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Date: Jan. 17, 1992 FREE Vol. 1 Issue 4

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Members of the Catholic War VeteransPost 578 of South Amboy happily announcethat they have the oldest Commander in thestate of New Jersey. Commander AdamRzepka. who turned 90 years of age on No-vember 8th. 1991.

He organized and served as Chairman ofthe Annual Memorial Day Parade in SouthAmboy. He also served as Chairman of theAnnual Poppy Fund Drive to benefit hospi-talized veterans.

He was also responsible for having themarble statue of a soldier sculptured in Italyand placed in front of City Hall as a memo-rial to the veterans.

Mr. Rzepka is a U.S. Navy veteran ofWWII where he served aboard the USSFoote in the Pacific Theater of Operations.

Mr. Rzepka is a Direcor of Pulawski Sav-ings and Loan Assocation, and owner ofAIR Electric Co. He is also a trustee of Sa-cred Heart Church in South Amboy.

Mr. Rzepka lives with his brother Joseph.84 years old. and sister Katie Macey. 87.The Rzepkas' are the oldest family in SouthAmboy. totalling 261 years of combined ser-vices. All are member of Sacred HeartChurch.

EarthquakeShakes Area

A surprise earthquake shook Central Jer-sey at about 3:53 a.m. on Jan. 10th. Many-South Amboy and Sayreville residents wereawakened by the rumbling of the quake.Several people compared it to the vibrationsof a uain arriving at a railroad station. ASouth Amboy woman said it "sounded likea big truck on our street."

Fortunately for all, the quake registeredin at only 3.2 on the Richtcr Scale. If it hadhit 3.5. it could have caused slight damage.A major earthquake must hit a 7.0 on thescale.

Valentine's Day-President's Day

IssueOur big Valentine's Day-Presi-dent's Day issue will be hittingthe stands on Monday, Feb. 10.

Ad Deadline Feb. 1stAll advertising and editorialcopy must be in the Times of-fice by Feb. 1 for the Feb.issue. For ad info call 727-0398. Please leave message ifno one is there.

Daniel kudelka recently became SouthAmbov's newest police officer. He gra-duated on Dee. 27th from Middlesex( ounty Police Academy after completingI he 18 week course in all phases of policeuctivity. Way to so Dan, and best of luck!

St. Stan's 50'sdance Feb. 15thSt. Stanislaus Kostka School of Sayrevilleis holdng a 50's Dance on Feb. 15. 1992,starting at 7:30 p.m. Music will be providedby the band Robin Hood, and there will bea hot and cold buffet, B.Y.O.B. Tickets are$20 per person, and for more info call Ed at254-8508.

1992 Programactivities bookMan Lou DcBlis. Superintendent of Re-creation has announced that the PRO-GRAM OF ACTIVITIES for the I992 sea-son will be available at the RecreationOffice. 108 So. Stevens Avenue on January2lst.

South AmboyLayoffs

The nation's sagging economy unfortuna-tely hit home in South Amboy, as three cityemployees were laid off recently and 30 oth-ers received layoff notices, effective Feb.20.Other layoffs were not anticipated accordingto Business Administrator John Mason.

Mason said that the state has failed togive the city the $100,000 which was pro-mised in return for hosting a MiddlesexCounty Utilities Authority facility. The le-gislators apparently have not approved the'payment, and in turn, the South Amboyworkers are suffering.

Windows Blasted

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In MorganOn Jan.4th at around 1:45 a.m., an Old

Bridge man opened fire with a 9mm semi-automatic weapon, blasting out the frontwindows of Dr. Rodolfo C. Ouano"s Route35 office in Morgan.

Three windows were shot out. and thefront door was damaged. Dr. Ouanoguessed that the damage would cost severalthousand dollars. The perpetrator's motivefor the shooting rampage is still unknown.

St. Mary's Tourney M.V.P. Leo Cannonpumps in two more for the Eagles. Moresports on pages 8 & 9.

House Decorating WinnersMary Lou DeBlis. Superintendent of Re-

creation is proud to announce the winnersof the Recreation Department's First An-nual Christmas House Decorating Contest.

More houses could have been listed butthere were no visible house numbers or thelights were not on during the evening of thejudging, which was December 16th.

We in the department hope that fromthis exposure, next years registration forthe judging will be much larger.

A formal presentation will be made byMayor John T. O'Leary to the winners at afuture city council meeting.

WinnersMOST OUTSTANDING, English, 94Pupck Rd..MOST BEAUTIFUL, Applegate. 454 Wil-mont St.. 727-4952,MOST ORIGINAL. Duchlinski. 452 Wil-mont St.. 721-7329.BEST DRESSED (Country) English, 359Main St.. 727-0298,MOST SPECTACULAR ( l ights)Wyzykowski. 426 Augusta St..STORE WINDOW. O-lreland. 130 No.Broadway.

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Thebold. 384 Highland St.. Connors, 253Bordentown Ave., Lapchuck. 246 ConnorsDr.. Brown, 4 Grace Dr., Soto, 129 GeorgeSt.. Daino. 426 So. Pint Ave.. Aucone, 225John St.. Schwartz, 113 So. Pine Ave.. Bou-chard. 349 Fourth St., Zammit, 401 FifthSt.. 437 So. Feltus St., 125 Henry St., Engl-ish. 354 David St.. O'Connor. 16 BertramAve.Not Kntered But Deserving Of Recognition

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Cancer HelpNew Jersey has the third highest breastcancer rate in the.country. Breast cancer isthe second leading cause of cancer deathamong women. However, a mammogramcan detect cancers too small to be felt andcan reduce breast cancer deaths by 40-50percent.

South Amboy Memorial Hosital is help-ing in the fight against breast cancer byoffering a free shower card with instruc-tions on how to examine your breasts.

For information about mammographyor to order a free shower card, contact theRadiology Department at 908-721-1000,ext. 2244.

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Vona PromotedColonel Justin J. Dintono, State Po-

lice Superintendent, announced the fol-lowing staff promotion and assignmentwithin the division of State Police:

Captain Patrick D. Vona promotedto the rank of Major and assigned asSupervisor of the Investigations Sec-lion, Division Headquarters, WestTrenton.

Vona enlisted in the State Police inOctober, 1962. He served at variousstations in Troop "C" (Central Jersey)and Troop "D' (New Jersey Turnpike)as a road trooper. In 1969 he was as-signed to the Polygraph Unit and pro-moted to Detective. He was then trans-ferred to the Major Crime Unit wherein 1974 promoted to Detective Ser-geant. In 1979 Vona was assigned to thePrivate Detective Unit promoted toDetective Sergeant First Class andnamed Supervisor. He was promoted toLieutenant in 1981 while supervisingthe Mcadowlands Sports Complex Unitand in June of 1986 he was transferredto the Criminal Investigation Bureau.Two months later, he was promoted toCaptain and assigned as Supervisor ofthat bureau. After a short assignment assuper visor of the Narcotic Bureau,Major Vona was transferred in June of1990 to Division Headquarters andnamed Assistant Investigations Officerand later became the Acting Section Su-pervisor. Investigations Section.

Thank YouI wish to thank P.B.A. Local #63 of the

South Amboy Police Department for thewonderful retirement dinner they gave forme on December 6, 1991 at the GrandManor.

A special thanks to the committee ofCapt. Jim Holavacko, Sgt. Ray Durski, De-tective Bob McKeon and Ptlm. Glen Mal-kiewicz. It is apparent they worked veryhard to Put on such a great party.

A warm thanks to Former Mayors TomCross and William Doc O'Leary and For-mer Councilmen Bruce Richmond, FrankTarallo. Jake DeFort, Mike Charmello, JackHulsart and Rick O'Connor for attending.

A dedicated thanks to Former Fire ChiefsTom Gorman, Ed Szatkowski and Gary Ga-tyas for giving me the chance to work withthem through the years.

A friendly thanks to Alf O'Connor for themagnificent performance as MC and forbeing a friend.

A heartfelt of thanks to two people whomI miss very much, my Mother, Bert and mygreat friend Frank Box Zebro.

A grateful thanks to all the Police Officerswho gave time to attend.

A loving thanks to my dauthers Coleenand Marlene, my Son, Glen, my long timecompanion Diana, my Father, Steve,brother Jan and sister Beverly.

A lasting thanks to everyone who partici-

i Stress helpAt one lime or another we have all fallenvictim lo stress. While we may not be im-mune to stress there are effective techni-ques to manage stress.

The Behavioral Services Program ofSouth Amboy Memorial Hospital invites\ ou to a series of workshops lo enable youlo regain some control and to overcomesi ivss.

The workshops will be held on four con-secutive Thursdays, beginning January 16.1992. Total cost of the series is $50.

For more information or to register forihc workship. call Bettv Bergman Christie,M.S.AV.. C.S.W. at 908-751-lOfJQ. ext. 4456.

The new major will supervise theCriminal Investigation Bureau, Crimi-nal Enterprise as Racketeering Bureauand the Special Investiagation and Ser-vices Bureau.

Major Vona, age 50, was born inSouth Amboy, New Jersey where hisparents Sal and Mary Vona reside. Heattended Rider College where he re-ceived a Baccalaureate and a MastersDegree in Public Administration. He isalso a graduate of the F.B.I. NationalAcademy in Quantico, Virginia.

He resides with his wife Janet andson Patrick Daniel in Ewing Township,Mercer County. The couple also hastwo daughters Janet Vona and SharonLeary.

pated to make the night a success.I learned a very important thing on this

night. "If you want an accountability ofyour accomplishments of your lifetime,count your friends" I did.

Your friend,Steve MalkiewiczRetired Sgt. S.A. P.D.

The InquiringReporterQuestion of the Month?What is the best way to improve the nation'seconomy in 1992?Estclle Pluskola, South Amboy- "Cut alltaxes, property, federal and state."Bernie Mackiel. So. Amboy- "Start buyingAmerican. Remember Pearl Harbor!"Frances Complido, So. Amboy- "Only giveWelfare to those who are in desperateneed."Ernie Wendell. So. Amboy- "Cut out Wel-fare and Food Stamps."Edwin Witkowski, So. Amboy- "Cut backgovernment spending, in other words buylocal rather than foreign products."

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P.O. BOX 3027SOUTH AMBOY, N.J. 08879

Tel. 727-0398Editor-Io-Chief

Tom BurkardFeature WritersRobin ChristensenVirginia Stillvvagon

Theresa MularzTeo Weber

April PluskotaArt Editor

Andrew BaumgartnerPhotographerMike Gcdman

Opinions and comments in primed articles do notnecessaril; refleci ihe. opinion of The South Ambov-Sivteviile Times: c:im

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Talk of the TownBy Tom BurkardEditor-in-Chief

Ex-Chiefs Testimonial PlansA testimonial dinner for South Amboy'sformer Fire Chief, John Szatkowski will beheld on Friday. Feb. 7th at The Forge inWoodbridge. Tickets are $40 per person.For further info call 721-7323, or stop atProtection Fire Company Mon.-Fri., bet-ween 6:00-8:00 p.m.New Location For Youth Activity ClubsThe South Amboy Youth Activity Clubswill now hold their self-defense course at theSouth Amboy Senior Citizens Building,every Tuesday evening from 6:00-7:00 n.m.The program is open to any 4th thru 7thgraders fom the city.Rev. Pientka Celebrates 50th Anniversary-Rev. Pius Pientka S.D.S. celebrated his 50thAnniversary in the priesthood on Dec. 21st.A dinner was held in his honor on Jan. 12thafter the 12:00 Mass at St. Stanislaus KostkaChurch. The Reverend has been serving St.Stan's Parish for many years.Parlin Volunteers Rank #1 With DeborahHospitalVolunteers rarely get the gecognition they sotruly deserve. Parlin's Frank Burkard andhis wife, Marian Dewan Burkard recentlysold 1,310 tickets on a raffle for a new carfor Deborah Hospital. Their total of $1,310was the highest amount sold by any of the700 plus volunteers throughout the state.Marian was awarded a special pin for herdedication and volunteer work throughoutthe year. And it doesn't stop there! She willbe taking phone calls for Heartbeat forpledges on WCTC Radio Station on Feb.23rd from 12:30-6:00 p.m. Donations willgo towards heart research. Frank is the reci-pient of bypass surgery from Deborah Hos-pital. Congratulations on a job well-done.Frank and Marian! The world needs morepeople like you!Odds & Ends* It was great to run into old friend andformer teammate, Fran "Cigus" Vanni overthe holidays. It wasn't too long ago that wecheered for and recorded him in action onthe national TV show Jeopardy. He did andoutstanding job, advancing to the finals. He

DearRobin

By Robin Christensen

Dear Robin: My problem is my bestfriend. She told me she didn't like my boyf-riend and that I should break up with him.When 1 finally did break up with him, mybest friend started dating him. I'm reallymad at her. I don't know if I should befriends with her anymore. What do youthink?

WonderingDear Wondering: I think you got taken in

by a friend's jealously. If she thought yourboy friend was really that bad she wouldn'tbe dating him now. Unfortunately somecompeti t ion exists in all forms ofrelationships, even between best friends, butto be deceitful in her quest to get your boyf-riend is a trait I don't find appealing in abest friend. However, it is your decision ifyou keep her as a friend or not. I would trytalking with her. Tell her you did not appre-

Birthday Scoops:By Robin Christensen

Pam Malek: January 1. Matthew Danku:January 1. Barbara Parkington Septor: Jan-uary 2. Brianna May Septer: January 5, Vin-cent Pluskota: January 8. Rich Wendell:January 25. . , . , . . , . , . . .

really made South Amboy proud of him!* It was also nice to hear from former SouthAmboy resident Ron Kukulski. who was theSports Editor of the old Citizen back in the60's. and went on to greener pastures as

Sports Editor of The News Tribune forquite awhile. He was in town for the holi-days, visiting friends and relatives. He cur-rently resides in Florida, where he has aprestigious position with The Sun Sentinelnewspaper. If any, one writer inspired thisscribe, it was Ron. Bet you didn't knowthat, Ron! Thank You!* The Horse Racing craze has hit SouthAmboy and Sayreville! We've heard th-rough the grapevine that there are quite afew current and former residents who haveinvested in buying their own racing horses.Do you know anyone? Horse-mania has ap-parently come to the two-towns area.Maybe one day we can have a fund raiserrace, and call it The Two Towns Preakness,and hold it at Kennedy Park, or the SouthAmboy Landfill.* The very rare 1963 Hoffman StateChampionship Basketball video is a plea-sure to watch, complete with 60's music as abackground.* There is a new paperback book in storescalled "From Worst To First", and its allabout Tom Kelly's fabulous MinnesotaTwins, and also the Atlanta Braves. We ha-ven't read it yet, but it looks like there are alot of quotes from T.K....Speaking of Tom,he received and early Christmas presentfrom the Twins, receiving a 2-year exten-sion on his contract. Not bad, consideringthat they gave him a 2-year pact towards theend of the '91 season.* We also heard from former '69 St. Mary'steammate, Dan Weinman, who currentlyresides in Flower Mound, Texas, a suburboutside of Dallas. He was up for the holi-days visiting friends and relatives, and tellsus he's still playing semi-pro baseball in theDallas Men's Over 30 Senior Baseball Lea-gue. He pitches and plays the outfield forthe Dallas Cubs. Dan mentioned that heruns into one of our old South River foes.Drew Pearson, who was one of the greatestreceivers in Dallas Cowboys history. Pear-son was recently named head Coach of theDallas Texans new Indoor Football Leagueteam.

ciate her lying abouth this boy. If shewanted to date him she could have confidedin you. although you may not have liked tohear that your friend liked your boyfriend, itwould have been better than what she did. Ifon the other hand she thinks she did noth-ing wrong, go find another bestfriend. If youhave a question or comment, please writeme. C/O The South Amboy-SayrevilleTimes, P.O. Box 3027, South Amboy, N.J.08879.

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1. Her 203 votes were the highest in the1984 So. Amboy Board of Ed. election?

2. He was a genius on the history of rail-roads, and owned the So. Amboy RailroadMuseum?

3. He was the So. Amboy Superintendentof the Water Dept. in 1972?

4. He was the first member of the So.Amboy Memorial Hospital Board?

5. This Sayreville native starred in "BJ &

HoffmanHighlights

By April Pluskota

A new year has begun. During this yearHoffman High School will be busy withactivities.

Senior Charles J. Goble and freshman( arrie Adamtec were the winners of thepoetry contest sponsored by the staff ofHoffman High School's literary magazine.Perspective. The literary magazine which ispublished annually in the spring awards aprize of $50 to the contest winner. Thisyear, judges chose two winners to share theprize.

Literary magazine staff members are stillaccepting original poems, short stories, es-says, and sketches for this year's publica-tions according to editor Tanya Yunkerand assistant editor Russell Boye'r.

On January 10. the Ski Club sponsored airip to Camelback Ski Lodge. I'm sure itwas fun for all who attcnted.

St. Mary'sChurch News

By Father William F. Leonard, Pastor

Pie-registration for Nursery School, Kin-dergarten, and Grade School will take placeat our school Monday, Jan.27 through Fri.Jan.31 during school hours. St. Mary's of-fers a comprehensive child care and educa-tion program including after school careages 2 years thru high school. There aren'tmany places in the entire country who canmake such a claim! Children grow in a verycaring and competent enviomment. Ourbest advertising and proof of effectivenessarc our youngsters. They love St. Mary'sand we love them. We have one of the long-est traditions of educating children of anyschool in the area. Parents can entrust theirchildren to our care, and trust we will doeverything possible to encourage their deve-lopment. Our graduates make us proud.Educating youngsters is one of the bestthings St. Mary's does.

Another great thing we do is to feed thehungry. Our St. Vincent de Paul Society didittagain. They fed about 200 families for

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Mid-term exams will begin on January21. until January 24. Good Luck everyone.Also, the Yearbook will be selling Exam-O-C irams for a little extra luck.

The Junior Class is busy planning the1992 Prom. They have been working hardearning money through fundraisers such ascheescake and pie sales. This year's Promwill be held at the Garden State Arts Centeron Friday. May 29 with DJ Harry O.

The Senior Class is also busy planningtheir class trip. They will be spending May20. 21 and 22 in Pennsylvania, staying atSplit Rock Lodge. While there, they will gowhite water rafting and play skirmish. Onthe final day. they will go to Dorney Park-/Wild Water Kingdom. I'm sure we'll allhave a great time.

blc because of the generosity of our pari-shoners. To see them coming to churchloaded down with groceries for the poor is aloving sermon, Christianity-in-action. Thebest sermons at St. Mary's are delivered byour own members bringing food up thechurch steps. Next to education, the St. Vin-cent dePaul Society has the most number ofparishioners involved, and they receive greatsupport from our church members.

Our newly formed parish basketball teamunder the direction of Patrick Kennedy, hasbeen holding its own against some strongteams in two leagues. We are especially im-pressed when they comctp Mass every weekas a team. They inspire us all...Great thingsare happening at St. Mary's.

January 17,1992 South Amboy-Sayreville Times 5

Back in the 50s, former Yankee great, Allie Clark of South Amboywas the guest speaker at The Pines, honoring Jack and EddieO'Brien, also of South Amoby and former Pittsburgh Pirates. Pic-tured (l-r) are; Mrs. Lillian Hoffman, Jack O'Brien, Governor HaroldG. Hoffman, Clark, Ed O'Brien, and Tcastmaster Ed Powers.

St.Mary'sScene

By Teri Mularz

The Freshman Class Senate has beennewly elected. They are as follows: FateishaBess. Joanne Farina, Aaron Gorga, ShannonKemble. Patrick Rock, Jose Torres, andPresident Romeo Lucas. Good luck to themand to their advisor Mr. J. Duris.

Three students from St. Mary's have beenselected to participate in the MiddlesexCounty Arts High School. Diana Boryse-wicz was accepted for Poetry. StephanieDavis was accepted for Theatre Arts andErin Morey for Vocal Music. Michele Mc-Briarty is an alternate for Theatre Arts.Good luck to all!

This year's Rutgers scholar for 91 - 92 isElisa de la Cruz.

The Spring play will be Grease. Auditionswill be held during the month of January.The play is to be performed April 9, 10 and1 I.

Fishing

flashesby Teo Weber

Fresh WaterThe fishing activity has been hampered

by rain and bad weather. Most streams arecold and high. Some holdover Trout shouldcontinue to be caught. It's too early for anyice fishing on the lakes, as there is no ice.Some Trout action reported from shore atthe Round Valley Boat Launch Area.

Salt WaterWhen the boats can get out, Mackerel,

Ling, and Whiting are now peaking, withsome Whiting going over 3 pounds. Blackf-ish are hitting at 17 Fathome, and an occa-sional Cod or Pollock. The shallow area offDeal produces Whiting with some Ling atnight. Sea Herring are in the Surf at Sharkand Manasquan Rivers. Use gold hooks andsmall Shad darts. The Optimist ShootingStar has been fishing Wrecks in the RedSquare Area for Cod. and some trips havebeen doing well. Capt. John DeRosc reportssome recent high hooks of 4-6 fish withother anglers getting one or two Cod. Lingand Blackfish fill out the catches. The Ja-maica 11 out of Briellc has a similar report,and Capt. Joe Bogan has done well onWrecks at Red Square and the Mud Holeareas. Both boats report Cod as big as 45-48pounds- largest so far this wimcr-ori the 3:00A.M. trips. • . . . v

The International Foreign Language Clubhas elected the folowing officers for the 91 -92 year: Predient-Michelle Alcala, VicePresident-Matt Cannon, Secretary-Elisa dela Cruz, and Treasurer-John Sullivan.

The Junior Class is sponsoring a Ski Tripafter the last exam on Thursday January 23.

Praise to Sophomore John Kugel. whowas named to the first Team All-Blue Divi-sion in Cross Country. John is the first St.Mary's runner named to the All-DivisionBoy's Team since 1986.

The New Jersey Distinguished Scholarshave awarded Michelle Alcala, StepanieDavis, DawnMarie Dowd, Tiffany Laskyand Lisa Tosi Scholarships. Their M000 fullscholarships are based on their academicrecord, class rank and SAT scores.

The EPA is sponsoring a Chicken Supperon Sunday. February 9. 1992 from 4:30-7:30pm. For more info, please contact theschool's main office. Stay tuned for morenews to come!

FirstPresbyterianchurch news

During the months of January and Febr-uary. Pastor Gray will be preaching an eightpart sermon series on "The Questions JesusAsked." Who is He to you'? Why did youdoubt? Do you want to leave? Why be anx-ious? Who is my neighbor? are among thequestions we will cover.

Mid-week Praise and Bible Study is be-ginning a study on the book of Genesis,Wednesday at 7:15 P.M.

The SHARE food program will distributefood for those who are pre-registered on Sa-turday. January 25, from 10:00 AM to 12:00Noon.

The Men's Prayer Fellowship will meet atPeter Pank Diner at 8:30 A.M. on Saturday,February 1st.

For information about these and otherchurch activities and programs, please callthe church office at 721-4516.

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AnimalCare

By Virginia StillwagonIhis month I am very proud to write

about an organization 1 have belonged tofor a number of years, Animal RescueForce. It is volunteer and non-profit, andthe primary purpose is to find responsiblehomes for unwanted dogs and cats. Allfunding comes from donations.

\t the present time ARF operates adop-tion centers at the Flea Market on Route 1in New Brunswick and the Route 18 Mar-ket in East Brunswick. A reservation is re-quired to place an unwanted pel for adop-tion. For information call 257-7559. Dogcrate rental service is available to the gene-ral public for a nominal monthly rental feerind tin* proven effective for most pet beha-v ioral problems.

The recession has also affected our orga-ni/ation. Financially we are hurting. If you

Frog Hollowboard meets

On Jan.2nd. the Frog Hollow Board ofGovernors met. Officers for the 1992 seasonare; Edmund J. Paczkowski President.Charles Steuber Vice President, Mary Lena-han-2nd Vice President, Margaret CanosaTreasurer. John Nappi-Secretary, TonyGonsalves& Harold King-Marshalls.

Standing Committee Chairpersons are;Tom Tighc-Pool. Jim Reick & Tony Gon-salvcs-Grounds, Margaret Canosa & ClaireK u h n - P r o g r a m , M a r y L e n a h a n -Membership, Rich Tanchyk-Publicity, TomTighc-Rules. JoAnn Leonard-Swim Team,Charles Stcubcr-Finance, Ed Paczkowski-Personnel. Standing Committees will meetthroughout the next few weeks, and at theend of Jan., The Board will meet to plan the1992 season.

Mary Casey Griffin will again be PoolManager. Ellen Wallace Turnbull-SwimTeam Coach, and Tom Tighe-DivingCoach. Improvements to our pool and poolarea arc already underway.

Last year. Frog Hollow reached Maxi-mum Membership and had a waiting list.The Board voted to give preference to regu-lar bond holding members, and will only

are thinking of donating to a worth) cause,this is it. The address is Animal RescueForce.. Box 418. East Brunswick. N.J.08816. The animals sav "thank you." Iwould like to add that all money receivedgoes to keeping the adoptions centers openand mantaining a small office staff. Wehave no mailing list or professional fundraisers.

At the present lime 1 have a cat who'sowner died, in desperate need of a home.He is Charlie, a black & white 12 yr. old.(Some live 18-20 years), neutered male. Hehas had all of his shots, and he is one of themost lovable cats 1 have ever come across.1 [e is well-behaved, not aggressive, and getsalong well with other cats. If you are inte-rested, call me at 727-6904.

My usual parting words, please get yourpel spayed or neutered.

The Frog Hollow Swim Club facilities inSouth Amboy.

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Anyone interested in becoming a memberof Frog Hollow please write to: Frog HollowSwim & Tennis Club Box 3122 SouthAmbov. N.J. 08879.

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In 1928, Frank Paczkowski Sr., barely outof his teens opened his first store at a vacantA&P. where Dr. Tanchyk's office is pre-sently located, and named it Frank's Mar-ket. Five years later, he purchased property,where he built the present South Amboyestablishment.

In 1946, Frank's Market was one of thefirst members to join Twin County Co-Op.After the store was enlarged in 1966. it be-came offically known as Foodtown. In 1975,the South Amboy Foodtown building ex-panded out to the corner. The Foodtown inSayreville opened in 1982, and in 1986. theowners opened the Manville and Hillsbo-rough Foodtowns.

Foodtown has always been a family ope-ration. Frank Sr. passed away in 1973. Hiswife Helen is still involved in the business.The stores are currently run by sons Ed andStan, and their sister's husband. WarrenEberle. The grandchildren are also valuableassets to the company, as Ed Jr. is the StoreManager in Sayreville. and Frank Jr. is theMeat Manager in South Amboy. All of themany grandchildren have worked part-limein the stores.

The Foodtown slogan passed down th-rough the years is "Where Quality Rules" ismost accurate. One shopping trip to any ofthe Foodtown stores, and you will find alltop quality products, just about anythingyou need, and as a bonus, all of the workersare friendly and congenial. Foodtown al-ways tries their best to satisfy all of theircustomers. A current store motto that sumsup their business philosophy is "Our aim isto please. Friendliness, Cleanliness, andYour Satisfaction is a must."

Military NewsJanuary 17,1992 South Amboy-Sayreville Times 7

South Amboy's Matthew Blaha is develop-ing a highly successful career in the U.S.Marine Corps. An "86 graduate of St.Mary's High School, he enctered the Corpsin December. 1990, and graduated from thePains Island. S.C. boot camp on March 1.1991. with the highest honors in his pla-toon, receiving the following awards; theMarine Corps Association LeatherneckAward. The Commanding General 'sMedal, and a certificate for superior perfor-mance during training.

After completing a 3-month Military Po-lice training program at Lackland A.F.B. inTexas, he was assigned a tour of duty atCamp Lejune. N.C., where he is now. Herecently received a certificate of Merit fromthe Provost Marshal for his performanceon duty, responding to a local disturbanceand disarming a violent and deranged sus-pect. He has now been promoted to LanceCorporal.

Matthew's proud parents arc Joseph andMargaret Blaha of South Amboy. He ismarried to the former Kimbcrley Carter ofRichmond. Va.

Knightly Newsby Edwin A. Witkowski

Thanks are in order to everyone whomade a contribution to the used clothingand food drives for the needy. A lot ofpeople who needed a little help and kind-ness greatly benefited from your kindness.Good deeds are not forgotten. Thank you.

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New Eyes For The Needy. The Knightsof Columbus will be collecting used eyeglasses from January 13 to January 31,1992. Used eye glasses can be dropped offat the So. Amboy Knights of ColumbusMonday thru Friday evenings any timeafter 7 p.m.. or leave them in the back ofthe church after Sunday Masses and we willpick them up.

The results of the 1990 Survey of Frater-nal Activities for the Knights of Columbus,with 75% of the Councils reporting, havereached a milestone in the Orders history.The Knights raised and distributed nearly(-)4 million dollars and contributed over 36million man-hours in personal service toChurch. Community and Needy Causes.

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8 January 17,1992 South Amboy-Sayreville Times48-47, on two tree throws with 12 secondsleft.GIRLS BASKETBALL

The Lady Bombers lost their opener toJ.P.Stevens, 51-33. Joanne Pachkowskiscored 10 tallies. Reggie Carney's talentedEast Brunswick routed the Blue & Gray, 64-23. Karen Hill tossed in 10 the first round ofthe St. Mary's Regional Tourney, theybowed to Rahway, 41-30. Coach Krupp'scharges copped their first win over St.Mary's by a lopsided 51-28 count, in theConsolation game. Four players crackeddouble figures; Pachkowski 12, Hill 11,Jodie Gunshefski 11, and Nancy Arraial 10.Woodbridge wasted Sayreville, 52-29, de-spite 11 points from Arraial and 10 fromHill.WRESTLING

Sayreville smashed South River, 41-23.Winners were; Kiram Patel Tom LanFran-chi, Tom Martinez, John DeNoto, SeanBouchard, Fabian Pintado, Dan Dwyer, Jim

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SAYREVILLE BOYS BASKETBALLThe Bombers lost a tough one to J.P. Ste-

vens, 61-55, despite 18 points apiece fromPaul Thompson and Mike Clark. EastBrunswick stunned Sayreville, 63-47. TheWashington Roaders were led by Chris Solawith 15 points and Clark 14. In the LionsClub Classic, South River squeaked by Say-reville. 53-48. Thompson hit for 14, Sola 13,and Clark 12. They won their first game ofthe season in the Consolation game, down-ing Timothy Christian, 44-35. The balancedattack was paced by Sola 13, Thompson 10,and Ralph Koneski 10 points. The BoyBombers lost a heartbreaker to Woodbridge,

Kirk. Quickest pin was by LanFranchi in2:43. The Bombers destroyed Dunelle, 57-1 5. Winners were; K. Patel, Carlos Castro-bovo, LanFranchi, Martinez, Mayor Patel,DeNuto, Yannick LaHaie, Bouchard, Pin-tado. Kirk. Quickest pins-Bouchard 33 sec-onds, DeNuto 0:46 seconds. Kirk 1:00.They mauled Middlesex. 53-9. Winnerswere K. Patel, Castronovo, LanFranchi,Martinez, Craig Nalitt, LaHaie, Bouchard,Pintado, Mike Sanchez, Dwyer, Kirk. QuickPin-Kirk 0:24. The Bombers finished 7th inthe Hunterdon Central Invitational Wres-tling Tourney. Jim Kirk captured theHeavyweight title, and Tom Martinez was2nd in the 125 lb. class. Kiram Patel andTom LanFranchi finished 4th in their re-spective 103 lb., and 119 lb. classes. St. Jo-seph's succumbed to Sayreville's superb tac-tics, 46-24. Winners were; K.Patel,Martinez, M.Patel, Tim Zak, Nalitt, De-Nuto, Bouchard, Pintado, Kirk. Quick Pin-Bouchard 0:54 seconds. Cedar Ridge ruinedtheir 4-game winning streak, 35-22. Winners

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were; Martinez, Nalitt, LaHaie, Sanchez,Kirk. Quick Pin-Kirk 0:59 seconds. TheMat Pack bounced back to pound the Pan-thers of Perth Amboy, 48-18. Winners were;Jason Ward, K.Patel, Metz, Martinez,M.Patel. Nalitt, DeNuto, Bouchard, Pin-tado, Kirk. Quick Pin-Pintado 1:35.

Hoffman's Jeff White slams one home inpractice.

ST. MARY'S BOYS BASKETBALLThe Eagles lost their opener, 55-50 in

overtime to Dunellen. Brian Thomas threwin 20 points, Leo Cannon 13, and brotherMatt 10. The Cannon's split 42 pointsevenly to lead SM to a 84-60 thrashing overEast Brunswick Tech. Matt was tough underthe boards with 11 rebounds. Ian Thomaschipped in with 15 points. In the openinground of their own Tourney, St. Mary'ssmashed Spotswood, 72-60, as Leo Cannonconnected on 11-19 from the floor and fin-ished with 28 points and 11 rebounds. ChrisBratus burned the nets for 14. In thechampionship game against old nemesisHoffman, the Eagles soared high, blastingthe Guvs, 62-47. Tourney M.V.P. Leo Can-non shocked tbe Purple & Gold with 24points and 11 rebounds, finishing the 2-game event with 52 points and 22 rebounds.Matt Cannon and Brian Thomas had 11points each. Hoffman's big gun, Jeff Whitewas held to eight points, and the scoringslack was taken up by Russell Boyer, whobagged a career-high 21 points. Dennis Mc-Quade found the range for 10. Rahwaysnapped the Augusta Streeters streak atthree, 68-48. L. Cannon once again pavedthe way with 25 points in a losing effort.GIRLS BASKETBALL

Rookie Coach Don Szatkowski's coach-ing debut was ruined by Spotswood, despitea 12-point scoring performance from TrishO'Toole, and Kathy Corcione dropped in10. J.F.K. clobbered the Lady Birds, 66-39.O'Toole and Corcione divvied 24 pointsevenly. New Brunswick belted SM, 45-20 inthe first round of the St. Mary's RegionalTourney. Erica Acevedo had half of the los-ers points. Rahway rolled past the Blue &Gold, 37-27. Acevedo aced in 11 points. St.Peter's all-everything, Kristen Somogyipoured in 38 points in an 81-20 blowoutover SM, giving them their sixth successivedefeat.WRESTLING

Lost to Rutgers Prep, 48-24. Winnerswere; Jay Melega, Mike Reddan, AlexRojas, Rob Bunten. Quick Pins-Reddan0:29, Bunten 0:49. Alex Rojas was the run-nerup in the 140 lb. class in the J.F.K. Holi-day Wrestling Tournament. The SouthSaint mauled Mater Dei, 54-24. Winnerswere; J.Melega, Mike Tama, AugustinRojas, Ray O'Hare, Alex Rojas, Tony Naz-zaro. Dave Graham, Bunten, Manny Lopez.Quick PinsGraham 0:29, O'Hare 6:42. St.Mary's dropped Dunellen, 38-33. Winnerswere; Reddan, Tama, Augustin Rojas, AlexRojas. Nazzaro, Graham. O'Hare drew.Quick Pins-Graham 0:31, Reddan 0:40.

, HOFFMAN BOYSBASKETBALLi Henry Hudson hammered the Guvs, 62-•39 . despite Jeff White's 20 points. They

were pounded by Perth Amboy Tech, 67-27,as White had 11. Krzyzanowski's Kids wontheir first of the year, blasting Brearley Re-gional. 43-29 in the first round of St. Mary'sTourney. It was White again, blazing thenets for 18 points. White hit for 22 points,and Russell Boyer 11 in a 56-51 setback toKeansburg. Piscataway Tech powdered thePurple & Gold, 60-40. as big Jeff White's 16markers were in vain.GIRLS BASKETBALL

South Plainfield nipped the Lady Guvs ,47-46, despite an 18 point varsity debut ef-fort by Freshman Kristy Parfianowicz.Aneca Matarangolo hit for 15. St. Peter'scrushed the John Streeters, 79-37 in the firstround of the Jake Bornheimer Tourney. So-mogyi's 37 points matched Hoffman's en-tire output. Matarangolo swished in 16.Hunterdon Central topped Hoffman, 53-37in the consolation contest. Parfianowiczpumped in 14 points and Jen Ingstrup 10.The Lady Guvs plastered Piscataway Tech,59-35 for their first win. Ingstrup exploded

Top Athletes'reap' honorsFirst team recognition was given to the fol-lowing Sayreville athletes by The StarLedger All Middlesex and News Tribune AllArea for outstanding accomplishments dur-ing the season. They are: FOOTBALL-NewsTribune Guard-Jim Kirk, Kickoff Return-D.J.Cleary. Star Ledger-End-D.J. Cleary,Linebacker Ken Steiner. FIELD HOCKEY-Star Ledger-Right Wing-Janet Browning,Forward-Jamie Garbowski, Center Half-back-Rebecca Prebola. Garbowski was alsoselected Star Ledger 1st team All StateGroup IV. Congratulations to all of the oth-ers from Sayreville, Hoffman and St. Mary'swho were named to All-Division teams, orany other teams or Honorable mention.Way to go!

Eagles 'fly' byGuvs 70-46

The St. Mary's Eagles soared over theGovernors of Hoffman, 70-46, in the firstgame of the city series rivalry played Jan.I Oth at the Eagles nest.

The Augusta Street Flyers had poundedthe John Street Jammers a week before inthe St. Mary's Regional championshipgame.

Leo and Matt Cannon were outstanding,connecting for 22 points apiece. Leo alsocrashed the boards for 13 rebounds, andBrian Thomas dished off for 13 assists, forthe victors. Hoffman's senior standout JeffWhite copped game scoring laurels with 25points. Dennis McQuade hit the target for1 3 points in a losing effort.

Lady Guvs RipSaints

Hoffman downed St. Mary's, 73-27 in arunaway contest. The Purple and Gold werepaced by a balanced scoring attack with JenIngstrup and Aneca Matarangolo scoring 19points apiece. Krista Ryan hit for 12 mark-ers and Frosh phenom Kristy Parfianowicznetted 11.

1960s American League MVPs1960 Roger Maris, New York Yankees1961 Roger Maris, New York Yankees1962 Mickey Mantle, New York Yankees1963 Elston Howard, New York Yankees1964 Brooks Robinson, Baltimore Orioles1965 Zoilo Versalles, Minnesota Twins1966 Frank Robinson, Baltimore Orioles1967 Carl Yastrzemski. Boston Red Sox1968 Denny McCiain, Detroil Tigers1969 Harmon Kjllebrew, Minnesota Twins

for 25 big ones, and Parfianowicz threw in22. Woodbridge Tech was no match for therejuvenated Amboyans, bowing 86-5 Ings-t rup is definitely back, as she lit up theScoreboard for 27 points. Matarangolo had anice 19 point performance, and ShannonReick back from an injury tossed in 13.SCHOOL NOTEBOOK

Former Hoffman Coach, Reggie Carney,appears to have another girls basketballpowerhouse at East Brunswick. In their sea-son opener against state champion Piscata-way, the Bears romped, 67-51. It was extrasweet for EB, because last year. Reggie'sclub finished 23-5. with four of the losses toPiscataway. Wherever Reggie goes, successfollows, and he deserves it!...Patricia Deckerof South Amboy plays for the WoodbridgeTech girls basketball team. So far. she hasi5 points in five games, with a high of 10against Perth Amboy... South Amboy'sTracy Chodkiewicz was a goalie this year forthe NJ Tech soccer squad...Pat Feehan, St.

January 17,1992Mary's jayvees basketball coach a year agois now a grad assistant at East StroudsburgState...Dean Ehehalt who taught at SaintMary's in 1990, is Upsala College's newHead Baseball Coach. One of his assistantsis Rich Carroll, who was the Eagles mentorfor the past couple of years...Former LadyGuvs basketball superstars, Kris and JennyKuziemski have been playing some greathoops for the 13th nationally ranked NorthCarolina State team. In a recent 86-85thrilling win over 12th ranked Clemson, Jenhit 6-9 from the floor for 12 points, and Kriswas a fine 4-5 for 8 points...Chris Beagan ofSayreville is a 142 lb. starter on MontclairState's Wrestling team...Middlesex CountyCollege's leading scorer a year ago, ReneeBialoblocki of South Amboy has been onthe DL this year with a foot injury. Sheaveraged 18ppg. and once hit for 7 threepointers in a game, in addition to making2nd team All-Region and All-Conference...John Morvay, former Eagles Baseball andWrestling Coach is currently an Assistant

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Coach for Edison's undefeated statechampionship football team.TWO TOWN SPORTS SHORTSO.L.V. WINS BASKETBALL TOURNEY

Our Lady of Victories 5th and 6th gradeparish basketball team captured their owntournament championship on New Year'sDay, defeating the school team in Sayre-ville, 50-36. Nick Sas pumped in 15 pointsand was the M.V.P.ARBE LANDSCAPING COPSSAYREVILLE FOOTBALL CROWN

ARBE Landscaping became the first teamin the 25 year history of the SayrevilleMen's Touch Football League to go unde-feated. They finished as perfect as you canget, going 11-0, and outscoring opponents202-0. In the title contest against The Ville,Quarterback Nate Motley fired a 20-yardscoring strike to Richard Motley, and MarioMascoli added the extra point in the hard-fought 7-0 victory. Unbelievable show! Wayto go ARBE!

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St. Mary's 1937-38 classic basketball team: Standing (I -r) Coach John Zdanewicz,Father Foley, Jim Gordon, Joe McCarthy, Jim Harkins, Bill O'Leary, Jim Hollywood,Bob Clark, Al Sorrentino.Sitting (I to r) Mike Eovino, Bob McGowan, Joe Conroy, Charlie Steuber, Tom Wein-man, Joe Crowe, Bill Ryan. Mascot -John Dowling.

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1941-Hoffman's basketball team nippedLakewood, 39-38 on Bill Richmond's freethrow with two minutes left. Walt Rogerswas the high scorer with 12 points, followedby center Ed Sapoznick and Buckalew whoeach scored nine. Others in the Guvs lineupwere: Read, Hess and Gregor... 1942-43. TheSayrevillc basketball team finished with a 3-12 record. The lettermen were; TheodoreGutkowski, John Wortley, George Pie-truski, John DiBiase, Ray Farley, EdLoniewski. Joe Podbelski, Don Czok,Homer Dill. John Scheid, John Johansen,and manager John Giera. 1946-47-CharlieEppinger coached St. Mary's basketball to a10-10 mark. Bill Kennedy was the team's

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leading scorer.... 1956-The Saints swept theCity Series from the Guvs, copping game#2, 8-4 behind Charlie Conroy's pitching.Higgins. Kennedy, and Graber stroked twohits apiece for the Birds, as did Inman,Bloodgood. and Poetsch for the Purple &Gold...l957-58-The final point totals for St.Mary's varsity basketball team were; JimSmelas 276, Pat Mullane 240, Tom Leonard207, Farrell 107, John Mullane 103, SteveFlanagan 73. Joe Phillips 49, Stan Kolo 42,Bob Stader 18, Dan Bailey 3, Rich Christina2...1962-The Sayreville football team went3-6, despite outscoring opponents, 110-90.Ed Gorchinski was a co-capt., and was 1stteam All County and All State End. Co-capt., Marty Szarvas was 2nd team AllCounty Fullback, Tackle John Tyskiewicz-3rd team All County, Co-Capt., Halfback,Bob Anderson 3rd team All County, andCenter Walt Keller made Honorable Men-tion , All County. South River nipped theBombers, 7-0 on opening day thatyear...l968-69-The St. Mary's Eaglettes var-sity basketball captain was KathyHanas...l970-John Kugel's jumper with 11seconds left gave the Eagles a 71-69 winover Red Bank Catholic... 1974-75-The Say-revillc Wrestling team finished at 5-9. DaveCoyle was the ace of the club, going a superb23-1, and winning the Christmas Tourney,and also the County and District Tourna-ments... 1975-76-The Augusta Street Eagles,better known as St. Mary's were coached byBob Howarth. His roster stacked up with;Matt Kurtz, John Belmonte, Mike Cleary,Pete Szaro, Brian Bajsert, John Miller, RonWilson. Mike Grimley. Bob Bauman. MattStolte, and Tim Connor... 1981-Eileen Fal-lon. was the Saints Tennis ace, and won thestate title... 1983-Mark Daskiewicz, Pat Slat-tery, and Pete Slanina all were selected to1st team All CVC Soccer for SM...1983-Tony Viola of Sayreville was the DistrictWrestling Champion. Ed Mahalick andMatt Pachkowski were both champs in theWoodbridge Tournament. The team fi-nished an excellent 10-5-1.

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Once there was a man, a very special manSaved many lives in his dayHe was a man so brave and boldMany nights went out into the winter's coldNo personal glory or no fameJust a man, fireman was his nameThen one night it was three A.M.The whistle blew, and he was gone againBut this time he would not returnThis brave, young man was so sadlyburnedHe dedicated his life to save othersLittle children, fathers and mothersJust a man, fireman was his nameNever needed personal glory or no fame

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Dowdell LibraryPresents MusicSeries ForChildren

A program designed to introduce SouthAmboy children to music and the instru-ments of the orchestra will begin February7. Sponsored by the Dowdell Library withthe cooperation of the South Amboy YouthAssociation, the "Meet the Music" serieswill feature several musicians from thePlainficld Symphony, the oldest continuingcommunity orchestra in the United States.

The focus of the "Meet the Music" pro-gram will be to demonstrate the various ins-truments-how they are made and played,the sounds they make, familiar pieces ofmusic that are associated with them. As partof the program, the library is purchasing avariety of children's books which will givemore background to those interested, aswell as recordings which will give listeners abroader experience and a deeper apprecia-tion of the music that can be performed. Amaterials list featuringitems related to thescries will be available shortly.

The series will run for eight weeks, begin-ning February 7. on Friday afternoons at 4pm. To allow for handicapped access, theprograms will be held at the Senior CitizenCenter. South Stevens and Henry Streets.Each session will run about one hour, andchildren are welcome to attend any sessionthat interests them. The series is free, butpre-registration at the Dowdell Library isrequested.

The schedule for the "Meet the Music"program is:Feb. 7 Michael Vivino clarinet and saxophoneFeb. 14 Richard Goodman brassFeb. 21 Daniel Schuman violin and violaFeb. 28 Melissa Frankosky flute and piccoloMar. 6 Alan Birnbaum oboeMar. 13 David Grego tubaMar. 20 Tom Stern harpMar. 27 Edward Brunicardi percussion

The I'lainfield Symphony, under the di-rection of music director Sabin Pautza, is inits 72nd season. The Symphony performsfive to six times a year, at the Crescent Ave-nue Presbyterian Church in Plainfield. Ar-rangements for the Dowdell Library's serieswere made with the assistance of the Sym-phony's personnel manager, Leslie Pruess.

Funding for this series has been madepossible in part by the Middlesex CountyCultural and Heritage Commission througha grant provided by the New Jersey StateCouncil on the Arts/Department of State.

For further information, call the DowdellLibrary at 721-6060.

S.A. Senior CitizensThe South Amboy Senior Citizens Club willmeet on Feb. 12th at I p.m. at the SeniorResource Center.

Catholic Daughters MeetingCourt Sancta Maria. No. 382. CatholicDaughters of America, of South Amboy willmeet on Feb. 13th at 8 p.m. at the K. of C.Hall.

ObituariesCarpenter. Dolores Kaiser age 65 of Parlindied Jan 5.Check. Edward J. age 86 of Sayreville diedJan. 3Hager. Violet Rushworth age 66 of Parlindied Jan. lMaione, Louis M. age 84 of Parlin died Jan.9Malara. Anthony J. age 78 of Parlin diedJan. 2Peterson. Esther M. Wittchen of SouthAmboy died Jan. 2Regan. William J. age 79 of South Amboydied Jan..IUjobagy! Joseph J. age 74 o.f Sayreville'diedJan. 7 ' " ' . . - "

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