1954-08-26 - Sadie Pope Dowdell Public Library

, AUGUST *, 1*4
IN SERVICE
to Daps May ait skted to be In
uss Dy the end of 8ep«en*sr.
Outy one roadway of the
Parkway will 1M available over
the New
River strip at the openlaz tornan-©*.
However, the one roadway
will carry both directions of
traffic. Within a fsw weeks, both
the northbound and southbound
roadways over the four-mile
strip will be put in full bperatton.
School
Seniors Conduct
Long Watch
Spend Long Period OB
Duty To Give Oihar
Spotters Raat
TRIMTON—Two high school
Two large bridges—each measuring
approxlmatsly 1,000 feet
seniors began a marathon airplans
spotting tour" at midnight
In length—will carry traffic for Saturday/ August 21, at * the
OAMP KHMER, N. J.—The the first time when the new
Park Ridge around Observer
,25th. Army Band of Camp Kilmer,
under the direction of row. The bridges take Parkway •tely U volunteer observers to
four-mile section opens tomor-
Corp* Post to permit ai)proxlm-
CWO Robert C. Lewi*, will present
the fourth in It* series of Bass Rivers in Burlington Coun-
The youths, William Mosak,
traffic over the MuUica and take a vacation.
Kilmer Bowl concerto tonight at ty. They are among the largest 16, of Emerson, N. J., • senior
7:30 P. M.
of some 380 bridges needed to at Westwod High School, and
Private Phillip Mtl&mud. cany the Parkway over and under
crossroads, tracks and bodies N. J., who enters the senior class
Roofed Newman, 17, of Hillside,
pianist, will be featured, in Clio*
rge Gershwin'* "Rhapsody In of water,
at Puddle this fall, manned the
post fw twenty-four hours dally
Blue." ,
The Parkway is a divided
for the entire week unt" they
Otnei selections to be played hlgoway, separate roadway*
were lelleved at midnight Saturday,
August aath.
include "In an Eighteenth Century
Drawing Room" by Bcott, fic. A center island measuring
carrying each direction of traf-
"Invitation a k Valse" by Weber,
election* from iBhowboet" ates the northbound and south-
up to 400 feet In width separ-
Mm. Rosalie M. Bade. Post
Supervisor, who I* also Park
toy Kern, "Deep Purple" by De bound roadways along the Parkway
course. The wldenaas of the and Disaster Control, pointed
Ridge Director of Civic Defente
Roso, "in A Monastery Garden"
by Keteltoy, and selections from center island—one of the engineering
features of the Parkately
00 volunteer* but requires
out that the post ha* approxim-
"La Boheme" by Puoelnl.
The conceit 1* free, and the way—it akned at protecting opposing
traffic against headlight eaoh fay with observer* spotting
168 to operate around-the-clock
public is Invited. Parking space
U available adjacent to the Kilmer
BowL
glare.
two hours each week. 81* commenacd
the two boys highly for
ttielr splendid vesture ana informed
Btate Director of Civil
TWJ more concert* are sched.
uled. one for September 9, and
Detaue and Disaster Control,
then September 33 to complete
the summer band
1964.
concert* for
Another Section
Of Parkway To
Be Opened Saturday
New Portion Will Give
111 Mile Unbroken
Stretch
TRUNTTON— The Garden
State Parkway will become an
unbroken 113-mll* stretch ' of
tnoderj, soenie highway Saturday
with the opening of a fourmile
(.trip over the MuMJoa and
Bass Rivers In southern New
Jersey.
j
The New Jersey plghway Authority
today announced that
the four mile mUting link between
previously opened sections 1*
to put into use Saturday unless
a heavy rainstorm Interferes.
Openmg of the link will make
the Parkway available for
northbound and southbound
traffic 4 all the way from Irvington,
Bt*ex County, to Bomen
Point, Atlantic County.
Tio four-mile strip Is located
'between New Orewa and the
soutnein bank of the Mullica
River in the AUanUe-Burllntfon
countv ana. The Parkway has
been open since early this month
for a 91-mUe stretoh north
from New Oretna to Irvington,
and ilnce August U in Atlantic
County below the Mullioa River.
With the opening today of an
additional *lx miles south from
Ttlton Road, Pleasantville, to
€kwaers Point in Atlantlo County,
the Parkway now extends
soufn aknoet to the AUantic-
Cape May county llns at Oreat
Bag Harbor Bay. Atlantic City,
New Jersey's famous resort oity,
has been mads easily aooosilbl*
from ths Parkway,
When completed, the Parkway
is to extend 100 mile* along the
eastern half of New Jersey tram
ttanunus, Bergen Cbunty, In ths
to the bottom of mi State
a* Cspa
most
May. Ths southsrnl
mUas from Inrlngtonj
With tomorrow's opening, the
Parkway will be ready to cfcrry
traffic between Newark and Atlantio
City and similarly distant
point* in a minimum of travel
time. There are no Intersection*
or traffic ttght* to obstruct the
orderly awmattnt of tnJIks
along the Parkway. The speed
limit 1* 60 miles per (hour except
where otherwise posted. No
truck* are allowed on the Park-
. M. Joseph Duffy, Middle***
CounLy Chairman for the Na-
Uonal Foundation for Infantile
ParV.y*!*, announced today that
the rt«pon*e to the Iknergenc:/
way north of
County.
lAkewood
In
Setter Ortvtag Test*
Visual rtquirttntou lot auto*
mobilt drivers are slowly becoming
more strict, ityi tbt Better
Vision Instttut*. T« lUtti now
test UCM»* applicants for depth
•srcspUoD—an toereaM of thrte
States ev«r 1*41. In 17 states, at
against a previous », applicant*
must pSM test* (or color blindaass.
MAKE
aaismbiy work
eant, easy
gooa pay.
dustrles,
a-19 K.
HELP WANTED
ETXBA MONEY
Mothers: Need school funds?
part time sales work Avon.
Write Mrs. O. Miller District
Manager, RedfleU Village
D. apt. 3 Metuchen, N.
1-19 It
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by try
ing our Hal's Beer, whfT Fins
quality beer at lowest prices. Mo
deimit. No fuss, Why not bt
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Beer? staokislvs at Red's Uquor
Store, 101 South Bmsawav, next
to Fw.OIHea, TelTftJL>-10«3.
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Top soil bwnui toft soil,
Us, shrubs, blue stone,
travel, landscaping and service.
Michael Artelll. Tel. Keyport 1-
s-w
MOUSTHAN1M
ABfcA BS8IDENTB TO BE
AH8EMBLY DELEGATES
' More ttwn l«o residents of
this area wlU be delegates to the
forthcoming Circuit Assembly of
Janovth's Witnesses to be held
at the ifiorrlstown, N. J.. Armory
from August 37-30. Sponsored
by N. J. Circuit No, 3 ot Jehovah';
Wltneises, the assembly
will feature BJblc instntetlon
and concentrated gospel-preaching
m that «rea, with an expected
attendance of 3000 per.
sons, a spokesman for the group
today.
announcftd
Lentil R. Beda, presiding minister
Perth Amboy congregation
stated, "This Assembly
will not be a so-called 'revival
meeting', but an earnest gathering
of Christian men ar.d women
who teach the Bible* and
endeavor to meet Its standards.
The program offered jrillj'deal
with the various aspeoti of
Christian service and daily living,
with the accent on increased
diligence
now."
in
doing Ood's will
GOOD RESPONSE FOR
PAKALYSIS DRIVE
REPORTED BY DUFFY
Qaim 12 lives
Saved In State
During Past Week
Report Ten Traffic
FaiaUiiea During Period
TRBNTON—Reporting 10 traffic
totalities in New Jersey during
the week ending Sunday
night. Director Arnold H. Vey
of tho Bureau of Traffic Safety
said today that this represented
a {ratifying saving of 13 lives
over the corresponding week of
last year. With four death-free
days and no pedestrian fatalities
last week was the second best
week of 1964 as far as lile-savtng
vat concerned. The" 10 victims
— seven drivers and'three
passengers — brought the 1964
total to date to 461 as again*;
491 ^ the 1953 period.
"Prom Monday to Thursday
the totality slate was kept clean.
What caused the let-down in
precaution! over the week-end
and the failure of some driven
to keep in mind the ordinary
safe and courteous rules of the
road when 10 person* gave their
lives?" the Director asked.
^Think. too, of the reasons behind
the marked contrast of last
week'i 10 death* with the 33
killed the week before.
Tile Director warned that
March of Dimes was beyond expectation.
Mr. Dufly said. "Peo-
needed to prevent a repttttVou
Leonard Dreyfus*, of their unselfish
tervice and consideration ple v*m to realise what the Ma-
last August when 91 Uvea
everyone'* cooperation will be
far other post members. tleoal Foundation is trying to do lost in txaflte, the won* tact
any August shoo* 1*41,
Mo*, u while, Ur*. Sarle annoutttai
abs snada «hsir ooUar* but
•Dudat the &*
and are not only eont*lbufttnc
to serve breakfast to Moatk well."
of Autwt. laaa.
Newman for the entire week
Volunteer* have arranged 8o*p' deat::a. So far thl* month M
while several, Park Ridge
Box derby*, «oftbaU game*, ftttalitle* have been recorded, a
rant proprleior* have agreed to
carnival*, awlmming meet* and very *Uu maivln of life-saving/'
provide lunches and dinners
numnrou* other money raising Director Vey added. "What ha*
during the marathon tou» off
function*. With the help of happened this month 1* largely
duty. Dr. Harold Vtaukmslius.1
Parmt Teacher Associations,' a repetition of past month.* on
also of Park Ridge, will keep a
and many women's groups plus the road: speed too fa*t for
convtant check of their odiyaical
such men's dubs as the Or»tim-! *»41Uani pJu* other all-toocondition,
making periodic vttlU
common Improper Atving practices.
Vacation day* are drawing
to the post during this week. A
cot wa& placed at the Post
to » c,ktse and many lives will
Headiuarters atop the Mtttagalso
draw to a dose unlow thl*
Volger Building so the young
men may take turns at resting
while the other maintained his
vigil, in addition to the Park
Ridge Post, Mrs. Sarle serves a*
Bergen County Coordinator* for
the around Observer Corps and
Iwork* closely with OCX posts in
CSoater and Ramsey. She was
named to the County post by
George H. Rateau. County Coordinator
for Crril Defense
Disaster Control. Recently
Earle began an Intensive
palgn among Bergen County resklents
urging those who could
to enroll as volunteers so the
posts may operate on an
around-the-clook vigil needed to
provide the air surveillance the
Air Force reojulree
fense.
for air de-
His tuberose ittmsi li talks'
ths "IndiAB aysslnth" bMsos* it
grawi wild in the last Indies, sad
tti trsgranc* rtMtuslct that of tb«
CRUSH
YOUR
SMOKES
PREVENT
FOREST FIRES!
1st*. L:on* and the Junior Chamber
of Commerce, enough men
and women have volunteered to
work to make a two day oountywide
tag day possible.
*
N«. 1
list at tbi
UUsr, with bom* acetdsnts mond
WE APPRECIATE
Your Cooperation
needless haste is eliminated. If
more driven will only 'THHflC
and 'Slow Down and Liver,
they may add year* to ttutr
with our summer program during
which out atort waa closad on Wednesday,
during July and August. It has made it
possible for •• to have a more enjoymble
ranmar f and to secure real and relaxation.
We hare BOW resumed our regular
program, and wa wil be open for buaineai.
every day fro* 8:30 A. M. to 6 P. M. exeept
on Fridays when we will remain open
nntU 9 P. M.
SEMERSINC
101 SO. BROADWAY TEL. 3. A. 1-022S
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