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P r • s i i i c n l nf t h e . i s v M - i a l l n n ; a n d P a t r o l m a n ( h . i r l r * M . i k u i m k i .Ir.

I,,- Cross Addresses .CarteretYouthHonor Society Wins First Prize

At Science Fair

CARTERET, N. J.,

lltom Views'Township'Troubles'Snrssion Movemenl

I* Closely WatchedHere in (iartaret

: CArnKRKT Borough resi-'l'i!' linn- liffii showing a

k-'i'h miere--.t in ihr seeession

ni'v i unrii'i'takrn by H aroup nf!

•Pnit rfi-iidniE ri'sldents in their

ii"i|r "I hn'akinp away, alnw?

'.Mlii Se'vnrni. from thr rest of

I j t h r Ui 'vnslup. :

I The township has retained!john E. Toolan, one of New

I'jersey's hiishly eminent and] Idistinguished lawyers, as its

•sjx'ciiil counsel to contest par-tition of the community assought by a group from Se-

. jwaren mid Port Reading.| Mayor Frederick M.

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Central FirehouseSought by CounciliZatik to ServeAt ConventionIn Atlantic City

SteveJZatik,

D'Zurilla States Need

Of Building Instead

Of ReplacementsCARTERET — A new cen-

trally located firehouse whichcould have Its equipment on ttiascene In any part, of the bor-ough within five minutes. Is Inthe planning stage right nowCAHTKRET

Pi! Ronsn-elt Avenue. Head d ,„ w ^ M y ta(.um, uHtchman. will serve as ; a ̂ U m p C o u n c i l m a n J o n n

C H m p D'Zurilla told his colleaguesand the audience at last i

s"c lP ty ' iCouncil meeting.

«n nflir..,- nt thr fiendmnvrnno,, o Woodmen of the,

[World uf , Insuranwi

M.iy 4-fi. in the ChalfonteJ M r D . Z u r ) l l a

DISPLAYING SOME DIVINiis explaining how divine »nitrti»

llibratorles. 'science and technology."

6!- feet ofSportsmen Will iMothers Night

Hear Jackson Set for May 15;> T L i n i T ' r r . T h e r p m i l s - i r . . ,, ,

. at 3 P. M. at u.< Ati,«,ticI City Hospital with Director Hliij presenting a gift in behalf of'the Society. It will be acceptedby J. Thomas Lindbers, hos-pital administrator. The pro-

i, TroskoAides AppointedCARTERET -~ Steve Trosko,

mine Rivers, president; Mrs. •"" • jVlaA , " ' " " " • , " - " — CARTEilET • - Hie regular, r , A D ™ , r n l r r r

Reunion Dinner ^ « « t e i ^ - S ^ 3 ^ ^ ' ^ f f l l s S a

llstrator. ine pro- *-"•>,,, *ill be broadcast over Jr., and John Donovan. Repub-radio station WOND. lican candidatos for Borough

U m t e ( l 1 New Head Camp officers and C o l m c i l h » v p amwunced their. . : — i „„„ aides for the election campaign,•rhood "of ̂ O u t e r t j ^ ^ ̂ " S " -

CARTUJKI\ C Rfiimrncc na*- >rhiri

'Tin rjiimble:-Dinner ciimmit-

1.(1 us Ust mi'et-

Plans Imlrro-av ™ > ySu™rSS''f ? ""'?f°> - « "'"'of Loving

_, ,. „ i Mrs,Samuel Breslow. president, pre-

chnir-

n"iV 1 C .? !S ' d L,^ '. ̂ . " ' a iT fortunate," h, .said, "to 1 [J,* *f.,'7t ]LSt-i""*"^ M o n d a y e v . e TL- B N August 4, will be elected in-™'.^h^, . e e t . A g l , l d u a t P of|the final business session Sat- 'Wortylko Street. A gruduate of:University of Colortido he serv-

.irm*-

T n n , H k . w r g P a n l . a t . . | thus making it poss bl, fa UiMrs. Anita Halsz. re-: J e ^ I s n C o i n r a u r J l t y l o b u l l J ;

Tony Sarzillo also requeststhat all members who have not

'.received their dinner-I tickets do so immediately.: Roy Jackson, chairman of

siding.A vote for the

' • 1|llc- sergeant-Bl-annsi: .Mrs.Mr> Mary'A«it« Halas*. refreshment

lairman; and MrsBarney, publicity

RamblrrV annual affair to b e . - - ^ - ^

"••• ••—— esi nu»' a" ° Tmiarri will participate in the in ii need for a change ifi gov-Loyaltv Dav parade to be held emm-il that will lower taxe,

k All mbers yet. by affecting economies lm-d "

seph P.T.A. will b(hr St. J o i t s c l u b r o ,held Mon-Avenue. The guest speaker at

4,ll lv, Mrs Anne Banit-> ,iiiiiouncfdilmt the New York tln'tttn- dm- [inttilm-ki

PHlty will be held OctoberIlilr M m l T. at Which Him- Ibe KtiliP will

~ Sound of Music. Mascm. J

i/t* Will l>' M

hjnen s will fidMiMl

I li.ill, , . ii

A »

.1 IJ -

must have their ivNrnafi|ins in W Htk'

M- aild nulk at Mr« Ver»school. ,the rt'cipifiit ol the dark horse

anil '. retary

trenMirer,

N Barnes >ec

lu^ , „ „ .„., , Richard|Mlss Santina , -—Ostrowsky and John GlndaJMrs. Thorn, U,nstees, Mrs. Ma-

liadges; John Kachur,'ta| Larkin, Mstonan, Mrs.>nr anld arrow: and Richard Thorn, patriotic instructor;sivnwsky. lion gold arroty. Mrs. Ambrose. iMiss ('mitames-Gordon Baldwin was n^ard- SHi Mrs, Anna Cl'orba and Mrs.1 the weblos badge and 50th /vmia Ciszak, (olor bearers;

anniversary award. Boy Scout]Mrs. Hchon. cancr; Mrs. Mal-kerchi'-fs were presented tojorkowaki, commimitv service;

-Frank Ko.vioU', Richard Knipa,|MrSi Ncmeth. civil defense;

day, May R, al 7:30 P. M. in the'tool hall. The regular meet-

iiiE of the -iiNsociatlort, will fol-IDW at 8 P.

this meetinj.' will be the PerthAmboy police chief, John Swal-lick. Refreshments will followthe business session

In A statement issued after arecent meeting, the candidatessaid:

••in naming these men wefeel we have made a fresh ap-proach.

haveAll of them are com.

yaltv D pin Asbury Park. All members yet by gof the Kuard are asked to be at prove the roads,"1 l | Th candidatepost home by 12 noonfull dress uniform.ll dress uni

Thte regular monthly meet-ing of the guard will be heldThursday evening, Mny 11, at18 P .M. tn the post home,

lnf The candidates announced| that a practical party platformwill be adopted and other ap-pointments made1 at a meetinfof the County Committee Sat-lirday at Mr. Donovan's homa.

ij«ck Cieslarczyk and Baldwin. Miss CantamasK*.Mi Cross|and Salvation Arny: Mrs. Don-'ovan, popn.v: Mr.k Maiorkow-Mti, Mrs, Ni'mi'th, Mr>- Pluta,and Mrs. Stella1 Campbell,Memoi'ial Day, Mis.s Cautanp-!,», war memorial: Mrs- Muchi,mental 'health: Mrs Ambrose,

(Continued on V.vAf 8)

SKKTt'll: Of thela June, On June 4

Work on the

r l " i . . ^ , imW*«li»t«l» *«en*»rdi.

Honor lUiard DanceSft for Tomorrow

CARTIERET Opf' houseand an iionor guuiri dance w l̂lbe .sponsored by Star LandingPost, VFW. 289 PersluiiB Ave-nue, this Buturduy. m observ-ance of Loyalty Day.

Music A'ill be funiislwd byI the SlifllUHWs, when the duncebt'Kins HI 9 P. M" AII>MIM- in-terested may attend

! The honor «uard will Partic-ipate in the Loyalty Day par-ade i t Asbury Purk. mid allmembers are asked to »>eet at!the post home in full dress uni-!

form. . "The guard, wil hold iu regu-

lar meeting at the pust May 11,*t 8 P. M.

PAGE TWOFRIDAY, MAY 5, 1961

Pack to HoldCAKE SALECARTERET - The CarteretChapter, Order ot Eartem _ , ,Star, will sponsor a cake sale |i Uttil V r lPl l lCtomorrow niornliw 'Saturday) I dUlUy 1 " » "bcRlnnlnR nt 10 A. M. at the , T P H F TYouth Bivdalty 91)01) in the! CAKTEHE1Cnrtrrct. Shopping Center,

OBITUARIES

RETIRES: William Knsmincr, 95 Emmon Strnet, Is congralulntod by FMC Plant Man-ager IVtcr Oaldis on his retirement. I-ooklnc on Is his foreman, Robert Wilson, 61 Grant

Avenur. Mr. Knsmincer was employed at FMC for 42 years.

Installation Supper SetBy Hadassah Chapter

Retires AfterLengthy ServiceCARTERET The retirement

- Cub Piu-k 8fi,jsponsorrd by St. Joseph H. CChtirrh hHd their lust mietin :of tin' .seiisdn ftt the school hn!l.Plans were mncie for a familypicnic tn bo held nt the C>:-tcret Park on Sunday. June L'r>Mrs. KlibU'a was chosen ;.schairman of thn Rffaii- assistedby Mrs. Tnglleri, Mrs, F. Win-ner, Mrs. T. Deverln mid fir.

Saturday fit 9 A. M. from theSynowierlti Funeral Home, 56Cnrtent Avenue, and ftt 9:30A, M ai the Holy Family R. C.

Jl'I.IA (HOMICKICARTEHKT - Funeral serv-

ices for Julia Chomicki, 10JW. Hepworth..Some!.set Street, were held! p i i m s w , . p a i M di.irussetl to

participnte in the Mniini-inlDay parade

Awards Were presented to Ui*1

followins: wolf barter. l>; ,op,e>

Sunrt;i< M |

head,Beph

WilliamLelesi;

Hepworth. Jo-silver arrow,

!> was a resident of Carteretjjerome Knot, Peter Ciszak. Ed-ward Griffin. Robert Toth.(Theodore Oawaski,, F r a n kIWhitehead; denner stripe,

teret for 20 years and retiredl^cm Klsh; assistant denner

CARTERET—An installation,available. The sale will be held Illdaily from 8:30 A. M. to 5 P. M.lof William Knsnuime.r,supper for officers elected

Thursday evening by the Car-teret Chapter of Hadassuh will

95 Em-

Monday through Friday. Mrs. crson Street, was announced

in 1959.He was a communicant of St.

Mary's Ukrainian Church.Surviving are his wife, Mary

Brozyna Hadyniak; one daugh-ter, Miss Ann Hadyniak, Car-teret; three sons, Joseph, Se-

stripe, Joseph Lelesi.

St. Joseph's JottingsBj REV PHILIP M. BRESNAN. OSM.

SiNDW DRIVKRS: Follow- HOSriTALIllKJ)\,w t h advice of one of the CAUTKRET- '1 ;.[ " , „ ' . ! eninini-rcuils on TV of 12 Sabo Stuvi. .• •]PIIVI. I.,,- driving to us,

11 our nt the Railway Me:;Cub Snuis boarded their bus- pltal.>s la.-t Sunday for Valley Forge.

Dr. Gross(Continued from Page P

NOTES- Just an- must say a word of admiration a

ts laFio:n all reports we gather that p r e s P nted with

l t « » « * * « h a dpli-

p r e s P nted with inasoiit « » « * * « h a d Dei medals by BibrrE

l,rtlll.*loavriork lUhtor for the others weJaiosla^ Kd>k a s . . . . . __ . . K a r p n > r c s t j ! ] |o o l c l I l l i I o r s o m i . vol-

,. Kub- unteers to help In any way por-

Catholic Cemetery,

fits under U. 8. plan.:friends and neighbors for their

" " • • " ^ • " ^ ^ • • • • • ^ ^ ^ • j k i n d expressions of sympathy,spiritual bouquets and beau-

CARD Oh THANKS u ( u l fioral t r i b u t c s exU'iided1

[to us in our bereavement inthe loss of our dearly bc-

ROBERT KERTESZ

Wo wish to express our deep loved mother, grandmother and|by the chapter at the corneriBratitude to our relatives,'great-grandmother, Julia Cho-£,/*&?

FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1961

Pastor Tells of Coining EventsBeth-

Hall will hear the Rt. Rev.Dr. Zoltan Bnky, bishop, to In-

con-

Srh" n I

- Thehas .. „..

l l (mI l c | l d ^ Dr- Andrew Har-H K ™ * ' ™ "' , lhe Hwwrtan1 traduce the theme'Ttn,1•Mm inert Church: ference, Bishnp Beky mid Pn.,'

P , , I " p : M ' - Sunday|tor8 Abraham, Komjath, and'Pnity at Bethlen Hall. Adorjan will i e a d the discus-

mnmcii "«.i, W ' d e ! y k n O w n s l o n s o f t h l s ' s e c t l o n - T h e k " .miiKici™ vlll entPHain young note address in English will be

welcome. J given by Dr. Andrewrn«fi , .< '

S c h o ° l »nd;yl. Workshops o( thisf-onfinnRtim, Class at 9, EnR-iwill be

« r i n * n "r M 1 P n " I " ^ 10> HU" ib V thR Varl0US KUlldS" Rnd *i«'i' was then.served followed tjy danclnit. '

Tile door prize, was awarded toRny AbMlft.

President Abftzla announcedthat plans to inaugurate anauxiliary are now being form-ed. Carl La Sain and Ray Lagowere appointed as co-chairmenfor the children's outing toNewark Airport slated forsometime In June. <

sues Confronting the ChristianWomen Today." The individ-ual topics to be discussed willbe " P l a n n e d Parenthood,1'"Federal Aid to Education,''Old Age Health Program,'"The Right to Vote," and]"Preparation for Work for theNation's Young.'

The conference will beginwith registration at 2:30, fol-lowed by opening devotions

Secession(Continued from Page 1)

tion of Mr. Toolan, who lormany years represented Mid-dlesex County in the StateSenate. The matter was discussed at a caucus held after

meeting Tuesday

The PTA unit will attend;8nd short business meeting.

Order of Alhrun-

,,(),.,. i|1(, bra, it Ladies Night social will

KolilW. '

t 1 30 P. M.

Plans were completed „

,li MM'-i Olu.se- p»'"- s W(r Stiret Mrmlx-rs of the elertjy u,byterian Church. m e , i tal health and the Carteretjan election In the Port Read- !

I l l t e r m e d i a t e

to be known that, as Mayor, Ido not intend to stand by idlyand see the community deci-mated when a few could befavored but the many wouldface great sacrifice."

Petitions seeking calling of

emonies.

bined, to make up a camping! R a y H(ichlei ' ' m u t p ' announc-party which consisted of 22 door.

The auxiliary will have idunce September 23 at the PosHooms for the benefit of thibuilding fund.

Mis, Schon and Mrs. Thonwere in charge of hospitalityMrs. Campbell and Mrs. Nemeth will be in charge of hospltality at the next meeting

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.ddltion to individual contri-lutions of larger sums fornemorials and honororiums.

Thus far over $50,000 has«en received in pledges.

Rabbi Morton S. Baum, spiivtual leadep of the Jewish Com-nunity, expressed his confi-lence in ' the .••uccess of thisindertaiking, "Our need for thisitructure is veiy yieat," heiald, "and the tilth and en-huslasm of the Jewish Com-nunity for this project is even(reater. We stand »t the thresh-lold of a new era for the Car-

ret Jewish Community.

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AYKNKL, -M,.- installed pirMdiib-Jnn!O!' Woman'svi i ' 1 ! at rMomoiv.ps a :\i

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Rabbi Schenk to Speak A t A> end LibraryUJAKick-offDinnerMaylO Adds tow

a n d K a r e n M a r k u l m . t : r .Ribbons signifying r ic ' :«•(•;•(• p iT-smii 'd .

Tiif ati'nua] M-pnit :yriii •. nccomplishmi i.t".submitted by Mis 1 d lm i l bi1 sty-vim; !i ven i id '*•: :r.a:; president.

S t t . Ktnnet ! ; Vai. Pi :tWnodbridge Polict Departnv injuvenile bureau, introduced bvM i s s Welnstein. programchairman, spoke or, JUVIT.IIP de-linquency. He praised tlie youn,.jruls for spending their k-isui•time working for charities andbecoming honorable citizens byhelping , the unfortunate andneedy persons. He Jingled outtheir project of biiby-sittmp toenlarge their treasury forcharitable donations. A displayof weapons taken from Juvenileoffenders was shown by SK1 WOODBRIDGE -Kiibbi MaxVan Pelt. A year's subscription Srhenk, outstanding Jewishto the ''Telejunior." the mana- leader, who came to this coun-'zlne of the Junior membership try from Australia in 1949 to'department of the New Jersey serve as Rabbi of Brooklyn'sState Federation of Women's renowned temple Shaari Zedek,Clubs was presented by Sftt and who has attained a fore-.Van Pelt most position amone the lead-

Otfts, in appreciation, were ers of American Jewry, willpresented by Miss Greco on be- speak at the initial gifts' din-half of the club to Mrs. Eean ner Wednesday at the Wood-(and Mrs. Bruce McKee, assist- bridge Jewish Community Cen-ant advisor. Mrs. McKee was ter in behalf of the Woodbridgenamed advisor for next year. United Jewish AppeaUCom-

Miss Greco and Miss Dorene niunity Ceter CampaignMarkulin will represent the Rabbi Schenk has recently!club, as voting delegates to the returned from his second visitiNew Jersey State Federation of to the Soviet Union and otherWomen's Clubs. Junior Mem- East European countries in or-|bership department's annual der to study conditions of Jew-1convention May 12, 13 and 14. ish life In that area. He visited;in Atlantic City. Alternates will Czechoslovakia, Poland, the|be. Miss Hunt and Miss Wein- Scandinavian countries. Duringstein. Among activities planned,this trip he paid his fourthfor the convention is n pool visit to Israel whlr^i he visitedparty in Chalfonte-Hnddon'previously in 1937, 1945 andHall Saturday. 1952.

School AdministratorsHonor Mildred Bettman

Tea PlannedBy Emblem Club

WOODBRIDOE — EmblemWOODBRIIXiE-School ad-'lfy. School 23, Avenel, secre- c , u b 3 5 1 w l l l m e e t MOnday

minlMrators uf Woodbridge trtiy niRht at 8:00 in the Hungarian,Township paid tribute to Miss The Administrators are the R e f o , . m p d church Hall, Schooli

: Mildred Bettman, principal of sponsors of the Victor C. Nick- g l r p p t _School ;i Hiia-ADerry Hill, upon his Memorial Scholarsrrip Fund M ) . s s t a n i e y M . Berinsleln,hii- irtnement in June. A re- winch yearly grants a scholar- p n b ] l d l v chairman, announcedeeptiim was held at the home ship to a member of the gradu- a M o t h r r ' S Day Tea is plannedof Miss Mary R. Mullen, prin- alniB class of Woodbrldge HiKli fffl. Uny 1 9 a t g P. M. in thecinal (it schools 2 and 16. Co- School. Community Room, Bnmberg-loniii, and was followed by a ( T 'S | Menb Park, with Mrsdinnei at The Edison House. « « m p(,ter Greco In charge.

Mi..s Bettmim begHii hei [ f j f g, I c M Z I f l i i n All members are invited and• U'achniK career in the Bayonne ttll invitation has been extend-.Elementary Schools. She later np 1 U n c f - A C t : ed to mothers, ifrandmothers.lived in St. Louis, Mo., Upon 1 0 DC f l O n l C a B nnd guests.

1

her return to New Jersey she " A specinl music program willresided in Sewaren, became » WOODBRIDGE — An Oiieg b|i p r e s ( , i l t ed by 30. members nfteacher In the Woodbridge Shabbot will be held Saturday R c h o r H , g,.oup T l w chestnut

[Township school system, and at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. H | U c h a p t P r of S w P P t Adeline,N Tanzman South Park h di-

BPWElection*Tomorrow

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F1NAI, R K I I K A R S A L S : The C irc le Players arc all srt In p r e s e n t "The Class M e n a g -

er ie" t o m o r r o w a n d S a t u r d a y and nex t l i i d a v a n d S a t u r d a y »t t h e < i' : i Rippcti, second f o r l h p b f > m , m 0 ( s , ,

' In This Season " in con- Au-nii.- School. M;iy Jfi. 7 P M.. vice p i - n i n i f Mrs. Charles ^ . ^ w | t n l n e C O l l l , t ,with the holiday of with Mrs. James R ^ e v s . execu- Ho/ni ipa; t lmd vice president; a l l s ewaren oraani /a ' , .and Mother 's D;iy t.ve vice presldrni . ns cMiiii-- M r s . David fJutman. recordmn B r o UpR. Individuals -JI>..

Mart in taken from the book of Rmli rmm ' secret:.:v. Mis J a m e s Casser- h k p t 0 8 p o M o r ^ m >Special awards to be pi. sent- i y con-spcuiaitiE secretary , , ) b m i y f u n d m R y d ( | M]

' - and Mr.«. Michael Tetesco. t r ea - t i n | { l n t o u c h w l t h N ! ; s) , , , ^ . . . Senior,a««y Townshipestine, and visited the Onitedjcountry — The Eastern Park-|Time. World of the Pharoahs, i H i g h Westminster Fellowshlp,

:of the local Junn

the Clai.f A-.uiuc, May 1!" 111 St

QualMy• BnUdlni Matcriali• MWwork• Eoofini• Insulation• Hooldlnc• Hardware• PaintDOING IT YOURSELF?

U t ui »dTli» you on neweoBitractlon - alteration at

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Cabinets

WOODBRIDGE—At the an- men'sChairman of the Executive wow and size uf the local li- n u a l dinner and general meet- Tuesday at 6:30 P. M. m

'Committee of the New Y^ik braiy. the literature on the i n g o f tne Woodbrldge Town-church hall. The speaker1 Board of Rabbis and President civil War is outstandir..'. She ^ p League of Women Voters, be Mrs. Frederick E. Christian.: of the Brooklyn Association of sajd also much new material officers were elected as follows:

Reform Rabbis. He also finds has been secured focusing a t - M r s Mdx Dlnennan president;:time to serve as Vice President tention on current events Mrs. Berthold Sheffield, first DOS Mltzvun Kitesof the Alumni Association of throughout the *orld in order V1CP' president; Mrs. Frankthe HUC-JIR, and as Jewish to keep interested parties up to p p r H second 'vice president;Religious Advisor to the Relit;-date and well informed. M r s Nathan Levine secretary.ious Policy Committee of the The circulation for March ' n - ' f „ . w t f , j ' 1m o n g of Robynn Naomi Greenspan. ATTLNDLU WEDDINC

i Girl SoouU of America, 1953- , v a s 297 adults; 1.391 juvenile; . . . J J7 " ^ J T M T B & Minu daughter of Mr. and Mrs I S E " N - Mr. and Mrs

,59; and a member of the He- t o a l I n g i m . There will be no l e a i

M r , J ( ^ h Ostrower; for'Philip Greenspan, will be cele- T - C a t i : : i ™t ^ VowUs.

brew Union College, Jewish i n - M a y meuting; the final meeting *™ ;:;*• ̂ M Seymour!brated at tomorrow night's Cuo^r Avenue, attended the

stitute of Religion. for the year will be held in L * 0 ^ . ^ ™H S l e U n i c e s at 830 P M . R a b b i w ' - ^ r . | ! uf Mr. CaUin's brother.

Ar.ihony's Church, Passaic, w;i>h.-ld at the hume of Mrs. Fr-.ir.kDel G;-Q;.-O. Tottenville.

Co-host-sscs wero Miss Am.11Leonard.'), Miss Kathenne In-

. . . , serm a:^. Miss Margaret Mau-

Listed m Avenel ,Uul,AVENEL-The Bas Mitiv.ih

PTA Council PlansJ u " e ' d a t c t 0 b e a n n 0 U I l c c d ' Mrs

MErcury4-0125TO PARADE MAY 30

meet-Election of OfficersWOODBRIDGE — Election ing of Wopdbrid^e Memorial

437 Rabwaj AT., Woodbridgi f of officers will be held toniKht Post, Jewish War Veterans,• at a meeting of the Woodbridue Murray Fluek announced 12

Swanekamp. Philip Brand will dehvw theaccepted sermon.

Mrs.

the prorcal current agenda topic for honor of the event and1961-62 to be "8tudy of Local sponsored by Mr. andLibraries". Anyone interested Greenspan

lollman, to Miss Bar-C u m m! n g s, Mahwah

Douthis was ringbearer.

THIRD ANNUAL SESSION

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12Parent - Teacher Presidents members will parade in the l n s m u ? . 8 ° n n i n ( 1 _ D nCouncil in the School cafe- Memorial Day Parade. Harold D l a* c a U U r l " D l n e n n a n

teria at 8 P. M. Berkowitz will be responsible 8 - 7 2 - ° - ,Patrick A. Boylan, supenn- for suitable decoration of vet-

tendent of schools, will speak eniiis' graves during Memorialon the High School referendum Day weekend (at Mt. Lebanonto be held June 6. :,,>.d getii Israel Cemeteries.

the committee, The Men'sheld

Club breakfastSunday at 9:30

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Life insurance Estate Conser-

vation plan can prevent fam-

ily's loss of farm (home*.

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1 wOODBRlDOE - Funeral• ri') Avcnel service*- for LOUIB Balamon, 515

•'. I.'''.iqv m thelOarden Avenue, who died Tiiea" Hopilal,day of a heart attack at 220

Kflin Market Street, Perth AmboyJill b h l d t d t 11

Ml"",7,ivfr.»mKfli'•' 4̂ 4 State will be held today at 11:00 from

J with the Grelner Funeral Home, 44"""

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tmbOV ttlimiiic v..«....w . . , , . , . „ , , i ™ « , TT,i us Orcek|Orccn Street. Burial will be In

, onv stiPhcnPresbyterian Church Cemetery," , ii,,ri»i *•« Woodbrldge.

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^ • — vow l~— —'toy Scout Troop Feted Seek I^lily^f j ^ ^ t e - - S S 3 E ? S S S ! % ^ 5• Continued from PIUY P , r a t l o n s may now be made, and ^ . /~ i » / ! / « - , « • • / "a f C • * J « • " « * 8 sgperstein read the 100th M | s F l o r e n c e Augustine. ^ P ^ ' i r n cins,,, .,,,

W 1 r dlsciuwd. lnchid.it » r r e « hope »-M expreurt t l » t nil UUTIUS. LiOUft Of JlOnOr \ J \ 5 U 1 C 1 C 1 6 COLONIA - Arbor Day cer- P » l m . ^ principal, told the children: i Alter and t h n °S ;' i l

Indies' luncheon, (ho annual r^ist rations would be made M O ' emonies were conducted at| Mrs. Edward Thnler, PTA r o o t s of this tree are Bless Amerir, •*"lt'l!l-: ' ^

picnic and ihp annual riu-.ner-early AS possible. | cOLONIA — Six boys were ed merit badges to dewnrlnt WOODBRIDGE — Police are S c n o o i J J ̂ t h the planting of achievements chairman, re-: , yl- *

duncr All of tlir affair «:ll be ttPiromed bv Scout muster Her-!^011^. D i l v l d Fauquier, «•*«&; seeking the identity of a man a po^oo,] fteti donated by the ported on committee work In - - - _ ^h. Id prior to the N.-..nvbrr South Vietnam seeks more " basketry. a ahotgun sometime yesterday ' the'upade of soil about the tree. . 1 .

, ^ — - ;44 last week. Mr. Boyle received a «ven mornine. , n.g were Girl and Boy Scouts' Joann Sellito and Robert Ve- IS UCJin ggHL^EnjOV a n E v e n i n g J _ e w # * ^ ' Receive Trnderfoot badges year service star from Scout- The body VM discovered"»«

w e r e O l r l a n g " ^ _ M M ^ T " anA I f l i.. P ^ I I w r i e Ernest Mhaglintta Kevin master Taner, while Richard shortly before noon by John LEGAl NOTICES LEGAL BOTIUW flJiQ | H H r

• T J 7 V E : f * ' B Herrick E d w a r d Homlcki S k i l l m B n. troop commit t ee Hanak. Clark, a postman w o r k - — < - R f s m e District Ho. 2 » « « / J / > i m § P V | | >f » I I • I d S / A V'i^i? J«ne« Sprncer. Ouy 8tanku.,eh.irman. presented smte Ing out of the Rah way port c«u, m. n ^ TH K coNnmoN OF tHi 1X1006111 l / j i lV * f 1 / V / / * / » # » C S i / l / \ ^ A andJmvRlj stars to Edward Jones, Law- office who was crossing a field FORDS NATIONAL BANK I'MVy

tof/fcc* * M S3SSsSraffrffi?^»«»MffiS«* -jy J t# Stf *l/)«»ff # # • / • • B e e r i R *, n L ,'rhmriJi and Oerald Tarver, four years. According to Lieutenant Ar- ™D™ SKCTIOH mi, u. 8. ™mTi o.±iu. HHP1 QUtTfl • I#IC» ©Wine ^ T ^ a r ! ! djOnt received a

1 Newly appointed patrol lead- thur Donnelly and Detective Cuh, ̂ ^ wuh oth.r *»*. -v S Circle representing profits re-quarter length blue paoket, R« I e.t»t« own»d oth.r «i.n b»nn prmi»«> ~ - 10:911 ia ^ ' , f .̂ V ,{ 1 M i - * \ alized from a recent card party, gray corduroy shirt, blue trous-jouwr ««t» _ - - - . - . ' i «, " ^ v T

i i J . \ ^ yl The money i« to be used for ers. light tan shoes with thick ^ ^ u n n — " 2 M 4 g " > i * j > ^ _ ^H equipment. white rubber soles. j LIABILITIES /H$£\ ; ' • , • * « • * ' ^f/T

_ . 9 Nice weather wa« enjoyed The gas station owner told: j ^ ^ itpotiUi ot uidindu»i», partnM.hipi. m i s an M . . V V ^ - : »

" T V 1 1 Jfl, I when 26 scouts and leaders police he opened his establish- »nli corporetioM ... • • • • • . Dirtr,frgh,pS ' "v ,: ' % ̂ P ^ • .I f l H M I I I I I I I I d L ± 1 1 1 1 weekend. The boys rebuilt the hear any shot. Police believe' ^u™7°un | t^ 8ii»i"-doTemm.nt (im-iudini M 1 0 1 5 « . , / ' -fe-- "

M*T M- %*>^KJ M.M. M~r^r*>*>*' ^ . - . - . * — ..M o n k e y Bridge," studied star the man had been dead from 6 po.ui «;">*»>. rt , 1 1 1 ( i - b ( 1 1 , l ! l 0 B " nwnis? W , > # ^ -: ' Sheriff's Of- ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ _̂ — ̂ — ^ ^ . . ;{ . , . , . y - , , , l A • y Hie now was signea A i i . flM to «»ca^ Of K«* Bruniwiak, „ T^T TT^ • «

X ̂ : r : =i n h n f n th*» I l i inpcA a n r l A t n ^ p o n q The book WM »verdue 65 N. J. ........... i • • LJ • | — r==

( 111 J J U l l l U l C VjlUHlCaC; d l l l l r l L l l C l l L d l l i| years 4 months and 10 days. All that otrtaln tnct or pirctl oJ = = I 1 1 1 . ^ W l / » \ ---^. i -» -r-w v- :——I t , .„ . . .„ , . It wa8 '-The Sense, and the r ^ T n ^ r ^ H ^ ^ I H I YtlWI D A \T1^ ^I tradition to suit your taste. Mind-" , sssftsirŝ .issfs: ̂ \^ClJLI2XrTL f) A l \ | \ s( U A.IS0IMI1 JAMS 1 H U M I / Btlng known &nd derigniMd u • 'i ^ H T I i n n t V P-%fr"fcl •&•/•« • • *vf r»Ai_ S Louisville — Kissing causes a Lot 4, Block me on & map entitled = = ^ A 1%ITViilTl%I^174I ~ — :

SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 6th k̂ c jam to ̂ nt of «fflcee^1«K-^sa^s: ^ ^ A^l\OtiiitLS ^ ^{ bUilding6 every morning, jaUlp. UiddleMi County. New Jersey, — •—:

i Hawai ian Enter ta inment - Hula Dancers f rom 9 • 2 A. M. 51 The cause is wives dropping!^* ,°tc,™btl.i.9; ' ^ •*•"}£* ^ ^ = T% T T"\ 1 • X T ^ ^J J off their husbands and hus-;&&,* A K SiZn! ^ ^ \ ^ l L ^ _ - U ^ - - ^ 1 7 - - • - . ^ .rw. L J ̂ i - . - M ^

E I Z=J I ' 1 I 1 bands dropping off their wives surveyor, »nd flirt in the omce 0! • \ / ^ T T T I""A O V I 17^ 1 T ^ CY I — I I I I I T ' L j — ~ "

^ to work The deDaitures arelthe CIe rk °' wttitx* County on ^ ^ = \ w W I 1 / 1 I I K I I I V I I I I I I I ^ = =

M KI1-RQ77-7R-79 (Irdpr̂ tn Takp Out S 1 - T i S J K S "issr"I9MuUp#192nie ^ 1 1 V> VV u a i l J V l l l i : I I U U I O =

III I Uuff IV IV UlUCIa III lUnG UUl J Police Capt, Charles Morris Being the premise common)* • • • ( ) = • .

I I I I ,1 | said: "This kisstagdoesna hurt S . n n X V r t r ^ . " ?' * ^ ^ ' . , - ^ % TV . J T , . , , , , ^[ } traffic much. We're married ih« spproiimaw amount of the = = = 11rtM,w,AM-1IB- /v, ^ l l i V I V i w L l l A V 1 „«- =

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" ^ V ^ T * * " 7 ^ ! * i y " * i : * " ^ ' ^ ^ tO°- Fnr-.y-th«»e (»H3.00i Dollars mor* : ^ ^ = ; O ^B" ± - -".:' ' -—• — . or leu together with the cost* ot „ .„.. : 1 m ~.::zr 7T7"~- - r - ••• -•-•„.,••-. ... • ,-,•.. . . . ™ i » . - ^ - - - . - - -^— - , , , - , ~ ^ « . — ™ this s«l*. = = = = = ("^ •' —•-.-•.-.:mmm- ' '̂ • / . ' ' ' • • . :^ Together .with alUnd ilngulaf the = = . j x IJOl'Tl? *)7 »n . : : flR!U, prtvllegM. heredltaaxfnta and TT / ~ \ It | F (~\ T^ T^ T / ^ T̂ llwl 1 IJ Li dlUl ~" -"-

I II M.T1 V nnSV IVI II I.!! |3|T^ ' «pyort«imc«« thereunto belonging = L i f I \ / | L I I L li I I I. _„ ---, ; •, I • V ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ j V , . i . : icr.bat r t s e r v t i t h e r i g h t t o » d ) o u r n ^ ^ ^ ^ ••••*• v / x ' X J L J V _ y X X X V > 1 . ^ » l l ^ I A I n : \ T I J . " " f j l - J l C V / . ^ ;.~. ..:

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, ^^^^^^^B Lj&Hib 1 : iwier M m»y y spe"ftK) pVoy'ded | = = = = : l T l O n ( l a ^ 1111*11 F 1*1(1(1 \ - / U . I t l . I(jV 11 D . 1 1 1 . ":"''•'•

, \ |- ^ ^ ^ ^ B ^-Ii^T^.ifcf J T « B '' ''-GERALDW^̂ 8h"iSir ' ^ B Drive-Up Window-M011. thru Fri.-9 a. m,-6 p. m. P !

' I'' • ^ P ' f i ̂ ^ ^ ^ f c S j : \ ' ̂ b>the20th j I Plenty of FREE PARRING' L^Eal Office j j

an extra phone is worth its weight in gold ...yet costs only jiymn^ • / ^ o / \ \C\\\\l /^N P•Anewextensiopinthebedroomor give you an idea for Mother's Day J ^ V # % , o iniLi iPOnPUTinu ' r^H[ j /O L IliLiH Oi\VIIN(,S I ^PJt%\\ ikitchen makes telephone, service -it'aagoodone.Toorderanexten- wi MB «A I & LOAN ASSOCIATION j = = I ^ T EARN MORtf I ** ' A . I ^worth so much more. Makes it easy sion phone, just call your telephone i | # m MT • n-i» Cook* / ^ S 5 * ? ^ : 5^^ Vmms* J\ " . y lvFIUj V IHTWST / i 1^1

for a buey mother to answer or use business o f o or ask your telephone . %m0F ̂ kJ? • Awnu. / f f i j f f a a ^ •.• ^ ^ ̂ Mtmla ftdt'd Ih-u,,^ ]nsnr..n r \ . S 1 ^

the phone from any part of the serviceman. And remember, for an « m o n t h CARTEKETlTiHJflH?] E E ^ ^ ! ^ — — ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ a i ^ — ^ ' ^**^*^ p 5home. Save* her hundreds of steps, additional one-time charge you can ^ W ?»«»•>« % 3 * O r • ' ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ W M — M g S g r ^

Qflos extra protection. This may makeitabeauiifultelephonewico/w. JN«w Jersey Bell \ J - *" 1 * M 4 4 ^ l S S ^ ,. • -^^^^J:^^^^^! • •j=i==^::. \

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PAGE EIGHT

lie Crow's Nest

In thr Wirilbau •

R n n n i ' d i lf A v i n u ' v p inne .

w hn P'Signed lil^l ' T I C irnin thi

W n o d h n d g c Tnv. i ^ h i p School

s y s t e m , is t ' -cn])'1! i i i i i f >it h o m e

F i t k i n M e m o r i a l Hr^ptftil. N e p -

t i l l l i \ M r s RON' MIIO t i iu - l i i In

Schools, r festival for thr benefitdl the llbrarv

l,mt But Not Least:Born at P'Tlh Ambov General

Hf.pitnl From WoodbridKe, A(inncht*'! to Mr and Mrs Eri;

ujud Ciow. 24 .'enn rourt : aMin lo Mr. and Mrs .JosephKnpus. 780 A born Avenue; aMip lo Mr Rlid Mrs, CarrollSlicrmnn. S85 Runway Avenue;•i dniiKli'T lo Mr. and Mrs'-'mrcni DHiniPO. 573 BfinfordAvenue; n son to Mr. and Mrs.

r\ Floifllii, 18 C BunnsUtne; A son to Mr and MrsFrank Wololechowski, 144 Bei-SJPII Strep): ft son t« Mr. and

Post, AuxiliaryInduct Officers

Cub Park lndwttt /Vcti;Bobraim Aivardn Mad*

COLONIA — Assistant Cub-i

Avenue- ft son to Mr. and MrsMf)). j0 s ) m ( , o n l , 1 9 3 p , , , , ^

strpi-t., rt dBuxhtor to Mr. andMrs. Richard-Runyon. 32 Matv-bey S t r ^ t ; . from Fords R

Iflst year . Frank K Coup- r 8 C P . „ dR11Khtf,r to Mr. andland, 556 Alriin Stif-n, Wond-;Mrs J o H n M ( l y P r s ( ) M l l d r o dbridge, was inducted mm t ln^ L a r , r ; , r n m coionia. H sonR u t g e r s University Fvenlng t o m a n d M r s . Kenneth SmithHonor Society at Fin Hills Inn. 4 5 W e s t c | l f f R o a d ; , f r o n iSomerville. RHturdny. M r-Avpnel. B son to Mr and Mrs.Coupland attends thr New M l c h a e , H u d a k ; i 2 8 rjemorratBrunswick Division . Caro l ' A v e n u e . f r o m l s e , , n ft , n nRankin. (iaiujht.pr of former,lo M r a n d Mf(> P r a n k 6 t a n .

M HCommitteeman and Mrs Her-2 w , . , g h l s t r P P t ; a d ( U | ? l i

bert Rankin, Cliff RoHd. Sr - i t e r to M r a n ( ] M|.K Q e r a l d A]_waren. is partlclpatinn ln!ien. 110 West Warren Street: Bwent* for Color Day. t r ad i t ion - ;^ t o M r » f t I l d M r t_ R o n B ] d

Temporado. 32 Laurel AVPHIIP.h\ May fete at College of VVoos-ter, Ohio. May 13. Carol is oneof three senior art majors ex- Walter Brennan Is the onlyhlbitiiiR oils and watercolor.s in R c t o r w n o nHS w o n t n r e e Os_the Independent Study Art PX- c a r s However, he has never re-hibit. May 10-14. A receptionfor the artists will be hold May10. Carol is also co-editor ofthe College Directory and wasjon the staff of '•Thistle", lit-;erai-y maRazlnn. last year. She;ts a graduate of WoodbrirfgeHigh School . . .

f

Here and There:Army Specialist Four Peter

Nalasco, son of Mrs. Susan Mu-lasco, 3 Grand Avenue, Isrlin,is scheduled to participate inExercise Lava Plains, a jointArmy-Air Force field trainingexercise at Yakima Washing-ton. Firing Center May 8-22.Nalasco, a mechanic's helper at8th Field Hospital, Fort Lewis,Washington, entered the armyIn July, 1958. The 21-year-oldsoldier attended WoodbrldprHigh School and was employedby Hiebers Bakery before en-tering the service . . . BarbaraLockie, Bucknell Avenue. Wood-bridge, a member of BeaverCollege Glee Club will sing ina combined concert with Dick-inson College Glee Club Sat-urday . . . Our advertisingmanager, Hal Hollywood, is re-covering from his recent ill-;ni'.ss and is due back at his 'rifsk soon .

celved an Emmy from his TVshow which will RO Into Itsfifth year.

I S K M N .IMIIII In

nf n f l l m s In Ilir PiM And

V F W \ n x i l n - 1 •>n:- In Id fit tile

I'nsl R o o m s

Pr>M nffirvi-. iire CharlesR r r h k o , eoninii inrier. M u . l i fill-rov . iuninr u r t i -onimii l lder,7,iizmunri .Sumlrn. niiHrtPr-m a s t e r : Wil l iam ni i t«-nler , jr h n p l f l i n : Sniifnvd l ,m .mri I):i!' i i l Me-O u e e n . Iruslf1'1. mi'1 v e a r

Anxi l i i irv nffn'i i ' , in Mrs.CIIHI'U'S W e l n s f h e n k . |ire"idnnt:Mrs. I .an v Hull senior vicepreside!)! Mis Vincent 3('B-itimvH, itinlor vtrr president;Mis Blair Svlhi'H. tii'Hslirer;Mrs .Inspph Harbo. .«ijii'i'tnry;Mrs .fiwph SlrasM'r. clmplain;Mrs Kdwnrd O^iomhak. eon-ductre.vs. and Mrs .losrph Ty-linnr.v.sKi. cuiird. Also. Mrs,Kd'.vard Khrrry, Mrs Garbo,Mrs Oitspiir Campise, Mrs. EM Bender, trustees: Mrs.Campisi, pnt.rlot.li1 instructor:Mrs GeorRi- Devlin, hi.slormn:Mr .Joseph Predei iekson, Mrs.•Sherry. Mrs, Smolew.. and Mrs,Willmm Pollen, color bearers.

Mrs Sninlen WHS rlmirmani>f I he hnspiliilltv committee.

A picnir will be held afterthe biyaltv Diiy parade nt As-bury Piirk. Sunday Bust's willleave the Posi Room.s at 12:30P M. Reservations will closetoday

muster Brurr Butler Inducted!Bohriits nielmrd ReHch and>Robert Sehneffer when Cub!

V Kl!

B"v Conduct* Entir*Service gi

COTJONIA — Samuel Citron,n of Mr. and Mrs. Abbot

mU>NIA Mrs. ,,erome (i"-o». Eli R0Kd, will ronduct.I lie rnttre service, rather

pH,-k U "i.'t Tuesday at NewlSMrh- P r r M r 1 o n t o f S i n n l c l l H P " thr usual part service, for his,

Hover Methodist Church. . I T , B'tml B'nth Women, find Rl l |. M i t m h at the Jewish,Den '.' won thr DHR for theMrs NorniHii PHNCHI. past \O- community Center nf Coloniit,

hrsl western skit find display, cut I on ill service rhalrmnu, will snt.urday. 9:45 A. M.HChlevement present a vocational KiiidHiici' gamuel is an honor student

kit to William Burns, principal „, C n i o n ) a j u l 1 | o r Hiwh SchoolRe r e i v i n e

awards were Willmm Ollet, lionbadge. Keith DHllleSs. (told ar-row; and MHtthew Borkowskland Russell Stanley, silver ar-rows

A trip is plnnned to "Road-side USA and Crystal Cave,

Rt colonof Colnnia Junior HlRh School. R n b b ]tomorrow (or school use

The kit includes- publications Mj.h r , .cept|on will be spoil-of ^50 varied vocations, nccii- s 0 | .p d b y t h r c l t , - o n f a n ) i |V

s r l - v j W s ,

Pennsylvania,IIIR HI nclii

Saturday morn-

pntional orientation charts:"Wlint to Read" guides lor _counselors. 11 b r a r i a n j . andteachers: scholarship informa- Teiltftortiry Rvl'tCJ

XX U A \ DKTINMNG ELF.CT8RKWARKN Vulcan Ma-

lenwls Company has announcedHie n;-fl*ftioil of the followingofficers nl Vulcan DettnntngDivision, after H meetniR of theBoard ol Directors: Edward W,YOUIIP, presideiU: Gordon W.Ooldrlck. vice president, opeftat ions; S. Eric HarHen. vi.nlrs Mattr< rictlon

Totty ( ii r11•%Idmnnrt O'Hrii-n(rlluir OTonnell

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anil—(olor—Alan I.arid

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»MED ON THE FACTS Of TM UST-HLUII

Plus "WINGS OF CHANCE"

tion. letters on obUininn nositions, and a one-year subscription to'Coiniselor's Information ISE1.1N — Carl A. PVminp,Service published by . B'IIBI ,ir., cliBirman of the parkiiiKB'rith Vocational Service Bur- ( .o m m j t tp« of Iselm ChBinbereau. Wadhlnpton. D C,

An orlentHtlon teaheld at the home of Mrsuel Weisbrot, 346 Cypress Drive, mg out there Is vacant ltmd InMay 9. 8:H0 P. M. Mrs Leo the shoppine area, but no fundsGrossman is orientation chair-available to construct, parkingman lots.

! As a temporary measure, MrFleming hap requested busi-nessmen and their employees to

RegistrationsAt 3 Schools

IREL — Regist.rnt.ionB forKindergarten will be held atIselin Schools as follows:

Al school 24, Monday andTuesday

Al Krliool IS. MnV 10, chil-dren whose names begin A toI, mid May 11. M,to 7,,

School 6, May !-'. childrenwhose names bcpln A to L andMay I ft. M to Z.

Time of rejisitration at allI lure schools will be fl::i0 to

,11-lift A..M. and 1::IO to :i P. M.rinldien must be five years

nlrl mi or before November 30;must have birth certificate, rec-iirri of at least two polio Injec-titms: and vaccination infor-mation'.

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of Commerce has directed let-ill he lers to all businessmen siviiiKSinn- full details of his survey pomt-

Keniifdy appeal.-- for foreipn-uri proposal.

ISF'.I.INnt, Schoolsenled H skit.Moon." In accordance withtheme "Hpnce."

Achievement-n w a r d s were T h p C l l b R ( . n | ip ITSnited to Robert Boehm. intc (K ^ f o r | l u^ll.'iny Clements, Ronald Qor- Kilmer, wln-r,. .,me, Clifton Ness. L/iuls Sepan- u | | ] he heldski' Unyinond Klcliert. one year — _pin's Oiiiv Roach, one slhcr Thrrr's ,M,,(I

llnrnld Hart, one '̂ old A woman fl,.,Robert Cron, one Bold Intion. but H I,.;IIllobi'rt Rennet, one ({old from It wllh ||,, ,Umis Bwrbato mid Oi-o- thai it miidit ,•,,,,,,,•11. two yi'iir pins: him.

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ISELIN - Brownie Troop r P [ r a j n froni pHrkinu on Oaksponsored by St. Dvelia's Tree Rond dnrinc the month nf

|Chnrch. went on a bus trip to M 8 V to allow parkins spnreMontclair to we "Cinernma" for choppers.Chaperones were Mrs. Andrew .Tomczyk. leader, Mrs. Edwin Shirley Booth's TV .«-lin\\ tin-Byran, co-leRder, Mrp. Thomas wl. will occupy the time Ten-Frederick, Mrs, Charles Sydlo nessee Ernie Ford will viie;ilcand Mr. Mathew Plesher. on NBC tn October.

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KING"p Daily at l:i>0 P, M,Show Beclns at Dusk

I-RKL: riayground, Carousel,Train Rlcics

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From ADthe Community

Independent-Leader Carteret PressEdison Township and Fords Beacon

A Newspaper Dedicated to the Best

Interest! of the Residents of the

Communities We Serve.

Sweetness and LightB»

E. GREGORT

John W. Ferrante Wed

In River Edge Ceremony

ui ways watched the fine print too,,,.(, to IDV chagrin and at great risk to.r..-.aiKl so ' wanted bright eyes to ex-

lM,ks whirl' contained passages relating, ,,| nnr ptii't of a constituted community, |n,ni its parent.

ts nave mr a fast brush. The factthat the folks who dreamed ad dierked the paragraphs, sub-

,|lt.|

, | • > ,1111

,,,.. fictions, suh-srrtions and all the

;.,. ,1 possibilities while the authorities, ( r l |(1 ninv, over the whereases easy to

,,.,, thai the dilemma which the ambitious

(,n vr A- an object lesson to be learned|, (| I think, as a matter of fact, that

;>!- .spaer is filled, I will go over my.|, irs just to make sure where I am.,ls(. a claim arises.

AVENEL - At a NuptialMass and double mm ceremonyin St. Peter';, Church, Riverfcdi:|\ li.t:

Sl.ATU):

auditorium at 6:15 P. M. Mrs.Burns Is in charge of programand Mrs. John D'Elia is toast-master. A program will be pre-sented by the girls of HIP Sun- Thomas Gillan. representativeday School and Mrs Donald of the United Church Women,Balfour, wife of the minister announced at a meeting of St.ol the Tabernacle Baptist Anne's Unit of Trinity Episco-'Church, South River, will be pa! Church, announced a lunchguest speaker. eon will be held at the Metho-

dist Church tomorrow.

The slate-of officers to be m-T . , , stalled June 5 include: Mrs.I hPtttrp r e i e James Ryer, president; Mrs A

ISKL1N - . Elected at a re- Eugene Kiel, vice president;cent meeting of the Mothers Mrs. John Byoris, treasurer,Club of Boy Scout Troop 47;Mrs. Joseph Radowski, secre-were Mrs. Robert Argala8,|taiy. Mr.s. George Knopf is mpresident and secretary, Mrs | charge of the installation din-Thomas Bowen, vice president ner at 7 P. M. at the parishand treasurer. Plans were house,compl-tpd to have dinner at A donation was talffin for thethe "Meadowbrook," Cedar ut-Lit to support educators toGrove, and sec the play "Briga- Rhodisia. A leader Jfrteeded fordoon" next Thursday |),P Girls KJehdlr — 16 ?ivl'%ho

5 Unit PlansInstallation in June

JAMES P. NOLAN

To Head Driv

WOODBRIDOE - "Hrtfl-^-Dili's Shlnln« Hour" Is thfttheme of the program planned.for the 17th annual Installa-iiiui nf the Woodbrldge Chap-ter iif Hadassah. Mrs. HerbertWlnocrnd and Mrs. Irving.Mii/.ur are In charge of ar*ininwments.'< Chairmen appointed for theaffair are: Mrs, Fred Kaufrnan •'and Mrs. Jerry Cohen, pro-gram; Mrs Morris Warshal andMrs. Jacob Cooper, hospitality;Mrs, Joseph Schle.slnger, in-stallation of officers1. Mrs.Walter Shimanskl, writer olInstallation; Mrs. Malcolm'Hirschey and Mrs. Ernest Hoff-•man. decorations; Mrs. Norm-Ian Tanzman, Mrs. Jack Turnerand Mrs. David Gutman, invi-tations and reservations; Mrs.

i Abraham Winograd, publicity.

PTO Head CitesNew Amendment

May 22, 8 P. M. at First Pres-meet

every other Tuesday. Anyone

torney was named chairman ofI the current Mental HealthFund Campaign which Is beingcoordinated with the nationaldrive now underway.

Mr. Nolan was born ln Wood-"i bridge and resides at 443 School

COLONIA — Mrs. Sidney Street with his wife and twoFreund, School 20 PTO presi-ichlldren. He is a graduate ofdent, announced a new amend-|Woodbridge High School, Setonmem was added to the unit's! Hall University with a BA inconstitution, at a meeting in Social Studies, and Rutgersthe school's all-purpose room.:University with a Law Degree

The amendment status that] H c l s a member of the Wood-any executive board member!b r l d w Elk iS Woodbrldge Juniorabsmt three consecutive times;chamber of Commerce and.mil be automatically dropped'Th(. Knights of Columbus.

Mr. Nolan explained there

^Committee WillNominate Slate

chairman of thecommittee to be

from the board.Mrs.

iinri means, reported all Htlair8p(,rsol ls m mental Institutionsduring the year were successful/throughoutShe thanked Mrs. Raymoiidaimost a s miiny moreKiller and Mrs. William Han-^ut not receiving, attention beiKin co-chairmen, for their as- caUiSe of shortages of personnel

M r N o i a n explained thereClyde Edrington. ways:are three quarters of a million

t d ll lIthe countiT and

sist.mce.Miss Barbara Hanwd

and facilities,will "In New Jersey alone

WOODBRIDGE - C o u r tMercedes, Catholic Daughtersof America, selected Mrs. Geo-rge Bindernominatingassisted by Mrs. August Bau-man, Mrs. Ross Price, Mrs. Jo-seph Simun and Mrs. PeterYacovino.

Mrs. Joseph Genovese an-nounced reservations are closedfor the theater party Septem-ber 7. Mrs. Peter McCann re-ported a but trip to Greymoorwill be held June 4.

pighlight of the program wasa film, "Ireland Today," shownby William Boylan who spokeon his recent visit there.

Mrs. Steven A l m a s i waschairman of hospitality. A spe-cial prize was won by HelenVan Tassell.

therereport on the number of books; are more than 21,000 mentallypurchased for the school li-'ill persons in institutions, andbrary at the next meeting. it is costtny $34,000,000 annual-

Mrs. Robert Willielms was'ly in taxes," he declared, ad-appointed recording secretaryjdmg, "We cannot let thisreplacing Mrs. John Dalinsky.jscourge continue unchecked.

De Matteo-MnrtinoEngagement Told

WOODBRIDGE — The en-gagement of Miss Lorraine Matrie Martino to John Michael De

. , . , , . . . , V- . . . . . .interested may call Mrs. JosephUr "lad> »( I.aunhter1' will m o l h e r s o f t n e U M E 4.7045 o r M r s W a l _ ; M R S _ F R E D E CHRISTIAN

t h f are urged to attend. t e r gronseder, LI 8-0752.IH- t l i r

> l l tr t . ib

pnlfrtainrr atdinner spousiired tiv

(irrcn'n Hotel, W«-

JSbiieonlibatmt

Cartrrct f rtsfi '

Ch»rlcs e GregoryEditor and Publisher

flit IndtpendenlLridn wd KdlWB fowttlbff-Fordi BMfOl) (uiblnhcd • « « ! ; Ml Chantey

l*-20 (irffti Slrrrl MJ l-l l l l

rh( Cinant Pr™ publish** ««*Uj On•51 Roojrtflt Atrnii* Kl 1-JM*

WOODBRIDGE PUBLISHING COMPANJCharles E, Gregory. Pretldent

Lawrence K Campion,Vice President and Tretinrer

B; earner. 10 «nt< p»r topy»nb«rtptlnn rite« !>j Dor,the Democratic Kennedy aa-iflrials feel the current business conclusions arrived at a few m o n t a written pledge that they,June — the ear'.;.cannot be concluded;months ago can be changed, w ' "

of„„....„ i . «„„,,„:.», of little j ministration to counteract the ' s e s s l o n c a n n o t ; be concluded'inonths"ago "can "be "changed"'"

1 henceforth discontinue the moment Is past bSilver, who won the Republican;Republican strategy. Perhaps,]w t t h o u t 5 a c r i j i c i t l g many worth-

1 especially in view of the n o n j s a l e of such literature as would close the school tgubernatorial nomination atiPresident John F. Kennedyw h l l e b i l u ^ ^ ea r l j r next

! factual and contradictory p r o s - ^ in.iurious to the minds of renlly necessary,the AprU 18 primary has plans|may be asked to speak at s o m e m o n l h entation of those who want

t h f> children of the Township. ; The statement 0:jwhich might mix up the issues. Democratic Junction early m, g ince j t h i s „ , r

"Jay-Spending" in CongressLike the jay-walker who shortcuts

intersections to avoid the traffic lights — " ; - - ™ » " - • » ^ ^ » ^jZ ' the" DemT ^™*> * February and mutated for your public serv-designed to protect the public at Nixon into the State to help cratx campaign tour. iMarch for w u i t w vacations,'« und.r f.re

t h a t Bll the MOM forestall!*

danger points, Congress is showing a

tendency to avoid check points of

sound fiscal procedure designed to

protect the public purse.

Devious routes have been found inWashington to avoid the normal con-;trols over the Federal budget estab-lished in line with the constitutionaladmonition that "no money shall bedrawn from the Treasury, but "in con-sequence of appropriations made bylaw. . ." Through a procedure knownas "backdoor financing", it has been'possible to "jay-walk" some spending'prograrris around the Congressionalappropriations committees. Thesecommittees are the traditional watch-dogs of the public pocketbook,

The Senate and House of Represen-tatives appropriations committeesnormally receive the myriad spendingproposals dropped into each house ofCongress and screen them before re-;leasing appropriation bills to a floorvote and possible enactment. Throughone of the avenues of "backdoor fi-nancing" procedure, however, Con-gress can permit a government agencyto draw money from the U. S. Treasuryfor sizeable programs without submit-ting them to prior appropriationscommittee scrutiny.

Over the years, Congressionalspokesmen estimate, more than $100billion has been provided in this man-ner. In the current sessjon of Congressare proposals to provide additionalbillions of dollars through "backdoorfinancing." These would authorizeIOU'S on the Treasury to provide

money for various programs such aspublic housing, depressed area loans'and others.

Congressional spokesmen and citizenorganizations, such as the New JerseyTaxpayers Association, concerned withconservation of the Nation's and thetaxpayers' resources repeatedly havewarned of the dangers to- publicwelfare that lie in weakened Congres-sional fiscal controls.

Know Your RepresentativesThe best citizen Is an active citizen, one who Is alert

and goes to the source to secure the best possible In-formation. The best representative Is one who cooperateswith his constituents and is ready and eager to receivetheir views.

Herewith are the names of your representatlvei. Keepto touch with them.

I). S. CongressSENATL

Senator Harrison A. Williams. Jr.. (D), Senate OfficeBuilding, Washington, D. C. Home—Westfleld.

Senator Clifford P. Case

K | N « ; AMI *H'KKN: The king »ml i,s. (mistint SHIsslas, chairman of dances: ( mnmittc-nun .lohn Hughes

' and Joyce Hoffman, runiirr-up.

AAlTWHearsDr. RiddleOn Schools

f, the culmunition n| year-long empha-

"ii '-ftnt-iittonal problems in''"".tl schools, colonia

I".inch. Amn-lciin Association»f University Women, heard11)1 D'niiilrl Riddle speak on

|Munition for Citizenship. Dr.'Kiddle ,s dliTclor of special

ii-ojccts ol RiiRleion Institute:"'i' Politics and an associate'professor at Rulers. In light'> f t h e ever - acceleratingchanges in our environment,Hi'. Riddle stated:

"Unless we demand that ourschools dral forthrlghtly withcontroversial issues, our chil-dren will be inadequately pre-pared to meet their future re-sponsibilities."

Since, the body of present-day knowledge Is so large itcannot possibly be covered Inschools, Dr. Riddle suggestedmaking economic use of thetime available by eliminatingrepetition of courses and thoseareas of study which mightbetter be taught at home.Classroom time gained mightprovide students with back-ground to ennble them to de-velop habits of critical thoughtso that they can decide whatshould be preserved and whatshould be changed in our sys-tem.

State AAUW President Elea-nor Woodruff wns guest ofhonor at the home of MrsAbraham Rothman, New DoverRoad, Hostesses were Mrs. R APwi. Mrs. George Oakley, Mrs.Theodore Choslney, and MisClark Oster. Mrs, ChailesChristiansen was the officialRiveter

A dessert fashion show willbe held tonight at Koos Broth-ers. Hallway. at 1:00.

The annual dinner meetingwill be MHV 11. MembersuiT.ed to make their reset \a-tiuns no*.

PAGE ELEVEN

ARBOR DAY RITES: At

other

members of the Student ('oiinril. Left tn right, Markand Debra Switnlski. vire president, along with

M,»plt H.IS |i|intcd on the srhniil grounds.

selln Junior IHth Schnol l ' l A is working feverishly to fom-IM.IIKIIIII; pl.tns fur II* firt.1 Sprlni; dance Saturday In the school gym. Above,i. ht i- I lie O'lmultti'f. Mr*. Paul Ahlonciy. tlrkeU; Kay Smith, dance rhairman;IITI Klriii. Mrs. Jerimii' CiMrll, publUlty and Mrs. James ( lark, drrorations.I'liid'rtls uill lie » » d ID huy much-needed equipment for the new school.

Srhtiol 1\rlmr

I HoldsDay Rite

I:i three sip-: | •• p . is t v-CfV.

::'.''.. and .sixth.. i 22 Vl.sltrdI! .tdiniftftcrs in

• • • r e c o n d u c l i ' d

•A hilr c.xlnb-;j. itC dlll'es were

.i:nbcrs vj.sitcd. Ti u.stfe and

• "i)d politicalexhibited Inid Nations

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Court of Honor HeldBy Iselin Boy ScoutsISELIN — A Court of Honor; Heci'ivm*' second claas awards

was held Friday by Boy Scout,were William Walsh, ThomasTroop 49 with Peter Bablalc,!amlth, Clycjo Rut an, John.scoutmaster, presiding. Ebcrhardt, Peter Swarts, Ed-

Tenderfoot awards went to'ward Naughton, Kevin Lock-Ixmls Johnson, Kevin HackeU,;*'°dl>rldf«

(Nut to SUte Bh»tif>

General Council of Presbytery.This Committee's function isto make policies and recom-mendations to the ElizabethPresbytery.

Rev. Sidener was installedpastor of the Iselin churchJanuary 28, 1960. He previous-ly served a year in NationalMission Work in New Mexico,where he was pastor of

PAGE TWELVE

f a u l v Night"Supper Planned\SEUtt — The Women's

Guild of First PjT.-bv.rnanChurch of Iselin heard MrsJohn Humphrey who with herhusband t.< preparir.r to srrvfIn Radio Mission? In the Philip-pine Island Mr. Humphrey ua radio technician.

The foreign mission work OfI he Presbyterian Church wasstudied under the direction OfMrs. Stanley Tlmvev and MrsHarold Hanna. A film. Life-,line." was shown. The pulld is|joining the Presbytfiinl. J

Plans for a family iischr sup-'por May 19 at the church un-der the direction and super-vision of Mrs. John Howvwerecompleted.

Plans were also made 'IT Rstrawberry festival June 2.Bible study under the directionof Mrs. Roger D. Sidener wascontinued on the topic, 'Paul'sLetter To The Corinthians".

The next meeting will be May'23 at 8 P. M.

Firemen AskCooperation

ISELIN — In a combineddrill with District 9. the IselinChemical Hook and LadderCompany viewed pictures of theChicago school fire shown byFrank Palclhuewlcz, Perth Am-1

boy fireman.Deputy Chief Schectzer, Rah j

way Fire Department, spokebriefly on fire inspection imdprevention.

The Board of Fire Commis-iBlotters has requested the public!to refrain from parking care,on Button Street and to pullover to the side of the road)when a fire truck Is trying to'make Its way to a fire.

The fire company will par-ticipate in the Little League JParade May 14 and will as-semble at Wood Avenue andOak Tree Road at noon. The

rPife and Drum Corps will alsoparticipate.

Brownie Efforts (retHospital Recognition;COLONIA — Brownir. Tnjopi

187 received thank you notes,from Roosevelt Hospital foriavors made for the third floorwest, wing/ and from ColoniaClub for white goods contrib-iuted for cancer dressings made IFor Si. Joseph's Nursing Home,-Woodb ridge.

Participating in these serviceprojects wei'e Catherine Aus-jtan, Dnyle Berber, Gayle Ber-Iger, Lome Brozanski, JudylBruder, Susan Chernov, Ber-'nice Grossman, Linda Garo-jfolo, Jo Ann Hadesty, Patricia!Kozlouski, Gail Masterly, Deb-orah Reale, and Karen Regan,under the guidance of -Mrs.!Robert Bcrgcr, Troop leader,;Mrs, Gerod Masterly, assistant'leader; and Mrs. Henry Koz-!lowski, service chairman, '

Mrs. Emanuel Spitzer gavelan informative lecture andshowed color slides of wild-jflowers, as part of a natureprogram.

Colonia Students Plan'Bits of Hits' Musical,COLONIA — Colonia Junior i

High School students are in re-'hearsal for "Bits of Hits", avariety show, to be presentedJune 2 in the school audi-'torium.

The production, which in-cludes excerpts from "SouthPacific,". "Oklahoma," "MyFair Lady" and "Sound ofMusic," is produced and direct-1

ed by Miss Christine Zipay andJoseph Emerick.

Program boosters and tick-!ets may be obtained from the!student body at a nominal fee.

Two hundred dancers in thePolynesian Islands are per-forming in "Mutiny on theBounty." The dancers, 125 fe-male and 75 male, were round-ed up from Tahiti and otherneighboring islands.

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Kuests included Pamela Jacob to contact Raymond Hansen orand Carol and Susan Lanntng. any member of the pack com-

-Cubmaster Robert Acker- tnittee.man, Mrs. Ackerman, and sonsj n e x t Pack meeting will

School 19PTA OpensNewLibrary for YoungstersMENLO PARK TERRACE-;on a limited scale. Use of the

The opening and orientation dewey decimal system was es-program of School 19'a new;tablished to familiarize stu-

ABOUT YOUR HOMERobert, Joseph, James and b e M a y 29-

— M M . Oertrudc Hassett, 'R l l 3 'm o"d . Adams Street, en-'Jersey City, was a weekend J°ypd a b u s r l d c to West PointKUfst of Mr. and Mrs. William sponsored by Cub Pack 48.Hassett, Westbury Road. i ~ M r and Mrs. Harry Lel-

. .. dig and daughter, Donna, Rich-SIIOTOUN PROTECTION ] field, were guests of Mr. and

Pompano Beach.' Cal.—Hav-jMrs. Robertinu been robbed twice ln two Scmel Avenue.week*, service station attend- —Mrs. Sarah Kiilncr, Bronxant Monty Layton decided to was a guest of Mr, and Mrs.iS U?. e r J

e l s_ l n . .A m e r iC a , t o d a > \buy a shotgun. Wajtrr Huryk, Wood Avenue.

Layton tat with the shotgun1 —Walter Hunk, Jr. sonacross tils knees. Crack 1 Some- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Huryk,one sneaked up behind him. WoO(* Avenue, v.»s n gueststruck him on the head with a "'* grandmother, Mrs. Sarah

central library was announcedby Mrs. Charles Jeffrey, PTAlibrary chairman.

More than 215 new librarybooks, supplies, and furniture

dents enough so they will notMicounter difficulty upon en-tering other school or publi-libraries.

The library, open every Tueswere purchased by the PTA, day during May is hoped tc

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T. iVuity Post Dance

Saturday in helinMENLO PARK TERRACE—

The Ladies Auxiliary will as-1st the T. Nulty Post of the

American Legion Saturday atits second annual dance atthe Green Street Fire HouseIselln.

A social card party has beenplanned by the unit for Mon-day, 8:30 P. M. at the Amerlcan Legion Hall, Berry Street,Woodbrldge, with Mrs. CliffordRIcci chairman. Auxiliary hatshave been ordered and may beobtained at this party.

The next regular meeting o;the unit will be held at thiAmerican Legion Hall, Woodb

pistol butt.The thief da-slu-d oil with not

only $400 of Laylun's moneybut also thi' shotgun. ,

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IWK it will l n tliere?"' iT r e r H o f t d ' Wl'"' g u ' s U a t a

'••""•• t'red . . o h i n o ; - toW J o c k , . . ^ . , 1 buffet supper nt theyou would , n y wife's teeth . . . there's too

Mr- u l l f l M r s • L o u l s ,urns. b l l n d s , m u c h eatlnf between meals «tiH*h»»>'- in honor of

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u newIjiome, the best advice In theworld U not to cut too manycorners m the kitchen, litekitchen U where the averagehousrvttfe spends a good deal ofher Ume. It should be an at-tractive room with as goodequipment u she can a/ford,

txcide how much room youwill need In the »ay of counterupace, .storage space, and spacefor major equipment. Keep inmind that a kitchen too smallor a kitchen too big will causeyou a lot of extra work.

habits to become an enjoyablaccounts for the tremendous in-hobby rather than a chore.l n t h e n u m b e i ' o l u l c e r The committee has attemp- A bake sale is scheduled Ma

ted to follow Junior and senior 24 to raise funds for addltionaModern research has defln-library proMdm,5 brdlge, May 22, 8:30 P. M.

are the best safeguards against

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* to AttendORT Dinner, May 22

FORDS —Mrs. Seymour De-Wltt, publicity chairman, Mct-

ood Chapter, Women's Amer-can ORT, announced finalplans have been made for theHonor Roll dinner May 22 atMilitary Park Hotel. Newark.

Guest speaker will be Mrs.Joseph C. Ooyle, nationalpresident of Women's AmericanORT. Mel Leonard, star of ra-dio and television, will enter-tain.

School 7 PTAFair Set Today

FORDS—Mrs. Dominic Nota,publicity chairman, School T

announced the public Isinvited to attend the secondannual fair at the school gym-nasium today from J until8 P. M,

Class mothers and the exec-utive board members attendeda tea last Friday.

The next meeting of the ex-ecutive board will be Wednes-day at 1 P. M. in the pTA room,and the next general meetingwill be May 18 at 8 P. M. whena new slate of officers will b»presented and elections held.

Deliver In Person"Won't you please give

shilling to the Lord?" said aRUMMAGE SALE

FORDS—Mrs. Agnes Hanson,Salvation Army girl to an aged publicity chairman, announced

plans have been completed forScotsman."How auld are ye, Lassie?"

he inquired of her,"Nineteen, Sir."

weel, I'm past 75. I'll

the rummage sale at WesleyMethodist Church, today andtomorrow.. The Bale will beopen to the'public from 9:30

be seeing 'lm afore you, so I'll A. M. until 2:30 P. M. bothhand it to 'im myself!" days.

tient "t PresbyterianNewark.

—Mr. and Mrs. RobertEdward Street, entertained Mr.and Mrs. Edward Flynn andchildren of Neptune City, atdinner. Mrs. WilHt.m Muchaud and;children, Billy, Bobby, David,

'Frances, and Shirley, New!Hampshire, wire quests of Mr.'and Mrs, William Leahy, Jr.,iWest Edward Street. Mr. andMrs- Muchaud formerly resided

Keep away from situationsjwhich create tensions for you.Get enough rest and sleep.American high powered pushfor the dollar is taking a heavytoil in heart and ulcer patients

Ttt Alrllnttnfarnutlon,

IVktU Obulnrttt'i mort eonrenttnt

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t»tr« tual Ucfttl prtc* I» illTOU PAT Nn Ctuifllor our Mrrtc*

ProofIt may be taken for granted

that a man is as old as he feels

PUBLIC AUCTION SALEI;., Gaardian of Helen I. M M I U I U I , will

iiiii. Auction all Heal and Personal property•• t" 'Mm I, Matkallli, on the DrtmJws atMW DOVER ROAfi, COLONIA, N. J.

-M -SATURDAY, MAY If—11:00 A. M.' I M I , I'KOPEKTV: Refrigerator (Westlng-

' ^ i r e iiSterltrn and Plated), Oocaslonal.;iiia. linens (Bed and Table), Secretaryall Mlrrori, Two Sectional Bopkcases of 4

•-: Hugs Oriental and Domestic (Room and>:/ floor and Table Lamps, Television 21"' lie Top Tables, CablneU, Boudoir Chair*,

"nc-a-brac, Chlnaware, Sewing Cabinet,( i : ' sware, Bijretu*, Cut Qlass, Two Double-Slts. Porch Pumltune, Kltchenware, Rifle' • I .ever Action, Rifle: Muzzle Loader, Vases,v" harden Tractor with Cultivator and Snow

' ' Mower, Hand and Garden Tools. Extension'i-' „ , „ „ . „ „ „ „.„ ^ ..„Harold Handle;.1. Pennington. | UI1tu he tries to prove It.,

•Dinner gu^ts of Mr. andL. The Gosport, Pensacola, Fla.Mrs. Henry lUppel, Adamsr—— —Street were Mr- Henry RohlfsjCinnamlnson. Other guestsMr aiid Mr* Kobert Pltz»lm-!wefe Mrs. Louis Mageeand

and son Thomas, all of Mr. and Mrs. John Slmoneaux,A v e n u u Woodbridge Oaks.

—v,uh Pack 44. New Dover -Mr, and Mrs. AndrewMethodist Church, enjoyed a Monda. West Arthur Place, ob-bus trip to fto.idslde. USA, Ini served their 21fat wedding an-Charlottesvlllie, Pa., and visit-nlversary this week,led c S I ive . Reading, Pa/ -Mr. and W . TheodoreVubmaster StuulfV Burke and Arlington and sons, Theodore,Iden mo hr rs Accompanied 70 Jr.. and Michael West Arthur

. place, attended the christeningU Mr md Mrs. Andrew!of Thomas Fleming, Jr., Bon of

Monde' Wvst Arthur Place,!Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fleming,were hosts ut a dinner at which Metucnen, at St. Francis

HONOR STUDENTS: Edward Sulva, South Hill Road, Colonia, (standing left) was oneof six Union Junior College sophomores recently inducted Into Iota XI Chapter of PhiTheta Kappa, national junior college scholastic honor society. The newly-installedmembers—go over chapter plans for the year with Prof. F. Marks, III, faculty adviser.Other new members are: Seated—Miss Ann L. Ajres, Mountainside, Mrs. Roberta N.Couch, North Plainfield, Miss Jane M. Kindervater, Elizabeth and Miss Judith A. Clark,

Koselle Park and standing—Walter V. Johnstone, Edison.

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• (1'"-a«e attached, AJbtomaUo Hot Waiter Heat.; ' ! | frojitane by 316' ln depth. Approximately'"al Estate will be offered at 12:30 P. M. and

II inject to conflrmatlon o( the court. Highest••'il ba required to pay a deposlj of $2,000.00

•• "Ttifled check) at'time of sale and sign usual1«' Purchase agreement, Any other terms and

"r s»le will be announced at time of sale.

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Lwo blrthdiiy quests were hon-ored, Mrs. Louis Magee, Arthur•lace and William Shaffer,

Church, Metuchen. They wereguests at a buffet supper forfamily and friends followingthe ceremony.

—Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hurykand children. Walter and Jane,Wood Avenue, attended FirstHoly Communion at SacredHeart Church, South Amboy,at which Robert Huryk, son of

,, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Huryk re' ' celved.

—Happy birthday to MaureenCuthbertson, Oak Tree Road,on her Blxth birthday.

l'|X BE "SUEIN6" YOBThtM pwtiog words m«rba ipoken in J"t. buttb«y could bf ju»t • wor'Itep from reality. H »friend or «ny wemb« ot,ch« public i) accidentallyiniurcd on your prtmisci,b . might siw you forthoiiisndl of dollar*. Beproucttd with Cowjw-htnilve Perwnat Liabil-ity Insurance.

VincentJ. Pavese&Co.

A sleeveless, black sweater Isthe newest must lor the. girlwho has an important week-end visit in mind. Il can beworn with llm>n for travel —jculottes or pants or over along skirt for evening. It shouldbe hip length and can be wornoutside or tucked inside theskirt — and it has, a high neck-line.

[Many of the new dresses re-mfnd the women vrho were glrseveral decades ago of th"Mary Jane" dresses of yonThe elongated hip line with thpleatpd skirt was quite a fashion Item of that era.

Printed cotton blouses witsolid skirts are smart with solId color sweaters.

PAROLED AT 84Lansing, Mich.—An 84-year-

old woman will get her wish todie a free woman after serving28 years in prison for the pois-oning of her husband.

Qov. John B. swainson com-

$87 billion budget estimate,for 1963.

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Right Down to Holy Family NineWire Race in Enters LocalShorecrest Loop Softball Loop

Electrons andMain OfficeStill Tied

Senior softball

CARTERET - The Electronsmid the Main (Mm continueIn a lie [or flvM plucp In theU.SM.H Bowl:ii(? LeftRue as

|1BS both flubs won Hirer BAIT1PH. from their opponents this past

CARTERET H •' M he CARTERET—The local Holyrleht down to in.- «•.!>- •, 'MH''Family nine, sponsored this

I M'v rt 1! '•.clmi! y*r b>' t n p Synowlwkl Funeral> ns ihr NRMO :.:.

mono! teams « h o Ivlrl first Softball L e s l i e . Manaemir the.mid second plnov »>-,'• cti-.rly, t ram will be the veteran. Jimare divided by only "••• IOOK two ^ ^ First game will beidn on Mon- wny

' Riede! will have the services day Mav 22. All games will be with_a b\u:JM set jgf the losers

werk the I.'iiuueti> look two

from Schlmiwnfis urn!" thesecond place Dniinninnd pinners won H pHir o

T h e only tinner was Jadnch \"r Cnn.'-e.

tlie Rtlon Department [or the 1961 «

und thi rd bnse. Is presently lilt- nlmtint! at ii .425 clip, while Pilfer, -.nriRouiihrider first sucker, is but- «•;>•.

Carteret Commercial Industrial League at the Hill un« .316. '-'W-

week, with the the openinR

20'; 56'i cuse University lacrosse team.

Cutters RealHot Pin Team

play. Boys who have not regls-'hlKh man for Tank House.U-red for the leagues, can do so T h ( , n o n o l . l o l l m_ teamat the tryouts, The Recreation s t ( m d l n ( ! S f ( )1 ,ow:Department is looking for unl- „ „forms that have not been re-1 •* "omr K n l

turned V.F.W. Post of Car-1 8. Kuzmer 246-168-201-615,U-ret hns aK«in RenerouslyMike Caplk 245. M. Plrnlk 223,agreed to sponsor a teum In the I- Berthn 227. Joe Na-scak 205,Babe Ruth l.-uuue. This will be Elm Dra»os, 202. J. Mai 200,the fourth year that the post A Thergesen 206. T. Skrypoc-wlll be represented in the Babe s k i 2 0 4 ' M- s i f k i e r k a 2 ' 4 ' J '

Koc/.an 213, P. Kosten 212, C.

CARTERET—Aboul the hot,-( Economy Aluminumtest team to hit this town in 1 picked up R name on the Indus-

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Ruth league.

many years is the Cutters,trial Xray Engineers as theyAmoco combine in the Carterptiswept Jim Dunne Enterprises

Carteret Hmh track team has Andrella 200._ ' J° '

P ' taken its second dual meet in Standing of Team*four tries. WitmlnR over St. w

Major LeaBUe. on Ed Nardone's 614 and FrankFor one thing, the team hit Capparelll's 587.

ten 1,000 games in their last1 industrial Xray won twotwelve appearances. Secondly.Jcames from Ideal Liquors, ty-they fought their way to fourth'ing the season's record betweenposition from tenth place, these two teams at nine gamesWith competition keen in the apiece.Carteret Major loop, this is: ^ _____ L a n c s w o n twoquite an accomplishment. The | K a m e s f r o m A l m a s i Trucking,club was sparked by the « ' "sa- ; l n e r e b y t y l n g t h e T r u Ckers fortlonal pinning of Tony Bubcn-1flfth p ] a c ( , a s I g g y rjeBellah e l m e r - rolled a big 624 set.

This past week Cutters wonO two games from Frank's Tav-

ern on Bill Handerhan's 611and Dick Mlglecz's 590 set.

Mechanical No. 1 .... 59

Mary's of Perth Amboy, 77 5 , 6 M a i | 1 Of l i c , , 6 8to 39 16, with Joe White b a c k | E | w t r o n s 6gIn shape, copping both dashes , j M e < . n a n l M , N o 3 _ 6 3Carteret won nine first placesand Return,' a tie in the highjump. Team will be represented shectin the County relays on Satur-jyHrdday at WoodbridRe. Team will! s i]v e rtravel to South River n e x t ! g m e ^ r r

Garden StateShort Subjects

Finnegan 5-2Loss to Barrons

CARTERET—Eight CarteretJo-Pat 8table's Battle Neck^errors went a long way as the

winner of the Southern CrossjBlues dropped a 5-2 decision toHandicap, was a weekend ar-|the Woodbridge Barrons at therival at Garden State Park:local field last Friday after-where he is eligible for the j noon.$25,000 added Valley Forge The miscues cost Walt Fin-Handicap on Saturday. The 6-year-old finished fourth In thePuritan at Suffolk Downs lastweekend and has been second;three times against allowancecompany.

Trainer Jimmy Pitt shippedin eight head from Lexingtonover the weekend. Among themis Celestial Loa, half-brotherto Bally Ache who, along withLuigi is eligible for the $15,-000 added Cherry Hill Stakeson May 17, Also bedded downwere Exaltado, a Valley Forgecandidate this weekend, Do-shay, Mr. Marine, Pokey Nose,Jonathan W, and War Radiant.