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July 4th: 8 Acts, Fireworks, Bands FBI Report Shows 10.4% Drop In Serious Crimes for First Quarter of 1969 in Township U u o D B R I U l i K - - The ri"ine ; The F . I U . ' s ciuarlcily report i .de in Woodbriil^e is showing also indicated that nationwide .1 decided d e c r e a s e . figures showed an 11' increase A recent FBI crum 1 statistics in crimes in suburban areas, icport for the first q u a r t e r ofi "This m e a n s our 10.4°. d e c r e a s e I'Mi!) indicates (hat W o o d b r i d g e ' r e a l l y c o m p a r e especiaII, well," Township's serious c r i m e r a ' e ' B .arnne proudly exclaimed. lias decreased by 10.4 per cent' The first q u a r t e r , 1969, Woodsmen the same period last year.; bridge, statistics, according to Mayor Ralph P. B a r o n e s a i d j ' ' " l i c e Director'^ Joseph A. Gathai he was pleased with the re1 |lassi, a r e c o m p a r e d to 1968 figport since the n e a r b y commun lures as follows: murder—none ii\ of Klizabclh, a c o m m u n i t y ! ( s a m e as 19118): forcible rape— u n p a r a b l p with the size of the;none (down from o n e ) ; r o b b e r y Township, shows a XI point in-—8 ( u p I from 7); atrocious cirasp, _ !iassault—5 ( u p 3 from 2 ) ; burg-
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WOODBRIDGE — Township residents were warned today that the use and sale of fireworks are both extremely dangerous and also against State law. "I urge all parents to confiscate fireworks from their children and turn them over to our Police department," Mayor Ralph P. Barone said, "Police Director Joseph Galassi ad vises me that even sparklers are dangerous because there have been incidents where dreses and shirts have been ignited in flames by the sparks". Dr. Barone also stated that firecrackers' explosions can result in serious fires near houses or in dry grass. "Instead of trying to have their own small Fourth of .|ul\ fireworks display — which is both dangerous and illegal — residents should enjoy a professional, safe, and spectacular display of both aerial and ground firewe :oday that the T o w n s h i p , through D e p a r t m e n t or P a r k s and Ret D e p a r t m e n t of P a r k s and Rec [rcalinn. reported there will be roalion, goes through a g r e a t 1 P ^ ' k i n g s p a c e for J.S. c a r s . . . . . . . ,. , I The park, will opci. at noon and ( e a of p a n n i n g for the day. ' ' . ' 1 " residents a ' C urged lo c o m e i ' ' O u r main p u r p o s e " , the m a y e a r l y if they wish to obtain pic or d e c l a r e d , " i s to provide a , u i c table s p a c e . Refre.shineuh safe and sane F o u r t h of J u l y for! will be a v a i l a b l e , I'.IHXh Anniversary Theme
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English Deparmtent • OuUtanding S,tudent Science Award Student Council Awards
Most Active Boy and Girl Eluabcthtown Gas (certificate)
Business and Professional Wometis Club ($250 Nursing Scholarship) Carteret High School ParentTeacher Association (4 year Scholarship) Twirling and Color guard Awards
Mstyslaw, president of t h t Consistory of t h e Ukrainan Orthodox Church of the United States. He will be assisted by th« Presenter clergy of t h e New YorkNew Jersey Deanery. CARTERET — Awards Day In honor of the event, Assembly was held in the Audithe board of trustees and torium for all classes in Colum Miss Arleoe Pullen the combined organizaIbus School: Physical Fitness Trophies don tions of the parish, have Mr. Rooco Salvctoricllo ated by Columbus - Cleveland arranged a golden jubilee Mr, S, Louis Paoigrosso P.T.A, were awarded to ttaJol- bancpjflt which will begirt lowing: . ••», .. v » * at 4 P. M., in St. DemetEighth Grade, K&tnefh Super ak and Carleen Robinson; Sev- rius Ukrainian Communenth Grade, Jamesijjatmore and ty Center. Under the guidance of Margaret Langer; sixth Grade, David O'Reilly and Fannie Mae father Hundiak, the parMr. S, Louis Panigrosso Ricks. sh has made important Perfect' Attendance Certifi strides. As civic leader, he cates were awarded to the fol has contributed a great Mrs.. Brezney lowing: Susan Snabo, Lesley Brawn, deal for the betterment of Melodi Walko, Bobby Foster, the community. Father Hundiak was orJoAnn Sinker, Sue Ellen Arena, David O'Reilly, Anthony Mosca, ained into t h e priesthood Wayne Malek, Marsha Kwiat uly 28,1919 in Winnipeg, kowski and Alex Lakatos. Man., Canada, by the latt Patrol Certificates were awarded to the following: Robin Bishop Nicetas Budka. kU M i l e s , Marcia Kwakowski, terwards he had served as Rhonda Moultrie, Babi Walko, assistant pastor of t h e Mary Lou Cerankqwski, Eliza- Holy Trinity Church i n beth Csuti, Robert Idlett, Mich- Chicago, before becoming ael Davis, Robert Leonard, pastor of that parish. Mark Weitzner, Rubin Turner, Mrs. Elsie Bartok He also served as pastor Grade 8. of St. George Church, MinDebra Stojka, Sharon Walsh, ersville, Pa., and St. NichDarlene Johnson, Christine Mrs. Helen Maskowitz Moody, William Lindsay, Drew olas Parish in Troy. In Car* Packard, Israel Esteves, An teret, he succeeded the thony Mosca, John Riley, Grade late Bishop Joseph A, Zuk. -Miss Dorothy Stein
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Rigmor Thorsen, Robinson, Rita Ahapow. Paulino Florio, Wendy Aitkentl Augus tine Tirado, David Rodriguez Mark Howell, Mic!.ael McDon aid. Ja.nes Ricks and Rober Weilzner, Grade B. CARTBUKT - The eijhtlT \ The following awards, checks grade commencement exercises donated by the Columbus Cleve of the Columbus School were land P.T.A. are being present held Monday, June 23 al 7 P. M., qd to Michael Szymanifka for the in the School Annex. boy having the highesf average The graduates follow; and to Lynn David, the girl havMichael Andrejcisk, PaUict ing the highest average. Highest Ardiere, Susan Black, Linda Average in English, a check Blacknatl, Jerome Bowers, Ordonated by the Columbus School landa Brooks, Melziu Brown, Angela Calvo, Mary Lou Cerankowfaculty to Lynn David. ski, Michael Cerasani, Elizabeth For the highest average 1 mathematics a tie between Csuti, Lynn David, Michaflt David, Andrew Dean, Anna ISol Michael Szymanifka and Alexander Lakatos, a check donated by iiiinsjuez, Sean Doyle, John Gassert, Debur'uh George, Nancy the faculty. For the highest average in his.-Gluchoski, Evelyn Gomez, Lucy. lory, a plaque do.'ated by the Hernandez, Ronald Howard*, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Star Cheryl Howell. Kenneth H o l .....'«. Landing Post #^11 • to Alexan- land and Karl Huber. Robert Idlett, Dhne der Lakatos. For the highest a erage in Alice Jones, Linda Jones, science, a plaque donate^ by the Kyfouros, Leslie Katku. Better Schools Assoc, of Car- Ktilemen, John Kenna, P h $ Joan Kusfipa, M.iirt** teret to Roberta Hawcliffe. To (he thife class members Kwiatkowski, Michael who have shown the most pro Alexander Lakatos, Robert Lenu« gress during the year, a check ard, Alfredo Lopez, Thomas'Mft^' from the Carteret Education l»ve, Wayne Malek, Betty LynaU Manolio, Ernest Masi, Association: Michael Davis. Elizabeth Csu- ene Maakowitz, Oscar ens, Cheryl Merritl. Rubin ti. and Wayne Malek. John Mills and Ed\vatd Amelia i'ort»ira, Rhonda Parents Warned On trie,. Ricardo Nix, D; O'Bi'k'ii, Daniel O'Rourke. Ki Fireworks Peril Packard, Antoinette Perry,' CARTERET -* With Fourth of di'ew Kusimowicz, Roberta July close at tiand, p o l i c e cliffe, Thomas Ricks, Carl warned parents of the danger of Ocelia Sabol, fireworks to childrr.i und Mbkd Savar«iie., Walter itwir tooptratkiu i. preventing puieeu Steveus, Loul»« Strati accidents Imd- injuries from the Michael inoiuiku l i l i k explosion o| | U l l lireworks. Police S]IQ alartad the force to Diuim Toryak, Rubin
Columbus School Lists Graduates \
Choir Awards (Letters - 4 years of service)
Miss Joan Bressman
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Wednesday, July 2, 19B9
Leader-Press
\\ : ,.... GAKY R. SCOTT CONTINUES TRAINING: Airman Gary R. Scott, .son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil II. Scott, 197 Corrcja Avenue, Iselin, has completed basic training at Lackland AFB, Texas. He lias bren assigned to Kesslcr AMI, Miss., for training In communications electronics systems. Airman Scolt is a 19fi8 gradual* of Middlesex County Vocational and Technical School. Perth Amhoy.
Awards Given At Pack Picnic PORT READING - Cub Scout Pack 31 held its annual family picnic on Sunday at Merrill Park with presentation.of awards featured. Awards included: "Douglas WORK IN SU(( i:ssi•VI.: Mayor Italph 1'. Harone ( graduate of Miss Gre^o has been named to John F. Kennedy Memorial High the Dean's List for the past two School and a 1968 graduate of years. Fashion Institute of Techonology, Miss Ciregn is a 1!)6T> graduate an assistant buyer for Lord of St. Mary's High School, Perth and Taylor, New York City. Her Amboy. husband, a 1*>3 graduate of Woodbridge Hish School, is an NAMKD TO DEAN'S LIST employe of General Cable Corp., HOFELAWN-Gerald Schmid, Perth Amboy. son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert MRS. KEITH RAY WALKER Schmid, 38 Clyde Avenue, was MRS. EMIL ANDRE APOSTOL of math and science at Herbert named to the Dean's List at RCA AVENEL- St. Andrew's Ko The bride wore a gown spe Hoover Junior High School, Edi- Institute of Radio Technology. man Catholic Church was the daily hand-crafted by her aunt, Mr. Schmid is a graduate of son. setting for the wedding of Miss Mrs. Acosta of Batangas, P.I., Her husband is a 1964 gradu- Woodbridge High School. Aurea Alcantara Casas, 469 Elm made of pilre white silk in an Aate of Continental High School. wood Avenue, Maplewood. and line style, hand-beaded with varContinental, Ohio and a 1968 Emil Andre Apostol, son of Mr.ious size pearls. Her pill box graduate of Ohio Wesleyan UniWEDDINGS WOODBRIDGE — Miss Rona bridegroom, served as best man. and Mrs. Emilio Apostol, 340 headpiece matched the gown ISEUN — Miss Kathleen Ja- kolowski, Iselin; Miss Lynda versity in Delaware, Ohio. He Excellent Facilities Tanzman, daughter of State Ushers were Alan Davis, Arthur Remson Avenue, Sunday, 1:30 and her sixteen foot cathedral net Estelle, 25 Powell Place, be- Babik. Baden, Pa., Miss Jill Bo- is an eighth grade teacher of Moderate Prices Pa • an came the bride of Keith Ray .Senator and Mrs. Norman Tanz- Reiner, Carl Schwartz, Michael P.M., with Rev. John J. Eagan train was also hand-beaded. Walker, 45 Oakdale Avenue, Akman, 1G9 South Park Drive, was Bernstein, William Spataro, Bar- officiating. CROSS KEYS Miss Dorothea Margaret Apos- ron, Ohio, Saturday afternoon, married yesterday (Tuesday) to nett Hoffman, Barnet Schulman The maid of honor wore an A. MtCT a wc ddmg trip to the 37 W. Cherry St., Rahway tal, sister of the bridegroom, The bride's parents, Mr. and 4:30, at the First Presbyterian Jeffries Shein, son of Joseph and Fred Haleluk. 381-5759 as maid of honor. Brides Church. Rev David D. Prince, line nylon organdy gown with N e w E n g i a n d states they will Shein of Lakcwood and the late The bride is a graduate of Rus- Mrs. Francisco Casas, live in served aqua headpiece._ She carried , hio. reside in Akron O Soro-Soro, Batangas, Batangas, maids were the Misses Karen pastor, officiated at the doubleMrs. Jennie Shcin. Rabbi Sam- sell Sage College and is a teach- Philiipine blue and white daisies in a white She came to Warner, cousin of the bride, Fely ring ceremony. uel Newberger officiated at the er in the Woodbridge Town- the UnitedIslands. basket. The bridesmaids wore States as an ex- Flora, and Narda Weisman. an ceremony. The reception was ship School System. Her husband change nurse and has been em- other cousin of the Bride. Miss Parents of the couple are Mr.the same ,type gowns and carT held at the Chanticler in Mill- is a graduate of Rutgers Univer- ployed by the Newark Beth Is- Yvonne Geremonte, a niece of and Mrs. Harry W. Estelle and ried blue, .yellow, pink and white burn. ADDITIONS sity. He served as an officer rael Medical Center as a staff the bridegroom was flower girl. M r v . a n d , Mrs. William Walker, daisies in white baskets. ROOFING Miss Jane Tanzman, sister of with the First Cavalry Division nurse. Mrs. Apostol is a gradu- Luis J. Apostol, brother of theContinental, Ohio.,, Charles Andrews, O I m s t e d ALTERATIONS I he bride, was maid of honor and is currently a Captain in theate of St. Bridget's College, Ba bridegroom, was best man. Ush- The bride, who was given in Falls, Ohio, served as best man. SIDING and Mrs. Keith Remland was Army Reserves. He is employed tangas; Far Eastern University, ers were Ronald J. Hoffman. marriage by her father, wore a Ushers were: Lawrence Eynon, matron of honor. Bridesmaids by the real estate firm of Jacob- M a n i l a ; and St. Catherine's Warner, cousin of the white silk organza gown with Portsmouth, Ohio; Peter Ander•< M 11 * i a , aim ITL. vjuuifLUlc s Edward were the Misses Nancy Gordon, son.Goldfarb and Tanzman in fchool of Nursing. The bride was bride; Craig Feldman, another neck and short sleeves of illu- son, Groton, Conn.; Michael cmisin of the bride, and Bari Sue Perth Amboy. Flack, Maumee, Ohio; and Alby the Warner Family, cousin of the bride. Steven War- sion trimmed with appliqued slx'in. niece df the bridegroom. After a wedding trip to Mexico, adopted with whom she resided. They ner, another cousin of the bride, flowers. She wore a three lay- lan Hitchcock, Defiance, Ohio. William Shein, nephew of the the couple will reside in Edison. became affectionately attached served as ring bearer. ered shoulder-lengthed veil, and Mrs. Walker is a 1964 firaduwhile working at the Center. ate of Woodbridge High School After a wedding trip to the Po- carried lillies. 49 KOYEN ST., FORDS The bridegroom is a graduate cono Mountains, the couple will Miss Diane Estelle, Iselin, and a 1968 graduate of Waynesburg College, Waynesburg, Pa. K26-11174 - 324-0997 of Woodbridge High School and make their home at 363 Eagle served as maid of honor. Brides'maids were Mrs. Theodore So- She is a seventh grade teacher of Resurrection College, Kit- Avenue, Perth Amboy. chener, Ontario. He attended St. Mary's Seminary, Baltimore, Md. and graduated from Seton 1SKM.V — The marriage of Mrs. Russell J. Muretta, Easton, Hall Universiey in January. Mr. Mi ^ Cirnielo Linda Graziadei, Pa., was solemnized Saturday, Apostol has taught at Our Lady ikmuhter of Mr. and Airs. Sal- 2:30 P. M., in St. Cecelia's Ro- of Peace School for the past v.ilorc ,1. Craziadei, 24.1 Middle- man Catholic Church. Rev, John four years. He will be teaching in • the Metuchen Elementary sex Turnpike, and Bruce Donr L. Gerity officiated. ii III Mured a, son of Mr. and Miss Antoinette Graziadei, sis- School System beginning in Sop tember. ter of the bride, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Diane Peterson, Miss Linda Dapiizzo, Mrs. William Adamca and Miss Karen Bodnar. Charles Troxell, Jr. served as best man. Ushers were Raymond McElroy, [SKI,IN — First Friday will B e r n a r d Gerstner, William FORDS — Beginning on July )(• observed at St. Cecelia's Adamca and Thomas Catazaro. G, the summer schedule for Wor (man Catholic Church this yeek with a Mass, scheduled for Mrs. Muretta is a graduate of ship will begin at the Wesley i A. M., according to Very Rev. John F. Kennedy Memorial High United Methodist Church, with School and is employed as a services starting at 10:00 A. M. d i John M. Wilus, pas p h with i h the h legal secretary for the law firm The greeters will be Mr. and m\ Men of (he parish, of Venezia, Nolan and Rebeck, Mrs. Andrew Matusz. l'i|y Name Society, will partici- in Woodbridge. Her husband is a Beginning the week of July 7, iatc in Nocturnal Adoration at graduate of Easton Area Senior the Church Office will be open it. Mary's Church, Perth Am- High School and a 1969 graduate on Wednesdays and Fridays >oy, from 10 to 11 P.M. Cars of Rider College. He is employvill leave the church parking ed by Haskins and Sells, New-from 8:30 A. M. to 11:30 A. M. The Pastor will be in the office irea at 9:45 P. M. Monday, Tuesday and Thursday Confessions in preparation will ark. in heard tomnrruwf (Thursday) After a wedding trip to Ber-from 8:30 A. M. to 11:30 A. M., rom 4 to 5:30 P.M. and from muda the couple will reside at except July 28 through August 8, when he will be on vacation. 136 Walter Drive, Woodbridge. '.:») to 9 P. M.
Shein-Tanzman Wedding Solemnized in Millburn
Miss Kathleen J. Estelle Weds Keith Ray Walker
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Miss Carmelo Graziadei Married in St. Cecelia's
Church Plans Observance
Oilier Masses scheduled " >r lie remainder of this week in:ludo: tomorrow, 7 and 9 A. M,; Hid Saturday, 9 A. M. Fourteen Masses will be said (imdav, July 6, as follows: 6:30. 15. 8, 8:45, 9:45, 10:30 and 115 A. M. and 12 noon in the ipprr, or main church; 9:15. 10. 10:45 and 11:30 A. M. and 12:15 r> . M.. in the lower church, f.nurdes and Fatima Halls; and (] A. M., Mass said in Rooserelt Hospital Annex, Menlo f;irk.
The sacrament of Baptism will 3e administered at 1 P. M. A baby sitting service, conJuftert by the girls of the parish Mil be available during all Hasses in Room 20fi, for small children whose pafents want to iHend services. Masses, activities and serpices for the remainder of the week of July 6 include: Tuesday, fuly 8. 8:30 P. M., meeting of St. Vincent de Paul Society, Room 107; Wednesday, July 9, f:30 P. M., the continuous norena to St. Jude, patron of hope. les cases and the novena to Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal. wi!h Mass preceding, and beneliction of the Most Blessed Sacrament commemorated af terward.
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Obituaries MRS. STEPI1ONIA KINLEV UMSON — Funeral services WLTI1 lield Saturday morning for Mis. Stcphonia Kuroczka Kinley, s;!, uf 1(119 Oak Tree lload, from TIK)IIIJS J. Coslello Funeral lloiiii', Green Street and Cooper A n i R ' . Isclin. A requiem Mflss R held afterward at St. Cecelia \s Human Cathol'r C .ch, also I::elin. • .Mrs. Kin'.ey. the widow of Davnl lunley who died on January 2'2. was "Miss New Jersey of i;)32." She died Wednesday, June 2.1, at the John F. Kennedy Community Hospital, Edison. A native of New York''City, she had resided in Newark prior I., moving to Iselin ten . ears ago. Surviving are two sons, David, J , of Clark and Michael of h e lm: a daughter, Miss Delores at homo; and two grandchildren. MRS. JOHN (L^IVA
KEASBEY — The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth (£' Jjvski) Cziva, 41 Florida Grove Road, who died Friday at Perth Amboy General Hospital, was held Monday fro.n the llitruska Fu. .•aJ-Home. 531 New Brunswick Avenue Fords. A divine liturgy service was held afterward in St. Michael's Hungarian Greek Catholic Church jf Byzantine Rite of Perth Amboy. Born in Hungary, she had lived in Keasbey 45 years. She had lived in Perth Amboy ten years, prior to moving here. Mrs. Cziva was a parishioner of St. Michael's Church. Surviving are her husband, John Cziva, Sr.; five daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth Oross and Mrs. Helen Bednar, both of Fords, Mrs. Marie Zelinak of Keasbey, Mrs. Ann Hahola of Pittstown and Miss Irene Cziva at borne; a son, John Jr. of Fords; a sister, Mrs. Mary Zoldos of Hungary; ten grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. She was alto the mother of the late Michael and Joseph Cziva.
Wooilhridjji! Methodist Church, officiated. Burial was in Cloverleaf Park Cemetery.^ Mr. Bartiis. who died Wednesday, June 25, at Hie Veteran's Administration Hospital, Lake City, Fla,, was born in Woodbridge and wag educated in the Woodbridge school system. He served in the U. S. Army in World War II as a master sergeant and was a member of the Disabled Veterans of America and the American Le gion in Jacksonville. He saw action in the iiorth Africa, Casablanca, Ethoplan and European (heaters in World War II. Mr. Bartus also belonged to the Loyal Order of "'ose, Jacksonville. Surviving aro two brothers, George of Woodbridge and Joseph of Carteret; a..d two sisters, Mrs. Julia Remias of Avenel and Mrs. Margaret Hearin of Woodbridge. HUGH J. SHANLEY CARTERET — The funeral of Hugh J. Shanley of 191 Pershing Avenue who died Thursday at Elizabeth General Hospital, was held Monday afternoon from the Lyman-Rumpf Memorial Home, 21 Locust Street. Rev, Dale ichlafer. pastor of the First D resbyterian Church, officiated, nterment was in Clover Leaf ilemorial Park. Woodbridge. Born in New York City, he had ived in Carteret most of his life. ie had retired one year ago as foreman at the Food Machine•y Corp. after more than 40 'ears of service. Surviving a.e his widow, Mrs. wothy Huber Shanley; a son, Donald Shanley who is a memwr of the Carteret Police De>artment; a sister, Mrs. Julia Sllis of Carteret, an* three grandchildren.
Harrlgam of CbantUly. Vi.. * tional Alliance, Group 262. He son, Edward of Linden and wai also a member of American Legion Post 45, the Perth eight grandchildren. A veteran of World War 1. he Amboy Local 13 of the Police was a parishioner of St. Benevolent Association, the Stephen's Church and a mem- Catholic War Veterans. Post 577 ber of the Pulaski Citizens Club, Woodbridge, and an organizer of the St. Stephen's Holy Name So- the Polish Cadets of Perth Am ciety, the Polish Home Associa- boy. tion, the Polish-American Demo- Burial will be in the church WOODBRIDGE — Du to the man's Clubs in urging the forma cratic Club and the Polish Na- cemetery. increasing population of Wood- tion of more than one group in
2nd Business and Women's Club Being Organized
Mail For Vietnam, Korea Urged by Bank Employees AVENEL — The Transit De partment of the First Bank and Trust Co., Data Preparation Center, 415 Avenel Street, has come up with an idea to interest more people In writing to scr vlcemen in Vietnam and Korea
"kill- Danang, 1st Marine Div., FPO San Francisco 96602; YSO Golden Gate- Danang, 1st Marine Aircraft Wing, FPO San Francisco 96602; USO Liberty Center Danang, 366th Combat Support Group, personnel S»ervice, APO San Francisco 96377; USO Nha Trang, APO San Fran Cisco 96240; USO Qui Nhon, c/o 1st Army Postal Unit. APO San Francisco 96238; USO Saigon, APO San Francisco, 96243, USO Vung Tau, Sub Area Command, APO San Francisco 96291; USO Cantho, APO San Francisco 96215; USO 1 Corps Coordlna tor, Box 10, FPO S»n Francis co 98695,
In a letter to the editor, the employes wrote: "A few montha ago we sent to the USO in New York City for addresea of USO Centers in Vietnam and Korea to which we wrote. So far in our department, five girls have received 21 replies from different boys and all of us who wrote let ters have received answers. We even have a map on our bulletin board with ping to mark location of our new friends. . please help spread this idea . . it means so much for a soldier to get mail and has brought such joy to those of us who are writing to them. Enclosed is a list of addresses for Vietnam and for Ask Mrs. Dennett Korea which should be titled Mail Call" when sent. These The teacher was talking about etters are picked up by soldiers the dolphin and its habits. in USO center who care to write. "And children,' she said, imAll should be addressed to the pressively, "just think! A single Director. They are as follows: dolphin will have 2,000 baby USO Aloha, Gam Ranh Bay, dolphins!" 22nd Replacement Battalion, APO San Francisco 96377; USO "Goodness!" exclaimed the An Khe, 1st Air Cavalry Divi- ittle 1girl at the foot of the class, sion, APO San FrancUco, 96294; "and how many do married ones USO Gam Ranh Bay # 1 . APO have?" San Franci3co 96213; USO China Beach Danang, FPO San Fran- Soviet believed to modify cisco 96695; USO Chu Lai, Ame- stand on Mideast. rical Div. APO San Francisco 96374; USO Di An, APO San Soviet displays its TU144 su Francisco, 96345; USO Freedom personic airliner.
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MRS. S. MASUCCI HOPELAWN — Funeral ser ices are scheduled for SaturPASQUALE AMADIO CARTERET — Funeral ser- ay morning at 8:30 from the vices were held Monday morning lynn and Son Funeral Home, for Pasquale Amadio of 261 Car- 124 East Avenue, Perth Amboy, tiTct Avenue from the Lyman- illowed by a requiem high Rumpf Memorial Home, 21 Lo-| dass at Holy Rosary Church for rust Street. A Mass of requiem Irs. Bertha Masucci, 27 Clyde enue, who died Tuesday in was offered afterward at St. Jo seph's Koman Catholic Church. he Perth Amboy General HosInterment was in St. Gertrude's tal. She is survived by her hiisCemetery, Colonia. Mr. Amadio, whj died Thurs and, Saverio Masucci; five day at his home, had retired 12 au.ghters, Mrs. Vincent Mucilli, years ago from the Reading Rail-! Alison; Mrs. Joseph DeAngelo, mart where lie had worked for opelawn; Mrs. Vincent Vaiana almost 50 years. He was born in f Lincroft, Mrs. Peter Cannclla JULY 'K|
I'ltl S I D I . N m \ f ! i : SMI.I, A C I I V F : In St. O r p l U ^ Silimtl P I V " m a n n m o " (he P T \ Slorr. tthiili s e l k Die sc lionl uni.iloni; nitli other supplies. I ' i d u r e d with Very Rev. Wnnsicnor .lolin iM. Wilus. spiritual advisor of Ihc P I A. a r e left to %],•; Mdward Snyder; Mrs. Kicharrt V a n F d s i n g a : Mscr. Wilns; Mrs. f.pnree S i n k s . Mrv Richard Sinnntt; Hid Mr*. FdI ' ^ i i r n o p p . Missing from the pirlurf a r r f*1r«. Andrew f)3|inr/o and Mrs IlonalH Ma^nirf. BV r . l . M 1,1'CAS
The series will continue Among those cm the through the summer nn Wednes List at Rider Coile^p arp day e\enings at Henry Inman on BoyiaKes. 17 Irving and on Thursday evenings ;:t ; (ieor^e Kachur, l'elin with the last program j,', rL ,| A v e n u e f'artcfft, -chediiled for the week of An ' Uiedel. 7 ,M.\ .-.lif Street Kialik / a i n b o . 14 Cody The recreational program will Isviin; 1'aul Donchi'vsk\, include films on surfing, sailing, Kastcliff Hoad, Colonia. and automobile racing. There er , \ \ e will he films from thr Frrich Alex 'iiifma wnr|H slnng wilh, SPV Wnodbl'ldgF, !•; on Hie rral experimental or abstract s Li--) at Hope < n l ! p ; i -
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Merrill Park shorts and shirts. for the youth, plus free bowling tries have been received from 1958 — Guy Morin, Montreal — - Rifle 7 for 7 weeks. CHURCH SOFTBALL LEAGUE — GAMES AT 8:10 P. M. Individual Evaluation: Thursday: . 1 hour 45 minutes (not Any boy inetrested in basket- Analysis of each player's shoes. Lessons are also free — Jack Simes of Closter, the win Avenel Presbyterians vs, Woodbridge Congre.. Avenel Jr. Hi. 6:00 to 9:00 P. M. Fhotgifn for bal improvement regardless Of strengths and weaknesses in all so come with your child and ner of the "Tour of Somerville" 55 laps) Iselin Presbyterians vs. St. Andrews, Iselin Junior High this year, William Kund of observe and learn too and you Hunter's License size or ability. Three tentative defensive and offensive phases 1960 - Robert Tetzlaff, Calif. - , Woodbridge Preshyterians vs, St. James, Oak Street North Ridge, Calif., Edwin Torwill be able to have 'family fun' Saturday: age groupings: 1 hour - 59.55-4/5 for 5» PETERSON CLASSIC BASEBALL — GAMES AT 6 P. M. «f the game. at your leisure. Boys and girls res, San Juan, P . R., Ronald 9:00 A. M. to 12 Noon - Basic a) 10, 11, and 12 — Elemenlaps Kings, vs. Rookies A. C , Boynton Staff Includes: 8 years of age to 15 years of Hauser, New York City; J^ihn 1968 — Bill Wiggins, DolyesCourse — Rifle tary Group. Robert Sanislow, Varsity Coach age, are eligible to sign up. INDUSTRIAL SLOW PITCH - GAMES AT 8:20 P. M. Aschen, Bronx; Guiseppe HariThe Program will start July b) 13 and IS — Junior High Colonia High School; town, P a . . l hour 49.2 3/3 THURSDAY, July 10th noi, of Canada; Heinz MelansRegistration will be: July 8 at 7th, and run through -Group. i.^ A The race is named after FredHatco Chemical vs. Amato Carpet Service, Fords Junior High Wayne Szoke, Assistant chek, Parsippany; Jose Nin, 11:00 A. M. Bowl Mor Lanes., c) 15-18 — Senior High Group. Coach, Colonia Hogh School. die Spencer, a resident of tha Ronson Corporation vs. R.C.A. (Woodbridge), Avenel Jr. High 29th, 1969. Bronx; Michael Lyach of NutMain Street, Woodbridge. Every phase of the game will city of Rahway who was one Natvar Corporation vs. Englehard Min. & Chem. Colonia Jr. Hi ARCHERY Mrs. Betty Kleban wil again ley, and Sammy Watson of To- the "King of the bicycl* racers" BOWLING be thoroughly covered to develop Elizabeth Town Gas vs. Colonial Pipeline, Iselin Junior High ronto, Canada. Last year's Youth Bowling be the instructor. when he won the national sprint The department will conduct the all-around basketball player, Kleen Sweep vs. Tenneco Chemical, Avenel Park Miss Nancy Burghart of Jack- champion and six-day racing tiWitco Chemical vs. Electro Dynamics, Boynton # 1 son Height, N. Y. the national tle holder. PETERSON CLASSIC BASEBALL — GAMES AT 6 P. M women's champion has again en- Freddie Spencer won his first FRIDAY, July 11th tered the race. She finished in bike crown in 1925 at the age Mono's vs. Classic 9, Fords Junior High 14th place in last year's event. of 21 — in the golden days of the Iselin Hustlers vs. Galaxy Geeks, Avenel Junior High The program will open at 12:40 pedal-pushers. He took his last Harry Rhodes Scholars vs. Peoples Express, Oak Street P. M. with the playing of the title in 1929. Bike racing was a HEAVY SENIOR FAST PITCH — GAMES AT 6:20 P. M. National Anthem by a group major sport then and Spencer's Knglehard Eagles vs. A. & O. Sweet Shop, Boynton CARTERET — Beginning a from the Recreation Depart- name was linked to greatness, Fitzgeralds vs. Local Finance Co., Merrill Park" 10 o'cloijH tomorrow n i g h Synowiecki Funerrl STANDINGS ment's Music School, under the in the country. Kolibas Cardinals vs. Gervins Sport Shop, Carteret Park (Thursdlp 20 boys will start Fire Co. # 1 OLDTIMERS SOFTBALL direction of Carmine Guastcllo, If it were up to men like Spenplaying, a Marathon Softball Carteret Bank & Trust Slow Pitch following the color guard of the cer, bicycle racing still would be Game which, hopefully, will last Carteret Delicatessen American Legion, Post # 5 , Paul a major sport in the United 4 1st. Presb. Men's Glut. until 10:00 P.M. on Sunday, July Konic, director, At 1:00 P, M. States. Freddie, a young looking Little League Managers 3 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE 6th. The game will -ake place the 10-mile junior race will start, 62-year-older, is a member of Ernie's Bar 3 East at Sullivan Field, Carteret. with Mayor John C. Marsh, fir- the Board of Education staff and St. Demetrius M. C. 1 Kaskiw Plumbing 10 Thirteen of this year's play ing the starting gun. /insko's Oldtimers 1 serves as the chairman of th« Carrol's Hamburger 9 ers participated in the Marathon WOODBRIDGD — The WoodJARTERET — The battle for (nights of Columbus 1 Rahway program. The days acbridge Police scored its tenth Rotary Club 9 At 1:30 P. M. the presentation 3 Game played last year in June first place In the Carteret Little usillo A. C. 1 win in a row by blasting the of the trophy and flowers to the tivities are co-sponsored Jjy the Deverin Association 9 and sponsored by St. Joseph's League, American division, con1 It. Joseph NHS Italian-American Club and th« Italian American 6 C. Y. O. That game lasted for once powerful Edison Police winner of the junior raee will tinued unabated as the two top WOODI RIDGE - A Wood &L Auto Body 0 team 1182^577. be given, by a member of the Recreation Department. Jewish War Vets 4 40 hours. teams, separated by only one bridge Recreation Department 11 The boys who are repeating Leading shooter for Wood- Recreation Department's Baton Spencer won tie national sprint full game, both won their games track program is underway for COMMERCIAL SOFTBALL Cold Cut Center Twirling program, Mrs. Kathy crown in Newark after a series this past week. The first place boys and girls in the township Slow Pitch their performance are Bob bridge was Team Captain Andy Pierce, director. At 1:45, there of 25 races in 1925.$He won his West Ludwig who fired 298, barely J and J Auto Body blanked IS years old and under. Burns, Vin Calabria, Torn Deve lovak A. C. F. M. C. Corp. 11 will be an exhibition of twirling other sprint crowns in 1928,1921), Metro Glass, 9-0, as Tom hurled The township's youth will pracrin, Ken Ebert, Jim Plintosh edging out Gerry LaRocque's by members of the Recreation he took part in 102 six-day r ices . A. T. X Hebrew Men's Club 10 297; the next two places were his first no-hitter of the season. tice weekdays under the guiKen Freeman, Phil Guiliano, Phillips #66 8 Department's twirling teams in and finished 98 — a marvelous The second place Sportsman As- dancj of John F. Kennedy High ussian American Club Mike Kenny, Mike Kolibas, Ro- taken up by Richie Alexander front of the judges stand, on Irv- record. Sportsman Barber Shop 5 and Rudy Gloff who fired 294 sociation, trailing by only one School Athletic Director Louis Valiant Aluminum man M«lech, Kevin Mulligan Charley's Gulf 4 ing Street. At 2:0O P. M., the In 1925 he won two six day game, topped Franks Depart- Bartha and head track coach O'Donnell's Tavern Tom Springer and Mike Tomico. and 293. Hill Pharmacy 2 senior race will get underway, races in the Old Madison Square ment Store, 5-3, with Norman Herbert Hollowell from 9 A. M. Darab's Tavern Edison's high shooter was Bob In addition, the players this year with a member of the ItalianGruhin Pharmacy 1 12 Becker the winner. Ori« Hawks to 12 noon. will be, Dan Dempsey, Ted Ga Palko who fired 296, his team- American Club of Rahway in Garden on 23rd Street and in BABE RUTH LEAGUE homered in this gam*. waski, Lsrry Lewis, Mike Pa mate Joe Merker 281. Edison charge. They are the co sponsors Chicago. His New York partner 2 The Woodbridga Board of Ed labo's Sport Shop Is other American League ucation has made availablt the it. Elizabeth lumbo. Pete Rust, Jim Shanley could not fill the third and fourth of the day with the City of Rah- was Bobby Walthour. In 1928 af1 garnet. Knight* of Columbui beat facilities at John F. Kennedy .ions Club and Jim Sica. placek on the team and finish. way's Recreation Department. ter winning the spruit cham0 pionship, Spencer teamed with Carteret Auto Parts, 9-1, Food- High School Stadium in Iselin for St. Joseph 0 The team is seeking donors ed « ( with a total of 577. Charlie Winters to win the day At about 3:30, the winner of town eked out a 1-0 win over the program. Jeneral Demo. Org. 0 Next week Woodbridge expects the senior race will receive Hie grind at the New Madison and are thanking those who do Catholic War Vets in an elevenanother win when it meets the nated last year and asking once JOE MEDWICK LEAGUB Elizabeth Dally Journal Trophy, Square Garden. tnning gam* played over two At the conclusion of the train^ . . i r s w i c k Police Team. CARTERET — The First again for their assistance. They days, Jack Pages beat U. S. Ing program, a Woodbridge G. & G. Excavating 1 Presbyterian Men's Club made are also asking the people of [Standing in the (fentral Jtriey Metal* 3-1, and Frank's Dept, Township J u n i o r Recreation G, A. T. X. 1 MAYER STRIKES OUT 14 it four straight to remain un Carteret and surrounding com Police League: Store defeated Foodtown Mar- Olympics will be held i t JFK Pal Ladies Auxiliary 1 beaten in first place In the Car muniti«s to come out and sup WOODBRIDGE Winning Stadium. W ketI, 4 2. G. B. B. A. Local #111 1 teret Recreation Old Timers port the team and cheer them on, Woodbridge 10 pitcher Jim Mayer struck out 14 In the National League play, The Woodbridge Recreation oro Employees 0 Softball Slow pitch league by de 8 One Note of Interest! Sports Perth Amboy and slammed two doubles and a mother battle is being waged Department will host the New feating tho St. De .etrius nine, Illustrated has promised to run South Plainfield 8 AMERICAN LEAGUE fielween the Fire Co. No. 2 and Jersey State Playground Olym home run to lead Electro to a 5-3. Dunellen 7 an article on the game, 11 Airco Corp. the two teams fight- pics July 23 at JFK. Last year &L Auto Body 7-4 victory over Rotary in a EDISON—The Temple EmanuHighland Park 6 In other games, the Knights El Mixed Couples Bowling 10 ing for first position and sepa- Woodbridge won the state cham iportsman Association Babe Ruth League game. (Men1 League will swing into action of Columbus wallopc'. the Si Piscataway 6 rated by only one full game. pionship. latholic War Vets 8 Joseph's Holy Name Soclty, 13-9 Lizanetz fanned seven as the every Sunday night, starting SepEdison 3 Both clubs emerged triumphant Youngsters may register at ack Pages 8 as John Basil homered for the South Brunswick 3 Tigers defeated the Red Sox, tember 7, at 8:00 P. M. at Ediin their contest this >ast week. the stadium with Bartha or Hoi 'rank's Dept. Store 6 losers. In the final game, the New Brunswick 3 son Lanes. Twenty weeks of The league leading Fire Co. lowell. foodtown Markets 6 13-4. Pusillo A. C. topped Ernie's Bar, East Brunswick 3 bowling will be climaxed by a No 2 shut out Ideal Liquor, 2-0, (nights of Columbus 5 8-3, with Andy Pusillo hitting a weekend of fun at the Tamiment Middlesex County Park 2 with Frank Medvetz getting cre~ S. Metals 5 GIANTS, BRAVES WIN homer for the winners. Country Club on Friday to SunMadison Township 0 dit for the win. The second place Metro Glass 4 WOODBRIDGE — Roger Sin day, June 12, 13 and 14, 1970. Airco, trailing by only one full In the Commercial softbali Carteret Auto Parts • 3 clair's three base hits & Kenny For further information contact Jjme, knocked off Carlo's Pizza, league, slow pitch, the Slovak NATIONAL LEAGUE 7-4, with Vic Brudowski hurling Rajeski's sixth inning single Iris Strickler, 13 Timber Road. A. C. drubbed Darab's Tavern, 'ire Co. # 2 12 the victory. In other games, powered the Giants past the Edison. 17-5, as George Murphy power 11 Synowiecki Funeral nosed out CARTERET — Rain washed Urco Corp. Dodgers 6 5 , in a Little League The Sisterhood of Tempi* ed the attack with two homers AVENEL — Eric Rogerson, of the Carteret Dell, 4-3 and the out Mondays and Tuesdays ball deal Liquor 8 game. John Wheatley was tlie Enianu-El will present an eveand a triple. Avenel, representing the Perth "raftsman Club 7 winning pitcher. games in the Babe Ruth Baseball ning with Edie Gorme and Stev« Carteret Bank & Trust Co. eked In other Games, G. A. T. X. Amboy YMCA, placed second in CARTERET—There is a four 7 Tony Apice pitched the Braves Lawrence at the Garden Stale.. t 12 It i Fi C League. Both games will be re- iabics Furniture beat the Russian American Club, his event in the Fifth Annual way race in progress in the in- past the Pirates, 2 1 , and into a Art Center on Thursday, August arlo's Pizza 8 scheduled at a later date. 13-10, to remain deadlocked with Canadian — United States Age ternational League, eastern di- Thursday night playoff against,7. Tickets are available by conIn the only games played, Sa the Slovak A. C. for first place. Iroup Diving Meet. vision, with Kaskiw Plumbing the Giants at Van Buren Stad j (acting Bernice Slater. 225 073J o's Sports Shop won its second eta's posted its first win with a O'Donnell'a Tavern won over Vatraight contest, nosing out St. 12-0 victory over the Lions Club. liant Aluminum, 9-5, with Bartos Eric, age 8, who qaulified sec- holding a slim one-half game ium to determine the league Or Judy Laroff, 225-0635. ond on the New Jersey team lead ovtr three jther teams. Ca champion. Joseph's, 4 3, to remain in first There was considerably more homering. that represented the United roll's Hamburger, Rotary Club >lace in the team race. The iction in the Joe Medwick HAGAN WINNER S t a t e s gave a creditable and the Deverin Association are leaders came from behind to win -eague. A'l BEST TANKS " CARTERET - Vance Johnson all deadlocked in second position, performance. Eric trailed winner is Andy Maznn came In to win Jim Walsh hurled the G. B. B. HOPELAWN — Gary Stein had a triple and two singles t« with a 9-4 mark, while the leadLarry McGivney, also of New the game in the role of a relief . to a shutout 6-0 victory over pounded out two hits, including lead St. Joseph's to a 17-7 Babe Jersey, by 6.4 points in this Ex rs are 10 3, one game ahead. luirler. lie Borough Employees, allowa home run, and the A's scored Kuth win over Lions Club. Tim change Meet, held at the Moun Kaskiw Plumbing won over the In the second game St. Ellza- g only one hit and striking out tainside Community Pool, Moun- Jewish War Vets in a close a 7-6 Youth League win over the Hagan was the winning pitcher. I batters in raven innings. Who w.;n the recent IndianYanks. Bob Petz was the win Hagan also slammed a horn* ainside. game. Caroll's Hamburgers, Ro- ning hurler. G. & G. Excavating had a big apolis 5O0? run. McGivney a n d Rogerson's tary Club and the Deverin Assoinning six-run rally to defeat What is the record average IMMEDIATE OPENINGS places gave the U. S. a One, ciation all won their weekly hie G.A. T. X. team, 9 to 5. at Indy? In Central Jersey Area ohn Szatkowskl hurled until the 3. What t e a m recently won 'wo sweep over the Canadians games. Carrol's won easily over in the Boys 10 and Under One the Cold Cut Center, 6-1, Rotary ixth inning, but had to rely on (ALL FEES PAID BY EMPLOYERS) the European soccer league Meter Springboard event. John "lub had no difficulty beating •me relief hurling from Mike championship? een and Mark Thompson, of he Italian American Club, 8-1, inue to win the game. 4. Who is Tug McGraw? Canada, finished 3rd and 4th the Deverin Association knocked G. A. T, X., in a second game, When are the Davis Cup off the Hill Pharmacy, 10-8. espectively. ixploded for eight runs in the finals? The New Jersey team in win- In the West division games, a ird inning to wallop the Boro ning 7 out of the 10 events won two-way fight between Food mployees, IS to 4. Gurliano, by the score of 57-28. Events Machinery Corporation by only esides gaining the win, got three held were: Boys and Girls 10 - one full game, with Food Mats. Under, 11-12, 13-14, 15-17 (One chinery in the lead. The top team In the final contest, the PAL 1. Mario Andretti. adies Auxiliary scored a 9-4 2. 156.867 m.p.b. set by An- Meter) and Open (Three Meter). rolled to an easy triumph over This makes the fifth conse- the Sportsman Bar!.. Shop, 14-2, dretti this year. pset over the G & G team. The cutive year a mem' T of tb« while the Hebrtw Men's Club er* scored four times in the 3. A. C. Milan of Italy. Rogerson family competed in iosed out Gruhln's Pharmacy New York M«t» (N.L.), ighth inning to win the game, this International Diving Mett. ie losers w«re able to get only pitcher. reviously Elltn, Steve and hit off winning hurler Nigro. 5. In December, in th« U. S. A. Dave competed. Modem education with all iti rills, has merely scratched the Peru ousts U. S. aides and mrface of the child-training proP. 8. BUSES TO ars Rockefeller. iem. RACE TRACK LITTLE FRANKIE SATURDAYS AND MAT 3* IS LEARNING FROM SAYREVILLE FROM CARTERET Mali SI. * WukhfMv ««•'. 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Marathon Softball Game Starts Tonight
Local Cops Win 10th
Auto Bodv Stays Track Program In First Place Underway For Boys and Girls
Presbyterians Stay Unbeaten
Temple Bowlers Set for Action
Rogerson Is Second In Meet
Rain Washes Out Babe Ruth Loop
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grades one, two and three meet in Room 6. s A Summer Coffee House, "the Catacombs" is being held on Monday and Thursday nights through August 14. The -event is held from 8 to 11 P.M. in the lounge room. All young peo^e. grade 10 to 12,' including 1969! graduates may participate. A small admission fee is charged each night, with summer membership available. The program includes spot programs of folk singers, evangelists, movies, etc.
AVENEL — Sermon topics COLONIA — Mark Taffet, Stu-,Fenlon, room 10, superior en throughout the month of July, dent Council president of School deavor, and William Prender beginning with Sunday, July 6, 17, presented the . following gast, room 10, contributions to will be based on the Ten Com awards at the recent Awards the class in the field of Mythol mandments at the First PresbyDay Assembly hjld at the school ogy and "The Story of Man- terian Church, according to Rev. on Inman Avenue. kind"; Fifth Grade, Nancy Walter Feigner, pastor. Services Primary Grades: Kindergar- Stroz, room 11, social butterfly; will be held at 9:30 and 11 A.M. ten A.M., Laura Androsko, most Ralph Nork, room 11, nicest Rev. C. Spencer van Gulick is brave, and Charles Snyder, most smile, Alan Schutz, room 12, assistant pastor. honest; First Grade, Cathy Pas- most coperative student, Eddie Church Sunday School will be There's Fog and Fog ton, room 4, most helpful, Peter Kraus, room 12, most coopera- held for Nursery through Third Perry, room 4, most friendly, tive student, Anita Heruska, Grade only at the 9:30 service. Fog is stuff that is dangerous j Debra Paste.i, room 3, most room 12, most dependable; Sixth e nursery and kindergarten ,o drive in especially if it's in thoughtful, and Scott Kraus, Grade, Janis George, room 13, pupils meet in Room 9 and he mental variety. ' room 3, most humorous; Kinder- best debator, Walter Palmer, room 13, best memory, Aileen garten P.oM., Lorraine Monek, most polite, and Richard Schieni, Emery, room 13, most improved most happy; Second Grade, and smile, David Bostic, room Gary Schwartz, room 5, most 14, most cheerful, and Patrick helpful, Carrissa Malmstadt, Doherty, room 14, bci. artist. room 5, most honest, Geraldine Perfect Attendance Awards Prendergast, room 6, most help- were presented to: Jenifer Micful, and Anthony Dudek, room key, Robert P«cylak, Deborah perfect gentleman; Third Warner, Donna Cilento, Joseph Grade, Bruce Bostic, room 7, Seery, Michael Bentliff, Eric outstanding artist, Howard Mey- Cebula, Richard Mickey, Jr., ers, room 7, research assistant- Alaa Baranicki and Miss George special report, Martin Jablow, Ane Shultz, second grade teach room 7, research assistant-spe- er. cial report, James Krill, room 8, top collection, and Timothy Remembrances were also givMooney, r o o m 8, greatest en to Miss Norlyne Cole, Patrol advisor and Mr. Treharne, Stuachiever. dent Council advisor, for their Intermediate Grades: Fourth help and cooperation throughout Irade, Ilildy Levenson, room 9, the year in their respective of best speller, Norman Houlday, fices. room 9, best artist, Mitchell Gaher, room 9, best artist, Ellen
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Township of Woodbridqe SANITATION LEGAL HOLIDAY NOTICE INDEPENDENCE DAY On Independence Day, July 4th,the Sanitation Dept., will be working. Therefore there will be the Rgular Garbage Pickup. The Dept. will observe the Holiday Monday, July 7th
MONDAY PICKUP WILL BE MADE ON TUESDAY JULY8 TUESDAY PICKUP WILL BE MADE ON WEDNESDAY JULY 9 YOUR COOPERATION AND CONSIDERATION
WELL BE GREATLY APPRECIATED TOWNSHIP OF WOODBRrDGE NICHOLAS CAMPAGNA HEAD OF THE DIVISION OF SANITATION OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC Wf>RKS
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thru iru 13th First Lieutenant Perry H. Jacobsen, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Jacobsen, 55 Gill Lane, Iselin. has returned from active duty in Vietnam. He served as assistant district adviser in Binh Phyor District for one year from July, 1968 to June, 1969. Among bis awards are the Bronze Star, Air Medal. Army Commendation Medal, the Vietnamese Gallantry Cross and Combat Infan try Badge. In 1966 he received a B£.:helor of Science degree in accounting cum laude from Rider College. He Is now attending the University of Florida working toward a master's de gree in business adminLlration. • * * Airman Apprentice Alberto 0. Martinez, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar A. Martinez, 1184 Green Street, Iselin, is serving aboard the aircraft carrier, USS Kitty Hawk, off the coast of Vietnam. While off Vietnam, planes from the Kitty ; lawk help provide air support to U. S., and Allied ground forces fighting the enemy. Upon completion of flight operations, the Kitty Hawk will return to Bremerton, Washing ton, where she will undergo a yard period. The carrier became the first ship to receive the Presidential Unit Citaton during the Vietnam War. j • * » Dennis A. Billick, son of Mr.1 and Mrs. W. Billick. 285 Middle \ sex Avenue, Colonial has been| appointed to the U. S. Coast Guard Academy, New London, Conn. • * • Also appointed to the U. S. Coast Guard Academy is Robert A. Schwehr, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Schwehr. 6 Bayberry Court, Port Reading. NEWSAFETV f)EV.'(K Secretary of Tr;iris[i'>|rtr|fio,i John A. VolpB has been iirjwl to approve Inflated nylon ba^s as an automobile safety deviff. f.ir drivers who won't wear bpl1? The National Motor Vehicle Safe t.y Advisory Council, urgin? the approval, said thn crash bafis would hf> IriRRprr-d by a ''rr;i!•> hull r i>f loh I'IXIA am' 'hi' w l l l i ' l - . U i i l « « . . ' !•• I M I H I I I ' !\\
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» Thnrfie-Street and Inti-rest t h e r e o n without limitation W. i'i feet U) a ixiinl: be ctalril' cm or annul the date of III Issu- seisments levied for suld .mpinvpmenl,vision hf Ihis ordinance nhull lie subject Scciinii : . This. O r d i n a n c e shall b u c o m p ' o l rolp o r a m o u n l . / iiiuc .mil Khali bo payable mil nioii- [hnn shall In each rase he us .lenrly ;is may lo a line of not more llinii Kilty ISM.IKII cfk'ctivu iiiinu diately upon -idoptlun a n d .Suction (i. This b o n d / o r d i n a n c e .-.ii.iil be In prnpoitlon lo and not In cvcesK ol Dollars 01 iiiiiiiisciiiuu'iit tor u u-rni mil i;n v (i-r 3ti* K. 7.i loot lo ii point;-one year from lln date, ahull hear' inlerpulilU-ition uccordlnii in' l a w . ( t a k e effect so d a y s n i t e r ' t h o I I I M pul.ln „• 1 'Illli'en lir.i d a y s , o r Dolh. i-il ul u into which Ml.ill not -.'xi-ei-d six, Ihi pec:ullnr tlenetil. advilllliiii- or in Ihcmc J O S K I ' H Nii.MYO Ition t h e r t u l a l t e r llnali'.ido|itio f • If a n y p a r l o r p a i l s (if llli* o r a> 21' \V, :\i leel lo a point; per centum ((I1, I per annum anil may c r r a w In value which Ihe lesppctivo hits ( U N '.'.'i
I'I f.M.cleut ol t h e Council 'vi'l'-d liy M i d U c a l Bend I.avv li'in-vve:! li.tui l i m e l o h o w p u i s u a n t and of real i-slali- shall lie c l e m - din.illri- a r c l o r nn.v r e a s o n held l o h e llipiice buiil o r d i n a n i - e r e m a i n s on M e In the NOTICIi OF PKNDfNU OHDINAM I d e c i s i o n * tilinll nol m l : Ii and vviihii llie liniilalti Mlt'si rilled I'd lo r e c e i v e b y r e a s u n ci I such diiiiiove- invlilid, s u e d \ M .In' I-:, I"..', n i l In nl oil ice- of. I h c Munii-lpul L'lvrk lor ixilille The ordinance puhUshc-d li.-ieullli « . . s Hit- viili.lily ot 111.' I'.aih nii-iil Th moouunntl or llli' li.v tihr h e l.mal l.i.eal lIliiml l o n d l.iivv l-',ai'h ol o l ssai.I aid m rnt. hee total t o t a l aam Ihl'lli-V inainint: lltlhiu-t'lli'li. introduced and pasM-il upon lii.sl Ivu.lnv; m i s oiilinunci'. jliui. N O W , ' I I I K I t K I O I l l ' : l's shall lit' siuni I'. .... l e , l In i h . (ill S .'I liv llie Miiyul nr:d IIH'IIIS too levied .shall mil 'Vi I the I Noun- is InitliiT liivcn that wiiil or- ul a iiiei'ling of HIB'lloiouKh Coiini-il «f K 'I'his n u l l I'l-.e.- "I I H l . ' I N M N i ; . i-l|»al 'I'teasiuiM a n d shall lie iiiidei ol s a i d iiiiiiiiiveiui'iil. 'llle iiili'.il I'lll'CI n . UK IT CHIMlM-ll Mu ipal dinanei! will Ixl u i l h e i eonsiilMod (ur.tlie lioioiiull ol C a f l e r e l , in (he County m e d i a t e l y lillT .'..I JI said r l'..vvnslii|i a n d alti-M.-d by .such eosi which sluill not lie f \\ mullii nn,, |.a.ss.iifi- III saiil Coliniil a l a iJKulur ol M i d d l . i a i . . Ni-w ijelm-y. held on J u l y il I | I | I I " ' m : i ; i \ \ i \ t ; ,,i n . , . s -.. yie Mu"l|)cutO(l'ln tin I V M.d.llrv-l., ,11 lullo sum iiK'.iillH "I l l u l liudy In lie held M l the 1, I M . It will Iw fulM)vi consnlerecl lor liiri'ul IJ.V ihc D . u ct ul l)iv hen >.v aullioi i/ed lo r f s t ' i " j i e - a i d i i o i c s c a s e nl u Kcnt-rul imiuiiveiii iil v.lnch mill "I > | I . , H ; » Is III |, v ,ol the Miniiiiial Municipal ilui Oilmen C l u m b e r a t t h e Municipal lluild- finjjl passaiie alter, publtp iiearini! tl.eieJIUIII^S from tactical .iir ex , So""1 til iVsiii* UsIU' said notes ill such corin u.sVo IH* paid for liy Ri'ticrjil taxation. Kiicl: ll Motor Vehicles. anil to !ir c . i \ i n e l i l uf I he coat 1 nt i II j ii ihi m e ilur iuB. WcHKlbiidiJi'.' N . I . , on T u e s d a y t h e | o n , al a niei-tinit < J I said llorouuh O n n u il iiili -'•'•» 'u several rti-sk-rii conn ^ ' C i ' ' " ' " i - " I I I I ' ''">! y autlwrKecl l o / s / I'A'rillc'K I'OTOCN'lc: c o u i s i - 2 0 f e e t t u t i l l ' iHlillt o l p -cr declared that the period ol uaefulnqu ofior confirmed and (4) sueh special ns-|i">« P'"™ all permini mlin-v, ii «ill In ,uKb Clerk in m e e n d , uut tile An l u r D „ , „ , u ,. n ,„„,(, „ , r c ! n K . M s a r y ,„ lJ-in,uKh said purposr, according to its reasonableisi'ssmenls may be paid in leu annual triSiicn an opportunity to be heanl. t of UtXINNING. I Notice b hereby given lhat i t a Reflulari, „ 7/2/M lilt-, is a period ul ten y e a n c.imputed atallmenls. I'ATHICK POTocMC 1'Orce I.Jj mil l;ad a Completely pay Toumhip'i shore Slate of SECTION 3 • Illlsiticiilcd. >ttl»ial nikhoui roil (o the rumiily with any ol the nrovisinns of IhLs Section 1 1 1 . II is hereby .Iclermlnixl staled th.it (II Ihc making nl such Im- JL. P. 7/2/i''J Tha currtnl first line U. S. S u i t In conn duceil and read; »nd passed on Kirst SUl'liKMIIl i d t IIT (IK M.W .1K ItSI: Y vulh the' rtretlKinii oil Ordinance, or who shall counsel, aid orand slated that the Suppk'mental Debt provement (hereinafter., referred to an - (l|jiii«r it j liy UH' deemed Kuilly of any I.avv has been duly inadi! and:l .ded in l h e ' s i l W Township nnd (21 It is necessary Ui A ^ OHIJINAM'k: A Mil- AN UHDINANCE PROVIDING KOK Dojkrt No. F-JIW-61
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Deleoj* Ruben McN'amara. Bul:p«nss of said Township, and i'>) it is lowed away at Ihe owner's expense liy issuance of Ihc bonds to linanee said puriwse by Ihe the Townsliip ol Wnoclln its ized by this urilinancc will be -vithin all purpose, and (5) the estimated maximum I Ui« 1'lianiora wai designed in il.ciH'cssaiy virluujol Ihe alK.ve stated VVut, lo amount of oi bonds IMUIU or or notes notes necessary necessary to lo.l|L , .„.,,,, i n „ , , k , ,- a i . Icuuncll ol Ihe Township ol Woodbridge u y virtue issuance of obligations of said Township aiienl, in ..('ililiun | ( l the inipusilion of debt limitalions prescribed by said Local, amount h issued (or said purpose is H19.IKK). and',,.,.^ S a i ( | m u n i , ( , „ and dolivtfl'ed, I will .vjnise ,he J ,„ Middlesex: . i™» cirecte< a i l u lllt, c m l i u y pursuant lo the Uieal llond Law of New the peniillus provided in Section .! K-ienf, llond Lovv, in* fntie* and ls oimlated. III, the cost ol such purpose, as ncrein.j b e m a i n l H j n c c | b y ,, a , i^.j.a.-m.eiu ol'l'ub' : SKCT1ON 1. That an automatic tlaide,to sale at p blic vendue on WEDM-.SIiW. . • Jersey, and Cll the estimated! cost ol SKCTIOM 5. If any section, paragraph,! Section 11, Thi( ordinance shall tak A proposal to provide thi rt" !iaid purimse ui S40.II7.I, and (V W.875 of suliili vision, clause or provision ol this d i e d twenty days aller I he" Hrst ,,uu-Ibcfore staled Includes. the B.1i!i'i>fiale nt. Works .Garbage anil T rash within Ihclcunlrol fcliinal installed and operuled a t i T H E 9 t h D iV OK July A.D.. 1%'J, at th* pub-
1 j : . . *, amount be, „,„,..„.,..„ ... L .» ' . „.,„•:„„ of ,.i Oak i..,i, Tree Tr,... iload ttoad a«(i and hour hour of of twi twoo'clock by the then urevaiiinL: iunTWclion SOIlietlllMi; b e l t e r \l"ilicll Isaiil sum is lo be provided by :lie down Onllnance shall lie adjuiliu-d invalid, such licalinn Iheivol alter linal nassago. Jmount of ol jM.ooij JJU.IKXJ which winch is u cstmnilcd tstmiiilcd to t".l>e!| disposal lU (| lo ,.j 11 . o •« ol Ihe 1 h i d con-|(Standard ir Daylight Saving) timi . in JOSEPH NEMVO necessary to finance the ;-ost ul such pur - I , Cmcn.L „ s n i l M 1)e" . ' ^ 'jj-, " ™1~"ihe Wood AM'IIUI-. is hereby g a i n e d f a v u r a b o u t a V e a r a ..,-.l' a )' n "-'nt hercinaltcr aiiproprialed lo fin- acijudicalioif shall apply only to Unit sec-l-n-sidem .il 'he '.'ouncil !*"'c' " l d u d i n « architect's lees, account- l l t o a r ( | ( ) | , , , , l i ) n , , , , s | , , , t "he ,1.1 muni itniiiL-d and anprovccl. Ijthe allernoJ n of the said day, at Ihe Sin , , i """.ancc said purixi.se, nnd (Til the estimated tion, paragraph, subdivision, clau.-.e or| > sTITEMFNt engineering and inspection costs. l»-|,. i | i a | u i t p i ) l ( a | a r l . a a,,,', ,„ |L. [ i n ™ " | siiCTIU.N 2 That the traliic signal in-'Ill's Office n the City of New Hrunmick, W d l tfldl . o 111 OUI-'I'll IZC anOulL'!' niaximum amounl o l . bonds nr notes provision so adjudjjed, and the remains < der l e r ool l l hihis is e5 a n 1 s l0 ee .x\ i, sSttil nn gs It yv n K 11HJ. I (Hi IIIt u.:in AU the dllowlng tract or parcel nl land " I W ' anci (iii ihe cost of Mii-h purpose, valid and effective. Any Ordinance or! The Bond a Ordtaan