Trock Traffic Question Reopened - Sadie Pope Dowdell Public Library

Vol. BO, No, 71
South Amb\>y, N. J.
AdverUtUng I i n s Chan "V,y
Thursday, May o. \ut> ^
\'TUV ^C (Out of town H)
ROAD REPAIR
TILL AT $17,000
Trock Traffic Question Reopened
-. II-M.II- i-rediltnryan. d this week thai the
i .ih..iit 517,000 tn ac; nv, (undfl due under a
,iU! program for tht
• ( . ity atreeta. Ht
Mayor Joseph Charmello through Burr's Creek, but
and members of the city permleslon to use the
council were at the point of road was required from
frustration at to what elae Rsritan River Railroad who
could bt done about control- owns part of the property
ling the heavy aand truck through which the road
traffic in the vicinity of Sa-' passes.
cred Heart School, A peti- , Strengthening or replacing
tion signed by 9 residents the Raritan Street bridge
In tttat area brought the Is- figured to be the Ideal s o sue Jnto sharp focus again. lution,
Councilman Fred
The petition was directed to Henry revealed. He remarked tharthe Public UTOlsko as their representative tlea Commlsalon pays UD to
IV DV IMU1l|lll Wf> UO1UIC D w
; (hiw yetr'a road
am whkh w^l he drawn
disclosure waa 0110*
uirv when he com•o on Stevens Avenue
Uwiiitf a* pjLimlitrtd by .
•nutv, Ho «aId that fund*
for this pur.. is * r l l JR fur tower
> > \vcnuf. hut they have
. I irinR down the budget,
,i,l, ami hoped thattheee
. , \-. wiiuld not be cut
• I u.
••'IMM-'IIH have been made
*~ Mm, h* seolsired, tt^MPf
the railroad paying the balance.
This reference was corroborated by Howley who
aald that in a conversation
with Harold Fllakov, preai-
whole municipal governing
body for action.
"They are now coming up
Cedar
Street/'
Council
President Richard J. Schultz
exclaimed. "We tried in do
everything eeasttls to dls
told that Fllakov would g<>
li i^wumjr 41W1
rlttet Mil us that ths would remove a problem
city can i stop UXUKXMSS. Our from his shoulders forever.
handa are tied. Yet, should Howley stated that the railthere be an unfortunate ac- road would only pay 13 per
cident there, die mayor and cent of the coat.
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i . t )l - s I | « » M It ( l
council will be the first to Schultz directed that this
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Issue
be
placed
on
the
counbe blamed. It la a sad situI h r 7">ih HIUII\< r«:ir> > > !• In it m m <>l
cil agenda. It was.«leo agreed I ifurinif
ation."
• hf AMIU»> M \ I U S M \ \ i i i i - , H | llnul i i
to
Invite
FUskov
again
to•.
"We don't want to be
it« l t r a « d » i > hanking Imit-f u i l i s nnri r .
maverick about this, but we their business meeting ten fr* » h m r n l - » , T C lh<- <irdrr <>l i h f d a > .
tried to do everything under dlsouss the matter.
lit ph<ii» ibuvt-. Mitjtw JtNK-ph )<thn H e a t .
the sun to protect our school In the petition, the petiIng of Mad 1*4*1 T<i«rolri|i • « I Major Jochildren," the mayor stated. tioners alao complained
dl
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W
y,tut trf thl Un
Hi li
of care on Waehlngtor> Ave~
under
JJtad
d totake
k them dowjr
M
d | 4 t o g O
pressure." •- - T
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K.
. tier prritldmt *ni rn»U.
"The only way to lick thla a motion by Rush, the petl- !
tion
will
be
turned
over
f
problem Is to have a police« l
ll-iK»»k.e»r««WMU-: »«
maw there always tf? re— route Police Chief John Glcano
T. K i r i i k i , M«Mbrr of thr boar*
the truckf," remarked Szee- for Investigation,
(W
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"
»ko. However, Councilman
band
J, Peter Rush recalled that
tht truck companies nhjfcinl
vehemently to thla, ••yina
UMM, INHIiri H0\^Km#.l j .
that Utfflc can be re> routed
M
mi i*v
witf during rimes of emer- It COM thr f l i v
ge*o> and that it could not In flu up ltw
bt sustained contlmiouiilv. Ami I he % It v wit I n..] HI ami to I I f f
Councilman John IMwIev
Ihrm l o i n up In "oi>«' |
tht
WARNING ISSUED
FIELD OESTROYERS
ttkgtt*t«Hl llwt thi> at reel tie nlght'rt a u n d " Cotiiull P n i n . '
dMlgnafetl KM A iilny «itpri
Kit tin i (I .1. S i h l i t t /
during—ew>n»d—imuxa,—Au.
opinion <tf tht* w»» tatted of
City gulkitor John MuiJana
as to Its effect and the attornty replied that the city
has the right to do thla,
How to cope with jhe
problem was' then taken up
-in - eteetefort.
Farmer
mayor John ft l*onard aald
thtt Co his recollection 4he
lwg hf*iy
l
thai unyttnv *n\ the
fields after v p.m, will, be
proaecuted for trespaiiaing,.
Anyone tui the flolda at that
time !• nut there to play
baaeball. he phlbltophlzed.
These people leave the fields
In a mesa and We won't
tolerate it any longer, he declared.
The same prohlbUlwn was
extended
concerning the
Frog Hollow Swim Club
where extensive damage haa
been committed, he aald.
Recreation
commiaaion
menrtmr- - Wttllshy
h k d th
i ffor the fine
thanked
the city
work performed on the
flelde. He aald that Madiaon
Township, where he Is hi
retained the right to name
streets light traffic streets.
But
this
advice
waa
countered by Schultz who declared that tht state tends
ta
strtet before such action can
betaken.
STREETS NOT BUTLT
PQR 30-TON TRUCKS
Pitaldent of iht Board at •UtUUl
Uasctisll COT
- _ Philip Sullivan sUved agsifiet St.
y
_ _ _ _ ftat streets In the Tuesday. (St." Mary's won
city were built during tht 7 to 6) and found die field
"hortt and buggy" days and In tht best condition ever.
that the sewer lines beneath A resolution was adopted
Tbem~xsnnotr'Stand the con* wti€h~ authorlxee the payatant pounding of the heavy ment of $2.00 per hour to
mitt*. He aald that tht dry firemen Branding fire watch
eaa aspect to have sewer In city flrehouaes.
lint brtakdowns b/cauat of
Tht
truck
convoya
orlglnaily used the Rsritan
"RrtaT '•bverpais whose cir
padty la limltati to 15 tone.
JWhtn truckers received violation tlcktts lor this, they
-tMtavtt« tktlr routs to cttv |
•traeta In. ordar to* reach:
y M.
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1
route had been'
out for them using a j
'Hand gravel - road.
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Lfquor Store
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Main Street
Phona PArkway 1-1194
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BUSINESS
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to Ihv
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WINXKHN Ol Till; 7ith
ANMVEH8AKY
tIM S*vj B | k Uund:
Ii Uur«l St.. South Aaibay.
S.1* KarjBXi IhMA.: Wa. U t k . i r , U
Atr,, HtfhUai I'trt. N I
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before aomeane geu injured.
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Councilman John Howley
twrfcltt AV», Morgan, Ho. Aanhtty; Car*atated
that in a conversatlun
ty* KtvfiM. 17 (•>•!* l'Uc«, OH HW
with
Superintendent
Michael
N. *. p l
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N-tglfl*
ne
w«a
inftjrmcd
that
N.-J,* Mr*, ftnm Hrtnwti. l i t
upper havld Street, which
It.. Bo*it \mifor.
wiat patched up after the
•HBaHMt* Arnwiflta: WttttaM Nina,
II) Brulun Hd . I'arlln; Mrt. j M . j . 8««. roadway wan ripened for
utility installations, will br
Man. All Main H|., N««lh AwW): A A A
rest or «1 to good condition
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McLf*c*«a, Jia M ^ T I M Ar,..
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"CoiJegfls Best", Schultz Tells Youths
Council President Richard infield and outfield at Vet-i
J, Schultz. addressing Jfc5 era,ns field, Pohl, tn^outH
htgfi acfcool IFoutSa? during standing athlete^ cbuHapaaEj
Youth Day observance laat with eome authority on thla [
Thursday at City Hall, told matter,
them that they ahould aet
RECTIFY DANGEROUS
their sights on college be. TRIANCUE
and the Fourth Ward councilman, called for betterworttni trtfTlc tlghu 1M
fire hydrants. Hydranta,
notably the one at Feltus
Street and Auguata Street,
and traffic lights In genmay*** i i j i i i y - w i
• i
again soon.
Condolences
weft expressed by Jchulta to fht
family of the late Nward
lipmlnR, He asked that a
letter of iymp«ihy be
tn th» rplativea. U
Waii a former; fire c h M . .
.Schultx also warned VVaT
deiita, •specially children,
about the land mtn«a which
have been discovered near
the waterfront which are still
dangerous after 13 year a,
following the" 1930 munitions
explosion. Ha congratulated
fit, Mary'e CYO cheerleaders for winning the'
Trenton Dioceaan champion*Mp two weeks in
cession.
Mayor Joseph Charmello
declared that "the city la
very muoh alive" as evidenced by the construction
of the dnve-Ta-at the Sow*
Amboy Trust Company. He
also noted that Brlgga
Chevrolet Intenda to expand
their premises. "It la still
a goad city
i *o invtat
V ' h e
observed*.
g ,
ond Ward
taken by the group who took councilman, aaked that a atop The acting president of the
over municipal offices for atrcwi. algn be erected un Houalng Board, Thomaa
the day lhaaenaeof miaalon. Bertram Avenue where It O'Brien of St. Mary'a, made
, JJvxlog. the.£&ua£ll metting.
P4!.. !? ™**.MHiiincc
held that afternoon, thevoung he scored the absence of for tlte occupants of Dohaney
officials redeemed them. drinking fountains ai theUoqiM. Speaking of a curselvea well. A number of playgrounds and tht heed rent controversy, he stated
wptthy auggesiions were1 for Improving tht baakttball that parking should be
• futU and
mode by J.xteph Pohl of St. courts on them. He con- limited-to just one side of
A I Uiad Can
Mary'a, picked as the Flrat curred with Pohl that- tht the strtet on Broadway, from
Ward councilman. Pohl noted railroad property requires First Strtet to Main Street.
RT. t, MADIION TOWNIHIP
thak a traffic light I s needed cleaning up.
A fctiMir tMuking pU*~weeat the intereectlon of BorThe traffic triangle at Ptl- nteded
kiao for Bordnntuwn Avenue and Sttvtnt tus
Street,
aeparatlJtg dtntown Avenuf. h# said,
Avenue because of frequent Auguata Street from Main . O'Brien. ^ak«d for an overacculents. He aaked that tht S u t t v i s a dangerous apot head street light at John
atate make a check oh it. Aotteng throtgh* teptdally Street and Sttvens Avlnue.
The I Me-In-tht-Wall i t an when vehicles art parked
OTHER ^OBSERVATIONS
eytaort, ht remarked, and in tht arts, Krleger dlaMist
Karen Bouchard,
recommended that it be given alosed.
Hoffman, prealdent of the Liadditional Ughtlng and a
A traffic problem also ex- brary Board, waa for ln~
complete painting to Ilcreaalng the number of
luminate It mart, Opaaf .f aW HrnAtfl
ttiMxmcM Itooka gt tht-trae.
tus Street, ht said, ought Hoffman revealed. The Third Public Ubxary. Two fullbt reeurf*
Ward councllwoman aleoob- time librarians were needed,
she aald.
mil lilt, upurv iwo
I
l n j h t vlcliUtyof
tlO
r t | o r y Motylewskl,
HoffIssues
tr waa
mui
r
* * •
Ttwr
mill
: w. r ttovid Street parking
it'Miicd to two hours. Reai^t'titH there have been complaining about commutora
using the street for all-day
parking.
A follow-up was made by
Council President Richard
J. Schultz on his previous
complaint of a dilapidated
3-c«ble fence along Mason
Avenue. He aald that the
fence, whose poata are lean-
ptrtilned to tht aetabUah*
ment of s park area » be
made avaUablt to ttnlor
dtlzeita. The othtr waa a'
tht'
tjfflc
fM
M 'CTt
raCTtccotnaT^ [ «rVMidtn of tht Flan*
rton there. She Vas crldcal . (C*nH«wd on Neat » |
at well about the double
parking along Broadway especially d
peclally
during
i h
heavy
v h
shopShe fffOOltt*
R$a»va Moffitia)ait#
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Guest Editorial
Letter To
OUR TRIBUTB-TOM&fHBR
Editor
Bv the 7th Grade Claas
of Sacred Heart School
The CITI2EN
South Amboy, N. J,
The wortt ftoftorl Its sculptors, past ami pvwsent; Dear Editor places upon pedestal* the work of those who. chisel
statues out of cold marble. But what about she who
As president of th$ South
forms a ttvfof body vqf of ftesh and blood? What startle Amboy TsaxRer* Alioc&s-Can compare wfch gie. frajni oi I tjn_y «hi|4, or frown Tiffl ii ajhuw fnsj tTfSjipim
man - living and breathing?
ure to express my appreThe greatest university In-the world 4s at mother's ciation for tbe recent ediknee, where we learned the lessons of life. What she said torial entitled "Teachers
and how ahe sstd It we may not always recall, but the Record s Good One." The
substance of what she said Is always with us; it la pan editorial appeared In the May
of our character and personality.
2 Issue of THE CITIZEN,
The career of doctor uand physician la highly respected,
Whoever wrote the ediand rightly s o , but mother Is the bast physician. Who Is torial evidently has a keen
so handy and so ready to soothe the bruises and bumps Insight Into the teaching proof life as mother? Who will watch more closely, more fession and the many probcapably by the bedside of the elck child? Who alone lems confronting the teachcan add. over and above all medicines and pills, the ers. Within the scops of my
salve of healing love?
experience, In the teaching
Sonrle seek fame and fortune In music. What a aatla- profession, I have found it
faction it must be to atand upon the opera stage and sing rare Indeed for anyone to
rthe beautiful melodies of the masters I What an accomplish take the time to utter words
mem to play a violin, or a piano to the enraptured atten- Of pritee ami commendation
tion of thousands I Yet, all the melodies of earth pale in in behalf of the teachers.
comparison" with flitf Mat or I little child's tiettt;with Seldom doer the layman
the music of a child's voice and laughter. The career pause to consider the very
of mother surpasses, Includes and overshadows all careers. evident fact that upon the
And on Mother's Day It ia our unspeakably glorloua teaching profession alone
privilege to pay tribute to our mothera.
rest* the monumental taak,
Heaven looks upon mothera with pride and Joy, for and responsibility, of prethey fill the heavenly mansions with saint*. Not only paring, training and proVldh*ftv«n> tm tfle famtty r too, 4&r mother-4* a priceless -ing—the personnel for ALL
treasure. Yes, mother Is the soul of a family. We see other career* and profesthat trom the rh«M «>t»n/itng it* hand* t,ft hen from the sion*.
daughter, kneeling before her, asking forgiveness; from
Criticism of teachera often
the aon, whose abaence from home, tortures his soul. seema to come quits sponThe must important moments In life, First Holy Com- taneously. Sometimes It is
munion and Marriage. Daughter or aon in Religious totally unwarranted — again
life, all testify eloquently what a mother i s for the family. it la over trivia, but word*
Oh, It la not an occasion for words, for the heart Is of appreciation arerawand,
silenced with sentiment and love.
far between I Being not only
No other love la like the love of a mother; no other human, but usually very
influence so great I How soft were her hands when she dedicated persona a* well,
stroked away the pain from our bodies; how aweet
teachera too enjoy being told
was her voice when with baby lullabies, at the close of that a Job la well done - day, ahe sang ua to sleep; how graceful were her feet, and ao again - - and on be- '
wh e
. .n. at- midnight, we heard her softly approach our sick half of the Teachera Assobed To watch with us until tbe long nignt was gone] sne ciation you.
is growing oM now. There are wrinklea on her brow,
and her step Is not s o light, Hex hair la gray and her
Sincerely,
form la bent, and even her voice Is different. She has
L0U1S1TA C. REESF
worn herself out. As she stands on the sestern porch of
President
her life, the hale et th* IWing God Is gathered about
her form. No aoldler on field of battle, no statesman
in the hall of State*, no mariner on ttnartless *«a, can "COLLEGESBEST" *
claim a richer cry of praise, a larger share of honor. SCHULTZ TELLS YOUTHS
Truly then. "The hand that rocks the cradle, rulaa
the worlds".
from
Therefore, to mothers who are in their prime of life,
nlng
Board,
aeited for a
m mothers whoae hair has turned to silver, to mothers
clean-up
of
ftoaeweii
.Street.
who have no earthly address, but dwell In a mansion
Miaa
Dolores
Bliss,
superalong s»m* atre«t In heaven, we sons and daughters pay
intendent
of
the>waterworks,
rrlhuie. W* wear a carnation In her honor, hut onlv
requested a survey of thr
a »ymbol <>F what w« offer • the hesrr that beata beneath city's
water supply to as
fh*> tarnation, a hvari hill of love, IMok carnation sur* sn
aOvtiiistf future r»
Jaes. ubedienue and love tu.uur living mnthsrai
lin urgPU|!tnmp>
love ami prsyers
prayers for our
our deceassed mothers,
hill
payments,
p
who can wear a pink
carnation,, will set down
.Speaking
*fie>r
all the
k.neea md (hank Ood
d ffor tbe privilege, others, who othura,
t r W * wait lltll? l»h
»r» m.>th»rl#Ba, will always find love and consolation
In I'm itUsisd lady,
)>«>ar Mothers| on certain occasions, when sentiment
lit ips ttt* hasn and words do not flow, ,ws are Inclined
tn offer flowers, Hence the sayingt "Hey **w4*^lWwe#a,"
ttms, dear Mothers, accept a Mother*! Day trtbuta from
lip* of other aona and daughters)
•'MAYOH
Day
ing
V M » i <M \ (
a r » nhovin
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for tb» mayor ami th# cotin*
ell president m remark on.
Councilman
ai - tarj*»
Qforg* Stramhack of St.
Mary a r•commanded that
Civil Defense course* be offered senior cttlaen*. Mayor
"After God, mother Is our great** blessing ar
expressed hope that all theI
." And in the words of the poeti
suggestions made would reThere are awaat words uttered by gentle lips,
ceive prompt attention by the
Far richer than any other,
city.
But the aweetest word that ear hath heard
'
The young officials were Jnla the blessed name of Mother."
t
produced
AV Scbulur~' wbo
Grade 7- A to all mothera 'Hiring and de£*iled.
, briefly explained the function* of each office and department to them. Addresses
to the group were made by
Petsilyt Celebrate Or. John F. Wibir
:
On Saturday evening, Mr,
and Mrs. Al Persely celebrated their thirty-fourth
wedding anniversary with an
open houee reception at 248
Flrat Street. , - ^
Over eighty friends^ nisgb-.
bors and relatives were In
, attendance.
The Persely*s kavf one
daughter, Mrs. Stephen Jablonowaki and four grandchlldren.
will
nil* «l»MM-h
Kn occasional rtntins.
will IIH))' n l n n i w * t M
I
ri
and o4orl«a«.
r*.
Councmmiu JUin nv*\vr*™t
Cltf iCtfrk JbhTi 1. "Trlgpi.
Naming a street in the new During the tour ofthewator
development
of Stevens works,
• Superintendent
Avenue In tribute to Dr. J. F, Michael Nagle gave a briefWh
ing on how the city's water
practitioner
_
^ treated. At
half
century, was acki Halfdb
npWledged
by the doctor In a way House, talks were given
letter read attbecltycounoll by Councilman J. Peter Rush*
and Fred Henry and by School
meeting Tuesday.
Dr.
Wsb«r
sent k U s Superintendent James TuaS i n c e r e appreciation^ tar ttn and Principal of Hoffman
•a*r honor bestowed oh him; -Ettftne S» DobrxynakJL
The street la in the Ban Lapin Tustln extended appreclato the city for taking
k«wn . i
Want Adi Get Reiutlt>
nttME MEATSI
•lid he hoped the annual
event would be Continued,
Schults congratulated the
young official* for (be In'ttUlgsm and dignified man' ner In which they conducted
R themsslyss md rninlted
brrynaki and Slater Mary
Leonard, principal of St.
-tortion. He
_TMttlo
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gene 3. Sseaxko could not be
present. *
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Miss Carol Jean Brown, a
21-year-old resident of LevIttown, Pennsylvania, was
taken to the Perth Amboy
Gnersl Hospital last Thurs• Y u * e»»»i m i Ctrr
day -after being injured In
in unusual accident on Route
W .If Ittl VS CIU-KRY bLOSSOMS39 at 11:30 P.M. that night.
'N irujei spectacular display of oriental cherry She was talking through the
was seen againin tfieparks of Essex County, New window of a car to motorjuut a short drive northward on the Garden State ist Donald Manrz, 26, of 47
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partway; CdfoTfar mpomTieid Av«nw w a turn rtg)u."Pry
dl to Branch Brook Park, Here turn left and drive whetj a car from behind,
driven by Genevlsve Stan-,
ihrnugh the park,
Approximately 5,000 of the oriental cherry trees are klewlch, 36, of 253 Clover
planted throughout the county's park aystem. Newark la the Terrace, Union, struck her.
principal center of Essex County but the park system Sit* was admitted to the hosextends through all communities, embracing South Mountain pital with s possible fracReservation, Eagle Rock Reservation, pranch Brook Park, tured hip and cerebral conWatenning Park, Brookdale Rtrk, Belleville Park, Verona cussion and was listed in
Park, Cedar Grove Reservation, West Side Park, Mapie- fair condition.
crest and Glenfield.
The accident took place
New Jersey's cherry bloaeom festival displays more about ISO feet north of Portia
police
disclose.
varieties and far larger numbers of blooming trees than Street,
does the famoua planting of 144 Japanese cherry trees Mantz stated that he had
around the famous Tidal Basin in Washington, D.C. New atopped his car at the side
Jersey does not seek to detrsct from the attraction pro- of the roan "to pick v& Miss
Brown and her companion,
vided by the spectacle in the nation's capital. Officials of
th« N«w^Jer«*y Deportment of Conservation and Economic Joyce. F e r n of Ftielniton,
Development, point out however, thtt many people who Ps., when 5 or 6 care passed
Nf, rnn F t A f t i > n h r. <»P
cannot make the pilgrimage to Washington can enjoy a by before his vehicle wss
gift
somewhat different and mrtre varied springtime blossom struck from behind.
InalriK'tioni It • mlniUmr <|ritr- Reward
extravaganza within 10 miles from New York City.
Genevleve Stanklevlch told
Kt Ira* men* «l».u1 maintaining an alert
In some areas of Branch Brook Hark the blooming cherry police that she was going
trees are floodlighted until 11 o'clock In the evening. In north on the highway and
slowed down when li i p ^
recent years a number of weddings have been held In the
peared to her that thetrafPark under the cherry bloaaoma.
t
Tic
ahead "was reducing
New Jersey's oriental cherry treea were originally fic ed. She said that she apacquired In 1938, being purchased with a fund donated for spee
hmr x.»r hnkmrn when
Out
i\t
ttar pTrrppnrtoyMri. w i n ruld of Orange. The original pllnri
Tlio IIU'IILIII]> inciting ui \i\t
the
front
c
s
r
stopped.com>
Amboy
was
Injured
Saturday
speciflmens were scientifically set out and nurtured by
Sacred Heart PTA Execuwhen
her
father
appfled
the
horticultural experts of the Essex County Park Commission pletely.
tive Board will be held on
Patrolmen John tfl^eary Monday, May 13th in the brakes in his car to avoid
and a program of propagation was developed to bring the
blooming apecimens to the present total of about 3,000, and Frank Delekan reported school ca/eteria after church a collision on Route 9.
Her father, John J. Cross,
Varieties include! the Hlgan Cherry which bears bright thar passengers In the s e c - services,
told police he was driving
pink blossoms about an Inch In diameter and which often ond car, Mrs. Stsnklevlch
has a second blossoming period In the fall while the weather and Mrs. Garrity, of NewThe regular monthly meet- south and had to stop to
ark,
were
treated
for
shock
Is mild; the Weeping Hlgan,,used for ornamental plantings;
ins of the Sacred Heart PTA avoid an accident. Diane
the Yoshlno Cherry, both single and double blossoms (the and released Manti was wilt be held on Thursday, struck her head on the
type planted In Washington); the Sargents Cherry with deep given a summons for park- May loth at 7;3O P.M. In steering wheel.
She was taken to the office
pink blossoms and purple foliage which gradually turns to ing on the highway while the auditorium, at which time
- greeni the Shi*ota«ia Chesty which-bears a profusion of Genevieve Stsnklevlch r e - the Cxpwpjngof theJMessed of Dr. S. J. Ambroslo, Ernby IIJC ^
heavy, pure white blooms about two Inches In diameter; the ceived dfl€ foV C,|rcl*"» driT- Virgin will tMepIaco, M e m Emergency
Squad where *
Amanogawa and the Kwanzan, which are among the best of ing.
bers wfth 100% attendance
laceration
of
her scslp was
the double-blossom pinks; and the exotic Gyolko, which
are
requested
to
bring
their
Mifsjew
sutured
and
she was sent
bears greenish-yellow blossoms.
stamped
Membership
Cards
l>tiit*d 8ut«i continue* to
homr.
to this meeting. The Kinder?
While, fhe vagaries \>t early spring eather make It difficult bt th*
rten CUs» ntiulieis Will
TO prwtct rti« e « e t blooming'Oft* of n » ( i n r r y i r m ;
lp. cha/g* of refreshthe uffusl blossom period Is from the 9th totheStyhef f m world *Mut\ awumgUoit 4m. . Of M M Mult Is eM Irat
*
April, with some blooms appesrlng earlier and aome lasting \ng liwi'i *••« In 'tltt ViMeft "StilW. ments.
111 i s feed M eft*. 11 fcasfti
later.
used eft** *ae«fh t«
You taii't puah yourself sees
nmilt Is sny aperetUWk
Ttsr
ahead by patting y«.»ur»«?Jf
NEXT WEEKi SURPRISE LAKE,.,.,
»n the
Sacred Heart PTA
Keating Oates
We floa'twind sufferlMf In
ttleni* if ststybAsy I
we art.
Th» little voice within u«
I <w
l
usedd to be
H'H a
N*r*k,
ProtictioR
It will be soft dance music,
or a bit uf •'
for those who like It, i t the
19th annual ball sponsored by
the Protection Engine Company it Hoffman High School
auditorium the evening of
May IB.
The dance will feature the
music of the "Megatons" and
will commence at 8 p.m.
Couples of all ages are
Invited, chairman John D.
Leonard announced.
Cake Sate Sttatrday
The ladles Auxiliary of
the F nterprtse Hook and
•Lssridtf r • {jOfUDSnY
say 111
hold
a Cake Sale on Saturday,
May I r; at the &ro¥dway
I-1 rehouse between 9 and 2.
Mrs.
Dorothy Haas la
i o f th«
MOOftlff TMROUOH ftlRVICI
III i l h l l i l
Soout John flryl
Dtfby Winner
Cul> Hcont Pack Wt heli)
their I'lrd Annunl
t>erl)y last Saturday, May
4, KI the Sacred Heart i'wrlsh (irounds In SUiuth Ambtiy.
Cvh Master Walter Weston
prcaenied a Mercer RunahauLMQlfiHK«d. Car to Flrat
Place Winner John cryl.
Runners-up, John Wilusz and
Blaise Falkowskl will receive their awards at the
next Pack Meeting to be
held at the Sacred Heart
Pariah Hall on Tuesday, May
14th at 7:00 P.M.
In keeping with last month a
Cub Scout Theme "Up
Up Above
Aboe
d
"
h
A
i l
Under",
the
April
and
1MHIPFD
J'th
• • n n i l ' M • I VI i
The most 'convenient w«y
to bank is from yonr ear!
To Conduct Services
The
Reverent
R
lighted by a skit entitled Tefebure, C.S.S.R, will con- ,
"M#ra Fantasy", presented duct "St. Anne's Night" to
by Den 3, complete with be held In Sscred Heart
scenery and costumes, un- Church, So, Amboy. N. J..
der the guidance of -Dan on Wednesday, May 15,Vt96e
Mother Mra. Eleanor Kllm- at 7i3O. There will be No^sna
klewlcz and Assistant Mrs. prayers, a candlelight 'proAnn Mazur.
sesfllon, and veneration of
St. Anne's Relic.
Re*. Tefsbure Is director of
grimtgea at St, Anns 0&
aupre Shrine In Canada,
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"St.
AnneVNight
'services.
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you Uaf our convenient Drivrln Banking Sr rvire. hint drive up- to> our out*
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' luviliM the jeai of vour oar! Tlitt is'jusi one of tlie many way* that we try to
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_ AttMi CmvMtiM
THE MIDDLE STATES ASSOCIATION
OF COLLEGES AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS
on the
Harold 8. Hoffman High Schwl
Part 2
Approximately 135 Junior
andaub- Junior cluba from
throughout the state will
gather in Atlantic City on
May l(Xh, Uth, and 12th
attend the thirty-aixth annual
aprfng convention of the New
Jersey State Federation
Women's Cluba,
Junior
Membership
Depart mem.
The South Amboy ***** w+Hbe represented by Mr a. R.
G. Albury, president; and
Miss Sally Prlchard, delegats.
A crowd of over 1,000 Juniors Is expected to participate in the convention events
and be present at the cere
monies. Highlight of the convention will be the announcemem of funds raised to benefit the four major projects
this year: The General leJe
ration of Women's Clubs
CARE Literacy Program; fi
nancla) aaelatanco to the me
dical ship S.S. HOPE; money
to~ xsiHT Oil Silk" Institute
fer Bfcrtogieai Studies; and
the Veteran's Service Fund.
It ft tMaresttnt to not* that, although In 1957- M
rht boys substantially outnumbered glrla, in succeeding
years the enrollment of girls began to exceed that of boys,
and It has continued to show an exceaa ever elnce. Today
girts outnumber boya, IBS to 171.
The age-grade distribution data Indicate a fairly normal
progression through high school, although It la evident
that the few pupil* who are one or two years retarded
In grade placement In grade* 7 and 8 ten4 to drop out of
achool be/ore they reach the twelfth grade. These students,
eaatly Indentified, should be placed under careful guidance
early In their secondary-school yeara. .
In ability to 4e- eeheot work, SuuUi Ambuy youtli exJittrtr
a. lyeiael reaps «f talent/ Abouttf%of stwtenie wueld
VMITY"
n«r>. St M*f> - I " !r«r HIM) SI Mary"*
fall In a below-average category. An e<jual proportion
I I I 11
durntn al
\ i i n u i l I r ii nil-hi|
I'r. Itatjtliu > I I > K I I HM h <»»l .it Orrhurd Lakr,
Minimi \ - i ,.,
ahowa above-average talents.
l'arl> »f chi
Dirhard l.akr Si IHH>U ^.«IU. I I
With such a typical range of academic abilities, It la
Josr|ill llalmk. Jr.,
* l \hr Jfrnrc Mill l«i>
clear that South Amboy High School has a need for a
urned
on lh« torn
liithard
Si
hull
i
•ml
Hrv Wall,, llrbaiuk diyhl *»f renlrr)
wide range of currlcular opportunities.
AmtM»y
arra.
for
ihr
Si.u4h
• •» homnar}
t.ti*trman i>r the «(
Of the
h 70
'0 students
d
I
tn the
h S
Senior
i C'
Class of South Amboy
Mr.
wtih-h
U
fcrtrt
imnnittT
tu
fmthg_thk
Htgh School tmbr 27 hate spam sUit yeara
ears in
In tne
the scnooi:
school:
The others moved Into the high school as transfers,
eepectaU
laHy at the end of their eighth-grade experience^ | The Rev. Ronald G. Albury,
nrmcjt tnmrj: by her ITie mayor declared tEat the
mlyor
ana* We
One--table complied by tlm Suuili Ambuy faculty nvMlf "Rector of Christ Church, has
department
for the month affair
promotes
clvicfriar 76% of all seniors express their Intention to attend announced the following members of jhe city council
mlndedneas In the voutha
a poat-graduate educational Institution. It la probable that eventa for the coming week. this weed approved on first of April.
MEMORIAL DAY PLANS who made a number of "fine
m«hy In the class regard their chances for higherOn Friday. Saturday, and reading an ordinance which
ANNOUNCED
will
provide
for
modernizarecommendations/' Couneducation experiences through rose-colored glasses, for Sunday, Richard Zuszlo will
only 33% of the Class of 1961 managed to, enter a college represent the Young Poples tion of the MechanlcavlUe Francis J. Seaman, chair cilman Howley moved, and
or a post-graduate Institution. It la probable that guidance Fellowship as a delegate to Hose Company firehouseand man of the Memorial Day Councilman Rush seconded
of these indlvlduaia haa failed to exhibit a high degree the Annual Spring Convention for putting the Conover Parade this year, to be di- the motion to have ail the
of realism.
of the High School House of Street playground into shape. rected by the Disabled Vet- participants In the program
South Amboy i s a community with a 1960 population the Young Churchmen of the Money In the amount of erans, John A. Connora Poat, listed in the permanent minof 8,422 peraona, and It contalna an area of 1.4 square Diocese of New Jersey at $8,184.75 LB called for inChapter 67, announced that utes of the council for posmiles. Within the community there is a second church- Camp Ockanlckon, Medford pie ordinance of which total the parade will originate at terity.
related high achool, with an enrollment of about 830, Lakes. Theme for* the con- $3,684.75 Is to be spent on the corner of Pine Avenue
ventfiSn"
South Amboy fttgh- School's gnrothnsm
ana j*orna
•one*
the playground* The ^ F -P.M. May 30, The adult population of the community works chiefly
* Ual
In the manufacturing, construction, utilities, and com- annual Spring Corporate dlnance will come up for a Pre- Memorial Day* Serviquor
mercial Industries. Half 67 the adult population of the Communion and Ingathering public hearing and aecond ices for deceased veterans
to
ItM
CHr and
final
passage
May
21.
will
be
conducted
the
Suncommunity has completed 8.95 years of schooling, or of the United Thank Offering
o T South Ambor.
IMMIT
RataUl
Dlalrfbu
day,
prior
to
Momnrtal
In
another
,money
trknaac-more. .
'. .-.._... _—- .--^
foF4fce Wvmen of the Parish
Avrnut, Boulh A m i . , .
South Amboy Is a community with a stabilized popu- will be held beginning at tlon, the governing body May 26, at 12 noon oil the Inginn
Objection*. If «MV. rtiMiM
Itnrnfiiliitrlr In vrltlnjt
lation. It la not growing in size. Mose of its high school 7:30 a.m. in the Church. unanimously approved an lawn of Christ Episcopal JTn*d*
i * n } Til i n . \\\y n«rh
youth attend a church-related high achool, but the re- Following the service, a emergency resolution for Church, A dinner will foliai«ti»J) 1st dor* Ptwlimaat
5-D, ft lit
lationships between the two schools are very cordial, breakfaat for the women and $4,017.13, tn be raised by low at John's Halfway Houne,
and both exhibit a jrilliogasaa -to help each other In iheix g4*l* wliL be served la the emergency note, to pay for Seaman disclosed,
* alms.
.
•
Memorial Kail by the Men's emergency repairs to two A belated Utter of thank*
The cost per student In the high school,' tn 1961-63, Club. Harper Lewis la chair- pumping stations and a sewer was received from M
line,
Raymond .1 lets) on behalf of
In $317. Behind each high school atudenf is about $31,391 man of arrangements.
1MB money had been re* the ladles and girl
of •eacsHed property valuation, with property asssssed
On Mnnday evening the
at about W% t ,f true value,
*•
Pariah Cputtcil wtll meet In mttmrd dy ihr Hoard of |»uh- who |trom<it«<il thr
amt tl«K'itrsilon*tirthr thrint
Th« community support* b<uh a' parochial high a«*hw«tl the Hecmry ai H p.m. l»lans lit Work* which
man trr<* at tht* Sotttti Aiulmy
mu1 a public high srttool, tttudent* enter the ala-year will n* inadf> fm ih*> June imtifitMl thv (tiaynr
-frtrmmtit ttrnnTirai 'jrrmn r*W7
..uubllu—high—s«h«wV•«*«'*• -wewsftM Kaettj x »v»ry gratf* -frsttavr "tn -hrttwht-*tmv"t
y
level, and the school la always confronted with the prr«h> and
(1th, t.aih pariah at'cimnf In litail#quateto«tm' lh« letter than«i»«l
Wail's EventsAt
Chrltt Ctsrca LUtf
f\m*
~^7*T
aatl ITlaita%lf
' ""!71inVS>T
— j-nalamA — arf
" fifVI'TnirM
Firehouse Renovation Ordinance Introduced
_ Sj%L^h
OT^r
M A. Morris
li>rn* Involved In quick ad)i<atmsiii and orientation of
tt»w (intrants.
flm achool has In Ita population a wide range of student
• h i l l t l M and Interests and car*er intentions - a wider
i anil* than Would typically he found Inn more homogeneous
(Miiimunlty - yet Its slue makes t h * edticatora1 task of
uttivuilitg a auffieiswily- »wnprsr>eni»tv» rurrtewtar ami
M U M urrtntlar program a very difficult nns.
tain thf vftpCHidltur*. At itofficial* fur t»»l|»lnn mttao ihn
•|»#vlal meeting held last pruject a «uttf>N«ihil
a representative in the
An luvltai
wr«k th» two bndi«,M Bgrfftxlmem ing,
On Wednesday at 2 p,m, the that the city would font thv Inatsllatlon of i l m t
ant Chief Huilnerr V*\*y .1,
Hi, Helena's
Missionary bill.
Guild will meet In tht Pariah Work tm (he Rarltait Htrtet N<»taro an c.hl»r pngiticn uf
SftASShSf aStSaUa
A SaUaWUaaaaai SUfca^aMliaaa^aalA
Hall, foH«w»nf the business aaUaaaaal
WrWaT PTTYTwria
oTVflilV
pMTTipinp rt»e Penh Ambuy Volunteer
metting st trtiteti Mrs. stations snd »n a broken Fire Departniont w<ta exBenjamin Hubert will pre- pressure Une snd aewer line tended to the governingh
i i d i ^ ^ i . fllmgifip will bs on . SJonuvtr atrsst was The
fviiry nthool reflects rather faithfully the community
ti •etvoa. It is in the school that one finds. Injocus Out
vinieT Tfy which tht community lives, thVpurpoee* which shown entitled "The Cuban rushed t» prevent a highly May 31 at the Central lire
Hie community wants the school to serve, the tichness Refugee'Story". Plans will Inconvenient situation In that Headquarters on High Street
of opportunity the community wants Ita children to have, be finalised for the guild's area of the city. However, as In Perth A mho?.
And the emphasis the community places upon Its children Rumnftge Sate to be held on Councilman John How ley re- Councilman J. Peter Ruah
Thursday and Friday |May marked, taking the money congratulated F. E. Hart•a the developer of Its future.
loth and l7th).
out of the Board of Publjc mann pf Cordon Street on
Section O * . '
OH Wednesaay evening the WdHta account -at tHls time the occasion of hi« election
Men's Club will meettora would cripple that account. as Second Vice President of
dinner-meeting s t 6|3O p.m. Three new members of the the New Jersey State Fire
TH E PROGRAM OP STUDIES
in Memorial Halt This dry fire department have College. He also lauded a
The .Prngi
.
of Inidles Brasses fte s e n s e s . isotMng - m e e t t n j f r been rwcomniBiiUeH fui iguu- . * j - w w •tudent at St,
materials, and eesffvMse wMeh ftarths*s»#*e>»»ce learn- plawwdfor laat week but w u tar membership.* They are Mary's, Francis Vannl, for
ing. It is through the Program of Studies that the needs postponed • due to ' the George J. Quirk and Charles placing fourth in a spelling
of the pupils are met. The Program must be constantly lncompletlon of the kitchen, F. Conroy, Jr., for the En- bee sponsored by a local
studied to meet the ever-changing demands of a rapidly. Roaat Beef will be served terprise Hook and -Ladder newspaper.
moving world. The school has tne obligation to use all and George Uhler will Company and Edward Fox for Receiving indlviduarcom" l l l > K l f fi^iTfUlL 'fir k T r e s s v e h studies^ com- mkU. Followtng the pro- the • MschJiUcsvlUe 'H«e« mendatlon
from the mayor
munity actlvirie* snd agencies, and the consultation asrv- gram, the Vestry will meet. Company.
and
each
or
the councilman
ices of the State Department of Education,, the County
Mrs, Mary Wenzel, tax col- for the manner fn which he
pms
Office of Education, and accessible colleges.
lector, reported to the govtha United tUtM mt Caiv- erning body that the aurn of conducted th.e annual Youth
Day last Thursday was CounIt anmmi nor* oltw than any
$41,304.05 had been de- cil President Richard J
COMMENDATION* in the-broad field of the Program of
to Ott worts. '
Studies devsloped for the pupils of the Harold 0 . HoffSchulu.
- ^
man High School, the Items that merit special -com*
roeiuiatiojL in* jkft fftinilt of the Committee Ylslilns ihs
school arei
1. The sequence at courses prcWidssfarthe nonterminal
student.
2. The concerted effort on the pert of the Faculty to
dsvelop eound moral and ethical standards or conduct.
3. The development .of the Ideals of good cltltenshjp
through participation in student governmsnt, clasa a l s o
tions, and other forms of policy formation, like the
Student press Code.
2 DROPS
AS SWEET AS
1 TEASPOON
OF SUGAR!
Sim*, Slag onof Competition Hoofing
M*mtJkm,md.
OtdSlagRook Heaw/orW 5Isle7?oo/i
tMBTAN tTfJBT
m
tOOTM AMtOV, H-*l
IOUTN AJUJOY, N. J.
WALL HAfKR
Mtr«•^ KMIUI Amboy
Mai fArkwiy 1 4 4 U
TINTING asd 1 MINUTE
PERMANENT WAVIN0
(Me Cfcesrtasli)
1
Phesa »Aifcwaf 1-sMT
(Over U Yean
Clsaa4 W1DNMDAT8
NOTICE
SWEETA
MADSEN and LESLIE £ SON
(Hla « M |
liUat, N»MNI
Squibb conc«i»ti«te<f
nun-fattening sweetener
£ l O ^
**° c«(orlat,no ttlrflngl Ploitic pur«a* ^*T™r
iJte «e.ueei«-o*drO0 boftU. For k«d
S4**.eema er ho* severeeei, for all fcindi of 4 0 i l » m i
ceeklna, eatre wonderful for dfetine.
PETERSON PHARMACY
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Thursday, May 9, 1963
st
•fort-taw Plans
Whea the Fifth Annual Art
The Executive Board of St.
Chair- lixhlbli sponsored by the Mrs. G. hrsnk Dlsbrow,
Raining Perth Amboy General Hos- President, presided at theMary's lifgh School Parent
outlined pital opens Us doors to the last regular meeting o[ the Teacher's Association will
Ambuy public on May 9, the art stu- South Amboy Woman's Club meet In the school Library on
houne- dents of the Htrffmsn High for this season. Mrs,. Nan Monday, May 13th at » p.m.
fUihert l.aurissvit,
man of the lund
Cooimltretv
has
plans for the South
11 rat Aid squad's
to-liQuae canvass for funds.
Mr. Lauriuen stated ."Each
ol the squad's ambulance
officers have been aaslaned
etiy/' jnd,
An arts of the etiy/
lt ftubert
ftbt
F S
i I;
l.t.
Fox,
Section
1st. Asst. Capt. Robert McKeon, Section 2; Captain Vincent Abbatiello, Section 3;
Asat. Capt. Wilbur Schmidt,
Section 4; and 1st. Lt, John
Mulvey, Section 5.
Throughout the drive while
the* members are going
house-to-house to collect the
coin cards, an ambulance
alert will be maintained by
radio with headquarter* to
assure first aid coverage
should an emergency arise.
The official starting ddate
forfrtecoHecrions
o r f H i
announced
by "Laurflsen Is Mbnday, May
<I3. - IWft tttd will continue
each evening until the five
areas ar*» completed.
School Art Department will,
be represented by some we 11
executed oil paintings. The
hljjjLtcJiOjolJjj.
always
g
y p
sented at this snnust Spring
Art Festival and has beejoexhibiting its student's work
there
since
the first
exhibition was undertaken
back In the Spring of 1958.
Students whose work may
be viewed st The Charles
E. Gregory School of Nursing
auditorium sre: Carol Drost,
Diane Booth, Joyce Maxwell,
Carol Nsna, Barbara Alspach, Faye Perfinlo, Gerry
Steiner, Ruth Mills and Adelbert Szatmary.
Lockhari, with her commit- instead of Tuesday. Regular
tee, served at hostesses. meeting.of the high school
Mrs. J. S. Masterson was PTA will beheld In th« school
admitted Into the club as a
n Thursday
member.
loth at 7:30 p.m.
Trooper Jermoe Casey of
Mrs. Henry Conroy and
the Stats, Police, demon- Mm.- Stanley Lobycz arc costrated the Use of the Hanger chairmen of the Freshman
Drunkometsr test mtcllne Class Silver project which
most throughly.
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will take place on June Mh
Reports w e n given b>the at 8 p.m.
vsrlous departments chairman.
The annual Spring Luncheon
will be tteld May 21st at the
Cobblestones) on Route 35 The Class of 1938 of Hoffone mile beyond Red Bank, man High will have a meeting
Cars will leave the Masonic on Friday May 17th at 8;(K)
Temple on Main St. at 12p.m. at the home of Mrs,
o'clock noon. Members and Edward Mercer, 177 Jersey
friends w#l Mtembte ibexe St^ Ato»fii»-,-»-mske p!anr
prompjiy,. At thja Junchflon iar-4bc4r 4£fh- reunion which
the newly elected President will ( t i e place on Jun* 2«ih,
will be Installed along witti All persons l a u r e l e d aro
the utaff i>f offjeere.
I n l d to come.
CLASS REUNION
THK
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» 4 U S UVINtS MNOS
Who's Who in Business in the RARITAN BAYAREA
Youth Auistid
Chief Reports
Varied fic|$...
Patrolman John O'l^ary
luesday arr^sicjl Maitla L.
KurTjt, 34, of 328-1/2 John
following fire ._....
StreeY for damaging a plate were
rep«»rted by Chlitf..
Klaus door and a plate glass Chester Jankowskl:
window st the Sunoco Serv- May 3, 1W63 - Brush fire
ice Station, corner of John on Washington Avenue. Boot
Street and Broadway Sa- 26. In 12)15 P.M.; Out 12x33
turday. The arrest was made
Tuesday following an In-P.M.
May 4, 1963 - Silent call
established In Wood- vestigation.
at
South Amboy Boat Club.
Hlnce 1932, which i t I According to the alleged ofMay
4, 1963 - Car-fire
indicative or Its ability fense, Kurtz deliberately on Parkway.
Box 72, In 3:55
.i: HI it-liability. Allprescrip- drove s three-wheel motor- P.M.; Out 4rQJ
P.M.
tic;is are accurately com- cycle Into the building st_
4, | 9 e » "
he freshest. •lntui U!I5
1
THE<
JtugBV
t<00 P.M.
f." prescriptions from }
Only imt family in our Ntw
May 5, 1963 * Brush fire
S'ur doctor a r e welcome,
other splendid features o f , Y»rk neighborhood llv»« with- on Mtton Avenue. Boot 55,
In I It 15 A.MJj_Out _11L30
ilu- mini.IX PHARMACY sre ' in It* mrom? They
Pubtix Pharmacy; Everything In The
Pharmaceutical Line; Products for
Insurance, Real Estate I Appraisal
Firm. Mortgages & Property Management Better Living; Photo Supplies.
U . Hafftgan I Co. Inc. Dependable
coinpU-Hlimirrarvr
The concern known as J. J. and
HARR1CAN fc CO INC. lo-service l<* offered alonuwjth
cated on U. S. HIGHWAY « automobile Insurance. All
at
the SAYRE.V1LLE policies are written In Uie
SHOPPING
CENTER, strongest companies of this
SAYREV1LLE,
ajid with country. In the real estate
mailing address at p. 0 . field they handle sales,
trtn AMBO
AWBUT TV mortgages, ln»eMuiciii(u and
#y~SetrTH
J, ItAnda out i>romiflemly1^?Ql?frty management, This
at a real leader in the " r m 1 • cthorough
k-nowledge of
a vl
M
general
inaurance,
real ™ D °
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e^vet the
estate and appraisal field HARRICAN office a decided
In t h i t a r e a of MlddleiejL
^ Ahla^er
~CCGmy. Mr. J.J.HARR1CAH
« accorSetTevery
v
who heads thtt rast growing f,ltem' ,,, l f
« u w»nt
*"
ACTION
her*"
Is the
concern has always operated
his firm inn aa friendly,
ethical
bunleai
and
most
active
firm
friendly, ethical
™ f W a w n l r s I M'AY/I'A I-7NX).
Richard's Beauty Academy OfRed Bank;
Fattest Growing School In Area. Special
t)H*
;nnt
m . - s i lin)i['t l.itit
II I HIN Id M K M I I - K C X
County
IH
PHARMACY,
ih«- | ' | ! | t l l \
IOIMU-II .«t 'M
MltllXW , N. J, H I I H ..MI
•toiullng
pharinai y
h
opt-rrtiPit hv H O Y txn^ i t ) )
SKY,
Hruldlrtnl
i tut,
W(H> HA« I'PPIV
IIP IS Aluri |IMMt p t f UIPIU
ltsl Smlriy, (ittprna-
RICHARD'S HI'1 AIM Y ACAE)i:MY OK RM) HANK 1
located . a t US HKOAI)
HTHKKT corner <rf Mechanle
•I RJiO BANK, N. J. i s on*
of the fastest growing.beauty
ThMT KOHAK and POLAROlCT tin nisi tu du IT!
Iraochlscs sml their HAIL- (
MAKk (iKrH.ING 'CARDS
r<ir nil
>• line, whlih Is made nl
the finest Inaredlcin*, the
I'UMl IX
PJMARMACY
also
i >f l o r n a i l i u j u a U ' I H I I H I A H
I'AHK|\(.
,m\
CHUMIM
Dl I IVI ltY,|(ni»cmv.
•i ml ,ii i nt a\'\
i'
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Uu
ihr
|X>CM>ISKV I AMJI-Y ami
ihrlr rrlUMp *»"htl taut HI nw
Inu pharmiti-y. A I-1RMI V
CMAUl (SHI I) PIIARMACl-UMCAi. l-IRMTHROlKilt
MI-:R|T. MK
•million In all phases of
Director of the New
htmttty care .and culture Is Jersey
Jnyceei,
anil a
provided, plus one of theinrmlmr or the WOIKII)ridge
must advanced hair coloring Chamber of Commerce, TnV
courses In the state of New I'UHLIX PHARMACY has
Jersey. Just think, In only 6
moft-Ua yuu can enjoy high
culture icboo.lt In New.
Jertey* This notsbte school earnings or go on and open
is now in Its 5th successful! your own beauty talon. At
EAUTY ACA
BE
ear, Here you can learn the
RED BANK they
to matte a DEMV OH RE
ilvl
_ _ BEAUTY alto maintain » FREE
SERVICE.
OF RED BANK PLACEMENT
Ksay
terms
here
bring
their SPORT-O-RAMA
located At SPORT-O-RAMA they
is*Wn»d and operated by ED
SINOWITZ, a Past Master In < Beauty. Course wlfhin reach on U. S. Highway No. 9 atcarry a full line of BOWLthe successful artofbeauty I of all women and men In this the Sayxa Woods Shopping ING EQUIP UliNT", JACK~
scliuul direction.' Thlt popov | Tfrtnory." "A low down Center In Madison Township, ETS, UNIFORMS, arid TROUr ami fast growing acbool | payment starts you on the N. J, is one of the fastest PHIES for all sports. They do
offers classes for both MEN . road to financial indepen- growing and most popular expert engrsvlng on iheprem k w gppriAi BATIilar*
and1 WOMEN, fiey and Night dence. SPECIAL SUMMER Independent s
store in Mlffaiesev Counrjr. given, to teams «nd ekibs
the complete court* last* 6 * SCH66C B T U O E N T S . CaU In fact, sportsmen and teams when they order in QUANrnontns which Includes HIGH now fur further Information, come from towns, all over TITY. Teams are completely
STYLING. Also complete in- SH 1-986S.
the area u> deal with thlt outfitted. BAR BELLS are
reliable firm. SPORT-O- eold. So is a full line of
RAMA l t now. in Its fifth GOLF EQUIPMENT^JEHH^
successful-ye^r. TTft" ffffBT INC TATKLE "arw BASEis owned and run by LARRY BALL supplies are carried,
CIMMINO and hit partner El us a full tine of SKIN
JOE LUKACS, Both men i r e •IVINC- equipment, YOU ALwell known and liked In the WAYS ''WIN AT SPORT-Osporting field of thi| county. RAMA. nf- 2491.
The WEEKS AUTO BODY "SCRATCH TO A SMASH"
SHOP located at 845 For«sr can be expertly fixed at the
AVE. at LAURFNC1 MAR
BOR, N r j _ l a are^gni*ed ; QqtrinT»*d -RMM -wertt at
l i s t e r in meir lint \a that. reasonable charges has won
area. This firm l e a n e d aod I for the firm one of the largest
operated by BILL WEEKS, businesses In their line along
who hat ruft his firm here for] Rarlua Bay M*rUo*>¥, They cmt or ffit meft mo
f
by candlelight, tht
i l w JW1T fj years. At the alto offer prompt, dependVILLA ' NOVA ITALIAN.
dining
and
wining
spots
In
the
WEKKS AUTO BODY SHOP! able TOWING day and night.
RESTAURANT U the place
t h e y offer
C0MPLF.Th:j Residents as well as summer surrounding area Is the to visit. Planning a party,
NOVA ITALIAN
AUTO » BODY PKNDER' folks always come-back to VILLA
banquet, or wewlnf? Wtr.
REPAIRS. Tbty are also! WEEKS AUTO B0DYJSHOP RESTAURANT locsted on cellent faciUUts herienafek
JU S. HIGHWAY NO. ^ V j
them
to cater to and
tor til' p i i r w4rh in
LAURENCE HARBOH. No sbxrm AMBOY, N. J. fod
This firm ail mct-f.
ginTtl
owned
and operaite>d
» e people. Elefant cocktails and
ye?y pop
_, by
^
1
large amount of IN-uurlnce'
PULEO FAMILY, frtmout liqueurs are* alto aerve^ by
SURANCE"Work and are a' matMtt thlt reliable auto body for Ut PIZZAS and ape- socperts In this field. For an
SportORama Leading Independent
fcwls Store; ^Everytfwtt Itt Sporrtint
Equipment:" Special Rates To Clubs.
Weeks Auto Body Shop; Reliable Laurence
Harbor Leader In Una. Complete BodyFender Collision, Insurance Work'.
Villa Mom It
! AA< WiRlnt
AmirlcM Culiim. PHltt Ftally
p«tronage.
Aurthlng ftom a
VILLA
NOVA
RfiaVTAURANT
met>
.it the man
m with his
At
'
VOGUE
1-Hour Cleaners
BIO SAVINGS
Every Mon., Tues., Weds.
SWEATERS
SKIRTS 3 9 <
f06 S. BROADWAY. SOUTH AMBOY, M. i
NOTICE
Tmli CtOwtoi v i k
AM Wtemtv of Ik
JauntaiktiM mUk
ffijoytbtt etenlni / i n a
jMtutlfMl atmotpMre
ITALIAN tlttlng of t 42-foot mural
of the Italian Coaitttnt and
t painUnf of the Rulnt
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Msftars to Swiff
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A n 0 W N ! F TRonr rFi.fitm
Janrt Hhaluha, and I'*M> ShaluKa, alt of
whom re«rW«l on* year membership atar»:
M1M«I Tarty, Nancy (Jaah. «n<* Jrtnna Kuf*W»ky, rf'p'^ntt T* Mtorijt »ri—wUMp
piM.
frott Ik* pktart tr»: Hrwwni**
Brow Alt'• first birthday and to KonOr Mr».
WilUan Swttttr, » h 0 « • • ihr )**4«r of
lK« fortntr troop
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IHTIMMI til tft* plrtwrf
v Sue
n k ) . I lnd» Mttriki". < ,nil(n» I'illnr K-ibrr111
M i l * , l.iiniM- I Ml« Mian. M»i S i i l . S u s a n
M w i l w r , S u « » n Mullt-r,
Su»*n
N*»li»n,
BIRTHDAY
. . Purmrr !B> trflj.ru of Trodf
1 ( t o p r « » ) ( • t h r f r d »llli KritKitl* Tr««t»
No, 7 1 a t th» VM( A to t r l v t r a t t iKf
i r r f JHf»r tHn-n •
KVUt, Mr*. M«re«IU Kur«»akr, Mra. Jran
KaltUt, Mr*, (yn»hla Barber. Mr*. Rthyl
n l r r n M , Mr*. Kdni Hairtor; Mm. Otartv*
D*L»cla, Mr*. JranMt* N*but, Mr>. tlitri
y, and Mr*. Raymond l.llt»,
nMni
tUieh, Patricia
re-wakl.
M i l JT fi4ffftft4t •j.fApj' •
Dtrm. and Mtryanii M«-
Mom I Dad's Club TRAILER TRUCK
K Of C To Hold
To Present Awards OVERTURNS ON RAMP Ceremonits Friday
The sixth annual awards Shifting cargo In a trailer
The Second Degree Team
night banquet of the CYO
was given as the cause of of South Amboy Council #426,
Youth will be held Sunday the trailer overturning on Knights of Columbus will exevening, May 26th at 6 : 00
the Route ° ramp descending emplify the degree to newlyP.M. at the parish auditor- from Hi
way 35 at 7 P.M. elected members this FriHighw
ium.'
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S r "TJrTveF day evening at 5TpOT.TS.Tfie
Thvii S a y
This affair la sponsored an- Thomas
Chamborne of exemplification df the Major
nually" by the Mom k Dad's Brooklyn said he was south- Degree will also take place
Club of the Sacred Heart bpund and making .a right at the K. of C. Home on
Parish to honor the deserv- turn from Highway 35 on Fourth Street on Sunday, May
ing boye and girls who inthe ramp when the trailer 26th at 2 P.M.
some way have excelled capsized damaging the adthemselves In, spiritual, so- jacent guard rail. No In- the council'* annual Bowlcial and athletic activities juries were reported by Pa- Ing league Banquet will be
held at the K. of C. Home
of the CYO.
trolmen John Duggan and on Wednesday evening. May
Thia year we havV
Francis N<ve>, thejnv»«tl-. 39th... The -program jfttl Inprivilege of having as gu*"at. gatlnf officer*.
clude a dinner, awarding oT
•peaker Brother Richard,
| prizes and dancing.
professor
and
' Mernard O'Connor, counmoderator of St.
i it Activity chairman, haa
High Rch«w>|t Mvuii'lum, N. ?.
i Jinnnuni<«d thm th» annual
Among tlu>*f> %n l>*» lu.mnrti
' lamllv
(Mi i l l , W i l l l i p
will he lh«
I A l n i t i p r i l i i j t uf f ) u
' Jit H r r t u U ' n I ' K i k I n
Muse Auxiliary
Plans ft Y.Trip
i n f »7i«> KT<'"«>'' ("It«ji1<
f UMfStlny iilulil lit Mt»
* fiiV u i n i l i i v , . l u t v
The "Tandems" will hoid
PATfiKK IO88PH
JAMtS W. CLBARY
their monthly meetinB; «rthe
Kir. Pttrfc* JWM|l
James W. Qeary, S3, Manager of Film Operation* In of 4< Forrest Ave., Sayre- home of Mr. and Mrs.
Hercules Powoer Company's ville, farwerly of South Am- Thomas Gleaaon on Saturday
Polymers Department died boy, passed sway on Sat., night at 8:00 p.m. Mr. George
on May 2nd at his home, May 4th at South Amboy Burn, President of the "TanPennsylvania Avenue, MsmorjaJ Hospital after a dj>mj" announced that a r e Wilmington, Delaware. He lingering Illness. He was 46 port from the RummigeTSile
had been In 111 health v e i n of age. Born tn Eng- Committee will be presented
land the son of the late at the meeting, as welt as a
for tiornc time.
A native of Del mar, Dela- Patrick and Elizabeth Brady report from the Nominating
.- tte w i » eniplujedas
ho studied etecrrtcat
ommlnec.
fr>Kliieer!ng for four yetrs a brakeman with the Penna. The Mothers' of the Church
th(> University of Delaware Rail Road for the past 22 School and Church will be
wiK>re he earned his Bache- years. He was a Veteran honored on this Sunday In
1<>I'H Degree In Electrical of World War IL serving in recognition of Mother's Day,
the U, S. Army Quartermas- The School will assemble
ring in 1934. He
<ilnrd Hercules two years ter Dept* in the Asiatic at 9:45 a.m. In the Sanctuary
.it cr at the Company's Par- Pacific, Theatre of Op-for a special program at
Id i, New Jersey Plant and erations In 1945 and 1946. which the mothers will be
was named Assist- He was a member of Lodge honored guests. During the
552, International Brother- morning Worship Service,
ant Plant Manager.
hood
of R. R. Trainmen for beginning at 11:00 a.m.. the
In 1952 he became. General
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M.inager of Nelson* Acetate, 20 years.
oldest and youngest mothers
id. of Lancaster, England, He Is survived by hi* wife, will receive corsage*. PolCharlotte
Grower lowing the Worship Service,
a joint venture of Hercules Mrs.
O'Hara, his mother, Mrs. (b
and James Nelson, Ltd,
fflr
A&i&Jb^
rtmffh Mill
Upon' Ills Tffttfffl fil
suufc ffidaolB! r
hr rtBumed his poet as As- Morris, N, Y. Two ~ sons, Hostesses for a church-Wide
siBtant Manager of the P»r- Patrick, Jr. and Michael,
Un Plant. Three year* later both ar home. Two brdtJtri,
At 7:30 p.m. Sunday Mtia
he was given a special Vincent of New York City Marlon Beebe, American
engineering and development and Jamee of Long Island. Baptist foreign missionary
assignment at the Home Of- By one sister, Mrs. Annto Burma, will speak at the
fice, Wilmington and since Wesaell of Groton, Conn. First Baptist Church. Mlaia
that time, he has been The Rev. Wilbur E. NewBaeba received her'B, S.
5
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in-Horee
Ecoinomks) from
Church
cules' development In Poly- Presbyterian
Colorado
State
College of
oleflns, Including the build- South Amboy, officiated at
tnff of • new Polypi uuyiene Funeral Serrteet i t the Agriculture, Jh»attended the
Funeral Baptist Missionary Training
Filma Plant In Covington, Maaon - Wilson
Home on Wed., May 8. In- School In Chicago; Andover
Virginia.
He was a member of the terment was In Christ Newton Theological SemiAmerican Society of Me-Church Cemetery, South nary, Newton Centre, Mass.;
and
the University of
chanical
Engineers, The Amboy.
Chicago, Illinois.
Plalnfleld Country Club,
The public Is cordially InHercules Country Club, Hervlted
to attend this service.
cules Parlin Club, the Navy
As part of the Morning
League and the New BrunsWorship Service the Right
wick,
New Jersey Elks
Hand of Fellowship will be
Ixxlge.
Superintendent of Schools
He Is survived by his widow, James Tuatln disclosed to given to five new members
t
of
the Church.
Being
h
fOTfTlTT
fViTnfhy
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bHjfi'
T>ottCT
yegterday^tha^afire
receivedlMotheqMIWbHjfit'
Stevens, of Wilmingtoni his occurred at Hoffman High
and Mrs. Arthur
father, John Milton Cleaxy School near the boiler room ™ i
Mr*. Virginia
and a sister, Mrs. Louis entrance where papers were Andrews,
E. Conger, both df Wilming- being burned sometime bet- Estelle, Mrs. Sadie New.
combe, and Mrs, Sadie
ton.
ween 8 and 9 a.m. Some of Spragtm,
^
the burning papers were
Therefare will we not fear, caught In a gust of wind an
"The ioif duffer seldom ad*
the tarth do chaHgt. Ignited the wooden frame
-><Psalaas 41:3). entrance to the holler room. dreaaea the ball properly . . .
ind on lhs aalid The fire waa quickly extin- after ht ml*t,w It." _^
•round at faith we can re guished by Mr. 1 euaenrlniL
main eslm MtitJ unahaken rt- school custodian, and PrinTo drlv* a nail without
cipal Kugen* S. l>ibrxyn*kl,
pardltaa of th« un«a|Hwli>tl
smashing your thumb, hold
Mr. Tin
th«t llfr mnv tHk<>
thp hanttnrr wlch both hands.
High School Fire
Quickly Extinguished
7th*
• K J I * M > J wNotitntIV»>M
ftoin
rlip
ship fur tti# 4th numm it final pinna wnu> intuit' tut n
DUin II will n»itUI|mlr
IIVB) ypar. the MB* r»>(1 tlrmrt
• l * l | > u> N . V . t i t M l e m l « In tli^annuol fttatti K. nf I ,
>1*h« Mutti haakctltnii t#»m.
' tLSS I f i l l I H K I U Ji
.if
' ' I t'h lit
l"nnv»niuh» In AlUntU I'liy
anil the grammar •<<houi
Mav IMh arif^uih, »l*>a,(1»ii((
HttlY
basketball turn,
Will he
" l l t r » >>)P«lu» DM Mai,,May the lint of dvlfiglH^ji
j
Mr, John ! amtmwli * and
(iranil Knlglti V«
nsJlrr,
1 1 M
«riiiir
Mr. ltd. Jarualswlca ars
along wMv.h*Ma>|th Vail, Jhfen
tftllr
uhalrmwn of the affair. chairman
Stnlte and Danlfft Ksrr, jiant"
Ticket* may be obtained The
tiraml Knlghi*.
of
the
Chapter
will
meet
May
from any member of the
IS for the nomlnaUun » | uf
fleers for the) coming year.
coaches.
MOM SPECIAL S7.0Q
A Prom
and a Promiw
•NffMl
MOTHER'S
DAT
SUNDAY DINNER
DA.V. INSTALLATION DINNKR
lUUr Ziriardi. Hlatt [»AV OoiB
eof«ratitlat«a
R«rk«
COMPLETE DINNER
Inf (omiaanniirr, «rh» waa pr«avntHl with
a pltqut for dl«ting«l«lmi acrvka during
held at Jaan'R Halfway H«*a».
Omit* ml
BFAUTiCIAN
Of MMW mfim Haii W Ma '•
Pltast Mother'
with
A^aM V^A Bh^^fe *ta1 a^^^A Aasi
laiir 1st •» Ua* «Mt MM ,
M^a^ Mv^ai af VMl
^WP
V* B ^W
alSTMUin
•«Ml| Aeatay
.*^-jsy>r..i.-.lttp«rl
MhMtall
I Hklr
VALENTtNOS
FORMAL NEAR
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Fle#*f Dmalgiu fw fitvry Orrmlon
ANN'S FLOWER SHOP
MtUlt
Jan 3rd Class
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NOTIC*
Board of Education of 41M
-7-
Thursday. May 9, 1963
TO BE CROWNER
STORE BREAK IN
ATTUPTED IIT A.M.
C*JE o_ gomh Art hoy,' N, J.
will reedy* eesled bid* at l u
regular meeting « l Weiaee
day, May 22, 1963 at 8 * 0 P.
M. Eaattrn Daylight Saving
Time, in the office of ihu
Board of Education in the
Public Elementary School on
John Strftt, &ouU* Ajotnjr. N.
J,, for the furnUhlnj of 16,000
ffaHotyi, mor« or l e u of No.
4 fuel oil. boat gTad«, to be
delivered
during th« school
tltlei and at iiirh time, ai
may ba or<Hir«d by th« lizard
of Education. Pormi for bid
d4nr may be obtained from the
erffiee of the Secretary of th«
Board of Education.'
Board of Education rvthe light to reject any
Mid all bide. The Board pro
pot*a to have analyiett a Mm
pie of each lot delivered at
the
achool
to determ Inn
whether the) oil conform* with
the •pedfleatioM, the Board
reaerwa the rlflit to terminate
the contract forthwith.
BOARD Of EDUCATION,
urn. un* L.
Preatyent
6-2, 0 9-43
Secretary
NOT10B
Board jf Education of the
Ohy of South Atnboy. N. J.
will r*c*tri n M t i h h i O t i
regular meeting on Wednear
day, Me* S3, IMS at «:0Q P.
II. faatorn Daylight Sarif*
Time, in the office of tht
Board of Education In the
I*i*l k Elementary School on
John Street, South Amboy, N.
J., for theftimiahina*of Janltor Supplier 4p*eifleatloM
apd Hate may ba obtained
from toe office of the Sacra,
tery of the Board of Mac*.
Uon. The Board; of Education
feaertaa the right to reject
•ny or all bide.
BOARD Of
Pnseseal
-H>a. Leila U NtS,
Secretary
ft-2, 6 »—M
NflTJC&_
Board of lowation of the
CHy of South Ataboy, N. /
Will reeeltt eealed Uda a* Ita
regular meeting; on Wednea4ay, Hay SS, l t M «t DsOO P.
M. Raitem D«ynirht 8a«H«
Tim*, in the office of tt»
KAwrd of Education In Hie
r*\*H«i R1#nwnt*ry Schoot on
Juhii Hir*fi, Houlh Amboy. N
J , fur \ht> ftmttoltlng of eehftul
«*tt>|ilU# fliMclflralliina unit
t U u may U iM*ln#d from lh«
f-Hm He»TeUr» wt h
«f VUitii<ttU«Hi. The
of nU*etluii reaervea 0i«
rt«ht t» rej*** any and all
fcluV
IK) A HI > (XT EDUCATION,
Miss Joan M. Wltlenmeyer,
prefect of the Amhoy District
Sodality Union 'and a pant
president of St. Mary's Parish Sodality here, will crown
the statue of the Blessed
Virgin Mary at the annual
ceieitiuiilcB conducted by the
Sodality Union.
* Mtt« WjtWtaheyer, the
TUB FIRST t»O\\1"l()N
fmnV N.i
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. r«k, iwond f r o m I r f l f- . I K I O I I •L.tml II<U
nun
T. Harry Wittenmeyer of
(ha> flr»< d(ill»r l i i v m n j s ih< i n i n h d i a «l .\
404 Neville Street* gradumohll* r u m m u i i i f s l i o n x i i u t k >•> l l n Mut
dleert (<iunt> < U | l l>< rrtt>r I in- ( i m frutn flrr
ated from S.t Mary's High
School, and the Washington
School for Secretaries, New•fit. She 4* employed a s •
secretary with die Heat Oil
It "Chttfntctt Curpuriiluu,
p ,
d attends
d
Port Reading, and
Rutgers University College
A ceremony for the recepof New Brunswick.
tion of new members will
The coronation will take be held by St. Mary's Rosary
A cheerlcading squad gain
place on World Sodality Day, Society on May 14 st 7:30 .Ing exclualveness Is the loMay 12, at the Albert G. P.M. In the church.
cal St. Mary's CYO cheerWaters* Stadium, Perth AmThe monthly meeting will leading team which won its
boy, s u i t i n g at 2id0 P.M. follow in the school cafe- second consecutive chamteria, at which the Crowning pionship in the Trenton Dioof the Blessed Virgin will cesan Cheerleadlng compenones
take place.
Take MUM & » ; * • • • • ateleaAl.
tition at Trenton Central
Mtl«3lO S e CM_ Council o_ MM CUV
High School April 28. It out-£ff_-__M____J__'_J_;_
cneerea i s ~5nR
otner aquaca to
<ake top honors in the conU may. ahouWI
test.
nltelpl/ In wrtuiur ''•
mndt I
f»». Ctty C[*+
Juhn J.
Placed second was Holy
The
National
Lead
Comtib)
John Bl«(aiwlil
Family
of Union Beach, folpany, Titanium Division, has
si*lli"Unbo*VRU*
lowed
by
Immaculate Conannuunced
p
ception of Spot*wood.
of service awards to the folTrie squad la comprised of
lowing employees during the members
MOTHS
t.ucllle
Cuan,
Taka noUec.lMt I
month of April:
Donna Chullll, I-enore Car23-Year Award • Joseph roll, Roseann Cross, Susie
1H» nl itoulh Amb(iy.
Nawalany, 127 MacArthur Clark, Paul_«. NchlU, Mary
a n*Miry h#i«1l BtatrV
Avenue, Sayrevllle, N. J, Ferguson, Judy Koaioski,
IVYear Award - Irank Cathy
Machull,
Geneva
Marcltuiyk, MZ Woodland Luckwlu, l;,ll_»_n Nurck and
A^cnu««, South Ambny, N. J. Nancy
<-'l).iim«ll.
fh*
10-Year Award - L«»t«r
t arroll and Nchlla
ltuU.kermid, 37^ Com>v*r
South Amti<ry. N. J. are>
Kcti'
Yoar
n.Jy,
aanUtcnthv
Mr*,
4.m
Wilmom
Nireet. Sytllh Amluiy. N. J. dor* Schwa rick, ih« team
previously copped the Hujdr*nii \wii-«f PTMijI-gaun County chamnli.nah.p.
U W V w * aiSlfajTeam,
Rosary Society
Canmony Tuesdiy
Empteywc Rtetivt
Service Awards
n •%#!_»_. *****
IMHh a-nfc_r vSt^rn-1-ti.
J. WaJe1«ah«wiMil,
rreaMeiii
Mr*. Leila U N«UI,
I
B a, » » - «
Board ef Mueatlon ©_ the
•narr l-rtaJI tXttrtror prtmUoa »Uu'City of ftouth AtaaSor, N. J
l(h 8ro*d_F_y. South
will reeeira aealed bMa at ha
regular meeting eo Wedneaday. May tt, 1»*« a* BrOO P.
M, Eaatera DarUfbt flavor
time, 1B the office of flSe
"»H_rV_J-"i"j. rUtntnaJI, If _ » _ Board of Education in tfae fi'n.
HM It_u]«v«rd. N « v Bninmiok. If.
J n<-cr.l«r)r-trMUur«r.
Pvblic EletnenUry School on
•••
| f
John Street, South Amboy, N.
Strvict Anniveruriu
Th.. following Du Pont Hnlahes
Parlin Plant employee* observed Service
Annlversarlf s during die
month of April. 1965t
4(1 Yeara - Jamoa J. F l u IUI ii lla - 9ui|t
N. J.
Joseph J. Dasxokt Parlin,
N. J.
3S Years - J. Franklin
Heinde - Parlin. N. J.;
Richard L Dowling - South
^rnhrw
f^ j , „,,^ u >
^,
30 Yearis ^ Raymond J.
Pohl - South Amboy, N. J,
20 Years - George E. Obit - '
Say re vt lie, N. J.
XU
m»y be obtained from the
office of the B-cretajry of thf
Hoard of Education. The Board
of Education reserve* th*
right to reject any or ell bias.
BOARD OF EDUCATION,
J__eph J. WoJetetdtMrekl.
Preaiaattt
Ux» Ulla L Nefll.
ST MARY'S
CHEERLEADERS
ADO CYO TITLE
.X8___C___
•* J-__1______L_F
JAN
•AIM OW All
Woihe-i • Vecuuet Cle_nei
Aotor« • Oe« •«r*er_ • • • *
Ott »vmen • IwHch _•
fVytnfl ••fll - T#«_te»«
\u M. mtv% tiwtt
ml
I.MH
Application! for summer
k)bs at the South Amboy
Recreation Commission are
available at the office of
City Clerk, John Trlggs,
Raymond Tomaazuoski, Assistant Recreation Director
announced.
Appointments for the Jobs
will be made on May 19th.
HOT-CM*
_UW Cll» Or___cU _„
Of {Mltb Amboy. _.«•»
k P1»iury Rf-otl r-Kr»I l.tftna* 'far
•I «<_t_ .a. South Ant-
yn^HnnP
*49fn
«^v^sr
WlW. AslL tha • f » n » l
1 mtt*m
damaged car, which was
later identified by him, was
towed away..
Police are checking clua*
which they Hope will l*ad
u> the aasalianta.
Jirfc •
]••'• •
if «nv. attawbi
«'i«tt* imniMl-atohr U vrtMte
•nf. »h(
la wrUlng to
l_«fi«<l >
S i _>»*•_
AND AWAY
for nufei of Mieolli
motoring after yev
tervice-up/ief-f
\ V"
One itop here keept you going
lafely, tarely. Try our speedy,
friendly, competent service You'll
1
.;.!
LOFTUS ESSO SERVICE
Ivtry yr i t this tin*, homMWMrt find wln«eei |n«*«fa ttuf
ffy out and than drop melr winft and crawl all SWUMI. thtst
f
•r« Nrmtret and Ifidkat. rhal tHev* tf« ffHv»en*k a| stfw fwmltf*
stifl eating the he«*e cavslttf fvrfktf ckttruttbn t« H M wa*d «f thw
hovM. Th« c«nt «f rcfMirt far mcwtdt the coat of fmtnwm and § O M
higher with 4eUy.
1.47W
•II
ftOUTH AMHOY, N i .
(Near 8. Amboy HoepitaO
Call ut for ffrtt rittptcttin «f yMtf hama by aitfM
pott***).
Our work, which wo gutrftnto for TIN year. It »ng*woa.rod to •*ee«d .pectfkanori of***fcrtrtf rtiviattwi m«t[fA| m tho tsodon In
the field.
NEBUf MARKET
SOUTH AMBOY I
OUTSTANDING MARKBT
CarvyWl A *«n Ltae «T
TERMITE CONTROL SYSTEM
QU AtlTY MEATS « GROCERIES
rreah VefetaMes — lee Creaat — r*re
Trsj^BVU
whom he could not dav
s«ribe), mtagge4 Mm and took
hla car away.
He waa walking up BordeHW
town Avenue dasad > whew
taken to the South Amboy
Memorial
Hospitai aQd
treated for s cut noM and rs>
leased. He told of hla bad
luck to Patro)mant John
O'Leary and Frank OUakan.
At 1:55 A, M. Walter Maikiewlcz called police to tell
diem that hla car parked at
JjQ ^ J - g g & r s c t f u • truck .
by a bit and run. Soon police discovered that a s e c ond car, belonging to James
Manlon, 218 George Street,
wsj also struck by someone
*£N 34 HCM.1R5 Fr«« Puk <»P «n
f H O N I S 721 4711 — f A U
•*!•*'•• <••!«« ' • ' _M_f*ll*. r#(l»t
N« III«IR« <*•
ettcrtiCA- AmtANCis
*^^ej%»
CHECK TtRMJTE DAMAGE
C*«<.
MKTMCAl
Job
Available Now
(Melfoi* ^erilon)
tuxutioui
P h n n * I>A I - I I I 1 7
but. Lent rve>«r nude It, Ha
ROUTE 35, NORTH - A .roe. fVam 0 e _ - f « * e e
KUPTUit COMFORT
AIR
ILECTRIC,In.
hiiiil
-.•_.-.
GUS
POTTS'
111 N . H R O A D W A V
experience
_fl__ _______•#•
Drtvewags
Peterson Pharmacy
ltn«i
Mzajrre
i awaited I w l*tts of 430
Catherine
Street
Friday
after he left a tavern and
entered his car to drive
home. It waa before 2A.M,
latRr firm n h i i r
* l« MtrHrd
BROS.
Central
Excavating Contractor^
I A
h«tr
Hoat people would auoc<*«it
tn email thlrtgi If they were
not troubled by yrw_t ambiUona,
M, 10-41
If Pays To Advertise
CAR STOLEN;
OWNER WAYLAID
a
Orowutl - iavrevifre. N. J,
_*», «-lfl
PdiTct^ "received a report
from 1 ouls / a l l , proprietor
<rf a confectionery atore on
than an inempr
made (o enter his store
n th« ntgtrt y—te>rd«y,
/ail (>4d police that st 2:10
a.m. he heard noise* at the
(mm df>nr nf ft»« STOT*.
turning out of a back room
i<> investittate, he aald thai
Itr (taw a man In a white
nhlrt turn away and run up
DavttS Street.
Patrolmen EdwlflOrsSulAkJ
and I*Huy Kurtz,ln»ee)Hgaiing, found Jimmy marts on
t><'th the aide and frontdoors
<f the store. No further description of the man could*
furnished by Zall.
FeeeVi
FERTN AMIOY
VA 61367
tO\fTH AMBOf, N. J.
IIM N. nuw* RIUKT
r«r free muv«ry Utai FArlwaf IJ
1.
HlrV MWSWICK
S4WI77
AMMY
rtrniBN
TT»ur»dty, May 9,
JIMVaLCA.fr.
MtT or ntLui Tt> m
rAin HI TRK \,I i •. UF
SOUTH AMDOY
>. J,Jjbwavating |i».ofl, A*
count No. 916 Twfiv&r* 'tiard
wtM
$27.17, AJWL
1«
Tha KdatiHe RaHfaad.
.The beerer
N«. »tU)
performence of ALFR
THE BIRDS' is entitled to compftmentery
ticket good for the performene* of enotfter
motion
•tort* Wtei. Mey 8th
GaMrgeney Resolution; St
Mary's
Urammir
School.
P«rt4) Amboy 175 00. Accl. So.
910;
M«JrOM Toy * Sport
Acrt, No. HO;
No. *10: Edward C R*illy,
Engineer WftT.OO. A m . No
aea II from xhm tM|(1unlng
ALFHH)
HITCHCXKKS
i ' l HA
C^
wn: Faui ftnteh trw, A«I
No. MB John Ouggan 126.00,
Art*. No. 40*: Mrs. Mary Me
Nsmy SB.39. A«*f No. M*.
J A 11 E l i m i n a t i n g
ROPlAYiOR JtSSICA FANOY
SU/ANNf H.LSHHU
«MK>,
Arct. N«. M6; U*hec I'utilma
Ing Co. ! » . * » , A M . No M»l,
Municipal Revaluation |2.IWH
Ml, JUvsluttion; HoyU 1 W
Hurgary C A WliOO. Shad
Tr*«e; John R. Mverltt 176 <H>.
Ac«4. N«. « » - Public Employ
CM. Retirement M,6<tt,0>, lluil
KHt lt*m; Soney A Se«o 14 M)
Ar*t. No 4W John (tooling•74.W, A « t . No. 141; Mnnk-i
H Wariien Hervio* |240.0«.
[log Warden; IHv. of RUlt am
pu«nt«f a i pn, nd
<>f Adjustment; RlU KabonW
$:t0.00, Hoard o7 7tTju»Unent.
KveJyii 4;,, isaiilis »*<U
1'lanmng Hoard Mar-hanksvillr Him* Co $6o.00, Acct
Nn. 141; Cut.nly of Middlesex
$.'1:1,1.1A JOT,
County
Taxes;
John Mullan* $jft.OO, Aert. No.
12ft; Klmher Business Ma<
<4. r » 0 0 ,
Aoot. No. 4M;
<Chs*tar X Janhowrtl 1QOJ
H u il ( t t Item, Chiefs Ex
JWMM; Ronnis't Shall 117.10,
*°ct. No. 906; Frank's Rudfe
and Electric Co. $33.40, Acct
No. ItO&j The OanwweH Co.
$225.00, Repairs and AtUra
tlona Fh-a Alarm
System;
Wat* Bvinaariag Co. $ot.«3
Traffic'Light* A Traffic Con
irol; N. J. Beta1 Telephone Co
$6.45, A*et. No. STA; RariUn
Printing Co. tUJM, Acct No.
106; Radio Tel. Service $ * »
100, Acct. No. 406; John A^
Connors Chapter No. 17 DAV
na B. Cyons $70.00, Acrt. o,
US; HelMi A. McOibo $T«.«O,
Acct No. 116; Sadie Dowdell
$10.00, Aort. No. 710; South
Amboy Trust Co. $70.00, Ac
count No. 710; Oaytord Bros.
__ L$hras-y Pup p> tea .
Aort. N». 710; Tha Raadafs
Digest AMOC. $*.Sff, A M * . N<
M a n y y » n r r ••(«> tn lh(> WCHM),
Mnirw,
L' f'Hit
r»i'W<" rntl
I>(
s!l *r? exfinrt. t>ut ITHMII
their Lllllput lin rqui|mit'irt
tiBafl U^4*fl<. PW^Bt^©O A n n P^** rrr%W
*.<-tt»n on thi> Rdsvillc Railroad
located in .South Carter. Maasachusatta, near ttie base of Cain;
("id The tnttrswting TITtTe tourT157 "o*^i hill** IH T
Nu IH0| Nuttlh
No HIM, fl*r*Mii«*fhr* Mat
hxl H»4JO, A n t Nil »IU, Ai
, A*>«» N n
manly it* M fu-iicht linf In ron
jurtlon with hi* box work, Ixit
fraduitly a p i m n t t r bwlniKs
«M built up barauM of pitWir
domaAd, Several yaar» afUr Mr.
Atwood's death, Uw raifroitd *»*
piirrh—trl frnm hi* a a u u bv
f. Ntlaon Blotmt, a dynan^f
tonnt buaiiwtaman vfnrmny Tn
antatwia«U
The primary ubjwtivc of the
now manairamfnt haa bean to
j>rcp*rvp railroad Amcriranu of
all type* In an attn^pcitrt- oi
natural beauty >nd to providr
a place fur family type entm
Iwlnmr-rt > * T ^ " ] ^
'
ii>nuln» a moat ccmplrU i m w
LWAL NOTICt
urn of railroad and flre-flfhtinir
TO QUALimO MODIBi
equipment
M look at, but also
Tk« C % «f South Amboy
will uM*pi sMlad bids for th« it i* itself an opt rating rnusaum
of iteam flqt'ipment In uddltlon,
oolUetion of f»rbag«
M
fg
loMHnutives of mafyr
f
h
CU
l
h
l
of tht CUy lhnlU on Hay SI,
have been acqulr*! and
IHl
Ml qualffM plddtrs moved to the grounds.
muat hart thoir Itldi In by t
Today, most all railroad mile
T. U. on May t l , 1N8 at the
«gt in the United StUtM I*
City Cterk's Offk», Sooth
standard gaug* <4 feet, *Vi
Ambox. N. J.
inches,) but time wan when s>
Tb« City of Booth Aotor
many a* three doaen drffervnt
i«Mrv«» the rifJrt so rajcet
gauges were in use. Narrowest
•ny and «H Mdt.
nf sll waa the two-footer. But
}. TXIGOS, all tsismh UTimay ill ^•sla'h -^gee#
ix no miniature railroad ~ rr>
Iff,
(:int'< MUfh as No. 3 annrc wsijrh
>trt t.*li1ln Mlldj O t p -• olstfaljltt.r lka%ee4ee4A-
Takt notlotUwtatplloatlaii ha*
OHtda to th* Mayor and Counof (•• Berottgh ot BsyrsvUI*. M.
J , la Uanefer to Charles and Usrinat* aW*it oradiaa- a s tutiti'L
lor orvmlsf* torsl^a st w»#hln«too Road, n«ar Johnaoni Ijine tht
Mna* C-U h^rctororr la*u<<d tv
Caarlss SBSMI iradinc A* fcf*h» prcmta** locatrd »t
1 Ruad n*ar '
»ix htindrftil foot train* which
wtn ncniinnMnlat«. f l w or *t»
liimdivil paMeng«rN on
in I!H2 and wa* nHttlnally u»ed
mi lht> Mun*vn JUilroad in
M:ilnr.
NF TWHKK: A IMIng of M»rm>
in
ihi> «a*t
.
|>HOT() r-KKUIT:
Hwrold K.
LKCIAI.
ran 1* yours by
now for coming Civfl
.s, ivi.-i> riiiinii. For Information
«ntr- NATIONAL TRAINING
INC, B«>» 95, South
Aml)«y. N. J.
with Tlppj FMren, a
"Tin-;
wealthy pJayglrJ and Suzanne
to l/)ew'H 3S
lo
tre for one week HUrtlng l*le»hctte, his former girlWednesday, May 8th. It ta a friend. Filmed In Technibizarre artd terrifying Al- color, the suspense atory
fred Hitchcock thriller about is based on the story by
a peaceful California seaside Daphne DuMaurier and was
community, where the prin- adapted for the screen by
cipals become Involved in a Evan Hunter,
mounting atmosphere of ter- Co-featured with "THE
ror resulting from the un- BIRDS" will b« "SASexplained bird assaults.
KATCHEWAN"
starring
Rod Taylor stars as a young Alan Xadd and Shelley Winlawyer who Is personally in- ters and also filmed In Technl color.
wRVIfJAXfVaV (fVi TW " *
artr
«
iif (h* Rnning fh4\
OiJlnanue nf
Ut» (Hy t>t itiuih Amhuy, N
J tn t»»mH lh» fiMistrttrtlim
hnu*liig. In wll, at*
u
i
.1
ii>*(l>' t«im«iillali>l| I n » « l H n « IW
fl
I Y i
r«
• • • • " • '
N|t),
i>f *lt unit*,
tin
|irnpiMlr
known tm ItWK ID*, I.WF« t»,
14, ^ , Ifl, »» un Hi^Hwity
f o r th» puftMi* nf h*»r1n|
tttjaftlxilt \n or
I M ' U I M I I
(Kt
whlrh k M,*lt>,0O,
« vnui «f M.IM.T.I
ittn I. Ths turn >»f I»,)M
miat trf thk m ^ H ,
made from fund* In
"Cairlkal lmar*v»m»ui
A*rt. No. I I 0 | Juhn Dunlin*
$40,110, A « t . No
Jstrvlea Klartrl*
Awt. No. «)0; John Relll>
34.00,, Aect. No. HI0; Bentn
Hardware A Auto Supply $32.
If anr. shvuM
-90, A * t . No. «1O; John T
lmwndt»i«li m- « n f
filaasoo ISQ.OO, A<^t No. 40)1 J"*»n J TrUtfi. Ctiy ('ink
'Blfm-dl Joat-ph Wo)rlio*inw»lil.
Approved
Fira
Protection
9£.76, Acrt No. 406; August
*•. >
__
13.52
Charmello $$80.00, Acet No
Acct. No. 406; South Amboy
?f«naco |3.W. Acct No. *40S.
Murphy's CltU» SarviM | 2 1 ,
29, Acct. No. 401; Brig**
Chcvrolat tSUOO, Car tenUl;
iftf, A*
Mmm torU ggitf,
count No. 401; gtrttoa P
Print
Inf Co, I14.76, Aort. No- 406;
RuyaJ SUtloMrs |14U? t Aoet
•No. 406; GWnii U * Book*
$10.00, Accl. No. 406; C, J.
DallipUtro I7M.O0, Bad«tt
RtfMln to atonn a t » B. J. EasfaltB* Jst4,0Q,
AIA
^B«JH* afatl j a i ' t
buy tWing Hoard of Adjuat
rnant w4H h*W,a auMMt he*f*
Ing on May Mnd, IMS In the
(Wnell OHamfeara, City Halt
• t 7:4ft F M
By ordai of the Sonjng
RITA KAB08KI,
•anwtaty
Sa>tt<tn
I
tlutlvt
n t*«t «ilh tut*
|
Mad AM I Mi lumoesfl »nh
III M|h«r sllir tuns I)
faata
W^W p
mixtarn I ttay
b
f
1*«M>,
O ' i A i * ttiMMMH
WDlti I but, tM
NOT1C1
Ta»» nsifoa tea* tha few
going odlRaM* « t u Intrc4ueed
at a meeting of tha City Connall of tha City of frmth
wfeoy, County of MiddJaaea,
'
Jersoy Kstd on tM 7th
day of May, IMS. and will h*
considered for second and final
reading on May i t , 1W3 at
ff:00 P. H . at which thna all
having ' objections
persons
thereto arc h«Mby nottfiad to
be present to to present same.
JOHN,*. TR1G0S.
RHst
M«ula M,
«OYlllto«
NUTK'K
T«kf IH>IU'« thai Ih. Ki If rully
TaviTtt !#r
ir»rtln« tt» tlofiijutiilv Tawnn Iur nai appllv<l
to Ihr City nf Mouth Ajmhnv N.w
l*Wl[i f u r f.P'snari Rtlail d w .
•umpllon
Lloaneo Tor premwM
•tttualcd at 3 » Borfttnlnwn Avcnu*. aouth Amboy. N J.
The »tockholderi arc : Jnarp))
Palaaewtos. MB Cornell
Strut,
rth
Amboy. N. J. Praaldest:
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If you bave charm* you don't
netd to-have anything elser
and If you don't have It, it
t | • rA
havo.
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MUry% -Ath. Aasn. fjS.OO, Account No. |Sl jfj Raritan Bay
Chunk Bawling $2ft.QO, Am..
Na. W l l ; RarlUn
ItlnUng
ft. JMIJ9?. A « t . No. Kill:
f a 0»sfi CaVrlCa Otttca l i o .
Mt Raiitaa Printing Co. $11
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RENTAL SERVICE
S P EC I A L
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laomi with l*l*Yt«iun. tiii»«l«
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ent job will pay you $11,000.
anntially In four to flvf yaarii
yo« hhouid call Kilmer 5-77M.
LIBS.
r n . l »f whlrh U |;t,«1N| If*. mi<l
An
Hav» you been lookine for
,_*t on* honeat to yrHlftft^*
ailes oepottunhyT H»rt's ont
you'll go a. long way to find
tht equal of. If you Kara the
tu-go to Miataad and if yeuVa
a aotf.ttarlof who ean work ott
your owe, tbls Job wQI prorid*
FPU whh oumjr of tha *
tagoa of bsvteff yotv ow.
M M wKiw«t Hi masy ,.«*•
loau. You will «Uo roottro • * Proyt* baitofita, «ovtBia*« trmlsv
MT 1» our PROVIK m
as a highly roewtod
tha
atoUssJnf:
leader In tha auto d o b ffajd, wa
are growing rapidly ajsl gso4
men are going with aa. If y«a
are 2S to 48 with a sataa par.
sonallty and. tha qualltiss n\in-
AN 0BJD1NANC1 AUTHOt
IWNO T H E IMPROVE.
MtNTS TO VAUIOUB FIRF.
ROUSES IN THE ChTY OF
8OUTH AfcKWY AND TO
IMTKDVE THB CONOVQt
t K T FI.7iV(}ROUND I If
CITY OK 8 0 \ VIH
AMBOY. NKW JKRHOT.
BK IT OROAINRIt BY THF.
COUNCIL r)F THB CITY « F
SOtlTII AMBOY:
•Vrtbn 1, Authorisation t*
heroby given to improve vir
flrohouaM IH the (ll> • t
t.r
$10,00, A#*t. Tinj Th*
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Nu 7l«i tti« tlMaar A
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llii'u i n S«iiilH ( a i v c i . Mi A<wtMHl i>p<rnU*d t h « i s l l n i M d pri
boa;*.
EriavilW got IU nam* fruin
rta founder, Ctll» D. Atwintd,
who in 1946 Irampiintrd a run
•idertUU. portion of the rollinir
•tork of the oVfunrt Bridgctim
and Harrkwm Railroad front
710- American Heritage t f j
00, Acct. No. 710j K. K. 80mbWTla<n. If anr. atioitld
pton * Co. $4M, Acct. No.
mart* immadlattlr fa» «flllnt..to
710;
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If*.
W.Vft.
A«it No, 7111; ,,l Itlr h"-.lU|h •< I
Donald W K#e»1 too .«», A m
No. 710, World Nook Yt>«r
Uooa
$ftJfl, A M . N
Ait I
/OANLADO
SHELLEY WINTERS
SASKATCHEWAN
& COAL CO.
<•
O, Mairret Appiaja^ s/id Sow*
Fsn Oil - l«m«r-Ceil w . Cob
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DBQRBB DAYS DIUVBtY
Oil. SURN1B* VACUUM
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Tb* « « I T i AftfBOY < ITIIK*
Thursday, May % 1963
Town-
MILL SQUARE TALK
To Display Vehicles
1 w* tt/witif si •
irmed
rwi rvw
day announced that Mr. Vin- phoned police Sunday that a police $tt***^BrU ' I W I
cent N. Scaaaera, Lee Ave- motorist, who found Broad- removed from a uaed car in In hla monthly report t-apnue, SayrevlUe, waa pre-way not ao broad, waa driv- their parking lot on Main taln Vincent Abhatlellc resented a service award em- ing hla vehicle on the side- Street yesterday. Sgt, An-ported a total number of
blem In April marking hla walk near the Augusta Street thony Tarallo reported that 143 calla for April of which
a generator and -a voltage there were; 61 K
tenth year of cmm\k intersection.
regulator were atrlpped 44 Tranaporte, 34 Fire calls
ous service with the comand 4 Community Service.
from
the vehicle*
pany.mo
We are glad to hear that
The squad worked 1,134
a bill la pending in the state
man hours, traveling l . W '
Schnlale
of
61
Pine
A dinner "will be held at leftslatuxe levying a 110 fine James
1
the William Tally House, on any motorist who turn* his Tree Road, Parttn, reported milee utilizing 10 tanka of
Menlo Park, on May 21 to car wheels too fast from a two fender skirts and twooxyben. High men for the
designate the "Pord Citi- dead atop. The screeching, visors taken off hia car which month were; Robert Lauritzen of the Year." A leading harrowing sounds that come waa parked by a service een, 59 callaj Richard Petercandidate for this honor, ex- from some car tire* In the garage on Main Street await- sen, 59 calls| Vincent Al>tended to worthy employees early hours are very un- ing repalra. The theft took batlello, 56 calls; John Mulvey> 55 calls and James
of Ford Motor Co. of Edi- nerving, especially for sick place yeaterday.
Ryan, 59 calla.
son, is our own Ruasel Hahn people.
of 345 Main Street, who
A fire alarm turned in from Equipment purchased this
works in the trim department Caaea against John Criatole Box 82 Wednesday at 1:40 month consisted of two Reves
of the assembly plant and who and Alex Trukewltz of Con- a.m. waa for a brush fire portable stretchers. These
portable-stretchers are used
la president and head coach over Street are still in at lower Raritan Street.
principally for taking paof the South Amboy Sabres. process. Both have been imCandidates have been nar- plicated for armed robbery On Saturday evening (whicn tients up and down Bleep
rowed down to four for theof the grocery atore on waa proclaimed by Al stairways and through narcommunity" service award," Kldgeway Avenue and Rari- Periely as Peraely Uay~-- TOW nan WMTP wiiere mr
regular str«f«her c«n not tn*
Sueet Aulll 5
eU CTi-t*» -decaeten-nf hia 3.4th mahueVefedT^wini erTIcTency
A bee in tfee cax- waa the
wddtog
a a o y
cause of an accident Sat- over Street. $28 waa netted alarm pox, 27 waa sounded. arid safety.
In ll
in
urday on upper Bordentown in the holdup.
Neighbor Al Sorrentlno tried Abbatiello also reported i!u- BOWI.IN*; TF\\f
• . L- t • • . U . I ' I . H H I . . « . ! «
I utit*
squad's
Ambulance
Men
;
\Jlr>
•
In
Soulh
Iti
Avenue, Geraidlne Colemto convince the Persely that
I iiti-l
•i i J M i l t , i i t u t ^ f
blewaki of 16 Evelyn* Ter- Now we know how Council- it waa In lieu of the cus- Crew has been assigned "to : llrrkrf. W illiam J
race waa besieged by theman J. Peter Rush spends tomary 21 gun salute directed assure first aid coverage < Nulr thr »fntr«
creature, causing her to Saturday evenings when at to high dignitlarlea — such while the memberH are making houst-to-houae coin card
strike a parked car owned home. HA tunee Into Channel aa the Peraelys.
collections, during the week
fry a local resident.
^<>ft TVffrwatch Hootenanny,
one of hla favorite programs Charlie Reilly found anef- of May tSiti. Aaatgr*d ro (he
Mr, Cfcristi* of «he- Penn-1 we are t o l d . ' — :
* ftfcttv0' Tray to "atop "hia
, eylvanla R. R. Yardmatter's
public" from clammering Worth, Chief driver, aaPriahloncrR and guest* who
Office notified police Sun- A three-wheel motorcycle, for hia vocallxing. The other alated byt Edward Kll ^ attended the annual May
day of the location of 15 described aa light blue by night at the HiTlcreel. the comona. Car #3j Sylvester crowning of the Blessed Virantl- personnel mines to the Patrolmen John O'Leary and moat lnsistant was Ptl. Jack Waroowicz, Car #4; Daniel gin at Sacred Heart Church
beach area, p u t week 24 Frank Dtiekan struck and Duggan, who shortstopped McNearny, Car #5j Robert Sunday evening not only filled
of the projectiles were dis- damaged the rront door and hia request for a song from Laurltaen, SAFA (HQk .... .. every teat in thy church
covered. Many hundreda of window plate giaaa of the Charlie, when Retlly stipu- Abbatlello further stated but alao crowded the aisles
them have been disposed of aervice station on Broadway lated that Duggan buy thethat the ambulances would and overflowed the front enavallaMe for h'fi* dlt"
since the fatal May, 10™ V J h S t r e e t s taWfcftfr house a round, of drlwka.
play during the drive and trance trkJ ftepT oTTJIC « T munitions barge exploaton. Saturday. The cycliat then
flce.
Jim Kenny of SGrover Ave- that if anyone wished he
vanished.
Mlas Maryann Stelmaszek
should
feel
free
to
ask
the
Frank W. Mitchell, Jr., 137
nue Is now a travelling dewaa
chosen crowner. She
to park the vehicle^
- South Broadwayt notified po
rtb Caiul Szatfc rtrt-Df leitate fm Imeniatlcmal She- driver
ts
the
flsnghter nf Mr, ana
f
I
d
i
i
d
l
for Individuals or groups to
lice last Thursday that 2 331 Catherine Street bid her mlcal WgrkeTi
Mrs. £ . Stelmaaxek of Route
inspect.
Atso,
if
anyone
l
i
hubcaps were removed from car locared on a dirt road
35. Members of the Sodality
hi* 1963 Chevrolet parked leading to the JCPIiL Co. •Lagoda's bar and Grill ob- Interested In seeing a par- who attended her were Miaa
ticular
piece
of
equipment,
by hia home.
plant Saturday after it waa served Its tenth anniversary
Catherine Ryan, maid of
stolen from in front of
her Tuesday. The tavern, located the driver will gladly show honor, and the Mlaaea Nan
>v r>1
d explain Its use artd opBrush ttrkm *r««HII m iwnri. home 4wlng *h* pr* t it
eration.
ace. One w u put out Fri- night.
ski.
Donna Komoalneki,
COSTUMI JIWIUIY
Abbattello mentioned the Marie Suchclckl, Dorothy
day in a field acroaa from
St. Mary's Cemetery at Hi IS Robert Bloodgood of 296 One of the local residents portable Incubator aa a must Kawalec, Carol
Mldura,
P.M.
Piremen alao exi Street, Morgan, alao attending the Kentucky Derby valuable piece of equipment Barbara Ruszcxyk and Ar- Wettnet • 0lemewai> - Welltti
tinguished a car fir* at 7150
rted hia car etolen Sat- this week was Mlas Eileen used to transport new-bom lene
Kabara, each acP.M. Saturday on Flrat
y. The car, atrlpped of Sullivan, daughter of Mr. and Infants at hospital controlled companied by flower glrla,
Street
near
Broadway. reglatratlnn plates, was Mm. Phillip Sutllvan, She la condition*. The portable InA proceaaioo led by the
Owner of the oar waa Charles parked at the lot adjacent a
Kttidtnt at Naxareth cubator will he carried In clerjty preceded the crownMorris of CMffwond Reach. to a atrvlce station on College, UmUvill*, Ken- the nmhuiance for the Ing t'eromnny wMlpihe Iliany
general public to up* during and «Hhvr tiumna w<>re Miing
Broadway and Itordtmtown tucky,
the drlvf. 11* public will hy the t'i>tigr»nattnn. Rev.
On tha subject uf car firaa, Ave, and wa* later found
«|»n h« eiilv to lnapvct the Vincent N«»bua of St. SttphSouth Amboy was glv#n a by him at the landfill.
new I«M Chevrolet ambu- »n*a t^ufyhi J*crth Ambov.
hp»rt
-Me**—eye Saturday when
lanct, which was delivered gave the ••rnton. Christ liu?
The electric mettr drink- aelectad "T»y me"
someone threw a lighted
cigarette -butt onto the a eat ing fountain and lock to thtPolice to attend a three day and put into service this Uabenakl, c^ualit of the
10* N
of iht car of John Van Claaf pump house were damaged course In Marine t.aw at the month.
crowner, w u her flowtr girl IOUTM AMI0¥. N. }.
of tha Sioux City Air Forct at tha Frog Hollow Swim N. J, Police Academy In Sea
No wonder women live attendant.
|O#»4 teOAMO » r M)
, ^ '
tlaae, Iowa. Hla car waa on Pub Saturday, a club mem- Girt,
-lunger than men. See how Fvery
day la judg.
Hitvene Avenue at tha time. ber reported.
Buses will leave the 1I1U- long they're girl*!
ment day -- uae a lot of it
creat
Inn at II A.M. on May
JPfW J o Adyertife
.
JSdwaxda.
.
«
k
AwtheV mean •*#•** *****1sih for I tfip t c i r m d m i
the 3, C. Hltgln*, siaa 28 waa charged with breaklnt an
Track. Seats are still
bicycle from the front porch office window at the William Race
n anA may hn fthr^ln»H hy
RUKI
Afaney
an
Broiawiy
of Leslie CoylaT, 34D Henry
Street, Saturday. Coyletold April 29 waa fined $5 and
police thai tha theft 1of bia S3 costs by. Magistrate John
cycle, blue with white trim, R. Everitt Monday on a
took place at 12,30 A.M.charge of malicious mischief. HU father had the
, civil D e l e t e Director Jotin window repaired the followSzatkowski disclosed this ing day.
week that the air raid shatter
at Hoffman High School will
soon be stocked with equipment a n d * . ^ r v
r..
the Rsxitsit' ATieinu,
ATTRACTS
OVER FLOW CROWD
M0THBlf8DAY
Large Selection
of Gifts for . . .
S
HOLDER
Sgt. Raymond Mundy had
a car without registration
it
abandoned on-loj«ax
Raritan Street, Impounded youfigatei' in, but he refused
and towed away Saturday. to give an explanation. He
w u turned over by Patrol-
Holmdel State Police r e - men Francla Norek and John
quested a fire truck to ex- Quggan to hla mother.
ungulah >a trailer firs on Earlier that day Ron Nagy
the parkway Saturday. Sec- of Melroae,. ran Into three
ond Aaalatant Chief Prank boya^ aged ^ 1 3 ^ loitering
Conroy aeiwrea 1
« were from Summit and
tress call after the fire w u
(be
third from Plalnfield. AU
caponed out.
told , P«rolra»n, .Fraud*
mmo
wj
[
^
Valentino's
ornamenta
' Reoofnlaed were atudaitta
Wttl CONDUCT ITS
.
-
ANNUAL MAINTENANCE and FUND DMVE
-
traditional Foundera'
goda'a Tavern on Feltu* memoradng theScreet* wea»»Ju^ckM over tb« XK*1MI itail uniyerflty
~r...
—-*•-.••••
Terrace foet a wire-halru,.
terrier last week. Th* pup parents wars noflftad.
answera
to the name
of "Bonnie" tfanyone should Oedrg* Oominger, 411 Dor-dtntown A*f,, wmth Amboy,
spot him. .
concrete
Th* South Amboy Fi
and Safety Squad
» » » *
ilTBN HEOTVLIMITS
VAtENTINO'S
FORMAL WIAR
219 SMITH STREET
""•;•"; A M B O Y ,
U ^ - ~ , . . - » . ) # ! - i . y. J ...,»,Jk.i
Tb» MM TH AMKttt 4 I T U It*
Thursday, May V,
-10-
Hosa,
To Celebrate
WOMEN'S THURS. NIGHT
DOWUNG LEAGUE
ft* of WiyHT
;itnj
chrwen from among
Motor (Company em
s ut the Kdjson Plant
.special
i
f of his contributions
oijfBranding
C it. hit community,
ot ihv finallMlH will
JuViin'ii*Au*iTi"Ti«3fy™«l
41
K». Am boy Truwl ( • . 3ft W *IVk
Jim'. l.»«n«r
U M
Jvrf * t',n>. SrrvW
MH I I V>
Miirphy'n Hrrrk«
ii
17
Honor roll: H. ttar^Ur I H .
B. Jsrmki 1M,
an i'nuTHVtid Com
St-rvlce Award
. f h r fourth will
.i Heparute
I
iii. i|i 1 J. Iwsultl
i', PIIN« in, lift 0.
1*7, J. Hatpwa W, i.
Hi, lift; M. Mndy lit,
J. ( m y 1M. 8. R«ua»w.
IM.
iiiv
Ni .11" .ii an awards dlnnt1
i | l t held May 21 at flu
\\IMI,HI)
1 j ' l y - MnuHc
al
Three-gam* wi*a«n: J K H M ' «
Auto Body.
Two-r«M*
\trnt.. I'nrk.
l>. utdltlmt t>> ttahn, th
illil.nt'K for tln> top award an 1
M.HiK I he! of .Scotch 'Mains.
Kr mirth Herrmann ofdJgii
tewn, and •Tugene Szaho
I r.uiklln
townnhip.
I
K lli.SI'
winner will be given ;in t-n
^.aved Town Crier's IU-H,v
v Illi1 •
~ttrr Met
llahn, who works in t h e '
('••mpaiiy will hold .1 dinner
HMJ dance ti^ romnu'iiiuriitc
it* seventieth anniversary named basketball and hane
hall coach at St. Peter's
"Flip
ScnooF,
on May 2!S, l')h'J. Jack Spenafter
firaduatlnK from that
cer and hiA orchestra will
provide the music. In con- school. He l» belter known
junction with this affair, of locally at the president und
the ojdest exempt members the head coach of the South
will he honored: Dick Mlel- Ambfty tabro H<)f> Warner
t<>p, Jr., George Campfe, footbail i*am. and John Smite.
On the Ticket Committee
are: Jack Hospidor, Chairman; Artie. Burke; Hd I ricksen and Pred Leslie.
The. lions Uui> will have
a« their guests the Hoffman
High School HaRketball Team
at .) dinner at John's Halfal
KJin'fl
11 a I t. IV ^ t.
I f< itifci rt
Fir«t M«th. " C
A
H«\i'>.
I . J I U
. , r i i H i i u u i l
,ili,,
Hi.uiiiii.'
Service Anniversjtfias
2
eriyr
! CWV POPPY SALE
ii'< 1 r.nli M a s s at t h e 5a~
• 1 • -I i i c j r t
c h u r c h , John tMHUKtT TKNT t.lCHTIM.
Afiothnr mn nf thr iinitiy jtii.«|
; >.< Ki'wnkl Is Chattman of
1
'iiifi-i;
•;• ••! h
iifiil
T
JIIIIII
I 'HIII-ZI'W »kl. m i l
Tell
NOW OPEN
It MMI»«< ihi* kNrk 'if >.»JII
litfbl,
i n'»
v\oi\
Why In thtrt nevtr fnoiifh
pr
l»« I t k r
tt t i t l i i
rrtlfiit
m,.ji>
pill
TlilM I I .
,r: Ii time u» du U right? Hut a U
w«vi» riuniah time to do It
MVP I" I
l
IU 1 hi*
nn ' A n i l l
W t h at
x i>n Ri*ul» V
y too,
UrttanaM atwi
uncT f'dward tirinakt, w«r*
pi»R»iii al thf dinn#r, Mayort hariiu)lli> ami C l
SchttltK sm*« brltfly, John
Kaltenbach was Toaatmaatcr,
Th» gifis Mr, Cotnoukl received were presented by
Ruland Gray and Kenneth
SpauJcttng,
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NEWS
— FtlOAY IPfCIAL -<•
FISH PUHER 90c
JHllMP PUTTH
SCAUO*
:
ITwv
'Oinnari lo. «o out at adl ItmaiJ
B. J.
Excavating
GRADING
Tor mti. - mAspis « VNP
rturwirr ••-*1&AYT0N rrnitrr '
•OUtH AMKJt, K. J
iCTTTtT
Jfowv comes fast tAise rft/a. fo get it
to people while it's hot, newspapers
make sure theif trucks ere reliable.
CHCVROLST
Uhphon$ your Chtvroht d$al$r for tgi/ type of truck.
MI6GS CHEVROLET
M l t t w irnnswiek
Ha; t .
•C." Huntsrisn Rwfww,
Huly Trinity Bpto.. Flnit MtUu
-A."
T*o
•.ml Paul. Tint M**h. "B,
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(h*r*n, F\t%i Pi tab. "D,"
V'i*?«t
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200.
T li'eiVTi'r w'lfT'i' iTii-" Vi
S u 'iiticll Intt
RARITAN J
Olllff
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R«tntan 2U. J. Yea|t«r 212, B.
Kurt» 20*. H. Parki W7, A.
20^. L. LarMn 8r. *8A,
^ M TW Wg,i»:fltwnmel» »>l> R.
SpeciAiizing in babies', children's
and men's haircutting
ttii fitest htir stflis for ttii
mill mimbin of your household
Iff
Flnt lfetk. *C*
FTr«t Pwwt; "IT* H ~ ~ t t Conklin ««t*i "A" 30 J*
TTril
Chrlrt
HunatrUn Rsfoim
17 m
C.lrary M«thMVi 33 W
Honor roth H BurtMn S7T,
iM. IW-^IM; A. Cltek tM,
2«0. / . Wwti
Bob Stary's Barber Shop
A chip nn iiit>rth"Ulderofren
H'K thst t h r r f lit
Fini B»ptlU
St. ?tUr '*"
Holy Trinity
ChrUt Bpti.
n
Mi^lah Lutbaran
Firtt Mrth. "A"
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u-i'H r»i rtluniJtiiim f..fl i-
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/ i n
Rememberonly YOU can prevent
forest fires 1
@
1
James J. Butler, 179 Washington RdM Sayreville, N. j .
45-Year Anniversary:
, (!•!• .sacred Heart Catholic
Jamea
K, Klanigan, 320 I',.!- \ t i o r a n H will conduct
;i i'-j>|>v S s l e on May Wlh5th. St. v South Amfcoy, M, j t
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25« Year Anniversary:
Herbert H. Bright, 36ft Main
St., Sayfevllle, N, J.
House on May 16.
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Miss Alice A. Shafnacker,
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