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Vol. 90 No. 28 South Amboy Advertising Less Than 75% Thursday, July 10, 1969 Price 5t (Out of Town li ) Works Board Holds Routine Meeting ROTARY INSTALLS HAYES AS CLUB PRESIDENT APARTMENT The Board of Public Works will be heard by the Water HEARING POSTPONED meeting of last Tuesday Supply Division of the State night was one of Routine Department of Conserva- business, without any new tion and Development, the Arsan Inc., allegedly of or unusual developments. agency conducting the hear- Woodbridge, failed to ap- Commissioner Frank ings. According to Thomp- pear at a meeting of the O'Brien, who chaired the son, no purpose will be Board of Adjustment, last meeting due to the absence served by his attendance night, to press their ap- of the president of the and that he will be able to plication for the erection board, Woodrow McCarthy, obtain the minutes of the of 18 apartments on the announced that safety dis- meeting from the state de- property formerly known cussions will be held with partment. as the Armbruster estate, the city employees eaqh Madison Township had ap- Block 17, Lot 7 on Portia month. This month's Bafety plied to the state for per- St. topic will be, "Safety on mission to draw more water Speaking for the chairman Vacation". from the Farrington and of the board, Frank Superintendent Charles Old Bridge Sands. On June Leonard Jr., James Tustin, Thompson, in his report to 10, a hearing was held in the attorney of the board, the board, stated that the Trenton and at that time announced "the application water works pond will soon the communities of Perth of Arsan Inc., for 18 apart- be ready. He told the com- Amboy, South River and ments on Portia St. will not missioners that a drain SayreviUe filed formal ob- be considered tonight. pipe is being installed in jections to Madison's re- Their attorney called me one end of the pond and quest. Thompson attended earlier this evening when this Job is completed this hearing as an observer. and told me that their prin- the process of re-filling the It was brought out, at cipal witness would not be pond will begin. the June 10 meeting, that here, due to sickness in the Thompson said that future salt water intrusion, of the family." plans call for a man-made sands in question, is stead- island in the middle of the ily increasing hence the Tustin continued, "The pond. This island, accord- objections M>m the afore- Board of Adjustment's next Ing to Thompson, will be mentioned municipalities. regular meeting will be in made by the dredging of the August. If the applicant westerly side of the pond for this variance (Arsan) next year. The island, when still wishes to pursue this established, will be pro- At installation ceremonies held in Wilson, James Harrigan, Frank matter it will be necessary perly landscaped and beau- 3-ALARM FIRE; conjunction with the regular meeting Miller and Harold Bartz. for him to again sejrve tified. notice to the residents of the South Amboy Rotary Club, Ed- Guests at the meeting were: Joe within 200 feet of this prop- The superintendent also win J. Hayes, president for the Kuharick, coach of the Philade'phia reported that the alley-way, WOMAN BURNED erty and re-advertise his coming year is presented with the Eagles, guest of Dan Zack; Jim intent in the CITIZEN." between Sth St. and 6th St., A fire which partially des- gavel by outgoing president Joseph Day and Ross Maghan of Matawan; to Stevens Ave., will be troyed the upper two floors R. Wojciechowski. Murray Liebowitz and Michael Sto- A delegation of about 50 cleaned. He also told the of a three-storied house Other officers installed were: Vic- fega of Perth Amboy; and Bernard people, representing more board that the drainage at 219 Elm St., was the tor Oppenheim, vice-president; Greenfield, South River. than 22 families of the Por- system of Veterans Field, cause of a triple alarm Joseph Sumski, 2nd vice-president; The meeting was held at CONNIES tia St. area, were in attend* which will tie into Sayre- sounded from Box 26 at Lawrence Holden, secretary; Chris Restaurant. ance at the aborted hearing vllle's Brook Ave. drains 8:05 last night. Badly burn- Nicolas, treasurer; and Joseph J. In photo 1. to r.: Nicolas; Wilson; and voiced their opinions is near completion. ed by the flames of the Wojciechowski, sergeant-at-arms. J. R. Wojciechowski; Hayes; Oppen- individually and through The re-paving of John St., fire, which apparently The installation was conducted by heim; Holden and J. J. Woj- their attorney, Karl Me- between Broadway and started in the kitchen of the past-presidents of the club Jack ciechowski. yerton of South River. Stevens Ave., will begin second floor apartment, In answer to a question soon. This project ha a been was Miss Elizabeth B.Sut- posed by Meyerton, Tustin under way for more than a liff, an aunt of Judge John stated that the application year, and apparently, all R. Everitt. ZEBRO ASSOCIATION of Arsan's had not been a- the problems delaying it . Miss Sutliff was taken to CHAMPS TO BE HONORED TONIGHT bandoned but would not be .have been resolved. The the Perth Amboy General TO HOLD PICNIC heard at this time. superintendent said that the Hospital reportedly with When city officials gather Mr. Zdanewicz is also When asked by someone in south-west corner of John burns on the arms, hands, this evening to honor the Recreation Director for The annual Frank Zebro the back row, "How many and Broadway necessitates face and head. The hos- championship baseball South Amboy's Recreation Association Picnic will be times can they (Arsan) a change in its radius, to pital this morning report- teams of Hoffman and St. Commission, a job he's held on Saturday, August 2, do this to U6? Tustin meet with state approval. ed her condition as satis- Mary's High Schools, one held for the past 16 years. at the Water Works Park, answered, "I don't know. This will be done when factory. of the proudest people at As director he's respon- beginning at noon. It costs them money every Public Service completes A neighbor, Arthur Jesko the dinner at John's Half- sible for programming Former Fire Chief, John time they do it. They have its work on gas mains in of Elm St., discovered the way House will be Coach Szatkowski, will be the to pay for the extra notices that area. blaze as he was putting his John Zdanewicz of Hoffman. HOFFMAN COACH "chief chef* and the honor- and advertisement*." The emergency repairs to car In a garage on the In an unique coincidence, ary chairmen and women Mrs. Raymond Hendricks Well No. 9, have been com- property, and turned in the both teams won their first HAPPY MAN are: Elizabeth McNamara, of Portia St. asked, "Why pleted and Thompson re- alarm. "I saw the flames state championships on the Agnes Holton, Marge Sur- weren't we notified that the ported that this pump is now and smelled the smoke and same day * June 4. Hoff- man, Frank O'Brien, Chet hearing was to be post- producing about 350 gallons I ran around the corner man beat Henry Hudson Cisezewski, Tom Cross, poned? ' Mrs. Hendricks of water per minute. At the and pulled the box," Jes- Regional of Atlantic High- Joseph Wojciechowski, added, "We're here meeting of June 23, the ko said, adding, *when I lands 6-5 for the Central Fred Henry, Albert Sor- because we were told to board voted to have these returned to the house, I Jersey Group I title while rentino, Allie Clark and be here, where are they necessary repairs made, saw the McCoys and a St. Mary's beat St. Peter's William O'Leary. (Arsan)?" with the council picking up couple of ladles helping of New Brunswick 4-2 for Tickets may be obtained the tab for the expected the elderly woman out of the Central-Southern Jer- from any of.the committee Mrs. Hendricks did not cost of $4,000, the burning building." sey Group B Parochial title. members; Raymond Dur- receive an answer to her The superintendent re- William McCoy and his For Coach Zdanewicz, ski. Franklin English, questions. ported that the catch ba- wife, with the assistance known city-wide as Mr. Z, Richard Schultz, John Raymond Hendricks fol- sins on Broadway, between of two other neighbors, his team's winning of the McCarthy, William Mozlio, lowed with, "If Arean was John St. and Augusta St., Mrs. Eileen WnekandMrs. state title comes as a dra- John Guiso, John Donnelly, here, and we weren't, what have been cleaned and that William Reilly, broke down matic highlight in a long Art DiMattia, Frank Con- would happen?" an exterminator is taking the front door and helped career, that has been domi- roy, Robert Munck, John Commissioner Joseph steps to eliminate the rat Miss Sutliff to the street. nated by athletics. Although English, Charles Koerner, JFlagga answered him wltly population of this drainage "She seemed very com- his profession is education- John Clark, John Cleary, "the hearing would goon. system. posed, in spite of the fact Mr, Z teaches physics and Edmund Lagoda, A If red Several voices called out, Thompson informed die ' shei was covered with chemistry at Hoffman «-• he O* Connor, Natalie Brennan, at this point, ''Weil Iw's board that he felt it would bums. Her hair was singed has been involved all his Chester Meinzer, Joaeph have the hearing even if not be necessary for South and her face was burnetl, life with sports, first as a Halmi, Stanley Jankowski, Arsan isn't here. Amboy to have a repre- reported Mrs. Wnek. player and now as a coach Edward Moran, Raymond Another resident x»f Por- sentative at the hearing for McCoy said, "Her hair and mentor. JOHN ZDANEWICZ Mundy, John O'Leary, tia Street, Ralph Ellams, Madison Township's re- had been burned and she A native of South Amboy, Jerry Malkiewicz, Robert voiced his objections to quest for more water. This kept saying, 'It was awful, Mr. Z graduated from St. baseball leagues — Little Hackett, Robert Eppinger, Arsan's absence and their hearing will be held on July it was awful'." Mary's High and went onto Fella8, Babe Ruth and John Zdaniewicz, John failure to notify other in- 14, in Trenton, and only Two firemen of the In- Seton Hall University where Triple A; a summer bas- Connors, Harry Barna, Continued on page 2. objectors to the request dependence Company were he played varsity basket- ketball league for school- Jamea Quinlan or Edward treated for smoke inhala- ball and baseball for three age youngsters and winter Szatkowski. tion, John Mulez and Jo- years and captained the basketball leagues for both Children, accompanied by seph Brinnamen. Mulez basketball team in his sen- students and young adults; their parents, will be ad- J. J* Htrrigin Conine* MOTS PHARMACY was taken to the South Am- ior year. Prior to his triple a summer park program mitted free. EIUU A ImauruK* — boy hospital and released position as teacher, athletic that includes eight weeks of 1260 Rt. 9, South Amboy T*l. PArkwoy 1-9723 after treatment. Both fire- director and baseball coach supervised activities at city men and Miss Sutliff were at Hoffman, a job he's held playgrounds; and an arts Phone 721- 7500 cared for by the South Am- for the last 15 years, he was and crafts program held at Whtn you think of Optfl This Snday boy First Aid and Safety a teacher and athletic coach Hoffman High School for Squad. at St. Mary's. For the same young city children. JULY 13, 1969 COSMETICS Fire officials reported number of years he has rikink of that the fire was confined been director of sports for In addition to education Main Liquor Store the Middlesex County Free- and athletics he has main- for HM Day to the two upper floors PETERSON PHARMACY On Uppar Main I David St. and the bottom floors were holders' summer program tained an interest in civic tine* la Cat* •! hiMfMcy Call which involves scheduling affairs. He is a former Stovtr Canditt »•»*)» A«k*y MMMTIII H«t#H«l games throughout the 133 N. Bro«4w«f PA 1*4)119 f my Nfk A Stop Continued on page 2. county. Continued on page 8. W«D«iiv#r PA 1*1 144 Thursday. July 10, 1969 2 The SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN Laundry Tips HEARING KOLB APPOINTED POSTAL FINANCIAL CONTRACT STATION OPENS from Tht Proftisloiwrs lake a tip from the pro- POSTPONED TREASURER fessionals, suggests the Continued from page 1. Owens-Corning Fiberglas It has just been announced Home & Fashions Bureau. te'rested parties of their by Herman J. Smith, presi- They recently conducted • intent by saying, "This dent, that J. Howard Kolb study of professional laundry has been elected Treasurer techniques and believe many creates a hardship for sev- of the procedures used by the eral of these people in at- of Sayreville Savings and Loan Association. This ac- professionals will be helpful tendance tonight. Some of to the homemaker. these people had to hire tion was voted by the Board babysitters. Others had to of Directors at its regular A professional launderer meeting held on July 8, carefully inspects all draperies change or cancel previous for damage before washing. engagements." 1969. For excessively soiled draper- Ellama asked,"Supposing Mr. Kolb is presently ies, the professionals pre-rinse I didn't show up tonight, serving as Tax Assessor in warm water for a few would you have postponed for the Borough of Sayre- minutes; drain; add enough the hearing?" ville, a post which he has warm water for the draperies This question also went held for a number of years. to float freely, a low suds unanswered. Prior to serving in this detergent, and then wash. A Meyerton informed the capacity, he served as a homemaker should gentty board, "If this happens Councilman on the govern- squeeze and dunk the draper- again, 1 want to be notified ing body for several terms. ies. Fiberglas should be and also all these people, One of the Borough's most washed alone, not with other so that we will not be sub- popular officials, he led the fabrics. jected to this inconvenience ticket each time he ran for Extremely soiled white again. Also, we will not be office and was re-elected draperies are treated by each time with ever in- adding one half teaspoon subjected to the added ex- sodium perborate or safety- pense of our court record- creasing majorities. type bleach per gallon water er, who is here with us to- Mr. Kolb has been a mem- with the detergent. For cigar- night." ber" of the Board of Direc- ette smoke, or similar type There were no further tors for several years and soil, soak draperies after comments from the board is Chairman of the Board s washing in a solution of one members. Financial Committee and teaspoon ammonia per gallon a member of its Appraisal water for from 5 to 30 Members of the delega- committee. H i s father, minutes. Do not use the tion, on filing from the Frank P. Kolb, former ammonia soak if you have chambers, were heard to Borough Clerk, served as Acting postmaster John J. Howley ganized the effort to obtain used bleach in the washing say, "We'll be back in Secretary of the Associa- of the South Amboy Post Office (far branch. procedure, and use only the August, if necessary, with The office is located at part of amounts recommended. twice as many people." tion for more than ten years right) is shown selling the first before the Association be- sheet of stamps to Madison Town- the main counter area reserved To treat persistent stains, came an insured Associa- ship Mayor Spiros Columbus at the specifically for the U. S. Mail saturate the stained area with tion, and went into full time new Postal Financial Contract Sta- Service in the Cheesequake Phar- concentrated detergent, nib macy, located on Route 34, in the gently with soft sponge, and WOMAN BURNED operation. tion at Cheesequake. rinse with clear water. Fiber- Looking on from left are Henry Cheesequake Section of Madison glas draperies should be Continued from page 1. Lease, .pharmacist, the proprietor; Township. rinsed in warm water until damaged by smoke and and Mrs. Henry Staubach who or- water runs clear. Rinse tub or water. Two school teach- Garden News basin thoroughly after each ers of the South Amboy Mr. Wheeler brings ex- washing. public school system, who LURKING EVIL APPOINTED GENERAL MANAGER tensive experience and Commercial launderers. were not home at the time A plant that surely.must knowledge of power tools like homemakers, never have inspired the science machine wash or machine dry of the fire, occupy the C. Frederick Wheeler has to his new assignment. He Fiberglas draperies. While they downstairs apartment. The fiction writers is winding been a ppoi nted general joined The Stanley Works are damp, draperies should be teachers, Miss Karen its evil tentacles around manager of Stanley Power in 1957 as marketing man- hung over a line to drip dry. Bishop and Miss Lynn our Garden State again. Tools, division of The ager of the Stanley Power The seams and hems are Search, are attending Sort of. Stanley Works, effective Tools division in New gently pulled to insure summer school. Remember the scene? July 1, 1969. it was an- Britain and subsequently in smoothness. Fiberglas never When the story opens, no- nounced recently byjohn F. 1960 became marketing needs ironing and should not body has a care in the Bates, vice president-con- manager for the hand tools be dry cleaned. SATAN'S JURY world. Then the stalk of a sumer divisions. Mr. Whe- division, and a year later The professionals all agree TO PERFORM strange plant appears eler succeeds Leon J.Dunn served in a similar ca- the key word in handling overnight and begins to who has resigned from the pacity in the hardward di- Fiberglas draperies is gentle. The Sacred Heart C.Y.O. crush skyscrapers, clog company to accept another vision. Fiberglas products require the will hold a dance at the air the subways, and generally position. In 1963 he became general minimum amount of care, conditioned Sacred Heart slow life down while making Mr. Wheeler has been manager of Stanley - and that should be done Parish Hall, Washington it much more interesting. managing director of Bridges. While in this posi- delicately. H Ave., South Amboy,. on Sa- Such a plant — on a much tion, he was also director, turday, July\2, 1969 from Stanley-Bridges since De- less fictionalized scale- cember 1967 and will con- power tools development TO RECEIVE BIDS 8:30 to 11 p.m; is a member of the poly- tinue in this capacity in international, with respon- Music will be supplied gonum or smartweed addition to his new duties. sibility for coordinating the Bids will be received to by SATAN'S JURY. Admis- family. Stanley - Bridges, Ltd., company's power tools ac- demolish the former Me- sion is $1.00. Its aliases are Japanese London, is a subsidiary tivities in world markets. thodist Church building lo- knotweed, Mexican bamboo, of The Stanley Works and In 1966 he was appointed cated on John St. in the County College and fleeceflower. Some one of the major manu- manager of subsidiary op- City of South Amboy at the gardeners who missed a facturers of electric tools erations - Latin America next meeting of the mayor Alumni Assoc. chapter in their horticul- for England and the Con- C. FREDERICK WHEELER for The Stanley Works. and council, July 15, 1969 tural education have ac- tinent. A native of South Amboy, at 8 p.m. Incorporates tually planted it. Mr. Wheeler was gradu- Specifications may be ob- MOST UNWANTED LIST ated from Syracuse Uni- tained at the office of the The Middlesex County Polygonum is close to the Junior Woman's Club Purchases Exerciser versity in 1943 and in 1947 City Clerk, John St., South College Alumni Associa- top of the Most Unwanted from the HarvardGraduate Amboy, N. J. tion was incorporated at List as far as a Rutgers School of Business. a special ceremony held at weed specialist, John Natalie Brennan the County College re- Meade, is concerned. City Clerk cently. The organization Dr. Meade says this pest July 10, 1969 which has been in existance starts each spring from for one (1) year is the underground stems, and in first active County College a matter of three or four NOTICE Alumni Association in New weeks it's 6 feet tall, with Take notice that I will Jersey to incorporate. The large woody stems. not be responsible for any organization is presently And while it's flexing its debts contracted by anyone conducting its second an- muscles above ground, it's other than myself. nual membership drive by burrowing under your "Some people are like blis- Thomas Yanas recruiting members from irises and tomatoes and ters — they don't show up Fourth St. the recently graduated pansies, looking for a place until the work is done." Sayreville, N. J. class of 1969. to pop up and do evil. Dated: July 10, 1969 Mr, Russell Flemming, It has even been known to an attorney from Milltown, come up through blacktop, drew up the -articles of so you d better keep the incorporation and official- Caddy in the garage if you ly witnessed the incorpora- don't want to find it en- tion procedure. This move twined. LAMQNrS provides the Association Cut a stem and, most with tbe-opportunity of con- - likely, -two- will appear. PI2ZA KITCHEN ducting programs in- How's that for sheer dependent of the County drama? HAS MOVED TO A NEW LOCATION IN THE College. The organiza- . And« so you can see that a packet of fleeceflower HIGHLANDER LOUNGE 601 Washington Ave. tion is presently making two blocks from the Sacred Heart Church plans for its first dinner- seeds is no bargain at all. dance and a fund raising Dr. Meade says the weed activity, the funds from -sci-entists' arsenal of which will be used to bene- chemical week killers so fit collegiate programs. far hasn't worked too well The officers of the Alumni against knotweed/bamboo/ New Dining Room - Delivery Service fleeceflower. He's trying include: Gerard T. Connol- COMPLETE TAKE OUT SERVICE ly, Post Office Box 81, an extra jolt or so of stuff Milltown, President; Law- called Dicamba against it. . AT YOUR PHONE rence Ganley, 439 Henry But you'd better let him go on with hie tests with- Open 7 day* owukl mo»l holiday* Street, South Amboy, Vice Luncheons are served President; Cynthia Hight, out attempting to try it yourself because it's The Sou.h Amboy Junior Woman's (Jlub lus purchased .from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Try Our Delicious 48 Elliot Place, Edison, Varied Menu Treasurer; Margaret strong medicine. a bicycle exerciser for the special education classes of SANDWICHES Thompson, 1067 Woodruff the Roosevelt School in Sayreville. The presentation was Street, Secretary; Barbara made by Mrs. John Kuc, (pictured above, right) president SUNDAY NIGHT FAMILY NIGHT Osgar, 508 PlainfieldAve., of the South Amboy Junior Woman's Club, to Mrs. Koso- All the spaghetti and meatballs you can eat Piacataway, Correspond- bucki (left), a teacher of the trainable class at Roosevelt $1.00 ing Secretary. All the School. members of the executive This exerciser will be used by the children of both the Entertainment from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. board other then Miss educable and trainable classes. The youngsters in these • PIZZA Osgar held similar posi- classes; are first taught how to use a tricycle; when proper tions on the County Col- ChBiil* _ . usage of the tricycle is accomplished, they are ready • OlNNCftS lege's student government So shall my word be... it to use the exerciser. The primary purpose of the exer- 72 7-0484 • SUM while they were attending shall not return to me empty. ciser is to help the children develop better coordination the College. (Isa. 55:11). and muscle development. Th« SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN Thursday, July 10, 1969 FIRST BAPTIST INDUSTRIAL SERVICE Married At Local Church CHURCH NEWS ANNIVERSARIES Church School forallageB Service awards will be begins at 9 a.m. this Sun- presented to the following The following births have The following area births day, in the Fellowship Hall E. I. du Pont deNemours6 been recorded at the South have been recorded at the of the church. A Family Co., Photo Products De- Atnboy Memorial Hospital: Perth Amboy General Hos- Worship Service follows at partment, Parlln,N.J. em- Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. pital: 10 a.m. Rev. Brown, pas- ployees during the month of Neal Clemens, 340 Ryder Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. tor, will be in the pulpit July: Ltrte, East Brunswick. Walter Leavy, Crestview after vacationing in Flori- Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Apts., Bid. 4, Apt. 1-M, da and Texas. 25 YEARS Michael Charmello, 309 Parlln. Miss Marianne Tittel will Mary A. Bombera, 23 John Street, South Amboy. Son to Mr. and MrB. Ber- he united in marriage to Idlewild Avenue, and John Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. nard Mayers, 95 Boulevard Mr. Walter Cliff on Satur- J. Kunme, 166 Washington Richard Hill, 8 Roblnhood West, Cliffwood Beach. day, July 19 at 2 p.m. in Road, both of Sayreville. Drive, Parlln; Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. the church sanctuary. 30 YEARS Son to Mr. and Mrs. Tho- John Lasko, 409 Meacham Michael Kaeper, 433 David mas Van Fossen, 160 Man- Drive, South Amboy. Street, South Amboy and or Street, South Amboy. Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Allen, Jr., 432 Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Grossman, 33Scheid ELECTED TO Laurence Parkway, Lau- John Weidner, 10 Wendy Drive, Sayreville. DEBATING SOCIETY rence Harbor. . Drive, Old Bridge. Son to Mr. and Mrs. John 35 YEARS Son to Mr. and Mrs. Ed- Rux, 22 Hemlock Drive, Stephen P. Witham, of 22 Arthur J. Voorhees, 662 win Bender, 31 Hillside Parlin. Plaza PI., Runnemede, S. Stevens Avenue, South Ave., Sayreville. Son to Mr. and Mrs. Bar- N. J., who will be a senior Amboy. Son to Mr. and Mrs. An- ry Lynch, 600 Main Street, at I ehigh University in Sep- drew Sobocinskl, 43 Vaughn Sayreville. tember, has been elected Ave., Spotswood. president of Delta Omicron Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Theta, honorary debate so- TROOP #2(T Thomas Roberts, 35 Per- The following area birth ciety at the University, for DISCONTINUES rine Ave., South Amboy. has been recorded at St. the 1969-70academic year. Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Peter's General Hospital, Other student officers who PAPER DRIVES Richard Roskowlnski, Box New Brunswick: will serve during the com- ,401 R.D. #1 Willow Lane, Son to Mr. and Mrs. ing academic year are Rob- Troop #20, Boy Scouts of Engllshtown. Joseph Kamowski, 20Haag ert J. McGowan, Jr., 126 America, K of C Council Son to Mr. and Mrs. James St., Sayreville. H roadway, South Amboy, 426 of South Amboy are dis- Sullivan, 525 Main Street, N.J., executive vice-presi- continuing its Paper D.'Lve Sayreville. dent; Lewis U. Davis, Jr., for an indefinite period. Son to Mr. and Mrs. Ste- NAMED TO 170 Broadway Dr., Pitts- The leaders and scouts ven Richard Molle, 103 burgh, treasurer; David F. would like to thank all who Colletti Court, Jamesburg. DEANS LIST Maher, 143 Canterbury Rd., generously saved their pa- Son to Mr. and Mrs. Deale Hairless Hills, secretary; pers, thus enabling the Carey, 440 Madison Gar- Virginia Tech's College of and David B. Jackley, 156 Troop to purchase tenting dens, Rt. 34, Old' Bridge Home Economics had 53 Crescent Hills Rd., Pitts- and equipment which was students on the dean's list burgh, publicity chairman. badly needed. . Son to Mr. and Mrs. John for the spring quarter. Schwartz, 113 Hilltop To receive this honor, a Blvd., Cliffwood. student must average 3.4 ATTEND Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. quality points or better on Miss Elaine Edythe Gllkie, daughter of Mrs. Joseph A. JOHN W. SUTLIFF Richard Schafer, 39 Boule- the 4.0 system in effect at Chiasson of 253 9th St., South Amboy, and George H. CHEERLEADING CLINIC vard East,Cliffwood Beach. Tech. There were four stu- Gilkie of 31 Windsor Drive, East Brunswick, was married Son to Mr. and Mrs. Wll- dents in the college who on Saturday, July 5, 1969 to Airman 1. C. Robert Maher. During the week of June INSURANCE llajn McGowan, 9 Rosewood had a perfect 4.0 or all A's He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Maher of 18 22 through June 27, five Terrace, Middletown. Auto Fir* - Lift - Haalth average for the spring Irouois Drive, Sayreville. Hoffman High School Stu- & Accident, Hom«own«r* Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. quarter. The double ring ceremony at St. Mary s R. C. Church dents attended the annual Walter Johnston, 152 Fre- NOTARY PUBLIC Among the students so in South Amboy was followed by a reception at Elmaro's cheerleading clinic, spon- 3S8 Main Street neau Avenue, Matawan. Restaurant in Sayreville. sored by the National Twin girls to Mr. and Mrs. honored from South Am- South Amboy, N. J. boy was Patricia A. Co- The bride was given in marriage by her stepfather, Cheerleaders Association Phone 721-0427 Charles Carbone, 1184 Av- man, a Junior, who is study- Joseph L. Chiasson. held at Giassboro State rum Drive, Toms River. ing clothing, textiles and Maid of honor was Miss Darlene Gilkie of South College. The gi Is learned Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. related art. Amboy, slster.of the bride. Attendants were Miss Joyce various cheers and pom Richard Guffanti, Nieuw Helmstetter of South Amboy and Mrs. Charles Scheid pom routines. RARITAN Amsterdam Village, Apt. of South Amboy. The' local girls brought 18, South Amboy. Flower girl was Miss Catherine During of South Amboy, home 2 award*. Namely: Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. cousin of the bride, and ring bearer was Roderick 2nd place in the cheerlead- DINER John Gendlek, 304 Syvan ing competition, and honor- Way, Cliffwood Beach. Gilkie of South Amboy, brother of the bride. , Open Daily 5 a.m. - 10 P.M.. Best man was Albert Germano of North Arlington, able mention in the evalua- Son. to Mr. and Mr6. Ray- tion. mond Soboclnski, spots- cousin of the bridegroom. Ushering -were Edward Nowicki of South Amboy and Charles Scheid of South Girls attending were: — FRIDAY SPECIAL — wood Green Apt. 212, Janet Shaluha, PatShaluha, George Street, Spotswood. Amboy. The bride graduated from Sayreville High School Michele Kosivich, Peggy FISH PLATTER and has been a secretary for the Household Finance Mundy and Mary Ward. Corp. She attended Glassboro State College. SHRIMP PLATTER FREE ESTIMATES ALL WORK GARANTEED Mr. Maher also graduated from Sayreville High School and attended Middlesex County College. He SCALLOP PLATTER is in the Air Force. PLEASE PATRONIZE I Two Vegetables - Potato**) The couple left on a wedding trip to San Antonio, OUR AOVERTISERS (Dinner* to go out at all timw) SON FENCING Texas, where they will reside. ALL TY PE FENCING ENGAGED Sales — Installation Broadway Coiffures The wedding will take 106 NO. BROADWAY SOUTH AMBOY, N.J. 727-2828 place in Sacred Heart R.C. Shop Hours: Man , Tims., Wed. & Sat. 9-6; Thurs. & Fri. 9-9 Church, South Amboy, in B.R. LAMBERTSON PHONE: 721-7523 August, 1970. SUMMER WIG SALE 100% HUMAN HAIR STRETCH WIG $19.88 MINI FALLS $29.95 MRS. SARAH FULL WIGLET 2 o*. WITH HEAD $9.95 Readings and Advice 308 Smith Street Beauty Salon Special for July & August Perth Amboy, N. J. SILK & SILVER HAIR COLORING AND CONDITIONER HI 2-9891 $1.99 plus set Delicious Food!
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nebus, 377 - 4th Street, South Amboy, have an- nounced the engagement of their daughter, Elizabeth SHOP AT Marie, to Ronald John Poulson, son of Mrs. HOME Eleanor Poulson, 119 So. SERVICE ISEUN FUR Pine Ave., South Amboy, and the late Vincent Poul- son. call SpananrpH by ST. CECELIA'S CHURCH, ISEUN Miss Nebus is a graduate 249-5422 Second Lieutenant John L. Osterholz, a 1969 graduate R. SANFORD HARDY, DIRECTOR of Rutgers University, New 455 MAlti STREET SPOTSWOOD , N.J. Brunswick, N. J#> received his Army Reserve com- PHONE 25113041 Resident Phone 721-7123 mission through the Re- serve Officer? Training Corps program at the school J^une 4. As an ROTC cadet/ LL Osterholz, 22, son of Mr." (tntb nf and Mrs. John F. Oster- holz, 12 Coolidge Ave,, Parlin, was trained in var- ious subjects which pro- We wish to express our sincere thanks to all our vided him with the skills friends, neighbors, and relatives for the kindness necessary to command. shown and sympathy extended during our recent be- reavement on the loss of wife, mother and grand- Second Lieutenant Martin J. Marrazo, a 1969graduate mother, Anna K. (•rimley. of Rutgers University, New Brunswick, N. J., received We gratefully acknowledge with thanks all who 31st ThXHNlqULST - A self or- sjx)ta, a meeting of parents and his Armyx Reserve com- sent flowers, cards and spiritual bouquets. ientation program for secondary candidates with advisors and a final mission through the Re- school students cook place last, week conference on each student. serve Officer? Training We especially want to thank the South Amboy at Worcester Polytechnic Institute. Corps program at the Eighty-three students enrolled in "Setting up a piece of work on a tape First Aid Squad, the Knights of Columbus, the priests - school June 4. this one-week program designed to controlled milling machine during As an ROTC cadet, Lt. of St. Mary's I'arish, Or. Charles Hoffman and the assist young men In making a choice the Techniques! program at Worces-^ Marrazo, 22, son of Mr. of a career and determining the kind ter Polytechnic Institute are, from and Mrs. August Marrazo, skiff of the South Ainboy Memorial Hospital. of education for which they may be left, Bradford W. Maher from So. 2 Columbia Place, Parlin, The Grimley Family best suited. Amboy; William A.Delplios,Hights- was trained in various sub- It consisted of discussions, work towp; Jonathan N. Wood, Ocean jects which provided him samples, demonstrations, field trips Grove; and Brian G. Brown from with the skills necessary to to Worcester industries and cultural SuccaBunna. command. Tlw SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN 5- Thursday, July 10; 1969 'LAUGH-IN' SHOW APPEARING AT ART CENTER NAMED TO DEAN'S LIST Miss Jacquelin A. Stutski, Fairview Ave., South Am- boy, and William J. Trzas- ka, 239 Washington Rd., Say re vi He, have been named to the Dean's List for outstanding scholastic achievement during the spring semester at Mon- mouth College. The an- nouncement was made by Everett W. Holt, dean of Dan Dunn and Carlton Dufford are among several of the faculty. you who have been working on finding out what that weight used to tether a horse is called. Miss Stutski is a senior Dan wrote to Random House and the publishing firm majoring in elementary ed- told him that before anyone got around to giving it a ucation. Mr. Trzaska, also name, it was out of usage. a senior, is majoring in history. They also told Dan that "Reader's Digest" ran an article on it a few years back, and although they came To qualify for the Dean's up with several tags for this anchor, no one could agree List at Monmouth, a stu- on any one specific name for it. dent must take 14 or more Dan located one in a shop near Elizabeth, but it's not credits in the semester, for aale. He suggested that perhaps one could be located achieve a current grade out in the Amish country in Pennsylvania. point average of 3.2 or better, and have no grade Carlton located one in the Cape May Court House lower than "C". A 4.00 Museum and talked to an elderly gentleman there but is equivalent to an "A"/ was unable to come up with a definite answer on this, and a 3.00 is equivalent we ought to drop it. We'll just have^to wonder, for the_ toa"B". rest of our lives, what Muff Wood asked for when he* bought the one he used for his vegetable wagon. CAR WASH Tim Sullivan, the administrative assistant to Represen- tative James Howard, sent me the following letter: "I The Order of DeMolay will read with Interest Leon Wisneski's comments on the sponsor a car wash at "Barr" one-dollar bill and can understand his thought Christ Episcopal Church on that it could become a collector's item since Joseph W. The Rowan and Martin being presented this Sum- The cost of taging the spe- Saturday, July 12 from. Barr served as Secretary of the Treasury only from Show with the "Sock-it-to- mer free of charge for cial matinees and providing 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. December 23, 1968 to January 20, 1969. Me" gang, is now appear- young people from disad- bu§, transportation where The donation will be $1.50. ing at the Garden State Arts vantaged areas of the state. needed are defrayed by the When these bills were first printed, people were Center, Holmdel. offering $2.00 for them. This was before they realized The Summer Youth Pro- Garden State Arts Center that 440,000,000 would be printed. The Treasury of- This popular television grams, with regular sea- Fund, which the Authority Shower Gifts show, which has won a con- soned performers donating established last year to re- ficials doubt if they ever would be of value and certain- H. OPPENHEIM & SON ly not for many, many years. siderable number of TV's their artistic time and ta- ceive contributions for Emmy Awards for two lent, started last week when such youth activities, and 106 S. Broadway Incidentally, the average life expectancy of a $1.00 South Amboy, N.J. bill is one and one-half years." years running, has besides Glen Campbell appeared on a grant of $20,000 from the Dan Rowan and Dick Mar- stage before an audience of state under its Youth Con- 721-0283 tin, Henry Gibson, shy poet youngsters bussed in from servation and Recreational laureate, Ruth Buzzi, and various parts of the state. Development Program. • Leon and the rest of us thank you, Tim. Now we can Glum Gladys of the sagging dig those Barr bills out and donate them to our favorite Already scheduled for support stockings. Also ap- such other special ma- charities, the Schaefer Institute, the Ballantine Bene- pearing are Dave Madden, Published Every Thurtday volent Society, Monmouth Memorial and so forth. tinees later during the sea- the confetti-thrower; six- son are the musical "Fid- by the foot blonde Inga Neilsen So. Amboy Publishing Co., Inc. Tim also asked for information regarding the grad- dler On The Roof", the (39-26-39); and the mixed- 109 No. Fattus St., South Amboy uation class of '33. Sometime back, the TNT ran an afternoon of July 23rd, and up sportscaster "Big Al" Liberace and the Steel Band Ettaoliihed 1B»J article in their magazine section stating that '33 was alias Alan Sues. Gaylord a bad year for graduates. Somewhere in my junk I the afternoon of August 21. and Holiday combine their The musical runs nightly at J. R. Wojciechowtki have a picture of the class, the same one used by TNT, special brand of humor with and perhaps, at a later date, the CITIZEN will run it, the Center the week of July voices that have earned 21, and Liberace will ap- Managing tdilor along with the identities of the illustrious members of them several gold records. that class. pear in his second season Phon« PAfkway 1 -0004 Following the Rowan and return the week of August Excavating Martin show at the Arts 18. Entered at Second Clou Motler at the In the above copy, is "the TNT" correct? Sounds GRADING Sovlh Amboy Post Office Under the Center will be Diana Ross Arrangmejrts for the spe- redundant. I'm saying, "the THE TRIBUNE NEWS." Act of March ), 1»79 I'm sure it isn't correct, but everyone useuses "the and the Supremes, return- cial attendance are being CELLAHS DUG TNT." It's the same as saying "Pizza Pie", another ing for their second sea- made by the Arts Center TOP iOIT. — MASON 8AND son, featuring Stevie Won- and its parent agency, the SubMripfitn tout redundancy. Pizza is pie, in Italian, so actually we're FILL Dirr $3.00 per year • 7t ptf easy saying "pie pie." < der and Buddy Rich and his New Jersey Highway Au- orchestra. The show will thority, with local Office t DAYTON STBRET appear July 14-19, followed of Economic Opportunity (Member of N«w Jersey Pfoi» Ann.) Let's get on with Ray Lucitt's continued epistle: - by "Fiddler on the Roof", SOUTH AMBOY, N. J. "In the latter part of April, Janine and I set out for a units and other such sour- July 21-26. ces throughout the state as Thii newipaptr will not be liable for long-awaited trip to Enpen, Belgium, where our outfit •rrori appearing in th« advertising spent six months of the winter campaign of *44-'45, The Garden State Arts was done last Summer when PArkwmy LtflM Center announced that spe- son 30,000 youngsters were btyond the coil ol ipace occupied including the Battle of the Bulge. We made the day a by error. leisurely one along the Route of Charlemagne, stopping cial matinees are again accommodated. to see Soissons and La©n. We arrived at Enpen at dusk and parked in front of the best hotel, which also welcomes JAMES MULVEY ANDY PILLAR the Rotary Club, and put up for the night. In the morning we set out on foot through the city to visit my old friends, Chris Assent and family, who were expecting us. After 25 years I was a stranger in a strange city and recognized nothing. Remembering topo- ZUefiUc Soviet, fnt graphy, we found their home on Judenstrasse up on the heights. Commercial Residtniial and Industrial Wiring As our former billets we're close by, I recognized ELECTRIC HEATING - OUR SPECIALTY the area though many changes have taken place over the years. Our reunion was a happy one. I had been brushing 727 2444 Ue. tlPtr No. 2718 up on my German, which was quite rusty. Chris and the 3145 BORDENTOWN AVE. PARL1N N.J. children, Hans and Katie, came over to join us for a sumptuous dinner which Frau Assent served. Fortunate- Free Estimates Cheerfully Given ly, Hans speaks fluent French thus we had a lively and informative conversation going. Afterwards, Chris and I walked out back beyond the barns to see the farm where our company had a small section for the motor pool. Some farm today. It's all been sold for building lots. Houses and new streets under construction and from the NOTICE figures Chris revealed, I'm sure he is a director of several banks. Young Hans goes in for horses, hunters and steeple- THE DEADLINE FOR REGISTRATION, CHANGE OF chasers. A number of first prize plaques on the walls i . _. _ of his beautiful big house, in another section of the city, ADDRESS, ETC.,* FOR THE COMING GENERAL ajjests t,p his horsemanship. He'll be coming to France for competition and we expect to see him in action. ELECTION IS SEPTEMBER 25, 1969. After two days in Enpen, we set off for Monshau, about 12 miles away, across the German border. That's a small resort town set in a narrow valley, where my buddie, Dave Werner, and I had some harrowing ex- STATE RESIDENCE OF 6 MONTHS IS REQUIRED periences. Bobby Casey can tell you aboutk that place AND 40 DAYS COUNTY RESIDENCE. as I had met him while on road-block duty during the Bulge. "The Reader's Digest" featured a story "The- resa of Monshau", some years back. I can t recall the year exactly but the story is probably available. THE CITY CLERK'S OFFICE AT CITY HALL, It's a true chillder." JOHN ST., SOUTH AMBOY, IS OPEN DAILY FROM There's more to the Pro's letter, and I'm still going 9 a.m. TO 5 p.m. AND WILL BE OPEN ON AUGUST to try to have it all in print before Ray arrives in South Amboy around JXily 19. Bear with me. WEDDING I RIP - Newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Randall 8,15, 22. SEPTEMBERS, 12, 18, 19, 22, 23, 24, Wnglsy of 19 Vermeer Dr., South Amboy, are pictured o" u ^n drenched gardens of the luxurious Emerald 25iFROM 6 TO 9 p.m. Beach Pantation and Hotel in Nassau. They honeymooned SHARE IN FREEDOM SlM°?Vhel[, marriage May 24 at The Reform Sign up for i' v."A *\ N- J' Formerly G«ce Beinert, the Natalie Breknan i« the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Beinert, 32 U.S. SAVINGS BONOS, 11 N Y He is the 60n of Mr and City Clerk FREEDOM SHARES Dn . Randall£*MY , Sffi6249 Rever' *e 'St., Philadelphia, P-a Mrs. Thunday, July 10. 1960 The SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN hach day t particular vio)»non con- AN^ ORDINANCE Ol- INK HOARD AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A tinues shall constitute a separate OF HEALTH OF THE C11Y O! SOUD WASTE CODE, PROVIDING offense. SOUTH AMBOY ADOPTING AND FOR PERMITS AND REGULATION Section 7. In the event (hat any ENACTING THE REVISED GENER- OBITUARY THEREOF, AND FIXING PENAL- svctlon, sentence or clause of this AL ORDINANCES Ol THb HOARD TIES FOR VIOLATIONS. OF HEALTH OF THE CITY OF ordinance or code shall be declared SOUTH AMBOY, 1969, FRANK ILACQUA Born In Providence, R. I., BE IT ORDAINED by (he BoinJ invalid by a court of competent he was the son of the late of Health of the City of South Am- Jurisdiction such declaration shall BE IT ORDAINED, by the Board Frank Ilacqua, 65 Pupek boy, is follow*: not in any manner prejudice the en- of Health of the City of South Amboy, Road, South Amboy, died Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel B. Section 1. Establishment of Code. forcement of the remaining pro- County of Middlesex snd the State on July 5, 1969 at the age Allen, and had resided in A code regulating the manner In visions. of New Jersey, as follows: which refuse may be stored, col- Section 8. All ordinances, codes Section 1. That the revision of of 73. this area for over 48 years. lected and disposed of; declaring or parts of same inconsistent with Board of Health ordinances consist- Born In Italy, he resided A retired mechanical and defining certain conditions a» any of the provisions of this ordi- ing of Chapters BH-1 to BH-8, de- nuisances; fixing the responsibili- nance and the code established here- signated at the "ReviMd General here for 6 years. foreman with the E. I. du ties and dudes of persons storing, under are hereby repealed to the Ordinances of the Board of Health Mr. Ilacqua was a com- Pont Photo Products Di- collecting and/or disputing of refuse extent of such inconsistency. of the City of South Amboy, 1969" municant of St. Mary's R.C. vision, he had retired 18 and providing for Issuance Of Section 9. Effective Date. being a revision of all the general permits to collect refuse is hereby This ordinance shall take effect and permanent ordinances of the Church and was an Army years ago after over 24 Shown fin* Nightly established pursuant to the pro- Immediately upon its approval and Board of Health of the City of South veteran of World War I. years of service. He was AND visions of Chapter 188, P.L. 1950. publication in the manner prescribed Amboy, with certain exceptions de- He was employed by the also a charter member of A copy of the code is annexed here- scribed below, is hereby adopted to and made a part hereof without and enacted. Lionel Corp. of Hillside Laurence Harbor Fire Co. toe inclusion of the text herein. by law. Section 2. The revision shall super- prior to hi8 retirement 12 No. 2. Section 2. Title of Code. NOTICE sede and repeal all of the general years ago. He is survived by: one The code established and adopted and permanent ordinances of (he by this ordinance is described and Public Notice is hereby given thai Board of Health of the City of Mr. Ilacqua was the father son, Robert O. Allen, Jr. of commonly known as the "Solid Waste at a regular meeting of the Board South Amboy adopted prior to final of ex-councilman of Say re- Laurence Harbor; one Code or New Jersey (1959)". of Health Of the City of South Am- adoption. ville, Samuel IUcqua. Section 3. Public Record. boy, County of Middlesex, New Jer- Section 3. The effect of the pro- sister. Miss Edith B.Allen Announcing Three copies of the "Solid Waste sey, held on the 2nd day of July posed changes contained in the re- Surviving are: his wife, of Providence, R. I., and by Code of New Jersey (1959)" have 1969, the above ordinance was adop- vision is at follows: Pauline; three daughters, two brothers, Dwight O. of been placed on file in the office of ted on second and final reading. Chapter BH-1 - General. Chapter Mrs. Minnie Savlno of Say- the secretary of the Board of Health BH-S is new. U contains general Providence, R. I,; and Na- NEW-BIGGER and will remain on file there for Fred Farrell definitions and rules of construc- revtlle, Mrs. Rose Padauno thaniel B. of Poughkeepsie, the use and examination of the public. President tion that are intended to provide and Mrs. Catherine McEn- N. Y. «• Section 4. License Fee. uniform construction and interpre- roe, both of South Amboy; DIVIDENDS Persons engaged in the business George E. Celslnon tation of general terms used through- Funeral services will be of collecting and/or disposing of Secretary out the revision, as well as for all three sonB, Anthony of held on Friday, July 11, solid waste shall annually secure Board of Health other ordinances of the Board of Maplewood, Samuel of at 10 a.m. from the Ma- from the Board of Health a license City of South Amboy, N.J. Health of the City of South Amboy. to carry on such business, the fee This chapter also contains the Sayreville, and Peter of son-Wilson Funeral Home. for which shall be fifty ($50.00) Introduced on First Reading severability clause, the penalty So. Plainfield; and evelen The Rev. Edward R. Cook, follart for each vehicle used to June 4, 1969 clause, and provisions on separate grandchildren. rector of Christ Episcopal collect refuse. Such license shall Advertised In CITIZEN violations, collection of fees and expire on the last day of December June 19, 1969 penalties. Funeral services were Church, will officiate. of each year. Approved Chapter BH -2 - Administration. held on Wednesday, July 9, Interment will be held in July 2, 1969 Chapter BH-2 is new. It contains at 8:30 a.m. from the Ku- Shore land Memorial Gar- Section 5. Any person who violate* Issue of CITIZEN „ „ the administrative organization of SAYREVIIU any provision of, or promulgated July 10, 1969 29.62 the Board of Health and provides rzawa Funeral Home to dens, Keyport. under' this ordinance or code es- for (he establishment and appoint- St. Mary's R. C. Church tablished herein shall, upon con- ment of positions In the Board of where a solemn requiem SAVIHGS viction thereof, be liable to a penalty Health. This chapter also contains CLASSIFIED ADS of not less than TWO DOLLARS AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A general provisions regarding the Mass was offered at 9. (J2.00) nor more than ONE WEED CONTROL CODE, PROVIDr abatement of nuisances and emer- Interment was held in St. GET RESULTS HUNDRED DOLLARS ($100.00) for ING FOR PERMITS AND REGULA- gency powers of the health officer Gertrude's Cemetery, Co- each violation. Each day a particular TION THEREOF, AND FIXtNG PEN- and sanitary Inspector, as well as violation continues shall constitute ALTIES FOR VIOLATIONS. provisions for search warrants and Ionia. a separate offense. general enforcement powers. Section 6. In the event that any BE IT ORDAINED by the Board Section 4. The repeal provided MPOKT OF CONDITION OF SOUTH AMBOY TRUST COMPANY section, sentence or clause of this of Health of the City of South Am- for in Section 2 of this ordinance ordinance or code shall be declared boy as follows: shall not affect: GEORGE D. DROTAR OF SOUTH AMBOY IN THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY Invalid by a court of competent Juris- Section 1. Establishment of Code. a. Any offense or act done or AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON diction such declaration shall not A code declaring ragweed and committed prior to its adoption George D. Drotar, 20 Eu- in any manner prejudice the en- poison ivy to be a nuisance, pro- or any contract right of any person gene Blvd., Sayreville, died JUNE 30,1969 forcement of the remaining pro- viding for removal or abatement or of the Board of Health of the on July 4, 1969 at the age State Bank No. 55-493 visions. thereof and recovery of expenses City of South Amboy. Incurred by the Board of Health Section 7. All ordinances, codes or b. This repeal shall not be con- of 48. in removing or abating suchnuisance strued to revive any ordinance or ASSETS parts of same inconsistent with any and prescribing penalties for viola- Born in Perth Amboy, he of the provisions of this ordinance pih-t thereof, which has been re- tions, is hereby established pur- pealed by a subsequent ordinance, lived in Sayreville for 8 Cash, balances with other banks, and cash and the code established hereunder suant to Chapter 188, Laws of 19S0. are hereby repealed to the extent which has been repealed by this years. items in process of collection $ 1,150,346.33 A copy of the code is annexed hereto ordinance. of such inconsistency. and made a part hereof without the A communicant of Holy United States Government obligations, Section 8. Effective'Date. inclusion of the text thereof herein. Section S. All additions or amend- Trinity Church, Perth Am- This ordinance shall take effect direct and guaranteed 2,719,482.48 Section 2. Title of Code. ments to the revision, when so boy, he was a Navy veteran Obligations of States and political Immediately upon its approval and The code established and adopted designated, shall be deemed to be publication in the manner prescribed incorporated in the revision so thai of World War II. subdivisions 3,081,070.47 by law. by thlB ordinance described and commonly known as the" Weed Con- reference to the " Revised General Mr, Drotar was employed Other securities (including $1.00 trol Code of New Jersey (1953)". Ordinances of the Board of Health at the Ford Motor Co., Edi- N0T1CL Section i. Public Record. of the City of South Amboy, 1969, corporate stocks) .?. *-00 Three copies of the "Weed con- As Amended," as well as reference son. Other loans and discounts 6,678,801.28 to the "Board of Health Revision," Public Notice is hereby given that trol Code of New Jersey (1953)" Surviving are: his wife, Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and at a regular meeting of the Hoard have been placed • on file in the shall be understood and Intended Connie (Dembinski) Drotar; of Health of the City of South Am- office of the secretary of the Board (o include such additions and amend- other assets representing bank premises 34,375.09 boy, County of Middlesex, New Jer- of Health and wilt remain on file ments. his father, Michael Sr., Other assets 22,349.13 sey, held on the 2nd day of July in such office lor the use and ex- Section 6. A copy of the revision of Perth Amboy; two 1969, the above ordinance was adop- amination of (he public. shall be kept on file in the offices sisters, Mrs. MaryNagyof TOTAL ASSETS $13,5fi8£24.76 ted on second and final reading. Section 4. Enforcement. of the city clerk and the secretary The code is amended in Section of the Board of Health, preserved Fords, and Mrs. Ann Mu- LIABILITIES In looseleaf form or In such other I-red harrell 4.1 to read as follows; sinski of Perth Amboy; Demand deposits of individuals, President "4.1. The provisions of this code form as the cle.rk or the secretary three brothers, Michael shall be enforced by members of of (he Board of Health may consider partnerships, and corporations $ 3,616,586.95 George L. Celstnon the police department of the city, most expedient. This copy of the Jr., of Perth Amboy, John Tim,e and savings deposits Congratulations go out to Apparently the South Am- Mr. and Mrs. James boy boys didn't give up too Kennedy of Henry St. who easily. are the proud parents of a John claims that Ed did- GUARDS baby girl born at the Perth FULL A PART TIM I Amboy General Hospital not have that problem. "Ed, on Monday, July 7. with his gift of gab, so be- fuddled the South Amboy- Pramiam Rate Pro Lucitt really gets ans, he had his bride and 12 MMnigM-S AM. around. We received a card was off and running before Shift signed by Baron Schnitzle- they knew what It was all All ShiHt Av«ilabt« baum, from Nancy, France. about," John claims. TOP BENEFITS The Luclttsrare attending a r«l UNIFORMS Legion Convention In According to John, Lize NO EXPtRIKNCS Chiemsee, Bavaria. They leads a double life, "hers Imm«Hi»l« Optntnd laical Area will be here in South Amboy and mine." He says that Apply wkdiyi when she goes shopping, 9 A M S P M around the 19th of this Tu*s to a P M "she comes home with S«i 9 A M -1 P M month. 1 everything but money." Or ril , 547-KMO When he complained about SECURITY SERVICIS The South Feltus Street W Mitllown Rd. Fred Roses have returned this, she said, "I may as No. Prunnwirli from a recent visit to well shop, you 11 only throw Ground rir. opn. Europe. your money away on taxes r J Korvetlr anyhow." 'Twas good seeing Father Jim Forker again. We met In a more serious tone, Hl-I.P WANTED at the Frog Hollow Swim John said, "Research MALE OR FEMALE Club, last weekend. Father shows that 50% of all the Senior life saver or WSI, Jim is teaching at Mt. St. married couples in the 21 years old, for day camp, Mary's, In Emmltsburg, world today are wives, and July 21-Aug. 1 or Aug. 4- Maryland. the other 50%sayB that they 15 or both, Call 634-4231. Joe Wallis tells us that the are glad to live in a free good Fa the r is going to visit country where a man can Ireland, with his parents, still do as his wife LOST DOG In the very near future. pleases !t" Pins and achievement Recipients of the pins Michael Szraga, Andrew Old dog, brown, part collie, awards were presented to were: Thompson, John Verchlck, vicinity of Prospect St. Joe Brinamen was a re- 53 members of the eighth Theresa Bush, Deborah Steven Villig, and James Tumor on head. When ex- cent visitor to Shea Sta- Mr. and Mrs. John G. grade class of Hoffman Campbell, Deborah Clay- Ziola. cited takes fainting spell. dium. Something about see- Kelly, 255 Second St,, have High School by the South ton, Jill Dennis, Anna Ed- The Lions Club Citizen- Unusual walk. Reward. Call ing a baseball team by the recently returned home Amboy Parent - Teachers wards, Anita Gladic, Nancy ship Award was presented 727-4624. from visiting Mr. Kelly's Association on June 20. Jankowski, Kathleen John- to Robert Kokowitz and The name of the Mets, playing. brother, Lt. Col. Charles (We think D Greeting the students and son, Kerry Kojzar, Doris American Legion Distin- A. Kelly and Family at their parents and pre- Kubinak, Karen Kulscar, guished Achievement Cer- And again, in our visit Vandanberg Air Force senting the pins was Mrs. Barbara Lyons, Jane Mc- ticicate was awarded to UNITED METHODIST to the Frog Hollow Swim Base, Lompac, California. Virginia Stillwagon, PTA Carthy, Margaret Mason, Eldred Bullard. Club, we were struck by Lt. Kelly is also the president. William Kurtz, Jacqueline Moran, Laura CHURCH NEWS its resemblance to a "Sa- brother of Michael P. Kelly president of the Board of Mundy, Peggy Pappa, Ver- turday Evening Post" cov- of this city. Lt. Kelly sends Education, as guest onica Raczkowski, Janet The United Methodist er painting. Very colorful. his regards to his many speaker emphasized the Samuelson, Melanie Smith, SERVICE SLANTS Church of South Amboy an- friends in South Amboy. Deborah Stolte, Colleen nounces that the Church Allie Clark, and his crew, education in the world of Petty Officer Sassman of deserve a lot of credit for today. Tarallo, Linda Tice, Anna School will begin at 9:30 Travinsky, Mary Vona, the Perth Amboy Navy Re- a. m. Sundav. and the Morn- such a commendable job. School Principal Adam cruiting Station has an- 'tis a credit to the city of Martin and» William Zupko, Bonita Wernett, Sharon ing Worship Hour will be- Wood, and Michele Zulin. nounced that twelve area gin at 10:30. Rev. Eldrich South Amboy. PTA vice president, also men have enlisted in the participated in the pro- Wayne Applegate, Joseph C. Campbell's sermon Is United States Navy during entitled. "We're Right for And don't forget to catch gram. Besner, William Billich, the month of June The men Morris Nanton at Roose- The class sang, under the Frank Bongiorno, James Each Other/' the second are presently undergoing in a series of four sermons velt Park tonight, seven direction of Miss Patricia Buckalew, Eldred Bullard, Basic Training at one of the o'clock. Contemporary Dobrowsky and Miss Bev- Stephen Carano, Timothy on the meaning of Chris- Navy's three Training Cen- tian marriage. The Bible Jazz at its best! erly Parson, both elemen- Dill, Charles Duke, Michael ters. tary school teachers. Miss Estelle, EugeneGonsalves, tells us that creation was The new sailors from the not completed until God During thiB drought, don't Susan Newton of 9A ac- Glenn Hisey, Steven Honi- South Amboy area are: forget to water those new companied on chepiano. Re- mar, Robert Kokowitz, created woman to be with James Coakley of 234 John man. This sermon deals street trees in front of your freshments were served by Joseph Krug, Richard St., South Amboy; Ronald house. the PTA's hospitality com- Mann, Frederick Miller, with the aspect of finding Dennen of 511 Leffert St., fulfillment in our marriage mittee. Philip Rainone, JohnScarfi, South Amboy; Arthur Zys- John Maloney, the husband Anniversaries partner. kowski of 11 Price St., There will be a meeting of of South Amboy's Elizabeth Sayreville; William Coyle Keating, has a birthday A very happy birthday to the Vacation Church School young Danny DIPoalo of of Bryawood Gardens, Old staff on Wednesday evening coming up on the 16th. RECEIVES DEGREE ' Bridge; and Andrew Lapos Happy Birthday, Uncle Lorraine Ave,, Morgan at 7:30 at the Church. section, who is celebrating of 6 Sunrise Rd., Old Vacation Church School John. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Bridge. John is also Police Chief "his" day today, the 10th. John Jankowski of 10 Tho- will be held this year at Happy Birthday, Danl mas St., South Amboy, he Petty Officer Sassman the United Methodist of the* Middlesex County plans to enlist fourteen men Parks Department. He and was named to the dean's Church of Souh Amboy, list for three semesters. for the month of July and Frank Avenue, Sayreville, Ed Patton, another Perth still has some openings Amboy lad, knew what they Happy Anniversary to Bob from July 21 to August 1, & Peg Bowlby of Ward Ave. for interested and quali- from 9:30 a.m. to noon, were doing when they came fied young men and women. to this side of the river for who will be celebrating for children up to 6th grade their brides. their great day on Friday, in public school. John claims he had to fight the 11th. WISH I'D SAID his way off the trolley, when "Here to visit with them THAT he arrived in South Amboy, for a few weeks is Bob's THOMAS & and fight his way back on mother from North Caro- Air Electric when he got ready to re- lina. CHADWICK turn to Perth. INC. A closed mouth gathers no feet.—J. D. Prince, Tri- County (Ga.) Courier. INDUSTRIAL RESIDENTIAL Mobil ADAM LOVELY COMMERCIAL Forget the past—you can't STATI LIC #1*0 heating oil W* Upmit All Maku •* AMIIMIM Burner Sales & Service saw sawdust!—Lee Call, The IRONS TOASTIIS VACUUM CUANIM Plumbing iugene A. Morris Star Valley (Wyo.) Independ- Coal-Ice JOttNJ.J \MKO\\Skl ent. pkpM 257-2323 and Heating Paints, Oils and Varnishes PArkway 1-0096 148 WHITEHEAD AVE. GAS Brushes, Glass, Bronses John J. Jankowski re- The proper place to start SOUTH RIVEB. N.J. curbing crime is not in the Clifford 4-0087 HEATING Gold Leaf, Stains, Etc ceived a bachelor's degree 16 FERRY ST. SOUTH RIVER HIM) M UniU Install*! from Trenton State Col- electric chair, but in the high WALL PAPER lege, He majored in busi- chair.—Dale Holdridge, The 359 Henry Street Langford (S. Dak.) Bugle. SOUTH AMBOY 238 Fint StrMt, South Amboy ness education. TeL PArkw.y 1-0118 Dial PArkway 1-0436 (Hard nf TERMITES We wish to express our sincere thanks to all our 63 YEARS OF IF YOU SEE friends, neighbors and relatives for the kindness CONTINUOUS SWARMS OF INSERTS THAT SHED THEIR WINGS shown and sympathy extended during our recent be- SERVICE LOOSE WINGS BETWEEN WINDOWS AND STORM WINDOWS reavement on the loss of our husband, father, son and HMATINO OIL DAMAGED BASEBOARDS, FLOORING, DOOR FRAMES brother, Joseph T. McCarthy, Jr. WALL PAPER BEING EATEN We gratefully acknowledge with thanks all who sent Masses, flowers, cards and spiritual bouquets. SWAN HILL ICE & GOAL CO. Call a Specialist for a Free Written Estimate We, especially wish to thank Roddy's Association, ALLSECT TERMITE CONTROL Knights of Columbus, Council 426, Newark Pipe- Fuel Oil - Kerosene - Coal and Ice Cubes fitters Association, the priests and nuns of St, Mary's _ DEGREE DAYS DELIVERY — 280 Hobart St. Perth Amboy South Amboy and liayonne, the. pallbearers, and the Gundrum Service Home for Funerals. (HI Burner Sales I Service 826-4844 wife, Mrs. Shirley McCarthy and daughter, FOR EMERGENCY SERVICE USE OUR TOLL FREE NUMBER Kimberly parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. McCarthy Oft 146 HENRY STREET SOUTH AMBOY FOR ANY POINT IN NEW JERSEY sisters, Margaret and Rita McCarthy . HEAT PHONE: 7210340 800-392-6808 The SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN Thursday, July 10, 1969 FROG HOLLOW NEWS RED CROSS ISSUES POOL SAFETY TIPS LOCAL BASEBALL FAMILY FUN FROG HOLLOW & NEW More than half a million 6. Fence the pool and in- SCHEDULES IN NEW JERSEY SWIM COACH WIN FROG HOLLOW WINS U.S. families count a swim- clude a gate which can be ming pool as part of home, locked when the pool Is not Little League Baseball An extensive directory of FIRST MEET OVER LAKERIDGE according to James D. Can- in use. Schedule of games for Sat- amusement centers Girls 12 & Under 100 non, local Red Cross Safety 7. Make provisions for urday, July 12 to Thursday, throughout the State hat Boys 12 & Under 100 Me- July 17. been published by the New ter Ind. Medley: Ind. Medley: Services Chairman. shade so that pool users lst-Carol Goerke, 1:21.2; Cannon said that 575,700 can get respite from the Saturday, July 12,10 a.m.- Jersey Department of Con- 1st Place Richard Goerke servation and Economic i:25.7. 2nd-Ellen Wallace, 1:31.5. In-ground home pools were sun. Protection vs. Enterprise. Boys 12 & Under: in use in 1968 which is an Saturday, July 12, Development according to Girls 12 & Under 100Me- 8. Install a Home Pool Commissioner Robert A. ter Ind. Med: 1st-Richard Goerke, 1:27; increase of 20,500 over the Safety Post with a ring buoy, 11:30 a.m. - Jo-Toms vs. 2nd-Frank Norek, 1:48. previous year. The follow- reaching pole, and a list of First Aid. Roe. 1st Carol Goerke, 1:19.2; The 1969 edition of Family 2nd Ellen Wallace, 1:27.5. Girls 13-17 100 Ind. Med- ing precautions, he sug- emergency phone numbers. Saturday, July 12, 1 p.m.- ley: gested, will help keep the Your Red CroBB chapter can Lions vs. Progressive. Fun for Everwne in N.J. Boys 13-17 Ind. Medley: includes specific data on 1st Place Charles Steuber, lst-Patty O'Brien, 1:27.5; home pool a safe and enjoy- provide a poster which Monday, July 14, K of C 2nd-Kathy Farley, 1:32.5. able place for the family and gives the specifications for vs. First Aid. parking accommodations, 1:14.8; 2nd Place John Mc- admission prices, special Coy, 1:17.4. Boys 13-17 100 Ind. Med- friends: setting up the post. Tuesday, July 15, English ley: 1. Consult your local Chevron vs. Protection. attractions and features, Girls 13-17 100 Ind. Med- 9. Keep a first aid kit on picnic facilities and travel ley: lst-Charles Steuber, health department about hand. Wednesday, July 16, Mod- 1:16.5; 2nd-John McCoy, pool sanitation. Know how ern Transportation vs. directions to each area. 1st Place Patty O Brien, 10. Be sure that some A variety of recreational 1:25.7; 2nd Place Kathy 1:21. to test for purity of water member of your family Weiss. Girls 8 & Under 25 Free- and how to maintain good Thursday, July 17, Pro- activities is contained in Farley, 1:35.2. knows how to administer this folder for ail segments Boys 8 & Under 25 Meter style: chemical balance. first aid; especially arti- gressive vs. Jo-Toms. lst-Julie Barry, 21.; 2nd- of the family. While many Freestyle: 2. Be sure the pool deck is ficial respiration. Your Red of the amusement centers 2nd Place Vincent Short, Laura Astarita, 26.6. as slipproof as possible. Cross chapter can tell you Babe Ruth Schedule of Boys 8 & Under 25 Free- games for July 14 and July are designed especially for 19.4; 4th Place Gregory Rough cement or small tiles when its next first aid life- children, there are scores Hunnenieyder, 23.2. style: make a safer surface. saving course is scheduled. 15. lst-Gregory Hunnemeder, Monday, July 14 - Raritan of rides and attractions for Girls 8 & Undei* 25 Meter 3. Clearly mark the shal- 11. Do not allow running or people of all age groups. Freestyle: 21.1; 2nd-Terry Tice, 21.1. low and deep parts of pool horseplay around the pool. River vs. Mechanicsville Girls 9-10-25 Freestyle: Fire Co. Educational exhibits, 1st Place Julie Barry, with buoy lines. 12. Do not allow bottles or animals (zoos), concerts, 21.7; 4th Place Laura As- lst-Carol Dunbach, 17.7. 4. Allow no one to swim glassware around the pool. Tuesday, July 15 - S. A. Boys 9-10-25 Butterfly: Trust Co. vs. Komars. movies, dancing and minia- tarita, 27.4. alone. 13. A diving board can be ture golf are among the , lst-D. Daley, 22.2. 5. Provide supervision for a hazard.. Caution swim- Boys 9 & 10-25 Meter Girls 11-12-50 Freestyle: South Amboy Slowpitch scores of unique attrac- Freestyle: youngsters at all times. mers to stay away from tions. 3rd Place John Connors, lst-Jean Muchanic, 41.; the area directly in front Softball schedule of games 18.10; 4th Place Bill Wer- 2nd-Noreen Croddick, 47.8. of the board. for July 15,16andl7.Game Major amusement centers ehrmann, 18.9. Boys 11-12-50 Butterfly: CHAMPS 14. Free swimming in- time 6 p.m., forfeit 6:15. within New Jersey* s resort lst-Larry Delaney, 50.7; Tuesday, July 15, English areas include the Steel Girls 9 & 10-25 Meter Continued from page 1. struction is available Butterfly: 2nd-Pat Astarita, 1:04.8. through your Red Cross Chevron vs. Amboy-Madl- Pier, Stee plecha se Pier 1st Place Cheryle Goerke, Girls 13-14-50 Freestyle: Rotarian and was, from chapters, or YMCA - Red son Bank. and Million Dollar Pier on 18.01; 3rd Place, Eileen lst-Noreen Noble, 36.8; 1937 to 1940, Councllman- Cross can also provide you Wednesday, July 16 - Won- the boardwalk of Atlantic Coman, 27.5. 2nd-Karen Hermann, 39.5. at-large and Council Presi- with the illustrated booklet, der Bar vs. Roddy's Tav- City; Lenape Amusement Boys 11 & 12-50 Meter Boys 13-14-50 Freestyle: dent for the City of South "Teaching Johnny to ern. Park in Mays Landing; Freestyle: 1st-Wayne Kreiger, 41.1; Amboy. He is currently a Swim", which will give Thursday, July 17, Am- Story Book Land in Cardiff 2nd-John O'Toole, 42. member of Council 426, step-by-step information boy-Madlson vs. Wonder (on Rte. 40); Adventure Vil- 1st Place Richard Goerke, Girls 15-18-50 Freestyle: 33.03; 4th Place Dean Da- Knights of Columbus. for teaching very young Bar. lage in Pleasantville; the 1st-Pat O'Brien, 35.1; Married to the former children. Marine Pier, Fun Pier and ley, 37.08. 2nd-Lynn Henry, 39.6. Hunt's Pier in Wildwood; Girls 11 & 12-50 Meter Miss Jean Ryan, the Zdan- Boys 15-18-50 Butterfly: ewiczs have one daughter, SOFTBALL RESULTS Palace Amusement Center Butterfly: 1st - John McCoy, 34.9; in Asbury Park; the Casino 1st Place Carol Goerke, Lynn, who will be a fresh- 2nd-Kevin Bergin, 40.3. man at St. Mary's this FREE ENTERPRISE — Pier in Seaside Heights 37.07; 3rd Place Jeanne Girls 9-10-25 Backstroke: "The term small business ia Aim 24, 1989 and Funtown U.S.A. in Sea- Plttel, 41.09. year. R H E lst-Carol Dunbach, 22.5; Not only is Mr. Z proud of very close to the definition of Atnboy Madtaon 0 4 3 side Park. Boys 13 & 14-50 Meter 2nd-Cheryl Goerke, 25.2. the 'free enterprise system,' " Roddy** Tavarn 14 14 1 Freestyle: the Governors for winning' In northern New Jersey Boys 9-10-25 Breast- a state title, he is justi- said Sen. Alan Bible (D.-Nev.). Paul Kurtz pitchad 4 hit *hut out Palisades Amusement 3rd Place Michael Astar- stroke: "The essence of both is that against Amboy-Madkon Bank Tuaa- ita, 32,09; 4th Place John fiably proud of a recent day (14-0). Al Urt had 4 hits includ- Park, located one-half mile lst-Dennis Daley, 25.0; letter received from Joseph the labor and capitaP-of a man ing homa run. Tom Frtzmorris also south of the George Wash- O'Toole, 33.09. are united with his pride in homarad for Roddy's. Girls 13 & 14-50 Meter 2nd-John Connors, 25.1. Coleman, Athletic Director ington Bridge, offers a Girls 11-12 - 50 Back- at Colonia Senior High making a success of business Juna 26, 1969 variety of attractions to the Butterfly: which he has built and which R H E 1st Place Noreen Noble, stroke: School after a baseball English Chavron 8 13 2 visitor. There are 9 mid- 47.00; 3rd Place Karen lst-Jean Muchanic, 48.1. game between the two often carries his name. Small AmboyMadiaon 1 3 3 ways featuring 95 rides of Boys 11-12 - 50 Breast- schools. The letter, Mr. Z business represents values Dava Stolta homarad and pitched all kinds, a picnic area, Hermann, 48.06. which are at the heart of the his taam to victory with thraa hittar free stage, beauty, tele- Boys 15 & 18-50 Meter stroke: says, reinforces his belief against Amooy-Madison Bank. Mark Freestyle: 1st-Frank Norek, 50.6; that "coaching is not only American way of life, and are Bratus triptod and singlad also for vision and kiddle shows. 1st Place Charles Steuber, 2ndGerard Bergin, 56.8. teaching a youngster to play essential to its preservation— English Chavron. Free dancing is also fea- 29.01. .Girls 13-14 - 50 Back- a game but it is Influencing individualism, hard* work, en- tured nightly. The park has Girls 15 & 18-50 Meter stroke: him to learn certain moral terprise and freedom. More a giant swimming pool Butterfly: 1st - Barbara Harkins, behavior." (Editor's note: than five million small firms in which is opened dally at 1st Place Patty O'Brien, 44.5; 2nd-Noreen Noble, 45. we are printing Mr. Cole- this country furnish our popu- 9 a.m. Between 100,000 and 41.06; 2nd Place Kathy Boys 13-14 - 50 Breast- man's letter in this issue lation with approximately 50 125,000 visitors can be ac- stroke: of the CITIZEN.) per cent of its jobs, 40 per cent fakut commodated, and there is Farley, 42.05. VI BOB BEEWSTEBJ free parking spaces for Boys 9 & 10-25 Meter lst-F. Daley, 47.8. 2nd-T. Tonight's dinner for teams of its gross national product, OmtJ—r KilUr, I Geant, 1:02. and coaches is being ar- and constitute the most dy- Vrrtwrt O M 30,000 automobiles. Backstroke: Also in the northern sec- 3rd Place BUI Werehr- Girls 15-18 - 50 Back- ranged by Councilman Al namic element of innovation, THE THINKING mann, 22.04; 4th Place stroke: Clark, who is a former change and progress." MAN'S GAME tion of the State such at- lst-Kathy Farley, 47.2; member of the New York tractions a8 the Turtle Dennis Daley, 26.00. It's been said that a good Back Zoo in West Orange; Girls 9 & 10-25 Meter 2nd - Colleen Strambach, Yankees baseball system, fisherman is almost a genius. 47.3. the guests will be pre- CLASSIFIED ADS Somehow he solves all the both the Morris Museum of Breaststroke: Arts and Sciences in 2nd Place Cheryl GoerEe, Boys 15-18 - 50 Breast- sented with watches from GET RESULTS problems and catches ftoh stroke: the city. when no one else does. Morriatown and the Clinton 23.01; 3rd Place Carol -Consider the variables con- Historical Museum In Clin- Dunbach, 24.00. Slst-C. Steuber, 44.4; 2nd- nected with fishing. They in- K. Bergin, 46.1. ton; for railroad buffs the Boys 11 & 12-50 Meter clude water temperature, Black River and Western Backstroke: Diving-Girl 9-11: depth and clarity, vegetative lst-D. Deegan. Mr. Adam W. Martin, Principal growth, underwater terrain, Railroad in Ringoes, and 1st Place Larry Delaney, H, G. Hoffman High School the lure, the fish itself, and the Morris County Central 46.09; 3rd Place Dean Da- Diving-Boy 9-11: ' 1st - R. Goerke. South Amboy, New Jersey 08879 many other factors which must Railroad in Whippany; also ley, 46.09. be taken Into account. featured are Bertrand's Is- Girls 11 & 12-50 Meter Diving-Girl 12-14: It really doesn't take a gen- 1st - N. Croddick. Dear Mr. Martin.- land Amusement Park on Breaststroke: ius to understand these things Lake Hopatcong in Mt. Ar- 1st Place Noreen Crod- Diving-Boy 12-14: and apply them successfully. 2nd - F. Norek. Over the past few years there has been a lot of bad Almost any angler can learn lington; Butler Amusement dick, 44.03; 3rd Place Girls 9-12 Medley Relay: publicity about sports on the high school level. I think it how, according to fishing ex- Park in Washington; the Kathy O'Connor, 47.00. 1st Place - C. Goerke, is time for some good publicity, especially where merited. perts at Mercury outboards. Wild West City near Net- Boys 13 & 14-50 Meter Yesterday, May 28, 1969, the Colonia High School The solution lies in develop- cong; Fairy Tale Forest in 1:33.6:' N. Croddick, C. ing a fishing system — a meth- Backstroke: Goerke, C. Dunbach. Baseball team traveled to Hoffman High School for a Oak Ridge; the famous 2nd Place Larry Delaney, county baseball game. Prior to the start of the game, od of quickly finding out what Gingerbread Castle in 39.00; 3rd Place Wayne Boys 9-12 Freestyle Re- It takes to catch fish at any lay: players from Hoffman's team came over and introduced particular moment. Hamburg; Space Zoological Kreiger, 44.05. themselves to players on our team. This immediately First you must experiment. Farm in Beemerville; Girls 13 & 14-50 Meter lst-D. Daley, 1:15.3; J. created a very nice atmosphere. The Hoffman coach, Call upon all your experience Terry Lou Acres - Animal Breaststroke: Connors, F. Norek, R. Mr. John Zdanewicz, greeted our coach and team by of- to determine where the fish Zoo in Scotch Plains, and 1st1 Place N, McCarthy, Goerke. fering them the field and as much time as they needed to are and what lure they'll take. Girls 13-17 Medley Relay: If your first guess isn't cor- the Land of Make Believe 47.00; 2nd Place N. Noble, warm up. The Hoffman managers provided our team with rect change both lure and the in Hope. 49.05. 1ST Place - B. Harkins, water. » , 1:23.4, N. McCarthy, P.' method of presentation. Don't Boys 15 & 18-50 Meter During the game the people in attemance were pleasant try any one method too long. Central New Jersey* sout- Backstroke; O'Brien, K. Farley. and they applauded good plays by boltt sides. A very good Use all the fishing tricks and 2nd Place J. McCoy, 37.00. Boys 13-17 Freestyle Re- tips you know. Keep changing standing attractions for all lay: feeling was enjoyed by all participants throughout the things until you get a strike. the family is the New Girls 15 & 18-50 Meter game. When this, happens, stop Jersey, State Museum and Breastatrok*: .JgteM»:..A«ariu, l;04r J. The coach and Hoffman's team were very friendly in O'Toole, f. McCoy, G. ftehlng and analyze each step Cultural Center in Trenton. 1st Place Lynn Henry, defeat. The players and fans all congratulated our team of the successful cast and re- The museum features dis- 47.00; 2nd Place Colleen Steuber. at the conclusion of the game. It was a very rewarding trieve. Understand exactly Stramback, 48.06. what you did. Where was the plays of astronomy, natural experience for our coaches and team members. lure? On top, bottom or or in history and fine arts. Diving - Girl 9-11, 1st Your coaching staff, athletes, and fans are to be between? Was the retrieve Public week-end and holi- Place D. Keegan;Boy9-ll, commended for providing a wonderful day of sports. We slow, medium or fast? Did the day programs are provided 2nd Place R. Goerke, hope that we may again play Hoffman High School in strike occur in shade or sun? in the Planetarium and Diving Girl - 12-14, 1st sports in the very near future. How far was the lure from the Auditorium. The center is Place K. Kehoe; 2nd Place boat when the fish hit? What Sincerely, does the bottom of the lake opened daily to the public L. Delaney for the boys. look like? with visitor parking avail- Boys 9-12-Medley Relay: /s/ Joseph E. Coleman When you've answered these able. 2nd Place Dean Daley, Athletic Director questions, and any others you Hunt Brothers Circus 1:23.0; Billy Werehrmann; can think of, you're ready to Richard Goerke; Dennis make another cast — exactly Animal Farm located in like the one which earned Florence, and the Cowtown Daley. you the strike. Rodeo in Sharpstown are Boys 13-17 Medley Relay: EXTERIOR CAR WASH $1.25 , This then Is the system. Ex- two outstanding attractions 2nd Place C. Stuber, periment and analyse. Apply in southern New Jersey. 2:25.0; W. Kreiger; J. Mc- HOOKLESS CONVEYOR • BLOWER DRIED your findings to the next cast. Coy; M. Astarita. Anglers who practice a sys- Copies of Family Fun for tem, say the Mercury lads, are Everyone in N.J. are avail- Girls 9-12 Free Relay: the ones who consistently able without charge from 1st Place C. Goerke, SOUTH AMBOY CAR WASH bring home good c a t c n e • . the State Promotion 1:04.2; C. Dunbach; E. Wal- They've put some thinking in. Bureau, N.J. Department lace; N. Croddick. (Aero** from tha Thunderbird Lounga) to their sport, and rind It more enjoyable. of Conservation and Eco- Girls 13-17 Free Relay: nomic Development, Labor ltt Place C. Stramback, Monday thru Friday 8 A.M. to 7 P.M. Saturday 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. 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