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VOL. 165 NO. 8 RAHWAY, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 19. 1987 USPS 454-160 25 CENTS Sole of City land spurs protests

by Pat DiMaggio General conditions of the budget crisis by far" this The resolution was ap- time to vote this down. It's the second time," laid The sale of City-owned sale specify a maximum of year. proved on a vote of six in time to take a stand. Let's Williams. - land was approved by the six one-family residences on "Rahway, as well as favor, with Councilmen not mislead the people." Rahway Municipal Council The resolution authorize! Library Park, a maximum other ' municipalities, has James Fulcomer and "Over the years we have the advertising for bids for in spite of vocal opposition of eight one-family re recognized that the infusion George Wagenhoffer op- been cutting services," said from area residents. A the surplus land. The actual sidences on the Stein. Field of revenue from these sales posed. John Marsh was ab- Councilman James Cadigan sale of the land will come special meeting, held on property and one hodic on is critical to the survival of sent. in voting for the resolution. February II, was well at- before the council for a final Tully Field. municipalities," said Hart- "It seems to be real bad "This may just be a stop-gag approval. tended thanks to the efforts Business Administrator nett. He explained that planning to give up some- until Trenton straightens of Republican Councilman "We have fiscal respon- Joseph Hartnett said the Ci- Stein Field and Tally Field thing you'll never have itself out (with aid to mun- sibilities to residents," said George Wagenhoffer, who ty hopes to realm/ $1 will continue to operate as again for what has, been icipalities)." had flyers delivered to those Councilman Jerry Col- million through the sale. recreational areas for the called a 'temporary crisis'," Councilman Max Sheld cman. "We have to look at neighborhoods affected by "The money to be raised by City's youth. said Fulcomer. "This land hl said he asked residents of the longer overall picture. I this sale is equivalent to the sale would greatly diminish Princeton Avenue what think the development of hiring of 26 poUceme$and Residents opposed to the the neighborhoods. Let's they thought of building a wooded areas will enhance More than 75 people at- firemen this year, and three sale cited the loss of park keep our parks for future tended the meeting to pro- house on the 75 by 100 foot the value of Rahway." per year every year after," land and dangers of flood- generations." lot located on Tully Field. Council President Vin- test the sale of three parcels said Hwtoett. "We are con- ing if additional houses of land. The resolution "It is important that "The neighbors felt new cent Addona said he would servatively estimating a were built in the areas. Lin- when the City government construction would en- support the resolution to authorizing the sale includ- worth of 26 tax points. Ten da McTcague, of Pierpont ed Library Park, behind the acts, we act with the eyes of hance their property." said give the administration for the Pierpont and Cen- Street, questioned the ad- the residents upon us," said Sheld. "flexibility." Rahway Library on Pier- tral Avenue property, four- visability of selling Library pont Street and Central Wagenhoffer, "This resolu- "I don't believe the sale of teen for Stein Field and two Park. "This is not fit for tion should be voted down this property is going to be "If the dollars come from Avenue; a portion of Stein for Princeton Avenue." development; it shouldn't Field, between Concord unanimously so •George' the answer to our Trenton, then Til look at be considered surplus land." doesn't have to go out drop- problems," said Coun- this resolution in another and Murray Streets; and a Hartnett explained the said Ms. McTeague in 75 by 100 lot on Tully ping flyers. Pd rather leave cilman Harvey Williams. "I light. We are trying to reason for the sale is that citing flood problems in the my children with a City will support it this time and stabilize this year's budget," MERCHANTS HELPING STUDENTS ... Sound-A-Rama located at 1483 Main Street, Field, Princeton Avenue. the City is facing "the worst helped provide an Incentive for Rahway High School students to Improve their atten- area. that has parks and trees. It's I will vote my conscience said Addona. dance. Eileen Horowitz, owner of Sound-A-Rama, Is shown presentlno a $30 gift cer- tificate to Jim Jernlgan, a senior, of Rahway High School's Alternative Center for Education. This project Is part of the Rahway public school's effort to Improve the Rahway attorney quality of education for students. The generous contributions of local merchants such as Mrs. Horowitz are an Integral part of this proo/am. faces theft charges by Pat DiMaggio "People were finding out Rahway attorney Joseph that their mortgages were Solid waste plan on track Witkowski is in a Bucks not being paid off, refinanc- County, Pennsylvania jail ing deals were not being awaiting extradition to paid and when they Union County to face a new housejthe seller w; authority/freeholders told charges of theft. Union. not paid," Sfk County dAimw*B At a fteent joint meetini vendors whose . proposal* secoffOr Brian Gillette said Witkowski was "suspended of the Union County were ranked the highest — become state law, Fulcomer Witkowski is accused of the from practice on December Utilities Authority (CUA) Ogden Martin Systems of said the Authority would theft of more than 22. 1986\ by the New Jer- and the Freeholder Board . Paramus and Research expect additional interest in $200,000 from area re- sey Office of Attorney outgoing CUA Chairman Cottrell, Inc., of Somerville. the regional program. sidents. Ethics. and Freeholder James J. Other activities asso- Thus far, municipalities Admitted to the bar in Fulcomer reported on the ciated - with -. the resource have adopted recycling 1974, the 40 year old _ Witkowski was supposed activities of the nine recovery project included: plans and municipal or- Witkowski specialized in to turn himself in to the pro- member Utilities Authority • Submission of dinances, while participants real estate law, with offices secutor's office on January since its establishment by Preliminary Environmental in the regional program at 1492 Main Street. He is 14, said Gillette, but he fled. the Freeholder Board las' and Health Impact State- have adopted Resolutions also the owner of Casey's, "His capture in New Hope, May. ment to the state in of Intent. Warehouse space on Main Street, which has Pennsylvania was due to ARCHBISHOP VISITS ... Teacher Kathy Hughes and Fulcomer noted that November 1986, which is is currently being sought, been closed since his arrest. the good detective work of her 5th grade students at St. Mary's School, Rahway, CUA members have been reportedly ready for ap- and program details are be- Gillette credited Wit- White and Seigel," said enjoyed a visit recently from Archbishop Theodore E. meeting on a regular basis proval. ing finalized. kowski's capture and arrest Gillette. McCarrtck during Catholic Schools Week. since they were appointed • Execution of a Hos At the conclusion of his on February 10 to the work last August, to implement Community Agreement report, Fulcomer outlined of Rahway Detective three majors elements of with Rahway and the the Authority's m^jor ac- William White III and Intermediate School Union County's District Freeholder Board on tivities projected for 1987. Economic Crimes Unit In- Seven seek board seats Solid Waste Management December 29, 1986. Activities associated with vestigator Steven Seigel. Plan. —These elements in- • Receipt of a $162,000 Witkowski is accused of -offers free classes. by Pat DiMaggio the board. Former board educator and principal of resource recovery include: Seven nominees have fil- member Betta Jacobs, Rahway High School. clude the construction of a state grant that will assist in • Selection of a resource the theft of money from Want to get a basic Classes are offered from resource recovery facility in developing the project. clients who sought his ser- ed petitions for three Russell Avenue, is looking Rev. Jones is presently recovery vendor. education free? If you need 7-10 p.m. Tuesday and available seats on the to return to the board as is filling the unexpired term of Rahway, development of • Recommendation to • Execution of a con- vices for house closings and to improve your reading, Thursday at Rahway In- Rahway Board of Educa- former board member Ber- landfills in Elizabeth and the Freeholder Board to struction agreement. refinancing mortgages. termediate School, no Louis Rizzo, a long-term writing or arithmetic to get tion. Each position carries a nard Miller, Hemlock board member who died last Linden-and implementation lower the ultimate cost of • Approval of a 20-year Gillette said that more than charge. Registration is open three year term on the nine Street. of a countywidc recycling resource recovery to tax- operating agreement. 21 complaints were received promoted, a better job, pass to any adult, whether or not year. Jones and Henderson, program. from area residents about basic skills test for college, member board which sets Other nominees include also a former board payers by formally amen • Filing of all major per- they live in Rahway. To the policy for Rahway's Jaqueline Fagan, Central member, and a police cap- In order to effectively ding the District Solid mits. Witkowski's failure to turn or to help your children register, simply go to Room public schools. Avenue, Roy Valentine, conduct these major ac Waste Management Plan to over monies received from with homework, register for tain in Rahway, are both • Negotiation of an 103 of Rahway In- Rick Proctor, Bryant Stone Street, Rev. Donald seeking Rizzo's board seat. tivities, the CUA last utilize the millions of dollars energy sale contract. clients seeking mortgages to classes at Rahway's Adult termediate School during Jones, Bryant Street and month named Joseph E. in the county's "Resource area financial institutions. Basic Education Program. Street, the only incumbent, Activities associated with class hours. is seeking his fourth term on Barry Henderson, Grove Board members William Kazar, former director of Recovery Investment Tax landfill development in- Street. Hoodzow and William ;the county's environmental Fund." clude: Mr. Valentine retired last Ulrich have decied not to affairs division, to a five- • Initiation of the exten- • Negotiation of agree- year after 36 years as an seek re-election this year. " year term as executive sive permitting process that ments with landowners and director; Kevin Davis of is expected to continue for host communities. Hillside to a one-year term another year. • Environmental analysis . as clerk; Kupper Associates Activities relating to and permitting of sites. of Piscataway to a one-year landfill development, Activities associated with term as consulting en- Fulcomer reported, have the regional recycling pro- gineers, and G. Richard been minimal, although en- gram include: Malgran of the law firm vironmental analysis and • Acquisition of a central Rubin, Rubin and Malgran negotiations are expected to warehouse, trucks and to a one-year term as commence in the immediate other equipment. general counsel. In addi- future. The landfill plan • Execution of agree- tion, a 1987 budget has amendment, he noted, is ments among participants. ;been approved. Funds for currently being reviewed by • Collection of materials the budget will initially be the state. begin in May or June. supplied in the form of a As a-rcsult of the state's loan from the county that directive that Union Coun- will soon be replaced with ty implement mandatory Authority-issued debt, state recycling, seven muni- Mark this grants and user fees. The cipalities joined the Authority is expected to county's regional program date! name a bond counsel as well to be conducted by the Oc- Tennessee, will speak 8 to expose the corruption in The death of a loved one The Bereavement Sup- American Legion Post 455, 'adopted families' p.m., Monday, Feb. 23 at state government, Rag- can have a devastating ef- port Group offers the par- Route 528, New Egypt at Kean—-College of Newghianti is quoted as saying, fect upon the survivors. ticipants an atmosphere of 9:30 a.m., announced Dept. Jersey. "Well, you know, I believed This is especially true wheri| mutual acceptance and un- President Mrs. Caroline Rahway Hospital and nccd\ families uhich uill families this year, amc of Her talk, scheduled for in the system and I had to the deceased was a spouse derstanding. The meetings Koveleski. who will receive Merck employees raked rcccuc funds The nionev is the funds will be used to the O'Meara Auditorium find out if I was right." after many years of mar- are unstructured, allowing reports from her commit- almost S3.5OO this year 10 contributed h> hospital em- help many homeless people (J-100 in the Hutchinson riage. those who attend to direct lees. benefit the hoipital's ployees and friends, com- who come to the hospital. Hall), will be directed at "I fell all alone with no' the conversation. The pro- American Legion Aux- Adopted Families. munity groups, and employ- Providing them with money members of an upper-level direction," said Debbie, gram is also open ended, so iliary members attending During the holiday ees from Merck. Merck for a necessity, such as political science course — Mary Dino whose husband of 34 years that the participants may from this area are: Union season each year the ho. employees raised S 1,000 for socks or gloves, is a gesture "The Constitution at 200." promoted by died in 1985. "It Was as if continue with the group for 'ounty Auxiliary Presi- pital's Social Service the fund. to show these people so- Dr. Michael Israel of my whole world just came as long as they have the dent, Mrs. Vashti Redick. Department select), icieral Besides aijir.i: several meone canes. THE NEW PRESIDENT of the Greater Eastern Union is pictured with Board of Directors. Rahway, a professor of apart; I was numb." need. Of Unit 499, Rahway;. 1st LT. GOV. VISIT . . . Rusis Taylor, right, a member o( th.i County Board of Realtors, Michael Ford, seated center. Midlantic Several months after her As the meetings progress, Kiwanis Club ol Rahway is shown with Lt. Gov. Stuphen The Adopted Families political science, invited Vice President, Mrs. Mabel husband's death, Debbie the interaction within the Schoenleber, Unit 470 D. Loizoaux of Division 10 of tho N.J. Kiwanis District. tradition began about 15 Ragghianti to address the MiUlantic National Ban! At tho last wookly mooting ol tho club, tho Lt Gov. gavo students who are studying was introduced by a friend group usually changes. The Kenilworth; Mrs. Jcanm years ago \»hen hospital of- has announced the promo to a program which helped "veteran" participants are a rundown on happenings iit tho Mid-Wintor Con- ficials learned of the strug- major constitutional issues. Fugee, Unit 229, Roselle lion of Mary Dino of Clarl to ease the burden of her_ able to help the newcomcrej Mrs. Elsie-Williams, Presi -forence held recently. Ho notud that Kiwanis member--- gles of a young widow and - Ragghianti is the subject to Assistant Cashier at if of a book, "Marie: A True NEW DIRECTOR ... Jacob Franzrlett. of Colonial grief. She began to. attend to understand the grief pro- dent of Unit 499, Rahway: ship in N.J. was on tha increase for the first time in her five small children. It Port Reading Branch Drive. Clark, is pictured being sworn in as Director, monthly meetings of acess and all of the feelings several years. Lt. Gov Loizoaux is a member of tho was suggested that rather Story," by Peter Maas, and where she is Brand Mrs. Kay Davics, Unit 60 a film, "Marie," which star- Department of Senior Citizen Affairs, by Mayor Georoe Bereavement Support that go along with it as a Roselle Park, and Mrs. Plainfield Kiwanis Club Tho Kiwanis Club ol Rahway- than exchange . holiday Manager. She joinei G. Nucera. Group offered at the John natural experience. meets on Wednesdays at I 2:1 S at the Columbiao-CJub- cards, employees channel red Sissy Spacek. Ragghian- Midlantic in 1962. Rose Ann Antoni, Unit 3, ti discovered that state of- F. Kennedy Medical Center "The support within the Westfield. in Rahway. ... ihcir time, money, and ef- Ms. Dino attended higl in Edison. group is just fantastic," said" forts to the needy families. ficials were making deals for school in Newark am clemency and bypassing the "I suddenly found that I Ms. Hollander. "What we Since then, donations received her B.A. fron Barbershoppers slate wasn't the only person go- try to do is encourage them have helped many other pardons and paroles board Rutgers University in Nev during her term as chairper- Monday guest night ing through this," she said. to use their past as a stepp- families m nocd. When em- Brunswick. She has receiv ing stone to a new and fruit- ployees at Merci learned of son. ed subsequent training fron That realization — that As a result of Ragghianti Men of all ages who en- the grief process is a natural ful life. They have to find the fund. thc\ vainec a the American Institutue o Hahne's department store their own identities and to have other conimunjiy "blowing the whistle," there Banking. joy singing in a group har- phenomenon — is the first in Westfield. step toward recovery, learn that they have inner groups was an FBI investigation, Ms. Dino is a member o mony are invited to be For further information resulting in indictments, jail guests of the Colonial according to Lois resources. It's important for The fund-raising dmc at the Clark Historical Socie about the Guest Night, or the bereaved to realize that NEWLYWEDS Debbio and Victor Dzlombak of Hazlet Merck i> coordinated by sentences — including one Chorus at 7:30 p.m., Mon- Hollander, bereavement ty, the St. Agnes Rosarj any other information on coordinator for the Haven they can begin a new life — are shown during a recont visit to the Haven office of Gloria Fion. manager ol for then Gov. Ray Blanton, Society, of Clark, and the day, February 23, at the the Colonial Chorus phone John F. Kennedy Medical Center. The couple; who had the shattering of political American Legion Hall, Hospice Program at JFK. that they can have a second KITCHEN Microbiological Services Woodbridge Metropolitar Scott Domaratius at happiness." each lost their first spousos, met through the Bereave- HOSPITAL'S ADOPTEES GET A BOOST...Rahway Departments contributing careers, three murders and Chamber of Commerce. 1003 North Avenue West, 272-5094. ment Support Group of Havon and were married in Hospital Social Service Administrator Victoria Brown Haven was established in For Debbie, that second to this years dn\e, include INAUGURAL BALL dignitaries included Clark Mayor an apparent suicide. Ms. Dino and her hus in Westfield. September. CABINETS (left) receives a $1,000 check from Gloria Fion. „' quality control, centra right, and Clark Council President Joseph B. Pozniak at Ragghianti left a six-year The Colonial Chorus, 1982 to assist terminally ill happiness was her friend- George G. Nucera. pictured at the hoad of table on left. band Ernest have twe ship through the group to representing employees of Merck & Co The money is engineering, chemica abusive marriage with three children, Debra aHC whose members comprise patients and their families & built-in wall units a contribution to the hospital's Adopted Families Fund children. She worked her throughout the illness and Victor Dziombak, who also the participants become when necessary, referrals to engineering R&D. biochem Dolores. the Westfield Chapter of more comfortable with each other sources for help. Almost $3,500 was raised by hospital and Merck ical engineering, and way through Vanderbilt the Society for the Preserva- Chinese after the patient's death. had lost his wife in 1985 employees, and friends in tho community, (or several Its professional staff and after many years of mar- other, they sometimes " The support group isn't SAVE resource management. University by the age of 33 tion and Encouragement of for everyone," said Ms. needy families. and became active in Barber Shop Quartet Sing- . Auction. more than 80 volunteers riage. develop an interest in get Realtors install new president provide a variety of services The two happened to sit ting together socially in bet Hollander. "The bereaved UP TO Democratic politics backing Young couplet set ing in America, Inc., ISPEB- grieve in their own way ac- Blanton who later ap- SQSA), is a self-trained, The Rahway High including counseling, tran- next to one another on a ween meetings — and that's Michael Ford was recent- Helen Ryan. Mayor of Rivera, Treasurer; Directors Patricia Glogowski with pointed her to the pardons social game night School Band Boosters Club sportation, homemalcing bus trip to Atlantic City a positive step toward form- cording to their own beliefs ly installed as president of disciplined singing group and lifestyles. We "try to Roselle Park; George G. Ruth Brewster. Peter M. presentations by Lorctta and paroles board. That was that has had a lively ex- will hold their annual assistance and visiting. which several members of ing new relationships. Not the Greater Eastern Union Nucera. Mayor of Clark; everyone will marry again. recognize each person's Rahway schools Campana, Clarence Eaton, Herman and Douglas more than 10 years ago. The Etz Cairn Young istence since 1948. Iis Chinese Auction on Friday, Bereavement care is rec- the support group had County Board of Realtors Joseph B. Pozniak, Clark Dwight Hathaway, Eva Pradat of the Suburban Blanton fired Ragghianti Feb. 27 in the high school ognized as an essential part organized last year. "We or even dale, but having needs and to work along Viiit our at its second inaugural ball Couples Unit of B'nai B'rilh members come from many with them." Council President; Charles Kreybig, Frank LaRusso, News, and a standing ova- when she questioned his Union County communites cafeteria. of the program. just hit it off," said Debbie. friends even of the same sex Showroom held at Livingston Country Remlinger, 2nd District will host a social game night is important." Carol Mularz, Eva Pascale, tion by the Realtors. Mrs. methods and she filed a on Saturday, February 21 and oiher neighboring area Local merchants and club "Just as the body needs They began to see each SO DHUrcnl Door StyU* to tub yaur Into Club. Vice President; and Janet Joseph Petrucci, James Michael Ford was honored lawsuit for reinstatement members have donated time to heal after surgery," other regularly after that In addition to the support For further information •»d b.Jg.i. join pilot program at 8 p.m. towns. INSTALL rOUMUr o> Will 00 IT The new board is com- D. Barton. Treasurer of the Schocning, Sielle Sommer, such items as crystal, China, explained Ms. Hollander, and were married in Sep- group, the Haven Program about the Bereavement with a bouquet and the and took her evidence to For further information The Colonial Chorus FOR VOUI prised of the former Eastern New Jersey Assoc. of Michael Tortorello, Joseph family acknowledged. the FBI and the U. S. appliances and hand-made "the spiritual and emotional tember. offers other types of assist- Support Group or other .it YOUK mst I'Kia wr sin DIMCI IO IHI Union County Board and call 241-7383 or 2320062. meets every Monday even- Haven services, call Realtors; and Myles Vaccarino, and David ing at 7:30 p.m. at the afghans. sides of us need time to ad- "We didn't intend the ance to the bereaved, such PUBLIC AI WHOllSAlt I'HICLS. URING US YOUH Rahway is one of three Merck & Co. will sponsor Jersey Education Task Rahway-Clark Board of Hergert, Vice President of Weisbrod associate. Tickets arc S2.S0 and just to the loss of a loved group to be a social club," as individual grief counsel- 321-7769. All Haven ser- MEASURfMlNTS FOH I RLE tSTIMAHS. New Jersey school districts. the Rahway School's par- Force. Realtors which this past American Legion Hall, vices are free of charge. All,., you g,,l |>..,.,-•, liu"> ull killh.ni II,,,.,, the Slew Jersey Real Estate Welcomed also were three blocks west of doors open at 6:30 p.m. one." said Ms. Hollander. "But as ing, telephone calls jind. OmloK KllcUn l).Mo,,nl..n Kilchun Vv,,,,,r that will pilot a newticipation in the Manage- The MAPS program wil. year added the Union ConJbission, who was also Stanley Fink, Esq., attorney WINDOW DECOR & MORE U»pt. SIOM-v. luclofv OtJtlutv 8. lumhuf ¥nnK| management training pro- ment Assistant Program for com* Io u\ tot coinpurivoi! pneu. train school principals and County Multiple Listing Toastmastcr of the event. for the Board, and Barbara Wallpaper & Window gram organized by some of the Public Schools. This administrators in manage- Service, making a total "rod" wlioloiajo pricoi «rol Installed with President H. Bogard, Executive Of- Treatment" Sale ^ O* Sylvia H. Stout the state's largest corpora- program was developed by ment techniques used suc- membership over 2200. Michael Ford as officers ficer. Union County volunteer tions. the Partnership for New cessfully by business. Discounts *~ — Certified Publics Dignitaries at the in- were Robert Kolar, Vice Honored for her many Up To vc * \ Rahway staff will attend a augural ball included President; Donald MacCoy, accomplishments during the Accountant — speaks on Arthritis two-day orientation session Senator Raymond Lcsniak; Secretary; Fernando past year as President was hosted by Merck & Co., ear- Complete Accounting and INTERIOR Tex Services In Union County, the an educational summary of more Americans than any ly in February. In April and New Jersey Chapter of the the disease, the symptoms, other health problem. May, participants from the Individual Corporations MOTIVES Partnerships, Estates & Trusts Arthritis Foundation has ways to better cope with ar- Any community group three school districts will been providing speakers to thritis, and an explanation that wants up-to-date infor- take training sessions by 6 COMMIT* Drive, Citmfonl, N.J. of the dangers of nnproven mation on arthritis should Hours: Daily 10-6, Thurs. 'til 9 In search of community groups, busi- Sat. Hoursi 9i30 o.m.-5i30 p.m. representatives of Merck, 272- 9670 ness organizations and remedies. cull the Arthritis Founda- Our tuttomor* uru iirouil til vhuw ADP, AT&T, Johnson & 523 INMAN AVE., CCiLONIA, N.J. 07067 you our ioin|)luliid |oli% in tliuii IIUIIIU'. senior citizen clubs. tion for a free speaker. •(201) 388-0853 0|»ii Doily 'IS Il.urv Io H..Sol II) 3 Johnson. PSE&G, Lorraine Kowalski of As a public health edu- To reserve a speaker for a Hoffman-LaRoche and Na- Miss Union County Elizabeth is one of an active cator for Visiting Nurse and meeting, organizations can tional Starch. AS« ABOUT OUR CUHVID TRACK trained committee of Health Services in Union call the N.J. Chapter at Every young girl dreams • SAUS . INSTALLATION • SfUVICt • volunteer speakers who talk County, Ms. Kowalski is 388-0744 or write to the Ar- The other two districts young women of Union ed a quality of talent until COMMUCIAl I CISIOINIIAL CONSULTATIONS of becoming Miss America. County to apply. on "Arthritis — Facts and able to give her audiences a thritis Foundation, N.J. arc West Windsor/Plains- they considered entering MfTRO PARK PLAZA comprehensive picture of Chapter, 15 Prospect Lane, The girl who is selected Applications may be ob- the contest. There have Fiction." bora, sponsored by United 131 Rt. 27, Edison 5496225 Her presentation includes the disease that cripples Colonia NJ 07067. Jersey Banks, and Mont- Miss Union County Pag tained by writing (o Joseph been state queens who have flair, which is sponsored by eant Queen could be the Steiner. Box 824, Summit. presented dramatic readings Automated Data Process- next Miss America. N.J. 07901. The application or comedy monologues. ing. The Miss America Pag- deadline is March 6. Judging of the candidates MOVII RINTALS eant is a national organ- The Miss Union County will be based on the same ization which has awarded C pageant will be held the ear- values as considered at the MUSK W me MANHBf Of SCOTt JOHJH, BlttE BUKC SOfHS TUCKBt X HUB WATERS MASSAGE more scholarships to young ly part of May. To qualify, Miss New Jersey Pageant 88 CLARK CENTENARIAN ... In celebration of his 1 00th women than any other birthday, the family of Henry Potorsen of Lake Support group a young woman must be and the Miss America Pag- HEALTH TALK .. . Susan Middleton, a representative with Healthways, was the guest PILLOW When you rent one ot reg. price organization in the world. between the ages of 17 and with this od-Good Mon.-Thurs. only Ave.,Clark, has made a presentation to tho Clark Public helps those with eant. Personality, poise, speaker at a recent meeting of the Rahway Retired Men's Club. Ms. Middleton outlined This year's Miss Union 26 on the Labor Day holi- beauty and talent are the the various options offered by Healthways to supplement the limited coverage NO MEMBERSHIP FEE Library and Its patrons of history books. Shown with Mr. County will receive a lung problems day, must be a high school major requirements. available through Medicare. Shown with Ms. Middleton are Club Program Chairman Al FANTASTIC SELECTION Petersen. abovo is his daughtor Nancy Godfrey Below $1,000 scholarship spon- Mr. Petersen is picturod with Library Director, Sandra graduate by Labor Day, . Ads are now being ac- TERRY WALDO Wroldsen, left and Edward Cwlrko, President of the club. Just press and it's ove, 1,000 MOVIES IN STOCK sored by the Suburban K. Jones and Charles McNulty, Trustee President. must never have been mar- cepted for the Miss Union The Respiratory Health Chamber of Commerce. ried, and must work, go to soothing massage action Association sponsors a sup- County Official Program Over two dozen gifts and school in or be a resident of Book which will contain AND THE GOTHAM CITY JAZZ BAND Dish supper relaxes tired backs, necks VBDEO port group for patients with awards will also be Jazz concert to benefit Union County. photos and information and sore feet. UttW TNI ITAti MOMI TO*tG«T I emphysema and other chro- presented to the con- set for singles $ Movwi mu>r bm talumwl by 7 pm on doy (oHo Talent will be considered about the Miss Union Spaulding for Children. VIP co>d of vol.d It) ond iu tMu FREE DELIVERY ), Saturdays (J p.«. —.!•»> * 7i30 •.•).) by sending a stamped, self- tative intermediate. ELIZABETH AVE. - i S«lwd«r» ewty (10 ».•• «*fr Hw ••«<•) 499-8226 addressed envelope to Spaulding for Children, 36 \574-1200 PAGE 4 THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 19. 1987 RAHWAY NEWSRECORD/CLARK PATRIOT RAHWAY NEWSRECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, TEBRUARY 19. 1987 PAGE 5

Her 256 game is 101 pins The Y's Guys toyed with Swhwiag McCabe named executive v.p. over her average. the Unity team as they Members of Arthur L. The Trial Lawyers Notebook Other high games and posted a 55 to 37 win. The Johnson Regional team Jlecotb "VCar€ @ ^Patriot scries were rolled by Pattie winners were led by Paul competed in the annual Weaver — 204; Don Parks Conklin with 15, Lee Black Union County Conference of Merck & Co. division (557 series) — games of 203, with 12. and Scott Todd Swimming and Diving Meet By: Kxmxtix S. Mcnter of the Baud o Goenmp 180, and 174; Julie Crans had 11. Jim Feldcr led Uni- al Dunn Sports Center in C VIGILANTE WENDY D'ARCY^ PAT DIMAGGIO ELLEN VIGILANTE The Amaamuan of TrW) Lawyut-a/ Anoia - New Jency — (506 series) with games ty with 20 points. Elizabeth. PtrtMf M UM StwMwfeU t»» firm ct U+t A Wft I Eugene F. McCabe has Editor/Publisher Managing Editor Staff Writer Advertising Manager of 199, 172 and 135; Paul The girls were under the been named Executive Vice Kosakiewicz — 188. The fast moving Holmes _dircctjon_Ql_Betty Linabcrry President of MSD AGVET. In the team race Team All-Stars rolled to a 61 to 51 of the Johnson staff. •THI RAHWAY NEWS RECORD [USPS 454160) and THE CLARK PATRIOT the worldwide animal No. 6 scored a sweep over win over the Jersey Jazz. Ellen Richardson won a (USi'S 1157601 are published weekly on Thursday for S15.00. S20.00 outside Mid- Professional Negligence health and agricultural pro- the Alley Cats and moved The teams were tied at 14 in silver medal in the 100 yard dlesex or Union Counties, by Tabloid Lithographers. Inc.. 219 Central Ave., P.O. Box ducts division of Merck__&. to within one and a half the first period. The All- breaststroke, and~seyenth in lOfil Rahway. N.J. 07065. Second-class postage paid at Rahway. HIT. Co., Inc. Although the subject of medical malpractice has games of the league leading Stars went on top by three the 200 yard I.M. POSTMASTER- Send address changes to THE RAHWAY NEWS He had been Vice Presi- Ball Busiers who lost 2 to 1 at the half and then in the Stacy Obedin was fourth RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT. P.O. Box 1061, Rahway, N.J. 07065." received a good deal of attention in recent years, law suits dent. Marketing for Merck against other professionals have been largely ignored by to the Strikers. In the other third period outscored the in the 100 yard backstroke Sharp & Dohme (MSD), the match, the Recalls won the Jazz by six points. Bob and fifth in the freestyle- the popular media. U.S. prescription drug divi- The law of malpractice is not limited to claims odd games from the Main- Robinson led the winners Jennifer Runyon took sion of Merck, since 1975. breaks. with 14 points. 11 th in the 50 yard freestyle against physicians. Malpractice actions can arise out of McCabe joined Merck in virtually every professional relationship.' Greg Foster had 13 and and Mary Sabath was third 1958 as Assistant Advertis- Rodney Tucker had 10.in diving. Malpractice is simply professional negligence. Just as ing Manager of "the Merck the operator of an automobile is required to use Rahway Recreation Mike Payne of the Jazz and The Johnson girls were Sharp & Dohme Departments Men'l Clark Payne each had 12 6th in a field of 15 schools. THE COMPETITION . .. Rahway recreation wrestler reasonable care in the operation of that vehicle under all International Division circumstances, a professional is required to conform to Basketball League points. Chuck Ott. (right), Is pictured In action against a Union (MSDI), the company's Colonia Tire — 61 — wrestler. Recreation wrestlers compete on Saturday the usual and accepted standards of competence within overseas human phar- his given profession or occupation. Any such deviation Progress — 49. The Clark Wildcats fast mornings at Rahway High School. maceutical and biological ~ The game was tied at 25 Rahway VMCA pitch Softball team will com- mmumra Rinoldo boosting from this level of competence resulting in provable products division, which physical, emotional or financial loss can form the basis of each at the end of the firsts Basketball League pete—in- a - nvajor—league also had responsibility for half, but the Colonia Tire tourney this summer and an action for professional negligence. marketing animal health ---- While most of the public attention has been directed - team rolled up a 36 to 24 Holy Mountain: 68 — will host the 18 years and and agricultural products lead in the second half. Rahway Electric — 65. under girls tournament, Ju- home health care to actions for medical malpractice, attorneys are also call- outside the U.S. until the Basketball . Clark was itill on top at EDITOR'S NOTE: In order for us lo adequately prepare ed upon to pursue claims against other professionals. Ralph Ortiz had 32 The lop scores for the ly II and 12. MSD AGVET division was The Wcstfield Blue the start of the fourth at Holy Mountain team were the Community Calendar, all events for the following Legal actions based upon professional negligence can Devils eliminated the 41-37, but Kevin Everly, points and Mike Alba 12 The Women's Class A established in 1979. After for the winners: John- -Nate Young and Davy tournament will be held at week should be submitted by 5 p.m. on the HMDAT before for the elderly and have been brought against accountants, insurance serving as Product Manager Rahway Indians in thewho had 22 points, hit from you would like them lo appear. Gerell. 31. and Blake Mark, Toney both with 17, and Warinanco Park in Eliz- TOP TWIRLER . . . Gricu Mossorsrnith of Rahway com- agents, real estate agents or brokers, dentists, and Advertising Manager Union County Basketball the top of the key with a Mark Gillette with 15. veterinarians, and travel agents, and even lawyers. Eugene F. McCabe Tournament in a prelim- basket and gave the Bull- 12. abeth. July 11. 12, 18, and pleted in a National Baton Twirling Association contest for MSD, he returned to Joe Murray paced the 19. MHWAT The senior Republican on these individuals to be ' For example, a claim against an accountant may jMSDI as Advertising inary at Edison Tech gym dogs a 55-44 lead. ****** In South River on February 1, taking first place honors THUKDAT, FEBRUARY 19 - Rahway American the House Aging Commit- maintained in their homes arise from failure of that accountant to accurately and In a hotly-contested Electric team with 25; Joe In Beginners Instate 13-15 yo;ir old cutogory. She also Manager in 1968. Two member of the Pharma- of Retarded Citizens. in Elizabeth, 40-37. John Leonard had 4; Jim James. 15; and Greg Legion, meeting, post home, 581 Maple Avc., 8 p.m. tee, Rep. Matthew J. rather than forcing them to reliably prepare financial statements upon which an inno- years later he was appointed ceutical Advertising Coun- McCabe is a graduate o Westfield's Robert Glad- Bodner, 12, Doug Chin- game. Town Tavern de- competed in the Boginnor Opon Category and the Cir- MONOAt, FEBRUARY 23 - Rahway Retired Men's Rinaldo of New Jersey, has seek expensive care at a cent person may reasonably rely. feated Kowal's 59 to 58 and McLead, 10. cle T Modeling Novico Calocjory, taking third place Director of Advertising for cil, and a" member of the St. John's University den scored 15 points for the char, 8, and George Viscpn.- All-Stars. 53 — Alpha, Club, meeting. 1 p.m.. Senior Citizen Center, Esterbrook proposed broadening the hospital or nursing home." Actions against insurance agents or brokers are MSD, a position he held un- Dean's Advisory Council, Jamaica, New .York, when Blue Devils. Dave Brown ti, 6. saw Kowal's take a 25 to 17 ROLLING ALONG . .. The Rahway Recreation Depart- honors. Erica is tho 1986 Mas Rahway Recreation Ave. Older Americans Act to The Rinaldo bill would usually based upon their failure to provide insurance lead into the locker rooms, 44. ment Roller Skating Program held a parent-child skating Department Baton Twirlor and is currently teaching til his promotion to Vice Mercer University School he received the B.B.A scored on a layup and Matt The All-Stars top scorer TUISOAT, FEBRUARY 1* - Rahway Planning Board provide for limited home authorize $50 million for when they have agreed to do so. Other claims may be bas- President, Marketing. of Pharmacy. His com-degree in Marketing ii Cowell hit two from the line NAACP Action aji was still leading 39 to 33 session on Jan. 31 at the weekly roller skating session twirling two days a wook. and assisting with the Ad- meeting. 7:30 p.m., Rahway City Hall Council Chambers. health care for the elderly. home health care services in ed upon a failure to offer adequate recommendations on at the start of the final was John Oliver, 17; Jerry ut Franklin School. The program, run by Mrs. Terrl vanced Twirling Clinic lor thu Ruhway Recreation McCabe is a member of munity activities have in- . 1952.. His graduate work it to overcome^ 37 to 36 The Rahway Branch of Jones had 15 and Kirk THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16 - Rahway Chapter 607 Rinaldo said he will in- fiscal 1988. Part of the cost the availability of certain kinds of insurance coverage and marketing was taken a deficit. Railway's Norman the National Association period. Rosky, Is attracting a record number of participants. On Department the American Management cluded membership on the Tony Rubino, of Town Charles, II. The Alphas AARP, meeting. Senior Citizen Center, Esterbrook Avc., troduce legislation to would be covered by volun- the amounts of such available coverage. This may result Association's Marketing Board of the Bucks County New York University. Jackson and Sam Jacobs for the Advancement of Fob. 21 a Punk Rock Party will be held, and another 12:30 p.m. amend the Act to pay for tary contributions from the in a policy holder being subjected to a personal judgment Tavern, who scored 30 were led by Tyrone Nor- Paront-Chlld Skate will bo hold on March 14 and also on Advisory Board,, a past (Pennsylvania) Association each had 12 points for the Colored People will con- man, 14; Joe Rafter, 8 and FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 27 - Rahway Area Junior the part-time, intermittent beneficiaries. They would either outside his coverage or in excess of the policy Indians who are now 3-19. duct their second Annual points — 8 of them in the the last day of the program. March 28. The program is Softball League Woman's Club, "Ladies Night Out," fund raiser, 7-11 services of a nurse, health be asked to contribute what limits. . Olympia of the Mind and last fte'riod. Nep White, 7. held each Saturday with two sessions, 1 to 3 p.m. for On Feb. 9, the Alphas seeks more teams p.m. Town & Campus, Union. Phone 382-3881 for reser- aide, speech or physical they could afford for the If an insured is injured by a driver with inadequate Terrorism In the girls game, the Spr- Body. ****** grades 1 -3, und 3:30-5 p.m. for grades 4 and up. The vations. therapist. The costs of services they receive. liability coverage and the victim's own poHfiy^has less This all-sports event will T&A Engineering scored won over Progress 71 to 60. program is freo and skates are available on a flrst-come- ingfield team defeated the Ty Norman had 25 for The James Dombrowski 72 teams, is expanding. It's TUESDAY. MARCH 3 - Rahway Historical Society, related medical supplies and The bill will be offered as than adequate coverage for damages inflicted by^the subject of Social Security Lady Indians 48 to 38.be held on Saturday, April a 70 to 56 win over the first-servod basis. For further information call Softball League, Northern looking for more teams. the services provided by a (he Alpha, Nep White, II. 381-8000 oxt. 322. board meeting. 7:30 p.m.. Merchant's & Drover's Tavern an amendment to the Older underinsured motorist, the victim may bring an action Kathy Hornsby had 1425 from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Kowal's team in a game New Jersey's largest with The League claims it WIDMESDAY, MARCH 4 - Rahway Parking Authority, medical intern or resident Americans Act, which is up against his insurance broker or agent for failure to advise Rahway Senior High that saw them never trail. and Sean Ballon, 10. John vet's talk points for Rahway who Alexander had 25 for Pro- makes softbull affordable regular meeting, 7:30 p.m., Rahway City Hall Council physician also would be for rcauthorization this him of the availability of underinsured motorist protec- finished the season at 213. School gym. T&A took a 17 to 12 lead at lor all teams, and competes Chambers. covered. year. The Act provides fun- tion and the extensive coverage that could have been pur- Terrorism will be the sub- affects everyone the end of the first period gress. The program is expected Hustlers took Holy in an annual benefit game. SATURDAY. MARCH 7 - Retired Railroader's Group "Access to adequate ding for nutrition, employ- chased for a modest premium. ject of guest speaker Viet- The Highlanders of Gov. to have Karate, wrestling, and was leading 25 to 22 at WBLS to play for Rahway YMCA benefit The registration fee is SI35. Most people think of — Check on your earn the halfway mark. Mountain team 65 to 63. No. 2, meeting, II a.m., Senior Citizen Center, 1306 home health care services ment, transportation, Actions against attorneys can arise in a variety of nam veteran, Capt. Tsvi Social*" Security as ings record once every thret Livingston defeated the gymnastics and other forms |-or more information, call Esterbrook Ave. are not now available health and legal service pro- John McDanicl's had 20 Arch led the Hustlers contexts. Most are based upon the failure of an attorney Grosswald, presently with something for the future. years. A free form can bt A.L. Johnson Crusaders 59 of martial arts. WBLSFM Radio Station between these two teams. Jim ut 'M7-2689. TUESOAY, MARCH 10 - Rahway Historical Society, through existing federal grams for the elderly. It was to adequately represent the interests of a client in a par- the Israel Army Reserves, The program chairperson and Britt Wyatt had 27. with 27 points. David Zientek of Rahway. Tickets $4 for adults and $2 for For some 37 million people obtained from any Socia to 50 in a Mountain Valley Brooks, 12, and Pat personalities plan to play Past contests have been can be purchased at these students und senior citizens. general membership meeting, 8 p.m., Merchant's & programs," the Congress- enacted into law in 1966 ticular case. For example, the failure of an attorney to file at the monthly Bagel- Conference boys basketball is Philip Hannibal and Tom Mazur with 20 led the The J.D.S.L plays Sun- receiving Social Security Security office for this pur Kowal team. Brooker, 11. The Mountain basketball in a fund raiser rough, highly contested locutions or from Kathy A 5050 will be held, -re- days from April through Ju- Drover's Tavern. man said. "As a conse- and was last reauthorized a law suit within the time limitations imposed by law may Breakfast Business Meeting benefits, the future is now. pose. The lifetime earnings game. Association President John CLARK quence, many needy elderly for three years in 1984. church team was led by for the Rahway YMCA on meetings and this year's Creed at the YMCA. freshments sold and a pro- ly and concludes with four form the basis for a legal malpractice action so long as the of the Elin-Unger Post No. For others. Social Security record is the basis on which The Highlanders jumped- J. Robertson. March 7. A spokesman for game promises to be the i ****** In a game that went Calvin Wallace, 17, Nate For further information gram describing the even- rounds of play-offs and - TUISDAY, FEBRUARY 24 - Clark Board of Education who otherwise could be client can establish that the suit would have been suc- 273 Jewish War Veterans provides current protection benefits are paid. Generally, off to a 20 to 10 lead at the meeting, 8 p.m., Administration Building, Schindlcr Rd. maintained at home are be- down to the wire, the Y's Young, 15 and Daryl Tony the New York-based radio same. cull the YMCA at ing's events will be avail world series. Because of its broad cessful had the attorney filed it in timely fashion. of the United States, Sun- against the loss of income the higher the average an- end of the first period and The Lady Crusaders of station said, "The Rahway Two years ago the TUISDAY, FEBRUARY 24 - Township of Clark Plann- ing institutionalized at great bipartisan support in Con- The same rules governing general negligence actions, day March I, 9:30 a.m. at Arthur L. Johnson Region- Guys nosed out Ideal with 11. 388-0057. Ticket prices are able. because of disability and for nual earnings, the higher never trailed the rest of the Trailer 49 to 48. The win- The All-Stars nosed out YMCA has come so far teachers lost by two points ing Board public meeting. 315 Wcsifield Avc, 8 pm expense to the taxpayers. It gress, it is expected to be ex- sich as suits for personal injuries received in an Temple Sha'Arey Shalom, game. John Leonard lead al High School, under would be sensible and cost- one's family if the worker the benefits. ners had the edge from the the G. Brothers 57 to 56, as since its fire in 1981 and to the PBA. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25 - Clark Historical Society, tended for another three automobile accident or a fall on negligently maintained 78 So. Springfield Ave.. Spr- should die. This is why we — Learn what you need the Crusaders with 15 Coach Anthony Falzone, I heir determination to. grow monthly meeting, 8 p.m., Clark Public Library, 303 effective to provide the years when it comes up for premises, also apply in a suit for professional negligence. ingfield. has been selected to play in floor 24 to 14, seven John Oliver had 18; Jerry say that Social Security to know about Social points, George Visconti members of the Y's team Jones, 16, while Ralph Or- makes us eager to come to In the second game Wcstfield Ave. Rev. Samuel Blenkin guest speaker. necessary level of health a vote later in the session, There is no higher degree of guilt that needs to be proven Interested veterans are touches everybody in one poured in 14 and Vin Gul- the coming N.J.S.I.A. Girls services that would permit Security. Do you know scored with Bill Jones tiz led the losers with 18, Rahway to play." WBLS will play the Rah- BUILD UP NOT OUT SAVE 40% Rinaldo said. in order to establish the responsibility of a professional. invited to attend way or another. what benefits Social Securi- bin had 11, Viscpnti had 10 State Tournament. Tony Williams, team way Y ullstars. Coach For information contact The team is entered in leading with 10. Nick Joe Moyal, 17, and Cisco The major difference is that in routine negligence I am going to make some ty pays besides retirement rebounds for the Clark five. Yankewitz had 28, hitting Garay, 12. coach, said his team is com- "Cisco" Garay said, "This Did You Know? cases the conduct of the parties to the suit are evaluated Sr. Vice Commander Joe suggestions to change the ... how old you have to be Johnson had the edge the North Jersey, Section 2, prised of ex-college and pro year's All Star team from The first automobile to cross the United States took Ten Free Flowering Trees by the jury based on the general background and ex- Todres, 379-9188. or Com- Group 2 play and will open 12 of 13 from the line. In a Friday night league way you view your Social to become eligible for from the floor at 24 to 21, The Y's Guys led 18 to game, Second Baptist rolled players and will be accom- the Rahway Y is the finest fifty-two duys to go from Sun Francisco to New York in perience of the jurors. In claims for professional mander Murray Nathan- while the Berkeley Heights at home with the Millburn 1903. Ten free flowering trees director, said. The Founda- Security and insure that disability or survivors 14 at the end of the first to an easy 56 to 26 win over panied by D.J. Ken Webb assembled." Garay also negligence, it is usually necessary to present testimony son, 3760837. team was the leader from Millers at 7:30 on Tuesday, stated, "We have a team of will be given to people who tion will give the ten trees to you get the most out of the benefits . .. how your period, and 28 to 27 at the the Fire Dcpt. Charlie and Vaughan Harber. The Or If Your Roof If too Low from a member of the same profession as the individual program: benefits will compare with the line of 17 to 2. Clark is March 3. Jamison, 14; Keith Wyatt, 7 p.m. game will be held ut ex-college slurs ready for join the National Arbor members contributing $10 half. In the third period, the Add-u-leval to Front or Rear. being sued since this person can review the facts and — Check your Social your prior earnings, how now 4-14. while GL is 613. Other teams in this divi- 13, and Mark McClendon, Rahwuy High School. this year's New York Day Foundation during during February. The six- establish the standard by which the conduct of the profes- sion are Warren Hills, Trailers were outscored 14 Part IV February. Police Academy Security number at work. other pension!; will affect lo 9 and that was the game. 12, paced the winners, Dave A double header will be team." to-twelve inch trees will be sional will be measured; the jury will then determine The Union Farmers Newark Central, Verona Two White Flowering sent postpaid at the right To protect your Social your Social Security Eldrachere had 9, Mike held. The Ruhway PBA, The evening is sponsored whether there has been a deviation from that standard of begins in March Security earnings record, benefit? All of these fads scored a 63 to 53 win over and Whippany Park. John, 6, and Chuck headed by PBA president, by the fund raising commit- Dogwood, two American time for planting, now to general competence. , Rahway ut Rahway last The boys and girls teams Redbud, two European May 31, with enclosed plan- you should compare the are important if you are (o Amazio, 4. John Wagenhoffer. will tee from the Ruhway YM- Kicking the habit (still) The law requires reasonable competence by the The 56th session of the name and number on your use Social Security protec Thursday afternoon. of Rahway and the boys of play a Rahway faculty CA und will be co- Mountainash, two Wash- ting instructions. The trees driver of an automobile, not perfection. Likewise, a pro- Johnson and the girls of Clippers took the mea- There I was, 37 years old, and sneaking a smoke in ington Hawthorn and two are guaranteed to grow, or Union County Police Basic pay stubs or the Form W-2 tion in your financial securi- Frank Prather sank 8 of sure of the Shorts 55 to 42, team, captained by basket- sponsored by Butch luiin.ll — Nol our sid.lin." the bathroom. I had locked the door and opened the win- fessional is not unrealistically required to conform to stan- Training Academy for law you received in Janaury. If ty planning for a growing his 18 points in the opening Mother Scton failed to ball coach, Tom Lewis. This Kowal's, Laminuire Cor- Call 233-4371 Flowering Crab trees will be they will be replaced free by dards of perfection. The legal standard to which he is held make this years tourna- Larry Hav and Howie dow (20 degree day or not) and stood there blowing given as part of the Founda- the Foundation. enforcement recruits will the name and numbers are family or for retirement. session to send them on Dower each had 13 andis not the first game played poration and Dr. Murk or 635-0074 smoke outside so my kids wouldn't see me. is that of prevailing customary and ordinary standards of open on March 5 at the not exactly the same, you — Call your nearest , their way to their 11 th win •ment. John Rake 10. The losers _ Morning Call. PraUirW tion's efforts to improve the competence within his particular profession. Of course, if Wednesday was "Quit Day" at the American Lung quality of life in America by To become a member of Cranford Campus of Union should notify your Social Security office and in 19 games. Sam Jacobs led ****** ' \ were led by Steve Smith, 12 Coonfy Dormer Bldrs. Association's freedom From Smoking Clinic. I brought a professional holds himself out as a specialist within a County College, according employer. ask for the booklet. "Your the Indians with 16 points. Bawling and Greg McAllister, 10. 301 Mah SI., CkafU« encouraging tree planting. the Foundation and to particular area, such as a tax lawyer or a cardiac surgeon, all my cigarettes and had my picture taken as I threw "These trees were receive the free trees, send a to - Dr. John B. Wolf, Social Security," which pro '., Rahway point makers In the Rahway Woman's Y's Guys were a 58 to 54 >••••-••>•••>•••»•*••• them away. I had good intentions, really I did. And I did he is held to the usual and ordinary standards of practice academy director. vides a general explanation were Ty Russell, 12; Nor- Church League at Clark winner over the Toth Agen- selected because they will $10 membership contribu- within this specialized field of expertise. Lanes Feb. 9, high series very well, for awhile. give a colorful flowering of tion to Flowering Trees, The Academy, which is CPR can on how the program works. man Jackson, 9; Curt cy. Lee Black had 25; JOS. SERVEDIO & SONS INC. At home, I cleaned furiously. 1 kept myself busy and People rely on the skill and expertise of the many operated jointly by the If you have further ques- Vundermcer, 4; Bob Boycr, and games were rolled by Booker McMahon, 11. and pink, white, and redNational Arbor Day Foun- professionals they retain. The law, through the trial Lil Withka, 530 series on when I felt an III-|W to smoke I sluck a toothpick in tny blossoms throughout the dation, 100 Arbor Avenue, Union County Prosecutor's save lives tions, any Social Security .4; Charlie Smith, 3; and La Scott Todd, 10. Bobby Lit- •FUEL OIL .OIL mouth. Peggy Lipovsky. our instructor, told us to stock lawyer, helps to see to it that the standards of these pro- Office and the College, pro- office will be gluuVto help: Duna, 4. Union had thegames of 137-204-189 and tle had 16; and Darry Hem- •WEIL McLAIN _„_„.„- RAISED LETTERS: spring," John Rosenow, the Nebraska City, NE 68410, fessionals arc maintained and the public well-served. Overlook Hospital will Kay Turner had a 504 series up on celery and carrots for those times when we felt the Foundation's executive by February 28, 1987. vides basic training for new — Know the five times edge from the floor 24 to 21 ingcr, 11. BOILERS BUHHiRS need to reach for a substitute. She said one third of the offer a three and one-half and IS to 11 from the line. with games of 135-179-190. recruits in law enforcement you should contact Social OUR 388-1251 HUSINESS= people who i|iui smoking gain between live and ten agencies in Union County. hour cardiopulmonary Security. Most experts Other high games — pounds, one third lose weight because of the change in resuscitation (CPR) course 64th NITES- oittvmt Training at the Academy agree that with people Union girls jumped off to Julie Crans, 205, and Ann Did you know? 700 GJUOMS their metabolism and one third stay the same. But, said on February 24 from 7 to TtAR COD. has been a legal require- generally living longer and a 2II lead in the first Titone, 186. Cauliflower can cook to a 756-6254 Peggy, a person would have to gain 90 |x>unds to do the ment for new police officers 10:30 p.m. in the audit- staying in better health, the period as they walloped First place Zion Luth- bright white if you add a lit same damage one pack of cigarettes does. in New Jersey since 1965. orium. The course is open earlier you start planning Rahway 63 to IS. The win- eran No. 1 lost two games tic milk during cooking. m •••••••••••••«•••«•••••>-• I cooked a tremendous supper that first night and I The 12-week basic program to the public, and anyone for retirement, the better. ners had a 30 to 6 lead from to the Wimzccs; Mixed didn't have a cigarette alter. Oh, I had the urge, but I includes the study of such over the age of 14 is en- Social Security benefits are the floor. Team won 2 to I over Zion waited, and it passed. Peggy said these urges will pass, if topics as adminstration of couraged to attend. designed to be a base for Lutheran No. 3; Osceola ATLANTIC CITY on« V.I.P. LUXURY BUS you smoke or not. And as lime goes on, they will get less justice, patrol practices, The class is limited to the retirement,^nai your total won the odd game from the and less. group behavior, physical first 25 registrants. There is retirement income. You The top-seeded Elizabeth Strikers, and Zion Lutheran GIANT TO SPEAK .. . BUSINKSS CARDS I had to work thai first evening and when a recess skills, investigations, a $12 registration fee toneed to start building on Minutcmen defeated the No. 2 and Trinity split one- Clark B'nal B'rlth Youth 30 & 36 passengers It's the Only Way to was called. I went out into the hallway with friends. One highway safety, community cover operating costs. hapless Rahway Indians for half game each. Sports Night at Temple that base now, through ****** Buses are available Get to Atlantic City — BLACK INK of them offered me a cigarette and when I told him I quit, relations, interviewing To register or for further private insurance, savings the second time this season Beth O'R, Clark, will be WHITE INDEX he insisted. He took it out of the pack and waved it right techniques, crime scene information, interested per- and investment, and similar by the score of 79 lo 39. Rahway Retired Men's held February 22, at 7:30 You or your under my nose. sketches and traffic control. sons may call S22-236S. Robert Boycr led the In- Bowling league matches of p.m. George Martin, senior per perspn means. organization must Peggy said some people are threatened by efforts to dians with 14 points, the Feb. 3: High Scries — Al member of the Super Bowl *30 and you'll quit. They are afraid to admit that you can do it, but they Minutemcn went off to a 16 Matulionis • — S50 with a Champion Giants, will charter the whole bus 500 can't. I resisted at that moment, but when I got home I I. to 8 lead in the first period high game of 220; Frank Ir- speak to the youth of Clark 500 - H] OEnvelopo'j PKK-IMUUMMS ... for more •24 locked myself in the bathroom and smoked. HUH 101 and increased its margin to win — 542 scries with a 224 B'nal B'rith. Martin holds Lb. White Wove 1,000 »'20° Our class met again on Friday and Charlotte and I FM THE WEEK OF: MM tl.MT.M MUM 39 to 24 at the half. In the high game; Bill Gehring — the NFL record for the information please Printed in n n n » « second half Rahway was 527 high scries; Mike Miller Block were the only ones who had smoked. Sheila was chewing tffl.IMg.mn. most touchdowns scored on a plastic cigarette, Peggy (not our instructor) was Ftb. 9 Km Ftb. 14 outscored 40 to 15. — 509 high scries; Slim by a defensive lineman, 7. call... Ink . eating and wiping the table compulsively with a napkin. man. M. II MI FOB Scorers were Ty Russell, Dcmarest — 526; Walter He was an 11 th round PLUS - Mary was in a bad mood and Jean and Anita couldn't SUaBHTM MI TRUMP PICK-IT STMKHT „„ _.,_, lilt I1.7O7.M C71.M 2; Norman Jackson, 6; Sam Jackson — 526; James draft choice after L Other Papers and make the meeting. Those who had quit had just gone Jacobs. 9; Charles Smith. 2; Ricger — 515; Tom Dcgraduating from the Univer- PLAZA in Colors Avoilable through the hardest 48 hours they would face. Peggy said MTE NUMBS MY Off BOX PAIR nmttr.hk.um.nm James 2; and La Duna. 4; Simonc — 506; High mmu HUMTMTM MI sity of Oregon. He has also Atlantic City 574-1579 BOTH Come in and see our the physical cravings go away within a few days and the »fftv im U.7K.U tttr.it ****** Games, Mario Fuaco — been the recipient of the *5 O psychological cravings take over. This is when it is impor- _MJL_JfflL »ao 204 and Frank Colonna — samples . . . HSMT WHffM HI. uunn The Springfield Bulldogs Byron 'Wlzzer' White tant to exercise, relax, use alternate coping strategies and M.M •102 •30" defeated A.L. Johnson 200. Award, 7 times, for call our phone buddies. *7* •307"» 1141 tt.U4.eo C71I.M 55-54 for their I Oth win in recoQnltion by his team- I -didn't feel like a failure. Over two days time, I M.11 f25 •Ml" •30" •23 HaUM»N.-B M M M M U 17 games. It was a close Rahway City Hall Em- mates as being a total team THE smoked five cigarettes. Peggy said the majority of people IMHUT game with Vinny Gulbin ployees Bowling League at player. He Is also a former are not successful in their first attempt to quit. But I feel hk.ll 977 •355 •110 •35" HMT. M. II m MB leading Johnson with 24 Roselle Lanes. Feb. 3: representative of the successful. I used to smoke two and a half packs of mas in points. The highlight of the even-, United Way. Refreshments ATOM TABLOID U t>.UU( »1JI.O# cigarettes a day, if I could sustain between three and five A FAMILY AFFAIR ... Commodore Charles Qunder M.13 •54" The teams were tied at 14 ing was Diannc Kurutza's will be served and the cigarettes a day. it would be easier next time. As long as I With him are (1-r) Emma Sofleld. Fred Basker. Herbert MS •317" «32» 256 game which is an all- son, seated, seen here yachting In 1910, officially Fielding, Isabella Wood (seated). Peggy Johnston, Em- UIHMT UMMf. he. 14 Hd NX at the end of the first period group will honor Qeorge Call 574-1579 Daily 9 5 Sot. 9-12 219 Central Avenue don't have to smoke them all locked in the bathroom. • ouaa MI ~ then the Crusaders went time high league game. She Martin with a birthday opened the 34th annual Jersey Coast Boat Show, at ma Sofleld and Marge Hopple, all of Perth Amboy. The M.M too •340 •114 •34" O74 U.T14.M «M7J» rolled a 606, series with 574-1200 Pat DIMagglo afle 104, last Saturday, In Asbury Park Convention Hall. boat show runs through Feb. 22. into a 29 to 24 lead at the cake, as his birthday Is Rahway, N.J. half. games of 169, 181 and 256. February 16. PAGE 6 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1987 RAHWAY NEWSRECORD/GLARK PATRIOT RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 19. 1987 PAGE 7

AovmBUum St. Mary's Church FACTS OF LAW By Flak ani loutr, P.C. ous News Th« Equol Credit Opportunity Act Qtejfifl lists Lenten schedule OBITUARIES makes it illegal for you to b« refused credit solely because of your race, color, religion, nationality, age. MM, St. Mary's R.C. Church. liturgy. A 3 p.m. prayer ser- Saturday liturgies will be or inoritol status. Refusal con only be FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH RahwAy has announced the vice will be celebrated, in- celebrated in the Chapel at based upon facts relating to your lock parishv Lenten schedule as of ability, or lock of Willingness, to Dudley E. Painter, Jr OF RAH WAV OF RAHWAY cluding distribution of 8 a.m. Mary Farrell, 93 Peter Hranj, 70; repay. Morning uorshi;-. Fi:brujr> ". mil be observed at Second Church's worship and programs arc open to follows: ashes. Au4>clalrt, Inc. REALTOR ,10:30 a.rn- •-:!- :hc R.-'. .-rcr.J Robert C. I'owlcy, pastor, Ash Wednesday, March Weekday liturgies from Lenten evening prayer LAW OFFICES 1.1. i«jjr 1 people of every race, culture, nationality and status. Mrs. Mary G. Farrcll. 93. If voo ore refused credit, you ore en- officiating. S;y;ou: :::I^.J r ). the Westminster Choir under February 22 — Church school for all ages 9:30 a.m. 4 — Liturgies will be Monday to Friday wilj be services will be held on Sun- rell. died several years ago. member of Deutscher Club titled either" to an explanation, or 10 u celebrated at 6:30 and 8 formerly of Elizabeth, died Surviving arc two sons. nolicv informing you of how lo the direction o; Ja.-.v.^ W, NlusJcchio with Faye D. supervised crib room during worship; 11 a.m. Divine celebrated in the Blessed day afternoons at 4 p.m. it on explanation. Wilder a! [.-corjj" jo.-.>o:<: Follouintt the Children's Ser- a.m. and 12:10 and 7 p.m. Sacrament Chapel at 6:30 Stations of the Cross will be Feb. 10 at the Cape Fear Walter of Whiting, and Peter Hranj, 70, died Jan. Cranford, eight years, retir- Worship — Interim Minister Robert Beach Cunningham Memorial Hospital after a 25 at Rahway Hospital ing in 1981. mon, the socth. >:::::•.£ as J yrotip. v. ill be excused to go to will preach: "Evangelism that Counts with God." Ashes will be distributed and 8 a.m. and in the held on Friday evenings at John R. "of Clark; two ANTHONY P. PASCALE the Chiiu Care Roo:n ror a supervised program. Child after the homily at each church at 12:10 and 7 p.m. 8 p.m. brief illness. daughters, Mrs. Marie after a brief illness. He was a member of the X new bride who nas nnoblishtid o Scheduled meetings include: Mr. Hranj was born in Deutscher Club, Clark. :redit occoont cannot be required to Care L-> prcvided dunni! the worship liour for infants and February 20 — Pastor Nominating Committee Born in Czechoslovakia, Karol. in California, and 'eopply for credit just because Real Estate-Insurance children :o :hor«: in second grade. she lived in Elizabeth before Mrs. Alma Mikkcbon of New York and lived in Rah- Surviving are his wife, changed her name. Mortgages-Appraisals meeting, conducting search of new permanent pastor, 7 way 27 years. Mrs. Lucille Yeager Hranj. 777 West Grand Avenue Inur.eduiteiy fol!ou.ing u-orship all present are in- p.m. moving to Wilmington 12 Wilmington; four grand- vited to partake refreshments in Davis Fellowship Hall. Holy Name Society years ago. children; and nine great- four sons, Peter of Flem- If your rights under Ihe oct Rahway, New Jersey 07065 32 Yrl. of v«ry personal i«rvic# February 23 — Cadet Troop 756. Girl Scouts, 7-8 Her husband, John Far- grandchildren. He was a foreman for the ington, Paul at home, iolated. you cun lue for ociuol The Church Learning Hour at 9; I 5 a.m. will provide p.m. The leaders are Barbara McLaren and Barbara Fcr- durriuges. punitive damages, and yo former Singer Manufactur- Albert of Havre Dc Grace, rneys fee. A pniltHlauJ X mu^»tn «••! > mi, classes for those in kindergarten to adult study. At I 1:35 rando. slates breakfast ing Co., Elizabeth. 27 years. Md., and Edward of Scotch 381-6494 a.m. the Celebration Bell Ringers will hold their rehearsal. February 24 — Rahway Women's Club Board; After that, he was a mail Plains; and two grand- Meetings of the Week: Choir Rehearsal, Robert Stasiak, Organist and Choir A Communion breakfast Thomas Winters w be ST. AGNES CHINESE AUCTION . .. Mrs. Mary Bless- Charles F. Repkie, 60 clerk for Carteret Savings, children. i you feel you'' legul nghfs liat.it hoxi (201Y 396-0850 208 Central Avenue 599 St. Gaorges Ave Today, February I'J: Dens 3 and 4 Tiger Cubs Director, 7 p.m.; Junior Troop 1051, Girl Scouts, 7-8:30 will be held Mar. 8 by the toastmaster. ing, chairman of the Chinese Auction, presents the first ^tolaltid. dtiCuii th« mult«r wttli ai meeting at 4 p.m. and 7 p.m., res|)ectively. The First jltorney A cl»ur onulyiis ol th Rahway • 388-0154 Rahway p.m. The leaders arc Edna Solomon and Diane Lewis. St. John the Apostle Holy The Rev. Alfonsc M. Ar- ticket to Miss Elizabeth Anne Komar. principal of St. Charles Frederick 1982 after 33 years of ser- ntua.ton will. yn-ld _ direC!.CJi •«» Presbyterian Bell Ringers rehearsing jl 6:30 p.m. in the •vhol action, if any, you should tot* February 27 — Pastor Nominating Committee, 7 Name Society at Clark minio. Pastor of St. John's Agnes School in Clark. Tho Chinese Auction is held an- Repkie, 60. died Jan. 16, in vice. - Music Room and ihe Westminster Choir rehearsal at 8 p.m. VFW Post 7363, 6 Broad- and Spiritual Modcrator_of- nually for the benefit of the Reverand Denis J. Whelan Tomball, Texas. He was Miles Walter, 80 p.m. Members of Ruth Circle will convene at S p.m. with Brought to you as a yublic wrvidt by The "Church of the Lighted Cross" is located at (he way, Clark, aftenhe 9 a.mT the Holy Name Society, will Scholarship Fund, which is awarded to tho two highest born in Rahway. He is survived by his hostess, Mrs-James Moore. — - - average students attending catholic high schools. It will Miles R. Walter, 80. died Rule 6070 Kinley Comprehensive Friday, February 20: Boy Scout Troop 47 leaves on wife. Beverly Ritier Repkie Linden. Benediction. be held on Thursday, March 12 in St. Agnos of World War II. serving in of Tomball; a daughter, Feb. 10 at Elizabeth struments, Newark, 25 Center for Acupuncture Dr. Paul Scollo camping trip. Girl Scout Troops 716 in Davis Hall and The Rev. Stephen Auditorium. Tickets are now avaijpble at S3.SO at St. the U.S. Air Force. He General Medical Center years. 1500, 3rd floor will convene at 7 p.m. Pamela Jean Repkie of and Physical Therapy Kopacz will be the guest Tickets will be S3 for .Agnes School durfhg school hours or at Schiferstein's graduated from Bates Col- Tomball; and a sister, after a long illness. Surviving are three Podiatrist Saturday, February 21: The Alcoholic Anonymous TRINITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Farm Market during the weekends. Many local and na- Born in Pilsen. brothers, Rudolph Valter of OF RAHWAY speaker. Father Kopacz is young men under 14, and lege, Lewiston. Maine, and Carolyn Repkie Rodgers of Chapter Two - -Foot Surgeon Group meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the Souier Gymnasium. chaplain/teacher at Essex S5 for adults. tional merchants, plus many friends, have donated gifts retired from Exxon Corp. in Seattle, Washington. Czechoslovakia, he lived in Elizabeth, Laddie Valter of David Kinley, Jr., Mbnda'y, February 23: Girl Scout Troop 401 will Sunday, February 22: The 11 o'clock Family Wor- for the benefit of the auction, and gifts are still being ac- Flemington before moving Rahway and Jerry Valler of ship Service and Message will be conducted by the Pastor, Catholic Boys High School Door prizes will be sets social L.P.T.. C.A., Director 521 New Brunswick Ave. meet at 6:30 p.m.: Girl Scout Troop 1235 meets at 7 p.m. in East Orange and awarded. For more infor- cepted. to Elizabeth in 1914. Roselle Park; and two Cub Pack meets at 7 p.m. in Scout Room. the Rev. Donald B. Jones. Music will be presented by the MOM VISITS . . . Mrs. Bar- Mr. Walter was a set-up sisters. Mrs. Anne David- Perth Amboy, 1ST. J. Senior Choir under the direction of Mrs. Judy Alvarez. weekend assistant at St. mation call Frank Mazur, bara Androvioh visits her "The Travel Bug" will be ACUPUNCTURE Tuesday, February 24: The Ladies will gather for John the Apostle Church. 381-7565. man for Wilson Jones, son of Elizabeth and Mrs. (formerly of 280 Hobort St., Perth Amboy) their weekly workshop at 10 a.m. in the church library. Adult-supervised Nursery Care is available for infants daughter Susan's third Daniel 0. Koch, 81 Elizabeth, five years, retir- Mary Schorr of Boyton the theme of the Chapter New Jefiay Stutd Ct»rtifi«d Acupuncturist grade class during the Two meeting at the Jewish Bonrii Corti(i»d by N.C.C.A. Cub Den 2 meeting at 4:30 p.m. and Boy Scout Troop 47 and young children. Church School and the Adult Bible ing in 1977. Prior to that. Beach, Flu. Educuiad und truinad in tradiiionul Chine•,« meeting at 7:15 p.m. in the Scout Room. Abigail Circle Class will convene at 9:15, followed by Coffcc^and open. house tor parents Community Center ol' Mid- ucupuncture ui wall oi modern Coffeehouse to host Daniel-0. Kooh, former ed on the Board of Trustees. dlesex County. 1775 Oak members gathering at 8 p.m. in the church library with Fellowship Time at 10:30. held during Catholic Cull lor mfo president of the. Rotary Mr. Koch was treasurer Tree Road. Ediscm. on 826-0893 hostess, Mrs. Robert luce. Today, the Fair Workshop will meet at the church School Week at St. Agnes Club of Perth Amboy. died _668KaritanRd -701-NewarlrAvc.- Christian music group School. Clark. 75f the Rutgers University John Stabinski, Saturday evening. February Wednesday, February 25: the Confirmation Com- from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. The Senior Choir will rehearse Jan. 22 at Rahway Class of 1927 and an'active Clark 3H2-2434 Kli/abclh 353-5500 missioning Class meeting at 5 p.m. in the church library. at 7:30 p.m. 21, at 8 p.m. Chapter Two Now located across from Perth Amboy Hospital Somebody's Place Cof- variety of refreshments arc Hospital. He was 81. member of the Alumni is a group for couples mar- Convenient buses M13, M17 & M116 Girl Scout Troop 'J gathering at 6:30 p.m. The Webelos Monday. Feb. 23: Mixed league bowling at 6:30; He was born in Newark Association. He was also a Army WWII vet meeting at 7 p.m. The Railway Cemetery Association women's bowling at 9 p.m. feehouse will present con- available. Door prizes will Brojanowski ried more than once. temporary Christian music also be given. ~ . and moved to Woodbridge member of the Loyal Sons meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the church library. Tuesday. Feb. 24: The United Methodist Women in 1930. He resided in of Rutgers. John A. Stabinski died Linden, and a member of its Pacesetter award reci- The church is located at the corner of West Grand will meet at 7:30 p.m. for their general meeting and pro- with "The Commission" on Somebody's Place Cof- reports for Feb. 10 at Rahway Hospital Holy Name Society. Saturday, February 21 at 8 feehouse presents live music Rahway since 1946. He was a member of the pient Ms. Laurcne Drum- 688-3124*S24-0428*564-8820 Avenue and Church Street. gram. after a brief illness. He was a member of the niond will be the guest p.m. the third Saturday of each Marine duty Mr. Koch was employed Colonia Country Club and Mr. Stabinski was born in Senior Citizens of Clark and LADISLAV BOEHM, M.D. Wednesday, Feb. 25: The Trustees meeting will be by the Du Pont Co., Perth a member of the executive s|>eakcr. Her travel e.\|ier- held at 7:30 p.m. at the church. "The Commission" plays month at the Cranford Marine Pfc. Frank R. Wilkes-Barre. Pa., and lived the American Association General Medicine upbeat and mellow pop Alliance Church, Retford Amboy, for 40 years as a committee of the Ceramics tise includes the Caribbean. The church is located at the corner of E. Milton Ave. Brojanowski. son of Robert in Linden and Elizabeth of Retired Persons. Hawaii, the Far Hast, and now open at OSCKOI.A I'RISHVTKRIAN CHURCH music using synthesizers Avenue at Cherry Street ceramic engineer and plant Association of New York. before moving to Clark 35 and Main St. F. Brojanowski Sr. of Race manager of the electro- Surviving are his wife, Mr. Stabinski was an Ar- Europe. OF CLARK and guitars. The group is (behind the Pizza Hut on- St., Rahway. recently TOUCHING THE FUTURE .. .During the celebration of years ago. my veteran of World War 546 St. George Ave. The Rev. S. Timothy I'ret/. will preach at the 10 a.m. based in northern New South Avenue). Catholic School Week Reverend Walter Waleski and chemical department. He Helen M. Smith Koch; one Refreshments, socializing reported for duty with 2nd retired 3D years ago. son. Daniel O. Jr. of Little He was a pipe fitter for II. • and music will follow the worship service at the Osccola Presbyterian Church on FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF RAHWAY Jersey. For more information, Marine Division Camp Le- Monslgnor Walter Jarvis blessed the students throats the Exxon Bayway Rahway, NJ. Sunday, Feb. 22. Fellowship hour follows downstairs. Admission is free and a please call 276-1617. on the feast of St. Blaise, at St. Agnes School. Mr. Koch was a member Rock. Ark.; one daughter. program. We speak Slovak, Hungarian & Polish The Reverend Thomas McNally will preach at the jeunc, NC. of the Second Presbyterian Joyce McLean of Westfield; Refinery, Linden, 27 years. Surviving arc his wife, The cost per member Church school classes for all ages are provided each First Baptist Church of Rahway, on February 22. Our He is a 1986 graduate of retiring in 1976. Mrs. Anna Magnolia Sunday morning at 'J o'clock. Church. Rahway and serv- and five grandchildren. couple is S5, non-member time of worship is 9:45 a.m. Our Choir, under the leader- Rahway Senior High Mr. Stabinski was a com- Stabinski; a son, Thomas J. couple, $7. The Old Testament Survey Course is held each Sun- ship of Mrs. Deborah L. Klimm, Director of Music, will School. municant of St. John the of East Hampton, Conn.; day from 9-y:50 a.m. and 7:30-8:30 p.m. with Rev. and For further information, (499 0904) sing an anthem. Child care for young children is provided Apostle R.C. Church, and two grandchildren. call 636-0559 or 382-8779. Mrs. Prelz as team teachers. The course covers one book throughout the morning in the Nursery. Hour!: Monday thru Saturday of the Bible each week of class. Everyone is welcome to Our Christian Education program is at 11 a.m. There WOKDofCOD ST. MARY'S Frances Kobliska, 71; Franklin School Union, New Jersey St. Mary's Church or by appointment participate. are classes for all age groups in the study of the faith. SCHOOL Helpline continues • Onolifiid Initiocion Thursday, Feb. 19: 3:45 p.m. • Junior Choir rehear- Will make hou«o calif • Small Clauti Choir rehearsal is on Thursdays, at 7:30 p.m., in the Old Testament slates blood drive Rahway, N.J. active in Clark • AHorduhle Tuition • Balanced Curriculum sal; 7:30 p.m. • Christian lid.; 7:30 p.m. • Sea Scouts meet Choir Room. for troubled _ in Fellowship Hall; 8 p.m. - Chancel Choir rehearsal; 8:30 Members of the First Baptist Church invite you to Thou shalt have St. Mary's R.C. Church, a.m. until 3 p.m. in the Mrs. Frances Kobliska, Mrs. Kobliska. was a p.m. • Alcoholics Anonymous, also meets Friday, Feb. 20 worship God with them. There is a place for you in this no other gods Rahway, will conduct its school gymnasium in 71, died Feb. 15 at the John member of Osceola Presby- The '20th training class Anna's Bookkeeping at I p.m. before me. Westfield American Baptist fellowship. We are located on the cor- Annual Blood Drive on cooperation with the North F. Kennedy Medical Cent- terian Church. for telephone worker and Income Tax Douglas Friday, Feb. 20: Osceola Youth Group will attend ner of Elm and Esterbrook in Rahway. Sunday, March 8, from 10 Jersey Blood Center. — REGISTRATION— er, Edison, after a brief il- She was a past president volunteers for Contact-We Orthopedic INCOME TAX the Petra Christian Rock Group concert at Trenton Parishioners between the lness. of VFW Auxiliary Post Care and Deaf Contact 201 MAKING A. Memorial Auditorium. They will leave the church at 6 ages of 18 and 66 (17 with NEW STUDENTS R Day Care Mrs. Kobliska was born 7363, Clark, and a member started recently at Westfield Group NEW TAX PREPARATION p.m. and arrive back at the church approximately 10 p.m. Grants available parental consent) may sign in Minneapolis and lived in of the Clark Republican Presbyterian Church. Con- Chartered LAW WORK Realty Young, D.C. O.sceola Weekday Nursery School continues Mon- St. Thomas Altar Rosary Society up and donate a pint of Monday & Irvington many "years Club, the Clark Senior tact We Care on 232-2880 FOR YOU v FEDERAL, N.J. 13S WutflaM Av.. day through Friday each week from 9-11:15 a.m. and blood. Tueiday Tbnriday & DOT Can before coming to Cranford Citizens and the American and Deaf Contact on James L. Brady, M.D. , N.Y. STAT slates dinner, Easter project for Jewish education Openings Clark 12:45-3 p.m. under the director of Mrs. Thomas Walsh. Donations will assure Much 9 & 10 Friday 37 years ago. Association of Retired Per- 232-3333 arc area 24-hour I Dean L. Carlson, M.D. YOUR PLACE returns The church is located at 1689 Raritan Rd. The Jewish Federation of grams funrlcd over the past blood for members of the Much 12 & 13 14 months to sons. helplines for the troubled Jerome I. Cook, M.D. OR OURS PREK8 4 years & The St. Thomas Altar tickets, call 382 0284. Central New Jersey is cur- three years by supplemental parish and their families for 7 P.M.- She was an officer man- Surviving are her hus- and the hearing impaired. Roy M. Nuizo, M.D. Personalized Service Is What one year, if the need arises. 9 A.M.- Latch Key The Deaf Contact number Rosary Society is sponsor- An Easter baking project rently accepting applica- education grants including 9 P.M. Program ager for Unceda Home Im- band, Eugene J. Kobliska; Evening & /ION LUTHERAN CHURCH OF RAHWAY ing a dinner Friday, March will be conducted on Tues- tions for Supplemental a Hebrew systems center 11 A.M. provement Co., Linden, two sons, Eugene of Cran- links with teletype equip- Our Reputation Is Built On! ment. Weekend Appointments The Service of Worship will lie conducted by The 20 at St. Thomus Church day, March 31, Wednesday, Jewish Education Grants, for Temple Beth O'r in more than 20 years, retiring ford and Paul of Fanwood; available Rev. Thomas J. Donahue. Pastor, at 8 and 11 a.m., Sun- Center on St. George April 1, Tuesday, April 7 according to Phyllis Clark. in 1982. and five grandchildren. According to a recent MEMBERS OF 232-3878 396-0606 UNION C0IMTY day, February ^2. Confirmation Class will meet at 9:15 Avenue and Millers Lane, and Wednesday, April 8. Buchsbaum, chairman of FOR INFORMATION CALL: review, the Contact center EVE. a.m. Sunday School begins at 9:15 a.m. Fellowship meet Rahway. Mrs. Fran Mikulu is chair- the Federation's Jewish For further information is currently handling more 541 t. Broad St., MULTIPLE at 9:30 u.m. ' Fish fry dinners will be person and Mrs. Ethel An- Education committee. about the grants, contact than 38,000 calls around- WestfUld 382 5012 LISTING SERVICE .381-9638 served from 5:30 until 7:30 drosko is co-chairperson. Diana Cohen, assistant Rosemary Parsons, the-clock annually. Meetings During the Week: Buchsbaum cited a varie- 382-0011 "WE RESIDENTIAL 1 COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE 272-2992 PAUl J. KOZACHEK, CPA Feb. 19 Women's Sewing Group • 10 a.m. p.m. Takeout orders will be For further information ty of innovative educational director of the Jewish available. Tickets arc S6 per phone 3820284. projects as examples of pro- Federation. 351-5060. EDUCATE THE Volunteers undergo 50 Feb. 20 Lutheran Church Men meet at 7:30 p.m. day care worker hours of professional train- Feb. 24 Evangelism Committee - 7:30 p.m. person and should be pur- TOTAL CHILD" Colon And chased in advance. For re- ing in a variety of subjects Feb. 25 • Choir rehearsal - 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Rosemary Bulvid Church, Linden. preparing them to help STRAUSS Rectal Suraer servations, information and ffl® xt Parsons died Feb. 10 at Surviving are her hus- callers experiencing pro- TAX Summit Colon Immediate Medical Care Nurses' league X* home after a long illness. band, Neil Parsons; two blems such as depression, IKn Born in Bayonne, she liv- sons, Neil and Jason, both grief, family relations, SERVICE and Rectal ZION I.UTHFRAN CHURCH OF CLARK meets Monday JVt ed in Clark 21 years. at home; two daughters, the substance abuse and Surgical Associates This Sunday's worship will be at 10:30 a.m. con- Mrs. Parsons was a day- Misses Kristelle and Cyn- Serving Elizabeth The League for Educa- loneliness. The teletype link oreo for over 25 yeors Thomas Logio, M.D. ducted by Pastor Joseph D. Kuchiirik. Sunday School and care worker at Children's thia Parsons, both at home; enables the center to Bible Hour for all ages at l):|.s a.m. tional Advancement for Birth Announcements will Employees Day-Care her parents. Joseph and 151 Summit Ave., Registered Nurses transmit personal messages Summit Scheduled meetings: Thursday, Bible Hour, 8 p.m.; appear In Wednesday's Atom Center, Rahway, a year. Mrs. Mary Bulvid of Clark; by conventional equipment Federal, State & Monday, Confirmation Classes, 6:30 p.m.; Tuesday,' (LEARN) will meet Mon- Tabloid and Thursday's Rahway She was a communicant and a brother, Joseph for the deaf. Business Returns Office Proctology and =" It's Like Having A Doctor In The Family Choir, 8 p.m., Evening with Pastor, 8 p.m. day, Feb. 23. at All Saints News Record/Clark Patriot„ of St. John the Apostle R.C. Bulvid of Sprjng Lake. Colonoscopy Parish Hall. Park Ave., - "Twins, or additional copy, added to (his, Trained volunteersscrvc 355-5500 Diseases of the Colon Scotch Plains, at 7 p.m. announcement If $10. 00 eight hours a month on the and Rectum Debbie Canady, BSN, phones in two four-hour Problems with constipation CRRN, will speak on spinal Helen Hallo ran, 74 603 Elizabeth Ave., FIRST UNI III) MFTHOniST CHURCH OF w/coupon only shifts, or a single eight-hour Hours By Appointment OPEN RAIIW AY cord injury. Fill Out Our Form Below And Mall with Check To shift overnight. During Elizabeth, N.J. APPOINTMENTS • II orders can be pick«d up Mrs. Helen Gcraghty 273-4444 Services are at 11 a.m. on Sundays. Church School is For further information Birth Announcement at our NEW LOCATION Her husband, Francis P. 1987, Contact plans to con- 8 A.M.-10 P.M. at 9:30 a.m. The Adult Bible Class also meets at 9:30 a.m. on the group, write from . Halloran, 74, died Feb. 8 at Halloran, died in 1980. duct three evening training NEVER On Tuesday M 7:30 p.m. the United Methodist LEARN, Inc.. P.O. Box 6, 219 Central Ave., Rahway, N.J. 07065 the Community Memorial Surviving are two sons, courses and one daytime MONDAY-FRIDAY Women will meet. The program will be on the^Stalc Scotch Plains. N.J. 07076, Hospital,-Toms River, after Francis H. and Donald W., class to maintain its Prison by Leroy Holmes. or phone 232-5461. Atom Tabloid a long illness. both of Clark; three volunteer staff at about 100 10 A.M. - 10 P.M. NEEDED Tho Equivalent of ;i complete rvligious uncyclopodia mono" Mrs. Halloran was born [GREGORYS. The church is located at 466 W. Grand Ave. maator roforonco edition. With Iho rnosl boauliful paddocl bind- daughters, Mrs. Maureen members. WEEKENDS & are proud to announce ing ovor placod on tho Holy Scriptures in Brooklyn and lived in McGullam of Bayville, Mrs. * Laboratory • [KG Clark before moving to Patricia Laurino of Handel music the birth .of their daughter/son Protestant • King James Version GALLICK, M.D.I HOLIDAYS • X-Roy on site to be featured Catholic - The New American Bible Linden 28 years ago. Brooklyn and Miss Helen born She was a telephone A. Halloran of West Palm 10% Senior at concert operator for the Henry Beach, Fla.; two brothers, Battered women • MED1CAI\* SURGICAL TREATMENT OF Citizen Discount In Hudson Hotel, New York, Hugh. Geraghty of offered support 3IN6ARTHR0SC0PYAND "Predominantly Purcell." 15 years, retiring in 1969. Brooklyn and' John luwrrwiftvviiTE SURGERY a concert_ featuring music lbs ozs., Mrs. Halloran was a com' Geraghty of Orlando, Fla.; The Mental .Health » 0ENERAt,0RTHOPEDICS AND FRACTURES 18 grandchildren; and nine by the seventeenth^ntury Inches. Brothers/Sisters municant of St. Elizabeth's Association of'Union Coun- • SPORTS ANO DANCE INJURIES English composer and in- and measured R.C. Church.. great-grandchildren. ty will offer a Friday morn- • ARTHRITIS X)INT PROBLEMS & REPLACEMENT cluding works by Georg ing support group for bat- Inman Gray* Shopping Canter Two Convenient Locations Wan-en Medical C.ntor are 1103 Inmon Ave., Hlion, N.i. Frcderich Handel, will be tered Women starting on 65 Mountain Blvd. E«tv The maternal grandparents are (201) 769-9494 Warren, New Jtrsey presented in the Crescent OKOEIS MAY U TICKED UP AT February 20 at 9:30. 1S»JHwit* tn,,M. A-!, Uatoa 0»t«7 M. U0~a, M.D., M.Jcd Mnctor (101) 563-161* Avenue Presbyterian o(_ Chinese The grobpjs open to any »WlC«mr, P.A. b •• •<»•» •< ' Church in Plainfield at 4 Atom Tabloid woman who is or has been MrfHiwfriii laflMMl UtMtti Cwrt*r' p.m., Sunday, February 22. The paternal grandparents are 21* CwHnl *WM Auction in an abusive relationship, The concert which will be ••Inray, H.J. I7MJ *.4w I*, M MM • .i •»•• •! | 1 whether the abuse is men- conducted by Kathleen Up- 01 The Mothers' Club of Gym. The doors will open tal, physical or both. THE FAIR .. . Students In the second grade at St. ton, minister of music at the Remember, your announcement will appear Roselle Catholic High at 6 p.m. and at 7 p.m. the Interested women should Agnes School look over the many selections at a Book Crescent Avenue Church, is call the Mental Health Fair held during Catholic School Week. Tho Book Fair In both The Atom Tabloid and the Rahway School is holding its 4th an- auction will begin. For the fifth in this season's News Record/C nual Chinese Auction on ticket information call Association at 272-0300 to served a two-fold purpose in encouraging the students Crescent Concert scries. register. to read and allowing them to purchase books to road In Friday, February 20, at the 245-2350, 245-9055 or Tickets may be purchas- Roselle Catholic School 245-0408. There is,no charge for the tho read-a-thon now in progress. ed at the door. meetings. PAGE 8 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1987 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT" RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1987 PAGE 9

PRIVATE GARDENING & Ooni Incoroe Ta» Service Over 25 INSTRUCTION LANDSCAPING Township ot Dark has immediate Part Tima S«crstanr for Accounting yrs. eiperience. Individual or Small openings for mhod c>omng guards Firm. T.odiw- 9anv2pm. Call MOVIM n OPUIEKZO «U BuMneis. Call Daily, eicept Sunday. PIANO INSTRUCTIONS al $5 95 pet hour. Contact Chief US74J4 9amloSpm. 2O1-U2M12 •muHoujt nua scnici Smar 311-3495 Begmrwtt thru Artist lavcls 24H7>1 Federal & State Returns Accurately ASjIdulli MlS»7t C I I Upholsterer*. Kitchen chairs get the job done Seeiung reaiiabie babrJittM (or 10 atnomaanta prepared in your home 17 yean ei- mo old gal in my home. P/ T. Wed. £ Piano. Clan. Accordion leuoni in SNOW lecovered Dinettes, boat cushtons. penence.S ToureUky 4^291 vour tionw b( V«; 2umanL MA. 12 Pickupdeliwry,FreeEst. 54»S414 ThmiStnio/iwelcomg 311-1044 INCOME TAX RETURNS PBEPARED PLOWINO JOHN MICHAEL ASSOCIATES Heceptioniit f hyucian's OH ice. CLERK im.ryjiieno. 92S-I87I ABT SERVICES. LOCO DESIGN. CALL574-1200 IN VOUH HOME B1 QUALIFIED AC- P/T Wjtuie woman. Experience full time permanent position MATH TUTORINC STUMP IEMOVAI GBAPHIC DESIGN ADVERTISING COUNTANT OVER 25 YEARS H Computerized taxes WE WILL ACCEPT fdCbh3frim V mature minded person. CEHIIf I£D GRADES K-12 24 MtS. A DAT I'tH GRAPHICS »S-n73 CLASSIFIED ADS APPEAR THREE TIMES Applicant must be near, PEBIENCE M.HICHMAN 3U-71U ~U1W3 30P U 111 332IJ Low Rates, Open All Year YOUR VISA OR Child Can ne«Jad. F^I Uon-Fii. l« Individual £ Small Business Tj* "JUST STUMPS" Piotessional Business Wo/k done in oraaniied, poift*tt pUatont Tutor certified in Special Education my home. Resumes, Letters. Cal- 24 yr. old gill of full time tanking personality ond telephone Returns. Retired Irom IRS. Emolled ma ESTIMATES WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY & SATURDAY MASTERCARD parents. Pleasecail 750-9547 Kl 1 rtmury School. Will tuto, al culus woik. Filing. Tjpmg letters & 636-5867 manner. General clerical ex- igent Available ill year. 3»2-«tVH youlhome MtXIil envelopes, "Oon't take your work Babysitting & light houuwwh need- perience and bilingual, Personal t Small Business returns. Piano Inuxis I01 all levell. Call 634-1318 home with you Give it tome." Reas ed for 6 week*. Transportation nee English/Spanish ability., would Accounting Seivices. Real Rates weehnights and Saturday Mt. H. lates, Call9am-5pm 3«M4«t My3rv Call bet. 4 6pm 1U-O422 be very heflJTuTmnr for ap- Over 25 vn P'of exp Call lor apt. Yuan ;l»W SHEETROCK pointmenf. Ric)uidr«inind»CPA S49-4241 HAULING 4 CLEANUP Spackling- Jiew and Repairs. Paint 241-1010 TAX ACCOUNTANT, 35 yrs. proles- Guitar lessons for beginners by ei- CARTERET FINANCIAL peuenced teacrier Learn how to t Wallpaper Call Charlie 8344875 Wor h n home. M JM up to J2 75 wkly RN/LPN sionalexpennnce. Returns prepared Attics, cellars, garage! cleaned GUARANTEED READER TO READER Wedding NATIONAL COLOR i«ad music 2I3-027I Are you too busy or tired toshop'Call Clipping ne*sp3p«rs articles lor FoU «MI Part TIM in your home Rcisonjble 312-3OM D.jpoul ol contenii- ftte Est. Call & TAX SERVICES, INC. 3U-729S the "Bag Ladies" We nil gladly • Atom YoUotd iiUEj/ine cditori, Will pay up toJZS UBS Income Taxes prepared by ex- gioceiy or gift shop lor you 265 Washington Ave., Carteret WANT ADS Invitations Will Uke- all t>pe* ol Deb'n. \nc ea Apply nowl Cjll refundable. Coring nurses needed 304 W- rVet Ave., perienced accuunLint Call evenings Call 494-7t2rj«S74t)31; ' tail way M«WI Record lutoj. 24 hr. prompt um>ce. Yards. te^M., N.J. ]lter6 3M-SW7 Clari Patriot by for L.T.C. focility. Com- atl.cietc. S41-M92 AIHLINES/CRUISESHIP iob liili An Employee Owned Company • Atom Tabloid petitive salary and ex- Aljn V. CjllanU - CPA loni mad dnaoW can anil trucks. PAI'S TRUCKING Demolition ol 541-6550 13 LINES 3 ISSUES *5 iimjs jll o£C. Piolessionjl Tjx & Accounting Ser- MIKE'S SNOWHOWER Edition cellent benefits. Send Hiilua! pevcaa paid. 24 hr. lowin,. garage! cleanup n»ork.yardi. cellar! Regency vice^ 283-47 H REPAIR SERVICE All Federal and State tax returns, Guormatfd want mds — if item is not sold resume to; Znam plo«rin{. Ahoiises fullyirnutcd 3O-7763 LOSING WIICHT - MAKING $J PERSONAL TAJ REIURNS KDTfJWIIC U\M2 HI JatMl tv... prepared ot reasonable rates. Open during Hrst 3 issues, ad wilt run nett II youlrjv,! 5 SO lbs. to low. wa ha« NEEDED AT All type* (H tiasil rvmowd. IrturM) , N.J. Come in — See SMALL BUSINESSES RETIUKS 24 hcun prompt Mnric*. fn* Ertf weekdays, weeknights and weekends. J10jj.'o()ou_L'jll 272-8210 M. HmwhrUom, I.N. Cljl'ord Baoit C.PX TOOLS WANTED la 3 issues fRtl. CeM when all items are sold. ONCEI mjl«S. DONrr OVERPAY - COM PAST JOYS ... All fields of antique and collectible toys including cast iron, tin wind- our Many Samples LOS£ WjlGHr SJUELVI I0UXT WOOD J6NWOK, Jl. 3J4MK Hijhesl Pncts. 75-5-p:mrMnn thru Fri. l Cleaners ol Carpets & Uphol. 2 rms. AUTO WDECIEU INCOME TAX PREPARATION 574-1200 WfilwP-0 Ho«J75. [fujbeth, N.'J PHOTOCUlfNT sales and service. Must SERVICES Garog»"Jot«l~ond~Reol Estate not occepted in have a cor. Will train. and hills, »•) 95 6S4-7S21 Big Savings on used paits i cais We NEVINS MOVERS Federal, N.J. I N.Y. State Returns prepared. 07207 __ buy disabled & wrecked cars Guaranteed Reader to Reader section. DARKROOM Olson Carpet Cleanina, Steam clean- Evening S, Weekend appointments available ('-'I GJS At'endjnt 2 niles 5 10 1 HU2S2, Ocy of Night I, F*.i dey. Cell rh* '80 Pontlac Sunbird. low mileage, 2 d»»n innvrtpring b«dl plul ruiiuiicd Pli'.r.iU-.iN fur intarviuw . opertin(js $400 ID J|4|][) wh Sony, no inlufnution gwvn over security working in on Accti Hahwjyaruj. Good Cash (low. 721-3M3 mS82 9OOOil2163 phono, for jppointment only. employee owned company. SERVICING 5 Cooperative Extension of your diet: ed with salt. ckntifted Deaf, t» mmkw cor- i/c. am/lm. good cond.. St.900or corner Table J7S/ am/fm SANOE'S REPAIR AND INSTALLA- MID-JERSEY ELECTRIC from 1-5 p.m., located on rtilyQumHer 634-42S9 Karen Mondrone, R.D., tower your muscles and READER TO HfADfR gi«tt tunspofijtion, S1.000 ur 80. Noji-smolu.^ tv.'jyn_ 494-3923 •55 J.23(..'yf Now hiiirnj For cur- How would food taste if the Food und Drug Ad- air conditioner!, king chdir "JK^naljflfijjv M_ 20i 5/4 3464 fenirwlwal Int. call Northeast Middlesex dren' i /Matsrrtily, lorg# Bathroom TiU Haoalri. Rc|lu> loosa lage cheese to remove ainskle. ill 4pm S742S03 $35 ntoplc dr»Si«r w/mirror UBS Silas, Petita, Dance- Extension Home Hcono fuel your brain. ifTU ML -rth dual r/ril dnn t County and all of Stolen lilts, reiroutinl. caul>in( Call Rich one day all the food you ate 40-75% of the salt. ministration to help in your The fair will include 76 OodgflOaM, SUnda'd shift, good & 3 drow«rj $25/ charwj.liar MOO£LS-llll LOOH Now J.:r-.1.y-i J04 W. rtrat Ax. ALl-PHASf ELECTRIC mist of Rutgers Cooperative There arc two types of doing te r}Aerobic or AcceiJori«» all.rSpm. M2-JZ77 contained no salt? Some food selections. Mttiilu Epton ntO + PiintH. condition. 1400 396-06*9 $40, Ijsltion ituifj/im? will icri!ui] MjlurL'womJ'ituJsiistownur Must •••••a, M.J. Island, NY calling on Srore. Jordocha, Chic, LM, Ceramic Tile Bathrooms, Kitcheni. COMPANY, INC • Read labels. Sodium is lisplays and demonstra- l-ra|timi,M00.wder and various salt- I tsp. each of basil, old. l-ive music will be uud, ickj* lurn.. 6 pc Par- new vinyl roof, OfiEinal owner. runts advertised herein tot gualilietj mediuto oponmg. Compenia- Anew career, show tjshion lewt'lry A pany n*«dj manoa*rs du« to perience helpful. Some grand opening etc. Can op«n tion is often sacrificed Unlay inigltl give you a fast lift but teal ejtale rental nuy be subject ID tion — 517,602 to J2J.404 accc!.U)nes. lle^tbltr liri. will train, IS davi. TILE. STUCCO. CARPENIRV.NO IOB can no longer distinguish containing additives like parsley, 'thyme, savory, O«ii|n.««c.c«>d. M'S.Witor- 70,00iJm...H.300. 41frS4M P/T DIIVEIS HCLPIR our .«poniion program. Corn- lifting required of up to PRIDE tuamc co. 1'ealured throughout the il will also give youa fast ini Contact: dependable automobile. linur.d I Bond.d due to their high use of salt. charin. Blend for Vegetables and nominal fee will be charged I4/S 636-17S4 Houlc J 130/mo (J26 deterred) No plan and a iof« woHc •oviron- (612) 888-6555 All typei ol !t>modelin£ the run. Now is a good time drates, like the ones found ram J». Din. Ibl w/4 crin 1100. Florida Condo - SI. Aunuilme Fur nfop«r d«liv«ry Early Buiinesi Office collecting mant. Opaninoj throoohoot Fine opportgnity for a Alum ndmg. baths, decks. PAINTING I ]4 HM, Wvlce One can restrain their • Avoid or reduce the Meats: rttotnil Brok«i|*—Famous lev low Heach, Fully (unshed, 2 budioomv morning houri I or 3 doyi •r*e lari«Mt*a for Ihe children's workshops D.n.tbl«/6chn>135 JU-M35 Oartt Baanl ol education N.J.. PA. ond Conn. To or- bjsements. kitcheni. paneling DECORATING to rethink eating habits. n potatoes, release their colt auto mtuianca, now giving tree i, baths, bt*3chsidi!. pool, tynnis. p*f w«**k Call Dorwj or Down future, responsible per tastes and enhance their en- amount you use of: soy I tsp. thyme :tnd refreshments. •/•ESS PH0KU. b««ltu iimola SdiindUr Road ronga (or locol int«rvi«w fte« estimates. CJII IM. 636-4244 Potato lovers know thai energy more slowly, keep- ratefuled ant. phOM j 170. Phoitc quotes byphona. 213-1440 racktitball, jicuj/is Kent 1360/ ted) Newspjptii carrier w'ci', 4 30 son in good health who Sr4-ll7S joyment of real foods. sauce, tamari, iniso, !4 tsp. rosemary 574-1200 Clcri, H.J. plaola phoru, Ml. Shoron HoJI Oiy^allmiljIUtion All types Ulceil- Anyone wanting to par- •Ml.iJHll8lm.t30.6pni iJUln »wk.C3llowner.ifhpni 283D56O am-7am. NoSunda.s. NocolluctinK. desires a couple of Painting Experienced. Inlenor/E*- no^matter how active they ing your blood sugar 574-9403 HERBALIFE - mg installation and replacement- Reducing salt in your diet is hydroly/.ed vegetable pro- Vi tsp. sage O*U«S, (2) red nrnt/iola S1S0. 2 Linden, one bedroom, $650 mcM 3 tenor VERY REASONABLE Free Est AMP Electric Inc. Residential. In- ticipate as a hobbyist or readier. So, the baked MISC FOR SALE months employment Independent Oistributoi, Call me for V2-U90 full ins 24 hr ans sic A95 9234 are, there is always time lo uur luel A-78-13. liU mw 530 ing UIIIIIJM Excellenl condition & Encellenl Income hi Part Time 442-6352 dustnal. Commeicial. Lie. No,?S32. best done gradually. That tein, barbeque sauce, garlic I tsp. parsley .vork.shop volunteer should each year. Age is not a pioducls ARLLNE 272 5660 URPENTRY • enjoy a potato. Whether potato you enjoy for lunch pair M3-0M1 »iea Nochildteii 379-6:OO«it JIO CHILDREN MODELS P/T early morning Honm ji.ombly work. For info FieeEsl M175JM49 way, you will not have to salt, onion salt, seasoned Blend for Vegetables, DOLL BIRTH CERTIFICATE 1 ADOP- factor. Salary, ex- Quality Alterations £ Kenovationi .•all Lauren DeWolfe at or the hash browns you OHM CUINET, for dimni morn. Rahway Best aruJ. H/L. 3 plusBH. 3 months To 1 6 years. newspaper routes, y.'JL._ 504-641-8003 «iL 8199 Have you' nails done in my Edison you pop it into a micro- TION PAPERS. Send Jl caih lor all t»p« at carpentry No job too JOHN R, MASY Electrical Contractor give up all your favorites. salt, dry soup mixes, Poultry and Meat: 232-5930. M"iW"i72"UIIISOo>8ail No a«p«ri«nce necessary. penses and mileage home away Irom the salon confu- order lor breakfast help to complete let & Include lell- a/c. 2 car jar. J950 mo. \h mo (5:30 to 7 a.m.) arc Business License No 8074. Day/ wave, cook them ahead and For upcoming fl Distributor look- paid. Call Salley DeLong sion. Ple^euH 49M714 small freeestimates. 312-1193 PAINTING I Foods that need to bebouillon cubes, ketchup, I tsp. oregano I'railside Nature and Ofhr 54HJ4H addresud. stamped envelope to: security Apply Uieittiemplel- avoilabte , in Iselin, PART TIMI Evening 499-97e7 keep you fit and alert. ing for experienced. cleOrt- ELECIRULVSIS PiolassionalOMiu. DECORATING reheat them or simply cut COIUCTOIS PUIU. too nun) to REL SALES. P. 0 BIN 20S. Anmel. N. Oileitag Agency. 686-0656 TV commercials. Avenel, Colonia, Car Severol hours aoch week after for more information limited due to their high salt hot bean sauce, brown bean Vi tsp. basil Science Center is a facility cul. reliable truck driver. S 1166 St. Geoigus Ave. Avenel Bv them in half to bake, there How's that for a winning liall2Slu[i.CatttniUtl|ou»hal I. 07001 2 tiedroom apt.. Rahway, 5600/ ma Call 882-9158 toret, Woodbridge, scKool. Mutt have car. Job ati content arc processed and sauce and oyster sauce. * Vi tsp. parsley flakes days plui overtime available. appt. only Monday-Sat. i5S-9O»5 CONSTRUCTION hank's Painting. Int/Eit FieeEst TEIEVISION SERVICES of the Union County De combination? IHj»« Alt 6pm p ser- nuts, chips, processed • Use reduced sodium I tsp. garlic |M)wdcr Gam* Syl. Inc. Printer K-board Dat> Sola. S8S and I chair. S42.50. & Clark. Earn $350 to cettary. Call 634-0031, deliver The Atom Tabloid. Recreation. 15 Gloria Lane NORTMRUP KING CO. KATI Rendsritial No iob 'oo big or Free Estimates Call alter 6pm vice lor 20 yrs treasonable rales, taste and solid nutritional dieter's friend. Ounce for H»Cam«i. Cd cct»)..«fJ04tH»» Noedlecralt. It WOO $-400 per month plus «-4,J0. Ideal for senior citiiens. cheese spreads, smoked fish, or low-sodium products. If a Blend for Fish: ATTIHTION FalHI«Jd Call 574-1100 P.O. BOX 959 HOKOSCOM* too imoll de« Esti/noies 1M-I044 Daysand Evenings 494-OBM value of potatoes at ahyounce Jhey have the same COMPUrtH. Commod.. Dlic.dw. ARMANDO GULF has |ood used tire SINIOR CITIZENS cash incentives. A reli- •UDK I AOVBOI anchovies, salted pickles food label states "sodiuni- I isp. parsley flakes Cm. Pana. pnntar. phoM Moda M. Mlnn.apoBi, MN SUSAN'S WALL PAPERING meal. Carbohydrates aren't number of calories as pure bargains. Most sues. Main St. £ E. A rttid«ntial Kaolth car* able car is a must. • Cant • fmlm " Cryitml 574-1175 STEVE'S Paintmj, Inl/Ext. Lo« and sauerkraut, commercial free" it must contain less 1 tsp. onion powder lamad.v:i»32iorllO W S5440 Ha)lewoo>IA>e, 574-1772 facility for senior citiiens ii UMN $4.17 HR. ' Coll Toll Free AlhU I ^ rates f/esl ?t3-mlorStHH«7 soups, packaged stuffing than 5 nig. per serving, '/; tsp. sage just for athletes,. Whether protein (about 4 calories/- COSl now occspting oppllcotiont We need osiisiurice in ewal- Equal Opportunity Employar Did You Know? , HALF PRICEI Flashing arrow slins 1.8O0-242-0850 CLERK/ Carmina'sPaintmg 3averagerooms you are a weekend jogger or gram). So you can cat a, lot 1299' Ufhted, nonarmw J289I for tho*« whd n—d aaitianca uofirifl and responding to daily or 877-4222 DRAPERIES mixes, commercial salad "lowsodjum" cap., have !4 Lsp. paprika Using bright yellow paint •drm uil $60. So/abad US. IblA wilh daily living- Phaiw call work reports submitted by • WIHII S139. latarmr/aiaiiu. F,ea an executive on Ihe go,of complex carbohydrates clUiriSSO.Machmoral Ml-0151 Unliihted 32491 Free letters! See SUPtUVtRS Estimates 4S4-MOI dressing, spaghetti sauces MOnig. or less per serving, '/J tsp. marjoram iiuirk rcf.HiI;ir parking stalls locally. Call todayl Factory, anytime: 7A4 our oyents throughout th- TYPISTS Cruise space potatoes provide you with without piling up on the COUCH/RED, guaan liia, UPHOLSTERING and breakfast cereals. "reduced-sodium" means Blend for Meal. Potatoes. in the uariiKc lor children's IHXMZ3-0IM state. No sKperi»nce neces- A1B Painting S Wallpapering In- your main energy source to calories. A five ounce hr«wn/beij]0. wood trim. we. cond. lary; Paid to complet* train- FULL TIM! MRS. rATIMA tenor & Extenoi. Free estimates. No About one third of the the content is 75% or more Vegetables: bicycles and wagons. HiO.Cill«rt«r5pm «J447SI AMWAV PRODUCTS com« lo you. ing. Work ot home. For infor- loblnobigoiiin.il potato has 110 calories, a •UlrlG DOOM, tabla 1 chain ISO; Satisfaction guaranteed or your CIRCULATION DIPT. PROFESSIONAL ENVIRONMENT 574^*49 salt in the American diet is below what it would be in I tsp. dry mustard mation send s« I/-addressed, GOVERNMENT HOMES tor SI (U still available X third of the calories in five MW 19 " IV DO; Iroaitona Dnhav money back. Ml-760t stumped envelop*, 9'/] in- repair). Delinquent tax property. Re-- Roader & Advisor MACKIE & added during cooking and the product it replaces; "tin- A tsp. parsley flakes General clerical, somo answers & advises on ounces of lean roasted n WE NEED PtOPlt ches long toi AWCA, D*pi. 3, If yWare looking for a more cam/ortable, professional work en- pouasiions. For current repo lilt, PAPER HANGER at the table. The rest conies salted" "no salt added," Vi tsp. marjoram MING MOM TtMTU TAIU. 16 Box 49204, Atluta, GA typing, must be good at call «05-ia7-t000Eit,GIWH REEVES INC. Rahway Hospital to hold meat. And because of their For Sol* (3) to sell classified ads by pliona. rioxi- vironment with friendly co-workers, then we hove several very Love, Marriage, HKla. •«*. W.t L~i Vtarla from processed foods. If "without added salt" means '/; tsp. dill mall chins. Wilnut colof. 1323. bls houri. expenoncc not necusury, ? do tail and hove good attractive openings you will like. Business, Est. 17 cunoM iiuntouniiHC. There arc 35 reservation: ouniiii i •UNU fiber content, Ihe pqlato 54I-M7I Nan 1400. bob will tram. Must Apply in persun. 219 totaphono personality PAINTING as of the third week ii you gradually reduce the hypertension screening SITUATION WANTED years. aids in digestion. TKie skin MUMS, 7 pc. Utwit BMJM t#* - Otfa IKIIU Central Aye. Hahway. N J Apply in person anytime We or* teeking .killed Clerk/Typists in our Linden, Cronford ond January and there still is amount of salt you use, cut- Ml, »•« Dwp &ura 1 HaraSaara. Mm, NJ. fttsponsible persan noi»dod to run tluabetn offices. Some typing and the ability to work well with Private & Confidential ImcrUr ami Utfriar On Thursday, February kidney disease High blood of the potato helps preserve botwoen 9 a.m. and 5 I will da cleaning or shopping, o< V, oH P*hi t T«r>< Card time to reserve space on th ting back to three quarters Moo««.o,«n.t>« issim AB Dick 350 OMsol piess. EM- Customer Service P/T numbers is required. 26, Railway Hospital is of- pressure especially the vegetables' nutrients Call 388-1118 pe'ioncu nucui^iy. I'art Tinn< p.m. The Atom Tabloid, liundry, or all. Supplies provided. 17 »nu« «»..,CWt, M.I. CAU JTIVI tJ4-*u/ luxury cruise to Bermuda your usual amount and npattobl* taUphon. twturni. in biJdi- F27Z591fi3Sl;85Z Tax returns prepared; fering an opportunity for dangerous because it has no during cooking. Is is also an mcWOOO, mnad hardxood ulit hours, 5 days a *ftek. Call today on to rtiv*fti(i«d tUmol llol.t. w- 219 Central Ave., For more information about our many new opportunities please co-sponsored by The Re-then, after some weeks cut 574-1579 lodmfl lypinfl. l^ju.» uplituda, pood coll our Personnel Department. CLEANING WOMAN DESIRES DAY iOtiOID IN3UH0 community members to outward signs. But il can be excellent source of and deliwed. Sill) cord. S60 hall Kxllinn, Ond fomilMiy with CHI/VOt'i. Rahway. Full benofits & PIAYU ro TNI Hotr IFIIIT back to half, then to a lal ul hwji dom you. [U.Jal* moinmg WORK.CALL 906-04*19 spiratory Health Asso- Vitamins A. 1), and C. Cord Cill 213-iM»a«»3-lIll hospitalizarion. 931-6544 MOIV SPIIIt, You iKal tlaiil, ^—JOHN'S quarter, you'll never miss volunteers needed have their blood pressure controlled through daily rtKJEI, Upiiihl Coldipot 32.10. ciation and the Better Good pay. HuMiblft huufi. Apply m u v (U , d, f«th my iiUol, KITCHEN I. DINETTE I»AINTINO the salt. Your taste buds checked at a free screening treatment, which includes Hy adding bulk to your IK MJ-7WJ HtmhH. PUoi.tull Mr.. J.H. Inhmori. lou llul Q..« m« m.^ih la fgig.., Breathing Club of Norwalk pa.ion, Chicken Dohjjht 1685 SI 'IM Horn* H.wi, I]] Mow IIUM. H*rt from 13 p.m. mid 6-8 p.m. sodium reduction, weight diet, satisfying your ap- ond I,»B.I th« homi Mw, om.,i da onla KTIIICHI — ununi will have a chance to Volunteers are needed ID Anyone wishing lo vol- UI STOK, Apt. tua. 4 burntr. IBM COMPATIBLE COMPUTER XT liViMwu.k. U.I. PART TIME CHAIRS $| SO Hospital (Connecticut) fo ^°^JilNI UNITED COUNTIES ma. You 1K0, .* aU il« uiiiani, ol m, in the hospital's Conference loss, moderate exercise, and petite and keeping your •r/lull own 4 broilar. Mhtta, lood Turbo complete with Printer, (ulKHIl oia >ww bamfl tuoplail b| English Nanny & experienced 1.1a aia utm ma I wu«l MI nl( tj^n UNCOVEREDI I ID' WAUPAMI I mil recover from their salt in- help prepare income tax unteer or needing help tin 246-5623 [OE ciaiogo, la b. llhwwlut Is, ll a«j la LI, patients with emphysema, ca«lilion,n5 MltMl H.495AMIECR 396-OOU n«f't (<»d ilo«« lofi Mother will care (or your child in my B ioor returns for area residents, income (ax returns should Room. medication. digestive system running - anrs TRUST COMPANY lonlinn one. ond lo' all my dan.a not •IPAIK, CUTTHS chronic bronchitis, asthma toxiration and tune in to aWUMATC, I7.5M. ISU.irulcon. Sawi SI 75 on new 1986 24 Vol. Hahway home. B15-94?5 K, wl « ! v Fill UIIMAT1J the real taste of food. including senior cili/ens. plume 3R2-4227 or .188- Almost 30 percent of the No appointment is smoothly, potatoes arc a dition. askinaflS&O. Call altar 3:30 World Book Encyclopedia. Limited PROOFREADER Ail ih.ln uvmlofaU I" >h« Ciuriluri) u», mwafai, Cn>nfart. NOT Jna, O7O1B HIAU CAUl J74-OOI7 and other lung conditions. FULL TIME POSITION a-l m, la.ad o 0 adult population has high bargain. So throw away lima oiler. Call nowl 654-5070 Ef)uJ OpporturMy Employer. M/FA«V datua la ba w ALl CALU AK5WHID While you decrease your Returns will be prepared 3600 for further iiifornia necessary, but if more infor- pm UlAHItUUin FULL TIME rellekU for Uyawt and •n pa,p.Ki>ol g/ al or you The cruise on the Ber- Dark brown formica Cabinet, Elec. Mta-vp IM *W c*MB«ilnfl ENTERTAINMENT mwly ia.o,d my lo.ad o»al Und ma 10 HAM IN THI AIU al the Clark Municipal lion and an appoinlmenl. blood pressure. Left un- mation is needed call the your potato iwclcr and en- UTCHEN UT, pink, ahita »ou|ht P.n, m,l pnj,., I., ] ,„„(„,,., da muda Star oceun liner will dependence on salt, you can self-cleaning wall Oven, Kite hen aid. w for more informatiotii joy your spuds with their iron legs. ISO. Call arUr 5:30 pm. n»«d*d for foil of° '"O i^pmrtmttt. fvU bwMftta U- wlhool manlwndtg iKa lo.o/ (a, AL-BEE DINETTES explore safe and delicious Building, 9 a.m. lo 4 p.m., Beat the last mimilc rush treated, it can lead to hospital's Support Services Dishwasher, Stainless steel Sink. IN CMNFOID THE MUSIC CO. IB IB MUSIC) "Hal Owallad I' I baUavad Hut m, l . leave from New York on , M5-1IM n«iM*p5Q.;«39,2«3-24;S, 3121733 May the Socred Heart of Water.Meaters, Sump Pumps. Lenny Won't You Me.cand. 1V oM.MOOttUM 119 CtNtrml A*e. KMUIIB'S. planned with their special Bedrm Set. wood, queen h/brd. end M | U LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Jeiuv b« adored, glonfifd. Gum. Stale lie, no. 6?49 S7404»0 «1U OUT 8O0CM. 130. Exercvcl. tbls. 2 mirrws, 92" dress, Armoue, DISTRICT SALES MANAGERS JIM'S ONE MAN SAND loved and prettrvvd CLEANING SERVICES Expeit plumbing & heating lepans needs in mind. A physician orlg»3S00,nowil250 liUtll Parlies. Weodlnjs. All Occasions. throughout th« world notw and Water heaters, drain cleaning. Stale and registered nurse will be Ui 75HJSi Early morning work supervising local Vocal, K/Boaid S200 nitg J36-S239 forever SuC'«d Heort ol MC0>D PLAIIH. Sanyo > trach ( Full length Tanukl Racoon coal. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••I 1 HOUSE CLEANING H you'd like to lic.CallCarlGates 312-I7B5 in attendance. Custom designed, brand new, MUST carriers. \T/i hours weekly, salary, Having a Parly? Call frank Elec- Jetut. haw* m«rcy on Ut. St. •adio. IIOO 2 PI7S40dl3 MM JudV work.r ol mirocl*i. ! have the Cleanest Houu or Oltice in J.W, Terrel Contractor-Plumbing, SELU.Alt.6pm. 39t-»7a7 BANK tronic Accordion. Specially. Polkas. 1 expenses and bonuses. A good car a Old Standaids. Novelty dances pray for gi St Jud« h.lp of town, call Artie HoHmanJI21 jtjjj repair sinks, diains. tilbs. toilets. Oxygen and other re 10f«. 80" J400. Walnut and tablai the hopelfiii. ptuy for ui Say ' N&l MAINTENANCE OMice Clean Fully insured. FreaEsl. 7SMM0 spiratory equipment can be STOP must. SlSOmli. , »62-S325 February has been designated as HEART MONTH. Icockla.l table 135 aach. Reclinar th.i pray«r 9 rimev a day It , ing Daily. Weekly. Floor Waning. MOUSTAKAS t SON accommodated. There wili MO. IU4UU W[ All LOOKING MOTOR ROUTE CARRIERS - hut n«v«r been Itnown lo fail. fE[3?64446 Tile and bathrooms remodeling, re* Publication must be promised be no-smoking areas in thi We're asking for your support by sending a ITMEO UCS, im/lm nceixr 45W FOR o NOMIOWNERS Delivering papers 7 mornings per SINGLES ONLY sonablepnces.lieeesl. 4B8-2HS cKanncl. lumtaola. Tech caiulta Thor* You St. J064. J.B. ; SIS Cleaning Service Homes, Of- dining room and the liner' SEE US FIRST donation of S5 or more . . . and your name will HrakI598«l6 IH7 To participate in our brand week, approximately 1-1 Vi hours per , lices. Condos. Apartments Day or -•BOB'S " Attractive (ill with 2 sons seeks Star Lounge. A physician cbni, vs. Bo,«isi^ new lt*7 IXXOM VINU ; night. Reasonable riles Minor NUMBING appear in a LARGE HEART, in the February 28th i»W0 rtOOIAM. If you day. Profits, allowances and cash in- boylnend to help pay lIVmg ex \ repairs also Free estimates No |ob referral is required for al . tioop. Headpiece. 4 monthsold. Cut penses. P.O Bon 1613. Woodbridge issue of The Atom Tabloid. >l0lU7 ualfty, your home will TELLERS centives. Must be 18 yrs. or older. ' too small Anytime M0-84I7 M. HEATING respiratory patients, wh 3iiploy our tiding at tremen- Reply with mailing address_____ Allan's Was ho r-Dryer Repair Service. • l«r«JT UMB » AIT. We have someone special lor those arc encouraged to travel FAST...8UAIITY dou» uvlnm. No money Experienced or Trainee Specialist on Whirlpool. G. £., Ken- • UlU A III. HdTAUlD down. 100X floncing. ACT JUNIOR CARRIERS — cold Winter niglili! Low rales. more and on most makes & models • NOT KAIU, ITIAM with a companion. NOW and you may alio NOMI CLEANING CAII All checks are to be made directly USED CARS X TRUCKS Boys and girls who are interested in MjIcivMatej 484 24<» SUWM. H NUTINO STSntU The eight day cruise t 'ecelve Up to a FREE COPV Singles Publication Professional Service on wishers, (OB P1OPK ON TM( CO • WAtii Nunn to the American Heart Association $300 CAW lEIATf. earning money, winning cash and Social AD-Vonlures, P0 Bo« 61. P*»lO'Ki'ued bv you"'o mr»\ • inn t MAW CUANWO Hamilton and St. George «4 Honda Accord IX. auto. a/c. dryers, gas & elec. ranges, dish- South Plainlield. NJ 07080 voo' nted\ I •rCL.f-w * P'o 14 Hr. AM. J»C. power wind/locks, am/tm intraa prizes, are needed to deliver paper «^hfj s^A [Unajorbrand s_S 3f^24M in Bermuda includes a PRINTING HEfRIGERAIORS. Washers. Dryeis '••\viO'V)l Haitir Co/* l"t >• •nalrt. Mlk.IU.41Jt 7OO0)5Jm 286-2477 conditioned staterooms '•) Thank God you are here to help . . . route. Must be 11 yrs. or older. Color tV's Good condition. Will M4-03S4 3M44/I •LETTERHEADS '13 BuicklaSabia limitad. V-6, a/c. 345 1945 three meals daily, snack? ptwel ^teerml. brakn. *tc- cond. 4@A CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-242-0850 g ua lantM^Cal l_ S just think about the millions who aren't and late night buffets; ente • FLYERS • Top Starting Salaries wood mod«-lo-ofd«' 100 DISCOUNT shopping in the arcade o later than brki., air. 6 cyl., outo., tih J^ oir. b cyl.. oulo.. lilt • PACE/AMEX PROCESSOR •lytei. CCA. Spruc« C«jor board. Depending upoi wheel, cruite control, V wheel, cruite control, LAYOUT & ARTWORK Clip and mall toi Sat., Feb. 21 delayed wipett, om/fm ^- om/fm stereo, reor defog- •*• Choice Locations in • DEALER DISCOUNT CLERK mm tktmmm aretllV CAU *4t-15!t location of staterooms, th< itereo cast., only 38,000 S 931-6544 f>M M Urn LOGO DESIGNING _ ger & more, only 36,000 Union & Morris Counties • RECORDING CLERK cost is $945 or $1,095 per CALL mi., like iww J4993. or IMt f. WOOB fUtCI C(MP. > ml., JS69S. •*- Part & Full Time All ow positions require ot least one yeor offici experience. person based upon double 931-4535 Good work history, typing and telephone skills necesiarv. NEWSLETTERS T. N.J. occupancy. Rahway Hospital — Heart Fund Opportunities Find out more by colling our Human Resources Dept., Monday- rOtO '•• - TWderbW, S* AMC •« _ Concord W 3«6-*3l1 I 865 Ston. St., Rahway, NJ 0706S Thursday, 9 o,m.-3p,m. Wt STOP LEAKS N« rooliruj > Popularity of a similai TODAY STICK ON LABELS pm. it fibrin.. V0, outo., Wagon, pwr. etr/bris., oir, »• Pleasant Surroundings repairs All types flat roofing. Clark oir om/fm, pm. window., 4 cyl., outo., om/fm, roof (201) 5J2-34»7/377» Builders Inc. ]7yti a.p MliUS cruise sponsored by the ENVELOPES /-FREE I rear dcfogeer, podded roof rock, only 40.000 mi., like RHA last year resulted i ond mar*, oo/y 60,000 mi,, new. I owner. J45?5. 574-1200 VDEMVERY. $3595. The Summit Don't mlti placing your Classified, this year's offering. For fu POSTERS i Name UNITED COUNTIES Ham«ood lloon milallad. undad. ther information, contaci (pWou prlnf) Use Your MasterCard linnhed Int Eit * Melchoir THE TRUST COMPANY * Bancorporation . U4I1W HaRdrman: Bathroomt, Kitctwns, The Respiratory Health THE ATOM TABLOID iPhone Donation $_ MOTORS 100 Induitriol Rood or VISA Basements. AttKI. Small lobs also Association, 55 Paramus ATOM id A BarUlay Haiohn. N.J. 07922 when telephoning your od fLOORSiNDINC fiea estimates S4HO73 219 Central Av*. j Make all checks payable to: 634K1W I Floots unded 4 linnhed. natmal Road, Paramus; phone TABLOID Railway, N.J. Eojxsl Opportunity Employar M/F/H 5741200 dltam CalUICim 574 7t« 201-843-4111. _ J American ^i RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT PAGE 10 THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 19. 1987 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19. 1987 PAGE 11 PUBLIC NOTICES DIAL-A- "BECAUSE THE PEOPLEJUUST KNOW " SERVICE DIRECTORY PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE GUARINO BUILDERS It's A Boy! It's A Girl! ARTHUR L. JOHNSON REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL "First in Quality and Service" PUBLIC SALE RAHWAY HIGH SCHOOL ' ^WVII Give YouV FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 27TH. 1987 AND RAHWAY INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL Complete Vinyl Sidings PRIME RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES ASweet^of a Job\ Custom Bvilt Ronald and Nancy Holtz of William and Debbie Evans of In accordant* wtth N.J.S.A. 40A:12-13 and Resolution No. Rahway are proud to announce Fords arc proud to announce AR-32-87, lh« Ctty of Rahu/ay u/ill offer for sale at Public Auction to b*j Week of February 23, 1987 Additions ... . •ADDITIONS the birth or their son Steven the binh of their daughter Ashley Eli^abclh born January Minimum Ad 1X3 held on Friday. February 27th, 1987. at 10:00 A.M., in ih* Municipal MONDAY Ronald bom January 19, 1987 Council Chambers of City Hall, 1 City Hall Plaza, Rahu/ay, N.J., tlw WOODBRIDGE SIDING/" ^Replacement Windows •DORMERS in Rahway Hospital. Steven 25, I»n> 30 \<. •KITCHEN EXPANSIONS maternal srandnarents »rc Ar- measured 21 incite:. The matcr- WASHER GENERAL CONDITIONS OF SALE bread and butter, tossed salad w/dresslng, fruit I Specializing in: thur A Lois Rofienberfer of tul grand[Xirents are Mr. & 40 QUALITY 241-2975 1. Sale shall be made to the highest bidder subject to confirmation punch. Rahway. The paternal grand- Mrs. G.R. Doc of Cranford. by tha Municipal Council. The City of Rahway ruwrws the right lo ac- Da rents are Frederick & The paternal grandparents arc Luncheon No. 3: Tuna hoagle with lettuce, fruit Mrs. Veronica tvaiw of Cran- & 'T9 and newer cept or reject all bids. DORMERS SIDING WE D0 Florence HoJtz of Avenel. RAHWAY TRAVEL punch. ford and (he bic William Evans. DOMESTIC & FOREIGN 2. Ten percent of the sak> price shall be paid in cash or by Cvitifu'd domestic cars UECORATORS Luncheon No. 1 contains "choice of two: ROOFING ,T AU TRAVEL check by the highest bidder at the ttnw of sale. Failure by any such bid- ADDITIONS DRYER 632 Boulevard. Kenilwonri der to complete the purchase under the terms and conditions s*ri forth GROUP TOURS-CHUISES in any condition Potatoes, tossed salad w/dresslng, fruit punch. '$200.00 OFF WINDOWS herein shall result in forfeiture of said ten percent deposit. TUESDAY ADD A LEVELS RAIL REPAIRS Sllpcovers Shop 3. Cost of sola including legal advertising (prorated among pur- any complete siding job* rON[iuv;.rii-,N'. v.'.:')i V.V.N;.- MOTORS-RADIATORS •169" at Home chasers) and preparation of the closing documents shall be paid by tlw Luncheon No. 1: Italian cheese calzone. Special prlcem now In offect n- •i':" ^.'.'f-u'iw ;i:, •-•:[•.' PROMPT-COURTEOUS TRANSMISSIONS purchaser at time of final closing. Luncheon No. 2: Frankfurter on roll. SIDING KITCHENS David Ginfrida Slipcovers 1 LOCAL StRVICE REAR ENDS-USED T1HE5 • 2Ch.iln — .',.,0,.,.,. 4. All sales are contingent on the City delivering clear, marketable on roplac«monl windows NO SEWUICE CHAHCC FOU Rtmpholstery Luncheon No. 3: Peanut butter and Jelly sand- ROOFING BATHROOMS • SJH-UWII It's A Girl! U[St«VAIlCNS Nr'i ' ITVII ,' I hU' Job for any reason title Is unmarketable, the City may at its option clear up Luncheon No. 2: Sloppy Joe on bun. measured 22 inches. The mater- 1987 in John F. Kennedy RAHWAr 180 OAK ST., RAHWAY 95 IMVILU AVf BAHWAY the title at its-expense or cancel the sale by refunding the deposit paid on Luncheon No. 3; American cheese and tomato nal grandparents are Mr. A Medical Center. Vanessa weigh- "IHSVIIK S INHAN'AVSNfl - Mrs. Robert Fauquier of Iseiin. ed 7 lbs. 8 ozs., and measured the purchase price. sandwich. 20)i inches. Comptow Horvm Improvements BOOfING Tha paternal grandparents are 8. AH property descriptions and dimensions hervin aiu approxima- Each of the above luncheons will contain choice Rav F&P"* AT Mr. AL Mrs. Steven Wagner of tions. Prospective bidders may obtain exact descriptions and dimen- SEAMLESS Call An Expert /, Colonia. ANN'S sions at or prior to the time of sale from the City of Railway Engineering of two: Hash brown potatoes, fruit, chilled Juice. VENTILATED Contracting Co. Inc. Al khdi of THE VISITING HOMEMAKER Division located In City Hall. THURSDAY SHELVING Commercial • (•ikfairtial Hone laipnvementl Grade - ALUMINUM ML STATE ROOFING/I CUSTOM Uteaeo* t Baifci Contractors GUTTERS SIDMO — MOM IMr*0«f MtMl* if 9. Further conditions of sal*; specific to a property being :;old are a^ Luncheon No. 1: Hot meatball submarine on roll. SERVICE • New construction SERVICE Home-HaaMi aid service of detailed below. Luncheon No. 2: Hot turkey sandwich with M.< I fcuMiMfo. .( Baonent t Attic 241-5519/342-5524 •CLEAN OUTS 499-8395 11 Chimney antw»b«4 cia«al mrmtmhmn • Addition! learaoeing FR££ ESHWATIS • 'REPAIRS .CALL AMVTIMC/f. Central Union County gravy. •torof* ipaea «f lowvit r Custom Curtains SALE No. 1 • Alterations Add Oiu * Addition. • Udltkun • Decks •LEAF GUARDS T JOI UULI , Luncheon No. 3: Cold submarine sandwich with • Siding • CalUn INSTALLED • balloon" Property to b*! sold. Thnt 75'x lOtfofLot 1-A in Block 533 which Vk>T< M. Abmtnbm Siding - SftMl dock • AJtartfioiis A health core service for you ond.your_fami= lettuce, fresh fruit. 223-T490 •SOFFEI « f ASCIA It's A Boy! Tires constitutes the northeastern comer of said Lot and Block. Street loca- FREE ESTIMATES Creative Carpentry • BMMoomt • Celllno* • country ruffled ly. Home health aides are urgently needed. iUui • DtkM And •ALUMINUM TRIM WORK tion Is Princeton Avenue. Luncheons 1 and 2 will contain choice of two: fir • Tlla Free classes are held S times a year. Apply Sad Item lapaki Imo^ Liceni OfNfBAl CABWMTDY • victb?iarTlace - Additional Conditions (or Sale No. 1: The City of Rahway will ob- Potatoes, vegetable, fruit. 862-8472 Mr. & Mrs;. Michael Fiocco now for March class as a State Certified B. Licensed & fullv taured A No Mlddbman • pinch pleat tain the necessary subdivision, at no cost to purchaser, no later than FRIDAY 574-1236 FREE ESTIMATES'! *>M 634-0116 Mr. & Mrs. Mark Sadowski of Scwarcn, arc proud to an- Take, Lives Home Health Aide. Aides already certified, ninety days from the time of sale. Purchaser must enter Into u formal 5740687 of Rahway are proud to an nouce the birth of their • valences contact us immediately. Luncheon No. 1: Pizza notice the birth of their son daughter Kelly Ann, born Jan. contract at the time of sale specifying (hat purchaser must clow within Replacement $ £3 Family Service It, 1987 in Perth Amboy ten days of being notified that sold subdivision has been obtained. Hits Luncheon No. 2: Salisbury steak on roll. Normal COMPLETE HOME Marie Adam born January 14, Your fabric or «lu Windows IMI.I._ J> lustollafiar !RIAKWDfSKI| SAL D'ADOARIO in this ored 1987 in Rahway Hospital. Mark General Hiwpilal. Kelly Ann sale Is not subject to any other additional conditions. Luncheon No. 3: Salami sandwich. A & A IMPROVEMENTS • Heating I Air Conditioning for over 40 Adam wieghed 6 Itw. 10 ozs., weighed H lbs. lO'/i ozs., and 381-3653 SALE No. 2 Each of the above luncheons will contain choice and measured 20 inches. The measured 20 mchc;. She has a Call 233-3113 UP TO A LARGE 85 Ul <. BATHROOM I BUILDERS I • Oil * &M SoDan .years. sister Erica Rose. The maternal ' Property to be sold: All of that easterly portion of Lot 1-A in Block of two: Carrot and celery sticks, vegetable, fruit. TREE SfRVICE maternal grandparents are Bir- REASONABLE PRICK • Warn Air FurMCu PlUMflNG AVAIUBLi die Pritchard of Rahway and randpurcnts arc Rosemary and 526 North Ave. E. 625 located between — a. the easterly terminus of said lot on Concord Vinyl Tilt In ALTERATIONS VINYL REPLACEMENT Street and a point on the property line 200 feet west therefrom; jnd, b. DAILY SPECIALS * Heating Systems •k Humidifiers ihc late Charles A. Pritchard. fohn Quotidian of Port Westfield, N.J. 07090 WINDOWS The paternal grandparents are Reading, The paternal grand- the easterly terminus of said lot on Murray Street and a point on tlw pro- Large salad platter with bread and butter, home- Also Available: Cleaned & Serviced * Duct fabrication VINVL SIDING William «fc Irene Robinson of parents arc Josephine and Paul perty line 331 feet west therefrom. Street location Is Concord Street and made soup. Individual salads and desserts. » Boyi « Bawi » Sllderi « Picture Wlndowi * Central Air * Oil To Gas Conversion Union. Fiocco of Perth Amboy. • Murray Street. ROOFING & TEAR OFFS Pre-announced specials. Conditioning * Attic Ventilation Additional Conditions for Sale No. 2: ..-*• Hot Water Systems Menu subject to change. HANDYMAN E& 6360278 X Systems 1. ThU saJtj Is subject to a maximum property use of eight onu •k Electronic Air Clean* family residences on bts not less than 5,000 square feet each. Pur- Luncheons may contain Vb pint of whole or skim General Contracting Co. -O T> FREf ESTIMATE FULLY INSUR{D chaser thall bo responsible, at purchaser's cost, for obtaining the milk. Fr.. 3? 634-3809 PUBLIC NOTICE necessary sub-divisions and also variances for lot dimensions, and sale FIREWOOD 574-1980 396-8764 634-5333 Itlfesft 10 YRS. OF SERVICE t is contingent upon purchaser being able to obtain same up to, but not In 958 Broad Street, Rohwoy American Heart excess of, the maximum. RAHWAY ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Association SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW 2. Sale Is not subject to any other use, with the exception that If ART & HANK Mr. A Mrs. Donald C. JERSEY CHANCERY DIVISION Meister II of 1138 Mayfair Dr., It's A Girl! purchaser is a contiguous property owner and wishes to utilise all or a C&D Rahway are proud to announce UNION COUNTY DOCKET NO. portion of the property purchased In conjunction with the contiguous MONDAY PALUMBO the birth of their son Donald F 3274-86 property owned by purchaser, same will be a permitted condition of sale Luncheon No. 1: Hamburger on bun, potatoes, Charles Meister III bom Jan. provided It Is permissible under the zoning regulations of the City of tossed salad w/dresslng, fruit punch. Corona 30, 1987 in Muhlenberg HOMESTEAD SAVINGS Plaintiff Rahway. SERVICE •••k- Hospital. Donald Charles VS ANNIE MILLER, at vlr, ct al Luncheon No. 2: Tuna hoagle with lettuce, fruit Construction weighed 8 lbs. 12 ozs., and 3. Purchasers must, within five days of the time.of sale, entur Into a Complete Landscaping - • ! Defendants formal sales contract with the City of Rahway specifying the use of the punch. Company measured 21 inches. He has two Service includinq sisters, Nicole & Kristin, 3 years property as per No. 1 and No. 2 above, TUESDAY Colonia, N.J. old. The maternal grandparents CIVIL ACTION WRIT OF 4. Purchaser must, no later than forty-fivo days from the tlmu of Luncheon No. 1: Italian cheese calzone. Bucket Truck Rental arc Joseph A Margaret CoralJo EXECUTION FOR SALE OF saW, submit application to the applicable Boards of the City of Rahway Tilt-in Sal* completely installed Luncheon No. 2: Peanut butter and Jelly sand- Alteration* of Carterct A Perth Amboy. MORTGAGED PREMISES for approvals) for tha use of the property as set forth In the formal con- Room oddit'Oni V." Double Pane Iniulated glass w/aluminum coping, caulking The paternal grandparents are By vtrtue of the above-stated writ tract as referenced In No. 3 above. wich. Window! FULLY INSURED Solid vinyl-euy to clean & removal of itortn window Donald A Marian Meister of }f execution to ma directed I shall 5. Purchaser must close title and complete the sale no later than Each luncheon will contain: Shredded lettuce, 1 1 Rigid*Aluminum matter frame Linden. expose for sale by public uendue, In ten days after obtaining the approval(s) set forth in No. 4 above. vegetable, fruit. 388-5490 382-1844 ', ; 388-6742 The ROOM 207, In the Court House, In 6. Purchaser may, at purchaser's discration, waive conditions 4 WEDNESDAY the City of Elizabeth, N.J., on and 5, and purchase tha property free of same. If purchaser elects to do Super Window WEDNESDAY, the 25th day of so, the City shall clow tttla and complete the sale immediately upon de- Luncheon No. 1: Pancakes w/syrup and butter, FEBRUARY A.D.. 1987 at Wo mand of purchaser, but said closing and completion must In any event sausage patty. o'clock In tha afternoon of said day be accomplished no later than sixty days from the time of sale. Luncheon No. 2: American cheese sandwich. SIDING Always Low E Glass Docket No. F3274-86 SALE No. 3 Each luncheon will contain: Hash brown a "Valiant" Mr. A Mrs. Fred and Municipality City of Rahway Property to be sold: That portion of Lot 47 In Block 443 bounded WINDOWS on the job Dorothy Baboo III or Rahway County Union STATE OF N.J. by a line beginning at the northeastern comer of said lot thence 21-3 feet potatoes, fruit, chilled Juice. are proud to announce the birth treat & Street No. 166 westerly along thu property line, thenca at a 90 degroti angle 200 feet to THURSDAY ROOFING of their son, Frederick John, Montgomery St. the property line, thenca 142 feet easterly along the property line, thunc*> VISIT OUR SHOWBOOM OR SHOP AT HOME WE U COMt OUT born Thursday, January 22, Luncheon No. 1: Hot meatball submarine on roll, DORMERS 1987 at 2:36 p.m. in St. Peter's TAX BLOCK AND LOT: Block 208 feet northerly along tho property line to thu point of origin. Street potatoes, vegetable, fruit. Medical Center in New IT'S A OIRL — Jeff & Jane VanWoeart of Carterae 103, Lot 16 location Is Plerponl Street and Central Avenue. ADDITIONS Bonk finoncinq Avoilgble Luncheon No. 2: Cold submarine sandwich with 81-6311 Brunswick. Frederick weighed 7 are proud to announce tho birth of their dauahtw DIMENSIONS OF LOT: 90 x 40 Additional Conditions of SaW No. 3: All additional conditions shall 3 year payment '82.15 lbs. 1314 ozs. and measured 20 Janal Carmon born January 1, 1987 (New Vftar NEAREST CROSS STREET: be the same as for Sale No. 2 except that the maximum use shall h%! six lettuce, fresh fruit. 5 year payment '56.85 inches. The godfather is Rlc Baby) In Perth Amboy Hospital. JanaJ Carmen 295 feet from south of Washington one family residences instead of eight. FRIDAY ALUMINUM PRODUCTS Greenwood of Rahway. The welflhod 8 Iba. 3 oza., und moasurod 21 Inchas. Street. JOSEPH M. HARTNETT Luncheon No. 1: Pizza. Licensed, Free Estimate, Insured, 578 Roosevelt Ave., Corterct maternal grandparents are Mrs. Sho has two brothoru. Jeffrey and Jaaon. The There Is due approximately CrTY ADMINISTRATOR 541-7966 Dorothy Docatur of Rahway materniil rjrundparuntu aro Mro. Patricia Parialo of Luncheon No. 2: Salami Sandwich. and the late Mr. John Dccatur. Cnrtorot nnd thu Into Carmlno Pa/lslo. The paternal $71,254.86 with lawful Interest CITY AUCTIONEER Each luncheon will contain: Carrot and celery The paternal grandparents are grandporonts oro Mr. A Mrs Harold VanWoeart of thereon from October 1, 1986 nrv (201)381-8000 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Baboo Jr., of Cartorut. costs. sticks, vegetable, fruit. 2t--2/12.2/19/87 Foe: $217.00 RESIDENTIAL T. APOLONIA Diabetes Chapter Linden. There Is a full legal description on OSLO HOME IMPROVEMENTS INC. file In the Union County Sheriff REPAIR SERVICE RENAISSANCE|' FUND RAISER . .. Jonnilor Office. Carpentry * Tilos reschedules Menu subject to change. SIDING PAINTING Truppo was ono of tho Th«J Sheriff reserves theright t ( - Decks * Pointing EXPERT SERVICE ALL PHASES OF Luncheons may contain % pint of whole or skim All Types meeting It's A Boy! students at St Mary's adjourn this sale. * Window*. * R&R Tit?s •INTERIOR INTERIOR RALPH FROEHUCH PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE milk. of Siding 1 School, Railway, who par- WINNERS in the postor contest held to celebrate Catholic School Week at St. Agnes •k Coiling . * Ronftnij A EXTERIOR | SHERIFF • Roofing •FULLY INSURED The Union County > ticipatod in a rocent Jump- School. Clark, uro prosonted their prlzos by Mrs. Patricia Novy, art teacher at the * Inson & Wnter i Ang£to i&.Su&annc Farruggia WILLIAM M. E. POWERS. JR.. • Windows •FREE ESTIMATES | Chapter of the American Mr. Si Mrs. Jerry Ciatti of school. Shown loft to right are Pam Whlto, second place; Andy Hnat, first place; and ATTY. SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY CHANCERY DIVISION Domoqp Repair \ of Colenia are proud to an- > A-Thon to benefit tho '•roftnloial Sarvlci Diabetes Association has I nounA ihc birth of their son Fortl. ; arc proud to announce CX-5iM03 IDJ St RNR) UNION COUNTY DOCKET NO. F-5802-85 • Gutters * Masiuiiy A Repair it American Heurt Assn. Tom Draoni, third place. W' rescheduled its Patient I NichoUi Francis born January (lie birth of their &on Javon 41-1/29. 2/5, 634-6630 Rtasomblf Ritti" I 19, 1987 in Overlook Hospital, Jowph. born January 22, I987 &»•* Education meeting to Mon- in J.F.K. Medical Center, 2/12, 2/19 Fee: $110.3< FIRST FAMILY MORTGAGE CORPORATION,'Plaintiff VS. 396-4343 I w ,t IS ft'i Discounts CALL I Summit.NichoUs weighed 8 lbs. GLORIA HINDS, Defendats(s) ut vir. at al day, February 23, at 7:30 6 ozs. and measured 20)4 in- lidison. Jnwm J(Kcph weighed K iR-™»-» 548-9175 388-1927 HH. 7 OAS., null measured 2|Vi p.m. according to Lori Sher- ches. He has a brother, Angelo, CIVIL ACTION WRIT OF EXECUTION FOR SALE OF 855-9470 Jr. The maternal grandparents inches. He hah II listcr Jcnilec, 4. man, RN and president of are Mr. &. Mrs. Joseph Prete of The maternal urnnd|inrents arc Girl Scouts PUBLIC NOTICE MORTGAGED PREMISES Ray JIIRI Jean Gatti of Fordi. the chapter. New Hampshire. The paternal By virtue of tha above-stated writ of execution to me directed I shall grandparents are John Farrug- The paternal urundparcnls are planning expose for sale by public vendue, in ROOM 207, in the Court House, In STEVE'S Drs. Harvey K. Bucholtz cia ol Colonia and the late Chuck and Vi Moskow oflsclin. tho City of Elizabeth. N.J., on WEDNESDAY, tho 11th day of March NOTICE OF ACTION CARPET SALES. SPECIAL SERVICES and Gary W. Cushing, both Marie Farruggia 50s dance BY RAHWAY A.D., 1987 at two o'clock In the afternoon of said day. EXPERT BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Docket No. F-5802-85 Heating & »t SOtVICI Board Certified in En- Municipality Rahway Air Conditioning SOrA—CHAIR docrinology/Metabolism Railway Cadctte Girl PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT County Union STATE OF N.J. M. CIOIDANO and Internal Medicine, will THE BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Streat & Street No. 789 E. Milton Avenue Co. Inc. •12 388-5280 '6 PLUMIING £ HUTWG Scout Troop 7S6 is plann- Urge Selection -SAGGING SEAT BOTTOIUS be guest speakers. They will OF RAHWAY, at the conclusion of TAX BLOCK AND LOT: Block 151, Lot 4 & 5 434-9)90 ing a trip to Disney World 1 RfBUIlI IN YOUR HOME address procedures in a public hearing held on Januar DIMENSIONS OF LOT: 100* x 50 , D«iign 20% OFF COMMIT! HMTINC STSTIMS Kenneth and Jill Mcnbrl of in November. TREE SERVICE SPRINGS RETIED diabetes care and how this Mr. & Mm. Charles W, Bing. 20. 1987 to consider the appllc NEAREST CROSS STREET: 65 feet Eastwardly of tlw Intersection Installation Service N£W LINING. NEW 1 «OIH« ICrUCEMINT I Avenel are proud to announce Jr. of Clark are proud to an- cufna '11" yd. Slals Ltc«nle No. 817 the birth of their son, Timothy To raise funds they are lion of Bell Porsche Audi of 931 St of Bamett Street and East Milton Avenue. •LOT CLEARING HEAVY WEBBING is done with the help of a f nounc* I lie hirlli of their son Georges Ave.. Rahway, N.J. foi • lab ckbxu ftiM & LAWN CARE FrvvEtlimalet Fully lniur«d 1 Jamcc, born January 26, 1987, sponsoring an adult SOs There is due approximately $47,779.08 with lawful Interest thereon Sunshine Upholstery physician, nurse educator, in John F. Kennedy Hospital. liric Andrew, born Junuury 26, review and approval of a Site Plar from December 11, 1986 and costs. 750-2717 • U1IV IMlUMi) W0O0MIDCI 1987 in Overlook Hospital. Eric dunce on March 13 from 8 rift (WiMAlil dietician, exercise specialist, Timothy weighed 7 (bs. 12 ozs.. covering lots 8 and 10, block 47 There Is as full legal description on file in tha Union County Sheriffs 535 Amboy Ave. Free Estimate Andrew wicghed 7 lbs. 15 ozs., RON COBDERO 634 9038 counselor and nursing staff and measured 21 Vt inches. He p.m. to 1 a.m. at thetax atlas of the City of Rahway an Office. Woodbridge 241-5049 MOVING? Lic.»PM00361 has • brother, Marie, two years and measured 2()'A inches. The American Legion Hall on a request to permit trte display BEFORE U HAUL at a diabetes treatment maternal urundparcnts arc The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn this sale. old. The maternal grandparents Joseph und Lillian Vtsconti of Maple Ave., in Rahway. automobiles to be leased and th WILLIAM M. E. POWERS. JR. ATTY., Give ui • call & iavc STUMP center. are Mr. A Mrs. John Kocsis of Iwlin. The paternal grand- leasing of the said cars, did appro* Avenel. The paternal grand- A donution of $15 per CX-304 &DJ & RNR) Sterling Express Moving Both physicians maintain parents arc Chorlcti and Honor the Site Plan and did grant th parents are Mr. A Mrs. Henry IlitiR of WcMficIii. RALPH FROEHLICH & Delivery Service. their practice in Union and Mentzel of Colonia. person includes an open variances applied for. SHERIFF '* ROOFING* FUEL OIL bar. Entertainment will be 549 MOVE &TREE Edison with Dr. Bernard 4t--2/l2.2/19,2/26,375 Fen: $146.32 • SHINGLES • Premium Grade by the well known group Bell Porsche Audi, appllca REMOVAL Robins, F.A.C.P. • HOT TAR • •IAU UlVtCI IOW •Alfl "Solid Gold." 931 St. Georges Ave • SLAT! • CAROL'S LANDSCAPE For further information For tickets and informa- Rahway, N.J. O706S RAHWAY call the Union County 112/19/87 F«o:15.5t SIDING WANTADS tion call Barbara at 150 Gal. Min. 574-0861 Chapter office at 654-7449. 382-0331 or 382-7683. • ALUMINUM • really sell Mr. A Mrs. Andrew Perry of • WOW Carterct are proud to announce Cash Only the birth of their win Andrew HOME IMPtOVfMENn Service Available Vincent born January 51, 1987 AND REPAIK 1 LEARNING AT CLEVELAND ... A special reading pro- LOTS OF GOOD BUYS in Perth Amboy General HOE-DOWN AT KUMPF .. . Sporting thoir Western 'duds,' students at Clark's Carl WILLIAM SMELTZn Hospital. Andrew Vincent Kumpf School relived tho days of tho Old Wost whon Country-Western Day was gram Is now available to the ESL (English Second $«B 541 2787 weighed 10 lbs. 9 O7S., and celebrated. Konnoth Lighlhipo. tunga%o arts teacher und professional square dance Language) students at Grover Cleveland School, ». 388-3797 ^ measured .21W Jnches. The maternal prundparents are Mr. caller, brought tho day to life by holding a hoo-down. This special event was the Rahway through the use of the computer. Pictured are, & Mrs. Vincent lo«o of Fords. culminating activity in a unit on folk-dancing conductod by physical education instruc- front row, left to right, Asmlta Patel from India. Isis Pln- The paternal grandparents are Mr. A Mrs. Andrew Perry « "' tors. James Powers and Mrs Sandr.-, Powers. Front row (loft to right) are Michael Caffalna reaches Itm peak stimulant effect two to four chlnte from El Salvador, and Rupesh Patel from India, Cariercl. Gorney. Karen Camacho, Mlndy Miller, Heather Giassi. Elaine Elesbao, and Carl hours •her Is It consumed and may continue to exert its Second row. Chin Pang Leung from Hong Kong, and Haines. Back row, Pat Nicholas and Mr. Lighthipo. Influence far seven hours. Gary Stanton. Compensatory Education teacher. SEUVICE DIRECTORY PAGE 12 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19. 1987 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT Petti elected president Rahway Hospital honors 70 junior volunteers More than 70 Rahway Robert Ruezinsky, Hospital junior volunteers Michelle Bartkovich, have received awards for Robert Foxe, Lisa Lim, of hospital med staff- 100 or more hours of ser- Heather Rogers. Jill Zweig, vice to the hospital. Jeanine Bayus, Jean Musac- Junior volunteers work chio. Joseph Russo, all of Matthew Petii, M.D., a the staff since 1973. He throughout the hospital. Colonia. pediatrician with a practice won his medical degree They deliver flowers, make Susan Haber, Laura in Colonia has been elected from New York Medical beds, run errands, feed pa- Ralo. Susan Baykowski, President of the Rahway College and interned at tients, and do office work. Soo Jin Yun. Ann Olden- Hospital Medical/ Dental Roosevelt Hospiial. New They give up their holidays, boom, Lisa Czarniak, Jen- Staff. Franklin Morrow, York. He served residencies weekends, and time after nifer Londino, Jill M.D., was elected Vice at Beth Israel Medical school to scrv^rSonie come McPartland, Gina Boc- President, and Frank Light. Center, New York and to the hospital as early as 6 chiaro, Janet Kornberger, M.D., was elected Secre- Montefiore Hospital and a.m. weekends to deliver Michelle Novak, Suzanne tary/ Treasurer. They all Medical Center, The Bronx. newspapers. They all attend Sarra, and Joan Wietr- will serve two-year terms. N.Y. Dr. Morrow is a a special training program zykowski, all of Linden. Dr. Petii has been on the Fellow of the American taught by registered nurses Gail Gillespie, Jennifer Medical Staff since 1959 College of Surgeons, and a before they can serve. Soltesz, Peggy Gavin, when he started his practice clinical instructor of Those who have achiev- Jessica Silakowski. and Jen- in Colonia. He won hisurology at New Jersey's ed 100 or more hours of ser- nifer Urban, all of Wood- medical degree from St. University of Medicine and vice arc: bridge. Louis University Medical Dentistry. Kristcn Ponczek of Cran- Cathy Timko of West- School and interned at St. ford. field. Vincent's Hospital, New Dr. Light, chairman of Karen Dashevsky, Michael Lordi, Sonya York City. the hospital's Anesthcsi- Kathleen Cosmas, Denise Ristau, Lesa Arny, and He served his residency ology Department, has also Favor, Kathleen Dobbin. Romona Ristau. all of SERVICE WITH A SMILE...Rahway Hospital Junior volunteers, from Itfft, Donna at Si. Michael's Hospital. been on the hospital Steven Gelman, and. Bryan Avenel. Abrams of Rahway, Jill McPartland of Linden, and Theresa Shupp of Rahway are three Newark. Before joining Medical Staff since 1973. Walsh of Clark. Laura Brzychcy of Fords. of 70 who have received awards for service to the hospital. Rahway Hospital, Dr. Petti After receiving his medical Lore Capaci of Mid- served as a Lieutenant in degree from the New Jersey Susan Palmucci, Dcmia dletown. the U.S. Naval Hospiial in College of Medicine, he Abrams, Patricia Prezioso, Nadine Milford of Portsmouth. New Hamp- look internship and residen- Susan Farrar, Theresa Rosclle. shire. cy at the U.S. Public Health Shupp, Richard Jotz, Susan McDonald and Dr. Morrow, a board- Service Hospital. Staten Joseph Karch, Judy Madas. Jeanine Rybeck of Gar- certified urologist, has prac- Island. Dr. Light is a Fellow Brenda Martin, Laura wood. Matthew Petti, M.O. ticed in Rosellc Park and of the American College of Guidi, Nancy Palmucci, Karen Rankin of Metu- Rahway. He has been on Anesthesiologists. Elsa Amural, Martha Bar- chen. nliart, Donna Dailko, Brian Junior volunteers have Deeds, Lori Everson, Karen an opportunity to help peo- Fortune, Yvonne Harmon, ple, make friends," and try Natasha Harris, Celeste out career plans. Those bet- Hudzik. Timothy Jones, ween 14 and 18 interested Melanic Lubin, Paula in learning how to become a Rooney. Phyllis Ross, junior volunteer can call the Katrina Toney, and Cindy hospital's volunteer office, Wilson, all of Rahway. 499-6037.

Free lecture by Or. Papadopulos Dr. Walentyna Papadop- Addictions and Childhood CLASS CLOWNS? Not qultel These fourth grade Gifted/Talented students are ulos, practicing pediatrician Diseases" at the Polish Cul- preparing for the OM League Tournament. OM. formerly known as Olympics of the in Montclair, and director tural Foundation in Clark, Mind, Is a creative problem solving competition. The Valley Road/F.K. Hehnly Schools of the pediatric department Friday, February 20, 8 p.m. Gifted/Talonted program is hosting a League Tournament on Thursday, February 26, at. the International Admission is free, and the from 3:30 to 7:30 p.m. Ten schools from the Northern Region of New Jersey OM will Longshoremen's Associa- public is invited. The foun- be coming together to solve four long term problems. The four best solutions in each tion Medical Center in dation is located at 177 problom will go on to tho Rogional Competition at Ramapo College on Tuesday, March Newark, will speak about Broadway. 24. Loft to right uro Dara Slack, Amy Drosdowski, Robort Goldberg. Seth Axelrad and "Treatment of Maternal Bon Axolrad.

Franklin Morrow, M.D. Frank Light, M.D.

Russo commends Meals on Wheels extension Senate President John F. be asked lor a confidential The bill requires the com- Older Americans Act. Russo commended the gov- donation based on their missioner of the Depart- The bill also specifics that ernor for including funds in ability lo pay for the ser- ment of Community Affairs each county must match the proposed fiscal 1988 vice. However, the program to allocate ihc $1 million to the aid it receives under the budget to make the Meals would- riot he denied to county offices on aging ac- program with cash or ser- on Wheels program senior citizens who arecording to a formula vices equal to 20 percent of available on weekends ami unable lo pay for it. established in the 1965the state grant. holidays. Senator Russo is the sponsor of legislation (hat would appropriate $1 million to make home- delivered meals available Get a grip for sick and disabled senior citizens on Saturdays, Sun- days and holidays. The legislation, S. 2662, on the news! EFFECTIVE passed the Senate 380 in December, but has not yet Find out what's happening in ANNUAL YIELD been posted for a vote in the the Rahway-Clark area! General Assembly. 6.35% ANNUAL INTEREST RATE "There are too many peo- SUBSCRIBE TO ple forced to go without BAITOMY food all weekend because the Meals on Wheels pro- gram operates only five Mcuto ^i&lfe JKccorb on your variable rate IRA deposits days a week in many areas of the state," Senator Russo said. from January 1to March 31,1987 "I certainly commend Governor Kcan for his fore- We offer: may be tax deductible and will accumulate tax sight in setting aside SI deferred interest.* million in his budget pro- • FDIC Insurance up to $100,000 posal to fund the extension • Professional management of your IRA with Substantial interest penalty is required for early withdrawal. of this worthy program," NO service or transaction fees *Con:;uJi your t:ix .idvisor lot dotnils. Senator Russo added. "I n & Middlesex Counties Out of County and State • Interest compounded and credited quarterly urge the Assembly to act For additional information, visit one of our quickly on my bill so it can 1 Year • SI5.00 1 Year • $20.00 be signed into law as soon 2 Years • $27.50 2 Years • $37.50 Contributions for the 1986 tax year are fully branch offices or call one of our Retirement as possible," 3 Years - $40.00 S5P1 JStm 3 Years • $55.00 deductible. Contributions for the 1987 tax year Account Specialists at 931-6935. Senator Russo explained that 'many elderly people Please enter my subscription to the Rahway News with special nutritional Record or The Clark Patriot starting immediately. 'r needs or medical conditions Enclosed is my check, cash or money order to cover such as diabetes need a meal subscription. UNITED COUNTIES program that is available seven days a week. Under the bill, any stale NAME PHONE resident who is at least 60 TRUST COMPANY 1 years old and homebound STRKET ADDRESS MEMBER. UNITED COUNTIES BANCORPORATION because of illness or disabili- MEMBER. FDIC ty, or otherwise isolated, CITY STATE ZIP would be eligible for the Bellord • Berkeley Heights • Clark • Cranford • Elizabeth • Hillside • Keansburg • Konilworth • Lincrolt • Linden • Madison Middletown • North Plalnlield • Oakhursl • Port Monmouih • Shrewsbury • Springfield • Summit Meals on Wheels program. 219 CENTRAL AVE, RAHWAY. NJ. 07065 Each participant would