(^UHO JOUTH AKBOT FUPLIC i STEVfcMS AVB 3> 'y f* , AKBOT n J oem y ~>. CITIZI \ r VOL W, South VIIIIMIV A n..»fH(la>, June 2. >, Advertising less than 75% 15 centt John Z Award Presented Squad Meets Tice Campaigns For School; Kurtz Appointed junior year in a career total Requirements Olexa Reviews Plans Mayor J. Thomas Croat of 1,485 points Utied as a has appointed Frederick H the C:tv Council, in Superintendent of Schools Board members asked in Kurtz, the director of the forward because of her determining :he City is JOHN Olexa Monday night one resolution for the city's height. Jamie excelled as Department of Engjaaartng, responsible for its provision promised that, barring financial officer to prepare a Washington Road, Ptrlin, as huih a .shooter and of emergency lirst aid another carpenter's strike, supplemental debt n-hounrier while playing a representative on the TOM services to its residents has the five new classrooms statement to support the Rt 9/35 Steering Committee. exceptional defense certified thirty three under construction will be issuance of a bond for The Transportation Basketball coach Keg members of the South ready for the fall semester, construction of the proposed ( ;irney said "her biggest Ambwy Kirs! Aid and Safety and children attending Systems Managment project school. The bond is not to is important in improving asset was her ability to Squad as having met all the Kindergarten will be housed exceed $5,340,000 disrupt an opponent s point training requirements set at the John Street facility conditions on the Rt. 9/96 Another resolution corridor through South guard and their offense into forth by the state, and that Construction on the new retained George J Otlowski, doing what we wanted (hem all equipment utilized by the classrooms halted last Amboy. and the team will be Jr., the Board Attorney to asked to suggest to " As a student and athlete. volunteer organization has spring due to the strike, but set about making necessary recommendations and Carney further said she "is met with stale regulations were well ahead of schedule preparation for a search at the time of the stoppage. immediate actions after a committed to excellence" The squad members are bonding and counciling, and thorough study is made. In her junior and senior and no delays are now given intensive training in a other transactions involved Kurtz will be working year* she was picked for the expected on the new rooms vpoint program A 12 hour with the. property for the new closely with Traffic Captain Star Ledger. Home News standard of 58 hour that are replacing the old school The resolution stated substandard rooms. James Tedesco, who will Jamie S While, an and NewK Tribune All advanced cou*e given by the that it would not exceed supply support staff and also otftffanding athlete and} Middlesex basketball squads American Hed Cross "ounts In the increasing push for 140,000, and Olexa said only with County Engineer John safetalorian of the IM1 and for (our years was as one point The American a new hjgh school that could a part of that sum was to be Reiser and Tony •ra aviating class at Hoffman picked for the All Central Heart Association directs an accomouate all of the city's paid to Otlowski as a fee, and Gambilonghi of the County MeJ) School, is this year's valley Conference teams 18 hour CPK course that students, Board of that fee would not be payable of Middlesex. recipient of the John In soflball, she has. among adds another point Education President should the September referendum be defeated In a letter from Mayor Zalanewicz Scholar Athlete other filiations, been The N J State Thomas Tice vowed to Cross to Kurtz he said. "Of Memorial Scholarship selected for the All State Department of continue his campaign by A resolution to conduct an immediate concern iff the The awt»rd was presented Group I teams and. in her Tr a nsport a t ion' com hi nes a addressing several groups audit by the accounting firm review of the preliminary by WoodroM McCarthy, junior and senior years, course in 120 hours of and trying to garner enough or Seaman. Seaman, and draft of the Rt 9/38 TSM chairman t>J the Knends of selected lor the News training lor Emergency votes for a special Oslislo was alto passed study scope of services guide Johnny /. Committee, which Tribune Middlesex County Medical Technicians for referendum tentatively The Board also adopted a prepared by John Reiser." established the award in Coaches first team, the three points Those who opt slated for the week of resolution hiring the firm of Cross asked for Kurtz honor of the Ian- John Home News All County for another avenue of September 9. when the Ramsay Associates, inc of written response and Zdanevttcz Prior to his teams and the Star ledger training for the remaining Hoard puts before the voting Trenton to do some public recommendations. public the construction of a death in 1975, Zdanewiot had All Middlesex teams The three points are required to relations work between the The task force, organised new. $5,000,000 complex on om athletic* director at Star Ledger in IWH • picked take classes in Defensive townspeople and the school earlier this month oy the lower George Street, Heffman High School The her for Designated Hitter on Driving. Kmergency with regard to the Middlesex County award u annually Riven to its All Middlesex squad Childbirth, and Kxtracation between the DA V and the construction of a new high Boat Club Transportation Coordinating an outstanding scholar At the end of the past i trapped victims i school. Committee at the request ol who resides in South season, Jamie had th« Four squad members in "It is coating us UQO.QOQ a county's hlfhent hatttnff V»rth Amboy have their for H not to exceed flO.eoo. Freeholder David B. AMisnajw Jamie ha* besn average • 611 > in 72 at bats LMT certification and th» school, and suafly the and Ms. AJfc* Kia>swr, who CreftJeJ, imyrvvil* Major accepted at Kutgen. West She abo set school records received training in the DOT utilities/' Tice explained. moved favorably on thi* Czernfkowski, FreefioMer Virginia. Loyola and for batting average, hits, program as well They are "That money would better resolution explained the John Phillip*. Leslie Martin. hiring of a public relations Towson. she will enter runs scored, doubles and Betty l*vielle. Mike Szraga. be put to use in the NJDOT Engineer, and South John McCloud. Jr . aM construction of our own firm "to disseminate Amboy s Erma Brown, who fUaaaborc state College this slugging percentage For school " information to the public (ail at a physical education four years, she has been William Chapman will all be working to Those certified as To this end the Board of advising of the facts so there alleviate the present traffic major picked for the AlU'entral Kducation luring their won't be any misconception, problems in this area and A member of the varsity Valley Conference teams qualified to help injured and sick persons are Patrick regular meeting Monday we will put our facts on the those that will present basketball and soft ball In her first year of soccer, night unanimously approved table We have found this to themselves when teams for four yean, she where she played center Am-brosio. Ruthanne Hrennan. Gary Cottrell. four resolutions for the construction be?ins to widen alee ran cross country as a halfback, she was picked for groundwork continued on page 2' the corridor freshman and played varsity the Central Valley William Chapman. Diane in her senior year Conference All-Star team Damion. James Kagan, Beverly Godlesky. Joseph was tri-captain of the In 1961 Jamie was honored Halmi.' Sr . Joseph Halmi, by the Middlesex County Lions Honor Seven For Services ill squad for four Jr. Lynn Hanaway. Robert Coaches Association as Halmi. Ronald Keegan, Richard Klein. Jamie * Hoffman's outstanding Knxunne Keegan. Debbie asflball and soccer coach. female scholar-athlete Keegan. (ieorge Kern. haa described her as "a true Academically. Jamie Khzabeth l^vtelle. l^onard superstar and extremely maintained an Honor Roll Maxfield, Joftn J McCloud. eatchabk She is always average for fouT-years and Jr . Francis Mclaughlin. lacking to improve her was a member of the Margaret McCarthy. Jamie me. and I'm Mire she will National Honor Society She Norek. Re nee Parsons 6 an excellent college is listed in Who s Who William Parsons. Uwrence ballplayer Among American High Parsons, Jeff Pawlowski, Her athletic citauont are School Students and Mark Rodnewicz. Donald ive and include a represented Hoffman at the Riley. Kevin Riley. Deborah at Hoffman - she annual Girls Citizenship Snover. Michael Szrap.ii. 1,000 points by her Institute sponsored by the Thomas Sherry. Lee Sterner Women's Clubs of New and Terrence Tier Jersey JJ. Harriftt Co., Nic. A talented pianist. Jamie was the accompanies* at herCarnival Workers |lMl Ratair* insurance high school graduation this month where, in addition to \ Hi *• v •"» the Zdanewicz award, she Needed received a number of Anyone 18 years ot ;ige or 721 7MU academic prizes older wishing to work ;»t the She is the daughter of Mr South Amboy First Aid and Mrs James White. John Carnival July Kith through Street. South Amboy the 18th at Hoffman HIK'» School are asked to come to DaHy Rentals a meeting 'at squat! MAIN 1 headquarters on July H .H V And Leasing p.m LIQUORS Available Discount Liquor. PETERSON Wine & Beer . The South Amboy lion\ Club recently held their jmuul %er*u e «uid% dmnfi whne Ihey honor«d tomt All Makes PHARMACY oumindini persons in our tommunity w.ne of those who BJVC unselfishly <>! 'hemsrNes to »d| othtft And Models 721-11*4 we (W1 to rwM) leroy Letts who received the Onistjndin« Dtuens Award jlang with Willum Redly (Ml present) lor helpinj s«« the hie ol leddy l*ne< tka the 11 yejr old who w« seriously burned in FebfUSff ON UPPER MAIN while l»iii»| » short cut across ConR»:l property Pjtrolmen Kenneth Sjatkowtit and Patrolman Michael & DAVID STS Open This Sunday Detucia alio received the Outstanding Policemen Award tor their actions in the assisting ol ttwjfQMMj Briq •npi-ru'ti ami ()t>mv«u burn victim Outslandini Citizen Or Charles W HoHman was also honored tor his many yeats ol HitpMg Am*** Cordial* l-ii|uot tkt rttidents ol this City Lion s Club President Franklin Enfhsh and goest sptaters Woodreii tfcCafgjf Sunday 6 p m to 9 p.m RN IIAIMUNTIR staff* witti Richard J Schultz and dinnet chairman Thorn* Down W at Outstandinf First M*jr*Q[ UttnSt ft Broadway It ImuHit - Wwfck Lwieftt and Outstandini fntmn Auiltn Stotte dtiplay iWrplajuti J" L^f" SoaihAnboy S*ad Caet* loc 1910 and loestd *\ ^^T!!f^ 721-0137 S»el»wIreiaan An laCfcW. ht h i 7211400 » » ttlp.it ya«s4ftliMtstfttr«ic«. 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i ].'• JNfjmfl The South Amboy Gtixen Thu«d*y, June 25, 1981 Drug Charges To Be Heard From Ox Cart to Electrification UomClub Church flews The close of this year. mi. the name "Choo-Cho© Installation By Grand Jury the 11 00 am Morning according to Lawrence O trains'' the New York and The Uona Club of South Eugene J Saccone, Ave., Hopolawn. was cited Worship Service, Sunday. Edwards, also brings to a Long Branch Railroad, a Amboy has announced that Orchard Place. South for drinking sn alcoholic June ». will be the last one close 300 years of travel Joint operation of the Jack Hulsart has boon Amboy, will have to appear beverage In a public place on at that time for the summer history for the City of South Pennsylvania Railroad and elected to serve in the before the Grand Jury in Broadway. Ho pleaded Church School will be on Amboy. the Jersey Central still capacity of President for the New Brunswick on charms guilty and was fined $15 and vacation during that period, It was in lell. when South became one of the most Lion year lltl-aj. fttJMmiag from an arrettby $10 and Morning Worship will Amboy was then known as important commuter linos In Installation dinner for Ptt. Thomas Btinamen on Charges against Cheryl begin at«: JO a.m. from July the south ward of Perth on the Pennsylvania all now officers will be hold March l.ttsi Miiksnich, Amboy Road, 5 through Aug. ». returning Amboy that the shortest Railroad at The Greenwood Manor. Irtaamtn charged State* Island. Now York will to regular schedule Sunday, route to Bordentown, When electrification came Green Street Circle, with having in his be conditionally discharged Septembers. Camdon, and points west to South Amboy. the huge Woodbridge, on June Sft. a drug in six months provided she Our Group Leaders and were through our city. It was GG-I electric locomotive Cocktails will be served Meacaline. The stays within the law and no the Spiritual Ministry at this time, Edwards says, became a familar sight to from 7 p.m. until dinner, and has since bean other complaints are made Commission will meet on that South Amboy's travel area residents, pulling the will consist of prime rib. ant to a lab to be against her Ms. Miskanich Tuesday, June 30. history was born. cars In and out of the station There will also be an open the results will be was visiting whon she and Deeper Life Fellowship is The history spans the Dubbed the "work horse" bar after dinner for two > available to the Grand some friends wore stopped scheduled for Wednesday offshore shipping industry the steam engine K-4 was hours. . Saccone's lawyer has and questioned within the evening, July 1. which began shortly after used from South Amboy to Uons Governor Elect Ray a not guilty plea on city, she was found to have There will be a cake sale mi and lasted here a good Bayhead and back again. Mitchell will be Installing Msetteat'ibehaif in hir possession under 25 under the direction of Elaine many years before moving Then on October 20, 1967. Officer at the dinner, which Thomas Schenerman, grams of marijuana, in Ballard and Jane Sumski on to New York. the last steam engine No. *12 la being co-chaired by Lions M Terrace, Sayreville. violation of N.J State Law Friday, June 26, at According to Edwsrds, pulled its Pennsylvania Tomasiewskt, Lewis, gtriltv to allowing a Foodtown of South Amboy. who is compiling his Railroad train out of South CharnteHoandPawlik •ae-licensed driver to knowledge and facts into a Amboy, ending an era that aaerate his vehicle after Ptl. book on the history of South spanned 124 years, and llty DrafotU stopped him Select Roses Amboy. overland travel by ending the sights and sounds an Prospect Street on May 2, Board of Ed- ox cart was the basis for land depicted so graphically in Sayreville High 1H1. He paid a fine of t» and While In Bloom travel and transportation today's movies. court costs of t:c (continuedfrom page 1 > Hybrid tea and floribunda until 1106, when Samuel South Amboy was Summer School Municipal Court Judge be the best route and to tell it Gordon opened and operated completely dieselftcd the Sayreville Board of roses are bush typos a commercial stage line to Joseph C. Hoffman fined like it is to a well informed available in many varieties Another change is due at Education will conduct a Louis J. Grodowsky, of public so they can vote in the Bordentown. and stage the end of this year; the summer school in the and colors. Hybrid tea roses coaches became the Tarrytbwn Road, right direction." • bloom heavily u, June and mighty GG-I locomotive will Sayreville war Memorial Eagllshtown, $25 and $10 Earlier this month Olexa accepted mode of travel be scrapped, and there will High School again in September, while until the Stevens family, altar finding him guilty of previewd schematics of the floribunda roses flower no longer be a cut off here at Classen will begin creating a disturbance and new school, and pointed to prominent and well-known South Amboy. Edwards said Tuesday. June 30. Ittt, and throughout the summer. A citiienry received a charter engaging in alarming several taitures of the new combination provides All Bayhead trains with will h* held daily The last conduct while in the office of school. Th* library planned for the now famous Catnden diesels will terminate at day will be Monday, August blooms for cutting and for and Amboy Railroad the Amboy Motel. On duty at is four times the size of the color in the garden. Newark with a shuttle 10. IM1 The Board of the motel at the time was the present library and the gym "The; first trsin to pull into running between there and Education is making complainant, Dilipknman Most climbers flower only New York Alt electric car site will also be increased by in June, but several good South Amboy on that brisk provisions for students who Rama, who told Judge almost 4,000 square feet. The 17th of Decenber in 1132.' trains from Matawan will have failed subjects during Hoffman that Grodowsky set new industrial arts shops everblooming climbers will said Edward?*, "was a horse also terminate in New York the present school year about screaming and kicking produce flowers throughout Edwards sums it up by encompass s greater area the summer. drawn car." Two sessions will be held doors in his office and and Olexa said there are It was not long before, in saying, "After 300 years of daily: 1:00 am to 10 a.m. causing some damage plans to create a Some species of roses are 1833. John Bull brought the travel history. South Amboy 1 useful in landscape work. and 10 is a m to 12 IS p.m. For not having purchased horticultural garden over first steam engine drawn becomes nothing but a Students with a final insurance on his 1974 Dodge the top of the industrial arts The Memorial rose, Rosa train into the South Amboy whistle stop for travelers '' wkhuraiana, is useful as a average below so percent and continuing to drive the area. The possibilities of station Edwards is the owner and will not be permitted to vehicle. Richard D Flowers. using the gym roof, Mn area sprawling ground cover for operator of the Railroad |anks. The Rugosa rose, The Camden and Amboy register for summer Main Street, Iselin, was of 10,000 square feet as a Railroad stayed in operation Museum here in our City, sessions fined $50 and $15 court costs. source of solar heating is Rosa rugusa, withstands and has many railroad seashore conditions well, until 1171. when it was The school will be His license was also revoked also being investigated. purchased by the memoribilia and displays his conduced at no expense for for a period of 6 months. Not flowers sll summer with Pennsylvania Railroad. own paintings of favorite In addition, the children single blooms, and has students residing in the having an insurance card in using the old facility at Railroad officiala at that railroad dcenes, and hopes borough Non-resident his possession when he was colorful orange seed pods, or one day to link the rail Hoffman High on John Street ''hips', in late summer. time were hoping for good students will be accepted at stopped on Mai and Stevens would be exposed to shop business relations with a community of Altoona. a fee of WO per teuton

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Richmond, highway problem involving the same number of Associate Director for biomedical and excessive litter or uncut employees to maintain a environmental sciences al shrubbery 10,000 lane mile state Oak Ridge National Last year, and before, we highway system now as it Laboratory, will assume had no difficulty in had in IM2 to maintain a overall responsibility for iting an agreable and 5,000 lane-mile highway prompt raaponae to a request system. directing the health, safety, for highway clean-up action. When a member of my and environmental affaria of Those, I am sorry to say, staff called DOT to protest Union Carbide Nuclear ware "the good old days". this sorry state of affairs, he Division. was told that with Richmond's appointment Before we had a chance to /as announced by Roger H make our first request for inadequate budgeting adding to the problems, Hibba, president of UCND. clean-up action in response who said that Richmond will to a constituent complaint. "there are jjst a whole lot of things we had to cut out this continue to serve as ORNL spring." Associate Director with "Not a blade of graas will responsibilities for be mowed along miles upon When my staffer continued biooedical »nd miles of state rights of way his plea with the query. environmental sciences still along highways — unless the "What are we going to do?" Reporting to Richmond sprucing up is necessary for the curt reply was, "If things will be Robert G Jordan, safety reasons. are that tough, we'll send who has coordinated health, "Litter along the highways youalawnmower!" safety, and environmental will not be picked up. signs (hit is indeed a sad affairs for the Nuclear will not be cleaned, guide situation Division. Hibbs fjid thai rails will not be painted, and Jordan's and his groups pruning will not be activities wilt continue attempted throughout the essentially unchanged state — except for safety Canadian Tour "This change reflects our reasons A six day Canadian sustained commitment to That's the "official word" vacation trip in being offered continually build ami from the Department of strengthen the total Nuclear by the East Brunswick The history ol South Amboy Memorial Hospital hj<. bwn the history ot 4 community * concern lor Eaftes. a community philanthropic organization dedicated to heipini individuals on a one lime tntrgajtcy As a member of the Join sightseeing, dinner and floor within the framework of a basis, enjoyed suopertmt the South Amboy Memorial Hospital During iht past five years, ihey dewalii Appropriations Committee I Know at the Montreal Night research and development was present when the DOT over $€.000 to the hospital The organization has disbanded and at the Mai metiMf il was asciest* te Club organisation emphasizes tnc donate all the montes of the treasury ot the Golden Eagles to the hospital Chart* members and farsjar asked for 1340 million They Slops will be made enroute ever-growing technical input got 1962 million since the in Vermont. Quebec, St to and support for these president of the organiiation Wrikam Burton turns manias ovtr te Eugene J ftwte. Eiecutrw Otrtcter ef Anne's Shrine. Three Kivers. important activities." he Sooth Amboy Memorial Hospital and Andrew r Aibes. a member of tht Bears of Governors and tht and Lady of the Cape added GoMen Eagits Antiques The bus will -leave Born and raised in South Saturday. July 25 at 7 30 Amboy and graduated from am from South Amboy H G Hoffman High School. United Methodist Church News About Your Bought & Sold Reservations must be made Chester is the brother of by June 10: there is a ISO Faithful meinhers ami Kxecut 1 v<- Committee Social Security Councilman Bruce friends of the Chifuoori 721-0123 refundable deposit For Richmond. Chester W e (i n e * d a > . K a m 11 y by Raymond V Hurrelli more information please Communily immigration status lo doctorate in biology and I'nited Methodist Women get a Social Security number theme "Absolute Ixiyahy . will meet The AL'S Paul Tony physiology from the based on a reading from for the first time In University of New Mexico. Matthew 10 34-42. The Administrative Board of The addition, if they are age H ar AUTO BODY W00DMIDGE Fro A lift to 1971. Cliffwood Community South Amboy Owarcti will fltchnwnd WM on the staff of Church, Cliffwood Avenue. meet to dt«cu»K a number of number in person at a Social PAINTING INC. the division of biology and Aberdeen Township, come important items at II pm on Security office 143 Hirned Si medicine of the former U.S. together for worship at 9 July 6th All members of the Generally. US citii Perth Amboy N t Atomic Energy Commission am The Sourh Ambov Board are encouraged to he neeo two documents in Washington, DC Prior to Church, the end of Frank present lo prove age and citii 2A Hr Wrecker Service Residential his Washington service, and Avenue, the Oak Tree Persons from the areas and another lo prove Heavy Duly T before joining Union Carbide Village section of Sayreville, served by these United identity Commercial in 1974. he had been gathers fro worship at 11 Methodist Churches seeking The best proof of age and Industrial associated with the Los a.m. a Church Home in which lo US citizenship ta a birth Alamos National Laboratory express their faith certificate or church record June 28th is also the final as a staff member, section relationship with God that ahows the date and Sunday of the IH0-S1 Church and group leader, and through Jesus Ihe Chrt»t in place of birth Other School program at the South alternate health division worship, study, fellowship. documents that can be used Amboy Church Beginning ;ind meaningful outreach are to prove age and U.S. In lt74, Richmond was Sunday. July 5th. the invited to participate with citizenship include a recipient of the congregations will begin us certificates of naturalisation Orlando Lawrence their summer worship and U.S. passports schedules: Cliffwood Manorial Award for To establish identity, a "aigfliifkant contributions to Community, 8:30 a. nv, South Amboy. 10 am In addition document that shows naate, the development, use or Dinner Honors signature, photograph, ar control of atomic energy " to the regujar Sunday morning worship, during the other identifyiag Doctor information should be month of July, two A testimonial dinner dance additional worship times are provided. Some of the honoring long-time resident documents that can be used scheduled. One, to be held and physician Dr. Charles Trip to PoughkMptit Wednesday nights. 6:30 to establish identity lacJuaa The Madison Township W Hoffman of South Amboy passports, marriaga m., July 1. IS, and 29, will be held al the Pines licenses, drivers' licenses, Senior Cititens Club of egins with a shared Laurence Harbor is planning E Manor. Edison, on Sunday. aiid school records. (covered dish) meal July M. l«l One of the a trip to Poughkoepsie on the followed by an informal time People born outside the Hudson River Day Line on highlight* of the day will be a U.S. who are not U.S. of ttudy/worship/feflow- High Mass to be celebrated July 14. ship; the other, to be held cititens are required to Reservations are atill si 4 pm at SI. Mary's R.C. present evidence of their Wednesday nights, S pm.. Church, followed by a open. For further July • and IS, begins with an lawful immigration status cocktail hour from 6-7 p.m. whan applying for Social information, please contact informal hymn sing followed at the Pines Helen Bohiing at Stt-SIM or by shared message. The Security numbers. They caa ThtJma Waaatka at sat-3615. theme for the lttl program Dinner is at 7 p.m.. and use any document issued by chalrladiea. is Paapte of God on theWay tables of ten are available on the US. Immigration aad The Family Worship times first come basis. Naturalisation Service are heW at the South Amboy The price of the tickets is (tNS) •ra mm «i mv omiui nmnuy sjs per pereuii and may be lurcl TheV p and People lawfully admitted nyiHoftVj nanwNMMv vemCtkvt «s*Silwt timef? s ' are helWd *??£at the ootouisd>otM> *~A it*n. Chairperson!**« M.__sJ to the IIS who want a Social \J *£\llk,wAr Mr and Mrs John' ..„ . Security number far The South Anboy Sacred Cliffwood Community Sayreville. and Ticket HeHeara t HaJy Name Society Church. employment Cnalr| (arsons Mr. and Mrs. be authorised by the INS far will a Cak" ' e Sal" ' e on Activities included on the Raymond Farley, Saturda Church Calendar for the employment before June J7 and Sayreville. They may also be gat Social Security 1 week of June Stlti are: obtained from Mr. and Mrs. tductsmay Tuesday, to a.m., Basaar People who need a R Chuilli, Bertram Avenue; duplicate Social Security ha pruchaeed at the annex Worakshoa and 7:» p.m., Mr. and Mrs. James after at) Maases United Methodist Women card to replace a lost one ar Harrigan, Martha Blvd.; to show a new name nwat Rtrlttn Printing Co. Mr. and Mrs. James aun provide evldami af Beahada, Portia Street; Mr Identity under the new nates. BROADWAY BAKERY Albert Heim. Main Street. The documents used to gat Opart Monday Thru Friday Mr. and Mrs. Jack BanfWd, g:30 a.m. • 4:45 p.m. a Social Security nmnfcat Stanley Akrttki. Prop Campbell Street; Mr. and must be original or ovrtaflad Evenings A Saturday By Appointment Only Mrs. Bernard Pletruski, copies. They wilt ba OPEN DAILY 6 AM TO 8 30 PM Cresent Avenue; Ms. Mary returned CLOSED MONDAY Fern Kennedy, Augusta People should allow 109 No. Feltus St., South Amboy Street, and Mr and Mrs. • waaki for tl John Connors, David Street, applications for new ar SpecialiXtny m all of South Amboy. replacement cards to kf 721-2121 Birthday HtWeddiny Cakes tickets for the affair are processed after all tit selling rapidly, and anyone required evidence hat baaa I Ift Ho. BVIMMKVMV • H«MMh AmtMiv Wfmnpfotno yourord*• «Vaadtnf/f**« you to* wishing them are asked to submitted rmlk yrmVOi/m aw 721-IMI contact any of the above Call 7T7-MO0 for further Immediately. information. South Amboy Glixen 5- TWsslay, Just* 25, I9SI Weiss Acts to Offset Expected Am Student South Amboy Elementary Boy Scouts $ in Federal Student Loan Programs Florida Gr audite Receive Awards in anticipation of that cute will take place and School Honor Roll \Uendancr Hotter Kail Donna Thomas, Catharine Boy Scout Troop No. faVaf waaaasd changes in the it would be prudent for ua to IA Mrs Chismar Mark Vinako, Debra Wisniewski Sacrad Heart Churcb is ptasrsl Ousranteed Student take anticipatory action Ko/ak Brian I^obyci, Stacey 3B Mrs Stoflu>: Edward pround to announce tbt MM program that will have now", Senator Weiaa said. Ma lone Cieslarcxyk, Stacy Currie, following scouts haw been « impa/ct on many As proposed by Senator 2A Miss Skata: Goerge Bruce Cymarvriti, Kathleen praaantad skill swards aai students and their Weiss, there would be (iundrum. Brian Farrell, Nteoje Hemandei. merit hadgaa in a court erf Senator Laurence established a special fund in Mclaughlin John Hockanbarry, James honor on June H Weiss has introduced the Higher Education iA Mrs. Mahoney. Marco Lacko. David Lobyct. Cara Peter McCarthy racatvajt that if enacted, Assistance Authority to be Hodon. Sandra Chiocchi, Lynn Rittanbouse. skiU awards for nnnaiial. be of assistance to kown as the "Educational Jennifer Gumprecht. Jamie 3C - Mrs Want: Vincent camping, hiking, first aidl •bound students Opportunity Loan Fund' Krauus. Thomas Kross, Baliatko. Bridget DaFort. physical filnete, bs affected by the conaarvation; merit badjgaj The "Fund" would be JoAnn Salkiewicz, Catherine Anne Marie Mancini, I outbacks financed Higher Education Lorraine McNerny, Patti for camping and cooking tmt Act", which Vinsko Assistance Authority Bonds, IB Mrs. Stofko: Gary O'Brien, Alysaa Parisen, an "Educational issued pursuant to the Weiss Malisaa Piatta, Chary 1 and patrol leader. tunity Loan Fund" (obi . Kathleen Farrell, bill John Hockenberry, Davitf Ramberger, David Brian Baikowski received the New Jersey The funds derived from Ratajczak, JD Roberts, skill awards for ramabsl, [bar Education Lobycz, Cara Lynn the issuance of the bonds Kitten house. Edward Shilling, Dana cooking, environment; raent Authority, is co- would be used to purchase Ehnoc Krois Wethetinfion ol Stephanick, Joseph badges for campiag, I by Bergen County Tallahassee Drive Holy Hill. ;«: Mrs. Wem: Dawn certain student loans from Matthews, Patti O'Brien. TamDorra, Daana Urbanik cooking, fishing, bom Matthew FeJdman. Florida. f/MluatMl Summa Cum the tenders loanks) who Colin Olson. JD Robertt. 4A Mrs. CannaUa: Mary repair and painting. inaan of the Senate laude June 1? 19S1 from the would be provided with an Dana Stephankk. Charles Clare Brinamen. Kim Bross, Tony Sattilarro i Committee amount of one half or one University of Central Florida, skill awards for . 1 Strait. Dawn Charlton, Lisa existing, but soon to percent of the face falue of Oaytona Beach Campus 4A - Mrs Cannella: Nancy Charmelk), Nancy Chiocchi, camping, hiking, first , t» curtailed Federal Student each loan to defray the She rtceiveo' her Bachelor ol Chiocchi, Brian Kehoe. Russell Dyer, Joyce Forrer, environment; m*rit badges |*a*j Programs, there is no lender's cost for the Arts dtfree in elementary Corey UVigne. Mark Lewis. Doreen Frisch, Holly for camping and taaam^B^^BB> a>Bh^ akaaam^a^at^B^MB' Tuesdays and Thursdays wbile the Federal enajme unoar we atnomaa Belated birthday wtahas to from 9 a.m. to II a.m. This Christine Nelson of FftS God loan regulation, he or she •eif-paoed course has been la ftmdad for the DuPont Service Bayshore Drive who was 79 HM academic year, other borrows oeiiogo fundi from designed for those with little AvaiMife Kaaw i •• must be put in the federal program. Anniversaries or no previous typing years young on June 15th. ^nna Conover, Program Mee and the process of "But for those students, Service awards will be experience on automated •coordinator of the God Willing bonds under the who because of proposed presented to the following typewriters Included will be Squad. Old Bridge Satellite, legislation changes in the federal employee* of E.I duPONT Mag Card A or Vydec CRT ia announcing the new so that New Jersey's program will be unable to de Nemours It Company. taoo Participants must type Concerned To telephone number for those il student loan finance their college Photo Products Plant. a minimum of 40 words per in need. The group, whose •Hgtain would be available education, my program, Parlin. during the month of minute. Meet motto is "People ctmcerasd far the IM243 academic under the law that 1 have July. IMI: Fee for the course is MS about people" may be proposed, will offer welcome The Concerned Committee 30 Years Donald E. Lake. with a $10 laboratory fee for the Institutionalized reached from 10 a.m. to I . "Watte we do not know thr and much needed relief." East Brunswick. For further information p.m. by calling 721-aija Senator Weiss said Elderly will meet on July tth thet the cuts in loan 35 Years: Thomas A. and registration, please call 10a.m. to noon, at Weat Hall, Information about the God ims will take, once Bockus, Sayreville; John T. the Division of Community Middlesex County College, Squad's services may also •s acts, we do know Kahel. South Amboy. Education at the College. Edison be obtained at the above B INVITATION K(»H BID SeHOOO. extension 350 number. THK tWH'SEIMi AITHUWTY <>K THK CITY ttf1 SOtrtH AMBOY will rrmxr mM butt for wort to be done CLASSIC I in mniwriMn wtlli .tnmr Wort (or Propel NJ » I South Amboy.

Hand Car Wash RKB> will tar rwvtved only ai 7 » p m prevailing time, MI Monday. July CARNIVAL WtftJONMSIKPIHilhtl ft IMI at the effkv of thr HawMI Authority ot I he CMy of South Amaay. Hayihor* |)n» teulh Amboy. New Jen**, at which fwiw all (NO* • til he July 13 thru 18 - 6:00 p.m. -11:00 p.m. pwUtrly oamod and mad aloud Cart ran dorummu ar» on flto ai thr olftrr of (he Authority and cajiw of thr dnruwwU may hr ototaMMd Sponsored By Inm thr Authority on Monday Ihrous* Kndoy MM I M a m and 4 M piti AdranHtofSMSOinthrtormafa rhMk for aaeh at* af bid darwiMnU la ttnmtnt DofjaaMt will or rthwdid to South Amboy First Aid & Safety Squad. Inc. rack »f lh» ajraafwlivr art

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ft/avit MUSIC • FOOD • ton* i Seafoods 109 fa. Broadway South Amboy, NJ. 7214657 LIVE MUSIC WED. THROUGH SAT. ClowFor Wtdnttdty - Rock Night with tpiison" Thursday - MtlroM Black Hiwks Friday Polish Night with 'Sdoaft Brothers" Saturday - Irish Night with "Giftgarmtn" WNOpM ktylth FUN FOR ALL TWe South Amboy Citizen HuimUy, Juste 15, 1981 Intercropping Expands A Life Worth Living Tlio ™§y Garden's Limits Elderly blacks living in a Though jobs and housing Health la aat always Ignorance of high Home gardeners who do Plants which have depressed urban were scarcer than (he bliis Primarily, they wanted to pressure can toad to not ha ve the space to grow as different types of environment must suffer migrants had expected. investigate the lives of a stroke, heart attack, or heart many different crops as they such as onions aad from chronically tow Newark at least was free of sizable group of elderly and kidney flalure, says would like could benefit by can often be grown morale, if not total despair the horrors faced every lay blacks in an urban Middlesex County Heart using a system known as without competing too much intercropping for necessary sunlight At toast, this it what a in the tobacco roads of tneir environment, in order to 1 taaM of researchers front origins. understand what matters to An estimated 34 million Basically intercropping, Intercropping may mean which is also known as ftetfera University's Here, the newcomers were the black aged in their own Americans have high Mood more work, especially companion planting, means during the planning stage. on Aging assumed rarely subjected to the culture and from their own pressure and, in many cases, it is undetected and wing two or more crops but if space is the primary they launched this lynchings many had standpoint. the. same place at the constraint in a home garden, witnessed and all had feared untreated. Although the r /• first long-range We were dealing with a basic cause of high Mood same time The secret is to this system al.fews •asa> ef aid age as it affecu in the South. complete void in information pressure has not yet been plant crops which are gardeners to make monr Black children were not about the black aged as a Identified, usually it can be harvested early with crops efficient use of their space. to our surprise, turned away from the public minority group, for the same controlled A wide variety of which are harvested late, so "Day! U Mat artty" we found exactly the schools; slowly, money reasons that there was very drugs are now available and, that the garden is in constant OeJy Hriattve efpesltt." comments might even be put away for little published black in some caees, mldificalion Seed catalogs and other laatitttte founder and the purchase of a small history," notes Faulkner of diet and exercise patterns Intercropping offers a lot vegetable variety #r«a|sr Audrey Faulkner. house — given luck and the "But we were definitely slone can reduce blood of beneifts to the home recommendation bulletins rdener. It helps protect stamina to cope with long not out to - ompare blacks pressure. state the average number of Tea years after setting up i soil from erosion and days required from seeding hours in the physically The permanent damage K • free, multi-service with whites" direct sunlight, it helps to maturity While this taxing, low-paying jobs that Secondly, th* researchers from untreated high blood center for senior pressure is well known. Why spread labor more evenly serves the purpose of living within the most were obliged to accept planned to document the then are so many otherwise during the growing weeon, indicating that <»ne variety Ceatral Ward of Newark, the Today, 73 years old and impact that a wide range of woU-informed Americans and it provides some recommendation bulletins ttate University considerably slowed by the activities, counseling and noring this danger? insurance against complete state the average number of fereatologiits have now loss of her eyesight. referral services might have aIddlesex County Heart failure because more than days required from seeding eaded the service phase of Florence Ware nonetheless on the lives of the same Association says, high blood one crop is being gown. to maturity While this tfc* project and begun counts herself among the seniors. preasure is often called the The greatest benefit, serves the purpose of talirpreiing a massive fortunate. "We were real advocates 'silent disease" Generally, however, is that this system indicating that one variety will mature before another, She owns he* jwn home, with welfare and with it has no symptoms and, of gardening makes the most of data gathered efficient use of scarce home the actual number of days to and her children visit medical services." Faulkner tragically.-* it Is easy to ginore It can work unseen gardening resources maturity that are listed may frequently. Somehow, too, says. "If they needed mental Staff members anticipate for years impairing normal space and growing time not always be true fladlag nothing more she makes do on around WOO health care, we got them in function of the heart and Intercropping can be done A prime example are the asteaishing than the a month. touch. We found housing for arteries, as well as. by any one of three methods varieties of peas being tested early into the To tell the truth." she many, and hassled with the damaging other body simultaneous intercropping. at the Cook College that the old people muses, "I feel better now Newark Housing Authority organ* You can feel good, relay intercropping, or a vegetable research farm All liviftg in one of the than I used to when f was when we found elevator* even be young, and still nave combination of the two the varieties were planted on Northeast* most young. I really don't fee) old. that didn't work and halls high Wood pressure No age Simultaneous intercroppt March W Sparkle, the first tPJs|a»ir1tli»J neighborhoods I don't know how I got so filled with litter." yor M?X is -immune and black ng meeiut planting two or early variety is listed as a to- day variety However. vttw taetr lives with a sense old." Intensive interviews with (Americans are almost SO more crops at the same percent more likely to have time They may or may not because of (he unusually ef satis/action, pride and Like most of the subjects members of both an it than white Americans have different harvest cold weather we had this evejn trwmpn. of the Rutgere Mack aging experimental group thai times For example, spring, this variety will be 1 project. Mrs, Ware is ^-A-two-pronged attack on Ware is s case in received the services, and a the "silent disease" must be radishe* mature before almost 3 weeks late in profoundly religious and control group that did not. initiated, say* Middlesex lettuce, so these two crops maturing Instead of of the hundreds of physically resilient, though provided the information County Heart Association can be planted together By maturing in flu day* it will raademly selected elderly not necessarily in good they were seeking First, have your blood the time the lettuce is large take ID da y* cHltam who agreed to take health. These qualities After a hiatus from 1974 to pressure checked Second, if enough to require a lot of So. keep in mind that part in monthly interviews helped provide the inner and 1978. during which new, your pressure M high, follow space, the radishes will have weather condition* can •panning a number of years. outer strength necessary to sponsors and ulaff were your doctor's advice about been harvested Pole beam stimulate a given variety to and sweet corn arc an Mrs. Ware does not lead an migrate in the first place to located lo ruri the original medication and treatment. mature earlier or HemenSber. only your doc*or example of crops which have considerably later than it easy lift the unfamiliar industrial center, another grant more nearly the sbme Northeast. can tell if you have high says m Need catalog* Blind, widowed and living allowed the researcher)* to blood pressure and it is harvest time Seeds uf both alette on a street where Now, comments institute return to the Central Ward essential to adhere to the crops are planted in the i aad armed assault are director Faulkner, "Few of Established in a second program he specifically same hole and the pole beans the seniors have day-to-day housing protect, they were designs for you He will grow up the corn stalks Hm Ware's eatftusJasm for contact with while able In continue the study encourage you to eat well- It makes the beans a little COPOToMeet fife typifies an attitude employers who constantly and simultaneously evaluate balance, low-cholesterol., harder to harvest, but it the rnpn Window* and 1 again and again to put them down for being the results of their earlier low-fat meals; reduce the doesn't reduce the yietd of Widower* only Chapter at hers from New black. And there is some efforts ^ amount of sodium isalt) in either crop, and it gives the Middlenex County will hold your diet. quit smoking gardener more variety in the their monthly aortal on Jersey'! State University comfort, too, in being finally Almost as soon as the cigarettes, reach and garden Friday. July .1.1M1 at »pio Sfet arrived in Newark entitled to a small second round of interviewing maintain proper body at the MnoM* Hall Convery wltli her husband and Ketay intercropping supplemental security check began, the Faulkner team weight: and follow an means planting one crop Hlvd . Perth Amboy as part of the each month." realized that their exercise program first, such as peas, and then A monthly dance will be World War surge of Headed by Faulkner and intervention had indeed individually outlined for you planting a second crop, such Md on Friday. July 24. Ittl WafMtton from the deep Marsel Heisel. principal made a difference in the For more information on as sweet corn, before the ai » pm al the Polish investigators, the black lives of the elderly who had high blood pressure, contact first crop is harvested If National Home. New Market of her friends have aging project staffers have received services at the the Middlesex County Heart peas are grown in rows Avenue. South Ptainfield to the city for much worked toward a double goal original Rutgers-staffed Association. M74350 A« a which are 3 feet apart. sweet For information call l*e team, you and your doctor contributing to the since 1171, when they first neighborhood center. com can be planted in 3-foot Kuhn 085 3066 can control high blood New members are Ant great tide ef blacks that established themselves in They found that a rows between the pea rows preasure cordially invited (o attend. fltd hi Intensely racist South A combination of the two the Central Ward with funds surprising number of these This is a nonprofit, daring and immediately from a branch of the seniors were not only forms of intercropping might be nomething like sectarian organization. after World war I National Institute of Mental managing, on their own. to Trip to Wildwood this: plant spinach in rows; I obtain good health care, before it is harvested, plant adequate nourishment and The Madison Township THE BORN LOSER Senior Citizens Club of sweet corn and pole beans financial aid. but had also Laurence Harbor is planning together in rows between the U says the VA by gone on to assume a trip on July 30 to Wildwood spinach rows; when the JIM Art Soniom leadership roles in the for the day spinach is finished, elderly rights movement. Reservations are still transplant squash where the UflEtf TO THKj W1WWS OF VETS Using computers to open. For any information or spinach used to be. CARNEY analyse the data on these reservations, please contact In this way, the gardener and other findings, the Helen Bohling at MS-5106 or can get four crops Tram the GENERAL MM BE EXJTITIEP ID CEftAJK) same garden space. institute members will now Thelma Wasatka at Mt-Sflos. chairladles. This type of gardening CONTRACTORS IONAL AND HCMB U3P\M be able to identify predictors require considerable - life conditions that are planning and foresight, BENEFIT?! most likely to have an effect First Baptist Church howeverowever, to be most on factors like self-esteem successful Before planting Muni) Doors* WIIMHIW. and length of life .!• . • t-.ri •teds or setting transplants UimMintt r.trprntrv Future publications will in the ground, consider each r> r In,. I crop's growing period, the attempt to shed light on HJMAM questions like the •pace II needs, and other requirements such as 721-6863 relationship between health nutrients and sunlight. and life span. At the same time, they will offer the first thorough description of an aging urban black population and of it* special needs. Residents of South Amboy Through all the papers and IMM>KH will run a common The South Amboy First Aid and Safety Squad theme of incredible courage and endurance among would like to thank those who have participated in people who are. In defiance of all odds, simply happy to our Annual Fund Drive. Citizens still wishing to he alive i Florence Ware puts it into donate may do so by mailing contributions to: words. "I'm kind of glad aboul the wisdom I have now; that's SOUTH AMBOY FIRST AID what'* ntee about old age," Ctfttict Mirtst VA office she says. P.O. BOX 328 "Even though I cant do (cUtek ytur phone book) or like 1 used to do, I'm glad SOUTH AMBOY, NJ. 08879 e lecel veterans group. I'm oW I wanted to grow old" The South Amboy Qtisen Tnureday, Jus* 25, 19tl Handicapped Loan Amendment Turnptfc* Offers Evergreens Showing Winter Burn Help Prevent Adopted By Full Committee Tourftt Quid* the root system could not Blindness Congretuimun Chr ML Smith Employment opportunities New Jersey may be outer ovor^grsoss over tne meet the demand of the heat Reported eye injuries, succeeded in reducing for the handicapped has a handling for a banner year in last several weeks have and drought-stressed foliage from fireworks aecldtata interest rate* on dirwl loans direct relationship to tourist and recreational displayed ait alarming in summer/fall and again rose nearly 40 percent in list to the handicapped from travel, and the New Jersey amount of winter burn that of the winter winds. over the previous year, reductiuii in welfare and damage. Remember: winter 9>4% to 3%, during a markup food stamps The Turnpike Authority is Proper planting techniques according to the New Jersey session of the House Small handicappad who benefit helping the state to prusue bum damage may occur in are of prime importance to Society to Prevent Business Committee. Thin from the SBA loans arv in the new record. The January, but not manifest ensure a Jong and productive Blindness, an AffUiato of tilt was Smith's first legislative turn contributing to the Turnpike's new Tourist itself until July Tissues life of ornamental trees and National Society. victory In Congress productivity of our country. Guide Is off the press. affected by severe weather shrubs. Thousands of Americans The Committee met for It is more than a worthwhile the revised edition of the conditions in mid-winter Proper lant and site suffer disabling injuries final consideration of a Mil to program. It is a sound Authority's illustrated may not "brown off' until selection, soil preparation, from fireworks each year, consolidate and modify investment in our nation's brochure is planned to assist mid-summer. planting, pruning, etc. ere virtually all of which Mi Small Business economy." the thousands of patrons who Many spruce tress were necessary to ensure success be avoided In hospital Administration programs, the Handicapped Loan will use the Turnpike to visit totally defoliated in January Container-grows atock including business and Amendment is Smith's first the state's historic and aa a lesult of heat and requires special treatment estimated f ,400 people nvenment loans to amendment as the new amusement places this year drought stress of last to allow the root system to treated for pyrotechnic haiy-Tipped persons Representative > of New Already increased Turnpike summer, fsll followed spread out into the new site Injuries last year. Of this The adoption of Smith's Jersey's Fourth District. traffic - tM,603 more closely by severe winter and establish good soil-to-rot total, 1,000 were to the eye. Amendment prevented the I'm very pleased that my vehicles during January weather. Both the contact With the Independence already approved raising of first amendment was met through May over the same summer/fall and winter Day holiday approaching, the .nterett rate on SBA with approval." Smith said, period last year — poinU to a extremes provided sufficient the Society has issued a loans to the handicapped "but i am even more bonanza year for tourists drought stress which warning that all kinds of from 3% to »'•« V "Since the gratified with the substantial "If the trend continues/ resulted in loss of the foliage Tree Lilac Boars fireworks endanger life and inception of the program in results that will be made for s/iid Executive Director due to excessive limb, especially eyesight. IO73r\ Smith said, interest such a worthy cause." William J. Flanagan, "we transpiration. Flowers In June "The figures available rates for the handicapped expect this summer will be a Plant material of many Mid to late June Is may represent only a have been statutory set at record breaker" types, either totally or blossoming time for the fraction of those that war* 3% At a time when To point out New Jersey's partially affected, were Japanese tree lilac (Syrtnga hurt. There is no way te handicapped person* are attractions - the full-color under stress due to previous amurenais japonica) that estimate how many warn finally making great strides Blind Atsoc. Mittr tourist guide and - map conditions. A healthy plant seems to bring a repeat of admitted directly to toward leading full and describes points of interest with a good root system the much earlier common hospitals or were treated in productive lives." he went The regular meeting of the throughout the itate and lists would not have "over- lilac (Syrings vulgaris) doctors' offices," exnlstntd on. "tripling the interest rate Karitan Bay Association of the Turnpike interchanges reacted" to these weather- season. Its flowers are Frank E. Sulllva*, will have a serious negative the Blind was held at John's closest to them related stress factors, but cream-white borne in the Chairman of the New Jersey impact on the handicapped 1 Halfway House. 533 Mr. Flanagan said the may have exhibited some spirelike arrangement of the Affiliate and President of find such a raise very Ridgeway Ave . South guides are available in the barely noticeable signs. common lilac. MutursI Benefit Life difficult to Justify ' Amboy, on Wednesday, June Turnpike service area Plants, however, in poorly- This lilac is more treelike Insurance Co. "By wa> of background. 17,«(7pm information centers. They drained soils; planted in than the common lilac and "All fireworks - extreme exposure; ultimately will grow to be firecrackers, bottlerocxets. the SBA has approved ft 10 Firsl vice president will «lo be mailed to those million in direct loans to the who write to the Public Rhododendron in full sun; aout SO feet tall. It is M-ao'i, as well as punks and Barbara Finan conducted Information Department, planted too deeply (even vigorous and stocky, and its sparklers — can burn the handicapped,' Smith told the meeting. The invocation the audience at the New Jersey Turnpike many years earlier); bark on the trunk and older eyes, even cause blinds!—," Committee hearing, "and was given by Mrs. Ann Authority, New Brunswick, "potbound" root system of limbs somewhat resemble Frank Sullivan continued. ItO million of those runds Sullivan The Picnic N.J. 08903 container-grown stock; or the bsrk of the cherry. "Seemingly harmless have aided small business Committee announced that for whatever reason, were The tree lilac Is useful in sparklers siizle at concerns and workshop the Association's annual hit especially bad this year. the home landscape ss s temperatures over 1S00 F." Plants with a damaged or specimen tree or grouped ss "The only ssfe wsy to •halters in my own state of picnic will be held Sunday, tm paired root system New Jersey September 13 st Ed Patten s windbreak. Quite often it enjoy fireworks is In licensed Arts and Crafts suffered from winter burn as shows off well In front of s public displays,1' he advised. Smith alto noted that "the Center. Perth Amboy. at 2 bsckground of evergreens. ''For many years, tan rate of default on SBA loans p m Registration An introduction from Society has urged that use of to the handicapped is the The Morgan Lion's Jack Hulsart, Recreation Dry Ak Reason To Japan, as Its botanical name pyrotechnics be limited ta lowest in the Administration sponsored this meeting Mr Director, has announced Indicates, the tree lilac was this way. In fact, this la While the default rate on plans for the start of the Ban Smoking Lou Mssterson, chairman of Because cigarette smoke brought to this country in Isw in 18 ststes, other SBA loans runs Summer Arts and Crafts 1876. fireworks are still anywhere between 5 and 12 the Sight Conservation program in the relatively dry air of percent, the handicapped Committee. and the commercial airline cabins The tree lilac and s whole illegally on streets and la This year's program will group of small and medium- many stores." investment loan program complete Morgan begin on Monday. June 2Mh increases the discomfort of tea stayed at a low 4% nonamokers - and may add sise flowering trees make up Parents should pay membership plus their wives with registration taking one of the attractions of the particular attention to * defaulf t rate " atteaded the affair by to their health risks - the at 9:89 a.m. at the Delsware-RarUan Lung Rutgers Display Gardens at warnings, since BT SSBBjBBSJB'Vtt ^JJ gvM Rutgers' Cook College in of the injur. y victims art at Wi Amendment has ,• a very fine dinner George Street Association supports a total "built-in benefit" ban on smoking in airliners New Brunswick. The children. "Fireworks art The 30 percent humidity in gardens are at Route 1 and explosive devices. Be sure It most airliners exacerbates Ryders Lane. keep your youngste>s away the irritation of the mucous all trees in the group are from them. And, don't membranes lining the especially useful to forget, the victims of sinuses and upper landscape the grounds of the pyrotechnic accidents art . respiratory system, and this modern home, usually lower often innocent bystanders." Plea effect is pronounced in and more compact than the "Have s plessurtblo parsons with allrgy, asthma, Victorian mansion holiday, without riskingyoar respiratory infections and well-being." Mr. Sulllvsa America is not your ashtray chronic lung diseases, the concluded. "Enjoy tan voluntary health agency said fireworks from s salt in comments to the Civil English Association distance at public Aeronautics Board. The CAB exhibitions' Is reviewing current Trip to Miami Beach For more information oa requirements concerning The franklin D. English how to protect yourself from inflight smoking Association will sponsor everyday eve hazards, ssad Medical research linking their fifth trip to Mismi a stamped self-addressed] secondhand smoke with lung Beach, Florida, from business site envelope ta in wives of smoking November 22 to November Prevent Blindness, Sfg and symptoms of 29,1981, 8 days and 7 nights George Street, Now toxiclty reported by Complete trip includes jet Brunswick, New Jersey flight attendants flying travel to and from Miami, all 08801 Ask for the Damesot, regularly at high altitudes transfers, hotel "Eye Safety U No alto are cited by the lung accommodations, ticket to Accident". association ss reasons for Notre Dame vs. Miami THE National Society to banning Inflight smoking. University football game, Prevent Blindness, The otone exposure may entertainment, etc. established in 1908, is the create enhanced sensitivity Reservations sre open to oldest voluntary health to tobacco smoke irritants in Auguft 15. 1981. Trip is agency nationally sngsgtd the high altitude limited. Sign up early. in preventing blindness anviromont, the association For further information through community servke says. Americana purchase contact Franklin D. English programs, public and nearly 300 million plane Association. P.O. Box at. professional education and seats a year, and there's South Amboy, N.J. or call ireh. reason to export at least two- 7J7-01II or 721-8841. thirds of *)* passongen on any flight to be nonsmokers, the lung sssocistion said total smoking ban Is their Congratulations 'Classified best protection against the dangers of secondhand Congratulations to the For Sale smoke in the cabin. Melrose Drum and Bugle Popup Camper 1976 If the ban cannot be Corps. They received a Starcraft. Steeps 6. $1500.00. adopted quickly, the trophy for second place st Call weekdays 5-9 pm • *7*- Delaware-Rarltan Lung the Madison Park parade on 0436 Association offers alternate June 20th suggestions such as; prohibiting smoking during YARDSALE takeoff delays, on flights of Melrose Drum and less than two hours, in planes with lots than SO stats South Amboy and during periodic • - front of F intervals on flights longer LJWnntOWlf Bsyshore Drive, from #•.«. than two hours. to 3:90 p.m. June 17th. "Mo For further information 133So Ptne Ave EarlyBirds" calloOMSt-ini QpenBa.m. 6 Days LAWNS CUT Repairs I Service All Types Mowers CAU JOt 727-0140 721-1 tit file Soutk Atnboy Oti Iliiiriday, June 25, 1981

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