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W •CITIZI Vol. ldS, No. 42 Advertising less than 75% /Thursday. October 15, * 15 Cents Resolution Asks for Police Report 12 Arrests Fight I e&ds to Foot Pursuit Edgeboro Audit During the course of an suspect, he was observed by For Public Drinking altercation on Broadway, an off-duty lUhway The City Council Tuesday Defort added no closing South Amboy Police Corrections Institution approved a resolution costs were anticipated prior As a result of their on- F McCarthy, all 18. The observed a man known to be officer entering a Broadway requesting Governor Ke«n to to the extension Since the going clean up of city suspects were arrested by a fugitive on • warrant from The Rah way officer conduct or empower a task extension of the closing streets, South Am boy Police Det. Bernard Mackiel the Middlesex County report the arrept of a dozen subdued the suspect force to conduct a thorough deadline, New York City John Nebus, Pine Avenue, Prosecutor's office Upon arrival Del Robert audit of the financial records garbage is no longer individuals on charges of was placed under arrest of Edgeboro to determine if possession and consumption On September 30 at McKeon and Ptl. George accepted at Edgeboro September 19 at approximately 11 p.m., Kern placed Dante under the rate increase of 227 meaning these carters do not of alcoholic beverages in approximately 10 p.m. for percent granted to Edgeboro public The daU •; of arrest police were summoned to the arrest He was remandco to have to pay the increase to possession and consumption corner ot Broadway and the Middlesex County Adult is justified close the facility This fac! range over the past two of an alcoho ic beverage on a months John Street to break up a Correctional facility upon The owners of the has infuriated city officials public street Nebus was fighi which was taking his >elease from South Edgeboro Landfill petitioned Recently Mayor John T On August 8 at arrested by Ft I Thomas place Upon arrival, police approximately midnight, Amboy Memorial Hospi'al the Board of Public Utiliuc* O'Leary along with other Brinamen broke up th*> fight. Arrested where he was treated for to grant 553 percent increase mayors of Middlesex and John Hudzik, South Amboy, On September 29 at about was,Michael J Materangolo, in fees charged to their was arrested by Ptl! Steve injuries sustained in a fall Union County communities 11 p.m. one city man and two 22. of South Amboy He was from a 6-foot high fence. customers which use the went to Trenton tfi express Pavich. juveniles were arrested by charged with obstruct nn of landfill to dispose of their On September 4 at The warrant from the their concerns of the effects Ptl. Steve Pavich for the administration of law by County prosecutor's office solid waste. the increase is having upon approximately 10 pm., three possession and consumption Sgt Will Housma:? their municipalities. Iselin men were arrested on was for a parole violation on In August, the UPC of an alcoholic beverage on a Materagolo was released charges of burglary, theft, granted a 227 percent "I feel that the rate charges of possessing and city street James !/nigh!m, on his own recognizance increase, half of what the consumption Arrested were 18, of Henry Street was taken two counts of possession of a increase was unfair and During the course of the controlled dangerous ownen; were seeking unreasonable. ft, O'Leary Brian 7 McCai t.hy. Richard into custody along with the brawl, police observed a Recently the owners. The V AKmstrong and William two juveniles The juveniles substance and possession said, "unfair because this suspect known to them to be with intent to distribute Herbert Brothers, went crisis would not have were released into their a fugitive on a warrant from before the BPU seeking the occurred if the courts of New parent's custody the Middlesex ("ounty other half o> thf increase Jersey did not dictate the Huisart Miffed by On October 1 at Prosecutor's office Offic—s claiming the 227 percent New York and outside approximately 10 pm Robi.i entered a nearby to increase was not enough to counties be allowed to dump Incinerator Study Van Mierlo, 'H, of Portia apprehend the suspect At close the landfill as th ey arc at Edgeboro. It is also uniair Street; Christopher Adams, The following cases were Councilman .lack Kulsart this time, the suspecl eluded mandated to do January k because our taxpayers 20 of John Street; and police and teu them dp a wild heard in South Amboy Councilman at Large fc'd- should not be forced to close criticized the Middlesex Donald McKim. 20. were Muncipal Court by Judge County Board of Chosen foot chase along Broadway ^ard J Defort applauded private land, regardless of placed under arrest for throught yards and back Joseph Hoffman (he fact it is a landfill." Freeholders plan to give the resolution "What I don't possession and consumption lots Henry A Zielinski. South understand is the landfill $450,000 to the Middlesex of alcoholic beverages by The mayor argued the rate ( ounty Utilities Autr ority to Police identified the Plainfield. pleaded guilty to was originally scheduled to increase is unreasonable Ptl George Kern close June 18. as of June II stud' the impact of the suspect as Kevin Dante. 26. illegally picking up since those who have proposed incinerator on the All *rrests were made of South Amboy After South recyclables at curtaide. He there was no mention of an previously dumped at without incident increase in order to close the area Amboy police chased ihe was fined $50 and $15 in court Edgeboro are excluded costs facility." said Defort, "how from the hike Commenting on . a were they going to c1 se the newspaper article. Huisart Rontld J Yaniak. South The resolution sad the Amboy, pleaded guilty to facility if the state csdn't increased fees have resulted said when the Freeholders Senior Citizen Center extend the closing date''" were selecting a possible site charges of careless driving in a passing on of th<: and for failure to make increased dumping fees to for the incinerator, the firm hired was Gershman. Addition Contract Awarded repairs to Ws motor vehicle the ultimate consumer He was fined $60 and $25 in municipalities "The Brttner and Bratton Inc of City Sets Falls Church. Virginia. was The City Council approved the s.ime tune we re court costs magnitude of the increase hired by Mie county to find a resolution (or aller.i'.inns enlarging the game room • .(Ifenn W McNeil. has created hardships on the and an addition to the Senii.r The planned 22 foot by fiT Brooklyn \ Y . was found part of majiy cit'/ens and suitable s/f , Land Auction l^oand hehold the MCI'A Citi/en Resource Center foot addition u.iuld be built guilty of leaving the scene of municipal budgets," said the hired this firm for their located on Stevens Ave on the vacant lot .^djurent to a Nov1 28. 1986 accident He The City Council passed a resolution which states if the The project, originally the Resource Cen(er at the resolution Tuesday to sell increase can not be justified feasibility study." said was fined $100 and assessed Huisart. "the same outfit, discussed last year, will cos. Henry Street Sevens $15 court costs two parcels of land at a the increase shoi..d be $1B9.74<) the "contract was Avenue intersection public auction which will be ordered to be repealed. it's like havign the fox watch David Rahucha. South the henhouse " awarded to the G'vmpic "The intersection will also Amboy pleaded guilty to a neld Monday, November9 See Mayor OTearvs open Construction Company be landscaped ending One tract is the sue of the Huisart said the action is careless driving charge He letter to the citizens of South ridiculous "It's beyond me Last September architect residents complaints of was fined $50 and $15 court old Star-Lite Diner, opposite Arnboy for more on tht Thomas Vail. New garbage on the vacant lot Old Town Deli The thai they sit anc\ do things costs Landfill. like this, said Huisart Brunswick. said the ur.-i children riding the bikes Douglas D e m a i" c o . minimum bid fo; this parcel improvements planned off makeshift ramps SayreviMe, pleaded guilty to is $225,000 This ,land will include »r. expanded consumitiv alcohol in a include whatever interest kitch* i. game room, new motor veh.cle The incident the city has in the extension Tax Offender Gets entrance and a covered Citv Man Arrested occured June 18 and the of George Streel wh.'h drivev ay complaint filtd by Pi J. Carl borders the property 'it;- a very simple On Disturbance Nemeth He was"fined $20 four months custodial sentence should Candidate? (M. 25custody by Ptl Gerald The complaint was signed by of surplus land within the imprisonment and three make .t clear to those who Piz/iolo Bath was released Ptl Ronald Geary, a C.»nra-il city to help eas- the cax years probation for failing to violate the tax laws that the pending ;« ce.urt date The .Regular democratic 1 Policeman Ferraro was burden file federal income- tax IRS will conduct a vigouroud jUrnamzation will hold it's schedule' lor later this fined $l(i() and $25 court The auction will begm at returns As a condition of his investigation to its Annual Coctail Party on month costs 7:30 the Council will probation Magistrate conclusion to i.isure Sundn\ October 'l:t fro;n 2 Lauer Gustavo. South approve or reject offers at a I'uieke instructed Flanagan maximum compharve t>\ p in to t; p m at the Knights Amboy, was found guilty of public meeting to be he'd at B to do the following" ' 1 all." commented Rotnrt G of Columbus. Stevens Ave Puck «*l.~» i>. looking for failing to keep vehicle under p.m., following the auction must get help for Hoche. Chief of the IRS The Democrats will \v .i cuhmaster. \n> adult control Gustave was fined The s«:le of the land is gambling -md alcohol Criminal Investigation honorific their rand.'d-;!i> in with soviir quality limr $50 and assessed $15 court subject to th'. right of first addiction abuse. • li» he is Division n Newark the upcoming ,\o\ :) U» share, please call costs. refusal of neighboring land prohibited from election Senator Lawrence .lean (irem al 7-'l-21.Vi. Heather Claxon. North owners participating in any S Weiss. Assemblymen' Ms. iirt'i'ii. '.in in-live PlamfieM. ^t-aded guilty to According to the wagering activities or Rapist Apprehended Alan J Karcher and George supporter of the scouts. trespassing on private resolution, all bidders are ventures; •:<> v he ' nvisl Otlowski. Surrogate . mentions that "we property belonging to requested to investigate the cooperate with Internal South Amboy police Donald olsen. Freeholders cannot have cubsiouls apprehended a city man on Conrail. She was fined $100 property prior to offering Revenue Service «nd pay all Dorothy Power and. Dona Id without a vubmastrr." and assessed $25 court costs any bids penalties and file all charges out of Old Bridge the Wernik, Council-at-Large delinquent returns no later suspect raped a Laurence Edwaru "Jake' Defort. than the first year of his Harbor woman Councilmen Jack Huisart probation; and (4) he must James Amorosa. 24, of U'A and Mike Charmello timely file all tax returns for S Broadway was observed Tickets may 1>V purchas* d J J Harrif an Co , Inc S A Rec Dept. , MADURA ,the entire time of probation by Det Bernard Mackiel on for $1000 from Committee Krul I- -.lull-1 liisu'am ;• Volleyball Flanagan was arrested in Broadway It was known to •members; Sy Atlardi, PHARMACY May by special agents of the Mackiel the suspect was Chester Ciszewski, Augie South Amboy 721-1732 IRS after he failed to make a wanted in Old Bridge Charmello, Agnes Croddlck. Ti\ 7SIX) Recreational Depart scheduled court appearance Amorosa was arrested by Ray Durski, Linda (ii."nett, nient wilt start its Open This Sunday m April to answei charges of Mackiel and Ptl Thomas James H eim, Man A.°n intramural volleyball 6 p.m to 10 p.m. failing to file returns for the Brinamen and turned over to Holovacko Joe Keenan, Dot games on Sunday. years 1980 to 1985. authorities from the Old Kokoszka. Mary lenahan. j HENRYS October lMh. Ages 112-17 In Ca*« of Emcrgtncy This prosecuti'.i was a Bridge Polit ••» Department Bill I^onard, Dennis i BARBERSHOP will play from S:W • Call result of an IKS Amorosa was charged McCarthy, Jean Mundy, j 5:00; 18 and up will plu\ investigation into the illegal with aggravated assault in Helen Mackiel. ,'udy from 5:041 (i:00 \il 721-1930 lax protestor movement, in Old Bridge for the incident O'Connor, June O'Learv. j South Amboy games art* playrd at which individuals claim an which took place September Warren Rappleyea, Marge 7271291 Hoffman livni. excessive. number of y in Cheesequake Park Surman. Rav Tnnms/ewski 1 The SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN -2- Thursday, October IS, 11W7 Mile Square Talk It wuud to learn ef the passing of Alf Landon on Healthwatch '87, (he largest health fair :~> New Jersey, An interesting note that account* 'ar ihe prestige ol the Monday. But how many knew he wu •till alive7 will be sponsored by John F Kennedy Meoxal Center in Old Fanners Almanac' Back ; the esny part of the Edison at Menlo Park Mall on Saturday, October 17 certury when Alirancs were contpeting widi one another on Reviewing • May' 14 Mile Square Talk item we read "not A variety of free testing, two low cost blood tests, free a large scale, the "Old FaimT* AlmaruK " made a much better than a .500 record is likely to win the American literature and demonstrations and counseling by health prediction that won it fame. They called for snow on the 4th i/ttgue's Western Division " The Twin* finished 85-77 Look professionals are available all day during 'he fair. Many of July, and it did snow on that day What turned out to be a for pro-picks to start soon JFK ~ervir to all phenomena, including another team MrKeon is reportedly not satisfied with the "Prior to October 1, '.887," Freeholder Power said, "New weather. It follows, therefore, that we believe weather is situation in San Diego since Chub Feeney was made jersey food stores were permitted to collect State sales tax predictable It is obvious, however, that neither we nor resident of the club, limiting McKeons authority. Xiiswn on these items wbon they wre purchased with food anyone else has as yet gained sufficient insight into the £i big league circles as "Trader Jack," Mr.Keon 1.1 stamps " mysteries of the universe to predict weather with anything recognlied *o a ihrewd negotiator when it comes to resembling total accuracy." swapping talenv. He previously served as field manager of With all the weather forecasts being dispersed via the the Kansas City Roy. «ls and the Oakland As media, we'd Uke to join the parade, but instead of making our own forecast, we will quote from the most prestigious Farmers Almanac for the coming year Young Stamp Obituary Mayor John T O'Leary and all members of the City "Late Ull will be colder than normal, leading into a harsh RostM. Rotenthal Council congratulated Tom Kelly on leading the Minnesota winter, but one ot horter than normal duration. After an Collector at Library Twins to the World Series Rose M Rosenthal, 79, early mild spell, November should get colder with a heavy October is National Stamp Councilman Edward J Defort said Kelly's success has snowstorm at Thj iksgivmg Cold waves in early and late died Sunday, October 11, given local fans something to root for since the Meti and Collecting Month, and to 1987 at Roosevelt Hospital, December, togc-lxr with frequent storms, will make it a note the occasion, tlie Boston Vledsox v Defort admitted to being a fan of the Mets cold and wrt month as a prelude to a cold and snowy Edison. Bom in Kea«hv, and Redsox) are not hi post season play this season. "Print Children's Department of Mrs. Rosenthal lived in January Unseasonably cold weather will continue well into the Dowdell Library has on thai," said O'Leary February, but with less frequent storms Then throughl the South Amboy for the past M exhibit a collection of years She was a member first halt of March it should be milder than normal, with stamps, courtesy of Kristen On Sunday. October 18. 1987, Communipaw frequent storms bringing near-normal amounts of and past president of the Henry, A collector for »l*out Disabled American Commemoratives, The Friends of the New Jersey Central precipitation. Thereafter considerably warmer and drier r a year and a half, K isten is Veterans Benyei Connors and the New Jersey Slate Department of Environmental weather should prevail. a student at Ci. Mary's Protectin, Department of Paries and Forestry-State Park "Spring ir»*y be warmer and wetter overall, but with chapter 67 Ladies Auxiliary. School. Her stamps are She is survived by her Service will sponsor Rail Expo VII, a model railroad, considerable variability. April, through midrnontl.\ is primari)> from 'he United railroadianna, toy train, and transportation collectibles expected to be unseasonably warm, but the latter half of Ibe husband, Hymau J.; two States, wiih nome foreign brothers Joseph Forsthoffer, Show and Sale at the restored Central Railroad Terminal month and the first half of May should see cooler than countries mt*«xl in. Building at State Park. Jer *ey City, NJ normal weather with frequent rains. Seasonable of Fords and Louis Also on display is a US temperatures nad frequent but modest rains are Forsthoffer of Keasbey and Postal Service poster for anticipated for the l^st half oi flay A cold and wet period in one sister Katherine The Golden Agers Choral Group will be performing at teh National Stamp Collecting early June should be followed oy an unseasonably warm Pasierak of Fords Haziet Manor Nurning Home, HazJet at 1 p.m. Monday on Month, featuring a new latter half with frequent and heovy thundershowers Funeral services were October 19th under the direction of Colbert Bowie. twenty-two cent stamp The Choral Group are also looking for new members, "Summer should be slightly cooler and wetter than held on Wednesday October series. The five panel series 14. 1967 from The Gundrum anyone interested in joining may come io our practice any normal after a heat wave at the beginning of July. Above- is of historic trains, among Monday at 9:30 am a! the Senior Citizen Center on Main normal cloudiness and frequent showers will prevail until Service 'Home For them the John Bull, which Funerals" 237 Bordentown St. inSayrtville mid August Heavy rains after mid-July may cause serious first went to work here in floods in northern sections Mid-August may be qvjte dry, Avenue, South Amboy South Amboy The stamps followed by a 12:30 PM with seasonable temperatures, before a cold front with should ue on sale at trie Post heavy r

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Li.\ Rock music in the two's October 10 was his first in six This week marked the un Lines, and Sporis Scene has been laced with a months and was done for a veiling of the new floor in St The Staff of The KagU renewed sensf of soc;al special cause Eddie's hand Mary's Gymnasium The en Press are: Editor, Shannon conscience, the industry has was one of three which tire gym has been completely O'Connor; i'o-Editors, Tricia undertaken countless performed to benefit he renovated A now color Reagan, Michelle Farrell. projects aimed at benefiting Family FooH Fund The scheme highlights the walls Mary Schniizer. ^nortK projects such as Africa, New show was sponsored by and floor while a new eagle Editors, hob Lozzi, Dave Jersey Food Banks and even Trenton-based WPST FM soars proudly at mid-court Na'jh, Tony Kous fire victims in Passaic radio Junior Class Ring Day F'.re Prevention Week Hits Artists with New Jersey Eddie's appearance on the On Friday, Oct 9. the SMRIIS roots such as Bruce bill was Sis statement His Junior class held their annual The week of Oct. 4-10 was Springsteen, L.'tle Steven, songs are not filled with King Day ceUoration Their Fire Prevention Weok The South Side Johnny and less overtly political or socially day consisted of a breakfast students in St Mary's well known artis's which preachy rressages Most of given by the Home School responded eagerly by per comprised JAM (Jersey his songs the 28-year old Association A mass *as Artists For Mankind), have a forming a puppet show for Eddie draws from life's day efc! brated by Fr Rob Ciolek, neighborhood^ elementary given their time and money to day events such as getting duhr^» which the. rings were towards these issues. the job, getting the girl and and nursery schools. Columbia Record recording srtttJ John Eddie pwtornwt lit) Saturday night blessed, 'n the Little Theatre, Fire Officials Eddie S*at- Also, songs artists consequently losing the girl the Juniors and their parents perform on their own His label is original rock and i.' !fcr Stone Pory in Aibury Park The ?t-ytar eld singer, irho non maktt kowski and Tom Gorman hit Lome ievtral miles outttde South Amboy. h|t4pt<) raiw aver 110,000 to listened attentively to guest were accompanied by Shan- records share this sense of roll His band is a straight speaker. Mr. Bill Ryan, a awareness in a varying ahead five piece band deep benefit trw Family Food Fund The event vat tpontorwi by radio non O'Connor. Jerry Nappi. FM, Trenlon science teacher with the Dave Nash. David O'Connor. degree All in all this has in rock roots Eddie's school. influences inciudo Kevin Zebro. and Robert been a positive direct in for his debut album. Eddie with his stage movements. First lusue of The Ragle Zaleski to the area schools, artists and society which is Springsteen with a generous In a word, the guy can dance truly benefiting from these opened his show with a Press to Com* Out where they performed the helping of Elvis Presley version of The Who's as his videos for "Jungle The staff of St Marys puppet show The show con- causes The 80's arc the Eddie's music is not Decade of the Cause "Subsitute ' before settling Boy" and "Pretty Little School newspaper The Ea sisted of Sesame Street Puj> imitation but rather into more familiar territory Rebel" demonstrated gle Press" has announced pets telling children the Involved in the issues is influenced by the greats of Eddie slowed down the our time The 19-song set featured that the first issue of the dar.^ °rs of a fire. John Eddie Eddie, a six tunes from his album, p*ce of th° show a bit un newspaper will be made Rattle of the Bands Richmond. Virginia nvtive The sell-out crowd at the order to catch a breather), available next week another seven which mav ~ On Friday, Oct. 16, the makes his home now several Stone Pony waited patiently end up on tSe forth co.nuiH with a throv-away sing The staff under the advise- Senior senate is sponsoring a miles outside South Amboy s as Philadelphia-based album i tentatively slated for along "I Wanna Kiss " and ment of Mrs. Diana Pan Battle of the Bands in the border Eddie is now the artists The Rivals and April) and six cover songs, then segued in "Suspicious igrosso, expects great things gym * Bands from neighbor- local boy-most-likely-to- Smash Palace opened the including "Burning Love" Minds", which one can only from this year's paper and is ing towns come to perform succeed With on« show Eddie, who lived for hope he will continue to thrilled with the students and a trememdous verwsion and be judged Prizes will be moderately successful many years in Cherry Hill, of "Suspicious Minds." both perform live The song support of the rebirth of the awarded for the first, second, album. ('Jungle Boy" has a loyal following in Phily recalled Presley, s»lU!;n.ir.g!y school paper. Some of the col as he does in New Jersey. made famous by Elvis and third place winners issued May 1986 on Columbia As for Eddie himself, he reminiscent of The King's umns included in the firs I Good luck to all of the Records). Eddie is in the Featuring the same band issue will be Guidance Cor was at his best with his usual recorded version. A fan of bands' midst of recording his he toured with in support of crowd-pleasing, highly . The King, Eddie was on the physical antics He divided money with this one his time playing rhythm The show continued to roll guitar and discarding the with straight ahead rock and instrument to prance around roll with "Dream House", the stage in reckless fashion ihe song which opened his "Pay Day", a long time album The song is about '.he crowd favorite is likely to be house a young couple, a featured track on the next planning to marry were to Eddie disc Lyrically the live had things worked out song is typical of Eddie's The plans didn't but the good tine music •house is still there "Jusi Some Guy ' was the Again the show slowed first song frcrr. his album down with a piano only A which the band performed. backed cover of the Jackson Eddie once introduced this 5s "I Want You Back", song saying it was which fits well in the now I influenced by his then- have her-now I don't scheme girlfriend Eddie said he of the songs A restructured came home from a movie "Hotel Down and Out". and there was his girlfriend "Roadblocks" and "it's a on the couch with another Wonderful Life" followed in guy. Eddie didn't buy her succesion AH three are excuse of "oh, he's just some likely for the next record guy" and set the situation to which may feol with thrust song. So Eddie had the girl in Eddie in the national "Pay Day" and he's lost her spotlight much more in "Just Some Guy" effectively than his in and Next up was the as yet out debut Kind qf_ unrecorded "Sinner's "It's A Wonderful Life" Waltz." A serious, moody demonstrates how fragile song, "Sinner's Waltz" life's pleasures are. In the recounts a tale of a girl who three verses of the song married young, with a "live Eddie sings he's got the girl year old mistake starting r>l his dreams, he's got the Caring school real soon," who finds hot car, and on top of all that herself in a hotel room with he's got a dog that smells someone other than her like a rose and brings him in husband The woman is the paper "When the news is convinced it isn't her fault good After a brief things haven't worked out instrumental life as he knew Eddie makes no moral value it is over. judgements. He says people From the tragic irony of cheat in relationships and it's A Wonderful Life " the his songs p;re extensions of T" . word "hospital" frequently brings to show is capped by Eddie's these situations "Sinners best known songs, "Jungle mind the image* of a doctor, a nurse or a pa Waltz" is one of his songs 4 Boy" and "Pretty Little tient. In reality that is only part of the picturr.. tha examines the situation Rebel" New and old songs, The delivery of quality health care is a service and its conueoijenees. there weren't many in the which involves many "behind the scenes" M sold out crowd who did not Another unrecorded song, a dividuals including dieticians, housekeepers "All Dolled Up" has also know all th words to his office workers, and boiler operator* Uen a crowd favorite foi songs Sweat drenched by now. Eddie' shares his They are j.

Mayor Jeki T. 9'Leiry's Letter to the Sitiwis

Mayor Testifies at Rate Hearing On October 7, 1987 Mayor John T OLeary testified a? a public hearing before Administrative Law Judge Richard McGIII regarding the rate increase requested by Edgeboro Landfill Mayor OLeary said that Solid Waste is a State Wide Ftoblem, that the State, the D.E.P. and the B.P.t: thru a lack of foresight find poor planning have caused the problems we are now facing They have permitted other counitea and states *.o utilize our landfill npace ar d now are not making them pay their share io properly close Edgeboro Landfill The B.P.U granted the landfills rate increase by half ni what they originally asked for on an interim basis without the statutorily required public hearings in Edgeboros service territory '.'o the average South Amboy home owner the increase equa es to a tax increase of about "'0.00 per home. This can no! be done easily, the alternative is to cut City services Edgeboro's Attorney would have everyone believe that his client is a victim also, but the truth of the matter is that in 1966 alone Edgeboro landfill paid to 7 affiliates approximately $8 4 million In 1965 Edgeboro admitted to A profit of almost a million dollars. In Edgeborc's last rate case about 25 million dollars was Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Charmello allowed to properly close the landfill In June of this year Mr. and Mrs. Harold Con Ion the State ordered Edgeboro to increase its capacity 1 8 Joyre Marie Kennv. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jchn P. million cubic yards which is a drop in the bucket compared Kenny, 63 Mrrritt Ave.. »a* married to Nicholas Joseph Teresa Marie Martin, daughter ot Mr. and Virs. Robert to its filled capacity Now Edgebon seeks almost 80 million CharmHIo. son of Mrv Donald Hill. & Rahnma Drive, Martin, South Amboy. became the bride of Harold Joseph dollars to close it How can the LVP 1/ justify a rate Toms River •„-" *.u,«ust ?i. 1W7 at St. Mary's ('hutch in (onion, son of Mr. and Mrs. James (onion, Laurence increase of this magnitude How can a 5% increase in South A.- it*?. Nichoic* is also the son of the late Joseph Harbor, on September 5, IM7 in a double ring ceremony at capacity cause an over 200% increase in closure costs Charmello. St. Mary's Church in South Amboy. The bride was given in Where is the Justice*' ?*?? Jackie Kenny, sister of the bride, was the maid of honor; marriage by her father. Fr. Joseph ( elano officiated. Joan Mo'"ai thy. Betsy Tiaikun. KIL»n Lange. Colette Kehoe The bride wore a white puffed sleeve gown with a hat and "Think you Judge for permitting me the opportunity to speak and Karen Kenny, attendants; Joseph Smith, best man; carried a bouquet of pink anthuriums and white roses. tonight As Mayor ot the City of South Amboy I must tell you what Ron ('roddwk, Joe Willis. Gary Lange. Ted Kryzanowski Maureen Martin, sister of the bride, was the maid of honor. Attendants were Susan Ellison, the bride's aunl; effect athe interim rate relief award has had on the municipality We and Mike L-icKwood. ushers; Britton Anderson, flower girl; Sear. Kenny, ringbearer. Kirsten Rllison. -ousin of the bride; Kristi Peterson, the are not a rich town we are not a large town The interim rate has The t*id? was a graduate of St. Mary's High School She bride's goddaughter; and Sandra Shave. David Hernandet, increased our dumping costs t>y Jl75.000 00 for a town with 2.500 is ivtp!oyv\\ as a secretary for Potter-Roemer Inc.. I'nion. friend of the groom was the best man. I shers werr James homes, that equates to a tax increase of $70.00 per home for a city The gicHim was a graduate from St. Mary's High School (union, brother of the groom. Keith Southon. rid Ron of 8300 people more than S21 08 rrvjst he raised from each person and UrookdVie Community College lie is employed as a Kaynor. This pin not be done simply nor eardv. 'he alternative is a cutting ot mail carrier in South AmNiv. The bride was a graduate of St. Gary's High School and crty services We had hoped to tern Sou;h Amboy around to get the The Charles F. Gregory School of Nursing. She is employed City sparkling again But now our hopes are Himming our jobs made its a registered nurse at ihe Karitan Hay Medical Cenu-r. more difficult. Progress is being choked oft And sMl Edgeboro wants S. Amboy Womans Books for Hooiekoiid The groom graduated from Cedar Ridge High School and more DeVry Technical Institute. He is employed at AT&T, as an Club Meeting Held electronic engineer "Without the statutorily required public hearing in Edgeboro Project at Library Following a reception at Buck Smith's in Mlddletown, the service territory 4he Board ot Public Utilities increased the landfills A meeting of the Vomans ' If you cant get out to find couple left for a wedding Iripiu Hawaii. Thev now rrsidr in rates by about half of what it requested The evidenteary b?sis (or the "iub of South Amboy was t>ooks. we'll send the books Parlin. award was skimpy, and I daresay the full amount of the in'enm award h.?ld on October 6th in the to you." This is the motto will be proven to be unwarranted local Masonic Hall The new Kay Margaretla has bwn . We are in this position because of poor State planning The State slate of officers presided as working with since starting of New Jersey has permitted other counties and Slates to utilize and follows: President. Mrs her work as the investigator Sayreville All-Stars to Play use up our county s landscape Those othe counties and states that Helen Kulin. 1st Vice for the Dowdell Exhibition at Met-Qassic did not properly plan io address their solid waste problems have President. Mrs Jean Library/Senior Citizen Masterson, Treasurer. Mrs Center grant to begin a Sayreville Recreation will be represented by stuck ii to this county The State thru the 0 E P and the B.P 11 have Marie Vigilante, Secretary. c "Books to the homebound" Soccer Association has been Robert Elia Matthew- condoned the coronation of Middlesex County ? the King of Mrs Helen Warner, program TRASH invited to participate on Adasczik. Jeff Heidleberg. Federation Secretary. Mrs In the past month. Mrs October 18. 1987 in the Chris Brembor. Leo "It should noi have happened. Dut it did Our County Officials KosalieMauro Margaretta has spoken with Rutgers Sight and Sound McCaoe. Gene Pompliano. should have tought harder and longer to prevent the influx of trash Plans were discussed for J a number of people about Contest at half-time of the Gene Kim. Thomas Efcrlich, from other counties nad states, but they (Jiu'n't Our County officials bit* trip to Atlantic Cily what they would like to read. Kutgers Game Joe Kobulyar. Jeff Partyka, should have planned for the day when Edgeboro s space WJS oieu Casi'.ios oil Sunday. October how often they would like to This will be an exhibition Matthew Potenski. Bryan up. But they didn't Poor plannr.g and lack of preparation aid will is 25th st 3PM which is open receive books or magazines, game at half time of the Met Merngan, Eddie McCabe. to the public Call 727-1039 or not limited to the State level alone and to register them for a Classic Soccer Tournament Mike Tumbleson, Brian 721-0846 for reservations and library card She has also being held at the Hutgers Barrow and John Phelan. "Edgeboro s Attorney would have us believe that his clients have details. The club also plans been collecting names of also been victimized by toe State. 8ut what does such a victimization Athletic Center on the The team will be coached by to sell Entertainment '88 people who would like to Frank Kitchen. Tom Elia mean? In J986 Edgeboro landfill paid $4 3 milli** to one afWictc Rutgers Soccer Field next to discount books at $30 00 per volunteer their time to select the football stadium and Bill Tumbleson JF.38 'tiii.'.on to another, three quarters and d halt million to two book. Anyone interested in and deliver books to the shut Anyone who would like to purchasing one of these The Sayreville Soccei All others, and finally one half million to three others In 1985. the ins she has found. participate or go an denjoy popular books may call Stars will pl

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