1968-04-11 - Sadie Pope Dowdell Public Library
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, Vol. 89 No. 16 South Amboy, N. J. Advertising Less than 75% Thursday, April <strong>11</strong>,<strong>1968</strong> Price Si {Out of Town 7#)<br />
Letters To The Editor<br />
To the Citizens of South Amboy:<br />
I'm writing this in response to Mr. David B. Brown's<br />
latter in the March 28 Issue of the CITIZEN. I say,<br />
"Three cheers for himl" He had enough courage to<br />
stand up and express his feelings and hopes' for South<br />
Amboy.<br />
After reading Mr. Brown's letter, I was shocked. Is it<br />
true that such a small number of South Amboy a ns went<br />
to hear the talk on drug addiction? Not even 15 citizensl<br />
I, for one, couldn't attend the talk since I am attending<br />
an out-of-state college—but I am certain I would have<br />
Attended had I been home.<br />
Since I am informed of the "goings-on" of my peers,<br />
I feel a responsibility of awakening the parents and civic<br />
leaders to the increasing danger of the use of drugs in<br />
our town. Wake up to reality as Mr. Brown urges. Don't<br />
just sit by the curb and watch the youth go down the drain.<br />
Try to teach the youth what is rinht and what is wrong;<br />
let them know you care; help them if they can't help themselves;<br />
set a good example. Don't let them go to "pot".<br />
The song quoted by Mr. BrdVn is true, sorry to say.<br />
South Amboy is basically a great city. It has tried many<br />
times to help its youth but to no avail. Why is this? It's<br />
because enough people don't care; they don't want to get<br />
Involved; they leave it up to the other guy. Why don't<br />
the citizens realize that what happens in a city reflects<br />
on ALL of the inhabitants, not just a few of them? Why<br />
is it only a few good people are aware of their responsibilities?<br />
Think about it — have you done your share<br />
in the development oi Soutn Amboy? Or have you left<br />
the burden on* a few individuals? If everyone would co-<br />
^ operate and work together, our town could become even<br />
nicer. If could again become "the Pleasant Little City".<br />
1 could say much more but I don't know if it will do<br />
any good. Maybe no one is listening to me -- are you?<br />
If so, I wonder if anything will be done now?!?<br />
/s/ A Concerned College Girl<br />
Lions Club Plans<br />
Pancake Breakfast<br />
The South Amboy Lions<br />
Club will hold a pancake<br />
and sausage breakfast on<br />
Sunday, April 28, from 7:30<br />
a.m. until noon at Christ<br />
Church Memorial Hall,<br />
South Amboy.<br />
Tickets are priced at<br />
$1.00 each and may be obtained<br />
from Chairman<br />
Franklin English, any<br />
member of the Lions Club,<br />
or at the door.<br />
In conjunction with the<br />
breakfast, free eye screen-<br />
Ing will be conducted,.<br />
Voter Registration<br />
Announced<br />
Acting City Clerk Natalie<br />
Brennan has announced that<br />
voter registrations for the<br />
forthcoming primary election,<br />
June 4, will take place<br />
at the City Hall, John St.,<br />
South Amboy, April 22, 23,<br />
24, 25 from 7 to 9 p.m.<br />
The last day for registration<br />
and change of address<br />
is April 25 at 9 p. m.<br />
Petitions must be submitted<br />
no later than 4 p.m.<br />
on April 25.<br />
MADURA PHARMACY<br />
T.I. PArkwoy 1-1732<br />
Open This Sunday<br />
Arity'i and Peterwn't<br />
Ct«Met far ft* 0«y<br />
IN MM af Mwrgwuy C«U<br />
This Is A Personal<br />
Message To YOU<br />
Franklin D. English,<br />
president of the South Amboy<br />
Community Blood Bank<br />
has released the following<br />
statement.<br />
We know that you care<br />
about your family; we know<br />
that you care about your<br />
neighbors. YOUkhow you'll<br />
be'helping both your family<br />
and your neighbors when<br />
you donate a pint of blood<br />
at your local Community<br />
Blood Bank.<br />
The Red Cross Blood mobile<br />
will visit South Amboy<br />
"on Saturday, APRIL 27 at<br />
the KNIGHTS OF COLUM-<br />
BUS HALL, Fourth Street,<br />
from 10 A.M. to 3:30 P.M.<br />
The success of this vital<br />
community undertaking depends<br />
upon your being<br />
1 there. It is up to you<br />
whether you and your fellow<br />
citizens of South Amboy<br />
will hay.e to pay high<br />
prices for blood instead of<br />
getting blood at our local<br />
hospital through our Community<br />
Blood Bank.<br />
Giving blood is painless<br />
and takes little more than<br />
an hour of your time. No<br />
fasting. Eat your normal<br />
meals. If possible, call in<br />
advance to make an appointment.<br />
The number to<br />
call is 721-2205.<br />
If you really care; if you<br />
honestly wish to face up to<br />
this projection needed by<br />
your own family, then don't<br />
leave it up to the other guy.<br />
Call,today.<br />
J. J. Hirrigan Co., Inc.<br />
— Reel littlt ft Iuurtpce —<br />
(Sayreville Shopping Center)<br />
Phme FArkwey 1.7100<br />
Recipients Of New Jersey State Scholarships<br />
JUDITH HUCK<br />
FRANCES PIRK<br />
The recipients of the State<br />
Scholarships from Hoffman<br />
High School include: Sandra<br />
Bloodgood,daughter of Mr6.<br />
Clarkson Bloodgood, Jr.,<br />
of 254' Henry St. and the late<br />
Mr. Bloodgood; Miss Frances<br />
Pirk, daughter of Mr.<br />
and Mrs. Raymond Pirk of<br />
47 Pupek Rd.; Miss Judith<br />
Reick, daughter of Mr. and<br />
Mrs. George Reick, 133<br />
George St.; and Miss Shirley<br />
Zakrzewski, daughter<br />
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph<br />
Zakrzewski, 412 Henry St.<br />
Miss Bloodgood has been<br />
accepted for admission to<br />
Newark State where she<br />
will pursue the Early Childhood<br />
Prograjrf in September.<br />
Miss Uloodgood belongs<br />
to the Future Teachers of<br />
America. She also played<br />
a leading role in the Senior<br />
Play. In her sophomore<br />
\w\r she receivedacertificate<br />
of educational development<br />
from Science Research<br />
Associates who<br />
.sponsored The National<br />
I ducational Development<br />
le.sts.<br />
Miss Pirk will attend<br />
Northeastern Collegiate<br />
JUble Institute in Essex.<br />
Jails, N. J. where she will<br />
*-eUldy fora degree in religious<br />
education.<br />
Miss Pirk has been very<br />
active while at Hoffman<br />
High School. She has been<br />
a member of the Hoffman<br />
Chapter of the National<br />
Honor Society for the past<br />
three years and its treasurer<br />
during her senior<br />
yea r. She is president of<br />
i he student Council, featUF-e<br />
editor oflloffmanHi-Lites,<br />
w.is a member of the varsity<br />
cheer lea ding squad and<br />
president of the <strong>Library</strong>,<br />
t ouncil in her sophomore<br />
> ear.<br />
In September, Miss Reick<br />
will matriculate at Trenton<br />
State College where she<br />
will major in elementary<br />
education.<br />
MisB Reick has enjoyed<br />
an active life white at Hoffman<br />
High. She is editor of<br />
the school yearbook, captain<br />
of the varsity cheerleaders<br />
and is a member<br />
of the Math Club, <strong>Library</strong><br />
Council, and Chess Club.<br />
Shirley Zakrzewski will<br />
attend Rutgers in Newark<br />
where she will study for<br />
her degree in medical technology.<br />
KELLY ELEVATED TO<br />
Col. David B. Kitlly, Suptinntimiliml of thi;<br />
N. J. State Polic«, has been promoted to the<br />
rank oi Brigadier General, the U. S. Army an<br />
nounced recently.<br />
Pictured above, left to right, are:, the General'*<br />
mother, Mr*. Theresa Kelly; hit wife.<br />
SHIRLtY /AKH/l WSKl<br />
SANDHA BLOODGOOD<br />
Miss Zakr/.ewski has been<br />
a number of the National<br />
1 lonor Society for 2 years &<br />
has participated In mostextra<br />
- curricuiar programs.<br />
She's been a varsity cheerleader<br />
for 4 years, a member<br />
of the" <strong>Library</strong>," Math<br />
& the Future Teachers of<br />
America Clubs. She's been<br />
on the staff of the school<br />
newspaper for 3 years and<br />
enjoyed a major role, in the<br />
senior play.<br />
GENERAL<br />
i, Gi!t)i;rdl Kelly, and General John G.<br />
Cassidy, commander of the 70th Division. Mrs.<br />
Kelly and General Cauidy pin the stirs on the<br />
General. K*<br />
(PI«M turn to p«g« 6, "Home*! Corner" for Mmpl«ti«Qfy.)<br />
, i<br />
Committee Changes<br />
On Works Board<br />
I .ust Tuesday's meeting<br />
of the Hoard of <strong>Public</strong><br />
Works produced the following<br />
changes in the work-<br />
Ing committees of the<br />
Board: Commissioner T.<br />
Lewandowski was elected<br />
vice-president; Commissioner<br />
Robert Leslie was<br />
named chairman of the<br />
lighting committee and will<br />
replace former Commissioner<br />
O'Learyjan ail other<br />
committees; and Commissioner<br />
Chester Clszewski<br />
was named chairman ofthe<br />
committee on water.<br />
These changes were made<br />
necessary due to the resignation<br />
of William O'Leary<br />
from the Board, and the appointment<br />
of Robert Leslie,<br />
to replace him.<br />
It was announced that the<br />
new salary ordinance will<br />
IK- introduced at the next<br />
meeting of the Board. The<br />
Hoard also went on record<br />
favoring an increase in<br />
salary for Hdward (Ned)<br />
Moran and Joseph Kudelka,<br />
chief operators at the Sewage<br />
and Water plants, respectively.<br />
The Bo^rr< wfU<br />
recommend that their<br />
salaries be comparable to<br />
that of a foreman ofthe city<br />
street department.<br />
Superintendent Charles -<br />
Thompson reported that<br />
there are some complaints<br />
of rusty water throughout<br />
the city, and that this condition<br />
is due to the installation<br />
of new fire hydrants<br />
and other necessary repairs.<br />
METHODIST CHURCH TO<br />
HOLD SUNRISE SERVICE<br />
The Methodist Church of<br />
South Amboy announces<br />
that they will holdan Easter<br />
Sunrise Service on Sunday,<br />
April 14, at 6a.m., on the<br />
. site of their new Church at<br />
the foot of Frank Ave,,<br />
Sayreville.<br />
The Rev. Mr. Eldrich<br />
Campbell will conduct the<br />
service.<br />
Main Liquor Store<br />
On Upper Main & David St.<br />
Triangle<br />
Ect*y Fork i Stop<br />
We Deliver PA 10 144<br />
r<br />
HENRY'S<br />
Barber Shop<br />
2 Barbers - No wartingi<br />
HAIR STYLING<br />
i> F i-ltDs St. South AmbOy<br />
you think of<br />
GREETING CARDS<br />
think of<br />
PETERSON PHARMACY<br />
Pmciiptioni line* 1890<br />
RUJJ»II Stovar CindiM<br />
for my oceraion<br />
132 N. Broadway PA 1.0199<br />
PA1LY- WEEKLY<br />
,LOCAL LICENSEE<br />
BRI6GS CHEVROLET<br />
. 721-1400
*MBOY CITIZEN fhuraday, April <strong>11</strong>,1908<br />
nurt CA # r/ SEASON SAVINGS I<br />
Galvanized STItL<br />
CHAIN LINK<br />
FENCE<br />
NOW$'<br />
100 Ft. x 4 Ft. High<br />
ON1Y<br />
INCLUDE*<br />
'Chain Link flirt<br />
'Tip Ml<br />
• Heavy Daty Liu Ptsts<br />
COMPLETttt MSTALUO<br />
In concrtta with tha flflatt<br />
Afhtrtcon mada product*. All<br />
HmtrftMr Up* >—* >»<br />
ham* Wort.<br />
(VIM MM H*. M,MI<br />
NTMT «MU »1*ll<br />
Dual-Hall anhonot lha baaoty of your ham •• M<br />
addi a (ouch o( modtrn dignity to yovf chain link<br />
NO Monty DtWD j<br />
rncc; Ony . ^^.^ « Up to 5 ytar* *• Payj<br />
AR5CO FENCE<br />
COINH OF *l»<br />
AND lUMMMHItl ROAD<br />
IAST MUNSWICK, N.J.<br />
157-9130<br />
61* MAIN ST.<br />
ASSURY PARK<br />
77S-88M<br />
NORTH JERSCY<br />
ESSEX COUNTY<br />
621-2140<br />
• » >ONt US COLLECT 14 H»3. DAILY AND SUNDAY •<br />
Happy Easter<br />
N. OPPENHEIM & SON<br />
5,10, ft 25 Cent Store<br />
$, 8roadway Soufh Amboy, N. J.<br />
. 721-0283<br />
FIRST BAPTIST<br />
CHURCH NEWS<br />
An Easter Dawn Service<br />
will be held in the church<br />
sanctuary- at 6 a.m. Sunday,<br />
The Church' School<br />
meets In die sanctuary for<br />
their lesson, led by Mrs.<br />
B. Abbatiello. The Family<br />
Worship Service at <strong>11</strong> a.m.<br />
features the singing of the<br />
Cherub '& Chancel Choirs<br />
and the sermqor''The Power<br />
of a NamV^by Rev.<br />
Brown.<br />
There will no no BYF<br />
Sunday evening.<br />
Members of the church<br />
are urged to give their time<br />
during the next week to<br />
give the church, building<br />
a cleaning. The trustees<br />
are In charge.<br />
The Evening Circle meets<br />
on Thursday at Esther Peterson's.<br />
The BYF travels to Freehold<br />
for an Association<br />
Rally on April 20.<br />
Police News<br />
On his plea of guilty of<br />
fighting on a public street,<br />
Charles Reed, 139 Shore<br />
Blvd., EastKeansburg, was<br />
fined $25 and costs by Judge<br />
John Everitt, In Tuesday<br />
night's court. Patrolman<br />
John O'Leary was the arresting<br />
officer.<br />
ZJ JULIE'S<br />
Beauty Parlor<br />
EXPERT HAIR CUTTING<br />
Specialising in '<br />
TINTING and 1 MINUTE<br />
PERMANENT WAVING<br />
(No Chtmiuls)<br />
<strong>11</strong>8 Bo. 8t«v«n> Are.<br />
South Amboy, N«w Ju*ty<br />
PhoM PArkwar 1-«M7<br />
(Ovar 8<strong>11</strong> Y*ars Expcrlanet)<br />
CloMd WEDNESDAYS<br />
JULIE DOWNS, Prop.<br />
GUS<br />
POTTS'<br />
CAUNDAR<br />
Of EVENTS<br />
The executive board of<br />
the Sacred Heart PTA will<br />
meet on Tuesday, April 16<br />
at 8 p.m. in the school<br />
cafeteria.<br />
The regular monthly PTA<br />
meeting will be held ,on<br />
Thursday, April 18 aw?: 30<br />
p.m. in the parish hall.<br />
The Ladies Auxiliary of<br />
the Ancient Order of Hibernians<br />
will meet on Tuesday,<br />
April 16 at 8 p.m. In<br />
the Protection Fire House.<br />
Card Party, benefit of<br />
Christ Church building<br />
fund, Friday, April 19 at<br />
8 p.m., Christ Church Memorial<br />
Hall.<br />
b<br />
Dinner - fashion show<br />
sponsored by the Jesse Selover<br />
PTO, Thursday, Apr.<br />
25 at 7:30 p.m. at the Madison<br />
Inn Restaurant, Rt.<br />
9, Madison Township.<br />
Mechanictfvllle Hose<br />
Company will hold a dinner<br />
dance observing its 75th<br />
anniversary and honoring<br />
John Norek on Saturday,<br />
May <strong>11</strong> at John's Halfway<br />
House beginning at 7.-30<br />
p. m, TicketB are $6.00 and<br />
may be purchased from<br />
Chairman Russell Stillwagon,<br />
and also John<br />
Hospidor and James Reilly.<br />
radoui<br />
•Y<br />
JTIVIUR<br />
SHOP AT i<br />
HOME<br />
SERVICE<br />
call<br />
249-5422<br />
SACRED HEART C.Y.O. SETS DANCE<br />
"Jay and the Techniques"<br />
will appear In person on<br />
Monday, April 15, at the<br />
Jernee Mill Inn, Jernee<br />
Mill Road., Sayreville.<br />
The dance is sponsored<br />
by the Sacred Heart C.Y.O.,<br />
South .Amboy. Music will<br />
be furnished by the<br />
"AZTECS".<br />
The doors will open at<br />
7:30 p.m. and admission is<br />
$3.00 per person.<br />
And Neighbors<br />
HOME MADE SMOKED A FRESH KIELBASI<br />
EASTER HAM (SMOKED-EXTRA<br />
LEAN)<br />
TURKEYS - CAPONS - CHICKENS<br />
HOME MADE SAUERKRAUT<br />
Place All Orders In Advance<br />
BARANOWSKI'S MARKET.INC.<br />
<strong>11</strong>6 SO. PINE AVENUE SOUTH AMBOY.N.J.<br />
Phone 721-0650<br />
PINE<br />
LIQUOR<br />
STORE<br />
EXTERIOR CAR WASH $1.25<br />
HOOK LESS CONVEYOR • BLOWER DRIED<br />
SOUTH AMBOY CAR WASH<br />
(Across from the Thunderbird L<br />
Monday thru Friday 8 A.M. to 7 P.M.<br />
Saturday 8 A.M. to 6 P.M.<br />
Sunday & HoHdayi 8 A.M. to 1 P.M.<br />
PArkway 14781<br />
S33 BORDENTOWN AVENUE<br />
SOUTH AMBOY, N J.<br />
(Near 3. Amboy Hoapitel)<br />
- Next to Zimmerman.'! -<br />
JSU corp.<br />
47 MCHCHSTRErT<br />
HEW SRUMSWICK. N.J.<br />
Man* 249-5423<br />
D00LIN6<br />
ELECTRIC COMPANY<br />
103 $. PINE AVE.<br />
SOUTH AMBOY, N. J.<br />
721-1942<br />
i;<br />
BIRARDI MOVERS<br />
U.S. Hwy. 9<br />
South Amboy, N. J.<br />
roil SIRVICI CAU<br />
721-5425<br />
NOTICE<br />
Happy<br />
. m<br />
A Easter<br />
Lewis Plumbing<br />
& Heating Inc.<br />
Hffiry it<br />
.v<br />
South Amboy, N. J.<br />
721-0584<br />
THE LAST DAY FOR FILING PETITIONS IN THE<br />
FORTHCOMING PRIMARY ELECTION, JUNE'4,<strong>1968</strong>,<br />
IS APRIL 25 AT 4 P.M. IN THE CITY CLERK'S^<br />
OFFICE, JOHN ST., SOUTH AMBOY.<br />
THE LAST DAy FOR REGISTRATION OR CHANGE<br />
OF ADDRESS IS APRIL 23, 196B AT 9 P.M.<br />
/$/ NATALIE BRENNAN<br />
Acting City Clerk<br />
DAYLIGHT BAKERY<br />
CLOSED EASTER SUNDAY & MONDAY<br />
10) N. Bropdway South Amboy, N. J.<br />
7210153
ihtlOiJTH AMBOY CITIZEN Thuradiy, AprA <strong>11</strong>,1988<br />
The following area births<br />
fcive been-recorded at the<br />
•' South Amboy Memorial<br />
Hospital:<br />
.'< " Daughter to Mr. & Mrs.<br />
L_ John Cantalopo, Jr., Skyw—top<br />
Gardens, Parlin.<br />
' Daughter to Mr. & Mrs.<br />
: Charles Stropoll," 14 Tulip<br />
. Dr., Madison Township.<br />
Daughter to Mr. & Mrs.<br />
John Quirin, 34 Shadow Lane<br />
Dr., Old Bridge.<br />
>• Son to Mr. & Mrs. Michael<br />
.... Shoendorf, 3 Edgeview Rd.,<br />
..Keyport.<br />
Son to Mr. & Mrs. Robert<br />
Ktiran, 338 Parker Ave.,<br />
Sbuth Amboy.<br />
Daughter to Mr. & Mrs.<br />
Edward Anderson, 607<br />
Greenwood Ave., Laurence<br />
Harbor.<br />
Son to Mr. &• Mrs. John<br />
'. McCabe, 220 Cedar St.,<br />
" South Amboy.<br />
Daughter to Mr. & Mrs.<br />
John Kaprowicz, 13,7 Washington<br />
Rd., Sayrevflle.<br />
Son to Mr. & Mr6. Richard<br />
McCook, 1095RudyardDr.,<br />
Perth Amboy.<br />
Son to Mr. & Mrs. Robert<br />
Volkert, 390 Orchard Ave;,<br />
Laurence Harbor.<br />
A aon was born to Mr.<br />
.. and Mrs. Stephen C. Maldony,<br />
Jr. of 12 Scott Ave.,<br />
'•"" South Amboy, on Sunday,<br />
March 31, <strong>1968</strong>, at the John<br />
F, Kennedy Cqmmunity<br />
' Hospital, Edison.<br />
' The following area births<br />
•—--have been recorded at St.<br />
Peter's General Hospital,<br />
•'New. Brunswick:<br />
Son to Mr. & Mrs. Ronald<br />
"•••• Dtfggett, Parkview at Madi-<br />
! * w ion, Laurence Harbor.<br />
Daughter to Mr. & Mrs.<br />
: Philip Qulgley, 41 Button-<br />
> wood Drive, Parlin.<br />
•' Daughter to Mr. & Mrs.<br />
John Orsag, 19 Reid St.,<br />
Sayreville.<br />
Daughter to Mr. & Mrs.<br />
- Frank Wltczak, 160 Pula-<br />
•kl Ave., Sayreville.<br />
The following area births<br />
have been recorded at the<br />
Perth Amboy General Hospital:<br />
Son to Mr. and Mrs.<br />
Walter Grzyb, 183 Orchard<br />
St., Laurence Harbor.<br />
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs.<br />
Anthony Prodelly, 265 Midland<br />
Ave., Morgan.<br />
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs.<br />
Derrill Me Intyre, Skytop<br />
Gardens, Parlin.<br />
Son to Mr. and Mrs.<br />
Joseph Cann, 12 Vincent<br />
PL, Sayreville.<br />
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs.<br />
Michael Butler, 94 Oliver<br />
^.Ave., Laurence Harbor.<br />
Son to Mr, and Mrs. Donald<br />
Clark, 13 Mereer pr.,<br />
South Amboy.<br />
MARRIAGE<br />
ANNOUNCED<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Charles<br />
Urown of 352 Parker A>ye.,<br />
have announced the marriage<br />
of their daughter,<br />
Nancy Lee of Fort Wayne,<br />
Ind. to Robert Allen Bebee,<br />
son of Mr. and Mrs. Otis<br />
Bebee of Anderson, Indiana.<br />
HAPPY EASTER!<br />
Engaged<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore J. Midura,<br />
425 David St., South Amboy,<br />
have announced the engagement<br />
of their daughter, Carol<br />
Lee, to Pfc. Ronald A. Creed,<br />
son of Mr. and' Mrs. Raymond D.<br />
Creed, 345 Fourth St., South<br />
Amboy.<br />
Both are graduates of St.<br />
Mary'* High School, South Amboy.<br />
Miss Midura is currently in her<br />
junior year at Set on Hall University<br />
where she is majoring in<br />
Elementary Education.<br />
Pfc. Creed is currently stationed<br />
at Self ridge A.F.B., Michigan.<br />
> 7 ] b 7 1 g m v<br />
ice, he was employed by the National-Lead<br />
Co., Sayreville, and<br />
attended Middlesex County College.<br />
..»«*"*<br />
AUXILIARY SETS<br />
ODDS & ENDS SALE<br />
An Odds &Knda Sale sponsored<br />
by the Park-Haven<br />
Chapter of the South Amboy<br />
Memorial • Hospital<br />
Auxiliary will be held in<br />
the bayreville A & P Shop-'<br />
ping Center, Route 9, (behind<br />
the telephone building)<br />
on Saturday, April 20,<br />
beginning at 10 a.m. Anyone<br />
wishing to donate articles'<br />
for the sale, may<br />
call PA .1-1972.<br />
A rain date will b^ held<br />
on Saturday, April 27.<br />
ADAM LOVELY<br />
Plumbing<br />
and Heating<br />
GAS<br />
HEATING<br />
Uniti<br />
359 Henry Street<br />
SOUTH AMBOY<br />
Tel. PArkway 1.0<strong>11</strong>8<br />
WMXIXGE SOLEMNIZED<br />
Miss Barbara Feihberg,<br />
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.<br />
Louie Feinberg, 129 Alton<br />
St., Elizabeth, became the<br />
bride of David- L. Robertson,<br />
Jr., son of Mr. and<br />
Mrs. David Robertson, 413<br />
Parker Ave., South Amboy,<br />
Saturday, April 6, at-8:30<br />
p.m. in the Winfield Scott<br />
Hotel, Elizabeth.<br />
The bride was graduated<br />
from Uattin High School;<br />
Elizabeth, and is employed<br />
by Association Management<br />
Corp., Springfield.<br />
The bridegroom was<br />
graduated from Hoffman<br />
High School, South Amboy.<br />
He served two years in the<br />
U, S, Army one of which<br />
was spent in Vietnam. He<br />
is currently employed by<br />
Jet Messenger Service,<br />
Edison.<br />
Mrs. Theodore Czeck<br />
of Kearny served as matron<br />
of honor. Miss Emily May<br />
of the Bronx, New York, the<br />
i.<br />
bride's cousin, was the<br />
maid of honor. The bridesmaids<br />
were Miss Jean<br />
Marko. of Metuchen, and<br />
Mrs. 'William Matta, the<br />
^groom's sister, of Palisades<br />
Park. Miss Barbara<br />
Gale RosenzWeig, a cousin<br />
of the bride, was the Junior<br />
bridesmaid.<br />
Jiycy Uloodgood served<br />
as the best man. Ushering"<br />
w*."\2 Michael Feinberg, the<br />
brde's brother, of Elizabeth,<br />
and William Matta,<br />
ilit- groom's t>rother-iniaw,<br />
oi Palisades Park. The<br />
juiiior usher was Alan<br />
! Iowa id Rosenzweig, the<br />
brioe's cousin, of Meiiiclu<br />
n.<br />
1 allowing a wedding trip<br />
to Miami tteach, Fla., the"<br />
couple will reside in the<br />
Skytop Gardens, Parlin.<br />
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SUNDAY 9-1 PM.<br />
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Th^ SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN<br />
PUBLIC SCHOOL<br />
REGISTRATION<br />
Superintendent of Schools,<br />
Eugene S. Dobrzynski, has<br />
announced that registration<br />
ofnew pupils entering Kin-,<br />
dergarten will be held in<br />
. the auditorium of the H. G.<br />
Hoffman High School on<br />
John St., Tuesday, April<br />
3i\ and Wednesday, May 1,<br />
I9u8, from 9:30 to <strong>11</strong>:30<br />
a,m. and from 1:30 to 3:30<br />
p.m.<br />
To enter Kindergarten,<br />
pupils must be five years<br />
old on or before September<br />
15, <strong>1968</strong>.<br />
At the time of registration,<br />
the pupil's birth certificate<br />
must be presented<br />
together with the following:<br />
. 1. A complete DPT serfes<br />
with a booster within 3<br />
years of admission.<br />
2. A complete series of<br />
polio vaccine (Sabin or<br />
Salk) with a booster within<br />
2 years of admission.<br />
3. A successful Smallpox<br />
vaccination or three<br />
unsuccessful attempts to<br />
vaccinate.<br />
4. Either have had mea-<br />
•let or had measles vaccine.<br />
The Ambloypia (Lazy<br />
"Bye) detection test will be<br />
Idhiinistered at this time<br />
to all Kindergarten registrants.<br />
SOUTH AMBOY PTA<br />
SETS THEATRE PARTY<br />
The South Amboy PTA<br />
is sponsoring a dinnertheater<br />
party bus trip on<br />
May 31 to the Meadowbrook<br />
Dinner Theatre. Cedar<br />
Grove, to? see, Guys and<br />
Dolls starring Tony Martin.<br />
The bus will leave<br />
promptly at 4:45 p.m. from<br />
the school on John St. '<br />
Tickets are $<strong>11</strong>.SO and<br />
ma"y be purchased from<br />
Mrs. Shirley Aceta, 721-<br />
3818.<br />
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Streets Named, For Fallen Heroes<br />
STREET NAMED Pictured above, left to right, are: Sayreville<br />
Councilman Thomai Kuberski; Past Commander Walter Zygmond of<br />
the VFW Post No. 4699; Street naming chairman, Frank Michalik;<br />
and Commander James O'Neill of the V.F.W. Post No. 4699.<br />
On May 30, 1966 twentyfive<br />
names were drawn of<br />
veterans from Sayreville<br />
who lost their lives in<br />
World Wars I and It and<br />
the Korean conflict.<br />
To date of the total number<br />
of veterans' namee<br />
drawn, twenty have already<br />
had their names installed<br />
on streets in the Borough<br />
of Sayreville. The remaining<br />
number of names will<br />
be instated on, streets as<br />
they become available. The<br />
committee has Undertaken<br />
to see that a proper sign<br />
designating each of the veterans'<br />
names are properly<br />
installed.<br />
The following participated<br />
in the drawing: The Rev.<br />
Ladislaus Madura, Pastor<br />
of St. Stanislaus Church;<br />
Rev. Joseph Banach, St.<br />
Stanislaus Church; Theodore<br />
Unkel, Jr., Com-<br />
mander American Legion<br />
#2<strong>11</strong>; The Rev. Archibald<br />
Clark,*First Presbyterian<br />
Church; Walter Zygmond,<br />
Commander V.F.W. #4699;<br />
Councilman Thomas R.Kuberelci,<br />
(Acting "Mayor at<br />
the time); Benjamin Fritz,<br />
led Unkel, Sr. and Lee<br />
Heston, now deceased; and<br />
James O'Neill, Present<br />
Commander V.F.W. #4699.<br />
The drawing was conducted<br />
by the V.F.W. Post<br />
#4699 with Frank Michalik<br />
as chairman.<br />
The latest street named<br />
after a veteran on which<br />
the sign has already been<br />
installed is Miara St. located<br />
across from Haven<br />
Park in the P & J Builders<br />
property.<br />
A card party will be held<br />
for the benefit of the Christ<br />
Church building fund on<br />
Friday, April 19, <strong>1968</strong> at<br />
8 p.m. at the Christ Church<br />
Memorial Hall, Fourth St.,<br />
South Amboy.<br />
ThurwJty, April <strong>11</strong>,1»M<br />
NEFIT BUILDING FUND<br />
The donation is $i.00 per<br />
person.<br />
Tickets may be purchased<br />
from Josephine Rehfuas,<br />
Tom Kvist, Sr., or Bertha<br />
Schackleton.<br />
The public is invited.<br />
PETERSON'S PHARMACY<br />
132 N. Broadway South Amboy, N.J.<br />
7210137<br />
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Every Wednesday Until Further Notice<br />
^STARTING AT THE MAXFIELD SECTION, FROM<br />
DAYTON STREET TO THE INTERSECTION OF<br />
4VENUE AND BORDENTOWN AVENUE FROM 7 A.M.<br />
/ PROM BORDENTOWN AND PINE AVENUE TO<br />
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7h« SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN Thundfcy, April <strong>11</strong>,<strong>1968</strong><br />
The bridegroom attended<br />
MARRIAGE SOLEMNIZED Woodrow Wilson High<br />
school, Dallas Texas, and<br />
the University of Texas/"<br />
Austin. He is a member<br />
of Alpha Epsilon Pi Fralernity<br />
and is the president<br />
of J. p. Solin Co.,<br />
.1 real estate development<br />
and construction firm In<br />
Atlanta.<br />
I he bride designed her<br />
and the gown of the<br />
-smaids. The bride's<br />
was of eggshell silk<br />
The CITIZEN received a news release, too late to<br />
use as such, but never too late for this column, con-<br />
.cerning Dave Kelly. The information office of the 78th<br />
Division announced the promotion of Dave to the rank of<br />
Brigadier General.<br />
Being a few years older than Dee, I don't have the<br />
pleasure of recalling his years asa youth in South Amboy<br />
> and so I have to depend on you people to furnish me with<br />
anecdotage of this period. When the General's promotion<br />
•was first announced, I couldn't help but form a mental<br />
headline, "From Shammos to General". This would tie<br />
in one of your favorite stories, of Dee, with the well<br />
deserved recognition recently bestowed on him.<br />
A Shammos is the man who lights the candles for the<br />
Friday night services of the Hebrew Synagogue. Dave,<br />
as a.youngster living across from the local Synagogue<br />
on Henry St., did just that, he lit the candles and prepared<br />
the Synagogue for the local Congregation. Great!!!<br />
Typical South Amboy. Right? No wonder people from<br />
"the outside" can't fathom the close ties in our town.<br />
The General joined the<br />
Army in 1941 and rose from<br />
the grade of Private to<br />
First Sergeant with the 69th<br />
Field Artillery, 6th Armored<br />
Division. In 1942 he<br />
was graduated from Officer<br />
Candidate School at Fort<br />
Knox and w.as commissioned<br />
a 2nd Lieu-<br />
' tenant. He then served with<br />
the 8th Armored Division in<br />
Europe during World War<br />
II and was wounded in action<br />
in Germany. His decora-<br />
. tions include the Silver<br />
Star, Bronze Star and two<br />
Purple Hearts. He was discharged<br />
a Major in 1946<br />
and joined the 78th Infantry<br />
Division, U. S. Army Re-<br />
.' serve that year.<br />
A graduate of Seton Hall, the General and his wife,<br />
Geneva, reside at 529 Henry St. with their five children,<br />
David, Brian, Sean, Mary and Dennis. The General is<br />
alao a graduate of the U. S. Army Command and General<br />
Staff College, and before his promotion he served as<br />
Battalion Executive Officer, Battalion Commander and<br />
division Chief of Staff of the famed 78th Division. This<br />
Division is more popularly known as New Jersey's<br />
"Lightning Division''.<br />
The United States Army Reserve celebrates its 60th<br />
anniversary on April 23rd and special events are<br />
planned for the week of April 21-27.<br />
The 78th Division and Fort Dix are both outgrowths<br />
Of the draft of 1917. The need for a training camp and<br />
a division to train recruits became apparent and the government<br />
announced in June, 1917, that it would build an<br />
army camp on 4,000 acres of ground near Wrightstown.<br />
By late July, nearly 10,000 civilians started to build bar-<br />
, racks at the rate of ten a day, trying to accommodate<br />
50,000 men before Fall. The government named the camp<br />
Dix, in honor of a Civil War general and later Governor<br />
• of New York.<br />
On August 28, 1,200 second lieutenants entered the<br />
_ camp. The next day, the 78th Division was created. The<br />
first draftees arrived on September 5 and Clarence<br />
'Brown of Parkertown stood in line to be the first enrolled<br />
in the 78th, but had left his papers on his bunk.<br />
George M. Aikens and Frank Stewart, both of Mount<br />
Holly, stepped forward and jointly were named the first<br />
78ers. (Being a rather forlorn place, Camp Dix was soon<br />
dubbed "Camp Delirious".)<br />
In April of 1918, the* 78th acquired the nickname<br />
"Lightning" and the reputation of being a "Singing<br />
Army", According to John T. Cunningham of the publication<br />
New Jersey Business, "Jersey Lightning made<br />
small men feel tall and gave ordinary mortals strength<br />
they never dreamed possible. That barn-distilled, uncut<br />
applejack made men out of boys and supermen out of<br />
mere men. For the unwary, it could, without warning,<br />
sour the stomach, curl the hair and bulge the eyes;<br />
"Jersey Lightning was nothing to fool with.<br />
Being chosen by popular vote, the name "Lightning"}*'<br />
in tpite of the' above legend, wits most likely chosen to<br />
indicate a startling, Irresistible force. *<br />
The singing started with small groups, but by the end<br />
of April, thousands of soldiers gathered for camp song<br />
feats. Later, in the mud of France, a song could begin<br />
anywhere In the 78th and spread In all directions.<br />
The Lightning Division spearheaded the attack that<br />
routed the Germans In the Meuee-Argonne region. From<br />
October 10 to November 5, the 78th helped to knock out<br />
the enemy at Grand fire and the Bois de Loge. The<br />
twenty-six days of fighting in the Argonne took the lives<br />
of 16 officers and 785 enlisted men, plus 135 wounded<br />
officers and 4,068 wounded enlisted men.<br />
World War II saw the Lightning Division again in<br />
Europe, this time enmeshed in the Battle of The Bulge.<br />
Their original assignment, to capture the Schwammaneasl<br />
Dam and reservoir before the Germans could<br />
release the waters by bombing the dam, was delayed<br />
by the Panzer units from December 16, 1944 to January,<br />
1945, -»<br />
After capturing the dam Intact, the 78th raced onto<br />
help secure the captured Remagen bridge on the Rhine.<br />
» In their 128 days of combat, the Lightning men had received<br />
one Medal of Honor, nine DUtlnguUhed Service<br />
Crosses, 599 Silver Stars, twenty-six* Legion of Merit<br />
Medals, 3,909 Bronze Stajrs, 5,453 Purple Heart*, one<br />
Distinguished Service Medal and 97 fofelgn decoratiom.<br />
These came at the coBt of 1,359 deatha^and more than<br />
6,500 wounded. ><br />
Major Gene/a 1 John G. Caaildy of Nutley command!<br />
the 3,200 officers -and men in th« pr«i«ne training<br />
dlvlilon. Serving und«r General Ctiaidy t» titiatant ,<br />
division commander* are<br />
."Brlfttler XJeraraf -Harry<br />
J. Rockafeller of Manasquan,<br />
and Brigadier General<br />
David B.Kelly of South<br />
Amboy.<br />
Having struck twice,<br />
World War I and World<br />
War II, the veterans of the<br />
Lightning Division hope<br />
that It won't have to strike<br />
the third time. Yet, if<br />
necessary, itfis ready and<br />
capable of doing so. Of the<br />
red shoulder patch with a<br />
streak of lightning on it,<br />
a French officer had this to<br />
say, "It struck like a bolt<br />
of lightning leaving the battlefield<br />
red with blood."<br />
And so, our friend and<br />
neighbor, Dave Kelly, has<br />
another hat to wear, A few<br />
months back, this column<br />
enumerated some of the<br />
many hats of Dee, but this<br />
one indicates even more so<br />
the amount of trust, faith,<br />
confidence and respect he<br />
commands, not only from<br />
the people o'f South Amboy,<br />
but also the people and officials<br />
of the State of New<br />
Jersey and the United<br />
States Government.<br />
Sacred Heart PTA<br />
Plans Fashion Show<br />
The Sacred Heart PTA<br />
will hold a dinner and fashion<br />
show on Tuesday, April<br />
30, at 7:30 p,m. at Diamond<br />
Jim's Restaurant & Cockcan<br />
Lounge.<br />
Chairladies Mrs. Patricia<br />
Dygulskl and Mrs. Jean<br />
Knast have selected Steinback'<br />
6 fashions for - the<br />
show.<br />
Ads and boosters for the<br />
program may be obtained<br />
from Mrs. Mary Bringhurst<br />
and Mrs. Dorothy<br />
Breyta.<br />
Tickets priced at $4.00<br />
per person, are available<br />
from the committee, officers,<br />
and executive board<br />
members. •<br />
The public is cordially invited.<br />
MRS. SARAH<br />
Readings and Advice<br />
308 Smith Street<br />
Perth Amboy, N. J.<br />
HI 2-9891<br />
ALBERN'S<br />
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fO9 N. Broadway<br />
South Amboy, N. J.<br />
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Miss l..m>l Mie r. wiusliek,<br />
daughter uf Mrs. Analn.'l<br />
liwtushek, l(K) Augusta Si.,<br />
South Amboy, and the late<br />
Peter Lwtushek, was married<br />
to Jerry 0. Solin, yon<br />
of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice<br />
Solin of Atlanta, Ga. I he<br />
ceremony took place at<br />
noon on Sunday, April 7,<br />
in Temple D'nai Abraham,<br />
Newark, Rabbi Shlomo Levine<br />
officiated.<br />
The bride's brother,<br />
Peter J. Ewtushek, Jr., of<br />
South Amboy, gave the<br />
bride In marriage.<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Kobert<br />
Rabb, brother-in-law and<br />
sister of the bridegroom<br />
of Atlanta, Ga., served as<br />
best man and matron of<br />
honor. 1 he bridesmaids<br />
were: Mrs. Philip J, Martin<br />
of Cherry Mill, N. J.;<br />
Mi>.. Wioiuci Suudherg,<br />
l.disoii; and Miss Susan<br />
l-.rickson, the bride's cousin,<br />
of South Amiioy.<br />
Ushering were: Daniel<br />
Soisn of New York, Kenneth<br />
Solin of Parsippany,<br />
and Peter Epstein of<br />
Holyoke, Mass., all cousins<br />
of the groom. Master<br />
liruce Scott, the bride's<br />
cousin, of South Amboy,<br />
was the ring bearer.<br />
The bride was graduated<br />
from St. Mary's High<br />
School, South Amboy, and<br />
Barbizon School of Modeling,<br />
New York City. She<br />
attended Georgia State<br />
College, Atlanta, and is<br />
employed by Uendinger<br />
iiros., Philadelphia, Pa.,<br />
as the director of the industrial<br />
wardrobe program.<br />
MADURA'S PHARMACY<br />
<strong>11</strong>5 N. BROADWAY<br />
721-1732<br />
it.<br />
wool worsted sheath<br />
a round neckline and<br />
long full sleeves. The neck,<br />
sivcws and bottom of the<br />
divf-s was hand beaded with<br />
iv.n'ls, sequins, crystal*<br />
.mu uardrops. A 10-yard<br />
unlimited train fell from<br />
'in. shoulders. Her eight<br />
iR-r vur shoes than kick<br />
die traces.<br />
Easter<br />
Greetings<br />
MARATHON<br />
BUS<br />
108 So. St9vtns AM.<br />
South Amboy, N. J.<br />
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SOUTH AMBOY, H. 1.
Tbt SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN<br />
OBITUARY<br />
,. ROSE DeCLARIO<br />
~^Mr». Rose DeClario, 43<br />
Frederick PI., Parlln.died<br />
Thursday, April 4, at the<br />
Perth 3 Amboy Genera 1 Hos-<br />
. plul following a long illnest.<br />
Born in Omaha, Nebraska,<br />
she was the daughter of the<br />
*Ute Mr. and Mrs/Nicholas<br />
Manas and theVwidow of<br />
< Alexander,<br />
• Formerly of the" Bronx,<br />
New York, Mrs. DeClario<br />
was a resident of Parlin<br />
for 13 years, and a communicant<br />
of St. Bernadette's<br />
R. C. Church.<br />
Surviving are: three,<br />
daughters, Mrs. Diane<br />
Hanaway, Miss Sandra<br />
-and Miss Brenda, all of<br />
Parlin; two grandchildren;<br />
and one brother, Nicholas<br />
Manas of Levittown, Long<br />
Island.<br />
Funeral services were<br />
held on Monday at 8:15<br />
-a.m. from the Gundrum<br />
Service Home for Funerals<br />
to St. Bernadette'e R. C.<br />
Church where a high<br />
requiem Mass was offered<br />
at 9 a.m.<br />
Interment was held in St.<br />
Raymond's Cemetery,<br />
Bronx, New York.<br />
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SWAN HILL<br />
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PIACI CORPS<br />
PLACIMINT TIST<br />
South Amboy area residents<br />
interested in putting<br />
their skills to use in developing<br />
nations around the<br />
world are invited to take<br />
the Peace Corps Placement<br />
Test at. 1:30 p.m. on Saturday,<br />
April 20 aMheMain<br />
Post Office, New Brunswick.<br />
The Peace- Corps uses the.<br />
Placement Test to determine<br />
how an applicant can.<br />
best be utilized overseas.<br />
The test measures general<br />
aptitude and the ability to<br />
learn a language, not education<br />
or achievement. The.<br />
test requires no preparation<br />
and is non-competitive;<br />
an applicant can neither<br />
pass nor fail.<br />
Persons interested in<br />
serving with the Peace<br />
Corps must fill out an Application,<br />
if they have not<br />
already done- so, and present<br />
it to the tester before<br />
the test. Application forms<br />
are available from post<br />
offices or from the Peace<br />
Corps in Washington, D.C.<br />
20525.<br />
Twelve thousand Volunteers<br />
are currently serving<br />
in Asia, Africa, Latin<br />
America and the Pacific<br />
Islands, working with the<br />
people of those nations in<br />
self-help projects ranging<br />
from agriculture and nutrition<br />
to auto mechanics, education<br />
and health.<br />
South Amboy, N. i<br />
EASTER<br />
Corsages<br />
Federal Tax Facts<br />
I*EEL-OFF<br />
TA^C RETURN<br />
LABEL<br />
Joseph M. Shotz, IRS District<br />
Director for New Jersey,<br />
urged all taxpayers,<br />
e/fpecially those who have<br />
Someone else prepare their<br />
tax return, to use the forms<br />
with the piggyback, or peeloff<br />
label.<br />
"With three years of experience<br />
using the piggyback<br />
label on IRS tax forms,<br />
there's no question of the<br />
many benefits to the taxpayer<br />
and the IRS," he<br />
said.<br />
Mr. Shotz emphasized<br />
that the IRS provides the<br />
piggyback label with the<br />
Taxpayer's name, address<br />
and Social Security nurii-"<br />
ber exactly as it appears<br />
in the IRS master file.<br />
"When returned to the IRS<br />
on the completed tax return/'<br />
Mr. Shotz said,<br />
"this label assure e the taxpayer<br />
that his account will<br />
be credited jpromptly, if<br />
other information on the<br />
form is complete and correct."<br />
-.<br />
He said that although the<br />
piggyback was designed to<br />
save the taxpayer from<br />
filling in the identity part<br />
of the tax form, the label<br />
does permit correction if<br />
necessary. If any of the<br />
information on the label is<br />
incorrect, Mr. Shotz<br />
pointed out that taxpayers<br />
should simply strike over<br />
the error and enter the<br />
correct information in the<br />
space above the strikeover.<br />
If for any reason the taxpayer,<br />
-or his tax return<br />
preparer, uses a Form<br />
1<strong>04</strong>0 other than the one<br />
containing the correct<br />
label,' he added, the top<br />
label of the piggyback can<br />
be peeled off and attached<br />
to the Identity space of the<br />
tax return filed.<br />
SIDNEY<br />
POmER<br />
ROD<br />
STliGER<br />
INTHEfcEOT<br />
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MAN AMI<br />
THE Il'SSUIS AJU: COMW<br />
k UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT I<br />
MOVIE CLOCK<br />
The WOODBRIDGE, Rt. 1<br />
and St. George Ave., Woodbridge,<br />
is now featuring<br />
through Tuesday, April 16,<br />
"Planet of the Apes .<br />
THURSDAY, April <strong>11</strong>,and<br />
FRIDAY, April 12, feature<br />
at 2, 7:10 and 9:10 p.m.<br />
Saturday, April 13, and<br />
SUNDAY, April 14, feature<br />
at 2, 4, 6, 8 and 10 p.m.<br />
MONDAY, April 15, and<br />
TUESDAY, April 17, feature<br />
at 2, 7: ltfand 9:10 p.m.<br />
Hssified<br />
LOST PASSBOOK<br />
Lost Passbook No. 25886. If<br />
found, pleat* return to Amboy<br />
Madison National Bank, Broadway,<br />
South Amboy.<br />
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Diplomas are<br />
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Prudential<br />
Thousands of High School Grads earn<br />
excellent pay at the Pru in Newark working<br />
on CLERICAL. TYPING. STENO, and<br />
KEYPUNCH jobs or in COMPUTER OPERA-<br />
ATIONS. Starting salaries are goodeven<br />
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Numerous paid holidays. And a<br />
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In addition you may qualify for Prudential's<br />
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This program gives exceptional high school<br />
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plus an opportunity for faster advancement. '<br />
Apply by attending nearby<br />
weekend interviews at:<br />
Matawan District Office<br />
Route 34 at Atlantic Aye., Matawan, N.J.<br />
Date*:<br />
Fri., April 26, <strong>1968</strong> • 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.<br />
Sat.. April 27. <strong>1968</strong> - 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.<br />
Prudential<br />
INSURANCE COMPANY<br />
AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER<br />
Floral Arrangements<br />
Potted Plants<br />
AT GREENS<br />
MEN'S SUITS $29.95 to $69.95<br />
SPORT JACKETS $19.95 to $39.95<br />
SLACKS. PERMA $6.95 to $13.95<br />
FLORSHEIM SHOES<br />
$19.95 up<br />
ARROW SHIRTS<br />
$4.50 up<br />
INTERWOVEN HOSE ..... f<br />
$1.00 up<br />
BEAU BRUMMELL TIES<br />
$1.60 up<br />
CARPET ft FURNITURE<br />
CLEANING by Duraelean<br />
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'<br />
V Flowers reflect the beauty of<br />
. Easter. Select corsages, bouquets<br />
and floral arrangements from us!<br />
THE FLOWER SHOP<br />
241 iORDlNTOWN AVE.<br />
SOUTH-AMBOY<br />
721-0036<br />
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ENGLISH<br />
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• • • *
The SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN Thurntoy, AprU <strong>11</strong>,<strong>1968</strong><br />
Happy first birthday to<br />
Christine Lucoviiz who will<br />
celebrate "her" day on<br />
1 April 15.<br />
"' Christine is the daughter<br />
of Mr. and Mrs. Walter<br />
Lucovicz (Mrs. Lucovitz is<br />
.," the former Cathy Novak)<br />
' former South Amboyans<br />
' _ J ,who are nowr residing in<br />
Germany.<br />
Belated birthday wishes<br />
go out to Joseph Bartlinskl<br />
who celebrated his Hth<br />
on April 4. Sorry, we're<br />
late, Joeyl<br />
Miss Noreen lllee, daughter<br />
of Mr, and Mrs. Stephen<br />
M. Hies of Augusta St.,<br />
celebrated her 10th birth-<br />
. day on Sunday, April 7.<br />
Many, many happy returns.<br />
Nor.<br />
Mile Square Talk<br />
Jfuiwral<br />
The Ladies Auxiliary of<br />
the South Amboy First Aid<br />
8» Safety Squad is'conducting<br />
an Easter Flower Sale<br />
at Squad Headquarters,<br />
Main St., today, Friday and<br />
Saturday, from 9 a.m. to<br />
8 p.m.<br />
Birthday wishes go out to<br />
Donna Mocarski of Madison<br />
St. who will celebrate her<br />
birthday on the 16th. Happy<br />
Blrthdayl<br />
While on the subject of<br />
birthdays, we can't forget<br />
to wish Rose McCarthy of<br />
Ward Ave. the happiest.<br />
Rose will celebrate 'her"<br />
day on Easter Monday, the<br />
15th. Many happy returnsl<br />
EASTER GREETINGS!<br />
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721-0036<br />
Custom Built Homes<br />
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SOUTH AMBOY, N. J.<br />
727-0399<br />
COMPLETE ALTERATIONS-DORMERS • GARAGES - Etc'<br />
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721-9740<br />
I<br />
HOFFM/tH HOLDS<br />
MEMORIAL TO DR. KING<br />
Today, the students of<br />
Hoffman High School held<br />
a memorial program In<br />
honor of the late Dr. Martin<br />
Luther King, Jr. The<br />
program opened with the<br />
salute to the flag led by<br />
Miss Frances Pirk, president,<br />
of the Student Council.<br />
The purpose of die memorial<br />
and the work ; of Dr°.<br />
King were cove red. briefly<br />
by Mrs. Frederic L. Reese,<br />
advisor to the Assembly<br />
Club of the high schpol.<br />
Highlights of Dr. King's<br />
life, his early efforts in<br />
behalf of civil rights, his<br />
part in the historic peace<br />
march in 1963 and a summary<br />
of his philosophy of<br />
non-violence were recounted<br />
by studquUfTTSfold<br />
Coyle, Judy Reick, Anthony<br />
Saccone and Sandra Bou41-<br />
not.<br />
The assembly closed with<br />
the singing of "The Battle<br />
Hymn/)f the Republic" and<br />
remarks by Mr. James H.<br />
Croddick, principal of the<br />
high school.<br />
ON DEAN'S LIST<br />
The following students<br />
were named to the dean's<br />
list for the last semester<br />
at Trenton State College.<br />
Sophomore students:<br />
Charlene McNamara of 1<br />
Weber Terrace, Joyce A.<br />
Melnick, 6 Robert Circle,<br />
and Barbara J. Porter of<br />
<strong>11</strong> Gordon Ave., all of South<br />
Amboy.<br />
Junior students included:<br />
John F. Jankowski of 10<br />
Thomas St., South Amboy.<br />
Senior students on the<br />
dean's list included: Patricia<br />
S. Dieker of Bordentown<br />
Ave., John J.<br />
Jaworowski of 65 Laurel<br />
St., and Paulette J. Nehila<br />
of 147 John St., all of South<br />
Amboy.<br />
CLASSIFIED ADS<br />
GET RESULTS<br />
SERVICE SLANTS<br />
Seaman Apprentice Bruce<br />
C. Lund, USN, 22, son of<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Charles C.<br />
Lund of 356 Cedar St.,<br />
South Amboy, and husband<br />
of the former Miss Martha<br />
L. McDaniel of Rf. 3, Rockford,<br />
III., ^has been graduated<br />
from nine weeks of<br />
Navy bas.ic training at the<br />
Naval Training Center,<br />
Great Lakes, III.<br />
In the first weeks of his<br />
naval service he studied<br />
military subjects and lived<br />
and worked under conditions<br />
similar to those he<br />
will encounter on his first<br />
ship or at his first shore<br />
station.<br />
In making the transition<br />
from civilian life to Naval<br />
service, he received instruction<br />
under veteran<br />
Navy petty officers. He<br />
4 studied Beamanshlp, as<br />
well aB survival techniques,<br />
military drill and<br />
other subjects.<br />
Fireman John A. Macchia,<br />
USCG, son of Mr.<br />
and Mrs. John Macchia of<br />
46 Joyce Place, Parlin,<br />
has returned to Baltimore,<br />
Md. aboard the Coast Guard<br />
Cutter Westwlnd following<br />
three months in the<br />
Antarctic for operation<br />
"Deep Freeze *68.<br />
In addition to escorting<br />
merchant ships through phe<br />
ice, Westwind conducted<br />
oceanographic research,<br />
twice carried cargo and<br />
scientists to the outlying<br />
U. S. base on Hallett<br />
Peninsula and conducted a<br />
seal hunt for the Harvard<br />
Biological School.<br />
Operation "Deep Freeze<br />
'68*' is a coordinated effort<br />
of civilian universities,<br />
agencies and military<br />
units on an Antarctic<br />
research program.<br />
On its way to the Antarctic<br />
the Westwind conducted a<br />
medical evacuation from a<br />
Korean ship and crossed<br />
four of the seven seas.<br />
MORGAN INN<br />
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Morgan, N. J<br />
721-9725<br />
EASTER GREETINGS<br />
RARITAN<br />
DINER<br />
930 Bordenfown Ave.<br />
South Amboy, N. J.<br />
721-9734<br />
Pvt. James M. Mac Kay,<br />
USMC, SOIT of Mr.andMre.<br />
James J. Mac Kay of 1*05.<br />
Coolidge Ave., Parlin, has<br />
completed his basic training<br />
at Parris Island, South<br />
Carolina. He is now undergoing<br />
advanced training at<br />
Camp. Lejeune, North<br />
Carolina. Upon completion<br />
of this training, he will be<br />
home for a 10 day leave.<br />
On his return, he will report<br />
to Jacksonville,<br />
Flprida.<br />
"Jimbo" as he is known<br />
by his friends, is a 1967<br />
graduate of St. Mary's High<br />
School, South Amboy.<br />
GROUP TRAVEL CONSULTANT<br />
Joseph A. Bartlinski<br />
UI.201-727-157B<br />
South Amboy,N.J.<br />
38 to 40 PASSENGER BUSSES<br />
MEMBER N.A.S.T.<br />
STUDENT TRAVEL ASSOC:<br />
CHARLIE'S TOWN<br />
DRY GLEANINS<br />
as purchased from Morgan Cleaners<br />
FflEE PICK UP & DELIVERY<br />
2<strong>04</strong> Gabriel Terrace<br />
Morgan, N. J.<br />
Tel.727-4595<br />
DON STILO'S Inc.<br />
IPAINTING «<br />
BOOT WORK<br />
* WELDING<br />
* WAXING<br />
COMPUTE AUTO ([FAIRS<br />
[ill<br />
721-1659 or 721-9713<br />
M! HAIITAM il MMIVIILI<br />
METHODIST CHURCH<br />
LISTS EVENTS<br />
The Methodist Church of<br />
South Amboy announces<br />
they will hold their, first<br />
Annual Easter Egg Hunt on<br />
Frank Ave., Saturday<br />
morning at 10:30 for<br />
Church School grades,<br />
Nursery through 6th grade.<br />
An Easter Sunrise Service<br />
will be held on Sunday<br />
morning at 6 at Frank Ave.<br />
The Rev. Eldrich Cam&-<br />
bell'-s sermon will be "The<br />
Promise of New Life -<br />
Now." .<br />
The Church School will<br />
begin at 9:45 a.m., and the<br />
Morning Worship Hour will<br />
begin at <strong>11</strong>. Rev. Campbell's<br />
sermon is, "The<br />
Risen Life."<br />
The Confirmation Class<br />
will meet Monday afternoon<br />
at 4 and the Board of<br />
Trustees will meet that<br />
evening at 8.<br />
The Woman's Society of<br />
Christian Service will have<br />
their Easter Program, led<br />
by Miss Dorothy Stults, on<br />
Tuesday evening at 8. •<br />
The Adult Study Group will<br />
meet Wednesday morning<br />
at 9:30; the Junior and<br />
Senior Choirs will meet<br />
that evening at 6:30 and<br />
7:30, respectively. The<br />
Commission on Membership<br />
and Evangelism will<br />
meet at 8:30 p.m.<br />
The Acolyte Club will<br />
meet Friday afternoon at<br />
4. They plan to go to Madison<br />
Square Garden on Saturday<br />
to see the Circus.<br />
Soviet,<br />
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Free Estimates Cheerfully Given<br />
NOTICE<br />
THE CITY CLERK'S OFFICE AT CITY HALL,<br />
JOHN STREET., SOUTH AMBOY, WILL BE OPEN<br />
FOR' VOTER REGISTRATION OR CHANGE OF AD-<br />
DRESS ON APRIL 22, 23, 24, 25, <strong>1968</strong> PROM 7<br />
TO 9 P.M.<br />
/S/ NATALIE BRENNAN<br />
Acting City Clerk<br />
Open Daily: 8 a.m. - 4i45 p«m.<br />
•Tuqsday - Wednesday - Thursday<br />
. 6J30 to 7:30 p.m.<br />
Saturday: 8 a.m, to 12 noon<br />
' y<br />
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MAIN<br />
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Hourr Mon., Wed. & Sat. 9-6; Thurt. & Frl. 9-9 Closed Tuotday<br />
Half Price Permanent Wave Special<br />
Aff permanent wavt rtductd to half price<br />
MON.; WED., THURS.<br />
Rag. $12.50 perm now $ 6.25<br />
Reg. $15.00 perm now $ 7.50<br />
Rag. $20.00 perm now $10.00<br />
Reg. $26.00 perm now $12.50 cut<br />
tipping A frosting Special $10.00<br />
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STRIKES fflffl'N SPARES<br />
SOUTH KtABOy WOMEN'S<br />
'. Standings as of 4/4/68<br />
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Kozy Lanes<br />
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72N9630<br />
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721-8885<br />
OVEN HEATED DELIVERY SERVICE<br />
COMPLETE TAKE OUT SERVICE<br />
AT YOUR PHONE<br />
Open 7 day* o week I moil holidays<br />
LAMONT'S<br />
PIZZA KITCHEN<br />
NO So. Broadwqy<br />
South Amboy, N. J. 72<br />
Try Our Delicious<br />
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721-5335<br />
Easter<br />
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Greetings<br />
ION'S<br />
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Si. Irtalway SavtMmboy, NJ. 721979a