y iff- CITIZI vol. w, No. r> Sftlllll \llll><»\ !liuri«)ay. November !*>, I'JHI XHverlIHIII^ less than 75% 15 centa The Same As You And Me Pledges For New Housing Authority Gets Nod Of Approval The South Amboy Housing housing board are all hoping Rescue Truck Authority will have their for interested bidders at The tunrj drive by the hands full in the very near reasonable prices South Amrmv Kirst Aid is future canvassing the City, Board Chairman Janiel MOW underway Members screening several tracts of l^ewis and Vice Chairman distributed envelopes and land for a new housing Franklin Kngiish, with other letters to residents through project members of the board are iheir mailboxes in their "we have received a letter currently meeting with and i-ilnrts u> raise funds for the o( notification in our housing studying the credentials of purchase of a new rescue office of approval for public several planners, and expect truck housing to provide 75 newly to engage the services of one The scjuad is asking constructed units for the applicant within the r;ext two undents lo kindly return elderly handicapped and weeks •loii.ilioiis as soon as this project hjas been We don i want to put the l>i)s<.||j|r. ;»s ihe new iruck selected to receive federal cart before.Ihe horse,' • n •)•-r is in and work is funding. announced McCarthy said of eligibility cx)M-cii'd to begin by mid Woodrow M McCarthy requirements, type of November This new truck Executive Director of the construction and unit design. will replace the outdated South Amboy Housing but he feels groundbreaking l'#ii heav> rescue truck for Authority may take place within a in approximate cost of "While the Department of year Housing and Urban An\ pi>rson wishing to Development has been pitch in with fund raisers is unable to fund the entire .iski'd to contact any request of 7ri units, they will, Voters Ask For member <>l the squad And however fund 72 o>diKS uid not Ihdt pcrsi.siai.il- rui.- puiu adequate, and reliable water b« hurt tlM samt at aay after off for the City and Authority child The proiraai w«t htunselve* have any trouble supplies to (he poepje 0/ the casting their votes Kean in the amount of $4 3 million State." The count showed 1, pno 'i -.ttist> their curiosity thee were approximately money to engage a planner to 50 percent of the cost of 1 r raders <>i tin- smith ,i [in" . (iii("|wi uilhmil .in helping them to understand 2.700 voters who cast their who will look over various soil and water conservation tllementary Nrlmo nU\ 11nj•- h.tni'.u ,i|i It soon handicapped students and to ballots in what was termed sites to be considered projects, by a vote of 1.238 trated lo nn <>IM Ix'iiMiir^ .tpparenl. though. accept them by one person as a The study of these sites "yes" and 771 "no" type of entertainment with ,i Ili.il Kllen .lane is retarded, The three year old "moderate turnout' must take into account Question four should new. Upbeat message .ind sonic other puppet program, begun by Barbara South Amboy s own .whether the new units will be Increase the 6 percent These puppets, so unlike children label her a Aieilo of Washinion t) C . Edmund Kaboski. in his first built up two or more stories, interest rate ceiling on the Punch ana Judy presented retard Through this has met with success in attempt for a Senatorial seat which will require elevators, 1969 Water Conservation explicit Hilualjons in which portion of the show both Kurope. Israel, and down in the state, received rT73 or use more acreage and Bonds, and facilitate their children jpuld identify and normal' puppets and theunder Australia The show votes to Democrat Laurence expand out sale: so says the City with understand the problems of students soon learn heing has also been trnnslated into Weiss 1.618 Weiss carried Building up. according to 1.006 "yes votes, and $64 handicapped children retarded is not a disease, not Spanish. French, and the entire 19th District. McCarthy, will be cheaper "no" votes. ' The "Kids on the Block something you can catch, Hebrew, and covers subjects "The people made their while expanding out requires Casinos should provide educational program, hut more of a learning such as diabetes, epilepsy, decision, that's how they more property extra tax revenues for use in featuring large size puppets disability behavioral problems, voted." Kaboski said when ••The government, reducing property taxaa, was recently introduced to Kenaldo is blind and use* a cerebral palsy, abused Ihe votes were tallied. His engineers, and architects rental, telephone, gas. Uw pupil* at 'he school in cane The children quickly children, and children with campaign members thanked will be giving us all the pro's electric^ and municipal efforts to sensitize the learn he en do just about missing limbs In all. the all those who supported the and con's so the housing utilitias. and to benefit children to others who are anything and do it well They troupe consists of 14 people Republican candidate and project will be workable senior citixens andotnar not quite Ithe themselves hut are introduced to braille and and 30 puppets haa no immediate plans for locally as well as federally.' disabled residents, said l.JM MVeVttielewi "the same an are awed by a beeper The segments, most trying again the* Executive Director voters. This question you and me which Kenaldo geared toward elementary Seats in the General noted received the lowest number presented in segments. boasts he not only hits, but school children, are also Assembly in our district, The total cost of the of "no" vote*, getting only sends out of the hall field for adapted to high schoolers were won by incumbents construction witl be S66 votes. home runs and adults One show ban George Otlowski and Alan determined in part aiso by South Amboy voters also A deaf puppet. Mandy. been developed for disabled Karcher, city residents the bidding climate, and past agreed to adopt an leaches several sign words people in which, according to helping in the victory by and present members ofthe amendment that would MAIN to her audience and thespokeswoman Sacks, said it voting 1.694 and 1.64«. change current legislative youngsters spontaneity - is WAS good for the disabled to respectively to Koesten* 76ft, process whan the Governor LIQUORS rewarding for Puppeteer see positive models of Stahls 768. and Karlowski s is considering s bill Adrtenne Sacks themselves And a better 63 votes. presented to him It will ate Discount Liquor She and the troup answer outlook on their own Freeholder Dorolhv 1 continued on page 2 > Wine & Bef r the children's questions and situation Power got the go-ahead with PHARMACY a hefty 1.646 votes and 721-1164 Donald' Wemik with 1..MW Prary • garnered 760 votes ON UPPER MAIN and Joseph Bodnur. HOft Open This Sunday & DAVID STS. NOTICE p [>iini«'Mii Any group or organization wishing to halp tftt Wlnvv Cordials Liquor South Amboy First Aid Squad In thtir affort to J.J. Harrifafl Co., Inc. raiaa funds for their new rescue true* aft nMd'to —Kml KUBtr a ln»w»me— NOV. llth ia piaate contact William Parsons or Larry rHrtons i«ft« Hi 9, South Amb»v DAY * TTie Sou* AatJboy Otfcesi ThurooUy, Niwawfcn \ Ifil Voters Aik— Chnnct Darrow Portrayal Dtbut Nurse's Room Dedicated made a > a special legislative During a regular meeting at the South i before UM expiration of the Laurence Harbor Elementary School oltb« term of uw legislature Woman's Club there will be a Friday, as she proolrtoa over to reconsider bilk objected presentation of "Clarence the doings during the to by the Governor. There barrow", written by David Halloween parade. were 1,1*4 "yes" votei, and W Rintels. 6» "no" votes. The sifens and screetchet This night is Guest Tee. brought only laughter from A question concernir* the Night, and will be held the rabbit*, devils, soldiers, rights of the landowner and Monday, November 16, at t and draculas that poeeed state of riparian lands was p.m. before Tinseleahs glariex voted in theaffirmative by Presented by the South red eyes and amused and 966 to 834. Those resident Amboy Cultural and delighted all parents whc coted yes believe any Heritage Commission of present. proceeds from the sale of which Alice Kupper is woeU property should be Chairlady, in cooperation Perhaps it was the witch's deposited In a fund devoted with the South Amboy promised presence that to public education. Theater: Charles Walten drew the largest group of The vote of 1,064 will portray the famous adults thus far to view the amusement goers and game attorney. marcheSs ss they paraded players may bring the price Walters, s talented actor from one class to another, of amusement games higher in his own right, recently always gaining more ghosts, to help insure larger and starred in the theater Robiins and clowns along the better prises by the last productions "Is Love route question on the ballot. Everything?" and "Last of Costume judges Mrs. Inflation costs and rises will the Red Hot Lovers", both Mildred Lake and Man EdSowef Wo with to auproaa our moat haartfalt Ptoeno, Italy, she resided in Players approelaHofi to oil ovr ralatlva, frifid$ §n& South Amboy for the past 00 JacfcO'lrien Was. Dart ^W \ ^vS^W^psn^^s^f EdLtsiak noighbon for tho many •oft of MnoVtttt and years. Jerry KaNy JohnZebro* Mrs. Tedesco was a Frank Zeoro niioy naamann atm iimM^. LeoKieCMrski aympothy oxtondoo* dufyttQ our rooont borotvomo/it communicant of St. Mary's In mo lota of our huahond and fathw, Dougla* LaroyKuite Hoc Eppiflesr* Joe McCarthy R.C. Church, 8ouSh Amboy. Johnny Woroay r Hotton. Her husband, Louis J. Andy Doorynsi^i ToeiZobro MtoJankowiki VMissi Fus^se* MaeCarret Oaonja Ipjachar Wo with to think e// who $ont Maatot, Tedesco, died In March of y 1074. Chester Meiruer Chas StHsbsr JackMcfteon CharinKotokowski Fhwara, Corda, ond Spiritual Bouquott. She Is survived by a son. Robert Cisk) JoeChannaMo' BW MCneon Robert Dus« Wm aopociatly wloh to thank Or, MoKonno, Dr. Captain James Tedesco, Raajia Camay TadWrnnejar Robert Diet «./. Mnty, at ktary'a Hospital, Hobokon, Potoraon South Amboy; a daughter, Chatlas Mason Frank Mntnick Frank Mackier TonyTaraNo Phormooy, South Amboy Pint Aid, al#ooavi/o#WW# Mrs. Rita Hurst, South Edward Jankowshi John VaH EdZawaHk Aroboy; 5 grandchildren; Rob. Hennasay* Ho— Oo., Moehonhavmo Utffee Auxiliary, South and 4 Beat grandchildren. Jany Connors Gene Munn TadQaHbades Mario. St. Maria Amboy rtfo Oopoftmont, U,9* Navy, awrta, N.J., A Maes ofChristian Burial Jonn Connors Jamas Croddich* Jot Crow a^ B^a^Mh^^su^^usl rrtOMtty s«ofw of ttto awHitoaajftt vtd WndojOt rothor was offered Saturday in St. Coh awl Moata of if. est/y'e, ST. Mary'$ Ctiuroh, Mary's Church. Interment followed In St. Mary's Rtunlon Party — Sun., Nov. 8 - 2 p.m. Cemetery, South Amboy. Sodtymlaaodby, Funeral arrangements English's Pub, Broadway, so. Amboy WhV) Ulllon • were under the direction Of All playtrs art invited lo attend and bring oW pfctwtt lAnn The Gundrum Service, Home for Funerals, 117 Former Mayor Richard Schuttz. Toettmaater: Former Mayor WiHiam O'Leary. Speaker: Mayor I Bordentown Ave., South Thomas Cross. Speaker Former Yankea A Cleveland Indian. Attie Clark. Prindpla speaker Amboy. Tto SOUTH AM BOY 611 Bordentown Avenue SERVING YOU SINCE 1928 es Effective Sun., November 8 to Sat., November 14, ltU h Lean Whole Oven Ready Foodtown Chuck Fresh Leg of Lamb Boneless Smoked $1.49 Ib. -.iff $1.79 Ib. Pork Shoulder Butt $1.89 Ib. Shoulder Lamb Chops - $1.99 Ib. Rib Lamb Chops - $2.99 Ib. Fresh Loin Lamb Chops - $3.69 Ib. Fresh Sliced Shoulder Picnic Lamb Shanks-$1.49 Ib. Turkey Breast Cutlet 9901b. Lamb Stew-$1.19 Ib. $2.39 Ib. Breast of Lamb - 790 Ib. USDA Choice Beef FAMILY PACK Beef Rib Steak - $2.49 Ib. 3 lbs. or more Shoulder London Broil - $1.99 Ib. Split Fresh Chicken Shouider Steak-$1.99 Ib. iBoneless) Chicken Breasts Legs & Thighs Boneless Chuck Roast • $1.89 Ib. $1.29 Ib. 69P fb. 7" Rib Roast - $2.49 Ib. Fresh Pork Spare Ribs - $1.39 Ib.

KPSI COLA Sunshine Foodtown Tropicana Oscar Mayer Footitown 2 Liter KRISPY CRACKERS ICE CREAM ORANGE JUICE SLICED BACON BOLOGNA $1.19 11b. box - 53* V2 Gal. $1.99 1/2 Gal. $1.49 1 Ib. $1.59 $1.78 Ib. PRODUCE Fresh Sliced Foodtown fat* Florida Taogelo's 18/S1.00 Lean Domestic Grade A Large Florida White Grapefruit

FROZEN FOOD STARKIST • 4 Minute Maid Orange Juice.» 99* • 4 BLUE BONNET SOLID WHITE Elts 9 Slice Cheese Pizza $1.99 • 4 TUNA • 4 MARGARINE Foodtown Coffee Lightener *« 25* •4 1 ib •4 »i GROCERY 94 •4 39le tor typofr JoMoCMaiini* 3/IH Wo rtstrvt the right to HMH C The South Amboy Citiun Hmrwliy, Wntirtwr 8, hwtttors 4 Owners Building & Loan Vowt Fta MarM, Ntt. 14 A flea market will be keM Aid Campaign at St Bemadette's Church The N.J. Association of basement located en Student Councils, a state- Investors 4 Owners Build savings program offering a Princeton and Villanova wide orgeniiation designed ing It Loan Association wijt relatively high rate of Komi*, Madison Park, on to aid Student Councils by end (0 years of silence next interest wi'hout an onerous Sal unlay, November 14, • furthering and improving week when it lauches the minimum initial deposit " a in to \ p m studtnt participation in first ad campaign in its McGowan says. "We also This event t\> sponsored by school government, held its history. offer savings certificate the Altar Kosdry Society. annual Fall Business Targeted for local print shares in multiples of $aoo Itcfresjimfnts and ckaea Meeting on October 19,1M1. media, the month-long and passbook savings Mill be for sale Lisa Petrotky, Marie campaign will promote the shares/' Dragotta, Joni Schiavino, sale or shares in the The advertising campaign Dawn Vattetana. Joe Lewis. association's current promoting the November Scholarship Exam* Joe Prxybylskl. Judy installment savings plan. series marks the second Janustak. Clark Gregoreaki. The association offers phase of the association's s< holamhip examinations Kevin Crowe. Kathy Regan. shares three times a year, in effor tto emerge from lor the new Berkeley School Tom Beaudry, Laura March. July and November. obscurity. The initial phase M-hcduled lo open in July in Kulcsar and Karen Krygier, In an attempt to attract was keyed by the opening Middlesex County will be students at H.G. Hoffman investors to the current this past March of the given at 10 a m Nov. 7 at the High School, attended the series, the institution is institution's first Townehoustv 450 U.S. meeting at Rider College offering to match investors' independent office at 13) Highway 9 North. accompanied by Mr. George iiiin tial l ddeposits South Broadway. South Wood bridge VlrgiltoTfaculty advisor. "Investors ft Owners Amboy. For its first 80 Full and partial-tuition scholarship* will be awarded Delegates to the meeting Building 4 Loan Association years, the association was essentially offers the small housed within the South for the intensive and heard speeches from executive secretariat surrogate speakers for and medium saver — as a Amboy Trust Company mutual owner of the (which merged into the First programs and the fashion gubernatorial candidates merchandising c s Aliar Kosary National Bunt Foundation, subscribe for as; little as one Amboy Trust personnel Society is holding a bun trip National Energy Education share at f l .00 per month." Investors and mortgagors On October 4th 1981 Sister Mary Uigidmt Mi$f, Hw ter—r lo Cimjinr s Boardwalk Day. new advisors meeting; Each regular share were attracted solely t>y Miss Darlene Miller made her first ProftsiiM ef Vem hi H* fcfjkttt KK««nc> on Sunday. Nov 15. and others. commits the Investor to the word of mouth. Community of the Franciscan Sisters ol Si. Ekufcet* at tea frevinciat IfWt Lisa Petrosky. Student payment of $1.00 per month Since the lime the House and Novitiate located tn Parsippany. New Jersey. Buses will leave the school Council Chairperson, was to the association until association opened .Is Sister Mary Magdalene is the daughter of Jsam and ksnne at 1 p in and depart from named Regional Coordinator contributions and divident headquarters in a portion of Miller who reside at 361 Augusta Si South Amboy Atlantic City iit 9 pm Cost for Middlesex County earnings stotal $300 00 per the former Raritan River Sister graduated from Si Mary's High School in 1973 and pt>r person'is $|.r you wiM share. At that point, the Railroad building. assets rtx-eiv* $|(i . Though the association to. school But 40 percent of asked to bring the it own The Bazaar will be held on With these signals in mind, The institution alsc offers remains somewhat of an them will find failure in careful parent* will know lunch. Items for sale at the accelerated shares at $6 00 anachronism — all accounts November 6 from 3 p.m to school because of vision Christmas Bataar will be 7:30 p, m and on November 7 that success in school means each per month which are are still maintained problems uniess they are more than the rtasM svajajfttt*. made, and final plana forecaat to mature in three manually, the lone teller's from tf a.m. to 2 p.m. Baked detected and corrected goods. Christmah gifts and and a good teacher years. window was once a railroad This ii the fusing of Dr Athletics, the arts and social Shares can be withdrawn ticket counter — McGowan novelties, and handmade William Moskowitz. a articles will be availble activities are as important to at any time prior to says he's determined to behavioral optometrist in students today as their class Senior Trip To maturity, subject to establish a strong identy There will also be a white Sonvrvile Dr Moskowitz elephant room work, and all are See "Chicago" forfeiture of some interest and, consequently, multiply has snent over 20 years in his affected by vision Dr (all interest will be lost if the assets. A visitor from the North practice treating children The Madison Township Pole will arrive on Salurdav Moskowitz encourages withdrawn in the first year >. "The time has com? for His study shot that school parents to watch for the Senior Citizen Association of the association paid the people of South Amboy morning for the children vision screenings are just Laurence Harbor is planning The bazaar will be held tit above signalk of possible dividends at an annual rate and surrounding that • general screenings ' vision problems and help to to see "Chicago" at the Club of 7.688 percent in the fiscal communities to know that the church grounds. Frank snd they only detect a few Bene Theatre, Route 35. Avenue, off Eugene make this year a successful year ended June 30, 1981. Investors It Owners Building problem cases-• Many one for their children Sayreville. on Nov. 19. Lunch McGowan anticipates that It Loan is very much alive, Boulevard in Sayreville children's vision problems will be included. For the fiscal 1982 rate will be in well and ready to serve the," A family style roast beef slip through the holes in the reservations, call Olga the Spercent range. McGowan concludes. dinner will also be hold Hutchenson at 5M-32*3 or "The program offers the Friday. November 6, from Christmas Show Thelms Wosatka at M6-3505 small and medium saver the 4.30 to 7:30 p.m. The price is To help solve this The price of lunch and show opportunity to get into a self- IS for adults, and children situation, Dr. Moskowiti At Radio City is $12 50 determined, long-term Store Pesticides under twelve. 13 offers these warning signals The Sacred Heart for parents to alert them to Pilgrimage Club i«planning Safely the need to give their a trip to see the Christmas Unless you are storing John Z children further vision Show at Radio City. New pesticides in a special place evaluation by a qualified York, on Sunday. Nov 29. under lock and key you may Fund Raiser behavioral optometrist For reservations, please A Sincere be endangering the lives of the John Z Committee is Signals if Vision Trouble -all 721 M26 or 2*4 4368 The children and others again holding their annual are. Miblic is invited Most pesticide poisonings old-time stng-a-long and • poor concentration THANK YOU happen to children under dance to be held on • excessive copying errors five. These people are busy Saturday. November 7. at • holding reeding material explorers and expose the Christ Church Hall in close to eyes \ CLASSIC | themselves to these South Amboy. • trouble in athletics or FROM YOUR LEGISLATIVE TEAM chemicals under the kitchen Entertainment will be sports, such as midjudgkng Hand Car Wash sink, in the bathroom, or in furnished by "The Show inballgames the garage. Off's", s popular group that • tiredness or headqehes OffftlOttMStlPMUttCf For the safety of everyone provides much fun. when reading including yourself, follow • inability to complete H SENATOR Tickets ar $12 50 per II II IS HHIN(. this advice on pesticide person and may be exams er assignmenb storage. • reversals of letters or Illl IN 11 HUM LAURENCE 8. purchased from ary of the ANht x FULL • Store all poisonous following members of the words when reeding materials in their original John Z Committee. They • difficulty playing a containers. Containers are: Irma Brown, Frank musical instrument or thouM be closed tightly or English, Joann Donnelly. reading music Mike Poll. Ray • staring out the window, ASSEMBLYMEN Tomaszewski. Woodrow daydreaming often • Do not store pesfceic McCarthy. Ed O'Leary. • poor attention span ALAN J. KARCHER without original labels Margaret McCarthy. Carol • following words with a in leaky containers Sabine, and Rose McCarthy finger when reeding GEORGE J. OTLOWSKI • poor coordination and 727-6664 • Keep all pesticides in a posture separate location (room, • poor reading compre- cabinet, or box) out of the hension sun NOT st M Our heertfelt thanks QO to thoee wonderful reach of children and JIM unauthorised people. ptopte who gave of their beet efforts In beheM Secure with lock and key Of our CARNEY • Place a warning sign on BROADWAY BAKERY the storage area such as "Danger, Pesticide GENERAL Storage. Keep Out.' CONTRACTORS Stanley Akcicki. Prop OPEN DAILY 6 A M TO 8 30 P M CLOSED MONDAY First Baptist Clwrcli Aluminum Skiing Sturm Mnorx ft Windnwx Seoond a Stockton ets. Koofliifl Carpentry Speaalir.iruj in Mum junooy Birthday 8t Wedding Cake* OMtrs* Softool t£0a.m. MominaWorsMe I is s». n>i*«\v«v " , PJO. T8L.rt1'1t1S 721-6863 72M031 Aanboy .5. Tfcanriay, NbvotfteW S, lttl Uboratory Draws Many To Open House First Baptist Untotf Methodist Church News Church News "Prepared FVir The Beat," a.m. on. The menu teehagaj We extend oongrttulatiotii based on r*«dings from hot and cold bevtragtat Mi to the 45 persoM who made Amos and the Gospel hot sandwiches moderataty all four Sundayk of Loyalty according to Matthew, will prices Mnth. and hope that they and be the sermon presented The United Methodist the rest of the congregation during the 8:90 and 11 a.m. Church provides a rawaiHt will try for four more in «ur»hip times of The United program of worship, study, November Morning Methodist Church of South fellowship and outreach Worship at 11 a.m. Sunday, Am boy The church is opportunities Those of Hit Nov a, is an excellent located at the end of Frank communities served by our starting point. Church Avenue, the Oak Tree church seeking to wprm School will precede tais Village section. Sayreville A their faith retatlomMp WR* service at 9:30 a.m. B.Y.F. full Church School program God through the Christ at* will meet at 6 30 p m is provided each Sunday invited to participate h* The Indies Aid will hold morning at ft 46 am Classes their fall Rummage Sale on are available for children Saturday, Nov. 7, Dagtaning throe years of age through at Ha m This will take place adults in the Christian Education Activities on the Church Woman's Club Building, along with a sate of Calendar for the week of Donation home baked cakes, breads, November »th include: pa tries, etc. Monday, 9:30 a.m.. A donation of tlO8.« 10 Oat There will be a Fellowship Northwest District Laurence Harbor First AM Supper at 6:00 p.m. Tuesday, Preachers* Meeting at the Squad was presented te Nciv 10. in Fellowship Hall Saint Paul Church, Trenton; Kathleen Gerity, preaidaM of the Squad, at the October The Mission Circle is the Tuesday, 10 a.m., Bataar sponsoring group, and will meeting of the Woman's Workshop and 8 p.m., the Club of Laurence Harbor. have as a guest speaker Mr Pastor Parish Relations Allan Anderson, our area Mrs Gerity was guest Committee. Wednesday. speaker, and gave a very Mission representative for 7:30 p.m., Sanctuary Choir the ABC/NJ interesting and information rehearsal talk about the work of the The Choir will rehearse Persons from the First Aid Squad at 630 p m Wednesday, community are also I

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CASE fiallo Cans Piccala Chablis Blanc Budweiser fcoCoM 7.99 Coffee Liqueur 790 art 6.99 Taylor r QQ Dewar's White Wolfschmidt's Champagne Burt /M*. J.73 Label Scotch 175 Mtr 19.98 Vodka 175 rt 9.99 FOLONARI WINES NEW IMPORTED BEER DEPT. RIUNITE WINES Neinttai 3.99 M Ofctoberfest 4.39 <* umtfttisco LARGE Blanco Becks 3.991 pi DAB 3.99 *n mmo BOTTLE Lambrusco Kronmborg 3.99 M 1.5 It. .TO 4.99 Rosato Come Celebrate With Us Fr**h Hot Soup USDA Larga Coffee Freah VISA, 25tCup Food Stamps 25i Cup Jumbo Suba Master Charge HM South Amboy Gttsen TbnretUy, N< maaaer 5, Ml Activities At The South Amboy Public Library All Souls Day Observance Session will tain place from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. November 7, IS There Is still room (or youngsters who have recently turned 4 yean old. The Winter seriet of 8-week story hours will begin January 8, IMS Mothers may sign up their youngsters any time in the Children's Room

Movies have been shown to many young people in the city The Barbara Roy Nursery School at Christ Church visit the Children's Room every other Wednesday morning. Soon the Head Start Program at the Methodist Church will come on alternate Wednesday mornings and afternoons. The films are borrowed on Intertibrary loan from our Area Library. The Free Public Library of WINNERS Mrs John MJUKI president of th- Woman v Club ol Woodbndge South Amboy is shown piesentmR i>n*es to two ot the winners ot the • • • Pumpkin Face Contes: spouse.ed by that Club Pictured left to right. The Woman's Club of Mrs, John Mauro Lori Cannon second \ti\it winner and Walter South Amboy recently CoMnt, first prize winner Not present «t:e Gregory Castello, thkd sponsored a pumpkin-face contest for the youngsters. prize winner and George Forrer and Billy Connors who won honorsMt Tha annual All Souls Day procession was well attended by a large contingent of parrshietttrs aaf vfeiters mention. Osrlene Johnson. Dena Castello, Christine Forrer, Joyce Winners were: first. Waller Collins: second. Lori at tke Sacred Heart Cemetery. Johnson's Lane in Parlin The 2 p.m cartejeiiy «chiead tat siaajag ef Ferrer, Nairn Gostiowski and Stephanie Housman nay collect their Cannon; third, Gregory hyaws m cwtarpoMt lo tht racHatien of tke fttvtrtnd Andrew Siareltta da fteverend Tkadews vlatjn primal Hit library Castello; honorable mention. George Forrer and The Magazine collection is and books with large print Billy Connors. Other undergoing a survey. participatns were Darlene Danct-A Thon To Les Petites To Present "Hansel A Gretel" Library users are asked to Pre-School Story Hour nad-JU>hnson, Dena Castello. Benefit Heart Assoc. Monmouth County and eligible for rvuucea rates of examine those we are it* annual Halloween Party 'Christine Forrer. Joyce surrounding area audiences $2 a ticket eubecribtng to and to note on last mday. with its games. Forrer. Keirn Goatkowitki. The First Annual Joy have a delightful holiday Leu Petites Ha;lei. a well paper what they would like refreshments and parade of and Stephanie Hounman Aerobic Dance-AThon" to treat in store as Les Petite* known community, to aat removed or renewed. costumes, at 10a.m. The last Prises were awarded to all benefit the American Heart Ballet prepares its annual performing dance company. Thar* may also be a chance three meetings of the Fall participant* Association-Middlesex Coun- Christmas Classic. "Hansel is incorporated by the Stale lo replace what we have with ty Chapter and the Raritan k Gretel", which will be of New Jersey under the eamertilng the readers would Bay Area YMCA will be held presented twice during the auspice* of the New Jersey on Saturday. November 7, Uke lo aae on our shelves. NEW CHILDREN'S BOOKS holiday season. Utilizing the State Council on the Arts an Pieass take the time to talk 1961 from II am to 4 p.m. at original and truly charming an artistic not for profit the Sayreville Junior High wtth the Librarian* Tea Ms* Card Ran CW by Jams Stevenson Chart* tries to Humperdinck score, the organization It has • « • undo the iatt wish maot on a charge card from Inter national Wish School. Washington Road in production will offer the presented dance Par I in and Avenel Junior A Book Sale is now going a corporation which has taken over fairy godmothers and wishing innocence of children, uv performances throughout wtttt. but the company has gone out of business High School. Woodbine enchantment of angels, and on in the Sadie Pope Dowdell Avenue. Avenel the stall' to highly Hard covered books Da laataas Ckew (torn? by Jamie Gilson Able to read and the black magic of witches, enthusiastic and often sold for 35 cents each write at only a second grade level, sixth grader Sam Mott Aerobics is a specific form combining to bring the out audiences for ten years and paperbacks (or 10 cents considers himself dumb until r.e is prompted to cooperate with of exercise that increases thrilling involvement of live A credit to their standards theatre to area audiences Her » those who think something can be done about his problem the heart rate and oxygen ana goal* hun been the intake Performed Commented company remarkable number of their • • • Ua>leaa » HatMntm by Mary Calhoun for Katie John director and choreographer haany to relate tans. Former boy-hatst *a«« John fate M lew for the first tim. regularly, aerobic exerciae dancers who have gone on to can improve blood Linda Leahine. a New Jersey professional status MeY Kid*, of Teach Ih Juatta leiefta by Pe«, Parish Amelia Beoelli is State Council on the Arts , has donated a circultation. releases Nttmerous Les Petites back this time as she become a substitute "eacher for a day tension, help control bodv 1980 Choreographic dancers are presently cm i reader plus added Fellowship Winner. "When took to the Library tor the The Ftfgy Resent by Consuelo goerns A wonderful weight and allows body to scholarship with American adventure begins unexpectedly when Benjamin. Toby and little make the best use of fat* and both children and adults Ballet Centers the official use of its registrants. Ask the simultaneously leap to their Librarians for help. June Mouse sail off to find their lather, who s been lost in the fog. sugars. school of The Joffrey Ballet An Easy Book feet and loudly cheer as the and George Balachine» Boanomhar, we also have all Aerobic dancing has seen Wicket Witch is pushed into the back issues to 1910 of the The SttatJt DM by Harry Allard The Stupid family think they School of American Ballet *n overwhelming Increase in the oven, the performers They have also danced with South Amboy Citizen thanks are dead whan the lights go out. (For all Stupkr fans) An Easy popularity in the last several know they have achieved the to Jea Wojciechowski on Book. companies of international years. The American Heart ultimate, total rapport with renown lean. The Cultural and Watt No One ttat laeaa* by Rosemary Wells A tragic Association urges everyone the audience. Heritage Commission also Cham of events threatens a 14yearoM girls promising tennis to participate in a regular Les Petites Ballets baaftwo years of the New fitness program and aerobic The beloved fairy-tale 'Hansel & Gretel" is York Times and the Index career presented in dance and definitely * holiday Ma tag Hy MMaen by Claw King Whan Ringo. a young dance is especially easy. for we with the Reader- healthy and fun. mime, is professionally presentation and pleasure Praater which the Historical Londoner, finds Mmttff in sudden possession of a ttotan p*intm| staged and costumed, and not to be missed Call for aad the Library Board worth i wMMon pounds, his lite turns into I series of wHd The upcoming "Special will be given at Freehold your tickets now bettCht for the Library Event" has generated great Township High School on Majnas are shown on the new taiey. Way Satortty by Jack Prtluttfcy. Fourteen humorous Interest among the dancers Elton-Adetphia Road in EDQ Projector < 16 mm) and poems about the pleasures and pains of a rainy Saturday. that participate in the Y's Freehold on Sat., Dec. 5 at 2 fUmetripe are shown on our program. Ctataes are held in p m. For tickets or Seniors To Meet projector. Records are Carteret, Old Bridge. additional information about The next meeting of the played through earphones NEW BOOKS FOR ADULTS Sayreville, South Amboy, this performance call 201- South Amboy Senior Citliem Swaatairi in the Children'. Heart Of A Weam by Maya Angtfou. This is the fourth South River, and Mt-Stet, 11 a.m. - 2 p.m will be held on Nov 11 at the The Library also volume of her autobiography, full of famous and memorable Woodbridge weekdays. The second Masonic Temple on Main Street at l 30 pm records and characters from Mateowi X to BiHie HoUday. It also teds of Maya s performance which wilt be Even some for the Nurses from Staff at Shore Regional High and handicapped are joys and burdens from being a Wack mother and how her son Builders, New Brunswick School on State Hwy 3t in from the I ibrary grows to be a man, •. will be available from n West Long Branch on Sat.. Hajppy Ittftfrfftetey Hotel freai Hatetef by mm. Companion votuM to Hints a.m. to 3 p.m. to take Blood for the Blind and Dec. 12 it also at 2 p.m. For Lauren Handicapped In addition. I from Hetotw contoins more find-itfttt lasted and trusted solution tickets or information on this we have magnifying glasses to household emergencies md remedies that work best. Hints for The public is invited to performance call 301-544- November 7th remedies range from spills and stains to innovative stopgaps and attend. For more 1324, 9 a.m. - 9 p.m last minute substitutions: from smart and economical quick-fixes information call M74380 Or weekdays All seats are S3 B7-SI77. for kitchen amrbath. laundry and garden, to tips for cleaning but groups of IS or more are Mommy tOaoay sewing, partial, traveling and moving. AL'S fwwiari by PhyHis Whitney. When Lindsay receive* mysterious notes after her father is murdered, she fltes to The Copper Penny Lounge AUTO BODY Sedonia. Arizona, the home of Mr okter sitter, to try to sotve the mystery of hi death Lindsay s sister's husband. a*cMM. an old 130 South Broadway love and even red haired Vermilion, her imaginary ptevmate when she was a child, all become involved in a series of shattering South Amboy by Oanieltt- Sited Aft* Serena lorn tamHr MONDAY TUESDAY 24 Mr Wrecker K and fprtuM m pott Won* War II Italy, tht marriM Maior FuMarton WCDNISOAY Heavy Duly TowinK and ratorns to Aftanca. Ht it kitted in Korea and again Serena it Betf-B-Que Ziti & Ml wMn broken dreams Southern Fried Tat Rttata tabjt by WaHtr F Mwphy A youwa, American Ribs Meatballs Chicken OSS atart it ant toRwiit ostensibly to sfceJ tht plans for tha 25* 25* German coda machine known at Enigma, tt it t trap, though and 25* tht intuition it for tht afant to bt broken by IN German! r convincing them tht coot is slid ••curt An American priatt in tha Ladl— aV/jred Drink* 30* Evry Day 4-$ p.m. Vatican it faced with a moral dHtftmi — lo lav tnt aajant at betrayed or bati Mai the truth thus ritfcinf tht Gorman t riMHnf tht And All Day Saturday coeaMObotn brofctfl. Jtatet iL Mcataert U.SJi. by Jamas A Wcfwnar. rrttants a MONDAY & FRIDAY SATURDAY Rohttng for personal and pictorial look at tnt Nortntett. no Sown, ttit Midwest, tha Southwestern Sunbelt, and tht far West at tht Dozen Shrimp YDUT aether tflNtt to his countrymen about their concerns. IMcfctatr Buffet Served ariMt t rich persptcbvt to thtse tncoufltart. Ute CA^^^^M k TfeA M^MA hw BwfcMS ittjiii*^* B*ftaAfi hit M $1.50 8 p.m, -11 p.m. tat totHaf of her Mttt novel a heutt m wMta Mam • Mt 'V reattfttd sound of t door dotng temtwntni. Ptrmiat local 727-7077 American Heart Asioclonon { priett. Father Sttphtn. can save tht couples Proper Attire At All Times, Please! Tt» a—* AmWy Ocfcsss Thursday, November 5, 1961 ej%\ •BJBJBj^y • I AMwl ... Mtttfletieas art BOW Fuii,SiitoTo Gathering Of The Greats strikes InImi to persuade Defend Titles •«*£» to visit the PTA Former W.W.F. World & Spares MMMt basaar OB December Tag Team Champtom Tony I. Other plans for the basaar Garea and Rick Mattel will NMODL ESS X COUNTY 1mm BM ere aJstaet complete Watch try to regain the titles frwn Ociobar M. 1SS1 ferfwther developments w Mr Fuji and Mr Saito when fntwprtM r% fusayalulaUona to all the professional, wrestling Poo' • RaMtf 9 14H 9% yeuagsters who won returns to Sayreville High SpoUwood No. 2 14 It eeetttme awards in the School on Monday Night. Ch*»Mqtwfc« Mo. 1 19* it* UsHewsin parades Thanks November 9, beginning 17 30 Pi*« P»rt No 1 1t it to the Judges who made the p.m. Piotacttofl IS it tftfflcuh decisions Thanks Another match of great OKt Bf idg* Mo. 1 IS •MM to the parents who interest to local fans will pit Ok) S/Kty* No. I 11 n heated out and also to the Madtaon fort 1fW •1* Pedro Morales against I incoln 11 tt parents who dressed up in Killer Khan. There is a total i. lurtflci Har. Fir* 11 « ceatmni for the event. This of 6 matches planned for the McCl*ll*n 1m tt* was the best parade for evening which is being South nivor 111% it* parent participation to date sponsored by the Sayreville Washington 11* «t* Our thanks to the many Jaycees. «IV• •agate who supported the Tickets are 17 for ringside SpoUwoatf No. 1 1* Ejection Day Cake Sale and $5 for general admiaiuo. i chootoqM»>f Mo. 1 11 it Parents are reminded that <>ro«. Part No. 1 S it and are available at the SpoMwootf No. 1 t it there will be no whool on following locations: Wellers Summit 11W November U, 12 and 13 due Pharmacy. Village Inn The South Amboy A A

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