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SAYREVILLE Date: March 22, 2014 PRICELESS Vol THE SOUTH AMBOY ★★★★ SAYREVILLE Date: March 22, 2014 PRICELESS Vol. 23 Issue 6 Sayreville Hall Of Fame The Sayreville War Memorial High School Hall of Fame Annual Award Banquet is scheduled for 6:00PM Saturday, May 3rd, at the VFW Hall on Jernee Mill Road. Join us as we honor these outstanding alumni of SWMHS. The 2014 honorees are: Denise Colella, Class of 1991: One of the youngest female CEO’s in the advertising technology sector; Executive member and mentor in Advertising Women of New York; Fluent in written and spoken Japanese. Gregory Scott Davis, Class of 1987: Pharmacist Officer ith th U.S. Public Health Service; Director of Policy in the office of Surgeon General; Masters Degre in National Mayor Fred Henry Security & Strategic Studies from the U.S. Naval War College. South Amboy: Mary Ann Gordon, Class of 1974: Moving Ahead Sayreville Special Education Teacher for By Steve Schmid 36 years; Volunteer for the Sayreville As- South Amboy Mayor Fred Henry de- sociation for Brain Injured Children for 45 livered words of hope and optimism before years; Received the Governor’s Teacher a packed room at the South Amboy YMCA Recognition Award & Teacher of the Year March 13. At the annual State of the City Award. South Amboy St. Patrick’s parade Grand Marshal Msgr. John Gordon proudly leads the Glenn Joseph Methner, Class of 1972: address, Henry had good news. “I’m happy parade. (Photo by Brian Stratton) 35 year career in the Middlesex County to announce we are in the first stage of Vocational Technical School District; Ad- having the fireworks again,” he said. The St. Patrick’s Day Parade ministrative Assistant to the Superintendent; fireworks were held during the Independence Assistant Superintendent of Personnel. Day holiday 2 years ago but were cancelled Draws Thousands By Tom Burkard Tickets for the event are $50.00 each, last year due to the effects of Hurricane Mother Nature was in a kind mood The parade got underway at 2 p.m. at with a choice of meals. For further informa- Sandy. He said they are working with Perth and smiled on the Irish, and all who were the corner of Pine Ave., with Grand Marshal tion, call Elaine Kubacz at 732-727-0192. Amboy officials again to hold the event. in town to participate and enjoy the South Msgr. John Gordon leading the way. Colonel Henry also said they are negotiating with Amboy St. Patrick’s Day Parade on Saturday, John O’Connell served as the Deputy Grand Local Students Win the owner of the JCP & L power plant to March 8th. (Continued on page 27) put in a temporary dock for the resumption Art & Writing of ferry service. The state is encouraging Awards the project since the Pulaski Skyway will Scholastic Arts & Writing Awards, a be partially closed. Service could begin as 91-year old national program that recognizes early as June. The city is awaiting approval outstanding creative teenagers and offers from the state to start builing a new ferry scholarship opportunities for graduating high terminal and parking facility. He also talked school seniors gave Gold Key Awards, Silver about the new Venetian Health Center now Awards and Honorable Mention. under contruction by the Y. This state of the Students honored from Sayreville War art facility is expected to open this June and Memorial HS are: Alyce Brewer, jewelry it will be a large ratable for South Amboy. Gold Key; Helen Kwok, jewelry Gold Key; Henry said new townhouses projects are Masoumeh Mohammadkhani, drawing being planned and construction could begin Honorable Mention; Nakiya Wong-Chong, soon. New businesses are moving into the jewelry Silver Key; Amy Walczak, jewelry city and Henry said things are starting to Gold Key. Congratulations to all! turn around. Mayor Henry also praised the efforts of municipal organizations. He said Historical Society new generators have been purchased for Open House city hall, the police department and all the The Historical Society of South Amboy firehouses. Hurricane Sandy left the city South Amboy native Eddie O’Brien when Eddie O’Brien pictured a few years ago will hold its 2nd Annual Open House on Sat., without power for over a week and this he played for the Pittsburgh Pirates in the cheering for his college team. March 29 from 1-3 p.m. at the South Amboy will prevent a repeat. Police Chief Darren 1950’s. Senior Center on 108 South Stevens Ave. (Continued on page 14) Remembering South Amboy Come meet with neighbors and friends, and learn more about our town: Local history, old Legend Eddie O’Brien photographs, Genealogy requests, historic McKeon An By Tom Burkard landmarks, artifacts, and a special exhibit Inspiration Just a few days after Hurricane Sandy the people in South Amboy and Sayreville of WWII memorabilia. The guest speaker devastated New Jersey in 2012 while bring- and asked how everyone was doing, asking will be Genealogist and Author, Maureen K. At Catholic ing us to our knees, and the telephones were for details on what we were going through, Wlodarczyk, who will give a presentation Conference working again, one of the first calls I received and if he could do anything to help at this at 2 p.m., and have a booth and book sales. By Tom Burkard was from Seattle, Washington from my dear traumatic time. That’s just how Eddie Bring your old photos and scan them onsite Contributor Al Gomolka Jr. friend and “big brother” Eddie O’Brien. He O’Brien was, a truly caring person, always to get them featured on our website and South Amboy native and legendary Ma- was sincerely concerned and worried about (Continued on page 19) Facebook page as well as archived for others jor League Baseball manager Jack McKeon to enjoy! There will be FREE refreshments! Don’t miss this great event! returned to New Jersey to serve as a featured speaker at the Catholic Men For Jesus Christ 17th Annual Men’s Conference on Feb. 22 NEXT ISSUE at Saint Mary, Mother of God Church in th Middletown. APRIL 19 After being introduced, a 6-minute video on Jack leading the Florida Marlins to • EASTER the 2003 World Series Championship over • MOTHER’S DAY the New York Yankees, and his dedication • PROM to St. Therese of Lisieux and the Blessed Mother was shown. McKeon, who started managing at 24 years old in 1955 with Fay- DEADLINES etteville in the minor leagues, became the th oldest manager in history to win a World April 7 Series. Jack’s awards are way too numer- FOR ADS CALL ous to list, but interesting to note is that he Legendary Major League Baseball manager, Jack McKeon, was back in New Jersey, serving as a featured speaker at the Catholic Men For Jesus Christ 17th Annual Men’s 732-727-0398 OR has won two National League Manager of Conference on Feb. 22nd at Saint Mary, Mother of God Church in Middletown. (Photo by 732-727-1906 (Continued on page 25) Tom Burkard) 2 March 22, 2014 South Amboy-Sayreville Times Talk Of The Towns Pleasant Little Raritan Bay By Tom Burkard Irish People Honored Trivia Catholic Prep By Tom Burkard Congratulations to our locals who 1. Briarwood Care Center on Ernston Road in received the following honors: AOH Irish- School Spring the Morgan section of Sayreville was never man of the Year-Michael “Mickey” Gross; Open House AOH Irishwoman of the Year-Cindy Zam- known as? a. Carriage House b. Woodland Wednesday, April 2, 2014 from 6:00 mit; SAIAA Irish Person of the Year-Rich c. Oak View pm to 8:00pm. This is a great opportunity McCutcheon. 2. Hoffman High’s Senior Class President to meet the president, principal, faculty and Thomsen Chosen Teacher Of The in 1976? a. James Jensen b. David Newton students of Cardinal McCarrick/St. Mary’s Year c. George Bongiorno High School and Sacred Heart Elementary Rusty Thomsen was selected as Teacher 3. Hoffman HS Class of ’76 Valedictorian? School. Find out about the unique academic of the Year for Woodbridge Middle School. a. John Pornicki b. Suzanne Hronich c. Mary programs, championship athletics, tuition Rusty is also one of the top bowlers in New Lou Sibol credit program and many exciting extracur- Jersey. Congratulations, Rusty! 4. This fuel/oil service was not located on ricular activities. For additional information Rainone Teacher Of The Year Washington Rd., Sayreville in 1980? a. please call 732-721-0748 ext.244 or visit the South Amboy HS alumnus Melissa Rai- Derent b. Thomas & Chadwick c. Sayreville school website www.raritanbayprep.org none was selected Catholic School Teacher Supreme The first choice to your future! of the Year for Perth Amboy Catholic School 5. Back in ’74, this tavern was located on by the Perth Amboy Knights of Columbus. South Amboy business owner, Jorge Embroidery St. in Sayreville? a. Bennie’s Gonzalez-Gomez was recently appointed Open Mic Congratulations, Melissa! b. The Nickolodeon c. Happy’s Pub to the Raritan Bay Medical Center Board of South Amboy Knights of Columbus Locals On TV Show 6. OLV Knights of Columbus Grand Knight Directors. His term began January of 2014 Council 426 are hosting their monthly open Ernie and Shirley Read were recently in 1982? a. William Kimball b. Jack Pada- and he will serve on the Strategic Planning mic on Friday March 28 at 8 PM at the seen having a great time on ABC TV’s and Finance Committees. Jorge Gonzalez- vano c. Nelson Briles Gomez has been the proprietor of Mid Council Home at 308 Fourth St.
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