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43 'Want Ad" service KI. 5-400C THE DAILY HOME NEWS, NEW BRUNSWICK. N. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1957. OBITUARY REAL ESTATE FOR SALS 103 Houses for Sal BUNGALOW.

2 bedrooms, 3. down, iO 91 per mo. Immediate possession. ,14 Tindale Spotswood. Schools Here Facing Problems BENJAMIN F.

MARQUETTE Services for Benjamin Franklin Marquette of 12 Easton Ave. will be held tomorrow at 11 a m. in the Maher Funeral Home, 25 Eas Piscataway Property Owners Protest Too-High Tax Bills MRS. PETER S. DURYEA ton Ave.

large the cafeteria Rowland reported that 80 per cent of new fac Interment will be in Van Liew William Siendor. assessor, and rep Piscataway Township property ulty members attended a workshop on Thursday Cemetery. and Friday at which new personnel were given owners complained today to the I BEDROOM bungalow, basement, oil heat, garage. SflxlOO North Brunswick. $13,800 KI V81M3.

ROOMS, sun porch, plot 2O0x 229. On Summerhill Rd East Brumwick. EN. 7-8040. Mr.

Marquette, who was 62, died Services for Mrs. Catherine M.I Duryea will be conducted tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the Gleason Funeral Home, 44 Throop by the Rev. Harold P. Wayman of the First Methodist Church.

Interment will be in Van Liew Middlesex Countv Board of Taxa information concerning the school system. resentatives of the Realty Appraisal Company. As each property owner came forward to protest, Harding, prcsi- Monday in his home. For 20 years, he was employed as a millwright with Mack Motors in Plainfield. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs.

tion their tax bills were "higher than we can afford to pay" and asked for substantial reduction in their assessments. It was estimated before the hearing comes to an end that more p-aisers to present a breakdown of Mrs. Duryea. widow of Peter Charles Fischer of Trenton, and a brother, Raymond of Freedom, the property involved. The prop Duryea, died Monday.

She was 80 Alberta Canada. and formerly resided at 162 New St. point out where the appraiser had erred. Harding said the board would than 100 taxpayers will have appeared before County Tax Commissioners William J. Harding, John F.

Fitzpatrick and A. Clayton CARD or THANK We wish to thank our friends, neigh MRS. CHARLES H. SOHL bors and relatives for the kindness shown and sympathy expressed in the HOUSE. 1 floor plan.

2 hedroomi living room, kitchen, bath, a'. rage attic, basement. Lot 50 100 Bound Brook Heights Price J9.800. EL. 6-7329.

SPOTSWOOD room bungalow, front porch newlv constructed. neatUke. Phone SO. 6-3566-W or 4650 ROOM bungalow with oil heat 50x100. $9,500 Wallner, CH or CH.

9-9441. 104. Farms, Land, Acreage 7 ACRE FARM. Hunterdon Counl ty. 7 room house, all improvements, large barn, modern chicken houses.

2.R00 laying hens. Asking price S22.5O0. Will consider exchange for area dwelling. KI. 5-1269.

Hollcnder. reside aeusion in an townsnip ap-j MILLTOWN Mrs. Annie Dora peals. He pointed out to the com- Cottagp Ave widow of plainants that the board was con- Charles H. Sohl, died this morning death of our wife and mother, Mrs.

Elizabeth Gerehen. We are grateful to i The rash of appeals stems from higher tax bills handed the town Luuit-u sun-iy wun me assess-; jn her home she was 82 all who sent flowers and cards, acted as pallbearers loaned cart, and aided in anv way. JOHN GEREBEN. Husband. MRS.

JENNIE OLAH. Daughter mems ana noi wr.n ine amount or Mrc cm horn in VnrL- taxes involved. May 23, 1875, the daughter of the "We are sitting here to see that ate Thomas and Marguerite Carr ah assessments are eau. table." rvrrio rw wni Rowland recommended that the program be continued in future years if it proves to be worthwhile after an evaluation. The board will investigate before buying a new bookkeeping machine, necessary to send records of payrolls to the N.J.

State Pension Fund. RowlandsaiJ the machine now used in the school system has only 10 columns and that more are needed. To trade in the $6,000 piece of equipment on the larger model would cost approximately $4,000, he said. Harry A. Richardson, president of the board, said he wanted to investigate further before taking any such action.

He pointed out that the machine now in use was only purchased in 1954 at the suggestion of the state agency. The board approved hiring four teachers on a 10-month basis: George Hinkle, mathematics teacher at junior high school, will receive $5,000. A graduate of Kutztown, State Teachers College, he also trained at Temple University and the University of Munich. Hinkle has 20 years of experience. John Kosakowski, commercial instructor at the junior high school, will receive $5,000.

He is a graduate of Rider College. Mrs. Jane Renner, first grade teacher at Mc-Kinley School, is a graduate of Seton Hall and will receive a salary of $3,600. George Fenimore, industrial arts teacher in the secondary schools, is a graduate of Millers- said the board president. Three days after moving here in 1914 her husband suffered a' sun ship property owners.

It was also the first test of the revaluation program which wen! into effect Oct. 1. While the property owners complained about the size of their tax bills, few questioned the assessment figures. In only a few cases at the morning session did the property owners charge errors in the appraisal computations. stroke and died.

Mrs. Sohl was a member of St CARD OF TH NKS We wish to thank our friends, neighbors and relatives ior the kindness shown and sympathy expressed in the death of Mrs Anna Rojewski. We are grateful to ail who sent flowers and cards, acted as pallbearers, loaned cars, and aided any way FRANK ROJEWSKI Husband, MRS. EDWARD SAMUEL, Daughter, FRANK ROJEWSKI, JR Son. MRS.

JOSEPHINE JANL'SZEW- SKI. Mothei, SISTER and BROTHERS. ELIZABETH AVENUE SOUTH BOUND BROOK 8 acres. Modernized 4 room home, bath, oil heat. Garage.

$17 500 tSALKIN AND CO. KI. 5-6154 Shopping Continued from Page Oue Enrollment difficulties at Senior High, Bayard and Lord Stirling schools and an "inadequate" cafeteria at Roosevelt Junior High School are facing the Board of Education. Maurice W. Rowland, superintendent of schools, listed the problems yesterday in his monthly report to the board.

He said the influx of pupils at the high school will cause "severe problems in scheduling and programming, even with the use of the second shift, stagger schedule." Rowland said the enrollment will "exceed the relief anticipated by the withdrawal of some of the Edison and Piscataway (Township) pupils." The board will be notified if extraordinary-steps must be taken after registration figures are examined next week, said Rowland. He also suggested meetings between the board and sending districts to review the situation. Rowland described the enrollment at Bayard and Lord Stirling schools as "most uncertain." Many families have been dispersed because of redevelopment work now in progress in the downtown area served by the two schools, he said. The superintendent said Miss Helen Read, principal of the two schools, has presented organization plans but enrollment figures were necessarily based on June enrollments which will be changed. Rowland said it appears that pupils will have to be transferred between the schools.

He recommended that "until the character of the area below George Street is more certain, the board should move cautiously in the interest of economy Any major changes might involve an unnecessary expense, said Rowland. The junior high school cafeteria has long been a problem, Rowland pointed out. In an effort to ease that situation, the principal has been given permission to require pupils living within "easy walking distance" to eat lunch at home. Rowland said tentative approval has been given for a plan which would require at most walk of six-tenths of a mile from home to school. Exceptions would be made in cases of physical inability or other hardships.

The superintendent said that while this plan would relieve overcrowding, other problems would arise: Difficulties on stormy days, caring for early returnees and traffic hazards. "The only good answer," he said, "is to en Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church and Red Feather Council 10S. Lett and Plots division members so that they can No 8', Degree of Pocahontas Appraised At Full Value Th RoiK. Annrauat Pn An- make ud their minds. survivors are tnree daughters.

T'l Sme reaSnS giVe" yeS-- BcrMrs John Bu 'IfZS71" for ning Monday night and Mrs. Landis S. Brindle, both CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our friends. r.e:gh-bors and relatives for the kindness shown and sympathy expressed in the death of our wife and mother, Mrs. Susan Dunn We are grateful to all praisa i ures be re he7wer; included: j0f Milltown; two sons, Charles 6" rL i Several of the city's big stores'of Milltown and Henry T.

of High who sent spiritual bouquets and cards. already have reported success onland Park; 16 grandchildren; and; acted as pallbearers, loaned cars, and SeS-SOrS. oo aided in any way Todav the vat maioritv of ims mnL anH are spending money." william dunn Husband, CEDAR KNOLLS BIVA LAKE We are opening up a new section of our development thru beautiful tree shaded woodland. We have several large lots, at attractive prices, In our older ection. MORTGAGES GUARANTEED W.

J. CONNOLLY MILLTOWN 8-0880 WHEN WE GET a little older we want to take care of a small piece of ground only and I have this lot 40xlOB. located in Mill-town. All improvements. 1 block from bus.

You could really build a lovely home on this lot. The price is only $2,750. Call MI. 8-0037. and CHILDREN.

a. a to promote the plan in The Sunday. Services will be held Saturday at muuciiv vvwiLia uiu uut -ullu'n, DIED ville, State Teachers College and will receive accuracy of the appraisal but1 Home Xews- Fred Searles and a in the Bronson Son Fu-1 $4,200. th ron.pnded taxes were "too Sidney Goldstein noted that small Home, 152 N. Main St.

1 tt.rr UR CUIUeilUtU laics uc iuo Tho Pm- Puccoll fi.d.r I Dl RTFA In Trenton on Sept. 2. ine Doara nirea Mrs. haitn Hotlman as a iu tnnmch it YvcQ Mores cou a Deneiu nv tnis nro-; iiua-itu u. Min Ulil ill tuc lunnoniH- i -i r-- nncfnr nf St Paul's Catherine formerly of this rttntoH mil to enmo rtmnlainant motion.

i city, widow of Peter S. Services will be held Thursdty at 2 onob- roHmcc withi Thcv said the fnrt that thic ic OlllClaiC m. in the Gleason runeral Home, 44 lone of the few N'ew ritirs! Interment will be in the family roop Ave VUu.MlH 1 rf, An analysis of the tax bill dis- ana tne only one in this area-with "1 UK" closed that $1 456 393.93 had been a Sunday paper makes Monday 1 1 runs wick. Friends may rail at the funeral certified to the Countv Board to night opening of unusual value to! ihome 9 m- be raised by direct levy. Of this New Brunswick merchants.

PETER P. WNEK WfeW.SS amount, $1,125,454.29 will be alio- It also was cited that there would cayrfvtit Thp funeral for Anna Servon Jorcfowicz. monthly substitute in the elementary schools at a salary of $400 a month. Resignations of four school personnel were accepted: Mrs. Carol McCormack, commercial teacher at junior high school; Mrs.

Dorothy Wright, McKinley School primary teacher; Miss Helen Buksa, administrative secretary in the superintendent's office, and Mrs. Alma Schork, cafeteria worker at senior high. The board cancelled the contract of Marvin Caldwell, a teacher who was hired in August but called into the armed forces since then. in fnnnra ui nmm iniipia a tw r.tnnftt rt rt in FT Ml i nn cngr'o ai'2 in la Maliszewski Funeral ad Ave South Riv- emeu im buuhuii. vi hmm, P.

Wnek of 15 Cheesequake at 8:30 a m. in the 571 for countv sovernment and since on Friday night, food uu 4 Home. 218 whitehe in St. Mary's. Church, only $33,668.64 for municipal gov- pers take this It pn-loufh uuo.ui iui iimiuni-ui i i i- am in tne zamorski Fu- south River.

up space. in thp Zamnrski was Cited that the Smaller rj I Interment will be in St. Mary'i Cem- ernment. i tj 1 etery. one aggrieved property owner cndiu wouiq not nave iwo at 9 a in st stanislausi Friends may can at the funeral hom.

lu oumj rs- based his request lor reduction in in a row 10 worK ana tnis wouia Church. SluS nis bil1 on the slreet name in the DCnefit him and nis employes, i interment will be in St. M.ARQI ETTE In this city on Sept. 2. 1957.

Benjamin F. of 12 Easton Ave. Services will be held Thursday at 11 Stan- Churches and Firehouses Alleviate School Overflow i1ou juuusmc.s d.e spin township. He told the board there liepreser.dtives of the bigger isiaus Cemeterv. lamDchnro lu isidus hPtviPPn Print a m.

in the Maher Funeral Home, 23 Between Jamesburg and Princeton was a Karl Marx St. about three stores said they had checked with; Mr unek was a career soldier: Easton Ave. Schools inierniciii wui in wcw sw-ciiic- blocks from his home. tneir cnains and it was their re- the Polish Armv. in which the funeral home "It was detrimental to the sale ports from around the nation that'serVed 30 years.

He served during1 Friends may can at of my property," the complainant two successive shopping nights are! World War I. the Polish-Bolshevik Wednesday fromU METUCHEN wneni The Metuchen public school sys- to 9 p.m. Imore than the enrollment Continued from Page Oue tern opened its 1957-58 term today said. The board suggested that he not as profitable as having of 1922. and World War II inl.SOHIir,n schools closed in June.

for arts crafts and other special, mm i town csuindieu i.ow pupu me luwusmp iuhhucc -nignis spm naiet-r uie mgius tngiana with tne ronsn Army in town, widow of Charles h. idepartments. miuuiuvvn rollment from kindergarten. to change the name. would be.

exile. His last rank was the Robert Blunt county superin-l die tuiditu mrougn me itn grade. ine townsnip was represented Dy joints tavoring opening of warrant officer. He came 152 n. Mam Milltown.

Two classes hurch buildins 1WU -idscs Van Liew Interment will be LOT 1 Acre Lot Reasonable. GUY E. AUSTIN CH. 9-8522 6AYREVILLE. Lot 40 100.

near schools. All utilities. Paved street and sidewalks. $1,300. SO.

6- 0831-J. LOT 88 110, North Brunswick. Lot 205 216 on School House Lane. George Bucko Sr. CH.

7- 6508. DEANS LANE, Deans. N. J. 6.4 acres $8,000 firm.

Reply to Box L-77 Daily Home New. COMSTOCK STREET NEAR THROOP AVENUE. LOT 100 100. KI. 5-2618.

18 LOTS, BROOKHILL AVE Edison Township. Call KI. 5-0384. LOTS on the lagoon below Toms River, $5,500. Call after 6 P.

M. KI. 5-2487. LOT for sale. Hillside Ave.

Call SO. 6-2955-M. 106. Shore, Mountain, Reort Shore Acres, N. J.

5 room ranch house, all furnished and bath, modern kitchen. Cathedral living room, knotty pine, lagoon front of home to dock a boat. In back of house is bay and dock to fish, swim and crab. A wonderful summer location and a beautiful place to retire. For appointment call CH.

7-0333. Price $14,300. Arrangements can be made for payments. LAVALLETTE, 5 room, all year home. Large porch.

4 room summer cottage on rear of lot. Best location. Call Sweetbriar 3-7028. weekdays after 6 P. M.

and all day Sat-Sun. 108. Real Estata Wanttd tendent of schools today said the iuuuie sessions dre oeing neid in jonn is.eeie, lownsnip auuiney, nignis lnciuaed tne iacts mat: jto the nited Mates in 1948. schools had 62 teachina va- dULVldlt. '1M elementary grades trom 9 a.m.! Cite Credit Men iCemetery.

1 Friends may call at the funeral home I beginning Thursday at 7 p.m. TESl.OF In Griggstown on Sept. 4, 11957. Gustavc of Bunker Hill Franklin Twn hnshanrt of Whole families can shop on Fri GUSTAVE TESLOF SUSPECTS HELD FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP day nights without concern for getting the children home in time cancies as of Aug. 15 but in the un the Milltown Public School to noon and from 1 to 3 p.m.

past two weeks most of the staffs' fadl J1 n.d 12 at the harP attainprt full nuotas ade 1S located in St. Paul Evan- franklin School from 7:50 a.m. to! He dShred is ar acute gelical and formed Church and 12:21 p.m. and grades seven, eight: He declared there is ar; acute kjnd tpn in the Methodist' and nine meet at the same school, shortage in science, math and rh Qf (ll hftn, frnm tave Teslof of Bunker Hill late Louise. rtvr i csnn ill ULiimtTi jiin ill IN BURGLARY tO get enough Sleep lor SChOOl the 7, w- Services will be held Friday at 2 novt or in limn to Ho homo ul uitu iuudy hi ma uume in the Taesart Chamberlain after a four-year illness.

He was 76. Funeral Home, b03 E. High Bound SOUTH AMB0Y One of the two work nhvsical education teachers. He i.j' l-j is expected by Superintendent Ed- He was the husband of the late; Interment will be in Bound Brook EOISON men believed responsible for a bur-, That Paterson, now in a battle .1 added it was "almost impossible wni Kirtarie tn an frnm KvO t. .1 -n Mrs.

Louise Teslof, who died on Friends nhvcioi tohore ouison puoiiu scnoois will open rr arv at John Cockta 1 Lounee at the funeral may call at nth a large shopping center, has home Thursday evening. uA oo luiinfiiuvy oim iui 111c iu.i unieiTTK Min ha ou'pn nrp.vutj ir nunc ouuui riuiiwivR nuu a Ynunaclor in fine 1 3H.i of ,1 stiuvicu 1 ludj uigui uie ligm Nnnnactor in line i i a v. v. i ...,.1 wo m. onrollmoni incrnaso ninnr.

iJI uidii ma tdis du eie- narv hearinS in Municipal nio-hf tn nnon i lie if; WINTERS In East Brunswick' on Climated the over-all increase IrfaTtendinfa new srS gradeS Court Monday. I That credit, collectors asked to fed uat RKAriiS Uvould approximate 10 to 12 per Sf SfThe schoo Tr J' "a The sus'wt' Arthur Vincent, 'sample opinion in making -American Cyanamid Co He for- He said thousands of chil- geland venue has not be SUpcnntondcnt of 28. of Newark, was arrested early their rounds had sensed a mild relded ln a riren would co-untie to receive their been schoois. Mondav in Route 9-35 by Patrol- preference for Fridav nights SurvivinS are four wo Ma.n south River, and at 9 dien would to recene tneir cntirely constructed the class- said the completion of man 7ohn 0 Learv and Ed. Lrl 2nu A hP two Mrs- HarrV Loz'' of Wildwood.

CorPus Chnsti Church' South education on Tiart-t me schedule rnornq hpinc ntili7prl Fnmll. man Lear ana aoL- LU And that there should oe two 1 River. looms are rjeing utilized, tnrou- the Washington School addition in A n-i i. i. r.

Miss Emily Teslof of Califorma. interment wm be in caivar.v cem- because ot tne lacx oi classrooms. ment has soared from ,15 in June time for nrvi.nanev th "mu U1C 101 "'iii mPc plj tery. p.rUn. He added the school districts r.j i JZ.

Zl Arraigned beiore Magistrate shopping hours. V1 Fncnds may can at the funeral home. in the! tu fh: i a and Mrs. Kenneth Gandv of Brooks- WNEK In South Amboy on Sept. 2.

were limping along hoping to catch iare included in the new parochial elimination of the double sessions suspect was held in bail and cause of smaller stores during the ia-' a rtUU1H" Peter of 15 Cheesequake lit) wuii uic Luiiaiaiii unvimiuH in-Scn001. in the elementary grades. thrPP oranrlnhiWron onWParlin. Savreville. husband of An i tu i waged in me county jau at mew exienaea anernoon meeting at me tonina PISCATAWAY TWP.

1 The hours at the various schools ho uoapinf i three greatgrandchildren. wi h. h-M ti.h crease. Some of the temporary facilities rlT rt i iii aiiiiiLWH n.t JlCTUl dill, I I a 1, 7 ir Elementary schools in "1 Monday. said he personally favored Mon- wm oe nciarnaay.

nifaZ "34r wash7ng7on Ra sayre- were described as far below stand gfp.m. in me laggart and at 9 a.m. in St. Stanislaus ard and a -disgrace" to the school Township wiU not oPen unt. a Pollce Chicf John "id "ight but elt thal district.

Besides, some districts! fif.s 'ington; 9:15 a.m. To m. Bo 15 under Friday night is better for bus! were employing non-certified teach-ig rT I hamtown. and 8:45 a.m. to The i lain runeral Home.

305 E. High will in St. Stanislaus Bound Brook. i Cemetery. Savreville.

f- c-i i. 11 Friends may call at the funeral harte similar crime in South River. But it was agreed that what-j Mr- stcPnen Conyk of the Con-u ntil the time of the funeral. iers, the dregs of the profession. Wanted 1 and 2 family houses.

Also investment properties, lots and acreage. JOHN ROMAN REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 56 Easton Ave. CH. 9-0949 EDISON TOWNSHIP, 6 or 7 room house, full basement, or split level, up to $16,000. Call CH.

8-5024. WANTED 2 FAMILY HOUSES All Prices Cash Buyers KRAVITZ AGENCY, CH. 9-0434 ELDERLY couple wishes to purchase home in LaHiere Park. 4 rooms. CH.

7-7338. The New Brunswick schools do? 1 At the Edison High School, the cmci wvr 1 X.l'. not have the fieino-other ul uutauuii piduo iu duu HiffWpnt fino uonca lasl monm aDout me uieu cnanc community snouia oe open problems tacin0 other Spritpmh.r ,0501 story is somewhat ditierent. Due. ncec Af thn inW lof was associated, will officiate.

ithe 11th grade in September 1958! I. $500 and nine cases of liauor the same nieW. jdistricts. It is only in the second-! i U1L 'H'dy enrollment in graaesi. t.

There was" an extended discus- Interment will be in Bound .1 1- HIV 111 iuiiuu tlirnnirVi trt Jmn liUlll 111C JI1UL1CM. laiuu at ai lulll UUV. Ill kJLll scnoois mat overcrowding is 10-Q T. 1uu 10(, h'h iniuu.mi iu. a uouoie-session Rk rnmoiorv -j tu.

cJu 199- lne Present 11th and 12th S. Stevens Ave. sion on the Downtown Idea Ex-5r00K Lcmeteri QUACKEMBOSS FUNERAL HOME 156 Livingston Ave. New Brunswick Telephone KI 5-0003 lnrTwith a will complete their high adcs i The policemen interrupted the change proposal to improve the: for outside studenFs while St.l a.m. to 12:20 p.m..

ary at Jonn LocKnan city re a.l busmess and was; iryirr. 1 Mnm TrC nave UCT.11 aucuuins. crraHps spion anrl oicrhf u-Ml itlin a.m. niR-ii uivv splu uifu io lame a COmmiUl'e 1 II I II I I I I 1 ctraHoc cni'on anrl oifrbl ii'ill ittsnA i Peter's kept to its regular time 000 SAYREVILLE from 1210 to 510 pm This is jmncu up di me cswuu.nr i ecoiiunenuiiuon mai a i) iu u.iu u.ni. mis 15 table with considerable difficulty.

MA rwt A a i mnm a i npv yrr pi 1 nrnmn mn nrnnrvrti i-m nr -m ''ibiiii'I' Here is the situation county-' wmie the opening today ol the me irs year mat a tenth grade, arfnJ LTT i II 11.1. IIINIIiH MASTER'S SALE local Duhic sphnns 1 uu iviuuui iwu muuhi. ociiuuio. i Lunula ni ttui viLiiicnuaiv "viu 1 SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY, W1Se: school in President Park will ease Kuggiere pointed out that in 11 EAST BRUNSWICK CHANCERY DIVISION, MIDDLESEX HARDING CO. FUNERAL HOME 239 Livingston Ave.

i ii. somewhat the pressure on the school hereafter a new grade will," TZ ecommemica FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP The JL lln 19-classroom school c- (. i M'dii uf uiupiifu dmi petitions oi nine candidates for the ulv.v 111 tu me pian ne aroppeci Because only docket no. i Savrpvillp rhnnl cvstrm snmo nri be added until the comnlete hih! KevrdSioned today in running and so.800 had been pledged toward The superintendent disclosed thatT lU 'the Roal. The committee KI 5-6033 KI 5-0067 25 of the final judgment of' We sessions r-mirt nf New Jersey i SCIKKH ldr.

I ir. 1( (-n fcfimafpe nf nnnil nnrnllnuni ln; melius up nit- i is preparing a new plan that should Charter Study Commission arc slated to be filed tonight with Township Clerk Fred L. Bascom. Each of the nine petitions has more than 200 signatures, accord- iiie r.i I' xi ui i' wrr fi- ui i.uuu viuviiuiii i lu chnry Construction ot the irw.n School withcate that a minimum of 6.500 du- me" drove.t(L J'6 nere bc ready for presentation soon i .1, .1 ii. aav oi June, ii, hi ii; i r'v i i THE Kir nnh ml Vt IIIHMII 1 I -i I I' t'U Plan Holiday Lighting nils Will attend the inwnshin spouea ue inctm mi 1 Shall tXDOSC IUI srtit: uj Krtltl 3AA T- r- fli-ft tiuuui iitt i lii ii uriin.

ii- rv.u vendue XI iasi monm. ine oam nuuca-i, i- whiwc in aroAoc Irir.Ani lesit-u uui in Other the mer-lmi tn Mr! eannr nrirhcAn II ARIEL Ur'fpo' "ition was able to discontinue use of through 10. The kinde rtcnTn- hlking' '--ilphe Sch bl'ilding VhC SOUh VER rollment. he said, is higlL than in HirrK 1 a.na1 f. Fall From Porch chants executive committee: I with Wi'liam Easton was in charge Approved sending out pledgejof obtaining voters' signatures, cards for support of the annual; The nine candidates are W.

Christmas lighting project in Bruce Armstrong of East Millstone. Home for Funerals 170 N. Main St. at Riva Ave. David B.

Crabiel, Director Call MILLTOWN 8-1331 iDowntown New Brunswick. iWilliam C. Baslev of Route 27. in Perth Amhoy. New Jersey, iu.

ea enrollment indicates Klllder- by the Massopu'st Realty Co." year as classrooms to avoid double. School will be up about 17 per g3rten pupils 3 900 pupils in "rade sCm feet! sessions. cent over last year's total as the 0ne through six. and 1.800 mimls Kills Man, 71 Endorsed the annual Junior Chamber of Commerce's Hal Laurence M. Gerlier of 32 Roberts Leonard Hammond of Churchill R.

J. Nevious of Metlars weteriy from the intersection of the, xwo kindergartens arc located in Board of Education readies plans: jn grades seven through 10 in the me With the westerly line Of ran- lnnJlnr rofornnrliin-l nn nmv enhnn) u.l r. FRANKLIN' TOWNSHIP Joseph Rrummert, 71. of Chenfield, loween Window Painting Contest RESSES 1 Sain Ol'gxnnillK uiv ac uiunoniu linn (JiuuniMu, a uuiiiiuuiii IlUyit'I I S31U cis Street; and from LARGE SIZE 85 point running iij NortheTA Co- firohouse, which was also! Expected enrollment is 1,340 fori Sixty-two teachers have been em-Pa-' dicd Mo.nday at st the support was sought by or nrarly o. wi East Millstone.

Thaddeus ioo'ikpH l.icf vnar nart nf tha plnmontarv PraHr? anH 54.V nlnunH in rnM ihr nnA HoSDital as the result of! Arthur TamnhAll nf thn nf 17Q PnHnnu Ai-o Ai U.iaiici weterly line of said Francis paraUel WI Mrv JM. fuiv v-r. v. O- jjiuj VV 1UI.VL Lilt ill. UUO VU IUI IMl UWIIl Heard a brief renort from Theo-tsan L'Dton of 13 Olcott Middle- feet to a poir it; running gram to have youngsters go to for the high school, or a total ofinew 10th grade, the reduction of'a 1311 on rriaay.

line parallel, or nearly so. 2.885. Our Specialty THE THRIFT SHOP 179 NEII.SON ST. cor. HIR AM ST.

iid northerly line oi namvj vv.a.nuui iuii nine classroom loads in grades A hospital spokesman said ne tea fjore P.ruskin on the success of bush. Mrs. Eunice Suydam of eiaht and nine, the exoansion of from a porch at 282 Green the recent New Brunswick Davs Franklin Park, and Guido G. Wei- SOUTH AMBOY so feet to a point; inence SuDerintendent S. David Adler es- southerly in a nne pai mit' first described course ioo feet to a Annates that the enrollment today South Ambov school children ithe elementary grades kindergart-the nome ot son' Eugene, sales.

jgend of 117 Rodney Ave. 9 7fi vnnncctnrc OR1 urr cu l'pn thrnnoh i anrl tho nnrmal Where he W3S 3 am Art Frank U'nnvol In ent nn ki- B. .7, iinu xiuiiuidii iiin "-o- uviub in iiwvemaer point; thence running the said northerly line of Ashley Street Will total 50 feet to the point or place of Begin-, and elementary school this morn-; replacements due to resignations. Mr. rummen was tawen 10 committee for establishing a fi- Th whpthir strK.

hospital by the Community First 'nanciai pian for tho division he question whether to study Airi SnnaH Emitted with a Za I Ja rL and change the form of ing for the first full year of all-day! mc-new leacners ana tne scnoois "'Bounded 1 northerly Sealed Bids for storage Funeral Home iiLai a uiuei jwi mn- iu i aqiu nd 7i3, easterly ny nd railroad siding at the D.M.s. sessions since the 1030 explosion. wnicn are assigned are as erly by said Ashley btreci ana esu.r warehouse, Somerville. N. will he follows- nt Nn fii.T Thp new pmnn aru vi'inr nf ihn IU1IWS.

fractured skull. He died, according right support for Sunday clo sin "idecided at the November general i A.hl.v Street. Perth r- uo.i..: Asnicy oireei, rw.n Known as .14 September 27. 1957. and then nuhlicly 1 a nnnonnccarv in 1 lscataWaytOWn -Mrs.

JOVCei10 dl legislation now before the Statel jec on. Amhoy, New Jersey 17 South Adelaide Aveno HIGHLAND PARK, N. J. Phone: KI 5-0606 Smith. Miss Marie Caroleo.

MrsJP- m. cti uiaitr-i 3tl inrtnnflnrtnnl curvflii ft! (kn ohnn And including the inrnnaie riKnm -r- p. nf -i Legislature Harry Schwartz gave; At thc samp (ime volm wjU i. snou a dp annrpsspa 10 ine un uiu. in.imi.iii jui v.

i.iu cwiwui nlaintui Anne vcies. iku His body is being shipped to this report and noted there His body is being shipped to dower of the I i Services nlalntiff Louis Veres, ana of ine Administration Regional rpr-pntiv was comnlotpH -Betty Carver, David Kwasnaza and UreeT; spring cmP Mrs. Marion Ingham. Fork Pa where the funeral Bonhamtown Mrs. Ethel will be held Saturday.

defendant Carol Veres, wife Hudson more lobbvmg in Trenton for a :0 make such a study. Should voters lowing wide open shopping in New: MADISON TWP. fenaani Lnnrn- w.cu. 4-5-6 te right of curtesy of the defendant Carr. hushand of the defendant Mrs.

SuzannP Levins and Mrs i Also surviving are his wife Mrs 'Wv for r.ro..uvt,ut; 10 nd me MUC, nlaae- iiin rrr tncelher with all and sin Sl'PERIOR f'OI'RT OF NEW Madison Township youngsters." Eleanor Van Vechten. 'Kdna Penatzer Bummert: a daugh-iventing it. vice (IHM'rFT niVISlOV Minni.ESEx corNTV POCKFT SAMUEL D. FAUST. gular the hereditaments and appurtenances to the said premises belonging or in any wise appertaining.

Said premises tn be sold to the K.HHnr nublic vendue, in such John E. Gleason Funeral Director 44 Throop Avenus Phone KI 5-0700 Hou leiuni to eiemeniary graces; stclton Mrs. Eleanor Nelson. Iter. Mrs.

Ernest Ellis of Climer. Edward Birnn. division here on Monday, also will go on; Mrs. Marion Wood, Miss two other sons. Ronald of chairman presided single sessions for the first time! Brown and Miss Grace Kalariotes.iN'ew Brunswick and Curtis of Ehr-, Plaintiff I Civil Action s.

mv seem most for the 1 ORDER FOR they would in about a year be asked to follow or disapprove the recommendation of the charter study group. Joseph Kinlin was in charge of arrangements for the petitions. In addition to Mrs. Hinrichsen and Easton. he was assisted by Charles Papp, Thomas Brady and Chris iPUBUCATIONi ties Interested'; purchaser must depositi BONNIE M.

FAUST in a long while, but not until later Oak Tree Mrs. Lolia Gottlieb, jenfeld. and six grandchildren.1 this fall. Mrs. Alice Beaton.

Mrs. Marion! Defendant ten per cent of his bid when property TO: BONNIE M. FAUST. Defendant For the present, all grades, ex- Naar. Miss Mildred Orlando.

Mrs.ivath, Victor Moretti. Mrs. Rose- By virtue of an Order of the Supe S500 Bail Set In Money Case cept in the Madison Park and Dale Stevens, Mrs. Margaret Heulz mary Brzychcy, Ralph Del Rocco, rior Court of New Jersey. Chancery Division, made on the 26th day of Browntown buildings, will Anthony Serge.

Wilbur Hooper, Charles Eaton, Si-; is strucn on. Elizabeth, J. August 8, HARTMAN, Master, 277 North Broad Street, Elizabeth 3, New Jersey. u. 14,21,28,4 410 Aueust, 1957 madt on the 26th day of DeLar.

on double sessions. But as soon as; Clara Barton Mrs. Madge las Redmond, Joseph Smolewich' SAMUEL D. FAUST Is the Plaintiff and you are the Defendant, you arc hereby required to answer the Com Nicholas Bellafronte. 34, of 176; the current 37-room construction Talley and Gerald Young.

land John Martin. Bronson Son FUNERAL HOME 1S2 North Main Street Milltown, N. J. Telephone: Ml lltown S-0151 Suydam yesterday was re- Edison High School grades nine TRADE NAMES leased in $500 bail for a hearing and 10 Joseph Oxhorn, Anthony in Highland Park Municipal Court plaint of the Plaintiff on or before the 28th day of October, 1957 by serving an Answer on David C. Harper, Esquire plaintiff's attorney, whose address is Mennies Building.

Bridgeton, New Jersey, and in default thereof, such judgment shall be rendered against you as thc Court shall think equitable and Talocci, Miss Susan Hintenberger, William Bohn, Miss Loretta Cle NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO CHANGE NAME r- uihnm it Mav Concern: on a Charae of attempting to de-i Articles of incorporation for a Mid dlesex County business and a trade ments, Miss Pauline Di Felice, Sid- 'and. program is completed, Superinten-j Lincoln Mrs. Joan B. John-dent Charles Magill says, classes son, Miss Helen Antonopoules, will go on single sessions. High! Mrs.

Francine Harris, Mrs. Ruth school youngsters go to South Miss Catherine Butzko and er, Sayreville and Matawan Louis Borbely. schools. Washington Miss Constance SOUTH BRUNSWICK Farrcll, Miss Joan Calvin. Mrs.

South Brunswick, with a 20 perj.Marcia Pavloff, Mrs. C. Jean Gash cent rise in enrollments and a new and Walter Lindquist. name certificate for another were filed Bellafronte surrendered himself ffice of County ust. You shall file your answer ana ney Schwartz, Miss Blanche Smer- Take Notice that the undersigned will apply to the Middlesex County Court on the 11th day of October.

19..7 nvinr-ir In the forenoon at the proof of service in duplicate with the Clerk of the Superior Court. State House Annex. Trenton, New Jersey, in Court House In the City of New Bruns accordance with the rules of civil practice and procedure. wick, County or a iuHcment authorizing the un- Tho airl nhiort nf said aetion is tn to assume the name of iglio, Miss Dolores Mrs. to New Brunswick police yester-Elcn Donahay, Miss Joyce Ken- day on a warrant issued by Magis-neally.

David Hall and Miss Anne i irate Ab L. Motolinsky on com-Orso. plaint of Arthur L. Kempf of the Elementary specialists include Beacon Finance Co. Miss Carol Langan, physical edu-j Sept.

9 has been set as the date and Donald Robinson, fine' for a preliminary hearing on the nl.tain a iiiilffinpnt nf Hivnrre hplwppn I Ull 1 dust-pit JUI.JI. Integrated Business Forms. of 24 Sine Edison, is authorized to issue 2.500 shares of stock for its business forms organization. Edward Zapp is agent. Holder of one share of stock each are Sandford Silverman of Newark.

Anna Adams of Livingston, and Mary Bierman of East Orange John J. and Helen I. Brown will distribute newspapers at 45 Elliott Edison, under the name of. Edison Newspaper Delivery Servica, school in Kendall Park opened, Edison High School grades seven this morning. Schools here re- and eight Leonard Carter, Mrs.

mained on single sessions, but Rhody Jones, Stephen Achaves, the said plaintiff and you DAVID C. HARPFR. Esquire Mennies Building Bridgeton. N. J.

George Fritz. Dated: August 24, 1957. V' WOJCIECH FRITZ ADAM B. CHASE, 220 South Main Street, Manville, New Jersey. ome extended bus routes were, Miss Barbara Olmo, Philip Zassler Phone KI.

S-110C IS EASTON AVcNUi 'charge. Dated: August 26, 1957, 4-11-16-25 $24 .57 1 needed to spread pupils Miss Diane DeVoe, Ernest Hor-arts..