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PAGE EIGHT THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN FRIDAY, JANUARY 7,
Hoffman High
Lost Tuesday Tussle
WithRoselle Park
ECONOMY IS KEYMOTE *
OF MAYOR (iLEASOX'S !
NEW VHAR'S MESSAGE,
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(Continued fioni Page One)
Auditor of the State of New Jersey,:
and entirely beyond the contiol of i
myself and members of the Council j
.t b.iL'umc mandatory as a matter of'
public duty to bring our finances!
Hoffman High School basketball
team Jost its first game of the new
year Tuesday afternoon when it
dropped a contest with Roselle Park
within a new state policy.
High on the local court 27-23. Tlie
setback to the John Streeters came so , 3 sp( , ak _ fgi. lh(J sjns
sifter they had secured four victor.
les in a row.
The locals led the way :n the first
quarter but after that the visitors
One of
;lie results of this was that this
present administration had to atone.
committCd
by others who preceded us in office.
In spite of this, however, I am
•mppy to be able to say, for the
forged out ahead and jroins into the , ist Ume wHh;n my memoryi the
fourth quarter were leading 23-la., f, jty cJos( , s a ycar oj business wlth .
A heroic spurt in the final quarter > out a genen,, budect defl C lt. Closby
the locals brought them close to I . U]e , a jn o ,, ]or words> wUh
the visitors but failed to tie up the j a], hjl, s for the year 1937 pald , n
^SE^
. ,.. . ! full and close to a thousand dollars
The John streeters meet Wood-• cash lc, ( ns a genera , balance
bridge High on the latter s court | Tn)s jrj a hJgh]y praiseworthy accom.
this evening.
j ,,ii s i lmeri t. It conduces to a continn
HO f m^" ? K ot Smlth
, \ n' , ^"rfh ""»«' Amboy's sound fi-
0 1, 1 Marks t 1,0. 2. A. Dobrzyn-| niUloial oonditl its reputation for
ski, f 3, 2. 8. Wheeler, c 0 1 1. Ne-
p0Vemn,t and the strengthbus,
g: 0, 0, 0. Henry, e, 2, 0, 4. Maxfield
g, 0, 1, 1. Selover, g, 3, 06. Totals
9, 5, 23.
I
noselle Park, Adase, f 0, 0, 0. Beo-;
Uche, * 0, 0. 0. Klein, f 2. 0, 4. Hun- ;
te, c 6, 0, 12. Buros, g, 5, 1, 11. Gal- !
lagher, g 0, 0, 0. Totals 13, 1, 27. j
Immaculate Quintet j
Trounces St. Mary's
In Tuesday's Game
At the hands of Immaculate Con
ception of Trenton, Tuesday, St.
Marys' High School suffered a set
back when they were defeated by n
five point margin, the score being
' 36-31.
Although-they held the lead during
the early part of the game, the
local basketeers were on the wrong
end of the score most of the even-
Ing.
At the first quarter whistle the
score was knotted eight all. In the
second period, the visitors took the
lead and kept it until the closing
whistle. The score:
ST. MARY'S G. F. T.
McGowan, f. 2 3 7
Weinman, f. 4 0 8
Ryan, c.-f. 2 2 6
Dolan, c. 0 0 0
Harklns, o. 4 1 9
Eovlno, g. 0 0 0
Crowe, g. 1 1 3
Kelly, g. 0 0 0
Totals 12 7 31
IMMACULATE G. F. T.
Gray, f. 2 0 4
Kelly, f. 0 0 0
Barrett, f. 0 3 3
Basco, c. 5 4 14
Warwick, g. 0 0 0
Rossi, g, 4 0 8
White, B. 3 1 7
Totals 14 8 3G
Lewis A. A. To Stage
Basketball Games for
Warm Springs Fund
Proce«di of Double Header On
January 27 Will Go To
Foundation
relief rolls those who aru not inbttdcet for the cominu year appropriations
should be cut to the bone.
need and those who merely desire
to defraud the taxpayers. At theNot one penny should be wasted.
same time we will bend backwards Not one unneeded employee should
to be sure, in the spirit of Christian
charity, that those who are less the health and welfare of our peo-
be engaged. Services essential to
fortunate than others will be compJe
xinder the govemir/nt should
fortably clothed and housed and not be neglected; but economy must
decently fed.
be the rule.
While paying the strictest attention,
to tiie needs of the people them-
gratification for the excellent co-op-
In closing I want to express my
selves and continuing to exercise eration you have given me in the
the greatest economy in the spending
of their money we shall also con-
and Mr. Zdanewira have been loyal
year 1937. Mr. Kress, Mr. Stanton
tinue to preserve the physical assets not only to the people but me also.
of the city itself and to improve And I cannot let this occasion pass
without complimenting Mr. Filskov,
and Mr. Watson, who are retiring
iron! the DU'ncil, for supporting my
administration in actions which they
deemed for tlie public good. At the
paved. There is a resulting increase same time I welcome into the official
in the value of our properties. There! Md Mr. NcJjrkorn and Mr. Walcthey
will en-
ness nndd
convc Jeiiee, especially in| J".v the opportunity to be of
;s also a great increase in cleanli- zak. I am sure that
service
jfa connection with the effort here
to raise funds for the President's
Warm Springs Foundation by holding
a President's Ball on Saturday,
January 29th, the Lewis A. A. will
MAYOR THOMAS F. GLEASON
ening of its credit in financial circles.
It is needless to say that we
must give the same careful and diligent
attention to the people's money
in the, year to come as this result
indicates we have given in the
year just past.
It is worthy of note that in spite
of tho fact that we had to raise
money for reasons entirely beyond
our own control, in spite of some of
tho effects of the general depression
and in spite of heavy expenditures
for relief for the ycar 1937,
that the city's financial condition
was so good that the City of South
Amboy did not have to borrow one
penny for relief purposes for the
Raritan River and Raritan Bay, of
pollution. Many of our sister muyear
1937. By economical adminis-1 nicipalities New Brunswick, Perth
tration of relief and by close co- Ambov. Amboy, Woodbridge, WoodbridKe. Keyport, Keyporl Raritan
Township, Sayreville, for in-
operation with the State of New
Jersey in the inattcr of securinr relief
allotments, , to supplement" the the law and by order of the court,
stance, have had to build, fancier
cit' city's contribution, tib administration of these expensive sewage disposal
relief in South Amboy has been handled
fairly and efficiently. There is creat benefit to everybody concern-
plants. In the long run it will be of
inot one unworthy person receiving ed. In the meantime, however, it is
1 relief from the City of South Aml)oy.
wo will not tolerate upon the the taxpayers. As we make up
just one more extra burden upon
ou"
hold a double header basketball
game on Thursday, January 27th. them. In this light your record in
The games will be staged at theimp:-.ovint' tho streets and sidewalks
High School Auditorium with the and gutters in tlie city deserve great
Lewis A. A. team meeting St. James credit. At the present time practcally
every street in South Amboy is
of Elizabeth, while the girls' team
will play the St. James girls' team. paved. There i lti y
The entire proceeds of the games
will go to the Foundation.
New Miracles Of Ti
PhoJoelectnc Ccl' 1 !
By James D. Pnxjy
Director. Gihoots or Eh'.tricil
Engineer ins, Mtff/i.itio.'M)
Correspondence Schools
TTTVO combat tho lilindinK I'h.nne ii,
JL liglit often I'lirouiiteri'i] by ;:,otorists
when t!i.\v drive into a Io,i;,
highway tmiii'i, nilonsp sodium
vapor lanijiw have bcou instnlU"l in
the flOU-1'oot Tooth Hock bm-e on
the Columbia Ilivnr Highway lira; 1
Boimeville Dnm. The lij;lil* bum
continuously, b.a a* ilayliglii .taiU\ : ,
with the approach of night a photo.
electric cell device aulom;!lic;iny
reduces their Intensity to the h rnlled at the YiMCA between the
consideration for the taxpayers been Brirrs-q Chevrolet and Daylight Bamnnlfesled
in all of our other de- kevy teams, every man on both the
partmcnt.s. It would be superfluous trams rolled over 200 in the final
to go into detail in each department '-'amp or the match, showing thp
but the Fire Department, the Po- high typo or bowllm; beins nxhibitlice
Department, the Department or cd by local trains :n the county
Public Uiiildinps and Grounds and lrasjue.
in every coniiniltee of the Council Tim 'icores: Daylight Bakery :
coming under my jurisdiction I have Heinclio 170; 224; 225. Gorchess,
found officials fully awake lo their: lili: 204: 213. Smith. 201: 227: 237.
public trusts.
HymiplPKki, 272; 204: 23B. B'.dlcy:
I call your alte.ntlon to the need 210: 103: 233. Totals 1028; 1052;
'or continued vlrsllimce and devotion 1HG.
to public duly in the year aheiul of Brings Chpvrolcil (0): Pemberto-.i,
us. Just ns In the pa.st mandatory 3!)3; 2IIU: 201. Kubarur. 205; 201;
legislation beyond our control unco 210. Silvers, 105: 193; 202. Thomas,
Us problems to solve not of our own IBB; 2i!, r >; 20!), Hansen, 100; 172; 7.0?,.
naklng so In the future, probnbly Tolals !I45: !)!)!); 1025.
within a short time, the Slate of!
•«
New Jersey will compel us to bn!!d a' Siipnrinl.pntieiit of Power for the
sowago disposal plant. We will •' pl ' !i(i y Central Power nnd Light Co.
know that the Stut^ hap passed '" " lis «