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CARTERET, N J., FRIDAY, MARCH-9, 1962

P purt in Industrytnwnd M tnd CUa IUDAt P O., Cvtmt, • J. PRICE TEN CENT8

Voted; New Tiets Moore Site

ilineralnpiritss IJuver

Winter is Leaving RoadsHere Full of Pot holes

CARTBMT—A rash or pot- Darin* the wet weather waterholes, spawned by the winter works its wny under tin- surfaceseason, l» spreading over the and M)lt' i> the road fmmda-borou«h roadway* making the turn The constant potindim: ofdriving a bit darnerou* ,tinfflc crumbles the surface

The situation^ exlntu along material And a steady rain i>moat of the roads, the main »r- enouiih to wash out tin1 loose

>1 ex- tcriei at wrll u the side streets mutei'inlutfrei '•» KoingHere and there thf 8treet De- From this point the hole is

v<vpia< front*.lpartment has been running as se|f-perp<tuHting. Each passim,ltll> nt .dedtM- many pottiota as possible car knocks anothrr chip out or, ,(rm me risingIpaveroenU, however, continue u s ilm Mure and nwrr wat.r

:m,m'rtii»t« out-U) crumble in «pot» as the win-s.(.])s through the surface,Ur wttn on. spreading even further under

- ucung 'ii atom: The wlntfr raln» have added the pavinR.• nut uxiaj: vn iiditlonal hazard u> pot- councilman Alexander Suchi'.' M>JIIM»I ipir- l lx**' W1** w l t n *iU!r' t h"v t m s wW t h B t t n p rOftd depart-rln m'ciuir«d th*!*** baltly duOlniiulshiible from ment will try to remedy thrse

Democrats To Face

Councilmanic PostKolibas Heads Otlowski Jackson,

j

For Congress Club Here Such In

BattleCARTERET — Officers for

i the Otlowski for Congress Clubof Carteret were elected at a

Vito. William Fleming Coun-Icilman Adam Szymbor^l. and|William Elliot.

meeting last week. John M.j The ten-member board of dl-Kolibas. founder of the groupftctors include Charles Miller,

WIN CASH AWARDS: At ;i Management Dinner held at iln- K«r?e Inn, Harry Buchanan, Iwas unanimously named presi-lsecretary of the Zoning Boardrxrrutlvr vice prfitidrnt nf the Metal A Thermit Corpnraliiii, iiresented Frank Siekitrka dent jof Adjustment: Joseph LfschekJand Kdw.ird Fltzpatrick * SM5.1I0 aw;ird for their partirip.iUoii in the Company's Surges- " "tion Plan Both mtn are residents of Carteret and are employed as foremen of the com-pany's Carttrrl plant, Mr. Siekierka in the Maintenance Diiwrtment and Mr. Fitzpatrick cilman John Hutnick, second|of the Planning Board; Mrsin Ihf Detinnlnit Department. In thf picture above. Mr, Kitjpatrirk is shown receiving his

from Mr. Buchanan I center) while Mr. Siekierka looks on.

Other officers are Roy Jack-son, first vice president; Coun-

vice president; Robert Mc-

a member of the Board of'Health; John Koval. member contest for a councilmank post.

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:i(1.ii.;»•• It :>; u l « »1

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ondltlons a» soon as wi therrenditions permit

Ben]**pOMd rwdvar until the motorn Mt toitat bujxm thrni•on* of'

JSCir l Scouts Set Sportsmen GetFor f k g Raisin" More SponsorsAt IITomorrow Of 'Warner'

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Eleven Carteret High School SeniorsAccepted by Five State Colleges

|Mickle. financial secretary;Miss Irene Synowieckl, record-ing secretary; Raymond KinchJ

lAnne Niemiec, deputy boro

CARTERET—Borough Dem-ocrats will face a three waf

The contest developed overI the failure of the Democratlo

corresponding secretaryAlex Pazekas, treasurer

Also Mr, Charles Dennis, ser-geant at arms;1 Mr. Joseph Si-tar, parliamentarian; Mr, Prank

clerk: Gabriel Comba, prank Organization to rename Coun-jBuzas. Norman Mandstrom,' cilman Alexander Such.Felix Makwinskl, Anthony Schi-! Instead.the Organization ha t

which will be held latermonth or in early April.

MM,

that a

andlmenti and John Medwick. endorsed Raymond Abaria, ftThe group discussed plans; leader in the Italian American

for a mass rally for Otlowski Citizens Club for the Such posttRis But Councilman Such ha*

decided to seek the DemocraticGambino. publicity chairman,! Mr. Kolibas announced that nomination just the same tin-

CARTERET— Eleven seniors Beryl Hill I* homeroom>.hair- opera guild, and a cappella an d M r- Thomas Mlllk. mem- j any persons interested in sup- der the designation "Regularwere happy to receive accept-iman, a member of the CH'imi'i choir. bership chairman. [porting Otlowski should send Democrat for Reelection."snee from five State collegesiClub, P.T.A., a cappella choir. Carol Shupper, admitted by, Trustees are Michael Mitro.jtheir campaign donations to| Also seeking the Democratsthis week. ;opera guild, and organist at th- Newark. Paterson. and Tren- Joseph G. Jomo, Eugene De-:Mr. Fazekas, treasurer

jzion Lutheran Church. She wi'.l ion, will follow the k indergar - •" "~" ~~in kindergarten 'pn- ten-primary curriculum. Cheer-;r

s leader, a member of the stu-1, dent council committees, a cap-

state

Mrurtiin: K'iii.t1 l»

S M'!ul.i 1•. • .iUrn.* for

flK.|JOO 111:v.iied pi!vi.ffl tiso uhieb

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tomfttowV CWtSm^mer, As.sociatioa'5eretHnd Peter Wrampe: OlasOjoro. |Pop Beryl Hill: P.terson. Ellen * • " # * » < *

may ma,or "''"her MtnWnir

Utf » •*«•< , ,.t thf'jttVb Council J w r •»'«» touted h.u' to "attend that w m o r i v which w,<"tUJ fet lwld lp front <>f < h<- Bor •

p i o j i i l l r r

nii^K ^ n g

' t h l ' Uo"*e«;fc,8i)ecl4ien-tc«in»vrbe«i lor 'v,o boys: Curteret Post 2«3.;were permitted^ «omi' students" • cri, irchf, to Th. American U-Klon. HO? forare now faced Wth ftie deterra-

two boyiw and The Italian-|tr*tlon of the adn&rfon the;

nri . O . I ¥ • F * iS a t u r d a y U ® m Contest

At tfah School Winners Chnspn/ U Hl^H CJU1UU1 W 1II1R^ UWhCIl

Aw lareersAt H. \ Session"adopted" ftw more Pop \rm Holencsak, Karen Malwiti.!00" Evcnim. News, co-«Ttorr football players Mlcheline Malwltz, Rober t 1*"^ 0 0^ N ? S i *nd_ *

(i!i>up» contnbutlng during Sisko Carol Shupper. Oall SlotMall. tin ;>itM wnk were: Uxni 11. wtnskl. and Dorothy Stetn.

»fek *lll or O:rl Scout (i F)!! A nf Metro Olass. 1100 Since multiple applications

_ _ treasurer of the freshmanState""^TiTiiton Oa¥"Is en' - cls>ss. secretary of the French

o r t ^ i o n . r^rTTremon. Ei ien l rown Z- « P « * « J t for the Perth Am- Club and'vice-presidentof the

" " " 2 r , s S h e n 8nupSr ; CARTERET - The National: CARTERET - The District.>• *i rark Aveniie Merit Scholarship Qualifying .Three, Legion Contest, New

.irid t i r a m nvtnui. T e s t > a n d t h e N a t i o n a , Educa-iJersey, finals of the Nationalalso partlclpa^d • Alexander Perka, son of Mr.itional Development Test, willHigh School Oratorical Con-tor of the umior a n d M r s p e l . k a S L i 3 4 McKin-!be given in the Carteret Highitest were held at Carteret High

of the Loudspeaker staffthe F.T.A.as student (In

(Mden Promt* This JohnprafTitm *ill I* prwnted atWoorlbrtdte High Sehaol sm

*"" ' ' 1 C u n CJUMUS Club of Csr-|wlll ««cc»t, In man*

WlHnir Caitwa. CDOfciartft' * p<*1 2 H - LsfiUed ai

eiitttW(J'*it ^aiement alon«| with

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iplay, a member of the FT A.,choir.,•is aZion

opera g\iB;,!J3he «i-vesSunday scfic-'.;) teaci;.* ,i

ley Avenue, will study theiscience program at Newark.

Miss Thorn may choose'lamonR East Stroudsburg, Rider

gSchool at §:30 on Saturday'School, yesterday at 9:30 A.M.

1 d thmorning, March 10, under thejsupervision of the guidancepartment.

factor.

s MrtOrmancef h

Adolph Slotwinski.Ellen Brown is the daughter Micheline Malwit/. an ele- ;

first two schools. Miss Stein willfrom

lUftAnwIo. youth chair- nf Mr, and Mrs. Robert L. mentary education major. ifi!»nd Trenton. Miss Karen Mal-•f the LTRJOII in which Ilrown, 2fl Ea.st Oak Street, the dniiRhter of Mr, and Mrs.;wlt71 w n s "o t i f ied previously of

_ . ^ . . . . . , . . _ . _ , the fop Warner Vice-president of the student Edwin Malwltz. ti Somerset her eligibility for Douglass, andtirdny. March 10 There will be ni'ivement and u r y d nil other council, co-editor of the year-Street. Student diivctor of the M l s s Holencsak for Geor-hn

vlH'11.2-80 and 7:00

P M• rM>v Th» paiieaiu u uncl-

" p , . . 1 , 'AairmanaWp of Mrs I^ank. ; ; ' . T Autiit . pronram chairman of »n iidditidiuil 91 'i,oyR have re«- Club n

v ™ wt\\f OUl SoouU of Woodbridge Isteifd lor Pop Warner This Pifnch

offer book. Miss Brown has partici- senior play, prcsid'-itculled patt'd in music and dramatics mixed chorus, a meiii'>r

of theiCo"1''1 M r - Wrampe ha,s a choiceof theib( ' tw t ' ( 'n Newark Collese of En-

iind served as vice-president of cast of the junior uliiy. news1«in'>enllK a n d Newark State.Mr Blown aUo reported that the junior class and G-rman editor of the Anns'-ott News/ Mr. Sisko, Boy's State repre-

well as -M'esid""! of the,Mlcheline is also a nii'iuber of;sentativt> last year, has wonClub She will be an the P.TiA. literary staff of thejadmission to Rutgers. Newark,

T—.., hafuig reeeivedj- • • ,acceptances from t h e i t ! u s e t e s t s P^^ides him with

information that is useful incareer planning or in selectingcourses in high school and col-lege. After the test, each par-ticipating student receives aninterpretive folder prepared byScience Research Associates,

Judges for the contest wereG e o r g e Otlowski

Cassidy, Regional PerVS. Post Of

1,VAQ

Mu»ic Ui under the brings Hi' rot,d iiimh»-r of reg- elementary education major. loudspeaker, French Club/and Trenton.dlrwtiqn.of Mr E. Ca*\io'r»ky Mrants in i"l — 'ofCarter«t Oirl Scouu. Brown- suifAPimlntrdtea and leader* of the Wood- T h t . pj,,, w , i : n , , C l i m i m t l w .bridfe Council comprw the n a s 8 [ s 0 ; i l J | j < ) l r , , , . ( 1 t h ) , r ( M n t t l n .choral and Urutinn poupn In d ( . r o f l t s P o p W i l , , , , , c , m h m

thl» preienUtlon s u r f T t l l , „„.,, s , . ] , . , . ,0 ( | t 0 w o ritTh* public i* cordially m : w ( l ! ) h(1(|d ,„.„.,, R ! l l . ) h A n t o n .

Ttck^j can t» ohtained 1'° f"'1 .'!"!!" Blll,l""'c:nIlk>iC6u'iu:il"of" Civic Clubs nn- Comu-il next Thursday niuht.

ran Qt?i^kou? H « i X ^ * AU-x. Hkil» W,.lu.,, Ol^ar j r j h , (l ^ One deals with the municipal^ 5 2 5 Z Z AvSu^ S S ^ ^ ; : ; : : ^ ; ^ " 0 1 1 ' ^ . " - * ' ror a talk and display of budget for 1962, a second with

bridge, or from any Oirl

t'l'ifin to HonorP u t I *»«irl«iu:vlle<' to »tt*Ild AdmUsion i»1 <l^l IJCtHItTNfrFe Tlctott can be obtained

nisnlav7':'':"1**'m'?"irT ..Sunday ServiceOrdinances March /."> • /

At Youth Center ^ 1 ^ - ™ . a ugs p o r Girl Scoutswill be held oh three 01 ilin.mces t

CARTERET - The Cnrteret:at the meeting of the Borough CARTERET — Girl Scout

. . ! • :

i . \ irt i-ni

, ,. . •--• ajj nanway Avenue, WOM- . . J n,,,,,! „,.,,,„.. .,A x L , ? ' I briA»* » f">"> " V OW Scout "nd D" "V i h • Scllt)H equipment, to beA..x.Uary Unit o r B r 0 W n ( e Sw Nf» >1fmbir» ] a t t i u . Y o i , t h C t , n t r r „„'• i'-s annual _ _ - Wulier O:i>:ur president ofjday March 12. at 7 P M underthe

"iid pa»t • i • r» the'Carteret Sportsm* n Asso-i The program win be conduct- uUtjtions.: Saturday.-.M. Patrick $ Itay elation, aminuiic.'d 'hat slxcd by Charles Richards of 84

American' Pmktarntn *ifhmliiltul '«•* ""'inbei^ were '.u'lcomedHauuman Street, who is headI i rufiram nt nrutiuu MQ t | i (, k,r(u| | i , a l t s h n , m8.,.t-jlnstnictor at The Reef, which h

'"• *i'l br CARTERET-On March 18 Inn, The iw numlHis are: lrtput-d on Ruhway Avenue, ini-diatr p»at at J;JO P. M. it protiram in Randolph B:\.m, Nicholas'wootlbrldRe.

A Cluuk honor of St Patrick's Day will Kaclur Uii'-v nrunniiuiid. M,! |Mi Richards Is also preslP*M pffsl- be prtwnted In St. Joseph's Dennis) Yuriln^i. Fin nk|dent nf the Submariners, which

Sunday will be observed at theF' r st Presbyterian Church atthe 11:00 A. M. MormnEWor-

,,rd

By Rev. Mr. Ross

Ruth Ann Van Pelt, reading theNew Testament Lesson, I John

17: Karen Paloczie leadingthe1 Responsive Residing, whichis Psalm 51:1-17. Betty Merl,

leeway, iu auditorium by the children In Schnorhusch and V(Iradf 4. A feature of the eve- Mr On.Mor :\hiilng will be IWIH^ and doiKes all member.s t lu '

-d HIKM 'IS a -lii'oup of people Interested wJ]1

UM! that|ln Scuba. The word SCT7RAr nut yftistands for : Self Contained

"' '»

Till* (jvent will help to pro-lrenewi'd their Ittti'.' iii'-m nrshipjUndiMwater ftreathinR Appam-.sible jtus. and. It |s the nim of the

.Submariners to foster safe div-ing practices. They also have

wrecksshore,

includr a.'•ii dirtner vide fund* lor the new parish^o do MI US soon a»< "• 3D P. library.,' Tlekeu may be ob-;*lnch| be-hajmed, from children in the|O1S UKA.N S L I S TPnllowing pifoiiram or at the door ciHTKKI'T • • Mi-raincian-At'iu'™ .iiu...r,w,^ « . - - ' w U l

Ht rx- pro- , flte iaimliternlMr liudMrs/aloiiKithe J e i w shore, and..Owa'JidHi. 30.MrKinl.-y A«-;tlme ii«™itUi«!. will relate

The Mld-Totvn nue, is> on the De;ius MM forl«mie ,of the experiences, they,i l l freshmen at Doiit:l..v- C.lli'ue.-hafr.- had duriQR these explora- "* 1" ' v b , riipo.s was tiqjus. Although the Ciirteret;-Slm

CARTERET — "Tenip'ution"the theme of the ser-

mon of Rev. Willis MorganRoss at the 9:30 A. M • und;

ltt:45 A. M,. services «\ ZionEvangelical; Lutheran church,712 Roosevt'lt Avt'iuie liwocabit, the first Sunday m

HI- l)t:M(M BATS TO MEET

Gail Ward, Frances LukatosjOrthodoxand Barbara Lakatos will re-ceive the ollering.

fice. Philadelphia. Major Ar-thur Elian, Assistant Professor | _ ^ ^ _ ^ _ ^ _ _of Military Tactics. Captain! COUNCILMAN SUCHDavid Blackledge, Assistant'Professor Of Military Science, nomination for council is RoyCaptain Paul Colaianni, As-!Jacltson, a leader in the youthsistant Professor of Military Airl movement of the borough.Science. (The latter three are; Otherwise. Mayor Stephth

the testing agency, that reportsj courtesy of Mrs. R. E. Engels.jSkiba is unopposed as is Coun-individual test results for com-jSpeakers Bureau, Department:cilman Thomas Deverin,parlson with scores of high!of Public Relations, Rutgers.) i The Republicans have namedschool students across thecountry. Thus, students canlearn more about their educa-tional strengths and weakness-!es —• whether or not they planto attend college.

Approximately one hundredand twenty-five students willparticipate in the taking of thetests and the results will be re-turned by May 15.

Department Vice CommanderOf The American Legion August}P. Lauer of Metuchen gave first!prize to Richard Pasarela ofManville High School, repre-!

j senting Somerset County.

Second, third and fourthprizes, presented by Ben Sun-

Andrew Banick for mayor andCharles Boncelet and Julius

Hkrainian LentTo Start MondayCARTERET — As in many

churches of Eastern Orthodoxcommunion, the holy season ofLent for the St.

ChurchDemetriuscommuni-

shine, Bords, Department Executive Committeeman forMiddlesex County went toJames M. Roman, SouthBrunswick High School, repre-sentlve Middlesex County;Thomas Okara, Sparta HighSchool, representing SussexCounty; Thomas Dilts, Hunter-don Central High School repre-senting Hunterdon County.Herman E. Horn, principal ofCarteret High School, was hon-(Xfivy chairman.

Leader ContestThere also is a contest for

Democratic leader In the NinthDistrict. James Quin, Organiza-tion man is being opposed byJoseph J. Tempio and RobertR. Sowienski.

The battle in the Democraticranks has been simmering for

Girls of Brownie Troop No114 who will serve

:ds ure Lindaas Color|Parsons,]

Choir, under the d i n e lion ofRobert Peters-mi, v

Dona Mehl, Oluil Abbott. DianaLane, Kathleen Ozmore andRuth Sanchez.

Three r,irls of Brownie Troop115 will serve us flan bearers:Florence Watkln.s. Janice Rog-

cants will begin according to' 'Francis T. Tomczuk; was pis-the Julian Calendar on Mon-i t n c t I r t Chairman. He was as-

sisted by Lester Sabo, post-master at Carteret, Thomas A.Jakeway, James L. Varga.Mid-

iday, March 12. Lenten devo-tional and memorial servicesfor the beloved dead in our fam-

trw Slocak Club,velt Avenue. 1061 at Cw-ulrl Huh adi"1'1 i°" Monday,

1 istwl Paul Leek is AppointedM,&T. Personnel Head

andThursday eveninxs for highIscliool students only, this pro-

Kiinlst.Church School meeb in the

.Parish Hall at 9:JO P. M. underthe direction of William 81e-

will be held on Monday,!

M'.Harsanyigrain will be held on Monday,!March 12 arid may be attended'ant l m e sti i11

th d i h t h d 1 ' " n t " n dl'1"1

ber, general superintendent,

^ove God. Isuiah 58 will also at. Anns Auxiliary is, sptm ,be rend in connection with theisorinR the Spring Hat feudal m lS j tj* t e s o f America,

'the St. Demetrius Community M u i ' e 1 1 Woodman

by seventh and eighth gradestudents us well

The Curteret Youth Center Is.sponsored by the

Lenten devotions will be coivducted on Wednesday, March14, at 7:30 P. M. The pastor

above Scripture, as buckKruund'011 the

The

OARTERET-Paul Leek hasbeen appointed personnel man-ager of Metal 4 Thermit Cor-poration1* plant In Carteret.

Prevtom to 'acceptum «->m-ployment with M. fc T , Mr.Leek w u perionnel mumper of

held|Maek Trucks, Inc. Plainfleldplant and aUo worked for a

time at Muck's newHaneritown, Md., planL From

to I960 he was employedthe Centraly the Ce

Annex l« Wa*lilimt<in. D. C,U U tat an administrative

A native of Wil,., Mr. Leek attended wilkes

College and Rutgers UniversityCollege, He recentlyPated in a progrum at the loculhigh uhool under the

the Rutgers liwtliute ofManagement and Ubm in anjeffort to •upplement the stu-i4enU Imowledgt! of probluinsIn the Indiwtrial relation* field

He reildes at 321 Jone* l"i> wiltBouth Plainfleld, withold BOH,

locuted on Washington Avenue,lliear PershlnK Avenue.

Dinner 011 Saturday

will preach the second in a"Re-con-

clusi'on of the sifvice theiv willbe a coffee hoiji1 m tlu ParishHall during wVficli th, second!chapter,of the book •'Our New

wil] be

CARTERET - Adinner will be held from 5 to 8V M, Saturday by the PolishAmerican Club, Inc., 129 Ran-'diilph Street. Mr. Joseph Bar-tos Is uhairman.

Ust Saturday a meeting waBhi'ld ut th«' clubrooms wheretlitv following men were accept-id Into the organization: KarolNiemiec. John Clarkowski, Rus-

Demkowltz, Mltch-

or the \wvlt in-United Lutllel'tth CllUl'Ch

Women on Monday ift 7:30P. M. and Catechetic*. Classeson Thursday at 3:30 P M , 8:30P. M. and 7:3tt P. M.

FOOD SALE TODAYCARTERET — The

Club of the St. KliCatholic Church

and Patrii'faRev. H. Addison Woeste-

neyer will preach at both the dttlonal Pre-Lenten danB:30 and the 11:00 A. M. ser-

ilies will be served as follows: dlesex County Chairman; Dei;Every Sunday at 6:00 P. M., be-'Siegfried. Sussex County Chair-uitmiing on March 11; every,man: Robert Ruggeri and Rob-!Friday at 7:00 P. M., Deuimnm,'.1'1'' O'Donnell. faculty members,;

1 " • •- -• • and Kinssley FisherFirst District foulest

Carteret high school is thefirst high school In the state to!

have a District Contest of the ,,InjNational High School Oratorical

,1 Contest. More than 1.Q00 stu-

on March 16 and the DivintLiturgy every Friday at 8:15A. M.

St. Demetrius Parent-Teach-1rts As^"ei"tion will h"'d a I '1-

the Pavilion onk l ^ w n t h a t t n e o r .

w k M m w o u W n o t s u p p o r ton the subject. How to March f0, beginning atj 8 P. M.idents listened to,oratoW on t h e ; ^ l l n d l m a n S u c h c l i a i r ^

God." Isuhih 58 will also at. Ann's Auxiliary h spnn- i^f" 1 1 1 " 0 " ° ^ U n l t e d lt | i e streets and roads commit- I

messane.Junior - Junior

Youth Fellowship will moot atthe church at 12:«0 P M. and

T. Lee for reelection.p a n " i At th« party meeting this

iC-nter on March 12 at 7:30 P J™ntOolnmander thanked the jweek> , t i s u n d e l , s t o o d i t h e m a .M. We hope that the communitywill support both, of these af-fairs. a

go in the church but to the! 8t, Demetrius' pastor. Rev,Statue of Liberty, returning at!J° l l n Hundlak, at present time7:00 P. M.

Those prepariim I'"'1 chinchmembership and interested1

adults will study the, subjf(ct,,"Our Church at Worji." at Vjohlt Trosko Hurt

Carteret High School,for the!

is on hisFla.,

! around March

in Miamito be back

Herman E. Horn's invitationhas shown that much can bedone in Americanism when,schools cooperate with patriotic'programs of national scope. Jdr-IHorn had acted as jijdge in the

P. M. A series of, Lenten ser-vices will be held eachWednes-day at 7:30 P M.

The trustees' mmiiig will beheld at 8:30 P. M. Wednesday,The Naomi Circle will meet in i

the church parlor Tuesday at Wednesday

In Misluifi at WorkCARTERET John Trosko,

38, of 53 Laurel Street suffereda back Injury while at work atthe, Esskl) Mfg. Co., Elizabeth,

8:00 P. M.

\lo

.11, week in the St,

I ' / l l l l .

Joseph Frankowskliieiijamin Hetmanski.

Plant are. underway for the auditorium onannual Easter social to be 'Iwld . n o o n t o ^ S P . ^ ^ ^For advance

from

please

Geeand 4-year-

jority vote went to Abazziaseveral votes for both Such andJackson.

Mr. Jackson was fund drivejChairjnan. for .the Carteret

is a past president of

county gThe winner will appear atp

Trenton Jr. High, School to-night, March ft. Ht 8 PM.

He was taken to ElizabethGeneral Hospital mid admitted.

Jaycees Will HearTalk by Can Tuesday

CARTERET — Thomas Carr,Perth ftmboy, consultant to the

injured - whileat work.

moving ma-HONORABLE MENTION

CARTERET --Frederick Mit;

Chell Sasovetz, son of MrMT8. Joseph Sasovetz, 50 Ma-j ttKr0VF»n)

Street Carteret, WHS islveii|AUTO RECOVEBfcl)honorable mention on the; CARTKNBT - T'lf auto of

Police said Mr. Trosko was Carteret Planning Board will be

Honor Boll for the fall semes-ter at the College of Emporia,

Agostino Bonavita, 13 Sunny-side Drive, this borough, re-

t ^ t u v ported stolen Febnwiy 19, wasmention a student must nave recovered Wednesday in Ellz-

average of between 2.0 abeth. The spare tire was mis-

Thusdaykatis. To receive Honorable

and 2.48. I sing.

the speaker at the meeting ofthe Curteret Junior Chamber ofCommerce next Tuesday nightat 9:30 in the Club Markjay.

He will discuss Carteret'sMaster Plan. His appearance

Clubs and of the Parkview CivicClub. He la a member of Cheboa.rd of advisers of the PerthAmboy Mental Health, Clinic;American Legton Post 363;Cleveland - Columbus Parent iTeacher Association; Sports-men's Association; TheodoreRoosevelt Lodge 219, F&AM:Carteret Craftsmen Club, andFlrsl Presbyterian Church.

Sees No Battle < ;,^Mayor Sklba di&ounted th« ft

talk of "a battle." He said t h f | ' 'it was an open primary aa fasus the Democrats Arecerned. , .

The Republican mayoraltyin the third part of a slx-parl t*ndidate ^ & foreman t&speaker program arranged byiFoster Wheeler CorporatiOft,the Jaycees.

Refreshments will be servedlatter the meeting.

Mr. Boncelet, served atpaign manager for uielkan ticket f»U.

PAGE TWOFRIDAY, MARCH 0, 1962

Jewish Community News

Morton S. Banm, Rabbifondle LlRhtlng Time, Fri-

day, March 9, 5:36 P. M.Friday Evening Services, 5:45

-P. M.Sabbath

8:45 A. M.Morning ServlceB,

Scriptural Reading, ExodusPekuda!

, Junior•A.M.

Congregation, 10:45

Afternoon Service, 5:30 P. M.Study Group, 5:45 P. M.Sabbath Ends 8:25 P. M.Dally Services, 5:30 P M.

Girl Scout Sabbath will becelebrated at the Oneg Sabbath

•services next Friday evening,March 16, at Loving JusticeCongregation, Participants willbe Girl Scout Troop 116, Mrs.P. Sutter and Mrs. C. Brown,

Session is HeldBy VFf LadiesCARTERBT - The Ladles

Auxiliary. V.P.W.. Star LandingPost 2314, held its meeting lastMonday evening In the postrooms. Mrs. Ruth Donovan,senior vice president, presided,

A silver offering was awardedto Mrs Donovan In charge ofhospitality for the evening wereJulia Pelszyk and Mrs: Marga-ret Nemeth. On Mnrch 20 theauxiliary will hold a bingoparty lor disabled veterans at

A "Purlm Twist" contest will M e n ] 0 parjc Members are urgedbe held in conjunction with the j t o attend. A candy project was

begun to help raise money fof

Clubwomen toHear Publicist

field trnlniiiR maneuverheld In Korea.

During tlw four-daymoretlons

carnival.The carnival committee will

serve delicious kosher ham-burgers and hot dogs togetherwith traditional Purim delica-cies for lunch.

At the carnival conducted bythe older students, many chal-lenging games and displays Inthe Purim style will be avail-able.

All benefits will be used (orschool equipment.

Meetings This Week at LovingJustice Congregation

Tuesday, March 13,6:30 P.M.,Brownies; 7:30 P. M., Int. Ju-deans; 8:30 P. M., Congrega-tional Meeting.

Wednesday, March 14, 7:00

Mrs. R. Kramer, leader.The services will con-

the building fund.The Loyalty Dance will be

sponsored by the Honor Guard.It will be held on May 12 at thepost rooms. Tickets may be ob-tained from any Honor Guardmember or at the VJ.W. post.A ham and cabbage supper willbe held on St. Patrick's Day Inthe post rooms from 4:00 P. M.to 8:00 P. M. The proceeds willalso go to the building fund.

The next meeting will be heldMarch 1? at 8:00 P. M. In thepost rooms. Nomination andelection of officers will takeplace. The Eighth District willhold its meeting tonight at 8 inOld Bridge.

leaders, and the Brownie group, P. M., Girl Scouts; 7:30 P. M.,day Jewish War Veterans,

Thursday, March 15, 7:00P. M., Boy Scouts; 8:30 P.Jewish Community Center.

OBJECT8 BATH SHOTSRome — Acting as the pro-

tective husband, Eddie Fisherhas objected to shots of Ellza-oeth Taylor nude in a bathduring her filming of Cleo-patra.

ducted by students and former*v students of Carteret Hebrew

""' School.Troop 116 is sponsored by

'"the United Hebrew Sisterhood.

'•;',' Purlm, the festival com-''] memoratlng .the victory of the' Jewish people over their ene-

*".'. mies in ancient Persia, will becelebrated on Monday evening,

"'March 19, and Tuesday, March20, at Loving Justice Congre-

" gation.The "Megillah," the Book of,

; Esther," will be read from a c e s s e d ** t n e n o r m a l l a b o r a

'hand-written scroll in our syn-' tory-, , , , . , . .••• agogue. Youngsters and their Following his objections, af-" parents will gather to listen to e r "*** Ox film, the shots'.'I the retelling of this story, jeer- w e r e h a n c l e d o v e r *° h l m -

ing Haman, who sought to de-. stroy the Jewish people.

The United Hebrew sister-hood will distribute Purlm

7, "greggers," noisemakers, and,. hamantashen cakes that are

the shots were taken severalweeks ago. Everyone had beencleared from the set for the

I the film was not pro-

CARD OF THANKSMARGARET LIPTAK

We wish to express our sin-cere thanks to our relatives,

^traditional on the festival ofjfriends and neighbors for theirh. merry-making, to all children, kind expression of sympathy., The Book of Esther will be .their many acts of kindness,

^.read a second time at the ser-lthe spiritual bouquets and thevices to be held oh Tuesday:beautiful floral tributes extend-

,,.,mornins, March 20. ed during our bereavement ingRegular Hebrew school classes the death of our dearly beloved

will not be held, on Monday wife, mother and sister, Mar-and Tuesday, March 19 and 20.

„, Children will participate inr the T>urlm celebration Mondayj fvening, March 19, at 6 P. M.

The Purim Masquerade andCarnival will be held on Sun-

?. d- 1Tarch 18, at 11:00 A. M.. H* .:• Ukrainian Pavilion.• The program will consist of..;.h costume contest, and prizes

will be awarded in the follow-„, Ing categories' Best Queen Es-

ther, Mordecai, Ahaseuros, Ha-•• man, most beautiful, most

original, most humorous,- All children in costume willj

receive participant prizes.

garet Liptak.We especially wish to thank

the staff and nurses at Eliza-beth General Hospital, Eliza-beth; Foster Wheeler Corp.,

CARD OF THANKS

PRANK GURKA

We wish to express ourthanks to our relatives

NEW HEADQUARTERS: John E. Krnny (renter), presi-dent of Foster Wheeler Corporation, discuss** a model ofthe corporation's new headquarters building nrarlni com-pletion In Uvlnitston, N. J., with Livingston's MayorGeorge R. Cox (rifhtl and W. L. Martwlck, chairman ofthe Board of Foster Wheeler.

When completed this summer, the headquarters willhome 1,000 employees, »nd become Foster Wheeler's sec-ond installation in the state. The firm's three manufactur-ing plants in the V. S. ar« located at Carteret, Datuvllle,N. Y., and Mountaintop, Pa.

The new structure coven abont four u r n and containsmore than 165,000 square feet of floor space. It ii essen-tially a one-story building located on a thirty-acre site.

From the new headquarter!, Fo§ter Wheeler will co-ordinate activities of Its world-wide engineering, designand construction operations for the chemical, petro-ebem-

Ical, petroleum and power generation Industries.

Telephone Company CitesEmploye in Fire Rescue

Carteret Man inKorea Maneuvers

J. 8 FORCES, KOREA-Army PFC James H. Gregory,

ory, 2 Avenue, Cnrteret

Area StudentsIn VarietyC A R T E R E T

OBlTUARlfcFRANK GURKA

at the Evening MembershipDepartment of the CarteretWomen's Club regular meetingwhich will be held at St. Mark'sChurch HRII, Monday at 8;30P. M. will be Jay P. .Murray, itwns announced by Mrs. BenPondi.

Mr. Murray Is past publicityeditor of California Oil and Isnow associated with their Ad-vertising Department. He Isalso 'a cartoonist, short storywriter, and a writer of humor-ous greeting cards. He has beenpublicity Information head forthe Rarltan Bay Area FundDrive for 1960, 1961 and 1962

The topic of Mr. Murray'stalk will be "Cartoons—Past,Present, and Future." He willalso give instruction In draw-ing caricatures. Since this willbe of Interest, all members areurged to bring guest* If theydesire.

Hospitality chairman of theevening will be Mrs. ThomasLlss, assisted by Mrs. Alex Mos-clkl, Mrs. John Timko and MrsM. wiiheim, Mother's Club Sets

E. M. D. Spring Conferencewas held on Saturday at theEssex House. Newark. Thosewho attended were Mrs. An-drew Lee, Mrs. Edward Holder,Mrs. William" Blerne, Mrs.George Sheridan and Mrs, Rob-. ,ert Elliot. The guest speaker will be "Moon Pilot" and the

stage show will be the Easter

in both dny andtlier WfRCott'tactical maneuvers under and was in

simulated combat conditions.Gregory Is fin assistant rock-

et-launcher pinner in CompanyB of the 1th Division's 32ndInfantry In Korea. Overseassince last August, he enteredthe Army in August, 1960. andcompleted bnslc tralnlnR atFort BennliiR. Oa.

Gregory was graduated from

everjcollegr, sponsored by 1*M1* H f W M R n oll ganger

T X ' t l n n number MS «U- * ^ Am"rlca« «' r

mid a

S o a T i l * o f ^ V o H t y . ^Lmbd* 0 . ^ c&lU of 8t Jo,Thallland'nnd Turkish armlM|Tnu. won f l r . ' ; n'! i 7'' ( , ( ) ( , i^r ,n r Catholic Church n

of the vocal nf H o , y

whV MI,, SreoeraDher for the dance mim-

f t h e l 2Catholic

Surviving are his •of Etta BrltUm Gmb

I / V J < i i * w n f * l p »-<----

dancers who performed.Judging wrr pro'™*1

the colleiie ami » ivpiesrnhillve daughters, Mrs. Lois (i;id

of the motion plettin- Industry.'tad of Rahway, Mrs. c i rPoints were given for PolH1. Lavln of Edison, MrsPoints were goriginality and piwntRtimt. Rokoncia of ;

Mis* Symchlk and Miss Wes- pfc. John Brian Ourkncott are sophomores majoring Marine Corp tCorps,

seven

n f

Cartcret (N. J ' HIRh School ln| h o m p p c o n o n l l , s others par-japan; ,1960 and worked for Panthers . . l n v m M l M pnula two slutrrn, Mru , 4 » . e l m In P»rl)l AmbOT.l" ... „_...< »..., Colt n»IH., „» /^l(f«-«..iMotor Sales In PerthN. J, prior to enteringArmy.

'Lamp Miss Carol Ann Catt, Rellly of CliffwoodMlas Emily Iwanskl, Miss Linda Furlan of Carterrt;

Miss hrothers, Stephen

of Troop 52 hasplans for n trip toMusic Hall, New York City.April 26, when the feature tllrrti

WOODBRIDGE — George T.

friends and neighbors for their Ooodenow. Jr., 329 Columbuskind expressions of sympathy; Avenue, has been awarded atheir many acts of kindness,the spiritual bouquets and the

New Jersey Bell Telephone Coemploye citation for his efforts

beautiful floral tributes extend- in an attempted rescue of aned during our bereavement in aged man who died from inthe death of our dearly belovedhusband, father, grandfather

Juries suffered in a fire last;January 1.

and devoted brother and uncle,' M r Goodenow, 28, is a staffFrank Gurka. [assistant in the New Brunswick

We especially wish to thank office of the telephone corn-Rev. Dominic Manzo. O.S.\l,!pany. He also belongs to Wood-Rev. Victor Grabrian, O.S.M.,1 bridge Fire Company. *the Altar Boys, and the organ-! Qn New Year's Day, he re-is and soloist, Miss Eleanor Sponded with his fire companyAbaray, of St. Joseph's R. C. to a call from 175 Grove Street.Church, Carteret; the Slovak|The occupant, forced out of theCatholic Sokol Society, Assem- house by flames, told him thatbly 118, Carteret; Ladles For-esters of America, Circle 52,Carteret; Red Cross, Perth Am-

her 75-year-old brother wasjtrapped in the smoke-filledcellar.

boy Chapter; Lt. Col. Robert! H e em>red the basement,

was Mrs Harley L. Dangre-mond, president of the New

j Jersey State Federation ofWomen's Clubs. Entertainmentwas by the Choraliers, a groupmade up of women who aremembers of the ArlingtonWomen's Club E. M. D.

Boy Scouts Spend

\ ' ir,

POsi, Miss Cnrnl I,;v/arr»Barbnra Dowrirll, Miss Nancy Point Pleasant, Fd«a:Gyula, Miss Sandra Manettl, Michael of Carteret.Miss Elaine Dolan, and Miss The funeral was ivi,Bonnie Hall. day morning Irom ti

The piano accompanists were Funeral Home, 54'

yHis father. Howard Gregory,

lives at l ' i E. Marshall StreetRichmond, Va.

X V Wlinir M l s« E l l i w t ) e t l 1 L«mP s o n n n d nue. A high requiem M.,\ . I . WWII M l s , P ( W swenson. offered In St. Joseph, r

FORDS-The Mothers Club — . — by Rev. Victor M r,-r

.harm Course Set psu intaraent «, :;, . . J a m e s Ometery, WO-.JI'•«

At Rahtiiy ) ' N - 4 with Father Qrabiian ,,»."|RAHWAY - Richard Fors- M * **"*** were Andrn-

gate, director of Rahway.?YMCA, has announced a clwrmfcourse to be held at the YMCA "

Pageant. Arrangements havebeen made for the bus to pickup members at School 7, 6:45'P.M.

Members arc urged to make:reservations early: by Monday,if possible. Anyone InterestedIn Joining the club on this out-Ing may contact Mrs. KathrynToscano, president, 28 Jensen

Car eTcraiumen :^ f \ ^ SSciub. under the leadership oriCaplk 5 Clum Avenue. Secretsrouimasirr Tom Dunn a n a i ^ 1 ^ ^ ^ ^ l ^

I Walknservices werefor residents of the area. Mrs. ROsary

Mollie Mappen, 119 Freeman Monday evening.Street, Woodbridge, .cliarm,school authority, will conductclasses beglnnlnc Saturday and|continuing for ten consecutiveSaturdays, with a class at 10:30A. M. and 1 P. M. each week.

For teenagers, career girls,will meet, Monday ^ d homemakers. classes will

Include Instruction in attaininggood figure, proper makeup,weight, wardrobe, poise, walk-

Assktauts Michael Shomsky'nnd Carl Freeman, enjoyed aflnn bin rold Veekend of out-door rampniK at Camp Derrickin Jamt";blirE.

Friday night was spentaround a warm camp fire, tell-|ing tales and playing games'! Saturday brought a sunny, coldj'day that was made useful for

made fof the annual p S

chairman, urged all to attend.

• - ^ ^ ^ - ^ ^ - ^ ^ - -^.^r -^r wJf ~~ -»-- " ^ —

J/wi C tut)

Anyone interested may callthe YMCA for further details.Registration may be accom-plished on the day of classes or

advance.

corps,groping in the thick smoke. lR 1 ,O R r F T OOODEN'OW JR. outdoor cooking, games and

Japanijwith the help of another fire-iZZ._.._ ' '.. - ' -Dr. M. A. Chodosh, Carteret!man he found the man uncon-iFirst Aid Squad, the medicaliscious Mr. Goodenow ivmoved HONESTY PAYS?star! and nurses at Elizabeth^ g a s m&:&, put it on the; p a w n e e Rock, Kan. -General Hospital, The Ameri- smoke victim and with the oth-:can Oil Co., Carteret: Ameri- er five fighter, dragged him:can Oil Co., Local 8397, Car-,outside.teret; Foster Wheeler Corp., T h e m a n w a s t a k e n to

oetn; Foster Wheeler Corp., wheeler Corp.. Carteret; IDE. a n d f r o m b u r n s o { the head,1 . .n V f . m l T . t . t h ,boys of maintenance shop at AFL-Clb, Local 440, Carteret;jneck, , o r e a r m s a n d h a n d s . ,drea to retarn tte w n , to heFoster Wheeler; Mrs, Parkerand girls In cafeteria; IUE-AFL-CIO, Local 440, LumuredNight Girls, Security Steel CIO,co-workers of Weston's, Dept.22 and 23 and J, J, Murray,pallbearers, Carteret and Wood-bridge Police escorU and theSynowieckl Funeral Home forsatisfactory service rendered.

Family of the lateMargaret Liptak

Headquarters for

VITA-VAR PAINTSand

LUMINALL PAINTSWallpaper and

raintcrs Supplies

ANGELO MICHAEL& SON

•Miii-iiu Washington Avenue

(arkre t Tel. KI 1-.M4I

I'SLIQUORS

• Drive-In rServlni Your

Beer, Wine and

Liquor Needs

Pershing at Randolph

CarMret; 35-Year Club atter Wheeler Corp., employees ofthe Machine Shop at Poster

w h e r e h e d i e d t w o ia t e r

purae conUinkiyhdhflred dollars, a $4 check.

Amboy G e n e r a j gospltal k e v » W % Ortat Bend (Kifc)

o Mr. and— short hike. Sunday actlvltlty|M^"7o'seph Samu, 2-F Bergen

included dressing formally and gtreet, at Perth Amboy Generalattending church services |Hospital Kebruan' 2

Bill, The followliiR scouts partlci- ~ -'pated in the camp-out: Andrew Daughter born to Mr. andMajsztryr JEdward QlssewstLllto. Casitner Selobyt. 7 ParkRobert stcfahlck niilJ^Tklinflfa i at Perth Amboy General

Frank P a r l o c ^ J ' ^ t a l S w i U l , March 2

addreoa.the Machine Shop at Poster f r o m t h e e f £ e c t s o f t h e s m o k e H d uwheeler Corp.. Carteret; IDE. a n d f r o m b u r n s o { the head,1 . .n V

b j drea to etarnOfficers and Employees at State Mrs, Goodenow has

U. S. food airlift braves bul- nue at Perth Amboy General

velt Avenue, Carteret; neigh-;bors on Clauss Street; those

J u , t. „ . . DEAN'S LISTwho donated their cars; the; C A R T E R E T ... w m i a m

d Szabo, 136 Penning Avenue, a c a m e with a $4 check Enclosed.

woman only to learn that thehad msved to Arkansas City,Kan.

Levingston promptly mailedthe purse, but got no acfcnowl-,f-dgement, and wrote to inquire

J- if it was received. The answer

lets in Vietnam. Hospital March 4.

Frank Gurka ter.House votes 2 billion rise in

debt lirojt.

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STORE HOURS:Mon. Thru S»(. 9 A. M. to 7 T. M. Sun. 9 to U

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FISH• Lire Lobsters k ('rab-• King Crab Clawt I• Home Made CUm

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We suggest you have that haircut—which :.as|been spoiled by fast and improper cutti:-,^|corrected and re-styled by

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Notice to Our Patrons:Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carsia, Owners of

MARGARET'S BEAUTY SALOINand

BOB'S BARBER SHOP592 Roosevelt Avenue €arteret, IS. J.

Leaving April 11th to spendEanter in the Holyland.

(We will alto vblt t«ypt, Francr and Ronif.)

While we art away, the Btauty Parlor willbf operated by Sonnte, Btrtha and Helrn.

The Barter Shop will b« op«n wwkdayi fromt A. M. to 4 P. M, and all day Saturday, in

ewe of Bob MaUurt of linden.

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PROCLAMATIONWHEREAS, the Jewish War Veterans of the

U.S.A. was founded on March 15, 1896, and inthis year celebrates its sixty-sixth anniversary;and '

WHEREAS, the JWV is thfc pldest active warveterans organization in this country, with over1,000 posts and auxiliaries; and

WHEREAS, during its 66 years of service toits country by fostering and perpetuating trueAmericanism, by combating whatever tends toimpair the efficiency and permanency of ourfree institutions by encouraging the doctrine ofuniversal liberty, equal rights and full justicetp all men, by Instilling love of country and flapand promoting sound minds and bodies in'ouryouth and by honoring the memory and shield-ing from neglect the grave* of our heroic dead,/the Jewish War Veteran* haa helped to create abetter world In which to live;

NOW, THEREFORE, I, Stephen Sklba, Mayorof* the Borough of Carteret, do hereby proclaimthe weel of March 15 as Jewish War VeteransWeek and do call upon the -citizens of the Bor-ough of Carteret to Join me in expressions offelicitation, support and good wishes lor thisworthy organization which has played so greata part in our country's development.

STEPHEN SKIBA, Mayor

Dated: February 19,1963 '

Attest:Patrick PotoCnig, Borough Clerk

PROCLAMATIONWHEREAS. March 12.1962. will mirk a ha:: •

of wrviee to American youth by Otrl Scout* of tht ' :

States of America; and

3, in the past fifty JTMTI more

teen million girls have »hared in thi profoundly a ^lam spiritual, educational, and toclal eBperien<>"Scouting; and '

WHEREAS, during these years tour and a ' '

lion men and women have been devoted vohmu*- :

Girl Scout movement; and

WHEREAS, the current strength of the Oi •-

of the United States of America Is three and a i.•>•'

lion ilrl* and adulU, who are each day strlvuiti ' ' ;

tlie:r promise to do their duty to God and co«:::

hei(D people at all Um«, and to live by the i''-; :

laws of loyalty, honesty, couAe«y, chwr/ulnew ••;•'

ness, kindness, and thoughthilness tojotii*rs;

NOW, THERKPORi:, I. STEPHEN SKIBA. v>

"t the authority! vested in me as Mayor of l'y

hereby proclaim March 11-n of this year i»"- '

Scout Week and March 1J M the Golden A"-

uf \X\t founding of Qifl ScouUnt. in the U>11U(I '

of America. I call upon all clUsens to give the < i :' :"

the fullest cooperation and support u tt'W t!IlU'r

their »eooud half century, so that Increase m>iV

of girls may benefit from UM splendid program

ing In CIUMMWP which th« Qlrl Scout onj'">"'11"^

offers., (SIlMd)

Borough of CarUretMarch fi,

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ah Plans Local Girl is BrideMI Jubilee Of Morristown Man

FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1062 PAGE THREE

*. .»»;-»£AS-

By K.C CouncilOpen House Held

Mr- Stanley Shln-rhalrman. nn-

• par-cel",Klpn .l

March

Democrats PlanAnnual Dinner

WOODBRIDQE - The wed- AVENEL — Over 100 mem-dliiR of Miss Martha Edithj^™1, ProsPective members andHortobagyl and Raymond Jo-'house Vee t lngoM'seph Leltner was solemnised'drew's Knights of ColumbugSaturday morning at a doublejCoiindl at the local C.Y.O, hallring ceremony In St. M a r y s T h c mef t l nR marked the 80th

Perth Amboy, with anniversary of the order andCo- AVENEIJ — Final plnnn for _.pm-tlw installation dinner of t h e C h u r c n ' r r " " " n'"m^ W l l n the first anniversary of th,has Democratic and Civic Club ofiR(%v- William Haughney officl- council.

East. Avenel were made at Mon-a""* | A film "Noble Heritage" anH- i v p n day's meeting at Maple Tree, The bride is the daughter of , recorded messa*fromK'1Pn „ »«... iritnn- *.u.i..,i !M, < n J u r . Tnv, u^i«u»~..< ' »"«uea message irom

In| i n ^ ^ m n n n - C h a i = a b i eannounced tickets") Milton Avertue. Mr.

HnUV'«n ' ^ l c n wni be held March 24 at >*ph Leltner. Morristown. andi sher, way.i »nd l h P Mnpte Tree Farm. .nephew of Dr. Anthonynil reported on o A n n p n ( l r t h m , , tnA Mhhnitii m; Perth

mining project• n i i i i i t e . Al' i ' l l

. r|,,iirti hmrlv'on

A,,,il \?. at the 5,

Z t of the

District^uty John Oranelll and William

A corned beet and cabbage " " • m i n AraDOy- De Joy speak on the alms anddinner 1* scheduled for Tuesday G'ven In marriage by her purposes of the order,

; also at Maple tree Farm from father, the bride wore a Rown, Michael De Stefano grandto 8 P. M Mrs. Benjamin0 ' P e n u de sole with a prln- knight, announced five men re-n at thr j i n night, announced five men re

vn,k ritv Welnsteln, chairman, stnted cpM front appliqupd with lace;ceived t n e h o n o r s o f t h e K o f

"cJcetii are vallbl f h «nd sred arls Her skirt f

• r u i l i i n " 'I,,, p i n v i d

n,k ritv W l d c e i v e d t n e h o n o r s o f t h e K o f

nnimrement "cJcetii are avalliible from the «nd sred pearls. Her skirt fea-iC. first degree in February at'nhen donor committee. tu»d « bu«Ue-bow back and the Carey Council dub roomsZ*\-111 he A Chinese auction will Vfca-ended In ii chapel train appli-,Thpy were Angclo Manner

IP '' .n»n-uin- tured April 2 after a short W* l n In™- A double crown of Charles K1sh. John Clark Johneting M J S A l n c ' n l ( I he f i n r t ib v Eny meeting, Mm. Jean Southern Is A'encon Ince held her fingertip Hlla. and John Paioczle. Thorn

In charge of arrnngements. veil of French illusion, and she as Tozzi, Jr., received his flrsl,„ sew Jersey Mrs. Mitchell was h o i lp l u l l t ycarTled white orchids and lilies-degree honors another evening

• !'(,.,, nn- will take chairman for the evening Thr- . , l"Vi ?" u . . ' a l l h e W o o d l ) r l df ie Council:,:'„!; K,,"-dom^prll attendance pr te was won by M a " « n o t h o n o r w a s M l »home. •,"\i.,v 1 Mrs Laurence Mrs. Fred Hyde.•i vcmnl i1"-I. : who is

. iiniv nintiict Mrs

Joseph McConnell, Morristown,! The bowling banquet was an-sister of lhe bridegroom. Brides-jnounced for May 12 by Thomasmaids were Miss Karen Leltner,|Prlce.

WOODBRILX3E Vamluls b r l d ( ,K n ) ) ) m i a n d M l s s Berna-program chairmen will atten

rnaiinmn., ,InteresU-d VANDALS CAUSE DAMAGE

d e t u > Ura ( l7" C o l o n i a ' c o u s l n the spring regional meetingh

;H a l l .

„ Kaplan. p m « . _ w to the Co.onla Laundo,,,,,, ^ - ^ £ { — ^ £ ^ " " c . C t a S . . t the Im. lh, nominating lnman Avenue, the owner. John M f l U r m l U r b a n , C o l o n ( f t f 0 U B i n '

follow Mrs Jo- Hammlll. Rahway, told police o f t h ( , t, l l()pn vi, chairman: yestcrdnv morning

Wnii'wad Mrs ' Serving as best man was Jo-',nii! H iiidiTt. nnd Israel dt-feals bid to nid ^P ' 1 McConnell. Mnrris«,ownM< Wind.:rad. in | ) s ° " Arabs,

C o n c e p t l o n S c h o 0

Spotiiwoad. March 28

I he I Iliinah

SHIRT FINISHING

TAILOR SHOP

Ushers were Anthony Leltner.Perth Amboy, cousin of thehrldt'utfxim. and Robert Palko.!Edison |

Aftc: a trip to Puerto Rlco[and ilir Virgin Islands, the'coupli will reside at 35 Ray-mond Road. Morristown. Fortraveling the bride chose awhitr silk suit with a mink col-lar and red accessories

i' NightHeld by Liom

AVENEL — The Lions Clulheld its sixth annual LadiesNight, Saturday at KennyAcres with Raymond Maierchairman and Vincent Rlcar-done and Joseph Wlnqulst as!co-chairmen. The women were!

Mrs. U-ltner graduated from pr,.SP,,ted with gifts and cor-Woodbrtdge High School and;s(lf!es

attended Rutgers University O u , , s U l n c h ) d e d Police Com-

Plan Breakfast \Style Show Easter Social IsOn Mother's Day Is Planned Slated by Club

AtHopelawh

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CAETERET - A Mother'sDay breakfast to be held onMother's Day with Mrs Alex 8Mosrlrkl as chairman was an-nounced lit the last meeting ofThe Altar and Rosary Societyof St. Joseph's by Mrs. LillianOrohmann.

Pr. Victor Orabrlan. O.8.M.,,|welcomed members and guests

nd gave a short discourse onNocturnal Adoration

Dr. John T. Harrlgan, guestspeaker, gave a most Interestingtalk and discussion on cancer,

The society also heard a re-cording played by Fr. ThomasCunningham, O.S.M, of theAfrican natives sins Ma«s tothe rhythm of their nativeCongolese drums.

Other comlnR events sched'tiled for the society are:

on March 29 with MrsFiances Tedeschi and MrsMary Johnson ln charge of refreshments, and Mrs. JeromeKnot, In charge of a white elephant sale and a Day of Recollecl.ion with Fr, CharlesLyons, OSM. officiating.

HOPEI.AWN -The HopdawnHome nnd School Associationwill sponsor n spring fashionshow March 21. ft P. M , at theschool auditorium, with MrsSteve CSCIT and Mrs LawrenceClement, as co-chairmen

Mrs. 'Cscrr is also in chargeof the prnftram: Mrs. Stephen!Kondrk, publicity; Mrs StevenStanklewicz. posters; Mrs. Dom-inck Ruffo, Mrs. Qeorge Kac-Rur and Mrs. Cserr, tickets,Mrs. Edward Tyler and Mrs.Cserr, decorations.

Sisterhood Holds

On the serving committee areMrs. Kondrk, chairman: Mrs.Michael Baumley. Mrs. JuliusEllas. Mrs. John Edli. MrsLouis Pemicka, Mrs. Peter Zlol-kowskl, Mrs. Alex Zambor, MrsPeter MlsclewUv., Mrs. GatonCiollella, Mrs. Thomas Boclpploand Mrs. John Knar,

Mrs. William Lansford and

CARTfiRET ~ Plnns weremade for the annual EMterSocial, Swieconka, at the re-organization meetlnn of th«Polish American Lartl'f Auxi-liary Club which was held &tthe Randolph Street Clubroom*on March 1. Plins w«re mucieto combine efforts with theMen's Club for the social whlfhwill be held at Falcon Hull ortApril 28.

The regular meetinR is sched-uled for April 9 at which tlmBa movie will be shown

The officers elected were:Mrs. Thomas Mlllk, president;Mrs. John Niedbala, vice presi-dent; Mrs Edward Szullmow-ski, financial secretary: MintIrene Synowlecki, treasurer:

MaUhew Crarnota publi-

Miss Marion Ward isWed to Anthony Ficarra

CAKTERET — Miss Marion

Ward, daughter of Mi andShe is employed by the m i M l o m . r Thomas Costello and Mrs William Ward, 15 Cliilord

First Bank and Trust Company, nlfi wlf l, a n d M r a n d M r s

Koids. as a bookkeeper. Charles Jenco, partners of theThe bridegroom, a graduate Forge Inn and Dutch Maid Mo-

nt Metuchrn ' High School, U-ls.In the U. 8. Air Force The door prize, a stereo

and was stationed In Korea. He phonograph, was won by Mrs.in business with his father at Marion Miller. The dark horse

I»• liner Si Son. MorrWown prize, a tape recorder, was• awarded to Mrs. Carl Banuele.

Loving cups were given to the

Ladies' Aid Society

treet, became the bride ot An-i Sets Prayer Servicethony Ficarra, son Of Mr and FORDS—The Ladies' Aid So-Mrs. Frank Ficarra, 1017 Wai- ciety of Our Redeemer Luth-nut Street, Linden, at 4 P M-wan Church will participate inSaturday. Rev. William F. For- a World Day of Prayer Servicerest performed the double nmrat the church tomorrow, 1:301 CARTERET — Miss Janetceremony In St, Mark's Episco-;P-

Club to InstallNew Officers

Loving cups were given to the>*st d a n « r s « f o l l o w s : Mta«ri*W by her fath*. Bile

k f C h t i s lMarge Webber and WilliamHahner. Jitterbug; Mrs. Rose

j ^Mr. and Mrs. Al Hoatrue. the

W(X)DBHIDGE — Tin' third twist; MlM Mary Bodnar andof offirers of Em-Mr. Hahner, polka; Mr. and

;. m Club 351 will be held Mon- Mrs. Daniel Flan*aum, th7 30 P M at the Metuchim cha cha.I»dnt'. Middlesex Avenue. A loving cup was also pre

CARTERET — The membersof the Sisterhood of the BlessedVirgin Mary at their monthlymeeting, Wednesday, in the Pa-vilion announced a plrogy saleon March 16.

Also, on the same evening, StAnn's Auxiliary had their mfeet-

in the St. Demetrius Cen-ter. Discussed was the lectureabout the famous Ukrainianpoet and artist, Taras Shev-chenko, which is planned toApril 8.

At both these meetings thlate beloved member of theseorganizations, Mrs. Irene Hundlak, was remembered by a'members and a prayer wasoffered for her soul by Re'Peter Melech. This was 1honor the fourth anniversaryof her death. On the same dayDivine Liturgies were offereefor her soul here ln Cartereand in Miami.

Mrs. Qaza Verba are in chargeof the dressing room, and mod-els include:

Mrs. Louis Szalay, Mrs. Jo-seph Nemyo, Mrs. AndrewKurcz. Mrs, Donald Scales, Mrs.

Mrs. Arthurirre, Mrs. John Kozak, Mrs.

city chairman; and Mrs. Wai- jter 8ak, sergeant at arms.

Refreshments were servMafter the. meeting '

An invitation Is extended toladles of Polish extraction and "|tlwives of members of the PoUsfc- i;

Men's Club to attend the Aprttmeeting.

t,nA <snrin Kurcz.Ml'8'Donana . soc ia l | J o s e p h Aocno(li

Since 1949 cancer has beenDonna Damico, Miss Barbara k m t a g m o r e m e n ^ n women.

h l ti It

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, Ms. John Kozak, Mrsohn Gil, Mrs. Alex Nagy, Mrslexander DIFrenza, Mrs, Sten Sablne, Miss Charlotte

lambor, Miss JoAnn 3chulackdlss Carol Sackett and Missatrlcia Kurucz.Usherettes will be students

rom the Junior Hi«h Schoolmder the supervision of MrsMbert "Bchmid. They IncludeMiss Alexia Zambor, Miss

SERVICES TODAYCARTERET-The Congrega-

tion Brotherhood of Israel wlBhold Its regular Friday eveningservices at 5:40 P. M. at theHill Synagogue on PershlngAvenue.

Health Hints

ClementKlacsur.

and Miss Marilyn

To Keep That Man Around(he House

Since 1949 cancer has been

although for a long time It t uregarded as a "woman's <Ut-ease." The reason is not thatcancer is proving fickle to it*first love, but that women areresisting Its sinister advances.By being on guard against

Vandals Steal Mailbox;Burn Mail in Another

WOODBRIDGE — Hoodlums -who evidently have no regards cancer's conquest of them,for personal property gave Co-Ionia and Avenel residents and to lon&er l i v M - B r e a s t

women are helping themselves.

the post office a bad time overthe weekend.

Monday morning, Mr, Nuf-real, 158 Amherst Avenue, Co-

amination and the use of vag-inal smear detection testa as amatter of regular routine haveresulted in the discovery ot

pal- Church.

The bride was mar-

of Chantinr lacenylon organza with a sumneckline nnd long sleeve? Anelbow-len«th silk illusion veilfell from a crown of seed pearls.She carried a cascade of whiteroses with an orchid m thecenter. Miss Patricia Ward, sis-ter of

Rev. Eldon R. Stohs, pastor,group to serve on a committee

members of themake a survey of the

' i work the women of the church,aro doing for the church. Theyinclude Mrs. John Almasi, Mrs.

Provost, 35 Tennyson Street,!arteret, will be vice presidentf the Junior Class next year

at the College of Saint Eliza-beth. She is the daughter of nue, a clerk at the Avenel Post

L. W. Livingston,Rasmussen, and

Mrs.Mrs.

Springer.Members of the other

men's organizations of

PeterEmil

wo-the

Mi-tui'hrn.

Mi«. John Oroziano, supreme

sented to the best singer, GarySandohldla, :

the bride, was maid of j c n u r c h w i l l a l s o pa r t i c ipatc, andhonor. Sam Ficatta, brother of| tne c o m m l t t e e w i l l m e e t a t thethe grom w bO* m U h Ithe groom, was |

Ush-p...5ldHit of Emblem CMU o»i The wives and pinto wereAmerica and of the Lyndhurst entertained by Dick LaneLodt-.- and Mrs Walter Cwch, magician, and five members ofsupr.-me marshal! of Perth Am- * s t r l I18 b a n d -boy Lodic 'A '" be installing of- •nets Mrs petr Greco, 84 True king Co. Reports

ere were Kenneth Ward, broth-er of the bride. «nd WalterMack of Cianford.

sometime during the nightsomeone stole the mailbox fromin front of his home.

On the same day, MichaelBerezewski, 974 Rahway Ave-

Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Pro-vost and is a graduate of StMary's High School, Elizabeth

TO MEET TUESDAY

CARTERET — The Class o!1937, Carteret, High School, wilmeet in the court room of Bor-

Strctt. Avenel. is inof arraiuements for the

and mivy be contacted1Office Theft of $250WOODBRIDOE - Police re-

ported Tuesday a burglary Ine- the Asphalt Carriers Transpor-

Co. Mutton Hollow

After a trip tu Florida, thecouple will reside at the WalnutStreet address.

The bride was graduated

church, March 22, 1 P. M.Mrs. Oswald Nebel was ap

pointed chairman of a commit-tee which will organize aprayJPcircle. They will meet at;the church today at 1:30 P..M.

Tin1 group is presently en-.Kaged in collecting trading

ough Hall, Tuesday at 8 P. M.to formulate plans for the 25year reunion,

THREATENS PACTA leading

Ionia, reported to police that m » n y 5 t t n c e r s ' " e f t r l y " ! ? WX~

Office, reported that the routeman, while picking up mall,found that someone had throwna lighted cigarette ln a mailboxat North Madison Avenue, Ave-nel, destroying five pieces ofmafl.

REPORTS TAIL LIGHTTHEFT

WOODBRIDGE - While his1959 Cadillac was parked atKenny Acres, Sunday night,

•,„.,„„„-: someone took off with four tail

able stages, with reported con-sequent saving of at least 10,-000 lives a year.

Men should follow a similarpattern of safety; their- WCmenfolk should urge them todo so. This aim should Be anannual physical checkup—and,some authorities say, a twice-yearly lung X-ray for thoseover forty-five — coupled withpersonal vigilance against newgrowths and unaccountablebleedings.

Eternal vigilance is not onlythe price of liberty. It is thecoin which, in advancing years,we must freely spend to pre-serve and enjoy life,

from Carteret H1M1 School and! s t a m p s of a n k l nds for cash re-tfie Wood Secretarial School redemption with Mrs. RasmussenNew-York City. Shi' isemployedj,, chargein the Personnel Department ofj Hostessthe Merck Chemu-al Division/Erickson, Mrs. Bernard Prey,Merck & Co,, Inc., Rahway. and Mrs. Harold Lund.

Hostesses were Mrs. Hans(or fuiilKT information.

After the li stallationmonies Uvre --vill be a bu»et;tationdinner served -ind dancing un- Road.til 1 A M to me music of Wai- The head dispatcher. Haroldi Mr. Ficarra is a maduatei — — — —UT Kr.ivs ar.d his orchestra. Monney, 34 Trieste Street, Is-of Blacklick To«:isl'iip High >N MODERN BALLET

A fui.il practice will be held.pUn, said that $250 in cash and;School, Twin Roek\ Pa., andi CARTERET-^ Miss Barbaraat t>»- Mct.ichfii Lodge, tomor-'is books of toll script had been;senied three years in the U. SJAyres, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.row at 1 30 P. M.

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taken from a locked cabinet in'Marine Corps, He is employedlMatthew Ayres of 81 Bernard, the office sometime during the by the Merck. Sharp & Dohme1|street, Carteret, a freshmannight. 8ergeant Tune and 'Of- Research Laboratoiir.s, Rah-ut the Winthrop College infleer Lawrence Jefferson In-

man said that his Governmentwould be under extreme pres-sure to blocks, one of PresidentKennedy's trade statagems ifthe President insisted on goingthrough with another.

The two issues involved are anew 5-year agreement among19 countries to contjrol the vol-ume of trade in cotton goods,and a Tarriff Commission caseon whether to impose an extra81- cents duty on imports ofcotton goods to this country.

vestigated. No signs of a break-| in were reported.

U. 8. scholars' criticism an-I K'TB Vietnam chief.

a total value of $75, Peter Greco,222 Edgarton Boulevard, Ave-nel, told police.

FiveNot The Samemen were ordering

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PAGE FOUR

Cub ScoutsAwards ReceivedAnd Leaders At C u b s 'K m a

MENLO PARK TERRACE —. » The main attraction at the!

A f f V I # Y / < J Blue »nd °°ld Dinner of Cub,l8St w e r t WM , maglc

jshow by Bandorse the Mftgici-FORDS - Raymond Smink. ^ A n o p e n ing addreis va«

leader, presented awards to made by Arthur Winter andlenders and cubs of Pack 50 at'Mrs. Shirley Fisher sang "Th«

dWolf badso to William B o o s . | W n l t a k e r O i e n n wurtzel.

George CMllpka, Mickey Vargo.'Hnj j ^ b mStephen Baux; bear badge t o j j o s h B a u e ; J o h n McKeage.Joseph FiVner. Barry Madison:' .e H a t l C O c k i R l c n a r ( i Rosen,silver arrow under bear to L e e | H e r b R o 8 C o e , Steven DeWltt.;Hansen. Barry Madison: snver ;O a r y BerUn, Ronald Klein.arrow uncW wolf to William N e a l Halloran, Michael ChaitJTryear and Matthew Jago ; i N , c n o l a 8 Qlananu. J a m e s '?old arrrm-under bear to Barry;B a U , s ^ ^ C u r t l n J o g e p h

Madison, and uold arrow unde r : M o l n a r A r t h u r w l n t C T p a n d

wolf to William Boos. .Kenneth Upateln.One-year service star* were prizes were al«o presented to

presented to Raymond Han-.the Cub IcouU (or the Christ-sen, institutional represents- m M c a n j w l e . Qsry Berlin wontlve: William Trygar, trea- flrst prize and James Nussbaumsurer; Howard Madison, equip- w a s runner-upment, and Mickey Vargo, Lee, Kenneth UpsUin and ArthurHansen, Joseph Fisher, Barryfwinter were graduated IntoMadison. Bruno SosnoVski.'Boy Scouts.Chris Taylor. William Trygar.1 —'Richard Lambertson and Ron-ald Flzer, cubs.

Mrs. Anita Panek, den mother, received a (our-year service!star.

William Trygar. J r . Mat-thew Jago, Jr., and Lee Hansen | AVENEL—Nomination, elec-led in the sale of tickets for tion and installation of threethe Scout-O-Ramavjand were!officer* were held at Friday'sawarded prize*. i meeting of the Pride of New

"Mrs. Stephen Baux was w e l - J e 1 s e y Council, Bon* andcorned as a member of the pack Daughters of Liberty. Deputy

1"

,. Lodge InductedThree Officers

committee. All fathers of cubshave been requested to offerservices as commltteemen.

Den 1 conducted the openingservice,. led the parents andcubs in song, and presented askit which explained the growth

at

Nathaniel Morse, assisted byMrs. OrvlUe Barkelew, nationaltreasurer, installed* Mrs. Ed-ward Palmer, treasurer; Mrs.Warren Cline, associate vicecouncilor and Mrs. Louis Haff-ner. 18 months trustee. Thefirst and third offices were held

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All cubs now on the waiting near future.list to join the pack are in-vited to attend the next meet-ing, March 27, School 7, 7:15P. M.. accompanied by theirparents.

Mrs. Raymond Waterhousereported on the progress of theplanning for the official visitof the state councilor and staffat the April 6 meeting.

' ™~ " i Mr. Morse spoke briefly onn^U,, P , .#J . ( . „ „ „ . i current events and compli-Babe Ruth League |ment€d members on thelr ^

Announces Openings tendance record during the badFORDS'— At a meeting of

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the Fords Babe Ruth League.Thursday announcement wasmade of openings in the player!pool for all eligible boys b e - ; m l t t e « m e r a b . e r ; * I r s - . _ .tween the ages of 13 and ij.iMn. Mow, deputy. »nd Prank-Anyone interested may c o n t a c t ^ R e a d ' s t a t e flnance c o m -John Mansfield, 29 Eberley!ml,7ee- ... . .p l a c e 1 Hospitality was arranged by

Mrs. Waterhouse and her com-In the absence of the presi- m i t U e S p e c l a l a w a r d w m n e r S

dent, the meeting was c o n - | W e r e M r s .Palmer, Mr. and Mrs.ducted by Mr. Mansfield, vlce! s l e s s e l i M r s . C a r l Augustine,P r e s l d e n t • . 1 Mrs. Louis Engleman and Mrs

John Mayer,, in charge of the Raymond Hancockjames schedule, announced theseason will be opened at FordsBabe Ruth Field, 2 P.M. onMay 27.

Refreshments were served byMrs, Joseph Wigro and hercommittee. The next meetingwill be held at the Fords VPWHall, 8 P.M., March 22. Theguest speak'er will be ElburRichards who is a member ofthe community scholarship pro-gram committee.

TO HEAR DR. STARR

CQLONIA — Dr. Anna Starrof Rutgers University will bethe guest speaker at the nextgeneral meeting of the PTO ofSchools 2 and 16 next Tuesdayat 8:0p P. M. In the auditoriumof School 16. Dr. Starr willspeak on "Family Relation-ships." Hostesses will be thesecond grade mothers.

Purim CarnivalSunday, Mar. 18

FORDS —The Sisterhood ofParkway Jewish Center willhold a Purlm Carnival Sunday,March 18, at VJ.W. Hall, 411New Brunswick Avenue, from2 P. M. to 6 P. M.

Mrs. Alan King, chairman,announced entertainment willbe supplied by the SundaySchool classes, and that thegame booths would be eon-ducted by the Youth Group ofthe congregation.

In addition to the sale ofcakes, jewelry, plants, books,novelties and Israeli Art Craft,an old-fashioned auction wUJbe held. Admission will be free.

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Scouts to Sponsor Secondinual Exposition on Saturday

FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1962

School H I PTA J.JSets Book Drive Host at Teen Dance

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Woman Robbed of $3,000i.

In Bold Daylight HoldupIselin Woman's Car

I-™*? *«« «•*« Tr- ZTST^SSi- Stopped }ll9t Ajt'r

I ursdny. Used book* for adults,;Woodbrldge Township. , leaving locdI'"! "dlnf, t h c , P°<*et °iz

Ke' fl!r! Trophies will be presented to! '

hcliiK collected and will be snln d a n c e w m n e r i | According to I WOODBRIDOK—In awith Ml the money ralaed to bo « .„ a . ™ ^ - K . . R*-! d a y U g n t h o l d u p » n d robbery,

the pur!e the

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money raioea w w ^ Q B^m^by, chkirman.used inward the purchase nf fre8hmenU will be served.nrw honks for the library.

Hooks may be left ftt thehomes of the following: Mrs.Bruce U:ivis. 112 Worth Street,M l n . MK 40851; Mrs. ArpiiclOn-anl. 502 Rahway AvenueWoortbricliv, ME 4-0845; MrsFrank Johnson. 30 Wendy-RonrlCulrinin, PU 8-3646; Or Qelie;

jCoupland, SSfi Alden Strpet.lWoodhrlrlHe, ME 4-3850. Any-'nne intrrested In having books'

HCOUTINO IN ACTION: Mayor Walter /.Irpoln l< shnwn »oi-i>ptln| drifts for theannual "Sroutlnn in Action Kxposllion." ichedulr-d for Saturday at St. I>pmctri\is Center,Carlrirt. l*ft t" ri»lil arc Leonard Diilimw, chairman »( thr Northeast District: MichaelMarlln. Stir Smut. Troop T; Itolirrt Onim*, Cub Pack 36; Rorco Trlmboll, district chair-

man of activities: Marc Mappm. L.iilr Scout and Kiplorer, and Mayor Zirpolo.

World DayOf PrayerTomorrow

WOODBRIDQE—The Worldii-kod u)i may contact the D a y 0( p r a y e r Services spon-iiovi' mentioned to make -.r- s o red by the United Churchiui«*.Tncnts. Women of Woodbrldge, which

Tne library was opened to | s a n lntenatlonal organizationiihr- children during February v\\\ be held at the EvangelicalIn ml is open every Tue.sday and and Reformed Church, tomor'Friday for circulation of books.>ow, 8 P. M. Installation of of

The parent-education meet-fleers will b« held with Rev [Kluill_uInu scheduled for today hasiWIlllam H. Schmaus, of Trinity j " " ^ ' g ^ i ^ turned to the

jbern cancelled. The next meet-Episcopal Church officiating

two men in black leather Jack-ets and about SO years old. ye»-;erd»y morning forced a, car tothe side of the road with their

vehicle, snatched the wom-an driver's purs«. containing•3,000, and took off In the di-rection of Sewaren.

Mrs. Ethel Bedlak, 762 OreenStreet, Iselln, driver of the car,had Just left the WoodbrldgeNational Bank 'drlve-ld tellerwindow, after a s h i n g a checkfor $1,000. She had the other$2,000 In cash In her purse.

As she turned Into MooreAve-nue, she noticed a blackconvertible cut In front of hercar and turn right on Ben?Btreet.

jwlth black bushy hair and side- bOy to nend the $3,000. to her•truck her on the wrist husband. William, who Is with

with a piece of galvantaed pipe the Fluor Products Company.

the car and Joined tht other t o w e r lyp(1 c o o l l n ? g y g t e m ? i g n d

man, the driver, who was also Mr Serjlak travels around theMr Sedlak travels around theabout 20, five feet ton Inches 'country. Mrs. Scdlak makes upwith dark hair The pair sped the payroll for htm.off toward Sewaren. Mrs. Bed- The man who hit her. sheltk Immediately notified police, snid wore tight black l«attferand Detective Elmer Orwn be- gloves and dungarees. Her Tightgan the Investigation. wrist was x-rayed and found to

Det. Oreen said that at the'be badly bruised.

will take place In April. ; This service U written byj Diabetic detection test* have women of Uruguay.[been planned for April 10 in Eight local churches and

'•fhib

....its 1r.1l Ex-,. ,,„ to further

Harllan Coun- ",,n,-hfJ <.3»0 rENNY 8AI.K TONIOHT

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•'.'"'•rteiu'd litaeeutive board mn-tmn rff the.;,.ro Tr'unbolo.'pTA of Woodbrtdgf Junior,,::,u-f, D.strtcl m g h School. Mrs. Benjamin\, -ivitlr.- ami M l r t ) n W 1 y, i n d mr«ns chair- WOODBRIDOE — 8t. James Miss Lois Malon and Miss Mary,

V-M'C'""WIUI "inn. announced final plans for church was the ttttlnif Satur- Ann Etedllng, both of Wood-.•v'scout M*rk the penny sale to be conducted day morning for the marriane bridge.[''luirr Post J«. »i k meeting tonight. 8 P M in Uf \\m Barabara Marie Rellly Serving Ins brother as best

Mai'.n of ,fc_ B f c M | Election of officers and Robert I* Golden. Rt, Rev. man was John Oolden, Wood

Double Ring CeremonyUnites Local Couple

the nurses room ot School 11 combined choir of member! offrom 7 to 8 P.M. The chest X- all the churches will partlci-

irays. which were also planned pate. These Include the host!for this time, 4iave been can-church, Evangelical and-Re-|ceiled. formed Church, Rev. I« l i e! Tentative plans were made E«ry, pastor, who will also giveji for a Spring fair and further the benediction; First Prnby-details will be announced at a terlan Church, Rev. Alex Nem-later date filn *"<> w111 *» "Pe»*er of t n e

left. On Wcodbrldge Avenue,the hold-up car cut in front of!her forcing her off the roadJust west ef the bridge over theN. J. Turnpike. As the two.mengot out of their car and cametoward her she managed tolock the door on the driver'sside but before she could do thesame on the opposite door oneof the bandit's reached in tosnatch her purs« on the seatalongside her.

Rummage SalePlans Projected

When the woman tried to r*

Omrn«,

evening; First M e t h o d i s tChurch, Theodore Seamans;!First Presbyterian Church ofIselln, Rev. Roger Bldener; JV|,*SS A\\ee \ t FowlerFirst Baptist Church of Wood-j T _ . . . . M ,bridge,.Rev. Edward C. Ktrby; To Wed local mariFirst Congregational Church of i WOODBRIDQE — The enWoodbrldge, Rev. Boyd M.'gagement of Miss Alice

will al*> be held.

Glad to have you with us.

Drop in and get acquaintedthe first chance you have!

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' "u v" to^mertinii wa^°he?dOby Sis- Johnson, Jr.; Trinity Episcopal Fowler to Patrick O. ScannellMJKI Charles O. McCorrlstln bridge. Ushers were William ^ . ^ B . n ' [ J a c o b a t the Av- Church, Rev. Schmaus; a n d ^ n of Mr. and Mrs. Edward F.officiate at the double ring Golden. Jr. Stwarcn. and U w - e n e , . C o l o n l a J e w i sh Commun-A v ene 1 First Presbyterian;S(!annell, 340 De Kalb Avenue;, , , l o m o u v , • rence G o l d e n , Woodbrldge, |ty Center. Mrs. Sidney Noch- Church, Rev. Dr. CharleU Mac- has been announced by her"'T^'Irlde , the daughte, of nephew, o, the bridegroom. = way, and m e a . ^ K e n , , parerjU, M,. «*»*. ArthurMrs. John Rellly. 328 St. James After a trip to Florida Uie

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Av»riu«\ and the l»t« Mr. Rellly. ,.0UpiP wm reside at 99 Craske'i"'Mr Golden l» the son ot Mrs „ .."'William Haug, 84 Albert Street,and 1 lie laM William Qolden bride, a graduate

Kenzie.the rum- The organist will be Mrs.JL. Powler, 12 Colonla Court,!

mane sale will be held May 20 Charles Miller, and ushers will Metuchen.' with Mrs Melvin North be Mrs. John Oliver and Mrs.! Miss Fowler graduated from1

Mrs. Murray Herman. Mrs'. John Nochy. .St. Mary's High School, Perthof Abe Lapidus and Mrs. Martin Women participating in the,Amboy, and is a Junior at St.

The bride, given in marnutj.- liv her unlce. Joseph P l m i » u 3 r r u

Bonierj. Woodbrldge. woregown "f p*au taffeta wlUi

neckline of re-embroid

Woodbridge High School, is LUiriger In charge.Somers Flower work has begun on the cook

program are Mrs, Stephen Vlgh, Francis Hospital School of.'Nursing, Trenton, Her fiance, a

l h« Board o f ™* Commlsa lon- l n e m b e i . s who purchase

He nerved In the U. 8.during World War II.

\Z bos, Mrs. David Hair, Mn. Ar-'Camp Lejeune, N. C.thur Petersen, Mrs. Albert R.j

of ti •• skirt, and the back ofthe iclrt V.M rau«ht In also* •forn-.ini! a bustle A crown of MEETING MONDAY

Mrs. Melvin Schlesjnger, Na-tional Women's League repre-

reported Mri. LouisSussmsm, Immediate past piisi- PLAN CARD PARTY

|Pre-Spring Saleon

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and « d pearU held her PERTH AMBOY-The Udies o f ^ ™ ^ £ } o I T ^ S c S h SIkvifrtip veil of French Illusion,AJ«J .ULCW.. ol <^^%.^^*£)JlX&e'vtoa for Its second annual card)i i* and sJu curled EUfiwrtt!|tUg£&ulhtTan Chu«h «B1 * " a ' e * a X l ^ | party at the church hall, MayllUite and Erttotoh \* en » nddl^fonthly merti.« Mon- JviUdpto fte * ^ ™ = J ' P _ y

Mra. John Mahon, chair-pr..yt'rb(«k. day mfellowship,' .Ha 11 All « J ?• * , £ 3 £ r r " n M ' , „ „ , n e l d a committee meeting

MM Mo.-.lc, Re.lly. Wood-.memb,r.^are reminded to bring Temp e Beth Mofflec 1. ah p r h o m c M t e n d l n g w e r e

r. » u ni»id of honor for mittens for he Lutheran Wei- T h . C ^ af t L n

N ^ VW o r n e n ' s Mrs. William Travers. co-chalr-

, , t e . Bridesmaids were fare Association. J ^ ; « [ n X s o d S action man; Mrs. John Armour hos->

conference today from 10:30;pitality; Mrs. Charles Podraia.A. M. to 2:30 P. M. »t Temple tlckeU: Mrs. George LudwlgBeth El, Cranford. Morris Uub/ lood basket; Mrs. Thomas1 Knoxdirector of Joint commission on^able prizes: Mrs. Edward Bol-soclal action will address the « r . program. Mrs. Lester Mes-meeting. Mrs. Hy Paver. Mrs.jsma, tables; Mrs. Robert Koe-Joseph Herzfeld and Mrs. Ut-;nlg chairs; Mrs. John Vir-inser are attending as dele- chick, cakes and Mrs, Williamg^tes . 'Larsen, publicity.

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• Frozen Daphnia

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Cubs Give PTO«New PA System

COLON1A—The presentationof a public address system wasmade by Cub Scout Pack 72 toits sponsor. PTO, at the paclc'R

, ' monthly meeting last Thtirs-v day.

p? The now cub master Bonja-'* mln Levltic, stated that the*j pack hopes to make an annual•' . presentation to the school. Al-

ready plans are underway toM, build an enclosure for t.hp ad-"4 drew systom<i!'' By summer it is tioprd t.lipy . , boys will be trained swimmers

p • because nf the weekly lessonsthey are taklna; at the RahwayYMCA.

'v. An excursion was made to anautomobile plant, and the boysare looking forward to a tourof the Costa Ice Cream Com-pany plant In Woodbridpr.

Tomorrow the boys will par-ticipate in a Scout-O-Rama atSt. Demetrius Center, Carte.ret.

Badge and arrow awards werepresented to Peter Glenn. 6t«-phen MacFle, Barry Glenn,Edward McGann, John Culli-nane, Russell B . Henry, PrankFacclponte, Daniel Perna, S i -mon Gannett , Richard Bor-quist, Barry Weber, RobertBratter, Jay Woltz, Kei th Ho-bokan, William MacFle, Roy

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Other awards were made toMichael Teldman, Jomph Pa-uemlk, Frank Zurla, PrankDonahue, Patrick Arcldia, Jay jjjjrjkPerWns and Tony Vlttile.

Little Fellows LeagueTo Close Registration

ATTEND SEMINAR: Members of the WoodbrldKe Police Department took part In a three-day traffic signal seminar lastweek for traffic engineer* and traffic superintendents from New Jersey, New York and Connecticut at Kenny Acres, spon-sored by the Marbellte Co. Left to right are Police Chief John R. Eian: Richard McDonnell and Jack Hare, Iselin, both

of the Marbellte Cd., Police Commissioner Thomas J. Coitello and Lt. Joseph McLanfhlln, traffic division.

leagues a n to be finalised Sat-urday; therefore, any boys whohave be«n unable to registershould do so Immediately bycontacting Mr. Pryor at FD 1-

Mr. Karl Umbert, senior loopgeneral manager, has advisedthat his circuit 1« expected toexpand to eight teams becauseof the increased number of boys

OOLONIA - The colonla who have registered this yearLittle Fellows League will closeout its registration of boys forthe coming 1962 season tomor-

He also requested the help ofanyone Interested in managingor coaching to contact him at

St. Cecelia's RotarySociety to Convene

ISELIN—St. Cecelia's RosarySociety will meet Monday start-Ing with the Rosary and Bene-diction in the church at 8 P.M.after which the business meet-ing will be m Our Lady ofLourdes Hall.

Quest speaker will be SUter Music" or "Mary, Mary" mayRita Maureen, M.M., a Mary-knoll Missionary, who was for-merly Miss Clara Mllko a par-ishioner of St. Cecelia's church,and daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Martin Mllko, Pershlng Avenue.• June 22 has been set for theRosarian Theater Party. Reser-vations for "The Sound of other fellow.

be made by calling the areaoaptain or Mrs. Frank Taylor.

With LimitationsViola—Do you believe in free

speech?Percy — That depends onj

whether I'm bigger than the;

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row, according to Mr, Joseph 11"1"6-Pryor, general manager of the Any person having knowledgecircuit. of major league rules and is in-

Team rosters tor the senior, |terested in umpiring should callmajor, minor, and midget Mr. Lambert at FTJ 1-3895.

EASY-DO PEACH COBBLERS FOR TWO: Bachelor girls,bachelor boys or Mom and Dad when they are having din-ner alone together will find "Pronto Peach Cobbler forTwo" just the right dessert to climax the1 menu.

Even a novice cook can prepare these Individual cobblerswithin five minutes, thanks to the convenience of usingcling peach halves straight from the can along with handybiscuit mix. Bake them about 15 minutes and serve withcream for an easy but delicious treat.

If you want a richer topping, stir a teaspoon of meltedbutter Into the dough with the milk. But don't tamper withthe base of juicy clings, peach syrup, cinnamon and sugarbecause nothing else Is needed to improve its luscious

'/flavor.Pronto Peach Cobbler for Two

1 canned cling peach Cinnamon' halves V3 cup biscuit mix

3 tablespoons syrup from l tablespoon and 1 teaspoon

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DOUBLE SAVING!

peachesI teaspoons sugar

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WOOOBRroOE - As ofMarch 1, the Wilbur Amuse-ment Co., Inc., of which WilburSnaper Is president, has takenover the operation and man-agement of the State Theatre,|Maln Street, formerly operatedby A. J, Sabo for close to 30years.

Mr. Snaper at the presenttime operates the Forum The-atre, Metuchen; Capitol Thea-tre, South River; Strand Thea-tre, New Brunswick: RoyalTheatre, Perth Amboy He alsooperates theatres In Morris andMonmouth Counties and inConnecticut.

As president of the TrlanileTheatre Service, Inc., New YorkMr. Snaper Is associated withIrving Dolllnger, who la tlsoa theatre owner and operator.The firm Is agents for the buy-Ing and booking of motion pic-ture film for over 100 conven-tional and drlve-ln theatre* InFlorida, Pennsylvania, NewJersey, Mew York and Cjm-necticut.

"It is my intention", Mr.Snaper said, "to make a num-ber of renovations at the StateTheatre and bring to the peo-ple of Woodbrldge and «ur-roundlng area the best'in mo*tion pictures."

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Reunion CommitteeSet to Meet Monday

WOODBRIDGB — The re-union committee of the Wood-bridge High School class of *37will meet at the home of Mrs.[Marie (Baldwin) Field, Mon-day, 8 P. M. at 51 LexingtonAvenue, Metuchen, to furtherplans for the 29th reunion atthe Colonla Country Club, May26.

Questionnaires have been sentto classmates and should be re-turned as soon as possible toMrs. Mae (Reid) Randolph, 104Schoder Avenue or to Mrs.Field.

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COLONIA — A large groupof Cub Scouts and their par-ents attended the annual Blueand Gold dinner of Cub HooutPack 30 at the Cranwood Inn,iGarwood. After the dinner amagio show was presented by|Mrs. John Cooper.

Recently the Cubs were tak-en on a guided tour of thePerth Amboy News plant wheret h e y received photographicplates and mats as souvenir*.

RecreationLoop Standings

The Woodbrldge Township Recre-ation Department Basketball Leaguestandings for the week of March 3are u tallows:

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I . • W t iHopelsvpi Youth , . * i :'King Pins ..;..-. ' ,TWoodbridge KaWers .j ,Woodbrldge Meth. Church „Hungarian Reformed ChurchFour Barrels ,_..

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Achievements Are ListedVlO 18HearsCD CoordinatorISELIN - Lafayette W. Lrv-InPhone Company Report

St. Patrick'sOn Holy Name Calendar

NeW Jrr«-y resident, are n m - - « — — f e v e r y " m e m . ^ , t a m e e t l n g of the PTO ofMghtpd in th. 1961 "n™*1 ™ ™ o f a n e m e rgenCy unit such school 18.

T ? h Tn s J l t ^ d a v b y ^ a volunteer fire department. M r s . Herbert Cook, schoolTelephone ^ - i»ud to*»y W ^ {fl M t h w n to d u t y c h | l l r m R n , pounced,E ' " I ' 7 i l ; Another new service w» the the next hot luncheon «ffl be

- Dunn* ! 3 6 ' ; J V 8 ^ ) n new Bell Chime, which h u an ad-served today.Tplephnnos « re Rven new B ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ rf ^ ^ ^ ^ m u g l .

praplr to an emergency.' a *95 million construction pro- Woodbridge J u n i o r

ISELIN - QUbert P. Au-gustine, principal of the SamuelE Shull School, In Perth Am-boy, will be imest speaker at1

St Cecelia's Holy Name Com-munion Breakfast Sunday InOur Lady of Lourdes Hall.

Mr. Augustine will use as his1Augustin

topic "Positive Actionithers".

Wood-

for Pa-

St, Cecelia's Holy Name willPatrick's dance

Our Lady ofsponsor a St.March 17,

phone. It also brought the m-pension of Direct Distance j

3 ^construction In 1962.

Cancer

[president, to present a'officers for the coming year

anyon"! 1962-63. T i m b e r s tfMg

Lourdes Hall. Bill Matthaefsorchestra will provide themusic. Portion of the proceeds

i will be for the St. Vincent Dejpaul's fund for the needy. Re-freshments are included in theprice of the ticket.

Co-chairnmn are: Bert Mur-

Mr. Brandenburg;, reservation.chairman, announced ticketswill be on sale at the frontexits of the church by membersol the ticket sales committee.

Joseph Shields, president of8t. Cecelia's Holy Name So-ciety, advised the membership,"This dance provides the mainfinancial support for the ac-tivities of the Society. Throughthe efforts of past committees,this affair has always been anoutstandinB success. This year

d t the

through their telephones., At the end of 1961 long dis-

tance calls could be dialed dl-.rectly from 95.4 per cent ofthe company's phones.

• The report also prides a1 glimpse of Important advances

In telephone service to be madepossible by the Bell System'sfirst Electronic Central Office,on which construction Is to be-gin this year in Succasunna,N. J. Innovations such as two-digit dialing for frequentlycalled numbers and temporary

1 forwarding ol incoming calls toanother telephone are amongthe new services which will

• gome day be possible through' electronic switching of tele-1

prtone calls, Wasson said.Citing the role of both New

Jersey Bell and the Bell SystemIn New Jersey's economy lastyear, Wasson noted that the

• company's 24,000 employes areamong the 60,000 Bell System

, employes who live in the Gar-den State. "The Bell Systemcompanies together pumpedmore than $600 million IntoNew Jersey's economy in 1961,"he said. "Thia was about $2,-500,000 each working day,"

New Jersey^ Bell's earningsper share in 1961 rose to $1.72,a five-cent Increase over 1960,according to the report. Thecompany's revenues last year'were $367,522,640, while Iw ex-1

penses totaled $304,859,733.The total tax on telephoneservice was $125,524,558 in 1961,including $32,801,735 in excisetaxes This represents an in-crease of $8,364,904 over I960.

Among the new cmnmunica-jtions services introduced by thecompany in 1961 were HomeInterphone and Farm Inter-phone, which provide inter-communications through thesame telephones which connectwith every other phone in thecountry.

The state's first TelephoneGroup Alerting System was un-

can Cancer Society, inual health check-up.

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[reservations; Sal Grazlazzi, re-ception; and George O'Brien

(publicity.Irish and American music

I will be played and arrangements have been made by thedecorating committee to createcorating

truly Irish atmosphere.

By SisterhoodBEUN — At • meeting of

the general membership of theSisterhood Congregation BethSholom Monday at the Temple,Mrs. Jerome Cassell led thegroup In singing the "Hatik-vah" and the "Star Spangled

I we hope to accomodate thelargest crowd ever."

JFK IN URBAN AGENCYThe House vote of 284-150

killed Kennedy's plan to estab-lish* Cabinet-level Department

I Banner."Mrs. Herbert Selig, chairman

of the nominating committeeannounced the slate for thecoming year: Election boardmembers, Elaine Blacker. Mar-ilyn Bl&ke, Lynn Cook. Char-lotte Cohen, Hllla Flnklestein.Phyliss Welnitein, R. Freeman,Diane Oerber, Annie Goldberg-'9T, Martha Goldman. Helen]Hblcberg, Marsha Jacobs, UseKlebe, Fran Markel, and Phyl-1

Local Residents Hono,V{

By Perth Amboy Hospitn

inual » * • " • * " " " " mn.Strret. Hopelawn. vrly, ,C h T b o v Gr. ni l HospltallclaW with the path,,,,f J l u mm «nd women oratory, was among n,,

* 1jFordvCartmt area. _Anthonv W Eckert, chair- ,

Lanof the Board of Governors. Upon /IllXl/mrywho was the hospitals director Amwavs Ifor more than 11 y « £ « £ • C 0 U ) N T A _ T | l ( , "mended the group o n ' " ^ r r c ^

ord, reviewed pro* * i n t w £ J ^ _

R A D I A T EthThospital, new wing

ltoh. Cabiof Urban Affairs and

andchaplain, Paula

to put a Negro, Robert C. Wea- welssman; corresponding sec-ver in the Cabinet for the first retary.Thelma Klepner; record-time i'ng secretary, Dora Sablatsky:

The President says, however .'financial secretary, Henrietta

SltW„„„«!,• from

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nteal Training Center, Mem-phis, Ttnn. During thr two-wrek school, students a n

t h f " " I ! yoa /p ln ' to Mrs. On March 16. a ha,i t t t 33 M e r e r ; * held^at the post ,„

•Street, Carter*.' who is on the whichhospital's housekeeping stair.

Other honored guest* were'those who

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fi?5much the Administration's loss!jw"j«as It Is a loss for cities - ~ " - •the country."

SWEET SUCCESS — SAUERBRATEN: A really good potroast is one of woman's greatest culinary achievements,guaranteed to please the man of the house. Flavorfultender pot roast is the reward for tender loving care takento marinate the rump or chuck overnight in a deliciousliquid. The beef becomes more tender, and that's the secretof delicious German Sauerbraten, A marinade containsmany condiments, and the Germans frequently use beeror ale as part of It; the meat Is later simmered in the sameliquid. Beer lovers throughout history the Germans longago discovered the wonderful things beer does in cooking.

Beer or ale is the perfect, moderate beverage with ahearty pot roast and red cabbage dinner. People who en-joy good food find that beer lets them taste subtle foodflavors because of its lightness, and yet has a pleasing, re-freshing character all its own.

German Pot Roast12 ounces (bottle or can) 'A teaspoon Tabasco

beer or ale 2 tablespoons sugary2 cup vinegar 4 to 5 pounds boneless beef1 medium onion, sliced pot roast—rump or chuck

V2 cup sliced celery 6 tablespoons flour1 teaspoon salt 3 tablespoons fat or salad oil

Combine beer, vinegar, onion, celery, salt, Tabasco andsugar. Pour over meat and refrigerate overnight, turningmeat at least once during marinating. Drain meat; reserveliquid with onion and celery. Rub meat with 2 tablespoonsof the flour. Heat fat In heavy kettle; add meat and brownwell on all sides (this will require about 30 minutes). Addreserved liquid and bring almost to a boil. Cover tightly.Cook over low heat at simmering temperature on top ofrange about 3 hours or until meat is tender. Remove meatto hot platter. To thicken grayv, blend remaining 4 table-spoons flour with >/•; cup cold water to make a smoothpaste; add a small amount of hot gravy. Add. flour paste,all at once, to hot gravy In kettle, stirring briskly to pre-vent lumping. Cook, stirring constantly, until mixturethickens. Yield: 8 servings.

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Te^inK Scorer, In the Woodbrlflje T W M M P Recreationleagues at the End of the First Half In Each

Respective LeacneLIGHT SENIOR LEAGUE

AMERICAN DIVISION« . , „ and Team ' * FG F Tot. A , ,jerry Petrovey, Bishops -.... - - "Ed Tirpak, Court Jesters "Al Beleski, Impalas j jBob Ploersch, Court Jesters 12Jim McDonald, Chukars «

NATIONAL DIVISIONPlayer and Team pRich Hutchins, Iselin Ravens 12George Economos, Avenel Presbyterians 12Bob Rirliards, Untrustables «Jon Prosck. Untrustables 12Terry Napravnik, Theta Phi 11

BABE RUTH LEAGUE... NORTHERN DIVISION

Flayer and Team G

John Hoffman, %\ Andrew's JV "G r c San Giacomo, Colonia Hawks »Ricky Gonzalez, St. John Vianney CYO 11Dfnnis Mayer, St. Andrew's JV . . . _ • • Udreg Lambert, St. John Vianney CYO 9

WESTERN DIVISIONPlayer and Team G

Rich Brodkin, Untouchables —• nJack Quinn, St. Cecelia's CYO -... 10Roper Kuchar, Avenel Aces »Tom Rummage, St. Andrew's CYO uJ i m Q v l a l , Avene, ^ ^ ^ ^

Player and Team **Joe Varey, King Pins •••-- ^Bob Bodnar, Hopelawn Youth Or£ uSteve Zapoticzny, Woodbridge Raiders, 10Joe Hi?Rins, King Pins 11 «» *- - -•-Charles Kavscak, King Pins 12 34 19 85 7.0

SOUTHERN DIVISION

Flayer and Team G * J * ™_ **•Tom Wleczerak. Menlo CMuato 12 11* » 2 « {J-*Ed Smith, Flintstones - » " 21 67 16.3Craig Boydman, Menlo Casuals ........... 12 57 11 lto U-iJames Deak, Fords Youth Bearcats . . „ 11 « 8 104 9.4Al Bedrock, Flintstones 12 32 31 96 7.9

End of First Half—Junior Leajue Leading ScorersPlayer and Team « ™ F Tot A TDan MinuccI, Booth Electric _ . 8 M « 82 10.2Ken Eberle, Iselin Spar tans - • « 23 1 57 7.1Rich Bromirski, Fords Youth Tigers _ . . 8 23 10 56 7.0Ray Soporowski, Fords Youth - 8 25 3 ' 5J B.flJohn Ottaviano, Booth Elec. Bearcats... 8 21 8 48 6.0

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" ' - ' - ' "— "'--1 B o a d ' R 0 8rence Steinberg: program vice

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:°tt. piay „„ March 24Nominations from the floor laELIN .1 For the past two

tor Board members were: Mftr-SmonthB the United Synagogue![on Sobel. Rose Serotkin. Es- Y o u t h dramgtic group of Con-ther Gardner, Marion Cassell. J : r e g a t i o n ^ l h Sholom haveFlorence Bernstein, and Edith | b e m r e h e a r j m R Reserve Twoj

mil on Broad-

is admlntatratlve lupen-lsor of C O L O N I A Tiv-nursing service; Mrs. Rose Village Civic Asson,,Dwyer 814 Linden Avenue, hold its monthly :

housekeeper and Mm. March 19 at 8chool I'd, Holewinskl 152 Wedge-M. Business to be dlM>,Avenue a member of the include plans for Mi,

idleUrysUff.' picnic «t Merrill P.,k

Also from Fords. 8tephcn A card party will hullfarhf'vta. 26 Hanson Place, P. M. after th e bllsu,,.

ensinecr; Mm. ing, and ttcheU mm25 Paul Street, tained by conUctlne ••

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Election P&«March 26

Rabbi Bernard Frankelspeaker answered questions

andwich

Chan In Qreen-VIHage." and offers in-and humor

from the "Rabbi's Mailbox." I ' ^ S ' l ^ ""Mrs. Herbert Cook, Fashlon^f *C}J™™,

Show co-chairman said tick-^

ftirman, satd tick- , , h DlaY w t li ^

eU are still available^ for the g ™ P j ^ 3 1 8 : 3 0 P , M . , t t

annual fashion show March 28 T^zL" A v e n u e

at the Scotch Plains Country•90 < g £ r J i T t e otuined by

A check f«r « ^ will be sent u * ' w "to Resident Hall fsr Seminao'studenU in Israel the most macaroons

Mrs. Louis Lewis invited Mi«. H. E. Dtaptt. donormembers and their children to chairman reported athe Purim party at the temple mente have been made for twoMarch 18 at 7 P. M. She also buses to leave ^om the templeannounced that Passover mac- to Green's Hotel, pleasantyll^announced that Passover mac- to Greens Hotel. P y £aroons are on sale. Prizes will where lth donor dinner will be

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Program for CommiinifyjPack 48 SessionImprovement Submitted

WOODBRIDQE — W o o d - | p r i n t for coordlnatea action tobridge Township submlttel ttsj improve our patterns of com-Pronrnm for Community Im-'mimlty development. With theprovemcnt to the Housing & implementation of this effec-Home Finance Agency t o d a y . W program, we will be ableannounced Mayor Walter Z l r i t o : ha l t thaspreadof andetadl*polo. This annual certification ^ate the causes of blight; proby Dr. Robert C. Weaver, Ad-1vlde Improved llvlnp environministrator of the Housing & ment for all; protect and en-Home Finance Agency, Is ne-'hance tax base; attract lndus-

I S E U N — l ira . Martin LilUs,membership chairman of St .

P t a m for the Cecelia's Prw Cathollo l ibrarymonthly pttk i S f t f £ «»• — * d the addition ofdiscussed at a leaden meeting 51

of Cab Pack 48 Monday at the m'home of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent 4'1BB-King, Adami Street According to Rev. Rooert

Announcement wai made of Mayer, parish i

* h l o h

tha

the Roundtable Monday, moderator,

District Commltt«eman namedwas-Stanley P. Mlkus.

c m a r y to establish Woodbrldge! trial and commercial develop-Townshlp's eligibility for fed-'ment that will raise livingernl loans, advances and grants'standards; stretch local renew-|under the Housing Act of 1949,:ftl dollars through coordinated

' ti

were returned. With the addi-t h

. ^ ^ ,„ -x. • . , were returned. With the adThe pack will participate in ,on o f fll n e w boolt8i t h e num-e ScoutaRama Saturday 8 U 17the Scout-a-Rama Saturday

'n o w 4,517.

as amended.The submission report

ywirs encompasses over

'public and private participationthis In our "Operation Upgrade,"200 woodbrldge Township re-

p a y s . There are 50 pages o f c e i v e d Its original certificationtext In which the governing.m i960. In order to avoid anybndy reported ori both pasthlatus In eligibility, the gov-progrrss and future plans for P r n lng body Is submitted thethe coming year ten pages ofireport far enough In advance tomnendmtnts to our various Permit adequate time for bothl|Townshlp Codes and 140 Pases, Urban Renewal Administration,

and Washington re-

St. Demetrius Church, Carteret. . fnT .i . . ' ». Plans have been made IOT a

A n e w den mother Mrs. Her- t M a y 9 to « •man Hodes, was welcomed. An . . « . „ « „ " a l the Papcrmlllappeal Is still beins made for PlayhoU8Ci M l l l b u m . accordingden mothers. ^ a n a n n o u n c e m e n t by Mrs,

„ . „« Edward Campbell, president.- , , „ « * , . a

M*K,h ??'Reservations must be made7:30 P.M. at School 1*. ^ . M , , . C a r l Andersen, chair-

Pershing Avenue.

• -.;

. M l v Rulxrt Fltz-i ,,in, Hubert and

i :,,hlls. » mel Ave-,•, , is .Sunday of Mr.

.:',-!,ral Shea or New

A I<OT OF WATKR »nrt tin dry trniinrt ran be %nn In the above picture at the dorklnt facilities of the Sewaren Marine| U i l n on the northern end of Smitli'a ( rrrk. The photo w n taken yesterday morning during the terrific h l f h tides that

lashed the coast.

tlon program.

,,l Mrs. Stephen,Tommy

i.r.day at ilic homeHuryk,1

Walter How-Pi . *ere

Mr. and Mr».|Adanu

,;,iv

. : Mn. WilljAiu Cai-,,;. Thom»J. Wood;

. : i J . , , ; , -d to Middle - ,V where they visited•. Klein.

iv:,! Mrs Ak-xuiderand children,:

.,: (1 Maurttn. Oak!,„. m e dlnuiT fUeitl1

y. and Mrs Robert. i M ' l i l l .

.,.:, lUrrrU, ion of M r; .d«»:d Barrett, Oak

.,.: »a* ;n a vrry p»ln-, • ..ii Thui'iday, when,..i y.uke lm flooW- He,,. ..:r.K at h.ime after; a !ow davi at the

(r i.rral Hospital.

i

1 H\>t 8TB1KMv::«es Increajt'd' ,^: MI'S mlMllf bi...c'. nils resulted W!

::. .: official! moving1

• ;n.<ijjre that a no-:

... .l;r is lionored. |

.s ,r-,.r:ied that Secretuy'or Arthur J noldbeif(i;si .rbed that h«•>: five union*'...-•:i. U^y hitftiB

:.umber of ir.Lstlle walk-!J'.^i from U in Decent-':; In January

School 20 PTOHas 122 Members

QUICK Cf lOCOUTK W.UIM I T Take off your mltU-Jts»nd get set to thaw » l th a cup (•! Quick Chocolate WinterW»nn-Up and Snowball Cook if s Young or old, the gangwill love this combination after wUury sports.

Quick Chocolate Warm-Up beverage Is ready In an ln-itaht To make It. u.v the name quick chocolate-flavoredmix that's a favorite for flavoring milk, but'make It withhot milk ln*tr»d of cold It's that easy. Simple, too, are the"mowballs", delicious little cookies that are crunchy with•RBiHnreet chocolate morsels.

Qnltk C k M « U U Wtrm-t 'pPut one 1-lb can <around 4 cup*) quirk chocolate-flav-

a n d mix In J-<njart punch bowl. Oradally add 2 cups hotmUk. stlrrtaf until blntded. BUr In additional 2V2 quarts( l i c u p a ) h o t milk. If deitred, top with whipped cream or

ereem YIHd IS M>nrtnsi.BUfk or White Hnowbailt

White as chairman, Mrs. Clyde1

Edrlngton, Mrs. Robert HelnrnnHompesch and

Solop, have se-

COLON1A — Mrs. Thomasail lam, membership chairmanannounced that there are now

22 P.T.O. members at the ex-cutlve board meeting of the'.TO. of School 20 which, wasi-M In the kindergarten room

of School 20 this week. MrsSidney Freund, president, pre-sided at this meeting,

Mrs. Koenlg's first gradecla.ss won (he attendance awan

a. Mate of officers and Pavements Program with a re-a siaie oi onicerh, ana . , „ ,_, , . . . l u i m . . ^,will present it at the March""fa

membership meeting, '

for the Februarymeeting.

insisting of Mrs.

p d Pgof newspaper stories concernlngthe activities of the Woodbrldge iRedevelopment Agency, whichan- Indicative of ui active clt- rf t h e w t r e m e toten Information and partlclpa- |DOrtance 0 , t n e Urban Renewal

T h ToWT) committee has'rf t h e w t r e m e to

U RProKram. It has, at various

Some o( the majort plans for,meetlngs, held with the,Wood-lh i |brld(?e Redevelopment Agency,

l t

^. . . .^. , man, before March 15.Present at the mertlng were:

Cubmaster Robert Ackerman;,Committee chalrmBii, VincentSELL MOST COOKIESKing; treasurer, Wllli&m Black; j WOODBRIDGE — Qlrtsecretary, Mrs. Robert Acker-Troop 50 announced the girliman; den mothers. Mrs. Wll- selling the most boxes of cook-ham Black and Mrs. Hodes; |ies during the recent saw Moommltteemen Carl Luna and follows; Paulette La«ko,_ MAlexander Cuthbertson; and In-.boxes; Susan and Ronnie

• I , ' i

the coming year are: |brd(?e R p1. To review and consider ithp Plannine and Development

amendments to housing, bulld-lmlttee, indicated Its conroleteHoward|ln«> Plumbing and nubdlvlslonJEducatlon and Welfare Com-

Alexander Cuthbertson; and In- boxes; Susan and Ronnestltutlonal Representative, Ray-,75 boxes; and Qoldle Sllagy, 73mond Sheridan. I boxes.

Mrs. RobertMrs. Eugeneeeted

codes.2.

code.3.

To study and adopt a flre i cooperatlon.rrilttee, indicated Its cofflplett

To prepare a Capital Im-ITO MODEL CLOTHES

AJC Will Sponsor

FORDS—The Woman's Club-'of Fords will meet Wednesday,Improve

ment and inter-agency coordi-8 ; i5 p M > ftt the Fords UbraryJInation via the creation and Several club memberi will Ifunctioning of the new Health, „ , ^ «^,;_ . n

Mnmenn March 1 4 Education and Welfare a n d m o d e l all-occaslorl .costumesi Z J! » 11 , Planning and Development made by themselves. The Co»-

ISEUN-The American Jew- C o m m l t t e e S i t u m e s c h o s e n as best by a panellsh congress, Middlesex County, 5 T o a d o p t ftnd cftrry o u t o { n o n .m embers will be theChapter, met Monday night at all t h e e l e m e n t s o f o u r Com-!Tords club entry in the districtCongregation Beth Sholom, and m u n l t y ^md Program. jjudglng of a nationwide sewing

SHOP RIGHT

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Religious Articles

Weddings and Arrangements

Funeral Designs

800 Green Street ME 44757

membership

announced plans to sponsorthe movie, "Picnic," starringKim Novak, William Holder.,

Mrs. Howard White, programchairman, Informed the mem-bers that the April P.T.O. meet-Ing will be "Fathers' Night".

Mrs. Edward Peterson, 11-jbrary co-chairman, announced

and Rosalind Russell, March 14,8:30 P. M. at School 18, MenloPark Terrace. Mrs. StanleyUngelelder is chairman.

Coffee and cake will, beserved after the movie. Ticketsmay be purchased a t Menlo

Mayor Zlrpolo stated: (contest. Color slides of Lon?- J"This Program for Commun- wood Gardens will also be •

lty Improvement Is our bluer shown. j!

that the Book Fair will be held!cleaners, Kelly Street.on May 1, 2, and 3. The bookswill also be on display at the

The highlight of the eveningwas a skit, "The Blonde Apart-

May 2 general meeting. Anyone ment Building." presentedinterested In volunteering their Miss Bernlce Welchertservices should contact Mr»,Peterson.

by

Members of the cast wereMrs. J. N. Smith. Mrs. Nathan

Mrs. Donald Sweetser, room;Boydman. Miss Millie Jacobs,mother chairman, told thejMrs. Banford Oxman, antt Missmembers that grade one P. M.lweichert.mothers will be hostesses at theMarch meeting.

The nominating

A discussion was held on theresumption of nuclear testing

committee.lln the atmosphere.

vanilla•U-purpov

tinted Patt

1 e-ounce pnetuge, (1 cup)m n i - s w r e t choeblattmonels

Qtrick chocolate-mix or confectionsiu«ar

mtMpoohta l t1 cup chopptd nuu

Cream UgtUier butur and sugar until lUht and fluffy.B«at In agl *n4 vanilla. Sift In flour and salt; mix well.Add nutt tnd MBilsweet chocolate morsels. Bhape Into 1-inch btllt. PltW on ungreated baking sheets. Bake In amoderate ov«n (S50 F.) 13 to 20 minutes, Roll while warmla Quick chocobte-flavored mix or In alfted confectioners'sugar. Yield: Approximately 5 dozen.

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To be sent to: \

NAME

ADDRESS

TOWN

1 To All Members of theSewaren Outboard Motor Boat Club:

Commodore Al Agolio wishes all

members to be at the waterfront

Saturday or Sunday, or at your con-

venience, to help clean up the debris

which floated on our dock and facili-

ties during this week's storm.

f

Looking forward to seeing you all

down there Saturday or Sunday.

WAS YOUR CELLARFLOODED TUESDAY?

Be ready the next time with a

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BOYS! G I R L S ! . . . ENTER NOWAges 8-11 Ages 12-15 Ages 16-18

WOODBRIDGE ELKSThird Annual Woodbridge Township

TEENAGE BOWLING TOURNEY-* » • ' » BOWL MOR LANES

12:00 Noon Woodbridge, N. J.OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM

(CLIP AND WM.-I

I would like to enter THE WOODBRIDGE ELKS TEEN-AGE BOWLING TOURNAMENT, I understand that 1must pay 10c for two <Ji games and shoe rental, 1 certifythat I live In Woodbrldge Township.

NAME

Route 1ME 4-0080

(North of Firehouit)

ADDRESS

TOWN SCHOOL

AGE AS OF MARCH 31 ....Plcut null »M entrlei to R. J. COLEY, S CHAMPION AVENUE,

WUUUBRIDGK, N. J., before March Zl, IM2.

PHONE ;

'adillfib offers thirteen models, twenty-three

colon and onq hundred thirty-nine interior combinations.

Yours truly,

jour Commodore

AL ACOLIO

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PAGE TEN

The CrOW'S NeStjCS. Troop Busy |Club Department Fire AuxiliaryPlanning-Events Presents Play Plans Dinner

Icnjoypd by Ell the girls with'morrow." at the clubs meeting have Dfm announced as lol

program after the meeting wa*In the form of a communitysing, conducted by John Dubay.

The club's next session willa theater party In New York

in April 2 With Mrs, Williamsin charge, The group will leaverom the parking lot of the

First Presbyterian Church at:15 P. M.

0,

Israelshe lived here. Sheschool in Detroit. .Basic James R. Toth. 194 GroveStreet, Woodbridge, is being as-

eaching _ J , JamesAirman nerba Susan Plrrong, Lois A - , D e a n /

b t f A n n » ^ " H Barsi Lynn

!MlnklCT, Mrs, Sabby Martlno

batf' A n n » Barsi, LynnRosemary Kocheran,

donation was made to;

CARE A of t h a n k s wflSStreet, Woodbridge, is being a s - C A R E A ]Mn o f t h a n k s wfl

signed to the United States Air A»d M i s s u

PB

e,terse"1L,Mi!8 ^ I t e c e i v e d from tnr Avrnel-Co

^ ' e c"v^ • ?*1 Scout ^1 i t d S d forForce technical training coursefor radio and radar mainten-ance specialists at Keesler AFBMississippi. He is a 1959 gradu-

^ ^ • ' i i o S r W r l T A i t i ' Squad"foridonation mnrlr by the club.

Prn-

"Dimes For Daisy." The sale of Ea.st,r candy is^ Prtrd.' undcriprogressln*. rrportod Mn. Herb

afid Miss Dolores Hamilton.Non-player prizes, Jo-Jo

Zullo, Miss Constance Mine-chello. Miss Josephine Covino,Mrs. Joseph Neves, Mrs. Dom-!enic Coppola nnd Mrs. JosephBchallaci.

.Door prizes. Miss Mary Ra-

Woman's Club listsCard Party Winners

WOODBRIDGE — All pro-ceedg of the card party held by;he Woman's Club last week1

have been placed In the chari-ty fund. Mrs. Earl Carstensen1

and Mrs. Louis Pllsko were co-chairmen of the affair.

Mrs. Joseph Caso v u Wln

ate of Woodbrldge High Schoolj " " S ^ t . MhTkac«w- iH"'n«"*n ' '"<*» i rm"n- mt(<re8t-imjcci, Miss Linda Ragucci, Miss,t . — o » w — n . - mo™_!'he direction or Miss Kacper ] i l s c e ordersiAnne Bergman Miss GloriaIlene Rabinowltz, a mem-

ber of the United SynagogueYouth, has been selected to goon the annual Pilgrimage toIsrael. She will spend the sum-mer traveling in Israel and theJlnal part of the trip will In-clude a two-week stay In a

owski are malting posters and;cdworking on requirements for| withworking on requirements formerit badges they hope to earn. Posters for the CommunityiMr^MaiyThe Mcadowlark Patrol, under Scholarship 'Fund were madethe direction of Senior Scout by Mrs. Atkins, Mrs John EEanCarol Christenren, is working! and Mrs. Robert Brinley. Theon their second class badge andjart department is making post-

•JClbbutz, community-type

] i l s c e ordersiAnne Bergman, Miss Gloriah c l u b , % t M a r t l n o R n d

prises were awarded as followsMrs. Harry O'Brien, Mrs. Wal-ter TVmpanick. Mrs, HuglQuigley, Mrs. Gerard DaltonIMrs. William Almasi, Mrs, P,S. .Janderup. Mrs. Eugene

farm settlement. . . Army PFCRichard C. Schwarz, 21, son ofMr. and Mrs. John C. Schwarz,546 Rahway Avenue, Wood-bridge, recently participated InExercise Long Thrust 11. amonth-long field training ma-neuver In Germany. PFCSchwarz, a movements speolal-1st in the 165th TransportationDetachment In Mannheim,entered the Arm,y In May I960,completed basic training at!Fort Hood, Texas, and arrivedoverseas last October. He is a1959 graduate of WoodbridgeHigh School and was employedby Woodbridge Flower Shopjbefore entering the service.Strange sights: At a meet-ing of the Democrats in NewBrunswick Sunday morningMayor Walter Zlrpolo andDemocratic leader, EdwardBeyler, were seen in earnestconversation. Democrats fromother municipalities wonderedU someone had produced anolive b ranch . . . .

Jottings:A daughter, Cynthia May,

was born to Mr. and Mrs. Stan-ley Zeck, 63 Fordham Place,Colonia, at Overlook HospitalSummit, on February 27 . . . LeeEllentuck, of Lee's Hat Bar,Main Street, Woodbridge, wasvery happy Monday becauseher grandchildren were visit-ing with her . . . Joseph R. Fitz-gerald, son of Mr. and Mrs.William R. Conge, l l -F Bunns1

Lane, Woodbridge, recently waspromoted to specialist four inGermany where he is a memberof the 38th Artillery. The 24-year- old soldier attendedWoodbrldge High School.Donald A. Wescott, son of MrsD. A. Wescott, Elmwood Avenue. Woodbridge, has been pro-moted to the rank of CadeStaff Sergeant in the Army Reserve Officers Training Corpjat Bucknell University. Asophomore at Bucknell, CadelWescott. is working toward iB.S. degree in Business Administration. , .Congratulationsto William Gross, Prospecl

preparing a skit Which is oneof the requirements.

During this month the girlsare planning to attend the pag-eant "The Golden Promise" Inwhich Miss Kocheran will par-ticipate. They are also going toattend church in their uniformson Girl Scout Sunday.

ers to"advertise the card partyApril 2 at the Home Center,WoodbiidRP.

Mrs,

nouncpd 83 mnEazines w£re de

a member of the Concertholr of Heidelberg Collegeffin, 0 . The choir has al-ady scheduled concerts inesterkerk, Amsterdam; Heid-berg University, Americanhurch In Paris, Americaanongregatlon at The Hagueid University of Munster,ther concerts may be given inordrecht, Dusseldorf, Bonn,

i'rankfurt, Stuttgart, Nurem-rg, Ulm, Brezenz, Zurnich,

:asel, Speyer and Brussels,iss Holden expects to leaveom Windsor, Canada June 19,

Canadian Pacific Airlines,,1-rlving in Amsterdam the nextlorning. She will return July

August W. Harms, sea-an, USN, son of Mr.'and Mrs.ugust W. Harms, 1029 Rah-ay Avenue, Avenel, is servingboard the attack cargo ship

Ogelthrope, a unit of thetlantic Fleet Amphibious

'orce, which recently celebrated,s 20th anniversary.

Aitt But Not Least:Born at Perth Amboy Gen-

:ral Hospital: From Fords, aon to Mr. and Mrs. John Bon-:lovi, 93-A Wolff Street; twins

daughter and a son, to Mrand Mrs. Thomas Robertson, 29

rik Drive; a daughter to' Mr,nd Mrs. Theodore Jarsen, 519

Crows Mill Road; a son to Mrand Mrs. Stephen Simon, 38Fifth Street; a son to Mr. andMrs. Stanley Geardino, 57 Ever-green Avenue., . . From Wood-bridge, a son to Mr. and Mrs,Daniel Donnelly, 749 Ruther-'ord Avenue... . From Colonia,

son to Mr. and Mrs. Geraldieifi, 134 Devon Road.

Avenue, Avenel, on his promo-|From Avenel, a daughter totion to quality control manage:at Datetrom's Weston Instruments Division—Newark.

from the Colleges:Named to the Dean's list a<

various colleges are: Barry•*? Jules Yeknik, son of Mr. and

Mrs. Irving Yelenlk, JeffreyRoad, Colonia, honorable mention a t the College of Emporia,Emporia, Kansas; Mark Wino-grad, son of Mr. and Mrs. Her'bert Winograd, South ParkDrive, Woodbrldge, a t Franklinand Marshall College, Lancaster, Pa.; Valerie Vild, daughterof Mr. and Mrs. Craig Vild, 2:Vine Street, Fords, at Gettysburg College; RaymondRhlnehart, son of Mr. and Mrs.Reginald Rhlnehart, New DoverRoad, Colonia at Brown Universlty, Providence, R. I,Gloria Czmyr, 622 BamfonAvenue and Carol Holloway, 9!High Street, both of Woodbridge; Modesta Gentile, Trac;Drive, Fords, at Douglass Collage, New Brunswick; EleanoiVeglia, daughter of Mr. an>Mrs. Anthony J. Veglia, 1 Marlboro Lane and Richard S.

:'/ «inskl, son of Mr, and Mrs; ,Caauner Wodzinskl, 130 Mid

field Road, Colonia, both soph'/ ' " j t a w at Allegheny Collegi, : JHeadville, Pa.. Robert Gott

4«nker, 380 Elmwood Avenue,".(Jffoodbrldge at Miami Unlver'Mty,' Oxford, 0., Ronald MacJ , son of Mr. and Mrs

gh MacKenzle, 419 Aide:ad, lAvenel, at Grove Cit;

follege, Grove City, Pa.; LolI, daughter of Mr, and Mri

Uls Ping. 178 Main Streeiodbrldge, at Cedar Cres

fllege, Allentown, P a . . . CarLund. 2 William sfreet am

Jaxine A.j^riedman, 93 Burn.am Drivei Fords at Rider Colige, Trenton. . . • Miss Elle:

len, daugh.ter of Mr. amJoseph Cohen, North Pail

Brive, Woodbrldge at Russeipage College, Troy, N. Y.

Around the Township• Robert L. Barber, 187 Jef

fery Road, Colonia, will observhis 20th mmiverKary with tinPrudential Insurance Companylomonow, Mr. Barber is hea<X-ray technician in the company's medical departmenDuriiyj World War II, h« wasjW*geunt in the Army Medic*Coriw In Hit European theatn, . . Maruaret Hulden, daughtei

' Mr, ami Mrs. Llewellyn (,den. i n Han-ell Aveam

tour turope this summer

The over blouse is a favoriteth some wearers, One of thewest has a ruffle around theittom.

The committee was Mrs. PatLa Russo, Mrs. Gabriel Den-gelege, Mrs. John Surik, MrsSabby Martlno and Mrs. An-thony Covino.

On Sunday the members' ofthe auxiliaiY paid their respectsto the late Julius Kollar, broth-

and flrmed forces chairman, an-

llvercd to the N w Jersey Home __for Disabled Veterans. Menlo*Park. KlRht. birthday cards weremailed to the men in Pebru-

The club will be makingEaster favors for the patients,

"jiary president. Mr. Kollar''" "flssed sway Thursday. March

Guest night will be held atthe next meeting of the aux-iliary March 16, 8 P. M., in thiFire House. The hostesses wil!be Mrs. Michael Galamb, Mra

under Mrs. Yates1 chairman- ] J o n n jordano, Mrs. John Kashiu.

Thirty-six bean bags werejlina and Mrs. Pat La Russo.

made bv members for theNursery School for Blind Chil-dren. Santiago, Chilp, accord-ing to Mrs, Anthonv P. Gra-ham. She reminded membersshe is collectim* stuffed toys Ofdefinite shapes for the blindchildren- She also needs 7.ip-wrs for desk covers being madefor the blind.

On Sunday, March 18, fromto 5 P. M. the auxiliary willgive a spaghetti dinner in toFire House. West Avenue.

Pickwick ClubInstalls Slate

Two members volunteered to! WOODBRIDGE — Mrs. Robbake cakes for the sixth district|«"t Stephan was installedmusic festival March 10 at the |P r e s l d e n t of Pickwick Club aJefferson School Westfield.:its annual dinner meeting MonThe club is presenting a musi- day at The Forge'Tnn, Mrscal act in the festival. William Wrifjht was installing

' off i P P T*

DtetfictdUbdw2iiy 'tournament ° t h e L " e w °ffic(ers are

tJMrs

March 16 at U»< Methodist W* Williams, vice president;Community Center. Roselle Ml 's- J ^ J ^ 1 ' ^ ' secretary,Park, is beint; readied, accord-|».nd_Mrs ' E d w a r d Van Decker,ing to Mrs, Milos. Purticinatingin the play will bf Mrs. Milos,

AND LICENSE SOLICITORS, TBAN-gUNT MERCHANTS AND m m -ANT VENDORS

Committee ofWoodbrldge doei Or-

prize, and otherj^e"'or

LEGAL NOTICES(») For nil llccnw clMsei. (1)

mme »n<l buslneM oddreM of ippll-ctnt; (2i wrmanenl. home uddrtsn;(3) d«Bcrlptlon of »ppUr«nt; (4) d«-

( umro of buslnesa and

wiirtilpdaln:

Article I-DEFINITIONS.The word "peraon" M u«ed henin

nhall be construed to mean an In*dividual, firm, partnership, corpo-ratlon, voluntary association, In-corporated aanoclatlon and principalor nuent thereof.CLASS

1. A "transient merchant or ltlnfrant vendor" ihall for tbe purponeof tMs Ordinance be construed to!mean and Include persona who en-gage In a business providing goods,wares, inerchandise or terrlcet Inthe Township of Woodbrldge, withIntent to dose out or discontinuesuch bualnes* within a period ofone year from the date of com-mencement, and including those,who for the purpo»e of carrying on]auch buslnesi, hire or lease or oc-cupy any bulldlnK, structure or rail-

' " eihlbltlon and aalewares, merchandise

lor service*.'CLASS

2. A "soldtor" is a personor services by wunplr or tak-

LEGAL VOTICIS

of business and»W,M« •,. .- to be sold; (S)namet nml nddreaaes of Arms fromwhich Roods or service* making upthe atock were or are to be pur-chased; i6i If farm or orchard prod-ucts; whether grown by the appli-cant; (7) mimes snd address of em-ployer or firm represented, withshowltiK "f credentials; IR) thelength of lime for which the license!Is reoulred; ifll description of w - |

used if any, with "

v. lu .of thegood»tobeoB««•ale may be verified ny » ' h

through an "PP™"*' ^• ythrough an "PPcompeMnt person^rto»lp

U rrlficatlo

hlc^br ue »number or other means oMd«n

t h e ^ m e s S r e f e n i r i , any other!available evidence M to the p>odiSaVacter and business «»ponrtblllty

enable an InvetlKR

shallbared. The

properly evaluate such character MUlti,m k } " " ' i { n .business responsibility; n i l the' ° - ••• ™ .number either of arresti or convic-tions for misdemeanors or crimes!and the unuirr of the oRtnws for1

which arreoti'd or convicted, and(12) to the application must bf ap-pended a letter from the firm for

K o e y plnn orden lor future delivery, withor without accepting an advancepayment for th* Roods, but not In-cluding wholesale salesmen provld-

pended a letter from twhich he purport" to work, It any,ftuthorlslnn t!i» applicant to act MI tl

Leahy, Mrs. Edward Poulsen.|inB goods or services for ressie.Mrs. Nell Stoddard, and Mrs,M. John Schubert, Mrs. Plisko.Mrs. Jacob Schein and Mrs.Albert En«el.

Paisley blouses continue tobe smart. They come In silk,cotton or linen.

LEGAL NOTICES

LBOAL NOTICES

iic.n« toItinerant

dt

by saidcompetent P"™"'"T.'VTnf the »P-

LEGAL NOTICRs

and thebribed fee, the llshall be Ismifil byClerk.

cense, who violates my' „•visions of this Ordlimn,,.subject to such petiam,..vlded by Chapter a» i,,,*and all « t » amendatory umentary thereto and iftion shall not b« ronii,,,provisions of aald «tnnr

' acts amendntorv ,u

]tlon of this Ordinance n,Ilren«e!rllW «tioh peraonii ahull

,'fOlld.|H IlllKl- [|"t • | f W twnuy.flVPmore than two b\u

REPORTING UCKNHE9All licenses shall I"1

forms drswn in nr-rprcl.nnordinance. They shnll »e !'""'

"

ninety days, or h,v

imililllB StllM.

Article XIV.-RKPFAIAll ordinances, m v,,

Inconsistent with tins ,n

bered The llren* MWltable blink spares for writ "_J

h law »

NOTICE TO BIDDERSNOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN tllHt1

Sealed Bids for the rental by theTownship of

Seven (7)—Two 121 door SedansSin ifll cylinderSt rd shift, heater

onlyAutomobile of Ford.Chevrolet or Plymouthprice class

for & two (2) year period, to be un-

CLASS3. A "non-profit making vendor"

Is a person, who sella goods, theproceeds of whim are to go ex-clusively to the purposes of a phi-lanthropic, eharltnble or rellgloui

'society on whose behalf he acts asan agent without pay.CLAS8

4. A "new merchant" 1* a personwho commences a new business Inthe Township of Woodbrldge occu-pying premises for the sale of goods,wares and merchandise and whodoes not come rlthln the classifi-cation of a "transient merchant orltlnemut vendor", or a "solicitor",or "non-proili making vendor1' as

Its representative.(bl For transient merchant 11-

i*nsea or Itinerant vendor In addi-tion to the forenolng items the ap-plication shall comply with all theprovisions and requirement* ofChapter 88, PL 1931, and all Act*Amendatory thereto and supplemen-tary thereof.

Ic) hor solicitor* license. In addi-tion to the foregoing, the applicantIn to submit himself to the Police

•artnrent of the Township of[or finger-print Inn and

the name, thegranted, thl locationness, and the sn.'mnt

Article IX . -POSHFBSION•verv Berson

U d

•"v IT,1,; U S to "An or.li,,,,,,,1 " Ing Mll.-ltorr.. rwddler-,

itinerant uiercruuitsif llrenaiof tin",,f fee 1

IN

\\

holdliu•undw'thlT'ordln'-'iic''.'^mliM * J ^ " ' " p r i v a t eSSlred to earn the Hrrnsf wUhJitm h M l n | „ « „ re,

«ucririle at tin1

triplication

Rplime of makingpersonal Photo-i;.1jr""r '"

X 6 f l > d a y ' i

. / vendors of.!, In the Township ol

County of MlddlcH:,new Jersey declaring :nuluncs for those PIIK.U;:!:.aforementioned pursuit •,

resldrnci. „ . , . _ . requested nr

. , h l l hiuniPM prrmiH's while w do and provldltin |,.:in the hnslne.w llren*", t h f i violation of ihe pro.,

- ' " ill Or,;tenn-

adopUd AuilUM 31, m\Article XV.—8EVERAIHI i

.,„,„„,,, CLAUSEE IncMt formyrea..,,, , ,

'" "•• .? tnflr any provision of ;).„""!" .rPeni n SaU be'questioned

" U> L, t'»n«l » r l n t * 1 " ' ' t h (1 '•••' l r l l";">" , ' « be held to affect anyt vrininr for A

He* milst producMl^et h e , viol

at the o P , „ „Tn«-n

or

™,;s;rofM^v"orfn;'ui «<'^ T..wn- ^nmc"t.'with t ^

r«s.*»r^""License f « «i>m: '* " ( n l l ° * "

Transient merrln'"t»vendor the sum of(IMO.fiOi Doling .""'"'the Township rierlfavor of the prr."Issued to act iv.

In .i

which shall ho nttnehed to his ap-i,,]t(j |n

pltcBtlon blank rordsnrrArticle VI,-EaTASH8HINO icoraanerCHARACTEH Or1 HUBINEMS-

OF BOND.

180

For the classes I 4 of llcensei.jhereln defined-1. iArticle II-PURPOSES OFORDINANCESThe purposes of this ordinance nrc s l l in K officer l

to prevent unfair competition nnd;the character of the business

withChapter 18 PLAmendHtory thertan' thereto

Hollcltors-the

U-«r l>rovj

•v Kith >"<! In arf h r I1T0V1.'.!"""

n,3i. Rttd fti-

,.f

£ S)uVlior| , | t transclent mirchanUor Itlnernte D o l | B r 8 p , r annum;vendors and lit* merchant*, the Is- yfM basis, shall be paid t

s l l i n K officer la directed to establlahlT D v n ,hip clerk for » lli-rnvby| M XI-RIVWATION ASD

icle XVI— WHEN UP:TO TAKI i m nThla Ordinance sin.:

I"MI],piemen and be in forre from ,u,.\pasMnie and [jubli.iiii.;

H i ! <WM1 WALTIR ZlHI'i,•i iMien.lar Oommlltefiii.,;

U1 t h l AtvcalH J. Dl'NIOAN,Townshli) Clerk

dishonest business practices bs the| ,H .licltlng « declaration of Inten-, j , u s p B j , a I 0N OK LICENSE. To bf advertised ...regulation of the conduct of th«, t l o n oi &n new business men, as to| , , , „ mB« h , ri-vokeii bv the,p,nd»ni-U«dM on MBP

A fourth classes of•,•--•-- ••••• • ' - ' • - » " • " - -second, third hether they, intendj

'"' ; H"V ' J ' . i ' " ^ i ^ ' w w.7i,'fnrlvendors, specified In Article I. «nd wUlun the municipality temporarily|t'hJ,"'vToi»tloii"o"t"Vlie wrais

Z^ Juven?!, Burea". RadT Unui^.^jmpofIon ofjtanu. tf»te\« Jonger_ than »,P«'^.°f-.?.Vf 1 ? A « the vlohllun of anyand Detective Bureau of the Police. re"?u,t llp0,n 5Department and to include full ts, sh,a" he "Bll*d

1malnwnmice and comprehensive!0' , ; e e s '» so11'icolllslon lnaurance, will be recelvpdimakln« vendors and new|by the Business Administrator m^lu-ws two, three and four rethe Committee Room, First Floor, spectlvely

flrar class.M4gejtf»nd HI by miulrlng the, filliig of a ^mnl, without payment bond in an amqunt equal to JS^I., , , , , , . o rIcltors. non-protlt!of thcvslue of the applicant1* stock,|™ . ; ,„„,

._! nb event shall the bond bethan One Thousand (11.000.00)

Dollars in amount lb the case of a

Township Commuter hv reB.soi, of with W«tlc» of Pubilr ..• • of the anal adoption on Mart,

niuia-1-nee, suite or ffdrm! _falsification In applying,I

for a license. The licensed i"«"> : lmust b« granted «_ i>'» r t^_"2.. ' .„!!must be Bmnted »Chairman of the Police Commutesupon his request A license may besuspended for not more than twoweeks by the l«uln« officer without

Uunlclpal Building, ffl Main Street, Article Ill.-CHLAWFUL TO s ^ ^ t a ^ ^ v T ^ i t t i ""^ " "! Woodbrldge. New Jersey, at£:OO WITHOUT A LICENSE. lf<* « « W " " ^ d?*J ,.„„ „. „ UIW1 ,P. M on March 20 1962. ft shall be unlawful for any tran-i'»« In amount In the y.w ui » " • . hesrUi^

Speclflcations, bid proposal form sient merchant or Itinerant vendor,1 merchant. ' ^ . . I . - H <nr Article XII— HOURSand envelope may be otolunl in solicitor. non-iroBt malting vendor Th« bond sh« I b« f ^ \ " « d or" It will be unlawfu for any oi th.the Office of the, Business Adralnls-Jor new merchant to tell or dispose.felted upon proof oMl) f»WBealilon mMrif m(ntioned in Article I tot r a t o r , First Floor, M u n i c i p a l B u i l d - j o f o r ' t o oflfr to sel l 'or : d i s p o s e of'nny i (or a l i c e n s e , (2i willfulI n g # 1 M i S t t W d b l d t o r d i n a n c e s tate or

ofIng. #1 Main Street, WoodbridntJ^^H^ m,,™.New Jersey, from 9:00 A. M. until dLw witiui,5:f» P. M., Monday to Friday untll|Town.shlp

) n a n d u p o n

closing date of bids.

wrvlces, or merchan-:"! ordlnaiict. state or federal law,-,,, t,, lh T o w I 1 , W p n..t, ......Hclpallty ot thell3l removal from the iminlcliiallt>| ( ,g tK , m l 0 ,,0 Dy the own" or

without'within a year alter opening the w n r r , legal occupant or occupftimfirst obtninWR a license and havlnp:

The Township Committee oi the i pa id the license fw hereinafter jire.TownBhlp of Woodbrldge reservesiithe right to reject any.and all bids.

By order of the Township ConiT

lnese premises without payment

mlttee of the Township of Wood-:bridge.

Article IV -EXEMPTIONS PROMLICENSEThe

merchants of Itinerant;]vendors. The bond of'even,' mer-'chant coiHimiuusly conducting such

.id private residence or property• than between the hours ofM. in theMorenoon mid 5 I' M.

In the afternoon

I.-L. 3/8/62

Mrs. Mazza, and Mrs. Dean.Tickets are available from Mrs.

The American home depart-ent is collecting sewing ar-

Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Coleman,8 Livingston Avenue. . . . From:selin, a daughter to Mr. and

Mrs. Arthur Donnelly, 209 Ken-nedy Place; a son to Mr. andMrs. Charles Carew, 52 Ren-Id Street. . . . Prom Sewaren,

son to Mr. and Mrs. Law-•ence Guerette, 51 Woodbridge

Avenue. . . , Prom Port Read-US, a daughter to Mr. and:Mrs. Charles Mohr, 114 Fifth

.venue.

Lesson Number OneFederal aid to education

hould begin with a course Inarithmetic in Washington.

NOW THRU SATURDAY

Elvis Presley - Joan Blaokman

"BLUE HAWAII"John Ireland - Jo Morrow

"BRUSHFIRE!"

SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY

Dekonh Kerr

"THE INNOCENTS"r»ul Newman - Jackie Gleason

S Academy Award

Nomination!

"THE HUSTLER"

«OUTt9 uoae TO,JuntKon 55

FORDSPLAYHOUSE

Bl 2-0341

THURSDAY, MARCH 8

SPANISH FILMSFRIDAY fHRU1 TUESDAY

Mtrch 9 -13

treasurer.The outgoing president, Mrs.

Prank Buihold, welcomed mem-bers and guests and Mrs. Wil-liams asked the invocation. Thetoastmaster was Mrs. DonaldAaroe, Toasts to the new of-

followlng proposed "ordinance wa«|of the Unltec! States, (3) any blind

'cles toVnd'to'trie PhiUpninesi^cers were given by Mrs, Erwin,nd Mrs. Anthony Tortorello is.ccenting them.

Peterson, Mrs. Howard Eshle-man, Mrs. William Kalbhennj

A Chinese auction will be fe6-' f lnd M r s ' Daniel Ogden.red at Tuesday's meetine at I n keeping with the theme

he First Aid Squad building. , " w h a t the Stars Say About'Ambers are ur^ed to bring in

irticles for the project. Theirl Scout Council of Wood-dfte will make a presentationaward for the interest the

ub has shown the local GirliCOut and Brownie troops,

PO MEET MONDAYWOODBRIDGE-rThe Moth-

rs Club of Woodbvidge will|leet Monday, 1:30 P. M. at theome of Mrs. Prank Baumgart->r, 75 HiRh Street. The guest

speaker will be Mrs. Golosoffrom the Middlesex County\iberculosis and H e a It h

, Article XIII.-PENAI.TIESrenmrfments of thla ordl-'business for more than one yrar| ( 1 | A l i y „ , , „ „ q u i r e d bv thl«

nance shall be held not to lncludes-hHll be surrendered and no furt l ie t | O r ( l l n Mce to prwurf » transientBERNARD M. HARTNETT!the following persons who are eiJllcense shall,tie required of him i i n - | m e n , n R n , o r itinerant vendor !l-

prejsly exempt from Its/appllcatloniider this ortilnance. ; __ - - - --(II Any person selling fruits, vefje-; AU bondi required under the pro

Buslneas Administrator

NOTICENotlca is hereby given that the

Introduced and passed on first read-lng at a meeting of the Township

ROLLER M i lSPECIAL BATES Tn

GROUPS

Everr NightEieept Mondiy7:30 to 11 P, M.

ft P

ftUtlnee, SitonUy,inndiTi * aoUdajiIM P.M, M > P.M.

SOUTH AMBOY ARENAlSterem A 8th, South \mb<i,|

tables and ftirm producta, (2) anyperson honorably discharged fromthe military, naval or marine forces

person who is it resident of thlimunicipality. 141 any person whoj

Committee o( the Township ofjeonducts a sale pursuant to BtatutejWoodbrldge, in the County of Middlesei, New Jersey, held on the 8thday of Much, 1902, and that aaldordinance will be taken up for fur-ther consideration and final passageat a meeting of said Township Com-mltte* to be held at Its meetingroom In the Memorial MunlclpllBuilding In Woodbrldge, New Jer-sey, on the 20th day of March,1903, at 5:00 P. M. (1ST), or as soonthereafter u aald matter can bereached, at vhlch time and place

therein will be given an opportunityto be heard concerning tbe same.

B. J. DUNIQAN,Township Oler*

any person

You," Mrs. Aaroe explained me|»u"lwK»w Wo may be interestedsigris of the zodiac and cast the """"'* " " ' " " "horoscope of those present. The

or court order.Is an exempt inc-muci ui » luiummi ., • ,.flre department as defined by New ™ " y t nfJersey Public Laws' 1911, Chapter;133. (SI Any salesman, selling onlyto stores, offices or factories. (7) Anysalesman providing Roods pr servicesfor resale

Article V.-APPLICATION TORLICENSE.Atty person desiring a license bb

rile with the Township Cleric &napplication blank, .separate blu&ttsbeing provided for eacn of the fonr|classes of licenses, as above provided.The blanks shall contain the follow-ing Information:

visions of this Ordinance shall befurnished with GOO.! and sufficientsurety or burctiei. to be approvedby the Township Attoniev

Article VlI-ORANTINa OPLICENSEPollowlUB the filing of the ippl^

y respectingthe moral character of the ippll-cant and shall signify his approvalor rejection on the reverse side ofthe form, and the Township Clerkshall verify the financial informa-tion approving or rejecting the ap-plication on'lu. reverse side. For the

WHERE WINTER IS WONDERFUljEnjoy the only artificial ice rink in the t'

. . . skiing, tobogganing, summer-bright

swimming pool with solarium, and other,

activities, Relax in our lounges, library i

rooms . . . or the Terrace Cocktail I

SPECIAL ALL EXPENSE WINTER HOLIDAY VACATION P U N S .From $59.00 (midweek: 4 diys) to5111.00 (lull week: 7 days). Send forspecial folder onvacation plans.(of lafcmitioii tr

T U R N P I KDRIVE- IN THEATRE

M*««jcNOW THRU WED.1 Academy Award

Nominations:Laurence HarveyGeraldlne Page

"SUMMER AND SMOKE"

I FRI. - SAT. - SUN.• Acclaimed by all• the Critics!

!"LA DOLCE VITA"

TT-WW

-_£ftVIS. iMft I ••

hah tmi Nutfiq (ww 'NOW THRU TUESDAY

Lawrence HarveyIn

"Summer andSmoke1'

Bargain MatineeThuM. 75c Till 3 P. M.

ContinuousFrom 1:30

' 2 L O U I S I A N A

SALTSI .90 hundred lbs.

$1.10 fifty lbs.SERVISOFT ofW O O D B R I D G E921 St. Georges Avenue

(Just South ol Cloverleaf)ME 4-1815

\

With Ra? Bolger, Tommy. Sands,Anneitt, Ed Wynn

1'lui "TWO LITTLE BEARS"Boi Office Opens t'.W,

Showtime 1:15Nundaj, Boi Office Openi i 45,

ShowUme «:»

Cumlng Wed., "PINOCCH1U"FREE In-Cu Heateri

popular priced spinet with

Ng-organ features

ONLY

ISELfN K

W THRO TUESDAY

Walt Disney's

Also

"ATLAS"S»t. t Sun. from Z F. M.

RITZ TheatreCtrttret, N. J. _ U 1-5960

SOW THBU 'MONDAYMARCH 7-12

CamJU Baker • Jamti Sblteta"BRIDGE IN THE SUN"

Plus"SEPTEMBER STORM"JoAnne Dm <• Mark Btevem

"Bridie to the Bun" Win Not BeShown at Matinee

•'lepttmber Storm" Will BeStowa, Pltti Cartoom and EhorttKiddle Matinee—Bat. and Bun.

UJ.00 P. M . _

WEDNIBDAY THRU MONDAYMuch H-19Wilt Dlwey's

"PINCk3CHIO"- AliO -

C«aare D u o v a - Sean McClory"VAUBY OF THI

DBAGON81

CARTOON"gunTMatiriee at'l P. H.

Fmocchio'Sail A Crooked Ship"

Willi Knii

Sat. MatineeI 1*. M.

I S T A T E

at

WEUNESDAV MARCH 14

"Hungarian Show"From I F . M .

Woudbridce, N. J.

NOW THBU TUESDAY

"BABES IN TOYLANO"Children's Admission Me

STARTING WEI)., MAR 14

"BLUE HAWAII"Plui

"Sail A Crtrtt f Ship"

Keep the wolf away from your door. Jwith a

SAVINGSACCOUNT . . . the first spinet to bring you »o much

orgin at IU low jiriiv! Two 44-note manuals r13 pedaU, True urgan tone and realintir

pereunion effecU. Toucli-Ub controls th.itsimplify playing. It'n to eaay that you'll l>>|V

pleasing melodiea from the itart! Full ni.n -"'and pedalf8ustain that puU more flow int<>your playing and hdpi the beginner toumJbetter. Lowrey'i patented and exclusivefeature* make the ditTennce. Come i n . . •«"how much more you get in • Holiday!

There'll never be a wolf at your door if youhave a financial reserve to meet unexpected•vents. The best way to build up thisreserve is with a Savings Account.

Open or add to your Savings Account now,and form tbe habit of adding to it regularly!I will bfuili up fast and you'lt be ready tosolve any financial problem or enjoy anyoppQrtunity that comes your way.

•unmra MMifl*?'ftrartfay * *>*--J PJL.

Safety for pavings Since 1869

The PKBTH AMBOTSavings Institution

n a AMOV, NEW

i m w mom MUM

FREE HOMI TRIAL ' EASY BUDG£i

"The Music Center o( New Jerw.v

GRIFFITH PIANO < ( l

- STKINWAV KtHREMENTATlVKS -

805 BROAD STREET, NKWARK 2, NEW J l' l l s

TEUPHONK MARKET S-iHHtt

Open Wednetd»y Kvenknji UnlU »

627 PARK AVENUE, P L A l M l i : l

PHONE PLAJNFIEU) 7-IIM

Iv«r» Evenlm Esc«pt *»»•"*** l ) u l ' 1

NEWSFrom Ml

the Community

Independent-Leaderlit

Carteret xPressEdison Township and Fords Beacon

A Newspaper Dedicated to the & sInterests of the Residents of the

Communities We Serve.

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PAGE ELEVEN

WINDOWGreen Street

-By The Staff —

a m | a *portiinan of the truwt word;

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vll"1 1"

",'; ,;is nuiiwroni rood deed* will be remembered„' ! „, rnnte. Attendance at h i . funeral w o . one'" „ \ v Orelner runera l Home can recall

Miw.nK the ureat number of floral e x p l a i n ™" " " „ , , „,„• rather unique. It eame from the St."r, , ,h. i i l rliih. which the deceased had mahaxed

„ Thr floral piece wa» In the ihape of a' ,' 'mri with a flowered bat and baieball, and was" Thr "Mlddlewi ( o u n t y Champions, St. An-

,.,! MIS.V Mansard Henrlckwn In all exrihri'',.',>(i|iiiliir Woodbrldue HiKh iruldance d l i 'r -

, ,,n M. wi\y from Detroit. . . Max Kellrnnun,'.'n,,v n Mrtent was a victim of mlntakpii trim-',i ,v s m i ' one hnd Introduced him as the Rr,si Aiit!i<>ny'» Church, Port Readlnu Our'l, n'v Jurdot plnys weekends, at the GI>TII -,',,• Rniiir 1, North Brunswick. Wr lioind him•',,, FrulHV wncn Host Benny Rubin tried mil.', Hidftv night "Lobntfr Fwtlvals," It vnt.v a

Hav Atlbpitl. former township commit tw-i. ,,,,((„ for a m u c h - n e « d e d vacation Vm',.,.), c,n . i f Sunday nlghU, you oan'i forma

And. for those of you who look ut Jack, ; , | i i i .^ntat lve of the MarbellW Company;,,iu dunce. " t"* r f e v e r w a* * double r.or

, '< ii.irf'x <>ur choke . . . Former PurelmMnR\nvA\o ."u'fii Tuesday at Woodbrldge Town Hall,;:,•,• on hi!- typing finder

;|,

BPW to Sponsor Panel DiscussionMarch 30th at K.ofC. Auditorium

WOODBRIDGE! — Arrange-|way, movies and In television;top television personal i t^rhoraincuts for the annual panel dls- and, who is. now director ofithey hope will be able t o ^ » f kciission, open to the public Junior Achievement in Eliza-the panel program Into hlawithout charge, have been|beth, will serve as moderator, ischedule. Definite word Is e x -nnarly completed by the Wood-I One of the panelists will bepected tomorrow,bridge Township Business andjMlss Mlchl Kobl. who sang1 A representative of the G o o d '

Friday night at the fifth birth-ison-Todman Television Pro -day party of.BPW at The Forge jductlons Is expected to be t h e

Professional Women's Club.Thr program will be present- . . .

rd bv Miss Ruth Wolk, chalr-IInn. Miss Kobi appeared as fourth member of the panel .

M.\{ MY.S RF.T1RKMKNT A(iK: A dinner in honor o f Thomas Kutli. who retired recently as a linifi-tiinc employe of ShelfOil (iiinp.inv <m reaching his fiSth hirthday. was honored at n dinner liy Shell Oil e m p l o y e and other friends Saturdaynljtht at thr American Lesion llomr, Berry Street, W'oodbridne. Left to right are Ben Vincent, head of personnel andindustrial relation* at Shell Mtlnert Hunt, member of the iMimmittre in charge of arrunijements, Ferdinand Kath, 90-jear-old father of thf guest of honor; Mr. Kath holding an Atlas Century ( loek which was presented to him, William

Mason and Russell Riley, members of the/committee .

mnn of Public Relations andMis. William Brehner, chair-man of Public Affairs, Friday,March 30, in the Knights ofColumbus Auditorium, AmboyAvenue, at 8 P. M. The subjectwill bo "Opportunities In theField of Entertainment.".Last year, the same subject

Myoshl Umekl. 8he recently re-turned from the west coast'

be served.All Interested persons are in-

was used, but due to the fact where she toured with the vltcd, particularly High Schoolthat, the' year's worst snoW-j"Flower Drum Song." j students who are Interested Instorm occurred that night and: Another participant, who ap-jthe field of entertainment andso few people could attend, It peared in last year's pronram.imembers of area theatricalwas decided to repeat the pro-gram.

Kenneth Roden, who hasserved as public relations ex-pert for many stars on Broad-

will be Edwin W. Casey, head ofigroups.personnel at National Broad-casting Company.

The co-chairmen are anx-

The panel Is an annual freeservice to the community as »"thank you" for the commun-

lously awaiting word from a ity's support of BPW project!.

Girl Scouts to ObserveAnniversaries Saturday

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, i nnimltlreman Wmer Drajo t and wife proud of\rnir who »a» topt In hti ela»« In a whool dem-, iriHip at Quantico, Va. The Woodbrldie I l l ih

, ummi'iidrd by h b e o m m a n d i n i offlew of theDrum the other «on and alio a marine, In

my M.irine». NATO. Norfolk, V i You• hud * rather and remember that »prlni It

I HI, r.irnrr. Th.d c»n on l j mean the reopenlni ofL)i , m ! \fu-r hlbernallni for the winter, Andy

iu> opened hi< pl«ce of bui inew for the ninth year\\ ilhridcr Bii.ird of Health Director Bob lUlley, '

, , ,,INI fnim a broken left wrfct. The many ttep» to '•,,, . ui-rd all thr trouble. . . . The defending ehampl-th. Knrr.itliin ^rnior Basketball Leaiue dropped two !, ,11,'r II roiiM-rulite vlrtorle*. The •lump W u r r e d ^

, •; Huh (irrit) wrnt off and fot married. . . . lnrl-li. »ill Ix- out of e o m m M o n lor Mime time. He

•n- inkle vkullni In the Porono* where he m upend-iinm uimim . . . Arthur Mark, w t r e U r y to the floard;; i. hilnt harked by w»er»l Democratic party

n- in run i«sln»t Hurry O'Connor, pretent Sewirenin Uuuty (ommltteeman. . . . Ta* Collector Al ,i ,rii-r.-t. llrw to Florida jreaterdar for * iunn» •

I bit battle la brewing a m t n i the Demurra!*

: , , And x wi l - l iked basketball referee, Patrolman :'i •:•:• () BrW-n i* reitUng e o i i f a j U b l y a i lh* Rah- •

v.nr.Miii; Hospttat. foDowlnj a n i B e J r attack Did>•> h r Purt Reading fireman. Ben Martlno ha> fo<-fii-. .": U iilv v.illi'!-11 Ditto, Mike Superior for .!<»• I, ;:i i: ::.'• : c u k n u l l y will be honoti-d m a trnti-::.:.i: HI: \i.in:h 34 al Ihf Waldorl-Aitoriu. ">m-:. Ji vi•..:•» uf wrvlce wtth thf Port ReadinK Ktre

Do 'fur, m o w which community In Middl< y xu. t:;i' m w . tiolf courwai? W«'re told lt'» Wtwd-

:K hole* on every corner.

",k IU>vt, cmnrr or H M d e r u M ' l Km Food Market,i Mrnt lud qultr a time durtnf the itorBI the other

ll' hH Turviay murnlnf i l I A.M. for the l u l U n KUh•Ti in \ r » York xni the normal trip of l o w hour* look

Whrn ht tot to Uw place be f o w d ll underH U T with ( U i nomtlac all « e r Ful len Streetr flkh wrre M M , Fr»ak reperU.i y « U r a n fan

' i n t rrimiober th« wal tr ever b d t i i thatr Walter Merwlni, tniot u d junior, bad »p->-> u n llir iwollen S t w a i t n creek. Tuesdayilrnni whether lhe w a U f i would r t M h highrr> their b»r»f and b t u l M a off t« »ea.

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.-<.:i; ui aic local bowline alley* were fourof yetttryear— Doug KUIK.

and Joe -Ducky Wucky" Mrd-*<ll •*••,j1ej in order.(or Ed Ru*h. cubm«»Wr

>!i Hnidinn and S e u w e n . . . . Mike "Bunzy""l i i ( t n f Townihip p ing-ponf chatnpton has<l !J> rtobert M«rcen)k, Woodbrtdw achooi--SuiKluy at 2 o'clock, (the new champion de-•'••'imM Cluck Komu\|e», Colonla . . . If It's

WOODBRIDOEbridge Township

— W o o d - b e held Saturday. There will beQlrl Scout

Council will mark the 50th an-niversarythe 25thlocal council at a celebration to

of Girl Scouts andanniversary of the

Mundy Charges Being]Sifted by B. o.

WOODBRIDGE — An inves-tigation into charges made byBoard of Education member,Roy Mundy, against Miss MaryMullen, orincipal of School 2

two presentations of the pro-gram al Woodbridge- Hi^hSchool at 2:30 and 7:30 P.M.Approximately 100 Brownies,Intermediate and Senior Scouts) This contest is sponsored

Contest EntriesNow on Display

WOODBRIDGE — The OOm-petlng entries for the GraphloArt Contest are now on displayin the Township CommitteeRoom of the Municipal Build«Ing.

will participate.The Township Girl

the Woodbridge High School

Scout and the Woodbridse Redevel-

and 16, Colonia, has already be-jgun, Clifford Handerhan, Boardpresident said lute last night.

Statements are being takenfrom Mr. Mundy and Superin-tendent of Schools Patrick A.

j Council had a preliminary startn October 28, 1937 when MissS. Prien, field representative of,

Girl Scouts of U.S.A., met withthe late Mrs. Asher PitzRan-dolph, Mrs. Earl Hannum De-vanny, Mrs. James Chalmers

land Mrs, J. A. Compton.

Boylan. The former has al-leged that the principalstalled telephones in the schoolbuildhiR which he said wereused for campaign purposesduring the recent Board o!Education election. Mr. Mundywas asked to go to the schooland identify the three womenhe said were campaigning onthe telephone. Miss Mullen will'also be questioned and state-ments will be taken, Mr. Han-derhan said.

On November 18, 1937, 50leaders. Troop committee mem-bers and Board members heldthe first council meeting and inJanuary 1938, the first consti-tution was read and improvedIn 1942 there were threeBrownie, 10 Intermediate and 1

READY KIR BKi NMiHT: "Cabaret Nile" will be held Saturday by Congregation'Adath I s r a e ' -lt Woodbridge JewishCommunity Ceiiier. .Membm »f the Committee are shown above, left to rU'ht: Seated. Mrs. Rriiben Gfeenberg, Mrs.J o w p h M-li ir-inm Mrs. Albert Kichman, Mrs. Leonard Goldman: standing, l)r. Albert T. Richmtwi, Herman Stein andfcuienr llomlrk Other members of thf committee are Mrs. Sherman Goldsmith, Mrs. Leroy Homer, Mrs. Henry Cohen,

Mr«. Marc Burt and Mrs. Robert M. Vogel.

lit It-n of Charles E. Gregory School of Nursing to Cap 39First-Year Students at Candle Light Ceremony

optnent Agency. The purpose Ofthe competition is far t h e <Je*sign of a letter head insigniafor use on all Woodbridge R e -development Agency stationeryand printed matter.

The entries will be on displayuntil March 16. Mayor Walter

irpolo; Rev. William H. Payne,chairman; and S. Buddy Harrisof the Woodbridge Redevelop-ment Agency: Victor Gmen;Dr. John P. Lozo and LlewelynC. Holden, of Woodbridge'High

senior troop. Today there are84 Brownie; 73 Intermedlaband 4 senior troops. At preset*there are 2,740 girls registered.

During the years with in-creased interest in Girl Scout-

School and Miss Ruth Wolk, ofThe Independent-Leader nfllljudge the entries. Winners willbe announced March 20.

The first prize Is.. a . $5(1.00-Savings Bond donated by Vic-tor Gruen Associates, consult-

ing, services, program ideas a n d ! a n t planners to the Woodbridgetroop projects have changed.:Redevelopment Agency.A Day Camp is held in Roose-I S e c o n d yize b a $ 1 0 0 0 g l I t

velt park with qualified staff; c e r t i fIcate donated by Josephtrained in their duties. Leaders , C a s ( ) o f K l l l g h t s s h 0 P ( M a i n

receive trainin t h t would :receive training

Carl Fleming NamedHead of GOP

ISELTN — The Fourth WardRepublican Club unanimouslyelected Carl A. Fleming, Jr.,'president at a recent meeting

PEHTH AMHOV-(V awarded I ;>-*day. 30

will sion. A nursing school has its reception for thep y own distinctive cap worn first parents and guests.

students'.Woodbridge Township Business'and Professional Woman's Club

flannelgraphs, phonograph andtape recordings are some of themodern methods used to equipvolunteers so they can serve thegirls of the community.

The council has a swim pro-

Cas() of Klghts sthat would :st,reet, Woodbridge

with Mrs Herbert Lorentzeni£ram i n cooperation with the'Perth Amboy and Rahway YMpresiding.

Others elected were: Mrs.jLorentzen, reelected vice presi-

Mrs. Sidney W. Blanch-

'Perth Amboy and Rahway YM-CA. Roller skating, cookingcourses, square dance Instruc-tion are some of the program

to 39 fintt-y<.>: .-.tiidrtits at TheCharles K ( l u ^ r y School ofNursitiK of IYiili Amboy Ot>n-

Kikh will receivetin- d i m t o r , of

by students and thereafter Those who will receive caps scholarship, and Barbara Step- ge^st-at-aTms, and Mrs. J o n n jt h e i n i a k ; from Carteret,

iMis&es Joan Blight . Carolyn! V a l . g a

to the State Theatar, MainStreet, Woodbridge, donated byAl Sabo.

Fourth to tenth prize, Honor-able mention certificates.

Presentation of awards willbe made at the MunicipalBuilding Saturday, March 24,at 11 A. M.

signify successful com-

Mac- pletion of the first semester ot'nursinii. Mrs. Katharinefeu. the three-year nine- semester

hi' nisi milestone curriculum, including funda-

formtr townahlp cOrnmitteemau'"<< uncs an Independent candidate In the

-11".1-! Bob Jacks come next November a good'|''ii;;mi'-d "Duke" Pochek also dieting,:•'••• i'i » Kood lunch weaken* at ttmen.i. l .afmrtu- E»tau>«, who has * QE repair

1 ••*"!>(. liHikuiit for a iood location

i r nurMi iK I'lii'i'i'i'.

l iK l i t in i i i r i i ' t i i u n y

nl f l f s dedication u> t'i(

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;, (11 ' "u "-'mer-i Ad-Ub Saturday o l fht . . . . Mike

^ ' " ' i l« l . r f l l m r » profeatlonal Iwrimder Quite" 1 | r.-Mdent» with home* and D M U down the ihore

lrl ' ''"'" r" r d »»fr their property durint the r««enli, K . r llr»''d1ii Square Hrndkate. It golnf t« honor•in IIH, V l l l** t ' I 1 ' N«tur*ajr n l fb l with a ipa-

,,"";• <>ur Uvorite i h M t h l t e boy, Jeff Wlniler.' '"'s " l""» »"-•« d a n but be i l » waterproof*

ril M •""'' A»*«vlno, New Itntft top ta l e tman for:i « » « »lnce 1955 b«l mer«d fro»

'.""li huuir | n Metuehen. He worki

t u JUI.U h * v e U o u b |«»* We were told thl» morn-| ,ai, i,,,,, .?rld«; » » » ' * > W M fade M b blew out of

:sa i.rw' i* irt i'-«»*-»*" ' "'<' "'lylin denturei" were located »» hour laier: '^lifd in „ i n o w i t i n S | ttei ( r o m the *pot

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ft M tet'rom the owneri mouth by a rwt

- (n, U »«w W i » » r . The PitefnJ. N *, ' " ' "*ner, had one iUt«ment to muke followli«(«, „„'; 1« l d" "ThU will i w h m. to k«p my M,mi,,, . • The Comuunlty HthoUrihlp Prtwnun

,,,,, . m ? ' t«W|ht at the American Leflon Home,» u»dl)rld|«. All InteretUd mldenti «re Invited.

' * * *,""""\ l h l ' '•iitlro U. 8, FWure Bkstlim Team lwt

t ' mane crash a yew ago. expert* predicted Itbf h id luv

y w ago. expert* pbefore the United Stale* refined lu

„ ', llw"v- However, the RwlUn Valley FigureiUII"i< with many Himllar clubi in the countryUl dn someihUv about thli With more than

„ . " J"»r» who work out regularly at the Icel"('"'y Airport In South Plainfleld, Uiis am-'»«ler the tutelage of one of the bebt In the

,,i,,..."* j0 i l»e Kelley, who trained at the Munich,i|p '* '« working day and night to put on an Ice-,!,',,, '""'"•• March, 31st that should rival many

a»rdttn production*. Not only do the mem-tV(ial how» a day to become proficient m1)111 they hold rehettr»»U,for the «h6w Bat-

""I1 mWnmht until l:J0 In Uw morniiiK

NCREASEDHospital director Robert S . ; b r i d A r l < n e M c G r o r y . Aven-

Hoyt will conduct the services.! d . u j 5 e Hodg6O11 andTh ursing school faculty! • ^ I s e l j n .

Also, J i Fords, Emma Fol-Homsack. Mary

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TUt>Sday,'.S. ^ ^ . . . T i f ' K r e l g e r . Phyllis Lance. Joan; A n d , f r o m Metuchen, DianaBabcock, Anna Mae Gehman,Linda Krebs, Joyce Prehodkaand Roslyn Seidman; also Nan-cy Pearsall, Old Bridge; Rosa-lie Anello, Milltown, Marie Mil-

Ward, NewEast Bruns-

wick, Nancy Blum, Mary Pun-torno, and Sharon Van Hauten.

Tallarom, Helen Vergillo andNaftcy Yaremko.

Also, from South Amboy,M a r j e Chlebicki, Juqueline

t h e mentals of biological, physical Dowling, Carol Fablszewski, Jp-and social sciences taken aUnne Sobush.Union Junior Co.lege, Cranford-eje

H yThe nursing .school faculty.

From Edison,

)K education, is in charge ofdi, Maureenthe program and will hold a Ann Lesko, winner oi the

on the e:Mr. Fleming will announce!

the standing committee chair-men at the March 23 meeting8 P. M.' at Fireside Hall. Former

campment in Vermont.)P programs are varied.

One troop operated a dayon Saturdays to freewho wished to shop,

just "take a breather".™"8 P. M: at Fireside Hall. Former!Mayor Frederick M. Adams will R e- e l l t l

hy

install the officers at this meet-,fP> »«ing.

ici and Hann*Bninswick; from

ROB VEGETABLE MARKETWOOOBRIDGE - Peter Mi-

lito, 275 ilnman Avenue, Co-lonla, w h o owns Milito's Vege-

he girlsin front of

buildings a( school bus stopsand along empty lots. Onetroop is planning a trip toMexico. Several troops havevisited Washington, JultetULowe's birthplace in Savannah,Ga., Hospitals, veterans home?

Aicn nnri m h n d r i Union t a b l e Market, reported to pol ice | a n d r e s t h o m e s h a v e b e e n t h eAlso, D o n , Caldndra union ^ ^ ^ ^ ;l f a v Q r s o rIJV««^*«MJ «— a •— ^'recipients of lavui'tBeach; Margaret Hay. D"nel-|had been made Into his place of;alftg f M n , ^ Q l r l

We Apologize!Due to conditions beyond our controlwe were forced to suspend servicetemporarily earlier this week.

We upologize to our mijny patronsand thank you for hearing with usuntil service was restored.

« PEARL and GEORGE SABELProprietors

The WASHING WELLH 9 Main Street Woodbrid^e

len; Mary Bloss, Chatham; business during the night, byJanet Camlin. Jersey City. ^breaking 8 window in the front

As well as Diane Edmunds door. He said $18 was stolenand Carol Winters, Clarks'.from a cash register and $15Summit!, Pennsylvania. 'worth of cigarettes.

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COIFA new hallcolor can bo Aiiurvelous mo-rale booster. Itshouldn't be adrastic change,espi-dilly If It's(lie first time,Jteglnnern uiu-ally find It

best to uie a rinif rattier thana permanent color. The most im-portant step In hair coloring Isto let a c»lur expert do the Job.

We can chanKe V>i" n i l r to "brllliint ar suBUe ihadc, WlUChevej you prefer, and you'll lovetbe n iu l t i . in uur color e i -perth help you wltct the moatflatttrlnj ibade. ,

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featured singer In thr Broad- j Each of the panelistsway productions of "Tna House give a short talk and will HP;of the August Moon" and swer questions from the floor:. < |"Flower Drum Sow?." She also Members of the audience wlUhad a part in the movie. "Cry be able to talk personally wi thfor Happy," with Glenn Ford the panelists during a socialand Academy Award wlnfier, hour at which refresh!)

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Qlartrret Ires*CHARLES EDWYN GREGORY

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A Plea for a Worthwhile Chanty

The annual drive of the Mount Car-mel Guild for the support of its non-sectarian nursing service in Wood-bridge, Fords and Perth Amboy, is nowin progress.

Through the years, the Little Serv-ant Sisters of the Immaculate Concep-tion have nursed the sick regardless ofreligion. Catholic, Protestant and Jewalike have received fine nursing carewithout compensation.

The work of Mount Carmel Guildalways seemed to inspire the late

' Charles E. Gregory, who was publisherof this newspaper. He lent his person-al support as well as the support of

, the paper to the Guild drive each year.Last year, just a few months before

he passed away, Mr. Gregory wrote:"The work of the Guild nurses, all

of whom are laboring without regardto race, creed or national origin, hasgrown to staggering proportions. These

- nuns, with their personal kindnessand their boundless spiritual stamina,toil tirelessly throughout long daysand dismal nights to bring solace andcare to suffering patients—for whichno charge is asked, or accepted. Theirsis the kind of dedicated nursing carein the inspiration for a whole pro-fession."

We hope all those who have been therecipients of this dedicated kind ofnursing care and those who haveviewed the nuns' kindness from afar,will contribute to the 1962 Mt. CarmelGuild campaign. Donations should be

%sent to the Moderator, Rt. Rev. Msgr.'Charles G. McCorristin, St. James'Rectory, Woodbridge.

Happy Anniversaries

On Saturday the Woodbridge Town-ship Girl Scout Council will present a

i program at Woodbridge Senior High'•School to mark the 50th anniversary, of Girl Scouting and the 25th anniver-

sary of the local council,i It is a far cry from 1912 when Girl'Scouting had its beginning in Savan-nan, Ga., to present-day Girl Scout ac-tivities and programs. The Girl Scoutsstudied the obvious things in the be-ginning of the movement— homemaking, nature craft and cooking.

Today, the Girl Scout is a very effl; dent young laidy, due to her training

by dedicated women. Thp Girl Scoutlearns about being a good citizen, shestudies her country's government, hernewspapers, in addition to all the accepted duties as a member of a great

, movement.So today, we wish all the Girl Scouts

everywhere a Jhappy golden Jubilee and•to' the Woodbridge Township Girl£|cout Council a silver anniversary longieraembered. i,

Measles* Vaccine

Measles, which is usually considereda childhood- disease but one which Isvery dangerous, may now be effective-ly checked. Measles are particularlydreaded by pregnant women and theirfear is justified in the possibility thatmeasles can cause complications withthe unborn child.

A measles vaccine made from killedmeasles viruses has in the first testproved effective. Two tests were con-ducted in New York and the vaccineprevented the disease in both groupsand was estimated to be ninety-six percent effective in one group and seven-ty-two per cent effective tn another

The doctors conducting the studystated that a more potent lot of vac-cine is promised which will give great-er effectiveness. The two groups test>ed in Syracuse and Btfffalo, New York.

The two companies concentratingon the killed measles viruses havebeen Pfizer and Ely Lily and Company.While such concerns1 as Merck andCompany, Pitmarr-Moore- Company,and Park-Davis and Company hftveworked intensively on a live vaccine.

The American Medical Association,while cautioning that the two studiesalone are not the final answers, said"they do provide substantial evidencethat it is possible to provide protectionagainst measles with a stable, inacti-vated virus vaccine without untowardside effects,"

One,of the real break-throughs isthat the AMA noted that the immuni-ty could be lifelong and tentativelysuggested that a series of shots ofkilled vaccine be followed by a shot oflive • virus to reenforce immunity.Charles Pfizer and Company were theactual producer of the vaccine used inthe test,, and they stated that theywere particularly pleased at the mvmunity to measles without the resulof producing a mild case of the diseaseitself, and they were pleased that thenwere no major side effects.

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PERIOD PIECE!

The Automation Problem

President John F. Kennedy recentlytold a press conference audience thatthe country must find jobs for 25,persons each week largely because o:the automation trend in industry.

How we solve this problem, th>President believes, will determine tinamount of success we realize inveloplng and expanding the U.S. economy, which is now seriously challenged by the Russian Communlseconomy.

There is no doubt that there Is anacute problem. However, one or twofacts must be kept in mind, even aswe go about solving it, or trying tosolve it. First, the very effectivenessand superiority of the free enterprisesystem in the United States has beenthe ability to mass produce goods at acheaper unit cost than others.

Automation is a continuance 6f thistrend. Second, the extent to which in-dustry has turned to automation is adirect result, to a large degree, of thespiraling wages industry has beenforced to pay workers.

With this in mind, we can go aboutseeking a solution to the problem with-out any connotation of "evil" attachedto private industry for turning to au-tomation. U. S. industry should alwaysbe encouraged to turn to the mdstefficient method of production.

An opportunity must be found forthose who want to work and who arewilling to make a change, if necessary.It is not an easy task. But upon thesuccessful approach to this problem,and its counterpart—creating greatereconomic growth and business expan-sion — hangs the fate of the U. S. sys-tem in its test with Communism.

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32 East Shirley AvenuiColonia, N. J.March S. 1962

tyoodbrldge, N. J.

Idltor:I wouW like the following «tr printed a* an "Open lette, the Board of Education."Ctotlemen: after the lasl

election you stated that trunidtet was defeated because ol(1) the $900,000 special ques-tion o» additional classrooms(J) the independent-leader'urging people to defeat It (3«ayor Zlrpolo'* startling an

nouncement that taxes wou!go up ISO. Gentlemen, I suggesihat you withdraw the first rea

son and substitute "lack of aotlve support for the Iwdgetthe part of the Board of Education."

The true fact of the $900,000question to - according to thePerth Amboy Evening news of

Report

Another Hitler lor Germany? MostlGermans Admit Chance But Doubt It

the third In areport! from Ocrmnnyi' By EDWAKD 11- SIMS

Foreign Corrr»ponu>«>' nf

The Independent-leader

P»rt Two

} it Is natural, of couv

j veterans to ontanl7/> andStain veterans'But some formertims, having stiffen <itreatment at the iin;

To.be realistic about the pres- guards who weret-day situation, one m««t ad- concentration cent-day situation, one m« con

mtt that the Germans are not wholesale murders »•,,,.wing te agree that German rled out under nipm,.,

and officers were the SS, cannot view th .in World War XI. washing of the 88 m ,;..

happy H b o u t * l t h •wM'W but immBritish and The Bonn Oovernnvt/

S c a n K * . which killed Chancellor Konrad A,,,M many civilian*, even though has moved In to hoi,, ,Hitler to responsible for start-tlonallst and rightist m,

f tlons In German* ;

aTSuty in WorldThey WlU never be happy H b o u t * l t h

ti British and ThterriblyStag

Jwarfare. tlons In German*

. j concede guilt But most umans are firmly convinced tonly a small jwrentaKe of

February 28 - thisran ahead of the other

question;S8 was guilty <> rlmlna <^U. d

no one knows whnt w.',;or who will be th* m \<cellor. The former n,

mlctv... «... --I"* ^J T Ztems on the budget. Yet this j thought perhaps tpn

liiW f a k f r chancellor

budget, but your lack of en-,m a ny of the Ideals of the 88thusiasm for It. The burden ls[w e r e very fine Indeed! Isquarely on your shoulders; you; since there were hundreds ofi " _did not refute the Mayor or thousands In the PS, the 1"«-![: X < y

stand up to the Independent- tion often arises as tn where '" " •Leader. 'these men are today. Pome are;"'**

Not only did you not support,]^ being arrested by Bonni'._*Lt the first time around but you authorities. The former 88

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of Staff.was

General Hans On one question theseem to be almost uni

TRENTON — Because of a several months over the alleged

gave out very little Information;chiefabout the budget itself or the,wolf, was picked up late In.;t^x picture. Your public rela- January, where he was living jThey detest Russia a:dtlons are very poor. Why doesn't'comfortably on the same lake'RussUms or the Mosco?

ithe Board use Its Citizens Ad- a s the author-the Stamberser ernment. They may r/'.ivlsory Group or the Presidents' gpa. A month earlier two for- w e America. U they lostIcouncll as a means of dlBsem-jmf.r SS officers were arrested j brother or a father orjinatlng information to the pub-, ln M,iniCh, just a few miles we u - 8. Armed Porlie. An informed public will i away .So the process Is still gojWey

claim that neighborhood school segregation policies In our pub-districts are not compatiblewith present day society be-cause they separate white andnegro children In public schoolsthe New Jersey Legislature isasked to create a commission tostudy law and rules and regula-tions setting up such districts.

Assemblyman George R.

lie school system."

testimony of witnesses and the,usually come out for better edu- ing on.production of evidence lnclud- cation as can be seen by the re-p jIng school attendance records^uKs in the past elections, the

onlymany

Arraed Forcnlook upon that M

iRussians they see an the :ia relatively few ofjfrom the East — barbansrjl83 veterans have to »P*Bk-

The resolution states that in of local boards of education. jSchools 21,22 and 17 have con- been punished, Many of them And thli It a tradltiiMontclalr, In order to reconcilethe alleged existence of segre-gation in public schools, it wasnecessary to close down an en-tire school with exceptionallyheavy Negro enrollment. JnMorrlstown, according to the

school policy was adopted In the for better education because under their left armpit1800's with the intent of ellm- there, the PTO's give the people I moved. They often have

Richardson, R., Bergen, claims resolution,the 1954 United States Supreme faith with

In orderthe 1954

to keepSupreme

Court decision which noted Court decision, a plan for reassuch separation has a detrimen- slgnment of Negro students to

"This State's neighborhood slstently voted for budgets and have had their telltale marmot Western Europe — thfre-1 from the East, the

hadiwho at one time reached (lnatlng segregation In the pub-jail the information they canjseverf li pieces of skin in the vl-]many, the Turks who

clnlty removed so that the the gates of Vienna, sr.dmust say that the Boardscars could have been caused Russians, who have v;a llttlp better the secondly a war wound [times threatened to r

lie school system," according to get.a statement attached to theresolution. "The State of NewJersey cannot today Justify us-ing the same law to foster seg-regation In the public schoolsystem."

I

tal effect upon the colored chll-javold what could be Interpreted SUFFBAGE:—Femaledren, should be followed in New as segregated conditions,

didtime. But the effort was too1 Recent arrests of SS offlcers!Western civilization,little nnd too late. The Board might slow the reappearance of; This historical fear o!should have started months ago the SS veterans but already hordes from the Env :.a;disseminating Information as to; there are SS reunions In Oer-;the best assurance the Wc«

various budget Items e.g.many and some who openly j today that free Qerramv

Jersey."In many titles and towns ofi The proposed study commla-

our State where integration of jslon would comprise seventhe public school system would1 members, including two Sena-be feasible, we find many al-^ors, two Assemblymen,most completely white and three by the Governor.

Ibeen Introducedhas of the New Jersey General As-jneed for classrooms, need for,argue

sembly are seeking* additional certain .repairs, need for certain'creamequal rights for women. replacements, teachers salaries,

that the S3 was the,choose to remain allied ioof the German nation,I (Continued on Pane it)

Assemblywomen M11 d r e d^tc. Tell the people your views,Barry kughes, Union; Betty

andiKordja, Pass&ic, and MarionThe

give them the facts and chancesare they willl go along

West Hlgglns, Bergen, have,you. You work hard on* ' 1 1 1 > _ • • m M-* m k M • •

Withyour

negro schools," states the reso-! commission would be armed sponsored a resolution to me- budget, fight for it, support it.lution. "Racial tension in thejwith power to compel by ltsjmorlalize CongTess to enact Gentlemen, you are a newState has increased In the last subpoena the attendance and legislation for an amendmentiboard, starting a new year. I

(to the Federal Constitution to hope you have learned i some-| ~ ~ " i read: j thing from this sad experience.

| "Equality of rights under thelstart now by keeping your wordlaw shall not be denied or:and Initiate a Speakers Bureau,abridged by the United States use the PTO's, the PTA, youror by any State or possession,'Citizens Advisory Group, the

And /Vow, the Moon ,

The United States success in orbit-ing a man around the earth's surfacenow focuses attention on the moon,and the race to land a rocket qn themoon which will transmit data, orland a rocket there which is capable ofreturning to earth.

It is generally considered that thelatter achievement is at least five yearsaway—that is, the round-trip to themoon. The Soviets have already orbit-ed the moon with a rocket vehicle).There are hints that they may be readyto trj & round-tyip flight sooner thanhas bean anticipated. \

But one British expert said theUnited States' successful orbit of theearth means that, if every muscle Isstrained, we may not be more than ayear behind the Russians. Other sci-entists have said we are as much asthree to five years behind In theengine category.

The successful orbit has helped U.S.prestige, then, In the third great pow-er center of the world — WesternEurope. Here our allies took pride inthe achievement and are happy thatwe are making a race out of it, withRussia. Some Europeans are even ofthe opinion that the US. has a goodchance in the moon race—though It isearly to predict the outcome of thisphase of the space race as of now.

Know Your RepresentativesThe best citizen Is an active citizen, one who li alert

and.goes to the source to secure the best possible In-formation. The beat representative U one who cooperateswith bis constituents and Is ready and eager to receivetheir views'

Herewith are the names of your representatives. Keepin touch with them.

U. S. CongressSENATE -

Senator Harrison A. Williams. Jr, <D>. Senate OfBctBuilding. Washington. D. C. HonM—Weatfleld.

Senator Clifford P. Case <R> Senate Office Building.Washington 25, D. C. Home—345 Elm Avenue. Rahway

BOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVESRepresentative Peter Prelinghuysen, Jr., <R>. Fifth Con-

grewlon&l District, House Office Building. Washing-ton 35. D. C. Home—MorrUtown. ,

State Legislature; 8TATE SENATOR

John A. Lynch, New Brunswick

MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLYNorman Tanzmarg, Woodhridge

J. Edward Crablel, lillltownJoseph Doren, DuneUen,

Gludo Brlglant; Jamesburg

Board of Chosen FrteMtorsBZaxl S, Meteger, President, Rutgen University, Ne*

Brunswick.George L Burton. Jr.. 18 Agat« Road. Uwrence Brook

Village, New Brunswick.Edythe 8. UcAndrewa, New Bruwwlct,Joieph R. Costa. 123 HOlcreit Avenue. Xdlion.Thomas H. Lee, 140 Front Street, 8outb Plalnneld,George Otlowtkl 541 Kennedy Street Perth Amboj.William J. Warren. 875 .Main Street. Pordi.

Woodbridge Township CftnuiitteeMAYOR—Walter Zirpow, Colonla

FTRST WARIV-Charles lilolnar, WoodbridgeRobert M. Vogel, Woodbridge

SECOND WARD — Joseph Nemyo. HqpelawnHerman FaJtan, Fordi

THIRD WARD - Robert Jacks, WooabrldgiJoseph Marusione, Avenel

FOURTH WARD-Thomas J Coftello, Uelln iDr. Ralph Barone,

. Menlo P u t TeniMFWTH WARD — George Bmery, Oolonla

John Evanko, Colonla

Borough of CarteretMAYOR—Stephen Bklba

President of Borough Council-Walter Sullivan

Thomas DeverlnJohn HutoickAlexander Such

Waiter SullivanJohn D*ZurUlaAtftm trmbonkl

Towishlp of E i t nu. YtUnnlu

PreaWent of Council—Nell A, UoDonaJdCOONCILMXN

WUlUo t, Aibton Frtnk UwchlttoBernard J. Dwyer Ttttik J. TakaoiNorman Freeman Or William loth

on account of sex."The resolution sets forth that

all citizens of the nation, both

Presidents', Council; those or-ganizations are more than will-ing to help the Board — give

men and women, should not!them a chance— call on them,only share equal civil rights but' Respectfully yours,also equal legal rights. ' MRS.. MINNIE BENSON

"There exist many statutes!discriminating against women, |and such legal differentiations,merely because of sex, lower thenation's prestige and status Inthe world community," thelady lawmakers clatm,

'Both political parties

Woodbridge, N. JMarch S, 19«2

Editor, Independent-LeaderGreen. Street, Woodbrldg»Dear Sir:

an- Once again our School Boardnounced support of equal rights'has demonstrated 1U disregardfor women In their respective! (Continued on Page ljl)platforms, and such a situation'of discrimination Is outmoded."OATH:—Four members of theLegislature believe the presentoath of allegiance and office Isrepetitive and lacking in con-ciseness and directness and aredetermined to do somethingabout It.

They include AssemblywomenMarlon West Hlgglns, Bergen;Betty KordJa, Passaic; As.seablymen Raymond H. Bate-main, Somerset, and C. RobertBarcone, Essex.

The rewritten oath of al-legiance and office would re-duce the main section of theoath from 189 to 19 words. Therevised oath, they Insist, Isstrictly in the Interest of clar-ity, brevity, dignity.

"The present oath, which itthe result of several patchworkamendments, has been criti-cized as being repetitive andlacking in conciseness and di-rectness," they claim In a staterment attached to the bill."These Qualities have detractedfrom the dignity and solemnitydesirable In any pujilic oath.This ME U Intended to Improv*the wording of the present oathIn this regard without makingany material changes."LAGOONS: — Bayslde section*of H » Jersey could become atpicturesque as Hawaii withhome* facing upon lagoons andother beautiful water areas,!!under a series of bills sponsored IIIIn the Legislature by Senator IICharles W. Sandman, R., CapeMay.

The main measure wouldauthorize counties to create,subject to the outcome of areferendum, a county meadowland development commissionto build up the outlands whichhave never been developed andwhich are laying Idle notwith-standing their potential value.

The program Is w designedas to eventually finance ltieliby making available to private I Uessker: Federalpurchasers lots and plots fac-

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Mrs. Charles Baska Honored by Hospital"A

Guild at Tea for Outstanding Services

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M VTK: Shown after thr rlwlion of iirw nffiicrs of Ihp IsHIn Chamber1,(1 to rlRht. Carl Flt-mln*. rxirnlivr director; A. (Icii-n, I'frry,

,;,.,„ Toimisin, nrw prmldrnt and Benjamin Scalia, vie* prfsldcnt.

loinasso is Elected New HeadOf Chamber of Commerce

,;,,„. M. TomawoiI jj csirlfllt Of th*i., ,, i o! Commerce)

'held Thursday1

i Hn-mbrr of triejiiri-rUirs of the

V,; luma.w) i* an, ] Hi' is A member

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Two Baby Chicks LivenKindergarten's Studies

COLONIA—Two buby diii-ks —from Buffalo to visit the

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0 1 klndcrgarttn of School 22 Tht- IMmntnprize stock golden brown l'-«-

p w horns were brought here by° ' train by Mri. Joneph Marino.

i'wx County w h 0 M father raises chlckt-nsAssociation. l n a l j ^ y j b « n W | n n | n g , n o w

w,'P" V lce , r l b b o n a , l n e f i9i01 J * • Th? children of the clasws

Saluemi;Nemerirutr

Carl Aof thoi

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of Mrs Fttdt-Hoffman, MtwDorothy HKiflson, and MrsOfnevlrvej Nearly leared manythings about the little .hen androoster which made the school'sscience and reading program*

- TheIr .mie will hold a rummagesale on March 29 at Ki80 Irv-iiw Street, Rahway. oppositethe Ax In Savings Building,from 9:00 A. M. to 4:30 P. M.

Mrs. Peter Suleris is

Hostess at Annual

Membership Affair

COI/WIA - Marking thecompletion of six years of serv-ice, n membership tea was heldon Saturday at the home ofMrs. Peter Sldeiis of DevonRnsxl, by the colonln Brunchof the Perth Amboy GeneraHospital Guild.. The group's ac-tivities include fund .raising andvolunteer work such as band

making, working on thehospital cart, -working in thithrift shop and driving patientto mid from the hospital foicnrdlnc treatment. A new project providing the, hospital withbed Jackets, bibs and hospitalgowns wnR started lust this pasl

;yenr. While the Rroup's mem-bership is not large, the resultsof its efforts has increased

leach year slnoe its Inception[This year alone, the group con-tributed 1,100 voluntter hourand $636.36 for the bulldlmfund and equipment.

Mrs. Laurenn Platteel, hospitallty chairman, was in chargof refreshments and was abl;assisted by Mrs. Elner Gregriussen and Mrs. Leo ChiodlnMrs. Walter Zlrpolo. past pre?dent, and Mrs. Mark Gregoipast ways and means chalrmaipoured.

A gift was presented by MPaul Ablonczy, president, toMrs. Charles Baksa, who made

•markable record of put-in the most volunteer jduring the past year al-

though she has been associatedwith the uroup a relatively!short

"W"*"'

uxiliaryInstalledNew Slate

FOR SERVICES TO Till. HOSPITAL: Colonia, Chapter of rerth Amboy General Hospital honored Mrs. Charles Baksa, forher volunteer services during the past year, at a tea held at the home of Mrs. Peter Sideris, Saturday Left to right, Mrs.

Merle Santor, Mrs. Edward Esposlto, Mrs, Baksa, Mrs. Paul Ablonczy, Jr., Mrs, Lauren Plated.

Plans ^eting

Kinsey Report to be Subject of Talk to be Given

Dr. A. P. Sperling at B'nai BWith

ISELIN - Installation of of-ficers of Ladles Auxiliary OfIselin Post V.F.W. was held aifnllovs:

Mrs Laurence Hull presl- "dent; Mrs Harold Htbell. seniorvice president; Mrs. GeorgeDevlin, iunior vice president;Mrs. Blair Hvlhra, treasurer;

jMrs. Joseph Stvasser, chaplain;.Mrs Ki'mimd Smolen, con*idufl.-ress; Mrs. Alfred Groeger,.pHiriotlc instructor; Mrs. FrankjHtnlil. historian; Mrs. John•Tyborowski, guard: and Mr*.criiules weinsfhenk, secretary,Trustees Heeled were1 Mrs.

I Fred nietrold. 3 years; Mrs.e.'hiiries Nechkn. 1 years; and .Mrs. Hmvnrd Steffy, 1 ye«*.Culm1 benrers are: Mrs. EdwardjMiirrh. Mrs. Joseph Kawepsch,JMi-s. ltcchko ;md Mrs, Helen •[Qninlnn. The preceding officersjwci-e instiilled oy Mrs. Strasserfind Mrs, Welnschenk.

Phuis were completed for ftid social at Post Headquart-s, Lincoln Highway, Marchi.

Mrs. Hugh Gllroy was re-vived as a new member.

The Junior Girls' Unit Of theuxiliary will meet at 10:30

LM. Saturday, at the head-marters. The girls are collect*ng old eye glasses and costumelewelry to be donated to Uw•atlents at Roosevelt Hospital:or their project of maklf tfiewelry,

A roller skating party to be-ing planned for the JuniorGirls' Unit on April 14.

It was' reported that M i l ,David Mellow Elizabeth A w -nue, is on the sick list.

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I>,:!xHl A n U w n r m o r e m^ningjui. Mrs Marino,tor KsU-n. O w e t o l | , t h f (hndren l h * t the six-,;ih \lrkf, William W M , k ( , . o i d "vUltom" arc nowp'Tiin'"-> F " I ° ' * n d living ln a bird c u r on a tem-" : : porary basis brcaus* plans call

for their return to Buffalo »t

i i i Y i l i o r v E w l * r t l m r 8 h r '* n o w lr"111'l l l A l l l u l y | n g t h e m to ro«»t by placing

" thrm on a bar at night becauseol around to teach them. She iiThr First Aidjalao Uajnlng them to hop up on

Auxiliary a stick In order to tw Uken out.,i-.;,mil imtajlatlon of the cage to exercise-. I»K Ciibln rrcent-. Bcaldes lMrninn about Uir

care and f«dLn« of baby chicks,.the children learned that chicks

and children need the guidance

Mrsman,more rummage, and more vol-untwrs. If anyone has furni-ture, dishes, curtains, bric-a-brnc, poU or pans, ln addi-tion to clothing In good con-dition, please contact MrsIVMarco at FU 8-1274. MrsC'unstantlne Vigilante willalw store article* for sale ather home. Her number is FT)1-4378.

All proceed) will go to theDeborah Hospital, Brown.sMill*, a free non-s*rtananhospital for heart sundry.ujM-rable lung cancer andche«t diseases.

COLONIA — The featured,Mrs. Charles Hull of Rahway!speaker at tonight's meetiim of

was the guest singer. She sang | l l l e Colonla-Rahway Lodm- of"Getting .To Know You" a n d i B ' n a l B ' r l t h w i ' l ^ D r- A P-1 r ^ . . v , QettlnK -To Know You a n d i n « ' B r l t n i ' l be D . A. P.

James D ^ J a r c o . chair- : ,H ( l y T h ( , r p „ M r g E d w a r d Sperling of the City Co l l e t ofannounced a need for N a d i e r a c c o m p a n l e d h e r o n t h e !New York. The meeting will be

held a t Temple Beth Torah,Bryant Street, Rahway, at 9:00P.M. ;

Educators to be SpeakersAtPTO Panel Discussion

COLONIA — A panel dis-

piano,i Anyone wishing to become amember of the group may con-tart Mrs. JMerle Santor, mem-bership cljalrman, -at- PU 1-,7879 Mil lenar ies Baksa, vol-unteer cfr^rman, may ' bereached at K U * 2 4 5 0 If you a national ' reputation a.-, a:Richnrd Siss, M.S., school psy-

Dr. Sperling will discuss the cussion on education includingKtnsey Report on the -Sexual D r R o b e i t ' Polglaze, AssistantBehavior in the Human Ft--! , . , L , „ . ,m a V . Dr. Sperling has R a u , e d : 8 u P i ; r i n t e n d e n t o f S c h o o l s ;

tree plantingArbor Day.• Mfg. Charles Ammann, ways

wlsh to volunteer in any wayor if you wish Information onhow you can be of assistance.

As its next activity the Co-lotila branch plans a luncheon-bridge at the home of Mrs Wal-ter Zirpolo, May 2. Tickets maybe obtained through the mem-bers.

':,,!iv.. nfdccri are:in C Yorke. presl-:of tesehen while

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:;.. Mr. Oeo-,binding MC-Hud

Mrs. Marino ha* two childrenattending School 11. Janice

a kindergartnpr. andIvor, a third grader

Mr. Mirtln Rosary to Hearr

Marvknoll

Iselin Clubwomen HoldFederation DayLuncheon

UjELlN - Federated Wom-il The club will b« representeden« Club of Iselin celebrated'by Mrs. Williams on March 14

'Federation Day yesterday In the at the Panwood Club; on March|Isellii Fre<-

Social Club Plans

Dance for Boys loop

ISELIN — The Iselin SocialClub Thursday evening mad

plans for a dance April 28 Iceremonies^, on t h e b e n e I l t o f t h e I s e l i n B o y s

League.

The affair will be held at the

wpular author, teacher and chologist: Mrs. John Kelly,lecturer. He is the author of'hclpina teacher; Ernest Dubay,four books, the latest being the; l s o r 0 , h e a l l h a n d p h y s i .well-known 'Psychology forMillions", now ln itsprinting. His magazine'artielesion everyday living, psychology

and means chairman, reporteda receiif card party was a so-cial and financial success. Aprofit of $142.50 was donatedto the school library.

ing, Tuesday, 8:15 P.M., in the!all-purpose room. Questions1

Qruce ft

and health have appeared i n ; a n d a n s w e r s w i U ,o l l o W i

many leading nation-wide pub-lications.

Dr. Sperling has been on the

COLONIA — Bruce T. Chos-

Presentation and nominations,1 1^. s o" o f M r - an<i M r s - T h e ° -of an officer's slate for 1962-63 dore S. Chosney, of Guernseywill be held, aiong with adop- Lane, was inducted recently

into Alpha Epsilon Delta, a pre-medlcal national fraternity,, at

faculy m the department of!tiotl o£ r e v i s i o n s to t h e e x i s t i n g

Hygeine of the City College of|hv i . w s

New York sin.ee 1937,'and is „ . ' . , . t t .now an assistant professor' In1 F u n d s w e r e d o n a t e d to the;exercises at the Mayflower inhis lectures books and k a c b - ' W o o d b n d g e T o w n s h l P Scholar-JLexington, Va. Mr. Chosney, aing Dr. Sperling has gained a l s h i p A - s s o c l a t l o n a n d t n e Com-Woodbridne High School gradu-

1 ' H 6 6 munireputation for hientertaining wayfacts.

21 at the Cranford Club; and aspring conference next year's office.- Will be sub-

Sixth District March 27 at the.Mrs Frank Brinkmann, chair- mitted by the nominating com-Scotch Plains Country Club.,

:.: r,i|)tttin. Mr. John'At-. Thomas Loom-

.(i vnmd hi-utenant*,.:.v>rn;i(< (JurblsZ ICr-

ISELIN -!.'•» AiXilury ln*UU-;mcmUjlJr n»e«UngKudolui' Orewe M l Ce« l l» ' i Rotary 8octety -. . InR^i th 'Mn. AlniheW. Monday beginning w l t r > r > o t th(1 organisation.i'r.'Mdi-:.: Mr». An- Rosary and Beiwdlctlon In thei The menrbiTs voted to Joii

••••'<• >-<-!i-tary and church at 8 30 FM. other club,s in the Sixth DIs

IM- ia . treuurvr., Th* busloftt oMeting will b e , ' r l c l o I «"•' N** J m e y F e d e r a

•ini" obt-rdich was-'held ln th* cafeteria a f t e r U o i i o f

.is popular andi™UD"y Scholarship Program ofI- of presenting Woodcnclse Township at the

last executive board meeting.It was reported that 50 books

u'ludina 31 birthday presen-tations have been added to the

5,Clubs Ini»pon-

11 appear through the cour-tesy of the Deborah League at! Woodbridge High School, onApril 14 at ,1:30 P. IVare available at tht

Is a sophomore at Wash-Vir-

ate,ington-Lee University inginia.

He is a member of LambdaChi Alpha fraternity, is on theDean's list, and plans a medi-cal career.

He will spend his spring vaca-

g w < e t s h o p I n m a n A v e nue;held in the cafeteria aftW g w < e t s h o p I n m a n A v e nue;service* Thr guest speaker will »° r l l l« U l r ' " " " ' ' o f M [ s a c o r « l : Stern's Grocery 8tore, Avenel,

Mr M u r r a y . b e ' s u e r ' n t * Maurfe"n."M.M1W('1nht;1"111 for the honor

•f<d thw thean-jof MtryknoU, New York, who' 0 ' " " S l l l t l ' f1^1*110"ilnvr tx-itun lart'wljl show film* of thr mm- Mrs vWinheimer is a

' i rrVhfd lUigion*ry work of the Maryknotl tier of tiic Rahway Woman's

from all Deborah members.

'.c -ai.tatt d H . ; 8 U t c r i .

VISIT N Y C .I8ELIN - The Girl Scouts

c iubandvur president of the.o' Troop 13 recently spent a

lt!\S

SUter R1U MAureen former-Sixth District of the State Fed- W '" New York City and after„ Mlu Clan Mllko is theeralion. The Federation Past having lunch in a mid-town

Srlmlutet loaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mar-President Club is placing Mrs. automat, the fourteen glils,>l i I tin Mllko of l«*Un. She is ajWelnhdmri's naml' on the

on ' 'onrmy!gr*dU g t« of Woodbrldgf Hlgh;Honor Roll because pf her serv-board of;8ch<jol and St. Peters' Hospitaljices w her own fl»b in manyHuduMiih School of Nurilng.-Before en-:capaciUes und a Sixth District

Tl-..-

leaders, and mothers'walked tothe,, Museum of Natural Historyat 81st 8treet where they spentthe afternoon. '

COLONIA-Warrm D. Jens-sen, 38 South Hill Hoad, hasbeen elected president of the

Surety for;Life Sciences at Uii:on JuniorCollege, Cranford.

John Siburn, Rahway, facul-ty adviser, said the purpose ofthe society Is to create an In-terest ln the life .viences, toparticipate in community proj-ects, and to go beyond class-room studies in the field.

Mr. Jenssen, a science major,is a sophomore in Union JuniorCollege's Day Session, He is agraduate of Woodbridse HighSchool.

library.Permission to use school 21

grounds for summer recreation tlon for a ' week as a guest ofhas been granted by the Board Mr. George Coward, of Lake-of Education. An effort to ob- land, Fla.tain an adequately trained phy-| His brother, Joseph, is asical education instructor and j sophomore at Woodbridge Highvarious equipment continues. School and also wil study medi-

A plan is underway to com- cine. Mrs. Chosney Is a teacher-memoiate the annual eleraen- counselor at Weequahic Hightary school "graduation" with'school in Newark.

••• «f Mrs Mor-ter ing, the Maryknoll Order.'vlce president-•t I>-.()<> Road, sister Rita Maureen w»« em-i A J10 tionntioit was voted toT'-mkm stated'ployed at Catholic University,!the State rVderution (or civic

-I'MIIK confer- Waahinglon. D C. and General and chafltuble projects;'!«"• ut Salu1,Motors Corp., Linden. Mrs William ni>ie.st-nud theFrivtioni from! o n Tuesday evening she will club at a Federation Day meet-

•'!' May l The Bddreas Die high school girls qflni! of the Borounh Improve-

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AvenelOpM OOJjr » *, M. to 8 f. M.

n i l a j I A- M. to » F U.

WOODBRIDGE METHODIST CHURCH. 71 MAIN STREET

REV. T. C. SEAMANS, PASTOR

Worship Service 9:30 and 11:00 A. M,(^ursery for Under; 3 at Both Services)

Church School 9:30 A. M. (4th Gr^de Up)11:00 A. M. (3rd Gr^de Down)

This church welcomes you moat heartilyto its services,

PROCLAMATIONWHEREAS, the strength of our community rests In

the family as a unit and in the- family's health andwelfare, and

WHEREAS, the cultural and scientific progress of ourcommunity has put greater demands on the personaland private lives of each citizen, and

WHEREAS, good vision has been proved a necessityfor healthier, happier and a more productive life forevery member of the family unit as a whole, and

WHEREAS, good vision contributes to the economicgrowth of Woodbrldge Township by providing betterworkers and citizens able to indulge in more diversifiedcommunity activities, and

WHEREAS, the optometrists of this community aremaking a great contribution to its progress and strengthby providing good vision care, aiding each citizen to abetter life, therefore

BE IT RESOLVED that the Township of Woodbridgeofficially joins with the Middlesex-Somerset OptometrlcSociety in proclaiming the week of March 4-10,1962, as"Save Your Vision Week," and urge that this period bededicated to informing the citizens of this communityof their responsibility in attaining good vision throughadequate and regular professional care.

THE TOWNSHIP OF WOODBRIDGE further com-mends the optometrists of this community for their pub-lic interest and their great undertaking to educate thecommunity in stressing "Better Vision for a Puller life."

In witness whereof I have hereunto »et my.. hand and caused the seal of the Township of

(Seal) Woodbrldge to be affixed this 4th day ofMarch, 1962.

WALTER ZIRPOLOMayor, Township of Woodbridge

William A. Kochek, K.V.

Colonia Shopping Plazu

Lincoln Highway - Route 27 • Colonia

ProclamationWHEREAS, March 12,1962. will mark a half century

of service to American youth by Girl Scouts of the United

States of America; and

WHEREAS, in the past fifty years more than fourteen

million girls have shared ln the profoundly. Important

spiritual, educational, and social experience of Girl

Scafittng; and

WHEREAS, during these years four and a half mil-

lion men and women have been devoted volunteers ln

the Girl Scqut movement; and

.WHEREAS, the current strength of Girl ScouU of theUnited States of America is three and a half milliongirls -and adults, who are each day striving to fulfilltheir promise to do their duty to God and country, tohelp other people at nil times, and /to live by the GirlScout IHWS of loyalty, honesty, courtesy, cheerfulness,usefulness, kindness, and helpfulness to others;

NOW THEREFORE, I, Walter Zlrpolo, by virtue ofthe authority vested in me as Mayor of Woodbridg*Township, hereby produlm March 11-11 as the GoldenAnniversary of the founding of Girl Scouting in theUnited States of America, ana* the 25th year of GirlScouting in Woodbridge Township I oall upon all citi-zens to girt the Girl Bcouts the fullest cooperation andsupport as they enter upon their second half centuryso that an Increasing number of girls may benefit I ronthe splendid program of training ln( cllbenship which U MGUI Scout organization offers.

Prasser is Elected

lota Xi Omega HeadCOLONIA—Philip P. Praater

429 Colonia Boulevard, nt fbeen elected president of IotaXI Omega Fraternity at UnionJunior College, Cranford.

Mr. Prasser, a sophomort, ) •a business administration nu<jor ln Union Junior College'!Evening Session. He is a gradu-ate of Woodbrldge High School.

League. The Social Club is ; c i T lZENS CLUB MEETSsponsoring one of the teams COLONIA - The Coloniafor the first time this year. ! c i t l z e n s c l u b h e l d l t g , ^ 4

The next meeting will be j installation meeting at the fire-March 15, at 8 P, M, at 103ihouse of the Colonia VolunteerTrento Street. !Flre Department.

4.

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<Slgne*i WALTERMayor, Woodbridge Town«typ

ARE

ISINGI

IN• 4 • -f ,:• ' «'v t

J 1 1 V

THAN EVER BEFORE!WEEKLY

in

MIDDLESEXCOUNTY

(.1 strength,for your life...

Senior yomh ISEUN

uritir.Evening Gospel

i 7.30 P M., Pilgrim Fellow-

ship.Meetings

Official Board, 8:00 P. Mthird Thursday.

Worship church 8ch00l Staff, first COLONIA OONPEl CHAPELsnndity School. I Monday 8:00 P M. m Inmin Avtnue at West

.,,,1,ih Friday surgical dressings first and K(r»»t, Colqjila

BOO p.groups.

7:00 PService.

WORSHIPTOGETHERTHIS WEEK

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tlce, Thursdajrl, 7:80Saturday!, 2:00 P, M.

Trinity Junior Choir Prac-

\(',,.Mtl.Hd»r A " " ' "

third Wednenday 1:30 P. M. Sunday SchoolO.E.T Club, third Monday 'CIRMOU »:3U A.M.

Bible

ASSEMBLYCHURCH

48 Berkeley Boulevardlielln, New Jersey

R" WlllUm Klrhj p»itof

Sunday Services1

8:00 P MSigma Alpha Phi, second and P M

fourth Tuesday. 8:00 P M Christian

Qonpel Service 8unday, 7:30

Women1* HomeCongregaton, firm Sunday Blbl« Claw Thursday 1 '30

M P M Y P

-lip

9, 10

P M

Th n-

9 in and Men's Club, fourth Thursday day 7:45 p M-6:30 P M

»nd H Choir lUheanali U R A C E EVANGELICALChanefl, Wednesday, 7 45 LUTHERAN CHURCH

iP.M. 600 New Bruniwlck7 Junior. Wednesday, 8:45 P M

'-4fi A M, 8unday Bchoolfor til ages.

11:00 A M, Morning worshipunlor Church conducted In

lower auditorium by Mr» Wll-ll»m Klrby.

7:45 P. M., Evening OospeliService

8:00 P M. Tuesday: CottagePrayer Meetings.

OF GODjTEMPLE BAPtlST CHI'RCIl'Pffifter Bimlevard and

Krochmally Avenue 'Perth Amboy

Joteph R. Btikln, Paitot10:00 A. M,, 8unday Bchool

tice, Saturdays, 0:00 A. M

NEW DOVERMETHODIST CHURCH

(90 New D o m Road, EdlaonR«T. Albert R, $WMt, PiitarSundiy Sohool Berricet

8:30 to 10:30 A, M.11 A. M until noon

luutctr Illih

CONJUGATION BETH8HOLOM

II Coepcr Avenue, Itellni ItkM MMUri rtlkkdfD Kt

Perth AmboyRev. Herbert p A Hecht. pastor

W0R8HIP SERVICES1 9:30 and 11:00 A M.'Nursery during both servlees)

fDi. W»r»«rt Kutatt. cuterSabbath Services Friday eve-

7:45Study.

8:00

P M Wednesday. Bible

P M., First Monday ofmonth, Teachers and Workers noon.

tor all ages. _11:00 A M., Worship Service

Communion ServiceNursery open 10-12 for chil-

dren blith through 3.7:00 P M.. Evening Worship

OUR LADY OF PEACECHURCH

New Brunswick Avenue, Fordsfttf. Joteph finoidwikl, PtstnrSunday Mattes, 8:00. 9:00,

10:00 and 11:00 A, M. and 12

••, School every »;3°-t, 4S. 7:45. B:45.|IMS confes-wfor» mawes: 30 and *:00 .

(i ,ndal* «oad.

Morning Service,

THE CHURCH OFJESC8 CHRIST

Florid* OroTe RoadHofwtawn

tm—fk BtBfol*. Mlnhtrraibri

i i i l K C U

ST. MHN THE BAPTISTORTHODOX GREEK I w l l n

CATHOLIC CHITRCH * : 0 °Broad and Division Streeti

Prrth AmbojKM. Hfphtn Itiot. rmtor

Sunday Matins. 7.00 A M.;Early English Mau, 8:00 A MChurch Hchool, 9:00 A M

Vespers Saturday nlghu aridbefore holidays at 1:00 P M.

Sunday Mornln« Worship Children'! Holy Communion.'•10:30 A M , first Suniny of every month. '

Sunday Bchool, I 15 A M :

Conference.8:00 p M., Second Monday

Board Meeting.«:30 P M and and 4th Mon-

days. Misslonettet under direc-tion of Mrs i. Waldhelm ather home, 184 Cooper Avenue

P M. first Friday o

riR8'l PRESBITERIANCHURCH O» IflELIN

<>lt Trei RotaMr. HOgtr D. lld«n*r, PiltOf

Sunday 8«rvlcn_ :ornmg

and 11:15 A M,thurch 8chool; N u r s e r y

through third grade. 8:45 A. MKindergarten through sixthgrade. 10:00 A M. Junior HighFellowship, 10:00 A. M to 13noon; Adult Bible Study, 10:00A M. Senior High WestminsterFellowship, 7:00 P. M. to »:30P.M.

Cano»r DitMings, first tndthird Wednesdays

Hoy Scouts, Fridays, 7:30P. M.

ST. JOHN'SEPISCOPAL CHURCH

S«*»ren9:45 A. M, Sunday School,11:00 A, M., Morning Prayer

First, third and fifth Sundays11:00 A. M., Holy Commun.

Ion, Second and fourth SundaysRev. Williambrant.

P. Forrest, eels-

Second GradersHear 2 Speaker^COLONIA — in an effort to

Man" li the Oolden T(xt fromPsalm 100: "Know y% that thetjord He Is Qod: It is He;that hath made us, and not weourselves; we are his people,and the sheep of Hla Aaature."

reaTfrom S e S j ' a n d Health!»«»««« the social ntudles pro-with Key to the aorlpturea" byl«f»m for Mcon(1 Rr,?de' two

M B M Edd tatj"Com^mlty m*n' V I 9M»ry Eddy VI9M»ry B a M r Eddy l t a t e t j ^ y a V I -

(P.J86): "Mortals must gravl.'«""* »P"ker» « *=n M l ,22-tate Ood*ard, their »ffectlonsIMr"' ^onMt Augustine prln-and almB grow spiritual, _iclP«Unnoun«d. Since the secthey must near the broader ln-!ond Kr8d<18Wlftl studies currlc-terpretatlons of being, and galnu l u m '" b«8Ml "P6" t h e *"rk^ ^ _ the *ork

«:30 P. M.. Thursday, choir some prope7sen« rf'tSlnfTn-;0' P?opl* l n the community,rehearsal. Ite, - In order that tin and '"Pikers * « e Invited In order

mortality may be put dff." , t h »' " ) e ™rl o f , * * (*ch.(l°l

wodld be directly related to life.Dr. Sanforn Paskow, dentist,

Weekday Masses, 8:45 and8 A M.; Friday, 8:49, 8:00 and8:45 A. M

MondayNoVena. 7:50 P. M.Male Choir Rehearsal 8:00

Month: Women's MissionaryCouncil under direction of Mrs.R. Workman

CONGREGATIONB'NAl JACOB

I-ord Street, AvenelRubbl Philip Bnnd

8:30 P M Friday10:00 A. M. Saturday, Junior!

Congregation

P MAltar-Rosary Society, first

Monday after first Sunday at8:00 P M. i

ST. ANDREW'S CHURCHAvetiel

RM John b| ln, tutorWeekday Masses 7:30 A. MSunday Masses, 7:06. 8:00

10:00,11:00. and U noon.Confessions Saturday, 4-5

7:30-8:30 P. M.

JEWISH COMMUNITYCENTER OF COLONIA

518 Inman AvenueRtnbi D«v!d Scheloltld

Services Friday night at 8:30Sundav School 10:30 to 13Junior Services Saturdays

from 10.30 to UHebrew School Tuesdays and

Thursdays 3:30 to 5, and 5 to8:30 P. M.

CONGREGATION ADATHISRAEL

Ambor Awnae, WooabrldgeRabDl Slnud Ntwberitr

8:00 P M., Friday SabbatnServices

ST. JOHN LUTHERANr m ° ' CHURCH

00. a 00. i l l Aab«y Art., Perth Amboy2 00 noon. '

8:00 A .Mr of S t An-1

] » T «t 7:1S

, , oMIKEGATIONAL

II UK

irroii «"d '

BIT. »•«•» Mn»ti. PittntWorahlp. 10:30 A. M-Sunday Bchool 9:00 A. M.

«T CFCEUA'8 ( HIT»( H

R«f JtSife WUth PutaASunday Mawet. «30, **;00

01 R REDEEMERLUTHERAN CHURCH26 Fourth 8treet, Fordi

« M Ellon R *tobi2suni1ti M«l« JifObloh »n(* MltiBubiti rrttacb*Matin BervV 8:15 A M.Main r5ervlc#. 10:48Holy Communion

First Sunday 10:45Third Sunday 8:15 ,

Sunday School and &:30 A M . '

MlnliUf of "•*«

»»f

Weekday100 A M

Matin. 7:00 and

i i , Orf»li<

\ ',!. Church Bchoo.

A M Omrch Bchool,

FIRST BAPTIST ( HIR( IIMarket aod Hlgb Street

Perth Amb«;

11:00 A, M. Morning Worship9 45 A. M Sunday School

Baptist

HT. JAMES' R. C. CHURCHAmbo> Arenae, Woodbrldgt

m »•» Min. ih.rWt oMcCarrliUii, Putar«»». WlllltM R«n,

AutiUnt rtitorlUt DoitM I. Belli;,

iuuttDt f u u fSunday Masses: 6:45. 7 45

3 4'i 10 00 and 11:00 A. M.

1 EVANGELICAL ANDREFORMED CHURCH

14 Jtmet StreetWoodbrldge ME 4-1751

•UT. Ulllt Effj. ItllnllWfOrder of Sunday Services10:00 A M . Sunday School10.00 A M., Sngllsh Senlce11:00 A. M., Hungarian 6eV

vice• 7:00 P M.. Youth Fellowship!

First Kunday of the month,J:30-P M...Ladles Aid Society

Monday:1 Religious Training.

Holy Name society, secondMonday after second Sunday!at 8:00 P M.

TuesdayPTA meeting third Tuesday

of each month at 8:00 P.M.Pemale Choir Rehearsal, 8.00

P.M.Confession!

Every Saturday 11 A, M un- 8 . 0 0

til noon 4 to 6 P M. and 7 to(united9 P. M., and sometimes on days . ^

FIRST PRESBYTERIANCHUROH

Rah war Avenue and CarteretRoad, Woodbrldge

Re?. AIM N. Nerncth, PtstorJimti Mink, MirfllUr Alilitint

tttrj L. Bttti, Or|iBllt

Sundaj9:30 A M., Church 8chool

^ 0 0 V M - M o m l n g W o r

9:30 \ M Saturday Services9:30 A M. Saturday, Junior

Congregation

Bcavprette$ 4-H

To Attend DanceI8ELIN — Mrs. Uoyd Ha-

rayfia, leader of the- Beavertttes4-H Club, announced membersmade a 4-H window W«playwhich Is now on view at the"Thrift Bhop", oak Tree Road.Annual I-H Week Is beingcelebrated this week in Middle-sex County.

At the meeting tonight at7:00 at Mrs. Harayda's home.Talffladge Avenue, plans will bemade to attend the County 4-HDance Saturday,

8:00 P M., Junior ChristianEndeavor

p M

y 7 ; 0 0

before Holy Days of Obligation, U n l t e d

p M

' Tuesday: <Firsti LorantffyGuild, 7.30

Tuesday: (Second)and Elders 7:30

Tuesday: (Fourth)hood, 7.30

TRINITY EHSCOPALCHURCH

Woodbrilge, N. J.T. William H. SchmiuJ, S.T.B.,

R«CtarAlien Bruidei.' Orginlrt

(Sunday Service*8:00 A M., Holy Communion

Junior HighYouth.

Senior HighYouth

Meetingsof Finance, secondBoard

TuesdayJunior Choir, Fridays, 4-5

P. M,Superintendents, last Tues-

day.Church school. 2nd Wednes-

CHRISTIAN SCIENCECHURCH

Masonic temple1S48 Irving Street, Rahway

Sunday at 11:00 A M.Sunday School 9:30 A. M.Wednesday, testimony meet.

Ing at 8 00 P. MReading R o o m Tuesday.

Thursday. 12 to 3 P. M.; Wed-nesday « to 7:30 P. M.;#Ylday7 to 9 P. M.

Westfield422 EMt Broad Street

Sunday 9:30 and 11 A. MSunday School 11 A. M.Wednesday. 8:15 P. M.Reading Rooms, 116 Qulmby

The pre, 4-H Club will meetSaturday morning at 11:00the leaders home. The littlegirls, who rtuige In use from8 years to 10 years, will workon pot holders.

Street 10 to 4:30 weekdays; 7to 9 P M. Mondays.

jspoke on the cam of teeth finddelighted the children with anIllustrated explanation Of officeprocedure ln visiting the den-itlst which was geared to th?understanding level of thechildren. In addition, he pre*entfd an animated film en-Ued, "Teeth Are To Keep."

Ifter his talk a lively Questionitid answer period ensued,

Mrs. Herbert Kasoff, firstIce president of School 32arent - Teachers Association,

explained the functions of thePTA. She described ln detailthe operation of the variouscomlttees, and stressed thatthe most Important purpou ofthe PTA was to see that th«children. obtained a good edu-cation t h r o u g h adequateschools and staffing. In addi-tion, Laurie Kasoff and RobinFlrkser, children of Mrs. Bar-bara Schutzman's second (trad*held UP at PTA sign and W-plaihed what the symbols PTAmean. The entire second grad*sang a welcoming song entitled"The More We Get Tojtther."

Speakers were presented at

Fire Chief Submit*

Report for FebruaryISELIN — Chief Thomas

Burke of the Iselln ChemicalHook and Ladder Co., District11, reported the calls for Feb.runry as follows:

One house fire, one rubblshjboth second grade assembllMfire, and one car fire. A drill by Mrs. Schutzman, chaltttlfl.was also held.

The firemen will hold theirO t h e r participating cuUMlwere those of Miss CorutMiot

next meeting Tuesday, at the Blalous, Mrs. Barbara P u »Auth Avenue Hrehouse. 'Miss Christine Cerkowlra.

9:30 A. M., Family Service dayand Bunday School White Church Oulld, second

11:00 A.M., Holy Communion and fourth Mondays

CHRISTIAN SCIENCELESSON-SERMON

The spiritual relationship of!1

God and man will be brought I

FISH for LENTand Sertrloiv (first Kid third LSdles, Aid Society,, second out.at .Christian Science serv-8und«yn Morning Priyer and; and fourth Wednesdays

andSermon* (SecondOfflcers'Sundays).

I Holy DaysBrother-, 10:00 A. M., Holy

m union.

fourth Woman'sThursday

Association, firstIces this Suttdsy.

Highlighting t h e LeiSermon on the subject'

AH Tyjies of

FRESH FISHDaily •*

We Deliver

Call ME 4-0743

Com-

ind

>.tK*»:\\ct>. : j i 5 p. M fUptlut Youth Novcna service* every Tue»-V M, Cottn Hour Miowsnlp day 7 30 P M•. 7:30 P M . Evening. Qospcl Weekday Masses. 7:00

. Service 7 30 A. MI v i n t a r l D i t t D m 11 00 AM .Communion 8un-

innlBuxai iBni d,y flr,t 8undH ornchmonth.

Wednesday I P. M. Pra>«-iMretlng

WOODBRIDGEMKTHODI8T CHURCH

aftd

i i . TtLtoiut T. C.a«i. Lullwr Mirtln,

AuliUnt Tutor lot Vouifc

" " " " Ori>nin tnd thole n l m i «(HlRCJl

Corner PtMprct WurteRldgrdale Atennt

Rn rrtff Bunm Ht\n9 4^ K M , Sunday School lug Worship

for all igr.v Ernest Barabas. 9:30 '4th trade u p ' , andi,Supfrinirndeni Adult Biole U 00 • 3rd Krad? down" Church[ Clau at same hour t r a c e r School.

Runyon Ernst 5 30 P M , Junior Iniermedl-II 00 A M , Morning worship atr Fello»s:!ip

atrvice. Nurs<Ty is p n m d f d 7:00 H M . M Y J

Wednesday: Junior Choir. 1 Onanlaattom3.15 Trinity Vestry, third Mon-

Wednesday: Adult Choir, 7:30 day, 7:80 P.M.Friday Brownie Troop, 7:00| St. Anne's Unit, flrrt Mon-Frlday Qlrl Bcouti, 7:00 day, 8:00 P.M.Saturday: Confirmation Class St. Margaret's Unit, first

10:00 A M. Wednesday, 8:00 P.M.i Episcopal ChurchWomen first

ST. JOHN'S KPI8COPAI, ^Monday, 2:00 P. M.CHURCH \ TrlnltJ Altar Guild, fourth

Hoy and Hamilton Avenues Thursday 8:00 P. M.

ntttil »f C'Burel IclMl

Sunday Serrieet»:po and 11:00 A. M., Morn- u A M

Ch ,rch Bchooi, 9:45 A M.

FordMf William A, Pirn*,' Vlctl

HDlv Communion, 8:00 A MMorning Prayer and Sermon

TEMPLE EMANl-EL120 Pleasant Avenue, Edison

fUbbl Minhill HiirwltiSabbath Servk-e—Friday, 8:30 P. M

Trinity Youtifc ^ jloWihlp. every Snrjdar, T'OOP. M

Trinity Qlrls' Filendly 80- \lelety, second and fourth Tues-Iday, 0:45 P M.

Trinity Cub Scou'. Pack 34:Den Meetings, Thuisday, 6:30P. M.; Pack Meetings, fourthMonday, 7:30 P. M.

I Trinity Senior Choir Prac-

, Efljoy an EveningAt

Tavern. Inc.

HOME-MADE a A M CHOWDERand

FRIED FISH TO TAKE OUT

Every Wednesday and Friday

Corner William * New Streets

WOODRRIDGE

t Beer• Wine• Liquor• Sandwiches

"Betty and Joe"—Phone ME 4-9738

HANDERHAN'SSEA FOOD MARKET

96Main Street V ( B « M Woodbridge

it costs less

than you'd guess

to got out a-f the ordinary

tomorrow, too.,

: j/

166 .

rj

\ \ \

20

n

\

into an

;- It.

• m cuini IOII'1'' ''lil 10 cjtnti (or

I.' "i ' • l,rit (Un nuiluifL • 1 :'r»1P»»tr F»l(tni

• • I ' . ' i ! l » i h S t . , K e w' ; "A KXCITING;

••'(-• ' " ' • • ! ' -

""' «» Sprl S d

Oldmobile'i Dynamic 68 pffenyou a lot mori w than the

4elwu modtlt of "low-priced"

And Oldmobile'tJanum Rocket V-ZEnqint

is standard equipment!

\'-Ss are a costly option

on maw "Iow-pri4ed" makesl

Qldsmobile is noted JOThigh resale, too!

You get mdre money backwhen, you trade!

(tori'.fr,,

'LUGE INN'ttuurantHuodbrldg«

Home Cooked:heons and Dlner tServed Dally

" I ' i " i n 3 : 0 0 P . M .li,.. t'v'Ci**^

OLDSMOKLC..•dkMMrlorOH MATTU WORLDt FAIR I N I

l_Odob«r U

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Your valuables will be safe, tomorrow, too, when

vou have a safe deposit box at First Bank and Trust

Company. Protect your important papers, document*

and jewelry frotai —

FIRETHEFTLOSS

By opening a safe deposit box today!

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National Safe Deposit WeekMarch 5 ->9

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PAGE SIXTEEN

: Report Fron Germany' (Continued from Bdlt. Page)democracies which were her

• enemies In World War n rather', than the Communists, who ever• atnee their successful revota-•tlon In 1917 have cast a covet-o u s eye on Germany, the blrth-•*lace of Karl Man, and the

rounder of Communism.•haves-B eatoln shrdlu shrdlud

Capitol DomeContinued from Edit. Page)

Ing upon lagoons which would

teachersLocal Jurisdictions have a

total of 78,087 employees, ln-cludinc 22,818 In the twentycounties under civil service;

be constructed by the commls- 50,067 In the 148 municipalitiesslon after providing for the ne-[under civil service, and 2,450 In

over to munldptUtiei ai coun-ty aid to local Khool dlstrlcti.PUBLIC EMPLOYEES: — Rec-ords of the State Civil ServiceCommission show there are107,081 public employees inState and local governments.

In State sendee there are 29,-215 employee*, of Which 25,447are In the classified service, and3,788 unclassified. The latter

has been launched In New Jer-sey. . . .Leave of absence withpay for public employees at-tending conventions of var-ious veteran organizations, Isprovided In a measure beforethe Legislature.... New Jerseyh>d 78 more plant nurserieslast year than the year before.. . , Only the candidate and hiscampaign manager In city corn-

figure includes State Police andimlsslon elections would be re-quired to notarize petitions, andnot each Individualunder the Dutnont bill Intro-duced and paswd in the Sen*ate. . . . Less populous area* ofNew Jersey will also share in

dredging and bulldcw,- the six school districts under funds, State Conservation Com-ceMftrying, jcivll

The county would not com- localpete with private industn andthe development would be tlm-

service. In addition 241

plted to making the land avail-able. Senator Sandman claimsthe development of the meadowlands will also Improve mos-quito control, and will increasebuilding and employment In thebuilding trades. Local r&tabes

employeesclassified.

are currently ises.Newark

mlssloner H. Mat Adams prom-

Undrr the heading of miscel-laneous employees protected bycivil service status are 1,483 In36 housing authorities; 286 em-ployed by the Passalc ValleyWater Commission; and 10 bythe Trenton and Mercer Coun-ty Memorial Building Commls-

wlll also Increase and more slon.areas would be made availablei JERSEY JIGSAW: — New Jer-for the resort Industry, he adds, jsey's traffic death total thus

When the land Is Improved far this year Is nearly twiceand the lots and plots are ready that of the same period last City, has been announced.for sale, they would be sold at year and State safety officialspublic auction. The proceeds of j are worried... . A medical sejfthe sale would be used to refund!help program designed to teachthe expenses and costs of the families how to preserve lifecommission, pay off the bonds and health under major dis-and the surplus would be turned I aater and survival conditions

Because the City ofIs having difficulty In

securing enough residents toqualify for its police force twobills are before the Legislatureopening up such examinations

to study and investigate fac-tors relating to the cost to con-sumers and the price* paM toconsumers of milk. U expectedto be authorized by the 1082Legislature..,. Voters defeatedschool budgets in 65 New Jer-sey communities a couple ofweeks ago. New Jerseyfarmers are expressing fearsthat a proposed farm labor billin Congress would pave the wayfor unionization of farm labor.CAPITOL CAPERS: — Backingup or pushing another vehicleis prohibited on the GardenState Parkway, aocordlng to anew safety guide of the super worthy historically. It la »toll highway. . . . Pulling teeth

the allocation of Green Acres Or otherwise practicing dentis-try without a license could re-sult In a fine of $500 Instead of

bill before the Legislature.

to the whole state of New Jer- sunshine.

and vacant these winter vaca-tion days with most legislatorsbasking far away in southern

sey. Fishermen are askedto retrieve tags on game fishand to follow Instructions onthe tags. . . . Formation of thepublic relations firm of Holran,Silver & Smith, Inc., with of-fices in Trenton and New York

Oscar J. Grossman, of French-town, has been appointed to anew National Advisory Commit-tee on egg marketing by TJ. S.Secretary of Apiculture OrvllleL. F r e e m a n . . . . A c o m m i s s i o n

F "tor's Letters(Continued from Edit. Page)

of the' wiahe* of the people.They should be ashamed. Onsecond thought, we, the voters,

reelect«d the same men, whoseactions we disapproved. To meIt does not make sense,

A Disgusted TaxpayerRALPH a KELLY668 Linden Avenue

in flu authenticityof their reproduction.

The musical toon la furnish-ed tar Mlklos Rorea—rangingfrom romantic to rousing to

_ ., . _ . . ... support the battle icenei.Recording star. Fabian, will vt^ .

do a straight acting role in POCKETFUL OF MIRACLES

HOLLYWOOD HEWS

"Peace Corps." This Is an epi-sode of Mrs. Q. Goes To College slovenly character named Appleand will be seen on CBS inJanuary.

Today's Film JUntEL CD)

This Is a,itory about Spain'snational hero, El Cid and Is

three-hour exhibition of kingsand warriors In medieval Spain.

A review of early Spanishhistory is told by this cinema

$300 for a first offense under a account of the part - real, part-legendary soldier who is credit-

State House corridors are quiet «H with saving Spain from theMoors during the eleventh cen-tury.

'Charlton Heston plays El Cldu a noble figure who does nowrong, only right.

The leading lady Is SophiaLoren, a lovely, scheming wom-

acted rather foolishly when we c«"ing the death of her father.Powerful are the scenes

where great masses of menmove up to the walls of the city

This story on film envolves a FRIENDLY COUNTY AGENT

Annie who, when sober, sellsapples along the Great WhiteWay to keep her lovely daugh-ter In a convent in far awaySpain.

All is well untU Apple Anniereceives a letter that her daughter Is coming to visit her

From time to time I remindyou about the gardening andhome grounds advice you canget at no cost from your coun-ty agricultural agent.

He is a member of the Rut-gers College of Agriculture whoworks and lives In your county^

Farmers for years have re-mother and Is bringing along \[i(\ u p o n the county agent as aher fiance. The catch to this source of Information backedfact Is that Apple Annie has by solid research at the College,pretended, in her letters, that i n increasing numbers In recentshe was a lady of position and years home owners, have talkedwealth. with him on the phone, heard

To her rescue comes several him speak at a meeting or re-of her friends (all underworld,jhady characters and Broad-way bums). They get to work tomake Annie the "Lady" shepretends to be.

With the help of beauticians,the peddling hag turns into the

^rum v « » p W • * * • •• m

jf f » * » • « • » ~ ^ " B H H ^ - - - " • — »— — *^ ^ — ^ — - B I D — 9 - •- — — — r

an who loves El Cld and finally beautiful and talented Bettymarries him after falling at Davis. Miss Davis - acts thisplotting to destroy htm (or part to the limit, keepfng her

viewers spellbound from onecharacterization to another.

Her u n d e r w o r l d friends;Glenn Ford, Hope LangeK

and of the battles during the Thomas Mitchell and Everettesiege of the city. The medieval Edward Horton add much tobuildings and churches are this comedy situation.

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teamed up (or the fifth yari c 8 g n r y Can pnthyto present an exhibit Bt thej8 : 0 0 A M 8nri i 00 P M HI 2-show. County aRenU from both;2g22, 3-1. 8*New Jersey and New York, t-1 . ._-long with spwinllsts from the! • MISC. FOR SALE •two universities, will be on d u t y ; . — _behind an "Information pleane" RENT A WATER SOFTENER

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counter on the third floor.The exhibit area Itself will

throw the spotlight on betterjCo.. ORange 4-0534.lawns, an rsprcinlly timely, and:apparently, timeless topic i

Most of the time countyagents don't tnjoy such an ex-otic settlnp On working dayByou can pd in touch with thecounty agent at his office.

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MORE S m FOR GYNURAHouse plant questions keep

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ATTACK PROGRAMS Tin*CAMEO SHOP, 200Republicans across the na-; gtreet Woodbridge fi

tlon, at recent OOP party ral-; l e c U o n „, o W furniturp

lies, accused the Democrats of j n i n g whrtli. desks, cradlew i t n tures, lamps, china ind

"profligate spending" and "po-jgim. We buy and selliand browse ME 4-1022

ally. ( | The speeches followed the 3 ,The big book in our flori-,usual political pattern of swing;-1

culture department disagrees.'ing away at the opposition, up-lt says Gynura needs bright holding the GOP cause with GOP AND PARTY RUrnlight and should be kept only professions of confidence, and; Republicans are draw*fairly moist. holding the party as the ureat together by the remit

It'll be interesting to find out hope of the nation for Retting fired at them by IVwh |ch one Gynura itself proves sound,sensible, responsible gov- Kennedy and they hawc ,ect - the label with its ernment. an effort to outline a:advice for shade, or the big —— ; manifesto of party pnrybook at Rutgers that prescribes RETURNS TO PRISONbright light. • Columbus, Ohio — Rejected

by her family and others, Mrs.Martha Wise, 79, has returned;

Senator Ooldwater < Rpredicted in advance or;

called to sif-draft, thm

members of both Hr>:se-There is much color in lingerie m'\ b« able to agree on snm,this seaten. Lovely shades of; "R V ) n g , ^ " P«oled. **"-•„»! statement* chart™pale blue and yellow are found W l s e contacted her brothers,'ctmrst M 8 p ^ -in (tlrdles, bra's and slips, The3011' a n d dauEi'ter but they :newest half slip stops just a-lwould have nothing to do with j o e J McCrea and Ra^bove the knees and Is worn with her- Officials of rest homeslScott who have starred :-qula lined skirt. would not admit her. | a n u m b e r 0 , W e 6 U , r n s ,rf

One particularly attractive S n e returned to prison andian.y M - s t a r * « In t filmslip is of tricot nylon material i e v e a l e d h(r Pllfiht to the au- I n xhe Afternoon."and It also comes to the top of thortties. Her parole was re- •-the hem. This tricot material v°ked and she returned to O. 8. sugar needs expectdis very good with form fitting Prison. (declinedresses. .

Beige underwear with brownsuit* and frock» Is Biniut. In!fact lingerie Is so attractive this[season that it doesn't matter insome casts If one's "slip u

showing."

Some "Flfierini"The army rookie from the

hills said that he called cooties I"arithmetic"bugs" because they;added to his misery, subtracted'from his pleasure and multi-plied like the dickens.

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Mrs. Levl *M a meftibw of, , rnnei i-t . ie faculty of the Women's in-

• ; i s l 1 ' , 0 will be held stltute of the Jewish Throk,K-'"' l s '", i rnmmun- leal Seminary of America, was

|i( J..W1SH C™1™" l n t e r l m Hlltel Director of Him-Mrs- ^"hVmonth/UT College, and hju .wved nR

11 "1"il nihP chairman of publications for

1 ] i r l ! sppdkcr win m t h e united Synagogue Comrnis-. , |,,m i M t-owi s|on on Marriage and Family.,','„' K wi'H known In, C u r r ( mtly Mrs. Levl is a,1' m

S!('il J r a X T o f member of the National Board,1

"" "'" V™Mr'«WLevl of the Reading and EditorialT chair-Commltter of the National Wo-isah and men's League of tho United

try Synagogue of America. She Isof BUthor of "Across the Thrcsh-

"" ,'nf Canada, old" She Is the wife of RabbiT,! ivitli-s chair- a Oershon I*»l. Spiritual lf,,d-

, ' „ .„ , s , B h the'er of the Jamaica Jewish CVn-'" o S S t l o n tor. and Is the mother of a »»,'''" and daughter.

l;m

who formerly resided on Bon-

ISELIN PERSONALS! i

Bj Alice CflthbertMii1608 Oik Trw Ro»d

liflln

Inquiry Class of Bt. Cecelia'sChurch, has announced thatthis week's lesson will be a con-tinuation of last week's lessonon marriage. Questions will be! answered on the subject of dl

—The CYO of St. Cecelia's voroe> birth control, and churchChurch will hold Its Renrralllaws concerning marriage. Rev.membership meeting March u Hubert Mayer, moderator, In-

' • all to attend, the classe from 8 P. M. to 9 P. M.,

Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Brady, A Hussion will be heldf r m l y idd B What to do during Lent"who formerly resided on Bon- d g No £

ora Avenue, have moved toCY0 D a n c e "'" »» held Friday In Room 101, Bt. Cecelia1!

MRS, S. (1KRSHON LEV1

Motherx AuxiliaryMeeting Tomorrow

MENU) PARK TERRACE —I The Mothers' Auxiliary of the

Menlo Park Terrace Boysinc. will meet tomor-

row, 8:30 P.M. at 100 Jeffer-son Street. Plans will be madefor a cake sale at the shopping

| center.also be discussed

their new home In Colonla..—Mr. and Mrs. Robert C.

Scank, Lincoln Highway, weredinner guests *on Thursday ofMr. and Mrs. Otis Dougherty,Menlo Park.

—Carol Habe, daughter ofMr. and Mrs. Harold Habe, Co-lonla and Jean Whertleydaufthter of Mr. and Mrs. JohnWheatley, Woodbrldbe, wereweekend guests of Mr. and MrsGeorge Maxwell, Charles Btreet,

—Mr. and Mrs. Robert C.Seank, Lincoln Highway, wereguests Sunday at a family gath-ering at the home of Mr. andMrs. Harold Maul, Chetsequaketo mark the birthday of QlenMaul.

night, but athletics will be held School,as usual at the Iselln Junior

the mother-daughter commun

for the second annual hat| show, March 26 at School 19.

Mrs. Jnhn N. Evanoff, pub>!i<'ity chnlrman, announcedIxiih of these functions requireimi' li planning and program-minx and urged all to attend.

What to do during Lent." No

High School.

—The next meeting of LadlesAuxiliary of Iselln ChemicalHook, and Ladder Co, will beheld Thursday evening, MarchIS, 8 P. M. at Auth AvenueFlrehouse.

—The Brady Action Group ofthe Christian Family Move-ment of St. Cecelia's Churchwill meet at 8:40 P. M. tomor-row with Mr. and Mrs. 'WilliamRowe, Lincoln Avenus. There Isstill room for one more couple

Play PreaentationFeature of Meeting

ISELIN — The highlight of IIthe meeting of the Women'sGuild of the First Presbyterlan||Church was a play, "Time Cap-sule", presented by the mem-||bers as follows:

Mrs. Joseph Smith, Mrs. Cur-tis Campbell, «Mrs. Theodore IIBowman, Mrs. Harold Hanna,Mrs. Arthur Clough, Mrs. Don-

The Whole Family I IGc For These Delicious

rehearsal of the Iselln Assem-bly of God Choir has beenchanged from Friday evening totonight at 7:45 because of aconflict with the Women's Mis-sionary Council meeting. TJieWomen's Missionary Councilwill meet at 8 P. M. tomorrowIn the church.

—Religious Instructions forpublic school children In grades2 through 8 will be held at St.Cecelia's Church at 9:30 A, M.,Saturday. Altar Boy Candidates

U 8-1757. The SahsevleTe Ac-tion Group will met at 8:40 P

—Plans are in progress for home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles County will meet tonight atBlunda, Warwick Street,

on breakfast to be sponsored s —A social evening will be

Thayer.The opening worship wasll

conducted by Mrs. Miller and|. business meeting by Mrs

Thayer, president. Refresh-1ments were served by Mrs. Jo-1seph Davies, Mrs. John House.|and Mrs. Campbell.

In the group. For details call will meet at the church at10:00 A. M.

—The Catholic Young AdultM. on Sunday, March 11, at the Club of Northern Middlesex

4AMED SECRETARY

COLONIA — Mrs. LeonardChakrln of 63 Cameo Place has IIbeen elected recording stcretary Iif B'nal B'rlth Women, North-1|

em New Jersey Council at ltimeeting Monday, night at the||Essex House In Newark.

by St. Cecelia's Qlrl Scouts,Neighborhood 3. The affair Isscheduled for Sunday, March18, after the eight o'clock Mass,In Our Lady of Lourdes Hall.Tickets are now available.

held by the Sons and Daugh-ters of Liberty Saturday, 8 pjvt.at the home of Mrs. Spencer |ley Street, Is convalescing alGreen, Trieste Street.

hold a "Maggie and Jttres" sup-per Saturday from 5 to 8 P. Mat the Oreer? Street FirehouseThe public Is Invited.

7:30 In St. Cecelia's • School,Room 103. All single adults outof High School are Invited.

—Charles Benz, Sr., of Coak-

|the home of his son-in-law and—The Ladles Aid Society ofldaughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ham

the First Presbyterian Church llton Billings, Jr., W r l g h—The Lad l e i Auxiliary of will hold Its regular bl-month-Street.

Iseltn Volunteer Fire Co. will ly meeting at 8 P. M. Monday, —Louise De Preiter, daughteiat the church. Mrs. Oustave De of Mr. and Mrs, Gustave DePreiter will preside. •Preiter) Rldgeley Avenue, wa:

—Mrs. Anthony Sansevierc, feted on her birthday at a smalpublicity chairman of the Adult I family party.

- S t . Cecelia's PTA will holdcakes sales after all MassesSunday. The mothers of Mrs.Bolger's class will supply andsell the cakes. Mrs. DonaldCrllly will be in charge assistedby Mrs. Martin Ullls.

—The Women's Auxiliary ofthe Iseltn Boy's League meet-Friday at the First Presbyter-IIIan Church, Plans were discuss-1ed for the Chinese auction m||May. Proceeds will benefit theBoys' League.

11 ItNIMIINCH »rr»ni«l In a eon-i |,.,n,,.rm iiMiinrr liflehUn Ih* ipprai of this compact

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I iv pUrlni » imallrr object al lha »th*r tri tf thecabinet.

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FRIDAY, MARCH 9. 11M52

PAGE EIGHTEEN

Butkocy RollsBig 678 Set

Rovals in leadBy 1 Full Game

, C A R T E R E T - T i i ' ColumbusSchool No 2 team (Ideated >"r

: .Ves 18-13. in ihi Mideet ClassB Leflnue thi^ ir.-.k Even with'the victory, ti.'- f o l u m b u sSchool five t,n:'.' the

r.\RTF.RFT-The Columbus! c»«-rs continued on

11V to the championshipA

CARTH.ET -

.,.1, victim of the season.The lenders hnvr lost

in both h»lv-s.

Lose to

Lcaau- They sky-rocketed over a 4.0three other clubs which were'all deadlocked for first place

record, dropped a 56-42 for the winnri-vter to a powerful Perth R«>als

Bowl Amboy St. Mary's quintet at

tied, end after the smoke'had The \4nners made 30 out of 39'cJ |-e~pOncleared away each Uam was a f o u l s n o U to d e f m t h e l o c a l s •ganw oehind. Kolibas Tavern T n e l o c a l s h e W t h e i r o p p 0 . O r w n b

was <he most fortunate, with n e m s m ^ m toms

Walt Ginda hitting 590 and a flrft period. TS-H. St221 high game, defeating Si- f m a n e a d l n t h

tar's Shop Rite in two games. TQUui outscorinK theHill Bowl felt the wrath of S U n . g T n e A m b ( m n s c o n U n u e d

Demetrius pinners who racked t o d o m l n a t e the'play in all theup all three games on Mike ! r e m a l n , n g q u a r t m '^ " l ? , - 2 2 ^ 6 0 1 ^ ^ i Ironically enough, JohnnyOorechlad s 200-210-570 to p u ; A l a , h i s t M .g o u t s t a n d l n gthe Saints to within a half ; p c r t o r m e r t n i s s e t t 5 o n a n d h i g h , " , .game of Hill Bowl , m a n ta t h l s g a m e w ) t h g total1™™'8*

Since Lou Butkocy came o f M txt\n\s llm-r-in rnrtj>rpt 'back from the DesMoines ABc!°f U « t f j £ X - - iffleber

tourney, he has been making a' ' G

sensational performance, h i t - j ^ ] ^ g

LiquoiNears TitleJavvees Beaten ,

In Final. 49-34Holy

CARTERET M,.,,,

'howlers nre mriviue •,,^ c o n d straight chin,;in the Cnrteret Maim 1

by scoring an..win this iMM

The Cartel1'1 the Carteret Lanes, 1IVVIH'S dropped feated the Amenriu' , . . n,,tnn to't"re* K'"1** Americiii. ]

trnm. 21 tb '6 . their last K«m<1 nf "ll' a n o t h e r close conin , ( .behind in the t h e P e r t n Am hoy St. M n r y s

c H i b S rolled well, hi,; ;ld , H P Hi lv r.:^.1'" q u l n t e t la*t FridRV «l 'he l o ^ U o c y , one of the 1.,,.

" W«n. «U,34 . It was n ^ . ^ „ ,„ ,„„„„ o f , „

LolllS SlpOS -foltowerl

CARTERET

aided by Walter,vho Willed eleven

name between

loser.-.

ting 654 last week and rolling iScolt

678 this week on games of 256,Pftu l Dickson211 and 211. But ironically, his Ghentteam, Leo's Inn, lost the first Kasparakgame and managed to win the pet£, rjicksonlast two. Machion

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Judith Breslowpervisnr of the (arteret Lanes.

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presented with the A..I.B.C. Trophy h> Han Semrnra, coach and su-Judith placed 38th. in the 15th National Tournament, in

which 205.943 hoys and rirls took part.

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0PetersMas!-Rozelle

,13 30 56Carteret 142)

GMcMahon 4,Mantie 6

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DEPARTMENTLEAGUE STANDINGS

SENIOR LEAGUEW

Prank & Joan's Pizzaria 8Cardinals 8Lou's Tavern 1Falcons 2Darab's Tavern 0

iKopinKobyBelitzBakosWiegolinski

L:Skiba'iHart3j3tuart 03

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11 Sciabetta" Fernando

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Frank & JoansSwamp Falcons

, CARTERET - The leagueColumbus 'leading Frank and Joan's cag- WOODBRIDGE

p!ers had a comparatively easy c o a Ched by Jack°itime defeating the Falcons this4,week in the Senior League at0 the liiph school gym. The final°iscore -,vas 75 to 38. It was their0 seventh victory in league play01 against only one setback.81 Mark Binstein was high2 scorer with 22 points for the4 winners while Ronnie Pusillo

— — ""'scored 18 points for the losers.9 0 18 jjy, dinners rolled up a big

lead of 16-4 in the first period,to 44

Iona Upends Holy Cross;Remains Tied in Top Spot

•lOSi

(OIlMBI 'S

WhiteNelsonProkopinkCalriwellJackson•Grnndell^McDonald ^Iversegi

return,artlsU in this area, n

the two

tBiidins and box w i t n carteret wmninn l l l r"!and 246 to bring Jininfirst meetim at Pi1'""1 Amboyi<-on for the winners I •

1 writer In the season.

paiun »nn a ,vlctory over Lous 10 wins and eleven loses , ^ ^ J ) m ^0 The game was flow J ^ ™ ! ^ b f the star of i),

rolling 205-226-2>:i

theln1

^ , n f Q r ^ p i

Idropped- thehave place.

at the10 halfway mark with St Mary'a3 leading by two points. 22-200 However, the visitors rallied6 W second half by 27 to, 140 win easily at the final uun.6 ion Muchi led the

( t«m with 15 points. Ore^a and3 25 h i ' f o r 8 t

654 round Aiding >

to 14 t o ! w a s B I U K o b y *Mi

'«09, which gave th,1007 and 2920 set Ykierka hit 212-222-ii.::

11

ST.

BufanoSutoFlorentine

JOSEPHS

3 2&iHefferman were nigI Mary's with 19 and

4 respectively.

for 8t'12

- 10 n a , of a three way* tie for first ^ r c 7 0

Soley. re- place by coming up with a stei- B u m s

JUNIOR LEAGUE(Final)

WA & 0 Sweet Shop 10Holy Family 5Ramblers -•• 5All Stars - 2

Score by periods; ISt. Mary's . ... 13 17 13 13-56;Carteret 13 8 9 12—42

, i Referee, Rochfort; umpire.^ Bannon.

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"jjadach 0 0iKindjierski 2 3".Krupa . ° °

iKondrk(Hart .

"Miller

G. 1. 2

0

increasing their marginjjto 16 at the halfway mark''After that the winners just

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HOI.Y FAMILYCoanshork

iCoacnt'u u> • » > ... _ _Imatned tied for first place with ling 14-11 victory inSt. John's at the top of the St. played game.James' Little League after rack- The most consistent shooters

' '-- 'V Irish were Bill Fitz-_ ,- and Bill S:awhich has yet to win a game point clusters, whilesince the start of the second Smith ran his individual total

T10- , , D. CoHnshock

In by far the most exciting R o i a ^ ^ iof the day. a ftred-up R e d d m R l o n

are Manhattan team, coached by pin d o shthe Charlie Parr, knocked off a vvitkowski

favored Villanova club by a p g ^ oThe most outstansi- - .,-• n a t T ° * I*'1? c o u n t "*** w l n Hrcha

on the court was Iona's Jim m o v M l tt",.Jlfini UP 'n'° a Varga• - . . tnrer way tie for second place

Odzielak rolled 202-the winners

02/^Muchl1 Stuart

(arterrt

3 4

half.At the present, both Iona and

8t. John's are in the stretchwith 4-1 records. Theretwo games remaining onpresent schedule.

"Barney10 8eaman ......

PendickjMatefy •

11. chodosh0 Wyskowski

• Detogowski

3

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13 8 34

honor roll scores bin1,Nick Carwo of Cm i

1-224-634. Art Niuy's Electric and :,

creb« of the same N ;

3-208-213-634 mul021 respectively Sam

t 227-218-626, Dicknd Joe Pendick of V.,hlne 347-220-62119-618 respectively ..rbap rolled the luci.

he night-a big 252 !Trucking.

0St. M»ry'«

Oall .Orega

Sl^Walon, to an easy **.$,£ w^po^injixjield " ' — ^CZ^-^;^

Nieder

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FRESHMEN -SOPHOMORELEAGUE

WDartmouth 8Princeton v 5Columbia 4Harvard 4Yale 4Pennsylvania 2

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Columbia BeatsPenn by 41-34

Dartmouth WinsTitle

BinsleinLaSalleFioieGurkinWoodhull•KiralyStise

paced by Ronnie Stadlfr and0{

sakand four, respec- U s |C l [ |

S e r f e a c h ™ " 1 0 """ " " ^ Co^h'Adam Gluchosk.'s ^8 After being lown 11-7 at the ™ d " t ? *e™ " S ^ ™ 8 h " : Seny:,.Slhalftime break, St. Johns made £ r t o t X S ' f S ^

10

10

lftime break, S nn t h e i r t o t B

substantial comeback in the F o u r u u l p games are

iBruks -~ TT'Hefferman3 2 1 Diez

Norris; Niemiec; McCann

Carteret ....St. Mary's

"" 183 17 6

10 12 10

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138—3

17—4:

Ramblingand

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35 5 75Fordham. eourt St. John's inaugurates

Don Hutnick, the game's high t h e d a y . s siat<. against Man

7 2 16 Harvard UpsetsCARTERET - Dartmouth

won the championship in the

Falcons

LenaitLli CARTERET—Columbia beat Freshmen-Sophomore Recrea-;j£ w i l ) i a m s

4 Penn in a regular Frosh-Soph tion Basketball League bv scor"'Kondrk5,league contest by scorinc 19 jng a 31-26 win over Yale i n ; p o r t e r

5 points in the first half for a overtime play.5,7-point lead to hold the margin Coming from behind, Dart-

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CUB LEAGUE

7 ito the|41-34.

Frankie

final whistle, winning rnouth turned the trick with agreat second half rally after

Milik scored 15 trailing by 13-8 at the midway &

Pusillo 9Smarro #1

iscoi-er with 10P'Saints' determining factor in

^ 3 0 o'clock.^gf

Recreation dointi,-.Junior League has <its scheduled game.--offs are now In pn>| League champs. A \

eliminated tin

2:the second half when he went ftt g . _6on a personal scoring spree t o ; h a m M 1 0 : 3 0 g n ( j i o n a wraps2 sink eight big counters. Adam;jt u p , a c i n g N o t r e rjame at8Gluchoski and Mike Dwyer n . 3 O

18 each flipped in four markers-2 for the Rams. _ TEAM STANDINGS

Go to Finale •-Harvard's baa-jplay in a two out of •

ketball league. The defeat cort'ij" t h e P f tyoIf "

_ _ _ ! A

Holy FamilyHawksWarriorsColtsTrottersCeltics

w Li points for the winners, getting mark. Dartmouth outplayed &

" " i t i th d Y l by 7 3 in the third period12 of these points in the second,Yale by 7-3 in the third period, l j u < u l ;half play. Tommv Cou?hinjto trail by one point going into I a l c o n s

• -,,,Tfi 19 point? for the losers.'the final period.Both teams were a even in I Joe O'Reilly was high scorer

.16 284 12

confident Notre Dame19 0 3Biquintet, skippered by Ed FiU-

'gerald. knocked Seton Hall out10 21—75, '8 14-38:

Inh_..

the second haf piny. Tommyjfor the winm;rs with a total ofCouKlilin scored 12 points

MIDGET CLASS "A" LEAGUE(Second Halfi

for 13 points, while Bobby Chodoshwas second by contributing 12

Rambler FiveTieHolv Eliminated

wColumbus School 3Holy Family 2Nathan Hale 1St. Joseph's ' 0

Li

th" losers.Both teams wore nil even inlpoints.

the last two periods, 10-10 in] The box scon-

Family for Lead CARTERS _

Stton Hall .Villanova ...Manhattan .Notre Dame .pordham ...Holy Cross

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CARTERET — The A and OJPrinceton an opportunity to'Sweet Shop, winners in thelpiav in the finals for the cham-

Recreation b k t b l l i

meet Wednesday,the high school K

The finalL,Junior Recreation basketb9lljplonship. Ipnahmen-ftwhom,j league, advanced to the finals1, pnnceton led all the way up!te scheduled for tonw

in the playoffs with a smashing^ t n e {mai period, but Harvard temoon Howev,>i •„ one-sided triumph over the A^eame from behind to tie the(m o u th team taW •

at 28-all Hazard wonipionarrip with a fn.r hrecord. Thi.-- !•

2 Stars. 76 to 25. icottntThe winners got off to anjthe game in the overtime ses-lj

HolyFive eliminated the

in the Junior Recre-

0

MIDGET CLASS "B" LEAGUE

the third quarter and 12-21the final round.

2 The box score:31 COLUMBIA

A Comba

in' DARTMOUTH

(Second Half)w L!

Rqyals 3Columbus School 2

Price's 0

' GIRLS' CLASS "A" LEAGUE

Grunden ...ElknManciniiF. Milik

Mshymanski2 Wolleon ..

0

LoafersRompers ..."Midgets I....Question Marks

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PENN

Slivka .Kushner,0'RiellyIZenobiaMaresiaChodosh

TARTFRET The HawksCARTERET - T h e Hanks (^mblerB i n l h e J u n o

led the Holy Family tossers for a t l o n B

first place in the Cub Recrea- "

for

St. Francis

Niagara

3 tarly .start by scoring 24 pointsision by scoring six polnU. |well balanced and4 m the first period and 16 mi Pete Lengyel scored ten:tlme games wen- p5 the second quarter to lead by'points for the winners while! ^h e Q ^ jjea^U''

30-13 at the halfwtfy mark The George Forenchik tallied 12|the final schedul-_ winners rolled up a biR 25-1 ad-^ints for the_losers

vantage in the third round. \Pat Hart and Mike McMahoivLegyel

scored 23 and 14 points respec- Sadowskf

HARVARD

lively for the winnersThe boi score:

> n o0 Both clubs are deadlocked TEAM

11 9 31Yale

McKennaBaldwin

16 9 41

ikowitz 1 70 12

GIRLS' CLASS "B'f LEAGUE

TigersW7

IChiTvenak .,. 3Tone 1Bierillo ..' 0Musso 3Markus 0;

gUtUe Five 5Princes 2Bobbets .., 0

Teleposky ' 2Tindell 1Haas ( 3Banick 0Powers 2

g defeated the Trotters by a 16-2 4 score. Dennis Abazio had fuur4 points for the winners.2 In the final game the War-g rlors nosed out the Colts in a0 low scoring contest, 6-4. Rel-1 ford scored four points for the

26-15 tthroughout

Ed Kalitan and Joe Melickwere tied for scoring honors,each getting 12 points.

The box score:Holy Family

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STANDINGSW543i

10

L Fox0 Hefferan .1 Usnynyj2 Hart3 McMahon4 Gregory5 LehoUky ...L._r

a. 4

24

10.. 7.. 3

11 4 20

.Warriors.The team standings:

MelechMarkowitz

DartmouthYale

4 4 71 6 3

Columbia ...Penn

, 16 2 34f 10 12—416 10 12—34

The totalizator

_ Hawks8 2—26 H o l y F a m i l y

_ Warriors'system at Colts

Aqueduct race track in New TrottersYork has 50 miles of wire. Celtics

! Nagy ...4 iiarek5 Kalltan

ALUAMtRICAN CHOICE - - By Alan MoverCH£Trifi'JET IYALK£R, j*± wirrtfmm

4U-AMERICABowling Bits by Rosey

Ten holds

Sivon ...4DorabrowsklDoiosdckt ...HomtokLee

Position nidht was scheduled PoraU>

Monday with] the following re-

Ramblers

BelmontWOODBRIDGE—5t Francis 8poKaneU 1

gave a demonstration of it* all Ternilya ..t '. 0around scoring versatility ta a Feldheim 1

. . recent game by running up a —5 2 12 one-sided 60-13 v.jory over 340 ° ° Niagara in the 8t Jame«' Big All 8Ur«3 l " basketball League '• G4 0 8( T n e sgjuta, managed by Bob Davidwn 30 ,° ° Gertty. won five straight to Wolan*ky . . , . ] . . . o6 ° 1 2

:dinch the second half title at Zuback n 13 1 7|the Amboy Avenue court. Slddons /__ 1

Dennis Minkle: *as the most Pisuj ».... 1impressive shoour on th* Iloor Perez _ 3for St. Francis w in 12 field ' " '" _goals and two 'fouls for 26

7 point*, while ha teammates, A

Uults: Leschek's Dairy took

Carteret Lanjes Women'sjue

Klein's Fivea ibig nine-game lBPfcun • , . , t.Cirteret Lanes Women s W j F . A. McGlynn took three from

League with IdeallFrantell Casuals, and the Westsecond position and!End Chrysler Corp. won three

the Port Reading Esso third.lover Ray's TV. Richards Beauty

21

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4

4

0

Famularojchamra .•Niemiec

pThorton

106 t'RIVCETON

LuzarPerenchikSersonThatcher

„ GalloIJpluta" Yarnuto^kl

Harvardp Princt-toi:

0

44 Loafers Lead inGirls

morrow afternoon v,the Hawks and tik-1<

0 lOjteam are tied for il.'-0 4|8 wins and 1 lov. •0 2 ^ t h team* *m l":

0 Si playoff game «.i.2 ' n e x t week to dec:J--2 «ner.

In thei Girls l'•>15 11 34 Loajera and the !

iperfect records uiv.< 0 8'be Uie wUlnt•r^ !•••2 8 12 League have t!i:<I 0 2;play. The Column..1, ' J'seemjt to be on tl«0 0 0/second hall till' :1 0 2jthe first half I" ':

2 1 SU playoff see in,0 0 0 Royal* are nivnu -

8chool t team, ':II 10 32 winners, souk- t :•-.'6 6 - 3 4 The Senior U ••3 4 32,p|et«d IU MI . ' i :

jsomr postponed .up. Frank &• J w ;

lead and play th*A, ti O cardinal-

i a t . •.:

9

k Scarangello anl Richie All Star*sen, ran their respective

tali of 11 and 14 Tom On-)».it Uj«,i*d in five dountiera

for— Beaton Co\ittt. the first hallr39 champs, mniir.ued to mainUin

924 16 257 6 1

7 '.!•)

1 1 - 7 Hl l - L ' . i

thei three from Carteret Novelty H a l y P a m i l y

Ramblers ....

1512 14 15 5 46 a firm r/>ld on sflccmd place in6 9 11 13—39 th« eantni I «4|lr4inW after|

'. tnpptnj Beloiort Abbey, 37-36.;j Mark Pltsko | and DennisiMontecaivo wtJttt the Bos-ton College floor game with

Lill Defget and Shirley Whitejot 2.02 scores, with Lil DufgetBitting a 519 set and Liz Sipos508.

Carteret CommercialWaltaniiijene'S scored a 3-0,

trimnph ovef Saljp's to widentheir lead to 13% Karhes in theCarteret Commercial, pin loop1

at the Academy Alleys. Lou'sTavern was a 2-1 winner overBabies to hold second place,George Sloan hit the maplesfor a high game of 213. hi thefinal match Grohmann's Insur-ance scored a shutout over theTroust Builders. For the win-ners John .Bilanin was highwith a 644 set on games of 245and 222.

Carteret K. of C. Leatue

(,l.lfSPinners Win Two

Falcons DefeatDarak 5149

CARTERET — The Falconsthe Datab's

Shop scored three over Leimp-gers Eng., Pink Elephant Cock-tail Lounge took two from Fer-, lpct*.rt 12

Fork Lift Trucks and Mod- CARTERET-Bill's Gulf 8 e r - i ^ Q "ern Men's Shop took two from!vice; took advance of ' u - • u'

51 to 39, in a

Team No. 3. Lescheck's Dairy is)still in trie league lead.

Hill Row! Friday MixedHill Bbwl Bar leads Emil's

leaders' losswithintworung. TheSurttwod, with Talalai and

of the topOulf tf»m swept

j , . M approaching

&lup for the V tiCARTERET - The Loafers, Th«j hl«h »'h'

led tl* GlrU Class A Rwrea-|team has justtion Basketball Lea«ue by 1 fuli'season, the WsumL nver the Rompers. Theylcoach We« 6p»'»deleited the Rompers thlsord of 131 wlti--.wcii ty a 14-4 score. wlth|The team U»t '^Undu surowka scoring eiK.htlast 2 seawiu 1poliu.s In the second game previous season'Uie MWifeU won by forfeit over and lost only *:»the Question Marksi . :

Midget Class B com-the Timers copied

Mventh straight game byanother shutout, this

In t i «

prtllio

the Senior Recreationball League Theln the final period. rollMp up 23 0 s c o r e ry....^polnU agamst ortljr nliTe for bia,,« Power, esyh tollled eight

. points The Bpbbets also got aRichey Porter copped scoring zero score, as the little Five1

»»d

Shell by Vk games in the Hill!Ru«o ibttini[ tgr pace

Bowl Friday Mi ed .League | TtaL ^ " ' S ^ I

the fourth period, a determinedihonors for the winners with a scoredSt. Joseph1* atfregatton en^'gnnd total of 17 points i,u 4gineered a nine point rally in1 basket* and 9 fouli.the final session to come out of 1 Sweda, Yaichesky, and Ui-nithe hard fought game a 23-221 were high scorers for the \HHHH

631 set oh games of 210, 199 on gamesand 222, T, Mortsea '226, J. of HI

th loa

3-205 and a setand 222, T, Mortsea 226, J. of HI . p Sosnowsk ledKenney 204, and Q. Bofka 204. the loaera with a game of 243.

rteret Lanes Women's Major Walt Bverada led thei AgrlcoPetes Diner is out in front!Usam to » sweep over the Ster-

t Walt rolled a higby three games over FrankBrown's in the Carteret LanesWomen's Major League.- Viola

Hiriak's Flower Shop holds!Bella topped the honor rollthree-game advantage over

Baumgartner's in the CarteretK. of c. Bowling League. Bothteams scored 2-1 triumphs this!week, Babies Furniture andMuUer's Agency were the onlysweep victors. Th,e honor rollincluded Teleposky 235, Bazaral215, Ryan 315, W. Gindu 204Dunne 204 and T. Ginda 201.

HI-LD Bowling Leaiue

with 213, Rose Grazybowski hit208 and JosW lunar rolled 206

Shorecmt MixedThe R.C.'s won three game*

from Nehls to remain In the1

lead in the Shorecrett MixedLeague by a two-game marginThe. second place Evoes stayedin second position, alto winning1

three games from the Tombstone Five.

ling teamof

ndurtrial

Walt rolled a high

X-Ray5 7 9

No. 1 teammoved up, In the team standings by sweeping Savel PaintHenny Suppa had 222 and BobBelkowsU 212. Fait Maiikas ledthe Valiant team In the oddgame win orer Uie Legion team.Eoosevelt Garage swept the]

- - No. 2 team, with1

and Jim Snyder

victor over St. Peter's. !Dan Stancik, who scored live

points in the decisive fourth{quarter, was high man for St.Joseph's with nine counters,while EdOolden followed sink-ing six. The best on the floorfor St. Peter's were Tom Red-ding and John DiFrancisco withtotals of nine and six.

The 1962 Big Little cham-pionship will be settled tomor-row night at lhe St. James' gym

The box score:FALCONS

R. WilliamsD, WilliamsSoiarroiLenartPorterKondrkPusillo „...

'Wliim-rs. 1

Wrcstlil

a 28-0 shuUut Arlenegot 12 points for the

DARAB'8

g ReturnsTo Elimbeth FAks

lowly

and Bemenai fives were odd-winners-

where St. Francis meeU BostonCollege, the first half tltlehold-en, at 7 o'clock-

J. R, Boone, one time half'

0 0 MJZABETH — Professional1 11 winning returns to the Eliza-0 4 beth Elks Club March 16 after!9 17 an olght-week absence, when(i 2,Anumino Rocca and Miguel.1 10.Peres again team as partners to

~ -(oppose Wildcat Bob Orton and13 51 If),

of, - ,.,.m fallsBenl 6 u i o M* r k L e w l n ' Km^tx weat|S»ntow .., _ 2 0 4 Iftv°rlU, engages Fred AtkinsYticheski Z-ZZZ1 4 2 10 l n » t W r t * minute bout and

, fllwkey 1 0 2 B a b a ' the giant seven footback with the Chicago Bean, i l Moncsak 0 0 0 "*PPler from Japan, faces An-

t iieio Bavoldi in another fea-IB 3 38 lured match. Two other bouts

.'..„... 10 6 14 9—3« are also listed on tht evening'slosses and 1 tie. IFUMiu U H M . 9 to « 2S-frl;canL

._ . now football coach at Banger,^ t o T t h e " victors. The Miller CaL, High School. He has a

seven year record of- 47 wins, ft

OPENAT ALL TIMESCocktail Lounge

I?1'- "K l"' r '| | , r ;

Of » ' f

It,'' roses W•li lie Ui donated

LEOAL NOTICES

V1'

visory

M amended to read u

' ••it the plat la eUasUled a* atfeior BubalTlsion, a notation tothat effeet ahali be made on thesketch Flat tl|D*d by the Chair-man ot th* eubdttlaUra Oommltteeor the Beoretary of the PiannlniSoJrt and the plat ahall be « .turned to th* Bubdltlder tor com.nllanc* with the procedure ln Sec-tion* J * I of tnU Article.

MOTION »• Article V, Section _fi\ shall be chanted to read "Ateaet 1 Un*n treclne; and *U (()Drtnti of the Preliminary Plat, oneJl) Unen traelnl and alt («) printsif utility map ahjwlni plans profile* and croea aeotlotu ot all padmis. etc." ln*t*ad of *«Ten (7,nrinU of th* Preliminary Plat ands*ten (7) Prints of the utility map. . riMTloiisly required."

.. t. Article V, Section J,be amended by adding the

following lubeectlons, after Sectlon 1 (») aa follows:•'Motion 3 (a) (1) Design Oommlt-M A committee conHsllnr. ofthree members of the PlsnnlnnBoard ahall be appointed by th

• , u _ i chairman of the Planning Bo«rlOiitfat, MI*-! , n d ,h»i| be known a* the Deslj.

" " committee. Two other c!tlien« <the Township who are licensed Ioractlo* architecture ln the Htaof New Jersey, or one other dune:-hn ii licensed to practice erchl

and one other cLtlwn wh

hrtd of the ree-

of the HYOjUftKocsnn awarded »|ninnrr-ups of U ^

theKing and Queen.

.. • contest will W-

.','..;• night at the re«-

,, dance.

,M NOT1CKS

NOTICE,,.,,)V ,u»n that the

. ' ; , ^ "ordinance was!,, ', ., |Ufd on first read-

;. .« n! the Townahlp,. ">,, rownahlp of.

.'-„ County of MI<1-',.' v m on th* eth

. ' •*:,' >nd ^at aald1* ukm up for

, ,,„,,„„ md final pu-„ "i of mid Townahlp.

.., \,:t H its meeting

is a licensed Profes»(oiril \En«lni0 , )((w Jersey, shall Wappolnl

w.nh "•- •

IFOALN0T1CM UfcGAlVNOTIOUwill hsTe a harmonlom re-lattontblp to th* eanpre-henalTe community plan:

(4) that the propoeed structureIs not likely to produce anyof the harmful effwH* whichlead to neighborhood dsten-eratlon and blight with at-tendant deterioration of son.dltlon* affesttac health,safety, moral* end tenantwelfare of the entire Ttnra. fship at lam; *

(I) The. floor plan for eaeh reel-dentlal unit ahall be suffi-ciently different from theexlitlng or planned residen-tial unit Immediately ad-jacent, to It on either sideand from the Matlrjf orplanned residential unit ona lot which la Immediatelyacross a street from any por-tion of Its lot or of the ad-jacent lota. To be detmed

mated lmproremeiAi u d |«4mi|ee, u 107, to oover theeon of einerrlaloB and ln-epwtlone of the IneteJUUone.If uooti application by thedeveloper or owner for final•eovptanee of the Improve'mente ramlred, end certlfloatton By the Townehlp «nUnen that the required 1mproremente nave been In-euued, the amount of theorlflnal a»e per oent eaeh de-

aufflelenUr

money expended by theTownihlp ln connection withthe eeld project, the dereloper ehall be refunded the eioeee monle*. In th* eventaald expenditure exoeed theorigin*! nte per centdepoelt, the developer orowner etui pay the Townahtp the difference* requiredto oover inch expenditures

LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES

entitled "An Ordinance _tabllahlng Standard Bpeclfl-

NOTICI:Take notice that the Woodhrldge

eattone for 7H" flexible Townihlp Oommlttee h u granted a Ham A. Duokworth, Jr., and Jane R. J.Pavement In the Townahlpof variance to Frank AipiUa permltUng Duckworth, hli wife, dated AugustWoodbrtdfe" adopted »eb- the erection of a one (H family 14, \»i, and recorded on Auiu« M,

LEGAL NOTICES

Admli

LEGAL NOTICES

. oy Bumner O. WhltUer, allot the aald day, at the Sheriff's Of-ilnlatratot of Veterans' Affaire, to Sue la the City of New Brunswick.

ruary M, Ita , unleea sp«cl- dwelling on Benjamin Avenue, lm-floatlona lot thicker or Un, New Jersey, known on thestronger atreeta ehall be set Woodbrldge Township Tax Mapby the Towndklp Bnglneer Lote 3 and 4 In Block 431M.ejhd required by the Plan-ning Boar* due to special Junes P. Helen,soil or other condition* in Attorney at Lawth* ana concerned, 433 School Street

HUNK AQUTLA

poatt noeede the amount of MOTION Jl, Article Vm, gectlon Woodbrldge, H. J.4 (o) ahall be amended by chanrln| "50 feet" to "60 feet" and by!deleting ~1 (d) I".

MOTION M, Article TO. SectionNOTICI TO BIDDIRI

1959. In Book 31K of Deeds for ealdCounty, page 117.

The approximate amount of theJudgment to be satisfied by said saleli the sum of Beventeen ThousandSeven Hundred and Twenty-one1117,731.00) Dollars, more or lets, to-gether with the ooete of this sale.

, Together with all and singular theI.-L. 1/l/njrights, prMleges, hereditament and

appurtenances thereunto belongingor ln anywise appertaining. Thel

All that certain tract or parcel of!land and premiers hereinafter moreparticularly described, tltuate, lyingand being In tin city of Perth Am-boy, County of Middle*** and State1

of New Jersey: 'BUNQ kno*n and designated u

mortgaged premise! dated JsmiaryUth, iet>,

By virtue of the abOTe iMM Writ,i me directed and delivered, I willto me

Lot Nos. 610 and 611 on the Map o!Foresdale Heights.

BBOWK1N0 at a point I*l li ( C r y Boul

NOTIca IB maUTBT a i v r a , that subscriber reserves the right to ad'i d b th l ud l f ti t ti

PAGE NINETEEN

LIOAL NOTICES

1!expose to safe at public vendue on

WBDNK8DAY, THI I4TH DA?OF MARCH, A. 0 . 198J

at the hour of two o'clock by theor Day-

noon

BBOWK1N0 poeasterly line o( Convery Boulevard

f l k muabeth Ave

then preTalllng standard orlight Sating) time. In the afterof the said day, at the Sheriffs 01-rlee tn the City of New Brunswick,

thellt. J.that tract or parcel oflsnd.

yof

M, on NOTIca IB maUTBT , a g1 shall b* amended by eddlng the sealed bids will be received by the lourn sud eals from time to timefollowing clauaei Oraabury Township Oommlttee for subject only to such limitations or

"(m) Fire Alarm Systems maintenance and repair materials restrictions upon the exercise ofWhere they ctn be and allied maintenance work ln the such power as may be specially pro-connected either by Township of Cranbwy, ln tfae Ooun-

jc-wv on*;,,.; too r. M.

thereafter u e a l dr»»rhed. •« *hlch

MIIMII who mayr,m wi:i be giten.„ M htard con-

rownahlp Oert, i

y j in AUKND AN

' FJnrum "THI- , | s l n S ORUIHAHCl,.\VNHIII1' OC WOOD

!IAINBiMMirn»

y TUT:JIIWIY(.-•,.« V wr. lon 1 (Jl ;

• ,:•, if i nr c(i«n*u*g use. : ,; . i at ih» itme o f

'»' r- '.f.rat'.oai from i' , o si,! i!ia:: !» p*,yabl«!

,.••••*•;, «'• WwdbfWfeiA:ir> V. »*Uon 1 ftl.

-rntn! to

: 1 iDTOl'UHl». u«M sha!iu'.r.(!i a* Ua-

111 HI other.u a allnor

:n«lneit«

th* Chairmen, nHh thenro»al of the Board to fcnre at t!olearire of the Board, who shisit with the DeelKn Committee f.adflee and consultation but shihate no rot*. Ill the e»ent the,are not sufficient arehltMtinrofeaalonal enitnMre whoraeident* of the Township andlicensed by the State of New Jer-M T who are wllllnn to s e m onsuch committee, then appointment•hall be mad* from among anyarchitects and professional en.Inters lk*u*Jd to prartle* In NewJereey The Committee ahall hareth* duty of reviewing plans forproposed residential constructionIn the Township in relation to thedtalfn standards Imposed by this.Ordtnanoe Bald Committee she)'hold rnular meeting* at Has'nnre ea«n month." '"Section 2 (a) (») Prior to anyscheduled Public Heerlnt, the A|.-Dilcant stall reset with the DesignCommute* at It* refularly arhed-uled meeting at whUh ttae the;Committal fill consider the nib-lmltt»4 plans for eon»irurtlon nfr.Ud*ntUl UftlU In relation tn !!>rdaaUn standards of this Orill-oaoc*. Tb* Committee ehall sun-

- mlt a report of lu ftadtnu upnn4. u the dat* of the P\il>l!<- Hf>nn« I:,

' the etent that ths fomml"."THM rinds Uiat the lubmltled plain do™ » not m«et tba deeUu etandardi •>:

thU Ortinanf*. ihe Applicant «h»;.M tetbally notified at the (on..milt** neetlng and anal] hati tl.copportunity of eMbmlttlrtg reflatHjplan* upon U» dat* of the arned-lul*d public HiarlnK for ronitdern-itlon of the Planning Board.

ln the eyent that the appHcan'conunplaue etl'.lnf lou only orbulging custom built and d»tiMHWl unit* rather tliau pre-(iUni»«Hl units, in* requirement.

floor plan shall hare a sub-stantial re-organlnatkm andrelocation of the nrloaslWlnR area* of the residentialunits. Mere reflation of roomal7«s or rerersal of floorplan*, whether from aide toaide or flront to back, ahallnot be construed to be sufflrlintly different.

(d) Where mote than four realdentlal unit* are plannednot lets than four differentresidential unit floor planstogetner with not leas thanthree different front sideand rear elsvttlons for each,shall be supplied.

(7) The front facade forresidential unit shall be sub-stantially different from thefront facade of any existing

"WlsBOTION 11. Article V, Section 3 SZCTION 13. In ewe tor any reason Bituminous material, Tar, gradeshould be amended to read asfollow*:

1. Before consideration of afinal subdWilon for pro-posed or Intended residentialuse, the eubdlrlder will have

wire or electronically ty of Middlesex, with the estimatedto an exlatlng syttem. amount of materials being

Bi t i l T

easterly line o( Convery ^ I J that tract or pa l(formerly known as muabeth A v e - - t u , t , lying »nd being ln the Town-nue and Cleveland Avenue), distant , h l p of WoodbrtdM, In the County100 feet southerly from the south- „, Middlesex, and ln the ptate ofeast corner of Convery Boulevard H e w(formerly known as Elttabeth Ave-nue) and Kamm Street; runningh t l I U a of Kamm

vlded by law or^rule* ot court.ROBEtT H JAMISON,

that aoy s«U0n or any protWon KT-«, > or 10—14,000 aallonsof this Ordinance shall b« held to Cover material, H Inch sizebe unconntltutlonil or Invalid, the Broken Stone—525 Tonsiiune ithall not be held tn nRect and will be opened and read lnliny other section or provision of public at the Crahbury PtrehouM lnthis Ordinance. Cranbury. N. J., on March M, 1M3.

KOWABO FILD,Attorney.

I.-L. a/is, »: 3/1, tin

Sheriff.

I54.K

thence easterly in a Una of KammStreet 100 feet: thence running w ,hlch P"™*southerly In a tine parallel with the •"•"«' ; • "f11"easterly line of Conrery Boulevard • " I ™ . ™ 1

(formerly known as «lu»beth A?«- of the said aidenue and Clereland Atenue) 50 feet; and the westerly aide ptthenoe running westerly ln a line "™: running tnence (I)

at a point on theot Woodland AvenueIs distant westerly

n . . . . . . . . . . on* hundred ninety-1103') feet from the Intersection

' of Woodland Avenueaide of Mary ATC-

installed the Improvements SUCTION 94, ThU Ordinance shall at »:00 P. M.raaulred under Article Vn. take effect and be ln force from Specifications and forma of bids,

If the subdivision plat Shall be and after lt» adoption nnd publl- for the propoeed work, prepared by• cation u required by law. C. Robert Jonei, Municipal Bngl-

' WALTER ZJBPO l tfor us* other thin residential, thePlanning Board before considera-tion, ot the final subdivision platmay require the subdWlder to ln<

WALTER ZJBPOLO, neer, 331 Sited Street, Pennlngton,

Attest:m»y require the subdlvlder to \nstall the Improvements under Ar- B. J. DUNIOAM,t l l v n i th t """ ""tide VII or may require the post- Township ClerkIng of adequate performance guar-antees to assure the Installationot the requirement Improvements.ECnON 11. Article V, Section 4(a) shall be amended to changethe figure of "M days" to read

^'Mjlays."or planned residential unit B K T I O N -II." Article V. Section 4!within flvs loti In either dl-lnrtlon on th« same aide of Ithe itreet from any portionof the lots In the appliestlon. In the case of comerlou. the side and rear ellvatlodB ot any planned resldentlal unit ahall be dlfferent from the side andrear elevations ot any eilitInn or planned unit on anyother romer of the aamistreet Intersection. To bade»ms4 substantially different the facade or side andrear elevation must be dlffi-rent In at least three ofthe following five respects:(a) The relative location of

a garage, If attached, orany other mich structural appurtenance with r«sptct to the residentialunit Itself.

, b I The type «r pitch ot the

roof.,c) The relative location or;

tvM of windows and

(c) ahall be amended to read asfolio ws:

WA1JTKH iUiirvrbO, i i w , *s* PILBU Bbmi, ivuiuiigiw,Oommlttteman-at-Urge N' J-< and approved by the State

Highway Commissioner, have beenn l w l ta the office of the said Sngl-n « r and of said State HighwayV J d

"The anal plat of a subdlvl-lelon for residential uee shallbe accompanied by a state-ment by the Townihlp Kntl-

To be advertised ln The Indepen- Commissioner, Trenton. V. J., anddent-Leader on Match 8th, ism, may be Inspected by prospect yewith Notice of Publlo Hearing tor bidders during bualneas hours. Bld-flnal adoption on Mawh Joyi, 1M2. df™ wl11 he furnished with a copy,

of the specifications and bid formsby the Engineer on proper noticeand payment* of coat* of prepara-tion. Bids must be made on theiStandard proposal form* In the man-ner designated therein and required,by the specifications, must be en-cloaed In sealed envelopes, bearingthe name and address of the bidderland the name of the project onthe outside, addressed to Cranbury

STWBIFTS 8ALRSUPERIOR COURT OF

NEW JMSEYCHANCERY DIVISIONMIDDLIIIX COUNTT

Docket No. J-MI-llThe Brooklyn Birtngs Bank, a|

banking corporation of the Stats ofNew York, Is Plaintiff, and Walter1

Plllp, Ellubeth Orace Flllp. his wife,1and the State of New Jersey an De-1tendant*.

Writ of Execution for the sale ofmortgaged premlaei dated January29th, 1H1.

By virtue of the above stated Writ,to me directed and delivered, 1 willeipose to_sale at public vendue on

thenoe running westerly ln a line """• H.»MM thlrtv-three (M) mm-

Clerelapd Avennen thenee running r

northerly along the easterly line ot >~ ' 1YT* riJLjr'"thtrtv-triree (33)Sontery Boulevard (formarfr krio-.;n »• JJJ d,!S^ot>« hundfld fiftya* Illsabeth Avenue and Cleveland » ln""• **|J »0B™int "n "he aaldi rSBaAJK to th< p0lBt °' P11C* eld"' of mJS Av nu ; thenot

Sealed Bids for the purchase by theTownship of:

5,000 Tons of Hi-lnch road stone1)5,000 Gallons of MC-3

will be received by the Business Ad-ministrator, In the Committee Room

a map showing all utilities ln

and that the subdlvlder huinstalled all Improvements

neer that he to tn receipt of First Floor, Municipal Bulldlnn, 41Main Street, Woodbrldge, New Jer.

exact location and elevationIsey. at 1:00 P. M., March ?o, 1M2and1 then' said'bid* will be publiclyopened and read at the Regular

required by 'Article VII ln Township Committee Meeting,acoordanoe with the require- Bid* must b* accompaniedments of thees iwgulatloni. Cash or Certified Check made parThe anal plat of a aubd|rl-

than residential shall be ac-companied by a statement

able to the Townahlp of Woodbrldgeslon for all otter uses other in the amount of ten (10%) percent

of th* total bid.•ach bidder must atrlctly comply1

by the Townahlp Engineer I with all requlremente for a regular

WEDNESDAY, THE 14TH DAYOF MARCH, A. D. 1M3

at the hour of two o'clock by thethen prevailing (Standard or Day-light Saving) time, ln the afternoonof the wld day, at the Btrerlff's Of-fice In the City of New Brunswick,N. J.

ALL that tract or parcel of land,

as Lot Noe. J9-30.Blook 3U on the Tai Duplicate of ™"11"',1?"'' M "da. ""of "woodlandthe City ot Perth Amboy, New Jer- »lon! * • «W aide °i wooaian»sey; being also known u 70O-70J A » « n u i [ ' " X , nf BEOINNWa.Convery Boulevard, Perth Amboy, Point and place ot B * ™ " " " " ^ .New Jersey. -BIINO known as part o t w j e j *

The approbate amount of the and 74. In block 138-D as laid aow»Judgment to be saUsfled by »ld sale on the Woodbrldge Tax Map.Is the sum of Eleven Thousand Four BKINQ slso known as LotHundred and Bghty-nve (>11,48J.OO) ln Block 139-D as Uld down onDollars, more or less, together with said map.the costs of thi* sale. . BBmo known by the *tr**t «uja-

Togethar with all and singular the bei M Woodland Avenue,rights, privileges, hereditaments and N. J.

Fore*

CoSmttST and must hibv a Non-Collusion "hip

fWoodbrldge, In the County

I tb Stte of Sewled bv a« d a certified check tor

f th ti n Z t « d a certified check tornot les.1 than 10% of the amount j8IKyj,

"hip of Woodbrldge, yof Middlesex. In t b . State of Sew

bid, provided sMd check need notbe more than tw.000.00 nor not less.thin J5O0.0O and be delivered at theplace on or before the hour abovenamed. The standardjiroposal form

BE1NQ more particularly knownand designated as Lote Number itand IB ln Block Number 1079-F Mshown on a certain map entitled,"Map of Section No. 2, Hagaman

ROBERT H. JAMISON, ,Sheriff. Judgi

CLADSEN, KLEIN and RADER, ' '

a™ Non-Conu.ionAfnd.Sr.'r. at! Heights, sltuat, In Woodbrldgetached to the supplementary specifi-cations, copies of which wlU be fur

i h d l i t i o n to the Engl

read u

Id) The type of aiding ma-]tertal. i

(e) The type of roofing;material, or the color orpattern thereof j7 Article V. section Ij

ibl shall bl changed to read Mfollows:

Upon receipt ot aald preliminaryFat*. alape< Applications and til-ing tee OM1500 per lot. payable•., the Township of Woodbrldne,• i,t BMrttary of the Planning,Hoard shall set a date and place

SECTION 14. Article V.is) shall be amended

that he U ln receipt of a bid a* directed ot required by the!map showing all utUltl** la specifications and statutes In richeject location and elevation, caaas made and provided. Notice 1*1identifying those portions hermr^glven to all bidders 'hot italready Installed and the** theV mils are Informal, defective,to be installed and that the or irregular, the same will be imnbdlTlderha* compiled with mediately rejected,one or both of th* following: Specifications and Bid Proposal

1.. Installed all Improve* Form and envelope mar be obtainedment* In accordance with ln tb* Office of the Business Artmln-the requirement* ot these lstrator, First Floor, Municipalregulation*. / Building, #1 m i s Street. Wood-

1. A performance fflaran- bridge, New Jersey, from 9:00 A. Mtee hu been posted with to 5:00 p. M, Monday to Fridaythe OOveralDg Body ln suf- until closing date of bids.dent amount to assure the Tb* Township Oommltticompletion ot all required Townehlp ot WoodbrldgeImprovement*. ' J ~"' * '""' — " '

nlshed on application to the Engi-neer.

By Order ofCranbury Township CommitteeSigned: Richard F. West, MayorAttest: Arthur C. Romweber, Clerk

Township, Middlesex County, NewJersey, IMS," which map wa» filedIn the Clerk's Office ot MlddleseiCounty, June 9. 1936, as Map No1130, File No. H i .

Being commonly known as 4 Hag-aman Street, Port Reading, Wood-bridge Township, New Jersey, andbeing also known and designatedas Lota 17 and 18 In Block 1079F as|

appurtenances thereunto belonging BE1MQ the same pnjjlaa* eon-or In anywise sppertalnlng. The veyed to Victor J-_i» w JJ l 5t_!£2subscriber reserves the rluht to ad- Ann Lawrence, his wife, by W"? 0 "Journ said sale from time to time Bronson Construction Co, byaesjasubject only to such limitation* or dated January J. 1M0, *nd PWOCTBrestrictions upon the tierclse of lo the Clerk's Offlo* ot auoowswsuch power as may be specially pro- County on January 5, » » , ln BOOXvlded by law or rules of Court. 147! of Deeds at page 47J.

The approximate amount of tb*.jdgment to be satisfied by said eatoIs the sum ot Eight Thousand Pw*

.Hundred end Twenty-two (»».»"?>IM44 pollars more or less togethej wltt

the costs of this sale.Together with all and singular tbev

rights, privileges, hereditament* andappurtenances thereunto belongingor in anywise appertaining. « * •subscriber reserves the right t» ad-journ said sale from Urn* to tlm*subject only to such limitation* «r

East River Saving* Bsnk, a bank- restrictions upon the a w w o ging corporation organized mid eilat- «vch power u may beapemajw pip-Ing under tb.e laws of the State of vlded by law or rules of OJWJB

I.-L. a/13. 33; 3/1. 8/83Attorneys.

SHERIFF'S DALESUPERIOR COURT OF

NEW JERSEYCHANCERY DIVISIONMIDDLESEX COUNTYDocket Ne. F-1IW-81

DiTition Commit-.:a that fffee'. will

xiff i i rial and I< :.ilnr.»n of the;«nmlttt« or tbe;

iing Board.)l

procedure* ht glv

• • . .

- • • . tx fororded k>.-I • )• 'i • .uldaratlon\*\ c.rrt ;\\t K U O O at. :i.,:i\p!\ (oounlltee Is.. '•;•.- .! the AppikMt:

< •r'.tw! to the entire, H ..r-l .h i i; the entlf*'

., •,,..,:: , 4*I::;PI ih* p 4 t ,. • .M.ibH!r:>:uii by th* ma-':i ••: t i;<Mrim. the smlnf

•» i to tn followed s* to'1 '' a ::.i.'. ••.PU» acUOO ky

!:i:»:.-., i ... mlttee Wlth-: <ptn fjijjwuii the

rt ,,u :.(n •.( of the Plan-V«M 1,1 ' roplM Of th*'

i' i »'.;: t-tion taton br' :•••:.l..;i (cimnitW* noted!

i: -: :ro ' i rople* of Use•;i r.inn s!.a. fte lOTttti-

• •.» Ti>Ttiahl;< "'.irk for ron-':: bj tK.f Oovtmlng

be waived aa a pre-requlsltft toapproval ot the subdivision Hot-e m , la the event of euoh a wait-'er. tb* Building Inane-tor, aha):not taeut a permit for th* ron-suaethia o( a, r*»i*enH*4 unitwltttla the eubdlvtdei area until(He plan* tor ih* unit bate beenrevWved *M approved by the I>-slfB Oomraltt**. told ptans shallb* submitted to Iht nulldlng In-apeetor and forw*m«l to the D«-,awn Commute* prior to tl>e nattregularly Khe4oied mretlnx Th<DeaLgn Commute* anall considerand. raafh a (trlalon roncernlnill)» eubmltttd plarii and •!)>!) >o-tlfy th* Rultdlm !up«-'.or of lutf>rl*tMi If Ih* D«lfn Commlueeahatt fall tanaali • 4*rtslnn at or'k? ajM U>M MfUlarty ecb«Uul»dlmeeting after th* plan* have beenlreferred M It by the Building In-ayectar, tn* plan* ah*:l be deemedto be) apprtwd by Uw Design Cam-milt** u submitted In addition.ih* Committee ahall fl.t a nvonth-rjr rwpori wfth tbe Plsmnmn Board'aoaeersing such decisions" ,"8«etton 1 la) U) D ^ g n commn- ~» —• .

' In order to prt- of the matters to be heart. Copltatb* harmonious " """"" •*

third Regular Meeting" toread "second Regular Meet-ing", and th* fee of *J.OO per bridge,lot shall be changed to »1000per lot.

Oommlttee of theTownahlp of W o o d d g reserves i X S athe right to rejsct ant and el bids. ™ g

SHERIFT'S SALESUPERIOR COURT OF

NEW JERSEYCHANCERY DIVISIONMIDDLESEX COUNTY

Decket No. F-3U-I1J. 8. Qleason, Jr., a* Administrator

ot Veterans' Affairs, an officer ot the

shown on the tax map of the Town

Section 4 ""No"bld'der "may withdraw his bid iaam. "'iv-""". "•• -to change within SO days after the actual date l o m b » n \ «"• f.ullu'

of th* opening thereof n a m " unknown); Newithin SO days a e tof th* opening thereof.

of America, Plaintiff,Duckworth, Jr., and, bis wife; Julius Oo-

Uus Oolomb (first«™.v «M-_. ,, New Jersey Bankand Trust, Company, a corporation

ship nf nuuuuuuHQjNow known as No. 10 Hagaman

Street. Port Reading, WoodbrldgeTownship, N. J.

Tbe approximate amount of theJudgment to be satisfied by said saleIs the sum of Eight Thousand TbreeHundred and Eleven (18,311.00) Dol-lars, mot; or less, together with thecosts of this sale.

Together with all and singular therights, privileges, hereditaments and1

New York, Is Plaintiff, and Victor J.,Lawrence and Ann Lawrence, his

ROBERT H.

wife, Aron Wysoker tnd Morris Bor- DARLINO & JOBE8,owttz, are Defendants. Attorneys,

Writ ot Execution for the sale of I.-L. 3/15, 23; 3/1, 8/81

Bheria.V

By order of the ToiWMhlp Com. \ B U " « » • ' " " " f — J . - «•{• -mlttee of the Townahlp of Wood- (formerly Puealc-ClUton National'-•••— Bank end Trust Company); The

'""""rallure of t b . banning,Boar* and the Ooveralng

y);a banking

I.-L. 3/8/61

purposes only RU. 4*:U-1.7 pro-ividea a* follows: "Wbeasvtr a'hearing Is required und*r an; tec-!tlon of this chapter, before action1

by a planning Board, notice of thehearing shall be published la the,official newipsper of the muni-'clpailtf or In a MWapaper o! gen-.tni circulation ln the municl-paUtT at least ten (10) days prior

— In case* dtallni

agreed exMndon thereof,ahall be deemed to be far or.able approval, and the Town'ship Clerk ahall litue a cer-tificate to that effect In ac-cordance and abmpUanc*with the requirements ofUS. 40JJ-11* ** presently

Business. Administrator rgfi. R H Q,^^ Mortgage Co., aNew'jersey corporation; Browning.

' King and Comp&ny, a corporationdoing business u Browning FifthAve, a corporation of New Tork,and the State of New Jersey are

H I R JERSEY STATE DEPART-MENT OF CrVTL I8RVHF.

EXAMINATIONS

Announced dosing dat* for filing Defendants.application*, M a r * 30. lWl. For W r i t of Execution for the sale ofapplications, dutle* and minimum mortgaged premises dated Januaryquailflcatloni, apply to Department M t h , 1662. , , . m .of Civil Service, 8tat« House, Tren- By virtue of the above stated Writ,ton Mew Jersey. to me directed and delivered, I will

Open to dtlren*, IJ months resl- expose to ssle at publlo vendue ondent ln Woodbrldge Township ™ * " 1 ™ n l T

enacted oramended

pya* It may be

nt In Woodbridge T pPublic Health Phyalriaa, t500

T i )Pub

lyear (Part Time).

WEDNESDAY. THE 14TH DAYOF MARCH, A. D. 1M2

at the hour ot two o'clock by the1

LrIi.,,1/1. 8, 15/63 then prevailing (8tand»rd or'Day>light Saving) time, ln the afternoonof the said day, at the Sheriff's Of-fice In the City ot New Brunswick,Notice tt h»eb* glv<Sft that the

following ordlnanc* w«s regularlyd and adopted at a regular

h T h l C i t t

N. J.

Involved i

Uin a brlft description of theproperty Involved, a statement uto It* location, a list of the «i»i>»sitd other document* W b* con-udere<1. and a nunmary statement

be amended *o that th* last o f the Townehlp <

2 E ! ' t f M "

ptMed and adopted at gmeeting of the TovMhlp Committeeof the Townehlp of Woodbridse. Inth* County of MldllMex, N*w Jer-

ALL that tract or parcel ot land,situate, lying and being ln the Town-ship ot Woodbrldge, In the County

jar. held on foe C » « of March, Llemy1*01.

All of the above lilted Im-provement* ahall be eon-structed tn accordance withthe reoulreroents of th*TownZotW^dbrtdgeand AJ» O W W C E VIn a mann*r saUsfactory to PORTION OF STREET KNOWN AS

of the m.pe and otoer jj the Township Engineer."S t i

BBOWH AVTMUE. IN THB JMLIDJ

i l Ar'.if» v MrtUm I. it)< l.-i;r.-.<*.r<] t,, rfa4 a* to'.-

' *•"•::.1;.; B.-lf shall t a b1, i?:,r<m or r*)*ct aub

lead to undue Impstability and value ofunite and

u..:!' i:;r

ipt nf u:d i .»n«f.i;> i".«rk ft rlatst-;'r' if: M • Ulaw Rub-.:. 'a . n to that tflect;>!' ' !l,t Rktteh p-.at,|• ••••i • ' ' t h * U I T O T

'.::' '' rri And a copy)-:. I11.i'. vi noted and1

i.:. 'x rtturnsd lo thir/.r.;s »m (n week

>-",:on is taien. Mo fur-'-.< (umi nr Ooveming1

»: »h»:i t» i«qulr*d!" : • Ktto'.titton rt-•'<».u tar dlMppfoval'.'»rt.! and fupy th»r»olKiiii-'.td to trie AppJ-i• •»'. 10. <l*ya afWn

:i uk>n NoUftoattoa1

>»';. M.X ht submitted•••!•:• •• I l » » r d

' l',»:.r.;ni Board re-1

••"• . I ' . i : '.o th« H u b -" >•• • Virt i i ih o n e (1)1

"' " ' !'!'.low(Bg: |

•*:»niilng BoardAr'.lr^ V, AKUOD 1,

MBOMH dtlerlortuon ot condiUon* affecting th* bealib. safttyj

' gtnaral velfan of tbeof the neighborhood

u » _ » .ownahip al targe, noaaajor aubdlrlafam alull be ap-proved until Urn planned con-•trueUoo ilMtudtos] frost, aid*and tttr aienttotM) of residentialw i t * has Men reviewed and ap-proved by UM D**tgn CojnmltUejm aecordanc* v i m the atandartUienumerated below, or unieu awaivtr of ihett raqillMmenu hatkeen grant«l by the PlanningBoard ou the recofnlncudiUoD of,the Dtsign Commltt** '

I a) The retlteotui unit stall!be of such character, quality orarchitectural d**Un. 'and abatluultsM such conatrucUon maitn-aU u will aeswra: i

(1) that the propoaed structure•111 be lo keeping with the:general dbaracUr ot the area|u which It 1* located: ;

(I) That the propoatd structure'will have a harmonious re-1

laUonihip to ih* surround-ing reataentlal unlu withinIM feet thereof:

I)) that the propoaed structure

---••-'• by deletingttit » r,li wlihln f) aayi" where-ev»r r. »;ip«ari ln the 8«ctlon.

BCTIOS ') Article V, Section 1ID ».':*,: »t »:nfnd«a by deletingUie «' :,'J "uot later than thethird HmMiar Mfttlng."UECriON 10 Article V. Section 1shall >«• u::.r!.utd by adding thefuilowliu |>urigrap>i.14) Prior 10 approval of the pre-Itmliiarv ;il>'., the developer orowner iiu:l-

i l ) (»)'..<:i) from tin TowuiulpEngineer an estimate of costof 1.1 tuoh lmprovamente.togc.iifr with an estimate ofany ilimiK* to any (listingK-c^-.ed street or street*abuttUK (he propoaed sub-dltiiio,, which may be causedby ttiiou of work, performedtn said subdivision.

,1) Tsndrr to tlie governingbody t fee lu cash or Cer-tified ftiKi iityable to theTovmhlp In the sum of tit*percent IS ) of uld estl-

(1 jOW

OF

B. J DfTNiaAN.Townihin Clerk

CE VAOAT&O AEET KNOWN AS

titled "Plot Plan: Section

Respectfully submitted,EDWARD L, BRESN, C

BROWN AVKNUB.SECTION OP THE TOWNSHIP OF b«r 8

™ TO, m r r N T Y lne Eb«r 8, 1M3,lne Englneft, and filed ln the Office OF MARCH, A, D. 196

at the hour of two o'clock by Ched D yClerk of Middlesex County at the hou o

then prevailing (Btsndsrd or Day-h fternoon

then prevang (light Savins) time, In the afternoon

tlon. given In an Ordinance

SUMMARY OF AUD1IIa*Ua,H.X _February *>. I M

rights, privileges, hereappurtenances thereunto belonnlnitor ln anywise appertaining. Thesubscriber reserves the right to ad-journ said ssle from time to timesubject only to such limitation* orrestrictions upon the exercise otsuch power as may be specially pro-vided by law or rules of Court.

ROBERT H. JAMISON,

MELVILLE J. BERLOW,Attorney

:.-L. 2/15, 32; 3/1, 8/81

sheriff.

Board of Fire CommissionersDistrict No. 11Ieelln. N. J.Oentlemsn:

In accordance with your Instructions, I have audited Vb»Receipts and Cash Disbursements of your Board ot Fire Oanmlialonan,for the year ended January 31, 1WX

The cash balance shown by your records was reconciled 'Bank Statement balance.

• • Following ire the Cash Receipt* and Cwh Disbursement*'.RBCHPTB

Balance January 1, 1981Appropriation 1981Truck Damage Ins. Recoveredtolscellnntous - ,Total Receipt* and Balance ...

nmanJ4.M3.U

3.379.05340.01

.$43,141.11

SHERIFF'S SALESUPERIOR COURT OF

NEW JERSEYCHANCERY DIVISIONMIDDLESEX COUNTY

Docket No. F-14-C0Robert. Treat Savings and Loan

Association, a corporation of NewJersey, Is Plaintiff, and Frank J.Malinowskl dsd' Helen Mallnowskl,his wlte, Perth Amboy Supply Co., ncorporation of New Jersey, PeterLanatickas, W. J. Donnell LumberCo., a corporation ot New Jersey,!

snip 01 wumiunuBo, "» .«v , a. M. Builders, Inc., a corporationof Middlesex, ln the State of New of New Jfrjey, and William Q&rber

BtiNO _...Lot 6 In Block 341 on the map en-

ot Menlo Park,„„.„>. 2, situated lnWoodbrldge Township, MiddlesexCounty, New Jersey, dated Beptem-

• " * ' " Booz, Consult-

are Defendants/Writ for Execution for the sale of

mortgaged premises dated January35th, 1982.

By virtue of the above stated Writto me directed and delivered, I willexpose to sale at public rendue on

WEDNESDAY, THE llTH DAYOF MARCH, A, D. 1962

f ' l o k b

DISBURSEMENTSFin Prevention ,,llw ,, ,Frofesslonal FeesAdvertising and Printing —SalariesPower and Light _FlrehouM Maintenance and Equipment -Compensation Insurance ..Fuel and Oil tor Trucks ..Qaa. Heat „ ™- . -.Rousemsn ...MlecellaneouaSupplies and Equipment ..Treasurer Bond InsuranceTruck Repairs ....Water BentsAlarm systemBond Principal Int.Fireman Salary _....

Total Disbursements .,Balance) January 31, 1M3

Total Disbursements and Balance

•3J.813W ,J,13«J«

JNG

irEN

1 ,"•

^ IT'S HERE!!"The Home of Savmgi

J & F DISTRIBUTORS, H1 IM Irving Street iow »n iutu.> Rahway, N. J.

- Featuring -

Grand Opening Now in Progress!W I1'"* ReiWHhmenti Thurmluy, Friday, and Saturday

Have You Changed Your AddressSince You Voted Last?

/ li^^ii^Bll^il^iiy#^ila^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^ka

^-ARE YOU REGISTERED? -{. ' ^^^^^iHiasBiasBS(SB^siBaeeasa*BBeBBBBMaa«sBsa**BBBBBiB*isesiBiBBBaeBsasi

THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1962Is The; LAST DAY to REGISTER

ffigBElection, Tuesday, April 17. 1962.

eligible to vote If you register.

E e next election you art eligible t<j,register and vote.

OPEN TILL 9 P. MThur*d»y, Friday

cams MUST BMNO TWEIR

* Be Sure You Are Registered At Your Proper Addms

MIDDLESEX COUNTYBOARD of ELECTIONS

I K . 708 • 7th Floor - Perth Amboy N.tion.1 B.nk Building313 Sute Street, Perth Amboy, N. J.

"I

look 'atM

advantagedof

ELECTRICHEATING

PiyMW. Walter Secrettry

t h e future . . . to enjoy mi »"> «*»"— -- . .

JSnfence that only Electric home heatmg can give you!Thermostat, controls comfort level for each room .

' like anMetric l i g h t . . . no fumes eoot or odor . .fa s t . . . no moving parts to replace or wear out,

n o n d e l i v e r y problems either!Learn first-hand about Electric H e a t i n g ! ^ J J « * - J C TbuUder, electrical contractor, or your PubUc Samoa dm*.,

PUBLIC »iRVICB ILICTRIC AND OA»Taxpaying Servant of a Great State

PAGE TWENTY FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1962

•f . • ;

LEGAL NOTICES

BIRDSIN YOUR

BACKYARD

roofs of raoiorj mttk itreu ••kinInsulntftt plywood pMeU. coveredwith Mphnli ihlnglw. Willis be-tween dwelling unitt will bf woodstud l»th And plMMr Knind-proofwalls or nnnonrr Mid pliwUr flrtwiilln. Partition! within duelling

b

LEGAL NOTICES

Asnument Bond", nr* hrreby ui-jthortced to be liautd In the prlncl:

'connections on both Rides of WllllunBtrett from Roosmlt ATMHM north.

PunM«nt|erlY to a point 312 ' « t nortn of |8tmt.to the Local porid La* <-onstltuttng|Oiikwood Avenuelections «A:J-1 to 40A J-63 of theRevlted Ststuiw of New Jersey. Inanticipation of the Issuanre of aaldbond* find to temporary flninct

ld I l b l notMawasar -&s«r«*™3 Curbs filrlewnlks and houw

connections on both «lde» of Pill-more Avenue from Oalt Street toCoolldge Avenue

plMter .._. . —t The Community Building will con-B>ln a Community tun, Admlnls-tratlon ant! Maintenance. Quarters.Men s and Women'! Toilet* Mid •Boiler Room housing » central heat-Inn plum. ,:rneratlng hot water heatto the dwf'llng unit*. Constructiongenerally will bt flnt floor slab onsrarte, Mtcrlor walls above urade ofbrick and block eavlty type anilrnof of pre-rut hollow rore rein-forced concrete panels, covered withinsulation <nd built-up compositionrooflnp

Site Improvement Work Is a ln In-cluded A Contract for Lawn* and

sald Improvement*, n wof the Borough in a principal•mount not exceeding 150.000.00 arehereby authorlMd to br Issued pur-suant to and within the limitationsprescribed by Mill In* The mail-mum rut* of Interest which anyof Mid obligation* shull bear Is sl»per centum pw »nnum.

people,the expression "thin as a rail"

idate' Proposed forms of Contract Docu-ment;. Including Drawings and Spe-

'rtflratlnns are on (lie In the officeof Housl:ic Authority of the Borounhof Carteret, New Jeremy. Bergen St..Carterrt ^ew Jersey.

Bidders may obtain a copy of theContract Documents at the Office of

.u urn. r.i „ m . . . u [Murray Ulbowltt. Architect, 31Srefers to the ability of a marsh-i s t , t ( . g t m , t i ?trlb AmbOy. S e w Jn.Inhabiting oird, the rail, t o y ? by depositing wo.oOThe depositcomprpss Us already thin body ;*JJ£" ^ „„ raii|||i|ii<This it does in order to ma-;citiciinVill" addenda if a nT."'completeneuver quietly through the nnd in sood condition within ten—.„ „•• motion rf.m, nmnno <"• days »Iter Bid opening. Checksgrass 01 cattail stems among , s h a | | b f mt6f m M e t o M u r r > y

which H makes its home, or toiLeibowitz"freeze" among them to escape Contractors who aubmlt Bldn and, ~ B » I « " * " , return Documents. Including all ad

detection denda If anj, complete and In goodWhether thlR be so Or not Condition after ten (10> day* of Bidwnetnei mis oe so or •""• o p f n l n g „,„ n o t m o r ? t h s n t h l r t y

(he rails are among ine amaz- ( 3 0 ) dftVj w U 1 rKt\vt only RJ.OO ofingly specialized birds of our the Deposit.iDoHanHf: 'Swrptivp as n rail" Contractor! who fall to submitwetlands, secretive as a ran B | d f | n d n t u m D o c u m ( n W i l n e , u d .would be an even more descrip-i m^ an Addenda if any. complete andUve saying. Some of the small-1 in scod condition within 10 days

a rails are so difficult to see asj•£» ^ ^ r C - . " ' *they skulk through a thatch Of; can:meters who full to obaene

the abore time llmltatlona for re-turning documents shall forfeit theirdeposits.

All Documents are returnable atthe Office of the Architeot.

A Bid Guaranty In the form of a

BBCTION J-(ai Thr curb. »lde-raik. housf connectlmis and atormewer Improvements for which said

obligations »re to hr i«uecl, are tobe constructed (where none nowexist) In and along the followingstreets or portions thereof:

1. Curbs, sidewalks and nouswill b« awarded »t s ]ster|connectlons on both sld«s of Byron

LEGAL NOTICEB

4, Curbs, slrtewalks sad hou»|conn«ctlon»' on both sides of C«r-Iconnections on the South tide ofVirginia Avpniic between Post Boule-vard and n point 425 f««t westerly

Avenue.5. Curbs, sldewnlka end _houie|Oa Btrwt.

connections on bbth sides of Port

Street from LeiliiKtnn Avenue to'.oosevelt Avtnue

2. Curbs, sidewalks and

alonn the easterly «lde • ! HarrisonAvenue which Htijolns the westerlyside of the CBrtetft Shopping Cen-ter, to RoosevPlt Avenue.

7. Curbs and sldcwnlka on theNortherly side of Roosevelt Avenue

B d d P

wet meadow grass that evenexpert students of birds havegone years without succeedingIn seeing a single bird. This,even though they knew the cenm'ed check or Bank Draftbirds were nesting in a partiCU- payable to the Houslnp Authority oltar mporlni anri thpv (-nnlrt trtf Borough of Carteret. V S. Oov-jar meaaow, ana tney couia| f r n m i ,a t B o n d , o r , j , , , , , , ^ , ^ B l d

hear them call a few feet away!1- —As a result, the voices of cer-

tain rails, notably the YellowRail of the north and the BlackRail of our coastal salt marshes!•re not well known at all. Stu-dents of these birds have made!

Bond executed by the Bidder andacceptable sureties In an smouncqiml to five per cent of the bidshall be submitted with each bid.

The successful Bidder will be required to furnish and pay for satistuctory performance and paymen'bond.

Attention is called to the farthat not Ian than the minimum

Street.house 8.' Curbs

LEGAL NOTICES

Coiinclf of th« Borough of 'Oartwit

9. Btom sewers on the southof Roott.ye.lt Avenue from HWrtaonAvenue to a point appradjiMMnt to Orent Avenue.

10, Ourb«, sidewalks and house

Borough Clerk.(b) The estimated mutmum

amount of bond, or notei, to be!lsaued for sold purpoM U WO.O0O.0O.

(c) The estimated maximumamount of money to be. raised from

teret Avenue from Roosevelt Avenue|;ii'"sourt;es for sold purpose Is »!?.-,to Jackson Avenue.

II. Curbs, sidewalks and. houWalong'the soi'ilherlv side of Vlrglnlk|COnn«ntfons' on" both sides of Jack-

aon Attnue from Chestnut Street to

11. Curbs, sidewalks and houseBoulevard from Roosevelt Avenue confMetions orTMie'"north side ofito Cntollns Avenue. Ooolldgt Avenue from Ohwtnut

6 Curbs nutters anfl Md«f[alkB Str»« to Longfellow Street.11, Onrbi, sidewalks and hmiae

conqattions on the north side ofOh«»tnu.t street from Coolldge Ave-nue to Jackson Avenue, all withinthe Borough of Carteret and all Im-p t t ^ t t d

gproTBttumts, are constructed

between" Blnir Rond and Pauiinelitt nccordsiicc with'the plans andl«j>ecme»tlonj prepured by Joseph

LEGAL NOTICES

uBond Law

()mtnt

900.00 the excess thereof over the!said estimated maximum amount ofbonds or note* to be Issued there-for being the amount of the saidt2.S00.0u down payment for Baldpurposes.

SJSCTIOH 4. The following mat-ters are hereby determined, declared,recited and stated:

(a) The said purposes describedIn Section 3 of this ordinance Is neta current expense and are Improve'isents which the Borough has dulyauthorized and may lawfully makeut Improvements and Aonstltuteslocal Improvements as described nnddefined in said Local Bond Law.

(b) The period of usefulness of

SOUnd recordings they cannot! sA'.arles and wages as set forth In

pin to any particular rail.; l t l f soecificMions must be paid on

though they are confident! ^Thf^Housing Authority of thethese are indeed rail Voices! Borough Of Csrteret, New Jersev re-:

__ . . . . . .serves the right to reject any orThe differences in size. a n d a n Bids or to waive «m- i f :

l |an Bids or to

the specialized bills of rails are | ties in the bidding.mnri PTiimnlp? nf trip nlfttlllc' N o B l d *h*u ^ wllhdr»wn for *,gOOd examples 01 ine P ^ 1 ^ period of sixty («l days subsequentadaptability of living forms.The long, curved bills of thelarger rails, and the short, thickbills of the smaller ones ' euitithem' to different ways of life!And this specialization allows!more forms of life to occupy all javailable living space. This isimportant in a crowded worldIt makes it possible to getjaround the hard fact that no'two organisms with

to the opening of bids without theconsent of the Housing Authorityof the Boitnigh of Carteret. NewJersey.

HOUSING AUTHORITYOF THE BOROUGHOF CARTERET, NSW JERSEYJOHN J. SUDIA.

Executive DirectorChairman

A N ORDINANCEAPPKOPRiAT-A N O R D I N A S C B

similar ;iNO t52,500.oo ANDfood habits or other^ requ i«- ;™ N ^ANCE & »ments can occupy the sameiC A R T E R E T w T H K COUNTY OFarea. It is a way of getting! MIDDLBSEX, NEW JERSEY, FORaround comDetition one of t h e i F m N C W a T H S CONSTBDCTIONarouna competiuon, one oi u i e 0 F CURBS SIDEWALKS AND'•'••'•-• ' " • ' ' S T O R M S E W E R S I N . U N D E R A N D

ALONG VARIOUS STREETS WITH-IN THE BOROUGH OP CARTERET.

BE IT ORDAINED BY THE

driving forces in this world.

Other birds of wetlands—asalso, of course, of all other na-jbitats—show similar, ifstriking specializations. „, „ „ , „ „ „ „ . , «• ••..-^w^-^,Swamp Sparrow that sings a|J!£W J[EBS»Y. <MOT_ LESS THANdry, rattle-like ditty from the

w - i MAYOR AND COMMON COUNCILi r 6 OF THE BOROOOH OF CARTERET.The, IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX,

brush of some bog in June is aswamp-going relative of themore familiar Song Sparrow ofour shrub-dotted backyards.

The Yellowthroat, once calledthe Marylan Yellowthroat orthe Northern Yellowthroat, Isone ef that big tribe of insect-eating warblers, and a specialistin wet brush areas. The male,whose bright yellow breast andblack mask make him so con-spicuous, sings loudly and fre-quently, "Which-ls-it, Which-la-lt?" The Yellow Warbler,too, likes damp shrubby board-ers. Unlike some even morespecialized warblers, these twoenjoy a very wide distribution,both of them occurring overthe greater part of the NorthAmerican continent.

T ,A Warning

Patient — I'm in> love withyou, nurse. I don't want to getwell.

Nurse — You won't. The do«-tor saw you kissing me, andhe's In love with me, too."

TWO-THIRDS OP ALL THE MEM-BERS THEREOF AFFIRMATIVR-YCONCURRING) AS FOLLOWS*

8ECTION 1. For the Improf*-ments described In Section 3 of thisordinance, there Is hereby appro-priated the sum of $52,500.00 saidsum being Inclusive of all appro-priations heretofore made thereforand including the sum of J2.W0.0O&E the down payment for wlct lm-proveinent pursuant to the provi-sions of the Local Bond Law, Sec-tion 40A:2-ll and now availabletherefore by virtue of provisions Ina bucket or budgets of the Boroughpreviously adopted.

SECTION 2. For the financingof 'talcl Improvements and to meetthe part of said $52,500.00 appro-priation not provided for by appli-cation hereunto of said down pay-ment, negotiable bonds or the Bor-ough, each to be known as "1982Borough of Carteret Improvement

LEGAL NOTICES

MIDDLESEX COUNTYSURROGATE'S COUBT

NOTICE 10 CREDITORSMJroelav Sawczak, Executor of

Johfl Sawchuk, deceased, by direc-tion of Elmer E. Brqwn, SurrogateOf the County of Middlesex, herebygives notice to the creditors of the1

•aid John Sawchak to bring In theirdebts, demands and claims ugalnqt;tnt estate of the said deceased, un-der oath, or affirmation, within sitmonths from this date or they will

'lM forever barred of uny actiontbarefor against the said Executor.D»ted February 15th, 1902.' Ferdinand J. Bluuno, Esq.,

fn PershlDK Avenue,jduteret , New Jersey

Proctor.' „ Mlroslnv Sawcgak,

EjwcutonO; V. im - 3/2 • 9 -18/62

INVITATION FDR BIDSThe Housing Authority of the

Borough of Carteret will receiveseparate sealed bids for each of thefajlawlng categories oi work, In con-nection With HOUJSUIB Project, N J.4T-3, located In Carteret, New Jersey.IJONTMCT rjO. W ,

1 QENERAL CON8TRVOTION WORK; CONTRACT NO. 2-,

MI8CILLANBOU9 MBTAL WOKKCONTRACT NO. 3—

PLUMBING, OA8 VIT'l 'INODKAINAOE AND KINDRED WORKCONTRACT NO. 4 -

. HEATING AND VUNTlLAHNaWORKCONTRACT NO. 5—

BLBCTBlCAL WORKBlcU will be received it 2.N f.M. ouTutwlny. March 21. 11»2. »t the Com-munity Building, of the Idwwd Do-liih Homea, Bergeit St., Carterul,N»w Jtrtey at which tline and place,II two ur mure bids u« received forany out) Cuutmct. trie HWs will tiepublicly upened mid read (loud. Ifonly one BUI In received for any oneContract, It will he returned un-opened.

TUe Piujeti com>lbU of Uw erec-tion of Ettjhl (UI mio t>U>ry Kow-flouwi Si rue mi ct. Oiiti (1) twu StoryBow-Houui fjuuoiuro and a mptrate

. Oowmuuiiy Bulldlim, touctlier wltb>1 fll rtxjulicil PlymUWnj, HeutluK andli»-|ltc-U*l Work

U Bvw HMU.V iiiiuclnteo willi,-1a] u( l l i l y i i n i D w t l -

Hy

BANQUETS •1 BANQUETS*BANQUETS*BANQUETS*BANQUETS*

I BANQUETS*BANQUETS •BANQUETS*

STANLEY'S

GALLERYRESTAURANT

Cocktail loungeII. S. ONE

WOODBRIDGE(Adjacent to Stanley's Diner)

ME 4-6068Accommodates

All Sites and Groups

• FULL COURSES• BUFFETS

l*luU Ulol IUKU iliil) ull liul

buvo BiuUt ui• nil brick voiiem f

woudL

BANQUETS*BANQUETS*BANQUETS*BANQUETS*BANQUETS*BANQUETS*

nncl Hldcwalk. on the'fJr'jomorBormighinglneerV'ahd said purposes, within the limitations

LEOAt NOTICESNOTICES LEGAL NOTICES

said Localm _ nn to the

Hie""thereof. la t*n. ('«)

Thesu] debt >t«M-safd law has beenriled In the office

Ib) ofto theby said

(d) Tfined .ai.u - .,•OA:2-J0 of until Law, are nnd Bhall

-* -• "-- cont of

legal expenses.valorem taieo tlDMl _all nw

•elllng ">dand Khali not '*M. »,000.00,(rl Nothing

ihrl " "* terMt ihown thereon with,,,,,

. iv,,,t.rt union of rate or amount" I u rat SUCTION 6. This Orrtln,,,,,,

by th. BoroUKli »• IBr|", , ' i ' i lm- t-k"1 e f t W ! t ' " f t y I20' i,.vo the cost of said f1"" , ,,„ 3 the tint publication th™,,provement described m *<• " „. rl,,»l pa»««e, as provld,,! „,of thla Ordmani'e »nd . , . utctl Bond Uw.L t i d «nount » f / ' » ; ne Approved *s to Form an,, ,.,.,.sMmenU to he levied " ' ^....JOHN M. KOtlBAB

frontliiK »" sl"" ,,,,' ,oial Borough Attorney" •" ' , ' , , ,,r The fonmeing ordinance »,

,' miirren.irodurrt ftt a meetlnj of it,, ,"" ,-H of the Borough of Carter--

for na'ld Improvemdii nnImal M»rfh lBt' i m w h e n " *»s ,„!,<n The itate.1 numb" of n " " ^ ()|1 M r s t reading. The nl<l nr-n,

instnllraents In which "1(IV ''Vvlecl will "• f u r t h M eoBildcred ,„, ,the upeclM «i«e«.nients l« ne i frMBf f o r , ^ a d 0 ] ) t l ( | non property fronllnn °" w" mpptlnu of said Council ofpprovemrnt

iSl .

J-thi'Mitthis Ordinance

linrt iiiinh of Cnrteret on Mnn ]-reby nt S P. M. ",i of ounh r»%u. _

lersoin interested will be a,]ipnrtunlty to be heard

PATRICK POTOC:

DOUBLE FOOD STAMPS EVERY WEDNESDAY Each FifedBook Is Worth

In TradeIn Any

Departimnt

OPEN DAILYSATURDAY 'TIL 10

SUNDAY TIL 7

SPECIAL!!

MARY ANNJET SPRAY

STARCHFOR FASTER EASIER

IRONING

47BACON tSWIFT'S PREMIUM" " " Una! riiMi I hank l»l 6 OZ, H n Q Q

C U T S s» i i j i"<'~<i't" idw"1'01"11'*1 p t . " p 7 0KRISP. LARGE

GREEN PEPPERS 2 - 2 9 'APPLES , 3i28c

CHEESE SQUARES-a-59,,MARGARINE

DUMPLINGSFRIED HADDOCKAMER. CHESC

2?33C

2s25c

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ARMOUR STARSWIFT'S PREMIUM SPRING LAMB SALE!

LEGS of LAMBSHOULDER CHOPS RIB CHOPS LOIN CHOPS

HOME STYLE ITALIAN SAUSAGE Fresh Mode. Home Style. Sweet or Hot

Armour Star

Swift'sPremium

Boneless

58

TOMATOES Fresh, SoKd,Red Ripe

Carton GRAPEFRUIT Seedless

STRAWBERRIES Mity Fresh Froien, Whole

COTTAGE CHEESELASAGNA or EGG PLANT PARMESAN

FISH STICKSCAULIFLOWER or BROCCOLI SPEARS

Royal Dairy21b, Cup

Mama Rota 14 oz.49'

Soz.Pk.

Mity Fresh

BRILLO SOAP PADS Large Pkg. of 10 18

DAZZLE LIQUID BLEACH Plastic Gal.

MjX ORMATCH

c

KEEBLER CQCOANUTCHOCOLATE DROP COOKIES SALE

Cut Green BeansCream CornChicken BrothEvaporated MilkSauerkraut

" FOOD A T GARFIELD -KEARNY WATCHUNG TOTOWA E.BRUNSWICK WOODBRIOGE NO. BERGEN ALLENTOWN BQRDINffiMARKtIS A I * . J70Pa»ouSt l ? i P a » u , { i i Ro rfc 22 Rojie 46 loute 19 «o«ie?ond440 11.1, S. .LPaim.. . Plk U M, Si Pike Rcu.e206

FOOD PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT MARCH 3rd. We reserve the right to limit quantities. Not responsible for typogrophical er. ors,

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