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Vol. 90 No. 26 South Amfaoy Advertising Less Than 75% Thursday, June 26, 1969 Price H London, England, as a reg- sponded to the reward offer dress was given by Mrs. Deibert; Conservation and Holt. RECEIVES EXECUTIVE istered nurse in 1967. She and wrote back on a letter Mineva Mayberry, R.N. of Garden, Mrs. E. Smith; is currently a staff nurse to the bank on her "Snoopy" the New Jersey Hospital Chaplin, Mrs. J. Plppet; Patrick Carney of 114 SECRETARIAL DIPLOMA at the U.S. Naval Hospital, stationery. Association. Ernest R. Education, Mrs. D. Zack; Augusta Street, was found Miss Brenda Gatyas, a Naples, Italy., My name is Betsy Novotny, Hansen, president of the Hospitality, Mrs. Y. Ro- guilty of driving While on 1968 H.G. Hoffman grad- Lt. Ust was graduated she printed in pencil, and hospital's board of gover- meo; International Affairs, the revoked list and was uate and daughter of Mrs. from Saint Mary's High I found your balloons in nor's, presided and the in- Mrs. E. Chase; Literature* fined $200 and costs. Jennie Gatyas, has been School in 1959 and from Mamaroneck, N.Y., on a vocation was given by MrB. A.J. Fenzel; Mem- Patrolman Edward Cies- rainy day on June 15 at bership, Mrs. Y. Romeo; awarded the executive sec- Belmont Abbey College, 4 p.m. Rev. Jose Valdez of St. larczyk signed the com- retarial diploma from the Belmont, N.C., in 1966with' Mary's Roman Catholic Music, Mrs. L. Cozzins, plaint against Carney. Nancy Taylor School in I have the 4 balloons and Mrs. D. Masterson; Pro- a B.A. in economics. the tag. Please write back Church, Perth Amboy. Plainfield where she was on He was a member of St. Others taking part in the gram, Mrs. M. Hammell, George J. Towers of 340 if you want the tag and the Mrs. Y. Romeo; Public the Dean's list and received Mary's teaching staff in balloons. I am 10 years program were Dr.James Winifred Drive, Totowa honor grades. She has ac- the mathematics depart- J. Lucey, vice president of Health and Safety, Mrs. Boro was found guilty of "old. Sincerely yours, Netsy H. Sandberg; Sunshine, cepted a secretarial posi- ment prior to receiving Novothy. the medical staff; Mrs. disregarding a stop sign tion with Humble Oil Corp. his commission in 1967 Arthur L. Roth, president Mrs. M. Kriebel; Welfare, and was fined $5 and costs. of Linden, N.J. at Pensacola, Fla., as an The same delighted young of the Perth Amboy General Mrs. G. Tooker; Youth Trooper L. Luzhak of the lady also sent her picture Conservation, Mrs. D. ensign in the U.S. Naval along with her letter of Hospital's Women's Guild} Keyport barracks issued Re Beeves. He is currently Mrs. Margaret Parnes, R. Zack; Jr. Advisor, Mrs. the summons. thanks to her new friends R. Stratton. stationed with Fleet Tacti- in South Amboy. N., president of the Nurses' cal Support Squadron 24 Alumnae, Miss Mary Arthur Smith of 880High- in Naples, Italy. Konyk, R.N., director of UNITED METHODIST way 35,' Laurence Harbor, A fall wedding is planned. nursing service; Miss pleaded guilty to a charge ISELIN FAIR Cathleen McCormack, R. CHURCH NEWS of careless driving and was Msgr. John M. Wllus, N., associate director of fined $15 and costs. Scouts Earn Badges pastor of St. Cecelia's nursing education; and The United Methodist According to Patrolman "A tourist is a man who Church, lselin, has an- Miss Melody Stevens, Church of South Amboy an- Cieslarczyk, Smith was travels to see things that are Thirteen members of Girl nounced the dates for the president of the Student nounces that the Church "driving as to endanger life different and then complains Scout Cadette Troup 82 re- lselin Fair - July 14 thru Nurse Organization. School will begin at 9:30 and property." July 19. The fair will be a.m., and the Morning Wor- when they aren't the same." cently earned a total of 96 held at the Fairgrounds on Rev. Canon H. Boyd of 4. • badges and completed a 5aint Peter's Episcopal ship Hour will begin at Italo B. Ricci of 6 Birch course in home nursing Green Street, opposite Church, Perth Amboy, gave U a,m. Rev. Eldrlch C. Terrace, Sayreville, under the direction of Mrs. Pennsylvania R.R. Station the benediction. Campbell's sermon is pleaded guilty to disre- THOMAS & L. Maxfield, R.N, in lselin. The Iselin Fair Honorary class member, "The Meaning of Conver- garding a stop sign and was The girls, who worked for is an annual event and the Dr. Ralph Lev, will attend sion." The Senior United fined $5 and costs. CHADWICK their badges under the largest of its kind in the and mar snails for the cere- Methodist Youth Fellow- Trooper R. Felicito of the leadership of Mrs. Mar- area. mony will be Drs. Leonard ship will meet Sunday Keyport barracks Issued INC. garet Bullard, were El- The Fairgrounds will be Hirsch and William. evening at 7. the summons. drida Bullard, Brenda open nightly at 7 p.m. There Murray. The Commission on Brown, Michele Kasowich, will be nine rides for Ushers were Mrs.Mary Stewardship and Finance Clarence Bloodgood of 254 Mobil amusement, 30 booths of Johnson, Mrs. Christine will meet on Monday Henry St. pleaded guilty Anna Edwards, Margaret beautiful prizes and de- treating oM Mason, Lois Maxfield, An- licious home-made foods. MacDonald, Miss Patricia evening at 7:30 p.m. to a charge of careless V drea Szraga, KathySzraga, Faust and Miss Hedwig The Administrative Board driving and was fined $15 Burner Sain & S«rvic« The fairgrounds are easily Kozuszko. AH are regis- and costs. tioei 257-2323 Mary Jane Szraga, Mcma reached.from the Garden will meet Wednesday Lee, Patty Shaluha, Michele State Parkway, Exit 131; tered nurses at the hospi- evening at 8. According to James Lyons 148 WHITEHEAO AVE. Zulin and Peggy Mundy. tal. of 33 Bayshore Drive, SOUTH RIVEB, NJ. and from the New Jersey Co-leader is Mrs. Hazel Turnpike, Exit 11. Free Bloodgood s driving caused MMtllljMIHItllMl Coaway. an accident. admission and free park- NOTICE Eldrida Bullard and Mi- ing. Radio, T.V., and stage chele Kasovich also earned personalities appearing The Raritan Printing Co. and the South Amboy Pub- first class, the highest nightly on midway stage. award in cadette scouting. The Fairgrounds will be lishing Co. will be closed Thursday, July 3; Friday, UMONT'S The troop expressed its open nightly at 7 p.m. thanks to Mrs. Maxfield for The week long festivities July 4; Saturday, July 5; Sunday, July 6; and Monday, PIZZA KITCHEN her time in teaching the will be highlighted by the nursing course. annual car raffle which will July 7. They will reop*en on Tuesday, July 8. The girls of Troops 82and take place on July 19. Two HAS MOVED TO A NEW LOCATION IN THE 584 spent the weekend of HIGHLANDER LOUNGE - 601 Washington Aw. 1969 automobiles will be April 26-27 in Washington, offered in a drawing for two blocks from the Sicred Heart Church D.C. which books of shares have been distributed. 63 YEARS OF CONTINUOUS SERVICE New Dinmn Room - DtJivwy Service nnouncing HMTIMO OIL COMPLETE TAKE OUT SERVICI flie partnership of the * AT YOU* PHONE y and itVowalski Lunchtom .r. ~vec SWAN HILL ICE & COAL CO. from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Try Our Delicious Funeral Home G. Manvtl Applagtte and Dona Minu SANDWICHES 455 Main Street, Spotswood, New Jersey Fuel Oil • Kerosene - Coal and Ice Cubes SUNDAY NIGHT FAMILY NIGHT — DEGREE DAYS DELIVERY — All th« spaghetti and mestballt you can eat Telephone 251-3041 $1.00 Entertainment from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Open House Oil Burner Sales & Service Sunday, June 29,1969 • QfNNMS HEAT 148 HENKY BTREET SOUTH AMBOY • SUM 72 7-0484 PArkwar 1-M40 Th* SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN -2- Thursday, June 26, 1969 Wat«r NUtting Among those who received POSTAL FINANCIAL Engagement Jubilee Balloons GRADUATE OF diplomas was Mary Ann Continual from pap 1. CONTRACT STATION Westervelt, South Amboy. Found in New York NURSING SCHOOL Miss Westervelt is the The city wlU now be able AT CHEESEQUAKE Announced daughter of Mr. and Mrs. to pay their employees Xcting postmaster John Ernest O. Westervelt of every two weeks instead J. Howley of the South Am- 228 John St., South Am- of twice a month. As ex- boy Post Office, has an- boy. .plained by Fred Henry, nounced in behalf of the She is a 1966 graduate president of the council, Philadelphia Postal Region of St. Mary's High School. ''There will be a hold- which serves this area, that Miss Westervelt will be back period of four or five a Postal Financial Contract employed in the Pediatrics days. This period is man- Station will be established Dept. of the Perth Amboy datory under state statute. General Hospital. It is against the law to pay in the Cheesequake Area. for services not yet re- Recent studies and sur- ceived. We must have the veys conducted by the payroll approved and Philadelphia Regional Offi- Woman's Club checked before we will be cials has disclosed the need allowed to issue pay checks for an additional Postal Installs and this will take four or Service of this type in the Installation of officers of five days." area. BETSY NOVOTNY The Womans' Club of South This office will be located Amboy was held recently at part of the main counter You're a 10-year-old girl who lives in Mamaroneck, at their annual spring area reserved specifically luncheon held at Button wood for the U.S. Mail Service New York, and your're EARNS DEGREE walking along one rainy Manor, Matawan. in the Cheesequake Phar- Mrs. Maxine Berman John F. Jankowsld, son of macy, located on Route 34, afternoon in June. Suddenly Mr, and Mrs. John Jan- you spot four balloons and Duda, a past president of in the Cheesequake Section The Perth Amboy Womans' kowski, 10 Thomas St. has of Mtdison Township, be- you run for them. But did been graduated from Tren- you find yourself holding Club was the installing of- ginning July 1, 1969. Hours MARY ANN WESTERVELT ficer. ton State College. of service will be 9:00a.m. more than Just balloons? He earned a bachelor of PAULA MARY O'BRIEN Yes, you did, if you're Officer for 1969 - 1970 till 5:03 p.m. dally, 8:30 A class of 22 young women are: President, Mrs. arts degree at the college till noon on Saturday, and little Betsy Novotny who graduated from the Charles and was named to the dean s The engagement of Miss also found an identification Joseph Dominik; 1st Vice no hours on Sunday. Paula Mary O'Brien to Lt. E. Gregory School of Nurs- Pres., Mrs. Ed. Smith; list for three semesters. Mr. Howley said that this tag inside one of the bal- ing of Perth Amboy General He majored in business J.g. Paul J. Ust Jr., son loons heralding the 50th 2nd Vice Pres., Mrs. Yutes would be a NON-Delivery' of Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Hospital at exercises held Romeo; Recording Secty., education. Station where Postal Money anniversary of the South on Friday evening, June 20, Ust Sr., of 125 Augusta Amboy Trust Co. and of- Mrs. M. Hammell; Corres- Orders and Stamps would St., South Amboy, has been in Lloyd Road School, Mat- ponding Secty., Mrs. H. be sold. In addition Regis- fering a $10 reward to awan. announced by the bride- the finder. Mitzenius; Federation tered, Insured and Certi- elect's mother, Mrs. Ann Hospital director Robert Secretary, Mrs. William fied Mall plus Parcel Post O'Brien of Burley Ring- The balloons, were sent S. Hoyt and director of Police News up by bank officials during nursing education Miss Brown; Treasurer, Miss would be accepted for dis- wood, Hampshire, England. Sara Deibert. Kenneth 0. Wilson of 39 patch at this office. There last week's golden anniver- Suzanne M. Law, R.N. Miss O'Brien was gradu- sary celebration and ap- presented diplomas and The following chairmen Edgemier Cove Road, Mt. will not however be any were announced by the Arlington, N.J. pleaded mall delivery serviceeml- ated from Brockenhurst parently drifted eastward pins to mark completion of County High School, Hamp- before settling down near the three-year course pre- president, Mrs. Dominik: guilty to leaving the scene natlng from this office, all American Home, Mrs. F. of an accident and was fined mail delivery service will shire, England, in 1963, Betsy's home on Long Is- paring for state licensure and from St. George* sHos- land. as registered nurses. Kurowsky; Art, Mrs. E. $100 and costs. be the same as heretofore. Aiazzone; Budget, Miss S. Charges against Wilson pltal, School of Nursing, Happily, the youngster re- The commencement ad- were signed by Miss Pearl London, England, as a reg- sponded to the reward offer dress was given by Mrs. Deibert; Conservation and Holt. istered nurse in 1967. She and wrote back on a letter Mineva Mayberry, R.N. of Garden, Mrs. E. Smith; RECEIVES EXECUTIVE is currently a staff nurse to the bank on her "Snoopy" the New Jersey Hospital Chaplin, Mrs. J. Pippet; SECRETARIAL DIPLOMA at the U.S. Naval Hospital, stationery. Association. Ernest R. Education, Mrs. D. Zack; Patrick Cfttney of 114 Hansen, president of the Augusta Street, was found Miss Brenda Gatyas, a Naples, Italyv My name is Betsy Novotny, Hospitality, Mrs. Y. Ro- guilty of driving while on she printed in pencil, and hospital's board of gover- meo; International Affairs, 1968 H.G. Hoffman grad- Lt. Ust was graduated I found your balloons in nors, presided and the in- Mrs. E. Chase; Literature, the revoked list and was uate and daughter of Mrs. from Saint Mary's High vocation was given by fined $200 and costs. Jennie Gatyas, has been School in 1959 and from Mamaroneck, N.Y., on a Mrs. A.J. Fenzel; Mem- Patrolman Edward Cies- rainy day on June 15 at bership, Mrs. Y. Romeo; awarded the executive sec- Belmont Abbey College, 4 p.m. Rev. Jose Valdez of St. larczyk signed the com- retarial diploma from the Belmont, N.C., in 1966 with' Mary's Roman Catholic Music, Mrs. L. Cozzins, plaint against Carney. I have the 4 balloons and Mrs. D. Masterson; Pro- Nancy Taylor School in a B.A. in economics. Church, Perth Amboy. gram, Mrs. M. Hammell, Plainfield where she was on He was a member of St. the tag. Please write back Others taking part in the George J. Towers of 340 if you want the tag and the Mrs. Y. Romeo; Public the Dean's list and received Mary's teaching staff in balloons. I am 10 years program were Dr.James Winifred Drive, Totowa honor grades. She has ac- the mathematics depart- J. Lucey, vice president of Health and Safety, Mrs. Boro was found guilty of 'old. Sincerely yours, Netey H. Sandberg; Sunshine, cepted a secretarial posi- ment prior to receiving Novothy. the medical staff; Mrs. disregarding a stop sign tion with Humble Oil Corp. his commission in 1967 Arthur L. Roth, president Mrs. M. Kriebel; Welfare, and was fined $5 and costs. of Linden, N.J. at Pensacola, Fla., as an The same delighted young of the Perfh Amboy General Mrs. G. Tooker; Youth . Trooper L. Luzhak of the lady also sent her picture Conservation, Mrs. D. ensign in the U.S. Naval along with her letter of Hospital's Women's Guild; Keyport barracks issued Reserves. He is currently Mrs. Margaret Parnes, R. Zack; Jr. Advisor, Mrs. the summons. thanks to her new friends R. Stratton. stationed with Fleet Tacti- in South Amboy. N., president of the Nurses' cal Support Squadron 24 Alumnae, Miss Mary Arthur Smith of 88OHigh- in Naples, Italy. Konyk, R.N., director of UNITED METHODIST way 35, Laurence Harbor, A fall wedding is planned. nursing service; Miss pleaded guilty to a charge ISELIN FAIR Cathleen McCormack, R. CHURCH NEWS of careless driving and was Msgr. John M. Wilus, N,, associate director of fined $15 and costs. pastor of St. Cecelia's nursing education; and The United Methodist According to Patrolman Scouts Earn Badges Church, Iselin, has an- Church of South Amboy an- "A tourist is a man who nounced the dates for the Miss Melody Stevens, Cieslarczyk, Smith was travels to see things that are Thirteen members of Girl president of the Student nounces that the Church '' driving as to endanger life Iselin Fair -vJuly 14 thru School will begin at 9:30 different and then complains Scout Cadette Troup 82 rer July 19. TheNfair will be Nurse Organization. and property." when they aren't the same." cently earned a total of 96 Rev. Canon H, Boyd of a.m., and the Morning Wor- held at the Fairgrounds on ship Hour will begin at badges and completed a Green Street, opposite Saint Peter's Episcopal Italo B. Ricci of 6 Birch course in home nursing Church, Perth Amboy, gave 11 a.m. Rev. Eldrtch C. Terrace, Sayreville, Pennsylvania R.R. Station Campbell's sermon is under the direction of Mrs. in Iselin. The Iselin Fair the benediction. pleaded guilty to disre- THOMAS & L. Maxfield, R.N. Honorary class member, "The Meaning of Conver- garding a stop sign and was is an annual event and the sion." The Senior United The girls, who worked for largest of its kind in the Dr. Ralph Lev, will attend fined $5 and costs. CHADWICK their badges under the and marshallB for the cere- Methodist Youth Fellow- Trooper R. Felicito of the area. ship will meet Sunday leadership of Mrs. Mar- The Fairgrounds will be mony will be Drs. Leonard Keyport barracks issued INC. garet Bullard, were El- Hirsch and William evening at 7. the summons. open nightly at 7 p.m. There drida Bullard, Brenda will be nine rides for Murray. The Commission on Brown, Michele Kasowich, Ushers were Mrs.Mary Stewardship and Finance Clarence Bloodgoodof 254 Mobil amusement, 30 booths of Anna Edwards, Margaret beautiful prizesand de- Johnson, Mrs. Christine will meet on Monday Henry St. pleaded guilty Mason, Lois Maxfield, An- MacDoruld, Miss Patricia evening at 7:30 p.m. to a charge of careless Burn* Saltt ft Sarvic* licious home-made foods. Faust and Miss Hedwig The Administrative Board Coal-lc* drea Sz«aga, Kathy Szraga, The fairgrounds are easily driving and was fined $15 Mary Jane Szraga, Mora Kozuszko. All are regls-r will meet Wednesday and costs. reached from the Garden pipit 257-2323 Lee, Patty Shaluha, Michele State Parkway, Exit 131; rered nurse^ at the hospi- evening at 8. According to James Lyons 148 WHJTEHEAO AVE. Zulin and Peggy Mundy. tal. of 33 Bayshore Drive, ! SOUTH RIVER, NJ. and from the New Jersey Co-leader Is Mrs. Hazel Turnpike, Exit 11. Free Bloodgood s driving caused MIMHMHHIHHI Con way. an accident. admission and free park- NOTICE Eldrida Bullard and Mi- ing. Radio, T.V., and stage chele Kasovich also earned personalities appearing The Raritan Printing Co. and the South Amboy Pub- first class, the highest nightly on midwajf stage. award in cadette scouting. The Fairgrounds will be lishing Co. will be closed Thursday, July 3; Friday, LAMONT'S The troop expressed its open nightly at 7 p.m. thanks to Mrs. Maxfield for The week, long festivities July 4; Saturday, July 5; Sunday, July 6; and Monday, her time in teaching the will be highlighted by the PIZZA KITCHEN nursing course. annual car raffle which will July 7. They will reopen on Tuesday, July 8. The girls of Troops 82 and take place on July 19. Two HAS MOVED TO A NEW LOCATION IN THE 584 spent the weekend of HT6HL*NDER 10UNGE • 601 Washington Ave. .1969 automobiles will :be Aprtt 26-27 itiWashington; offered tn a drawing for two blocks from the Sacred Heart Church D.C. which books of shares have 63 YEARS OF been distributed. CONTINUOUS SERVICE New Dining Room - Dtlivtry Stroke announcing HBATINO OIL COMPLETE TAKE OUT the partnership of the AT YOUR Hardy ana lLowalski Op«n 7 day* tf wt«k A moit holidays Luncheons are served SWAN HILL ICE & COAL CO. .from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Try Our Delicious Funeral Home G. Manvel Appl«f«t« and Sons Varied Menu SANDWICHES 455 Main Street, Spotgwood, New Jersey Fuel Oil - Kerosene - Coal and Ice Cubes SUNDAY NIGHT FAMILY NIGHT — DEGREE DAYS DELIVERY — All the tpeohettl and meattaeHs you can eat Telephone 251-3041 $1.00 Oil Burner Silas & Service Entertainment from 8 p.m. to 1 e.m. Open "House • MZZA ^Sunday, June 29, 1969 Oil HENK 8TREET • CHNNMS 72 7-0484 * SOUTH AMBOY HEAT PArkwAjr 1-0840 CITIZI Vol. 90 No. 26 South Am boy Advertising Less Than 75% Thursday, June 26, 1969 Price U (Out of town DISCUSSION REOPENED LIONS CLUB PRESENTS SERVICE AWARDS WATER SUPPLY MEETING JULY 14 The Continued hearing, ON MODULAR UNITS held by the State Depart- The Board of Education BOARD AWAITS OEED ment of Conservation and last week agreed to re- Development, will meet open discussion and nego- The board, who last month again on July 14 to discuss tiations on the installation had written to the council Madison Township's re- of modular units to end requesting the deed for the quest for more water from split sessions in the ele- former Methodist church the Farrington and Old mentary school. President parsonage of John St., in Bridge Sands. William Kurtz said the order to renovate it for "board is apparently be- office space, said that they On June 10, the Water ing blamed" because the have not officially heard Policy and Supply Division city council has not yet from the city and voted to of the department held a decided whether or not to send another letter re- hearing and the com- purchase a new snorkel questing the deed so that munities of Perth Amboy, fire truck. He also said renovations could be South River and Sayreville that since education, not started at their expense objected to Madison's re- finances, was of primary or else have the city under- quest. importance, the use of take the costs if the deed Superintendent Charles modular units should be is not forthcoming. Thompson of the South Am- reconsidered. boy Board of Public Works Mr. Newton said that in attended this hearing as an private talks he had found observer and not neces- In past weeks, the council city officials greatly con- has delayed making a com- cerned about public educa- sarily as an objector. South mitment on the truck pur- tion but that there seemed Amboy draws water from chase, because the public to be a lack of communi- both the Farrington and school crowding has not cation between the two Old Bridge Sands. Thomp- been resolved. Last night groups. At his request, a son has been authorized to board members said school committee comprised o f attend the meeting of July space and the truck were himself and Stanley Kov- 14, along with the city en- within different categories aleskl was named to hold gineer, Edward Reilly.. and the Rev; Wilbur New- Informal discussions with According to Thompson, ton, attending his first council members on school Madison's main problem board meeting, said if "a board matterb. Kovaleski Five South Amboy students were The program opened with the song lies in the transmission snorkel truck is needed, it agreed that there was a honored recently by the South Am- "America," the salute to the flag and not the capacity of the •houW be purchased." definite need for such a boy Lions Club for outstanding Ber- and an invocation. Club President water supply. It was On May 20, at a meeting committee, claiming that vice rendered to their respective Robert Leslie presided. William brought out, at the June with the Mayor and Council, he sometimes finds com- schools. Nork, district governor (16-D) was 10 hearing, that salt water at which the board's archi- ments are distorted." The students were Bruce Malinow- guest speaker. intrusion of the sands is tect, Thomas Vail, was also ski of SacredHeartGrammar School, Pictured above from left to right steadily increasing, henc£ Among new business dis- the objections from the present, both groups de- cussed was the renovation Robert Kokowitz of South Amboy are; Robert Leslie, president of the cided not to consider the Elementary School, Jeannine Gun- local Lions Club; Bruce Malinow- aforementioned m u n 1 c i- of the high school. The pallties. modular units because of boared will ask Vail to drum ofSt. Mary's Grammar School, skl; Robert Kokowitz; Jeannine Gun- prohibitive costs and be- make an investigation of Christine Ferraro of St. Mary's drum; Christine Ferrftro; Maryjane The July 14 meeting will cause Vail did not chink needed improvements and High School and Maryjane Kukulski KukulBki. be held at 10 a.m. in the the necessary variances will begin them on a con- Sf Hoffman High School. office of the Water Policy would be granted by the and Supply Commission, tinous basis. room 107, Labor and In- state. The board is also con- A CASIFOR sidering the installation of LOCAL MARINE RECEIVES VALOR AWARD dustry Building, John Fitch In reconsidering, Kurtz some form of telephone A LAWYIRI Plaza, Trenton. All objec- said a prime factor was the U. S. Marine Corporal as set forth in the follow- tions to Madison's request, answering service. Supt. The Board of Education, Gary H. Mihok of 410 S. ing: verbal assurance by a E ugene Dobrzynski will who last week had planned in writing, must be filed member of the State Dept. Pine Avenue, has been "While serving with at least five days before check, with Principals to adopt as policy a state- awarded a medal by Sec- Marine Medium Helicopter of Education that tentative Adam Martin and Chester ment on controversial the hearing. approval for an 8-unit retary of the Navy for valor Squadron 262, Provisional Thompson reported that Zamorski, the various questions in the classroom, in combat during his 13- Marine Aircraft Group 39, modular installation would types of electronic answer- decided after some ques- well No. 9, at the Water probably be granted. Kurtz month tour in South Viet- 1st Marine Aircraft Wing Works, is in need of emer- ing services, by which tioning and controversy nam. in connection with opera- said that the architect still teachers may report off among themselves to gency repairs. This well, considers the site, a play The m e d aJ, awarded re- tions against the enemy in according t o Thompson, from work or parents may shelve the motion and seek the Republic of Vietnam area behind the present be notified of school clos- legal advice on the state- cently while Mihok was has been losing volumn, school on George St.. in- serving with the U.S. from 2 December 1967 to steadily, and inspection ings due to inclement wea- ment's language. Marine Corps. Reserve, 2 January 1969, Corporal adequate, but local dis- ther. According to William shows that the pump shafts tress" at facing another attached to Battery D, 3rd Mihok performed his duties and bowls are In very poor Supt. Dobrzynski reported Kurtz, board president, the Battalion, 14th Marines, in in an exemplary manner. year of split sessions will that permission had been statement would have al- condition. The booster influence state approval. Trenton, by Secretary of As a Portside Machine pump, used to pump the granted by the county lowed the board to decide the Navy, John H. Chafee Gunner in a CH-46 heli- A letter will be sent to superintendent's office to the correct answer in sit- water from the well to the city officials notifying them was accompanied by the copter he displayed out- storage system, is also in renovate a lumber storage uations where "a student following citation: standing professionalism poor condition and the of the board's plans, and room into a classroom, and or teacher who could be a and initiative in carrying Kurtz said once plans have approval was also granted rabble-rouser would bring - The Secretary of the Navy superintendent announced been submitted to Trenton, takes pleasure in present- out 140 combat missions that the total cost of re- to use two substandard up a topic with no educa- ing the Navy Achievement despite extremely adverse pairs may amount to $4,000. he will request an open classrooms in the high tional value." M meeting with the Board of Medal with Combat V" conditions and the diffi- President of the Board, school auditorium. In defining a question con- to Corporal Gary H. Mihok, culties of a combat en- School Estimate to discuss Two new teachers were troversial "when it has Woodrow McCarthy, stated, financing of the modular U.S. Marine Corps, for out- vironment. Distinguishing "Health and welfare of the hired: Mrs. Claire Vir- more than one answer and standing achievement in the himself by his consistently units. gillio who will teach art may raise conflicting opin- people of South Amboy must superior performance of high level of efficiency, he come first. In an emer- in • the elementary school ions in the local, national, his duties in the field of materially enhanced the Although 90 days is at a salary of $7850 and or world community," the gency such as this, we'll usually required for de- professional achievement operational effectiveness get the money from some- Donald Parker who will board's proposed policy of his unit. Working tire- livery and installation of teach Language Arts at a statement would "uphold a where in order to alleviate these units, the board felt lessly and with meticulous this condition." that even if the units are salary of $8300. teacher's right to express attention to detail and des- his own opinion, provided AREA RESIDENTS pite being wounded twice in It is expected that the available by October or that his students under- board will apply to the November, it would allevi- VACATION READING ON HIJACKED PLANE combat he gained the re- council for these emer- ate the present over- stand it as such and are spect and admiration of not expected to. accept it all who observed him and gency funds. crowding. . • .; • :;•• CLUB OPENS Howard R. Clark and three The superintendent an- a s t h e' authoritative an- sons, Daniel 14, Michael contributed significantly to Frederic Reese, who Miss Sadie Dowdell, li- swer," but would have dis- the accomplishment of his nounced that work on the questioned previous plans brarian, has announced the 10, and Timmy 9, were water pond is progressing allowed any "group or in- aboard the Eastern Air- unit's mission. Corporal to consider church facili- opening of the Vacation dividual" to "present Mihok's outstanding pro- nicely and that an island ties for classrooms was Reading Club for the 1969 lines flight HI on Sunday may be formed in the arguments directly to the morning, June 22 bound fessional ability, untiring told by Kurtz that Christ Summer. The club will students in the schools." determination and stead- middle of pond in order Episcopal Church was re- begin on July 2nd and con- for Miami, when it was to expedite the dredging luctant to evict a nursery It was this last sentence hijacked to Havana, Cuba, fast devotion to duty reflect tinue through the 31st. that caused Frederic Reese great credit upon himself, and cleaning job. McCarthy school it currently houses. All local elementary The family resides at 522 S. commented, "The ham- In view of regionalization to question the statement's Pine Ave., Morgan. the Marine Corps and the school children are invited language, at which point the Naval Service. Corporal burger season is on and it'8 discussions the board is to participate. They were treated very good to hear that the pond undergoing with Spots wood. board shelved the motion well by Cuban officials, M ihok i s authorized to wea r for further study and de- the Combat "V" for Valor. will soon be filled." and the boys reaction was Ordinance No. 24, which cided to'seek legal assist- "great fun". Ut. Clark /s/ John H. Chafee" ance. \ fixes, regulates and deter- Take stock in America was very happy to get back mines the salaries and I U3S1**F<3U Kurtz said^ the proposed •MDUM PHARMACY to Miami to start his va- wages for the board's em- policy had not been prompt- cation and also enjoy the Registration for ed try any incident but ployees, was passed on T.I. PArkway 1-1732 Havana cigars given to him second and final readings. Wh«n you think of rather as a precautionary during their short stay. Hoffman School measure should such ques- This ordinance is printed tions arise. Registration for students in full elsewhere in this Opea This Siwday PRESCRIPTIONS transfering to Hoffman issue of the CITIZEN. think of High School from other This action, by the board, ). J. Harrigan Co., Inc Main Liquor Store schools in grades 7 through is in conjunction with the Affcy't and On Upptr Main 4 David St. 12 will be held on Monday, council's passin'g of a Q—d fee the Day PETERSON MMIIIMCY — R49I EiUW * luartMc Pr%icriptien« tinea 1199 Triangle June 30, and Tuesday, July similar ordinance affecting ON Wt carry R until Stovw C«ndl«. 1250 fit. 9. South Amboy toy Nik 4 Stop 1, in the Guidance Room, all other city employees. Phono 721- 7600 WtDtlivw PA 1-1164 Room 305, between 9 and 132 N. Broadway PA 1-0137 11:30 a.m. Continued on pap 2. SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN Thursday, June 26, 1969 HARDYS MARK NAMED TO Married At Local Church GOLDEN WEDDING DEANS LIST Andrew Peter Tanchyk The following births have Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. has been named to the been recorded at the South Donald Carr, Laurence Dean's List for the second Amboy Memorial Hospital: Harbor. semester atBelmont Abbey Daughter to Mr. and Mr3. Daughter to Mr. and Mr3. college, Belmont, N.C, Joseph Esposlto, Parlln. Aloysius Jeckell, Maawan. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Son to Mr. and Mrs. Jo- Son to Mr.andMra. Rail in Andrew Tanchyk of 6 Jasko seph Strlffler, Parlin, Josselyn, Keyport. \ Court, he scored 2.35 out son to Mr. and Mrs. Daughter to Mr. and Mis. of a possible 3.00 point Charles r/Amato, Old Colin Kennovin, Laurence index. Bridge. Harbor. A graduate of St. Mary's Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Son to Mr. and Mrs. Jer- High School, he is a rising William Schwartzbach, Old ome Beers, Parlin. Junior at the Abbey. Bridge. Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Son to Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Thomas Vardaro, Edison. liam Kratz, Old Bridge. Son to Mr. and Mrs. Doug- ATTENDS CITIZENSHIP Son to Mr. and Mrs. Jo- las Preston, Parlin. seph Miele, Parlin. Son to Mr. and Mrs. John INSTITUTE FOR GIRLS Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Zielsdorff, Old Bridge. Miss Kathy Kubinak, a Robert Charles Smith, Son to Mr. and Mrs. junior at H.G. Hoffman High South River. Michael Grace, Old Bridge. in South Amboy, has been Son to Mr. and Mrs. Judd Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. selected as a delegate to the Kinzley, Laurence Harbor. Benjamin Denarskl, Sayre- Mr. and Mrs. Russell 23rd annual Citizenship In- Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. ville. [lardy of 490 South Pine stitute for Girls at Doug- John Bradham, Spotswood. Son to Mr. and Mrs. Allen Avo., celebrated their 50th lass College sponsored by Son to Mr. and Mrs. Jo- Rosenberg, Morganville. wedding anniversary on the New Jersey State Fed- seph Trybus, South River. Son to Mr. and Mrs. Monday. eration of Women's Clubs. Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fitzmorris, Old They were married on She is the daughter of Mrs. Richard Reed, Parlin. Bridge. June 16, 1919 at Sacred Kenneth Sebring of 15 Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Son to Mjr. and Mrs. John Heart Roman Catholic Barkalow Street and the Kenneth, Kie sz nowskl^ Quarles, Parlin. Church, New Brunswick. late John Kubinak. Jamesburg. Thomas J. Chapman, now a Miss Kubinak, a member 'Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. resident of Florida, was the of the Nationdl Honor So- Richard Zinna, Sayrevllle. Kent Fleming, South Am- couple'8 best man, and ciety is an outstanding stu- Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. boy. Miss Irene Theresa Klusewicz, daughter of Mr. and Miss AliBia Verga of Cam- dent with a keen interest Ronald Fischer, Freehold. Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Adolph J. Klusewicz, 356 Main St., South Amboy, den, was maid of honor. in numerous activities at Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Moscatello, Old became the bride of Frederick P. Laurie, son of Mr. Mr. and MrB. Hardy have Hoffman. A varsity cheer- George Lopez, Parlin. Bridge. and Mrs. Fred H. Laurie of 217 Henry St., South two sons, Robert F. and R. leader, she is also secre- Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Son to Mr. and Mrs. John Amboy, on Saturday, June 21. The Rev. Joseph S.^ Sanford, and eight grand- tary of the school bowling Raymond Bailey, South Am- Olsiewski, Old Bridge. Banach officiated at the 2 p.m. ceremony in Sacred children. Mr. Hardy was team and was chairman b y Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Heart R.C. Church. employed by the New Jersey of the Junior Prom Bid Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Jankowski, South Miss Emily Okreszik was the maid of honor. The Treasury Department for Committee. She is vice Stanley Ziemski, Old Amboy. bridesmaids were: Mrs. Elizabeth Warnowicz, a cousin 34 years before retiring two president of the Future Bridge. Son to Mr. and Mrs. Jack of the bride; Miss Joan Laurie, the bridegroom's sister; years ago. r Teachers as well as a fea- Ordner, Old Bridge, ture writer for the school Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. and Miss Vivian Komisarczyk. Testimonial Anthony Dngan, Old Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. William Chapman served as the best man. Ushering ' After partaking of a meal in newspaper, Hoffman "Hi- Bridge. Charles Windlsch, Old were: Jack Piskorski; Wayne Meszaros; and Edward the small hole-in-the-wall res- Lites . At the present Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Bridge. Ci&slarczyk. taurant, the patron asked to time, she plans to study Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. see the manager. English with the prospect Richard Trettau, Wicka- The bride is a graduate of Hoffman High School and "I just want to tell you," he tunk. Salvatore Maggio, South the Lyons Institute of Medical Technology. She is" employed said, "that I think you must of becoming a teacher. Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Amboy. by Irvin J. Fine, M.D., Perth Amboy. have an exceedingly clean Robert Schiereck, Sayre- Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. The bridegroom 1B also a graduate of Hoffman High kitchen." vllle. William Urian, Old Bridge. •"Thank you," beamed the School. He served as a hospital corpsman with the U.S. manager, "but what makes MRS. SARAH Son to Mr. and Mrs. Scott Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Navy and attended the Graduate Hospital Corps School, you say that? Why, you Readings and Advice Harrlgan, Parlin. John Yavor, South Amboy. Great Lakes, III. He is employed by the Middlesex haven't even seen our Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. County Park Police, New Brunswick. kitchen." 308 Smith Street Robert Sand, Morgan. Harold McCarthy, South "Because," said the patron, Perth Amboy, N. J. The couple is on a wedding trip to St. Thomas, Virgin heading for the dw, "every- Son to Mr. and Mrs. Wal- Amboy. Islands. Upon returning, they will reside at 356 Main thing tastes like soap." HI 2-9891 ter Palaeak, Parlin. Son to Mr. and Mrs. An- Street, South Amboy, Daughter to Mr. and Mra. thony Pucciarelli, Morgan- John Fox, Parlin. ville. 1 Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Son to Mr. and Mrs. Pat- GRADUATE OF John Yablonski, Old Bridge. rick Carney, South Amboy. SOUTH AMBOY TRUST COMPANY'S Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Son to Mr. and Mrs. Pat- BENEDICTINE ACADEMY Bernard Do Ian, English- rick Calautti, Old Bridge. Miss Catherine D. Lock- town. Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. wood, daughter of Mr. and Son to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Harold Stetzko, Sayreville. Mrs. William Lockwood, Wright, Old Bridge. Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Highway 35, Morgan, grad- Daughter to Mr. and Mrs,. Jerome SItler, South Am- uated from Benedictine Richard Chmura, South boy. Academy, Elizabeth, on CONTINUES... Amboy. June 11. Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Catherine was graduated Eric Schieferstein, Eng- from St. Mary's Grammar lishtown. The following area birth has been recorded at the School June, 1965. She will Son to Mr. and Mrs. Rob- enter St. Elizabeth's Col- ert Wooley, South Amboy. Perth Amboy General Hos- pital: lege, Convent Station, N.J., Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. in the Fall. Harvey Davis, Keansburg. Ronald Raven, H'D Mata- Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. wan Rd., Laurence Harbor. Thomas Marsh, Keyport. FIRST BAPTIST Son to Mr. and Mrs. John Kampo, Parlin. The following area birth CHURCH NEWS Sj by International • has been recorded at St. Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Peter's General Hospital, Church School for all ages Raymond Stockton, South begins at 9:45 a.m.Sunday. ThiThis MagnificenMifi t 24 KaraK t GlGold Amboy. New Brunswick: Electro plated four-piece place setting Son to Mr. and Mrs. Rev. Kenneth Coutts, pres- Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. William Rondeau, 5 Krumb ently serving in the Pro- Thomas Kohler, Spocswood. bation Office of Paramus, 4 pint place sitting consists of: Son to Mr. and Mrs. Ger- Street, Sayreville. will be guest minister at 1 nlad or entry fork 1 dinnar knif a ald Johannsen, Old Bridge. the Family Worship Serv- t dirtrtar fork 1 taaipoon Son to Mr. and Mrs. Wil- ice, 11 a.m. liam Wittke, Sayreville. Summer hours for Sun- This beautiful four-piece place setting is yours free when you open Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. a new savings account for $25 or more, or add $25 or more to your day services will begin on present account. Once you see the beauty of the craftsmanship . .. Robert Hunsinger, Spots- July 6. Church School be- and feel the extra heavy weight of this quality flatware, you'll want wood, gins at 9 a.m. and the to own the complete set, and that will be easy! Each time you add Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Family Worship Service at $25 or more to your savings account you may purchase sn additional Raymond McEnroe, South 10 a.m. four-piece place setting for only $2.99. And remember, as your Amboy. table service grows, your savings grow tpo. As an added bonus, Son to Mr. and Mrs. Rich- your 12th place setting is yours absolutely Free. ard Blackford, Keansburg. The Ole Philosopher Matching service accessories are also available to complete the en- It's not more and more tire set. taonepower we need; it's READING AND STUDY more will power. IMPROVEMENT CENTER WIN • • PwbHlhtd Evary Thunday Mary G. Filosa, Director by th« A 23 " RCA COLOR TELEVISION So. Amboy Publishing Co., Inc. SUMMER SESSION 109 No. Feltui St., South Amboy or one of these other two prizes JUNE 30 - AUGUST 8 Cttabllihtd 1812, 12" Zenith Portable B & W TV

• Providing a program for the improvement of reading and Zenith Transistor AM/FM Radio sludy skills for elementary school and high school students. J. R. Wojciechowifci Managing Editor # Small classes and individual instruction Phan« PArkway 1 -0004 HERE'S ALL YOU 00 TO ENTER • Basic Eril aUvantnl reading skills; word analysis; vo- Simply fill Jn an entry blank at the South Amboy Trust Company. Winners will be cabulary devel<>|jmcnt; reading mlerprelation; critical (ntarad at 3«cond Clou Mortar at Iht selected at a random drawing on Thursday, July 3rd at 6 P.M.and will be promptly -reading and thinking skills; educational guidance; per- South Amboy foil Offlca Undar tht notified by mail. You need not be present to win. Entries must be received no ceptual training Act of March 3, 1179 later than Thursday, July 3rd at 5:45 P.M. ^Testing and interviewing for winter session now In process Early registration iu recommended. Swbxrlption «ot«» f 3.00 par. ytw • 7c par copy # For information and appointments call the Reading Center, 5454311 (Mambar 61 Naw ianay Prau And.) SOUTH AMBOY RUTGERS PREPARATORY SCHOOL Trill nawtpapar will not ba llobla fo •rrori oppaorlng In lha advartiifng TRUST COMPANY Fully Accredited - State Approved bayond lha cotl of ipoca occuplad 118 North Broadway South Amboy, Naw Jerwy Member F.D.I.C. 1345 IASTON AViNUI, SOMIRSIT, N.J. by trror. The SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN 5- Thursday, June 26, 1969 RECEIVES DEGREE TO ATTEND MIDDLESEX IN CONGRESS IN ORAL SURGERY ART SCHOOL U.S. REP. EDWARD PATTEN

It authorizes the State Dept, of Health to help pay for medical,nursing, phar- maceutical and technical services necessary to car- ing for kidney disease, in- cluding the renting of home dialysis equipment. Because of the shortage of facilities for treating kidney disease victims, it and his name isn't -Richard. It's Henry Tindall is estimated that several Merrill. When asked where he got the name "Dick" hundred persons die every he told me that he was named after Dick Merriwell. A bill recently signed by year in New Jersey. One (Do I Have to tell you who he is or was???) New Jersey Governor of the reasons for this Dick Merrill was an ambidexterous baseball player, Kichard J.Hughes provides shortage is because of the some years back, and he played with the Northern real help and hope for vic- heavy expense of purchas- League. Being able to pitch with either arm, he was tims of chronic kidney ing the equipment and dif- tagged "Dick and has kept that nickname to this day. disease. As a Congress- ficulty in finding the trained Dick was born in Iuka, Mississippi, 74 years ago; man who always has been technicians to operate the enlisted in Naval Aviation in 1917; discharged in 1921 a staunch advocate of Fed- equipment. eral aid for persons suf- and continued flying right up to the present date. DARLENE VARGAS I have co* sponsored Fed- When I was a kid, too many years ago, Dick Merrill DR. THOMAS G. GELSINON fering from the disease, I eral legislative proposals was one of the big men in flying and during this inter- was deeply gratified to see in the past that would help view with him, I felt like a seven-year-old at a three- Dr. Thomas G. Gelsinon Recently, Miss Darlene the Governor and the those who suffer from ring circus, duck bumps all over. will received his degr.ee in Vargas, daughter of.Mr. Legislature take this chronic kidney disease, and Oral Surgery recent lyat and Mrs. Stephen Tzikas urgently-needed action. I plan to introduce legis- the Wilmington Medical of 600 HillcrestAve., South The measure signed by the lation this week called the Center, Wilmington, Dela- Amboy, received word Governor will not enable a National Kidney Disease ware where he has been from Newark School of Fine massive attack against Act of 1969. senior resident for the past and Industrial Art that she kidney disease, but a major The lack of trained indi- year. has been selected for ad- and significant step has viduals, available facili- Dr. Gelsinon is a grad- mission to the Freshman been taken. ties, research and equip- uate of St. Mary's High Class of 1969-1970. In New Jersey will provide ment for the diagnosis, School, South Amboy, order to be accepted for $250,000 to help people with evaluation, treatment and Georgetown University and professional study in Art, chronic kidney disease and prevention of kidney Georgetown University Darlene had to pass an help expand dialysis (blood disease is a major health School of Dentistry Wash- aptitude test and present cleansing) programs. problem. ington, D.C. He served his a portfolio of her work There is an urgent need internship at Temple Uni- along with a transcript of for a comprehensive pro- satisfactory grades from versity Hospital, Philadel- BAPTISTS HOST gram to combat kidney phia, Pa. Then came two high school. disease through the com- years of postgraduate work Miss Vargas, a transfer SUMMER SCHOOL bined efforts of the Fed- in oral surgery. The first student from Freehold Re- First Baptist Church an- eral, State and local gov- year was didactic work at gional, where she was on ernments, medicine, uni- the University of Pennsyl- the Student Council, has nounces a Vacation Church School, July 21 to August 1. versities, non - profit or- vania and the next one has been very active during ganizations and individuals. been his residency at the A curriculum for Nursery her senior year at Hoff- 1 hope that the 91st Con- Wilmington Medical man High. She scored a through Senior High is Center. planned. Beginning at 9 a. gress will enact legisla- hit in her role as Donna tion this year and save the Lucia in the senior play m. the classes will last In July Dr. Gelsinon will til noon, with some field lives of thousands of per- enter the United States Air "Charlie's Aunt" and was sons throughout the Nation. art editor for the school trip6 proposed for older Force at Sheppard Air teens. Force Base in Wichita yearbook. A senior class Dick is a very gracious 74-year old gentleman. He Falls, Texas. representative, she was David B. Brown, pastor, ha 8 been actively involved MISS KRESS must have known how I felt because he took great pains Dr. Gelsinon is the son also chairman of the Pep to set me at ease. He has no compunctions about ad- Club. in two previous schools at of Mr. and Mrs. George the church. It is his hope WINS PRIZE mitting to his 74 years, and, without being facetious, Gelsinon of 231 Henry St., Miss Vargas will aspire he has the vigor and go that will put many of us to that parents in the city and Reed & Barton Silver- South Amboy, and is to a career in Art where surrounding communities shame. married to the former she can use the talent that smiths of Taunton, Mass. will take advantage of this have announced that Mary Jogging four miles every day, along with other Madeleine Ring of Wash- her art teachers in high concentrated Christian ed- exercises, keeps Dick in shape to meet and pass the ington, D.C. school have awakened. L. Kress, a student at ucation for their children. Georgian Court College, mandatory semi-yearly physical checkups. He has never A minimal $.75 is being smoked and doesn't know what alcohol tastes like. He Lakewood, N.J, has been asded to meet expenses. awarded one of the 100 was quick to add, "I'm not preaching. I just never had MONMOUTH Those sending more than the inclination for either one." He wears glasses oc- "Starter Set" prizes for RECEIVES DEGREE COLLEGE GRAD two children need only pay her entry in the silver casionally for reading. for the first two. __ Dick has flown-everything from the early Jennys to firm's 1969 Silver Opin- the latest jet. He maintains a first-class rating in all Registration for classes ion Competition from phases of flying and is now a consultant for Eastern meeting at the church, nearly 3 0,000 university Airlines. Most of his 43,701 hours and 20 minutes of corner of Second and Stock- women who entered the flying time, to this date, have been racked up in his 41 ton Sts., will be received contest this Spring. She years with Eastern, during July 14-18, at 721- will receive approximately 1216. "You will find it most gratifying to be nice to people, $75 in sterling, fine china you go through this life only once." This is the philosophy Plans are underway for a and crystal. of Dick Merrill. Too often we become too cynical and united effort during the Her pattern selections blase about these so-called cliches, or bromides, and Summer, 1970, between the were as follows: Reed & we look upon them as so much wind. I'm sure.Dick would Baptist and Presbyterian Barton's "Hampton Court" agree with Marshal Foch, who once said of this, "Neither churches. sterling silver, Minton's is there anything but wind in a pneumatic tire, yet it "April" china and Im- eases wonderfully the jolts along life's highway." CLASSIFIED ADS perial's "Etiquette" Dick's creed of life is to show his feelings to man- GET RESULTS crystal. kind. He seems to be very outward in showing his regards for your welfare. He gives the impression of one who will speak words of approval to you while you can hear them, and not leave them for someone to carve on your tombstone. Dick's flying feats are numerous. He was the first to pilot a plane both ways across the Atlantic. This CHRISTOPHER J. KIERST was in the early part of 1937, A few months later, May JOSEPH J. BRUNELLI 9, 1937, he and Jack Lambie flew the first commercial Christopher J. Kierst re- round-trip airplane crossing of the Atlantic. ceived a bachelor of arts Joseph J. Brunelli of 49 Assigned by International News Photo Service, Merrill degree in the 127th annual Merritt Street, and Edward and Lambie were to pick up the first pictures of the commencement exercise J, Dusko of 104 North Pine coronation of King George VI. Two days before their held June 3 at the Uni- Ave., have been awarded flight, the airship Hindenberg disaster occurred at versity of Missouri, bachelor's degrees by Lakehurst and these pictures were sent to England. A graduate of Hoffman Monmouth College. They took off from Floyd Bennett Field in Brooklyn High School, he majored and landed in the Croydon Airdrome, near London, in in geology and will con- Both received their de- 20 hours and 59 minutes. tinue his studies in the grees in business adminis- For their return flight, with the Coronation pictures, university's graduate divi- tration at the college's 35th they chose Southport as their takeoff point and landed sion in Columbia, Mo., in annual commencement ex- -at -Floyd Bennett 24 hours and -20 minutes lajer, ;fons September. cercise held June 7 on the completing the first round trip over the Atlantic for kierst 'la the son of Mr; Wear Long Branch campus. commercial purposes. For this achievement, he was and Mrs. Adam Kierst of awarded the Harmon Trophy. 334 Ward Ave. Dick also took part in the search for Ellsworth Lincoln When asked about his hobbies, Dick said, "I get a of the Antarctic expedition. In flying the rescue plane kick out of flying small jobs. Whenever I can, I go out from Kansas City to the Straits of Magellan, Dick flew to a field and borrow a plane and take off. I also like to through all four seasons of the year in four days. hunt quail and ducks inthe Everglades. One time a friend This happened back in 1935. of mine warned me about the rattle snakes in the «ewamp Ripley s Believe-lt-Or-Not carried an item on him and I asked him what I should do in case one bit me. when he piloted the plane " Bugs" McCown jumped from, He answered, 'Bite him back and then lie down and sans parachute. Bugs climbed down to the landing gear die with him'." and Dick flew 25 miles per hour at an altitude of only The names of legendary figures of the past and present, 15 feet. Airmen will tell you that the jump Bugs made in flying circles, come easily to the lips of Dick Merrill. was not as hazardous as Merrill's job of keeping the " 'ot-as-' ell " Clarence Chamberlain, Ruth Nicolas, plane from stalling under those conditions. Eddie Rickenbacker, Frank Hawkes and Casey Jones are " Dick checked Arthur Godfrey out when the latter got his just a few of theold"fly-low-and-slow" gang remembered pilot's license. Of the entertainment personality, Dick by him. "Of 40 close associates of mine, back in those had this to say, "He's a great guy and a very good pilot. days, only 9 are left," he reminisced sadly. Open Daily: 8 a.m. - 4:45 p.m. Arthur and I flew together in a jet commander for Tuesday - Wednesday - Thursday 25,000 miles and broke 21 world records." And that, my friends is a very short synopsis of the 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Dick flew in the Gates-Wedell Flying Circus in the life of a man, who, with others of his kind, have made Saturday: 8 a.m. to 12 noon twenties and flew air-mail from New Orleans to Atlanta it possible for the world to progress as rapidly as it and from Atlanta to Richmond and from Richmond to our has in man's quest for the unknown of the outer spaces. 109 NO. FELTUS STREET, SOUTH AMBOY, N. J. own Hadley Airport. Henry Tindall Merrill and his contemporaries, with Merrill is a member of the QB's (Quiet Airmen) their courage, skill and adventurous spirits, truly are PArkwiy 1-2121 and the famous Explorer's Club. a breed "unto themselves". Th« SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN Thursday, June 26, 1969 RECEIVES 0E6REE TO ATTEND MIDDLESEX IN CONGRESS V IN ORAL SURGERY ART SCHOOL U.S. REP. EDWARD PATTEN It authorizes the State Dept. of Health to help pay for medical, nursing, phar- V.-:VCT:i maceutical and technical services necessary tocar- i \ ing for kidney disease, in- cluding the renting of home dialysis equipment. By Irv House Because of the shortage of facilities for -treating kidney disease victims, it .....and his name isn't Rtehard. It's Henry Tindall is estimated that several Merrill. When asked where he got the name "Dick" hundred persons die every he told me that he was named after Dick Merrlwell. A bill recently signed by year in New Jersey. One (Do I have to tell you who he is or was???) New Jersey Governor of the reasons for this Dick Merrill was an ambidexterous baseball player, Richard J.Hughes provides shortage is because of the some years back, and he played with the Northern real help and hope for vic- heavy expense of purchas- League. Being able to pKch with either arm, he was tims of chronic kidney ing the equipment and dif- tagged "Dick" and has kept that nickname to this day. disease. As a Congress- ficulty in finding the trained Dick was bom in Iuka, Mississippi, 74 years ago; man who always has been technicians to operate the enlisted in Naval Aviation In 1917; discharged in 1921 a staunch advocate of Fed- equipment. eral aid for persons suf- I have co-sponsored Fed- and continued flying right up to the present date. DARLENE VARGAS When I was a kidj too many years ago, Dick Merrill DR. THOMAS G. GELSINON fering from the disease, I eral legislative proposals was one of the big men In flying and during this inter- was deeply gratified to see in the past that would help view with him, I felt like a seven-year-old at a three- Dr. Thomas G. Gelsinon Recently, Miss Darlene the Governor and /the those who suffer from ring circus, duck bumps all over. will received his degr.ee in Vargas, daughter of Mr. Legislature take this chronic kidney disease,and Oral Surgery recently at and Mrs. Stephen Tzikas urgently-needed action. I plan to introduce legis- the Wilmington Medical of 600 Hillcre8t Ave., South The measure signed by the lation this week called the Center, Wilmington, Dela- Amboy, received word Governor wilt not enable a National Kidney Disease ware where he has been from Newark School of Fine massive attack against Act of 1969. senior resident for the past and Industrial Art that she kidney disease, but a major The lack of trained indi- year. has been selected for ad- and significant step has viduals, available facili- Dr. Gelsinon is a grad- mission to the Freshman been taken. ties, research and equip- uate of St. Mary's High Class of 1969-1970. In New Jersey will provide ment for the diagnosis, School, South Amboy, order to be accepted for $250,000 to help people with evaluation, treatment and Georgetown University and professional study in Art, chronic kidney disease add prevention of kidney Georgetown University Darlene had to pass an help expand dialysis (blood disease is a major health School of Dentistry Wash- aptitude test and present cleansing) programs. problem. ington, D.C. He served his a portfolio of her work There is an urgent need internship at Temple Uni- along with a transcript of satisfactory grades from for a comprehensive pro- versity Hospital, Philadel- BAPTISTS HOST gram to combat kidney phia, Pa. Then came two high school. disease through the com- years of postgraduate work Miss Vargas, a transfer SUMMER SCHOOL bined efforts of the Fed- in oral surgery. The first student from Freehold Re- First Baptist Church an- eral, State and local gov- year was didactic work at gional, where she was on nounces a Vacation Church ernments, medicine, uni- the University of Pennsyl- the Student Council, has School, July 21 to August 1. versities, non - profit or- vania and the next one has been very active during A curriculum for Nursery ganizations and Individuals. been his residency at the her senior year at Hoff- I hope that the 91st Con- man High, She scored a through Senior High is Wilmington Medical planned. Beginning at 9 a. gress will enact legisla- Center. hit in her role as Donna tion this year and save the Lucia in the senior play m, the classes will last In July Dr. Gelsinon will til noon, with some field lives of thousands of per- enter the United States Air " Charlie's Aunt" and was sons throughout the Nation. Force at Sheppard Air art editor for the school trips proposed for older Force Base in Wichita yearbook. A senior class teens. Dick is a very gracious 74-year old gentleman. He Falls, Texas. representative, she was David B. Brown, pastor, must have known how I felt because he took great pains also chairman of the Pep has been actively involved MISS KRESS Dr. Gelsinon is the son in two previous schools at to set me at ease. He ha£ no compunctions about ad- of Mr. and Mrs. George Club. WINS PRIZf mitting to his 74 years, and, without being facetious, Gelsinon of 231 Henry St., Miss Vargas will aspire the church. It is his hope he has the vigor and go that will put many of us to South Amboy, and is to a career in Art where that parents In the city and Reed & Barton Silver- shame. married to the former she can use the talent that surrounding communities smiths of Taunton, Mass, Jogging four miles every day, along with other Madeleine Ring of Wash- her art teachers in high will take advantage of this have announced that jMary exercises, keeps Dick in shape to meet and pass the ington, D.C. school have awakened. concentrated Christian ed- L. Kress, a student at mandatory semi-yearly physical checkups. He has never ucation for their children. Georgian C o u r t College, smoked and doesn't know what alcohol tastes like. He A minimal $.75 is being Lakewood, N.J. has been was quick to add, "I'm not preaching. I just never had MONMOUTH asded to • meet expenses. awarded one of the 100 the inclination for either one." He wears glasses oc- RECEIVES DEGREE Those sending more than "Starter Set" prizes for casionally for reading. COLLEGE GRAD two children need only pay her entry in the silver Dick has flown everything from the early Jennys to for the first two. firm's 1969 Silver Opin- the latest jet. He maintains a first-class rating in all Registration for classes ion Competition from phases of flying and is now a consultant for Eastern meeting at the church, nearly 3 0,000 university Airlines. Most of his 43,701 hours and 20 minutes of corner of Second and Stock- women who entered the flying time, to this date, have been racked up in his 41 ton Sts., will be received contest this Spring. She years with Eastern. during July 14-18, at 721- will receive approximately "You will find it most gratifying to be nice to people, 1216. $75 in sterling, fine china you go through this life only once/' This is the philosophy Plans are underway for a and crystal. of Dick Merrill. Too often we become too cynical and united effort during the Her pattern selections blase about these so-called cliches, or bromides, and Summer, 1970, between the were as follows: Reed & we look upon them as so much wind. I'm sure Dick would Baptist and Presbyterian Barton's "Hampton Court" agree with Marshal Foch, who once said of this, "Neither churches. sterling silver, Minton's is there anything but wind in a pneumatic tire, yet it "April" china and Im- eases wonderfully the jolts along life's highway." CLASSIFIED ADS perial's "Etiquette" Dick's creed of life is to show his feelings to man- GET RESULTS crystal. kind. He seems to be very outward in showing his regards for your welfare. He gives the impression of one who will speak words of approval to you while you can hear them, and not leave them for someone to carve on your tombstone. Dick's flying featB are numerous. He was the first to pilot a plane both ways across the Atlantic. This CHRISTOPHER J. KIERST was in the early part of 1937. A few months later, May JOSEPH J, BRUNELLI 9, 1937, he and Jack Lambie flew the first commercial Christopher J. Kierst re- round-trip airplane crossing of the Atlantic. ceived a bachelor of arts Joseph J. Brunelli of 49 Assigned by International News Photo Service, Merrill degree in the 127th annual Merritt Street, and Edward and Lambie were to pick up the first pictures of the commencement exercise J. Dusko of 104 North Pine coronation of King George VI. Two days before their held June 3 at the Uni- Ave., have been awarded flight, the airship Hindenberg disaster occurred at versity of Missouri. bachelor's degrees by Lakehurst and these pictures were sent to England. A graduate of Hoffman Monmouth College. They took off from Floyd Bennett Field in Brooklyn High School, he majored and landed in the Croydon Airdrome, near London, in in geology and will con- Both received their de- 20 hours and 59 minutes. tinue his studies in the grees in business adminis- For their return flight, with the Coronation pictures, university's graduate divi- tration at the college's 35th they chose Southport as their takeoff point and landed sion in Columbia, Mo., in annual commencement ex- at Floyd Bennett 24 hours and 20 minutes later, thus September. cercise held June 7 on the comgle.^S,..#£ .flrst round trip over the Atlantic for Kierst is the son of Mr. West Long Branchcampus. commercial purposes. For this achievement, he was and Mrs. Adam Kierst of awarded the Harmon Trophy. 334 Ward Ave. "" Dick also took part in the search for Ellsworth Lincoln When ,asked about his hobbies, Dick said, "I get a of the Antarctic expedition. In flying the rescue plane kick out of flying small jobs. Whenever J can, I go out from Kansas City to the Straits of Magellan, Dick flew to a field and borrow a plane and take off. I also like to through all four seasons of the year in four days. hunt quail and ducks in the Everglades.Onetime a friend This happened back in 1933. of mine warned me about the rattle snakes in the swamp Ripley 6 Believe-It-Or-Not carried an item on him and I asked him what 1 should do in case one bit me. when he piloted the plane " Bugs" McGown Jumped from, He answered, 'Bite him back and then lie down and sans parachute. Bugs climbed down to the landing gear die with him'." and Dick flew 25 miles per hour at an altitude of only The names of legendary figures of the past and present, 15 feet. Airmen will tell you that the jump Bugs made in flying circles, come easily to the lips of Dick Merrill. was not as hazardous as Merrill's job of keeping the " 'ot-as-' ell " Clarence Chamberlain, Ruth Nicolas, plane from stalling under those conditions. Eddie Rickenbacker, Frank Hawkes and Cas*ey Jones are Dick checked Arthur Godfrey out when the latter got his just a few of the old" fly-low-and-slow" gang remembered pilot's license. Of the entertainment personality, Dick by him. "Of 40 close associates of mine, back in those had this to say, *'He's a great guy and a very good pilot. days, only 9 are left," he reminisced sadly. Open Daily: 8 a.m. - 4:45 p.m, Arthur and I flew together in a jet commander for Tuesday - Wednesday - Thursday 25,000 miles and broke 21 world records." And that, my friends is a very short synopsis of the 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Dick flew in the Gatefl-Wedell Flying Circus in the life of a man, who, with others of his kind, have made Saturday: 8 a.m. to 12 noon twenties and flew air-mall from New Orleans to Atlanta it possible for the world to progress as rapidly as it and from Atlanta to Richmond and from Richmond to our has in man'B quest for the unknown of the outer spaces, 109 NO. FELTUS STREET. SOUTH AMBOY. N. J. own Hadley Airport. Henry Tindall Merrill and his contemporaries, with Merrill is a member of the QB's {Quiet Airmen) their courage, skill and adventurous spirits, truly are PArfcway 1-2121 and the famous Explorer's Club. a breed " unto themselves". Th« SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN 3- Thursday, June 26,1969 HARDYS MARK NAMID TO Married At Local Church GOLDEN WEDDING DIAN'S LIST Andrew Peter Tanchyk The following births have Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. hae been named to the been recorded at the South Donald Carr, Laurence Dean's List for the second Amboy Memorial Hospital: Harbor. semester atBelmontAbbey Daughter to Mr. and Mr3. Daughter to Mr. and Mr3. College, Belmont, N.C. Joseph Esposito, Parlin. Aloysius Jeckell,Ma:awan. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Son to Mr. and Mrs. Jo- Son to Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Andrew Tanchyk of 6 Jasko seph Striffler, Parlin. Josselyn, Keyport. Court, he scored 2.35 out Son to Mr. and Mrs. Daughter to Mr, and Mrs. of a possible 3.00 point Charles D*Amato, Old Colin Kennovln, Laurence Index. Bridge. Harbor* A graduate of St. Mary's Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Son to Mr, and Mrs. Jer- High School, he is a rising William Schwartzbach, Old ome Beers, Parlin. Junior at the Abbey. Bridge. Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Son to Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Thomas Vardaro, Edieon. liam Kratz, Old Bridge. Son to Mr, and Mrs. Doug- ATTENDS CITIZENSHIP Son to Mr. and.^Mrs. Jo- las Preston, Parlin. seph Miele, Parlin. Son to Mr. and Mrs. John INSTITUTE FOR GIRLS Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Zielsdorff, Old Bridge. Miss Kathy Kubinak, a Robert Charles Smith, Son to Mr. and Mrs. junior atH.G. Hoffman High South River. Michael Grace,Old Bridge. in South Amboy, has been Son to Mr. and Mrs. Judd Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. selected as a delegate to the Kinzley, Laurence Harbor. Benjamin Denarski, Sayre- Mr. and Mrs. Russell 23rd .annual Citizenship In- Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. ville. Hardy sjof 490 South Pine stitute for Girls at Doug- John Bradham, Spotswood. Son to Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ave., celebrated their 50th lass College sponsored by Son to Mr. and Mrs. Jo- Rosenberg, Morganville. wedding anniversary on the New Jersey State Fed- seph Trybus, South River. Son to Mr. and Mrs. Monday. eration of Women's Clubs. Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fitzmorris, Old They were married on She is the daughter of Mrs. Richard Reed, Parlin. Bridge. June 16, 1919 at Sacred Kenneth Sebrlng of 15 Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Son to Mr. and Mrs. John Heart Roman Catholic Barkalow Street and the Kenneth, Kie sznowski, Quarles, Parlin. Church, New Brunswick. late John Kubinak. Jamesburg. Thomas J. Chapman, now a Miss Kubinak, a member Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. resident of Florida, was the of the National Honor So- Richard Zinna, Sayreville. Kent Fleming, South Am- couple's best man, ana ciety is an outstanding stu- Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. boy. Miss Irene Theresa Klusewicz, daughter of Mr, and Miss Alisia Verga of Cam- dent with a keen interest Ronald Fischer, Freehold. Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Adolph J. Klusewicz, 356 Main St., South Amboy, den, was maid of honor. in numerous activities at Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Moscatello, Old became the bride of Frederick P. Laurie, son of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Hardy have Hoffman. A varsity cheer- George Lopez, Parlin. Bridge. and Mrs. Fred H. Laurie of 217 Henry St., South two sons, Robert F. and R. leader, she is also secre- Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Son to Mr. and Mrs. John Amboy, on Saturday, June 21. The Rev. Joseph S. Sanford, and eight grand- tary of the school bowling Raymond Bailey, South Am- Olsiewski, Old Bridge. Banach officiated at the 2 p.m. ceremony in Sacred children. Mr. Hardy was team and was chairman boy. Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Heart R.C. Church. employed by the New Jersey of the Junior Prom Bid Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Jankowski, South Miss Emily Okreszik was the maid of honor. The Treasury Department for Committee. She is vice Stanley Ziemskl, Old Amboy. bridesmaids were: Mrs. Elizabeth Warnowicz, a cousin 34 years before retiring two president of the Future Bridge. Son to Mr. and Mrs. Jack of the bride; Miss Joan Laurie, the bridegroom's sister; years ago. Teachers as well as a fea- Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ordner, Old Bridge. and Miss Vivian Komisarczyk. ture writer for the school Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Testimonial Anrtiony Dragan, Old William Chapman served as the best man. Ushering ' After partaking of a meal in newspaper, Hoffman "Hi- Bridge. Charles Windisch, Old were: Jack Piskorski; Wayne Meszaros; and Edward the small hole-in-the-wall res- Lltes . At the present Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Bridge. Cieslarczyk. taurant, the patron asked to time, she plans to study Richard Trettau, Wicka- Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. The bride is a graduate of Hoffman High School and see the manager. English with the prospect Salvatore Maggio, South "I Just want to tell'you," he tunk. the Lyons Institute of Medical Technology. She is* employed said, "that I think you must of becoming a teacher. Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Amboy. by Irvin J. Fine, M.D., Perth Amboy. have an exceedingly clean Robert Schiereck, Sayre- Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. The bridegroom is also a graduate of Hoffman High kitchen." ville. William Urian, Old Bridge. School. He served as a hospital corpsman with the U.S. "Thank you," beamed the Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. manager, "but what makes MRS. SARAH Son to Mr. and Mrs. Scott Navy and attended the Graduate Hospital Corps School, you say that? Why, you Harrigan, Parlin. John Yavor, South Amboy. Great Lakes, 111. He is employed by the Middlesex haven't even seen our Headings and Advice Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. County Park Police, New Brunswick. kitchen." 308 Smith Street Robert Sand, Morgan. Harold McCarthy, South The couple is on a wedding trip to St. Thomas, Virgin "Because," said the patron, Perth Amboy, N. J. Son to Mr. and Mrs. Wal- Amboy. heading for the dw, "every- Islands. Upon returning, they will reside at 356 Main thing tastes like soap." HI 2-9891 ter Palasak, Parlin. Son to Mr. and Mrs. An- Street, South Amboy. Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. thony Pucciare Hi, Morgan- John Fox, Parlin. ville. Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Son to Mr. and Mrs. Pat- GRADUATE OF John Yablonski, Old Bridge, rick Carney, South Amboy. Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Son to Mr. and Mrs. Pat- BENEDICTINE ACADEMY SOUTH AMBOY TRUST COMPANY'S rick Calautti, Old Bridge. Bernard Dolan, English- Miss Catherine D. Lock- town. Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stetzko, Sayreville. wood, daughter of Mr. and Son to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mrs. William Lockwood, Wright, Old Bridge. Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Highway 35, Morgan, grad- Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Sitler, South Am- uated from Benedictine Richard Chmura, South boy. Academy, Elizabeth, on Amboy. June 11. Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Catherine was graduated Eric Schleferstein, Eng- from St. Mary's Grammar llshtown. The following area birth has been recorded at the School June, 1965. She will Son to Mr. and Mrs. Rob- enter St. Elizabeth's Col- ert Wooley, South Amboy. Perth Amboy General Hos- pital: lege, Convent Station,N.J., ^Daughter to Mr. and Mm. in the Fall. Harvey Davis, Keansburg. Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Raven, ll'D Mata- wan Rd., Laurence Harbor. Thomas Marsh, Keyport. FIRST BAPTIST Son to Mr. and Mrs. John Kampo, Parlin. The following area birth CHURCH NEWS Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. has been recorded at St. Peter's General Hospital, Church School for all ages Raymond Stockton, South begins at 9:45 a.m. Sunday. This Magnificent 24 Karat Gold Amboy. New Brunswick: Son to Mr. and MrB. Rev. Kenneth Coutts, pres- Electro plated four-piece place setting Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. ently serving in the Pro- Thomas Kohler, Spo:swood. William Rondeau, 5 Krumb Street, Sayreville. bation Office of Paramus, 4 piici plica sittiff consists if: • Son to Mr. and Mrs. Ger- will be guest minister at ald Johannsen, Old Bridge. 1 ated or pMtry fork 1 dinner knrfe the Family Worship Serv- 1 dinner forte 1 teaspoon Son to Mr. and Mrs. Wil- ice, 11 a.m. liam Wittke, Sayreville. Summer hours for Sun- This beautiful four-piece place setting is yours free when you open Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. a new savings account for $25 or more, or add $25 or more to your day services will begin on present account. Once you see the beauty of the craftsmanship... Robert Hunslnger, Spots- July 6. Church School be- wood. and feel the extra heavy weight of this quality flatware, you'll want gins at 9 a.m. and the to own the complete set, and that will be easyl Each tima you add Daughter to Mr. and Mrs, Family Worship Service at $25 or more to your savings account you may purchase an additional Raymond McEnroe, South 10* N. UOAOWAY 10 a.m. four-piece place setting for only $2.99. And remember, as your Amboy. I table service grows, your savings grow too. As art added bonus, Son to Mr. and Mrs. Rich- Opm Mrity TMtP.M. your 12th place setting is yours absolutely Free. ard B lac Word, Keansburg. The (Me Philosopher j Matching service accessories are also available to complete the en- It's not more and more tire set. horsepower .we need; it's READING AND STUDY more will power. IMPROVEMENT CENTER WIN.. Published Every Thuridoy Mary G. Filoso, Director by trie A 23 RCA COLOR TELEVISION SUMMER SESSION So. Amboy Publishing Co., Inc. 109 No. FaltusSt., South Amboy or one of these other two prizes JUNE 30 - AUGUST 8 Ettobliihtd 1(«2 12" Zenith Portable B&W TV • Providing a program for the improvement of reading and Zenith Transistor AM/FM Radio study skills for elementary school and high school students J. R. Wojci«chow»ki Managing Editor • Small classes and individual instruction Phon« PArkwoy 1-0004 HERE'S AIL YOU DO TO ENTER • Basic cikl advanced reading skills; word analysis; vo- Simply fill Jn an entry blank at the South Amboy Trust Company. Winners will be cabulary dtvc>l(i|imcnl; reading interpretation; critical Entered at Se«ond Clati Mott.r ol lh« selected at a random drawing on Thursday, July 3rd at6 P.M.and will be promptly reading ami thinking skills; educational guidance; per- South Amboy Poit Of fie* Under the notified by mail. You need not be present to win. Entries mutt ba received no ceptual trciniitg Act of March 3, »J7» later than Thursday, July 3rd at 5:45 P.M. ^.Testing and interview ing for winter session now in process Early registration is recommended. Subtcrlplien tor«t It |1.00 per year • 7c par cepy 9 For information and appointments call the Reading Center, 545-4311. (Mtmber of N*w Jertey PreH A»»n.) SOUTH AMBOY RUTGERS PREPARATORY SCHOOL Thlt newtpoper will not b* liable lo •rren appearing in Ihe advertising TRUST COMPANY Fully Accredited - Slat* Appwvd beyond ihe coil of ipsce occupied 116 North Broadway 1345 EASTON AVINUI, SOMUtSIf, N.J. by error. "•• §outh Amboy, Ntw Jarsay Member F.D.I.C. Th« SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN Thursday, June 26, 1969 Saint Mary's High Graduates 146 NAOLE ELECTED St. Mary's High School Jean Healy, Alice Hefferon, PLAQUES PRESENTED AT SCHOOL BOARD MEETING GRAND KNIGHT graduated 146 students at Gerald Henderson, Ann a Baccalaureate Mass and Hertlein, Kathleen Higgins, Francis M. Nagle was Commencement exercises Michael Holovacko, elected Grand Knight of Sunday June 8, at 1:15 p.m. Thomas Holton, William South Amboy Council #426, at St. Mary's R.C. Church. Holtz, Robert Howarth, Knights of Columbus, for The Baccalaureate address Paul Janas, Joseph Jan- the 1969-70 term at a re- was given by Colonel David cola, James Keays, Jena cent meeting held at the B. Kelly, Superintendent of Kelly, Denise Kenny, Carl K of C Home on Fourth New Jersey state Police. Kosmo, Judith Ann Kurow- St. He succeeds Eugene J. Gold medals for Highest sky, Patricia Ann Lagoda, Reagan, who was elected Scholastic Average were Linda Lapchuk, Anna Liya- to serve three years as awarded to Richard Joseph na, Jo-Ann Lupo, Judith Me trustee, along with Louis Baranowski, Classical Andrew, James McCloud, Meszaros, a two year Course; Barbara Ann Cath- Deborah McGinn, Peter trustee and James Hager- rine Liyana, Academic Mclntyre, Edward McKa- man one year. Course; and Sandra Louise vanaugh, Jeanne McMahon, Other officers elected for Ellas, Secretarial Course. Linda Mac Nell, John Ma- the forthcoming term in- Right Reverend Francis J. dura, Thomas Marciniak, clude Dominlck Gasparro, Sullivan, Pastor of Saint Philip Maresca, William deputy grand knight; Mary's Church, presented Margaretta, Denise Ma- Charles Bunting, chancel- awards and diplomas. The tura, Patricia Mezynski, lor; Be rna rd O'Connor, following are the gradu- Susan Miller, Elizabeth warden; William J. Coman, ates: Mokrzyckl, Laura Mosel, treasurer; Edward Fair- Edward Zblgniew Akacki, Sharon Mulroy, Susan Mul- cloth, recorder; John R. Wendy Ellen Akerman, Pa- vey, Patricia Munn, Everitt, advocate; Thomas tricia Mary Albert, Elaine Maurice Nadeau, Dennis Healy, inside guard and Joan Ballance, Richard Nardone, Patricia Nemeth, Timothy O'Leary outside Joseph Baranowski, Christine O'Brien, Jean guard. Michele Mary Barrett, Gail O'Brien, Thomas O'Brien, The next meeting of the Denise Batruk, Susan Ro- Jill O'Connor, Jonathan council will be held on berta Bergold, Joann Eliz- O'Connor, Kathryn O'Con- Thursday, July 3, follow- abeth Blancamano, Robert nor, Theresa Oskierko, ing Prayers - for - Peace John Blakeslee, Cynthia Cynthia Ostrowski, Robert Services at Saint Mary's Eleanor Boland, Theresa Paulukiewicz, Mary Pen- Church at 7:30 p.m. Jane Bonis, Susan Mildred kala, Lynn Piechocinski, On May 28, Mrs. Virginia Still- and Mr. Poetsch on December 12, -&er*tzky, Mark John Nancy Piluso, Sharon wagon, president of the Parent 1968. • v Brat us, Kathleen Frances Quick, ThereBa Redmond, Teacher Association, presented to 1 Bulman, Joseph Robert Michele Richland, Kathleen the Board of Education, plaques Pictured above, from left to right, Twins Mothers Bulman, Thomas Robert Roehrich, Mary Rogers, in memory of Mr. James Crbd- are; Mrs. Virginia Stillwagon; Cas- Burkard, Helen Elizabeth Margaret Rose, Thomas dick, High School principal from per Poetsch; Scott Robert Poetsch; Club Installs Burke, John Andrew Cac- RuBzala, Kathryn Sager, 1965 to 1968; and Mr. Paul Poetsch, Mrs. Caryl Poetsch; Stanley Kova* Virginia Schuster, Luke teacher in the elementary school leski, acting president of the Board Mrs. Peter Wasko was kowskl, Sheila Ann Camire, installed recently as presi- Mary Ann Carroll, Nora Sciallo, Judith Seaman, system from 1963 to 1968. Mr. of Education; Mrs. Agnes Croddick; Dianne Seidenberg, James Croddick died September 14, 1968 and Mr. and Mrs. James Croddick. dent of the Twins' Mothers Jean Carroll, Joseph Henry Club of the Raritan Bay CaBey, Carol Marie Cies- Sorrentino, Colleen Stet- son, Maryann Stewart, Area at a Candlelight cere- larzyk, John Joseph Clark, (Remarks delivered by in our foyers, and in the INDUSTRIAL SERVICE mony held at The Brass Michael Patrick Coakley, Maryellen Subjack, Rose- Mrs. Virginia Stillwagon recesses of our minds. mary Sullivan, Joanne Bucket Restaurant in Wood- Susan Mary Coman, Mary- during the presentation of Although James Croddick ANNIVERSARIES bridge. Mrs. Richard Czaj- ellen Theresa Conahan, Sumski, MarySurich, Allen memorial plaques to the and Paul Poetsch are no Temperini, Thomas Tice, The following Hercules kowski officiated as instal- Brian Paul Conlon, Chris- South Amboy Board of Ed- longer with us physically, Incorporated Parlin Plant ling officer. Officers in- tine Diane Creed, Eugene Barbara Tobin, Mary Tool- ucation honoring the late their spirits live on, and an, Mary Toomey, Helen employees celebrate ser- ducted to serve the new Anthony CrosB, Virginia James Croddick and Paul their contributions are vice anniversaries during year are: Mrs, Bertalan Marie Curato, James Trplsovsky, John Trzoniec, Poetsch.) lasting testimonials to Janjes Vail, Antoinette the month of June, 1969: Saboas 1st Vice-President; Robert Day, Susan Marie 'The year 1968 will al- their short but notable 30 YEARS Mrs. Robert Mundrane as DeBarba, Karen Joan De- Viglionese, Margaret Wal- ways be remembered by the' careers. lis, Elaine Whitehead, Wil- Kenneth W. Buchanan, 12 2nd Vice-President; Mrs. laney, Donna Marie Derent, faculty, the students, the We, the representatives of Henry Street; Frank Marc- Joseph Iannelli as Record- Denise Mary Dibling, liam Wozniak, Elaine parents, and the members the South Amboy Parent- Wright, Mar jorie Zalewski, inkowski, 140 McCutcheon ing Secretary; Mrs. Ted Laurie Ann DiMeola, of the South Amboy Parent Teacher Association, would Avenue; Walter S. Wal- Allen a s Corresponding Martin Robert Dombrow- Stanley Edward Zdanowicz, Teacher Association as a like to present these Margaret Zrebiec. erzak, 26 Schmitt Street; Secretary; and Mrs. Ronald ski, Jean Marie Driscoll, year of great personal and plaques in their memory all of Sayreville. Peter J. Vincelli as Treasurer. The John Joseph Duggan, Carol collective loss by all of us to you with the request Krenzel, 15 Cleveland Ave. following were selected as Ann Eldridge, Sandra JOHN W. SUTLIFF who hajje known James that they be prominently Parlin. the new board members for Louise Ellas, James G. CroddiCK; the late Princi- displayed in the schools to 20 YEARS the coming year: Mrs. John Fennessy, Christine Fer- pal of the Harold G. Hoff- perpetuate their esteemed Costello, Membership; INSURANCE association with us." Walter Wlodarczyk, 16 raro, Nadine Fox, Kathe- man High School, and Paul Elizabeth St., Sayreville. Mrs. Patti Kanniad, Thrift; rine Fradella, Carol Ann Auto Fir* Lift - HMlth Poetsch, a distinguished 10 YEARS Mrs. Thomas McCullough, Glynn, Albert Gomolka, & Accktont. Hom«ojwn«r« member of the faculty of the William H. Gault, 55 Such Telephone; Mrs. Richard Kathleen Anne Gray, Rich- NOTARV PUBLIC South Amboy Public Ele- Street, Parlin. Czajkowski, Publicity; ard Joseph Gray, William 358 Main Street mentary School. Mrs. F ra nee s Tampone, Gundrum, Kathleen Hanas, South Amboy, N. J. Their sudden departure Sunshine; Mrs. Henry Catherine Hansult, Nancy Phone 721-0427 from the scene and from Guenter, Hostess; Mrs. Harklns, Frank Hawes, the rolls of our staff has Air Electric Richard Barto, Librarian; left a profound and con- Mrs. San Livera and Mrs. tinuing void, difficult to ADAM LOVELY Linda Breitwiser, Hospi- bridge, not only in the tality; and Mrs. Stanley classroom and school, but Plumbing Gdula as National Delegate. in our minds and hearts INDUSTRIAL RESIDENTIAL The Ninth "Twin's Mother, as well. COMMERCIAL and Heating of the Year" Award was Retirement Sale In our moments of reflec- STATt LIC IWO GAS presented by Mrs. Bert W. (.pair All M«k» •< AMIIWK* tion, we recall the m&rks IRONS TOASTERS VACUUM CIEANHJ HEATING Sabo to Mrs. Richard Cza j- they have left through their UniU Install fed o'wski of 35 Lamar Ave., scholastic, athletic, and 359 Henry Street Edison. This award is only personal endeavors. These PArkway 1-0096 SOUTH AMBOY given to the most outstand- are marks eminently im- ing member who has given Everything Must Go Clifford 4-0087 Tel. PArkw.y 1-0118 printed in the records of 16 FERRY ST. SOUTH RIVER so much of her time, energy the school, on the trophies and effort to the organi- By June 28! zation. A most enjoyable Folk singing program was pro- vided by Diane Estelle and STUDENTS ATTEND CONCERT AT ART CENTER Barbara Clough from the John F. Kennedy High 20 % Off School in Iselin. Skf» (_,ov*ri Cf mDraptt /.>r KjractouiP • aLivtnyP- BY On All Groceries STEVE UR b & SHOP AT 9 1 HOME X 1 Us Household Items k SERVICE £ ; call a i ' 249-5422 ft CALL ijRR Store Hours - 6:30a.m. to 6p.m. Daily 1 i TODAY JW

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On Thursday, May 29, 650 public 1969 at the Garden State Art Center. NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. 230 No.Feltus St. South Amboy school elementary students, The program was presented by "The teachers and chaperones attended Youngtimers". Phan* 249-S422 the Young People's Concert Spring Th« SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN Thursday, Jurw 26, 1969 ORWNANCK NO. 24 I.KiAI. NOTICE LATEST CHILDREN'S AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN An appeal has been filed by Ray- IIMTHS- ORDINANCE ENTITLED: "AN OR* mond T. wehrle requesting a vari- DtNANCE OF THE BOARD OF ance in the requirements of the BOOK PRESENTED RJBUC WORKS OF THE CITY OF Zoning Ordinance of the City of South An autographed copy of MILDRED E. LEWIS HARRY RASMUSSEN. SOUTH AMBOY, FIXING, REGU- Amboy, N.J. to permit two foot LATING AND DETERMINING THE cinder block retaining wall with the latest book written by SALARIES. WAGES AND COMPEN- four foot cyclone fence on top. Reinold Shubert, well- MrB. Mildred Evelyn Harry Charles Rasmus- SATION OF ITS EMPLOYEES AND Running 48 feet along side lot line Lewis, 136 John St., South sen, 409 Gordon Street, PROVIDING FOR PAYMENT and 20 feet across rear lot line known New Jersey author South Amboy passed away THEREOF AND REPEALING IN- on property known as Block 138 of children's books, haB Amboy, passed away on CONSISTANT ENACTMENTS. Lot 33 on 63 Bar lea low Street. been presented to the Free June 18 at the South Am-' at his home on June 21 For the purpose of hearing ob- boy Memorial Hospital. She after a brief illness. He BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD jections to or protests against the Public Library of Madison was 61 years of age. OF PUBLIC WORKS OF THE CITY granting of said appeal, the City Township, sponsored by the was 68 years of age. OF SOUTH AMBOY. NEW JERSEY: of South Amboy 'Zoning Board of Woman's Club of Laurence Born in South Amboy, she Bom in Perth Amboy, he Adjustment will hold* public hearing was the daughter of the late had resided in South Am- Section I. The compensation of on July 9, 1969 In the Council Harbor, by the Bunny Club. the offlc«ri md employees of the Chambers, City Hall, at 7:45 p.m. This Club is composed of Christian and Josephine boy most of his life. He Board of Public works of the City By order of the Zoning Board was the son of the late of Adjustment. a group of young perople, Muldoon Johnson. of South Amboy hereinafter enumer- and the presentation was A life long city resident, Oscar and Mary Burkhard ated, shall be as fottowi: Kathleen A. Bloodgood Rasmussen. Secretary , made by its president, 11 she was a member of Christ Section 2. The salary for the Super- 6/26-7/3/69 6.24 year-old Nancy Anderson. Episcopal Church and be- Mr. Rasmussen had been intendent shall be $11,000.00 per longed to its St. Martha's employed as a Journeyman annum with yearly Increments of LEGAL NOTICE This book, entitled "I $900.00 each year for the next WANNA BE A LADY Guild. She alsowaB a mem- Electrician, working out of 3 years. An appeal has been filed by Arsan Classified ber of the South Amboy Local 358; of Perth Amboy. Corp. Inc. requesting a variance in PLUMBER" will be avail- Women's Club; the Ladles He was a member of Christ Section 3. The salary of the Chief the requirements of the Zoning Ordi- able to members of the Operator shall be J7,2»0.OO. nance of the City of South Amboy, BABYSITTER Auxiliary of South Amboy Eplscopa 1 Church, South N.J. to permit the erection of a Summer Reading Club, Memorial Hospital; Amboy Amboy, and Local 358 In- Section 4. The salary for Operators brltk 18 unit ProatigeCarden Apart- which will be held at the ternational Brotherhood of shall be $6,065.00. ment Building on property known as Library every Monday 16-year-old girl wishes Chapter No. 151, Order of Block 17 Lot 7 on Portia Street. to babysit in your home the Eastern Star; and also Electrical Workers of Section 5. The salary Tor Maln- For the purpose of hearing ob- morning during the sum- the Women's Auxiliary of Perth Amboy. talnance Man shall be $5,084.00. jections to or protests against the mer, starting July 7th. , during the day. South Survivors include his granting of said appeal, the City Amboyarea. Call 721-6117. the National Assn. of Section 6. The salary for Meter of South Amboy Zoning Board of Ad- Plumbing & Heating Con- wife, Mrs. Gladys May Repairman shall be $6,834.00. justment will hold a public hearing tractors. (Wolfe) Rasmu8sen;hls on July 9, 1969 In the Council mother, Mary B. Rasmus- Section 7, The salary for Meter Chambers, City Hall, at 7.45 p.m. She Is survived by, her Reader shall be $6,131.00. By order of the Zoning Board husband, William (Harper) sen of South Amboy; one of Adjustment. Lewis; one daughter, Mrs, daughter, Mrs. Jean Jen- Section «. The salary for Full Time Kathleen A. Bloodgood kins of Edison; two sisters Laborer aha 11 be $2.75 per hour. Secretary NOTICE Mildred Romer of South 6/26-7/3/69 5.52 SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY Amboy; and by two grand- Mrs. Hazel Carlisle of Section 9. The salary for Part daughters. . South Amboy, and Mrs. Time Laborer shall be $2.43 per CHANCERY DIVISION Maude Rodner of Dayton, hour. NOTICE MIDDLESEX COUNTY Funeral services were N. J.; and one brother, John DOCKET NO. F-3819 -68 held "On Saturday, iune 21 Section 10. The salary for Foreman Take notice that VIB Liquor*, at 10:30 a.m. from the Rasmussen of South Amboy. shall be $3.73 per hour. Inc., t/a V t B 'Liquors, Inc., Funeral services were has applied to the Mayor and Borough CITY OF SOUTH AMBOY Mason - Wilson Funeral Section 11. The salary for Clerk Council of the Borough of Sayre- Home, followed by a held on Wednesday, June shall be $6,243.12. ville, N.J., for a Plenary RetaU a municipal corporation Requiem Eucharist at 11 25 at 9:30 a.m. from the Consumption License No. C-38 for in the County of Middlesex Mason - Wilson Funeral Section 12. The salary for Part premises situated st Washington and State of New Jersey, a.m. at Christ Episcopal Time Clerk shall be $2.18 per hour. Road, Styrevllle, New Jersey. Church with the Rev. Ed- Home, followed by A Burial Objection*, if any, should be made ward R. Cook, rector of Office Service at Christ Section 13. The salary lor Board Immediately In writing to Patrycla Plaintiff, NOTICEOFIN REM FORECLOSURE Episcopal Church at 10. Secretary shall be $2,311.92. M. Mazzocchl, Borough Clerk of OF TAX UEN TITLES Christ Church, officiating. the Borough of Sayreville, N.J, Interment was held In The Rev. Edward R. Cook, Section 14. The hourly rate for Victor C. O Brien, President Christ Church Cemetery. rector of Christ Church, Outside Mainuinance Man shall be R.D. 1, Box 225-C officiated. $3.33 per hour. Matawan, N.J. vs. Amboy Chapter No, 151, Sally C. Sullivan OES conducted E astern Interment was held in Section 15. Salary checks shall be 147 N. Broadway Block (Old) #15, Lots 18-19-20 signed by the City Treasurer and South Amboy, N.Y. (New) Block #39, Lot 12 Star Services at the fu- Christ Church Cemetery. City Cleric. 6/19-6/26/69 neral home on Friday at assessed to Julia McDonough 8 p.m. Section 16. All ordinances or parts of ordinances inconsistent herewith Block (Old) #201, Lots 31-32, are hereby repealed. (New) Block #142, Lot 13, FRANK J. SCHWAB Section \1. This ordinance shall assessed to M.V.D. Cross; ANNA E. GRIMLEY take effect upon its passage, ap- Frank J. Schwab, 18 proval and publication as provided by law. Block (Old) #59, Lots 5-6, Mrs. Anna E. (Betty) Eulner St., South Amboy, Eugene A. Morris (new) Block #84, Lot 1, Grimley, 262 Henry St., died on Friday, June 19 Section IB. This ordinance shall Patata, Otta amd VaraiahM assessed to L. & A. Trizzi; South Amboy, died on Mon- at the South Amboy Mem- be retroactive to January 1, 1969; salaries 'to be paid every other Bnukes, GUse, Broauee day, June 23 at the South orial Hospital. Thursday beginning with the second Block (Old) #135, Lots 9-10 Amboy Memorial Hospital. Born in Pater son, he was Thursday of the month beginning Gold Leaf, Btaiu, Etc July 1, 1969. (new) Block #67, Lot 5 Born in South Amboy, she the son of the late Mr. and WALL PAPER assessed to Raymond and ' was the daughter of the Mrs. William Schwab, NOTICE Catherine Deliman; late Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mr. Schwab was a self 233 First Street, South Amboy Peterson. employed T.V. repairman. Public Notice is hereby given that at a regular meeting of the Board Dial PArkwty 1-0485 Block (Old) #26, Lot 4 and Mrs. Grimley was a com- He was a communicant of of Publtc Works of the City of Part of 3, municant of St. Mary'8 R.C. Sacred Heart R.C. Church. South Amboy, County of Middlesex, (New) Block #45, Lot 26, Church. Surviving are his wife, New Jersey held on the 24 day of June 1969 the above ordinance assessed to Gerald Manziano; Surviving are: her hus- Carolyn D o k u s Schwab; was- adopted on second and final RARITAN band, Christopher T. three daughters, Deborah, reading. Block (Old) #110, Lot 10, Grimley, Sr.; one daughter, Frances, and Diane, all at Woodrow McCarthy President DINER (New) Block #61, Lot 6, Mrs. Carolyn Thomas of home; one son, Raymond, Board of Public Works assessed to James Nemeth; Holmdel; one son, Chris- at home/ and one sister, Introduced on First Reading topher T., Jr., ofSalsbury, Mrs. Rita Drexler of Clif- June 10, 1969 Advertised in Citizen Open Detfy 5 a.m. -10 »m. Block (Old) #68, Lot Part 1, Md.; five grandchildren; ton, N.J. June 19, 1969 (New) Block #8, Lot 25, three sisters. Miss Clara Funeral services were Approved assessed to Three J's Diner; , Peterson of South Amboy, June 24, 1969 — FIIDAY SHCIAI — held on Tuesday, June 24, Issue of Citizen Mrs. Mary Weber of Tren- $30.96 from the Gundrum Service June 26, 1969 Defendants. ton, and Mrs. Florence Ma- Home for Funerals to FISH PUTTER honey of Montclair; and Sacred Heart R.C. Church Take notice that an action. In Rem, has been com- one brother, Walter Peter- where a high requiem Mass SHIIMP PIATTW menced in the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery son of South Amboy. was offered at 9 a.m. SCALLOP PUTTER Division, by the filing of a complaint on June 6, 1969, Funeral services were Interment was held in Tw« Vegetablei - Petal***) to foreclose and forever bar any and all rights of held this morning at 8:30 Sacred Heart Cemetery, redemption of the parcels of land, described in the tax a.m. from The Gundrum Sayreville. JULIE'S IDinnert to go out at HI times) foreclosure list below, from plaintiffs tax lien titles. Service Home for Funerals This action is brought against the land only, and no to St. Mary's R.C. Church personal judgement may be entered therein. where a high requiem Mass Any person desiring to protect a right, title or was offered at 9. WHARTON Beauty Parlor Comolka's interest in the described land or any parcel thereof, Interment was held in St. AUTO BODY by redemption, or to contest plaintiff s right to foreclose, Joseph's Cemetery, Key- EXPBBT HAIR CUTTING MEMORIALS Body & Fender Work must do so by paying the amount, required to redeem port. Highway 36 Specialising in as set forth below, plus interest to the date of redemption Complete Refinlihlng, Welding (N**r Mah St.) TINTING »nd<4 MINUTE and such costs as the Court may allow, prior to the PERMANENT WAVING (OuPont Spray • Glazing) entry of a judgment herein, or by filing an answer to K«yport, N. J. (No OwmicaU) the complaint setting forth defendent's defense, within Share in Solect Your MtmorW forty-five days after date of the publication of this 118 So. 8tev«ma Ave. Freedom From Our Displcy notice. South Amboy, Nrw Jersey In- the event of failure to redeem or answer by any Sign up for • SIB 9 COLOR • I1IIC*< PkoM PArkwty 1-M67 person having the right to redeem or answer, such U.S. SAVINGS BONOS 26*1124 person shall be forever barred and foreclosed of all NEW FREEDOM SHARES (Over 25 Yean Experience) his right, title and interest and equity of redemption (TOWING SERVICE) in and to the parcels of land described in the following CloMd WEDNESDAYS I Phone) PArkwoy 1-0109) tax foreclosure list. Vi mil* paif S. Amboy Hoipiral The following is a copy of the Tax Foreclosure List, JULIE DOWNS, Prop. HIGHWAY 35 MORGAN showing the lands against wWch th^gg pro.ceejdings are •*• ?•• •"••*'- 'brought:'"" ' ' "" "' " "

We wish to express our sincere thanks to all our Amt. of tax llarns Dsicrlptlon of land accruing friends, neighbors and relatives- for the kindness Tan Nam* of Owne *s it appears on tax tub*, to S*l« as It appasrs on duplicate and In Amount tax Ml* Amount Oat* of shown and sympathy extended during our recent be- Scale. Csrt. Last tax csrtlf icats of tax ul« Oats of of Incl. Int to Recording Book and No. No. duplicate Slock Lot Tax Sala Sal* / pen. & costs a R*ds»m Certificate Pag* No. reavement on the loss of wife, our mother and grand- 1 (05 Julia McDonough (Old) 16 18-19-20 12/30/32 $ 649.69 >' $6,418.30 $6,967.99 9/12/52 1145-214 (New) 38 12 mother, Mildred Lewis. 2 666 M.V.D. Cross (Old) 201 31-32 12/30/66 42.08 468.35 500.43 2/27/68 2139-867 (New) 142 13 We gratefully acknowledge with thanks all who 3 686 L. & A. Trizzi (Old) 59 5-6 1/26/69 H27 972.71 1.066.98 2/27/69 2139-871 sent flowers, card* and spiritual bouquets. (New) 84 1 4 666 Raymond and (Old) 136 9-10 6/17/61 116.04 2,406.43 . 2,620.47 2/27/69 2139-873 We especially want to thank the South Amboy Catherine Deliman (New) 67 5 6 710 Gerald Manziano (Old) 26 4 and 12/10/62 610.36 4,687.63 5,297.99 2/27/69 2139-875 First Aid Squad, the Rev. Edward Cook, rector of pt. of 3 Christ Episcopal Church; Dr. C. E. Hesseltine, Dr. (New) 46 26 6 72J Jama* Nameth (Old) 110 10 12/21/64 82.01 1,191.76 1.273.77 2/27/69 2139476 D. B. Griffith, and the staff -at the South Amboy (New) 61 6 7 725 Three J'» Diner (Old) 68 Pt. 1 11/10/66 1,274.40 4,27a41 5,547.81 2/27/69" 2139-877 Memorial Hospital (New) 8 26 Harper Lewis *

Mildred, BUL, Shirley and Wendy Romer 53. JB John E. Mullane Attorney for Plaintiff Jun« 12, 19, 16i July 3, 19«« Th« SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN Thursday, June 26, 1969 ORDINANCE NO. 24 I.KCiAI. NOT I i;K LATEST CHILDREN'S AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN An appeal has been filed by Ray- ORDINANCE ENTITLED: "AN OR* mond T. Wehrle requesting a vari- DINANCE OF THE BOARD OF ance In the requirements of the BOOK PRESENTED PUBLIC WORKS OF THE CITY OF Zoning Ordinance of the City of South MILDRED E. LEWIS HARRY RASMUSSEN, SOUTH AMBOY. FIXING, REGU- Amboy, N.J. to permit two foot An autographed copy of LATING AND DETERMINING THE cinder block retaining wall with the latest book written by SALARIES, WAGES AND COMPEN- four foot cyclone fence on top. Mra. Mildred Evelyn Harry Charles Rasmus- SATION OF ITS EMPLOYEES AND Running 48 feet along tide lot line Remold Shubert, well- Lewis, 136 John St., South sen, 409 Gordon Street, PROVIDING FOR PAYMENT and 20 feet across rear lot line known New Jersey author THEREOF AND REPEALING IN- on property known aa Block 158 of children's books, has Amboy, passed away on South Amboy passed away CONSISTANT ENACTMENTS. Lot 33 on 63 Barkalow Street. June 18 at the South Am- at his home on June 21 For the purpose of hearing ob- been presented to the Free boy Memorial Hospital. She after a brief illness. He BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD )ectlons to or protests against the Public Library of Madison was 61 years of age. OF PUBLIC WORKS OF THE CITY granting of safd appeal, the City Township, sponsored by the was 68 years of age. OF SOUTH AMBOY, NEW JERSEY: of South Amboy Zoning Board of Born in South Amboy, she Born in Perth Amboy, he Adjustment will hold a public hea ring Woman's Club of Laurence was the daughter of the late had resided in South Am- Section I. The compensation of on July 9, 1969 in the Council Harbor, by tbe Bunny Club. tbe officer* and employe*a of the Chambers, City Hall, at 7:45 p.m. This Club is composed of Christian and Josephine boy most of his life. He Board of Public Work* of the city By order of (he Zoning Hoard Muldoon Johnson. was the son of the late of South Amboy hereinafter enumer- of Adjustment. a group of young perople, A life long city resident, Oscar and Mary Burkhard ated, snail be aa follows: Kathleen A. Bloodgood and the presentation was Rasmussen. Secretary made by its president, 11 I.IAH1 H»fl Pl AVC.KOUNO she was a member of Christ Section 2. The salary for tbe Super- 6/26-7/3/69 6.24 I Mil IKKi INIIIH I/mil Episcopal Church and be- Mr. Rasmussen had been intendent aha 11 be $11,000.00 per year-old Nancy Anderson. longed to its St. Martha's employed as a Journeyman annum with yearly increment! of LEGAL NOTICE This book, entitled "I Electrician, working out of $300.00 each year for the next WANNA BE A LADY Guild. She also was a mem- 3 years. An appeal has been filed by Arsan CI a s s i f i (' (1 ber of the South Amboy Local 358, of Perth Amboy. Corp. Inc. requesting a variance in PLUMBER" will be avail- Women's Club; the Ladies He was a member of Christ Section 3. The salary of the Chief the requiremeniBofiheZonlngOrdl- able to members of the Operator shall he $7,280.00. nance of the City of South Amboy, Summer Reading Club, BABYSITTER Auxiliary of South Amboy E piscopal Church, South N.J. to permit the erection of a Memorial Hospital; Amboy Amboy, and Local 358 In- Section 4. Tbe salary forOpermtors brick 18unit PreatlgeCardenApart- which will be held at the Chapter No. 151, Order of ternational Brotherhood of aha II be $6,065.00. ment Building on property known as Libra ry every Monday 16-year-old girl wishes Block 17 Lot 7 on Portia Street. morning during the sum- to babysit in your home the Eastern Star; and also Electrical Workers of Section 5. Tbe salary for Maln- For the purpose of hearing ob- the Women'8 Auxiliary of Perth Amboy. ulnance Man shall he t5.0M.00. jections to or protests against the mer, starting July 7th. during the day. South Survivors include his granting of said appeal, the City Amboy area. Call 721-6117. the National Assn. of Section 6. Tbe salary for Meter of South Amboy Zoning Board of Ad- Plumbing & Heating Con* wife, Mrs, Gladys May Repairman shall be $4,834.00. justment will hold a public hearing tractors. (Wolfe) Rasmus sen; his on July 9, 1969 In the Council mother, Mary B.Rasmus- Section 7. The salary for Meter Chambers, City Hall, at 7:45 p.m. She is survived by: her Reader shall be $6,131.00, By order of the Zoning Board husband, William (Harper) sen of South Amboy; one of Adjustment. Lewis; one daughter, Mrs. daughter, Mrs. Jean Jen- Section 8. Tbe salary for Full Time Kathleen A. Bloodgood Mildred Romer of South kins of Edison; two sisters Laborer shall be $2.75 per hour. Secreury NOTICE 6/26-7/3/69 '-52 SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY Amboy; and by two grand- Mrs. Hazel Carlisle of Section 9. Tbe salary for Part South Amboy, and Mrs. Time Laborer shall be $2.43 per CHANCERY DIVISION daughters. hour. Funeral services were Maude Rodner of Dayton, NOTICE MIDDLESEX COUNTY DOCKET NO. F-3819 -68 held on Saturday, June 21 N.J.; and one brother, John Section 10. Tbe salary for Foreman Take notice-that V k B Liquor*. at 10:30 a.m. from the Rasmussen of South Amboy. shall be $3.73 per hour. Inc., t/a V & B Liquors, Inc., Funeral services were has applied to the Mayor and Borough CITY OF SOUTH AMBOY Mason - Wilson Funeral Section 11. The salary for Clerk Council of the Borough of Ssyre- Home, followed by a held on Wednesday, June shall be $6,243.12. ville, N.J., for a Plenary Retail a municipal corporation Requiem Eucharist at 11 25 at 9:30 a.m. from the Consumption License No. C-38 for in the County of Middlesex Mason - Wilson Funeral 5ectlon 12. The saUry for Part premises situated at Washington and State of New Jersey, a.m. at Christ Episcopal Time Clerk shall be $2.18 per hour. Road, Sayreville, New Jersey. Church with the Rev. Ed- Home, followed by A Burial Objections, if any, should be made Office Service at Christ Section 13. The salary for Board Immediately in writing to Patrycla NOTICE OF IN REM FORECLOSURE ward R. Cook, rector of 9 Plaintiff, Episcopal Church at 10. Secretary shall be $2,311.92. M. Mazzocchl, Borough Clerk of OF TAX LIEN TITLES Christ Church, officiating. the Borough of SayrevllTe( N.J. Interment was held in The Rev. Edward R. Cook, Section 14. The hourly rate for Victor C. O Brlen, President Christ Church Cemetery. rector of Christ Church, Outside Maintenance Man shall be R.D. 1. Box 225-C VS. officiated. $3.33 per hour. Matawan, N.J. Amboy Chapter No. 151, Sally C. Sullivan OES conducted E astern Interment was held in Section 13. Salary checks shall be 147 N. Broadway Block (Old) #15, Lots 18-19-20 Christ Church Cemetery. signed by the City Treasurer and South Amboy, N.Y. (New) Block #39, Lot 12 Star Services at the fu- City Clerk. 6/19-6/26/69 neral home on Friday at assessed to Julia McDonough . 8 p.m. Section 16. All ordinances or parts of ordinances inconsistent herewith Block (Old) #201, Lots 31-32, • are hereby repealed. (New) Block #142, Lot 13, FRANK J. SCHWAB Section 17. This ordinance shall assessed to M.V.D. Cross; ANNA E. GRIMLEY take effect upon its passage, ap- Frank J. Schwab, 18 proval and publication as provided by law. Eugene A. Morris Block (Old) #59, Lots 5-6, Mrs. Anna E. (Betty) Eulner St., South Amboy, (new) Block #84, Lot 1, Grimley, 262 Henry St., died on Friday, June 19 Section 18. This ordinance shall Palmta, Oils aad Vanishes assessed to L. & A. Trlzzi; South Amboy, died on Mon- at the South Amboy Mem- be retroactive to January 1, 1969; salaries to be paid every other Brashes. Glass, Browses day, June 23 at the. South orial Hospital. Thursday beginning with the second Block (Old) #135, Lots 9-10 Amboy Memorial Hospital. Born in Paterson, he was Thursday of the month beginning GoM Leaf, Statsw. Etc July 1, 1969. (new) Block #67, Lot 5 Bom in South Amboy, she the son of the late Mr. and WALL PAPER assessed to Raymond and was the daughter of the Mrs. William Schwab. NOTlCt Catherine Deliman; late Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mr. Schwab was a self 33 First Street, South Amboy Peterson. employed T.V. repairman. Public Notice Is hereby given that at a regular meeting of the Board Dial PArkway 1-0435 Block (Old) #26, Lot 4 and Mrs. Grimley was a com- He was a communicant of of Public Works of the City of Part of 3, municant of St. Mary's R.C. Sacred Heart R.C. Church. South Amboy, County of Middlesex, (New) Block #45, Lot 26, , Church. Surviving are his wife, New Jersey held on the 24 day of June 1969 the above ordinance assessed to Gerald Manziano; Surviving are: her hus-Carolyn Dokus Schwab; was adopted on second and final RARITAN band, Christopher T. three daughters, Deborah, reading. Block (Old) #110, Lot 10, Grimley, Sr.; one daughter, Frances, and Diane, all at Woodrow McCarthy President DINER (New) Block #61, Lot 6, Mrs. Carolyn Thomas of home; one son, Raymond, Board of Public Works assessed to James Nemeth; •"..__ Holmdel; one son, Chris- at home/ and one sister, Introduced on First Reading Datty S tun. • 10 »* June 10, 1969 topher T., Jr., of Salsbury, Mrs, Rita Drexler of Clif- Block (Old) #68, Lot Part 1, ' Md.; five grandchildren; ton, N.J. Advertised In Citizen June 19, 1969 — FIIDAY SPECIAL — (New) Block #8, Lot 25, three sisters. Miss Clara Funeral services were Approved assessed to Three J's Diner; Peterson of South Amboy, June 24, 1969 held on Tuesday, June 24, Issue of Citizen Mrs. Mary Weber of Tren- $30.96 from the Gundrum Service June 26, 1969 FISH PLATTER Defendants. ton, and Mrs. Florence Ma- Home for Funerals to honey of Montclair; and Sacred Heart R.C, Church SHRIMP PUTTER Take notice that an action, In Rem, has been com- one brother, Walter Peter- where a high requiem Mass SCALLOP PLATTER menced in the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery son of South Amboy. was offered at 9 a.m. Division, by the filing of a complaint on June 6, 1969, Funeral services were Interment was held in Tw« Vtflwtabki • Potato** I to foreclose and forever bar any and all rights of held this morning at 8:30 Sacred Heart Cemetery, (Dinner* to go out at all times) redemption of the parcels of land, described in the tax a.m. from The Gundrum Sayreville. JT JULIE'S foreclosure list below, from plaintiff's tax lien titles. Service Home for Funerals This action is brought against the land only, and no to St. Mary's R.C. Church personal judgement may be entered therein. where a high requiem Mass GomolkcTs Any person desiring to protect a right, title or was offered at 9. WHARTON Beauty Parlor interest in the described land or any parcel thereof, Interment was held in St. AUTO BODY by redemption, or to contest plaintiffs right to foreclose, Joseph's Cemetery, Key- EXPERT HAIS CUTTING MEMORIALS Body & Fender Work must do so by paying the amount required to redeem port. Highway 36 Specialising in as set forth below, plus interest to the date of redemption TINTING »n4"l MINUTE Complete RtfiniihEng, Welding and such costs as the Court may allow, prior to the (DuPont Spray - Glazing) entry of a Judgment herein, or by filing an answer to K«ypert, N. J. PERMANENT WAVING (No Chemicals) the complaint setting forth defender's defense, within Share in S-Uc* Your Memorial forty-five days after date of the publication of this 118 So. Stevens Are. Freedom From Our Display notice. South Amboy, Ntw Jersey In the event of failure to redeem or answer by any • sra 9 coiot • met Sign up for Phafew PArkwsy 1-0M7 person having the^right to redeem or answer, such U.S. SAVINGS BONOS C*tfoVll24 person shall be forever barred and foreclosed of all NBW PRCEOOM SHARES (Over 26 Yean Experience) his right, title and Interest and equity of redemption I TOWING SERVICE) in and to the parcels of land described in the following Closed WEDNESDAYS (Phone PArkway 1-0109) tax foreclosure list. 'A mil* past S. Amboy Hospital The following is a copy of the Tax Foreclosure List, JULIE DOWNS, Prop. fflarft of iljattkH HIGHWAY3$ MORGAN showing the lands against which thes& procepd^igsare brought:

We wish to express our sincere thanks to all our Amt. of tax liens OetcrlptloiI of land accruing friends, neighbors and relatives for the kindness T»* Name of Owner as It appears on tax subs, to sal* as It appears on duplicate and In Amount tax sale Amount Date of Scdle. cart. Last tax certificate of tax sale Date of of Incl. ink to Recording Book and shown and sympathy extended during our recent be- No. No. duplicate Block Lot Tax Sale Sale , pen. * costs Redeem Certificate Page No. reavement on the loss of wife, our mother and grand- 1 106 Julia McDonough (Old) 16 18-19-20 12/30/32 $ 549.69 / $5,418.30 $5,967.99 9/12/62 1145-214 (New) 39 12 mother, Mildred Lewis. 2 666 M.V.D. Cross (Old) 201 31-32 12/30/55 42.08 458.35 *• 500.43 2/27/69 2139-867 (New)142 13 We gratefully acknowledge with thanks all who 3 686 L. & A. Trizzi (Old) 69 6-6 1/26/59 94.27 972.71 1,066.98 2/27/69 2139-871 sent flowers, cards and spiritual bouquets. (New) 84 1 4 696 Raymond and (Old) 135 9-10 6/17/61 115.04 2,405.43 2,620.47 2/27/69 2139-873 We especially want to thank the South Amboy Catharine Osliman (New) 67 5 5 710 Gerald Manziano (Old) 26 4 and 12/10/62 610.36 4,687.63 6,297.99 2/27 /69 2139-876 Firtt Aid Squad, the Rev, Edward Cook, rector of pt. of 3 Christ Episcopal Church; Dr. C. E. Hesseltine, Dr. (New) 45 26 6 721 James Nemeth (Old) 110 10 12/21/64 82.01 1,191.76 1,273.77 2/27/69 2139-876 D. B. Griffith, and the staff at the South Amboy (New) 61 6 7 726 Three J's Diner (Old) 68 Pt. 1 11/10/65 1,274.40 4,273.41 5,647.81 2/27/69 2139-877 Memorial Hospital (New) 8 25 Harper Lewis •

Mildred, Bill, Shirley and Wendy Romer 53.26 John E. Mullane Attorney for Plaintiff June 12, 19, 1«» July 3, 19*9 The SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN Thursday, June 26, 1969 Saint Mary's High Graduates 146 NAGLE ELECTED St. Mary's High School Jean Healy, Alice Hefferon, PLAQUES PRESENTED AT SCHOOL BOARD MEETING GRAND KNIGHT graduated 146 students at Gerald Henderson, Ann a Baccalaureate Mass and Hertlein, KathleenHiggins, Francis M. Nagle was Commencement exercises Michael Holovacko, elected Grand Knight of Sunday June 8, at 1:15 p.m. Thomas Holton, William South Amboy Council #426, at St. Mary's R.C. Church. Holtz, Robert Howarrh, Knights of Columbus, for The Baccalaureate address Paul Janas, Joseph Jan- the 1969-70 term at a re- waB given by Colonel David cola, James Keays, Jena cent meeting held at the B. Kelly, Superintendent of Kelly, Denise Kenny, Carl K of C Home on Fourth New Jersey State Police. Kosmo, Judith Ann Kurow- St. He succeeds Eugene J. Gold medals for Highest sky, Patricia Ann Lagoda. Reagan, who was elected Scholastic Average were Linda Lapchuk, AnnaLlya- to serve three years as awarded to Richard Joseph na, Jo-Ann Lupo, Judith Me trustee, along with Louis Baranowskl, Classical Andrew, James McCloud, Meszaros, a two year Course; Barbara Ann Cath- Deborah McGinn, Peter trustee and James Hager- rlne Liyana, Academic Mclntyre, Edward McKa- man one year. Course; and Sandra Louise vanaugh, Jeanne McMahon, Other officers elected for Ellas, Secretarial Course. Linda Mac Neil, JohnMa- the forthcoming term in- Right Reverend Francis J. dura, Thomas Marciniak, clude Dominick Gasparro, Sullivan, Pastor of Saint Philip Maresca, William deputy grand knight; Mary's Church, presented Margaretta, Denise Ma- Charles Bunting, chancel- awards and diplomas. The tura, Patricia Mezynski, lor; Bernard O'Connor, following are the gradu- Susan Miller, Elizabeth warden; William J. Coman, ates: Mokrzycki, Laura Mosel, treasurer; Edward Fair- Edward Zbigniew Akacki, Sharon Mulroy, Susan Mul- cloth, recorder; John R. Wendy Ellen Akerman, Pa- vey, Patricia Munn, Everitt, advocate; ThomaB tricia Mary Albert, Elaine Maurice Nadeau, Dennis Healy, inside guard and Joan Ballance, Richard Nardone, Patricia Nemeth, Timothy O'Leary outside Joseph Baranowskl, Christine O'Brien, Jean guard. Michele Mary Barrett, Gail O'Brien, Thomas O'Brien, The next meeting of the Denise Batruk, Susan Ro- Jill O'Connor, Jonathan council will be held on berta Dergold, Joann Eliz- O'Connor, Kathryn O'Con- Thursday, July 3, follow- abeth Biancamano, Robert nor, Theresa Oskierko, ing Prayers - for - Peace Cynthia Ostrowski, Robert Service's at Saint Mary's John Blakeslee, Cynthia Church at 7:30 p.m. Eleanor Boland, Theresa Paulukiewicz, MaryPen- and Mr. Poetsch on December 12, Jane Bonis, Susan Mildred kala, Lynn Piechocinski, On May 28, Mrs. Virginia Still- Boretzky, Mark John Nancy Piluso, Sharon wagon, president of the Parent 1968. Bratus, Kathleen Frances Quick, Theresa Redmond, Teacher Association, presented to Twins' Mothers Bulman, Joseph Robert Michele Richland, Kathleen the Board of Education, plaques Pictured above, from left to right, Bulman, Thomas Robert Roehrich, Mary Rogers, in memory of Mr. James Crod- are; Mrs. Virginia Stillwagon; Cas- Burkard, Helen Elizabeth Margaret Rose, Thomas dick, High School principal from per Poetsch; Scott Robert Poetsch; Club Installs Burke, John Andrew Cac- Ruszala, Kathryn Sager, 1965 to 1968; and Mr. Paul Poetsch, Mrs. Caryl Poetsch; Stanley Kova- Mrs. Peter Wasko was kowskl, Sheila Ann Camire, Virginia Schuster, Luke teacher in the elementary school leskl, acting president of the Board installed recently as presi- Mary Ann Carroll, Nora Sciallo, Judith Seaman, system from 1963 to 1968. Mr. of Education; Mrs. Agnes Croddick; dent of the Twins' Mothers Jean Carroll*, Joseph Henry Dlanne Seidenberg, James Croddick died September 14, 1968 and Mr. lind Mrs. James Croddick. Club of the Rarltan Bay Casey, Carol Marie Cles- Sorrentino, Colleen Stet- Area at a Candlelight cere- larzyk, John Joseph Clark, son, Maryann Stewart, (Remarks delivered by in our foyers, and in the INDUSTRIAL SERVICE mony held at The Brass Michael Patrick Coakley, Maryellen Subjack, Rose- Mrs. Virginia Stillwagon recesses of our minds. Bucket Restaurant in Wood- Susan Mary Coman, Mary- mary Sullivan, Joanne during the presentation of Although James Croddick ANNIVERSARIES bridge. Mrs. Richard Czaj- ellen Theresa Conahan, Sumski, Mary Surich, Allen memorial plaques to the and Paul Poetsch'are no The following Hercules kowskl officiated as instal- Brian Paul Conlon, Chris- Temperini, Thomas Tice, South Amboy Board of Ed- longer with us physically, Incorporated Parlin Plant ling officer. Officers in- tine Diane Creed, Eugene Barbara Tobin, Mary Tool- ucation honoring the late their spirits live on, and employees celebrate ser- ducted to serve the new Anthony Cross, Virginia an, Mary Toomey, Helen James Croddick and Paul their contributions are vice anniversaries during year are: Mrs. Bertalan Marie Curato, James Trpisovsky, JohnTrzoniec, Poetsch.) lasting testimonials to the month of June, 1969: Saboas 1st Vice-President; Robert Day, Susan Marie James Vail, Antoinette 'The year 1968 will al- their short but notable 30 YEARS Mrs. Robert Mundrane as DeBarba, Karen Joan De- Viglionese, Margaret Wal- ways be remembered by the careers. Kenneth W. Buchanan, 12 2nd Vice-President; Mrs. ianey, Donna Marie Derent, lis, Elaine Whitehead, Wil- faculty, the students, the We, the representatives of Henry Street; Frank Marc- Joseph Iannelli as Record- Denise Mary Dibling, liam Wozniak, Elaine parents, and the members the South Amboy Parent- inkowski, 140 McCutcheon ing Secretary; Mrs. Ted Laurie Ann DIMeola, Wright, Marjorie Zalewski, of the South Amboy Parent Teacher Association, would Avenue; Walter S. Wal- Allen a s Corresponding Martin Robert Dombrow- Stanley Edward Zdanowicz, Teacher Association as a like to present these erzak, 26 Schmitt Street; Secretary; and Mrs. Ronald ski, Jean Marie Driscoll, Margaret Zrebiec. year of great personal and plaques in their memory all of Sayreville. Peter J. Vincelli as Treasurer. The John Joseph Duggan, Carol collective loss by all of us to you with the request Krenzel, 15 Cleveland Ave. following were selected as Ann Eldrfdge, Sandra JOHN W. SUTLIFF who have known Jame6 that they be prominently Parlin. the new board members for Louise Ellas, James G. Croddick, the late Princi- displayed in the schools to 20 YEARS the coming year: Mrs. John Fennessy, Chr>«tine Fer- pal of the Harold G. Hoff- perpetuate their esteemed Walter Wlodarczyk, 16 Costello, Membership; raro, Nadine Vox, Kathe- INSURANCE man High School, and Paul association with us." Elizabeth St., Sayreville. Mrs. Patti Kanniad, Thrift; rine Fradella, Carol Ann Auto - Fir* - Life • Hwlth Poetsch, a distinguished 10 YEARS Mrs. Thomas McCullough, Glynn, Albert Gomolka, & Accident, HomaowiMr* member of the faculty of the William-H. Gault, 55 Such Telephone; Mrs. Richard Kathleen Anne Gray, Rich- NOTARY PUBLIC South Amboy Public Ele- Street, Parlin. Czajkowski, Publicity; ard Joseph Gray, William 358 Main Street mentary School. Mrs. Frances Tampone, Gundrum, Kathleen Hanas, South Amboy, N. J. Their sudden departure Sunshine; Mrs. Henry from the scene and from Catherine Hansult, Nancy Phone 721-0427 Air Electric Guenter, Hostess; Mrs. Harkins, Frank Hawes, the rolls of our staff has INC Richard Barto, Librarian; left a profound and con- Mrs. San Livera and Mrs. tinuing void, difficult to ADAM LOVELY bridge, not only in the Linda Breitwiser, Hospi- classroom and school, but tality; arid Mrs. Stanley in our minds and hearts Plumbing Gdula as National Delegate. as well. * INDUSTRIAL RESIDENTIAL The Ninth'' Twin's Mother COMMERCIAL and Heating of the Year" Award was Retirement Sale In our moments of reflec- STATt LIC ilfO GAS presented by Mrs. Bert W« **»oir All Makti •< tHlUm tion, we recall the marks IRONS TOASTERS VACUUM CLEANEU HEATING Sabo to Mrs. Richard Czaj- they have left through their Units Installed owski of 35 Lamar Ave., scholastic, athletic, and Edison. This award is only personal endeavors. These PArkway 1-0096 359 Henry Street given to the most outstand- are marks eminently im- SOUTH AMBOY ing member'who has given Everything Must Go Clifford 4-0087 TeL PArkway 1-0118 printed in the records of 16 FERRY ST. SOUTH RIVER so much of her time, energy the school, on the trophies and effort to the organi- By June 28! zation. A most enjoyable Folk singing program was pro- vided by Diane Estelle and STUDENTS ATTEND CONCERT AT ART CENTER Barbara Clough from the John F. Kennedy High 20% Off School in Iselin. Ou^> for Cfratioui tJUvina

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NEBUS MARKET JfSV cor ft. 47 FRENCH STREET On Thursday, May 29, 650 public 1969 at the Garden State Art Center. 230 No.Feltus St. South Amboy school elementary students, The program was presented by "The NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ. teachers and chaperones attended Youngtimers". 24f-54» the Young People's Concert Spring Th« SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN -7-, Thursday, June 26, 1969 CUBS ADVANCE Mill' Square Talk Advancement awards were presented to members of Cub Scout Pack 95 and new Best wishes for a speedy 'Tls easy enough to"Sun- members were inducted recovery go out to Mrs. day morning Quaterback- into Weblos Den at the Eleanor Nemeth of 140 them", but, unfortunately, June 10 pack meeting. Liberty St., Morgan, whole the policeman doesn't have The list of advancements a surgical patient at the until Sunday morning to follows: South Amboy Memorial decide what to do when Den ffl; Jeffery Wllusz, Hospital. someone is threatening Denner Bars; Robert Gerek him, shouting obscenities Asst Denner Bar. Oops - we goofed! In last at him or hurling brick- Den #2; Danny DiPoalo, weers "Birthday and An- bats and human filth at 2 Gold Arrows; Teddy Pec- ' niversary Column" we him. chini, Bear Book. wished the Howard Lea rye It should behoove all of us Den #3; Jeff Flno, Gold a happy 50th wedding an- to be a wee bit charitable Arrow. niversary. Somehow the in our feelings and think- typewriter made a mistake ing, the next time we hear Den 05; Walter Kellert, —It should have read 59th. Gold Arrow; Frank Bukow, or read of so - called Silver Arrow; Paul Grant, Our very best wishes to you "police brutality." —Mr. and Mrs. Learyl Gold Arrow, Silver Arrow, Bear Book; Vincent Iuz- Dick Merrill (seeHouse's zolino, Gold Arrow, Bear The Hoffman High Gov- Comer, this issue of the Book. ernors who recently took CITIZEN) says he gets the Middlesex County Group "quite a charge out of the Den #7: John Weneck, I baseball title, and their kids when they realize we Denner Bars, Martin Halmi coach, John Zdanewlcz, did all our flying without Asst Denner Bar. were the subject of a radio and all the modern New members Inducted number of accolades at last electronic gear found In to- into weblos den were Ray- week's board meeting. day's modem airplane. It's mond Janas, Michael Tris- A letter from Joseph Col- hard for the.ni to under- chltta and Jeffrey Pawlow- man, Athletic Director at stand the 'flying - by -the ski. All received weblos Colonia High School, whose seat-of-your-pants' tech- den bages, books, necker- team beat the local nine nique we used in the old chleves and slides. 5-4 in the Coaches' Tour- days." Awards made to weblos ney, informed the board CHURCH MEMBERS - During the? Bednar, of South Amboy; James den members: that "It was a very re\V Morning Worship Service on May Switzer of Morgan. Second row, Richard Sweatt, Crafts- warding experience tcr 'Bon voyage to Miss 25, 13 new members were taken into left to right: Edward Falls of Sayre- man, Outdoorsman; Glen have played against Hoff- Jane Stafford of, 512 S. the Full Membership of the United ville; Karen Semashko of Morgan; Matlosz, Craftsman; man. He cited the team's Pine Ave., Morgan, and Methodist Church of South Amboy, Deborah Falls of Sayreville; Wendy Robert Domino, Craftsman; sportsmanship, Mr. Z's Miss Barbara Kolojay of Frank Avenue, Sayreville. White of Parlin; Deborah Vaughn Joseph Scuff, Craftsman, helpfulness and the fans' Fords, formerly of South Standing with the Rev. Eldrich C. of Morgan; Barbara Jean Griffiths, Outdoorsman, Traveler; enthusiasm for good plays Amboy, who leave July 2 Campbell, Pastor, front row, left Kathleen Donahue of Parlin; and Walter Zamorskl, Crafts- by both teams. for an eight-week European to right are: David Hisey, Ton! Bruce Campbell of Sayreville. man; Stephen Reyberger, The board approved tour highlighted by visits Koloski, Lisa Papp and Angela Outdoorsman, Sportsman, awards for the team and a to ComrtSunist - controlled Citizen; Richard Murphy, congratulatory letter for Yugoslavia and East Berlin. Outdoorsman, Athlete; the coach, which will be The two will resume their Buddy Wisniewskl, Out- presented by Supt. Dob- teaching duties at Sayre- Van Cliburn At Art Center RECEIVES AD ALTARE doorsman, Athlete; James rzynskl at a celebration ville War Memorial High DEI AWARD Alberta, Traveler, Geo- dinner the city plans for School upon returning in logist, Athlete; Joseph Hoffman and St. Mary's September ffom a trip Halmi, Athlete. Eagles on July 10. The which includes stops in Maryltet also won a base- England, France, Italy, ball title - Middlesex Monte Carlo, Switzerland, LIBRARY CLOSED County Catholic Schools Belgium, Holland, Norway, The Free Public Library champs, on the same day Sweden and Denmark. of Madison Township in the Governors won theirs. Laurence Harbor is closed for alterations. The re- How much time do you opening date will be an- have to make a vital de- nounced later. cision on your Job? A month? Week? Day? Hour? Minute*? Or, seconds? TICKETS AVAILABLE Most of us can take all South Amboy Fire Chief the time in the world, when Joseph Halqai has announc- it comes to making deci- Richard M. Rogers of ed that there are still some sions concerning our work. Millington, Tenn., the son tickets available for the A policeman must decide of Mr. & Mrs. Oscar A. testimonial dinner honor- and react within seconds! 11 Rogers and the grandson of ing the Perth Amboy Fire We should keep this in Mr. & Mrs. R. E. Arose, Chief Leonard Grem- mind, the next time we Sr., of 515 Main Street, bowicz hear or read adverse criti- Anniversaries South Amboy, recently re- The iffair will be held cism of our guardians of ceived the coveted Ad Al- on Saturday, June 28, 1969 the law. tare Dei award at cere- at 6:30 p.m. in the They are human I £ome- A very happy birthday to Mrs. Anna Nebus of Henry monies held in Memphis, Ukrainian Catholic School tlmes, in making these Tenn. Auditorium, Meredith and split - second decisions, St. who is celebrating her Jaques St., Perth Amboy. they make mistakes. What birthday today, the 26th. Richard is a first class Best wishes! boy scout in a troop spon- Anyone interested may would we do, under the sored by St. William's contact Halmi at 721-4798. same circumstances??? Catholic Church in Milling- Mr. and Mrs. Florian ton. Meszaros of 277 Raritan The Ad Altare Dei Award St. celebrated their 23rd is a recognition that the wedding anniversary o n church gives to boy scouts Sunday, June 22. Best for advancement in the NEW-BIGGER wishesI spiritual content of the scouting program and is the DIVIDENDS Birthday wishes go out to Van Cliburn, the tall Texas pianist whose exploits second highest Catholic Mr. John Cooney of 277 dazzle the musical world season after season, returns award given Catholic boy Excavating Raritan St. who celebrated to the Garden State Arts Center the evenings of June Bcouts. Richard earned the his 70th birthday on June 26, 27 and 28. Cliburn has apparently recovered^ from,., award after six months of GRADING t 23. Happy Birthday! his very wet opening night, of last year's season, study and work. CELLARS DUG and has decided to give New Jersey another chance to Mr. & Mrs. Rogers are I'. ,„,.) I', produce favorable weather conditions, TOT MIL - MASON 8AND presently residing in Mill- Playtex Bras Cliburn became famous overnight when he won the ingtqn, Tennessee, where ritL ourr Tchaikowsky Competition in Moscow in 1958. He is Mr. Rogers is employed by now on a fifty-city transcontinental tour under the SAYREVILLE I DAYTON IVMET & Girdles the U.S. Navy as a court H. OPPENHEIM & SON management of S. Hurok. * reporter. Mrs. Rogers is SOUTH AMBOY, N. j. 106 S.Broadway The pianist's current tour incudes two visits to the former Anna M. Arose SAVINGS South Amboy N. J. Europe and one to Mexico, in -addition to his extensive of the South A mboy addre s s. V MUM Slri-i-t s-" r> him MOM 721-0283 North American itinerary. v roillr SIIIIIIMIIU' I a During the past summer, Cliburn played to huge audiences at the Performing Arts Center at Saratoga, Show Your Patriotism! - theTanglewootf Festival inMaasaidwsietts, Robin Hood Dell in Philadelphia, Chicago and the Hollywood Bowl, TERMITES in addition to his appearances at the Arts Center. Cliburn is famous for establishing summer concert IF YOU SEE crowd records, including 35,000 at Robin Hood Dell, 22,000 at Lewisohn Stadium, arid 12,700 at Ravinia Park. SWARMS OF INSECTS THAT SHEO THEIR WINGS ,r Van Cliburn's performances end the June list of classical concerts at the Arts Center. Glen Campbell, LOOSE WINGS BETWEEN WINDOWS AND STORM WINDOWS with the Four Freshman, opens the "pops" series on DAMAGED BASEBOARDS, FLOORING, DOOR FRAMES June 30, for a week's engagement. The Rowan and Martin Show" featuring the two comedians and the WAUL PAPER BEING EATEN Fly "Old Glory" "sock-it-to-me" gang, followed by Diana Ross and the Supremes, with Stevie Wonder and Ruddy Rich and his Call a Specialist for a fr%% Written Estimate orchestra occupy the next two weeks of the Center's FRIDAY, JULY 4th, 1969 schedule. ALLSECT TERMIT• E CONTROL Be Proud To Be An American! July 21 begins "Fiddler on the Roof" for a week's engagement featuring Paul Lipson as Tevye. 280 Hobart St. Perth Amboy The American Ballet Theatre presents a classical Support Our Boys In Viet Nam! week July 28 through August 2, performing, on various 826-4844 nights, "Giselle", tVSwan Lake" and "Coppelia." JOEL PARKER COUNCIL NO.69 The August schedule at the Arts Center combines FOft EMERGENCY SERVICE USE 6UR\TOLL FftEE NUMBER JR. ORDER UNITED AMERICAN MECHANICS both classical and "pops" performances, which end SOUTH AMBOY. N J. officially on August 30. The second annual Jazz Festival FOR ANY POINT IN NEW JERSEY and a new Country Music Festival are planned for 100 YEARS IN N.J. JULY 12th 1969 September. 800-392 \ The SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN Thurtdsy, June 26,1969 HOFFMAN PRESENTS ATHLETIC AWARDS GENERAL MANAGER CHEERLEADERS St. Mary's Athletes TO REGISTER RECREATION NEWS Receive Awards On June 20, Hoffman High Former Mayor Richard Registration for cheer- School held Its awards as- The South Amboy Recrea- Schultz Awards were pre- leaders for the Morgan Athletes from St. Mary's tion Commission announc- sembly honoring its ath- sented by Mr. Schultz. The PantherB Football Club will letes. The awards were High School were honored ed that the official Sum- outstanding athlete of the be held on Friday, June 27 at two recent awards din- mer program began On presented by Mr. John Senior Class award, given and Saturday, June 28from Zdanewicz. ners. Tuesday, June 24, with the in honor of Mr. James 10 a.m. to Noon at 149 Members of the All-Star official closing of the public The following students re- Tustin, former superin- Madison St., Morgan.Girls Basketball and Baseball school. ceived awards. wishing to register must tendent of schools, went to teams received trophies at The usual Arts and Craft James Lyons. be between the ages of the Central Jersey Catho- BOYS ATHLETICS 10 and 13. Program at Hoffman High lic Conference Dinner held School will be conducted VARSITY BASKETBALL The best Sportsmanship recently at the Admiral's H from 9; 30 a.m. to noon, James Lyons, James award in memory of the Table in Deal. Monday through Friday. Tingle, Frank Chonsky, former Principal Mr. Glassboro State Seniors James McCloud Playground activities will Jerry Disbrow, Larry Kur- James Croddick went to and Mark Bratus and soph- be supervised by jplay- seawa, Dan Paone, Jim Ken Blaha. omore George Krzyanowski jround Instructors. Croddick, Ron Croddick, The most improved College Graduates received basketball awards An outdoor basketball Tom Wortley, Eugene Ka- basketball player, award while seniors John Clark league for boys is now boski, Pat Gorman, James for the 1968-69 season in Nine area residents were and Dennis Nardone and Pavlonnis. among 732 college students being organized. memory of former alumnus junior Nicholas Charmello If girts are interested in VARSITY BASEBALL the late Frank Morgan do- who were awarded bach- received baseball awards. elor's degrees by Gtass- a similar league, one will Ken Blaha, James Lyons, nated by hiB son Robert At the St. Mary's athletic be organized for them. James Tingle, John Blood- Morgan went to James boro State College at its banquet held in the school HALBRIEGS 46th commencement cere- Tennis* tournaments will good, Ron Croddick, Larry Croddick. cafeteria last month, be held for both boys and Kurzawa, Mark Abba tiello, mony held recently on school coaches, athletes Gary Lange, Tom Wortley, Hal Briegs has returned campus. girls. and cheerleaders were The program is under the Jim Croddick, Dan Paone. GIRLS ATHLETICS to WHTG AM-FM to be- Harold Dennen, 511 Lef- honored. JR come General Manager, fert St., South Amboy, re- supervision of the Recrea- Cited for outstanding ath- tion Commission and will JR, VARSITY VARSITY BASKETBALL succeeding Mrs. TheoGade ceived a bachelor's degree who is stepping down after in kindergarten - primary letic achievements were continue for 8 weeks ending BASKETBALL Ruth Bloodgood, Mary Ann James McCloud, who re- on Friday, August 15. Gary Read, James Hicks, Chonsky, Janet Shaluha, 11 years in the post. Mr. curriculum studies. Briegs was a member of the ceived the scholar-athlete Robert Levins, Ed Camp- Linda Kojzar, Carol Pirk, Degree recipients who plaque from the Middlesex bell, Gary Lange, Jim Ke- Cathy Baranowski, Kathy broadcast staff at the Radio majored in general ele- Station from 1963 until 196S County Coaches* Associa- egan, Karl Buickrood, Mark Kubinak, Carolyn Mc- mentary education were tion as well as the Sports- RECEIVES DEGREE Abbatiello, Roger White. Carthy, Wendy Roemer, when he left to Jfc)in a New Ann Marie Kriskowski, 78 York City television pro- manship trophy as the most Zoltan Szebenyi, Building JR. VARSITY Chris Zavodski, Dertise Whltehead Ave.; Francis outstanding basketball 8, Apt. 26, SkytopGardens, BASEBALL Jedwabnlk, Kathy Bou- ducer and program dis- Todd, 10 Adams Blvd., tributor as saleB manager. player. John Clark re- Parlin, was among 200 Jim Keegan, Doug Buck- chard. Marie Wolanin, 117 Mc- ceived the Joseph Char- graduates of Bloomfield ale w, Pete Bobrzynski, JR. VARSITY In his new position, Mr. Cutcheon, and Christine .mello Award as the most College who received the John Mackiel, Joseph BASKETBALL Briegs will have over-all Zebro, 211 Mac Arthur improved athlete and the Bachelor of Arts degree Smith, John Maskowski, Mary Ann Moroski, Karen responsibility for pro- Ave., all of Sayreville, and Sportsmanship trophy as at the annual Commence- Joe Connors, Stan Kova- Nix, Pat Shaluha, Peggy gramming, news coverage, Marcia Romanczyk, 2 the most outstanding base- ment on Sunday, June 1. leski, Ken Kubinak, Ray Mundy, Susan Kijowskl, personnel, advertising, en- Parker St., Morgan. ball player. Sportsman- This was the 96th annual. Kukulski, Robert Levins, Linda Skrynka, Monica gineering, public relations Rose Ann Hartman, 116 ship trophies were also Commencement marking Jim Scott. Karamon. and administration of the Miller Ave., Sayreville, awarded to Mark Bratus the close of the College's BOWLING TOURNAMENT VARSITY station. A veteran broad- who majored in kinder- as most outstanding Centennial year. TEAM CHEERLEADERS caster, Mr. Briegs also garten-primary education; basketball player and Dr. Theodore A. Rath, Tony Gonsalves, Gary Michele Cross, Mary Jane held posts at Radio Sta- Margaret Kozlowski, 19 Dennis Nardone as most retiring president of the Read, John Tates, Mike Kukulski, Clair Kwlatkow- tion KKIS, Pittsburg, Cal- Second St., Sayreville, an improved baseball player. college, was the com- ifornia, as director of pro- English major, and Carol Kulscar, Ken Kubinak, ski, Gail Kolb, Mary Ann The News Tribune Award mencement speaker. Andrew Soltls. Wlsnewskl, Linda Larson, duction, continuity and Dzielak, 69 North Edward The Baccalaureate Ser- talent, and was a business Str/~ Sayreville, % social for all County Basketball JR. VARSITY SOCCER Kathy Koch, Kathy Kubinak, Player as well as the vice was held at the Bloom- Gary Read, John Maat- Kathy Baranowski, Chris manager in the talent de- studies major, also were field Presbyterian Church partment of KIKI, Honolulu. awarded degrees. Charles Epplnger trophy puski, Pete Dobrzynski, Triggs, Linda Kojzar. as the Most Outstanding on Saturday night, May 31. Roger White, John Yates, JR. VARSITY He also has an extensive background in advertising Athlete went to James The speaker was Dr. Nor- Mark Kozak, Frank Dra- CHEERLEADERS McCioud. man Victor Hope, Archi- gotta, Tom Wortley, Mile Ruth Bloodgood, Coleen and engineering and holds NOTICE bald Alexander Professor Colucci, Dean Colucci, Switzer, Sharon Nemeth, and FCC first class license. Due to circumstances of Church History at Frank Jonason, Tony Gon- Janet Shaluba, Jackie Born in South Amboy, Mr. Jo-Tom's will discontinue CHEERLEADER TRYOUTS Princeton Theological salves, Joe Connors, Doug Coyle,.Laurie Stratton, Pat Briegs is a nephew of John pizza temporarily. They Seminary. Prior to the Buckalew, Gary Lange, Jim Shaluha, Pattl Jorgensen, E. Mullane and Mrs. hope to resume service in Tryouts for the South Am- service, the annual Sen- Keegan, Pat Russell, Susan Newton, Michele George J. Kreischerofthis the near future. boy Sabres Cheerleaders ior B Parents dinner was Robert Levins, Stan Kova- Kosovich, Karen Vona, city. He is a graduate of (Midgets) will be held on held on the college campus. leski, Ed Mancini, Tom Karen Zulin. Perth Amboy High School, June 28 at 11 a.m. at Vet- Wojciehouski, Dennis Yan- SENIOR SWEATER holds a bachelor of science erans Field. Girls 10-13 oski, Arthur Viollux. WINNERS FOR degree from Georgetown WISH I'D SAID may tryout. INTRAMURAL CHEERLEADING University, and resides in For further information LOCAL BASEBALL BASKETBALL Michele Cross, Mary Jane Atlantic Highlands. THAT please call 254-1891. Doug Buckalew, Frank Kukulski, Clair Kwiatkow- SCHEDULES Bongiorno, Dan Aceta, Paul skl, Gail Kolb, Mary Ann South Amboy Slow Pitch Soft- Zulin, Jim Heath, Tim Dill, Wineski, Linda Larson, Safe Boating Week ball League game Schedule for Steve Carano, Rich Mann. Kathy Koch. SWIM PARTY July 1, 2 and 3. Played at Veter- Joe Krug, Wayne Applegate. SENIOR SWEATER One fault with the human June 29-July 5 ana Field at 6:00 p.m., forfeit INTRAMURAL TENNIS WINNERS VARSITY A swim party for the race is the number of people Captain Wes Stott, Cap- time 6:15 p.m. Boys: Tony Gonsalves, BASKETBALL members and friends of who know how to read but tain Sandy Hook Division, Tuesday, July 1 winner: Girls: Susan The Woman's Club of have not learned how to think. Enterprise vs. Roddy's Tavern Denise Jedwabnlk, Carol Laurence Harbor will be Coast Guard Auxiliary re- Klsowski, winner. Pirk. —Joseph M.Shaw, Jr.,Chero- ported that Shore Area Wednesday, July 2 held at the home of the kee County (Ala.) Herald. Civics Chairman, Mrs. Boating Organizations will English Chevron vs. Wonder Joseph Deerin, 8 Seaglade Face powder may attract a join with hundreds of simi- Bar Circle, Cliffwood Beach on man but baking powder will lar groups across the Thursday, July 3 Tuesday, July 1, from 11 hold him. William Chaffee, country in marking the ob- Amboy-Madison vs. Enterprise a.m. to 4 p.m. In case The Walnut (Iowa) Bureau. servance of National Safe of rain the swim party Boating Week, June 29 South Amboy Little League will be held the following Truth reminds me of a cat through July 5. Schedule of games for Saturday, NOTICE day. —no matter how it is turned Since 1957, National Safe June 28 to Thursday, July 3. and twisted around, it will al- Boating Week has been pro- Saturday, June 28 ways land back on its feet.— claimed annually by the 10 a.m. - Rotary vs. English CLASSIFIED ADS George C. Keyea, The Okla- President of the United Chevron GET RESULTS homa County News. States to pay tribute to 11:30 a.m. • First Aid vs. Day- the men and organizations light Bakery. that built boating's envi- . 1 p.m. - Jo-Toms vs. Lions able safety record and as SABRES READY 1969 SCHEDULE Monday, June 30 JULY 2 WILL BE THE FINAL a means of reminding the Modern Transportation vs. Pro- nations 42 million boating tection TRASH PICK UP DAY UNTIL The 1969 schedule for the South Amboy Sabres Pop Warner enthusiasts of the need to Football team has just about been completed. It is the most ambi- Tuesday, July 1 keep boating safe. Weiss vs. Enterprise SEPTEMBER 3 DUE TO EMPLOYEE tious schedule the Sabres have undertaken since the team was Theme of the 1969 ob- organized in 1962. The schedule is as follows: Wednesday, July 2 servance is "Safety First- First Aid vs. Progressive VACATIONS AND ROAD PATCHING September 9 South Amboy at East Brunswick The golden rule of bo*»t. 21 Milltown at South Amboy Thursday, July 3 ing". K of C vs. Lions PROGRAMS. 28 South Amboy at Sayreville The boating fratenv / is October 5 Keyport at South Amboy growing at a million a year F> 12 Sacred Heart at South Amboy South Amboy Babe Ruth clip. The only reason we've Schedule for week of June 30. 19 South Amboy at Saint Mary's been able to hold the ac- 26 Morgan at South Amboy Monday, June 30 aft**.,[•* „>„... cident rate down in the. November 2 St Peter's at South Amboy Raritan River vs. Independ- past is the dedication of ence 9 South Amboy at South River boatmen and their organi- 16 Niagara Falls at South Amboy (Pending) Tuesday, July 1 zations to safety afloat. S. A. Trust Co. vs. Mech. Besides these league games, the Sabres have scheduled practice This year Captain Stott Fire Co. games with Perth Amboy, Fords Bearcats and St. James of Wood- pointed out that more than COUNCILMAN FRANK ZEBRO bridge. 900 U.S. Coast Guard Aux Thursday, July 3 Informal practice will get underway on July 20 at Veteran's iliary flotillas, and scores Komarsvs.8.H. CYO Field when team registration will be held. Full scale practice starts of other boating groups Chairman of Streets on Aug. 2. All interested boys are urged to report to Veteran's Field throughout the country will on all practice days since there is much to be done before the sea- join in sponsoring the son gets underway. Safety Program. Ask any auxiliary member THSPI for a free safety check of FUlt A f ART tIMI JAMES MULVEY ANDY "PILLAR your boat and get a 1969 All Shifts Available EXTERIOR CAR WASH $1.25 Safety Decat furnished by TOP BINtflTS the Coast Guard Auxiliary, mi UNMQRMS HOOKLESS CONVEYOR BLOWER DRIED or contact Herman J. Car- , NO xxntaStcz ter, Public Relations RCQUIIUtD SluOUc Senvtcc. Officer, 229-2090. ImmcdlaU Opcnlnfi Local Araa SOUTH AMBOY CAR WASH Commercial Rsiidonfiaf and Industrial Wiring Apply WHkdayi Now a new way to •A.M.-S P.M. (Acros* ffono tht ThundwDird Lounga) ELECTRIC HEATING — OUR SPECIALTY Tu«t. to S P.M. help your country Sal. ft A.M.-) P.M. Monday thru Friday • A.M. to 7 P.M. 727- 2444 UC. « • P#f. Nft. 271S as you help yourself Or CaU. M7-1O4O " Saturday 8 AJM. to • »JM. iKURITY URVICIf 3146 BOPDENTOWN AVE. fMUH. N.J. U.S. SAVINGS BONOS ,* SM Mllltown Rd.. Sunday ft Holiday* • AJM. to 1 tM. No. Bruoiwlck Free Estimates Cheerfully Given NEW FREEDOM SHARKS QrounA Fir. The SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN Thursday, Jum 26, 1969 CHEERLEADERS St. Mary's Athletes HOFFMAN PRESENTS ATHLETIC AWARDS GENERAL MANAGER RECREATION NEWS TO REGISTER Receive Awards On June 20, Hoffman High Former Mayor Richard Registration for cheer- The South Amboy Recrea- School held its awards as- Schultz Awards were pre- leaders for the Morgan Athletes from St. Mary's tion Commission announc- sembly honoring its ath- sented by Mr. Schultz. The Panthers Football Club will High School were honored ed that the official sum- letes. The awards were outstanding athlete of the be held on Friday, June 27 at two recent awards din- mer program began on presented by Mr. John Senior Class award, given and Saturday, June 28 from ners. Tuesday, June 24, with the Zdanewicz. in honor of Mr. James 10 a.m. to Noon at 149 Members of the All-Star official closing of the public The following students re- Tustln, former superin- Madison St., Morgan. Girls Basketball and Baseball school. ceived awards. tendent of schools, went to wishing to register must teams received trophies at The usual Arts and Craft be between the ages of BOYS ATHLETICS James Lyons. the Central Jersey Catho- Program at Hoffman High 10 and 13. lic Conference Dinner held School will be conducted VARSITY BASKETBALL The best Sportsmanship recently at the Admiral's from 9:30 a.m. to noon, James Lyons, James award in memory of the Table in Deal. Monday through Friday. Tingle, Frank Chonsky, former Principal Mr. Seniors James McCloud Playground activities will Jerry Disbrow, Larry Kur- James Croddick went to Glassboro* State and Mark Bratus and soph- be supervised by play- zawa, Dan Paone, Jim Ken Blaha. omore George Krzyanowskl ground instructors. Croddlck, Ron Croddick, The most Improved College Graduates received basketball awards An outdoor basketball Tom Wortley, Eugene Ka- basketball player, award while seniors John Clark league for boys is now boskl, Pat Gorman, James for the 1968-69 season in Nine area residents were and Dennis Nardone and being organized. Pavlonnls. memory of former alumnus among 732 college students junior Nicholas Charmello If girls are interested In VARSITY BASEBALL the late Frank Morgan do- who were awarded bach- received baseball awards. a similar league, one will Ken Blaha, James Lyons, nated by his son Robert elor's degrees by Glass- At the St. Mary's athletic be organized for them. James Tingle, John Blood- Morgan went to James boro State College at its banquet held in the school Tennis tournaments will good, Ron Croddick, Larry Croddick. HAL BRIEGS 46th commencement cere-, cafeteria last month, be held for both boys and Kurzawa, Mark Abba tie llo, mony held recently on school coaches, athletes girls. Hal Briegs has returned Gary Lange, Tom Wortley, campus. and cheerleaders were The program is under the Jim Croddick, Dan Paone. GIRLS ATHLETICS to WHTG AM-FM to be- Harold Dennen, 511 Lef- honored. come General Manager, supervision of the Recrea- JR fert St., South Amboy, re- Cited for outstanding ath- tion Commission and will JR. VARSITY VARSITY BASKETBALL succeeding Mrs. TheoGade ceived a bachelor's degree who is stepping down after letic achievements were continue for 8 weeks ending BASKETBALL Ruth Bloodgood, Mary Ann in kindergarten - primary James McCloud, who re- on Friday, August 15. Gary Read, James Hlcka, Chonsky, Janet Shaluha, It years in the post. Mr. curriculum studies. Briegs was a member of the ceived the scholar-athlete Robert Levins, Ed Camp- Linda Kojzar, Carol Pirk, Degree recipients who plaque from the Middlesex bell, Gary Lange, Jim Ke- Cathy Baranowski, Kathy broadcast staff at the Radio majored in general ele- Station from 1963 until 1965 County Coaches' Associa- egan, Karl Buickrood, Mark Kubinak, Carolyn Mc- mentary education were tion as well as the Sports- RECEIVES DEGREE AbbatieUo, Roger White. Carthy, Wendy Roemer, when he left to join a New Ann Marie Kriskowski, 78 Zoltan Szebenyi, Building York City television pro- manship trophy as the most JR. VARSITY Chris Zavodskl, Denlse Whltehead Ave.; Francis outstanding basketball 8, Apt. 26, SkytopGardens, BASEBALL Jedwabnik, Kathy Bou- ducer and program dis- Todd, 10 Adams Blvd., Parlin, was among 200 tributor as sales manager. player. John Clark re- Jim Keegan, Doug Buck- chard. Marie Wolanin, 117 Mc- ceived the Joseph Char- graduates o f Bloomfleld ale w, Pete Bobrzynskl, JR. VARSITY In his new position, Mr. Cutcheon, and Christine mello Award as the most College who received the John Macklel, Joseph BASKETBALL Briegs will have over-all Zebro, 211 MacArthur improved athlete and the Bachelor of Arts degree ' Smith, John Maskowskl, Mary Ann MorosH, Karen responsibility for pro- Ave., all of Sayrevllle, and Sportsmanship trophy as at the annual Commence- Joe Connors, Stan Kova- Nix, Pat Shaluha, Peggy gramming, news coverage, Marcia Romanczyk, 2 the most outstanding base- ment on Sunday, June 1. leski, Ken Kubinak, Ray Mundy, Susan Kljowskl, personnel, advertising, en- Parker St., Morgan. ball player. Sportsman- This was the 96th annual Kukulskl, Robert Levins, Linda Skrynka, Monica gineering, public relations Rose Ann Hartman, 116 ship trophies were also Commencement marking Jim Scott. Karamon. and administration of the Miller Ave., Sayreville, awarded to Mark Bratus the close of the College's BOWLING TOURNAMENT VARSITY station. A veteran broad- vWho majored in kinder- as most outstanding Centennial year. TEAM CHEERLEADERS caster, Mr. Briegs also garten-primary education; basketball player and Dr. Theodore A. Rath, Tony Gonsalves, Gary Michele Cross, Mary Jane held posts at Radio Sta- Margaret Kozloweki, 19 Dennis Nardone as most retiring president of the Read, John Tates, Mike Kukulskl, Clair Kwiatkow- tion KKIS, Pittsburg, Cal- Second St., Sayreville, an improved baseball player. college, was the com- Kulscar, Ken Kubinak, ski, Gail Kolb, Mary Ann ifornia, as director of pro- English major, and Carol The News Tribune Award mencement speaker. Andrew Solus. Wisnewskl, Linda Larson, duction, continuity and Dzielak, 69 North Edward for all County Basketball The Baccalaureate Ser- JR. VARSITY SOCCER Kathy Koch, Kathy Kubinak, talent, and was a business St., Sayreville, a social Player as well as the vice was held at the Bloom- Gary Read, John Mast- Kathy Baranowski, Chris manager in the talent de- studies major, also were Charles Epplnger trophy field Presbyterian Church puski, Pete Dobrzynskl, Triggs, Linda Kojzar. partment of KIKI, Honolulu. awarded degrees. as the Most Outstanding on Saturday night. May 31. Roger White, John Yates, JR. VARSITY He also has an extensive Athlete went to James The speaker was Dr. Nor- Mark Kozak, Frank Dra- CHEERLEADERS background in advertising McCloud. man Victor Hope, Archi- gotta, Tom Wortley, Mile Ruth Bloodgood, Coleen and engineering and holds NOTICE bald Alexander Professor Colucci, Dean Colucci, Swluer, Sharon Nemeth, and FCC first class license. Due to circumstances of Church History at Frank Jonason, Tony Gon- Janet Shaluha, Jackie Born in South Amboy, Mr. Jo-Tom's will discontinue CHEERLEADER TRYOUTS Princeton Theological salves, Joe Connors, Doug Coyle, Laurie Stratton, Pat Briegs is a nephew of John pizza temporarily. They Seminary. Prior to the Buckalew, Gary Lange, Jim Shaluha, Paul Jorgensen, E. Mullane and Mrs. hope to resume service in Tryouts for the South Am- service, the annual Sen- Keegan, Pat Russell, Susan Newton, Michele George J. Kreischerofthie the near future. boy Sabres Cheerleaders iors Parents dinner was Robert Levins, Sun Kova- Kosovich, Karen Vona, city. He is a graduate of (MidgetB) will be held on June 28 at 11 a.m. at Vet- held on the college campus. leekl, Ed Mancini, Tom Karen Zulin. Perth Amboy High School, Wojciehouski, DenniB Yan- holds a bachelor of science erans Field. Girls 10-13 SENIOR SWEATER may tryout. oskl, Arthur Viollux. WINNERS FOR degree from Georgetown WISH I'D SAID INTRAMURAL University, and resides in For further information LOCAL BASEBALL CHEERLEADING THAT please call 254-1891. BASKETBALL Michele Cross, Mary Jane Atlantic Highlands. SCHEDULES Doug Buckalew, Frank Kukulski, Clair Kwlatkow- Bonglorno, Dan Aceta, Paul ski, Gail Kolb, Mary Ann Safe Boating Week South Amboy Slow Pitch Soft' Zulin, Jim Heath, Tim Dill, Wlneski, Linda Larson, ball League game Schedule for SWIM PARTY July 1, 2 and 3. Played at Veter- Steve Carano, Rich Mann. Kathy Koch. One fault with the human Joe Krug, Wayne Applegate. SENIOR SWEATER June 29-July 5 ans Field at 6:00 p.m., forfeit A swim party for the race is the number of people time 8; 16 p.m. INTRAMURAL TENNIS WINNERS VARSITY Captain Wee Stott, Cap- memberB and friends of who know how to read but Tuesday* July 1 Boys: Tony Gonsalves, BASKETBALL tain Sandy Hook Division, Denlse Jedwabnik, Carol The Woman's Club of have not learned how to think. CoaBt Guard Auxiliary re- Enterprise vs. Roddy's Tavern winner: Girls: Susan Laurence Harbor will be —Joseph M.Shaw, Jr.,Chero- Kisowski, winner. Pirk. ported that Shore Area Wednesday, July 2 . held at the home of the kee County (Ala.) Herald. Boating Organizations will English Chevron vs. Wonder Civics Chairman, Mrs. join with hundreds of simi- Bar Joseph Deerln, 8 Seaglade Face powder may attract a man but bakinsr powder will lar groups across the Thursday, July 3 Circle, Cliffwood Beach on country in marking the ob- Amboy-Madison vs. Enterprise. Tuesday, July 1, from 11 hold him. William Chaffee, servance of National Safe The Walnut (Iowa) Bureau. a.m. to 4 p.m. In case Boating Week, June 29 South Amboy Little of rain the swim party Truth reminds me of a cat through July 5. Schedule of games for Saturday, will be held the following —no matter how it is turned Since 1957, National Safe June 28 to Thursday, July 3. NOTICE day. and twisted around, it will al- Boating Week has been pro- Saturday, June 28 ways land back on its feet— claimed annually by the 10 a.m. - Rotary vs. English George C. Keyes, The Okla- President of the United Chevron CLASSIFIED ADS States to pay tribute to GET RESULTS homa County News. 11:30 a.m. - First Aid va. Day- the men and organizations light Bakery, that built boating's envi- . 1 p.m. - Jo-Toms vs. Lions SABRES READY 1969 SCHEDULE able safety recorded as Monday, June 30 JULY 2 WILL BE THE FINAL a means of reminding the Modern Transportation vtv. Pro- nations 42 million boating tection TRASH PICK UP DAY UNTIL The 1969 schedule for the South Amboy Sabres Pop Warner enthusiasts of the need to Tuesday, July 1 Football team has just about been completed. It is the most ambi- keep boating safe. Weiss vs. Enterprise SEPTEMBER 3 DUE TO EMPLOYEE tious schedule the Sabres have undertaken since the team was Theme of the 1969 ob- Wednesday, July 2 organized in 1962. The schedule is as follows; servance is "Safety Flrst- First Aid vs. Progressive VACATIONS AND ROAD PATCHING September 9 - South Amboy at East Brunswick The golden rule of boat- Thursday, July 3 21 - Milltown at South Amboy ing". K of C vs. Lions PROGRAMS. 28 - South Amboy at Sayreville The boating fratern^ / is October 5 - Keyport at South Amboy growing at a million a year South Amboy Babe Ruth 12 - Sacred Heart at South Amboy clip. The only reason we've Schedule for week of June 30. 19 - South Amboy at Saint Mary's been able to hold the ac- Monday1, June 30 26 - Morgan at South Amboy cident rate down in the. Raritan River vs. Independ- November 2 - St. Peter's at South Amboy past is the -dedication -of ence 9 - South Amboy at South River boatmen and their organi- Tuesday, July 1 16 - Niagara Falls at South Amboy (Pending) zations to safety afloat. S, A. Trust Co. vs. Mech. Besides these league games, the Sabres have scheduled practice This year Captain Stott Fire Co. games with Perth Amboy, Fords Bearcats and St. James of Wood- pointed out that more than Thursday, July 3 bridge. < COUNCILMAN FRANK ZEBRO 56o U.S. Coast Guard Aux Koman vi. S.H. CYO Informal practice will get underway on July 20 at Veteran's Uiary flotillas, and scores Field when team registration will be held. Full scale practice starts of other boating groups Chairman of Streets on Aug. 2. All interested boys are urged to report to Veteran's Field throughout the country will on all practice days since there is much to be done before the sea- join in sponsoring the son gate underway. 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KorvttU Thursday, June 26,1969 Tht SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN CUBS ADVANCE Mile Square Talk Advancement awards were presented to members of Cub Scout Pack 95 and new Best wishes for a speedy 'Tis easy enough to "Sun- members were inducted recovery go put to Mrs. day morning Quaterback- into Weblos Den at the Eleanor Nenieth of 140 them", but, unfortunately, June 10 pack meeting. Liberty St., Morgan, who is the policeman doesn't have The list of advancement! a surgical patient at the until Sunday morning to follows: South Amboy Memorial decide what to do when Den #1; Jeffery WilUBik Hospital. someone 1B threatening Denner Bars; Robert Gerek him, shouting obscenities Asst Denner Bar. Oops - we goofed! In last at him or hurling brick- Den #2; Danny DiPoalo, week's "Birthday and An- bats and human filth at 2 Gold Arrows; Teddy Pec- niversary Column" we him. chini, Bear Book. wished the Howard Learys It should behqpve all of us Den #3; Jeff Flno, Gold a happy 50th wedding an- to be a wee bit charitable Arrow. niversary. Somehow the in our feelings and think- Den #5; Walter Kellert, typewriter made a mistake ing, the next time we hear Gold Arrow; Frank Bukow, —it should have read 59th. or read of so - called Silver Arrow; Paul Grant, Our very best wishes to you "police brutality." Gold Arrow, Silver Arrow, —Mr. and Mrs. Learyl Bear Book; Vincent Iuz- Dick Merrill (seeHouse's zolino, Gold Arrow, Bear The Hoffman High Gov- Corner, thiB issue of the Book. ernors who recently took CITIZEN) says he gets Den #7: John Weneck, the Middlesex County Group "quite a charge out of the Denner Bars, Martin rfalml I baseball title, and their kids when they realize we Asst Denner Bar. coach, John Zdanewicz, did all our flying without New members inducted were the subject of a radio and all the modern into weblos den were Ray- number of accolades at last electronic gear found in to- mond Janas, Michael Tria- week's board meeting. day's modern airplane. It's chitta and Jeffrey Pawiow- A letter from Joseph Col- hard for them to under- ski. All received weblos man, Athletic Director at stand the 'flying - by -the den bages, books, necker- Colonia High School, whose seat-of-your-pants' tech- chieves and Blides. team beat the local nine nique we used in the old 5-4 in the Coaches'Tour- days." Awards made to webloa ney, informed the board CHURCH MEMBERS - During the Bednar, of South Amboy; James den members: that "it was a very re- Morning Worship Service on May Switzer of Morgan. Second row, Richard Sweatt, Crafts- warding experience t o "Bon voyage" to Miss 25, 13 new members were taken into left to right: Edward Falls of Sayre- man, Outdoorsman; Glen have played against Hoff- Jane Stafford of 512 S. the Full Membership of the United ville; Karen Semashko of Morgan; Matlosz, Craftsman; man. He cited the team's Pine Ave,, Morgan, and Methodist Church of South Amboy, Deborah Falls of Sayreville; Wendy Robert Domino, Craftsman; sportsmanship, Mr. Z's Miss Barbara Kolojay of Frank Avenue, Sayreville. White of Parlin; Deborah Vaughn Joseph Scuff, Craftsman, helpfulness and the fans' Fords, formerly of South Standing with the Rev. Eldrich C. of Morgan; Barbara Jean Griffiths, Outdoorsman, Traveler; enthusiasm for good plays Amboy, who leave July 2 Campbell, Pastor, front row, left Kathleen Donahue of Parlin; and Walter Zamorski, Crafts- by both teams. for an eight-week E uropean to right are: David Hisey, Toni Bruce Campbell of Sayreville. man; Stephen Reyberger, The board approved tour highlighted by visits Koloskl, Lisa Papp and Angela Outdoorsman, Sportsman, awards for the team and a to Communist - controlled Citizen; Richard Murphy, congratulatory letter for Yugoslavia and East Berlin. Outdoorsman, Athlete; the coach, which will be The two will resume their Buddy Wisniewski, Out- presented by Supt. Dob- teaching duties at Sayre- Van Cliburn At Art Center RECEIVES AD ALTARE doorsman, Athlete; James rzynski at a celebration ville War Memorial High DEI AWARD Alberta, Traveler, Geo- dinner the city plans for School upon returning in logist, A thlete; Joseph Hoffman and St. Mary's September from a trip Halmi, Athlete. Eagles on July 10. The which includes stops in. Maryites also won a base- England, France, Italy, ball title - Middlesex Monte Carlo, Switzerland, LIBRARY CLOSED County Catholic Schools Belgium, Holland, Norway, The Free Public Library champs, on the same day Sweden and Denmark. of Madison Township in the Governors won theirs. Laurence Harbor is closed for alterations. The re- How much time do you opening date will be an- have to make a vital de- Birthdays nounced later. cision on your job? A month? Week? Day? Hour? Minute? Or, seconds? TICKETS AVAILABLE Most of us can take all South Amboy Fire Chief the time in the world, when Joseph Halmi has announc- it comes to making deci- Richard M. Rogers of ed that there are still some sions concerning our work. Milllngton, Tenn., the son tickets available for the A policeman must decide of Mr. & Mrs. Oscar A. testimonial dinner honor- and react within seconds!I! Rogers and the grandson of ing the Perth Amboy Fire We should keep this in Mr. & Mrs. R. E. Arose, Chief Leonard Grem- mind, the next time we Anniversaries Sr., of 515 Main Street, bowicz* hear or read adverse criti- South Amboy, recently re- The Affair will be held cism of our guardians of ceived the coveted Ad Al- on Saturday, June 28, 1969 the law. A very happy birthday to tare Dei award at cere- at 6:30 p.m. in the They are humanl Some- Mrs. Anna Nebus of Henry monies held in Memphis, Ukrainian Catholic School times, in making these St. who is celebrating her Tenn. Auditorium, Meredith and split - second decisions, birthday today, the 26th. Richard is a first class Jaques St., Perth Amboy. they make mistakes. What Best wishes! boy scout in a troop spon- Anyone interested may would we do, under the sored by St. William's contact Halmi at 721-4798. same circumstances??? Catholic Church in Milling- Mr., and Mrs. Florian ton. Meszaros of 277 Raritan The Ad Altare Dei Award Announcing St. celebrated their 23rd is a recognition that the wedding anniversary on church gives to boy scouts Sunday, June 22. Best for advancement in the NEW-BIGGER wishesl spiritual content of the scouting program and is the DIVIDENDS Birthday wishes go out to Van Cliburn, the tall Texas pianist whose exploits second highest Catholic Mr. John Cooney of 277 dazzle the musical world season after season, returns award given Catholic boy Excavating Raritan St. who celebrated to the Garden State Arts Center the evenings of June his 70th birthday on June scouts. Richard earned the GRADING « 26, 27 and 28. Cliburn has apparently recovered from award after six months of 23. Happy Birthday! his very wet opening night, of last year's season, study and work. CELLARS DUG and has decided to give New Jersey another chance to produce favorable weather conditions. Mr. & Mrs. Rogers are TOP SOIL — MASON §ANI> presently residing in Mill- Playtex Bras Cliburn became famous overnight when he won the ington, Tennessee, where VILt DUCT Tchaikowsky Competition in Moscow in 1958. He is now on a fifty-city transcontinental tour \jnder the Mr. Rogers is employed by SAYREVILLE t DAYTON arwurr & Girdles the U.S. Navy as a court H. OPPENHEIM & SON management of S. Hurok. reporter. Mrs. Rogers is 106 S. 8ro«lvny The pianist's current tour includes two visits to the former Anna M. Arose SAVINGS SOUTH AM BOY, N. J. South Amboy N. J. Europe and one to Mexico, in addition to his extensive of the South Amboy address. 721-0283 North American itinerary. l"h«M PArtmy 1-MM During the past summer, Cliburn played to huge audiences at the Performing Arts Center at Saratoga, Show Your Patriotism! the Tanglewbod Festival In Massachusetts,'RobinHood Dell in Philadelphia, Chicago and the Hollywood Bowl, TERMITES in addition to his appearances at the Arts Center. Cliburn is famous for establishing summer concert IF YOU SEE crowd records, including 35,000 at Robin Hood Dell, 22,000 at Lewisohn Stadium, and 12,700 at Ravinia Park. SWARMS OF INSECTS THAT SHEO THEIR WINGS Van Cliburn'8 performances end the June list of classical concerts at the Arts Center. Glen Campbell, LOOSE WINGS BETWEEN WINDOWS AND STORM WMJDOWS with the Four Freshman, opens the "pops" series on DAMAGED BASEBOARDS, FLOORING. DOOR FRAMES June 30, for a week's engagement. 'The Rowan and Martin Show" featuring the two comedians and the WALL PAPER BEING EATEN Fly "Old Glory" "sock-it-to-me" gang, followed by Diana ROSB and the Supremes, with Stevie Wonder and Ruddy Rich and his Call a SptcioJiif for a /=*••• Written Estimate FRIDAY, JULY 4th, 1969 orchestra occupy the next two weeks of the Center's schedule. ALLSECT TERMITE CONTROL 4 Be Proud To Be An American! July 21 begins " Fiddler on the Roof for a week's engagement featuring Paul Lipson as Tevye. 280 Hobart st. Perth Amboy The American Ballet Theatre presents a classical Support Our Boys In Viet Nam! week July 28 through August 2, performing, on various nighta, "Giselle", 'rSwan Lake" and"Coppelia." 826-4844 JOEL PARKER COUNCIL NO.69 , The August schedule at the Arts Center combines FOR EMERGENCY SERVICE USE OURJOLL FREE NUMBER JR. ORDER UNITED AMERICAN MECHANICS both classical and "pops" performances, which end SOUTH AMBOY, NJ. officially on August 30. The second annual Jazz Festival FOR ANV POINT IN NEW JERSEY ' and a new Country Music Festival are planned for 100 YEARS IN N.J. - JULY 12th 1969 September. 800*392-6801