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The Commission members who are Torn Noble, (.Chair- man i Paul Bouchard, Ray Dear Citizens: Hughes, George Kerns. 1 Bernice Modvar, Alfie i am pleased to report that our proposed marina project, the O'Connor and Kevin Walsh cornerstone of the future development of South Amboy's water- were appointed by Mayor front, is another step doser to becoming a reality John T. O'ljeary last year to We have been encouraged by the Middlesex County Improve- help direct the City's efforts ment Authority and its Chairman. Ralph Mocci. to submit an to plant new trees along its application lo finance this proiect as soon as possible. streets Chairman Mocci has informed me that he thinks that with our The Corn mission is also location and the high demand (or marina space the City would do involve! in developing a mam- well financially with this proiect The Improvement Authority was lenance program for the pleased with our preliminary design plan which we will be com- present stiK/k of shade trees pleting shortly. that present a hazard, or sim- 1 will keep you posted as we progress with our application ply need pruning. process. Mayor O I,eary and the The firehouse was renovated inside and out and an addition Shade Tree Advisory Com m ls- was constructed on the second floor. By all accounts the quality sion inernlx-rs urge residents of the workmanship was excellent and the finished product is who want a new shade tree beautiful. pi an let! in front of their homes In addition, the City was able to make these renovations at a tins fall, to contact the City reduced cost through the discounted constructions services of Construction Begins-The expansion program at the South Amboy Elemental School has Business Administrator's Of- begun. Two bulldozers, shown here, started the construction process last week. SpinieMo Construction Co. fice at 721-1211 totK placed My thanks for a job well done go to Mr James Spiniello, the on the list. Billy Graham Project Manager. Art Caprio, the Architect Patrick Burke, all the These trees will only be construction workers and all of the members cl Mechanicsville planted between the curb arid to Appear Scranton Hose Co. for their assistance and patience throughout the project the sidewalk. Softball Teams Finally, it is with great pride and joy that I announce to you my The appearance of Rev Dean's List lovely wife Kathy gave birth to a bouncing baby boy on July 10, Needed Billy Graham on the Great The University of Scranton 1991. John Thomas O'Leary weighed in at8lbs is 21 inches long Dr. Kulessa Lawn ofCentral Park on Sep- has announced that 613 stu- and of course, is as cute as a button. New York Yankee, Steve tember 22 has been officially dents have been named to the Named approved by the New York I am very grateful God has blessed my wife and I with a happy, Sax, was named Honorary- Dean's List forihespring lit^l Department of Parks and healthy baby and I thank all of you who have expressed your Sigmund Kulessa, D.O. Chairman of the Annual Fas- semester The list, which cites Recreation, Dr. V Simpson congratulations and good wishes on this joyous event was recently named the ter Seal Softball Weekends to students for academic excel- Middlesex County Physician Turner, Crusade1 Chairman, lence, includes undergradu- Until next time, my best to you and your families and my God be held on August 16, 17 & IS in Home Care for 1991. announced today. Dr Turn< r at. > III the ( \. liege tit Al 'Is .Hid Bless. and August 24 <& 2S at 14 The award, presented by locations throughout the praised the Parks Depart Sciences; the School of Man- the Center for Home Health state ment for its coopt'ration ag<'inent. the Colle^<' of Mayor John T O'Leary 1 Development, JYiricoton, hon- The event, sponsored In Hilly (irafiam s Sept<'mix , Health. Kiluciit ion and llu- ors physmans in New Jersey Century 21 of the Norllie.i^t. appearance w ill l>ehisfir>l IP i:ian Resources; and the Bodybuilding Returns to Shore who contribute to indepen- >|uvicil mrd ia sponsor \\ I'lX- New York since the sumn.rr De.xier Haniey ( 'oiiege Area dent living for t lie elderly, dis- TV, ( W.annel 1 1 and Wilson of I'l'il when he filled M.i.Ji re.-ulents named to the Dean s r The 8th annual Gladiator l, especially to health an.! abled, chronically and termi- Sporting < MHMIS. is a fun and sun Square Garden for '••i, List l iu Iti.ie Jill A. Joswu'fs, Suits Muscle Beach Body- fitness-conscience people. nally ill patients through the friend! v com f>eti tion for men s >traiglit months in a serir--. • >f 12 Miara Stris-t. Parhn; building Championship will Over 75 amateur male ami use of home health care. women s .iMil coed t>'amS of a 11 meetings scheduled to la-t return to the New Jersey 11'male bodybuilders from the Dr Kulessa, a physinan leveis of GRADE A 990 PINT CHICKEN CUTLETS Country Pride Cucumbers New Jersey Super Select $299 LB. South Amboy Foodtown 4/990 Liquor Sales Olympia 24-1201.cans$ 7.99 Schaefer ,.24-1202 cans $ 9.49 SEVEN SEAS 2 LITER BOTTLE Miller Lite or Draft Lite ...24-12 oz cans $11.99 SALAD DRESSING COKE CLASSIC, Bud Light, Bud, Bud Dry241202 cans$11.99 Asst. Var., 8 oz. bottle Minute Maid, Reg., Diet & Caffeine Free Busch or Busch Lite 24-1202 cans $ 9.99 (save 40c) (save 50c) Smirnoff Vodka 1.751. $15.99 Old Smuggler Scotch L $11.99 F00DT0WN 13 OZ. CAN COFFEE Seagrams VO 7SOML$ 8.99 SLICED BACON MAXWELL HOUSE Bacardi Rum USL $15.49 Reg. or Thick, 11b. pkg. (1/2 price) Asst. 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BiJI A-4586 is tying dor mart in the Assembly and needs strong State S«n,itor Carmen Orechto has introduced an identical bill Genera! Business Mil- Ck'tieral Business Machines support from anyone who cares about humane treatment for S3516 in the Senate as a companion measure. Write Sen. chines has boon nnmod an IH an outstanding company animals. II would help secure betier care for stray and unwanted Raymond Z<\ne, Statehouse, Trenton, N.J. 08626. This bill needs authorized sales a^ent for that can meet these exp Invitation to 2nd Ward Residents Q. How much did you pay your bank in ANYONE living in Sayreville Newly appointed Sivond Ward Council manJohn Kelly service charges on your checking or South Amboy will |>o having an Open I louse atlheDr Char lew W Hoffnutn account last month ? Senior Resource Center on can have a checking account at Saturd Chartered in 1941 by the Federal Government, YOUR FRIENDLY, NEIGHBORHOOD / -> ,t-i,J.,,l / S.S.' 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The cause is probaWy lop Bordentown Ave at Van Strain resulting from Injuries IT A'_ Brunt Industrial Corr^fex and pressure suffered in talks All Car Tech Inc, Complete Auto Care along with improper sitting, like • Brakes Soyreville •FOREIGN AND sitting on a steel folding chair DOMESTIC REPAIRS • Air Conditioning 257-8181 for hours •ELECTRONIC AND • Oil Change OIL CHANGE Custom-fitted belts are DIGITAL D F I sometimes used to strap the 178 Rt. 35 & FILTER buttocks together to assure 721-5220 Across from Pirate Ship 40' SOUTH PINE AVFNUF. $19.95 protection for the coccyx when SOUTH AMHO> 566-8600 up to 5 Qtt. sitting Donut shaped cushions ;u/k Skumik uiih seven u\ir old black Ml, R\;ui wtlll also help protect an injured DonlTradt YourCtr! v coccyx. 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KATHL1EN THERKELSEM Sayreville Taeknondo Chiropractor 51? Rarlfen Street Route 9, So. Sayreville Plaza TO HE RKPRKSKNTKI) IN THIS 721-6100 727-3335 DIRECTORY, CALL 727-2000. QO 9 COMMUNITY We'll perform your warranty n purchased your Chrysler, Piyi W N CHRYSLER ^ O CALENDAR PLYMOUTH LU I AUGUST 1991 CO SUN MON TUES WEDi THURS FRI 1 6 8 9 11 SAYREVILLE 12 14 15 16 PLANNING BD. MEETING SOUTH AMBOY SOUTH AMBOY SAYREVILLE BOARD OF FIRE SAFETY SHADE TREE ADVISORY BD. ADJUSTMENT ADVISORY COM. MEETING MEETING MEETING 18 19 20 21 22 23 SAYREVILLE COUNCIL MEETING SOUTH AMBOY SOUTH AMBOY COUNCIL REDEVELOPMENT MEETING AGENCY MEETING 25 26 27 28 29 30 SAYREVILLE SOUTH AMBOY BOARD OF DD OF ED ADJUSTMENT MEETING MEETING WOOD CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH AUTHORIZED SALES • SERVICE • PARTS • LEASING . RENTALS CHRYSLER GUARANTEE CHRYSLER MOTORS MOTORS GENUINE PARTS We continue our progress in You bought a quality car. Bring it At Wood Chrysler-Plymouth to Wood Chrysler-Plymouth customer satisfaction, building we don't cut corners, we use the quality Chrysler service stronger service organization c original MOPAR parts designed dealership, and have it repaired our most important product, right the first time. exclusively for your car. Satisfied Customers. MOPAR EXPRESS LUBE CHRYSL6 GENUINE ,ork no matter where you mouth or Dodge product. WOOD tt> »Dodge m *• CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH o N -i-yul m IMMEDIATE SERVICE z !«*• No Appointment Necessary mopar CO HOTLINE PERFORMANCE SERVICE HOURS: 727-1740 M-F 7:30 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. 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FIVE-STAR SERVICE QUALITYAWARD July 18,1991 - THE CITIZEN - Paae 10 HEALTH Cancer Survivors Can Have Children By Dr. l);iniel <\>ll>urn A majority of adults treated I'm-1 -ancer in their childhood can conceive normal, hcalthv children if their reproductive organs are functioning normally. Waking Up to Morning Sickness More and mure- < hii.ln>n diagnosed with childhood cancer My Uiclmnl li. Schwartz, .Mf), found before age 20 ar e ii\ mg healthy adult lives. Significant President, The Aineri«-»iii College of advances in cancer ihmi|)\ have led to cures for 10 of the Obstetricians and (iynrcoloyisth childhood tamers, sm h as llodgkm's disease, acute leukemia If vou've nkiivi considered vourself n "morning person," and testicul.ir riiriihun.i. ami tn long-term survival rates for your'enthusiasm tor the early hums may dimmish when at least atiot her lit cancers voul>ecomo pregnant Many women w ho are used In waking Because cancer tiierapv usually involves treatments with up refreshed and energetic find they feel nauseous and radiation or chemotherapy, many adults who were childhood groggy the first few months they are pregnant. This or adolescent cancer patients believe that they are perma- common complaint of pregnancy is known us morning nently sterile or incurable of producing a normal baby. But sickness that's not always the cast1. At ie.isi naif of all pregnant women experience nausea The o\anes and testicles are less affected by treatment and vomiting during the early months of pregnancy. Al- involving radiation or chemotherapy prior to the onset of though these symptoms most often occur in the morning, puberty than in adulthood. If treated as a teenager, both they may continue throughout the day. Such symptoms males and females may be infertile for three to five years after should not 1M' muse fur alarm They are usually a sign that treatment. If the ovaries and testicles can produce eggs or the pregnancy is progressing normally. sperm, however, normal fertility usually returns. No one knows for sure what causes morning sickness, Further, the risks of a childhood earner patient having n but many experts think that it is relaUnl to changes in miscarriage or producing a child with a birth def«vt are no hormone levels, along with relaxation of thrsmimlli muscles greater than that of the general |H>pu)at)on Normally 13 to 15 of the stomach. Certain odors and HII empty stomach can percent of pregnant women will miscarry the fetus and three trigger nausea and vomiting. Although the symptoms may to four percent will deliver children with some form of birth !>o quite distressing, morning sickness rarely leads to any defect. These figures arc the same for those treated for serious problems, such as weight loss or nutritional defi- Auxiliary Leader Poised childhood cancer who conceive. ciencies. The ri.sk of becoming sterile after cancer treatment in- I'nfurtunatoly, doctors can't offer women a simple cure for for Challenges creases for women as they get older because they have fewer morning sickness. Hut we can recommend some ways of For most of her adult lifo, Mary Konyk, K.N., has dedicated follicles, the egg-producing part of the ovary. Whether ovula- alleviating its symptoms and roxlucing the unpleasantness herself to serving the community through her work at Raritan tion and menses return in a woman usually depend on the and discomfort. Bay Medical Center. How appropriate that in 1991 "The Year location and type of cancer, the treatment administered and Kat frequent, smalt meals each day and try not to lot your of the Volunteer," Konyk steps in as President of one of the the dosage. stomach become empty oldest all-voluntoer hospital auxiliaries in New Jersey. While males and females survivors of cancer therapy usu- Arise slowly in the morning, sitting on the side of the tx>d Raritan Bay Medical Center's Perth Am boy Auxiliary is as ally can produce children, one should not consider beginning for n few minutes before getting up. vital a component of the medical center today as it was when a pregnancy while undergoing treatment. The treatment can Snack on crackers or dry toast throughout tin* day and founded in 1888 to plan for a small hospital in Perth Am boy. damage sperm, egg* and fetus, significantly increasing the avoid citrus juice, milk, coffee, and tea when you feel During the more than 100 years of service, the group has risk of miscarriage or birth defects. nauseous. provided vital community support and implemented During treatment of cancer in the first trimester of preg- Avoid unpleasant odors whenever possible. fundraising projects for the medical center. By funding many nancy, exposure of the fetus to either chemotherapy or radia- (Jet some extra sleep and relaxation. major expansion plans and implementing important health tion results in a high incidence of gross malformation and If your symptoms become sever, notify your doctor. education programs, the auxiliary plays an instrumental role mental retardation. Patients should be counseled about inter- Sometime a more serious condition may be causing the at the medical center. Aa it has demonstrated in the past, vention if the treatment cannot IK> postponed until the second problem Konyk believes that the auxiliary will rise to meet the chal- or third trimester. Just when you think you can't stand another day of lenges facing the healthcare industry Now fertility treatments give cancer patients the option of feeling ill, your morning sickness will pass. Symptoms 'The healthcare industry is facing unprecedented crises in preserving eggs arid sporm through freezing techniques before v typically don't last past the third month of pregnancy You the wake of budget cuts on the national, state and county level i>4 ginning treatment. If cancer treatment has resulted in should l>o able to spend the next six months getting up on — this is compounded by thecurrent period of recession," said permanent sterility for a man or woman, egg and sperm dunor the right side of the bod Konyk. "But I know that our members will tackle these programs are available. Single, free copies of "Food, Pregnancy & Health" challenges, continuing their dedication and commitment to (AP001) are available by sending a stamped, self- quality healthcare at Rantan Bay Medical Centers Perth addressed, business size envelope along with the Amboy Division. Also, our members are in a unique position name of the booklet to: The American College of to education their peers on importanthoalthcaro issues -- they ObsU*trician« and Gynecologists, Resource Center, have a pulse on both the community and the medical center." Tips on Healthy 409 12th Street, SW, Washington DC 20024 Konyk was educated at the Muhlcnbcrg Hospital School of Nursing, and Rutgers, The State University. She earned her Families Master degror in Nursing Education from New York Univer- Studies of healthy fami- act of listening is a powerful sity. In addition to her duties as auxiliary president, Konyk is way of showing we care for a member of the Rantan Bay Medical Center Board of Direc- lies have identified several characteristics which help one another. Health Currents tors. Healthy families show car- Konyk's career at Raritan Bay Medical Center, which keep families that way. These characteristics are not related ing in other ways, too. Too began in 1960, crested in 19«0 when she was named Vice often we assume that loved Using Peer Pressure to Steer President of Nursing. Prior to this appointment, Konyk held to the number of adults in the household or to income level. ones know we care. But Teens Away From Drugs a number of positions at the medical center including Associ- healthy families don't rely on ate Director of Nursing and Vice President of Nursing. Konyk Rather, they reflect the way a Michelle's parents drank two glasses of wine each night family, any family, lov<>n and assumptions They act! They retired from the medical center staff in 19H3, but her dedica- say, "please" and "thank you." with dinner and invited her lojoin them when she turned 16. tion to quality healthcare is stronger than ever cares for its members. Can None of her friends believed in drinking, and Michelle was you guess what they are? They show affection They Konyk's dedication to the community isn't limited to her support and accept one an- incensed that her parents would try to get her started on "the work at Raritan Bay Medical Center; she has been a board For one thing, healthy path of destruction families regularly spend time other, event when one of them member of the American Red Cross, the United Way of Central makes a mistake. Matthew's parents, on the other hand, were staunch ab- New Jersey, and the Advisory Board of Middlesex County together doing fun things an a stainers from all alcoholic leverages When Matthew started Vocational School System's Practical Nur»e Program. Konyk family Of course, we can't Healthy families also have junior high school, ho hung out with a group of heavy drinkers; volunteers at the Perth Amboy Nursing Home, Ukrainian order' family members to gel shared values and goals; that by If., he had a serious drinking problem and a conviction for Assumption School, and makes pirogies at the Ukraman together. Time spent out of a is, they agree on what is im- di unk driving. sense of duty or obligation is portant in life These value.* Church of Assumption. Parents will undoubtedly nod knowingly at the above On occasion, friends and family members have told Konyk not fun! But, with some cre- may be based on spiritual be- ativity and joint planning liefs, or other moral or ethical examples. Toonagers, it seems, are destined to rebel against to slow down and take it caay - but that's not practical for a their parents values, no matter what. person who has dedicated her life to helping others. (with all members involved), concerns. This does not mean family fund time can be a re- family members must agree Hut the situation is perhaps not simple Adolescents are "Joining the Auxiliary is like becoming a member of a close- ality. on everything. Healthy fami- influenced by their parents as well as their peers •- but in knit family, it's hard work -- but it's fulfilling, said Konyk. different ways Healthy families commu- lies also respect individual "The Auxiliary's work is a n exam pie of the caring approach to differences But family goals Family values such as religiosity, or the adolescent's future healthcare at Raritan Bay Medical Center. The Auxiliary nicate with each other This means listening aa well as and values should be clear may ultimately U> import.wit to young pooplo. but when it family is dedicated to givi ng our time, energy, and support to and understood by family comes to everyday matters such asclothmg, hair stylo or drug the medical center for the benefit of others." talking. Whether we agree with what is said or not. the members. use, the sanction of the peer group is all important Surveys have already shown that peer pressure plays a big role in an adolescent s decision to start using drugs As drug use among toons bocomos an ovor more pressing problem, parents and professionals art'joining m an efforts to turn this pressure into a posit ive rather t han negat i ve force in tlio battle Love Is... against drugs Youth poor programs carry a variety of names, with one of Having A Dentist Who the most nHugm/abloN'ing Students Ag.iinMt Drunk Driving (SADDj. Some of these groups forus on showing youth how to Cares! recognize and resist the pressure their friends put on thorn- others bring together a group, ,f teens who make it fashionable not to use alcohol or street drugs In either .use. theK ,)H| jg essentially the same to give profession.^ t raining to selected young people who ,,, turn teach other young ponple how to be peer counselors HI id role models. Peer support training is basically n preventive method If an adolescent wants tonUry freoof drugs, poor support group* gives him the tools he noods to stay clean." ITS A CARING APPROACH TO DENTISTRY 2698 USING TODAY'S ItCHNGtuuV & ftNOLR Health Currents us provided for the community by the Raritan Bay 7 LOVING CARE TO GIVE YOUR CHILD THE Children's Route Medical Center. MOST COMFORTABl E Of NflSIRY f VER 516 •INFANTS THRU TEENS Old Bridge T)entol JOHN T. LUKIE • 24 HR EMERGENCY CARE New Jersey • PREVENTIVE DENTISTRY ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR are 679-2323 COMMERCIAL RCSlDfNTIAL INDUSTRIAL NIGHTS 721-6449 WN KINDS CAVAN BRUNSDEN, D.M.D. 15" OuH Strnffi South Amboy N,J 088/9 July 18,1991 - THE CITIZEN - Page 11 V. I. P. Interview ByTomBurkhard TB: What is like bei ug Presi TB: If you would change any- rlvnl of th*- Middlesex County AG: It was a great year, a great thing in your lift, what would decade and generation to live in. Cnlh'Ri' Alumni Association? it be9 What arr some of your duties? It was during the height of the AG: I would not change any Viet Nam War and there were A(! ThtTe s a lot of work in- thing. 1 just take the good with all kinds of war rallies and sit vnlvcd. Ycni vutuntfcr a lot of the bad as it comes. down strikes. It was also the your nine It s all w orthwhile, TB: What are you most proud time of psychedelic craze, weird ] ,IIII tfiMit^ hack uP clothes like hell-bottoms. Nehru to th»- collect' where AG: I am mont proud uf the jackets, long ban Th<- Beatles I ivtciM-ii m> i-dtKution. I am birth of my 15-month old son. and Rolling Sumev \>.er>- in We in diarui- "f • unnmy '.he Joshua. The happiest moment were the first giaiiaaMng clas>. hiiani nirt-i m^s that was marrying my wonderful out oi iht- new hif,'!* -t hoot That ,iim;il Ji) people. I also wife. Shelley. Family moments was-pretu important Wi- more pi o\ (•:' .i^i-nii.is and try to with my parents, brothers and or less brnki in tK- new MIIOO] (ciiif up with silutioiu to prob- sisters are also pruud mo- [or future classes. 1: w ,t> mure or li it -^ in tin uilltjjr Wr also ments.TB Tell u*-a bit about less our school i\ MI k i:n pi,tinting alumni your fan il\ TH I'el] 'is abom vour ', oath i-M-ir.s ( h>•!•(• at'- cui ivntly AG- My father, Al, Si., has had teams in Morgan Little League uw! :ii>,lion iil.iinni, his own auUi hodv business in and the Sosnh Ambo-s Habt- I'H H.u c vmi IIi• -»-t anv the South Aiijhoy Sa>re\ille Ruth League (I'li'l'i'iUes Mini* you liavv be- area for f>(> vi-ars now. My AG I w;»s a sports nut as a hi come '.he IVf-uK'nt' Who? mother i> a housewife and tie kid I play-d in Morgan Lit A'J (iovi-rnor Klono and also mother of six children My tie League, South Am hoy Babe Kol'iTt \\v\/x\. i, P.-rsianfiulf r brother Barry is an acto -artist Ruth League, Sacred Heart ^ .1: hfl'o Pulmonary Center Donation-George Ottowski, Sr. left, a trustee for the Ciepielowski living in Brooklyn my sister. Young Fellows League. I did Foundation, off ers a donation to Keith H. McLaughlin. center, President of Rarrtan Bay Medical TJi ]>ll ;i«; about >uiir cunvnt Sue. is a how-i-v. lie mother fairly v\e!) mi all of then:. ! was Center, as Joseph S. Yewaisis, Chairman of Ihe medical center's Board of Director, looks on. 4>t tapa'.itiri aud wo'ks as a t hcir.k-t My MVT un two'.eams and a home The donation went toward the creation of a modern Emphysema/Pulmonary Function Lab at A* i I an-, the Supentm-ndent youngest brother. Matt, is run- run hitter in liule league I Raritan Bay's Perth Amboy Division. • •I Ha< kh-f\in»fv Stair Park in ning the autn body Kis-iness started switch hating in Babe (In ^'.i •!. N* -J Th«-rv at> about w ith m\ lather. Ruth and was more known for L "in at ii•-. ] m if-cf ! ,UTI man TH Where would you like to go my pitching In little league. I a^«-T and adrriuisiralo! U> t-v oil a vacation' once struck out 1,S ol :h' bat fiA OuiiK tha: t;i>«s mi i hen• I AG- Alaska, to thoroughly hike te's I ,iK(, pitched three im- h.uuili- ' hr t>utl(i»-ts. thi- cm and explore r. 1 love hiking hitli-r* I w as aUitoiut ihe FULLY . FREE plo\cc-. ,i11• 1 all llir |>riit>lt-ni sit and mountain climbing MVT on a basketball team. INSURED ESTIMATES RAYMOND T. DURSKI u.ilmrjv and alns plan (o! ihv TB If.you wwn live million dol- TB What do you think about Country lilMn- (il the (i.ilk. the Ut-\ rl- lars, what would yiui do' ba^ebiill ianl collecting as a opt'iin'ii: AC]: I vvould pi\e a large chunk hobbs today'* Aluminum and SON TH ll \<>u had chosen another to my parents., my brothers and AG It has realk gotten out of Home Sales 9k Installation In la. v.h.jt unuld u hitvr bi'fn'.' sisters and fnends. so :he>hand recent Is' There are too A*i It I had '.he ability, u pro could lie happy awhile. 1 would mans TI ic 1 I^;I .1.1 !• will it uuire some 4 1 million recreational Weapons Sch(K)l, nicknamed courttc of instruction are oil- do.it 'A Mil , V HMIS larger than lf> ft. and who use the TopGun, trainsexperienced giblc for three hours of college II,i\ 1; Vidle vi.it (.1 >ay a total of $718 million over the fighter and adversary aircrew credit in Physical Education • 11 • \ 1 In i \< . 11 A< to the (!oast (iuard, none of the at the graduulc level in l>oth and Hygiene. 111. .1 ll • *. i i .I U•« l< will l.e added to its budget and boaters "can air combat maneuvering and She is a 1J)H9 gruduate of C\|il i t MM 1 r 11 isi- m the quantity, (Uiality or variety of fleet air defense The elite Sayreville High School, ser v ii es they r en-ive )roni I he< 'nasl (iuard." The(loast (Juard school alsoteachesall aspects Sayreville. est miiites td.it it (iiuldcust as much as $!">() million to collect the of fighter weapons systems, Marine Pvt, Kric S. do,it user h-e tax over the next five years. tactics, techniques, proce- liarnhart, son of William R. The .innu>iI ( h.irge is as fnlliiM, s $7..ri fur boats larger than dures and d'M'trine Top (lun Hurndiirt of Purlin, NJ, haH lf> ft but less Ih.m 'J.0 ft . $:i.r> for In.ats larger than :«> ft but builds H nucleus of highly completed re< ruit training at less than ?J ft , $r»() f,.r boats larger than '11 ft but less than 40 knowli'dgeahle an crews Umcl Marine Corp 1 {ecruit Depot, ft. and $100 for boats over 40 ft Boater s may call MOO 848 '2100 as the fighter eommunitys I'arns Island, S C and charge the boat tax to their credit card or pay by mail by foremost instructors, at the During the i:i week train- r first tailing MOO ill.H , i(> m o H Field Day Winners N m 13 w (O t Making presentation of medalstowinnersintheBoysdivision Making presentation of medals to winners in the girls division are L to R: Lisa Charmello, Counsellor; Karen Charmello, are L to R: Karen Charmallo, Assistant Recreation Supervi- sor; Pam Smith, Jennifer Gumprecht and Lisa Charmello, , Assistant Recreation Supervisor, Pam Smith and Jennifer Counsellors. Gumprecht, Counsellors; and Tom Burkard, Recreation Su- pervisor Mary Lou DoHlin, South Amboy, Superintendent of Recre- ation, 18 pU'DHcd to announctKl the winners of the Annual Field Day held cm Juno 2SV 5 8 year old a^e brackets HittingofYthe Tee(diHtHnc<>)(J)r]H: lHtplac-e-Thpre«aNieBtomp8ki;2ndplao»- Liua Mi-Carthy. 3rd p]ace-Kri»tcn McCarthy. Hitting off the Toe (diHtanrt1) Boy»: lHt place-Ryan Flannery; 2nd place- Danny Nuzzie;.'Jrd pi ace-Michael Marc-Aurele. FhsbceToaa FsPORTSFANSl ffliMtHnci'KJirlH 1st plaoD-Melisaa Poul»on;2nd place-Colleen SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE (lynax; 3rd plH OBITUARIES Autotalk by Zane Binder JKNNIK NAPOI.ITANO GAHCIA Jennie Nii|jnlii,iitii (Jim'iii, 70, of" Houston TVXHN, iirxi for- JEAN M. PRATT SP1NELLI H()M)AA(r()KI)l\K)lkl)()OkWA(i()N merly of Sii>r<-\i!lr dx The Sullivan Sheet by Rick Sullivan Word Play NKW YORK Ml IS The following is .1 list ..i VIMIIV M,.| leaders in tin- MIM.ON AKI.I i .tii'i'oiH-sof batting awr^e, homo urns, RHI's and pilch lilt;alile to l>i* U'.ed \wy Mcduii-s In ;uUtiiion, yearly records and field hired or i 1 employed m.itia^er -. arc indicated From the above \\<>rd IY6M — CliMii liuuv. 340, Toinmif Agce 26 HR; T. lind 20 Tive or more lettei •\i-.-i- 7t> RHI, Tom Si-avci 25-7. 100-62 (1st). Defeated words. Atlanta in ilit- Nl.CS and defeated Baltimore in the World S.-iv-. 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