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The Same As You and Me 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 will replace the outdated South Amboy Housing but he feels groundbreaking l'#ii heav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 <ion t lorget an indication elderly handicapped one Clean Water oi ihe squad \ progress mas bedroom units " South Arnboyans voted yes tw seen on the thermometer The project first for all the eight public displayed on the front of the conceived by Ihe Authority questions presented before rescue s(|uud building on in 1970. has been trying to them at the polls on Mam Street appropriate such funds since Tuesday that time, but has met with Listening and watching several funding cutbacks The first question dealt attentively tit third and foarth with the authorizing of $350 and the idea has even million in bonds to guders of thi South taaaf How South survived a moratorium on consolidate existing water Elementary School to tfcttt IHt- building The authority supply facilities and the like puppets with a wewip. The Amboy Voted continued to resubmit their construction of new f scillttes students learned chiHiw In an election that has application, and McCarthy ss recommended by s without arms or lea can taaaa*: since been called the closest admits the Authority's statewide pUnsadto aaaura iwtm. a Mini Mf cam Wt gubernatorial race in the pcrslsUncc has finally paid Homerv and a reiaiaed cnHd tan state in the l»«t IMI years. off. avttUbtmy of safe. SOUIII Atni>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, p<es«nted by the "Hiate an H* received a gctd share of the funding from the 140 "yes" and MS "no" Block" pupptt treap sales' MI voles. I I.SO but was passed government votes. Washington, DC lad wtre by Klono's 1.S75 votes. Now begins the leg work." It was clear that at least encouraged to MR ajlSlttaai Kurly in the evening some McCarthy said of the no day 1,063 persons were willing to about specific handicaps television stations agreed period in which the city must authorise the sale of bonds represented by the pupatts. The yvith (he majority of the me necessary paperwork totaling $100 million to clean aim ot the program was to main t "ity's voters and projected n Needed is a cooperating up toxic wastes that tat children awart that mtay democratic win. nut it soon agreement with the City allegedly dumped by Itrge handicaps do not limit play mi liecame apparent the rest of contribution contracts, arid companies There were Ml the combined vo»»« other documents for their "no votes that the hsndicaaaed cfctM CM legal execution and be accepted as a friend. throughout New Jersey Local voters approved produced a cliff-hanger state distribution through Ihe another $so million for the of affairs Newark-area office acquisition of development In the community where The Authority will first be easements on farmland and there was no local contest, given up-front' or forward for landowner grants for up The thmi .>no '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 baseball 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.
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