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PAGE 6 SOUTH SOMERSET NEWS Nativity Pageant Gives Local Children Chance To Experience Polish Culture THE FRANKLIN NEWtS-RECORD THE MANVILLE NEWS THURSDAY~ JAN. 4, 1968 by Susan Miller Portraying Joseph is John Pron- ski, whom the Paderewski Arts COMMUNITY BAPTIST SOMERSET PRESBYTERIAN ko. Shepherds include Mark OleJ- and Cultural Society hires as its FRANKLIN niczak, Michael Nastarowtcz, dancing teacher. A native of Po- The Rev. Jarvis Morris, 9:45 Richard Macur, Robert Polomskl, land, he instructs a group of about The Rev. Stephen Fletcher, l l and 11 a.m. worship services. In Poland, Christmas lasts from and Margaret Kulak. Edward Jan- ’50 girls and boys every other a,m. worship service. the Christmas Eve "wigllia" kowski, George Lewandowski and Sunday at the Polish Home. EAST MILLSTONE REFORMED supper through 12 days ofritaland EMMANUEL BAPTIST renewal, to "Three Kings Day" Andrew Byra are the kings. Others Mrs. Mills notes that the cul- in the nativity pageant are Anna tural society also sponsors les- MANVILLE The Roy. M. J. Hoffman, II a.m. Jan. 6, Kulak, Adela Polomska, Lily Le= sons in Polish grammar, history worship service. To keep alive these traditlons wandowska, and Maria Byra. and customs every Saturday from The Rev. Alex Leonovich: "How and teach them to their children, To Attain A Blessed New Year," the Paderewski Arts and Cultural Miss Mary Pinarczyk will di- 10 a.m. - 12 noon at the Sacred MANVILLE REFORMED Society of Manville has arrangedrect the choir and Nick NovickyHeart School. Mrs. Joseph De II a.m. communion service. Sun- its first Polish children’s Christwill provide music, Francois teaches a group of about day school at 9:45 a. m, Rev. Laon- The Rev. ZoRan Kiraly, 9 a.m. erich: "The Indifference OfA Peomas pageant. Others performlng the tradition35 Engllsh-speaklng children, aRd Hungarian and II a.m. English ! ple/’ 7 p.m. fa rally gospel service. To be staged Jan. 7 at 5 p.m. at al dances will be Anna Faist, Pa- Mrs. Michaline Larwa instructs worship services. the Polish American Home in Mantricia Flerst, Kathleen and Elaine, 12 native Polish children who are FIRST BAPTIST ville, the pageant will feature ten Kozlowlcz, Noreen Mills, Janice learning English. NORTH BRANCH REFORMED, FRANKLIN national dances and a Polish ver- Novicky, Michelle Pichnarczyk, ] Established last summer as a sion of the Nativity scene. Danu(m Polomski, Adrienne Pol- non-profit group, the society is The Rev. RobertHenninges, 9:30 The Rev. C. H. Brown, 10:45 Mrs. Joseph Mills, president of tarek, Thomas Ward, Julia Ur- supported entirely by south coun- and 1I a.m. worship services. a.m. communion service. Joint the arts group, explains that the baniak, Gerard Wilczek, Margaret ty residents. Anyone of Polish Iservice 3:30 p.m. at St. Paul’s nativity scene will be set in Po- Visowati, Mark WoJciechowskiand ar, cestry is invited to take part NESHANIC REFORMED Baptist Church, Somerville. Jefland. "R’s the revival of an old Mary Ellen Wroblewski. in its tours and instruction. Famfrey Hooper, 16, First Baptist ’Christ in Poland’ theme to give Mrs. Mills proudly says that ily memberships are encouraged. The Rev. Raymond Ortman, II Junior Church: trial sermon, 7 us a chance to put Polish culturethe entire program consists of Noting that the group operates a.m. worship service. p.m, baptism and communionserv- on display. She notes that threeentertainment provided by the chil- on a shoe-string budget, she credice with Zion Hill Baptist Church, STS. PETER & PAUL dances -- the shepherds, thethreedren. The only exception is Mrs. its the Polish Citizens group, the Piscataway. RUSSIAN OR’I~HODOX kings and a "kujawlak" will be Inn Kulak, who portrays the Pulaski Club, and interested per- included in the pageant itself. After Blessed Mother. sons llke former Manville chief ¢: MANVILLE NEW BRUNSWICK BIBLE CHURCH intermission, the other dances will Practice began last fall under of police John Jaslnski, with help- FRANKLIN The Rev. Theodore Labowsky, 8 go on. the tutorship of Augustyn Budzyn-ing to finance the club. Youngsters rehearse Polish dances for Nativity pageant Sunday, Jan. 7 and I0 a.m, worship services. i Mr. Jasinski has also helped The Roy. Roland Miller, lla.m. Church instruction at 9 a.m, Ves- in another club function -- the died last week at Somerset Hos- worship service. Church school at pers 7 p.m. Saturday. collection of Polish memorabilia. pital. 9:45 a.m. His donation of sheet music of OBITUdtI IES The funeral at Fucillo and War- pianist Paderewski’s co,nposiren was followed by requiem mass CHRIST THE KING CATHOLIC TEMPLE BETH EL RUNYON’$ tlons started a melange which includes school books imported from ANTHONY CANTALUPO Rose Molinaro of Hollywood, Fla. at Christ the King Church. Inter- MANVILLE FRANKLIN Mrs. Palmina Baumstark of Manment was in Sacred Heart Poland and family mementos. The Rev. James Coley, masses The Rabbi Herman Cohen, Oneg The cultural group recently MANVILLE -- Services were ville; 14 grandchildren, two great- Cemetery, Hillsborough. every hour from 6 a.m. - 12 p.m. Shabbat, Friday, 8:30 a.m. Satur- sponsored a trip for the children held Saturday from Fucillo and grandchildren, and a brother, An- Born in Raritan, he had lived day service at 9 a,m. SUPER MARKET to "Our Lady of Czestochowa," a Warren funeral home for Anthonythony Colant,mno. here 35 years. Mr. Passerello monastery near Doyleston, Pa. Cantalupo, 69, of 729 Huff Ave., Interment was in Holy Cross was an employe of Johns-Manville SACRED HEART CATHOLIC UNITARIAN- UNIVERSALIST and will stage a Second children’s who died last week in SomersetCemetery, Basking Ridge. He is survived by his widow, MANVILLE BRIDGEWATER pageant around May 3, the Polish Hospital after a short illness, Mrs. Lottle Wisnlewski Pas- -0- HAMILTON ST. .~0~ constitution day. The servlces was followed by serellot two sons, John C. of. The Rev. Martin Madura, 6, John Kunze: "The Right To Bear Polish language courses for requiem mass at Christ the King MRS. MADELEINE KELTY Anaheim, Calif., and Robert J. 7:30, 8:45, 10 and 11:15 a.m. Arms," wffh Dr. John Innes of adults are also being planned Church. Interment was in Sacred of Fullerton, Callf.; two daugh- masses. the National Rifle Association as She expl.’ins plans for the localHeart Cemetery in Hillsborough. FRANKLIN -- Services were ters, Mrs. Joan Clark of Wood- commentator, 10:30 a.m. worship ST. JOSEPH’S CATHOLIC group really began last spring. A retired machinist, Mr. Canta- held yesterday at Quackenboss Fulake, Calif., and Mrs. Loretta service. EAST MILLSTONE SPECIALS Parents of Polish ancestry, many lupo had resided in Newark mostneral Home for Mrs. MadeleineJ Wichowski of MoJave, Calif.; eight -0- McDonald Kelty, 82, of 28 Fultongrandchildren; four brothers, of whom had grown up in bi- of his Ilia. He moved here two Sunday masses 7:45, 9, I0, 11:15 lingual homes, were afraid their years ago with his wife, Lena, to Road, who died last week at theThomas and America of White- a. m, Poster Series i children would never be exposed make their home with their daugh- Edison Lodge Nursing Home in house Station, Nunzio of Cherry- Meaty Young to the culture of their Polish ter, Mrs. Samuel Franzoso. Edison. villa, and Bert of Long Beach, ~eritage./Similar Polish societies Also surviving are a brother, The funeral was followed by re- Calif., and a sister, Mrs. Mary ST. MARY’S CATHOLIC Will Publicize Kegs or trove been formed in other areas, John of Belleville, and four sisquiem mass at St. Matthias Church. Tlmmerman of West New York. /vIANVILLE but most have commercial spontars, Mrs. Rose Lombardi, Mrs. Interment was in Resurrection Ce- Respiratory Ills -U- The Rev. John C, aspar, 8 a.m, Chicken !breasts Pads Ib.48¢ sorship. Connie Santos, Mrs. Mildred Lametery, Piscataway, "Of course families belinglng to Belle and Mrs. Angelina Pagano, Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., Mrs. SAM LIZINIZ Hungarian, 10:30 a.m. Old Sla-i A series of monthly health pos- conic, 9 a.m. and 12 p.m. English ters and leaflets concernlngpre- Sacred Heart parish were already all of Newark. Kelty had been a Franklin Town- MANVILLE -- Services were masses. ventive aspects of tuberculosis ship resident for about 13 years. continuing certain customs," says -0- held last weekend in Fucillo and and other respiratory diseases She was a retired principal of Warren Funeral Home for Sam Fresh Made Mrs. Mills. She notes it is tradi- ST. MATTHIAS CATHOLIC is being offered by the Somerset MRS. AGNES PERNA the New York City School system, Liziniz, 80, who died recently tional in Polish homes to have a FRANKLIN County Tuberculosis and Health a post she held for 35 years untilin Grays,one Park Hospital, Mor- stable with real hay on the table MAI’WILLE -- A Rcqutcm Mass Association. retiring in 1954. Dec. 24 for the "wigilia supper," was celebrated in St. Brigid’s ris Plains, after a long illness. She was a communicant of St. The Rev. William McKenna, , The 1968 series includes topics The funeral was followed by re- Italian Sausaoe 1b59¢ as the family break "oplatek’ wa- Church, Peapack, Thursday, Dec. 7:30, 8:45, I0 and ll:15a.m, and on smoking and health, chest x- Mathias Church and a member quiem mass at St. Michael’s fers and wish each other well. Wine 28, for Mrs. Agnes Perna, 69, 12:30 p.m. masses. rays, emphysema, respiratory al- of the National Retired Teachers New - Taylor’s 40Z, 25(: Ukranian Catholic Church in Man- is a part of the festivities on lergies, and air pollution. Posters of 101 Fuclllo Ave., who died of an .Association. St. John’s Day Dec. 27. apparent heart attack at the J. F. villa. Interment was in Sacred EAST MILLSTONE METHODIST are 8 I/2 x 11 inches to fill small She is survived by a daughter, Heart Cemetery, Hillsborough. And on Three Kings Day, Jan. 6, Kennedy Hospital, Edison on bulletin boards, and leaflets are Mrs. Emma Kamps of the Fulton He was the husband of the late the parish priest visits each home Christmas day. The Rev. Norman Hansen, 11 3 x 5 inches to fit pamphlet racks Road address; three grandchildren Mrs. Anna Liziniz. Before his Pork Roll Steaks pkg. to bless every room for the new Born in Italy, she was for many a.m. worship service. Sunday or pay envelopes. The posters and and three great-grandchildren. ¯ illness he was a dairy farmer school at 9:45 a.m. leaflets appears every four months _ year. years a resident of/~eap~ck; be- i .... , .......0, . in South Somerville, and also re- . ¯ ~ , ,8~ ......... ’!Our children already.knew .and fore moving to,:M,anville 13 years IIILLSBOROUGH PRESBYTERIAN in sets of four’, with a different Harm el [b [:aA loved these customs," says Mrs. ago following heth~sband’s death CAESAR PASSERELLb sided in Manville.. s v’ t’ ~Onn~Pch~WSo~ toplCsamplefOr every month in the year.coples have been mailed ¯ Mills, "and we hope that the in- Mrs. Perna is survived by four jos~:loh by ::ff ~oe:r The Rev, Edward Peele: "Words m . -|~|" struction they get at Saturday sons, Rocco of Yeapack, Anthony (M.A_NVILLE --fierwce.s were ~,o,~Uo ~,,~ o ,~o r,,i~ Me-- Of Gallantry," 11 a.m, worship to schools and some agencies. 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THURSDAY r JAN. 4t 1968 Presbyterians To Dedicate Christian Education Buildin SOUTH SOMERSET NEWS Russian Church To Mark Nativity By Julian Calendar THE FRANKLIN NEWS-RECORD Greek Orthodox Ch!dren Stage Christmas Play A dedication service for the new A special schedule of nativity ~ at 8 p.m. with the Reading of the The Sunday school children of Christian Education Building of festival services has been an- Royal Hours. Hillsborough Presbyterian Church nounced by SS. Peter and Paul Saturday, Jan, 6 is designatedas Holy Ghost Orthodox Greek Cath- will be held this Sunday, Jan. 7 at Russian Orthodox Church in Man- a day of strict fasting. A divineolic Church in Bound Brook re- 3 p.m. in the chapel. ville, which marks its churchyear liturgy service will be at i0 a.m. cently presented "Th(t First according to the Julian calendar. and grand compline :,nd matins at Christmas" in preparation for the Delivering the address will be According to the Very Roy. 12 midnight. church’s Christmas season, which the Rev. Dr. Wendell .Tung, field Theodore Labowsky, pacto~, the l On Sunday, Jan. 7, the church begins Jan. 7. director of Church Education for holy season begins tomorro’h, Jan. i celebrates the Nativity. Divine li- The role of "Mary" was played the Synod of New Jersey. Other turgy is at 10 a.m. and great by Vinky Chupko. The role of participants include the Rev. Allan vespers at 7 p.m. "Joseph" was played by Michael Winn, pastor of the Covenant Pres- I -cec Commission Monday, Jan. 8 is the CouncilOndreytk. Other children it, the byterian Church in Trenton and of the Theotokos, with 10 a.m. play include Terry Koflle, Linda representing the Presbytery of Will Sponsor divine liturgy. St. Stephen’s Day Koromi, Doroen Stanislau, Linda New Brunswick, and the Roy. Rob- is Jan. 9, with a divine liturgy Buchnmn, Christine Koflle, garen ert Loucks, pastor of Faith Luth- Dancing Lessons service at 10 a.m. Koch, Anne Maso, Nelson Koromi, eran Church, representing the Responses will be sung by the Mary HohoUck, Terry Ondreyik., Rillsborough Minister]urn Asso- The Montgomery Township Rec- church choir under the direction of Donna Stanislau, Allan Korea], Ann ciation.reation Commission has announced Vladimir Marshuck. Hoholich, John HolodynSkT, Nicho- Representing the general build- plans to sponsor a series of be- -0- las Chupko, William Ondreyik, ing committee will be Charles ginners and intermediate dancing Linda Stanislau and Ann Hazuda. ’ Haug, Raymond Eberhardt and classes taught by Virgil Wldmer Music accompanyment was given Methodist Church Hartley Owen. Thechilclrens choir of Watchung. by Thomas Collins. will perform. The intermediate classes arei Will Observe The play was directed by the A fellowship hour and openhouse open to those who can fox trot, Rev. Peter Rusyn, assisted by following the service will be hos- waltz and cha-cha and to those Sunday School teachers, Mrs. ted by the United Presbyterian who attended the beginners seriesCovenant Sunday Carole Chupko, Mrs. Catherine Women. held last fall. Maso, Mrs. Irene Koromi, and "0" Each series includes eight les- This Sunday will be celebratedMrs, Catherine BarreL. throughout the Methodist Church -0sons to be held the first and third Troop 87 To Fridays of February, April and as Covenant Sunday, Jan. 7. May and the first and fourth Fri- The Montgomery Methodist day in March. Classes will be from Church will use a special service Host Burning Of 7:30 - 8:30 p.m. and from 8:45written by John Wesley entitled 9:45 p.m. in Orchard Road School. "For those who would enter ]niGer Christmas Trees Those interested must register renew their Covenant with God." by Jam 25. There is a nominal The service will be concluded In ,~omerset Hospital This Saturday, Jan. 6, Montgom- charge for the lessons. Further by holy communion. ery Boy Scout Troop 87 will spon- The I 1 a.m. worship servl co will information is availablefrom Mrs. LINICO -- A son to Mr. and Mrs, sor a Christmas tree burning cere- be held in the Orchard Road Sohool Robert Linico. 935 S. Main St., ,Ion Baumunk and Mrs. Richard mony as a community service proj- in charge of the Rev. Paul D. Manville, Dec. 26. Weldon, ect. The commission is also spon= Burke. ZIOLKO =- A daughter to Mr. and Persons are asked to take trees -0- Mrs. Anthony Ziolko, 157 S. 21st soring a basketball tournament to the farm of Otto Kaufman at the for township boys from ninth grade Ave., Manville, Dec. 28. intersection of Hollow Road and through 19 years of age, Games Policemen Set HARRIS -- A son to Mr. and Mrs. Belle Mead Blawenburg Road. are played Tuesdays in the school. Edward Harris, 72 Battle Place, Those who wish their trees picked There is no charge for participa- Franklin, Dec. 23. up may call the Rev. PaulD. Burke Benefit Dance MCCULLOUGH -- A daughter to tion. or Richard DeVore. Trees will be Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McCullough, -0" The thirty-fifth annual Police- collected on Saturday between 9 man’s Ball ]benefiting the Somer- RD 3 Box 424 E, Franklin, Dec. 23. a.m. and 3 p.m. The lighting ceremony will start Rosary Society set County Patrolman’s Benevolent HILL -- A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. James Hill, 313 Hawthorne Association Local No. 8~, sick, at 7 p.m. The public is invited, and the scouts will lead group sing- Schedules Talk death and welfare fund, will beheld Drive, Franklin, Dec, 24. on Saturday, Jan. 27, attheV.F.W. HOGALSKI -- A daughter to Mr. ing. Memorial Hall, Washington Ave- and Mrs. Anthony Rogalski, 717 -0- About Education Washington Ave., Manville, Dec. nue, in Manville. Music will be furnished by the 25. Membqrs of St. Matthias Rosary Electronic Combo, from 9 p.m.- HOLODINSKI -- A son to Mr. and Hadassah Sets Altar Society of Franklin will re- 2 a.m. A one-hour floor show will Mrs. Michael Holed]saLt, 34 N. ceive corporate communionat 8:45 be part of this year’s program. 15th Ave., Manville, Dec. 21, a.m, mass Sunday, Jan. 7. KOCZAN-- A son to Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Meeting The society will meet Wednes- Tickets are available at the office of the Hillsborough TownshipCharles Koczan, Manville, Dec. 27. day, Jan. 10 in the school cafe- Police Department in Neshanic. On Jan. 10 at 8:30 p.m. the teria following.an 8 p.m. benedic- In St. Peter’s General Hospital -0- Franklin group of the Raritan Valtion service. Mrs. Anita Voorhees ley chapter of IIadas3ah will hold its initial meeting in new quarters of Middlesex County College will GARBACK -- A son to Mr. and discuss ’tEducation Opportunities Talk On Road-Auto Mrs. Jerome Garback, 38 Home at Temple Beth El, Amwell Road, off Kennedy Blvd. in Franklin for Married Women." Hostesses for the meeting are Communication St., Franklin, Dec. 18. LUKACS -- A daughter to Mr. and Township. Vocational education, important phase of Hadassah’s work, will be highlighted at the meeting in con- Junction with the commemoration of Jewish Arbor Day. Ed tIughes, a senior analyst from the Kllmer Job Corps, will address the group. Mrs, James McLaughlin and Mrs. Mr, Eugene A. Hanysz of the Joseph Russo. 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