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Vol. 99 No 7 Advertising Less Than 75%CITIZI South Amboy, N.J. Thursday, February 16, 1978^ 10 cents REMOVAL COSTS MOUNT FOR CITY SCHOOL BUDGET PASSES BY 4 VOTES; AS SNOW PILES UP KABOSKI, SCHWARICK, VEILLEUX, DAVIS, WIN ( nuru tl tacked $10.00(1 onto an emergency resolution at a South Amboy s school As for the canaidate^i. th<- Keh !J mwting to cover ••lection Tuesday turned oul Edmund Kaboski, Teresa mounting costs of snow t somewhat of an historic Schwanck. Anita Veilheux remrtval Mayor .) Thomas slate swept to victory for ( ross was quoted as saying event in tful. for the firsl lime since thr fitv had an three year terms Their ally il had run the city up to in the contest for the single $4i).oo as of that date ami the two year term open, Edwin '2Ti p<-r cent of the 1977 budget Davis, was also elected Itgtirr for this use had l>erti Mrs Schwarick led the exhausted Th»- added voting with 328, closely $iii IXNI will I*- discharged in tollowed by the lone present the IM7H budget txiard members eefcing a The Counvj] has provided new term. Kaboski, with 304 Inr such a contingency by Mrs Vetllieux did not match raising the W>.265 49 for their vote-drawing power. Divisinn of Roads. running close to beat out Miscellaneous other Kx James Ryan 235-202 Elena [x-nses. in the 1977 budget to Wahler and William $.i4i.-Z(Mi for the same account Kindblad trailed tn the I97H budget The Anita VeilleuK Minwfall of F'eb 14 will Davis l>ested his rtval James Brmamen. by a 3 year term frquiif a further charge comfortable margin. 266-183 ,< gams! the account and The triumph of the [M)N.sihl\ an amending <>f the Kaboski. Schwarick, hgiires after the originally Veilleux, Davis, forces drawn is subject to public assures Thomas Teresa Schwarick hr.uin^ Levandoski, battler for Thr other items in the 3 year term building a high school on the emergency resolution John St tract, a working II II I I II \(THO| its ( hairmati \ s.uniul < hi.ir.iv.ilh. \ur ;• were $,r).Wl for payments $1,810,671 tax for Current «*iin^ til th<- i oimiiissmncr* Kurt/ is .i I'ohce and Firemen s l*en budget squeezed through by south \inbo\ Hi- .lUtndfd Hoffman High and n.iiiu >»( sion Fund and $8,000 for the slimmest of margins. his tiiuiiMMi utn drurtM* from Norlhraalrrn t( rar%. and presumably will tie in about one twenttety of the with the Green" Acres grant over 4.800 registered voters Edmund Kaboski for the John L Zdaniewicz *n Ihei-itv Memorial Park, formerly 3 ytMr teini Council Introduces Annual Budget; designated the Sixth .St IMaygrouid It is exptvted Tax For Municipal Needs Unchanged 11 persons will bt- taken on in April These items of the CITY ADVISED ON RULING FOR iiuii'.iM- HI the collections I l'\ I UUIIi ll ml ! iMJlll-nl .1 emergency resolution will l'i,i\ bu>.i- l.ut>il\ attributable to also be discharges in the 197K RESIDENTIAL PARKING PERMITS icli '• i Illl r Will IH- .1 pllbll* rhr st.itutdi \ requirement on budget I he ,li-rse> Central I'ower & hr.ii ni>-', oil it Mai i:i and it Fred Kurtz, city engineer, The Traffic Engineering There is also the hazard of \,v ill hr pi mini in full wi Ihr l.iuht * <• lo JM> \H) per cent Division of the State pedestrians. particularly Edwin Davis ul the !ev> last year while advised the Council the ( ih/rli .i^ lit l-'rli >A, l!<7li Department of En- Department of small children, wandering 2 yeat reim I hr budget introduced for (hr utiht> was pursuing an Transportation has served out into the traffic lane of a appeal "before the Stale vironmental Protection had The newcomers with l.i^t vrai in February. lt*77. been served by his office on ('apt James Tedesco, street because they do no see Kaboski will displace Int.died *..' ,>K i i.'l. (H hilt (tie Hoard of lax Appeals to get traffic control consultant of what is coming because of an $H.H7r>.HO»l assessment of with a copy of the Develop retiring board members. !,i \ lui iiujini ip.11 nrrds inent Project Agreement the South Amboy Police parked cars John Hulsart, Bruce rrtll.llDs thr s.linr ,il $t>0 IMHI its F II Werner plant in the 1 with (ireen Acres and the Department a copy of (he Many municipalities now Richmond and Michael Thr ,i|ipiu\iinatfl\ $:{.M).INMI i it> cut tn $2«l.«l!7 ..Id & I required Pre-Con-slmctton C S Supreme Court decision have "no parking on anyCharmello. who have itHif.tsr III appropriations is paid on!\ frfi per cent ot lev\ Engineering certificate (hat upholding the issuance of street" from 2 am. to 6 am adhered to the advice of lar^rK .iMsi I t:\ an uuieasr tn I«i7i. refusing payment in tin1 work can uroceed i.pecial permits for parking regulations but this is for State Commissioner of of $|7N..Mo ni misrrllalifous total trorn the dale tor filing in residential zones in thelargely newly built-up towns Education Fred Burke and ,i()|M-.tl against the ruling of TheCounc.il. by resolution, \{v\ rnurs | rum •)>.! .' It. V.i'l executed $ contract with the County of Arlington, with residences on large lot his planning advisors in last >ear In $:!..t!C'.ir»H this the Middlesex Counts Ta\ Virginia The DOT hassizes No such simplified strongly opposing the use of Hoard in uphelding the levy County of Middlesex for a u-.ii and a dro|Mi{t in the subgrant for the 'comreferred the decision to the solution is available to South the John St tract for a Ki'MM \ r tnl I IU ollri ted This sland otf in l*iV4. valutcd mumty iM'autificatum" with State Attorney General for Amboy Capt Tedesco and school The new board will T,i\es lloli) $2.il.»>>. taM the Ueserve tor liu -ollectcd ( ETA help an opinion as to its municipal officials have now likely make known its year to $l4'.<.lt..» tfiis \ear. Taxes $144,401 in I'M. tn applicability in new Jersey been long working on preferences for John St S2;»1.«i:i7 last year A letter from the offices of saving A tax iiujMist nl Die Division of Local (iover This development in thepossible solutions to a truly when the Council seeks to *>)»:.Wl A il) >»»>-TTM-fcasr \n matter how the M'i* & nationwide pn»bU»m of thvgritty problem. Mayor 4 have Gov Brendan T Byrne I. appi'al giK's before tlu nment Services relative to til J""ranrhise Taxes the electrical subcode in • parking of automobiles on Thomas Cross is disturbed overrule Burke on the issue Anticipated also aids the Slate ll(ktnt ot Appeals, il public streets, especially because it is compounded in adjudicated this year, il sped ion services contract silualioti provoked Council President overnight, was brought to the daytime by the number No increase in the tax rate should have no affect on the the attention of South Amboy of out of town commutors 1U7H budget as it is taul) Thomas o Hrierj to denoun is anticipated and the final ce the slate of affairs by nil Rials and police through who come in to park their rate for South Amboy In be obvious lite loser in the State mijury about the Virginia cars in the South Amboy JJ. Harrigaii Co., Inc. Hoard decision will then n<> which the mayor and coun struck off by the Middlesex cilmeti, as (ifhciais elected ruling by Clark Convery. station area 'tHJtitv Tax Ifctard may show into the courts enough lo city attorney. Some progress has been extend the matter a year or by the people, had to be 1 a decrease through harassed by state depart The parking problem on made under ordinances 750 Rf 9 Soulh Amboy increased ralahles so more cit> streets has l>eeri a which limits parking near ments and agencys 721 7500 The decrease in the The present Council ha.s executives, deriving their longtime problem in South specified traffic Kcserve for UncolU'cted taken cognizance ol thepowers of office only by ap Amboy It is probably more intersectlorus and at sites 'I'.'xes was accomplished by peculiar situation that exists pomtmenl to high paying aggravated here by much of where the incidence for raising the rate of collections not only id the tax appeal but positions the city being made up of two accidents is marked Capt from m per cent in 1976 1 o W> also in a suit in process that family residences where two Tedesco has submitted a would force the (iross Nicholas Sinolney, cent of levy in W77 The business administrator, ad or more cars much be plan for the further partial Receipts Tax revenues now jiarked in front of tin* house correction of the situation to received in total by the city dressed MA Kerro, Wayne, about the agreement for if there is no driveway or the Slate Department of MAIN to distributed among all the garage to receive 'he Tiiinsportation One of the municipalities in the area emergency repairs to the MADURA Hroadway on a $2,4HS vehicles The streets are more difficult aspects of (he LIQUORS served by J(T & L (ir«»ss estimate of work Kurtz ap accordingly lined with cars problem is that anything HeceipLs revenues coming proved thj retaining of overnight and (his presents a devised must be approved in ON UPPER MAIN PHARMACY into the City mounted- to Ferro to get the work done problem both in publtc Trenton where the & DAVID ST. $1.902,()4H in 1477 from with the excavation closed safety and snowshovehng knowledge of local $I,6OH,:J:UI in itm», but the over soon as possible Fire trucks and first aid conditions ts limited to Open This Sunday Council availed themselves Smolney has directed a let ambulances are hampered cursory surveys and the Imporied ond of only $17H,:i4U of the nearly getting to locations of and taking ol traffic counts $300,000 increase The ter to Laszlo Szabo, head of b |> m to ) 0 p m the Middlesex County Health emergencies by parked cars unappropriated balance will blocking their access Police D«rJv*ry resolve into surplus where it Department, complaining of Qttt In ( osc ol i rtit'f C)t''H y the county's failure to assign have to cope with the will be an offset to the taking dangers of street narrowed of an added $70,000 from a permanent qualified health 721-1164 (oil 721 1930 in their lane fro moving ntc* w««k«nd I'Dltllllui-il on IMgr 1 vehicles by parked cars The South Amboy Citizen 2 Thursday, February 16, 1978

ENTERTAINMENT COUNCIL INTRODUCES BUDGET: NEW OWNERS! cnnUnurd from page 1 secured balances, I37O.MM. Recreation A Department this year to keep the tax rate of Inspect ions lifts services sUbalixed of the fire marshal, the An added $43,000 under the building inspector and the Public Unemployment And health inspector from other Recession Act of 1977 of over categories $40,000 develops to Police salaries is kept anticipated revenues 11 largely unchanged at offsets a decline in receipts $400,000 but in Revenue anticipated from Kewnue Sharing there is an item of Sharing and CKTA $84.(174 by which they can be Total uf Salaries and increased nearly $:»!>.(KM) Wages in the I97H is And School Crossing Guards $1,085,37V against $»5H,067 will no longer he paid out of last year and total Other the regular police account It Kxpenses is $1,161,741 amounts to $4S.OO Other against $872,986 in 1977 hxpensc* rise $12,000 to A big item in Other $60,000 Expenses is a new item of In the Department of |^w, $50,000 for a final resolution municipal court salarws go of the fire alarm matter The up $8,000 to $24,291 with a RESTAURANT & BAR Council anticioates the work pros»cutnr on duty for a full on Broadway l>y increasing year ir> 197K l/4'gal services (Formerly Sweet Charity) Koads Salaries and wages to increase from $IH,Son to $142,370. up to $:12.(MM> and $21,700 and IN' $r>.(NM) other 132 S.Broadway,S.Amboy,N.J. Tel. 727 7338 Other Kxpenses at $50,2*>4 to $41.29:1 and project, up J27.IKMI to $4;t.:iHT> r COZY BAR & GRILL ami $12.1**1 at the Disposal other Kxpenses from $44 K*4i IMant to $7l.;i4f> Under to $T>4.7(MI With $441 (MM) more -for quick luncheons... Capital Improvements a new kept for repair of public I item of $K2/i.(Nl for renewal parks and municipality of the garbage contract due OUR ALL NEW. -for a quiet lunch or dinner. operated utilities A in May SlHi.ZMl is now life separate item <>t $2H.IMM) IS contract figure liut the included (or the Itroadwas Council is making out UHlcr sewer than hoped for in Insurance vsilli the premiums for ail Plus Our Regular Hond anticipation notes ol classes up $27.(MK> lo $l«t»i, KM) DINNER $r>0,4NM) Will >M' Halted tin Dinner Menu improvements not related to A A d in i n i s t r a I i \ c Utilities I ndcr the Water iH-partment is going to take SPECIAL I'tilitv it is anticipated that a good deal more at $r>V.*MH revenue (mm (he new rates. up Irom $:t>.(W and Other STUFFEO FLOUNDER $2:t7.MfK agait.st $171..".:«» last F.xjM-nses at H7 .?.»:• up from year will cut (lie deficit in $H *M«I The Council has held SPECIAL $5.05 the Water Department Iroin the increase in legislative WHOLE $WMM> last >ear In %•>.> IMMI salaries $J. 'no al $:•*. »).' this year Hut Ka>m<>nd (M hei Fxpenses undei LOBSTtR Until y. < -11 > audilm h.is legislatKe rise liotn (fliestiolled it Ihr ie\enue Vtl 7mno$;^.7iMi hut there is Thursday thru from highci, rales i .m lie .i irimming ol Ihe citst f• >i anticipated in the VV.ilei elect Hills .mil COflS et.-t lull .unday Ctlllty hu (too In iK IMMI III the st.itr OPEN 7 iiHTvast'd revenues ol lei,tied pill ilit ,issis| aoee 1 $.'>.'>. PIN4;('IH t.H accompanied by a whooping STUDENTS LEND There is imu tor instance .1 lllicel I.illi '.gilt es in ttil.il .IS A favorite self-diagnosis NKASON sound Cnnvaleiiscence department ol Knginccnng sit (ii,iiix -i.ili .aid ledef.il for people who do not feel l^ate winter marks the usually U'gms alter lour HELPING HAND \A ith addendunis i nt i> .t^clii ies ,i!r iliv • ilv ed well is "anemia More onset of the whooping cough weeks Very young children Students ol Si Man s I' II h I I C W C.lk- .1 I! -I often than not, the diagnosis season, the New Jersey are most seriously aflecled High School. South Amtmy. is incorrect. But anemia is a Academy of Family MeriinU-eare. isolation a.;;! New Jersey, nave scheduled serious health problem that Physicians cautions and good nursing' care are a 12 hour Dance Marathon ST. MARY'S deserves serious attention. even though this childhood essential Bui. most lor Sunday. Februar> li». Too few cells or too little disease is not as prevalent \V] Itl i I l SENIOR CITIZENS hemoglobin.w hich adds the that a vaccination against hvgm at 12 00 Noon at the SI \\< it once was, cases continue |llh i 111 .il PLAN DINNER red coloring to blood causes to be seeu (and heard • whooping cough can provide, Marys Cafeteria. 2nd & S4M III \MI«i\ I \|tl IMIIV. \ The Si Man s s,in.it anemia, the New Jersey Whooping (.'ough. easily lor the small <-hlldren.il your Stevens Si reel South si \IK < Mh'iKSl INS | |(l i I |i>\ Academy of Family Amboy Proceeds Iroin the ( lll/eris Mill hold ,i cm IIIH| diagnosed by Hie l.iimlv i I INS MM ) | |n\ H- J si ||H>I I I- Physicians, points out marathon will lie lieel and c.ihltage dinnei <>h characteristic rough which V i iiNs| |{l i | |n\ in i \|(|> • • I- Typical symptoms include usually produces a thick contributed to Hand in Hand. M'l'l- \l v \Mi h 11( I- I ' Ml ' s .Mondav. March i.ih .il I "•> I'l Ksl \\ I I • i i |l \l>| Ml I fatigue, shortness uf breath, mucus discharge, can be Little Fellows Im . a non profit all p III l eser\ .itions \A ill IM- lack of energy and a I VV*s nt- \m \Y U.sf- v |.i. . \\\> closed on fehniar\ •!»> I'm prevented by immunization, volunteer organization i ni> • i n \rit-.n .'.i'i mi- NI-« Managers & Coaches r i" s e i \ a t i o n s ,t n < Hiiiioi or Mae ( le.u v child can enroll The disease, Walsh. Fund Kaismg I'lllidi Ni.1,11 I- III I . l.\ uv . r. 'III' ,- absorption of food, excessive first reported as earl; as Chairperson lor Hand In .1 I'-k'Ul.M (IMI'llli^ -'I In I il\ I .iilii n or chronic bleeding, injury to 1570, occured in epidemic The SouUi Amboy l.illle Hand, indicated that the nl I IK I il\ i-l S..urfi \.II 'In-ill, the bone marrow and certain form in England in the 17th Fellows Managers and monev will IK* used to delrav parasites and infections all the costs of Festival 7H, rl I 1-1.III.It V I'l.I. Mil .ilniM .illllll.tln I century Most cases appear Coaches will hold then- A.I' .nti.|ill'fl -.|. ^li.inrl .illil llll.ll contribute to an anemic at ages under five, and one Monthly meeting on scheduled lor May l:i at HELP condition Bui whatever the attack usually produced Tuesday, February 21. l*»7K Middlesex (ounty < 'nUcge \.il.iln' IM 11111.11. cause, it isn't safe to make a immunity for the sufferer I il\ I I. Ik WANTED at H pm at (he i)AV If is anlic/pated thai 1 self-diagnosis or treat ore's In 1 <»In- • 11 ">. I .1 --f Kr Symptoms include Building All Managers and approximately r>u students I »'• i. l'i, , self Your family doctor can inflammation of (he coaches are asked to attend tr(ifTi the high school vull he VI) >l tri il In l ih/rn I HI u \'l.. (•rniral Office work, determine what is causing respiratory tract and much this very important meeting participating in the the condition then prescribe \|l|llii\l'i| I- I'd 'I I'l, K secretion of mucus, which Anyone wishing to join our marathon AlWnission to the IsMH ill < Ill/I'll in South A in bo\ the proper treatment becomes quite thick and league as a manager or event will IM- $1 iO The I rli II, I'l.'K sticky as the disease marathon will end at 12 no Write Boi 101, coach should attend the $7.H rogresses Coughing may midnight So. Amboy Citizen Pe prolonged and violent and HOW SOUTH AMBOYANS VOTED

WARP Broadway Bakery Ttl. 1 3 Ab. DISTRICT 2 2 2 I I 5 So Broadway. South Amboy BUDGET | YES 139 6 9 28 14 W 9 9 17 13 16 1 QUESTION ) NO 135 12 15 27 7 8 4 3 21 13 21 4 Stantmy Akackl, Prop CANDIDATES OPf N DAILY 6 AM. to 8 30 PM 3 THREE YEAR TERMS EOMUNO S. KABOSKI 304 CLOSED MONDAV. 27 40 43 23 21 18 18 52 18 34 4 ANITA AGNES VEILLEUX Mb 111 21 43 21 15 12 16 44 11 27 4 "JAMES T. RYAN ?07 \J 13 41 21 19 15 12 26 19 23 0 Specializing in TERESA C. SCHWARICK 328 29 38 48 26 19 23 19 57 25 40 4 ELENA WAHLEH 137 n 6 27 7 15 11 12 19 12 IS 2 Birthday & Wedding Cakes WILLIAM C. LINOBIAD Tib 2b 6 28 9 8 6 7 14 20 12 1 1 TWO YEAH TtHM 72M0S1 EDWIN W. DAVIS 2fob n 4b 20 19 17 13 43 16 32 0 JAMES T BHINAMtN 183 29 18 19 13 17 26 20 20 2 The South Amboy Citizen Thurictey, Ftbruary 16, 1978 EKGAGED CADET CHEESEMAN SPAOOROWINS HONORED AT LABOR SUPPORT •-A Crorge A Spadoro, Democratic congressional AIR FORCE ACADEMY primary candidate from the isth District, has been Named to endorsed by two labor unions Superintendents Lift affiliated with the A F.L C IO Cadet Francis W The Dockbuilders, Cheeseman, son of Mr and Shorers, Pile Drivers, Mrs Francis W Cheeseman Drivers, Tenders and of 226 John St., South Foundation and Marine Amboy, N J., has been Constructors Local Union named to the 1456, representing Superintendent's List at fne approximately 5,000 families (IS Air Force Academy m the 15th District, Cadet Cheeseman. a announced its support of member of the class of 1961. Spadoro, according to union is now entitled *o wear the spokesmen Bernard distinctive insignia of a Keinertsen and Frederick silver star encircled by a W Devine silver wreath in recognition When reached at his home Mr and Mrs Kalph of this outstanding in fiscataway for comment, Marmone of 428 Bordentnwn performance The silver star Mr Devine said. "Georte Avenue. South Amboy have recognizes academic Spadoro has demonstratada announced the Kngagement achievement and the wreath real commitment to needs of t>i their daughter Cheryl Ann symbolizes military the working men and women to Kenneth Michael achievement. in this District and State. His McCarthy son of Mr and To be eligible for this energy, aggressiveness and Mrs Patrick McCarthy of 18 honor, cadets must be in the Boxen of reply rnvHnpes arr pitrd high as Captain. Chuck Pawlowikt; (left to right> Chief creattvit) will ensure that I'ine Tree Koad. Old Bridge. upper third of their class Driver. Mark Kndziewicz; and Fund Raising Chairman. Ronald Keegan of the South Amboy the citizens of the 15th N J militarily as evaluated by Ftntl Aid Squad prepare for the 1S7K Fund Campaign. This ye«r SAFA U introducing a District will have effective Miss Marmone is a their superiors and peers new method of »olkiUMon. instead of the familiar coin cards, each home will receive a kit representation in Congress graduate of Woodbridge They must also achieve a delivered by the Squad member*. Thf kit will contain a message from the Squad, a window for the years ahead " Vocational and Technical nemester grade point itirk/r and a return envelope. The return envelope to be mailed back to SAFA by the donar. Robert Mergner, It S Woodbridge and The average of at least A o on a IjMt year * partial sampling of the return method proved successful, and the general puMLc representing Local 106, Merkeley School Kittle Kails, 4 oscale responded with excellent financial support from the area served. Wood, Wire and Metal N ,1 She is employed by Cadets eligible for the Lathers, also announced Abraham and Strauss Superintendent's List have support of Spadoro in the Woodbridge. N .1 demonstrated that June 6,1*7B primary Mr McCarthy a graduate additional responsibilities ANNUAL ST. PATRICK'S EASTER emocratic Organization Ni«w Jersey Steel and highest honor a cadet can be Get Well Wishes of South Amboy, Second and TRICKY TRAY will hold their annual Si Stockton Streets, wi'l hold Structural Corporation. given for academic and from your Friends Patrick's Corn Beef and The Ladies Auxiliary of military proficiency their Second Annual Easter the Mechanicsville Hose Co, Sit y rev i lie Cabbage .Dinner Dance at Sunrise Service in the chur Upon graduation from the will sponsor a tricky tray on The couple have M>» plan.* John's halfway House, on en Sanctuary, Easter Mor to wed mi May K> K*V*» academy. cadets are March 9, 1978 at the South Saturday. March 11. 1968 ning. March 26th, at 6 30 Amboy Boat Club Donations commissioned as second Tickets for this affair are A M The Rev. Richard P. lieutants and awarded a B S will be $1.25. Cftau-ladiee ar« available from Mrs Jeanne Young, pastor of the First Martha Holton, Evelyn degree Mundy, Mary Leuahan, Baptist Church, will deliver Cadet Cheeseman is a iy?7 Freeman and co-chatrlady Frank O'Brien. Jim Heim or the Caster Morning June Stolte Tickets may be graduate of St Mary's High any member of ihe message. MARCH OF DIMES School obtained at the door or from Democratic Committee Breakfast will be served at any member of the HEART FUND 8.00 AM following the ser Auxiliary vice in the fellowship HaU of BENEFIT DANCE the Church. Tickets are The annual March of STILL TIME TO available for the breakfast Dimes Heart Fund Henefil JOIN YOGA CLASS from the church office, at (lllHHT (iaiKO Wilt CX- hl*l«l ( Mrs Pauline Stone >s u The church invites on Saturday March 11 from w DI Joseph Julian" *hoth on the Sunrise Service to these worth while charities enjoyment m a busy life vendors table for IS is asked style Posture, breathing, those who wish to Worship at to call 721-0259 Kese> vation^ Cooni tialor for the this lime of special worship evening will b*1 "Scoop" Mi exercise relaxation, wij] be Jir.uteo Any item, CarthV. Boat Club Com mediation and basic new or oJd, excluding f<**} w mond<»r "Chubby" Keenen chanting will IK* a part of this animals may be sold will be Master of program for men and Ceremonies The Boat Club women, high school age and BASEBALL Auxiliary will prepare the above REGISTRATION dinner Classes will be held on Entertainment for the Wednesday evenings from FOR CITY LEAGUES evening will be supplied by a H oo I'M to y :io I'M Jack Mulsart. Recreation ROOFING magician, a belly dancer and Registration is limited Director has announced that u band fur your pleasure Please sign up in advance there will be registrations I.JAI'SI Pr n <>s 1 No tickets will IK- sold a For more information stop in held for the Little league. Ori N«-w Roofs the door at the YMCA on Washington Ha be Huth League and girls Kd . Parhn or call 2.S7 5177 softball every Saturday from STANLEY January 28th through ROOFING February 25th. between the They usad to tay in parts of hours of 1 P.M. to 3 PM at 1» Yi'Oi \ in Ar »•(. England that biting off the the High School Gym first fern seen in ipring would Hoffman uign scnooi I (I11 Any ) mil' keep one free from toothache WE HAVE AVAILABLE OVER Anybody interested in alt year. registering for the Little League must be tt years old oripr to August 1st', 1978. Any K>r. interested in registering $1,000,000.00 for the Girls Softball must be. Vincent's Kitchens FOR H years o'1 prior to April 1st, 1978 and l^ate registrants will not be MORTGAGE LOANS accepted All new OT I/t\ Floor Fashion Birthday Greetings PMFERASU ON OWNER-OCCUPIED registra. Is must present HOMES WITHIN A RAfMOUS Of birth tertifjcales.,, No lee charged for registration: Center Celebrating his first bir- 20 MILES FROM ANY OF thday on Valentines' Day. OUR 3 OFFl£t* So Amboy Publishing Co IUB N-j Keltui SI So Amboy QM7V Is thm piaf February 14th was master Michael Thomas guirk • NO RED TAPE • PROMPT SERVICE' for Carpet* • REASONABLE INTEREST RATES g^VS Armstrong SoUrian J K Wojciechowski Happy Bit thday to Chester Mtruging tUixior ami Ktntile ROOTS Klein who will be celebrating his 14th birthday on Satur day, February 18th Qurmgtow Birthday Greetings are sent from the whole family Sutecnpiion K»ta» gas I electric grills P*onm 3)4 JfcCX) $6 00 per yr 1O< per copy TV o«wtp«p#r will not b« l Highway 35 ••rrori •Mttsruif in Hit Mh«rti*tnt Birthday GrMtinp to SAYRIWOOOS CHffSEQUAKf br yo«d tne cost oi tp*c« oct^tmi South Amboy Dawn Mtri* Moktr who b> the *rror evtabratMl h«r 2nd birth l| 09 4 I' 717-0300 day on tttadnoday, F«b. 16th. 11) I 1K1 ICniercd ti Second Clua H*u*r •( Uw Grettingi from Cr«ma . SouOi Amboy Pwi UCftc* U«ter tta Mokar and BaSa Safko. Aci at March J. ifTi The South Amboy Citizan Thursday, February 16, 1978

OF ENERGY OBITUARY Insulated Dors ror Energy Savings LIONEL TRAINS For the energy conscious WANTED new home buyer, an often Thomas Hettner Florence Paulotki NEW OR OLD overlooked energy saving CALL Thomas J. Hessner, 30. of Florence Pauloski item is the exterior door. 7Z74IZI 391 WiJmont Street. South (Tomasrewski) of 372 Sixth Every home has two exter- Amboy passed away at the Street, South Amboy payed ior doors, and most have South Amboy Memorial *way at St Peters Medical three or four Hospital on Tuesday Center. New Brunswick on It costs both money and February7,1978 Tuesday. February 7. 1978 energy to heat and cool air STONE Born in South 4mbcy he She was 51 years old for your home This expen Front 8' x 30' fa» Entire was a life resident and a Bom in South Amboy she Hive "conditioned" air can bouse $349 Rocktex communicant of St. Mary's had resided here all her life escape through A door as installed Call Monte 287- R C. Church. Surviving are and was a communicant of well as around a door 2470 a 2/9-2/18-2/23 his wife, Patricia Meyers the Sacred Heart Church That'll why the Insulated Hessner, four sons Thomas where she held membership Steel Door Systems Insti J Hessner, John Ellis with the Holy Rosary lute was formed -to pro Hessner. Daniel T Meyers mote the maintenance of V1NY1IZKI) Society She had been last ALUMINUM 8IDIN(i and Joseph T Meyers; two employed by Crossman Co high standards of energy daughter Lori Ann Hessner savings and quality for in of Sayreville Subcontractor has and Dawn M Meyer*, all at Surviving are her husband •ulated door manufacturers home. Insulated doors are pro surplus in sold, olive, Francis, a son Frank, a white and beige only His Step father James daughter Mrs Janice Hicks, duced by several national manufacturers The h«su Original factory Ostrander and two brothers and her mother Mrs Anna cartons Half price Joseph Hessner and John Tomaszewski all of South composition is similar in all of them a sturdy galvanized Guaranteed Install* I to- Mankowski, all of South Amboy and five grand- ri and Urms Call Monte Amboy children steel skin encases an imulal ing core. The core of foam 2*7 2470 lay nr evening Funeral Services were Funeral services were thoroughly insulates the 2/9-2/16 78 held on Friday, February 10, held on Friday, February 10, door against the lost of 1978 from the Gundrum 1978 from the Kurzawa costly "conditioned" air. Service Home for Funerals Funeral Home followed by a Carefully documented STONK KRONT fallowed by a mass of mass od Christian Burial at Giant nuclear power plants like this one tn Moscow. Ohio, laboratorv tests show that generate energy thit insulated v*. r.nn. only $349 Rort U>x CThrist Church Cemetery Sayreville. wood door even with a become the acceptable stan extreme temperatures (Jranular Stone Kate storm door. The resulting dard for industry members associated with coafct.d or Panels I'nrc include reduction in fuel biN* means labor & materials Frank Domiak Under the utmr index resort area climates In that the door will pay formethod, u solid (loot with ,i Mllaled. \teel doors ;ire vir Special cut stone. Frank Domzak of 229 Oak itself in just a few seasons sU>rm dooi has a IUSI of tu.dlv Perma Slat*'. Field Street. Melrose Section of An equally important en 19 1, or approximately h.ilf Stone. left oyor .1 home huver «';m Sayreville, passed away on orgy savings factor is the (h. IMV Installed at trade Wednesday, February a. prevention of air infiltration choose from over a hundred prices Buff, white, grey s ,ind styles. with 1978 at Middlesex General around the door Insulated hVuulv is .i k-.-v tailor in only Call Monte collect more crt-atiVe options Hospital. New Brunswick doors an* part of a total th<> select.on of .1 door day or fvcmnK 2K7 2470 b«> ings, ret-esst'ri p.tni'ls, glass Bon. in South Amboy he includes continuous high used as part of a front ligh'.s. ;md side fights) had resided in South River performance weather seals ontranceway In thr pasl. Tnewe shipped pre hung, By Cynthut I ec all his life and was a com- and tight fitting sill'thres th«* consumer's chincr w;i> readv to inst.ill ,ind finish Consumer Relations Dept municant of the Sacred holds. And there's an extra limited to wood doors But, piiinl They are nvailjble in Texize Chemicals Co. Heart Church, South Amboy hidden benefit in all the> as lime got*s on, experience 2-K". 2 H", t (C . .» f. •. and CATAPANO His last employment was attention to weather sealing i.s changing that choice BE ORGANIZED! A x'° widths ,ind (..HI >>f used with Hercules Co. of and insulation noises and Wood doors start out hn,'t Income Tai Service If you're organized, de,an HI manv dilleretil ipplic.i Sayreville. AW.W.I veteran sounds ar»> mimmi/.ed, an ing good hut are susceptible f>rsonal Small Busings-, ing the house from top to turns exterior or interior he held membership with the especially important plus to splitting, cracking, warp bottom doesn't have to be an residential, pntios. apart V.F.W. Post 1451 of South for homes, apartments, and ing, or peeling Durable, gal New York City endless chore. Here are some mciili, cimilnminiufnv of River, the American Legion commercial installations vanued. secure, insulated New York Stat^ time-saving tips for getting fu'cs. and rest^uruntn the task done quickly: Post 214 of South River and Members of the Institute doors arc built to remain New ler<*y State • Check your cleaning the Polish American Citizens have developed a single in dimensionaJty stable an<*. Open iiimc new doors for My otfkt Of your home clot*»t and throw away any Chib of Spotswood. H<> was a dex number that combines warp-free, retaining their VOlirself Ask Volir IIK-.II unusable products that ar« Life member of the South energy loss through the handsome looks witho << huiloof Svslenis Insli 1 Kosmoski of South Amboy. a the number, th* more effi- steel door systems because (ute. I'_':U) Keiih Huildinu. sister Mrs. Helen Domzak of cient th«' door system A ihev're built to withstand CkyH.UHl Olu<> till. South Amboy and five grand children. Funeral services were held on Saturday, February JIM 11, 1978 from the Kurzawa Funeral Home followed by a mass of Christian Burial at CARNEY Sacred Heart Church. GENERAL CONTRACTORS • Clear out clutter—c:ith Interment took place at Sacr«d Heart Cemetery. of trivia'' This little ing, cosmetics, trinkets and Do you have great knowledge Aluminum other items that you haven't Sayreville quiz may help you le||. used in a year and probably Vincent's Kitchens Slorm Donrt & Winrtowvi won't use again. Rooftng " Do touch up cleaning on and .i regular basis to cut down on the number of major clean- Roor ups you might otherwise have 721-6863 to do. For quick and effective Better Eating Fashion Center on-the-spot cleaning, keep <;ias**Plus* the glass, ap This time, it's "Key Lime Now offers pftance art<' cabinet cleaner Pie", a scrumptious dessert 1. The highest rated 3. The orig 1 .ml "Joe hiofittiMii Ufpft handy. Spray it on washable featured at the famed Breakers radio show of all times College" in the '20s and Duniii| for Wall to surfaces-glass, plastic and Hotel in Palm Beach. Florida was (a) the Lone Ranger a popular radio crooner, Sewing Machines chrome, counlertops and ap Chef Henry Warren. Director (b) President Roosevelt's was (a) Bing Crosby (h\ Will Carptts at W a Repaired plianees-and wipe with a of Food and Fireside Chats (c) Burns Frank Sinatra (c) Itudy squara foot. Staps paper towel Beverage at and Allen'' Vallee1' • Enlist the children's help the hotel, aitra - minimum All Malta «td Mod* m dusting, folding laundry Uyg the pie chargi $15. In Your Home • and vicaumtrtf^Wherr everyTJ"^ year. member of the family pitches round fa- in, getting the house ship- vorite with Highway 35 Prompt Service shape is much easier. guests (We South Amboy think it will Charlie Sinscen be a real favorite with your 727-03O0 guests, at well ) 8621757 "Hop* ever tails ut tomorrow 2. Known Mb the Kirg 4 Don Ameche and b« better." Tibullus Breakers Key Lime Pie of Ja/... hf appeared >n <-laire Trevor were Combine 2l/« cups sweet the first radio prese>tta famous for playing condensed milk with the tion of the Kraft Music (a) Fibber McGee and grated rind of 2 limes and 3 Hall: (a) Paul Wh.teman Molly (b) Blondie and egg yolkk. Mix well. Then add (b) Tommy Dorsey (c) Dagwood (c) Mr and 4'A ounces lime juice and mix Al Jolson? Mrs Murgatroyd? NEWLY ESTABLISHED BUSINESS until well blended. If you knew all the answers, your memory for minu- Hukf in prebaked 9 inch is marvelous. K not, you might want to tune ;n to the pie shfl! at 350 degrees for Kraft 75th Anniversary Specials^salutinials^saluting the golden agge A & S FIREWOOD approximately 15 minutes. off radio'di's top showh s sponaoreredJbjtfKddtfKraft, famous pro Alter pie is Cool, tOD With gram* and popular pertonaliti^Pa^Hn^ gs are Jan. 24 on Inquire 300 N. Stevns Ave. whipped cream. the CHS Television Network amamfTebf . 12 on the NBC • • * Radio Network 2nd Floor a)f <»)z (q) 1 MUST APPLY IN PERSON NO PHONE CALLS Th« South Amboy Citizen* Thursday, February 16, 197S HERCULES EMPLOYEES PATTEN IN THE HOUSE SERVICE SLANTS SOUTH AMBO)U SA Bd. of Ed. By U.S. dtp. Edward I. Patttn Gary J. Schweltre, son of SENIOR CITIZENS MARK SERVICE Mr and Mrs Bernhardt The following emploeec of Rtorfinizition Schweitzer of Ml Woodland TO MEET Hercules Incorporated are Id like to take this Ave, Morgan. N.J., has Mtttjnc Feb. 22nd opportunity to outline some The next regular meeting celebrating service A reorganixational received his first promotion anniversaries during the o( the bills the House of in the US. Air Force of the Smith Amboy Senior meeting of the South Amboy Representatives expects to Citizen Club will be held on month of February. 1978: Board of Education will be Schweitaer, promoted to 40 Years: Alfred W consider in the near future: airman, recently completed Wednesday, February 22, held on Wednesday. Postal Service Reform 1978 at 1:30 P.M at the binkowski - 34 Charles February aid at 7 PM in technical training at bowry Street, South River. NJ, UK 7700) This bill would AFB Colo, and is now Masonic Temple the Board office, 240 John change the structure of the Mr Van Duaen, president Walter S Mokrzycki - 443 assigned at Langley AFB, John Street, South Amboy, Street. Immediately Postal Service, bringing Va He serves as a weapons invites all members to at following will be a business hack a certain amount of tend. A film on Hawaii will NJ, Steve Peters - 112 mechanic with a unit of the Prospect Street, f-out River, meeting at 7 30. control to the Congress and Aerospace Defense be shown by Mr Harper at the same time, do away Lewis. NJ, Benjamin J Szafasz Command 10 Palm Place. South river. with the Board of Governors, The airman is a 1977 an expansive body which NJ graduate of Burr D Coe Varment wat an indtptndtnt could be done without. The Vocational and Technical 25 Years: Fred J bill also mandates six-day republic before it bteamt a Szczepanik 20 Adam High School, Kasl state. nlc* delivery Generally Brunswick. N J Boulevard, South Amboy, It is of the utmost speaking, 1 support the NJ importance for constituent* concepts outlined in the bill to be aware of major r Legislation coming before the Youth Camp Safety Act Congress in the weeks and iHK 8761) Every operator months ahead It is equally of a youth camp would be important for them to know required to prov.de every how their Representative camper with »«ife and feels about each package healthful ca^nps. free of recognized hazards and with The second session of the adequate and qualified 5»lh Congress has a busy supervision Again, I not schedule ahead Some only support the bill but am a legislation such as the co-sponsor President's energy program Welfare Reform I look has cleared both Houses forward to working with both However, Senate and President Carters and House conferee* mast work Chairman Al I'llman s out the differences in their proposals on welfare reform respective bills and bring as snon as the legislation is together one compromise introduced Personally, Id bill acceptable to Congress like to see some h rm of work and. hopefully. President incentive requirement as Tarter well as job opportunities Cnder such provisions, our nti/.ens would feel they are ANTIQUES SHOW truly part of the work force and are contributing AND SALE members of our society 1 The Branchburtf Ki'stuc would also like to see the Sauad Auxiliary Hran •poverty level raised to a chburg Township will hold more reasonable figure, in its Seventeenth Annual An light of inflation One other Oques Show and Sale on point We need to scrap the Friday. March 3, Ml AM to " monster" program now in 1U P M ) and on Saturday. effect and we need better March 4 ill A M to 6 P M > enforcement of present and Amboy - Madison offers a guaranteed way in the Hranthbum Kescu<> future weltare laws m order Squad Building. HranchhurK to control abuses Township. :\ miles South of to (kR^le your money^ Bearer Cen theSomervilleCtrele Tax Reform President A bake sale, snack har, Carter hopes the raise in Social Security contributions and luncheon will be Now, Ambry-Madison National Hank available Donation$1 2S can b« offset somewhat by a decrease in Federal income ohVrs a nt-w wav u> save with some unusual taxes I do too 1 also am advantages . . . Bearer Cerhfuan-v !<• hoping that this reform will SABRE AWARD produce a better balance begin with, our Bearer l"eriifi»airs p;i\ velween the middle income 6^ interest compounded daily-an .tnnu.i! wage earner, who is hurt by yield of 6.18^. This interest rate i-> THE 17th heavy taxation, and the big wage earner, who can afford guaranteed for as lohn as 12 vear^. it 'he Th«* south Amix>> N.il>res to find loopholes to avoid end of which your money will mure tlin, will Lolri ItM'ir Arniu.il paying hearty taxes Awards Ni^ht on Friday (he double in value. Or \ou can redeem \i n 17th. starting at 7 p m at tlu- Bearer Certificates within 10 d.jv- .itte: am South Amboy fatal Club anniversary vcar and receive full \alue plus Interest Alt Cheerleaders and team members who have interest for that period* Compounded completed the year with the Give to Bearer Certificates have other im|>ir!.Hit Sabre teams, will he the Da>iy guest At this time there is features. Vox u^laxne. iliev're r^^steretl b\ some Sabre equipment still serial number only. s»> \<>u i»»n transler outstanding and no one will them without w>:n notifying our b.ink Thi^ be admitted who hasn't turned in said equipment to makes Bearer Cfrtihi.iu> perfect $t\^ fur Vince Paisel, oquipmetil any txtasion. Be»"ause ihey'ie >•> flexible manager you shou'ei 'reat them ,»* i <*sh ,iini >tmr Due to the recent snow them in a s.ile deposit box or .i sinuiarlv storms, all Sabre meetings Effective yield of 6.18% had to be cancelled. secure place IMX month tree sale deposit therefore, some plans had (o box where available with purchase of YEARU GROWTH OF BEARER CERTIFICATES be scrapped With these lertifu •tie). facts in mind an abbnviated & Initial program will be presented These certificates may be used as Value $1.00(1.00 $5,000.00 collateral for a loan in provide for am 1st Vl'Jl 1.061.W ;VIM:. -W T».3O9.1S emerj?eru \ msh need>. 2nd Year 1.127 -W \-j>2 47 :'i."637.43 B<*arer Ceruficales are available in 3rd Year 1.197.20 1:>9\ bO 5.986.00 We Are Here All Year multiples of J»!,(K»O. This makes them ideal 4lh Year 1.271.22 3.813.66 6.356.12 for the lar^c and Miiail mvctors. The chart f»th Year 1.349 W 4.049.49 6.749.13 shows how Bearer Certificates of various 6th Year™" "1.4.1.129- "*4.:'*»"H7 •""'77166.43" iinwuntbjzrow from year to year._ 7th Year 1.M1.91 4.5W.73 :".6t«.54 INCOME TAX RETURNS Visit any of our offices soon and take 8th Year 1.616.01 4.84M.O3 8.080.65 advantage of these new and flexible 9th Year 1.715.93 5.147.79 «.579.65 PREPARED certificates. It's the guaranteed wav to l

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Mllsl COoks (loll I DM' killcls .is li.ikoic p.ois \c I ll.lIK .1 Il.-,|V\ xkllll'l Ol.tkl's 1 < mi- pan nu baking In.-.id i-. ii lii-.il-- . \i uk .mil HI thr 1 .hi i>l . 11> 1 >11 ~..nii I- 1 ilI-. ii SKILLET iii c\aporali -.nini- o Ih in-l|w .it IIH-w .1 i;lii-.s\ en lii|iiiit slimiiv; 111 c.iNii mill/ il lii>iiiiin mi I In nil!-. APPLESAUCE MOLLS < mil Met! 11-n 1.11111 n^ I FUTURE PHARMACISTS. FEMALE dancy Merrill (left) and Marcy Port not 1, both seniors at the Rutgers Hull. 1 .mil liiiiuii --ut'..t' .tn I I t -f .1 I oltllt I- I -. |i. 1.. 11 v h n t (i' 1 111 '* <- h |l.l4'k.«|J<' loll (111 \ Crilege of Pharmacy, work on an independent lab project. While only one in ten currently practicing Mlilli ll in I III' ->k ill. I I il v| skillel .id i { -. .it 1 ill .illi;i-i I heat tint ll dtvsoked pharmacists ts a woman, more than half the students in the College are lemale State University 1 1II N id 1 4 in f> t.ihli'spi ,iti III.11 nu \ i in . onus hotter Koll util dough t o 17 x 'I Pharmacy Oean Rov A. Bowers predicts that their impact on the profession will be felt very soon < i - cups siitimtli .qtplesaoi e ll III • h. iii.ll >n (Ii. >k(U.-l IO< ll rt-clat'^le *»pn•,u\ with HI O so^.ir IX r V • *II P" l i • i\ i i ii 1 .'( cup hi II • o iili-il .ipples.ui II- and >•* .-II U l! h ll • ,i\, \ .id IIIUII II m 1 iroiK pai-ked sp 1i i it k te » il Ii pei aits ,»nd \n exasperated female their fathers were just I. >ll 1 J cup i In>pped pet .ins .inn.iniiili ICtdl wp M'IU roll .'h.u mao.it claims thai waiting to add 'and Son' in < mil.oi n ill fa* , Ii i o n ( ut in 1 j -J inch 'customer* .ire always the business as soon as they 1 '.1 in- •d • pii -•», in. <. . ..in. I'repare toll mix .II cold sh, •es \rralige i ill side up graduate!) ') umin^ to the pn'MTipdon 11 1 S Ol • i o ! ll i n < 1 , Il il II k V in^ 1 o do o11l> nis . >n package 1 M pa n < < n sti -^ ,i r mi\l life ountei < ^III i I'- Use '. Ill adding J 1ablespoiHIS \ii)i.ii 1 •> M'l . let TIM- Utlt ll '" pan-ills in pharmacy, or by Wllltam A.Fowtor, M.Ed. ,, Iloi III i ki II • i .,, ll >,. I II lo di\ ni;i edient i s ( • ncr . III hulk Hut that customer worked in a drug store as a ..,-; K»er heard of a home st ml\ s|< \ i ll In. h >A il! cm- lei r I se u nlil douhled in itake MI |llt|o r inrn for onfii.sion might be justified teenager, and tha1 used to be course that required the stu , UK 111 • \ • "I!i d i >t.i11 n in • il bulk Mi i n vi, till e ad d J '.'It 1 > tn motes i>r until impl> stated woman the j reas.m future dent to study two weeks in •1 l\ i ' . 11 i> • tll< . 1hi. • mi hoiit tablespoon-i hut t er to apple den hrown Serve hot •rurmai is(>. ar>> (are Onk pharmacists came here, another city' ll 1* I•o| s.i Mil' . co ok Ml minutes Makes H, ro||> she said IK ne of every Ml practicing This is .1 condition Tor oembers of that professitm For Merrill a:id I'orlnotf. siiccissl ill t oiiipletiot) (d soiiii- > a woman the deciston '.o center the correspondence courses To 'Pharmacy has always ngorous fiv»:-year program day. home study schools pro The Ween a traditionally male was a matter of self vtde more than fiOO courtes ^ The Now ^ held," explained Dr Hoy A discovery, with little that prepare men and women Washbasket Grapevinej . wiwei s, longtime dealt of t he encouragement from high for «-«re«rs in many differfnt school teachers or guidance fields Hy Sleffne Miller ff winter s , 11 -.rf ery soon information available on anics, tractor trailer driving Make the most id this, ^.ir Mi*t (-1 the women in women in the field and medical assisting all have, ment* by oarmu loi lh.-ii. |in> nhannacy are still sludenLs. The effect they will have residency requirements perly Here are sunn- pointers i.-cording to the Dean In there, he feels, will he HuKinessmen have become 'I Keadcarclahclslole.ini •ct half of his graduates dramatic enthusiastic supporter of recommended washing in us spring; *ill be female "I guess I just sense a horn.- si'idy The> are using struclions What Wine different e when 1 talk to Ihe coro-spondence courses to ^> Turn sweaters insole FACTS A HO I''I WINKS "> nd the term freshman" is With What Foods •all> obsolete now at the women " said l>? Bower^ advance iheir own careers *>"t t-> avoid snajjs and "ducc who has been Dean for _/ • ale University's College of itid in provide ii lining for pilling I >•> ,v< >u know whu h pi-li/et v nit-, such is Sneiis years .i-rvi vt, ill. wh ;ih d ind \i-rmotilh ln-li.-ii- serving 'They are . certainly y us.- th,- • • i percent of those first year prow iheir ioi> proficiency "machine wash". Would \im he surprised .1 wi thi- mi-.il Host- wiii<--- can he .iiidcnts are women. thinking about their future. u|]<1 m,,V|. up tn(. Udder lo gentle <»r delicate cycle, warm ..ml it didn i m.i ke ,in\ . an h,.t|,.r positions in Iheir wi» ' and a mild deierueni lill-llli-' It doe^li 1 hec.lllsi- Als time HI t .jures Dr Bowers >aid, ideal cantT to mix with , , ,. win- i .i per -ooal -chmi e .i11«**i"ll < lib.in. itarted our Wlflerv. Why this sudden urn- >-<• more interested in then()1(J>, rrom tivt. lo thai "reds ^o with nie.ii w:int Ut ilfl l Vi ( l H (rili.in \ Sons l>y making which hab occurred ohi> in opportunity for service to different jobs durinn his or «' '•' " 't> "' •'whites with tish or low I oM |t.:'ian Vino i!.i- past half d'uen years' society" her career Karl of this job bleach substitute MM- I here are no li\ •-<) i cili•-. 1 Uosso Wi still prtidui «• it i >th the Oean «Miri some of is the reMili «.( Borat'em This to tJic wasiie. about which wo.es lo -.r.w "The men. on the other toda\ .is h did tor faimU .'-.» students liave similar l(.(-hnolo|ry thai creates new <" basin to help r. mov<• slams Wllll spec 11H food-. Sullli1 hand, are more pragmatic nl oiu -.anions. liut seem to They think in terms of thetr )Ot>s requiring r.-w skills '' " ' remember to preleo-nei-s h. <•>• •]• Vi lo|led y ,> y one employee ""'"d prolonged soaking ..I Wines ,trc . . lli-d tablf Wines li.-.agtee about whether this own financial status-they re tn vv r through i!>•• se.us itid IIH-SI . i,pped ICJT such changes, ^ilks and woolen hcc.tuse they are mi-ant lo he tend will ha\e any real t M m .ire the l.iste Cl lOlbin.ll Hills in a hurry to . each the upper perhaps I 00 others cant make an : other laundiy served With meals . ffect on pharmacy as we products lh.lt ,ii-HI tn ple.ise the m.l|lir brackets and «et mto Again. remember one the (food life' " ,1 containing en/.ymes l<> insure \\\ hot instance, red wines ttliOW It simple thing Wine is a per The Dean m.'ght be Home study MtVfs i*i\ al their usefyl life And never don'I overwhelm hut do .idd It.s a good career fur a sonal matter ll vou want to surprised to hear from first ternative method to gain new launder them with chloniu lo Ihe taste of red meal, Rinnan according to senior dr»uk Hurgumty with yo'ii vmcy Merrill "There is Student Brenda March knowledge or brush up on old bleach cheeses and other hearty "If I'm going to go toskills A dtrcciory listing home I) For hand washables. dishes White wines do com pe,|i,|j| hlllli'T sinii^lcJi y the opportunity lor 'loot lit .inyone tell yon college, 1 want a pretty good study courses available to suak them for 2(1 to •<(* mm pletuent the flavor of fish .uul I time work if you want to you're wrong! idea that I'm going to get a improve your job skills may utes with warm water, de add to the character ol lowl, ii.ive a family later on. and If you'd like more mfor good job when I get out." she he obtained without charge tergenl and Borateem I'lu.s pork ami veal Hut. you do > iu can always come back mation on wine, please write Irom the National Home -ur training up to'rTate " • Ttw women tilso-don-l bee, Suite tiO I , MM) Sansome Stic-t N VV . 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Klnsrr p^r-h item in cool Rven (trough* more people New Jei^ey law requires or at least won't admit to Street, San Franc-isco, Cal'\ [).(" -j water Adrl fabric softener to than ever before prefer white •hit all pharmacists earn a seeing, the difference in f.>rnia 94111. number of continuing male female altitudes Ihe final rinse it desired Kx wines as appetizers before • uucation credits each year perceived by Dr Bowers tract as much water as possible meals, it is still proper and io maintain their licenses Those interviewed for this Perform a bv U.MUL; the normal spin cycle comfortable ' especially in M.iuy credits are offered story ail expressed a desire "" yoio waslier Wool items, cold weather, to use the ap 11,rough courses and for a comfurtiible income, ,| wr.,pptd in -a towel, can also seminars of the Kutgers looked forward to serving lie spin •'.! ii d < "liege of Pharmacy society in a health care role, d ) I >i > sweaters .is care I xtension Service and Mid they saw the same iabeU dliect. either III the It's a career that allows attitudes in their male clothes dryer or by lnymu t • r professional counterparts thetn Hat on a clean cloth If it's Electrical - We Can Fix It independence and a faintly Nor do they feel that the Now that you've picked up i.lc at the same time." profession will change all some sweater washing tips, get Hepairs on AH Makes and Models ol that much as it begin* to home idctMt lor wushin^ the Electrical Appliances, Equipment. Motors. Etc ".It-rnl! said rest of your fa::ulj 's laundry Yet it seems fu.my that balance in gender MCI ULMHU by writing lo tl S Horax 46MW/0 UACHmtS UHYtRS fOASrtHt, UtSPOSAl USIli, most of as seem to have Said Nancy Merrill "The Laundry Booklet No 1. V O taJlen into pharmacy as our public will see more women VACUUM smePtRs IHONIRS MOMS Box 7f)l2' Han ford Station, kVAI(-HHt*;tHi UK. UURNERS OASBURXtHS CAMS getting into the field and will r ( hotoen field." added Marcy i i-A90l)7. » HtL UOtORSO* All t'ortnuff. who will graduate have more contact with us uiih Merrill this spring Their only real concern ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR According to some of my should be that we know what we are doing " AIR ELECTRIC, Inc. I" ofebboi v most of the lUS.SIHit I .SOUTH AMUOr N J Pnwa fix (XWfc l.'\ : ludentl heie especially the SlfUi r SiJUlMHIVtMN J I'hi^w ,'S4

!..ilet>. used to come from T Good Ooy.' I •• uf>k«l A I'Bltllri Hi, families ,uid Th« South_Amboy Citizen Thursday. February id, 1978 wf- " ' ' " ..-•_. _ _ ... • - •— • • Proposed Improvements in SOUTH AMBOYAN HONORED Property Tax Administration Ceremony Unites Couple AS AUDITOR FOR TOWNSHIP 40 YEARS The New Jersey (Jeneral In its :t7 page report, the A South Amboy resident. Johnson was credited with Assembly's Committee on Committee made three JaspiT .lohnsrn. who h«sinitialing policies that kept Taxation has proposed recommendations for early Iwen a longtime associate tn MaUiwan Township fHJt of several significant changes legislative implementation the inunictpal auditing firm bankruptcy and with putting in the structures and I Kslahhsh a Tax Court in of Seaman. Seaman & the municipality quickly in pm'edures for property tax (he judicial branch and Dshslo I'erth Amrrny. hascompliance with the "cash appeals, reports the NewalKifish the present Division been honored l>y ihe basis law then instituted by Jersey Taxpayers of Tax Appeals \ bcriji-eri 'for :r. iT I y Municipal K i n a n c e Association The five l? Kxtenrl the lime in M ;il,iw a n . Tow:«s!tip Commission to stop member Committee working which County Hoards ol i otninii I«••- t>y the overdrafting and other under a special Taxation must decide pi isentation ol '•» pUcjue abuses of municipal authorization In study appeals MUnahnK 411 years ;>l service budgeting that had become assessment, equalization •1 Uetjuire decisions ol in lhat municipality as itsall too prevalent in the state and revaluation of property County Hoards of Taxation imiim ipal ail il 11 or (t is His moftl involved period taxes held five hearings lolx-onthe record believed this is the longest as Matawan Township around the Stale last None of the above •ajc-h lerm of service for a auditor came for Johnson summer to hear views of recommendations are being iiiuini ipal auditor to any one when the worldwide realty officials and citizens on ways made for the first time They municipality, in the state of operating firm. Levitt fcSon . property tax administration were advocated by I he New \I--A Jersey came tnto the community to in New Jersey should Ix- Jersey Tax I'oln \ .|«ifmsn and under a planned community U»77 createK and Johnson was auditor for was approved by hoih nowhere were the problems the Matawan Regional houses more difficult then in that school district 'with the The Assembly Committee township where much of the Borough of Matawan J and he . misidi-i r(! numei oils population was on relief and was instrumental in getting r f a< liiilnslral i ve areas Im tax collections were so Ivevilt to build a school improvement many ul behind thai the without cost to the township which il P'coitiiiiended Im municipality s fiscal affairs to ease the impact of a so further study Accordingly were m deplorable shape heavy influx of new school Ihi' < 'omilllllcc p|-iiposed that Johnson was brought m aschildren the As 'il-|tll)l> .Mjt hiil l/e auditor by John Marz Jr The end result of the WO- ' if Iimialion n4 its study who was to serve for over M\ million t>evitt project was to •nil IMU f ti« • I'Olf ,'* legislative \ears as mavor bring the l^vitt utilities i • I'.li under direction of municipal i .«. ii h.isic I'oticlllSloDs utility authorities, involving r --.I. lii't by I he Assembly Frank William Hawes highly technical fiscal ' "i:, MM 1111!1 ,IM° I h.i 1 I processes that Johnson Itosi H "YMCA Girls i ••••sii|i-ni ad'i'-ii.si i al inn of Mi it Mrs limrv I. handled for the lint liu- ' .1 tn-lti'i Hi \i w .' I sey ilr \lt»i'it Hrt-toM ul Seynioiir \\«-nu«- Swim Team municipality More. Ihe nine I ll.lli I'I IMOsl sl.ttes .ll.'.'l '.! \ J ^as inuint(( ned the 1 iMt I'M cfrri»i»n\. \ VM<"A (iirls Swimming and two:school setup under a llli|i[ "\ 'MH 111 at ihv I'.iirit i;«n Catir^ Diving team has jusl consolidated district I 111 \ r \\ . 11 • I s (• \ I.Nt4»rte Mr Harry HreloM thr hrittes lirothi-i. Mr Carl victory at the Summit the two original schools ,li wilt IH- lnxinti'il .il .1 supjHit ti-i| .Hid unrked lol t edi'i, unit Mr. Vorsteiii Mj«*lde YMCA on Sunday February Johnson handled all this Ttsttmiim.il Dinnei uri iitipiiiicmenls in |>io|M'il\ KitlloMitiK a hoiiesiniMiu in (olotariu ami ( aliforiua lh«- I2th.w\thascoreof 105-102 financing The population of H.itoril.iv M.inli I l'l,U ,it I.I\ .iitimmsl riil mil 'I'tit ;i 1 M ill rf sidf in KdiMiii. S ..I. Th« YMCA learn competes the township soared from 7 on I* M !•• be h«-ld ..I |ifn|Ml!\ l.ni'v st.ili'Miilr Mf >l;trl«-m- ll»wrs K tt Km ol tht- CnKrrsily itf in Ihe Northern N J ).2W. when Johnson came I haiuoud .11 in -- I .>iiJHU"• IMl|Hisf(t In till.IIMC Illl- ' p«"t aixl is cui|iliiM ( orpinatlon its Swimming and Diving there 11> the present 24.000 |IH<-IIU(I mi lloule il in '>!<< hil-(>riT (nun V\a«mi ( ollenr. is cmjilnv nl the ^ Johnson has Ijeen inumci[Kil Cocktails .nut f > 1111 u i liiilimi in t'IV/ That .inmunl l»y Hesl IIMMK. |{a\oiinr \ .) as a proj« ihr Sf.itc n.tli/eil ottier iVnirat Jersey VMII IT spciiiMiird l'\ in fix ,|| ve.M J'»V7 Mom I Mi* MODELS CHOSEN municipalities I Tl«1 «• pe 11 ilr in • r HUM1 s.ilfs ,HII| |>|>|'son bf the single l.ir^esl lav ( atholic Daughters was held is:- YMCA located on IH_' SPORST AERONAUTS Chief \eineth \erwd his siiuicc it. the overall \e\v hebruarv *• 11* with Mrs .h-rferson St Perth Amboy WOULD USE LANDFILL ll'llll i»l olilCC dllllUg \'X,"i • U-\ sc\ M.tlc Inc.I I t;i\ Mary tlayden presufinn will be holding two sessions Me is married and resides on :«\sleln N.ll \ \ leus t-llofts MIKICIS tm the upcoming ol a I ilcsiiving Course Both TO FLY MODELS l*U|M'k Drive with his VMU tu lltl(ilii\r \,illni|s ,(--.|M'i I Weddnc lashion sliow were chosen as Kcii Cross Advanced Council is slated to act .m Carol and their t MO chiliti en ul p|opcrt> l.l\ inllows Maiy Rouchard. l.itcsavinn and YMCA the application ul Jersey Tickets lor lie- .nliiuiiisir.iiion .is inti's^.HA il<'len Mm,ltd Joanna Lilcsaving certifications will Coast Sports Fliers to use the Test iinotnal may be .nut in the 1.1 \p.i v <'f•«• Statone I uiiles Madeline Cijntnn be instructed and issued landfill as a radio-controlled purchased by confaiim^ Hltelest Aeries Leslie. Mai^auM Classes will meet on flying field for devotees .it Ken -Mund> 7:M 2iu:. <.r (joKvyta .livan <>otlo 1'al Monday and Tuesday Hying miniatured William Leonard 7JI I'M I by |),illon/u Helen Morvath evenings from 7 to Id I* M aeroplanes The Council is no later than i'chniai \ Jl TH| HMO&BA.k 0 OR ul MO'NI \nn .le/euski. and Sophie ( h.CH»vt 0 The Iirsl session will begin reminded by letter that Jai k ROAST BEEF DINNER March I < thru April N and Millmay and David > ' i.! * ~1' t . the second session will run Alllho\ Chaptei So | :,| Ihe lashmn show A ill he Schmedes. two officials ol 1' I SI Vk- 1 I [)r . I* from April IT thru May Hi Unfei ol the Kiislcrn Mar held mi March Tlh at Ilu- club conferred m caucus The first class wiil be tor will hotd a Ko.isl l^-ct Diamond .lint's Member with the CIKJIICII on th» testing water skills and /,' I (iH-l t (> M.'i Diiiin-t |-";tiinl> Style on •.uc asked lo In inn ilotir Rintdii Pi nlmg Co mallet and nothing has tu-en knowledge jts well as an Saturday. K«'hri(ary 2.. I'tVfi pri/cs and canned ^ood> In heard since The Sports iiilroductituitn all aspects ot a< ltw SLtxitiu Temple. JK>'. Mis |,o\e|y a>> soon as n\ i l?l Fliers club assures the the course Class enrollment Mam Mreet. Soulh Ainlxiy possible governing body the is Incited to 25. so come Krom f> to T p in Adults will 3ppo ntmml Academy of Model AL'S dowwand register early For IM> admitted Im a donation ol Aeronautics will provide the more information call the $4on and children under \2 city with $H)u,(Mi insurance YMCA at U2 M<2 Auto Body $2 Ml each against damage m a liability policy thatAwill indemnify the cily tor dp to $1 million YOUR against i taiuKs Im injury or 2* Hi WteiktM Seivn r de.tlli Duly (let Your It Act Together StatH Hwy .Jh So Amtioy Same-Day TAILORING LAUNDERING Gong Show Coming DRAPERIES HOUSEHOLD SERVICE BUSINESS, PERSONAL RETURNS FEDERAL. STATE Saturday, Feb. 18, 1978 Vogue WAYNE MESZAROS MONAHAN HOUSE Cleaners INCOME TAX PREPARATION ** Kun - l'ri/.es - Laughter 106 SO. BROADWAY Daily 9 to 5 After 6 SO. AMIOY 721-2810 727 6817 400 S. Pine Avenue 721-979* The South Amboy Citizen Thurtctoy, February 16, 1978

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S.A. BUSINESSMEN MIDDLESEX CTY. FIREMEN SOUTH AMBOY WOMEN'S > CENTER DELI , F«b. 1. 1978 Fab. 2. 1978 February 9, 1978 VW L W L W L 250 No. Stevens Ave. EnQliih Attn. 44 22 Enterprise 41 22 Bay City Liquors 39.5 26.5 $ South Amboy $ Varg* Aluminum 39 27 Spottwood No. 2 38 2b Bachleors II 39 27 Dub B»n« 37v, 28% Spotiwood No.1 38 25 Eddie's Serv. 36.6 29.5 For Conwnlonc; Quality and Low Pricmtt J&J Aluminum 37V, 28% Old Bride* No. 1 37 26 Lions Den 34 32 Vinc«'i Conf. 35 31 Mechamcsville 3E> 28 Frank English As. 33 33 £rtdi«'t Service 35 31 Independence 3b 28 Albern's Snafood 31 35 Cigarettes 55* pack atl Brands Cartons at State Minimum Prices Amboy Forci 35 31 Projection 34 29 [>end» Lions 31 3b Fdtfltr>« Motori 34 3? Summit 34 29 Gundrum Service 30 36 Superb Carpeti 33 33 Eagle 33 30 Sandbox Lounge 28.5 37.5 M»k#'j Tavern 30% 35"i Liberty 33 30 S.A. Trust Co. 28.5 37.b SPECIAL PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU FEB. 23R0,1978 Bankowic/ Plbg. 30 36 Washington 31 AnabeTi Tavern 26'J 39"'I 32 McClellBn 31 32 Top Amusement 26 40 C.ieesequake HONOR ROI.I. Heidi's Drive In 19 47 30% 32'/, IMPORTED President Park 30 33 Pat Wrobel 175. 153. 1H2 .MO TATIOR WHITE'S Licnoln 29 34 Mary Krzywdzinski 211 . HONKOKOI.l. L.H. Exempts » 28 3b 163; Mary Fern Kennedy. Polish Old Bridge Not 26 V, 36'.. 194. Diane Geiger 188. 168. Pork Roll Capicola Ham (> WojLanowski 248-235 Pon't Raiders 24 39 Pat Kennedy IH6. Lucy 254-7:17. A Varga 214-213 209 Progressive 2? 41 Harvey 185, Carol Chopped Ham ( 636. W Muckin 2W22842S. South River ?0 43 Jankowski 1K1. Peggy $1 .29 2Lb. $ I .29 V2Lb. Bob Poulson 214 209-612 .1 Frazee 179; June ()I>eary Lynch 202-238-606 J J Lyn 177. Viola Nelson I7o, I7f>. $1.29 v2ib. eh 214-600; T Dowjy 242, S HONOR ROI.I. Janet Inman 172. IHH Biacindo 223, G Tice 222 J J Guiro 22.? 219-«»•>, B Roberta ('zap 171. tKH. Jankowski 221. G Ungano Haas 223-200-61H. M Felice Peggy Felice 169. l,ee Morrie 211. K Krzywdzinsk 21U K 215, R Stit.wagon-J Smith Zebrolfil Brown 209; R Kufus 214. K Br;>wn-1. Martm212. Muenster Liverwurst Swiss J Triggs 207. J Popola B Parsons 207. I. Letts 208. KKSl'LTS M (.nschuck 205. R Nebus R Weber 205. J Murphy 204 Three Game Winners Cheese 204. C Santangello .; KKSl'I.TS Knglish'sover Albern s Two Cheese $1.99 Ho/.iak K Nebus 202. K Three Game Winners Kn Game Winners Bay City C Kawalee 201 terpnse over Soptswood No over Bachelors; Lions Den over Eddie's. Gundrum s 79 » $1 .19 Vi Lb. RKSll.TS 2. Summit over McClellan. Kagle over President Park. over Den de-Lions; Trust Three Game WMU«S:S Co over Sandbox Fairlme over Mike's; Bar L H Kxempts over tkowu/over Top *•- ^Progressive, Pon's Ran!, rs Two Game Winners 'over South River ST. LOUIS RYE BREAD Varga s over English. J & J Two Game Winners Old BRIARS BIRCH BEER <>ver Hub Bene; Eddies Bridge No 1 over Spotswood S.A. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS C over Vince's, Amboy Kord No 1, independence over Feb. 13. 1*78 6 PACK 39 W L CANS over Superb, Anabel's over Mechamcsville, ProgresM ve $1.29 with any S3.00 purchase over Liberty; Washington Carney'; Alum 10 '.' Heidi's A 8i N Pnntinii K 4 over Cheesequake; Liner.n S.A. Tru>t Co. / ') over Old Bridge No 2 flay City LKIUOI'S 6 f> .Cur zdvv.i f-. H, G <5 Sjy re woods Mi.inl. 6 6 S.A. BUSINESSMEN J.J. Man Klin's b / THUMANN'S PLAY Wonder Bar b I OPEN 6:00 A.M. till 10:00 P.M. Feb. 8. 1978 Gieen's Men Shop 4 8 QUALITY PICK IT W L 3 9 EVERY DAY TO SERVE & SAVE YOU MORE t nglish As*n. 45 24 COLD HERE Viirqa Aluminum 41 28 MIDDLESEX CTY FIREMEN Club Bene 39V, 29% Feb. 9, 1978 HONOR ROLL CUTS We Accept U.S.D.A. Food Stamps EVERY DAY J&J Aluminum 38% 30'/> W L EddM's Service 38 31 Enterprise 44 22 S Gatz 240 579, J IUMI Amboy Ford 37 37 Spotswoort No. 2 Bbersjer'2UU-2U, (; (^liinnn Vince's Con*. 35 34 Spotswood No.1 25 l\b; R Nebus 225. R Farley REMOVAL COSTS MOUNTS FOH CITY Superb Carpets 35 34 Old Bridge No.1 77 2 If). J Carney 20;i. F TENPINTIPS AS SNOW PILES UP ,„„ Fdiriine Motors 2b 34 Independence 3/ iHiyskow-L. KujiK-200 ti\ Johnny f>t'tr.i,jli,i Protection ae 30 BarikowKi Plbg. 32 37 RKSl I.TS inspector in South Anihm to Mike's Tavtrn 27V, 41'/, Mechamcsville 3b Those Kr\ Shots The Middlesex i ouiil> Three Game Winners t;ike the place of Vmnie ('nil Transportation (OordiMatmu Top AmuMrrMnt 28 41 Summit 35 Wonder Bar over Rutrniin's. Washington "M U I if I her V< in 11' .1 •>( fo. who resigned in Deceni Committee. formed to Anabel's Tavern 27">i 41 % Carney's mer Bay City . R & Heidi's Drive In 20 49 Eagle 33 33 \HT Smolney recite v e r And I(i•' pressure is ^jrcal rhotnas .1 Cross be named IvkClellan 31 3S unanswered arwl ^et J Jankowski 225-254-670; Say re woods. lbi- lust bowli is li'il tin- Lincoln 29 37 nowhere for lack of a cer to serve tor South Amho\ pri'sMirr in ,i ciuci.il situ.i h Poulson 212 232-201-645, S Old Budge N.2 27 . 38' t if led inspector The use ot with Counrilman h'rank Hiacindo 202-238-204-644 W 47 lion the S.IDU- .i> you do. interim fill ins lottunn over Tarallo as altefnale l"be Ports Raiders 24 RARITAN BAV MIXED Muckin 225-206-624. G Pt ogressive 43 l)Ul llirv tr;im thi-msrlve> to when they have lime for pel mayor has arknowlevi>ry c;is*'. key ..hots went <; Warden 214, J J Lynch Ust 214, J Marcisin 212, W Marge's Beauty Sh 30.5 35.5 the Council she was with -.'.13. R Hilger 211. BobP:pp 211; I) Walz 210; M Guideline Tattoos 29.5 36.5 blt'h on til.' lle.idpin 1 llere drawing from the transfer to f'oulson 210; P Himey 209. Felice R Toth 207, B Swingers 27 29 Is .i n.ilur.il Icmli'MCV !O be John Michael Veltre because V Ust 206; D Poulson t & B Market 19 47 sun- to hit the bcidpin «ind they had disagreed over 1 Brewer B Haas 206; L Par Triggs J Behren72O7, T sons 205; B.Pipp-B. U)hr this caused many ;i bowler to finaruial details Alberta Itowty 205, J Osmanski V.Lohr200. pull tin- ball ,il the l.isrsplit and Kdna Kischetta. holders K Jurski J Guiro 204: RKSILTS M-eunci )Mf>\ in be sure ol lhf Jjcfaso for the South i Poulson P Jancola V Pad Three Game Winners Kn HONOR ROLL Id r.itbcr be ti^bt II you Aml>oy Liquor store, pled oano-B Adams-R Nebus JSwer terpn>e over McClellan, Frank Jurski 232-163-227- h.ive con I idi'iut' in your ^.inn nonvult to the sale of two dzewski 202, A Hyde President Park over Liber 622. John Bodziak 185 22« ;ind your ball, .is I lee! | i\i> m bottles of rum to a minor lasl s u rn m IT K t s c h e t ( a G KardoS20! ty. Sop Is wood No. 1 over 199612. Jutt Kraszewskt (nvM'll ;«nd my h.»rrl dn\oi^ protested this was the first RKSll.TS Pon's Raiders. L.H fcxemp t, Joan Felton \W, Lynn 1,1 1^, you iJiVr \oursell ;i Three Game Winners Kd Brunck 197, Hannah Rufus r |(ockel ;i11 M penalty he had incurred in ts over Mechamcsville, severaJ decades iti the liquor 'lie's over Vince's. Washington over Lincoln, 177; Marge fcnekerson 167, When my clinch shot is HENRY'S Two G«m« Winn«r* Ann Huskoski 162 1U2 itjU I have ju.sl a-s much a bui»itttau» here and «1MJwhere Spotswood No 2 over Kaglt* and avowed his intent to BARBER SHOP Varga s over English; Club Two Game Winners Si;i, Pat Osmanski 197; Annchance lo c.irrv tile h^lll Bene over J 4 J, Amboy Murphy 174, Diane Gieger bit ,i- I would .i lull hit And proceed legally against the 106 SO PINE AVE. Protection over Souih River; minor who had mislead him Kord over Fairline; Superb Old Bridge No 1 over Old 155 199-579, Gloria Piperato sboubi I pull tin- o.ill. as I I SOUTH AMBOY over Mikes Bartkowiczover 189, Helen Poulson 169, do .il times, tin- pull hrni|>s The Council withheld seven 727 1291 Bridge No 2; Cheesequake days penalty pending ABC Anabel's Top over Heidi's Karen Rufus 17H. Dotty llle I),ill solidly Illlii^ the over Progressive, In proceedings dependence over Summit Wohglemuth 180; Jeanne pi ickel DeVesa 160, Joan Baist 1H4 ' < • ;t111 conlidt-nee in your Kathy Brezmski 164, Doli iuirh shot and your ball Coyle 164; Jeff Kehrens 2!il. .mil try it Bill Ferrara 227, 'George .h>Unti\ I'etrunltu is natinilv Vasnelis 224; Joe Osmanski nue iif the country'x top pro 223. Al Bnggs 214, Joe Baist li'ssiinuil hitifiers hut one 212. John Tarasar 204 Sand