Westerly ahum l<ru- Beginning ut the Intersection ofTurner Street W tbe point of Interla hereby «lv*ii that qualified voters,tut Towiibhlp uf Wuodbrldge i n d tougutlon and along the. center line
HIP Easterly llne of Klug OtMt^tt hectloii of the same with the southOf the Township of WmKlbruuir not uie Borougti of Carteret la the
of the blocks between New ami Sec- Post Road with the Southerly Right erly line of Pott Readnlg KallroM
i :
already regltt*rtd In u i d Township s t a t t n Island Bcnmcl; thuice (10) In
l "
ond tttreeta to the center llnv of of Way Hue of the Lchigb Valley nock Yards; theuce (12) southeast*"*• under the. lawii of New Jersty t-,u»- u westerly or wcutliwettifrly dlrtoilon Amboy Avenue; thence Northerly
ttnllroad: thence, running Easterly erly along tlie southerly line of tlie
ernl»g perniaiiful rnjlbtrutlcin iii»y|aloni! sulil Stuten Ularid Kouiici to along the center line uf Amboy Avealong the Southerly line of the Port Reading Dock Propertytothe
register with thr I'uViislUp ck.ik o f | n i c
or jildre of BeglnnliiK.
nue
to
»
point
100
feet
nurili
of
the
high Valley Railroad 150 feet, more! westerly line of •Uten Island Sound ed Woodbrldge-Sewaren Road, with Weslliury I'ark ticctl ii C3, said Inmlter
!
tbe amid Township of WchidhrldKtf >tt[
ul
Chain
ll'liili.
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northerly line of Green stieet; or lew, Ut a point, u l d point 1H>1HK iji<1 the point or place of beginning the center Hue of trie Wondbrldge
his office at ttnv time
the i-jk-llt and the
thence Easterly and |>.iu!Iel to the intersection of * line 150 fert Flrtt DUtrict Polling Place: Scbuol Creek; ihtmce In a general North
l. Aiirll .'0 Ittl, and rhur» boundaries of tt« POURTH WARD
^
Street and aloug » line 100 measured at right angles from and Nu, 9, West A««nue, Port Beading ' westerly direction along the center
Aay. Septenibctr Tl, ll»6il. on wlilrhiare
feet North thewlrom to the renter,parallel with the Easterly m,c <x
line of WuudbUdge Creek to the
liltter date the rMjluratluu bouk«> HEOINN1NO In thu ter line of line or the Pennayivaais Railroad; Kinj Qearges Post Road snd the
THIRD WAB&r-MCONI) D18TKK T easterly Right of Way Line ol tne of
."•• will be cloeed untilarwr th« forth New lK>vrr Road at a Joint In thethenct Noriherly along tht tenter Southerly Right of Way line of the Beginning at a point In Bt.
N J, Turnpike; thence In a general
\ii>~>"JCiV"1';* n v t u u ' to piiint of mtereecut.il
ooujla£ O«ntr»l Election on
dividing Urn hctwteu the Townshipline of said ra.i'ro"° to the center Lehlgh VaUey Rsllroa4; thence, Georges Afenu* wbwr same U InNortherly and Nartheaaterly direcJS... Vs.. '•'" biundary line wltb the c«n'«
-'"•- NOTfmber I. IBM. or «t Mlddiecei'o! wondhridge ind the Township of line of Fr»tmaD Street; lluacf Southwesterly and Westerly along a tersected by tUe PortBeadlnjj R*ll- tion along the Easterly Hue ol laid
»*• . Oountv Bo»M of BecUon*. CltlaensKdnon «nd from Mid beglnaing Basttrlr ainng tht cenur line of llne distant 1M feet newured. at oad, and fwrt •/*) beginttlo* polot N. J. Turnpike, to tne point of In> l llldtng.
d t n g 44.
44 Bvyard street,
street New
N wpoint
intrunning
i (11
Hi llu a
an eatterl
easterlydl
1 Freeman Sunet to thte center Hue right angles to and parallel with the
Mrmctlon of tbe same with tbe cenJ
r oulh
loli;. M. ) . . »t "Jiy time b»- recttou along the center lui» of Newof Rahway AT<-uuei theuce Souther- latterly Uu» of Ktng Oefirges Poet llne uFst~OeotjM Avenue u> a point ter line of Olencove Avenue: tnence northtaaterly Hut of"Westbury Park."! west<
the new Oarderi ly along the cenUr Hue of Rnliw.yRoad, Uu eeveral courtt* ttereof u> being itt IMt ea»t of W, 8 Highway In a general BasteriJ dlnikUon along Bectlon
ten
WMMtda;, April 10. ie«|,
..
tpproiLniateiy
j j s -....,..«• „>
Parkway ovrrpuas; U»|ic« (1)AverJij* and th* ««nt«r line *r Berrytbe baterly Mat of Meadow Rued; Roiite Ho J; theAOe nerthar(y along the tauter line o< Qlenewe ATeoue to th» center llne of Worth
«O« Tburaday, Be-pMaiber 23. 1»BOState
,
—
aireet;!uolnt of
7 to the anlp^ the' point «'
SW«
d\WrtO»
_ t i t following hours: Dally
Kthe On rile n 8
w Parkway
y Street and tbe prnlonguttun Soiitli- thence, Northerly along tne Easterly » Ho* which I* Ml feet euterly tai to the center line of gewaren AM-thence lu a general southwesterly Btiuud 1
glnntoi,
Heft 8*'turday, from » A. M t« 4|aluiii! the center l i p of tbt Q»rdfn eailtrly thereof to tht umter line llne of aietdow Road 1 » f«et. more parallel wltb. &-•«.' Ulcliway Route nue. Kitnetune* called Old Uoad; direction along tbe outer line ol schu o | No
I Place Ninth District P»l>
% tf,, or a> the oftlc« of the Mtddls- BUtt Parkway brtd«:« *Bd tb« et»t of tht Wobdbrid«e Creek; thence or iete, to tin Southerly line of King
I tbe
tb center
center thenoe Northerly »long tbe ««tt(»T Worth fltreet croatlng Owen Htr<n,t'~
In
'Ok
Avenue,
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THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1060
OakTre(
PAGE SEVENTEEN
Karmazin Keglers Defeat
Widens r> , ,
.
r> .
.
n
,i
Margin Bob s in Fair to Hold
Edge in K.ofC. Circuit
TEAM STANDINGS
W
I,
Oak Tree Drugs
51 18
Iselln Lumber
40>i 28V,,
Frystock's
39 30
Cooper's Dairy
38 3i
Mlfle's Excavating .. 31'i 3Tj
St. George Pharm'y .. 26 % 42' j
Shop-Rite Iselin ....... 25 44
Mary's Dress Shop .. 24'i iV.\,
ISfcLIN — Oak Tree DIUKS
continued to set a blistering
pace in the 8t. Cecelia Women's
Bowling League by trounclnR
the Frystook Ramblers In three
TEAM STANDINGS
straight. The Druggists started
L ****•****+#*********************************
' ,W
TEAM STANDING*
out with a 682-601 victory, then
Stewart's
18
W
addad
two
more
839-734
ani
Bowl-Mor
12
,, n n MONTH: The Woodbrldrr B.P.O. Elk» 2116 monthly Athlrdo Achlcvrmnit Award to a flfsemnr townKnrm&zln
11
706-613.
„,„ presented to Dave HylamJ ot Colonla, who broke the Middlesex County Indoor mile record at LawM(tl
Head Pins
8lsko & Fedor .._—_* 9
Oak Tree, which now holds Bee Qee
in February whilr w m r i n i the rolort of Ht. IVter'n Itljch Srhonl. In the above picture, James Kelfj, Dave's
Bob's
_
__ 8
a
ten
and
one-half
game
edge,
,,,
|s
nrxl
to
thr
star
mller
while
the
Elki
Youlh
Activities
Committee
members,
Joseph
Varey,
Aerbert
LudwUBooth
(
(
Alexander's
&
recorded
the
top
team
game
ln
»on and John Mesar participate In the presentation ceremonies.
Fireplace
L. J. Gerity
the league with an 839 in the Hlggtn's
Wdbgp. OMsmoblfe
second dash.
Lucky Strikes
Almost
.,
Ceil Mellett, the DrugglBte' WOODBRiDOE — Stewart's,
Maker's
anchor, was outstanding, postalthough losing
Van/Tassel's
%
ing games of 170, 201 and 143
the Lucky Strikes,
Wdbge. Liquor
1
for a 514 series. Her teammate,
tain their six-game lead in the
Tobak's
7.
Marie*''Render, hit for u lofty
second-half of the Bowl-MoMr
Urbftn'B
,
*
1
214 game and 482 set, while
House League. Stewart's
Mauro
1
Irene Walczak also posted a
able to hold its margin as Bee
«
Ryan's
3
llone o'clock In a make-up game out the second half. After be- for last place in the llnal hall 462. Ruth tinhorn's 458 series Gee was dropping two to BowlState Jewelers
was
the
best
individual
effort
3
1; Bt. Peter's remained In con- ing down by a point at the half, standings by posting d 36-20
Mor.
Harry Burke
for the Ramblers.
3
Jitentlon by letting back an ag- the victors came on strong In decision over Boston College.
wooDBRnxm — i
The St. George Pharmacy In the other matches, the
2
1 gruitve St. JoKph'i Uam, 30- the third and fourth period* to Richie Mesar staged a one
Head Phis and Hlggen's also
won two games from BoD'l (ft
(?ot
off
to
a
fine
start,
subduing
Determination,
an
important
factor
at
times
2
3 37,
edge 8t. Francis 22-18.
man scoring show for Belrfiont
came up with double wins over
protect its two-game lead In
1
4 Bob Hcyier and Qfrry Miller The top man in the scoring Abbey by sinking eight field Iselln Lumber in the initial Fireplace and Booth's.
overlooked completely while evaluating an ath- the local Knights of ColufrrtrtU
game
735-671,
but
faltered
in
wen
at
peak
form
tor
St.
H
111
D
G
E—Both
bracket*
for
Niagara
«
u
Jim
goals
and
a
free
throw
for
1
HI I)
Stewart's, after winning the lete, was instrumental in the United States' hockey intra Council Bowling League,
(i st. Peter's won Peter's sinking point totals of Hegedus who sank nine points points, His teammates, Bob the next two, losing them to the
first game 837-688, ran into team's stunning victory in the recent Olympics at The Plumbers have now won U
Kume of the second- 10 and 0. The big guns for St while Tom Reiser trailed with Timlnskl and Brian Feeney. Lumberjacks, 875-594 and 639out of IB games ln the tecond
trouble, finishing the second
620.
e r to remain tied for JoMph't were Mike Btawickl six. Johnny Doros found the accounted for totals of 10 and
game on the short end of an Squaw Valley. It has been proved that determina- half.
Mary
Kulesza
and
Ann
Kocm Die St. James' with eight markers, and Tom range for nine counters for St. seven. Gerry flwiatko and Leo
876-725 total. Its total was lowJack Gels of the Plumbers led
Francis and Tom Webb hit for Mills each pumped six digits zewskl were Iselln Lumber's est of the season. Difficulties tion and desire, a spark of nature's fire, can overmall JJ'BKUP. The tWO Rumage with seven.
Into the nets for Boston Col- stars with totals of 464 and 453. still plagued the Soft Drlnkmen come lack of ability and physical stature. The U. S. the-attack with a 235-563 u
.-.IT. will settle their Niagara was also Involved In five.
BUI Harth added a 207 ln a big
Lucille Qrogan chalked up n
:-i!;iv afternoon at a dote game while rounding
Belmont Abbey averted a tie lege.
in the finale which they lost, team had it, and made the most of it to stun the 944 first game. Rudy Qalvanek
417 for the Pharmacists.
787-769.
Bob's, the league's average
Last-place
Mary's
Dress
entire world of sports with their brilliant triumph. of
ss
leader, was the TVers' star •with
Shop surprised Cooper's Dairy, The bright spots of the
*
•
•
*
games of 206,203 and 185 Tor a
winning two out of three games. match were John Johnson's 224
594 series.
The Dressmakers were victor- single game and 543 set for the
When Jack Rlley, a hockey coach at West Point, Slsko & Fedor managed, only
ious In the first two, 817-M5 winners with Nick Buscreba's
and 655-853 before dropping 195 game and 504 set tops for who was appointed to handle the Olympic sextet, a single win ln its match with
the losers.
the third 856-597.
i
dent about the task of picking skaters, he was criti- Urban'* but held on to sole posTEAM STANDINGS
The big bowler for the Diess- Bowl-Mor with two victories
session of second place ln the
•^
TEAM
STANDINflft
M \U STANDINGS
TEAM .STANDINGS
St. James', a contender for
Iselin Junior League
makers was Dolores Miller, who over Bee Gee created a three- cized from here to California. He made his choices loop. John Palinsky lowed a
W
L
bittern Division
the title in the Saltern Division,
W
L accounted for a 439. Kay Smith way tie for second involving the from all walks of life including carpenters, busi- 220, Mel Oloffra a 217, and
4
0
W
kept Its record clean by out- St. Cecelia Juniors
6
Bill DeJoy a 203 as Urban'!
hit a 481 for the Dairymaids Head Pins. Both teams have
3
1
Barron Juniors
shooting the Port Reading Im,- Knlcks ...„
3
and was followed by Maryon Identical records of 12-12. The nessmen, lawyers and insurance agents, but he was totaled 932 ln the 3-1 triumph.
.. i
1 St, James'
0 pala* 27-11.
Big 5
,
3
Clancy, 424, and Iolene Master- House team started the match aware of each player's capabilities. The situation
Gerityg in Sweep
,,,
2
2 Menlo Park Wizards ....
Hawks
with an 843-821 loss, but reand
Tom
'oye
0
°'
Ruts
Rlley
peter
406.
Ed (Lefty) (ferity took the
2
2 Fords Bombers
did
not
improve
any
when
his
team
won
only
three
Intermediate League
0,were the 8alnts' most accurate
In the final match. Mlele's
les bounded to take the succeedplace of his brother Andy as
,
1
3 Wildcat*
1
1 conquered Shop-Rite twice. The ing games 818-775 and 861-802
'shooters with totals of 10 and 6. Falcons
of five practice games against some fair midwest- the leader of the L. J. (ferity
i
3: Colon!* Falcon*
Localltes
Excavators capped the terminal The big men of their respec! After trailing at the conclu....;!;,•
..
1
em colleges. However, he never lost faith in the quintet as the latter swept
3t. Andrew*'
tilts 739-679 and 712-636, while tice teams were Harry Estelle
three from Alexander's to move
sion of two periods of play, the Bombers
— Vlllanova Pt- Reading Impalu
6 dropping the middle game, 672- of the winners and George U. S. team and before the start of the Olympic Into a five-way tie for third.
iWoodbridge Warriors took com- C, Y. O
:i.i '.liu top team in!
Western Division
Kayser of the losers. Havry elimination, he confidently predicted that the Bob's,
Foodtown,
Oerity's,
'maad of the game in the sec- ISELIN—By making the most 661.
••> Little Basketball Westbury Warriors
3
Woodbrldge Okkmoblle and
°!ond half to down the Hopelawn of a concentrated attack, the Ann Peterson with a 170 rolled a 228 high game and 571
Big Five moved up to the .500 ?ame and 474 set was Miele's set, while George also had high United States would finish first, Canada second, Almagi all hold records of 8 and
:: , clean record. Wdbge. Warriors
2
° Youth 31-21.
level with a 3-3 record after best while Helen Anton fol- game and set of 191 and 538.
K «nw elu« to be- Oolonla Hawks
2
and Russia third. The experts rated the U. 'S. no 7. The Oldsmobile pinner!
The Barron Juniors tat alone
overpowering the Hawks 56-14 lowed with a 188 and 451. The
took two games from Ryan's
Lose Big- Chance
b: ;i scrappy Holy Avenel Presbyterians . 2
at the top of the Eastern Divl
In the Iselin Junior Basketball Storekeepers' leaders were Jean The Head Pins, after winning better than fifth or sixth.
Plumbing as John Yager 204,
winch failed to suc-lColonla Boys Club
1
j:»ion after conquering the CoLeague.
and George Kardos 201, led toe
Frank 464 and Vickie Karausky the first two games' and a
th.. Wildcat* racked!Keasbey Bombers
1
* . t
•
•
lonla
Falcons
2723
for
their
Ionia
Falcon*
27-23
1
attack.
454.
George
Braden
was
the
best
(Continued
on
Pag*
IS)
ii an uvertime tes-'Heii Oiler*
0
3 second straight win stnoe U *
Riley's determination soon spread to the hockey
marksman on the floor for the
•: the hard-fought'Wdbr*. swim Chrb
Jim DeJoy came through for
start of the second hair.
Hop«l»wn Youth
0
3 High men for '.he Barrons Big Five parting the nets for If
team, and they soon began to believe in ^themselves Almasi's as the left-handed
points by way of nine field
lead-off man had scores of 20S
•MWH swprlseJ the
WOODBRIDOE — The Co- were Bob Hayler and Richard
after a lew differences of opinion. The U. S. team and 203 to inspire his mates to
i-.im by taking a fl-Shorn,, Hawks. first-half cham- .Smlnk with totals of nine and goals. His production was the
was not a big one by any standards. Little Bill a triple victory, Jim Vash of
;mtlal period but a p i o n l l n the Recreatlon BabeLigru. Tom Botger tosstd in 15 best during the one sided game.
HLs teammates, Quinn and
Mauro Motors tossed a consola::• WlldcaU in the Rutli Basketball League, ran f
the
Falcon*.
or
Rezplnskl, also got ln on the WOODBRIDGE INDEPENDENT Center over V.F.W. No. 2, Bt. An- Christian, one of the stars, weighed only 145 tion 202.
.• .ufficiciu to balance Into
opposl-j
unexpected
LEAGUE
tome
4rew'« H N S . Nn. 3 o m J1re«td« pounds, but his determination more than made up
scoring act tossing In totals of
Harry Burke Insurance took
;• i': a-H ut me conclu- Uon from the
Standing] U Of Februiry 13
Realty.
UOn irom me /iveim Prtsbyrrcauy- 1_. - ^
f^y
16 and 12, respectively
W
two games from Majer's TavTwo-game winners: V.F.W, No, S for his /light poundage on the ice.
;!..• f.iM half.
terlans and lost their first game k v I
I O l i m f i V After rolling up a 20-4 lead White Blrchers ..
43
oy«r St. Andrew's H.N.8. No. 1,
ern but remained in a three(.. >\s ihut to Uie front
State powl
.., «
by a 32-21 tally. Both clubs nawj* ^
* " w x * i V / J In the opening period, the Big Otrdtn
*
•
*
•
way deadlock for 14th place
Kramer & Byrne
,_
45
WOODBRIDGE SERVICE LEAGUE
:i t..f third frame a n d h»ve 2-1 record* In the second
y
Five continued to trounce the Carport Swim CWT)
44
and dropped Mayer's Into a sixStandings as of February 2}
: Viitanova made a half In the Western Division.
When the U. S. vaulted into the semi-finals to way tie for eighth place. The
43
W
L
Hawks 10-6 ln the second, 4-2 Menlo Cleaners
40
Molnar'a Tavern ,
19
g
in tue fourth U> tie! A v e n e t r o m p e { i t 0 the from
Confectionery
ln the third, and 22-2 ln the Henlo
meet Russia, they were not given much of a chance bottom thrse clubs are only two
39
Saturday NlterB
ID • 8
White Birch
.n 18-18 nl lh* j . 6 l n t h e f | m period but Co38
Julhia'
Burners
Wh
1J'4
fourth,
Menlo
Pharmacy
y
WOODBRIDOE — The anto dethrone the defending champions. Once again games out of third place.
33
Ivy League
14 13
S
Mk
iqnia rallied (or 13 points In the
Merit Super
Market
The St. Cecelia CYO. which Mi
Tom Karplnskl fired a 221 to
iual
Knights
of
Columbus
851
Dean'i
Floor
Coming
31
44
Wm.
Perm
„
1
1
1
«
D
'
Fl
:.i:iJau-d struggle lor; second to knot the score at 18Riley was called topon to instill a fighting spirit lead Tobak's Grocery to a
ha* yet to win a game this sea- Cubs .
2S SO Hungarian C. Club _
..- U IS
it.
James'
Holy
Name
Society
.. in tin; overtime pe- 18 »t the halftone Intermission.
American Legion Post 411 -.. 19 99 Mayer's Tavern
,
10 17
double win ; direr Van Tassel's
Invitation Basketball Tourna- son in the Intermediate League,
(ft 1714 into his club, and he did such a great Job that he
(i lo mutcrialiiK
w Tony Aclemo
Honor Roll (200 or Better Gainei, Moot* 138ft
sparked th*
dropped
two
more,
losing
to
the
College
Inn, and Fran* Bsumment will start tonight at the
Hoaor Roll
600 or Better Seta)
•u-nt on a scoring Hawks' rally with four field
high game, 847, Wm. Peon: later remarked, "We were so keyed up to beat the gartner's 209, coupled with Nick
Amboy Avenue court with two Bombers 61-59 and the Local- r. Kopcko 315-214—411, ? . Nora- a. Team
Pejka 15S. T. Butktewtcz 193, M.
mitihoui the tired goals for eight points.
ites S3-29.
itrom 238. K. Sohn 2J4, T. Crimi Ml,
Russians, I was afraid that we might have left our Ballo's 200, led State Jewelers
am« scheduled.
Rayman 217. E. Wires 301, A. Tavor 134, J. Kuzmjak 131, M. Bral.-o and cllnc'i their
to an odd game win over WoodHrubl paced the Bombers' at- J.
After being outshot In the
tar 233.
Scuorco
204,
P.
I*ngyel
204,
E.
B«game back in the dormitory.
League director Rev. Oustave tack ln the first game flipping
victory since second Quarter, the PresbyterIndividual high games: J. MoClue
bridge Liquor, despite Tony
d«t»ky 203, F. Qrlfflo 202, W. Peter
201. M. Hrabar 233, J, Tobla* 303,
i'l the second half. ians came on strong in the sec- Napoleon and James Keating ln 21 counters, while Mulqueen ton 201, J. Kollar 201.
Czajkowskl's 202,
3. Pejka 187 (eg).
announced
that
St.
Mary's
of
Remits
'••'•. who scored only ond half to dominate It by outplaced second among the vlcThree-game
winners:
White
Birch,
Perth
Amboy
will
meet
Our
If you failed to witness the historic battle betnul during the r e | - producing 0-0 in the third
Urious point producers with 16 en ov»r Menlo c;»»u«rs. Menlo
BOWL-MOR SUNDAY N1GHI
MIXED LBAUUE
uiis the top marks- stanza and 5-3 in the fourth. Lady of Peace of Fords In tne Stark and Logenes ran their Pharmacy over Man's Floor Cover.
tween
U. S. and Russia by means of television last
Standings as of February 21
Initial clash Bt seven o'clock.
Ing.
• extra sessiun pourW
L
Wally Morse and Joe Davis The second game Involves a totals to 21 and 20 for the CYO. Two-game winner*: American LeSaturday,
there is no denying that you missed a
ii big points.
Braaa Bucket
45'4 1S\
were Avenel* top marksmen clash between St. Francis of The Localltes, who are only gion over Mem Super Market, Oar Hanlc'a
19th
— 43 19
sports
spectacle
difficult to equal. We would not
<V'id Derails Minkler
den
State
Bawl
over
Kramer
S
one
game
off
the
pace
set
by
Schwenzer Bros
41 31
sinking totals of 12 »nd 10
•uioviis high »corer» Aclerno was the best individual Metuchen and Our Lady of the front running Falcons, took Byrne, Carport over Cubs, White Daldone's Cleaners
Mil 34ft venture to say that the U. S. skaters were superior
Birch
over
Menlo
Confectionery.
Hungary of Perth Amboy.
Lucas Market
38 36
the CYO with comparative ease
<•• of nme and eight. production for Colonla. with 13
Woodbrldge Liquor
32 4Q
FINAL SECOND HALF
with their sticks since the Russians were capable
WOODBRHXiE TOWNSHIP
•'>'• Tiie
Crusaders
B Sc L Tire Co
29(4 43l,4
In by far the best-played The first round of elimina- after rolling out front in the
FIRKMEN S LEAGUE 1
STANDINGS
Woodbrldge Hardware — 23',4 48ft
.i t.iiuotmg standpoint game, the Port Reading Hess ting will continue Friday night first period 28-13.
contestants
in
one
of
their
favorite
winter
sports.
»s of February It
Honor Roll
W
L
with
two
additional
games.
8t,
Danko
was
the
Falcons'
ofW
'"* U r s e n and Billy OUers upset the Colonia Boys
, Men: A MlHos 201-201-314-«H. J. From where we sat in front of a 24-inch screen, it Wake Forest
_„ 4 , 0
20
Lucas 213, a Suyder 213, H. N*dolMLi clusters of nln» Club 33-31 with a strong sec- Joseph's of Carteret engages fensive ace pumping ln seven P. B. A. 38
10
2
3
211. A. Magyar 203, B. Brtnkmao
Holy Trinity at m e n o'clock, field goals for 14 points, while Woodbrldge Emerg. Bquad ._ 14
appeared as though the Soviet athletes were out- Presbyterian
14
ond-half finish.
Avenel No. 1
30J.
:
Lafayette
-.« X, 3
while St. James' takes on St. Schmidt and Dcrring each ac- Avenel EiempU —
"'<--d up into
, 14
vVqmen: E. Mlkos 510 set, A. Lucia hustled and outfought all the way. They found it Maryville
Colonla held the upper hand Mary's in the second game at counted for 10.
1
3
Avenel First Aid
•"••>»tion with a respect,81—503 eet, M. Dgros 188.
Iselln Ei-Chteli .,_
. 10
AVENEL — Wake Forest be*
Hesults
difficult to cope with determination.
u wrd after taking the 19-13 at the conclusion of the eight.
lielln No. 1
_
Three-game
wlnuert:
Bohwenser
first hair, but the Oilers racked Second round contests will
came the second-hail* «ham: 4
Shell
"' Manhattan by
Bros, over Woodbrldge Hardwara.
* * * *
Hoaor Roll
plons ln the Avenel Presbyup 11 counters In the third pe- take place Saturday night with
]>4 games: Hank's 19th over WoodTeam high game, 907, Avtnel No. brldga Liquor.
terian Basketball League after
riod to even the score at 24-24. the final* scheduled for Sunday
1:
M
Salvla
159.
J.
Kosak
189,
M.
Despite
the
ferocity
of
the
action,
the
game
was
and Ronnie In the decisive fourth quarter,
Two-game wlnneri: Brnss Bucket
taking the measure of Latay*
Hrabar 137, O. Arny 183, 8. Derew- over Luca« Market, Daldone's Cl««nafternoon.
-i sank total* of 12 and
Skv 223.
exceptionally clean and the code of sportsmanship ette by a 57-45 score. The Wako
the Port Reading club clinched
ert over K Si L Tire Co.
" the high riding Iona
Individual high set, S. Derewtty
the verdict by outscorlng their The top three team* at the
211-233-170—004.
reigned throughout the contest. This we trace to. Forest club won four straight ,
BOWL-MOR SUNDAY NIGHT
'Hi" Juspers1 big man
conclusion of the tournament
games since the start o( the
Individual high games: J. Hemath
opponents
9-7.
MIXED LEAGUE
y wus, Mike Walker,
will be awarded engraved tro- AVENEL—Wake Forest won 20«. C. Boblke 230, L. Raphael 200,
the respect ,each team had. for the other. World second phase of the schedule,
Standingi as o( February 28
D'Apolito Hlfh
'tuu-d the hoops . _
W.
Ruaaell
193
leg).
phies ln recognition of their the Avenel Presbyterian Senior
Saturday afternoon Waka
Richie D'Apolito, one of the
Brau Bucket
- «14 J8',ii problems were not their* for the time being. And,
achievement. The tourney is be- Hi Basketball League chamBOWL-MOR 8PORTSMBN'S
Forest will be given the opporHank's 19th
« M
better
scorers
ln
the
league
who
was
the
player
to
score
two
goals
against
Rus"' "it- lowest scoring
ing fully sponsored by tlie pionship for the second straight
LEAGUE
Sw
Bros _ . _
«
31
tunity to clinch the 19S0 tltto
Standlngi as of Kebnuur 21
'' Ha- current season, was high man for Hess with 14 Knight* of Columbus and Holy year and accomplished the
tueas Market
- J9 38
W
Daldone's Cleaners
37 li 37 la sia—Bill Christian, the 145-pounder. There is no by competing against Presby*
feat In a big way by trouncing Alibi Bar
':>"i minded S | John's points, while John Samons fol Name Society.
U
Woodbrldge Liquor
32 43
doubt that the 3-2 victory will go down in the an- terian, the first-half chamPresbyterian, 80-18.
VJ.W. No. 2
10
'•'•''i Notre Dame, 14-». lowed, striking H. Colonla'
E * L Tire Co."
MJ1
pions.
V
uv
Tom
Chmtel
won
the
game
Fords
Sporting
Center
t
Wopdbridge
Hardware
25
,4
"'
top men ln the
Richie D'Apollto was the big WU-No Slectrlc
nals of the Olympics.
Hank Trust, one of the
Honor Boll
individual
scoring
honors
by
star for Wake Forest sinking St.
I,,
.'•'luinn were Tom McK i H.N.B. NO. 1
1
Men: B. BuclUn 188-211-189—604
league's most consistent scorers,
* •
• *
7
nt, J. Matyl 285 (new high game),
Tom Redllng flipping ln nine field goals and
20 points, while Hank Troat VJ.W. No. l ....
was the big man offensively for
&
one free throw for 19 points.
K Mlkos 224-205, H. StraWll 205-190,
l AD<1 w
tossed in 19. Also « : o r i n « i i ; 8 Flruldi
'
" Healty
''HK-8'No'a
After defeating Russia, the U. S. still had one Wake Forest with 23 points,
• 1
H. Nftdolskl 210. 8. Ba»»rab 309, "
The
Menlo
Park
Wizards,
the
iVl v
double flKures for the champs Honor t o l l (2M or Httter O u u i ) Barrett 204, J. Urban.
" Hipped ln four
remaining obstacle, Czechoslovakia, to overcome while Richie D'ApolltO' ana
first-half champions In the
BUI Blitak 243 (new n u o n high Women: K. Mlkoa 183.
'"f Hie IiUh.
were Richie Hansen 16, Roger game),
Rlohie Hansen trailed with,
Al Magyar 313-313. Jim Con
Eastern Division, continued
i: d
Flwky 13, and Johnny Clark: 12. nlff 319, Dick Hardlih 213, Lou C&or Three - name winner*: Schweuatr before picking up a gold medal, Fatigued the next totals of 15 and 11, respectively.
' "l>' in the Utue
their winning ways by posting BALTIMORE, Md.—A pair of High man for the Presbyterians do* 108, O. Thomas 203, Pet* Bit BroB
over
Duldoue'h
Cleaners,
Lucai
Saturday
morning after their hectic battle with Russia, Lafayette's leading point proa 38-30 triumph over St. An- iCeasbey lifters, Allan Palmer was Bub Boehmer, who ran his wlmU 201, Fuul Turek 200.
Market over Woodbrltfise Liquor.,
M l t l fl)
ur names on
KuuIU
ducer! were Joe Davis 10 and
Two-B»i"« wlnuern: Hank's Wth
drew's of Avtsutl.
mid
Al
Pwo»kl.
rcprowmtluv
Riley's sextet could not get going against the Tex culton 18. '
.
ism*
wloaan:
AUbl
production Ut eight counter*.
'""a m « u Holy
Tbnt
• • <•
(Continued on'Page J8>
Jim
McDonald,
the
WUards'
over
WU-flu
llectrlo,
forit
BporttM
the
Keasbey
Eagle
W.
C.
in
the
Presbyterian was
handi""" 'irst game at 8'JO
Czechs,
and
at
the
conclusion
of
two
periods
trailed
Presbyterian
primed
itself
ace,
paced
his
team
with
16
Baltimore Welglitlifting Cham- capped early In Uie gama when
"•'"'i Hall t a k e 8
for the big playoff game Sat*
counters. Richie Musi was next pionships, won second place three members of the starting
on
the
Scoreboard
4-3.
Strange
as
it
may
seem,
the
11
»:30. at. Jqhns
urday by posting an easy 75-4Q
with nine. Bt. Andrew's leader honors in tjMlr respective divi- five fouled out. The replacelltl
most perturbed person at Squaw Valley over tlie victory over Maryville. During
"ittt 10:30,. and
was
BUM
Uccl.
who
ran
his
inISI
sions
recently.
ments could not cope with the
;"' l i >M with ManhatU. S. team's early showing was Nikolai Sologubov, the one-sided contest,. Bo$
dividual production to a lofty Palmer, competing in the well balanced Wake Forest atat U:30..
18.
tack.
the Russian captain, who learned to respect and Boehmer set a league recWd py
middleweight
division,
copped
scoring 14 points.
. . . . Iftrds Bombers found second place after a 250 pound Wake Forest asserted Its suThe
' U i *y 8tengel i
admire the Americans' courage and determination. Boehmer eclipsed the hlgb
will have lo the r»ng« against the Wildcats press, 230 snatch, and 200 elaan premacy ln the very first period
11)1
mark of 41 points set by<Bv4
* » * *
.
his team to win and at a consequence encoun- and jerk for ft 7S0 total. He to by outshoQtlng the Presbyter.Mezera last sewon. The Presby••'»" Uague pennant, tered little opposition romping regarded as one of New Jersey's larw 20-2. When the halftime
As the dejected U. S. team rested in between the terian ace accumulated
6 l \ M . t « 8 P . M.
™0<1 point. Twelve to a on»-slded 11-90 decision. tup lifters ln his class.
Monday
Intermission roller} around,
Making a big splash offensecond
and third periods, Splogubov entered the" sinking 23 field goals.
Wake
Forest
w
u
well
on
Its
Poroskl, a rapidly improving
« f. M. to » r. U.
best ahooten <p:tttr.
'"I of only Ii big sively lor Fords w u Bob Daley 123 pounder with » bright fu- way to the 1890 Utk as their
dressing room and suggested that the Americans vllte'i
floor wert Andy Petertta u #
Jwlth la ibot* from the floor
» A. M.
for 1959.
jSatttrday
ture, made a press of 180 idvanariei fell, behind in the
try oxygen to overoome their fatigue at an altitude Bwry smith with. clmUa of;
Put Botttm and on* txm * « foul line for watch of 115 and a dean aruj worinf eolumn liVi.
n point*, lit* two teammate"
I
ju
M.
t»
4
>•
*
tuafefi
U
A.
M.
•»
1
f.
•
uason.
K
Roemmittv
of
Ally
A
of
0,200 feet. Hi wanted our team to win and even
lerlc of 110 for a 446 total.
Wayne Bohacs and BUI Yacki
h
R
U
a
Keasbey will defend it* teur
went
so far as to supply the .tanks. Much credit is ntdle Aroaro has rtldw m
, ,
i. who hit 42 noui, tied for aecond plaa
ohamplomhip in the New Jer- l
Jx Qi'the eight Laurel ittUt*
"••• <;f Washington laithonon with I* »nark»»- Joh'
given to Sologubov'B oxygen for the brilliant third national'
sey Senior WelghtUftum charo- he league at «: refflw ai
races. 9« won m
'•it the
»nd ChWfcM' Deflew
W
AmP*1
AveriiM
Tel.
Ml
4-IMS
WoodbrMie
~M every game from the|
l on Umtk If »»,?•»•
,•
(Continued
m
?w
W
•even digits for th
•tart of the season.
.ale.
Wildcat*. " ,
M
Lucky Strikes Clobber 5 Clubs Tie
3rd Slot
League Leaders Twice For
On 8-7 Marie
;f:
-.•?h
Niagara, St. Peter's Post Wins
To Share St. James League Lead
Holy Cross Hawks Lose
Hailed, 30-18 To Presbyterians
J
5 Evens
LOO Record
P
Strikes and Spares
Opens at 7
Wake Forest
ClinehesTitle
Wake Forest
Loop Champs
KeasbeyEagle
Lifters Score
OPEN
BOWLING
ON ALL ALLEYS..
BOWL-MOR LANES
THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1960
PAGE EIGHTEEN
NOTICES
Now Hear This
100 Lap Race
At Teaneck
nv
THF Tf)WNSH]i<fwtih jsilsfiictnrv surrtj- t h e amount hrltlite In hereby itaiimntert u l . h r | « * « t « l a n f W
": ON PK-'TSHHRR 19.1'fl he dele rmlivtl -ftp r report «, me' Ton n f h l p Milk Inspector t n nmke •'* k : I " w " " s IJ
H
i Continued from Spurts Ca!<"
ni< l n o p w t n r of t h i s
l
l
uto
K
Klrl
rih t vin of Wp-'hiir1. i'
flion
r
'"';'
l >"<t •"' hm
nii.trlr'. '
. . r
iii- " » ! :|
urn'; <v''ter
»
Trip s t n r v
llltj s i u i y
•
•
•
o f OlVITlDlC SDOrtSITianshiD
u i V N J " I H « - aputvp
f
failed'tO
end at the conclusion of th" final match. Several
minutes later in the jubilant U. S. dressing room,
the Russian coach, Analoti Tarasov, with tears in
his eyes, walked up to Riley and kissed him on the
,
.
rT
,:irr • •"
•Ur t
iwiint nr
dHtrWtVAvenue to tl.' I"'
ilnnlni!
Township
period scoring spree which sent Czechoslovakia
miditet; trailing, 9-4, but in our opinion it was the Russian
auto racing comes to a dust1 captain's presence in the dressing room which in- i»»Saturday
at. the Teainck' spired the U. S. to a great victory,
;0(
sunnt
Armory
with
the season's
, eighth prom-am on the paved;
' Oval Inside the bis North Jer! sey buildinc
As a climax to the thror-1
*«>*Bonth speed campair;i thf pro-i
gram will wind up in the HU• nual
100-lap
c lamiJinnship
rac« that follows six eaiiy-i
• night qualifying events. The!
NOTH i
NOTICES
LEGAL NOTICES
IT.GA1. NOTICKR
I.EO4I, NOTICES
to the ordinance entitled I proved by the Township inilncer'therefor from the Board of Health «PP«n;ed
("Ordlnanr* providlnn for the wn-land the Bullrtlng In«ppctoT nf thf'ni iril« Township.
'
WIHRTH
eral rmiro-vemept of roa<l» in the Township, untl that the Top layer of, SECTION 1« The application for
rfi,iiiiiV'i*iJMBFR
ITownshlri nf Wcodbrlclgr. In the soil, to a depth of nix inches shall '»ld license sh»ll state:
iiiniitui
Countv of Mldd'.e«tx New Jersey, tolbr » t aside and retained to nr
(Hi The name «nri nddr™ of
,:J, r.'lf! IIU.I:I I) .»•; ,.n
nor;.li' r. t"":'! ti in ihnf uvrd Sirvoi, thei;m
rii>l!.rlv dlrertlon n:r.,i-.
llnr of Wcuhvirv I'
wherf
u
Avenue IK
Hl«li*» v
northwesterly line ol
in,"! 1 ','.'; ihe dividing imi ME, linn rrnvn:.'.!!. ,-nn Wood- to on fliMl* point;
I-
,. . .
heek H e w a s n l
^ftrst raw win br started at crelations
attemptingAnatoli
to cement
— emotionally
wasdiplomatic
outwardly
"8:30 P. M., after car wmups showing his respect for a coach and team which
went all the way-on guts and determination.
writ's action
* • • *
A iccord cash purse has bwnt
.posted and Will bo augmented j
We have always been an exceedingly courageous
" by lap monies, of $5 per lap to I
the driver who lpads at th? ener nation with an abundance of pride; therefore, it is
of the various laps This money
easy to understand how our hockey team followed
provision is similar t<i the plan
tradition
to the hilt, They have all gone back to
lit
Indianapolis
Speedway,
where even patrons contribute
their respective positions In life, but their exploits
and name the laps whiiii they
will be long remembered by the sport fraternity of
sponsor.
•
Rscowh of past marathons
the world.
miinner provlden bv
Attest:
IB J. DUNIOAN.
Township
To be advertised In The Independ
ent-Leader on M»n-h 3rd and March
Notice of Public
henrlng for final adoption on March
School. Iwlln, New Jrr
the uf mou or peraom who wtll h«ve
line nf siildifrly nloni! ^iilrt rlcli
the obllgttton of malntiilnlnii sold
be mode and no soil sha
Wootlbridtfe Townnanli"
clean and wholesome
Township u"d
FOURTH WARD, El 11
MOT1CB 18 HKRBBT OIVEN thMJmoTed, under the
c northerly
ship: thenrr n
DISTRICT
the State Hl|-hw»y Depurtmfnt will Tdlnsnce, unless » permlf therefor
The amounts or volt* and
Beginning
at a poll
hold n pukltc hearing on Wednea- ia.ll have first been obtained as
• ol
» thp Iwt nwn
,,lacp:dividing II
to i h f pnlnl "r place
center line of New
day. March U. 1940. on the proponed irovldefl herein, niiri no excavation amperes of electric current
n
Ihf
point
or
].lacf
d
vldln«
gr»dt «tp«mtloti at HoMte V. 8. 1 iatl be mttdp mul no null phnll br vlll he rnnnrrtfd with utri \
SECTION
11 End. -,.,
and Woodbrldge Aven\ie, Edison moved except In conformity *'
shall submit with his application!the Fourth
Township, Middlesex County, u re- le provisions of thl* Ordinance.
,o he known as rciumi ""'"•w l K ) n Township nuil
quired bv the Federal Highway Act SECTION 7. Am person, firm or thf annual license Ire required^
lntrl 5
show that the longer the cona h»«l - • (.fMfi;Town§lM>! thenct nor!!
I
of IBM, Public Law 677. Mth Con- irporatlon vlolatlnn any of the pro-hereby.
Polllni; l'l»":
unlrt boundary line to
Avenue,
IwHn,
New
Jersey.
test the greater the possibility
SBCTION 18. The annual license I
New
gress
i
H
N
lion with the cpnter .
gtreet.
of this Ordlnnnce shall be
the Installation and operp
During all the gala ceremonies at Squaw Valley, The hearing will be held In the lslons
of an upset win but still InPhiladelphia and K«iu!::
ibject to a fine not eiceedlnit Two fee
fOl'RTH
WARH,
ELECTION
di
ation
of
mechanical
milk
vending
Municipal Building. Woodbrldge and
FOIRTII HARD
j
thenrr easterly alone •
($200.00) Dollars, or lmDISTRirT NI'MWR TWO:
stalled as favorites are such
we were disapointed that not one of the high- Blmpaon Avenues. Nixon, at 10:30 undred
DISTRICT NIHBF.R
line of wild Railroad •
lsonment In the County Jail for a machines or devices Is hereby fixed Beginning nt n point where thej
stars as Len Duncan and Jim
A. M.. tastem Standard Time, on erm not ruecetllni: ninsly (901 days at Fifty ($50,001 Dollars, which sum center line of New Bover Rood Insection with the renter :
B e g i n nln|! at Ihf point
priced
commentators
referred
in
any
way
to
the
Wednesday,
March
25.
I960
I*cy, the armory and circuit
the discretion of the Magi
"the "boundary
line
ti lf noriherlv
northerly rlsnt ^Jersey State Highway !•
d
li between I ^ o n " o f th
relation of details of design ifore whom such conviction
w ind Edison T o w n s h i p s j ^ v " , , , ,,f the Philadelphia and; ,uil- # 1 ; thenre <champions last winter. Lacyman who revived the Olympics1 in 1896. So that his toThe
Individual properties will not be i had. Each and every violation issued for one calendar year and all
Kh
TlL^M^TmT'
won a 75-lap grind weeks ago
at this hearing Such In- id non-conformance of this Ordl- letn5<?a lulled during any calendar .Dd"fmm .aid begmnm. point run- SJ d l n i l R.tlrond and '^t^ol
name will not go unmentioned, we would like to available
formation can be secured from the m « , or each day that any pro- •ear shall expire on Decembn 31st rung easterly alone Mid center line , l o n southerly of the center line o : to the point .OF pla>* .•
at the Hempstead. L. I., SpeedDepartment when final jtslon of this Ordinance shall have if the year of issuance. The Board tn the renter line of New Jersey J . . M r n f r Avenue; thence northerly BEING all of DIMrl'i »
if Health may require a new apway, proving his skill in gruelexpress our gratitude to a Frenchman, Baron
'
been* violated shall be construed to plication before any ntw license Is Garten Sta£ Psrkw.y Route #4;!SS™*l5ir «ld prolongation of ' W ^ " ^ » ' » "«.f•»''•thence somhorly along the center, w n t e r m , t of Creemer Avcn> j «o know « : ^ r . t h ^ » r i Sinned:
Ing tests while Duncan tria separate and distinct violation luued.
line of
said
last
,
.
Pierre
deCoubertin,
who
started
it
all.
Nb
matter
l h , ^ n^.^^.^^^^^^f^^^rS^^il!^
D .? !„ \
,,n.
o
f
»
.
d
KENNETH
D.
RICE,
Secretary
thereof.
umphed in the 1959 century
,, l w r S tfny slonK the c e n - : P a r i l T C T r « e M
SUCTION 20. No license shall be W the pomt of Intersection with
SBCTION 8. This Ordinance shall transferable from place to Dlnce nor the center line of James Plwe;[ n ( n c f n o r oreen
where he rests today, it is our hope that his faith I.-L. 3/3. 10, 17/«0
Street to the lntfr-iUn, New Jersey
ter l l n t o l
here.
I effect Immediately afMr pas- fiom person to person.
:i
of
ChalnlI
thence westerly alons the
th
enUT
f the
h center
ter line
line of
ol Chain
Bob Hamilton of Columbus
i and publication as required by SECTION 21. Any person, firm line of James Pl
County Surrogate'! Court
FOURTH WARD. Kill i h , s I
Place t
to th
the boiind(iry!o'Hllls
b
Road; thence tiortheas;
in the Olympics has done more to bring a closer Middlesex
NOTICE
TO
CREDITORS
DISTRICT NL'MBUl SIM
Ohio, last year's midwestern
or corporation violating Any of the line between Edison and Wood- , l o m , the center line of I
FREDERICK M. ADAMS,
Charles
SchwartEman,
Executor
of
bridge
Townships;
thence
northerly
'
H
H
1
S
Road
to
the
Intersection
of;
Beginning
at a noli,
O
provisions of this Ordinance shall,
relationship to all nations.
champion, heads up an out-of{
Darld V. Brnon. deceased, by dlrec
CommlUeeman-*t-L«Tge upon conviction, be punished by aalong aaid
n e t o t ht e hl t hf f prolongation westerly
said boundary »
line
y ° '"".center line of Ktnnedt
tlon
of
Slmar
E.
Brown,
Surrogate
section contingent of challengpoint
or
place
of
beginning.
:
t
e
r
line
of
Blocks
38VO
and
3B8A.
aecu
the
center
line
•
* « •
cen
.Meat:
fine not to exceed Two Hundred
of the County of Middlesex, hereby
of District 2
2 In
In ^
^t[Uii
all of
b s the center Road, thence from '-all
[ U i i divining line belns;
J, DUNIOAN,
11200.00) Dollars or ninety 190) daya| BBINO all
ers who may whip east coast
K
F
o
t
h
;
b
Pleasant
Ave
glrea
notice
to
the
creditor!
of
the'
Eliminate competitive sports throughout this said David H. Bryson. to bring In rownshlp Clerk
In Jail, or both. In the discretion of Fourth Ward to be Known as Fourth;,,, t h , block between Pleasant Ave- point southerly sinnr •
favorites.
Ward. District
District .2.
L„ ,i„e and
South —
Cliff - Road; . thence
...... m
,
Illne of Kennedy stre>' •
Ward,
.
To be advertised In The lnde the Municipal Magistrate
their debta, demands and claims ptsdtnt-LMder on March 3rd and SBCTION 21. In addition to the1 Polllni Place: School Jt22, New along said prolongation and » i o n g | o f l a t , r a e c t l o n with •:..•
Reservations may be made
troubled world and what have we got to reach a against
the Mtate of the Mid dt- March 19th, 19M. with Notice of foregoing penalties for the violation Dorer Bosd, Colonia, New Jerwy.
the center line of the above men- u o n w e g w r i y Of thp ,i .
via phone during the week or
under oath or affirmation nibllc Hearing for final adoption of this Ordinance, the Township
tloned blocks, eouthe»s»erly f r o s s - j , ^ , , ^ . , , b l K . k 4 4 T I i „„,,
mutual understanding among al\ men and women! ceaaed,
within al> month* from thla date on March 15th. tseo.
inK Clinton Street and c o n t i n u i n g | t h ( m ( . , , u t e r i T a |onp •:
FOURTH WARD, ELECTION
, ticket* can be picked up as
Committee may, after a due and
or they will be forever barred ol
throush the center of Blocks M 7 H | t l o n i n i t n e W
i<
DISTRICT
Nt'MBKR
THREE
proper lie»riUB «nd for good cause,
early as 9 A. M. Saturday. i ree
any action therefor against the aatd
t o the westerly line o f . t w w n b]ocl
447L ami
388B
NOTICE
suspend the effectiveness of any Beginning at a point In the i\i\6-\nll
parking is available for 3,500
Executor.
ing
line
between
Edison
Township:
estbury Park, Section # 3 , ssld J»SMcrosslng Mlddlesei Avni .
Notice U hereby given that the license for a period not exceeding and Woodbrldge Township w h e r e W |
ij
i
approximately
105
i
e
e
t
i
y „!,,„; •
Dated
February
24th,
1M0.
|
p
o
n
t
e
n
(
?
t
l
n
u
l
n
)
!
e
a
i
t
<
r
l
cars.
'ollowlng proposed ordinance wat thirty (Ml days.
CHARLB8 BCHWARTZMAK, Introduced and passed on first read
SBCTION » . la) The aaid hear- the snme la intersected by the cen- northwesterly from the northwest-,„„,, between block 1 "
Executor. ing at a maetlng of the Township ing ahall be held on at least ten Mr line of Jnmes Place and from e r l y n n ( o f winter Street; t h e n c e j 4 W J M B K M R L 4 4 f l M
said beginning iwlnt running eas'-jnortheasterly along the westerly >>nC| 449H l 0 , p o l n t w l l P r i ! . . .
(Continued from Sports Page) Charles 8chwartot)»n, «aq.,
Committee of the Township of (101 d»ys notice delivered in person srly along tlie center lino of J a m e » 0 [ westbury Park, Section S 3 , » P - j u n e intersects with t:>
1330 Oak Tree Road,
Woodbrldge, In the Countj of Mid or by registered mall.
Place t o the center line of "New
xlmately 370 feet to the d i v i d i n g u
^ f ^ j e n D i IK . k <=,,
laelln,
N.
J.,
over Brass Bucket. Woodbrldge
(bl The said hearing ahall be Jersey Garden State Partway R o u t e ;p,r O between Sections £ 3 and p . ! M .
Oleaei, M«w Jetsey, held on the Is
southrr-,
lne
M 9 H
thence
(Continued from SporU Page)
Attorney.
Hardware over E A. L Tire Co.
day of March, 19M, and that wld conducted In accord...': ~!th th« # 4 ; thence southerly along the last-: westbury Park, said last point being dividing line between !,:
I.-L. 3/), 10, 17, M/flO ordinance will be wken up for fur-procedure »nd rule* of evidence
HIGHLAND PARK-The tor» chance to occupy second place
line
"•' center
"""*"" "
" t h e northerly corner of Section Sp: block 449H t o » point *
8T, CECFI-IA'S K. OF C—
governing the conduct of civil caws mentioned route to the
NEW JERSEY STATE DEPART- ther consideration and final passage in the Superior Court of New Jersey. of Route #27; thence southwesterly thence southemterU' along the l n t e r M c t s a westerly
"tlone, feU by the wayside and rid sfcries Involving Bruno 8amISKLIN
: a meeting of said Township Com
MENT
OF
CIVIL
SERVICE
along
said
renter
line
of
Route
#27
northeasterly line of Westbury Pars, rf t h e d i T l a l n i { | l n e „,„, ;
Standings a of February 27
(O The good cause which
. settled for a tie. The Head Pins' martino and Skull Murphy reilttee to be held at Its meeting
EXAMINATIONS
to the line of Edison Township;
# 3 , approximately 335 feet m l a n ( J b l o c l ( 4 5 0 . .,,,,.
W
_ » m In the Memorial Munlclpi win warrant or sustain any mspen- thence northerly along t h e l a s t |Section center
- -victories came on totals of 835- iumes when they collide in the Uelin Plumbini?
line of Worth Street;
\tigali
t o the
dlvldliiu
. 46
Announced closing d»U for flllni Building In Wnonhritlge, New Jersey slon penalty shall consist of the
mentioned
t
o
t
h
e
point
or
a general ss oou u
t hjw je sj t e^t lj j 'j j M
line
to
the
p
i
n
i
^
t
h
e
n
c
0
n
feature
match
to
a
finish
on
41
811 and 789-785, losing 867-748.
thenc0
n a
Mickey's Barber Shop ....
applications March 18, I960. For ap m the 15th day of March. ISflO. at violation of one or more provlilons
M9
9 II ,, nn dd Mock
i
i
h
.
41
Mauro
Motors
place
of
beginning.
direction
along
the
center
line
°'j
tinulng
easterly
alon.1
plications,
duties,
and
tnlnlmu
of
this
Ordinance.
:00 P.M. EST, or as soon therenftei
Al Ballman led his teammates Friday night's wrestling proDuencheldt Insurance
39
qualifications, apply to Departmen aa said matter can be reached, a' SECTION TA The Ordinance BEING all of District 3 In t h e j W o r t n stnei
cronstng Green Street, , o f t h e , u t m c n .,, .
rolling high set of 540 and tied gram at Temple Hall.
,,,,,) continuing
o u t h y « l ° n s i ,, llnnee tt 0
Kramer-Byrne Real EstAte 38
of Civil Service, State House, Tren which time and plnct all person: adopted September 20, 1955. by the Fourth Ward to be known as Fourth1,,,,,)
continuing ssouthwesterly
0 t thhee
c,nter
(
, 37
Q g y i
> station
the prolongation
ton, New Jersey, or 1100 Raymom who may be Interested therein wll Township committee of the Town- Ward.
District
3.
"Jack Nagy for high game with
Their leud got its start injouwiey's
"
'
l
t
i southwesterly
southwesterly oo(|#27- thence northeiMT!.
1
PoiilnVpiace:
School
#15,
Persh. 37
Oak Tree Drugs
said center line of Worth Street t o j c e n t e r m e o ( E o u ( 4 „ .
Boulevard, Newark, New Jersey, o be given an opportunity to be heart ship of Woodbrldge entitled "An " - " - - »'-—
- 196. For the Hearth team, John the Newark Labor Lyceum ring Kenney's Park Inn ....
. 36
the intersection of same with t h e j ( e r 1 ) n e o ( N e w ^ ^ |(c ,
City Hall, Camden. New Jersey.
Ordinance Regulating the Installa- Ing Avenue, Iselin, New Jersey,
concerning the snmf.
. 36
Masabrook. showed best in both jarly in January. Bruno, newest Shop-Rite—Iselln
northerly risht of way line of ™i n o r thwesterly alonK ti-.c
Candidates from Woodbrldge Town
tion. Operation and Inspection of
B.
J.
DUNIOAN.
FOURTH
WARD,
ELECTION
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad;; f N D
Rosd , 0
ship who have filed applications wl
.departments, with n 198 game start on the wrestling horizon, A & E Dairy
Township Clerk Mechanical Milk Vending Machines
DISTRICT NUMBER FOUR:
thence southwesterly along sald!
: 36>,2 receive no further notice to &ppe&
Duffy's TV
or Devices, Providing for the Li"and 560 set.
.surprised Murphy with his un- St. George Pharmacy ,
33
AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE censing of the Same lor Revenue,
unless they are not qualified.
Dl-'.r. • •
T
39
and Reading Railroad crossing the; a p o r t i o n o f District 4 In ' • • : • •
. 32
n the final matcfc. Booth, usual talent and immediately Bell Drugs—Iselln
These examinations will be heV INSTALLATION, OPERATION AND and Fixing Penalties for the Viola- center line of Middlesex Avenue
tersects the center line of Route Garden State Parkway to the point, Ward t o b e k n o w n »s F, .:•:. ,v
30
Oliver's
Tavern
INSPECTION
OF
MECHANICAL
Saturday,
March
26.
1960.
Clerk
Ste
tion
Thereof",
Is
hereby
repealed.
still trying to recover the form Skull asked for a rematch.
29',i 42
42>,i nogr&pher and Clerk Typist- »t 9t
Clccone Welding
MILK VENDING MACHINES OR SBCTION 25. The provisions of #27, and from said beginning point or place of beginning.
D i s t r i c t 9.
• that led them to the first-half iThere was little improvement Iselln, Lumber
M' 42>,i A. M. Applicants will report ' DEVICE8, PROVIDING TOR THE this Ordinance are declared to be running northeasterly along sold
BEING a portion of District 6 In P o l l i n g P l a c e : School ; M S . (
center line of. Route 127 to a point the Fourth Ward to be known as look A v e n u e , Colonia, N>»
Honor Roll (204 or Better Games) Perth Amboy High School, Sta
OF
championship, dropped a pair In Murphy In the second go.
where the same Intersects the pro-Fourth Ward, District 6.
John Rittersbacher 224, Gene Far- 8treet, Pfirth Amboy, New Jersey,
, sentence, clause or phrase
to Higgen's. The Electricians
Aroused no little, Murphy de- ley 217, Don Smith 213. Ray Span- Open to citizens, 12 months resl TIES
FOR THE VIOLATION; thereof ^hall for any reason be held longation easterly of the dividing Polling Place: School #18, Indiana BE IT FUKTHKR RES' •;
line between block 4491 and block' Avenue, Iselin, New Jersey.
lost by totals of 904-826 and manded another meeting which gler 210. Charles Damanskl 210. Bill dent In Woodbrldge Township.
THEREOF
the Townihlp Clerk i,
to be Invalid or unconstitutional,
hereby Is, directed to tn:.
807-785 with the victory com took place in Madison Square Klckvalsky 210, Joe Kirk 204, Ed Clerk Stenographer, 8»lnry, Con BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOW«- mien decision shall not affect the 450; thence westerly along said proJacko 203, Charles Olarrstana 205, tact Municipal Authorities for Sa: SHIP OF WOODBRIDGE. IN THE
longation, continuing westerly along
FOURTH
WARD.
ELECTION
fled copies of this Resoli,
validity
of
the
remaining
section,
• • ins on a 771-743 tally,
COUNTY OF MIDM.KSEX THAT: subsection, sentences, clauses and the dividing line between block
Oarden In February. Murphy Charles Bastan 221. Harold Schaubel ary Rates.
Middlesex County BV,R: ;
DISTRICT
NUMBER
SEVEN:
Wally Sabo led the onslaughi came closest to proving his con- 207-202.
SECTION 1. This Ordinance shall phrases of this Ordinance, but they 4491 and block 450 to a point where Beginning at the point of Inter- tions and the Mldtlli ,
Clerk Typist, Salary. Contact M'
nlclpal Authorities for Salary Ratei be known and cited as the "Wood- shall remain In effect; It being the the same Intersects the dividing line section of the prolongation south- Commissioner of Eet::.-::
•
for Higgeti
Sign
dropping tention that he is the much bet- Three-galne Results
winners: 3t. George
I.-L. 3/3. 10. 17/i brtdge Township Milk Vending legislative Intent that '.Ms Ordi- between block 450 and block 449H; westerly of the center line of Worth Middlesex County Cler..,
Booth's to a tie for fifth place ter man when they met in New Pharmacy over Ciccone Welding.
thence northerly along the dividing
Ordinance."
nance shall stand notwithstanding line between block 450 anil block Street with the northerly right of on file a copy In '.'.if
Mickey's
Barber
Shop
over
KramerSECTION 2. To protect the lir»Uh
NOTICE
• in the standings. Wally rollei York, but still lacked enough
Clerk's offlrt.
Byrne Real Sstate, Shop>Rlte—Iselln
449H to a point where the same wny llnft. (if the PhllnrtPlplila arc!
and
welfare
of
the
inhabitants
of
Notice Is hereby given that tl
Date of Adoption: rv
SECTION
16, This ordinance
Reading Railroad; thence northeast
a 215 game and 529 set. Tot) to beat the Italian strong boy. over Bell Drugs—Iselln.
this Township, mechanical milk shall take effect Immediately after Intersects the dividing line between
following
proposed
ordinance
wi
block 477 and blocks 449H. 4490, erly nlong said prolongation crossingi 1960,
'Scarpelletti showed best foi Murphy says he will turn the Two-game winners: Mauro Motors Introduced and passed on first read vending machines or devices shall
adoption
and
publication
In
the
Attest:
Oreen
Street
and
along
the
center
over laelln Plumbing & Heating.
448M, 44BL, 448K, and 448J. thence
t: Booth's with his 181 single an tide in Friday night's battle in Oliver's Tavern over Iselln Lumber, Ing at a meeting of the Townsh be Installed and operated In sccord- manner provided by law.
D. J. DUNIQAN.
westerly along the last mentioned line of Worth Street," still In a
auce with the rules, regulations and
FREDERICK M. ADAMS.
Duerscheldt Insurance over Oak Committee of the Township
•-536 set.
dividing line to a point where the northeasterly direction crossing Byrtl Township Clerk,
Temple Hall.
standards
herein
prescribed
and
I.-!,.
Oommltteemnn-at-Large same Intersects the center line of Street and continuing to the northTree Drugs, Qulgley's Esio Station Woodbrldge. In the County of Ml shall be sub)e« to Inspections as!
In the individual averagi
Attest:
A companion feature will over Duffy's TV, Kenney's Park Inn dlesex. (few Jersey, held on the 1 herein provided.
day of March, I960, and that sa
• ^tussle,
Mike
Neshimku. ol bring together the Mighty over A & E Dairy.
SECTION 3. No such machine or B. J, DUNIOAN,
ordinance will be taken up for fu
wnahlp Clerk
-Booth's regained the leadershi] Zuma and the Zebra Kid. Other
device shall be installed upon any
BOWL-MOR THURSDAY NIGHT ther consideration and final passai public street, highway, sidewalk opr To be advertised In The Indeafter losing it to John Elek fo: bouts pair Sunl War Cloud
at
a
meeting
of
said
Township
Cor
ndent-Leader
on March 3rd and
WOMEN'S LEAGUE
mlttee to be held at Its meetl: in or upon any public park, plaj- March 10th, 1M0. with Notice of
. just one week. Mike is present with
Bunding! as of February 25
ground or other public property.
Chet
Walllck,
Pedro
room
In
the
Memorial
Munlclp
W L
J y averaging 179 followed b; Morales with Ray Urvano and
HECTION 4. No such machine or ubllc Hearing for final adoption on
Child's-Electric
3»',4 36',iBuilding In Woodbrldge. New Jei device shall be Installed or operated arch 15th, 1960.
sey, on the 16th day of March, 196
, r John Elek and John Johnsoi
Merwln
Marine
31
29
Kace
with
Miguel
In miy residential zone as such
Johnny
Garden State Markets
36'.. 28'iat 8:00 P.M. 1ST, or as soon then zones are described In the Ordi- UPBRIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY
'with 178. Elek is ahead of John
Perez.
CHANCERY DIVISION
Klnnsy Shoes
.-,... M 32 after as said matter can be reachei nances of this Township.
at
which
time
and
place
all
perm:
MIDDLESEX COUNTY
Ted's Tailor Shop
31
35
SECTION 5. Ho such machine or
DOCKET No. C-H52-59.
Kondor'a Service Station.. 30 36 who may be Interested therein w device shall hereafter be Installed
STATE Of NEW JBRSEY:
J»',i 38'i be given an opportunity to be hen ir operated any place within this
i..
The Woodbridse Township Recreation Department B » » k e t - | M a u r o
Uoton
— to —
Humbsrd's Cities Service... 26' 2 39'•,concerning the same.
'ownshlp unless and until the own•. ball Leaiue schedule for the week of March 7 ii a s follows:1
'
-Honor Roll
B. J. DUNIGAN,
HENBT HYAMS
lessor, lessee or operator thereTownship Clerk
and SOPHIE HYAMS.
Individual high game, Edna Mlkos
i
SENIOR LEAGUE
if procure* » license therefor from is wife, or MRS. HXNRY HYAUS.
ORDINANCE
va.
AN ORDINANCE TO REGULATE he Board of Health of this Town- Is wife, as the case may be: the
*
MONDAY
Remits
ship.
THE
REMOVAL
OF
SOIL
FOR
SALE
ielrs, devisees and personal repraThree-game winners, Merwln Ma, Fords Boys Club vs. Booth Electric, at Barron, g P. M.
OR FOR USE OTHER THAN ON SECTION 6. No license therefori ntatlven of Henry Hysms and his,
rine.
shall
be
Issued
to
any
owner,
lessor
Morris Five vs. Phil's Shell, Barron, 9 P. M.
Two-game winners: Child's Elec- THE PREMISES AND PROVIDING .essee or operator until he or they heir or any of their successors in
fiamblers vs. Brown's Marine Railways, Fords, 9 P. M.
tric, Klnney Shoei, Kondor'a Service PENALTIESTORTHE VIOLATION le an application and pay the ,ght. title and Interest.
YOU ARE SUMMONED ind Tl
THSJJBQI' ,
Si
. . . Avenel A. A. vs. Woodbrtdge Eagles, Hopeiawn, 9 P. M.
fetation.
uired to answer the cumpuvlnt of
B l IT ORDAINED by the Town- Icense fee herein prescribed.
SECTION 7. No such machine
COLJU TARAHEVITHH, etun.. In
ship
Committee
of
the
Township
o(
WEDNESDADY
Civil Action In the Superior Court,
Vince
Tesone, Little All Woodbrldge, In the County of Mld- mil be lnslalletl, operated
licensed unless It is constructed so hanctry Division, and required to
Morris Five v«. Woodbridge Eagles, Barron, 8 P. M.
dleaei:
American
backflelder
from
SECTION 1. No person shall ex- a» to maintain a Temperature of rve upon Victor Samuel, PlainArty & George vs. Fords Boys Club, Barron, 9 P. M,
Colonido Mines, led the Rocky cavate or otherwise remove any soil lot less than thirty-five degrees and ffs' Attorney, whose address Is 34
ommerce Street, Newark, 3, N. J..
, Phil's Shell vi. Brown's Marine Railways, Fords, 9 P. M.
Mountain Conference in pass- (and for purpose of this Ordinance ioi more than forty-five degrees! 11 Answer to the Complaint within
"soil" shall be deemed to Include, ahrenhelt at all times so as to pre~ Ramblers vs. Booth Electric, Hopelawn, 9 P.,M,
ing, total offense and punting but not be limited to, any earth or n i t the formation of harmful bacdays after March 17, I960, e l ,erla In the milk mipply therein usive of that date, and It you fall
LIGHT SENIOR LEAGUE
during the 1959 football cam- earthy substance, sand, gravel,
o do so Judgment by default may
untalned.
MONDAY
paign. A tailback, Tesone passed soil, fill dirt, or the lite) for sale, or
je rendered for the relief demanded
for use other than on the premises .SECTION 8. No such machine
the Complaint. You shall file your
for 1,619 yards and seven
Woodbridse Ramblers vs. Chinese Bandits, Fords, 8 P. M.
from which the soil shall be tukeii >hitU be Installed, operated or .nswer with Proof of Service In
touchdowns, ran for 592 and sxcept In connection with the con- Ir.ensed unless a thermometer Is no npllcote with the Clerk of the
Colonia Rains vs. Hopelawn Indians, Hopelawn, g P. M.
attached xa the cooling chamber
'42 point* and averaged 42.2 struction or alteration of a building .hereof ax to revaal to itny proepee ourt, Ststi HOUM Annet, Trenton,
TUESDAY
on such premises, and excavation or
J , in accordant with the Rules
{yards
on
punts.
He
is
a
5-foot-l
.lve purchaser Of the milk tliereli ,f Civil Practice and Procedure
grading
incidental
thereto,
wlthoul
Avenel Presbyterians vs. Woodbridge Owls, Barron, 9 P. M.
first having procured a permit there :ontalned, or to the Townslilp In
178
pound
senior
from
LouisThe
object of said action 14 to
Hopelawn Bombers vs. St. James' CYO, Hopelawn, 9 P. M.
for lrom the Builillii!,' lneiiector oi ipector herein designated, the temp Quiet and Settle title to land* In
ville, Col.
jruture wltbltl said chamber.
said
Towuahlp,
'ownshlp
of Woodbrldge, Middlesex
WEDNESDAY
SECTION 9, No such machine bounty. New Jersey known as Lou
SECTION 2. The Building In
Woodbridge Ramblers vs. Avenel Presbyterians, Fords, 8 P. M.
ilull
be
licensed,
installed
or
opcr
165 and 4M Block 937 ae laid down
spector shall not consider any ftp
Former heavyweight cham- plication for the removal of t>ol ated unless It Is so constructed
nd shown on the Tax and
The Hi Fi's vs. St. John Vianney, Hopelawn, 8 P. M.
pion Flotrd' Patterson Is super- from the premises for sale or other m enable a prospective vendee tc
THURSDAY
wise unless IUHI until the owner ui recover, by a mechanical device, th< meat Map of aaid Towuahlp of
vising the training of his the premises bhnll first Ille with the luules deposited when the milk Woodbrldge aforeuld presently In
Hopelawn Indians vs. R. P. A., Barron, 8 P. M,
supply Is eibsusted.
younger brother, Ray, who also Building Inspector mi
st. Said lands are known by the
Colonia Rams vs. St. James' CYO, Barron, 9 P.M.
,
SECTION 10. Every milk vend
Is a heavyweight and recently requesting such permission, togethei lug machine or device shall havi treet Number 110 Morrtsev Avenue,
with a nutp of the premises showlni
Woodbrldge, N. J.
The Hi Fi's vs. Hopelawn Bombers, Fords, 9 P. M.
turned professional.
the present contour Hues of th<t-learly Indicated on the eiterloi
You ana each of you, u your
St. John Vianney vs. Woodbridre Owls, HopeUwn, 9 P. M.
premises and the proposed contoui thereof and In clear view a concise interest may appear, ore mad* parmill accurate description of thi
BABE RUTH JUNIOR LEAGUE
Al Kaline and Harvey Kuenn lines and proposed contour grade: product being dlspeuwd by sail ies defendant because you claim,
•r may claim to own ths same, or
resulting from such Intended re
MONDAY
have played seven full seasons mova.1 of soil in relation to the to inui'lilne ur device.
some p*rt thereof, or to have some
nterest therein, or claim to hold a
SECTION
11.
A
mechanical
pography of the premises, and tin
with the Detroit Tigers.
Wildcats v«. St. Andrew's CYO, Barron, 7 P. M,
suld proposed lontour lines mi automatic milk vending machine o. ien pr encumbrance thereon,
Menlo Park Wharfs vs. Colonia Falcons, Fords, 7 P. M.
1. ORANT 8COTT,
proposed grudes shall be subj«-t t devlre hot lodaud within a bulldlui
Clerk of the Superior Court
LEGAL NOTICES
the lunpecllon and approvut of tin nr structure ahall be set back
8 i James' CYO vs. Fords Bombers, HopeUwn, 7 P. M.
of New Jeraey
Township Engineer and the liulld least four (4) fe*t from the proper!
,-h,
2/JS,
3/3, 3/10, 3/11
TUESDAY
line
and
no
such
machine
or
devlci
NOTICI
Ing Inspector of the Township o
NOTICt IS HEREBY OIVEN that Woodbrldge, No such penult f« ahull be Installed or placed In tin
,
Colonia Boys Club vs. Hopelawn Youth, Barron, 7 P. M.
the following proposed ordinance soil remuviil shall be lwued unt nucrlor of any. premises in such i
', Port Reading Hess Oilers vs. Keasbey Bombers, Barron, f P. M. was Introduced and passed un firm. such 111;Lp has I'tcn filed, und untl manner, posllloft, pr location aj ti
t
unillLutefebtftrd or dsJiger to th.
Wottfbrldite Warriors vs. Woodbridge Swim Club, Hopelawn, reading at a nutting of the Town- the proposed contour lines
ship Oommltttt of the Township of Kradc* Have, been approved by tin
* o
or Us
UMTS of said p
premise:
wBt*
." ,
7 P. M.
Woodbridge, l a the County of Mid- Tovutihlp Eiujlueer und Uie Build
n)«chlUM br devices shall b
. Colonia Hawks vs, Wthtbury Warriors, Hopelawn, 8 P. M.
dlesex, held on the 1st day of March. ln# Iunpector of this Towuahlp.
lit during the hour? 0
1900, and that aald ordinance will SECTION; 3. In the rtmovttl
n&s provided, however, tlw
*',>
WEDNESDAY
tit taken up lor further c-onniiletu- soil worn ttw peniili h«s bmn dm tliere shall be no blinking llgliu
U Foil Reading liw>»l»» vs. Meiilot Park WbanU, Bwrtw, 7 P. M. tioo (or noaJ MMftg* at a tntetlng! irantfiil. Hit; uwnrr ur penum I
HKUl'ION U. The uwner, laiuoi
|«( aald TOwuthlp Committee to bl chargti
lesiiee ur upertrtoi of said machine
bo ruaduct the g
g
T, Fords Bombers vs. Colonia Falcons, Fords, 7 P. M.
held at 1U meeting room In the
hereby
reuuired to op«u the aani
atluns that there Ehall be nu shut
- Barton Juniors v8, St. Andrew's CYO, llopelawn, 7 P. M.
Municipal Building, Woodbrldge, declivities, pits or depressions, an for Inspection by the Township lit
BK IT RE&OLVKD bv the TowtlN»W
.Jeraey,
on
the
IHh
day
of
THURSDAY
In such a manner that the urta Mhu suEi-iur during reasonable hours m
Marcri, 1M0, at 8 o'clock P. M.. or be properly leveled off, clewed 1 jfteu u the Health Inspector deem slilp Committee of the Townihlp o |
• St. James' CYO v». Wildcats, Barro», 7 P. M.
as soon thereafter M said matter debris, aud graded to conform with lertumry to Insure full compliant Woodbrldge. In the Couuty of HldT
dlesei, that there ahall be rearrang*
. Avenel Presbyterians vs. Port Reading Hew Oilers, Fords, 7 can be reached, at vhlcti time uml the contour Hues and grades a& ap-with the provlslOUS of this Ord menu of the Ilectlon District* emplaoe all persona who may be Intel - proved by the Tuwushlp Engineer allce
> •
P .M .
. ,
sited therein will be given an up- and Building Inspector of the Town- HECTION 13. The IW14 Inspect!) bracing the fourth Ward of the aald
Township of Woodbrldgt and tb»t
portunity to be heard concerning ship of Woodbrldjie.
,;, Westbury Warriors vs. Woodbridie Wanton, Fords, I P. N .
Is hereby gmiittd the power:
the Hfunustd reamagemenU shall
the sanu.
(a) To eMjnlui the coolli be u follows: (1) That there shall
SECTION 4. The owucr uf the
Kecibcy Bombers vs. HopeUwn Youth, HopeUwn, T P. St.
B. J. DUN1OAN,
pueuilws or the per*ou i n charge or chamber to deMnnlnii whether th
rested a new Election District,
To.wnjib.lp Clerk of uhe
,
ColonU Hawks vs, Colonia Boyt Club, HopeUwn, f P. M.
the removal of will when Urn permit mUk tl«tdu oonulued Is free
to b« known a* District 8, by reTovoanlp of Woodbridge, has been duly granted, shail uot|numful bacteris)!
ISEUN JUNIOR LEAGUE '
arranging the boundary HUM de
N«w Jersey
rb)
To
eMtulne
tfl
coollu
take away th» top layer of arable
MONDAY
AIT ORDINANCE RB8CINDINU THli soil for * depth of al] lncuw. cltarnber to deurmlne whether th scribing the now existing Ilectlon
AirraoRiTT TO macs BONDS OR but aucli top lay» ojf arable, soil attacbed Ujeimomaur 1> KOUFSMI District number I and Section Dis/"' Hawk. vt. Knicks, Iselin No. 15, 7.15 P. M.
~ ~
AMOUNT OP to a depth Of six lndhti aliall be recording die temperature thtrtln trict number 0 to eflact the COO'
•
St. C«C*1U vi. Bl, Five, Iselin No, 15, 8:90 P. M,
th* coolln aolldatlon of the iwo ailatlni elecORDINANCE sat aside for retention on the p n m (c) To
tion district! into O M flection djaTUESDAY
AMC* PROVIDTHI O»<R,AL
IM- 1MS, and shall b* re-#pnsd over the .Imuiber tg tf*HnnUW that It t trki:: (1)
( ) Tb«t
« sit* bouitdHy
yU M
IM praalsel when tht r u t ol the loll nutuuinad l» » cl»*n and wbols
' Or ROADB IN THI
Bif F(vc vt. Hawks, Iselin No. 15, 7:15 P. M. ". .
v .
U
Utt •l#ctton dU
*»pw»Ung
to* exUttOf
dUWOODBRJIMK IN bai PMB removed, punuatit to levels! soma cofUUtlofii
ISELIN INTERMEDIATE LEAGUE
trict number i £rom Ut» iKti
all
machan!
OF MTKDLE6IX, and contour line* approved by the
l
In or upon electlou district nuwber (
MONDAY
i
M w JlBflCI, TO B t PAID FOB BY Township Engineer and Building In. l or i
wbethi .rearranged u n t o effect 1 oban»s
said
OimaSAX. TAXATION, APPROPKI- epector of this Tow»»bip.
v$. Localities, iseUn No, ]fi, 9i0Q P. M,
,. '
of location In the bouudHT m*
they
opn»U
.
lay
permit
SUCTION
UU.O0O THfBBPQK,
AND
T
pvaoii holding seuaratlng the two ajoaweid efflstTUESDAY
".
soffremoval shttU beggrauud or SK0T1OK U.
I Z I S a THJ
THK Ifl8uTNCK"b5|(i>r
ISSUANCE
OK
AOTfcOBIZISa
ISS
K (i>r soffremov
in« elfcUon diitrtoU nuinbtMd
btM > .
/
B
l
t
h
In
th7porttt«i
<
r
f
Bo»«t
o«
HgJtb
in
t w e d the
the owner
owner or
or •ppllcant
•ppllcant ahall
ahall
vt. Localities, Isclin No, 15, 8:09 P. M.
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B O N D 8 O B N O T 1 B Q F THE T O W S - tawed,
tM T t t n u w oi
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SSTrmtmiSeSki
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M. CYO, lHlln No. 15, »:M P. M.
. •';,'•
»
Lucky Strikes
*
*
*
•
Old Mat Feud strikes & Spares
Card Feature
1
ELECTRICITY DOES SO MUCH - COSTS SO LITTLE
"THIS IS
THE MOST CONVENIENT
ELECTRIC APPLIANCE
IN OUR HOME"
and H runs
ATTENTION:
VOTERS OF
FOURTH WARD
CHANGES IN
f6r a full month for
I#M ihan a nickel
DISTRICT LINES
olook in Moh
<tf yow
SERVANT OF A GREAT m i l
PAGE NINETEEN
THURSDAY, MARCH 3, I960
T M 1.0 Mr 100 million nuy furnish the
to the 00 men Joined the South Jer- Washington when it was In
mt
miles of vehicular travel, an property tax burdens of some sey Shrine Temple during 1959 danger of capture by the Conlmprovetntnt of more than t\x New Jersey farmers, claims to make It the ninth largest ederate forces durlni? the civil
that the pro- ptr m t over 19BI. . . Some
State Marketing Director Vtn- temple In Sbrinedom. . . Gifts war.
ISELIN
Air reservations
10 be academic 100,000 worktrn who became ton N. Thompson,.. At the end and, grants totaling $670,073
nvr
IAF1TOL CAPERS:— Dan must be completed by SaturI! I"
lATtB - INFORMATION
prudent
prM|S
licit or dliabled In 1959 and of the year, the State Depart- including a $3««,078 award tor
director of the day for the annual Chalh
Wettlln,
I3EUN - John O. Schreiber
,u- (or the worst Mltied over Into last year, re ment
1
tl
N
f«r
U
wariti
Dmdilnt for adn: Tntttey
of
Institution
and canoer research, were received New Jersey Milk Industry As- Hills Park Civic League Din- r.. Fourth Ward Republican
U w h additional word
10 A. M. for Ui« Mm* wMk'f
— Motorists «lvwj »41>MO,000 In dliamlUty Agencies was caring for 150,- recently by Rutgers, the State sociation, claims In 1890
ner Dance which will be held chairman a n n o u n c e d the
Insurance payment* in New
sM ,,,v srt a new hi
persons In NPW Jersey's University. . , United States average factory worker had to March 12 at the "Ye Cottage County Board of Elections has
U> Uranee
publication
Nixon, with certified deputy registrars in
',;.lVi-iin« more than Jersey. . . A Legislative study mental and other hospitals and Senator Harrison A. Williams work 25.5 minutes to earn the Inn", Route
NOTE: Ne olanMw! ad* taken tter phone
Commission for school building In correctional Institutions.
bills
Introduced
milfs lt*t ye
price of ft quart of milk, but to. music for dancing by the Fabul- the nine districts of the Fourth
sort ke tent In.
'
safety
la
requested
In
the
8aOarden State turkey growers tended
children
"•vitli 23.33 Will
day it only requires 6.8 minutes alrs.
Ward. Mr. Schreiber reminds
Tetepbane HErenrr
„ n Governor Rob- vlno bill pending In the Legis- expect to raise 163,090 turkeys migrant workers overcome basic of labor. . .Miss Velma O". Bank
Larry residents that registration for
For reservations
•,';,:'has proclaimed lature. . . The State Division In 1960, the same as In 1959.. educational handicaps. . . On New Brunswick, recently won a Moran, chairman, or Mrs. AnPrimary election ends
' m is Boy Scout of ftiVDjoyment Security found Boating fatalities on New Jer- May 1, I960, the 99th annL 50-pound bag
potatoes by thony Strnda. Mrs. Robert Bon- March 11.
Ye r
185,0(ra
non-agricultural
sey waterways during 1959 In- versary of the New Jersey Brl guessing New Jersey's potato Rart, Mrs. John Jewkesr Mrs.
.u',',ivrrM»ry
*
The following registrars have
for New.Jersey residents during creased by 47 per cent over the
pining 1959 the
gade will be celebrated and re crop last year would roach 311 Alexunder Wertz, or Mrs. Rob been deputised:
1959,
Agricultural
zoning
preceding
year.
.
.
More
than
rrt Deerlti.
membered as the. first to reach million pounds.
';,-„ rnle in New J « From Iselln, District 1, Mrs,
lm sectlra of
Dark grey Persian female cat.
Helm David, 65 Flat Street
Cemetery.
Ftve
months
old.
In
vicinity
of
District 2, Mrs. Marlon BwenIll sell
son, 109 W. Francis Street, Mrs.
separately. No reasonable
Virginia Straullna, 73 W. Arrefused. HUntCT 8-5308.
thur Place, District 3, Mrs. Lola Call Plalnfleld 7-2815 and reBiddulph, 45 Bender Avenue,
and Mrs. Ruth Argalas, 3
3EWAREN — Corner lot.
Adams Street, District 4, Mrs.
RIDERS WANTED
• ! 100. Nos. 254-255,
Phyllis O'Rourke, 149 Auth
—
1 Central Avenue and Vi
Avenue, and Mrs. Helen Erb. ATTENTION COMMUTERS eet A.. J. Alexander.
aattrreet.
Talmadge Avenue. District Riders
wanted
Ridr w
t e d to downtown f o r ( j 7.0503.
2' / 1"1 Frank. Stahl, 110 Michael New York City .from Iselln vlStroet and Mrs, Edith Blanch- dnlty. FUlton 1-17«.
SERVICES
3/3'
»|ard, 178 Rldgetey Avenue; Dlsjtrlct 6. Mrs. Helen E. Schreiber
PAIOTING — INTERIOR AfCD
BOU9E8 FOB BALE
EX'l'EHlOR
128 Homes Park Avenue and
PAPERHAMOMO — X
Mis. Myrtle Tagllarenl, 182
Set Need
Telephona
MErcurj
4-18S9
HOME
GUITAR LESSONS
Worth Street; District 7, Mrs. AVENEL—Cape Cod. corner lot Insuced - Only first <d«»a4ra«
REPAIR?
of
MS44S1S
WA 5-2162
I Edna Smith, 181 Worth Street 60x100;
Call
REEL
2/18-S/tO*
Ij
Mrs. Florence Hlnllckey, AVENEL — Two-family, Park
ME
4-4KQ
Workmanship
section;
PARTS
33 Universal Avenue.
CARTERET — Four-f amlly. In- INCOME T.AX RETURNS fe*
Custom Homes
Official Service 8Utlon
District 8 (Menlo Park Ter- vestment;
MART ASDRA8C1K, Prop.
NOW a Flbtrjliss
race) Mrs. Helen Kasavage, 6 CARTERET — Two - family, pared by qualified «CC0U6tfor
ant. Long 'form $5.00. "** 1 "
Pool You Can Afford
ot
and
Ethel Street and Mrs. Claire four and tout, reasonable
Conptetc Stock of Domesllo
Jacobus, 33 Menlo Avenue; CHLOTT & KENELY AGENCY FUlton 8-T136.
"*iux," «nm, '•KONI
, ifht Industry
SALES and SERVICE
and Imported Wines
"itCIDO."
"BUTTON,
District 9 (Colonial, Mrs. ElizaInsured
IT Cook* Ave., Carteret
1SS A?enel Street. Avenel
-JOHNIOS," "TID WllMAMI.
beth Bliss, 230 MWwood Way
Beers and Liquors
KI 1-5615
MADAME BAND8
"UKGLnr "Rinmr «m
Repair Estimates Fret!
and Mrs. Gladys Lazur, 51
READER and ADVISOR
3/3
"OOLDKN C 1 . W
Antannu
In«»lln)
Guernsey
Lane.
574
AMBOT
AVENUE
Take
5
Yean
to
Pay
I' i.rilniton Are.
T. A, 1. C. O.
'Advice on all problems of !«•,
TubM Vttitt Tttt at Ont Htort
(irtrrft, N. J.
Parti A Repairs on All
ORDS. Two - family. Ideal open dally from 9 to 9. tfff,
WOODBRIDOE. N. J.
Car Riilloi 8erri«rt Promptlj
Rl 1-64M
Guaranteed 10 Years
home for Investment. Best NO. 35, South Amboy. Vat fitt*
Make* of Keels
451 School St., Woodbridre
Heart Fund Donors
mdltlon.
Two-car
garage, jther Information call
No Upkeep
••mutant,,- -OCEAN c m :
Phone ME 4-3081
Fail to Meet Quota 7,900. Call LI 8-6836.
," -H-I"
1-5262.
Fot Appointment
*th?r«.
ISELIN — Many people were
3/3
3/3-S/1T*
not at home Sunday when
rk»tie
r
411 ljpn if
FURNISHED
•JIRONINQ. PUlton 1-1536.
as a result approximately
On Pools Purchased
Rooflnf and Bb**t Metal Work
APARTMENT FOR RENT
3/!
Heart Fund workers called and
Before May 15!
685 ST. OEORGF. AVE.
. VHIM'NTRY
little over one-half of the Iselln
Mr. Bonfiorno, Afent,
MISCELLANEOUS
WOODBRIDGE
goal has been met, according SELIN. Three-room apartTaefcJe * Rciwlr
, FOR SALE
ment, heat, all utilities.
wish*.,
to
announce
that
to
Mrs.
Spencer
Oneeii,
chairflrpair*
4UT0, HOME.
Mvate bath. Excellent locaMASONRY
man.
tM Meoree St.. Rab«af
UrriCE KEYS
of all
iETTLING ESTATE. Rugs,
SONNY'S RHYTHM
F, M rt nnr
Residents who were not a ;lon. Adult*. Call LI 8-7137.'
DUPLICATED
never toed, 9x12, $30.00;
Types
3/3
KINGS
home are asked to give their
xl5, $35.00; Oriental, 9 i l J ,
s m s SOLD
donations to any of the cap
11 GRAND AVENUE
Are Available for Picnics, l
155.00. Other size*. OH. « w BUSINESS
mH5 anil MOMS
lei Skttti and l.»»n Momn
tains as follows: Mn. O. Bates
Port Reading N. J.
mm, $20.00. Lady's or man'i
(IIMTIHNS
•kirprncd on Prcnlwi
OPPORTUNITY
Parties and Weddlnu
Menlo Park Terrace, Mrs. B
AlTCsndlU
II <iT0M ItoMK*
7-Jewel Gruen gold wa^ih,
ME
4-7495
Warm
All
Spring Paint
Brookes, W o o d b r l d g e Oaki 1BRVICE STATION available, never used, with new-wrtph
Reawnable Rate*
SHIRK
Industrial Rrhauit Sjitfni
North; Mrs. G. Prentice, West
Special::
INDl'ITlUl
Mom Gnards
Carteret area. Attractive op- guarantee, sacrifice $25.00t Alu
For Information Call
FOR TKtt, ESTIMATE!)
sortunlty for good operator. wool booked rues. FU 8-20JL
BPS—M hltr and Rtf. Colon
Call ME-4-1145 or HE-I-J?t<
Cintnni llOBM
Minimum guaranteed gallonage
KI 1-7878
3/1
for a limited time
1!
in Ymlf lp*cUlt*»l««l
I Judy Kenney, Iselln proper rates and weekly earnings
Special—$5.98
II Mrs. O. Piegaro, Woodbri
guaranteed. Must be well-quali- ALLWTN COACH-CARRIAGE,*
V. I0I1 Too U r n
SI* KMBOT AVKNUI
ks South; Mrs. Emma Hul fied experienced operator. Call three-way, Navy blue. Mao
WOOOBBIDGI
or Ton Small
.'
T«l. ME 4-IM
User
BcndU. Maytag,
'Anwood 2-4400 days; FAn several other items. Exoellent
FDIIT Intnred
Opra Dill; I \, M. to ! P. M.
Ttior, EIST,
Contributions may also
condition. Original total cort
wood 2-9343 evenings.
Over U Tear* of
CLOBen tl'NDAYB
Kenraon. Black||left with Mrs, Green at
3/ $115.00 — selling for $4O,PO.
Tinnint «nd
itone, «nd otHtri
Trieste Street.
ME4-M79.
. 3/3
Extra Special Discounts
Sheet Metal Work
TERRI
EXCLUSIVE
ALL
WOK.K
On Movie Cameras
IISPONSOR
MOVIE
NIGHT
MISCELLANEOUS
TORY. North Jersey, New
Rooflnx, Mrtil Cellini*
GUARANTEED
And Projectors
COLONIA—The Jewish Com- York, City, Long Island, avail
Builder
and Fprnact Work
100 Pulton Street
Rebuilt Wxshen fot Bale
munity Center of Colonla will able to manufacturer's repre- IF YOUR DRINKING bM l)ePICTLREvS MAKE
Wujlllnt Machine Parti
\o "illusion For E I U M W
Woodbridce
sponsor a theater-movie nlgW sentative. Now calling on metal come a problem, AlcohottM
GOOD
GIFTS
588 Aiden Street
l!30 Stonr Slrrrt, Rahw»»
April 6 at the Rahway theater, manufacturing plants. Liber Anonymous can help you. Wfl
L K I I an* l.»o( Uhunr«
Moilni mi Htotiff
Rahway. The picture to, he terms. Commission. Give detail BI 2-1515. or write P. O. Bcp
Uoodbridge.
N.
J.
Phone H -8-«1«
1UJ Rshwaj »««., *»w«l.
M«TION-Kinc tBIPPUU ot
shown wiil be "Les Glrla.Jl At your operation "to Bo)c Wd. 2! 253. Wbodbrldge.
. ' ..'
i Hire, Prop. — 20 Yfs.'Elp.
l i m k M >•* 0 > M r«rnll«r.
the finish of the show, the) c/o this newspaper.
Telephone HErcury 4-1246
Mg 4-0711
MK 4-5814
3/3-J/31
Auttortin) *|ent
will be a drawing, and the hoi
3/3
COMTINKMTAI. VAN IKRVUt.
. er of the lucky ticket will
INC.
GETTING E N O U G H HOT
Itparsit Bmmi lot *uiti|*
"i awarded a
"Two-Days-fo • FEMALE HELP WANTED • WATER? Will guarantee to reTwo" holiday at the Hotel Coi
CRATING • TACKING
store your HOT WATER. S w cord, N. Y. The holder of t THREE WOMEN wanted In ings up to 70% of replacement
SHIPPING
this
area
for
part-time
aftwinning
ticket
need
not
runutun ol *»ftj
cost. Work done on premise!.
Solve Vour Heating
ernoons or evenings. Must not
rt
present at the performance
Telephone Today
Twelve years experience. Call
Funeral
Home
be
employed
elsewhere.
Car
win. Tickets may be obtain
Office and WartbouM
i'roblem
ME 4-3«51
necessary.
Good
earnings.
Call
SCHAIBLE
LIMESCALE RR :
at the door or from the co34 Atlantk Street, Carteret
CAMERA REPAIR
HI
2-2822
bctw«m
flm0-9:0n
MOVAL SERVICE, ADami 2'
HI
2-2822
between
8:00-9:00
chairmen
Gilbert
Kasdin
(FT
J.
F.
Gardner
it
Son
T«L KI 1-564* of KI I -1592
PASSPORT PHOTO
5* Carterct Avenue
4JG9 for free estimate.
1-5413) or Mrs. Saul Strau A. M. and 5:00-6:00 P. M.
485 AMBOY AVENUE
3 J
PHOTOSTATS
To
2/25-3/3
(FU 1-5429). Proceeds of tl
Carteret. N. J.
LAMINATION
event will go towards the Ce
Woodbridge
HAVING TROUBLE With you*
(nmplete Heatin|
FOR HIRE
ter's building fund.
/MRrcury 4-3540
sewerage? Electric SewerootInstallations
FIVE-PIECE BAND — "THE er remove* roots, filth,
Pnooe KD-8-J914
We're Specialists In
TO HEAR LECTURER
ALLEGROS". Ail occasions. and stoppage from clogged
ISELIN — Frank Sheed, le
• BEAR WHEEL ALIGN547 Amboy Ave.
AGENT NATIONAL VAN
Reasonable. Call Alan Porter, pipes, drains and sewers, No
turer and publisher, will
MENT
and
BAIANCi:
Woodbridge, N. J.
KI 1-4153 after 5:00 P. M.
LINES
sjuest speaker at a meting
digging, no damages — rfcpld
• BRAKE SERVICE
Man., Wed. 10 to 8
2/18-3/10' and efficient. Call Tony'l
St. Cecelia's Parochial PTA 1
ItS* St. Georie Ave., Avtnrl
Thurt., Sat. 1U to 6
next Wednesday at 8:30 P. M.,
Plumbing and Heating. MB *••'
«•+ LIFKT1ME <—
S-4 Rooma—$20. HI. S3*
FOR RENT
Friday 10 to 9
in the school cafeteria. The
8007.
3/33;3l
5-8 Room*—$35. $40, $59
public is invited.
llncoiiditioiiul
STORE. 86 Washington Avenue,
FUNEML HOURS
Carteret. Call HUnter 6-2314. 100 YEARS YOUNG
(iiiaranly
H fox
CO'CONIA - Miles M. Mer^
t u t Afenue
and Warranty
ritt, rfctlred farther and well
gospel singer, of Bushy
und Raising Plans fcnown
Creek section of Anderson
tl T«i Art., Ford*
• ;* lUhwij At».. Arenel
Sewlni Marhini'ii
ROUND
Told by Cub Leaders County, South Carolina, celeCarwud & Ilt\rr»
BOUBIN
VA-M1M
ISELIN—Fund
raising plans brated his 100th birthday last
Ft*t Home Drmoustration
ere discussed at a meeting of Tuesday. Mr. Merritt is an unAt
No
Obligation
Cellar
Waterproofing
Klfrtric Sewer Srrvict
•aders of Cub Pack 48 In the cle of Paskel Merritt, 72 AmRepairs on All Makes
herst Avenue, Colonla.
'resbyterian
Church.
lliO
Orchard
Street
Free Estimates
Trlfphoot:
Warren
Rees,
culjmaster,
anSUCCESSFUL DANCE
In Woodbrldfe It's th«
Allied Sewing Machine
Cranford, N. J.
the theme for the next COLONIA — More than 150
MICrcurj 4-9594
Company
iack meeting will be "New people attended a succesiful'
Frank kreinel
611
COLONIA, N. J.
H»IIH», Avtnm
ersey",
621 LINDEN AVENUE
dinner-dance held Saturday
^ iiutlbridf*
Prespiit were Mr. and Mrs. night at The Pines by th«
MUSIC STUDIO
;
Whit, Chatck)
Woodbrldie, N. I.
Warren Rees, Mr. and Mrs. Springwood Swim Club, Wil0 Accitrdloa
ames O'Rourke, Mr. and Mrs. liam Leahy, chairman, an->
^UU.s „ T h e i r
SALES
• rtanu
Carl Luna, Mr. and Mrs. Earl nounced that more such social
Half Year Clearance
• M I I , \ KHNTA1N
Ossenfort, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- events will be scheduled u\ the
SERVICE
i
Sale
iam Roach, Mrs. Mario De near future.
GOODS
PUu.
VATICANO
RENTALS
NOW GOING ON
No lmtittB<!la, Myron Snyder., O«orge
V M. | U
mtnti ID
pressed in
SHOE SERVICE
Albertson and William Leavy. Puhjtlve action
' Water Softener Salt
HUT!
k n l s t Sinn 1131
Algiers.
Mrs. Luna was hostess.
Formerly
WhHe
Rill*
Soft
Water
Soap
All U i k u ol
• M i l l Vilun • Tup Oltodi
Accordtom
Swimming Pool Supplies
11
•euer Mnlc* B lawn Prlcn
" Wrdnrwla,. All D i ,
Dome
Civic league Dance
TbHldMhl2
TobeHeldMurchl2
For Fourth Ward
•t CLASSIFIED t-
VICE DIRECTORY
BUSINESS
Fithiif Tackle
Builders
N
- Music Instruction - - Radio & TV Service - - Swimming Pools
Liquor Store
Makwlnskl Builders
WOOOBRIOGE
Liquor Store
ARTS RADIO
& TELEVISION
SWIMMING
POOLS?
General Contractors
SIMONE'S Guitar Studio
Carpentry -
- Roofing & Silling -
Lockmtti
RUDY'S"
WOOBBRIDGE KEY
ft LOCKSMITH SHOP
- Orchestra For Hire • T. R. S T E V E N S
1
'0
OFF
MERMAID
POOLS
FHl Oil
JOHN J. IITTINfi
-Wash Machine Service-
FUEL OIL
Henry Jaiwen & Son
Photography
^Vincent Keller
- Mevlig & Tncklig -
A. IN. HALL & SON
\venel Appliance Service!
Fmril llrietort -'
LET US
-
Synowiecki
from SERVICE •
M m "IDEAL WAY"
COAL FUEL OIL
KEROSENE
ME 4 - 1 4 0 0
Waterproofing
TOWNE GARAGE
CELLARS
WATERPROOFED
GALLARD'S PHOTO
• FREE ESTIMATES
FLYMN A SeN
Sewing Machines -
AVENEL
PlinbiRg & Heating -
COAL t OIL CO.
Fwtltvre
WHITER BROS.
FU 1-4541
«Wt Our Hti lurt tl
"'"' SOS
St. G«ern Arenue at V. 8.
Ulfbwa; 1, A»en«J
(At id* «Mdbrl«|*
Ctomlul ClffU)
O I M i «. M. i« i r. M.
la«4. l » t
Pbim* MErenfl 4-86*8
livid a»d
Rtpalre*
At I.ownt
Prlccil
FOR QUALITY
Ull|
•
• Tiumptt
and otlicr
iOitrununU
Large Selection ot Choice
• MuilcaJ
AOCCIiKtrlct
i l l MakM of
iDitrunwnti and AmpUflwi
Ctld Betr bjr \ht
Vut
AIM Imported Bwr
4-|»U
rraaut tWt
Deliv«rr
TeL ME 4-2074
141 Avwwl Strwt
wmm, N. J.
Directory Ads
•rting
• Student
Rtnul
Plan ,
Mtjirtai
• WINES
• BEERS
• CORDIALS
\kwt\
tiultu
Ciil Now for IntormaUoo
HI *-894»
SAMMY RAY'S
Muiic w d Repair Shop
iAM
LAQDAIMJA, H o p .
u\ N,w
fining
AYMI\«»
FORDS, N. I.
SERVISOFT
OF
§ Gas and Oil Burners
741 St. George Avenue
Woodbrldge
Cull ME-4-394*, HI-2.731I
ME 4-1815
L PIGMESE
-
120A Main
Street
A. UPO
Wi)0dl>rtd|«
N«w J c r x y
4 Accordion
l»in Street
nll)ridgr, N. J.
• New Installations
Private Lessons on the
Ll^ior Store
SPECIAL!!
Neolite Half Sole
$1.85
• Remodeling
Call ME 4-0750
AVENEL
KK v
Water Softeners
Shoe Repair
WOODBRIDGE
Plumbing & Heating
IM'.KSOH
D. J . LEONARD
. Music Instruction -
WiytMt F i n . Shop
Drujjs
Printing
BRAND NEW
BRAND NEW $24.95
Charles Farr
Plumbing & Heating
Oellcatessei
TREAT SHOPPE
Service Stations
- Radio & TV Service
Upholstery Cleaning
T.V. TUBES
40% OFF
All M»ltei,oi
Hi-Fi, BadlM and TekvUop
CASH AND
Plotur* Tub«
Fre«
EieotfMlc Swplfis
.
INC/1
E.J.Uptiolste^ervice
iWwiM
'
n»ur • A. M. to M r. M.
B/icow
ReadThe
Directory Ads
v;
ME 411112 3
Your Service
In This Space
For Only
7
S
A Moatk
When it's
No Job Too Large
or Too Small
Yes, call today . . . no
fee for estimates. We'll
rush a man to you bo
help you plan, showIng you money-saving
short-cuts.
matter of
formr see us
When it comei to deviling ,q forfn {or
forms) toexpedite your office operations, *e« us. We have the'"know
how"
to come up y i t h tuggeitiont
that will <ave time and money, Yau.'U
Advertise
COLONIA, N, J.
• '<
414 Ambor A n , <*t » )
WOODBMBQ1, K. 1,
SRM/6-flOME.
by Rellabli- HIM Mrlhod
Free
Estimate.
All Work
GntrantMd.
-7442
Tel. FU l-l
JERSEY
'.
Upholstery Cleaning
In Your Nome
WANHDS
DIAL
like the quality and tpejd of ow work
PRESS
THE WOQDBRIlXiE
PUBLISHING CO.
16-20 Green Street
Woodbridge
. , . and pur prictil
MIDDLESEX PRESS
IS Green Strett, Woodbridge
— : ME i,iui
let v* quote on
your, next job I
t
PAGE TWENTY
THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1%0
FREE
2 .GUYS
"2 GUYS" TRADING STAMPS
ATTENTION: GAS STATIONS, Etc.
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Trading Stamps — l/owrst Cost Stamp Plan —
Sec Store Managers for Details
AT "2 GUYS" FOOD MARKETS
Plus Lowest Prices!!
Open Evenings till 10 P. M. — Sunday till 7 P. M. - Route 9, Woodbridge
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