Page 2 Rahwcy News-Record /Clark Patriot August 24, 1967 WILLOW GROVE C. Churchy members._ of the—family," of-persons otrthcwaitinglisr. the^Esso plant, ulnka -AreaJReligious Services PRESBYTERIAN . Rev. Scheitlin Surviving are three sis- Union County "Physical and emotional during the past month: Clark, Summer Schedule: Sunday ters, Mrs. Rose A. Hedlng- changes in the expectant mo- favorably of the students. 'AY, N. X 16 hours and 2 patients on He is surprised at how ad-' SECOND PRESBYTERIAN ZIOT^LUTHERAN Worship Service will be con- er of New York City, Mrs. ther, "Physical and emo-the waiting list and Rahway, RAHWAY Rev. Richard R. Streeter The Rev. George E. Sch- ducted at 10 a.m. Church Guest Preacher Jane Kennedy and Miss Hel- Heart Fund tional preparation of the mo- vanced the College's repre- 53 hours and 8 patients on sentatives are in their know- will preach at the 9:30 a.mi(-eitUn^ , Staff member of the School for children three- en M. Shannon, both of Rail- ther atjd-father for the birth the waiting list: The clinic ;.* ./••••lie Library service on Sunday. Churcn Board "of Parish Education years - old through second way, and two brothers, Ben- of tbe child," "Physical and ledge of equipment and tech- At Zion Sunday Moves Offices provided 1,408 hours of ser- niques, and is pleased about School for children in lower of the Lutheran Church in grade will also be conducted Jamin L. of Avenel and emotional needs of the new-vice during the past month. grades will also be held ai America and a ministerial .at that time. Thomas F. of Rahway. born child," "The role of the sudden new prestige now The The Unlo n County Heart associated with the techni- 9:30. Children up to the age son of Zion Church, Will be O«..n. Wednesda..cullCBuuy evenings., Rev George E Sch- Services were held from the mother and father," and of three are being cared for eltlln staff me lb of the Association has moved to cian. the vacation supply at the Prayer Meeting is set fort - _ J!_ the Lehrer - Crabiel Fun- "Instruction in controlled in the Crib room, four and 9 a.m. service this Sunday, eral Home, with Interment new quarters at 98 West Jer- breathing and relaxation Chem. Technology The students are also very five years old in the Kinder- The introit and offertory solo 7:45 p.m. and the Adult Bible oBoarf thde oLutheraf Parisnh ChurcEducatioh inn in St. Mary's Cemetery, sey Street, Elizabeth. Mrs. during labor." The classes pleased and enthusiastic a- rW Henrietta Froehllch, execu- garten room. Primary age will be sung by Mrs. Martin StudCovenany —t "Livin— wilg Undel begir nThe a America '••"-—, will— b e "th e•- vaca- - Rahway. will be given in the evening bout the opportunity to work children will attend the wor- tive director, said the move Students Receive as technicians in a company NEW JERSEY'S OLDEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER - ESTABLISHED 1822 Haluza under the direction 8:3Pnvpnanf0 p.m." «.MI i 1- -- tion pulpit supply in Zion so that husbands and wives ship service with their par- of Howard Krippendorf, or- Lutheran Church on Sunday GEORGE A.SAFAR was made to provide more can attend. Expectant par-1 such as Esso, only one year ents until the sermon and ganist. at 9 A. M. George A. Safar of 318 space for the association's ents are welcome regardless removed from high school. program of information and Student, Frank Cygler, hopes 10 Cents may leave for a supervised Sunday. School through ST. AGNES CHURCH The Rev. Mr. Scheitlin, Washington St., Rahway, died of the hospital they may On Job Training program. in the Fellowship [a former memberp'of Zion August 18, at his home. He services. choose for the delivery of. that Esso would hire him Rahway, N.J., Thursday, August 24, 1967 grade 4 and child care for CLARK Mrs. Froehlich noted that after graduation. Wayne room. The Youth Choir will young children will be pro- SUNDAY MASSES: 6:30 hurch, is the son of Fred was a retired city mainten- the baby. A professional nur- The hiring of one - year rehearse Thursday at 7-15 |Scheitlin of Phoenix, Ari- ance employee and a life- the association's new head- se with special training in college students by industry Smith believes the summer vided in the Parish House 7:30, 8:30, 10:00, 11:15 a.m quarters has nearly doubled program is giving him a good p.m. / during the hour of the ser- and 12:30 p.m. zona, who resided for many.....lon„g -residen- t of Rahway. He parent education will conduct is proving to be a great Bye Bye Birdie years at 502 W. Scott Ave-1 retired several year6 ago the space of the former the course. success at Middlesex County understanding of the de- School Officially Opens vice. . WEEKDAY MASSES: 7:00 office, which was at 617 mands of Industry. The fin— OSCBOLA PRESBYTERIAN and 8:00 a.m. — CHURCH nue, Rahway, and the late I from the Public Works De- Classes will be held in the SIH Tife Rev. Charles, Fitz, Mrs. Anna Scheitlin. He ls|parrment. Pennsylvania Avenue, Eliza- ' assistance received AVENEL PRESBYTERIAN 6:45 a.m. — CONVENT. beth. The phone number, Nursing Students Residence, working Is also an At Rahway High Pastor of the Second Pres- The Central Jersey United HOLY DAY MASSES: 6:00. a graduate of the RahwayV Surviving are two broth- 133 Reid Street, Elizabeth. *™ JecS&S%f-Te byterian Church of Eliza- High School, Wagner Col- 353-7391, remains the same. - job training in industry it factor, although With Full Day On Sept. 7 Crusade will be held from 7:00, 8:00 and 9:00 a.m. and, ers, Charles, Jr. and John The Heart Association, A nominal fee Is charged. most felt that the practical beth will be guest speaker November 5th through the 5:30 and 8:00 p.m. lege, Staten Island, N. Y.,Safar, four sisters Mrs. An- For registration and addi- this summer. Esso Research August 25-26 the corps of craftsmen have at the Sunday morning ser- which collected a record $77, and Engineering Company, knowledge gained was much medical records showing 19th at Convention Hall, As- where he received a BA. na Geres, Mrs. Elizabeth 398.02 this year from resi-: tional information, the Nur- A faculty of 316 certifica- vaccination againBt small- thoroughly cleaned the build- vice in Osceola. bury Park at S p.m. week- degree cum laude in 1953,Sprovach, Mrs. Marion Hyatt sing Service Office, Eliza- one of me companies coop- more important. ted personnel will greet an ings and have made repairs dents of Union County's 21 eratingin this program, has pox, three D. P. T. inject- days and Sundays. Churches and of th...e. Lutheran Theo- and Miss Grace Safar, all of communities, finances a beth General Hospital, 289- After two and a half mon- anticipated 5700 students ions and three injections of provided for in the budget, CENTRAL BAPTIST from Middlesex, Ocean and HOLY COMFORTER logical Seminary, Berkeley, Rahway. 8600, may be called. ths of bard practice and when' the Rahway Public it is reported, so everything broad program of educa- poliomyelitis vaccine with The Central BaptistChur- Monmouth counties will par- Rev. William H. Schmaus "alifornia, with a Bachelor Funeral services were tional services and research | countless months of arduous Schools open for the 1967-68 the fourth'Injection or boost- will be in readiness for the ch of Woodbridge will con- ticipate. Revererrd Lane will celebrate Holy Com- f Divinity degree in 1957.held August 22, from the this fall to complete GO preparation, production time school year on Thursday opening of the schools. aimed at cutting the toll cooperation. He said, the er to follow not soon than duct its Daily Vacation Bib- Adams, Associate Evangel- munion and deliver the ser- During his theological traln- Lehrer - Crabiel Funeral of heart disease. In addition, college. rRUCTIO has arrived for "Bye Bye morning, September 7, it one year after third injec- ~ The Board of Education le School each day from Aug- ist of the Billy Graham team mon at the 1! a. m. service '.ng, he served one year as Home, 275 West Milton Ave- Many Awaiting Robert A. Hofstader, Sen- 8«ve need for technicians LD EM- Birdie", sponsored by. the was announced last night by also reported last night that in Intern at Faith Lutheran] the association last year an- as laced me tion. Three doses of Oral ust 28th - September 1st. will be the speaker. Each Sunday, and for the follow nue, Rahway. Interment was nounced grants totaling S35, ior Chemist of the Analyti- ?h P vear g^duate of OST O Ladles Auxiliary to Mulvey the Rahway Board of Educa- Sabin vaccine may be sub- all secondary school stu- There will be Bible lessons, Church has their own com- ing two weeks. Church, Phoenix, Arizona. in St. James Cemetery, In cal Research Division of Es- Dltmars Post No. 681, Vet-" tion. dents will he""requlred tore- 000.00 to seven hospitals in | Psychiatric progra*« "m» 'in an outstandin^"^fg stituted for three injections handcrafts, games, and re- mittees working in coopera- Following his ordination in Woodbridge, N. J. the area. The hospitals are:' so, who was instrumental • erans of Foreign Wars. The Superintendent of Schools main in the school buildings 1957 by the Lutheran Synod 1 if parents so deslre.'\{ . freshments. tion with the Crusade Exe- TEMPLE BETH TORAH St. Elizabeth's, Elizabeth in planning the curriculum position While he is study- presentations will be "made Richard M, Nash has ar- All new entrants it kinder- during the day. The school The Bible School will be cutive Committee, to make of New Jersey the Rev. Mr. used by the College's Chem- tomorrow and Saturday ranged for a full day pro- cafeterias will serve lunch Summer Schedule: Mon- General Hospital and Alexlanl Treatments "*• '1* fc"0*8 *e.!f i8An garten must be five years conducted in a large Gospel this Crucade a huge suc- day and Thursday morning Scheitlin served as pastor JOHN C. HAUCK Brothers Hospital, Eliza- ical Technology Department, n P nights at Rahway Hlgh^chool gram on opening day. The old on or before January at a nominal cost. Students Tent to be erected, on...th_e_. £££&. of Prince of Peace. Lutheran John C. Hauck, 72 of 33 believes the summer - stu- at 8 p. m. hours for elementary and se-rvices—ar-7 a.rrn; Friday beth; Muhlenberg Hospital,' A total of 175 children and 1, 1968. All children enter- who prefer to" bring—their corner of Rahway and Dart- The First Presbyterian evening at 8 p.m.; and Sat-Church, Paramus, N.J. Dur- Waite Ave., a retired em Plainfield; Overlook Hos-.' Junior High School students ing kindergarten in the Rah- own lunch are privileged to mouth Avenues in Avenel. Church of Avenel has an- ing his pastorate at Para- ployee of Concolidated Edi 45 adults are on the waiting Ll_be_frani_8.i45_a_. m. to ddS piral, Siimmir- Mpmnrlal ! li6t-for-w«aMnen{-by--the-Un- Proceede-of-the-product*-- w~ay~FirtsTlT—Schools-must— dcrso7it-i-s~«r ported, noiinced"tHeir committees as at 8:30 a.m. mus—The~TneTn"b"e"rBTup gre~w~ NYkdid lon will be used to provide 2:45 p. m. Kindergarten present a birth certificate ROOM ASSIGNMENTS ing in the mornings from follows: Prayer Chairman: from 8S to nearly 200 mem- 17 at Rahway Hospital afte General Hospital, Union, and [ion County Psychiatric Clin- gift packages to Rahway ser- classes will be conducted and medical certification of Room assignments have 9:30 - 11:30 A. M. Ages Mrs. Stephen Vigh; Counsel- bers and a new church build-, a long illsness. Rahway Hospital, Rahway. ic. ST. PAUL'S CHURCH The new headquarters, tSE0> vice men overseas and to from 8:45 a. m. to 11:15a. m. proper immunization. been made as follows: 13 - IS will be meeting in | ing and Follow - Up Chair- ing was built in 1961. In 19619622J Hee waTOsO a.ani uvclBcaoverseaOs Dr. Jay W. Fidler, the leal technologists which are provide hospital parties for for the morning session and TENTH GRADE: 101, Miss The 9:30 a.m. summer contains an executive office clinic's new medical direc- Teachers will meet with the evenings from 6:00 - ! man: Mrs. Robert Harman, service this Sunday at St. he became pastor of Messiah veteran of World War I. Born and a conference room, a in great demand. hospitalized patients at 12:15 p. m. to 2:45 p. m. for administrative and super- Mary Me Greal, Adriance - 7:00 P. M. ] and Mrs. John Nisbet; Choir Lutheran Church, Austin, I in Baltimore, Md., he lived tor, announced this today Hofstader said, "the stu- Lyons Hospital, Veteran's the afternoon session. , Beres; 103, Robert Berger, Paul's (Episcopal) Church, general office, a workroom, as he reported that the clin- visory leaders on Septem- The Sunday services of (Chairman: Mr. Richard Rahway, will be the Holy Texas, arr^served until 1965 °ere 36 years. He was a a stockroom, and a room dents are working hard and Two - thirds of all smofc- Hospital In East Orange, and Senior High School classes ber 5 and 6 to prepare for Berg - Cain; 106, James the church include: Sunday Kuhn; Visitation and Opera- when he vfes called to his member of Zion Lutheran ic is treating a total of 542 "have made a most useful developed the habit when the Old Soldiers' Home in will be held from 8:15 a. m. I.inaberry, Cale - Davion; Eucharist celebrated by the for a diet counsellor who patients at Its offices In the opening of classes on School 10:00 A. M., Morn- i tion Andrew Chairman: Mr. Reverend Father Robert present position with the Church and Mulvey-Ditmars assists heart disease vic- contribution to our Com- jthey were^ in high school, Menlo Park,-Edison. to 3 p. m. A single session September .7. Seventy of the 108, Mrs. Sandra Carasia. ing Service 11:00 A.M., You-; R. Maffee and Mr. Fred Me Board of Parish Education. •Post 681, VFW. Mr. Hauck Plainfield, Elizabeth, Sum- pany. This program will be |tne Union County Heart Ass- •for all special classes will Dawson - Evans; 109, Miss Ducker, Rector of Christ tims be recommending diets mit and Linden. faculty members will be new - rh Groups 0:30 P.M., and i Colley; Youth Chairman: Church, Elizabeth. In this position he guides retired several years ago intended to reduce the possi- contlnued and expanded next jociation reports. Overall The cast includes in cameo be held from 9:30 a. m. to to the Rahway system this Virginia Takacs, Fagan - Evening Service 7:30 P.M. Miss Charlene Hagendoorn; mission congregations of the after 37 years of service Elizabeth continues to summer." |death rates are highest 1:30 p. m. • Groves; 204, Mrs. Alma Robert C. Walker, Key bility of further systemic have the largest number of roles. Jay' Epprecht, Geor- year. Services are conducted in Usher Chairman: Mr. Henry Iman will have charge of the Lutheran Church in America with Con Edison. He was in disturbances. Anthony Gwiazdolskl, Sen- among men who started gia Howell, Pam Benhke, REGISTRATION In selecting the staff for Murrav, Gural - Huxfor ': School =23 on Woodbine Ave- Vianden; Transportation in the establishment of their the addressograph depart- persons on the waiting list, ior Research Technician at smoking at the earliest ages. All students entering the 205, Edward Walton, Hyn' - arrangements for the ser^ 33 children and 19 adults. Bryan Kaplan, Pattl Pretti, the coming year, much time nue in Avsnel. The Wednes- Chairman: Mrs. Merle San- vice. Larry Lockhart will programs of parish educa- ment. Jamie Musacchio, Sue Or- public schools of Rahway for and effort have been spent - Kelly; 207, Joseph Valun- day evening service is con- tor; Publicity Chairman: tion. Surviving are his widow, This is despite 211 hours the first time should reg- as, Keuscher-Leonard; 208, serve at the Altar, as of service given by the clinic ban, and Herb Freeland. Al- in selecting the best qualified ducted at 7:30 P. M. On i iMrs. J. Bruce Me Kee. Mr. jacolyte. Pastor Scheitlin is mar- Mrs. Augusta Hauck; a dau-Classes Set For so featured are Cathi Me ister at the school in their candidates available, the C. James Parks, Leone - Wednesday evening. - i John Nisbet is the General ried to the former Miss Olga ghter Mrs. Muriel Sepesi of to Elizabeth patients during Dowell, Buddy Nerges, Pam neighborhood if they are in Board reports. Ma ye. Free transportation will | Chairman, with Mrs. Rob- Schneider of New Paltz, N. Rahway and two sisters, the past month. Rutledge, Stuart Caldwell, the elementary grades; at Among the new personnel Also, 210, Miss Barbara be provided for those who ]ert Frank, co - Chairman. TRINITY METHODIST Y. They reside in Norris- Mrs. Hilda Myers of Delray Expectant Parents Linden, which received Nancy Nerges, Bob Gollhur, Rahway Junior High School chosen this year is W. Don- Melichar, Mayers - Moran; wish to attend the Daily Va- Buses will be leaving from Summer Schedule: Begin- town, Pa., with their twin Beach, Fla., and Mrs. Chris- 102 hours of service, still and Rich Olesin. if they are in grades 7, 8, ald Snyder, the Senior High 213, Mrs. Eleanor Brach- cation Bible School who do the Church, dates to be an- ning this Sunday, only one; children, Mark and Mari- tine Gabay of Pleasant Val- The fall series of classes has 15 children and six ad- or 9; and at the Rahway Sen- tes to be an- "worship"service'will be con- for expectant parents at the ults awaiting treatment. Un- The public Is Invited and School principal. This is the hausen, Morgan - Pascoe; not live in the immediate nounced at a later time. / ducted each"we'eeach week H,,rin anne. ley, N.Y. urged to attend the perfor- ior High School if they are only administrative change 215, Mrs. Sylvia Stang, Pasi- area. • Sept. 10th a covered dish duringn Service was held August Elizabeth General Hospital ion has 15 children and eight students in grades 10, 11, will start Monday, Septem- adults, while Plainfield has. mances which promises to this year. A Mathematics tka - Rees: 217, Mrs. Adele Rev. James Gent is the supper will be held iinn the August. This service will 21, from The Lehrer - or 12. Registration will be pastor of the church. be at. 9:45 a.m. in the Sanc- ber 11th. Classes will con- 18 children and no adults on. rOH HJIENDI.Y REtlABU SERVICE be an excellent example of taken between the hours of Subject Supervisor to re- De Marco, Regen - Scheur- Church Hall. Following the Crabiel Funeral Home, with sist of six sessions on pre- Vice Chairman, Joseph Meffe; Commissioner Frank V. Marin; the fine work the youth of place Ray Cleveland has not mann; 219, Miss Barbara dinner, at -7 P.M. a film cuary. Obituaries Rev. Karl O. Klette officiat- its waiting list. AND HIGH QUALITV Oil IT WAS A HAPPY DAY FOR MEMBERS OF THE RAHWAY RE- Commissioner Paul D. Lowman; Postmaster Warren Moulton; Rahway can do when they 9 a. m. and 3 p. m. on been named as yet. Satula, Schneider - Span- on "Decade of Decision" Daring these two months, ing. Creamation took place paration for parenthood, en- Here is the report by com- Dial 388-5100 DEVELOPMENT AGENCY when ground was broken for the new Ass't. To Regional P.O. Director, James J. Delaney; Executive September 1, 5, and 6. •.he Church Office will be titled "Pregnancy - the im- munity listing total hours are given the opportunity During the summer mon- kuch; 303. Miss Alica Fir- will be shown. There will JOSEPH FISHER at Rosehill Crematory, Lin- -illcations of pregnancy on Rahway Post Office which will rise at the corner of Main Street Director of Redevelopment Agency, Raymond F. Handerhan and to do it. New registrants in the ths, the custodial staff and (Continued on Page 4) be a speaker to discuss the oper» from 3 a.m. to noon Joseph Fisher, 81, of 237 den, New_Jersey. of treatment, and the number and Milton Avenue On hand for the ground breaking ceremonies •Albert F. Goetz, Chairman of the Redevelopment Agency. public schools must present film and the Crusade and each day. Volkert Street, Highland Pallbearers were: An- were: Marcus /. Blum, Counsel; Commissioner John T. Corey; will answer any questions. Park, retired storekeeper, thony Boresch, Henry Bor- GOP Councilmen Investigate The public is invited to the died August 19, after a brief esch, Louis Sepesi, Walter film. Anyone interested in FIRST PRESBYTERIAN illness. Mr. Fisher was a Sepesi, Frank Solte. Morning worship will be resident of Highland Park, Officials 'Dig In' In .The Middle Of Things Criminal Action on Rack Statements helping to serve on any of held in Davis Hall at 9:30 Truck Company for forty the committees, please call having lived formerly in Ray Ciacobbe and George SwHdissiso!12tQl5b«js. A. M. on August 27, with Harrisburg, Penna.^ .;-., LATE SUMMER IDEAL •years and is not even re- the Publicity Chairman, the Rev. Theodore H. Scott, Vansco Rahway Republican Tiltrinj also is aniliMi. Mrs. Me Kee "at 634-8166. He is survived by a son FOR LAWN PLANTING Rahway has done in two and a half years on the new Post Councilmen - at - large, motely connected with the success=ia+l CAN+I WILL preaching on, "God's Nu- On New Post Office Things looked mighty promising last Thursday as bidding of fire equipment." On August 27th, Reverend clear People." Mrs. Ruth Morris S. Fisher of Eas- dance Included Assistant said today that they "have • H.n> urc t-iuf.ht to develop their ton, Pa., and two daughters, Late summer is lawn Office. A letter directed to Rahway mental jbilitici (!Q); encourjped. Robert E. Lewis, Assistant Orban, Mrs. Margaret Ed- planting time, according to With Federal, State and Regional Post Office Direc- ground was broken for Rahway's new Post Office build- threatened to sue Demo-' Pastor, will preach on "Why Mrs. Joh- • n •Youn- g of High• - local dignitaries looking on,.. _ cratlc council candidate Wil- Mayor John Marsh declared 'tu h.ive mocc cunhde-ncc (1 CAN) ;. Iwards and Mrs. Virginia a Pennsylvania State Uni- tor- -James-J. Delany, Post- ing rRedeve I opment agency jofftcia Is-join ing -m the cele- Good work, gentlemen! that only two men in the liclpeJ tu vhow more determination ' Am Leaving" at both the Stiffler will provide the land Park, and Mrs. Ida the first step toward the al Service Officer S. M. liam Rack of 1430 Bedford (I WILL) .drilled tntlu -.uhie-as re- versity correspondence bration brought to mind "what might have been" had tde company were authorized to a. m. and 9:30 a. m. ser- special music, with Mrs. Atkins of 510 Meadow Ave., course on home lawns. John construction of a beautiful, Bias, Post Office Real Es- Street, Rahway, for accusing quired for College Entrance. Grade* vices. Rahway. Six grandchildren- modern Post Office build- tate Officer William B. Me 35 acre plot of lend not bejn c.iored. With a modern,, well UP ol co.'fH'U of interest sc- h'c! fire c!c*iijMT\ent. because a'. 12 u. PG HOW TO STUDY ii Nancy Kolyer organist. C Harpes^professftr of ag- tlvities in Rack's published of its technical nature. Mack Ntre-.'.cd Individual needs ".erved. Baby care is available at Church School meets each and seven great grandchil- ronomy Extension is the ing took place at Thursday's Govern, Rahway Postmaster Sport-.. Football. Sccer. Havki.tb.ill. : I equipped building about to be constructed on the Main St. It's SALE DAY at Merit Foodtown, Westfield Ave., Truck also requested a re- the 9:30 a. m. service. Sum- dren. author. Strong roots develop ground-breaking cere- Warren Moulton and Assis- statement of August 10, 1967. B.iNLball and iian> others Chune of mer Sunday School is being ; Sunday at 9:30 A. M. with He was a member of the moniesl A gathering of over and E. Milton Ave. site — it's hard to realize that four Clark. Miss New Jersey will be there between 1 and 3 "It is apparent that libel traction." 'Hturnm> home afternoon*, ur Fi\c' classes for children from and plants become well esta- tant Post Master Arthur The councilmen said that held for nursery. Kinder- Odd Fellows Club, the Kes- one hundred Rahway area Coogan. p.m. this afternoon — so drop in and say "hello". Special is involved and that civil D.iv Hoarding returning iiome Fri- garten in room -4 and Pri- ,age three through grade six.. blished before winter comes years ago houses in that area had outside plumbing! court action is indicated if they "wrote to Mr. Rack day afurnuon* Riquest catalog and sreth Israel Temple, the if seeds are planted by La- residents-saw City, Redev- Representing the Rahway book ••Rnv.il Roads1 (tree) on .CIKKI mary. 1, 2, and 3 in the Chur- On August 28, the Prayer' Jewish Community Center, elopment and Post Office The present Post Office, which is overcrowded and lo- sales will greet both Miss New Jersey and all the Clark Rack does not responc to on " August 11, 1967 citing Group will meet in Confer-' bor Day. Redevelopment Agency were his statements, dec 1 a ri ng .study habits I-,- .|< nou |,,i Fall ch Hall at the 9:30 a.m. and the Zionist Organization, officials go to work with . Agency Chairman Albert F. cated in a conjested area, will be replaced by a sparkling, and Rahway area shoppers. our demand for a retraction service. ence Room I at 8:00 P. M. all of Harrisburg, Pa. Ser- Selection of grass varie- pick and shovel at the cor- and an apology. them to be libelous and slan- CARTERET SCHOOL • WEST ORANGE. N J. ties and fertilizers may per- Goetz, Vice - chairman Jo- modern structure complete with the latest postal equip- derous, and demanding a re- (Continued on Page 4) vices were held on August ner of Main and East Mil- seph Meffe, Executive Dir- "However, we have been 1 ]20, 1967, at the Crabiel plex you. A good seedbed is ton Avenue where the new ment, plenty of off-street parking, and mailboxes which traction and public apology. essential. The Penn State ector Raymond F. Hander- Are you a new Club President? Will you take office in advised that his libelous The letter gave Rack the Home for Funerals, 170 Post Office will be located. han, Assistant Director allow you to mail letters from the driver's side of the car! statements may represent : North Main Street, Milltown, course tells you how to Earlier in the week, the Stanley Toker, Agency At- the fall as PTA president? Will you begin your duties as a criminal offense and we opportunity to publish his Deodorant protection that won't wear out!! choose grasses and fertili- The present Post Office provides no taxes for Rahway .„. retraction in specified.area \N. J. with Rabbi Gerald property was transferred to torney Marcus I. Blum and organization president in September? are investigating a possible._ .Green of the-Poile -Zedek zers and make a good seed- PER the new owners, Manuel and press on August 17, 1967." T pray was invented for^rergire ot bed. Commissioners Frank Mar- the new building will be owned by private individuals and Please send us your name -- even if we've carried a request for criminal pros- "Perhaps Mr. Rack and • Congregation officiating. In- ANNUM George Gordon and Edgar tin, Paul D. Lowman, John ecution" the councilmen terment was in Beth Israel You find many advantages Silbert, who pledged their leased to the federal government — so it will bring in news story about your election. Our ''community officer" his literary and legal ad- the vvon't-uear-out protection you want, in convenient spray to seeding lawns in August T. Corey and former Com- said. visors have cold him it will Cemetery, Woodbridge. ON 6-MONTH cooperation In expedltingthe missioner ReV"."Theophlld approximately $10,000 to $12,000 a year in taxes. files have to be kept up to date. Please fill in the form Mr. Rack's statement had form. ARRID Spray is different—it's not just one deodorant, rather than early spring. \ completion of the structure. all blow over," the council- Rains come with more cer- SAVINGS Krehel. Then too, this paper has often asked "what's holding below and return it to the "Rahway News - Record" held that Councilman Gia- men said. MISS CATHERINE It has been indicated by In addition to Mr. Stone, cobbe had financial interest but a blend of three deodorants that keeps on working all diy tainty in autumn than in mid- CERTIFICATES the Rahway Redevelopment things up at the Redevelopment Agency?" — so we feel "Clark Patriot"'- 1476 Broad Street, Rahway. "It looks like they've been SHANNON summer. The soil pulverizes other invited guests includ- in Vince's Car Wash and Ye long. Get new ARRID Spray today —and find out how good Miss Catherine Shannon, Agency, which Initiated the ed Council President Donald that this time the people of Rahway should know that NAME ... ._.. .. _ J Old Colonial Equipment wrong two weeks in a row. easier into a fine seedbed. project, cleared the ground These false statements have deodorant protection can be. '69, of 168 East Lake Ave-, Weeds have lost their sum- Forsythe, Councilmen - at - work on this Post Office was completed in record time! ADDRESS ! Company-, "both of which," :|nue, Rahway, N. J., adress-| and conducted negotiations Large Ray Glacobbe and Ge- said Mr. Rack, "do busi- hurt a lot of people and the , , -, j, -.. -., -,— , mer vigor and grow slower. COMPOUNDED for property transfer, that orge Vansco, Councilman Postal officials at the_groundbreaking ceremonies said ORGANIZATION ness with the city daily." clouds he created can't be maker, died Saturday in Rah-i Bluegrass is the basic ; the one and three - quarter blown away with anything QUARTERLY Adam T. Me Daniel, Tax that it usually takes five years to accomplish the work He also stated that Mr. trust A R RI \)-to be sure -waillnessy Hospita. A lifelonl aftegr residena brieft lawn grass in northern Uni- acres to be used by the new Assessor Anthony Boresch, Uiacobbe's real estate com- short of an unqualified re- : illness. A Hfplnntr rpriri^nf ifed States. Several of its ON REGULAR Post Office, will provide the traction and public apology of Rahway, she was a com- Director of Public Works of Corporate Development in pany is negotiating with the i municant of St. Mary's R. selected varieties, as well SAVINGS City of Rahway with close Frank Koczur, Building In- Purolator Adds 1965. Mr. Cameron is re- Redevelopment Agency and or, if he prefers, a libel as other grass species pro- to one - third of the tax re- spector Max Vogel, City At- sponsible for corporate di- that Mr. Vansco's father suit. duce first rate turf. ACCOUNTS venue realized by the entire torney Walter Pryga, and Hospital Administrators 2 New Directors versification and market re- submits bids to the city for "We will give Mr. Rack thirty - five acres of Re- Lieut. Richard Nolan repre- Henry J. Hufnagel, Vice search and development. In fire equipment. one more week to sweep development property in senting vacationing Police President and Comptroller, addition he directs Purola- ' In demanding a retraction away the dirt he ha6 spread. World Premiere ! „ 1962, when the Redevelop- Chief Herbert Kinch. Attend- Elevate Yoder To Fellow and Paul A. Cameron, Vice- tor's international opera- and a public apology from "if his statement does not ment Program began. ing for the Housing Author- President, Corporate De- tions which Include activities Mr. Rack, the Republican appear in the prominent pos- The tax total on the acre- ity were Ray Freeman, Exe- velopment, have been elect-, In 15 countries. councilmen said that Mr. ition specified in our letter cutive Director and Com- enrolled in the School of Hos- A native of Wilmington, Bye Bye Birdie age in 1962 has been esti- pital Administration at ed to the Board of Directors Rack's statements "were to- and in the publications we mated at $34,000, while the missioner Aubrey Shore. of Purolator Products, Inc., Delaware, Mr. Cameron re- tally false and without any have named on Thursday, Northwestern University and sides In Rumson, New Jer- All-Star Local Cast m tax projection on the Post Board of Adjustment re- received his M.S. degree In Rahway, James C. Brady, basis in fact." August 31, 1967, Mr. Rack Office property Is $12,000. presentatives were Herbert Chairman of the Board, an- sey with his wife and two Councilman Giacobbe said may expect to hear from 1958. One year of that train- children. Congratulatory telegrams Kiehn, Leo SantowasBO, Her- ing period was spent as an nounced today. that Vince's Car Wash stop- our attorney," the council- new! were read at the ceremony man Wenson and Alternate Administrative Resident at Mr. Hufnagel Joined Puro- Purolator Products, Inc. ped doing business with the men declared." from Senators Clifford Case Edmund Hoener. Fitkin Memorial Hospital in lator as a general accountant Is a multi-million dollar city and that he sold hi6 in- and Harrison Williams, Con- Other dignitaries includ- corporation manufacturing terest in Ye Old Colonial Neptune, which is now known in 1946. He was named Many people think that they gressman Cornelius Gallag- ed Assemblyman Robert E. as Jersey Shore Medical Comptroller of the Com- filters for automotive, aero- Equipment Company back to her and Rahway Mayor John Henderson, Sidney Robin- space and Industrial use, the corporation the day he need have nothing to do with Center. He was employed pany In 1955 and elected a social security until they Marsh (representing Mayor son, President of the Rahway as Administrative Assistant Vice-PreBldent In 1959. Mr. In addition to the home took office. He further stat- Marsh, who Is on vacation Businessmen's Association office in Rahway, the Com- ed that his real estate com- stop working. Anyone 65 or for one year at the same Hufnagel, who graduated over has a right to sign up in Maine, was Business Ad- and Planning Board Repres- hospital, and In 1959 was from New York University pany maintains plants In Al- pany was negotiating no busi- RID mlnlstrator, Sidney H. entatives Charles F, Plsano hambra, Calif., Newbury ness with the Redevelopment tor Medicare coverage even appointed Assistant Admin- In 1937, lives at 751 Knoll- though he intends to keep Stone). and Robert Brennan. istrator of~Englewood Hos- wood Terrace, Westfield, Park, Calif., Connorsville, Agency. A Musical Comedy You work hard for your money.-s^Vhy. not make it Indiana, Creeton, Iowa, on working many years in Presented By Postal officials In atten- pital in Englewood, N. J. New Jersey. Councilman Vansco said the future. In 1960 he opened the new Mr. Cameron Joined Puro- Petersburg, Mich., Wayne, that his . father had been, a wock just as hard for you? Put it to work here, where the The former Miss Rack, lator in 1963 and was elect- Mich., Allentown, Pa., Ring- truck salesman for the Mack action spray Community Memorial Hos- town, Pa., and Euclid, Ohio. HIGHER rate of return will help your savings GROW Rahway Woman who attended St. Mark's pital In Toms River, N. J., ed Vice-Presldent in charsce The Ladies Auxiliary to the School, Rahway, and Rahway and served as Administra- FASTER! Why be satisfied with less, when your money can Celebrates High School, has two broth- tor until September of 1966 deodorant Mulvey Ditmars Post #681, V.F.W. ers — Lewis and Lawrence when he came to Rahway Rahway Post 5 can Legion. The sale of this- earn more money for you here with INSURED SAFETY! 50th Anniversary — in Rahway. John L. Yoder, Director Hospital. paper provided much of the of Rahway Hospital, was ad- Breaks Ground fund for the present building Performances: Over the months and years, our higher rate of return on vanced to the position of Fel- Mr. Yoder resides in Rah- and made possible the pre- low at a ceremony conduct- way with his wife, Gwen, your savings will make a big difference ... in YOUR favorl A golden Jubilee Mass Anthony DeSimone ed Sunday, August 20, during and three children, John, For Addition sent program of expansion. will be celebrated on Sat- It Is reported. the annual Convocation of the Laura, and Thomas. He Is a Ground was broken Mon- urday for the former Eliza- American College of Hos- member of the Rotary Club Jospeh Sulo, Life Mem- Friday, August 25 beth Rack, of Rahway, a Named Vice Pres. day for an expansion of the ber, and Commander at the pital Administrators at the of Rahway, New Jersey Hos- American Legion Post tt 5 member of the Sisters of Anthony R. De Slmone of Orchestra Hall in Chicago. pital Association, and Am- time of the construction of St. Benedict of Elizabeth. 413 Otisco Drive, Westfield, Fellowship represents at- erican Hospital Association. home in Maple Ave., Rah- the original building notes The former Miss Rack, trademark counsel of'Merck tainment of full professional The basic requirements way. An expansion of the fa- that 10 years ago, deceased Saturday, August 26 daughter of the late Mr. and Co., Inc., Rahway, has status in the field of hospital for admission to the College cilities was necessary to Mayor James Egolfactively and Mrs. Sebastian Rack of " been elected a vice presi- as a Nominee are a Bacca- -provide storage, office and participated in the program administration. recreation area for the 530 to construct the present RAHWAY Hamilton St., Rahway, has dent and member of the Exe- Mr. Yoder is one of the laureate degree from an ac- been a member of the Bene- cutive Committee of the ceptable educational institu- members of the organiza- building. Mr. Sulo stated that youngest administrators in the $35,000 addition to Post dictine Sisters for 50 years, Board of Directors of the the United States and Canada tion or its equivalent in ex- tion. In her honor, a special Mass United States Trademark perience; three.years of The groundbreaking H 5 should provide a better Rahway High School among hospitals comparable service to the members as •will be celebrated Aug. 26 Association. to the 227 - bed Rahway successful experience In a comes ten years from the Savings Institution! at 11 a.m. at Sacred Heart The Association Is a non- responsible administrative date of the start of the ori- well as aid In the running Church, Elizabeth. The Mass Hospital. He was born in ginal building. of many social, religious profit organization compos- 1931 In Harrisburg, Penn- position in an acceptable Tickets - $1.00. 1500 IRVING STREET. RAHWAY. N.J. will be con-celebrated by hospital; and a position as Plans for the new addi- and civic affairs which are ed of over 800 international sylvania, and was graduated held in the hall. eight priests, with Abbot" trademark - owning com- from Gettsburg College with administrator, assistant ad- tion were donated by Max ; Martin Burne, O.S.B., of St. panies and lawyers, law ministrator,- or administra- Vogel, Architect and Engi- It is reported that the Tickets are available from any member or may be Mary's Abbey, Morristown, a Br A. degree in 1952. It neer. Fund$ for the con- expansion fund drive now firms, advertising agencies, was during his period of ser- tive assistant or equivalent purchased at the door the evening of the performance. as celebrant. Friends and public relations agencies, vice with the U.S. Army position. Faculty members struction were raised in a being conducted has re- Serving Rahway and Adjoining Communities for 119 Years neighbors are invited to at- designers and others inter- Medical Service Corps as of an approved course in large part by Harry Hoeft, ceived fine support from Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation tend. ested In trademarks. First Lieutenant that his in- hospital administration are Senior Life Membei, who Rahway businessmen as well The Mass will be followed also eligible. _ has contributed 15 years as individuals connected with Mr. De Slmone and his terest In hospital manage- since his retirement, to col- the American Legion. by a dinner and an afternoon wife, Josephine, have three . ment was aroused. When he (Continued on Page 4) buffet at the Benedictine children, David, Joanne and was discharged in 1956 he . _lectlng paper for theAmeri- Motherhouse, Elizabeth. Ellen.

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'•'*'•"••'•'• '- '•.'•:.•'•": • •• •' August 24, 1967 Page 4 Roljiway News-Record/Clork Patriot Rahwqy News-Record/Clork Patriot PogeS itrlcken wltiTdlny or falnttar rrdnrg 220, Maget to Me Jvlullen; ing chimneys off. ' j Arriving home on Friday ftMnwar 309, Mensak to Palamar; ^ilectri-cenun which 7. Lighted medicine cabinets. August 25th are Nancy Os- ffife ecorb 314, Palevedo to Rowley; Landscaping eliminate blowlown fuses aand mta- so that danger warnings on iecki of Kenneth Place and \Miss Kathleen V. Hegyesl 315, Rubrlght to Spencer; imlzeil fifire hazardhazardss , ^auto^auto- labels can be read easily. Jane Me Nulty of Willow Published Every Thursday Morning by 316; Sprovach to Wagenhof- matically cutting off a circuit s 8. Floors that Wipe up easily, Way, both of Clark, from THE NEWS RECORD PRINTING COMPANY fer; 318, Walton to Zukow- Increases power and pinpointing the like vinyl or asbestos tile, to six weeks in France S»B 1470 Brood Street. Rohway, N.J., 388-060(J 8ki. „. , danger area, whenever a de- keep floors clear . of spilled A.I.F.S. students. Bride Of RonaldMagarro NINTH GRADE: 105, Home Values fective appliance Is plugged to. grease and soapy' water, re- They left from' Kennedy /Associate Publisher & Editor . . '; Barbara clrran Abernathy to Blackshear; 3 Grounded outlets to elim- sponsible for thousands of- Mies Kathleen Veronica his brother's best man. The I Whether your home planting inate electric shock. New ap- broken limbs each year. Airport for Paris on July 106, Borek to D. Buroff; 107, agenda calls for a lew shrubs 15. From Paris they motor- Hegye6, daughter of Mr. and Ushers were Edward Gold- Second Class Postage Paid at Rahway, New Jersey pliances, using a three-pronged 9. Storage room to prevent Mrs. Zolton F. Hegyes of berg of Fort Lee; Robert! N. Buroff to Crawford; 205, or complete re-landscaping as plug, require such outlets us- clutter. Large utility rooms and ed to St. Malo, a very quaint Cregge to Drlza; 209, Drou- part of your home Improve- and picturesque town on the i 530 Albermarle St., Rahway, Ronchette of Teaneck and i usulily not found In older broom closets, so that mops Joseph Werling of Pas sale. I Subscription Rote by Mail Including postage shotls to Gallinella; 213, ment program this spring, it Is and palls are not left on stairs. northern coast of France. ! became the bride of Ronald 52 weeks $4.00 Garrlty to Hardenburg; 214, advised that you follow a basic homes. ,,t _t__ Stairway clutter, including lit- Here they lived In dorms at Charles Magarro, son of The bride wore a full I G. Harris to Ir«|ng; 215, landscaping plan. For a well 4 Hand-rails on all stairs, Mrs. Anthony Magarro and length Italian silk, cream I Outside Union and Middlesex Counties $6.00 tered toys, are responsible for the Lycee Technique with : Ishmael to Klukowski. planted property not only re- to help curb deadly falls countless deaths annually. girls from all over the world the late Anthony Magarro of color gown and carried dais- Alember New Jersey Press Association flects the beauty and charm of 5 Light switches both at the 10. Lights in all bedroom 9 Hope St., Lodi, N. J. in ies, roses and gladioli. The Also: 216, Klusewicz to head and bottom of stairs, so and attended summer school Lo Rocco; 219, Losey to your house, it provides outdoor closets. An often-neglected! at the University of Rennes. a double ring ceremony per* attendants were attired in This newspaper is responsible for typographical living for the family, and ln- that staircases can be well- Me Kadzean; 302', Me Mich- safety feature, these lights pre-; School was from 9 to 12 | formed by Rev. James C. full length olive green or-: errors only to the extent of the space the errors • creases its real estate value. lighted ahead of you. vent groping In the dark, often i I Sharp at St. Mary's Church, ganza gowns. ael to Nunez; 304, Oboz to Plan with a purpose: trees 6 well-constructed masonry and the rest of the day and occupy. Claims must be made within one week of Pohl; 305, Pope toSaunders; wwhilh e beingg balanced precari-j i Rahway, at 4 p. m., August •• The bride, a graduate of publication. for shade, screens, or accents chimneys with vitrified tile hi weekends were spent on ex- 311, G. Scala to D. Smith; or color and form — shrubs and linings to prevent erosion by ously on a chair. cursions. They toured the 20. A reception followed at Newark State College is a I 312, J. Smith to R. Taylor; evergreens to enhance the ar- -fumes and to prevent brlcKs Island abbey of Le Mont St. Wieland's Steak House, teacher at Riverdell Jr. High j LETTERS TO THE EDITOR will be accepted by 313, W. Taylor to Webster; chitectural lines of the house. Michel, visited the American Mountainside. School. She was a member i this paper as space o//ows. All letters must be 320, Welngarten to Zong. Gardens and shrub borders cemetery at Omaha Beach Given in marriage by her of Beta Delta Chi and Newark signed with name and address. Names and addresses should be planned and notStorage Space Problems Are on the coast of Normandy, father, the bride had herState College Historical will be verified before publication. No unsigned scattered hit or miss about the took a three hour boat trip sister, Miss Patricia M. Society. letter will be published. Names and addresses will property, says the American Often Solved by Built-Ins to the Island of Jersey in Hegyes as maid of honor. The bridegroom is a grad- be withheld by the paper upon request. Eagles Will Association of Nurserymen. the English Channel and The bridesmaids were Mrs. uate of Dean's College and Conform to Design ^^^ spent a three day weekend William Larsen of Somer- New York Institute of Photo- Big home or little home, A family room, of course can •^ In the Loiree Valley visit- set; Miss Donna Rotonda of graphy and is owner of Ron YODER Kosty; 222, Ralph Manfredi, For instance, in planting provide storage space for my- Newark and her cousin. Miss Kottler - Manero. Consider Sale around the contemporary large household or small, there ^-.j ing the beautiful chateaus the Magarro Modern Photo- riad belongings. These may in- Maureen Shaughnessy of graphy Studio, Teaneck, N.J. (continued from page 1) Also, 223, Charles Pat- house with its long low lines Is hardly a family that can say clude movie and slide projec- * '•> region is famous for. They keep planting under long pic- It has adequate storage space. also took a boat across the Cambria Heights, N. Y. The couple is now on a Membership is granted t rick, Manto - Miller, Mari- tion equipment, card tables Sidney Magarro served as lyn; 224, Leslie Rutledge, Of Facilities ture windows low, and conform The lack may be general — and game supplies, hobby ma- bay to Dinard, a famous wedding trip to Florida. those who have been Nomi- Miller, Michael - Parrella; to the lines of the house by us- from attic to the basement — terials, and radio-phonograph French resort. nees in good standing In the ing low material such as or it may be confined mainly to 319, Warren Hanson, Pas- Final decision on the dis- certain rooms, such as kitchen, equipment. Space also might Summer school over they College for at least two posal of the property and ground covers. be set aside in this room to dis- years and who.have fulfilled coe - Riccardi; 317, David To add height and softness bathroom, or family room. left St. Malo for Paris, via Arnold, Rice - Serafin; 315, Aerie home located at 325 play a collection of old china 5^1 Chartres where they visited technical requirements for place a flowering tree away Lumber and lumber paneling and glass, athletic trophies, 1 — Howard Shirley, Shipkowski West Grand Ave., Rahway, SLAVE WORK FOR ROTARY MEMBERS earned $$$$$ for the members of the In- from the house; not against It - the magnificent Gothic Cath- Katherine M. Bienfang advancement. Mr. Yoder teract Club of Rahway. Presenting $135 from their hard - earned treasury (left are Ideal for creating built-ins or, perhaps, prized examples of -Szymanski; 314, Harry Rei- will be taken during the Large windowless areas may to correct the lack of storage edral. Sightseeing ^n Paris successfully passed both course of a regular meeting to right): to Eugene E. Cook and Gordon Harris are Steve Stavish, chairman of the oral and written examina- ser, Tannis - Walburn; 313, need to be broken up by an In- facilities, for lumber will flti photography. Richard Nolan, Wancea - scheduled for August 28 at Interact "earning" committee and Edward Hendlewitch, chairman of the "spending" dividual plant or grouping. Into any decorative scheme and i The storage wall Is another -Zboyam 8—p-.—m—it—was-announced -committee:—The—membeTS-of-imeiact,—which 1& sponsored—by-th -Rairway-Rotary- A good way tolftart planning c^HcepToKln~??~ Fellowship is awarded to it Is economical and easy to. TWELFTH GRADE: 308, this week by Anthony Vanuk, club, decided to donate the money to the American Field Service fund which will your landscaping Is to place a work with. This Is especially rooms and will provide a great Miss Katharine M. Bien- men and women who have deal of varied storage space.. Champs Elysees, the Louv- field, and Mies Barbara H. Mrs. Anne Peters, Adinolfi- Secretary, of Rahway Aerie, bring a foreign student to Rahway High School for this year. piece of tracing paper over* a true of softwoods and some of re, Montmartre and Sacre fang, daughter of Mr. andCruikshank of Westfield. been Members of the Col-Brighouse; 307, Miss Bar- 1863, Fraternal Order of photograph of your house and the most readily available are It Is most useful, perhaps, in lege In good standing for at Coeur. Also the Palace of Mrs. George J. Bienfang of Charles H. Brandt, brot-l' iBrzde of Donald Fuchs bara Morrow, Brizak-Char- Eagles. 'use a few fundamental shapes the species that grow in the a child's bedroom, where- S. W.Anthony Bakum Wed 633 Valley Rd., Watchung, m dence of the voters. Mr. Versailles. From Paris they her - in - law of the groom I least five years and whoney; 304, Mrs. Sonia Levlne, Members of the order ex- and forms to work out group- western pine region. wardrobe closet arrangement I The wedding of Miss have been found technically Vogel said that he issued the will hold both hanging and motored to Calais where they formerly of Rahway, became of Westfield, served as bestM ter of Mr. and Mrs. James Cistaro - Dalplaz; 305, Mrs. press the hope that the total Ings. It may take more than Bullt-lns naturally should be the bride of William E. Cur- I Claudia, Anne Law, daugh- R. Law of 50 Gertrude St., eligible for advancement by Kids Honor Mike Totten — statement "in the interests one sketch to get the result you folded clothing, and drawers . Miss Joan Margaret lish major, she wilf start boarded the Cross Channel man. The ushers were John! Sylvia Shanken, Dargis-Epi- membership will be on hand appropriate to the room. This Swackhamer, daughter of Ferry to Dover and on totis, son of Mrs. Nicholas Clark and Donald Robert Fu- the Board of Credentials. of good government in which want. Use the combination that sounds elementary, but It takes or even bins can be utilized for teaching in the Westfield Pu- T. Hagln, cousin of the bride, I fano; 306, Mrs. Ellen Ebbe, to air their personal views the two party system must best brings out the feeling the sports equipment and toys. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Fremnd London. In London they visit- C. Zyfers, and the late Wil- of Plainfield; Timothy G.I chs, son of Mr. and Mrs. To be eligible, candidates Epprecht-Giglio; 310, James on whether or not to sell some planning and forethought blic School system In Sept- Robert Fuchs of 27 Cutler must have submitted an ac- be preserved." architect tried to express in his to work out the sort of bullt-lns However, it can be used al- Swackhamer of 910 Station ember. ed Westminster Abbey, Plc- liam E. Curtis and stepson Carroll of North Plainfield I Me Keon, Gluibizzi - Hoag- the property. The Mailman J ceptable Fellowship project The Democratic Party is design. Within your chosen that will do the best Job In a most anywhere to advantage. Ave., Haddon Heights, N.J., - St. Paul's of Nicholas C. Zyfers of and Peter D. Clark, of Ne-f PI., Clark took place Aug- land; 300, Miss Ellen Nu- These built-in units can be de- became, the bride of Walter The bridegroom is also a 182 Belmont Ave., North ust 20 afternoon in St. Ag- which may be a thesis, four tion, his cherished Green going about its business as If outline of shapes, Incorporate specific situation. > Montclair State graduate who of Lon- shanic Station. gent, Hoefling - Ka6per; 302, For Mike "the mailman" certain plants as accents. Oth- signed to cover a whole wall Anthony Bakum, son of Mr. Plalnfield ceremonies per- nes' Church, Clark,. case reports, a bibliography Toten, a day's labor finds Hornet cards. Thomas last year's election was Just For example, storage space was President of Psl Chi Changlng of the The bride, a graduate of|| Norman Ross, Kazazis - ers will serve as fillers. In a kitchen should be co-ordi- and will save space often oc- and Mrs. Walter Bakum of Guard formed by the Reverend Gor- Rev. George C. Lutz of- of four published articles, or RAHWAY BOY COVERED him making innumerable de- Woodrow, 877 Bryant St., a- normal defeat at the polls. Fr a ter nity" and a^arsir? H « Buckingham Pal- Rahway High School, recei-l Lenox; 301, Mrs. Rita Hall, nated with work areas. Drawers cupied by furniture. 579 Valley Rd., Clark, in ace Had don Lowden In the First Me- ficiated at the ceremony, an/ combination of case re- HEAD TO TOE liveries, but Monday morn- filled two wagons with bot- "They fail to analyze the Color Selection football player. He will teach - a" evening visit to ved her A. B. degree from m '<* Leonard - Me Donnell. and cabinets should be planned ceremonies performed by the eatr ea e a lcnlc thodist Church of Plainfield A reception followed at The . ports and articles. Mr. Yo- IN BODY PAINT ing, things got turned around. tles and' totted them to thecauses that brought about Select the colors you think PAINT SYSTEM Industrial Arts andbeaslis- , * l- & * P Hood College, Frederick, der submitted four case re- Also: 216, Charles Spie- nearby supermarket for de- this loss. They fail to real- to hold heavy equipment below Father Kelly of St. Rose of lunch a Camb at 5:30 p.m., August 19. Town and Campus Inn, Union. Who said Rahway doesn't Mike was on the receiving will fit the setting. Choose.not counters and cupboards to con- To keep stairway in use while tant football coach atthenew L ridge and a A reception followed at Fid-Maryland, and graduated ports resulting from his per- wak. Me Guinness - Olson; have to worry about the posits, a feat highly regard- ize that over 400 Democrats only color for blooms, but fol- Lima Church, Haddon 6 a Cam from the Katharine Gibbs Mr. Law gave his daugh- end. A group of his fans tain lighter Items should eoj It is being painted, jSplit the dler's Elbow Country Club, sonal hospital experience as 214, Mrs. Beverly Gedul- "Hippies"! Anyone visiting ed by all, since he managed in the Second Ward voted iage and bark as well. There Heights, assisted by RevColoni. a High School in lept! ^J?? lef*t bl v F?? ' School in New York City. ter in marriage. Miss Ter- dig, O'Reilly - Remeta; 212, presented him with a tie are many shades of green, from above. Consideration should bej painting Job into two halves. jttobert E. Dubois of the First ember. . ^7 _ J?t from Lon- esa Landini of Hawthorne an administrator. Thia year Roosevelt playground last cla6p and a pair of cuff links. to wait out the long, Saturday, against our candidates. We given, too, to space for mixers,; Do every other step the first don Airport for Kennedy. The Bedmlnster The bridegroom graduated the College admitted 125 James Russo, Reul - Samo; week would certainly think rush line at the cash regi6- must have done something the rich dark green yews to toasters, blenders and other (Presbyterian Church of Had- girls are both students in Miss Carolyn B. Dema- was Maid of Honor, and Ro- 209, Mrs. Alice Miller, San- Mike's fans include neigh- the blue-green spruces or Jun- day. Allow this to dry overnight don Heights, at 11 a. m. from North Plainfield High ger Fuchs, brother of the Fellows, 325 Members, and that they were in Central borhood youngsters between Ilet- Anthony Pallsi, 181 WRONG to deserve such a small appliances that a house- and paint alternate steps the the junior class at Johnson rest of Rahway was maid of School, and is -completing der - Sojka; 220, Mrs. Mur- ipers as well as the Ught, yel- l August 19. honor. The bridesmaids groom, was best man. The 750 Nominees. Park's Sheep Meadow. the ages of six and nine, I Stanton St., meanwhile, was No - confidence vote. What low-greens of many deciduous wife may not wish to keep out next day. Regional. undergraduate studies at Ri- iel Rowland, Solomon - have we done to antagonize all the time. ; Given in marriage by her were Mrs. Peter H. Clau- eight other attendants in the While in Chicago, Mr. Yo- Thomas; 202, William Aps- "Body Painting" was fea- who frequently trail after brewing a concoction for sale shrubs. der College. He is presently bridal party included, Miss tured at the field. Mike Kel- n a so many of our supporters?" WARM PL'TTy father, the bride wore a George Britton Smith of ssen of Knoxville, Tenn.; employed by Owen Assoc-|| der also attended the 69th ley, Thorpe - Weaver; 203, him, doing what youngsters L° temporarily|established y Plan for pleasing color har- In a bathroom — even in a Kathrine Murphy, Miss Mau- ly, of 914 Bryant St., Rah- shrewdly located near, M Vl kd small one — there usually Is! When replacing a broken gown of white chantilly lace. Rahway was among 458 stu-Mrs. Charles H. Brandt, sis- iates, Kingston, N. J. Annual Meeting of the Am-Miss Carole Hammer," Web- of that age do best: Ask Mr. Vogel aaked. * mony in foliage and flowers. window in cold weather, heat a reen O'Brien, Miss Ellen erican Hospital Association, way, was the main attrac- Questions. And, apparently, a game area, organized by Don't mix strong foliage colors space to box in the area under The empire bodice was styl- dents to receive a B. S. de-ter of the groom of West- [•** er - Zawislak; 201, Mr. "If we don't find the ans- brick and lay "putty on It while gree from Western Kent- Kessler, Miss Marge Cardi- scheduled for August 21-24 tion. Mike is 6 years old both Mike's patience and his Michael and Edward Kosty, wer, the chances are we In one grouping. Be subtle. the basin. This will provide ed with a modified scoop Henry Legreide, Special room for towels, extra soap and working. This keeps the putty . neckline and kabuki sleeves. ucky University at summer nuto ajid Jack Lewandowski, at the International Amphi-! and decided to body paint answer have endeared him 133 Stanton St. Michael and won t regain the support we Carry your plan to the sides soft and oily. John Soltis, August Olivier, ' theatre. on the park table. Miss Eil-' Scott Holt, 171 Stanton St., and rear of the house. These bathroom tissue, and perhaps The skirt was princess line commencement ceremonies SEVENTH GRADE: 201, to his fans. lost last year. also for bulkier things such as held August 4. and Tom Baechle. een Kutcher and Miss Ton! Just returning from vaca- "We must confess guilt areas generally serve the fam- PREVENTS RUSTING and the chapel sweep train Frances Cannon, Abernathy to Blackwell; 202, Quite spontaneously, the ily's garden living. Hedges, hot water bottles. If the bath- flowed from the shoulders « • * The bride is a junior at Taylor, instructors at thechildren decided to do some- tion, sold some of their won- in refusing to heed the wish- room is fairly good-sized, then Apply a thin coat of paste Blaine to Carlson; 204, Cash grounds, made the neces- drous collection of shells shrubs, trees provide privacy. in a semi-cage effect. The John T. Lucadamo, son of Montclair State College, SCHOOL OPENING thing nice for Mike, and es of the people. We have cabinets may be built on the wax to metal parts and handles L.E. Armstrong where- she is majoring in to Desranleau; 206, Dockins sary preparations. and seaweed, still wet and Your sketch should show a wall to hold these supplies, of hand tools used outdoors to headpiece was a cluster of Mr. and Mrs. U. V. Luca- (continued from page 1) to Glagola; 212, Golia to plans were formulated to on many occasions antagon- group of plants of varying Home Economics. Several other youngsters soggy. ized good people by voting medicines and other necessi- prevent rusting and keep tools white silk illusion. The bride damo of 898 Bryant St., Rah- Higglns; 301, Hobby to Kap- buy him a present. The first heights. ' ties. free of dirt. carried a cascade of white way, served in an editorial Mr. Fuchs a graduate of took part in the festivities stage of the plan was to eli- And, as predicted, the for variances in spite of the {Plan Marriage pel; 303, Karaman to Mata- ages of 5 to 16. carnations and rosebuds, capacity on an award-win- DAVIES APPOINTED General Motors Institute, gau, Speich - Iriola; 3U, rese. from the minate the young ladies of young girls of the neighbor- rightful and Justifiable ob- Flint, Mich, is an electrical P.S. Thank goodness hood did become the group's Sacked with stephanotis. ning student newspaper at The appointment ofJ. Mr. and Mrs. Merriell j Leonard Emkin, Tuday - Also: 306, MaterotoNash; the neighborhood from the jections of the people in Safety-Check JYFW Auxiliary engineer for General Motors White; 318, Mrs. Linda For- they used water colors!! best customers. the neighborhood. One such Mrs. Raymond Block of Alfred University for the fir- Warren Davies, Presidentof Cannon of 866 Riffle Ave., ! 307, Nelson to Post; 317, group. "If our sisters are st semester of the 1966-67 Rahway, have announced the !in Linden.. gosh, Wight - Zygo. ;oing to help", protested one And, on Monday morning, example is the passing of Haddon Heights was matron Lincoln Technical Institute, Prakapas to Seaman; 319, of honor. The bridesmaids academic year. Lucadamo, Newark, to the N. J. State engagement of 'their daugh- j ELEVENTH GRADE: 320, Seifert to Supak; 321, Sup- youngster to his parents, Mike's fan club met himthe Radiology Lab on St.Can Prevent Planning For three blocks away from the Georges Ave, Our officials, were Mrs. James R. Caro- a senior majoring in Eng- Department's "Finance ter. Miss Frances Cannon, | Emanuel Zuber, Abernathy- ancic to Werner; 323, West BORING HOLES'? 'who will be left to buy JERSEY PREP lish, Is the "Flat Lux" Edl Study" Area Committee" on to Lawrence E. Armstrong, Black; 321, Mrs. Constance To avoid getting" a ragged anything?" usual rendezvous and made were dead wrong in appoint- villano, sister of the bride- HAVE US to Zofcin. their presentation to a very Accidents . — FALL TERM— groom from CISrki'Mra. Ri- tor - In - Chief. The "Flat" vocational training has been son of Mrs. Prebble Arms- Davie, Blaes - Cannon; 322, EIGHTH GRADE: 108, edge on the bock side of the Michael Sherwood, 926 ing this request. They lis- recently received a flrsi Rummage Sale maUman, tened to die wrong advice, The average American home! chard D. Swackhamer, sister Miss Kay Cannon announced by Robert M. trong and the late Mr. Arm- Miss Yvette Oskutls.Carey- Abrahams to Barrientos; board, back the panel with a Jaques Ave., made a noble COURSES IN: claBs honor rating from th< ^orthington, Assistant strong of El Paso, Texas. Dagastaro; 323, Thomas block of scrap wood or lay It if we are to regain the Is thought to be a pretty "safe": - in - law of the bride from Members of the Mulvey. FILL YOUR HEX! 110, Bartz to Bradley; 203, sacrifice; he put up on auc- place, yet recent studies by thej Complete Accelerated Associated Collegiate Pres Commissioner of Education. The bride-elect is a grad- Poznanski, D'Agostino-Fin- flat on top of a board. Clamp confidence of the voters ALGEBRA Roselle Park; Mrs. Thomas in competition with othe: Ditmars Ladies Auxiliary, Brady to Chiaravallo; 207, the two pieces together till National Safety Council show: High School Course J. Oakes of North Plainfield, Plans Marriage uate of Trenton State Col- negan; 324, Robert Cochran Christiansen to Djean; 210, Fifth Ward; James Crowell, (2300 of them) we must prove GEOMETRY papers of its size. Veterans of Foreign Wars, PRESCRIPTION after the hole is drilled. that the Democratic Party that some 5,500 people die an-j and Miss Carol Szukalski of l«?ge, Trenton and teaches Fiore - Haffer; 325, Miss Deltzer to Forsythe; 211, President of the Rahway De- nually from home fires and; Make-up Courses TRIGONOMETRY * * * Post No. 681, Rahway, is fifth grade in Franklin Scho- mocratic Club and Travis has returned to the people, Atlantic City. DEPOSITS 13 BILLION Barbara Lowney, Hanlon - Fritz to Houck; 217, Huey CLUE WARMER burns, while approximately ! for College Admission CHEMISTRY conducting a three - day ol-, Rahway. Jacop,no: 221, Miss Sandra Democrats Corey, a member of the that it has become Demo- four million more are Injured ' BIOLOGY The attendants all wore To Mr. MacVicar Rev. Vincent F. Cher rummage sale at the V.F.W. Total deposits in New Jer- CLARK to Knight. To keep glue warm for easWr REGISTER NOW The prospective bride- 'Goldstein. Jakubowski - membership committee of cratic in theory, in spirit In the home. PHYSICS floor length gowns of pink nesky of the Holy Trinity Post Home, 1491 Campbell sey's 251 banks topped 13 Also: 218, KnechttoMaas; flow and better results, you can The engagement of Miss groom is district engineer the city - wide Democratic and in practice. That It's DAY — CO-ED — EVENING HISTORY lace with scoop neckline, Polish • National Catholi Street, Rahway. billion dollars for the first pour It Into a tin can and let It Doesn't this suggest the wis- Kay Cannon to Theodore time during the first half for Worthington Corpora- DRUGS stand In water Inside a baby's Will Honor Club were among the guests. elected officials are repre- dom of making a "safety sur- ENGLISH yoke bodice and short Church, Linden, reported to- On Sale starting Thurs- B6 Westfield Ave., Clark Patrick O'Donnell presid- senting Ail the people in vey" of your home? Here Is a sleeves with matching open MacVicar has been announ- day that the annual parish of 1967. tion in El Paso, Texas. bottle warmer. COLLEGE BOARDS ced by her parents, Mr. and day, Friday and Saturday, A fall wedding is planned. TEMPLE BETH OR-CLARK ed at the session with Betty the City, in fulfillment of the check-list of Important safety LANGUAGES crown. headoleces of pink picnic would be held Sunday, September 7, 8, and 9, from CARRYING GLASS West as secretary. Refresh- purposes for which the Party features to look Into: lace daisies trimmed with Mrs. M. M. Cannon, 866 Rif- beginning at 12 noon. The 381-7100 fle Ave., Rahway. Mr. Mac 9 A. M. till 4 P. M. will, When carrying a large pane Gilgannon ments and a social hour exists," he said. 1. Bathroom safety locks. green petals and floating - annual affair is designed as be all types of household ANNOUNCES of glass, slit a piece of garden These allow the door to be i r 80no f Mr- and a The First Ward Demo- followed the business ses- NEWARK: 1186 RAYMOND BLVD. AT BROAD ST. veils. The bridesmaids car- w ,,?„\£„ ^ ' reunion of friends and fam- items, adult and childrens' hose lengthwise and slip over sion with Ann Morenko and opened from the outside If a ried cascades of pink car- Mrs. William MacVicar of ihes. In addition to_a wide winter clothing, toys a8 well the bottom and top edges to cratic Club selected a child has locked Itself in or If Margaret Stokeley In charge. Market 3-4050, MArket 3-2070 I-OR nations and pink rosebuds, Pt. Pleasant. " variety of Polish food to be as furniture. Proceeds will act as a grip. This will help pre- special committee to ar- adults have suddenly been .-U The bride-elect is a grad- served, there will be games vent breakage and Injury to range a buffet affair for their and the matron of honor car- g be used towards^ comforting HEBREW and SUNDAY SCHOOL hands. councilmanic candidate John ried pink carnations and uate of Rahway High School and contests conducted for hospitalized veterans. Mrs. Gilgannon, during Monday white rosebuds. and Helene Fuld School of all who attend. Julian Egna- Walter Soper Is general ILLUSION MIRRORS night's meeting. Thomas J. Bakum of Clark Nursing in Trenton. She is czewski is general chair- chairman, assisted by Mre. Long mirrors hung vertically Vogel To Dems: presently on the nursing staff man. Tickets may be pur- John Dunham, Auxiliary Vhen we talk about Mr. Gilgannon, principal served as his brother's best REGISTRATION n a room tend to add height to of Rahway Hospital. chased at the door for those speaker of the evening stat- Cash? man. The Ushers were: Nancy Turner Exchanges President. the celling, while large rec- wishing to attend. ed that his platform will be, James R. Carovillano, Mr. MacVicar is a grad- Sunday, August 27 angular mirrors mounted on EFFECTIVE SEPT. 7th uate of Rahway High School The Ladies Auxiliary to the wall give the feeling of "Real Representation" for Remember Last brother - in - law of the reimportation, and Trenton State College, William H. Roberts, a for- 10 a. m. to Nooft width and spaciousness. the residents of the First bridegroom, from Clark; Ri- Mulvey Ditmars, Veterans 141 Valley Road, Clark Ward. Explaining that issues up chard D. Swackhamer, Trenton. He is presently on mer Rahway resident and Vows With Richard Kalt of Foreign Wars, Post No. at Council must be voted on Election Year for brother of the bride from the teaching staff of the Scot- controller of the Gillette Sa- Miss Nancy Turner, dau- stein, cousin of the bride, 681/ Rahway, will participate with the best interest of all' Roselle Park; Lt. H. Earl ch Plains - Fanwood School i fety Razor Company, has ghter of Dr. and Mrs. Hen- Miss Leslie Glick, Miss in a bingo social at the Old In a strong plea to Rahway to $1000. you ry N. Turner of 674 St. it helps put c-System . i jjg named a vice president Leslie Berger, Mrs. Patri- Soldiers Home, Menlo Park, taxpayers in mind, the cand- RAHWAY HOSPITAL Harper, USA, from Garwood en idate declared that if elect- Democrats to "analyze the and Jeffrey Leonard of South A November wedding is i and controller. Before be- Georges Ave., Rahway, was cia Stugart, and Mr6.Norma New Jersey. Over 150 vet- causes" behind last year's planned. coming controller in 1965, married on August 20 to Ri-Morton, friends of the bride. erans will enjoy bingo, re- ed, he would constantly vote August 2 Orange. to this end. defeat, Democrat Max Vo- Following a reception at Mr. Roberts served In the hard Kalt, son of Mr. andMiss Donna Friedman was freshments as well as cig- gel today asked the local PITTS, Daniel and Joyce, same capacity in The Paper rs.^ Bernard Kalt of 150her cousin's flower girl. The arettes on August 28th. New Jersey Ross Di Como, Charles Cherry Hill Inn, Cherry Hill, Party officials to work to- 73T Audrey Dr., Rahway, ON YOUR SIGNATURE Mate Companies, another di- Halstead Rd., Elizabeth. The attendants wore pink peau Post and auxiliary mem- Crowell, councilman of the a girl the couple left for a wedding ward regairtng the confl- trip to Long Beach Island. Social Notes vision of The Gillette Com- ceremony was performed by de sole gowns and carried bers are asked to be at the August 3 pany, since 1960. He wasRabbi. Teitz at The Short cascades "of matching gar- Post Home Monday at 7 P.M. GLASS, Herbert and Bea- They will be at home in Mr. and Mrs. W. B.Stuart "on the road" orglnally employed by theHills Caterers, Short Hills, denias. GETAWAY Roselle Park after the trip. of 1159 Elm Ter., Rahway, where transportation will be trice, 34 W. Emerson Ave., Gillette Safety Razor Com- •Jew Jersey. Joseph Fuller, friend of 36 MONTHS TO REPAY The bride, a graduate of have returned from a 30 provided, according to an •Rahway, a boy pany in 1955 as sales ac- The bride. escorted by the groom, served as best announcement by Mrs. Wal- August 5 Montclair State College day 8,000 mile trip which Until N. J.'s new liberalized loan law goes into effect last June, was President of countant. ler father, wore an ivory man. The ushers were Den- ter Soper, Hospital Chair- to new prosperity took them to Yellowstone WHILE THE RAHWAST JOHNSON, William and • * * peau de sole gown with re- nis Turner, brother of the man. Assisting Mrs. Soper Carol, 836 Hillside Rd., we'll be glad to lend yoy u $500.00 righghtt nonoww ! Open your Delta Omicron Pi Sorority and Crater Lake Parks, the and listed in Who's Who in Byron S. Thomas of 179embroidered Alencon Lace bride, Robert Geller, Mark will be Auxiliary President, Rahtfay, a boy account today and get the cash you need plu scenic route through Oregon with a matching crown and Brody, Howard Satz, Nor- nt toda d t th h d lus a cash re- American Colleges. AnEng- to California. While in LosMonroe St., Railway, has Mrs. John Dunham and Post Kerne ^9^ j&ecotit August 6 serve for future use.... been accepted at Lincoln long veil. She carried a cas- man Bernstein, and Richard Commander, Camille Lec- Competition between states tor GETTING S GASS,. Jerome and Made- Angeles they visited rela- University in Pennsylvania cade of phalaenopeis orchids Jameison. ureux. attracting new industry is intense. line, 353 Washington St., CALL UP ...COME IN tives. They also toured Death with stephanoti8 and ivy. Valley and visited Bryce and for the fall semester. A The bride is a graduate of ' Public Service is right :n the thick • SUPPORT YOUR HOMETOWN Rahway, a girl freshman student, Mr. Tho- Mrs. Sheila Geller was Rahway High School and gra- Take Advantage Of Our August 9 And get the cash you want -- Right Now! Zion Canyons in Utah which er sister's matron of hon- of the battle, telling America's GOOD they described as beautiful mas will report for his stud- duated in June from Boston Low Sumirwr Prices,, RYAN, Joseph and Elaine, ies on September 14. r. The bridesmaids were University where she major- industrial community why business 153 Maple Ave., Rahway, a beyond belief. At St. Louis Miss Helene Kalt, sister of NEWSPAPER they visited the Gateway ed in elementary education. succeeds in. New Jersey. girl - (Continued on Page 8) the groom. Miss Diane Berg- She will bejs fourth grade Jackson Finance Co. Arch For example, we otfer full details Publuhti Ever/ Thurtday Mornlni by August 14 teacbex_in-M e n 1 o Park in WELLMAN, Anthony and September. ajjout New Jersey's excellent Gayle, 191 Iva St., Rahway, TheVbrldegroom, a gradu- land-sea-air transportation system . a boy Call 382-6060 ate of 3sffer6on HlghSchool, THE NEWS RECORD PRINTING COMPANY will g radua te in January Fill Your Coal Bin Whh. which gets products to market faster 1120 RariJan Rd., Clark Lie. »ioi2 Uhlgh Premium Anthracite and more economically. 1470 Brood Strtit, Rahway, N.J.,388-0600 from Fairleigh Dickinson Vacation time and money-on-hand sometimes have a way of N0 HAPPY University, Madison. He is missing each other on the year's calendar. Result? Another WE EXTEND CREDIT LIBERALLY a Sales Engineer with San KUT-STOVE Why do we advertise nationally to Cnly $4.00 bring* you 52 wttks of good rcadingHobout HELLO... Fernando Electric Manufac- "do-nothing" two-weeks-with-pay. ... is ever quite equal to the turing Company. 95 attract new business and industry the events of Rahway, Clark, Colonio and arto..,.only warm welcome extended to The couple will reside in |23 T0H ., to New Jersey? Because when a firm Why not get out the suitcases and come to us for a Vacation $6.00 for yearly lubicriptions outtidt Union and •••••• •••••"' newcomers by the Welcome FOOD FUN & FROLIC . CTII I I Wagon Hostess. Menlo Park following a wed- PEA COAL S2J.S5 moves into our state, more jobs v. Loan? We like Jpe idea of making our money available when •Middleiex Counties. r STILL ding trip to Bermuda. Her smile may be no brighter, immediately become available . . . 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V-' "•••»« August 24,1967 _ Rahway News-Record/Clark Patriot - Page 7 ,-v iself sayihg'over and over a- Rahway News-Record/Clark Patriot August 24, 1967 gain, 'Swim, Scotty, swim, GRIDPRACTIC€ 1 Rays Corner you're a porpoise, you're a the annual Dean's List hon- way, have been placed oh the During the 23-week cour- Pvt. Emery, a signal sup- Riley, Kan. He is a student porpoise' ", referring to Clark Pipers Upsets Mark oring outstanding academic'^ Dean's List atSeton Hall Un- se, he was trained in leader- ply specialist In the com- at the University of Michi- Boys interested in play- Socials achievement are: Miss An-' iversity, the Rev. Clement ship, tactics of small infan- pany, entered the Army in gan, Ann Arbor. By RAY HOAGLAND his Porpoise group at the Y, ing High School varsity or to which he had Just been (Continued from Page 5) drea S. Arthur, 61 Dorset Ockay, Executive Dean has try units and use of infantry November 1966 and was last He received six weeks of John Moon, of this city Ruth Nutt of Clark and raised this Spring. When Dr. Junior High School football Dr., Clark, and Miss Mary announced. weapons. He also received stationed at Ft. Lee, Va. training in leadership, rifle Fast Pitch are urged to report to head Slow Pitch V. Schubert of 77 West Cher- * • • instructions In map and aer- marksmanship, physical was appointed the head track Mary Dickinson of Berkeley Walton returned with Scott, ial photograph reading, gue- He is a 1961 graduate of and cross country coach at Heights combined, this week i exhausted and shocked after coach Jim Taigia in the Several Rahway and Clark ry St., Rahway. Woodbridge High School and conditioning and other mili- senior high school gym at women are members of the Miss Beverly S. Cannfng, rrilla warfare and counter- tary subjects. the Rahway senior high to win over Ann Welsberger the experience, but triump- • • * daughter of Mr. and Mrs. attended Seton Hall Univer- 9 a.m. August 3/st. Coach committee arranging for the Bernard F-. Krlck, of 54 insurgency operations. Upon successful complet- school this week. Moon 1B and Evelyn Turner 6-2; hant for proving himself, he Champions Playoffs Walter F. Canning of 767 * • • sity in Newark. Before en- an international star who 6 - 2; In the quarter - finale Taigia-announced this week Union County Garden Club's James Ave., a teacher at tering the Army Emery was ion of summer camp and told his father, "Daddy, if annual fall flower show spon- W. Scott Ave., Rahway, has graduation from college, he has competed In all parts of the annual Union County I'd only had my 'walkie - that his staff is interested Glen Ridge High School and been awarded a scholarship Second Lieutenant Paul A. employed by Radio Corpor- The Clark Pied Pipers, Up-6ets have marked the sored by the Trailside Gar- Mrs. Eleanor A. Nonemaker, Georglou, son of Mr. andation of America in Avenel. will be commissioned a se- of. the world in AAU inter- Woman's double tennis tour- talkie', I could have called regular season champs, won in large squads and that play in the Recreation De- by Fairlelgh Dickinson Uni- national meets. He beld the nament, at Warinanco Park. every effort will be made to den Club, of Union County 29 Burnett St., alsoofClark, Mrs. Aristos Georglou of • • • cond lieutenant In the U. S. for help instead of yelling the playoffs by defeating the partment's Slow Pitch Play- on September 9 and 10 at versity. She will enter the Army. world's 100 - yard dash * • * myself hoarse." keep the squads large j and a teacher at Central University as a freshman 103 E. Emerson Ave., Rah- Clark Parksides in the final offs this week. The U. S. Trailside Nature and Science School, were among 33 par- way, has entered the seven- Cadet Me Mlllan gradu- .record of 9.3, while a stu- The first night football round, 2 games to none. throughout the year, thus j Gypsum team ha6 posted two at the Teaneck Campus in Army Private William B. After a three hour sleep, Center, Watchung Reserva- ticipants represent- week base civil engineering Maloney Jr., 19, whose pa- ated in 1963 from Rahway dent at Tennessee A & I.game in the history of theand none the worse for the The Pipers won the first assuring playing experience wins, a 10 - 5 decision over tion. Mrs. Carol Hoffman of September. A 1967 graduate for the maximum number of ing school districts in Ohio, of Rahway High School, she course at the Air Force In- rents live at 1105 Greslln High School. • » • Pop Warner Conference will experience except a bruise game 7-3 as Jose Evan Purolator and a 7 - 4 win Clark is a vice-chairman New York, Nevada, Oregon stitute of Technology, be beld at Veterans Field players. will be enrolled in the Den- Terrace, Rahway, complet- * • • The football staff was on his leg when hit by the bested Jerry D'Faberlzo. over the B 8; F team to and Horticulture chairman; and New Jersey during an Wright - Patterson AFB. ed eight weeks of advanced completed with the appoint- on Sept. 23rd when the Eli- boat turning over, Scott and Evan aided his own cause move into the quarter finals tal Hygiene curriculum at Marine Private Wayne W. Mrs. Charles Blltt of Rah- 11-day Ohio University so- Ohio. infantry training July 27 at Kopsky, son of Mr. and Mrs. ment of Jim Russo, as back zabeth PAL's meet the Alan still lamented they had with a twarun triple in the with the 1st Slovac Club, who way has charge of arrange- ;the University. While in high Chiefs at 8:00 p. m. The team cial science curriculum de- ; school Miss Canning was a Lieutenant Georgiou, a Ft. McCleUan, Ala. William Kopsky of 312 Wood- field coach. Bill Dolan as lost their anchor and fire sixth Inning. Centerflelder has won their only play-off ments .book; and the Outdoor velopment workshlp held the maintenance engineer, 18 as line coach, ftick Nolan as will return under the lamps Harry Wittom was the big Maurice Adlers 6 - 19; Na- game a 12-8 decision over • member of the Blue Tri-Hl- r He received specialized ruff Ave.. Avenel, is attend- r- .extinguisher. tional Equipment 4 - 11; Welcome will be given by first half of August. signed at Vandehberg AFB, ing the Aviation Ordnance- sophomore coach under the on October 7th against the Dr. and Mrs. Walton have stick for the Parkside team the United Lacquer. the Seeds and Weeds Gar- • Y and Drama Clubs and ser- Instruction in small unit tac- Quinn & Boden Co., Inc. • • * ved as treasurer of the Poli- Calif., as a member of thetics and In firing such wea- man School at the Naval Air popular Jim Taigia, and line Hillside Cornets. an abiding faith In the swim- as he went 4 for 4. Gun Rack, another last den Club of Clark. The pub- Strategic -Air/ Command, coach Bill Apsley. 4-12;' and Gun Rack 3-13. place team has scored two Martin Timins, 21, son ol tical Problems Club. pons as the M-14 rifle, the Technical Training Center, ming lessons of the Rahway The final game of the ser- In the Eastern Division lic is invited, to the show Mr. and Mrs. Heyman Tim- America's long - range nu- M-60 machine gun and the Jacksonville, Fla. * • » Tom Fitzgerald, Jr. play- YMCA — the best life in- ies was another pitching duel straight win6, a 13 - 8 vic- and there will be no admis- • • * - clear bomber and missile ed in an all-star baseball of the league, Corey 8; tory over National Equip- ins, 143 West Milton Ave., The silver wedding anni- 3.5-inch rocket launcher. Cadet James S. Me Mil- He Is studying the use and Nicholas Delmonico was surance they have ever en- between Evan arai D'Faber- Corey Funeral Home is set- sion charge. Rahway, a student in the force. . • * * Ian, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. maintenance of .the various appointed the head coach of game at the Ted Williams countered. izo. The Pipers were lead- ment and a 7 - 0 shutout • > • versary of a former Rah- A 1963 graduate of Rah- baseball school this week ting the pace with 15 wins over the Rahway Inn. They School of Journalism of Sy-* way couple,' Mr. and Mrs. Charles W, Me Mlllan, 240 guns, munitions and rockets the junior high school and ing 2-1 going into the sixth and 3 losses with United Among the 87 undergrad- racu6e University, is cur- way High School, the lieu- Private Charles D.Simon, i Maple Ave., Rahway, 16 used by Navy and Marine Robert Polbumus as his as- before a crowd of 11,000 inning thanks to shortstop are also in the quarter- uates named to the Term R. G. Sherrer, wa6 cele- tenant received his B. S.19, son of Mr. and Mrs.' people. ^ .acquer in second with a finals playing the league rently participating in the brated August 19 at the home shown during bayonet train- Corps air units. sistant. | Mayor Endorses Pat Merrill's two run dou-13-4 record. Rahway Inn is Honors List 'for the spring Magazine Internship pro- degree in 1967 from Rut- .Harry Simon, 1472 Valley" ing while attending Army Graduates of the school • • • ble in the 1st. Parkside tied champs, the Reliable Mov- semester at the Rutgers Col- of Mr. Sherrer's mother, gers, where he was com-Road, Rahway, completed a in third place with 12 wins ers. Inman Pizzeria and gram sponsored for the fir- Mrs. Ann Arnold of Brick- Reserve Officers' Training are assigned to the gunnery Robert Berger was ap- For the second week in • the game in the bottom of and six loses. lege of Engineering are: missioned through the AirHawk missile and launcher Corps summer camp at Ft. and weapons departments pointed as the trainer for the sixth' on sucessive hits Costas played last night in st time by the American town. Their three daugh- maintenance course Aug. 3- The standing of other William Terhune, '69, of 68 Society of Magazine Editors ters, Betsy, Susan and Cin- Force Reserve Officers aboard aircraft carriers, air the coming season, by Sal Minetta and Joe Lon- a quarter - final game at Cornell Drive, Clark, an el- Training Corps program. at the Army Air Defense! stations and air squadrons. P MIDDLESEX COUNTY COLLEGE EXECUTIVE REVIEWS PROGRESS of College's students go. The Pipers rallied for :eams is as follows: Costas the park. The Pizzeria boys and the Education Committee dy were hosts of the occas- School, Ft. Bliss, Tex. WEDDING PLANS? * • • | Mayoy r John Marsh of Rah- G f Cg tudents Ice Cream 9-7; Inman Piz- ectrical engineering major; of the Magazine Purbllshers' his Denver team. workinki g att EssE o RResearch & EiEngineeringi CCompany thihsi summer.D Dr. Morris Lieff. second from three runs in the top of the have scored a 9 - 4 win over ion. Mr. and Mrs. Sherrer Call 388-0600 Eugene Perrlne, Sr., of * * * ' I way met with CCarlol s GGaray, zeria 9-9; Kimmel's Kozy Russell Johnson, '70, 1179Association. Seaman Apprentice Rocco During the 24-week course. this city and a member of All junior high school ticket sales chairman for left. Chairman of the Science Department at the County College, inspects the quantitative de- seventh on a couple of hits the strong Walt's team, while Charlotte PI., Rahway, fir6t are graduates of Rahway V. Segreto, USN, son of Mr. he was trained In the oper- •• termination of nitrogen prepared by students Frank Cygier (left) of Rahway and Robert J. Lucu- and some nifty baserunning Korners 8-8; Vince's Car Costas scored 7-5 over the • • • High School and now live in the Recreation Department's boys report to gym on Aug. | the Rahway Jaycees, to give Wash 7-10; Anglo's Main year basic and Ronald Sko- Miss Karen Silver of Hill- and Mrs. J. B. Segreto of atlon, adjustments, malnten-1 rifle club program has been 31st for your football equip-1 his support to the Rahway, dano. as Esso's Senior Chemist. Robert A. Hofstader and Senior Research Technician Anthony by Bill Jones and Jay An- Quinn &. Boden boys. cypec, '68, 1184 Jefferson Union. Guests were from 157 Coddlngton St., Rahway, ance and troubleshooting of; ment. Bring insurance mon- Gwiazdolski look on. glim. The bottom of the i-12; Purolator Products, crest Village, Clark, and a Rahway, Edison, Clark, Un- the Hawk missile system and appointed a home firearms Jaycees for their efforts in Inc. 4-10 and U.S. Gypsum C\her scores this week Ave., Rahway, chemical en- sophomore atGlassboro has retBrned to the Naval safety lna'tructor by the Na- les and permission slips. Isponsoring the N. J. Jaycee seventh found the Parkside were: Angelo Main 10 -Vin- gineering. ion, Mlddletown, Shrews Air Station, Alameda, Calif.,: associated test equipment, ness^VaTTey, team scoring a run and hav- Co'. 4-10. State College is among 625 bury, Lancaster and Pitts[Miss Judith Peckermqn * • • "Uonal Rifle Association. MrT Football Classic. The ef- ce Car Wash 2; Corey 8. • • * ^«L following three weeks of re- Joe Spissb of Twin Brooks, ing the bases loaded with students who have been plac- burgh, Pa., and Lockport, Perrine was awarded the forts put forth by the Rah- Corey 6 - Maurice Adlers James Patrick Scott of ed on the Dean's List and fresher training in waters Seaman John S. McKeon N. R. A. instructor's certi- way Jaycees will benefit Jim Torre of Branch Brook, Clark Jaycees, Regional Teachers no outs when manager Frank 0; and Reliable Movers 12 N. Y. "• son of Mr. an Clark was among those nam- Honor Roll for the spring former near San Diego, as a crew- ficate following completion charities in Rahway, as this and Robert (Beetle) Bierne Souchek stepped to the plate - Kozy Korners 4. ed to the Dean's List at Ap- Steven L. Hyman member aboard the attack Rahway Y Swimming of Atlantic City, the former and lined the second pitch CYRC Chiefs semester of the 1966-67 sch- ghter of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. of a written examination. year is expected to be the Pace Slow Pitch Softball League palachian State Teachers ool year. aircraft carrier USS Ranger. len St., Rahway, has return- i He now can conduct the cour- best of a long series of suc-|Philadelphia Golf Associa- in the hole between third College during the Spring Anderson of 457 East Mil- Miss Judith Peckerman, honor. During training, the 75,000 ed to Thule, Greenland a- j se designed to reduce shoot- cessful N. J. Jaycee Foot-: tion amateur winner. The Clark Jaycees won John Schwarcz 2-4; One Hour and short, when Pat Mer-Start Drills BILL CARKHl'FF quarter it was announced ton Ave., Rahway. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.• Kenneth Hyman served his ton carrier underwent in- board the Coast Guard ice- Lessons Prove ball Classics. The former titleholders, rill came out of nowhere" to Having attained averages Morris Peckerman of Lake A Subscriber* tells what it means to have ing accidents in the home. the second half of the Eas- Martinizing 2-4; K. of C. When Coach Howard Tom- tills week from the office brother as best man and thetensive damage control, en- breaker Edisto after a two- help when you need it. The recreation depart- This year's Jaycee Foot-i along with a host of other tern Division of the Clark make a sensational back- linson calls his 4K man squad of Dr. Kenneth Webb, Jr., of 3.0 or better, Gerald Mur-' Ave., Colonia, became the ushers were David Pecker- day ice reconnaissance and 1-5 and Clark Bombers, 1-5. hand grab of the liner and Sales and managemen gineering, flight deck, navi- ment's rifle program will ball Classic will bring to-[ standout players each will slow-pitch softball league by Regional Teachers defeat- For New Season together forfootball practice- Dean of students. i phy of 197 Dukes Road, Den- personnel headed by Nelson bride of Steven L. Hyman, man, brother of the bride arional and departmental icebreaklng mission near resume after Labor Day atGood Life Insurance gether the New York Giants team with members of Sha- going undefeated in their six fliped it to third base where August 30 at Maryville Col- nis Coyne of 1970 Lufberry Taylor of West End Garage, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred- Lawrence Robbins, Edward rills. General Quarters, Kanak, Greenland. ed Garwood Trophy 14-3 and the third baseman tagged St and the old Recreation building Scott Wayne Walton, son and the Philadelphia Eagles' ckamaxon in an unique "am- games. Garwood Trophy took The C.Y. R. C. Chiefs are lege, one of the. top. pros- Among The 445 Douglass, -. Robert Communale Inc., Rahway have been in- erick Hyman, of Steven Ter., Fried and Richard Black man - over - board, and nu- Kanak Is the northernmost on Main Street. All boys and at Princeton's Palmer Sta- ateur - member" tourna- The leading players for the runner coming from se- drilling daily under head pects to mate the first team J .IIPC-P nrnrlpnrR namprf rn! of 1709 Irving St., all Rah- vited to the preview of the West Orange, at 2 p.m. Sun- Miss Peckerman is a gra- clear, biological and chem- Eskimo village In the world, of Dr. and Mrs. Robert B. B.M.C. 16-3 in Western Di- cond and stepped on third coach Albert Smith, former College, students named to' "We wish . to thank you for the way that girls Interested should con- Walton of 798 Central Ave- dium. It will be held on Sept- ment. Each invited ama- manager Gil D'Arcangelo's vision games. will be Bill Carkhuff, son of new 1968 lines of Plymduths, day, August' 20 in Temple duate of Douglass College ical warfare drills were al- located 650 miles north of you have taken care of our claims. I can- tact the Recreation Depart- ember 2, 1967, at 2:00 P.M.,teur will team with each team were Bill Gorski,.Joe to complete at triple play, to all - state football player Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Cark- Chryslers and Imperials to Emanu-El in Westfield. Of- and teaches In the Wood- so included in the training. the Arctic Circle on the. nue and Lochmere, New Final standing of teams in end the game and the sea-at Rahway High School on not express my gratitude enough in words." ment at their new office at Hampshire, found the true d i, , d bring of three Shackamaxon mem- Campana, Mike Ferris and the Western Division are as huff of Rahway. Hill, a 2U0 be held August 29 in New ficiating at the ceremonyj bridge School System. Mr, To complete the training western coast of Greenland. the Old Library on Seminary and it is expected to bers in a net best-ball event son. the grounds in the rear of pound Junior line backerhas DRUG STORE York. were Rabbi Charles A. Kro- value of his Rahway YMCA pitcher Mike Marzano who Hyman is a graduate of the period, the Ranger conduct- • ;.••' 1 follows: Regional Teachers Madison School. The more Avenue. swimming lessons the past a sell-ouyear't crowds gam. e turned for possession of the magni- hurled the victories^ 5-0; Clark Firemen 3-2; Winning pitcher Evan been a stalwart at the Mary- RAHWAY loff and Cantor Don S. Dec-University of Toledo and is ed a complicated battle pro- Marine Lance Corporal • • * * Last ficent Jerry Berkley Mem- than 60 boys are battling ville school for the past two BELL ker. blem simulating war time week when he was involved be. ,one of the most The Regional Teachers Main Tobacco 3-2; B.M.C, hurling his third game in for positions on the Chiefs Jeffrey J. Cymmer, 19, an officer of Grand Lumber Herbert D. Rodgers of 299 Irwln Fisch, of Clark won in a boating upset on Lake ouexcitint tog classics between the orial trophy. Invited ama- won the second half of the as many nights threw a fine years. Given in marriage by herand Millwork Company, Jer- conditions. Wilson Ave., Rahway, Is teurs will play at scratch, Question Marks and Garwood who will play a nine game OPEN EVERY DAY OF THE YEAR son of Mr. and Mrs. John 'Name and address on request his first round match in the Wlnnisquam. Scott's mother two teams.. .45,000 people western division by also Trophy 1-4. assortment of slow stuff ; A. Cymmer, 64 Kennedy St., father, the bride had hersey City. Upon completion of theserving with "E" Company, ; 40th annual Union County Shackamaxon members at 85 schedule including five at "The Complete Medical Center" aunt, Mrs. Bernard Robbinb _ ., - , and father have always re- saw the Eagles pull out a going undefeated. The lead- mixed with a good riser and Veterans Fielfi. Two games DEDICATION SI.T j Iselin, was promoted to The couple will make their training exercises, the Ran-Second Battalion, Fourth, lost game in the last two per cent of their respective Ing players for manager Bob change up drop to win his as matron of honor. Miss home in Elizabeth following Marine Regiment, a unit of i NEW JERSEY Public Links golf tourna-j ferred to the swimmingg les- handicaps. In addition, the will be played under the The Board of Trustees PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECIALTY : Army specialist four July ger was officially labeled ment at Galloping Hill with; sons f h Rh Y minutes of play; 24 to 23. McKusker's team were Ted 7th game of the year against of Middlesex- County Col- 24, while serving with the Debra Hyman, sister of the a wedding trip to the Virgin of the Rahway Y as invited players will vie for "ights. - FREE PARKING bride groom was maid of a 4-3 win over Ike Green their four children's life in- The Rahway Jaycees will, Amo, Ed Shustek and LouHehnly Boys a single loss. lege have set September 23 U.S. Army Infantry Center Islands and Puerto Rice. tlnue preparations for her of Linden. _ earn,dollars for charity by! an individual championship Pergallo. The Chiefs will open with for the dedication ceremony FREE DELIVERY Members of the unit con- BLUE SHIELD surance. So it was proven in lark away on September Troop Command at Ft. Ben- next deployment to the Sev- the emergency when Scott j contributing their time and Holub said that 125 mem- In recent Eastern Division which will put special em- FU 1-2000 ning, Ga. Spec. Cymmer, a enth Fleet In the Western duct day and night patrols, Sue Patricia and Charles bers of Shackamaxon had 7. Other games are as fall- phasis upon the opening of ambushes and search and literally was forced to swim efforts in promoting this games the Jaycees took K. Win Softball, Reliable Movers, ows: Sept. 23, Elizabeth mail clerk of the command's With the Armed Forces 'acific. Dolbier with a 60 won the for his life, when his friend's j gamege * sellinseingg ticketstckets,, anand entered the tournament as- of C. 7-2; Clark Sports Club the three newly constructed IRVING ST. OPP. ELIZABETH AVE 1st Battalion, entered the destroy operations against annual Guys and Dolls golf suring a full complement of home at 8 p. m.; Oct. 1,buildings. ~ ' ~ boat was upsep t as it wa's ppparticipatingg in the pphysicay l 13-John Schwarcz 4; K.ofC. Union away; Oct. 7, Hillside Army in October 1966. He Seaman Joseph < tournament at the Colonia i playing partners for each of 9, Clark Bombers 5; Char- is a 1965 graduate of John sky Jr., USN, son . "E" Is one of Country Club this weekend. swamped by the waves of a i manpower requirement the amateur invitees. He Court Leagues Corey & Corey. home at 8 p. m.; Oct. 15, Mr. passini g cruisei r one quarter needed to operate thee sta sta- ley Kelly's 12, John Sch- Kenilworth home; October F. Kennedy Memorial High and Mrs, Joseph the ground elements that Kay Wolf and Len Hornsby mile out on the lake. dium on the day of the game. added that the response to warcz 8; One Hour Martiniz- School, Iselin. of 214 Broome St., "Iselin form the Marine Corps alr- had a 62; Edna Breisch and his invitations had been so 22, Linden away; Oct. 29, HAVE US |ground team in Vietnam. Scott had attended a birth- Rahway's manpower delega- ing 3 and Clark Sports Club Winning teams in the Cranford home; Nov. 5, Ro-j :s with the U. S. Sixth Fleet Pete Yovich - 64; Jean Hons- day party of his friend's tion will be found selling hot well received that only "a 9, K.ofC. 7. Clark playground boys' and League Leaders In the Mediterranean serv- NEWARK • TRENTON • CAMDEN • MORRISTOWN by and Vince Patricia 65; dozen or so"acceptances girls' softball and the boys selle away; and Nov. 12, I brothers the night before dogs in the stadium on that p The final Eastern Division Iselin home. Robert Morris, son of Mr. ng aboard the attack air- I Vi Vltale and Dan Thorn when 14 year old Raymond Saturday afternoon, headed were now neededd to completl e standings are: Clark Jay-basketball league will re- The Reliable Movers with and Mrs. George M. Morris, craft carrier USS America. First Lieutenant Wllbert 66; with Barbara Feruceand Perron of Concord and Lake by Nick Mamczak. the field. cees 6-0; Charley Kelly's ceive team trophies tonight a 14-2 record pace the Wes- 531 Jefferson Ave., Rahway, T. Green, 23, son of Mr. and tern Division with Piscetelli PRESCRIPTION The America, flagship for Mrs. Wilbert T. Green Sr., Laurie Salerno 67. Winnisquam had been pre- Tickets are going fast, so The Berkley Memorial, 5-1; Clark Sports Club 4-2; at the final night program ART-IN-JEWELS DISPLAY has just been promoted to the Commander Carrier Dl- Excavators and Walt's Bar r 1648 Columbus Place, Rah- • * * sented with a motor boat assure yourself of a seal the first tournament of its scheduled for Frank K. Art-In-Jewels, a S5 mil- Sp/5. Serving in Viet Nam i8lon Four, is scheduled to All adults interested In by his parents, so Alan Per- by contacting Carlos Garay kind ever planned for a New Hehnly School. & Grill tied for second with CLARK nine months, he is with the 'way, received the Army 12-4 records. B. andF. Auto lion collection designed by :ake part In several exer- Commendation Medal July forming a tennis club for the ron, Scotty's friend who is at 381-8200 during the day Jersey club, is to be held Football Classic Play in the leagues was Salvador Dali, will be on 196th Light Infantry Brigade cises with the armed forces Recreation Department also nine, was given a small and 381 - 8033 during the in memory of the late Jer- completed this week. Frank Is In third with a 10-5 stand- in Chu Lai as an electronics if European allies while de- 29 while serving with the U.S. ing. exhibition Sept. 24 through DRUGS FOR FRIENDI.Y RELIABLE SERVICE Army Strategic Communica- should contact the office In ''John .boat" .with a 3 h. p evening, or by. sending a rold (Jerry) Berkley, one of K. Hehnly with a 5-0 record AND HIGH QUAUTV OIL technician. Sp/5 Morris has >loyed to the Mediterranean. Other teams in the divls Oct. 14 in the Short Hills 86 Westfield Ave.. Clark tions Command in Vietnam. tberOld Library" on Seminary motor for his own. Alan check" to "Carlos Garay, P.O. Shackamaxon'-e most.^belov- Seats-Available won the boy's softball lea Room of the Mall at Short just completed two years of Since arriving in the Ave., or by calling 381-8000, proudly called for Scott the Box 548, Rahway. . ed members who succumbed gue followed by Charles ion and their records are I a four year hitch. Lt. Green earned the First Slovac Club 6 - 10 Hills, N. J. 'Med," the America has award for meritorious ser- ext. 23 - 24. next morning to go out in to a heart attack last Feb- The New Jersey Jaycees Brewer 4-1; Mildred Ter- 381-7100 'lslted Greece, Malta and 29 E. Price Street • • • his boat. This was when the ruary announced today that then race 3-2; Valley Road 2-3; leveral other Medlterran- vice as a platoon leader In Richard Gritschke of the accident happened. Fortu- Proceeds from the tourna- are still seats remaining for Abraham Clark and River- :an countries. Company A of the command's Linden 486-5086 nately, Mrs. Walton had jus ment, to be realized from the the 1967 New Jersey Jaycee side 0-5. « * * 40th Signal Battalion. He en- Clarkton Shopping Center Recreation Department's Jerry Berkley tered the Army in July 1965 FAMOUSFOU staff announced this week finished swimming and was entry fees paid by Shacka- Football Classic between the Valley Road with a 5-1 Seaman William D. Park, looking out on the lake from maxon members, will be do- New York Giants and therecord headed the girl's and was stationed at Ft. Rariian Road, Clark HOMEMADE that the annual Punt, Pass JSN, son of Mr. and Mrs.Bragg, N.C., before arriv- arid Kick contest will be held the dock at the beauty of the nated to jhe New Jersey Philadelphia Eagles on softball league followed b> Tohn Park of 514 Madison 388-7864 mountains when she saw to Golf Tourney Heart Fund in the name off Saturday, September 2, 196 Charles H. Brewer 4-2; ing overseas in August 1966. o o <• o o o during the month of October .ve.. Radioman Seaman Ap- Lt. Green is a 1961 gradu- BOLOGNA at Veterans Field. her utter disbelief and hor- Mr. Berkley, Holub said, in Princeton s Palmer Sta- Frank K. Hehnly 3-2; Abra- j irentice Charles R. Knight, TRY OUR DELICIOUS ror the boys thrown over- dium. Kickoff is at 2 P.M. ham Clark 3-2; Mildred Ter- ate of Rahway High School SALAMI • • » September 10 JSN, son of Mr. and Mrs.and received his commission board. Racing from dock to In making the announce- race -14 and Riverside 0-5. . R. Knight of 1276 Broad- HOME MADE COLD CUTS Defending champion Mrs. house for the boat key, she ment, the Jaycees indicated Frank K. Hehnly won the through the Reserve Of- FANCY Richard Wade shot a gross ay, Marine Lance Corporal, ficers-'-Training Corps pro- stunned Scott's Dad as she A blue-ribbon field of top that they expected approxi- boy's basketball league with eslie Holzmann, son of Mr. DECORATED PLATTERS POULTRY 81 to lead 24 qualifiers for [amateurs headed by 1952First Ward Club mately 7500 seats to go on DAVID C. O'BRIEN. SON OF MRS. JOHN F. O'BR/EN of2232 gram at Central State the Colonia Country Club shouted to him that the boys 5-0 record followed by Allen St.. and a senior at Saint Peter's College, Jersey City, is ind Mrs. Leslie L. Holz- PRIME MEATS J Metropolitan — Open —cham- j sale at 10 A.M. onthemorn- College in Wilberforce, Ohio • FOR ALL OCCASIONS • -women s~championship7 were thrown overboard, as .H. Brewer 4-1; Abraham shown bringing his squad to attention as a Marine Corps Platoon mann of 679 Hamilton St., all |pion Chet Sanok of Upper j ing of the game. Princeton lark 3-2; Valley Road 2-3; where he received a B. S. • * * she threw him the keys to i University donates the use Leaders Class (PLC) candidate during his ten-week PLC com- if Rahway, are with the U.S. 'degree in 1965. Dick Cunningham of this the family boat. Bobette, Montclair have accepted in- Mildred . Terrace 1-4 and bined summer training session which leads to 0 commission in ilxth Fleet in the Medlterr- vitations to compete in the i of the stadium and Pepsi Riverside 0-5. city attended the veterans Scotty's sister, started to j Cola cooperates with the the Marine Corps upon receipt of a college degree. The school inean serving aboard the' tennis tournament in Canada scream hysterically but gal- Jerry Berkley Memorial Title Holders was held at Quontico. Va. ttack aircraft carrier USSj this weekend. Golf Tournament at the Sha- Jaycees. Good seats priced .merica. » vanized into action for fear ckamaxon Golf and Country "Thirteen" proved to beat $5.50 and $3.50 are still • • • for her brother, Jumped into the lucky number for theavailable at the Giants and NEIHEISER APPOINTED Sergeant Gerald Roddin, planes in a matter of five • * * ' Joe Anderson has accept- her boat and also started for Club, September 10. Ernest C. Neiheiser has Sanok, the only amateur Fixst Ward Democratic Club Eagles ticket offices, and son of Harold J. Roddin of minutes if needed. The air- Marine Private Lawrence ed a coaching position at a the scene. Neighbors down as they scored a second can be obtained by writing been appointed account sup- 1-414 Brown PI., Rahway, is man Is a 1964 graduate of sea - shore high school. the shore, hearing the com- ever to win the Met Open ervisor in the Advertising Huth Jr., son of Mr. and In addition to two New Jer- round win over the Purofth- e Jaycee Football Classic on duty at the Nha Trang AB, Rahway High School. 4rs. Lawrence Huth Sr. of • • « motion and seeing two small lator Products Inc. by a Office, P. O. Box 324Departmen, t of M & TChem- Vietnam. A radio repairman, boys struggling far out on the sey State Open titles and cals Inc., a wholly owned • » • 44 Brown Ave., Iselin, isj Larry Berko of this city three State Amateur crowns, 13-0 tally, to win the Re-Princeton, New Jersey 08540 he Is a member of the Paci- Army Private Andrew oing through recruit train-!, Time to get ready... and Sean Gallagher won me- lake, also raced in their creation Department'sT.1-12 and at Sears, Bambergers or subsidiary of American Can fic Air Forces which pro- boards to join in rescue ef- was one of the first of 35 Company. He will work Harblenko, 19, son of Mr. ng at Parrls Island. dals in the annual Union standout golfers to accept, year old. National League by contacting your local New vides offensive - defensive and Mrs. Anlkej Harblenko, • • • County swimming champion- forts. Mrs. Walton, left on title. The Democrats earn- Jersey Jaycee Chapter. the company's general air power for the U. S. and shore with Scott's 4 h. p.according to tournament fices in Rahway. 73 W. Milton Ave., Rahway, Marine Private Joseph M. ship at the Rahway River chairman Seymour Holub. ed the right to meet the its allies in the Pacific and completed a light - vehicle owery, son of Mrs. Ruth T. Time to remember... Park Pool. motorboat and a canoe, dash- American League champs" conducts air operations in ed to the house again to call Holub said that in addition driver course at Ft. Dlx, owery of 16 W. Warren St., • • • "rom the Elks, BPOE, 1075 SERVING UNION & MIDDLESEX COUNTIES Southeast Asia. Before his N.J., Aug. 4. • selln has been graduated Len "Kalian of Clark won for additional help on herto Sanok, the field is cer-tor the city title this week. a'rrival in Southeast Asia, he Our big 'Back to School' issue is Citizen's BandRadiofor tain to include former State SINCE 1914 was assigned to the 3400th During the course, he was rom eight weeks of recruit the gold medal at the 41st Amateur kings Norman Jen- Behind the two hit pitch- trained in the operation and raining at the Marine Corps annual Union County Diving "Marine Control" and to call Ing of John Vernickas, help- Instructor Squadron at Kees- Alan's family, whereupon his kins of Plainfield West, ler AFB, Miss. He Is mar- maintenance of military ve- 'ecruit Depot, Parrls Is- planned for August 31. To reserve championship with a 98.45 Frank Cortazzo of The ed his own cause with fourj hicles up to and including and. He will now undergo a- score In the 13 - 14 agefather and brother also join- 'or four Including, a homer, ried to the former Joseph- ed in the efforts. Pines, Jim De Piro of Bran- LAWN-A-MAT Automated Service offers 3 plans to ine Cooper. the two and one-half ton out three weeks of In- space now call our advertising group. Neil Simpson of Col- ch Brook and Paul Me Gow-triple and two doubles, Ted CHODOSH BROS.& WEXIiR truck. Instruction was also ividual combat training and onia was third in the 12 and Now watching the scene an of Plainfield West. Also Fitzgerald and George Se- free you from the tough jobs...at a cost less than • • * given in the operation of the hen, after leave at home, under divine meet. through binoculars, Mrs. in the fold, Holub added, were verance each has three bin- COAL AND FUEL OIL CO. Airman first class Nell internal combustion engine ill report to hie first Ma- department at 388-0600 today! Walton relates, "I found my- Jules. Gatesy of Forsgate, gles while Clayton Schweit- "do-it-yourself". The low prices include labor and DeRiggl Jr., son of Mr. and and chassis assembly. ine Corps assignment. zer had a homer and a single. materials. And we promise results you can see! Mrs. Nell DeRiggl of 274 • • • : only three-time winner The team is coached by Peter • Automatic Fuel Oil Delivery West Grand Ave., Rahway, • * * of the New Jersey Public John D. Markey Jr., 23, Drukas, with Eric Beckhu- * Complete Installations |l8 now a member of the Fireman Louis F. Kantor Links championship; Don sen and John Vernickas. j 416th Tactical Fighter whose parents live at 1117 r., USN, son of Mr. and Morano of Branch Brook, o Heating Modernization Milton Blvd., Rahway, was /Irs. Louie F. Kantor Sr. Members of the team are: INTRODUCTORY SPRMC SPECIAL UWHCOHDmOH.MB SPECIAL Squadron, a unit in Vietnam. commissioned an Army se- the public links titleholder George Severance, NIcky| As a member of the 531st f 49 Smith St., Avenel, is n 1965 and 1966; DaveMur- You Git cond lieutenant after grad- ff the coast of Vietnam Ruchalski, Clayton Schweit- • POWER AERATION Squadron, Airman DeRlggi, uating from the Infantry Of- PAUL (JEWMAN IS "HUD" PATRICIA NEAJ. askin of Rutgers, the current zer, Chris Hansen, Robert • SEISING • POWER ROLLING an aircraft mechanic says erving aboard the destroy- Box Office opens 7PM Fn.SatSun6-3O Metropolitan Intercollegiate $ II Ib. per $ • FERTILIZATION ficer Candidates School, Ft. x USS Wedderburn, a unit r 95 that his unit can launch six champion, and Billy Ziobro Babiarz, Albert Di Giorgio, 24 Hour Phone Service 1.000 tq. 11.1 (25-15-10) Bennlng, Ga., Aug. 1. f the U.S. Seventh Fleet. Ted FltzgeraW, Randy Sch- • FERTILIZATION < RESEEDINGII Ib. OflrVEWTH£»TRl of Ash Brook who dominated ^f Hi^B (HoruDto us fs. * CM 10. 05 15-10) tpr up per 1.000 iq. ft.) He recently enjoyed a two-, MVMM-GtriMnSlaMPkwyEiul 127 weitzer, Russell Needell, to «.C00 or K J.Tuf npilu Exit Tl !o Rl» teenage golf last year with Rahway, II. im Eicn nt I • POWER • SPOT WEED eek stay in the port of John Jedic, Robert Emmons, 36 E. Grand •• • 1.00i.oo0o laij it. ») AERATION IQ. It. vlctories-in both-the-Metro- Davld~Beckhusen, "Thomas: CONTROL johslung, Talwarvwhile the; politan Junior and the New Avenue 3884000 —• TOWER ROLUNQ- 39 -•GRUB PROOFING- an Diego-based ship under- Jersey Junior champion- Hoagland, Peter Drukas, Jr. i -BOWL ent minor repairs. ships. and John Vernickas, Jr. /bhe ANNUAL "GREENSKEEPER CARE" PROGRAM • * • ARTISTS • WRITERS • PRINTERS fimofit... Also among the acceptees Eighteen million Ameri- FOR FUN & FITNESS Army Private First Class are such well-known simon- cans have stopped smoking SPRING LATE SPRING SUMMER FALL /lyron Fucsko, 22, son of| For Industry and Community Publications pure shotmakers as Joe Bi- cigarettes, according to U.S. • Power Aeration Power Aeration Power Aeration Power Aeration At. and Mrs. Stephen Fuc- rofka and Frank Moroney ofl Public Health Service esti- • Power Rolling Power Rolling Power Rolling Power Rolling iko, 1659 Church St., Rah- Galloping Hill, Paul Saman-I mates. Their risk of heart ROBBINS & ALLISON • Ferfili/atioh (25-15-10) Fertilization (25-15-10) Fertilization ;3i% UF Fertilization (25-15-10) "RETIRED MEN'S ay, was assigned to the 9th The Entire Family • Reseeding—1 Ib ptr fertilization 38% UF Fungus Control Reseeding—1 Ib. per hfantry Division In Vietnam, Job Printing chlck of North Jersey, Tony attack will soon drop to the 1.000 sq. (t. Weed Control Weed Control 1.000 sq. ft, or Spot Weed Control 'uly 31. Pvt. Fucsko, a Pacifico of Cedar Hill, Frank level of. non-smokers, the 3* • Pre-Emergence Crab Crab Grass Control (fan Bowl Together Kaminskl of Forsgate, Andy] Union County Heart Associa- ING. Ssj. Ft. Grass Control G'ub Proofing LEAGUE" medical corpsman in Head- '4.0CO so It. • Spot Weed Control Chinch Bug Control Offset and Letterpress tion reports. minimum] uarters Company, 2nd Bat- Established 1912 • Power Aeration falion of the division's 39th NOW FORMING nfantry entered the Army Composition and Printing Call LAWN-A-MAT in your area—any time, any day including Sundays—for FREE August 1966 and com- • LOCAL AND estimate and copy of booklet, "The Secret cf Lawn Beauty." No obligation. ileted basic training at Ft. LONG DISTANCE ~lx, N.J. He was last sta- • JOB PRINTING • PLANT PUBLICATIONS MOVING SATISFIED MILLER PONTIAC - CADILLAC CUSTOMERS, Ray Merkler" RAHWAY RECREATION LANES tioned at Ft. Hood, Tex. of Middlesex Ave., and Egon Lochner of Shadow Lawn Road, both of Colonia, ucsko is a 1964 graduate of j • BSOCHURES • NEWSPAPERS 381-4700 « STORAGE happily accept keys and congratulations from Bill Bradley, salesman at i "~ LAWN-A-MAT U. S. ftl and Lawrence St. ewtown High School, 50 Bnmtwlck Automatic Lanes Miller Pontlac - Cadillac, St. Georges and W. Milton Aves., Rahway. "Being ueens, N. Y. His wife, Mary partners in the Northern Tool Co., Inc., Iselin, we decided to buy our new Inquire now about additional inn, lives at 38 Maple Ave., 388-0600 Snack Shop • PACKING cars together. We were offered the best deal at Miller Pontiac - Cadillac. teams and individual.openings ahway. Cocktail Lauago We enjoy our 1967 Pontiac Bonnevilles. 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Page 6^ August~3T~,T9'67 Rahway News-Record/Clark Patriot Page 2 Rahway News-Record/Clark Patriot August 31, 1967 August 31, 1967 P •Rahway News-Record/Clark Patriot ojje.L Rahway News-Recqrd/Clark Potriot Page 3 Page 4 OSCEOLA PRESBYTERIAN TEMPLE BETH TOR AH Crib Room through adult de- John J. Paciga, 57, of 203, August 31, 1967 Of more than 60,000 doc- Suggestive evidence link- Connecticut College, N$?w partments will be held at 11 duled for Kenny Acres, Route Hash year, at least 60,000 ing; bea'utifying home stating that the Democratic ing cigarette smoking- and The Rev. William M. Ell- Summer Schedule: Mon- Registration Dates Are Set For Gibson Blvd;, Clark, anelec-' During the refresher pro- group to the Nursing Depart- vers, and hospital publica- ated from Rahway High grounds, etc. The over-all KINNEALLY... Party does riot have a public tors polled recently by MO- Social Notesl Miss Mary Flynn. London, Conn. Her ^father Area Religious Services 1a.m. The Baptist Youth Fel- Obituaries wire, commonly ueed for el- 9, on October 14, the com- BAHVWOr American men die prema- strokes was shown for the iott will return to his pul- day and Thursday morning; trie tester for WeeUnghouse ectrical equipment and slide gram, the trainees will at- ment. She emphasized that tions, a symbol of dedica- School, received his B. A: emphasis of the club work relations company prepare DERN MEDICINE, only 22.5 Mies Katherine A. Dono- is president of Tingley Rub- pit Sunday after being ab- services at 7 a.m.; Frlda lowship will meet at 7 p.m. JOHN EVANEK Electric in Jersey City, who- Free Coffee tend lectures and demon- the only person each aides tion to patient service. mittee in charge is looking [degree at the University of turely of coronary heart dis- first time in a recently com- Miss Judith C. Wenner ber Corporation in South Zion will return to a full Senior Choir rehearsal will John Evanek, 69, of 691 fasteners. The company re- lecotb ease that has been accele- is to have a group work one (ContlnGed from Page 1) articles as does the Repub- percent said they continue pleted 4-year study of over van, 688 Stone Street has ZION LUTHERAN sent for his annual vacation evening at 8 p.m.; and Sat- Conservative Religious School died at Elizabeth General strations by an instructor had been trained and employ- The graduating students for about a fourth of the Pennsylvania, and in 1962 project, complete the pro- lican Party for the interests to smoke cigarettes, and John Uhrin III Plainfield. schedule of services Sept. urday and Sunday mornings be held Sept. 7 at 8 p.m. W. Meadow Avenue; Rahway Hospital. Interment followed cently completed a plant ex- ed to serve was the patient were: Mrs. Katie Bonneau, class whose whereabouts are Published Every Thursday /Morning by rated by cigarette smoking, one million subjects, the Un- been working for the sum- "Daring To Trust God" period. On Turnpike lanslon for the production assigned to the program as earned hie M.D. degree at ject and record the results. Idlo? Perhaps you meant Al- of the Mayor and Republican most of these against their mer at New York Univer- Mr. Clark, an alumnus of WANT ADS will be the sermon topic of 10. Services of worship will at 8:30 a.m. Temple Beth Torah, 1389 died suddenly at home Mon- in St. Mary"8 Cemetery,. well as by members of the and asked each new employ- Mrs. Betty Da vies, Mrs. not known according to Ray- THE NEWS RECORD PRINTING COMPANY Hahnemann Medical College ithe Union County Heart As- better judgment, the Union ion County Heart Association be conducted at 8 and 11 In addition' to the Hebrew day morning of an apparent if aluminum round wire, its mond sociation reports. This is 4-H provides opportuni- |bert Saladlno. Who is Her- councilmen with which the notes. The stroke death rate sity Medical Center., New The Sidwell Friend6 School,., the Rev. Frederick Fair- SECOND PRESBYTERIAN Bryant St., Rahway, announ- Rahway. . . . , hospital's medical and nurs- ee to always bear that thought Rose.Firestone, Mrs. Rach- Knips, 1148 Rahway in Philadelphia. He is a ties for all youth to become bert Wenson? Perhaps you city of Rahway has a con- County Heart Association Wed In Kentucky Weds PFC John Flynn Washington, 'D. C, was clough, pastor at the9 a.m. a.m. The Sunday School will ST. PAUL'S CHURCH AVENEL PRESBYTERIAN Language, the Bible will be heart attack. Bom in Bay- Mr. Paciga was born in other major product. in mind. el Fisher, Mrs. Diane- Ham- Ave., Avenel, class presi- 1470 Brood Street. Rahway. N.J.. 385-0600 member of Alpha Omega Al- about equal to the number was 40 percent higher in- York City for Dr. Alexan- The Rev. Richard R. ces that registration for the taught using the latest texts Safety Move Robert A. Kagan, sales ing staffs. They will also be better citizens. Most of New meant Herman Wenaon. Who tract for $4,000 for a period- reports. More than half (52 der Wiener co-founder of Announcement has been graduated^, last June from service on Sunday. The in- be held at 9:15 a.m. with Streeter will preach Sunday The 9:30 a.m. summer Services will be held at onne, he lived there until Albany, N. Y., and had liv- assigned to nursing units to Mrs. Jo Anne Holt, one o?filton, Mrs. Jo Anne Holt, dent. Ipha. of deaths, from a combina- men aged 55-64 who smoked. promotion in all depart- 8:00 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. Sun- Fall Term of Its Conserva- and methodologies of the Me- coming to Rahway eight manager of Kagan - Dixon, Associate Publisher & Editor . . .Barbara Curr an tion of lung cancer and all Jersey's nearly 14,000 is Max Shell? Perhaps you of less than one year. percent) do not smoke the Rh factor and founder made of the August 12 mar- The wedding of Miss Wesleyan University, Mid- troi: and offertory duet will at the 9:30 a. m. service, service this Sunday at St. tive Religious School will ed in North Arlington and participate in patient care the students, recited an ori- Miss Maureen Me Carthy, Mr. Knips or Eunice Mo- 1 His wife, Helen, is the 4-H'ers live in towns and meant Max Sheld. Thestate- riage of Miss Mary E. Flynn Hawaii until completion oi dletown, Conn., where he ments. day. The Sermon will be on lton Research Institute of the years ago. He retired 8 In a move to promote will serve as the company's Second Class Postage Paid at Rahway. New Jersey other diseases which are "In another release which of the Rh-Hr system of no- Judith Corinne Wenner, RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD be sung by Carolyn and Lin- Sunday Church School for the Paul s (Episcopal) Church, take place on Sept. 6, and Jersey City before moving . safety, there will be free under the supervision of ginal poem reflecting her Miss Annie Me London, Mrs. ran of 443 Douglas Ave., [daughter of Mr. and Mrs. suburban areas. ment alleged to haye appears to be a repeat per- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. his service at a nearby mili- was a member of Delta Kap- j HELP WANTED-MALE | ARTICLES FOR da Heinze under the direc- lower grades will be held Rahway, will be the Holy "Overcoming Our Restless- Jewish Theologidal Sem- years ago from the Bayonne to Clark seven years ago. official representative to Carrie Miller, Mrs. L-.lsie Avenel are seeking infor- F. H. Cordes of . 153 W. (statistically blamed on cig- menclature. Before return- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. installation. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 7 from 7:30 to 9:00 P.M., inary of America. Jewish coffee for all servicemen The Aluminum Association. their instructors. thoughts at graduation time. 4-H clubs are organized made, by Mr. Marsh in formance by Messrs. Gia- ing to George Washington John J. Flynn of Lawrence- pa Epsllon fraternity and tion of Howard Krippendoirf, with Children up to the age Eucharist celebrated by the ness", with Reverend Walter at the Temple office. Chil- police force after 31 years An employee of Weetlng- George E. Argast com- Sammond, Mrs. Jean Tho- mation to help them locate Subscription Rote by Mail Including Postage Lake Ave., Rahway. larettes. Eldrid Wenner of 69 Wln- RATES Tool and diemakers, fine pre- UNVEILING SET History, Prayer, and Cus- employment. traveling on the New Jersey Mr. Kagan graduated magna The course hours will be, by an adult leader, but the it was Indicated that cobbe and Vansco, it is in- University where she will burg, Kentucky, to Ensign captain of the tennis team. cision tools. Top men, topAMANA Automatic organist. of 3vbeing cared for in the Reverend Father Robert W. Feigner, Pastor and dren who will become 8 years house for 26 years, Mr. Pa- Turnpike at four strategical-, ment the hospital's mas and Miss Ernestine Wil- class members. Reserva- 52 weeks J4.00 Marsh did not ask for EYES EXAMINED John J. Uhrin, son of Mr. throp Road, Clark, and PFC He will begin active duty Minimum Charge The unveiling of the monu- Reverend Robert E. Lewis, toms and Ceremonies are cum laude from Harvard arranged to attract nurses j ed upon members run the club, elect 1 dicated . that they have given be a senior she will attend John Flynn, son of Mr. and wages. 49 hr. wk. paid hos- Her. Exc. cond. 3 Sunday School through Crfb>roo"m. Four and five Ducker, Rector of Christ old are now being accepted His wife was the late Mary ciga was a communicant of_> ly located Howard Johnson's rlde ln large number lis. tions for-the affair are be- Outside Union and Middlesex Counties S6.00 signations ls a rather stran - and Mrs. John Uhrin Jr. of with the Army in Septem- 3 lines Tor $1.00 ment erected in the memory year olds-will meet in the Church, Elizabeth. Assistant Pastor, in charge also an integral part of this Tyhansky Evanek who died College and holds a degree who are particularly in-i P ^ |own officers, vote on club BUI Rack another chance. Expo 67 ln Montreal as guest Mrs. Robert J. Flynn of 'pitalization, paid holidays, 381-7738. grade 4 and child care for in our First Grade. Classes St. John the Apostle, a menofc restaurants on the final jterested in working evenings of nursing personnel plan- Mrs. Hamilton, Valedic- ing accepted now. Deadline business and plan their own ge one. Is it not true that How magnanimous and unus- Clark and grandson of Mr. ber. His father is a man- Additional lines 3 ^en trained in the sci- will truly represent all of friend, Mrs. Harvey.Me ELECTROLY; prcptv* (or a p.of (.lianal undercroft. services under the direction .Language-Research- Institute son Funeral Home, Clark, —Opening- night will feature: of town concerns. The con- ed with stephanotis. Manhattan Clam Chowder , SPECIAL "NOTICES (Of O u n^ f% J'01 TO COll^QC. Barton Service Area (be- 7 -"All—Medal—=^-an-honer-flc— ew—tasy—and—More—For the people ln the Second Ward • Automatic. Fuel Oil Delivery Unwanted hair remov ot Rev. James (Jent, pastor, difl of Harvard University. •9624. St. Gertrude's Cemetery. HOP,- are officers of the" Rahway Junior'Serv'iceLeagiie for ~/967 68TncTi7d7ng~feft~to~rfg7)fr to aid ln ditlusing among Crone of Los Angeles, whoSue Charlotte Gibbons The couple was feted with"a Jonathan Clark with Crackers. HOUSE for rent. Ready to The Church School will, and at St. John the Apostle tween Exits 1 and 2 south- Opens Sept. 9th bout enrollment may be ob- instructor, but corded few members of covery Service (ARRS) that Your Money. ((22 ) VolunteeVl r "The Merry - Go - Round". flict of interest provision when elected in November — has Just flown in by jet to Miss Theresa Campbell latest . .^hprtwave me INTENSIVE COURSES IN meet for the first time this will be held nightly from Church, Clark, where a High Vs. LeRoy Frank, treasurer; Mrs. Peter Schmidt, vice president; Mrs. Douglas Baumann, presi- e people of the United Also on hand for the open- in the Faulkner Act could <• Complete Installations second reception, on Aug. 20 IF id HAVE A PROBLEPRO1 M Occupy Sept. 1st. Business FLII c.(d.l given fo» pno' bound); the Woodrow Wil- tained by calling the nurs- their attitudes must come he medical profession. flies world-wide rescue and Leader Training - Personalj and I mean Bill Rack," Mr. visit for two weeks. They at the American Legion Hall, John jTD'Addario Wed of Clark was •tier friend's ;Oe Salvo, member of ° Social Studies « Languages all on September 10 at 'September 3-12, starting at CLIFTON SMITH Mass of Requiem was offer- dent; Mrs. William Assell, corresponding secretary; and Mrs. William Rand, recording secretary. from within. "Patients, no- (Dr. Buckley was cited at aeromedlcal evacuation. The :ates useful and practical development is achieved by; ing will be Hullabaloo Dan- be carried out to a degree lMobllJ maid of honor. The brides- Engaged To Wed uitff alcohol, u.rite AlcoAlcoholict s Couple Pref. Reply c/o RahElectrolysis Associs 7:45 p.m. in a tent at the CLARK LUTHERAN Cliiton (Pee Wee) Smith, son Service Area (between The School of Opera of ing service office at 289- formation on subjects re- Kinneally concluded. « Heating Modernization reminisced that they had all Westfield, N.J. The host and HAYE US Rahtvay News-Rec. Box 01- ° Mathematics • Sciences 8:30 a. m. The Sacrament of Holy ed for Mrs. Mary Andreacci, Exits 7 and 8, 58 miles tice and remember kind- rlando AFB, Fla., for his new operation has been irt- enlisting volunteer home- cers Peggy and Michelle, so that a mayor or a coun- maids were the Misses \nojiyi7ious. Box 13, Ra Association of N.J. 4 o«n con.enienc. No Wtd. corner of Rahway and Dart- Rev. James Ealey Called As Pastor 68, of 1023 Bryant Street, 63, of 39 Liberty St., who Opera Theatre of New Jer- 8600, extension 253, be- ting to agriculture and been together last at theWeds Charles C. Rubins hostess were the parents o or rtill 151 2-1516. s ) " College Boards * English Communion will be cele- north of the Delaware tween 9 a.m. and 5 p.mness. , gentleness and consi- utstanding performance as augurated by: Jolly Green makers to take training in who will teach area young- cilman who is connected with Walton summer home, Miss Edith Ann Chen, dau- Mr. D'Addario is a 1962 Theresa and Mary Flynn of Mr. and Mrs. William 11. FURNISHED R00MF0R RENTf t-.?88-<* '>», mouth Aves., Avenel. Rahway died suddenly at died in Rahway Hospital af- sey will begin its Fall 1967 ome economics." a specific technique and then sters the latest dance steps. the bridegroom. FILL YOUR NEXT FIRST PRESBYTERIAN brated at the 10:30 a. m Bridge) and the Molly Pit- semester on September 9. dally. deration," he concluded. aircrew member on the Giant crewmen recovering an industry which furnishes "Chartreuse Chateau" on Miss Sue Charlotte Gib- David White of Guadala- ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Reg- graduate,-of Rahway High Rahway, sisters of the Rand, Jr. of 355 West Scott PERSONALS JIMS TV SER\ The Billy Graham Evan- home Monday morning of a ter a short illness. Inter- pilots downed ln Southeast AGRICULTURE - Duties their learning to an- FIRST AID... bons, daughter of Mr. and After a wedding triPp to inald Chen of 2022 Alberta groom. The three attendants Nicely furnished room foi| JIM MC DOHTI.L, JF NEWARK The Rev. Theodore H. worship service this Sun- Of Railway's Second Baptist Church heart attack. Born in Brook- cher Service Area (between The course will consist of Rahway Jr. Service League "If anyone has any friends Each student was presen- Irst nonstop helicopter teach Mr. Ornstein will hold an materials to be used in as- Lake WJnlisquam four years bons, daughter of Mr. and Jara, Mexico served as best v.rEnfa FWS rh i School. He finished a tour of , Avenue, Rahway have an- : 1186 Raymond Blvd. at gelistic Movie, "Wire- ment followed in St. Gert- Sight across the Atlantic. Asia. . -- ^ : an agricultural agent are group. Examples of "open house" for parents in 24 Hour Phone Service M Mi a B 6 Ave., Linden, and John Jo- PRESCRIPTION Character Readings bv gentleman. Private home. 388- ] ing TV Repair ttor icott will preach on, "Who day. The Rev. Joseph Kuc- lyn he spent most of his life Exits 8 and 8A, 47 miles ten three hour classes on who are graduate nurses and ted a certificate, nurses aide • council, advise and pro- other sembling automobiles, such before. Mrs. Cannon, Mrs'.Mrs. Mortimer M. Gibbons man. The ushers were: Wil- ^M n. S .^"fSl duty with the Army in Mar- were similarly attired ^in j nounced the engagement of Broad St.-MArket 3-4050 apper'* will be shown La- harik, pastor, will speak on The Rev. James William rude Cemetery, Colonia. south of the New York Turn- cap and a Rahway Rose cor- ' The physician, son of Mrs. The transatlantic flight this techniques are classes the area Sept. 7 so they as upholstering, floor mats, of 5005 Elm Avenue, Rahway, Ham Rubins, brother of the v wh^JT* hl.n ' seph D'Addario, son of Mrs. apricot chiffon with match 4618. area. Alumni Rahv J Is This Anyway," at the 9:30 in Rahway. He was a retired Saturday afternoons to be have expressed the desire to de infor-tijation for Union Me Crone and Mrs. Brown fl ch, including service ln Kor- their daughter^'Miss Bar School, Class 1950. :Y and MArkct 3-2070 bor Day evening. The evan- Ealey will assume his post Va wher IS A native of Philadelphia, being taught by volunteers in Salvatore D'Addario and the pike entrance). sage. The pink Rahway Rose Reynolds" C. Buckley, 742 was Dr. Buckley's latest will know what type of facili- became the bride of Charles bridegroom of Mansfield ing head pieces. All carried a.m. service on Sunday. the theme, "Faithfulness In pressman, having worked for held in Scotch Plains. return to nursing, please etc", would be in conflict (Continued from Page 1) (Mrs, Walton's mother) had became the bride of Char-lP« brideiroom of MannfloiHl .V ? *? bridegroom ea. He is a member of St. bara Louise Rand to Jonathan CLARK MRS. MARKO gelist for the meeting will Daily Life." as the Pastor-Elect of the Mrs. Andreacci lived in Eli- Thrift Shop Opens Sept. 14 appears on menus, trav co- Lower Ferry Rd., Trenton, venture in gaining first hand ounry residents in all basic, intermediate and ad- ty their youngsters will be and force the city to refrain Curtis Rubins, son of Mr.Center, Conn.; James Ru-, will attend school. He wil late Mr. D'Addario of 1614 bouquets of chrysanthamums Furnished -ingle rooms, kitchen of Jersey Cily Tech. I Special music will be pro-be Rev. John Cerrato of Second Baptist Church, Rah- the Qulnn & Boden Company Serving hours are from 9 The school is in its se- mention the program to hases of agriculture includ- seminars each year keep all married classmates at serve aboard the U.S.S Mary's Church and of Rah- Sanders Clark, .son of Mr. Worried, sick, or in trouble privileges (Seasonable Rates ified F.lrrlnuiic Tec PATERSON. 205 Market St. vided by Miss Jean Orban The Sunday school will zabeth prior to moving to currently holds the title of knowledge of Air Force dut- vanced clothing construction attending. The program will from buying any automobile Philips' Andover Academy, and Mrs. Edward J. Rubins bins, cousin, of Hicksville, Essex St., Rahway, exchan- way Post #5, American Leg- in varying shades of apricot Don't know where to get happi- 5 Jocti Eo*t of Aleiondcr enneth Square, Pa. The mu- way, N.J. on SundaySeptem- for 47 years. Clark 30 years ago. She was p.m. on Labor • Day to 6 cond year and is under the them and have them con- g farming, greenhouse furniture refinishing, weight squad members abreast of 388-1000 ijarid Mrs. David Sanders 969-1S72: afler 7 p.m. 388-1433 Class FCC Licen.se.; H = m, Uor Hotel and Robert Vanasse, with resume on September 24, The members of the Rah- through them. The Thrift June ana tne proceeds of the Outstanding Air Force Flight ies and problems related to be heldfrom 7:30 to 10:00and without a statement that none at Apdover, Mass., and allof Mansfield Center, Conn., ged vows in a double ring ion and is an apprentice and gold. DRUGS who see this ad and FOUNDED sician for the meeting will ber 3, 1967. He will preach He was a member of the a.m. the next'day. instruction of Walter and tact me," Miss Grabowki rowing, nursery manage- latest First Aid techniques. L.I.; William Cannon of The bride ls a graduate o. Clark of Washington, D.C. ness in life? One visit with LAmbert 3-6230 which will be observed as a communicant of St. John ay Junior Service League Sliop Board also includes: shop have enabled the League Surgeon of the Year. his key Job. control, finding storage all interested adults are in- of the products used in the •three women are now wi-in a double ring ceremony ceremony performed by Rev. plumber with Nicholas Scar- Thomas Flynn of Rahway 86 Westfield Ave., Clark interested in acquirin Mrs. Nancy Kolyer organist. 'be Skip Britton of Dayton, at the 11:00 a.m. Service Cue Bee Clufi, the Cue Bee Safety officials at Ft. Dix Mya Blazier of Upper Mon- concluded. ent, soils, marketing, soil No Squad can hope to main-, Syracuse N.Y. and Alan &e Alben Einstein Medical Miss Rand, a graduate of Mrs Marko and you will find • JERSEY CITY: 2737 Hudson Blvd. Church School meets at Rally Day. Parents wishing the Apostle Church. are busy getting the Thrift Mrs. Robert Liston, comp- to make numerous civic con- Dr. Buckley served as At 30 years of age and space and family relation- vited to attend. manufacture or assemblying dowed. performed by the Rev. Rich- Harold T. Hermanns at St.pitto in Rahway. served as his brother's befit HOUSES FOR SALE vices, no» or at a I APPROVED=0R HEiderjon J.42J2 with a fellowship dinner to 25 Year Club, the Ramblers Army Base, McGuire Air clair. The school gives the nd water conservation, MarscelU of Burlington Vt. Center School of Nurslng( The Vail - Deane School, (lie happiness you arc looking . STESANS Tenn. Surviving are her husband, hop, located at 1388 Irving troller; M£S. Peter Schmidt, tributions. with less than four years ships. (3) Mass media - Six of the automobile were tain its efficiency and spirit ard Streeter at Second Pres- Mary's Church, Rahway, call 388-3~"l69 9:30 a.m. with classes for to register their children and he played center field Force Base, and other mili- singer an opportunity to im- flight surgeon with the two wns, gardens, flowers and Mr. Ornstein said that his The bride wore a boufant phiiadeiphia. Pa. The bride- Following a two week wed- man. The ushers were Gar> Elizabeth, is a senior at for • .For. appointment call: follow. Jame6 Andreacci; a daugh- t., Rahway, ready for the consignment^ Mrs. Joseph Mrs. Douglass Baumann, , ... service. Dr. Buckley is news stories are prepared manufactured or processed without the whole - hearted I'M GLAD I CHANGES) 10... • • » byterian Church, Rahway, •August 19. A reception fol- 381-7100 children from age three for the Sunday school may for the old Rahway A.A. tary Installations are co-prove his language and stage 1 • I HH-3 Jolly Green Giant heli- rnamentals. His duties also Hullabaloo will charge $1.50 veil, shoulder length; era- groom tended the Univer- ding trip to Bermuda the cou- Wenner of Clark, brother of ; RAHWAY. ! Rev. Ealey was the Pastor ter, Mrs. Mary Barsce of ipening of the store on Sept- Di Fluri, selling; Mrs. John president of the League, an- ' 1 7 aerospace medical gtaff sur- by the County. Home Econo- admission. It will be open by a company with which any understanding and support Aug. 26 at 2:30 p.m. William lowed at Caggy's in Linden. through grade six. Nursery do so before or after the and the Orioles. operating in the program action as well as an oppor- H1UCAlflPCJ copters that made the New idude answering inquiries Word was received that pire style gown of peau de |Ity of Nebre8ka and is a ple will reside at 1636 Essex the bride, and Edward Das- Furniture tied and t WILLOW GROVE of the Rising Mt. Zion Bap- Colonia; a son, James A. of mber 14. Mrs. C. M. Sal- Szykowski, basement; Mrs. nounced that there will be j '* geon for the ARRS. With mists weekly for publication Friday, Saturday and holi- mayor or councilman or city of the community it serves. H. Leatham was organist. 246-1164 Two family, lg. nving rm., . Sofa $12.. Chair is provided for parents wish- morning service on any Sun- He is survived by his wife Many safety researchers be- tunity to sing opera in stag- York to Paris trip with nine I phone, correspondence, 3 Guy Naples, son of Tax As- sole appllqued with Alencon gra'duate of vuianova Uni- Given in marriage by her St., Rahway. cher of Rahway. PRESBYTERIAN tist Church in Richmond, Va. Bordentown; two brothers, ia, Thrift Shop Manager, John Babbitt, scheduling; a special meeting for the headquarters at Orlando, he in the two daily and eleven day eves from 8 to 11:00 officer was connected, or Fortunately, the .people of PREMIER OIL Given in marriage by her 10 am (o 9 p.m. kit. & 1 bedroom with bath We do refinishing on a ing to attend church. day in September. Alberta Hopkins Smith, one lieve a breath of fresh air, ed performances. mid-air refuelings by HC- ffice callers and home sessor and Mrs. Frank W. lace and carried an Edward- »erslty where ne waB com. father, the bride had a friend The bride, a graduate of Summer Schedule: Sunday for nine years, and the St. Frank Grimmer of Roselle announces that the store has Mrs. Daniel Me Cauley, provisional members on has journeyed to Southeast weekly papers. These stor- during regular school ses- perhaps the city of Rahway Rahway have long recognized father, the bride had Miss SILVER SAIXT MOXTIND 580 Easton Avenue . on each floor. Wall to wall touch-up & repairs, Regular Church services The Church Council meets daughter Mrs. Douglas Lac- a chance to stretch tired p 130 tanker escorts. He also" sits where necessary. He Naples, 22 Sunset Drive, ian bouquet of roses andm i8sloned an Ensign ln theMiss Ellen Mark of Linden Arthur L. JohnBon Regional Worship Service will be con- James Baptist Church for Park and Joseph Grimmer Qualified singers will be jeen reorganized and will clean-up; Mrs. Roy Hansen, Graduate From Asia and flown rescue mis- ies are on various topics of sions. Like all Hullabaloos, would be barred from send- this challenge, and by their Lise Kenworthy of Colonia New Brunswick carpeting. Good neighbor- burns. Insurance e and Church School Classes ducted at 10 a.m. Church Sept. 5, at 8 p. m. key of Statesville, North muscles, and a cup of hot cleap; . Ry , | September 11. The meeting] made the flight to study the rranges and conducts de- Clark, was named to the 8t0 k as maid of honor. Miss Grace High School was formerly | hood. 10 min. walk to P.R. two years. of Spriogfield. accepted to the singing perate under a new system kd d M Ch sions to advance medical information for homemak- the Rahway version will fea- ing a* Western Union tele- generous approval have in- as her maid of honor. The Tl - ,, „ U.S. Navy. Chen, sister of the bride; 983-5895. begin at 9:30 and 11:00 a.m., School for children three- New church construction Carolina, four brothers, Po- coffee can refresh a drowsy group. Auditors (listeners) mark-down; and Mrs. Char- j will be held at the Thrift human endurance factors in- lonstratlons, such as how sured the continuity of the Dean's List at Ohio Univer- employed by Cosmair, Inc. PETS R. station, tf you are look- at Raritan and Oak Ridge He holds the degrees of Surviving also are four this year. Articles to be les Zubak, financial chair- I Shop so that the new mem- Rahway Hospital volved in the 30-hour, 45- techniques and equipment for ers. Correspondence cour- ture the type of live music gram because the local of- sity, Athens, Ohio. bridesmaids were:. Amida The attendants were attir- MissMaryann D'Addario, Singles Plan of Clark. A graduate of Rah- Grand Prix September 10, Rally Day. years - old through second Bachelor of Arts and Bache- lice Sgt. Chester Smith and driver — and help make him may also attend. For an laced on consignment will make a new lawn and care ses are designed to provide squad's essential service. Maruechi of Rahway; Emily ed In apricot full length em- ing for a good investment, Roads Is scheduled for com- sisters, Mrs. Catherine a safe driver. man. ' bers can became better ac- minute trip. the ARRS mission in the jid pruning techniques for that is popular with today'sj fice of Western Union might sister of the bridegroom; way High School, the groom 1st run- and OBEDIENCE Training. Manor- September 6th there will be grade will also be conducted lor of Divinity from Virginia Gecrge Smith of Rahway, Shellhorn of Jersey City, autition appointment or for be accepted at the store combat theater. educational information par- rent an office ln a building Your Help and co - opera- He also received a Cert- Zobel of Cranford; Kate Kean pire style gowns with head this is it. 388-1657, nights a Curriculum Preview meet- at that time. pletion in the late Fall. For Harry Smith of Avenel and The Rahway Junior Ser- quainted with the store. The Twelve nurses aides were I The physician was cited hrubbery. He prepares and young adults. Assisting Mr, FOR FRIENDLY RELIABLE SERVICE ificate of Merit for his out- Petty Officer, Miss Ma ry ann D'Addario, was employed by Merck anc crest Dog Training School. 388-0680. T. R. Evans Co., Union University. Mrs. Genevieve Bing of Ir- At Camp LeJeune, North information, call ' Mrs. ieptember 5, 6, 7, and 12 ticularly for mothers of Ornstein in the supervision! owned by a company with tion are again solicited and Donnelly, a sorority sister pieces of apricot veil and cousin of the bridegroom FRANK DEAN ; ELECTROLYSIS ing in Davis Hall for all the present, Sunday worship Edgar Carolina, it was discovered Harry Hall, North Euclid vice League operates the I first regular meeting of thegraduated from their pre- : for his significant contri- The physician ls a re- iresents lecture demonstra- AND HIGH QUALITV OIL standing portrayal of the di- Summer Dance Company prior to entering V.F.W. Hall.6 Broadway.Clark, 399 Mill St.. Rahway. On' Wednesday evenings, is being conducted at the He is married to the for- vington, Mrs. Agnes Weigle iom 10 in the morning un- store between September and | League will be October 2nd. bution to the success of the cipient of the Air Force young children and senior of the center will be securi- which a councilman is con- gratefully acknowledged. from Burlington, Vt., andflowers. They carried tuzzy and Arleen C. Soos, a friend the military service. SINATRA MARTIN FORTEXAS , liegistration - Sept. 14 &. 21 .j TREATMENT Church School personnel. 'rayer Meeting is set for mer Miss Hilda Jean Hicks. City and two grandchildren. of Brigantine and Fred Kur- that the Marines attached Ave., Westfield, or write til 2 in the afternoon. No employment training course | on6 for service clubs, citizens. nected," Mr. Kinneally theo- The squad has only one drive fficult role of Kulygin ln Cheryl Dalton, another so- muzzy bouquets of roses and ' Latest Short Wave M Chapel Choir Rehearsal will Frank Hehnly School. at a ceremony August 25, |_ mission. The over - water Commendation Medal for his hurch groups, civic associ- ty officers whom the center Did 388-5100 Chekov's play "Three Sis- Bride Honored of the bride, were the other All Singles are welcome to Following a honeymoon in or call BR 2^6711... :45 p.rru and the Adult Bible Tttey have two children, The funeral will be held] ner of Bloomfield and five there were-getting into acci- School of Opera, P. O. Box consignment can be accept- will hire for that purpose. rized. a year, but 365 days a year, rority sister from So. Bur- daisies. attendants. | CLARK, near Rahway line. One- • Unwanted Hair ftem A Subscriber* tells what it be held at 7:00 p.m. andSen- on Thursday afternoon, at dents in the last 50 to 100337, WestfleljL N. J. in the Rahway Hospital ' flight not only established a meritorious accomplish- tions and other county or- Telephone requests, cor- ters", the University's attend a Summer Twlight California, Private Flynn family - fieldstone front — I Permanently tudy — "Living Under The James Hamilton and Rosa- Association, D. Webster grandchildren. ed on opening day Septem- ment. "Hullabaloos, " Mr. Orn- 24 hours a day, your Rah- lington", Vt. A graduate of Rahway High Wallace W. Van Vliet a DRIVE IN THEATRE *•"«•' LOST AND FOUND help when vou need it. ior Choir Rehearsal at 8:15 Covenant" — will begin at Davis Advisory Board, The 2 p. m. at the Thomas F. miles on the return trip af- ber 14. This year the store Refresher Courses For Nurses classroom. Plans for an out- i first in aviation history but anizations. He prepares jrespondence, office visits "Other articles mentioned way Squad ls ready to serve Spring production. School and the University of Dance September 10, from and his bride will take up Amboys '• attached garage - in-ground lind Sarita. also demonstrated the fea- Dr. Buckley was gradu- mely newspaper articles stein said, "offer young At Reception friend served as best man. 8:00 p.m. to 12:00 p.m., in residence in Wahalwa, o. N JTurnpihtE*.tmoRl9 I For free info. & Jitei p.m. Sept. 7." 5:30 p. m. ;. v.!;, In addition to being the Mayor's Committee on the Higgins' Sons Funeral Home, WILLIAM WRIGHT ter long holiday weekends, will be open every Thursday door ceremony had to be'i and speaking engagements in the article submitted in you. A baby about to be Vermont where she was a LOST CHIHUAHUA $200- Re- concrete pool - spacious yard 1116 Bryant Street with Rev. So, safety stops were se canceled due to inclement or the daily newspapers, are all. a part of various adults a chance to be them- the name of Giacobbe and Petty Officer and MrsSalvatore D'Addario, Jr., the Gaslight Room of The ..call or write: Pastor of the Rising Mt. Improvement of Richmond, Services were held yest- from 9:30 to 3:00 for selling. Est. 1922 Owners-Technicians selves by themselves, under born - an accident victim- on Lake Winnisquam, N.H. member of Alpha Delta Pi . ..^j v<»u.».ci mm mxabrothe. r of the bridegroom; Club Navaho Manor, 239 40th ward for return. Male Black 110 X 150 - new Birchcraft "Words cannot express my appreciation The Citizen's Advisory Gordon Baum, Pastor of the up on three major highways Consignment will be accept- Offered At Elizabeth General weather. ooperates with various ,[methods to reach the clien- Vansco will be properly ans- a sudden Illness - neither Mr. and Mrs. William R. Mrs. Walton and Mrs. An-Sorority, the bride is em- Joseph Bernstein who were science kitchen — finished Zion and St. James Baptist erday at the Walter J. John- Elizabe rep Phone FU 8-1049 WALT HANKS the kind of sympathetic con-! Johnnie D'Addario, cousin of Street, Irvington, N.J. This coat, beige chest, beige mark- !• CONNIE KAPLAN, for the understanding service you have Committee, Special Com- Trinity Methodist Church of- leading to the base. ed also on Thursday from to nursing but who are ap- Mrs. Carolyn Lukas, Co- municipal and county, state tele of Union County wered in court or during the clock nor calendar matter Blessing Sr., and Marvin drew were Douglass Col- ployed as service represen- married recently in Eliza- ings on face Answers to basement, pine paneled, com- 1 ST. AGNES CHURCH Churches, he served as Se- son Funeral Home, Clark An intensive refresher County trols that encourage them to the bridegroom; Samuel Dance Party is the first ln a 381-5415 extended to me during the last three CLARK cretary of the Baptist Minis- mittee on Housing appointed ficiating. Interment will fol- with Rev. Tony Mac Naugh- Camp LeJeune safety of- 10:30 to 2;00. The reorgani- course for inactive regis- prehensive because of the ordinator of Inservice Edu- BILL MARBACH nd federal departments on There are three campaign," he said. when these things happen, ROBBINS & ALLISON L. Hember were hosts at a lege classmates. The An-tative for the New York Tele- beth were guests of honor DATES TO REMEMBER FOR TIGER". Lost during acci- plete with kitchen and ozite I 549 W-inman Avei vears." low in Graceland Memorial ficials are greatly encour- Adds C zation of the Shop's lay out cation, greeted members of in the demonstrate the high degree "If any apology should be Manto, and William Sullivan series which the Town and dent on N.J. Turnpike July 31 SUNDAY MASSES: 6:30, ter's Conference of Rich- by the Mayor, The Richmond ton, assistant Pastor of Lin- ses tered nurses who.,desire to changes that have taken place ;rograms benefiting the Home Economists of responsibility inherent in your Rahway First Aid Squad welcome home party for Wil- drews will visit their fam- phone Co. at a reception given by Mr, Jr., the latter of Linden, Country Singles League will carpeting - 3 bedrooms — din-• Rahway, N.J. mond and Vicinity for 5 Redevelopment and Services Park, Kenilworth. aged by the fact that in the Elizabeth Prep. School has will enable both services return to their profession in the profession since they the graduates' families and made, it should be made to is ready. The members are liam R. Blessing, Jr., ofilies In Maine and New Jer- The bridegroom is a and Mrs. David Bernstein near Eliz exit. Pis. call col- ing room — fireplace in living "Without your financial assistance I 7:30, 8:30, 10:00, 11:15 a.m. den Presbyterian Church of- members of the hospital jeople of the county. Other County Extensiothe lasn t Otncreportine g almost all of them. Our cen- served as ushers. sponsor during the coming and 12:20 p.m. ears. Committee. ficiating, for William H. past five years no fatalities placed 100% of the June 1967 to be conducted the same •will be conducted at Eliza- worked last," Miss Helen H & H Radio & h Bill Rack. Anyone who knows dedicated and qualified First 1537 Lambert St., Rahway sey before returning to graduate of the O. E. Smith parents of the bridegroom a lect 609-883-2730 ; room. For information call could not have paid the medical bills." THOMAS EDWARD or even serious accidents graduates of Day School Into day. In this way customers staff. She introduced Mrs. ervices provided by the Durin"6 4' to" 196'°«5 "" the™ Home ter is dedicated to the idea Bill Rack would know that' Aiders. Their efforts and INC. at the Cranwood Restaurant Maryland. High School, Storrs, Conn., their home ln Belford. -Thi The bride wore a chiffon year. A Three Piece Combo The Thrift Shop WEEKDAY MASSFS: 7:00 He was also a Board Mem- He is a member of King Wright, 69, of 24 Hall Dr., beth General Hospital, Grabowski, Director of that what young people want and nylon full length gown will provide music. HELP WANTED-FEMALE 1388-0601 after 5:00 p.m. or O'CONNOR • have occurred during the college or Junior College re- will be able to bring in con- Nursing Service, said. "This Marie Brennan, Director of gricultural agents are soil year 19 ment con- he could never be malicious time are graciously donated Established 1912 in Carwood on August 19. and the University of Ver- bride is the former Miss and 8:00 a.m. — CHURCH jer of the following organi- Solomon Lodge, F&A Ma- who died Sunday at Rahway starting September 25. The Television :estlng, Identification of Economics Departmentcon- is a roomy, no-adults place with train, short veil with The Group is made up of | write to Box 29C. WANTED TO Bt sons, Inc. and the Kappa Thomas Edward O'Con- time the coffee stops were ports Joseph P. Harvan, pri- signment and shop at the course which will meet six program is' designed to Nursing, who welcomed the.. meetings, or untruthful. Evidently, to humanity. Your thought- The guest list included re- mont where he was a mem- Beverly Podell, daughter o 6-45 a.m. — CONVENT. zations: The Bethlehem Cen- Hospital. Interment followed ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS weeds, insects and diseases ducted 150 open where. they can socialize in pearled crown and carried singles between ages of 21 TOY DEMONSTRATORS • Principals only. 'Name and address on request TitrttfeitsmitiUt. rI_HOLY &A5 fiS£SE§:<>: ter, The Fult6ft1tnproyement Alpha Psi Frateniity. nor, 64, of 905 Ross Street, in Rosedale Memorial Park,- in operation. Officers at ncipal. Mr. Harvan attri- same time. hours per day, four days orient theln to the latest leader training these two Republican coun- fulness helps us feel our latives, friends and neigh- George F. Storm of Co-ber of Acacia fraternity. He Mr. and Mrs. Harold Po- WK BUY BOOK: V i butes the successful place- r. SALES & SERVICE and offer control measures, had 50 their ownway. But, they must cilmen ,'wbo—seem to be on « LOCAL AND lonia, received an athletic 1 white orchids. to 36 for the.girls.and.23 \m Irving St. Railway 381-7136 Elarti u(»-&n 25% commtHnion. N«> success=id+l CAN+I WILL 7:00, 8:0(Xand 9-00 a.m. andj Rahway, died suddenly on Linden. other Army, Navy, and Air Thrift donations will be per week. is.part;o4 Eliza- nujcslpg tethntaqes and to residents o. clasees wUh-991. different abide by the few, but strictly efforts are appreciated. Help bors. The honored guest was preBently is pursuing gradu-. dell- of. 465-ffenl3i"St., Ro ; collecting. .No delivery. Car PLEASE CALL FOR D Force installations are ment of the entire graduating : 4 inform county residents of - .the run' h'ave"forgotten that LONG DISTANCE achievement award for out- The maid of honor wore to 38 for the"men: Singleg s lioys are taught lo develop their 5:30 and 8:00 p.m. lesaretti will assume the and was ordained priest in " Thursday. Born in Rahway Born in Elizabeth, Mr. accepted through Mrs. Lin-beth General s ~'66ntinuouS prepit4 {fi^SH|^%Tesume the Retiring From Business SERVICING TELEVISION*RADIO»PHONO'H1-FI enforced rules governing us to Help YOU by giving recently discharged from the ate work in geology atSyra- selle Park. Mr.' Podell 1 an aqua green full length i ln this necessary. Mrs. P. Vargo. 12 P.M. BOOK SH( NEW JERSEY mcntjl abilities (IQ); encouraged, studying these results with class to the fact that classes new varieties of plants, new pVfllunteeE.-.-leaders, being 'even while Mr. Lomhardi's standing performance in age category who t Come to leadership of the combined the same year by Bishop the son of the late Martin Wright had lived in Clark coln Esterbrook, 305 Elm program to provide highly practice o£v nursing. By Casual ANTENNA INSTALLATION Hullabaloo Scenes. graciously when they tap at MOVING Army after two years of ser- cuse University. owner of Verheau's Drug chiffon gown with flowing live in Anna PI. So. Plainfield. N. J. - Plainfield 4-39 to h.ivt- mnrc confidence* (t CAN) ; Episcopal Churches of Lin- and Mary Clark O'Connor, Interest. are kept small enough to bringing. tb~es.e nurses up to methods of culture and lat- leadertraineds. conducteThesed 97voluntee5 meet-r conflict of Interest bill was your door!!! vice of which 13 months were fencing at the closing event After a motor trip to New Store, Rahway. over 14142 differenferentt I Pascale Agency—Rahway helped tn \how more, determination Banyard. After his ordina- 16 years. He was retired Ave., Rahway, and Mrs. R. qualified personnel for pa- train and carried green and cities in CONSIGNMENT TAKEN 755-8150. den on September first. he lived here all his life. accommodate each student date, we believe that they est research findings. Also ngs. 428 news stories were "Among those rules are ln process of passage, that spent in Germany with the of the second session of the Hampshire and Quebec, the Attending were: Mrs. Ben Bergen, Hudson, | For Information lumbian Club. 80 w. lama* BLUE SHIELD (I WILL) .drilled in the subiccti re- tion he served as curate at from Esso Research and En- D. Studwell, 481 Central tient care. 1492 IRVING ST. RAHWAY, N.J. Your contribution is Tax * STORAGE white carnation nosegay. The| PassalcPassaic, Essex, UnionUo, roart^ Ward, nnt Grace Church, Plainfield. He retired two years ago personally. will feel confident and en- JUST-A-LITTLE-WHILE-TO-GO Wear keep the University inform- ent to county newspapers. the admission age of 16 to 20 a prepared article about his Perehlng missile battalion. Norwich University Summer couple will reside at 822 Bernstein, Mlsa Roberta and ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLERS - 6 rtn. Colonial in Franklin 3rortr Cl.etiaad Ecjool. 1 quired for Cdlk-Ke Entrance. Grades FIRST BAPTIST Father Cesaretti has been gineering Corp. in Linden, Ave., Rahway. Arrange- "We feel certain there only; no drinking; only car- Deductible. The House to other attendants wore maize Middlesex, ' Morris, Mon- Full or part-time School section. 2 car garage — <;:i2 or PG. HOW TO STUDY is from the U. S. Maritime The academic program at thusiastic about their return ed on requests by County re- ,J4,765 publications were (Lombardi's) famous cock- 0 He is now employed by theCamp for Boys Just conclud- Westcott St., Syracuse, N.Y. Miss Melisa Bernstein o Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Sept. 5, 6 & 7 AT* Rev. James F. Horton will serving as Vicar of St. An- Fr. Cesaretti has served where he wa6 an electrical Kagan-Dixon ments for the picking up of are nurses in thfs area who House Canvass will start PACKING yellow full length chiffon t*ju.t:i Ward, etcacd DUI siroM-d Individual needs served. sidents for new information distributed to.. the public. bonated soft drinks sold; no tail party.was belngprocess- ed at the University in North- mouth, Hunterdon, Ocean, General Reed Company 220 wiring - tiled bath - 1 preach on the topic "Why drew's, Linden, since his the Diocese of New Jerse> Service where he was em-supervisor. Elizabeth Prep. School is thrift articles can be made are interested in returning to active nursing." at the-Colonia Line west of Union County Auto Parts Co. Silver Springs, Maryland, iuublaii ^ciou*. has Uruo* Sports. Football. Soccer. Basketball. ployed as a first mate for and possible subjects for . ,742 telephone calls and congregating in cars in the ed through die Xeroxmac- of Elizabeth. field, Vt. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Firestone gowns with flowing trains and Somerset counties, have 19 Walnut Ave . Clark 1 oil/steam heat. rourta .Js.rd. laird L.* Did Jesus Die?" at com- appointment to that post in In several capacities under He was a member of Es- designed to meet the needs St. Georges Avenue, pro-. and carried yellow and white 382-7373 lumblan _d»]. N.v Brunsi B.iuklll and marly others. Choice of many years. further research. office visits were recorded. parking area; and no read- hine at City Hall. However, TEL. 276-0899 * • • Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Pol- been sent an announcement and Tuesday, Sept. 12 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Great Value at $15,500 •rtturninK home afternoons or Five* munion services Sunday at' September 1966 by the Rt. the Diocesan Department of sex Masonic Lodge 49 and Aluminum Assn. of students who have encoun- ceeding north to the Lin-' • * » Paurtl) .Vard. Pourta J He ls tered difficulty either in There are two Agricul- 4-H - The 4-H program mission on any night once Marsh did say that only a few lack, Andres Firestone, carnation nosegays. of the dance in the mail. ; PASCALE AGENCY-RAHWAY r.rm House. E. all.ton An. D.iy Boarding returning home Fri- 9:45 a.m. Church School for! ~ev. Alfred Lothian Bany- Missions. He served'ehur- survived by his wife the Old Guard of Westfield. a patron has gone outside, den Line. ?13 Sooth Ave., E. Cranford Susan E. Orban, daughter Jaycee-ettes The bride is a graduate of The group aims to provide CLEANING WOV AN - ONE 1815 Pratt St.. Realtor 381-3104 Tltlh Vwrd. *ir«t uUli d.iv afternoons. Request catalog and' ard, the Bishop of the Ep- ches in New Brunswick, Pie- Carolyn Holdt O'Connor, two completing high school or in tural Agents in the County _s the largest youth organi- copies went when the mac- of Mr. and Mrs. John Or- Carol D. Murphy of 984 Daniel and Mrs. Henry Fire DAY A WEEK CHI I. AFTL.H •i**l. C*mh-b«.j tit. Survivors include his wi- Extension Office. even though he or she of- hine jammed and the bal- Linden High School and Or-a variety of social, sport, Please bring fall clothing and household items. 1 mith Ward. 'Utcjnd Dliti book "Royal Roads" (free) on i;ood' iscopal Diocese of New Jer- asantville. Magnolia and Bo- step-sonsp, , Michael Duncan Newest Member gaining college acceptance. A PAIR AND | 00 zation in the United States. WEDDING PLANS? ban of 721 West Inman Ave. Hamilton St., Rahway, re- stone of New York. 6.00 P-M- 388-':U. i9 Hsu t. Seminary AT.. study habit* Fnr.'ll mm f,,r Fall. . g ooff dow, Mrs. Matilda Abele PROUDLY We SALUTE LABOR! Dress Sheer Stockings 50 HOME ECONOMICS - The The goal of the 4-H pro- fers to buy a second ticket. ange Memorial Hospital Sch- and cultural events at which Finn Ward. Third Dtsti NEWARK • TRENTON • CAMDEN • MORRISTOWN ey. Bishop Banyard reco- h N J TTampaa , FFla.l , andd DenniDi s Approximately one - half of ance of the copies of the re Call 388-0600 and Diane R. Weaver, dau- ceived her B. S. degree ln Those attending from House. Ctmlnirj An. CARTERET SCHOOL • WEST ORANGE, N J. MONEY TROUBLES? zarthtown N J Wright; one brother, John of Kagan - Dixon Wire Corp., Home Economics part of the "It Is policies such as ool of Nursing. She is nowsingle adults of these areas Temporary Work Elected Grace mmended that Fr. Cesar- At present FrFr.. Cesaretti Duncan of Rahway; one step- Elizabeth; and a sister, Mrs. the June graduates were tak- gram is to develop the lease on the Lombard! cock-] ghter of Mr. and Mrs. R.Education along with 500 Host State Monmouth County were: (Fall clothing must be clean and in good condition. No Fee WANTED TO RENT P.ftu Ward. l*ourta Dlstl Nobody Refused up to $20,000 Rahway, a manufacturer of ing a post graduate program Cooperative Extension Ser- country's most priceless re- these which have won fo: tall party were put throughJ Miss Beverly Bernstein, assistant head nurse at the|can participate and enrich H»u. Campbell 8t. :ttl remain in Linden as the is servini g as Chaplain of the daughter Mrs. Jan Conover Margaret Bergbauer of Eli- Hullabaloos the respect of Weaver of 449 Branhall Rd. other students at summer hospital. their circle of friends. tniO Ward. n O 0 Club activities stress de- for they could be explained by town, Pa., this fall. Rahwayo.i,™,, , haho=s move,,~dA t,~o h*.lher Phillips, President of the ree in Arts. In 1965 he the 60th member of the trade BOLOGNA programs in Foods and Nu- are r CLASSIFIED ADSI Prnnsylvanu Railroad and 146 Westminster St,, Providence, R. I. 02903 tor of Grace Church. Father 1 ville and Mrs. Vincent Cer- way Hospital after a long Elizabeth Prep. i6 coedu- velopment of leadership. also feel that we P r home in Arlington, Vt. She Donald Sutherland, Mr. and Local Areas den City Line. as graduated from the Phi- . Robbinwoo, d Terrac, - •e ad- group, whose membership finest ideals of freedom and Turtle Neck Long Sleeves Cotton Polo Shirts ' trition, Home Management, providing a facility that helps • • • Thereafter, consignment accepted every Thursday from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Call 388-0600 dre8S a chiaro of Iselin. illness. cational and the academic TRY OUR DELICIOUS SALAMI responsibility, cooperation, 1 will teach ln the demonstra- ,. , , . . . Mrs. Cyril Smack, Mr. and Top-Notch Companies FIRST WARD. SECOND DJ When we talk adelphia Divinity School u- It »af ^° announ- Includes all domestic pri- program is accelerated so Clothing and Textiles, Hu- self-confidence and quality the young people bridge the Mrs. Sal Hughes, Mr. and Selling every Thursday 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Top Rates Cash Bonuses Hounded sr Linden Cl Born in Newark, she was ?o $1000. (°o The funeral services were HOME MADE COLD CUTS (° A Lawn Sale which bene- liana-*)- River: Pilerssn Banking is proud u with a degree in Theoloev «d that the Ust of services neltJ on mary producers of alumin- opportunity for all. man Relations and Home jdifficult years between rinn nVhnni nr nnmof Vr president of Area 3 at their M • Holy Monday at the Thorn- the daughter of the late that a student may complete workmanship. The 4 - H Vogel Hits fited the Rahway Free Pub- Mrs. Elwood Seeley, Mr. A-l TEMPORARIES EU.--1 Mlltou Avenue; Columt as F um, most major semlfabri- two years of high school in Crew Neck Poor Boy Long Sleeves Cotton Polo Shirts . • ' FANCY Furnishings. framework provides the op- childhood and adulthood v and Mrs. Jack McWilllams, Was.-untton Street; ™g Communion and Homily- 9- - Higgingg s Sons Funeral Louisa M. Bechmann and POULTRY By demonstration, lec- lic Library ln the amount of ALL PROCEEDS TO CHARITY 413 Park Ave.. Scotch Plains LSOAL Nonces street: Fast Or*nd Avenue: - •' ' Home 1116 B S Edwin A. Bischoff. For many cators and leading foundries one year. to be part of DECORATED PLATTERS oortunity for young people to Mr. Ornstein, has been a eighty dollars was held at •WffiASSS "fflffsS-aS! ££Mrs. Molly Rose, Mrs. An- ELECTION NOTICE nelt Street. about recreation, 15 A. M.: Church - School Home, 1116 Bryant Street and smelters. The company PRIME MEATS tures, conferences and toinette Bedlak, Miss Julia 322-8300 FIRST WARD. THIRD DIS- years she was emploved as Special classes in prep- FOR ALL OCCASIONS explore careers closely re- Certified Public Accountant the Loos home, 1072 Bryant » , . pective members of the unit ornct or CITY CLIHK Service; 11:00 A. M.: Holy and interment followed in will (pin the Association's workshops, the County Home Democratic Conry, Miss Barbara Law- Bounded by East Milton STONEWALL Communion and Sermon. the family plot. a stenographer for th? Gib- aration for the College Board the teamwork thai movei lated to agriculture and home since 1947. Born and raised ON YOUR SIGNATURE St., Rahway. In charge were .attending were Mrs. Stewart CITY MAIL. RAKWAY. NSW JKftMV Lawrrcnc. Street: Was.ltntto son Hill Company. She was a Bar, Rod and Wire Division, exams -are offered on Sat- Economists teach Union economics. - in Newark, he is a graduate rence. IT S NO SECRET HOTICL Is tiertbr fivro th.l tb« Kahvay River: Monroe Btn All services and activities Blouses , Pamela Loos, Jeanne Mc- The Deborah League of Gray and Mrs. Nathan Glv- Kr.'PACIGA America forward. se:Kemb«r ^o. }•*>.. 41 td iyt uduci Grind Avenue: Whlltler wide programs to develop SAVINGS America and served as se-, schools. iects Include automotive -Married, theOmsteinsmake Leadership Linda O'Mahoney. The re-Dance September 9, at 8:00 Inducted Mrs. Joseph Blacz- rold Boschman, Mr. and women to service customers D m Prn-»lllni Time. HrtMrationi North Branch of Rahwa! gregation will be held at Service's were held on We-.t Orand Avenue: Eaj cretary of the Seconds Ward standards and broaden mar- Anyone who has either Button -Down Oxford Cotton Long Sleeve Blouses Z '-* care operation and safety; their home at 557 Andress freshment table was in p.mClub. , at thFeatherbee Ashbrood k Swim vac as a member. Mrs. John Humke, Mr. and near their home Call 333- and Tranifrri ol RccUtrfttloni (nay the church on the corner of Monday from the Walter J. kets for these products. It helps to finance the 36 MONTHS TO REPAY b* m»de 11 the Ofllcr of :hr ClLr Avenue; Montfomerr Street Republican Club. She is sur- failed to complete high landscaping and horticul-i Terrace in Union. They have "Time has come to re- charge of Warren Loos and Edison" " , N.J- . . - • Lan6j StatMrse Director. Nichola, s announceMamczykd, Mrs. Arman Yannone, Rich- 1880 for details or home in- Clerk. Room 106, Cltr Hall. 14*.O Initon Street: and Columbus Robbinwood and De Witt Johnson Funeral Home, In the aluminum business a son who is a sophomore Mrs. William McLachlan, that several local members ard Anderson, George Muel- CamptxU Street. Rahtar. New Jet' PIRST WARD. FOURTH D: more than NEW INVESTMENT SAVINGS vived by a brother, Hugo of school or who has had diffi- ture; public speaking; photo- ! mind those who are elected| Bill O'Mahoney. LURFOR TEENAGERS terview 1C7. on nnT working dar. excepting Bounded by West Orand Terr., to be known as Grace Clark and at St. Agnes Chur- Rahway. since 1949, Kagan - Dixon culty in gaining college ac- technical research Short & Rolled-up Sleeve Blouses ! graphy; dog care and train- at Boston University and a as Chairmen of the Parry Until N. J.'s new liberalized loan law goes into effect, Chairman and Mrs. Pat Ar- attended a summer forum,ler, Mr. and Mrs. George ta 1. ~ Balurilart up to and ' Includlnc North Branch of Rahwa; Church; a new church struc- ch where a High Mass of has one of the largest facil- ceptance is Invited to phone [daughter who is in her Junior chat their duty ls to man- cidla, Co-Chairman and August 5 at Ivystone Inn, Cohen, Monlque and Eric AUfuit 3. 1BS7 WMttler Street: Wen Line ture is planned on the site Requiem was offered for Funeral arrangements ing; clothing and grooming; we'll be glad to lend you $500.00 right now! Open your Dancing, Soft Drinks & Entertainment LADIES earn S100 to $150 for Auiuv: 24th. 3Ut and Bepteai- nue: Allen etreet: Linden C ities ln the nation for theor write for further informa- [year at Union High. age the affairs of the Party, their committee are planning Pennsauken Bemstin, Jill, Kelly and John and the Pennsylvania Kallu n the near future. were made by the Lehrer - and equipment that social know-how; woodwork- account today and get the cash you need plus a cash re- Rev. and Mrs. William four evenings work weekly, no txr 3m. Ulh. 2Ut. Und 2S1H.2«lh 2 . "play money" production of aluminum flat tion and a free consultation. guide the membership so a good time for all. It was reported that the Humke, Ronald, Darrel and parties, no canvassing Car 2-m and 2Slh. tn( Cltr Cltrk'. Ol- SECOND WARD. PI.TST Dll Crabiel Funeral Home. Rev. H. Andrew of Rockville, OPENING $ that the net result would serve for future use.... Ticket Chairmen, Mrs. Rahway Jaycee - ettes will! Vincent Yannone, Marc, Da- nee in addition 10 the relular noun Bounded by Union Sti John Maltby of the Miller GET AWAY Maryland, and daughterCersS De-- HWHCL y^uait.nx^m, i»»j.«. LYaiivrajr jajl.ee - cuco win necessary. 846-4475 will be open !.-om 4:30 p.m to B:O0 Otorte's Avenue: West Scstt makes American Wool Skirts ^495-5095 Long Sleeve Blouses ^295- 395 se 'Service of AU the Peo- bra ' and 'Ellen are visiting Michael Capotosta, 388-6341 hold the first Area 3 meet- vid, Richard James and p m. lor the purpose o[ accepting Evans Street: Linden Avei Memorial Presbyterian CALL UP ...COME IN bra and Ellen areare visitin WMttler btrttl. bra and Ellen n««^8 and Mr8> RavmOnd Gurbisz, ing of the fiscal year, Sep- Tommy Cohen. Church of Monmouth Junc- Funds Available ile, said Max Vogel, Rahway this week with Dr. and Mrs. FRIDAY, SEPT. 8th OPERATORS experienced on (ratlom. SECOND WARD. SECOND to New Jersey tion officiated at services industry and emocrat, who competed And get the cash you want -- Right Now! Robert B. Walton of 798 388-4799 will be happy to teinber 14 at the Italian- ThThe'couple couple will b-~e ,..^mak-- dresses, section piece work OTT1CZ or THI CITY CLXRX. DISTRICT: f School days.. school days 1488 Irving Street, Rahway CITY HAIX. RAHWAY. H J. Bounded by Linden Avrnui WHILE THE RAHWAV ast year In the Democratic accomodate any one wishing American Club. Mrs. John ing their home in Memphis, Admission $1.50* ARTISTS • WRITERS • PRINTERS Steady work all year round and interment was in Hoi-, For Central Ave., Rahway, at Place; Linden City Line: Allc rimary for Mayor. tickets. ' Foulks, chairman, stated! Tennessee. AMSON Mfg. Co.. 1424 E. ixrcnoN Nonet Weit Lincoln Avenue: and lywood Cemetery, Union. American labor the Sweaters reudlni In the City of KibviT. Strswt: Vacationers come from all over the Jackson Finance Co. 3618 »ew Jailer that tht Board 01 R«cu> BICOND WARD. THISJj nl flecotii the arrangement seemed to sent to all Jaycee-ette Chap- Bounded by Evans Slrei country to enjoy New Jersey's famed GETTING'S try and Electi-jn of tne City of Hah- dear old golden rule days Mortgage Loans world's most s »«y. Union County will meet al tnetr CeMi Avenue: Ludlow stre Nylon Turtle Neck Slip-over Sweaters & Crew Neck. _j reversed, the Leaders ters in the area. All the newest yarns Walcoff-McCusker Dance Studio *» Job Printing reipectlvf pclllnc places on Tuesday. Lincoln Avenue; St. Oeorge's resort areas and cultural facilities. guided (?) the elected offi- The annual rummage sale PHONE WORK - PART TIME £euu:^.ber U. 1H7 Ircm 7 00 a.m. to Undcn city Line: Hullck PI It's almost time for your boy or Is being planned for Sep- Five women, excellent op- 8 p.m for the purpot. of decline Linden Avenue. And so do industries. It's an accepted productive! SUPPORT YOUR HOMETOWN cials in a way that antagon- Call 382-6060 members for County CummltUe of On.Residential Properties portunity to make big money SECOND WARD. FOURTH girl to be dancing off to school. GOOD zed many voters, especially tember 21-22 with Mrs. -Offset and Letterpress Political Partle* and Ihe maklac of DISTRICT: fact that- business locates in areas S and fabrics and buttons 75 Bartell Place, Clark from your home- Call Mr nanuuitiur.i fir tne Oenerai Election Whether it is college, high or ele- Democrats who turned ag- 1120 Raritan Rd., Clark Lie. s|012 James McDonough as co- for the Ibllovlm offlcta: Bounded by St. Oeone's where there are abundant an3 varied Waltz Length Tricot Nite Gowns.___ 395 - $695. NEWSPAPER ainst us for reasons of their chairmen. Plans are also, French. Mt 7-7052- i Senators from the Ninth Aenate Westflctd Avenue: Clark 1 Composition and Printing Outrlct lUDlon>. lln«: and th. Unden city llr recreational facilities for their mentary school if it's financial Liberal Terms Fast Service own and for reasons our el- are ready to go with you being made for the holiday WE EXTEND CREDIT LIBERALLY fashion show which will be "QUALITY IN DANCE" WOMAN to clean small home 1 Asicmblyman-at-Larie 'UnlDni. THIRD WARD. niST PIT help you need we stand ready Publlihtd Evtry Thjridoy Morning by ected officials found out, but, 't AJierublymen from Ajsemb.y Dis- B'n'nrtid bv Pen«-»lv--*i.» I employees. |held In November. on Fridays. Will pay $12- for trict B-B ,Union -Part'. to help. S 95 alae, too late. Woodbrldie Township Line: "This is the time for the Announcement was made • JOB PRINTING • PLANT PUBLICATIONS 6 hrs. Will transport. Call 3 Urmbers of the Board of Chosen Boulevard: Jefferson Avenui Bonded Wool Slacks Stretch & Regular— 4 " GRADED CLASSES IN BALLET, TOE, TAP, MODERN JAZZ, 388-2224- Freeholder*. « Street: Bt. Oeorae's Avenue; Public Service has been conducting Savings Pass Book Rate membership to assert it- that the annual family pic- • BROCHURES • NEWSPAPERS 1 Councilman from the Pint Ward Street: and Walters 8lr.et. - THE NEWS RECORD PRINTING COMPANY self, recoup the powers, du- nic will be held September of the Cltr of itanwsy 'term eiplrlni* THIRD WARD. SECOND DI national advertising campaigns to be SITUATION WANTED-FEMALE D*c. 31. l»Cai Bounded by Colonia B< 10W COST . . . EASY PAYMENT NO HAPPY Services Available 1470 Broad Strtit, Rahway, N.J., 388-0600 ties and prlveleges and the 17 with the Jaycee-ettes 1 Councilman from the Second Woodbridee Township Une: sure that America's business Vacation time and money-on-hand sometimes have a way of assisting the Jaycees in the ACROBATIC, HAWAIIAN, BALLROOM Ward or me city cf Kahvay (term Avenue; West Inman Avenu benefits that accrue to a ion Avenue: Orove Street; community is fully aware of the HELLO... SAVINGS ACCOUNTS COLLATERAL LOANS U.S. SAVINGS BONOS political party and its mem- project. 388-0600 Young woman desires nurses expiring Dec. 31. ISoei. missing each other on the year's calendar. Result? Another aide work in private home or in At the Primary Election. Septem- fr^*on Avenue. good life to be found in the Garden .•.. is ever quite equal to the! CHECKING ACCOUNTS CHRISTMAS CLUB MONEY ORDERS Only S4.00 brings you 52 w««k» of good reading about bership in the form of pat- Mrs. Phillips, guest spea- Registration Sept. 7th, 8th, & 9th (12:30 to 4:30 p.m.) ber 12, IH7. the l>mocratic and THIRD WARD. THIRD DIE warm welcome extended to MORTGAGE LOANS VACATION CLUB BANK BY MAIL "do-nothing" two-weeks-with-pay. ronage, committee appoint- ker of the evening outlined nursing home Call after 2:00 Republican Parlies will elect a male Bounded by Orove Street: State. We feel it's an important ANTICIPATED DIVIDEND newcomers by the Welcome PASS BOOK LOANS SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES TRAVELERS CHECKS LOTS OF OTHER ITEMS the gvtnti of Rahway, Clark, Colonia and ar«a....only 1470 BROAD STREET, RAHWAY p.m. 382-9847 jind female member cf their respec- Avenue; West Inman Avenus Wagon Hostess. ments, etc. The Sewing Kit the purposes and goals of the tive County Committee la each of Avenue: West Lake Avenue: function because when a firm moves Why not get out the suitcases and come to us for a Vacation $6.00 for ytorly tubtcriptlom outsld* Union and FOR INFORMATION CALL 388-6088 the diurlcti tn the City of Rahway. Street: and St. Oeorre's Ai Her smile may be no brighter, "The patronage, or what Umted States Jaycee-ettes. HELP WANTED-MALE BOBrHT W BCBROr THIRD WARD. FOURTH DI into our state, new jobs immediately Savings Insured By FSLIC "PERSONAL her greeting no more cheer, Loan? We like the idea of making our money available when Countlei. may be considered dividends At the end of the program, City Clsra Bounded by Woodbridge 1 ful, but she's made the wel- per annum OUR WELL-KNOWN BRANDS 65 E." CHERRY STREET, RAHWAY Mrs. Arthur Smith, pro- air Hall Line: West Lake Avenue: Jen open up, "new" money circulates your time is available, don't you? earned by the Party, should STOCK CLERK - Excellenl 1470 CampMU ajirawl sue: West Inman Avenue; s come more a work of art than gram chairman, conducted a eUtaw.r, H. J- riell Avenue. a mere greeting . . , com- The Friendly, Progressive Bank be shared in proportion to Open daily 9:30 to 5:30 Fri. 'til 9:00 Classes Resume Monday, Sept. 11th opportunity for advancement. and New Jersey's entire economy is Member Federal Home Loan Cwnpounta! w paid quarterly. Niw you can earn more -Chinese Auction. POLLIrtO rLACU FOURTH WARD. PIR8T Dli plete with a galaxy of gifts PIIOII jtnd th« "Rohwoy-Niwi Rtcord" to, the investment of the indiv- Apply in person. J.B. Williams nrst Ward, nnt DUtrtet—Waah- Bounded by Woodbridge 1 stimulated. It's as simple as that. Bon voyage. Inatoo School. K. Orand AT*. and helpful information on whtR yw save at "AXIA". By mail, teo. (We pay post- Some exceptions in sizes and colors iduals. Company, Inc. 730 Walnut Line: state Highway Route LOAN... schools, churches, shops nrsl Ward. tVcoad UUUlct— Orc- Rxhway River: Washington Bank System age both.ways). NAMI. "An honorable Chairman, a Avenue, Cranford. r.r CitT.lantl CXJOOl, K. ICMon Avt. Lawrer.ce Street: East Milt and community tacilities. REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE - MORTGAGES An Equol Opportunity Employ.r nrsl Ward. Third District—Reersa- nue: Paterson * Street: and t: So when a new neighbor man of good character does RAHWAY ADOMtt. tlon BJd/. bt W. Uatn at. way River. moves In, follow up your not purge his supporters, nnt Ward, fourth District—Aton. Deposit! received by the 10th Mm dividends fron MAN handy with tools, paint-, FOURTH WARD. SECOND happy hello with a Welcome those who built him up and 341 W. Scott Aie DISTRICT: the ltt of the month. full SERVICE PHONI SELLING IN '67 ing, carpentry, etc. Prefer full •ecjnd Ward, nnt District — Bounded by Ltesvllle Aveu Wagon greeting. A HosJess 1 CITY. gave him the opportunity to Charles E. Searles rraaUla fStSool. St. Oaaris) Art. awaits your call at time but will consider part- Street: Main Street; East STATE BANK IAXIA FEDERAL SAVINGS >become prominent in the tVcjnd Ward. Saond DIsUlcl— Avenue: Rahway River: St«t PACKMAN'S time. Hamilton Laundry, 276 rrsuxklla Scaool. St. Owors* A*.. way Route No. 1; and th. BANKING... For Clofk Hoit.n Savings Institution County and the State. Only Realtor clark state bank FOR BEST RESULTS Hamilton St. 388-3388. Second Ward. Third District— brldse Township Une. Coll 235-5085 "• • Enelond I* my duck or monty ordtr for J characters like Hitler and FrmiUiln Bcaool St. Oton. An. FOURTH WARD, THI!ID Dll of RAHWAY For Rohwoy Hottau 1691 IrrlBC Street - "Oar Mth Year" - Rahway, N. J. %V

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