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VOL. 165 NO. 25 RAHWAY, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, JUNE 18. 1987 USPS 454-160 25 CENTS Recycling closer to reality

by Pat DiMaggio establishing regulations as clable materials together —Approved a resolution trical inspections for the Ci- Rahway came one step to the manner, days and with all necessary equip- authorizing the appoint- ty of Rahway. closer to garbage separation limes of collections and the ment and personnel. ment of Sally Ann DiRini when the Municipal Coun- bundling, handling, location as the Tax Search Officer —Approved a resolution cil approved an ordinance and lime of placement for The ordinance slates that while Roger E. Pribush is authorizing the acceptance establishing a recycling pro- all materials curbside. The although the materials, on vacation from June 22 of a bid from Communica- gram at their regular meet- receptacles for the materials once placed curbside, to July 16. tion Specialists, Scotch ing held last week. The or- have not yet been determin- become the property of the —Approved a resolution Plains, for police radio dinance will come before ed, although the Solid city, residents may still authorizing the repaving of maintenance for an annual the council again for final Waste Management Plan donate or sell materials to Midwood Drive from sum of $7,044.32 adoption and a public hear- for the county has advised any person, partnership or Madison Ave. to a point of ing at their next meeting to against using plastic bags. corporation whether operat- 170 feet west from the in- —Approved an ordin- be held on July 13. Rahway has agreed to ing for profit or not-for- tersection of Midwood ance appointing the Office The ordinance calls for enter into the recycling pro- profit. These organizations Drive and Lakeside Drive. of the Municipal Clerk as the separation of glass, gram of the Union County must provide the city with —Approved a resolution the administrative agency, aluminum and newspapers. Utilities Authority who will reports as to the volume of authorizing the mayor and to administer the re- A recycling coordinator, to provide a central warehouse material collected. city clerk to enter into an quirements of the Senior be appointed by the mayor, for the collection, and sor- In other business, the agreement with the Middle Citizens and Disabled Pro- will be responsible for ting and disposal of recy- council: Department Inc. for elec- tected Tenancy Act.

In Rahway Saturdays slated to be outdoor shopping days

by Pat DiMaggio Association, said the pur- "We've already had peo- PROJECT BUSINESS ... Over 110 educators from cess which Is part of the Community Service Award to Downtown Rahway will pose of the outdoor ple contact us," said Robin. public and parochial schools and business leaders In Howard Kim (left) of Merck & Co.; Rocco Colluccl (stan- become an outdoor vendor's market is to attract "And we're careful not to the Middlesex, Somerset and Union County areas were ding right). Project Business teacher at vendor's market starting on more traffic into the down- put them where a local mer- honored recently for their participation In Junior School; and Catherine Turk (seated right) of Saturday, June 27, and run- town area. "We feel that in chant doesn't want them. Achievement's economic education award program, School, Rahway. They were comm ning on Saturdays until late order to get traffic into Nobody is looking at this as Project Business. The educators and business leaders cellence and achievement In the Implementation of this November. town we need more mer-' competition. We all feel it received Community Service Awards at a luncheon unique program which brings the business people Intp^ The City Council approv- chandise." said Robin. "We will be good for the down- hosted by the Junior Achievement Board of Directors at. 8th and 9ttt grade class rooms onc»B wee* for 12 to ' ed a resolution suspending have too many service type town area. We'd all like to the Sheraton/Newark Inn. James McAlplne (seated 14 weeks. More than 06 classes participated Jn**!©* provisions of the Code of businesses and not enough see Rahway go back to center) Division Manager, PSE&G, and a member: of the project during this school year. the City of Rahway (side- retail." what it used to be like JA Board of Directors, explains new JA pyramid to sue- walk encumbrances) to Robin explained that out- downtown." honor the request of the side retailers will be afford- Rahway Businessmen's As- ed a space not utilized by an Joseph Hudak, President sociation. The purpose of in-town merchant. Service of the Rahway Chamber of Council approves ordinance the outdoor vendor's mark- businesses and empty store Commerce, has high hopes et is for "strengthening and owners have agreed to for the market. "We have promoting the existing allow space in front of their pledged to work together to revamp city streets businesses in the downtown buildings to be utilized, she for a common goal," said business area," stated the said. "This is for all new Hudak. "This is not the ab- by Pat DiMaggio Also Newton Street (W. resolution. items, not flea market solute solution for the retail The Rahway City Coun- Grand Ave. to Cottage St.); Rev. Joseph N. Radden Merchants and outside stuff," Robin emphasized. district, but it will help. We cil approved a bond or- Pratt Street (Milton Blvd. to guest speaker vendors will be alloted "We will ask for tax num- arc supportive of the Rah- dinance in the amount of Elm Terr.); Princeton spaces on Main, Cherry and bers so we'll know they are way Businessmen's Asso- $380,000 to resurface city Avenue (W. Lake Ave. to Irving Streets and a portion legitimate." Spaces will be ciation's outdoor vendor streets at a meeting held last Grove St.); Raleigh Road of Milton Avenue. The rented for $15. market." week. (Whittier St. to Knapp Dr.); Friendship Baptist Church Rahway Businessman's As- Richmond Terrace (W. In- celebrating 70th anniversary sociation must obtain the Following is a list of man Ave. to Bramhall Rd.); necessary permit or license. Free tennis lessons. slreets to be resurfaced by River Road (St. Georges However, the license will be The 70th anniversary An Anniversary Ban- the City: Booth Court Ave. to Church St.); sufficient for all general Rahway Tennis Courts. It is of the Friendship Baptist quet will be held Saturday, Hilda Manhardt, member (Knapp Drive to Terminus); Rudolph Avenue (W. Lake vendors, except food ven- open to all ages from 7 Church, 809 E. Hazelwood July 18 at the Landmark of the U.S. Professional Grcslin Terrace (Elm Ter- Ave. to Grove St.); dors, who must obtain in- years old and to all levels. Ave., Rahway will begin Inn, Woodbridge, 6:30 p.m. Tennis Association, joins ruce lo Revoir Drive); Seminary Avenue (St. dividually whatever permits No registration is necessary, Sunday, June 21, 11 a.m.. Tickets are $35 and may be her fellow pros all over the Grove Street (Madison Georges Ave. to Irving St.); or licenses are necessary. just come to the courts. with former pastor Rev. purchased from any church country in celebrating Na- Avenue lo St. Georges Villa Place (Colonia Blvd. Robin Guinta, owner of tional Tennis Week by of- For more information Ave.); Hillside Road to Murray St.); Washington Joseph N. Radden as guest member. Mrs. Ruby K. speaker. He is currently liv- Edgar is general chairperson The Kitchen Cupboard on fering a free week of tennis call the Rahway Recreation (Milton Blvd. to Elm Ter- Street (Montgomery St. to Main Street, and newly- lessons and tournaments, Dept. 381-8000 Ext. 322 or race); Jensen Avenue (W. Brady Ct.); West Lake ing in Greenville, South and Mrs. Samuel Hayes and Carolina serving the Enoree Lafayette Lewis arc co- elected president of the from June 22 to June 26, Hilda Manhardt at 574- Lake Ave. to Grove Street); Avenue (St. Georges Ave. Rahway Businessmen's 9:30 to II a.m. at the 9122. Jensen Avenue (W. Inman to Pierpont St.); and repair Fork Baptist Church, and chairmen. Ave. to Bramhall Road); of sections of Madison attending William Morris Linden Avenue (Whiltier Avenue and Hamilton College, majoring in Chester Holmes and St. to Knapp Dr.) Murray Street due to water main pastoral theology. Ms. Lis Idlctt are co- Strect/Lcntz Court/Concord breaks. SUNDAV CELEBRATION...PIctured are Newark Ar- Miss Susie L. Green is chairmen for the ad journal. Street loop. chbishop Theodore E. McCarrick with Msgr. Charles F. chairman of the Spiritual Rev. Allen Thompson, Buttner, Pastor Emeritus of St. Mark's R.c; Church In Committee and has invited pastor, has given praise to Rahway, who has served there since 1941. Arch- area congregations and the committees for their bishop McCarrick celebrated Mass at St. Mark's last ministers to join in the ser- work on celebration ac- Season swim rates Sunday. vice. tivities. The Union County season pass members can Board of Chosen Freehold- participate in special swim ers announced that season sessions held on Tuesdays swim plans are now and Thursdays, 6:30 to 8:30 Rahway Y.M.C.A. announces available through the p.m. at Wheeler Pool; and Union County Department Mondays and Fridays, 6:30 of Parks and Recreation, to 8:30 p.m. at Rahway 1987 softball marathon for use at both county- Pool. operated pools, Rahway According to Freeholder The third Annual Rah- first two years, however, in raisers as the celebrity lights will assist those teams Pool, and Wheeler Pool, Edward J. Slomkowski, way Y.M.C.A. softball order for this year's event to basketball game held in the playing into the night and Linden. Swim plans cover "The swim plans offer marathon will take place on be a success, we still need winter and the summer soft- early morning. The affair the cost of admission to Union County residents an Saturday and Sunday, July many more," stated a ball marathon, the "Y is will conclude Sunday after- both pools for the entire excellent opportunity to en- 18 and 19. The previous spokesperson for the fund- looking to spring forward in noon. season. The following plans joy low cost summer fun, two years netted over raising committee. 1987." In order for this goal arc available: , close to home." $18,000 for the Rahway to become a reality, Rail- Sponsors and teams in- Individual Swim Plan For applications and in- "Y" and saw over eighty Fire partially destroyed way professional, business terested in participating $50; Senior Citizen Swim formation call Rahway teams competing for this the facility located on Irv- and civic leaders arc all should call Robert Young, Plan • $42.50. (available to Pool at 381-4045, Wheeler worthwhile benefit. ing Street in 1981. New needed to play an active YMCA director at 388- senior citizens age 62 and Pool at 8620977 or the plans call for 1987 to be the role in this year's event. 0057 or Peter D. Kowal. RAHWAY SCHOOL OUARDS came out In support of fellow member Helene over who have a senior Parks office at 527-4900. This year's marathon can biggest year in terms of ser- Sullivan Field in Carteret marathon chairperson at Schneider, center, when she was honored by the City Council on June 10. Helene citizen I.D. card); and Fami- only be a success if more vices and programs offered will once again host this 574-8457. Donations are was presented with a resolution In honor of her 31 years of service to the children ol ly Swim Plan • $100 (avail- new sponsors take an active to the community. year's 24 hour plus affair. tax-deductible and will help the community by Mayor Daniel L. Martin. Helene was a crossing guard on Milton able to parents and their role. "The same twenty Under the supervision of Starting time is tentatively provide the facilities and Avenue and Lawrence Street and started her career on Oct. 31, 1956. She has been children ages 17 and under). Rahway sponsors were new director Robert planned for 11 a.m. on services the community absent few times, mostly for funerals of close family members and a couple of days for Along with covering the behind the Y.M.C.A. the Young, and with such fund- Saturday the 18. The field's needs. a broken elbow. After 31 years, Helene said she was forced to retire because of III cost of pool admission. health. "But I enjoyed It all those years." she said.

/• —J RAHU/AY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY. JUNE 18. l'J87 PAGE 3 PAGE 2 THURSDAY. JUNE 18. 1Q87 RAHWAY NEWS RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT Departmentale auxiliary ASSOCIATI meets goal for 1987 The Departmeniale des This contribution was ac- American Legion Auxilia- New Jersey. 8 el 40 Le complished through the ef- ry, and Morris Voiturc 40 Chapeau. Elizabeth B. Lori forts of the partners et 8. (Mrs. Anthony) of Whip- throughout the state of pany, presented a check to New Jersey and was given The 8 el 40, is a national Sister Mary Urban. Direc- in memory of Mrs. Hazel organization of active tor of St. Clare's Medical Sacco of Chatham, who American Legion Auxiliary Center, Denville, for the was a Past Departmentale members who are dedicated purchase of six Pediatric Chapeau of 8 et 40 des N.J. to the prevention and con- Manual Resuscitaiors, Contributions were also trol of Cystic Fibrosis, which was the Departmen- received towards this gift Tuberculosis, lung and tale Chapeaux" project for from private individuals, other respiratory diseases in this year. the American Legion, the children. COUNCIL HOSTS...In attendance at the Sixth District These smaller resus- President's Council of the New Jersey Federation of citators will be placed at dif- Women's Clubs were, back row, from left: Mrs. Dorothy ferent points throughout Kiwanis Golden "K" APPRECIATIVE GIFT...At a recent meeting of the Greene. Mrs. Janice Paul and Mrs. Ramona Hamilton. In the Medical Center, where Rahway Area Junior Woman's Club. Miss Elaine the front row are Mrs. Frances Rasmussen, Mrs. they will be most effective Hamilton, right, President, presented a check for $100 Shirley Goettel, Mrs. Mathilda Knecht, Mrs. Joan Mills in life-threatening situations elects officers to Philip Foster, principal of Valley Road School in Clark. and Mrs. Irma Mirante. with children suffering from GoldcMi "K" led the Divi- FURHY NICE ... At the Way meeting of the Rahway lung diseases. The Kiwanis Golden "K" The gift was made in appreciation for the use of the of Rahway recently held- ion or were second and school's facilities In celebration of the Bicentennial of Junior Service League, the members wore shown a hird every month since the RAHWAY HOSPITAL'S NEW WEST WING is now completely occupied, housing new —demort3trat!orrof~ths"techhlqij<3sof"making a fur coat. Rahway Woman's Club hosts their annual election of of- "the^UrSrConstitutiortrMrT-Foator-statod tho moneywrtt ] Chapter Two sets ficers. Elected for the year October 1^86 start of the nlensivo caro units, a large surgery complex, therapy services, and other depart: be used to purchase materials to increase student The show was presented by tho Woodbridge Fur Shop. 1986 87 Kiwanis year, sci- Dimltri Oovas, the present owner, explained how the District Presidents' Council "Mock Bris" 1987-88 were President- ments. awareness of this historical event. A video tape field trip Elect Martin J. Hurley. ing a challenging example RUSSELL MARSHAL ol Roberts Road. Clark, recently entitled "Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell" will be skins are bought and treated and then made into a Chapter Two. a group for (IMduatcd from Moravian Collugo. Bethlehem, Pa. Ho beautiful fur coat. Several coats and jackets were then Vice President-Elect Joseph or the others. one of the items purchased. The Sixth District categories were flower ar- couples married more than Kracht, Treasurer-Elect' reC4jiv*)d a bachelor or arts-degree in criminal justice. modeled by Ida. the former owner, and members of the Presidents'_Council of theranging, baked goods, dress once, will meet at the President-Elect Hurley Leaoue. — - " -*' ' Dwight Yates and Sec-nnounced that the official New Jersey Federation of making, needlecrafts, Jewish Community Center, retary-Appointee Albert Women's Clubs was held at calligraphy, photography, 1775 Oak Tree RoadrEdr?1- nstallation of officers Rah way Hospital enters Rochler. would be held the first week the Second Presbyterian sculpture, pottery, art in-son, Saturday evening, June ALJ class of 67 Church. The meeting was cluding painting in oil,20. at 8 p.m. Ll. Gov. Stephen Loi- of October. hosted by Mrs. Mathilda watercolor and pastels, etc. The program for the eve- /eaux of Division 9 con- Knecht; 6th District Vice- Mrs. Joan Mills, Par-ning will be a "Mock Bris". gratulated the" new officers He also announced that final phase of President. limentary Consultant to the Refreshments will be serv- and commended the Gold- [he Youth Activities Com- planning reunion Mrs. Dorothy Greene. State Board spoke briefly lo ed. The cost per member en "K." Kiwanis Club for ils mittee had selected and will the audience regarding the outstanding record in the sponsor a student from The graduating class of Bracuto, Barbara Budd, 1987 Convention Chair- couple is S5, non-member man, spoke on the 93rd An- membership drive planned couple,$7; Division for the past nine Rahway Middle School 10 modernization program NEW OFFICERS... .The American Lung Association ol Central New Jersey — The 1967 from Arthur L. Kathleen Buskley, Ellen nual Convention of theby the State Federation to years. He noted thai among attend the New Jersey Christmas Seal People — recently elected officers at Its Annual Dinner Meeting. Pic- Johnson Regional High Calhoun, Cheryl Chercsh- For further information District Kiwanis Interna- N.J.S.F.W.C. which was be held in the fall. call 636-0559 or 382-8779. 12 clubs in the Division, the tured from left are Secretary Cheree M. Poach, M.S.N., R.N., C.P.N.P. of Westfleld, School. Clark, will be koff, Terry Chicowski. recently held at the Great tional's Leadership Training Rahway Hospital recent- Vice President Richard H. Gues3, D.D.S. of Elizabeth, and outgoing President Brian J. holding their 20 year reu- Robert Crabtree, Candace Other state officers pre- Institute being held in July. Gorge Mountain View sent at the Council were ly opened a new three-story Collins, M.D . of Westfleld. Not pictured Is Assistant Treasurer Jacqueline Rogers of nion on November 21, atCrist, Cynthia Daugenti. Resort in MacAfee. Ap- Miss Hilary Mac Roiondo wing, increasing the size of Westfleld. the Wcstwood, Garwood. Judy Demarest, Arlenc Fer- Mrs. Shirley Goettel, First was the selected student. the hospital by a third. This The cost is S40 per person. rar, Gail Flesher, Joseph proximately 900 women's Vice President of the State marks the completion of ihc There are over 150 people Foglia, Rcnee Garfinkel. club members from the 320 Federation, who spoke on The Kiwanis Golden "K" second phase of the Expan- presently planning to at-Linda Harboard, Mary Ann clubs in the state were in at- leadership skills; Mrs. Irma meets every Tuesday at the tendance at the three-day Mirante, parliamentary Claude Reed Center at sion and Modernization Area UCC students honored tend. Harchar, Jim Harper, meeting. "80s Program. Phase 3, in- If anyone has not reciev- Robert J. Harris, Christine consultant to the clubs, who 1670 Irving Street, Rah- volving major renovations Catherine Piotrowski and lenberg Hospital Schools of Nursing Program conduct- ed information concerning Jensen, Beverly Jones, Dot- The Convention honored spoke on protocol when way. of most portions of the hos- Patricia Zimmerman, both Nursing selected the stu-ed jointly by Union County the reunion or wishes lo at- ty Kelso, Richard Korecki. all club presidents at a ban- conducting a meeting; Mrs. Information on meeting pital, is in progress, and will residents of Rahway, and dents for the annual award. College and Muhlcnbcrg tend, forward name, ad- Joan Kuhn, Connie Lee, quet the evening of May 12 Janice Paul, Financial locations can be obtained continue for the next year. Patricia LeDuc of Clark are A business major, Miss Regional Medical Center. dress, phone, and payment and workshops for theSecretary of the Stale from Vice President Joseph In combination with the among 30 Union County Piotrowski received an She serves as secretary of to Class of "67, do Wayne Janice Monson, Anna T Montgomery elected to American Home Life. Art Board; Mrs. Ramona Krachl, 382-3809, or new construction, which College students who were academic scholarship for the School of Nursing's Stu- Carrick, 16 Harold Avenue. Pacifico, Wendell Peterson, and Literature Departments Hamilton, State Com- Secretary Albert Koehler, also includes the East Wing named to the • 1986-87 the College's Honors Pro- dent Government Associa- Clark. NJ 07066. Greg Ritchings, Carol Riz took place on May 13. The munications Chairman; 388-5795. ff ORT post following day workshops Mrs. Frances Rasmussen, completed in 1985, the re- "Who's Who Among Stu- gram. She was named to the tion. She was a recipient of The Reunion committee zo, Richard Romano, novations will give the dents at Union County Col- Dean's List for three a Rahway Hospital Twigs Lucille Kopac Schiller, Curt Linda Montgomery of t'icers installed at a dinner for Community Improve- State Art Chairman. is still trying to locate the on Tuesday, June 30, at ment, Drama, International Did You Know? hospital a whole new look lege." semesters and served as Scholarship and parfollowin- g classmates: Schmaedig. Janis Schoch, Clark was recently elected as well as the ability to offer Dr. Leonard T. Kreis- freshman representative to ticipated in civic programs Peter Schwarz, Monica treasurer of ihe Central Cryan's Restaurant in Affairs and Membership Also present were Mrs. Quartz refers to a range Christine Adasczik, Metuchon. were held. The Exhibition improved health care ser- man, vice president for the Student Government such as Hands Across Frank Amiano, Leonard Stein. Patricia Swaitck, Jersey Region of Women's Muriel Kochler, Rahway of lovely gems. It may be vices through up-to-date academic affairs, presented Association. Miss Pio America, and March of Kathleen Tomasik, Barton American Organization for Women interested in fin- Hall was open to display the Woman's Club President; clear and colorless or tinted MORAVIAN QRAD...Kenneth R Boclgalupo of Church Annette, Kathy Appel, ding out more about handiwork of the members St.,. Rahwuy, rocontly rocoivod a bachelor o( arts technology. the awards at the annual trowski played two years on Dimes Walk-a-Thon. She Nancy Bemarkt, Ann Tucker, Bernice Tucker, Rehabilitation Through and District Chairmen Mrs. in delicate shades. Colorlcs There will be no increase Awards Night program held the women's basketball serves as a volunteer at Richard Waskow, and Training (ORT). Women's American ORT who were vying for honors Dorothy Kitt, Community quartz is called rock crysta degree in politic.il scionco from Moravian COIIUQO, Bender, Laura Herman, may call 549 1155. in their particular Bethlohom, Pa in the hospital's total at the Cranford Campus on team, one year on the soc- Rahway Hospital. Kathy Boyle, Danny Harry Woodruff. She will be among Ihc of Improvement; Mrs. Helen or Lake George diamonds number of beds (307), but May 27. cer team, and one year on categories. All the entries at Papp, Literature; Mrs. many departments arc re- Students were selected the cross country team. the convention were the Madeline Kirkbright. Pro- ceiving much needed addi- for the honor on the basis of A liberal arts major, Ms. Aids Awareness first place winners from gram Assistance; Mrs. tional space, or arc being their participation in ex- Zimmerman is treasurer of each of the 11 districts of Idamarie Eggers, Educa- relocated for greater effi- tracurricular activities, in- Phi Theta Kappa, national Tuesday, June 23 the State Federation. tion; and Mrs. Dorothy ciency. tercollegiate athletic teams, honor fraternity for two Wedding Among the various Sudrabin, Communications. E • i • TOWNE NUHSE TALK . .. Lorraine Borealo, R.N. (loft) and Sharon Finer. R.N.. discuss a pa- 7:30 P.M. "The new wing and inter- volunteer service to the Col- year colleges, and was nam- Dn oltcitians Rahway Hospital ANGELA O. RAMIREZ of Rahway recently received a nal renovations were de- tiont's caro in the hospital's now coronary intensivo caro unit. lege and their communities, ed to the President's List. WATCH OUR CHILDREN bachelor of science degree from Saint Peter's College, HOUSE signed to give us ample and academic achievement. She is a Friend/Advocate Conference Room Reisinger on Jersey City, at commencement exercises held at Bren- \ WE MAY HAVE MANY space to keep pace with the thetically pleasing to our pa- Therapy servi- new equipment so that they A committee comprised volunteer for the Communi- Sp«alc(ri: dan Byrne Arena In East Rutherford. changing medical needs of of UCC counselors, faculty ty Health Law Project, Do»U Untx, MD, Dean's List BUT CAN'T SPARE ANY tients," said Catherine ces— physical, occupa- can more efficiently serve Sp.cWlit, Ul.etlw* DU....I RESTAURANT our community. We canDashevsky, Vice President tional, ' and speech—are the hospital. from the College's Cran- working with elderly disabl- now expand Ihc services we ford, Elizabeth, Scotch ed persons, and co facil- J«onott. Drapdtafc, WN, CIC, Joseph Reisinger of of Nursing. "The units are united in spacious quarters lafeaceful, spacious, on the third floor of the In addition to these Plains and Plainficld Cam- itates a local support group, Jorc« Jackson, potential to provide inno- developments, a lot of other puses, and representatives "Women Helping Women." » ( named to the Dean's List and well lit. iiach room is new wing, giving these : for the spring trimester at vative new programs." said changes around Rahway from the Elizabeth General Miss LcDuc is enrolled in Pick up our ] Hilil yuidf to (my within view of the nursing departments the ability to Ing Invitations .ind .1 Gloom's A free seminar for everyone who is Johnson & Wales College. John Yoder, hospital Presi- station, giving patients add expand in-patient and out- Hospital are planned in the Medical Center and Muh- the three-year Professional ilutkllsl. OIXII o ,,,„ ,„ r, dent. coming year as renovations p m., Mon llmi l:n concerned about AIDS. Learn from the SENIOR SWINGERS .. . Schauffauser Apartments was He is majoring in cii security," she compatient services. Previously, experts about tho incidence, prevention, recently the site for a fun filled "Cabaret Nlte" which culinary arts at J&W, "The atmosphere these departments were are completed. The areas ond treatment of this devastating luented. Rahway Hospital offering TIM Atom TobloW was held for senior citizens from the Rahway Housing which is located in Pro- throughout the new wing is An attractively furnished scattered throughout the which the departments in disease. r M . , , the new wing previously oc- 31V Cantral *».. Railway. NJ Far further informailon. Authority. vidence, Rhode Island. comfortable and contem- wailing area outside of the hospital, making it difficult AIDS Awareness program- 574-1200 porary. Each department Units provides visitors with to coordinate therapy ser- cupied, are being renovated aH 499-6078 has received the latest for oilier uses: for example, since the need for correct elude the incidence of AIDS on Uw> M»* ihr it*,, r*k«t Dm n«» rawt Dn »*m ha** «v a comfortable place to stay vices. Cardiopulmonary, in information about AIDS is equipment available to help tx:tween visiting hours. eluding respiratory therapy, in our population, how it is provide quality care, " he also occupies the third floor the old operating rooms will so important, Rahway spread, preventive meas- On the second floor is the become the new labor and Hospital is offering an ures, symptoms of AIDS, said. new surgery complex, en- of the new wing, and has an On the first floor are the area on the first floor. delivery suite, and the Phar- AIDS Awareness program the latest treatments compassing five o|*:raling on Tuesday evening, June available, and how the new coronary and medical rooms, cysto anil fracture macy area will now be used intensive care units, each for Endoscopy, which has 23, for the community. This hospital is . handling the MONDAY NITE MADNESS!!! rooms, anil a large recovery Many departments which free program will begin at AIDS crisis. capable of holding up toroom with all new monitor patients and visitors never outgrown ils present loca- CARTERET HOLIDAY INN eight patients in private tion. Other improvements 7:30 p.m. in the hospital's This program seeks to ing equipment. This facility see. but which provide es- Conference Room. Termites may be in your area Now! INTERNATIONAL HOT & COLD GALA BUFFET rooms, affording patient enables the hospital to sential services, now make include a new lobby, cafe- raise awareness of the facts privacy and providing infec- greatly increase the number teria, and gift shop, as well The featured speaker will known about AIDS, and is Don't let your home become unsaleable. FEATURING: their home in the new wing. be David Lintz, M.D., a FRESH SHRIMP tion control. A stalcofthe ol surgeries being ivrform- The Pharmacy, Central and as a modernized maternity directed towards the entire SECOND art monitoring system has ed. The new same day stir suite and nursery, and the board-certified internist and community. Prercgistra- CRAB LEGS & CLAWS Sterile Supply, Linen, and specialist in infectious Adulti been installed in both units. gory unit conveniently ad- Dietary Departments have renovation of patient tion is not necessary, but if Call Us Immediately CLAMS ON HALF SHELL diseases who has a great you need further informa- $13.95 "The environment is acs- joins the o|tcTaling area. all received more space and rooms. VA • FHA • Conventional Certification CARVED BY THE CHtf: deal of experience treating tion call the hospital's Sup- Chlldr.n undir 10 ENTREE AIDS patients. A member port Services Department at • Roast Prime Ribs of Beef $5.95 Of you have u i.jiccijic itL)l£ and of Rahway Hospital's 499-6078. • Roast Turkey Hoose commended Library trustees- Medical Staff, he serves as That's right . . . select any entree from our regular menu, Termite Control • Baked Virginia Ham woidinq in mind fat your and get a second entree from tho following list, at Vi price. Chairman of the hospital's We mil guarantee te inai any house in the state of NJ, other by U.S. Navy change meeting Infection Control Commit- EARLY wil guarantee to treat any / COUPON GOOD MONDAYS ONLY than radiant or duet heated slabs 'for only ... DIFFtRENT ETHNIC DELICACIES inuitatiom, uuz. inoitc you to ito/i Navy Hospitalman Mi- The regular monthly tee. SUMMER than radiant or duet hea Also .on the panel of PLUS in. POOt LADDER Included: 5 fear conditional guarantee. Offer good on • MANIC0TTI • BAKED SHELLS and professional skill while in the library. 1175 St. Topics which will be for limited time only. Coffee, Tea, Sanka A stationed at Naval Wea- Cieorges Ave.. at H p.m. Friday, June 19 The Atom Tabloid discussed at this program in- Call us for your pest control needs • SPAGHETTI W/MEAT BALLS pons Station Earle Colls Reservations Strongly Suggested & Rahway News Record Neck, N.J. 24 HOUR 7 DAY SERVICE Saturday. June 20 SAILING, SAILING . . . The X Sonmons Institute son A I984 graduate of Rah • Ants • Bees • Wasps • Hornets • Rats • Mice • BatBas • Roaches Seatings: 1:30 pm and 4 pm Clark Patriot song slnolno quartet will sing the songs of tho Ago ol way Senior High School, he BELL DRUGS OF RAHWAY • Squirrels • Raccoons Towne House 388-8100 SB Sail on Sunday night. Juno 21 on board a Seaport Linos joined the Navy in June Mlddle«e«/Unlon/ Morrl./P«.,.lc 219 Central Ave. peddlewheeler. The vessel will steam out ol Pior 1 6 at I "85. Somerset Co.'« 334-7766 Rahway, N.J. 07065 the New York City South Stroet Soaport Restoration at PRESCRIPTIONS f 499-0911 Cocktail Lounge • Restaurant Did you know? Ocean/Montnoth Co.'* 6:30 p.m. Boarding time is 6 p.m. Tho X Soamons In- OUR SPECIALTY 566-8553 stitute is a rollicking gang of four who began their An I ii|!lish hi|'hw.i\ AMERICAN '... chantey singing career when South Stroet Museum was And all the rest in New Jersey IMUSIS the XMI.IILM under nan aa Ask ikft tar arfttr tuts sftcml 1453 Main St., Houn: Mon., W»d., Thun., Fri., started back In 1966. The X Seamen will sing focslo l^rss in the wnrlil a inn 381-2000 1000 toeunri An. f ll:30om-2:30pm, 4pm-10pm; limited Time Only. songs for the listeners and chanteys for tho sing-along ni'l one I'ooi unle con FREE PARKING • FREE DELIVERY Call Now-Toll Freo •t lilt II N.J. Twitp&a i Sat., 4pm-10pm; Sun., 4pm-9pm; people In the audience. For Informatio»r-C7i«^(718) lot luil|>oix|iel lo 1-800-262-S« W.l-M \ 574-1200 Rahway Cloiad Tuaidays 343-9575 or (212) 406*0434. ^"^ ilhi'i sule ot iho rojtl. IRVING ST.. OPP. ELIZABETH AVE. ABLE PEST CONTROL* ^ 1 \ RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD.'CI.ARK PATRIOT IHUHSDAY. JU.MI-; IS. l'W7 PAGE 5 PAGE 4 THUISOAY .;;.M. ;- ;--7 HAHW/AY NF.WS RECORD CLARK PATRIOT ttAHWAT 'VCarli Q 'Patriot Kumpf graduates 133 >.*•< U>*«blv I • I.Ml.lw.J t 9 Graduation exercises were conducted at the Carl \ C. VIGfLANTL U OARCV PAT OIMAGCWO ELLEN VIGILANTE Kumpf Middle School in Editor P-jr^r.,-: in HJnor Staff Writer Advertising Manager Clark on Wednesday, June 17. One hundred thirty- three members of the Class V: M \^ H|-( <>KI) il SIS J^-ll-.O, arul I HI (I.ARK PATRIOT of "87 marched into the pro- - . .-: .i.-.-Hv on Ihur-.la> lor 5,15 00. S^ll.00 outside Mid l ceedings as Ihe Kumpf •i • _• ;-. I..".. i:J Lithographer's, trie . ;: I J Central Aic. P.O. Bm School Band performed \ ' ~i ' - s.x.>nJ*.la^ [^Ma^c p.iul al Railway. N.J. "Pomp and Circumstance" •• ?. s. •. •; , |j,o, chan^ to Illli RAHWAY N I:\VS \'Ak !'\IHI(i|.|'o Box IIH'I. k.ihuav. N J. 07065 " under the direction of Mrs. Joanne Lemenille. VETERANS' PARTY...Tho lirst otf-station hospital party The program commenced for disabled veterans was hold at tho.John L Ruddy with a patriotic choral selec- Post No. 7363 VFW. Clark In nttondanco at this tion accompanied by the belatod St. Patricks D.iy Party wero 20 walkors and six band, and the Pledge of attendants from the Menlo Park Memorial Home. Loo PLANNING AHEAD...Assemblyman Franks addresses The Federation o( State Plan- Allegiance led by Lee WELCOME . . . Kumpf FAREWELL . . . Stacy Niodzwiocki entertained by playing, music on tho ners at their annual conference in Princeton Pictured in the background are Ms Ingrid Midrano, a student council chool eighth grader, Mahon addresses fellow keyboard Tho Post Adjutant. Jim Whelan. led the group Roed, Assistant Dean ol tha Woodrow Wilson School o< Public Affairs in Princeton and representative. The invoca- in singing. Ho also videotaped the festivities Some of tion was given by Lee Robert Guarino, delivers graduates of the Carl Assemblyman Harry McEnroe of Essex County. his Welcoming Address at Kumpf Middle School as -the-dt3abled-visitor5~W0riTTWo7TcrWar I veterans who Cohen, co-editor of the ranged in ago from 90-94 Commander Gene Kobliska, IN APPRECIATION...The Clark Historical Society has schooI yearbook. commencement exerciser _she_hids_iaj:ewoJl-to-Kumpf presented the Clari< Public Library, Wesrfield_Ave ._a- on behalf of the Class of a former World War II moss soiouant entered the affair. : Fellow graduate, Robert on Wednesday, June contribution to its Book Fund in appreciation of the '87. He was assisted by the Auxiliary ladies and Post Franks favors regional land-use planning Guarino, delivered a wel- 17th. Russo pension bill many services rendered the Society by members of the voluntoors Art Jann. Hospital Chairman and Betty coming speech to his class- Tracey. Auxiliary Hospital Chairperson, co-hosted tho library staff Herbert Cromplon, president of the Socie- mates and then Principal COOKIE KIDS...Twelve children with their teacher and liad tho opportunity to cut out their own dough, and the Legislation sjvinsorcd by to develop, we arc placing only be concerned with Meyers, Lee Midrano. party. _ .. ^_—. ty, is pictured presenting the check to Mrs. Sandra K. David M. Hart presented Ccvin D. Fazendeiro, pdrents from the Westfield Co-op Nursery School Vocational students in turn baked_ths_j;ookies andof— Assemblyman Bob Franks, an intolerable strain on our development that posed a Brian G. Montgomery, to help widows Jones, director of the Library. the Class of 1987, recoun- heresa Marie Ferrara. toured-the- Bake-Shop-of-Union County~Vocntionnt- lorod them to the children. The nursery school students Did You Know? R Union, would make existing infrastructure. "potential regional impact." Allen Morton, June! —ting—tame memorable- Angela.. Fiorcnza, John Technical Schools, Scotch Plains. Carmine Dilorio, the wore chaperoned by their teacher, Jean Kiray, pictured Moiher ol pcaiI. or n.itfc. oik-n uwil as ilcLiiialuc transfer future land-use planning a Moreover, the state lost The bill is designed to Nelson, Michael Roger highlights of their Kumpf Frantantoni. Michael Fuc- Baking Instructor, assisted by Karon Hunter. Rahway at toft, of Clark, and by parents, Debbie Ray, James Mc- haiullcs I'oi kIIJv es anil ol hei iinpleiiiL-iu^. IICL-LK > MI|\ soap cooperative._cffoxi_ajnong- -XJV«.-40.000racr«s-of- open protect comrmJTTnTes"~Troiir sko. Anthony J. Gonzalez, Nistorenko, Stefanie Novy, aiul waler tiu Lk-anini! Av,nil ainiiioina aiul doift lei is signed into law space to commercial and any adverse effects they years. Superintendent of Daniel Jason Nydick, High School student, offered tips to the childron on how Closkoy, Rita Flyer, Mary Carolan and Mary Newman, by Board criticized- counties and municipalities. Clark residents awarded loseph A. Grande Jr.. liaiulle'. M*ak residential development last would encounter from Schools, Dr. Paul J. Orten- Frank Pasquale. Thomas to make cookie dough and how to prepare the material all Westfiold residents. Under the terms of the 7-io, accepted the class and Maureen M. Green, Gina for bake off. After a demonstration, each of the children Ihe elderly widows of takes effect immediately, in- year. New Jersey's transpor- development in neighboring degrees from Paterson Anthony Pasquale. Mat- bill, known as "The acknowledged their Marie Grieco, Lynda D. OnJu.nc 10 I ittcridcJ -i !!• •.>'*: [v>!i^e oftieers and fire- creases pension benefits County-Municipal Plann- tation, water, sewerage and towns." rosso, Douglas Grysko, thew A. Pereira. Deborah Two Clark residents Bachelor of Science Degree achievements while offering where J wic U3-, ui.cn IO irjr-.«:-.-r-» mill frjJc lejclier. fighters will receive a boost from 2S percent to 50 per- ing Partnership." future drainage systems arc not "In an effort to preserve Robert Anthony Guarino, Lynn Perks, John Philip recently received Bachelor's and Janet Lorraine Miller them inspiration for con- Mrs Alice GoU>ic:n. U> K-'r.;'! S .-:,«'i I: v.j» brought in pension benefits under cent of the former CPFPF development and growth of adequately equipped to our environment, relieve Laurie Ann Guerriero, Pingor. Vincent Pisano. 1 Degrees from William of Emerald PL, was award- tinued success. Selcley out that'Mrs. GoU-icir. hi- >:::, .,.hin( a: the Hehn|> Senate President John F. member's average salary. the state would be address handle this astounding rate traffic congestion and Keith V. Halloran. Kevin Craig Evan Provda. Paula Paterson College. Barbara ed a Bachelor of Arts School for iouriccr. >car- ui:r cxr^ "--.'.-!.' and expertise in Russo's legislation that was Senate President Russo ed on a regional scale in a of development arid are be- alleviate the pressures on Special subject area Robert Hartong. Wayne C. Renda. Heather Ruth PSE&Gs Maureen Harrison of Col- Degree. receives a self contained chsv-cory. She •'.- laii^hi second, filth signed into lau recently.. said. The bill also raises the cooperative effort between ing seriously overworked." our infrastructure, a cooper awards were presented by Heilich, Carrie Hendricks, Robinson. Gregg Rodri onial Dr.. received a and sixth graders onh "The meager S200 and minimum annual pension counties and their munici- Regional planning on a ative effort in planning Mrs. Linda Cohen, Presi- tephanie Lyn Horling, gues. Ricardo Rodriguez. Energy Conservation dent of ihe Carl Kumpf M.B.A. 1 cannot sec the scr.v; of r-L.::ir:t' her in a dcpartmeiv S300 monthly pensions that benefit from S2.5OO to palities. cooperative basis, as defined would api>ear to be the best Umberlo lannone. David Craig James Rosko, School Parent Teachers' tallied middle school io leach nutl and science onl>. and these senior citizens have S4.5OO. he added. S[x;aking at a conference in the County-Municipal vehicle for addressing Scott Ikeler. Kristen Beth Thomas G. Schott, John F Kenneth S. Seklcy, son of L McCarty reports for Navy doty _l Association. Faculty mem- Seal-Up Services hiring another teacher to teach nft h &:MJC been struggling to live on j Senate President Russo of The Federation of State Planning Partnership, of- future growth and develop Isaken, Nicole Jacobs, Schroppe, Jacqueline Scian Ronald and Doris Sekley of ber Mrs. Mary Norris, , >nl> interested in (he arc terrible inadequate." j said the increase is essential Planners in Princeton re- fers several advantages over ment," said Franks. Navy Seaman Sharon Gulfport Sea bee Center, vimberly Ann Joe, James calepore. Gina Marie Moses Drive. Rahway, and If. as [he Board slates. the> arc assisted with these awards Senator Russo sjid "Tins because most of the people cently. Franks said, "We in the current piecemeal "It does not make sense McCan>. daughter of Fran- Gulfport. Miss. W. Jordon, Deborah Lynn Seeburgcr. Anna Sikoriak, married to Ms. Maureen welfare of (he siudcnis of ClarL u .ulJn'i it make more- and also presented the pension benefit increase is who depend on CPFPF New Jersey are experienc- mcthixl. to promote uncontrolled cis R. and Frances A. A 1985 graduate of Kinley. Christine N. Kjet- Aaron Sommerstcin. Kelly Leary, formerly of Cran- sense io hire a teacher viith CVVM MCJ in teaching !uo Award for Academic Excel- long overdue." benefits do not receive any ing an economic boom. "This bill is not intended development if the hard Senkowsky of Rudolph Rahway Senior High saa, Edward G. Koch, 111, Soucck. Marie E. Soyka ford, received the Masters very important subjects such a n .ith ;md science and lence. Administrative-aide. The legislation. S. "06. in- Social Security benefits to Thai's the good neyvs. The to infringe on "Home ships these projects bring on Ave.. Rahway. recently- School, she joined the Navy Daniel Paul Lacey, Rebecca Carmen Strillacci, Angela in Business Administration leaving Mrs. Goldstein in her pr.-^m |»>sitioi).' 1 Mr. Walter Boright, honor- creases sur\ivorship pen- supplement their monthly bad news is that in our zeal Rule." The county would outweigh their benefits." reported for duty at in October 1985. Ann Latawicc, Lisa Lee, Tawia. Lou Tobia. Kelly degree from the Harvard 1 cannot understand him the parents of these fifth ed one graduate with the and middle school students «.ill MI sion benefits to the families pension check. Lea Lelli, John Lian, Tornroth, Patricia J Business School on June 11. l-.icl. and let this hap- 1 coveted Faculty Award and pen. of members of the Consol- "The families of police of- Patricia LoCascio, Taso Torpey, Jennifer C. lor Following graduation, he n for the students of idated Police and Firemen's I ficers and firefighters whose Mr. Charles McC'utcheon Lyrislis, Stacy Mahon, rick, Louis John Vat will work with Alliance We all «.ant the best educati presented two Citizenship Cbrk. and in m> opinion, the Ito i.l of Iiducaoon used Pension Fund. The fund . lives yvere dedicated to pro- Thomas A. Maier, Robert Bergen, II. Charles A Consulting Group in Cam- n was established 34 years . tecting their communities A.\vards to students of ex- Makransky. Madelcne Mar- Varney. Jr., Richard M. bridge, MA as a consultant. very poor judgement in this decisi traordinary integrity. Bernlce Chalet ago to provide benefits to deserve better," Senator ques. Danielu R. Martinez. Velotti, II. Robert Veil- 'Mr. James Carovillano, turella, Gilbert E. Virtucio. Clark police officers and fire- Russo said. This law Glenn H. Mason. Leslie Did You Know? fighters hired before 1944. makes sure they get reason- physical education instruc- Elizabeth Maulbeck. Kristen Terese Von St. tor, awarded Outstanding Paul, Richard Gregory America's first National Ihe new law. which I able pension benefits." Danielle Rence Mazzei. Monument was Devils Athlete and Sportsmanship Gloria Theresa McCluskey, Wan, Mark Warszawa, trophies to four Kumpf Dania Lyn Weaver, and Tower in Wyoming. It was Brian Meister. Thomas so designated by Theodore athletes. The Joseph A. Mentzel, Christine; A. Matthew J. Woods. Roosevelt. THE Strillacci Memorial Award was presented to the eighth grade baseball team mem- IDITOt'S NOTIi In order for us to adequately prepare ber who exhibited excep- I AC auxiliary the Community Calendar, all c\cius for the following tional sportsmanship. Lucille Boyce awarded week should be submitted by S p.m. on ihe FRIDAY before The Presidential Aca- celebrates you would like them to apjvear. demic Fitness Awards, for "Great American" poem JO & JOHN JACOBSON_ established by President birthdays RAHWAV Ronald Reagan to acknow- An "Award of Merit Cer- was in the allegory "Great THURSDAY, JUNE IS - Ralmay American legion. ledge exceptional scholar The Women's Auxiliary Post 5, meeting. H p.m.. 581 Maple Aie. — Ticked Off of the Rahway Italian tificate" was recently American." ship, were presented to presented to Lucille Boyce The poem was submitted MONDAY, JUNt 13 Rahu;i\ Retired Men's Club What ticks us off? Well.'Tbr starters, we get tkktJ oH IN MEMORY OF...CIark Post 328 held Memorial Day Services for their deceased twelve high-ranking stu- American Club recently meeting. 1 p.m.. Senior Citizens C enter. HsterhriHik Avc. with typographical errors that sometimes renders "Iht held a dinner party lor of Rahway for her poem when the Rahway-News members who passed away during the 1986-87 Legion year. Ten flags were placed In dents by faculty member "Through the Window Record published a news MONDAY, JUNC 32 - Rahv ay Woman's Club. Pot Word SUmtk" unintelligible. Fortunatcly^thaHiappens in- their memory by loved ones participating in the program at the Post Monument, pic- Miss Karen Wall. members with June bir- Luck Dinner. 7 p.m.. home ot Mrs. Audrey Daumann, frequently. thdays. Hosting the affair Pane" from World of brief about the contest. tured above. Officers in the program are (left to right) Ray Grimes, Adjutant: Mike F. Donald Paris anil Rahway. According to "A DtttioBan of ihng and UnconvtnthiKd were Mary Ann Coppola Poetry. Sacramento. A poctrygram signed Totin. Chaplain: John Specht, Sr. Vice Commander: Commander Don McArdle: and Tony D'Ambola, President TUESDAY, JUNE 23 - Ralmay Planning Hoard. 7:30 CngBih" by Eric Partridge, "to tkk off came from the sense and Helen La Via. California. "poetically yours" hy John Joseph Rybak, Past Commander. Pictured below, services were held for Clark and Vice-Prcsidcnt of the p.m., Rahway City Hall. Council Chambers. of 'to tick off a person's name on a list'." This expression, BASIC TRAINING COMPLETED ... Air Force The award was presented Campbell, editor and pub- Vetorans who gave their lives serving our country. They were honored by a large Clark Board of Education Delores Jedic was the WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24 - R.ibway Public Library. which was first used by the military (ca 19161, came to Reserve Airman 1st Class Kevin d Long, son of hy Poetry Editor and Senior lisher, congratulating lief gathering from the township, many of them youngsters, such as Girl Scouts, Boy awarded the graduates with winner of the 50/50 draw- Hoard of Trustees mcclini!. K p.m. mean "to reproach, upbraid, blame or reprimand." Par- Dorothy P. Long of W. Scott Ave.. Rahway and Joseph Judge, Eddie Lou Cole. for the "good work" was in- Scouts and Little Leaguers. Wreaths were placed by The American Legion, Veterans their diplomas. ing. Tina Graziano and Bar- THURSDAY, JUNE 25 - Railway Hoard of l-iluuition tridge suggests that to lick oW was influenced by to "tell E. Long of Chestnut St., Roselle, has graduated from bara Leach, president, held The award-winning poem cluded in the award. of Foreign Wars, Disabled War Veterans. Town Council. Clark Voluntoer Fire Depart- A farewell speech by monthly caucus. H p.m.. I.ouis R. R1//0 Meetinn Rixim. off." We can well imagine that a person whose name was Air Forco basic training at Lackland Air Force Base, a drawing with six winners. Toxas During the six weeks of training the airman mont. Clark Polico Department, Elks, Knights of Columbus and the Clark-Winfield Girl Stacy Mahon was followed Rahway Intermediate School. tkkid oH a list and who was. therefore, reprimanded, Scouts who are pictured approaching the Veterans Monument with a wreath to bo The club will hold a bus would IK- pretty ficWd off. studiod (he Air Force mission, organization and customs by the benediction offered THURSDAY, JUNE 25 - Railway AARl'607 meeting. placed with the others. by Laurie Gucrriero. As trip for a dinner show to Senior Cili/ens Center, Eslcrbrook Ave.. 12:30 p.m. Perhaps (ici«doHhas gained popularity because it is and rocoivod spocial training in human relations. In addi- Neil's New Yorker on Oc- tion, airmon who comploto basic training earn credits "Trumpet Voluntary" re "Through the Window Pane' SUNDAY, JUNE 2« - TriniiN United Methodist a polite substitute for the more colorful and widely used tober 23 to see "Singing in Well seal up your sounded through the Church, Recognition of'Senior Saints' ISO year members), expression p---W oM. We prefer the euphemistic tkktJ off. toward an associato degroo through tho community col- the Rain." The bus will auditorium, the Kump I can sec through tlie misty window pane II a.m.. Ii. Milton Ave. and Main Si You, however, can take your choice. Whichever doesn't tefje o( the Air Forco. leave the club at 5 p.m. graduates bid the Car Wet with drops of crystal rain MONDAY, JUNE 29 - Rahuay Retired Men's Club gel you ficWotf. The auxiliary will resume Kumpf Middle Schoo The weaving truffle, windshield wipers to and fro meeting. I p.m.. Senior Cili/ens Center, l-sterbrook Ave. •>••• 1987 Leather Impressions. Inc. meetings in September. good-bye. And in rhythm the sidewulk walkers go. energy leaks~* it'll lower MONDAY, JUNE 29 to Friday, July 3 - Daily Vacation Members of the 1987 Bible School, Trinity U.M. Church. I:. Milton Ave. and graduating class of the Carl Umbrellas held high, dodging u puddle Main St., *):30 a.m. to noon. No chaise. Kumpf Middle School arc: CLARK Laura Sugar Pvt. Bullock Pedestrians rushing through the city's muddle Janinc Anstiss, Alberti: In spite of the weather und gray pall TUESDAY, JUNE 23 — Clark Hoard ol Iducaliou your enejtgy bills. receives degree C. Araujo, Anthony Ric- completes That lies over the city covering all. meeting, 8 p.m.. Adniinislrulion likl[; , Scliiiullet Rd hard Aromando, Jr., Kris TUESDAY, JUNE 23 - Tmwiship ol (laik Planning Laura A. Sagar, an elementary education major tine Barto, Jennifer Bar Army course In a mysterious cloud, the walkers seem to disappeur Whollu.'i you own or rent, havo our cxperls Hoard meeling. Town Hall. H p m zellato, Christopher Pau WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24 - DISUISSIOII on lihet in the from Ralnvay. yvas one of Then one by one more people appear install oncigy-savint] measures for you at low PSE&G CUSTOMER SEAL-UP SERVICE PROGRAM 3SS students to graduate Beer, Scott Joseph Bcirne, Army National Guard II is fun watching (he throngs go by hurriedly 1 diet. Clark Public Library, by k.ucu Moiiilrone. Home cost Tho insult will he trioro comfort and YDS I waul lom.ikr from Jacksonville Universi- Paul David Belvcrio, Kelly Private Steven J. Bullock, Strangers to all except to friends und family. Economist, 2-3:30 p.m. Phone 'KN >WI to register. saviiK]S on your enor(|y bills Many of the I I Plcasi; call me; Ii ,111.11 ni>. ,i i m i 11 i i .-Mi, 11 ••'.in.' . i" -i' !• iM'.i' tv on May 2. Michelle Bennett, Joseph son of Regina P. Bullock of MONDAY, JULY 6 - <- l.nk Municipal Council, ex- .fvK.i*. .in • .i| »| ,n ,| 'I'.if'' A. Biondi, Jr., Alexander Main St., Rahway. and cnorciy- :;;tvirifj ptocodutes can pay lor which Snal Up I ecutive' meeting. Room In. forinei Ilieuei Scluvol. 4.10 She is the daughter of Do I appear as this when I go by? Bodniewicz, Karric Mac Jerome B. Bullock of Mont- thomsolvt.v; quickly Tor example, a water Weslfield Ave., « p.m. Mrs. Mary Ann Sagar. Walking with strangers under the rainy sky? Bongiovanni, Joseph Bova, clair, has completed a hoator wrap cosls |ii;;l $10 installed, yet can I I Pll!.-|!.l! Cilll . irt.ll ir |. •". If. . U >l '• "I ill J I. I •! I" in-.l I"' l.ill.i.MI.'l.l. II.-. WEDNESDAY, JULY I - Clark Public I ihury. Hoard of Paul A. Volcker, Chair- And someone upslairs watching at the window pane Mark E. Bowcn, Sandra wheeled-vehicle mechanic Sees me go by in the rain. c Trustees meeting. 7:30 p.m. man of the l-'edcral Reserve save you a ; much a:; $40 the lirsl year alone. Itl'Hi System, served as com- Bower, Christopher S. course at Ihe U.S. Army Tho coupon lists tho most popular services, mencement speaker and Brauss. Jennifer Bruno, training Center, Fort Yet I slide by into the mist out of sight Caulking Lynn Burkhard, but Iheio are many others available. So look received an honorary Doc Jeanne Jackson. S.C. Pass strangers who know not me or my might into Ihomi Call toll Iroe, 1-800-854-4444, lor of Humane Letters Marissa Patrice Calcnda, During the course, stu "I am here," I want to call out, "Who ure you?" Weatherstrlpping Girl Scouts forming Ann Camacho, dents were trained to per- weekdays 9 a.m !J pin , for additional degiee.' PICK-IT-NUMBERS Laurie "I feel the wind and rain loo—as you do." NIMUV. h» I NCI tOUl Stephanie Cannonc, Rene information. Or mail tho coupon today! form maintenance and Tubular SIMBHI MI Cardoso, Hyc Jin Chang. assist in the repair of But I dare not, I plunge on in Ihe rain Silver Trefoil Group FOR THE WEEK OF: Shower heads Women plan '3 S3.500.00 SI45.S0 James Nicholas Chcrn, automotive vehicles and And wonder who is watching from their window pane, Waterheater wrap Ruth MacDonald, mem Ihiouitlnmt (lie Council's June 8 thru June 13 II II I) II )I Carolyn Joy Chomik, Scott associated equipment. and sees "Seal-Up and Save...It's Elementary." bcr of the Board of Trustees sci vice area. Ciirl Scouts benefit sale lorre lotus » itui Clarke. Shannon Marie He is a 1986 graduate of Another stranger go by us a breeze. PJp« Insulation of the Delaware Raritan . who have moved into the The Rahway Area Junior PICK-IT STRAIGHT tutsur. u. i ra raw Clifford. Rosanna M. Coc- Faycttcville Technical High Duct Insulation Girl Scout Council recently t area horn other councils arc Woman's Club will hold a DATE NUMBERS PAY OFF BOX PAIR UNKI WUKHlm OH K>1 chiara. Lcc Gregory Cohen, School. N.C. Am 1 just a passing stranger in someone's eye? announced the formation of I ahvai s welcome. Yard and Hake Sale on IWI H,5*1.00 $133,50 Carolyn Camillc Cospito, I'ill «.(.; Account No HOHOir Or do I look important as I go by? a_ Silver Trefoil Group. ; According to Mrs. Mac- Saturday. June 20, from 10 s0 HMsttr. k» II na ma Karen Mary Crincoli, CONSTRUCTION ol the new, 14-story, 520-inmato capacity Union County correc- •275 MIHKI UllKKIMVOfl 101 * "The purpose of the orga- ' Donald, "Ihe group met a.m. to 2 p.m. at 616 Jeffer- 094 »45» '27 Joanne Czaplicki, Aimcc tional facility, In Elizabeth, architecturally designed to provide tight physical control and niBDir 3**3 M.511.00 S»3,50 Then I look up. and sec the sun in yellowed glory brcuk nization is to provide social | recently and had a wonder- son Ave., Ralnvay. Items in '221" 50 Marie Dalley, Dcnisc Did You Know? safety for both staff and Inmates, bognn in early May, according to Alan M Augustine, IMI 218 '34 '22 iSiiSstur, 1H II >SBnS5 through opportunities to both | I'ul time reminiscing ahout support of the N.J. Com- Chairman of tho Union County Board of Chosen Freeholders. "Our new correctional D'Ambola. Megan Emma Slate hearths and I sec umbrellas closing up, and smiling faces too WESNBD1V 50 WHia IIUCM io, women and men who have ! past (iirl Scout e\|>criences mission for the Blind will facility will be tho first contemporary high-rise Jail to be built In New Jersey," Augustine s0 7371 (3.013.00 S355.00 Danco, Denise Marie fireplaces facings will The girl at the window pane smiles and waves to me Jat tO 375 '179 '29 '17 benefit from polishing with Public Sc.Mvico been registered Girl Scouts | and the ini|x>rtancc of tho also lie available. said. "Tho design of tho building will allow tho correctional staff to divide and classify r«fconow• ii u u u » m DcBencdictis. Angel Del I am renewed, and walk on happily. Electric and Gas for at least 25 years and of- j Girl Scout movement to 50 50 M tono low M. ism Sordi, Anthony A. DcMar lemon oil, applied carefully The club is a non-profit the Inmates into groups of 48. This new system reduces cost as only one superior of- Ja» 11 782 '345 60 *36 Company fer service to the Delaware- I their lives. organization whose mem- mur. in ti not ma 7.0, Richard S. Domaracki, after the slate is washed and ficer per shift will bo responsible for each group, and most program activities will be dried. Wipe carefully to by Lucille Boyca Raritan Girl Scout Council Please call Hetty Ann bers volunteer their time nail numi MI Jennifer Ann Doyle. Pa- located close to each clustor of inmates." The facility, designed by CUH2A of 867 '310 '51*° remove excess polish. Don't Rahway MAIL TO: PSE*G. Energy Conservation Conter and its membership." i Marks, Assistant Kxecutive and services to the com- hm,12 '31 U»3 S3.IU.Q0 m.M mela Ann Drozd, Christine Princeton, is scheduled for completion by tho summer of 1989. Pictured left to right unietuv try to wax slaic used for this P.O. Box 1258, Newark, N.J. 07101-90S6 The Silver Trefoil is com | Director al tOI-WO lor in- munity. All proceeds arc s0 s0 unn». i« ii nat raw Ann Ebcrt. Edic Jean Erns-

RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CL At Union Catholic C PATRIOT THURSDAY. JUNE 18. 1987 PAGE 7 tomorrow night at 7:30 Member-Guest Tourna- p.m. and next Tuesday ment on August 7, 8, and 9, evening at Memorial Field Bruce La Fleur will be in Firecracker Four Mile Run will host the Smitty's Sports charge of the event. Summer School team of Staten Island, N.Y. at 7:30 p.m. Louis A. Petrozziello, set for July 4 in Cranford begins June 24 chairman and Sue Orlow- William H. Hoodzow ski, co-chairman announces The Seventh Annual Domino's Pizza. I rst It's a Girl! It's A Bov! was placed in the Hall of the Mixed Member Guest Entries may be obtained Union Catholic Regional Cranford Jaycecs Fire- Atlantic Savings. I- rst from the Runner's Edge, again on Monday June 22. Fame of the New Jersey Golf Tournament at the cracker Four Mile Run, Fidelity Bank, ki.iinie High School will begin their from noon and 3 p.m. and 7 State Baseball Umpire's Cnlonia Country Club for Westfield. The Sneaker Mr A. Mr^ Ih.,,:.,, V. r :,-• : Mr .v Mr- Mjrk \- V 1- Summer School on June 24. which has developed into Agency, Kohler Macilcan Factory, Millburn or by Iwrljrl jre pruuj I.) .tluii lin^c r).c i'^kv nI Rjlmav are proikl In p.m. to 9 p.m. Association at their annual Saturday, July 11. Starting one of New Jersey's premier Agency, United Cimies hirlh of ihcir ii(!::;r kef Courses will be offered for The tuition for a Review banquet, on Wednesday, writing P.O. Box 271, Cran- Arm. h.irn \pril l.v I"''" .': s: M-i.-k'^lluiii. K.rn MaVl"<' times are 11:30 a.m. summer races, is scheduled Trust Company am! A. 1 both review and advanced ford. N.J. 07016. Hjriuhu* Mcdw.ii C tnu-r KL-.T: I' -" «i Jl k Medical Center Course will be S125 and for June 10, at the Robin Hood The formal will be Best for Saturday, July 4. Star- M.i . •J.cif'hcd S IK r. ...•- .and credit. Gusmcr Inc. Ann ucitihcJ n IK I I ii.'- . ..:..! an Advanced Course, S235. Inn in Montclair. Ball of Foursome • 80 per- ling time is 9:30 a.m. with iticj-urcJ I'J in^ncs The i-jii-f inea-MicJ 21 mclic I l-.c nuler A student will be allowed There will be a S35 fee for Present at the program Race Coordinator !.. Jack njl (SrjnJni.iiiiiT .- Ml. ,'.'ar..ll-jrcnl- .uc Mr A cent Handicap. Prizes for post registration beginning Martin, Westfiekl High IVrmln Sji.il,: ..| K.jlmj'. Mr- I'aui liujnu* ,.ll>,.rl Jer to take a maximum of two registration which is non were Rev. David A. Jones Low Net and Low Gross, . S N 1 lie iMlerna! crand at 7:30 a.m. School track coacl .-,nd 4-H forming new The lulcnul i.MnJlUfcr-.! review courses or one ad- refundable. All costs must of the Trinity Methodist closest to pin on par 3 holes Mr A Mf- K'Jv-l U:M enl,.,re Mr .V Mr- VI ilium vanced course. The follow- The start and finish are at president of the •. ..uoii l\.im Kiicr \. 1-!.«.U .11 Warren be paid in full at the time of Church, Ray Hoagland, and closest to string on 18th Nomahegan Park. Spring- Horsemanship Club ing courses will be offered: registration. Sports Editor of the County Track Coin- ics hole. field Avenue, Cranford (op- Association. Timing ui,l he General Math, Algebra I, Classes begin on June 24 Rahway-News Record and Geometry, Math Analysis, posite Union College). Park- done by Mogendorf Tr.ing Molly B. Wells, 4-H Pro- and end on July 28. July 3 Clark Patriot; Richard Robert Vislocky of Oak ing and rest room facilities English I, 2, 3, 4, World Steadman, Executive Direc- Systems. gram Associate, announces is a holiday. Two sessions Ridge Golf Club in Clark are available. Principal Gary Cohen. Hdisnn, the organization of a new History, Western Civiliza- will take place during this tor of ihc Garden State shot a 40-38-78 and Mike Mr A Mrs Daniel Snr.m'.el tion, U.S. History I, 2, sponsors include Casio (run- holds the course recv of 4-H Horsemanship Club. Jcirlllif A \-i::c I -i!,.:.., ,.| I I iruien are proud [o an time period. The first ses- Games; and Richard C. Ar- Veglatti of the same club Spanish 1, 2, 3,4, French 1, ners watches will be award- 19:32. Recent winne in The group will meet .•>.:. ^e ihe hinh of iheir son sion begins at 8 a.m. and cher. ASA umpire-in-chief. had a 40-46-84 in the first ed to the first three finishers 'UIKC Ihe h,'-;h '". ,1 :h'e,- l.i-l.'i Daniel, born Junc4 I'W 2, 3, Italian 1,2,3, Physical ends at 10:35 a.m. The se- elude Rich McNally, > ar every other Wednesday iiiiihler. Mjijii: J.nielle ^-r, •I K.i: .ia\ It.xpiul Juslm round of the 86th Amateur in each age group, both ren Street Social :md evening in Westfield, 7-9 i M.MIILT-, hj, \|j.. in ;.,„- >.»n-.-l vie.filed ' lbs H ...-•, and Science, 9th Grade Science, cond session begins at 10.45 Golf • ColonJo Country Club Championship of the New male and female; a total of Athletic Club. Ron K jlik, p.m. J""ii I- ke.-.eJv ll.^:..,: ".-..-..•..-.I :i indies He lu, j Biology, Chemistry, Reli- a.m. and ends at 1:20 p.m. LAW DAY USA...Pictured during the Law Day program Blind Draw - Saturday: Jersey State Association M.,r:lvnu;:;::--;.., -, .'.,,, isler. M,dielle Sicole I he gion 1,2,3, 4, and Physical Freeholder: Reena Shah, Michelle Semak and Lucy 48 watches will be Nutlcy and Frank N., lo, Boys and girls between J iiicj^ireJ :n . :r...!vs I he in.ncM.a! i;rundc.irenis are Mr held in Elizabeth are, from left, Alan J. Schnirman, Malheiro, all seniors at Union High School; Judge Ed- 1. Ray Giacobbe and Bob tournament at the Plain- awarded), Schering-Plough A Mrs Russell V I rnsl ol (. o, Education. Portuguese Don of Liens. 9-19 with an interest in For further information Chairman, Law Day Committee, and Union County Bar ward W. Beglin. Jr., and Edwin J. McCreedy, Presi- Ciuffreda, Morey Yegian field West Course. (manufacturers of Tinactin), JlUIMlj A ' [';,„ ' /jl,•,'.)., '!,'i| I I he [Ulernal fr.inj;\jrcn Boi.boll SOCCER THANKS RAHWAY SAVINGS . .. Laurie Newark. Belly C'o.:over, horses should contact Molly 1 Registration will take regarding Summer School Association: Edmund A. Palmieri, Union County and Rudy Daunno. :•"•• Ir.e [Wm.il ,-r.,nJ .ire Mr A Mrs C h.irlos Simon, dent. Union County Bar Association. Thursday, July 16, Rah- Allen, Ryan Bonderenko and Robert DeReamer thank City Federal Savings Bank, Westfield holds the female I Coionu place on Thursday, June 18, Rahway Am eric Sunday: B. Wells for more informa- [UIL-MI, ,,rc K,Jj ,v Sx.vunjii Sessions, contact Mrs. way at Westficld -Tama- In the weekly action of Russell Taylor ol the Rahway Savings Institution for be- Elizabethtown Gas. course record. tion at 233-9366. I nh.ru ,il II CM Sev.-V,,rl between noon and 3 p.m. Nadasky at 88S-I6OO bet- Legion Post No. 5 droppc ques Park. 1. Thomas Tramutola and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. and a 4 to 1 game to the Scotc the New Jersey PGA Assis ing the spring sponsor. The Soccer Program had over ween 8 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Friday, July 17, Kenil- and Santo Monaco. tant tournament at the 237 children In the Spring City League and all received Plains team in a gan worth at Clark. 2. David Kushinsky and a complete uniform consisting of shirt, shorts and Law Day held at county courthouse played on the winner's fiel Glenwood Country Club in Sunday. July 19. Linden Jeff Daltilo. Old Bridge. Jeff Miller of socks. At the end of the season a Soccerama was held Frank Jones of Rahwi at Rahway - 10:30 a.m. Scats • Saturday: with all teams playing a special tournament. Each Sue A AnJ> Cjtdioli ol IS Thomas Timko receives Over 250 high school mieri. Union County Free- necessity of society having the Colonia Country Club Mr .V: Mrs Willum I .istv 01 High School; Michelle A. was three for three, i Glen Morton, Hole I, received a medal and special medals were given for first Jiuriru Pljcc. (ul.mu. jre pnv students, family, friends holder and liaison to the rules of law by which to Meade, Cranford High Monday, July 20, Rah- was tied for third al 69. 1 uj hi jnnouria- Ihe hirlh ol Rahw.a> are proud 10 announce eluding an RBI double . way at Kenilworth. Bob Ciuffreda, Hole 4, and second place. Iheir djutfhicr Ali u rvirn M i\ Ilie hinh 01 their son 1111101)11. and Union County officials Criminal Justice Advisory govern itself in an orderly School; Mario A. Pollan, St. L William Kirn Ma> I '. 11.17. 111 memorial scholarship the fifth that was the loca Tuesday, July 21, Clark Jeff Volker, Hole 10, 'I. IW ,,i Rjhujy H,K|in.,l attended the recent "Law Board. fashion," Palmieri said. "We Mary's High School, Eliza- Alicu uel>;hei] r> lbs ]{) n.'s . Jlk Medical Center limolh> only run. The losing pitch, at Hillside. Sam Grasso, Hole 14, iihed I I Ihs and measured Day. U.S.A." program held "The primary purpose of also recognize our students beth, and Julie Reivie, anj mcjsurcj I'J indies She Thomas E. Timko of Scholar for two years, has was Pat Jackson and wa Wednesday, July 22, and !us j iMtr. Nicole Ihe rruler :i\ inches He has a sister, at the Union County Cour- having the annual "Law by presenting awards for Governor Livingston High his first of the season. rul KMndrurirnls are Kh.vjj (iina Ivnn. It) Ihe iiLllenul Rahway, a recent graduate the highest Ci.l'.A among Rahway at Clark. Bruce La Fleur, Hole 17. Rahway Recreation Dept. Sharkey wins landiurent- are Mr ik Mrs thouse in Elizabeth, accor- Day, U.S.A." program, is to our "Law Day, U.S.A.," School, Berkeley Heights. lloruwhue of Colonia and Ihe of Union County College, the Scholars anil has made a Friday, July 24, Union at Sunday: laic I honias IJoriodme The du,ard Hatolski iif Linden. The ding to Edmund A. Pal-highlight and recognize the essay contest." The daylong annual pro- [Ulernal urandicirerlts are Mr has been awarded the Stur- significant contribution to The Clark America Rahway and Elizabeth at Frank Curialle, Hole I, Slow Pitch Lg. Standing YMCA award [ulernal itrjujrurcnis are ( Lira This year, the contest gram was held in the cour- Cjcchnliof HIIKIJCJIU Mrs Slanlej I.":fsk> gis S. Wilson Memorial the life of the College. Legion team del'eate Clark. Joe Stella, Hole II, Andrew Cacdioli winners for the theme, "We troom of the Honorable Ed- linden Scholarship by Union The S500 Scholarship Roselle 4 to 3 in a Unio All twilight games start at Joe Colandrea, Hole 17, Woitotn Division Won Thomas J. Sharkey of County College. Gopal receives Did you know? the People," were: Lisa An- ward W. Beglin, Jr., Super- County American Leagu Lost Pet. goes towards the tuition 5:45 p.m. and Lamlnaire 6 0 I .(XX) Watchung, chairman of the The Memorial Scholar- Cablevision The month of July is tunes. Mother Seton ior Court of N.J. and game at Johnson Hig Edward Murray, Hole and fees of the transfer in- named for Julius Ceasar, Regional High School, Rjpid Transit 5 0 1 .(.XX) Meeker Sharkey Financial ship was established in Assignment Judge of Union School. 18. Kou; ill's 2 Group, has won the 1987 stitution the siuilc-tit will he scholarship who was born then. Clark; Kris Bufanio, Union County. Football 4 .667 memory of former Union attending. Rick Duda powered lh The official 1987 Scratch Tournament DaPrllC Railing 3 2 6(XJ Nicholas C.J. English It's a Girl! College Foundation Presi- Mr. Timko. a Founda- Clark post with a three ru •Saturday: Time Out Siiloon 3 3 Humanitarian Award. Mr A .Mr-. Robert Macljr Srihari Gopal of Rahway Rahway High School Foot- .500 dent, Sturgis S. Wilson of tion Scholar for two years, is a recipient of a S500 one double in the last of the firs RichattJ Guecci, Hole 2, Piscltelll 2 3 .400 I bnc of llricLlnun arc prouj In Mr. & Mrs. William Sdioeni« Summit, who was an en- inning. For Clark, Edwan ball Schedule was announc- lunce Ihe hirdi 111 iheir ol Cilen (iardener are |iroud I achieved a 3.8 grade point time scholarship award, ed this week. Ed. Murray, Hole 6, Partner's Pub 2 4 .333 An Elizabeth native, Mr. I djrjghlcr J.idvn Kiisc Kini Mas announce Ihe birlh of ilici thusiastic advocate of the Hanewald, John Carey an Bill Morton, Hole 10' Sharkey was named 1986 I -J. 1W .11 Jer-o Slmre average while majoring in sponsored by Suburban The team will play four T.G.L. 2 <1 .333 daughter. Kristin Nicole. Kir Foundation's scholarship Robert Banasiak each sing, Sam Grasso, Hole 14, '} Medical Center Jjd>M Rose Mai 12. |s)«7 in llackcllslou, Civil Construction En- Cablevision of East Orange. home games: Plainfield on Bachmann's 5 .2S6 Alumnus-of-the Year by weighed (1 IK. 2 11/.- anj program. ed before Duda drove then Memorial Hospital. Kris.ii gineering Technology. He Srihari will be attending Sunday afternoon, October Albert Heidler, Hole 16, Gary's Shculmetal 0 6 .000 Seton Hall Preparatory measured W mdicv Hie iiijlcr Sicole wciitheil 7 lbs 5 o/.s . and The award is presented to in with a two base hit. and School. In 1984, he won the nal Krandiiarcnls arc Mr. A measured W indie The mater has also been named to the Siena College this fall and 4; Union, October 17; Raiulti Mrs. VnoSlolli.i'Carlcicl Ihe rial urandrvircnts are Mr. A a graduating student who Dean's and President's has plans to pursue a career Jack Patten was the win Scotch Plains, October 24; Bruce La Fleur, Hole 17. Kowal's, 10; Partner'sPub. 5; D.iPrilu. 24: T'.G.l... 7 Distinguished Alumnus palernal Kfandiurcnl- arc Mr LAST CALL for all children Interested In attending tne Summer Soccer Camp. The Mrs. Wjhcr McComb ol has been a Foundation Honor Lists. in cardiology medicine. ning pitcher for the tean and close with Cranford on Sunday: Bachmann's. 7; Piscltelli, 6; Rapid TVanslt, 46; Clarv's, 3 award from Seton Hall Col- 4 Mrv Malcolm Maelarlane ol C arlcrct. tile paternal urand Camp, given by North American Soccer Camps, Ini- ot Norwich, Ct. and hosted by Clark parents arc Mr. & Mrs. Willum The Suburban Cablevi- who is now 30 on thi Thanksgiving morning. Frank Curialle. Hole 1, Laminjlre, 8; Kowal's 5,; DaPrile, 6;Time Out, 2 lege of Arts and Sciences season. : T.G.L. Alumni Association. He is a Rahway Youth Soccer, will be held at Greenfield ''ounty Park, July 20 to 24. All SchoeniK of Pori Rcadina. The sion scholarship program is The team will open ut Bill Murphy, Hole 3, and 8; Partners Pub, 7;Laminair*.\ 22; TXi.l.., 0 nalernal ttrcal urandinolhcrs arc a continued educational Roselle scored two run Edward Murray, Hole Bachmann's. 19; Gary's, 5. former president of the children ages 5 to 1 8 may attend. The cost ot the .:amp Is $80 and will also Include Mais I-limati ol l'ort Reading Kearny, Sept. 19; Sept. 26 Board of Directors of the St. evening session for adult Instruction. The adult instruction Is for parents, coaches, and and Theresa Sdioemg of R.iscllc commitment to all 42 fran- in the seventh inning to al Summit. 18. Eastern Division Won Lost Pet. I'ark. Palemal great grand come within one run, bu Member • Guest: Elizabeth Hospital Founda- anyone Interested In learning more about soccor. For more Information about the Soc- lalhcr is Carl Sdinibhec of chised municipalities serv- The annual Westfield T-Jays 5 0 1.1XX) cer Camp, call 574-1075 or 382-5613. Cli/aheth. Maternal grc. ed. Patten prevailed. Ton; 1. Frank Schaller and Market Auto Body . 5 1 tion and the Elizabeth YM- Mr i Mrs. William Allison game will be away on Oc- S33 iidnioilier is Mrs. All Scholarship information Principato and Tony Fot. Marty Flannegan • 58, and Drl-Print Foils 1 .833 CA and a former director of ol Linden .lie proud lo an each singled for the Roselle tober 31; at Linden in r> ihe Summit Trust. M.unice Ihe bulh ol ihen kits will be forwarded again November; and a night 2. Ted Arnold and Joe Vigllolti Electric 4 3 .571 ilatinlner. Jessica Mane, team in the top of th to all area high schools in game with the Elizabeth Moore • 59. Carl's Cltyo 3 3 .500 Mas 27. I'J»7 m j.iim I- Ken seventh. The Nicholas C.J. netli Medical C enler Jessica January 1988. Any senior Minutemen, November 14 Vice President club: Winfield A.C. 2 2 .500 Cbrrminityj 7 IK 14 .vs.. and 1. Sain Grasso • 64. Railway Record English Award is presented measured 20 inches 1 he nialei student residing in one of at 7:30 p.m. .333 in remembrance of the first Suburban Cablevision's 42 Clark Post No. 328 plays President's Club Huffman Koos CAMERA CENTER * nal i*randp.ucnls are Mr games at Nolan Field on the .333 president of the Elizabeth Mrs Oouiilas IVlerson ol municipalities is eligible to Lacraisa 1. Richard Gueci -71, Charlie Brenncrs 286 Desl'laules. II I I.e |ialern.il grounds of Arthur L YMCA as living testament iirandiuienis aie Mr A Mis apply through their school's Robert Gallo of the Ar- General Locksmith .000 For Dads Michael Ji diets I RllilS of Johnson Regional High Oak Rldg* Golf Club-Cloric to those community l-.ilu.irj Alhsiin ol M.i|ileu.»vl. I tlison are proiul to announce guidance department. thur L. Johnson Regional Result): members who have given 1 lie hirtti of their daughter School. Rahway Post No. 5 Ladies Handicap Stroke Carl's Cltgo. 10; Vlgllotli, 9; Drl Print, 21 Hrienne Mane. Imrn Mas 2j' plays its home games at lacrosse team was named to ; Charlie unselfishly to enrich the Motorizeand //it hGrad built-in 35mm ansd I"N7 tn John I- Kenncdv the third team on defense to Play Brenners, 0. Veteran's Memorial Field Flight A: Estcllc Hiller lives of their fellow man. 55mm Ion; system: fixed focus in wide Medical (. enier. Hrienne wciiili Fritts promoted the New Jersey State team anglo and tolo photo; closo-up setting ed7lh- Mi/- , and measured 20 Central Ave., Rahway. •90, Previous award recipients Sale Ends inches I he male111.1l urand LAWFUL PARTICIPANTS...Scott Sandy ol Clark, left, a junior at the Arthur L. Johnson while Alan Salowe was in tolo phi >to. ISO settings of 100/200 Regional High School, and Michael Barisonek of Mountainside, a senior at the Schedule: Thursday. Net 1. Jessie Innoccnti have included Anne W, At- 6/20/87 ls arc W,ll,.,,,, & ^|.irk. NEW RECRUITS ... Mayor George G. Nucera of Clark in Air Force voted to the first team. and 400/10X). Built-in flash, automatic lankopl ol Isehn I he luleinal Jonathan Dayton Regional High School, stand outside the Union County Courthouse In June 18, Clark at Elizabeth •63, and Open tennis tourney tridge, former special assis- AUTO GX-TELE #38326 ranilniolher is liielsn Ruds of appointed two new police officers to the Clark Bureau • Williams Field. 2. Louis Stefanski • 75. tant to the New Jersey film load uiid power rewind, sehn Ihe ni.itcrn.il ureat of Police on June I. Above, Mayor Nucera, second from Thomas G. Fritts, son of Elizabeth after participating In "County Government Day," sponsored by the Union Johnson Regional first lii.inillalher is Willum llarlkopf County Prosecutor's Office. The two students, as representatives of the Student Friday, June 19, Summit Flight B: Human Services Commis- iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii left, swears In John Ehling, while his parents, right look Frank L. Fritts of Conger year lacrosse coach James On, Hour Color rUm Doaloplng »»=llobl. ol Imniiton Ihe palernal iircal- Council at their respective schools, witnessed an actual criminal trial at the courthouse; at Clark. planned in Rahway sion, and John Kean, chair- .indniothcr 1-Nellie Ondrcv of on. Chief of Police Anthony Smar is pictured at left. Way, Clark, and Janet M. Carovillano who led the 1. Juanita Riubclla-99. •COMMUNITY 1489 Main it || 320 Horllan Ave. toured the law enforcement offices at the Union County Administration Building and Sunday, June 21, Berke- Net: man of the board and chief llaloiinc. Below, Police Officer Michael Zelanko rocoivos his Messieh of Iselin, has been Crusaders to a 10-7 record, A Lipton Mixed Doubles clinics and tournaments of- executive officer of CAMERA Rod wo/ Highland Park badge from Mayor Nucera while Mrs. Zelanko looks on promoted in the U.S. Air listened to speakers from the various units of the Union County Prosecutor's Office. ley Heights at Clark -10:30 will coach the south team in 1. Sue Mills- 65 and "Open" tournament has fered by USPTA profes- 38IS88b U 985-8161 The program, which Involved Student Council representatives from high schools a.m. 2. Kumi Mishimura - 66. Elizabethtown Gas Com- i CENTER Suv.i Monuy Chnck Our Pricut Uoforo You Buul with Chief Smar. Force to the rank of staff the ninth annual Gil Gibbs been scheduled for June 28 sionals and other tennis pany. sergeant. throughout the county, was moderated by Assistant County Prosecutor Robert Monday, June 22, Clark Flight C: and 29 at the Rahway O'Leary. Memorial All Star Lacrosse directors and professionals. Fritts is a radio telephone at Kenilworth. game at Spraguc Field at 1. Joanne Cuccaro 110. Courts, it has been an- operator with the 6912th Tuesday, June'23, Union Montclair State College Net: nounced by pro Hilda Chris Evert Lloyd and jcHBEDEnnatn Electronic Security Group at Clark. Field. 1. Joyce Domalcski • 74 Manharat tournament Stan Smith serve as Na- Rahway in West Germany. Wednesday, June 24, Players from the Crusa- and director. The event is for tional Co-chairpersons for Rahway at Union. 2. Betty Beylon - 79. the more advanced player. NTW, which is sponsored resident He is a l°82 graduate of -Let Socxyonz. ders who will play in the Gabel earns Colonia Senior High Friday, June 26, Berkeley game are Guy Spina and Low Putts: The winners of the local by Thomas J. Lipton, Inc. graduates School. 4 A/ Heights at Rahway and Robert Dcissler. Marie Bekkcr and "Open" advance to sec-and presented by Tennis SPC degree Clark at Scotch Plains, Audrey Said • 30. tional competition. A win at Magazine. Support spon- Stephen An/cnbcrgcr of I Sunday, June 28, Rah- Kickers, Saturday: the sectional advances the sors arc Adidas. Ben-Guy Rahway recently received a Michael A. (label of Groeneveld on n Volleyball Jersey City, at commence- Birth way at Roselle Park -10:30 The Johnson Regional Bob Huff, Ron Kennedy, team to one of 32 regional Sports Balm, Penn, Sad- 'Why bank anywhere Bachelor's Degree from Rahway recently received a Announcements will a.m. Jack Zink, Bob Smith • 73. dlebrook Resort and Trans ment exercises held at the Dean's List PJ!?r,in Wednesday's Atom ady Crusaders volleyball playoffs with a chance of (•airfield University. Con- bachelor of science decree Brendan Byrne Arena in Tuesday, June 30, West- Sunday: winning a free trip to theWorld Airlines. eise ? I can find it all necticut. from Saint Peter's College, cam lost to the Columbia Hast Rutherford. Catherine Groeneveld, field at Clark. High School Cougars 15-5 Jim Lawso, Joe Mauro, National Finals, to be held daugher of Mr. and Mrs. Wednesday, July I, Hill- and 15-5 in the final of the Jack Hclmar, Al Vastano at Saddlebrook Golf & Ten- For more information at Carteret." Andrew Groeneveld of side at Rahway. and Mike Veglatia • 72. nis Resort near Tampa, call "Hilda Manharat at Columbia Annual Spring 574-9122 or the Rahway Emerald Place, Clark, has Thursday, July 2, Clark Tournament. Hole In One: Florida, October 8-11. recently made the second at Roselle Park • 8 p.m. Robert Sinkler, on the Recreation Dept at Fill Out Our Form Bolow And Mail With Check To More than 20,000 teams 381-8000, ext. 322. semester Dean's List at Friday, July 3, Clark at 192 yard hole at the Oak competed in last year's tour- Houghton College, Hough- B Atom Tabloid — Birth Springfield. Misc. Ridge Club in Clark, using a nament, making it the ton, N.Y. I Sunday, July 5, Clark at three wood. He played with Did You Know? Did You Know? ia 219 Central Ave.. Rahway, N.J 07065 Director of Athletics, largest grassroots tennis Catherine is a full-time Rahway • 10:30 a.m. and Thomas Lewis, of Rahway Albert Schuster, Robert competition in the country. The Great Pyramid of To keep sponges and dish towels fresh, wash them in Springfield at Clark • 2:30 Khufu in Eygpl, dating the dishwasher along with the load of dishes. Wrap the student who made list by High School is looking for Pennella and Joseph Affit- This event is one of the accumulating a semester p.m. to. from 2700 B.C., reached a towel around a couple of the wires on the washer's top Add $3.25 (or wo fall sports coaches, highlights of National Ten- height of 482 feet — a shelf. G.P.A. of 3.778. . Infcntutlon Monday, July 6, Clark at Head soccer coaches arc nis Week, June 20-28, (lurlns, graal- Berkeley Heights and Ro- record not seriously are proud to announce needed for the varsity boys Colonia Country Club which last year saw 200,000 challenged for almost four the birth of their daughter/son selle at Rahway. and girls teams, and several will have a Three Day participants lake part in thousand years. Tuesday, July 7, Roselle assistant positions are bom Park at Rahway and Clark available on the football Six winning ways to bank at Carteret at Roselle. In taff. Wednesday, July 8, Anyone interested may • "Performance Checking" Westficld at Rahway. contact Mr. Lewis at • Money Market Bonus Account Thursday, July 9, Sum- PUBLIC NOTICE 3961101 during school mit at Rahway and Clark at hours. ROBINSON'S BRANCH RESERVOIR • Premier Passbook Account Inches. Brothers/Sister Westficld. • Adjustable and Fixed Rate Friday, July 10, Clark at Catherine Piotrowski of CLARK TOWNSHIP Mortgages The maternal grandparents are Summit and Elizabeth at Rahway was named the Summer is here and schools are out. To avert tragic accidents, we Rahway. • scholar-athlete at Union ask parents to warn their children to stay away from the reservoir pro- • Consumer Loans of Sunday, July 12, Kcnil- County College. perty. worth at Rahway • 10:30 • High-Rate CDs She was a member of the Trespassing, fishing and swimming are prohibited. The area will be GIFTED YOUNG ARTIST . . . Jonnlfor Murtino. u senior at tho Arthur L. Johnson The paternal grandparents are a.m. and Roselle Park at Lady Owls basketball team Regional High School in Clark, stands in front of one of a series of wallhanglngs she Clark • 10:30 a.m. ror two years, the soccer patrolled and violators will be subject to prosecution. of created as a final project for the school's Gifted and Talented class. This series of art- Monday, July 13, Scotch cam and crosscountry We are trying to prevent needless loss of life and need your ^CART€R€T SRVIfiGS BftOK work is entitled "Memory ol a Froo Festival: An Endoovor in Medieval Art." Jennifer, Plains at Rahway. :cam. cooperation. Please help. who will be attending tho College of St. Elizabeth in September, was one of 66 memoer, ypur announcement wtn appear Tuesday July 14, Clark at both The Atom Tabloid and the R.KT/T. When you're banking to win Member FSUC students who participated in tho Regional District Giftod and Talented Exposition Night Union • 8 p.m. and Spring- The Arians Women's held recently at Johnson Regional 293 ST. GIORGE AVE. News Record/Clark Patriot. Middlesex Water Company flu tr ,V W".l, Hill\tilf, l/r.iitr \ht>pljih' field at Rahway. lass A Fast Pitch team will i.ir(|.| .'111 'II..II,/.'.' RAHWAY P.O. Box 1500 rn /'i SV// 1 Wednesday, July 15, ravel to Pcnnsbury, Pa. to ..,.,,;...,-. ','• 388-4220 Iselin, New Jersey 08830 ',(, WI-'.IIK'IIIAVI' . I I.id .'01 1HI -IliOU Rahway at Springfield. lay the Royal Lanes Houti'?i> \M-:1 .mil Spiinijlii'lil Kil , llnnin. ln;i,lt'I'.tltii'i.ul 'iiifirnniit <( .'III >h,.l l',10 PAGE 8 THURSDAY. JMM. is. 1')S7 KAHWAY NRWSRIiCORIJ/CI.ARK PATRIOT RAHWAY NF.WSRTXORD/CI.ARK PATRIOT THURSDAY. JUNE 18. 1987 PAGE 9 St. Agnes graduates 27 Religious News OBITUARIES EBENEZKR Al UK AN Ml II|O|)IS| I I'lsiCOPAl. TRINITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH C I1L K( II Ol KAHVV ,\\ OF RAHWAY On Sundjy. June* - I. al ihi_- :ni Worship Service. Sunday. June 21: The 11 o'clock Family Worship E. Wozesniewski, 60; Richard Riehl Dudley E. Painter, Jr. the Rev. Rudolph I' c iilili-.. Sr : tlclner [he sermon. Service will be conducted by the Pastor, the Rev. Donald REALTOR Music will be preseiiifil In ihe i ii.il ( huii under (he B. Jones. Special music will be presented by the Women's Ambulance Corps volunteer Richard N. Riehl Sr.. for- , ACUPUNCTURE | LAW OFFICES direction of Mrs. J Sunlc*- I'au M rs V'era Hergen is Chorus for Father's Day. under the direction of Mrs. merly of Elizabeth, died ! CAI PAIN CARE CLINIC ! the organisi. The Suiukn ( him I i mil cninmence Judy Alvarez. Adult-supervised Nursery Cafe is available June 6 at Point Pleasant at 9:30 a.m. Rev JDIKIIIKIII - li- |\r,!ur ul Helhel for infants and young children. Church School will con- Mrs. Evelyn J. Peno bulance Corps and a former Hospital after a long illness. • New Jersey Licensed • A.M.E. Church. kcnni-il< Si|ti.: I' i vt i!I he (he f.uesl vene al °: 15. followed by Coffee and Fellowship Time al Wozesniewski, 60. died Linden Girl Scout leader. Born in Elizabeth, Mr. ANTHONY P. PASCALE preacher al (he 7..Ill |< in l-u-n A u.',|;i|. Sen. ice. The 10:3(1 in Asbury Hall. June 6 at home after a long Her husband, John Riehl lived in Toms River 1 Acupuncturist From China I Ebenezer Gospel C'huius will i. 1 Real Estate-Insurance i i :K' iiiMsii Today, the Fair Workshop will meet at the church illness. Wozesniewski, died in since 1959. 2 RELIKVK PAIN — QUIT SMOK1NC, • Mortgages-Appraisals' Mediums iluruir ilic ur ( •: r.. \c^ Believers from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. The Senior Choir will rehearse Horn in St. Albans. Vt., 1974. He was an engineer for I LOSF. WEIGHT I ; 777 West Grand Avenue and Refresher (ourv.\ n , n I'l.iM-i Meetiiirj. al 7:30 p.m. she lived in Linden many the former Singer Manufac- 1 Migraine * Bursitls * Sprains Church. 8 p.m.. S.HUK!:H luiii \nrA.t\ l)emoMsira Saturday, June 20. the Methodist Men/Second Mile years before moving to Surviving are a son, John uring Co., Elizabeth. 35 ' Backache ' Tundonltis ' Stiff Neck Rahway, New Jersey 07065 32 Yrs. of very p«riorxjl ffv'ict (ion al 1425 Man) Si ^ - p in ' ill.i-.. .lime 22. Yomh Bible Class Picnic will be held at the Underwood's home Rahway nine years ago. of Linden; two daughters, years, retiring in 1955. ' Sciatic;! ' Shoulder Pain " Nervousness Choir Rehearsal. 7 p in liit \ •!.!: < • iniHil of NeL'.rn in Somerset. Those attending will meet in the church She was a factory worker Mrs. Jean Stropko of Rah- Mr. Riehl was a member ' Arthritis " Tennis Elbow * Insomnia Women lRahua> Sc-t_ni. " !li I I uesda>. June 23, parking loi at noon. for the Paramount Manu- way and Mrs. Deborah Free Consultation • Disposable Needles Used 381-6494 of the Danish Brotherhood P!op«ritrt. Men's Chorus Rehearsal. " OrL'aMi/aitun. S p The church is located a( (he corner of B. Milton Ave. Mrs. Wo/esniewski was Surviving arc his wife, 1961 Morris Ave., Union Rahway mont; and seven grandchil- and Main Street. an honorary life member of the former Grace Shaylor; a dren. the Linden Volunteer Am- son, Richard N. Jr. of Bay TIMIM.I in 111 ()!•• il < I.AUK Head; and two brothers, I Services are hcU IV;MII.II ! . .iil.n evening ami OSCEOI.A PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF CLARK Robert of Roselle Park and 688-3124*524-0428*564-8820 Saturday morning. Mnriniii: mm civ ices also are con- The Rev. S. Timothy Prctz will preach on Father's Lillian Geldzahler, 77 Stanley of Clark. Important — Please Read Kinley Comprehensive dueled on a daily basis, lien i\ Hebrew School Day, June 21. at the 10 a.m. worship service. New Center for Acupuncture classes are conducted ilwee um i Meek for children members will be received by the session before worship ages 8 through I 3. Also availahr. • .1 pie primary pro- and will be publicly recognized by the congregation dur- Lillian Cicldzahler. 77, of Citizens, both of Cjark, and Allergies and Physical Therapy ing the worship service. Anthems will be sung by both the Clark, died on June 11 at the Beth El Senior Citizens. gram for cliiMit'ii w* 3 iln«Mi.-i iiml ;t primary pro- Can be much more than gram for children age 7. A I lehu h'h School program junior and chancel choirs. Fellowship hour follows the St. Barnabas Medical Cranford. She was a past David Kinley, Jr., also is conducted. downstairs. Center in Livingston. president of the Hadassah, Hay Fever & Hives. L.P.T., C.A.. Director The Temple oilers a wide am! Incise variety of pro- "Survey of the Old Testament" classes meet Sunday, Horn in Brooklyn, New Newark. UCC sets Inhalant and food allergies can bo responsible for arthritis, grams and activities for all incm!' is ol ihe Congregation. June 21, at 9 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. at the church. York, she resided in She is survived by a son ulcers, fatiguu, asthma, dyslexia, headaches, obesity ACUPUNCTURE This includes social, cullural aiul religious events that are Sunday school class have been discontinued for the Newark and Irvington and a daughter, Seymour, Star Party and almost any other symptom. before moving to Clark over N«w J«n«y Stol, CtKliliad Acupuncturitt consistent with the needs ami mieicsts of [he Congrega- summer months and will resume in September. Children of Rockaway and Pearl Board C.Mif'.J by N.C.C.A. four years ago. Kligman, of South Orange, A summertime "Star Par- Food allergies and sensitivities are very oasy to diagnose. You tion. Adult education seinmais aie offered throughout are encouraged to attend worship services with their can get your body bock in line and loso weight too. Educated and trained in tradltionul Chinete the year on topics of cuneni mi< IVSL parents. Babysitting is provided for younger children. She vvas a homeniaker. and a brother, Sam Cohen, ty" will be hosted by ucupuncturf al w«ll al modern Mrs. Cieldzahler was a of Delray Beach. Florida, members of Amateur 120 million people are susceptible to allergies and you Coll tor inforr Temple Beth Or is located on Valley Road in Clark, Thursday, June 18 activities: 3:45 p.m. — Junior presented by Jeff Lih. presi- Marianne Shaffer and Kevin Boonc and Martin Condit. Lisa Cordle, Wendy Graduation celebrations member of the Hadassah and five grandchildren and Astronomers, Inc., at the may be ono of them. Franklin School Union, New Jersey 66H Ruriian Kd. 701 Newark Ave. near the Exit 135 Parkway C'ircli- Further details can be choir rehearsal; 8 p.m. — Chancel choir rehearsal; 8:30 for the St. Agnes eighth dent of St. Agnes School Kimbcrly Woodruff. Wendell; Union Catholic, Cordle and Ricci DiMaggio; and the Heih O'r Senior three great-grandchildren. Sperry Observatory on • It takes just a fow simple blood tosts to find out if you • Qnnlifiid Initrocton • SHOII CUUMS Clark 382-2434 Kll/abelh 353-5500 obtained from Mrs. l.oshiii or Ms I ionctti at The Temple p.m. — Alcoholics Anonymous continues each week and grade class began on June Board, to Miss Healy, Miss Miss Healy, who Scotch Plains, Robert Saint Joseph's. Metuchcn, Union County College's hove allergies. Hdb Tallinn • BnJanctd Curriculum Office. 381-840.1. also on Fridays at 1 p.m. 12 with a concelebrated Sarra, and Marianne Shaf- delivered the valedictorian Acocella, Denise Gallagher, Mark Pelae/.; Mother The Executive Board of the Women's Association Cranford Campus on June Religious leaders of Temple Beth Or are Rabbi mass presided by Mon- fer. All of the graduates address, was also ihe winner Ray Gunsiorowski, Patrick Seton. Clark. Tara Kelly 20. • Under direct medical supervision. Nutritionist on staff. Shawn Zell and Cantor Michael Kiausman. meets al the church on Monday, June 22. at 8 p.m. Hanrahan, Derek Rivera, signor Joseph Flusk, pastor were given gifts from the of a full-year scholarship and Jcanine Mosiello; Seton Grace Stoltz, 86; The public is invited free • Thormography testing performed. of St. Agnes, and attended seventh grade class as a awarded by Kosellc Phyliss Ross. Karen Sarra, Hall Prep, Brendan O'Con- to this observation session by the entire student body, remembrance of St. Agnes Catholic High School. Joyce Sevilla, Marianne nell; Roselle Catholic, SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH Ol RAIIWAY Koos Bros, supervisor when they will have an op- MUNICIPAL COURT Williams & Giountikos FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF RAIIWAY parents of the graduates School. The graduates and the Shaffer, Sandra Slomc- Yolanda Dabrowski, portunity to view the skies Tomorrow evening at 7:3(1 p in., there will he an arts zewski, Debra White and PROGRESSIVE ALLERGY CENTERS Morning worship, June 21, will be conducted by the and friends. A Communion On Saturday, June 13, schools they will be atten- Christopher Deloiacono Mrs. Grace W. Stoltz, 86, Rahway, many years, relir through a variety of - ATTORNEYS AT LAW - demonstration sponsored by Ihe I'arenl Teachers' Club. Kimberly Woodruff; (As seen on T.V.) Rev. Robert C. Powley, pastor, at 10:30 a.m. Child care is Breakfast was given after- graduation ceremonies were ding in September are as and Josephine Healy; and died June 4 al Rahway Hos- ing in 1970. telescopes set up on the MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENTS, D.W.I. Refreshments will be served, ami all are invited. provided during the worship hour for infants and children ward by the seventh grade follows: Rahway High School. Jen- Scotch Plains High School, ; held with the graduates piial after a brief illness. Her daughter, Mrs. Jane Observatory grounds. AAI 413 New Dover Road, Colonia, N.J. TRAFFIC TICKETS, DRUG OFFENSES On Sunday, June 21 at S a.m.. l aiher's Day lo (hose in second grade. Following the Children's Ser- students and parents. nifer Anderson, Gregory Anne Marie Murphy. entering the church to the Bishop Ahr, Edison, Born in Porl Washing- Ryder, died in 1978. members will be on hand to If you or someone you know is due in municipal court, you Breakfast will be served by the Women's Guild; at 9:30 mon the youth, sitting as a group, will be excused to go The students were tune of "Pomp and Cir- ion. N.Y., Mrs. Stoltz lived discuss different techniques should know your legal rights. 388-3636 a.m., church schcxil will be held Al I I a.m.. Morning lo the Child Care Room for a supervised program. Older presented with gifts from cumstance." For an Worship Services will begin ami will be officiated by our in Cranford before moving Arrangements are by the of observing and explain After a FREE confidential interview we will advise you how to youth are urged to sil with their parents during worship. the Home Schmil Associa- appointment protect your rights, and whether or not you should retain a pastor, (he Rev. James W. l:ale> During die service, we to Clark 25 years ago. Gray Memorial Funera what is being viewed. Our Church School Closing Program will begin at 9 tion by Mrs. Pal Michaels, Rev. Benedict Michael call 388-9454 lawyer. Many of These offenses call for fines, loss of license General Practice with emphasis on will honor the Father. Man and N oung Man of the Year She was an office super- Home, 12 Springfield Ave. a.m. in Davis Fellowship Hall and the awards ceremony outgoing president. She also Worry, O.S.B., gave Ihe Jewish Heritage Night and even jail time. You should know your rights. PERSONAL INJURIES OR DEATH at the church. G\iesl speaker will be the principal of visor for Koos Brothers, Cranford. Visitors can also observe In N.J. will begin at 9:45 a.m. Immediately following worship at awarded the Reverand commencement address. planets and visible stars Other RESULTING FROM: Rahway High School. Robert Biowu. of Newark. The 11:30 a.m. all present are invited to partake of Call Denis J. Whelan Memorial Miss Elizabeth Ann through the 24-inch relector offices in Call today for a NEMERGUT & DUFF Men's Chorus will render ihe music All are invited to refreshments al the Coffee Fellowship Hour in Davis Scholarships to the two planned at Echo Lake Toll Free LAW OFFICES come lo Fellowship wuh the pnsioi ami congregation of Komar, principal, presented md the 10-inch refractor Holmdel & FREE CONSULTATION " Automobile Accidents ' Falls * Unsafe Conditions Fellowship Hall. Parish Care and Evangelism Committee- students with the best The Union County A (800) 281 Main Slreol s Second Baptist Church. Ihe graduates to the pastor, Puulmun Orchestra" and Federation of Musicians, William Pitt, 74 clescopcs housed in the Cherry Hill Weekends, Evenings, Medical Negligence * Unsafe Products, 1 Machines will hold their meeting lit 11:30 a.m. in the library. averages who will be atten Monsignor Joseph F. Flusk, Board of Chosen Freehold- 982-0110 Woodbridgu, N.J. On Wednesday evenings aii7;tl) pin nud week "The Aviva Dancers." Local No. 151. Sperry Observatory's twin and Early Mornings " Workplace Accidents * Severa Burns Meetings of Ihe Week: ding Catholic high schools who presented the ers together with the Most Major Medical Insurance Is Accepted Prayer and Bible Study Class aie Meld. Ml are welcomed. A dance floor, snack In case of rain, concerts Clark minister domes. Appointments Available 636-3400 ..Saturday, June 20, the Alcoholics Anonymous in September — Josephine diplomas. Department of Parks and | truck and Parks Depart- will be held al the Trailside Group will meet at 7:30 p.m. in Squier Hall Gymnasium Healy. valedictorian, and Also graduating with Recreation will present i ment information booth Nature & Science Center OTHER SERVICES INCLUDE: William' I." Pitt, 74, died decorator in the county The star party will begin UNION COUNTY BAPTIST ( IHRCII Ol < I.ARK and the Youth Room. Karen Snrra. salutatorian. honors were Raymond Jewish Heritage Night at will be avuilable at the con- auditorium, Coles Avenue June 3 at home. area. it 7:30 p.m. and continue * Real Estate * Commercial Tranifan On Sunday the Main Worship Service will he at I 1 Tuesday, June 22, the ladies of the Association The Columbian Auxil- Gunsiorowski, Brendan (he Summer Arls Festival cert site. Concert-goers are and New Providence Road, Burn in l-lizabetlt, Mr. Surviving are his wife, Ihrough the evening if Colon And * Incorporations * Condominium I Planning a.m. and Ihe Evening Service ai <> p.m. Sunday School Workshop will meet at 10 a.m. in the Church Library. iary of Clark awards were O'Connell, Joyce Sevilla. on Wednesday, June 24, encouraged to bring lawn Mountainside. There is no \ \ \ \ \ Pill lived most of his life in ihe former Ann Mehler; weather permits, according * Wllli & EitaUi * Municipal Court Matter! will begin at °:45 a.m. for children, \otiih and (he mental- Boy Scout Troop 47 will meet at 7:15 p.m. in the Scout 7:30 p.m. at Echo Lake chairs or blankets. Admis- raindale. For up-to-the- GRIG0RY CHUDNOVSKY, M.D. Mountainside. two daughters, Mrs. Ruth to Star Party Chairman \ Rectal Suraer * Divorce 1 Adoption! * Contract Disputes ly handicapped, and at 10 a.m. for the adults. Children's Room. Park, Mountainside. sion is free. The concert has minute information, call the Has recently started his practice in He was a minister in the Hawley of Edison and Mrs. James Chcnard of Union. Summit Colon Church will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday. June 24. the Cemetery Association will Archbishop McCarrick to appear Performing at the concert been partially funded Parks 24-hour hotline at rehabilitation medicine. congregation of Jehovah's Nancy Ellis of Somerset; The main stargazing will be Meetings during the week: Tuesday, I.attics Fisher's meet at 7:30 p.m. in the Church Library. will he "The Laura through the American 352-8410. Our goal is to diagnose & treat patients and Rectal at New Jersey Irish Festival Witnesses the lasl 49 years focused on the Hercules Club &. Fellowship 10 a.m.; Wednesday, Mid Week The church is located al Ihe corner of West Grand with chronic pain, neck & back pain, Surgical Associates FREE INITIAL CONSULTATION and was serving wiih the two brothers, Lester V. of Cluster, Saturn, and other \ Prayer Service — 7 p.m.; Thursday. Visitation 7 p.m.; Avenue and Church Street. Most Rev. Theodore E. of Irish descent from Nexy Did You Know? Verona and Arthur R. of shoulder & knee, leg 8. ankle pcin. We also Thomas Loglo, M.D. Saturday, Visitation — III a.m. l-oi iianspnrialion please McCarrick, Archbishop of Jersey and surrounding Clark Alliance Church Clark congregation al the similar objects, Mr. Newburgh, N.Y.; four treat patients with arthritis, strokes & 151 Summit Ave., CONVENIENT LOCATION & HOURS call the church at 574 147'). Nurseiv care will he provided Newark, will be the main areas are expected to attend About 500,000 craters on time of his death. Chenard said. In addition, the Moon can be seen from granddaughters; and a sports injuries. We provide quality care for at all the services. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF RAHWAY celebrant of a special Mass the festival, which begins at to feature "Proclamation" Mr. I'itl was also an in- \ Summit the Earth through the great-grandson. visitors are invited to bring The Reverend Jean Puul Kichter will be our guest ut New Jersey's 1987 Irish 9 a.m., and features a bag- dependent painter and injured workers, for the victims of motor Office Proctology and The church is located al 4 \ allev Road, al the Clark largest and most powerful "Proclamation," a six- p.m. The public is invited to their own telescopes or 727 RARITAN ROAD, SUITE 201-B preacher on June 21. Our Service of Worship begins at Festival in the Garden State pipe band competition, vehicle accidents. Colonoscopy Parkway Circle. F\ii No l.t> of the Garden Slate telescO|X!S. member student group attend. binoculars to the "Star Par- CLARK, NEW JERSEY 07066 9:45 a.m. at the First Baptist Church of Rahwuy. The Arts Center at 11 a.m., an musical entertainment and Colonial Village Professional Building Diseases of the Colon Parkway. representing Nyack Col- Clark Alliance Church is ty," and perhaps learn bet- Choir will sing an anthem under the direction of William Sunday, June 28, at the an Irish Cultural Exhibit. Suite 10S \ Dr. Frank Papaiulrea is ihe pastor. lege, Nyack, New York, located at 2 Denman Ruth Van Pelt,72 ter ways to use their own and Rectum Whiiehead. There is child care provided during the wor- Garden Slate Arts Center, Problems with constipotion The proceeds from Ihe will present a concert in Avenue, off Westfield equipment. In the event of By Rt. 27 and Parsonage Road (ion 388-3636 ship service for young children. Holmdel. Hours By Appointment ZION LUTHERAN ( HI lit II Ol RAIIWAY Irish Festival will go to the music, testimonies, drama, Avenue, Clark. Mrs. Ruth Drake Van Mrs. Van Pelt and her inclement weather, the rain iDDoinlmem EditO!). N.J. 08820 »06.«J(,i The First Baptist Church of Rahway will conduct Most Rev. Edwurd Garden State Cultural and audio-visuals at Clark \ The service of Holy Coinniiiinon will be conducted Ihe Service of Worship at Ihe Baptist Home of Newark on For information concern- Pelt. 72. died June 2 at St. husband celebrated their date will be June 27. 273-4444 l Hughes, Bishop of Metu- Center Fund, which pro- Alliance Church on Satur- \ \ \ by the Rev. Thomas J. Donahue Pastor, al > a.m. Sun Sunday. June 21. al 3:30 p.m. ing Sunday services, call Elizabeth Hospital after a 55th wedding anniversary day. June 21. Children aie eiieu chen, and priests from vides free programs for day evening, June 27, at 7 The Observatory, which n.il'.ed in worship with Come and worship with us. We are on the corner of 388-1272. brief illness. on May 26. their parents. throughout the state will senior citizens, disabled is jointly operated by AAI Flni and Fsierhrook. Born in Denver, she lived AVENEL-ISELIN Meetings during the week concelehrate. veterans, the blind and in Elizabeth the past 55 A son, John T. Van Pelt, and Union County College, More than 10,000 people children. Thursday. June IK. Women . Se nil'. 10:30 p.m. years. died in 1965. is open Friday evenings MEDICAL Friday, June 1'). I I'M I'icn in., Iteserva Mrs. Van Pelt was a clerk throughout the summer for lion required!. Hearts of Fire at the - Elizabeth Public- Surviving are her hus- public viewing. Slide presen- This Spot GROUP Library 15 years, retiring in band, Eliakim N. Van Pelt tations on a variety of Realty astronomical subjects arc 415 Avenel St., Avenel ZION I.I' Till RAN (111 U< II Ol (I.ARK at coffeehouse Get a grip I "78. Jr.; a son, Eliakim III of US Wmrtl.ld Av.. shown during the year. Could 636-3111 "The main woiship seivicc il.ninr ihe summer mon- lhar's retail prlc* $39.95 She was a member of the Elizabeth; two daughters, Clark ths is at ":15 a.m wuh ihe Suiulav School in lecess. Somebody's Place Cof- Third Westminster Presby- Mrs. Ruth Schiller of Clark feehouse will present con- SPECIAL For specific information Friendly One-Stop Registration Im Ihe kill icnu ul Sumlav School can on the news! terian Church and Friend- and Mrs. Susan Addesso of 1 Be Yours he made by phone, 3S. '• l.'ll. temporary Christian ntusic ship Club and past vice Edison; 14 grandchildren; on current happenings in Personalized Service Is What Medicol Care For with "Hearts of Fire" on president of lite Philathea and seven great-grandchil- the skies, individuals may The Entire Family Saturday. June 20 al 8 p.m. Find out what's happening Bible Class. dren. call the Observatory Hot Our Reputation Is Built On! Bible School shirts Monday i "1 leans of Fire" is based in the Rahway Clark area! Line, 276-STAR, or in the Faston, Pa. area and 276-3319 evenings, for 396-0606 MEMBERS OF OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Second I'reshv lei i.iu llicic will be ails and has played extensively in SUBSCRIBE TO 24-hour information. UNION COUNTY AT CONVENIENT HOURS FOR ALL EVE. MULTIPLE Church, located at the juue j cialis. names and activities, Ihe eastern United Slates, RAHWW Provided By Certified Family Physicians 574-1200 LISTING SERVICE lion of Main Snoot wuh ; anil Kible stories for the The. band uses guitars, 382-5012 New Brunswick Avenue, children Regislialion is ^NTcuie ^gSSfe £ccorb Wanna kick drums and keyboards to RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE will he having Vacation Hi available on the fiisi day of produce pop/rock music Telethon raises over JOEL S. MAYER, D.O. ble School on Moiulav. school wiih a gos|iel message. i Tho Equivalent ol .» complete roliQious oncyclopudiAtoma i n Tabloiono ) d the habit? June 22 through Indav. Admission is free and u 1 master leloronco edition With tho nios! beautiful p.utdod bind- J $38 million for children BRUCE PRINTZ, D.O. June 2(>, from '):.<() to 1 I ill l-oi additional informa- variety of refreshments are { ing ever placed on tho Holy Scriptures * Anyone considering quit- a.m. There are no lees. I he ling smoking is invited to tion, call the (lunch office, available. A selection of Protestant • King James Version Anaheim, California, and program is open in all Catholic - The New American Bible drop in at Respiratory The recently telecast MARC MAYER, D.O. INS | | .II,. curreni record albums will included hourly 20-minutc children ages 5 io 12. Health Association head- Children's Miracle Network also be given as door prizes. segments produced locally quarters every Friday bet- Telethon, which realized Services Include: Somebody's PlaceCoffee- at Suburban Cablcvision ween 8:30 a.m. and 4 p.m. 5.38.6 million nationally, in- house presents live music TV-3 and carried statewide • X-Ray Service • Laboratory Service. Union & Middlesex Counties Out of County and Slate lo view a film and pick up cluded $354,132 raised in the third Saturday of each by Cable Television Net- • Physical Medicine • Compensation Work Trinity offers I Year SI 5.(10 1 Year $20.00 free literature. New Jersey. According to month al ihe Cranford work of New Jersey. For information on addi- Patricia H. Mcssano, • Insurance & Auto Accident Cases Alliance Church. Retford i Years s:7..s|) 2 Years $.17.50 tional smoking cessation telethon coordinator in According to Mcssano, • Complete Annual Physicals Avenue al Cherry Street .1 Years $4(1.0(1 .1 Years $55.00 Bible school programs offered by the New Jersey, the sum will be Suburban Cablevision Ihehiml the Pi/.za Hut on shared equally by donated its facilities and ser- • Back Problems Vacation Bible School ai welcome. Tach dav's ac Please enter my subscription to the Rahway News RHA, call 843-411 1. South Avenue). The coffee- ORDERS MAY ftlTVtCKtD UP AT Children's Specialized vices as did the local seg- HOUSf CAUS FOR THf EtOCRlT Oft HOUSEBOUND Trinity United Melhodisi Record or The Clark Patriot starting immediately. TODAY'S I nviin-s will he tilled with Bi house is easily reached by Hospital, Mountainside, ment hosts. Miss Molly of NT SPECIALIST REFERRAL WHEN Church will he held June 2') ble lessons, music, crafts, Route 22 or the Garden Iticloscd is my check, cash or money order to cover WOMAN l Atom Tabloid M and Children's Hospital of Romper Room and Friends EMERGENCY SAME DAY APPOINTMENTS through July 3 from ):3l) i games ami refreshments. Stale Parkway. subscription. (Molly McCloskcy Barber), KNOWS HER a.m. until noon each day. New Jersey, a unit of I Tor further information For more information, United Hospitals Medical Paul Spychala, Steve Mayer The theme of Ihis gear's NAMI-: IMIONI- Mil AMIKICAN MIAKI OWN WORTH ! or legislation, please call please call 276-1617. t AhStlTIAIION Center, Newark. and Robin Kamp of Subur- Won't vou ihafo program is entitled "God's Ml MORIAt. 1'RCH.KAM. I 3KS I32X, Monday through —-•, M^H| U *• I I ,"," ; The Children's Miracle ban Cablevision TV-3, and yours with us by co Promises For You." WNhMtUM^ mom boring t tin [ Friday between v> a.m. and STRFF.'l ADOKI-SS Network Telethon, which radio personality Jonathan All children, ages (wo Did you know? American Cancor I p.m. was created by the Osmond Bell of Z IOO. La- Research saves lives. years old through grade <> Chinty' cloth, originally Socioty in your will READY, SET, GOI... SI. Mary's School recently held a Blue & While Sports Day. Pic- The Church is located at imported from India, is so CITY STAT1-: ...ZIP. Foundation, charitable arm The New Jersey fundrais- are invited lo attend. There ! or Information call turod are some ot the students who participated In games of sprint, lumping, tire runn- Ihe coiner of F. Milton named from ihe Hindu of the performing Osmond ing total represents . a is no charge, and all are 21s> CKNTKAI. AVK., RAIIWAY, NJ. 07065 AMERICAN ing and ball games. The students are, from led: Billy Crue, Joanne Tomasso. Joseph American Head 4 Axe. and Main Street. chim meaning "variegated." Family, was telecast na- $100,000 increase over lasl n provided MM M public Mfv*ce CANCER King, Jonquin Cruz, Duane Sprovach, Lucas Forraro and Karon Grant. A Chinose Auc- Association ^ tionally from Disneyland in year, Mcssano said. JSOCIETY* tion wns also held. PAGE 10 THURSDAY, JUNE 18. 1987 KAHWAY NEWSRECOKD/CLARK PATRIOT RAHWAY NEWS RECORD/Cl-ARK PATRIOT THURSDAY. .JUNi: 1H. 10.47 PAGE 11

FENCING & ERECTING HOME IMPROVEMENT ELECTRICAL SERVICES IINCING Cham Link. Stockade I > BJtiuoom Tile lepatn. Re^lue loose ExcaJfitflt IncOfM ia Put Tim* Experienced child cue m my home Air Conditioning Expertly Installed SPECIAL SERVICES thru walls. 2/ yean expefienca. p«ft Repairs Ho job too small t.lei. rejroutmg caulking Call B.ch Need an Electrician> Call WUNDER home mmbiy work. For ttih Brttktast Lunch & Sucks mcl Mbn tU-UHmUl 526] CJII W-Ml-KMJEiUlM Beh Iselin/Wdb<»i-M t3»7M7 U7UU (liCISIC Lie Bus Pffmit No. S736. get the job All types ol fences Wood. Chain link. O 3«H>H5 m SCWIM MACHINE OPCMTINL For DayCjre try tngliifi NinnteN.N.E.B SOVA—CHAW qualified, 14 years experience. Repairs. Eiee Estimates. Bsrnti/attict remodeled. C«il.ngs. Rodnguej' Elecuicjl Contractor H. CK»O«MO drapery worii room. £»pef. F/T-P/T. DJintmg. pjnelinj.eic Lie Na 747. licensed I Bonded No JS94.Notob •13 38S-528O '• •HUMIIHC I HUTUM CALL 574- WwtfaldAw.BoMllaPk 241-2111 Full/Part time. Rihway I15-MM BUSINESS Lovini Mom of 5 rr. old. My home. PUBCHARA ENTERP. All t,p.,l too small. U4V3H7 SAGGING SfAT BOTTOMS 634 9190 Full Tinw Secrefjr> lor M0 Off>ca m 1 OPPORTUNITIES Repairstoo Fait Senncs SpecialOI- Kitchens. Bjlhi I B menls Remcd- REBUILT IN YOUR HOME COMPtnl MUI1MC STSIIMS WE WILL ACCEPT Ediion.Cill 75^0550 Lots of T.LC. ALL HOURS. Reason- AMP Electric Inc. ReuJenlial. In- CUSTOM RANCH able. Reluble A Refer. 573O4«S fes.Custmn Wood decks. U2\0iS #l*d AljoReplicenvnl Window! A dustrul. Comme(Cu)M«: No ;S32. SPBINGS SETIED 1 I0M.M •1PLACIM1N1 CLASSIFIED ADS APPEAR Homerrukw Rjhwi^Orterst iru. Accurate Fencing All types at Gen_Regj,ri f. Ins. F.'eslS41-1910 Free Est. MKSJ^OH NEW LINING. NEW SIOI. licens* No SI' YOUR VISA OR Cook \ot 1 penon dunnj turnmet' 2 reasonable prices Call Mike HJUOVIUN - H0ML REPAIRS - I HEAVY W1BBING Fr#*Esrimat«s fully Insure! to 3 times p k MH525 Own your own discount John W. Paulilus 1 Son. Lie Elec- WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY MASTERCARD ENTERTAINMENT S3HM4 TILE FLOORS. STUCCO. ORPfN trical Contractors, 24 hour service. Sunshine Upholstery MOODUIDCI Teerugfl SittMt in my hom«(CoJonu shoe store. Offering RAHWAY THV. NO JOS 100 SMALL 494-Uo; NojobtoosnulL_ 2«H1M P.O. S«ctjon) P»ft timt houn. Call over 300 top designer Decki. HdjWimJ.KiL- Bjtri A H^.nt itwipm 3IM713 Cental Jener O.J.'< MI FENCE COMPANY luhn Masy Electrical Contractor MOVING' lit SPM0036I OJ.'s for all occasions. Music 40i name brands -and over Roof.nj.Cj.pdiiiy Alll>p«sieijjiis Fully insured 1 bonded. Lie 80/4 Asphalt Drivawafi wnaje/ to tubrsit every Chokri \tnk & wood, dog turn. BEFORE U HAUL thru the 80s Lowest rates around. 1500 styles ot unbe- pooJi. fra* eir. fr«« wtilk Sujpce.l.ngi f'Ut H90185 Call daior e^ 4W-»7t2 Seal Coating Friday, 3:15 to 7pm approximate^. Additions. Cuitam Sheds AH (>pes G'v« us o call & sow* $158,900 lievable retail prices of go'* with porchuie of 100 ft. Col win area, 3820350 of more. 74 hoof jarvic* All i)f Cjrpentiy WUI-I. Tile. Some Sterling Express Moving Fraxa & Son Paving P.I Rtcictionul. Medical Olliu. IK£ MUSIC CO. IB 1 • MUSIC) Hoi 6.75 and up. All first GUARANTEED READER TO READER Hunei Aid iot Personal Care on TunetCoo! Prices." Pro/. DJs. All type* of Ivncing. Put>o M & Delivery Service. Ratiwa^. Sand riiuniB to Atom quality merchandise. AU-PHASI [UCTIIC Spacious, well maintained brick and . Wedding Thursday t Satuiday, 2 hrs. per day. occasions, any music. 541-2333 D«k*. L Houw Conduction Co speculti- S49-MOVE Free otlKtiat**/ Fully insured Iiblaid, P0 So< I06I-AC. Rahwai. Mp/hrClaiharea 27i-ltOt Satisfaction Guaran- COMPANY, INC MUSIC DOCTOH has RX tor wuili iii,? in KiiiiUoni Hilcheni. Bjth- 541-8516 WANT ADS • Atom Tabloid N J. 0)065 Lie. Bui. PafWt 48346. No frame ranch home with fenced rear 1 Word K home. Make up to $275 wkly lair! Professional 01. sounds of the teed. * Andrew Geller looms. Gjiageil Hjiemunl!, Qujl \ Invitations DenU Asustant. [Mrsonablfl Eal lob too srnoll. Specializing i< • Rah way N«wi Recant clipping newspaper articles i6i 40s thru 80s. Lights. F-van Picone * Natur- ity WoiLmjn'.hip Rcictvncti sup- Kom« «nprov«m«nt & ssrvic* yard, a short walk to shopping and $ needed ten modem buiy oMice. f/T migiiin* editor. Will pay up to J25 • ClaHl Patriot i dars/week. No Sats. All summer. 7SO-2439, ;u.; oil colors. Custom Mitt! iyp^i geneul CJip^ntry elec STUMP living room, separate dining room, Guaranteed want ads -— if item is not sold sjons 213-2710 wood mod#-to order 100 triwl AISamcj[IScott_ M2*45 Special Rate for Seniors Dental l,,g,MistP. T Mon. i Ihurl. EAHNHUNDR£DS WEEKLY at home) " Gloria Vanderbilt ond modern eat in kitchen, three during first 3 issues, ad will run next tjeiton needed hi a quality canng Ha.mg a l'a»>' Call Frank. Elec styles CCA Spfl>ce. C*dnr Tom's (fei 4 Cum ImpriM K Conference of Legal Be Hooded with tanaus offers! many more. Handbags tampitt *m Diipimi SnJing. Wind. Additiuns. PRIDE ELECTRIC CO. 3 issues fREE. Call when all items are sold. ^A.lt'V'^Come in - See nractice Fo/ a confidential mter- Detail]? Send seM-iddresied. tionic Accordion specialty. Polkas, Industrial. Commercial. Problems and Wills &TREE bedrooms and 1 Vi baths. Wall to weafjjl 245-1771 Old Standards. Novelty Dances. and accessories also. V,.,, .* J».,M_ M ceil Is/ stamped emnlope to: P0Bo^447B, /r«e at korni iiri«rtf. our Many Samples CliHwood, NJ 07721 UlSOnnht M2 632S $16,900 to S39.000 Insured * Bond*.i LAW OFflCES wall carpet and economical gas heat. Guaranteed Header lo Header want ads art' fur landscape* Helper needed. Clark LINK I WOOD IINCI COtF. SANDE'S HECAIH AND INS1ALLA- REMOVAL Custodian FVT-P/T for service pio- LIVE EHrUTJUMJUENT includes beginning in- 34 M*«r Wnxi (••lam, r.lMiU mi «•»*•" non-commercial adwerti^efi only Iteim for salt* area fay increase available. Apply 711] Ilia/Mlt A>ea»e TlONS Quality hjndywoik It . ijram. General janilartjl £ maint. JIM'S ODE MJW SMO fr«« t»timmt»» S CM** Avaon One floor living ai its best. muiT not cKCced SI 000 Price and phom? Pick up our I'KEIi guide IDThe Atom Tabloid M2OM7 ventory, training and tmlni. NJ. CJ/p^ntfy rrlmnhiini ilcCO'jtuii[. CAROL S LANDSCAPi responsibilities Exp. pre<- but will Cart«t«l. N-J- number mult bo m ad Coih or Chock 'or $5 00 buyuiK invitation?, und a 219 Central Ave. Sales ORtAM JOS. Keep the most Parties. Weddings. All Occasions. fixtures. Call anytime. .iS'jU dint you'^itlltir 634 4259 UAIiMAY Call til inspect. train. Wdbg. loc. Call Catm;SO-557S 39A-9311 574-1175 MI-411* mu*' be included with ad Autos Moiorcydt'V Gn*)ni\ checklist OJXMI ^ impoitant |ob as homemaker at Vocal. H Bajfd IZOOnite M6-5239 ; Rahway. N.J. MCTORYHELP-PackerwithaliHI* Garage Sales and Roal Estole not accepted m am to 5 p.m. Mon thru l ri. mother, tain $180 tor 3 evenings Hating a PAR1V? Call the mobile 574 0861 5741200 experience preferred. Please call DJs Irom SOUND Systems. Latest Guaranteed Reader to Reader section. pe' week. Training, local positions. 244-W9 Irom 8:30 to noon * 1:30 to -4 p.m music. Lowiatts 926-3322 PAPER HANGER SUNOAVS 5 30-8 30 a.m. Paper Prestige •belie. r>Je. »•> IHI VU,U DRIVER P/T FOR SALEOR RENT HELP WANTED Houte 3130 per month. S30 defer- Fashions PAINTING Performing Arts Workshop red Nocollectmt 233-0310 Cood pay. flexible hours. Apply in Hardwood floors in'talled. sanded, USED CARS & TRUCKS FURNITURE FOR SALE I finished Free £sl A Melchoir /iCTi A SIC^UTOM person. Chicken Delight, 1685 St. TAYLOR A LOVE, Inc. S130 p/week (J30 delened) News- 1-800-247-9127 Inl.rwr anej iitejrior CM iloid Luvely 2 bedim apt GeofgaAve.. Rahway. NJ. §14-1105 '78 Cougif H/. GREAT SHAPE, full lime Sale'.pcfltin Must ha*« paper earner with car 4 to 7 am. No 436 South Av.., WairiUld ih* do* itappear t Th* SOfABEO. KOod condition. Ht'jt. hot water iuppUcd Conv to 1 — flOORSHNDINO offered free at high school 64.000 mil ne» lir.s. 52.100 car KnuwledijL ol Union £ Mid- 4l jJJ»O full/Pa/1 rims. $180 per roll taking CALL SKVI 634 olS7 Ala m Joblo-d Mill no' bff 86 tutu, bus & ihuppinjj. Newly paint- DOG TRAINING Floors unded & finished, natural 6544666 3J26441 "dles«K CquniV diei "haiptui futt photographs. Exp. unnecessary. OWN YOUR OWN APPAREL OR ed. 1 si Hi. yard, j/75/mo3SZ-2434 benefits including I'roltt Sharing Laundromat Attendant in Caiteret. Haidihout starts new obe- and stain, (jll AI Ciu; 574-2M1 tndaponduntly Owitod A Operated 78 Oixjge Uiolonut. e»c , cond . New" Super Single Watei 8«l on 35mm camera A film supplied free SHOE STORE, CHOOSE FROM. •ONDID IMSU«ID The Union County at the Governor Livingston Tuition for this program »h» fwil doy Call tht pL'fJnitjl, includes water mattress, H.ih*ay. M-issivu 2 bdrrn apt near Sorry, no inioinulnin ijiven over Weekends, Afternoon & Evening dience class Thurs., July 7, ni««d O«pf lo mokm cot- in/out. p/v p/b. d/c, 54.000 nil . sliills. CallaltSpm 325-3696 lncl.eve3.1-416-Ja2-Z100extH63 VFW Hall. Clark, N.J. at 7 JEAN/SPORTSWEAR. UDIES Regional High School building on Watchuug is free for all bonafide trill A Jitlf*' * t< *« J f£ftft/f*tfi .11 JOHN'S •oni Ito.iter, veloui side rails, 5 months r Doctor's Office Assistant F/T, 3 APPAREL, MEN S. CHILDREN. J 1.900 All6|lin lSf)7&l If.lll . AutJIli pfCi- *bUU' fllO. Jli IM call 574-1200 Ton«'s Hina 1 Stromboli. 1080 p.m. Small classes. Reserve District No. I will sponsor Boulevard in Berkeley residents of the six com- otd.sij)0_ ___ _jn^4??; cludepU'jl] 3pjn 9pm 233-2511 nites. no Wednesdays. No Week /MATERNITY. LARGE SIZES, PAINTING 78 Furd Idiltjng Sljtlun W-l^un. ; Broadway. Rah Pieman helper & all n0W the Second Annual Perfor- Heights. SHOO Allir 6 pin & »uet-0HZ Tuesday and Thursday Schneider, teacher of contact Mr. Schneider al doberman. If Intorostod in a puppy, kitten, dog or cat. ISO ea Like new, eic. cand crystal __ CREDIT i DRIVERS Export Re|>ulrt 76 Malibu. 4 dr G cyl. u/s, p/b. '__ FLEA MARKET Models Naodtd Spanish, English. All levels. Reason. PRICED FROM Slv. TOP 580. ROBERTS LANDSCAPING. Sod, nights, starling on June 25 Drama at Governor Liv- Governor Livingston at ploaso call 486-0230 or 276-8995. Pet owners are chandelier UP J74-3D58 auto, low miles. J?SU 634-06 U OHM YOUR ACCOUNT HoWl TYPIST Children SATURDAY Summer only, your home. 66*0435 OVER 4SO BRANDS, 4600 Shrubs. Rock Gardens. La»n Main- FlTIi 7SO-1I0O UTIMATI and running until Thurs- ingston, is the director of CAME**. Canon AEl w/access Furnituru — Badding JCC ol Midilk-se*. 1//S Oak Tiee MIT TIMI Tutoring by public school teacher. STYLES. SM.800 TO tanancefreeEil, 769-9031 •164-3100 or Ihe Regional urgod not to contribute to Ihe serious problem of pet Lonips, utc. orij.J325, nowS175 SunbeamSta- Hojd. Edison. Sundjys May 17. Juno willing to ladrn com- 3 monttif — 17 yn. D«r€ or Nlgfcu All sublets K-8. MJITHIHCAOIKG. S2o.V00i INVENTORY. day, July 30."All meetings the Performing Arts District Summer School Of overpopulation. Also phone for Friends of Animals low- ll acCou p n d c V i II e ,6^J M10 Wdl'uru — Sociol Security Top soil S25 p/ yard, delivered Fet- tionWmhlset. ne».i)5 574-1155 rniloS. tixcelldnt condition. J2.2O0 7 A Jun« 28. Ham-Zpm. All purpow puterized typesetting TV commercial!, print Callalter5pm 283 1349 TRAINING, FIXTURES. GRAND tilinng. Seeding, Sodding. Meadow of the workshop will be held Workshop. fice at 376-6300. cost spaying and neutering Information. IM .AIM III l> CEMET£«» PLOTS, 2 double jravei Newlywedi Accepted Must howe 5 yeorj ICC eK- _634-5_794 HIM WanVot-, Vendor imjuifies •ystem and IBM PC. Work. No porrfollo or Irene Alster, 8. Mus M. Mus Piano OPENING. AIRFARE. ETC. CAN bfooli Lawn Service 3M-3443 (II \I!M \NI) I I I l . \NI( | 5195 Dbl jravis 1100 Grace-land JAY Oil FURNITURI perience and good driving OPEN IS DAYS. '75 CamVio 6 cjl 80.000 miles, 1573 Irving $l., Rokway, N.J wdlcoitiiHl 494-3232 Must be accurate. Instruction. Manhattan graduate. C£RAMI Landscaping Specialist, WE STOP LEAKS New roolinl 1 ...uhmitul in tin. amliL'tiik' liuliu home MemPk U8 234I ichoollng raqulrad. record. blue' black tiood cunditmn A^kiri^ .>,«>.<.>'. *Mcy riti,i Maiket owcy Tuesday Uew 3J19O56 MR. KEINAN lewn t Shrub Design & Mainten- ri'Pairs All typestl.it roulinu Clark tcattiiint' an iik-.il libation in a piL-^iiuions Oovei United Methudiit Church. Most aillgnmejnts In CH»I«5, 9 in all, metal frame, padd- 5 I^O/besI o|(ui li.2-2666 -—> 311 5533 - Please apply: SMrt at S« f (305) 346-8606 anCB, RR Ties. Stone, Mulch Fully Bujjtohc. U)rs.«E _3»I;S14S ed. For conlerence room/hall. $5 G'JO New Covet Huad Cdiiun. Gam- NJ. Moonrakers Invite I'hlilll'lL'ld .IK'.I. \!t'W liisl-rliuii l;uui|> 74 inlflinj.ionji"tf»elj.l' V-d up Is 111.])' par «••>. Insured 561-54M/6 3*-O9|7 Roolmt by Glenn Wallace Flee 1 each 3M4169 lpmpeale's.J8_:J!.0. 381_-9478 219 Central Ave. I tun it u il 11 wiulU'il Lvilini . loin lu'di ootns. angine juto tiaus a-'C. p/s. jni/tin No 8xp«rlanc« noc. C>»Ml tyQKky Tree & L/scaping Serv. Estimates, lully Insured NoMiddle all heights to dance. CHINA CLOSET, 5/0 Kitchen set Needs minor repairs. J500382-2584 BOATS FOR SALE Rahwav. N.J. 301-636-113* Rrumng. Planting. Removals. Cavity Man! 9C9-342S TALKING tun liii'l'likv., ii.ll ill . 11 uonil \uii'k. ;uul CaD S82-91S0 1 wrought iron/swivel chairs 5S0 70Chevy Monte Carlo, 74 3S04BHL GARAGE SALE COMPUX IV Junk ined disabled cm ind trucks. «Ork, cabling/ bracing 241-0536 «idV iici. llooi'. in MIL' I.IUIK'II inaki.' ilii'. Misc Furniture 574-1M2 Coivatie engine. LnginB. Body & In- 1911 hbeiglassboalw/ 70HP motor Hlglstst prices paid. 24 hr. tmlnf. Ren's L/scape Contr Sodding, De- PICTURES 1 15 GlcrieiUM PAINTING & home |IIM'IIVI lot win! (all loi a tout! COHPUTtl, Printer. Epson LQSIJO tenix clean Chevy Rally Himi p/S. itiailec Askmj 52.300 or Best 01 CARTLRE1. 60 Leber Avenue. June FeuWUU, NJ Snow ploerinf. «gnmg, ftfi ties, designing around DECORATING The New Jersey Moon- ! l p/b. p/w. a/c. wit deloa Bevt 01 FRIENDLY by Steven D. Smith S^tYVOii ( all - •W'" (^ SI 'i'i(i) Brand new. ar/trac feeder. J500 ler Callallei6pm 3U-11O7 20. ID-jpm toys, baby clothus. SALES SECRETARY KDrOWIIIG S4H162 CUSTOM DECKS li^ol areas, lawn mam. 283-OilI rakers Tall Club is sponsor- 1«rAlter 4_p.m 3aj:3253 Atari, Intelliviuon, lots murp HOME TAD Landscaping Lawn maint. Plin- ing an open dance on June Growing medical equip- TOOLS WANTED Guaranteed Satisfaction IOIINS PAINTING Int. fit Pain- Phoeiiu Hrokieiaue--famous (oi low C0L0NIA.19 N. Washington Ahe. PARTIES t(ng, trimming, jhiubi, fertilwino COUCH, Iwo Swivel rockers, table FOR SALE OR RENT ment co. in Clark is Highest Prices. JSO-913S Fr«« Eft. Fully Ins. tinu Paper Itanuine Homfed X. Ins 20. at 8:30 p.m. al the Holi- CUit aulo msuiance. nuw nwflg ties ufiMHl I'J.'J^pin.B.ke^. l,.bl^ 1 ctejnups.fltclrceest. 312-2363 and lamp. All matching, exc cond. .iiul ilciL-i . in your :irc:i. AllulKaiiMtnnJ ill 0011 quot(shjr^h£na 28 M440 k uck knacks, asioiled iteitr.- FUtl TIME seeking soles secretary Your |unk car to«ved awey for cash. Ref. Available The Untouchables" day Inn, 31 si St. and I5S0 Alter 5 30 pm 442 8421 Notice to piospeclivn renters' Any l.utnol line in party plan. I'.lililint hprri^licnt liitrmii I. CUt6NTA,H2 Camcu I'laco. HIIIB 1!) CIRCULATION DIPT. with 1 or 2 yrs. exp.j Callanylime «yi'^ Boulevard, Kcnilwonh.' in SCHLOTT Ola, S40. hichair 520, jumpei rents advertised herein fur qualified lii't; kil. hraiul new ffiri-.! 654-6237 733-0246 t.'nili VIUVUIASIINAIltl Ih-.'l .1 Call 264 E. Broad St. A 20- U-Jpiii IIH. Mi^c. Moving S.ilei jjerson. State law « Service OHjil Brian DePalnia's, "The Untouchables." The film is an ex- Iet8d/cond»250.al4pm574-;503 poiieiyooi. for current mpu list. flahway. now on* bedruam apart bikos. misc. H01i/?7 A28. fur lice calaloB the DJ, "Rocking Rony." ninnt, lovely kitchen & bathroom, telephone personality. exc. oppty. Please cal EASTERN CARPET CLEANERS. Ptol. E I Wallpaper liaiiuini; ami pain ciling, extravagant homage to American law enforcement DINING KM SET, oak table. 2 arm. < Call 805 687 GOOOEit.GH 6311 tOISON. 1 Daphne Ct. June 20. 1-800-227-IS 10 381-7443 1 The New Jersey Moon- $550 pennonth. Call 276-9000 Apply in person anytime Ellen Ruppert between IUNK CMS (MUTED Cleaners of Carpets i Up hoi. 2 tina. 14 years eipcripnci Fiei- and the gangster films of the thirties. It is brutal and un- armless chrs, 2 leaves, exc Condi liUimt HII, Misc. J'SO new sla- or call collect flIUWlMAMS lUUVINVUMtO ostimales rakers is a social club for tall lion,>750 or best oiler 3811034 Hilton Heod, S,C. Villa at Hahway Une bedroom apartment, unery A gilt ileim 0-518-452-0091. between 9 a.m. and 5 8:30 & 5 ati a 38» 2457 %S and Mis, S39JI5 5 compromising and is a "perfect" summer entertainment Polm«tto Dunei. Btwutiful at- S4 75pju_s utilities.Call 276-90O0 p.m. The Atom Tabloid, Junk Cars 4 Trucks. S25-S1OO LA Piofession.il Cafpet & Up men and women. Men must DRAPES, Living Rm. Dining Km ISELIN, 25 Iron to St oil Coireia St. 381-6880 DON PUINTIS LANDSCAPING guaranteed lo please. Recreation Rm sheers & tods. Dou- moiphefs, recently redecora- Hahw.iy 1 & 2 bedroom apartments uno 20 & 21,') 4[jni Uaby tlnnus. 7-Day pick up. Call anytime. holstery cleaning, free deodoriser I J MPAINIING liitinoi l.lrino' led. 7 birtdroorrit. 2 baths, 219 Central Ave., Oodlty Wor4u»«iihlp t Sir. be at least 6'2" tall and ble 1W BI'I30nl 969-2437 in nice building. Heat Shot water in- Dishes, 74 Cjd.M.sc.HH. _ 182-4236. w/every 3 rms. Ask about our spe- Fully insured Free Estimates Mike "The Untouchables" takes place in Chicago in the Iq/liv. room & kit.,'fully )ur- l Nurui Hi. Rahway. Full benefits & |. CntaiM D«»lgn Pljiittleii, women at least 5'10" tall. cluded- Close to HR station. l i mo. cialLHea_sqnable prices. 499-9112 SkryliaJoJiiiBeck MJ^IST/ HOUSE OKGAN, Bedford good' niched, all appliancui. JNDtN, 3H Feibpf."6.'l9*A"Z0^ LIONEL (FIVER TRAINS plMi U»n MdntamiKi, 1 thirties when Al Capone ruled everything in the city with security Nopets 750-1191 hospitolizotion. EMterior'Inleiior Painting. Papi ' The club includes members cond. $65 Sm Corona typewriter SI 0.000 bo low market. E»c. Jjm-3pin. D row mo fruun !J3 Baby LEARN + EARN AUTO BODY OlD/DOUS. TIN TOIS «.». Tl. Wall, Sod, Cond. SIO.O0O. HaiiEinji Small mason work Call up an iron hand. His heavy-handed "touch" is most manual, UP Linden »U 925-6164 MAN/WOMAN 2y l k of all professions and ethnic 30t-m-U17 dayi. urrnl no. Toys, Cluthns, briC'a'brac. ODGAN, was 11.295. now S<50 MISC. FOR SALE bocome a certified I PAINTERS HELPER I Mill buy your baseball caid collec- DRAPERIES trj|rjpjn_ 925-3107 noticeable in a scene where he clubs an unsuspecting and religious backgrounds. 30M3I-9S9& •««..... DAIIWAV. 618 Brvjnl St. Saturday Guitar was J249. now $129 Drums home health aide Experience necessary lion David Epstein 549-4641 SLIPCOVERS Day 1U. Ilf7 Mt« 541.1301 crony on the head with a baseball Ijat. His firm control .inn ?0 9am-2pm. MOVING SALE! SHIPPING/RECUVINff Premium Painting Jnb at a leason There is no minimum were $295. now $195. 276-7751 1 heavy collision. Must hm also included a police department, which convicnently 13.63 surveyed acres, BOLL BIR1II CERTIFICATE S ADOI - BAIIWAV. ludio* St"oil W"Scoil. in Experience not neces- UPHOLSTERING able rate Iree Estimates Call height requirement for the OUTBOARD MOTOR, 9 9 HP [ska IION I'APERS Smd II cash loi • High pay own tools. Call) looked the other way when his illegal booze was smuggled Molor like new. $500 Days in upstate New York, (Sil6/l9t20.9-]pin.luin.Mnc sary. Reliability is im- WANTED Hichio__ _ 5743453 dance. complete set & Includo snlf lemi. MULIIFAMILV S74-020O STUMP 3531444, Alter 5pm 3J2-577I Frontage on paved town :iddrossnd. stamped etivolape tu • P/T - F/T portant. Steady work & Custom Slipcovers, Draperies, Reup- Interioi/EUonor I'ainlinU in and out of the city. The personable Capone doesn't see HAHWAV. JJ4 Hussell Ave . oil Lake • Jobs close to home Milltoria Old Guns, Swords, reasonable rales FULLY INSUBID The Moonrakers meet PARAKEETS, (Two) one white, DM road with a view for Hil SALES. P. 0- Bo« 70S.Amiwl N opp. for advancement. holsteiy. Your fabric or ours. For- RIMOVAL trouble coming his way when a young Treasury Agent I 0/()01__ MOVING! 11.11 Items, Clothing. Col Stamps, Fishing Rods merly at Steinback's - 39 yis. exp guality«rjrk Call_ _ 3821079 the second Tuesday of sky blue with cage $50 or best oiler miles. Guaranteed ect bles. June 18 ill. l0«n-3pni. Call Art Berger at named Elliot Ness arrives in town to clean the mess up. I'hslic slip covets Custom -made FREE TRAINING JUNE 27 BILLING CLERK S/citi/ens'disc W.Canter7S7-€S55 every month at the Mca- AlterSprn, ii>'J*>3 ownor financing. Only 574-11)1. Major clinical laboratory (Wt» Nffl • JUST STUMPS David Minuet's screenplay actually (ells the transforma- [)IM titled- txpertlyciitinyauihoinii HAHWAY. 6ir, k'Hur.onA.c V;,,J 1 SUSAN'S WALL PAPiniNi; 111 dowlands Hilton in Secau- POOL, above ground. 18', complete S9300. Call for direc- Ol ri I 4 | Call 249-4071 seeds mature minded Sola. JHb anil I chair. 542.50 Hake Sain Railway Aica Inniar Vl.hln| Honti NuM AJdai 634-6164 SIEVE'S PAINIING Inl/Eit. low tion of Ness from naive crimebuster to coldblooded with accessories included liltor & tions. Hunt Agency —DRIVWS——— dividual to work in our Billing MACKIE & 634-1318 cus at 8:30 p.m. JUST LISTCD! 123,900! chemicals. ID'S 499-6751 Needliiciall 865 6300 Worna I'sClllb. Jun«20,10am-2pm. of MldJiMi Coarty Department. Pleasant phone avenger. The script is at times unbelievable (such as the Sidney, New York, Ste-ody iob making local and 24 Hn. Day Carmine s Painting Javeraueroonis For further information POOL, lor sale $500 complete Filter II-JI lank. l50[jlli)ii. 2 tiller, limi WOODUiiiuGr. 822 HiiJuVdalo A»o. crois county deliveries. Must manner a plus. Will train. Ex REEVES INC. sight of Ihe city slicker crime unit on horseback chasing NEAT AS A PIN! STARTER HOME! (607) 563-1993 '.l.iad /. lid Ilesl Ollei. Call Sal fi 21), 9.1m 4pm oil Railway Cellont benefits. Please cal SIJ'J Inlerior/Eitalior Fraa about the club call 298- ">nd deck. Call Mrs. Luaru Avc or F'rueinall St. Yard Sain. drive von w/stlck shift. Driv- CUSTOM MUFHOLSTIIIMC • Free Estimates Capone's gangsters on the Canadian border). ing larger truck is a plus. Corleen ot 372-2511. Esl.mates 494-5808 0964. For directions to the Near Franklin School area, carefree exterior, 969 07»« NURSES/RN's ouniiii t IUNDS • Fully Insured But, in all honesty, who cares? The film is a lot of POOL AQUA illBl, 8 fool curVed. C A flltCKSON, Antiques S CoNec MEED C*SHf OLD IEWELRK. OLD Reliable person w/«n- Allin'sWashef-Dryer Repair Service. Holiday Inn call 241-4100. new roof, updated tliiuoul! Has Lr./Dr. combo, tibles. NUW OI'CN1 /73 W Ctand perience. J25O_ 9068674 HEMS. CALL BEFORE GARAGE SALE F/T |>osl)iotu available, NATIONAL HEALTH Specialist an Whirlpool, G. L , Ken ovin JO PLUMBING i HEATING fun. The audience is treated to an old-fashioned gangster ONLY Avn Djhv.,1, Nl 120113SI 9531 Coll Art lercr •! 3 Brs., Fnmily Rm w/wood burning stove. POC4. PUMP, for large pool. Used ORMOVING.DINA 6347742 Ruliwiiy Stale Prison of fed a moffl and on most makes & models. HAULING A CLEANUP .SWIM I'lKHS waiehouso IIUCNI lo 574-1111 LABORATORIES INC. run ixnuiNci flick that has been spiced up for today's audience by in- HOME WANTED ... This affectionate young (emalo 1/2 season Uke new. $100 cluillenuing opportunity for 574-0289 UNnrs PLumiHG t HEATING Modern kitchen & liulh. Fenced 50 x 100 setting di^>pu\R ol new onuiouiid .11' lunh! Attics, cellars, garages cleaned cluding a couple of scenes full of graphic violence. 54JJI95 $179,900 liceniod RN's. F/T pot,, 3 A Division of Revlon Inc Professional Service on washers, Emeigency sewer cleaning. Plumb tabby cat was found In Rahway and Is dosperatoly In I)()olsci)iii[>li!tewitlihuiiosiindccks L 2S3-3A3* Disposal ol contents. Free Est Call w/yarage wilh ^ pni-ltpin shift, B«n«fils in- Equal Opportunity employer diyeis, gas £ else ranges, dish* ing & Mealing Repairs. Free Est. Hot As is the habit of Director Brian DePalma, "The Un- REFRIG., 14 W/House i 30 oleel furu:ius, hi-iate liltuis. pump, lad HELP WANTED IJ4t (Ml TnaU.. U.B. 3M-729S need of a homo. Sho has boen spayod and Inoculatod, 2 FAMILY M/F washers. Allmajo/ brands 636-2W4 workshop, ideal Inr |i/-'' self -cleaning range Avo/gieen. e dnv w.nr.inl, utc. Asking i%6 clodfi nuid vacot ion ond s^ck AMWAY PRODUCTS Water Healers. Sump Pumps Lenny touchables" is an excessively bloody film. The violence is and is healthy nnd playful. All sho noods is someone hJthSJOO^jnl linm (ii well ai a health, den- REFRIGERATORS. Washers. Diyers Will take all types ol Debris. Inc Gnecojilate lie no 6Z49 574-O4M tradesman.Also sum- COMPLETL Financmu avail Call WINCED PEOPU tul and optical plan. If in- COME TO YOU aulos. 24 hr prompt service. Yards. justified, however to highlight the all-encompassing who euros. If you enn help this kitty or ono ol the other SAW, power heavy duly $150 AVENEL Color TV's. Good condition. Will KITCHEN £ DINETTE lirpeit plumbing & heating repairs :.!.!»toll lira 18OOG24 1326 ID U'll cl.nsilit>d ads by iihonu Tvt> tomittul, cull Mrs. Sullivan attics etc 54J-9892 villianry of the notorious Al Capone, played with great mer patio and ubuvo Grinder heavy duty $75 Come A SATISFACTION guarantee. 754-72M/&8S-0664 Water heaters, drain cleaning Slate dogs, cats, puppios nnd kittong, please call 486-0230 Near school and railroad One Cuuntei ?.i. One round rack tig rciiuirwl Hi'Hible tiouis. cx- (It: A&F APPLIANCE SERVICE. Relng All typM ol Irafli removed. Insured ground pool! 1 ycur LonjSl JSJanHS 3116542 [lonciico nol nuci'ssary, will train GUARANTEED. LIFEGUARD/HOTEL licj;aJ[Carl Qates_ _ J«2J7«S relish by the incomparable Robert DeNiro. His Capone is or 272-0450. Pet owtiors aro ;ilso urgod to phono for station. Large 50 x 100 ContaclShutny 39S <669 Washed. Dryers, Dishwashets, Llec 24 houn prompt unke. Fr*e Estl- MOUSIAKAS S SON Plumbing It SHINGLES, rool black H'i squans M isl .lpiily in [)i,H.ihw.iy, N) Front deik clerk to double as PARCpURPRICESI 5*19852 the do-goody Ness (stoically played by Kevin Costncr). car garage. First floor oviit (2) S by S Wilb( Mem lifeguard. Must have CPR GE).Samoodiscount. 49<-0481 FreeEstlrnates^ 4J6J195 mation. Plan included, low *screenKe(Sjont$50 318-5867 i;.irdar»CallbloH|)in 396 9071 499-5176 All Debris. Concrete? Out. Metal The earnest Ness is utterly humiliated on his first attempt as iwo bedrooms, liv- Ul lien lifeiuving und lifeguard cer- Keep coal this Summer. Central & Mike O;eransky Plumbing A Heat taxes. SOFA, velvet 1200. Velvet lovesnat IS Nomad travel trailer, sell con tificate. Front desk ox peri WindowA/C'S.Relriseratoisexpeit- Removed. Stumps Removed ing room, modern kit- AA in Chem. or BS in Bio. & ing. Repairs A Installations Corn lo shut the kingpin down. But when he enlists the aid of a $100. Early America China cabinet Lulled, sleeps f>, new relnu e«c 0-5 yrs. exp. A good permo- once helpful but will troit ly repaired & serviced. Reasonable Reasonable Iliwaid 583 4157 meicial Kesidenlial NJ Lie. Nil PACKAGING grizzled old time Irish beat cop named Malone (acted with l3qO_AII«>c_«!!«njcoiicl 3II-J0J4 chen and large dining cond SI .500. inoredotaiKS25-SI4l ! iob with a large int'l qualified individual with out- rates. Call Ken 396-0779 I'Al'S TRUCKING Demolition ol Gar f>46l Insured Call 3111130 SOFA, &' Colonial ond tabie. ljm|js area, bathroom and full FINAL ASSEMBLY Mail resume (or letter) going personality. Excellent AL-JEE DINETTES ages. Cleanup work. Yard'.. Cellars A a great deal of ingratiating panache by Sean Connery), the All lor Sl?5 deal lor a den' to I>.O. Bo« 1526, Cronford, company benefits. Apply FACTORY WAREHOUSE Houses fully Insured M176} FACTS OF LAW basement. Second floor N.J. 07014 or coll (201) heat is turned on the gregarious Capone. With the aid of S74-U4JJ PACKAGING FOREMAN/WOMAN person only noon to S p-n* 1OSO St. C*srf< A««. BOB'S By Fink and Roinor, P.C. has one bedroom, living 272-1997. Register your BRICK. TILE. CEMENT (wo other recruits (Charlie Martin Smith and Andy Gar- SOFA. Country ilylu. matching side WANTED Notional Manufacturer of molol office furniture seeks an OM- skills for this & other oppts. Railway PLUMBING ___^HWAY_PROP|RTIK___ room, bath and modern pononcud foroman / woman to MJporvise 20-25 paople, No Fee. chair & rocking chair etcellent con Tile Bathroom repaired NEVINS MOVERS cia), Capone is threatened by a small, compact unit of d Knowloiigo of ull i>ocl(O|]!n(] operations arid light assembly re- * HEATING 2 Family Beauty i!!2!!jJIQ 755-4069 kitchen. Second floor NCI n HOLIDAY INN JITPORT quirtul. fHCollont ^olary und carii|Viny pdid benafitt including Re mode led-Masonry 382-2141 ^ Day or Nights. Tree Est. i«pi|ti mw i Ait. honest lawmen even he cannot corrupt — "The Un- SOFABED, uueon iiiu & Lovusuat. rental will help carry HOMEOWNERS 10OO Sprit* Strael E^ltJSIUO? • ATM t mi. I«TAIUD IIIIIKJ Ii) \n-rU>nn ||><- | .|, '. pn Large rooms, now vinyl sidituj, immaculate condi- profit sliming. HIT TIME IRUfc, N.J. Household ond Commercial touchables." ( (1 gieen & while brocade Guud Condi mortgage, Tirst floor For immiHlicilv coiuidoralion, \ond rosume ond salary re- Ceramic Tile. Bathrooms, Kitchens. • MOT WAII1. STIAM m,•.••.]. ni li.T, foil.-ll In driiM, ||,,. ,;;(, To porticipolo in our [HUSH Several hours «och week afte Ins. & Lie. No. PMOO776 tion. Two bedroom' oach apartment. All separate tion. JSO 636-5239 vacant and in move-in tiuiromonti toi NIATIHC irsims Screenwriter Mamet makes the four lawmen a w.iikmniiliki- finlmin Tin', i-. Vinyl Siding Prejroo.. U.mMy school. Must, have cor. Job Foyers, New & Re mod, Guaranteed CLEANING SERVICES utilities. Perfect fBJ^!.' Michael Angelo49»7242 • WATII MATHS quartet of ethnic cliches, but they are honest do-rights dl o iinibl.'in wli.'n the l.t (in und your horns will display our STANCOR CORPORATION intoils instructing new car n-ii | • •: i • - J in .nl.o... r. Inn •.< IjonJJJS 499-0137 iers who hove been hired tc MOUSTAKAS ft SON " 727-0002 • SIWII & DIAIN CMANING some income. Offon'tl nt siding at HUCI DKCOUMTS. who have the audience sympathy throughout the film. In- II mi inr>, [in- iindlile lo work TOOL DOOM SHAPED, $400 Mr. Ron Sontoro deliver The Atom Tabloid Nit MAINTENANCE bffice Clean' 14 Hr. Am. $»c. No inoliity down. 1001 Tileand bathrooms remodeling. iea- deed, the tension in this film is derived by the nervous .(i.-i ulutiui, S4-11111' '.lulf. lu: 285 Emmtt Street Ideal for senior citiiem. ing. Duly. Weekly, floor Waxing Call 634-955S CALL liiMiicing ACT NOW and , ELECTROLTSIS. Professional Office, sonible prices, frwest. 486^2195 Fr».l.t. It. Ik. M> till ••••I lu*'. Hint hmn U... ii.ixiiinl $ .180,000 Ce« 574-I1OO : Freejstimates 396-444t . viewer worrying over which "Untouchable" will become WALL OVEN, Seais. elect dbl wall rocoivr II U«OI CASH Newark, New Jeriay . 1166 St Georges Ave. Avcnel. By CUSTOM CERAMIC TILING -*Spe O34-03S4 311-6471 .iilclirnj iv|i Ilii- iiniirovcnioiin to ttti'ir Inrid <| WfToOING COWN, I. headpiece, CASH CRTAN'S RESTAURANT HOROICONI Any cirpentry wofh. Small jobs in- home as if it were our own Estimates Call 442-S0C2 never worn, sue 5. asking $250 Call duded.Frftetsl. 213-0604 396-3M3 y DAY WEEK classics like "G-Men" and "Bullets or Ballots." The old r:(!i loin (JI&IUIICC Irom Ilir lonit'i; tioon lennjterarterSpm 634;M72 CARPETING LINOLEUM & TILE 162-6666 MAMI 1 ADVBM NO EXTRA CHARGE [torn-. $ 15_4,900 • Cartf • Pata • CrytMl All types ol remodeling. 5 to 10 tr. MANUFACTURERS GUARANTEE CONSCIOUS? 1JS0W. UeadieSI.. IW*. NIGHTS. WEEKENDS 1 boys would have been fond of this great gangster opus. • ilnllilh fer IVhrt. Alum, siding, baths, decks, HOLIDAYS SENIOR CITIZEN Director DePalma has always been a master at building Great Boy USED CARS & TRUCKS basements, Mtcheni, paneling. HOME CtEANING CARE DISCOUNT LEVOLOR & VERTICAL BLINDS Tollers. Clerks. Typists ond Secretaries. Part Time' US* S*. Free estimates. Call toe. 636-4244 suspense, ("Carrie," ct al) and in this new film he builds "Tin* * ot | Cozy townhouso closo to city hall. Perfect starter or Full Time. Prior experience or entry level. We CLERK TYPIST TOR PEOPLE ON THE GO MOVIIK ir EXFHIENCCD MEN ' 574 I4t3 KITTf KHOUS£ TRUCK StftVICE one particular action scene into a bonafide classic exam- ot iTtprmiri'd l>v linir or lotk>r mu at a price you can't believe. Kitchen, living room, WOVEN WOOD SHADES have attractive openings, for all of the above in Penonolilod by you to meet ly Mn' prorticn ot low i*. nil ort '81 Chevy Citation. 4di hatchback, FULL TIMI your needs. Executive & Pro- Lx.HULJ 'A3:???5 moro information, ploaso call our Personnel BY PRIDE, INC. nothing short of nail-biting. The slow motion for the first time home buyer at Immediate opening for Jeiut b« adored, glorified, Indusinol. Commerciul, PICKUPS DELIVER oginotion orul Muiii'tiiuot loMi' '81 ForVJ Cuner pick up w/cap Very ALL ONLY FIRST QUALITY 245-1945 photography heightens this lengthy duel between Ness Dopartmonl. individual with good loved ond pr«st'v«d Residential No |ob loo big or 24 Hr. Service H«i*S? LOOKING FOR A HOME...Buck Is a swootloving pure In III,' MibjfCI mollor " toodcondilion Call 925^1644 ALL MAJOR BRANDS AT BIG DISCOUNTS typing skills to work in ihrooghoot the world now ond too small Free Estimatei Altec Air Co. Inc. Installaliofl of cen- and several members of Caponc's gang. white 5-year-old German Shepard-Husky mix male. Ho - lohn M Wonlsi-v. I MO 000 81 Black Chevy Van. work truck. On forever. Socrvd Hoort of Decks, Bathrooms, Kitchens, 931-6544 production environ- tral air cond Call today lor • free DePalma expertly shoots and edits this tense scene is very pleasant and playful and eager to fine a good ly'lWOO miles. S3.000 as is. WE DONT DISCOUNT ON PHONEY INFLATED PRICES J«sus. hove mvrcy on ui, St, 574-1175 HOUSE CLEANING INC. estimate 4M-77M Basements, Attics, Smill Jobs also. Judo, worker of mWoclei. involving a runaway baby carriage, a frantic mother and call — I55-I64J YOU KNOW US FOR 28 YEARS ment. Company located Husband for Hire. Odd Jobs. Phones Freetstimates. Wt-794« home. Buck enjoys going for walks, loves to run, and proy for us. St. Jude help of '81 Pontiac Grand Pru, good Condi in Clark, 142 Central •hduai • other hapless bystanders caught up in the deadly crossfire likes to lay In the sunshine and Is good with kids. If Brought to you a$ a public ser the hopel*u. pray for ut 5oy Custom Decks, Alterations, Drop insulted. Call after 12 noon. LEN COLONIA OUR PRICES CAN'T BE BEAT TELEVISION SERVICES vice by Fink and Rustier, P.C. lion, 60,400 mi. a/c. p/s. p/b. UNITED COUNTIES Ave.. (Exit 135 of this praytK 9 tunes o day. It Ceilings, Repairs. Ptnelint, Free of ihe combatants. you're, looking for a companion for you and your fnmily 13,200 ar BO Belm« roon«34^Ut4 \ WE ALSO EXPERTLY INSTALL G.S.P.) Est. A Reasonable nte5 WW3 1093 Rarilon Rd., Clark, NJ 1245 St. George Ave. hat never been known to fail. CHAIN IIIH FTUCKt All types, all NORMAN'S TV SI RVICE E>p srr "The Untouchables" is solid entertainment, and to share some special time with, we think Buck In your 78 Celica GI Hbck, brown, p/s. TRUST COMPANY Creative Carpentry. Decks. Formica (201) 302 6070. HARLMARTH CARPET Publication must be orotnited sues, sold & installed. Very vice for 20 yrs Reasonable rales 634-4400 am/lmstereocass.a/c.orui owner, ITile work. Kitchen remodeling. Ad- aside from a slow beginning, is a wonderfully exciting man. Call PAWS, at 499-9300 or visit the sholtor on Thonfc You St. Jude C.R.S. 549-7326 reasonable Free Est M9-O2U pap.no I «enings 494 019! (/cond. e>c trans $1150 574 2712 ISF.UN, 634-2417 574-2600 dilioni.AltButioni.Sam 3S2-UZ2 adult action film. tho wookend 1 to 3 p.m. and ask about Buck ADVftTKIMIMT PAGE 12 THURSDAY, JUNE 18. 1987 RAHWAY NEWS RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT HAHWAY NEWS RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY. JUNE 18. 1987 PAGE 13 GROUP D — FIRE DEPARTMENT Annual Rate PUBLIC NOTICES Range No Tide effective 11 87 ID Deputy Fire Chief $43,405 "BECAUSE THE PEOPLE MUST KNOW" PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTKE elective eKectlve 4-1 87 101 87 NOTICE TO BIDDERS SHERIFF SALE 2D Fire Captain . $35,597 $36,309 None* tfl hereby gtv«n thai MaWd bids wtO b« rwatvad by th« 3D Fire Fighter Grade 1 . $30,687 $31,301 SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW Buslrwts Adminbtra(or ol Tha City of Rahway hi tha Council Chamber* JERSEY CHANCERY DIVISION SERVICE DIRECTORY •ID Fire lighter Grade 2 . $28,679 $29,253 in Trw City Hafl. City Hall Plaza. Rshuvy, N«w J«n«y on W«dn*»day, UNION COUNTY SD lire Fkjhter Grade 3 . $26,678 $27,212 July 1. 1987 at 1O00 A.M.. prevalbng tkne. at whfch Ikm th«y shall b« oD Tire lighter Gud^ 4 DOCKET NO. F-734-87 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE opened and pubftdy read iot tha project entitled ~R**urfedng • 1987." DIAL-A- hired l*(o,e 1/1/87 $23,272 $23,737 Major lt«m> ol coo*mxrtlon unckr this contract tnckxk: 200 C. Y. 0/ THE FEDERAL NATIONAL _ CrjBSTRLCTJ Roadway Excavation UndatstfWd: 6.700 TONS of Bltumfeous Con MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION. * RESIDENTIAL T effective 1-1 87 cnrt« Surf*c« Courw. FA-BC1, Mbt [slo. 5; 170 TONS of Lowing GUARINO BUILDERS Home Remodeling NOTICE OI INTENTION 7D lire Fighter Grade 4 corporaCicn. Plaintiff VS. REPAIR SERVICE ' First In Quality and Service" NOTICE IS HEKEBY GIVEN llul the following ortlin.iiic> u/.is In Courw; 200 TONS of Bltuminou* Cooa»w BaM COUTM. FA-BC-1, lined alter 1/1/87 $19,540 HOWARD C. McFARLANE. et Al kinds ol troduced at a ReguUr nwetlny 0/ llu? Municipal Council of 111.-- City of Mix No. 2: 67 EACH R«s«t Manhob Cactlngs to Gnwi«; 950 L.F. of 9" Annual sliiiends for extra duly lor mechanical work are $2,959 ux, Defendants. Horn* IvpraMBMOts Complete Vinyl Sidings Railway. County of Union. St.tlc of New Jersey, field on June 10, 1487. x 20" VarticaJ Concrete Curb; and aO other work n«cc««ary and tnddon- Custom Built 14/1/87). $3,018 (10/1/87) and $2,632 (4/1/87). $2,685 (10/1/87) as D«cks J. MtdiMi .Mid will be furtlwr consideivd for fln.il p.i^iai}e afler a public Iwarini) al a tal [hereto: to ba constTucted In accordanca with th« Plans and CIVIL ACTION WRIT OF •ADDITIONS jvr applicable labor contract. Batk> I loumtl Additions Regular meeting of said Council of the City of Railway to be belt! M011 Sp«dftcarions In the Office of the City Engineer. EXECUTION FOR SALE OF l.tleclive Apnl 1st. 1987 compensation for service In the Fire day. July 13. 1987 al 8 00 P.M. Prevailing Time. Bidders may obtain Plans and Specification* at lh« Offica of The MORTGAGED PREMISES Attic I«ooJ«fi»a •DORMERS Minimum Ad 1X3- Prevention Bute.uJ shall Iv a stipend equal to 2.5'Ji of the base salary in Replacement Windows SERVICE Francis R. SenUoujsUv Clry Engineer, during regular business hours, at City Hall. By vtrtue of the above-staled writ , Add On. t Addition. •ADD - A LEVELS the lirst year of service .tnd 5'ti of same thereafter. Cliy CWU The charge for Plans and Specifications are $20.00 per set and (or of execution to me aVected I shall I Vinyl 1 Aloiniriot" SUing Lmploy.vs skill bv' eligible for nwnt incentive bonuses as per lemis City of Rabuav Standard Specification* $5-00 per volume, whkh sums thall not be expose for sale by public vendue. tn I Creative Carpantrr •KITCHEN EXPANSIONS ol Ihe applicable labor contract Ordinance No A 10 87 returned. ROOM 207. tn the Court House, in If,., fit U.ni»d GROUP E — WATEH DIVISION Sit i Discounts MOVIMG? AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING OFFICES AND POSITIONS IN Bids must be submitted on the Proposal form fumbhed (o the bid- the City at Eftzabeth. N.J. on THE CITY OF RAHWAY AND PROVIDING FOR COMPENSATION I lourly Range der and must be enclosed In a sealed envelope bearing the name and ad- WEDNESDAY, the 8th day of 548-9175 574-1236 K.in.ie No Till.' effective 11 87 SIDING Spring Oeaning FOR OFFICERS AND OTHER EMPLOYEES OF THE CITY Ol" dress of ttw bidder and [he project name. The bid must be accompanied JULY A.D.. 1987 at two o'clock In WE DO IK Water Supervisor RAHWAY. NEW JERSEY AND AMENDING ALL ORDINANCES bv a Certiflcata of Surety guaranteeing to furnish a Performance Bond the afternoon of said day. ROOFING Chemist IT ALL... CONCERNING SUCH COMPENSATION HERETOFORE for 100 percent of the contract In event of award, an executed Non- Flie No. XCZ 18. 853 WINDOWS ADOPTED L'hiel Water I'lealnienl Plant Colkiskon Affidavit, and executed Political Contribution Afndavtt. a The property to be sold b located * $200.00 OFF IT IS HEREBY ORDAINED by Ihe Municipal Council ol ihe City nl (-Ve.alnr - $1352 $1455 statement setting forth the names and addresses of aJ stockholders In In the township of Clark In the Railway. New Jer-...-y as lulliHu^ .'I Assistant Water Sujiervisor ihtf corporation or partnership who own ten percent or mor* of tta stock County of Union and State of New any complete siding job* SECTION 1. S.nt,r Water Treatment PLilll of any class or of all Individual partners In the partnership who own ten Jersey. Special prlcas now in effect David Ginfrida^^*'— FIRE SAFE s Discount The offices aiul position-, in llw Cnv ol R.ihu.iy set lorlli in Section I WiMrJL Repairer $12 84 S13 91 percent or greater Interest therein, and a Certified Check or Bid Bond (or Commonly known as: 31 SIDING on replacement window* 5 ol this Ordinance .Hid nut otheiuiw piovld.-d for bv laws ale heiebv .11 Senior Water Repairer/Heavy not less than ten percent of the total bid. Shetland Drive. Clark. N.J. HOME IMPROVKMENTS CO. INC rrSGreeting I nuipnient Operator ORDAINED and established Bidders am required to comply with the requirement* ol P.L. 1975. Tax Lot No. 5 In Block No. 45 WINDOWS OKHCK and SHOWROOM CHIMNET SWEEPS ' .Cards SECTION 2. S.'iikii Laboratory Technician $1134 $12.11 C- 127. Dimensions oi Lot: Low Low Pricsi on "Join our family of •li: Wale. Repairer ROOFING 750-3550 ABLE METRO All UKK.-I.TS and employees of tlw Cnv ol Rahway >lul! Iv co.iip.-ii The Municipal Council reserves the right to accept or reject any and (Approximately) 113 feet by 141 satisfied customers in 24 KI.M AVU. RAHWAY Lalio.alo.y Ti-chrilCLHl 'With this coupon only. sated at Ibe rates of Wllbin the r.mijes set forth in Svttion 5 of the Oi at] bids which In their opinion wiH be In the best Interest of the City, or feet by 150 feet by 38 feet DORMERS CUSTOM your neighborhood" Moving & Storage Inc. Meier Shop Supervisor dinance and skill perform such duties as iiviy Iv pie\Cnhed by tlu- for reasons required by law Nearest cross street: Situate on Office: 327 Main Street Customized Signs Water i'rea trneiil Plant ADDITIONS financint: jiailjbli- 499-0380 Linden, N.J. Director of the Department within which they an- employed or .is mav Joseph M. Hartnett the northeasteriy tide of Shetland 81-6311 DECKS Woodbridge. N.J. 07095 499-7555 be provided by law Oivr.nor $10 49 $11 26 Business Administrator Drive 218 feet from the RATID TOP QUALITY SECTION 3. 51-: Water Meter Repairer 2t»6/18. 6/2S/87 F«: $90.52 northwesterly side of Wendell An appointing authority may hire personnel or such additional |vr Watershed Inspector . $ 9 96 $10 74 Place, DT1UT1.I.I I-U-1-U4-U4-U A6BIT19a6 - tiE Building Maintenance Worker sonnel as may be required on a pad tune or t«mi|)or,]rv basis, to be com There Is due approximately Licensed, Free Estimate. Insured. I Westfield Avenue Stock Clerk $ 9,47 • $10 24 ICC-MC107012 PC-00123 Ctarlr" 3»t-MO64 pensaled within available appropriations at a rate or lesser rale tkin set $76,549.04 together with Interest Financing Available C&D 800FIN6 forth In Section r>. .is determined by the appointing authority. 7E Laborer $ 8 90 $ 9.67 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE as the contract rats of 15%% on EXPERT HEATING SECTION 6. Call An Export This section shall not apply to the compensation for the offices and $70,780.29 being the prinefcal *um TREE AIR CONDITIONING positions set forth In Section 5. No Hanije hereol. Overtime wages, spvsjl.il or extra compensations, vacation lime, (n default (Including advances. If &LL STATI ROOFING \ k» Personalized SECTION 4. holidays, sick leave, working hours, increments and oilier bene(ils and NOTICE TO BIDDERS any) from 4/10/87 to 5/11/87 and SERVICE other conditions of employment shall be provided by contractual agree- Central Air 1 ribbon printing! Employees commencing employment with the City of Railway on The Board of Education of th« lawful Interest thereafter on the total ment, applicable law and administrative procedure. Complete Londscoping or after the first day of January but on or before tlw thirtieth day of June City of Rahway in the sum due plaintiff and costs. REMOVAL" CALL AHTTIMrl Window Units • Wishing Well & Service includinq J ol any year shall be given credit (or the purpose of increment compensa Vacation pay may be advanced as per applicable contracts and County of Union. New Jersey • Owner Then Is a full legal description on TREE SERVICE • 101 CJSitl Automotive A C Umbrella Rental lion, wllh one lull year's employment. policy. file tn the Union County Sheriffs Bucket Truck Rental RAHWAY TRAVEL This Spot 636-5857 •LOT CLEARING • Supplies to Employees commencing employment with Ihe Clly of Railway on All wag*? figures .^- annual salary rales, excpl where shown other- Invites sealed bids for: Office. I'DIIT Imurtd DOMESTIC * FOREIGN S. LAWN CARE or after llw first d.iy of July of such year but on or before (be Ihe thirty wise The Sheriff reserves the right to lot Charing TRAVEL make your own MARK GIROUD lirst day ol December ol such year shall tun, for the purjiose of incre SECTION 7. Adult School Brochures adjourn this sale. free osrimofes FULLY INSURED GROUP TOURS'CRUISES shower & wed- SiMsoii.tl employe*",. ..tic!) .is IVc-i.Mtlon or Public WotU:; sumnwr > ..-.rX Could merit compensation be credited wild any time for such year. Ralph Froenbch fully insured RON CORDERO 634-9038 RAH ding favors. SECTION 5. h*;!p. tiuy iw hlrt-ci wlihin .w.ill.jbL- .ippn-'fm.jtioris ,n MU'S .md tliL's Sealed bids will be received until July 6. 1987 at the office of the Sheriff '4T' 388-6742 -/ - FHtt bSIIMATCSl 382-9193 esLiblklwd ,idmmfstr.itk,*'lv. CONHHMATIONS MADE INSIANHV • Bridal supplies MANAGEMENT GROUP Board Secretary/Business Administrator of the Rahway Board of Zucker. Goldberg, Becker & UV OUK COMPUHKIZiD SVSISM SECTION 8. Education In the Rahway Intermediate School, Kttne Place. Rahway. Ackerman. Attys. Be Yours • Full line of craft All provisions o[ thk Ordln.Mit-V >ui! suh) *ci In .w.ilUbL- .ipproprLv Annual Range t New Jersey. Bids will then be publicly opened and read aloud at the CX-41-04 (DJ& RNR) Bxmant NO SERVICE CHARGE FOR tinns .ind ihh; Oidin.incv dots nol mid slwll not k-.j.illi/ bind IIK- Clly to 'Wedding supplies Range No 1 Tille effective 3 1 87 Business Office beginning at 1001 A.M. 4t-6/ll. 6/18. 6/25 & There's RESERVATIONS p.iy .my of tlu1 w/ »>s or coiiip ;ns.»iion-; >.*•( ft>rlli Iwrfln un]*;*s .ind until 1M Business Administrator $53,005 $56,604 t i All bids are to be submitted In sealed envelopes bearing on the out- 7/2/87 Fee: $136.40 A& A MJIOI Credit ^ .ippro|)h.ilion< h.iv** b^vn rn.\dk> In sufjitrttMit .unount^ tn p.jy ±M\ U/,I<>!S VnvilaLioni 2M Dlreclorol Police a Police Chief $>W.'I58 $51..158 xid« the name of the bkkicr. his address, and the name of the project. ALL TYPES A Deal or comjwns.ilions lo tbo;.*.' holtJimj tlu- IIIL'S iind po^ilion-, sL't forth TREE SERVICE • Sales 3M Director of Public Works & City When forwarding bids by maU. sealed envelopes shal be enclosed Don't mix placing your Clanified, off Masonry Work Waiting ». IT • Engineer In another envelope addressed as follows: • Driveways J • Service • Installation- ,ST. 19iA "^j SECTION 9. Use Your MasterCard " I-553r 1 Director of Revenue & Finance Mr. Anthony Rocco. Jr. PUBUC NOTICE * Foundations ^ SUMMER TUNE-UP For You All ordlinnet; or pans of ordinances uicon-.lsti.'iit lu-r^wilh .lie Board Secretary/Business Administrator * Back ho* services & Comptroller $45,140 $48,140 1 or VISA - SPECIAL - IN THE CLASSIFIEDS 381-8800 574-1200 In-Tfby rt-rx-Ml*'d .1;. lo Mich inconsMi'nck ;, Rahway Board of Education Pkrk up oiu I'ltlJ'. tiuid... to buy Mon., W«d. I0-6PM •IM Director of Fire & when telephoning youf ad • Additions * with nn * Ing bwttallom aiuT n Ciioom* 35 [. MIIIOM AVI. } SECTION 10. P.O. Bo* 42 SHERIFF SALE Thurs.. t'i. 10-8PM Fire Chief $44,528 • $47,528 H^* Basements efficiency tell This Ordin.mcv.' sh.il! Liko uff(>ci upon fin.il p.is>..V]e .snd publlc.itiun Rahway. New Jersey 07065 SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW p.m.. MOM tfnu Frl. RAMWAr Sol. 10-6. Sun. I7-5PM 5M Dlreclor of Health, Welfare & 574-1200 636-0278 • Sidewalks nccordinij to I.ILV. A corporation of the State of New Jersey, submitting a bid In JERSEY CHANCERY DIVISION Buildin.j & Health Officer $43,208 $46,208 [KM IMIMAlCi . 738-7482 WANTADS It 0/1H/H7 l\v S2'I0,S6 response to this Advertisement, shall accompany such bids with a UNION COUNTY DOCKET • Steps 6M Director of Assessments & Tax IUUV INSUHIU 74 Hour Em«rQ«'«V Tha Atom Tabloid rcsokjtion authorizing its proper officers to execute a contract tn the NO. F 5175 86 really sell Assessor HHIW0OD Swvica 111 C«~! A.... llUw.r. H) Waler Su|ierinlendent event Its bid Is accepted and a list of aB stockholders holding in excess of prompt • dependable 10% of the corporate stock. City Clerk CARTERET SAVINGS AND 19" Diagonal All bidders are hereby notified that compliance with the New Jersey LOAN ASSOCIATION. Plaintiff WASHER Community Development Dlrec Sol MortUloro THE VISITING HOMEMAKER tor $38,601 $41,601 Prevailing Wage Act (Chapter 150. Laws. Laws of 1963) and with the VS. WILUAM KAPLAN, et al. ART & HANK COMPLETE HOME 3 * ROOFING * 7M Building Inspector ( URLIC NOTICi: PUBLIC NOTICE rules and regulations of any pubbc agency and/or department, applicable Defendants ° IMPROVEMENTS • Vinyl & Aluminum Home-Hearth old service of to projects In which said department participates, will be required In the EXPERT • SHINGLES • a Assistant Municipal Engineer PALUMB0 SHARP performance of any contract awarded. "d BATHROOM Siding Central Union County Assistant Water Superintendent CIVIL ACTION WRIT OF Contracting Co. Inc. • HOT TAR • : During the performance of thb contract, the Contractor afpves to Corona & Engineer NOTICE O( INTENTION EXECUTION FOR SALE OF ROOFING ALTERATIONS Replacement Windows Commercial • Residential • SIATI • DRYER comply with P.L. 1975, c. 127, "Law Against Discrimination, current MORTGAGED PREMISES COLOR TV A health care service for you and your fami- Dlreclor of Recreation & NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following oidinance was. In Replacement Construction Irotluci'd .it .1 ItajuLir nuvtind of tin- Municipal Council of ilui City of regulations." Window! (Bows & Bays) ly. Home health aides are urgently needed. Recreation Superintendent .... $3-1.738 $37,738 New construction SIDING Rabw.iy. County of Union, Stale of New Jcisoy. held on Jmu> 10, 1987. The owner reserves the right lo select any combination of bids or to By virtue of tha above-stated writ Company $ REPAIRS 8M Assistant Public Works Super Addition! • ALUMINUM • 95 Tree classes are held 5 times a year. Apply .ind will b*j further constderi'd (or final passage after a public hearing al a award the contract In part or whole, and to waive any Informalittos In or of execution to me directed I shall Intendenl $32,373 $35,373 Stwm Doort Colonia, N.J. froe Estimates - Fully Insured • WOOD • 219 PROMPT-COURTEOUS now for June class as a State Certified Home ReijuLir nikHMIrnj of said Council of the Cllv of Hahway to he held Mon- to reject any and aD bids if deemed to the best Interest of the Owner to expose for sale by public vendue. In Alterations 9M Supervisor of Water Dlstrlbu 1 LOCAL SERVICE Health Aide. Aides already certified, contact day. July 13. 1"H7 at 8:00 RM. Prev.illiiui Tiine, do *o ROOM 207. In the Court House. In Altcntion^ « References proudly furnished HOME IMPROVEMENTS lion & Supply $30.H58 $32,858 Scrric* I,..- [M lul,, In'. VHF No Service Charge us immediately. For the City of Blzaebth. N.J. on Room ottiMKitn BOI COLLIKS AND REPAIRS • Check Our Price, for All ' 'UHF Model 192LP 10M Municipal Court Clerk Prancl> R. Senkowsky "Accurate Siding i. Window*, Inc. If Repairs Are Mode The Board of Education of the WEDNESDAY, the 8th day of Windows WILUAM SMELTZM Supervisor ol Water Billing Hi City Clerk 382-1362 634-3809 INS 486-8226 your Appliance Needs • City of Rahway in the JULY A.D.. 1987 at two o'clock In Meier Billing City of Rahway 324-0284 "By Lou" 826-3098 County of Union. New Jersey tha afternoon of said day. 388-5490 382-1844 is m. or SIKVICI 330-1569 i, 388-3797 ^, ALLAN'S WASHER Assistant Assessor Ordinance All H7 Call 233-3113 By: Anthony Rocco Jr-. Municipality: City of Rahway. Supervisor of Accounls $24,744 $26,744 AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A PROGRAM FOR RAHWAY HARDWARE & DRYER REPAIR Board Secretory/ County of Union 526 North Ave. E. 11M Senior Computer Operator. . $2 LOW $23,049 RECYCLING N THE CITY OF RAHWAY Bu tin ess Administrator Street Address: 549 W. Inman 12M Payroll Supervisor Si Steno BE IT ORDAINED by tlw Municipal Council ol the City of Hahway & APPLIANCE CO. ^ Westfield, N.J. 07090 11 6/16787 Fee: $56.42 Avenue, Rahway. N.J. LOTS OF GOOD BUYS 574-0289 graphapbe. r as follow:;: 1553 Main St., Rahway 388-1574/0772 $18,801 $20,801 Tax Lot and Block: Lots 15 & 180 OAK ST., RAHWAY 13M Section I. Colleclion program established This Spot ecreation LJider Sports . $18,098 $20,098 16, Block 584 on the Tax Map 14M There Is hereby e^tablUbed .1 pro^tm (or the separate collation o( IN THE ellare Directo.,..„ r $17,314 $19,314 Approximate dimensions: 50 ftfd The Business AAdministratod r shall lie compensated .111 additional sll <]lass containers, .lluminimi cms .md used newspapers from ihe GRADING & DRAINAGE PROBLEMS x 153 feet Could pend of $12,500 (or i.igement of the Water Ulillly. residences of the City o( Rahway for rocycllnii pun)O!.t.'s. Such collec $2,5 Nearest cross street: Madison * OUR SPECIALTY * In lluuir,! JO Von lions shall be made, under the supervision of a Recycling Coordinator lo PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE s 00 No Range effective 3/1/87 Avenue 941-1975 Emergency Management Coor lx? appointed by tlw Mayor, Be Yours • landscaping • Retaining Walls QUALITY Section 2. Reuulations Authori/ed. There I* due approximately * 40 dlnator $ >!,929 $8,227.85 with lawful interest Thu Recycling) Coordinator is hereby authorized and empowered to NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING • Sod * Or'mewafi Member ol Municipal Council . . $ 4.016 thereon from March 18. 1987 and '79 and newer establish ami promulgate regulations as to the manner, days, and tlmus BY RAHWAY BOARD BY RAHWAY BOARD • txearation • Demolition DECOR President ol Municipal Council . $ 4,834 costs. ATGRS 2J Mayor .814.353 of such collections and the bundling, h.mdllnu. location and limn o( OF ADJUSTMENT OF ADJUSTMENT domestic cars Them Is a full legal description on Complot* tower replacement - Ms in y This Spot 632 Boulevar Director of Law $34,357 pUcemunl of all materials for collection, subject to the approval of ihe PLEASE TAKE NOTICE rim! PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that 574-1200 d. Kcmlwonh *Z!2£- file in the Union County Sheriffs in any condition Sumnur Stttknt Board Clerks: Planning Bd., Bd. Mayor and, by resolution, of the Municipal Council. This authorisation Orlando and Lucille Santiago ol Frank DePeolo oi 1207 Westfield shall Include th*i designation of outside aijenckis or contractors lo per Avenue, Rahway. New Jersey has Office. The Sheriff reserves the right WANT A 1400 Radian Road. Scotch Plalnl. JUNE 29-AUGUST 21 Slipcovers Shop of Adjuslment, A.B.C. $ 1,219 to adjourn this sale. MOTOHS-RADIATORS •169" Board Attorneys: Planning form servlcus In connection with the recycling program. NJ., has filed an application u/tth filed an application with the Plann- (2.4,6 & 8 Weeks) Could at Home ing Board of the City of Rahway for Ralph Froehllch TRANSMISSIONS •Sofa—J,.,3™,hi.i,,. Board. Board of Adjustment .. $ 2,418 Section 3. Separation of <]lass containers, aluminum cans, and used Ihe Board of Adjustment ol the Clly Ages 5-13 • Slipcovers newspapers from household solid waste. preliminary and final approval of a Sheriff Carteret Kitchem SALES REAR ENDS-DSED TIRES • 2 Clulrs — a .'uou.ni. Legal Assistant $16,431 of Railway lor review and approval ILRB HOOFING * Educational & • Reupholstery >lts Plan covering Lotf 3 & 5, Alvin D. Miller. Arty. ANGIE i\ OSLO • Solf wull Municipal Judge $34,357 Uncontanilnated tjlnss containers (clean and unbroken), aluminum of a Site Plan covering lol 17. block & Bathi Sal DAddario SERVICE Recreational CX 39 04 (DJ & RNR) SHINGLES A/WOODSTACK \ Be Yours • Ovurlock • Verticals cans (clean), and uncontnmlnated newspapers shall be kept separate 150. of Ibe Tax Atlal of the City of Block 333. on the Tax Atlas of the Construction •••-.-.'A--';£••;:?• • Oak, Uircli -Chauffer $ 1.331 41-6/11. 6/18. 6/25 &. SIDING FAMILY SERVICE INSURED * Arts. Crafts, Sports • Plllud Ann Pruli>clors • 1" Blinds from and not mixed with trash and household solid waite, GUss con Railway and a request for City of Rahway and a request for a HOT TAR Brucc's Public Works Superintendent . . $ 6.092 7/2/87 Fee: $110.36 Co. Inc. j. V- furopfun 'jty {• TREE \ Swimmin • New Furniture lainers, .ilmnlnum wns, and used newspapers shall be consldert*! clean variance to permit the erection and arianotf to permit the operation of • GUTTERS/ V '•' (( All I V|H.'s IN THIS ARtA FOR Reupholstery 1 small printing business at said Woodbridge / cofoinL't'j Aulo Wrecking Inc. Skating, Bowling • Carpels & and unconlamlnated If they haw nol bevn exposed to substances or use of a four family dwelling on the LEADERS, —. bfc P of Siding V SERVICE OVER 40 YEARS FREE Door to Door Mt85°° condlllon!; renderiny ihem unusable for recycling- above mentioned lol 17. location. • Custom m • Sub or 2 Ch.iirs Draperies GROUP A — CITY HALL i AII "Ti.fir* • Roofini; • HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING Transportation Section 4. Ownership of glass containers, aluminum cans, used Tlw Board ol Adjustment will The Board of Adjustment will "We do II ill" ij Coi)iil(*r(op 388-2457 • N*!W Cushions • Refill Old • Windows • GAS BOILERS • Pickup & [\jlivnv Cushions Annual Range newspapers. hold a public hearing to consider the hold a pubbc hearing to consider the J5ENERALJIEPAIRS Pressuru Trontod w IHSVIIII AV[ 654-9494 Range No. Title application In the Council PUBUC NOTICE " Cdinplcft! Job oKocllvo 1 1 87 From the time of placemenl al ihe curb by any resident of glass con- application, In Ihe Council (SIMM I Sri • Decks 1 • WARM AIR FURNACES UliVIIII S INHA P.O. Bv 70} 1A Sanitary Inspector tainers, aluminum cans, and used newspapers for collection by the City Chamber, Clly Hall. City Halt Chambers, City Hall, City HaB EMERGENC"approved buildY uj >LEAK rootin S' Immedioto sorvice 6J4-66JU 1 WtttiM NJ. 07090 Construction Inspector . $25,660 $27,660 of Rahway or Its authorized agenl pursuant to ihe program established Plaza. Rahway. N.J., Monday even- Pla*a, Rahway, New Jersey. Mon- ALL WORK CUABAHIIID Senior citizen discount - PIUMBING AVAILABLE - Public Health Nurse $18,035 $20,035 hereby and the nik's and regulations issued hereunder, such materials ing, Juno 29, 1987. 7:30 P.M..day evening. 29 June, 1987 at 7:30 NOTICE OF INTENTION fULl LIC. [Kit KT 969-2o89 396-4343 ' Fully insured IM HFAIINfi SVSItMS • HUMIDIFIERS 1 1 Senior Traffic shall become and be the properly o( Ihe City of Rahway and It shall ben prevailing time, or as soon p.m. or as soon thereafter as the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 634-6992 CALL TONY A> Free est. M . CLrANID K SIHVK [D • DUCT FABRICATION Maintenance Worker $16,550 $18,550 violation of this ordinance (or any |>erson olher than authorised person- thereafter as Ihe Secretary's cjilen Secretary's calendar will permit. that the following ordinance was In- 634-3962 9690778 CIN1RAI AIR • Oil TO GAS Rl nel o| the City or the contributing resident to collect, pick up. or cause lo dar will permit. You may appear in person or be troduced at a Regular meeting of the $20,413 $22,413 CONIJITIONIIJO CONVERSION R2 $17,160- $19,160 Iv collected or picked up, such materials. I;ach such collection in vloLv You may appear In person or be represented by agent or attorney Municipal Council of Ihe City of R3 $16,768 $18,768 lion hereof from one or more residences dutiiu] said period shall con- represented by agent or attorney and be heard for or in opposition to Rahway, County of Union. State of PLUMBING 1101 WAIIU S • ATTIC VENTILATION I'UUI.IC NOTICi: R4 New Jersey, held on June 10.1987. JV Paving IIICTRONK. AIH SYSTEMS k' N'IIIR.T: PUBLIC NOTICF. PUBLIC NOTICIi PUBLIC NOTICE For employees hired prior stitute a separate and distinct offense and be hoard for or In opposition to the said application at the proper MATTI Howard We'll orionfl.. liinr-. In fit: lo 1/1/85 $14,451 $17,451 Section 5. Additional methods of disposal. the said application, at the proper time. and will be further considered for COMPLETE your ^(..uiulu W.' hiUHAI'l()N NGTICi: COHI'OHA I ION NOTICE COWORATION NOTICE NOTICH TO BIDDERS 1/1/85 $12,679 • $15,679 or used newspapers to any person, partnership or corporation whether The application and all pertinent data are on (lie In the office of the at a Regular meeting of said Council nl, \fu mnlvr\. vomtiui. HI ICNOlia-. ,.. l,,. .hiM|avn of the City of Rahway to be held • *.mod0'.(il'.. ru>f woti-r SIDING ih.- l.ill.iu'in.| Uiclln.iiuv w.is Monday, July 13, 1987 at 8 00 PM resurfacing lh.il ih,' lulkiurinii Ordln.uu.-i> w.ii. tK.it tlic (ollowlni) Ordinance u\n Walur. In llu Siqwrlnlundi'nl's OKId al 10.(5 Wuslllcld Awnuo, tion may not, however, under any circumstances pick up said ytass con- Clork of the Board. In the City Hull and may be examined during • Addhlom ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS hnotw., iumj) (Hinij)'., rtot Replacement ^itulo » B-68258 .icl..pi.'.l .nul.ippnivudnnlln.il Prevailing Time tut dKponiri',. wtill ovum. patch work ilulv .itl.ipt.'d .ind .ippruv.s:] on fln.il duly .idopk'd .md approved on final Railway. New Joricy, an Juiw X>. 1987 a( 10:00 A.M. (or Road GROUP B — PUBLIC WORKS tainers, aluminum cans, or used newspapers from the curbslde. and may be examined during regular business hours. • MMing AND PARKING LOTS WINDOWS n>t >i' .i K.-'iuLu nuvtini] ol I hi* 1 k tO(U, KKHJir-j. «,inK, rt'.ulln.| .il .1 Ri'qul.ir m.vlini] of (hi reading 11), 1987 Facilities. 2B Mechanic Su|>ervlsor to the volume of material (tonnage) collected bv such oninnl/atlon. 1400 Raman Road Attorneys for the Applicant Ordinance No. A 987 (Revised) Call JOHN wo tor vohi'in-u. Mull '.I low 1 i.tiKis K St'iiki>w.kv 541-150) Special Ir.incis K Scnltou'skv Each proposal Inusl be made upon the prescribed forms (umlslied Tree Supervisor These iu(>oiis will IK- utilized by llw City In qualifying (or credits for the Scolch Plains. NJ. 07076 It 6/18/87 - F«e: $22.63 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING oti, in wiill viKuimi iyitfiin., 574-1980 396-8764 S41-73S6 548-4580 Cllv CI.TII Cllv CL'ik Clly CL'ik wllh Ihe sp.'clllcallons. Recreation Maintenance City of Rahway which may be authorized by the Slate of New Jersey II 6/1H/87 Fee: $23.25 CHAPTER 87 3(4) CODE OF Sala 283-137* bolhroom remodeling, liconv- 958 Brapd Street, Rahway CnvOfM.iliw.iv I H.-ilia'.iy ed IHo. 4996), invumd A |,,,|M I,-, liillyli... Cllv City Ol rl.trw.iv Bidders sliall submit lilds In scaled envelops plainly marked with Supervisor pursuant to any statutes or administrative rules ami regulations. THE CrTY OF RAHWAY on docks full MM ATI Onlin.iiiii' N.i AHH7 OldllMMV Nd A H7 Ordinance No. A 5 87 the name, ol Ih.? bidder and (lie Itetnyservlces on which be Is bidding. Pumping Slallon A Sewer Section 7. Violations and penalties. (ELECTRICAL FEES) and addition! luiii(l..i.lin.imv.iiith.iri/iii lllii: S An nrdliirtncc .unciul IHi-vlwd and Amended) Bids can Iv band delivered or mailed, but must arrive prior to Ibc (Imy Supervisor Any p*?rson, (inn, or corporation who violated or netjlects to comply PUBUC NOTICE Chapter 87 3(4) of the Code of f.ii imi ..I v.in. ins stiivh. in llu- Ii7 lil llv cixt.' ol llv code ol tile Cllv of Receipt Mall Repairer Heating. Hi Air suant theivto, shall, upon conviction thereof, be punishable by a fine not PUBLIC NOTICE amended as follows; nllli l U.lll< .illl! pmpuu'S IIH 111.'II 1.11 MMdlatex Maion 11 d/lH/87 H.1I11MW (TWs) Bidders are reoulrwl to comply with the rcmiimments ol P.L. 1975 Conditioning $12.84 $13.91 exceed five hundred ($500.00) dollars except that tlw maximum fine for CORPORATION NOTICE 87 3 MASON -i.i r.i'.ippi.ipruio $:wi),o(x) FUEL OIL It 6/1S/H7 F.v:$ll.i7 C. 127. 3B Assistant Supervisor . $12.13 $13.04 failure to comply with Section 3 heieof shall nol exceed twenty five PUBUC NOTICE is hereby given (4) Electrical subcode Controctori Inc. GENERAL CONTRACTOR 1V llu' lust llu'ifof, tu ni.ik.' .1 Quality Premium Grodo Bid will In? aw.ird.rd within slxly days ol the bid date. 4B Mechanic $11.34 • $12.1 1 ($25.00) dollars. PUBLIC AUTION OF that the following Ordinance was The fees for Inspection for a elec • All Types of Masonry Heating & • Sf.pi I p.ivnii'iil .ind lo.iullutrl^.' llu' SEAMLESS CUSTOM In (lie event o( duplicated bids, Council reserves the right to make 5B He.ivy Equipment Operator Additionally, any person, firm, or corporation who violates or ABANDONED BICYCLES duly adopted and approved on final trical subcode permit shall be in ac- • Fatiai BUIII IU.' l.l lioild'. IU IlllillUV Midi ALUMINUM • Brick Work Air Conditioning Ihe award to the bidder It feels will lies! serve the niwds ol (bd city. Tree Climber $10.49 $11.26 lu-yk-cts to comply as aforwtald shall be suhjeci lo dtmlal of receipt of The Rahway Police Department reading at a Regular meeting of the cordance wllh N.J.A.C. 5:234.20 Paving ' finplocm .i|iil.ilions .iiul lo ptovItU' for > All Concroto J£Tf Coast Guard Municipal Council also reserves tlie Hunt lo reject any or all bids lo 6B Senior Pumping Station any refuse collection services from (he City of Rnhw.iy, as well as any u/UI sell at public auction unclaimed Municipal Council. City Of Rahway. under the direct loo of the New GUTTERS Co. Inc. .68 ISMI.UHI' ill bond .MirlL"ip.iliiin '•y ' Bock ' Drinawaf waive nnv InfomlalUles or Irregulartllev In the bids received as deemed In Operator and all other lojial remedies available to the City, until such time as said bicycles that have come into M New Jersey Wednesday evening. Jersey Department of Community •CLEAN OUTS , in .tun. ip.ilion nl such IMJIUII. Affairs setting the lee schedule for Hoc Ihe liest interests of the city. Senior Recreation Maintenance violation or neylect has ceased. possession. The sale will take place June 10, 1987. ' -REPAIRS 150 Gal. Min. Boating Safety Hotline: electrical Inspection by third party Service Design Specifications may lie obtained from Thonwis K. Schlmmel. Helper : $ 9.96 . $10.7,) Section 8. on Saturday. June 27. 1987 at 100 Francis R. Senkowsky 381-8236 Cash Only agencies. Set fees shall be In accor •LEAF GUARDS Installation Service * Masonry rwptfrt' Superlnlendenl of Water. Division ol Water. 1045 WesKleld Avenue. 71) Tmck Driver All ordinances or parts of ordinances Inconsistent with tlw provl P.M. Ctty Clerk I A- Sidewalks dance with ihe Uniform Construe INSTALLED r Service Available 800-368-5647 Hahw.iy, N.J O7Oti5 Senior Building Maintenance slons of this ordinance orw hereby repealed. Vowing of the bkrycLrs will take City Of Rahway •" -> Steps tfon Cods Act N.J.5 A •sorrn * r-ASCiA Call T. B.r.ucil Thomas K Schlmmel Worker $ 9.47 $10.24 Section 9. place one half hour prior to the auc Ordinance No. A 7 87 750-2717 f* For Boating Safety Recal Information. 80 52:27D119ets«q • MUMINUM IBIM W011K Free Estimate S*B 541 2787 Superintendent of Water >'i. Laborei_.i>>t-iiv-ri 3, n.VU • 3> V.o/ This ordinance shall take effect upon final passage and publication Hon. An ordinance appointing the Of 985-1882 / ToReportPossibhSafstyOefectslnBoats. Any ordinance or parts thereof bi It 0/18/87 Fee: $36.58 Mi>chanlc Foreman & Mechanic rates may be Increased UJJ to 50' as provided by law, The auction will be held at the fice of the Municipal Clerk of the O Fully Insured •fur S f.a v' For Answers To Boating Safety Questions. per hour as per terms of Ihe applicable l.ilior contract. U 6118/87 Fw; $91.76 Rahway Police Department Parking ty of Rahway as the administrative consistent herewith are hereby Lot. City Hall Plaza. Rahway. N.J agency to administer the r# repealed.

Church plans AU bond and front summer series about Saints compete in New England The Arthur L. Johnson Pastor Tom Donahue of Regional High School the opportunity to visit Zion Lutheran Church in Crusader Band and band some of Massachusetts Clark's Boys' State statistician for the Delegates. Jon-Henry Barr Rahway is planning a sum- Front of Clark, performed sites. These included a trip school football team. mer series of both adult and in its first festival over thi to the New England Aqua- o( Fairview Rd.. and Steven rium, shopping at the Gelman of Slonchenge Ter- Steven, also a student in children's sermons on he- Memorial Day weekend. the Clark high school, is a roic Christians whose words The Heritage Music Fes- famous Quincy Market, piz- race, the sons of Mr. and za at Papa Gino's, and a Mrs. Gary Barr and Mr. member of the National and deeds have greatly in- tival took place in Concord, Honor Society, Spanish Na- fluenced humanity. The se- Massachusetts. leisurely stroll through Har- and Mrs. Stuart Gelman, ries is titled "Seven Who vard Square. A' buffet din-" will be leaving on Sunday. tional Honor Society, Johnsons Concert Band treasurer of the Key Club, Served." ner dance was held on the June 21. for .Rider College took first place with a rating S.S. Commonwealth in Bos- in LawrencevilJc-Trcnton to Home Room Represen- of "Good" while the Crusa- tative and a Junior ton Harbor where all attend the American Legion The schedule of messages der Marching Band and awards were given. Jersey Boys" State Program. Volunteer at the Rahway is: Band Front both placed se- Jon-Henry and Steven are Hospital. In sports Steven June 21 — "Augustine — cond in ihe Parade Review participated in cross coun- Defender of Faith"; Band Competition with Upon returning home, sponsored by Clark the A.L.J. Crusader Mar- American Legion Post 328. try running during the June 28 — "Francis ratings of "Excellent." winter and spring season. Assisi — Faith for Every ching Band and Band Front Jon-Henry, a student at These ratings, based on a performed during a Memo- Arthur L. Johnson High He hopes to pursue a career Day"; national scale, are quite sig- in medicine or dentistry. rial Day parade in Berkeley School, is a member of the July 5 — "Martin Luther nificant for a first time per- Heights. Spanish Club. Audio Visual The Alternate selected — The Shape of Grace"; formance in competition. Club, Student Council was Chad Goldfarb, the son July 12 — "John Calvin During the competition The Band Director is of Lenore Goldfarb of St. Rich Charwin and his wife, Iformer vice president), — God's Man"; weekend, the band mem- Melissa, heads the Band assistant editor of the Germain Drive. Clark. July 19 — "John Wesley bers and chaperones had rront. school newspjivr, member — Religion of the Heart"; of Literary Magazine, and 1 he Boys" State Program July 26 — "William belongs to the Spanish Na- was begun "to develop good Jon-Henry Barr Booth — The Hallelujah tional Honors Society. He citizens in the United States Stavan Caiman Army"; and SOAR meeting to discuss was also choosen to attend ot America by inspiring the operation of our state and August 2 — "Mother nation and in the privileges music, educational pro- Governors College. Jon was youth of New Jersey to take grams and lectures Teresa — Mercy for the on the soccer team and a a more active and in- and responsibilities of Dying Poor". future of area airports telligent interest in the citizenship." The boys This program is in its selected for their scholar- 42nd year. The week-long . SOAR (Save Our Avia- Members of the commu- tion Resources), an organ- the Best Western Coach- ship and leadership abilities program is staffed and coor nity are welcome at Zion's man Inn in Cranford by their schools in conjunc- dinated by approximately worship Services. Summer ization dedicated to stopp- The keynote speaker at tion with local American 90 volunteers both Legion worship is at 9 a.m. from ing the deterioration of the the meeting will be Franklin Fine Arts Workshop naire and non-Legionnaire n S airr ransrans Legion officials, will par- June 21 through September svsTT '' P°«atiP°«a o u. Keick, a leader in the ef- ticipate in a full week alike. Jon-Henry and 6. system resulting from the fort to save airports, who Steven are two of 33 boys Closing of airports, will hold schedule of activities in- The Church is located at has addressed the issue STRIKE OP THE BAND ... After marching in tho offered in Clark cluding politics, sports who will be representing an open meeting on Thurs- the corner of Elm and Este- day. June 18, at 7:30 p.m. at many times on radio and Memorial Day Parade in Berkeley Heights, five flag The Union Count} Reg Union County this year. rbrook Avenues television. squad members oi A.L. Johnson Regional High School, lonal High School Distri Thursday of each week pose for the camera. They are. bottom, left fo right. No. 1'will hold its first Sui. from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. at Debbie Romano and Dobbie Steckler; top, left to right: mer Fine Arts Workshoi the Arthur L. Johnson Heather Sangston. Ginger Roskosz and Diana this year, a five-week cours. building on Wcstfield WacAvoy. exploring the realms Oi Avenue in Clark. Lectures, slide presentations, visiting landscape, still life and por artists and hands-on ex- traiture, starting on Mon perience in a variety of day. June 29, at the Arthur media will all be included in L. Johnson Regional Higl this course. School in Clark. Registration lor this Tuition for the Summer course, which will he taught Fine Arts Workshop is free by former Regional District for all bonafide residents of Visit Our Showroom staff member Mrs Karen the six communities that Pilkington. will take place omprise the Union County at 7 p.m. on Thursday. June Regional High School our displays for home ii 25. in the Art Koom at District No. 1 — Berkeley Series will Johnson Regional. Heights, Clark, Garwood, The course, which will Kenilworth, Mountainside highlight conclude with an oj>en ex- ind Springfield. For more hibit of the students' work nformation, contact photography on Thursday, July JO. will Manuel Pereira at the be held Monday through Regional District Summer The N.J. Society of Com- School Office at 376-6300. mercial Photographers will hold its semiannual Pho- tographic Experience Series at the Ramada Inn, Clark SPECMl on Wednesday, June 24. The NJSCP offers its se- ries to both professionals and amateurs alike. •DRAFT FREE Advanced registration is EFFECT FOR SlOIPIw S7.50. Send check payable to the NJSCP to: Call us now ... to help you decide the right REMOVABLE SCREEN: NJSCP/PES. P.O. BOX 665, Cranford. N.J., 07016. r, right budget, and design for your home ; Registration at the door is STORM WINDOWS $9.50. j The seminar will begin MORE FEATUR~ES promptly at 7:30 p.m. The DAY CARE DONATION . . . Recently, the Rahway Sav- Ramada is located right off | ings Institution Junatod S5.000 to the Rahway Day Garden State Parkway exit Care Center. Shown uro Judl Munsey, Director of the 135. Center accepting the chock from Thomas Grahlll, Presi- Fashion photography dent of the Rahway Savings Institution. In Mr. Grahill's will be highlighted. continuing support of the Rahway organizations this For more information, donation as woll as many others helps to continue many call Mr. Andy Washnik at BAYS worthwhile sorvices. 6640441. 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