Works Board Irked by Damaged Manholes; County

CITIZI Prte* Sc (7c eu» of 7B No « SOUTH AMBOY, N. J U» Thursday, February 11, 1960 WORKS BOARD IRKED BY DAMAGED MANHOLES; COUNTY REPAIRS SOUGHT Members of the Board of PUnt Automation Program PubBc Wc/ka were some- In Projre»» — Musollno what Indignant about the Makes Appointments money constantly being George' Dal?s represent- spent tor the repair of Jng Plersol-Plne of Bed damaged manholes Their Bank sutomlbted a report on Indignation was aroused the automation program fOMowing a report made by being carried out at the Supt. Michael Nagle on a water processing plant. In Parker Ave. manhole which tiie report he revealed that cost $200 to repair. a calibrated mete ring tube Nagle explained In detail furnishing Air to the aera- the most recent manhole tor at the filtering plant impairment in which the had broken down from un- supporting ridge for the known causes several weeks manhole cover was crushed ago. by heavy weight causing He also said that piping the cover to fall through. and valving around the Most of the damaged caustic pumps had been re- manholes, according to Na- vised to correct bad leaks gte, occur on county roads. on the discharge side ot B> attributed the cause of the pumps. All screwed fit- the damage to heavy trucks tings and values were re- passing over them. In replaced by welded fittings cent weeks the roads have and flanged valves. Also, a •been subjected to trucks 2-hoto was taken on Ihe City Hall lawn follow- cRy involves cleaning the ted and replaced If neces- sary. suffer from some form of heart disease which often cauies ing a brief meeting of Irv* group. severs and keeping them in acute family hardship and serious acononjis lots to local operating order and not A flurther recommenda- industry and the community at large. repairing and replacing tion Involved installation ot manholes. At the same' one chJortnator to start Htte he stated that the and atop automatically MUNICIPAL BUDGET GIVEN mUHHART has been installing with the operation ot the shiny manholes else- booster pumps. BEARING -ESTIMATED TAX RATE AT 9.47 where but not rn South Board president ^rask Discussed by Board In $1000 Bail Barring any changes, res- Amboy. He emphasized that Mussollno submitted the At its rsgular meeting, Magistrate Edward Mod- idents of the city will be Aeooanto AMsa It Is time Sotuh Amboy was names of Manvei Apple- held Monday evening, the zeiewski of BayrevlUe last confronted with a 39-polnt mcfuded In the estimated given some consideration gate, Frank Tarallo, John South Amboy Board of night released Edward W. increase In their tax rate $500 appropirated for the by the county. Zientek and Joseph Vail Health announced that it Jewel!, 17, 31 Merritt Ave,. for 1980. "This reperesents a budget are several new ac- - The board then passed a for reappointment to the Is considering a new swim- South Amboy in $1,000 bail rate of 8 47 points per $100* counts. Among them are motion to write to Frank Board of Adjustments.. The ming pool code for the city. pending grand Jury action as compared to fi 08 for celebration of Salt Water Patten, the superintendent motion approving the.ap- This is due* to the many on a death by automobile 1959. Days in August, tax office of county roads, stating So. pointments was made by requests the Board is re- charge. The city hopes to raise equipment' (automatlcv tax Amboyfe case and asking James Dugan and seconded ceiving from^private home- Richard Sola, 19, Oamp- $617,203.80 during the year computing machines) in tttat the city be given more by FtiiUlp Sullivan. owners. The Board will beld Dr., Parlln was killed based on % total assessed the amount of $1500 and attention. A request for a 6-month meet with the Board of in the car which Jewell property valuation of $6.- $500 for an Exempt Fire- Carb Alterations furlough made by Stanley Public Works to get their was driving. He was also 523,964. Broken down, this men's Memorial Monument. Proposed by Nagte Jankowskl was approved by vtew« on the new code. find $25 and $5 costs on a sum Includes an estimated. $4000 i« being appropri- Bupt. Nagle named three the board. Jankowstt is en- Richard Bchultz, presi- careless driving charge. His $461,666.50 for local schooT ated for repairs and im- Intersections which sus- tering military'service. The dent of the Board advised license was revoked indifl- purposes at a rate of 4.03; provements to local Hre- tain much heavy-duty FbBsh American Crtlzens parents ot children aged 1 $214,518.36 for municipal houeea. In addition, $3,000 (raffle. These include the Club petitioned reservation to 5 to heed tile recommen- purposes at 3.28, and $141,- Is Mated Cor the standardi- intersections at Main and ot tlhe Water Works Park.) dation of the New Jersey 000 at 2.17 for the estimat- sation of radio and trans- Stevens Ave., Feltus Street for Its annual clambake State Board of Health and Parlin Nan Invited to ed county tax. mitting equipment accord- tod Washington Ave., and August 14. see that they we immun- The actual rates during ODnflng to Federal Oommu- Parker Aw. and Borden- ised for polio. Washington Conference 1959 for school ponposes, oatton Commission spect- The board commended The Board expressed con- town Ave. plant manager Charles Harvey S. Siege! of ?» municipal purposes and flcattma. cern about the health men- Albert Dr., ParOn, has been county tax were 4.02, 3.19 Increases are being al- Tb minimise manhole THMnpson on the clean acJ of dumping garbage on at .these Intersec- condMion of the water dry- invited to attend' the Presi- and 1.87 respectively. If the lowed In the amount of 95,- empty lots and dead-end dent* conference on Occu- Inew rates are adoptee), the 000 for street lighting and tions, he proposed that the ing room. The commenda- streets. tThe Board asked present rectangular curb- Uo fioUewed an inspection pational Safety, which wfla jschool rate wUl remain at $30,169.34; an approximate the puttie's cooperation In be held In Washington, D. 4.03, the municipal rate figure, for the increase in log, at those corners be made by board member this matter and If thsy rounded out and that Vail. C. from March 1 through 3. win be increased by O» the county tax for I960. should see anyone dumping Mr. Slegel is the safety di- points and the county tax ramps be buUt from the garbage, they are asked to A reserve ot $61,000 for sUvwalkB to replace the rector for Macyis, New York- rate by .30 points. anooHected taxes is being secure the license plates CSty. Such inclines firwk-ins Reported number or report the name Registered municipal ac- eitowed. Councilman Btow- the sVdewaJks to the of the- offeade* to 4ha BcL. The purpose of the con- countant Charles Goldstein ley remarked that If every- road* would give traffic ,Ovcr the Weekend of Health or Police pepart- ference ts-to devise ana ap. eoa-xBUd his. taxa la485J. more turning clearances, Two • break-Ins were re- ment. Schufc warned that ply voluntary means for re- that gross receipts, fran- the 'i960 tax rate would he said. In this way, he ex ported over the weekend to violators will be prosecuted ducing the 13,300 deaths chise and railroad taxes be reduced by 100 points. plained, trucks would not the South Amtooy Police de- the full extent of the law. and nearly two million dis- will again be weil In excess Setting up a reserve for run over any corner basins partment. tftftrrg injuries that occur of 50% Of total revenues. unpaid tana Is reauired by All' dog owners were ask- and the manholes would Frank Prasnal, pVopfle- annually because of on- The gross receipts are an- state law.- not be directly in the path ed to keep their dogs tied the-Job accident*.. ticipated to bring.ln $336,- Councilman Al Jankow- tor of a delicatessen at 252 up and new dog licensee orttos-vehicle-wheel*, N. Stevens Ave., reported 000, the railroads $144,965- stt surmised that the resi- are to be obtained at the 61, and the franchise taxes dents appear to be satis- that entry was gained by Cftty Clerk's office.. The proposal made' by breaking a rear window Three Drivers Fined $30,000. fled with the proposed bud- Nagle was taken under con- and semen. A $20 toss was Inspection of food estab- During 1959 gross receipts get Judging by the anal tfderattonfOT further study reported from the cash re- lishments In the city wilt In Local Court taxes were anticipated at number of people In the and review. For clarity Na- gister and undetermined be conducted during the Magistrate John Everitt $340,000 but actually $372,- audience. Only two persons £• added that this plan i* amounts from vending ma- next two weeks prior to the In' Municipal Court last 773.55 was realised. Simi- jrere In attendance. similar to the plan put into chines and several cartons Issuance of new licenses. * night fined three drivers larly, franchise taxes were Council President James effect at Asbury Park. of cigarettes. on careless driving charges. anticipated at $25,000 but Bantgan stated that re- They were lined $2S and f^ $35,645.06 was rsaiiied. •••#••••••••••••••»»•••»«••••• Duke Cleaners, 107 North ductions and savings were Broadway, reported that costs each. Th,» total miscellaneous pared as much as possible jMADUM PHARMACY* the rear door was forced They were Paul White, revenues anticipated dur- tn "Other Expenses" ' ac- opened and they are now for Ssvlngs with a Future 197 Dock Street, Mat*wan; ing I960 Is $461,254.50. In count* with a view ot keep- Til. PArhway 11732 taking Inventory to deter- Robert DudMt, 27 Saffron 1959 the anticipated ml»- ing the final tax rate down mine if any clothing was TB8SWTH4MWY Avenue, Woodbridge; and cetfeneous revenues was to Its minimum. musing. Thomas Scully, 220 Wasft l$4Q3.499.50 although $448,- Open This Sunday tagton Rd., SayrevUle. 092.57 was realized. The dif- ference Is accountable in Affcy's ond Petenen't US 8. Broadway, Bo*. Ambry Cleted fer the Day large part by the sale of*| $W*.Wood Fort MiinLiqaorStore Carrent Dlvtdent Rate IH% J. X Htrrifu Co., U*. th;, Steven-dale Tract lota 3«les • fart* and Service I* MW •» hMffMMy Can for $60,188. Much of this A-1 Used Cars *Ute IMMAIN4TBKT New Shares Now Starting Increase • win' be offset IT. 9, MAplSON TOWNSHIP Arkwer l-IOOO-w- y Mw squad. He Once annually our city fathers are bent with thi* hor- rx(dnlnemission in the city is exclaiming loudly that it was in the most been assigned to ambulance- difficult straits during the past fiscal yeor and connot durty by Captain Joe Rush. shoulcta the comin? year's burdens without o substantial Increase in th* budget allowance. Each seeks out the city About 275 persons, members of the petitive spirit and his strong win to father* like an' emaciated waif :«ek* a fairy- godfather in local String Rand order to be succored and reiutcitated with mare greenback*, PoMeh Amerlnan Citizens' Club and win. Mr. Tusfin spoke on the occa- their friends, attended the testimo- tut who will resuscitate the depleted treasure chest of the sions which brought Zdanlewlcz lntt Going to Saranac tity father*? nial banquet honoring John J. Zd&nt- the local school system as a teacher ewv<* at Burdak's HaU Saturday eve- The Cloverleaf String- > of science. Band will leave for Saranac After every department is assuaged and every economy ndng. It was the 37th annual dlnner- Other guests Included the honored is resorted to, using tlv* paring knife where necetsary, the danee held by the local organization. Lake, Friday, Feb. 12. There guest's wife, the former Jeanne they will participate In the budgehtrs then turn to that familiar till to tap it. Thi* tap .dis- A bevy of speakers headed by state Ryan, and members of his family. A gorges dollar bills in the manner that a new keg discharge* parade of the Winter Cfcr- assemblyman WIT'.am Kurtz and av moment of silence was observed in mvail, and wUl put on a It* foam at picnic time. The spigots spits and siiiles, coughs s''jtant county pTosecutor Edward mtmory of Walter and Prank Zdanl- concert at the hospital tor and congests, before it billows out with a flow. Such i* KofDdr';] praised Zdanlewlcz for h's ewlcz, deceased brothers of the hon- usually the temper of the taxpayers when the tax' ratable* the disabled and again at accompMshmerrts through the years ored guest, who were also prominent are disclosed. the" town hall. as college athtlete, tea:her, scholar, In local sports. Balancing The Fulcra**) athletic director and county recrea*- Presentations were made by Prank A selected number front The city father* exercise every check and balance and U'on director. Kuraawa on behalf of the Knights the band will play for danc- prudeni* and discipline to hold the line. They, place priority Kurts described Zdaniewici as an' of Columbus, Leo Bulbonowskl on being at the Annual Show- on need and necessity in genuinely and intellectually arriving oustandlng man who had to overcome half of trte N. J. State Federation of Ban Dance. The Band et the fulcrum point which balances both the budget and many obstacles in attaining success Umpires, Prank English for the Little win return home on Feb. the tax rate. It ii the summary of their combined efforts. In Ms endeavors. KotodHeJ extolled L fugue, prank Bopp for the Recrea- 14th. South Amtoy's Ma- yor, Joseph Charmello wlU Some boardmembers invariably will not receive the money the virtues of the immigrant Pothn tion Commission and Chester Jan- go ajong with the band, by they anticipate in meeting their expected expenditure* and dis- parents who went to great pains In kowskl for the Catholic War Veter- bursements. They naturally will ttel encumbered and hin- psriods of strife to Instill the high- ans. special request from the dered in achieving their goils. In true public spirit, they are est virtues In their offlsprtng. Zdanl- Prertdtnt of the Polish American Mayor of Saranac Lake. not di*enchon'.'«d though, buf" endeavor to minimize the con- ew:«, he said, typified the fruition Chtb Richard Schuitt presented There are openings for sequences with new vigor and ingenuity in meeting their re- of the efforts these parents mad*. Zdaitfewtez with an engraved plaque. membership in the banrf sponsibilities. Other speakesr Included Mayor Jos- An album of the testimonial banquet for male musicians over 14 eph Charmrtlo, CouncUxnen Al Jan- years old, that play alto, On« budget account which we think should be iced with wlU be prepared for Zdanlewlci by kowakl, John Howley and James Van- tenor, or baritone sax, ban- frostings and all the trimmings thy year is the library account. members of the organisation. Derveer, 9upt. of School*) James Tus- Jo, violin, or guitar. Inquire In its expanded program, whlcfl saw 'almost d two-fold in-' Dance music was furnished by Ed Un and Rev. Alexander Zdanlewlcz, at 132 So. Broadway, South crease in membership registration and it.»ndanc«, the library Gabel and his orchestra. R;v. John pastor of St. Joseph's Church. New Amboy, String Band Head- has but a miserly $2,847.20 on which to operate. Iti s hardly Srymanskl opened and closed the Brunswick, and the honored guest's- quarters, at Cloverleaf Han. conceivable that the library could function at all' with such brother. banquet with prayers. Eugene Dob- o mere pittance. . nynaki. Principal ot Hoffman High Mayor Charmello, a former sports School was toastmaster. In the lost analysis, however, we foel that the city analyst for the "Citizen," and Al Jan- council will do justice to all the budget demondi thrust upon In photo, 1. to r.: Eugene Dobrzyn- kowekl reminisced about the days Jkl. John Zdanlewilci, Edwin Kolo- ADULT CLASSES it Dollar for dollar, the residents con f*el assured that they when thiy and Zdanlewlcs actively will receive true value in both services ond staples, for militant dzie], Riichard SchuHz, and Mayoi engaged In eompetaUve sports. Char- Joseph CharmtfHo. TO REGISTER efforts are b«ing made to do so. mello remembered Zdanlewtct's com- Registration for evening Boo- degret courses at the Rytger* Nonce OP aauUMo Tak* aotte. that tht mtitntgwi New Brunswick, Extension Center [FMJ Plus Bang wtO «pj))y to the Mlddlnn Coun- Morgan Resident will be continued through tMt ty Court on the nth dar of F>b- '59 Pike Revenue Hasont Sponsor ruary, 1M0 at 10 o'clock In the week, Harry S. Layton, director, Coveted For Fish 'orcnoon at the Courthoua* In th» Injured in Crash announced today. City ofNew Brunswick. New Jer- Church Semct «T. for Judgment autboriiinjr them $33.3 Million Bam L. Nelson, 35, of rU. The eontimieUoa ef reftttrt- Diftiff Program •#rt Mffttame tb» nam*a of I,0TT18 The Masonic ledset of th* CTh 35, Morgan was reported In (Ion will apply alto t« adult class- Flans are presently De- MICHAEL CSA. JOAN EU7.A- Somt 46 million vcMelcs Masonic District ef New Jener SBTH USA. DENIBE ANN USA. traTdad on th* Naw Jaraay fair condition at the Perth es In the Camdea, Jersey City, ing completed for a Pre- DAVID MICHAEL USA. and are aponMrinf an annual church Airiboy General Hospital Newark and Patenon Extension LOUIS JOSEPH USA. Turnpike in 19S9 bringins; service Stmday at •:» pm, is Lenen Fish Ddnner and LOUIS MICHAEL ROCKEFEL- 133,317,927 th toll r«T«nu«* after being Involved In an Center*. program to be sponsored by KR JOAH FT.TZABBTH ROCK- to the Turnpike Authority. the nrst Metbodiit ChBreh, South The extension of registraUea EFELLER: DEKT8E ANN ROCK- accident on R/t. 35 near the due St. Martha's Pariah EFELLER. DAVID UOCKEFF.L- Total revenue collected on Ambey - 1* postible. according to Layteo, J» and LOUIS JOSEPH ROCK- Meet WortMpfol William Da- Morgan Bridge. Outa of Christ Church, In EFELLER. Infanta bv LOUIS the road came to $87,349,738 since appllcsnti for non-degree conjunction with ttiat par- MICHAEL ROCKEFELLER as and included concession reve- '*<«, frand master of Masons et The dgver told police icourtes are excused from the parrnt and natural niardlan. nue, income from inTeatrae.it that he was preceding lahto Men'r dub. The event ALEC T. PECORKTTT iNew Jersey and his lUff wul University's formal regletMUtt Attorney for Plaintiffs and miscellaneous sources, the lattend thi* aervioe southbound on Rt. So when irtquiremenU, He recommended w*31 be heM on February 17 I* Wot Jfrwv Street authority said. E«kab«Ui. N J The bretherea of Trinity Cora- a oar approached him on itbst eppUeanti defer their regis- In £.« Christ Church Pariah The total exceeded the reve- mindery No 17, Knl 'tor ef the linden ttotftrteriaa crete wall on the bridge. taturaaee aad Techoologjr oeirt- stairs of the Pariah HaU. In the final month, of last et. Hardy Peterson, player - year, the toll revenue was Church, linden; and Tht Rev $2,648,902 and more than WuHam H Schnuus, patter of ATTENTION WOMEN — We flcglttraibn may be mads at i manager in the Pittsburgh the New Bnapwick Exteatta 3,700,000 vehicle! used the tht Trinity Eplteopal Church, we Interested In four attrocHve Pirates chain wlH speak. road. Center office, Itutgen-Tbe State Woedbridge. will assist Tat Rev houte*rlvet to be trained a* Tickets are available from George R Ogdtn, minister of the University, It Concge Avenue, uv member of St. Martha's Prlarina mi Advertising Co. First Methodist Church fashion show directors — Full New Brunswick, from* 1:M to JiOOend l:oo U |;N (. m. **. OuOd, tne Men's Club tick- PrMiaj ad Photo Offwt Music for the tervtoe will be .and Port Time. For personal Sig's Floor Wung aid provided by tbt.U FayetU Lodge interview call HI 2-6414. #eek. et chairman Fred Kurtz, or 4JJ AIMIMTA fTtffT :>y caning PA 1-0191. Dead- Window Washing Chsral Onup tad Right «or*Ju> line for their purchase is 4MSOV. H. I. fu) Rajrmead A Tftias^«Md Private * Cemmefetal organist February 14th. No Mckets PArltwoy 1-2121 Mm M Uppennan sttftl* ttta. & srtD be available at the WiB RiBMOVS O*U> WAX tries debuty graitg tntf}*- Boor. Prices are $1.50 fox B«*t modern defense against 3 Worence Drive, ParUn SPECIAL Mtutte and 76c for children. loitering in a city Is a parking Phone PArkway 1-5671 The lartett eoHon plantation meter. the world Is located at Wflaon — FEBRUARY 15th to 20th Ark.

$13.00 WAV! |i1J0 GREEN'S MEN'S SHOP NEBUS MARKET $12.50 WAVI IIOM SOUTH AMBOY'S 410.00 WAVI ,..., ...... :... j.jrjj (Since 1902) OUTSTANDING MARKBT Carry!** A Fell UM of \ ' — KX ArfOINTMINT _ AVOW SHIRTS — McOlrloOR — VAN ttUMN QUALITY MEATS A GROCERIES — SVVANK JfWIUTY — MMinOl HATI ', :3>:•'•; Kwne PArkwty 14)S56 • Freeh VeteUMea — lee Creeta — freee* Peed* , ' (NTMWOVIN NOW («m*J rcLTui nun •OUTW AHBOY, N.' j. 104 S.BROADWAY PArktoay hO%94 Fer Free DeUvery Dtel PArlrwav BwutySbop ITIV»«AVINOI ' IOUTH HUM, M. J. Til* ItVTI AMMY CITIXKN Thureaay^ jPetorumry 11. From St. Mary's Ah School WHO MADt WKDNI9DAYS 9m, Wilham Haughney of flt Maryis, Perth Amboy AND THURSDAY* MMrwed the Sodallsta of 8t liary% Pariah, so. Am- ESPECIALLY FOR boy on February 2 at 7:30 THE LADIES? «V BL •kghty-tlve members of Bt. Mary* High Schoor So- •*aUty made ttleir tempore- flr Act of Consecration to Oar Lady on the feast o liar Purification. Seniors with to do so may me ttleir permanent Act o* OonMcration In May. Others *IU renew their temporary aot «t that time. Nrnety six members of ttu Grammar School 8o- dattty «MD took part In the U i,.. •illt-rvti them the tWWifcw. Ttiey received • li.nici' of t!"ing K> Newark atdhte of Our Lady as a :ui'l New York on Wednes- mainder of their consecra- • lays and Thursdays, by ttm. t rain, at bargain round-trip fans1' The Penrwy and 7t»e annual magazine Ii-rscy Central did! drtte of at. Mary's High To T. Softool opened on Friday, Ntaxrk .« »» fttk. 6 and wUI continue- Pt PUewtldi. ttM,UM urAll kTrtday, Feb. 19. Mr. AsbwyPeri MS 275 J. Ifcrry, a representative TROOP 99, COURT OF HONOR—Sr. Maryi Troop 99, derfoot pin> to: John Coon, CHM» Kieul, Jim lyoni, Jim Mul- at the ChvttooHc Digest Oom- 6qy Scouts of America, held a Court of Honor on /»ionda, lane, leo McCabe, John O'Brien, Bill Comjn, Joe K?egan, loaglraadi 1.9S 23S pfcny, the sponsors of the •v«ning in the school cafeteria. Wayn* Ma;iaroi, Joieph Mullane and John Nolm. lee1 lea* MO 7M drive spoke to the student* The opening prayer wot recited by John J. Triggj, in- John Tfiggt, injtiturional repre»*n»alive preiented second Intluding Fedrral Tax On Thursday. Feb. 4. Hie ititutional repreier\totive, and the pledge to the flag vr.es clait pint to: Paul Jonkowiki, Stanley Ktiazek, 0. Kelly, Seon GOING Wedneid»y» or purpose of the drive la two- led by J. O'Connor, Junior Scoutmaster The welcome to th» Kelly, Harry Macholl, Micha»l McAndrew, Harold Mclaughlin, Thuntdiys—oo «ny train SOU: 1. To encourage more parents and guest was extended by Councilman James Michael McCarthy, Richard O'Britn and Richard O'Connor. arriving Newark after 8:55 Catholic families to buy Vond«rv«er", who ii tru Scoutmaster of tr i Iroop. Merit Harold Mclaughlin, troop committeeman presented the A.M. or New York mfter stria; 1 To offer an op- Awards were presented by John McDonnell, Chairman of the first clait pin to JeVry O'Connor. ••:10 A.M. and to read Ctetfaoilc maga- Troop Commitl** and Wood row McCarthy, Troop Commit***- Merit Badge, awards were presented by Mayor Joseph RETURNING-on«ny train portunlty to the families In man. ' . Charmello to: Bill Desmond, D. Kelly, Sean Kelly, Michael «ame day. your community^ both McCarthy and Richard O'Brien, ' Catholic and non-Oathollc, •. One-year atendance pint were presented to-. Paul Jan- Pleaw buy tickets before an opportunity to subscribe kowikl, 0. Kelly, Sean Kelly, Mlrt McCarthy, Ricky O'Connor, Walace O'Brien troop committeejnap presented the Petrol boardini; train. Tieketi pood to oarefuHy eereened and Johri O'Brien and James lyom. Two yeir atendanee pinj leader Stripes to: Ricky O'Connor, D. Kelly, Michoel McCarthy on ttain* of both railroadi. Stt approved general Interest were prewnfed to: Stanley Ktiozek and Mikv McCarthy. A Kevin Leonard, Sean Kelly and Jerry O'Connor. Timt TabtffOT train terrier. three-year and four-year attendance pin was awarded to aad buslneea publications. Alb*rt Heim sav* the closing address to the parertts Jersey Central Lines Jerry O'Connor. Prlsas Wu'H b; awarded to while John J. Triggs offered the closing prayer. Pennsylvania RerilreeNi the top ten salesmen, and Council representative Albert Heim presented the ten- also on various points of the drive. VS. A. Woman's Club Board of Education Lists Committee Provides for Teachers 8MH senior girls The Woman's Ohio of the •Mended a working rehear- With the final heartng Calvary Methodist Ctvuroh on fine school budget set for sal of "We Walkure" at th* held a meeting in the social Metropolitan Opera Houce Monday evening, Teb. 15, hall to appoint a nominat- the teachers of the South tn New York Ctty on Fri-ing committee. day, Ttto. 5. The girls were Amboy putoHo school sys- No worry about •sUoted because o| their Named wen Mn. Fted Kurow- tem can feel that their ef- lalthful service at t h e •kr. chainntn. Mn. Arthur And- forts tn the direction or rewi, Mr*. EUM «ag, Mr*. Ed- establishing a gradual In- choir. The girls were »c- ward Lake end Mn. CWaty Dof- eoniianled by Sister Mary crease in ttie salary scale (ord. wdU be met. OavM, director of Music A diactiMkn of Wedfwwd m ftt flME. ThOM who attend- The Board of Education fallen cakes with an givca by Mn. Eroaat Aiaoooe.. has assured (he teachers ed were Mary Waters, Ann art chatraun ia connection with Starego,- Carol Busch, Ju- a Wedgwood exhibit. She alao* that their 9400 increment, drth McKaln, Nancy Coan, ibowed dioM on a Florida trip. set up last year, and prom- ised to them orer a 3-year Suaan FarreU, Ellen Mul- HM dub endomd Mn. Paul lane, and Celeste Vail. Sufir of the Perth Amboy Wom- period, has been provided an't Chib, (or ttaU art chairman, for In foe Board's 1 MO bud- Electric Range and Mn. Jobs KimMy of MaUwan get. Benlore, Juniors, and so- Woman'! Club for chairman of the The Board of School phomores Of BMH attended ctate eve&ing depertneDt. BWttmate aiao, while It may a "Safety Magic" Show The group vobid to advise the have questions to ask, has conducted by U. Cart Pike City Coundl that H Uvon build- assured the teachers that of the Michigan Sheriff's InitbeiwwCitjrllaUontlwpre- they are 100% In favor of Office tn connection wrtti aent site and advocate* that the (Ma Increment, in fact, last ttw South Araboy PoUce library be included in the tame building. year the Board of School Department U. Plke\ prior Estimate was heartily In to becoming a police officer Mn. Hqalmar Sandberg, chair- agreement with this plan to waa once a profesisonal man of the garden department, announced a card party will be raise the salary schedule magician. He spoke on over a three-year period. reckless driving, gave his held Feb. 18 at 1:30 p. m. at M4 Catherine St. Whatever divergence of n*as for "dying young." opinion may artoe between and afterwards, performed HMteue* at the tea were Mn. Harold NietaMius. Mn. William the two groups, the teach- a few tricks of magic. Spencer, Mn.- Frank Fulton. Mn. ers can depend upon the George Toeker and Mn. Bowman members at both groups Bird. being in accord on the sala- GUS POTTS' ry jasue. _ HfcV WANTH) — -,WiU Probired —r- We**** iMttveen the ages of Bronlslawa Wojeleehowsfcl 21-40 for general secretary Mary WoJdechowsM of work. Typing and tome book- 348 Augusta St.. 8°. Amboy, keeping experience neaeuary. executrix and her brother (35 Hour Workweek I Ed-ward wdU share the estate of their mother Mrs. Contact MR. DONALD GRANDIS Bronlslawa WojciechcwBtt. She died January 17 at PArkway 1-4781 Wan Tool & Mfg. Co. this ctty and her wtit of 200 N. Broadway, So. Amboy Oct. 11, 195a was witnessed •S3 BORDENTOWN AVENUE Phone PA 13045 by John R. Bverltt and Hel- SOUTH AMBOY. N J. en Oregor. (rfetr S. Amboy Hoapiul) t Next to Zimmerman's • PRANK'S MMO • ELECntK - T T There just is no more accurate way to cook! What makes a cake fall? The same thing that causes uneven by** N. BWOADWAT, SO. AMBOT routing. Varying heat in the oven. But the electric range •». Amteqy Writhing Co., Inc TeL FArkw«y 1-M1I has this problem licked. Because it's tameless, the electric 4U A » W* Aafcoy, N, J s N. cmuNtv Av«t, romM. oven is/lneulated all around, topan d bottom. The cooking Tsi Rlilereet t-ltti heat never varies more than 5° up or down. In fact, electric heat is to accurately controlled it practically eliminate* it w, Wt|utthowiM baking faHuret. Simply set the dial and you're sure of B^stsas%sssss1*3M aWMeW SEE THE NEW Just the right temwriturt to bring cakes to their flu/fleet best every time. REVCO BUILMKS Ivy with assurance font yaw lecajl ReeWy KllewaN Dealer wtiv vlipwyt Nils #HIMBM* S, Wm. H. Lewis JCP&L omci * sHOwmooif Jersey CeatMl P»*er * Ltjdii 1SI BBNRT IT.. FA 1- th» ••VTM AMMY CITIEBN It Happened In Trenton RUTGERSTOHOST Activities of HM New Jersey Stole Assembly of Interest SCIENCE FAIR to Sowfh Aiwboyacft during the past week. Junior and senior high school Th« following bills paited in the State legrtliture ar* of students from elfht counties have been invited to participate in the Interest to citixent of South Amboy: seventh annual Central New Jer- A.I 25—-Fixes gross receipts lax rat* on public utiliti3s at «y Science Fair at the Rutgers 7Vt% -— preient rat* ranges between 5 and 7Yt%. University gymnasium on March -A132_^=. Authorize*- Department of'Conservation and Eco- Plan* (or the fair, which will be nomic Development! to include upper and tower New York the largest ever with 400 txhibiu. Bay* and Neworlt Bay in it; future plant to build StowalU, were announced teday by Dean El Bulkheads, Jetl'«, etc. — pressnHy low Only permits thi; de- mer C. Eaaton of the Rutgers portment to take in territory along live Atlantic Ocean and College of Engineering, who is Rorttan Bay. chalrtnaa of the Science Fair A15 — licenses and reiulate* >mali craft in inland ana* Committee. Eattoa etid the/ application Tidal water*. Jf the stole did not *roct legislation by April blanks aad detailed announce- lit fhe federal regulations would go In effect. Ft j would be 1 ments have been mailed to public uted to enforce safely and improve condition*, dredging, etc prWate aad parochial secondary A243 — Increases from $200 to $250 the amount that schools in Huoterdon. Middlesex. can be spent for funeral expenses in connection with burying Mojunoutn. Morrla, Ocean. Somer- indigent blind people, set, 8u*»ex and Warren counties. ACR4 — Appoints commissions la study uibject of obsl- Science exhlbiU for the Fair nily in publicotiom, comic books, etc. may demonstrate a biological AJR13 — Detlgnotes Sunday, May 1st as law Dny. chemical, physical or technical !>rincipal, • laboratory or other S7 — Appropriates $100,000 immediately to be uted -eâction lor-boys and Junior girls divisions. Squad Auxiliary J&J Wins Award by Assembly. High school sophomores. Juniors Cake Sale Sat. & Sun. A165 —• Reappointmenl Bill was released from the Jgdi- and seniors are entered In senior For Management ciory Committee. If it pa;tet it will provide foT automatic boys and senior girls divisions. The Ladles' Auxiliary of apportioning of Aitembly teats after -«very session. Now * The senior boy and senior far! the South Amboy First Aid Jahnson & Johnson has again judged to have created the out- and Safety Squad will hold been named for "excellence ot law provides for legislation to apportion. Legislation ha* standing exhibits wltl be entered been unable to pats a bill for 20 >«or;. a cake a-ale on Saturday. management" by the American in the National Science Fair to be February 13th and Sunday. institute of Management. Also, Deportment of Conservation will inspect local ponds held May 1M« in Indianapolis. Feb. 14th In the Squads A 4-cont comnU''iioral)vc This was announced today by for purpove of stocking with fish — Waterworks ponds in- Tfid. Many other divisional and Jackson Ma/tlnddt, chairman of eluded. tpecial prites arc awarded. headquarters on First S^. . multicolor slainp honcmrij; Ihc Mrs. Harold Evans, chalr-\ 100th anrmorsary e>t Uic Boys' the board of the Institute, la com- Held under the Joint sponsorship rW: of America will be issued munication to George F. Smith, of the New Jersey Science Teach- lady of the affair announc- in 19M. president of Johnson k Johnaon. HOSPITAL AUXILIARY ers Association, the State Uni- that home-made pas- The stamp will be placed on During id» the American Insti- RARITAN CHORALE versity and a group ef New Jer- tires and cake* will be on Orst-day sale in New Ywrk, NY., stiortly after the middle of I960 tute of Management continued its sey "industries, the Central New sale from 7:00 a. m. to 9:00 comparative study of American NAMES DIRECTORS RESUMES REHEARSALS Jersey Science Fair is concerned when the Bo>-&' Clubs oi Amer- A meeting of the execu- p. m. on Satruday, and ica plan to move into (heir first and foreign companies In all Rehearsals have begun primarily with stimulating and permanent National .Headquar- branches of busJpHt. The names tive committee of the encouraging students who study from 7:00 a. m. to 1:00 p. Women's Auxiliary of the each Monday evening fdr m. on Sunday. ters. "The Herbert Hoover of those eompinl** selected will the Lenten presentation of tcience. Building," named tor former be published in the sixth edition, So. Amboy Memorial Hoepl- President Hoover In honor of his the Raritan Bay Choral 24 years of service as chairman of the Manuel of Excellent Man- tal waa held at the home agements, "so that recognition of of Mrs. Milton MacDonald, Group.. Sessions are held In of the board of the organization. the Part-to Kali of Ctirjat superior management can aid In 58 Albert Dr., ParUn, to > > * Improving management through elect directors of the Sayrs- Church, South Amboy, and The 4-ccnt Thomas Jefferson out the world." begtn at 8:00 p. m. They "Credo" stamp, previously an- vitte and Madison branches viewer on his home screen, the four nounced for issuance this year of me Auxiliary. will' be culminated by the HAIL THE KIBITZER! orearly in 1M1, wttl feature the presentation of the cantata players each week play three hands. The kibitzer—that much abused The winning pair gets $1,000 and statement by the third President, Mrs. Guy Buck. ParUn. wu re- "Ttie Cruclffodon" on Sun- Individual who invariably shows up "1 have sworn . . . eternal hos- wherever people sii down lo play stays on the show to meet a new tility against every form of elected SeyreviUe branch direc- day evening, March 27th, pair of challengers the following tor, and Mr*. William' Sherwen. cards—is fln'a,lly having his day. tyranny over the mind of man." In Christ Church. Each Sunday afternoon through week. The losing pair wins $500. Spotswood, is the new Meditoo The group Is still seeking the magic of televiiion. kibitzers And. in addition, c iere are bonuses brand) director. Mrs. Connie new members and wel-and just n( $250 and $500 for bidding and Colors for the forthcoming WH«D*Y> OMH Wallace wai appointed Sayreville plain making a small ilam or a grand Thomas O- Masaryk "Champion - Ow branch secretary, and Miss Nor- comes all men and women Bridge slam. Of Liberty" - stamps, to be first imt MII tmvjii Tmi ww* o«i ma Keegan of Towne Chapter, who enjoy singing. The b u 1 f s Goren, who. has amassed more placed on sale at Washington, membership chairman. ft»t presentation of the among the master points tn American Contract DC, on March 7. 1960, have nation's now been announced. The 4-cent Mrs. Buck and Mrs Sherwen group mu "The Messiah," Bridge League tournaments than stamp will be printed in blue, ottered during the Advent ' SViS"ay- any player in the history of the and the 8-cent denomination were named co-dsalrtnen philatelic clubs, the JB—C*A*T ft CenUr Streets New Officers Installed Each weekend over 183 stations Attorney General of Florida, and »—Cedar ft Washington Ave. of the ABC-TV network, the newpopular parlor sport. the head of an Ohio aeparlment 17—Stockton ft Pint Streets by Friendship Council show spotlights the big names In Oswald Jacoby, B. Jay Becker store. SI—Parker A»e. ft Portia St. Contract Bridge playing actual Sylvia Stein, Albert Morehead and All of them agree that the dis- »—Bordeatown A>e. ft Feltas Alt Une meeting Of the games so Bridge fans can not only several members of the world tribution, without cost, of United Street Friendship Council 16, Sons compare their own. Ideas on howchampionship Italian Bridge team States commemoraUves to col- SS-âteveoa Are. and AafnaU and Daughter Of Liberty th* hands should be played with are among the well-known Bridge lectors in Afro-Asian countries experts appearing on the show. Street held, fkt WUhelms Bait. the way the experts play them, but who cannot afford to pay the • M—Bordeatoim Ave. ft Proepeet enjoy the authoritative analysts of "Championship Bridge" is car- market price for them would Wlnft?ld Hasatacher we*the players by the number one ried in most areas on Sunday, after- do much to stem the propaganda ' »—Ptae Arena* A Portia 8t. installed as councilor. name in Bridge. Charles Goren. noons'but in a'few sections of the campaign used by Communists »—Broadway A Augusta. 8l Using specially designed decks to natton It appears on Saturday after- through the distribution of Red 2Bt r» AATC . 4A RoberR t St Others installed Include Arthur make each card visible to the noons and evenings. pictorials,, ... *« * ' effort gtrest P"-*. Mtnflattjomifllhrt Hie. sji WWK - Today Thru Tuatdoy 41—Broadway * Louisa Street Mabel Lear, vice.councilor; Mrs.' nated material will be distrib- (All Hit Show in Celot) O—Henry ft Roeewell Streets uted from the temporary head- y A Roeewell StreeU Myrtle Lewis, associate vie*' Cory Granr . Tony Curtis M-Heary St. A Piae Avenue councilor; Mrs. Catherine Hass- CITIZENS' CLUB WILL quarters set up at 220 West 42d ^Sh Aaboy Hospital tacher, reoordina; teereUry? Mrs. PHILIP MEET MOND'AT KVBON6 Street, New York 36. Presently 3ub««ra«< wlrh 5 9irU. No wonder * AusjntU Streets Edna Letts, associate recording The Polish American Citi- the State Department, through !•>• $. 5. SM Tlgir lurn«d a felwtklnfl A Feltoa 8tre«u MOTORS the USIS, is considering ways rink) Str secretary; Mrs. Margaret Butch. zen*' Club will hold their and means of operating this f J|T «* * Broadway financial secretary; Mrs. Anna philatelic campaign. Aa it ap- w/Joon O'lrlen . Dino Merrill S4—Bro*dway A Bonfentown Studebaker - Packard regular monthly meeting, M. Bell, treasurer; Mia* Dorothy pears now. It will be possible to and Arthur O'Connelt Area.ee Stults, guide; •Mrs. Cera King, CARS — TRUCKS Monday evening, February establish collection centers in 55—Don.My Hessea, Maeea inside guard; Mrs. Cora r«rg- Parts - Body Work - Palntlsii 15, after services at th© Po- various parts of the United "OPftATIOM PfniCOAT" ATCBM uaea, outside guard; Mrs. Myrtle American dub roomi. States, since any number of Lewis, two-year state session SOUTH PINE AVENUE stamp clubs nave expressed Audle Murphy - Felicia.farr MORGAN, NEW JERSEY their willingness to undertake representative; Mrs. Cora Ftrg- this volunteer work. Stephen McNally uson, two-year state session al- Phone PArkway J-1867 "mi BENT FOR 15ATHER" ternate. «—Seaboard Coal Dock Co. 11 DO IT I(OW Sulla? ***" * H««hl»n If with I?~i.*hB ?* * Stevena Ave. are "-Fourth A Potter Streeta JULIE'S Amy wtk *• mam is tfe/sur. ARVOL BUILDERS If jrea ttie him or you /ove Be#aty Parlor MAJESTIC * Coaover Straeta T0II him smr. cootro1 or EXPERT HAIR CUTTING V A 6-5529 t-lu-LU DmtTl withhold ytar appro- Speclallsinff tn m I-*.K1II AM HOT • GENERAL CONTRACTORS A WAI.TKK HWAItf. TIIRATRB TINTING and 1 MINUTE Tilt «*e **»•• assies t-l-l—rjret AM Squad Ambu- AM Ae U— with tmewj tlliia laac* Perth Amboy, New Jertey PERMANENT WAVING (No Chemicals) •m «/• brow. NOW SHOWIMO ft M jsMtrejr *ew jou gkout lUilOttS Qf NIW KOMIS — OAlAOtf — lit 8a Stevena Are. JTe wvWt tmttf urn a*e«t It. — UDINQ — wrnts South Amboy, New Jersey H* wear*! Aaew bow IOUMJBRIOIM Tkum i Oidwick PkesM PArkway 14M7 BL1* COAL - FURL OIL — AH tt /•« thJak timt ptmi90 it «*M BM9*- 8«tee ••* Serriee (Orer U Years Experience) 6 Jth* Um U Mitp it re US Vhitehead Avenue P. Arwty M. VoWich, Jr. Ckeed WEDNESDAYS CLlfford 7-8388 h* tsusi ree* •/* t«mb- HI 24564 VA 6-5323 JUUE DOWNS, Prop. wb*m hS, Thursday, February U, 1060 HEARTS, SAINTS VICTORS IN CASEY LOOP LOCAL SPOUTS REVIEW Sacred Heart Grammar By fttvmle Kakalakl School continued Its win- LOUISVILLE UPSETS ST_ MARY'S BOMBED ning streak In the Trl- DAYTON; SETON HALL BY SAYREVILLE Councll Parochial School UPSETS FOitDHAM The 8t Mary's Eagles League by defeating IN LITTLE LEAGUE showing strides of progress Our Lady of Victory pf Say- Last Saturday morning lately, were easily defeated revllle 37-28 Sunday after- In the Sacred Heart Oym, by a strong Sayrevllle team noon at the Sacred Heart Set on Hall surprised Ford- 72-37 at the BayrevlUe Oym Oym. K was the seventh ham 23-17 behind Stanley last Friday night. The loss straight win for the Hearts Petner'i 8 points. Bob was the eleventh.against tn the league that is spon- Burdak tallied 5 points for four wins for Luke Lena- sored by the Knights of Fordham. Han's squad. Columbus councils of So. Holy Croas continued its The Eagles enjoyed a Amboy, Sayreville, and So. domination of the Llftle short-lived lead in the op- River. Bigger League by romping ening minutes on foul Our Lady of Victory of- Wflanova 35-23. George shots by Jim Hef f ernen and frred little opposition in KomoslnsW hit for 17 pts., Lenny Lawson. and a Jump the first half as Rich Am- and Ron Dzt'dol paced VU- shot by Joe Jankowski, but broziak and Joe Chodkie- lanova with 10 points. the Bombers puU*d away wlcz tallied for the Hearts. In the little League Du- from the Eagles, who were ! At the Intermission they quesne won over Notre never, in contention alter led 19-9, and outscored the Dame 12-6 as Ed Wltkowski that. visitors 9-0 in the third talll?tt 10 points. Bill Mandy was Sayre- quarter. In the closing Louisville putted the big- vllle's prune asset. His, 12 chapter Coach Jim Inman gest upset of th? Littte points h tin second quar- substituted with' his re- League by toppling high- ter gave the homesters a serves, and they did a com- seeded Day toft 16-9. as 35-18 lead at the haH. mendable job 'against the Vlnce Zebro thr*w in 8 pts. From there Sayreville roll- visiting first squad. for Louisville. Don 8zat- ed over the Saints to gain Jo.° Chodttewlcz led the kowsld's 6 point* led Day* their victory No. 12 against Heart with 13 points and ton. 5 defeat*. teammate Bobby Kupcha Henny Coaroyis 47 points GRAMMAR SCHOOL PTA HEAR ROBERT tallied 9 points. (WiPsrim-fnls were setveJ by ilie third HEARTS WIN IN paced the Eagle*. MORRIS—At the Father s Nic,ht Mr—!ing and fifth prade mothers. Mr*. John Dug- St. Mary's of this elty CYO LEAGUE htld Sunday evening in the Msgr. Griffin gan and Mrs Arthur Rufner, cla J cap- romped over St. Mary's of Last Sunday at the Holy • Gywnaslum, ovar 600 pcrion* I .-acd Mr. tains were in charge. South River by a 49-29 Trinity Oym in Perth Am- Robert MorrU, former chief of fh> U. 5. In photo, from left to right: Sister M count. boy, Sacred Heart, coached <$«iiat« Security Sub-commlttae Cleophos, principal) Mri. Jom>« F. Coan, The greatly improved" by Ed Pietraszka, defeated- -Th« maoting wa» conduct id by the president; Robert Morns, Rt. Rev. M 38-l/J 27-1/1 5 MS Fsuo the first quarter as the •Ml. Ckein oiler in ill i«iM South Arriboy; Elsie Huff, P"t.- Cimy* Milk m :« had little trouble in turn- Seal* try acrlBaii Twin bits «ilh stlh frm HITS Torn and Box^ni 77 Ml iaerad Htarta f 17UI1-M Governors trailed 14-13. 261 Main St., South Amboy; ing back Frank English tt Cacalia's U 7—4) Ms*1, la. rlia. H SO !i>v«) Ulki-K Tavrrn 14 43 * » But in the second frame- Eleanor Jankowskl, 339 l!. • <1 K liniimlKV 23-1/2 43-1/3 8unoeo 73-45. Kenny's held Htk »«'»••• «"«' «Sonl lndgii« '(Irnni'i wnn' KubliilakV S mor HOFFMAN TRIPS Hoffman's lack of height risn. ilUntit Citj 5 Ull. ia Main Street, South Amboy; ly'«: Qomnlka'R 2 nv<*r AMarUftV: th* edge throughout- the JAMESBURG began to snow as the Bull- U.1.W HIO. ru-i'V'n 2 ov,T Tom and Boxrra: game with the Oilers being Thomas Pepsny, 104 South K. .-rl « 3 ovir Mlki-n -, Last Tuesday night at dogs cashed-dn oft'rebounds Pine Ave.. South Amboy: Hlph 8cnrr» Rrrd 174. 312. 211— unable to close the gap. tile Hoffman High School and led 35-27 at intermis- Dm • TINS sui oawnw auuuut M07: Kurrnwa 1M rlran. Onrrnyrio Bobby Martin and Ed Sisko *•••••» asa«.lra. Joseph Etanton, 116 Feltus 221. Mataranclo 212. Snirrnllno 223. Gym the Governors out- sion. Aumson also otttoeor- St., South Amboy; Eliza- paced the attack w:tfi 34 scored Jameafcurg High 40- ed their guests In the sec- beth Volk, 317 4th Avenue, and 17 points respectively 25 in th« second half to nip ond half 33-23 to. gain the South Amboy; Francis X. 44 n for the Sweet Shop. Clark the Indians 60-59, It was win. Hanley, 12 Frederick Placs, 1GB IJM 4* » led English's with 11 points ErA't U*f 41 B the sixth win in 15 outings George Reticle's 23 points Sayrevllle; Esther Kopsco, » M The Tom English fiissn an tx M SS for Jini Croddlck's charges. were in vain as were Den- Bright St., sayrevllle: Jas. Garac* handed defeat to the Vfm. Omm a The visiting Indians ran ny White's 13 for Hoffman. J. O'Hearn, 30 Oxford Dr., WtK'i Tararala Coined Sports Club by a over Hoffman in the first Sayreville; Claire L. Per- CMi'i Ma* SM* Jimmy Oroddick'* squad Tarrr'a Caralt 97-51 count. Oolucci grab- half, outscortng them 34- how stands 5-0 in Shore ittarlborougfj- vell, 39 Florence Dr., Sayre- KabkUak laawaa«« bed an 18-7 lead at the l T—t is 20. but In the second half Confeernce and 5-9 on the vliae; Allan W. Reynolds, 18 OnnmiV end of the glrst quarter, JJlenfjeim Oaa Ekntm Ta'. Hoffman began a fast- season. Frederick PI., Sayrevllle: s but English's narrowed the breaking- attack to dwindle Lorraine T. Rldgway, 17 I. SaHUi OS. Its. tJI-OJ A. Awlrtd *M. 1H. IK—4M: M. r« tO: A. KomH margin to 26-23 at the half the lead to 47-38 going into Kenneteh Ave., Sayrevllle; k* m: a. mta an a. aura ut> A. , As Engnsh's outscored the final frame. The Gov- George A. Sauer, 25 Frede- M»4M* 111 T. KmUr till i. Bkte 111: J. r«blm«tH MS. SHi I. Cohwrel's 17-7 in the thlrtf ernors fought hard in th; rick Place, Sayrevllle. m. a. McCswu ttsi >. mbiiitt frame, they Insured the ELECTRIC a. Ci»k> m: S. i la*, IM. nt-ajor joafaalkwnku II Caraa S ir 369 Henry Stra«t »:. 17«. MI-Ml. S s PaiUtpa III Plumbing & Heating •VIFTV aVlNINC^T^S • 11:00 I 4 IS Onaca 1 I I SOUTH AMBOY • nmu SIM Yaraa il* •» l* Bepaira • InaUlUtlon SAT. and S»4.Orr.li50 4;50 Thraegima wlnaarf: PretaeUaa avar s sas MMI 11* ~1 ~ TcL PArkway 1-011S MrrhinlnvUIr: Eaat Bnuairiak car I I I fcaak 1 S 1 Dyr: Mrlroaa ovar Nortk Snxwlak. « I I Phone PArkway 1-0621 TWO-IAIIH wlimcra: Pragraaalva CH cPioupa • CLUBS • FM?rprb«; Now Br«MWlem avar tl 15 67 .1 a • POMIIV' If I 7 1S-B1 ISO BOBDENTOWN AVE. Co No. l «. R.; SammM avar EnflUh f H IT lT-«t Mill ISHM ••COI'T MDRiT BADGES *nc«. Store sales of radios in the U.8. (Home of Your Plumber) MI4» I** SISI. MM.r y • NNaa. I . 88aa. Mvar 4t 1958. Stcrti Rrarl. Now Bnalawlck rf >• lp tetrtJj?l WU) Si. StenUlaaa, Sarravllla M. Johni, Haw Inaiavrtc* s u Hu«aaln Cl*r«v u (uia 19*. Navak jt. Camankl M, iteKHtf ltt. LU M. SaiAual 111. Ketnaa IM. Xeafan Bouong, who received IIS. Dlar. U-Onttum 1*4. Nevak M/ 2,066 votes, led the field, •Ztmonklamer»kil 41.. BoaMMlff l»117.. LlUa 33,. Samutamtll 11, Krenan 41. KeataKatann 10*. followed closely by Drey- m«« uDu—Dw/fuf M m.. Nov»k 7474, Zamaraka ktt M. BBouon ll ITT. Ui isis. fust with 1,972 votes. imiamual l M, KKeena a N. KeafaK n 1?1?E Dui. 11-Dnyfuie IM. Navak M. Keegan received 1,591 Zatnarakl 47. iowonf i«e. Ua K. satniMl a. Ratnan 41. Kaaian iS. vote*. Diet. 14—Die/hue IM. Navak a. Zamanki a*-, iaawnf IM. Ua 4*. Two basic budget items Samutl 40. Kernan «?. Ketfan 144. Total vetea for untuccaeiful can- placed on the ballot were dltfaua-arara Novak 1.341, timor- •kl 1.1M. LU l.naj. lamutl 1.IM. defeated by doae to two It—KM I Ml Tka <•>• kuaeel llama «n« Uta to one votes. The cur- prapoaal ratir4ln« rllhu of nay fa the SimMl fchool v/tf* ap- rent expense portion of pravad in (Iva o( iht 14 duirlcla, Di»trku whicti appravtd w*ra Dia- trict 3 In lowtr SayrtvliM. O»- the budget, hsted at $1,. in« 11 In Pmident Pirk tnd Du> trlcu II. 11, 14 In Styra Wood* 39.M80, was defeated and lûnl Park. 1,679 to 845 and the capi- BILM At'THOBIKD tal expenses, listed at TO HE PAID BY THR CITY OP SOI'TH AMBBOV 129,050. was defeated, Jrrary Sanitation Company $4,991 tt. Oa.rba.Ri> Con I r act. Bur- 1,867 to-829. rougti Corporation 190 M, Arct. No JOS: 8onoy « B*f Co. S300. Also defeated by a Aeet. No lflB: °Brl(m Chfvroflt 148 19. Acer No. 408: Brlff> Chov- vote of 1,074 to 1,039 was rolrt I1S6 00. Police Car Rental; Morria J<-w<-l^r» IS 30. Acct. No a proposal which would 406. P J Monafhan and Son S1A99. Arrl No. 406; Vincent allow the board to secure Nrbua »18«.. Acct No. (10—1969 Rn.: Vincent Nfhun 116 00. Acct access right of w,ays to No «10: Kottan Shop $1341. Acct. No, 610: Frank'! Market 11500. the, Samsel School. Acct No. 810 - 1969 R«>i : Victor J Norton ^70 00. Acct. No 610. The two budget items O«ndl*k'a Crocfry 11500. Acct. No 610: Dor-ncr Lon«>> S10 00. will be reconsidered by AccL No 610; Florvncr Lone MOW. Acct No. 610; B Frffrrs the board and may be re- M60. Acct No 610: John 8i»t- kpwakl t»00. Acct. No. 1021—1969 vised or re-eubmirted to Her: Home Nwi Publlahlrut Co. 1108.44. Acct No. 10U: Hom« voters intact at a special Nowa Publtflilnc Co. 1108 41. Ac- count No 406: Homf Nrwa Puh_ referendum in about two llahlns Co. «10» 41. Acct No 306: Home New* PublUhlnn Co. 1108- 4t. Acct. Ifft «10: Homi- Ni-w« Publlahlna; Co. -6108.41. Acct. No. Bossong served on the TO: David Condlt WO00. DOK board previously for one Warden: Mary L. Bntua 118 00. Plannlnf Board: Stale Planning term. Dreyfus* was'de- Conffranca 111.00. Planning Bd ; Oeorire Btadrr (Poatmuterl 130- feated in a previous at- 00. PUnnlnc Board; D. Dekoff a Son S7.6O. Plannlnf Board: 8outh tempt for board membet- Amboy Pollc* Reaenre 180.00. Ac- count No. 1011: John 8. Doolln* ahip and Keegan was a I1.1JBO0. Ord. No 677: Rrmico Aaaoclalea tSS.OO. Acct. No. 810: oandidate in two previ- 19*9 R«a.: Fred C Mundy U.300- 00. Ord. No. 6J7— list Rra ; Cy- ous elections. clone F«occ F>pt American Stavl.and Wire Dlv (700.00. Em". «ency Reaolutjpn. Land Fill—1969- Tlte three new meni- Rea : Sadie Dowdfll f 10.00. Ac- bers will be sworn in as count No. 606: South Ambov Truat Co. fm.OD. Acct. No. 606: board members during Burroucha Cora. t39.80 Acct. No. 116; Mary L. Brattia $10 00 Bmrd an organization aeesfon of Adluatmmt: Joar^h J. Woj- clKhowakl 1189 00. Acct No 910: Monday when n«w offi- Public Recreation Aaan 118 00. Acct No. 910; The KublaUk cers of the board, includ- Asency U36 7*. Acct No. lit: The Prudential Insurance Co. 1183.71. ing a board president, Oroup Ins.: Morria Jeweler* t«6.00. Acct. No. 306: John Doo. will probably be chosen. llnf »8 6O Acct No 406: Hran- knwakl'a Market S60.80. Acct. No. • Paul Karbowski, identi- *10: Public Service Electric '" during On Sunday afternoon a and Karen; and a brother ttte past 14 months as fire was caused by flying James. Council President, because sparks from a paper fire in Funeral services were of which he Is being more the yard of Paul Tabasko of held Monday at 9:00 a. m., or less "pressured" to be a Augusta 8t. The garages candidate for mayor. Holy Spirit Church. Inter- In the adjacent yard start- ment, Holy Trinity Ceme- Although many persons ed to burn, but the fire tery, expeot this year's primary was checked promptly by t the vehicle Tech. 8ft. Leonard L. UiaWt. she was a member of -the Joseph JoBwia.lt of Lau- was stolen on Feb. 3 In First Mtrtfcodtet Church, So. rel Street Is confflned to his local Air Force reprttenUtive, Plalnfleld. It was towed to announced today that qualified Amboy, the Friendship Bl- borne with pneumonia. Murphy's garage where. It by CAROL LANE young men can now tak* ad- Me COast and the Adult was'Clalmed by Its owner. B OWBM vantage of immediate entry into FeUowshlp-ef the church. Councilman James Van- SHtU OIL OOtAfW*/ the aviation cadet program which She was a member of the Derveer gave notice that a produce* navigators. Auto accidents during Middlesex County Assn.. for Senior OrWzene meeting The United State*' raott power- the Mind. will be held this Saturday the past week: On Monday t96O CALMUDM. (SIOAMD ful air defense system Is iu abil- afternoon at 2:00 p. m. at evening, on Bordentown mate -t*y wet*MHOS - ity to wage strategic warfare, She leaves her husband, the PRR YMCA. Its pur- Ave." and Pine Ave., a vehi- Uinh»rt said. Thi* atHpmtnt It WUUam two sons, Daniel cle driven by Robert Post, given the Air Force's Strategic and Theodore: a brother, pose will be to select a tem- Air Command and the Tactical porary secretary and a no- age 17, of 441 Prospect St. •axe A ibongm Charles Knorr, Rahway; 4 and one driven by Thomas Air Command. Navigator* In 8AC slaters, Mrs. Helen Chew, minating committee. Re- or TAC may utillie their training freshments will be served. Seeg, age 49, of 333 Mid- at UMW/H6 #mx ABOUT too in such modern aircraft at the Linden, Mis. Margaret Fau- land Ave., Morgan, collided. Of HOMt BH Hustler, the BO Stratofott- ser, South Amboy, Mrs. LU- Both parties.were slightly lian Batterson, Trenton The Lagoda clan held Its rest, the F1M Delta Dart or the Injured. Seeg was treated by F10S Thunderchief. Park, and Mrs. Marie KJett, annual reunion at the Dr. Jastonowskl, while Post UMCOUJ* RKJHWkV The • aviation cadet program Carteret. home of Mr. and Mrs. Jos- refused treatment. trains both pilots and aavigaton Bervtoes wert> held this eph .Lagoda In Melrose. All On Sunday evening, Arn- for the Air Force. morning at 11:00 a. m. at the IAgoda brothers and •am*/, M* ao oceaunM Further information about the old Zlola, of 243 George St. aviation cadet program is avail- the Mason-Wilson Funeral one sister were In attend- came to police headquar- Home. Interment In Christ ance. Missing was Sister able from Lalnhart, at Room tB ters and reported that he MOMOWSBPTS UWtflW Church Cemetery. Mary OarmeBta, a nun who la the Pott Office Building here. struck a tree at 329 8. Pin* SUHm.0fC.1S OWrSTMAS 1* now In New Mexico. Ave. The tree survived, but THOMAS I, KBNNBDT Zlola's vehicle suffered a ftMQv, JMA (19U) HEW Vtt*5 (*V Thomas J. Kennedy, 146 The new brighter light damage on grill and bum- AU mat rat Stockton St., died Wednes- on the corner of. Augusta per. Street and Festu* Street Is day, Feb. 3rd, at his home 0KM MOMt THAT UA SOW HIfollowing an extended 111- a welcomed addition to the AtJO Mttm SYAMHUfX MAKK ektya lighting system. Al- On Sunday mornlnc, ' nes6. He Francis Zebro of 442 Hen- mm mw storum eran of though, last year's city's mis HSM •glut Ull was about $000 ry Street reported his ve- MOW UOTIA reared employee of the higher than the . previous hicle was damaged while Pennsylvania R. R. Towing year, It's a small Invest- parked on Henry Streett JL Une. ment considering the extra Mr. Kennedy, a native of safety dividends extra Il- Alfred' Maher reported to this city, was the son or lumination offer*. police that a vehicle driven the late Mr. and Mrs. Dan- by Harold W. Johnson of iel Kennedy. He was a com- 323 George Street struck municant of St. 'Mary's On Tnesday afternoon, a his vehicle while It was sBafvt sip of the hand of Church and a member of parked on George St. Dam- its Holy Name Society. on* of the bank's execu- age was slight. tives tripped the bifrglar He leaves two- sisters, alarm Into action at 4:25 at Mtas Nettle Kennedy, at the So. Amboy Trust Oo. On Friday evening Coun-> home and Mrs. Ann Shref- Patrolmen Rea and Tedesoo clkneri John Rowley and fler of Reading, Pa. made a mad dash to the- Frederic Reese, members of Funeral services were geene—*o aw assured every- the Board of School Esti- heM Monday at 8:90 a. m. thing was OK. mates had a meeting ' seems rather appropriate that from the Oundrum Fune- scheduled with their coun- Then I Am a Young Girl Again ra sea captain's wife should se- ral Home fontowed^by Mass terparts from the Board of lect "See Song Pie" as her favorite They are starting hi at at 0:00 a, m. at St. Marys Education who did not Whet\ / imell apple butter cooking. reetpe In the "Bluwose" Province CBmreh. Inferment, m 8t an early age—* 4-year-okl show up. of NOTS Scotia.' lad turned In a false alarm Or sharp, tweet hint of hot chili sauce, or cattup, "And all my Nova 8eotia friends M*ry* Cemetery. agree that 'Bee Song Pie' Is an on Tuesday afternoon at Then I ana young girl again. outstanding, favorite with women 1 CONSTANT POCZnOT at. 2:15. Sgt. Ed. 6*Mary Coming home from tdiool in middy bloute and pleated throughout the*' province, * Mrs. constant Poctetaot of »i S. X. H. Davias says. ami Patrolman A. Taralto $kirt, t Catherine Bt, died Friday, picked up the pdnt-slsed Sajrt-Wood Ford Mrs. Oaviee' husband is master S«l«t • Port* and Service My books clasped tightly against my heart. of the Canadian National's new Feb. 5, in South Amboy Me- lad and turned him over to My dreams are of the future; Bay of Pundy ferry "Blaenose," morial Hospital. MB mother for "capital" A-1 UMd Car* wbioh operates between Tar- IT. •, MAOISON TOWNSHIP The prince on hit tvhite charger} mouth, N. 8., and Bar Harbor, ale. He was born in Poland punishment of the south- and lived fa South Amboy ern region. tOO «. I. •» «»yr«»»«< M»#»l*t O. The plaudit! of the multitude; Here Is how Mrs. Davlea makes PArkway 1-4*00 "Ses Sent We": for SS yean. • He was a I may be On the stage, the platform, or in foreign fields, 1 pound dried salt oodSah, member of Sacred Heart diced lane But always a sensation 1 cup diced potatCMt, raw Parish. He retired 3 years » cup chopped onions A ..BERN'S For I do not know of mediocrity. ^ 1 ublMpooni buttw ago from the South Amboy MADAME SANDS I taklMboona Bour Sanitation Department. READER ft ADVISOR Then abruptly comes Mother's voice, t MM mini Surviving are Ms twtfe, y 36, Morgan "Run, change your dress. There's work to do. •nous* •fapEi pi* eruet Anna; four daughters, Mrs. to MM* six small covers Valerie Oslo, Laurence SayrevtHe, N. J. The chill sauce is ready and Tve no clean fars." Bring salt codfish to a boll la (2 mil* So. of So. Amboy) oraer to freshen It Then boll for Harbor, Mrs. Cecelia Ba- As I gage unheeding, lost in the mists of my own making. II minutes In t cups fresh water dore, Mrs. Martha Ooman- across from She smiles tenderly. with potatoes and onions. Drain. skl, at?d Mrs. Marlon Bla- mo. — THUS. — m. Mary Outer Palnta Melt butter In double boiler; add' se* t; ttiree sons, Joseph, 117 NORTH BROADWAY "There's fresh bread and watm,apple tauce waiting. flour and mix well, cooking several minutes. Add milk gradually, Vincent, and Bernard; all SOUTH AMBOY, N. J. for appointment can Hurry, Heart You can tell me about it as you wash jars." PArkway stirring eonntantly null thickened, of this) city; 14 grandchil- (took three minutes. Add salt and dren and five great-grand- Phone PArkway 1-0rfS* Perhaps some of my dreamt were preserved in those jars. tepper, ash and potatoes. Divide Into sis small not pis dishes. Cover children. And I will find them someday. with crust and bake until golden Services ware held Mon- Fresh and beautiful. brown. . __ mt day at 8:30 a. m. from the Kursawa. PutMnl Home HELP WANTED-FEMALE followed by 8:00 Mass at Sacred Heart Church. In- terment, sacred Heart 2545 for Rglrt rork, steady, good pay. B. J. EXCAVATING Cemetery. GRADIN<7« CELLARS DUG Eugene A. Morris Garment Co., Washington Ave. & feltus St. Stoti Pelnta, Oil* aid Vanishes fOP SOIL — MASON SAND — PILL MRT Brashes, Glaee, Broasee -_—. ,,,. — thiASS ^•w—- . -Tii.tArkwiyl.J385. STREET: SOUTH AMBOY, N. J. Odd leaf. SUIBS, Bto. fully launched brine Soviets to.a deeJmMD to the United Phont PArkway 1-108* WALL PAPER States for selllnf Mrnkmrlchss tts Pint Btnt, Seats) Aa (It's na eutonobue). DM PArkway 1-O4U i ffre)WDTIANICY CITIEBN

The regular monthly meeting of St. Mary's Ro- sary Society was held Tues- day, Feb. 0 in the school cafeteria. Mrs. Vincent Hlgglns, vice president, presided, In the absence of th« president. Mrs. George Mochen, who Is recuperating from a recent operation. The annual cake sale will be held 8un<*ay. F:b. 21. after the Masses, In the IN 9fORTS, just as m war W«fi S&iool foyer. Mrs. (art, llW* seems to be no sub Ttttpm&s Quinlan Is chair- stitutf for victory and I'm sure man. no gne can appreciate thi Mrs. A*ert Helm, chair- nior« than gallant little Harvey man of lhs Cancer Dressing Had4>*. who electrified the Unit announced that a to- baseball world last Summer tal of 8,633 dressings and whtn he hurled an unprecc dented string fit 12 perfect in 90 hospital Jackets have nings—only to lose his ball been made by the group game in an unlucky 13ttv and sent to hospitals caring NOW YOU would think that for cancer patients. The a feat like this would retain unit was organized a year its lustre at least through 1959 ago. and perhaps over the next two A Hat Fashion Show ts or three years. Such was not planned for AprU 7. Mrs. the case, however, as demon- strated by the 1959 Associated James J. Ooan wlU be Press "Man of the Year" sport.' chairman. poll. Ingemar Johansson was a Following th meeting, big winner with 120 votes over refreshments were served runnerup Johnny Unitas's 54. by Mrs. James Moyle and A SOUTH AMBOY GUIDED UNIT - Thii Sunday, a recently OUT OF 23 athletes, listed her committee. Th* Bowiei were putting the band through iti paces for only six were ballplayers with organized Drum and Bugls Corps in Monville, N. J. will make the past nine months. The band ha; now reiched the nece- The next meeting Is itl debut info a "ilandtrill" competition in Atbury Park. Thjy ssary skill and proficiency to participate In Its first standstill Ernie Banks getting 12 bal- scheduled for March S. lots to rank fourth, three votes are the Sicred Heart Crusaderi attached to the Sacred Hjort competition which will be in Asbury Park this Sunday aftor- ahead of fifth place Nellie Fox Perish in Manville, wK'«re a native of South Amboy tht Rev. noon. ' ' who beat out Larry Sherry by •M-.gr. Martin Madura j« paitor, and the Rev. Melvln Stan- one Hank Aaron garnered S. H. Rosary Society Other members of the Melrose Drum and Bugle Corps who three tallies while Early Wynn citwiki, a former assistant pastor at the Sacred Heart Church, ,havj been instrumental in ,the fait progress of It* ManvtIM and Elroy Face each got one. Cake Sale Sat. South Ambpy it iiiiitant pastor and th» Corps' moderator. brethren are: Robert Hamilton, Geora* Podohk and Joseph . I'M NOT going to quarrel A ..cake sale under the The band was organir»d In March, 1959 through the O'Connor, who acted a* drum Instructors; while Susan Mali* about those players who made auspices' of the Sacred efforts of M:gr. Madura and Father Stanczewski with Mr. and Viowskl and Mri. Bowie assisted as Color Guard and Major* the AP list—all had good years Heart Rosary Society wM Mri. Colbert Bowie, directors of the Melrote Drum & Bugft •We Instructor*. and deserve to be mentioned be held Saturday and Sun- Corps as technical advisors. in any poll of 195fl sports day, February 13 and 14 at achievements. But. for my Sacred Heart Hall. 'The money, any pitcher in this day cakes will be sold on Sat- Enterprise Auxiliary and age who keeps- first base jHelrose Band in. frwabhip BiWe Class absolutely empty for 12 urday afternoon from 2:00 Trick Tray, Tuesday Heart PTA straight innings, regardless of p. m. on arrd Sunday after Competition, Sunday Plans CWJdreo Untdwo* all Mass from 6:00 a. m. to . The Melrose Drum and Ladles Auxiliary of En- the final outcome, belongs in Meetings Listed The Friendship BttAe any baseball menirrry book 12 p. m. Bugle corps will compete terprise Hook and Ladder On Monday evening, at SO HERE'S one pood loud Sunday In a standstill com- Co. will hold a Tricky Tray Class of the First Methodist Mrs. J. Chlebickl Is the 8:00 o'clock the Sacred Church, wdU hold a Chil- 19S9 vote for Harvey Haddix' chairlady and Mrs. Lottie petition at Convention Hall Social Tuesday evening, Heart PTA executive board* Szalranski, co-cnalrlady. In Astoury Park at 2 p. m. February 16 In the Broad- will meet In the School' dren's Lundheon In the $»-, The Color Guard will also way flrehouee at 7:30 p. m. Cafeteria. clal room on Thursday, Fe- Service Notes compete In a marching and Tickets may be obtained The regular monthly- bruary loth, between the* RARITAN maneuvering contest at the from members or at the meeting of. the organisa- hours of 1130 a. m. and Port Bragg. N. C.—Army same time. All Corps and door. tion will be held on Thurs- 1:00 p. m, The menu i|W Pvt. Thomas Bennett, son Color Guards are members Mrs. Marge Lapchuk Is In day evening, at 7:30 in the consist, at hot doge, orange, DINER of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace of the Jersey Shore Area charge of arrangements. drink, cup cakes, and pota- Bennett, 925 Woodland aaored Heart Auditorium. to chips. 24 HOURS Drum and Bugle Corps She Is assisted by Mrs. Ave., South Amboy, recent- Council. Martha Dennen. ly was assigned to the 62nd — SJIOAY SPECIAl — Artillery at Fort Bragf*, StrTftTOInth Shore Ctnvy Show in color Suiubys, NBC TV-Id* fit tone Ctwvy Showroom weekly, ABC TV. N. C. FI$H PU1TER 90c Bennett, a cannoneer In the artiMery's Battery A, SHUIMP PLATTER entered the Army In Au- SCAUOP PUTTER gust 1959 and received bas- (Two Vepetoblet - Potato**) ic training at Fort Ben- ( Dinner* to go out ot all timai I ndng, Qa. ; The 23-year-old soldier attended eayregue High ?*>A bub* to fed wHh m»I* School and was eteployed and praise." by thie Public -Benrtoe Gas i

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heart and circulatory dlaeaaat aft* tount for mow deaths each year In t&is oom- toonltr and throughout the United State* titan "CORVAIR HANDLES BETTER, STEERS MORE EASILY, RESPONDS all other cause* of death combined; WBKBSAS one among each 16 Americana «uf- MUCH MORE QUICKLY AND HOLDS THE ROAD MORE SECURELY fen from wme form of theee disease*, and 600,000 children are among the victim*; THAN ANY STOCK FOUR-DOOR SEDAN EVER MADE IN THE U.S." WBKRXAfl heart and circulatory disease! -Jim WhippU, Car Lift tauae wldeapread human suffering and are a *e- risju drain on the financial stability of the home, If you think we're enthusiastic about Corvair, leaf through the leading automotive, sports and science and a large economic loai to local Industry and magazines and see what the experts are saying. Then, by all means, drive one yourself. _ the community at large; WBKRXAS the American Heart iwsoclatloj*. "Connir's steering is to light that tt in the Corvair than ia tome standard "There ia none of the ryploal watoe it* affiliate* and chapter* constitute complete., control over every situation." It akootl teem* that tfcn ia no •aglnt, cttlatlon; "So far aa (bopping goes,' the Corvair to -KaHUMpm, a housewife'* dream. It's small and eerily and the general effect is to quiet aslope Sports Gars lOiutntti AMD WHERIAS the Middlesex County Heart maneuvered without any power electing, llfiHSft UOCeUSOTt" -John R. B**4,Rm*A1rmk Association Is conducting the 1969 Heart Fund. and to easily parked . .. it'* a lot easier "Steers like a feather and ia extremely to'unload a out full of groceries Into a prtve from February 1 through M to support a quick This is a beautifully designed front trunk at the supermarket than It "No written word can suffice for the ••'••• • 1 fear-round program of research, professional and automobile, engineered by real pro*.. r^ ~ I* into a rear one," •eauine pleasure that you will receive . lay education and community service: -Tom McCahill, Mmhanlx Ittuttmtd —Rotmary Fnndt, Popular Sctmei behind the wheel of America's newest • f anoTmost advanced contribution to ma*. MOW, THXREFORX, Bl IT PROCLAMlD "Moot aurpriaing thing to me outside of poriation It is * greet car." "I want to state at firmly as I can that -*Don Stewart, Motor Lift TKAT I, Joseph Charmello, Mayor of South Am- the excellent handling characteristic* was the Corvair handjes as beautifully and it fcaj do hereby order that the month of February the feeling of roominess inside. ... I a* safe aa—if not safer than—any family tjf, observed as Heart Month In South Amboy, and didn't have the sensation of driving a oar off the road today." ttjat; I further urge all cltlMtu to support the small car and the headroom was greater -Jim m corvair sfsart Fund campaign and all schools, churches, byOuvrol* civic, social and fraternal organisa* and business establishment* to lend this Drive it-W» fun-tam'c! See ymr local authorised OmraUt dealer for fart aW/irry, favoralde deal*. d/lve theft* most earnest cooperation. Authorised Chevrolet Dealer in South Amboy, N. J in Perth Ainboy, N. J. BRICGS CHEVROLET T000 CHEVROLET, INC. Attest; Mayor Main Street PArkway 1-1400 140 New •rwnylck Ave. VAlley 4-0011 J.Trlgvs, City Clerk Authorized Chevrolet Dealer in Carte ret, N. J. in Metuchen, N. J. GODNEY CHEVROLET, INC. JUffi CHEVRWH, INC. 30 Roosevelt Ave. Klmball 1-5123 27 Ubeity