The Central New Jersey Home News from New Brunswick, New Jersey • 7

1 52 THE DAILY HOME NEWS NEW BRUNSWICK. N. WEDNESDAY, JULY 18. 1962 Girl, 18, Hurt In 2-Car Crash EDISON One person was erai Hospital was Janet Fair- FOR ONE WEEK METUCHEN Gastave Konig, 42, of 242 Clinton Woodbridge, No Objections Presented At Hearings on Variances EDISON The Board of Ad- Most of last nicht's cases in-is short in width on Wood Avenue justment last night zipped through, volvcd requests for variances to near New Dover Road. Building child, 18, of Farmingdale.

She sustained a head injury and lacerations on heV knees. pieaded guilty last night in Mu hospitalized yesterday as a result of a two-car accident 1 p.m. on Route 27 south of Vineyard Boad. Admitted to Perth Amboy Gen- nicipal Court to charges of driv A hospital official said early today that she was in "fair" con ing on the revoked list and making an illegal turn. Action was deferred one week by Magistrate dition.

Service Awards To Be Presented SAYREVILLE Service awards will be presented to the following E. I. Du Pont De Nemours Photo Products Department, Parlin, employes during July: 25 years: Edward L. Knof, 371 Gerry Road, Colonial Gardens North Brunswick; Benjamin M. Tobias, 25 Charlotte Sayre-ville; Stanley Dominik, 8 Meadow Road, Old Bridge.

35 years: Miss Margaret Dalr-ymple, 120 Roosevelt South Amboy; Michael Salmon, 11 Bur-lew Place South Amboy; and Mrs. Margaret E. Nebus, Bertram South Amboy. build on irregular shaped lots or inspector George H. Thompson The girl was the operator of a Martin A.

Spritzer. In other cases, Raymond Wright 22, of Apartment 1, Garfield Park 71 was fined $25 on a charge of eight cases in a session which was called "unusual" because not one objection was raised during the hearing. Decision in each case was deferred. The board appears to, have its back log of cases cleaned up as no special meeting was scheduled before its next regular session car which collided with a car operated by Samuel Nerri, 24, of 1909 Maple South Plainfield. The rear end of Nerri's car was damaged and the front end of the second car was damaged, police said.

being an unlicensed driver of a on lots, sub-standard in size. Substandard Lot Variances were requested by John J. Dafgek of 8 Utica Edison, who wants to build o. a substandard lot on W. Sherman Avenue in the Oak Tree section.

Paul J. Lehon of Liverpool, N.Y., wants a variance so he Sixth Well Goes Into Operation At Ken flail Park SOUTH BRUNSWICK The sixth well in water-scarce Kendall Park was put into operation over the weekend, Robert Johnston, superintendent of the Municipal Utilities Authority, reported but no relaxation of water restrictions is foreseen for the immediate future. Johnston said the new well, lo-. cated off Langley Road in the' Greenbrook section, took a "little of the pressure off," but the area's water table was still very low. "I can't see the water table coming back until much later in the year," Johnston said.

"We need about a month of rainy weather to bring it back up." Johnston said that most residents were cooperating with the water restrictions in good humor, although some were "indignant." The authority has banned the watering of lawns, car-washing, and the filling of swimming pools until further notice. motor bike. Richard W. Herold, .18, of 19 Essex was fined $25 for NOW THRU SAT. TOD AT and THl'RS.

1:30 and Benjamin Franklin predicted careless driving; Gerald L. Wise, development of air conditioning; on Aug. 20. However, the board said the lot is the same size as 25 others located in the area. The plots were laid out in 1919.

Joseph A. Giess of 273 W. Grand Railway, wants to build on a substandard lot located in an AA residential zone on Mary Ellen Drive in the Oak Tree section. Thompson said at one time the land was classified as an A zone and was later changed to an AA zone. He said, most of the homes in the area comply with lot sizes for an A zone.

The 'ot area for an AA zone is 40,000 square feet and 20,000 square feet for an A zone. Giess' lot meets the A zone lot size but not the AA zone. 32, of Newark, $20, careless driving; William G. Carlucci, 32, of nearlv 150 vears before Willis! still has numerous decisions to H. Carrier invented it in 1902.

(make on pending cases can sell his lot. He needs a variance to build on a lot which lacks the necessary front footage on Old Raritan Road near the road leading to Mt. Pleasant School. He said the builder is contemplating a home for the lot. Esther Mariano of Elizabeth wants to build on a lot which TTj IPKE i PArxway IT'S THE MCE PLACE TO DANCE TONIGHT At Hrautiml Air Conditionrd HIGHTST0WN Whrrr Ladirs and C.rnllempil Can Go Alnne or Couples, 'fry It Tonifht 1 1 JERRY WALO JE TaKESa CJ.

VACATION FaBlAN JF COlOft fry oe l.U ITIITb ROUTE 9 I 3 400 KCFOHJItO flftQATFP ffCfPr euamiiv; f. a kw I 3 la mrr rrr 59 Obert South River, $10, making a left turn from a right lane; and John T. Love, 38, of Paterson, $55, unlicensed driver and $10, inspection violation. Donald Humen, 46, of 15 Morris $10, inspection violation. Rober Kirkup, 21, of 217 Hoover Fords, pleaded guilty to a parking violation but no decision was made by the magistrate.

The ticket was issued on June j.W&TWKS& BATTLE Dr. Kudolph Domino of 228 I uidtui uvru I ROCK HUDSON Plainfield Edison, wants to be able to use the ground floor rnina nin TO DCT A 1 DITTI IU I I I fl 1 TT Go fishing for passes in J. C. Penney's giant pool in our parking lot! Have Fun! a building at the corner of 29 and Kirkup was scheduled to STARTS TODAY Natalie Wood irne Kflly In "MARJ0RIE MORNINGSTAR" plus- Susan Hawaid in "BACK STREET" Show Timf Last Show 7:3 Plainfield Avenue and Ovington BbfiHu I Avenue for an office. appear in court July 10.

He was brought in yesterday on a warrant and said he never saw the ticket issued for the violation on 1111 1MB iE, -''ZmK ANOTHER BIG DIAMOND JUBILEE SHOW! tft 63 pjlftfi' Workers Picket Sewer Projects MADISON TOWNSHIP The fl Domino, an optometrist, is presently conducting his business in an office across the street from Old Bridge and Laurence Harbor (jrorge A Albany M. 11 y-0JSH New Brunsuick Lauderdale Street. Spritzer said a person who turned in the ticket saw someone throw a ticket over a hedge in the area. He deferred sentence until the person first had a chance to look at the defendant. the above location and wants permission to use more than 30 per cent of the new building he is buying for professional purposes.

Home and Office He said his office would be located downstairs and the upper construction sites of the Sewerage Authority's sewer installation were picketed by laborers yesterday. Officials of the United Foundation contractors for the authority, denied knowledge of cause for the piceting and said there was nr work stoppage. Authority members were unavailable for comment last night. Police reported no trouble resulting from the picketing. portion would be devoted to living quarters.

To utilize the entire downstairs he needs a variance because only 30 per cent of a building is permitted for a home- it'c -AT i I mm I 1 mm I Today '1 p.m. Merchants Mat. professional office. The Menlo Agency, of 1135 i l-ISRnillf TIIT "HHISTLE DOW.V THE WIND" "MISTY" and Selected Shorts I LIIIUIII TV If mm PROGRAM TO END WITH POWWOW PISCATAWAY TOWNSHIP Activities at the township's 12 playgrounds are based on an Indian theme and a "pow-wow" of sports and contests Aug. 17 will mark closing of the playgrounds.

A total of have registered to date including the 129 youngsters at the new playground in Rivercrest. Rahway Avenel, wants to subdivide a lot into two lots with a frontage of 50 feet instead of Tonight thru Sat. Eve. KIM NOVAK JAMt.S i VKNKR "BOYS NIGHT OUT" Shown At: 7 :17 P.M. requested 75 feet in a pi mi rmiir nomiirc i irsiscKie Firemen's Bazaar Starts Tonight Sat.

Mat. Gnllalti A The Dragon zone. The lots are located on Bur- chard Street in the Clara Barton section. At present there is an existing dwelling on one of the Registration at other play lots. He also needs permission from the planning board to sub divide.

SAYREVILLE The 15th aiH nual bazaar of the President Park Independent Fire Co. will: begin tonight at the company grounds, Roosevelt Boulevard and Washington Road, Parlin. Fireman's Night will be ob-: served tonight at the bazaar, which will continue until Saturday. John DeMauro is chairman, assisted by Thomas Kirk and Jo MGM.vo JOSEPH E.LEVINE KIM NOVAK JMES GRRFJER TONr RANDALL IN A MARTIN RANSOHOf PRODUCTlOf Anne L. Smith of 293 Grove Edison, wants to subdivide one lot into two lots.

The lots are located on Grove Avenue in an A zone and are irregular in Juiv Hi FAYE EMERSON "THE VINEGAR TREE" Next Week PiDer Lauri MAAS CANDY STORE PRINCETON Reservations A 4-5633 shape. Edison Oaks, of 140 N. th S. a. iiiiwAiigiiiiinmimrfitiiMiirmiiniB-iiifi i i seph Bogaczyk.

Arthur Pavo is rides chairman. The Most Famous Goof-Up Who Ever nes a henilworth, wants to build a home on an irregular shaped lot at the corner of Peru Street and Warwick Road in an A zone. grounds is as follows: Arbor School, 191; Durham Park, 189; Fellowship Farm School, 103; Grandview School, 113; high school, 81; Holmes Marshall School, 130; Knollwood School, 230; Lake Nelson, 165; New Market, 271; Possumtown, 92; Tara Estate, 72. The Board of Recreation Commissioners is also sponsoring trips each Tuesday to Lake Hopatcong and swimming lessons each Friday afternoon at the New Brunswick YMCA. The Lake Hopatcon? trips are open to all ages and non-swimmers more than 7 years old may take the swim lessons.

The high school playground program is designed for teen-agers only and includes basketball, gymnastics, golf, tennis and Went To ST. JOHN TERRELL'S Somerset Births MUSIC CIRCUS Teenage Terror Who Scares Nobody But Himself i ii 1 1 V7 1 '1 lembtrtvilnT, NtwJcrsiy fc s. rite iat CINEMASCOPE METROCOLOR PIds "BACHELOR IN PARADISE Coming Sun. "HAROLD LLOYDS WORLD OF COMEDY" July 12 WILLIAMS, a boy to Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur, 90 W. Brown Somerville. wes fl Sat t. am. itn SPONSOR TRIP TO PLAY PARK ftiAiu Ttimi rutin H1NSON, a boy to Mr.

and riP i 'r 5.., 3rTS EDISON Six busloads of Edi Mrs. Eddie, 92 Southside Somerville. BALAY, a girl to Mr. and Mrs. John, 105 S.

l.r)th Manville. SCOTT, a girl to Mr. and Mrs. THE THREEPENNY OPERA twirling. Each Wednesday afternoon, record dances are held from son children wont to Freedom-land in New York yesterday, which was this week's trip sponsored by the township Recreation Department.

A trip is scheduled July 26 to Yankee Stadium and an all-dav 2-5 for thp tnrn-afprs Bo Office Open Now EXport 7-1 500 A variety of contests is planned for the smaller youngsters each Walter. 625 3rd Somerville. HERRERA, a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Carlos, 41 North Somerville.

July 13 ULMAN, a girl to Mr. and week at the other playgrounds. The children are also making bas outing to the Bronx Zoo is scheduled for July 31. The stadium trip is open to children 12 years of age or older. kcts, lanyards, articles of mo Mrs.

Joseph, 134 South Som-j erville. saic tiles, copper and plaster of MnHOBBS The department will sponsor an Parls and Indian costumes. Youngsters at each playground outing to Lambertville Music Cir TaKESa VACATION FaBlAN cus July 30 to hear Maynard Ferguson. will make an elaborate feather headdress to be worn by the Indian chief. him I fin As of last Friday, 4.068 chil COM Of toy oe tUXF HEIBERG, a girl to Mr.

and Mrs. Carl, RD 4, Bound Brook CZARRUNCHICK, a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Robert, 275 S. Main Manville.

July 14 HARMON, a boy to Mr. and Mrs. George, 92 W. Cliff Somerville. SCHULT, a boy to Mr.

and dren have been registered by township playgrounds. Areas with the highest registration are Lin FINAL WEEK SHE THE MEHAHD WOMEN OF IVASIlinQTQI fiEi'LLY LIKE THIS? IS" 1 1 Plu "WHISTLE DOWN THE WIND" mis PtiER joe LU ILPMIM VV HVfO John Adams PTA To Be Organized EDISOX A steering commit coln, Washington and Lindeneau. 1 nis veeK crait program is KIRKLORRE-MANTEIEVANS SSrt M-m ROBERT IVERS -HORACE MCMAHON M. tee meeting was held in the James Madison School to organ ize a PTA at the new John Adams Junior High School. Mrs.

George Ogilvie of Menlo Park was elected temporary Mrs. Peter, 115 Kimbcrly Road, Somerville. STOCK, a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Charles, Millstone.

MAYER, a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Richard. 212 Bathgate South Bound Brook. GIORDANO, a boy to Mr.

and Mrs. Lawrence, 42 Gaston Raritan. DURLAND. a boy to Dr. and devoted to bamboo beads, stone turtle and animals, and hangers and belts.

Six contests were played in the newly formed Junior and Midget Leagues. In the Junior League, Crestwood downed Lin-con, 7-6: Stellon defeated Clara Barton, 7-fi, and North Edison defeated Edison State, 20-5. In the Midget League, Clara Barton defeated Lincoln. 11-1; Farmhaven stopped chairman: Mrs. Donald Crowe ol Stephenville, secretary, and Mrs.

Fred Hcnrici of Stephenville, publicity. Mrs. Nicholas Volk, president of the County Council of PTAs, set up temporary committees. i i mini lit i-iti" ill)- iVin rriinHiifiifntlrff ----j SCANDAL 1 A Mrs. Charles, Route 22, Somerville.

July IS HAGUE, a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Michael, 8 Davenport Som 7-2, and Stelton squeezed Old Post, 1-0. Clara Barton. Slclton and Farm- Joseph Kreskey, principal, announced that open house for parents will be held Aug.

28 from p.m. A short orientation meeting is planned to acquaint the parents with the school. erville. haven are tied for first in the Midget League standings. North Edison, Stelton, Crestwood are tied for first in the Junior League.

SCAGLIOTTA, a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph, 203 Adamsville Road. Somerville. VANLEEUWAN, a boy to Mr.

and Mrs. Louis, 85 N. Gaston Somerville. BRUNS. a girl to Mr.

and Mrs. Woman Suffers Broken Wrist PISCATAWAY TOWNSHIP A woman suffered a broken wrist vesterdav when a car in which High School PTA Seats Officers EDISO.V Officers were in Gustav. 37 Vanderveer Som i i erville. DOUBLE DEALING I KASAS. a girl to Mr.

and Mrs. stalled at the last meeting of the school year by the High School PTA by Mrs. George Heath, for she was a passenger overturned at 12:30 p.m. Mrs. Sonja Persson of Far Hi'ls was taken to St.

Peter's General Stephen, 430 Sidorski Man-i ville. TEPPERBURG. a girl to Mr.J and Mrs. Max, 145 W. Summit! i Lovingly packed with laughter.

and the freshest fun you ever had -JERRY WALD'S products or WX Mp.MQBBB -V piiiij 'AJWflf Cinemascope tirfh COLOR DE LUXE (--, fsJU.t I I "4 f' mer County Council membership chairman. Hospital by the Arbor Rescue Somerville. BOG AN. a boy to Mr. and Mrs They included: Mrs.

Robert Squad for treatment. Holmes, president; Mrs. Theo- The driver, Mrs. Christine Chry William, Branchburg. dore Junssen, 1st vice president; Utal of Whitchouse.

was issued WINS SCHOLARSHIP Mrs. William Kuprick, 2nd vice summons by Patrolmen Samuel president; Mrs. Leslie Gross. Jr. and Douulas Daniels BELLE MEAD Jeffrey Cla-! tzs vice president; Joseph Mizenko.jfor careless driving.

The accident recording secretary; Mrs. Steve, happened when the woman lost Papp, corresponding secretary; control of the car in turning left BLACKMAIL! jiran, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jules i L. Clatnan, is the recipient of la $1,440 scholarshiD from Newi Mrs.

tred Langenohl, into Frelinchuvsen Road from. Vm-U I "nivrM'citi Vlo ic a crnrlnnr 1 If The following committee chair-1 Suttie Road. at the School of Commerce and men were announced rv Mrs Holmes: P. R. Capellupo, high Accounts and Finance.

He is an industrial management major, em ployed by the Tobacco Merchants PARTY The Mctuchcn school serv ice; Mrs. i SPLASH METl'CHEV -YMCA is holding at the on 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. a splash party Association with offices on Madi Saturday fronrSOn New York Citv. Reeves, membership; Mrs. Roger Martin, hospitality; Mrs.

Joseph DeFir.o, Founder's Day: Peter Kaltenhorn, parent educa Pupils in grades tion; Miss Beuna Rosenbloom INTRIGUE! and Mrs. DeSarno. library service; Mrs. J. W.

Cacciola, magazines; Mrs. N. J. Cacciola, health. Mrs.

Richard Sanders, parlia ti-10 are welcome. The girls summer fun club will open July 30. Any girl interested in joining should register at the Due to increased costs the YMCA finds it necessary to raise membership rates effective Sept. 1. This is the first raise in rates since 19)0.

They will average about a $2 increase. TO ASSIST FIREMEN PISCATAWAY TOWNSHIP FEDERATION TO MEET SOMERVILLE The Somerset County Federation of Holy Name Societies will meet Tuesday at' St. Mary's School, Bound Brook to plan for the annual Holy Hour: to be held on Sept. 30. Ben A.

Zagula, president, an- nounced that the next regular meeting will be held at Blessed Sacrament Church, in September. mentarian and bylaws: Jack Coleman, Civil Defense; Miss Pa tent music; Mrs. P. K. Capel lupo.

publicity; Mrs. F. J. Pfieiler. spiritual: Mrs.

Jeremiah Gumbs, citizenship; Mrs. Harry Van Pelt A. delinquency; Charles Beeber orth Stelton Volunteer Fire During 1961, passenger traffic Co. Lac.ies Auxiliary completed Manning Rose, scholarship was down 6 per cent irom me its olans last niuht to heln with legislation; raising. Thomas Shamus Hamilton Curry, fund JOHN SAXON MARiE WILSON REGINALD GARDINER the firemen's July 28-29 clambake.

I960 figure. In 11. 20 billion The auxiliary is sponsoring were traveled as beauty contest for girls aged 14-! compared to 21 238 billion for the 18 residing within the fire district! previous year and this total was luaaiv aivn. 41 mv-n nui Mi mm More than l.fioo patent applica protected bv the companv. Thei lower in an' vcar 1 i' tions are received and l.ooo pa LAURI PEIERS -VALERIE VARDA jfojsical Score by HEM 'at queen will be selected July the clambake.

tents are granted every week by the U. S. rtcn Office. according to the 1962 Book of the Year. vm.mt mi in i a.J in i ii.mm.t ihm an nn,.