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VOL. 165 NO. 27 RAHWAY, NEW JERSEY. THURSDAY. JULY 2. 1987 USPS 454-160 25 CENTS Parents demand removal of Madison School teacher by Pai DiMaggio assure you we will not en- paint, sand and refurbish successful completion of the —Appointed Carol Mil- More than 30 parents at- danger your children and various pieces of equipment State Criminal History lerick as secretary to the tended the June 29th meet- we will allow them to have to color code for a fee of Review for school employ- business adminis- ing of the Rahway Board of a thorough and efficient $3,100. ees: Colleen Sweeney. trator/board secretary at an Education to ask the board education." —Accepted the resigna- Kimbcrly Palmer. Joel Da- interim salary rate of to remove a third grade After the meeting Mrs. tion of Paul Jedic. custo- vion. $15,000. teacher at Madison School. Christian, who has a son dian, effective June 30. —Approved the follow- —Appointed, retroactive- Debbie Christian, acting who will enter the third —Approved fund raisers ing transfers: Nancy Beach ly, the following Summer ; as a representative of those grade in September, said she for the Intermediate School from the High School School teachers, compensa- present, read a prepared will take a "wait and see at- Girls Softball Team. Resource . Room to In- tion to be $700 per period: statement asking for the titude." Franklin Schools First termediate Neurologically ^Fred Steubcr, Health; Gary ; boards intervention on "I'll tell you right now, if Grade students, Grovcr Impaired Class; Patricia Alt Swanqin, Computer. , behalf of the "concerned that teacher is there my son Cleveland Schools K.-6 from Intermediate Percep- —Approved a summer parents of Madison will not be there." said students and the High tually Impaired to In- extra services work \ School." Christian- School's Band, Chorus and termediate Resource Room; schedule for William : "'This teacher is no longer ln other business, the Blue-Tri. Diane Camera from In- Petrino. ; providing a thorough and board: —Accepted the resigna- termediate Compensatory —Appointed Gloria AI- efficient education," said — Reappointed Glen tion of Gerard ICucnze, Education to Intermediate bertalli. School Psychologist Christian. "There have been Curnow, Louis Pini and Special Education teacher Mathematics; Janet Mann- for a period of 15 days dur- rumors of the lack of con- Andrew Hartnett as Assis- at the High School, effec- ing from Intermediate ing the summer at an in- Mathematics to In- ASPIRING NURSES ... Five local young women F. Kennedy High School and will be attending the trol and discipline in the tant Football Coaches at tive June 30. terim rate of $ 100 based on received a total of $7500 In scholarship money from Rutgers College of Nursing. Miss Fennell, a graduate of classroom and rumors of the annual compensation —Accepted the resigna- termediate Compensatory a seven hour day. Education; Harry Kuhn the Rahway Hospital Auxiliary to study for careers In Abraham Clark, will also be attending Rutgers. MlM mental and physical abuse." rale of $3,157 each. tion of Barbara Thurston. —Approved a summer nursing. From left are: Meeta K. Shah of Carteret, Coulson, a graduate of Rahway High School, received Many parents are so con — Reappointed the fol- Attendance Officer, effec- from Franklin Child Study extra services work Team to Roosevelt Child Deborah A. Wherrity of Iselin. Monlka Helllnger of Iselin, an award of $ 1000. She will be attending the University cerned that they are con- lowing: Howard Walker. tive July I. schedule for the following Colleen Coulson of Rahway, and Auxlllans Elenora of South Carolina School of Nursing. Mls3 Shah I* the sidering removing their Head Coach/Girls Tennis, —Approved a child rear- Study Team; N. Eileen School Psychologists for a Hahm from Roosevelt Campbell and Marlon Hall, who co-chaired the scholar- recipient of the Gran Centurion Award of $500 and will children from the Rahway SI.263; Mario Kawc/.ynski, ing leave of absence for period of 15 days at an in- ship committee. The fifth recipient, not shown, Is be attending the Charles E. Gregory School of Nursing school system said Chris- Head Coach/Boys Soccer, Helen Davis, Speech Cor- Child Study Team to terim rate of $ 100 based on Franklin Child Study Doreen Fennell ol Roselle. Miss Hellinger, Miss Fen- in Perth Amboy. She is a graduate of Carteret High tian. "If this is not resolved. $2,946; George Mitchell. rectionist at Roosevelt a seven hour day: Phillip nell. and Miss Wherrity each received $2000. Both School. we feel we have no alter- Assistant Coach/Boys Soc- School, for the 1986-87 Team; L. Lukaszewicz from Morvitz and Robert Miss Hellinger and Miss Wherrity are graduates of John native," she said. cer. $2,105; Dennis Shoe- school year. Chapter I Pre School to Hegedus. Robert Munscy. Presi- kley. Assistant Coach/Girls — Reappointed the Grovcr Cleveland; John —Approved a summer dent of the Board of Educa- Soccer. $2,105; John Di following to be listed on the Sclafani from Elementary extra services work tion, said the board was in- Blasio, Fall Trainer. $3,157; Substitute Teacher List: Music to Chapter I Pre schedule for the following Pollack named vestigating allegations Glenn Curnow, Head Kathleen Albrecht, Eliza- School; Kerry Rigolelto Learning Disability Teacher Merck director Coach/Girls Basketball. beth Armstrong, Linda from Compensatory Educa- Consultants for a period of against the teacher. "There tion to Grover Cleveland Sports clinics offered are limitations to what we $3,203; Harry Reiser, Head Comunale, Cheryl Embrey, 15 days at an interim rate of Edward P. Pollack, has Bowling Coach. $1,263; Donald Freeland, Jo-Ann classroom;,,Gwea Hulnik $83 based.on-,a sixUWu can say; we cannot name from Grover Cleveland to been named Director, Pn> names," said Munsey. "We Richard Nolan, Head Hamet,'' Kathleen Horton, day: Rose Mary ColaSito, ject Planning and Manage- Swimming Coach, $1,999; Carol Kaminski, Maureen Compensatory Education; Darlene Morris and free to Rahway youth are aware of some of the cir- Kathleen Sica from Chapter ment in Merck Sharp & cumstances that took place Ronald Ervick, Assistant Leshko, Janice Petrusko, Beatrice Trooskin. Dohme Research Labora- Swimming Coach, $1,473. Robin Roberts, Deborah I Basic Skills to Roosevelt —Approved a summer at one of our schools. I School; Christine Klundcr tories (MSDRL). assure you this is not a dead —Reappointed Wallace Russell. Arnold Schaffer, extra services work His new position encom- Five free sports clinics Rocco Colucci, junior varsi- to 31 from 1 to 5 p.m. Sophie Scheidt, Mccky from Franklin Resource schedule for the following issue. We understand and Wellington as a custodian Room to Franklin/- passes the management of will be held in the city of ty boys' coach, will direct Glenn Curnow, varsity share your concerns." at an interim annual salary Smith, Marilyn Weiler, School Social Workers for a planning activities for Rahway during the month the clinic which features girls' coach, will coordinate Valerie Wagenhoffer. Cleveland Resource Room; period of 15 days at an in- Munsey said that there of $14,450. Robyn Molloy from animal health and agricul- of July. The clinics are be- shooting, dribbling, passing, the week of instruction with was still two months to go — Approved Urban Gloria Weins, Lawrence terim rate of $83 based on a tural chemical development ing coordinated by Tom rebounding, and defense members of his coaching Powell. Franklin School to Com- six hour day: Joan Davis, before the beginning of the Weiss to repair and service pensatory Education. programs related to MSD Lewis, athletic director at skills. A special lecture and staff. school year and two more various Wood Shop, Metal —Added the following N. Eileen Hahm and Harry AGVET, the animal health Rahway High School. guest speaker arc planned Clinics are open to all meetings of the board to Shop and Home Mainten- names to the Substitute —Reappointed Eileen Di Kuhn. and agricultural products The Board of Education, for later in the week. residents of Rahway bet- decide the issue. "We can ance Shop machines and to Teacher List pending the Giovanni as secretary to the —Approved a summer division of Merck & Co., City of Rahway's Recrea- The third week of July ween the ages of 12 and 17, superintendent of schools. extra services work Inc. tion Department and Merck will feature two clinics. except the baseball clinic —Reappointed Maritaq schedule for Janet Buchan- Pollack has been asso- and Co. Inc. are providing Boys' baseball under the which will be open to boys Muscara as clerk-typist for nan for Child Study Team ciated with MSD AGVET the funds necessary for direction of varsity baseball between the ages of 10 and the Child Study Team at clerical work. projects since the formation these events. coach Bill Dolan will be 17. The Roosevelt School at an in- —Approved the summer of the division in 1979, and The first clinic will be for held at Veterans Memorial The clinics will feature terim salary of $8,790. extra services work coordinated the develop- football, from July 6 to 10 Field from. 10 a.m. to noon, important aspects of play. —Reappointed the fol- schedules for the elemen- ment of new products, in- from 2 to 6 p.m., at and 1 to 4 p.m. from July guests speakers from Spirit lowing aides: Mary Allen, tary school principals from cluding the highly suc- Veterans Memorial Field. 20 to 24. The clinic will be throughout New Jersey, $5.67 per hour; Phyllis July 1 through July 15 at cessful parasiticides contain- Varsity football coach Lou open to all boys between t shirts to participants and Anderson, $7.46 per hour; $1100 per week. ing invermectin, a revolu- Racioppe will direct the the ages of 10 and 17. refreshments. That Lucy Angelo, $7.46; tionary product that mini-camp which will be During the same week, a All clinics are free, and Frances Argentiere, $7.46; — Authorized Frank simultaneously controls in- open to young men bet- wrestling clinic will be held according to Tom Lewis, Rose Billy, $7.46; Pamela Buglione and Frank ternal and external parasites ween the ages of 12 and 17. in the high school gym "This opportunity will pro- Was... Bonderenko, $6.26; Helen Lukaszewicz to work three of animals. In 1986 he also Some points of emphasis in- nasium between 5 and 9 vide the young men and Bonk. $7.46; Junaree weeks this summer in order assumed responsibility for clude running, drills to im- p.m. Varsity wrestling women a .chance to meet Booth, $5.67; Arlene D'Ad- to write Basic Skills Im- management of agricultural prove agility, team play, coach Fred Stuebcr will with an excellent staff of dario, $7.46; Antonetta de- provement Plan for the development programs. timing and testing, and an coordinate activities that in- coaches, receive free in- I lie men who signed the Declaration of Independence knew the Jong, $7.46; Cecilia Jeter, District, Chapter I Pre He joined MSDRL as a introduction to the weight clude numerous coaches struction and enjoy the hcai > responsibilities that c;imc with nideix-Mulcucc. Fach one was $7.46; Arlene Karaman, School Program and Com- microbiologist in 1970 after room. from Union and Middlesex aware of the dancers and hardships that la> ahead, as they signed. month of July." $5.67; Barbara Kostick, pensatory Education Pro- earning the B.S. degree in Boys' basketball will be counties. It was not a lime for sunshine patriots then. It is not a lime for sun- $7.46: Cheryl Kiger, $5.67; Further details may be shine patriots now. gram for the District. biology and chemistry from featured from July 13 to 17 The girls' basketball clinic provided by reaching Mr. Carol Manning, $5.67; the University of West in the high school gym- will be held in the high Just as our forefathers knew hardship anil discouragement, so Elizabeth O'Brien. $7.46; Lewis at 396-1101 between \ do «e ai limes . . . Inn lliey prevailed . . . and so shall we. because —Adjusted the interim Florida in Pensacola. nasium from 2 to 6 p.m. school gymnasium July 27 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. we livL- in ihe most advanced . . most beautiful . . . most compas Helen Pallay, $7.46; Anne salary of Jacquelyn Tor- Pollack, his wife Ellen, siniKile land civili/aiion has ever known. Roegiers. $7.46; Terri cicollo to $36,925 for her and their two children, Ted Roskcy, $5.67; Jill Ryan, attainment of the Master's and Jay, reside in Westfield, $5.67; Judith Schneider, degree. New Jersey. $S.67. — Reappointed Joan O'Bryan as a Compensatory ...Still Is!!! Education teacher at the in- Rahway students terim salary of $21,423. \\ — Appointed Judith Join with us in celebrating Our Fossa as a Vocal Music honored at UCC Freedom, by cutting out the flag in this teacher at the Intermediate issue. ;nul displaying ii in \our window, School at the interim salary Twelve Rahway residents majoring in civil construc- your car, wuir business, or your front door are among 211 full-time and tion engineering tech- . , , on Saturday. Jul> 4, 1^X7. of $21,923. nology; Joanne Bauman. —Appointed Mary Hoz- part-time students named to the President's- List at He protul ol (he Hag of \our n;itiou jan. Cosmetology teacher at majoring in niireing at Eli- we are! the High School at the in- Union County College for zabeth General Medical terim salary rate of $23,073. the Spring Semester. Center; Michelle D. Ir- —Appointed Leio Aliran- The President's List rizarry, majoring in liberal \\ gues as an English teacher recognizes students who at the High School at the in- have achieved a minimum arts/communication; Loret- LET'S ALL CUT OUT...AND terim salary rate of $20,573. of a 3.5 cumulative average la Duming, Suzette Zaz- —Appointed Linda Stout based on a 4.0 scale. zarino. and Patricia i. Zim- DISPLAY OUR FLAG...WE as School Nurse. Madison Rahway residents named merman, all majoring in to the President's List in- liberal arts; Timothy P. KIWANIS SCHOLARSHIP ... Leo Kahn, right, chairman of the Klwanls Club of WANT TO SEE FLAGS School, at the interim salary clude: Elizabeth H. Fiorito, Fleming, majoring in liberal Rahway Scholarship Committee Is shown with the club's selection for 1987, Christine EVERYWHERE!!! rate of $20,573. majoring in accounting/ arts/urban studies; Virginia Zapotocky and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Zapotocky. Christine was the —Appointed John Stasi data processing; Lynda M. Sadowski. majoring in phy- salutatorlan ol the Rahway High School 1987 graduating class. She was an active as Area Supervisor/Math Brophy, majoring in busi- sical therapy assistance, and member of the Key Club and was Its president during her senior year. She expects to ****** and Business Education at ness; Walter J. Soper and Christine Goodman, major- attend Bucknell with the possibility of attending Princeton. The Klwanls Club of ****** the annual salary of Rahway meets on Wednesdays at 12:15 at the Columbian Club In Rahway. $44,342. Thomas E. Timko. both ing in secretarial science. PAGE 2 THURSDAY. JULY 2- \'&~ RAHWAY NEWS RECORD CLARK PATRJO r RAHWAY NEWS RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY. JULY 2, 1987 PAGE 3 UCCdottd ARC installs Library activities for 1 Clark Historical Society Students, faculty and new president Rahway Public Library a.m.; and Story Time. staff at all campuses plans Philly excursion Summer Activities for theThursday. July 9, 10:30 At the recent annual Union County College The Clark Historical Sylvester Stallone made his I with menial retardation and week of Monday, July 6 a.m.-l 1:15 am. celebrate Independence meeting of the Association also support services for will be: Young Adult Club. For access for the han Society is sponsoring a bus famous run up the steps in for Retarded Citizen* ot Day on Friday, July 3, with trip to Philadelphia on Sun- the filming of "Rocky." their families. Book Bingo. Tuesday. July dicapped to Young Adult the suspension of classo Union County. Fred Fusco Sow in its 38th year, the 7. I p.m. 2:30 p.m.; Games Activities, call 388-0761. Miss Cygler to wed day. September 13, in com- Immediately following of New Providence was in and the closing of offices foe memoration of the 200th lunch, the group will con- Association currently has and Relay Races. Thursday, for Children's and Read To- the day. stalled ai president o.' the Me Club Activities, call Anniversary of the Con-tinue visiting special ex- two early childhood pro- July 9. 10 a.m.-11:30 a.m.; The holiday will apply Alfonse Novelli social service agency. Mr. 381 4110 stitution. hibits that celebrate the grams, vocational and pre Children's Activities, Game the four campuses of t Fusco, along »uh his wife vocational training centers. Day. Monday. July 6. 10 The Library will be clos Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cygler of Cleveland Ave., The bus will leave from Bicentennial of the Con- Jeanne, has been an active College: Cranford. Elia- Bradlees at 7:30 a.m. and stitution, which includes For more information a.m.-noon; Story Time. ed on Friday, July 3 in beth. Scotch Plains and Colonia announce Ihe engagement of their daughter member of the ARC since concerning any of these ser- Kindergarten-Third Grade. observance of Independ- Kathleen to Alfonse Novelli of Wood Ridge, son of Mr. return 7 p.m. the "Miracle at Philadel- 1985. and served as trcas Plainfieki. It will also be The price of the trip is phia" Exhibit, the "Promise vices, please call the ARC Tuesday, July 7. 1:30 ence Day. observed at the Schools of and Mrs. Frank Novelli of Farmingdale Rd.. Wayne. The urcr in the preceding term office. 754-5910. p.m.-2:30 p.m.; T-shin Day. engagement was announced on May 16, 1987. $32 which includes lunch at of Permanency" Exhibit At the same meeting. Nursing and Schools of the Sizzler Restaurant, (lax and the "Magna Carta" Ex- Wednesday, July 8. 10:30 Did Tot. Know? Radiography at the Eliza- Kathleen is a graduate of Colonia High School and various community busi- a.m. 11:30 a.m.: Read-To- A worker honeybee col- the University of Idaho. She is employed by Belle Inc., and gratuity included). hibit (time permitting). The nesses, organi2ations and in bcth General Medical Upon arrival, the group will tour will depart from Me Club. Dragon Cra/t. lects enough nectar in hisCenter and the Muhlenberg New York City, as an Assistant Buyer. dividual* were recognized Paper Boy Puppet. Tues lifetime to nuke about 1/10 Alfonse is a graduate of Newtown High School, meet with a guide for a Philadelphia at S p.m. for their contributions to Molindo Goray Regional Medical Center in four-hour sightseeing tour The trip is open to all and day. July 7, 10:30 a.m.-ll o/ a pound of honey. Plainfield. which arc af- Newtown. Ct., and the University of Connecticut. He is the ARC ami the people self-employed with AVN Automation, Inc. and is an of the "City of Firsts'" on first come, first served with mental retardation graduates from filiated with Union County basis. Send check to the College. Electrical Engineer. The tour will include the that it serves Capri Institute The couple plan to be married on June 4, 1988. Liberty Bell, Independence chairwoman of the trip, Among these honored Primitive craftsmanship AU offices will reopen on Hall. Congress Hall and Virginia Apelian, 85 were the Knights o( Colum- Monday, July 6, and Sum- Carpenters Hall. Franklin Rutgers Rd., Clark. N.J. bus Councils from Clark. mer Session classes will Court, and the home of 07066. The check should be Miss Melinda Garay of to be demonstrated Mountainside, and Scotch resume on Tuesday, July 7 Dolley Todd. Also included made out to Clark His- Rahway ts among new New officers named Plains, the Summit Trust SCHOLARLY HONOR ... The Rahway Administrators will be a visit of one of the torical Society. graduates of the Capri In- The Clark Historical The Museum Shop will be Company, the Summit and Supervisors Association has awarded their Annual many historic churches, a stitute of Hair Design in Society will offer a open in the leanto of the Junior Fortnightly Club. Did Too Know? for AL auxiliaries Memorial Scholarship to Miss Christine Zapotocky. walk on Elfreth's Alley, the WATER TALK ... Kiwanls Club Golden "K" past president Harry Hanf, left, presents a Kenilworth. demonstration of primitive house. It is widely recogniz- Funderberk Union Chapter of LN1CO. Pigeon babies arc Christine Is this year's Salutatorian o( Rahway High oldest street in the nation, certificate of appreciation to Thomas Schimmel, Superintendent of Water and Public Completion of the Capri rug hooking on the grounds ed for its fine selection of sometimes called "squca The American Legion nicki; 2nd Vice President, American Legion Post So. of the Dr. William Robin- quality handc'rafled items. kers." Auxiliary. Union County Irene Bott; Secretary. Jessie School and will attend Bucknell University In the Fall. and a visit to the site where completes Works. City of Rahway. Mr. Schimmel spoke to the club members about the city's 499 of Railway, and many program prepares the water supply and methods of testing to ensure safety. The Rahway Klwanls Club graduate to take the state son Plantation at 593 Organization, have installed Cox; Chaplain, Margaret other local citizens and Madison— Hill Rd. Clark, the following Units Kehoe; Sgt.-at-Arms, Ann training Golden "K" meets every Tuesday at 1 1 a.m. at Ihe Claude Reed Center Irvlna St MOMOMEO AUXHJAM-. .Uaiycet Qrahm y groups. licensing examination. Rahway. ' award for 13.2OO IxxtfS J« service, the most con- Miss Garay will continue during open house on July throughout Union County Krov; Treasurer, Anne Marine Pvt. Rickey Fun- Auxiliary Pre*Oerrf (left) and Luc*e Sprowts. tributed by any auxBan Mrs. Jones is from Scotch Community assistance is her association with Hair 5- Virginia Candel of BELL DRUGS OF RAHWAY for the year 1987-1988: Gudor. dcrbcrk. son of Vinnie Vk» Oiarman of the hcsC'tal's Board of Gover- Plains, andj^rs. Serowfcj and Mrs. Graft* are from vital to the Association as it Shapcrs Plus. Roselie Shop- Rahway . will hook a rug in Rahway AL auxiliary Funderberk of Monroe . txes«nt Peggy Jon«is fright), wrtM an Ranway seeks to fulfill its mksion of Unit. 470. Kenilworth: ping Center, where she was the relaxed style of the Unit 6, Elizabeth: Presi- Ave., Rahway, has com- delivering essential pro Preside'nt, Jackie Papp; employed while a student in primitive craftsman ~r:6« $ dent, Millie Centalanza: 1st pleted recruit training at Basie's All-Stars grants and icfv ices OUR SPECIALTY Vice President, Ruth Vice President, Rose Capri's cftiji otology pro- The public is invited to Adams; Secretary, Victoria sponsoring two at Marine Corps Recruit tour the 1690 house and Shimonis; 2nd Vice Presi- The ARC. located at gram. Rue; Treasurer, Mabel Depot Parris Island. SC. grounds, with its herb dent. Lucille Peal; Recor- During the 11 week train- to swing at concert Rahway Hospital Auxilians 122S South Avenue. Plain Daughter of Mr. and 381-2000 Schoenleber; Chaplain, ding Secretary, Anne garden and outbuildings, Rcnee Pisark; Sgt.atArms. ing cycle, Funderberk was field, is a nonprofit agency Mrs. Charles Garay. Miss from I until 4 that day. FREE PARKING • FREE DELIVERY Ladota; Corresponding citizenship program Summer swings with en- entertained four genera- providing a variety oi' pro- I Claire Demers. taught the basics of bat- from Route 66. Garay ti a graduate of There is no charge for ad IRVING ST., OPP. ELIZABETH AVE. Secretary, Betty Ann tlefield survival. He was in- tertainment when the tions of music lovers. And Tickets for the Count receive service awards grams for persons of al! ages ' Rahway High School. Unit 102. Linden: Presi- Tomas; Treasurer, Millie Union County Arts Center now Grover Mitchell, a dent, Georgiana Keily. re- Two Rahway High The alternate for Girls volunteer staff members troduced to the typical daily Basic show are SIS in the Stotzer; Chaplain, Mary School students, Nicole routine that he will ex- presents the Count Basie leading member of theorchestra and loge sections Ova 50 Railway Hospit Rah*, ay: Elsie Rocco. elected; I si Vice President, Ferrante. Sgt.atArms, Bet- State was Kirstan Kerekes from all walks of life to Romaine Mahakhick. 500; Chaillet of West Emerson of Inman Ave., Rahway. guide the girls uctiviiies perience during his enlist- Alumni All Stars, featuring Count Basic band for 22and $12.50 in the balcony ai Auxihans reocniry rccei^ 9.200; Helen Gordon Manny Beaton. 400: Mabel' Helen Wnck; 2nd Vice ty Michenselder. Grovcr Mitchell, in a years, continues that ed awards for 100 hours or S.000; Helen .Merry. 7.400; President, Nancy Kube; Ave., Rahway, and Patricia She attends Mother Seton throughout Ihc week. ment and studied the per- with group discounts of- Inaraine, 400; Mary del Williams, Seafoam Ave., sonal and professional stan- "Tribute to Count Basie" on musical tradition in a fered. Reservations may be more of service co iheChrruine Williams, 7,200: Grahill. 300; Elizabeth Secretary, Eileen Kiely; Unit 3, Wcstfield': Presi- High School in Clark and Other County students 1 Winfield, are attending the aspires to have her ownattending are: Lisa Mon- dards traditionally exhibited Friday. July 17 at 8 p.m. tribute to the Count at the made by calling the Theatre . hagrtil The awards <*ere Ann Donovan, 5,700; Fish. 200; Louise Kracht Treasurer, Judy Pribish; dent, Jean Kcssinger, re- The theatre is located at historic Union County Arts ^_ pua inert at a luncheon Beatrice -Uhellord, 4,900: Sgt.atArms, Gertrude elected; 1st Vice President, American Legion Girls business. Kirstan is past- (clone, Jennifer Gilbert and by Marines. Box Office at 499-8226, 200; Jane Fioreffino. 100; State Program in Lawren- president of the Idobee Melinda Waterhouse all of He participated in an ac- 1601 Irving Street. Rah Center. Wednesday through Satur- - tftid in their honor it which Helen Stoops. 4.300; Ber- Elizabeth Maury, 100: Mcle. Theresa Acton; 2nd Vice way. 'the botfanH Senior Vice President, Bette Manthey; ceville, at Ryder College, Club, a service club for Westfield, sponsored by tive physical conditioning The evening's show will day, noon until 5 p.m. nice Walker. 4.300; Eleanor Henrietta Rtseiy, 100; Edith Unit 328. Clark: Presi- The late Count Basic, include well-known jazz Presides! George Argau Major. 4.000; Muriel Rees. dent, Dorothy Rea; 1st Vice Secretary, Doris Miller; this week. They were senior citizens. Unit 3; Unit 60, Roselie, program and gained profi- Roberts, 100; and Mary Visit Our Showroc chosen by the American born and raised in Redmusician Earl Gardner and ipoke in prase erf their ser 3.800; Marion Hall. 3.600; Rudolph. 100. President. Alexandria Rud- Treasurer, Helen Uhrin; While at Girls State, the sponsoring Amy Feilh, ciency in a variety of vice. Chaplain, Betty Miller, Legion Auxiliary Unit No. girls will learn government Kara Baldin and Susan Reil- military skills, including Bank, New Jersey, is con- singer Tcri Thornton, Brojanowski Elizabeth Elder, 3.400; sidered one of New Jersey's recognized for her TV He ttunkfd ihe Auxihans Muriel Koehler. 3,000; Sgt.-at-Arms, Rose Ann 5 of Rahway. at the municipal, county ly; from Unit I02. Linden. first aid, rifle marksmanship A vend: Tina Avenoso great contributors to thetheme songs "Somewhere in far their support of the Lena Sforza. 2.600; Evelyn •ys for home improvement Antoni. - Nicole was the ninth and state levels, and will Jennifer Kraska; Unit 212, and close order drill. completes 1,100. Art museum grade student council presi- form political parties to Cranford. Lucille Allen: He is a 1986 graduate of arts. Basic's mix of big band the Night" from Naked Ci- ho*p(ur> Expansion and Ruckbeil. 2,400; Marie swing and cool jazz has ty and "Open Highway" exercises Modernization '80s ProMoran, 2.400; Jsabelle Clark: Aida Vasia, 1,500; Unit 60. Roselie Park: dent, a member of the Blue- learn the issues of cam- Unit 229, Roselie, Myrna Elizabeth High School. (ram and for all of the work Monirou. 1.600; Veronica Marie Longo, 400, j ALL TYPES OF SIDING to screen President. Hilda Wycoff; Tri Club, Honor Society, paigning, elections and law Marcelline; Unit 322, Sum- Marine Lance Cpl. Frank they do. Riltcr, 1.500; Claire Mc- Beverly French, 100. Vice President, Jane Grif- Spanish Honor Society, enforcement. mil, Leah Ashc; Unit 328. R. Brojanowski, son of The Auxiliary has nearly Clurc. 1.300; Elenora Colonia: Jean Confer, exhibition film fin; Secretary, Kay Davies; Editor-in-Chief of the year- Debby Brown is Girl Clark. Jamie Lee; Unit 499, Robert F. Brojanowski Sr. 1.500; Dorothy White completed fulfilling a pledge Campbell. 1.200; Margaret We'll give you a Sweet ^F of A Job/ On Tuesday, July 14, at Treasurer, Norma Cutru- book, and was a Candy State chairman. Rahway, Angela Roystcr, Van Sickle vying of Race St., Rahway, erf over S800.000 to ihc McMichacl. 1.200; Kilty 1,500; Tina LaBelle. 1,400; fello; Chaplain, Ruth Striper at Rahway Hospital. Mrs. William Breen, Girls and Dawn Foreman; Post recently participated in a Marie Miragliotu, 1.400; 10 a.m., the Montclair Art hospital. The group is also Johnson. 1.100; Marie Museum will screen "In DcHoff; Sgt.atArms, Mar- She also helped with the State Director from Pine 3S6, Berkeley Heights, four-week exercise in Vie- responsible Tor running Barclay, 1,000; Vivian and Marge Lester. 1.200. jorie Lewis. CCD program at St. Mary's Hill, and counselors serve as Alice Ko. ques, Puerto Rico with 1st Cranford: Susan Sand Open Air: A Portrait of for tall title many services, including Janlcowsky. 1,000; Addic American Impressionists." Unit 35, Union: Presi- Church in Rahway. She Battalion, 2nd Marine Divi- ford, 1,400. SPECIAL PRICES dent, Elizabeth Cortese, re- plans to attend college for a Cathy is a national uc sion, Camp Lejeunc, NC. the sift shop, snack bar, Ludlow, 1,000; Adele Cathy Van Sickle of munications. She is a J978 Linden: Elizabeth Shaw REPLACEMENT WINDOWS" * produced by the National television service, baby Kalligan, 900; Amelia Gallery of Arf-in Washing- elected; 1st Vice President, nursing degree. Cranford, formerly of Rah- count coordinator at Mar graduate of Railway High The exercise enabled the photo service, and infant Roesch, 800; Barbara Sfor- 6.000; Kay Nagy, 1,700; Janice Blanks: 2nd Vice Patricia is a member of way, will represent the New keting and Systems Dcvcl School. Battalion Landing Team lo and Kay Sabo, 200. • DRAFT FREE OMOISTURE FREE ton, D.C. fjrom an ex- car feat program. za. 700; Trudy Yatcs. 600; NOW IN hibition of the same name. President, Marion Knox; the Blue-Tri Club. Student Jersey Moonrakers Tall opment of Lyndhurst. She As Miss Tall New Jersey, fine-tune its diverse The following Auxilians Betty Armstrong, 500; Scotch Plains: Peg Jones. • ENERGY SAVING •PERMANENT FINISH Recording Secretary, Government Youth Group, Club in Wilmington, has a B.A. degree in com- Cathy will be competing for organizational assets and 13,200; and Marge Under The film includes footage were honored for 100 hours Stella Covino. 500; EFFECT FOR SIDING • REMOVABLE SCREENS y/ Eleanor Bien; Treasurer, yearbook committee, news- Delaware at the Miss Tall munications and English the title of Miss Tall Inter- mold them into an effective, or more of service: Catherine Lucadamo. 500; 1,300. of works of.'art lent by the Jeanette Pollari; Chaplain, paper staff and the National International Pageant dur- from Rutgers where she national with tail women operationally capable team. Call v* now ... to help you decide the right • NO PAINTING OR PUTTYING '' Montclair Art Museum \o Honora McDonald; Sgt.-at- Honor Society. She was in- ing the week of July 7. graduated with honors. from all over the country. A 1986 graduate of Rah- color, right budget, and design for your home • ELIMINATES STORM WINDOWS the Natiortal Gallery. These Arms, Ann Doningcr. volved with the Pet Adop- Cathy, a statuesque 6 Cathy's main goal is "to way Senior High School, / ©TILTS-IN FOR EASY CLEANING y works, and others by artists Unit 499, Rahway: Presi- tion Station and has worked foot blue-eyed blonde, was Cathy is currently pursu promote tall awareness Rahway, he joined the AND MANY MANY MORE FEATURES// featured in the film, will be dent, Wilhelmina Wilson; with handicapped children. crowned Miss Tall New Jer- ing a certificate in telecom- everywhere." Marine Corps in July 1986. on display in the gallery at 1st Vice President. Patricia hopes to be either a sey in March 1987. The pre- Freeholders host this time. Janet Ccoke, Margaret Stockley; 2nd politician or pediatrician. sent pageant will involve Curato£ of Education, will Vice President, Bernice swimwear, formal wear, in- Yes We Hove ANDERSEN Windows host the film. Valentine; Recording terviews and an individual Secretary, Edith Caldwell; Cautillo named performance. Teen Arts Exhibit Discussion will include Corresponding Secretary, to Dean's List the lives and works of Ruth Simmons; Historian, Thirteen works by Union Nancy t astanheira. Moth The exhibit is open to the Theodore Robinson, Wm. Katherine Cautillo of County Teen artists are Eugenia Williams; Cha- Sullivan Ct., Rahway, has Clark residents cr Scton Regional High public without charge. For Merritt Chase, John plain, Adelc Barden; now being exhibited in the School, Clark; Cynthia more informtion on the ex- Twachtman, and Childe been named to the Dean's Freeholders Meeting Treasurer, Frances Bryant; List for the Spring Semester awarded at UCC Crccca. Columbia Jr. High hibit or the Teen Arts ADD A LEVEL Hassam. Sgt.-at-Arms, Alberta Room, sixth Floor, Union School. Berkeley Heights; Festival, contact the Union at William Patcrson Col- Gregory Gambino and County Administration Anna Fid/iukiewicz. The program is free with Walker. lege, Wayne. County Office of Cultural museum admission; S2 for The Department of New Richard Marsiglia of Clark Building, Elizabethiown Hamilton Jr. High School, and Heritage Affairs, 300 In order to qualify, a stu- were recently honored at Plaza. Elizabeth to July 31. l-.lizahcth; Shamus non-member adults, $1 forJersey American Legion dent must carry a minimum North Avenue, East students and senior citizens. and American Legion Aux- Union County College, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. freeman. George Washing- Wcstfield. 233-7906. , — ADDITIONS of twelve credits for the Children are admitted free. iliary Convention will be Cranford. The work was selected ton School. Hillside. semester and earn a grade Each student received a for display by professional Seating will be on a first- held in Wildwood Septem- point average of 3.45 or bet- come-firstscrved basis. ber 9-12. Dranetz Technologies •rtws who participated in Also exhibiting arc: Joan McCtchiw ter. Award at the school's an- the Union County Teen na Henning. Kent Place DORMERS nual Awards Night. Aru Festival held on School. Summit: D-admirt ACCLAIMED RECIPIENT ... Ray Ellis, a highly ac- March 24 and 25. at Union Luna, t'.li/ahcih High claimed watercolorlst and fine artist and a collaborator County College. Cranford. School; (JrcH Maigctter, with Walter Cronklte on two books, "South by Beth Wilson Paintings, drawings and Summit High School; Chris Carcn A. MoCutcheon. Southeast" and "North by Northeast," was honored photographs from students Marlins, Kawamceh Jr. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. with the prestigious du Cret School of the Arts graduates from throughout the County will High School, Union; Malic Charles McCutcheon, Humanitarian Award at the school's 60th annual com- East Stroudsburg be exhibited. Richardson, Plainfield High Meadow Rd., Clark, has mencement ceremonies. EUis, whose work hangs In the The exhibiting artists in School; Steven Slojkowski, received a B.S. degree in permanent collections of the Famsworth Museum of Art Rahway resident Beth dude: Jon Altman. Cran- Oratory Prcpa ratory Business and Economics In Maine, the Morris Museum of Arts and Sciences In Wilson has graduated from t/ou ford High School; George School, Summit, Michael with a major in Accounting Morrlstown, and the Terfalr Academy Museum In East Stroudsburg Universi- Boorujy, Our Lady of Peace Telafici. knsc-IL- Park High from Lchigh University, Georgia, has received the Medal of Honor from the ty, East Stroudsburg, Pa. // School. New Providence; School. Bethlehem. Pa. Hudson Valley Art Association, and the Grumbacher Beth graduated with a Medal from the American Watercolor Society. B.S. in Physical Education. inoittilioni, u.'£ inoilt: i/ STOP IN . . ASK FOR LICENSED AND INSURED I'lV ami ifiow 2 DAYS ONIY J»h 4th and Sth *•••••••••••• FINANCING AVAILABLE rand

M Hours: Daily 9-6 The Atom Tabloid IV4X Fai Hung Chinese Kitchen Rahway News Record * WITH AMY WOODBRIDGE SIDING Thursday 9-8, Saturday 9-2 Clark Patriot I CAfWASM J?J 00 219 Central Ave. OHm Mr 4Mb POUCE REPORT... Dr. Robert Weber, loft a member of the Klwanta Club of Rahway purchase' ARahway, N.J. 07065 mm BUILDERS, CORP. For FREE " presents a certificate of appreciation to guest speaker Rahway Police Chief Ted 5 Urn., 5* | ESTIMATESTIMATEE — — W* WPWOjP I Polhamus. At a recent meeting of the club. Chief Polhamus told about his 14 years as with coupon ^225-0331 Chief and the many changes that have taken^jlace. He reported that there was an In- CAtWASH* 382-3030 ICo, 297 W. Grand Ave. . t-.U - I2.-M crease In crime of 6% In Union County while Rahway had a decrease of 13% The V 751 m MNMSWICR AVE., tAHWAV «•*-« A- . ».•»• • I.-M SHOWROOM: 538 NEW BRUNSWICK AVE., FORDS Klwanls Club of Rahway meets on Wednesdays at 12:15 at the Columbian Club in Rahway Rahway. 381-3693 AT. \ 574-1200 KAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT PAGE 4 THURSDAY, JULY 2. 1987 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, JULY 2. 1987 PAGE 5 18 Sunday: 1AHWUT LouPetrozzieUo-hole 15 I KISS campaign gets AlKania- hole 3 and 13 JSLttoxb patriot Brace Le Fleur • hole 16 Scats Tournament -Saturday: facelift from FMBA and Tom Paccione • hole 5 C. VIGILANTE WENDY DARCY PAT DIMAGGIO ELLEN VIGILANTE Larry Hausman - hole 9 Bin Murphy - hole 17 Editor/Publisher Managing Editor Staff Writer Advertising Manager Sunday: painting association Ike Salimeene - hole 2 "THE KAHWAV NEWS RECORD (USPS 4541601 and THE CLARK PATRIOT Rick Petrozziello - hole 5 (USPS 1157601 ate published weekly on Thursday for $15.00. S20.00 ouiside Mid- Several members of the ment to the entire K.I.S.S. and is a good project for the Edward Zurawski - hole 6 dlesex or Union Counties, tn Tabloid Lithographers, Inc.. 219 Central Ave.. P.O. Box Rahway F.M.B.A. donated program and provide addi- whole community to get in- Edward Katz - hole 9 1061 Rahwav. N.J. U7OJ5 Second class postage paid at Ralmuy N.J. their time and energies tional donations. volved in." Robert Dlario - hole 17 POSTMASTER Send address changes to THE RAHWAY NEWS recently to helping the The campaign needs ap- Rahway Mayor Daniel L. RAYS Robert Scariota - hole 18 RECORDS LARK PATRIOT I'O Box 1061. Rahway. N.J. 070io." K.I.S.S. (Keep It Standing proximately S6.000 to Martin praised the effort of Blind Draw: Straight) Campaign. This reach their goal of the firemen. "It really William Capodanno and campaign is the fund-raiser S 100,000. shows the professionalism, ROUND Joe Coteman - minus IS for the restoration and Robert Moffit and Chet commitment and pride preservation of the 250-year Kolisa were the organizers these men have in their f old Merchant's and of the F.M.B.A. efforts for community. We're very By Ladies Best Ball - Net Drover's Tavern in Rah- this project. proud of them and thankful L Louise Stefanski • Kuni way. Firemen helping with this for their efforts." Ray Hoaqland Nishamura and Rhoda The firemen, on their project also included Henry The paint and technical Faughan own time and without com- Blumer, Bill McQueeney, expertise were donated by 2. Stella Geraci - Vi pensation, scraped and Mike Johnson, John Roy, Metropolitan Painting and Grohusky and Penny Owners should restrain pets painted the exterior of the Capt. Ed. Fritz. Capt. Bob Coatings Association which Booth - Juanita Trubilla Terrill Tavern, which is also Latherow, Tom Shimmel, selected the landmark as its -Sue Mills and Arlene advises Postal Service an historic landmark loca- Jr., Joe Moran, Bernie P.I.P. IPicture It Painted) Walsh. ted on the same site as the John, and Capt. Al Knox. winner. William G. Os- Low Putts - Geri Hensher borne is president of the SottWf In the first extra inning. He may be known as S325.00O above Postal Ser- Merchant's and Drover's Mr. Moffit indicated that- -31. TWIRLING TRIUMPHS ... Pictured are Rahway association which is Brad Keely, who was the "man's best friend" to most, vice and Department of Tavern. the F.M.B.A. has also made Kickers Recreation Department Twirlers who received Memorial f can't give it away! celebrating its 100th anni- starting pitcher, singled to but not to the nearly 4,000 Labor costs, less an S80.000 It is hoped that the pain- a cash contribution of $250 Jennifer O'Leary of Saturday: Awards at the annual Baton Twirling Exhibition held at versary. :• " • lead off the inning. Jeff I never thought trying to give something away could letter carriers nationwide fee to his lawyer ting of the Terrill Tavern to K.I.S.S. because "this is a Rahway was selected first Gene Kovalick, Frank Li- Franklin School, From left, Erica Messersmith, winner who were the victims of In addition to the risk of will show strong commit- very significant building Vincent J Parlapiano, team on the all-Union Jakubik hit a potential quori, Mike Cantillo, Bob be so difficult. For the last four years, I have offered the double-play ball, but the of the Mary Ann Zwlebel Award and Kim Stelnmacher, Bora of Carteret a 60-foot Pine (Christmas) tree for its serious dog bites while a lawsuit, says Postmaster president of the Rahway County girls Softball team. Tarrant - 78. winner of the Marljean Thorne Award. WINNING LADIES...Fllsser Chiropractic team managed DeCaro, and Faye Hlller. On the top row, Mr. Frank Per- delivering mail last year. Rufolo, |wt owners risk los Historical Society, stated The 5 ft. 8 in. junior at 130 throw from second to first , Sunday: by Frank Perrelll has had an undefeated season. holiday display. I have received many promises but the was wide and allowed Jaku- relll, Melissa Cohen, Abbl Flnebush, Jennie Fllsser, tree still stands on my property. The major cause says ing mail delivery to in that the donation "will save pounds finished with a 17-6 Luke Metz. Pat Rotola - Thanks to the fine management of Mr. Perrelll and his Mike Fucsko, Tonl Plenclak, Melissa Barto, Jennie Joseph P. Rufolo, Post dividual homes or even en us hundreds of dollars that mark. She struck out 115 in bik to move to second. Sal Bartolo • 73. coaches, Mike Fucsko and John DeCaro, the girls Klngsbury, and John DeCaro. The girls will receive their It is a beautiful tree and has been growing along with 1 SO innings and compiled a Hyde's hit drove in the win- my family for close to 20 years, but due to its location the master of the Rahway Post tire neighborhoods in areas can be used for the restora Troast raises Worked very hard to achieve their 12-0 record. In their first place trophies on June 27 at the Clark Softball An- office, is the pet owner who where pets roam uncontroll tion projects needed to be 1.90 ERA. O'Leary also hit ning run. NahhiOM 12 victories they scored 211 runs. In honor of their nual Picnic which will be held at Featherbed Lane begin- tree is a danger to my home and will have to be cut down .430 with six home runs. this year. opens the door to take the ed and are a threat to the done at the site." Clark scored two runs in Santo Monaco $10,000 for outstanding season, sponsor of the team, Or. Howard ning at noon. Second place trophies will also be given So I am making my last appeal through your publica- mail from the carrier. It is carrier. He noted, "What Veteran coach Harry the seventh off Keely, On the 165 yard 6th hole J. Fllsser of Clark, hosted a pizza party for the team. out to Howard Savings managed by Mark Chelnlck and tion to any municipality who would like to come and cut an invitation for the dog to usually happens when it cf Reiser said her attitude was which tied the game. Keely at the Colonia Country March of Dimes The team members are bottom row, left to right:Susa n coached by Tonl Hackenberg. Howard Savings finished this beautiful tree and take it away at their expense. I am run out, he said. He also fects the entire neighbor- perfect this spring. "After struck out eight and walked Club, using a five wood. He Grosso, Barbara Fucsko, Denlse Perrelll, Andrea the season with a 8-4 record. willing to hold the tree until November if I receive a writ- stated that these occur hood is the other residents being in the outfield, she four. played with Frank Group Vice President of fundraisers. All funds raised ten commitment giving the tree a final chance to be ad- rences resulted in 90 dog at put pressuic on their worked hard all summer to DeUebonne Sr., Joe Cuzzo Airco/BOC Group, Inc. support March of Dimes mired by many people. If this commitment is not received tacks on carriers in this area neighbor to restrain the pet get ready to pitch. Her dedi Union American Legion and Frank Murphy. Murray Hill, David W. programs in health educa alone. Added to the forego so their mail can be cation showed. She held the defeated Rahway Post US. 2 Troast. biked 100 kilo- tion, research and medical Charity golf tournament by the end of July, the tree will have to be disposed of. team together." Although it is not my wish to destroy it in this man- ing problem arc unconfincd delivered." to 0 . The winners scored meters through the Dela- services. ner. I have no other choice. This is my open invitation to dogs. Although carriers are Senior third baseman the winning run in the last Mrs. Louis Peragallo, ware River area to raise to aid Kessler Innstitute all municipalities to plan for Christmas now. If anyone is "Our customers have res armed with a mace spray Kristen Schwetjie was plac of the third when Eric wife of the Director of SI 0,000 for the North interested, please contact I ou Petrillo at 969-1082 any ponded very positively to supposedly to repel dogs, ed on the second team and Maroyka singled to lead off. Athletics at Arthur L. Jersey Chapter of the 4-H still has An annual charity golf ner, open bar and four addi- evening after 6 p.m. out plea to keep their pets they are usually attacked Joanne Scaturo was on the He moved to third as a Johnson Regional High March of Dimes Birth tournament benefiting the tional cocktail hour and din- Thank you for allowing me to send my message to all restrained in the past few from behind without any third team. result of Mike Florio'i hit School and assistant to the Defects Foundation. camp openings Patient Services Fund of ner invitations for guests. localities via your newspaper. years." Postmaster Rufolo warning or time to act. and run single. Maroyka executive director of the Troast, a member of the Kessler Institute for Reha- In appreciation for their says," and we have seen a The US. Postal Service Maureen Kennedy, an raced home on a fielder's New Jersey State In- March of Dimes' National Openings are still bilitation, will be held on generosity to the Institute, Lou Petrlllo decline in bites nationally requests that pet owners outfielder from Arthur L. choice by Nick Cuccinello. terscholastic Athletic Board of Trustees, decided available for 4-H Camp for Monday, July 13 at Bal- tournament winners will from 7,000 to 4,000. Never- restrain their dogs. "Not on- Johnson Regional, a senior Union's Angel Martinez Association was honored at to pedal a unique twist to the week of August 10-15 tusrol Golf Club in Spring- receive a championship theless, virtually all dog ly to protect our letter car- at 5'5, 130 pounds, was held Post #5 to one hit, and the National Federation In- the organization's annual for boys and girls, 913. field. The Fund, established silver goblet and their bites are unnecessary and riers," says Postmaster READY, SET, PAINTI Pictured before tackling the job placed on the first team, did not give up a hit over terscholastic Coaches WalkAmerica. The camp is located in by the late Henry H. names engraved on the Rahway to the future we arc determined to Rufolo, "but to protect the of scraping and painting the Merchant's & Drover's while Pitcher Jayne Heinze the last six innings for a Association Convention in As Troast is usually out Beemcrville, Sussex County Kessler. M.D., Ph.D., Billye D. Rubenoff Mem- eliminate this hazard to our entire neighborhood." Tavern are, from left, Chet Kolisa. Bill Osbome. Vince of Clark was on the second complete game. He struck Kansas City. of town when WalkAmeri- and the basic cost is S85 for founder of the Institute, orial Plaque, which hangs I remember a time, not so long ago, when Rahway employees- and other Parlapiano, and Irv Young. team. Debbie Heller was out 10 and walked four. Mrs. Peragallo received ca is held in April, he 4-H members and $95 for helps those who cannot af- it^, Kessler Institute's West placed on the thjrd team for ford the full cost of their had trolley cars, milk delivered by horse, a few farms, and citizens who might be bit (.•high litts Frank Jones pitched for her Distinguished Service organizes and walks his non-members. Orange facility. dirt roads. Although the city is a lot larger now and more ten." the Lady Crusaders. Rahway. He gave up eight Award to mark her 39 years own route to raise funds. A camp brochure and ap- physical rehabilitation pro- Also included in the day's populous, the basics stay the same. I am very proud of my dork graduate Kennedy. ,a four-year hits and his season record is in sports. She began her pro- For the past six years, plication form may be ob- grams. events are two separate raf- starter in the outfield for now 1-2. The team is I and fessional career at Panzer Troast has raised almost little city. The Postal Service views Michele H Dicgmann, tained from the Union Kessler Institute for fle drawings. Among the I hope we can all uphold this spirit as others before Coach Betty Linaberry's 4. College in East Orange in $50,000. This year, he County 4-H office, 300 Rehabilitation's Golf prizes featured in the $25 dog attacks as a serious pro- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pvt. Sovino completes Rahway residents team, relied on her anticipa 1949 as the head coach for us have, so that generations to come will be proud of our blem and is now helping its decided to ask his sponsors North Avenue East, West Classic which has the sup- raffle are several color Ronald Dicgmunn. Cutler tion and speed to run down women's basketball, field REBOUND EXERCISE.-.Bud Taylor, right, a member of little city just as we are! carriers Tight back with on Dean's List to support him in a bike-a- field, 07090. or by calling ported the Fund since the television sets, an AM/FM Place, Clark, has received a most balls hit to centerfield. hockey and Softball teams. the Klwanls Club of Rahway, Is shown with Don Busby Jama* Boyca third-party claims. In one Rahway and Arthur L. thon of his own design. 233-9366. event was first held in 1983, radio, a video cassette B.S. degree in Biology from Army combot training She finished (the season hit- She taught physical educa- on the left and Earl Osborne, center. At the last weekly Rahway recent case a carrier was Rahway residents Robert Johnson Regional Football Troast, a former Chair- 4-H Camp stresses overall will be chaired this year by recorder, compact discs, Lehigh University, ting .484 anjd had 10 dou- tion for many years at the meeting of the club, the two guest speakers awarded more than Bethlehem. Pa Army Private Vincent L. A. Keen and Peggy A. Schedule for the Fall: man of the North Jersey development and growth Joseph Donadio of West and gas grills. Each prize is Infantry School, Fort Benn- mg. Ryan were named to the bles, 21 RBIs and scored 26 Saturday, Sept. 19- college and high school Chapter, continues to be through a wide range of ac Orange. valued at over $500. A lux- represented Rebound Dynamics, Inc. They explained Savino, son of Bernard J. ing, Ga. The training included runs. "Mauireen played a level. the benefits of rebound exercise which was described Savino of E. Scott Ave., Dean's List at Lehigh Rahway at Kearny -1:30 one of the most successful tivities. "Kessler's Patient Ser- ury automobile will also be OSUT is a 12-week weapons qualifications, University, Bethlehem, Pa. very strong (center field and p.m. vices Fund is such a wor- awarded to those golfers as "Fitness the Efficient Way." The program uses a Rahway, has completed one period which combines squad tactics, patrolling, could throw: to home as well trampoline-type device that can be used by senior station unit training Hach was awarded a cer- Saturday, Sept. 26: thwhile cause because it scoring a hole-in-one. basic combat training and landmine warfare, field tificate of achievement. as anyo/nc," Coach Dayton Springfield at helps those people who are citizens, professional athletes and even physically (OSUT) at the U.S. Army advanced individual train- Since its founding in communications and com- Linaberry spid. Johnson - 1 p.m. really in need of rehabilita- 1948, Kessler has earned in- disabled people. It was pointed out that this type of ex- bat operations. Completion Rahway at Summit - 1:30 tion that could not afford it ternational recognition for ercise Is 68 percent more efficient than Jogging and of this course qualifies the THE The Miller Lite Women's p.m. otherwise" says Donadio. its comprehensive treat- reduces the shock to the legs, joints and rest of the soldier as a light-weapons Fast Pitch games of the Friday, October 2: The cost of this year's ment of spinal cord and skeleton by more than 85 percent. The Klwanls Club of infantryman and as an week are: Linden Majors vs. Immaculata at Johnson game will be $400 per golfer head injuries, congenital Rahway meets on Wednesdays at 1 2:15 at the Colum- indirect-fire crewman. the "A" Regional Cham- •2 p.m. and will include valet park- and acquired amputations, bian Club In Rahway. Soldiers were taught to pions, the Clark Wildcats, Sunday, October 4: ing, green fees, caddy or strokes, and other accidents perform any of the duties in at 7 and 8:30 p.m. on Wed- Plainfield at Rahway cart, lunch, dinner and open and illnesses. The Institute a rifle or mortar squad. SLEUTHS nesday, July 8 at Memorial -1:30 p.m. bar. Additional tickets for operates facilities in West He is a 1974 graduate of Field in Linden, and the Saturday, October 10: Runnells seeking lOITOTS NOTEi In order for us to adequately prepare cocktail hour and dinner are Orange. East Orange, and T.C. Williams High School JO & JOHN JACOBSON_ Linden Majors vs. the na- Johnson at Ridge -1 p.m. available at $85 per person. Saddle Brook, and an out- the Community Calendar, all events for the following Alexandria, Va. tional runner-up Brakettes week should be submitted by 5 ».*. on the HNDAY before Saturday, October 17: For those corporations patient center in Union. adolescent helpers you would like them to appear. on Friday, July 10 at 6:30 Middlesex at Johnson - 2 and organizations interested For more information and 8 p.m. at Memorial p.m. in becoming sponsors, a about tournament and raf- VFW post plans Field. Union at Rahway - 1:30 The John E. Runnells uges 14 to 18 are eligible, KAHWAY Philadelphia Lawyer $3500 fee will provide a fle tickets, call Joseph Hospital of Union County, und will serve on nursing social for vets p.m. sponsor's sign identification Donadio at 533-0600 or located in Berkeley Heights, TUBOAT. JUIY 7 - City of Rahway Municipal Coun Saturday, October 24: units and assist with ac- "If you are innocent, trust in God; if you are guilty, tmubmH at designated holes, four 3250365. needs Candy Stripers/Junior cil pre-meeting conference, 7:30 p.m., Rahway City Hall, Mulvey-Ditmars V.F.W. Johnson at Roselle - 1 complimentary golf passes tivities for hospital Council Chambers. Post No. 681 and Auxiliary get a Philadelphia lawyer." This satirical bit of wisdom Volunteers for its summer residents. suggests that Philadelphia lawyers arc a particularly Rahway Legion Post #S p.m. for full-day participation, MONDAY, JUIY IS - Rahway Municipal Council of Rahway will sponsor a program. Call the Volunteer Ser- clever lot. Let us trace the origins of this special status ac- dropped a thriller to the Scotch Plains at Rahway valet parking, green fees, Candy Stripers (girls) and regular meeting. 8 p.m., City Hall Council Chambers. Bingo/Ice Cream social on Berkeley Heights team, 2 to - 1:30 p.m. caddy or cart, lunch, din- vices Office at 322-7240, THURSDAY, JUIY U - Rahway Board of Education, corded to the Philadelphia Chapter of the legal profes- 'VVWVVVVVVVVWVVW Junior Volunteers (boys) ext. 451, for an interview. Sunday, July 12 at the sion. 1, in a Union County Saturday, October 31: regular monthly caucus, 8.00 p.m., Intermediate School, Menlo Park Old Soldiers League game at the Bound Brook at Johnson Louis R. Rizzo Meeting Room (Room 105). Home. Peter Zenger, a Scottish-born printer living in New winner's field. • 1 p.m. York City, published articles exposing corruption by the MONDAY, JUIY 10 - Rahway Area Junior Woman's Commander Herbert Jack Zarinsky took ad- Rahway at Westfield distinctive riiwinn. Speed calling of up Club. Fay Swafford Handbag Demonstration, 8 p.m.. tnglish Colonial Governor. To defend a libel suit brought tosix frequently called numbers is also Maul and Auxiliary Presi against him, Zenger, in desperation, petitioned Andrew vantage of Railway's mis- •1:30 p.m. NewJerseyBell available, as arc security features. home of Mrs. Janet Gilmour, Port Reading. dent Karen Thorne are re cues and scored the winning Saturday, November 7: TUESDAY, JUIY 3\ - Rahway Board of Education, Hamilton, a retired Philadelphia Lawyer. Acceding to AnotherexamplcofNewlerscy questing volunteers to meet /'cnger's request, Hamilton successfully defended Zenger run in the sixth inning. Johnson at Hillside - 2 Puts Technology Bell technology helping business regular monthly meeting. 7:55 p.m., Rahway In- at the VFW Post Home at p.m. and consumers is Public DaU Network and. moreover, would not accept a fee for doing so. Zarinsky opened the (FDN). PUN provides Inexpensive access termediate School. noon so transportation can sixth inning for the High- Rahway at Linden - 1:30 WfDNBDAY. JUIY J! - Rahway Woman's Club, I'his precedent-setting case firmly established the Tb Work. lodata bases over regular phone lines. be provided. landers with a single. He p.m. THE RIGHT STUFF... A strong pitching staff, led by senior Jack Patten, left, and Ed I'DN already has helped bring Evening Membership Dept., Summer Social, 7 p.m., right to freedom of speech in the Colonies. This right was Chairlady Doris Kopik is stole second and then mov- Saturday, November 14: Harwwald, right, helped the Johnson Regional varsity baseball team, under the direc- the speed and power of computers to Landmark Inn, Woodbridge. Inter preserved for all time in the First Amendment to the real estate agents. In Morris County. in charge of Hospital ar- ed to third on a passed ball. Brearly at Johnson - 1 tion of coach Larry Sturchlo, center, to a 16-5 record this past season. Hanewald, a MTUIDAY, JUIY IS - Rahway Area Junior Bill of Rights. I'DN has enabled the Board of Realtors rangements. When Rahway's catcher p.m. mr*«-year varalty starter, used his masterful control to post a 6-2 record with a 2.71 to automate its multiple listings so Woman's Club, Mother/Daughter Dinner, 4 p.m., home © 1987 Leather Impressions. Inc. By Williams. McKinlqy tried to recover and throw Rahway at Elizabeth earned run average, striking out 72 barters while walking only 1 2 In 67 2/3 Innings of External Affairs Manager that individual agents can flndyour of Mrs. Sandi Prasser, Rahway. to his third baseman, he (Nite)- 7:30 p.m. work. Patten won frve of eight decisions and had a 2.73 E.R.A., 65 strikeouts and 21 "dream house" at the touch ofa button. CUM Thursday, November 26: walk* In 41 Innings pitched. The Crusaders reached the semifinal round of the Union Agents can search the listings threw wildly into left field using 28 different criteria - like pnee, SUNDAY, JUIY S - Clark Historical Society Open NCK-IT-NUMIEItS . H KM FOOl which allowed Zarinsky to Johnson at Berkeley County Tournament for the first time since 1983 and finished second In the Mountain and maintain system hardware In your Slum MI Last year, New lersey Bell spent building. Instead, the "brains" lot dimension, school system, type of House at Dr. William Robinson Plantation, S93 Madison Heights (Gov. Livingston) Valley Conference, Mountain Division with an 11-3 league mark Johnson Regional heating and style of home. It can even FOR THE WEEK OF: KMIV.SO SI00.M race home with the winning over— $1. 6 million a da' y tolmo Improvi e and• of Cenirex III ate located In our local Ave., 1-4 p.m. No admission charge. Primitive rug- •IO:30a.m. alao recorded victories over 1987 State Champions Ridge (Group 2) and Roselle Park expand Its statewide telecommunications compute mortgage rates and related ' U M II II 41 run. Chriss Soden of Berke- switching centers. That gives our hooking demonstration by Virginia Candel, Rahway June 22 thru June 27 (Group 1) during the regular season network, and with good reason. customers a big savings in cost along financial information. toiro IOMS m. rait ley and Brian Paton of Cranford at Rahway • 11 MONDAY, JUIY 4 - Clark Municipal Council, ex- Rahway hooked up in a pit- a.m. That money helps keep New with added convenience.. .and therrs Unlike weekly peal csute catalogs ecutive meeting. Room 16, former Brewer School 430 nnttr. hiiNim Icreey Bell's phone rates the lowest In no capital outlay for an expensive PBX. that are often out ol date when pub- PICK-IT STRAIGHT R/4 muss nim MI cher's duel and hurled com- the country. By investing In new lished, this data is always current. Wcstrield Ave., 8 p.m. >'t7 tt.oot.oo Him We've now spun offa high- DATE HUMBBB PAY OFF BOX PAIR pleted games. Soden passed technology we gain efficiencies thai we tech variation ofCcntrex 111 called Without PDN. this kind of WiDNBOAY, JUIY t - Clark Public Library, Board of •BOH. JM 24 MI KM five and struck out six, Of- OiMia CMrtrr CM may pass on to our customers. Community Cenirex. computerized quick access system NONUV Haortsovar course would probably be loo costly for Trustees meeting, 7:30 p.m. s0 *| se ausnnrtm MI while Paton walked four Scratch Tournament Kllmko receives What's more, new technology Community Centrex brings TtlODAY, JULY 14 - Rahway Area Junior Woman's 620 •177*> '29 7 «to ta.ui.so helps us provide new and better services residential and business tenants In the county board and local agents. niaur and struck out four. -Saturday: offered at hospital college degree for you. large, modem buildings a choice of With PDN, costs are kept down and Club. Education Dept. Workshop, 8 p.m., home of Mrs. miwr. Lou Petrozziollo - hole Cendex III, our premier business state-of-the-an telecommunications agents can en|oy this timrsavlng and Andrea Twombly, Clark. Jaw 23 Ml '295 *49 wma snun MI convenient service that helps them WBKSDJV two and nine communications system is one of those services. The developer or owner 0 sirt ti.iu.so tn.se The Department of Con- located at 655 East Jersey services. It has all the Innovative Installs the system capability into the serve their customers better and faster. MONDAY, JUIY 10 - Clark Public Library Book Club Jw24 945 $ M Scotch Plains defeated Tom Paccione, Jr. - hole meeting. 2:30 p.m. Discussion on "Ironweed" by William •34T *58 34 "auomi-u II n n n JI tinuing Education of Alex- St. Joseph S. Klimko Jr. of features any business might need, like building and the tenants can select Next lime you read about a tomnaaaw. wnt Clark 5 to 4 when Ken five automatic callback, call transfer and those phone services they want from "high-tech" service from New lerscy Kennedy. mmsMi Ian Brothers Hospital will To register for the free Schwin Drive, Clark, has JM2S s0 Hyde of Scotch Plains suc- Santo Monaco - hole six call pickup. And. ifsa flexible system. a long menu of offerings. Bell, be assured that It will bringyou 113 'Itf 62* •18 hold a Bask Life Support course and to receive pre- graduated from East When your office layout or communi- the best communications at the lowest MONDAY, JUIY 10 - Clark Municipal Council, public swum MI ceeded on the pitching rub- Bruce LeFleur - hole 13 Adult Hearttaver Course, For Instance, there's abbreviated PATRIOTIC SONQS and rifle salutes will transport free calendar of upcoming events, contact Sleepy meeting, 8 pjm., 315 Westfield Ave. s0 $ course literature, call the Stroudsburg University, cations needs change, the phone dialing and other standard Centrex possible cost. U,7t7.OO ber and in the batter's box. Edward Gatto - hole 16 on Thursday, July 9, from system can easily be changed right guests back to a 19th-century America Fourth of July Hollow Restorations, 150 White Plains Road, lar- TUDOAV, JUIY II - Rahway Area Woman's Club 321 *1S4 '30 18 UIHUI. ktDKIM Hospital's Continuing East Stroudsburg, Pa. services that tenants can subscribe to. He drove in the winning BUI Murphy - hole 17 7-9 pjn. in the 4 North from the telephone In your office. And. there are special phone services celebration at Sunnystde In Tarrytown, Saturday, July rytown, NY 10591, (914) 631-8200. umur 50 BUM MI Education office at Klimko received a B.A. in There's no need to purchase, house New Jersey BeW Art Dept. Workshop, 8 p.m., home of Mrs. Katie Garcia' $ *Tt3 U.411.00 (IM.U run in the eighth inning. Dr. Andy Coronato • hole Classroom of the Hospital like call forwaiding, call waiting and 4. from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. For further information and a Oark. Jm27 475 •283 *47 28 351-9000, ext. 248. Speech Communications. RAHWAY NEWSRECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY. JULY 2. 1987 PAGE 7 PAGE 6 THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1987 RAHWAY NEWS-KECORD/CLARK PATRIOT Trouble on the job 4th Annual Rahway Hospital Golf Tournament Whenever an employee —Lost production in ex Religious News begins to show signs of cess of S45 billion a year in declining performance or the United States. Sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Rahway marked, continuing changes An individual's job may in work patterns, it in- be in jeopardy, unless job Monday, June 22, 1987 at Colonia Country Club RESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF RAHWAY ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH OF RAHWAY dicates that something of performance improves. Congregation of First Presbyterian Church will The service of Holy Communion will be conducted importance has occurred to Employee Assistance Pro- rarship with Trinity United Methodist Church by the Rev. Thomas J. Donahue, Pastor, at 9 a.m. Sun- alter the employee's life pat- grams (E.A.P.) have been id Presbyterian Church, Sunday, July 5 at 9:30 day, July 5. Children are encouraged to worship with terns. Alcohol and other designed to retain employ- the sanctuary of Trinity United Methodist their parents. drug dependencies comprise ees by helping them to help CEnTfM IE* JERSEY the single most serious pro- themselves form further ad- ... corner of West Milton Avenue and Main Street. Meetings during the week: blem affecting job perfor- vancement of their depend This is the first Sunday of the combined Union Services. Monday, July 6 - Christian Ed.. 7:30 p.m. ' Meetings of the week at "Old First" Church: mance in today's work encies. The E.A.P. is a ser- iturday. July 4, the Alcoholics Anonymous force. Alcohol and drug vice which provides coun- :rs convening at 7:30 p.m. in Squier Gymnasium People abuse are noticeable on the seling to help resolve the outh Room. 2ION LUTHERAN CHURCH OF CLARK job by changes in work personal problems of an em- The Sunday Worship Service during the summer "uesday, July 7, the Women's Association ladies behaviors, personal rela- ployee or an employee's months is at 9:15 a.m. with the Sunday School in recess. mceti ig for workshop at 10 a.m. in the church library. tionships, mood swings, family. Boy ~iut Troop 47 meeting at 7:15 p.m. in the Scout Registration for Vacation Bible School (August 3-7) decreased work production, Many employers are Rooi and the Fall Term of Sunday School can be made by and increased absenteeism. realizing the potential cost phone (382-7320). Kiwanis Club of Rahway Wednesday, July 8, the Mother's Club of Boy Scout A few statistics: benefits of E.A.P.'s. It is ac- Rev. Joseph Kucharik is the Pastor. Secretary and President Troo 47 meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the Scout Room. —In New Jersey alone, cepted today that such pro- shown are Tom Maya and Did First" Church is located at the corner of West there were 441,656 adult grams have a return on in- Harry Alexander. Maya Id Avenue and Church Street. problem drinkers in 1980; vestment ranging from four was the official starter OSCEOLA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF CLARK —A minimuir. of 6 per- to one, to as high as sixteen and Alexander was In Low gross winner Don cent of those who drink are to one. Yet, one of the most volved with many ac- Closest to the pin on hole No. 2 was Peggy Nlcora. Parry. Summer Preachers at Osceola Presbyterian Church or will become alcoholics; significant roles of these tivities during th» day. TRINITY UNITED METHODIST Making the presentation Is Sal Prezloso, tournament 10 a.m. Worship Services: —Over 15 percent of the programs is the problem co-chairman. CHURCH OF RAHWAY adult population exhibits PREVENTION or early Sunday, July 5: The first of the Summer Union Scr- July 5 - The Rev. S. Timothy Pretz. Rebecca Lynn Scanlon, daughter of Thomas and Pamela Scanlon. will some potentially serious detection and correction. fces with First and Second Presbyterian Churches of symptoms of gtreu (e.g. before the personal and Rahway will be held at Trinity United Methodist Church be baptized during worship service. Fellowship hour follows in fellowship hall. high blood pressure); economic costs reach crisis at 9:30 a.m. The Rev. DonaJd B. Jones, Pastor, will con- —There are over proportion. duct the Morning Worship Service and give the Message. July 12 - The Rev. Larry W. Boutelle. Associate Ex- ecutive for Nurture of the Presbytery of Elizabeth. 3,000,000 teenage alcohol An Employee Assistance Special Music will be presented under the direction of and drug abusers in the Mrs. Judy Alvarez. Adult-supervised Nursery Care will Fellowship hour follows. Rev. Boutelle graduated from Program can often spell the Rahway Hospital President John Yoder told the United States today and be available for infants and young children. The Minnesota University and Dubuque Seminary, and has difference between a golfers and guests at dinner what a fin* job was be- 100,000 of them are in Morning's Worship Leader will be Mrs. Patricia Brad- served as Moderator of Elizabeth Presbytery as well as human tragedy and a pro- ing done by the Kiwanis Club of Rahway by taking on New. Jersey. Our lovely female foursome pose at the first tee. From the left: Gertrude Bradley, shaw. significant roles in education. He. his wife Jan, and ductive, contributing thai task of sponsoring this annual tournament to 12-year-old son Nathaniel, moved in 1986 to New Jersey Problems affect people employee and family mem- Phyllis Balorl, Bonnie Maye and Peggy Nlcora. Trinity's Fair Workshop will continue to meet benefit Rahway Hospital. from Rolla, Missouri. Since 1980 Larry has served as and people affect the quali- ber. You can obtain infor- through the summer on Thursdays from 10 a.m. until 2 Associate Pastbr for Education at the First Church of ty of work. This translates mation about E.A.P.'s p.m. ' Rolla. into: designed specifically for Trinity is located at the corner of E. Milton Ave. and —Absenteeism, one to your company by calling Main Street. < July 19 - The Rev. Edward C. Zaragoza, former in- SENIOR HONORS ... The American Lung Association of Central New Jersey - the terim pastor, of the Osceola Presbyterian Church. Christmas Seal People - recently honored the Kenllworth Senior Citizens Club of RSVP six times over the accep- (201) 233-8810, or writing Fellowship hour follows. for Its dedicated volunteer service. Pictured from left at the Lung Association's Annual table norm; Safety problems to the Union County Coun- July 26 - The Rev. S. Timothy Pretz, Pastor of Dinner Meeting are club members Connie Raymond, Minnie Lelkauskas and Ulllan at the workplace: 15 per- cil on Alcoholism, Inc., 300 KBINEZER AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL Osceola Church. Lasser. cent of onthejob accidents North Avenue, East, West- CHURCH OF RAHWAY occur solely due to personal field. New Jersey 07090. On Sunday, July 5, at the 11 a.m. Worship Service problems (e.g. preoccupa- Holy Communiion will be observed. The Rev. Rudolph P. tion); —Escalating health and Did You Know? Gibbs, Sr.. the pastor, will deliver the sermon. Music will Children, obey The names of the five great be presented by/the Celestial Choir under the direction of Volunteers needed to your parents In the benefit costs: troubled lakes can be remembered Mrs. J. Stanley; Parker. Mrs. Vera Bergen is the organist. Lord: for this Is employees are excessive thusly: HOMES for The Sunday Church School will commence at 9:30 a.m. right. users of health and benefit Huron, Ontario, Michigan. Rev. Michael/R. Eubanks, pastor of Community Baptist launch balloons at fair plans; Erie and Superior. Church. MonJtclair, will be the guest preacher at the 7:30 p.m. Evenini Worship Service. The Arthritis Founda sole nonprofit health Meetings during the week: Today, New Believers tion. New Jersey Chapler. is organization in the state Local realtors Dudley Painter and\Fred Barth set out and Rcfresner Course, 6:30 p.m. Prayer Meeting, 8 p.m.; searching statewide for dedicated to finding the to tackle the course. clubs and organizations to cause and cure of arthritis. Tournament co-chairman Tuesday. July 7, Men's Chorus Rehearsal, 7:30 p.m.; Wednesday, July 8, Bible Study, 7:30 p.m. help with Up, Up & Away, C. Vigilante makes open- a major balloon launch on Ing remarks at dinner. Saturday, August 8, 4:15 Discover Our Parks p.m. at the New Jersey program is slated SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH OF RAHWAY State Fair. Volunteers arc yn Sunday, July 5, at 9 a.m., church school will be urgently needed tn sell \ li.eldyat 10 a.m.. Morning Worship Services will begin; balloon pledges for SI at Ihe The Union County n the green. Baptism, Holy Communion, and Risht Hand Fellowship Fair's Arthrilis Foundation Hoard of Freeholders has announced that the Depart- Low net winner Bud Senkowsky, left. Making the will/be observed. Services will be officiated by our pastor, booth. Garden State Richard Width happily accepts his prize as winner of Putting contest winner Bill Werson accepts the prize ment of Purks and Recrea- the Pro Shop "kickers" contest. Sal Prezloso makes from Sai Prezloso. presentation, C. Vigilante. thei Reverend James W. Ealey, who will also deliver the Racetrack, Cherry Hill, Ju- message. The music will be rendered by the Church- tion's "Discover Our Parks" the award. ly 31-August 8. Inspirational Choir, under the direction of Mr. Bryant program will be offered Seven Bradlccs Depart- every Tuesday and Thurs- Kichardson. All are welcomed. ment Slores from south Every Wednesday evening at 7:30 p.m., mid-week day, from July 7 thru Jersey are supporting this August 27. Prayer and Bible Study Class will be in session. All are launch by holding special Tlic program is open to invited, bring your Bible and a friend. events, selling balloon ST. MARY'S CELEBRATES NATIONAL HOLIDAY .. . Ihe County's organized Crestmont Federal awards scholarships pledges at their store en- Rev. Joseph M. Qulnlan, Pastor of St. Mary's Church, senior citizen (age 62 and Dennis & Barbara Hujmasi or Governor Livingston High the high quality lof talent trances, making plans to Fords urc proud 10 announce Crestmont Federal's Day ceremonies were Jen- Randolph High School, Bishop George Ahr High marched In the city's recent Memorial Day Parade. St. over! and handicapped Ihc birth of their daughter, School, who was awarded a and the level of mlerest this help "man" the Arthritis Clark Branch Manager nifer Nuues, Donna La Dawn Roinanowski of School. TEMPLE BETH TORAH OF RAHWAY Mary's Parish will celebrate Independence Day with a groups. Each group, with a Megan Leigh, born May 21, $ 1,000 scholarship prize. year's program Jcncrated, Foundation's fair booth, 1987 in Perth Amboy General Michael Goydish, presented Spatu, Debbie Steckler, and Lakeland Regional High The contest was open to Schedule of Worship Services for the Summer: special concelebrated bilingual liturgy In the church at 9 maximum of 12 people, will Crestmont FederaA plans to and assisting at the launch. Hospital. Megan weighed 8 lbs. four Arthur L. Johnson Alexander /.uniga. The other winners of School, Claudine Guer- all high school, seniors in Every Sunday morning, the morning service will a.m. on Saturday, July 4. All members of the community he picked up at a central 8 OJS., and measured 21 V* in- High School students with $100 scholarships include continue the content in the The Sons of Italy, the ches!- She has two sktcrs. Nicole garian of J.P. Stevens High Crestmont Fcderal's_ eight lake place at 8:30 a.m. are Invited to attend. location and spend the mor- The stiu lent's winning en- years to come. Rebekahs, Rotary Clubs, 6'/J, &. Lauren 3W. The mater- . $100 scholarship prizes for Chris Priola of Colonia School, and Peter Scril of county trade area. Due to Monday and Thursday Morning Services at 7 a.m. ning at a parks and recrea- nul grandparents arc Stanley &• tries will lie featured in and the Jr. Women's Clubs their winning urt entries in High School, Dan Springer Friday, Evening Services will begin promptly at 8 tion facility. After a brown Peggy Mamborl of Vinccn-1 Crcstnuuii Federal's 1988 are among many communi- town. The paternal grand-' Crestmont FederuTs 1988 and Leslie Steigleman of p.m. J bag picnic lunch, the group calendars along with the ty groups who h.-ive already EURASIAN MIND EXPLORATION... A recent seminar proo/am entitled, "Understan- iwrcnte arc Kelly A. Frances Has High School Calendar Con- Middletown High School This \jvill be a service of song and prayer. Rabbi will visil a second facility. eight other winning entries, pledged thei' support. ding the Japanese Mind" was sponsored by three firms along with Real Estate Forum Jinnasi of Perth Amboy. test. South, Myron Migorodsky Rubcnsteiti will lead the service and Hazzan Sternberg including ihc cover design The program is run from Magazine Pictured are the company's representatives, from left: Irwln Schonhorn, Accepting the awards at of Middletown High School will chantjthc liturgy. Balloon pledges sold prior to It's A Boy! winner. < hris Lincoln of the fair will contribute to 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and President, QS&J Communications; Ikuko Atsuml, President, New England Japanese the high school's Awards North, Diane Kozlowski of The Saturday morning service will begin at 9 a.m. the balloons launched groups can choose to visit Center; and Michael P. Roberts, Vice President, Asian Marketing Group. August 8. two of the following Mr. & Mrs. Jmcph W. Us- Mr. &. Mrs. Douglas Fowler facilities: Wheeler Pool. /cwski i>l A vend arc nroud to of Linden arc proud to an- "Up. Up & Away..With Trailside Nature and announce ilic hirth of their ton, nounce the birth of their FlrtST BAPTIST CHURCH OF RAHWAY Arthrilis" wanls to launch a Joseph FruncK, horn June 1.1, daughter, Dcannc Marie, born Holy Communion will be celebrated at the First Bap- Science Center, the Wat- I'>H7 in Perth Aiuhoy llucniial. balloon for every one of the June U, 1987 in St. Peter's list Church of Rahway on Sunday, July 5, at the 9:45 cliung Stable, the Warinan- Joseph l-ranci>. Weighed 7 lh>.. 6 Medical Center. Dcannc weigh- one million people in New o/v. and measured 21 inchcj;. a.m. Service of Worship. The Interim Minister, the co Skating Center or Ji'irsidc Vumill}Bible ed 7 IDS. V ozs., and measured 20 ag (toe <&mtzt (jj Jersey wilh arthritis. This Ihc ntutcrnat grundixircnK :ire inches;. The maternal grand- CTJOA. cTtxxioca. . . . Galloping Hill Golf Course. Mr. & Mrs. l-runk Blunclumf of Rcvercnil Dr. Paul L. Stagg will preach during the wor- family-oriented event is not arents arc Mr. & Mrs. Patrick For information call A vend. The paternal urund Birth Announcements will ip exp/tnencei . only fun and colorful, but it x't retail prloa $3*.«S lurciiK arc Mr. it Mrs. Joseph Bwceney of Fords. The paternal appear In Wednesday's Atom 527-4900. lcu'ski of Isclm. grandfather is Mr. William A lew member of the Church will receive Right will generate new funds to SPECIAL Fowler of Green Lawn, N.Y. Tabloid and Thursday's Rahway Hand ol Fellowship. Our organist, Ms. Alice Firgau will support research, public and News Record/Clark Patriot he al tht organ console. Child care is provided during the professional education, and Worshij Service during the summer months. Glatsman joins OO MEMORIAL MARCHERS ... St. Mary's School of services for people who Rahway celebrated the Memorial Day Holiday by mar- have arthritis and their real estate firm ..It's A Boy! Phone families. 22 Summer Camp ching In the city's annual parade. W/coupon only Mi &. Mrs. Robert Cicrshon Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. Biczo Fill Out Our Form Below And Mail With Check To Barry Glassman of Clark all ord*(t can b» pitkoJ up lit l.isl ilruiiswiL'k ate proud to of Ciirlcrct arc proud to an- Vacation Bible School For more information .uinouiiiv ihe liirlh of llicir son, nounce ihc birth of their son, for children 6-12 Atom Tabloid — Birth has joined the Archie I oiuwc Alan, horn June S>, I*JK7 Kyun 'IliomuK, born May 30, about Up, Up & Away at Schwartz Company as a in John I- Kennedy Hospital. IW in John I'. Kennedy 219 Central Avc. Rahway. N.J. 07065 the New Jersey Stale Fair, sales representative in the I iMIMIC weighed 7 lbs. 15 u/s., Meiiiail Center. Ryan weighed slat id by St. Thomas St. Mary's RAS contact the Arthritis Foun- .mil niLMMiiat 201': inches. The 5 lbs. 15 o/.s., und mciisured • Swimming Middle sex/Monmouth/ Atom Tabloid m,Horn.il urumlparcnts are Mr. I8'.'i inches. The maternal dation offices in Cherry Somerset industrial and of- The Equivalent 01 a complete religious encyclopedia in ono A. Mrs Tied Piaskowsky of Krandnurents urc Mr. & Mrs. "God (is with us" is the ministry, and community plans activities Hill, 609-4820600, or Col- fice space division of the masler relerence edition. With (ho most beautilul padded bind- t aiieret Ihc paternal iirund- Alexander Pcpenclla of Avencl. onia. 3880744. The New ) ing ever placed on the Holy Scnpluros p.ircnis arc Mr. & Mrs. Louis I'llc paternal grandmother is are proud to announce theme (of "Summertime, services demonstrations. Fast Orange-based realtor. (iiTshon of West Orange. Mrs. Hli/uhclh Biczo of • Trips Bibletimje," the Vacation Bi- The eight-day session will The Rosary Altar Society Jersey Chapter of the Ar- Carlerel. the birth .of their daughter/son Secretary; and Sue Dzurak, Prior to joining Proteclant - Kino Janie* Version Catholic - The Now American Bible ble Schiiol to be held this culminate with a Parents' of Saint Mary's Church, Treasurer. thritis Foundation is the Schwartz, Glassman served summer! at St. Thomas the Day and Children's Parade. Rahway, had a planning Membership is open to all as Vicc-Prcsident of Sales • Arts & bom trighall loJ IN* *)« Apostle/ Byzantine Catholic Registration will take place meeting at the home of Sue women of the parish. Dog census with Foodland, Inc., a \hmn 300 i**>%, \ In Churc/h, St. George on the first day of Vacation Dzurak on Wednesday, wholesale fruit and produce 5 5 L «JXJ ltSH cAuiM>«rf I' Csiu*« U I Avenue, Rahway. Bible School at the Parish June 24. is planned concern, distributing pro- '•*IUM>MCLUM H ^ 0. IrTWimaifV^+PMJAeai Ctt'<1r"dl O Crafts 0 0 Aicnb>*riop «' VViifvnyioo LjiiK.i' Mr A Mr*. Andy DeZaio of lbs, ozs., Thd school will be in ses- Center of St. Thomas. For Discussed were the ac- ducts to central New Jersey. Inlivim arc proud n> announce . Mr. SL Mrs. John t. Foreman sion for eight days, July further information, con- tivities the Rosary Altar Mayor George G. Glassman is a graduate I lie hirlli of their urn. Mat (hew of 2(iJ W. Lake Avc.. Rahway. VVOHDotCOD Andrew, horn May 10. J9H7 in arc proud to announce Ihe birth and measured Inches. Brothers/Sisters 6 10 and July 13-15, from 9 tact Sister Pius at 382-9614. Society will be partaking in Nuccra has announced that from the University of John I-. Kennedy Medical of their son. John Francis, born .;•«*•_- are a.m. until noon. Registra- Early registration may be September through May. the annual dog census will Hartford in Connecticut 14 Old IXlllKi (.enter Muilhcw weighed ^ Ihsi. March 25 1987 in Muhlcnberg m tion is open to all children, Old Testament 6 i)/\., and measured 20'i in Hospital. John Francis weighed made over the phone. The Rosarians will be soon take place in Clark. and studied real estate at OHO KM MAY PI flCNIO Ur AT ches The nulcrnal wrand- t> lbs. I Vi o/s., and measured IB The maternal grandparents are grades kindergarten having a Fun and Games I will be his father, All homes will be visited New Jersey Realty In- parents arc Mr. A Mrs. Harold inches. He has a sister. COMPUTER through eighth. Atom Tabloid I icidcrslK-rycrr of |«lin. The Christine. 2Vi. The maternal 3U WEEK Night. Communion Dinner, and he shall be my by a Dog Census Taker who stitute. CAMP of "Summertime, Bibletime" Christmas Party, Night of will be identified by a lit CMtfvt AVMNN nuicrnal grandparents urc grandparents are Gregory A. son. If he commit , HJ. 070*5 Kathleen Veniura of Rivcrcdgc Sgroi of Cranford and the late AVAILABLE FULL DAY CARE will feature daily Bible Recollection and a May iniquity, I.will chas- township identification & Sieve Dc/uk. of Woodbridgc. Christine C. Sgroi. The paternal Monday - Friday The paternal grandparents are The paternal ureiil grandparent grandparents are Ihe late Rose lessons, grade level class Old Testament Crowning. These are just a ten him with the badge. arc Mr. & Mrv Ventura of mary R.

DBAPFRIf, MiPCflWER'. Keep coot dais Summer*. Central A Schlott sights Child Care by nperienced Mom and UPHOLSTE RIHEJ Mituri pttnon tmdtd lor tifht full Tinif Sjimwsoo. Mutt tmu Window A/CS. Rafnfvatoneipert- SPECIAL SERVICES cjr. Knowtodit of Union X Uid- Batirsrnir Mails, Refinnua. Fan- If repemad i serviced. Reasonable Charln L/sdjunf. Save motMi'- jjnitorul. Crut for r«br«d p«ncn, ible Hours. Call l>»«01« or tMn. Pint* all bttwtn 9«nd J dltui County w« htlpfu). Full ratei CallHan 3»aV077» Lawn care. F/Esl Reas rts. Cuftiisf. mid-year review get the job done be-tuiit* includmf Profit Sturinf. Air Cond. I Refrigeration. Semce & ;4 <9»93t; E! Sorry, no inforfnition (iwii o*' KITCMEM t DIMETTE Bepaws. Residential 1 Commercial. Screened fop Soil for Sale. '•or*.—CMAHI H. CaOCOAMO phone. For ippointmint onlr. ENTERrAINMFNT AllmakattmaiehUlM UM357 Delivered. Call MI-QIC •13 3U-52S0 '* The real estate market lead to higher standards of CALL 574-1200 •CUM commmn Mtrnm< calf J7 4-1200 CMAHS $150 •umuc i NIATIMC looicing for loving care in your •ECOVHED I i» SAGGING SJAT BOTTOMS will remain fairly strong quality." Woikilt\Qm*.Maki\i0tot27$wkli MUSIC DOCTD* has RX for row af- eiauiii M youi HOM£ WE WILL ACCEPT horn* for 10 mo. old son 1 Air Cooditioninc, Refri|eraooii I CERAMI Landscaping Specialist. coeaniTi UATINC mrni fair Professional 0 J sounds of the SPRINGS RETIfO within the next six months, How does the tax bill ef- Hours 7i2O am to 6<20 pm. clipping n«wjpjp«r articles lot Heatinf. Repamd/lnslalled. Lawn 1 Shrub LVsifn 1 Mainten- CLASSIFIED ADS APPEAR <0s thru 80s. Lifhts. N£W LINING. NCW YOUR VISA OR miiiiinetditon. Will pjy up to$25 Call 141-5713 ance. RR r«. Stone. Mulch, fully with 30 year mortgage rates fect the housing market? Caretaker to keep no more 2U2* HfAVV WiBSING Slot* L^ent« No BW MASTERCARD than 4 children, including no «j Apply now* Call ldbi Insured XI 54«/U4-M»7 Free Elfmviiet Full» ln,u< remaining somewhere in According to Schlott, the WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY 1M»» more than I child under age BRICK THE CEMENT Sunshine Upholstery UOOO—ICCI the 9'/i and 10!^ percent largest of buyer segments, ' S12S/»eek. 371-473T Planning a Wedding or Part»! Jonn's Lawncare. Save money. Cut- SUNDAYS 5308:30 a.m. Pipef LOU MAR Music MUSIC forjlloccj- Al-ill DINETTES (ing Tiimfflinf. Rotot]llin|: Reason. range, according to Richard the first-time homebuyers Wt. 7 pas. RouU J130 p»f mon [ft. {30 d«t«r siqna 2M-I71O Til« Bathroom rans/s«n>i74-»iyt OVING' U 'PW00J6I or young "boomers" (ages fBd.Wocoilectini J33-0310 FAOORV WAREHOUSE L. Schlott, president of Live t»n««iiiM£in Refflodcied-Uascnry 110 LANOSCAPING. Lawn Maint. THE MAGIC IS... 1050 SI. G—tf A... BEFORE U HAUL Schlott Realtors. 26 to 34) are looking fonyi PUM I Sbombdi. 1080 JIM'S OUUUU^O Emery Gino.a.3il-4J07 Trimmmf. Shrubs. Ptantirtf. Free DRIVERS G«MP7 fiw£it) mates, autos. 24 hr prompt service Yards. Tliere's STUMP updated Kitchen w/self-cleaning oven, dishwasher 3 issuts Ftff. CaH whan all itams are sold. y IIM PC. or Wing Word Ptoctuint made eisy SiS Cleamni Service Homes, Of attics, ate, Ut-itt2 than there were last year." tage of deductible interest. our Many Samples Leifn itom onoiCa teacher. Tty t hr. & no wax flooring. A Formal Dr. w/chair rail, 1st Mart ke> «cc«jnrtai. 1212 Sf. BuoiMtrs D.J. Ucti. Condos. Apartments Day w All types ol tjasii removed. Insured said Schlott. How will the economy ef- lowcwt. 27MIM Nijhf, Reasonable rates. Minor a floor full bath, Den & Br. 2nd floor has 2 large Brs, Guoronftvd R*od«r to H»ooV want odf are 'or Music Irom ttu 40s lo the 80s. 24 howl preeapt senice. Free EaU- &TREE In the new home in- '•Mtrj also- Free estimates No |0b fect the market? "Low-level non-tomm#rciol odvcrfiietri only. Items 1ar sole The Atom Tabloid Mjinrylisf - Top Hnutylist waitsd Lowest rates around. Call Mort-Sat. EASTERN CAfiPEI CLMNEBS. Prof roatae. DMn OVtRrAt - COM. Wtdring knotty pine trim guest rm, & full bath. Also full Pick up our FREE guide to 855-9300 wilh following. Salary nagotiable KI17IHU2I tooimall Anytime 680 8487 dustry for example, builders inflation may be back but mull not «xc##d XI .000. Pric» and phone buying invitations and a 219 Central Ave. lit CMttral Av«. ClMrWJ of Cirp«ts & UphoJ 2 rmi PARE OUR 'RICES! S41-M52 REMOVAL^ basement w/RecRm, wet bar & 1/2 bath! There is number mutt b* in ad. Cosh of Check /or S5.00 Groom's checklist. Open <•> ». N.J. All Debrrs. Concrete, Dirt Metal For You have intensified efforts to historically houses ap- Rahway, N.J. C£«r«*l I£»S£» O.l.'S Removed Slumps Removed. MTHECLASSafTEDS CAROLS LANDSCAPE mutt b« included with ad Autos, Motorcycles, am to 5 p.m. Mon thru Fri. FUIL TIMI I A. Profttuionjl Carpet 1 Up- HOMI CLUNING CAR I come on line with more preciate significantly more a breezeway connec- Garage Soles ond Reol EsTote not accepted in 574-1200 Oil ffMjay. Busy delivery service Perlecl lor all occasions. Oldial Big holitery cteimnj Free deddwuer Seasonable Howard S83-48S7 ting to a detached BMK&U. ESTATE CltCUUTION DIPT. Binds Disco. LOW, low rates. Lights. housing units, creating a than any inflation rates," Guoranl*«d RecdcY to R«cder ieciion, P/T early morning needs • carter minded individual w/evcy 3 rms. Aih about out spe- FOR PCOPIE ON THE GO PAT'S IRUCKING Demolition of Car- 574-0861 newspaper routes, with good office skills *nd plusant 24Hrjday Ml-MaMtU ciil Retsonabte pncei. 4H->1 \2 Persofttlixvd by you to rn««t ajel Cleanup work. Yards. Cellars t more competitive housing said Schlott. "Appreciation garage. The exterior phone personality. Customer service (5r30 to 7 a.m.) are General clerical, some Dl£ MUSIC CO. I>1> MUSIC) "Hot your n*atds. Exxutiv* & Pro- Houses.Fullylnsured 1SSU63 environment," said Schlott. rates even in areas that are has an attractive available In Iselln, typing, must be good at •inddjtaentryeip ..plus ?3^O31O fessional Home Core. inc. Excellent Income (or Part Time lunesCool Prices." Plot. D.J'i. All jncrcasing,_£ompcti- less in demand are approx- stone "& "aluminum Avenel, Colonia, Car- detail and have good occasions, any music S41-Z333 245-1945 PLUMSIftr. i KTATING I1CTS A 0C4IU1IMA USED CARS & TRUCKS FOR SALE OR RENT HIRING! Gowrnmenl Jobs - your home auambly work. For info. OUAUTT ntlOVAl . tion should serve to have a imately double the Con- finish. There is a 1 PA1T TIMI I feret, Woodbridge, telephone personality. ««UtOUTHM HOUCt — riMII ettafek ftUX jr«a. JI5.0OOJ68.00O. Call Wt4I4003EHl M CiipanUfmOtk Small iOt>ri 636-844; AJum. sidin|, b»thj. decks. >7QQQrfleilQtfef Zat3102< .. teal.estate rsnUl miy be sublet to riers who have been hired to 1400 per month plus p.m. The Atom Tabloid, garages token down. Sr. dis- Roofing by Glenn Wallace Free 1* HR. SEWER S. DRAIN IK« tVi, tfoy CaJI th« Drummer. Must sing. Work avail" EUCntOlTSIS. Professional Office. basemants. kitchens, pinelmj. dmrfivd O#pl 10 mdrv'cor- ~7t voitTflibbit, iooa r'imolnj con any rebate ur citiitl reQuiffd by deliver The Atom Tobloid. 2)9 Central Ave.. count. Estimates- Fully Insured. No Middle CLEANING SERVICE ibie.CallStalinA.enel 855 0159 cash Incentives. A roll Medical Office Front Desk Recap 1166 St Georges Ave. Annal. Bl ft*t eilim.tti Call Joe. <3<-42<4 . Cabinets and Wood Wort and Fur >**eJMa. Hi PnVxe Im. & Lie No. PWOO?76 ting. Piper Hjfififlf Bonded t Ins. H. Zurav, has passed the Step down dining room and kitchen, tUHttOO.Cmiiim 311-6491 Clillwood, HI 0J7ZI chollanaing opporfunify for */T summer work doing 'ositions available for RN'S, Full Time 6:30 am. to 2:30 p.m. Job DOLL BIRTH CERTIFICATE J ADOP- GOVERNMENT HOMES fiom SI (U fmrtUsl S«flW>e«a Alllld S7H3Ot7 UI CMMTIOMM. (2) Chrysler Air Experienced lurmture movers lK«nt«d RN'i. F/T poi., 3 telephone sales from our PN'i, ICU, IV Nurses, Com. requires heavy lilting Applicant FLOORSANOING New Jersey bar examina- TION PAPERS Sand S) cish lor tepau) Delinquent tax propmty. Re I1J5 II. Onrie Ave., CONSTRUCTION private den area, plus spiral stairs to Temp 1.000 BTU. US will, load full/ Time Drivers license helpful. pm-Upm ihift. B*n*ftti in- Rahway office. ChooM your panions, Baby & Child Core. must be at least 18 ys old Floors sanded & finished, natural Painbnj. Experienced lnt*no65 IH-«34« RESTAURANT HELP COM! TO YOU CM. N.J. Husband for Hire. Odd Jobs Phones thousands of college ap- SCHOOL rr/.»T Ml•!• »4 «r 1JS-I5*)'. Interior/Exterior Painting CM, 1 Mattress mi used, cut SATISFACTION installed Call alter 12 noon LEN offers sunny atmosphere, large rais- AVENEL Buy or sell AVON In your own Reasonable rates. FULLV INSURED. plicants and law school pro- MOO sell lor SI25.Sno«bl«rJ75. fencing, hi-reta tlltars. pump, lad- neighborhood or at work. Earn 4M-0W Full mid Part Tim* poiHIans avallabl* for: GUARANTICD. PAPER HANGER Quality work. Call MM07» spects and students in New H»I«IT IVxssa. rwb. W«t Uwk Vtarii Carmine's Painting. 3 average rooms Mai*C KM. FI/PIO». I KI. J250 station. Large 50 x 100 753-0680 AVOK now, receive Rll gift. pert Repairs No job too small sues, sold & installed Vary York, New Jersey and SUntolHree 1800 62I Fne Esl. ditioning. $147,000 Call 233-5555 ditioner. Flcao Llddti ISO each • COOKS COMPANY. PART TIME, 3tV B/hoeldumptruckarv IIMMl tutoring," Zurav said. REFRIGERATORS. Washers. Dryen. OWN VOUl OWN APPAREL Of) C«ll$T[V|eS)4-«M7 References Call Richie S74-3453 item Mi-Mil ng room, modern kit- P.T. or F.T. 1 S L Driveway Sealing Residential. Applicant must poasess •ul tof oil Ofvo ia lox'kf" Ontm and SHOE STOW. CHOOSE FROM Accurate Fencing. All types at He completed his studies among the top two-percent (WSF899) Color TV's. Good condition. Will • CASHIHS WILL TRAIN. PLEASE 1 Commercial Fully Insured. Free chen and large dining Qervarol clerical skilll with Work in air -conditioned Clark I m» o*U« not la upa'af m.«l( -IEAN/SPORTSWEA*. UOIES reasonable prices. Call Mike sinMSMixrArtRmc luaranta. 754-720 It. camper an accelerated pace, achiev- the son of prominent Union • SAIAD BAIT ATTENDANTS willing lo work flexible hours. day or evening. Salary S6-$° /MATERNITY. LARGE SIZES, JOHN'S RalesF/Est. aj-Hll/SU-OH? •Md, til*. lUM. 1 p. old., 1110. trailer. Sall-contalnad Sleeps5. Iffv basement. Second floor p*r hour. Studentt welcome. M^Sll 162234? Coll for appointment. gloiy llK PETITE, DANCEWEAR/ABtO- Painting. Home Improvements SSO ing 'A' grades on all 1986 County Attorney David B. mKulate.Man»a»tras. 3881378 has one bedroom, living glC. BRIDAL. LINGERIE OR PAIMTINe) average sue room. Vou supply paint for ] ,ors.e.p«ienca tn-2i» >itk Call WANTED I Piattnri trii| f>araif otI Went/laid. N.J jm Ml-MU son: 241-1010 LIZ CLAIBORNE. GASOLINE, wood mode-to-order. 100 Law Students. Zurav is a located at 28 Woodlawn 233-5555 rental will help carry '•Hi^eitt >t groot.d Tkofik IT. CAIPIMtRT. tOOl VISA «r MaitorCawtf SOt/ CUJil lioiu wood! putter ( HEALTHTEX. LEVI. LEE, CAMP styles. C-C.A. Spruce. Cedor. 11 M PAINTING. Interior. Exterior. "3" Holy id-if MJ bH AI condition. »55 Alter Spm. mortgage. First floor NATKMUl COIM UK BEVERlr HILLS. ST. MICHELE. !ea»Jea ea UasOey RtPA«, GUTTUS Fully insured. Free Estimates. Mike member of Mensa, a society Dr., Roselle, N.J. 07203. U2M77 HOMEOWNERS vacant and in move-in SIZZLiRS RESTAURANT CHAUS. OUTBACK RED, GEN- Vlalf eer ifcewreeei #r ceN hr PUAU CAUl Skryha.lohnBeck. 2U-Wt of people whose IQs rank Phone is (2011-245-2064. 304 W. in Am. CLINICAL LABORATORY AU CAUS AWWftro 5741200 HOOKi, Conctpl I. Pi Drive 1M yr condition. ESIS. FORENZA, OUGANICAL- free •< waaae eariaete. Exterior/Interior Painting. Paper To porticlpnte In our liiea »t. 1 I Panomg* »d.. Mania Pesrtt LV GROWN. OVER 1000 JI50. ibollii Delta SIS: mirr. 40i M/F ••Mil., N.J. LINK t WOOD FINCI CORP. io run M mi ARIA Hanging. Small mason work. Call up KIDS WANTED 10»d-lrml50,al7pm 5416156 VtaH SMb( Pntraai. Quclily An Employ** Own*d Company OPPORTUNITIES OTHERS. OR 113 9» ONE Ill] llsawelw Aveiwie tolOpm. 92S-3I07 PRICE DESIGNER, MULTI TIER and your horn* will display our DON'T spend your Summer »lone! k •ekwer. N.J. Premium Painting Job at a reason- (ITTIMUU. VI striped, shots, aiding ol MUM DISCOUNTS. CALL A Chance To Grow PRICING DISCOUNT OR (AMI- CLARK litter trained. FREE. Aim S p.m. MEtT SOMEONE SPECIAL. Low ' 3«6-9311 able rale. Free Estimates. Call No money down. 100% utas.MitchMites «4-2W LV SHOE STORE. RETAIL CABINET all IM-lttl PRICES UNBELIEVEABLE FOR Richie 574-3483 financing. ACT MOW ond 636-0200 TREE COPV Sinsles Publicition. As new opportunities are created for talented CXIALITV SHOES NORMALLY Naed an Eltctncian'Call WUNOEB UVIM tOOM sn. Colonial 1900, receive a IAISI CASH Wnle SocillAd-Vtnturei. P.O. Box $219,000 Coffee table S9S. Cill beteeen PRICED FROM Il«. TOP SSO. GARDENING S ELECTRIC Lie Bus Permit No. 5736. •(•ATI. COMMUTING TO N.Y.C.? individuals at this nationwide clinical laboratory, 61. South PliniiiBld, N.J. Q?080 FRONTS PLUMBING & HEATING 1U-M55 IQam-lpmaalrerSpm nHH38 OVER 450 BRANDS. 4600 LANDSCAPING your chance to grow is here. STHES. JT4.8OO TO Well maintained custom built IAHI MESit>, Minor. Chest, 2 Rodngue: Electrical Contractor. Considen J26,900, INVENTORV. twin Beds, mil tabltt300. Roof car- YOU COULD BE SPENDING PRIVATE umirs PLUMBIIIC i HUTING Licensed 1 Bonded No. 3194. No job 286-2477 Flea Mai kit enry tuesdiy. New INSTRUCTION TRAINING, FIXTURES, GRAND Emergency sewer cleaning. Plumb- loosmall. «3H;i7 split level home on dead end ii m;w Dover United Uelhodist Church, OPENING, AIRFARE. ETC. CAN OMIN MUDOW ing A Huting Repairs. Free Est. Hot UOPEO, Ultr, lood condition. LANOSCAMHO CO, INC. AMP Electric Inc Residential. In- (90 New Doter Road Edison, (am. CUSTOMER RELATIONS CLERKS OPEN IS DAVS. Water Heaters. Sump Pumps. Lenny dustrial. Commercial. Lie. No.7532. Halmallnclijdad.Wi. ttlWI ftlRNIUIRF FOR SALE OVER $2100.00 A YEAR FOR PIANO INSTRUCTIONS Automatic Lawn Sprinkler. COUNTER TOPS street adjacent to IproDeiJmSHJIO __Jiy4M ' Full-Time, 10AM-4.J0PM, |:]0AM-SPM Grieco. State lie, no. 6249 57^0410 free Esl 20175M0M MOff D 'il. General Cre(. Very |ood Dealers wanted Outdoor vendor Beginners thru Artist levels Installation — Additions MADE & INSTALLED MR. IOUGHIIN Expert plumbing & heating repairs. John W Paulikas I Son. Lie. Elec- condition. 1199. Call lltir 5 pm. GILES USED FURNITURE. Btdi. maiket sponsored bv HaKwiy Uuii. A Sjldjjjti Ill-597t Alterations Watar heaters, drain cleaning. State picturesque park. Three (wH)MI-42U l.ien Uw trical Contractors. 24 hour service. Ortutn, CK«itj. RstngeritOi-v Box ness Merit'AMOC ForinloSll'7717 TRAIN OR BUS FARES PLUS Individuals must hove good communication and MM Irom Manhattan Sch of Music Outdoor Lighting System. lie CallCarlCates 3.3-1715 Wk lob Prleea NojobJooimaJI; 2H-7H4 Spiingi, Mittressel & other Houie- office skills. Medical terminology helpful. Willing gi«es piano lessons tot all levels In- 213-1232 bedrooms, 2 full baths, A34-7261 MOUSTAKAS 1 SON Plumbing 1 John Masy Electrical Contractor. OKU. »H SI.295. now S4S0 hold Articles. Alio. Moving & Stoi to train. Must be able to work under pressure. spiring Uun! 2U-JU4 Healing. Reasonable Prices Cuitar was 1249. no«JI29. Drums PARKING AND SUBWAYS, NOT Fully insured 1 bonded. Lie 8074. ige. No job too large W smill. 246 VILLAGE COMMON Call Marney. Tutoring by public scrjool teacher. Free Estimates. 4H-219J modern eat-in kitchen and AU. inspect. trimmed, minor, hdboard. Valour FULL AND PART TIME SALES Full-Tine «i3OAM-5:OOPM DON FUINTIS UNOSCAPMG Decks, Rep Wind. Kite. Bath ( Bsml. • IAIN* «IT. UMTAUID Paddin|.S400. HHI77 lamps, «tc. Willing to train TOOLS WANTED Roofing, Carpentry. All types repairs. Wttfor* — Social Security ORAPIRIIS Owdltr WetwaaieWai M. 5er • NOT WAI1I, inAM •UOIM GOm. Vail, u 910. Highest Pncetl Susp ceilings. F/Est W101IS N«rae letwawtea ured I Bonded •i 3II-3SJ3 - '•'3. 94nni Laniys, (urn. KUSS Sacand iklft-rtjrt Time. TiSOPM-lIilOAM Any^lie^ JJM4102. L. Hause Construction Co. specializ- TATLOH eft LOVI, Inc. IF YOU HAVE A DESIRE TO hotstiry. Vour fabric or Dun.. For- t>1 J»»-1I»7 Mle S4I-1J01 fvnlei. fc. Ik. Me. ellt 14 Nwr lanlii School, Clark, recently participated In an arts and crafts •rare. HII items. I'I' lbl3l]]014 HUTOltllECKEir T Experienced Key to Diskette Operators. Minimum merly at Stoinbach's. 38 yrs. tip S- ing in Additions. Kitchens, Bath- 434 StMjIh A**., Big Savings onusad parts & rtars. Wa 414-0SS4 JM4471 project. As part of their second grade Brownie ex- IPSID CARS A TRUCKS FOR SALE OR RENT 2-4 years experience. Call Olga. Cititens'diic-W. Cantar 7574W5 rooms. Garages & Basements. Qual- 574-1175 NEED CASNr OLD IEW[t«*. OLD buy disabled ( wrecked! cars. ity Workmanship. References sup- perience the girls have participated In service, educa- IIIUS. CAU BErODE CAHACE SALE •TUMP WATCH OUR CHIlDRtN Independently Ownae I Op.rol.d SUCCEED, CHECK US OUT! plied.FreeEst.AISpm MHOIO tional and social projects '13 Ctmy SporlVan 6 cyl. 3 ipaad. OIMOVINGOIHA Full-time positions carry full benefits package JUNK CMS WAKTtl MACKIE & ATnNTWN RIJMOVAL Quality work Reasonable rates. TELEVISION SERVICES p/t. p/b. a/c. am/ffn cattatta, nt«r U3U24S7U WE MAT HAVE MANT MHIOB CITIZINS including education opportunity. Most types general carpentry/elec- vent biakat. carpat. Blua. axctllant Full b.naflti, Blua Cron and major medical, Hfaj iaturanc*. Mutt REEVES INC. NORMAN'S TV SERVICE - Cxp. sar- thaoa. 12,900 or Bait OHar Call A rviidcntiol health < _ Help bring lunk Cars t Trucks 12 1100 JUST STUMPS Incal.AISpmcallScott ili-44St BUT CANT SPARE ANV hava your own auto, wo pay dally oipanMi. Coma In and mtk for 7-Oiy pick up. Call anytime. Tom's Res & Com Improv Rooling. vice lor 20 yrs. Reasonable rates. iH* facility for \»nior citiit.u it DtUPOlHl MMDS Daysand Evenings OUB ***##******#**** now occtpting application! theworid on intarvlaw. 86: ''.4236. 634-1318 Siding. Wind., Additions. Decks. for thaw who nt«d aiiiitanci Mason Dependserv.Festm-lttW RAHWAY PROPERTIES 'HOahun2l02di.A. Tr.a/c.w/w togjstha; •ealib LIONEL J FLYER IRAKIS with daily living. Plcott coll OlD/DOLLS, TIN TOY I 24 Hr». Day Appliances Installed. Wallovens, radiart. am/lm radio, 1 owner. 2 Family Beauty Laberalerlc* W tuts iiraioaa Flanges. Washers, Dishwashers. Gar- 66,000milti,Sl.l"0 O44»2} one friendship • Fr«» Ef thnatei J bage disposals. Sinks. New Faucets Large rooms, new vinyl siding, immaculate condi- *81 Ford Escort, auto. a/c. p/v p/b. atatime. £ Christian woman needs A.M. KIT- • Fully Inturad ( Hot Water Heaters. Sub floors S 54.000 mllat.S2.000 or Ball Oll.r. 75 Rod Smith Plac* ROOM 101 RENT , pnv. Has turn. "Needy Case" No. IJ4t Owk Ti«. U., taeew lileinst.Lowpnces.Bob 6H-7MI tion. Two bedrooms each apartment. All separate 5742S49 mature Chrittiart man. ™ ATOM TABLOID Crwrford, N.J. 07016 Eduon area. SSO wk. Aft 4:30 p.m. utilities. Perfect for investor or to live in with • I Chmf CiUtion 2 dr. 4 cyl. EiC- loc,, ampU priv-. u/c, (201) 272-1511 Call Dale WJMIItJ i 61,000 mi, new tirat. |raal lhapa. some income. Offered at Rt. Modtroti convtao- Rahway woman wantscompaanon in ANTOUNG (ATHS1II B«l Oiler JK-HM 219 Central Av«., Railway An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F tionalitf / companion-typ». return lor rm & board. Mustldrive. J.W. Teirea CeMrwHawi 'SO Cnnatta auto. 4 dr. hatchback, Smokir oh in a imokar'i Nice home. IWU14 Specializing in Bathrooms $180.000 rootfack. am/lm itarao. naw tun I horn*. Coll 388-B7U (ill mid- Professional Remodeling brakel,Sl.l95 Mor.rn SUlUt iK Partial Remodeling Clamy Older Colonial ' 79 Camaro Bailinatta. naw in|ine. Ekpert Repoirs 4 speed. Alpine ttarao. mint condl- Older home, beautifully done, maintenance free tion. 272-3121 Join Now Mllilorlo Old Guns. Swjds. Hill 710 IIOO tSTUAATI exterior, three bedrooms, formal dining room and 71 Couiar XR7. Clt«T SMAfl. UNION COUNTY ARTS Stomps. Fishing Rods \ modern eat in kitchen. Affordable at 64.000 milei new tins. $2,100. IU-H41 «*<• rone e< - •- Xl) '71 Oodfa Aipen 19.000 miks. p/t CARPETING LINOLEUM & TILE CENTER MEMBERSHIP HOME ART $154,900 i34-tt64 Sheetrock Painting p/b,aln.S550 3U-7W 5 to 10 Vr. MANUFACTURE GUARANTII Roofing Carpanlrv Great Buy 76 Olds Retency 91. lull) aquip- Annual Dues (Circle choice) Mjirw. No Job Too Small Cozy townhouse close to city hall. Perfect starter •id-4 new linn, top cond. 11500. LEVOLOR & VERTICAL BLINDS Regular Membership $15 REG """" ~ Fr«M Estimatet Amnrnnmtav H4HH7 ot a price you can't believe. Kitchen, living room, WOVEN WOOD SHADES Family $25 FAM Address 75 Chety Malibu. 6 cyl. p/i p/b, Allan'sWasher-Drrer Rsp4n J«I*I^«. Student $5 STU Specialist on Whirlpool. G. C. Kan- three bedrooms, den, plus a full basement. Priced a/C. 69,000 mill, S^O J4tV5»74 CUSTOM TABLE PADS Sr. Citizen $10 SR /c, , . moo end on most makes > models. for the first time home buyer pt 75 Pick-Up Ford FJ50 Super-Cub Sr. Citizen (Mr. & Mrs.) $15 SRS (S>totc) _ (Zip) S7*Ot> — ' " ~™ ~ ^ ^—^ —~ ^^v^^^^^^^^p^^^^^n^^^^^^v ^F^^aP^^v-^BaBBMekMaetPl^VVB^aBeBBBBeBlBBBBBBBaBBBl M—tt SUM ttod> mi*. J1.200 ALL ONLY FIRST QUALITY Business $25 BUS Phone _ Don't mist placing your Classified, SUMMER ANNUAI French fireworks with fountains, pictured, are a highlight of the $80,000 I1H1I1 ALL MAJOR HANDS AT BIG DISCOUNTS Professional Service on Hrashera, Organization $25 ORG annual summer "Festival of Fountains" at Longwood Gardens. Kennett Square,.Pa., 75 Ponliac LaflsanC cW.f/a. p/b, WE DONT DISCOUNT ON PHONIY INFUTID MICB dryers, gas 1 elec. ranges, dish- Use Your MasterCard Kitchen. Fine Wood satt Formica mm food. 12.000 miles. USO. washers. All maior brands tM-7.414 Cabinetry, Custom built top quahtr now through Sept. 5. Fountains, outdoor concerts and colorful annuals are found (signed) mii YOU KNOW US FOR 28 YEARS MR. FIX IT Mitef.il and Woffcrnamhip. Frte throughout 350 acres of gardens and woodlands. Dairy summer hours are 0 a.m. 6 Service 1 Repain All makes 1 or VISA titiw-fi -Call -W-S0H COLONIA OUR PRICES CAN'T IE BEAT models. Washers. Orveit. Dish- p.m. and extend until 10:30 p.m. on Tuesday.Thursday and Saturday evenings cflataytetflsunnct. nowfhniif tret Enclosed Is an additional contribution of $ | would like also to volunteer lime/services __ when telephoning your od &lfeontt SCHLOTT MJ-144* WE ALSO EXPERTLY INSTALL washers. No Senice charge Sr. Cit- Fireworks admission is by advance ticket sale only. To receive an order form, along iwnsmtdiscount. Ml 7W3 with a complete listing of all performances, send a self-addressed stamped envelope CM I«U b»» Jatpl Cart. 4i4t sau NARLMARTH CARPET (Make check payable to Rahway Landmark*. Inc. (Dues are tax-deductible.) A1F APPLIANCE SERVICE. Refrif. 634-4405 t*tadn»l raUt for under JlOO'Call 574-1200 WANT ADS to: Festival of Fountains. Longwood Gardens, PO Box 501, Kennett Square Pa (,-nictstelw602437 3401 f .1179 ISILIN. 634-2417 (Return completed coupon to: Rahway Landmark*. P.O. Box 755-D. Rahway, N.J. 07065.) Washers. Drterv Dishwashers. Elec- €i«>04»|- PAGE 10 THURSDAY. JULY 2. 1987 RAHWAY NEWSRECORD/CIARK PATRIOT KAHWAY NEWS RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY. JULY 2. 1987 PAGE 11 PUBOC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Holiday tips PUBLIC NOTICES U_ inCKOKf MUST KNOW" to drive with SHERIFF SALE SHER1FF-S SALE SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW SUPERIOR COURT JERSEY CHANCERY DIVISION OF NEW JERSEY The New Jersey Comma UNION COUNTY CHANCERY DIVISION UNION for Safety Belt Use is DOCKET NO. F-734-87 COUNTY DOCKET NO. ng all motorists to wear F-6037-86 GOLDOME REALTY r safety belts during the SERVICE DIRECTORY DIAL-A- THE FEDERAL NATIONAL CREDIT CORP.. Pblnltfi VS. upcoming Fourth of Jul PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, a GARY A. BREWER, et als. corporation. Plaintiff VS. Defendants) holiday weekend. HOWARD C. McFARLANE. « CIVIL ACTION WRTT The National Safet) RESOLUTION OF BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT ux. Defendants. OF EXECUTION Council *eiitnat»a that bet- GUARINO BUILDERS GRANTING APPLICATION FOR A ZONE VARIANCE FOR SALE OF MORTGAGED ween 500-600 motorists will Al Ma* ef SITS PLAN OVO. ACTION WRIT OF PREMISES Hoese huaraeaiautt EXECUTION FOR SALE OF By virtue of the above-stated writ be killed and 24.000-28.000 Complete Vinyl Sidings MORTGAGED PREMISES injured during this holiday Decks t KHcWns Applicant: Atmaada Com. of execution to me directed I shaQ •athi $. leseasent Custom Built Address ol apparent: 321 ft Oaorfes Aw RahMy. NJ. By virtue of the above-stated writ expose tor sale by public vendue. In weekend. Minimum Ad 1X3- Attic «e«iea'efcia Additions SERVICE Block and Lot No.. oteratTasss: Bh *2S Low 1A. 142. IS. 16. oi execution to me drected I shall ROOM 207. In the Court House. In Carol Ann Dillon. Direc- •ADDITIONS expose for sale by public vendue. In AH Otif i. AsUMees Location of pnmlMi: Canaanf »!. anal MuRmy St. the City of Elizabeth. NJ. on tor of the Committee says, Replacement Windows •DORMERS Description at premie as. Vacant Land (Park). ROOM 207. In the Cotet House, In WEDNESDAY, me 29 day ol JU- Vlrt.l t Ahmsinsm Siding "Countless lives could be •ADD - A LEVELS Purpou OJ application: SuMMMon ol property «rto 6 budding lois. the City of Ekzaoedi. NJ. onLY AD.. 1987 al two o'clock in the Creative Carpentry In Bwm JO Y..ir. Fr«« EiEif U MOVING? •nd puking (additional) far mat and ottce property. UH variance re- WEDNESDAY, the 8th day ofertemoon ol said day. saved and many serious in Utnud QUALITY 141-1975 quested tar parking kx. JULY AD., 1987 at two o'clock «i Rahway In the County of Union, juries could be avoided if Spring deaning the afternoon of said day. end State of New Jersey. Common- Datafs) ol hearths May 12th, 1987 everyone took the few S74-1236 Any objectors? Yes No B, File No. XCZ 18. 853 ly known as: 2010 Bamett Street, l f seconds it takes to buckle I^ECORATORS WHEREAS appacans» had made apcacstton to tha Buidmj In- The property to be sold Is" -w»tH Rahway. New Jersey. Tax Lot No. specter lor a permit farth e (ottering aaapoee: In lha township of Clark In tha1.54 & 56 in Block No. 76. Dknen- their safety belts." ^ Call for fnt 1st. 632 Boulevard. Kenllwonh Enlargement of parking lot. end suboVlskin of propany Into . Variances farpropoee d dteeBngs. Jersey. feet wide by 79.98 (eet long. mends the following tips to Slipcover* Commonly known as: 31Nearest Cross Street: Situate on the SIDING any complete tiding job' Shop WHEREAS tha Bidding Inspector darned said appecatkxi farth a make driving safer: FIRE SAFE •169" at Home following raasoWsh Shetland Drive. Clark. NJ. northwesterly tide o( Bamett WINDOWS Special prices new In effect • Sofa — z o< J tuj,^, Major subdhrlslon and expansion of commercial parking lot re Tax Lot No. 5 In Block No. 45 Street. 71.59 (eet from the David Ginfrida Slipcovers Dimensions at Lot: southwesterly tide of E. Scon ROOFING en replacement window* • 2 Chain — 2 iud>n Reupholstery quires site plan revkw and approval. • Buckle up at all times. MILLION DOLLAR MAN ... Roger Love, president of CHIMNEY SWEEPS • SaKwoh WHEREAS appacantis) lliafaanai appealed to rha Board o< Adkut- (Approximately) 113 (eet by 141Avenue. DORMERS ABLE METRO • Overlook Verticals fart by 150 (eet by 38 (eet Some motorists are inclined Century 21 Taylor 4 Love, Inc., announced that broker HOME IMPROVEMENTS CO. INC. ment (or a zone variance manning that aald ippHrttinn be gnntad: There Is due approximately to use safety belts only associate Qreg Young, pictured, has reached a Real Low Low Prices on Moving & Storage Inc. • Fitted Ann Protectors 1" Blinds WHEREAS the Board of Adjustment hat held a hearing thereon Nearest cross street: Situate on $75,443.72 together with lawful In- ADDITIONS 750-3550 "Join our family of OFrICE and SHOWROOM ReuphoUtery New Furniture upon due notice to the partial entitled to tame pitfsuant to law; the northeasterly side of Shetland terest from April 1, 1987 and costs, when driving long dis- Estate milestone, closing over one million dollars worth CUSTOM "With this coupon only. satisfied customers in Z4 ELM AVE, RAHWAY 499-0380 Linden, N.J. Carpets & WHEREAS tha Board of Adjuitmant hat detarrraned that laid ap- Drive 218 (eet from the with Interest thereon. tances, at high speeds, or of real estate during the month of June, and may reach Office: 737 Main Street your neighborhood" • Sola or 2 Chalrt Draperies plication for zone variance ought to be granted upon the following northwesterly ilde of Wendell Then Is a full legal description on under hazardous condi- the two million dollar mark by July 15 According to Mr. Woodbridge, N.J. 07043 Place. DECKS IATIDJI *• New .Cushions r Refill Old groundi: file In the Union County Sheriffs tions. However, according Love, thla Is a remarkable achievement and comes at Licensed. Free Estimate. Insured. M.n. I.I. I I ,.m. financing available There Is due approximately 499-7555 • Pickup & DaUvey Office. The Sheriff reserves the right Financing Available 1 Cushions A. The itrfct application of the Zone Ordinance would nut In to National Highway Traf- the one year anniversary of Oreg Young's Joining the Complete Job peculiar and exceptional practical dtfflculttee and exceptional and undue $76,549,04 together with Interest to adjourn this sale. ICC-MC 107012 PC-00123 as tht contract rate of 15%% onShapiro & Martone, Esqi. fic Administration, most Century 21 Taylor S Love team. Greg holds what are harashlp to the eppncantfi). AIR CONDITIONING , B. Tha application may be granted without lubelantlal detriment to $70,780.29 being the princes! sum CX.5O04 (DJ & RNR) I fatal accidents occur within considered to be the two highest designations In the ruant FRAZE the public good and tha variance wfl not •utxtantialy Impair th« Intent In default (Including advances, If Ralph Froehlich residential real estate Industry. He is a Certified & HEATING t SON any) from 4/10/87 to 5/11/87 and 25 miles from home at C&D QOOFING > Personalized and purpoee of the Zone plan end Zoning Ordinance. Shartff speeds less than 40 miles per Residential Specialist (CRS) and a graduate of the New EXPERI INSTALLATION & SERVICE EXPERT HEATING C. For ipedal raasoni. lawful Interest thereafter on the total 41--7/2, 7/9, 7/16. •ir PAVING TREE --.-. Call An Expert ribbon printingl sum due plaintiff and costs. hour, during normal wea- Jersey Institute (GRI). "We consider Greg our • Asphalt AIR CONDITIONING oo KIPS 1. The expansion of the parking lot will be a great Improvement by 7/23/87 F««: J107.88 x energy Mils ALL STATE ROOFING 4Q Sitting the can off tha iNtt. There Is a full legal description on ther conditions. Rahway/Clark expert. He has helped a great number of Driveways SERVICE ^ Wishing Wall & SIOIMC - HUM I IMmtOVIMlN 2. The construction of any new home or homes Is a great Improve- file In the Union County Sheriff! e Fasten your seat belts people In the area to make happy and successful Seal Complete Lnnduaping Central Air RAHWAY TRAVEL '79 and n«w«r Umbrella Rental Office. _ _ _ ^ ment to the area. and place children in child moves." stated Love. Greg has worked In Clark for over Coating Service includinq 499-8233 . Window Units DOMESTIC * FOREIGN domestic cars Supplies to NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Adjust- The Sheriff reserve! the rightt o Guild plans adjourn this sale. safety seats. Occupant res- fifteen years and lives on Westfield Avenue In Rahway RRTi S Bucket Trucli »ental TREE SERVICE 3880977 Auto Wrecking Inc. Skating. Bowling fering or shrubs. Provide 6 ft. hnca on top of naming wal. Variance don't drink alcohol. Desig- in existence, deting back to the 13th century. CONSTRUCTION ALL mis GRACE FREE Door to Door located at 654 East Jersey nate a driver who will abs- of Masonry Work • Sales Transportation also be granted farus e change tarn retldantlal to commerced. Also sub- All I,p.. 01 division of 9 lots es shown oh the plan. PUBLIC NOTICE Street. tain from drinking alcohol a Horn* liiipt u^anienU • Driveways J • Service • Installation C J>,, 381-8800 388-2457 654-9494 Store Mount PASTA DISH MAKES • Foundations ^ Mon.. DM. 10-oPM Motion seconded by Mr. Folly and approved by Messrs: Folay. The flea market will have and drive others home safe- • Boolcno • Siding SUMMER TUNE-UP IS I. MIITON AVI. r.o. it aw • K.hh.ni Bonn • Back hoe services 95 UHVIllf iVf. IIHWIV Thuri., Fri 10-SPM Waslalewskl. Stewart, Hating. over 15 stands featuring ly. SUMMERTIME COOKING EASIER TREE SERVICE - SPECIAL - RAHWAY WanW, HJ. 07090 " AdditiuMf Dorms'* • [)«(L Pkk up oui FREE aukl« |O buy LifSVIUf i IMMAH-AVEHEl Sol 10-6. Sun. U-SPM I certify met the fareoong It a true copy of the resokitlon adopted ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE # • Additions CONTROL new adult's and childrens' Drive defensively. Be ft«l«l#ftr>4l Comma • nul * with rill * tn-g invHallona *u*d a Groomi by the Board of Adjustment on the date eat forth In said resolution. ^-_* Basements • Hiciincv t«lt J. Moran Take notice that application has clothing, jewelry, ceramics, on the lookout for pedes- • Sldeoalki , Mon thru Fri Admmittratlve Omcer been made to Municipal Council of jeans, country kitchen trians, bicyclists and other • Steps 738-7482 Clark, New Jersey to transfer to It-7/2/87 Fee: 171.30 crafts, knick-knacks and old drivers who may be out- »„,.. «J 74 Hour Errwgtmcy Th« Atom Tabloid HAH YOUR Clark Circle Liquors Lounge. Inc. pi Sorvic» 19" Diagonal books. There will also be doors enjoying the summer 11* Caarlr^ 4,,., ie*.n, |) WASHER located at 23 Central Ave., Clark, 636-0278 13-1S31.J up I • depoitdobl* AD IN TODAYl THE VISITING HOMEMAKER New Jersey the C License No. food stands with pies, cakes, weather. ol Mortilloro Home-Health aide service ol 2002/33/018/003 heretofore Issued shish kebab, and Italian ART & HANK COMPLETE HOME a PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE to Robert Slegelman and Alexander FRU ISIIMAIIS- SHARP ices. Free safety belt educa- EXPERT • IMPROVEMENTS Central Union County Vaynerchuk, trading as Clark Circle PALUMBO (UllV INSUHID- e Vinyl & Aluminum * ROOFING * Llquon 3t Lounge for the premises For more information tion programs and ma- ". BATHROOIIRIWOOO M K \ DRYER ROOFING Corona Siding • SHINGLES • COLOR TV A health care service for you arid your SHERIFFS SALE Notice to Bidden located at 23 Central Ave., Clark, please call 351-9000, ext. terials, including posters, ALTERATIONS TREE SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW New Jersey. Replacement Windows 2 • HOT TAR • family. Home health aides are urgently 515. films and brochures are Construction SERVICE REPAIRS JERSEY CHANCERY DIVISION The Clark Board of Education In- Objections. If any, should be Aluminum I • • SUTI • 95 needed. Free classes are held 5 times a UNION COUNTY DOCKET NO. available by contacting Company (Bows & Bays) MOMPT-COUHTIOUS vitas sealed bids (or made Immediately In writing to: yln-l I Oullsrs 276-5752 *219 year. Apply now for July class as a State F16M7 Carol Ann Dillon, Director, vl 1 SIDING 1 LOCAL SEIVICI CUSTODIAL SUPPLIES Catherine Clancy of Township of "* I ^i~m n~i". Colonia, N.J. Certified Home Health Aide. Aides already THE FEDERAL NATIONAL New Jersey Committee For Freo Estimates - Fully Insured • ALUMINUM • No Service Charge Spettnceoons farth e above may Clark. Clark Circle Liquors-Lounge, VHF/UHF Model 1921P certified, contact us Immediately. MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, a be secured at the Board of Educa- Safety Belt Use, c/o New AlUrafiom • WOOD • • Check Our Price* For All If Repairs Are Made Inc. by Robert Slegelman. 77 Cen- • References proudly furnished Immediutv corporation, PlakiUff VS KELLY tion ButMat Office on Schlndler tral Ave., Clark, New Jersey. Jersey State Safety Council, rluom additions HOME IMPROVCMENTS Your Appliance Need. • W. BURNS, at al, Defendants 382-1362 Window* "Accurate Siding I Wlndow», Inc. Sejnior cifi Read Clerk. New Jersey. 2t- -6725,7/2/87 Fee: $27.28 6 Commerce Drive, Cran- Fully imur AND REPAIRS ALLAN'S WASHER CIVIL ACTION WRIT OF Sealed envelopes containing bids 25 Vrs, l*p. Free Est. 388 5490 382-1844! Frtj* •tlim WILLIAM SMEITZIR 233-3113 EXECUTION FOR SALE OP ford, New Jersey 07016 IS »M. OFHIVICI 324-0284 "TjfTiflu" ~826-~3098 Fr*>« wood RAHWAY HARDWARI I DRYER REPAIR thouM be dakVatad to the Board of 526 North Av«. E. MORTGAGED PREMISES Education Business Office on 272-7712. X. 388-3797 j. «£ APPLIAHCI CO. By virtue of tha above-itatad Schlndler Road on Tuesday, July 574-0289 Wutflald, N.J. 07090 writ of execution to me directed I 14.1W7 and will ba pubtcly open- PUBLIC NOTICE Phobia program 1553 Main St., Rahway 388-1574/0772 SPRING SALE •hall expose (or sale by puMe ed and read aloud. LOW. LOW 110 OAK ST., RAHWAY vendue. In ROOM 207, In the Court Bidden are requked to comply sots registration Sara SIHer group PfllC£S House. In the City of Etiabeth, N J. NOTICE OF ACTION this Spot Sal D'Addario wtth the requirements of P.L. 1975, FAMILY SDVICE on WEDNESDAY, tha 22nd day of c.127 BY RAHWAY BOARD donates $1100 to ROOFING JULY A.D., 1987 at two o'clock In IN THIS ARt-A FOR H. EDWARD FLANAGAN OF ADJUSTMENT The Phobia Release Could SIDING tha afternoon of said day. Board Secretary PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that ChlMrtn'a Hospital Replacement XCR 18,765 Education Program known "We OVER 40 YEARS lt-7/8/87 Fee: $13.33 tha Board of Adjustment of the City WINDOWS The property to be sold k ol Rahway, at the conclusion of a u PREP announces that Be Yours build, e HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING located In the City of Rahwey «the public hearing held on Monday, applications are being ac- A donation of $1,1(X sell end e GAS BOILERS '••'%•• County of Union. New Jateay. June 15, 1987, to consider the Wilt ell our cepted for the fall sessions from the Sara Slifer Organ • WARM AIR FURNACES Commonly known as: 562 Teneyke PUBLIC NOTICE application of Robert O'Brien of own products" Place, Rahway. New Jersey. Tax 1761 Montgomery Street. Rahway. to be held in Cranford. ization will be used b; - PLUMBING AVAILABLE - Lots No. 87,88 and 89 In Block 74. N.J. for review and appproval of a PREP is open to anyone Children's Specializes Summertime and the living—and cooking—Is easy. At 574-1200 No Middleman Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) Sketch Plat covering lots 27 & 28, least that's the goal of most cooks during this season when • HEATING SYSTEMS • HUMIDIFIERS NOTICE OF ACTION suffering from panic Hospital to purchase need t 6PM 634-0116 CLEANED 8. SERVICED 96 teat front. 38 iatt rear, 115 bet BY RAHWAY BOARD block 90, Tax Atlas of the City ol everyone wants to spend as much time as possible • DUCT FABRICATION side. 100 (eet side Rahway and a request to subdivide disorder or phobia. Screen- ed eye examination equip outdoors. • CENTRAL AIR OF ADJUSTMENT ing of all participants for • OIL TO GAS Nearest Crass Street: Situate the said lots to create a new ment for its eye clinic. As the weather warms up, appetites cool down—all the CONDITIONING PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that building lot upon which to construct the group will be done in Ju- U1INFDK CONVERSION on the northeasterly tide of the Board of Adjustment of the City The eye clinic is used bj better to make use of the bounty of temptingly fresh vegeta- CISLO MASON " HOT WATER SVSTEMS Teneyke Place. 160 (eat from the a new home, did approve the ly and August with classes > SHINGLES • ATTIC VENTILATION of Rahwey, at the conclusion of a Sketch Plat and did grant the 40 children per month al bles available throughout the summer months. Uatc, Birch ond GENERAL CONTRACTOR • ELECTRONIC AIM southeasterly side of Peterson pubte hearing held June 15. 1987, beginning on September 14 > HOT TAR SIDING SVSTEMS necessary variances. this time and that number is This easy pasta recipe from Sargento Cheese Company European style *'••• CLEANERS Street. to consider the appecaSon of me and meeting on Monday • GUTTERS/ j All Typos ' REFRIGERATION Than Is due approximately Busy Bee Nursery School Inc.. for Robert O'Brien likely to increase when the combines the season's best vegetables with sliced chicken LEADERS •-- co bine ts Polios BUILI SERVICES evenings from 7:30 to 9:30 service relocates to thebreasts In an easily prepared parmesan cheese sauce. The ' Custom mode of Siding $39,289.94 togemer with Interest review and approve! o! a site plain 1761 Montgomery Street ' ALL • Driveway SINIOK CirillH DISCOUNT p.m. mixture is served over the quintessential favorite, pasta. CounTertops • Roofing at the contract rate of 12 3/8% on covering Lot 28. Block 443 tax Rahway, N.J. 07065 hospital's new outpatient GENERAL REPAIRS • Carafe $35.291.62 behg tha prkKtpel turn atlas of the City of Rahway and a lt-7/2/87 Fee: $14.57 Working in a mutual help Sargento's grated parmesan cheese, available in 8-02. « B-68358 satellite facility in Fanwood EMERGENCY LEAKS • Windows • SMevaUcs In default (Including advances K any) request tor a variance to permit the group, PREP off era.an in- cans, fends a robust flavor to Summertime Pasta. Whether from 4/10/87 to 5/18/87 and awful in the fall. "op(wovecf build urTrooUr" • Decks • Maaonry npalr* construction of a second floor front tensive learning experience the vegetables are home-grown or fresh from the market, Interest thereafter on the total sum addition, did approve the site plan The Sara Slifer Organize this one-dish meal takes very little time to prepare. The as- All W0BK GUAftANUEO 634-6630 due plaintiff and costs. and did grant the variance re- in a variety of fear manage- FULL LIC. - fRK 1ST. Cell T. Serenes! Residential Commercial lion, a long time friend of sortment of vegetables (chop them In a food processor to GUI IONV AT 396-4343 There U e ful legal datenpflon quested. Did You Know? ment techniques for persons Children's Specialized, rais save time) and selection of pasta (spinach, tomato or egg- 634-3962 985-1882 574-1980 396-8764 on Me ki tha Union County SharDTs Bernard Burkhoff, President Save the water from boil- suffering from agoraphobia ed the money by selling raf- Drop Hour Office. ing eggs. It contains flavored) features a variety of pleasing colors and textures biTtMClaeaaTledl •far S a.m. 958 Brood Street, Railway Busy Bee Nursery School Inc. or individual fears of fles and merchandise and by which are complemented nicely by the cheese sauce. The Sheriff reserves the rtjht to 1155 St. George Ave. minerals and makes a elevators, dentists, crowded obtaining donations. The adjourn this sale. Rahwey. N.J. A simple tomato and onion salad, crusty bread, and fresh MATTI PLUMBINO Zuckar, Goldberg. Backer It beneficial drink for your places, flying, writing or group sold "Golden Books," fruit accompaniments make a meal that is light yet satisfy- JV Paving 11-7/2/87 Fee: $13.33 house plants. COMPUTE Howard Ws II arrano* ttm« to tit Ackefman, Attys. making a signature in public which are commemorative ing, elegant yet nutritious, and moves from kitchen to Vour Khadule. W. inilol ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS CX47-04 (DJ •: RNR) HOME IMPROVEMENTS and many other situations. booklets crediting the donor dlningroom in record time. >ttvlnq C< dilhwaih.ri, dr,.n, woih OUR SPECIALTY RALPH FROEHUCH What could be easier? • RamadeHng •r», its molceri, vanltiai SHOOT To receive an informa- with contributing in the • Additions tooc«t«, dllposoli, hot wot.. ASPHAIT DRIVEWAYS l>«otwl, lump pumpt, hot 41-6/25.7/2. 7/9 tion packet and application memory of loved ones who SUMMERTIME PASTA • funding HEADING CAMPAIGN.. .The Association for Advance- * 7/16/87 Fee: $127.72 are deceased. They also sold 4 tablespoons butter or margarine AND PARKING IOTS «ol.r dnp.ni.ri. wall ment of the Mentally Handicapped (AAMH) has an- call the Mental Health • Hoofbio/SWInj M»iOM»Y 1KPIHT cool tops, rong.i. tM,,, "Authograms" which com- 3 tablespoons flour rang, hoodt, laundry tubl Association of Union Coun- • AH types of carpentry TuSf tnivrud nounced that George J. Albanese will chair the memorate donations made 3 cups milk All n>t ouwwtl**9 tollttt & toiltt repairs, organization's current capital campaign. The campaign, ty at 272-0303 Monday IB »M> end* Cueronreee* barbscutl. plumbing repoiri! on the occasion of a birth- Vt cup Sargento Grated Parmesan Cheese wraltr lotttnsri, ttoll ihow- ' Tilt-In Sash "Free the Handicapped" will raise $600,000 over the through Friday. 541-1501 Special C4I1 JOHN completely installed day, anniversary, or anyVt teaspoon salt 541-7356 tf«, in-wall vacuum lyttsms, ' V." Double Pane Insulated glass next two years to purchase an apartment building. Up to AIDS | VA teaspoon pepper Sole" bothroom rsmodelino. licens- w/aluminum caplng, caulking other special occasion. on decks 283-1374 •d (No. «o , ^ ' Solid vinyl-easy to clean one-third of the apartments wlU be rented to AAMH 'A teaspoon basil o) iniur t ft removal of storm window OffeTM t# HIM land additions! 'HI IITUKTI bondsd. J,. t>«,u m,,,. ' Rigid Aluminum master (rente clients, adults with physical and mental handicaps. The For 57 years the Sara 1 tablespoon oil ^> remainder will be rented to the general public to Slifer Organization has rais- 3 chicken breast halves, skinned, boned and thinly The American Red Cfon ed money for orthopedic sliced generate needed financial stability. Mr. Albanese la cur- U offering a free pemphlM, Voluntoors F&PiA.r, ContreKfn lac. rently a partner In the firm of Gotdberger, Moor*, Entries to close for relief, hospitals and has con- .- cup thinly sliced green onion Quality "Gay and Btexiul Men tributed toward research for SEAMLESS • All Types of Masonry Novick, and Albanese In Rosalie. He Is a former com- aro laudod 4 cups chopped fresh vegetables (broccoli, mushrooms, Heating & snd AIDS," si paut of its fighting dysautonomia, a green or red peppers, celery, green beans, carrots, ALUMINUM • Brick Work missioner of the New Jersey Department of Human Ser- continuing AIDS pubtto Paving Always tennis tournaments debilitating blood disease. zucchini) GUTTERS All Concrete Air Conditioning a "Valiant" vices, the largest department In state government. He education program. Elizabeth General Medi- The Union County Women's Open Doubles Selma Weiss of Clark, a h pound pasta, cooked and drained •CLEAN OUTS • Back Co. Inc. on the job wss responsible for administering a $3.2 blUion budget People at ria can take cal Center recently held a • -REPAIRS Hoe Board of Chosen Free- Tennis Tournaments will recognition luncheon in member of the Sara Slifer Melt 2 tablespoons butter in medium saucepan. Add and provided social services to more Than a million Naw iteps on their own to reduct holder! tfflmHHHHHi that en- Dour and cook 2 minutes. Whisk in milk. Bring to a simmer •LEAF GUARDS ^ Service Deilgn WE'U COME OUT Jersey residents. Previously, Albanese served as close on July IS. The tour- honor of its volunteers and Organization, said the Sidewalks! 381-8236 their ritk of oonttaotini triet for the Men's A naments ore scheduled for group is looking for mem- and cook over medium heat until thickened, stirring cons- INSTALLED Installation Service Union County manager, where he was responsible for AIDS. auxilians. tantly. Stir in parmesan cheese and seasonings. Set aside. •SOFFIT A FASCIA • Steps Bank Financing Available Women'* 35 A over Singlet July 25 at Warinanoo Park. bers. "Anyone is welcome," •ALUMINUM TRIM WORK the day-to-day operations of the executive branch of To obtain s free oopy of Rose Caruso of Rahway Heat remaining butter and oil in large frying pan or wok. 3 year payment '82.15 2abelh Genoral Madlcal Contor Tennlt Tournaments will Tournaments are open to she said. Frpp Fstimntp 750-2717 5 year payment "56.85 2S2,%£•« .?n fS ,°L^" •"•*»• •«•«. the county government. Albanese resides In Scotch "Gay and Bsuul Mm was honored for 500 hours Add chicken and toss over medium heat until cooked •SS-USt w ALUMINUM PRODUCTS dote on Wednesday, July 8. Union County residents. Fully Insured 53S Amboy Ave. Plains with his wife, Lois, and their son, Anthony. The and AIDS," «nd a Hlf- of volunteer service and through. Stir into cheese sauce. 5740687 FREE ESTIMATES 578 Rootevelt Ave, Corlcrrl RaJph Oriacello. M.D.. of Cranford. Is shown studying patient records with Una LoHIo The tourntmcnti ore sche- The entry fee is S4 per per- Mary Flynn. also of Rah- The group meets at I Woodbridg* R.N.. nursing unHt coordinator of the Intensive Care Unit. Dr. Orujcello i» doctor o AAMH Is a New Jersey non-profit social service agency nirtrnmirt ittmprl mialnpt In pan or wok, cook onion. Add chopped vegetables: 541-7966 duled for JuW 11 at the son and registration forms way, for 100 hours. p.m. on the third Wednes- cook until hot but still crunchy, about 5 minutes. Stir into Emeroency and Critical Care Medicine at Elizabeth General In assumlna hle^ewlv- dedicated to helping handicapped adults Mve ful and to American Red CtOH, WartauiM Park Tennis day of each month at Union productive lives In the community. For more Informa- 102 Bayard Street, fi are available at the courts. The luncheon was held at cheese sauce. Heat through, adjust seasonings and pour Courts, RoteOe. Hospital on Galloping Hill over cooked pasta. Serve with additional parmesan cheese. tion, call (201) 354-3040. Bruniwick. NJ 08901. For further information, the Town and Campus, Entries for the Men's * call 245-2288 Union. Road in Union. Makes about 4 servings. PAGE 12 THURSDAY. JULY 2, 1987 RAHWAY NEWS RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT Tl IUKSUAY. JULY 2. 1987 PAGE 13 OBITUARIES

Frank Menta, 83 Dudley E. Painter, Jr. Henry Klett, 95; REALTOR Frank Menta. 83, died ACUPUNCTURE LAW OFFICES founded Clark June 20 at Rahway Hospital after a brief illness. CAI PAIN CARE CLINIC Emergency Squad Born in Scranton, Pa. New Jersey Licensed 03 Mr. Mcnta lived in Linden Acupuncturist From China ANTHONY P. PASCALE for 40 years before moving Mr. Kllctt was a member Reel Estate-Insurance Henry Louis Klett, 95. to the Colonia section of RELIEVE PAIN — QUIT SMOKING of (he Azure Masonic Mortgages-Appraisals died June 16 at Rahway Woodbridgc 15 years ago. LOSE WEIGHT Hospital alter a brief ill- Lodge 129, Cranford 777 West Grand AVMMJ* He was a shipping coor- ' Migraine " Bursltts " Sprjins neivi. Iformerly Essex Lodge, 32 Yrt. o* v«ry p*riortol s«rv*« Elizabeth). 73 years. dinator for Small Qualities, ' Backache " Tendonltls ' Stiff Neck Rahway, New Jersey 07065 Born in Elizabeth. Mr. ' Sciatica ' Shoulder Pain " Nervousness He was also a founder Inc.. Mctuchen. 10 years, Kile11 nioveJ to Linden in retiring 10 years ago. Prior Arthritis " Tennis Elbou/ ' Insomnia 11;:0. He moved to Clark in and charter member of the 1 1 .•<••! *»MW«<«« 381-6494 to that he was a truck driver Frut. Consultation • Disposable Needles Used •P»III it *-ir b I'J.1.8. Clark Volunteer Emergen- Hii»nd lose weight too. Educated and trained in traditional Chun/'.u acupuncture 01 well as niod«rn Ironworkers Local 480 for Dapkus; a son. John of Mid- • 1 20 million people ore susceptible to allergies and you 30 years, retiring in 1985. dletown; a daughter. Miss Mrs. Sophie Graichen may be one of them. Coll for info™ Anne Garby of Elizabeth; Rabig. 85. died June 20 at Franklin School Union, New Jexswy 668 Rarilan Rd. 701 Newark Au\ He was a Coast Guard • tt takes just a few simple blood tests to find out if you veteran of World War II. three brothers. John of Elizabeth General Medical • HaJHMIutncton 'SaaCkm Clark 382 2434 Kli/abtth 353-5500 Center after a long illness. hove allergies. Mr. Garby was a com- Claik. Anthony of Seaside T U Cmiralia municant of St.Peter and- Park and William of Born in Brooklyn. Mrs. • Under direct medical supervision. Nutritionist on staff. Rabig lived in fili/abcth 40 Paul's Lithuanian R.C. Elizabeth: a sister. Miss • Thermography testing performed. Church and a member of its Helen Garby of Clark; and years and Roselle 19 years Senior Citizens Club. four grandchildren. before moving to the Col- onia section of Woodbridge foar years ago. PBOGBESSIVE ALLEBGY CENTERS Williams & Giountikos She was a member of St. (As seen on T.V.) This Spot - ATTORNEYS AT LAW - John's Episcopal Church. Nathan Katz, 64; Her husband. Charles C. 413 New Dover Road, Colonia, N.J. Rabig Sr.. died in 1963. Could WWII Vet Surviving are three sons, George of Elizabeth. Joseph 388-3636 Born in Passaic. N.J., Mr. He was a member of the of Satellite Beach, Fla.. and 388-9454 Be Yours Kau lived in Rahway for Rahway Hebrew Congrega Thomas of Newtown. Pa.; General Practice with emphasis on nearly 30 years before mov- lion of Temple Beth Torah. four daughters, Mrs. Betty Other PERSONAL INJURIES OR DEATH ing to Boca Raton in 1982. Ditsworth of Toms River, Mr. Katz was also a offices in RESULTING FROM: Mr. Kalz was a shop member of the Wood- Mrs. Gloria Beck of Col- Holmdel& Toll Free foreman for General bridgc/Rahway Menorah onia, Mrs. Adelc Tighe of (800) Cherry Hill A AtttomobB* Accident! " fadi I Umaf. Condition! Motors Corp. Trucks, Lodge of B'nai B'rith, and a Long Beach Island and Mrs. 7 -« 9S2-0U0 Newark. N.J.. 30 years. member of the Humboldt Joan Dcgnan of Rahway; Most Mojor Medico I Insurance Accepted 574-1200 Madical N«gllg«nc< * Unfit Producti, * Machin.l Later, he wus a service Ecra Lodge 114, F&AM. 12 grandchildren; 18 great- Worfcplac* Accidents * Severe Bums manager for American La He was an Army veteran grandchildren; and two Trance, Rahway, four of World War II. great-great-grandchildren. OTHER SERVICES INCLUDE: years, following that, he Surviving are his wife, wus the night supervisor for the former Marie Bragar; a AVENELISELIN Colon And Real I»tat« * Commercial Tramfin Gluuifcr Motors, Elizabeth, son, Paul of Rahway, a Ernest Brautigum Rectal Suraer Don't Incerponrtleni " Coitdommkim & Planning N.J., two yeurs, retiring in daughter, Miss Alice Katz MEDICAL Let WMi t Estate! - Municipal Court Motteri 1981. of Falls Church, Va.; two Summit Colon Divorce t Adoption! * Contract Disputes brothers, Morris of Ron- Ernest Uratitigani. 78, GROUP - It Ride died June 15 at St. and Rectal Nathan L. Katz, 64, former- dallstown, Md., and Meyer Elizabeth Hospital. 415 Avenel St., Avenel Surgical Associates ByVbu ly of Rahway, N.J., died of Coca Raton; and a sister, U M CLAtl^MM TOO Elizabeth, after a brief il- FREE INITIAL CONSULTATION June 10 m Delray Beach Mrs. Pearl Gelb of Passaic, 636-3111 Thomas Logio, M.D. lness. Medical Center. N.J. 151 Summit Ave., Born in Elizabeth, Mr. Friendly One-Stop Summit CONVENIENT LOCATION & HOURS Brauligam lived in Linden Medical Care For Office Proctology and 37 years. The Entire Family Colonoscopy 727 RARITAN ROAD, SUITE 201-B He wus an inventory Diseases of the Colon William Marsh, 83; clerk for Mapes and CLARK, NEW JERSEY 07066 Sprowls 14 years, retiring OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK and Rectum Problwns with constipation eight years ago. AT CONVENIENT HOURS FOR ALL Lifelong Rahway resident Prior to that he was an Provided By Certified Family Physicians inm By A|ipiiMttin 388-3636 accountant for Bull Steam- 273-4444 William A. Marsh, 83, F&AM. .hip Line, New York, 38 died June 19 at Rahway His wife, the former years. JOEL S. MAYER, D.O. Hospital lifter a brief illness. Virginia Staulon, died in He wus a communicant Born in Pittsburgh, Mr. 1982. of St. Murk's R.C. Church, BRUCE PRINTZ, D.O. XV V \ V Marsh moved to Rahwuy in Ruhwuy. ~ GRIGORY CHUDNOVSKY, M.D. Surviving are a son, 1 1 1931. William S. of Mountainside; Mr. Bruutigam was a MARC MAYER, D.O. Hn\ nHi>ntly stuitoH hi , prorMf in He was a power director three daughters, Mrs. SSyear member and past rehabilitation modlclno. exalted ruler of the Linden Realty lor the former Pennsylvania Dorothy Hyland of Services Include: HI <|I"MJI i'. to IIHHJMOM* .SP front patients Railroad, New York, 42 Lehimon. Pa., Mrs. Alice Elks; pust treasurer and 13S WartfiaU An. i'li r In on 11 pom iii'i L N. hut k [Hiin lifetime member of the years, retiring in 1967. Chinchar of Mctuchen and • X-Ray Service • laboratory Service dark innMt» 1 .^ t noo IIM| .S. (ink lo pom Wo fil'>n Deutscher Club, Clark; and Mr. Mursh was a member Mrs. Henrietta Woodward Physical Medicine • Compensation Work >Mit ptiittMil1. with nr !hr ifi1, sir ok os K. of the Second Presbyterian of Waymurt, Pa.; a brother, u member of the Retired Men's Club of Linden. • Insurance ft Auto Accident Cases Personalized Service Is What mi K 11111 it ii". Wo pr ovitlo i|i in lit y i (MO for Church, where he served as George H. of Pittsburgh; u 1 • Complete Annual Physicals ]hf t'd wm »> or s f o' the vn 1 ini . of mot of an elder and trustee. sister. Miss Martha of Pitt- Surviving are his wife, Our Reputation Is Built On I He was a member of sburgh; nine grandchildren; the former Stella Tyliczku; • Back Problems '(in !o Di i uirnis two daughters, Mrs. Bar- Colonial Village Professional Building Lafuvette Lodge 27, and 16 great-grandchildren. HOUSf CAllS fOR THl UOmr 0» HOUSIBOUND MEMBERS OF bara Bodenchik of Linden 396-0606 UNION COUNTY Suite 105 tXCHlCNT SPtCIAUST BEFtRRAl WH[N NECESSARY and Mrs. Beverly Weigund EVE. MUITIPIE Rf. 77 and Parsonage Road .?"•' EMERGENCY SAME DAY APPOINTMENTS of Doylcstown, Pa.; a 382-5012 LISTING SERVICE miTM Edison. NJ. 08820 «o° 8?M brother, Wultcr of Roselle; \ Irving Rothenberg, 70; four grandchildren; and a RESIDENTIAL A COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE executive at great-granddaughter. Marie Cogan, 83 Culver Glassware Emma Carangelo John Horbacz, 65; Audrey Gamm, 67; Mrs. Emma "Dottie" Mrs. Marie G. McAvoy Elizabeth and a charter WWII Navy vet Sunday School Teacher Irving Rothenberg, 70, of Army Veteran of World Cogan, 83, died June 20 at Cranbury, died on June 18, Lutes Curangelo, 72, died member of the Mother War II. June 14 at Beth Israel Community Hospital after Cabrini Guild or St. at the Muhlenberg' Hospital John J. Horbacz, 65, died Mr. Horbacz was a com- He was a member of the Medical Center, Newark, a brief illness. Mrs. Audrey Hayden Clark, two years, retiring in in Plainlield. Elizabeth Hospital, June IS at Alexian Brothers municant of St. Adalbert's Shuckamaxon Country after u long illness. Born in Elizabeth, Mrs. Elizabeth. Gamm, 67, died June 20 at 1972. Born in Brooklyn, New Club, Scotch Plains and the Hospital after a brief illness. R.C. Church. Rahway Hospital after a Born in Elizabeth, Mrs. Cogan lived in Clark 25 Her husband, Sylvester Surviving are her hus- York, he resided in Clark Society of Glass Decor- Bom in Bayonne, Mr. Surviving are his wife Carangelo lived in Roselle years before moving to brief illness. band, Charles Gamm Sr., a before moving to Cranbury ators, New York City. Cogan, died in 1953. Horbacz lived in Elizabeth the former Jennie B und Rahway before moving Toms River four years ago. Bom in Brooklyn, she liv- son. Charles Jr., at home; 18 month ago. 60 years. Clementoni; two daughters. ed in Pinewald for 22 years to the Fords section of She was head swit- Surviving are a daughter, two daughters. Mrs. Robin He was (he chairman of He is survived by his He worked in the quality Miss Frances of before moving to Rahway Woodbridgc in 1984. chboard operator at the Na- Mrs. Jean O'Donnell of Crater of Parlin, and Mrs. the board and an executive wife, Dorothy, a son, Mark, control department of the Philadelphia and Miss in 1942 Mrs. Curangelo was a tional State Bank. Toms River; a son, Robert Penny Mullen of Howcll; of the Culver Glassware of Scotch Plains and a sis- former Singer Manufactur- Carol of Elizabeth; three Mrs. Gamm was a member of the Rahway Elizabeth, 17 years, retiring E. of Medford; a sister, Mrs. two brothers. M. James, in Co. Inc., Rahway where he ter, Estellc Marder, of ing Co. 30 years. brothers, William and member of the Holy Com- First United Methodist in 1970. Kathryn Grogan of Florida and F. Douglas of worked for 47 years. North Carolina and two Mr. Horbacz was a Joseph, both of Elizabeth, forter Episcopal Church, Church and its Women's Mrs. Cogan was a com- Rahway: a brother, Montclair; a sister, Mrs. Mr. Rothenberg was an grandchildren. school crocsing guard on and Walter of Leonardo; where she taught Sunday Club. municant of St. Max Clarence V. Mc/^yoy, of Helene Kirkpatrick of Third Street and Elizabeth and two sisters, Mrs. Bertha school for IS years. imillian Kolbe Church. She Roselle; nine grandemtdreh; Pinewald, and two grand- A son Ernest, died in Avenue. Madjeski of Clark and Miss She was a packer for ITT, children. 1968. was a member of the and nine great-grand Catholic Women's Club of He was a Navy veteran Stephanie Horbacz of Did You Know? Surviving are her hus- children. of World War II. Asbury Pork. During his career as an actor and light-opera singer, band, Anthony Carangelo: DeWolf Hopper recited "Casey at the Bat" at least a sen, Robert of Somerset, 10,000. and two grandchildren I Am Proud To Be An American

"I AM THE FLAG'* My red stripes are symbols of the If you do not have an outdoor flag, please blood spilled in defense of this Glorious Nation. My white stripes signify display this flag in your front window or on tears shed by Americans who lost their sons. My blue field is indicative of God's Heaven of which I fly under. My stars clustered together unify SO your front door. states as one for God and Country. Old Glory" is my nickname and proudly I wave on high.