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THE IIARITAN VALLEY'S nPjjTn LEADING NEWSPAPER XlJu iaily Home New; SOMERSET COUNTY COMMUNITY NEWS NEW BRUNSWICK, N. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 24, 1959. S3 Couple Teams Up Against Polio Prosperity to Key ain By ROBERT A. CARO in store vacancies, Shay'j "For instance," he asked, "what any others. "We're almost filled the county tax load can be paid." SOMERVILLE Dcnvins that said, "You do not tax a "To are we coins to do when Bridge- up now," he said.

"This town On another matter, the Authority, if is more interested in helping sign at the same rate you tax water ceases to be a sending dis- has reached the end of its fron-xontinuing its running battle with) Main Street merchants than Som- an occupied building." jtriet and the taxpayers of Somer-tiers." jthe Borough Council, fired a salvo, erville as a whole, the Parking Au-1 And a drop in the tax value jville are forced to bear the entire! Therefore, he concluded, "We, at the governing body for allegedly' thority last night told critics, "Whaof the downtown area will seriously; cost of the school bond amortiza-cannot afford to let Main Streetjnot giving it anything to do. helps our Main Street merchants 'affect the borough's financial struc-ition program alone?" (The town- deteriorate, for if we do, what else; Declaring that an April 29 re- helps Somerville." iture, authority members pointed ship of Bndgewater, a neighboring is going to happen but a cata-quest to me council tor a nistory lout. municipality which has tradition- strophic rise in taxes?" parking in Somerville," had Critics Present he present tjmei" Fred ally sent its high school-age stu-' Qouting a "Citizens' newsletter" never been answered, and that the No critics or any other mem- Thomas noted, "Main Street fur-jdents to Somerville, is currently released to day by the Authority had therefore been sty-ber of the public, for that matternishes 23 per cent of the total switching these students to its own Shay said: mied in its investigation, Bakutes attended the Authority meeting, cost of running the borough. brand-new three million dollar high "Many people have accused the said, "I have servec. on this au- but, as Chairman George H.

Shav1 "If the taxes so down 5 per school.) Parking Authority of being partial thority for 11 months and I have tn nnr Main Strppt merchants. This been 2iven Drecious little to do bv admitted, "There is a segment of cent on Main Street, the home-the community which seems to'owners' load has got to rise by 5 think that the authority is interest-per cent," Peter G. Bakutes added, ed only in protecting the down-! A decrease in downtown ratables Fighting for Survival not SQ The Parking Authority the Borough Council. "The borough is, then, fighting partial to no one except the; "I'd like to have something to for its financial survival," Shay citizens of Somerville. jdo, even if I have to ask for it," town merchants.

be especially serious for said. "Our position is simply this: (he added. "This is not so," Shay Somerville at the present time.j And, he stated, the only feasible, What helps our Main Street mer-j On March 23, Shay charged, "While the authority is geared to Shay said, because the costs of increasing borough rev- chants helps Somerville. If is a tragic lack of commu-consideration of the parking municipal government andenues is through a wholesale re-Street deteriorates with the conse-nication between the Borough Coun-lem on Main Street by its very na- the borough's share of county gov-jvitalization of the downtown busi- quent loss of ratables and tax rev- cil and the Parking Authority." ture," this is only because "anv ernment are rising steadilv. ncss district.

enue to the borough, all of us -ent Bakutes is Democratic candidate By MARGARET TERINGER SOUTH BOUND BROOK-Aided and abetted by a corps of equally dedicated volunteers, a husband-and-wife team who refuse to put a price tag on immunization against polio "invaded" South Bound Brook last night to administer Salk vaccine shots to 872 persons. The husband-and-wife team are Dr. Matthew J. Powell of Bedminster, who has administered well over 30,000 Salk shots all over New Jersey in his one-man campaign to stamp out a dread disease, and his pretty, registered nurse wife. This was the couple's, second appearance in this borough within a few weeks.

Plan Third Clinic Whether they decide to come again in December to conduct a third 1939 clinic remains to be seen, but the Board of Health is determined to conduct a third. The response to last night's clinic exceeded all board expectations. In fact, Powell, who has learned to handle the shots in jig time, was held up by the fact that thoroughly cooperative nurses could not keep up with him and some scrounging had to be done to turn up the required amount of vaccine. The inoculations were administered in the auditorium of Robert Morris School. Dr.

and Mrs. Powell were not the only "invaders." There was an invasion of some 130 students from Greenbrook Township. There were also some applicants, foe shots from Franklin Township and Bound Brook. There was also one of the most dedicated fighters against polio in Somerset County who came to sterilize arms with cotton and alcohol-Mrs. Ruth Kissel of Bound Brook, The shots got under way promptly at 7 p.m.

Had the demand been accurately gauged, Powell would have been able to walk out of the auditorium before 8:45 p.m., when the last shot was administered. And there was remarkably little tear-shedding. The physician managed to juncture the small fry before they had an opportunity to clench their eyelids and their fists. The Board of Health has been asked repeatedly where Powell comes from by parents, but his office is 10 miles, or better, away. In order to clear expenses, the Board of Health charged a fee of one dollar per adult and 50 cents per child.

However, it is Mrs. Kissel's pride and joy that not one person was refused an inoculation for inability to pay. Nurses, PTA Help Nurses, in addition to Mrs. Powell, who assisted were Mrs. Ernest Rogenbach, Mrs.

Alice Luongo, Mrs. George Thomas and Mrs. Kathleen D'Arcy. PTA members who helped with registration were Mrs. Charles Van Liew, Mrs.

Nicholas Ras-nak, Mrs. Wallace Walsh, Mrs. William Roberts and Mrs. Frank LaVere. Lowell Evans and George Thomas weYe active for the South Bound Brook First Aid Squad, and members of the Board of Health were in attendance.

The Board of Health last night released the contents of a letter it received in May from the Somerset County Medical Society in response to its request for the services of a physician at the clinic. The medical society missive read, in part, as follows: "The service you request can only be a voluntary contribution of individuals, usually a local physician who is familiar with the problem. The medical society has no power or authority to appoint any of its members for such a service. "As a matter of ethics and tradition, the physicians of Somerset County have always and will always provide free medical care to indigent patients in their offices, hospital and wherever clinics for that purpose. They are prepared to do so in the present instant also.

"We regret that the society cannot take official action on your request, but it might be possible for you to invite the physician who gave the first Salk vaccine injections. He would be familiar with the patients and the personnel and be the logical doctor to carry out your program." The letter was signed by Dr. Howard Adler. deterioration on Main" Street in-1 "These aren't going to stop ris-i Pointing out that this district rep- payers and home owners alike will for councilman in the evitably reflects itself upon all tax- ing," the chairman declared, "and resented Somerville's only "indus- have to make up the difference so election. The council is now Re- payers in the borough." our other problems are going to try," Shay added that this is little that out school costs, general oper- publican-controlled.

Shay is Demo- possibility of the borough's obtain- ating expenses and our share of cratic candidate for mayor. Noting that deterioration is re- increase, too. Verdict Raritan Hillsborough Kingston rnnlinnprl frnm Panp Onp CHURCH SCHOOL TO PROMOTE 90 KTNfiSTON The Vacatinn Bible' I RARITAN Mrs. Frank Bis School being conducted by the, taneously there was a loud noise ceglia and children Michelle, Marie HILLSBOROUGH -Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Trusen and family of Pleas-antview Rd. have left for Lancaster. Calif, where thev will re Kingston rrespyterian Lnurcn and Frank Weiss leave Hp Ipstifiprt that his hpadlifhts SOUTH BOUND BROOK-Ninety Degan today ana win continue eacn side. Trusen has been transferor) PuPls of the Reformed Church dav from 9 to 11:30 a.m. until Julv were on and that the bus was light---' 10," with the exception of July 3.

ed at the time with lights at the home in Canyon, Texas. Bisceglia Both church buses will pick up four corners of the top of the vehi-and their other children, "Frances and return children to their homes cle, phis two tail-lights at the rear and Vit0 will leave Friday bv there by the U. S. Government. Scho1 recoive Promotion cer-Mrs.

Steven Kulick of from the Rev- Daniel. Fla has returned home after visit- Smith, pastor, at promotion day n.on wuiiams saiu ne naa jusi miiiicu ing for a few weeks at the home CAt One bus will go north on Route 2' car. in tne cnurcn auditorium. ,0 Beekman Roadi east to Route gears and was going up the hill at ot the Trusens. Mr and Mrs Ernest Conover.

pup.is aiso th tQ Raymond Lane and about 30 m.p.h. when the crash (111U Ul Mr. and Mrs. George Conroy, 14 Woodmere were hosts at a cook-out in honor of their Line Rd. observed their 24th top'es i me revisea t0 the church- The other bus happened.

Parked on Shoulder ding anniversary Monday. She is d'u 01 15 enter Kendall Park at New: the former Miss Kathryn Hill of nition of promotion rom the Pn- Road Hodge Road to Kenda: Clover Hill. They have two chil- r-v l0I departments. Ir gnd nd Road i.Miss Dorothy Culkin and Miss Williams said that he had stopped jjarv Gaughan of Scranton, George P. Roeder has served as both encraf superintendent of the Sun-i th ftan- a short distanCe up the road, park- Sunday.

worth Road and south Route dren. Benton and Ruth Ann at home. on his truck on the shoulder wnile The Lions Club and auxiliary hold day School for the past year. De- Mr. and Mrs.

James F. Till of All children from lour years of age he went down to the accident scene' iiv. .1 ivi.1 ju.o wt'lli uinvil lu me dciriuciii stfiit j( a ininf incln atinn nnioht in tho Crestline, Calif have returned A throush the 10th grade are invited the tnnnis rourt nf Raritan Val i r. i ueeii: aus. iuu aau ic; um at.

i home after visiting for sometime at to attend. ley Country Club. He said his park- Miss Esther Memoli, Freling- Schmidt; beginner, Mrs. James the home of Mr. and Mrs.

George Taylor; primary, Mrs. Clark Wolf-U'he Communicant Class ing iights were on then 1 J-JI 1 I 11 iliuysen a recent gradaute or Tropak of Rt. 206. T' 1. riT1.1.

Vlfc, JlllUUI, lllllllllll IUV.A, IIUC1- iij i 1 1 '-wV a a 7u mediate-senior, Kenneth Beyard tcmn W1U mcei fKdict for acquittal at the conclusion college, Trenton, in the fall Knoll has received word that her; other church school officers are- 8 m' in the Youth Room of the of the state's case. The motion was, sister, Mrs. Donald Ward of Christian Education Annex of the a pnipd at thp time, but was renew-1 auLmiaus-c ati-i ciai a. UL'l lull i 1 art, Fla. and the former Miss Doro- treasurer Russell fleshier-; church.

On the evening of July cd at the conclusion of the state's' Millstone meet with the elders case at 3.43 D.m. yesterday. thy Vesterveltot his ace secrelary Mrs George Reeder the class will ill presented the "Girl of the Year" oi tne cnurcn to receive iiiemuei-i itP snlfi hv he states own evid- MILLSTONE Mr. and award this past week for her many st hcn youshock ship and on July 5 all members ol ente sjmon's two statements to acuviues aunng me past je.tr dj cmidren to be promoted from the the class will be received puDiiciy state PoHef, the bus driver had the Beta Sigma Phi in Stewart. besinner are: at the morning worship service.

mnimampd thrnnphnnt that he hail Henry Jones, Ann entertained Mrs. Jones parents. Mr. and Mrs .1 David J. David, and Mr.

and jjouki.is oreiin.in. tvainv ivi.ie Hvpr. -o The Roycefield ho rinipfinc rir np rTf v- tr-nm uaire nipuuis, Mtrnarl Kasas. Janet nu lolt.e Russell David. Mr.

and Mrs. War-' I'-i tomorrow at I IP M'rneiy, Claire bhortall. Lauir Stay, Club will meet Rarhara r.Mil ICIltlll iiuilii win intci n. 1P ru(K in no nai OI Hie LIlllOIl nome 01 r.awara uames.J.i!i.ce Wakefield. nastor studv ot the Christian r.o- ren Davis, and Mr.

and Mrs. William Green, all of Scranton, Pa To be promoted from beginner to Tkn. t-. IS una mn AnneY nt thp rniirrn Tn- iu.j r-fot UA nnt iiiiic win uc a sfm-'i uuiiiui primarv departments are: A over lue wt't'Kfnu. proved that Simon had operated he; Mrs Head Li Gardening.

Mrs. Frank P. Rock-, Steven MoHau, James Hotf. Joan morrow at 8:30 p.m. 1 Gnhs, Deborah Stillwel Robert Van.

nak will be the co-hostesses at a Dort. Andrea csontos. Eiame wii-i The Rev. and Mrs. West 1 LsssM-i- i BOEHM Henry III1S 111 rl llt'l'll VWI1IU1 111 111 1 1 1 1 i .1 1 ms.

Kevon Ward. Debra tu SPeill Uieoav, inillSUav, WHn ntT social hour. A. A. JAMES A.

BRUTON T. F. ARCHER Rnr.ni. nnvi. Tk.m,.

xicdps ui me iiiiic, ui-t maniiw so an 10 cause me tieam oi Mr. and Mrs. Luther D. Zimrncr-Rberi Huhes. Robert Conner, chcryi.

celebrated their 11th wedding an- nnn, oaugmer anq iamny ot tasi Btuns- Baiiai, William Rob-; wick, ana attended tne graauauor man of Rt. 206 observed their eriH, JMirmtm isner, ivaren nnansnn, "i imuildiu diui'U uicti mc iat.i tut wedding anniversary Sunday. HeiJoan Diaz. Warren Darling and Denise Unone hn. fmif cone ITi.nrvW.nl- 1 ij 1 1 i.

mr gld 1,1 1 ut lit 1 pi anuouu, nuiiLiitt iuji, nun Connor "La iia.t ii ous iyu UU.Mlt'U U1C tllMip lllll.rv a ot th the TWA Air hnes.t ir nnn.oiH navi naviH L. South Kner High School. iney one iwuSm. ri, Calvin and Wilson Arcnanaia n. that Ule bus was traveling at that the bus was traveling at a Four Top-Level Changes Made By Union Carbide Plastics Mr.

Mrs. Theodore J. Drake. Robeit Linda zember, Beity-Mr Heaps is pastor ot the Kings- nerrificailv high rate of speed" at "Xll" 2a i of Kt. 206 observed the.r 9th wed- rGn ton Presbyterian Church.

IT a icvr uuva wmi 1113 untie aiiu aunt. ihe tune of the collision. He said Mr. and Mrs. Charles W.

Stults that urv should have the op- Ging anniversary Sunday. blie IS tern. Robert Stevenson, Audrey Moth-t i. U' ner, Ftuth Diaz, Thea PoeizinK. Carol inc iuiiuci miss maiiun "aa0 Bver.

Liirrv Goiis, KobeVt suii-of Shaw observed their th.p0rtunity 0f weighing tnat sDend n- nas returned nome alter spena.ng Prinrpfnn. ThOV have two SOnS. van, Sue Ann fisher, Jeannette onniforcorv Cnnlav Mrs annette skid- annivprsarv Cnnrfav Mrs mrtTa Ifonnath W.hr LUUllli UllllMVl joi 1 i. v. nj SnPPH.

David and Gary. land James Conner. Stults is the former Lois Gordon chiarvalli said that there were Mr. ana Airs, i.aipn ueianio 01 denartments ar- 0f Allentown. They have four chil- delicate leeal Doints in Marilyn Harv.it, Peggy Van Doren, jrnn RPV Ripharrl Stults nas- hthnA Rt.

206 observed their 20th wedding Un Amy Mevenson. Leslie iinsiier, viiui- anniversary Monday. She is Allan. Lydia tor of the Baltimore rres- him nnH that he would sleeD on the PISCATAWAY TOWNSHIP graduated from Cornell University Archer received a master's degree Four top-level changes involving with a civil engineering degree, from Stevens Institute of Technol 'area men were announced today He is married and has three chil- ogy in 1954. He received his the Union Carbide Plastics dren.

elor of science degree in chemica formerly known as the Bakelitei Gay came to the local plant in engineering from Virginia Poly Co. 194 1 and served in Europe dur- technic Institute. I A. A. Boehm, a resident of 7C3 ing World War II with the rank of Was in Air Force VV'atchung Bound Brook, has captain in field artillery.

He re- Archer, who is married and has erine HitfUlns, James House, Gail rir Rnhort former Miss Fannv Di Paolo of this Linda rr.x Dennis Pierson OFFICIALS WILL ATTEND PICNIC Michael Wick, Jan nuitu, proDiem oeiore giving Ills uecoiuu place, tie is a uuiiuer. i navf skid rtnen5 Jacn on the motion for acquittal today four children. Gloria Jean, Theresa Hilda Novak. Harrv Cornell, JJiane iai nupnai i.e., I Millet. Samuel Sarboukh.

Charles Has-Mrs William Voorhees Jr. of Ann and Anthonv. Mr. and Mrs. Russell I.

Shaffer tV Vior Vnd 'Ton smith iPenns Neck, and Miriam, who Various EDISON Municipal, county and been named company vice presi- turned here in 1946 and three years one child, started his career with state Democratic officials will at- dent of production. James A. Bru- later was named assistant head of Union Carbide in 1941 as a tech- the phenolic 1 of Hwy. 206 have returned gg-yg KatTne.i:!just graduated from Princeton after attending the annual Kiwanis' Jovce Rasnak. Nancy Maione.

Nancy ijjgh School with honors. rnfontinn lact u-opIc rinllac iKalinak. Larry Kaladas, Nancy Sut- i Continued from Page One tend the Dicnic of the Edison Town- ton of 24 sharfy ct North plain- tne vinyl and polyethylene depart- nical assistant in department of d( r. rh.u c.o,, held, has become company works ment. In 19a3, he became assist- molding materials ntv Amt 17 ship Democratic Club bunday at r.

r. i i my rtu0. ii t- manager located in New ork. ant superintendent of that depart- the River Road plant ceh to report for The follow- ixv -r i-" fit i rnnmas. AUdin nd uiiu onu nn rtrnninhi irii-An inn tnoi irn iuui auuLiiuui cu.

ai nit ui v. the Meadow Rod Gun Club on Csontos. were: William A C.av nf fitl Mftanp ment in2 vear. he was assigned to the the Somerville Kiwanis of which he active members of the local Pres- rvlo Fntllish -Tflhn 1 1. A j.

rr.ii Church where Mr Stults v- nituuc. aouna ciook, Decomes gen- Jn VJm. oay moved to tne roiy- ergineenn- aeparuneni as a neia rVintiac tn snnncnr is thP rhnrrh treasurer 'and Mrs nennin8Cr' language; Lm-; Some 0f the officials who will eral superintendent of the local 'svrene department as assistant engineer. He enlisted in the Air UllirCneS 10 jpOnbOr.Ls ne cnurcn treasurer ana F. McWilliams.

sKial studies; are: Edison Mayor-Munici- Diant. and T. F. Archer, of Crest- suoerintendent and was advanced Force as a meterologist during is the president. Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Franklin and; family of Philadelphia returned home Monday after visiting for several days at the home of Mr. andi P-anl U.iflT nt n.itntilou RH i 1 1 A Grace W. Guattery, business Chairman Anthonv M. Yelenc- tt-nnH rtr tnmwrillp has hwn i tvinoc Sim.rintnHpnt nf thp World War II and arose to the Varahnn School Guild.

cation; Magadalena Koulroyd, h- sjcs Council President Neil A. Mc- designated production superintend- local plant later the sameyear. rank of captain. branan; Abraham M. Weckstein, Donald, Councilman William F.

ent 0f the nlant here. In 1957. he was anDointed oroduc- After his return to Union Car- SOUTH BOUND BROOK Four, tion superintendent. mameinaucs scienter, i mu Asnton, ccrnara j. uwyer, rranK Dohertv.

arts, and Anthony J.i.i Takars William Martrnlis.i Rubers Alomnus Sundav guests of Mr. and Mrs churches will sponsor a daily Ravmond A. Hoasland of River vacation Bible school in the Re-were Mrs. Ross Filler and Robert formed Church beginning Monday- Va A native of Petersburg. Plan to Attend School of Missions at 9:30 a.m., and continuing through Short Sr of Sepulvedia, Troisi, physical education.

Each William Toth and Walter H. Boehm was born in Newark and will be paid $223. Chairman John Ellmyer Sr. was graduated from Rutgers Uni-j Authorize Bids and Mrs. Arvelean Petrics; town- versity with the degree of bachelor The board also authorized ad- sh'P attorney and party leader 0f science in chemistry.

He stud-: rid ir- art A ATr-tr Tallin hrrt onrl July 10. BOUND BROOK Mrs. Charles bide, he was made assistant department head of colored molding materials and pulverized resins. In 1955. he was transferred to the same position in the vinylite and polyethylene department.

A year later, he became department head of planning and scheduling. Archer served as assistant superintendent of quality control U1 luuu Mrs. 'Robert Short Jr. of Brooklvn.i Sessions will be held daily frtfmjBurns president of the wscs of the Mr. and Mrs.

A. L. Hohwald of. 9-3" a m- ,0 noon- fnd. Methodist Church, and Mrs.

R. WOMAN'S CLUB INSTALLS STAFF EDISON Mrs. L. C. Wichmann vprtisemcnt for bids on the follow- nrisuan j.

jorgensen ana cnaer- chemical engineering as a grade Instrumental music equip-; sheriff Julius C. Engel, all of Edi-graduate student at Brooklyn Ocean Grove returned home Mon- Kindergarten iniuuyu m.h i Wesley Smith, wife of the pastor. ing: finr cn. orol ovc'aSC Will be eligible. a nf micsinnc nnr! mpnt alhlptip POIlinment and Polvdechnic Institute.

at 'the home" of Mr. and Mrs. Gil'-! Registrations will be accepted service ,0 be conducted! plies, audio visual aids Others to appear are: State As-; Boehm joined Union Carbide in negiMiduuiK, "w-" christian service to be conducted! plies, audio visual aids equipment, tsoeinn junieu union vaiuiut- installed as president of Edi- day. There will be no rrrn pnninmpnt industrial art sembly Speaker William Kurtz, 1935 and subsequently held. a se-'vau', and of maintenance in 1957 and hert Hohwald of Bedle St.

registration fee. The closing PrONodist church tomorrow through shop i for the high. Secretary of State Edward Pat- ries of technical and supervisory' 5 izatior.8 an M. respectively. Late in 1958, he cram will be held on July 10.

at iTuesday at Centenarv College for school, general and office supplies, ten state Sen. John A. Lynch, As-)POsitions here. In 19.50, he was ap-, fe" HiUs lnn.fbecame superintendent of services I p.m. 'women in Hackettstown.

ijanitorial supplies and Venetian sembly candidate Joseph 'pointed assistant superintendent at lhe "drama Mrs. Harold Gale, kindergarten: nf fhp srhnnl blinds for the high school and Freeholders Joseph a the company's plant in 0 in hrinnr tn(T tcninc The organizational changes also superintendents will be assisted by be a Bible hour led by the Rev. Dr .1 Washington School. Otlowski and VWUiam J.johio. officers.

invoIve G-. L- Pitzer- appointed George Otlowski and William J. president responsioie lor Complete Summer Playground Plans BRIDGEWATER The Recreation Commission completed plans for the summer program at a meeting Monday. the Misses Mary Rood and Willie Waters and cIinics or Authorization was also voted for arren County erk Joseph Later. Boehm directed the Wy- other officers installed were Mrs.

vif Ann Striblins as helping teachers. transfpr nf $2110.000 from the Uully- 1 rosecutor Warren W. Wil- andotte. oDeration. and in' r.

c. sales production, engineering and I 1 1 7 1 i It.U.J U1U.L1J LU d.ULiailll -r 11 II K'lll. Ill 1LC LJ' functions 0 fthe com- fL Mrs. George P. Boeder and wit.

th-rwork time open account on deposit uemx lc 1935 he returned to Bound Brook ifW. WsFred Maason second marketlnS B. Humes, named vice Joseph Kotun, primary department I cfnriv wii he nresonted'the Bound Brook offices of the resident Patrick CorDett Cu i nuuie- as production superintendent. i-nD Mrs Anthonv od-Pjn'-ana Fnllowin? a brief neriod as 1 tk president responsible for the com- First National Bank of Somerset sex County oung Democratic Club r.lUK. ItXUIUIlIX actieuujr, ana, ouuu.

County to the building account at product manager in the New York Dajic.v corresponding secretary pany rr- development, the Bridgewater branch of the Lha Jr- f'dlson Director of officei he was namcd works Bf.rnard Quirtev treas- planning and technicaI activities. Somerville Trust Co. Clvil Defense. County Chairman agcr in 1957 the position he hdd Vice presidents in charge of spe- Dr. Norman Gathany.

high JosePh Somers may attend if he prjor t0 the present Named as directors were Mrs clfic functlons wl11 rePrt to Pitzer Activates will begin at the seven jth Misses Carole Miller. Dianej tl Krffr nd wlU run Thomas and Christine Roeder asj di cLpe) through Aug. 14. Ihelping teachers. Assistant to Mrs.L..rnrdin ,0 Registration can be made the Suniewick and Mrs.

Karl, according to Luke. open.ng week at the following superintendents of thej school principal, displayed the convenuon nme. Boenm is married and has two Rowe Mrs Albert Matu- ana wno win, in turn, re- textbooks which will be used in children. iav Mrs Fred Henreci Mrs Mary Pn 10 n- lurncr' Presiaeni. the high school program.

Board" made, all Democrats run- A native of Wcst End, N. Thav Mrs lS Tomalin. Mrs I Sofield Pitches Research to Win grounds: orecn Knoll bchool, department, will be Mrs. ley Gardens School. Adamsville prederick School, Calco Park.

Thomae Mjcs Martha Jean Essex is di-Somerville Manor and Martinsville. 'rector of the sch00I. which is spon- members indicated satisfaction jor omce in iNovemotr win Brutorl received a bachelor of arts Thomas Goss, Mrs. Carol Leach with the books to be used. in chemistry from the University and Mrs.

Garrett Penhale. AME and BRIDGEWATER Jack Sofield The board went on record of North Carolina. He is married i sored by the Reformed. First 'hiirches BROTHER GONE, SO IS $5,000 TO BE INSTALLED and the MIDDLESEX AUXILIARY DANCE Norman Seip pitched Rcsearch-Cottrell to a 6-3-against mandatory polio snots lor V'V 7 V-7 3 and has three children, fun in the Men's Softball League school children at this time but club President Valentine S. Mes- Mondav He mited instead that parents try toj and gr by encs.csJ O.

Atomic Pro.ect les Ave. wi 113 ce on A past presi-will be held PISCATAWAY SOMERVILLE -dent buffet-dance bve r'l i ren inocu a'ed them- Lmuaiiiuni in mc (Jitini. an- diuluii juhicu int- lijhjii v-aiuiut' TOWNSHIP-Po-for Charles H. cairT-Mrs. Mathew Drwal and h's i i i l- imKor r'urlic Rriiro cairt -li L.i.-nc lice are looking v.nn niisnpn i-iuii it 1 July 1 as president of the Middle-: iex Junmr Chamber of Commerce.

Other newly elected officers First vice president, Leonard Kop(. SPECIAL SERVICE MANV1LLE The prayer of the Emmanuel Baptist XT fu i Breslin that mandatory shots suggested bv Nicholas Slavick. assisted by sev 36, of 47 Academy uv lite nuAiuaij. who is suspected by his brothers C. Woolston is PTA groups will be placed on the31 committee chairmen, agenda for further consideration 1 Center PL: second vice president Church scheduled tomorrow has organization in with the National Caioon Co.

in Cleveland, O. He came to Piscataway Township later that year and was assigned to the Manhattan District atomic project in 1944 and 1945. Appointed assistant superintendent of the company's Ottawa, the .500 mark with a 3-3 log, fanned three and walked seven. He got support from an eight-hit attack that netted three runs each in the third and fifth innings. Catcher Ed Kobaleski paced the winners at the plate, rapping a Alfred Johnsrud, 234 Dorn been cancelled, the Rev.

Alex Leon-treasurer, Waiter A. Baxter 21lovich, pastor, announced. Thieves Get $50 In Edison Office ir. the fail after the volunteer program has been tried cut. Township Committeeman Leonard Galyean in a letter to the board urged that the district give Oswego secretary, George! Instead, a special service will be Weiss, 18 Edward and di- held at 7:30 with Dick and Don n.

with taking So.OOO of their money chairman, assisted by the past presidents Mrs. Louis Spine. Mrs. him when he disappeared Charles Mackowski, Mrs. Thomas Jf brothers James Connell.

Mrs. Howard Cook, Mrs. btL susP orotners. James Noe Heywood and Mr. Frank Peter- who 0Pte a septic tank business, reported Sunday that iU 'Charles, who works for them, had 'disappeared and so had their mon-COLLEGE BOND ISSUE MATAWAN The college build-j The three brothers live with their plant in 1947, Bruton returned here pair of singles.

EDISON-Police are investigat- eight years later as assistant su- the township some land on Garret son Road near the Green Knoll ing the break and entry yesterday in charge of vinyl School and land near the Peter's at the Central Building Products'and polyethylene operations. Sub-Brook area of the proposed high Co. of Route 1 near Old Post sequently. he' was advanced to BACK HOME SOUTH BOUND BROOK Mr rectors, Thomas Freuler, 606 Gin- Kreuget, who will presesnt a musi-ton and Frank Methan, 553jcal program 'and preaching. -Howard Ave.

i ANNUAL PICNIC VISITING HERE MILLSTONE The Sunday school BOUND BROOK'. Mrs. Belle picnic of the Hillsborough of Cle eland. "Ohio, is a'ed Church of Millstone is scheduled house guest of Mrs. Martin S.

Kis- for July 8. at Bertrands Island, sr! of 403 E. High S. Mrs. Fifhner Lake Hopatcong.

Buses will leave is a former res. dent of Bound the church at 10 a.m. Parents are Brock. i invited. at the New Market ad- school for widening purposes anc" Offices on the second floor were production superintendent and l.nungs bond issue will be discussed parents and Mrs.

Harold T. Darling and sons. Eric. Larrv-- and Warren, of curbs and sidewalks. Board members voted to do so provided no damage is done to sidewalks already constructed in the area.

ransacked and 'about $50 was re-j 1957 to general superintendent ofby Joseph Leo, a recent graduate dress. ported missing from the petty cash: the local plant. of Rutgers University, at a lunch- Missing from the house was box. Entry was gained through a Like Bruton, Gay joined Union'eon meeting- of the Matawan Ro- 500 of the business money, $2,000 second-floor window. A ladder was: Carbide with the Cleveland plant.

tary Club, tomorrow at 12:13, in that belonged to James and used. 'A native of Hastings, he was Rollo's post-house in Kcyport. jin checks, police were told. 35 Armstrong have returned from an automobile -trip of one week which took them to Niagara Falls and Jamestown, N. Y..