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VOL. 162 NO. 26 RAHWAY NEW JERSEY. THURSDAY, JUNE 28. 1984 USPS 454-160 20 CENTS of 1984 bids fond farewell

by R. R. Faszczewski Principal Roy M. Valen- ected by student director. Surrounded by the sou- tine, awarded the academic April Parker. The senior nds of Sir Edward Elgar's honors, followed by ad- class and alumni were ac- processional, "Pomp and dresses by Sheila Adamus. companied by the Rahway Circumstance," the the valedictorian, and High School Band under its members of the Rahway Glenn Barrett, the saiu- director, Ronald P. Dolce. High School class of 1984 tatorian, and the, presen- The recessional. "War on Thursday, June 21. pre- tation of the graduating March of the Priests" by pared to leave the halls of class by Superintendent of Mendellssohn, concluded their alma mater as they Schools Frank D. Brunette. the program. went through their com- The class officers, in addi- mencement exercises. The recognition and tion to Miss Cotte and Miss The Flag Salute and the awarding of diplcjuas was Dickert, were: Treasurer, National Anthem, sung by done by Rick Pnplbr, the Jenine Bellinger, and sec- the members of the senior president of the'iRahway retary, Eli Kabillio. The class and the audience, were Board of Education, and class advisor was Howard followed by the Invocation the farewell was-given by Walker, the class song, by The Rev. Thomas J. Jill Dickert of i^Winfield "We're Got Tonite," and- Donahue, the pastor of the Park, the vice president of the class colors, red and Zion Lutheran Church of the class. •- black. Rahway and the welcome Helen Gundakef led the Following is a list of the by Patricia Cotte. the presi- class in the singing of the graduates: dent of the class of 1984. Alma Mater, which wasdir

•Doni.1 Gorbar ', MichoVl John Polyo •RJckAcuno •William J. Ganfmr IV April Alada Poricar -ShsMo M. Adomus Tlnp Marl* GorriJ Kflryn Unatta Paricar T Josaph Andarson Nafhon Garrison . Swon Maria Pojouol. Mfchala lynx Antonuccl CacilloM. Gouvil • •odnay Jaaws Parkin Inio MkhaBa Archar Mkh.ll. Ekino Gibb» Randal! M. Patarson Otis Wchmond Archar •Cloir. Wandy Gildjrwt MlchaHa Praiu Truer lyn>* Aulart St.vtn Gilraln Nftoiln EricJco Price Fradariek D. (aboo III Shirri tyim Gens StocayAimPryor PatarBagMd Jaanmtta Gomts '••*' •Sown A. Piyor Kknfeefiy Am SOJCOT Mlnnlt Goll Grw ' ^ «orold PhllOp Punks Jonma Mori* Boly UMK. tairauiun •Giam Dams Botratt tMOIom J. ladcar 9HEIIA APAMMS MJdnalAMhoayBal VALEDICTORIAN

Moris CSImco Hainan Jr. Umon rejects new Merck offer Todd Ooyia Haifa SuaHonon ' Lamina Sfcnrios Antttony Horrtt A spokeswoman for Mer- Merck has made in the last The company again of- St.lhonla Dantea Boyd John t. Harris Survey: Buy theatre DkmoHarvott ck and Co., Inc., which is three weeks in response 10 fered to return locked-out MWKothlaanBraio ChorluVlncainSabbaJr. Monks Bram Larry Itaywood Halaan louisa SohakMck headquartered in Rahway, concerns expressed by the employes at Rahway and Stuort Allan Bt/danan John Kint Haodlay Kothy Elian Schaid said on June 19 the firm of- union leadership, only to Hawthorne to their jobs •Chortoa Corona Buford U«ll. J. Hiogini Roland Schbnubar fered an improved, new find it apparently does not upon ratification of a mas- •trim Maria Bulnvo iUTto#f LBQ HttcnCock John Scott contract to the Merck Inter- seek a speedy settlement," ter contract while further uvln vumpoSf Jr, AMcnoal R. Haow Brian P. Salam Thooiot Aaron fturica Paul Horn Staphan Shagabkl Union Council in an effort said Donald S. Brooks, the negotiations on the local for community good Ooralhy J. Howatth ChrliHna Burullo PoulA. Shat to settle a work stoppage at chief negotiator for ihe contract proceeded. Robart J. HuVond . "You MUST buy the who constitutes prospective the organization's meetings *Margar*t Mary Bymos Morgorat M. Snaridon seven locations but the company. However, the Rahway Brian Edward CoUond Joro.1 C. Hylond Kavln J. Sharmod union rejected the offer and theatre...for the good of the audiences, what sorts of and he recommended this Fronklyn Campball •lash Jodcion local leadership again re- •Christophar H. Shustor therefore the company community!" events they will pay to see spirit be sustained as a Patar Vlncant Corov.Ha Jatnai Jakubovnz DanaA. Shumon The company's offer res- jected this opportunity. and what miscellaneous fac- source of vitality for the Valiant ChtUs CarMr ' Hurry Jamai. William Sinclair withdrew it. ponded to the union's pro- "In view of these recem That was the opening •Scott J. JanVovk remark by consultant, tors determine where they restored and re-opened Own. CouWMl Robin I. Skmokar posals to extend the term of developments, it is difficult Harold Vlncott CouHlald Jr. luthir M. Johnson Mlchoal S. Smalling "We were shocked that the agreement, to provide to be optimistic about the Joseph Zeigler, to • capa- will go for cultural pursuits theatre. katharint Coutlllo Ricky Johnson Consionet Ann SmMc city crowd at the Colum- or to be entertained, reports As a marketing consul- Amy MlchaU ChailUt uwoyne Loinonf Jon^s •CorWtt. Ranao Smith the union rejected pur offer additional wage increases prospects for settling the bian School in Rahway on a Landmarks spokesman. tant Mr. Zeigler has been Paul Chapter Dorryl E. Jordan Nothoni.11. Smnti so hastily. This is the second and to improve pensions strike reasonably soon." ' Woyn. B. Chbolm Anthony Joynar Saon KaKh Smith comprehensive proposal and medical benefits. i Mr. Brooks said. June 14. The occasion was Films, celebrity shows, closely associated with the David M. Omwik\ •Eli KofalUI* Moniqua Charl Spicar a general membership gallery/auctions', sym- New Brunswick Cultural Christophar Clork Richard C. Kaminskas Steven j« Sfeatwiiociier meeting of Rahway Land- phonies, plays and folk/- Center and has performed Patrick) EIOIM Clark •Donna L. Kamwy Ronnia Fradrick Stavanson marks, Inc., at which Mr. rock/pop, were among the similar marketing studies Sharon Cobb Dorian F. Knott Paul Strogouskos lucy Valvano keeps up tradition Zeigler gave the results of a higher-potential attractions and other consulting ser- Mkho.1 E. CoWm •LourlaAnnKoliur GngorySlranck •Christophar CondH •Maryann Kunz •Barbara Ann Svochak The fifth daughter of Mr. marketing feasibility study identified, but the choices vices for the Brooklyn Mus- daira Connor Christiiw M. Kurutia HichanJ T. Swlsstock Jr. ty of New Jersey's College of Delaware. She is also a he had been commissioned were strongly influenced by eum, the Durham (N. C.) PotrtCio COITO Diana Maria long Gana Tovormino and Mrs. Dennis Valvano, of Pharmacy in New Bruns- registered nurse and is cur to undertake earlier in the the particular population Arts Council, the Tampa JohnJosaph Couban Stavan Thomos Longton KHnath Yampla Jr. of Rahway, Lucy Val- wick this fall. rently employed at Beth Isr- rhnttiy Patridc Csyb Juonlta Am lawson Ciotfoflo Anori Tnonios vano, was graduated recent- Nancy, of the Mother ael Hospital in Newark in year. segment surveyed. Bay Performing Arts Cen- Susan lazar ter, the New York Phil- Thanes Crislta*> Chorlas G. Thunton in ly from Mother Seton Reg- Seton class of 1982, is cur- the intensive care unit. According to Mr. Zeigler Nearly half of all those Twnm M. CramiMl Clayton C, Lf. Iha Maria Tookar ional High School in Clark. the restored Rahway Thea- surveyed depend on New harmonic, the San Fran- PoulCrvwr •- Mario luiso Toscono rently attending Rutgers in cisco Summer Festival and •Brian Mlchoal Curry Mfcho.IOouibtTw.rook It has been a Valvano New Brunswick and is maj- Therese Valvano Rut- tre, on Irving St. in down- York City for culture and Rudok*lodJk»kl entertainment. But attrac- the American Film In- CothtaanMarffJayo Smona VonWright tradition that all of the oring in communications kowski, . of the Mother town Rahway, "can be an JonatUjPkxolo •Ewrlsto 1. Vialro • Valvano daughters attend and Spanish. Seton class of 1977, has her tiveness of the facility, stitute, among others: Kotnryn Ann MocKfraie . •Nancy E.VUI , extraordinary resource for and be graduated from Mot- masters degree in psycho- the community...but not as reasonableness of ticket Oovld Jo p RodmrMicMMlMacQylrk Alice, of the Mother •Koran Malacfcar i logy from Columbia Uni- a traditional arts center." prices and availability of ChrWophKrDmhlt Jonm J. Varrosl Jr. her Seton, All five girls were Seton class of 1980, is a * iDovh Adam 0. Mqham i . TeddS. Wofcar members of the National May graduate of the Uni- versity. Mr. and Mrs. Rut He went on to recom- parking and good dining Carol Morosl facilities ranked high among Kenneth K. WmninQton • Honor Society and actively versity of Scranton with a kowski arc the parents of mend it be re-opened as an JohnM. Gorvio H. Mtrtin ' Thomos Derid Wabb participated in many phases twin girls. the factors that attract peo- "Suson A. Mnrtlno Frank Jasaph Waiss bachelor of science degree "arts-plus" civic center, of school life at Mother which would house activi- ple to a particular place. laVrnw Qatre Dart Allan f, McOovarn tnk Ptfer Wemon in political science. Andrew J. rjafokno BrucaMcLotW! Micnojti Jones Wnifuiii Seton. vties that would go beyond Specific proposals to be Elizabeth, of the Mother Roboft M. Oenno ' • David Whittah Lucy, the most recent Seton class of 1978, receiv- "just the arts in the tradi- contained in the published 1 •Potritfa A. WMuh (Mnritlf C. OadtukKw lute MartT ' graduate, will be attending ed her bachelor of science tional sense." Specific sug- Zeigler report include the WOVanitinEgstoeWOVtnEMM Scotty V«m«l MilWr Daxtarf. WWom' gestions will be contained in presentation of perhaps 10 Pott Office • Jill »olrlclo D(4«rt Kavln Thiotty Mltb Ro*»yWflkanon ' Rutgers, pie State Universi- degree from the University. a formal report to be releas- carefully-chosen arts events XylaOanoldwn Danb» Monwink.l to close Patricia Dougharty KavlnMkhoalMonahon Markwmams ed later this month. ' in the course of a year, one ChriiC. Dowra Oabaroh Fay* Moutasalta Tne*"eso 'j* Rahway Landmarks is or more annual film festi- for July 4th Dorio Drivar Hoteamh Abdul Muhoymin •Srtphan John Whk the non-profit volunteer' vals" based on star, director Scott Duda. Josaph Manny •Jonka «. Whharidga or type Of film, such as • The Rahway Port Of- Konold OunaMy Dcrvld 0. Monlon. •KothUan WHharidga organization that'is in the long Durham . Jaffnylynfijtobon TonyWHhare final stages of its five-year western or comedy, ethnic fice will observe Wednes- Eugan. bkranH Mory Ann Na»»glo •Hopa Ann WWyko quest to purchase the closed and childrens' programming day,: July 4, Indepen- Jaarrtna tdwardi Raymond Nawmon San J. Woodrow Rahway Theatre for resto- and rental of the facility for dence Day, as a legal hoB- tickl J«m Eftmwrai My Port «. Wright John (hawttfa Jr; '. such events as recitals and .day, '['.-••: • ' ..•,•>'••.. Tharw Ocdiuiul 'Join RIIHUC Wyrw Jr. ration as an arts center. As Pou) R. rakiM '' Domi L. Oafcl. . ' Uso Ann Towonkl • gesture of support for the presentations by local play- Thopost office will be MonVi I. FaniaHo Hoa> Young ers groups: •. cCOTpjriely ^losejl on that Dlno Mori. OCvari project Merck and Co., Chri.tln.OWch Jamal J. Zoobodkk Inc., the Rah way-based The report will also con- Xrff Amtaighnon •Christophar Scott Zrinstd pharmaceutical giant, agr- tain suggestions for possible P. Rufifloannounced. Domt. 0p*> , eed earlier this year to fund non-auditorrum uses for a 1 There will be no mail •Mlthaal Oarord Hon Todd Ai OTtailly delivery, nor will the box Anthony ». Foraman Cynthlo D. Osboma the Zeigler study. portion of the building and M A Wb Karlana Y. Osboma •Danows Nononol Honor Sociaty The study consisted of for the establishment of a lobby be open for matt •OMpawOonlrat SunjkvoPok mail, telephone and shop- Rahway;baaed arts council pickup, tlie postmaster KMbarly A. Ooroy Kknoarty A,-P<*nar ping mall surveys, each of to foster ctevtjtajijtoem of the concluded which was pkruted to reach a- different aeiroent of .the Union County population. tThe mail survey wa» the abundance ^p vjpfc, - Uicy Vafvano, .th*- Wth *& ' i^n"rt' comprehensive. -k zeal He said he had been The results contained impressed by the energy several revelations as to and enthusiasm displayed at achooTs principal. Looking on are h«r parents. PAGE 2 THURSDAY. JUNE 28, 1984 RAHWAY NEWSRECCDRD/CLARK PATRIOT RAHWAY NEWSRBCORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1984 /PAGE 3 mm | Community la.L Zvn M& Calendar

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RAHWAY •-TO niOAT. JUNI Jt - Trinity United Methodist Church, Daily Vacation Bible School, 9:30 a.m. to noon- mS& those aged four to those in sixth grade. No charge. --TUBDAY, JUNI It -- Planning Board. Rahway Area Junior Woman's Club, Planning Meeting and Covered- Dish Supper, 8 p.m., home of Miss Johanna Desiderio, THE WHOLE PICTURE - The Radiology Dept. at Rahway Hospital recently hosted an Rahway. open house for physicians and employes to acquaint them with the new digital --THUISDAT, JUNI It -- Rahway Landmarks, 8 p.m.. radiography equipment. Dr. Erica Fried, the chairwoman of the department. Is shown Columbian School. W. Hazelwood and New Brunswick explaining the images to employes. Alice Kordyla, Elinor Heffeman and Belinda Soos. DR. AND MRS. MICHAEL J. ANQELO Aves. Rahway Chapter No. 607, American Assn. of LOOKING AHEAD - Rahway's Frankln School Parent-Teacher Assn. recently hosted In the background is Jim Ferrell. the radiology administrator. Digital radiography Is a (Sh* Is tha formar Ml*s Carla DaMlcco) Retired Persons, end-of-season surprise trip with dinner. . the Annual Kindergarten Orientation. With A. Wade LJkins, the principal, left to right, new type of diagnostic'imaging system which uses a digital computer to process x-ray Leaves Senior Citizens Center, 7:30 a.m.. returns, 8:30 are: Jeanle Holllday, Doris Zatkow, a kindergarten teacher; Sharon Campbell, Esther THANKS FOR YOUR HELP - Honoring employers In- standing, the director of vocational-technical education, Information into finely-detailed images. It allows physicians to test people for vascular p.m. Tickets 388-9078. Board of Education, Regular Weakland, the PTA president, and Donna Dougher, a kindergarten teacher. volved with Clark's Arthur L. Johnson Regional High Stan Grossman: home economics teacher, Maureen disease at reduced risk to the Meeting, 7:55 p.m., Roosevelt School auditorium. School's co-operative home economics program are Toth; students, Karen Nasiatka and Arjene Miller: John S. Dec and Miss L»url* P*rei Miss DeMicco, ••SUNDAYS, JULY 1, I. IS -- Summer Union Services administrators, teachers and students at Snuffy's Ariene's mother, Mrs. Claire Miller, and Johnson prin- wi(h First and Second Presbyterian Churches, 9:30 a.m.. Historians Restaurant In Scotch Plains. They are, left to right, cipal, Louis DeRosa. Seniors In the co-operative pro- Dr. Angelo wed Mrs. Arthur Trinity United Methodist Church, E. Milton Ave. and March of Dimes seated, home economics teacher. Peg Ryan: Monica gram attend classes and work part-time outside the Main St. appear Deubel. the director of Cranford's Geraldine Nursery school. Miss Perez fiance Mrs. Van Hise named secretary "TUESDAY, JUIY S - City Council, PreMeeting Con- School, and students. Holly Smar and Laura Castellano; Miss Carla DeMicco, the daughter of Mrs. Anna ference, 7:30 p.m.. Council Chambers, City Hall, One Ci- to hold telethon before singles of John S. Dec Fontana and Carmine DeMicco of Peekskill, N. Y., was A township resident, ty Hall Plaza. married to Dr. Michael J. Angelo of Ossining. N. Y., the Teacher of Year. Mrs. Lawrence Arthur, was --WEDNESDAY, JULY 4 -- Rahway Italian-American The Second March of hours of entertainment and Two members of the Ros- son of Mrs. Lucy Angelo of Rahway and the late James A 1963 National Merit the Presidential Award for elected corresponding sec- Club, 8:30 p.m., club, New Brunswick Ave. Dimes National Telethon information with IS min-elle Historical Society, Ruth Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Perez of Clark announced the Angelo, on Saturday, May 19, in Garrison. N. Y. Scholar and graduate of Excellence in Science and retary at the recent meeting --MONDAY, JUIY * - City Council, Regular Meeting. Against Birth Defects will utes'of each hour reserved and Bill Froelich, gave a Second summer: Something for all engagement of their daughter. Miss Laurie A. Perez, to The Rgt. Rev. Msgr. Charles F. Buttner performed Rahway High School, Mrs. Mathematics Teaching. of the board of directors of slide presentation at a re- John S. Dec, the son of Joseph S. Dec of Clifton and the the 11 a.m. ceremony. 8 p.m., Council Chambers, City Hall, One City Hall be televised on Saturday for local segments. Courses in 14 academic 7:30 p.m. in the Office of Tuition at Union County tained by telephoning the Yvcttc Oskutis Van Hise, A long-time member of the Visiting Nurse and Hea- Plaza. and Sunday, June 30 and Thomas W. Gleason, the cent meeting of By Myself. late Mrs. Irene M. Dec. A reception followed at the Garrison Golf Club. was named 198-1 Teacher of the Girl Scout movement, lth Services, which provides Single Again, a local div- disciplines will be offered in Admissions and Records in College for county residents admissions office at -TUESDAY, JUIY 10 •• Rahway Historical Society, 8 July 1, on WOR-TV Chan- president of the Interna- Union County College's 276-2600 or the Admissions The bride-to-be is a graduate of Arthur L. Johnson The bride had Mrs. Paula Rudofsky as her matron of the Year at Marlboro High she received an award last professional home health orce—support group. MacDonald Hall on the col- is $29 per credit hour. Fur- Regional High School in Clark and the Taylor Institute. honor. The bridesmaid was Linda Angelo Rothweiler. p.m.. Merchants' and Drovers' Tavern, St. George and nel 9, beginning at 9 p.m. - tional Longshoremen's Second Summer Session, lege's Cranford campus. ther information may be ob- Hot Line at 272-8580. School in Marlboro. month for leadership in Girl care for patients and their Westfield Aves., Liberty Square. Hal Linden, the stage and Assn.. has been named the By Myself, Single Again which will be held at the She is currently employed as a secretary for AT&T Kenneth Rothweiler served as the best man. The usher COLORADO BOUND - Patricia RlnakJI of Rahway, left, a After receiving her Scouting. families as well as many •-WEDNESDAY, JUIY 11 - Parking Authority, Regular screen personality and star New Jersey/New York meets every Friday evening college's Cranford campus Technologies, Inc. in Morristown. was Jerry Blancato. graduate of Rahway High School is shown with Col. Carl degree from Moniclair State A member of Alpha preventive and educative Meeting. 7:30 p.m.. Council Chambers, City Hall, One of television's comedy ser- labor chairman for the tele- at 8 o'clock at St. Luke's from Monday, July 9, to Her fiance is a graduate of Don Bosco Technical Following a honeymoon in Nantuclcet, Mass., the cou- P. Doolger, the Air Force Academy/Reserve Officer College in Upper Moniclair Delta Kappa, an interna- health programs in 17 City Hall Plaza. ies, "Barney Miller," will thon. Mr. Gleason has been Episcopal Church at Fourth Thursday, Aug. 16. High School and attended William Paterson College in ple now reside in Ossining. Training Corps admissions liaison officer for the Rahway Mrs. Van Hise taught for tional honorary sorority for Union County municipal- Ave. and Walnut St.. Ros- area. Miss Rlnaldl has accepted an appointment to the -THURSDAY. JUIY 12 -- Board of Education, Caucus, host the telethon for the se- a volunteer for the March The six-week session will Wayne. He is currently employed as a retail manager for Mrs. Angelo is a graduate of Mercy College in Dobbs two years in the science women educators, she is ities including Rahway and 8 p.m., Superintendent's Office, junior high school. cond straight year. Also of Dimes since "the early die. Ice World in Totowa. Ferry, N. Y., where she received a bachelor of science Air Fores Academy In Colorado Springs, Colo. She will department at Rahway currently serving as theClark. , offer 65 courses in acco- Devaney School of Dance report to the academy on Friday, July 6, along with 31 -MONDAY, JUIY U -- Board of Education, Regular joining Mr. Linden for the days of polio." This is his unting, biology, business, A September, 1985, wedding is planned. degree, and Iona College in New Rochclle, N. Y., where High School before joining president of her chapter. Meeting, 7:55 p.m., Roosevelt School auditorium. second time will be "Real 21st year as thtpresident of 67 E. Milton Ave., Rahway she received a master of business adminstration degree. other students from New Jersey to start basic cadet the Marlboro sniff in 1969. Iota, representing western chemistry, economics, Eng- training with the class of 1988. * KEEP* -WEDNESDAY, JUIY II -- Parking Authority, Caucus, People's" Sarah Purcell, the longshoreman. lish, fine arts, history, Summer Dance Camp Red Crossers She is employed by the General Foods Corp. in Rye, N. She has also been given a Monmouth County, and home of Bernard Miller, 693 Hemlock St. Rahway Gary Collins, the host of The North Jersey Chap- human services, . mathe- Y., as a computer systems engineer. Faculty Award for meritor- was elected the state trea- AMERICA Italian-American Club, 8:30 p.m., club. New Brunswick "Hour Magazine," and his ter will need volunteers to matics, modern languages, MhMft stfMfMkl Wta* of My 23rd to journey Dr. Angelo is a graduate of Rcnsselaer~Polytechnic In- ious service to the students surer for New Jersey for Ave. wife, actress, Mary Ann answer telephones for the physics, psychology and / 3 Sessions week stitute in Troy, N. Y.. where he received a bachelor of Air Force Academy of Marlboro High School. 1984 to 1986. STRONG ••MONDAY, JULY JO -- Chamber of Commerce. Mobley. 20. to Cape May science degree, and-the University of Delaware in I telethon. For further infor- sociology. Mrs. Van Hise was nom- General Meeting, 7 p.m., Columbian School, corner of Originating in Los Ange- mation please telephone Newark. Del., where he received his doctorate. He is inated by one of her former New Brunswick and E. Hazelwood Aves. les, the telethon promises 21 882-0700. Classes will meet from Break Dancing Ballroom Classes The Clara Barton Auxi- employed by the General Foods Corp. in Tarrytown, N. names Miss Rinaldi students currently atten- CLARK Monday to Thursday days liary of the American Red Y., as a biomedical engineer. ding MonmolFrtrCoHege to -SUNDAY, JULY I •- Dr. William Robinson Planta- and evenings. The majority £, Msson Introductory Offer Cross will sponsor a bus trip A 1983 graduate of benefits at $150,000. Miss be a candidate for an hon- tion, 593 Madison Hill Rd., guided tours of farmhouse by Meeting changed and tour of Cape May on Rahway High School, Miss Rinaldi has been commis- of the courses carry three Tuesdays & Thursdays orary doctoral degree lo be members of Clark Historical Society, 1 to 4 p.m. No ad- credits, which in most cases $ Saturday, July 14. Patricia Marie Rinaldi, sion qualified and upon given by Monmouth Col- People For Animals 11A.M. & 6,30 p.m. both days 4 classes 20 mission charge. The regular Clark Board are transferable to four-year The bus will leave from Big Band Sound received an appointment to graduation from the aca- lege in Long Branch to an of Education meeting sche- colleges and universities. the Union Township park- the United States Air Force demy will be commissioned outstanding Monmouth •-TUESDAY, JUIY 1 -- Regional Board of Education. duled for Tuesday, Oct. 23, Regular Meeting, 8 p.m.. Instructional Media Center, moves meeting Call 574 3292/388-6375 ing lot next to the Masonic Academy in Colorado Spr- as a second lieutenant in the County educator. She has Gov. Livingston Regional High School, Berkeley Heights. has been changed to Mon- In addition to students Temple, at 1912 Morris to Echo July 5 ings, Colo. Air Force. also been nominated by the ••TOtSDAY. JUIY 10 •- Planning Board, Executive Ses- day, Oct. 22. People For Animals, an trained to find los« or in from Union County Col- Miss Rinaldi, who recen- During' her high school administration in the Free- sion. ' . ' . , •• The time and place re,-' animal welfare organiza- JurcdpeopltWiKdogs that lege, tha summer tession at- After the ride down At Echo Lake Park in . The aoncert i» made tly returnad.otfcm Santa years atiRahway *1iss Rin- hold Regional High School -WEDNESDAY, JUIY 11 •• Public Library Board of main the same, 8 p.m., in tion, will hold its monthly find dues in police cases. tracts students from other through the Pine Barrens, Mountainside-Westfield. at possible through a grant Barbara, CaHf.,'where she aldi was a member of the district, of which Marlboro Trustees, 7:30 p.m.. Library, Westfield Ave. Board of Ad- the Board conference room membership meeting on Refreshments will be ser- colleges who want to earn the group will arrive at the 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, from the Music Perfor- was attending Northwest- National Honor Society, High School is a pan. for justment, Executive Meeting, 8 p.m., Conference Room, of (he administration Wednesday, July 18, atved. extra credits, adults enrolled Victorian seacoast resort July 5, "The Big Band mance Trust Fund, Local ern Preparatory School on a the French and Spanish Na- Municipal Building, Westfield Ave. building on Schindler Rd. 7:30 p.m. In addition to offering for career advancement or and have the opportunity to Sound" will be featured at No. 151 of the American Falcon Scholarship granted tional Honor Societies, a Roundup awaits The new meeting place pets for adoption People personal enrichment, high enjoy luncheon at one of the 1984 Summer Arts Fes- Federation of Musicians through the Air Force Aca- recipient of the New Jersey , -WEDNESDAY, JULY It -- Clark Taxpayers Coalition. will be the Franklin State school students accumu- tival. 8 p.m., Public Library, Westfield Ave. For Animals, Inc. makes Atlantic .the many small restaurants and a grant from the New demy by the United Tech- Foreign Language Teachers county cyclists Lisa Sadry Bank's Townley Branch on lating advanced standing --MONDAY, JULY 13 -- Board of Adjustment, Regular available to the public low- FUTURE LAWYER - Scott located in thCVictoria Mall, The Music Makers, a Jersey State Council on the nologies Corp., will be leav- Assn. Award, the editor of Members of the Union Morris Ave. and Potter Rd., cost spaying and neutering. for Union County College 1430 St. Georges Ave. nestled among the array of local orchestra specializing Arts through the Union ing on Thursday, July 5, for the high school newspaper, County Hiking Club and Meeting, 8 p.m.. Council Chambers, Municipal Building, on dean's list Union. or other colleges and J. Luxenberg was among Westfield Ave. For more information on AVENEL 173 seniors to receive older, well-preserved hotels. in the swing sounds made County Office of Cultural basic cadet training at the the chairwoman of the Prin- their guests will participate A Clark junior majoring Representatives of theany of these services, please universities and senior In order to have all the famous by the big bands of and Heritage Affairs. academy. cipal's Advisory Committee in the Central Jersey Bicy- •-TUESDAY, JULY 14 -• Planning Board, Regular citizens. Hours: Dally 8:30-5:30 1381-01001 juris doctor degrees from Meeting. in management engineer- Lenape Tracking Club, Inc., telephone 374-1073 or write The Dickinson School of time in the Cape May area, the 1930's and 1940's. will For up-to-the-minute in- During her four years at at the school, earned a var- cle Club Raritan Valley ing. Lisa Palma Sadry of IS Pat Paulding and Peggy People For Animals, Inc., In person registration for Law at commencement the group will not take the entertain in the park's formation on rain dates, the academy the student sity letter in volleyball, was Roundup on Saturday, Ayers La., was named to Fort, will speak to the52 E. Elizabeth Ave., Lin- the session will be held on Lewes Ferry rided this time. natural amphitheater under cancellations and other will have many opportun- active in many other school June 30. den. ceremonies held In Car- the stars. the dean's list for the spring, group about dogs who are Thursday, July 5, from 6 to Pre-Fourth**** lisle, Pa., on Saturday, The bus will return about events sponsored by theities to travel worldwide as organizations and was rank- There will be rides for Summer stroll 1984. semester at the Ren June 2. Mr. Luxenberg is 10 p.m. A portable dance floor, parks department please well as receiving a bachelor ed seventh in the 1983 those with all abilities and sselaer Polytechnic Institute the son of Mr. and Mrs. The cost for the trip will snack truck and Union telephone the 24-hour of science degree in engi- graduating class at Railway the fee will include lunch. set Saturday in Troy. N. Y. • IBM Allen Luxenberg of 115 be $25 per person. County information van are hotline at 352-8410. neering from a wide choice High School. Participants should meet ut To qualify for the list she Stonehenge Terr., Clark. Please mail a check made always available. Audience of engineering majors. She was employed by Somerset County College Those wishing to par- members may bring lawn Purolator Products, Inc. in County Hiking Club at the had to be a full-time student He Is a graduate of Rutgers payable to Clara Barton HONOR The Air Force estimates before 10 a.m. ticipate in the South Moun- Turtle Back Zoo at 10 a.m. and earn at least a 3.0 • COMPAQ College In New Brunswick. Auxiliary to CBA, c/o Eas- chairs, picnic baskets and the total value of the sch- Rahway after her return The rain date will be Sun- TIRE blankets. tain Ramble on Saturday, It will be a five-to-six-milequality-point average out of tern Union County Chap- AMERICAJQ olarship and attendant from California this year. day, July I. June 30, should meet a ramble and participants are possible 4.0 and have no ter, American Red Chapter, In case of rain the show leader from the Union urged to bring lunch. grade below "C." • ITT 203 W. Jersey St., will be moved to the Trail- BLESSINGS OF LIBERTY Mr. Campagno Elizabeth. N. J. 07202. side Nature and Science Plantation to open • TEXAS INSTR. Center at Coles Ave. and SALE in Italy New Providence Rd., with illegal DRUOS HURRY! SALE ENDS JULY 3 Mountainside. • Other Major A Rahway man, Navy doors on July 1 Seaman Recruit Martin M. The Dr. William Robin- George Coyne of the Manufacturers Campagna, the son of son Plantation, located at Honey Farms. FIND OUT WHAT'S HAPPENING Joseph and Anne B. Cam- Acting Studio 593 Madison Hill Rd.. The Museum Shop will SHEVICK • RAVICH* pagna of 1221 Farrell Terr., Clark, will be open to the be open and will offer a FOR reported for duty aboard public from 1 to 4 p.m. on variety of articles, hand- TOBIti • OLECKNA & REITMAN IN THE RAHWAY-CLARK AREA the submarine tender, U. S. revises format PolYsteel Radiab Sunday, July 1. There will crafted by members of the A professional corporation S. Orion, homeported in La Registration will be held quential acting classes, "The be no admission charge. society, as well as honey. • Selection Goodyear Polysleol — against tire bruising, 1 Maddalena. Sardinia, Italy. "•«•«••»• BY SUBSCRIBING TO THE... rvtee me radial that keeps Its road hazards arcs on Thursday and Friday, Actor Prepares," "Charac- There will be guided ALL INJURIES & DEATH CLAIMS feet, even In the rain • Pre-strassed polyester July 5 and 6, at the studio, ter Creating." "Building a tours of the farmhouse, RAHWAY Deep-groove multi-rib cord'and radial ply P155/80R13 at 189 North Ave., E.,Scene" and "Scene Study" which was erected in 1690 • Software Training tread helps reduce construction absorb P185/80R13 Cranford, between noon as well as "Speech and Dic- and its grounds by costum- "hydroplane lilt" on road shock, cushion P175/75R14 NO FEES WITHOUT RECOVERY rain slick roads the rid* Summer workshop and 8 p.m. For a brochure tion," "Musical Perfor- ed members of the Clark P195/75B14 and more information mance" and "Television Ac- Historical Society. NO CHARGE FOR INITIAL VISIT JRccotb Double steel cord • Choose Polysteelior P205/75B15 • Solutions belts hold tread flat high mileage, wat P21S/75R15 please telephone David ting." The children's classes Featured at the open EUUblithed 1S22 against the road, even weather traction, hot on variety Christopher at 276-0276. to be offered are "Creative house will be a demonstra- on turns, for effective Goodyear quality... P225/75R14 Acting," "Musical Perfor- tion of beekeeping, honey AUTO & ALL VEHICLE ACCIDENTS traction, long term wear and special sayings- P235&5R15 We will evaluate ypur needs arid help you match A spokesman for the sonal typing, driver educa- mance" and "Television Ac- extraction and wax candle- Steel belts protect now through July 3 NO TRADE NEEDED This summer The Acting FALLS & UNSAFE PROPERTY EaUMlshed 1863 the computer, the accessories and software to the critical tread area Scotch PlainsFanwood tion, and a Preliminary Studio will try a new format ting for Children." making by Mr. and Mrs. your particular requirements. SaveDpib^PerSetOfet0f^4 Creative Summer Work- Scholastic Aptitude Test to help students take a vaca- . Union & Middlesex Counties Out of County and State shop announced a variety and a Scholastic Aptitude tion and not miss classes. MEDICAL MALPRACTICE sSTWUtelLetter Radials of programs for theTest workshop. "BERIWRD 9. ORtOWSKI. D.D.S." 1 Year • $10.00 1 Year - $12.00 •Compatition-ttylt Si workshop's second season. During the week of July The studio will be open ORTHODONTICS EXCLUSIVEI;Y UNSAFE PRODUCTS & TOOLS rated whit* Wrhwi Last year's favorites as well 30 to Aug. 3 the workshop for five weeks only, instead DIPLOMATE. AMERICAN BOARD OF ORTHODONTICS 2 Years $18.00 2 Years • $22.00 P188/7OR13 •54.00 as many new courses will be will conclude with the P1S5/7OR13 «5»,30 of the usual 10-week term, WORKERS COMPENSATION 3 Years • $25.00 3 Years • $30.00 P186/70R14 SM.45 Jl?58 presented by the profes- Sciensational Workshop, but If students wish to take P22S/7DR14 •74.70- sional tafHrom Monday to -whieh-wilHnvorve rockets, 10 classes' they can come Please enter my subscription to the Rahway News Record or The Clark P22S/TOR15 ITCH" Mt.00 Friday, July 9 to July 27. computers and electronics. SOCIAL SECURITY Patriot starting immediately. -P235/7ORtS •7845 twice a week. Students will P245/60R14 For younger students the also have the alternative of Announces the relocation of his office DISABILITY APPEALS Enclosed is my check, cash or money order to cower subscription IS •51•51.0. 0 : •'"''.'•, vd-for,fost octkif^ ' •53•53,2, 0 range is from pre • Brochures are , available just taking five classes in (one block south) to the isl •57730 kindergarten to computers, at Scotch PlainsFanwood the summer at half the cost 'MEMBER Of NEW JERSEY Jk HOBIDA BAR NAMK I'MONI. NO TRADE NEEDED. nto fnt roodxotiiQCt'$nortlwr to MioulMf? to QUIIQ tBSJJS writing, music, arts, crafts schools, local libraries or by and coming only once a Burgess Professional Building iPk*as*.' pnnl IIMTH' I YOUR LOCAL PROFESSIONAL Sal* tads July 3 in tractipn and w*ar*1MA« itHar sWi oteBobla to and nature. writing or telephoning week. • flttpany The Theatre Workshop, Selma Kaufman, the Com- The five-week term will 701 Amboy Avenue, STKKKT ADORMSS 210 W. ST. GEORGE AVE. for those in grades seven to munity Education Co- run from Monday, July 9, vVoodbridge, New Jersey 07095 388-5454 12, will culminate with a ordinator, Scotch Plains- to Saturday, Aug. 18, with CITY (Between Wood Ave. and Stiles St.) full performance of "Annie" Fanwood- Schools, Cedar the week, of Aug. 5 off. 1743 ST. GEORGES AVENUE STATI: ZIP St., Scotch plains. N. J. (201)636-1950 S19 CENTRAL AVE.. RAHWAY. N.J. 070*5 on July 27. A limited number of POT older students and 07076 or telephone courses will be offered, but RAHWAY, NEW JERSEY adults, there will be per-232-6 I

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RAHWAY NEW&teCC*D/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, JUNE 28. 1984 PAGE 5 ^ ISecotb DATHIME: A special meeting of the FROM ;; TRENTON Rabway Board of Educa- tion will be held today at 7 JO pm in the auditorium WASHINGTON v y g AUojsfatnw of Roosevek SchooL TABLOID LITHOGRAPHERS. INC. Senator Dan The purpose of this # 219 Ozrirral A*. PO BOX 1061. Rshwav. NJ 07065 S74-1200 meeting will be ^W-IMT a by C. VIGILANTE ROBERT R- FASZCZEWSKI Congressman ELLEN VIGILANTE This meeting win be Editor/Publisher Assistant Editor Advertising Manager beard in private in com- New Jersey, you pliance with the Open Pubbc Meetings Act, re- Matt Rinaldo ports Anthony Rocco. Jr, 7«fc District, DAY AT THE PAIR • A panoramic night-time view of the Orleans, are shown In the newest Cotorama, now show- perfect together the Board secretary/busi- Centennial Facade area, me Mississippi River Aerial Ing in Grand .Central Terminal In New York City to Mon- ness administrator. Transit Gondola Ride and the monorail system, an part day, Juty 2. What is the second largest and fastest growing in- of the 1984 Louisiana World Exposition In New S«jb«CTpe5. put in Rahway. nual meeting/award dinner Rahway. and Gloria J. the board this year, but was Rahway Historical Society a credit card. Use it like a checking penalties. Let's all get behind a stake in our families' future Well, now the truth is beginning to surface. Even on May 16 at the Town and Watkins of 601 Cranford appointed at the June 7 and has held posts with the account. With it. you can write youiseli entertainment. It's really just a matter of vision. Do you Ave., Linden, reported for meeting to fill a vacancy. Union County Cultural and a loan. In a nutshell, here's what lt Tb apply for a loan, pick up an have il? Democrats on the City Council, all of whom voted to cen- Campus Restaurant in application at any First Savings ofiice, sure Councilman Marsh because he opposes the in- Union on behalf of 81 duty with the First Marine Honor / (Landmarks officers are-' Heritage Commission and oHers, or call 750-3883. cinerator, are now pulling in their horns. Likewise, human service agencies. Aircraft Wing at the Mar- elected by the board from the New Jersey Baptist Mountain off fun among its own ranks.) Convention. D A revolving; line of credit. . . from Th« minimum monthly payment u, 1/340 ol tho oulilandma lo Republican Councilman James Fulcomer, who has been This year the United ine Corps Air Station in $5,000 to $50,000, depending on the balanc* or 5)00, whichwat u mom plus ml moil Uopayin«nl steadfastly in favor of the incinerator, is now sayng he too Futenma, Okinawa. awaits campers lnt0T01t VOlv •Ubl^C^ lO chonQaV. l)Oi Vrfil] fkOVOf k)e fllOt^ef I^ICIVI Way raised $4,623,000. a America \ equity value ol your home. 3 l-j points abov« our prime rale wants a pubbc referendum. 9% increase over last year's Registration is being Thank heavens these public officials are beginning to goal, with the help of the Linden chamber taken for summer camp. a You can Use it like a credit card, to wake up. But I wonder whether any of the Council many volunteers and contri- Those aged nine to 13 may buy whatever you want, whenever members or the administration, who were so vicious in butors that supported the For latest rates on Auto, expect a fun-filled week at you want, Just by writing a check. At Personal and Home Equity loans, their censure of Councilman Marsh, are going to offer needed services in die coun- sets run the Beemerville 4-H Camp a much lower interest rate than credit him an apology for trying lo smear his reputation? ty. in the mountains of north- cards charge. And no annual tee call the Consumer Loan Well, evfc3-TTwthey're not men enough to do so. Coun- The United Way's board The Linden Chamber of $2. The late entry fee after west New Jersey. Campers (Just a one time set-up lee oi $150 Rate Line. 750-4373. lospftd offers* cilman Marsh caB^bc assured of nothing but praise from of directors elected officers Commerce will present its July 8 is an additional $1. will be accepted on a first- which you can pay out oi your Rahway residents. He is the only Council member-indeed for the I984-198S fund- second annual one-mile fun The five-mile run offers a come, first-servedbasi s until Credit Line account). annual report the only pubbc official anywhere-who has tried to get in- raising campaign. They are: run and five-mile run Sun- $100 cash prize and trophy the camp is filled. Those ag- formation to us and to give us a vote in this matter. He Robert H. Marft of Merck Robert day, July IS. with respec- J9Jhe.flrst place male^ndJ-ed-14 to 16 may attend as Rahway Hospital's 1983 spective pricing system that has even been spending his own money to get our opt- and Co., of Rahway, AFL-CIO Union County tive starting times of 9 a.m. first place female; a $50 C. L T.'s (Counselors ... nions and to put out the flyers on the incinerator. Annual Report is now being has been in efTect at the president; Stephen Dedman Labor Council, vice presi- and 9:30 a.m. cash prize to the second Training). First mailed out to more than hospital since 1980. In fact, if memory serves me, John Marsh has long of Exxon Chemical Ameri- dent, labor. Ernest S. Win- The runs will take place place male and second place A camping week offers 8.000 people in the hos- If you would like lo been the only pubbc official in Rahway who consistently cas, vice president, cam- ter, secretary, and Carlos on a loop, flat road course female and a $25 cash prize lodging, meals and activities pital's service area. Fea- receive a copy of the 1983 lets us know what is going on and then asks for our opi- paign; Henry S. Paterson, Gamy of the Laminaire with the start and finish on to the third place male and for S70. Activities include ravings tured are highlights of the Annual Report, please send nion. 3rd, of the Elirabethtown Corp. of Rahway, treasurer. Pleasant St., Linden, near third place female. swimming, boating, crafts, hospital's Expansion and In short. John Marsh is the only public-spirited Rt. 1, along the General T-shirts, will be given to of Perth Amboy a postcard to: Community Water Co.. vice president The United Way also sports and nature and ani- *»rth Ambor 339 Slat* SIIMI • Eduon »M Amboy Av«nu«. 3100 Oak Ti«* Road Modernization '80s Pro- Relations. Rahway Hospi- pubbc official we have in Rahway. We in the Second government affairs; Clar- honored the many com- Motors Assembly Plant the first SOO entrants. Woodbndo*' 335 Amboy Avenue Dts I * Si G«oig* Avwnu* (ShopRifa) mal studies. Round-trip Hopalawn. 101 N»w Brunswick Avanu* (Palhmciik Mall) • Old Budg* Die 9 & Ticvlown gram and an explanation of tal. 865 Stone St.. Rahway Ward are very fortunate, indeed. ence W. Bauknjght, 3rd, of panies, employes. labor The pie-entry fee for the Further information may transportation is available Utflln. 1109 Gimon Str**t • Bah way 10B2 51 Ovorg* 1 Avenue the Diagnosis Related N. J. 07065 or Iclephdne Robert Brandt the Elizabethtown Gas Co., five-mile run prior to Sun- be obtained at tees and Paid*, lotoftf Boad 4 Fold Avtnui (Foidt Shopping Mall) unions and volunteers for for $20. M«mtMi rSLIC • Equal Opportunity L«ndai Groups System, the pro- 49*6137. 437 Union St. vice president, planning; their support during the day, July 8 is $5, and the Things, 103 South Wood For additional informa- Rahway I Alfred A. Fontaaa or the PHt campaign year. pie-entry fee for the one- Ave. in Linden or telephone tion please telephone the Jirn mile run prior.to July 8 is 862-9387 or 925-2300. 4-H office at 233-9366.

•'.'' V !*•>? " " RAHWAY NEWS-R^CORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY. JUNE 28, 1984 ; 7 PAGE 6 THURSDAY. JUNE 28, 1984 RAHWAYNEWSRECORD/CLARK PATRIOT Kepp guests sober City library sets rith more food July.4 Mtoand hostesses unt of alcohol you pour in a busy summer should Wive plenty of food drink especially after you've tration for the leading available for guests if had a drink pr two. The Rahway Public Lib- alcohol t$ being served at a • Offer guests a choice of rary is providing reading teams may be made at any time during adult depart- holiday 'picnic, says a spo- non-alcoholic beverages. clubs and activities this kesman for the New Jersey Many people prefer a soft summer for boys and girls ment hours. For further in- formation please telephone State. Safety Council. drink or coffee, but accept of all ages. The spokesman advised an alcoholic drink to be The children's depart- Mrs. Carrie Marlowe at the library at 388-0701.," snacks will not keep a per- polite. ment activities for the first son sober if he consumes • Set up the beverage ser week in July include a game On July 5 from 2 to 4 : p.m. Young Aduit Summer too much alcohol, but vice so guests can easily day, films and a story time. snacks wfll slow down the help themselves to refills of The game day, on Mon- Reading Club team mem- Mi bers will design their own rate at which alcohol is ab- non-alcoholic drinks and to day, July 2, from 10 a.m. to sorbed by the body. food items. noon is scheduled for boys wall montage featuring their reading team symbols. Last year about 22,000 • Consider suggesting a and girls of kindergarten-to- Americans were killed in carpool as part of the invita- sixth-grade ages. They may Other activities for young adults win include book alcohol-related accidents, tional process. One person play chess, checkers or a according to National Safe- in the group can serve as variety of other board raps which are scheduled on HEAD OF THE CLASS - Peggl-Ann Abrahamsen of Rahway. second from right, v Tuesdays from 10 a.m. to ty Council statistics. Many the designated driver. It's games, many of which were of these accidents occurred that person's responsibility graduated as valedictorian of the class of 1984 at recent commencement exercise: recently donated by the noon. The next session will Mother Seton Regional High School In Clark. At the Annual Awards Assembly W be held on Tuesday, July 3. during periods of national to stay sober and drive the Friends of the Library. celebration, a time when others home safely. Abrahamsen received the following awards: General Excellence Award for four ye A film show will be pre- Adult department hours many people attend parties. of academic excellence, the English Department Award and the Army Scholar-Athlii READING IS FUNDAMENTAL - Mrs. Ruth Simmons, standing, second from right, the are: Monday, 10a.m. to 9 Award. She was involved in the National Honor Society, was president of the Sclei sented on Tuesday, July 3, To help eliminate the • Let your guests know chakwocnan of the American Legion AuxUary's Department of New Jersey Reading Is from 10:30 to 11:05 a.m.p.m., Tuesday, 10 a.m. to 5 Club, was in the "Challenge" and "Rutgers Bowl" academic competitions, wa • Fundamental committee and the retiring Union County president of the Auxiliary, p.m.; Wednesday, 10 a.m. wasteful highway carnage abusing alcohol is socially member of the New Jersey Mathematics League and the varsity volleyball team, t-< "The Olympic Champ" and associated with the abuse of unacceptable. presents David Brown, the director of Railway's John F. Kennedy Community Center, "Olympics, the Eternal to 5 p.m.; Thursday. 10 will pursue a degree In engineering at Rutgers, the State University of New Jers with a book during a distribution on June 15 at the center. Looking on is Betty Cobb, a.m. to 9 p.m., and Friday, alcohol, the New Jersey • If someone has had too Congratulating Miss Abrahamsen. shown, left to right, are her parents. Mr. and K' Torch" will be shown for State Safety Council offers BOOKS CAN BE FUN - Participants in the Reading Is right, Grace Jones, a supervisor at the center; Betty standing, left. Chidren participating in the program, shown, left to right, are: Seated. boys and girls of. kinder- 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. much to drink convince the John Abrahamsen. and Sister Reglna Martin, the school's principal. Fundamental program at Railway's John F. Kennedy Cobb. her assistant; Ruth Simmons, the chairwoman of Jemal Rankins. Rosa Cruz. Chris Hickaon and Andrew Valencia. the following suggestions person to stay overnight, garten to-sixth-grade ages. Children's Department for the Independence Day Community Center, left to right, are: Seated. Edward the Reading Is Fundamental program of the Union hours are: Monday, 10 a.m. ride home with someone Community Center, left to rtgni, are: oeaiea, nawaru IMO noaumy io ruiiudinonw piuyiam oi IMB union Pre-School children may at- party: else or go home in a taxicab. Bartlett. Jamal Rankina. Rosa Crm. Chris Hlckson and County American Legion, and David Brown, the director tend if accompanied, by a to 9 p.m.; Tuesday, 10 a.m. College cites parent. to 5 p.m.; Wednesday, 10 _• When you mix drinks It's much more responsible Andrew Valencia, who show their new books to. leftto I of the center. __^_^_^^_ use a jigger to measure the to accept this minor in- David Baucom A Read-To-Me Story a.m. to 5 p.m.; Thursday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Fri- amount of alcohol. It's easy convenience than to risk a Hyatt employes offered Time for children of pre- to underestimate the amo- person's life. A Rahway student. lina al Charlotte, N. C. school and kindergarten day, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Both David Alan Baucom of 306 To aitain the honor the ages will be presented by departments will be closed Cornell Ave., was named to sophomore completed 12 two training programs volunteer, Margaret Nova- on Saturdays. the chancellor's lisl for the semester hours with a lany, on Thursday, July 5, For questions regarding Regular gas prices spring, I984, semester al the straight "A" average. A new sheet metal fab- from 10:30 to 11 a.m. accessibility for the han- University of Norlh C'aro In co-operation with The trainees "Will learn dicapped, please telephone Hyatt Clark Industries in how to use the equipment rication training program Boys and girls of kin- down for July 4th will be offered to the dergarten-to-sixth-grade the library at 3984761 at Motorists using regular This year's gasoline costs, Clark, the Union County and practice their skills in least two days before the Vocational Schools will of- welding, stainless steel, maintenance, mechanical ages may still join the sum- gasoline will pay less this compared to last year's Is as NEW MIRACLE METHOD and welding groups at mer reading club at any date of the scheduled pro- July 4 holiday than for the follows: Regular, $1.09 per fer two new training pro- aluminum and other non- grams. grams to Hyatt Co. ferrous materials as well as Hyatt. The program is sch time during children's same time period last year, gallon, down from SI. 12; The Ultimate in Carpet Cleaning employes in September. The develop techniques which eduled for two different department hours. said Matthew J. Derham, unleaded, SI.17 per gallon, courses will be under the are necessary for the up- groups Monday, Wednes- Children of pre-school the president of the New down from $1.19; premium DRIES IN ONE HOUR direction of L. N. Kiraly. grading of the trades in the day and Saturday, and over and kindergarten ages who Jersey Automobile Club, unleaded, S1.33 per gallon, 100 % Satisfaction Guaranteed The two advanced pro- plant. 30 persons are expected to do not read as yet may be based in Florham Park, up from $1.31, and diesel, W« Specialize in Hard to Remove grams are offered only to Classes will be offered for participate in the 159-hour signed up by their parents which is part of the $1.26 per gallon, up from Stains, Pet Stains and Odors those employes who suc- 120 hours on Saturdays bet- course. New equipment, for the Read-To-Me Sum- American Automobile $1.21. cessfully completed the ween 8 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. tools and materials will be mer Reading Club. Please Assn. CALL 750-4242 previous welding courses Only 18 trainees will be purchased with state funds telephone the children's The cost of premium "Even though Indepen- for this endeavor. department at 381-4110 for unleaded and dicsel gaso- dence Day falls in the mid- LELAR CORP. and received their certi- accepted into the program. •—— WITH THIS COUPON ' ficates in May. John Schankweiler of the Graduates will have the further information. line, however, is slightly dle of the week this year, The advanced programs Exxon Corp., one of the opportunity to obtain a For the first time the higher this year. there will still be holiday SPECIAL OFFER are Tungsten Inert Gas continuing education in- vocational certificate and library has a summer read The survey, based on 30 traffic," said Mr. Derham. ing club for young adults in gas stations polled by the "Drivers should remember OFF (Tig) and Metallic Inert Gas structors, is scheduled to credits issued by the Voca- wtth Hlagal DRUGS; ANY (Mig) Welding. teach the course. tional Center. grades seven to 12. Regis- users become losers auto club in Essex, Morris to always wear their safety and Union Counties, show- bells, drive defensively and MO TWO ed only 12 of the stations doni' drink and drive," the - »««« ROOMS surveyed will be open on auto club president conclud- A I. the Fourth' of July. ed. PLEASURE OF READING - Chris Hlckson. right, a and Rosa Cruz. Looking on. above, are: Ruth Simmons, Don't let fireworks member of the Reading Is Fundamental program at the chairwoman of the Reading Is Fundamental program WEDDING Railway's John F Kennedy Community Center, shows of the Union County American Legion, and David INVITATIONS off one of his books to, left to right, Betty Cobb, an Brown, the director of the center. blow your holiday SAMUEL B. GALiqN, D.D.S., M.S., P.A. assistant at the center; Edward Bartlett, Jamal RanWns PHACTICB LIMITED TO ORTHODONTICS by Regency There are no such things firecracker is reported to be Parents who want to get UIPUOMATK. AMEHICAN SOARU OH ORTHODONTICS LET THE as "safe" fireworks and no capable of blowing a pad- rid of. firecrackers should WISHES TO ANNOUNCE THAT HE safe way for an amateur to lock off a door. A standard immerse them in wafer or WILL NO LONGER BE ASSOCIATED WITH H J ORLOWSK1. D.D.S. use them, said a New Jersey M-80 can blow a hand off dampen them with a hose • Come In • Legion teaches value of reading SPECTACLE BEGIN State Safety Council spokes- at the wrist. and then drop them off at a AND IS PLEASED TO INFORM HIS PATIENTS THAT See Our I man. The most serious injuries police or fire station, said CHARLES M. KROWICKI, 11M.1X Man.v Samples The American Legion that are held before and cess. Reading can help them and contributions. It is an The council issued a plea involve loss of eyesight, am- the spokesman. AND Auxiliary Department of after each book distri- to youngsters and parents putation of fingers, severe meet their goals, both in ongoing project. BRUCE E. OLL1NS. QM.U. New Jersey Reading Is bution, reports Mrs. Sim- their profewional life and With to forgo what it calls the burns, broken bones and Even the so-called "harm- Fundamental (R. I. F.) mons. their leisure hours, Mrs. Mrs. Simmons, along doubtful pleasure of shoot- cuts. less" sparklers are respon- WILL BE ASSOCIATED WITH HIM IN THE PRACTICE OF ORTHODONTICS Pick up our FREI: suide to buying chairwoman and retiring It has been established Simmons added. with president-elect, Shirley ing off illegal fireworks in On the basis of studies sible for a surprisingly large AT THE PRESENT OFFICE invitations and a Groom's checklist. Union County president, only those who have seen The community center, Stewart of Springfield Unit The Olympic Challenge the backyard. made by the United States number of injuries to chil- 711 AMBOY AVENUE Open 9um to 5pm, Mini, lliru I'ri. Mrs. Arthur Simmons of sparkles in children's eyes under the direction of Dave No. 228. installed the fol- An estimated 8,300 per- Product Safety Commission dren, according to the spo- lowing units for 19841985: kesman. The sulphur-coat- WOODBRIDGE. NEW JERSEY O7O9S Rahway, held a book and heard excitement in Brown, services approx- sons across the nation and the National Fire Pro- OPEN EVERY NITE TIL 9pm distribution at the John F. their voices when they imately 75 interracial chil- June 8, James E. Mackie sought hospital emergency- tection Assn., most injuries ed wire of the sparkler can The Atom Tabloid Unit No. 499 of Rahway; 1984 reach temperatures as.high |ZO1| 7SO-28OO (201) 636-2828 219 Central Ave., Rahuuv, N.I •523 INMAN AVE.. COLON1A. N.J. 07067 Kennedy Community receive their books can ap- room treatment last year occur in these ways: dren frornkinriergarten to 574-1200 Center on E. Hazelwood preciate the Reading Is junior KiglTsctnxil, aged six June 9, Argonne Unit No. 6 and thousands more were • A firecracker is held in as 2,000 degrees fahrenheit. Ave., Rahway, on June IS. Fundamental program. of Elizabeth; June 16, Con GET your official '84 Olympic commemorative hardbound ,,• treated' by private physi- to 14 Veurs. Four teachers necticut Farms Unit No. 35 the hand too long after the To motivate children to These projects further in- and f/ur counselors (volun- collectors keepsake of THE OLYMPIC CHALLENGE 1984, * cians for injuries associated fuse is lit. volve the home as well as of Union; June 20, Martin with fireworks. Many of the read more youngsters bro- teers) are also in attendance. Wallberg Unit No. 3 of • A lighted firecracker wse through a wide sel- the school, library or com- The R. I. F. project, a Suggested retail $24.95 Special Commemorative price $19.84 injured were children under explodes after being stuffed munity center where the Westfield; June 21. Unit IS years old, according to ection of books and choose segment of the children and No. 60 of Roselle Park, and ENJOY 375 action-packed pages featuring everything you've "" inside a pipe or glass jar. without adult interference a project operates. It further youth committee, is bul one the council spokesman. • A firecracker is cut We'll give you a coupon book good for over $100 in bank services helps youngsters to explore June 23, Unit No. 102 of book of their own. By doing of many projects of the Linden. wanted to know about the Olympic games, past, present, and ,\ The spokesman said play- apart and the powder is lit. you'd otherwise pay for. Just deposit $5,000* in a Certificate of Deposit this the children enjoy what their own interests. By rela- American Legion future. Includes spectacular full-color photos by world-class ing with fireworks these • A lighted firecracker is or an Insured Money Market Account. In addition, we'll give you the they read and it helps to ting reading to everyday ex- Auxiliary's Department of The Legionnaires of these days is like playing with thrown in the direction of make them better students. periences, motivation pro- New Jersey. Funds are rais- posts were installed by sports photographer Tony Duffy. This is the only Olympic dynamite. A super M-80 another person. high interest you haye a right to expect — and more! Enthusiasm is also gener- grams can help students see ed through bake sales, Comm. Joe Rybak and book written from tan insider's viewpoint by Hall of Fame ated by special activities learning is a lifelong pro- lours, auctions, car washes Comm.-elect, Jack Stanier. We'll give you Free Checking, too — if you deposit at least $10,000* Decathlon Gold Medalist Bill Toomey and British YMHA camps set into a Certificate of Deposit or Insured Money Market Account. What s^ Decathlon and Pentathlon Olympian Barry King. more, your account will remain free of monthly maintenance charges as* NO BLANKETS. long as the $10,000 stays on deposit with us. County official", students ease park life Whether you're a spectator at the events or a T. V. viewer, busy summer To take full advantage of our offer - and to have the convenience of all THE OLYMPIC CHALLENGE 1984 With summer upon us The teen travel campers Unio., County govern- fountains are a'.o being someone in a wheelchair, Volunteers are still need- children look forward to the (seventh to ninth graders) NO TOASTERS. yo.ur funds in one location — you may wish to use money in maturing lent officials ,.re working studied. it's tough," she added. ed for the study, Marianne is the only book you'll need to .' '•"'•"••'": Young Men's Young Wom- go on extended ovemites CD's at other banks. To get the most for your money, you'll want to leave with Union County Regio- The parks department co Many of Union County's Terry said, and anyone con- fully understand and enjoy «'",'•-,' en's Hebrew Assn. summer featuring a trip to Montreal. it on deposit for as long as possible. Confirm our competitive interest nal High School District ordinatur contact' ' Leslie 25 parks and facilities have cerned with the accessibility the '84games. ;<• day camp. The camp has The camp has an after' No. I handicapped students Vaccarrino, a rpecial educa- been renovated to allow of county parks and facil- daily swim instruction, an camp program where wort O BLENDERS rates by simply dialing our special Rate Phone at 201-522-1110, any time Mid volunteer, William tion teacher at David .isier access fur the han- ities should telephone her at aits and crafts program and ing parents may pick up of day. iS.ishford. a handicapped Brearley Regional High dicapped, such as the Rah- 527-4918. SPECIAL OLYMPIC PRICE ONLY S19.84 a musk program. There will their children after the architecture student at School in Kenilworth, and way Riv.'r Park pool, which be weekly computer classes regular camp day is over. Union County College, in enlisteJ the aid of her 12 is IOO'XJ iccessihle for the ORDER TODAY WHILE SUPPLIES LAST! given to the children. They There are a limited number 'These funds may not be transiornil or dr.iwn from another account currently held at compiling an architectural handicapped students for handicapped, 'he co-ordin- will learn basic programm- of spaces available in cer- this bank or any other member bank of Ihe Summit liancorix>ration. accessibility study of Union the project, and Mr. Bash- ator noted. Trailsider* ing from an instructor and tain age groups. County parks and recrea- ford volunteered to help. ORDER FORM: Send me -copy/copies of gain more understanding of For further information tion facilities for the han- Work is alsc taking place to 'probe' The study, wl.ich was THE OLYMPIC CHALLENGE 19*1. at S19.8-1 'each; plus] the fast-growing field of please telephone Norm 1 dicapped. started in late April and at Warinanco P; rk on the space story S2.50 shipping and handling. (Calif, rcsi- I computer science. Goldhaber, the camp direc- ^% "-si YOU should be finished by the rcstrooms, picnic areas and In addition to all of the tor, or Phil Pasmanik, the Marianne Terry of the playground equipment ,uul dents please include 6C7 sales tax.) En'-..! end of Jure, will, "hope- Space probing, to find closed is my check or money order. -.. | regular camp activities, the mt—director, at—tf The Summit Trust Company Union Countv Dept. of fully," be put into a Cedar Brook Park in Plain out about black holes, life Parks and Recreation, the children will be going on "Y" at 289-8112. brochure that will help the field has had the resirooms on other planets and how to tripr to Yankee Stadium Member of The Summit Bancorporation -department's recreational handicapped individual cho- renovated and all pathways create their own extra-ter- NAME:. co-ordinator for handicap- and to Mets baseball games, ose facilities that arc built with curb cuts restrials, will be done by Gre*t Adventure, Bradley Mcmljcr H.inks ped programs, has been "The . Union Count) ADDRESS: accessible to them, Mari- thosi- in the third and Beach, Long Branch and Th<- Summit Trust Company. I'11' Ch.ilh.im Trust Com|>any, meeti >g with the multiply- anne Terry said. Dcpl. of Parks and Recrea- fouuh srades at the Trail- and-orthopedically-hand- CITY: going on the Circle Line, to The Maplcwoorl W.ink .ind liusl Company, The Town and Country B.ink. tion is making all facilities side Nature Jand. Science the Newark Museum and to icapped students and Mr. whe has been visiting the accessible to the handicap- Center at Coles Ave. and • ••.-.I' and tXf.in County National Bank. Rashford to explore the STATE:- .•ZIP. a Coamos soccer game. county's parks with the ped where new construc- New Providence Rd., SUPPORT The older children will go Members KDIC ixd for re 'ps, wide door- handicapped studen . to tion or major renovation is Mountainside. TMBI9M Make your checks payable to: Olympic Challenge "84 and mail to' '• waj i and specially desig- on overaket to campsites gait, first hand information underway, according to OLYMPIC 94U-C Bolta Ave., P.p. Box 23, Westminster, CA 92683. ' ' : J . where they enjoy a cook- nated parking spaces. The on accessibility. state and f dcral guide- The first session will GAMES ease of mobility and us' c f oM, * cunpfire and various "A lot of areas look lines," said John Trontis, begin on Monday, July -23. TODAY! SffiSS! 5504-3009 Atom Tabloid spadaLunit activities. lakes, pathways, picnic accessible to the non-han- the recreation and park The fee will be $8 and areas, rest rooms and water dicapped person, but for planner for the department. registration is required. PAdE 8 THURSDAY. JUNE 28. 1984 RAHWAY NEWSRECORD/CLARK PATRJOT RAHWAY NEWSRECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY. JUNE 28. CROP appoints Religious News Bob Derczo An Avenel man. Bob the appointment and stated ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH OF RAHWAY CI.ARK ALLIANCE CHURCH Derczo. was appointed as Mr. Derczos' professional The Service of Holy Communion will be cclcbraiol Sunday School for all ages will be held at 10 a.m. on the treasurer of the 1984 expertise in accounting will by The Rev. Thomas J. Donahue, the pastor, a! 9 a.m.. Sunday. July I, with Morning Worship at II o'clock. CROP walk in Rahway, be a real asset to the 1984 on Sunday, July I. Children arc encouraged to worship Choir Practice will begin at 6 p.m. The Evening Service Linden and Clark. In his effort. with their parents. will commence at 7 o'clock. position Mr. Derczo will be No meetings will be held during the week. Meetings during the week: Tuesday, July 3, Ladies responsible for the overall Persons wishing to assist The Vacation Church School will continue this week Bible Study. 12:30 p.m.; Wednesday, July 4, Bible Study accounting of the 1984 in the 1984 walk may tele- from Monday. July 2. to Friday. July 6. There will be no and Prayer Meeting. 7 p.m. walk. phone Mr. Stinger at classes on Wednesday. July 4. Classes will mee( from 6:30 For further information, please telephone the pastor. Keith Stinger, the overall 574-3008. The target date to 8:30 p.m.. The Rev. David W. Arnold, al 388-1272. coordinator for the three for the walk is Sunday. The Church is located al Elm and Esterbrm>k Aves. The church is located al 2 Denman Ave. communities, announced Nov. 11.

OSCEOLA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF CI.ARK ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH OF CLARK The Sacrament of Holy Communion will be The Main Worship Service will begin on Sunday, Ju- celebrated at the Worship Service 10 be held on Sunday, ly I, at i): 15 a.m. The Sunday School and Bible Class are July 1, at 10 a.m., with The Rev. Alexander McDougall. now in recess. the temporary supply pastor, leading the celebration. A The Church is located at 559 Raritan Rd. Fellowship Hour will follow the Service of Worship. The Rev. Joseph D. Kucharik is the pastor. MEETING THE TEST -Attending a Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) workshop con- The Rev. Alexander McDougall. who will lead the ducted recently for the four schools of the Union County Regional High School District Worship Service, is the temporary supply pastor. The No. 1, which Includes Clark, left to right, are: Jeffrey Zerowin, the assistant principal of Rev. McDougall was born in Scotland. He is a graduate New York City's Park West High School; Arthur L. Johnson Regional High School ol of the University of Edinburgh, studied at the Scottish ABOVE AND BEYOND THE CALL - Receiving awards from Union County School Clark mathematics supervisor, Dorothy Rles; Johnson teacher of English, Artene ABen, Congregational College and took a year of postgraduate Trinity announces Boards Assn. president. Ethelyne Grimsley, right, are Dr. Donald Merachnik and and Falrtawn Public Schools superintendent of language arts. Jay Comma. Workshop work at Oberlin College in Oberlin. He served a parish in Natalie Waldt. Dr. Merachnik. the superintendent of the Union County Regional High co-ordinators, Mr. Zerowin and Mr. Comras, Introduced curriculum material for the new Scotland for seven years. At the present time. The Rev. School District No. 1. which includes Clark, and Mrs. Waldt. a Springfield Board SAT-preparation course which will be available In the fall beginning at 7:20 a.m. at the McDougall serves as the Dean of Faculty and the Direc- summer rites representative of the regional Board ol Education, were recognized for their service to Clark school. tor of Studies at the WardlawHartridgc School in Edison the county association at Its annual meeting held recently at the CUnton Manor In The pastor of the Trinity ly will be as follows: July 1, Union. TO GRANDMA'S HOUSE - Perfecting their roles on panys them on the piano In her morning kindergarten Meetings during the week: Today. Alcoholics June 5 In "Goldlocks and the Three Bears" are the Anonymous, Fellowship Hall Room A. 9 p.m.; tomor- United Methodist Church, "The Responsibility of class in the Frank K. Hehnly School In Clark, while the' at the corner of E. Milton Hearing." The soloist will three bears, left to right. Tara Grill. Rachelle Opperman members of the ctfOTua are seated all around. Taj Mahal offers door to India row. Alcoholics Anonymous, Fellowship Hall Room A. 1 and Christine Giovanni. Mrs. Jeanne Bucholz accom- p.m.; Saturday, June 30, Men's Fellowship Breakfast, all "A'vc. an'a Main St.. Rah- be Harold Fore singing "111 IN WINNING PICTURE - Arthur L. Johnson Regional church men and friends invited, 8 a.m. way, The Rev. Donald B. Walk With God" and Mrs. High School of Clark student, Mike Mathls, shown here Although the facade and The seating arrangement The Indians breads in- Jones, announced Sunday includes small wooden tab- The Osceola Weekday Nursery School is now closed Judy Alvarez and Steven MADE WITH LOVE - Rahway Geriatrics Center at an enlarger, received a third-place award (or name remain the same, the clude one which is a papa- Summer Union Services les with white linen tab- for summer recess. It will resume on Monday. Sept. 10. Hester will present a piano/- residents, Loretta Coocjan, left, and DruscUa Brazier, photography at the North Jersey Student Craftsman's Union's summer Taj Mahal Restaurant, dum, a spicy, flat and crisp with the First and Second AARP seats lecloths and matching nap- from 9 to 11:15 a.m. and from 12:45 to 3 p.m., under the organ duet entitled. "God examine some of the hand-crafted merchandise Fair held In Paramus recently. He also received a which offers authentic lentil wafer or paratha. with Presbyterian Church con- kins. direction of Mrs. Thomas Walsh. Of Our Fathers;" July 8, "A available In the' newly-opened gift shop. Both of them second-place award In the vocational machine Indian cuisine, is now under its buttery layers. gregations will be as Lost Christian Virtue." category. Seventy-live projects were submitted In the gives f rosh boost new management. However, the most im- The Church is located at 1689 Raritan Rd. volunteer their time to help out In the shop. new officers Some other dishes are follows: July 1, 8 and 15, Trinity's Senior Choir will competition from the four schools that comprise the portant new addition to the vegetable or meat samosa, services at Trinity at 9:30 sing and a piano/organ duet, Union County Regional High School District No. 1. Of At the June 14 meeting This concluded the A variety of courses to 10:10 a.m. During the Chaman Lai. the new Taj Mahal is the installation raila, achar, lamb korma. a.m.; July 22 and 29 and "Oh How He Loves You the 12 regional projects that won awards four came of Rahway Chapter No. owner, boasts 10 years of the clay tandoor oven, chicken makhni, fish Malai, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF RAHWAY meetings until Thursday. designed to help incoming evening reading No. 1 will Aug. 5, services at 9:30 a.m. and Me," will be presented Gift shop opens from Johnson. Steve Moraes and John Araujo were the 607 of the American Assn. Sept. 13, when they will freshmen and^or high sch- meet from 6 to 8:10 p.m. experience in the restaurant according to Mr. Lai. keema vindaloo and kulfi. The Service of Worship will be conducted on Sun at the Second Presbylerian by Mrs. Alvarez and Mr. other recipients. Mike Mathls' photography teacher Is of Retired Persons, outgo- business. There are also a variety of day, July I. at 9:45 a.m., with the pastor. The Rev. resume every second and ciol students succeed in col- and reading No. 2 will meet Church on New Brunswick Hester; July 15. "The Para- Steven Qrubealch, while George Qergulas is his ing president, Bemadette fourth Thursday at the lege will be offered in Union from 8:20 to 10:30 p.m. Anyone interested in sat- A few of the specialties of vegetarian dishes as well as William L. Frederickson, preaching on this Independence Ave.. and Aug. 12. 19 and ble of the Peach Tree." in geriatrics center machine shop Instructor. Aciemo, installed the new isfying a desire for the exo- the house are chicken tan- some of the sweet Indian Sunday. Special music will be offered by Joseph Orban senior citizens center at County College's Second "Introduction to College 26, services al 9:30 a.m. al Trinity's Sonshine Singers officers, as follows: Presi- 1306 Esterbrook Ave., Summer Session on the col- Writing No. I and No. 2" tic and unusual in dining duri and shrimp tanduri, desserts including rice kheer and Mrs. Glenn Dunbach. Edward M. Stochowic/.. the the First Presbyterian will present special music The recently-opened gift According to Lee Lann- dent, Dorothy R. Ruddy; pleasure may do so at 559 which are cooked with a (rjee pudding) or mango ice director music, will be at the organ console. Child Care shop in the Rahway Geria- ing, the director of the Rahway, at 12:30 p.m. lege's Cranford campus are both scheduled from Church on W. Grand Ave. and a piano/organ duet, first vice president, Mrs. beginning on Monday, July 10:20 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. lnman Ave.. Colonia. mixture of seasonings in the cream. will be provided for young children in the Nursery "Abide With Me," will be trics Center provides more geriatrics center, Marydel Aciemo, to be installed in tandoor. throughout the morning. The Rev. Jones also than just a place for resi- Grahill, the president of the Readers asked 9, and continuing to Thurs- During the evening writing The Taj Mahal offers presented by Mrs. Alvarez September by a state offi- day, Aug. 16. In addition to becoming Accompanying the appet- complete take-out and cat- The church is located on the corner of Elm and noted his morning sermons dents to buy gifts and toi- Rahway Hospital Auxili- Rensselaer cites No. I will meet from 8:20 to for the three Sundays in Ju- and Mr. Hester. cer; second vice president, Introductory courses in 10:30 o'clock and writing i he new proprietor, Mr. Lai izers are a slightly sweet, ering services and is open Esterbrook Aves. letry items. For some of ary, played an important Joseph Stewart: recording has also added a new menu, them it is also a place where part in helping to get things for birthday wish Reyna L Favis chemistry and mathematics No. 2 from 6 to 8:10 fresh-mint chutney and a seven days a week for lunch secretary, Gertrude Jost; as well as developmental o'clock. which describes in easy chunky fresh-onion relish. and dinner. TRINITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF they volunteer their time to going. corresponding secretary, terms each dish on the Some of the appetizers are RAHWAY work at selling the many Dear Readers: you for your support, for A Rahway sophomore courses in English are If you are tired of the "Mrs. Grahill was in- For 30 years The Atom Agnes Cox; treasurer, Eli- majoring in biology, Reyna scheduled in both morning "Introduction to Math- menu. chicken pakora and vege- same old restaurant menu, The Summer Union Services with the First and Se- Five scholarships hand-crafted items avail- ON YELLOW BRICK ROAD • Students In Mrs. Mary Schmltt's third grade class from without you supporting our zabeth Martin: assistant able. strumental in getting this Tabloid has been delivering advertisers. The Atom L. Favis of 583 E. Milton and evening sessions. The ematics Concepts" will be The interior has been re- table pakora, which are the Taj Mahal will satisfy cond Presbyterian Churches of Rahway will begin on Franklin School of Rahway are shown In costume for a play they performed called'The treasurer, Charles Voss; decorated with new wood both marinated and then gift shop off to a good Wizard of Oz". the paper to you FREE of Tabloid could not exist. Ave., was named to the non-credit classes will meet offered from 8:30 to 10:10 your desire for the delicious Sunday, July 1, at 9:30 a.m., at the Trinity United The shop is also staffed start," reports Mr. Lanning. nominating committee, Ric- paneling and pleasing deep fried in chickpea bat- and different, Mr. Lai Methodist Church. The Rev. Donald B. Jones, the pastor, bestowed at seminar by volunteers from the com- CHARGE with news of Now we are celebrating dean's list for the spring. four days a week, from a.m. and again from 6:30 to "She was terrific in roun- local happenings in Union hard Jost, Rebecca Ludlum. 1984, semester at the Monday to Thursday. 8:10 p.m., "Elementary wallpaper. ter. declared. will conduct the Worship Srvice and give the Message. munity who help keep it our 30th year anniversary Maude Bergstedt. Helen ding up crafts people and and Middlesex County. and again we ask for your Rensselaer Polytechnic In- "The purpose of the Algebra" from 10:20 a.m. Harold Fore, a Trinity member, will perform the solo "I'll open from noon to 4 p.m. generating enthusiasm for McWhorter and Ann Me- Walk With God," and a piano/organ duet entitled, "God for unemployed seven days a week and from support by asking you to stitute in Troy, N. Y. developmental courses is to to noon and from 8:20 to 10 the project. I don't think we Not only do we deliver Whorter; legislative com- provide students with an p.m.; "Intermediate Alge- of Our Fathers," will be presented by Mrs. Judy Alvarez Five persons were award- scholarship, are Lauren Pal- 6 to 8 p.m. from Monday to on Wednesday, but Satur- take a S3 booster advertise- mittee chairwoman, Irma To qualify for the list she could have done it without a a a 1 no ment in this special issue. had to be a full-time student opportunity to enroll in bra" from 10:20 a.m. to fc pWAuU:»iwe»«eAliu qwbfc re-tiaining scholarships ermo and, Linda K. Bisgaard Friday. her." Castor; program committee AMI Rl( AN III Allll & R\( Oil I ( I IBS available during the Worship Service TO» infants and Besides BaniT-crafted mer- JLi.W?"' * 'P . • Booster ads'thould be and earn at least a 3.0 college-level elates in sub- noon and "Trigonometry" at the close of a recently of Clark. i and never do we chairwoman, Mrs. Acierno; jects they anticipate taking from 6:30 to 8:10 p.m. Woodbridye (olonm .III;' wj.1V •jAVRIVIILt /WVUlU young children. held all-day conference for The main speaker at the chandise, toiletry items, According to Libby Tri- charge for editorial copy. name only...no address or membership committee cha- quality-point average out of Meetings during the week: Today, Fair Workshop, greeting cards and candy olo, the activities director at other copy. irwoman, Rebecca Ludlum; possible 4.0 and have no in the fall semester," Joann Students may register in the unemployed at Kean conference, the first of its grade below "C." La Perla, the director of the Ihc office of admissions and Church, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Senior Choir Rehearsal, 7:30 College of New Jersey in kind in New Jersey, was are also sold. A portion of the center, the shop handles • We have never turned Please submit your public relations chair- p.m.. Vacation Bible School, 9:30 a.m. to noon: Friday, the profits from the shop go booster along with your $3 summer session, said. records on the college's e want YOU! Union. Howard Kurt, the president only high-quality, hand- down any organization's woman, Dorothy Ruddy, Cranford campus from June 29, Final Day Daily Vacation Bible School, com- Approximately 3S0 per- of Hyatt Clark Industries, to the activities department crafted items, either on con- right to submit articles in to The Atom Tabloid, An- and community service "Introductory Chemis- to shape up your body the mencement activities. Chapel, all invited, 11:30 a.m. of the center for special niversary Booster, 219 Cen- Miss Fernandez try" is scheduled from 8:30 Monday to Thursday from sons attended the confer- an employe-owned manu- signment or donated. She is The Atom Tabloid and we chairwoman. Alma Falco- 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and from 6 The Church is located at the corner of E. Milton ence which focused on facturing firm in Clark. projects-one of which is a looking for craftspeople to will continue to uphold this tral Ave., Rahway 07065. ner. Other positions will be to 10:10 a.m. with a labor- atory on Monday and Wed- to 7:30 p.m. and on Fridays AMERICAN WAY Ave. and Main St. workshops detailing fields He told the audience how patio/picnic area to be con- supply items for sale and practice for as long as we Thank you again and we filled in the fall. gets degree structed adjacent to the fac- nesday scheduled from from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. | Only Club in Area Open 24 Hows with possible job oppor- he rose from being a steel- also for volunteers (aged 16 exist. know we can count'on all A Rahway student. Lour- tunities and seminars on ility. and up) to help run the A buffet luncheon was 10:20 a.m. lo 12:20 p.m. An in person registration worker in Baltimore to pre- We're proud of our ac- our readers for their con- des Fernandez, was recently •Htot.d •TlUd Turkish •A*robk Dane* •Noutilui how to move ahead while The gift shop serves as a shop. served with music by Joh- During the evening the for the Second Summer Ses- SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH OF RAHWAY sident of a company and complishments during the tinued support and encour nny Lenard and decorations graduated from Caldwell chemistry classes will be of- sion will be conducted on Swimming Pool StMmroom Claim Equipment unemployed. pointed out "you must in- memorial to Doris Crue, past 30 years and we thank agement. •Hydro Tharopy •Redwood Finnish •H*ovyw*lghf •RacQiMtball The Church School will begin at 8:45 a.m. on Sun- by Rose Stanlis, Alice Fa- College in Caldwell. She fered from 6 to 7:40 o'clock Thursday, July 5, from 6 to Whirlpool Sauno*Sunroom Equipment for Men day, July 1. At 10 o'clock the Morning Worship Service Winning the $1,000 sch- vest in your future." He whose son, Frank Crue. is Those interested in sup- Count on the board of trustees of ser, Lillian Finer and Grace received a bachelor of arts with the laboratory schedul- 7:30 p.m. will be held and officiated by the pastor, The Rev. James olarships donated by Tho- said he made several choices plying hand-crafted items or degree in art. the center and "whose hus- Wolf. The guest speakers ed on Tuesday and Thurs- For general summer ses ACT NOWI s (Limited W. Ealey. These times will be in effect during July and mas and Belts, the Junior along the way that involved volunteering their time to were Richard Gritschke of day from 7:45 to 10:45 p.m. Offer) League, of Elizabeth and financial sacrifice but each band is a'resident of the help out in the shop itself Miss Fernandez is the sion information please August. The message music will be rendered by the Grand Prix sets the Rahway Recreation daughter of Mrs. Inietor "Introduction lo Collet!!.' telephone the college's SAVE 100 Church and Emergency Choirs. Holy Communion and Plainficld, AllStalc Legal time, the long run result center. A plaque has been may telephone Libby Triolo •Baby Sittlng>1800 Afflllat* Clubl Nationwide installed in the shop in her PERFORMING SPRING MELODIES - On June 5 are students In Mrs. Jeanne Bucholz's Dept. and Gen Broda, the remendia Fernandez, of RctidinK No. I and No. 2" Cranford campus at the Right Hand of Fellowship will be observedMl 5 p.m. Supply, Kean College of was more beneficial. at the center at 499-7927. past state director. Gene New Jersey and an anon- memory. morning kindergarten class at the Frank K. Hehnly School In Clark. They are, left to Rahway. arc both scheduled from 8 276-2600. the Church will be at study with the Senior Missionaries. Also speaking were Ro- right, Jamie Acosta, Samantha Weeks, Jenny MacAvoy, Sharon King, Tara Grill, July 11 boat race Cook of the Honorary Pol- All are invited and asked to bring their Bibles. ymous community donor ger Bodman, the commis- Mlchele Kazoolls and Rachelle Opperman. icemen's Benevolent Assn. Every Wednesday evening at 7:30 p.m. there will he were: Joseph D. Kempre- sioner of the New Jersey Singles group Knights elect The green flag will wave length of the course by 60 spoke about Neighborhood a Mid-Week Prayer Service along with a Bible Study. cos. Helen Bober, Maryann Dept. of Labor; Thomas at approximately 10:30 a.m. miles, the spokesman noted. Watch Programs and left The Church is located at 378 E. Milton Ave. Coscia of Rahway, Robert Charpenticr of the Labor to discuss new officers on Wednesday, July 11, sig- The New Jersey Offshore application blanks. Volovar and Kim Department; Al Fontana of nalling the drivers the race Hemmingway. Grand Prix board of direc- Upcoming events are: To- Economy Automotive Service Center the AFL CIO and Dr. Nat- 'singleness' The Columbian Club of has begun. Close to 300,000 tors is planning the tradi- day, Surprise Trip, leaves Alternates, if any of the han Weiss, the president of Rahway, Inc., Rahway spectators are expected to tional race week activities. Rahway Senior Citizens WE ARE YOUR ONE-STOP EBENEZER AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL winners is unable to use the Kean College. By Myself, Single Again, Council No. 1146 of the watch the second running Slated so far are the Annual LOCATED AT: ST GEORGE SHELL CHURCH OF RAHWAY Center, 7:30 a.m., returns. a non-denominational sup- Knights of Columbus on of the race which last year Miss New Jersey Offshore 8:30 p.m., all fees and din- Quality Work at Economical Prices AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR CENTER Holy Communion will be celebrated at the First port group, will meet tomor- June 11 held its election of was re-named the New Jer- Grand Prix Beauty Pag- Summer Worship Service to be held at 10 a.m. on Sun ralall prlo* S39.M ner, tickets, $32 unless you row evening at 8 p.m. at St. officers for the Columbian sey Offshore Grand Prix. eant, to be held on Satur- attended four meetings, day, July I. The Rev. Rudolph P. Gibbs Sr., the pastor. Art group cites Luke's Episcopal Church at year 19841985. SPECIAL The race is the largest on day. July 7; the Boat Par- then S27, non-members BRAKE JOB SPECIAL $ will deliver the sermon. Special music will be presented by the corner of Fourth Ave. Those officers elected the off-shore powerboat cir- ade, scheduled for Monday, may attend, a few tickets FRONTt 95 the Celestial Choir, under the direction of Mrs. J. Slanely and Walnut St., Roselle. were: ' President, Frank cuit, reports a spokesman. It July 9, and the Awards Din- INSTALL NEW BRAKE PADS, REMOVE AND Parker and Mrs. Vera Bergen, the organist. The Sunday festival winners available, please telephone RESURFACE FRONT ROTORS, CLEAN AND REPACK Participants should use Martin; vice president, is also the longest running, ner the evening of the race. 388-9078; Tuesday, Aug. 7, 59 Church School will commence at 9:30 a.m. The Sunday FRONT WHEEL BEARINGS, INSPECT CALIPERS, The Clark Art Assn. held In the junior category the double doors on Walnut Wayne Colgan; secretary, FRONT OR REAR Evening Worship Service will convene at 7:30 p.m. he added. The Thunderbirds. the Atlantic City, Caesar's REASSEMBLE, REPLENISH BRAKE FLUID, ROAD its annual outdoor art show Jennifer ,Nunes won first St. The donation for the Charles Costigan; treasurer. w/coupon only As in previous years the Roman Feast, $5 in coins, Meetings during the week: Today, Prayer Meeting, Air Force formation flyers, TEST. on June 10 in conjunction place for middle junior. meeting will be $5 and child Joseph Duffy, past Grand oil ord«r» can b« pick*d up race will start and finish at a will perform an air show on tickets $5, leaves center 4 LUBE - Church, 8 p.m.; Monday, July 2, Church Anniversary care will be provided on. the Knight; hall director, Kevin ol our NfW LOCA REAR: with the Clark Folk Fest- Glen Mason won first place check point off the Manas- Tuesday, July 17. p.m., returns midnight, INSTALL NEW REAR SHOES, CLEAN AND Worship Service, at Friendship Baptist Church, The Rev. ival. and Kevin Nunes won se- premises. Please telephone Aylward; bar director, quan Inlet. Rather than please telephone 388-9078; OIL-- FILTER Gibbs, to be guest preacher, accompanied by Gospel from LUBE BACKING PLATES, RESURFACE Ann Marie Martucci cond place for. younger 654-8166 for information. Joseph Stalevicz; mainten- running north as far as Sunday, Sept. 2, Indian Fes- Chorus and congregation members, 7:30 p.m.; Tuesday, REAR DRUMS, INSPECT REAR WHEEL REPLACEMENT won I he Purchase Award juniors. By Myself, Single Again ance director, Matty Jadro, Long Branch, however, the tival at Hunter Mountain, July 3, Men's Chorus Busincsss Meeting. 7:30 p.m.. CYLINDERS, REPLENISH BRAKE FLUID. und her painting will be Winners for the free will feature as a special at- and trustees, James Mc- the Equivalent of a complete religious encyclopediAtoma in Tabloione d course will go as far as N. Y., bus and admission, ROAD TEST. Men's Chorus Rehearsal, 8 p.m. ELECTRONIC IGNITION TUNE-UP IHCLUDIS: hanging in the Clark Lib- drawing Were Bob Marettin traction: "The Dating Guire, Thomas Caulfield master reterenco edition With the most beautilul padded bind- Asbury Park. This change S25, further details to come, DRAIN OIL, COMPLETE The Church is located al 253 Central Ave. ing ever placed on the Holy Scriptures INSTALL RESISTOR SPARK PLUGS. CHECK AND'RESET TIMING AND $ rary. and Susan Kolmos of Clark. Game." Winners will and Rudy Ferrara. has trimmed the overall please telephone 388-9078. CARS. INSPECT FILTERS & IGNITION SYSTEMS. STANDARD IGNITION CHASSIS LUBE, OIL FILTER 99 Other winners were: For receive a gift certificate for Under the guidance of Protetlint - King James Version Catholic • The New American Bible -ADD '10.00 REPLACEMENT, UP TO 5 QUARTS dinner for two compliments 10W40 MOTOR OIL. NOTti DIESEL 13 oil, first place, the United President Martin, who, like of a local restaurant. . 6 CYLINDER UNION COUNTY BAPTIST CHURCH OF CI.ARK Counties Award. Dorothy Games, stories the other officers, is begin- 4 CYLINDER 8 CYLINDERS ENGINE MAY RESULT IN EXTRA CHARGE FOR The Main Worship Service on Sunday, July 1, will Wilkinson: second place. The discussion topic will ning his third term, the club UP TO 35% OFF Regular Retail Prlc* I 95 SPECIAL FILTER TYPES AND OIL QUANTITY REQUIREMENTS begin at 11 a.m. and the Evening Worship Service will Alice Sncidcr; third place, on library shelf be "Singleness-Positive hall and lounge were comp- $ 95 $399S begin at 7 o'clock. Sunday School will begin al 9:45 a.m. Elcse Tyler, and honorable Aspects." letely renovated during the CERAMIC TILE DISTRIBUTOR *29 34 COMPLETE REPAIRS ON ALL fOREIGN FpRESENT THIS AD~1 for children and youth and at 10 a.m. for adults. Dr. mention, Susan Savad and The Clark Public Library past year. AND DOMESTIC CARS-TOWING AND ' pQR YOUR SPECIAL Frank Papandrea, the pastor, will teach on "Whut the Bi- Judith Hoctor. The Grum- will present a program of Mary R. Muzik Sailing Direct To Tha Public At Th* Sam* Prices ble Teaches on Spiritual Gifts" to the adult class. The bacher Award went to Ela stories and~games for boys Blld « D»OIT» Pay 11 AIR CONDITIONING SERVK folrieigh ctte< INSPECT BELTS AND HOSES • ROAD SERVICE AVAILABLE- COM- I me COUNT Children's Church will begin at 11 a.m. for those children and girls in Kindergarten to Rudnicki. on dean's Hst CHECK TEMP. OUTLET - RECHARGE COOLING PLETE REPAIRS-ON ENGINE, I -.. J, aged three to eight years old. For watercolor first place third grade on Tuesday, Ju- AAV frM Ptfvnw^A^1 ^™Y*™ Complete Bathroom Remodeling al Wholesale Prices!! A township;, student, Denise Dorizos SYSTEM - UP TO 3 LBS. FREON TRANSMISSION, ELECTRICAL AN EXTRA Meetings, during the week: Saturday, June 30, was won by Ruth Nelson, ly 24, from 2 to 3 p.m. Reg- Mary R. Muzik, the daugh- Rahway^s Denise Dorizas Atom Tabloid Get Your Beit Price Then Visit O(ir Beautifully Decorated SYSTEM FLUSH Singles Fellowship Meeting. 7 p.m.; Tuesday, July 3, second place by Angela istration for this program is ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward was graduated magna cum Showroom'For An Extensive. Selection of Foreign & SYSTEMS, AIR CONDITIONING Ladies Fisher's Club and Fellowship, 10 a.m.; Wednes- Roscnbach, third place by not required. Muzik of 321 West U.. was Domestic Ceramic Tile for Kitchen* & Bathrooim.' laude from the College of . large Selection of Vanities ftMedlclne Cabinets IHCUIMSI SYSTEMS, ETC. day, July 4, Mid-Week Wednesday Evening Prayer Ser Claire Torgerscn and hon- On Tuesday, Aug. 7, named to the dean's list for Education at commence- vice, 7 p.m. orable mention by Debbie from 2 to 3 p.m., a program INSTALL FLUSHING TEE the spring semester at Tbiel ment ceremonies at Fair INSTALL YOURSELF OR WE WILL DO COMPLETE INSTALLATION BACKFLUSH SYSTEM AND 95 OFFF I Transportation is available to and from the Church Pinkus. of crafts for girls and boys College in Greenville, Pa. $19 N I A S E CERTIFIED 10tSMOl CITIZDK I i leigh Dickinson University's I by telephoning the office at 574-1479. Nursery care is INSTALL UP TO TWO GALLONS For mixed media first in grades four to six will be To attain the honor the FlorharrbMadtson campus ' OffOmwySM. «i.S5) COOLANT/ANTIFREEZE A1WAW 10% Off I I 1 Mock iovffi of lft.440 MECHANIC ON DUTY provided at all the services and church functions. place for her sculpture went held at the library. Those junior accounting major on Sunday, May 20. George TroskBathrooy & Sonsm Boutique The Church is located at 4 Valley Rd., at the who plan to attend may reg- (Sunoco, Dotty, Auto ••pair to Rose Reilly, second place 'had to achieve* •rede-point She received a bachelor SM Khrilr A««. Qo» Smlm On Cormr) MMMMM Parkway Circle at Exit No. 135 of the Garden State to Gloria Wallace and third ister in person or by tele- average of 3.4f or better on a of arts degree in elementary Parkway. place lo Ernest Domm. phoning 388-5999. 4.0 scale. education. 384-1805 Tim til W IQAM-SHW TVm lOAM-tPM SW 10AM-3PM h PAGE 10 THURSDAY. JUNE 28. 1984 RAHWAY NEWSRECORD/CLARK PATRIOT SCORE RAHWAY NEWSRfeCORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSD/ aark Legion Telethon guests Kiwanis Singles lean splits in tourney to sponsor about invest: ABOARD ready for gala Atlantic City trip A rcprcso . By Ray Hoaglaad gle. Frank Venezjo, the Wilier V..- RAHWAY There's still lime lo gel In the Springfield third Clark pitcher of the in- The March of Dimes na- Kissell from ABC* "All My Rupen ( .. RECREATION DEPT. seats on the bus lo Atlantic American Legion Baseball ning, came on to save the tional telethon, "Let Children," singer, Angela about imc.f EIGHTTO-11-YEAR- City on Friday. July 2T, ai 5 Tournament Clark won the win for his brother. Marty, Freedom Ring for Bofill. and New York tor sni^k' p.i OLD COASTAL America's Babies" has been Giants place kicker. AH p.m. meeting nt I BASEBALL LEAGUE first j»me 4-3 over Florham who is 1-0. , Park-Madison. * « * scheduled for Saturday and Haji-Sheikh. Opera star, The cost is $10 per per- glc Ag.nn. Windsor Diner FIRST ROUND Sunday, June 30 and July 1, Beverly Sills, will be the son, but you will gel back rcc • supptTi In the game Charlie The Cranford American STANDINGS for 21 hours. hostess for the New York SS in coins as well as a buf Whitman beat out an in- Legion team handed Rah- B> Mwii TUMS W area. fet dinner. blanks Martin's nde-the-park homerun in way Post No. 5 its first loss The telethon will be air- meets cvLI* Italian-American 5 ing on WOR-TV, channel All monies raised Hurry, get your rescrva at S ,.VIct« K.ofC. 3 the sixth inning to provide of the season 8-1. In Clark soccer Windsor Playing its fourth match the winning run. His hit 9. The evening's host will be through the telethon will tion in today by bringing I'|>l\O>p.i] < ' Elks 0 Rahway had a 1-0 lead Diner nailed down a firstit s in seven days, a weary Carl gave the win to pitcher, Hal Linden from TVs Bar- benefit the March of Dimes your money direcily to Tht A>L\ .lIKl W until the fifth when Jim Atom Tabloid. 219 Central flight, narrowly edging out Gates squad took the field •twin Tom Ameen. Colaneri's suicide squeeze ney Miller. Accompanying Birth Defects Foundation Martin's Furniture 2-0. against Clark Florist. Going K: of C, 5; Elks, 0. Mr. Linden will be co-hosts, to aid in its Tight against Ave., Rahway! 29; Brooklawn defeated the bunt scored Jim Litterio Spark plugs, Ryan Peter- for the quick kill, the Italian-American, Clark team 10-4, as the win- with the equalizer. In the Gary Collins, Mary-Ann birth defects. All checks are payable son and Nick Petitti, pro- Florists exploded to a 2-0 Etks.5. ners bad eight of their 10 sixth Cranford blew it open, Mobley and Sarah Purcell. Anyone interested in towards the Rahway Kiwa vided the margin of victory lead, but Carl Gates roared The winner of the first runs cross the plate on batting around and scoring The telethon will include volunteering to work on the nis. off key assists from Bobby back on two well-placed round were the Italian- homers. seven times on six hits. many guests nationally and telethon should telephone The bus will leave from T,be Atom Tabloid parking Demarco and Malt Pisaeno. scores by Nunes and edged Americans. Whitman had his second Mike Reilly and Frank Wil- locally. New York broad- the March of Dimes at Mark Fcrrara, Shannon into the lead on a quick flick BRINGING HOME GOLD - First place winners hi the SILVER ME0AU8T& - Second place winners In trie homer of the day. liams led off with singles, cast guests will include New 882-0700. lot. Jordan and Brad Conlon off the boot of Mentzel. In Rahway Recreation Dept.'s local Amateur Athletic Rahway Recreation Dept.'s local Amateur Athletic RAHWAY • * * coming around to score on Jersey Gov. Thomas H. the closing minutes Clark Union Junior Olympic Track and Field Meeting held an Kean, Glen Sacrpelli from were superb as was the rest Union Junior Olympic Track and Field Meeting held on RECREATION DEPT. In a Union County a bases-loaded walk and a Florist struck back to bang television's "One Day at a of the Martin's team. April 28 m Rahway River Park display their ribbons. Apr! 28 in Rahway River Park display their awards. EIGHT-TO-UYEAR- Legion game the Clark Post single, respectively. home the equalizer, for a Time," Darryl Dawkins * * * ' OLD COASTAL defeated Roselle 5-3. Scott Durkin lost his first Big Discount three-all draw. Vasilevich BASEBALL LEAGUE from the New Jersey Nets, In the Third Division the The Clark team moved in game of the season and turned in his finest match of SECOND-ROUND newscaster, Tom Snyder, This Coupon ** ••"• race went down to the wire front 5-0 and had to hold went the distance. as Carl Gates Plumbing the season for the Plum- Don's captures STANDINGS Debby Morgan and David Exterior In ihe Annual Father, Wittek five hits bers. off the Roselle team. defeated Clark Drugs 4-0 on TUMS « L Whitman led off the Son and Daughter Golf scores by Kevin Nunes and • * * Italian-American 3 0 Umpires honor Tournament at Ihe Colonia city to win game with a double, scoring Mike Mentzel. Custom Metal hung in league crown , K.ofC. 1 1 John Szobo Country Club last weekend on a run-batted-in single by Mr. Hoodzow there to win the flight Elks 0 3 the following were the win- Behind ihe-'-five-hit pit- CLARK GIRLS TUMS ' M 1 Robert Banasiak, who came followed by Clark Florist •SUITS gets diploma ner;: ching of Brian Wittek SOFTBALL •Don's Pharmacy 9 I around to score on an in- Rahway's William Hood- and Carl Gates with only K.ofC, 25; Elks. 5. MST lAU-GCOSS Rahway defeated Roselle in Carl Gates drew even MAJOR LEAGUE Clark Kiwanis' 7 2 field out. Mike Guarriello zow on June 14 was A Clark resident, John an Intra-County Baseball with flight leader. Custom two statistical points and STANDINGS VFW 6 3 Italian-American, 9; Elks, and Mark De Milte each presented an award for 40 • I. Dr. Andy and Wil- goal differentials separating 0. W. Szabo, was graduated liam Coronato. 73. League game in Roselle. Metal. Using team strategy WEEK ENDING Howard Savings 4 5 had run-batted-in doubles years of umpiring in the from Seton Hall Prepar- Rahway had doubles by and the key marking of these three squads. for the Clark team, which is College Baseball Umpiring • 2. Frank Sr. and Frank JUNE 15 Shop-Rite 2 7 RAHWAY atory School in South Bob Buckley and Dan An- Chad Elliot by Gates' Ment- Bowco Labs 0 10 now 3 and 2 on the season. Assn. at the annual meeting Dcllc Donne. Jr., 75. RECREATION DEPT. Orange on Saturday, June dren and a triple by Fred zel. the Plumbers drew first * League champions Roselle (1-3) made a of the New Jersey-New • 3. Joe and Gary Friend. 12-TO-17-YEAR-OLD 9. Stinner. blood as Vlad Solovich con- Two homeruns were hit belated charge in its last at- York Metropolitan Chapter ALL-STAR LINEUP - The hosts of the March of Dimes Telethon, to be held on Saturday 75. CONTINENTAL He will attend the State •1ST MU-NfT Wittek had 10 strikeouts verted on a penalty kick. Giants to play by each of the following: bat as Alex Cortizo hit a of the College Baseball Um- and Sunday, June 30 and July 1, shown, left to right, are: Mary Ann Mobley, Gary Col- Elliot managed to break BASEBALL LEAGUE University of New York at • 1. Joe and Louis Vet- to win his first game of the Donna Miller. Julie Dzied- sacrifice fly and Carlos pires Assn. at the Marina lins, Hal Linden and Sarah Purcell, who are shown congratulatlno the national poster free to nail home a beautiful SECOND-ROUND Buffalo in the fall. ere. 60. season. zic and Karen Bruno. One Ramos added a two-run sin- Del Rey in The Bronx. child, Helen Humphrey. shot at the dead run into the journalism benefit STANDINGS ' • 2. John. Sr. and John # • * homerun was hit by each of Westfield walloped the upper corner of the net. In these following girls: TUMS « t La Guardia. Jr.. 60. the second half both defen- The New York Football the fund sent two journa- Merck 2 0 • 3. Tom. Sr. and Tom Rahway Recreations 22-2 Maureen Kennedy, Sue in an Intra-County League ses toughened to end the Giants will play a pre- lism educators to a week- Sharp, Sandy Sikora. Judy American Legion 1 ' 0 Paccione. Jr.. 61. match one-all. Fine plays season game at the Mea- long seminar at the Amer- •McDermott Paint 2 0 CAlUWAt MST Mil game. Jaworski, Michelle GrassL for "Steel-Belted" Radials ^ ^Best Buy for "Performance" Radials Best Buy for "All-Season" Radials Westfield was leading 4-2 were turned in by Phil dowlands Sports Complex, ican Press Institute in Natalie Migliaro, Beth D.Rosen's 0 3 • I. Santo, Sr. and Santo Silva. Rob Valisevich and the only professional foot- Reston, Va. USUITS at the start of the seventh Schiller. Jackie Flaherty. BRONZE MEDALISTS - Third place winners In the Grasso. Jr., 71. Ronnie Todisco. ball game in the country This year four newspaper Merck, 4; McDermott, 3. inning when the winners Gina Faria and Sharon Ber- Rahway Recreation Oept. local Amateur Athletic Union • 2. Constanline and played for the benefit of carriers will receive $500 McDermott, 2; D. Ros- scored nine times. nasky. Junior Olympics Track and Field meet show off their Mike Vigilante. 73. journalism students and in- scholarship grants from the en's, 0. • 3. Frank and Stephanie awards. firc$tonc service training programs program. Plans call for Merck, 8; D. Rosen's, 1. Comarata, 73. for journalists, on Saturday, MINOR LEAGUE scholarship awards to an JUNI 11 7 1 UDICS MIMMUAl Aug 25. undergraduate marketing Sports Club moves Ambassador World CLARK WILDCATS SIS has your "Steel-Belted" STS has your "Performance' STS has your "All-Season • Stella Gerace, 137, net. This will be the eighth student and a student in the • I. June Schwenzer, 71. Travel defeated DIVSPEC GIRLS SOFTBALL year the Giants will play a graphic arts. Warinanco opens SCHEDULE • 2. Doris Brennan, 73. 25-20. Jennifer Frese hit preseason game for the TODAY " Radial ti Steel- Radial Tires at the right price. • 3. Lucille Comarata. into second place one homerun. The Clark tires at the right price. benefit of the New Jersey For the past six years, Wildcats at Bergenfield, 75. Education Assn. beat Now. STS offers outstanding values on your "steel-belted" radial tires. In Clark Babe Ruth cio. Rappoccio, in a losing Press Assn. Scholarship also, the fund has provided tennis courts 6:30 p.m. Now, STS offers outstanding values on your steel-radial tires for your Now, STS offers outstanding values on your "All-Season" tires l.iki Universal Data Systems The 721 radial is the most popular steel-belted radial passenger tin: •WOII TOUMUMINT Baseball League action effort, allowed only four Fund. They will meet the a grant to the Hugh N. 31-7. Suzanne Sabath hit a UTUIMT, JUM 30 import and domestic car. Like the 207V and I08V steel-belted radials. the "All New" Michelin XA4 radial. Michclin engineered and specified recently Sports Club swept hits ond~4valked three. Col-. Pittsburgh Steelers in Boyd . Urban.- -Journalism • Those interested in tennis department offices or at the 1 J ,-never produced by Firestone. A fuel effic|erit tread design provides'for The 207 ".performance" steel radialiiui,masi domestic and imported Flight "A," Dr. Richard grand slam. courts, ' . • ',,. ' Wildcats af 'MontAur . to deliver you crisp, sharp steering control in snow or raiir It's "All both of its games. Sports Jecting the hits off of Rap- Giants Stadium at 8 p.m. on Workshop fox minority may practice at the clay ten, exceptional handling, road gripping traction and long'tread wearability: sporty and performance cars. Whirs the 108 fits both domestic and Gueci and Sal Gentile; nis courts located in Wari- Times and fees for gen- •SisTourmmenr/j I* Season" traction that you can depend on. The XA4 eliminates \WPUI Club beat the league-lead- poccio were Andy Kamin Aug. 25. high school students inter- Firestone's 721 steel-belted radial—a proven performer! imported small cars. Each offer Bridgestone's long lasting traction. Flight "B." Ken Ryan, JUNI IS eral play are: Youth, 17 and SUMMV, JU1T 1 tire change over and delivers up to 60.00(1 miles, depending on hm<. ing Country Squire 9-3 sky, Brian Sims. Gulbin and The association's scholar- ested in a career in jour- nanco Park in Roselle- Nino Mannuzza, Richard Post No. 328 of the under, and seniors, 62 and Wildcats at Montclair *81s you drive. Michelin—Because so much is riding on your lircs. behind Brian Paton's pit- Bun Madio. ship program has, in the nalism. Elizabeth. The courts are Petrozziello. George Pet- American Legion won over over, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., $2 Tournament. ching and Mike Sabba's bat. * # • past seven years, received This year, as in two now open to the public ronella, John Petelle and Universal Data Systems per hour; adults, 9 a.m. to 3 •UNDEN MUMS 95 Sabba was three for three Fritz Sales clobbered Pru- hundreds of thousands of previous years, proceeds seven days a week from 95 Fran Murphy, and Flight 14-7. 8:30 a.m. to dusk. p.m., $3 per hour, and all SCHEDUIE 108V 95 including two doubles. Bache 14 6. The big guns dollars as a direct result of from the pre-season game $32 "C," Bud Haroski, Robert ages, after 3 p.m., S4 per $38 721 Paton helped his own cause for Fritz were Jeff Gual- The Union County Dept. P155/80R12 $47XA4 the Giants benefit fame. will be divided between the PEE WEES Campel, William Toscano, of Parks and Recreation hour. Budweiser Belles of Par- by going two for four. tieri, Mike Kelly and Ron The program started in scholarship fund and the JUNI 21 P165/80R13 P155/80R13 Peter Davis and George will run tournaments Players must wear sippany at Memorial Field, Blackwall George Visconte pitched a Russo. Pru-Bache's Rappo- 1926 with a $ 100 grant to a John V. Mara Foundation D'Aloia. Thomas Popola and Sons throughout the summer for smooth tennis shoes. An at- 7 and 9 p.m. Investigate * * * good game in defeat. ccio and Power had three Rutgers journalism student. for Cancer Research. defeated Clark Drugs 11-0. UTUMAY, JUNI 1* * • • everyone. Please telephone tendant will be on duty at hits apiece. It has since grown to an Investigate Investigate Playing in the Annual One homerun each was hit the courts at 245-2288 to all times. Marines of Waterford, the benefits: The other win was a 5-1 • # * educational and training Tickets for the football Northern Sectional at the by Lauren Farrell, Lisa sign up for individual Conn., .it Majors, 7 and the benefits: victory over VFW. In a pit- In a hitters' donnybrook classic, as well as for the benefits: White Beeches Golf and program that annually D'Ambola, Lauren Ante- and/or group lessons. 8:30 pm. • Delivers up to ching duel Sabba came out Pru-Bache picked up a vic- benefits hundreds of another pre-season game nucci and Cheryl Duffy. 40,000 mile Country Club were Harry The first session for the SUNDAY. JUIY 1 • 7.over 2 wrapped 60,000 miles! Goett of the Oak Ridge ; on top by hurling a two hit- tory with a 12-11 win over I students, journalism | with the New York Jets, on JUNI 14 Whips of Westfield. y | ter and striking out 13 bat- VFW. Pru-Bache bats rock- | teachers and working jour- 'Saturday, Aug. 18, at Youth Tennis Camp for by 1 steel cord fila- warranty! Golf Course in Clark and Dairy Queen won over boys and girls aged eight to Conn., at Majors. 1 'and (Depending on how Anthony Lo Sapio, Jr. of I ters. Jim Brady had two big ed starting pitcher, Doug I nalists statewide, reports a Giants Stadium, are $11. Clark Drugs 23-2. From the 2:20 p.m. Aggressive hits and accounted for two Chinchar. The bats of 17, will begin on Tuesday, ment construction! you drive) the Colonia Country Club. I spokesman. Tickets for both games are Dairy Queen team two *A1I games at Memorial runs batted in. VFW's Ed Power, Jim Bodnar and July 10. The fee is $35 and tread pattern! * * * The fund in 1980 sup- available from Giants of- homers were hit by Denise Field in Linden. • Saves fuel! I Hannewald registered 11 Rob Banasiak supplied you may apply at lhe_parks • Crisp, sharp steering Two members of Clark's plied seed money for the fices in Giants Stadium, at Perrelli and one each by extra base hits. VFW's hit- Long lasting control! Arthur L. Johnson Regio- strike outs. j New Jersey Press Institute. the arena or through any Jennifer Kingsbury and Jill • Firestone's most ting attack came from Chin- nal High School Baseball • * * j Last year, for the first time. Ticketron outlet. Margulies. traction! char, Hanniwald, Jeff Sti- popular radial tire! • Smooth quiet ride! Team were selected for the In other action. Country ves, John Zamboni and National Division, Wat- Squire beat Pru-Bache 4-2. "Curiosity in great and general minds Is tha first passion Where • Over 5 million Scott Stahelski. Pru-Bache American Heart • Backed by over 20 chung Conference Team. Vinnie Gulbin for Country and the last." Dr.Johnson rookie reliever, Tony Kuz- 'Association test miles! They were outfielder, John Squire walked only one and THE RAHWAY NEWS RECOl million miles of testing! nitz, came in in the bottom 108 V 207V Reider. who baited .385. gave up only seven hits. of Ihe seventh with no outs Is Sold SIZE BK PRICE SIZE BKPIICI SIZE ~ RWL PRICE and catcher, Glenn Griffin, Collecting two hits apiece MICHELIN XA4 and bases loaded to snuff a r P155/80R12 Mf.M P175/70R12 $41.95 P175/70R13 $56.95 who hit .328. Also for Pru-Bache were Brian BEVERLY'S f"T5lJCOFF S size BK PRICE SIZE WW MHIl 'A I Power and John Rappoc- VFW rally. ">fPE"SHOP" Tires to neTPflM P155/80R13 14.IJ P165/70013 42.95 P1B5/70R13 59.95 Rahway's designated hitter, P155/80R13 P175/70R13 6.' »:> 1413 Main St. ! 14.57 Irving St. P185/8OR13 *7.tS P175/70R13 4J.95 P195/70R13 64.95 $47.95 iNc*r it*: owner »»f I Milutn AM- I L • \\ tlW UWIKf 111 I flVTrV \l I 62 E. Mijion Ave. P16S/80R13 P175/80R13 71 or. i Ray Houck, who lipped the P16S/80R15 St.fS P185/70R13 47.95 P185/70R14 62.95 53.85 w NJ Ranw P175/70R13 57.95 P175/75R14 Oh ' scales at .433. ...Jl?i! 2&. ' JL ay- NJ. __RahWa'y'."N!j. size WW PRICE SIZE WW PRICE P185/70R14 49.95 P195/70R14 66.95 SIZE LW PRICE P175/8ORT3 62.95 P185/70R14 7/ .'l!j P16680R13 P195/70B14 63.05 P205/70R14 70.95 Softball group ~~WUP"PA~S~ J GEE'S* $3&M P18S/75R14 61.96 P1S5/80R12 64346 P215/70R14 74.95 P1B5/7SR-U 70.95 P185/75R14 01 .o:< Other Rahway batters 960 St. George Ave. P17670R13 P195/75R14 P205/70R14 67.85 4648 66.98 P155/80R13 4848 P185/70R15 62.85 P225/70R14 79.9$ P205/7SR1S S5.95 P195/75R14 B.'J 1657 Irving St. • 1588 Irving St. V J > P17S/80R13 picked were David Ciboro- ' Rahway.' Nj! 4646 P205/75R14 68.96 P165/80R13 80.96 P235/70R14 11.9$ SIZE WW PRICE P205/70R14 IIS wski at .355, Andre Powell, sets tournaments Rahway. N.J. • Rahway, N.J. P18S/80R13 4846 P205/70R14 61.98 P17S/80R13 8446 Key:BK-Blackwsll P18S/70R15 65.95 9? 0^ , 34S; Steve Wisk, .333; Bob P10S/70R13 6146 P21S/75R14 8846 P185/80R13 6846 Kay: LW Whitewall P21S/70R15 P155/80R13 $54.95 P215/70R15 ill) .'I'', ' Key.RWL-flalsed •0.95 Reinhold, .328, and Dan The Amateur Softball sifications of major and 527 W. Grand Ave~ P17S/75R14 6046 P205/76R15 68.98 P176/80R14 8646 P226/70R1S 15.95 P166/BOR13 61.95 P215'75R15 (X, |963NE^mE|k7Ave.S ^l^ggE*** «Hl<*n IM^cf ft 1 htm/h SHI P22S/7SR15 P215/76R15 P18J/BOR14 White Letters P235/70R15 Andren, .317. Assn. of New Jersey will classes "A" and "B." 6148 8846 18.95 Key: BK-Blackwall P225/75R15 Key:WW-Whttawall P235/75R15 ' 6848 P165/80015 P25S/70R1S Bob Bothe hit .303 and conduct 17 tournaments The men's competition Rahway. NJ. 63.98 96.95 WW-Whltewall P235/75R16 Vinnie Sabba .300 for the throughout the state in co- will also include major. TPAUIT'S* fo'joft'N'Niif's" Crusaders. operation with the Garden Class "A" and "B" in , """VINNIE^" .... Scott Durkin, a sopho- Slate Games. modified pitch and indus- 228 W. Scott Ave. J 170 Westfield Ave. ! 434 W. Grand Ave." more, pitched 57 and one- trial major and "A" in slow- • Clark. NJ. Rahway, NJ. third innings, gave up 47 There will be fast-pilch pitch. > hits, walked 21 and fanned tournaments for girls teams Tournaments will be con- -,--^- --_^rf""'ElfNiE 'S' of those aged nine to 12, 13 1064 Madison Hill Rd!^| 30. ducted during July. For 2^7SLOeqr^eAve J ,274 E. Grand^Ave. Ctark. NJ. 4jK«)06* / Frank Prudentc of Rah- to 15 and 16 to 18. team entry blanks please way, playing for Union Fast-pitch and slow-pitch contact the A. S. A. of N. DAIRY"Dtt.ij ;i Catholic, was 60 on the tournaments will be held for J., 1313 Esterbrook Ave.. SOMERSET TIRE SERVICE mound, with an earned-run men and women in the clas- Rahway, N. J. 07065. SOMERSET TIRE SERVICE SOMERSETTIRi SERVICE average of 1.28. He fanned iRahway • 574-82 • 39 in 54 innings. He batted BUS tEAVO «0*i Atom MKOIO MMMffi 10T New Jersey Is driving to STS' "New Jersey is driving to STS" 'New Jersey is driving to STS' .303 for the season. Breakers fixzle Meteor hooters OAW PAIRIOT isSold ROSELLE PARK ROSELLEPARK Angelo Miele of Rahway, i —MIASI tBaratwrmuu OWY • • il ntxa*a: ROSELLE PARK shot a hole-in-one at the The Rahway Breakers Wendel and Robert Motz. jMake all checks fyWt to:MrMy Ornate scored a 5-2 victory over 1 Westfield & Locust Ave. •Westfield & Locust Ave. sixth hole at the Ash Brook Other Rahway goals were C/O The AtoM Tabloid P.O. iM 1061 - Mnray, N.J. 0704$ Westfield & Locust Ave. Golf Course on June 20. the Millburn Meteors in the scored by Wexler with one. Iw** *! '^sgg 241^4800 241-4800 Mr. Miele used a No. 7 first round of the Division Andrew Windel with two I Name ^_ : 241-4800 No. 5 Mid-New Jersey soc- iron for his masterpiece. and Mike Adams with one. | Address. Playing in the group were cer playoff games. No. of sasssr WESTFIELD WESTFIELD WESTFIELD Joe Smolar, Nick Adamski The first goal came on a This victory puts Rah- | Phone _ 1473 Raritan Road and John Walsh. tally from Shimme Wexler way into the next playoff : : South Ave. E with assists from Andrew game against Branchburg. '.:-".'.I:'' . 132-1300: 232-1300 12 THURSDAY,.JUNE 28. 1984 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT RAHWAY ^EvV^RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY. JUNE 28. 1984 PAGE 13 ;ye On Safety Dr. Hbert explains

Duririj "Dinosaunj and waste plant hazards Other Reptile*," younger participants will fo on a "foa_ dig" and travel back Rahway Second Ward Robert Brandt, the R. A. in time in the "time tunnel" Councilman John Marsh G. E. Committee'* research First and second graders announced the next R. A. co-ordinator, said "Dr. Hil- will excavate a dinoHur us- G. E. (Rahway Against A bert spelled out graphically ing arciiauwkjfical techni- Garbage Environment) what will happen to Rah ques. The first sessions will meeting will be held at 8 way's air and water quality begin on Tuesday, July 10, p.m. today at the Rahway if the planned incinerator is Iff for four and five year olds. Italian-American Club. built." The second session, for "This time we've asked "While we in Rahway are those in the first and second the county to send repre- mainly concerned with the grades, will be held on Tues- sentatives from the Board county's plan to bum all of day, July 24. of Chosen Freeholders and its garbage in Rahway." These sessions will be the county engineer's office Mr. Brandt added. "Dr. Hil- held at the Traibide Nature so Rahway residents will bert and the S. M. O. K. E. and Science Center at Coles again have the opportunity group (a state-wide citizens Ave. and New Providence to learn more about the in- group opposed to garbage Rd., Mountainside. cinerator." incineration) demonstrated The fee is $12 and Councilman- Marsh, the in detail what will happen if registration is required. founder and chairman of R. the state's plan to build 20 A. G. E., said. "Nearly 60 of these incinerators in New Rahway residents turned Jersey is actually carried CHECKING THEM OUT - Clark PH. Timothy George, PRIME PATROLS - Trooper Roland Laurher. center, out." left, inspects the bicycles of Robert Ztobro and. Jodl ^^^ —^^~«—-^"^^^^—^•"^•••••••™e»ee^BBWaiaBBBBBWBj»e^fjjjjjjjjjjjj»sj^»ajjjjjj|jji|^ out for the June 14 meeting congratulates Kenneth Heinz, Railway's Franklin to hear Dr. James Hilbert. FOR A SAFE RIDE - The annual bicycle safety program, under the direction of Michael Jordan during the annual bicycle safety program, held CHANGING OF THE GUARD - Making plans for next year at a Parent-Teacher Assn School's Patrol of the Year, and Amber Famya. whose Councilman Marsh said on May 16 at Clark's Frank K. Hehnly School. Anhnol show (PTA) Board meotJng on June 12 are the newly-installed officers of the> Valley Road who holds a doctorate in many of those in atten- Hannon, James Powers. Ptl. Timothy George and John E. Conln. the principal, was entry was selected as "First Choice" In the annual medicinal chemistry, ad- hold on May 1 6 at the Frank K. Hehnly School In Clark. Members of the school's School PTA In Clark, left to right, Phyllis UicarieOo, the treasurer: Diane MacAvoy the state-wide state police safety poster contest for the dance on June 14 "were to appear president; Barbara Martuccl, the vice president; Nancy Sedelmaler. the corresponding dress the issue of the en- Parent-Teacher Assn. assisted In the program. One hundred and three students par- 1983-1984 school year. Honorable mention was new people who want to secretary, and Pam Jurick, the recording secretary. , ^ vironmental effects of gar- know the facts. They're S WHAT TO LOOK FOR - Michael Hannon, second from left, explains to Jeffrey ticipated and 90 licenses were Issued. Ready to start the Inspection are students. Lisa 'Archaeology' atTraHsldV awarded by the state to the entries of Raymond Solen- bage incineration in the Rebekah Baker and-Klmberly-Gable how to keep their bicycles safe. Clark's Goodman, Jimmy Grote and Danny Redzlnlak, and parents, Mrs. Debra Bertotdo, Mary ski and Jacqueline Garcia. Presentations were made at coming to our R. A. G. E. BET HE CAN'T EAT THE WHOLE THING - Stevon 1980s." K. Hehnly School held its annual bicycle safety program on May 16 at the Pulianowskl; Cheryl Frantantonl and Sharon Qroaso. to explore A Live animal show on the school's recent Awards Day Assembly. Committee because the Jorgenson, center, a first grade student In Mrs Jane Martin administration has "Mammals, Birds and Rep- Harris' class at Franklin School of Rahway, won an vvwvvvvvvuv•v^ . reservation - tiles," featuring residents of Closer look to bo had at Trailside been all too silent on this eight-pound candy bar from the Nestle Company. The entire issue. Dr. Hilbert and Those in the seventh to Trailside Nature and the Turtleback Zoo, will be Parent-Teacher Assn.-sponsored annual candy sale 12th grades will be able to Science Center at Coles held on Wednesday, Aug. 1, Those in the third to fifth see with the naked eye on Mountainside, during "Mic- Madelyn Hoffman, the S. was h«ld In March and the student won the draw prize grades will be able to learn Monday, Aug. 13. at the our children M. O. K. E. co-ordinator, find out how to uncover Ave. and New Providence at 1:30 p.m. at the Trailside which all children who participated In the candy sale had rostudy." evidence of the past in- Rd., Mountainside, during Nature and Science Center to use a microscope and Trailside Nature and Sci- The fee will be $12 and "made it very clear our a chance to win. With him are his mother, Mrs. Nancy take a closer look at the health and our families will habitants of the Watchung "Archaeology." at Coles Ave. and New Pro- Jorgenson, left, and Mrs, Harris. ence Center at Coles Ave. registration is required. Reservation to be held on The fee will be S12 and vidence Rd., Mountainside. world of things too tiny to and New Providence Rd.. be endangered for many j rulne of tha world'* oldemt known building wara dlscovarad in 1960 In Tanzania, years if the county and Monday. July 16, at theregistration is required. Admission will be SI. lea. Tha circular walls of lava blocks wara •onetructad about 1.750,000 yaars ago. Mayor Daniel L, Martin's administration force the in- cinerator on us." KBf tsVUeTED HELf WWITtn imf itWITtD HOf WAHTED HELf WHNTED PEtSOJUL IWHTED outrun ISELIN - 99 Main St. June 29-30. SUPCOVERS In addition to emitting Offica (2) Full time, P/T. approi. P/T secre.VilMO.. until __ (WUNMtinTdM. . Person tovor k in auto uha|a lard, CUIIty OR BOO* PERMS THAT LASTI RON'S SOUP MHAL Alum. 1 Bat- Attics, callan, prates cleanad. Uilon Shoes ovar 3 75 styles tor men 10-4. h.n. Itarm. lam., misc. Disposal ol contenn. rreo ast high levels of dioxin, the ttw. hours. M-f. 11-9, Sat or Sun, flee. Railway, toad tjotaa IT4 pSi IU.5H • 1J0.5S3 /veer. Noei Mr- PROFESSIONAL mechanical oack|round helpful. Nls/Hars. lust IIS. Ettalla's tery. Copper. Lead. Bass. Iron. Steal UrUOUHRIWC •nd iroman. Sirts 4-16 in) widths aN Emrmnrs Yard Sale. 30 perao.ality.Call tei iU-Jtfi. INTERIOR PAINTING get the job done 574.1200 10-3. Busy Colon* office leaks let. Your area. Call tMltTIWI Toohraquireo'.Call 1IMB1 Haintyllaa, III Perthiai An.. tUmtjippad Elec. Wire WHMM. Don't nupaoktart We repair t ION'S UNOSCAPINC, Lawn AA, EEE. Work, dress, casual. Call toxic chemical in Agent FREE ESTIMATES Avon Tan., (bahlnd Shop-Rita), brl|et panoni lo call back OfUCf aWSTART •; PARENTS rtcokv lrl«iK lumitura 4 car salts it Maintenance. Thatchini. Fart.. Attics. Basements, Yards I Garaeas Fnnk Banto, your Mason Shoe baby, a/c, mower, one-day. June 2>, btMIM CartaratCal M14M1 CALL STEVE-2IM4M Orange, "lead poisoning in customer! to set up specific apod. Brajht parson it klndlt laeon«| UPPUMICtS vouirasidenccalleves. MMUt Shrubs. Sod.. Insured. Free Est, Cleaned. Demo. Work. Spadakiinf rieilar. HI-HIP. 10-4. 6 (amain 8««st Evert Kit Full or Part Tim ptaJtlott "BOYS - GIRISH REUSED GENTLEMAN SEEKING our children could again WE WILL ACCEPT No saline.. Cal Patty Dairy 3-7. pnona calls and diverse office vnrL New program. Looking for Raaa.ltaaM.Call ««W4 InApttHomamwini, MI-M7I EXTERIOR / INTERIOR PAINTING. chaw sina. tor ttpotMtr/poeai a*. No t>- WIDOW FOR COMPANIONSHIP 1 Allan'sWaahar-Oryar Repair Sanrica. CUnERS 1 LEADERS inmllad 1 341-0403. FnTtHWaai office It Wttffield. marrt*d couples to provld* 11 • 17 . ftotDtilnnf. Lawns 1 Caraens. Call FREE ESTIMATE. FULLY INSURED. become a serious hazard." CLASSIFIED ADS APPEAR THREE TIMES- YMRMAN ptrlaaoe aacataary. Matt la aaad SHARING * RELATIONSHIP. CON- SpacJakatonWWrtpool.G.E.llCarv KITOHUlllKnt DON'T RENT A TRUCK - WE WILL CAaUPTOIIpm WM107 clainad. Naw i Ok) work. Roof. ISELIN -HI Somra AM.. 10am- CasualdnmCall 1134314. home for 2 children with Morning nawspapajr more, and on most maaas 1 modab- Alter4pm.M»«l7t PICK UP AND DELIVER YOUR Srunile. Repair. Screens installed. the councilman said. TACT: ATOM TABtOID. BOX 1061 REV'S QUALITY PAINTING. 4pffl. rain or shine. Somethini for behavtora. problems. Aa* of routes on availabl* in HI. HAHWAY. NJ 070ti, 57MW. « R Ai (tobj Tilllni and landicaplnj FURN., ETC. FOR LESSI IMUt Call 7i4-4j7« HUTHOIUU Full & Port Tim* cftUdren ronot from 12-17. Int/EH LeadlrvCuttjivRoonni WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY & SATURDAY ffi,rc^r«5sr«i: Fords, Avcneil, Colonia, JACK'S APPLIANCE SERVICE S-J30 Lawns aid GinJins. Smal Jobs our PAFS TRUCKING. Demolition of Dr. Hilbert spoke of a Lifeguards and Swim CxceMent training I tuppon Free Esl., Odd Jobs. Linden. LINDEN • 2211 Summit St.. June Banking -Spacieaat on 6E and Hotpoint tpoclelty. Call Bob M447H |tra(aa.clunupwork.yaids.canars day On Fridaj. tan It SM tail syttemi provloW SI000 p«r Istlin. Matucheni and Olnatito 4l«»»7< OECTmCAL SERVICE number of dangerous chem- USED CUBS aV TRUCKS USED CARS* TRUCKS 2M0. Ran or Shine 9-4. Evarythirn Instructors n**d*d. Summer nighn BIDI With Rafrlttntor. Washer. Dryer. Renaa. wooojTaaiTRusancu tboiites.Fultrlns. M»77« from afluo lo mtbl bteelltt, equal opporttally month. IT lnttrMt*d coHi Cprto>r«t. Exctllant tar- Pan for pltoaural Ian of ' Mad* •6ELLIN0- A t J Electric. Lie. No. 9207. Quality icals which, when emitted, '71 Duitar, oil changed every yen, nnm i At** m Hnmt TEUItS MIXNAMC wmo tot WAVY AndPillmasha) Ca» ttUJU Sr. CNlien Discount!. Immed. Ser- RON'S SCRAP MHAL. Solid Alum. 1 work, low rales. Free Est Aft 4. nings and a chance to leOOMM. UMUMaMM. • PaintJitllnlarifu-Eltlrior JARANTEED [id. run. cand, $650 . Wat Look Vioihi Ucsnaod t Bonded Na MM, Nolob TIM Mm TabUU .980 Qldt Ontiga Coup* "See Our " Pay. CO Oaber rVaK tMe, yr. Wcnhip With Us Every Ll Jl.on.d "other heavy metals such as ^aChevyiwilj.tcyl,M.000 ml., Wfc.o". e>cv>,ptiM..pfa B/4**r pojur MMIII tMlmill, HHii; 1, om/lnl IttMWO. eafld •*<•, SON. 10 a.m. Usad Appliartc** cadmium, are emitted at Rahwaj Ntwi iMwd'Cltuk Pairiol exrylhinii ongmil. 11.800 CaN U Many SJunples BECK ELECTRICALCONIT.CO.. INC READER RAHWAY • 771 Union St. (off IO.UAL ' OPPORTUNITY SKURITY ,iii Tkt Jlloa Tabloid WttkMd Magtuiiie Interior and Cxtarior 'Lc.'lPer. Nc-«U9 much higher -levels -than _ J_ $4,793 Open Saturdays CaoitAaa.. comarolBnckChurch iMnOYRM/F na/tun nmt • FELLOWSHIP ' MB Now Is your chonc* to join our •Insarad WI-W-tlM those allowed for coal and CALL VH« AU ITIMS AM 1010 Phoenix Sroheraga. Ijmoul for 1978 Ponfiac Ltmani Utndou Pick up our FREE guide to buying invit.i Aoalltnoa) June 29, 9-4. Rain or After etanar boon, work In will meet at RCTAIL •lit* itoff. Wt oft now inter- APPLIANCE REPAIR lowcoit auto & cycle unuiance. Big Coup* SMna. our modem offica Mon.-Fri. 132 BritrtieaJth Une. oil-fired burners usually us- tions and a Groom's chccklisi <)|ien Vain viawlng for openings. In the Clark Pkoate: 3<1-M34 .MACKIE & NIVINS MOVIRS uving! (or truckers, contractors, ewMinga. No Saturdays. Ix- Rtconditlooard and Used Gunntitd Rtidw I* Biidir winl ad) in RAHWAY -616 Jalfenon Ave. Yard 4 .. .tv«|r Mlddl*un County area, tager Robert Hlrrii Paator Day or Nights, FrM Est. PRIDE ElECiKIC CO. ed in factories," Dr. Hilbert store keepers. Compare, Tree quote to Spm, MOD. thru Frt. Bake Silt, June 30. 9-2. run dita. ntODUCTION WOIKERS W&ent itorrtog ttlory $4.75 washers, dryers and air PAINTINO InduXnol, Commarctal, ADS rmxK man. Only 4I.0M I if you would He* opart peMwur (Ouvontaad). pkjs & conscltntiout applicants are Houaahold ond Commarclal. stated. by phone, lulln 213-1440. Toll Irea lor nwi-tommitciil Nfcmliefi only. Items lor Jul> 7. NO EMLY BIRDSI Rahwar d*slr*d. Advanc*tn*nt from conditioners for sal*. REEVES Ins. t Lie. *TM00276 Rmtidmntial I0MI2.304I till 8 p.m $3,750 junior Waroan'l Club The) continuing growth of our moktod thaw rim* |ob that offers a unaMttd bonus potential. No PHIVATE msTtucnow lotur«d 1 Bonded sill must not uct«d $1,000. Prici ind The Atom Tabloid atptrienco necessary. Poy within is a port of our pro- «7f-»74 H_T •*> rta bn la RAHWAY- 2067 Rutherford St. luna mopeostics butliMis has cniatad s*v*ral production good salary, pays gram. W* offer a superior PIANO INSTWCTIONS (201)382-8375 M3.S4U 34 Hotyr I»rvlc. Dr. Hilbert pointed out photii tiunbtf nuil tt In id. Autos, tul 219 Central A»t%, Rahway, NJ traMng. 3.0-14*1 • J57-03** RELIABLE ALLCITY Cl_aa Fn»Tra_i lactfaaat 30, 9-4. RIMIH ektc opportunrtiM In our suburbon Union County facili- benefits, ond gives you oenaftri pocicog* to all full Batitiaan tlini ArtJst knot) ft— Iiflmatvt the Dept. of Environmental ASlMutt M1-M7I MT/[XT. SKCUUZMO IN IBIOWTU tstiM. girigt silt I btbfiitiing not ic- 574-1100 truridal bad, asst. lunqua. ty. Positions or* availabl* tor Inloctian NloUing KA SttVKI CORP. tlm* wnployMi. Apply for an mniSTIMATtS INSURANCE AGENCY MA'RANO MOTORS the highest *inployee' MICll. Till. CEMENT STUMP Protection (DEP) and the application Mon-FrT, 9AM- Drums, Xylopnona, member JAAUIRfaUJf ' 574-11T5 ctpttd In 6tMrinhMd ttidii lo Riidir S«c- INC. RAHWAV • S»9 Seminary Ave. imida ond Assembly Machltw Optxotors and Otmexol Fac- w I. St. Oaorgt Ava. aamw SERVICO HDU.HTATE 5PM at, American Symphony Orchai. CERAMIC TILING HOME IMPROVEMEWT Environmental Protection 179 WoodbrldoaAv.., HHC.KMMU notat talt, luna 19-30. 94. lum, UHMN. N.J., UMOVAl Hen. ' tory Floor rkrlp on all thr** shifts (8-4, 4-12, luilliard Grad.. All styles, all ain. Bathrooms remodeled HOMEaEANINGCAREtomeetyour Cellini 1 Walls Repaired. Sbaetrock IEUVISIOW SERVICE LOW COST Saaoran. N.j. COtOHAOO itawtmit W I79OOI dotnlm, misc., rain or inlM. tidtr these openings at UOOKS Administration (EPA) CB radio. 40 daiimk, I/I. Cniriat 12-8). Previous ralatfjd *xpwi*nc* will bo given CAIIFKEDPiaUTO, MMWt )»aa« HEOTIHC "haven't even established AUTO 6341888 789-1S69 Oladlatw, plui otker equip., RAHWAY -82 Richmond Tan., ott In- tpexlal comldexation. A1EXANMHSI Home Calt, Inc. MS-IMS ALUMINUM SIDING 1 INSULATION, lor !0 >rs. Rill raUs. 4M0RM ar , NO »HONI OROMS ACCWTID. ADI MUST »I MAIllO ltrtd man, June 30. 104. h.l. ittira. 676 Georges Rd., TUTOIIING by Public School Teecker TlleBettraomrapeirtd 10WMATB ;. IN Ol 1HOUOHT TO TNI OFFICI. masonabai.Callaws. 1MII44 Grades 1-t. AI uUtctL MATH 1 Rcnwdet4H^MMOivy Quellty Oatnini Srvc. Homes pre- VINVL SIDING, ROOFING. Emergency eawar cleanini. Plumb- »7H77ldarsindevas. limits on emissions for diox- cloth., a/c, b A NMOV in our fl*ld, w* oftV a highly corrtMthiv* lAUS/CiUH No. Brunswick IMMtDIATI SUVICl InitHaiUniRapaln.FreaEstHot INSURANCE H0T0RCYCUS Air Cw«l. 10,000 «nj, Snwd (an. HEAOINQ. Call aft jprti, MJ-HO Emory 6lwelaJtl-4M7 nmiour/ cleaned at a net rate. REPLACEMENT WINDOWS. ADDI- ins and their chemical RAHWAY - 333 Concord St.. otl St wag* and benefits padtag*. including a profit shor- No Calk Accepted Wfciy, bl/.kly.. l-Urna clean. Call Water Haatara. Lenny Griaco, State 979 Kawauki 650SK, 3500 mllat. •aw baan md. OrajiMJ i Cressets. Piano Inst spaciallilm «as 4 and J 1 J MASONS Brick, Block. Con. TIONS, DORMERSIAOM-LEVELS. Ganta, June 29-30. M. misc. Marian. 44MM. or Donna aft 6 "JUST STUMPS" Llc.6?49 574W0 cousins, dibensofurans. In IQER TO REUDtH •EMEU TO READER READER TO READER 25% Down ic.lldntCondllion.oitcooler.elec- l500.Aatoa.mo; Ml up. Early eMUhood musk spec- crate, Repairs t Home Im- LOW PRICES. NO DOWN PAYMENT, Itatm, toob. linens, ton, To opXpJkwta) call Mr. MocKetale on Monday, H4-1I7I FINANCING ARRANGED AT LOW Expert plumblni t heatinf repairs. fact, there are a host of "ilTKMM.Aitamp-Clins,. FlinWOO Ruck load, ated 2 -Of ED 1980 Gin. Cic.Cond. white. Ironic ignition, shop manual, Slmp- Wood-6unilnttt«rmo«ttKMtrelad AltxaatJar't laUst BA depoot. Mm V. Call aft provements. No |ob too small. lauaaallala Covarajga WOOO6R10CE • Rutnarford Ava,. seek voyagers <:30p.m, RATES. CALL FRANK FOR FREE Water nutatt. drain clesnlni. St !u. 230 108 mm. S25O seasons, mult uN moving $50. Altai 30 mph/70 mp|. $375. Call sonHalmettlSOO.Carl MaVUU SO" In slova h let atWlH ST D00 0MWHS Tuesday or Wednesday (June 25, 26, or 27) at lelaWO PAH MAU SITUWION WAHTED S74-1U2 known cancer-causing emis- CKllndar.CaU , Ml-Mttt (Oil Hllllldtl. Mullllamlly. CUAM e» AUnUCA ESTIMATE. U4-WW llc,CallCaH0itas,MI-17IS. It 6 ' Ml-MM 311-0513 9« Kawauki KE lOOMotwnca),, WAHTfO . Somattiini K» illl Sat. June 30,94.- S74-01M Urtma I AM e»l 11 •*« «or,. tWIOBoawoHtM lor Boston Qeariini-Aptt.,sm. homtl, oftlcat, HUH MCTAl BUTIM USatMl MIUIH MASON sions from garbage incinera- MI un EU RAKt Wall Built, bttt otter MOKD Had Giniril Fin star, low Eirl Stanley Hard Mi hrdew. bta.. 7 touol Opporiunrty Iwj bustworthy, ratable, efficient and Learn to play Van Helen, etc. Cal 5ua»tr masonry, worth twice Ola MIW LAJWMAPW* pRosttuim tm coim. me. 'DITKMU lor liuck or ti5oc.ii m4m Quality Grooming. Fully An Eojuol Opportunity trnployar. M/F/H •OB_'» tion for which the govern- HO Call MMllt 1100. Good condition. Call milaaia, Al Condition $350 or but Co// Anytime 980 Sulukl GSJ50L dinKt drive. alMti badl w/bmsprlaf 4 matt.. 1 tlwrouiti rats, aad bans, ami Tom m-1171 prico.Ciatoday tti-TUt tnVKU. MC. HOMt IMPROVEMENT IPIC cruL-S drvrrs.. 1 Sd S««ar an. Equipped Mobil* Van. ..The, Clan Barton. Aux- AlUMIRUM (aim ilDMS ment has set no standards. : sue, (200. Pool table. • MMMI oltar. 3121461 ike naw. 1040 ml. $l«95. Mint HiUf WANTED Goinf on Vacation^ Houtaslttint Certified teacher bibrtall tablecti, ^ (wta 4 •ct •LANDSCAPE M.UMBINO 574-1622 ee.GirawkattCall MMHO nucli, inal wind. Ak Oand. Cel Sav« Oat. Tim*, anil. Pat Care J12/day. Oaf. Anil. (asp. FRENCH/SPANISH^ at al M»f1« ArJDITlMtJMRCH ENC. For many of the chemicals 0. ISO. Pnbi: cub. (to. OIL IUINH gnarty utar, Btckitt 4UT0 PAIR COUrtli. pmtM iliary-of'the Union County DESIGN/PLANTING nJUT INI aJMflW) FRH BT. A HIATINO •..Call WWH GWWS Hailal Cemetery. Vataiam uiad 2 yn., $100 Call alt. Mocwyl 1M-2690 Will train. Mature wnnanormanac- Stale call btwn 9am-10am. lavals,myhoi«aoryourt. WaVim •LAWN AAAINTENANCE garbage incinerators Op»» 7 Dtft/mmik BaeuL Nn SpoamMli Wadd PART TIME IN LINDEN Chapter of the American cnu All types of home Improvements. •orai muu 4 ui. Met. two tnf I., vet 1 spousa, $350. 6pm 3JI-I571 MISC. FOR 5AU ceoliblo.Caira.Cell HI-IIM Mil Hi. •SODDING . 4 SET complete, includ. G«rrrar>JTral>. Mrii Red Cross is planning an Kll./Beths, Basements, attics, •urn 1 in. KULL discharge, where DEP or Call U 4-7117 TRAINEES. Joia a proranrv. ukas BATHROOM ft SHOWERS w/mrr., trm. new matt. OSClLLOSCOKCrltsmndial. ilnd.. MICHAIL j. POUM TVPEWRITERS. Nt» t Used. SakN, s<4«.Tuas.4Thiin., alum, sidlnf, panellite. Free esl Call HC9I WIIB. STUN NUIM EPA limits have been HM.Call S74-3741 HMM 1972, aiOO. mod cond.. alctrn. if ntn.. h/c-c/oamini. anal. Repilrs. Rentals. Low Ratal. fUA WKttt oojanliaBon.Wa.illtrainyou.Cara overnight trip to Boston on w«intD REPAIRS 4REM0D€UNG sntms >«im NUIBH IOW COST FlM MHltt awry Tuaadav. New WBrSITTIHG Oomlnlck. 7ZM0U rfnjltw.t275.dll M15M2 lk.nw,$325 311-2515 3I1-44M mot Coll for intarvtaw balMen 9 Saturday and Sunday. Sept. Junk. mad. disabled can wanled. •JHB 4 NAM CUAtatl established, the allowable Dow UnMM IMMMCkurca, DATS: EXPERIENCED CHILDCARE in my "C1UMM0 If OUR BATH 1 TILE REPAIRS. Tiles cleaned Muslsell!000,etpr.oU5 HUTCH Whita formica t butchar blk. AUTO INSURANCE t,m.44p.ln. 574-HW H«Knt prices peal. 24 hr. toannf. Mr. Vafraow P*T'I 14 Hr. Ana. tire. limits are much too high, PIANOS 2 uprifhts. vary Bood cond. PLASTIC SLIP COVERS Buii>Ml,_r«ela1iaHllMiliMl- 110 Nn Oow W, Edhoe, (anv I? and 16. home. Breakfast lunch and snacks 1 iroutad, tubs reciulkad. Rich h».a«. s..u..M..ii« Mm. lOOOp/ord.lld'pto. daii|n ttl. w/laat. 4 cana capL ARE YOU BOREOT Would you like to CompletaAub«apelt.KJ).To«lai. $350aa.Call 54S-7IM CAU uitom-niada pin tittad. Expartfv tnam, ktdriar, atttt) ral Oraatbw 2pm.0aalan$4,$4,$9. 3I144II •Mon. Tu«s. Wtd. 8AM-1PM includ. Raf. Iselln/Wdbf. area. Call UWN MAUaTtMANa •days MI-1711 eves. MI-DMl compared with oil-or-coal- -•Is/mnyusas, Ml-WO chrs., $350. Call tlt-Hii cut in your home. Any sofa 4 2 •roraJ M da»a mekriook no^ The group needs at least MI-I1M Mow, Firtillia, Trim Shrubs, 634-0354 494-2998 1 PUWUpri|ht$375. Baarcat 10-in. I150.CHI I7MK7 CAHTclET . SI D's Ceatar. 691 cmncAL- (W-7M7 CNHPEIITRY Residential t Commercial FREE ESTS Int/Eit Palntlni. fired burners." the coun- Vivitar 35mm Vivitar ac- i eic, i acuitc. 499-0700 chairs, or 3 PC. sectional $150. tkar ,Waaavatliepar1a<:t|o6toryoo two months notice to make Full slla cars drive, la, JSO-JMO. Thatch. Soed. Edge, CUan- uannar$75.Sola$35.Snirao$7S. Til4Mor 541-4417 Used Patsantar car bras Wanted. MMIH mint Mil ill equip. Call art. 5. ktM a cat. No Information about quired.Callaft/pm MI-WI. amaEAttlorAI. jy-tlil M. •FREE ESTIMHTES. Guarantied ters.Nolobtoobifortoo small. Ask CMtS. 4 ticker back Mobylatta. Under 2000 ml. $400. rjuiunrh 4 baajt prill. keMtifal SAT. JUNt JO— Please telephone Anytlta, Ml-tlOZ ' at . Colaman Popup. Elec., $1000. 541 OU 2-yiatn o«r Hia phono •Mon. - Fri. 9AM-1PM Cart Day Cara-Mothar will care for Any carpentry work. Small work. Call Scott tt I7HJ10 lo»SUnlheMin}l7-51M. H •/•neon, $80. 4 bras, on Toyota CH7^4M WOODMUOOI WITH) Able to pay hlch prices tor id. FEwcmt t atcniw jokup. haatar. J750 G. E. SLATt iray. 1 in. thick, patio wilks, and tabkn. a for $1000. Ca oulltswxthyourwhila to call for an 3S3-25OO for further infor- child In her home. Non-smoker. fk»- cludad.Freaaass t J WE STOP LEAKS. Naw roollnf * ^50. S41UI73 rirm,likanaw$l20,Call U4-517) SMITH MntWOTMntWOTOMKO H run.uted can I trucb.No Jink AUTyptt- Caarnlink.«iiqrl,mod. REMODELING - Kit/Baths, DOLL BIRTH CERTIFICATE t A00P- appointment Cal N0W...Taa Atom etc. eic. cond.. appro*. 1500sq.lt. mation. Ibkt hours. Call UHttl AIRCONDITIONERSa.pertly Install- Retkjeotal, commtreitl. Industrial Basemants.Sidln|,Addrliont, Doon repairs. Work Guar. Clark Builders .IWH MOmiS loro S.P. $100. TION PAPERS. Sand $1. ush for PAMMOIOT taaa. m emw " '' '' 974-157* Modewot* typing and ability to work with figures. Can waxtod-Ootia Font SI95 Good condition. Call $125,Call S4M175 Eip. Mom will babysit your child lo ad thru arab. 24 Trs. Eip. Cal M»n.e»per.frottlt M14H4 t Windows, Decks 1 Carafes. No lob Inc., 14|ts.a»p, M1-5I4S Ml-41O4o.i41.4TM Saan 20' $60. Call Bill altar > MOTORS complete sat. and includa stll- >piacalaad.lrvta«nii.aat4attaaa. *om to 9pm. Spocaa $6.00. LANDSCAPING SPECIAL SERVICES SOfA Colonial, two chn.. $100. SUNDAYS 6-9im. Papa. Rautt. harAianalhomaCel WM8I. m-7iw. 9 GA. VINYL WIDE, W M. t3.M/ft TOO SMALL Free nt Please Call ROOFING • AND PAINTING. Free 311-MM addraisod, stamped anvatopa to: S tOOO. 4 piece Mad. dWnjrm. aat TobtaeTToO AUTO WRECKER MOM SET, MO. 2 twin Modern tola, two chn, $300. 130/Mo. (26 daltired) No Coaae- Rod Macquirk Young mother wishes tocara for your InsttM. IKL astryfjiiiij eicept 4M.77U Estimates, Call Joe, 414-uMI tea.. Michael Macquirk. is in- Uyoftn^ oaleriotter etae M CARPETIHt. • f- •«»• * * •"• at Esbmales, work luannleed. Also UWM KlOal, IOI. Pnx. Irtwd. A Division of MUST Sal 8,000 BRICKS. AT»N nmo. Sent Moviiuj oral. HAIR- CAUKMMIA CUSTOM HIAVY WIMINO DOOM Sn 7 pel. MOO. 1125 Cillllt 3pm 1344715 IM MM, 1M. alak. pool «tar. •Mon. Tu«$. Wed. 2-6 PM PLUS Sun. 8AM-2PM cluded in the. 17th Annual alrptlna moan. Malikbot, Oanln. CARPfl - Why pay ratall? Buy direct a lilht heullni, Call 4H-IHI, %fto iota. 2 chn., 4 Ibis, w/mrtsl. blua. UNBELIEVABLE PRICE OF ISCE NTS rOWCall SM-Maal Cmt Ceattte Ate*, ft. DiMONS . J5 Infant uat SS. Can SMITH CADILLAC talenl 7 Canj.efc.can. mMJB from MH Rep. ( Sate. Corset 11 n- SWIrUMINO COOIS SUNMIIiUPHOUIBY e) Af • A Locol Contejrr, M00 54J-5J13 $P-UERS, clactrophonic muiic PER BRICK. (MM. OF 1.000 PER Full ttm eetlMea open tor Imattaj OR Edition of "Who's Who Lai THE MUSIC DOCTOR operate on Ipm JU-U77 Junk Can t Trucks. ttWIOO. stal. • folly iiiannttod. Free cOMMiacui a iNousraiAi SPECIALIZING IN OfCKS SMW-l JOBBER LOWSUTJ (2) cult md. baiia >W mtem. rack naadl work, via. $250. ORDER) G0O0 FOR PATK), SIDE- Advartlslai Salts Dapartmaat. your affair. DJ All Occasions. Cal AU SUSS cutran • n until su ^JJAon. • Fri. 1-6 PM A4onn American HlRh Esttmasw. Cal for into. MMIM 38I-M84 JIM PfTtOSKI ft CO. AU TYPO Of 'SHU Saan portabla. E»c. cond. J325/n (2) ocml chn. Now$100.Call W-1M3 WALKS. WALLS AND MANY MOKE 1S ft. ItHtall, tm Mate. Sllaj. IMaMlM.a_»« Duties Include: Illiai. tjpinf. >s»i4» / HMtas / w-iro MIS ISTMATIS HANDYMAN / CARPENTER - You liaio> Itferni.* No II r 45 YEAR IMVMlM«M School Students, 1982 • CUSTOM CARPENTRV . DRIVEWAY vela. ISO. Call altar 6pm 8lua7. M, music lunliK 4 more. WWW* Hardened (km Installed, sanded. S3M155 Students are selected by COLOR PortacJa TVs WAIiTEO at bey 2417147 carpentry repairs. Lawns mowed FULLY INSURED Jbl.llrpl .with.,90" lone, •MTTlaS lull-un. bo> lpiini lull. STOVE 30" elec. $7S. 40" llec. IN NEW CAR Color TVs. Goad condition. Will ' - cWattt nlUIASS MAILAT H0ME1 $75. pet finished. Free EH. A. Melchoir. high school principals and A^Condittoa.Oavt7»7JlIEvat. end cleaned. Gutters Cleaned. Any FREE ESTIMATES incl.bolh.S35. Call din $50. Man'l 27" 10-tpd bit*. ne« lto»a. (ISO. Book casa, $10. Cuanntw.Call 7J4-72W •undrtdl No no. Ctrl or Fid ttaw. PtltSOHM. 01SOH CHfn aUNIIW - Steam O4-1IM tf SHIUIMAN J.T.M * 574-mi guidance counselors, na- 4M-74X Clteeaat. 3 Koem • Hal (3S4S smalfob. Cel Nell MMW FUZE * SON PAVING M1-5H1 SALES FREE FILM 4 ADDRESS IMOS Sort Inod. DoteHa • and SAS.t, •TOR All PEOPLE Who Want to Im- •Eipan Pkmtlng, your paxtta Itrt/Ut PAVING rmtron| EMC. cond. carry- MICKJWUVt O«« SMrponaal to: CJLL ISIS, ro Bon 3149. prove their Quality ollite.Tta> to tke Ml-WII Floors undad * fMskad. Cel Frank tMM OMkl 541-M16 TABU mmj. ckll. t and Ibl., Eic. WITH 1 DAV FILM OEVEL. BRIN6 tional youth groups, chur- tsaiDDUewrra ormyploms a incl 1100. or B 0. Call Stuart F1.334tS NIGHTS: SPIRIT GUIDES from tha Other I—— Cnu. 174-MMotMl-ni7 SERVICES na» model No fr3440 $3S0. Cal' Cond.. muil ul. $300 or B. 0. Built On THIS AOV INSTANT PASSPOHT. ches or the company which iRBoarrutt •Ottlan naw shrub bads CONTRACTORS MHW 3I11W HM13I CAMERA REPAIRS. GAILARDS :^ibaS!Wani]o. MINTER/|4AI«0YMAN. Seme m. SMe'CiH •Pruna Shrubs, ckton bads SEWER t DRAIN CLEANING ' * Datwndabultv publishes the volume based KtUUIMN FREE ESTIMATES Drivtvrays VkP Service PHOTO. 10S6 ST. GEORGE AVE, Stor. tec rait INC. Saan bead aaetp-Fulor Part •Moo. - Fri. 6-11 PM cm MWO •fatoMHng • m J ^ KITCHEN CHAIRS WANTEO: KtYtOMH) PUYER lor tliTARS Asphalt or Concrete * Compiele SaaaclMa AVENELCAU. 10, ft 4 Imaf Tkm.CaM(t4|«.Rie»ord'lPala- upon their performance in UWDSCWR6 201 *t*-3IS> s 0 CURS . THUCKS UStD CMS* THICKS USED CAW tntUCKS .iikind wvkku bead. Vartab UtOMUiONAUV OOMt Al • 311-2227 Alwayi Ovw ZOO Can T( OQtmA MCWHtCITCinROIRaOMiN Curbing & R.R. Tics 'la Corolla sadan. a/c. t/r. scholarship award. contests HOROSCOPE nmicVaaakaaahL MMMt AFTW 4.-00 t Wawtiaml AJ.LAeujSCAPIftlJorteicieenup. NI tu-im RECOVERB) o*du p° '76 Sadsn OaVilla. tull-poMr, a/c. °74 Pontiac Ventura. Auto, low C010NM.H»IKin!)a~ii QMMIM PMIHW. Cfttewii bom, MTflUMWUiaMUr Reitnlnlnq W ll, oy stereo. 72.000 mi-, eicel. Saletl Fram WANTtft Ai»otntm«nta Avollobt. fiMtjttnulal Sod. Strata. F»rt. •AH STOOLS n stereo w/tape. low mileiie, milaafe. excel, runninf cond. tWr-weoBi, i bow pat moot*. or' extra-curricular activi- J lie. Nau UT" WOO. UIMM * ComitiallM Mr», t* kraal'IJT, F». READINGS OUrT llll. Gao. libartnaacariaTWI or To hop» ttto i TV CHAIRS-DINETTES jncchanicaltx^sound.. Ca[[._e*as JUQO-oi B. 0. Call, attar 8 p.m. PM PLUS 4Rf»12-nildnloh4Rf»12 t 1st 3 K. Pienet fM-M13 MI-MW POOLS-Infroundi Above. Sales* OTWB-JlUacaaarW.tor.lU- ETC. tla-7T«» •OAT CUSHIONS • UMU0 * mitat 574-ini bsr_U tfctla* Savtattttcatw ttcfaH/ptrt- taimssims s days/days/montdays/mtm h rAIHTIM MD Sensco. Repairs OPENINGS. tJatjar com, 24,600 mi, WM0. •v«ri>e^. Wllk MwrfMiMwH K*tlta '76 Cim.ro Rally, •heats, D/L 0/b. '74 Uontt Carlo $S00 or B. 0. Call oujuUMTal «• Ml ]l tMlea OWT mn DtCOWTINC Pooh, 11SW Wabsetr Ave., Roaaila U4-SMeo»541-71M ouum **f*tm 4Wm.. _» nuaHBaHBBB • MRS. KAYE a/c. am/lm, stereo, rear defrost HM4 CMMT KFaflB Park. vroltt Moiua. 2-dr. coupe. MOTORS Pauitutt. Eiparttocad. Intorkx/Ei- MUSI SELlt? 100 •IAKII « eUVtStM NO JOB TOO SMALL MOVING PEOPLE, Blf/Small lobs. 549-5414 . pb.ps. 68,000 mileiCiH 74 Crwry Monla Carto. 52.000 ori|. Chrysler Plymouth Hooometn aal ftttmn II loon tarior VtRYllEASOfUBlE Fn» Est milai. air. naw lirav J900 Cat altar • Cwd • PthR Fully Ins. ;4hr. ens, ei 4W-MJ4 Rats. Rstrs. Clean wears t antes. STOMP UU474c»MU;H '76 Pontiac Irani Am. 4ipd.. man. 5pm m-UH LENNY'S PAINTINC ANO ROOFING Sam Chapmen W4-MH (712pm) ini, 4-dr., aan/fm, auto., dim. 400 cu. in. ana. aiaimt 352-2525 LEVOLOR & •.CniW 13600 turn Call all 6pm SSMttT '73 Dodlt Dart as is. $300 or B 0. INTERIOR 1 EXTERIOR M1SSIN8 WATERPROOFING mi.. I27SO. Call dayi 4O0 NtWMK AVK. CLOASCTH VERTICAL tUNDS • AiiiUMt for Mult ROOF SHINGLES REPLACED. INS, Call altar 8 p.m. w«k days or or. «eeeUMktrae»lt4 Mentor MlDSTAn & TREE irtytimawk/ad. 574-Mtt FINANCINa AVAILAVXC M1-M4I CONTRACTOR «t 20% Off tktjtt>aicao«.Cei .llKSadart. dr«. tun.. 0 7 0 H . Pirflts * Giftirttits AQUILA LANDSCAPING comreucnoN me. BA&EMtm WATStflTOOf ING -f AST UeWtCllOW RATH 76 Datiun 2802. SOK mi., air. MTO INSUUIKi " _ MOTT,, ntywnty p tjn nq John'sPaintuajtContractlnV.at - seats. Coal cond, p/w. am/lm. can.. 4-ipd. |rtil ihapa. 73 Ford ITU. p/v tV°, a/c. as is Bonded t Int Lkjtt Carpan(ry/ ASPHA1T PAVUIO 4, INSTALLATION OF SUMP CAMTSUtettUK ..m/m. cb. »w W tut $3M. Depend, motor, naadl tni tOW tOW DOWN HP AAT a_Ha K —DVaaB PUMP SVSTErVB mtmt UWN & GARDEN PREPARATION Roptirt Wanpapariai t Sanrttf •AHWAV cniiw CMtw. Ask GMIH CaU MH7» MrMINT Hum-AICaasAjis. W*4tH7. •PartJng tats •Snow Plowing ALSO, GROUND I LEADS Fiat Stat W|«., 64.000 ml. '72 Foni Gran Torino, runs tood, FrM Talaphorw Ouotat R0T0T1UINGSWaiBSSO •Drhwways •ficavaring DMM ^^ SHPd, root rack. 0HC4^yL. 27 Fntafs Paiatmt lat/Eit Free Est •Temh Courts •tack Hoe Work »>nm F10, Httiotaw-tm. $350 Cal aflat 5pm aU-22%. (Incl Sunktytl em MMCH cawr.H MAT 5744M1 •M, 41000 a B 0. Call aft (pm AteraiaRoomt35. UMH1 A.C. MAINTENANCE 71 JUmm Chit Ctauc Yellow 9om. open ULtlti ____ Errors often arise . II Tl-F6h.il.: •7}C1m|Hi.ia.»ad.6orM44l«4 \ 494-1077 thai they've been right.

P RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT PAfcfe 1'4 THUf^SD^Y. JUNE 28. 1984 RAHWAY NEWS RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY. JUNE 28. 1984 PAGE 13 Mr. Pedicano, 74 Mr. Villani, 92 Frank Pedicano, 74, of Frank S. Villani. 92, of Matawan, formerly of Eli- Linden, died Monday, June ^SERVICE OBITUARIES zabeth, died Saturday, June 18. at St. Elizabeth Hospital 16, at the Monmouth Med- in Elizabeth after a brief If YOUWMCMMM ical Center in Long Branch illness. MAUPtKNANT SIDING-ROOFING S BUILDERS after a long illness. He was born in Buonal- Anthony L. Ponariello, M.D. * REPLACEMENT • DORMERS Mrs. Solomin, 92 WINDOWS •ADDITIONS Mr. Pedicano was born in bergo, Italy, and had come Eye Physician & Surgeon This Spot DIRECTORY C.F.G. KITCHENS Mrs. Kosty, 85, New York City and had SIDING - ROOFING Mrs. Mary Winnicka Sol- to the United States in COMPLETE 251-329*. ^- 331 omin. 92. of Linden, died been brought to Elizabeth 1908, and had setiled in Du- HOME IMPROVEMENTS of a Job WINDOWS at age 14, where he had liv- Pom. Pa., where he had liv- announces the opening Could Snonwood . W_^S' MMUCJKKI 70 years in Rohway Wednesday at the Elizabeth • BATHROOM TREI IHE CLOCKWORKS General Medical Center in ed until he moved to Mat- ed briefly before he moved of his office at ADDITIONS awan five years ago. io Linden 74 years ago. "• RLTEHATIONS SERVICE OFNJ.INC. 225-0331 Mrs. Mary Kosiy. 85. of Her husband. Charles Elizabeth after a long il- Be Yours mutmmmom. I Railway, died Wednesday. Kosiy. died in 1966. lness. He had been a laborer Mr. Villani had founded «9wt jtodc I Spodiling MWBSMJYIK DORMERS with Local No. 394 of the the Villani Bus Co. shortly A Comprthwutv Program •WWour llaplocmmi EDISON June 13. ai Rahway Hos Surviving arc three sons. Mrs. Solomin was born in 727 GALLOPING HILL RD. $25 dMi0Md to pmpor* you for •Doon t Pawling REDING AOTaUB AM pilal in Rahway aficr a long Alex of Colonia. William of Laborers of Elizabeth and after the siart of World War Pregnancy. Portntlna and «AJ1 typ*« Cvpcntry PRUNING-REMOVAL IBtOMKIKMS . Poland and had come to rrmUoul I Hettn Phoenix. Ariz., and Sam of this country and Elizabeth he retired 12 years ago. II. He had started ihe No. UNION, N.J. 07083 your Growing Family •Stow S Quarry I AIRIAl UfT TRUa 44 bus line between Linden For Cmntic Tib lmtall«l FIREWOOD iua t routs OH I 499-7555 Granby. Conn.; three dau- 75 years ago. She had been Mr. Pedicano was an Ar OASSES. miuusoraocaj my veteran of World War Center and midtown Eliza- BOB COLLINS £•1494-1330 f Mrs. Kosiy was born in ghter'.. Mrs. Ann Hardoby a resident of Linden for 42 Office Hours By Appointment SHOWROOM • 24 ELM AVE., RAHWAY II. beth and in 1920 he had Vaurkby FREE ESTIMATE Czechoslovakia and hadof Toms River. Mrs. Helen years. 7 Weeks Uohm 6343809 He had also been a started the first .school bus oor Odd to/ «M lir* st a fc*v M*-41«l come to this country and Bonk of Rahway and Mrs. She had been a communi- FREE ESTIMATES - FULLY LICENSED A INSURED Irene Jaros of Scotch member of the Pat Riccio service in Linden. He had INSURED Rahwav 70 years ago. cant of St. John the Apostle FINANCING AVAILABLE - ALL WORK GUARANTEED IN WRITING Plains; a brother. Charles Assn. of Elizabeth. also worked for Merck and 558-1717 574-1200 CALL FOR CLASSES IN YOUt AR£A. R. C. Church of Clark-Lin- Co.. Inc. of Rahway for Hamrd Pnfag t JOIN OUR FAMILY OF SATISFIED CUSTOMERS IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD She had been a communi- Skoba of Albcria. Canada: a den. Mr. Pedicano had been a Eicmatioa Co. lac. sister. Mrs. Pauline Kosiy communicant of St. Hed several years. EXPERT FUEL OIL cant of St. Thomas the Her husband. Joseph wig's R. C. Church of -Apo.sile Byzantine Rite of Rahway; 21 grandchil- Solomin. died in 1954. He had been a communi- Premium Grade NOVA dren and nine great-grand- Elizabeth. cant of Si. Elizabeth's R. C. PAYROLL Catholic Church of Rah- Surviving are a son. (UPHOLSTERV children. He was the widower of Church of Linden. G s way. Frank of Hillside; four dau- BOOKKEEPING 5LJN SERVICE DIRECTORY ADS eon to yours I ghters, Mrs. Stcfania But- Mrs. Lucy Pedicano. Mr. Villani had also been PLUMUINCiV Call An Expert Surviving are a son,a member of Lodge No. 913 SERVICES Only *756 TOTAL for 8 confeutiv w—k$. chko of Linden and Mrs. Nursery/ TREE SERVICE .98 • HtATINC, ALL STATE ROOFING Ernest of Rahway; a dau- of the Loyal Order of the Victoria Sevinsky. Mrs. Payroll checks and •LOT CLEARING — NOME IMMOVfWMT1 Mrs. Spodaro, 83, ghter, Mrs. Carol Saracen Moose. Lodge No. 1960 of records, payroll tax Kindergarten ASPH/UT MIVIWAYS ISO 6«L Mh. 636-2231 Rcgina Mandrona and Mrs. AUTO INSURANCE & LAWN CARE AND PAMINC LOTS of Malawan; three sisters, the Benevolent and Protec- School PUUV IMUMD CASK ONLY ALL ANYTIM Helen Cordasco. all of reports filed and tax PHI ICTUMATfl • »•«» a* 15 years in Clark Mrs. Betty Timoni of Eliza- tive Order of tilks, John deposits made. Cash •Reading Readiness S»r»l<;« available Clark; eight grandchildren •Skills & Concepts Immediate Coverage SON COBOCBO 634-9038 and 18 great-grandchildren. beth. Mrs. Anna Botta of Rus-sell Wheeler Post No. Receipts and Cash 2U-137O Miami and Mrs. Lillian 1397 of the Veterans of SxB 541-2787 Mrs. Anna Spadaro. S3. Surviving are four daugli- Disbursements, Bank •Mas Beit s«r Payments Available 382-1760 Rafaniello of Slaten Island, Foreign Wars and Post No. Reconciliations. 721-5(57 of Clark, died Friday. June icrs. Mrs. Dora Ciraolo of and a grandchild. 102 of the American Leg- 15. at Muhlenberg Hospital Piscataway; Mrs. Leah Pas- Mrs. Svabik, 82 ion, all of Linden. HERE ARE 16 REASONS in Plainfield afier a brief sariello of Weslfield. Mrs. Wf PICK UP AND DI1IVER Representing Tht TiwtUn Insurance Co. Mrs. Catherine Tempos He had also been a for- IIASONAILI RATES BUSINESS - HOMEOWNERS - LIFE G M MASON illness. Yola DeProspero of Scotch CAR & TRUCK SEAMLESS She was born in Popoli, Plains and Mrs. Lydia Tola Svabik. 82. of Elizabeth, Mr. Ruiz, 53 mer member of the Ameri- CALL ANNA VAIDMAN WE NEED CARRIERS * MVIMIMT -^-»' TO START!! can-Italian Club, the Soc- 1155 R 2153 Si. Eeon«« CLARK Italy, and had come 10 the of Clark; a brother. Salva- died Sunday, June 17. at • • t. 133 • KM,, HOC,. U^« Lm. V**,,* Or CONTRACTOR J^ ' •New Low Spring Ratas (Save Up to 33%) (201) An., Htkwey 70S Amboy Ave. • bod. RENTALS tore Villa in Italy; a sister. home after a brief illness. . Ivan Ruiz. 53. of Hillside, iate di Buonalbcrgo of ****** T»ro«. Wr*r Rood. Dc.gnlona, 1^ . •SUPS GUTTERS United States and Westfield U1-M40 Woodbridge, N.J. 07095 Md Way. bn«raU Cl . b«*™id ««. W*,T«»U • I-PIICE INSTALLATION •Lowest Bank Rates in the Stated Mrs. Virginia Latanzi in She was born in Czecho- I died Sunday. June 17, ai Newark and the New Jer- 382-1265 636-2602 C ^ua. MouMon,*. load. l Jmprauement •PATIOS in 1920 and moved to Clark On**, lainbo* Om*. Anwta C

I »f . .. PAGE 16 THURSDAY. JUNE 28. 1984 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1984 PAGE Miss Tomchak PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE gets degree NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING "BECAUSE THE PEOPLE MUST KNOW " SHERIFFS SALE BY RAHWAY A Clark scholar. Lorraine BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT SUPERIOR COURT OF Tomchak, the daughter of NEW JERSEY Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Tom- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that CHANCERY DIVISION chak of 12 Ivy St., wasWalter McUod of 856 Thorn UNION COUNTY Street. Rahway. New Jersey has fil- DOCKET NO. F-81544 graduated from the Doug- ed an application with the Board of RELIANCE SAVINGS AND lass College in New Bruns- Adjustment of the City of Rahway. LOAN ASSOCIATION, a for review and approval of a site wick on May 24 with a bac- PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE corporation of tnt helor's degree in arts and plan covering lots 2 and 3, block United States o( America. 685. Tax AtUs of the City of Plahtiff VS. LEON A. SAW1CK1 science. Rahway. and a request to vary the STATEMENT Sealed bids will be received by the and ZOE C. SAWfCKL hH wife. provisions of the Zoning Ordinance and the State of New Jersey, fed Miss Tomchak is a 1980 of the City of Rahway to permit the The bond ordinance published herewith has been finally adopted on Department of Public Works of the June 18. 1984. and the twenty-day period of limitation within which a City of Rahway In the Public Works Defendants graduate of Arthur L. construction of a two family dwell- CIVIL ACTION ing on the said lots 2 and 3. suit, action or proceeding questioning the validity of such ordinance can Office, 999 Hart Street. Rahway. N. Johnson Regional High be commenced, as provided in the I nrnl Bond Law. has begun to nan J. on Thursday. July 12. 1984: WRIT OF EXECUTION School in Clark. At Doug- The Board of Adjustment will from the date of the first publication of this statement. 1. For the purchase of one (1) FOR SALE OF lass she served as a com-, hold a public hearing to consider the AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN ORDINANCE DESIGNATED Epoke Spreader at 1000 A.M. MORTGAGED PREMISES muter advisor and as the application in the Council ORDINANCE NO. 83-24. ADOPTED SEPTEMBER 19. 1983. EN Specifications may be secured Chambers. City Hall. City Hall TITLED "BOND ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR IMPROVEMENT from the Superintendent of Public By virtue of the above-stated writ president of the Advisory Plaza. Rahway. New Jersey. Mon- OF VARIOUS STREETS IN AND BY THE TOWNSHIP OF of execution to me dtavcted I shall fH day evening. July 16. 1984, 7:30 Works Office at 999 Han St.. Council. She was a recipient CLARK IN THE COUNTY OF UNION, NEW JERSEY. AP- expose for sale by public vendue. In P.M., Daylight Savings Time, or as Rahway. in academics and achieve- PROPRIATING $33.500.00 THEREFORE AND AUTHORIZING Each proposal must be made ROOM 207. In the Court House, in soon thereafter as the Secietaiy's THE ISSUANCE OF $31,825.00 BONDS OR NOTES OF THE me City of Elizabeth. N. J. on ments. calendar will permit. upon the prescribed forms furnished The graduate received a TOWNSHIP FOR FINANCING SUCH APPROPRIATION- with the spectficatkxis. Bidders WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of You may appear in person or be BE IT ORDAINED by the Governing Body of the Township of Clark shall submit bids In sealed July A. D.. 1984 at two o'clock In 3.5 average out of a possible represented by jgent or attorney that Section 2 of Ordinance No. 83-24. adopted September 19. 1983. envelopes plainly marked with the the afternoon of said day. and be heard (of or in opposition to 4.0. She has joined the staff entitled "Bond Ordinance Providing for Improvement of various Streets name of the bidder and the item on The property to be sold Is located the said application at the proper bi and by the Township of Clark In the County of Union, New Jersey. In the TOWNSHIP OF CLARK. In of Rockefeller University rime. which he U bidding. Bids can be on 66lh St., New York, as Appropriating $33,500.00 Therefore and Authorising the Isssuance of hand delivered or mailed, but must the COUNTY of UNION, and The application and all pertinent $31,825.00 Bonds or Notes of the Township for Financing Such Ap- arrive prior to the ttmt! set for open* STATE OF NEW JERSEY. an assistant biochemist. data are on file In the oHice of the propriation" be and the same is hereby amended to read as follows: Ing the bids. MAILED BIDS MUST Commonly known as Lot 11 in Clerk of the Board in the City Hall Block 37 on the Tax Map. and may be examined during Section 2. Delete Btlarheath Lane and Insert Deeovood Drive. Wheat BE SENT BY CERTIFIED, SWEET TREAT - Students in Mrs. Mary Schmltt's third grade class from Franklin sheaf Road. Brooks|de Terrace (Willow to Brook) and Laurel Lane (to Dimensions of Property: 113.65 "Experience is a dear school . regular business hours. RETURN RECEIPT MAIL. Bidders School of Rahway display an eight-pound candy bar from the Nestle Co. for having the the extent of the frontage of three homes.) Delete Coldevtn Road and In- are required to comply with the re- feet by 130.00 feet by 114.44 feet but fools will learn in no sen Sunset Drive. Delete Autumn Avenue and insert Pant Street. Pine by 141.35 feet. highest percentage of participation during the annual candy sale sponsored by the other." Benjamin Franklin quirements of Public Laws 1975 C, Walter McLeod, applicant Street, and Oak Street. Delete Terhune Road and Insert Wlnthrop Road 127. Nearest Cioss Street: Stuate on Parent-Teacher Assn. 856 Thorn Street and Doris Way. Municipal Council reserves the the southerly side of Canterbury Rahway, New Jersey 07065 THIS ORDINANCE shall take effect Immediately upon adoption and right to reject any or all bids as Drive approximately 120 feet tn an publication according to law. deemed In the best- Interests of the easterly direction from the easterly It...6/28/84 Fee: $25.11 EDWARD R. PADUSN1AK City of Rahway. sideline of Stemmer Drive. TOWNSHIP CLERK Premises commonly known as 44 TOWNSHIP OF CLARK Thomas K. Schlmmel, Canterbury Drive. Clark. New It...6/28/84 Fee: $40.30 Superintendent Jersey Department of Public Works There Is due approximately $72,995.95 together with Interest It-6/28784 Fee: $21.70 from April 30, 1984 and costs. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE There Is a full legal description on file In the Union County Sheriffs PUBLIC NOTICE Office. CORPORATION NOTICE SHERIFF'S, SALE The Sheriff reserves the rightt o PUBUC NOTICE Is hereby given adjourn this sale. SUPERIOR COURT OF that the following Ordinance was CORPORATION NOTICE duly adopted and approved on final NEW JERSEY PUBUC NOTICE Is hereby given SNEVILY, ELY & WILLIAMS, DIAL-A- CHANCERY DIVISION reading at a Regular meeting of the that the following Ordinance was Municipal Council, Township of duly adopted and approved on final ATTYS UNION COUNTY CX-94-03 (DJ &. RNR) Clark, New Jersey Monday evening, reading at a Regular meeting of the DOCKET NO. F-6301-83 RALPH FROEHLICH June 18. 1984. Municipal Council, Township of INTERCOUNTY MORTGAGE Sheriff CORP.. a New York AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND Clark, New Jersey Monday evening, AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED. June 18. 1984. corporation. Plaintiff 41-6/21. 6/28. 7/5. 7/12/84 VS. MICHAEL STEWARD, -AN ORDINANCE AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND Fee: $141.36 et als.. Defendants ESTABUSHING POSITIONS. AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED. SALARIES AND DUTIES "AN ORDINANCE TO FIX CIVIL ACTION UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM PUBUC NOTICE SERVICE WRIT OF EXECUTION CIVIL SERVICE". ADOPTED SALARIES". ADOPTED JULY Drop in or- LENNY'S PLUMBING & HEATING we will deliver DISTINGUISHED FOR SALE OF NOVEMBER 9. 1964. 12, 1965. a Unique bouquet INSUIlAHCt SERVICE MORTGAGED PREMISES Edward R. Padusnlak Edward R. Padusnlak NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING Electric Sewer & Drain Cleaning of Mylar or latex M» OVER 50 TEARS Township Clerk Township Clerk BY RAHWAY balloons By vtrrue of the above-stated writ TOWNSHIP OF CLARK TOWNSHIP OF CLARK BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT St. License of execution to me directed I shall It...6/28/84 Fee: $13.02 It..6/28/84 Fee: $12.09 FULLY INSURED #6249 OUR OLD FASHIONED expose for sale by public uendue. In PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that AND BONDED ROOM 207, In the Court House. In Joseph Vltale of 2204 Elizabeth KNOW HOW" PLUS OUR the City of Elizabeth. NJ. on PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE RATING COMPUTERS Avenue, Rahway, N.J. has filed an WEDNESDAY, the 1 lth day of Ju- application with the Board of Ad FAST CAN ly AD. 1984 at two o'clock In the OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK • RAHWAY. NEW JERSEY justment of the City of Rahway. for SERVICE afternoon of said day. review and approval of a Site Plan The property to be sold Is located NOTICE OF INTENTION Weddings SAVE YOU MONEY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following ordinance was In- covering lot 30. block 241, Tax Birthdays In the City of Rahway In the County Atlas of the City of Rahway and a of Union, and State of New Jersey troduced and passed on first reading at a Special meeting of the Hospital Municipal Council of the City of Rahway, County of Union, State of request to vaiy the provisions of the Commonly known as: 1082 Zoning Ordinance of the City of and all 388-8080 Fulton Street, Rahway, New Jersey New Jersey, held on Monday evening June 25, 1984. and that said or- dinance will be taken up for further consideration and final passage at a Rahway to permit the erection of an Occasions Tax Lot No. 47 In Block No. 658 addition to the existing building •Water Heaters 208 W. Dimensions of Lot: (Approx- Regular meeting at City Hall Plaza, Rahway, New Jersey on Monday Evening July 9, 1984 at 8:00 P.M. prevailing time, at which time and erected on the said bt 30. The said •Sump Pumps imately) 31 feet wide by 100 feet building Is commonly known as 3880400 MILTON AVE., long place all persons Interested therein will be given an opportunity to be •Gas Boilers heard concerning the same. 2204 Elizabeth Ave. HWestfieldAve. Nearest Cross Street: Situate on The Board of Adjustment will •Dishwashers RAHWAY the northwesterly side of Fulton Ordinance No. A-19-84 Clark,NJ 07066 AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR TO CLOSE hold a public hearing to consider the •Gas Barbecue Street. 222 feet from the nor- application In the Council theasterly side of East Hazelwood STREETS UNDER CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES PURSUANT TO Grills KENNETH N.J.S. 40:67-16.9. Chambers. City Hall. City Hall Avenue. Plaza, Rahway, N.J.. Monday even- Slipcovers, Draperies There Is due approximately BE IT ORDAINED by the Municipal Council of tho City of Rahway NAIL 0WHBI that: Ing. July 16. 1984, 7:30 P.M.. Bathroom $42,690.84 together with Interest Daylight Saving Time, or as soon & Kitchen 7 Bedspreads & Shades computed at t(je contract rate of Section 1. The Mayor, or his deslgnee, may authorize, by executive CO. order, the closing of any street or portion thereof to rnotor vehicle traffic thereafter as the Secretary's calen- fofca Hwh lo Ordtr 15.50% on the principal sum In dar will permit. Remodeling RAHWAY TRAVEL default of $38,138.29 from October on any day or days or during specified hours on any day or days DOMESTIC « FOREIGN Lareaal aalaciion In 13, 1983 to May 4,1984 and lawful whenever he finds that such closing Is necessary for the preservation of You may appear In person or be -hi* araa Interest thereafter of the total due of the public safety, health or welfare. represented by agent or attorney COMPLETI DESIGN * TRAVEL Fttlad In your homa and be heard for or In opposition to GROUP TOURS'CRUISES - OiuMMMd Wora- $42,690.84 and costs. Section 2. Any executive order Issued pursuant to Section 1 hereof INSTALLATION ' manahtp shall direct that proper warning sign of said closing be posted In any the said application, at the proper RAIL • Flnaal fabrlca There Is a full legal description on time. Residential FENCB«TENNIS COURTS * L In the office of the -AetkorheJ- •TAILORING-SHIRTS data are on file tn the office of the LAKE AVE. HOIMA Oak f •*• M. same against th« subscriber. clerk of the Board, kt the Cay Hal GfMOUL ELKTtrC MI. comti SUEDE-LEATHER & FUR Clerk of the Board-in the City Hall Shawn ODonneH and may' be cxarnkwd -during PNUCO'KA COLONIA CLEANING IMIIM and may be examined during Executor regular business hour.. STLVAMU Noovn regular business hours. teQAXWARI fKll MINOR REPAIRS Armstrong & Link. Attorneys ' James Heleraitd Robert Crltschk,. John La Guardla, applicant 30 Vail Place 382-2088 382-8713 ; 283-2626 1675 Bridge Street P.O. Box 167D 154 Gertrude" Sm»rt, 381-6142 Rahway, New Jersey 07065 Rahway, N J. 07065 dark. NJ. 07066 STMTE HWY tn 27 * ST. GBORBES Mft. RAHWMfj It...6/28/84 Fee: $27.28 U..6/28/84 Fee: $17.98 ^$27.90

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