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Dttty Rentals NOTICE And Leasing MAIN There will be a public meeting of the LIQUORS South Amboy Board of Education on May Available 21, 1981 at 7:30 P.M. in the small Discount Liquor. gymnasium of the school. All Makes Wini' & Bet?r And Models 721-1164 The Board and the Administration wit! be present to explain and. receive input ON UPPER MAIN concerning the Attendance Policy and the & DAVID STS Graduation Standards Policy. Five year old Jamie helps k« h oft (he CIIMH W* Vfffjns Post 57S -Cotdial* l.iqiint Anyone wishing a copy of the policies annual Poppy Fund Dnvf for 1981 to ttd the hospitjlued veterans I<>T7F*Y(IAIMUNTFH fartftti of Jamce Mi and Mrs Robert Aucone. stand by at Ihtir MimSt C Broadway before the meeting may stop at the Board daughter main tht family donation lo Command* Adam ftnpki aM* South Amboy in: Office between 9:00 a.m. and £00 p.m. and ChMt* teRktvtfci. Tht fend oiit* tsgw Swrtiy m (foul ol the Sacral A *.»•' 7211400 pick them up. nttfi vMrCM PH.WH CfHSMOT Mlt IMPtnBI USf. Thiareeiay, May 14, 1981 Woman's Club Hoffman To Install Off Icars PTA. Notes Tht South Amboy Fire The next PTA. Department Annual for Hoffman will be heed en Cfiimrtwi Breakfiut will May SOth at f p.m. in the bt htfld on Sunday, May 17, small gym on John Street. 1M1, at a t:00 am Maas at The meeting will include Sacred Heart Church installation of officers and Protection Engine Co No. 1 Mr Tice will speak to the will bt the boat company assembly on the prspond Chief Edward J school on the landfill site. Ssstkowski requests that all This is your chance to ask membcri and Ladies itny questions you have on Auxiliary participating the hopefully new school. •numbly at the Protection I'lease come out to the Engine Co. Flrehouseata 15 meeting. a.m. Breakfast will The PTA. is offering immediately follow at the roller skating pevtes for the school cafeteria. Members summer at #10.00 per book, may purchase tickets at the which include* 28 matinees flrebouse or school and 14 evenings This is a cafeteria. Donation i**450 $42 50 value, the roller The Woman's Club ot South skating rink is charging Amboy will install officers on $2500. The PTA. is giving May 19, 1981 during a luncheon you a considerable discount. N9W Arrival! •t 12:30 at the Butlonwood Parent* who are interested Steve and Anne Fetheroif Honor Rt 34. Matawan Officers are asked to send 110 in an announce the birth of their (0 be Hulailed include Mrs. John envelope marked with their daughter, Kimberly Lynn, Mauro of South Amboy as child's name, grade and on April 1,11*1 srettftnt (pictured) Mrs Joseph teacher's name, into the The baby, weighing in at 7 Pawiwic of Parlin as First Wet- elementary School office. Ib. 13to Of., was born at freiitftnt; Mrs John Abarav, The annual Trkky Tray GRAVES VISITATION Grave markers iff available tot this Sunday s ye«ly visit by the Catholic War Perth Amboy General ScwMi Ambo*. as Second Wee- will be held on June 5th. Veterans to local cemetwies to place the markers and tl*«s on the < ity s dt< eased veterans paves. Each Hospital. The proud Donations and helpers are taarktr is metal with the appropriate design and heading ol the particular veteran s service Any/eat grandparents are Mr. and rYftJdent; Mrs. Joyce fcootman still needed. Please call of Spetswood as Secretary; and knowing of a veteran s grave that is in need of a Mag and marker should contact the Catholic War VettrsM Mrs. E Sobuah of South Lorraine Forrerit 721-4376 ismedialeh/ to have the grave maters in time lor the Memorial Day Services There is no charge fer tht Amboy, and Mr. and Mrs. C. Mrs. Joseph Zieniewier ef to help or/to pick up Fetheroif of East Sayreville, as Trtisurtr. donations. markers or flags. Members ot the organization committee pictures are lefi to right Patrick Creed, Man Elections had been hefd April South Aim boy home Ritska. Chtt Ciszewski. Joseph Riepkj Che! Jankowsii. leo Cteslarayt, and Al Wttiow&ii 7th kitchens are atil) being canvassed fsr recipes to be put into our* PTA Recipe Witness Implicates Self Sullivan Rally United Methodist Church News Book. If you would like to A dispute on April 4, 1981, were asked by a city To Be Held include your favorite recipe, patrolman to leave at about The United Methodist the Oak Tree Village section, that brought several charges South Amboy Republican please put it into an envelope between Greg Kaye. part 10:30 p m on the evening of Women will sponsor a public SayrevilJe with your name and mark it Municipal Chairman owner of the Rendezvous April 27. ItMl They were Edmund S Kaboski has Chicken Dinner, Saturday. the theme of the morning "Recipe Book" PTA each fined a total of $20 May l«th, S-7 p m Betty Lounge, Washington Road, announce a "Bo Sullivan worship will be "God's Own Elementary School. John Lawrence Pasqualmi. Grimes wiU be coordinating People", based on the and several patrons started for Governor Rally" on Street, South Amboy. N J over damage to a sink in the Woodrow Road. Staten the men, women, and youth reading from 1 Peter 2.1-10. OsftTv. Sunday. May 17. istl. at 7 30 m preparing and serving this Lounge's rest room Island, was cited by office ." The Reverend John A. August ('harmello on April .m The rally will be held at dinner. Members of the Benson will present the Witness** testified before Sohn» HalTway House; congregations of the South Amboy Municipal 25. mi. when he stopped morning message at both him for driving so as to Ridge* ay Avenue snd Clifrwood Community and locations. Judge Joseph Hoffman Rsrttan Street. South the South Amboy Churches Dinner Honors during two separate court endanger life and property A third opportunity to Pasqualim pleaded guilty Amboy unable to worship at the gather for worship, study, appearances tha Kaye used Kobonki urges all Sunday morning times of Doctor a mace-like substance in and paid a fine of 115 and lio and fellowship is provided at A testimonial dinner dance court costs committee persons, poll worship are reminded of the 7 p.m., Sunday under the spray form during a shoving workers and the public la Word and Table worship to honoring long-time resident match wit ensued after a Ptl Steve Pavirh cited title of United Methodist and physician Dr. Charles attend Ref reshments will be be held at the Cliffwood Class. This program, a group of customers from a Linden resident Kathy available W Hoffman of South Amboy Eatcnelor party were Apostolopours of Allen Street Community Church, s p.m, continuation of Confirmation Edmund Koboski hi also a Saturday, May 16th will be held at the Pines confronted by Kaye, who for driving without a driver's Preparation, is a time ot Manor, Edison, on Sunday, candidate for the Stale informal worship and study reportedly told them, "It license. She was fined ft5 Sunday morning worship July ». INI. One of the staling st a MM repair mil And lift. Senate from the Istl) will be held at CJiffwood The theme of the highlighta of the day will be a District, comprised ft presentation for May 17th ano^rant someone to own up Defendant Robert Meaco. Community, 9 am, and at High Mass to be celebrated toil Smith Street. Perth Amboy. Woodbridge. Perth Amaef, South Amboy, 11 a.m. A will be Toward the at 4 p.m. at St. Mary's R.C South Amboy. SayreviHe, Weateyan Revival". None of the members of pleaded guilty to charges complete Church School for Church, followed by a made by Constance Forrest, and South River children 3 years of age the party admitted to Activities on the church cocktail hour from 07 p.m knowing who had vandaii/«d for the South Amboy through adults is offered at calendar for the week of May at the Pines Memorial Hospital She the South Amboy Church at the rest room facilities, and 17th include: Sunday, 3 p.m., Dinner is at 7 p.m.. and one witness, Tom Foster. charged Mesco with I:JO am The Cliffwood Local Church Conference, tables of ten are available on trespasHing at the South Senior Citizm Trip Community United Edison, told Judge Hoffrnan Cliffwood Community; first come basis. that Kaye asked the group Amboy Adolescent Day St Marys Senior CUsiM Methodist Church is located Monday, s-l p.m., The price of the tickets is Progrem-Rivemiden School trip to "Riverfront" - "Kass on Cliffwood Avenue, several times about the rescheduled Rummage Sale. t2S per person and may be broken sink, indicating that located at Catherine Street, Me Kate' is on Wednesday, Aberdeen Township. The Cliffwood Community; 7:30 obtained from Chairpersons and owned by the hottpital. May » The but leaves tie South Amboy United Kaye thought the batchelor p.m., Administrative Mr. and Mrs. John Nappi, party-goers were on March 16 Meaco wax Knight* of Columbus Methodist Church is located Council, Cltffwood Sayreville. and Ticket fined a total of I*) parking kit at ft 30 am at the end of Frank Avenue, Community; and, 8 p.m., responsible Chairpersons Mr and Mrs. The altercation between Vacation Church School Raymond Farley, Teachers at South Amboy; Kaye and his friends and the Tuesday. • a.m.-4 p.m.. Sayreville They may also be batchelor party members ffl second day of Rummage obtained from Mr. and Mrs took place outside the Blood Drive < continued from page I > CLASSIC Sale, Cliffwood Community, R. Chuilli, Bertram Avenue: Lounge and resulted in 'continued from page I > 10 a.m., Baiaar Workshop, Mr. and Mrs. James charges of using mace Prodded by their parents, Harrigan, Martha Blvd : illegally against Kaye and Edward Szatkowski. has the three ni-year old* and Hand Car Wash South Amboy; and, 7:30 made a . pecial appeal to all p.m., South Amboy United Mr. and Mrs. James pushing and shoving against one M year old came into tile Beshada, Ports Street; Mr Richard Foster, Melvin volunteer firemen who can police department and Methodist Wolmen to make an effort to boost the Executive; Wednesday, 7:90 Albert Heim, Main Street; Nokes, snd Kevin Greer. admitted to breaking in tht Mr. and Mrs. Jack BanfteM, After listening to much number of pints collected windows of the* back door of p.m., Sanctuary Choir during this Wood drive Ms rehearsal; Thursday, 7:30 Campbell Street; Mr and testimony from many the lumber company and Mrs. Bernard Pietruski, McKeon, the daughter of the taking approximately Is** ANDfXTEMOK p.m., Charge Executive witnesses, Judge Hoffman FULL Cresent Avenue; Ms. Mary ruled that there was late Mr. snd Mrs Aloysuis worth of tools such ss power Committee at the Frank McKeon, has used over 160 Avenue parsonage. Fern Kennedy, Augusta reasonable doubt the saws, hammers, knives, Street: and Mr. and Mrs defendants Foster, Nokes, pints of Mood during the last screwdrivers, hatchets, Persons from the area& John Connors, David Street, and Greer were not guilty, month She will need to sledge hammers, spray served by these United all of South Amboy. and that Kaye had acted replace some of the pints and paint and a radio. Methodist Churches seeking keep a reserve as well. tickets for the affair are under imminent threat of Almost sll of the stolen a Church home in whkh to selling rapidly, and anyone bodily harm that justified his Further information or express their faith in properly was recovered, tad MJrOCtlANNG* POLISH**, wishing them are asked to use of the mace. All charges arrangements may be made complaints are pending The worship, study, fellowship, contact any of the ahuve except one were dismissed. by calling Marge McKeon and outreach are invited to children were remanded to 727-6664 immediately. Richard Fester, who during Gorcxyca at 717-OtT7 or their parents'custody participate with I»I. his own re-telling of the Franklin English at 711 events admitted to shoving mmmn Kaye "in the chest with two Pur pit and Gold ftajsrs' and was fined 111 First l*trt! Church Club To Moot ano 110 court cost* Hippy Birthdmy SoconO* A meeting of the Purple In other decbtons Judge South Amhoy and Gold Booster Club will Hoffman found Charles Church School 9 30AM take place on Tuesday, Msy Ftynn, Connors Drive and Alicia Marie Switzer Morning Worship 1100 A M II, INI at 7 so p.m in Room Roger J. Knglert, Catherine Til Itt of Hoffman High School Street, both of South Amhoy, May 13,1981 guilty of loitering after they

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49* DOLLY • 4 PRODUCE • i $1.89 MADISON mi FOODTOWN ICE CREAM ICE TEA MIX t gallon 10pkg Foodtown Hamburger Rolls «~« 97* • 4 99* •1 • 4 Foodtown Hot Dog Rolls - 97* ^^^ 3M ,b STORE rlUUHo $1.69 99$ Mon.toFri. 8am -9p.m. Sat. - 8 a.m. - 7 p.m. Sun. • 8 a.m. • 4 p.m irtaatrfSpoffslMeleitypaar IN msrvt Hit rittet to IMt i Tilt Sotttfc Aatboy Cittsen TWsday, May 14,1961 South Amboy Spawns Powerful Boxers Softball Players Insurance Tips For Dtsplactd Homtmafcars Sought There are more than your agent to find out Jack Hutaart, Recreation 999,999 woman in New whether coverage can be Director, hat announced Jersey whose marriage* automatically continued or (Pictwri that anyone within* to tutor have ended through death or can be converted to cover a team into either the divorce Many of iheee you and your family after bourt lay Stacfctsa (earl Men'a or Women's Softball trunks) and »at Cppta0W displaced hojnemaker* have the death of your husband.J» League may do ao by found themaetvei lacking either case, the company trunks) silt tack ttts* m contacting the Aaalatant financial support, imurance will reduce the premiujjs Director, Mary Lou DeBlia, 1 before Sleeks** cirriej tkfetsja protection *nd job skills payment because there wW' 7S1M17, after Jp.m. with a devtsnet rsjM aft* a+Jca During 1979 New Jersey lie one leas person covered lite 8enior Softball League passed the Unplaced under the policy Under any he won the hoot. is open to residents of South Hanemakers Act" to help circumstances you should Amboy only (not mailing widowed and divorced wives notify the company of yam address) (Pictured StJow) Pitt become self sufficient IV husband's death Deadline for roateri it delivers a stiff rsjM ta Frank services provided for Iheae immediately May 99th Richjuu in tht Wta atstca tl tac women include counsel ing In case of divorce, you wiH evening Kenny won Ikt boat ay and a toll-free 24 hour no longer be covered by your information and referral former spouse's health the judges' decision. hotline < 900-332-9092 > insurance policy, regardteas If you dre a recently of whether or not you have The athletes, in tftaalJaf Ha* Canadian Tour divorced or widowed been notified However, the A six day Canadian woman, one of your rights of the divorced spouse time and special saaTt tar aa vacation trip it being offered evemnf to entertsja wlaaii, art important concernx may be have recently been by the Eatt Brunswick health insurance AH a full improved by another new also netping a yoaagsa* (award Social Group at a prior of time homemaker. you may law Your itpouae's insurer 927S per person The price recovery have been protected under must now make a separate include* 5 nights your huiiband'k health policy available to you. accomodations. !> meals, insurance plan As a provided you made sightseeing, dinner and floor application within :ii days show at th(> Montreal Night displaced homemaker. after the divorce The new Dub however, you must obtain your own health insurance polity will take effect the Slops will be marie enroute In the .past, some women day after coverage under tn Vermont. Quebec. SI have experience! problem* your husband * policy slops Anne's Shrine, Three Hivers. Thus, VIHI «rt« able lo protect ,mnHjnla\. July 25 at 7:.*» health care are usually l A South Amboy MatUN Today, il you are n widowed of divorced female stipulated us par I ot the ) muni he made divorce settlement »>\ UunrVlii: there is a IW id New Jersey you arc & deposit For protected by a regulation li you have a complaint or more information please which prohibits theis unfair problem with an insurance iicari Church (To meeting Keservfctions may be day period will take place tn the pahaH made at Kriglmh's Pub or by If you had an individual house on Wednesday. May IB tailing 721 0112 family policy, you should check the policy and call at 8 p m Blue Cross dispute Settled National Hospital Week Proclaimed A protracted dispute over refused to accept the Blue participate intinKiy in us WU1 babysit for working payment for radiological Cross payments and began May 10 through 16 ha* observation standards 'if education and mother in my home in South services for Blue Cross billing patients directly for been designated at National Hospital Week In a National Hwpital Week important rntpnnKibihties Amboy Reasonable rates patients at 43 hospitals has the full amount of their fees proclamation issued by whose theme is l«ooking Special school programs Call 7I7-27W. been resolved, State At the same time, the Insurance Commissioner radiologists asked the State Mayor Thomas Cross of Welt Into The Future' scheduled include a Bum James J. Sheeran laid Supreme Court to accept an South Amboy. Mayor John acknowledges the health Prevention asuemhlv al Oarage Sale * Flea Market today. appeal of the Appellate Ctemikowski of Sayreville. planning and up to date GrisHom School. Glenn Iswinuiai Garage Sale and The key element of the Division decision but were and Mayor Russell Auarello capabilities available right School and VonrheeK School in our own community fiaa Marital 15 famiUaa, settlement, Sheeran said, is recently turned down by the of Old Bridge, they of Old Bridge, lour* of the May late and 17th, Bayviaw that Blue Croat subscribers high court. acknowledged. "Our City Highlighting the week, a hospital by school children, highlighting health care ChaV, South Pine Aveuue, will continue to have their Tn a letter to Blue Cross takes pride in our own candlelight * Numing career* and participation in Mwffan, acroaa from Sun bills for in-patient acknowledging settlement ot hometown health team the Recruitment pinner was held at the hospital cafeteria htgh blood pressure VtUty Furniture. De^tere radiological aarviceja paid in the dispute, Sheeran urged dedicated people at South on Tuesday, Florence screening* at the Laurence Call Jim at 711- full through the Blue Croat Blue Cross to insist that Amboy Memorial Hospital and Community Mental Nightingale Day It wan Harbor Library on May 18th. mechanism. The radiolofflsts who received Health Center who provide Nightingale who marked the Friday, from 10 a m to 12 radiologists at the 43 balance due payments from skilled and compassionate beginning of the professional pm hospitals have agreed to subscribers return the m to share hearth care to our citizen* education in miming; accept the Blue Cross monies collected For special programs and MtrtMit in South Amboy and urged citizen* to through her efforts the additional information, m stsat. Vary reasonable payment aa payment in full, "The radiologist* were stature of nursing was rained Ga7ffH17»aftaM:tt p.m. thlt payment will be only entitled to be paid the contact 721 1000. Kxt 339. baaed on a fee schedule established rate that they developed by Blue Croat received from Blue Cross. ' C.DA.ToMeet from an analysis of Sheeran wrote, "Any customary radiological feat balance due billing to those rt Sancta Maria No. throughout the State and will subscribers was improper South Amboy will hold be approximately 13 percent and the monies should be li»t monthly meeting on below those feaa. returned. Ttaaraday, May U. at • p.m. at ttw Mighta of Columbus The dispute goes back to in the event the Hatt, Fourth Street, South t«75 when the radiologists at radiologists thst balance due five hospiUb began billing billed refuse to reimburse iSctfon of Officer* and patient* for tht. "balance your subscribers, 1 urge you rvaejatkn of new mwnbara due", the difference between to take whatever legal action wibaheki Also crowning the Blue Croat payment is necessary to compel the •f 0«r Blaaaad Mother by received through their return of those funds to your hospitals and what they subscribers." for thU meeting thought their aervicaa were Up to now, Blue Cross has worth litigation followed received about XMKIO bills art Ann Kris* and Sally and tht Appellate Division of from subscriber* who wen- Superior Court ruled taat bitted by redtoiogtst* in the July that the radtologUta a mount of $1.5 million oould not aand balance-due RIVERSIDE Mist after accepting tht Blue SUPPLY However, the radiologists, in what Sheeran called a D A J TOWING Brick-Block "daJtborate circumvention" Bottom So Broidwiy Band-Qraval of the court* decision, Dacocativa Stona Bu»»tftng Buppllaa Antique . 721-2258 217-9494 Bought & Sold Auto Repair it BodyWork 9» 9mM k. ZKI freiietnt of tht tears' a) TrusrimS^r- T1* *• ****' ••*-c n ° * OasfHaej Isesj 721-0123 IWHUW MrMpji of HoH through adulU. and Security Command sponsored by the lettth t 9:30. while the Kdison State College is the Amboy Memorial HoaastaJ Fellowship groups newest and most unique of at 8:30 p.m The New Jersey State colleges la being asked The fully accredited College [ donations of canned has no faculty. or Flea Market the Emergency classrocms and offers no Troop No. 174 of the lap mly administered formal instruction Adult Scouts will hold a Pit* I of Elder* Mr and Mrs Charlts F students earn degrees Market on Saturday, Men's Fellowship will Daaiico, 200 Lincoln Street. through Edison bv transfer 30th. from % a.m. to 1 pj §*•* an Monday. May 18. at Ssyrtville, announce the of credits, coiJege-leve) Set up will be at 8 a.m. alms) lest*, and assessment of • J.M. The Mission Circle itsjmmtint ol (heir daughter. Sayreville War Memorial ajM not meet this month prior learning Virtually all High School Parking let. (Nant Ahct. to Alvah M Coi. U There will be Choir Kdiiton students are mid The Rain date will be Hihosrsai at « .10 p.m . Ht is Ihe son ol Mr and Mrs. care- r working adults, Sunday. May 31st. TaMe gffcteh will be followed hy Afcati Cot. 20t Cathtrint Stroei trying to earn a college rental will be $5 00 per table. Simper Life Fellowship al degree in order to advance in Call Penny at 727-JtK, •:«, an Wednesday. May •» Tht bride-lo-bt is a t/atuatt ol their careers Barbara at 72I-SM4 or A special part of il.»* Annette at 721 57I« •Celebrate the Church" •patram will be a Covered secfthr al Herattrs Amtntil. Inc lltP Supper on Wednesday. The Annual Blessing of May tl It'fi expected to »>e Mr Coi is a graduate ol M.G. Curs and Other Motor ajwwrthing special, so we _ aj Mr. ant Mrs. lueoleh Get Away Hoffman High School South Vehicles * Am hoy Sacred this date open The Heart Churiii [writing lot on Cearai leajfi Cyrtm, tea at Mr. ani Mrs. Comas' Cyriu, SS The East Brunswick Social Community Coiltft. and is ajtjajor will be coordinated dy Ma, 20 Ffemrkt Meet, 0M tmsji, «t Mar 10, Mi Group Is sponsoring i fraat kflTnV ladies of the Mission srtstntly tmaloytd as a of the parish will Tat 3 JO ps iwatuJt leak slsct at turfcaatrki Chase), Now Get-Away Memorial Dny aatfokaan on tnt Fttminfton administer the blessing from tmntvid, vhart tht of Mo wit give*, in marriage by her father. Weekend trip to Western folk* Force Kpm to K p.m. In the event Pennsylvania. The f 1ST pel- a^^^A^^^L^^ 1 ga^B 1 ^^^^A^^^^^t^^^s^^B ft^t MaM el Heaor VM larbara NeaauMn. and bf Mettujdt wcWef ^PBjsYV^B^^Bssx^B/v j ^^sVv ayvna^rnvvmH ta) of rain, this function will he person includes A Ana fctotaraHfSto, KarMosn Inwit, and Sharon Pawiow'ihi Heart Church. cancelled transportation and 2 nights Itetcules Service lett Man was fhslp Cyriu, and ushers wart Randy Wwamtn. accomodationa, a Ricky Rudy Htwwann. and AnHiony Tomasttti Colada Party, Luau Dinner Anniversaries Tht bridt is a graduate of H.G HoNsun High School. Sent* with a Hawaiian floor thow 4o Years Alexander S Juabty. and aho Robert Walsh Business School. Sht it curromly and several hours of uewski. South Kiver About Your Social Security laiployod as a Senior Customer Servkt Agent with NorM Mraayt, shopping in area outlet \ ears Krnesi A Inc.. Newarh. stores. Also included Is a Jamesbun*. Harry Young people planning to and citizenship For proof of Tht room is a graduate of MadHon TowniMp High Schaet and sightseeing lour and an Stickle. South Ambiiy. work for the first time this identity, we may accept any Satan Had University. Ht is tmpleyod by tnt Msuader " evening Dinner Dance Jtacph T Wiev/orek. South Cruise aboard the Cateway summer, should be aware document which includes Grout. Cranfofd. as a Claim Manager that the first step is to get a your signature, photograph, Clipper in addition to the Tat wadding rtcestton was htM al tht Wndbridgt 16 Years Stanley 0 social security number or physical description, such above mentioned meals, 4 Kavendek. Morgan and the time to take that first as drivers licenses, draft lunch, and 2 breakfaits. . Sean Francis CU0M takodny. East Brunswick. Laurence harbor. dtoMrt Kenneth A Wianiewjtki. cttisenship. or lawful «!ien you will need an Alien Individual grave flags status, and age When the Registration card Mst or 1- Mrs. Gallagher was a may be had at all flrehouses member of the Little social security system first 551 or U.S. immigration and at AJbem« Seafood, N J started 45 years ago and in Form 1*94, I 185, 1-186 or I Women's Club, a branch of Broadway. its early years, the concern Mtt (and SW-434, if ap- the Woman's Club of Fftt Boat Checkup was to make it as easy as plicable M-tt, 1 MM. or other Laurence Harbor, when she possible for people to get a appropriate immigation for- was a child. She is now the Millions of dollars in mother of two children, and social security card Now ms You will need to bring Tht 10th Annual damage, thousands of that the system is a them to the office in person. is a math teacher in fatalities and many household word - the You should submit either Southwood and Voorhees * thousands ni injuries occur Nation's primary means of the original document or a Schools in Old Bridge POLISH FESTIVAL ejt the water annually Don 1 providing an income to a copy certified by the agency Township. let you and your family family at the retirement, which issued u We will SUNDAY, JUNE 14 heroine one of these death, or disability of the return any documents you Garden State Arts Center statistic* breadwinner — the major submit. A free boat checkup, a concern is that the card and If you have trouble getting Rummage Sale Mass . EihttMti Sporls courtesy Marine the rights tt represents are t he necessa ry doc urn en • Christ Church ' is 10:30A.M. HAM 12HOW * 12:30PM. ateamination station, will be protected from fraud and sponsoring a rummage sale tattoo, social security will be A Grand Stage Show at 4 P.M. ••nniirt by Flotilla 21 of the abuse. glad to help you. Give us a at their Memorial Hall on U.I. Coast Guard Auxiliary Moreover, the social call Fourth Street on May 15 and General Chairman Tirk*M Chairperson as) May 17 at Lockwood security number represents Mtfromita m to3pm Wallef Kioss AicurtiHlfiaPalr.ir, Marina starting at 8am your key to your earnings Anyone wishing to donate 721 3000 4// 1791 255 46?f» The »afely examinations record and future benefits iienu may contact 72!4gU. a/ltl be performed by experienced Vessel benefits it PTA Meeting Examiner* using the date of birth and the amount The South Amboy Sacred Auxiliary « highly Is baaed on your covered an- Heart School PTA Meeting aeefcimed safety checklist nual earnings shown in your date is set for Thursday, SOUTH AMBOY COMMUNITY fny Auxiliary is^not a low record over vow working May 14, in the parish BLOOD BANK ^PHPBPMMivMii Bssrficy« S»IKI uw lifetime. Incorrect in- auditorium. Teachers Mfermatton obtained is not formation on the application conferences will began at Mood For Kathleen McKeon fcrwarded to anyone but the for a number COUK seriously 6:so p.m, The business heart owner, to whom the • affect your benefit rights meeting is at 8 p.m. essnpiete checklist is given later. •a a guide* to continued •Ml/or improved safety. Many employers wilt not AaatllnnsHy, the inspections hire you unless you can show a social security card mm\4k an excellent forum tsul fir in-depth questions; and because the law requires them to collect and pay WOOOMIME safety inspection is social security taxes on the free. Upon earnings of each person they MINTING INC. of the employ, and they need t correct social security num Coast Perth Aisooy. N J Auxiliary's seal of a handsome CME People II or over must ap- Residential I be awarded to ply for a oard In parson, but safety qualified people under it may apply Commercial For further by mail or phone Industrial call Flotilla tl, If yajti were bom in the RawlukatJol-lfTt Uttted Mats*, a birth or bap- 44M4M at Uamai record will be for proof of aft - *i.r~^~ -6- Thursday, May 14,1961 A Cough Is More The Middlesex County Than Just Hot Air Getting The Bugs Out PrebatiMt Department Is A loud, raspy cougher in a presently seeking volunteers crowded theater is a For the past year. Ratych has been one of the swept low to to work in a one on one nuisance to those about Mm; the rule Setting her sights on microbiology as a general counselling relational with but consider thai the research area when she was name a Henry Rutgers scholar. probationers for its June common cough is a part of she gamed acceptance to the institute through the training class (Monday the body's vital defense or sponsorship of one of its most esteemed faculty members. nights* immune system. Her mentor was, and remains, Karl Maramoroach, winner I..n. order to qualify, The Delaware-Raritan of the lioo.ooo 1880 Wolf Prite for agriculture. persons must be II, have a Lung Association reminds At first. Ratych recall. "I had to work in Dr. clean record, be available that, physiologically Maramorosch's labora'jry over, the summer, just to learn for evening training classes speaking, the cough is: "an the basics of microbiology - things like tissue culture in Perth Amboy, and have extremely common., uchniques, preparing culture medium, and maintaining two hours per week to devote physically remarkable and organisms in a healthy enough state to use for later to worming with a potentially life-saving reflex experiementa." probationer. action" After fttlng an application, Moreover, during a cough This she did hoping - but not knowing - that she would be volunteers are interviewed a powerful rush of air la , invited at the end of the summer to spend a full year at the and placed into a fifteen expelled from the-4 institute conducting her own independent research project. hour training class respiratory tract, She learned the rudiments quickly Consequently, conducted by Dr. Noone and sometimes at a velocity of up Maramorosch took her on for the 1M041 academic year. the probation staff to M0 miles per hour. The supervising her research in tandem with a cotkwgue from Such topics as self worth, usual purpose the cough is to the Rutgers College microbiology department, Dr Morns identity, roles, game clear the airways of some Solotorovsky. playing, and goal setting »n irritating or obstructing Working at the Waksman Institute showed me a totally covered substance that potentailly Interested parties may could damage the lungs, or new dimension to learning, " she said. I was thinking for obtain applications by myself and moving at my own pace, without being force fed." interfere with the smooth calling William Birardi. the exchange of oxygen > and Her research has focused on spiroptasmas. the smallest Protect Director at MMKM living microorganisms known to man. carbon dioxide in the body weekdays between 8:30 am Pulmonary specialists What interest* me most about spironlasmas is the chance and 4:00 pm that they might produce a toxin that could adversely affect explain that "people who are insect or even human cells," she said. "At present, it is unable to cough, such as definitely known only that they infect plant cells." those under general anesthesia, are in danger of Discovered in 1987. the organisms have not yet been widely Service Slants serious disease "and even studied, she said Thus, "any data that cornea up now is Airman Dawn M death) because they cannot bound to fill a void and will benefit other researchers." Lytkowski, daughter of Mr protect their lower Untwsity senior Julie Ritych. one of the my fjw Ratych's senior project has involved the induction and and Mrs Robert P respiratory tracts from students to be accepted for a ye* of independent careful study of the various growth stages of the "aster Lytkowski Sr. of 131 foreign substances" The it the itfcsiMfl Iruttlut* of Microbiolofy on the Suwh yellows" spiroplasma. a type that causes disease in a Standiford Ave, Sayreville. Delaware Karitan Lung if the State University, trsnshvt a medium containeng number of plants* and is transmitted by tiny, grasshopper" has been assigned to Keealer Association offers these two from one lest tube to anohtr with a pipttjt. Rttych like insects called leaf hoppers Air Force Base, Mississippi. important reminders about after completing Air Force all coughs Mil Tbursdsy, May 21. with a double major in |tt»sr*l basic training. Applying spiropkumas to mosquito cells. Katych noticed a A cough is not a disease, curious and potentially excising development During the six weeks at but rather a Mympton that "Theculture I,took from me spiroplasma*' log . or earliest lackland Air Force Base. something is wrong In the It is very late - so late, in fact, that the janitor has long growing r*riod. was clearly inhibiting the multiplication of Texas, the airman studied body Anyone who has a since thrown the main light switches at Rutgers University's the mosauito cells." shesaid the \ir Force mission, rough that lasts more than c Waksman Institute of Microbiology and called it a night "Leaf hoppers are similar to mosquitoes in that both are organization and customs couple of week* should be Up on the second door, a few windows still cast an amber insects, so I now have reason Io hope for the same growth and received special training in human relations seen by » doctor, who may in glow Into the darkness that envelops the Busch campus reduction when I have collected enough leaf hoppers to studv turn Hugjtenl an examination Behind one of them, graduating State University senior their cells, too" ^^ In addition, airmen who by a renpiratory disease complete basic training earn Julie Ratych is busy finishing the culture medium she will Once accepted to graduate school, »ne HIM pun* to conduct specialist need for a new pahse of research she intends to begin in the credits toward an ajwwittlc experiement* using human ceils, in an effort to learn degree in applied science Most coughs are **tf- morning whether or not the insect-borne spiroplasma has any limiting, that i«. they go Within the hour. Ratych completes her solution and gives through the Community negative effect on them. College of the Air Force away in a feu weefcK. even if the glass beaker one fast, peremptory shake. She quickly Some scientists, including Maromorosch, now regard this you do nothing al all If you cheats the colony of leaf hoppers she is cultivating in glass The airman will now are a cigarette smnker, a as a possibility, since an organism similar to the one Ratych receive specialized cages on the window sill, turns out the light and heads home observed has been identified as the cause of cataracts in cough is in your future. for a few hours of sleep. instruction in the communi However, if you quit It has been a stimulating, tiring and quite typical day. cations-electronics systems tmoking that cough will An honor student *t Rutgers College, Ratych wMl receive Ratych grew up in Edison with her Ukraniait-born father fleW most likely disappear wHhhl her bachelor's degree next Thursday with a double major in and Austrian mother, Joanna Ratych Professor of German four weeks general science and German literature. literature at Rutgers College for the past 21 years, her For further information, The college's convocation at Voorhees Mall that afternoon mother recently received s Lindback award, presented contact the Delaware will crown achievements brought about by four years of hard annually to four State University faculty members for Golf Tournament To Kanian Lung Association, work. These range from editing special editions of the outstanding teaching and research your ChrrKtonw Seal People student newspaper. Targum, to being selected for the Henry The younger Ratych spoke Ukranian and German before Aid Cancer Society at '60t)> 452 2112 It's a Rutgers Scholars Program, which provides special research she ever learned English, though she was bom'in the United Golfers who wish to play in matter of hfeand breath! apportunities for Rutgers College juniors who show States Today all three languages are spoken proudly and the first annual golf exceptional promise interchangeably in the household tournament being sponsored By her own estimate, no honor ranks as high as the chance at Forsgate Country Club on mom OfnpU she has been given, as a Henry Rutgers Scholar, to conduct With her teacher. Karl Maramorosch, Ratych shares a May 28 by the Board of Indtpandent research at the Waksman Institute. belief in the need for stronger rapport between countries in Managers of the Middlesex tace of streptomycin, granddaddy of the Ufeaai genral and between members of the workwide scientific County Unit of the American mycin1 antibiotic family. the Institute has bean recognl community in particular. Cancer Society can still AL'S for over 16 years worldwide as a major mlcr At a Targum editor, she already has had a taste of the register for the event canter. tricky business of human communications; it leaves her Honorary golf tournament AUTO BODY Research here is rigorous and specialised. A handful of hungry for more. chairman Anthony M. postdoctoral fellows are carefully selected to work alongside "Someday I want to have a job that will allow me to Yelencsics said that a permanent faculty comprising some of the country's combine my languages with science." she says. "Along with registration forms are e^B^ss^^iepOie^Bi ^p^s^a^^^* 109 SIB ^po^ee^F^wi eYvVsms^^pvPf asja^s^^^^s^^sjovva ^g^s^vs^Vvs^^v ^Hva^pj all the othef problems they seem to have in reaching available from the unit office agreement, nations have to struggle with the language at 1*72 Highway 27 In Edison Undergraduate student are always welcome visitors, barrier too. or by calling the office at \ rarely, however, doas one become an everyday presence. "I'd like to be able to help." He said the fee for entry is $100, which covers golf, Rosary Crusade greens fees, electric cart, a Pr. Patrick Peyton, "the light breakfast during to to Rotary Priest", will conduct U a.m. check-in period, and Send nowfor the a Rosary Crusade at Corpus cocktails at S p.m., and Christ! Church, too James awards dinner at t. Street. South River, on The tournament will begin only book on crime ever Sunday, May 17. at 5 p.m. at 11 a.m. with a shotgun JIM This Crusade is being neW In start, and awards will be conjunction with the presented to men and written by a dog! dedication of Corpus women golfers in various CARNEY Christl's new outdoor Shrine. categories of play. The Shrine, which circles The proceeds of the GENERAL Qet hot tlpe on crimeprewen- the church parking area at tournament will benefit the tlon from MoGruff,'" the Crime Kamm Avenue and David society's education, CONTRACTORS Oof himself! Send tor my book. Street, consists of 14 research, and treatment and Individual units, each rohebUiteUon progtems for It's got all the hit toploi like: measuring nine by six feet. local residents and cancer Aluminum Siding how to onmeproof your home, The Stations of the Cross are patients. Non-golfers may l how not to get mugged, And on one side, the Mysteries of support the event by K«»lttt|( < itrprntrv more! the Kosary on the other. attending the dinner for NO A marble sculpture of the per person or by sponsoring Write to: !4i/*ruff, Crucifixion stands in the golf holes or ads in the Crime prevention middle of the Shrine. The tournament program book. 721-6863 Coalition. marble for this piece wet taken from the quarry*u*ed Box 6600 by Michelangelo for hit Rockvllle. Maryland 10860 outdoor sculptures BROADWAY BAKERY and help... Pr. Peyton, whose slogan is "The Family That Prays Stanley Akrtckt. Prop Together. Stays Together,' TAKE A BITE OUT OF is founder of the worldwide OPEN D/flLW A.M. TO 8:30 P.M. Campaign for Pamlly Prayer and the Pamlly CLOSED MONDAY Theatre. He has conducted prayer campaigns SpeclallKimj in throughout the world; over two mlllkn people attended Birthday & Wedding Cakes the raBy he conducted In Sao HSS., firm UM Cm** hmnmxi Cutiiuon ~ - - 11 This is his 721-1061 ttiw ptiWMMtofl MM Tttt At CaunMI in New Jersey TW South AaaboyQta^n -7- Thursday, May 14,1981 Softball Team Remains Undefeated

Last mion, the Hoffman it an outatanduig defensive IB^PBBBBBBJ ^ aV <4fV Softball Team enjoyed iU pUyer.Shean dolt all" Hnaat Maton, finishing with McCabe is batting a solid says Klein, "is one of our i record of IS-S In the 566 snd leads the team in keys. When she has a good proem they were runs scored with 37 and me, we haw a good lame, undefeated champs of the RBI's with 33 She has also Kp U an excellent hunter Cantral Valley Conference stolen 25 bates in 26 and defensively along with and came within a run of the attempts. Klein has nothing Jamie, covers lots of ground Centre! Jersey Group 1 but praise for his senior third in the outfield" Championship, losing 2-1 to bsseman, "Patty is Rightfield has been MMex Dei tn the definitely the premier third covered by freshman champtonship game. baseman around. She is a sensation Barbara McCabe, Most observers, however, real clutch ball player and younger sister of third fell that this years squad pressure doesn't bother her baseman Patty. Klein would be hard preaind to at ail Defensively she has remarked about McCabe. duplicate last lesson's improved tremendously." "She has the potential to be a sttccesaes. Lost to One of the most pleasant star before she graduates. gradustion ware four key surprises this season has She's quk* and swings the members of the team. Sue been the play of first bat real veil Right now Chat*, the outstanding first baseman Joanne Jacubcxak. she's playing out of position haaomsn who waa regarded also a senior. "! was really in right field, but 1 want her aa one of the best in the worried about this position/' bat In the lineup Next year County was gone. So were Klein said, "last year we had she'll be at third base, her tilt shortstop-second base Sue Check at first and she normal position " combination of Mary Chris was a human vacuum Jesse Lopet, a designated Maakal and Maribeth cleaner She caught hitter and second baseman is Bowlby and catcher everything Chooch has done only a sophomore. Lopez has out* teMer Jackie Buckalew an excellent Job at firt She been ripping the ball at a .305 However, second year gives her infield a lot of clip "Next yt^r," says Klein, Jesse will be at second base and 1 expect her SEASON OfENS . Mayor 1. Thomas Cross hands oui the |*me ball dunnf openinf day c to be a good one. Site is a tat loo* Juaaoy Unto Fettn Wd at the baseball folds Pictured are members of Modern Tr good contact hitter " WO DevagM Isktry tuns who had their first game of tne teuton that day Modern Tr Sharon Christensen, a Irlumitilit over DtyKght Isstry Pictured ar« left to rifht: John GaHafher. Gent Lopez. junior outfielder, has seen much action this season as James HotovKio. Kenny Kubmak, lot ?acansiy, and Mayor Cross. Naam of tht payers aon aet have Dawn Leonard, a avaaabk at press time. senior outfielder, and Kathy Kegan, a junior back-up catcher Klein says, Sharon. Dawn and Kathy MCC Stage Bind To h«vt- all helped the team a PrtMnt Spring Concert ,"C;N SPARES lot Sharon is valuable The Middlesex County because she can play College Stage Band will anywhere and do a good job present its eleventh annual Dawn has given the outfield MIO. COUNTY FIREMEN SOUTH AMSJOV WOMEN'S more depth and Kathy has Spring Concert on Tuesday, 7,1001 •fey 7,1SS1 done an outstanding job May 19. at 8 p.m. in the w L W L iM'hmd the plate " Performing Arts Center so* MH •ov CHT tS 41 Theatre on the Edison «o. 2 SO Si UWtOw M 4t Tru- remainder of the campus. frfloMomto* 64 42 s<|uad is made up of two InaNaYtPw* SSH 4M This 30 piece bind features MsCWIsn 63 43 t1 41 freshmen, Nancy Carsick ata^sfttalala^Btte^ IMA 1 HI 46 the big band sound with Uf«o4n 40* and Kim Reick Coach Klein speciat arrangements by its 4tX Osrwey Alum. 4t ti of undefeated Governors Softball Team led to rifht. Dawn is very high on both of these Sum** 40* 40* 4f SI leader, Professor Condit 47 las*** Sharon Cojrft. Eileen OeFort Robin Piuiofla. and Kim Kekfc. youngsters "Next season 41 11 Nancy will be one of our Atkinson of the Performing OM OrM* No. 1 46* 47* 42 M Arts faculty. 47 40 M main pitchers and Kim will 47 have to do a big job for us in Soloists in the group caach Rich Klein was very stability and offensively she include: Saxophonists Tom 40* •OH mtotic about this year s has made a major the outfield They both have , 1 4S •1 HONOR ROLL a lot of potential and are lacoveUi and Dave Darrar of Doris Dowty SOS, ttft, 17f- . "I knew we had a goog d contribution ' Statistics Edison, and Rick Cyr of OM OrMo* No, 2 40 01 B comini g bbackk , andd 11 would back up Klein's going to be real good Smrttt fttvor 41* Ot* 9t0; Janet Inman SM, l», players." Sayrevtlle. Trumpeters 41 lft-t7O; Carol Jankowakl m taw jtrti would be out statement. Jacubccak is Rich Wardiow and Steve i»fpa*t Mat last ymr was currently batting .401 and It is Mttfo wwtar that with It* Mo. 2 40* oo* SOS, 1M, 1SS-S82; Pat Ananla . ^^ aaa^aalaiB^MfeC ** Banfco of Edison, and Ed 17H seven extra base nits. all this talent the Gorernon oo* 200, 100. 1S6-5M; Penny Tills year's squad is poaseas a 1*4 record at thin Lei vs. Colonia; Guitarist Smith Ifl. 170, 140460; .>UM The shortstop's job has Bob Amada, Edison, Bassist HONOR ROLL anchored by Robin been passed from Mary point in the season. O'leery 174, 173, 19ft-S0S; Pat PfotaoJJa. who was the ace of Klein commented on the Tony Schlavone. Highland B KeOJy SSI, Ml, 9t>717; Kennedy 105. 171, 144 500; Chris Moakai to Eileen Park; and drumme. Steve B Anderson llt-ftif; J. the pitching staff last season DeFort who is also a senior season, "I am very proud of Anne Marie Nebus 10S; Joan witfc a 13-3 record Two of what we accomplished so Hodes of East Brunswick Guiro Ml, JJ8-»1; J. Ruato Wagner 196; Joan Baist 175; DeFort has responded Featured on vocals are 243; P. Hoover 226; B. thaae losses were in admirably She is batting at far 1 am confident that we Roberta Ciap 174, 171; taurnament play toCokmia will play well in both the Michelle Nack of Edison and OLearynS; J DoUn2J2iB Dolores DeSantis 17S; Mary a 614 clip with 21 RBI * Mark Taylor of Hillside Goodwin 31»; E. Kumka 214; in the County Tournament Kleein said of his slugging County and State Fern Kennedy 171; Helen and the hearlbreaker to Tournaments. I feel that this The Spring Concert is open F. Trip 3U; J. Grabas 210; Pouben 170, 10S; Lee Miaak shortstop. "Ueenie has to the public at no charge. F Hayes SOf; D. Doyle SOI; Malar Dei in the states. This shown a lot of improvement is our year We're primarily 163; Pat McGowan 163; seaaon she had none even a senior team. an B LonrJW; R SiaroTO; H Linda O'Leary 161; Doris She make* good contact with Snure 90S; V. Lohr SOS; R batter, logging a 12-« record the ball and defensively she experienced team, and this Reichenbach 160. to date. Klein commented on should help us in the Laonard SOI; J Murphy 801 has been making all the J.ConlonSOO. tke senior righthander. plays She is also very tournaments" RESULTS "Robin is probably the bent versatile I ..-an uw her at This ,vear n squad at Dedicated Tuck* Three game winners: Bay control pitcher in the area any positwir and ' know Hoffman may finally Ftted RESULTS City over Albem's; Carney's the doesn't get herself into she'll get the job uone " disprove that old adage: Three game winners: over Boat Club; GundrunVs trouble with walk* She s a Thi* year's second "You can't win them all" The Truman School PTA Chaesequake No. l over over Hide Away. little faster this year and i* b*»eman is sophomore They certainly will be honored Mrs, Dorothy South River; OM Bridge No. Two game winners: •fatting her pitch** a lot Powers, a kindergarten 2 over Pon's Raiders. English's ovar Lion's Dan; 1 Sharon Coyle who i* trying batter * currently hitting a solid 447 teacher, with a special Two game winners: Chib 3ft over National Bank. Also returning this year with 19 RBI'* "Sharon it program that was attended Spotswood No. 1 over are two All-County snd All probably the most improved by parents. friends, Enter prise; Spotswood No. 1 SOUTH AMOOY KOPC State performer* player on the team, says students. and fellow over Lincoln; Summit over •JSJV11.1061 Coatorflelder Jamie White Klein, 'she is hitting very Trip To Atlantic City teachers on Monday. Old Bridge No t; Eagle over w L and third baseman Patty well after a slow start St Marys Elementary At- 61 years of age, Mrs. Madison Park; Washington Osy CHy Llojiiofi S3 SI PTA is planning a trip to Powers Is retiring with » over Protection. st a^ B SM^^A^M SO 64 tttCabe Defensively at second, she is ^^ ^B ™ wv^HWHf Atlantic City. Park Place years of Caching as a President Park one and a JD M White is leading the team doing very well" •1^• WW^ •!•HO*« . -••M *l Casino, on Sunday, May 31. Kindergarten teacher in the half ovar MrClellan; 20 61 Ot batting with a phenomena! Dottle Ftrach, a junior Osyfeweeaii OSjin. 17 27 .m average Included in her catcher, is currently batting Buses will leave the school Sayreville school system to Cheeeequake No. 1 one and a Karaswe ^msvel half over L.H. Fire. 17 If II hits are to doubles, 4 461 with 24 RBI's The coach parking tot at 3 p.m. and will her credit. Earlier Us year SO SO triples and & home runt raves about his catcher, return st 10 p.m. Upon the Chamber of Commerce 14 40 Goo** Klein said of his star Dottle to one of the main arriving in Atlantic City, you named her "Teacher of the outfielder, "Jamie is reasons we are undefeated. will receive $10 in quarters. Year" at IU annual banquet HONOR ROLL certainty one of the bast all She has come up with many Coat is 113 per person. For A widow since 1066, Mrs New Arrival! C Uaria SSI', 601-066; S around sottball players in clutch hits and very few information call Beverly Powers has two children. Mr. and Mrs Daniel and Batruk 2OM0O; J.OwiroSH tf» state She has all the baftcrunnen will even try to Kovacs at 731-IMS or Donna Her daughter it a former Roaeam Lawia of Tacoma, S66; F. Fierro SOI; F BM can run, hit for steal She has a rifle arm" Espositoat 731-66K teacher and is now an Washington, announce the JancoJa 201:0. KardosSOt B, hit for power, and Linda Smith, a senior left educational director for an birth oTthetr son. Ryan, on insurance firm. Her son is a May U. 1011 Ryan weighed RESULTS certified public accountant in at • lbs 4oi Three game wlnaars: who attends law school at Proud grandparents an Carney's ovar First National Dwllclous Pizza nifht MrondMn. D. Lava of SSI Bank; Kuriawa's ovar EDDIE'S Mrs. Powers herself has Church Street, South BMOMM't. Full Line ot continued her own education Amboy Iwo game wtanafi: Boy since graduating with a City over R 4 R.; Hot ind Cold Subs bachelor of arts degree from Kubisiak's ovar Sayrewoads. CASINO Keane Collage, and focuses her attention on special SPECIAL education. She encourages TUNA SUB the children toward Sooth Amboy PIZZA educational television w \m 1 Whole • Vz Price programs that prepare Taxi children for reading. Sfcrt Hours: Mon Thurs 410 p.m. AMCO 721-3692 -Fri.-Sit-tUp.nl. 727-9373 Co. Closed Sunday Exterminating LOCMI Swvic* ./..*• Long Dt9t9no0 240 No m*m* Ave., So. Amboy Airport* A §ie1lO)Hjt '.N.4. f /• The South Amboy Thuwday, May 14, 1981

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