1968-04-11 - Sadie Pope Dowdell Public Library

The SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN Thurntoy, AprU 11,1968
Happy first birthday to
Christine Lucoviiz who will
celebrate "her" day on
1 April 15.
"' Christine is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Lucovicz (Mrs. Lucovitz is
.," the former Cathy Novak)
' former South Amboyans
' _ J ,who are nowr residing in
Germany.
Belated birthday wishes
go out to Joseph Bartlinskl
who celebrated his Hth
on April 4. Sorry, we're
late, Joeyl
Miss Noreen lllee, daughter
of Mr, and Mrs. Stephen
M. Hies of Augusta St.,
celebrated her 10th birth-
. day on Sunday, April 7.
Many, many happy returns.
Nor.
Mile Square Talk
Jfuiwral
The Ladies Auxiliary of
the South Amboy First Aid
8» Safety Squad is'conducting
an Easter Flower Sale
at Squad Headquarters,
Main St., today, Friday and
Saturday, from 9 a.m. to
8 p.m.
Birthday wishes go out to
Donna Mocarski of Madison
St. who will celebrate her
birthday on the 16th. Happy
Blrthdayl
While on the subject of
birthdays, we can't forget
to wish Rose McCarthy of
Ward Ave. the happiest.
Rose will celebrate 'her"
day on Easter Monday, the
15th. Many happy returnsl
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MEMORIAL TO DR. KING
Today, the students of
Hoffman High School held
a memorial program In
honor of the late Dr. Martin
Luther King, Jr. The
program opened with the
salute to the flag led by
Miss Frances Pirk, president,
of the Student Council.
The purpose of die memorial
and the work ; of Dr°.
King were cove red. briefly
by Mrs. Frederic L. Reese,
advisor to the Assembly
Club of the high schpol.
Highlights of Dr. King's
life, his early efforts in
behalf of civil rights, his
part in the historic peace
march in 1963 and a summary
of his philosophy of
non-violence were recounted
by studquUfTTSfold
Coyle, Judy Reick, Anthony
Saccone and Sandra Bou41-
not.
The assembly closed with
the singing of "The Battle
Hymn/)f the Republic" and
remarks by Mr. James H.
Croddick, principal of the
high school.
ON DEAN'S LIST
The following students
were named to the dean's
list for the last semester
at Trenton State College.
Sophomore students:
Charlene McNamara of 1
Weber Terrace, Joyce A.
Melnick, 6 Robert Circle,
and Barbara J. Porter of
11 Gordon Ave., all of South
Amboy.
Junior students included:
John F. Jankowski of 10
Thomas St., South Amboy.
Senior students on the
dean's list included: Patricia
S. Dieker of Bordentown
Ave., John J.
Jaworowski of 65 Laurel
St., and Paulette J. Nehila
of 147 John St., all of South
Amboy.
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SERVICE SLANTS
Seaman Apprentice Bruce
C. Lund, USN, 22, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles C.
Lund of 356 Cedar St.,
South Amboy, and husband
of the former Miss Martha
L. McDaniel of Rf. 3, Rockford,
III., ^has been graduated
from nine weeks of
Navy bas.ic training at the
Naval Training Center,
Great Lakes, III.
In the first weeks of his
naval service he studied
military subjects and lived
and worked under conditions
similar to those he
will encounter on his first
ship or at his first shore
station.
In making the transition
from civilian life to Naval
service, he received instruction
under veteran
Navy petty officers. He
4 studied Beamanshlp, as
well aB survival techniques,
military drill and
other subjects.
Fireman John A. Macchia,
USCG, son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Macchia of
46 Joyce Place, Parlin,
has returned to Baltimore,
Md. aboard the Coast Guard
Cutter Westwlnd following
three months in the
Antarctic for operation
"Deep Freeze *68.
In addition to escorting
merchant ships through phe
ice, Westwind conducted
oceanographic research,
twice carried cargo and
scientists to the outlying
U. S. base on Hallett
Peninsula and conducted a
seal hunt for the Harvard
Biological School.
Operation "Deep Freeze
'68*' is a coordinated effort
of civilian universities,
agencies and military
units on an Antarctic
research program.
On its way to the Antarctic
the Westwind conducted a
medical evacuation from a
Korean ship and crossed
four of the seven seas.
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completed his basic training
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of this training, he will be
home for a 10 day leave.
On his return, he will report
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"Jimbo" as he is known
by his friends, is a 1967
graduate of St. Mary's High
School, South Amboy.
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METHODIST CHURCH
LISTS EVENTS
The Methodist Church of
South Amboy announces
they will hold their, first
Annual Easter Egg Hunt on
Frank Ave., Saturday
morning at 10:30 for
Church School grades,
Nursery through 6th grade.
An Easter Sunrise Service
will be held on Sunday
morning at 6 at Frank Ave.
The Rev. Eldrich Cam&-
bell'-s sermon will be "The
Promise of New Life -
Now." .
The Church School will
begin at 9:45 a.m., and the
Morning Worship Hour will
begin at 11. Rev. Campbell's
sermon is, "The
Risen Life."
The Confirmation Class
will meet Monday afternoon
at 4 and the Board of
Trustees will meet that
evening at 8.
The Woman's Society of
Christian Service will have
their Easter Program, led
by Miss Dorothy Stults, on
Tuesday evening at 8. •
The Adult Study Group will
meet Wednesday morning
at 9:30; the Junior and
Senior Choirs will meet
that evening at 6:30 and
7:30, respectively. The
Commission on Membership
and Evangelism will
meet at 8:30 p.m.
The Acolyte Club will
meet Friday afternoon at
4. They plan to go to Madison
Square Garden on Saturday
to see the Circus.
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FOR' VOTER REGISTRATION OR CHANGE OF AD-
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