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PAGE FIVE PLAINFIELD, N. COURIER-NEWS, THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1954. MIDDLESEX COUNTY NEWS Telephone Plainfield 6-8000 Hadassali Board Oak Tree PTA Metuchen Chamber Arbor PTA be available in victor uroweu Park on the day of the Fishing Derby, when registration will start at 11 a. m. Fishing Derby Prizes Varied Plans Credit Office Winds Up Season InstallsOfficers Metuchen The Metuchen Cham Registration Chairman Robert ber of Commerce will open a Slate Named Raritan Township C.

C. Shep- Middlesex Borough Frank Vez- credit information bureau in its offices in the Commonwealth Sanders of Second St. announced that there would be four separate registration booths: Middlesex chil dos, Greene general chair pard was installed as president of Arbor Ralph Weber was Dance Qass Follies Set Middlesex Borough Pupils of Mrs. Willard Gordon's dancing class will present the "Juvenile Follies of 1954," a dance review depicting the four seasons of the year, tomorrow and Saturday at 8:15 p.m. in the Watchung School Auditorium.

Bank Building, it announced dur the Oak Tree PTA Tuesday. Others elected president of the Arbor man of the Middlesex Borough Fishing Derby, has announced that ing a meeting of the retail mer dren, ages 2-5, 6-8 and 9-12, and out-of-town children. installed were: First vicepresident, PTA last night to succeed James chants division recently. fsix bicycles will be among the top Cullen. Mrs.

Emil Goerg installed The chamber was told that Iprizes to the young contestants in the new officers. Gerald Griffin; second vicepresident, Mrs. Alfred Jordan; recording secretary, Mrs. R. C.

Pondar; cor Brownie Troop 102 A Western Union will send a representative here to investigate the Others elected: Vicepresident, ine ishing Derby to be neia sun-day, June 6, in the stream below the dam in Victor Crpwell Memo responding secretary, Mrs. Faye To Collect Paper Mrs. Conrad Schott; honorary vice-president, John Harm, principal of possibilities of opening a telegraph Metuchen The Hadassah board. held its final meeting of the season Tuesday at the. home of Zagoreen, Mrs.

David, retiring president and co-hostess, was presented a gift. Plans were made for installation of officers June 1 in the Jewish Community Center. skit, "Journey of Discovery," will be performed by members of the outgoing board, a ehoral group under the direction of Mrs. Joel Fish will sing, and Mrs. will present the annual president's report.

A round robin party was planned for June 10. Mrs. Irving Spiegel is chairman. Schussler; and treasurer, C. White.

Arbor Plans were completed office. A committee was named to co Arbor School; recording secretary, rial Park, near Raritan and Union Aves. yesterday by Brownie Troop 102 The program will include, "Winter Wonders." "Spring Specialties," "Signs of Summer," "Fall Mrs. Edward Moraller; treasurer, Mrs. Dolores Veglatte; and cor ordinate closing days during the Fly rods, spinning rods and reels, A luncheon will be held June 18 in the Coral Lounge.

Andrew G. Hagstrom of New York spoke on in the Arbor School for a paper flash cameras, sporting goods and responding secretary, Mrs. Stanley summer. A survey indicated that most merchants favor Wednesday Frolics" and "Parade of Nations. drive on Saturday.

Proceeds will two tickets to a big league baseball Fisher. map making. James Langenberger be used for a trip to the Bronx Zoo Mr. Cullen welcomed the new Participants will include Janet Houska, Donna Kopinski, Lois Lancaster, Judy Wall, Terry Naldi, game in New York are among some of the other prizes that have but no date was set. 'Choice in Life9 president and thanked the as June 2L was presented a past president's pin.

Contributions were made for a phonograph for the school, for flags for Girl Scout Troops 20 and 47 and to the treasurer of the New sociation for its work. Mrs. Ralph Sit-upons were made and tray Jennifer Ambrose, Judy Anderson, been secured, according to Chairman Vezdos. Weber. Mrs.

George Kuehn and favors and place mats for the Red Joanne Chabak, Dianne Roberts, Rabbi's Topic Metuchen "A Choice in Life" Mrs. William Herbst were the Cross were handed in. Mrs. Ralph Joan Di Giampaolo, Jean Faust, Pvt. Arthur D.

Harding Attends Ordinance School The committeee will begin preparation of the fishing site in the park tomorrow. The borough Bor Scout Troop 24. nominating committee. Weber was in charge. Pearl Ann Perdue, Carol Ann will be the topic of Rabbi Charles Klemans Figulski, Piscataway Rapacki, Rusan Kicard, Linda Rob traxcivator will be used to clean out Abeles at tomorrow night's serv erts and Martha Jane Indrikovic Earning Rating Township recreation director, outlined the vacation program for Also, Mary Claire Boyle, Arlene the length of stream below the dam between the dam and the ices.

At 9:30 p. m. Oneg Shabbot will be sponsored by and Mrs. Alfred Tenenbaum and Mr. and Coleman, Nancy Crouse, Nancy bridge at Raritan Ave.

the township's playgrounds. Robert Allexsaht of the Watchung Area Boy Scout Council presented a Long, Kathy Malloy, Patricia Med Mrs. Bernard Belikove. calf, Carole and Veronica Szedga, At Proving Ground Dunellen Pvt. Arthur D.

Harding, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harding, 250 Front is attending Copies of the new rules the Fishing Derby, which is scouting charter to Boy Scout Lorraine Wragg, Rayne Orlando, Carole Vescia, Evelyn Apgar, Shop tonite 'til 9 Troop 25. George Clark is scout open to all children between the ages of 2 and 12, inclusive, will be master and Charles Sabotka is his assistant. The Cub Scouts joined Saturday services will be at 7 a.

m. and Junior Congregation will meet at 11 a. m. The Rev. George Cole of Centenary Methodist Church, and the children of his parish, will be visitors of the the Army Ordinance School at distributed through the school sys tem next week.

light, cool the Boy Scouts in the flag cere mony. ine copy ot the rules has an Deanna Dean, Judith English, Carol Hower, Mary Klein, Karen Mc-Kenna, Kathleen Morrisett, Joanne Smith, Bernice Sunyak, Linda Lee Upchurch, and Lorraine Wukitsch. Also, Nancy WalL Beverly Bunting, Sharen Griffith, Lois Lancaster, Kathleen McBride, Kathleen Committees for the parties for Junior Congregation. attached entry blank which must Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Md. The training will qualify him for an ammunition supply specialist's rating.

Private Harding entered the Army Feb. 16 and received his the Eighth Grade aand the Safety Hostess at Kiddush will be be turned in to the officials of the no-iron Patrol and the teacher's luncheon mothers of the Hebrew School derby on the day it is held. Addi were named. Miss Rhoda Gray children. tional rules and entry blanks will Donna basic training at Aberdeen.

McKenna, Barbara Rohac, Fourth Grade won the attendance banner. The kindergarten mothers were hostesses. plisse Komnski. Suzanne Georee. Linda He attended Dunellen High Kopcienski, Carol Hower, NancyjSchool and was employed by the WalL Lorraine Wukitsch, Helen A Company prior to entering Buszko, Linda Ewing, Beth Ann service.

Ceora Sherian Holdsworth. Shir- His brother, Pvt. Harold Harding, Top Cancer Goal lev Slater. Carol Wiesner. Pearl is in training with the Marines at In Middlesex Boro Parris Island, S.

C. Another broth er in the Army, Pf c. Robert Hard Middlesex Borough The Mid Ann Perdue, Carol Ann Rapacki, Diane BorawskL Also, Barbara Pimentel, Theresa Beers, Joanne Dlugosz, Donna Lip-pincott, Dorothy Ann Oliver, Carol ing, is expected home from Austria in August. dlesex Borough Cancer Drive Fund has exceeded its goal on the basis of incomplete returns, it was announced yesterday. To date, $1,613.44 has been received, while the goal was set at $1,020.

Pad dispenser attaches easily to tank or wall. Entire unit stays within easy reach! Scout Day Camp Aides Announced Mrs. Gerard Gessner, local chairman, thanked the community n7 tie Metuchen "Knolltop," girl scout wrap for its support. cabin in Roosevelt Park, will start operations June 28 when the Metuchen Area Girl Scout Council fashion Tmy to I I I fcangen 1 I tank or yfr Pair Go to "Workhouse, Drunk, Disorderly begins a four-week day-camp pro Ann Radich, Barbara Rohac, Sharon Scairpon, Janet Steinhauer, Jean Toth, Pearl Ann Perdue, Mary Jane Eledge, Dorothy Greenwood, Benee Holdsworth, Alice, Gloria and Nancy Kendzulak, Nelly Rod-gers, Ellen Zimmerman, Sara and Sue Hundley, Dorothy Ann Oliver and Kathryn Pease. The guest artist.

Miss Doris Varner, will present, "Accordion Bowling League Awards Made Metuchen YMCA Bowling gram. Mrs. H. Lundy Bloomfield is director, and Mrs. J.

F. Riegel, camp chairman. Buses will pick up New Market Two men charged with being drunk and disorderly were sentenced to 30 days in the children at the Postoffice at 9 a.m. 5.98 and return them at 4 p.m., Mondays Middlesex County Workhouse last through Fridays. Working with Mrs.

Bloomfield and Mrs. Rhea Turner, craft con night by Magistrate Arvid Johnson. S. A. Woodward, 47, of Winston-Salem, N.

was arrested yesterday by Sgt. John Beitz and Patrolman John Tiroly at the Cornell Dairy Farm, Washington Ave. The sultant, are: Mrs. E. W.

Riebe, Mrs. Kenneth Gardner, Mrs. G. C. Mitch League awards were presented last night at Metuchen Inn.

Win ell, Mrs. R. J. James, Mrs. Otto ners were: Joseph De Paola, high Mayer, Mrs.

J. F. Chee and Mrs. other, Ezelkiel Ziegler, 43, of Pater- J. R.

Pan. for three games; Kenneth Haley, high for single game; and Fred Other consultants are: Mrs: C. P. son, was apprehended in Washington Ave. by Patrolmen Tiroly and Henry Knabe.

Gerhart, highest average for year. Grant, music; Mrs. Raoul Pante-leoni. tennis, and Mrs. W.

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C. Urfer will be camp nurse. A feature, of the camp will be a new outdoor kitchen. Additional help is needed for tennis instruction and for nature study. Anyone interested may contact Mr.

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R. Gillis, and Reformed Church, Ted Campbell. The first three winners re Jewish Center ceived bookends of bowling fig-J 2.29 Complete (SgT STOP Now! Open House Set Metuchen An "open house" will be held at the Jewish Community Center Monday at 8:30 p.m. Review of activities of past board meetings. own SQUAW DRESS sew your ures; the winning team, gold plated ashtrays with bowling figures, and the highest inreach team, a fountain pen desk set Community Center Plans Fund Drive Raritan Township The township Community Center is planning a fund raising drive this summer for a proposed new building.

Chairmen of the building committee, William Zack and Martin Salmanowitz, are contacting architects. The site, at Jefferson Blvd. and Plainfield Ave. near Route 1 and the township water tower, was purchased last month. The center has been in opera full report on the recent fund-raising campaign, and a report on the progress of the new Center will be given.

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