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Tlie SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN •16- Iliursday. July 6,1989 News ufJ lifonsaiioi Frm He Dowdell Library The Library's Anniversary ^und is off to a good start Letters from Fund co-chairs Martin *irfc«n and Vicki Foy were mailed to many cit/ residents during the week of June 19. Contributions received in the week following exceeded $1600 Many contributions were also received from our children during the start of the summer reading program. Due to the delay in sending letters, the library will give everyone who contributes in the dollar and fifty-cent categories > ? picture t aken with him The 28lh was the biggest circulation day ever for the Chidlrens Room, with 206 items checked out The reading festivites continue through July The highlight will be a • sit from nationally-knowr ».oryteller Judy Freeman on Friday. July 21. who will t TAKE THIS CHIROPRACTIC SCREENING TEST Are you experiencing; ' B»rk Pain ' Painful Joints NtcK Pain Shoulder Pain , Hip Pain Pain Down L «0s Haadftchts Arm Pain Stlt1n«i» Cold H'*nds/F«et Numbnatt ArthtMlj/Bursiiis Th«aa are the 12 rrott common signal* of a oincheo nerve between your vertebrae It you have marked avert one box. you've (ailed \t\e test and should have * »pin»i utmint Hon. I leal ao tlronglv about this I will give you your imtia< SPINAL EXAMINATION For only *ZQ" A *30 M Savings il you brino mil teat with you Your examination *l!l include an or I hopedIc ten, a n»urolog4cal lest, a spinal alignment check, a muscle strength teat and a private con sultatlon to ditcuta the reiuMi It X rays oi other teats are necessary to reach a diagnosis you win Oe ad vised ol all coats beto>« oro ceedlng Because Workers' Compensarton and moel Insurance compantee oowr chiropractic, your car* m t be at llttie or no -
HM SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN -17- What Has Happened to the Media? An Essay Come with me back to the essay-Wh«n does the media good old days of the media... go too far? What it the news Once upon a time the press and what is invasion of was a bunch of guys running privacy—where iMhe line around with spiral notebooks drawn? How vigorously and wearing ottered suits should the media pursue a purchased at a neighborhood story 1 Someone made a comment years ago that they wondered what Bruce Springsteen's songs would be like if he was never issued a drivers license, since cars anl dr will he-sen; to travel agents and tour operators, and an additional f>0,ooo will IH> distributed at trade shows itndtairs To receive a tree rop\, rail I HUO-JHUSKY 7 PiMUC SCNOWOmECElVINO • LOW RATES • WOfttDWIDE full FAX service transmit Documents ,n Seconds to all Fax Numbers WofId Wuie Messaqes Hecoiv^d ?4 hours a rtav Raritan Printing Co. " 109 N. Feltus St., South Amboy NJ 721-2121 Hours 9 am ft p.m. Monday thru Thursday Friday: 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 1 J This move will also hopefull end the Springs tea., disciple tag which still haunts John C *fferty and was given to Eddie. Eddie's recent shows at the Stone Pony, Birch Hill I no, Empire Rock Room, Obsessions and Joe Pop's—venues where he first achieved notoriety—served to break in the new band and sound The eight member group is comprised of all new players with the exception of guitarist Joe Sweeney "Shake My Faith" has moved into the opening slot of the live show which sets the tone quite effectively for what's to follow. "Pay Day," "hich has been vastly reworked than the familiar version played for years, follows Eddie alternates between new songs and selections from the first album and some well-chosen covers including Todd Rundgren's 'i New Somi IWt Shake Your FiHIi "We Got to Find You a Woman" which, obviously, fits In the overall theme of his own songs The new single "Swear" is a dance club oriented sounding record with the very catchy hook—"Put your hand on your he*rt and swear-SWEAR!" Like "Shake My Faith. 1 "Swear" also has some strong religious imagery. "Comfort me like an answered prayer/ L*y me down/ Put your hand on my heart and swear." At all of the above mentioned shows, Eddie ended with his traditional cover of Rod Stewart's "Maggie May " However, a new twist has been added—as 'the band sits arour.d him, Eddie and Sweeney alone perform an\ acoustic version of his song "Busier, ' which was included on his first album. Bare but striking. "Buster." a moving ode to an ex-girlfriend, ends the Recycling Notice Beginning August 2,1989 with Zone 2 Aiown on « bitter note but oi v . a positive note that looks back and looks ahead to an optimistic future. Judging from the attention this record has received so far. John Eddie will have a major hit thifl time. His record is bol'i enough with his new sound while not sacrificing hi? rooty In rock. Columbia records is also slated to heavily promote this release to make It one of the summer's priorities. Eddie is scheduled to be the opening act on some major bills this summer and we can hope we haven't seen the last of him at the clubs he can still call home John Eddie will bring his liv; show for a show at the Ciub Bene on July IS. Reservations may be made by calling 727 3000. This will be one of Eddie's final area appearances before embarking on a tour in support of "The Hard Cold Truth" In order to coUect the recyclable material in a more efficient manner, it
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HM SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN -17-<br />
Wh<strong>at</strong> Has Happened to the Media?<br />
An Essay<br />
Come with me back to the essay-Wh«n does the media<br />
good old days of the media... go too far? Wh<strong>at</strong> it the news<br />
Once upon a time the press and wh<strong>at</strong> is invasion of<br />
was a bunch of guys running privacy—where iMhe line<br />
around with spiral notebooks drawn? How vigorously<br />
and wearing ottered suits should the media pursue a<br />
purchased <strong>at</strong> a neighborhood story 1 Someone made a comment<br />
years ago th<strong>at</strong> they<br />
wondered wh<strong>at</strong> Bruce<br />
Springsteen's songs would<br />
be like if he was never issued<br />
a drivers license, since cars<br />
anl dr will he-sen; to travel<br />
agents and tour oper<strong>at</strong>ors,<br />
and an additional f>0,ooo will<br />
IH> distributed <strong>at</strong> trade shows<br />
itndtairs<br />
To receive a tree rop\, rail<br />
I HUO-JHUSKY 7<br />
PiMUC SCNOWOmECElVINO • LOW RATES • WOfttDWIDE<br />
full FAX service<br />
transmit Documents ,n Seconds<br />
to all Fax Numbers WofId Wuie<br />
Messaqes Hecoiv^d ?4 hours a rtav<br />
Raritan Printing Co.<br />
" 109 N. Feltus St., South Amboy NJ<br />
721-2121<br />
Hours 9 am ft p.m. Monday thru Thursday<br />
Friday: 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m.<br />
1<br />
J<br />
This move will also<br />
hopefull end the Springs tea.,<br />
disciple tag which still<br />
haunts John C *fferty and<br />
was given to Eddie.<br />
Eddie's recent shows <strong>at</strong><br />
the Stone Pony, Birch Hill<br />
I no, Empire Rock Room,<br />
Obsessions and Joe<br />
Pop's—venues where he first<br />
achieved notoriety—served<br />
to break in the new band and<br />
sound The eight member<br />
group is comprised of all<br />
new players with the<br />
exception of guitarist Joe<br />
Sweeney<br />
"Shake My Faith" has<br />
moved into the opening slot<br />
of the live show which sets<br />
the tone quite effectively for<br />
wh<strong>at</strong>'s to follow. "Pay Day,"<br />
"hich has been vastly<br />
reworked than the familiar<br />
version played for years,<br />
follows<br />
Eddie altern<strong>at</strong>es between<br />
new songs and selections<br />
from the first album and<br />
some well-chosen covers<br />
including Todd Rundgren's<br />
'i New Somi IWt Shake Your FiHIi<br />
"We Got to Find You a<br />
Woman" which, obviously,<br />
fits In the overall theme of<br />
his own songs<br />
The new single "Swear" is<br />
a dance club oriented<br />
sounding record with the<br />
very c<strong>at</strong>chy hook—"Put<br />
your hand on your he*rt and<br />
swear-SWEAR!" Like<br />
"Shake My Faith. 1 "Swear"<br />
also has some strong<br />
religious imagery. "Comfort<br />
me like an answered prayer/<br />
L*y me down/ Put your hand<br />
on my heart and swear."<br />
At all of the above<br />
mentioned shows, Eddie<br />
ended with his traditional<br />
cover of Rod Stewart's<br />
"Maggie May " However, a<br />
new twist has been<br />
added—as 'the band sits<br />
arour.d him, Eddie and<br />
Sweeney alone perform an\<br />
acoustic version of his song<br />
"Busier, ' which was<br />
included on his first album.<br />
Bare but striking.<br />
"Buster." a moving ode to<br />
an ex-girlfriend, ends the<br />
Recycling Notice<br />
Beginning August 2,1989 with Zone 2<br />
Aiown on « bitter note but<br />
oi v . a positive note th<strong>at</strong> looks<br />
back and looks ahead to an<br />
optimistic future.<br />
Judging from the <strong>at</strong>tention<br />
this record has received so<br />
far. John Eddie will have a<br />
major hit thifl time. His<br />
record is bol'i enough with<br />
his new sound while not<br />
sacrificing hi? rooty In rock.<br />
Columbia records is also<br />
sl<strong>at</strong>ed to heavily promote<br />
this release to make It one of<br />
the summer's priorities.<br />
Eddie is scheduled to be<br />
the opening act on some<br />
major bills this summer and<br />
we can hope we haven't seen<br />
the last of him <strong>at</strong> the clubs he<br />
can still call home<br />
John Eddie will bring his<br />
liv; show for a show <strong>at</strong> the<br />
Ciub Bene on July IS.<br />
Reserv<strong>at</strong>ions may be made<br />
by calling 727 3000. This will<br />
be one of Eddie's final area<br />
appearances before<br />
embarking on a tour in<br />
support of "The Hard Cold<br />
Truth"<br />
In order to coUect the recyclable m<strong>at</strong>erial in a more efficient manner, it
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