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1987-The Year in Review (Part 2) Planning Board to Complied by Elise Sanii'laro tax increase was included in Act on Mausoleum Continuing our look at the the $5 8 million package events of 1987, we focus >n David B Kelly w*s honored The planning board will the months of April, May and by the John M Donnelly decide next month on a June-perhaps the most Foundation as its first proposal by St Mary's controverial period of the 'Citizen of the Year'" Church to construct three year which climaxed with The council and the Board of mausoleum units on the June 2 primary election Education met and trimmed property adjacent to St Just when you thought it was the school budget $36,000 Mary's Cemetary safe to be bored In a move labelled a l-ast week hoard engineer April "travesty" by Council nngelo Valelutto reported In preparation for the President Craig J Coughlin, the application was April 7 school board two commissioners were complete and will be heard elections, six of the to appointed to the at the January 27 meeting. candidates appeared at a Redevelopment Agency The church is proposing to candidate's forum sponsored Former mayor William E build a mausoleum facility by the Parent Teacher's O'Leary and Warren consisting of three precast Association. Candidates Kappleyea were appointed corcrete buildings each with Mary Jean Smith, Eiloen to the Agency by the council a capacity of 1C8 crypts, Ryan, Nancy McLaughlin, The same night, Captain totaling 504 crypts. An area Thomas Downs III, Angela I eo McCabe was appointed between two units will be DeMarco and Michael provisional police chief by used as a ihapel for burial Charmello spoke their ideas Mayor O'Leary services and answered a series of May James P Vail, attorney questions A week later, The Little Fella's and for the church, and Charmello, Ryan, Babe Ruth leagues began Monsignor John L Gerety, McLaughlin along with May 9 after a two-week pastor of St Mary's, Barbara Rone, Mary delay to repair the fields attended the meeting McCarthy and Brian The Democratic Victory The building weuld be O'Connor claimed victory Dinner honoring Mayor John situated between Theresa Schwarirk, a nine T O'Leary and Council Washington Road and Route year board member, lost in President Craig J Coughlin ». on the east side of the her re-election bid Mayor was held Mny 1 at the Grand cemetary M/irquis Old Bridge John T. O'Leary revealed a Construction of the $22 million proposal by Hartz Minnesota Twins beat the Yankees 2-0 at Yankee mausoleums is estimated to Mountain, Secaucus, to be $200,000 develop the waterfront Stadium on Tern Kelly Day Busses of South Amboyans Reorganization Set O'Leary said he received a The planning board will phone call from Gene attended the contest Campaigning for the June 2 reorganize Jan 27 at 6:45 Weller, Hartz president p.m Meetings are expected expressing the preliminary primary was in full swing Letters to the Editors, to continue on the fourtvi interest A body of a Wednesday of each month Woodbridge man was found candidates statements and in a car in South Amboy political ads filled the rages Memorial Hospital perking of The Citizen The lot . Long time Memorial Day Varade sincere Ceaaittee Formed to Democratic Committeman passed through the city appreciation for a fine year past, here's wishing that John F Mulez passes away Charles Szaro was Grand fat wife Srtwol tmi Election fever was Marshall, Al W tkowski was the New Year proves to be the happjesjtr-ferightest (iranrt Marshal Aid for the The Redevelopment brewing as 34 candidates Agency last week formed a signed up for the D.mocra. ic event. The parade was and most prosperous ever. May it be marked by ever coordinated by Adam '. committee to meet with Committee and 15 filed tor Board of Education officials the Republican Committee RzepKa . Ma; or John T continuing achievement and success each day for ali. O'Leary said he has to discuss the impact of the Two candidates, Gerard development o! the Kelly and Chester Gasiewski contacted New York City officials in regards to waterfron, on trie school filed to challenge incumbent system Jack Hulsart fo the First possibly moving Lady Guvs Take Tourney Opener The matter has been a Ward City Council post McCormack Aggregates to The Kuziemski twins source of controversy Janes Reick filed to New York Three South As the second-half opened. Hoffman (RH> combined for SI of the l>ady recently between school challenge incumbent Amboy police captains filed Hoffman continued to Krusy Kjzien.ski K r> 'U, Guvs' 68 points to take their board officials and the Edward J Defort for the suit against Mayor O'Leary dominate, but towards the Jenny Ku/.icmski * 2 20, Lisa c opening round contest in the agencv councilman at large po. t charging the mayor with end of the third quarter the Smith 2 ! .V Maryann Democratic Chairman crippling the department by Christ the King Tournament team wnt in to a tail spin Stephanick J o 4. Chnssy Redevelopment Agency Raymond Tomaszewski and interfering with the Sunday, in Middle Village. However. St. An'honys did Noble :i n fi. Kenee chairperson Janice Tedesco. Mayor John T O'Leary were operations of the city's NY, over Long Island's St not take advantage of >he Btaloblocki () 1: 2 Totals 24 20 co nm is s i on e rs K icha rrt at odds, blaming each other police force The captains Anthony High School, 68-52 Lady Guv;-' performance, WS O Connor ;:r:d William K for attempting to split Iht argued the mayor The victory put Hoffman logging onl.v six third St. Anlhon.v 1(19 8 27—.")2 t) Leary comprise the party . . The School Board '' punished " senior at 3 0 for the season, quarter points compared to Hoffman 21) t? 9 22—fi« committee. extending their winning onlv nine by Hoffman Three point goals—NA According to Ted?sco, reorganized. Thomas Tice department members while 1 *ook over as president arid \\,e mayor said his changes streak to 70 gam's St Anthony's used a Jones'21. Fay meetii:*? ; will be scheduled William McGowan was were an attempt to upgrade The Lady Guvs, ranked couple three-point goals to Team .-ec>»rds Hoffman Ml »•. ith school board personnel selected vice president the performanc" and number I by the Star Ledger eke bake into the game as St Antiiorv.'-..:t 1 in the near future The City baseball season productivity f>i the and The News Tribune, and Hoffman fought off the looked cloudy as Paul Solyts. department *•' number 2 in the nation by comeback The Friarettes Little Kella s Association June ISA Today, are defending trailed S2-41 uith under tour president, told i mayor champions of the hohda. minutes to go in the game South Amboy's 'Other Team' Incumbents Kdward J tournament and council unsafe Defort and Jack Hulsart Knssy Xu/.iemski had one conditions W perfect first half, as their fmjl ;) minutes to break tin- Hulsart blasted the nomination for the passing and shooting v. ere St Anthony's moment nil vNith the iKitittiial ng The starting fi.e is conversion of a bar into a November general elect >oi on the money Lisa Smith Jenny Ku/.iemski finished lion being drawn to rival rounded out by Junior center "social club" in his ward Members of the Regular had six ot H"r nine assists i*i vMth20«points Hoffman's l.;ulv (aivs. »he Judy Pac/kowski and Mayor John T O'Leary Democratic Committee also the first half Knsj-y Hoffmim was scheduled to "other school's ^ i r I s Sophomore Ann Zaleski reported a $27 millio. retained the seats, defeating Kuziemski scored If) poin's pla} last night in the semi hask^^'.iHteam is alsc* oft tc The St Mitry's proposal on the waterfront Iht1 14 challengers John in the half and Jenny added finals against the winner of a:M»start luurrament was scheduled from Joseph Miciak '.Jloss. Jr . wa?» named 14 as Hoffman went in the the L.ynwood St Marv's Kugles iire toconeluo'.' last night president of Past-alt Inc.. principal at St Mary's iockerroom Hith a !S7 19 lead i California > St Peter > tanked eighth in the \r«> Metuehen Only Itf Regional High School, a Staten Island' contest Tribune's ton lo residents attended a publi • ceremony marking]) the The number one ranked The Kagles have gotten off City Reorganizes hearing on the 1987 transition *o a regional If vuu are going to cele- team in the USA Today. with victories against Nashua 2 14. Tnsh The St Mary's Defort. Jack Hulsart and Peterson member Colleagues were week. Hfttr a SAKF. aud Kyan 1 1 3, Kathy Feeney 1 0 tournament began Monday Michael J Charmello will be disappointed by her Happy Holiday! 2, Kelly Kempton 1 2 4, Vicky with Rahway meeting the sworn to their unexpired Pharmacy resignation and wished her Sidorenko 4 6 14, Tracy Fay 1 host Eagles and Sayreville terms Defort's term will well in the future 126 0 3 Totals 1813 52 meeting Sornerville ithe expire Dec 31, 1W0 wh^e learn that ended North Mon Fr: 9 00 9 00 graduated from St Mary's Charmello s and Hulsart's High School, the last class to Hunterdon's 0H3 game tei.^is; expire Dec 31,1688 I winning streak > Sat 9 00 / DO graduate as a diocean school C, J J HatrifaoCo , Inc All ihr«*e city ward council Robert McGowan was IARBERSHOP St Mary's is led by seniors seats art up 'n>relectio n in hired us attorney for the H• »l t'.italr fc IIIMIH Jenny Noblt and Michelle 1988 721-0137 106 ^ Mancuso Junior Jeaoine Redevelopment Agency 1." ilt\i\ 'I '-.,ull, A I.I , .v The council will ulso Mayor O Leary announced I Barella leads the scorers, choose a n>;w counpll 7271291 nnwo averaging 23 3 points per president and vice president (continued on page 2) game for \m. Tut 0OUTH AMBOY CITIZEN -2- Thursday, December 31, 1987 Mile Square Talk COMMUNITY! It'l not official, but Councilman Jack Hulsart led the Middlesex County Clerk's office, where she *» employed CALENDAR council In motions thia year for 90 years. Mrs. McCormack has resided in South Amboy for 45 Despite a light mist falling, Henry Rinkewich, a.k a years She is the mother of Sayreville Mayor John B. This Fvent or trip column i* run a* a public service. The H«n<7 the Barber had a "ground breaking cereiT ,->y" McCormack. first insertion it free of charge — all repeat insertions of the Saturday, Dec. 36 at the site where his barber shop will be Mrs. McCormack and her husband John are also the name item will be charged in advance at 12 (Ml per insertion. built. ( parents of six other children; Mary Lou, Wayne, Michael, Henry dug his ceremonial shovel in the ground, paving Susan, Kevin and Rory ry 4, LtM the way for the bulldoxers. Henry's wife and son looked on. Sprcial meeting at the Ladies Auxiliary of the K. of C of Julia Cunha, Parlin, received her diploma in information South Amboy wiif be held at the K. of C. Hal) at 8 o'clock. So where do the Christmas trees go? Business processing this month from the Berkeley Schools, Please make returns for tickets for Bobby Byrnes $hnw. administrator Frank Minnick said the city is awaiting WoodbHdge official word if Edgeboro will take the trees. If not, Minnick January 4,19S8 says the city is prepared to collect the trees to be turned St Mary's Senior Citizens Meeting on Monday *r the Hoffman Sr Resource Center at 1: 00 p.m into chips. Mile Square Talk-The Best of 1987 No trash collection Friday, Saturday or Sunday declaring them Number i1" 9 January S, Itm Compiled are some quotes Ladies Auxiliary of the K of C of South Amboy will have Enjoy your New Year's celebration - take extra care for or stories from Mile Square In talking with Joe Crowe, Hobby Burns in the K of C hall from 9*1 with open bar but an extra safe 1988! Talk over the past year . the grand marshal I of this bring your own refreshments or snacks. $15 per person. "It tout me 32 years, but year's St Pattys Day For ticket* call: Hyacinth Burke, 721-5717; Barbara The City Council adopted a resolution citing Mrs. Audrey I'm finally my father's Parade—he brought out that Rone, 727-7900; or Teresa Schwa rick. 721 72M McCormack, who is retiring Jan l, from her post in the boss,' said newlytlected the wearing of green here, on Mayor John T. O'Leary . St. Patrick's Day is a January 17-24, i«W Patrolman Jack O'Leary, tradition from way back—on A cruise is now forming for a trip on January 17 24,1988. the father of the mayor said the Emerald Isle, you can We are sailing aboard the M/S Skyward, a Norwegian line it won't be difficult taking recogni-x the tourists by the and leaving from Miami We will fly out of Newark Airport New Year's Resolutions orders from his son now that green they wear on that dav. We will visit the Mexican Ljrder of Cancunm Cozumel, he is the mayor "But when The native Irish wear a by J.Fortier Grand Caymen and a private island For more information we get home, I'm the boss," shamrock . . . Reggie please call Hyacintha Burke at 721-5717 ot 721-0722. It's that time of year again The annual ritual, for many, said the senior O'Leary Carney, the coach of the to make life changing resolutions for the p«xt twelve Is it the norm r w for Lady Guvs was named by June 4-11. 1W8 months. Are you one of the participants'* Do you find, as I championship teams to the Home News "Coach of do, that these resolutions are actually short-lived? A gitiup is now forming Tir a cruise aboard the M/S riake music videos? If it is, the Year" With all tte Norway We'll be visiting the Elands of St Ma.irten, St. New Year's Resolutions fall into different categories when can we expect th« drinkers we catch down at First there is the resolve to do, or refrain from doing, Thomas, St. John, and NCL's private island. We are leaving Lady Guvs to film theirs? \J the fields, we should double from Newark Airport and sailing from Miami on June 4, something that affects the state of one's health I just heard Why is it that South Amboy the fines and put that money on the radio that the single most important decision one can 1968 and returning June 11, 1988 For further information does not have a Third into putting the fields back in please contact Hyacintha Burke at 72: 5717 or 721 -0722. make regarding his physical well-being is to stop Street? shape," was the suggestion smoking—whether it is oigarettes, cigars or pot Some The slogans on the city from George Forrer of people jokingly say that it is easy to quit smoking, that they stationery, "The Third Rose well Street "Plus, let have "done it several times ' Many people find it relatively Largest City in Middlesex the judge give them easy to stop, eRher due to a rather weak addiction or due to County", was on the way out. community service give Hoffman Inherits Longest a particular strong resolve on their*part Others, like the Here were the Top 10them a rake and a shovel and writer, are successful within the confines of an intensive Rejected South Amboy fill in the holes down there Current Streak care facility following a heart attack This particular way is slogans (landfill)", he said Alfie 6pm not recommended either emotionally or economically )0 Pleasant LiUle City O'Connor and CMrles The Lady Guvs of Hoffman Other physical Male New Year's Resolutions like cutting 9 More than just a Mile Borsinski were noted by are the owners of the State's Game 4: Christ the King down on, or elimmating alcohol, or sweets, or fried foods, Square members of the City Council longest current winning (N.Y, 5 vs. Pius XI have similar scenarios Witoin days or weeks they are 8 Birthplace of Bruce for their quick and decisiv? streak at 70 games (Wisconsin), 8pm abrogated Springsteen action alerting the City Firt North Hunterdon's 83 Tuesday, Dec 29 Emotional or mental well-being covers another category 7 The Land Down Under Department to a house fire game winning streak was Game 5: Loser Game 1 vs. of resolutions We resolve not to get angry or agitated when 6 The place where on Cedar Street while on broken last week in a 5840 loser Game 2,2 p.m other drivers cut in front of us on the highway, or when our duty for the city Public losstoSomerville. Game 6: Loser Game 3 vs everybody knows your Hoffman is in the midst of loser Game 4, 4 p.m children disregard something we feel to be important, or name. Works Department f when our 3pouses tell us how to drive, or many other of 5 "BANG ...ZOOM" O'Connor and Borsinski defending their iame 7: Winner Game 3 Vs life's little crisis situations These resolutions often last 4 Webechillm' removed two occupants championship in the Christ winner Game 4,6 pm only up to the time of the first confrontation with the 3 G'day from the house which the King Holida> Game 8: Winner Game 1 vs problem. 2. "Let's go to the video suffered extensive damage tournament, a difficult way winner Game 2,6 p.m A third category of New Year's Resolutions can be titled tape . Lady Guvs' Trici* to keep a streak alive. This Wednesday, Dec 30 "for the good of society" otV'for the good of l. Home of the Superbowl Popowski was named The year's tournament is loaded Loser Game 5 vs lose GAme mankind"—something quite noble! TTiis is a wide-ranging with some of the top teams in 6 (7th pice), 2 r champions GIANTS! News Tribune'? Softball category f om resolving to attend more PTA meetins to Last week we presented a Player of the Year . TK* the country. Winner Game 5 vs. winner promising 10 become aware of civic issues and informing list of some humorous Hoffman Boys Baseball Only one team was listed Game 6 (5th place) .4 our congress person regarding the proper way to vote for slogans for the city of South team was number one in the ahead of Hoffman in the USA Loser Game 7 vs. lose Game his district Amuoy which, for obvious county by The News. Tribune Super 25 poll—and that team 8 (3rd place) ,6 And finally there are the frivolous resolutions, some of reasons won't be considered . . Now that Mayor O'Leary is in this tournament. Championship game: which are easier to fulfill, but of little import if we do not f"- th«; city's new slogan. is a homeowner, Councilman Nashua, New Hampshire, Winner Game 7 vs. winner succeed. Those who are successful in keeping New Years However, some viable Hulsart said, "I don't know owns a 75 game winning game 8,8 p m Resolutions should read no further They should go off in a slogans have come up: who he is going to complain streak. corner and congratulate themselves that they are not one of -The City on The Bay to about his tax bill!" . Hoffman lost three us "humans" -The Hometwon of Pride Capt Edward Cieslarczyk seniors—Lynn Ust, Tricia 1987 The Year Why are we so unsuccessful? Basically for two reasons: —City on the Rise reported the timing of the Popowski und Mary Ann we tend to promise things that are diametrically opposed to —A Family Community traffic light at the corner of Lewis—tn graduation but a in Review our nature which has been cultivated over a period of time; On this topic, Joseph Main Street and Feltus solid r.ucleus has remained and we attempt to correct or improve in too many ways at Kudeika, assistant Street was adjusted, now the Kuziemski twins, Krissy the city's recreation once. superintendent of public controlling the traffic flow and Jenny, a pair of 5-10 department will offer new The solution, therefore, is to make fewer resolutions and works has an excellent more effectively . . Angle juniors !caJ the double programs over the summer . also to try to stay within our capability. This surely will suggestion of using the parking has been eliminated barrelled attack bolstered . The mayor and council curtail the odds for failure original slogan which was on South Pine Avenue due to by the control of point guard participated in protests There is one final choice; one in which the evaluation is over the main entrance of safety concerns . Det. Lisa Smith, Chris Noble and against a proposed subjective rather than definitive Maybe I can succeed next the old City Hall "After the Bernard Mackiel said Maryan/i Stephanick as the incinerator targeted for year if I just resolve each day to endeavor, with Divine old City Hall was razed I Governor Kean is expected starters. Sayreville by the county help, to do that which I should could not salvage the plaque to implement the Reform The Lady Guvs won their freeholders Susan Gruel but I did manage to salvage Drug Act fo 1966. Among the tournament opener against was tabbed as the plan.iir.4 the light poles on which the provisions will be revamping St Anthony's of Huntingdon consultant to 'he motto was mounted," said at sertencing and there L.I Redevelopment Agency Kudeika. He continued to will be an additional charge The City got the word a City Council re-organization say that the city will soon be to be caught with dings for CHRIST THE KING recycling program had o be in the process of developing the intent to distribute if the TOURNAMENT implemented for glass, meeting to be held on January 1, a new park and will be suspect is found within 1,000 At Middle Village, N.Y aluminum, newspapers and utilizing the light poles. "So feet of a school (which Sunday, Dec. 27 cardboard. Pat Moran was 1988 at 12 noon, City Hall, 140 the title should remain as it covers a large chunk of Game 1: Hoffman 68, St picked by Mayor O'Leary to was since the early 1900's South Amboy) . . George Anthony (Long Island) 52 be recycling coordinator . North Broadway, South Amboy. and.that is "GATEWAY TO Forrer, a Rosewall Street Monday, Dec. 28 Michael J Charmello, THE SHORE", ' Kudeika resident, a eked the city to Game 2 • St Peter's (Staten Thomas Downs III and commented It was monitor the height of the Island) vs. Lynwood (Calif.) Martin Rosk»»y were Claire Reiily interesting listening to sand piles at McCormack 4 p.m selected by the Democrat, J Bruce Johnson broadcast the Sand, "I think there is snow Game 3: Oregon City Committee to vie for the City Clerk Lady Guvs County on the peaks." said Forrer . (Oregon) vs. Nashua (N.H.), Second Ward City Council Tournament victory over Tom Kelly, a former South seat vacated by Erma WCTC. Johnson had the time Amboy resident, has led the Brown . . Hoffman High of his life attempting to Minnesota Twins to iheir School graduated 60 students pronounce Renee first Western Division Title The city approved a f I Bialoblocki's name. After since !ti?0, clinching Lhe title million bond ordinance for butchering her narm1 the with a 5-3 victory over the payment of the city's first few times, Johnson Texas Rangers . . Some obligations in the South Bay NOTICE remarked, "I don't need people see a glass half full, Collection Project James this!" "I don't know if others see the glass half Each eye of a due* has thrne Cleary received there is anything we can d^ empty, some see the glass eyelids appointment by Mayor There will be no garbage pick-up with the Star Ledger," twice as big i.s it needs to be O'Leary as engineer and on Friday, January 1st, 1988 or Councilman Jack Hulsart Frank Minnick received said, 'counting our Coming out of the Twins appointment as Business Saturday, January 2nd, 1988. Col- (hoffman) girls basketball bullpen, was that Jeff Administrator He was team as Number 2." Hulsart Reardon or Kevin previously serving on a lection will resume on your next said that with *U due respect Meszaroti? Kevin, who interim basis Michael J maybe we should send the serves on • the Charmello was appointed regular pick-up day. paper a letter slating that Redevelopment Agency, is a Th« average American Second Ward Councilman, they are actually Number 1. dead ringer for the Twins household watches TV for succeeding Erma Brown. City law director John Lanza seven hours and two min- Also Kevin Mesiaroa was re- Dept. of Public Works bullpen ace. . utes a day according to added, "Maybe we should Have a Good and Healthy AC. NiaiMn reports appointed to the draw up a resolution Year in'W! Redevelopment Agency. The SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN Thursday, Deeemher 31,1*7

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December 3?, 1987 The Search Is Oi for Library Story Hours Resume Now that the holiday rush program on December 9, is ove.1, the Dowdeti Library which were taken home to Miss New Jersey Teei USA 1988 is ready to start a new juries decorate the family trees Registration has officially $1,000 cash, a Flemington of story hours for children of On the following two dayt, opened for yo'ing 'vomen Fur jacket, luggage and all ages more children came in—a b tween the ages of 15 and many more prizes Beginning Tuesday, total of 56—and made more under 19 years of age, prior Tara E'dridae. 16 of January 5, evening story decorations for the home and to July 1st, 1988 for Voorhees will crown her hours will begin forjtfes four for the library's tree The participation in the Mh successor and up This seriesVill run conrluding holiday activity annual MISS NEW JERSEY For entry information, foi four wreks. *nd they was the guessing contest, TEEf^ USA Pageant, a please send your name, begin at B30 pm On won by Judy Golio, a 12 subsidiary of Paramount address, telephone number Wednesday. January 6 year old at Sacred Heart Pictures, produced by Miss and date of birth to MISS rr.orr,ing story hour, with School She was only three Universe, Inc.. and TEEN NFW JERSEY USA, crafts and films. wi!< start away from the magi': organized by Marilyn Sietz. Dept. "P", P.O. Box 834. for rour year-old* This will number of 543 . Her CRAFTY RIOS-Sorm ot the chiktrwi WHO visited the Dow(HI Library on Christmas present is a big Executive Director for the East Brunswick. N.J. 08816 Dte«mb*r 9 to mtkt Chmtm« trills also run through J. mary Miss New Jersey USA dnd Pre-registratior l.r hoih jar of red and green MftM's programs is neceswi ry Ca!! the library at 721-6060 judgingg g is based on three Check Credentials of Person Claiming to Represent IRS Christmas programs at for registration and equal categories, consisting the lib-ary were popular information about programs of Personality. ia personal Persons posinpg g as Internal The IRS suggests that alleged IRS employee, the Over twenty children came and services for child/en interview with a celebrity Revenue Service employees taxpayers request to see the matter should then be to a "make-a-craft" panel of judges). Evening occasionally attempt to credentials of any individual reported to the IRS Internal Gown for poise and harass taxpayers or collect who claims to represent the Security Division The Swimsuit money for what the impostor agency Employees making numbers are in Nev «rk, 1 PERFORMING TALENT claims are unpaid taxes, the public contact are required 201 bt 5-6028. in V«;ys IS NOT A REQUIREMENT IRS Internal Security to carry distinctive landing, 1409-625-3420; and Contestants must be Division says identificaiton and must show in Trenton. 1-609-989-2346 single, a United States Officials receive up to it when conducting official In the event there is no Resident for a least six about a dozen complaints a business In any event, answer at one of the above months < dormitory year from New Jerspy taxpayers owing money to numbers, call collect the IRS accepted*. taxpayers who have been the IRS will generally Regional Inspector in The Somerset Hilton Hotel victimized by such receive written notification Philadelphia at 1-215-597- will host the three day evem imposters However, they prior to direct contact with 0938 beginning March 18th 20th. believe thai the problem an JRS revenue officer 1968 may be more serious as most Taxpayers who doubt the In addition to the all such incidents are never validity of the credentials According to U S Bureau expense-pp.id trip to the next reported offere^ or identity of of Labor Statistics esti MISS TEEN USA telecast on The impersonal ion of a telephone callers, can verify mates, the job classifi the CBS network to an federal official ••, a felony.' the person's employment by cation with the most open estimated viewing audience which could se'-d a convicted contacting the IRS personnel mg» likely between now of over 60 million, our state individual to prison for many office at 1 201-645 2231 and 1900 is that of com f ntative will also win v?ars If there is no record of the puter service technician PRIZE WINNER Judy Golin holds her laity rewird lor being the b«t |uemt in the Children s Room Start Yoir Tax I'luuif N«w. Advises IRS To save on taxes this year 920 "Explanation of the Tax and in years ahead, Reform Act for taxpayers shou'u begin Individuals , and planning now, advises the Publication 552. "Record Newark District Office of tht Keening tor Individuals " Inter*1"' n?venue Service They may be obtained by Collecting a no calling '.-300-424-3676. A maintaining good financial records can help save taxpayers substantial time Free Art Classes and money when they prepare their income tax Offered by County returns Tl.e Middlesex County txamples of lh<> types of Department of Parks and Special recoreds that should I e Recreation will continue to saved include income offer free art classes every statements, such as Form Wednesday until May 20, W 2. and Forms 1099 INT 1988 The classes are held at and-1099-1)1 V for interest and the annex recreation dining dividends Also, medical area of Roosevelt Hospital in receipts, tax statements and Kdison. New Jersey cancelled checks should be Kind of saved, as they may have a No experience or artistic beneficial tax effect background is necessan to partici|>ate in (his program, In addition. Ihe Tax but it is geared primarily to Reform Act of 19Wi contained the adu't level Students are the following changes which requested to supply their need to bo considered now own materials for the Caring Personal Interest: In c-jurse They w.ll have the 1987, 65 percent of all opportunity to work with a Personal interest (car loans, variety of ^riediums. credit cards) is deductible. including water colors, oils This deduction drops to 40 and charcoal Instructor for percent in 19W- the course is Mrs Dayahn -Dependent Children: Klee of Highland Park. Mrs. This year, every dependent Klee, a highly talented at least five years of age or instructor, has an extensive The "Special Kind of Caring" of South Am older who \"ill be claimed on artistic background in boy Memorial Hospital does not slop when a a tax return must have a teaching and working with person is discharged from tur facility social security number To oils, water colors, charcoals, obtain the _ number, pastels and clay sculpture. taxpayers should contact the As part of our commitment *o the total Social Security Anyone interested in well-being of our patients, South Amboy joining may sign up at the Administration. Wednesday morning classes Memorial Hospital provides the services of For further assistance, Discharge Planners, like Anna Maxfield, ft N . from 9:00 am. to 11:00 a.m. with regard to tax matters, at the Roosevelt Hospital (above, left) Anna, who has over 38 years of taxpayers may cail toll-free annex dining area. For nursing experience, visits patients, like 1 800-424-1040 further information please 85-year old Marion McCoy, of Morgan, to assess Two free publications are call Park Secretary Joseph also available Publication their home care n»eds before they leave the P Malmi at (201) 75 hospital. Then, working with the patient's fumi TTIH ly. physician, social workers and other members of the hospital's staff, Anna makes arrangements for visiting nurses, Thank You SOUTH AMBOY homemahers, meals-on-wheels, financial aid If e wish to express our sincere thanks to all and special medical equipment such as our relatives IUUI frieruls who offered their help, MEMORIAL hospital beds or wheelchairs sent flouvrs, or hml masses offered^for our beloved Frances Lasso. J { Because of the efforts of Anna and the HOSPITAL other members of .S'oufh Amboy Memorial I his icon greuth 'ipprecutted try our time of Hospital's Discharge Planning Staff, our pa sorrertt\ and the 540 Bordentown Avenue Amboy Memorial He'pit South ^-y, N.J. 08879 Service Home for Funerals.

The Jamih of the lutf Fnuice.s McCarthy The LOLTH 4MB0Y CITIZEN Thnndiy. 31, LINK Nuei VF at ituttl Hue KlodTMic Executive promotions for years of service to the 14 itaff members at Channel company. He has been (IfferriUMCC Home Centers, Inc were promoted through '.ne ranks, The perfect opportunity announced recently, beginning with his first awaits at Middlesex County including a n«w vice assignment as a receiving college, Edison, for thoie president, six assistant vice manager who wish to reenter the work preaidenU, and an aiwistant Rail>ed in Lock port, II., he forrf r>r rhange careen In a secretary. har studied aspects of tl high loch field that affords In disclosing the construction business at ;irnplf opportunity for promotions S Charles University oJ Illinois, employwemt. MCC is now Tabak, executive Vice Monticello Extension, as offering a certificate In President, said they were well as at other technical Klpc;r.:n»r Technology to related to the growth the institutes those who wish ti complete a company has experienced, A resident of farlin, NJ, program in electronic following the leveraged buy he and his wife June have engineering technology In out (LBO) which occured three grown children. He »s a just one year Completion of late in lew past Grand Knight in bis the program wii! qualify The new executive •oca! Knights of Columubs students for entry level promotions includes Jerry chapter positions fs electronic Lorenc, of Parlin, NJ Channel Home Centers, lechniciars who formerly Assistant Vice Inc , which operates IRS troubleshoot and maintain President for Store Planning stores in the Northeast electronic equipment, who was promote*4 o Vice Middle Atlantic, South and including computers. While President, Store PI nning South", cai. is the largest training at the College, Mr Lorenc's general independent home center students will elso treat: of responsibility chain in the country In t >e accumulate college credit* include designing plans for Northeast and Middle LOCAL RESIDfNTb PIUIJRI M [)lr.Nf> WORM) An jwartf wmn.ng pirlurf Uhen r>y ln\foh linski 6? Merritt which can lead to associate new stores and renovation of Atlantic, it operates under Avenut, South Ambof N ) hj\ bernem p»n of * permanent tftsplijr jt thf Journey In'o fmjfimlion Pavilion or bachelor degrees in the existing stores; the banner of Channel Homo presented by £«tm»n Xodik Comptny it Will fMnry Morldf(pot Center f la The photo it imong the presentation technical sciences. A two merchandise presentation Centers, while in the South Of winneft in the 194? Kodak Intenittoml Newspipm SnipsM Awards OUNSAI year program leas' ng to a and interior design ly and Southwest, the stores The eihibit includes winners of local 1987 summer snipshol contests conducted by 144 nrwsp«p«n in the United degree is also available. coordinating modulation, or, operate under the banners of Slain, Canada and Memo wrth JTH 500000 entries Classes are held days and Plan-0-Granv Handy Dan, Handy City and Jottph \\ represented by > pi.lute entitled Waiting lot the Sun Ai a top winner HI Shiewftbunr tefitters 1917 evenings Tuition is A long-time Channel HouseWork ! tummef snipihot contest the photo qualified lor |ud|ing irt the international competition affordable, and financial aid employee. Mr Lorenc has 26 Journey Into Imaf nation hat been opened at Walt Disney Wurld/Epcol Center. F!a linte October 1912 Since is available for qualified then, om 35 million guests havo visited this pavilion presented by Ko Hartanu careers, college catalogues, 1 sign up during the general Heli at Ritgm directories of employer :, enrollment period will start t 'ombine pineupplr juivc. aids i.) preparing for *'KK> honey arid wh<*Hl germ Juiy 1,19R8 in hlpnd«%r. IVrl «nd slier Screening tests will »>e entrance exams and source;; Medical insurance is % hnnana into.-nixturtv vVhir held Saturday, Jan 16, for of financial aid < an r*- found linanmi by monthly .admitting children to the «n the resource room smooth. I'OIII inin ((IMS!- (<• premiums paid hy those who si-rvr. Mlikrs I si. Rutgers Reading (enter's The sfrvices urv civariable have the protection and the specialized reading program from 9 2 p m , weekdays, Federal Government from this winter and evening by appointment, general revenus Presently, • • />'•!, /•;//..;///./. j The tests will l>e September through June the Federal Government I),,:. /),,., C( /' I'll It.. administered from 9 am to Appointments rn.iy be made pays three-fourts of the cost noon at the Graduate School by calling Dorna Silvi-rman. The basic monthly premium of Education d fiai givon to Dr. Martin Kling, Olympics will conduct begins Wednesday morning yeai w*er io t.om« It this book, please write to or contact: chairman of GSE's learning at all venues Athletes and assistance Help ne m my pt Winter Games "88 on an-1 ij'ae'1' pel'tion I" '01u'n and teaching department January 26-29, 1988 Over 45« coaches will be treated to a it-isr [••) mak«'.yoiK t^arnu hitimF J.R. Wojciechowski The January date is the athletes with mental variety of sports clinics on ' dust* y'K* 1 i J lw tnvoKwi only testing day for the 13- retardation will compete at Wednesday evening, Say live*? Our ^aineis true. Raritan Printing Company week program. Vernon Valley/Great Gorge including a Tennis Clinic by Marys rfni) Olor.JS Si JuOe (irjy (or fne Amar\ 109 N. Feltus Street If tests determine the need in Alptne and Nordic Skiing, the USTA and a Team for remedial help, students Mennen Sports Arena (a Handball Clinic conducted PubiiLdtion must De ommiseO Tf>is South Amby, NJ 08879 enrolled /.ill be given facility of the Morris County by former US Olympian Rita has nevar t>aen mo., ir; instruction for two hours, 10 Park Commission) in Speed Clantun f. Jt- Phone (201) 721-2121 a Ti. to noon, on Saturdays and Figure Skating; and, starting Jan. 30. Tuition is Veron Township High School 1296 in Floor Hockey Classes are taught by Competition certified public school Participants from all over teachers seeking graduate New Jersey will arrive degrees as reading Tuesday evening at Great specialists Enrollment is Gorge's Mountain View New Year's Eve at limited to three students for Kesort m McAfee They will each insfuctor begin the Games at an Those seeking additional outdoor Winter Carnival information and application followed by Opening forms should contact Ceremonies, complete with a THE LANDMARK TAVERN thefiutgers Reading Center, torch lighting, fireworks Grtauate School of display, ski show and more 117 N. Broadway South Amboy Education, 10 Seminary Vernon Valley/Great Gorge Place, New Brunswick. ts the site of Tuesday 06M3; telephone (201) 932 evening's excitement 7W7 • 6 Hr. Open Bar. 9pm-3am • Hats & Noisemakers • Hot & Cold Buffet from our Cafe • Prizes • Champagne Toast at Midnight Call for Soccer Players • And of course ... party the rest of the year away Sayreville Recreation Soccer Association is with the one and only Henny the D.J. (starring as presently having Registration for Spring, the Baby New Year) 1988 intramural season — Registration is open to South Amboy Residents. For $27.00 PER PERSON - information, contact SayreviHe Recreation PLEASE CALL FOR RESERVATIONS on Dolan Street or Pat Williams a! 238-138C. , "MEET ME AT THE LANDMARK" Th* SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN Thursday. December 31,1987 Vow money

^—^,^___ * , • s^^ ,__ , _ i.. • if * Cash Your Government Checks! A storm has been raging on Jupiter for over 300 years, a storm thai could swallow Do you hav« any old government checks? A new law up the Earth throe of them, in fact The great red spot, a vast cyclonic system, has limit* on how long you'll be abl« to cash them had a diameter as large as 25,000 mites, or three times the diameter o\ the Earth

There are currently more •••••••••••^•^•••••••IIIH^^HHH^HHHHBiHBSlBBaBaBlaBl^BaBaBBBBBBBBaSBSBSSSBBSSBSSSH^HMiBHH^H^ than 6 million government checks valued in exeww of $1 biffion that have been outatend be sure you cash your govern merit checks in acwirdnnoe with the. new law According to Willmm K Douglas, commmtticncr of tin- Financial Management Ser vice, a bureau of the Treasury Department, the current pay ment system hurt* rfTorta t«i keep track of the fiftO million new check* m8u«>d cverv yi'Hr

The new law th< Cnmpt-ti tive Equality Hanking Act of 1987—will allow "aUledatinir" checks starting in late 1988 That mecnn •' you have old government check*, you nhould cash them as noon as possible The new law establmheN ;i system U> promote the orderly payment of Treasury ch*«.k.s by placing a one-year deadline Tor cashing them Although » Treasury check will be can- celled if not cashed within \2 months of issuance, the new- law doesn't affect the under- lying obligation of the govern MUST 9 ment UjJiny person or the en- titlement of any person to the issuance of a replacement check for a check that has been lost, stolen, or caned hi* BY DECEMBER 31st The new law would aW pc-t NEW 1987 CHEVROLET SPRINT a one-year instead t. bank and ret-over improper .!• tagr payment ('onHtdenng that this procedure recover* f.'M mil- ' lion to $35 million' for the gov- NEW 1987 CHEVROLET ernment annually, it may im-«n SPECTRUM TURBO 4 DR.

more chnn^i- in the pockets «f M >< ilf' ."ioili s It American taxpayers HS* ( ;idui'. I Si Ml 'u.n «SRC SlU id"* 7889 NEW 1987 CHEVROLET ^ NOVA 4 Drf. )6V VIN 5u$SJ04 •' ['i. "i spo mm pjslefi ^-'WOMAN «»s *lC l'|KM Nad Body Mde moiam|i t Hf:«o '.«s uimf Lonlio" B5W \>m 'iduis Auto Insurance: ufn /Hoy ••"^ Cl tullom interior piniiiiMS J' uaids «hi iip maldmi hjloien ^ MSRP'tli The Right Coverage »9? {} Wh.u i vjx-.- ul .mid in surano- m^cra^r iin 1 in-cd' NEW 1987 CHEVROLET CAVALIER 4 DR. A X-.itlle >t.ilcs VMtli mi Sl« l)$ft VtH#?39»l! t cyf *u!u a/V«- ^bi fault •mti) niMir;n»(- law;-, re \K. Ii|Un RVdel bcOy vat molding Mtim s buckft s«Jt5 BSW !nci radial «rp»t 'lour n»n quire drivers to carrv cover miifori R' pjc«*« H[) MtKi, •jifil'v'^ 'I' age called personal injury d l ill ti04is 'fll awtf: (lu^ U' valuable if vim are hit by sonuMine wtiu i.s short or "iwurarue You may not, however, need such extruH us coverage fur towing or for a rent"l car while yours is «n repair. Liability insurance IN also important The potential (or a ruinous lo«a fn>ni a lawHutl in.great at a time when every- body Bt-enis to }*• goiitg sf> -*«urt. Auto accident settle irent* have gune way up i.< recent years, so if you haven't OUTERMIDQE TO RT 440 TORTD increased your coverag**. late- SOUTH. FOLLOW SIGNS FOR SO ly, you ina.v want to look mlo AMBOY BUSINESS CENTER (201) 525-0800 it For Woman," write. Metropolitan Lift Insurance Compi ly MAIN ST. & BROADWAY • SOUTH AMBOY Dept. N17. One Madiaon Ave , New York. NY 1(1010 The SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN -7- Thnrsday, December 31. It87 SNA toktj Mlic MNI \mkm Mean Classified Week of JuMry 4. I MM Week ef January 11, IKS ANNUAL NOTICE MAJOR CREDIT CARDS' BY THE SOUTH AMBOY ZONING MONDAY Luncheon 1 MOND'.Y: Luncheon 1 - BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT OF THE Regariless of credit history SCHEDUI.E OF MEETINGS To BE Minute afteak on roll, Frankfurter on roll, Also, new credit card No PLUMBING HELD IN 1«M Af> REQUIRED Y THE potatoes, vesetabled; potatoes, shredded lettuce; Outfity m>»t -,' "OPEN PUBLIC MEETING \AV. OK one refused! For NEW JERSEY F.KKKd IVK Luncheon 2 Grilled cheese I^uncheon 2 Batter dipped information call i JANUARY I* \m sandwich, potatoes, fish sub on 'Am w/opt tartar KEVIN O'QORMAN ALL REtt0l.AH MEETINGS ARK. 733-8062 ExlM»444 TO HE MEM) AT ft m |>M I'KF.VAil, vegetable sauce, cheese wedge, 727-7941 IN(; TIME, ON. TDK SKl'UMi TUESDAY: Luncheon 1 - pots toes, shredded lettuce. H j C, »m- WEDNESDAY IN ^Kf.;ANI7.ATI< 'N MERTING W1U. KE HELD ON and butter, totted salad Italian cheese calzone, 1965 Mustang SVO PS, PB. WEI>N^SDAY. ,tAM AKY 13^ IMR AT tossed salad w/dretsing, PDL, AC. 5 speed fuel injec 7 Oo PM PHIUH TO TIIF: w/dreasing, fruit; Luncheon SECftETARYMANAOEfi MONTHLY MEETlNt; 2 Frankfurter on roll, vegetable; Luncheon 2 - Hot turbo, stereo rassette & GAMBUNG THE DAT>^S AHK ham sandwich, tossed salad alarm sys. Stil! undfr war No •*£) n«c«wary. m will 1r«ln January 1.1. I MR potatoes, tossed salad am<iou*. raapondbto p< w/dressirg, vegetable. ranty 442525a Mffir In dart Ettabll«ha<) OUT OF Mirrh/lWP, WEDNESDAY: Luncheon t'on table co in Eaai I April 1.1. IMI WEDMSSDAY: Luncheon FOF May II I*M I ••Big Burger" 1 Chicken cutlet on bun, CONTROL? Junr 1. 190 238-6667 July 13. ISBJ Hamburger, cheese, lettuce, potatoes, vegetable, Thp O^rnblers Treat Aukwt 10. I8W totnaloe, pickle on bun, luncheon 2 Cheeseburger known *• Plat CtV USA n lh« ment Program at John • 14. i«at potatoes or iruit, Luncheon 2 on bun, potatoes, vegetable lMtM1 growing chain in th« USA 13, IOT Nnvemiwr >. IM Oty tnC ntghl thlftt tvailabls We F Kennedy Medical • Fish sticks on soft roll. THURSDAY Luncheon 1- lxv«nber 14, ltat tartar sauce opt . potatoes •nt now accepting applications fo> DRAF f SPERSON Center m Edison. Nh* Rlchird Wrtvtowki, C Spaghetti with meat sauce, lull o» pari lime drivara. and 0? yis 4>parl«nc* Eipanding Jersey, can pro.ide e> SCX TOAMBO Y ZONING shredded lettuce bread and butter, shredded Q*OMI rwtp Call 9 lo 5 »sfc (or snQinMring firm in $omam«l BOAJIO OF ADJU.STMENT or Jo* at pert advice and help 12SMT7 »J4 THURSDAY: Uncheon I lettuce, fruti; Luncheon 2 Cooiiy Job incluOM site plans, Oven baked chicken, dinner >'°al cutlet w/gravy on bun, lopo. individual lot layouts s«p Call us at LE<;AL NOTK.11: 750-0900 tic (tyoul * much more Training Hrown t Mor<( Yard, fnc will apply 'oil, potatoes, vegetable, potatoes, shredded lettuce. Plza Castle USA kvallabla (or right p«r»on E«c»n (201)321-7189 Inr titie al ft ahandoned 23 foot hoal Luncheon 2 - Pork roll and FRIDAY Luncheon 1 - rv»n«ll» Call M««3M01 n< No NJ KTt WK IM7 IMI' loraM in 1 893 Route 1 South Sayrt-;lite N J . if nut claimH and cheese on bun, potatoes, Pizza, car ots k celery Iseiln, NJ send rgiume to I JOHSt: KENNEDY APPLIED WASTEWATER vegetable sticks, vegetable; Luncheon HMNCAL CENTER \21Mn 2*) FRIDAY Luncheon 1 TECHNOLOGY INr Wm Jtrvn MHft MM 2 Turkey chow meln wiih 170 Tamarack Cirr.m Pizza, carrot coins, vegetables, chow mein Skillman N J 0Q5M / IVS (hilt nwkc vegetable; Luncheon 2 noodles, steamed rice, fresh TRAVEL AQENT Salisbury steak on roll, fruit Wi havt part tirr". positions Scents carrot coins, vegetable Menu Subject to Change available for experienced TRUCK DRIVER BOILERS travel agent. For more Tractor trailer 200 mile FURNACE radius Good salary & Information call: WATER HEATER Alter 201 -aaa-rsoo benelits Responsible, How to Spot Symptoms of clean individual REPLACEMENT Sayreville ar«a Call Hvm Halting Sy«l»ms (Ihiidren's Vision Problems 721-7401 Fu»l Oil Delivery COLLEGE STUDENTS Barents and teachers can normal: frowning anb ' Semester break. $9.20 he m<;re effective than the scowling, using a finger or rye chart test in detecting marker to guide the eyes; start Interview now, SECURITY GUARDS CALL NiLSEN work after finals 3PV children's vision problems. excessively hlinktng or full/Part time all shifts 7PM. Mon Fri AT says I)r Kummel, Jackson, rubbing the eyes, omitting, Steady In South Amboy, \ J . Consumer repeating and miscalling or 390-1312 South Plainfield. Edison, 721-0521 rommunicalion Chairman confu.-.ng words and A ard South Brunswick Gloria VamJerbilt areas Part time WEEK (if the New Jersey persistent word reversals after the second Rrade ENDS also available F01 Shi>1 it ,«1 ••<] wurni'M lia. Optometric Associatinti oeoooooooo According to I)r Runr.mel, immediate pos\ions. in- known ih.il :ipp The eye chart lest, ommonly used m schools, 'Most children may exhibit SECRETARY quire betwee . 10 AM hind earn and knees, in 725-6300 EXT. 202 L lnj1 IIDI n#i«s&ary Must own aulu st-i" wriHt.*! and elbows, on eye chart at distance are I ngu'Winy ttfni kK;a!ffriH V'andcrtnlt. liwh r 11 Pmase can REPAIRS t ALTERATIONS tun diMjgnt'r anf1 crcal^ir of'ii eye chart test does nof Strikes 'N Spares 201-359-1555 ra u <1 usually correlate with In'sh n«'w ' <*K ' ' inll«'d South AmbuvKof ( JOB OPPORTUNITY twoooouuoooooo- (jirinous oflers lh«*s<1 addi- learning related vision tn>n«il iifotwi- tips for sur problems " NETWORK NEWS •i.:c *7Oi6 727-419G r W h rFULL Y yoi; s«'lf" with fr;>- Symptoms of learning related vision problems can McGowan U INSURED ESTIMATES prance Najarian 30 15 CHANNEL 1 often be spotted in children's • Spray cau «i»- UiiletU Gundrum Service 25 20 Country ljj{htly on your Hhfetsand pil- behavior, so parents and HOME CENTER teachers should be on the O'Connors Music 241 2 in school Bank 20 25 • Full ft Part Time K & R Printing 19 26 • Flexible Hourt DOORS or performance, failure (o One Man Band work up to potential: Tutty Tease Rest 15 30 Apply in person Jack Gendlek PART TIME avoidance of re^fimg or High (lames: Play Farley • 583-0871 Music for the other close work, excessive 232, 219 - 6C7, Frank Fierro - Diversified Crowd HELP blinking or rubbing of eyes; 209 596, "ete Jancola • 205 • WANTED difficulty remembering 588; Kevin O'Connor • 21Q, CLERICAL 721-9093 what is read, and copying 211 582; Bob Nebus - 267 - South Plainfield Area Snack Bar, written work from the 574; Bill Stebner - ^13; Ken chalkboard incorrectly Sumski 211 (right off Route 287) Floor Supervisors, and Maintenance Symptoms that may occur Full time T210$41 D. ftt epfca while children are reading Middlesex County Firemen S.A. Arena include turning the head and December 17, I9H7 Attention: Students & Homemakersi use one eye only, covering or W L ^ Call 727-1122 closing one eye. holding Spotswood #3 29 13 Full time positions available as follows reading material closer than Protection* I • FILE CLERKS 28 14 AL'S Washington 27 15 We offer lull time employees 11 paid holidays, 2 weeks Protection H2 15 17 vacation after 6 months, excellent benefits inclining Progressive 24 18 life, health and disability, company investment plan atter AUTO BODY Pon's Haiders 24 18 1 year, company paid retirement plan and advancement ITI/riM Volunteers ' 24 18 opportunity through our |ob posting program Please call Antiques Wanted! Witco 22 20 Lucy Morrow at 24 Hr Wrecks Service? < m\/\ • (.I.ASS Enterprise 21 21 Smith \nibm r Cheesequake 21 21 752-8000, Ext. 4321 Heavy Duty owmg Spotswood #2 20 22 JKWKI UV • KK.S lUntan I'rinliiiK '"•' LIBERTY MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY IUH Ni> Keltui Si Lincoln 19 23 51 Cragwood Road I Itiiu lo «-itlin «iiii'T.tii S<»ulh Amlxi). NJ Madison Park 19 23 ItHU Summit 19 23 South Plainfield, NJ Laurence Harbor 17 25 EOE M/F Star* Hwy 35 So. An boy .1 K SAFARI Kililut 16 26 SAFA #2 n 30 McClellan 11 31 JOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO High Barry MANAGEMENT TRAINEES Engstrom 234 604, Don South Amboy Elks #2555 McKinnon 20»! 591, Honcie FOOTLOCKER, America 9 moat complete athletic S|»[M'r will mil (*• (formerly S.ayreville Elks) IJI i-rror* jp^arnut m the Thomsen 210 - 580; Larry footware store has immediate openiflns for F/T Parsons 224 578; Ed Konan management trainees Average starting manager's Chicken Fish Steal, Clam Chowder Salad Bar ci'Uiiml by i(>f rnir -211,203 568, Jim Murphpyy salary is approximately $35.000/first year Those who En/oy a cocktail at our cozy bar while waiting for dinner qualtfy wilt start immediately The average training time a> Vt-vtiod I'lass Walter 229 57/, SMlO'Leary 231, SERVING 6 to 8:30 P.M. (Take Out Orders Avail.) 1 Bob Nebus 215; Nick Is12 18mos Those interested must ,d thi South Auitwy l't»t tlftut' Weekly Specials I'mlrr Uw Avt o( Marili :i. 1H7S Gelnha-214; Bob Kelly 213; APPLY IN PERSON TO Brim Engstrom 212, LODGE AVAILABLE FOR RENTAL I SI'S Ml MM George Kardo« 210. Steve Catering on PrwnliM lor all Occaalona — Doyle - 209; Don Riley, Sr - Hot i Cold Butfvl or Complvt* Olnntf* fbotlockcc Semi chung*- u( addrvM tu 208; Keith Knoblook 207; BOUND BROOK RD t HWY 28 Lodge location: Rarltan St. next to B&E Liquors iwNorthl' 'tusStrwi Rudy Neumann 206, Joe MIDDLESEX. NJ Soulh Anibuy NJ Silagvi - 202; Mark Felice - PHONE: 727-7170 201 .CharlesWillver W0. The SOUTM AMBOY CITIZEN -8- Thurftday, December 31 > 1137 OLDE TOWNE -OPEN PHONE— 7A.M.TOIORMTj ELI AND LIQUORS 727-0404 1111 M"n" """A11UAV .Oil'! II AMIU)'" Y M• . -.! SME PB,C£ E .!. CIJUM CENir.u HIM .i!;ii:;ty I'K.K IT « I-IC.K ', . 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