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Cfirlrrrt, New Jersey, Thursday, March 4, 1965
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PiiMishrd WrrM
On Thursday
Fnlrrrd u Jd« Clin Mill
At P 0 . C»rUm, N. J
PRICE TEN CENTS
New Jobs Greet Milkman Council ClltS$35,000
Along Carteret Route ip r o m ^ ^ j g u d t
l n n s a 24 hour
,1,1,1's lift i» '
"
day" ""'^ Kabbi Abraham
A si'Vi'n day-week colors his life. He is cnunwlor.
,',' m( | student of nncient lnw.
H|.* home ndjointng the Jewish Community Onter,
\!jitim told a Carteret Pre«g reporter. Here h<> talks,
i ;ilmil his w<""k in hli own words:
Rnbhi" means teacher That is primarily the
ulHj
,,l ;, Hiilihi, in the rlaMlcol nense. A Jewish spiritunl
hmvrvTi, muit also serve Its an example of the Jewish
, hcsid« imparting information.
i"n Ix-Cins nt B: 15 a.m. nt which time two of my (l;iii«h
'.',. un'.-tnd tffltlnK «*adv l 0 cat(%h t h c 7 : 1 R h l l s '" v *
.. unlit lo mnke the (1:30 rlnw at Yeshiva trmpiMiy
lHi| I nm at my Study at 7 15 for my morninc pr.iycrs
„ | m rently to take my youn«e*t dwmhtrr to school
i,'...,ish Kducational Center in Elifabclh. and I'm usii.-dly
,. i i»i ,i m. for hrenkfrnt. durlnR which time 1 rrad the
.,.,|HT< In keep up with world events AftPr hriMkf:i<ii.
v *i trip to any on* of the hoapitnls in the area lu
..,'t Perth Amhoy General, Elliaheth Genera!. Hah
I ,,i times Newark or New York. Sometimes I visit
':,;I.I:> in OIK morning I have to be back bv i no p m
:/.r a religiout ichool that operates daily. Mondn\
rhuiMlay from 3-« p m II I have time in between. I
in study, part of the time, and the rent to planning
.i tnr rt*ftavy<ir W W t l i m Wpefi. Somcwher*- hen ,iml sundown. I fit In the Mincha prayer*
t'AUTKKKT - .lames .1.
Relates Start
ducts. But above and beyond i
l.uknch. :(1 (Jrant Avenue,
Mr. l.ukach related to a that call of duly is where Hit* i
wintrd to Ix' (inijjKisI but he- Carteret Press reporter the fun begins.
•:
(iimc a milkman instead and other day how he not his start
At certain times, a milkman '\
now is observing his 40th an- in the milk ^usintss.
is the answer to a housewife's \
niversary in Ihe milk business.
"My brother, John" he said, prayer and she doesn't hesitate I
.Jim Luknch is known to one "wanted to follow the sea. He to ask his aid in such homely \
and all. Hi' lias been a morn- liked to work on ships and emergencies as moving the I
tier of tho Borough Council for see the world. My mother was furniture, minding the baby •;
:!(i years, served on the Board heartbroken because of his and putting up the clothesline. ;
nf Education a dozen years, long absence from home. After
Complicated gadgets some- ;
wus elected assessor for a pleading with him and cry- times get out of order around
four-year term and was head ing her heart out, John decid- the house and if a milkman ;
(if Ihe Carteret Civic Defense ed to stay home and go into happens along the right time, :
the milk business. He wanted he becomes an emergency :
duriiiK World Wnr II.
me to join him and to satisfy
It w;i, Jim I 'ikr'i'h who per- my mother, I did But John electrician, plumber, carpen- :
w.ided the late f'rank Born. did not want to t>e a land- ter and what have you for the
health ins'iector to inaugurate lubber. Soon, he was off again baffled housewife.
Feeds Cat
.mniial baby parades wtiich for to pursue hit seamnnship We
years a favorite event. After put in a little money and I did Mr Lukach has patiently fed
Hie iini-ides. th'1 babies gurgled not want to lore it. so 1 decid- a cat while the customer was
away on vacation. He recalled
ill the milk they could with ed to carry on the milk busihow he came just in time in
ih" cnmi tlm«ms of Jim ',uk- ness."
hold s baby while the mother
John now lives in Youngs- warmed its bath water.
M h Later on for mnny years,
town,
0..
and
another
brother,
't was Jim Lukach who pro"I once got a note" sp.id Mr.
uded all the free milk for a Uuis, eventually became a Lukach which was nrint:i! in
druggist
and
he
is
in
that
busivarietv of events given for the
pencil and said; "Milkman,
benefit of cjiildten. He is the ness in Mllltown.
aims bye kolecking wunst."
Chores for Milkman
father of four girls and s boy.
I figured she wanted to pay
Mr. Lukach related some of me. I was right.
lie has been active in many
And that's the life of mil1
[(immunity enterprises and his experiences of the trade.
When-you
come
right
down
to
man,
from furniture mover to
civic organizations and served
it. the primary duty of the an all-around handy man. Beis president of the Carteret
milkman in Carteret is to da- sides everything else, he someLtuis Club.
liver milk and other dairy pro- how finds lime to deliver milk.
CARTF.RET - In consideration
nf the mandate of the public,
which twice defeated the School
Board budget, Mayor and Counrtl
lnst night voted to chop $35,000
from the amount the Board had
asked for.
It was Councilman Nicholas Dei
Vacchk) who introduced a reoo'u*
tion to this effect and it was immediately seconded by Council"
man Charles Bohanek. Mayor Andrew Banick said that he was "not.
too happy about the cut" explaining that he had expected it would
CAHTERET - All Carteret Holy Name Societies are making go deeper.
Del Vacchk) said that careful
arrangements to participate in trje annual dinner honoring the
spiritual dirertors of units of the Middlesex County Federation stuck/ of the budget items h i d
of Holy Name Societies to be held April 2a at 7 p.m. in St. been made and suggested that a
major reduction in the $31,000 inThomas the Apostle Church Auditorium in Old Bridge,
crease in custodian services cm'iij. ,
In addition to honoring Ihe spiritual directors of the 69 parish
be affected, and other reductions
units in the county, the federation will cite Kenneth J. Becker could be made in other items in
Mmr Median
of Metuchen, communications chairman of the Diocesan Union the general expenses, Both be
: m I leave ajjaln for Eliiabrth to pick up my sin
of Holy Name Societies, lor his service as literature and com- and Bohanek were in agreement
.,,-,! .,! nhnut 7 I'm home for nipper. Them in always
munications chairman for the county unit as well,
that they did not want the school
• „ . df some » r t ' Youth Group, Center Board. Heliwinus
Edward S Zrebiec of South Amboy and Joseph E. Luongo of children to be hurt.
•>,,• Educational Committee. Men* flub, etr These
Middlesex are co-chairmen of the dinner. Joseph Indyk of HelmIn seconding the motion, BoU',:in at nhnut 1:30 p.m. and last until before or ,ifter
etta, a past federation president, will be toastmaster.
hanek s?'d that it would now he
• depending on the amount of buniiWM At the CIHI of
Speaker for the dinner will be-Bishop'Stephen J. Kocisko of up to the School Board to reduce
\wr\nft emergency call* I ran lit down,in the quiet
IN 1,1 KM It
the Byzantine Rite Eparchy of Passalc. It will be the first time the budget m whatever area
.: hi\ and plan my anrnons for the Friday (Owning
a bishop of the Byzantine Rite has addressed the Middlesex they feel."
, held at tnt Jevriih Community (enter every Kndn>
federation.
Councilman Charles Bonceiet
r s .w p.m - or a talk for thr Junior rotij-reuiitinn
stated that it was a difficult probTickets are available through the respective parish societies.
, |.,.;,| every Saturday morntni at 1 G « a m. - Occasionlem for the Council to took into
mmanother budget and then reduce it.
-mjnin for tbr worshipper* at the CongreifHiion of l«v"However," he said, "it was a
•he on Hoo»evelt Avenue, where I jto in pray ever)
clear indication that the citiiens
r.uirnms at 9 00 a.m. On Friday nt sundown. I am at
wanted it cut — we don't want it
,
, • »f ihe ConRrecation of Brotherhood of Israel
CAHTERET - Struck by a kit and run driver at 2 a.m. Mon- taken out of the educational facil! Sen lies for the departed, where the ion say* the
day, Alfred Tampa, 31, of 62A Larch Street, Carteret, was in ities, and don't believe the bufc
ni.iy rome any dny of the week, iyahn«>it' Then we
critical condition in the Elizabeth General Hospital,
service wiH be affected."
M , it night and on the following mominif This has
Continuing, he declared that i
State Pojice, Newark,, reported* Tampa was struck at Linden
A.II.I iiitn the hut) whadule of the Rabbi
Mile Posl 99 in/the southbound lane of the New Jersey Turn- "very definite cut could be m H e
.•mlrr iif the rLibbinknl Couadl of America and of
in the custodial services with f a
pike,
t
:
CARTP.RET - ("arieret lifu ini.-i-n Hesion. I attend their meetings whenever poaThey said he jjivas watching a garage man service his car at use of high school seniors work n?
> ti r time is le/l, is devuted lo tfody and during the wrance man I'eler r. AnfyrN
part time under tne supervlsi^i
a City Service station when mowed down.
... .ition. I spend my time In the New York Book shop* ha*, been elected tn the
Tampa suffered scalp multiple lacerations, requiring 68 su- of a custodian." He felt in tKs
! ! Sidi ami in UV Cnd St Puhlk library or the advisory hoard nf The Mutual
tures, and multiple abrasions of the right leg, hospital authori- category, $25,0flO culd be s a v r i
Benefit Ufe Insurance Company,,|
•..WMK library.
Stttiflg in at the meeting where
ties said
(hi Newark company hns anA k M B r WUe
a number of Board of Educat ~i
Tin'
errant
driver
drove
off
in
the
direction^
Newark.
members, including, Joseph Lar V
i,l wiirk of the Rabbi II not complete without the nounced
president; Superintendant f'\
r • i|..)ti,.ii ;ind poaftivt nittUkW of hit wtfe to the Mr Arfyri* will serve a lbree>
1
Schools Edwin Quin, and Bi/; d
.ommunit) in which he nenrex Mr* Album come* year term on the FTeltf Advisory
Council, an educational and reSecjltary Mrs. Josephine O'Brien,
• .l; A demendwil of a list of Rabbi* that foes
SMTeli body made up of
none of whom made any comment
-I'vi .veart to Rabbi S h k p * YJlH-hak. bHI« known
during the meeting. ;
i
4i
It was ,Io*ph Zimmerman, lie i '
:ustodian at the high school, « i
CARTERET - At the general : « * exception to the sugges i
Hihbi Elijiih. th» Sa«e af n | j » of the 17th Ceotury. before horne office manafiftincnt !' V. K. W. SONS INSTAM. OKKH KK.V ln:,,4ll;itio.; o f f i c e r s ol Suns ol the VI « Unit i t l l was held
.-t .-»U>. K«bbi Uaar FVrn&i Kpedot. vhief Rabbi
CARTF.RET — In this borough meeting of the Carteret Chapter reductions in his department. . s
Mr. Argyrij, an a s w i a t e of! recently wrtb Pout Commander Lawrence ltou^her v us hisl.illiit:: officer. I'icluiid nhove. top row.
fm whom U K H.iljbfajc.il School of.the Yethiva the Edward L Rosenb.ium Adviser* Charles Auker. Kdward Kiilnis. .Jdsrph II;-ycana Allied Oiiklcv. Second row. LIT McDer- we are doing a lot of talking by of Hadassah held thursday eve- pointed out that the emplo> 3
ning, Mrs. Elsie Walker, 198 Per- itarted out at $4,000 and gradually
i nii'd «r« mtTnbifs of thi.s line of Habhis. Her Aiienry in N w York City, and is mult, adviser, and Lawrence Dougherty, 1'iist (' unmundcr and (ieori;c (iiiodrich, executive officers itelenhone
This was revealed in the 1964shing Ave,, was declared the win- reached $5,600, and "it was nst
*.„ .i nrarlinng Hjibttt and her lather wan or-a .member of Mutual llennfit's top Ut the Sons. Third row: Rolwrt Hedesh.Uaiuel Domivan, William Scloliyt. Ken Surich, Past Unit
• MM^i-d in busitit^K Mr* Allwin ai»is»s m Ihe He- 'sales production croup. Ihe Prcv Commander (Jus h'ubian, Kabert I.jndeman, (je«r•<# Milrhcll, Jr. Vice (uiiinuutdcr Ilicluird Pack- report of the New Jersey Bell ner of the portable TV set with air to have children take, over
stand awarded by the chapter for hese duites."
•"»•< fw ;i !iitpninj! pott lor the HnbbiL« Meat JMienT* Club He has been with ard, (Ivde Carl, t'ronl nm: Mascot IIJVIIIOIHI kulnis, Kuyiuiiiid liolicl, Teddy Surich, Unit Com- Telephone Company made public
the benefit of the Hadassah Meditoday.
the
company
since
!£>6
mander
Michael
Wuint,
Hurry
Ueini.
St.,
Vice
Coininundcr
Allen
(ioodrich
and
William
Carl,
•"• . i«Mier s»-nire to the c-onimuruty, and as his
cal organization. Mrs. Abraham The capital outlay and evening
Carteret
residents
made
49,796
A nativi of Newark, he attended
service for foreign born Hems,
daily phone calls last year, the re> Album gave the opening prayer. remain the same.
HutKers 1'niversity and served
llWlwy
A
Ceremonial
on
Youth
Aliyah
iwrt sliows. It was also revealed
'"'•• Jewish Community ha* a very inlertating hw- with the United States Army durResigns
that the company has installed 250 was read by Mrs. Jack Stein.
;
Th* t * o Orthodox Synagoguti are witness to ing Work) WjJr II. He is married,
Carmine
^iccardi
sent in his
additional
phones
in
Carteret
dur-!
Mrs. William Knifel. announced
iu«' during the pa* J acore year*. Within, U« la.it and lives at 34 Chestnut StmH in'
1st year.
| a joint meeting of Hadassah sup- letter of resignation as a commisCarteret
I
- h the arrival o< young faroilkt \tm surrounding
central office has just plies and Youth Aliyah would sioner and chairman of the Re''•"•"•m-y ii towards Conaervalive Strvket. Th* dibeen ij^ned in the borough by the sponsor the Puritn Bazaar and development Agency, and Cduncil
•••^nent* with labels of Orthodox, Conservative and
telephone company.
jCarnival at the, next, regular meet- appointed William Iinderman in
- imported from a country in Europe, and has little
ing of the group Thursday eve- his place.
Growth
Is
Cited
1
n <hr red d the world Particularly ia this useless
On the average business day ning, March 25. Mrs. Charles Robert Moss of Metuchen w:.s
' '.-ommunitiM in the United Stales, where the
during 1964. New Jersey Bell Kuritz was the winner in the lin- appointed as attorney for the Plan"••••I'IH-MJ come from varied badurounds. from the
Telephone Company, customers en club drawing. A report of the ning Board at an annual salary of
": r'-:iiiious adherence.
made 14,700.000 calls, 4.4 per cent mid-winter conference held by the $1,200, Speaking against the ap! CAHTERKT - At a regular
more than t,he 1963 average and a South N. J. region of Hadassah, pointment was Councilman John
••" 'l«l and ordained in the New Israel Rabbinical jaiwembl) the following awards
new high in the 38-year history Mrs. Morris Ulman announced Hutnick, declaring that it was a
"'""»*"*; iOrthodox' with special qualiftcatior* to :were made at A Lincoln School:
the Carteret group was the first "crying shame that we cannot apof the company.
"•• la««s of Jewish law Theae degrees are «cog- I Safely'in the Halh Pixter ConThis is one of the highlights of chapter to receive an award for point a mail from Carteret."
•" 'Pied throughout the world, and Including Israel le»t 1st pbee — Judith Hr.irnoNew Jersey Bell's anual report paid up membership. The award
'••••"'"I w k »n the Hebrew Theological College in wici, 5th grade in Mr Ttwht'twas presented to Mrs. Joseph
'*•"<!» a doctorate ia Hebrew letters and Talmudic sky's room 2nd place - Itobert, LKAUtK CHAMPS KKCKIVK JACKKTS: The VFW Post MU in t'arteret, recently presented jaok- for 1964, issued 'today by E.
Hornsby Wasson, Company presi- Weiss, presidept; Mrs. William
' " ^ continue to serve also Conservatives Urban, 5th grade in Mrs Sh;tl-| fts to their sponsored team which wus Ihe champion af the Jot Mt'dwick League in 1964. Pictured
In the summary, Wasson LeBouj, membership vice presiow's 3rd place — Evelyn Cham- above, sitting are Mike Derezo. Alan Sumutka, Joe Terebetski Sr., Manager. Charles Kranlz, coach dent,
if the Mmmwflty with varied shades of
dent and Mrs. Edward Ulmap.
and observance, but with a positive ap- ra, 8th, grade in Mrs Semenza's. J and BUI Klliolt. SUndinR are Lawrence Dou^beriy, Post Commander, Leslie Krantz, Richard Dote- said:
"We have achieved significant j Mrs. Morris Ulmah ( was appoint,
4th place — Marilyn Vit.de. 5th! Kow^ki, Jake KUmek, Tom Hasel, Joe Terebetski Jr., Ed Lower, George Malek, Gordon Baldwin,
progress in making oun service ed as delegate to the regional
grade in Mrs, Shallow's, 5th place! Steve Wuy, posl chairman, and Tom CmighlUi, recreation director. Missing are Gary Smith and
e» oot, thank Q-d, emphuiie
better as the customer! measures spring conference tofibe held April CARTERET - If leverythin*
Te ach
ach rr n
n
Sharai
Br»chka,
fith
grade
inj
works according to plan, the trafJunes Batts.
<« ,,,nn.m " , ff ''' bn»l. ••rive to emphaaiie the
it."«
26-27-28 at the Laurel and the
J
fic light on Roosevelt Avepue,
•" «a»uau» Jewlah tducation for «J|tadivUuaUre- Mrs, Semenza's room.
Pines.
Characterizing
last
year
"as
a
This contest was judged by Mr.'
West Carteret, should be in place
year
of
recoi}d
accomplishment"
y
announced
Mrs.
Philip
w
a
s
_ | Peters. Miss Pavero and Mrs.
by Saturday.
for New Jersey Bell,,he pointed chodosh would chair the nominShallow
f
ating committee. Those serving Councilman Nicholas Del Vacout that:
|
The school also jutt completed a
with Mrs. Chodosh are Mrs. Gar-chio explained to his fellow mem"The
telephone
job.in
1964
Poster Contest for 'five PTA "Book
bers at last night's Council meeti us to undertake and carry out the son Gruhin, Mrs. William Knifel ing that the reason for the hold-'ra
Fuir" The winntrs;
CAHTEHET.-Carteret Post largest expansion and improve-! M r s W i l l i a m
and Mrs. Ir-in reparing the light was the wait
1st pri» - Jack Weiss. 7th • CAHTERET - The Hebrew
2(i;i. American Legion, has re- W P r o = r a m , i n t h e h i s t o r >' of ! vinj Rader. W<% Philip Drourr for new parts, which come from
grade in Mrs Frita's class. 2ndMen's Club of the Cartertu ., wceived more than 150 essays on the Company."
. Walter King, 7th grade in ish Community Center presented
and Mrs. Lewis Lehrer are tak- the west coast. He said that th°y
:Th*CarU(
were being sent by air express,
Mrs Fritz's class. 3rd prize — its third annual "Man of the The Foster-Wheeler Corpora-, safety in connection with its eoning reservations ! for the annual andf he had been assured t H y
Paul Ostt'r. Nth grade jn Mr. Y«ar" Award on February 26th, tion reported yesterday that it test, William V. Larrison, chairI won
man Said.
Fift? Boro Children donor luncheon to be held Tues- woujd arrive >he/e toiporrow or
Brown's. 4th prize - Joan
to Sam GevirUman, 381 Carteret operated profitably last year
,
•*ki. 6th grade in Mrs. Brandon's Avenue. Presentation was made after incurring a large deficit
Most of the essays have been r Set
for iV. Y. Tri/Ji'day noon, March 30 qt the Hilton heVext day.
!
Hi, i_l ! _ IT
V
1, f l i t , ,
class 5th(..priie - Diane Banko. during the regular Friday Night inj 1963.
sent by students of St. Joseph's
HB said that as soon as the,
(Hotel in New York
City.
CAHTERET
Plans
have
been
> -He Cartere, U.lxir
4th tirade in Miss Markowiu's Services by last year's recipiont,
The producer of oil refinery and Holy Family Parochial
to take fifty children A hat social followed the meet parts' arrived, the 'contractw
fomolet
' "' i» the
" " 7th Irv Levitz.
„-.„, ... Diane Balka.
and utility equipment said it schools.
''
ing. Winners were: Mrs. Al Kest- would immediately get to mak'-ig
president; Jo-' CAHXERET - The last pan of
Mr. Larrison said he is being on a triii to New York City to theenbaum, prettiest, tMrs. Jack the repairs. In the meantime, tlia
, MrS Fritz's cta».
Mr. Gevirtzman has been ex- cleared $1,600,732, equal to
"Just for Fun" T.V. show on
Elim'the annual testing program will
his contest were ceptionally active in the Jewish $2.21 a share, on billings of Masted with the judging by Fran- March 8th, according to Council- Stein and Mrs. William Knifel councilman said that' he would "1>
orren-be held at Carteret High School
qs
Tomczuk
and
Robert
Saigeti,
$181,609,973
in
1964.
This
eomIr.
Brown,
Mrs.
Community for more than a d«most original, Mrs. Sidney Fox vocate hiring a school trtjs '^
1 man John Brechks of the Car, ,
. ienW. ; u n Saturday, March' 1.1.' at B:30
par* with a net .loss of $3,248,- both members ol the Carteref ter»t llecreation Department The most comical. Judges were Mrs. transport the school child, a
Miss
Fyne
and
u
Qade.
His
endeavors
in
fund
re
acros this busy and dangerous in•'•"•Kl|y and poUticul ni- « " ' At that time the National
raising for the erection of the 821, on billings of $139,409,8"" a Histi sVhool faculty.
bus will leave the Youth Center Lewis | Lehrer, Mrs, Aaron Sack1 1
,"" liuisFUep, trust-'Merit Test will be administered
Ha siiid results of the competi- t 10:30 A. M.
Community Center were cited in year earlier.
helm, Mrs, David Wohlgemuth tersection.
.; ''wuvan, trustee; A l ' « Junior students and the
Councilman Thomas Devi : 3
the TWisentation. Mr. Gevtrtznuui
John E. Kenney; president, I'nii stimild be known within two The ehanerons will be Mrs. Em-A most interesting Wig &
llu slw
; : and J a m w Ir- Notional Educational Develop STORY HOUR
weeks.
,
declared that the was, not a"- t
has served in ejirery capacity ofj said "By the beginning of 1964
,ma Lucas, counselor at the Cen- fashion show' directed by Mr,
Mrs.
'"'t "t-arm*
, men! Test wiU be given to fresh-1 CAR]TEKET
Mr. Larrisim nottd, "A preliml
honor and i s at urestnt an elected
Mark Harris, I owner of the Flair Jhe bus transportainn, hi't ' "t
iCr will be the stoi toller member oi the Community Center we Li) eliminated the majOflv ir.irv sc:i.iimns of me efcsays has ter, Mrs. Kay Symchik. of the
: !
0 1
""' action was adujpt "''A; ™ sophomores. Participa-|»«»
difficulty in nuclear munu&c-'
1
Carteret School of Dancing, andFashion Salon in Rahway con- that the Bound of Educ: ' i
library Saturday
Board and Chairman of the Re- hiring responsible for our loss- Indicated that the It-13 year-old Mrs. w. Kursincyski of Wood- cluded the evening's entertain- should do It oi| the basia nf ;•
'•is altogether voluntary, but ; i t '
students are keen ubseruers of
surance risks, |.etc., since • j
ligious Committee for the Center es of the previous year.
ment.
and parents an' 10 z
vifctv habits,
every
Council would have to enter i» 'i .
""nuiilty
a contract that might be for on'y
ment on national norm*.
a couple of days at $10 per d?y. *
N xt w e e k
fr
l"'^i iim
tonwrni Itself
*
^ «*J™*" will
Mayor Andrew Banick said tr."t
r
"' issues a j MMU-'K'VW an aptitude test which will
| he would check with the Bgari | .
quest. He wondered if the Fire pole is usually a top attraction
iiri'
btations,
but
usually
CAIU'EHKT - "Why are you
;i|
on a fire station visit. "Of
first and if necessary the Council
l the war against1 Wic^te the! indlvlduul's strwngthi
(here is a united chant for a Department would get in touch
a firciiwn"'"
would furnish the transportaion,
with him the ne,xt time there course" he . added "every
and on «n<i
{rip
down
the
firehudse
pole.
••Will there be a fire today?"
youngster tries out the tiller's'
Councilman Charles Boncebt,
'was
a
big
fire
and
let
him
ride
At Fire House 1 on the Hill,
"Ut me try on your fire
in agreeing with the mayor, deplace un the'hook and ladder
alontt.
"'•"•'>I«<1
the
children
are
.chunked
by
hat."
The
EAKNINQ8 RUE
number was over,
clared that it was wise to trana*,
Fire Capt Jim Vonah at the truck.
"Did you evjr get your feet the book and laHder. At Fire
chii.il
'ut4j« b« mat
taken for another
iwrt them" while we are without"
At
Fire
House
3,
Capt.
Pat
|
Chrome
firehouse
says
the
boys
ol Gen
burned?"
House No. 2 in Chrome and
the boy
benefit of the light, "and that; it
10
Donovan
explain*
all
the
pieces
"Canna slide down the fire- Fife House No. 3 In West Car- visiting the firehouse want tu
^ i e r a l American Tranaportaiion
wa.s not a matter of "who proaround
the
pumper.
"When
git
awhile
at
the
helm
of
the
house
pole?
Canna
please,
canSdt»wy
teret, the pumiiers hold their
vides the transportaion ?- but that.
Corporation in (664 reached an all
and the band, made a hurschool
children
come
to
Uw
na mister?"
engine. Girls like to hear the
jt be provided."
chief attention.
in go on
time hifb o< WW.W or H »
These are a few questions
firehouse for a visit, the place
One of the boys 'who led the ^ l l and fire sirens.
Del Vacchfc stated fortlttr that
with which firemen are boardpw ihare, w iacrtoH q/ 18.1 pet
Fire Capt. Frtd Gotnbos at is pierced with sudden excite"we haven't been asleep oo this
movement'
to
slide
down
the
ed
when
school
children
pay
a
out over 1863 .when |J«,«7,0M or
Fire House 1 says the sliding ment and high tension."
problem and have been taking 4
visit to any of the three Car- pole, had one «th«r small re-
Boro Holy Name
Units to Attend
County« HNS Fete
Carteret Man Pictorial Highlights of the Week
Borough Man is Hurt
h Elected To
Insurance Post
Hadassak Unit
Safety Posters
Winners Listed
Traffic Light
Expected Soon
Cevirtzman Is Foster Wheeler Legion Contest
Wan of Yejar' Business Better Nets 150Essaiys
Report Shows
<»leret Labor Council
; Richert It's Head
. Test Slated
For March 13
'«•*>"•
STAe Dance Must Go OnChildren's
roonu Afdl
H.W per thax« wsi earned, it
wu announced la th# annual re
port to itockboklerl.
»
Blu.
B»d
Hour at Fire House: Sliding Pole is Tops
^.pendent-LeaderJE-B) • Carter*
Thursday, March 4, 1965
\Martha Szymonifka
Weds Edward Holobinko
Lenlen Communion
Service$ Slated
CARTERET-The Lord's Table
will be prepared for Lenten Communion in the Hungarian Reformed Church this coming Sunday
CARTKHET - Mis* Martha I.i
morning at both worship services.
To Attend
| Szymonifka, daughter of Mr. and Plan
.
A The service in English will hefiln
n ,,
Mrs. Joseph S*ymonifta, 54 Lin-: „
P a s s i o n I aly. / • / » • * promptly at 9:30, in Hungarian at
ilcu street became the bride of CARTERET
- The Knclish A1-, io:45. There will be no Sunday
Edwiird E, Holobinko, son o( Mrs.tar-Rosary Society of Sacred| School, confirmation class, how
Joseph Rartosh, Houtwlnle, Pa., Heart Church has made, plan* tO:
j|) i,
jt morning ses
w Saturday at 3 p.m. in St. De-see the Passion Play performed by | e v c r w o a v e )s
sion a t g ; 3 a s u s u a
netrius Ukrainian O r t h o d o x the Seminarians of the Mother of ^•preparatory service will he
'hmrh. The Revs. John Hunriiak Our Saviour Seminary in Black- held Saturday evening at 7 o'inrl Peter Melech officiated at wood, New Jersey April 4. leaving clock, in both Hungarian and Engie double ring ceremony.
from the church at 12:30 p.m. Tic- lish.
TV bride, escorted to the altar kets may be purchased from Mrs. The customary I^enten M idy her fath«r, wdre a bell shaped! Julius Kovacs, Mrs. George Ma- Week Services will begin next
own of riulcie s?tin trimmed witn rola, Mrs. John Sulek, Mrs. John Thursday, March 11th. These
lac* on th* bodice, skirt Resko and Mrs. Frank Knssnk.
l in Hungarian
i
services, held
as
hbl
Inng sleeves, A detachable
for aa
inEnglish,
English,will
willcomrr
commence
Lhrain
« i featured Plans were also marie lor
wwell
e l! aas
s ta
•hapel length
minthe
in lu nyiu ^"*" in/,.- • ,
uico 5»?ij
m
vith
_..
pm at the General Stefan* Lenten Season,
pen pill-box trimmed with .
ib on lower Pershin? Avenue.'
md crystals to which a silk illu
useable items are to be brought I
riion veil was attached. She caro
the
premises.
I .hflSSifliP I tilt
ried an orchid, stephanotis nnd
The annual Mother's Day ™ m - | V t I M » M U H . L J I I l l
pompoms on a prayerbook.
^
, , ,,... v M iriM-y Theatre i M p i * ' ! one ; ,,t j,|J
The bride's maid of honor was munion breakfast will be heldi
Hiss Rosemary Petras, of Avenel, May 9th with Mrs. Julius Kovacs
Mrs. John Riter, Roselle Park, as chairman.
CARTERET-The Youth Group
KIKST CAII - Mayor An.lr*w Banlck o. CarUret makes the first telephone call a u - was matron of honor. The attendjf the Carteret Jewish Community
jnt was Miss Patricia Ssymonifka, Virag Completes
Center will present a gatehering
Carteret, bride's sister. The flower
Course at Army with the "Lubavitcher Chassidim"
girl was. Miss Kimberly Milavec, FORT SAM HOUSTON, TEX. - Saturday evening, March 6th. at
Central City, Pa.
Pvt. Joseph Virag, Jr., whose 8:30 P. M., at the Center.
Serving as best man for his oarents live at 74 Longfellow St.,
CARTERET - On Sv...
uncle was Sam Holobinko, Dis- •Carteret, completed a six-week The group will present an inThe new centra! office bexan operation on Feb. 2».
March B, the Saint i .
spiring
evening
of
discussions
of
irict Heights, Md. The ushers medical records and reports
CARTERET - Five Carteret
Players of Carteret u
were Robert Gavlek, Linden and course at the Brooke Army Med- Chassidic doctrine, Chassidic High School seniors wtre notified *rivate laremhski
part in the New Jersey v.
songs,
Chassidic
stories
and
a
Richard Karlinchak, North Arling ical Center, Fort Sam Houston
JVoit) in Germany league's one net plnv ••<•
question and answer period. Th« of their college acceptances •
ton. The page boy was Michael Tex., Vtb.lt.
8TH INFANTRY 4WV., tifr^ ment to b« heW at the i •
J. S^rriorulka, bWthw of Ore During the course Virag re- Youth Group expects to share «& Miss nona Jane Weiss
iiany
— Army Pvt. Michael Vf. Dramatic Club, Crandr ;
the
joyous
spirit
of
Chassklus
and
bride.
ceived instruction in the proce- i the intellectual manifestation ok of her admission to Douglass Col '.aremski, son of Mr. and Mrs play to be presented
The bride was graduated from dures and techniques of maintain- "Chabad" (wisdom, understand- Iege and plans to major in psych lohn H. Zaremski, 47 Elmwood Serafin and Joaquin A
Carteret High School and is em-ing Army medical records and re-ing, knowledge).
ology While in attendance at \venue, Carteret, was assigned SUNNY MORNING" »n:,: |
ployed by Hess Oil k Chemical ports, Virag entered the Army
Carteret ffl*h School, Dona o the 8th Infantry Division in Quintero and directed k.
Corp., Port Reading as a secre- [last July and completed basr , Admission twill be free and anproved active as the feature edi 'Urmany, Feb. 16th.
Hallowell. Memben o( n»
| unforgettable evening is promised tor of the Annscott News, member
ta*
training at Fort Dix.
Zarembski is a records clerk include Ethel Helm, Joiu. i>i
to
all
adults
and
children
attendMr. Holobinko, a graduate o The 21-year-old soldier was gn I ing. Retreshmtnts will be served of the literary staff of the Loud in the division's 8th Administra- eri, Bernedatte Schmoii
speaker, the National Honor So tion Company.
Bob Merelo.
Moshannon Valley High Schoo duated from St. Mnry's High I by the Youth Group.
ciety, junior play cast and sec re He entered the Army in August
Houtzdale, served four years ii School, Perth Amboy, in 1962 a™
the U. S. Marine Corps. He is em from North Jersey Industrie The Panama Canal was opened tary of the French Club. Ilona 1964, completed basic training at Stage Manager is
Hueston; Asst., Stage M,i
lives with her parents, Mr. and
•jloyed by General Aniline am Drafting School, Bloomfield, li on Aug., IS, 1911
Mrs. .Joseph Weiss at 30 East Oak .Fort Dix, N. J., and was last sta is Val McGrath; proi»rij
1964.
Fiim Corp., Linden.
Itioned at Fort Gordon, da.
Chas. Laughery; makeup 14
Street.
The 18-ytar-old soldier was raine Palumbo; set tonyr
Uuis Kottridge. of 56 Larch
Street, was granted admission by graduated in 1964 from Carteret ion Harry Helm and light*.
Hueston.
Seton Hall University. High High School.
school activities for Louis include
Friday, March 5th • 2 Adar II
the freshment tea committee. TO SEE TV SHOW
5725.
honor roll, physical education CARTERET - A busload of Stragapede Joints
Light the Sabbath candles before
teacher for Students' Day, choral children will be transported to
Evening Srk
group, health careers club, j a u New York on March 8th to sec
5:33 p.m.
MISS KORNELUK
.
arnl
folk
music
club.
Louis
was
the
television
show,
"Just
for
CARTERET
- Eighty sui*
SIDRAH: Pekudei, Ex. 35:21 •
j CARTERET - The annual blue
i previously accepted by the Uni-Fun." Councilman John Brwhka launched their college caws
40:38.
ENGAGEMENT TOLD
HAFTORAH: Kings I, 7:51 • 8:land gold dinner of Cub Scout Pack
versity of Maryland and plans to of the RecreaUoo Department Iw m e j t f f ta
#86 was held at St. Joseph An21.rrujor in social studies. He issaid the bus will leave from tbei of• •• .—
Union
Junior College, fnrf
Michael Korneluk has a n
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Youth Center at 10:50 A.M. including Beraadino Str.in
nounced the engagement of his Services on Friday at the Jew-, nex, Sunday. Guest speakers were
Chaperons for tho group will be of TS Louis Street, Carters t
daughter, Margaret Mary Korn- ish Community Center at 8:30 p.|Rev. Victor M. Grabrian, Rev. AnJKottridRe.
eluk, of IS Vermont Avenue, West m. An Oneg Shabbat will follow thony M. Gaydas, ,'oseph Lamb.
I Walter Pelc son of Mr. andMrs. Erma Lucas, counselor ofj Union Junior CoHece
Carteret, to Ronald Edward Wat- the services. Students of the He-Bill Walsh, Don Razzo. George
Mrv Walter Pelc of 23 George the center, Mrs. Kay Symchik
of rolled 1,235 in its Day ami K-,
i
ras, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward brew School will participate in the Stima and Tora Connelly.
'Street, lias been admitted to Ohio and Mrs. W. Kursincyski
ISessions for the current
At a Webelo ceremony of the I
Watras of Oxford, NeV Jersey. services.
University. Some of his school Woodbridge.
semester, Dr. Kenneth W
• Miss Korneluk was graduated Services on Saturday at theArrow of Light tho following were!
activities are the senior and junior
sen, dean, reported.
from Carteret High School and IsJewish CommunityCenter at 10:45awarded Webelo Badges and Scout!
pby committees, German Club,
Eskimos
presently a senior at Douglas Col- a.m. Mrs. Kltzls will help with the handbooks: Kenneth Wright, Jo(freshman football and a dance Between 30,000 and 40,090 Eski- Mr. Stragapede, a gradi
lege in New Brunswick, New Jer- children's Kiddush.
sepu Petresino, Wayne Pusillo,
i committee. Walter will major in mos are scattered from Greenland Carteret Hlih School, ii
sey. She is a member of the So- Melave Malke - special evening Edmond Satkowski. Robert Talalat a specialjgudent, H. « |
^nginecriiif.
iwst. across N
ciology Honor Society, Alpha KapRichard Wadiak's application northeastern Siberia, Iccordinsj »on of Mrs.
by the Youth Group of ai, James Thompson and Kgvin
Stras;.1
pa Delta, and^plans^fo begiWlhe^Scoiimunity Center" for Coyle.
was accepted by Richmond Col- 'to Britannica Junior Encydopaeand the latf Mr.
teaching in Perth Amoby in " Saturday. March 6th, at 8:30 p.m. Lion Badges were awarded .
l i e ami he will study ill the field
tember.
A group of Young Lubavitcher Kenneth Wright, Joseph Petrosino
of science. While in high school
Her fiance, Ronald Watras, was Chassidim will'present a Chassid- and James Thompson.
he was a student teacher of Gergraduated from Washington High ic sang and dance program, ac- Bear Badges were awarded to:
man. Richard is the son of Mr.
School, atended Rutgers Univers- companied<by a book fair, Mem Frances Judack, Theodore Onu- HOME FROM BAHAMA CRUISE: Mr. and M s . Thomas Uag«rty and their daughter, Domthj- and Mrs. Edward Wadiak, of 46
ity, and is now a member of IPhe bers of the Center are invited: lak, George Smith, Jphn Good- Aon, aboard RMS Queen Elizabeth in New York upon their return from 1 cruise to the Baha- New York Avenue.
United States Armed Forces, sta- Services on Friday at 5:40 p.m.man, Vincent Barillp, and.Robert mas.. Mr. Hagerty, who operates a service station at 1139 R»osevtlt Avenue, Cartatt, Is one William Witte, son of Mr. and
for National Business Women's Week
tioned at Pace Air Force Base, at Cong. Brotherhood of, Israel, Molarz.
of 41 Sunoco dealers and their wives who were awarded 1 jet plane round trip to New York Mrs. Richard Witte, of 113 Poplar
i
WHEREAS, working women consutuie ^
Portsmouth, New Hampshire. He and at the Cong, of Levfog Jusand
a
cruise
by
Sun
Oil
Company
for
brighten
ing
the
apptarance
«f
service
itaUms
to
their
Street,
was
favorably
considered
Wolf Badges were awarded to:
million of the Nation's working f o r c e , ^ . *
is also attending the University of tice on Saturday at 9 a.m.
for admission by Rutgres Univer,|Carl Mazzola, Robert Hansen, An- tommnaittet.
New Hamshire.
sity.
His
school
activities
are
(he
constantly striving to serce their commurjt
We congratulate Mr. Sam Gev-thony Mosca, Kevin Boyle, Michjunior play the senior paly, Ger- their states and their nation in civic and culturael Lynam, James Stone, Lawirtzman
on
receiving
"The
Man
man Club, and danc* ticket comLENTEN SERVICES
al programs, and
.rence Bettinger, Charles Boyle,
mittees, William will major in
CARTERET—Yesterday marked of the Year" award "presented by I William Gerristead, Mark Higglns
WHEREAS, a major goal of JWjJJJ
the .beginning of the 4Cxlay peni- «*.HebrewMen. CUk
mathematics.
and James Ronan.
professional women is to help create better con
tential season of Lent, and in On March 26th, we will have the
CarUret itSi observance is being dedication of the Yahneit Plaque. Gold Arrows were awarded to:
ditlons for men and women throupi .tue«u-.
CARTERET - Several resi Marwnette
Show
marked wim special services in All items to appear in this col- Francis Carl, Francis Judack, CARTEP&T - Girl Scout Ca- Mary Lou Macioch, K
Karen Hasek lents of the 12th and 13th disof social, educational, economic and pom"
^
.
,
,
fi
M
Edward McFadden, Robert Talalumn
Set
or
the churches.
rii Connelly,
C l l
C t h r i n e Ra
Patricia
Catherine
umn are to be submitted to Mr.
March
problems; to help them be of g w f t e r j g j '
ai, John Goodman, Robert Ni?ro, dette Troop 341 of Crossroads zillard, Kathleen Ozmore, Patricia tricU, known as the Parkview CARTERET - lTo raise
funds
Herb Zimmer at 969-0722.
their community; to promote lJruU partoersh
Michael Cawley, ^ohn VanGlahn, Council in Carteret under the lead- Ringvrood, Linda Parsons, Bonnie .irea met last night at the City I for the mission in which Sister
ership
of
Mrs.
William
Gurney
Line
Club,
and
formed
a
new
and Michael Lynam.
in all phases of daily living;tofurther WewMU!
WE 0 0 NOT MAKE SPECIAL MEETING
and Mrs. Gus Bonavita, welcome Lausmohr, Judith Sabo, Deborah trganization which will be known Mary Louis is interested, arrangewith women throughout the world; and
Silver Arrows were awarded to: Joseph Comba and Andrew Hila Hudak, Janis Lanzano, Lucille a the "Parkview Democratic ments were made to present the
&iedOBSQF
CARTERET — Mrs. Anne Cls-Francis Carl 2, John Thaete, Ed- of the Carteret Volunteer Firatj Mallette, Ellen Finkel, Linda
[world famous Doiari Marionettes
WHEREAS, all of us are proud of their l
and
Social
Club."
jak, president of the Ladies Aux- ward MeFadden, Robert Talalai, Aid Squad to their meeting this Parsons, Bonnie Lausmohr, Juin a production entitled "Jack,
ershlp in many fields of endeavorj £ d their a
Thomas
McWatters
was
apiliary to Star Landing Post #2314, John Goodman 2. Michael Rlcciar- we*.
dith Sabo, Deborah Hudak, Janis lointed acting chairman, Mrs, and the Beanstalk" at. the High
ceptance of "THE RESPOKSIBlLrrY
announced that a special meeting di, Christopher Coyle, Kevin
School Auditorium Sunday, March
Lanzano, Lucille Mallette, Ellen
will be held on March 8 at 8 p.m.Coyle, Michael Cawley, John Van The girls appreciate the Oppor Finkel, Linda Cinege, Patricia Hildred_ Greenberg acting sec 14 at 1:30 P.M. and again at 3:15 PARTNERSHIP,"
at the VFW post rooms and urged Glahn, and Robert Gazdowicz. tunity given them to earn their Kiesling, Dara Simister, Nancj retary and Michael Gugliemetti P.M.
NOW, THEREFORE, I, Walter Zirpo
is acting treasurer.
First Aid Badges and their ChalI memebrs to attend.
Denner Stripes were awarded lenge in Emergency Prepared- Doiinicb.
Mayor
of the Township of Woodbridge, -by \
Sister
Mary
Louis
is
leaving
At the next scheduled meeting,
to: Anthony Briguglio and Jamei ness By various members of the
March 15th, 8:30 PM. City line 1soon, for new missionary post in authority vested In me, do hereby procia
Storie.
IROSARIANS TO MEET
Carteret First Aid Sa.uad volun- Ukrainian Group
Club a slate of officers will be Colombia, and funds are needed| •March 7 through 13,1965 as •
to help her on her way.
Den 4 received a trophy for teering one hour of instruction
NATIONAL BUSINESS WOMEN'S WEEK
In Brooklyn Fet presented by the newly appointed DANCING
CARTERET - The regular tbeir candy sales. Prizes were
CLASS
.monthly meeting of the Altar- awarded to all the boys for their each week for 10-12 weeks, the CARTERET — The Ukrainiai nominating comrhftiet, consisting
sponsored
by the National Federation of m
'
II ness and Professional Women's Clutx, Inc an
I Rosary Society of Holy Family splendid1 job in the candv sale girls who qualify will also earnl dancers of this area will particl of the. 4 Democratic District
the
Junior
First
Aid
Card
from
Leaders,
Mrs.
Michael
Spoliiino
Chinese-Soviet feud appears t o
Roman Catholic Church wHl be
pate in the United Vkrainian pro
Den 1 received the, honor flag fo the American Red Cross.
urge all citizens in Woodbridge Townsh I
held Sunday, March 7 at 1:30 p.m.the moith.
gram of singers and dancers oi and Ro|ert Harris from the l«hhave been revived.
district
and
Mrs.
Richard
Ebert
civic
and fraternal groups, all educational
^ Brook
The Cadettes who are working M a r c h u / 2 p.m.
flt at the
after recitation of the Rosary.
LEGAL NOTIC
and Charles McKernan from the
At the dinner a raffle was held
ciations,
all news media and other comnumi
lyn
Academy
0(
Muskl
Brooldya
Mrs. Edwin Yanke, president,
SLhka" N y M r sOjga R o B a M U > o ( y,, 13th district and Thomas McWat- IOTICI
,
NOTICE TO BIDDERS,
Brecnka,
;
organizations
to join In thh "SPRINGHN
23 Main Street, Woodbridge requested all members to receive with gifts from local merchants Roberta S ,
U htrtby glveu th«t m ) - n
ters.
and friends. Music was played b> Geraldine Roman, C h r i s t i n e A & 0 Swe^t s h o p of 61 ppersl^ni
l
ed bid* will be revived by t)w MaT I
SALUTE TO WORKINO WOMEN," by encounp
holy
communion
in
a
body
at
the
the
Blue
Velvets.
(Next to State Theatre)!
Fondi,
F d i Deborah
D b h Stuart,
Stuart Catherine AveflU6| carteret iis taking res After the business meeting re- of and Council of Un Bon/ufh o i l ing and promoting the celebration of u
7 o'clock Mass on Sundayj
Oarl»r»t (or the rtLuc*iiou <iii., J.IDyciewski, Michele Roanysjow- e r v a u o n s for L , transportaSot freshments were served.
4itillsttoc of new flonllliibtlng i t
achievements of all business fcnd profession
s
k
i
,
Elizabeth
Brooks,
Carol
^
b
|dyn
Academ"
WalMr BullUan UunorUl Meld.
recently l o
roo
Angina pectoris if a paroxysm
•MlXl bldt will M oponed uid
women as they contribute dally; to our econonw
Wright
Joy
Schxflef
Joyce
Gur^
HIGH S C O R E S
Music The
wU1 l e a v e lm
[of pain in the ahest usual!; niusui, ««/ » ^ " f i «•-<— r— of
re«d in public for catMlaemlon by
QI MUSIC, me DUS WU1 leave uu
civic and cultural development.
th«
U»yor
ind
Qauncll
i
t
UM
Borbrought on by exertion in patient. ney,
Ca
pp
ney, Claire Kappock, BozykowsJu,
Helene Me-l o w e r e n d of CarUiKi a t i2 ; , C A R T E R E T - Jean N. Slotwin- ough Hatll, Cook* A«fnu*. Ckrttnt,
pick u p
Date: March 4,1985
with diseased coronary arteries Fadden,
. Margaret
Margare Bozytowsb a ndd mill also
ski
is
this
year's
Betty
Crocker
Fdd
New
Jeney
an
Mardh
17,
lWi.
»»
i
i k
., ,
Ink tlrie.
I at the shopping center at 12: Homemaker of Tomorrow for Car' WALTER ZIRPOLO, Ma)vor
\
ELEANOR
TR06KO,
teret high school. She scored high| Sunday, March 14.
•
Purchuln til>e<Ut«r
Mrs. Kay Symchik, director est here in a written homemaking $3.00
Does Your Chevrolet Have
the Cprteret School of Dancin examination taken Dec. 1 by 552,7M senior girls in 14, 236 of the
has eleven participants from tiif nation's high schools. She is now
area, namely: Kathymae Harrov eligible for state and national
1. Slippage Z, Leaks J, Abnormal Notse
Kaster Is Just Around The Corner!
Joanne Symchik, Diane Decibus scholarship awards ranging from
ceUkrates its
4. No Reverse S. No High (or Low (.Clanking NOIM
Connie Kilyk, Annemaria Shym. I $500 to $5,000.
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ski, Lydia Zubenko, Patty II
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Seniors Plan to Pursue Carteret Playr
Education in Colleges In League Sli
Jewish Community News
Carteret
Blue and Cold
Fete for Scouts
PROCLAMATION
orm New
First Aid is Studied
In Parkview
By Girt Scout Cadettes
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Thursday, March 4,
PAGE THREB
Clubwomen See
Historical Film
rORREOTION
AVKNKli — The new hours for
the Avenrl Branch of the WoodbridRe Free Public Library were
listed incorrectly last ww*. The
new schedule is as follow!:
AVKNKI,
The Sixth Wnrd Mondays, 1(1 A.M., - 1 P.M., aad
Sixth District Democratic Club nf 2 • D P.M : Tuesday 2 - 9 P.M.;
Avpnrl at ils recent meeting at Wednesdays. 10 - 1 A.M., and I •
; Tivern, heard Joseph
9 P.M.; Thursdays, 2 - 9 P.M.:
V. Viilenli
Township Fridays, 2 - 5 P.M., Saturday!,
invinirip.il clerk, mplain his duties
10 A.M. - 1 P.M.
Third Ward Cluh
Hears Valenti
AVRNEI. - An address by
Tlinmns O'Brien, of the Now Jersey Bell Telephone Company, on
the founding of Now Jersey and
n film, "This is Now Jersey"
were featured at the recent meeting of the Junior Woman's Cluh
of Avenel,
IIK! tho problems involved in the
•hnnsini: nf the voting districts.
The history of the Junior Membership Department of the New
Jersey State Federation of Women's Clubs was explained by Mrs.
Ernest Oonzylik. Fanwood, recording secretary for the state
organization.
Florida, Idaho, Iowa, Minne-
The
installation dinherl sota, New York, Ohio, South Dawill lie April in ;it Whitey's. Perth kota, Texas nnd Wisconsin have
Amlxiy
Tickets may be purbig honey producton.
chnsed fn>m the committee.
A Chinese auction will be heldj|
M.irch :il nt School 2.1. announced
Mrs, Leo l,a Salic, chairman. Her
committee indudos Mrs. Ralph!1
Astn. Mrs. Frnnk Rlash, Mrs!
Joseph Accardi, Mrs. Thomas i
Butler, Mrs. Peter Dacchile, Mrs.
Michael Freda. Mrs. Michael
Florin, Mrs. Edward Jensen, Jr.,
Mrs. Frnnk Murphy, Mrs. Walter
Sobicski, Mrs. Joseph Stawinski
nnd Mrs. Donald Crilly.
For Ethical
Prescription Service . . .
Prospective members. Mrs.
Richard Kambach and Mrs.
Philip Frnnko, were introduced to
SM New Brunswick Ave.
the membership by Mrs. James
Phone: HI 2-4568 - Fords
Mnzza, membership chairman.
ZOI.TAN M. SZAL*\, B.P.,
Further plans were made for
SAMUEL S. KATZ, F.A.C.A.
he theatre party scheduled for
ATHII Toiirneit of onr protnpl
April 19. Mrs. Al Atkins, chair
plrk-np and delivery. FTM p»rt
ini unrt llandl-Charic WtTlen
mnn, announced the cluh will
OPEN DAILY
dine nt Patricia Murphy's CandleHospitality was provided by
FROM 9 A.M. TO I t P.M.
"ight Restaurant and see "I Had
Mrs. Reilly and Mrs. Blash.
will W FASHIONS (1A1-ORK: The committee above, has oumplfted plans lor the an- a Ball."
HONORED SK('ONF) TIMK: Herbert B. Williams, Jr., rlffM, is shown accepting the "Jaycees of
„, ovw of SI. Anne's Unit of Trinity Kpitropnl Church In Iw hHd March 9 at « p.m., In the
It was announced that Mrs. the Month" nward from Donald fi. Rniter. president of Ul« Woodbrldge Township Jnyrrcs. Williams,
,',"..,. left lo right. Mm. Lester Krrshnw. Mr*. .Faron Hcnndt and Mrs. Gforn* Knopf,
reorge Pospisil will represent the an Iselin resident ami a patri)lm:m in the Wornlbridge Police Department, won the award fnr his
\, 1 V | M e n e Kiel, rhiilrmnn.
cluh at talent night at the annual chairmanship nf the ItisthiRiiishrd Service. Award project. Mr. Williams was previously ciU'd for his
i
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spring convention of the New Jer- work on a Christmas party for the children nf the Township. last year he was presented a Cersey Junior Membership Depart tificate of Merit from the local chapter for his outstanding accomplishments during the year.
ment of the State Federation of
Col, Robert E. Lee was in com- Although experimental use
Women'* Clubs. The conclave will
and nf the troops that raptured camels in southwestern
be held May 14-16 at Atlantic City Dr. Zullo to Address
ohn Brown after his seizure of deserts was successful
and will have as its theme,
"Holiday Island." Mrs. Pospisil School PTA Members ie federal armory at Harpers ject.was'abondoned with advent
\\nW\% h m beon
of the War Between the States,
will
perform a Hawaiian routine. PORT READING - Dr. Robert erry.
p«Ro:int VfOODBUlDGE - Final pbnsl
Zullo, whose specialty is internal
(or the annual fashion show were'
Hostesses were: Mrs. Robert medicine and tumors, will be the
March IB. « 30
mnde Monday nt a meeting of St.
Salundi and Mrs.Atkins. Mrs. speaker at a meeting of School
,1 hv Ihr Lidics
of Trinity Church.
Satandi won the dark horse prize, 9 PTA, Tuesday.
The next meeting will be Tues- Dr. Zullo is affiliated with St.
The affair entitled. "New York
day at the Avenel and Colonia Peters Hospital, Middlesex Gena S u m m e r FMUV81
chairman.
I
to
'
"
**"
N
,ifWfl
0n« wrufeinc day 'n M it takes to witch to mod«m gas h u t III MMt
First Ajd Squad building. Instal- erl and Middlesex Rehabilitation
cases it simply means a quick switch of the burner—everything list
Tuesday, 8 P.M. Mr*. AVENEL - The officers of thelation of new members will take Hospital and is clinical assistant
\ i , n Mrs Hotx-rt
slays put— and, presto, you have clean, dependable, quiet gas het},
place and a Chinese auction will at Memorial Center for Cancer,
\\ ili.iin Dwycr. Mrs. Eugene Kiel and Mm. George Junior High Fellowship of the
No more worry about costly repairs. No mom delivery problems. Afld
be held.
I
r
s
t
Presbyterian
Church
will
New
York,
Medical
Neoplesia
Knopf
HIT
serving
as
co-chair\\,s Walter Hank*.
the cost of new gas equipment is surprisingly low. Call your local Gat
Clinic, Sloan-Kettering Division of
present
a
program,
"Ship
Ahoy"
men.
I Yum. Mrs. Mlchncl
Now
at
Black-and-White
Prices!
Company office or your plumbing-heating contractor for t h t facts. N t
Cornell
Medical
School.
at
tomorrow's
meeting
at
7:30
•k Marker. Mrs. Other committee member, inobligation, of course.
After a talk on cancer, a movie
p.m. Installation of the new of'
clude
Mrs
James
Bennett
in
,,n Mrs. George
will be shown.
fleers will also take place. Rec
chart*
of
decorations.
M
n
.
Michael Tctenco.
Chvlet Ruge, refreshmenli; M n . reation program will be held in
Thompson, and
Masked Mummers
K e n h a w a n d Mrr Law- Westminister Hall until 10 p.m
,,s commentator.
Exclusively Color
Sunday, the Rev. John M
Mummers were bands of mask'
,!i be created by « « • Desch. tickets, and Mrs.
Robertson, assistant minister, wil
AVENEL
Nomination
of
ofMatthew
Park
Jr.,
tables.
ed persons who, during Euro336 State St., Perth Amboy
Mcnlo Park
ll.'Ml
Plans for March also include preach at the t and 9 a.m. «erficers wa« held at the general pean winter festivals, paraded
'IllZMITH
I MCTUCHU I HUTU MUST
MHWAT
I ......
v m.\) be purchased,
a n d vices on "God'- Father and Crea- meeting of Congregation B'nai
W North Irad Stml M B Miln S M I l a H « W Stnri itt Cwtnl <Ma» I I N D a
•* made
the streets and entered houses to
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MEUnO
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MCIM0
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t
n
1 ~~
,, ; l Ur und will be-"*™
dance or dine In silence.
Lenten season: :or." The preacher at the 10 andJacob.
• h, .loor
I " * 1d u r i n < l h e
II
a.m.
services
will
be
Dr.
NorJules
later,
chairman
of
nomiMrs
h* awarded
man Hope. Professor of Church ;k>ns. presented the 196546 slate
nt, 'served by th»M«»« B*™*; * , 1 * » * » = • * • History at Princeton Seminary, as follows: Lester Jacobs, presidinner
will
be
held.
March
17.
1'nun.tlif
will speak on "The Problem dent; Dr. Abraham Rothman, reTicked a n available (ran M nwho
.
ligwui vice president; Terry
of Judas Iscariot."
Joaepb Karnai.
ii/rcr ln»irfr«iry
Glinn, fund-raising vice president;
At the cooduikM o( the buai- Musk for the services, under
Michael Robin, membership vice
the
direction
of
Kenneth
Bell,
ir lilnvrd Hudzikt ness meeting conducted by Mr*
president; Martin Utinger, treas«\y In colcbrationlR"»«« *»*' president, the pro- minister of music, will be 8 urer; Mr. Isler, financial secrer « tl l.ling amu'vers-it™" * " 'u™* 1 w e r to Mr».a.m., Richard Kerr, soloiat; 9 tary; Mrs. Benjamin Gdowitz, reMrs Kdward Hud- Harry Schrump who preaented a a.m.. Westminister Choir with cording secretary; Mrs. Morton
rr.irt- Avenue, will aetoctioo of gunea for the group "My Lord. What A Morning;" 10 Weil, corresponding secretary.
a.m., Choral Choir, "Little Da.man and then to enjoy. Refreshmenti were
Trustees nominated included Sol
vid"; 11 a.m. Chancel Choir
slotokk, sergeant-at-amu; Abe
• «crk stay in aenred by M n . George Murray
"God
If
a
Spirit."
chairman; Mr*. Andrew Shaffer,
Kramer, Hebrew School; Charles
service Sunday at Stein, youth activities; Mrs. DaMr», C Christian
;..• who ;tre the pro-1 Mr*;
1 p.m.. will present the Rev. Rob- vid Narfield, bulletin; Donald
• H;t > Hut in Avenel.
ert A. Bonham as the guest speak' Riven, house committee; George
..( en Marrh 31, 1940
church as assistant minister for Miller, community
relations;
II.•.,!•! Church, Irvingfour yean, leaving behind many Herman Kunkes, historian and
. Linko
friend* and many fond memories
Leonard Leiber
He will speak on "Tht
the Weak " A reception wff be
j held after the service and all1 NominatJoBS from the Boor in
elude* Morton Diamond, memberAVENEL - A dedication cere-'frknds and members are Invited,
ship vice president; Mrs. Jack
r o w opening the library of] The first In a series of special
Schneider, recording secretary.
School 8 was held Monday. P a r > W w e e k lenten services began
g
Additional nominations may be
n j e t Dr.
D J. Christy
C r s y Wilson,
s , eot by registered or certified
ticpattng were Harry Lund d i r e e - i ^ nijeht.
J
minls w and
tor oTwoodbridge Towwihip's d-! ''<
missionary to mail to Mr. Isler, IS Neptune
ementary education; Mrs Joseph,Afghanistan, spoke on "The Place, Colonia. Election of of-,
W. K*(le>'. principal; Mrs Mel ! s «;f* t o(_Si«erjngJoyfully The ficers will be held March 21 at a
let'. Cater ISnom
vin Schlesinger. P T A . i ^ w t d e n l !: ; w r i « w i l ] « " l t i n u e f o r t h e ^ general congregational meeting.
Mn. Mary Moore, P T A . library•*«*• «f ' * n t *?*" Wfdneiday
tad
chairman and Mrs William P * - ! 3 ' 8 P L M - A t e , f h rf ••» * " ' « »
. . i ! ; i i l - t ntutgr
the chun-h will present a differ- Monsignor Addresten
enka. procram chairman.
with
Volunteers from the PTA " " H>wter. culminating
the Holy Innocents Unit
Eagter
have worked tqwanb thii opefr
Sunday «rvic« in
WOODBRIDGE - Rt. Rev,
14* f.M
ins since the «|art of this school ;"•* M n d u a r V
,
M&gr. James S. Foley was guest
year with (he assistance apd'
*"
speaker at a meeting of Holy InKuidonce o' Mrs George Mark*. I 1
1 tgl*.
nocents Society held in St. Mary's
SWITCH
TO GAS HEAT
IN 8 HOURS!
:ashion Show St. Anne's Unit Plans
Models Selected Fashion Show on Tuesday
Complete Wedding Albums (:
By fellowship
IN NATURAL
LIVING COLOR!
B'nai Jacob
To Name Slate
FORDS PHARMACY
THE FOTOSHOP
UzabethtownGas
HI 2-2104
GOT
"LACK OF MONEY"
PROBLEMS?
library Opened
At School 23
The Greatest!
3RASS BUCKET
T
h
EVEN THE U.S. GOVERNMENT
BORROWS MONEY...
DINNER
to i i '
woedbndiK Township, school j e n o v a t i
r.M,
Jill I* P.M.
BRASS BUCKET
i.in i»al S t r a k h o u w
" * A MAIN STHKK1
Witness
cafeteria. Perth Amboy. He spoke
on his trip to India where he atsyjtletn's library co-ordinator.
|
tended the Eucharistic Congress.
parents and friends visited the
Mrs. Ann Trzeciak, Colonia was
w w l;br;iry from 10 A.M.. to 2 15
P.M Mondnj viewing the ussort- W00I1BR1DG? - Mr. Lyle E accepted as a new member.
Members were reminded to pay
« f book*, reference librar.es and
(wyclopedian which have beenlKeusch, district representative of dues as soon as possible to Mrs.
donated by the scbool Miiff.'^he Watrhlower Society, arrived Edward Grossman, 'Iselin, memP
T A member* nnd tntervsted^hia ww|t to direct the three-day bership chairman who is anxious
parent*
assembly ro be held in the tyood to have a lbp% report to turn in
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Keiitiuvs of the' assembly prbi.:r.nn will highlight the therhe.
Willingly Fulfill Your Ministry"
tomorrow evening. Talks and
(lemoiutrations will be presented
for the practical application of
Flower* For AH
this in the ministry of Jehoyah's
OceuloM . . .
Witnmef Saturday afternoon]
Call for flowers] birththere will be a baptism service
days,
anniversaries,
.md the highlight of the three day
weddings, etc., to add
program will be the principal adextra joy {to the event
ilress delivered by Mr. Reusch on
-*nd other time* to
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'Can Be Done About It?" at 3:00
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New Jersey Circuit No. 4, will
Mr. Keusch in handling the
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of the 18 congregations represen- S0» Amboj Av*. ME 4-1CM
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Thursday, March 4,1905
PAGE FOUR
B'nai BVith
Women Gets
INewMembers
St. John's Church Gets
Gift from Fords Lions
FORDS - Robert Whnrtnn, In introduced Jerome Irvine of the
tcrnntional Counsellor, was the WoodbridRe I.ions Club who is
guest, speaker nt a mectinc of the seeking election us the Deputy
Fords Lions Club Monday at I-opes
Restaurant. Mr. Whnrtnn spoke on District Governor of Iirgion 2,
Lionism, Its foundation and its ob- District lfi-D.
jectives to help proplo ami oivtc Snfety chairman, Alex Melko
endeavors.
announced the spotlight ordered
Edward Stern, president, pre- for the Main Street-Ford Avenue
sented the Rev. W. Leslie Hewett, intersection will soon be installed.
rector of St. John's Episcopal Get well wishes were extended
Church, and parish officials, Tho- by the Club to Jack Boerer, a
mas L, Hanson, warden, George patient at Overlook Hospital, Sum.
Ferdinandsen and Leroy Olsen, mit.
with a donation for lighting fuBUte Presented
tures for the church. A plaque A slate of officers was presented
commemorating the gift is to be by lion Charles Sehwehla in the
placed in the church at a future absence of nominating chairman,
dale.
Joseph Fritsche. Nominated were
Harry Syring read the Lions Martin May, president; Frank
Bulletin # 5 explaining the work Grahmann, nrsi. vice president;
of the Lion Headquarters staff in Ernest BlanchRrd, second vice
president; Robert Benham, third
Chicago.
: /Miuiuny M. ieiencaict (leHi, uoart pr"'m'nt lor We proposed John F.
Rev. William H. S c h m a u s , vice president; Robert (iawroniak,
Kennedy Memorial Hospital, sl«n<i contract with Richard M. Hale, president of the Halecrest Woodbridge Lion, originally a treasurer; John Kocegi, Lion .aniCompany, for site clenring and rough grading. Work at the proposed hospital's 40-acre member of the Fords Lions Club, er; Leo Handefhan, secretary, and
lite wi" begin this week. Looking on ir* Leo WetaB, hospital chairman, and Joseph Sherber,
admlnliU'.ttor.
Pastor Lists
Construction Work Begun
Lenten Theme On JFK Memorial Hospital
Albert Qundt, tail twister. Appointed to serve for two years on the
hoard of directors vcre Alex
kn and Charles Schwehla. Installation of officers is scheduled for!
Wwlnesdny. May 2fi.
Tickets for the annual show
March 31 at the Our Lady of
Peace cafetorium were distributed
to the members and will be on
sale throughout the area. Featured
will be Monk Watson, master of
ceremonies, who will intrHure
the acts and entertain as a comedian, master magician, wireless GETS SII.VKB WINGS: Second
personality and video celebrity.
A joint meeting with the Wood- Lieutenant Robert J. McMillan,
bridge I.ions Club will be held son of Mr. and Mrs. Robwt J.
Monday, March R, at Kenny Acres McMillan, 501 Ford Ave., Fords,
at 6:30 p.m.
V. J.. has been awarded V. S.
Twenty-one students of the John, Air Force silver pilot wings UP1
oh graduation from flying trainguests at a meeting ef the Lions
ing school at Moody AFB, Ga.
Mirrh 22 at Lores RestauLieutenant McMillan h beta*
asslgned to Larson AFB, Wash.,
for flying doty In a unit which
supports Uie Strategic Air Command mission of keeping ttw
nation'!i intercontinental mlisilcs and Jet bomben on constant alert,
A graduate d Betou Hall Preparatory High School, swtti
Orange, the lieutenant received
bis B.S, degree from Setoa Hall
I'niverslty. He wal coiniMIsloned is 1963 upon completion
of Officer Training School.
Miktui It Elected
By Political (rfn
FORDS — James Milan,
elected president of the
formed Cltioni for Chiri,n
elation. Other officeri am |
mln Caao, vice president \ u
Fleck, secretary; Ben,U1,f
senthine, treasurer and s (
F.WSON-Ramot Chapter B nal
Denaro, sergeant-at-nrn,.
IVr'ith Women inducted now momThe group is plannhv
hers in a candlelight ceremony at John P. Chlrlco In his , i
the February meeting. Mr..
obtain the Second V, , ,
Cerstein, membership
p
cratlc nomination for i,,
assisted by Mrs nonwlllr;son cipal council.
and Mrs. Kugent
, ,
Mr. Chirlco addressed r,,
and said his "only desr,
W r r in charge of Ihc initiation
A new slate of officers or he represent properly lh<> ,,,
coming year wns presented to \w the Second Ward.
members by Mrs. Stanley Uvinf.
nominating committee chairman.
A playlet entitled "1HM m ten
and directed by Mrs. Theodore
Blumberg was presented to an appreciative audience. Included in
the cast were Mrs. Seymour
Friedman, Mrs. Harry Class. Mrs.
Howard Resnick and Mrs. Ivan
Saeff. The playlet won the Northern New Jersey Council B'nai
B'rith Women award for the best
dramatic presentation.
Following the skit a group discussion wai led by Mrs. Norbert
Belfer, Anti-Defamation League
Chairman of Ramot Chapter.
CANDIES
Neckerchief Design
Contest for Scouts
FORDS - Boy Scout Troop 52
Is planning to maka iU own troop
neckerchief design and a contest
Is now underway.
t h e rwt»aretotubmft <*»«l«
nal designs to Scoutmaster Raymond Sniink no later than March
. . . to fin am) rnjor,|
8.
AMORTED CHOUH
Under the direction of the Scoutff omen's Democratic mester, the boyj will be taught 1 lb. $1.60 2 lbs j
Club Meets Tonightthe art of silk screening the win
nlng design on their neckerchiefs.'
and Son
FORDS-The board of directors
of the Fords Woman's Democratic The winner of the contest will
Club wi] meet tonight at 8 o'clock nceiva a free week of camping
at the home of the president, Mrs. at Camp Cowaw along the Dein !
m MAIN a m KT
Vincent Novak, 30 Ling Street. w a « Water Gap at the Case Scout
WOODBRIDGF
Reservation.
The regular meeting of the club
WE 4-OiM
is scheduled for Monday evening,
Rebellion
in
Southern
Sudan
is
March 8, at St. Nicholas Church,
spreading.
Hall.
FORDS - The general theme
for Sunday morning worship during Lent at Our Redeemer Luther- EDISON -r- Buoyed by the was $488,000 for a nursing center
an Church will be "Living the award last week of $1.4 million in in Paramus.
Lord's Prayer." This Sunday Pas- federal funds, officials of the John Besides the large Hill Burton
tor Stohs' topic -»rmon is "Lead F. Kennedy Memorial Hospital grant, the hospital has raised $2
Ui Not Into Temptation." The sa- have authorized immediate work 200,000 in pledges and gifts in a
campaign among families, busicrament of Holy Communion will
to clear and grade the 40-acre nesses and industries in the three
be celebrated at the 10:45 a.m.
hospital site In the Menlo Park municipalities.
and 7:30 p.m. services.
Anthony M. Yelencsics, presisection of Edison.
The youth of the church will
dent of the Board of Trustees,
meet for their monthly meeting at The contract for the site clearing and rough grading has been noted that the hospital project
7 p.m.
awarded to the Halecrest Com- still needs $1.5 million to meet the
The Wednesday evening servi
pany of Metuchen, which will total cost.
ces will continue every Wedneshave the project underway this "We have made arrangements,"
day during Lent at 7 and 8:15. The
week.
said Yelencsics, "to borrow this
Kcond eye witness of the passion
amount as a temporary measure
Joseph
Sherber,
administrator
will tell his story in the form of
so that there is no delay in our
the first person. The topic is "I, of the proposed hospital, said the
site work represents first stage in construction plans.
Peter."
a construction schedule aimed at ''However, we are counting on
Children from the Junior Pre- opening the 203-bed hospital by the genorosity of everyone in the
teen department of Sunday School the summer of 1967. Sherber said
hospital service area to help us
will sing at the 7 p.m. service.
actual construction will start this raise the balance so that our hossummer on a project which will pial does not suffer this huge
require two years to complete.
financial burden when it opens
The site overlooks Route 27 and its doors."
SIXTH GRADE PUPPETEERS; Shown at Scowl T, Fords, left to right, Keith Flemingloss, Patty
is a short distance from the Menlo In his appeal for renewed public Moore, Lorraine Radln and Dennis Llcbta.
Park shopping center.
support, Yelencsics said, "This
'Our site is ideally located for magnificent gift from the federal
Rose Homsbr
the people we will serve - the government is the threshhold from
40 Egan Avenoe
families of Edison, Metuchen *nd which all of us -must now step off
to share in the construction and
fords
Woodbridge," Sherber said.
HI 2-4739
He pointed out that the Edison reality of our own hospital."
location u only 100 feet from the
-The P.T.A. of Our Lady of Metuchen line and less Oat one
FORDS - Chief Raymond MartPeace School will hold a fashion half mile from the Woodbridge
FORDS - In anticipation of learned how to manipulate the ensen of the Fords Fire Departshow in the cafetorium Tuesday
He said thct the hotthe puppets per- ment reported seven calls were
the coining of "Hiawatha," played string* If: rmak*
evenings March 16,
I
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has a population
form.
^
' - t h e Fords-Clara Barton B o p
by
theyNieolft
Marionettes
which
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Mn.
Ludewig, answered daring February. IncH.'
Baseball League will meet in the 'a big city without hospital facilwas presented in the auditorium
school,
says
she ded were two meetings, one drill,
principal
cafefarlum of Our Lady of Peace ities,"
for all children in grades kinder- likes to encourage these types of
one false alarm, one assistance
Church Wednesday, March 10, at Sherber, who joined the Edison
garten through sixth, Fords School enriebioent activities because
'8 p.m.
call
for a house fire iniiopelawn, I
project on February 1st as full
# 7 youngsters engaged In var- they provide the "horizontal ex-Methodist Youth Fellowship of tithe administrator, said that
a brush fire and a truck fire.
ious enrichment projects correlat- pansion" which motivates the
Wesley Methodist Church meets architectural plans are nearing
Sunday, March 7.
ing nearly every subject in toe elementary school child in the Chief Martensen announced the
completion and will be revealed
developmental reading program, Fire Company hos accepted an in—Fords Fire Company's annual to the public .with the next two FORDS - Mrs. Frank Payti, curriculum.
chairman of the nominating com- Language arts.classes empha- as well as being ttanendoSis as- vltation to participate in the Perth
Chief's Banquet will take place weeks.
this Saturday, the 6th, at The The hospital will be built on mittee, will present the slate
sized the life and history of Htnry sets toward; developing well Amboy Loyalty Day Parade on
lews at the regular meeting of Wadsworth Longfellow, studying rounded personalities.
Pines.
Sunday, April a . The Department
five levels at a cost of $5,200,000
will march in the Fords-Clara Barincluding furnishings and hospital the Woman's Club of Fords Wed- several of .his poems Besides
nesday evening, March 10, at 8:15 'Hiaffatha.
ton Little League Baseball AssociChildren experiequipment.
ation Parade on May 2.
mented with play writing and creThe new surge in activity for in tee clubhouse.
Irwin Blanehard reported plans
the proposed hospital came last A white elephant sale will be ated their own puppets.
were complete for the annual Exweek when officials Of the fund featured under the direction of the Fifth grade children staged an
Chief s Banquet which will be held
raising organization were notified chairman, Mrs. Stephen B a l m Indian pageant in connection with
this Saturday, the 6th, at the Pines
hat their project had been award- Members planning to attend the their social studies lessons and
ed a Hill Burton grant of $1,461,- 6lh District Spring Conference of children in Art classes drew and KEASBEY - Mrs. Andrew Ka- in Edison. John Mizemy, ex-chief
400, the largest single construc- the New Jersey State Federation painted wall murals showing the zarda, chairman of the March of and newly elected fire commisDIMtion amount ever given a New' of Women's Clubs on March 23 at various themes in the poem "Hia- Dimes campaign, reported a total sioner, will be honored.
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of $143.70 contributed by Keas- S. William Hornsby and Rudolph
Jersey hospital by the federal Scotch Plains are requested to watha."
make reservations with Mrs. Ches- Mr, Laubach's sixth grade class bey residents.
Kulehinsky were elected as delegovernment.
The grant to the John F. Ken- ter Baginski, club president,
designed a compact marionette ' The sum of M7 was collected gate and' alternate, respectively,
nedy Memorial Hospital dwarfed Mrs. Oliver Callaway is taking theater, complete with foot lights, by teenager! Jeanette Kazarda, to represent the Company at the
awards made, at the game time reservations for the May dinner curtains .props and stage scenery. Mary Ann Kesa and Carol New Jersey Firemen's Association
to some 17 other New Jersey nos- to be held at The Cobblestones The children created and dressed Rusaayk in the door-to-door can- Convention in Atlantic City Sepw umrimr • yiotmm pitals. The second largest award lan'Route K> Middletown on May puppets for a performance of vass; $49 was collected at the tember 10-n.
-2,
1 JO. Guests are invited.
Rumpelstilsken which was shown school; contributions by mail, A card of thanks was sent to
for the entertainment of the $26; coin containers, $16.70, and Miss Anna Kaminski, 71' Loretta
Street, Hopelawn, for serving cofyounger children in the school. contributions from clubs.
Bonn urged to curb scientists
Fhey wrote their own scripts and Mrs. Kazarda advised contribu- fee to the firemen at the scene of
0. A.R.
tions will be accepted to assist a fire in that town on February 24.
The National Foundation - March
of Dimes organisation in the fight ENTERTAIN VETERANS
against crippling birth defects FORDS - Representatives from
and continued aiq to polio victims. the Ramot Metuchen, B'nai B'rith
She also expressed her apprecia- '.iris assisted the B'nai B'rith
tion to those who helped conduct Women at the Veterans Home,
the campaign and those who con- Menlo Park, with the playing of
bingo and serving refreshments
tributed.
to the patients.
RAYMOND JACKS!
•RUGGISTS
1895 CHRISTENSENS 1965
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The Friendly Store'
'Hiawatha' Program Theme Firemen Make
Parade Plans
Of Fords School 7 Pupils
Fords Club
To Get Slate
Of Officers
Dimes Chairman
Reports Results
or small ^
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Indepen-dent-Leader
(KB.) - Carteret Prea
Thursday, March 4,1965
Company, Elizabeth, and was a
parishioner of St. Cecelia's
Church.
Surviving are his widow. Berilce Norton Douglas; a son,
Mark; a daughter, Miss Ellen
Douglas, at home; his mother,
Mrs. Mary Daugela, .Ur.sey City;
ind a brother, Anthony Douglas,
in Florida,
A native of Montreal, Canada,1
Mrs, Drennan had resided In Iselin 42 years and was a parishioner
of St, Cecelia's Church.
Surviving are her husband,
John; two daughters, Miss Agnes
Drennan, Iselin, and Mrs Alice
Van Orden, Ptalnfield; two sons,
John Drennan, Springfield Gardens, N. Y., end James, San Francisco, Calif.; 10 grandchildren,
and a sister, Mrs. Eva Leturney,
ARTHUR E. MORIN
WOODBRIDGE-Funeral services for Arthur E. Morin, 303
Green Street, who died February
24 at the Perth Amboy General
Hospital, were held Monday morning at Manchester, N. H.
PAGE FIVE
SILVESTER D'ALESfiANDRO
a daughter, Mrs. Rita Saulino d in Perth Amboy, he had resided Last year the American Red
Crow tpent more than $1.8 milCOLONIA - The funeral of Sil- Clifton and several grandchildren. in Fords 14 yean.
lion a week in carrying out a divester D'Alessandro, 506 Chain
Surviving are hi» widow, Mar- versified program of community
O'Kills {load, who died last week EDWIN J. POWERS
garet Brown Powers; two '•-'igh- and world-wide services.
at Perth Amboy General HosFORDS - Funeral services for ters, Miss Dorothy Powers of
WALTER MANAKFR
pital, were held last Friday!
Edwin James Powers, 247 WoodFtrrt Flight
AVENEL - Funeral service'
Jersey City, and Miss Thetis
morning at 9 o'clock at the ThomFerdinand Von Zepelin,
Mr. Morin was a retired em- as Joseph Costello Funeral Home, and Ayenu«, who died last week Powers of New York City; a son, Count
o
p ,
;:is,oi, 39 Juliet Street a lor Wnlter Manokcr of Holly Hil,
d
ployee of Woodbridge Sanitary Cooper Avenue and Green Street, at Pertn Amboy General Hospital,
German airship inventor, served
, rl,nstruction worker, who Fla., a former resident of Avenei
Edwin, Ariiona; six
1 William
Pottery Works, A U. S. Army vet- Iselin, with a high Mass of re- were
in the U.S. Army during the War
held
Friday
morning
; l
M at St Peter'* were held February 24 in Florid..
eran of World War I, he was a quiem at <l:TO at St. John Vian- at 11 o'clock at the Mitruaka Fun- grandchildren; a sister, Mrs. Between the States and. while h*
Brunswick, was Burial was in Hollevuo Momoria WILLIAM COUGHLIN
member of Woodbridge Post 87, ney Church. Burial was in St. eral Home, 5J1 New Rrunswick Anna Clancy. Marietta, Ohio; and was in the United States, mad*
morning at the Park, Dnytona.
DeI R
Reacn
Fla
W
'
American Legjnn, Born in Can- Raymonds Cemetery, Brooklyn.
loseph Coitello Funeral Mr. Manaker moved from here WOODBRIDGE - The funeral
Avenue, with the Very Rev. Can- a brother, Joseph, Dalton, Pa. hi- first balloon ascent.
ada, he had moved to Woodhridge
,;rOpn Street and Cooper In 1948 to Daytona Reach, y of William E. Coughlin, 405 P-jia-i
Street, who died Thursday at the JAMES E. COTTER
The deceased was a parishioner on George H. Boyd. D.D., rector
17 years ago.
. Wiih a high Mass of re- ra a native of Jersey City.
P»rth Amboy General Hospital
of St. John Vianney Church and of St. Peter's Episcopal Church
SEWAREN
Fnueral
services,
l
i
'
Church
i si Cecelia's Church.
Surviving are a sister, Mrs.
Surviving are a son. Walter A was held Monday morning at the
a member of its Holy Name Perth Amboy, officiating. Burial
two <1nuRhters, Mr; Leon ,J. Ofcrity Funeral Homi, 4ii for James E. Cotter. R4 Wood Melina Veschesne, Lowell, Mass.;
Uj<t,.i was a native of Colonla;
Society. A native of Italy, be had was in Cloverl^af Park Ceme
parishioner of SI. Cc- Adam Klerst, South Amboy, an Amboy Avenue, with a high Mnss bridge Avenue, who died Friday and a brother, Theodore, Man
.•I
at Perth Amboy General Hospital, Chester, N. H.; and several nieces resided most of his life k the tery, Woodbridge.
Mm,
Charles
D.
Straub,
Keyport
of requiem at St, James Church
rimrrh.
Bronx until coming here to reside Mr. Powers was employed
were held Monday morning at the and nephews.
n,C are his widow, Jo» 13 grandchildren; a brother, Car Burial was in the St. James'
with his son. Gene.
I*nn
J.
Gerity
Funeral
Home,
311
security guard by the Pinkerton
Jerome, Los An-Avenei; and four sinters. Mis Cemetery.
•xm.
Amboy Avenue, Woodbridge, with
Surviving
also
besides
Gene
Security Agency of Newark. Born
and five grandchtl- Martha Manaker, Avenel; Mr
MRS. MARY C. MORALES
Mr. Coughlin vns a re! ! .ed
high Mass of requiem at St.
Martin Thullenen, Woodbridfa
WOODBRIDGE
T
h
e
funeral
of
?rane •jporator who had worked Anthony's Church, Port Reading.
Mm, Carl Beck, Mare Woods, am
1
at the Metal and Thermit Com- Burial was in St. Mary's Ceme- Mrs. Mary C. Morales, 76, ol I
UtOMNE MIKL088Y
Mrs. I*onnrd Cnckowskl, M
ennct
Grove Avenue, who died Saturda;
pany, Carteret. H» wos a parish- tery, Perth Amboy.
, l l - Funeral service* tuchen,
ioner of St. James' Church and a Mr. Cotter was an automobile night at Roosevelt Hospital, wii
c-iroline Mlklowy, W,
life-long resident of Wooxlbridge. salesman for Hie Amboy Ford be held this morning at 8:30 atj
,,,,! Street, who died
JOHN E. DOUGLAS
Motors, Perth Amboy, and a th« Greiner Funeral Home, 44
at
nahway
Memorial
V
ISELIN
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Funeral
lerviees
(c
parishioner of St. Anthony's Green Street, with a high Mass of
Throughout
were held Saturday
MRS. GERMA1NE DRKNNAN
John
E.
Douglas,
43,
t
Avon
Tei
Church,
Port Reading. He was requiem at 9:110 at St. James'
• n the Grelner Funeral
ISELIN - Funeral services for
Church. Burial will be in St.
Street, Wood- race, formerly of Jersey Tit Mrs. Germalne (ValoiiO Drennan, a member of the Sewarne Out John's Cemetery, Middle Village,
44
who died Friday at the East 0 33, of Senora Avenue, who died board Motor Boat Club. Born in
leiex C o
tnfe General Hospital, were he' Thursday at Perth Amboy Gen- Perth Amboy, he had resided in Long Island, N. V.
W1S UM «U«
<>
Tuesday at the Thomas Josepl eral, were held Monday at the Scwarcn 47 years.
A resident of Woodbridge 25
sienh*n MlkloMy.
She
years,
Mrs.
Morales
was
a
parishCostello
Fun«ral
Home,
Grw
Surviving are his widow, Bertha
i,lP<l In Avenei for 45
Flynn and Son Funeral Home
Street and Cooper Avenue, wl 424 East Avenue, Perth Amboy Vargo-Cotter; two daughters, Mrs. ioner of St. James1 ChurJi here.
She was the wife of the late Santo
M r s . ^ , ^ " '
with a high Mass of requiem at William Tyrrell, Point Pleasant,
•. ;\ I f l C are a godchlM.
Morales.
and
Miss
Melody
Cotter,
at
home;
St.
CtceJia's
Church.
Burial
was
and
Surviving are two daughters,
a
son,
James,
serving
in
the
U.
S.
Mr.
DouRlns
wns
employed
in St. James' Cemetery, Wood
I wo brothers
Green St. & Cooper Ave. State & Center 8ta,
Mrs. Frank Figarotta with whom
Army at Fort Dix.
Est. 1904 - AUGUST F. GREI
bridge.
Director
she resided, and Mrs. Anthony Di
Perth Amboy, N. J.
Iselin, N. J,
Phone
Giovanni, Avenei; two sons,
ANDREW BAK
Tel. LI 8-4641
HI 2-0075
ME 4-0264
Jack, Kensington, Conn., and
WOODBRIDGE - The funeral
John, South River; 12 grandchilI of Andrew Bak, . 7, of 225 Fulton
dren and four great-grandchilStreet, who died Friday at Perth dren.
Amboy General Hospital, was
held Tuesday morning at the
Greiner Funeral Home, 44 Green
; Street, with a high requiem Mass
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at (Xir Lady of Mt, £ e
Church. Burial was in St. James
Cemetery.
A resident of Woodbridge for 51
years, the deceased was a mem
Shop F.AK1.V (or IhU UnL«• tic VALUE!
her of Our I^dy of Mt. Carmel
GfMllnr SII.VKH I'UIKIl vrvinK ipootu
Church, its Holy Name Society,
ODlr Sr rarh. HlllI.E Ql ANTITY LASTS.
i and the Hungarian-American CitiIJrall I tpoon* PT ruMnnuT.
zens Club of Woodbridge, He reBRIM, THIS (IH CON
tired as a carpenter for the Shell
Oil Company, Sewaren, in 1963.
Surviving are his widow, Mary
Choma Bak; Gve daughters, Mrs.
Stephen Kurucz, Mrs. Michael
COIDIN CAUfORNIA
Bartkowiak, and Mrs. Chester
Kioal, all of Fords; Mrs. William
Uska, ls.'lin, and Mrs. Stephen
Lohli, Colonia; a son, Andrew,
Woodbridge; 10 grandchildren;
land five great-grandchildren.
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noble example of these virtues
Salute To Working Women
than Archbishop Josef Beron
! Czechoslovakia.
the AU-American City Award and the
Sunday marks1* the beginning of
A brief history: Arrested in 1939
to I10.JO.
{because of his remark "Remem
year-long Tercentenary celebration
National Business Women's Week,
1
I
her
Naiism
is
the
anti
Christ,
One morning early in i960, the police department did »
just completed.
sponsored by the National Federation
S S
™ il burner next to headojurtm explode,).
h i s refusal to remain silent
Although it functions efficiently in
brought nbout his committal
sliver aDd burilinK nm
oi Business and Professional Women's
"
iDachan concentration camp.
civic participation, the major goal of
Clubs, of which the Woodbridge Busiliberated in 1945, he returned ti
BPW is to help create better condiness and Professional Women's Club
Prague only to be confronted witt
Woodbridge teachers as memben
the Communist take over of his organization in their recent urg- It is only In the last ten irmniin
tions for men and women through the
is a part.
ing of the adoption of a state that the Education Association
country in 1947.
Locally, the club plans to start off. study of social, educational, economic
Again his refusal to equivocate i another indication of your sen- has dramatically increased ••<
and political problems; to help them
the special week, a "Springtime Salon matters of principle brought on JUve devotion to the best inter- membership and It beginning t,,
threats of punishment, which he ests of our community and state. to make Inroads Into trarfitian.il
be of greater service to their communute to Women Who Work," with a
answered by walking to a cupunion strongholds. The union.
ity;
to
promote
full
partnership
in
all
membership tea on Sunday and windboard, out of it he pulled the rag- If a truly elective source of however, still can claim n w r .
revenue
ii
required,
th»,
broadphases of daily living; to further
ing up with the Woman of the Year
ged clothes he had worn at Dachmembers than the profession ,i
based tax proposals which you association.
n. "let's go" he said.
friendship with women throughout
Award dinner-dance on Saturday,
He was detained for IS years. have supported are Infinitely In your article you quoted MM
March 13.
the world.
Lait week he landed In Rome, more sound financially than the Mary Mullen, principal of Schools
Tife Wopdbridge Business and Profree and to be honored by his
Our best wishes, therefore go to
1 and 16, Colonia. You not mly
institution of a lottery which at
church and Pope Paul VI by restated that Miss Mullen was »'.
fessional Woman's Club is constantly
BPW, not only in this community and
ceiving the red hat of a Cardinal. best h) a stop-tap measure with tlve in the local Education Aswvstriving to serve its community
nearby towns and cities, but throughThe letnm that I btlteve we I many serious moral implications ciation, but also inferred thnl ->,p
through civic and cultural programs.
U) all
karn from man
the life
of that
this
With respect and gratitude was spokesman for the WTK \
out the nation on National Business
. courageous
are,
THEODORE C SEAMANS Ptaue be advised that u !'•..
It gives scholarships amounting to
a
nation
should
always
be
i
Women's Week.
ident of the WTEA, I have .,u"v
guard against those who preach
$1,500 annually - its major gift being
orited no one to speak for i-*
Inddently, the dinner on March 13
hatred and foster prejudice Editor
local professional organitit.,.a complete scholarship to the Charles
against races and religions, that Independent-Leader
will also mark the eighth birthday of
MIM Mullen has not been ,n-tivi>
E. Gregory School of Nursing, Perth
for every Josef Beron there were I would like at this time to say
in the WTEA for some time. c<\
Woodbridge BPW. A very happy birthmillions of good decent people in thanks to all who worked and supAmboy General Hospital.
has no authority to speak for tb
Germany, Russia, France, Aus- ported me in my try for Fire
day to the club and with our hearty
WTEA on this or any other mi
The club also sponsors the annual
tria, England and the United Commissioner in Avenel Fire Dist*r.
good wishes goes the .hope that the
States who remained quiet while trict # 5 . My try was unsuccessDebutante Ball which has become a
members will continue to serve 'the
tat forces of evil moved into and ful, by a loss of 12 votes, but the Mi«s Mullen's bouts of dep:inwelcome tradition in the community.
took over power in state after support I received was heart mcrrt heads and supervisors ,\
community and their fellowmen for
members of the WTEA aw n o .
It has cooperated completely with
state.
has four. Rural Sussex County The greatest mistake we can warming. To run for an elective pletely unfounded. The WTKA
many years to come.
the municipality in such projects as
TRENTON - The oft-repeated history of New Jersey have so
office is a great experience.
does not number one departm. nt
.has three deaths, and Warren
contention that "there ought to many compacts been entered into | County hat two. Cumberland and make is to believe it can't happen I even wish to say thanks to head in Its over three humlrH
with
neighboring,
states
to
imhere.
be a law" could be answered by
the voters who did not support members. The vast majority .,f
Hunterdon counties nave one
J. J. Fay Jr.
the New Jersey Legislat e which prove facilities in the northeastme,
just that so many endeavored !he department beads in Wo*i
traffic
death
each.
Salem
is
the
returns next Monday to tackle a ern section of the United States.
, to vote in the election was a Wdge Township Public Sclwuis
only county not marred by a trafGovernor
Richard
J.
Hughes
State Operations Are Costing More
wide variety of subjects incorEditor:
I great victory for our community. belong to the AFT. It is also the
fic death.
porated among 700 bills awaiting listed some of the cooperative
Independent-Leader
Everyone of age no matter what ;eneral feeling that the majority
ernment
would
receive
$244.8
million,
ECONOMY:
New
Jersey
over
the
"Operating costs" of New Jersey's
disposition.
compacts in taking
Having been a faithful reader there preference should vote. No jf Woodbridge School's admiBUeconomists
are
looking
forward
an increase of $15.3 million over this Among hundreds of serious chairmanship of the Delaware
state-government take the major share
trators and Supervisors that beyour newspaper for many years,
River Basin'Commission. This to the usual employment pickup this letter is to commend you and one should slack in their duty as i long to teachers' organization.
year. The judicial branch would re- .measures pending in legislative unique
Americans to show their choice
of the near $650 million spending produring March to arouse the
federal-interstate
venture
committees are a few off-beat
your staff on the excellence of in leadership be it right or wrong. belong to the AFT.
ceive $3.4 million as compared with I documents
State's economy back to normal.
gram proposed by Governor Hughes
which bold great in- dedicated to the development of
The Independent-Leader.
ones who allow this privilege ln the future, when you are in
$3.0 million currently and the legisla- terest for some of the lawmakers. the resources of the Delaware According to the Governor's Each week I look forward to its The
for the 1966 fiscal year beginning July
to slip through their hands are need of accurate information on
River Basin is considered plan- Cabinet Economic Committee,
tive branch would remain at $2.1 mil-Boards of education would be re- ning partnership «t its best. seasonal influences have domina- arrival with enthusiastic anticipa- beckoning the destruction of a cerning the local professional K
1.
quired to accept kindergarten
tion. I wish to add very special free and independent country. sociation, I would advise you to
ted the. New Jersey economic
In its Annual analysis of state bud- lion.
kids who will be five years old The Governor pointed to three
words of thanks and congratulatransportation compacts picture since January, but the tions for your superb editorial For if too many do not exercise contact one of the officers n
Also within the operating budget, by October 1 by one pending bill major
:heir privileges and rights they only they have the authority to
get recommendations, the New Jersey
underlying
pace
of
the
economy
which
provide
vital
links
to
the
while another would outlaw the
page, <my favorite). As I have soon find they have none.
speak for WTEA.
the
cost
of
state
employees'
pensions
continued
strong.
New
auto
regwest
and
south
with
Pennsylvania
T a x p a y e r s Association shows the
mentioned before, I always look
| taking of menhaden fish in Deland Delaware as excellent niter- istrations were down sharply forward to reading your editorials.
Thank you all,
Yors truly,
would
rise
from
$22.4
million
to
$25
aware
Bay.
No
longer
will
old
breakdown of proposed spending ^mstate cooperative enterprises. from December's high volume,
Lonnie V. Eidson
Joseph W. Carlon ,lr,
soldiers
be
called
inmates
of
the
Needless
to
say,
your
editorials
million.
An
additional
$11.4
million
is
orig the three major divisions of the
New Jersey's partnerships with but compared more favorably
25 Burnett Street
president: Woodbnto
.State's homes for such heroes.
of the February 25, issue were
Avenel, New Jersey
Township Education
State budget as proposed for next year. included for a proposed new State sal- I They will be called members. New York State remit in the tun- with Januarys of recent yean. moat
interesting. I particularly enneling and bridging of millions of Construction activity was at a
Association.
In all, the budget outlines total spend- ary increase program. Interest on the Teen-agers would have good vehicles across the Hudson River; seasonally low level, as were joyed, the lead one entitled "Broreason
to
hang
around
volun*
r
therhood-Democracy
at
Work."
Editor,
ing of $646.8 million, an increase of State's outstanding debt would drop fire houses and rescue squads be- operation of a commuter rail- farming and other outdoor activi- It was a timely one and I do hope
February r.m
Green Street.
and a string of air, truck, ties.
$56.6 million above the current fiscal to just under $7 million, however, pay- cause they would be allowed to road
Editor,
bus and marine terminals, polic- Wage and salary employment that W e d i t o r i a l will be read Woodbridge. N. J.
year for operating costs, state aid and ment of the first year's interest on the
ing of the New York Harbor dipped in January, with seasonal and re-read by everyone.
In the February 35 edition of Independent-Leader.
Please continue to publish edi- the Independent-Leader you re- I "have read with interest Mr
capital outlays.
$45 million institution and higher edu- free fishing license in New Jer waterfront and joint management layoffs in trade, construction, ser- torials
such as this in your future ported in a front page story that William Btbler'a statement ;<n-i
of the beautiful Palisades Inter- vices, and some lines of manuissues.
Largest increase occurs in operating cation bonds sold in mid-January is |sey after they reach 70 years of state Park,
two Woodbridge teacher organiza buting toe defeat of the BudiM n
facturing. The factory workweek
by another bill.
Every good wish for your con tions. namely the Woodbridge Mayor Walter Zirpotos tactics >
costs which would rise $29.8 million to not included. Rent costs would rise agfPersons
"We
have
good
cooperative
rMalso
showed
a
slight
seasonal
who sniff glue and betinued success, from just one o township Education Association you Mr. Bihler feel that . o
a'.totel of $297,9 million in fiscal 1966. from $3.8 million this year to $4.3 mil- come intoxicated would be class- lations also with t h e , Federal | drop, but was at its highest level your many admiring readers. |and
Local 8 3 American Federa- Democrats express their vie*- >'.
ified as disorderly by another Government, particularly in the [for the month since 1963. The in(Miss) Rowena H. Shaw
tion of Teachers (AFL-CIO) were the polls? The people of «•..!•
Of this, the. executive branch of gov- lion next year.
conservation
field,"
uta
the
crease
in
joblessness
was
less
measure. Directors of police de62 Smith Street
preparing to do battle in a collec- bridge, both Democrat and !>
than usual, and the number of
partments could carry a concealed Governor.
Perth Amboy, N. J. (W861) tive bargaining election.
public in1 voted unanimously .a
weapon by another proposed act. At the present time, the Gov- [persons unemployed in the State
Feb. \ ry 8th. for • cut in the imMuch
of
what
was
contained
in
Three songs would become of- ernor said, " we are also hope- [was the lowest for any January
(Editor's Note: This letter was that article, especially as it refers posed' school expenditure* TVrr
ficial State songs by that number ful that legislative approval will since, 1957.
to us
us with
i t to
witt the request that to the WTEA, was inaccurate aad fore Mr. Bihler. the Board of K^:
of bills pending in the Legisla- be fortcoming on even broader Seasonal slackness in the labor I fsent
A Heavy Price
misleading, and none of the cation should have lltttmd m t:*
ture. Telephone callers who spew transportation agreements with market continued in February,|be published.)
February X. 1965 statements were authorized by mandate of the people and nit M
Pennsylvania on one hand and with" little change in employment,
But
to
insist
upon
extremes
of
proof
filthy
language
over
the
lines
r The Pnannaceutical Manufacturers
I our organization. '
expenditures and not only oVr«
New York possibly on the other." but the economists hope that Mr. Donald Rfder, president
cannot help but' apply a brake to'the could be sent to prison by anContrary
to
what
was
reported.
led its surplus. 1 voted
Woodbridge
Township
Association, in summarizing the inother bill. Railroads would be re- TRAFFIC DEATHS: - State moderating weather will bring
the Education Association does; the budget because of the t
discovery, production and marketing quired to pay their employees safety officials are already ex- with it the usual employeroent Junior Chamber of Commerce
dustry's 1964 experiences, states that
Dear Mr. Roder,
does not contradict the member- of the Board
• of• Education
of drugs which may be of the utmost every week instead of semi- pressing fear that B6S will go pickup in March and April.
thertf has been a marked slowdown in
down in history as the year of COURTS: - Defendants in My compUments to you and your ship claims of the AFT. In fact, Democrats may be in powfr
monthly by- another bill.
value to sufferers. It discourages re- Ambulances, first aid squadron the great slaughter on the high- New Jersey courts need not to fine organixatkHi. Your recent it is generally known that over we Republicans do exist
government processing of applications
move as reported in the tadepeo the last few years the local teacta- A Republican against the
take the stand in their own besearch, which is costly and unpredict- cars and similar vehicles ~iuld ways.
for permission to market new drugs.
dent Leader, to oppoie your state era* union has bad a majority «f let.
Already,
automobiles
have
half
if
they
have
the
slightest
speed through toll tunnels and'
able at best. It enmeshes the industry over toll bridges without paying mowed down 128 persons since •feeling their testimony may be
One result has been to increase the
'
in red tape. And it creates problems of a few, by another bill. Juvenile January 1, many of them children self-incriminating.
costs; of doing business, which ultidelinquency would legally start and pedestrians. Last year up to The Appellate Division, (Super
the
utmopt
difficulty.
A
drug
which
mately works to the disadvantage of
at 16 instead of 18 years by an- the same time 106 persons were ior Court recently ordered a
benefits the majority of those for other measure. Persons who pose killed on New Jersey highways. new Jrial lor a Camden man who
the ionsumer. Worse, there has oeen
Essex County leads the death
whom it If intended may fail in the aS representatives of veteran or- parade with 21 persons killed in was sentenced to serve 7. to 12
a drastic drop in the numbtjr of new
ganizations without proper creyears in orison for holding up a
drugs introduced. The figures tell the
case of the few or produce, unfortunate dentials could be sent to prison KBIT accidents since January 1. Camden liquor store.
by still another bill. Employees jBergen County is next in line with When he did not take the
side effects.
storjC During the 19$5-59 period, the
would be given two hours away 12 deaths and Monmouth County stand in his own defense, the
Too much caution, in other words, from work on election day with- next with ten. Eight penoos have trial judge told the jurors they
industry introduced 331 new drug enout losing any pay, by a pending been killed thus far this year in could infer that he could not
is proving a very real threat to prog- measure.
tities") and between 1960-64 pt produced
'
' Camden, Mercer and truthfully deny the facts. The
counties, and six per- Appellate court, in a recent d e - |
ress in this all-important field. The Railroad cabooses would
146. But last year, as of November 30,
each in Morris, Ocean and cision, in reversing the convictconstructed along certain lines
laws, new or old, should be applied by a pending bill, while free __.,.
a mere 15 were introduced.
counties.
ion, admitted that instruction
with the rule of reason in mlnd-with railroad passes for Kate officers Atlantic, Burlington, Cape May, was a correct expression of the
This is tjie inevitable result of nejw
and employees would be taboo by Hudson, Passaic aad union coun- law of New Jersey at the time
a view to producing the greatest good another.
ties each have fiv« traffic deaths it was given in June, 1942,
regulations and 'controls which have
COMPACTS: - Never in the this year, while Gloucester County But on JIMP IS, 1964, the
for the greatest numbeJ*. Otherwise,
produced an excess of caution. The
United States Supreme Court
ruled that the exemption from
numbers of people, deprived of drugs
manufacturer of i drug must now
self-incrimination is a privilege
which never were marketed because
prove] that it is effective as well as safi.
protected by the 14th Amendment
against abridgement by the
It i£ certainly true that both safety
of excessively stringent rules, will pay
states. "Therefore, the right cf
and effectiveness are wholly desirable.
a heavy price.
a person charged with crime to
remain silent, unless tie chooses
to speak in the unfettered exer
cise of his own free will, may be
impaired by the suffering of a
penalty fo- such silence," said
V f i o Are The Deliihuentsl
the court.
JERSEY JIGSAW: •-, Gover
I
nor Richard J. Hughes has proto graduation In -college, would h«lp.
Juvenile delinquency is a much disclaimed next week as the time
That rule would be: I^eep your hdnds
of the Cross of Peace Crusade
i missed subject nowadays. But "the real
:ind also as Save Your Vision
off
other
people
and
other
people's
toot of the pqpblem is generally soft
Week . . Eleven New Jersey
MEMBER, NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
property,
cumpames plan to exhibit their
peddled.
products at the London Interna
Such a rule of action instilled into
Where does the blame lie for juvenile
tiunal Engineering Exhibition in
l/ondon next [month . . N$W Jet
Will Bfe Open For Your Convenience
*
delinquency? It would seem that a ihe young mind could save untold
sey's food processing establish
misery
and
heartaches
for
young
and
anajor share of it can be charged to
ments add A total dollar value by
manufacturing of 1808.419.000
old alike.
parents and schools. Both fall to teach
placing the State sixth nationally
Teaching this simpli rule of action
mA eraphailM the importance of oourhi this type of industry . . Dr
and Mrs. Mapon •W. Grosa of
would be fulfilling an obligation which
towy and the observance of, the rights
Rutgers University are o w on
adulta owe the young and would re
a 79-day overseas trip whicb will
«f ethers.
take them into 16 East African,
lieve the elders of serious delinquent
One simple little rule of conduct, if
Middle Eastern and European
1
countries . . .The average Fac
fenpresued (HI the children by parents
on their part. And it wouldn't take i (a«.,., i « . . .
worker In Nev
Published Weekly On Thursday By
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• •Wl
a
Under the Capitol Dome
By J . Jtseph firlbblii
r
INVITATION
to
INVESTORS
GLAMOR GIRIS
T. t . WATSON & CO.
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING
To9;00P.M.
PERTH AMBOY NATIONAL BANK BUMPING
iiul on students each day by teachers,
•Vorn Hie first grade in public school*
new law or more taxes to accomplisl
results.
HI 2-2650
"Movie and pirn money?! I^ok, YOU'UB going
i
j
:tv, n.,«rii —I'M riot <rninv
utMulv
on H 7ll»
Cirtewt Pfw
Thuraday, March 4,1865
PAGV SEVEN
Americana' Theme of Program Presented loyalty Day Qneen Deadline
Set By V F I Post Auxiliary
School Children for Parochial P.T.A.
PTO Officials I
To Sec Family \
Counsel Film
TRELIN - Two new members,!
Patricia Krai and Eileen De-!
Mary, were accepted at the h*f!
semi-monthly meeting of the i V
dies Auxiliary of the VFW Post]
held at the Post Hall, Route
27.
Mrs, Kurt Samnelson, Loyalty
Chairman, announced the
(leadline for applications for the
loyalty Diy Queen Contest is
March 22. Applications are available at Hie Post Lounge for girls
between the afcos nf 15 end 18,
whoso filhers or grandfathers
'iri' members of the VFW.
TSFMN R
R
Mrs. J. Daniels and ;
Rice, of the Mlddles« «
Chapter of the Family Counsel";
ing Service, will be guests at tb* •
Meeting Set
President's Council of Teacher
and Parent Organizations to b«
held tonight, « P. M., in the Board
COIX)NIA - Topics relating to!
race and religion w e discussed,
frankly and in a spirit of goodwill;
:hls morning at the home of Mrs
Stanley Rothrrnn. To foster a better understanding among people
Hie Queen will be chosen at of different races and religions
the Loyalty Day t)ance to be held the Inter-faith Inter-Racial Group
on March 27. Judges will be May- of Colonia is meeting to help gap
or Walter 7iriHiIn and Committee- the bridge of misunderstanding.
Mrs. James Morgan, Woodwoman Ann Mclntrye.
bridge Human Rights CommisMrs Helen Krai annonuced
sioner, spoke about the formation
plans arc underway for a Rt. Patand purpose of the Commission
rick's Day party to be held for
on Human Rights. She said it was
the children at the Roosevelt Park
the function of the commission to
Cerebral Palsy Center. The last
protect the rights of all and to
party, given for the children on
correct any abuses brought to its
Valentines Day, proved to be a
attention. The Commission she
success, according to Mrs
continued is prepared to handle
Krai. Assisting at the event were
complaints concerning public acUrsula Golden, Mrs. Donald Cril
commodations, housing and emly, Mrs. Edward Sherry, Mrs. Wilployment.
liam Roach, and Mrs. Peggy Gor
leski.
Project World Wide will once
of Education room of the Administration Building, Woodbridge.
They will show a Him on tb«
subject of Family Counseling,
d Mr. Rice will speak.
A committee will be appointed
NAMED CHAIRMAN: Mrt.
nominate a slate of officers to
I^onnrd Chakrin, Colonla, has
presented for vote at the meet*
been name<l by B'nal B'rlth
Women, Northern New Jersey
The meeting el the President1*
Council, as chairman U donor
luncheons, March 7, 14 and 21
ouncil Is open to all president*.
nl the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel,
ast presrdenU, and vice presfc
New York City.
dents of parent and faculty groupi
Mrs. Chakrin Is currently
Woodbridge Township schools.
serving the council a second
Ml principals of the townsnij
vice president and donor chair^
man. Before advancing to the schools are urged to attend.
executive stall she served as
first president of Sinai Chapter,
Colonia, Approximately 5,M0
women representing 36 chapters
of thi council will attend the
Tickets for the Eighth District again be sponsored by Wood- luncheons on consecutive Sun-.
Fashion Show, to be held March bridge, stated Mrs. Rothman, and
COLONIA - Tomorrow
ifi in Edison,'are available from
mes In the area are needed for
U.S.Y.'s youth group of
e foreign students who will act
Mrs. Ijonnie Puntorno.
Beth Am will sponsor tbe S*bba*.
supervisors. The project will
Secret Pals will be revealed at
service at 8.30 p.m. ntjhe
the regular semi-monthly meeting
for eight weeks this summer,
pie, Cleveland Avenue,
to be held this evening, 8 p.m., at ny family who feels the desire
seople will participate ln the. s e r e
1
MJ.Y AMERICAN: CUMrca at Nt. OcHU * Krhoot p r e v n W a serieH of
Kobort Fynr, Colleen Murphy, Michael O'Brlen, Maureen Bolt, Patrick McCann, the Post Hall.
help and Is abde to provide a ISELIN - A cafeteria suppe vice and also provide the spegkec^
mporary home for a student will be held by the Llla W whose topic will be "Fundain»
Darlene Mastapeter, John T»mL
w iurf (Unrti dirtaf • • "Anittteaiu" pro»r«tn *t a mating of thr parochial
lay contact Frank Murphy at Thompson Council, Daughters
Groapt I Md t U f t U rifM. ! * • • Jenkins, Krniwth Wahl, Mary Voider
tals of Judaism."
W
dbid
R t i
D America, 8 P. M., Monday at thi
Woodbridge
Recreation
DeKabbi Abraham H o r v i t t . * *
irtment.
Borough
Improvement
Hall lead the congregation in prayer
wai'to the delight of over 5ftO people seventh and eighth grades, Thom Grade 5-4, Robert Pyne, Raymond Frederick Markmann,
It
was
decided
that
meetings
Route 27, Metuchen. Each mem and will be assisted by
of a meeting of St. O In I/wrdii Hall
as has been awarded an expense Warakomski, Mark Alaimo, Ken- Cassldy, Cynthia Segarra, Debor
be held starting March 11 her has been asked to bring
Royal Rockman. The puttie » 1 n »
ITA (iroupe 1 ind I with Rev, John M. Wihu. pastor and -paid trip to Washington when neth Ellmer, Mary Volker, Dianne ah Dextores, and Nancy Berube;
h grade makes its class Tomasso, Janet Rittweger,
Grade 5-3, Mark Flanzbaum, John
crad* rtudenU entertain- moderator, wngratulateil the chil the eighth
ind every two weeks thereafter at favorite item of food, preparec vited. An Oneg Shabbat, prmrfdsA
COLONIA - The tovous festive
to give the recipe to whoevei by the U.S.Y, will be held
dren and teachers "for a pleasant trip April 7, 8, and 9.
F a r l e y , Victory Lampasona
T>,e children, under U»
nf Pimm will be celebrated next ;S0 a.m. The next scheduled wishes it. Members will choo
services.
Mrs. Snydcr Introduced Robert
week with a series of events a neet will be held at the home of the dish they want and pay
On Saturday Junior CongrejaMrt, Edward Sn;<ler, prcsident.jcionan,
j
, Cubmaster of Pack 249,, chack, John Smyth, Patrick Me
firs. Woodrow Rossi.
Temple Beth Am.
specified price.
Shields, Elen Lucas; Grade 5-4
mmented Thomai DiDia
k
l KenK
Bolger and Mrt. T»y commented
DiDia, w iinn- ] whh o w ii llhh p
p c ((e r Z
Zmysewskl,
tion services begin at 9:15 a m l a
t h candy
d sale
l held
h l dby
b the
Bott. Theresa Smith, and Deborah Chardes Ackerman, Michael Sko- On Wednesday, 7:30 P. M., the Before ending the meeting, Mrs. On March 29, the group wi!
fiv* xjuart d«ncef o*r off the
addition, at Temple Beth Am,
czylas, Ronald Oliphant, Michael Book of Esther iMe«!IUhl will he Morgan suggested an evening have a spaghetti supper at t
weaented Itev. Wilns with a check
read. The Book of Esther tetls meeting making it possible for the
there is a daily Minyan serviw
Scandon,
d
Susan
S
Olsiewski,
l
k
i
M
Mary
The
following
children
home of Mrs. Jule Hollowell, B
for |75. proceeds of a fair held ID
the heroic story of young Queen husbands and the other Comwhich starU at 8:00 p.m.
tained at the Thursday meeting:
the *Mr}l hall.
Ison.
Grade 5-1, Robert Gutschke, Neil cino, Carol Giordano; Grade 5-5, Esther and her uncle, Mordecai. missioners of Woodbridge to atRev
Steven Ferrer, Edward Cerchlaro who de'ivered the Jews from tend with their wives. Also on the
bership on the
death.- Children will be provided agenda is a summer picnic with
en Corcoran, Susan Dwyer, Mary Keven Johnston, Eugene Delahanrole of the parent as an aide to
Patricia Qiunn, Gail Metzger with "gragors," noisemalteri), so he children especially in mind.
Ann Swarts, Theresa Hoar, Carol
they can participate in the serv .nyone interested in joining the
the child, whether it ht school.
ilaney; Grade 5-2, Steven Matts,
' :e.
home or social activities. He fur
group or wishing to sit in on
Your Prescription
Charles Roberts, Jeffrey Rodgers,
tber stated that "an hour a day
Headquarters la
The spirit and joy of Purim will discussion meeting may receive
devoted especially to your chiWj
IN THE BAHAMAS
projects ctiaiman urged all mem >e retold by the children of the additional information from Mrs.
Wnodbridge Is PubUl
will mean so much to you and to,
d
f l l th Hebrew and Sunday Schools < Rothman, 388-8316.
S
the child, especially In later:
projects
undtr. consideration by the Temple on Sunday, March 1
pj
yean"
b taken
t k att 7:00 P. M. Parents and friend
the club. A rite will be
ME 4-MM
26;000 tons, fully air-conditioned
are invited to attend this evening
The next meeting will be March
the March It meeting.
Ship It your hotel (or 2 diyi, 1 night In N I H M
ISELIN - Rev. Roger D. Si
and watch their children re-enact
17 and 18. Final arrangements for
Pram* PIM (Mhr«7
Stopovers arranged at no extn cost
the elxnth grade Washington trip COLONIA - March 10 has been tion and ganden department' chair in songs, dances and recitation! dener, pastor of the First Presbterlan Church," announced MornSalllnn trom Mm York miry Satwdty,
op» tally I t J L U U
aside by Mrs. Frederick M. man, nmisllUanemfaers that the the Purim tale,
will he discussed.
ing Worship' Services, Sunday,
U'MDtTI
MAR.6toAPR.17M
Children partlcipatin* V the Griffe*. American Home Depart. March ramifcg irfjj be
M a N M . - w a t h e held.jt 8:4B p.m.
• 4JL U 1 PJL
of tbe
NEW MEMftKRS
'
were:
and 10:18 A.M. The chureh nurser
M a
animal !WfW!«il»w; Mrs. Samuel
m Andresen, Kenneth Wahl, DBB
the home
Mrs. Kushmanii 4fit»tag several ar- ISELJN - Congregation Be will be available under superviiel Coughltn,
Kradk Deilosa, Deb- Palrick,Dycack.. From the work- rangemenl*.'
Phone VA 64661
g
Sholora welcomed new members sion, during the 10:15 service.
orah Traynor,
Lynn
Jenkins, Val h
y
y
303 Maple Street
i The last motley making effort of to the Synagogue family recent
Church school classes have been
l Grade
d home of Mrs. Alvaq G. John, 26, the-year. • card party April 28
erie Tirpak,
Maur Mitchell;
p
PERTH AMBOY, N. I
They are Ann and ^rthur Ladoux; set as follows: kindergarten
5-1, Edward Glover, John
Pydysh P
d
through sixth grades, 8:45 and
Morningside Road, for
at the Elizatrtthtown Gas- Com
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K ments, and discussions.
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pany. office, Rahway, wiU require
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i
losky, Judith Piccolo, Linda Tis8,
and
Steven,
age
6.
They
residi
Senior High elasses will be held
"PickA-Tray" was the program the support of each member to
AnneUe
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Michael
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(VBrien, Edward Skanynski, Den dent, and Mrs. Charles Bottita,
nis Bexdiicki, Robert Hempt, CoMurphy. Sandra Bunaski,
t.ynn Sosnicki, and Joan Evers;
USY to Sponsor
Sabbath Service
Daughters of America
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WHEREAS, ORT's network spans the globe with 600 installations in 22 nations in which scores of thousands learn
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ladassah Plans
Mar. I! Meeting AVENEL PERSONALS
COTiONIA - The board of diBetty GDIOWIU
14 George Street
•octors of the Colonia Chapter
Avenel, N. J.
if Hadassalwmet at the home of
ME 4-09S1
lirs. Tilden Isaac, 5 Savory Place.
Hembers were reminded by Mrs.
lerman Haberman, donor chair- —The Sixth District Republican
nnn, to turn in all donor credits Club meets today at 8:30 p.m.
>y the March 8 general meeting with Mr. and Mrs. William Scheuvhioh will highlight Youth Aliyah. erman, 300 Prospect Avenue.
The spring weekend nt the
—Tonight the Avenel Fire Combreakers Hotel, Atlantic City is
set for April 30 t'irough May 1 pany meets at the firehouse.
Mrs. Leonard Schlosscr, chair- —The Knights of Columbus, St.
nan advi»ed members to make Andrew's Council 5068, meets to•eservations early.
day at 8:30 p.m.
A supper is being planned for
II eye bank contributors on May —A spaghetti dinner will be held
17. Mrs. Milton Eig chairman will Saturday from 5 to 8 p.m. at the
ae assisted by Mrs. Rubin Gnittz,
co-chairman, Mrs. Murray Greenspan, Mrs. Tilden Isaac and Mrs.
Seymour Ovsiew.
The mah-jongg tournament has
been set for March 1 and will
run for 12 consecutive weeks. All
nierested are asked to contact
Mrs. Hogoff, FU 1-4614.
Drop off stations for rummage
are Mrs. Leonard Schlosser, 94
Ira Avenue, Colonia; Mrs. Rogoff, 6 Nelson Court, Colonia; and
Mrs. Murray Greenspan, 381 West
Hazelwood Avenue, Rahway. The
sale is set for the first week in
April and members are asked
to save all salable merchandise,
toys and household items.
Avono! fiirhnuse, sponsored by skit. "Doing Cod's Will" will be
the Avnnel Exempt Firrmnn's presented by the chinch's junior
Association. The public is wet-! high girls, under the direction of
come, announced Edward Ken- Mrs. Hans Neilson. After the business meeting, bandages will be
nedy, chairman.
-A Mother and Daughter Com- made for Bangkok Hospital.
munion Breakfast will be held - T h e Ladies Auxiliary of the
at 10:30 a.m. Sunday for all Ave- Avenel Fire Company meets at
the local firehouse Tuesday at
nel girl scout*. Those partaking
of Holy Communion are to receive p.m.
in a body at the 9:30 a.m. Mass. -Wednesday a Girl Scout Rally
will be held at St. Andrew's
—Installation of new members
Church hall to commemorate
and a Chinese auctioir will ho the Girl Scout Week. All Avenel troops
feautres of Tuesday's meeting of will participate and provide the
the Junior Woman's Club of Ave- entertainment. Refreshments will
nel at the Avenel and Colonia be served. The rally will be from
7 to 9 p.m.
First Aid Squad building. 8:30
—The Exempt Firemen's Assop.m.
ciation will meet nt 8 p.m. Wed
—The Woman's Association of nesday at the firehouse.
the First Preubytepn Church
- T h e midweek I^nten service
will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. A at the First Presbyterian Church
in start its new hmirs next week p.m.. Monday through Thur
will feature Dr. Rimer Homng- i>hich will include: Monday and 2 to 9 p.m.; Friday, 2 to -, I'm.
hausi-n, dean of Princeton Semin- Vednesday mornings from 10 I" h and Saturday. ID a.m. to |
ary, who will speak at 8 p.m, on
"The Meaning of Lent," Wednesday.
—The winners at Monday
night's card party, held by the
Junior Woman's Club of Avenel
at the Avenel and Colonia First
Aid Squad building, were announced by Mrs. Peter Dinkowitz,
chairman, as follows: door prizes,
Announces That His New Offices
Mis Marion Anderson, Mrs. StanAre Now Located Just 2 Doors Away
ley Butkewicz and Mrs. Mario
Maisto; non-player, Mrs. Bruce
At The Same Address
McKee: special prize, Mrs. Thomas SpaldinR: table prizes, Miss
Anderson, Mrs. Herman Kambach, Mrs. Anthony Graham, Mrs.
Leonard I^acanic. Mrs. Mario
Giannini. Mrs. Joseph Wagner and
im Westerfield.
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The March 8 general meeting
will highlight Youth Aliyah.
Beth Sholom Holding
Fashion Show Mar. 15
ISELIN ~- A Fashion Show will
be sponsored by the Sisterhood of
Congregation Beth Sholom, on
Monday evening, March 15, 8:30
P. M., at the Beth Sholom auditorium, 90 Cooper Avenue.
Dresses will be modeled by the
Sisterhood members and their
daughters. Co-chairmen of trje
Fashion Show are Mrs. Robert
Weinstein and Mrs. Stuart Klein.
Refreshments will
after the event.
be served
Menlo Park Veterans'
Home Is Party Site
ISELIN - A hospital party will
be given for the patients of the
Menlo Park Veterans' Home by
members of the Military Order of
the Cooties, Pup Tent S.O.L. 13
on March 16. Zigmund Smolen
and Laurence Hull are hospital
chairmen.
A joint installation of the
Cooties and Auxiliary has been
set for Sunday, Marcn 21, 2:30
P. M., at the Iselin VFW Post
2636 Hall.
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PAGE NINE
By The Stuff — I
Carteret Woman's Club UnitAFLunch^on tTopic ofTalk
-.kiier for many years, Jack Manton, n former Wood
an ambition and witnessed a dream come
•
Obituaries
in profession, Jack spent much of his time glidinR
"•' ,H,S of Mount Snow in Vermont and managed to Ret
.', Vniincilman Robert Vogel interested in this invigorating
ROBERT J. GLOFF
| James Dineen, or Orange; two
FORDS - The funeral of Rob-iLbrothers. Michael Uhrin, of Car',1, M> ski trips, Manton w u obsessed with the idea that a «rt J. GloU, 1118 Eleventh Street,
i Mount Snow, called Hayttack, could be made into West Park, McKecs Rocks, Pa., teret and Joseph of Port Reading.
rr ir
Funeral services will he held |
ki area. After acquiring tha property, now consisting formerly of Fifth Street, Fords,
this morning at 9:00 at the fiynos tlH' Woodbridge n u n W*nt to work last year, with is being arranged by the McOer- wiecki Funeral Home, 56 Carteret
Hart a New York stockbroker, and began clear mott Funeral Hnme of McKees
,-lnrt
Avenue and at 9:30 a.m. a solemn
to provide adequaU ski trails and construct a i Hook.*
it:nn
high Mass of requiem will be ofMr. ttlofl was employed at the fered in St. Joseph's Church. In.!rrn lodge nt the bottom.
id, we visited Haystack and were amazed with Vulcan Dctinning Company, Pitts- terment will he in St. Gertrude
,!„,„. in less than a year's time. The first trail was burgh, Pa as an instrument, Cemetery. Colonia.
, ,,n<l by'Operation Christmas," M were available man.
Surviving are his widow, Helen; SCHRODER SR. FUNERAL
ne of the entire Mt-up li that expert or inter a W H James of McKees Hocks;
CARTERET - Funeral services
get in the way of tha poorer onea, or vice- lWo 5 ' sters . Mrs. Gabriel Halasz were held for Henry Schroder Sr,
ind
" « • Michael Magyar Of| of 311 Washington Avenue from
H ir lirnjire provided tor the entire novtee group! '
the Bizub Funeral Home. 54!
Mrs.
t r , „ douBle-chalr Uft that extends from the b a s e i , ^ *
Pcrth
I Wheeler Avenue yesterday at
Amboy, and
, ,< rituated up 4.500 faet to the summH of Hay-|^ l o f T '
10:30 a.m. and at 11:00 a.m. Ke. Pittsburgh.
..... -jmup u»es the ikjpra on the other side of the!™^™1,-,
quiem services were held at the
.•,,n«ht and shorter hfflF0
f neral
r v i c w for St. Mark's Episcopal Church with
we were ftBowed to rWe the lift lo t h e L
* ^ ~ !"
1SEI.IN John Edetman,
chairman of the National Cot'flril of Senior Cities, spoke >n
favor of the Medicare Bill, aha
knowi- as the King Anderson Bi'l,
at a meeting of the Fourth Waid
Democratic Club. Jack Belvein,
executive secretary o( the Senior
Citizens Council, also criticized .in
CAIiTKKKT - Two affairs are1 Independent-Leader article. ' 1
planned hy the Eveningl "Elder Care" and openly challMembership Department of the enged any member of the Ame; ii':irten'l Woman's Club.
can Medical Association to doA card party is slated for March bate the issue.
.'.'I ;il Hie Cathiilic Veterans Hall,
Joseph Seubert, outgoing presi•hrksnn Avenue Ailh Mrs. Nielj
dent, was presented with a
Kurke and Mrs. Gabriel Comba as
The group
endorsed
. Her committe in- plague
"lmlcs Mrs, Dolores Lis Mrs. Gene Tomasso for the DemocratPauline Vamkrmark. Mrs. Earl ic nomination for councilman in
llumpf, Mrs. Dorothy Duggan and the Fourth Ward.
Mrs. Harbara Potter.
Also present were William Bfh.
The Chiui'sc auction is scheduled ler, president of the Board of
for April 2» at the Catholic Veter- Education,
Ralph
McGrane,
ans Hall with Mrs. John Leim- Thomas MolyneuX
peter and Mrs, Warren Anderson
;is co-chairmen.
Hathaway
Plans for both affairs were were hosts.
made at a luncheon held at the
home of Mrs. 1/eimpeter.
Two Affairs
Slated Here
By Club Unit
*
niiniiiin and then come back vis the chair ride At j 2.„"/" ..'^J
I by a mile tag Uka where the
at the: "fiating. Interment was i
Hospital i n '" Cemetery, Linden.
East Orange,, will be held
eld Sat
S a t - L L i l a n v f o r t n e ^ad w a s b T w
urday morning. 9; 45 at the
evening at 8 o'clock with, MAP ACTIVITY — Here is a group »f members of the Evening Department, Carteret Woman's Club
Skrncki Memorial Home. State H e v William F. Forrest official-' planning for future affairs. Shown from left to right are: Mrs. John T. Vandermark, Mrs, Gabriel
and William Streets, Perth A m - " *
Comba, Mrs. Karl Rumpf Jr., Mrs. Thomas G. Liss andMrs. Neil Burk«.
boy, with a Mlemn requiem Mass Officers aod members of the
United
Ancient
Order
of
Druids
at 1000 at St. Stephen's Church.
Erhard bids Germans take
Perth Amboy. Burial will be in Middlesex Grove No. 33 Carteret Litany for the Dead was heldj
paid their respects in a body Tuesday at 8:00 P. M. with Rev.
moderate path.
the cliurfh cemetery.
William F. Forrest officiating.
A native of Pertii Amboy, t h e ! T u e s t l a y a l 7:30 p.m.
Pickwick Qub
Hears Student
ml
I
, :.ikc where Manton and his group have planned
TO MEET SUNDAY
•, ih.it will overlook five states It will be cut out
limiting down into the water* 200 f « t below. The
CARTERET - The Senior. So-1
l*> via a four-passenger gondola which takes you
dality of St. Mary's Ukrainian
..,:;:i. You con then enjoy the use of seven dining
Church will meet Sunday in the WOODBRIDGE - Miss Susan
cocktail lounges.
conference room following the 8 Romano, exchange student at
. general manager of the Hayttack ski area and
Woodbridge High School, was the
a.m. Mass.
, vuv•president, claims that the summit lodge will
guest speaker at Monday night's
HI the United Stales. It will be able to handle 500 deceased had lived in Fords (or!
dinner meeting held by the PickIIFNRY
all year round.
the past 15 years
He was a
SCHRODER SR.
CARD OF THANKS
wick Club. Miss Romano conWOODBRIDGE. - The 24th an1
Stephens CARTERET - Henry Schroder
trasted her life in her Some, Corback downhill, you will either have to ride parishioner of St
HENRY SCHRODER SR.
Inual St. Patrick's Day dance
Church, Perth Amboy. K e w a s a | S r . of 311 Washington
Avenue,
dova, Argentina, with her expeor ski down.
g
We wish to express our sincere j s p o n s o r e d b y t h e j ^ e g A u x j i .
b off American legion Post *•*•
* • February
Fb
27th at the
th RahRah
riences here.
27th,
al! far the coostrucUon of an entire ski village, member
thanks to all our relatives, friends iary Division, Ancient Order of
and
Post
n.iRs overnight lodges, shops and a Little 45.
45 Perth
P h Amboy
Ab
d VFW
WP
l w a y HosP'tal after a g h o r t lUness:
Mrs. Daniel Ogden installed the
neighbors for their kind ex- Hibernians and Middlesex Council
He
was born in Germany and had S^^^^wtiiir'tlieTr'inaVv
SOW of Fords.
•ii the nlmosphere of an Alpine Village.
newly-elected officers: Mrs. Howhoon 3 rocidnni nt c*rt*tvt inr w Pressions or sympainy, ineir many 857, Knights of Columbus, will be
„
. „ „. . | ISELIN - Gera
Gerald G. Kallman, He was a reporter on the Hudson ard EsMeman, president; Mrs.
{ kindness, spiritunl bouquets , . , . , ,
i> will get underway when there ia no m o n wow Surviving are his mother, Mr8. been a resident of Carteret lor 50
held Saturday March 3 at (the
nt
of
Donald Aaron, vice-president; aniJ
Dispatch from 1954 to 19S6.
Kii<r.i The former Woodbridge man feels (hat It Stephanie Oblinski. Perth Amboy;
Kmghts of Columbus Hal
Knights
Hall, Amboy
Q[
Cath0,ic
the
In 1961 he founded the Gerald Mrs. Robert Stephen, secretary.
•',• fine* ski area* in Uw Hew England States. One a lister, Mrs. Edna Bamburak,
Avenue and Main Street.
will be guest speaker at the Com- . Kallman Associates, establish- Mrs. Ogden, who will serve ru
ii .is already been inverted ta tbe are* and an equal Fordi; two brother*. Frank and
Mrs. John Cosgrove and Philip
munion breakfart of St. Cecelia's ing offices in London and Frank- treasurer, was installed by Mrs.
John, of Perth Amboy.
into it this year.
J. Boyle are co-chairmen assistC. Y. O., Sunday after the 9:45 :urt in 1963. His clients in Eu- Aaroe, who also acted as toast< M as not ai much anew a t during a normal winter, M M . ANNA STIMA
ed by Mrs. Bernard Horn, Mrs.
A. M. Mass.
rope include Dr. Jacques Piccard, mistress of the event.
CARTERET-Mrs.
Anna
Stima,
e
r
w
John
Kennedy,
Patricia
Kavan...n 2.000 to 2,508 skiJers uaed Hayttack on • week
member of the United Ancient ™
,
Mr. Kallman, who was born in ramous submarine designer and Toasts to incoming officers were
1
• be mentioned that It it the moat southerly major
We especially wish to thank augh, Patricia Roberts, Bert!
St. Peter's Prep. 1948, St. Peter's holder of the world's deep diving] given bv Mrs. Clyde Wllliami,
i r., m New England
33. Carter.!. He was a parish- Rev. William F. Forrest, Vicar Mosenthine, William Haug, Sr.,
Palisades Park, has a varied record; the Frankfurt Chamber!Mrs.-William Wright, Mrs. B. D.
William
Roberts
and
Donald
Miloral
Hospital,
Burn
in
Port
Read.• •tuw Here will be horseback riding, tennis courts
Episcopal at the St. Mark's Episcopal
:
background. He is a graduate of of Commerce and Munich Fair Wittenberg and Mrs. William
" ahe had-resided during most ( ; h u r ( , h | C i l r t e r e t
(Church, Carteret; Officers and ler.
. •» j'.'lf course, t)» latter to be opened in May.
Kalbenn.
Mrs. John Petrocy,
College with A.B. in English, Authority.
of
htr
life
U)
Carteret.
She
wa»
Music
will
be
furnished
by
the
Surviving"
him
are
his
widow'members
of
the-United
Ancient}
,i lifelong friend of Jack's, and a former Plato1
outgoing president, extended
Order
of
Druids
jliddlesex
Grove
>f St,. Joseph's
1952;
attended
Jersey
City
Junior
Hi-Lites.
Tickets
may
beoptainhr,,w the large ski school. He i t oat of the foremoat'
welcome' to the members arid
Church
; Mrs. VeraM rSlinsky Schroder; one No. 33 Carteret; Dr. John Fenick; ed from any member of the College,
Providence
College
B a k s a ot
-Mrs. Frank*'Buchold,
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Carteret
First
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the
Surviving her are her husbud.
committee or at thedooft fo4t>ro*i(ittoi, fthofce Islafid oil
th* former Patricia
Cranford. Her
program chairman, introduced fm
|Medical Stiff a a o W u h e s at RahJohn Sttma: eight (laughters. Vtft
with Harttat(Me t a r ^
track scholarship and graduate*:
buiineai The Joseph MUKO, Mrs. Frank Kan- Schroder Jr., A! Un.on; fee sitter way Hospital, Rahway; U. S. MelIT.-' Mrs. James Sherrard
hld
FFnsy. le and Tammie, seven, wbo
•inr children.
and M r s ' M r s J ° n a " n a Radomski of Ger- ais Refifliag Co.. Carteret; Carwas
chairman.
Magna
Cum
Laude
from
Fordham
COLONIA
Dr.
Antoine
Attaly
tor
n
1
!
naiiy and three grandchildren. teret Smelter and Refining Workt skien. live a few mfl*i from tbe kxWte.
John Bryer all of Carteret;
University with master of science la director of Woodbridge Divijon
,il attorney. U a director and the counael lor the: J o s e ppnn CC rr oo M
(
Cocoa,
Fl«
Fl«.;| Funeral service* w«re held ers Union Local 837, Carteret;
00
of Health will be guest speaker TO ADDRESS HOLY NAME
M
degree in 1954.
ntrols
trols the Haystack area.
area He maintains and
and ldjjmr, Casimir Kolod«ejski
K l d j k i of Rob
Rob-: from the Bizub Funeral Home, M Jersey Machine Mfg. Co., Newat the Greater Colonia Demo- COLONIA - Roy Faber, golf
Mr. Kallman taught English
Si
Whl
A y s t e yesterday
r d a y
at arjt: Employees at Jersey MachWilminKton. Vt., about flvt miles from the «ki|ertvill« Miss Margaret Stima.
off Wheeler
Avenue,,
New arrivals as recorded at and Latin at Xavier High School cratic Club, tonight at School 17, professional at the Colonia Coun* Services were held ine Mfg. Co.. Newark; Employees
of ui
rtayed.
•' •
I Carterel, and Mrs."Raymond Val-j 10 30 A. M.
3 o'clock.
the Perth Amboy General Hospital
try Club, will be4he speaker at a
M u il>n and her bukbaod. Gerard Klotr operate the^ntine of EnKlishtnwn: fodr sons.1 at the St. Mark's Episcopal at the Precision Resistor Co,, Un- during the past week include the New York; St. Michael's Higl
According to Seymour Oyster,
School, Jersey City, and BellevilL publicity chairman, nominations meeting of St. John Vianney Holy
and sleeping lodae. about two miles from Michael, George, Jamet and Jo-Church at 11:00 A. M. with Rtv. ion; McCracen BJdneral Home following:
„ generous
.
„ weekend seph. all of Carteret; and 27 William F. Forrest officiating. Union; Staff at McCracen Funeral A daughter born to Mr. and High School. He was track am of officers for the forthcoming Name Society Monday in the
our moat
boats over tbe
neither .intend to come back to Wood-tKrandchiktren; two sister, Mrs. Interment was in RosehiH Ceme- Home, Union; Kneffter Auto Ser- Mrs. Robert McLaughlin, I Spruce
school cafetorium at 8:30 P. M.
field coach at St. Peter's Prep year will also take place.
vice, Elizabeth; Union Little LeaMary Doleiar. of Carteret, Mrs. tery. Linden.
Street, on February 23.
gue, Union; Scutch Plains Lunch'• ''*• party Maying over the weekend at Vocel's
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Brigido
eon Group: Carteret Products.;
Perez, 57 Jackson Avenue, a son
••-riu. Jerry Greaux and Mr. and M M Maynard
Inc.. Carteret. Employees at Caron February 24.
;' -to appears on (be apart p a r >
teret Products Inc., Carteret;
On February 28 a daughter was
•'••MMon who had U M thrill ti her life Sunday when
Neighbors on Washington Avenue born to Mr. and Mrs. John Zsam• : '^n ihat steep chair-lift with her husband She
and Liberty Street, Carteret; ba, 22 Tennyson Street.
• i 'orninj; down that aba kept her fyes shut all the
Neighbors on Redwood Road,
taken one look at the bottom of the hill.
Scotch Plains: those who donated
"•" lov« showen, be bad three at Vogel's plaw,
their cars; the Pall Bearers; the
•• ihi- soft water there and how difficult h was to]
Carteret Police Escort and the
Bizub Funeral Home for satisfacit-dutiful state. kMMled wW, iki areas. We never1
tory services rendered.
<tv wwe to many w t e took to this fine winter
FAMILY OF THE LATE CARTERET - A film on water
"i ten c a n In the area and aU the way down the
HENRY S6HR0DER, SR. pollution was presented Tuesday
ii*.i) carried sail,
at the luntheon meeting of the
'-•nw to have different liquor laws and we were
Carteret Rotary Club in the Gypsy
:>
Camp.'
^ w W it) o r d e r i o have a cocktail or a beer.
CARTERET Mrs. WilUam The film was shown by Ray J,
" a hot meal w i U t l t Another interesting aspect of
• r:.ii
Campbell has been named chair- .jhaffery who. was recently proall alomj ttf Mfbwayi you saw signs saying
•l«-v
man of the covered dish supper to moted >to production superintendmount just that. We found out that this was
be held March 21 at 8 p.m. in the ent at the Carteret plant of FMC.
••"w »Peed within the limit, and we repeat-those
Columbian
Club by the ladies of A question and' answer period
•-: what they said.
Court Carey, Knights of Colum- followed.
"•ftt'«n. that we could not (et ovtr tbe 'lubeilevable
The film, prepared by the soap
bus.
* ernplom at the Hkyatack lodfe and wherever
and detergent industry depicted
<lw stol
^ ^
the problem of water pollution in
I DAUGHTERS TO MEET
every day life, and is befog done
'at Ike Gnws L a a t e n . Rakway
CARTERET Mrs. Harold by industry to cope with the situ» • the aew Big 8 « a d la muslc-"tb«
Huber, Bernard Street will en aton.
a a i u u s o a l kind «i sound eqnlgmMl,
tertain the Daughters of St
Vince Kaehler, manager of the
ef dollars, gives Uw lUgsloa tl a Big
Mark's Church at her home at 8 FMC here and president of the
club introduced Mr. Shaffery.
p.m. Friday.
St. Patrick Day
Dance Scheduled
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To Address Iselin C.Y.O.
Attalla to A4dr<*^,
384
Greater Colonia Club
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Water Pollution
Is Rotary Theme
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Thursday, March 4,1965
PAGE TEN
Speaking About Sports
By Meyer
Friday's The Day
Tomorrow (Friday) March 5th, at exactly 8
p.m., Wes Spewak's high-flying Carteret high
school basketball cagers will trot out on the floor
to engage battle with Watchung Hills Regional
in the opening round of the 47th New Jersey
Interscholastlc basketball tournament, to be
played at South Plainfleld's gym. Should the
Ramblers win, and we are all rooting for a Carteret victory, the locals will meet South Plainfield, which drew a bye in the opening round, in
the Central Jersey Group 3 semi-flnfials at
Woodbridge next Tuesday, March 9th, at 8:30
p.m.
A big crowd of the old faithful will accompany
the team to South Plainfield on Friday night.
Frosh-Soph Loop
HARVARD QUINTET . . .
CARTERET - Harvard's quintet moved into first place in the
Recreation Freshmen • Sophomore
basketball league by defeating Columbia, 28-a, as Cornell lost to
Yale and dropped to second posi
tion.
Katchur, Buxbaum and Kudrick
all shared In the scoring, Kudrick
getting nine points and the other
two, eight apiece.
Gilbert scored ten for Columbia
F
HARVARD ( » )
1
DeGrace
0
Katchur
0
Pedak
0
Buxbaum
1
Kudrick
COLUMBIA (tt)
Gaaior
Gilbert
Flintosh
TerebeUU
Egan
Central Jersey has more than its share of outstanding teams in Group IV. As one fan put it,
"we are loaded" with great Group IV clubs. Among the elite are Neptune 22-0, Perth Amboy
23-1, Cranford 21-1, Trenton 19-2, Hamilton 173, and Bridgewater-Raritan 19-3. These teams
should provide for some interesting play before
the tourney is over.
Jerry Molloy, basketball and baseball coach at
St. Mary's High of Paterson, who is well known
by most sports writers in the state as a fourstar master of ceremonies, will be on the receiving end on March 13 when a testimonial
dinner m his honor will be held at the Westmont
Country Club. The "Hoboken Hurricane" who
has coached at St.* Mary's for 33 years, and is
a life-long friend of our own Frank McCarthy,
who retired la$ June after a long service here,
Is a fonner referee and is Hoboken Commisioner
of Youth.
Here's as odd twist on General Manager Ralph
Batik of the New York Yankees. At a recent
dravicg at the Sports Vacation and Travel
Show at the Coliseum in New York recently,
Hook vu the winner of a "Let's Go, Mets" license plate.
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Congrats to the Decathlons for winning the
Carteret Recreation Senior basketball title this PRINCETON (51)
year. The team copped Its eleventh straight win Cuaha
last week to take the crown. The 8#m«nwi brothers Dan and Tony, who figured prominently in SDOMBO
Bert
the1 success of the club, scored 18 points apiece ROM
"to" the recent "win.
"•••
Ralph Houk, the Yankee's general manager,
after remaining silent about the Yogi Berra
Incident, finally came out the other day and
spoke more freely about the affair. According to
Houk, Berra was never ready to manage the
club and it was a mistake to give him the job.
Of course, the Phil Linz incident in Chicago,
did not contribute in itself to the decision to let
Berra go, although some felt it had some affect.
Houk said the decision to fire Berra was made
long before this incident.
Decathlons Senior Loop Champs Yale 5 Upsets
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DARTMOUTH (35)
Zirpolo
Burns
Monanan
KDmek
Spiegel
1
Rec Standings
BASKETBALL STANDINGS
(As of Saturday Feb. 27)
Seokr League
Decathlons
11
A * 0 Sweet Shop # 1 7
7
Ukrainian A.C.C.
4
Aces
A&OSweetShop # 2 1
0
Wheeler Inn
Junior Leagie
A k G Swtet Shop
9
7
St. Joseph # 1
5
Rolling Stones
5
Chargers
5
Oilers
5
Donnie Dees
4
Cagers
Warriors
J
St. Joseph # 1
«
All Stars
Freshmei-Sopbomore League
Harvard
7
Cornell
«
Columbia
5
Yale
3
Princeton
2
Dartmouth
1
MMgtt "A"' League
Lincoln School
7
Columbus
Holy family
If h u e School '
1
Caggy Pinners
Hold Lead in
Major League
CARTERET - Yale pulled one
of the biggest upsets of the sea
son in the Recreation Frosh-Soph
basketball league by defeating the
first place Cornell tossers, 30 to
16
The lo%s dropped the Cornell
contingent to second place in the
league standing.
Ralph Peters was high scorer
for the winners with a total of 14
points.
YALE (30)
G
F
Smith
1 0
West
4
0
Peters
7
0
Rush
2
1
Electrical.
5
King
0
Booth's .rolled a high game of LocVett
1
Smarro
1
1049 as P h i Cerone led the team
14
2
36
S 58 with 205-213-219 for a second high
of the night with 637. Captain and :ORNELL (16)
G
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WHEELER INN (33)
sponsor Kurt Booth chipped in Fedroff
1
1
luggeri
1
0 2
with a 622 and Gus MacKay had Kindzierski
4
2
Sweda
4
1
203-234. Lou Butkocy and Hmer Kravet
1
1
Zuback
2
2
Resko starred for Leo's Inn with Hasek
0
0
reenberg
1 1 3
616 and 226-213 respectively.
0
SkrocH
0
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•
1 0
2
Reggie Johnson rolled a pin Urban
0
0
)5t
1 0
2
AWARDED TROPHY: As P»rt of
higher than Phitl Cerone as he
Zaiworski
3
3
phy was awarded to John
pounded the pins for a 638 for
4
16
Marooey
0
0
Cutters Amoco pinners who scored
a clean syeep over Tami Contrac13
7 33
tors.
Sam Salvaggio of the Carteret
! Lanes rolled the highest game of
! the night with a big 253 in leading
his team to a doable victory over
Sitars Auto Service.
Clark Electrical moved into a
tie for third place with G fc G
CARTERET-The Carteret high by d e f e a t i a f * * . ft*** T * " *
school jayvees won their ninth
WOODBWDGE - The big attwo games. Mike Makella led
game of the current season to the game with 200-202.
traction at the Amboy Avenue
even their record at 9-9. Their Bob Pazur hit a 618 to set the
gym during the past week was the
itest conquest was Metuchen, 61 pace as the A. G. Miller Masons
S t . James Little Basketball
AVENEL - Colorful b
New Jersey
to 40.
prevailed along the u-v.
won a pair over the Hollywood State Interscholartlc Athletic As- League game between Manhattn
The game was fairlyy close Barber Shop.
and Notre Dame, wich the Jaspopular routes after thr
sociation, basketball tournament
h fi
pers won 16-14 on Allen Glucho- Freshmen-Sophomore League drew's basketball team L
throughout the
first half as Caropens this week. After an absence
ski's field goal during the over- Princeton 51 • Dartmouth 35 - SL Cecelia's of Iselin 47
teret led by only two points, 28of four yars, Carteret High has
Doug Cunha 36 pts.
time period.
A big third period surge in
capture the* Amboy Arc.
been invited to participate. Will
It was 14-14 at the conclusion Harvard 28 • Columbia 22 — Tournament for the
which the Ramblers rolled up a
play against Watchung Hills on
11
pts.;
Kudrick
of four quarters of play — a situ- Bob Terebetski
avorable lead brought victory to
straight year.
Friday evening 8:00 p j n . t t the
ation which sent the game be- 9 pts.
Carteret
At the coodmion of the
South Plainfield High School gym.
Midget "A" League
tween the Jaspers and Irish into
Bob Reddlngton led the scoring
St. Andrew's coach Nel*m
The winner of this game plays
Cojumbus
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Lincom
25
P
h
i
l
j
J
an
overtime
session.
Midway
with 14 points. Vic Masi was secnealnst South Plainfield High at
upon
through the extra period, Allen Chiera 13 pts.
ond with U and Ron Kinney folscorers, Robert Price ;
Woodbnage gym on March 9th
Gluchoski found himself in the Aces 41 • All Stars 10 - Greg- Marciniak, who chalked
lowed with eleven points.
CARTERET - Bills Gulf Ser- it I: SO p.m. Chances are good open and lost little tossing in hisory 17 pts.
IARTERET JV's (61)
of 14 and U, respectively,
against the Watchung Hills team,
6
12 vice increased its lead in the Nine hot will be tough against the accurate shot which decided the Minue 25 • St. Joseph 22 - John be also took time to mt:,t
Has!
O'Ckck Keglers league to eigth
game.
Zh-pob
3
Spoganetz 15 pts.
aggressive play of Larry c,
games. Victory Barth, the young Sontt Plainfield team, which has The high sojrers for coach:
)unha
0
Holy Family » • Nathan Halc| Ken Morgan and Roium<si
fine record of 18 wins and two
star of league, led the rout over
Charlie Farr's winning team were 20 - Ken Brozowski 12 pU.
Kinney
5
11
the Price's Mens Store with a sses. Ramblers at present have
St. Cecelia's held-the
Gluchoski with eight, and Richie
Preikshat
1
Midget "B" League
570 set on games of 207, 203 andwon nine games but have lost five
Webb and Dennis Sequine with Columbus No. 2,7 - Nathan Hale hand In the first period by"
Morton
2
160. Bob Streek recorded a big times to Group 4 teams. Have a
shooting the Aveoel quintet is J
teddington
6
14 set of 571. Lenny Talalai also chance to increase the win col- four apiece. Joe DeMuro and Lee6 -Amundson 5 pts.
Hackett split offensive honors for Lincoln 18 - Columbus No. 1 II and it appeared as though aa|
Gross
0
pitched in with games of 200-212. umn by beating Highland park
set was In tbe making.
Notre Dame after flipping in six— Bama 6 pts.
Flintosh
1
Babe Istofc was high for tbe Price- this week.
digits.
j
St. Joseph N o L l 23 • St. Joseph It was • different story in|
men with a 535 set.
Some tournament statistics.
second period, however, w!
21 19 61
With
Dave
Gerity
accumulating;
»jo.
2 10,— G, Penksa 1 pts.
Featuring this week's actioo Carteret won the Class B state]
St Andrew's attack ca™
10
points,
St.
John's,
skippered
|
Minue
12
•
Columbus
No.
1
2.
was tbe heavy pinning o W o n y title in U S under Coach Trank
iTETUCHEN (40)
to take over by a U • w :
Cub "A" League
DeCarlo who blasted tbe pins for McCarty and won the Group two by Jack Schubert, encountered
Jesina
2
Little opposition romping to a de- Nathan Hale 8 • Globe Trotters the halftone intermissior,
championship
under
Coach
Joe
games
of
J3MJWQ7
and
a
specRobinson
0
Tbe rugged' St Andrew 11
tacular set of 659. The DeCarlo Comba. Since taking over the cisive JO-2 victory over Fordham. 6 — Pascal 5 pts.
Jkeldina
4
pinners scared a twin-win orer the coaching duties in 1951, Wes Spe-It was the Saints' second victory Lincoln 23 • Gladiators 3 - Ha- played a strictly defc
S
Jatina
,n the third Period awl ur.h I
Center Bar team. Jack Delaney wak has won Central Jersey in three starts since the Inaugur- milton 6 pts.
1
Shay
ation of the second half schedule. Columbus 2 1 . Holy Family 1 5 - tee rebouvltrs, Demu
tallied
a
164
ipr
the
losers.
championship
four
time*,
but
lost
1
Pace •
6!
and J«n| fallen, cent roll
Sterling Construction u p s e t each tiimJB,tBt,ttatt<*«nirinal: St Bonaventurt took a nine G, Black 11 pts. 1
Lodge
[DsckboftrisiThe best belli
Cab"B"teagne
Kay's HesURffaat a t Tony Rosso three timfe to R r w S c Y Last Cen-1 point lead at the halftime inter
0
Smith
rolled J0WJ5 and John Lukas had tral Jersey title « t s in I860, when mission and from three coasted Lakers 11 • Bullets 4-Dmytriew do was score only one pom: I
tbe foul Use.
213-534
in a dean sweep. Booth Highland Park was defeated 60 OT to an 18-9 conquest over Seton : KranU 4 pts. each.
14. 12 40
Elect™ scored a double win over to S3 at Asbury Park.
Ball.
Knicks M • Warrior* 17 - Gay
It was ifl SL Andre* s i
Valiants and landed into second Directions to South Plainfield Tbe BoninieV most accurate
final session at the
place as a result. Sam Semenxa school
Take Inroan Avenue shooters from the floorboards 76'ers 21 • Celjics 8 - McDevit! champs played control b.r: J |
rolled 235-563 apd was high for tbe Colonia, all the way to Plainfield were John Tirpak, and Dom Anway to injure lbs victory
& Manhart 8 pts. each.
Valiant team.Avenue then turn right to the derson with toUls of eight and
Pee WeeLeagM
Coach Avery and his \
Giants 10 • Eagles 3 - Coke 9 Bun Ued a n currently :
six, respectively.
Agrico swept the Tropper
the St Andrew's team
as John Kelly (ecorded a 550 set Indoor track team completed in League director James Keating pis.
CARTERET — The Rambler Bill Stekman, Jr. scored heavily county relays on Saturday, scor- announced that three games will Braves 8 • Hawks 4 — Lawlor 6 State CYO tournament ••
ing two points in eight lap relay. be played at the St. James court pts.
scheduled to start this «
frosh dropped an overtime game for the losers with 202-203-559.
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For Crown
Sat Rec Games
Tony. DeCarlo
Hits 659 Set
In Pin League
Rambler Frosh
Bow In OT Came
Will meet Edison this week in
to Metuchen recently, by the narSaturday morning. In tbe opener, Jets 8 - Cannon Ball* S - Sabo
dual meet. Expect to get started
row margin of one point, 42-41.
Manhattan fates Fordham at nine ( pts.
for
outdor
track,
as
soon
as
Tbe game was played at Metucho'clock
and from there. Seton Hall Royals 15 - Indians 1
weather gets better. Walter Gasen. It was a return engagement
engages St. John's at 10, and NoGirls Class "B'
lor
to
coach
outdoor
track
again.
between tbe two dubs, with Car
tre Dame battles St Bonaventure Too Cats 22 - Orbits U - KinRecreation
basketball
doings
teret taking the opener.
In the finale at 11.
ney 1( pts.
Decathlons defend their Senior
The locals led by one point at
Bombers 8 • Way Outs 6.
League
championship,
winnin
halftime, 18 to 17. The score was
Sub Debs 20 - Rockettes < the title for the second straight
tied at the end of the regulation
Freeman 10 pts.
year. Playoffs will take place on
play, but tbe Ramblers lost out in CARTERET - Mary Sawreka, Monday March 8th, first place
Swingers 10 - Beatles 1 - Pow
the overtime.
ers 10 pts.
Fran Bennett, and Iris DeVito all meeting fourth place; while in the
Jim Kondrk scored 15 points for came through with good scores in second game, it will be A & O
the Carteret Lanes Friday Nile No. 1 vs. Ukrainian A. C. winners1
Carteret.
Mixed League last week. Mary to meet on Wednesday March 10th OILERS (43)
CARTERET FR, (41)
Borusavic
Kondrk
7 1 15 Sawreka hit the pins for a 51! for the playoff trophy.
round on games of 147-200-166. A & O Sweet Shop held on toSabo
Lower
l
1
Terebetsky
3 4 10 Frank Bennett rolled MM9S-503 its second game lead in the Jun-Sipos
and Iris DeVito also totalled 503. ior League over the St.' Joseph Sliztevki
Slotwinski
"
4 1
Ferenchiak
0 2 2 Otherwise things were normal No. 1 team. An upset took place A.Sumutka
in the competition. Tbe league in the Freshmen-Sophomore Lea/
Witkowski
0 ,0
3 43
leading Fox's Mens Store scored i gue, as the Yale team won over
It j l 41 dean three-game sweep over Sa- tbe Cornell five leaving the Har-WARRIORS!.
to's to move Into a
game vard team in first place by a full Scibetta
lead, as the second place Leo' game.
Sigfaerio
METUCHEN FRi (42)
Inn split a l'i game decitioi with
Bell
0 0
Lincoln schol lost its first Rttndte
Dugan
7 2 16 the Kolibas Cardinal*.
game in tbe Midget A league to Sloan
The metis (honor roll included second place Columbus school, Buckworth
Lacoe
• 0
Ski Wisoewjkf 184-200-209-593 each team having: loaf first game.
Honing
ft
1
Joe Koza 225 and Ray Wasilkow. The postponed game (between Col
Smela
1 1
.Saddier
» 0 It ski 209.
ROLLING STONES i
umbus and St. JosepH will be
"This house is modtri\ in
W. Coanbock
Woerner
2 0
The team standing follows:
on Wednesday March 10 at 6
Kozma
0 0
every taped. It's even'^ot
Fox's Mens' Store
44
25 a m . at the High school gym. D. Coansbock
Leo's Inn
42
a ipite fence!'
St. Joseph No. 1 team won Its DotegowtU
19
4 42 Carteret Lanes
40
8th straight game in the Midget Rindosh
Sawreka, DeVito
And Bennett Hit
Big Pin Scores
Aces
Nathan Halt
St Joteph
All Stan
Junior Scores
Midget "B" LMgnt
St Joseph # 1
Iftaue School
Nathan Hale
Columbus # 1
' iumbus # 3
Cotambus # 3
Nathan Hale
Globe Trotters
Lincoln
Gladiators
Cub "B""
Wen
Celtics
Lakers
Warriors
Knicks
Bullets
Pee Wee
Braves
Royals
Giants
Indians
Eagles
Cannon Balls
Hawks
J.is
Girls Clau "A" League
Mustangs
Chromettes
The Mob
Comets
Sure Shots
Rebels
Girls Class B" League
Swingers
Sub Debs1
Bombers
Beatles
Top Cats
Roekettes
Orbits
Way Outs
MWIRNII f£RR£U At
MAP* fii CfaA5o Orf /ttAffC/tfy
1& tee WHAT -rngyout oo MOOT
fo ?Ng Writ?*
ry"
fi/U£P THft A* A eodffta* m
w> mvytf&dr nut.
Girls Class "C"
Oranges
Peart
Grapes
Strawberries
Rasbtrrlw
Huckleberriis
Peaches
Pineapplei
Melons,
limes
Bananas
Autos
Notre Dame Edged 16-14 St Andrew
By Manhattan in League Upends hv\
Metuchen, 61-40
Almost every week one reads in the papers ft Joseph #!__
where another guy, has won some" fantastic sum
Cub "A" Leagie
on a twin double. It must be a real thrill; to say Holy Family
the least.
Columbus
IN BOXING HEADLMR • - By AJan M o w
Leaders 30-16
CARTERET — The Decathlons,
avorites at the start of the seaon, ran true to form and won the
964-65 Senior Recreation basketall league championship by delating the Wheeler Inn quintet, 58
i 33, for their eleventh straight
.ctory of the current season.
Danny Semenza and his brother,
'ony, shared scoring honors for CARTERET - Carry's Cortilvictors, each scoring 18 points. llon won two games to G
ktween them they scored more Excavating to hold their 2'4 game
lead over Booth Electric in the
han the entire opposing team.
Carteret Major bowline league.
'ECATHLONS (58)
Booth Electric slipped back into
Stise
3
second place on a double win over
l
Sullivan
Leo's Inn as G and G dropped
9
D. Semenza
into a third-place tie with Clark
7
T. Semenza
Freshmen Trim
Madison, 49-29
1
CARTERET-The Carteret high
school freshmen had an easy oae
the other night—trimming Madi'son Township's frosh quintet by a
big 49-29 score. The game was
played away from home.
Two of the Carteret players hit
in the double figures. Joe Terebetsky led- the scoring with 21
points, while Ed Lower scared 13
points.
Richard Beauty School
Kolibas' Cardinals
Budweiser
Sabo's Sport Shop
Walt lc Genes
40
28
28
26
16
a
11
7
Weber
Piertsak
Pokncsak
Koy
Resko
DeMarcv
7
29
4 «
1 Cagers
Beat Aces, 59-44
ices, 59 to 44, llast
t W«e%,
%
Richey \*oh gained scopng hun
ors for the A and O toaerS, as he
Sard* was high for Madison with rang up 20 points on nine baskeU
15 points.
and two fouls.
CARTERET FR. (49) .
The score
Kpndnk
AtO #1
Resko
Porzio
Carmkhael
Lower
TerebeUky
PottS
MedveU
Slotwinski
Zulk)
Ferenchiak
Baniuvk
Witkowski
MADISON TWP. FR, <»)
Roblason
. •
Doering
Sards
iPostaU
INemisch
AndenoD
7
1
4
1
t
0
2
U
Iselin Grouj
To Register
ISEUU - During a
meeting, the Iseita Youtn V.-J
Chib voted unanimously t >
annual registrations .it '
Shell SUtkM on Ctt*
March 7. 14 and 21
Boys ran nine to 13 >»•
are requetted to'regisvthe afternoon front oac o
til 1 Each appUanl u '
U> produce bis birth «rt 'proof of age tnd_mu«t <.-
St. Jo
St. Bonaventun
Seton Hall I
Notre Dame
Manhattan
Ever use a doughnut
(fitting out baking
<niits?
B league, to bold a two g a m e j * f a l e ' t edge over Lincoln school
j
Cub A — Holy Family team up-j
(4*1
set by Columbus school to
h
them
their first loss and a
Gallo
for first place with Columbus.
76'ers have a two game lead over Feleaur
tbe Celtics in Itht Cub B League. Kitci
The Braves and the R o \ a
tinue to share the lead in the.
5 4)
Pee Wee league,'each having won
eight
games,.
while
losing
ooe.
CARTERET - The A and 0
Sweet Shop No. 1 team won its The Mustangs hold first place by! Gossip Would be less dangerous
|xth game in the Senwf' Recrea- one game in the Girls Claw AI if there were more good people
unwilling to believe it.
ion basketball league, bfating Ihej league over the Chrocnettes.
U 11
South River.
at
TOPLESS BATHING SUITS
BARRED FROM OPENING
OF
BOYS! U S ! . . .
Ages 8-11
Agea 12-15
WOODBRIDGE ELKS
Sixth Annual Woodbridge TOWtublp
TEENAGE BOWLING TOURNEY
- ? , V " BOWL MOR LANB|
WoeoWdge* N.
OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM
(CUT AND KJUL)
WOODBRIDUE (.III! RANGE
826 KaliHuy \veuut-, Wo
1 would like to Mter THE WOODB&UK3I JOM*
BOWLING TOLRNAMENT. 1 understand that 1 must
lor two 12) games and shoe rental I certify ttat 1
Wuodbridge Tgvmsblp. ,
NAME
^
»*
,.
II Mill UniilM vl l u u ivtwatokllc liuixtUiia
THURSDAY, MARCH 4tb
From 1UA.M. to 11 P.M.
• GOLf KilUlTMlSNT 8AU!S
• VMJf
ADDRESS
TOWN
SCHOOL
INaTUUCTUma
• RUBBER MATS m l (iKAtt AREA AVAILABLE
PHONE 634-7172
JOE LE1S8, PGA. ProfcatfotuU
Ag« u of-March 21
Phone
fltuc mill tU t
OR LEAVR AT pWWL-MOK
•v"
(EB.) • Cartert-t Press
Thursday, March '4,
PAGE ELEVEN
I,E(JAI, NOTICES
four-mnn committee hns been
NOTICES
I.KCIAI, N O T I C E S
!
I.I;<;AI, N O T I C E S
named to selerl the onlstnmlinK AN ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE THE
I.EOAI, NOTICES
I,E0A!< NOTICES
I.EfiAI, NOTICES
EASTERLY SIDE
nINSTRUCTION
IIF
n
m
n
s
IN
A
FOR
soil conservation district in Now
Chain <>' Hill Road In South Hill lln.id . a n d parcels ol renl cslalo shall I
I mm Edit
TWIN OK RI.00MFIF.Ln AVENUE, ISEPlan and Profile ol proposed Sireot,ln
ordinance shall at any tlnw ejeeed the
and Delaware clurinfi
erly Mile of cllntmi Krairea (or Elm Street, drawn hy Charles
,., ,1,,,-itifi the mid- Jersey
iment.
infi I.IN, AND CERTAIN OTIIF.R STREETS 'Ol
aum firs! mentioned In this section, the
VARIOUS SECTIONS OF TIIK TOWN
ul n—~iT
i i .K. . . . January,
lltfi'i men!* so levied shall not exceed the cost Swthm S, It 11 hereby ilflirmlnoil
lUM . . .New
N Jersey's
J '
fi
.Attor-jlUM
first out- IN
NAS'iAII STRKKT, ISE1JN
JOSBPH v. VAtnm
andmoneys rnlieil hy Ihi' Isauance o( laid
mlnoil and
RAfrrlSfi'v
SIDE
SHIP
OP" wonnBRiixjir,
IN THE
nlffl that mnnoys
m
l
W hinKtnn Avenue
t.f said 'iiiprovomr.nl. The. portion nf "Inlffl
„ „
rvcwlinit
SSflOO. honria shall, In not less lhan the amount
Municipal Clfrt of the
From the Southerly
OF MIDDLESEX. AS K I.OCAI,
nl Chain O1 s u n cost which shall nnt he afl assessed appropriated tor down
\rlliu ,1. Sills h a s of-State office nfter six months COUNTY
of
such
egress,
he
applied
to
Inn
payment,
on
nnrl
Profile
nt
propose*
Town ship oi Woodhrldf*.
IMPROVEMENT. TO MAKE AN Al'
Hill Ro
I rn ffie snfety of operntlon at Rockefeller O n
ment ol such notei Ihrn nulttandlni;.
shnll be paid hy the Township an in Ihe
for Harrlaon Avenue and
NPW
Jersey
Mil
Road
i
from
the.
i (iiiniy
. drawn hy Charles W.
.
..ease ol ;i Ronorfll Improvement which ment land In huitKetn heretofore adopted
Section 0. H is hereby determined and
T
nn-PHsed sup- ter, New York, has been descrlhBeaile.iWeithlU R o i d to Ihe Northerly side of;la to tip pnld for hy general taxation
" M ^ K F . .. DOWN.T. K ., dated ftMemhcr 10Mdeclared Ihnl the period (if usefulness
for laid Township are now nvalla
PAYMENT TO MITIIORIZF. THE IS-, NORTHERLY SIDE
South HUI Road,
iSlirh portion nl the cml shall be In ncldl finance >ald purpone. The sum of
of H W ninpose, m-i hirtinx to Ita rea
Lowest joint in Australia is
snfety pro- ed aa nn unqualified success
WESTERLY SrOE
« IO F'lNANCK S|i(:ll
Sl;il
jllnn to Ihe rnntrlhtitlon. II any nf the Is hereby BPoinprlated from such mnneyj .sonahle life, is n period of 1
10 y
years
•« MM. IM, i
at Governor Richard J. Mujjhes is
From the Southerly iin> of Chain 0';Tov.nshlp, herein.iller provided,
to the p»yn*>nt of Ihe rnsl nf said pur rnmpiltPfl [mm tllp d.ilt- o( taiit bonds, I,ako Tnrrens, in South Australia,
HIM to • he Northerly jut il Beech Si r e e d ; Sertinn 4
1N
Spcllnn In It Is hi'i-ehy determined whirh is 25 feet above sea level
sticking hy the Waterfront ComION NOTES IN
,l,iinkcn driver
and italnl Ihil ll
pplemenlal I>eht
Section /. Tn finanee
...atod lh.il
i'l'ION OF THE ISSUANCE OK SUCH
»id purpnae,
nl Cedar Street
icil h\ qqjii I/H-III Bond
309M,
hniirlH of sakl Township <
i i ; l ffir tlcaths since mission of New York Harbor in
"i ajKrejate
lia
duly
niide
Mtl (lied In
I.11I 2 A .
principal nmoiml not e t
rlil-IK Sim.OOO. Ihe
RE IT ORDAINED hy 111" Mlinlrl„,. f;n- iintl nway o- the current move to oust it
Ihn Miinli-lpul Clerk nl
ntflre
are hereliv ;uithori/erl tn
eel
pft] (JolHW'l) nl Hie T.owiiflhln ot BKEKMAN AVENUE.
said Township,
rl
Dint
such
statement
Henry
W.
Bihus.
Jr.,
of
Wrichtssliant
to
salrl
I.or^l
I
V
I,an
Said
., s i m p period Insi
W
lh.it
Woo1hrl(li(e.
In ihe County ol Mid- Hawthorn Avenue,
gross debt
bonda shall hear iiilcro^l ,,i ; , rate so filed shim
' Ian and Prnflle
lmrd ,n Section
,v Hunkinj, Cnmmin- town, has been reelected presi- dlesex. New Jer."".. HR follows
which shall not enceerl SK per reotll
|<.radea and Storm [)i
ill
id I '
Hmin IJIW. Is In
Section I, The pnrllona n| the Inl
I^'I) per nnnum All mailers viillr respect
lowinijmM Avenue, drawn
,,,. | | Unwell wnnts dent of the New .Jersey Council nubile si reels In I he Tnwnlhlp of Woodrren^crt liv llni nrili jnce hy SlW.imn
tr> said bonds not rletcrnirnrrl hv
and thai the i%su.i!nr' n|
i.|
Ihe bonds anil
of
Farmer
C'ooperntinves
krld«e,
In
Ihr
County
nf
Mlrfdleici,
shall
Ordinance
shrill
he
determined
M
y
n
,Hy
msiirancp
c
o
m
Mi
notes .H]lhoti/eil liv Ihi'
K nrdimncp will
herehv determined ond linns [n be trrrenfter nrld|ite<l
ihe Municipal Clerk and is o,ien In public! ^ J 1 " " »• "
he Improved hy ennslnictlnji therein con!be within nil ileht limil
ie m s k l n j of such '~
f r o m the. Northerly tide ol Hawthorn
. r n n'.'isonnblc rules
CAPITOL CAPERS: _ ir y 0 l , crete curhs »s Inllous
Section
«
Tn
piir|Kise,!
,
,|
|
,..,|
„
,
„
„
,
,
,
hv
ai
n
Avrnt.. to llw Southtrly ilde of Inman
Section 2. The Mm ol Sloo.MO I, hereby Provemenl Iherei mifler* referred In
^Inrnd anlirllKilion rrntr.' of •
„
uilly-nillywhims' 1 are not Intelligently careful while nUMIMKIEI.II AVENUE. ISELIN
Avenue
linn II This nulie
apprnprlnted lo the payment nf Ihe cost j'"rp?Jc. ' 'V 'ol fi current exp
«hall
f>n nKHICRnle prir
nipt not effeel tuenty rl.'iy^ :• ^h + • r
From Crecn Street t<> Washington Av«WESTERLY SIDE
first i
jot conrtrucllnfi meh curb improvement. |™ *"'" rownanip .-intl 121 It
ciinccl nny performing home rlry cleaning
illlmrlied •nllon (hereof ,ifi<r fm;
by
thn
Is
From the Northerly »lde nf Hawthorn Such appropriation shall
nue.
mft from sary tn ilnnmv wld purposp
,- 11., he Issued pnrsniint In ••;!
i-.il Itnnil
.The New you may not only eliminate Ihe Pl«n anil Profile nf prnpoard Street venue to th« Southerly aide of Inman the proceeds of
id Township
T h | , a w l n Hn ||<-i|i:illnn of tin
thp Imnds anance ot nMi«atlnnii off said
RODEHT K I
unnre of
Dome
W
l
Sfe.
•s
LIQUORS
pursuant to the Lot-. Bond L o w of N e w l , , ^ honrli Salil notes Otill
authorized, and Ihp dnwn payment
President, nf •
roiinrll
-Inn' is scheduled j spot but yourself an well, claims (irade tm lllrHimlleld Avenue drawn by Avenue.
Jersey, and f l ) the
prnprlated, hy this onliiiiittre.
estlmnleii cost of |., t f1 r , , | r n-hirh shall not .
MORNIWiSIDF, ROAD, COMMA
••'I sh per
Cnrl F Wheeler T, E. dated December,
STATKMf NT
larlea
' , ™ . and Ml K.00O , , . „ „ „ „ KV ) per .u,,,,.-,,.
Mmul-iy to con-;'he Medical Society of New • J c r l ^ i £ a v i r \ N V m b "
Laitraatcr filled to Weilerly termlnui.
I may be Tile Hon'lrl Orriiinive pillill'ilied
Section 3. Said Imprmement shnll he '""surd"sTitii
lie provided hy t h e n-np^p,) [ „ „ „ | , m e In tlm
iirMinnl to
Plan and Profile prnpwi Street Grades Undertaken aa a Inrsi iinprovemenl and rlnwn payment
,,t the yenr . . . ' w y . . New Jersey may he!NORTHERLY S I W
V |,,,«se,l hv
•innfliT apprnpri,iti'il|,,,,,|
u,,, liiiiiifiri.ins
ttiin|n
tciihcrl hy hrrcwlth lins hri'
!'"r Momlnialde Road drawn' by . , .arles
„ , , . , . the coat thereof not home hy ihe Town lo fioan'ce u i i l
the T n w n
rjmse, and Tn fhc I , : i H | |,, 11V M | m n l t e r s uith i
iiKKi nf New .ler-thankful
il floes
not include:.-F'.l?-m.!!".K^*"r!? s"'"><
ei-1 In snld the Miililclpiil fii
to Iht Westerly side oi
Mirch
1
ship (if Wnntllirld
e r n u n t v (if
mouill
of hnnils•.„,„>, n n t , | p t P n , , i , l ( . , | \
Ihi'.
(l>
BMinono per-1 coyotes ;imonK its troiihles like ;, ™ ">.: v-»*;r\y j«* m woydrafi street
Mlclrtlr^cx,
In
t
h
e
i.'.
New . I I T
issued for .,1,1,11 he lli'lcrniiin'il hv
wm
rv
^nlilltons In be
1
In ihe Weiterly ildp tf Waihlniton Ave,.|,| n l ,i,.,|
I,,
M i i r r h , IPfi.'i
i. , w " " r | y "'o'e ol Lancaiterly. l c l n ' t S ; » ' »» l(1 Imprmemenl which mnymaM pnrt»»«r- is smiofm and li) the i n s l | l i , , ( . , 1 f | r r
I.' event
that .spy o n t h e v.nil
nf Sabin oral i many western s t a i p S which
"" ""—'--••• terminus.
*"' """ :
'
' '
ore stated.it,,,,,,!, a r P | s s m . , | ,,„,•„
' rule
;ml i'f Hull
In I his orrll and I h c t w c t i t v
! of SM.sno!,,.,,,,.^ ,,, r .„,,.„,,';,,„
;iss immunl7.;i j nnt attacking Ihe little bnd p
; i . •u-riim nr
'illnl of rinliT tntUin w i t h i n wlil
SIIW
• r e s s n r v t i i | | l r T l . h y j i u l l l i i i l / c i l I n I- •.surd sh.-itl br
. ...... ..H- nrmeny aide ol Lftocaller
Ihe lillltlHv
F r o m I h e FlaMerly nide o t G
r e e n Street
Street
Green
, .A with birth control.
j
Botil
to
Ihe
Eaulerly
«:de
nf
Joritin
i.il Ir. Ihe p r | n
'll
I h e »nlerly
» n l e r l y ..lij,
l i j , „(
( Woodrulf
W d l f SStreet
t t
shall In each caw be nr.irly , r , .nylltlU .IM-Illtcrf') fr
,,lo Ihe
„(
uril n. 111'
nf
'
'
"
I
"
l"
nniiinl
nl
III"
f
th N
ipn
h II proportion tn aur]
l not
id off W
~ —
;froin
the
Nailerly side
WoodniH Rondi from the Westerly aide of Jordan ho
'sSineertllK and n u p r
of the riectltlnr beneFII, ai!v:inij
Ireet i n it,, WeMi-rly side ol Rebecei Road to Ita Westerly termlnui.
n-penses ;ind other c
nuMnndlnitlRnnd
ELM STREET, COIX1NIA
'lacf
crease In value vvhieh the roMif.
cKt'Tt bnn'l? .Tnrl notes
ml lo this! I V (1
ISKLIN
Pleasant Avenue to Grand Avenue.
Plan and Profile ol promoted Strut
imdes fm Clinton street. Drawn by
h«rle« W, Reniile T. K. dated ffceembe/,
«>4
NtlllTIIKHI.Y SII1K
r'rnm ihe KaiUrly aide ol (innd Avenue to ihe Wtaterly aide of Hirrtam
A^enue; from Ihe Kaaierly lld« ol Har*
nsoti .\ienue lo the Weaterly ltd* bt
•le;iitiint \i-enue.
VOODRITK ST1IKKT, ISELIN
81 PONTIAC 9-Ptm 8t*tlon
crcemrr Avenue to Ellfabcth Avenue.
Wagon Auto Plan nnd Prollle nf prnpoied 8treel
P i , ft PB
irartes for Wontmfl Street, drawn by
MI0. J Dr..
harle, W IXajle. T. E. '61 OLUflMOBIU
'".I
4 Door HT
Telephone MKrcury 4-1WB
Rentals • Service - Sales
KASTKRI.V SIDE
h'rnm the Southrrly line of EUubetb
tl UIRCURT
.mire |n ihe Northerly ilde M Bloom
cHKVXUJt
4 Doot S«da.n
(lrl«l Avenue; from the Southerly ride ol
•" nmlleld Avenue, to the Norttxrlr at*
'II BUJCK I n t l r u
Creemer Avenue.
*^tl HT . . .
w«™ L & ^ ^ V ' "
Oldsmobile
Appliances
»2995
'II n.TMOUTH
B«lr«ier» 4-door
M T-B1RD
IDt.ET
•
;
•2195
n R A u a u R ciMti«
at*. Wagon
DO OUM . D»lm» 4 Dr
>r He<|,n
Auto -H <V H
P S t
PB Orl|
H/1695
.
•1395
11.000 H I I M
»
I M! IT
'1395
•795
•2195
POrmAC Auto • RAH
PB k PA
J Dr
'1095
Knodbridge Oldsmobile
SALKS
A
SF.RViri!
iv, UMIHW AVKNI'K
OPEN
MKi•UN
EVKNIN<;S
SALE
OPEN SUNDAYS 9-2 P.M.
Only i
lit
1 xl2 Pin*
SHELVING
LUMBER
.3 . 7
>3 . 8
i4 (6
.4 . 7 '
PANELING
nwwMVf
BIKES
25
aad «
WBrrEXLY STOE
Sotk » AA,
n.
Plan aad Profile ol propoeed Street
Oradei tor Harrttoo ATtaa* dram bj
Clurlet f . Beafto, T. C . dated January,
IM
WESTERLY SII1E
Blork MB. LoU TO. 174. XX, m .
HARDBOARD
r
5?
COVERING
4
FRESH BAKERY GOODS
LINCOLN
KEY SHOP
•
•
•
•
•
INCLUDING SUNDAYS
/4".
CON-TACT
SFII-ADIIIS1VE
PLASTIC
18" wld«
-ontKeielepkone?
-I tW^kt you said
from -
MEDICINE
CABINET
C0LUS10N WORK
99: 4
49
BUSINESSMEN'S
Estimates
Served Dally
ALUMINUM
FOIL
INSULATION
1 AM Til UlMtaf. U:U LM
Suodny from 3:00 P.M. to
('losing (Midnight)
AUTHENTIC
U"
p«f rail.
4
75
HOMK MADE
l.u»»gtu, Kavloll, Vim Pies
Uul or Cold iJAodwkbes
NOW
l'ROMPT
fJKHVICE UN ALL
with a wiaiMitM $20 artier
(ffUn irhctiti man M«(» 11
I
TAKK 01)1 OKUKHI
C A U MK iTIM
Op.ii daily until * ' « •
ThurMiay » hM«i wnrl. » PJi
2 r.M.
LUNCH, DINNER
BREAKFAST
l«r*td la Oui Utou
HU6-2S00
VILLAGE INN
LUMBER OOMPANY
Bar & Restaurant
* • taint OcorgM Av«m*«, IIIMIM
Onto Mitel, Waodaiid|a
(Cor. Rahway
Call MErcury 44449
CHAIN SAWS • VIBRATORS
lncluiti labor Klrmtt,
locked Kami *nd I
ilppera.
PORTABLE HEATERS
Dnptu Up To
144 W. • 108 L.
CUSTOM
T. R. STEVENS
Booting and 8ta«wt MtUI Won
685 ST. GEORGE AVE.
Repairs
ol all
MECHANIC
PLUMBING
Beginners and Advanced
Students Accepted
Imported Auto
Call ME 4-5446
SALES & SERVICE
Authorized
and
Alr-Conditlonln|
Warm Air Heat
InlntttlaJ Exbauit 8jit«ro
Motor Guards
FOR FREE ESTIMATES
ME 4-2145
1010 St. Gtorge Avenue
AVENEL
(Near Cloterlenf)
Daltj I:M 4. M. to «:H F. K
Saturday »M A. H. to CM P. ft
Henry Jansen & Son
Sheet Metal Work
Roofing
Gutters and
Leaders
588 Alden Street
Woodbridge, N. J.
ELECTRIC
SEWER SERVICE
Telephone MErcury 4-1246
HI Hamll Avenue
JARDOT
Service Stations -
Woodbrtdie, N, t.
PIANO COMPANY
Just Dial
448 Rahwa; Avenue
Woodbridge
MErcury
4-1738
OPEN DAILY I I . I • Sat, M •
TOWNE GARAGE
J. F. Gardner & Son
Fueral Hone
485 AMBOY AVENUE
Moving & Storage
Cosselin
USED CARS
Plumbing and Heating
Funeral Home
186 Remsen Ave.
Parking ,On Premises
Pbont
Fi; 1-5858
Toilets
Kitchen Faucets
Gas Water Heaters
REPAIRSj and
MOVING
Corner New Dovw Road
A Wood A?«ne
PlMkter
•
BEAR
WHEEL
NUT or STOVE
PEA
COAL
BUCK
COAL
$23-95
2195
21.00
premium (Ml
National
Bnol
14-Hour
Scnlc* oa
All Makei ol
Burnera
13-7
Fur Fast Service
IDEAL WAY MOVERS
Why Nm t e l T l »
"7" McCoUeyt
M a n ; Jobs A n To« Large
None Are Too Small
Sewer Cleaning
-
Paved Driveways -
Move Yon
Don't Wait
It Is
ASPHALT
DRIVEWAYS
SPECIAL
•
BRAKEi SERVICE
All Types Mason Work
Types ol Glasi
Repaired
LINDEN, N. J.
HL 6-2726
HL 64)059
Bl RECTORY ADS
81lr.fi RESULTS
WATCH REPAIRS
with Full Guarantee
Expert Repairs
on all Jewelry
FU 8-1667
GOLDBLATTS
Eahway's Oldest
Established Jeweler
M E. CHERRY ST.. KAHWA\
Water Proofing
BASEMENT
Water Proofing
I
AGENTS
NATIONAL VANS
Local mid World Wide Mown
1286 St. George Ave. Avenel
ft
J-JSH '
J. C HENRY
U 8-3247
Real Estate
Replace-
Plexiglass - Fibreglass
? IS IT A SECRET ?
Von know it's for SALE!
Your KKOKER
CmUim Picture Framing.
KNOWS l i b FOK 8ALEI
Mirrors Custom Made,
BUT
Framed. Kollvcied A tiu«g.
Dues Ibe buyer know It's
Katlrutti I'hterluUj Ulvcu
lui Sale,?
Windshields,
Ant* Glass and Components.
Carteret Glass Co.
KI 1-5815
181 Roosevelt Avenue
Carteret
Industrial
Commercial
RAHWAY
FASHION FABRICS
— Free Estimates —
"interior Deconton"
EIMER
Castom-raade Slipcovers
LABORATORIES, Ino,
DRAPERIES
•
•
BGDSPKBADS
YARD GOODS
Call For Pn« EsUmaU
FU 8-3311
1421 Main Si.
Rahway
LET
MLS
Tell Your Story
RahwW
WA
A
Attention
I
Mr. Merchant:
Von Are Only One a t
44,1)00 Readera Reading
Call
Jiut Give Us a Call
SIMONE BROS.
Watch Repairs
Residential -
Slipcovers
CURTAINS
and Sealed
GettingLate!
Including
• Commercial
• Industrial
• Residential
821 Milton Blvd.
Driveways
U
DRAPERIES
FU 8-682S
Glass
All
Call ME 4-6U0
ALIGN-
MENT and BALANCE
ME 4-6080
Vow Coal Bin Wfth
Decorators
83 Main St., WwdbrldKe
LIFETIME GUARANTEE
$10 Per Hour
Day or Night
Duce
We're Specialists in
Avenel
ME 4-3098
A
Air Conditioned
/son-ot ei
Woodbridge
MErcury 4-3540
SMITH
BIG
Upholstery
CUSTOM-MADE,.
HEATING
Sales & Service
CONN ORGANS
KIMBALL PIANOS
innal
Types
"Service
With a
Smile"
(Formerlj With Chatlej Fan)
FU 1-5797
387 Avenel St.
WOODBRIDGE
- Plomblig & Heating -
ED FREY
REUPHOLSTERf
SHOP AT HOME SGRV1CB
120 • 620 • 127
With Each Roll Developed
and Printed
SEE GALLARD
For All Your Photo Needs
Private Instruction* by
Qualified Teachers
RUROFEAN TRAipiED
Agent
LUNCH
and Dinners
& COAL CO.
PIANO-ORGAN
ACCORDION
L«Ugh Premium Anthracite
HOME COOKED
Sola and
8 Chain
Demonstrations
SPECIAL 19.95 - Roofing & Siding -
Learn To Play The
COLONIA
(Next to St*!* Ttt«a<re)
13 "xlfl', SuHac* Mount
On-The-Job
FOREIGN, CAR
n Main Sir**., Wwdbridft
Miami-Car«y
Cuton-made SBpcovett
- Music listructioi -
,
Decorator*
AVENEL, N, J.
Firelgi Cars
382-0963
STATE JEWELERS
(Itf. 44c I
Ernest
»« King Georges Rd., Fonb
• 1, t, k 1 Family Flan»olei
• Wrought I n n KalUnfs
• CALL ANYTIME!
Coil S F u l Oil -
1006 St. George Ave. (Rt. U>
North of Woodhridga Clonrleif
Insulation
Plywood
• Panelling
Roofing
•
Garage Doora
Shingles
Mill work a Builders' Supplies
Hardware • Mason'i Suppllei
Fuel Oil & Coal
Hlllcrest 2-0180
CI»Hd Wednf«daj' AH Day
ME 6-9070
ME 4-9752
5"
Made by
FREE FILM
Opca 8 A.M. to 9 P.M.
STEEL
GLOTHESPOLE
SERVICE
DRAPES
Also Black and White Plctnret
At Reasonable Prices
SALADS at Their Best
PLYWOOD
3
FORDS
Woodbridge
SODA FOUNTAIN
and
• GENERATORS
In Natural Color
(Opp. Wlilt* Church)
•
SLIPCOVERS
ME 4-3651
3-8x10
613 Bahway Avenue
•
Slipcovers
BUILDERS' HAMMERS
547 Amboy Avenue
Lumber
TREAT SHOPPE
SAW FILING
7.W
CHAIR
II
TUMI'S
WOODBRIDGE. N. J.
Delicatessen
AMI Repair
Clithesitles
onyo(3iiztM
(AHTERKT
$71 AMBOY AVENUE
V Alley $-4830
11(3 Green St, bdiii
DOOR
CERAMIC
TILE
L a n Mowtr Serrlc*
m.
4l!' I
In/*
Kan.lolph
HOMELITE
B e e n and Llqoon
40 Mary Avenue, Fords
m-iut
; 6"
FEt.%*.
(HKRBY,
QAK. . r
WALSl'T
| CROSS-BUCK SCAUOffO
LITE COMBINATION
ATHER
GALLARD'S
PHOTO
and Imported Wioei
Repairs of All Kinds
Bearty Slip
We. .Social
^STIC
WOODBRIDGE
Liquor Store, Inc.
WE DELIVER!
New Job* and
PESTH AMBOY
V* &-1212
1
ir«6T
Photography
including Mosaic tiles
io>( fnr C.rarvl Avniiw and Part Avenue. Drawn by Chtrlti W. Bcafle, T. E.,
dated December, I M .
EASTKB1.Y SIDE
Blork 3MA. Ixiti US lo 117.
Nt M*My Dow*
WESTERLY SIDE
I lor It W E , Loti Hi. SM, m, 340, Ml
p
y
and XI
FrWar ''II '
PARK AVENim. ISELJN
Chain O' HUI Road to 5oatberly UrrSO SMITH ST.
mlnui
Plan and Pmfllt ol pnpoMd Stmt
C,rMe» lot artnt Avenue anil Park Av*no*. Drawn In Clurlei W. Bufat, T. E.,
dated December, 19M.
EASTERLY SIDE
Block M E , [Mi IRA, MS, WA,
IMA, IX, W and W9
WESTERLY SIDE
Work mi. LoU 4U, W . « 4 . « , « ,
410/47] u d 4T4 Blork 1MH. Lot 4C.
Block 3MM. Lot 551
SWING WTO
GRAND 8TRERT, ISELIN
Railroad Averme to Henlamla Avtnoe
Anns*.
SPRING! . . .
Plaa and PraAle ot imiiaiii Kract
Gratka u d Slorm Drilnaf* lor ffnad
With a New
jUrett. iHawn br Cturle* W.
T V... November. 1«H.
Hftlr-Do by
NORTHERLY SIM".
rrom Ik* Cuterly1 aid* at Railroad A n STELLA A
noe to UM Wtfttrly i)d« M Benjamhl
I \VMBe
JACK
•tolfTHEHI.Y SIDE
From Uw Eulrrly atd« at Railroad
• Avimu Is in* Wtattrly aid* ot BMjamli
Newm hair lajhloni hj ddllet
itjUiti. i convenient loclUoni!
KUIABETM AVEME, WELIN
HAIR DESIGNS
l i n n Street lo Wnodrall Street
flan and Profile o( rrtpoa*
f
.
by Stella aw) Jack
lir«4rt lof Ellubetb Aveno* and
1MI lUilwaT An., ATtM)
Mnsil Iframi by Charita W.
Hated nrrember, I9M.
UI-11M
SORTHERLY SlUK
UU KMMTtlt ATe, CarUret
Mock VIA, Lot WA
SOimiERLY SIDE
Blork MG, Lot 38 u d J t
BRnOME ITR1TT. UKUN
PUtunl A r m * to Grand AmtM*.
PUi, tad PnMa •( pmpaaarf
tirade* for Ellubftb AT*MW aad
Street Drain by Qiaria* W.
T E., daUd DarcnMr VMi
.TO)E
Blwt JW). Uot IN, MJ. Block « M .
IH at
•
" !
HARBISON AVTNUE. B»3JN
Ch4in (V HUI Roitf Id Braon. MraiL
H M and Pmflli tt Dfopond * n 4
tradn tor Harrtm. AvrtOj, NwaM
S i n * . Hrami by Clurlaa W. Btu|h.
T t- o»ed Oannbw, 1N4.
n
29cM
39cM
49c „
33cM
55cM
69cM
<3 . 4
CERAMIC TILE
CONTRACTOR
Bicycles
> f-nmin*i bytewwtR k* ••l«f'
IVrshinfjat
Rentals
Liquor Stores
Omplct* Stork ot Domwtfc
< • :n # H
;
EDWARD SWANICK
iork 3920 Lota 12B Mid Lot 1
vlt 392C, l o t f U, 1C and IB.
Oil AMI AVENUK. 1SEUN
(hiln li' Hill Roul to Broom*
moon
;MI'AI.A
"
Ceramic Tile
•1595
•1495
'109f>
•1995
,, ,„
BUSINESS and SERVICE DIRECTORY
USED CAR VALUES
Auto,
'"" l ^ r ^ ' l s X z r l E ^ i ^ t ; ^ ^
FREE
Customer Parking
NEWEST 1965
SUP COVERS
CHOOSE FROM
OUR LOVELY
SELECTION OF
NEW FABRICS
T h i s Section.
Why Not .Call Today u u l
p l a c e Your Ad. '
It C o s U tu Uttle
M
18.00 per month.
SULO BROS.
1850 Elizabeth Avenue
Rahway
FU 8-1790
Ask Fur Uept. 11
WANT ADS
LOOKING TO
RENT, HIRE,
todependent-Le&dw (E.B.)
Thursday, March 4,1985
PAOE fWELVE
LEGAL NOTICES
LEGAL NOTICES
LEGAL NGfXES
LEGAL NOTICES
LEGAL NOTICES
futurama
New Charter Presented
Court. Sold subject to condition* of
.if Victory Acres" dated JUM, IMS
By rlrtut of Hit above a
NOTICI
Building Inspector, Salary
sals.
Pile —
No." *
800
T»i« notlct thst Dsumrit*. Inc. Writ, to me directed and delivered Map No. 1JW. —
per
year
(Part
Time).
HOBIRT H JAMI80W.
t/» Whltsbouss Tsvcrn, hss applied I will eipoet to aalt at public known also a* Lot 29-A In BlpC* Open to male cltliena, 12 monttii
WOODBRIDGE - Cub Scout under bear, and assistant den
Sheriff.
433-J
O
K
the
Woodbrlrtge
Townshlr
rendue
on
WEDNESDAY,
THE
to tbs Munlrioal council or the
resident
In
the
Boro
of
Carteret.
IiIHOT
8.
THROCTCMORTOM.
Pack 33 hold its annual bhie and ner; Glen Feller, denner «tripe;
Township of Woodbrldg* for a 24TH, DAT OF MARCH AD.. IMS Tax and Assessment Map and r«c Park Patrolman, Salary. 11.28 pei
Attorney
tnnstM of Plenary Retail Consump- at the hour of t»o o'clock by theordl.
gold dinner recently at the Charles Poyssich, assistant denI.L.
tion llwrue No. O-lo heretofore is- then prevailing (Standurd or D*y- Also knewn and designated a» 18hour.
First Presbyterian Church with ner; Richard Kauffman, assistC.p.
3/4-18/65
MM
llght
Raving)
Ume.
In
the
afternoon
tusd to Anthony Andtrsch and Sadie
Oak Avenue Ieelln, New •>««»•
Andersch t/a Whitehouse Tavern, of the mid day, at the Sheriff* Of- The approximate amount of Hit
CORMCTED NOTICK
Victor Thompson, Institutional ant denner.
NOTICE
fire
In
the
City
of
New
Brunswick,
for premises situated at 551 Weft
Notice la hereby given that the fol Representative accepting the new
Judgment to be satisfied by aald
J
Also Dante Natale, gold arrow
Avenue, Sew»ren. New Jprsey
aale la the aum of Thirteen Thoua- Take Notice that the C»rt»ret Zon- lowing Ordinance w a s regularly
N. J.
n noivrd of Adjustment passed the passed and adopted at a regular charter for the Pack from AI
Pb'ft'ons, If MIV, nhoulcl hr
AM. than tract or parcel
parcl of land and, B(ht Hundred, Fifty (I3.8S0.00;
AM.
under wolf, wolf, lion badge, and
i l
Immsdlatslv In writing to Joseph v and pn-mlBea, hereinafter particularDollars more or less, plus Interes. fnllowltiK revolution nt the Febru- meeting of Mi» Municipal Council of Baker, neighborhood commissionI 23, IMS meeting.
gold and silver arrow under lion
the Townthlp of Woodhrldge. In the
Vulentl, Municipal Clerk. Wnod- ly described, iltimt* In the Town- together with the cost* of tmi «*le.
briage, N J.
ship of Woodbrldge In the County Th« subscriber reserved the right WHERFJAS. AMERICAN AntUCtJIi- County of Middlesex. New Jersey, on er.
badge; David Black, two-year
81gn«d: Daumfltt:. Inc. t/a Whlt*- if Middlesex and State of Newto adjourn eald n l e from Mm* to TURAT, CHEMICAL CO., lias applied the lflth day nf February IMS.
hoi! ' Tivern Thorrms Fiizpntrlrk. TSPV:
time subject only ti wirh llmlta- tn the 7KIII1IIK Board of Adjustment AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN Thomas* Feller, assistant cub- pin; Robert Stlakowski, wolf
upon the exer- of the Borough of CnrUret, Middle- nnnmANcz ENTITMTO "TOWN. master, introduced the leaders badge; William Gardner, denner
PrM'flfnt. Edwnrd Daum, Sucrewrv
n*iNd at a point on the easterly tlona or re»trlctlon» upon
a* may
be spe
spe_ sex County, New Jprwy for a Useamp O F woonnRinos KONINO
IX. 1/15-5/4/M
$8 30 ilde line of Oak Avenue therein dls- cise of such p
ay be
and the Cubs presented a wedding stripe; Bruce Basehart, assistant
by law
ntit southerly 250.0 feet from the dally provided by
law or
or rule* of Permit for the purpnw of erecting ORDINANCE. 1900."
diti
f a phonphorlr aclil niniinfactiirlnif
Rift to trie cubmaster and hisdenner; Ned Keating, lion badge;
IHERIFT'8 fiALR
.nternectlon of the materly drte Court. Sold aubnect to condition* of
Office
Pulldlnp
plant consisting of st (Unless »t«el
line of Oak Avenue and Hi« south- sale
SUPERIOR COURT
I HEREBY CERTIFY that th« above bride, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sin- David Bieter, linn badge, gold
erly Hide lino of Willow Avenue
Or NEW JERSEY
' ROBIHT H. JAMISON, Sheriff tanks and ve*sel« on ntnirt\ir»l steel Ordinance v u ntroduced at the
and silver arrow under lion, and
di
CHANCERY DIVISION
thence proceeding:
HKRRKML, BOLAN A HTCRRKML supports, and
meeting of the Municipal Council nott.
MIDDLESEX COUNTY
8 de
gree* 10 minutes
A
t t y
(II South 84
WHEHEAS, the Zoning Board of or the Township ot Wixnltn Ige, New
graduation certificate
Attorneys.
Entertainment
was
furnished
rra.79
East •150.00
feet
to
a
point;
thence
Docket No. f 5091 61
I.L.
1/U-J/4-U-18/M
00 f
Adjustment of the Hornunh of Jersey, held on Junuary 1J h, 1965,
1/UJ/4
Invtttori Savings »nd Loan As- (2) South S degree* 50 minutes
Cmteret, hn» examined the alt* and and after publication noc ,-dlnn to by Roger Peterson, local magic- William Faceone, Robert Har•oclstlon of Mlllburii «. New Jtrsev Went 50.00 feet to a point; thenre
reviewed the plans ami held a pub- law WM further Mins1<iere< for final ian, and songs were sung by thened, and Joseph Dalton were inIHERIFF'S SALE
corporation, la Pluntlff. mid Wll-(3) North M degrees 10 mlnutM
lic meeting thereon ntid are of the
SUPERIOR COt'RT
passage and WM flnally nnopted on
ducted into the Bobcats.
Uim D. CTOOM. Eunlctt M. Crouse West 150.00 feet to the eauterly side
opinion that mid use will not be'cbninry lJtft, 19fl5 after » public Pack.
Or NEW JERSEY
his wife, E»fft»ni Mercantile Asso- linn of Oak Avenue; thence
detrimental to the publlr safety, hearing at H meeting of the MuniciCBANCERV DIVISION
The benediction was given by,
Awards
were
presented
by
Mr.
ciate* Inc., CIMes Serrlre on Co., a (4) North 5 degree* 50 mtnutea
health and welfare of the public of pal Council of the Township of
MIDDLESEX COUNTY
.
Ftniiiylvsnl* corporation. Irrlnn Ewb along the enter!)' aid* line of
the Borough of Carteret and will Woodbrldg* New .ter*ey. Bald Ord- Sinnoft to the following: Mrs. the Rev. Alex N. Nemeth.
No. F 4040 «
Breslow. Andrew Schmidt, and Wil- oak Avenue WOO feet to the point UnitedDocket
States Saving* Bank Of not abnormally nffert the purpose inance WM approved ny the Mayor, H u * Basehart, den mother key;
liam C. Zlegentmtg, Jr., »re d«fcn<1- • place of BBOWNINO.
N J , n (-orpomtmn of New Of the Zoning Ordlnm\re of the and returned on February nth. 1945,
anti, Writ of Execution for the BEING also known and dwlenat- N»»«rk U
Basic English
Plaintiff and Delmar Borough of Tnrteret ni\d now
and will tike effect on March 10th. Davra Shaw, dep chief braid;
»al« of mortgaged premises duted 1 n.i the westerly 150 feet of laxjerwy,
Mota and JennoMe Mota, hli wife
THEREFORE, be Itre-mlvedby the
January 2«th. 1MB.
Steven Kovach, silver arrow un- The simplified version of the
. Block 43S-J u Ihown on "Map Monrsn Compflny, n corporntlon of Zoning Board of Adjuntmpnt ot theIMS BOpordlng to law.
JOSEPH V VAI.EN'n
New Jersey. unrtTTie National SUM Borouch of Carteret. fhat said Use
English language known as Basic
der wolf, bear badge, and twoMunicipal Clerk
D»nk, Ellubeth. NJ., a National Permit In hereby permitted under
II,,
S/4/B
tlM year pin; Clifford Wittenberg, English was originated by C. K,
nuiklnir AmftrHtlnn, »nd American the follolng terms nntl ronHltlons:
Title Iiuurnnro Comimny, a cor- To utlll?*- I!"1 preml.ws known
silver arrow under Wolf; George Ogden, who reduced the language
CORRECTED NOIirR
ooratlon of Tlorlria are Defendants. nnd lorntetl t t Enstplrle of RooaeWrit nf Exwntlon for the s»le of velt Avenue dlRtance fiOO feet of Notice Is nerehy (rtvn thnl the fol- Superior, one-year, pin; William to 850 words. Basic English has
mortRWied promise* d&led Jiinuary corner formed by Intersection of lowing Ordinaries w» * regularly Black, denner stripe: Richard been proposed as a logical Interpae»e<l and adopted nt 9 regular
Lle1>ls I-ane and Roosevelt Avenue (netting
•<• i % ; ,
of ttie Munlrtpnl Cnunrll of Yanik, bear badge, sold arrow national language.
BT virtue of the above stated and designated ns Block No. 5. Lot the Townahln of W<Kxlbrldp<>, In the
Writ, to me directed nnil delivered, No. 1 on the Borough of Cnrteret County of Mlddl<*px. New Jfrwy, on
1 will eipnw to sale at public ven- Tax Map. pursuant to the state- the ISth d»v of Frbninrr ldfl.V
M\f on WEDNESDAY. THE 24t»l ments contained In the, application
AN ORDINAN(TB TO AMTWD AN
DAT OP MARCH A D,, IMS. »t theon file.
ORDINANCE ENTlTl.m "TOWN•lour of two o'clock by the then preThe owner of (aid premises Is Che
SHIP or woonBRirxiE zoNMa
vnlllnn (.Stsjidflrd or Dnyllght Bav!nRl time In the afternoon of the Permit 1B hereby grunted to theORDFUANCB. 1«M).'
(Truck TermlnaH)
will day. at the Sheriff's Office In appllc&nt subject to the following
conditions:
I HTCREBT CERTIFY thnt the above
the City of New Brunswick, N.J.
1. Trie petitioner shall forthwith Ordinance WM Introduced at ttie
All tint tract or parrel of land.
A College Preparatory School for Boys
«itu»fc. lyine and being In the supply to the building Inspector n.11 msttln« ot the Municipal Council
Tmtnshtp of Woodbrldne, In th« plans and spoclflcaUana as amend- of th« Township of Wmxfbridge, New
*"*
215 North Avenue, Hillside
Jersey, ntld on Jammrv ldih. 1MB.
r-ounty of MlddleMi. in tile State of ed
NEW JfttEVS
Tills Use permit is to take effect mi after publication according to
Sew Jersey:
law Was further considered for final
announces that
»t t point of t » n -from the date above written.
American Agricultural Chemical n a s s w and wui final ly adopted on
In the easWrty ildeUne of
FAVORITE CLEANERS K
February 19th, 1985 after a puollc
.Tracy Drive, whlrh point of t a n -Company.
hetrlng at s meeting of the Munlclgency Is dUUnt 25 feet mea*ured C.P. 3/4/M
Dal Council of the Township of
southerly from a corner formed by
For the fall oi 1965
Woodbrldt*.
Hew Jersey. Said OrdNOTICE
tbe lnMrMotlon of the prolongation
I northerly of Tracy Drl»e and the TAKE NOTICE THAT on Friday, inance WM approved by the Hfeyor,
For Admission to Grades 8 through 11
! prolongation westerly of Burnham Marob 19 1M9 at 9:30 o'clock In the and returned on February lTth. 1M9,
forenoon I BENJAMTN CABDILLO, and wlU Uke effect on Uftrch 10th,
I Drln. u d rusning thence
(1) South 1' 20' east and along shall apply to the Mlddlesei County IMS aooordlnt to law.
Will be given on
JOSXPH V. VATJDfTI
tin euterly dcMUne of Tracy Drive, Court at the MldJlesex County
Mualttlbal Olerk
Court House 1n the City of New
73 feet; running thence
Bruntwlck New Jersey, for a Judg>. i/4/as
rr.M
(2) North 88* 40' c u t , dS.H I
ment authorizing me to assume the
to a point: running thence
(3) Horth l " 20' met, 100 f««t to name of BBNITO CAODILLO.
For further information
BENJAMIN CAUDriAO
Major John Andre, arrested as
a point In t h e southerly sideline of
KAPLAN FEINQOLD & KAPLAN
Buroham Drive, running thenoe
a
BiitUfa
ipy
in
connection
with
Write or call the School
(4) South 88° 40' nest and along 5-7 Cooke Avenue
Benedict Arnold's treason was
rh» (outherly sideline of Burnbam Oarteret. New Jersey
Telephone EL 5-6990
Attorneys
for
Petitioner
Drt«, 41M feet to a point; running
convicted Wd hanged at Tappan,
C.P. l/lS-25-3/frll/«5
thence
Pn,
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ARE YOU A LITTLE SHOI
"WE ARE YOUR CLOTHES FRIEND!"
The PINGRY SCHOOL
• Instead of getting a refund, ar* you one
of the many who owe a tax this year?
K to, w t cordially invite yow totakeadvantage of our TAX MONEY* SPECIAL!
Aat •< twin*!
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$I7I.M I10.M iMt.oe
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Lmfcriig
Available
ALL WEEK SPECIAL
'ANY CHILD?
1-PC. PLAIN
Garment
Up to She 10
Professionally Dry Cleaned and Finished
SHIRTS
PERFECTLY.LAUNDERED
3 or more
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131 Amboj Ave,
neit to F l n t Savingi
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Center (Next U AAP)
ISEL1N
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(Cor. Perghing Are.)
Carteiet Shopping Center
•(ORCHID CLEANERS)
All ipeciili honored at thli I
address.
RAHWAY
13W Irvtag Street
Grand * Ining fit.
•(ORCHID CLEANERS)
AS spedali honored at tldi|
•ddms.
EDISON
Hwy. n * PUUafleM AT*.
( N o t to Grand Unloa)
bese addreiNi.
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New Jersey SUM Department of
Civil Service Examinations
Announced closing «at* for nlln
applications, March 31, IM5. For applications, duties, and minimum
qualifications, apnrr to Department
of Civil Service, State House, Trenton, New Jersey.
Open to cttlxena, 12 months reel
dent In the Boro of Oarteret.
NOW THRU TOES'.
Carj Grant - LeiU» Caron
"Father'Goose'1
and
Tommy Kirk - Annette Funltello
"Father Goose"
DRIVE-IN
DAVE CLARK FIVE • SHORT
ROUIl 1
WOODBRIDGE, N. J .
_
Free In-Car Heaters
• 2~GREAT SHOWS •
1
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FIRST SHOWING
IN THE AREA -
NEVER BEFORE SEEN
ON THE SCREEN
"SLAVE TRADE IN
THE WORLD TODAY"
- 2ND HG HIT "YOUNGBLOOD
HAWKE"
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with James FmucUcus
Extra — Color Cartooua
EARLY BIRD SHOW
EVERY SUNDAY AT 6:00
(iHltDREN ALWAYS T R E E
37 minutes 30 seconds wtet 100.00
feet to a point; thence (1) north 72
degrees 23 minute) 30 second* wet,
50.00 feet to a Dolnt: thence (3)
norfh 11 decrees. 37 minute* 30 seconds east 100.00 feet to a point In
the southerly side line of Burnet
Street; and thence ft) along the
said southerly side lme of Burnet
Street south Ti degrees 2a mlnutet
30 neconds east MOO feet to the
point or place of Beginning.
RBTNQ known and designated ae
Lots 1M and 187 on "Ulan of Avenel
Park, SeeMorj. 1, Woodbrldge Town.
ship Middlesex Countv, N. J." dated
September 1st 1>19, Wed In th« office ot the Clerk of Middlesex Countv on December 23rd, 1816, M Map
832. File J97
BEINQ further knows and destg
nated as Lots 186 and 187, In Block
855 -R. on the Woodbrldge Township
Tax Mao
BEING generaHv knows as 5 Burnet. Street Avenei N. J.
The foregoing description Is In ac
cordani* with a survey oreoared by
Peter 1 M. Kuban, 249 South Park
Drive. Woodbrldge. N e w Jersey,
dated March I4tb, IDAS.
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The approximate amount of tne
Judgment to be satisfied by said
sale Is the su.n of Ten Thousand.
Five Hundred Fifty-Eight (110.991.00) Dollars more or leas, plus Interest together wtn the cost* of tW
sale.
The subscriber reserve the tight
to adjourn said aale from time to
time subject only to such limitations or restrictions upon the exercise of such power as may be spe-'••"" nivwirtwi h? IRW or niliw nf
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WHAT IN THE WORLD
'Do these signs mean?
NOW THRU TUESDAY
MENLO PARK
8AT. 2:00 . 7:80 • 9:10
SUNDAY 1:30 -3:30 •»:*>.
i
7:30 • };30
Cary Grant • Leslie Caroa
"FATHER GOOSE"
ChUdren's Admission 50c
NOW 3RD P0FP1M WEEK
ACADEMY AWAHD
4 o
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NOMINATIONS
^ BEST ACTRESS
- ^ BEST PICTURK
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AWARD
» ELIZABETH (Lie N«. B9, r
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SWEET
CHARLOTTE"
Murluu Ufttudu
Muulguuiery OUft
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'THE YOUNG LIONS'
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12. IN FINUND
TW,
Mly(-)H THrATHt'PAHHWAYl-MoiJ
NtnOaattd For
ACADEMY
Cor of
(5) On a c u n e to the left harSHERIFF'S SALE
lng a radluji of 25 feet, an arc dlstSUPERIOR COURT OF
anoe ofX39.27 fret to tbe point and
NEW JERSEY
place of BEQIKNINQ
CHANCERY DIVISION
BHraa known and designated
MIDDLESEX
COUNTY
Lot 15 ID Block 339-K u shown on
Docket No. F « I N
the Official T a i and Astessmen
SHADOW LAWN BAVTNOfl AND
Map of the Township of Woodbrldge
In the County of Middlesex and LOAN ASSOCIATION, a corporation
State of New Jersey; BErnO also of tne State ol New Jersey, 1B Plaintiff, and QEOROB P. HANSON and
known and designated as Lot 15 In
Block 339-K on map entitled "Map LORRAINE HANSON, his wife, and
the STATE OF NEW JERSEY, are
of Roowrelt Estates"
BEINd more commonly known Defendants
Writ of Execution lor the sale of
and designated as No. 119 Burnbam
mortgaged premises dated December
Drive, Fords, New Jersey
BEING the same premise* c o n - 31st, 19M.
By virtue ot (be above stated
veyed to Delmar Mota and Jeanette
Mota, his wife, by deed from Cath- Writ, to me directed and delivered,
erine Janowskt, unmarried, dated I will expose to tale at publlo fenJanuary 33. 1M3 and recorded In due on
the office of the Clerk of Mlddletex WEDNESDAY THE 17th DAT OF
MARCH AD., 1083.
County on January 28, 1W3, In book
at the hour of two o'clock by tne
2MB of Deeds at page 300.
The approximate amount of tbethen prevailing (Standard of DayJudgement to be satisfied by Aidlight Saving* time In the afternoon
sale Is the sum of Twenty-One of the said day. ai the Sherlffa OfThousand, Three Hundred. Five «ce In ths City of New Brunswick,
(21.305.00) Dollars more or less,
ALL that certain tract or parcel of
plus Interest together with JM coat
land and premUes. hereinafter parnl this sale
The subscriber reserre» t i t rlgh ticularly described, situate. W M and
to adjourn nald aale from Ume to being In the Township of Woodtime subject only to «udl limita- brWge, In the County of Middlesex
tions or restrictions upon the «xer and Suite of New Jersey:
cln of such pover as nua^bftajM
BEOIHNTNO at a point In the
lally provided by law W-tOtM
southerly side line of Burnet Btrtet
Court. Sold subject to oondttloDi Ol which point Is distant 133.15 feet
sale.
westerly from rh« point of IntersecROBERT H. JAMBOrT. Sheriff tion of the said southerly side line
3TTTSON. QROMLBT A DOYLB
of Burnet street with the westerly
Attorneya,
side Hue of Rshwty Avenue, and
2/25 3/4—11-18/65
»M.O8 "inning thence 111 south 17 denreei
SAT. & 8LN. MATINEE
2:00 P.U
WOODDRIDGETIVTAT
Both Box Offices Open
at 6:30 P.M.
Open-FRI., SAT., SUN. Only
JM, 1 and St. George Ave.
LOCAI F«ANa Co.
• CARTERET (Lie. Ho. MO.
92 RooWTtlt Are.
SATURDAY, MARCH 13, 1965
"Pajama Party"
A WALTER READE
ITEKLING THEATRE
Ji
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h> •
N.Y.
MARCH 6th tkn MARCH I3ti
u r W ' Q RUCINESS
MEN b B U 5 1 N » a
titjr mi,
UULKiltOMYI
(HI)
ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS
Hoir
Cleaning
Every Day
liclodlig Sat
All Ucatlou
TH, M TH MOHET*
B:JNNEWJERSEY...
OF SEEBURG MUSIC
EVENINGS, AFTER
CONTINUOUSLY!
At The
GREEN
LANTERN
473 Railway Ave,
Wuodbridge ME 4-9763
MONARCH RAMBLER
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ELIZABETH • FL I-IIW
"WBLER DEALER - —
(E B.) - Carteret Press
Thursday, March 4, 1985
CLASSIFIED
VDVEKTISING'
HATES
•
leance and pariltt Sunday by
appointment nnly. Open « to 9.
Call 3B2-3179 tor informntion
ISM IrvlnR Street, Railway
I•
MALE HELP WANTED
•
Slate Nominated Ro(ird Meetln«Sel
A D I LL 1
COI,ON1A-An executive board
At Beth Sholom meeting
of Schools 2 and Ifi PTA
streamer
n
PAGE THIRTEEN
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f
c
h
MAURO MOTORS
P
ISKMN
will ho held tonight at 9:30 at
TlOORBof WANTED - Must " O f
the home of Mrs. Edward ?lmonbe out of school. ORTKN SPORTS-' iq F . i
son. 91 West Hill Road. A com
mittec meeting will be hold beginning 9:00 to discuss plans for
the ISfir. VM.
the «hool fair to be held in May.
for nchicvinE 75'< men.
Resides Edwin Colin, nominated To ntahlitfit the general meetbersnln during January, hv T'r;i>ii
for presidrnt, the slate includes: ing, Tuesday, Mrs. Charles
HOTPOINT ELECTRIC STOVE, Rlshl. Senior Vice-rnmmr,ndeiStuart Klein, first vire-presidont; Schwewer. program chairman,
b
4-burner,
the inst rewilar meeline.
Joseph Ginnrv. second vice presi- has arrnnqcd for the school choir
condition. Vory reasonable—must New members welcomed hv id,
dcnl: Hubert FilV, third Vice- to present a program nf 'unps
sarriflre. Call ME 4-2B65 after j Post were: Thomas M;i
president: Albert Herbst, fourth both old and new.
7:00 p.m.
3/4«..lames F. nussell. Willinm
vice president; 1,011 is I«wis, finan' rams
icial wrctnry; Milton Sablatzky,
condi- The
'treasurer; Mrs. Cell Siherry, rec- John Adams and vJohn Quincy
Cnll 1,1 8-771B.
, tne „„„„_,, <,,
ording secretary; Mrs. Dora Sab- Adams were the onl u s ^resiJ/f dance, Snfurdny, March IS , nt th
Ini/.kv, corresponding secretary; dent! who failed to be re-elected!
Hnl1
ROOM AND BOARD
t ^f
- Houtc 27.
and Herman Hodes, aergeant-at- In the first SO years of I' S his
! "lans are being m;ide to r
tory.
arms.
ItAHWAY - Ronm and board'C'Me in the lyiynltv Day P;ir,iHc
Trustees nominated for t*on
I'KOMOTK.I*:
I
rank
C.
llm-kfor elderly lady or gentleman.j" April 25. The event is twine
yenr terms am Meyer PlaskowCnlMaWOKI.
3/4-3/25 held this year in Perth Amboy rnbury, son of Mr. ;mil Mrs. sky. Robert Freeman, Herbert
John llockenbrrrv, IIW (iinilytl
For Rent CARTERET
,UNK CABS S, TOUCIS
Vitriol. David Weissman, Herbert
•
SERVICES
• i Memorial MEh I c h o d Bnn7w!il Avenue <nloitl;i, Ims been pro- SeliR, David lnleson, Joseph Wal* W« Tow •
Roosevelt Avenue
> leading the Isedin contingent. moted to airman "second class
EXCEMJENT PIANO TUNING The regular semi-monthly meet- in the i;. S. Air Force at George lerstcin, and Mrs. Seymoor DerCall FU 1-3911 - « to 5
echin.
Aim Piano Letsoni
ing of the Post will be held Thnrs- AFB, Calif,
Call 3S7-1M3
Incumbent trustee* are David
Airman llockrnherry It a supday, March II, fl P. M., nt the
Convissor,
Morris Heller, Aflen
3/4-3/25
p
,
ply
invtntory
specialist
in
a
MA
IK
HELP
WANTED
•
fts
Hall.
Route
27.
6,000 sq. ft. Offire space. Will
11
Moskowitz,
Dr.
Samuel Hoffman,
unit
that
support*
the
Tactical
1
I
subdivide
to suit.
IT
YOUR
DRINKING
ku
b«
\ll COVENTRY needs woAir Command mission of pro- Jerry Blacker, David Jacobs, and
'-, ,H time work. Miserable CMM • problem Alcoholics Anony
viding firepower and other air Mrs. Jack Lain-r
long
can help fou Call Bl 1-1515
support to U. S. Army forces.
A decision was made to join the
tr wrtu
Bo» B3 WoodMI-WM.
The airman attended Wood- Inter-Community Relations Counkrtdft.
ll/H-l/7/U'
bridge Stnlor High School.
cil composed of neighboring syti-1 New Store. 960 sq. ft. Heat &
Hot Water supplied. Air Con
ogogues.
\ WANTED to do lron- MRS. CURTIS - READINGS ISF.MN - Class Alton of the
ditioning. Off Street parking
Proposed constitutional changes
MK 4-O57.
AND ADVICE oo all problems *l Congregation Beth Sholom He-,
were made and will be presented
For more details rail:
Uf«. Open • to I No appoimmmt brew School will conduct Sabbath j
to the general membership at the
p""^'Services tomorrow. 8 P. M.. at
Hcewarj
MR
Smith.
Sr
ill N WORKER- murt to
next meeting March 21.
Temple [leth Sholom. Candles
,,„„ n n d rtltabte. HOB- Amboy, 443 - 9KI1
wi
liRhterl
at
5:30
p.m.
3-4-3/25
"
;,,.fcrred. Hour* 7 a.m
Uwest in U. S.
I
Norman Kleinman, »pir• < M.ipletnn Nunlng Home
Alice CnthbertMD
INCOtffi TAX RETURNS pre-Jltual leoder.. announced Junior
REALTORS
Ldng
Key, one of the Florida i|
1606
Oak
Tree
Road
! :u
V I pared in your home at yuur con-K'omcrexHtum nwvtwi wlttfie heW
Keys, reported a barometric presIselln, New Jersey
venience. Renjonnble. Call 283-!Saturday, 10:30 A. M.
sure of 26.^5 inches during a hur388-5020
WON CALLING"
Tele.: LI R-Mfi*
1/14-4/81 Plans are being made for the
ricane on Sept. 2, 1935; lowest 1608 Irving St., Rahway
>•,• M r walls closing In onOIK.
Purim carnival and parade, on —Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Masreeolever recorded
United
1 VIM need to get out and
CONTRACTING
March 14,1
services and Mr. and Mrs. John MazzeojStates,
, P., M. Purim se
;,!.^ Be a Beauty Advtor
; will be held. March 17, 7 P. M. and children Olympia, Daniel,
vos' COSMETICS. For perTIBOR BERENCSI
Theresa ,and Maria, Brooklyn,
••enic* in your home call Mason • Contractor - Builder 'The Festival of Purim will
were guests Sunday of Mr. and
>
V4 All Brick. Stom and Concrete celebrated on March 18.
Purim commemorates the day,Mrs. George R. Huneycutt, Worth
Work - New and Repairs Fully when through the intervention of Street.
K)K RENT
Insured and Guaranteed. Call
^"jMordecai and Queen Esther, the -Sandra and Paul Messina,
I III USE SPACE AVAIL-FU 1-8306 Colonia.
* / l l w ' J e w s of Persia narrowly escaped children of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
•, Fords 3.000 sq. ft.
'
victims of Haman'i plot to Messin*, Falmouth Road, celeparking lot. Calllf/ffffc School MfotOft being
exterminate (hem. A fast day, brated their birthdays last week.
ISELIN - The High School Stu- the Fad of Esther, ii held on theSandra was thre years old
3/4-1/M dents' Mission is being conducted
day before Purim, the day that Wednesday and Paul one year old
nightly
at
St
Cecelia's
Church
by
Hainan was lo carry out his plan Saturday. Weekend guests were
lliiKOSCOPF. READINGS •
Mrs. and Mrs. Gerry Cordiero
the Precious BIowl Fathers, this of extermination.
week. Mivuon lervicet start at The Meglllah. or Story of Purim. nd sons, Joh and Gerry East
MUS IATIN
M
Orange.
.<<* ,ind advaer. Artrtct o«| 7 : 3 0 , M A Mau ii held each it read in the Synagogue. During
8
P
M
.
The
jolemn
the
re.tding.
the
children
make
.Keiiii (A We such a i tow,i«ve"lnc »'
cloiini: of the. Miuktn will take noise with "gragers" or noiscbtuioen. All
plucc Saturday evtnmg.
| makers, whenever the name of
•II i V ,u> and conlidtotiikL SatH(i (ju-u-anteed. WUhthliad Find Frtd.iy will be observed llanun ii mentioned.
—
'.j you are entitled to a this we*>k. Confeismns will be;——ltM
beard Thursday from 4 lo 5 3 0 |» " -''flfmoon: 7:00 to 7:30
rending. Availabia
! P. M . and again from 8:30 to
9:30 P. M
Alice Cothbemoa
Masses have ben set for Fri'JM
Oak Tree Road
day morning as follows: 6:30. 7:00,
tsella. New Jersey
8 00. awl 10:43 A. M.
Tele.: LI
Ma*MM Saturday morning will
he at 7. It. and 9 A. M. The No- -Mr. and Mrs. William Cassidy
vena to Our Lady of Fatima will and ion, Thomas, and Mrs. Kurt
I* held after the t o'clock Mass Klein, Wood Avenue, motored to
Saturday morning,
Gosh$n, New York, Sunday, where
Confessions will be heard Satur they visited Mrs. Frieda Goldday from 3:30 to 5:30 in the after- berg. They also visited Mr. and
noon; 7:00 to 7:30 P. M. and 8 : »Mrs. Frank Smith and Mrs. Glen
Cassidy of Maybrook, N. Y.
|to 9:30 P .M.
Maues Sunday, March 7, will —Friday evening guests at the'
be said at 6:30. 7:15, »:00. 8:45,home of Mr, and Mrs. Henry Hap,!»15. 10 30, 11:15 and 12 noon in pel Adams Street, were Mrs, HelI the upper church: 9:15, t0;00, en Rohlfs and Mr. and Mrs. RoVJ. II JO and 12 noon in the bert Fitasimmons. The occassion
mrt church, Lourdes and Fatima was Mrs. Happels birthday.
—Happy anniversary to Mr. and
| Halls.
Mrs. Robert Neale, Adams Street.
The Neales, whose tenth wedding
anniversary was Tuesday, cele•68 MONACO m W
brated Saturday by dinning out
[and attending a show.
; - A meeting of the St. Vincent
de Paul Society will be held
Tuesday 8 p.m., in St. Cecelia^s
School, Room 207,
-The Jersey Aire Chorus will
meet Tuesday 9:15 p.m. at the
IVFW Post Hall.
j - S t . Cecelia's Altar Rosary Soiciety will sopnsor a bus trip to
Fro*
I Mother of the Savior Seminary,
; Blaekwood, March 28, to see "The
j Passio nof the Savior," by the
Seminarians Reservations should
: be made early with Mrs. Charles
[Regenye, Rosary Society presi•63 CHEVROLET ~
dent, at LI 8-2978.
Bel Atr 2Dr., BUck
-Bingo games will be held in
finish, R&H, sharp!
St, Cecelia's Lourdes and Fatima
Sale price MCflC
Halls, Tuesday. Early bird games
begin at 7 p.m. and regular games
at 8 p.m.
-Boy Scout Trop 70 will meet
•83 CHRYSLER Wednesday 7:30 p.m. at Temple
Newport 4 Dr. Auto.
Beth Sholom, 90 Cooper Avenue.
75
V-8. RtH. PS., PB.,
—Brownie, Junior, and Cadette
TOf QUALITY
Sale price
Girl Scout Troops, sponsored by
U(U CAM
St. Cecelia's PTA will meet Wedonly —
HI STOCK!
nesday. March 10, from 7 to 8:30
p.m. at the school.
A now slate of off i c c r - ! iiinl
ii'ilci's were presented
by the iinmin.'itinR committee .it
the tnonihly CnncrcK.'ttion Hoard
meeting held at Beth Sholom Synns'oiTup WedlN'idny
Purim Services
Set March 17
Westbury Park News
IMMACULATE TOP QUALITY CARS
aio a lot of used cars
around but where do you buy
thr Ix-st? We handle only thr.
best, buy only if you feel satisfied with the car & the price.
'63 Chev. Corvair
'61 Valiant 2 Dr. H.T.
'63 Valiant 2 Dr. Sdn.
'63 Plymouth Conv,
IIS 1
Approved
'58 Imperial 4 Dr.
*575
Servtc*
DOWN AT-
You'll Believe It When You Check Out
The Deals On New Dodges -Darts Renaults And Used Cars
JUST IN CASE TH& IS ONLY
TEMPOKARY INSANITY-
om mm rmt
NO MONEY POWN
RENAULTS
'65 RENAULT
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Call For-
'65 RENAULT
R g iDoor; Automuric Iionimiulon; Vinyl lnl»;iul: W.W. Tlf.i, Saa) B.lti; EUctMc Wipan I,
Crfidit O.K.
I IS I PHH i; $2035 S A V E
I. Hurdlop, Vinyl InlarioM W. W. Tlr.l;
Scut B lit; Houlo 1 Dtlioitir; iltclrlc Wip.n
1
Topi.
fi
i; »2.i57 SAVE
, '3329
Ou. ,rC6-s2l95
»IH»5
41)1
Milr Guai»ii(ee.
All
'63 ( IIIIYSIM
2 1>i
l i t , K i l l . A u l o . . l'.
Tlii-s,, Ou« DMIlvt, S-Yr ur M
'•O VALIANT
,t«llni. W.W.
Mll
U l
APPUANCK SKKVICK CO.
SKRVIMi MIMHKSEV
MIMH.KSEV a
UNION CODN1IKS.
CHRYSLER
PLYMOUTH
VHP CM WCATION
nauNMMCK mm** - 4414M3
Thru W d . y • A. M. HI • *• M -
Liberty 9-6969
Hlllcrest 2-7166
FUlton 2-2020
,., 30.00U Mile dan
i III WIOLLT
An B»«l*!w«l C « . OM OWajaf.
U H . «.IX» Ori«ln»l UiM
•«1 KU1BLEU
4-Di. Ou »>MI U
1 0 0 E. ST. GEORGE AVE^ LINDEN
f »»K
tDr.. On. Owuri Oftii u l
mm: R4H Aulo
'•O HODGE
••ASSOCIATED"
U U
mo,
USED CAR SALE
TELEVISION & RADIO
• Sltlilr Hay
$265
CHRYSLER — PLYMOUTH - yALIANT - IMPERIAL DEALER
611 AMBOY AVE.
WOODBRIDGB
ME 4-1651
Open Evenings
i,iO'- 'I'1
hi»W"
M UltVHUlAl
• t-'uftury
'58 Ply. 9 Pass. Wgn.
(Real Decent)
'65 RENAULT
Why Pay More
'195
875
$
775
$
875
'60 Imp. 4 Dr. H.T, Gray
SAVE
The Edict of Nantes, signed by
King Hflnry IV of France, was
first official' lfecognition of religious toleration by a European
nation.
_ _ _ _ ^ ^
D-
'60 Comet 4 Dr. White
(Extremely Clean)
'60 Chry. NY 4 Dr. Sdn.
$
MAURO MOTORS
SAVE
•995
1675
$
975
$
975
H675
H675
'63 Plymouth Fury
2 Dr, H.T.
'62 Studebaker 2 Dr. H.T. $ Q 7 C
u
(Grand Turlsmo)
' °
'62 Plymouth Fury 6
Passanger Wagon
SAMUELS CHRYSLER*
PLYMOUTH
Mtv Tuiltr
2375
*1250
icmmmits
DODGES
1 nr., rtdk>,
Uw,
sold and serviced by us.
$
2-'62 Imperials
4 Dr. HT. Each
'62 Plymouth Custom
9 Pass. Wagon
'61 Chry. NY 4 Dr. Sdn. $ | J 7 g
**
DISCOUNT PRICIf
ped and have originally been
"64 Imperial
Cnupr
'65 Mustang 2 Dr. H . T . $ 9 4 . 7 ^
4 speed (like new) ^ ^ ' °
$
'63 Chr.v. Wagon
ABIE AGENCY
Woodbridge Oaks
Most cars listed are fully equip-
'«O BlICk
P»w« MHrinli OM DMtrl
-11198
Independent-Leader
Thursday, March 4, 1965
PAGE FOURTEEN
UKOATNOTirKs"
LEfSAI. NOTICES
LEGAL NOTICE
tionisfflregat*
ai.iount of
ll
J jbonds
r t »nd
d notes
note lIssued put,,,,'"
and Scott, dMed as may be in proportion
this
ordinance
shall at. any i',tllj
man,
Allgalr
A copy of this Ordinance^ hni Southerly tide
not
In
excels
of
«
•
NOTICE
and herebyy de- II The acquisition of the following
hu
i h . extent
..tent P
per-iceed
the m m ,flftt ,nuiui.i,,,,,,
iew automotive neMoles Including, been posti-d on the Bulletin Board I From the WenteTly side of Oreen February 19M.
1
J - t h l ( nfrtioni
natter li ticreby elvfn that the termines thut (1) the
h conitnictlon
t l
t h
moni y, m |
such
obllgatlonii ^ )the
J'.
Southerly
Sloe
^
'
v
f
t
r
i
E
?
Ss^SS"
!**
^uch
obligation^
1
lollo*Ins OnUnanei WM regularly of »ueh building, together »ith or- irlglnal apparatus and equipment: .upon whlon public notlcefi are ais-.stree.t to Its Westerly terminus.
mltted by Section 40A.JBlock «2-F. LotlOO
the Issuance of aald bonds , | , ,
estate
ahall
be
;
One
II)
5-ton
dump
truck
!
torn
art
ly
posted
in
theMpmnrlal
C
h
t
r
l
e
i
Street,
liflln
jMJMd unrt Adoptrd at a regular lirtnnl furnishing* and equipment
Loeai Bond Law,
Block 4M, Lot 1-C, 1-D, 1-E
not leas than the amount ,,|
deemed lo receive by reason of such
Three (3| refuse collections truck* Municipal Building of the Tnwn-1 Prom Corrtja Avenue to Norther
mealing of the Municipal Council (hereinafter duacrlbtd u "purpose')
ciceaa, bt applied to the pnvnr,,
Block « 3 . Lot 1
is
and
O
1) street sweeper, double
d h l h l i, nhd
d a copy
o
i available
i l b l up toiiy
t j l Terminus. Plan
P
d profile
fil for
fo
,
i i.o total amount Of
One
(1)
at the Township of WoodbrkUt*. In It not a current exptiue of Mid
Valley
Hoad,
Colonla
nnd
ana IncludlnK the time of such! proposed construction of Charles
gutter broom
the aaWssments so levied shall not W.9S0. appropriated for down pay- »uch notes then outatanrilii(tin County of Mlddlewx, New Jer- Township, and (3) it 1> necessary
' St. " — ~ "
section 8 It la hereby detp.,,,
meeting tn the members of the | street, drawn by Carl F, Wheeler.
Two U) trsctoi mowem
exceed the coat of said
^prnH- ment* on capltnl Improvement nr
. »ey. on thp 2ml dnv of March, IW5. to lamia ohllKaMons pursuant to the
general public of the Township who T E.
Three (3) 1-ton dump trucks
ment. The portion of Mich coat for the capital lmprovempnt fund and declared that the perlrnt |, (
AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING loral Bond Law to finance such
fulneae
of said purpose, accor-u.
shall
reqiifrt
such
copies
at
the
K*Mterly
Side
Appropriation
and
Estimated
Coit
which shall not be *o ameaaed shall In budgets heretofore adopted for
THE I1.I.R0M SALE AND U 8 I OP purpone, and (3) the srtlmated cost
reasonable life, la a perlmi „
offlee of the Municipal Clerk In the
Mom the Northerly aid* of Dinz
be nnld by the Township, as In the «*lrl Township are now available to
I105.S00
•OI.UEP TONTAINJNO A flOLVKNT nf Fiirh purpose li $197,500. and (4)
1
computed
from the ihr,
Memorial
Municipal
Bulldlnn
In
street
to
the
Southerly
side
of
>
»•
Dewn Payment
ease of » general Improvement fmance"sald"'purpo»e: The
HAVING THF P H P P R R T Y OF RE- «(i 300 nf 'such sum li to be provided
,, .herlj »l*e
. . .
w l d bonds.
1
:
Woodbrlrtnc New "Jersey.
EMt James Place.
•5.100
v. li. li In m be paid for by J ' n ™
'
i)
TOXIC VAPORS
OR in- ihp down payment h«rflnnfter
|s-hereny""approprlared jrom Sfctlon 10. It Is hereby drip,-,,,..
rrom
the
Westerly
iod«
J*^J&
Amount of Uondi and Notes
taxation. Such portion of the cost such money* to
FUMES.
appropriated lo ftnnnce »uoh_ piirAN ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE'•, From the Northerly aJd* of East ieorje's Avenue
nonevn to the p a V " " 1 " r und stater! that the Suppli.,,,/,
tlOO,SOO .
shall he In addition to the con the coat
I K..REBY CERTIFY Mint the pose, and i5) ttie estimated m i l l THE CONSTRUCTION OF CURBS I James Place to the Houtherly Hide j m of Bastcllff
mrpow
of I ,|d purp
rww statement required hv w,]\
t'lhiitlons, If any, of the TownPeriod of I!sefulnei>
nbuve Ordinance <vi\s Introduced ftt: mum amount of bonds or notes n«IN A PORTION OF C1RADY DRIVE. of Bi«t aeorge Place.
"section 7, Ti'o nn»nire aald p»r- ral Bond Law has been dn'v „.
Sld«
, . , ship, hereinafter provided
tide
From the Northerly side of East (ontherlyth«
9 yean
ihr mertlnu nf tlie Municipal
Coun-jreasarv
!o be issued for »uon purWOODBR1IX1E.
AND CURTAIN
p
j
Westerly fide o f S t
p
,nd riled in the office of u,c \{ „
Swt.lon 4 It h lierehv di
dhld
RS 000.
000 and
d (61
61 no part off 2) The acquit:,lion of additional OTHSR STREETS
IN VARIOUS, George
-.. Place t o t h e Southerly side Oeorg'e'* Avenue to
t
* •• Ewworly
c 11 nf the Towii:-hip off W
Woodhrldfie.
Is SIRS
ripsl Clerk of said Towiini,^ ',
*
ed and ntated that i l l the TownNew
Jfr-j>v,
helci nn Kftlmiin1 W
lflth.ltne
cost off such
heen equipment consisting of one new IECTIONB OF THE TOWNSHir OF( of_East Henry
h purpose tins
h b
that mrh statement «o nieii ,.,
N
J
hl
aide of SasttfUff Ro""ship will contribute no part of the
From the Northerly aide nf East Oreenbrook Avenue, «
OODDRIDOE, IN THE COUNTY
IMl, mid nrtfr iMihlli'titicm arnird-lor Is lo be nasessed upon property mow plow
that the gro«s debt of mWl i,",
cost of said purpose, If being ex- Ired
~ MIDDLESEX. AS A LOCAL IM- Henry Place to the floutherlv Mtie
int- m i:\tt- was fiirtlitr consideredi jpsclallv benefited. »nd 17) the perl- Appropriation and Estimated roil
From Florida Orove Road to 1M1* ited that the special aweMment* Local Bond Law. Said bonn> shall , h lp as defined In Section ih\
'ROVEMErTT, TO MAKE AN AT>- nf East Irfiuls Plac*
• for • fin 11 |in«Kme and was finally io d nf riv fulness of sftld purpose,
$2,000
Worterly Termlr.ua Plan _and__ pro- .-.led ther»for will equal IIB7.45O bear Inter** at a ratr which slmll of said Loeai Bond U j , is i,,r r, ;.
r
'ROriUATION OF 1187,450 TO PAY
adopted on March 2nd, 196S after jccordlnir to 1M reaaonablt life. l(
Down
.ijment
.'lie for proposed curb
and (31 no special aawMmenVs for not exceed »lx per centum l» : I hV mis ordinance b ) n n « ; M ,
"HE COST THEREOF TO MAKI"
• «• fnibllr licnriiiR lit a meeting of a period of thirty years, computed
S100
Oreenbrook
Avenue.
Df* w "
such purpose have been levle-d or per annum. All matters with re- t h«t the humane* of t i e homi ,
the Municipal Council o[ the Town- 'mm the dnt« of said hnnds, and
Amount of lion ill and Notes
DOWN PAYMENT AND AUTH of Eairt Inelin Parkway.
Charlw W. Bttmle, T.E,, February confirmed and 13) mien special as- spect to aald bond* not determined n o t " authorised by this nniv ,,
ship of Woodbrlrtur. New Jersey. 8) Hie, cost of such purpose, as
Prom the Northerly Hide of East
11.900
IRIZE THE ISSUANCE OF HONIW
sessments may be putd In ten »n- by thi* ordinance shall he de- will t>* within all debt llmi-,.,
186).
Said Ordinance wan approved By hereinbefore atM«d, Includes the
Period of Usefulness
by said Local nn
O FINANCE SUCH, APPROPHIA- Imlln Parkway to the Southerly
termined by resolutions to be herenual Installment*.
Northerly ilde
M
the Mayor, and returned on March •urn of S30.000 which la estimated
side
of U«st Arthur Place.
IS years
ON AND TO PROVIDE FOR TUB
Seotlon 11. This ordlnanr»
From ihe WesWrly side of Florida
Section J. It In hereby deter after adopted,
:trr> IM5. and will tflke effect on o be necessary to finance the cost 31 The acquisition and Installation
Prqm the Northerly side of
8UAN0E OF BOND ANTICIPA8«c.l.l<ii> (.
8«ctl(»
I To finance »ald purpow.I take enect t-wenty days after t- ,
March J4Mi. IBM according to law of such purpose, Including archi- if the following additional equipON N O T E S
IN ANTIOIPA- Arthur Place to the Southerly »1de Orove Road to the Easterly <*<* <* mined and »t*t»d that i l l the bond
nol*s of
f mid
i-llc»tlon thereof after dm,
making
of
such
Improvement inn anticipation notes
Highland Avenue
JOSEPH V VAUSNTI
tect'! fees, accotiptlng, engineering ment In the public parks and pl«v:ON OF THK ISSUANCE OF SUCH of East Warren Street,
Townnhlp
off an aggr«Rat«
principal
h
g
i
hereinafter
referred
to
as
"purFrom the Westerly side «* » » " .rf'aire
and Inspection costs, legal expenses irounds maintained by the TownProm the Northerly side of East
0ND8
Municipal CleTk
amount
not
exceeding
(171,500
are
nn^"i, is not a current expense of
ROBIBT 1 . JACKS
ship
as
places
of
public
resort
and
and
Avenue
to
it*
Westerly
»
r
and
other
expenses
Including
InterWarren
Street
to
lt«
Northerly
terpur
U.V1/65
'
»1M
BE IT ORDAINED by the Munlclthori»e<l to be Insue
Mid Township, and (2) It IK nivesPresident of the Con,,,
est on mich obligations to the en- -ecreatlon:
mlnua.
il Council of the Township of minus.
o riimnce u i d purpoee by Ihe
Raid ordinance remains on •
(nt permitted by Section 4OA:2-20
Nnv Jersey.Stile Department of
ioutherly
Side
Werterly
Hide
Four (4) baseball backstops s.140'
'oodbrldge. In the County of Mldnf
obligation*
of
*ald
' the Municipal c:
of th* Local Bond Law.
Civil Service Examinations
of chain link fence Playground
From the Northerly aide of
eeex, New Jersey, aa follows:
Township pursuant to the local
Announced closltic date for Mint
equipment
BECTION 3 It Is hereby deterBectlon I. The portions of the Street to the Southerly aide of
Honrl
Law
of
New
Jersey,
and
HI
applications, Marrh 31, IMS. For ap- mined «nd stated t-hM nnt less thnn Appropriation and Estimated Cost
jllowlnx publlo streets In the Enst J i n n Place.
the estimated cost of said purpow la
UliHiipns. duties, and minimum $9,500 of the moneys appropriated
IU.400
From the Northerly side of East land Avenue to IK Westerly Ter- 1187,490 and '41 W.9M or aald xum
ownship of Woodbridge, In the
flimjjncations apply to Department under the caption "flown payment"
Down Payment
ounty of Middlesex, shall be Im- James Place to the Southerly *Ke
la to be' provided by the down
minus.
nt Civil Service, State House, Tren- or "capital Improvement fund" In
|l,300
unved by constructing therein con- of Eaat George Place
payment hereinafter appropriated tlom prescribed by Mid Law
llntjn avenue Kenber
ton,. New Jersey.
budgets of said Township heretoAmount of Bonds and Notes
rete curbs as follows:
From the Northerly aide of Ka»t' From Florida drove Road to its fc> flnpince »M(1 purpose, and IS' matterti with respect to said not« be held In the Council Chi:,
Open to citizens, 12 months resi- fore udoptwl la available to finance
irndy Drive, Woodbrldge
Oeorge Place to the southerly aide werterly Terminus. Plan and pro- the estimated maximum amoun not determined ny thla ordinance rhe Munlelpsd BulMlni, Wooih
SH.ioo
N J on Tu«<nlay, March lmii
dent' In Woodbrldire Township,
said purpose, the sum of H9.500 Is
From Grove Street to Clinton of Bast Henry Place.
Period of UsefulntM
file of proposed curb trades for of bonds or notes necetmry to be shall be determined by resolution!
Inspector (Field), Salary, herehy appropriated from such
:reet. Plan and profile of proposed
13 years
From the Northerly aide of East Clinton Avenue, drawn by Charles laaued for aald purpow In I17BJ0O, to be hereafter adopted tn the at g o'clock In the evening at •
time
and plaet all persons In'/
moneys to the payments of the cost
,.,
J per year.
^reet
grades
for
Orady
Drive,
drawn
TOTALS
Henry Place to the Southerly aide W. Beagle, T.E„ Aupist ISS3.
anrf HI the cost of such purpose, event that bonds art Issued purmiCarpenter, Salary, KM - #3.10 per of aild purpose.
iy Charles W Beagle. T.E. Novem- of East Louis Place.
Appropriation and Estimated Coit
M hereinbefore stated, Includes the ant to this ordlnnnoe, the aggregate will be given an opportunity
Northerly Bide
hour.
'heard
ooncenOni said ordl
ber
1964
(133,000
From the Northerly side of East
amount of K4 450 which amount of notes hereby authotined
SUCTION 4. To fln»nce said purFrom the Westerly side of Florid*
Maintenance Repairman, Salary,
Tortherly Hit
JOfllPH V.
V VA
AL
Down Payment
Louis Place to the Southern aide
to be Issued shall b* nduced by un
pose, bonds of said Township of an
Orove
Road
to
the
Easterly
side
of
be
necessary
M.120-14,800 per year.
Prom
the
easterly
side
of
Orove
Is
estimated
to
Municipal Clerk
of Bast Iselln Parkway.
*a,Mo
Highland Avenue.
Mechanical Broom Maker, Salary, aggregate principal amount not exfinance
the
cost
u
n
u
i
n
m
i
oom
oi
aucn
pui|iM.imiira'"
«M"-;
—
~
f^,.«j'
tf
the
IL
J
From
the
Northerly
ride
of
East
Amount of Bonds and Notes
ceeding 1188.000 art hereby authorto the westerly side of BerFrom the Westerly side ot High- Inoludlng architect's fee*, account-ount of the bonds ao Issued ii_rn
»I.S»-t3.47 per hour.
Iselln Parkway to the Southerly
1126,900
11 street.
land Avenue Mi Its Westerly terPublic Worts Superintendent,. Sal- ised and shajl be issued pursuant to
Section 4. The oost of such puraald Local Bond Law. Said bonds
From the easterly side of Bergen side of lest Arthur Place.
ary, 112,500 per year.
minus.
From the Northerly side of East
shall bear interest at a rate which poses, as hereinbefore stated. In- treet to the westerly side of Sherry
Relocation Assistant, Salary. W.JOO- shall not exceed six per centum cludes tbe aggregate amount of treet.
Arthur Place to the Southerly «id« of Southerly Site
Fran the Westerly dOe of Florida
tS.OOO per year.
Bust Warren Street.
16%) per annum. All matters with $13,190 which Is estimated to be neFrom
the
easterly
side
of
Sherry
Open to dtlaens, 12 months resi- respect to said bonda not determ- cessary to, finance the cost of such
From *he Northerly aide of East Orove Road •» the easterly side ot
dent In Woodbridge Township. Open ined by this ordinance shall be de purposes, including architect's fees, treet to the westerly tide of Clln- Warren Street to Its Northerly ter- Highland Avenue,
on
Street.
to citizens, resident In the United termlned by resolution! to be here accounting, engineering and InspecFrom the Westerly side of Hifhminus.
ioutherly Bide
8t»te«. NOTE: 'Two lists wtll be es- after adopted. '
tion costf, legal expenses and other
Innd Avenue to Its Westerly terFrom the easterly side of Orove Jordan Road, Colonla
ttbllshed «s a result of this examinexpenses, Including interest on such
From Inman Avenue to Morn minus,
ation . The first list wilt contain the
SUCTION 5. fro finance laid pur- obligations, to the extent permitted tTeet to the westerly side of Ber- lngstds Road. Revised .plan and
A copy of such plans and pro'Mines of residents; the second, non- pose, bond ftMpelpatlon- not** et by Section «A:J-ao of the Local en street.
profile of promasd turb endss for files described above is on file tn
10th day of February, 1966,
From
the
easterly
side
of
Bergen
• residents. It there is not a sufficient aald Township of an aggregate prin- Bond Law.
JOSEPH .#LENTC. Clerk
Itreet to the westerly side of Clln- Jordan Road, drawn by Carl F. the office of the Municipal Clerk
number of ellglblea available on the cipal amount not exceeding $188,000
Wheeler. T.E., October ""
Section J. It Is hereby determined on Street.
and
li
open
to
public
Inspection.
Municipal Building.
resident list, the non-resld«nt list are hereby authorlMt .and shall be and stated that moneys exceeding
Ea«terl7
814*
Section 1. The Him of 1187.490
Issued pursuant toTmld Local Bond W.500, appropriated for down pay- lt^ Georie'i Avenue, W«odbrU|e
will t » used."
Woodbridge. New Jenay
From
the
Northerly
side
of
fnma^
Is
hereby
appropriated
to
the
payFro
h
y
Avenue to Freeman,
From
Principal PluniiM, Salary. »10,*00- law. In anticipation rrf -the issu- ments m r e i p t w i improwmenw or
ment of the catt ot conetroctlnf
ME 4-4500.
0 ^
Smrth«rly
ance of said bonds. Said notes shall for the capital Improvement fund
113.000 per year.
such emu.
curb Improvement,
such
suca
«.. K . W .,
bear Interest at s rate which shall Ip budgets heretofore adopted for urb grades for 8 t : Georges Ave- Sand; Lane.
IX. 374-11-18/M
Certified by me
not exceed six per centum («%) per said Township are now available to iue, drawn by Charles W. Beagle, ' From the Northerly side of Sandy appropriation shall b« met from the
Lane to the'Southerly tide of Tu- proojedt of the sale of the bonds
annum, and may' be renewed from finance said purposes. The sum of '.E., September 19*5.
SHERIFF'S RALE
This 10th day of February, 196$
authorised, and the down payment
dor Lane.
time to time pursuant* to and with- M.500 Is hereby appropriated from lasterly Side
SUPERIOR COURT OF
From th* Northerly side of Tudor appropriated, by thla ordlnanot.
in the limitations prescribed by such moneys to the payment of the
From the Southerly Side of FreeNEW JERSEY
Section
3
Said
Improvement
said Local Bond Law. All matters cost of said purposes,
It is hereby certified that the approved budget annexed hereto and hereby made i part
__jan Stteet to the Northerly aide Lane to the Southerly side of Lan (hall be undertaken a> a local Im- CHANCERY DIVISION
with respect to sold notes not decaster Road
of North Street.
MIDDLESEX COUNTY
hereof is an exact copy of the original on file with the clerk of the g o w n i n g body, that
provement and the cost thereof
Section t. To finance said purpostermined by this ordinance shall be
From
the
Northerly
side
of
L»n
From the Southerly aide of North
Docket No. F 475 M
not borne by the Township shall
determined by resolutions to be es, bonds of said Township of an
all addition*, are correct and that all statements contained hereto are in proof.
' J.-'I. KISLAK MORTGAGE OOR hereafter adopted. In the event that aggregate principal amount not ex- itreet to the Northerly side of Lot caster Road to the Southerly side be assessed upon the lands and
of Mornlnvstde Road.
FORMATION, a corporation of tbe bonds are Issued pursuant to this ceeding «12e,J00 are hereby author' an. Block 572.
real estate upon the line and In
JOSEPH J. SEAMAN, Registered Muokiptf Accountant.
Westerly
Side
Winterly
Side
vicinity of said Improvement
'flute of New Jersey, w i t the Plalr- ordinance, the aggregate amount of Ized and shall be Issued pursuant to
410 Market Street, Perth Amboy, N. J.
From the Northerly aide of In which may be benefited by said
Prom the Southerly side of St.
-ttff.-tind WALTER J. HAMILTON, notes hereby authorlied shall be re- said Local Bond Law. Said bonds
•«V» HAMILTON hli wife, and duced by an amount equal to the shall bear Interest at a rate which 3eorge's Avenue to the Northerly man Avenue to the Southerly sldi Improvement, as provided In ChapHI 2 • 1638.
of Mornlngslde Road.
property
line
ot
Lot
8.
Block
40J-AA.
ter
H
ot
Title
40
of
the
Revised
JIAN 8HILLKR also known u JXAN
shall not exceed six per centum
Bramhall Road, Colonla
Certified by me
Statutes of New Jeney. All
rlnclpal amount of the bonds so <6%) per annum. All matters with Mawbey Street, Woodbridge
BCHILLBR, w e n the Defendants.
From Amboy Avenue to Lyman
, Writ of execution for the Mle of sued. If the aggregate amount respect to said bonds not determ
This 10th day of February, 1966.
.venue. PIsn and profile of pro- ind Dukes Road, drawn by Oood- ahall in etch case be as I M I I J
mortgaged premises dated Decenv shall at any time exceed the sum lned by this ordinance shall be de
first mentioned In this section, the termlned by resolutions to be here- sosed rurb (trades for Mawbey
ber 35nd. 19»4.
LOCAL BUDGET NOTICE
treet. drawn by Charles W. Beagle,
By virtue of the above stated moneys raised by the Issuance of after adopted.
NOTICE OF TAX SALE
T.E.. June 190J.
said bonds shall, to not lees than
Section 1.
fro roe directed and delivered, the amount of such excess, be apSection 7. To finance said purpos- Northerly Slrle
TOWNSHIP OF WOODbaUvCI,
1 expose to aale at publlo ven- plied to the payment of the prin- es, bond anticipation notes of aald
From the Easterly side of Lyman
Local Budget of the Township of Woodbridge, County of Middlesex for the (deal year 1965.
<lue o n
SMttoa # » 7
cipal of such notes then outstand- Township of an aggregate principal .venue to the Westerly side of
amount not exceeding »126.JOO are
'..WEDMBDAY. THE 10th DAT OF. ing.
Be It Resolved, that the following statements of revenues and appropriations shall con
Incoln Avenue.
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
th«
underiigDed
CoUedor
of
Taiet
hereby
authorized
and
shall
be
IsMARCH A.D., IKS
From the Easterlv side of Lincoln
stitute the local budget for the year 1965.
SECTION « It is hereby deter- sued pursuant to said Local Bond
at tjie hour of two o'clock by the
venue to the Westerly side of of the Township of Woodbridge, in tbe County of Middlesex will
thea pwvalUng (Standard or Day- mined and stated that the Supple- Law, in anticipation of the Issuance Washington Avenue
Be It Further Resolved, that said budget be published in The Independert-Leider in th*
d a public sale at the Tax Office, Memorial Muni6ipal Building,
hold
light Saving) time, In tbe after- mental Debt Statement required by of said bdnds. Said notes shall bear
From the Easterlv side of Wash
issue of March 4th, 1965,
ain
Street,
Woodbridge,
New
Jersey,
March
16.1965,
at
2
o
clods
noon of the said, day, at the Sheriff's aald Local Bond Law has been duly Interest ai a rate which shall not Ington Avenue t# the Westerly side Main
Offlee In the City of New Brunswick, made and flleo In the office of the exceed six per centum I8<11 per an
Notice is hereby given that the budget and tax resolution wai approved by the Council
in the afternoon. Eastern Standard Time, to satisfy municipal liens
Municipal Clerk of said Township, num, and may be renewed from •f Amboy Avenue.
N. t
and that such statement so filed time to time pursuant to and with- inntherlv Side
of the Township of Woodbridge. County of Middlesex, on February 10th. 1MB.
ALL that tract or parcel of land, shows that the gross debt of said in the limitations prescribed by
From the BssWrlv side of Lyman now in arrears.
A hearing on the budget and tax resolution will be held at Municipal Building, on March
altimte, lying and being In the Township, as defined In Section 40- said Local Bond Law. All matters ivenue to the Westerly side of
The parcels to be sold are listed below, being described by lot
Township of Woodbridge. in the A:2-43 of said Local Bond Law, lj with retwect to said notes not de
Incoln Avenue.
18th. 1%, at 8 o'clock <P. M.), at which time and place objections to said budget and U i
and
block
number
shown
on
the
Township
Assessment
Map,
and
in
County of Middlesex, In the State increased by this ordinance by $188,- termlned by tb,Ls ordinance shall be
From, the Easterlv side of Lincoln
resolution for the year 1965 may be presented by taxpayers or other interested persons
of New Jersey:
000. and that tht Issuance of the determined by resolutions to be Avenue to the Westerly aide olj accordance with the last tax duplicate giving tbe owner's name at
BEGINNING at a point In the bonds and notes authorized by this hereafter adopted. In the event that Washington Avenue.
de of wash-1 shown on the last tax duplicate, together with the total amount due
EXPLANATORY STATEMENT
northerly .side of Fourth Street ordinance will be within all debt bonds are Issued pursuant to this
From the Easterly _
distant 200 feet from th« corner limitation.! prescribed by said Local ordinance, the aggregate amount of ngton Avenue to the Westeriy side thereon as computed to THE FIRST DAK OF JULY, 1IM.
Somm»rT of Current Fowl Sectioa «t Approved Bodget
Bond
Law.
notes
hereby
authorized
shall
be
formed by the intersection of tuld
if Amboy Avenue.
Said respective parcels of land will be sold to make the amounts
General Appropriations for:
Year 1 M
Year 19(4
reduced by an amount equal to thi
Northerly side of Fourth Street with
>mes Street, Woodbrtdfe
SECTION 7 This ordinance shall
the Easterly'side of Carteret Street take effect twenty days after the principal amount of the" bonda si
1. Municipal Purposes
t8,8M,0l4.«l 18,171,71721
From School Street to Amboy severally chargeable against the same on said FIRST DAK OF
Issued, If the aggregate amount o:
and running thence:
first publication thereof after final outstanding bonds and notes Issuer ivenue. Plan and profile of pro- JULY, 19M as computed in said list together with interest on said
3. Reserve for Uncollected Taxes — Based on Estimated 95 Perposed Street erodes for James
(1) North 32 degrees 92 minutes passage,
pursuant to this ordinance shall *< Jtreet. drawn bv Charles W. Beagle, amount FROM SAID FIRST DAY OF JULY TO THE DATE OF
cent of Tax Collections
«B9,OOB.O9
IMJIOOOO
30 seconds East 100 feet; thence
ROBERT I. JACKS
any time exceed the sum flrat men T.E,. duted February 19M.
(2) South 5T degrees 71 minutes
4. Total General Appropriations
7315,014.6s)
7,0*4,73728
SALE, and the cost of sale.
President of the Council
tloned in this section, the money; Northerly Bide
30 seconds East SO feet; thence
STATEMENT
raised by the Issuance of said bondi
Said parcels will be sold in fee to such persons as will purchase
From the Easterly Side of Amboy
(3) South 32 degrees 32 minutes The '
Ordinance published shall, to not less thon the amoun
30 seconds West 100 feet to the herewit
5. Leu: Anticipated Revenues Other Than Current Property
been finally passed of such excess, be applied to th' Ivenue to the Westerly side of Ross the same, subject to redemption at the lowest rate of interest, but
.treet.
Northerly side ol Fourth Street; by thr
»al Council of
payment of the principal of <
,
Tax (i.e. Surplus, Miscellaneous Revenues and Receipts
From the Easterly aid* of Ross not exceeding eight per cent per annum.
thence
Towns!-.
Woodbridge In
notes then outstanding.
Btnet- to <<4)e Westerly aide of
from Delinquent Taxes
MM,Q14JI
IJtW'J
idlesex, In the State ol
141 Along the same North SI de IjDounty o.
Said
sales
will
be
subject
to
municipal
liens
accruing
AFTER
School Street.
grees i f m i n i n e s 30'seconds' West [New Jersey o n t h e 28th day of Feb
.SECTION 8. It is hereby tjeterm Southerly Side
JULY l, 1964, including assessments confirmed after that date
lary. 1995 and the twenty day pef50 feet to the point or place of
Prom the Eafterlv tide of Amboy and 1964 taxes, and to the right of interested parties to redeem
6. Difference: Amount to be Raised by Taxes for Support of
3d of limitation within which a lned* and stated that the average
BEGINNING
period of usefulness of said purpos
DESCRIBED in accord wit-he, sur- ult, action or proceeding queatlod- es. according to their reasonabli Avenue to the Westerly side of
Municipal Budget (as follows):
School
StTeet.
within
the
time
fixed
by
law.
K the Validity of such otdlnanoe
vey mnde.by Edward C. Rellly and
(i) Local Tax for Municipal Purposes Including Reserve
be commenced, u provided In lives, taking Into consideration thi Church Street, Woodbridge
Associates, P.E. undyL-S., Perth
TOTAL LIENS
respective amount Qf bonds or notei
From Amboy Avenue to Linden
for Uncolleeted Taxes
1J01.00MD
Amboy, New Jersey, dated March M Local Bond Law, has begun to to be Issued for said purposes. Is
Avenuo
and
from
Lincoln
Avenue
WITH
un
from
the
date
of
the
first
pub28,- IWS3.
period of seven years, cornputei to Lyman Avenue, Plan and profile
BEING Commonly known as 14 'otlon of this statement.
INTEREST
TO
from the date of said bonds.
of proposed curb grade lor Church
IsadCaaMllai
JOSEPH V. VALENTI
Summary <* 19M Appt
Fourth Street, Port Reading, New
Section >. It Is hereby determine* Street, drawn by Charles W Beagle. BLOCK
LOT
OWNEB
JULY 1.1164
Municipal Cler* of the
Jersey, and designated as tax lots
Water
and
declared
that
the
Supplemental
T.E..
dated
February
19M.
Township of Woodbridge, N. J.
387 B
13 and 14 In block 107) on the tax
1 to 3A Incl .
Karly Investment Co
55957
Debt Statement required by said Lo Northerly Bide
VHHty
$45.31
map of the Township of Wood- .L. 3/4/65
cal Bond Law has been duly mad.
Mars
Realty
Co.
555.57
From the Westerly side of Linden 4 8 7 B . 3B to 5A Incl.
bridge, 'Mew Jersey.
Budget Appropriations - Adopted Budget
.'
17,048,717.11 $
1MO00
and filed In the office of ttie Mimic
Avenue to the Easterly side of Am- 387 B
NOTICE
5B
to
(A
lncL
Karly
Investment
Co
55557
BEING the sune premises conpal Clerk of said Township «nd sue bov Avenue
Notice
Is
hereby
given
that
tbe
387
B
veyed t o the mortgagors herein by
8Btol0AIncl.
Mars Realty Co.,
555.57
statement so filed stfows that th
From the Westerly aide of LinTotal Appropriations . . < ^
t7,0*J,7?Mt $
deed ot Andrew Shlller and Jean allowing proposed Ordinance was gross debt of said Township as
coln Avenue to the Easterly side 387 B
10B to 12 Ind.
. Karly Investment Co
555.57
traduced and passed on first read6hlller, bis wife, dat*d July -30.
fined
In
Section
40A.:2-43
of
sail
of
Lvman
Avenue.
Expenditures: Paid or Charged
387 B
19 to 21 Incl.
Karly Investment Co
665.24
1963 and recorded In the Oftlce of Ing at a meeting of the Municipal Law. Is Increased by this ordlnanci Southerly Side
4*666
(Including Reserve for Uncouected Taxes)
tUtUfe*
I
the Clerk of Middlesex County on Toundl of the Township of Wood- by (120.500 an4 that the Issuance c
22 to 24 Ind.
Margaret Csaki
From the Westerly dde of Lin- 387 B
August 1, 1983, In Deed Book 342J Tldge, In the County of Middlesex, said obligations will be within a den Avenue to the Easterly Side 367C
Reserved
,
801,4710
'ew
Jersey
held
on
the
2nd
day
of
1
to
3A
Incl.
Karly
Investment
Co
555.57
at page 373 this being s purchase
debt limitations prescribed "by " of Noe Avenue.
Unexpended Balances Cancelled
10s.MO.tt
387 C
3B to 5A Incl.
Mars Realty Co
555.57
money mortgage given to secure March, 1965, and that said Ordin- Local Bond Law.
From the Westerly side of Noe
the oonaderatlon for the aforesaid ance will be taken up for further
Section 10. This ordinance sh&l! Avenue to the Easterly Side of Am- 387 C
5B to 8A Incl.
Kariy Investment Co
555.57
lonslder&tlon
for
final
passage
at
a
conveyance.
nesting of said Municipal Council take effect twenty* days after thi *iov Avenue.
Total Expenditures and Unexpended Balances Cancelled I7.046.7J7Jl I 430686
387C
BB to 10A Incl.
Mars Realty Co
555.57
From the Westerly side of Lincoln
The approximate amount of the 0 be held at 1U'meeting room In first publication thereof after flm
10B to 12 I n d
Karly Investment Co
555.57
Avenue to the Easterly Side of 387C
Judgment to be satisfied by said ' - Memorial Municipal Building, passage.
ROBERT E. JACKS
Lyman Avenue.
387 C
•ale tl tbe sum of Fifteen Thous- 'oodbrldge, New Jersey, qn the 16th
13 to 15 Incl.
Margaret Csaki
661.59
Overexpenditures*
President of the Council
Hunt Street, Iselln
!
and. Six Hundred,
Sixty-Three1 ay of March. 1063, at 8 o'clock p.
387C .
16 to 18 Ind.
Karty Investment Co. . .
Said Ordinance remains on file 1
Middlesex Avenue to Autl^ Ave(*15,W3.00) Dollars more or less, i. or as soon thereafter as said mat5 to 21 Ind.
Karty Investment Co. . . . . . . . 649.36
nue. Flan and. profile of proposed 387C
'See Budget Appropriation Items so marked to tht right of i
plus Interest together with the tor can be reached, at 'Which time the office of the Municipal Clerk fi
Street Grades for Hunt Street, 387C
coats of this sale.
and place all persons who may be public Inspection,
22 to 24 Incl
Margaret Csaki
666.68
"Expended 1964 • Reserved."
Notice
Is
rtirthet
given
that
sal
drawn by Charles W. Beagle, T.I.,
The subscriber reserves the right hterested therein will be given an
387D
1 to 3A Incl
Karly Investment Co
555.57
EpplwuUM «f ApprtfriatttM ftr "Other I
to adjourn said sale from time to opportunity to be heard concerning ordinance will be further considerei November 1944.,
for final passage by said, Council - Northerly Side
387 D
3B to 5A Incl.
Mar; Realty Co
555.57
time subject only to such limita- 'he same,
The amounts appropriated under the title of "Other Expenses" a n (or operating costs
a
Regular
Meeting
of
that
body
From
the
Easterly
side
of
Middletions or restrictions upon the exer- A copy of this Ordinance has been
387 D
5B to 8A IocL
Karly Investment Co
555.57
other than "Salaries and Wage*."
I
sex Avenue to the Westerly side of
cise of such power as ma; be spe- osted on the Bulletin Board upon be held In the Council Chamber
387 D
8B to 10A Ind.
Man Realty Co
555.57
cially provided by law or rules of rhlch public notices are customarl- the Municipal Building, WoodbridRi Auth Avenue.
Some of the items included in ''Other ExpenMs" art:
387 D
Court. Sold subject to conditions of
posted in the Memorial Municipal N. J. on Tuesday. March 18th, 196: Southerly Side
10B to 12 b d .
Karly Investment Co
555.57
Material, supplies and noobondable equipment.
From the Easterly tide of Middle•SI*.
Building of the Township, and a at J o'clock In the evening at whlcl
13 to 15 Incl.
Karly Investment Co
648,25
time and place all persons lnterestei sex AVenue to the Westerly side 387D
Repairs and maintenance of buildings, equipment, roads, etc.
opy
Is
available
up
to
and
IncludRQBSRT H. JAMISON.
will
be
given
an
opportunity
to
"
of Auth Avenue.
16 to IS Incl.
Margaret Csaki
ing the time of such meeting t o the
.
8n«lK.
Contractual services for garbage and trash removal, fire hydrant aervig», aid to volun1
he*rd
concerning
said
ordinance.
Indiana
Avenue,
IteUn
members of the general public of
19 to 11 Ind.
Margaret Csaki
636.1J
BUOKXR, BEACH & WCHLER,
JOSEPH V. VALKNTI
Fj«n Cqpper Avenue to E m teer fire; companies, etc.
;he Township who shall request
Attomeyi.
22
to
M
i
n
d
Karly
Investment
Co
666.68
Municipal
Clerf
387
D
hunt
Avenue.
Plan
and
profile
of
l i . J/1Y-18-M-J/4/85
W.D0 luch ooples at the office of tbe Mu- I.L. 3/4/85
Printing and advertising, utility services, insurance and mioy otter itams essential
f
»«0
proposed street grades and storfn 3 8 7 E
itelpal Cleric in the Memorial MuI to 3A Ind.
Karly Investment Co
555.57
drilnage
for
Indiana
Avenue,
to the service rendered by municipal government.
AN ORDINANCE APltlOPRIATTNO ildpal Building In Woodbriflge, New
3B
to
5
Ind.
M
a
n
Realty
Co.
555.57
dmwn tin Charles W. Beagle, /T.I., 387 E
NOTICE
»l«7,5OO TO PAT TUB COST OF 'ersey.
November 1994.
'
6 to 8A Ind.
Karly Investment Co
55557
387E
AN ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE Notice la hereby given that t
THI
CONSTRUCTION
Of A
Northerly Side
THE
ACQUISITION
OF
KJUIPallowing
proposed
Ordinance
wi
8B to 10 Ind.
Mars Realty Co,
555.57
387 E
BUILDING FOR USE A6 A PRKE
From the Easterly side of Cooper
BLIO LIBRARY BUILDING AT MBNT AND- AUTOMOTIVE VEHIC- .ntroduced and paased on firs
M t
II to 13 I n c l
Karly Investment Co
633.69
°t\ 3 8 7 E
SOUTH BAST CORNER Of LES B T T H E TOWNSHIP O F reading at a meeting of the Munlc' Aventie to the Westerly
1. ferptes Aattclpated
11,300,000.00
Rldgdley Avenue.
387E
14 to 16 Ind.
Margaret Csaki
IMAN AVENUE AND INMAN WOODBBIIXiE, IN THE COUNTY, pal Council of the T o m s h l p <
From
the
Easterly
side
of
Bldgeley
AVSNUB. IN THE COLONIA SEC IP MIDDLESEX, TO APPROPRIATE Woodbridge, in the County of Ml<
1. Miscefyueotts Screaaes:
387 E
17 to IB Incl
Karly Investment Co
634.02
TION OF THE TOWNSHIP QP 133,000 TO PAT THE COST THERE- llesex, New Jersey held OD the 2n Avenue to the Westerly side of UrnLicenses:
387 E
20 to 22 Ind. .
Margaret Csaki
666.68
WOODBRIDGE, IN THE COUNT! OF TO MAKE A DOWN PAYMENT Jay of March, IMS? and that aa' hurst Avenue.
S i 166 «
OP MIDDLESEX, TO MAKE A AND TO AUTHORIZE T H I IflflU- Jrdlnance will be taken up for fu /Southerly Bide
Alcoholic B m t a g e s
34,100.00
387F
l to 3A IncL
Kariy Investment Co.
611.13
From the Westerly side of Cooper
DOWN PAYMENT AND TO AUTH LNCB OF BONDS TO FINANCE, her consideration for final passai
Other
:
1«,U».4O
3Bto6AIncL
Mars Realty Co.
611.13
17.000J0
Avenue to the Easterly side of E l m . 387F
ORIZE THE ISSUANCE OF BONDS iUCH APPROPRIATION ANp TO! it a meeting of said Munlclp
TO FINANCE SUCH APPROPRIA > R 0 V I D E
Fees and Permits;
387F
FOR T.HE ISSU-' Council to he held at Its raeeMr hurst Avenue.
6Bto9AInd.
Karly Investment Co
611.;
Indiana Avenue. Iselln
TION. AND TO PROVIDE FOR THEINCB OF BOND ANTICIPATION room In the Memorial Munlclp
387 F
Building
i
93,800.00
9B to 11 Ind.
M a n Realty Co.
617,
71,000.00
ISSUANCE OF BOND ANTICIPA NOTES IN ANTICIPATION OF T H I Building, Woodbridge, New Jerse
From Green street to Its westerly
J9.620.7S
TION NOTES IN ANTICD?ATION OF -SSUAMCK OF SUCH BONDS.
Terminus. Bnan and profile of pro- 387F
Other
,
38,400.00
12 to 14 IncL
Karly Investment Co.
m the 19th day of March, IMS.
30,000.(10
THE ISSUANCE OP 8UCH BONDS.
posed curll grades for Indiana 387F
BE IT ORDAINED hy the Munlcl J o'clock p m or as soon thereat
15 to 17 Ind.
Margaret Csaki
Fines:
i
l
WHEREAS, the Township of Wood, pal Council of the Township of aa seld matter can be reached.
Avenue, drawn by Charles W. Beagle.
387F
bridge, in the County of Middlesex, Woodbridge, tn the County of Mid- which time and place all p«rso
18 to 20 Ind,
Margaret Csaki
629.24
I I , dated! February 1989.
Munidpal Court
64,700.00
48,000.00
•4.779 »
lina heretofore established a Free dlesex, as follows:
Northerly Side
'
387F
who may be Interested therein v
21 to 23 Incl
Karly Investment Co
671.47
State Road Aid, Formula Fund
46,334,00
4tJM.H0
Public Library, pursuant to law
From
the
Wester!*
aide
of
Section 1. The acquisition of be glvWi an opportunity to be hea:
387G
6 k 7A
\
ManBealtyCo
S33.S
und the Trustees of the Free Pub
State Road Aid, Construction Fund (1966
Street to its; w«*Urv terminus.
concerning the sane.
lie Library ot the Township n equipment and automotive vehicle387 G
7B to 9 Incl
Karly Investment Co
515.57
i Allotment)
[..:
6,010.00
Wooilbridge, In the County of Mid' described In Section 3 of this OrdNOTICE OF AUDIT
367
G
inance
Is
hereby
authorized
in
aclOtoUAIncL
Mars Realty Co
555.57
dlesex, have determined It to be
1,854.00
Steto Library Aid ( R . i IB24AI
1.S6M0
lielln, V. }.
advisable to construct a biilldln cordance with law. There Is hereby
387
G
February i, IMS
12BU)141nd.
Karly Investment Co
555.57
Interest and Costs on Taxes
2S.5tt.00
for vise as a Free Public Library oi appropriated to the acquisition of
387G
15 to 17A I n d
Mars Realty Co
555.57
the land heretofore acquired fo such property described In Section Board of Fire Commissioners
Interest and Costs on Assessments
I^OO.M
367G
such purpose situate In the Town 3 hereof (herelnafterCreferred to L . District No 11
17B to Is) Ind.
Karly Investment Co
555.57
«,OS8.70
Bus Receipts Taxes
8,000.00
ship of Woodbrldue uud to pur- "purpose"), the respective amounts Iselln. New Jerwy
8,000.00
387 G
20 to 22 Incl.
Mars Realty Co
666.(9
,
chase the original furnishings am' of money hereinafter stated as the Gentlemen:
Franchise Taxes .
S24,6O0.O>
IM.6B3"
480,000.tt
In uicorUiuu e with your Instructions I ' have audited your Oash 387 G
equipment for auch new building appropriation for aald respective
23 to ISA Incl.
Karly Investment Co
555.57
Gross Receipts Taxes
" 3,136,400,00
and' to ex'imd therefor not exceed- purposes. Such appropriation ehaV Receipts and Cash Disbursements for the year ended January 31, 1MB.367 G
1,970^00.00
25Bto27 1nd
Mars Realty Co
555.57
16K.S19T.S0Or
be met from the proceeds of the
The rush balance shown by your records was reconciled with the
Payments in Lieu of Gross Receipts Taxes —
387G
bonda authorised, and the. down bank statement.
28 to SOA Ind.
Karly Investment Co
555.57
Private Water Companies (R.s. S4:30A-49. v
Following are the Jieoelpts and Disbursement*.
367 G
NOW. THEREFORE, BB IT QR payment appropriated, by this Ord30BtoJ2Incl.
Mars Realty Co
565.57
Receipts
lance.
et seq.)
275,008.00
DAINED by the Municipal Comic:
•S.4T.M
387 G
f
J,91«.iB
33 to 35A Ind.
Karly Investment Co
555.57
Section 2. It la hereby determined Balance February 1, 1964
df the Township of Woodbrldge, In
Assessment Searches
.......,,,
4,000.00
4.U4-7*
387 G
tht County ot'Middlesex,,as follows and stated that 111 mine o( the pur- Appropriation 1M4
35B to 37 Ind.
Mars Realty Co
555.57
1S100
0,096.on
SECTION 1 The sum of 1197,501 poseh referred to In the schedule i_. Rental Income
Sub-Division Applications
8,000.00
367G
38 to 40A Incl
Karly Investment Co
555.571
393.75
,
Is hereby appropriated to the Trust forth In Section 3 of this Ordinance Miscellaneous Iticome
10^4074
387G
Motor Fuel Tax/Refund
..I...,
W,80o!o0
tei of the Free Public Library o Is a current expense of jjuld Town
40Bto41Ind.
Mars Realty Co
555.57
«,313.00 387 H
Incwne on Investments
!.,,.
MNMM
1
_... —
tt,7117»
,|iip, and | 2 | It is necewary to fi Total* Ricelpta
• the, Tuwimhlp o' Woodb-rldKe In tl
68,000.00
1 to 3A
tad.
Mars Realty Co
555.57
t
• Comity of Middlesex, 'to pay th aanre aald purposes U,v the Issuance
387H
(Zoning Board Appeals
~IW,ia.4t
3B
to
5
Ind.
Karly
Investment
Co
555.57
Dbllis&t'lojis of said Township Total Balance und Receipts
cu.st of constructing ft new bulldlni
387 H
8pe«l*i Items, of General Revenue AltJeipatwi
DUbursementi
nf nltijsti "B" conttruotlpn, us de puruuatit to the Local bond Law of
6 to 8A Incl
MarsRealtyCo
555.57
tlueil In Section 40A:2-22 N J 8 , fo New Jersey, and (31 each of said Fire Prevention
387H
I with Prior Written Contest tf Direct* «f
8B to 10
tod,
Kariy Investment Co
, . 555.57
J7S.00
line'an a Fre* Public- l.lbrurv on Hi purposes shall be undertaken as I Professional Fees
387 H
Local Goveranmt
Hlle ht>nt<>for* acquired for sncl Beneral Improvement, no part of thi Advertising and Printing
lltol3AInd
Mars Realty Co
555.57
nsa
387 H
purpot* situate at tilic smith Km coat of which ahull h«
S
Salaries
1,0(0,00
13B to 15 Ind.
Karly Investment Co
555.57
Capital Fund-Reserve for Payment of Bonds
I«3,611t4
7J.O00O0
W.00O.6O
corner of Ikekniau Avenue iuid In against uro[)«rty siHiclall> bt;neflU3Q. Ilectrio mid Power
387
H
507.91
man Avenue. In the Colimlu S
•16 to 18A Ind.
Mars Realty Co
555.57!
Sect-Ion 3 The several i n
1.U1.U
387
H
tlort of Woudbrldne al&o known
hereby autruirlKetl for tho rlnanclng
Total Miscellaneous Revenues
18B to 20 Ind,
Karly Investment Co.
555.57
H.M4.014A •4.000.TI7JI
Lot n 111 Block 490 B on the Wood ut vvhlrh fiijil nbll^atloub tire to be
•r387 H
5SH
21 to 2SA Ind.
Mars Realty Co
555.17
bridge Tux Mail, und to imrrtuiw l&med, tire w\ forth In the followlil[
387 H
the original furnishing* and eoulv "Brlit-duU- uf Pur[>oiH:ii timl Am
23B to 25 Ind.
Karly Investment Co
555.57
4. ReeeipU from DeUaquent Taies
270,000,00
MO,0M.«
incut for 0Lir.li new building. Sue' ount.s," whiih D<:b#()ule altwj btiowi
387 H
Supplies and Equipment
261o28AInd
Mara Realty Co
55S.57
appropriation thall be mtti from t'l: (1) the ciMumi«d cosV o( e<uh B
S87H
MOcesdi of Urn v,\* of the bond) puri^uie, a.nd (2) tha nmount
5.
28B to 30 Incl
Karly Investment Co. . . . . . . . 555.57
SI7H
ihjtborUed ssd the d o v u p«
emit such w u i which I* to be p r o
31 to ISA b d
Mars Realty Co,
565.J7
6. Anuoat lo be Raited hy Taxts to tappart af
provided b? tbl* ordlnuw* It la ex vtded by t o i down psysieai herein
3S7H
i i m t Bysttm
psyi
SSBtoSSInd
K«riy Investment Co.
&M.571,
H m H f f l Baitjeii
" ^
f
W l to ftn>uc«
ft
h UlsceUuxsous
iftor
pecttd tbat thi Halted
ths
887 H
r»»i«. t.lv« purpose*, and (3)
Asaeric*. setlai through otw
3 '.ho w - Bom) nuxdipal sad Inters**
36toS8Atod
ManRealtyCo
558.57
(a) Local T n lor ktualdpal Purpoaes to3S7H
nor* of l u tgvnelas. will contiihm Umuod maximum amount of bonds
388 to 40 Ind.
Kwly Investment Co,
566.571
dudlng Rastrve for UncoUectad Tsass IJMWOiO
a portion of tshs coat of such Ira .ir,.) mite* to b« taaued for0 each
S«7H
1
Movement, estimated to tn fS2,iDt •ucli purpoM. tod (i) Ow vrl * ff Bdaoot January 31, MM
41 to 4SA I»d.
Mars Realty Co.
,
5H.57
387
H
tu ih» event tint fund* »rt ao con probable uMerulnew of each sue'
4SB to 45
tod.
Kariy'Investment Co
55S.67
Total Amount to bt RalMd by Taxes (or
387 H
Irtbuted. the unouut received shall purpoec utcunllin t» Its reuonabli
Total Dltbunements and Balance
"ii-i-iitid frum tbe date 0
r» applied to the payment of th life
46, 47 4 47A
Michael Csaki
555.57
387 I
Support of Municipal Budget
61,201,000.08
cual of *Uch improvement and thi se^ld bonda'
1 to l i Ind.
Margaret Csiiki
1555.64
amount of the bonds herein author
i t n m i 11 or vuHPoaEii AMD
7. Total Oetsaral
iMd reduced «ooonHn(ly
I. L.2/UK - V t - I V H
HAROLD f. MULUN.|
AMUCII«I
1 The Muoselpal Onus PuftVMI
Pi u
d i b i t s * «f
LEGAL NOTICES
LEGAL NOTICES
LEGAL NOTICES
LEGAL NOTICES
'VKwrerfyaiWm.*;
CURRENT FUND -ANTICIPATED REVENUE*
GENERAL REVENUES
. mm
INI
HH
(I.B.) • Cftrteret Preas
Thursday, March 4, 1965
PAOB
LEGU
LEGAL NOTICES
Expended MM
for IBS
Salnrlw nnd Wages
, , ml m«
W'
ln
*
*" • ; * »
z>6750
°
other Expense.;.;.....;;;;;;;;;
Annual Audit
Other Expenses
Municipal Clerk
Salaries find Wag§«
Other Expenses
;,.
Electkmi
$
(orlM4
Total tor
By
1MH u
Emergency Modified by
for 1964 Reflation All Transfer!
38,500.00
36,500.00
2,685.00
2,085.00
d
raw!
• «
:.ryas-M
M.,:nlf!pil CUrt d u r t n f t h .
-
'ln« MMth 11. >»«. but
mint t* «oeomp*Jil»d by
•. imtty far «»cutloi> erf
.,. h. iMampuiM bti> Otr
n- »f ih« M«W)Pt Of
r.wn ooum-tl
„ . « • * of ")f*
.'rh In Hi opinion
« <* *
V^i!*TB«ds»tM5*
NOTir« TO BTDDWS
Vrtlrf K htiwbj itWI) tt>»t - j — p «' h« rt^vtd by Ih* Town
- .,.; o» •()« T0WO*lp • ( WoOd• .', ,:. u u r h H, INS, for Uw
>. 'trillion A PMoOQvinivtlGv) <*f
j...-•« n wfcM* kMtUon* ID th*
- i•,<*!•.. icontnct i m n
oonI C r .- <•' u * lollovlnit qimntltln.
•<* T.mi M I S B I M M e n t e n t e
IM • 1
' i w Tom
: th* ni'n—fw tppurtMMJWM In
•1*' « *1lh pl&M ftAd tpvctf
••j .T, aw
is
UM DITMOB
o*
'J r,r UM *bof« « i n b* n | •- •«! •'. th. omo* of UM M u n i * .
> • > of * « Tovothip o( Wooev
Vwnortal UunlefiMj Bulld"
T. WUI
bw OOMwd
Uld
Mb' - . ' bT lti» Town OMMU M
P ^ PtrTtlllnf Tiro*.
:.'. • m l •periButliXM will b*
I>mrp«tlfi btddan until
»> wqu<Jin»d. '
;'• -i iiwii tat en
• fi ••\™ win h . notiftod
- ••>•!« within
fortT-rtfbt
•> '"»r praqtnlUlMttM
tarn
•*»j. «ubBiin*d M tb» Muntd••
i
«•.:
-'•v:.r.' witb'tfaf _
— fopiM of th*
>• -iremti n » r be
• iviirttwn to «M
M'.:.irit)4l ottrk durini U M
' ^ » f u k r nour*> OMKMI*
. .-.:•.: n« lUnrb IS. IMS. bu«
' ' <-lui« for ti plus KD4
"••• v mtunnd.
• -••'• he fubmltUd 0 0 Ui«
" • '""a runWhtd M UM
nun b. w « a ( n » a M by
•->•• ••iiwty hw t H c u n a a o*
••••*••. «i »w»rt ttteteof. TU»
. •
« ' « iwi >«» b i n Ma
^ t!-* imouat of bM.
*n Oemxn Mwrr*. th*
'•*TH w r»)«rt tor or all
I la
v
moN
i n Out on W» Mth
)-"MTI in,,
th* SOOIM
Dlv i»ir>n of Finance-Treasurer
Salaries and Wa«es
Other Expenses .
Division of Accounts and Control-C«nptroller
Snlnriw and Wages
Other Expenses ,,t
..."
Bond Iwue Expense
Other Expense*
Assessment of Taxes
Salaries and Wages
Other Expeiwes
"."',",
22,113,00
4,950.00
22,113.00
4.9S0.0O
31,656.14
3,902,19
456.86
1,047.81
3,788.00
8,700.00
3,420.00
8,700.06
368.00
1,026.17
35,719.00
6,150.00
35,719.00
6,150,00
34,962.58
4,850.66
736.44
1,299.34
21,800.00
12,650.00
22,800.00
12,860.00-
12,7M.0S
8,801,73
13.95
' 4iO48.27
uwinA
'
11,866.00
17.M3.00
12,606.00
22,554.00
15,250.00
21^4.00,
15,250.00
19,074.00
16,962.00
2,797,00
12,500.00
' 19,967.78
4,482,13
1,286,22
10,767.87
16,562,00
3,197.00
16,112.13
2,990.27
449.87
206.73
33,473.09
19,140.00
33,773.00
19,140.00
32,558.38
J,952,77
214.62
15,187.23
1,700.00
1,700.00
898.78
801.27
JJ'JJ'JJ
47,990.00
33,450.00
43,340,00
33,450,00
8S.290.90
6,583.26
8,049.10
26,866.74
1600000
15,000.00
15,000.60
13,370.00
1,630.00
44,82400
7,Ul!oO
45.063.00
6,690.00
45,063.00
6,690.00
44,404.53
IJM.15
668.47
485,85
600.(10
600.00
i
38,112.00
20,800.00
' _
10,000.00
10,000.00 „
26,73i.so
5,175.00
2,825.00
21,960.00
23,960.00
22,833.36
1,116.64
_
1822500
30,000.00
18,885.00
30,000.00
18.86S.00
5,875.63
lt.7Bl.Sl
24,424.37
7,113.49
23,500.00
3,805.00
18,500,00
1,750.00
17.000,00
1.750.00
280.25
500.00
1,369.75
1(9,201.00
35,075.00
16C.167.00
34,875.00
184.167.00
34,675.00
171,775.15
14,522.11
4,391.85
20,152,89
19,306.00
1,000.00
18,966.00
1,000,00
17,156.00
1,009.00
12,288.00
(52.64
4,888.00
337.36
S5.000.00
55,000.00
37,000,00
30,936.62
6,073.38
v
30.630.00
38.906.00
22,483.00
27,781,00
23,463.00
28,981.00
25,460 43
3t5«l5.
2.52
4,473.43
4.120.00
23,645.00
1,986.00
16,000.00
2,735.00
13,49932
2,671,53
1.474.M
-63.47
11,824.82
5,319.00
38,000.00
4,951.09
85,421.00
5,218.00'
35,426.00
31,789.79
41.00
3,636.21
1000.00
3,185.00
7J90.00
500.00
8.090.00
750.00
4.000.00
1Q.5K.00
31,01
2.000.00
\
•
'
1,941.79
2,000.00
31,000.00
2,000.00
15.050 00
s.oos.oq
2.36000
84.016 00
52,080:00
40000
1,000.00
400.00
1,200.00
16.028 00
9,901.00
14,936.00
12,516.00
52,060.00 ;
.
10. DEDICATED riEVENUES FROM
38.06
UB7.75
475.00
1499.00
U.1BI.0Q
44.00
7,080.15
5,1853
200.00
800.00
72,000.00
3,000.00
-,««««.
122,600.00
120,000.00
15,000.00
5,000.00
;;::;::::""
tenance with Stale AW by
Street Ughtlng
Street aeanteg
Salaries and Wages
Other Expenses
•'
SANITATION'
Sanitation - garbage and Trash Removal
s J a r i w and Wages
•
Other Expenses
;
Sewer System
, ,
Salaries pnd Wages
Other Expenses . K . . .
<••••••
Sewage Treatment Plant*
Salaries and Wages
t
Other Expensea
•••••••••
Rahway Valley Sewerage Authority
Share of CosU
Other Expenses
—
HEALTH AND WBLTAIiE:
Division o( Health
Salaries
^.,....
Ote Eand
p Wages
Other Control
Itosqalto
Other Expense!
Rodent Control
. 189.88
19.81
1,468.38
680.U
J.OOOjOO
911.359.06
180J35.00
889,498.01
123,434,91
3,000.00
3.000.00
3,000.00
J.008.W
2.175.00
15,000.00
2,075.00
15,000.00
2,079.00
15,000.00
925.05
U.500.9D
1.149.35
2,500.00
5,460.00
1,000.80
1,000.00
1,000.00
845.00
155.00
41,344.00
4,220.00
71.783.00
> 12,223.00
47,343.00
8,100.00
W.743.00
1,100.00
600.00
13
000 00
15,000.00
M.800.00
190.68
65747
59,435.n
4,t28.«
307.28
347142
294,432.00
334.725.00
344,43100
334,725.00
333,fSLOt
15,000.00
13.000.00
15,000.08
B,«00,00
14,548.94
5,601,49
J2.W0.0O
217J5.00
52,000,«9-
41,71100
8f5O0.OO
981,224.
*nao4l«
'
41.7l3.O0
30,872.flQ(r
9.84844
S71,148.1«i
44.448.60*
K.wo.oo
56,(00.00
132,858.00
45.710.00
87JM.0O
?
31^10.00
15.457.78
12,308.00
17,450.00
•M6«,0u
4PJO000
46,971.13
1M.H0.M
»,3B.16
M10.M
10.0O0.90
3,845.00
940041
76100.00
71,295,41
76.S21.89
58,169.87
5^17^25.32
25,000.00
5,042,525.32
4,424,644.27'
nm 00
5,400.00
; # •
2,992,368.00
2,050,157.32
2,888,762.11
1,554,015,38
17. APPROPRIATIONS FOR ASSESS-
MENT DEBT
Payment of Bond Principal ..
Total AasessmentApproprta-i ^
6,100.00
50,000.00
23,623.00
3,140.00
63,473.00
21,578.03
2,833.54
62,47100
103JW.88
386.141.96
280,000.00
28,000.00
291,000,00
_
298,98619
114*2.11
559418.65
MOM
UfAW
1,040.00
30,000.08
944J7
,
m.M
W>%
mil
'jj.71
85.11
1,676.78
85.11
W76.79
95,11
1JB76.79
333,428.02
'
320,17948
S21.249.96
240,14741
81,162.64
6,171,727.28
5,470453.45
601,473.83
6,171,72748
874,000.00
7,045,72748
5,470453.45
874,000,00
6,544453.45
601,473.83
6,826,014.69
6,6B6,01i88
689,000.00
7,315,014.68
6,171,727.28
874,000.00
7,045,727.28
801,473.83
for 1MB
5,194.34
for 1964
4.000.00
805.66
6,000.00
4,000.00
h e 1954
By
TeUfgrUM
As Modified
. By AH;
Transfers
4,000,00
MH«ff
4,0M.OO
4J05.66
I
Realliedm
for 1964 Cash, is 19(4
60,000.00
60,000.00
30,000.00 ' 30,000.00
90,000.00 % flO.OOO.OO
for 18(5
95,006.00
^ ^
for W
90,000-00
/
.
.
'
•
•
(
'
EtptSkMUM
Pair or
Reserved
Charged
90,000,00
^
^
BY RIDERr-N J S 40A: 4-3? "The dedicated revenues anticipated during the year 1965 frcm DOG I X E N S J 8 J r C
revenue and are hecelty appropriated for
8,821.80 legal'requirement."
TO BUDGET STATEMEiT
n
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF CURRENT FUND rfPBRATWNa
CURRENT FUND BALANCE SHEET
AND,CHANGE IN CURRENT SUWLUSl
DECEMBER 31, 1964
10,750.92
Year KM T t w l W
36,459.72
ASSETS
$ 1,615.841.95 * M4.03fl.06
Surplus Balance Jaiu^ry 1st
Cash an, .,
CURRENT REVENUE ON A CASH BASIS:
451.06 State Road Aid Allotments Receivable
Current Taxes
17,398.52 Receivable
ceiva
with Offsetting Resenes:
•(Percentage collected:
Taxes Receivable
12,033,063.33
1964 95%, 1963 96%)
59,907.77
Tax Title Liens Receivable
286,94143
271,710.95
Delinquent Taxies
"
•••
23,959.44
Property Acquired by Tax" Title Lien
4,643,487.78 4,481,737.01
Other Revenue'and Additions to Income ....
Liquidation
'.•(
10,841.00
Othtt Receivables ...,..,...!
Total Funds
$18,564,204.01 $17,004,416.48
1,151,76
Total Assets
}
$3,098,330,26
EXPEND'lTURES AND TAX
]
;
LIABIUTIES, RESERVE^ AND SURPLUS
REQUIREMENTS:
11,074,24 Cash liabilities •;••'•
Municipal Appropriations
, • $ 6,071,727.28 $ 5,517,773.65
12,451.40 Reserve* for Receivables .1
School Taxes" (Including Local and Regional) 8,086,523.20 • 7,076,601.01
;
Surplus
f
County Taxes (Including Added
Ii 1
4,378.71
Tax Amounts)
2,471,871,87 J,2w,608.77
15,732.22
Total LiablUUei. Renrvei and Surplus
Special District Taxes .
533,962.94
499,418.63 «
Other Expenditures and Deductions
2,038.50
from Income
„•
•.
4,725.68
1,16161
13428.87
' Total Expenditures and Tax Requirement* $17,148,810.97 $15,388,58|).«
•
"
|
I. j l . , • '
,
. I'11
I
Less: Expenditures to be Raised by
; '.;.
'.. '. .*•"
Futur* Taxes
f M-I '. i r , ' • '
• Total Adiiuted Expenditures and Tax - , .• ••' •
; i .
• Requirements
v ^ ' i f f l ^ t f l O i f f 13,Bm4Si,»S
Surplus Balance December 31st
N r t even percentage may b
;,4,120.00
11,113.00
1,540.00
62,473.00
6,86178
18.131.21
2400.00
Apprepnated /
Proposed Use el Cvmnt Fiurf S a n t a . In ISO Budget
Surplus Balauc* Dtcember 31, 1964 .,...^, $1,415.3*3.04
Current Surplus Anticipated In 186S'Budflt - 1,100,000.90
130.00
1,080.00
13,410.00
14,125.74
,80.000,00
AitldpaM
fo? 18H
Assessment Caah
$ 90.ooo.oo
Deficit (General Budget)
6,000.00Total Aasessraentt Revenues
R
.. $ 96,000.00
9600000 t
1.WI.7J
870.09
own
m.u
DEDICATED ASSESSMENT BUDGET
I.W27
8.306.43
130,582.00
16,300.00
«B.M
4,442,777,48
,
95.472.S4
iMM
40,006.00
Operating:
Other Expanses
Deferred Charges u d Statutory
Expenditures:
DEFERRED CHARGES:
Overexpendlture of Appropriation
Total Water Utility Appropriations'
.33
_ Administration of Publie Aasiitance
S
l
Other Expensei
Public AMManM (Stale Aid Agreement)
196412.00
93,453.00
-
'
42.753.31
4,5610
7,678.10,
1,825.00
1,81500
1,00000
116,680,60
87,050.00
16. DEDICATED REVENUES FROM
'V
27 402 00
H'OOOQO
WATER UTILITY
Rents
•
Deficit (General Budget)
Total Water Utility Revenues . . - « .
13,872.99
36,790.91
(13,359.00
160,225.00
45,867.00
5,040.00
1,925.00
1,815.00
1,000.00
I.0OMI
192.43
11. APPROPRIATIONS FOR WATER UTILITY
U.40O.0O
M0.Q0
13MO0.0O
30,000,00
l-,204,50
Appropriated
68,000.00
4,60800
4,741.00
3,325.00
35,000.00
DEDICATED WATER UTILITY BUDGET
Anticipated
Realized to
for 1965
for 18(4 Cash In 1964
2,000.00
1,960.00
2,092.00
4,000.00
2,040.00
1.90B.OO
, $5,000.00
$4,000.00
$4,000.00
50.00
5J.OM.90.
r
17,500.00
" "let U K H 0 T I C 1
Overexjjendittm:
1963 Appropriations
Improvement Authorizations
Purchase of Equipment - Bank Building
(2) STATUTORY EXPENDITURES:
Contribution to:
Public Employees' Retirement System
Social Security System (O.A.S.I.)
Consolidated Police and Firemen's
Pension Fund
:
Police and Firemen's Retirement
Systemof N. J.
'
Volunteer Firemen's Widows Pension
R.S. 43:12-28
Total Defemd Charges and Statutory
Eiptnditares-Municipal
(H) Total General Awtopriatless ter M n k i .
pal Purposes (Items 1 (A) to (G).
laetoilve)
(L) Subtotal General Appropriations (Items
(H) and (K) )
(M) Reserve for UncoDected Taxes ..'.
9. Total General Appropriations
548.63
127.38
•
LEGAL NOTICES
(C) Capital DnpreTements
Capital Improvement Fund
75,000.00
200,000.00
200,000,00
Road Construction or Reconstruction with
State Aid
8,890.00
28,000.00
28,000.00
Total Capital Improvements
I 83,890.60 $ 228,000.00
228,000.00
(D) Municipal Debt Service
Payment of Bond Principal
432,000.00
291,000.00
291,000.00
Payment of Bond Anticipation and Capital Notes
1,742.07
_
Interest on Bonds
263,947.00
238,952.00
258,981.50
Interest on Notes
117,000.00
50,000.00
29,970.50
Total MunWnal Debt Service
$ 814.698,07 $ WW62.00
579,962.00
(E) Deferred Charges and Statutory Expend!'
tores - Mnleipal
(i) DEFERRED CHARGES
,. ,
Anticipated Deficit in:
Water Utility Budget
4,800.00
1,040.00
2,040.00
Dedicated Assessment Budget
5,000.00
30,000.00
80,000.00
Prior Years1 Bills - See List
18,068.59
8*4.37
(44.37
1963 Middlesex Concrete Products & Excavating Co
Road Material!
1963 Sinclair Refining Co
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1963 Sinclair Refining Co
i,
Fuel OB ..
1963 Newark Truck Pails, Inc
Parti ....
1963 N. J. Lumber & Millwork Co
Repair* ..
1863 Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Co.
Supplies ..
1962 Industrial Petrochemicals Inc
Solvents ..
1863 Columbia Steel Co
Materials
1962 The Independent Leader
;,„..
Advertisements
1962 Perth Amboy Evening News
Advertigementi
1963 Perth Amboy Evening Newi
Advertisements
> 600.00
8,000.60
Other Expenses
•
Police Pistol Team
Other Eipensea
Safety Council
Other Expenses
First Aid Urganiiations-Contrihuuoni . . .
Parking Meter Maintenance (Commissionh
Salaries and ^ a « M
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Other Expenies
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Municipal Court
Salaries and Wages
•
Other Expenses
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Division of Building Regulations
Building inspector
Salariee and W e * *
Other Expenaes
•••••••
Civil Delense and Disaster Control
tenance
Salaries and Wages
Other Expenses
Snow Removal
Salarie. and Wagei
1,648.55
12.500.00
J4lB5 00
Coat of Revaluation
Other Expenses
Collection of Taxes
Salaries and Wages
Other Expenses
Tax Sale Costs
Other Expenses
liquidation of Tax Title Ueiu and Foreclosed
Property
Other Expenses
Salaries and Wages
Other Expenses:,
Reading Railroad Litigation
,
Miscellaneous Other Expenses
Director of Public Worki
Salaries and Wages
Other Expenses
Division <A Engineer!
Salaries and Wages
Other Expense*
Revision of Tax Map
Salaries and Vases
Other Expenses
General Project Engineering
Other Expensei
DtvWoo of Property, PubJ^c Buildings and
Groundj
Salaries and
Other Expenses
PUenlni Board
Saline* aqd Wages
Other Expenses
•
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Telephone Exchange
Salaries and. Wage*
Oth*r Bxpnues .'
Board of Adjustment
.Salaries and Wages
Other Btptntej
•• •
Wredor^i Ofllce-PUming and Development
Department
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Salaries and. Waftt .'
Other E i p t a e i
Division of Planning
Salaries and Wales
Other Expenses
Division of Redevelopment
Salaries tod Wast*
Other Expenses
Cltiwns Redevelopment Committee
Salaries and Wages .
Other Expenses
Industrial Development Council
Salaries and Wages
Other Expenses
Human RlgnU Commiaiion (R.S.l8:25-letc.)
Salaries and Wages
-....'.
Othet Expenses
•
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Iniurance
Group Insurance for Employees
Surety Bond Premium
Other-Insurance PretBlunu
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Charter BevUioo
Other Expensei
SAFET\':
Resemd
96,800.00
1,086,45
12,500,00
Salaries and wa«es
Other Expenses
Office of the Mayor
Salaries and Wages
Other Expenses
Office of the Business Administrator
Salaries and Wages .
,
i
Other Expenses
'
Division of Administration
Salaries and Wages
Other Expenses
'.'...'.'.'.'.
Paid or
Charged
LEGAL NOTICES
Poor (Public Assistance Non-State Aid)
Salaries and Wages
4,883.00
4,741.00
Other Expensei
3,185.00
3,325.00
Aid to Hospitals
35,000.00
35,000.00
Aid and Assistance
Tuberculosis League
1,925.00
1,925.00
Cerebral Palsy Association
1.815.00
1.815.00
Kiddie Keep Well Camp
1,000.00
1,000.00
Family Counseling Service
8,000.00
RECREATION AND EDUCATION:
Department of Parks and Recreation
Salaries and Wages
205.33700
195,112.00
Other Expenses
70,750.08
93,453.00
Celebration of Public Events Anniversary or Holiday
Other Expenses
4,000.00
3,845.00
Tercentenary Commission - Other Expenses .
10,000.00
Maintenance of Free Public Library
Salaries and Wages
190,000.00
71,000.00
Other Expenses
240,000.00
77,798.41
Maintenance of Free Public library
(State Aid)
1,854.00
1404.59
Total Operation (Itenr8<A>)
$5,379,007.59 $5,018,596.00"
(B) Contingent
15,000.00
25,000.00
Total Operations Including Contingent
$5,394.007.89 (5,043,596.00
Detail:
Salaries and Wages
$3,224,238.65 $2,950,478.00
Other Expenses (Including Contingent) .. 2,169,708.94 2,093,118.00
CURRENT FUND-APPROPRIATIONS
GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS
(A) Operations
GENERAL GOVERNMENTMunicipal Council
wrnrc
1,044.87
406.66
Surplus Balance Remaining
1.L V4/95
$ 115,398.04
tmu
Thursday, March 4,1965
PAGE SIXTEEN
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compacted. Although slightly over
wice
the
diameter
of
earth,
and
Located
high
on the Big Horn
If you are broiling 1-1% pounds!
10 times its volume, it; weighs Mountains in northern Wyoming
Ash fillets, you'll need about
lie fantastic amount of 250,000 the "Medicine Wheel" is construe
cup of melted butter for brushing
imes as much a the earth. In led of stones forming a circle 78
the^sh.
more comprehensible language, feet in diameter. Other rocks,
:hls means that a cubic foot of ,/hfch project from the altar-like
the "earth" on Siring B would mb, form 28 spokes and fi small
reign 4700 tons. As one scientist ?airns on the rim. It is a myster>
ROCK
xpressed it. a thimbleful would :o who built the stone wheel and
veigh over a ton! This is 13,000 why.
imes as heavy aa lead!
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Amateur Astronomers, Inc. , see his dog Sirius following faith
• Bndget Plan
icross and containing a lake of
SERVISOFT of
Even the most casual of sky| fully behind him - the brightest boiling water, it occasionally
Call Martin Braun
will be awed by thestar in our heavens Venus and spouts' steam and water 2,fiO0 feet
VA 6-5868
WOODBRIDGE wntchers
tall majestic and mighty hunter Jupiter are brighter, but o: into the air.
course
they
are
planets
like
Earth
ME 4-1815
Orion as he slowly marches a921 St. George Avenue cross our sky on winter nights. rather than stars like our .Sun
(Just finuth of Clomleaf)
Those who know a little more a- and Sirius.
But try as they will, and even
if they use binoculars or a small
telescope, the sky watchers wil
be unable to see thaf the dog
Sirius has a little puppy with
him - a constant companion. But
what a puppy! We don't see him
because Sirius is 'so blindingly
bright. Sirius is 30 times a;
bright as the sun and its little
companion is only 1/500 a;
bright as the sun. It is like try
infi tn see the face of the drive
in an oncoming car with the higl
hemn headlights shining in you:
oyos. But the little fellow is sure
ly there.
}
, This little star is known ti
|| scientists as Sirius B. You mifih
think of the B as meaning baby
bemuse as stars go, it is a bab>
It is a little more than twice th
diameter of earth, but perhap
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which itself is quite an ordinary
size star. For example, the ra'
(jiant star Antares is 460 time:
'the sire of our sun. But Siriui
;B, although very small, is fr
jfrom ordinary. You may soo
I forget the above-mentioned num
jbers about its size and brigh'
ness, but one or two of the u
usual things about it you new
forget.
I
Sirius B is one of the less, than j
100 known so-called White Dwarfs
which have been found among the
millions of stars in the heavens.
It is called white because its
surface temperature is around
9.000 - 10,000 degrees centigrade,
yet its internal temperature
must reaoh perhaps 100 millions!
of degrees of temperature, It is]
believed to have once been a!
giant star, which over eons of!
years, successively burned upi
its metals content •- first deuterium; then lithium; then berylium; then boron: and finally
hydrogen - Hi a succession of
long duration nuclear reactions,
each one in turn raising the internal temperature to fantastically higher and higher levels.
The pressures developing from
this evolution, over thousands of
years, apparently reached the inconceivable level of around 75
thousands of tons to the square
inch. At this level of pressure and
temperature, the atomic struct
ure of normal solid matter col
lapses into what is called a de
generate state. Some scientists
believe that novae, which are
brilliant new stars which occas
ionally are seen among the stars
are white dwarfs which blow u
in the process of becoming
white dwarf.
What happened to Sirius B at
this point in its evolution as a
star is utterly beyond comprehension. It became tremendously
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