THE SOUTH AM BOY •*•• SAYREVILLE Date: September 17,1994 PRICELESS Vol. 3 Issue 12 Sister M. Vianney, Former Groundbreaking in So. Amboy Sacred Heart Principal, Dies at 52 On September 15, 1994 at 3:00 p.m. City Engineer Jim Cleary and is expected to Mayor John T. O'Leary and City Council be completed by mid October. Sister Mary Vianney, former Principal members Fred Henry, Claire Reilly, Russ The Court will provide a safe space for of Sacred Heart School, died on Sept. I lth, Stillwagon, Don Thomas and Jim Reick South Amboy's avid street hockey players at St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center broke ground for the construction of a new as well as additional opportunities for recre- in Paterson. She was bom in Trenton, the multi purpose court for street hockey play. ational activities not presently available at former Beverly Ann Evans was an educa- The new facility will tye located off the City's other recreation facilities. tor, and eventually was promoted to Princi- Rosewell Street near the Middlesex County Mayor O'Leary and members of City pal, and local superior of her order. Utilities Authority Pump Station facility. Council hailed the construction of this facil- Sister Vianney was a Felician sister for The Court will be a welcome addition ity as "a demonstration of their continuing 34 years. She graduated from Cathedral to the City's present compliment of recre- commitment to expanding the recreation High in Trenton, and entered the Felician ation facilities. opportunities for South Amboy residents." Sisters' Convent in Lodi in I960. She Construction will be coordinated by professed her first vows in 1962 and final vows in 1968. She received an elementary education Parlin Man Dies degree from the Felician College, Lodi, and did graduate work in religious studies at the After Fall from Car former Immaculate Conception Seminary David Dobeck, 23, of Parlin died Sept. in Darlington. She taught at various schools 12, several days after falling from a car in throughout the state including Bishop Ahr, which his girlfriend was riding and driven Sister Mary Vianney and also in Washington, D.C., and in Vir-' by her mother. The accident happened on Washington Rd. after Dobeck and his girl- ginia, before joining the staff at Sacred teacher on her faculty staff in 1984-85, I friend, Cathy Vinsko, had been arguing at Heart in the early 1980's. found her to be one of the nicest employers two Sayreville bars. I had the wonderful opportunity of anyone could ask for. If you had a problem, knowing Sister Vianney. As the Phys. Ed. she would try to help you. She loved chil- Vinskocalled hermother, Irene Vinsko dren and she loved and enjoyed life, as of South Amboy on Dobeck's car phone for much as she could in her career. To say that a ride home. The police account went as Ex Fire Chief she was a popular part of Sacred Heart life follows: as the Vinsko's were driving off, during her tenure, would be an understate- Dobeck jumped on the trunk, then the hood. Saves Family ment. She really was the core of Sacred Irene braked, in an unsuccessful attempt to Former Sayreville Fire Chief, Bob Heart. Always trying to improve and up- get Dobeck off the car, then continued driv- Bartlinski battled countless fires in his day, date things for the good of the children. I'm ing as the man gripped the windshield wip- but never dreamt that he would have to flee sure Sister left a memorable mark on count- ers. Cathy told police that the car was only his own home, and in the process, save his less people besides myself. 1 will never driving at 5 m.p.h. as it pulled onto Wash- Mayor John T. O'Leary entire family. forget Sister Mary Vianney. ington Road near the Parkway bridges. The Bartlinski's moved to South Dobeck fell from the car and struck his head on blue stone on the shoulder of the road. Halloween Party Oct. 28 Amboy on Cedar St. 8 months ago, and on Mary Lou DeBlis. Superintendent of Aug. 28th, a huge blaze broke out appar- He was flown by helicopter to Robert Wood Old Time Revival Johnson Hospital in New Brunswick. Recreation, announced that the Annual ently from an electrical problem in the Halloween Party sponsored by the City of If anyone witnessed the accident, please kitchen. His wife Lizbeth was awakened by in Sayreville South Amboy Recreation Department is call Investigator David Corey at the the smell of smoke around 6 a.m.. and With a hope that revival will follow, scheduled for Friday, October 28, 1994. quickly got her husband, whose training three local churches have joined with pas- Prosecutor's Office at 745-3300 or Sayre- ville Police at 727-4444. Tickets go on sale Monday. October 3. and quick reactions paid off, as he placed tors and evangelists from outside the area to 1994 and can be purchased at the Rec Of- his family out a window onto the room of organize a Full Gospel Tent Revival Sep- fice, at the Dr. Charles W. Hoffman Senior his front porch, then dropped his son, 8- tember 16 to 25 at Kennedy Park in Sayre- Marrone Resigns Resource Center, 108 So. Stevens Avenue month-old son, Bobby, and 2-year-old ville. South Amboy Board of Education daily from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tickets MUST daughter Rebecca into the arms of S. Amboy The revival will be modeled after the member, Gerard Marrone announced his be purchased by Friday, October 21, 1994. Police Capt. Jack McCabe, their next door old fashioned style tent meetings popular resignation, citing family responsibilities Cost of the tickets are $3.00 per person and neighbor, while McCabe's son Greg put up earlier in the century. The event is spon- and an increased workload. He was half- all children MUST be accompanied by an the ladder to get Bartlinski and his wife sored by The Evangelical Lutheran Church way through his first 3-year term, and will adult. Prizes will be awarded for costumes down. of the Messiah in Parlin, The Sayreville be missed for his energy and dedication. and refreshments will be served. The 3 members of the Bartlinski family Worship Center Assembly of God in Sayre- were all hospitalized, but fortunately re- ville and the First Presbyterian Church in leased after treatment. South Amboy. "We are fully expecting God to mani- Party for Vets Sept. 25 fest with signs and wonders, such as salva- tion, healing, and deliverance from addic- Sayreville Memorial Post 4699 and the tions during our meeting," said the Rev. Ladies Auxiliary will hold an off-station Edward Fernandez, Pastor of the Evangeli- party for the Veteran's from the Menlo Park cal Lutheran Church of the Messiah. "Our Soldiers Home on Sunday, September 25, goal is to reach the community with the 1994 from 1 to 5 p.m. at the Post Home on love, compassion and touch of Jesus." Jernee Mill Road in Sayreville. Hosts for the party are Commander Frank Giglio and "I believe God will pour out his Spirit Auxiliary President Mary Rosinski. Chair- on all flesh in these last days and that Say- man are Junior Vice Commander Raymond reville will see a great revival," said the Garnett and Hospital Chairlady forthe Aux- Rev. Terry L. Scott, Pastor of the Sayreville iliary is Ella Nicola. A dinner will be served Worship Center Assembly of God. "Our and the Vet's will play bingo. congregation is growing and we're seeing God move in a powerful and wonderful way. We expect God will do the same for anyone who seeks him." The revival will feature the ministries Happy September Fest-Goers admired one of many antique cars on display at South NEXT ISSUE of men from different walks of life with Amboy's September Fest. various callings to God's work, from evan- gelism to the Jewish community to puppet October 15 ministry for children. The focus will be Coupon Clippers Campaign '94 non-denominational. Check our advertisers sizzling Special Edition In addition to preaching, local church September coupons and discounts on praise and worship teams will lead in joyous the following pages: DEADLINE singing and during the weekend meetings, For All Candidates there will be a well-supervised children's Sayreville Bar, pg. 16, Mailboxes. for Office October 4 ministry. Etc., pg. 5. Mikes Hot & Cool. pg. 15, All meetings are scheduled for 10 a.m. Monaghans's, pg. 7, Broadway Coif- Oct. 15 and 7 p.m. every day from September 16 to fures, pg. 12, Hardy's, pg. 4, Home Deadline Oct. 4 25. Various religious speakers will partici- Town Deli. pg. 12, Tom's Plumbing. Call 727-0398 pate. For further information, call Nancy at pg.5. 727-0398 390-7311. 2 September 17, 1994 South Amboy-Sayreville Times Talk of the Towns by Tom Pleasant Little Trivia One Talented Family you toiled in this Spring - planting, and by Tom Burkard Three members of the Neumann fam- Summer - weeding. I guess the Animal 1. S. Amboy's current Postmaster? a. ily have played on Hoffman championship Activist that signed the complaint against Bob E. Jones b. Thomas Wilson c. Jamaal baseball teams, and were outstanding play- the Hillside man for killing a rat that de- Smith ers, each making the all-state team. Rudy stroyed his tomatoes, must think all rats are Sr., was the star pitcher for the 1945 team, like Ben. Take that, you dirty rat! 2. This local resident was crowned Miss #1 Hits of Sept. 17th 1981 - Endless Love - Diana Rudy Jr. ace second sacker for the 1973 Baseball Strike - 3 Rutgers 1987? a. Jeanne Rogers b. Sue Thomas c. Maria Capriglione Ross & Lionel Richie squad, and Randy super outfielder for the Too bad for the Yankees. This really 1971 - Go Away Little Girl - '79 Guvs. looked like their year. That's life for the 3. A Sayreville Coal Co. managed by Donny Osmond Maurice & Gene-O at Woodstock souvenir ball catcher, (me). Well, 2 in only John J. McCutcheon in '49? a. McCroy's b. 1969 - Honky Tonk Women - My old classmate, and fellow commit- 5 games ain't too bad, I guess. Well, wait Journey Mill c. Riverside Rolling Stones tee member of St. Mary's Class of '69 'til next year. 4. St. Mary's 1965 Annual Spring Dance 1959 - The Three Bells - Browns Reunion, Maurice Nadeau recently told us Raft People was entertained by what band? a. Profits b. how he, Gene Cross, and the late and be- What would you do if you were in Austin Four c. In-Betweens loved Tom "T.C." Conlon all went to the power? Well, I guess they'll need jobs in 5. Named Superintendent of Schools in original Woodstock in '69. It didn't turn out the U.S. But who doesn't need a job in the S. Amboy in '73? a. James White b. Clara too well, as Maurice's car was stolen, but ol' U.S.A. today? It's starting to seem a Whitney c. John S. Olexa October's Issue will list was later discovered in the Bronx. little crowded, don't you think? 6. President of S. Amboy Historical September Fest a Big Success all of the So. Amboy- Society in '74? a. William Marshall b. J.R. South Amboy "s Annual Septemberfest Wojciechowski c. Alice Kupper Sayreville Times Sports was once again a huge success, as it at- Fall Concerts at Sayreville tracted people from all over. The weather The first performance of the Sayreville 7. S. Amboy based dog-grooming busi- Hall of Famers couldn't have been better, and businesses Cultural Arts Council's annual Fall concert ness in 1980? a. Hair N There b. Pet Salon reported plenty of action! series starts on Thursday, September 29, c. Sammy's Ben? 1994. Enjoy the big band sounds, swing, 8. Popular restaurant near the bridge by What would you do if a rat or other pest country/western, ethnic favorites and more Morgan Creek in 1970's? a. Surf & Turf b. SOUTH AMBOY was destroying your garden? The garden with Pete Korey and His Big Band Sounds. Robert E. Lee c. The Lighthouse SAYREVILLE TIMES The concert will begin at 7:30 p.m., at the 9. He received Rev. John F. Brady's P.O. BOX 3027 Senior Center, 423 Main St., Sayreville. award as the top scholar in St. Mary's 1st SOUTH AMBOY N.J. 08879 St. Stan's Dinner Dance Admission is free. Refreshments are served. graduating class in 1894? a. Howard Taft b. Tel. 727-0398 On Wednesday, October 5, 1994, appear- John Coan c. Seamus O'Brien Editor-in-Chief Sept. 24 ing for the first time at the Senior Center, 10. Sayreville Mayor in '81 ? a. John E. Tom Burkard St. Stanislaus Kostka Parish of Sayre- The Bernie Goydish ("Happy Bemie") Polka Feature Writers ville, NJ will sponsor their Thirteenth An- Band will play your all-time favorites. Czernikowski b. John B. McCormack c. Bill Evert Virginia Stillwagon nual Shut-Ins Dinner-Dance on Saturday, Concert time is 7:30 p.m. Come and enjoy Teo Weber September 24th. A special Polka Mass, a great musical evening with Bernie and the 11. She was appointed to S. Amboy's Ruth Connors accompanied by the Happy Louie Band, band. All concerts are open to the public. Special Police Force in '81? a. June Allster Ed Welsh will take place at 6:30 p.m., in the Parish b. Brittany Spanyel c. Diane Damion Harlan Krissoff Hall. Dinner to follow. Dancing from 8:30 Christmas Round the 12. In '66 this Rt. 35 Morgan Drive-in William Tarallo p.m to 12:30 a.m., to the music of the Happy was owned by H. Kraszewski? a. Morgan Poet Laureate Louie and Julcia Polka Band from Palmer, World Oct. 6 D.I. b. Rt. #35 D.I. c. Heidi's Drive In Albert Gomolka Jr. Mass. Advance tickets for choice table New Jersey Toughlove reps, is spon- 13. Hoffman High's Student Council reservations are now on sale and can be soring a "Christmas Round the World" party/ Advertising Mgr. President in 1965-66? a. Janice Pauloski b. Steve Schmid obtained by calling John Niewinski at 908- demonstration on Thursday, October 6, at Claire Kierst c. Tony Pelican Opinions ;md conuncota in printed snides di> not ncccsssp 257-5622 or Annette Daszkiewicz at 908- 7:00 p.m. at the Sayreville Senior Center, ily reflect the opinion of The South Amnoy-Sayrevillc-Tinies. 257-7530. Dinner-Dance tickets are $ 18.75 •e£I 'qzi 'oil C. I99I. Main Street, Sayreville. All are welcome! This newspaper will not be liable for errors appearing in the - Advance Dance only are $10.00 - At door Refreshments will be served. For more 'eoi 'q6 'q8 ^L'«9 '»£ "qt '°£ ^z "qi editorial copy or advertising beyond the COS) of space occupied In error. tickets will be $11.00. Open to the public. information, call Vivian at 390-0837 SHHMSNV

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They are: Frank Kurzawa It is: the people that one contacts, Patrick Mullane has been in the Real - Kurzawa Funeral Home; Michael Glickson The places that one has been. Estate business since 1984, and a top- - The Racquet Place: Theresa Sorgento - The food that one eats. notch Sales Representative for Weichert Deerficld Inn. A dinner honoring them will The environment that one lives. Realtors since 1986. Born and raised in be held on Oct. 26th at the Sheraton Inn, That causes the things that one has done. South Amboy. he has resided in the East Brunswick. To purchase tickets or an And these surely age one's body community for over 50 years. He at- ad for the souvenir journal, call the Cham- And formulates one's life . . . tended St. Mary's Grammar and High ber at 727-9020. 1 lours, days, years, time Schools, and was a standout all-around f Is irrelevant, yet not meaningless athlete for the Eagles in the late *50 s. For one is never old. His father was the well-respected South Communion Breakfast One just keeps getting older. Amboy City Attorney and Judge. John E. Mullane, who passed away in 1978. October 2 The Annual Communion Breakfast of Pat specializes in single family the St. Stanislaus Kostka Rosary Altar So- houses, and says. "South Amboy is a Patrick J. Mullane ciety of Sayreville, New Jersey will take great place to live, because of accessibil- Where Are You - St. houses to sell there. The Mayor and City place on Sunday. October 2, 1994 follow- ity to New York City by trains, and also Council are doing a wonderful job fix- ing the 7:30 a.m. Mass. the Jersey Shore." Mr. Mullane has Mary's Class of '54? ing up Broadway, and also with the At this breakfast, we will be honoring received numerous awards in Real Es- Waterfront Development. Hopefully Members of St. Mary's Class of 1954 tate including the N.J. Million Dollar the 1994 Rosarian of the year Adeline are urged to contact Janet Gray at the High there will be some type of housing down Piscitelli. This affair is open to everyone. Club, Weichert Marketing Club, there for first time buyers." School, 721 -0748. for an alumni update and Weichert Sales Club, and many more. The cost of the tickets will be $5.00 for possible reunion. In his limited leisure time, Pat en- adults and $3.00 for children. When asked for his advice on the current joys all sports, and is an avid golfer. If market, he tells us that "interest rates are ForticketscontactBernadineLajewski you are looking to buy or sell a home, at 257-3077. Christmas Show Trip Oct. 29 still low, and its a good time to buy or sell Patrick J. Mullane is the man to see. Call Mechanicsville Ladies Auxiliary is a home. The inventory in South Amboy him at Weichert during the day at 254- sponsoring a bus trip to "Three Little Bak- is low, and we're always looking for 1700 or evenings at 727-6562. Trip to Bally's Oct. 16 ers" Christmas Show Sat. Oct. 29. Cost is The "Friends of the Dowdell Library $42 per person. For more info contact Inc." is sponsoring a trip to Bally's Park Roxanne, 721-1016 or Mary 727-3158. Place Casino in Atlantic City on Sunday. October 16. Tickets will cost $15.00 with Fish Fry Oct. 14 a $10.00 rebate given upon arrival at the The Presbyterian Women from the First casino. Tickets can be purchased at the Food Drive Starts Oct. 17 ilfl UJte to tAniiA ewer^uone Presbyterian Church, 172 Main Street, Say- Dowdell Library, Second Street & Stevens Mary Lou DeBlis. Superintendent of reville will hold their Annual Fish Fry on Ave., South Amboy. Recreation, announced that the Annual Food fxm tfaeiiifonaufynb, CO/THA ami Friday, October 14,1994. Take-outs start at The "Friends of the Dowdell Library, Drive for the needy of South Amboy has 4:30 p.m. Dinners in the Christian Educa- Inc." is a non-profit organization dedicated been scheduled. The drive will begin on /na /ierun till necevit tdl the doc- 7:00 p.m. Amy Amzler is Chairlady. ceeds from the trip will be used to help November 4, 1994. Non-perishable food Tickets are $8.00 for adults, $4.00 for support future library programs and activi- donations may be dropped off at the Dr. i/nfiine children up to 12 years old. Tickets can be ties. Charles W. Hoffman Senior Resource Cen- purchased from any P.W. member of call For further information please call the ter, 108 So. Stevens Avenue daily between rant Amy at 390-6610. Dowdell Library (908) 721-6060. 8 a.m. & 4 p.m.

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Season, but before we come into our plans scended testicle, and early puberty. Is you suspect you have any of these I would like to share a little bit of summer. I harbor cats and kittens. Once in a The most common warning sign of symptoms, please contact you doctor im- It was a great year for Vacation Bible School, great while, a dog. Harboring means taking testicular cancer is a small hard painless mediately. Early detection is the key to each day we had wail to wall children (av- the animal into my home, seeing to its lump, about the size of a pea on the front or living a longer, healthier life. For more erage 114 or more with 25 teachers and medical and emotional needs until a perma- side of the testicle. Other symptoms in- information, call you local physician, or staff). Everyone enjoyed the week and nent home is found. clude: an enlarged testicle, a dull ache in the South Amboy Memorial Hospital at 721- many children learned that there is truly a Many times at the flea market where groin, a feeling of heaviness in the testicle, 1000, ext. 2184 God that loves them. It's amazing how Animal Rescue Force has its adoption booth, a change in how the testicle feels to the many children do not have a Church. If your people come by with an animal they just touch, a sudden accumulation of fluid or child enjoyed that week, a note to remember found a box of kittens, or their own pet that blood in the scrotum, and/or swelling or Trinity United Methodist is that almost the same thing goes on every they have to get rid of. tenderness elsewhere in the body, like groin, Sunday morning in four different Churches At the present time there are only 4 of breast or neck. Church News in our area. Each Church has different time us that harbor felines. If we do not have an Your best defense against this cancer is Youth Group of Trinity United Meth- schedules but one thing we all have in empty room or crate, these animals are to perform a monthly testicular self-exam odist Church at 15 Frank Avenue, South common is God and our desire to bring all either abandoned or sent to the shelter. after a warm shower or bath. Examine each Amboy, N.J. will be selling the Gold C our children up His way and get them on the There must be some of you reading this testicle gently with both hands. The index Entertainment books for $10. Please call right road before the world of drugs, alcohol who care a great deal about animals and also and middle fingers should be placed under- the church for your copy, 721-3558. and violence snatches them up and they care what happens to them. If you have an neath the testicles, while the thumbs arc A smoked ham dinner sponsored by become a part of the wrong Peer Group. empty room, great; if not, you would have to placed on top. Roll each testicle gently Trinity United Methodist Church will be Kids are special people and God"s precious invest in a crate. Medical care is sometimes between thumbs and fingers. Also check held on October 1. Dinner will be served cargo. We want to help them. Our Church needed, and we have wonderful, caring vet- the epididymis the cordlike structure on the from 4:30 to 7:00 p.m. Tickets are $8.00 for schedule for 1994-1995 Sunday School: erinarians who work with us. top and back of each testicle. You should adults and $3.00 for children under 10. Call 9:30 a.m. (Education Building) open to tod- Please give it some thought. Help save also perform a visual check monthly and 721-3558 for tickets and directions. dlers to Senior Citizens. Worship Service: these animals who will die if they are not look for any swelling or unusual contours of A silent auction sponsored by Trinity 11:00 a.m each Sunday in our Sanctuary. taken in. If you are willing to share you the groin. If you find anything unusual call United Methodist Church will be Friday, Communion on the Second Sunday of each home and your heart, give me a call. Even your physician immediately. Remember, October 21, at 7:00 p.m. First bid at 7:30 month. if you just want to think about it, or want cancer does not go away. p.m. Tickets $3.50 at the door. Something Family Sunday at 11:00 a.m., the Third information, my number is 727-6904. Another type of cancer affecting men is for everyone. Call the church office for Sunday of each month (children take part in I could not believe my eyes when, the prostrate cancer. This is the most common directions and further information, 721- the Service and Coffee Hour follows the other day as I was leaving the South Amboy cancer seen in older men. The good news is, 3558. Service). Foodtown parking lot, I saw someone tie a thai when detected early, it is almost always Nursery is available for young children beautiful Retriever dog to the pipe structure curable. Adults of Alcoholics to during Worship. where the carriages are lined up. Don't you Generally there is no pain and fre- On every Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in know pets are being stolen from yards and quently no symptoms are present. Symp- Meet Fellowship Hall there will be a Prayer and porches and sold to research labs? Tying a toms include: trouble urinating, traces of South Amboy Memorial Hospital an- Bible Study Time. dog outside a public place like that, you may blood in the urine, involuntary voiding, nounces that The Adults of Alcoholics Praise Service will be the last Sunday as well put a sign around his neck saying and/or more frequent urination. Therapy Group will meet every Wednesday of each month at 7:00 p.m. in the Sanctuary "Take Me." Wake up. Treatment for prostrate cancer varies evening at 6:00 p.m. at the Starting Point and is open to everyone. Another instance of stupidity, on my according to the patient's age, medical his- Program, Jamesburg. This year we will have a Fellowship street I saw a young child with either a tory and signs that the cancer has spread to For more information on this program Dinner (Pot Luck) once a month and it will puppy or a small dog, hitting it because it other areas. 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Yearbook - St. Mary's 1969 ful. John Duggan is a highly regarded doctor in title. It hasn't been done since. John Clark, and by Tom Burkard there was a dance with rock bands almost every Ohio... Joseph Bulman, Eugene Cross, James Dennis Nardone were the co-captains. Nardone St. Mary's Class of I969 ushered in the weekend, and many "wallflowers." now big se- Vail, Michael Coaklcy. Maurice Nadeau, James had a standout season, and was all-county first school year in September of '68. and would niors, actually started to enjoy dancing ... The Fennessey are all lawyers... Mark Bratus has team at third base... Rosemary Sullivan was the become the first graduating class from the new Festival of Carols as always was special before been the Varsity Basketball Coach at SM for Editor of the literary magazine "Blue"... Sheila high school. The old school had been ravaged by the Christmas holidays... The Christmas Ball several years... While Tom Tice is still at the Camire was the National Honor Society's Presi- a fire on May 4. 1966. shortly before classes will always be etched in my mind, especially the Eagles Den, employed as a Theology Teacher. dent ... Senior athletes were: Bratus. McCloud. began. It was the end of our freshman year, and trip immediately after it. Good friend. John Many '69 grads are in Teaching or Nursing Clark. Jerry Henderson (Detective),Tom Burkard we went on split sessions for two years with the "Smokey" Cross, myself, and our dates drove in professions... (me), Nardone, Christine Creed, James Day. grammar school ... my "60 Rambler American, all the way to Remember the assemblies, and the seniors Kathy Hanas. Bob Howarth, Joe Jancola. Bob Flower Power, "free love," VW Bugs. Peace Princeton to Nassau Inn for dinner. No big deal, whistling "Oh When the Saints" as we entered Palukiewicz, Cynthia Ostrowski... signs, strobe lights, pychedelic signs were part of except we ran into a blinding snowstorm, which and exited? . . . How about the great Spring Our senior trip was to New York City to see everyday life. Long hair was "in" for men, but was quite tough for a novice driver. (We made Festival held from April 24-26, 1969 instead of the red-hot movie "Romeo & Juliet." We then not at St. Mary's. Boys wore blue SM blazers, it with no accidents!) Incidentally, the theme for the regular school play? It featured music and went to an exquisite restaurant for dinner... The and usually brown penny loafers. The girls wore the Ball was "Silver Bells," and the band was dances from all overthe world. I can still picture last day of school was a blast, as the seniors said blue plaid uniforms... Freedom was a hot topic Crowsmen... Who could forget the First Friday Maurice Nadeau doing a fabulous job as Don good-bye with a rowdy, long-lasting car parade at this time, and seniors who drove to school on Masses, Vocation Day, and countless assem- Quixote . . . Were you in a clique? The Jug? around the school, blowing our horns and hang- that first day probably heard "People Got to be blies (which we all loved - we got out of classes!) Frank's? TheRcc? Orjusttheshy.no hangout ing out windows... Graduation Day was filled Free" by the Rascals on 77 radio. It topped the I honestly will never forget any of my type (like yours truly back then.) Regardless, it with mixed emotions, as the great class of 1969 charts for 5 weeks... In November of our senior fellow 69ers. all 146 of them, and would like to was still an extremely tight group of Catholic bid farewells to many friends, some that they'd year, Richard M. Nixon was elected President. name certain ones that really stand out in my school kids. . . Remember being bused to the never see again... The graduation songs were 2 . . Innocent, young American heroes were still memory bank . . . Elaine Ballance. Joanne Prom? It was a beautiful event held at the tear-jerkers, both very meaningful to us at the fighting and dying in a land called Viet Nam. Biancamano, Susan Bergold, Robert Blakeslee, Berkeley-Carteret Hotel in Asbury Park. The time, "The Impossible Dream." and "There's A Also in November, I can remembercoming back Helen Burke, Kathy Bulman, Sue Boretzky, first song played was "You Made Me So Very Place For Us." Barbara Liyana received the to school after being sick for several days with Joseph Casey, Nora Carroll, Susan Coman. Brian Happy" by Blood, Sweat and Tears. It has to Highest Academic Award. Our moment in the the flu, just to play basketball against the teach- Conlon, Carol Cieslarzyk, Donna Derent. Karen rank as one of the all-time highlights in my life, sun, Graduation Day was June 8, 1969. and for ers in the senior-faculty game. We were blown Delaney. Martin Dombrowski. Sandra Elias. yes, believe it or not, even today! trivia buffs, it was also Mickey Mantle Day at out, 56-30, as the game was played the day we Christine Ferraro, Carol Glynn, Albert Gomoka Virginia Curato was Editor-in-Chief of "The Yankee Stadium ... finished for Thanksgiving break . . . The new (Superintendent of 2 State Parks). Richard Gray, Crown" newspaper... Marjorie Zalewski (high Over the years we've lost 5 beloved class- school was really something, complete with William Gundrum. Catherine Hansult, Nancy school Guidance Counselor) and Kathy Roehrich mates. Let's take a moment and remember them modular periods, (mods), and a strict demerit Harkins. Frank Hawes (successful businessman), were co-Editors of the Yearbook . . . Denise with a prayer. Kathryn Sager, Patricia Nemeth. system, which could get you suspended if you Jean Healy. Michael Holovacko (my best friend Dibling was President of the Forensic Club ... Thomas Holton, Patricia Mezynski. Kathleen accumulated enough. You could even get a through thick & thin in high school), Paul Janas, Several nicknames that "69ers answered to Higgins. God Bless them ... demerit for chewing gum in class... Anne Hertlein, James Keays, Jena Kelly, Carl were: Poncho, Rex, Ho, Styx, Buck, Thumb, As Sly & The Family Stone's "69 hit goes. Sister Mary Madeline was our Principal.. Kosmo, Patricia Lagoda, Judith Kurowsky (acted Weed, Moose. Fish, Bunny, Monk. Knapper. "Sometimes I'm right, sometimes I'm wrong: . Betty Farrell was the wonderful school nurse, in a soap opera), Linda Lapchuk, Ann Liyana, Carp, Yinyak, Heathen. Sock It, Trip, Piggy, My own beliefs are in my song: the butcher, the whom I will never forget, for her kindness. . . John Madura, Linda MacNeil, William Gene-o. Soupy, Cloud, Pistol... Sports flour- baker, the drummer so then; makes no difference Othertopteachersofthetime were: Sister Estelle. Margaretta, Denise Matura, Deborah McGinn, ished, as did school spirit, which was at an all what group I'm in: I love Everyda\ People ..." Joseph Bulman, Sister Margaret. Ronald Lucas, Judith McAndrew, Peter Mclntyre. Edward time high. It seemed like every student in the So true. We had so many different backgrounds Richard Mager, Stephen Nestinger, Charles McKavanaugh, Sharon Mulroy, Susan Mulvey, school would be supporting the great basketball and cliques, yet always pulled together, whether Nuziale, Thomas Rooney, Margaret Wist, Christine O'Brien, Patricia Munn, Jill O'Connor. team at all home games. The gym was always it was at school dances, especially basketball Patricia Smith. Thomas Otto, Sister Helen, Sis- Jonathan O'Connor, Mary Rogers, Thomas packed, including the balcony, and occasionally games, or whatever, we all got along. There was ter Kathleen, Sister M. Dominic, Donald Ruszala, Luke Sciallo, James Sorrentino. Judith bleachers were placed on the stage. Jim McCloud peace and love at St. Mary's in 1969... 1969 was Coveleski. Agnes Cody and Clare Cannon were Seaman. Colleen Stetson, Joanne Sumski, Bar- & Mark Bratus were co-captains of the team that the most memorable year in my life. If I only had the hard-working secretaries... bara Tobin, Mary Jane Toolan, Mary Ellen finished as one of the best ever with a 21-4 $ I for every time I thought about this wonderful My wonderful friend, Eugene Cross was Toomey, Helen Trpisovsky, John Trzoniec, record, losing a heart-breaker in the states at group of friends and classmates I will always Student Council President, and Kathryn Margaret Wallis, Antoinette Viglionese, Will- Atlantic City. McCloud & Bratus racked up all love... I can't wait to see them at our big 25-year O'Connor his Secretary. Mark Bratus was Se- iam Wozniak (successful businessman), Stanley kinds of honors for their great season. The reunion on October 8th .. .Long live St. Mary's nior Class President . . . There was always Zdanowicz. Margaret Zrebiec ... baseball team, big underdogs in the state tour- Class of '69! something going on socially. It seemed like So many "69 grads have become success- ney, overcame all odds to win the Parochial B Save this ad - you'll never know when you will need us!! MAIL BOXES ETC

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Sayreville Memorial Post 4699, Harry Peakc; 3-Year Trustee-Henry Rossi; Male mid-life crisis is a complex, highly youth some men look for new, revitalizing rela- V.F.W., has chosen the following officers 2-Year Trustee-Bill Braitsch; 1-Year personalized psychological phenomena. It has tionships to put off becoming older," says Dr. for the ensuing years 1994-95: Trustee-Bill Scherer; Adjutant-Jim Phillips; been hinted at by innuendo over the years but Hriiso. In this period of evaluation, the marriage Commander-Frank Giglicr, Senior Vice Assistant Adjutant-Bob Redford; Service warrants further attention and study to be under- and the job are scrutinized and sometimes per- Commander-Jim Mulvcy; Junior ViceCom- Officer-Elmer Neidermeyer; Guard-Henry stood in its entirety. ceived to be the source of saccrifice and repres- mander-Raymond Garnett; Quartermaster- Wasilewski; Officer of the Day-Adam Emmanuel Hrison. M.D.. Medical Director sion over the years. 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It is only after a He also points out that not all mid-life crises The Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans Semasko; Guard-Liz Robertson; 3-Year man attains these expectations, that he may be- are destructive, in fact he says some can be of Foreign Wars Sayreville Memorial Post Trustee-Mary Galvin; 2-Year Trustee-Iris gin to wonder if that we truly how he wanted to constructive. During this questioning process 4699, has chosen the following officers for Lea Koval; I-Year Trustee-Ann Marie spend his life. 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Jill P. Hebron, a recent graduate of Saint Mary Regional High School in South Amboy, and Times feature writer, is headed off to college this fall with a little help from The South Amboy Memorial Hospital Auxiliary.

Watch the Games 40 YEARS ALREADY? - The outstanding Sayreville basketball team captured the CJ Group II championship, and finished with 20 wins and 5 losses. The champs are: First row, left to right: R. Kurczewski, R. Shorosky, S. Kojkowski, J. Kolb, J. at Callahan. Second row: J. Marcinczyk, E. Chmielewski, S. Marcinczyk, L. Farley, E. Prysak, Mr. Gutkowski. *^«M0NAGHAN HOUSE", Fund Raiser for Library So You Want to Be 400 SOUTH PINE AVENUE The Do wdel 1 Library today announced SOUTH AMBOY, NEW JERSEY the beginning of the next phase of their a Card Dealer fund raising drive to raise money for the by Harlan Krissoff new library. What do you do when the financing 727-8606 Individuals and businesses can now that you've prayed for doesn't come purchase letters that will be used for the through? You could do what some people sign showing the library's name over the do and simply quit. If you feel that way, front entrance of the new library. The sign perhaps it is best that it fell through. You Football Season Specials will read: Sadie Pope Dowdell Public Li? probably couldn't have stomached it any- brary. South Amboy, NJ. way. Letters will cost only $100. Each can If this is something that you really care be paid for in two installments of $50. about though, you will persevere. This is Sunday & Monday Donors will be acknowledged by having not the end of the world. It is a set back their names engraved on a plaque to be though and you will probably have to work hung in the new library. harder than you originally planned. The building fund was begun in 1988 Try borrowing money from family and FREE BUFFET with a $10,000 donation from the Amboy friends, but only if you've shown them that National Bank. It was added to in 1989 you are sincere in their endeavors and that during the Anniversary Fund Drive and you will pay them back no matter what. now stands at more than $ 15,000. The goal Remember, for them, the money is also of this phase is to raise $4,100. hard to come by. Draw up a contract to Beer Bucket During the fund raising drive a banner prove your sincerity. with the name of the library on it will be Continue with the shows that you were Small Bucket 3-12 oz. Bottles $5.00 placed in the present library and letters will doing before. Take all the money and sink be filled in as purchased, with the donors' it back into new merchandise. Buy at Lg. Bucket 5-12 oz. Bottles $7.00 name below each letter. bargain prices at shows and thru the mail. * Sunday 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. Individuals can call the Dowdell Li- Go to a show near the end and you will * Monday 7 p.m. to 1 a.m. brary at (908) 721-6060 for further infor- usually find someone selling boxes at much mation. less than they paid for it. Buy these cards and sell them at only a few dollars more than your price, so that you can turn it over quickly and perhaps buy higher priced, LARGE PIZZA The Spinal Column more desirable cards. By Dr. John S. Misiewicz, D.C. Also, you may have to throw in some $ 95 908-238-8282 of your own money to accomplish your ONLY 4 Playground Safety goals. Do so. Do whatever you have to do WITH THIS COUPON EXPIRES 10-15-94 It is estimated that more than 500 chil- to succeed. You may just accomplish it. dren are seen in U.S. emergency rooms each (Harlan Krissoff is a collector at shows L J year. throughout Middlesex and Monmouth Head injuries are usually the most seri- Counties) ous problem. Broken bones, sprains, and dental injuries are common in about 25%- 30% of playground accidents on home play- ground equipment. About 75% of play- ground injuries are due to falls. The second <$&i CHIROPRACTIC ASSOCIATES For more most common cause of injury is being hit by it OF SAYREVILLE information call equipment and being cut by sharp hardware (908) 238-8282 screws. 1 MAIN STREET SAYREVILLE, NEW JERSEY 08872 The best way to prevent serious head injuries and broken bones is to have a soft JOHN S. MISrEWICZ D.C surface under the play equipment. Even a one foot fall onto asphalt can cause serious CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN injury. A four foot fall onto packed earth or grass can also cause serious injury or death. D A Preliminary Consultation Recommended surfaces include: Sand 10" & Health History deep or wood chips 12" deep and rubber outdoor mats. D A Complete Orthopedic & Swings should be made of soft materi- offer expires f I I Nov. 14th, 1994 Neurological Examination als; rubber, plastic or canvas. Screws should For A Complete Chiropractic of the Spine be covered and wood should be free of Examination Including: D And A Report of Findings splinteps. 8 September 17, 1994 South Amboy-Sayreville Times

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Bonito showing inshore, and should get better. After Kingfish on the Long Branch Jetty. I caught only crabs. They are being caught Teo "Weebles" Weber with 10 pound Channel off the Highlands. Keansburg Pier, and jet- Catfish caught in the Delaware River above ties around Spring Lake to Seaside. Walpack Bend on a Shad Dart. Fresh Water A 15 pound Pike was caught at The Sayreville Express completed its first travel soccer season with a 7-1 -2 record finishing Farrington Lake, along with the Largemouth 2nd in its division. Brian Tuohy and Adam Wilson led the Express in scoring as it competed Bass to pounds. I caught some Bass up to 14 in the National U-9 Division of MOSA. Others contributing in goals were: Matt Blaszka, in. along with small Pickeral, Bass and Stephen Alberino, Chris Owski, Doug Sprague, Michael DeCandia and Ted Nycz. The Express recorded 4 shutouts and was led by goalie Adam Roser with a stifling defense led Panfish in Sussex County. Hybrids up to 6 by James Farrelly, Michael Esposito, and Chris DeLucca. The offense which outscored its pounds are being caught in Spruce Run opponents 23-8 were pressured by Brock Vazquez, Jameson Jackson, Dennis Malopolski, Reservoir on live baits. Good Panfish and and Robert Kriskowski. Catfish action, and slow Trout fishing round out the picture.

Obituaries Arnold, Marcia Jean, 31 of So. Amboy died Sept. 4. Harrigan, Helen Kelly, 79 of So. Amboy died Sept. 5. Hept, Carol A. DePalma, 52 of Sayreville died Sept. 8. Jerome, Anna M. Check, 88 of So. Amboy died Sept. 5. Piccora, Rosemary Anto- nucci, 64 of Parlin died Sept. 10. Szaro, Kenneth J., 69 of So. Amboy died Sept. 7. THE DUGOUT SOFTBALL TEAM defeated the Brew Crew to win the Sayreville "B" Division title. The talented club went on to down PJs and captured the overall championship in South Amboy's Phil Kurtz Jr. with his 176 Ib. Zientek, John, 68 of So. Amboy died Sept. 5. Sayreville. Pictured, seated, left to right: Anthony Rufo, Brian Schafer, Steve Wilson, Sal yellow fin tuna, caught at the Hudson Canyon. Rinaldi, Keith Becker; standing, left to right: Joe Szaro, Gerard Rufo, Tom Mierzwiak, Tony Camporeale. Bill Tarallo. Bill Leary.

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Winning pitcher was Mox NJAR Million Dollar Sales Club 1989-1993 169 North Broadway South Amboy, NJ 08879 Bailey. John Wortley aided the winners Each Office Is Independently Owned And Operated (908) 525-3122 with a long round-tripper. Joe Phillips had a HR for the losers . . . 1964: Dave "Dee" Kelly fired a brilliant 1-hitter and fanned 6 as St. Mary's shocked St. Rose. 5-0. Ace GRAND OPENING shortstop, Vince Wisniewski, en route to SUGAR BEAR the county batting title was 3 for 3, includ- HOMETOWN DELICATESSEN ing 2 doubles, score 3 runs, and knocked in WEAR 2 ... 1972: Tom Magielnecki's 13 wins for CHILDREN'S CLOTHING AND GROCERY the Big Swede led S. Amboy Slow Pitch. Ed Paczkowski was 10-4 with the Mechanicsville Bombers, and Jack 512 RARITAN STREET Gallagher 10-5 for the BraveBulls... 1973: SAYREVILLE, NJ 08872 Maria Ncira scored 15 of Sayreville 's 29 (908) 525-8815 team goals for the year in Field Hockey ... 1974: Hoffman's Mike McCabe hurled 18 innings and was 3-1 early in the season MON.-FRI. 10-7 i Cigarettes^ SHIRLEY MESAROS 3008 Bordentown Ave. • $1.90 Pack 2 before being injured. Tom Diem pitched 15 MARY RAGER SAT. 10-5 Open 7 Days $8 Carton j< Parlin 525-3112 V scoreless innings near the end of the year . . . 1983: Sayreville soph, Joanne Chudkowski finished 16-7 for the 2nd con- secutive year in tennis . . . 1987: Andrew Moran' s 5 goals powered the Purple & Gold Reiner's Hardware Inc. to a 9-6 romp over the Blue & Gold in soccer 104 NORTH BROADWAY AUTO REPAIR SOUTH AMBOY Bordentown Avenue T.H.E. 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Jeff Kabat had 12, and at Lakomski 10 for the Bomb Squad. Player-of-the-Game: Cool as a cucum- 721-3369 ber Dan Kudelka, who drilled home 3 clutch 106 N. Broadway free throws in the OT session, and finished South Amboy. NJ 08879 727-2828 with 5 points, in this pressure-packed 15 years experience shootout. Hoffman Looks Good in Hoops This could be a comeback year for MOST MAJOR BRANDS Coach George Krzyzanowski's Hoffman basketeers. The optimistic mentor tells us -REASONABLE RATES ON THE REPAIR OF: that his boys fared pretty well this summer, BIG SCREEN TVs • TVs • VCRs playing in the Middlesex County College PROJECTION TVs • MICROWAVES High School Basketball League, finishing 7th out of 15 teams, with a 4-6 record, and STEREOS • NINTENDO GAMES Multor Contracting losing several very close games. 103 N. Stevens Ave. • South Amboy Bob Maher and Gary Colfer were the WE SPECIALIZE IN - 721-8300 big guns, both averaging in double digits. PROFESSIONAL PERFORMANCE Prayer to the Blessed Virgin Beeper (908) 724-5083 (Never known to fail) Oh, most beautiful WITH PERSONAL CARE! Home (908) 525-3145 flower of Mt. Carmel, Fruitful vine, splendor of Heaven, Blessed Mother of the Son of God, * SIDING * BASEMENTS * ROOFING Immaculate Virgin, assist me in my necessity. Oh Star of the Sea, help me and show me, * DORMERS * WINDOWS * DECKS herein you are my mother. Oh, Holy Mary, * EXTENSIONS * ADDITIONS AUGIE'S Mother of God, Queenof Heaven and Earth! I * REMODELING humbly beseech you from the bottom of my QUALITY PAINTING heart to succor me in this necessity. There are * CUSTOM ALTERATIONS & MORE! none that can withstand your power. Oh, Free Estimates - Licensed — Fully Insured show me herein you are my mother. Oh Mary, conceived without sin, pray for us who have Over 18 years experience!! INTERIOR EXTERIOR recourse to thee (3 times). Holy Mother, I place this cause in your hands (3 times). Must RESIDENTIAL WOOD WORK be said 3 times for 3 consecutive days and (908) 613-4695 published immediately after favor is granted. Thank you. P.B. South Amboy-Sayreville Times September 17, 1994 13 Hoffman All Time Greatest Baseball Teams Challenge - Lineups & Rosters _ 1st Round-1967 vs. 1982 winner to face #1 Dohan, Mark Felice, "Skippy" Costanzo. 15 to 1. Hall of Famers seed 1984: 1941 vs.. 1951; 1963 vs. 1973 Odds: 10 to 1. 1984 *( 19-3) Coach George Krzyzanowski; winner to meet #3 seed 1945; 1978 vs. 1969 *( 12-8-1) Coach Zdanewicz; Lineup- Lineup-Randy Stratton-CF, Scott 1936; 1969 vs. 1979; 1975 vs. 1987 winner Mark Abbatiello-CF, Jim Lyons-SS. Larry Gumpreeht-2B, Kevin Gorczyca-C, Pete to meet #4 seed 1981; 1968 vs. 1985: 1952 Kurzawa-3B. Ken Blaha-C. Jack Smith-3B. John Skarzynski-P. Bob vs. 1971 winner to meet #2 seed 1934. Bloodgood-IB, Ron Croddick-2B, Jim Ruskuski-SS, Andrew Moran-RF. Mark *Denotes State Champions Tingle-P, Jim Croddick-LF, Gary Lange- Thompson-1 B.Stanley Zawacki-DH. Billy 1934 *<10-(» Coach Primpka: Lineup- RF. Res.-Danny Paone-SS. Roger White, Bright-LF. Res.-Jim McCabe-P-OF. Joe Eckert-RF. Frank Morgan-LF. Alan Tom Wortley. Dennis Yanoski. John Yates, Samnelson, Dave Gumprecht, Bob Gal- Hoffman-C, Lagoda-CF. Pete Pavich-SS, Gary Read. Odds: 7 to 1. lery-IB. John Attardi. Odds: Even. Norm Morgan-1B. Jensen-2B, Lou "Toots" 1971 *( 13-5-1) Coach Zdanewicz; Lineup- 1985 (17-5-1) Coach Krzyzanowski: Prasnal-P, Joe Primpka-3B. Res.-Chet Abbatiello-CF, Ron Croddick-2B, Gary Lineup-Randy Stratton-OF. Andrew Meinzer-RF, Henry Conroy-P, Noble-CF. Lange-P, Alfie Clark Jr.-C, Jim Croddick- Moran-OF. Scott Gumprechi-P, Bill Odds: Even LF, Joe Vigilante-3B, Doug Buckalew-SS. Moskal-OF, Steve Chrasczc-DH, Dave 1936-(10-3) Coach-Dobrzynski; Lineup- Jim Keegan-1B, Dennis Yanoski-RF. Res.- Gumprecht-C, Dennis Leonard-3B, Jim Pete Pavich-SS. Post-LF, Jensen-C, Bob "Ozzie" Levins-P, Kevin McCabe-lB. Tom "Tippy" Hessner-2B. Edmund Lagoda-2B, Harris-CF, R. Nemeth-Inf.-OF, Frank Bongiorno-OF, Bob Res. - Paul Kenny, Tom Skar/.ynski, Roger Maxt'ield-IB, B. Maxfield-3B, Newmark- Stillwagon-OF. Odds: 10 to 1. Kuhn. Odds: 14-1. RF, Henry Conroy-P. Res.-Ed Jankowski-P, 1973 *( 14-7) Coach-Bob Bloodgood; 1987 (19-3) Coach Krzyzanowski; Lineup- Ted Winegar-P, Lewandowski-C, Brennan. Lineup-Rudy Neumann Jr.-2B, Bob Brian Gay-2B. Dave Gumprccht-P, Bill Roberts. Nicorvo, Hess, Dowling, Johnson. Stillwagon-RF, George Bongiorno-P, Joe Moskal-LF, Corey LaVignc-3B, Steve Odds: 7 to 1. "Moose" McCarthy-C, Tom Szatkowski- Chrasczc-CF, Andrew Moran-RF. Dennis 1941 -(?) Coach-Dobrzynski: Lineup-Read- 1B, John Szatkowski-LF, Mike Downs-RF, Leonard-IB, Joe Samuelson-SS. Wayne 2B, Walt Rogers-SS, Buckalew-3B, Ray Poulsen-SS. Mike Kelly-3B. Res.- Olsen-DH, Carl Nemeth-C. Res.-Brian Evigan-CF, Westernick-LF, Gregor-IB, Henry Wortley 1B-OF. Odds: 5 to 1. Wanko. Odds: 2 to 1. Zigmund Podufalski-C, Ken Rogers-P. 1975 (16-8-1) Coach Dave Inman: Lineup- ***Lineups were very tough to find. If Jonason-RF. Res.-Zaleski-1B. Wisniewski, Jack Conlon-CF, Rudy Neumann Jr.-SS, there are any mistakes, contact me at 727- Neumann-2B. Odds: 20 to 1. George Bongiorno-P, Joe "Moose" 0398, before the Tournament gets underway. 1945 *(13-1) Coach Dobrzynski; Lineup- McCarthy-C, Ron Stillwagon-LF, George Gene Munn-3B, Jack Lanning-SS,"Scobie" Hubbs-3B, Ralph Dante-2B, Jerry Kotula- Render-LF. George Munck-C, Rudy RF, Pete Toth-IB. Res. Tom Billich-P, Neumann Sr.-P. Jim Croddick-CF, Stan Dan Lewis-P, Mike McCabe-P. Pat Sports Card Hot List Kowaleski-IB. Jack Tice-RF. Fred Zall- Eppinger-P, Ron Keegan-INF.-OF. Odds: Baseball-1. Ken Griffey Jr. 2. Frank 2B. Res.-John Bodemann-RF, Charlie 9 to 1. Thomas 3. Mike Piazza 4. Tim Salmon 5. Juan Gonzalez. Straub-OF. Odds: Even. 1978(15-9) Coach Reggie Carney: Lineup- 1951 (10-4) Coach Dobrzynski; Lineup- Frank Kuziemski-CF, Randy Neumann-LF, Basketball-1. Shaquille O'Neal 2. Joe Krygier-CF, Jim Inman-P. Bill Mark Wahler-IB, Pete Toth-IB, Bob Michael Jordan 3. Chris Webber 4. Bouchard-LF, John Kovaleski-SS, Jerry Clayton-P, Steve Szatkowski-3B, Tim Anferee Hardaway 5. Eric The late "Woody" McCarthy (top) and the Covell-RF, Don Stratton-2B, George Walczak-RF, Glenn Smith-2B, Marty Montross. late John Zdanewicz (bottom) were 2 of the Busch-IB, Bob Munck-C, Gross-3B. Res- Carey-C, Jim Bright-SS. Res.-WayneDeak- greatest all around athletes at St. Mary's. McCarthy played in the mid 1930s and Mr. Fox-RF-3B. Odds: 8 to I. 1B, Bob Kenny-P, INF. Odds: 18 to 1. Football-1.TroyAikman2.Emmitt Smith 3. Jerry Rice 4. Joe Montana "Z" late 1920's. They were both highly 1952 *(7-7) Coach Dobrzynski; Lineup- 1979 (19-3-2) Coach Carney; Lineup-Frank successful coaches at St. Mary's & Hoffman, English-SS, Bill Kurtz-3B, Bob Munck-C, Kuziemski-LF, Randy Neumann-CF, Tom 5. Tie: Drew Bledsoe & Rick Mirer. and guided several teams to state titles in Jim Inman-P, Ray Tomas7.ewski-2B, John Mulligan-RF, Mark Wahler-IB, Steve Baseball & Basketball. Ciol-IB, Gross-LF. Joe Carney-RF, Szatkowski-3B, John Dragotta-DH, Marty Phillips-CF. Res.-Miller-3B, Frank Wahler- Veilleux-2B, Jim Bright-P, Marty Carey- OF-3B. Odds: 25 to 1. C, Bob Aucone-SS. Res.-Diem-P, Pat 1963 (10-7) Coach-Jim Crodick; Lineup- DeJoy-OF, Seres, Frank Wahler, Brian The Friends of Johnny Z. /Woody M. Committee Paul Nagy-3B, Jerry Drill-IB, Pete Septor, O'Connor, Paduano, Gerard Inman-SS, Ken Wahler-CF, Manny Marrone. Odds: 3 to 1. Annual Scholarship Fundraiser Formose-C, D. Wood-P. Mike Keller-LF, 1981 *(22-6) Coach Carney; Lineup-Tom Frank Jankowski-RF, Guerro-2B. Res.-Ed Mulligan-CF, Daryl Munck-SS, Pat DeJoy- Mackiel-RF, Frank Pauloski-OF. Mason. LF,JohnMulligan-3B,JohnSkarzynski-lB, Odds-15 to 1. Tim Bloodgood-C, Frank Wahler-2B .Glenn 1967 (?) Coach John Zdanewicz; Lineup- Vona-RF, Mark Herdman-SS, Mark Th- Bill Clayton-CF, Curt Wood-P. Bob ompson-P. Res.-Mike Buczynski-OF, Brian Keegan-SS, Jim Lyons-LF. Fran Chonsky- Septor-OF. Odds: Even. RF. Jack Bloodgood-1B, Glenn White-2B, 1982 (16-8) Coach Carney; Lineup-Frank Ken Blaha-C, Leo Dohan-3B. Res.-Ernie Wahler-IB, Mark Herdman-SS. Tim Read. Odds: 15 to 1. Moskal-OF, John Muligan-OF, John 1968 (?) Coach Zdanewicz; Lineup-Glenn Skarzynski-P. Pete Smith-3B, Mike White-2B, Jim Lyons-SS, Bob Keegan-LF. Buczynski-DH, Glenn Vona-OF, Kevin Sunday, October 9, 1994 Curt Wood-P, Larry Kurzawa-3B, Ken Gorczyca-C, Joe Przybylski-2B. Res.-Mark Blaha-C, Jack Bloodgood-IB. Fran Thompson-P.Ron Brown, Jim Shaw. Odds: at Chonsky-CF. 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This proceeding was held up a while because Colman wanted a guarantee that he would get a Vince's World's Series split. Ultimately this was settled and SCARPA' S Colman reported to Newark. . MotnJireet /m: In came Clark, and in no time at all he was AUTO & TRUCK CENTER working. First Joe DiMaggio got hurt. Later Joe Tools, Equipment & Supplies returned, and Tommy Henrich was injured. Then Giuseppe was hurt once again. In any event. Weiss' tip 242 Main Street had come in the nick of time, and Clark had been ANTHONY J. SCARPA (908) 525-9509 called up none to soon. Harris had expected to let him Proprietor Night Sayreville, N.J. 08872 Phone 721-2008 watch things from the bench. But Bucky soon found Pager 916-5706 VISA MASTERCARD • AMERICAN EXPRESS PROPANE 'LAWN& GARDEN EQUIPMENT himself doing the watching, with Allie out in right or left field. Clark's readiness to jump into an outfield which was heading for a World's Series spoke volumes for the revivification of the Yankee chain store system, 238-5077 Open 7 Days 7A.M.-10P.M. and the efficacy of Weiss' methods. * Below retail This Clark guy is ultra-quiet. He rarely smiles. He rarely says anything. All business. He seems to feel he should have stayed with the Yankees. Doubt- Jl/uxe '&> ieweky, less he has the right dope. Both Colman and he were IiV Jofcnr Jcii & liquors up during the training season, and Frank was retained • Quality Cold Cuts while Allie was shipped back to Newark after an DIAMONDS • WATCHES • PRECIOUS STONES unsuccessful effort to sell him to the Pirates. • Catering for all Occasions Colman Looked Like Better Bet "Complete Jewelry Service" • Fine Wine & Spirits That Clark was sent back traced to the fact that • ENGRAVING • Newark needed an outfielder of his general skills very 138 So. Broadway badly. The Yankees had DiMaggio. Henrich and 201-727-0404 So. Amboy, N.J. 08879 Johnny Lindell. as well as Yogi Berra, then listed-and 80 MAIN STREET he still is- among the outfielders as well as the catchers. Colman had had major experience, with SAYREVILLE, NJ. 08872 Pittsburgh, and looked like the better bet. But time proved otherwise. I cornered Clark in the clubhouse of the Yan- kees. It was not easy to get the young man started on (908) 727-0321 (908) 738-6622 the subject of Allie Clark. He finally got going but it THE TOY BROKERS was quiet a chore. 151 North Broadway I think you ought to wait a few weeks before A-1 Service Company writing about me," he advised. South Amboy "I will take the chance," I assured him. "Just get Servicing All Major Home Appliances started." "Well, my name is Alfred Aloysius Clark," said WASHERS - DRYERS - DISHWASHERS We sell new & used Allie. "Clark of the Irish Clarks. I was born in South REFRIGERATORS. AIR CONDITIONERS Amboy, N.J., have my home there now. I was born NEW & RECONDITIONED APPLIANCE SALES • Toys & Halloween Costumes June 16, 1923. so that makes me 24. ALL WORK AND SALES GUARANTEED • Little Tikes & More "I am married, and have two sweet little girls - Susan, who is 2, and Kathleen, who is nine months old. 1830 Route 35 "You ask if there is any baseball in my family LES KOVACS, PROP. South Amboy, NJ (Morgan) 08879 316-0011 background. None whaiever. My dad was not a ball player. I thought of the baseball thing all by myself. "There are times, of course, when I kick myself for it. However, things have been correcting them- selves. This big break with the Yankees-well, it's the dream of all players to come to the Stadium. But how (908) 254-6601 Evening & Weekend Appts. 1-600-675-3128 about coming in and finding yourself heading for a World's Series? Why, some of the greatest players the game has seen went through decades of service in the CENTRAL JERSEY majors without ever getting into the Series." STARTER and Clark stopped a while. He appeared to believe The Gallagher Agency that he had had his say. and was looking anxiously ALTERNATOR, INC. toward the door through which teammates were pro- INSURANCE NEW or REBUILT UNITS ceeding toward the field-and what turned out to be an Auto - Homeowners 11-inning battle with the Red Sox. Business - Life 1 said, "Don't be so eager to leave. I have lots more to dig out. Were you originally an outfielder?" 1809 ROUTE 35 "I started out as a shortstop," Allie replied. "I Parlin, NJ 08859 499 Washington Road MORGAN, NEW JERSEY 08879 (908)727-4486 played that position for South Amboy High School "I did not have very much of a semi-pro career. You see, while I still was in school, I got an invitation to attend some tryouts in Newark. Paul Krichell and a lot of other Yankee scouts supervised these tryouts. I guess they liked me. I was signed to a Newark Gulick's GQS Station contract. Main 5i Thompson Streets "1 wish 1 could tell you the kind of story so many others tell-how they had offers from seven or eight 721-9740 other clubs in the majors. I had no bid from anybody WEBER'S GARAGE else. I was tickled to get that one offer. TUNE-UP - CARBURATION "I came into the Yankee chain in 1941. still Teddy D's Auto Repair labeled an infielder. I was sent to Easton, and hit .300. SPECIAUSTS In 1942,1 was promoted to Norfolk and hit .327. That Foreign Si Domestic fluto Repoir got me a promotioon all the way to Newark in 1943. Fuel Injection Specialist I went to spring trianing at Sebring. Fla.. and then was grabbed by the Army. 525-0001 1809 ROUTE 35 "1 trained in Texas, and then was shipped over- T€D DUNCflN Jr. MORGAN, NEW JERSEY 08879 (906) 721-1280 seas. I was with the Combat Medical Corps. England, 365 Main St. • South flmbou, NJ 08879 then France and Germsany. A few months of action in Germany. "I spent my time in service doing Army work. 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