THE SOUTH AMBOY •••* SAYREVILLE TIM Date: April 5,1993 FREE Vol. 2 Issue 7 Dr. Novembre South Amboy Moves to Leadership Role Lee Iococca said it best when he said, "In the automobile business, you either lead, fol- low or get out of the way". Dr. Anthony Novembre, Superintendent of Schools for South Amboy Public Schools, has applied those words to Education: "In the Education business, you either lead, follow or get out of the way." The concept of a Community School has launched South Amboy to the forefront of the education business. South Amboy has come from the past into the present and moving into the future as the "Leader" of the Community School Concept. Other districts will follow or they will get out of the way. Dr. Novembre projects early cost estimates for the new Community School to be between $10 to $12 million. The actual Net cost to the taxpayers will be offset by the increased state aid and other savings as noted below: 1. State Aid 28% of the total amount of the project. 2. $90,000 a year savings by eliminating the need for busing to Selover School in Sayreville. 3. Return of Special Education Classes to South Amboy realize savings of $200,000- $250,000. Dr. Novembre indicated that the State is making available low interest loans of l'/2% for 50% of the total cost. This money is con- tingent upon the voters approving the School Referendum scheduled for May 18, 1993. Let's invest in the future of our children and support the referendum. Frog Hollow News Congratulations to the following members of the Frog Hollow Swim <fc Tennis Club who, at a meeting of the Board on December 3, 1992, were elected to serve as your 1993 Officers. They look forward to a year of cooperation from the membership as well as from the remaining Board Members: President: Mary Griffin 1st Vic President: Charles Stueber 2nd Vice President: Tony Gonsalves Secretary: John Nappi Treasurer: Veronica Sullivan At a meeting of the Board on Jan. 21, 1993 the following Committee & Sub-committee Chairpersons were confirmed: Personnel: Mary Griffin Pres. Finance: Charles Stueber 1st V.P. Rules &By-Laws: John Nappi Secy. Pool & Grounds: Tom Tighe Program: Tony Gonsalves 2nd V.P. •Five Mile Run: George Krzyzanowski •Picnics: * Swim Team: Warren Eberle •Diving Team: TomTighe Publicity: John Nappi Membership: Veronica Sullivan Nominating: George Krzyzanowski •Sub Committees of Program Committee A very successful "Operation Cleanup" work party was held on Feb. 27th. Damaged trees and branches were cut and removed and the grounds were put back in shape. Thanks to tlie members who showed up and did an excellent job supervised by Tom Tighe, Stanley Griffin and George Krzyzanowski. A calendar of events is being prepared and will be available before the season activities begin. If you have any fun packed ideas for kids or adults please contact Tony Gonsalves, Program Committee Chairman. One event being planned is a "Get Acquainted Spring Dinner Dance" a date for which will be announced as soon as finalized. Reservations must be made and paid. IN ADVANCE, with Tony. Plans are also being made for the Annual Five Mile Run which will be held on Sat. July 10. Chairman George Krzyzanowski asks that you watch for future news items for more about this event. The Personnel Committee is accepting application for all levels of personnel and will begin meeting soon to consider applicants, if interested please send resume to Frog Hollow Swim Club Box 3122 So. Amboy NJ. Att. Personnel Committee. The So. Amboy Public Schools Band performing at the Annual St. Patrick's Day Parade. GMC Coach of the Year Sayreville Girls Basketball Coach, Lisa Smith of So. Amboy was select- ed GMC Coach of the Year in her rookie season. Quite a feat! Childhood Trauma Healing Group Hospital will present a group for the healing of childhood trauma and sexual abuse. Tlie 10 consecutive sessions, each at $10, will begin Thursday, April 29,1993. Discussion for each session will start at 7 p.m. in the Hospital's fourth-floor Wellness and Prevention office. If you have any questions about this group, or if you would like to reserve your seat, please call the Center for Behavioral Medicine's Director of Wellness and Prevention Services, Betty Bergman Christie, M.S.W., at (908) 721 1000, exten- sion 4464. Next Issue May 3 Deadline Ads and Editoral April 23
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THESOUTH AMBOY• • • * SAYREVILLE TIM
Date: April 5,1993 FREE Vol. 2 Issue 7
Dr. Novembre
South AmboyMoves toLeadership Role
Lee Iococca said it best when he said, "Inthe automobile business, you either lead, fol-low or get out of the way".
Dr. Anthony Novembre, Superintendent ofSchools for South Amboy Public Schools, hasapplied those words to Education: "In theEducation business, you either lead, follow orget out of the way."
The concept of a Community School haslaunched South Amboy to the forefront of theeducation business. South Amboy has comefrom the past into the present and moving intothe future as the "Leader" of the CommunitySchool Concept. Other districts will follow orthey will get out of the way.
Dr. Novembre projects early cost estimatesfor the new Community School to be between$10 to $12 million. The actual Net cost to thetaxpayers will be offset by the increased stateaid and other savings as noted below:
1. State Aid 28% of the total amount of theproject.
2. $90,000 a year savings by eliminatingthe need for busing to Selover School inSayreville.
3. Return of Special Education Classes toSouth Amboy realize savings of $200,000-$250,000.
Dr. Novembre indicated that the State ismaking available low interest loans of l'/2%for 50% of the total cost. This money is con-tingent upon the voters approving the SchoolReferendum scheduled for May 18, 1993.Let's invest in the future of our children andsupport the referendum.
Frog Hollow News
Congratulations to the following members of the Frog Hollow Swim <fc Tennis Clubwho, at a meeting of the Board on December 3, 1992, were elected to serve as your 1993Officers. They look forward to a year of cooperation from the membership as well as from theremaining Board Members:
President: Mary Griffin1st Vic President: Charles Stueber2nd Vice President: Tony GonsalvesSecretary: John NappiTreasurer: Veronica SullivanAt a meeting of the Board on Jan. 21, 1993 the following Committee & Sub-committee
Chairpersons were confirmed:Personnel: Mary Griffin Pres.Finance: Charles Stueber 1st V.P.Rules & By-Laws: John Nappi Secy.Pool & Grounds: Tom TigheProgram: Tony Gonsalves 2nd V.P.•Five Mile Run: George Krzyzanowski•Picnics:* Swim Team: Warren Eberle•Diving Team: Tom TighePublicity: John NappiMembership: Veronica SullivanNominating: George Krzyzanowski•Sub Committees of Program CommitteeA very successful "Operation Cleanup" work party was held on Feb. 27th. Damaged trees and
branches were cut and removed and the grounds were put back in shape. Thanks to tlie memberswho showed up and did an excellent job supervised by Tom Tighe, Stanley Griffin and GeorgeKrzyzanowski.
A calendar of events is being prepared and will be available before the season activities begin.If you have any fun packed ideas for kids or adults please contact Tony Gonsalves, ProgramCommittee Chairman. One event being planned is a "Get Acquainted Spring Dinner Dance" adate for which will be announced as soon as finalized. Reservations must be made and paid. INADVANCE, with Tony.
Plans are also being made for the Annual Five Mile Run which will be held on Sat. July 10.Chairman George Krzyzanowski asks that you watch for future news items for more about thisevent.
The Personnel Committee is accepting application for all levels of personnel and will beginmeeting soon to consider applicants, if interested please send resume to Frog Hollow Swim ClubBox 3122 So. Amboy NJ. Att. Personnel Committee.
The So. Amboy Public Schools Band performing at the Annual St.Patrick's Day Parade.
GMC Coach of the Year
Sayreville Girls Basketball Coach,Lisa Smith of So. Amboy was select-ed GMC Coach of the Year in herrookie season. Quite a feat!
Childhood TraumaHealing Group
Hospital will present a group for thehealing of childhood trauma and sexualabuse.
Tlie 10 consecutive sessions, each at $10,will begin Thursday, April 29,1993.
Discussion for each session will start at 7p.m. in the Hospital's fourth-floor Wellnessand Prevention office.
If you have any questions about thisgroup, or if you would like to reserve yourseat, please call the Center for BehavioralMedicine's Director of Wellness andPrevention Services, Betty BergmanChristie, M.S.W., at (908) 721 1000, exten-sion 4464.
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Talk of the TownsBy Tom Burkard
Easterlies! Polka Celebration At St. Stan'sSt. Stan's Parish of Sayreville will spon-
sor a gaia Easterfest Polka Celebration onSat., April 17th from 7 p.m. to I a.m. 2 topPolka bands will be featured. In addition,the kitchen will offer some of its famoushomemade delicious Polish foods. For moreinfo, and advance tickets-S!O. call JohnNiewinski at 257-5622 or AnnetteDaszkiewicz at 257-7530. Tickets at thedoor will be SI I.Happy 45lh Anniversary Hotch & Alice
Harold "Hotch" and Alice Met/ ofParlin celebrated their 45th WeddingAnniversary on April 3rd. Congratulations!Operation Heartbeat Raises $91,000.00
W.C.T.C.'s Operation Heartbeat wasone of their best in history, raising a whop-ping $91*000.00 in 2 days, in pledges for theAmerican Heart Assn. in Middlesex andSomerset counties. Local residents. Frankand Marian Burkard, who took an activepan as volunteers, were interviewed by thepopular radio station.South Ambov Elementary Ties For 3rdIn Spelling
Congratulations go oui K> South AmtaojElementary School for finishing in a tie for3rd place in the Middlesex CountyChampionship competition.Adelhock's Proud Parents Of Baby Girl
Mark & Cynthia (Mancini) Adelhockformerly of the 2 Towns Area and currentlyresiding in Lavallette, have announced thebirth of their daughter Alicia Gabrielle onJan. 2 at Toms River Hospital. The babyweighed 7 pounds 8 ounces. Grandparent is
Vince Mancini of Lavallette, Great Aunt isDorothy Damico of Morgan, and GodParents are Mary Theresa Huguenin ofMorgan and Eric Adelhock of Fairview.God Bless the child!Anniversary #45 Wishes To George &Rosalie
Special 45th Anniversary congratula-tions and best wishes go out to George andRosalie Point of the Two Towns Area. Theirbig day is April 17th.Sayreville V.F.W. Testimonial April 17
Sayreville Memorial V.F.W. Post 4699and Ladies Auxiliary will hold their AnnualTestimonial Dinner, honoring CommanderRobert Redford and Auxiliary PresidentIrene Semasko on Sat.. April 17.1993 at thePost Home on Jernee Mill Road. The cele-bration will oiler a Cocktail Hour from 6-7p.m.. dinner & dancing from 7-midnight.and several guest speakers. Tickeis are $25per person and can be purchased fromHenry Rossi or Mary Galvin. For more info,call the Post Home at 254-9746.Baseball Fever At Old Towne Deli
Spring has a! long last arrived, andBaseball season is upon us. The Old TowneDeli in South Ambo) has currently changedtheir showcase to all Baseball cards for thecollectors. They have plenty of hot. new"9.3's in addition to insert cards, which havetaken over as the most popular collectorsItems.
(Jet Well Wishes To Lorraine FrancyHere's a special wish for a speedy recov-
ery to South Amboy's Lorraine Francy.Hope all of your future days are muchbrighter!Carriage House Manor Resident Turns KM)
Raphael Grieco Jerome celebrated her100th birthday yesterday. Born in Italy onApril 4,1893 her family came to Americawhen she was 19 years old She marriedAlberto (Albert) Jerome in 1920. and weremarried for 49 years until his death in 1969.Although I'm not sure. I believe that Mr.Jerome was Albert the Barber on RidgewayAve. for many years, and gave yours trulyhis first haircut. It's a small world! HappyBirthday. Mrs. Jerome!
Big Band SoundComes toSayreville
The Cultural Arts Council of Sayrevilleproudly announces Pete Korey presentingmusic with the big band sound, memorableoldtime favorites including sing-a-longs onThursday. April 22. 1993 at the senior cen-ter at Main St. and Pulaski Ave.
Admission is free and refreshments willbe served.
Proclamation of Appreciation - In cel-ebration of the 101st Birthday of theirresident Hattie Alexander, bornFebruary 4, 1892, Carriage HouseManor, Nursing, Convalescent andRehabilitation Center threw a partyin her honor. Waving to the crowdwith her lovely corsage, balloons anda party cake that fed 220 residents isHattie, still quite healthy and alwaysexcited when one of her 28 great-grandchildren visit.
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Anyone who heard the South AmboyPublic Schools Advanced Band during theSt. Patrick's Day Parade will have to admitthat they were EXCELLENT!
The credit goes not only to the youngladies and gentlemen who played but it alsogoes to their music teacher. Mr. JosephWalter.
Mr. Walter works with these kids for I-'/: hours, 1 day a week. Before the paradethere are only 5 or 6 practices and everyonecame to the parade well prepared.
If you would like to see and hear toband.come to the Spring Concert on May13. This is always an enjoyable evening.
Congratulations again to Mr. Walter andthe Advanced Band for a PERFORMANCEWELL DONE.
Joanne Niestempski
Health conscious individuals;1 would like lo beg five minutes of your
time. Do you realize that the Food And DrugAdministration (FDA) is working overtime toclassify vitamins, minerals, ami no acids, andherbs as prescription drugs. The Food AndDrug Administration assumes that individualsdo not possess the expert knowledge requiredlo make sound personal decisions regardingtheir and their families personal health, partic-ularly if such decisions are outside of what isjudged lo be medically sound by ih AmericanMedical Association and the Food And DrugAdministration. Ibis group of people,employed by you and 1, believes that when asupplement improves human physiologicalfunctioning (improves health) the supplementbecomes a "drug".
Amazing as it may sound, the FDA in MayOf 1992, arms-drawn, raided the health clinico\ Jonathan Wright M.D. of Tacoma.Washington. His office records and supple-ments were confiscated and staff terrorized bytwelve FDA agents and ten Kent Countypoliceman. A medical doctor was dispensingvitamin and mineral supplements to hispatients. Here the FDA had played the role ofcommon thugs.
There seems to be a link between the L-Tryptophan scare a few years ago and what theFDA is attempting lo do now. L-Trypiophan,an amino acid found in turkey, milk, and otherfoods, has been used by literally millions ofpeople in the United States and around theworld as an aid in dieting, to relieve insomnia,and to relieve tension. L-Tryptophan wastaken off the market because the product wascontaminated by one Japanese company due toa faulty laboratory filtration procedure. Allcontaminated L-Tryptophan was removed andyet the FDA still refuses to allow this aminoacid to be sold.
Reflect back for one minute. How manytimes have you taken a legal prescription drugprescribed by a physician and experienced theside effects of that drug. You probably experi-enced side effects worse than the cure. Therearc no known side effects when taking vitaminand mineral supplements, as long as they arenot taken in excess. These same vitamins andminerals arc found in the food that we cat.
If the Food And Drug Administration is sovehement on taking something off the marketlet them consider the food additives, colorings,and preservatives that we consume every day.More has been written concerning the harmthey cause than the good that they do.
J.M. PohlNutritionally Concerned
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CelticClippings By Rosanne Cross-Savoi
Aer Lingus May Shed 1,000 JobsAer Lingus ma) eliminate up to l,000 jobs as part of its new survival package. There
have also been rumors that the airline would discontinue its trans-Atlantic service but thishas been denied by Aer Lingus officials.
Although the world-wide recession was blamed for most of the airline's woes, the poli-cies pursued by its management are also a major factor and a cash infusion b\ the govern-ment will be required to rescue the airline.
One of the prime jewels in the Aer Lingus crown, is its ownership of the Copihorne hotelchain in Britain, France and Belgium, might be offered up for sale, as its worth is estimatedto be more than 100-million pounds.
Until Next Time...Have a Good Dav Always And...In All Ways!
All AboutPets
By Virginia StiilwagonThere are 20 million abandoned pets in America today. They have been thrown out of
their homes - left on the side of the road, in an alley or turned in to an animal shelter - sim-ply because that owner does not want the responsibility of caring. These animals arc doomedto a short and brutal life. The shame of it is that these animals should not have been born inthe first place.
There are more than 10 times as many dos and cats born in America than there are homeswilling to take them in. About 3000 kittens and puppies are born every hour. While you arereading this 50 dogs and cats have been born. Of the 50. only 5 will find permanent, lovinghomes. The rest will be given away or abandoned, and most will be destroyed.
One unspayed female dog and her descendants can produce 4,325 puppies in just 7 gener-ations. One unspayed cat and her offspring can produce 80 million kittens in 10 years
It happens when an irresponsible pet owner lets an unneutered male or unspayed femaleroam the neighborhood at will, when parents want their children to witness "the miracle ofbirth", or they think it will make the pet lazy and fat. (Food, not surgery, makes animals fat.)
It is not mean or cruel to spay or neuter a pet. Animals do not miss having a sex life orparenthood. They do desire food, a home and affection, luxuries that unwanted animals aredeprived of.
You can save money by getting it done through Friends of Animals, and if you partici-pate in one or more of the state programs such as food stamps, supplemental social security,medicaid, welfare, PAAD, etc. Any information you tell me is confidential.
Please call if I can be of any help - 727-6904.
Happy Easterfrom theCity of
South AmboyJOHN T. O'LEARY
MavorJAMES C. REICK CLAIRE S. RE1LLYCouncil President Councilper$on-At-Large
DONALD THOMAS FRED A. HENRY('ouncilperson (ouncilperson-A(-Lan4c
RUSSELL STHXWAGONCouncilperson
CHRISTINE CAPITTOCity Clerk
LEO McCABEChief of Police
JOANNE BREXXANTax Collector
RONALD E. BURGESSFinance Director
EDWARD SZATKOWSKIFire Official
JOHN E MASON
JAMES E.CLEARYCity Engineer
GARY COLEERFire Chief
JOHN R. LANZALaw Director
JOSEPH C. HOFFMANMunicipal Judge
CHESTER MEIXZERFire Marshall
GERALD GARXETTCity Business Administrator Asst. Superiiileiideiit of Public Work
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Jack Skutnik (r), owner of the Sayreville Martial Arts Academy, receives the1992 Instructor of the Year Award from Wayne McCabe.
Sayreville Martial Arts AcademySayreville Martial Arts Academy, located
in the Sayrebrooke Town Center offers a vari-ety of instructional programs for the entirefamily. All of the classes incorporate fitness,courtesy, respect, and self-defense. Several ofthe Academy's specialties are Karate For Kids,Women's Only Karate, and Adult Karateclasses. Owner, Jack Skutnik of Sayrevillesays that,"we teach anyone from 4-64.Everyone can benefit."
Mr. Skutnik was inspired by Bruce Leemovies, and began studying Martial Arts in1969. He trained in Japanese Chito Ryu styleKarate, and continued to read all he could findon Martial Arts. In 1981, he was certified as aTraining Instructor by Wayne T.McCabe.After teaching Taekwondo for over 4 years, heopened the Sayreville Taekwondo Academy in1985. Since then, countless people of the sur-
HoffmanHi-Lites
By Ed Welsh •Mr. Hoffman was held on Tueday,
March 9th in the schools' small gym. Theevent, which was sponsored by the soccorteam, was a huge success. All of the partica-pants had a great time, but this years Mr.Hoffman is junior Fred Terris.
The annual school Arts and Science Fairwas held on March 25 in the schools' cafe-teria. All who entered had interesting andcreative projects.
Mrs. Inman and the class of '93' are at itagain, they are once again selling pies astheir easter fundraiser.
Finally this month, everyone at Hoffmanwould like to congratulate Carrie AnneAdamiec on her completion at The DouglasAcademy for Science for Women whichwas held last month.
Photo by John E. Szpara
rounding communities have taken advantageof Mr.Skutnik's outstanding programs.
In 1992, The Sayreville TaekwondoAcademy closed, and Jack opened theSayreville Martial Arts Academy, a spacious.and very modern facility which is kept spot-less.
The owner, a 4th Degree Black Belt iscommitted to helping the community, and hasraised money for MDA. and many otherworthwhile causes and organizations. He alsosupports the Sayreville Community Day, andits goal of a safe and drug free community.
The Academy's outstanding staff ofInstructors & Instructor Trainees consists ofJoe Brignoli, Dave Reilly, Wayne Applegate,Jim Kelly, Alan Moskowitz, Ron Chakrabarti.Brian Behan, Joe McCarthy, Joe McCartney.All are 1st & 2nd Degree Black Belts exceptBrignoli who is a 3rd Degree Black Belt.
The Sayreville Martial Arts Academy isone of the finest around, and with its highly-trained professional staff offers unsurpassedinstruction in Martial Arts, and the other vari-ous courses offered.
Their motto is "Everyone is a winner. Youprogress at your own pace."
For further info call 721 -6100.
l lLFavorsFrom Thee |And For Thee
By Albert Gomolka Jr.Times Poet Laureate
c. 1966When my knees beneath me fall,I ask for strength from thee, my Lord.And when my heart & soul is dimmed,I ask forgiveness from Thee, my God.And when I tear and sorrow feel,I ask to share my griefs with thee.And before to heaven, when I go,I'll give myself to thee, my All.
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Pleasant LittleTrivia
By Tom BurkardI.The President of St.Mary's German
Club in 1965-66?2.S.Amboy's Councilman-At-Large in
1949?3.The current Lagoda's Saloon location
was known as what in the 4()'s & 50's?4.S.Amboy's Chief of Police in 1963?5.Way back in '49, Annabel's Tavern
was called?6.The popular owner of Peterson
Pharmacy from the 1940's thru 60Y?7.Sayreville's Superintendent of Schools
in 1960 was?8.Freshman Class President at Say re vi Us
High in 1956-57?9.S.Amboy\s Fire Chief in '63?10.In the late 40's, this popular tavern
was located between Abe Korb's & theVictory Bridge?
11.President of the S.Amboy P.B.A. in1983?
12.0wners of the Red Mill Luncheonetteat 91 Main St. Sayreville in 1949?
13.President of the Luke A.Lovely Post#62 Ladies Auxiliary in 1985-86?
14.Fatso Fogerty 's was previouslycalled?
1 S.Broadway Bakery was formerly?
SWMHSScenario
by Juan Antonio GamboaCongratulations to a team of students
from SWMHS who attended the Odyssey ofthe Minds Regional Tournament. They qual-ified to State Competition receiving twofirst place merits and one second laceaward. Juniors Kathy Davis and Rick Zdanwere nominated to participate in RotaryYouth Leadership Association in PrincetonUniversity. New officers for the 1993-1994term include President Lauren Swecyzk,Vice resident Shannon McKeon, SecretaryChristine Scavone and Treasurer TaraBouchard. Best of luck in your efforts in'93.
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St. Mary'sScene
By Theresa MularzThe season of Lent is a time of sacrifice.
At St. Mary's, the National Honor SocietyEaster Drive took place. NHS members col-lected and distributed candy and gifts tochildren in the area for Easter. The drive ranthrough April 5 and was a great success.
Good luck to Juniors Lisa Coppola.Diana Borysewicz, Joanna de la Cruz, JillHebron, and Lauren Gorga who will be par-ticipating this summer in the New JerseyGovernor's School.
SMRHS is pleased to announce a diversegroup of students will be attending theMiddlesex Teen Arts Festival to be held onMay 16, 17, 18, 19. Several categories willbe filled with St. Mary's Students. The areasinclude: Theater, Instrumental and VocalMusic, and Visual Arts.
Amy Simon will represent SMRHS forWomen in Math and Science sponsored byDouglas College. We wish her the best.
Congratulations to Erika Bobovnik forher nomination as "Outstanding Student."She will attend a dinner honoring all thenominees from Middlesex County.
SMRHS is proud to announce the nam-ing of Kim Respol and Patricia O'Toole asAll-Division in the Greater MiddlesexConference. Junior, David Graham, seeded3rd in the 160 lb. weight class in theDistrict 20 Wrestling Tournament.
St. Mary's is searching for lost alumni. Ifanyone knows of graduates, please contactMrs. Janet Gray at the school number. 721 -0748. If you are an alumni and you are notreceiving a "Crown Alumni Newsletter", itmeans you are missing from our list.
SMRHS would like to wish everyone aHappy and Blessed Easter. Stay tuned formore info!
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1 o" clock »By Ruth Connors
April 4. 1993 - Palm Sunda) - Palm-, will be distribute duringworship service with Pastor Robert 0. Taylor officiating.
April 8,1993 - Mainly Thursday - at 6 o'clock there will be a communion dinner hostedby the Choir.A re- inaction of the Last Supper will take place with Pastor Robert O. Taylorofficiating.
April 9, 1993 Good Friday - church will be opened from noon to 3'oclock for quiet time.At 7 o'clock P.M. there will be a service in the sanctuary with Pastor Robert O. Taylor offi-ciating.
April I 1. 1993 - Easter Sunday - Sunrise service will be at 7 o'clock A.M. in theSanctuary with Pastor Robert O. Taylor officiating - Coffee and pastry will be served afterSunrise service. Sunday School will be at 9:30 o'clock followed by 1 I o'clock EasterWorship Service with Pastor Robert O. Taylor officiating.
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By Rev. Joseph GrayThe First Presbyterian Church of South Amboy will offer a complete schedule of Holy
Week services and activities for you and your family to prepare for and celebrate the resur-rection of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Palm Sunday. April 4Morning Worship 10:30 a.m.Sunday School Children's ChoirProcessional and Palms
Holy Thursday. April 8Holy Communion 7:30 p.m.
Good Friday. April 9Noon - A Service of Remembrance
Easter Sunday6:30 a.m. Sunrise Service - Waterworks9:00 a.m. Easter Breakfast and fellowshipat the church (Fellowship Hall)10:30 a.m. Service of Resurrection
Don't miss out on the most important week in the Christian year. You are welcome tocome and joyfully celebrate the resurrection of Jesus with us.
First Presbyterian Church is located at 150 North Broadway in South Amboy. next to theMunicipal Center. Call the church office at 721-4516 for further information.
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The Inquiring Report
Hall of Fame?
By Tom BurkardQUESTION: Do you think Pete Rose
should be allowed to enter Baseball's Hallof Fame?
Lorraine Vargo, Sayreville- "No,because you're not supposed to do that. It'sa professional sport, and he jeopardized thequality of the game."
Sonny Ostrowski, Morgan- "Yes,because he deserves it, and Bill Clinton isthe only one that claims he never made amistake."
Bill Beattie. So.Amboy- "Yes. A lot ofpeople did a lot worse. You can't takesomething away that a man has earned.Look at Steinbrenner, banned for life, andhe's back after 2 years."
Tom Misak, Sayreville- "I think heshould, because of what he accomplishccwhile playing baseball."
Karate Tournament Winners and AwardsSayrcvillc Mania! Arc Academy rccentl) pamaapted m the Karate America Championships held 1'eb 27 ai Si Josephs Mich Stall in Meluchcn Compelilor!. from
Sayreville. Parlin, South Amboy. Kdison. Aberdeen. Marlboro. Morganvi I Ic. Rosellc. 1-Tcmington all participated in the tournament sanctioned by Karate America (an organi fa -
uoo with over UK) member, in New Jersey). In si rue tor Master Jack Siumik of Suyrevitle Mania! Arts Academy was chosen t<*92 Instructor of ihe Year by MaMcr Wayne
McCabe (Prcsideni and I-ounder of Karate America). This award is given for dedication lo the Mania! A m . teaching, and pacing on your knowledge lo fulure gciKrrjiu'iiv ot
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Holder HP IS Mihci Conte 3S Randy Gagnon 3F 2S Brian Njkiclny IF IS Arthur Oder SP Roben Goscinski II 2S Jim l-askodi JS Joe McCanhy 3S Krik Moskowiu II Sieve
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Board of EdCandidate
Patricia Attardi KaneckeApril 20, 1993 is a very important day
for the future of South Amboy. The electionof three members to the Board of Education.
I am a life long resident of SouthAmboy, a graduate of South Amboy MiddleSchool, and if Hoffman High School. 1believe that a quality education is the key tofuture success, and I am very interested inworking for the children and taxpayers ofSouth Amboy.
Having been a student in the SouthAmboy School System not too long ago, 1am well aware of the overcrowded condi-tions of our facilities, forcing our children tobe bused out of South Amboy for their edu-cation. 1 am also aware of the need to haveour tax dollars spent on quality educationalprograms to better prepare our children fortheir future endeavor.
I am dedicated to providing the best edu-cational system for our children at an
affordable price to the taxpayers. This canonly be accomplished with your support.vote Line A-l Patricia (Attardi) Kanecke onApril 20, 1993.
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SchoolSports
By Tom BurkardFINAL STATS- Boys Basketball
Records-Sayreville ])-]():St.Mary's [1-13; Hoffman 2-19 TopScorers- Points & Avg.-Sayreville-Pau! Thompson 373,18.7; Chris Sola264.13.2: SM-Matt Cannon 324.13.5:Ian Thomas 185.11.6; Larry Kovacs260. 1 1.3: Ross Hull 262,10.9:Hoffman-Russell Boyer 206.10.8.Wrestling
Sayreville 12-4: SM 4-1 1. Won-Lost Records- Savreville-Kiran Patel22-6; Tom Martinez 26-5; MikeCaporeale 12-7: Craig Nalitt 19-5;Yannick LaHaie 14-6; Sean Bouchard14-6: Mike Sanchez 16-11; DanDwyer 12-9; St.Marv's-Jay Malega13-10; Mike Reddan 10-9: AugustinRojas 13-8; Dave Graham 19-8.*Receiving Honorable Mentions forTNT All Area were: Martinez, Patel,Graham.
School Notebook-East Brunswick'sGirls Hoops Coach. Reggie Carney ofSayreville, and Sayreville's rookiementor, Lisa Smith of South Amboywere selected GMC Red Division Co-Coaches of the Year. It really wasn'tthat long ago when Lisa starred forReggie's Hoffman dynasty...St.Mary's 2nd year Girls BasketballCoach, Don Szatkowski was chosenGMC Gold Division Coach of theYear...Former St.Mary's varsity base-ball Coach. John Morvay, known forhis special brand of "Morvay Ball" isAssistant Baseball Coach at EdisonHigh...St.Peter's Rookie HoopsCoach, Lynn Ust of South Amboy dida fine job under a lot of pressure thisyear, and guided the Lady Cards to awinning record...Sayreville's JoannePachkowski was a 1st team All RedDivision selection in
basketball... Hoffman's KristyParfianowicz and Shannon Reick, andSt.Mary's Trish O'Toole and KimRespol were all 1st teamers in the GoldDivision...
Girls BasketballFina l R e c o r d s - S t . M a r y ' s 13-10 .
Sayreville 13-11. Hoffman 10-11.
Scoring Leaders- Points, Avg.S t . M a r y ' s - T r i s h O ' T o o l e 2 6 6 , 1 4 . 8 ;
Savrevi l le-Joanne Pachkowski 241,12.7 .
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Glory Days In LocalSports
By Tom Burkard1933-ln vintage City Series Basketball
action. St.Mary's swept Hoffman, 34-13 ingame #1, and 35-13 in the finale... 1947-Onthe gridiron, Metuchen ripped Sayreville.24-6. Halfback Walt Swiderski scored a 3-yd. touchdown for the Bombers... 1960-Dennis White's jump shot at the buzzergave Hoffman a thrilling 46-44 victory overthe Eagles in game #1. George Reick wasthe g a m e s high scorer with 17 for thePurple & Gold, and White chipped in withI 1. The Birds were paced by Len Lawson's14 and Henry (Henny The D.J.) Conroy'sII points... 1964-St.Mary's Boys Basketballsquad opened the season with a 90-74 rompover Mater Dei, as Jim Doyle burned thenets for 28 markers... 1966-The SaintsSpring Track team was overwhelmed intheir season opener. 99-18, by cross-riverrivals. Perth Amboy St.Mary's. The Eagleslone 1st place finisher was John Pintauro.who copped the Low Hurdles... 1971 -72-InSo.Amboy Men's Basketball, MountaineerConstruction finished 1-8. Mike Colucci ledthe club with 106 points and a 13.2 avg...1973-Sayreville's Winter Track-Shot PutRelay team of Dan Scully, Wayne Field,and Glenn Pearson finished 1st in theCounty Relays, in route to a super 11 -5 sea-son... 1977-Hoffman's senior outfielder,Jack Conlon blistered the ball for a .389avg., including 26 hits 4-doubles, l-triple, 1-homer, scored 23 runs, and was 18-19 instolen bases. He was selected 2nd team AllSentinel. Teammate, Frank Kuziemski, alsoan outfielder was selected Sophmore of theYear, batting .356, 28 hits, and 21-22 insteals. The Coach of the Year honors wentto former Eagles hoops coach Walt Peto,who led Madison Central to the CountyConference title with a 15-13 mark againstsome stiff competition... 1982-Hoffmannipped Wardlaw, 3-2, as Mike Buczynski's5th inning single was the game winner.Mark Herdman notched his first win... 1985-Governors Scott Gumprecht ran his recordto an unbelievable 10-0, beating J.F.K., 5-1,on a 3-hitter. He fanned 10. Freshman phe-nom. Bill Moskal ripped 2 hits and drove in3 runs...
Bulman & CarneyCoach Teams ToTitles
Former South Amboy resident. BillBulman guided his St .John Vianney ofHolmdel, girls basketball powerhouse totheir 4th consecutive Parochial state cham-pionship, and also to the prestigiousTournament of Champions title, becomingthe first girls team to win the crown twice.This year, the Lady Lancers finished at a hot26-4. The masterful Bulman has compiledan astounding 145-12 record. EastBrunswick girls Coach Reggie Carney tookhis team to the Central Jersey Group IVchampionship, finishing at a typical Carney-like 26-4 mark. In 15 years of coaching,Carney's record reads a mind-boggling 371-50, with 296 wins while at Hoffman. Healso guided the Lady Guvs to 5 consecutiveGroup 1 state championships from 1984-89.and also the first T of C title in '89 .Congratulations Bill and Reggie. You arethe best! • . .
T.H.E. GameBy Tom Burkard
Year-1958Sport-Baseball- Little Fellas LeagueTeams-South Amboy vs. North BrunswickRecap-In the Middlesex County FreeholdersLittle Fellas Tournament final. SouthAmboy nipped a tough North Brunswickclub, 2-0. Ace hurler, Jimmy Vida won his3rd game of the lourney with a nifty 6-hitter.It was his 2nd consecutive shutout, as he hadpreviously throttled Perth Amboy NL in thesemis, 4-0. South Amboy's first run wasunearned, and Jack Kreiger blasted a longhome run over the center field fence in the5th for the final tally. This classic club wascoached by Alfie O'Connor and FrankEnglish. Other key roster members were;Danny Ust, Lenny Kuczynski, GeorgeStramback, Jim Carney, Tom Vona, BobCavanaugh, Joe Monaghan, Dennis Wood,Jerry Drill, Tom Purcell, Manny Formoso,Ray Drill, Joe Chodkiewicz, Phil Belgio, ArtO'Donnell.Player Of The Game-Jimmy Vida, SouthAmboy's pilcher, who stifled most opposingbatters throughout the tourney, won 3games, and fired 2 consecutive shutouts.
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FishingFlashes
By Teo "Weebles" WeberFresh Water
Pre-Trout season fishing is now closeduntil Opening Day April 10 at 8a.m. Ice ismelting from lakes, and ice fishing will soonbe over. Shad will be ascending theDelaware River soon, as they are now inDelaware Bay. Walleye fishing will start assoon as they spawn.Salt Water
Cold water and snow runoff haveslowed fishing on all inshore wrecks.Offshore wrecks in 150 feet of water areyielding a pick of Ling, Cod,Pollack, andBlackfish. River & Bay Flounder fishing ispoor due to the weather. If waters warm upsoon expect brief flurries of action, but theoverall outlook is not good, due too muchfishing pressure. Mackeral are off theCarolinas at present-expect action in mid-April.
ObituariesDenarski, Leon T. "Louie", 67, of Morgandied March 25.Good, Charles, of Parlin died March 27.Kibbler, Mary G. "Mae", 75, or Parlin diedMarch 27.Miller, Patricia P., 70, of Sayreville diedMarch 26.Nebus, Anna Letts, 88, of S. Amboy diedMarch 23.
Howard Alexander AwardPurpose: to honor annually a young person from South
Amboy. age 13 through IS, who has achieved a goal in the pasiyear, be it in sports, academics, the arts, or personal growth.
Prize: a book in the honorce's field of achievement, with aplate in it noting the award, and a cash prize.
Applications: An application form can be picked up at theDowdcll Library. Senior Ciii^cn Center, and City Hal!. TheCommittee. South Amboy Youth Associaiion, P.O. Box 267.South Amboy NJ 08879.
Deadline for application: April 15.Date of award: June 12.Source of award: Howard Alexander was the long-time edi-
tor of the News Tribune, as well as a well-known local historianand public speaker. He died in 1989. after working for the news-paper for forty-seven years. His family designated the SouthAmboy Center as the recipient oi donations in his memory, as anexample of the community-based groups that he was fond ofsupporting. The South Amboy Youlh Association has chosen tohonor Howard Alexander by encouraging and rewarding youthof ability and achievement within our city.
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