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PAGE EIGHT THE SOUTH FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, <strong>1944</strong> Town Topics, (Continued frcm Page ORoT r - years to come, they will continue. to suffer tn many ways as the result of'the war and many of them will nevex again rezain the health, composure, confidence and prosperity that was theirs when the war started four years ags. The duty of those who h**e suffered the least as the result the war. is dear, to aid in conceiving a post-war program that will make the lot of those who have suffered easier, and to insure that never again will war be permitted, a truly big task that requires big hearts and big minds. it START PLANS FOR SODALITY MINSTREL Plans have been begun for the annual minstrel show under the sponsorship of the Sacred Heart Sodality. The chairmen Darned are Gertrude SuchorskJ and Rooney Kurzawa. John Troyanno has again been named as the' director of the show. 1 Those wishing to take"part the. Show will meet at the Sacred Heart club rooms on Sunday afternoon at 1:30 P. M. LOCAL PEOPLE ARE SELECTED FOR DITY ON PETIT JURY Tuesday for the first time, under the new system, the names of •Middlesex County residents to serve on the grand and petit Juries were drawn. Edwin Q. Pra?.er of Perth Amboy, named a jury commissioner by Governor Edison during his The War Department has an- nounced that Private Clarkson Ellison of South River, well known here, and a former guard at the Parlin plant of th» Hercules Powder Company, was killed in action in Prance recently. He is the brother of William Ellison of Oeorge Street. 1 NOTICE Take notice that application has been made to the Common Council of the Clt* of South Amboy, N. J., to transfer to Anthony A. Abbatiello, trading as "The Abby," for premises located at No. 123 Stevens Avenue, the Plenary ReUil Consumption Li- cense No. C-34 heretofore issued to Anthony A. AbbstieUo. trading as "The Abby" tor the pronlsui locatsd at No. 110 John Street. South Atttboy. N. j. oojoettons. if any, should, ba saatft taoMlft- *tilt fti writing to O P. Disbrow. City Clerk of South Amboy. N J. •lined: Anthony A Abbauello. S10 John Street. City I* »»«-•« ft Taks nottot that Jlaoomo An- •MNto. traunsg M Town Tavern. IMS applied to the Mayor and Common Council of the City of ~»outh Aabojr, (or a plenary retail ooasumpIkH) Ikmaa* for presa- J4*s situated at 3M gtordanlftWB Avtnot. «outh Aaboy.' W; J. Objtottou. If any, should b« mad* UMMdtetofe in wntteg to O Frank DtttfAw. t*ny Oltfft. of South Aaboy. N. J. Jim mo Amaaosoato. CHURCH NEWS CALVARY METHODIST CHURCH Second St. and Stevens Ave. "A HosneJike -Church" Hany P. Grin, Pastor , 10:00 A. M.. Church School Howard Bloodgood, Superintendent: Lessen topic: Saul Rejected « for all ages. M A. If. Worship Service 'A Look in Three Directions." Na evening services. The annual session of the New Jersey Conference of the Methodist Church will be held In Ocean City Sept. 23-35. There are repairs and improve meats to be made to the par- CHRIST CHURCH Main Street and Broadway Harry Stansbury Weyrkh Rector "•*-*•••••/ 13th Sunday After Trinity T:SO A. M. Holy Communion •:30 A. M. Holy Communion 10:00 A. M. Holy Communion and Sermon. Wednesday «*jft:' 10:00 A. M. Holy Communion and Intercessions for those from this Parish serving' in the Nation's Armed Forces. The Church Is open dally frjwn B:0tA. M. to4:a* p. M. for Prayer. Rest and Meditation. ' * FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. Chas. F. Van Horn, Jr., Pastor. "I sought the Lard, and He heard me." Ps. 34:4. 10:00 A. M-. Bible School in term, and Charles Pascall of Me- charge of our Superintendent, tuchen. Republican, reappointed. Herbert J. Buehler. Classes tot were in charge or the drawing. all ages. * . The new term opens on Sep- 11:00 A. M., Morning Worship tember lftth. when the jurors will and Sermon by the Pastor. report for
AY, SEPTEMBER 8, <strong>1944</strong> THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN PAGE NINE 'icroro oil have or can construct a tight coldframe. its la poshave some fresh vegetab- J the winter. This is ly true of lejtude. If y° u fall lettuce chop, some of CRn be transplanted Or,U..l8, ,e,ven still pos-,, to sow lettuce seeds in a and have growth large jh to eat after the plants in rde have been killed. A is also valuable, in getting ly start in the spring, coldframe may Be made of rt of lumber, but it should snably tight. The standard f coldframe sash is 3 by 6 which can be purchased.. ver, the frame may be con-j to accommodate any that you may have or get, readily. I have seen a covered with a single pane as, as well as one ^overed a sash the size of a cellar . Any kind of window sash te used. Needs Well Drained Sail e frame should be located on drained soil, so that water not collect in or around it. It face southward, with some ion from north or Bortbwinds, such as rtauildlng or irub border. It is arable have the back of the fram* a inches higher than the front, secure a slope of the sash that permit run-off of rain water. jpt slope will need to be more or window sash with its cross- >an, than for standard Rise frame lajfa, which hat no crossbars. , As already stated, the frame .should be constructed as tight'as possible. Soil, strawy manure or straw can be piled up against the 1 sides in ortter to help it retain ! i more. heat. How to Operate the Frame In the management of the frame, cteerve all precautions to preserve as much of the sun heat as possible. In the beginning, as long as the days and nights are quart or a mixture of one pint of rye seed and one fourth pound of inoculated hairy vetch seed, or one and one half pounds ot domestic or Italian rye grass to 625 square feet (25 by 25 feet) wttr-glve a suitable cover. Aphids and Hoppers Active Watch your cabbage and related crops for the gray aphids or plant lice. Other aphids may attack tomatoes, cucumbers, melons and warm, the sash can be left off. | other crops. The time to control When the nights become cool and j them Is when only a few are presthere is danger olfcosi. the sash ent, and they multiply rapidly. If shouldWpul"bn In the afternoon I,discovered early, a spray of 1*4 to eolket .heat to hold over the tea spoonfuls of 40 per cent nicopight. When days and nights are j tine sulfate and five teaapoonfuls cool and the sash is left on, some! cf powdered or granulated soap to ventilate* should be provided'one gallon of water will be effecduring the daytime .This is done tive. If the Insects are not discoveither by sliding the sash up a ercd until the leaves are curled, few inches or by raising the bat- j the most effective treatment is a torn, holding It up with a piece of 14 per cent nicotine dust applied THE SOUTH AMBOY BUSINESS DIRECTORY COAL ^AND WOOD Paul Brylinski FUEL OIL—CONCRETE BLOCKS PORTLAND CEMENT All Kinds of Feed and Grain Old Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre COAL CENTER AND ELM E) to) ElXg] m Telephone S. A* f wood. when the temperature is 75 de- If the soil requires water, apply this preferably in the morning, so that the heat of the sun can grees or over. Leaf hoppers may be on beans or other vegetables. These are Old Bridge Coal Co. warm up the soil and the air in' lively wedge-shaped, tiny insects Dealer In High Graft*' the frame before sundown. When it is cold, never water late in the day. as all the heated air will be which secure their food by sucking it out of the plant tissue. The nymphs or young cannot fly, and Lehigh Coal and Wood replaced with cold air. As the nights become colder, approaching freezing, it Is a good plan to have some sort of covering for the sash available. This can be old burlap bags, discarded bed quilts or anything that will help to keep so it is in this stage that they arc more easily controlled, they are destroyed on the under surface of the leaves where they feed. A nicotine spray is one of the best controls, but frequent dusting with roteone will hold AIM Broad Top Soft Owl ' ~. Main Offlet . t
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