Woodbridge 1983 Budget Adopted. Beer Permits Sought
Woodbridge Township approves 1983 budget at $696,446.61 with $424,900.84 from taxes and discusses grade crossing safety. Five residents apply for beer and light wine permits ahead of anticipated legal sales. A report on township finances by bankers is promised. building and lighting projects debated. Baldwin Flower Shop offered to plant flowers at facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Sattler
William A. Ryan
Officiala
Pennsylvvania Railroad
tYreeman Street
Sattler
Harry Gerngs
Freeman Street
Joseph Gu
Gerns
Police Committee
George Applegate
H. Braverman and Co
Newark
Woidstorsthr
State Commissioner of Accounts
Gers
Henry St. C. Lavin
C. Albert Larson
William H. Gardner
Wiliam P. Campell
Baldwin
Woodbridge
Quinn May Be Named to Port of New York Post
State Senator Arthur A. Quinn of Senaren and president of the State Federation of Labor is among those mentioned as a possible next comptroller of the Port of New York to succeed Col. Arthur Foran. John J. Toolan is named as the likely Senate candidate should Quinn be offered the post. Mayor Hague distances Hudson County from the appointment and hints at alternatives. If Quinn does not receive the comptroller role he is expected to seek re-election or gubernatorial consideration given his labor ties.
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Arthur A. Quinn
Senaren
State Federation of Labor
Port of New York
Col
Arthur Foran
Quinn
Paaldon
John J. Toolan
Middlesex County
Senate
Toolan
Col. Foran
Lie
Moore
Hague
Hudson County
Redern Poss
Bank
Arthur
Sewaren
Quinn Hig
Under New Management at Woodbridge Delicatessen
The Woodbridge Delicatessen at 102 Main Street is now under Charles A. Bernam. He invites townsfolk to meet him and promises cooperation. Visit to sample offerings of clean wholesome quality foods with courteous service for all occasions.
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Woodbridge Delicatessen
Main Street
Charles A. Bernam
Bernamagatera
Large Committee Named for Huge April Card Party
A massive committee plans a monster card party for Easter Monday April 17 in the St James church auditorium. Mrs Frederick Witheridge chairs the event with many volunteers handling games prizes and tickets. The page lists numerous members from Mrs Nathan Atten to Mrs James Somers plus Holy Name Society refreshment organizers and Sodality subscription group. Arthur Klein son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Klein is home from Amherst College for spring vacation.
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United Societies
St. James’ Chureh
St. James' School
Frederick Witheridge
Nathan Atten
James Maher
John Powers
John Concannon
Andrew Ruska
J. Barron Levi
Mila Jardon
Edward Falconer
Adam Snyder
Thomas Major
John Coyne
Leon KE. Melslroy
Charles Farr
Frederick Besler
Charles Arsenault
John Walsh
Charles Donegan
John Einhorn
Alfred Coley
Harry Callagher
George Finn
Dennis Ryan
Hayer Larson
John Nash
Lawrence Campion
Bernard Sullivan
William Boylan
Vincent Weaver
George Keating
Edward A. Kinn
George Kolsarak
Arthur Johnson
George Krock
Patrick Cassidy
William Joel
Andrew Gadek
Owen O'Neil
George O’brien
Peter McCann
Ann [. Langan
Edward Casey
Henry Neder
Maurice P. Dunigan
Edwin Casey
Frederick Zehrer
Albert Simonsen
Mary Nrazzel
Thomas Larkin
Bernard A. Dunigan
Watter Kelly
Tagulas Derlies
Owen Dunigan
Julius Rhode
Henry Oberlies
Joseph Grady
Janes Somers
Edward L. Hard
Mikeanna Bergen
Kathleen Goserdve
Eleanor Desmond
Florence Sullivan
Athel Sullivan
May Thompson
Rose Mary Sullivan
Minnie
Arthur Klien
Joseph Klien
Barrow Avenue
Ambergt College
Amherst
Mass
Merchants Group Plans Dinner Meeting Wednesday Night
The Woodbridge Merchants Association schedules a dinner at 8 o clock Wednesday at Middlesex Hotel with Charles A. Bernam of Woodbridge Delicatessen as chairman and Mrs. Cohen Mrs. Choper and Maxwell Logan assisting. Mayor Ryan expected as speaker and an entertainment program planned. Andrew J. Titon Jr. of the Journal also joins as new member.
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Woodbridge Merchants’ Association
Middlesex Hotel
Pins
Asquelation
Alemorial Municipal
Charles A. Bernam
Woodbridge Delicatessen
Organizion
Saran Cohen
Service Hardware Co
Morris Choper
Andrew J. Titon, Jr
The
Journal
New York Driver Admits Hitting Two Woodbridge Men
John Ikas aged 20 of New York confessed to striking two Woodbridge men, Peter Nemetz and George Bicezzo, on Amboy Avenue near Strawberry Hill in a hit-and-run incident. Nemetz was treated for a possible skull fracture and was in serious condition. Bicezzo sustained injuries as well. Ikas was held for the Grand Jury on atrocious assault and battery, with his license revoked and bail set by Perth Amboy and Woodbridge authorities.
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Woodbridge
Perth
Mulroy
John Ikas
Sogbh
T9th Street
New York City
Voxel
Tkus
Lkas
Perth Amboy
Harold BE
Pickersgill
Ikas
Amboy Avenue
Strawberry 'Hill
Peter Nemetz
Caroline Avenue
Nemetz
Perth Amboy General Hospital
Paul Nurmberger
Hampton Avenue
Biecezzo
Perth Auboy
Sheriff Ely Addresses Woodbridge Rotary on Sheriff Office Actions
Sheriff Alan H. Ely spoke before Woodbridge Rotary Club at the Middlesex Hotel noon meeting. He cited over 5 000 properties sold during Under-Sheriff Gannon’s term, 500 properties sold in 19d0, and 300 more dwellings to dispose of. He warned against changing the jury system and noted jurors are drawn from county lists with pay of three dollars daily. he described foreclosure challenges and pending statute impacts on mortgage holders.
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Sheriff's Office
Alan H. Ty
Woodbridge Rotiry Club
Middlesex Hotel
Sherif Ely
B. W. Gannon
Ely
Spaker
Sheritf
Hearing on Middlesex Water Company refunds fills hall
About 500 residents attended a Monday hearing in Memorial Municipal auditorium over the Middlesex Water Company offer to pay 125000 for township water lines except Keasbey. Mayor Ryan pledged to press for better terms and to continue negotiations for refunds of earlier assessments.
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Memorial Municipal
Middlesex Water Company
Keasbey
William A. Ryan
Louia Neuberg
Andrew Keyes
H W. J. Dunigan
Pa Tong
Hopelawn
Perth Amboy
J. B. Labat
Avenel Age Ton
Ambrose Mundy
Avenel
Woodbridge Township
Hoy
William D. Hoy
Clum Re-Elected Board President At District Meeting
Melvin Clum was re elected president of the Board of Education at a district office meeting held at the high school. Maurice Dunigan was re elected as vice president. G. C. Ensign James Filer and Mark Z. McClain were sworn in for new terms. Ensign sworn in by Prof. John H. Love, then Love administered the oath to McClain and Filer.
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Melvin Clum
Board of Education
Phil
Maurice Dunigan
Vicw
Nambers
G. C. Ensign
James Filer
Mark Z. McClain
Ensign
John H. Love
Emsten
McClain
Filer
Tax Collector Advocates Bond Use in Delinquency Plan
C Albert Larson tax collector announces plan to report tax delinquencies to the Township Committee. He notes landlords reject baby bonds issued to teachers and employees or offer less than par. He aims to publish a list of foreclosed building and loan associations and urges taxpayers to buy bonds at par to settle taxes and obligations.
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Woodbridge
C. Albert Larson
Local man held for grand jury in Woodbridge
A Woodbridge man was held on $500 bail for the grand jury by Judge I W Vogel in police court on Tuesday night. The charge of malicious mischief stems from three tires cut on a car owned by Hupene Dunn of Rahway at 73 Maurice avenue Rahway. The defendant Gray Malliotksky denied the charges.
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Valentine Place
Woodbridge
I. W. Vogel
Hupene Dunn
Maurice Avenue
Rah
Dunn
Gray Malliotsky
Gray
Lions to Present Better Times at Woodbridge High
Lions report at Gray Log Cabin that Woodbridge Icons Club will stage the musical Better Times at Woodbridge High School auditorium May 4 and 5 with strong support from the Woodbridge Woman's Club. Anthony A Aquila, play committee chairman, announced the plan and noted community help and guest attendees.
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Woodbridge
Woodbridge High School
Th Lions’ Club
Anthony A. Aquila
Gray Log Cabin
James J. Dauane
Woodbridge Woman's Club
Glena
John J. Keating
Henry Jtanson
Memorial Day planning for Woodbridge township event
Plans advance for the annual Memorial Day in Woodbridge township with representatives from five counties in Avenel Iselin and Woodbridge. A committee was appointed to secure a speaker and the next meeting is set for Monday night April 10 at 8 o clock at the Woodbridge firehouse.
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Woodbridge
Mirenen
Conitainies
Avenel
Iselin
Fords
Keusbey
Hopelawn
Port
coMlitee
BE. M. Sattler
James Catano
William T. Smith
Charles Acker
Occas
Woodbridge S
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Sen. Quinn
PortPost
Crow’s
Nest
Chubby
Sharlie
Stete
St. James’ Auditorium
New York
Sherife
Alan Bly
Alan Ely
Middlesex Water CO
Ryan
Home Garden
Clum
Esremen
Hardiman
Ed L. Hardiman
Beaman
Rahway Avenue
Green Street
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