m • PAGE 12 THURSDAY. MARCH 26. 1970 RAHWAY NEWS RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT Rahv/ay Public Library \ Mrs. Phyllis D'Aurla of son, Albert H. Jr. of Wood- ter v^j^^FOra-Jr. of Clark; a lived for eight years. ,1175 St. George Ave. Charles Weilminster Dead at 75 Morris Yelotti, 65Clark, Mrs. Janice Dubil and bridge and a daughter, Mrs. daughter, Mrs. EllaL. Sears Mrs. Branden worked part-1 Miss Debra Velotd, both of Bernard McEvoy, of Garden of Rahway, and four grand- rime for her husband at El- i RAHWA\ Rahway, N. J. 07065 Charles Weilminster, 75, He was also historian for Bally of Rahway; a brother, Rahway; three brothers, John Post #5 of American Legion Morris Velotd, 65, of 73 City, and a brother, Albert children. jay Service, Linden, as all died Sunday night at Rahway Idus Weilminster of Massa- Maple Ave., Rahway, died of Bloomfield, Ralph of Bell- H. Schaeffer of Rahway. - Arrangements were com- bookkeeper for the last 20 I Hospital. Born in Woodhaven, and a member of Union Coun- pequa, N.Y., and a sister. In Memorial General Hos- eville and Frank of Hillside.- A viewing will be held to- years. She was graduated il N.Y., and a veteran of World ty Voiture 227 of the 40-8,Miss Florence Weilminster •four sisters, Mrs. Angelina pleted bytheLehrer-Crablel American Legion, and the Re- pital, Union. He was the hus- day 2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 10 Funeral Home, 275 W. Mil- from Orange High School. Ail War 1, U.S. Navy, he lived of Richmond Hill, N.Y., 12 band of Mrs. Santa Triano Addeo of Union, Mrs. Rose' p.m". at the Leon J. Garrlty ton Ave. ,Rahway. member of Temple Beth O'r.i in Rahway for the last eight tired Men's Club of Rahway. grandchildren and one great- Velotd. Radlce of Newark and Mrs. Funeral Home, 411 Amboy Clark. She belonged to the] years after his retirement A testimonial dinner as a-grandchild. Mr. Velottl was employed Ann Romano and Mrs. Marie Ave., Woodbridge. Funeral Sisterhood. - as an electro-mechanical 50-year member and a gold Slnlsl, both of Hillside, and services will be held Friday Dorothy Branden r^r* •" ^ j^£ by the Hatifleld Wire Co., seven grandchildren. • Mre. Branden is survived tester for Sperry Corp. in life membership were ren- Viewing" was held at TheLinden, for 10 years, re- at 11 a.m. at the First Pres- Dorothy S. Branden of 88 by her husband, Kurt Bran- Lake Success, N.Y. dered to him last March. Corey & Corey Funeral Home tiring two years ago. He Arrangements were com- byterian Church, Wood- Nassau St., Clark, died at den, - two children at home, I NEW JERSEY'S OLDEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER EST. 1822 A 32nd Degree Mason, he He is survived by two sons, 259 Elm Ave., Rahway, Tues- lived in Rahway 16 years. pleted by the Corey &. Corey bridge. Overlook Hospital in Sum- Dennis and Jean Branden; I was past Master Mason of Charles, 3rd of Westbury, day and Wednesday. Today, He was an Army veteran and Funeral Home, 259 Elm Ave., mit. She was 44 years old, her mother, Mrs. Katie I Woodhull Lodge r?982 F.A.M. N.Y., and Frederick of Santhere was a viewing at the Rahway. was born in Orange and lived P a communicant of St.Mary's Schwerstein, Irvlngton, and I 10 CENTS and a member of the ancient Diego, Calif., and four dau- Stutzman Funeral Home, Ja- Roman Catholic Church. Rev. B. Crue. Sr. 10 years in Union before mo- Mrs. Miriam Neuspiel and I NO. 12 FHu^SDAY, APRIL 2, 1970 RAHWAY, NEW JERSEY and accepted Scottish Rite of ghters, Mrs. Florence Ross maica Ave., Queens Village, Surviving also are two Rev. Benjamin L. Crue, ving to Clark,' where she Mrs. Ida Zajac, both of Ir-[ Free Masonry Valley of of Woodhaven, N.Y., MrsN.Y.. , at 11 a.m. Mrs. Bowers Sr. died March 12 in San ITOKL HOTKiB' ,vington, sister, and Morris I Brooklyn, N.Y. Rosemary Frecknall of Rah- sons, Joseph and Richard of Mrs. Amelia S. Bowers, Interment was at the Long Rahway; three daughters, Gabriel, Calif. He was the XOTlfJK Schwerstein, a brother from | Weilminster belonged to way, Mrs. Joan Brown, of Island National Cemetery. of 55 Freeman St., Wood- son of the late Mr. and Mrs. To TTlmm it may concern: Miami Beach, Fla. Charles Weilminster Kismet Temple A.A.O.N. Old Bridge and Mrs. Ann bridge, died at home. Born Isaac B. Crue of Rahway. DEATH NOTICE Take notice that the following ^ ton,*s*y Shortly Before His Death M.S., New Hyde Park, N.Y. Bowert, Amelia S. Nee Schaeffer, in Hoboken, she lived 54 Rev. Crue was a former • soods and chattels will bo sold at irnaiDu of SS Freeman St., Woodbrldge, years lnWoodbridge.Shewaa member of the First Baptist public auction to satisfy the fiatim N.J.
• ~- V RAHWAY NEWS RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT RAHWAY NEWS RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1970 PAGE 3 i PAGE 2 THURSDAY. APRIL 2, 1970 and proposed solutions, ion at Union County Vocation- point scale. Honors were for pany personnel anil has set Among aspects to be covered al-Technical Schools. The the fall, 1969 semester. Teachers EECTURE AT LIBRARY up a date for installation. He will be the political, Indus- cpurse will have sessions . Pulling Strings Jduitciass noted that the "hot line" trial, economic, anthropolo- until June 3. Robert Volpe, A polka party is being 'The Hot Line' Is Reactivited by Marshnumber would be announced gical and biological. former chief of the Clark sponsored by the Thomas A. "The Hot Line" is the ideas whenever they occur citizens. If we are to im-casual gripe, but as an op- as soon as installation has Social News & Notes Volunteer Fire Department, Kaczmarek Association Sat- ^ ^ Qpen H0USe To Study SCHOOL The Union County Region- name given by Mayor John C. regardless of the rime of day prove our city, we must portunity to improve condi- ' been completed which should :By Kate Bauer—r4 Miss Jeanne E. Bllanin of serves on the fire training urdayy, Aprip l 4,, at the Union Painting Shows Marsh of Rahway to the 24- or night." turn a vigilant eye and eartions and to strengthen our be in the next few weeks. 18 Lance Dr., Clark, a fresh- school committee. ~ " -- - al Adult School at Arthur YMHA on Green Lane. Sched- L. Johnson Regional High MENUS hour availability of his office Marsh pointed out that and an open mind to all com- relationships with our citi- The Record-O- Fone is an- Dijiu Rcg.ir of -)(i3 Lower tion, were named to the man in chemistry, was named uled to begin at 9 p.m., pro- Astronomy to the citizens of Rahway by - "governmcnt_j3>ust also be plaints. We must view each zens. swered automatically except the dean's list at Vir- Five Clark and two Rahway School, Clark, will hold an •\]Jen Dr., Kahway, is the dean's list atMonmoutli Col- to ceeds will be used to aid open house on Wednesday, means of-automatic taping of willing to listen to the just on its own merits and ap- "No one likes to gripe when in use at which time riL-w recording secretary of lege West Long Branch, ginia Polytechnic Institute, residentid s were named to thh e youth programs in the town- Mrs. Marie r' all incoming calls. and sincere grievances of proach it, ^ibf as merely a or to be griped at," Mayor the normal busy signal will l More than 325 students were Blacksburg, Va. Sixty-four dean's list at the Union Coun- ship, April 15, from 7 - 10 p. m. teacher at "" New Dimension ' The device, which will in- tlie clas.s of f>71 at Newark The general public has Marsh noted. "But, if we all be heard. A taped message St.iti- C'ullegc. cited for academic achieve- of the 476 students who at- ty Technical Institute for the SchQol, C Come for a visual experi- Billy R'ay Wilson, professor vite the telephoned ideas, accept what is and call it the will greet the caller and tell ment during the fall semes- tained this honor in me Col- secon,.d_ quarter^ , December, Arthur N. Buroff of 1500 been invited to visit any of Dwyer ence through the world of of entomology and economic Rahway Clark recommendations and grie- best that can ever be, we'd him when to begin speaking. ter. lege of Arts and Sciences 19$^ o February, 1970. To St. George Ave., Rahway, the classes that are in ses- •painting at the Clark Public zoology from Rutgers Col- vances of citizens is the pro- Itich.irJ Ksposito of Clark, t sion during the evening, ac- have a pretty dull world w;i.-, among 195 West Virginia earned a straight A or 4.0 j^ included, an average of was among 125 New Jersey . Library, 303 Westfield Ave, ,! lege of Agriculture and En- : Week of April 6 MONDAY duct of the Electrofone Cor- and a pretry unprogressivc average for the fall quarter. si 4_ i is " cording to Harry E. Linkin, Thursday, April 9. . vironmental Science, this poration and is sold under Wesleyan students mention- Maurice Moran of 497 3m on a point sca e artists whose paintings were ': MONDAY Half-pint Milk, Franks, community. In this light, the May We Fill Your ed un' the first semester Seminary Ave., Rahway, an necessary: Honored were: exhibited at the Westfield director of adult education "Early Statements in. Monday at 8 p.m. in the Com- "...'. Hot Luncheon Buttered Rolls, Potato Chips, 'word complaint becomes a Ga for the regional district. Painting will be discussed' munity Room of the library. Buttered Rolls, Potato Chips, the brand name of Record- mighty important mechanism' dcin's list. The senior busi- English major, is a member Two families in Clark were ry Bleksha of 44 Coldevin Art Association's ninth an- dven-Grllled Frankfurter, Bake- • d• Beans- , Kraut-- , Fruit- • . O-Fone. Responding to are- ness administration major of the steering committee expanded recently. A boy was Rd.; Edward Miller of 20 nual state-wide exhibition William Mi8kowirz, direc by Miss Margaret Matera, Dr. Wilson thinks insects Baked_. Beans, Sauerkraut, TUESDAY in our society." Next Prescription? tor of the Clark adult schoo . . Charles Brewer School art quest from Mayor Marsh, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. that is making arrangements born March 4 to Mr. and Mrs. Sunset Dr.; Jay Bertelson of March 22 in the Campus may provide a clue on how Frankfurter Roll and Butter) . Half-pint Milk, Vegetable Electrofone President Donald Marsh said that he has .i.)hn H.-rnsil" df 675 Madi- fof r an addresdd s by SenS . ClifClif- Ronald Sigora of 165. West- •* Thomas Dr.; Richard Me Center at Union _ College, said various articles mac instructor. Schooled at Rut-. man will beljave underpin- _AppIeiauce. contacted telephone com- "by' students will be on dlt' gers and N.Y.U. for an M.A. tense population pressures. -A LA or Mushroom Soup, Hero Mascola has offered to con- son St., and this is the third ford P. Case when Mont- field Ave., at Rahway Hos- Cutcheon of 50 Stonehenge Cranford. They were selec- CARTE Sandwiches, Jello with whip, tribute the use of the equip- CLARK seii'n'Ster that he has been clair State College observes i i andMr. andMrs. Joseph Terr., and James E. Neville ted from nearly 700 entries, play, including oil painting in fine arts, as well as many During February, a 1,000 p ta Other schools of higher ed-. •Cold Sliced Turkeyy Salad WEDNESDAY ment as a civic ggesture, . mentioned on-a dean's list. Earth Day on Wednesday, A Liposky of 43 Coldevin of 73 Terhune Rd., all of Buroff submittetted an acrylic decorated cakes, bean flo increase in circulation was Platter, Bread and Butter, thus limiting the cost of the For Deep Thinkers Rd., became.the parents of a Clark. Rahwayans were Dav- called ers, refinished furniture r ^ ucatton, she is a noted au- noted at -the library, while Half-pint Milk, Baked "Blue and Yellow thority in the world ofpaint- •Salami Sandwich, Chicken Chicken, Rice and Gravy, program to service and tele- The Union County Regional DRUGS Miss SaiuUM A. Dalucsioof Case's talk, scheduled for jrirY Jaru if/also at Rahway id .Nitkiewicz" of 716 Brook- Study." artificial flower arranr *" some 300 books were pre- Vegetable Soup with Crack- phone charges. 86 Westfield Ave., Clark o4 I'ci.k St., Clark, a senior 11 a. m., will be followed Hospital. slde Rd. and Christine Van- ments. Refreshments wil' " tng.'A former lecturer at the pared for the patrons to read. Peas and Carrots, Cran- High School DistrictNo. 1 has served*. . Museum of Modern Art and a ers. berry, Bread and Butter, March introduced "the hot become the first school dis- in ..•k-nn.-m lry education, and by a film and a panel discus- _ derhoof of 2097 Kmak PI. New members of the Rah- .teacher in numerous adult A survey of the library's TUESDAY line" concept when he first Mb;s Susan L. Anderson, a sion by experts .on both the : way Woman's Club are Mrs. future needs is nearing com- Fruit. ~trict~in-the sr.ar.e~ro offer a 381-7100 y p Over 100 firemen attended Samner Scaool Term schools, professional sculp- Hot Luncheon THURSDAY took office in 1962, and tlv.- course in oceanography. juni r in cK-nu'iiuiry cduca- problems caused by pollution the first fire-training sess- Martin J. Milner of-Good-—Alberr~CT~Koehler'of 133 —ter_and painter, she pre-pletion and will-be presented Breaded Veal Cutlet, Oven- idea was hailed in national Free Delivery - Anytime man's Crossing, Apt. 602, Cornell Ave., Mrs. Warren The 1970 summer sc to the board of trustees. Browned Potatoes, Buttered Half-pint Milk, Hambur- .:;:;:::;::::::v:::::::::::y:::::v:v::¥v:v:v:™^^^ sents a new dimension in art gers. Baked Beans, Potato magazines and newsi-apers. '?. Clark, attained first honors Schindler of 1081_Briarclifi_! session in the Union C Each_llbrary_user i3 aeked_Garderi—Peas,—Home-Made Chips,-OniOTi6,-Pudding-with—It—was dls-cohtlnucC-whcn regional HigB"Scfiool to take a _ „ •:• at College ofthe Holy Cross, Dr. and Mrs. Nelson L.Tay- _' 1 take a copy of the cir- Corn Bread and Butter. Fruit Whip. citizen-interest dwindled, but I'M GLAD I CHANGED TO ... RAHWAY KI WAN IS :•: Worchester, Mass. Two hun^ lor of 1043 Pierpont St. trict No. 1 will run from fti8 s*PatrlciaMo8sett, Ar- cularion rules'of the library. Cup" " FRIDAY is-beiBg offered again be- H dred and twenty-two students 23 to July 30. thur L. Johnson art instruc- which allows for greater T. A LA CARTE Half-pint Milk, Chicken cause of what Marsh calls, presents jg—enrned-firsthonors, an.aver- WESEX '70, the sixth an- tor, will review "The Ren- flexibility-in-borrowing pri-. 'Cold Cut Salad Platter, Noodle/Clam Chowder, Pea "a re-birth of citizen inter- age of 3.7 or above on a 4- nual stamp exhibition of the be' "Law — Bridge tc naissance and The 19th vileges. Greater opportunity Corn "Bread and Butter, *Ba- Soup, Tuna Sala'df Toasted est in government pardcipa- PREMIER OIL dee." Westfield Stamp Club, will be Century l-rench School on to borrow phonograph re- ked Ham Sandwich, Cream of Cheese, Peanut Butte r and tion.xhi" held April 11 and 12 at the HARPING ON A SUBJECT... The St. Apes Rimy Stcitly, Albert L, Kessler w Thursday, April 23, and cords will open new vistas Tomato Soup with Crackers. Jelly, Cake or Fruit. The mayor explained that, AND May We Fill Your Westfield Rescue Squad Thursday, May 7. She holds in the recording field. Many ^-WEDNESDAY "a recent survey of our cit- GASOLINE Building, South Ave., and Clark, has finalized plans for its "Miss Eirt" art party ti- -SSStoSSSl*" a B.S. in fine arts and sec-; speakers are being planned "" " Hot Luncheon izens brought forth such an SUPPLY Spring St., Westfield. night at 8 0'click at Mother Seton High ScbMl. Petfclnt out Day Committee. The ondary education at Madison for rjne spring and fall at the "Htjf 'Roast Beef Sandwich enlightening and productive Tom Jones Next Prescription? College, Harrisburg, Va., library on issues of the day. with Gravy, Creamy Whipped Pamela Has wave of useful ideas ... that jMjnJaekoMlLe harp are (t.to r.) Mrs. Robert FMfct, Mrs. .^^^0"^°^ —Mr;—and—Mrs—Dale-W— and is pursuing graduate stu—The subjects include environ- potatoes, Burtered^Garden We pledged ourselves to find- FOR FRIENDLY RELIABLE SERVICE Rice, Sr., 1143 Elm Ter., William Ferrance, Mrs. Phillip Mirizio and Mrs. Letli Ca- officially proclaims dies at Newark State Tea- mental pollution and high- Spinach, Butter, Fruited Jel- ing effective ways to continue AND HIGH QUALITY OIL CLARK Rahway, spent the weekend paroso. , • sldent Nixon. chers College, Union. Ex- lights of the football season lo. 'West Side two-way citizen communi- of March 19-23 at the U.S.- hibits of sculpture were dis- at Rutgers. A. LA CARTE cation. 'The Hot Line* will "Loose eggs, no-cal flour, soggy oatmeal and diced prunes. . Harry A. Streckfi played in "Washington, D.C., •Rainbow Salad Platter, enable citizens to voice their That's what I call senile soul food." Dial 388-5100 July 1 DRUGS faculty charged with instruc- On April 6, 7, and, 8, the mer trustee and me- and Edison, at the Menlo The Key Club of the Clark Story'Role D11H " ting their son. The weekend Northern New Jetsey Coun- die Clark Historical • Cinema Gallery last April. Kiwanis erected a fence in *SpIced Ham and Cheese SB Westfield Ave., Clsrk freshman" there' h front of the library. . Sandwich, Beef Noodle Soup plebe-parent weekend• Se• Bv lncir,^i,,H^ludeHd briefinghrfpftno-ss foforr thrhep rielli .District #3, will hold Committee, was "- A final session will be con- Miss Pamela Behnke of AT ORDER TICKETS NOW uetuuiidii mere. The public is reminded with Crackers, 2373 Colonial Dr., Rahway, hapieDe-parend t weekend, the•y „„„„par cili„a diiu ^gucoi^o un uit, uicii . ^oiuiuo^ i conventiouuuvcuuuin i aati thtilee ClarVsiaXKk . PublirllDIlcC ducted by Miss Matera on that the paperbacks they have • • GARDEN STATE ARTS CENTER 381-7100 Srv military anacademy'd s academon Ae - AeiTthe Shelbourne Hotel, At- Board of Trustees ai Thursday. May 21, on the a junior music major, has $ $ read may be donated to the ' THURSDAY' one of the leading roles, that Free Delivery - Anytime o"rt -T Ic, admissions, department lanric City. Mrs. Bernard friends on Wednesda subject Looking at Modern library for the Paperback Hot Luncheon HOLMDELN.J. 8 and 9 Seats 'meet"' with "membe^oTtte of tactics and expansion pro- Klein, Mrs. Nat Kirsch and 25, at the Log Cabin Painting." Exchange. —— Spaghetti with MeatSauce, %* M !" West Side meet with members of tie grams- Tours and open hou- Mrs. Bernard Palitz will _A framed resol S t0 Montclair State Does the environment in Italiatalian Bread and R>,rrButterPr, _ .ry. ses were also held. Academy represent Taber Chapter. B' appreciation was r its present state need-to be Our ads get you action. Call College Players' final pro- 381-3367 OR 388-6787 I'M GLAD I CHANGED TO officials gave personal wel- nai B'rith Women of Linden, to Streckfuss by the preserved? If so, can we save The Clark patriot at 388- Tossed &tad with Dressing. ^= ^^ current sea- comes to the visitors. Roselle and Clark as its trustees in recogni it from pollution? Hear_Dr. 0660 or 338-0601. 8 delegates to the convention, ten years of service - •Baked Ham Salad Plat- °^he Leonard Benl8telnhlt 10 A.M - 3:30 P.M. Weekdays PREMIER OIL Kurt D. Landgraf of 53 '— library development. given in the Richmond Ter., Rahway, re- Mr> and Mrs. Joseph Par- A buffet supper Mushroom Barley Soup with college's Memorial Auditor- AND ceived his master of arts iaCoski of 8 Lupine way be- ved. Cleaning Specials Crackers. ium April 16, 17, 18, 23, 24 degree in economics at Pen- nts of a boy March and 25 at 8:30 p. m. with a GASOLINE came pare matinee on April 17 at 2:30 SUPPLY snylvania State University. 11# The child waa born at The auxiliary of 1 DRIVE-IN ' FRIDAY De Lorenzo Electric More than 1,000 graduates Elizabeth General Hospital. Volunteer Emergen • Hot Luncheon p. m. qualified for degrees. Dr. Inc. will hold thei Oven-Baked Haddock Filet "West Side Story," a mo- Eric A. Walker, university Rjchard D. Comerford of Chinese Auction on dern version of the Romeo- FOR FRIEHDLV RELIABLE SERVICE THIS WEEK NEXT WEEK story, enjoyed a long 831 Hew Brunswick Ave., Rahway president, presidedLA^theRahway—will- be-among-the -April ..6,-_at-3i-p.m __ 2 SLACKS 2 PLAIN SKIRTS exercises and was assisted lawyers who will assist in squad house, 795 Ra> BeW. Bread and by Milton Fritsche, a'trus- the May 1 observance of law Donation is SI, anc 5.98 $.98 Dial 388-5100 tee. day, the theme of which will dudes 10 free prize Week ending April 4Ui Week ending April 11th A LA door prizes and : •Shrimp Salad Platter. Bernstein music, it has ly- :::ft::::W:::::>:^^^ ric 8 b :::::::::::::::::::::::W^ Jack dread and Butter, 'Tuna Fish . y Stephen Sondheim chairlady, said the t HAMILTON LAUNDRY Salad Sandwich, New England »**a book by Arthur Laur- is open to the pubL Clam Chowder withCrack- ^ckets for the production tickets may be obtained.. DRIVE-IN door. Proceeds will bet 27S Hamilton Street for dally specials, fe »-50 for adults and ™ die squad. ~ ' sandwiches as- or students. Rahway 383-3388 , ^™C 'aS reserved by calling 746- Honest, We Didn't This e"xami-._.. .. tjiv'Sri sorted salad platters. nnually to create Sitd sus- .i Feb. 11 was a happy d 1 RELIANCE SAVINGS tain interest In mathematics for Mr. and Mrs. Jamen Llnaberry of 239 Hamilton among students of the sec- .-.i.i i- St., Rahway, when they be- ondary level. Supplementing came the parents of a girl. the basic regular classroom It That Way!!! work, it attempts to broaden The ' infant was born at St. Foodtoum Farm Fresh Produce! Elizabeth's Hospital. Three and deepen mathematical AMOUNtES i-_daysJater^-aJ>oy_was-added concepts. It suggests to the -4— to the family ofMr. andMrs. secondary student some of TT butrif you go tea ugh t_ WllUam Sanger of 619 Cora the fascination'and. imaglna^_ IsYours A P., Rahway. That baby was tion in mathematical study— also delivered at St. Eliza- a suggestion, it is hoped, will a: beth's. be powerful enough to induce in the Easter Parade... continued work in mathe- Mrs.-Bernlce Samuels-of- .matics_ and_its .allied .fields„ Rahway andMrs. Doris Simp- in college and beyond. ANJOU PEARS son of Clark were the crew Crisp Win—op RoHria Jwira leaders for the 1970 census APPLES i19< ORANGES CONSOLE YOURSELF of population and housing in Library this area. Each crew leader had to supervise 15 to 20 enumerators and each had to Week Set undergo a training session to AT MARSHALL'S! Insure a complete and ac- The Clark Public Library FOR 2 YEARS curate count. will celebrate concurrently with four other public li- MINIMUM $5000 braries the National Library Week, April 12-18. The Leads UJA theme for the occasion will it; be "Salute to the Arts: A Visual Experience." Group to The Linden area library, a- state-aid sponsored network of libraries (Clark, Rahway, Luncheon Garwood, Roselle and Lin- • J.I.lOflVK- M-o,.$fl den) will have a photography It s easy, and it pays ... to be a "one bank'.' family. In this one bank, cans I 73 Mrs. Leonard Posnock of exhibit at the Community. You Son Mora PORK N BEANS 8 78 Surrey Rd., Clark, headed FOODTOWN a delegation from this area State Bank, Linden. Steve you'll find every banking service you want . . . you'll save time, - IVORY m 79-oz. $ \ to the annual "One Day for ~ Cuttler, a senior at Arthur SOAP 4 19 PURPLE PLUMS WHOLE 4 cans • L. Johnson Regional His •AVI 9c WITH THIS COUPON UJA" luncheon today at the- School, Is photographer. enjoy greater convenience, and be assured of helpful, experienced attention I—J«« »|hill..»<» •>* GREEN Short Hills Caterers, Short rnr A stock-lecture will *m mM bMn, A~* 4t . NIBLETS CORN GIANT 5 •II Hills, on behalf of the wom- v 1M: to all your financial needs. Bank with "us ']{•,.'. you can bank on us! C FOR 1 YEAR en's division of the United held Monday, April 13, ind; COU>OW3, Jewish Appeal of Eastern dramatic readings by the FOODTOMTN 6 - 89 Clark Community Players, EVAPORATED MILK MINIMUM $2000 Union County. ASSORTED b on Thursday, April 13, at 7 Foodtown Thick or Regular Mrs. Posnock is coordin- p.m. FACIAL TISSUE FOODTOWN 5 :oT $| ator of women's division ac- ••••^ 2-ply " tivities for the Clark area. SLICED e The women are seeking Add Two Citizens PORK & BEANS 6 ™ 89 Both you and your damp, but still eye-catching Easter Outfit will be treated to.! contributions to both the 1970 BACON PT regular United Jewish Ap- \\ If CAMPBELL'S SOUPVICITABU the famous Tender Loving Care by The Epster Parade's damp, but stil.l GRAND peal campaign, which aids To Area Voters INSTANT INTEREST MARSHALL, If your jacket got jostled, your slacks got slushed, your dress got 850,000 needy Jews through- Rahway and 'Clark added Buds £••• Puddmcj lioirnVon light or Ootk Choc . Butlericotch 14-01. out die world, and the Israel two new citizenrflo their rolls PORK & BEANS rOOOTOMTM 6 7-9'I drenched, your coat got crumpled, your tie ggt Jattered and your shirt got splater- Emergency Fund, begun in • -this weete.Jijrancisco N. Gar- COOL N - BIRDS EYI June, 1967, to meet health, cia of 521 Hamilton St., Rah- ed by all that Easter downpour, bring the whole thing down to-MARSHALL'S - i "education, welfare and im- way, and Mrs. Susie Butchko COMPOUNDED AND PAID ORANGE PLUS FROZEN 2 89 downtrod spirit and all _ and we'll re-coil that spring look. migrant -absorption needs in of -?4 Parkway Dr., Clark, CREAMY i Israel. were sworn in as naturalized ba After all, there's always Mother's Day! ^ Guest speaker at the lunch- citizens at the Union County Kratt Whito or Colored Deluxe eon will be Dr. Arieh Plot- Courthouse in Elizabeth. 4 TIMES A YEAR kin of Israel and entertain- Both new" citizens were ment will be provided by urged by State Senator France <••• r. *Annu«l Dividend .Starting Jan. 1, 1970 AMERICAN One HOUR comedian Van Harris. Apre- X. McDermott and Superior . luncheon exhibit of contem- Court Judge Milton A. Feller DEPOSITORS HOURS SLICES P° pory art in Judaism will to use their franchise right Monday through Friday - 9:00 a.m. to 4 p.m. present original sculpture regularly. One hundred and PER Thursday Evening - 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. INTEREST PAID QUARTERLY and religious art objects ex- eight persons were made cit- D'licious Dark Meat ecuted by artist Maxwell izens. ANNUM FOR 6 MONTHS Chayat. TURKEY 381-9612 Services Available (Subject to Regulations of Supervisory Authorities) MINIMUM $1000 ROLL . SAVINGS ACCOUNTS COLLATERAL LOANS U.S. SAVINGS BONOS Check Fire Insurance CHECKING ACCOUNTS CHRISTMAS CLUB MONEY ORDERS "Recently, it has become more and more apparent MORTGAGE LOANS VACATION CLUB BANK BY MAIL PrkM afMctiv* ttvough Saturday. April 4. Not Twin County Groccrv Marshall's that the average taxpayer In our city does not carry PASS BOOK LOANS SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES TRAVELERS CHECKS enough Insurance to protect himself in the event of a major fire," George G. Link, chief of the Rahway Fire Department, said today. THE RAHWAY Savings Institution RELIANCE "While the fire' department, is not in the insurance CLOSED SUNDAY One Hour Martinizing business, I feel that we would be remiss If we did The Friendly, Prqgresstve Bank not call to the attention x>f our citizens that in a 'great MERIT'S POLICY IS TO MAINTAIN THE TRADITIONAL 6-DAY BUSINESS WEEK. WE APPRFOIATE YOUR SUPPORT many cases they are vastly under -insured to replace TOWARD MAKING THIS POSSIBLE. THANK YOU. SAVINGS «& their homes and property at today's prices. 1-H.-Q Str^Seofges-Avenue, "Please, for your own sake, look at the amount of I Ruliwuy end Adjoin insurance that you now carry ana compare lro me coat uy ona ^a|omtng Lonvnunlfios; foforr il 1 l years AND LOAN ASSOCIATION of replacing your home and valuables.-If the difference f Member Federa(~p«posit Insurance Corporation is great, men by all means contact your agent and Member Federal Deposit Insirance have him arrange to increase your coverage. Corporation MERIT FOODTOWN. 52 WESTFIELD AVE.. CLARK 1525 Irving Street At Elm, Rahway, New -'Remember, after-the-fireit-will-betoolate_to say, I should have listened.' " X-N-K
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• • •.."• - - A. PAGE 4 THURSDAY. APRIL 2, 1970 RAHWAY NEWS RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT .'or THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1970 PAGE 5 53- scale. This would please CLOUD OVER HIS HEAD RAHWAY NEWS RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT Mrs. Beulah Sanders of the RAHWAY National Welfare Rights Or- ganization, who says: Everybody In this country has the RIGHT TO SHARE pecotb THE WEALTH ..." (empha- seats Three Vs. Cancer college students Active Flood Fund Dance fs Tomorrow New Jerwrt Oldest Weekly EsUbltahed 1822 sis added). However, I doubt "Snow or no snow, rain or which has an apartment com- a popular four piece Dand. 388 - 5969 or Howard Baker that It would appeal to die Several door prizes will be of 779 Elm Ave. at 388 - Member «f no rain, we're going to have plex, on Seminary Ave. Sev- 7743. Tickets will also be blue - collar and white-col- For Getchis In Workshop on Racism a ball/' said Bill Beaure- eral other encroachment awarded In a free - ticket Weeklies of New Jersey, Ine. lar workers from whose number drawing. Donations available at die door of Col- .«»..w * .«.«, Miss Liza L. 8ard. dance chairman for to- complaints have been made UnlonJCounty's Newest Weekly Established 19S5 labors are derived the taxes Five ftahway and Clark re- mo w of $3.50 per person includes umbian Hall on die night of Szary of 146(5 Lawrence St.. ™ s big event at Col- by the group and hearings die dance. Several city offi- to support the Teliefers. Testimonial sidents, were among 49 stu- un b an HaU> J c ues an d are forthcoming. George the buffet dinner ... turkey, Published Every Thursday Morning by People who work for a living dents at Union College who and John J. Clark of 218 L ! >> 1 - ham, cheese, meat balls, cials and representatives'^ "Tickets for die Ed Get- East Scott Ave., all of Rah-Inman Aves., Rahway. Spon- Bartell is attorney for the odier city organizations are tend to have little empathy participated in the planning RCFC. Stephanie Cedervall salads, rolls, cake, and other BAUER PUBLISHING & PRINTING LTD. for the non - workers who Testlmbnlal Dinner are , and t&rection of an all-day way, goodies, said dance chair- •planning to aftend. The regu- ig greatly," said Mrs. of 46 is secretary and publicist, lar mondily meeting will be choose to live "high on the workpKfip on inter - racial Irving Dengrove is treasur- man Beauregard. 1470 Broad Street Rahway, N. J. 07065 388-0600 hog" off the earnings of RAHWAY iep,rge (Grace) Ebbe,- co- problerqs, which featured . For tickets or table re- held next Monday night at 8 K. C. Bauer, Editor & Publisher others. chalrlady, widi Mrs. John addresses by Mayor Char- er and Frank Korzeb is vice o'clock in St. Mark's Church MARCH 12 '• (Gloria) Kopp of die Friends president. servations, contact Beaure- Katherine E. Baner, Advertising Manaxer A break and entry was reported at Steve's Amoco' les Evers of Fayette, Miss., Szary, daughter of Mr. and ~,,m , ~L,.,\A .,_ „ gard of 768 Beverly Rd. at haU. I suggest that the '"0T* Ed Getchls Testimonial and Dr. Margaret Mead, the The executive committee Station, 679 W. Grand Ave., which took place between • Dinner Committee. "Those' urges public support in all The Rahway News Record and Clark Patriot are weekly newspapers serving the best interests of Jerssy Legislature lead the 10 p. m. Saturday and 6:45 a. m. Monday, March 23. 'anthropologist, on Feb. 28 their respective communities. It is the endeavor of these journals to present the news in a sound, •way in enacting laws requir- who wish to get In on a good • at the Union College cam-iSirfsPisrsfc engineers-!^?45»' survey fees, an«d activities; particularly the -A portable television set was taken- .- ...... diing .for a great'guy, our Miss Byers, daughter of Mr. other incidental expenses in fund - raising dance tomor- sane, and traditional manner, maintaining the Tights of all by accurate factual statement and ing every able - bodied per- MARCH 23 pus, Cranford. and Mrs. Thomas J. Dyers, son under 65 to accept em- hard-working 1st Ward coun- More than 1,000 persons our continuous work to clean row night. Music will be pro- ROBBINS & ALLISON measured reasonable opinion. ployment In private indus- Paul Kradjel, 914 Jacques Ave., reported die lar- ' cilman, had better make and Mr. Clark; son of Mr.up the Roblnson;s branch of vided by the Premiers, . ceny of his 1964 Pontlac from the driveway of hie participated in the program, and Mrs. John J. Clark, are the Rahway River, and other try, however, "unsuitable", •dieir reservations soon. We which included workshops on Subscription Rates by Mail Including Postage $400; Outside .Union and Middlesex home. Kradjel saw a Negro male backing bis car out. .'only have a few tables left." majoring in business admin- flood control measures " Counties $6.00; Second Class Postage Paid at Rahway, New Jersey rather than rate "Instant welfare." If absolutely not- of. the driveway but failed In his effort to stop him. The Friends of Ed Getchis, various racialproblems'with istradon. They are grad- id Howard Baker Dresl;,;; Detective Spots INC. hing should be available, then Kenneth Van Pelt, operator of die Citgo Service a group of grateful 1st Ward anti - poverty leaders, edu- uates of Rahway High School. ^ of ^e RCFC Ksuhlishec! 1912 the welfare board of his - Station, Main and Hazelwood Aves., reported he was • residents, have organized die sIS^ SSSonle!" A graduate of Arthur L.- Main goal of* this flood : ':•:•^^•:•:•^^^v.•^^:•^^^^;.^:.:.:.:.•.•.•.•.•.^•:•'.•^:•:•:•:•^:•:':•:•:•:-:•;•>;^r•:•: >:•:•:•;•^^^^ county should be legally held up and robbed at 8:10 a. m. by a young Negro "testimonial dinner in honor servingg as discussion leaa- John^n Regionai High Sen- bloc is to remove alleged Clark Gas —bound-to-requlre-thatheeam- male, about 20 years of age who bad pulled a black of Mr. Getchis, senior mem- ers. The workshop was spon- ool. In Clark, Billy is a lib- illegal encroachments from A gas leak at 190 Gibson LOCAL AND Improve Teacher Hiring Methods sweatshirt over his eyes. The bandit had a 10 - inch sored by the Gray Commit- eral arts major. He is the the river areas as a first step Blvd., Clark, was discovered —his-hand— outs— even if ber of die Clark council, and in LONG DIS1ANCE Radical teachers instructing students in the gentle 4ETTERS he must be set to sweeping -knife,—and-after taking approximately, $130 in cash ! a "candidate for a tiiira term tee, a student organization son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel flood prevention. The last week when Detective persuasions of drug use and revolutionary tactics are MQVINS To the Editor: The (dangerous) guaran- the streets and parks, eight from Van Pelt and some personal papers, fled on foot. -In diis year's elections. He CANCER CONTROL MONTH ... Mayor TJumai A. Kaci- - geared to improving race, group is working with the James Kraus was in the repugnant to nearly every parent in Rahway, but as hours a day, five days a week. -MARCH-24- "will run on die Republican -relations on campus and in Division of Water Policy and "apartment on another matter. circumstance has it, there are not a few such in- "" Frito Bandito, the jolly road teed Income concept inherent An_Olympus Quickmatic Camera widi film and flash- marek, stated, studies a chart llstinc seven danger signals die community, the Day Ses- Supply'in Trenton, where a Scenting fumes outside of agent whose favorite loot is a In the Nixon program would ticket. Computer Center structors at work throughout our nation. In Rahway, : cubes "was reported stolen from Columbian School. The affair to_be held Fri- of cancer held by George Wrasmaa, assistant chairman ot me sion, student council and the hearing was held recently apartment 6, he alerted the the problem posed by radical teachers misguiding bag of Pritos, soon will dis- m^e welfare more respect- P. P. Sctomnairar ' PACKING appear. This caricature of a able, when it should be made The burglar entered die school building by removing day night. May 15 at the Log Psychology Club ' . , . regarding Dr. N. B~. Cole's superintendent, and with Pa- pupils is, of course, crying out far less urgently POST OFFICE REFORM a large pane of glass from a door, jimmied a class Clark Cancer crusade, as S. Arthur Gayiwn, cancer cnair- The residents who were Ground has ,75557.^rP_f.!! encroachment. nrolrrran-Richard Reider and bandoliered and mustachioed LESS respectable. It could 266 W. Dudley Ave. • Cabin, Raritan Road. Clark, •active in the planning and for Rutgers University's new for solution than it is in the major urban centers of our room door, and also ransacked die principal's office* will featurecocktailsatseven, raan, points. The mayor proclaimed April cancer control month awaiting Sgtg . Fred Asal, entered,, shut TEL. 276-0899 state. It. is nonetheless disturbing to report that the Mexican bandit sold a lot of well lead^a^ s pointep d out yby Westfield Since the original proposal for reforming the •direction of the workshop, 56.5 million mathematics - Other nearings * American Conservative At about 2:30 p. m. Mrs. Judy Yurick. 2493 St. ^dinner at eight, and music to emphasize the need for continued research to reduce the 6 Rahway Board of Education was again forced to suspend snacks for his sponsorsponsor, bu, butt postal system was rejected by a congressional com- Dennis E. Daye of 848 Lees- stadstics - computer center on 213 South Ave., E. Cranford h ldhMi American Conservative Georges Ave., reported die larceny of two walnut bj>'the Four "R's". Theprice an assigned dat e are ^1o ff ^e stove a'nd opene'd ^ without pay another teacher who they said openly de- he alsooutragedtheMexican-Union to the re - dlstribut- mittee last fall, plans for a compromise measure cocktail tables valued at $160. These tables had been : number of cancer deaths. This year about 13,300 people in ville Ave., Miss Tommie to bo located on the Uni- for die gals party is $12.50 Mae Byers of 374A Capo- versity Heights campus. Har»llton Laundry> Ari windows. fied a directive of Superintendent of Schools Richard American Antidefamation *°n of wealth on a massive taken from die cellar of die apartment. ' "•• per person. Tickets may be Homes Inc., Quadrel Truck- The occupant, Harold Wal- M. Nash. have been developing in Washington. One of the New Jersey will die from cancer, Committee which has term- -major problems in planning the reorganization is At 2:55 p. m. Don Santiago of 722 Emerson Ave., purchased or tables may be ing Co., and L - B-K Corp., sh, was out at die time. Tins individual was told not to lead a student ex- ed him a "racist stereotype." Elizabeth, reported that on March 23 his car had reserved by calling .Mrs. cursion to New Hope, Pa. He was said to have called in " The company has decided unionism. been broken into while parked at die rear of Bach- Kopp at 388-7656 or by con- sizx, and thereafter police intercepted three carloads ft: JCs Invite the profits are not worth the Postal employees are covered by an executive man's Tavern, 2223 St. Georges Avenue. Stolen was a tacting other members of die of students and the teacher", as they were about to publicity, so the bandito rides America eight - track stereo tape together with 19 tapes and committee, which include depart in front of the Community State Bank on Irving off into oblivion. Whether the order until January 1, 1971, protecting their right one FM cartridge. Mrs. Ebbe at 140 Briarheadi Street. When police checked these students, they re- committee speaks for the to join or to refrain from joining a union, as the MARCH 26 .Lane or William Clancy at 74 All Bands ported jnarijuana and hash-hish were found. "Chicanos," it purports to employee wishes. At about 12:40 p. m. Kenneth Van Pelt, owner - Stonehenge Terrace. If the circumstances as the police relate them are represent is questionable. l The Beautiful operator of die Citgo Service Station, 1118 Main St., ^LUiitriieiiKc i cerate. ^_ ^^ . true, and we at the paper believe them so to be, it is Mexican-Americans gener- When this Executive Order expires, Section was held up again by a Negro male, 18 to 21 years Covn et rather clear that the board of education and Mr. Nash ' ally are not as thin skinned By E. Sidman Wachter 14 (b) of the Taft-Hartley Act would presumably old, wearing a brown army Jacket and weilding a four- will be compelled to use more detailed and selective as the -detractors of Frito- 1 Inch long, black - handled switch blade knife. He told 3 Drivers 7Th?e Rahway Jaycees~ar? *e criteria for the hiring of teachers. Let us not forget Staff Correspondent apply to them. This would mean that postal em- conducting a Rock Music Fes- Bandito would have us be- Van Pelt, "Give me your money again." When Van 1 the board was also forced to dismiss John Stokes without lieve. The company has gran- ployees would have the same rights as employees Pelt was ordered into the back room,, he pretended Grounded tlval—and-Dance^on—Friday; pay, after he chose to disobey school authorities. Two ted permission to several Dispatches from Washington indicate conservation- in the private sector depending on whether or not to comply, then ran out die front door forcing die ban- April 24, at 8 p.m. at the teacher suspensions in one year is not a inconse- Mexican-American organiza- minded citizens musr rally strong opposition to H.R.. they were in a right-to-work state. dit to flee in die direction of William St. A check of -William J. Powell, 25, of Rahway High School and cor- quential matter, and when one considers that it has been tions and politicap l candidates 12025 (and S.1832), called the National Timber Supply die area failed to turn up die holdup man. No property 229 E. Hazelwood Ave. and. dially invite any group or years since the last suspension, the incidents outline whho use thhe FritFio Bd Banditi o as Act. Surely we who live in Union County, where woods The pos&I unions, however, do not recognize was takerrtn diis attempted holdup. 'Charles L. Markiewicz, 26, band to come join die com- alopecia the form ofagreatnational problem, some of the con- a mascot. and wildlife are at a premium, do not need trrJs^re- the right-to-work laws, claiming they do not apply At 8 a. nv. a break and entry was reported at Mich- of 185 West Main St., bodi petition. Any band composed sequences of which we must bear the responsibility. A decade or more ago when minded of how precious are the open spaces, natural ael's Textile Co., 1600 Essex St. Michael Lessom, die of Rahway, had dieir driving of school students not over Besides judging the educational achievements of a race integration was the ma- woodlands and pure streams — with their furred, to federal employees working on property which is owner, reported he found mat the door of die safe in • licenses suspended, it was 18 years of age may play in L prospective teacher in the Rahway system, the board jor- goal ofsome-organiza- feaihered_and_finny_denizens — still remaining in diis owned or leased by the federal government. die factory area was ripped open. About $600 was taken. announced today by Ronald concert at diis event. and Mr. Nash should be acutely aware of a teacher's tions, any word or phrase country. These are essential for America the beautiful A gambling Taid was made on the home of Charles M. Heymann, director of the The purpose of diis pro- i nets propensities. Does he appear to be unco-operative?-Will The compromise postal bill contains no specific ' S~how and Sale" s.avi that emphasized color or be- today as well as to maintain the ecological balance Pannell, 36, of 1520 Totten St. Participating were Union • New Jersey Division of Mo- ject is to select die best he use his classroom as a arena for the dissemination havioral differences was de- vital to the well-being of future generations. language guarantee on freedom-of-choice and in County prosecutor's men and Lt. William F. Davis and • tor Vehicles. group so diat-tiiey may be of radical views? Some written questions put to pros- plored. But the pendulum is H. R. 12025 (and S. 1832) calls for developing "Into the absence of such language compulsory unionism Det. Carl Weiss of the Rahway Police Department. - Powell was grounded for sponsored by die Rahway pective candidates would help to pinpoint possible swinging the other way now. optimum timber productivity as soon as possible the would be a definite threat. This would serve to mini- Pannell was charged with possession of lottery slips 90 days under the 60 - 70Jaycees in a state-wide com- hotheads. Americans ofMexican ances- national forest commercial timberlands" and classifies and engaging in a lottery and released in $1,000 bail excessive speed program petition in May. In addition, Let us also not forget that the three-year, non-tenured try surely have no reason to some 97 million acres of national forest as appropriate mize any positive gains in the changeover of the for hearing. •s " and Markiewicz for two mon- cash prizes are being offer- period should be used by both the board and Mr. Nash be ashamed that the great for high-yield forestry. Only areas now formally with- postal system. MARCH 27 ths under the state's point ed -"$100 for first place, as a testing time. As teacher colleges turn out a dis- nation south of us has as part drawn from timbering would be excluded from the bill. At 8:50 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. John Rosko, of 782 system. 550 for second place and$25 turbingly larger number of and-American instructors, of its colorful past, the likes Heretofore, Congress has never presumed to determine Let's get the mails moving smoothly again by Old Lake Ave., reported a break and entry of dielr •L Richard A. Medway, 42, for third place. the problem becomes increasingly difficult, but few of Pancho Villa and real life die predominant land use for so mammoth a chunk of giving the proposed Federal Postal Authority the home took place between 6 p. m. and 8:45 p. m. Bed- ' oT 45 Briarheadi Lane, The groups will be judged individuals of this irrational persuasion can last three banditos. public domain, but has wisely left such determination to right to manage effectively and the employees a rooms, kitchen and basement were ransacked and a Clark, lost his driving by professional musicians vcars without making some mistakes. Noflne F. Allaire die expertise of die managing agency. :_ guaranteed freedom of choice. man's Gruen wristwatch, a ladies Wittenauer watch, privileges for one month be- who are engaged in the en- Wnile these malcontents form a small percentage of 65 Grand St. Following are the most cogent arguments against and various coins worth $230 were stolen. " cause of an infraction under tertainment field of rock mu- our teachers-in Rahway^they-must for the sake of good passage ofH.R. 12025 (and S. 1832): . MARCH 28 the state's point code. _ sic. Any group wishing to good public education, be-firmly -handled. Drug cults _:.,;./ cum _.,..;„; • 1. -Section 7. of die bill,, which requlresTnat all uivr Three comments are In order here. At 11:15 a. m. James Me Inerney operator of Trlbo secure an application to enter and children dispising a distorted view-ofvwhat their wttgkftrawn ttmberUnd - be-devoted to producing high 1. Wood la ttapt: the only material used in building . Grinding Co., 1542 Irving St. reported die dieft'of two this event may contact chair- parents iand this nation represent are not conditions yields of timber, would preclude future administrative 1 man Barry pereamer at 381- Discrimination against housing. IrtjtactV ajnee 1910, die total consumption of checks from die top of a desk. Checks were in amount Request Corrections deserving of community sponsorship, and if eternal wiffiSrawals of such land for'Wildlife habitats, water- wood in this country has been static, despite a more of $8 and $75 respectively and were drawn on ttre Sum- _ , , . 2195 or by wridng to the teacher screening is the price of educational order Soviet Jewry is a matter that shed use, or recreational areas. Corrections In telephone way Javcees, 350 Hamil- concerns us all, but many than doubled population. Also, per capita consumption mit and Elizabeth Trust Co. ^numbers. Jested in the Union Rah and progress, then to that practice our school board 2. The projected fertilization of diese areas might of wood has declined from 219 board feet in 1950 to At 2:40 a. m. a beer bottle was reported thrown ton St., Rahway."' •;• and administration should pledge themselves. people refuse to realize that prove dangerous to watersheds and fisheries by Inviting •- JQpunty;.JResour,ce. PJlr.ectory, ;' The event is; expected to it exists. Because of this, 170 board feet In 1968. dirough die plate glass window of Mattie's Bar - B - navailable in.late spring,jmay Insect attacks, leaching fertilizer Into unsullied moun- Que, 1589 Main St. lie /the top. attraction this The^situation is"gettlng worse- 2. The timber supply could be Increased by repeal of. g tain streams, and increasing the useroTlnsectlcides^ the present law wracn~reT3txrct£rAlaskanTshlpplngrto-die- MARCH 29 be y in the area of youth A Big Step Towards Safety daily. 3. "Increasing the yield" of die forests could mean George Koklnakos, one of the proprietors of the weeks. Changes U.S. mainland to U.S. vessels. Because of this law, sent* Mrs Gloria Walbank muslcaI^^XE^l eventSt S Safety is a major consideration in every community, The United Synagogue building logging roads through scenic section of national Foursome Diner, St. Georges Ave., reported the lar- G Youth, one of the largest Alaskan lumber and plywood are priced out of die Am- of t^e social planning office £nd dance ^ perforrnan. but in Clark it takes on added importance. Few towns forests that are now roadless. erican market and forfeited to Japan. ceny of a tape player and tapes valued at $210 from tlieUratedCommunitySer- S are crisscrossed with so many major vehicular arter- Jewish youth groups in New 4. With 90% of all forest land already open to cutting, his parked car. ces of xhe ban s# Monie8 Jersey, is doings something. 3. The private lumber Industry now exports more dian 694 Bayway, Eliza- |earne d wU1 ^ used b ft ies/ The Garden "State Parkway bisects the township it is unnecessary- to .put.the remaining 10% to die axe. 4 billion board feet of logs and lumber a year, sufficient At 10:50 a. m. Robert Blackman and Charles Brandt, beth, or called In at 353- - - y and brings thousands of cars to the circle at exit 135, We, along with our parent 5. This bill would give lumber companies die right Rahway Jaycees to run odier organization, the Northern to meet any developing shortages in domestic needs." -Jr.,- both -living -In apartments -at-1909 _Church_.St.^._ -7171. cars that would never enter Clark otherwise. to plunder most of Kentucky's Daniel Boone Forest, and Why despoil our forests to replace an exported com- reported the battery cables of their cars haa been projects- in die -community A part of this problem also deposits itself on . New Jersey Region of the Uni- perhaps die area around and including die Red River such as sponsoring youth ted Synagogue of America, modity? removed. Central Avenue and Raritan Road where cars going to Gorge. Our national resources belong .to all of us; they are At 11:25 a. m. the car of Everitt Simpson, 613 teams in baseball leagues, the parkway clog what is now the busiest intersection in are holding a rally for Soviet (The present rate of cutting timer is geared to a baseball clinic, talent Jewry on April 19 in Cran- Irreplaceable, and should be Inviolable. Let us preserve Bower St., Linden, was stolen from the front of Union County. Former Mayor William Maguire has tree re-growdi and replacement. The 1964 Multi- our national forests and apply intensive farming tech- Bachmann's Tavern, 2223 St. Georges Ave. some- ]WAR STARTS, search and child shield pro- stated before Union County freeholders that over 32,000 ford. The purpose of this ral- ple-Use and Sustained Yield Act was passed by grams. ly is to inform and remind niques to timber lots. time after 10 a. m. The car is a 1958 Chevrolet. ' ^AGAIN IN cars a day pass through this intersection. Congress to protect die national forests against Friends of Conservation, who treasure die natural At about 7:28 a. m. someone wrote with oil paint Tickets will cost S2 each Westfield Avenue is another sore spot. Tens of people of the treatment of the very depredations proposed in diis bill.) SAME AREA and entitle die holder to the Soviet Jew. balance of Nature and me primeval beauty of our. forests, over the window of St. Thomas me Apostle Church. thousands of cars daily move along its length to St. The lame excuse for H.R. 12025 is voiced by George should write at once to Senators Clifford P. Case of dance admission and admis- George Avenue in Rahway. Valley Road and Lake Avenue The situation in Soviet Romney, secretary of Housing and Urban Development: sion to die music festival. Russia must be changed. Rahway and Harrison A. Williams, Jr. of Westfield, also have large numbers of cars traveling to St. George "In. die next five years, domestic timber requirements asking mem to oppose actively S.1832, and to Congress- Special group discounts are Avenue. What makes the problem more acute in Clark Please do your part, we're "If the world learned from available. Please contact doing ours. for 4ise in residential construction alone will almost woman Florence P. Dwyer of Plalnfield and Cornelius FOR TOP SECURITY than in other municipalities, however, is the location double. Without diis legislation....it will be difficult E. Gallagher of Bayonne asking diem to oppose actively history, how different both Dereamer for ticket sales of most of the township's schools on heavy traffic streets. Michelle Tevekm If not impossible to build die homes America needs." H.R. 12025. would be." information^ Valley Road has several schools and churches along CALL "ANTHONY'S" KEY SHOP, TO INSTALL "its length and presents more than a little-danger-to- 19 Eta St. DOUBLE CYLINDER LOCKS WITH DEAD BOLTS. large numbers of students. It is very rewarding, given Cranford '• these conditions, to see representatives of the board OUR NAME IS YOUR GUARANTEE SINCE 1818 of education, township council and the police depart- To the Editor: ment sit down to work out a coordinated safety effort. Legislators Serving Our Area Axia Federal Pays Highest The short - term goal of i 388-1198 They have presented 17 proposals towards good safety, and the township would go a long way to improving itself welfare is the alleviation of son said thah t iis a point to by enacting those, that upon further study, merit im- hunger, homelessness and Here Is a list of senators, congressmen, ctate •Harry V. Osborne Jr. (R), 5 Dartmouth Road, Cranford, suggest to the state when Rates In The State plementation. nakedness. The long - term senators, assemblymen, freeholders and elected 276-2634 (home); MA 3-U38 (office). SAFETY they • investigate. "Skid goal should be to enable the municipal officials who represent the area covered 'Walter Ulrich (R), 98 Colonia Blvd., Rahway, 388-7859 CLARK PATRIOT marks on the roads near Savings Certificate Accounts unfortunate to take care of by The Rahway News Record/Clark Patriot. The party (home); 623-8450 (office). (Continued from Page 1) school crossing zones are themselves. In practice, affiliation of each office holder is denoted fcy R Charles S. Tracy (R), 259 Ogden Way, Hillside, 352- municipal building and re-indications of danger points however, welfare too often (Republican) or D (Democrat) following die Individual's 7431 (home); 212 974-2138 (office). quested the help of the Reg- to children," he continued. A YEAR becomes a restful way of name. It is suggested mat you clip put this list for Arthur A. Manner (R), 317 Plalnfield Ave., Berkeley Sidewalk Installations future reference. ional High School Board of Minimum $5,000 AND SMALL life. • Heights, 464-0033 (home); 464-3700 (office). Education to make it work. would be included; 6% for Two Yeirs UNITED STATES SENATORS •Jerome M. Epstein (R), 3 Argyle Court, Scotch Plains, Dr. Carl Kumpf, super- Meadow Road to Lake Ave- In the last 10 years, there Clifford P. Case (R), 191 W. Milton Ave. Rahway, 757-3456 (home); 548-3333 (office). intendent of schools, provid- nue, Raritan Road between BUSINESS has been a 52 per cent in- FU 8-2052 (home); 202 CA 4-3121 (Washington David B. Zurav (R), 1 Archbridge Lane, Springfield, Walter Drive and Lake Ave- crease in the number of per- office). ed the group with conjestion A YEAR A ROOMFUL OF CASUAL OAK, STYLED 376-4355 (home); 686- 4354 (office). points during delivery and nue, both sides of. Blake SHOW SPECIAL! Contemporary Casual OOK sons receiving government Harrison A. Williams Jr. (D), 231 EUzabedi Ave. Minimum $2,000 Don't mm out, Donald C. Dunne (R), 147 Belvidere Ave., Fanwood, pickup of children by parents Drive, Westfleld Avenue bar with party-proof top, two matching bar- • The problem "f f.od sur- i ice even though the Kovcrn- assistance. Almost 20 per TVestfield, AD 2-8686 (home); 202 CA 4-3121 (Wash- 889-5829 (home); 232-0065 (office). from Brant Avenue to th« 5%% for One Year use your Revotv-Charge WITH A CONTEMPORARY FLAIR!. pluses has lonu bi-cn .vith thf meii! subsidy bill runs fairly at the various schools. stools " $209 cent of America is on some ington office). WlUiam J. Maguire (R), 20 Poplar Ter., Clark, 272- Garden State Parkway brid- or open a new one! Anu-nenn peoplt- close tn ;i billion dullnrs per kind of public dole. Mean- Senators may also be reached at die Senate Office Michael Truss, board of yc.i. \vhtfh is :• lot of yen. 6484 (home); 887-6600 (office). felt that SOFA, CHAIR AND ROCKER, PLUMPED — But Japan, where million* of while, pages of metropolitan Building, Washington, D. C. , RAHWAY MUNICIPAL OFFICIALS A YEAR people croud a very *mall ar. Thlx lead* to one of the mont newspapers are filled with UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVES Mayor: John C. Marsh (R), 924Maurice Ave., 388-0663. ~TbI* area. arr. believe It orperplexing paradoxes of the job openings for domestic For Rahway: Councilmen-at-large: stop lines to be 4 feet from herbed Lane from Minimum $1,000 WITH DEEP-SITTING CUSHIONS. not. having the same problem. times. While In many nations and unskilled labor. What Cornelius E. Gallagher (D), 102 W, Fifth St., Bayonne, for 6 Months SHOW SPECIAL! 5-pc. dining group: 44' there is starvation becau-w their Ray A. Giacobbe (R). 1034 Midwood Dr., 382-2676. round game table and four comfortably up- economies cannot afford to buy has become of the American 339-8871 (home); 339-3802 (office). ..Thlrteenm Durintf the reconstruction traditions of self - reliance District. George Vaneco, Jr. (R), 1019 W. Lake Ave., 381- f holstered chairs $209 the surplus foods produced, 5363. the speed factor of vehicles |^hwlnn Drive tt Oak i days of postwar Japan the lute there Is apparently ample mon- and individual responsib- For Clark:
EINZIGER-DAWER Announcement was made of Hadassah the engagement of Miss Har- riet Joyce JJawer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Daw- Adds 35 to er of Albany, N.Y., to Rob- ert E. Elnziger-, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman M. Eln- ziger of 1171 Old Rarltan Life Rolls The Clark Public Library Rd., Clark. Rahway Chapter Hadas- The bride-to-be is a senior sah's enrollment of life at the State University of You'll get a lot more than members has increased from J invites you to be their guest at New York, Albany. 17 at the start of the drive Mr. Einziger was gradu- to 52, an addition of 35 to ..*___*_$_*&!*« ^-r - . • ated from Georgia Institute the rooster of life members, of Technology, Atlanta, with reported Mrs. Fred Porter, an advanced Stock Market lecture. a bachelor of science de- Life Member Chairman, at gree in physics. He is a die sabbath service of the member of Sigma. Pi Sigma, chapter at Temple Beth Tor- If your investment philosophy is to seek Pi Mu Epsilon, Tau Beta Pi, ah last Friday evening. Phi Eta Sigma and Phi Kap- a warm welcome. This year's drive will con- AGGRESSIVE CAPITAL GAINS pa Phi, honor societies. He tinue until June 1, and any- is a candidate for a doctor- one Interested in enrolling You should attend this advanced lecture. ate degree at Rensselaer need only to call Mrs. Por- Polytechnic Institute, Troy, ter. The sabbath services Time: 7:30 P.M. - April 13th N.Y. were well-attended with life Place: CLARK PUBLIC UBPARY The wedding is set for members taking part ln the July 19. readings. Speaker: George E. Lewis of Paine, Webber, Jackson, Curtis For action ads, phone The Mrs. Aaron Arnold, was Rahway News Record at the rabbi, and President Mrs. If you_Jie d sophisticated investor Jugressively oruhe lookout Lawrence Taylor gave the 388-0600. for capital gains, this lecture otters .in investment philosophy -sermon on the life of Hen- in-Hne with your own. An investment philosophy geared to rletta szoid. Others partici- change rather than stability. Foundedon^informed,-well-cal- PIANOS pating were Miss Frances culated investment speculation. — Blitzer, Mrs. Richard Wied- _erhorn, Mrs,. Phillp_Waron, You will learn about Ihc bas« of chjnue and the nine NEW AND Mrs. Porter, Mrs. Donald factors that bring it about. >ou will hear specific examples of USED PIANOS Goldberg, Mrs. Saul BelT the way these factors have operated in the past, and the four Kurt/.tnann and Mrs. Albert Weber. The stein to take in making new selections using this philosophy. Official Piano Kiddush was sung by Miss We tell you what we believe the ratio shouid be in weighing Mrs. Theodore Stephen Kaleta, Jr. • Lynn Vogel. risk against potential reward. There will be a discussion period C3.C-TV. Miss Calfutine Ellzakeft Golfnsfcl Refreshments were ser- • al which your questions will be welcomed. • CUSTOM REBUILDING (The former Miss Robin Sue-Kriss) ved by Mrs. Samuel Robin- We believe \ou will come .may with a useful addition LEECH & HUETHER son, assisted by Mrs. Mar- to your knowledge in pursuing %our goal of aggressive capital tinMIttleman, Mrs. Gussie 405 WEST ELIZABETH AVENUE Molin gams. For your reservation lor this stimulating and educational Fox, Mrs. Rose Flshman, and LINDEN IJS-Jltl Mrs. Seymour Vogel. Fol- lecture we suggest that you mail the coupon or telephone us lowing the services, a dis- without delay. • . _ cussion was led by Rabbi Rubenstein on workers • in I Miss Robin Sue Kriss, dau- on Sandland, Linda Skxyha Announcement has been Snyder, son of Mr. and Mrs. Israel and the value of life Please reserve ( ) seals for me at ghter of Mr. andMrs. George and Janice Bobrovcan, The made of the engagement of Daniel Snyder of 61 West membership. your advanced lecture "An Invest- a Kriss of 779 Falesky St., ushers were Theodore Gian- Miss Catherine Elizabeth Emerson Ave., Rahway. Yesterday, more than 50 ment Philosophy". C Rahway, was married to nechini, Frank Reed, Ken- Golinski, daughter of Mrs. A 1967 graduat' e of" ~Rahwa " y members of the chapter at- Theodore Stephen Kaleta, Jr., neth Engel and James Alouf. Edward Golinski of 1338High School, Miss Golinski tended the annual donor lun- PAINE son of Mr. and Mrs. Theo-' The bride's, full length Maple Ter., Rahway, and the Is currently a Junior at New- cheon at The Goldman Res-' Fine Photography dore Stephen Kaleta, Sr., of gown was made of white peau late Mr. Golinski, to JohnL, ark a State College, where she taurant, West Orange. Mrs. WEBBER 1494 Esterbrook Ave., Rah- • de sole and her tulle veil ______Is n elementary education High Salpeter, national vice JACKSON WEDDINGS PORTRAITS way, March 7 at the Zion was attached to a cap with major. She is a sister of president of Hadassah, was & CURTIS Evangelical Lutheran Church, seeded pearls. Her bouquet Sprowls, M.D. and David Sigma Kappa Phi sorority, the speaker. MODEL COMPOSITES The Rev. Frederick Fair- was of white daisy mums Beauchamp, M.D. of Rah- a member of Kappa Delta Pi clough performed the cere- and baby's breath. way. honor society, secretary of SOCIAL EVENTS mony. Her matron of honor was Mr. Kaleta was (jraduated the class of 1971 and vice Merck OKs CLARK PUBLIC LIBRARY PASSPORTS Mr. and Mrs. Kriss gave in ruby velvet and the brides- from Rahway Higli School, president of the social corn- sBB-3939 their daughter in marriage. maids gowns were of sap-attended Kings College, mittee. ' I SO^WesMleJdjAve^, Claric^NJ. Mrs. Frank Reed and Miss phire blue velvet. They car- Wilkes Bar re. Pa., is in the Mr. Snyder was also grad- Jill Kriss served as matron ried nosegays of sweetheart Marine Corps Reserves, and uated from Rahway High Acquisition 382-2453 and maid of honor for their roses and baby's breath. works for Bell -Telephone School In 1967. He is current- By APPO'n«men1 sister. Robert Daniel Kaleta Mrs. Kaleta was graduated Company in Murray Hill. iy attending Marquette Uni- was his brother's best man, from Rahway High School and houowirig the reception at versity in Milwaukee, Wise, Of Aircoil and Master George Scott the Union County Technical Wally's Mountain Villa the where he Is a biology major, Directors of Merck & Co., CLARK Kriss, brother of the bride, Institute of Scotch Plains. couple left for a honeymoon No date has been set for Inc. and Baltimore Aircoil was ring bearer. The brides- She is employed as a medi- in the Pocohos Mountains. the wedding. Co., meeting in New York .maids weretheMissesShar- cal assistant to John They will reside in Rahway. and Baltimore, respectively, at First New Jersey's GOLDBERG - SULO approved detailed terms'of Miss Marion Louise Sulo an agreement calling for'the of 41 Florence Dr., Clark, is acquisition of Baltimore Air- engaged to Tyler Goldberg, coil Co. by Merck. The agree- son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris ment Is 'still subject to ap- Goldberg of 68 Hillside Rd., proval by the stockholders Elizabeth. The announcement of Baltimore Aircoil, who will vote on the matter at a^ NEW OFFICE was made by her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Sulo special_stockholders meet- of 518 E. Milton. Ave., Rah-^ on way. Miss Sulo is a junior ac- The proposed acquisition X'jC ' • - countant with the legal and was announced Jointly by accounting firm of Gluck & Henry W. Gadsden, presi- Tobin, Elizabeth. Mr. Gold- dent of Merck, and John i—berg—i8-with—the—Goldberg- Engalltcheff, Jr., chairman Glass Co., Elizabeth. of the board of Baltimore MALYSKA-BELL Aircoil. The companies' re- spective boards approved the proposed acquisition in prin- Mr. and Mrs. William Bell ciple at meetings ln New of 6 Rose Ter., Clark, have York and Baltimore. YOULOOK "arinouricedthe engagement of Terms announced and rat- their daughter, Miss Jane ified by the board actions Bell, to Frank Malyska Jr., call for exchanging seven- FREE CHECKING ACCOUNTS son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank tenths of a share of Merck 1030 Raritan Road, Corner Commerce Place Malyska of 1689 Lincoln common stock for each share FOR MUNICIPAL AND POSTAL THERE'S A CONVENIENT OFFICE Highway, Edison. of Baltimore Aircoil. There EMPLOYEES OF CLARK AND The future bride is a den- are 526,980 shares of Bal- tal assistant to Dr. Robert timore Aircoil outstanding, ALL RESIDENTS OVER 65 Schwartz in Rahway. Mr. and an additional 42,254 YEARS OF AGE. Malyska is self-employed as snares are reserved to cover the Malyska-Fox Building convertIble debentures is- Corp.. Edison. sued ln January, 1969. JOHNSON - TILLER Baltimore Aircoil Co. Inc., WHEN YOU OPEN A GOLDEN PASSBOOK. BLUE CHIP CERTIFICATE FIRST Meet the Money Bunnies ond get FREE GIFTS! which has its main offices Freeholder director and and plant in Baltimore and acquainted with the newest, nicest, OR REGSLAR CHECKWAOCOUNT PF $5,000.00 OR MORE YOU MAY SELECT ONE of these gifts when you open a savings or checking account of $100 or more Mrs. Edward H. Tiller of owns and operates plants ln most helpful bank in Clark. No or when you purchase a 5% Golden Passbook Investment Account. 502 Locust Ave., Garwood, California, Canada and Bel- SELECT ONE OF THESE GIFTS- announced the betrothal of glum, is a leading manufac- need to open an account. But, it their daughter, Miss Geral- turer of equipment for con- you do, you'll receive a free gift. dine T. Tiller, to Nils Har- trol of thermal pollution and So come on over and keep the old Johnson, son of Mr. and for water conservation. It Money Bunnies company. Mrs. Nils Helmer Johnson manufacturers water-cool- of 51 Hutchinson St., Clark, ing towers, heat exchange at a party in the Tiller home. purposes and in commercial FEDERAL The bride-elect is a senior .air conditioning and refrig^ took into First • Men's Suit and Accessory at Arthur L. Johnson Re- eradon applications. gional High School, Clark. Merck is engaged ln the Traveling Bag Mr. Johnson is««(|^mber of development, manufacturing New Jersey's the Air Force National Guard, and marketing of products He will report April 4 for for human and animal health SAVINGS of -—•— J—~ Maxi-Money six months" of active duty. and nutrition, products and PASSARELLI-SCALZA services related to domestic and industrial water treat- Man-sized The betrothal... 6f Miss—m-?5L?v«ems,jindchemicals 5%--PerYear on GOLDENI PASS- Golf Umbrella Laura M arie Scalza to Peter for agriculture and Industry. BOOK Investment Accounts Passarelli, son of Mr. and Miss Scalza and her fiance $500 Minimum opening balance Mrs. Joseph ' Passarelli' of' are serving in the Army at • Electric Carving Knife It's comforting to know that you're giving yourself and your family the very best you can provide. That's New Rochelle, N.Y., was an- Ft. Belvoir, Va. She is in Interest paid from dayof deposit nounced by her parents, Mr. the WACS. The couple met' 90-day withdrawal privilege A. Presto ToasterBtoiler— why so many modern families insist on reliable, clean Electric Heat for their new homes. Modern Etec- and Mrs. Joseph Scalza Sr. while in service and will be Compact, portable. Chrome finish. Easy to clean. ' trie Heat lets you forget about old fashioned storage tanks and bins. Lets you forget about fuel-produced of 57B W. Scott Ave., Rah- married May 9' in St. Mary's 5/2% on 1-year Certificates of GRANT CITY way. R.C. Church. r— CONVENIENCE CHECKING B. Presto Corn Popper- dirt. 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RAHWAY NEWS RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT1 PACii .0 THURSDAY APRIL 2, 1970 )\ THURSDAY, APR'IL-2 1970 PAGE 1 I ar xes RAHWAY NEWS RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT r • *!!SENIOR ± Students DeSimone 14 Racing Car Winners way Italian-American Club. Pals and Colonials Battle He served as a refrigeration Surviving are three sons, Marr engineer in the U.S. Mer- B.W. Pennypacker Y. D Ambrosa, 85 Panteudes lsFirs t Joseph of Westfield, Michael DiRenzo Mrs. YignolL 80 W.H. Scheid, 97 chant Marine for many years Services were held for Victor D'Ambrosa, 85, of of Linden and Albert of liast Bechusen Attack Services were held for prior to retiring in 1950. He Brooke W. Pennypacker Jr., 1075 Baumann Ct., Rahway, Meadow, L.I.; two daughters, To Cage Playoffs Finals War Firrt Titu William H. Scheid, 97, for- was a communicant of St. Mrs. Ann Kaiser of Eliza- Jeter Fashion Andrew's Episcopal Church, 52, of 196 Baltimore Ave., died last week in Holmdel beth and Mrs. Virginia Spu- The Original Pals and die 23 points.' Jim Powers add- Wahl, who scored 27 points, Williams lnDerb y ffflS 111 M Ulf merly of 72 Clinton St., Rah- Mount Holly, where his son Point Pleasant Beach, for- Convalescent Home after a Colonial Five advanced to ed 14, while Mike "Moose" 19 in the first half. Dave Case way, who died last week at merly of Clark, who died long illness. He was the hus- gani of Rahway; a brother, Rev. Canon Herbert R. Den- Anthony and a sister, Miss the finals of the Clark Adult.Marzano, Bob Griffith and classin scored 12, Jim Smith Taylor Pollution Cub Pack #145 metatVal- ton, is rector. Mr. Denton laRt week at home after an band of the late Mrs. Virginia Lagola Two Rahway residents are ley Road School March 20 IllirCO in 1014 Carver Nursing Home, L-ng- apparent heart attack. He Cibalerio D'Ambrosa. Rita D'Ambrosa, both inNo- Basketball 'League playoffs Joe " Arms" Poli played out- 12 and Al Stotler 10. * %MmM%M •#«### Cub Pack #145 met a Show nlllM; III 17 14 Ushtown, after a long illness. was a member of Lafayette last week. The Pals defeat- standing defense. Schwarcz The second game saw tie Tomalavage helping to launch a multi- for their annual Plnewood was the husband of Mrs. A native of Italy, Mr. ples, Italy; 13 grandchildren ., _ , _ „ • -He was the husband of theLodge, F&AM, and the Royal • -- Electric was paced by Tom colonial Five and Garwood pronged attack on the prob- Derby. Boys raced cars they er 1 011 Doris Collier Pennypacker. D'Ambrosa lived in Rahway and 15 great-grandchildren. ed Schwarcz Electric, 88- -n «*,£c $' X !" ' late Lizzie Belle Scheid. Arch Masons, both of Rah- Arrangements were com- Rest play a very close fir6f 15- 8-38 iems of pollution that is had made and designed them- way. Mr. Pennypacker, a native 60 years. He retired 15 years 72, and the Colonials elimin- , PAUL'S -being undertaken by students selves according to spedfi- 80. of 147 Stony Brook Road, Mr> scheid lived in Rah- pleted by the Thomas F.Hig- half, with Colonial-leading, ST Surviving also are two sis- of Norwood, Pa., lived in ago after working many years ated Garwood Rest 90 - 72. *««««««*SJ»««««ft*c«* ByPTA . Somerville, died last week way{o r 50 years. He was a 40 - 37. They increased the Leone 6- 1-13 at Union College. ' cations for trophies and oth- n m Clark many years before as a self-employed building gins & Sons Funeral Home, The first playoff game saw * S« efset Hospital after a salesman for ah ice com- ters, Mrs. Marion Waite of lead to 15 points at the end Richards 4- 0- 8 They are Dennis P. Lena--er prizes. "A Step Towards Spring" m e moving here about 10 years contractor. Mr. D'Ambrosa 1116 Bryant St., Rahway. Schwarcz Electric go storm- Men of Letters If ? T8s. She was the anyi n New York City until •Philadelphia andMiss Althea of the third quarter, and Jannett 2- 2- 4 han of 753 Central Ave. and Christopher DeSimone, was the theme of the fashion W O Jam 8 M Vi 01 ago. was a member of the Rah- ing into a 25 - 9 lead at the »? w, -f * & }- his retirement many years Denton of Sonyea, N.Y, DMUld Brunquell of 99 coasted to victory. The Col- Sbordone 0- 0- 0 Robert A. Bove of 606 Har- Webelo, captured first prize show presented by the Ma- 081116 a 0 He Wfl end of the first quarter. The 0- 0- 0 ison St. trophy, while second prize ^•IOI?"?! ?^" g - s a member of A World War II veteran of William St., Clark, captain »f onials were paced by John Taynor r dison School PTA on Thurs- way in 1914. After graduating £ church. Pals were ice cold. They Dombrauskus, who tossed in Beck 3- 2- 8 The month of April has went to Andy Lechtrecker, day, March 12. ra e Flrst Baptlst 90 the Army Air Forces, he was When to Display Flag could manageonlythreefield the varsity fencing team, aid 0- 0- 0 been designated as Earth den 6. Third prize was won from Elizabeth General Hos- surviving are a son, Wil- a flight captain with Eastern 27 points, Brenden Brennan White Fashions were easy-to- liam Ti of Trenton; a grand- goals in the first 10 minutes Frederic McDaniel of 97 E. 16, Pat Dougherty 13, Rich Month at the college with a by Brian Lewis, den 1. Win- care-for fabrics from Jan- the first city nurse of Rah- George C. Speak Sr., 90, Air Lines. Me was a member as compared to the Schwarcz child and five great-grand- of the Hayes Home for Men of the Airline Pilots Asso- The lias; may be displayed on all days when the weather Milton Ave., Railway, a mem- Loughery 12, Joe Murray 15- 5-35 varied program of activities ners from other dens-were EII of Rahway. Beautiful pant She belonged to the Golden team, which was red -hot. 11-9- 6-12 38 planned to draw attention to Gary Cal/in, den 4, Donald children. died in Phildelphia. ciarion, the Silver Wings Fra- .perSs Specific days" however, on which display of the ber af the varsity basketball 12. and Rich Newman 10. Seniors planned to r y , , suits, hats and dresses were Age Club of Rahwa /. and the The Corey 6; Corey Funer- The Pals kept chipping Composite box - scores St. Pauls 4-5-14-12 35 the proble-• m of' pollutio•• • n an---d• Blakeslee"•-•-—'-- , de-•—n 7- , Joseph•-«• So- - modeled by Mrs. Jerome ternity, Lafayette Lodge 27, flag may be most generally expected are: away and managed to cut the team, won their letters dar- Grandmothers' Club of theal Home, 259 Elm Ave., He was a retired engin- F&AM, of Rahway and Elks July follow: Referees-Edward Andro- t0 indicate areas in which barro, den 5, Peter Walts, Rlccio, Mrs. Douglas Col- First Presbyterian Church. New Year's Day Jan. 1 Independence Day lead to five points by half- ing the winter athletic sea- - vich, NNormao n Rakett. students cap operate to com- den 3, and Gerard Soriano, lins, Mrs. James Reynolds, Rahway, was in charge of eer, having worked with the Lodge 1698 of Point Pleasant. time. They then took com- ORIGINAL PALS Surviving are two sons, arrangements inauguration Day Jan. 20 Labor Day son at Pingry School, Hill- G. F. Pts. . JUNIJUNIOOR STARSTRSS bat it. The month - long den 2. Mrs. B. Rapp, Mrs. George Reading Railroad, a member Sept. 17 mand in the third quarter and James A. of Rockledge, Fla., of the Brotherhood of Loco- A member of the Point Lincoln's Birthday... Feb. 12 Constitution Day . Powers 6 2 14 Yergalonis 1- 0- 2 observance also coincides Other prizes of a gound Kotuby, Mrs. Robert Hood, William Carhart Frank Denton, 85 Oct. 12 led by 11 points going into side. Another letter wiintr William Philipchuk and Robert W. of Middlesex; Denton, S5, of motive Engineers and thPleasane t Presbyterian Washington's Blrthday-Feb.22 Columbus Day 10 3 23 Skocypec 1- 0- 2 Wjtn National Earth Day on can of peanut brittle were Mrs. Allen Firestone, Mrs. Frank W. . 5 the last quarter. Jerry Bech- was Lawrence Berko of 176 Kudrick a daughter,^Mrs._ Kathryn husband of the late Bertha Church, he was an ordained Bechtle 13 4 30 Zimmel 4- 1- 9 Wednesday, April 22. awarded to Steven Anawalt, E.J. Gallagher, Mrs. Joseph Lantvet of SomerviUe, and 90 N. Lakeside Drive., Army Day ...... T^nSpr. b Navy Day X\Q was the big gun for the Lefsky 2- 1-5 Earth Month has beencon- for funniest car, Larry Snell, M. Albertson Speak. Presbyterian elder. Survi- Election Day Variable Poli 1 3 5 Mandrillo and Mrs. Frank W. Philipchuk, W. Carhart seven grandchildren. Birchwood Lakes, a former ving also are two sons, Loyalty Day ,..» May 1 Pals, lie scored 30 points,, Princeton- Ave., Railway, 2 6 Oliveria 5-1-11 ccived by the Society for the for most original design, peanut Brink Winners Are (I. to r.) Steven Anewalt, FuniesfCar; Lany Snell7MostJ3riginal Lyons. Veterans Day Nov. 11 2:i in the second half, and captain of the varsity swlm- Marzano 2 Arrangements were com- Rahway resident, died last SurviviTfc are two sons, Urooke J. and Thomas C, Mother's Day Variable 4 0 8 Marsh 0- 1- 1 Life Sciences, a student or- Steven Hock for craziest, Hair styles were by Lil- J C'.'iHixilleii ttie boards. •.!„ ...-._ R-^riffith Design; Steven Hock, Craziest Design; David Ficke, Best Paint Job, and Glen Shallit, Slow- pleted by the Pettit Funeral week In Burlington County John N. Speak of Boyntonr l aula, alFat Armed Forces Day ..Variable Thanksgiving Day.... Variable ming team 1 0 2 Warga • • 0-0-0 ganlzatlon, and is being dev- David Ficke for best point lian's Curl Corner and music Navy Scientist p t Tree Billy Kudrick played a fine- Erhardt as Home, 371 W. Milton Ave., Memorial Hospital, Mount Fla. and George C. Speak .._ two __ pearl Harbor Day Dec. 7 0 0 Kirby 0- 0- 0 eloped by members of the so- job and Glen Shalllt for slow- est Car. by Miss Wendy Walton. o{ Memorial Day May 30 .•.v--.-ov-v.Vj B. Griffith 0 William Philipchuk, 47, K.anwayRahway. Holly, aftelre ahusban brief dillness oi tn.e Rahway; a grandchild and home; all - round game and scored 14 88 " Grubbs 1- 1- 3 ciety in cooperation with the est car. The program chairman „ B. of Tulsa, Okla'. Christmas Oay Dec. 25 37 died last week at his home, He was thElizabete husbanhd Lawso of thn efour grandchildren. aninomad Edwars d W. of Vienna, Va. Flag Day.... June 14 SCHWARCZ ELECTRIC Rakett 0- 1- 1 faculty, according to Miss Judges for the even were was Mrs. Joseph Downey. 777 Hall Rd., Dahlgren, Va., late Mrs Arrangements were The flag will also be displayed on such other days as Wahl 12 3 27 Evelyn Clausnitzer, secre-, Ivan Garshelis and Lenny She was assisted by Mrsa.n apparent heart attack. Chairman Mrs. Truppa, 69 Denton. Foul-Shot Champions the direction of the Lehrer- proclaimed by the president Smith 3 6 12 14- 6-34 tary of the society. But co- Renolds. He was employed by the — _ _ Mrs„.»„.„. > „-.••. lorn^in New York, he Crabial Funeral Home, 275 74 4 12 Z1ON LUTHERAN man; Mrs. Robert Covino, came to Bixchwood Lakes Classin 4 operation and support are U S. Naval Weapons Labora- Rand Rd., Clark, died last 1656577 Irj^in\ g St., Rahway, died Milton Ave., Rahway. 0 10 Oroteau 0- 0- 0 coming from many sources,' co-chairman; Mrs. Joseph from Rahway 15 years ago. Stotler 5 Men's City Cage tory as assistant on terminal week at home after a briei ^ihiiBs weewet-.....k in Rahwa. y jHospita—l Mrs. Olga Wall Arechaga, 1 Lochner 0- 0- 0 she said. ' Caccla, decoration chair- r Stargell,Toney,Kathy Laukatis 4 9 weapons effects in the test• illness. He was the husband afte_,„—r a„ Kbrie^off nin«>n«illness. ShpwaShe waas 74, of 2192 Whitricr St., Rah- - , ._ _, • , i Kolesser 1 0 2 Bardenhagen 0- 0- 0 Earth Month plans include 2d Round Final man; Mrs. Allen Firestone, and evaluation department, of Mrs. Marie Rabig Car- the_widow of Anthony Truppa. way, died last week in Rah- The finals of the 14th an- 0 0 Wiley * 2-0-4 speakers and films on var- W. co-chairman; Mrs. AlanHu- ^ahlgren during hart. way Hospital after a brief nual city foul-shooting con- 017 boys and girls shoot it Brandt 0 Ullrich 5- 4-14 ious aspects of pollution, to Rodney's 7 out for the right to compete 29 14 72 II as a Navy Mr. Carhart, a resldentof illness. She was the wife of FUNERAL HOME test conducted by the Rah- Original Pals9 - 24 - 26 - Hudak 0- 2- 2 be presented at the weekly Dreamland 6 Lieutenant and stayed on Clark since 1940, was chair- time, she man- Frank Arechaga. way Recreation Department in the finals. o Phone 382-7900 Finalists were Kathy Ry- 29 — 88. Salvesen 1-0-2 college hour, a poster cam- Tigers 4 hospltality chairman, Mrs. after the war as a civilian, man of the township s first aged Truppa's Italian Gro- Mrs. Arechaga came to and co-sponsored by Rahway Schwarcz Electric 25 - 13 - Svihra °xJP- ° paign, a letter-writing cam- Merck & Co. 4 Robert Gassaway. until 1953. He returned in shade tree commission and cery Store at her home ad- Hallway 33 years ago. Sur- V.F/W. Post T6S1 was held an, Cheryl Bailey, Vivian Brown, Mary Ellen Lapsley, 10 - 24 — 72. Kaelber 0- 2- 2 paign to give student support Slovak A.C. 3 ' The flower decorations of led the Community Chest dress. She was a communi- Rendering a dignified and personalized funeral viving also arc a son, Walter " at the Rahway Middle School Schwenzer 0- 1- 1 to governement programs Corey 2 pink rose centerpieces were A graduate of Carnegie campaign. Wall of Elizabeth, two grand- .
UEOAL NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE SOUTH BRANCH PROJECT RAHWAY, NEW JERSEY Division, Union FIRE Please take notice that the fF.1297.fi9. AXIA FKDKHALH * Legal Notices Planning Board of the City of SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSO-9 Church News Rahway will hold a Public Hear- CIATION, A Savings and Loan! Ing pursuant to the Direction of Association of theUnited States I ALARM LOG the Municipal Council of the City of America Plaintiff vs CUT-1 Do not neglect the gift you LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICE of Rahway at the Council Cham- TORD BROWN et ah. Etofcn- bers In the City of Rahway, New J^J, cwa Action Writ ofExa-' have. (I Tim. .1:14). Jersey, on the 14th day cf April, cation—For Sale of Mortgaged: ST. MARY'S R. C. HOLY TRINITY EASTERN 00K CLARK BOARD OF CLARK BOARD OF Rahway Some people discover they EDUCATION EDUCATION ORTHODOX have Kifts that le:ul them to Railway Clark PE0IA IMG Lexington Boulevard 246 Lexington Boulevard for the purpose of hearing per- g- yjrtn* of the above-etated Rahway-Clark be artists, musicians, writers, test educa- Clark, New Jersey Clark, New Jersey sens Interested In. or who would wrft of execution to me directed Sunday Masses at 6:30 SUNDAY, MARCH 22 07066 07066 scientists, inventors, states- MARCH 23 for success Invites sealed proposals for: Invites sealed proposals for: men. Some of us are not lilrsxecl 1:35 p.m. Call received 9:30 p.m. Respondedrs. E. Gel- CUSTODIAL SUPPLIES INDUSTRIAL ARTS SUPPLIES with these. p;irtieul:ir ones. 1ml for defective oil burner at Gino's Restuaranc. Rubts. K. Kahn Proposals to be received at the AND LUMBER Chapter 187 of the Laws cf 1949, N J on Wednesday the 8th day Joseph E. way and Hitter Place, Clark. in us there is a Kuidini: Spirit 1054 Plerpont St. In dumpster. 7-3366. .Nb ofllce of the Business Administra- -..Proposal, s to be received at the cs amended and supplemented of AprU ^ D 1970,-at two Murphy, pastor. For other services and that makes each one of us spe- TUESDAY, MARCH 24 MARCH 24 ' ••" tor/Board Secretary at 248 Lex-offlce of the Business Admlnlstra- Convenient Locations Main Offlca: 610 Franklin Blvd., Franklin Township, N. J. Clark Office: Westtield & Raritan Roads, Clark, N. J. Franklin Mall Offlcs: Easlon Av» and Rt. 287, Franklin Township, N. J. Scotch Plains Office: 336 Park Avenue, Scotch Plains, N. J. Kingston Office: Highway 27, Kingston, N. J. Westfleld-Fanwood Office: 2222 South Avenue, Scotch Plains, N. J. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Dally • 9 a.m. to Noon Saturday • 6 to 8 p.m. Monday Millstone Office: Rt. 533, Millstone, N. J...... -Drive-In:8 tun. to 8 p.m. Daily • 9 a.m.to 5 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Daily • 9 a.m. to Noon Saturday • 6:30 to 8 p.m. Thursday Drive-In: a a.m. tg 8 p.m. Daily • 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday Highland Park Ohica: 45 Woodbrldgs Ava, Highland Park, N. J. Motor Office Drive-In: Franklin Blvd.* Somerset St., Franklin Township,N.J. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Dally • 9 a.m. to Noon Saturday • 8:30 to 8 p.m. Thursday 8 a.m. to 0 p.m. Dally • 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday Drive-In: 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Daily • 9 o.m, 10 5 p.m. Saturday ;,.:J 'ST-BY n East Cherry St., Rahway : i *u- -Y. __;_;_. l*+. A- :.^J.-.' THURSDAY. APRIL 9. 1970 PAGEJ RAHWAY NEWS RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT ~>AY, APRIL 9, 1970 RAHWAY NEWS RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY. AP" Club of Rahway at Its Clark through die program, re- Mrs. Mary Kiel Named Cultivating a 'Garden' McOaniel Knocks GOP, Citing Negro History clubhouse. They were enter- freshments will be served. ^mpanies Moose Give "Today's news Is tomor- '.'Although heavy fines and ed admission to the schools, "Now " concluded Mc tained by the Easter bunny, Make a note of the date on row's hUtory," observed punishment were meted out who distributed chocolate your calendar for an evening In Support of Bridges denied entrance to the trad- Daniel, "one can only hope Dr. Adam T*. Me Daniel to those caught harboring es Social News <£ 'Secretary of the Year* ••• that if I haven't given Rafi- goodies, ancflater danced and of fun and excitement. Councilman of Rahway/s runaway slaves or even aid- And Unions Troop 40 enjoyed a buffet served by "On October 14, 1969wa, y's mayor and GOP con- Kate Bauer; Mis* Gail Nardone of 267 Mrs. Mary Kiel is quite don, Certified Professional, Fourth Ward, "and In my ing in the prevention of their Rahwayy s one partpy y ggovern- trolled council a valid his- members. Secretary rating and NSA opinion, the history books recapture," stated Me Dan- d d N . "Miss, Kathleen Spadea of aj-g located at the park, if Plans are now being made Berthold Ave., Rahway, a an athlete. A^ list of activit- ment voted to deny a Negro cory lesson, they will prove or participation. will someday record unfav- iel, 'Rahway was part of a Are Cited* New Home 225 Madison Ave., Rahway, a you're planning a picnic or * the annualwaldiest(fam- student at Mother Seton Re- ies in which ~she loves to the variance which would en- t0 be men enough not to corn- participate is this long and Her present Job is secre- orably the headline making numbered route with stat- able him to practice his pro- pound their mistakes by per- Two of the township's big- A meeting of the Mom's teacher at the Symphonic Ac- Oud.ng reservations may be Uy picnic) on Sunday, June gional High School, Clark, actions resorted to by Ma- ions designated by letters was among outstanding busi- includes hiking, square- tary to three executives of fession as a mortician in 8Uing this further, but will gest companies and unions Club of Troop 40 was held cordian Studio, was. give n an ^ma j>~" _ rnr THE PARTY STARTS AT MARSHALL'S ! 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"INSTANT INTEREST" ELBERTA M $4 ra PEACHES ** I FRENCH FRIES COMPOUNDED AND PAID Now get the most expensive gifts EARN 5% ANNU- EARN SWo on 1- EARN 5-3/4% EARN Tm, ANNU- One HOUR ALLY on o u i allowed by law on deposits of yejr Certificates of ANNUAL LY on ALLY on Certifi- 4 TIMES A YEAR f3e Off Liquid Guidon Passbook in- Deposit Sold in any 2-year Certificates of cates of Deposirtor 1 $5,000 or more. .. and the most vest ment Account jmount . from S500 Deposit. Sold in any $100,000 or more. *Annu«l Dividend Starting J»iu 1, 1970 % b 0 0 minimum up. ' in multiples of amount of $500 up. mminu/ne. PUREX interest allowed by law .. . in one initi.il deposit with $100 in multiples of $100. DEPOSITORS HOUHS '1-901.' interest HJicI from Monday through Friday - 9: THE PARTY STARTS ATMarshall's ISM InriuT Strut • Serving Rahway and Adjoining Communities for 118 years m m - Member Federaf Deposit Insurance Corporation MERIT FOODTOWN, 52 WE8XE1ELD_A^E^CLARK Corporation 1110 St. Gei ; e 3O PAGE 4 THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1970 RAHWAY NEWS RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT camera crew began filming the individual, and he held RAHWAT the bandage along the side LETTERS^^EDITOB of the head. Mr. Foran ap- proached in order to ascer- • T«flM EAtt n Special thanks to the tain what they were doing, llecotb Please accept the sincere Marks Harris store for the annual free Coke party. Hun- but when he inquired, the New Jersey* Oldest Weekly Established IKES thanks of-the fdrla^leaderB, camera team Immediately and officials of Rahway, Area 'dreds of scouts took advan- walked away and the indivi- *"- /TBJ'fl'njL^ Member of 4 of the Crossroads Girl tage of Harold Harris' hos- dual on the ground cursed Scout Council, for the part pitality during the week. Our 'CWflfWTWw Quality Weeklies of New Jener, Ue. gratitude to Budget Finance him and left the area. The Rahway News Record In summation, the Cong- Dnloa Couty>s Newest Weekly Established IMS . " played in the success of our Co. for the use of its win- dow which helped Mrs. John ressional Committee -' found PnblUwd Every Tfcsnday Maniac by annual Girl Scout Week. that the networks, by mani- Our .thanks also to every- Bober's Junior troop 460 tell the Girl Scout story pulating • the news coverage BAUER PUBLISHING & PRINTING LTD. one at Rahway City Hall for of the Democratic National being.so nice to our Senior ; and to everyone and anyone who helped make this Girl Convention, favored the rad- 1470 Broad Street Rahway, N. J. 07065 388-0600 RAHWAY scouts during Girl Scout Go- ical mobs and held up the MONDAY, MARCH 30 vernment Day, especially Scout Week such a memor- K. C. Baser, Editor * Publisher able one. police and the Chicago may- Kathertae K. Baaer, Advertattaf Manafer Herbert Southern of 571 E. Hazelwood Ave. reported. Councilman Ray A. Gla- or to public scorn. They and his home had been broken into and a Panasonic stereo cobbe who once again proved Mrs. Claire A. Sctmpper other facts in the repqrt pro- The Rahway News fteeord and dark Patriot are weekly newspapers serving the best interests of FM-AM radio and tape player purchased only three the perfect host; to the re- Publicity Chairman, Araa 4 vides ample cause for an ob- their respective communities~_It is the endeavor of these journals to present the news in a sound, hours earlier bad been stolen. presentatives of the Regina Crossroads G. S. Council jective study and investiga- sane, and traditional manner, maintaining the rights of all by accurate factual statement and At 3 p.m. Mrs. Jean Condron, of 187 E. Hazelwood Corporation for the impres- tion into network "news" sive tour of their plant; to To tbe Editor: measured reasonable opinion. Ave. reported a sewing machine valued at $130 had been broadcasting. As the Fed- - stolen from her car while it was parked in Municipal the Galaxy Restaurant for A Special Investigations eral Communications Com- their hospitality; and to Mrs. Subcommittee of die House. Subscription Bates by Mall Including Postage $4.00; Outside Union and Middlesex Parking Lot C. . Committee on Interstate and mission pointed out, '-'slant- - Counties $8.00; Second Class Postage Paid at Rahway. New Jersey THURSDAY, MARCH 31 Kenneth Kirkbright, the ma- ing the news amounts to fraud. Robert D. Rlcci of 8 Applewood Dr., Edison, re- yor's secretary, for the Foreign Commerce sought upon the public and a very . ported his 1968 Ford stolen from Sinnott*s Parking Lot many clerical duties she to track down documentation dangerous fraud indeed." In at Broad and Cherry Sts. between 7:50 a.m. ana 7:40 performs so graciously for on four "staged news" ev- my opinion, the television ^MERCK OFFICIAL GUEST p.m. The car was later recovered by the Elizabeth us during G. S. Week. ~ ents during the 1968 Chicago networks are guilty of a sys- Smoking Is Such a Drag Police Department at 1:41 a.m. We were most grateful National Democratic Con- tematized attack against the - Frank Korzeb of 499 Central Ave. reported his home to Mayor John C. Marsh vention and its attendant very institutions which sus- To smoke or not co smoke. JThat is the crucial broken into between-hours of 5 and 7:45 p.m. Entry and the members of the city rioting. Here are some of tain our way of life. And, in dilemma facing thousands of American smokers today. #Mrs.| Leo Kahn was apparently gained by breaking the front door. Two council for the lovely adver- the shocking excerpts from addition, I seriously question -From -newspapers,-billboards,-..magazines...radio, and -diamond-rings valiued at $420 were stolen. - TTTJaeinent commemorating -its reports-Senator and Mrs. —their-political-ideoVogv. — television, Madison Avenue has long been broadcasting At 11:10 p.m. police detailed to a parking lot at 2428 the 58th anniversary of Girl Gale Me Gee saw a news^~ how glamorous it is to smoke, how relaxing it is, how St. George Ave. where a neighbor looking out of his • Scouting in the U.S. A., which reel crew in Grant Park ar- Don Pfister smart it is. The millions of dollars poured into cigarette To Host N CM range to have a girl demon- window saw and chased two young thieves in the pro- appeared in your March 5 P.O. Box 92 Rahway advertising keep the stream of propaganda flowing Mrs._ Leo Kahn of 1063ished children, problems of cess of removing the battery from under the hood of a • Issue. strator, who was wearing a steadily. Over the years the success of the advertising youth, programs to assist car owned by Donna Bird. The thieves ran leaving' - bandage- across her fore-- barrage, whether subliminal or how, was apparent. In Mldwood Dr.", Rahway, will in the fight against drugs, head, walk up to a line of Na- host the next regular meeting •pollution. behind a flashlight, a heavy pair of metal cutters and a May We Fiii Your 1960 there were over 51 million cigarette smokers in of the Central Parkway-Sec- wrench. tional Guard troops and begin the United States. tion, National Council of Jew- SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1 shouting, "Don't hit me!" Next Prescription? ish Women, at her home on JERSEY, CHANCERY DIVISION Just prior to 2:41 a.m. Mrs. Sandy Wissingerof 2204 when the newsreel crew gave Then, in January 1964, the surgeon general released UNION COUNTY the cue and began shooting. Monday night, Apiil 13. Bob Docket No. M-9162-68 Elizabeth_Ave. noticed her car being pushed out into his now-famous report. The cigarette was once again Meyers, a Merck official, SEAMAN AND CLARK, ESQS. the road by two youths. She yelled at the youths, and The U. S. Attorney for the in the spotlight, but instead of calling it glamorous and will discuss the topic, "The • 214 Smith Street, Perth Amboy, they fled leaving the car in the middle of the roadway. Northern District of Illinois, CLARK —relaxing,- he called it harmful and dangerous and deadly.- IntniBion~of Extremists Into New Jersey 08861 (201) 324-1234 At 4:50 a.m. Ptl. Paul Mancuso and Special Officer Thomas A. Foran, stated The cigarette, obviously, was not everything the ad- Public Education." Attorneys for Plaintiff. VJm. Temple checked the papers of a car driven by that he witnessed an indivi- vertising men. had cracked it up to be. Far from it. RADM1LA JOYCE ASANO- dual, sitting on the grass and DRUGS Mrs. Kahn and Mrs. Mor- VICH. Plaintiff, vs ILIJA ASAN- Craig. Poulos, 18, of 852 Madison Ave. and accompanied holding-a large bandage in The surgeon general saw a direct connectionLbetween ris - Singer of- Rahway and OVICH, Defendant. Civil Action by Nick Demos, 18, of 502 W. Scott Ave. Five loaves- 8B Westfield Ave., Clstk smoking and ill health, particularly lung cancer. Notice or Order for Publication of bread, subsequently found to belong to the A&P his hand, conversing with a Hence the dilemma. Whether to surrender to years Mrs. Norman Brltman and on Absent Defendant. three - man camera crew, Mrs. Murray Singer of Clark, SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW Supermarket, Linden, and three half-gallons of milk,, of conditioning and continue to smoke or to face the one qt. of milk and one qt. of orange juice taken from one of whom had the CBS 381-7100 unpleasant facts of the surgeon general's report and return today from the Mid- JERSEY, trademark on his jacket. Af- Atlanric District Convention DOCKET No. M-9162-68 porches of homes in Rahway. POWER RAKES Free Delivery - Anytime put that cigarette out for good. STATE OF NEW JERSEY: ter a brief conversation, the of the education and service THURSDAY, APRIL 2 TILLERS Evidence indicates that more and more Americans organization at the Cherry TO: IUJA ASANOVICH: Reports were received, of ten cars parked in various are taking the surgeon general's advice anti do'using Hill Inn, Cherry Hill. By virtue of an Order of the places having been vandalized during the night by an EOSERS I'M GLAD I CHANGED TO their last cigarette. Today, there are approximately 21 Superior Court of New Jersey, "Making the Scene in theChancery Division, made on the unknown person, apparently firing a pellettypegun. The ROLLERS million ex-cigarette smokers. One in five men who once 70's," the theme of the con- 23rd day of March. 1970, In a cars had broken windshields or • door glass panels. smoked have given it up. Some 100,000 physicians — civil action wherein Radmlla half of those who had smoked — have quit the habit. vention, expressed N.C.J. Joyce Asanovich Is the plaintiff John Costello, manager of Ivory TowersMotel, Rt.#l PREMIER OIL Further encouragement to fence-sitters is the dls- W.'s desire to get into the and you are the defendant, you and Lawrence St. reported a battery stolen from a xovery.that much_of the damage is reversible if ciga- action now, to work with and "are hereby required to answer Michigan registered Ford truck parked in their parking AMD become involved with-the-the-coraplalnt and amendment to lot area. GASOLINE rettes are given up in time. Emphysema will "mark, 1 1 pl a 0 n r SATURDAY, APRIL 4 time" and become no worse. With lung cancer, there's problems and issues of the' ""P ^ °J. •"* ^i , Q~°n SUPPLY little chance of turning back the clock once the disease n«>w rfoonrtp Thf>a<™>nrtn arv-ir before the 23th day of May, 1970, At 9:45 a.m. it was reported that Verneau's Drug new decade. The agenda spot- ^ serving to answer on Seaman Store of 1465 Irving St. had been the scene of an at- has gotten underway. But, the body has demonstrated lighted key issues of con- and Clark, Enquires, plaintiff's at- the ability to get rid of "precancerous" cells — cells Cern to women. Including ed- torneys, whose address faNo . 214 tempted break and entry. FOR FRIENDLY RELIABLE SERVICE n needs of improver- Smith Street, Perth Amboy, New while investigating Verneau's Drug Store it was dis- which have not made the final change to uncontrolled' Jersey, and'iand Inn defaultt «<«"••«thereo»f covered that Joe's Pet Shop of 34 E- Cherry Su had- _ AND HIGH QUALITY OIL growing. such judgment shall be rendered UGAL NOTICE against you as the Court shall also been the scene of an unsuccessful break and entry. The federal government recently rook a giant step in PUBLIC NOTICE thinfc equitable and Just. You After prying open an outer door, me burglar was un- Dial 388^5100 SOUTH BRANCH PROJECT shall file your answer and proof able to pry open the inner door. the direction of better health when it decided to ban of service in duplicate with the all television cigarette commercials started January 1, RAHWAY, NEW JERSEY The home of Mrs. Charles Rowland of 247 Stanton Please take notice that the Clerk o.f_ th. e Superior Court. St. was entered by burglar(s) who ransacked die pre- 1970. Many major newspapers, the New York Times Planning Board of the City of State House Annex, Trenton, TJew among them, have already established certain criteria Rahway will hold a Public Hear- Jersey, In accordance with the mises. before they will accept cigarette advertisements. ing pursuant to the Direction of rules of civil practice and pro- SUNDAY, APRIL 5 But where did it all start? History can successfully the Municipal Council of the City cedure. Ethel Glazier of 139 Russeii Ave. reported 11 eight- of Rahway at the Council Cham- The object of said action Is to track stereo tapes stolen from her husband's car .while trace~~smO?lng. back to Sir Walter Raleigh, whose .Tiers In the City of Rahway. New obtain a judgment of divorce be- servant doused nim with water when he saw smoke 'Jercey, on the 14th day cf April tween the said plaintiff and you. it was parked in front of their home during the night. swirling out of Sir- Walter's mouth. Thehabitcontinued 1970, at 3:00 pjn prevailing time Dated: March 30, 1970 At 6:50 p.m. police were detailed to Demblinjps • and even thrived among the aristocratic classes, but for the purpose'of hearing per- SEAMAN AND CLARK Market, 736 W. Grand Ave. On arrival they learned scng-Interested, in, lor- who would Attorneys of Plaintiff that apparently someone-had secreted themselfinside ~fr"~tTfflT*hTLrbfrwaBnotTmfflT>urenturyttegntph p be. affected by, a_\4etirminatton 2" Smith Street the store prior to closing as a screw driver and two lar appeal. The magazine advertisements glamorizing that the area de-cribed below Is Perth Amboy, New Jersey the weed started to appear in the Thirties as ladles in a renewal area as-denned in sirmUFma ctic bottles of whiskey were found on :the floor where the calf-length dresses gazed soulfully at their mustachioed Chapter 187 of the Laws cf 1949. ^^ a "" thief had broken out of the store premises. THE NEXT TIME at amended and supplemented SHERIFFS STLE — Superior MONDAY, APRIL 6 Romeos in white double-breasted Jackets^At-first, only (N. J. S. A. Section 40:55-21. 1 et Court of New Jersey, Chancery At 3:20 a.m. Albert W. Kochy, 52, of 216 Elm Ave. the Romeos held cigarettes, but gradually more and seq.) and who favor cr who are Division, Union County, Docket reported be was mugged and stabbed in his left hand, more ads showed ladies with cigarettes. opposed to such determination. A #F1188-68. MOHAWK SAVINGS The greatest boom the cigarette industry enjoyed came map of the area described below AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a while he stood in front of his home. The assailant was with World War II. There was never a package sent to has been prepared and can be In- corporation of New Jersey, Pla±n- reported as a white male. spected at the office of the Clerk tiff, vs WILLIAM VIRGIN, et aL ... YOU'RE AT THE a G.I. that did not include at least a few packs of his of ths Municipality. The bounda- Defendant Civil Action Alia* ^^ffiS^^ftWSOKBas^^ favorite butt. And one popular radio program of the ries of the area being lnveni- Execution—For Sale of Mart- x- .-•!-. war years, sponsored a leading cigarette company, goted as to such determination gaged Premises. X; always went off the air with the name of a servicemen's here and above described, are as By virtue of the above-stated :x hospital that was going to receive hundreds of its fcllowv alias writ of execution to toe dl- •:•: FOR TOP SECURITY sponsor's product. BEGINNING at a pclnt at the rected I shall expcee-tar sale by '•:•: K Intersection cf the southwesterly public vendue. In room Bt8, In the X; CALL "AHTripHY'S" KEY SHOP, TO INSTALL" As the number-of cigarette smokers in thecountry llnj' of Eat Hazelw;od Avenue~Court House; In the City of XUa- & continued to increase, there was also a nagging but with the westerly line of Main beth, N. J, on Wednesday, the RS DOUBLE CYLINDER LOCKS WITH DEAD BOLTS. never confirmed corresponding increase in the incidence Street and running thence 22nd day of April A. D, 1970, at It: (1) Along the westerly line of two o'clock In the afternoon of OUR NAME IS YOUR GUARANTEE SINCE 1111 of lung cancer. In 1921 there had been 371 deaths said Main Street 1630' more or said day. attributed to lung cancer. In 1930 the number jumped to less to the Intersection of the said All the following tract or par* over 2,300. By 1940 more tnan 7,000 deaths were re- westerly line cf Main Street and eel of land and the premises here* SHOPPING CENTER ported. In 1950 it was up to 18,000, and'in 1960 the the northeasterly line of Reglna fn«ft»r particularly described. 388-1198 figure stood at almost 36,500. In 1970 deaths due to lung Avenue; thence situate, lying and being In the 12) Southwesterly IV more or CITY of RAHWAY, In the County cancer are expected to rise to 62,000. lc-s to the Intersection of the of UNION and State of New Jer» CENTRAL AVE. In 1964 the connection was established. In addition, southwesterly line of Begins Ave- sey: GRAN CENTURIONS the surgeon general's report showed that the adverse nue and the northerly line of Mill BEGINNING at a point In tb* & effects of smoking are not limited to lung cancer. Street; thence northerly side of East Haielwoo* (3) Along said northerly line of Avenue (also known as Hazel- Studies made during the 1950's indicated that cigarette Mill Street 320* more or less; wood Avenue) distant 302.43 feet GARPJN STATE P'KWAY smokers are more likely to become ill periodically thence easterly along the same from Its 4 $250 Grants and to die early from at least three other groups of (4) Southerly and at right an- Intersection with the easterly tide diseases: cancer of the lip, mouth, tongue, larynx, gles to the northerly line of Mill cf Main Street, running thence Once again, the Gran Centurions will award four Street GC m're or lest to the (1) along the northerly side of scholarship grants. As in the past, each grant will be CLARK pharynx and esophagus; chronic lung ailments, es- -outherly line of Mill Street; East Hazelwood Avenue South 64 pecially bronchitis and emphysema, and coronary thence decrees 16 minutes East 15.83 in the amount of $250, two of which will be awarded artery disease and probably other diseases of me heart (5) Easterly along the southerly feet; thence (2) North 29 degrees to college-bound students and two to non-college- and the blood-circulatory system. line ct Mill Street 20C more or 44 minutes East 120 feet; thence bound students. There is little question buTthat the cigarette is the less to an angle point therein; (3) North 64 degrees 16 minutes All Clark students in their senior year are eligible, LOOK FOR US'. thence West 13.85 feet; thence (4) South major culprit in mis tragic waste of life. International (6) Southeasterly along the 25 degrees 44 minutes West to, irrespective of what school they attend. studies show that the increase in lung cancer affected southwesterly line of Mill Street through and beyond a Party wall Applications are available at the guidance office of only countries where cigarettes had become popular. SOD' more cr }evi to the Intersec- uo feet to Use northerly side Of Arthur Johnson Regional High School, the Clark Public In countries where people did not smoke cigarettes, tlon ther;>?f at .the easterly line East Hazelwood Avenue, the pout Library. and the office of Dr. Clement Solieri at 800 of Lec-ville Avenue: thence or place of BEQINNINO. Raritan R'd. lung cancer remained a rare malady. (7) Northeasterly along said B3SNQ known as 438 E. Hazel. So why not outlaw smoking? A few days after the line of Lee-^Ule Avenue 2140 wood Avenue, Rahway, N. J. Judge Joseph Postlzzi, chairman of the scholar- surgeon general's report was released, the city fathers feet, more cr le*i to the Intersec- There is due approximately ship committee, advised that all applications are due FIRST FEDERAL of one Texas town prepared to outlaw both the sale and tlon thcrerf, with - the southwest- $7.71033 with Interest from Feb. Friday, April 17. smoking ofclgarettes within the town limits, under crly line of East Hazelwood Ave- roiry 19,1969 and costs. This program is made possible through the efforts nue, thence The Bheriff rtaeives the right penalty ofrTlne or Imprisonment or-:bjyb. But wiser (8) Northwesterly along said to adjoum this sale of many Clark businessmen and residents who subscribe counsels prevailed, and the ordinance was not passed. Hie rf East Haielw-od Avenue RALPH OHISCBLLO. Sheriff to the annual scholarship ad book. 4 The majority of public health authorities do not 430' rn-re or less to the point and LOOTS J. COHEN, Atty. In addition, the Gran Centurions will sponsor its support ,such laws. The failure of the 18th Constitu- place of BEGINNr^JG. DJ & RNH CX-l7io4 fourth annual scholarship dance on Friday, May 22, All persons ^ho^are Interested" 3/284t Tees: $80.80 tional Amendment outlawing alcoholic beverages is still in. rr who may be affected-by. a marking the culmination of its 1970 scholarship program. too fresh in too many memories. And the inability of determination that said area It a SERVICES- even the most stringent laws to stamp put the illegal renewal area or by a possible ac- traffic in narcotics is further proof, that a better way quisition of such area pursuant DRIVE-UP WINDOWS must be found to achieve public health goals in a free to said statute are Invited to at- All Four a Little Boy tend the hearing and will be af- society. ~» •"='•' • forded an opportunity to be heard CHRISTMAS CLUB PrauillaWS RMMSN4 with re*oect to the foregoing. ,, • • By direction cf the Municipal VACATION CLUB Veterans Studying under Council and the Planning Board the G.I. Bill are urged to in- cf the City of Rahway. New Jer- SAVINGS CERTIFICATES | form the Veterans Adrainis- *%>,„___ w Rrm,nF txation promptly if they have £to CTe* SCHROr SAVINGS ACCOUNTS a Change in their course Of Courtney W. Clarke. Chairman studj$ address, or number of Planning Board of HOME IMPROVEMENT dependents. City of Rahway LOANS MORTGAGE LOANS ROBBINS & ALLISON AMERICAN EXPRESS FUEL15.B FEDERAL TRAVELERS CHECKS GAL. INC. AND MORE! OIL Established r912 Oa *riw .SAVINGS/ il, Natiml ln.J. 14 H. en «U m«fc*« of buiiMtt. ° LOCAL AHO Wmv F«at HrrvUy fust i «» • emit LONG DISTANCE 5 OFFICES MOVINS «STORAGE THE SOUND OF MUSIC -. Ttafi wtatt The DwtlPt will bt •ffvhg at flM "Billy Malty TO SERVE YOU! SIMONE BROS. ° PACKING Fatf-Raisiic Di«>«r-0«et" U be told Satartay May U at tttRakn y EHca CM. SclNMhitoi -•--•---• UN0B4, NJ. tf rtwt »t 7:10 MB.. wwXi «HI •« wti tt •••win MrtleaTcalttii tf teafa aamw mi HU «-2726 27W3M 41W. (MX), and GMrp Slnkioe (cartem). —s ' •- v •»' *«/...«-»*'«yn» RAHWAY NEWS RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT PAGE 4 THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1970 •iage by her stepfather, x R. Lieneck, and.had ^ww««MlsIeri Carol Ann Ran- New iawett Oldert Weekly as maid of honor. Mr. ind Gornlc of Rahway /»y«'Gk"~&ti aS ^eSt man' CwarK W /^"bridesmaids were the Union County1. Newerf Weekl3 Shirley Randolph; a of the bride, Jill Kriss, Pnblbhed Krerr Tfcund»Kottler, Donna Faugb- BAUER PUBLISHING 1470 Broad Street Rahway, at Town and Cfc BMMT, Editor AH. The ushers were The bride will be The BaT For the best their reAndrew fn printing of al! sorts give us a call at 388-0600. •ne bride wore a full- Ig^th gown and train oflace o--r taffeta embroidered with g.ed pearls and a chapel- Sisterhood to Serve ength bouffant veil. She car- ried a bouquet of small white bud rbses and white car- Kosher Chinese Food nations. Mr. and Mrs, Ephraim Black Kosher - Chinese food will presided over by Mrs. Floa The maid of honor and be j P. p.-ired, cooked and ser- Weiss, president, will n" bridesmaids wore long gowns of pInk chiffOn over taffeta and carried hand b f Ephraim Blacks Celebrate -Ci.i rk,- «!;— tftei-r-meeting-on—%er-,-- hospitality -cha'rm"an<- V.VJiK-sdjy night, April 15, will handle refreshrr°nts- and baby's breath, Wedding Anniversary a: ^:3U at r.'ii/ temple. Mrs. The Clinton Map-r. Route bride, a graduate of High School, is em- ,-i... ..ii^niLi nun, a ^rrra— --"" » Unio^im-iiin . wilntlu -lous>e* th *-*e ~ -''- 120 annual-din- as a secretary by TBISaforr^lS^Park.sCRah- be Mrs. Black's brother, •_• of Chinese - cooking Sisterhoods 120 annual-din- Sharpe -& Dohme in —way.-will-celebratethelr 60th —-r—-• - • — Jricf at tiie China Instit- Tier "on Thur'^y nlgnr.TVlay Mrs, Charles David -.Lawrence Lamb of Pasadena^ ne New York City. anniversary on Sunday, April^ ••-'•a •teJCiio •JCIKTr of Chines. e H- Mrs. Ir- Weinerman Calif, who serveservedd. as " Ci'okin-j at rhcMillburn Adult and Mrs', rreida Posnock, The bridegroom, also a (The former Miss Barbara Lynn Randolph) 12. An open house reception man at the wedding. School, will demonstrate co - ch""rman» are finaliz- graduate of Rahway High will be held at the American v.iriuus dishes fur themem- ing pl"is. which include co- School, received his U.S. Legion Hall, Rahway. — Bernie Berns. Re- Lady Eagles Deal Out The celebrants* four sons K- -Sin Sandra Ann Daluesio • and five daughters will be , pro- presently hosts and hostesses. They Pnt^m are Mr. and Mrs. George ' Mrs. Zimmerman Joan Bobkier, Sunny Opper- Police Department. Help: 4 Card Parties Black, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Af a weddin Black. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan .'•. short h mati and Harriet Weiss. f - . ... .,g 6 ^xP to When it comes to helping Members oJL$fat organl- "Mr; and Mrs. John P. and a cruise to St. others, then deal in the Lad- zation rate a pig hand for Black, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gontarz of 2200 Whittier SU, Thomas, the couple will re- ies Auxiliary F. O. £, 1863 the scheduling of five card Black and Mr. and Mrs.Rahway, and PineBeacb have side in Englewood. of RahwayRahwav.. parties, four of which will James Plunkett, Mr. and Mrs. announced the engagement Mr. and Mrs. Samuel L. Daluesio of 64 Cook St., Lester Ford, Mr. and Mrs. :::*:r:*:>w.;:s%:r:::::::s:.:«*-x:::::::::?:::::::;« aid charities. Clark, have announced" the engagementof their daughter. of their daughter, Miss Bar- Mis, -•'.isanr Gontarz* daughter of Mr. and Mrs. For openers, Mrs. Step- ' Harry Llnnell, Mrs. Lor- bara Jean Gontarz, to Hamp- • Dim 1; 2200 Whittier St., Rahway, and Pine Miss Sandra Ann Daluesio, to Thomas Michael Wojcio, raine Lane and Mrs. Mar- hen Strakele reported that )son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Wojcio of 354 Pine Ave., ton S. Smith, son of Mr. and !i:u IIK iiride of Stephen R. Mirota, son of Formal her card gathering came up garet Skarda. Mrs. J. Morgan Smith of Mr. ... Stephen Mirota of Manville Saturday, a winner, and the same re- 'Garwood. _ Mr. and Mrs. Black were Birmingham, Ala. " ••. M.;:•'•• s Koman Catholic Church, Rahway. I Miss Daluesio is a senior at Monmouth College, Long married April 12, 1910, in •¥ port was turned in by Mrs. Miss Gontarz was gradua- •- harLs :;uttner officiated and the reception Wear § Cel Romozzi. In mis one, < Branch, where she is majoring in elementary education. the Presbyterian Church, ted from All Souls School' r.u's Lounge, Roselle Park. iv the ladies were in there Mr. Wojcio is a senior 'at Seton Hall University, Stapleton, S.I. They were of Nursing, Morristown. She Mirfr. • ari-J. C.ontarz was maid of honor for South Orange, where he is working toward a degree in born in Irvine Ayrshire, For Hire •£ punching for the Max Baer psychology. is a registered nurse in At- am! J.jse:-h Markert was best man. There >j Heart Fund. Scotland, and have been res- lanta, Ga. e f-.-l.r ther attendants. S Now_ Mrs.. Agnes Nelson A November wedding is planned. idents of Rahway for 50 years. .Mr. Smith was gradua- :< a v,raJu.:te of Montclair State College 5i- will hold a gathering for They are members of theted from the University of t.'ii. brice:;riu::i iss a graduate of Trenton State i|: pasteboard devotees tomor- After that, the action will aerie that plana were made Second Presbyterian Church. Southern Mississippi, where y<. and i business education teacher at Plain- j:- row night at 8 o'clock at shuffle to die home of Mrs. to celebrate Mother's Day Mr. Black was general he received a bachelor 6f -Ad High Schoul. S; the Eagle home. This will Eugene Peare, 172 Linden arts degree and was a mem- . r -: honeymoon in Canada, the couple will live Main Street ::•: benefit Cerebral Palsy. Ave., Rahway. The date is ber of Alpha Tau Omega Gr .enbrook Gardens, North Plainfield. Wednesday, April 15, thchaie r The next card parry, for time 8 p. m. and the worthy fraternity. He is presently the Jimmy Durante Chil- Refreshments were serv- They have 23 grandchil- employed with a publishing dren's Fund, will be on Fri- reason is the Deborah Fund. company in Atlanta. day,. April 17, at 8 p. m. It was announced at theMrs. Peare, who substituted A June wedding is planned. at die Eagle home and will last regular meeting at the for Mrs. Steven Danches. be under the direction of The latter was unable to at- Mrs. Joseph Sepesi. tend because of the illness Sou Our Model ftitchons of her husband. He is in Rah- Lucy's Italian Kitchen way Hospital. - - Displayed At The attendance award went to Mrs. Naomi Gurka. The HUFFMAN-KOOS Restaurant & Pizzeria next meeting is Monday, NEW AND LUNCHEON SPECIALS April 20. 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Elizabeth I Metuchen I Perth Amboy Rahway Westfield Facilities Available for Private Parties Fm Patron ParfclaF77 :.'.::.;• •:'*&:.->:••• • .-•:;."»'•/- i PAGE 8 THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1970 RAHWAY NEWS RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT RAY'S CORNER Rahway, Clark Figure 3,4 in WC By Ray Hoagland The Watchung Conference promising, ana John Mayas, bat. Keith Devine or Paul The Crusaders have a Ray Massaro, who was at cond last year to Scotch six proved veterans handling opened its season yesterday a good looking sophomore. Cohen will open at the mid- strong and fast outfield Roselle Catholic. Thirteen Plains in the league and the the other spots. when the Rahway Indians Jim Wheaton, the best- die sack, while fancy fields spearheaded b_y Tom Squas- of the players on die team county tournament. Coach The leading pitcher Is Ke- traveled to Scotch Plains to looking hitter on the club, er Jerry Di Donato will start hie, who was"' the team's are juniors. The Highland- Bob Babetski has only one vin Moynighan, a strong - meet the Raiders in a game- who is up from the jayvees, at the hot corner. Coach Jim top hitter last season, Bill ers have a good assortment pitcher returning from last armed righthander who hurl- that might go a long way in will play at third base. He Sochan has two catchers to Wojciak and George Scott, of veterans led by letter-, season. He is Mike Prutz- ed a no - hitter last season. By Ray Hoagland deciding the team dtle this bit over .400. Another strong select from, Mark Checchio -Pitchers who will see lotsof men Doug Rau and Tom Me man. He also has two hard- First base Is wide open, with spring. Both teams are hitter up from the same team and junior Don Tryon. The action are Jim Schneider and - throwing sophs in Harry Lin- Richie Miller and Marv Art Bonnetd's 254 game Fred S&ngo led the scor- 'strong and both are in re- la junior first sacker Jim lead - off man is center-' wo juniors, Chuck Kovacs deroth and Richie Mazzella. Sweet struggling for the Cann, a pair of right - hand- The Infield appears set stardng Job. and a 661 set let the Inter- ers in the Clark Lanes 875 building stages. Dello - Russo. Joe Monnln- fielder Chip Dunn. • and Ken Kessler. era who accounted for seven city loqp at RecreadoB Lan- League with a 248 game and The Rahway News Record ger is a solid shortstop with Other outfielders are Ro- The Indians do not have a with John Van Brunt behind Richie Geltman, strong a strong arm and co - cap- of the team's eight wins last, the plate, Tom Beadle, at se- defensively and' "one of die es. George Schmoll had 620, a 637 series. Walter San- and Clark Patriot have been ger Wlnan's,' John Browerjpitcher of varsity exper- year. Both feature breaking Jim Colapletro 612, Paul ders rolled a 241 - 623. looking into the crystal ball tains Randy Richardson and and sophomore Charles San- ience. Fred Steuber, who cond, Al DIFabio at third, team's better hitters, will Scott Gillin are the second stuff. Coach MSssaro is Ray Santella at short, all start his third season at Migliozzi 611, Ray Schma- Other leaders wereCiro Po- and have come up with the guilano. The team has sev- played at short last season, looking for help from junior ler 608, Rocky Gudor 606 lese 618, Harry Morecroft winner. It will be the Blue baseman and catcher. Rich- eral pitchers, led by left- ls looked on as a thrower, good fielders and hitters. second. " Junior letterman ardson is a switch hitter. Kyle Me Cormick and Kevin; Dan Aver and Dennis Con- Jack Evanchik and Paul Str- and Al Benedict 606. 616, Mike Kopera 618, Hank Devils of Westfield, a team handed Richie Reilly and and when not on the mound O Brien. both righthanders.r • • * Glucksman 606 and Al Che-that appears to have the pit-' Both Richardson and Gillin Steve McNulty. ' will operate at shortstop.' nolly are battling for first asle will share «hort. Bruce are highly rated defensive- A z base.^Chris Cudd,. B9b.Hu- Brazer, a soUdjlaye Zion Lutheran #2 held on to ety 603. ching strength that is needed ly and are expected to im- The third slot .wlil.l»e-a-- l- oUo_1la a fine-looking the top spot in the Women's * * *. to win in schoolboy compet- battle between the Clark third baseman "who also can Juniors will be at all in-', biak and Bob Dlakon are-the be at third. prove at dieplate. outfielders. Church Bowling League with Joe Bilella of Clark, cap- idon. The Blue Devils are Crusaders of Lou Peragallo pitch when needed. Other field spots except the hot ? The backstop will be hand- a 2 - 1 win over the First tain of the Thomas & Betts coached by Dick Zimmer, The outfield has two let- and the Rahway Indians, un- hurlers are sophomores corner, where good glove- Hillslde s Comets playing led by veteran Tony-Panar- Presbyterians, while Osceo- Co. bowling team that is en- who has the nucleus from a termen. Bill Napier and der veteran Earl C. Hoag- Jack Flath, George Rothwel- man Tom Zemla is return- under a new coach, veteran ese and Richie Ferguson. In la Presbyterian remained tered in the $30,000 Echo team last season that was un- Drew Ruotolo, and the third land. Both teams are strong ler and George Severance ing. Other lnfielders .are Joe Silver, director of atH- the outfield will be a pair of two full games back after Lanes - Cadillac handicap der .500. spot will be shared by pit- a field, but viack experienced and senior Jack Burket. • Richie Wesis at second. letics appears to.be weak veterans, Ed Crisafulli- and taking the odd game from tournament this month, is . The bestpitcherlnthelea- chers Johnson and Mac Clos- pitchers. , The Indians have six ex- Chuck: Rundlet at shortstop at the plate. There is only Sandy Freedman, with Dave Mixed til... The only sweep averaging 174. Ted Lam- gue is Ed "Skeeter" Mac key. The Crusaders have tal- perlenced players headed by and Mark Thomas at first. one returning pitcher, but Cohan or Ken Rlcfcel filling of the night came when the back, also of Clark, is a Closkey, who had a season • The runner - up spot is ented players at eight posts, junior center - fielder Craig they are strong on defense. the other spot. Mixed #2 scored over Trin- member of the Jatto team mark of 4 - 4 last year, al- expected, to go to the Raid- Ddug Techanchul Is a strong H"gger, wbp hU .239 last The~Trakima8 twins, jun- Tity Methodist.St. Paul's won, and is averaging 183, while lowed only 10 earned runs ers of Scotch Plains," who catcher defensively ancTa ~vear and"wasselectedohThe iors and Bill Richie will al- :2 - 1,; from the Zion Luth- Jack Rosenmeier of Clark in 62 innings and was vic- last season captured both better than' average long ball- Rahway News Record All so see acdon. Bill is a vet- . eran '#1. Dot Cole of Zion has a 181 average. dmized by the team's weak the Watchung title and the hitter. At first will be Gary Conference team. Gary Be- eran catcher and Richie is Lutheran til rolled a high In addition to the big cash hitdng. Mac Closkey has fine'' Union County tournament. Smolyn, who has a sore arm, chelll is at second, a good playing left field for tlie se- game of 186. awards for team, doubles speed and control. The Raiders- retained only and Fred Bauer will-be the gloveman, Ron Miller is at cond straight season. Three- •*••*•"•. Gentleman and singles events, a $6,000 Other pitchers on the team one regular shortstop, Col- stardng shortstop, with Bob flrst and Jim Blackburn is year'veteran John Piccariel- Jim Sorensen of Clark Cadillac will go to the bowl- are Gist Johnson, a junior ton Helbig, who batted .281 Blejwas at second. The third behind the mask. . lo will operate in centerfield. rolled a 290 game at Clark er who rolls the highest righthander, the fast ball •last season and is a fancy sack will be handled by Phil The second division will Lanes to finish with a 636 gross three - game series. thrower on the club, seniors fielder. Schifano, who also is a" pit- ^ topped by the Highlanders The dark horee of the lea- set in the" American Legion John Pfeiffer and Richie An- Charlie Barrett is set at cher, Mike-. Miller or Ed of Berkeley Heights, who will gue could be the Cougars of Post #328 League. Sorensen In the Suburban 87^ Lea- derson, both of whom are first with a good glove and Pinkham. be playing under a new coach, Cranford, who finished se- had a spare in the opening gue at Clark Lanes, 17 men frame and then rolled 11 scored over 600. They In- straight strikes. Bill Hering cluded Harry Gibson, with a had a high series of 255-660, 235 - 655, Bob Welter, 244-. Clark Rahwayans A Tiger in Their Tank followed by Joe Fakelmann 629, John Martin 625, Frank 622, Lou Kaluske 618, Stan Slaughter 622, Jim Cole619, Yackiel 240 - 611, TedSzie- Hal Josell 618, Sal CicalesC ch 605 and Mike Carney 604. 618, Harry Mulford 247 - In WC Finish 4th * *. * . 618, John Tylutki and Dick Dan Tarantlno lead the Hunton 614, Bob Vaning 612, pinners in the Intercounty Tom Gavin 609, Willie Sdch-' Industrial League at Recre- ter 608, George Mould 607, Opener In Track Frank Lanza 607, Al John- ation Lanes, hitting a • 269 The 880-yardrelayteamof game in a 671 set. Dr. Sol son 605 and Clro Polese 605. Post dme today at John- • • • son Regional High School is Richie Treadwell, Carlton. Berman was runner - up Nolan Field is 3:45, when Stewart, Levon Mosley and with a 656, followed by Ned Twenty farmer Union die Westfield Blue Devils Ira Presley broke die record Tip your Gochenaur, 244 - 628, Bert County basketball officials meet die Clark Crusaders in of 1.34 set by a Rahway team Goldstein 289 - 626. Al Hil- were honored this week by die opening game of the Wat- last year in the annual North lard 625, Art Master 248 - the North Jersey Board of chung Conference season for Bergen Relays, but the team 614, Bob Morales 609, Joe Approved Basketball Offi- both teams. from Lincoln High School in hat and Macaluso 251 - 607, Sam cials at the Robin Hood Inn, Coach Lou Peragallo will Jersey City, which won, ran Salvagglo 263 - 605, and Clifton. They included Earl start curve-ball specialist die distance in 1.29.9 to set Chuck Halpin 257 - 601. E. Hoagland of Rahway, past Phil Schifano, who had a 4-3 a new mark. Rahway's time * • » president .of the associadon, mark last season, while Blue was 1.31.7. treat that, The Rips of Rahway com- Frank Cicarell, also of Rah- way. Devils' coach Dick Zimmer peted in the New Jersey AAU will start its mainstay, Ed The 440-yard relay was V women's volleyball champ- "Skeeter" MacCloskey, a won by Union in the time of ionship at the Columbia High southpaw. 44.4., while the John Moon- Special* lady* School In South Orange- on Clark will play GarySmo- coached team of Rahway fin- Saturday. •> lyn at first. Bob Blejwas at ished third, with a 44.7 clock- second, Fred Bauer at short ing. Team members were In Net Bow and Mike Miller at-third. In Richie Treadwell, Carlton to a dining N0MMOEDFM7 the outer gardens, it will be Stewart and freshmen Dave ACttOtYNNMDS Bob Nadasky is the head Bill Wojciak in left, Tom Rogers and Ira Presley. Joa Williams, left, Fonner Rahway High School Gnat, Signs with Jars«y Tigers. Wltb Him' are coach of the Clark Crusaders* BUTCH Squashlc in center and In the long jump relay, me Robert Bauer, $enter, Club President, and GM Bill Caress, tennis team that will open George Scott in right. Veter- team of Mosley, Rogers and CASSIW its season next Tuesday af- Experience AND THE- an Doug Techanchuk will op- Tim Soloman was - fifth to ternoon at home with the erate with the big glove and Paramus. :•' .Ji'lMrHi-i SUNOANCtKID Cranford Cougars. mask. and " The schedule: . Rahway. finished fourtii in April 17, DaytonReglonal, Westfield will start J^m team scoring with. eight ACL Signs Joe Williams, STEAK HOUSE Dello-Russo at first. Randy. home; 23, Westfield, away; Richardson and Joe Monnin- points. The meet was taken 28, Union Catholic, away; ger as the second-short com- by St. Benedict with 13. John- May 1, Berkeley, away; 5, bination and Jim Wheaton at son Regional scored one point US. ROUTE 22, Scotch Plains, home; 8, Ber- the hot corner. In die out- in die meet. MOUNTAINSIDE; N. J. keley, home; 12, Hillside, Both Rahway and Clark Reservations (201) 233-5542 home; 15, Union Catholic, field, it will be Bill Napier, Ex-Rahway Grid Stickout Drew Ruotolo and Gist John- will compete In die annual The Moller Family home; 18, North -Plainfleld, son. Scott Gillin will be the St. Joseph's meet at Mont- Joe Williams of Rahway, six TDs and six extra-point He was that club's top rush- away; 22, Rahway, away; 25, catcher. vale this week. one of the highest scoring rushes. One of his touch- er in 1965, leading scorer -Union County tournament^ griddeTB-in-New-Jersey-sch-- downs'"was a 100~-~yard in 1968^and~No. I rusher Private Parties up_toL2Q0 away. olastic footbalThistory and a .return_of __an_intercepted_agai.nJtoL1269J._ Softball Umpires Invited to Clinic pro star lor lie last seven pass. _ _ .Williams' signing, came The Union County Recre- 27, from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. years, is" coming" ho hie "to" "Williams then starred for few days after the Tigers an- ation and Park Association, at tie Edison Recreation roost as the first player to three years at the Univer- nounced the naming of Ken in cooperation with the Sum- Center, Summit. sign with the newly - form- sity of Iowa, being named Carpenter as coach of tte mit Recreation Commission, Topics to be taught will ed Jersey Tigers of the At- to the Coaches' All — Amer-. club. Carpenter was 1969 Momfe apple pie the Amateur Softball Associ- be mound demonstrations, lantic Coast League. lea second team in 1961. Cach of the Year in the ation of New Jersey and the slow and fast pitches, the Williams' signing was an- Then came a spectacular Continental League after his Union County ParkCommls- mechanics and techniques of nounced by Bill Caruso, gen- debut in the Canadian Pro- Indianapolis team won the slon, will conduct a Softball umpiring, interpretation and eral manager of the Tigers, fessional League as he championship. umpires' clinic for exper- the discussion of rules, slow who indicated that the team's sparked Winnipeg to the Grey Season tickets for the Ti- ienced and new umpires on and fast pitches. ' roster will be filled mostly Cup championship in 1962. gers' home games are now "0LD4E Mondays, April 13, 20 and by New Jersey products. After a few years in the Ca- on sale at Jersey State Sports' The Tigers will launcl) nadian League, Joe switched Inc., 530 E. South Aye., their first campaign this fall; to" the Continental League. Cranford.' ' playing home games Friday :sssssssww!« PS. EXPRESS BUSES and Saturday nights at reno- vated Williams Field off Route 1, Elizabeth. The Ti- Indian JVs Boat-Course TO PIMLICO gers will be the top farm Ttw Nttchunc Power club of the Baltimore Colts. Meet Clark Squadron will have a com- BUSES LEAVE: Every Satarday threat* April 18 ,.,,„,The- 205 -.- pound, _,.'<., "", - u Coach &U1 Dolan, former mencement certmeny at the Bread & E. Jersey Sts., Elizabeth 7:30 a.a. $10.90 Williams who led A^Con- Rahway High School andMon- Charles H. Brewer gym to- tlnental League-in rushing mouth College star and now Highway #1 & E. Grand Ave., Rahway 7:40 a.n. $10.00 .nL7"^ wi* •".••:• 'V PAGE 10 THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1970 RAHWA.Y NEWS RECORD/QURK PATRIOT A RAHWAY NEWS RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1970 PAGE 11 Advance A Busy Picket Dog Licenses •'UDEATHSt* TEMPLE BETH TOR AH SECOND BAPTIST Androvich Cited Bob Vrancken of Ml East Everybody who owns a Rahway Rahway To Finals Milton Ave., Ralmay, It a dog In Clark Is repaired to The Rahway Church Athletic and Recreational As- roal swlRgtr. Athletically Edgar Mickelson Mrs. Miller, 71 Late Friday evening ser- "A Remedy for a Guilt You Gotta Have Art seem a dec license, or the sociation presented Edward Androvich of lODoreenDr., Edgar Mickelson, 53, of Mrs. Pauline C. Miller, 71, vice at 8:30 p. ro. Members Complex" is the Sunday 11 Avenel with its Special service award" for his devoted speaking, that It. Bob, who township will officially bite 1084 Raritan. Road, ,CJark, of 14.3 , Briarheath Lane, In Twirling 1 of the USY -will conduct the a. in. sermon of Rev. James service to the association's basketball programs. plays tht outfield for PMC yoa. That's the word died 'in Memorial'General Clark ,' died In' Beth Hstael worship. Morning services: W. Ealey. The Inspirational , „ Androvich has refereed in the Biddy Boys. Junior flnhhlr- Collotts. will shuttle be- Tewnsalp Clerk Edwar r- fl! PAGE 12 THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1970 RAHWAY NEWS RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT LEGAL NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ELECTION NOTICE This Ordinance published here- OFFICE OF TOWNSHIP CLERK with was introduced at a Regular Shaking With Joy CLARK. NEW JERSEY mee'iing of the Council of the NOTICE Is hereby given that Township of Clark, In the County Legal Notices the Registration Books for theof Union, State of New Jersey, held March 23. 1970 and will be Primary Election will be closed further considered for final pass- ELECTION NOTICE age after public hearing at a OFFICE OF CITY CLERK -Regular—meeting-of-said—Council CITY HALL, RAHWAY, N. J. If you arc a qualified and reg- Registration may be made at the of the Township of Clark to be NOTICE is hereby given that istered voter of the State who ex- Office of the Township Clcrk. held April 20, 1970 at 8:00 PJvI. the Registration Books for thepecis to be absent outside the Municipal Building, yvestfield EDWARD R. PADUSNIAK Rahway Clark Primary Election will be closed State on June 2, 1970, or a quail- Avenue, Clark, New Jersey, on Township Clerk on Thursday, April 23, 1970, at AN ORDINANCE TO REGU- MARCH 29 APRIL 1 fled and registered voter who will any working day, excepting Sat- LATE THE PACKAGING 10:00 a. m. Responded to 9 o'clock p.m. Prevailing Time. be within the State on June 2. urdays, up to and including April AND LABELING OF MEATS 7:50 a.m. Smoke scare at Registrations and Transfers of 1070. but because of illness or 23, 1970. OFFERED FOR SALE AT 120 Russell Ave. Engine #5 33 Terminal Ave. Machine Registrations may be made at the physical disability will be unable In addition to the regulag r RETAIL WITHIN THE responded and found mal- fire. Office of the City Clerk, City to cast your ballot at the polling Hall, 1470 Campbell Street, Rah- hours, the Township Clerk's Of- TOWNSHIP OF CLARK. function in heating system. APRIL 3 place in your district on said date fice will be open en Saturday. AND SUPPLEMENTING 5:18 p.m. Alarm received 3:25 p. m. Responded to way. New Jersey, on any working and you desire to vote in theApril 18, 1970. from 10 A.M. to 3 CHAPTER 13 OF THE 'RE- day, excepting Saturdays, up to Primary Election to be held on P.M.M , and on ApriAil 2020, 2121. 222 andd VISED ORDINANCES OF from 1267 Broadway for a 1114 Raritan Rd. Television and including April 23, 1970. June 2, 1970. kindly write or ap- 23. 1970, from 4 P.M. to 0 P.M., CLARK" BY ADDING house fire. Upon arrival fire. On April 20,21, 22 and 23 and in ply in person to the undersigned . of accepting 4:15 p. m. Responded to addition to the regular hours, the for the purpose THERETO ARTICLE 5, SEC- found to be a bedroom fire. at once rquesting that a civilian Transfers of TIONS 13-43, 13-14. 13-45 The original call was for 142 Central Ave. Fire in City Clerk's Office will be open absentee ballot be forwarded to Registrations and AND 13-40.. from 4:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. foryou. Such request must state your Registrations. 1767 Broadway which is not rear of house. the purpose of accepting Regis- home adddess, and the address to OFFICE OF THE WHEitEAS, pre-packaged fresh in Rahway. This mixup 9:30 p. m. Responded to trations and Transfers of Regis- which said ballot should be sent, TOWNSHIP CLERK cut m^Ms oiicicd f.-r .il- :'•>' \o :\ caused some delay in the re- Mother Seton High School. trations. MUNICIPAL BUILDING, dealers ami retail f:od c"tablish- aannd musu t be signeg d with youy r sigg- CLARK, N.-J. cmnts through-jut the Township sponse. Oil burner malfunction. OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK, nature, and state the reason why ELECTION NOTICE of Clark and often contained MARCH 30 APRIL 4 CITY HALL, RAHWAY, N. J. you will not be able to vote at ! NOTICE Is hereby given to all w i t h i n partially transparent 9 p.m. Call received for • 1:10-p.--m. False alarm. ELECTION""NOTICE your usual polling place. No civil- persons residing in the Township sealed wrapping, making the con- NOTICE is hereby given to all ian absentee ballot will be furr of Clark, New Jersey, that the dition and content; therccf not a television set fire at 440 persons residing in the City of nished or forwarded to any appli- Board ._of Registry and Election of fully and wholly visible to the Union St. Engine #3 respon- masks. After the fire was Kahway, New Jersey that the cant unless request therefor is re- the Township of Clark, Union consumer because of the inser- ded. extinguished, smoke ejectors Board of Registry and Election of ceived not less than eight days County, will meet at their respec- tion of a cardboard or other MARCH 31 "were used to clear the house. the City of Kahway. Union Coun- piior to the election and contains tivc polling places on Tuesday, o"in~iir -uhs'.rnc en on:- c>- m re ty will meet at their respective the foregoing information. June 2, 1970 from 7 A.M. to'8 sides (.f such transparent pack- 11:03 p.m. Call received The last unit was in service polling places on Tuesday. June P.M. for the purpose of electing r.Ki"t:: and for a cellar fire on Clark at 9:29 a.m. 2, 1970 from 7:00 a.m. to tt:00 p.m.NOTICE TO PERSONS IN MILL- mi-mlirn fnr County Committee^ — WHEREAS, thrre have Ix-crt-in- St. Engine #1 responded and° 1:50 p.m. Engine #5 re- for the purpose of electing mem- TARY SERVICE OR PATIENTS of Political Parties and the" mak- clnue^s wilhin the Tcwnship of found this to be a false alarm. sponded to a call for a brush bers for County Committee of I>J VETERANS HOSPITALS Ing cf nominations for the Gen- C'I^i-k._uf_p s:ihk-_ nirj-opresenta- AMD TO THEIR RELATIVES eral Election for the following _^__ APRIL-1—_-.^1.. flre_ in the rear of Gordon Political Parties and the making AND FRIENDS. Offices: tion ai to the c.mlltlon'nnH-can-' of nominations for'lhe Primary • fill' cf : : i,l i . ::::• in • . ---'l ! .-o James Mercer, right, Presents Pack Charter to Frank Ederer at Annual Dinner -5:47-p;m—False-alarm re-—J_umberj=280 SL-George-Ave__ Election for the following Offices: If you are in the military serv- One United States Senatrr afios because of tho iiK'llud of ceived "from Box #523, Stone 5:08 p.m. . Emergency. call •To be -nominated at.the.Prim-, ice or are a patient in a veterans' frcm the State of New J<--r'ey piick-sm^ pre-tn'.Iy u:;ed by food St. and Kline PI. All head- received from Premier Oil ary Election June 2, 1970. are the IibsnitaTond-deslrC-W-voteror-U—-One-Mtrabcr-o£ Hoine otBcp- dealers and retail foo;i -c-tjii>li-li-- quarters units ^responded a- C?. ^Engine j?i respqnaea ana following: you" are a relative or friend of a resentatives from the Twelfth niunts withi'i tin1 Township of person who Is in the military Congressional District Baker Asks Pack 88 Gets Charter long with Engine #5. found a' fuel spill oh.New One United States Senator of CI;:rk: n:w, th.-ref Tt\ One Member of the House of service or is a patient in veterans' Three Members of Board RE IT OH.XUNKD by the APRIL 2 Brunswick Ave. Representatives of the United hospital who you believe will de- Chcsen Freeholders Munici:>.-\1 Council cf thcTTcwn- 1:05 a.m. Unnecessary a- States for the 13th Congressional sire to vote in the City of Rahway One First Ward Ccuncilman- ship of Clark: River Fill At Blue-Gold Gathering Primary Electl:n to be held June fcur c°r tcrm , . „ larm received for building on District On Second Ward Councilman SECTIO.V 1. The "Hevi-ecl Or- Route #1. Investigation-dis-- Israeli Aid Three (3i Members of Bonrd of 2. 1970. kindly write to the un- dinances of Clark" arc hereby The annual Blue and Gold dinner for Rahway Pack 88 Chosen Freeholders ckM-siuned at once making applica- —four year term supplemented by the addition of Stop-Order took place on March 1 at the Cranwood in Garwood, closed steam escaping from a Mayor of the City of Ilahway tion for a military service ballot One Third Ward Councilman— the followim; prcvi-ion to Chap- , , , where James Mercer, institutional representative, pre- building in Linden. • .-•» Is Subject Three 13) Councilmen-At-Large to be voted in said election to be four year term u-r 13. to be known as Article 5: Requesting that the new sented the pack charter to Frank Ederer, assistant 9 a.m. Emergency call re- —City of Kahway. Articl.- 5. Kenulating the Pack- city ordinances pertaining to ceived from 273 W Lake forwarded to you. If you are in One Icurji Ward Councilman district commissioner. Other guests for the evening ; POLLING PLACES fcur ca tcrm asiiiK ami Labeling of Meats river encroachments be en- Ave. for water in basement. First Ward. First District— the military service or are a pa- — >' '' „, .. . Ollcrcd fo" r S::l" ' e at Retai" l forced, Howard Baker, pre- included the Rev. J. H. A. Gauvin of St. Paul's Epis- Of Meeting ticnt in a veterans' hospital, stat- At the Primary Eire. ion. .'"no the Township of copal Church, Rahway, and Miss Adellma Lyon, princi- 3:29 p.m. Call received for Seymour Vogel, chairman' Washington School. E. Grand ir.R your name, age, serial num- 2. 1970. the Democratic and Re- within sident ^>f the Rahway Cld- S Vl h Ave. —-Clark. pal of Madison School. - arcing wires at Georgia St. and Joseph Feinberg, honor- -bcrr-homr address and the ad- publican Parlies wi.l cvc. t_:.:..=o . ._...... zens for Flood Control, re-• First Ward, Second District— d 13-43. Definition The program for the evening was presented by Miss and W. Emerson Ave. Public able chairman, have Issued Grover Cleveland School. E. Mil- dress .it which you are stationed "n *"">*)? n'-mber of their re- The term "T--:od dealer" as used ported excessive fill accum- ton Ave. or can be found or if you desire spcctlve County CcmmiKcis m in this Article, shall be con- uladng on the property own-. Carol Kahn and her puppets. They acted "The Ad- service emergency crew re-, a call for the men ofthe First Ward. Third District— the military service ballot for a each of the districts in the Tfcwn- strucd to mean and include ed by Aurelia M. Urban and ventures of Kasperle. Many awards were presented sponded to scene. Jewish community of Rah- Recreation Bldg.. 5!) W. Main St. rebiive 8r friend then make an even.' person, firm or corpora- to the cubs. Among those were the three throphies for WARD, Districts 1 and Paul J. Urban. This property, APRIL 3 wa.._., y to atten•d a meeting at First Ward, Fourth District— .implication under oath for ainili- ^ ilihnlv Sch-ol. Hari- tion, liis. her, its or their first, second and third places in the annual space 3:12 p.m. Call received Temple Beth Torah Sunday Store. 230 W. Scott Ave. tjry service ballot to be foxwanl- Telephone 383-9500. an.-nt'. •iTwrr.s or empl-yces, is located at 1295 Lawrence for a garbage can fire in- 9.30 .m. to discuss the Second Ward. First District— cfi to him. stating in yotrr appli- engaged in the. business of sell- derby. They went to Brian* Donovan, Charles LoRocco ,.— aa.m. to WARD. District 2. Mil- St., Block 161, Lot 13A, right front of 1496 Irving St. En- plight of the state of Israel Franklin School. St. George Ave. cition Jhat he is over the age/of Verracc School. Mildred ins, offering or exposing for and Robert Chrlstensen. tiv^iy-onc years^and stating*his e sale, ford at retail for human at the mouth of the Rahway . gjn^uce n<)#3 icopuuueuresponded.. Th Second Ward. Second District—• * Telephone 333-9500. s Franklin School. St. Geors^ Ave. n.nrr.e. serial number, address and coivuimptirn, either en or offRiver near the Lawrence St. t0 be push?d into "the river Library, personallypromis- ,.7i 9__P.m-JJnnecessary a- by the Ssh CommS th? .-:ldres:s at which he is sta- the premise; where sdd. t0 be pushe by the "Jewish Community Second Ward. Third District— ne S r at ri ht n w 0 Franklin School. St. George Ave. tioned or can 1 13-11 Re-iuiremcnts. 2075 Route 22, Union. "Frank Korzeb, group vice ^^S^SAve. gets flooded again™, * ^^^^^^cU ™ast;rT= Second Ward. Fourth District—• It shall be yijnlnwful for any °^ f, • 8 ° -" some Diner. 1034 St.;George Countv. The Rahway isiupoi La,st Mond:?y night at the id t, remarked that he The RCFC held its first com- Franklin School, St. George Ave. PO3ERT W. SCHROF HIRD WARD, Dhtricts 1 and food dealer in the Township of te 22 Union presFenk K mittee consists of Dr. Sol. Third Ward. First District—Co- T Clarkv-.u.,.,. -a„s ..definew d in section-regular monthly meeting-of was especially disturbed to fund-raising event, a spring City Clerk 2 Valley Road School, Valley lumbian Club. 80 W. lnman Ave. City Hall 13-43. to sell or offer or cspo-.e the RC FCinbt. Mark shall, hear this most recent report dance, at Columbian Hall , o:i,r,U a.m. 5nr! e aiar1 m re- Chodo°"c 38B-9500 ing thereof h c lcrless and to Mayor John C. Marsh, Columbian Club, 80 W. lnman EDWARD R. PADUSNIAK being flooded again last to the political parties, var- uster"s murunites anda engine/?Engine sdi re- Harr»„,„y , Mandel*„....,,„,, Ik«.„e Pribellr,_,u.,,,' Ave. with was introduced at a Regular TOWNSHIP CLERK tran-parcnt on all sides, es- business manager Sidney Third Ward, Fourth District— meeting of the Council of the elu-ive rf labeling, whicli label- Stone, city clerk Robert W. " Korzeb" who re ious organizations and gen- sponded and upon arrival Samuel Robinson, Rabbi Ja- Township of Clark. In the County MUNICIPAL BUILDING inn shall not occupy m"re than •499 Central Ave eral public who helped make found heavy smoke conditions Mb RuMnstein, Alan Rubin Columbian Club, 80 W. lnman CLARK, N. J. Schrof, _clty engineer Frank Ave. of Union, State of New Jersey, ten percent ' 10':;-' of one side opposite thrh,e R!"^V M,(n this affair a success. necessitating the use of and Dr# Gerald Zinberg. Fourth Ward, First District— held March 23, 1970 and will be rf said package, ranking the en- Koczur and council presi- Main Grover Cleveland School, E. Mil- further considered for finalpas - LEGAL NOTICE tire contents of said package dent- William M. Weaver. ton Ave. sage after public hearing at a NrNO.TIfIC,EE, Tn „____..„ not wholly visible. This section In the letters, Baker also Fourth Ward. Second District— Regular meeting of said Council TNr£ ™ PERSONS sh.ill not apply to meat com- asked for a copy of any cor- Columbian School, New Bruns- of the Township of Clark to be " ABSENTEE RAT ni'nly de ign.itcd cr kn wn as respondence issued by the wick Ave. held April 20. 1970 at 8:00 PJi. "chopped meat" or "ground Fourth Ward, Third District— EDWARD R. PADUSNIAK meat." city on thismatter. Accord- Columbian School, New Bruns- Township Clerk pects to be absent outside the 13-15. Enforcement by Bureau of ingly, he received a copy of AN ORDINANCE CONCERN- State on June 2, 1970, or a quali- wick Ave. fied and registered voter who will Heal'h Sidney Stone's letter to the Fourth Ward, Fourth District— CERNING THE KAHWAY The Bureau cf Health of the VALLEY SEWERAGE AU- be within the State on June 2, Division of Water Policy and Fire House, E. Milton Ave. 1970, but because of illness or Town-hip *hall be responsible Supply in Trenton. THORITY AND AMENDING for the enforcement of this Fifth Ward, First District—City CHAPTER 7. ARTICLE 2, physical disability will be unable Hall, Campbell St. to cast your ballot at the polling Article. I was surprised to read SECTION 7-16 OF THE "RE- 13-JG. Penalty. Fifth Ward, Second District— VISED ORDINANCES OF place In your district on said date this copy of the letter, Fire House, Seminary Ave. and you desire to vote in the Any perscn, firm cr corpora- whereby the city made a Fifth Ward. Third District- CLARK." tion, his, her, its or their ^..VfJi'i.- . Tnwn,h,n „, Primary Election to be held on complaint to the state on the Fire House. Seminary' Ave. U HEREAS, the( Jownship^of J(me 2 iglQ Undly WTjtc or ap_. ngL'nts. servants t. r employees, NEED Fifth Ward. Fourth District— found guilty of a violation of alleged urban encroachment. City Hall. Campbell St. any of the provi-iens of this Ar- Our group had already SLxth Ward, First District- ticle shall be liable to forfeit reported this complaint to Roosevelt School. St. George Ave. and pay a penalty in the sum the division a week before— Sixth Ward, Second District— ield. and the Townships of not more than Five Hundred High School, Madison Ave. and the adores, to Dollars ($500.00). or imprison- and this is not what we ask- Sixth Ward. Third District- ment for a term not exceeding ed the city to do," Baker High School. Madison Ave. ninety 190) days, or both, for explained. CASH? Sixth Ward. Fourth District— August 8th, 1951, one of the pro- each =uch violation. We only asked the city High School. Madison Ave. visiuns of which limited the com- SECTION 2. All ordinances or ROBERT W. SCHROF pensation of the members and parts of ordinances inconsistent to enforce the new ordin- City Clerk chairman as: thereto^ set forth. f wfli herewith are hereby repealed as ances, and issue a city stop- -City Hall -and lt-is desired to--amend .said to such inconsistencies only. order. Here is an opportun- -1470 Campbell Street section to provide for adequate SECTION 3. This Ordinance i£ht day! take effect One Hundred- ity to test the power and im- lUhway, N. J. compensation in view ofthe addl- ndContains portance of these new ordin- TO MEET..... ances. Now the city cap act BIDS ' XIV IT* Council and approval the directly and immediately thfeBusfneM5Admin5trltorVo?the ORDAINED "by" the Municipal NOTICE TO PERSONS IN MILI- Mayor".' at"'"thh e timi e and the while the state proceedings City rf Rahway on \nr!l 30Ui Council of the Township of Clark. TARY SERVICE OR PATIENTS manner provided by law. take more time. We hope at 10 AM in the Council in tne County ot Uniotf *** state IN VETERANS HOSPITALS NOTICE TO CREDITORS the city will follow through at m A.MCit. iyn inHalle L-ounc, u Q{N( ,W Jerseyj „ {oUows: AND TO THEIR RELATIVES TAXES... ESTATE OF MARIAN T. CAN- and keep up informed becau- Campbell Street, Rahway, New SECTION 1. Section 7-16 of the AND FRIENDS. Jersey, for the purchase of 250,- NON, Deceased. se this is a matter of great lercuRevised Ordinances of Clark" is If you are in the military serv- Pursuant to the order of MARY concern to our group. As of 000 gallons, more or less prcm- hereb' Jy amended to read as fol- hospitaice or arl ean ad patien desiret itno votea veterans, or If' C. KANANE. Surrogate of the iu;..wm, »~.i,.gasoline. an,nrfd 6.00Knn0n gallonsciiiniM , lows1-1:6 Compensation of Members, you are a relative or friend of a County of Union, made on thethis date, we have not been more or less, of diesel fuel. The following limitations shall person who Is in the military 26th day of March A. D., 1970, advised that a city stop- Specifications may be secured order has been issued." from the Purchase Clerk at City be placed upon the compensa- service or is a patient in veterans' upon the application of the under- EXPENSES of WINTER... tion of members to comply hospital who you' believe will de- signed, as Executor of the estate Baker added that compar- Hall. with the requirements of the sire to vote in the Township of cf said deceased, notice is hereby A certified check in the amount statute In that respect: Clark Primary Election to be held given to the creditors of said de- ed with photos taken of of 10% of the total bid and made the urban property in Nov- payable to the City of Rahway No member shalj • receive June 2, 1970. kindly write to the ceased to exhibit to the sub- rnust accompany proposal. creater compensation than at undersigned at once making ap- scriber under oath or affirmation ember, 1969, there is con- the rate of $25 00 per meeting plication for a military, service their claims and demands against siderable excessive fill Municipal Council reserves the the estate of said deceased within right to reject any or all bids as for his attendance at regular or ballot to be voted in said election placed in the river at the HOME IMPROVEMENTS. special meetings of the Sewer- to be forwarded to you if you are six months from the date of said deemed in the best interests of ace Authority or committees In the military service or are a order, or they will be forever Lawrence St. bridge. "Even the City of Rahway. y patient in a voterans' hospital, barred from prosecuting or re-worse," Baker emphasized, SIDNEY H. STONE thereof, and not more than stating your nsr.ie. agel serial covering the same against the Business Administrator S400.00 In any calendar year, "there is a pile of old ap- .... OR ANY WORTHY CAUSE except that the Chairman there- number, 'home^address arid the subscriber. pliances and other Junk ready of shall receive such compensa- address at which you are sta- William S. Gurkln tion as the Sewerage Authority tioned or can be found or if you Executor SeeUst W© can do almost anything for you (financially speaking). shall fix,no t to exceed $1,500.00 desire the military service ballot William S. Gurkln, Attorney in any calendar year,^ for a relative or friends then 374 Grove St. ' SECTION 2. This amendment make an application under oath Rahway, N. J. Armed You'd be surprised how many services we offer. to Section 7-16 of the "Revised for a military service ballot to be 4/2/2t Fees: $12.31 Ordinances of Clark" as set forth forwarded to him, stating in your Libraries in SECTION 1 of this Ordinance arbitration that he is over the age Forces COME IN AND FIND OUT HOW WE CAN HELP YOU. shall be retroactive to January z. ;wenty-one years and stating 1st. 1970. his name, serial number, address Toward Cleaner Air SECTION" 3. All ordinances or and the address at which he Is Hamilton Laundry & Dry You will find that besides providing the traditional banking services, such Have Week pir'.i of ordniinces inconsistent stationed or can be found. Cleanino Service, 276 Hamil- T.B. Schweitzer ppaon can be g i , 276 Hil herewith are hereby repealed as Forms of application can be ob- - ^ - - - • Navy Airman Thomas B. to such inconsistencies only. tained from the undersigned. ton St., Rahway, has switched Schweitzer, son of Mr. and as Savings and Checking accounts, we have and can create services to fit your spe- II II I* 11 SECTION 4. This ordinance EDWARD R. PADUSNIAK from the use of No. 6 fuel Mrs. Thomas A..Schweitzer 12-18 shall take effect immediately Township Clerk oil to No. 5 to reduce smoke upon final passage and publica- Municipal Building of 644 Thomas PI., and hus- cial needs. Think of us as your financial one-stop service store. Why not investigate A proclamation signed by tion according to'law. Clark, N. J. pollution. The change was band of the former Miss Mayor John C. Marsh r~ made April 3. Carolyn Bogar of 264 Wal- heralded the coming of Lib- ter St., all of Rahway, par- full service banking? Come in and put us to work for you . . . the sooner the better. rary Week, set for April ticipated in rocket recovery 12 - 18. operations while serving Arthur Sudall, director of aboard the amphibious as- You won't regret it! Rahway Library, has an- Paging All R sault ship USS Guam in the 4. SAVE AND DO ALL OF YOUR BANKING AT ANY OF OUR 5 CONVENIENT OFFICES. * nounced a program of events Atlantic. In support of the national The rockets, equipped with Library Week theme, "Sa- photographic and radiation lute to the Arts." detection instruments, were On Monday, April 13, films launched from Wallops Is- COMMUNITY STATE BANK & will be shown on the subject land, Va., as part of the of the "Louvre." The pro- National Aeronautics and gram will also include ' The -Space Agency's solar eclipse Wyeth Phenomenon" and research. "Ben Shahn." Showings will ^TRUST CO. be at 2:30 and 7:30 p. m. On Friday, the Library .M. Jacobson MAIN OFFICE: N. WOOD AVE. & HENRY ST., LINDEN will conduct~a~]uvenile pro- Navy Petty Officer Third gram featuring a visual pre- Class Stephen M. Jacobson, sentation by Miss Catherine son of Mrs. Florence H. (INSTALLMENT LOAN OFFICE OPEN TO 5 P.M. DAILY) Rotunda of Rahway High Sch- Jacobson of 146 Westfield Ave., Clark, is serving with ool. The work of Rahway stu- LINDEN: LINDEN: RAHWAY: RAHWAY: dents will be highlighted. Patrol Squadron -Twenty- Four at the Naval Air Sta- WOOD AVENUE & STILES ST. & According to Sudall, Rahway 1515 IRVING ST. ST. GEORGE AVE. plans to Join with Linden in tion, Patuxent River, Md. ELIZABETH AVE. ST. GEORGE AVE. MAPLE AVE. cooperative programs In- Jacobson's squadron re- cluding "Librarian for a cently won the Battle Effi- Day" which will include par- ciency Award for placing PHONE# FOR ALL OFFICES...925-3500 ticipation by several area first in competitive exer- schools. cises' with Fleet Air Wing WALK-UP ond DRIVE-IN WINDOWS Open Dally at All Offlcoi Jrom 8 A.M. to 7 P.M. Five. tured In a photograpKTc FM SATURDAYS 9 A.M. TO NOON MEMBER FDIC - ALL ACCOUNTS INSURED TO $20.000.00 pity by the Linden area Hb- clat and cemttmnlty printing/ w^ * raries at the Community Mrs. Sal Fhulll, Prasliart effln Llfera y BMrt rf Tmtcas, Arthur Suiall, Library Director, i \ State Bank, 601 North Ave., call publications, Ltd., at, art Miy«J*BnC. Marsh. ! Linden. 388-0608. - i—- U ii • -I ... Rahway Public Library 1175 St. George Ave. RAHWAY NEWS RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT RAHWAY Rahway, N,. J. -07065 PAGE 14. THURSDAY, APRIL-9.-1970 t :• ••• Pick Your Back on Home Front Jaycee-ette A First in 3rd Ward Own Field Pet Show In Marines On Apr. 25 NEW JERSEY'S OLDEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER EST. 1822 The United States Marine The annual pet show spon- VOL. 148, NO. 14 Corps announced a new pro- sored by the Rahway Jaycee- THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1970, RAHWAY, NEW JERSEY gram whereby qualified men ettes will get underway at 10 CENTS and women may select the Tully Field, Grove St., on field in which they wish to Saturday, April 25, from 1 serve while on active duty. p. m. to 4 p. m., Rahway. This program, called the All children between kinder- NY Times Features Dems Tap New City Equipment Voted; VetS "Ground Guarantee Pro- garten and third grade, in- •i gram," is designed to enable clusive, are eligible to en- qualified young men and wo- ter their pets. Any and all men to fulfill their military pets are welcome, but must Trinity Methodist's Dan Martin Council Urges State, County Miss Lisa Golden obligation and at the same be restrained on a least or time receive valuable train-' by some other means. Discuss ing. Judging the event will be F M ar Lisa Is 3d To - qualify, 'you must be Mrs. Dorothy Fontana and between the ages of 17-26, James Miller from the Kind- Miss Ediia Duggan Rahwa5y Democrat^ s met • Pay for Municipal Holdings . physically qualified, pass a ness Kennels.*" A United While "The New York Times" might have placed an article States Savings Bond was don- Tuesday night at the Union A bonding ordinance for Parade Generation series of mental tests, and on women seminarfans in an odd spot — in the "Food Fashions County Democratic Head- agree to serve four years on ated by Kindness Kennels and. Family Furnishing" section--what emerged from the story quarters, 1492 Main St., Rah- the purchase of police, fire,. A meeting of the Rahway active duty. All guarantees will be awarded to the pet ' was the changing role women play in some Protestant churches. public works and municipal Veterans Central Committee that wins best - in - the - way, and selected Daniel'L. was held on Monday, March Hadassah will be in writing and given WARM RECEPTION ... Capr; James L. Pressman, right, of Ranway is welcomed home by Art Women seminarians — about 2 or 3 per cent of all semin- Martin, 34, of 454 Hamilton court items was approved by prior to enlistment. show. arians in 1960 — are a rare breed, but "The Times" found council Monday night. 30, at Post A5, American Among 40 new life mem- DeLorenzo, president of Kiwanis Cluk. A gradaate of Rahway High School and Rutgers, Press- ' Applications have—been" St., as their mayoral stan- Amounting to $45,000 the . Legion. -bora-to be inducted by Rah- This program can get ^ou several who were eager to explain their work. Including Miss dard-bearer. Mr. Martin is' Representatives from the the, job^of your choice, __one.. man-was-stationed-in Vietnam is a helicopteLpilot and receivedmany decorations. He has printed and will be distribu- Aves,, Rahway, marks the first time the city has ever placed a traffic light in the 3rd Ward. In Edna Duggan, assistant pastor of Rahway's Trinity United ordinance would provide four way ChapterHadassah-this j ted~to~the local schools as" a land surveyor and will mobile radios and two flash- _. __y.eterans_organizations,—as -sprlng-will-be -Miss Lisa- tha: >.r°u U enjoy and-keep_. iHTassTgned toTorl Wolters.TeiGras an Instructor. • — Edward D. Barnes Methodist Church. __opppse incumbent_Republl«- ;_w_ell_as_ invited representa- youUTr interest. You'll receive soon as possible. If more- z^Unlike~m"ostTor^herrfem~aTeTc^ 34— - -ing-ts»ffic signs for the"po^~ Golden, six-year-old daugh- y° inter Rahway. Watching groundbreaking are I. to r. Councilman-at-Large Ray A. Giacobbe, Mayor can_Mayor_ John C. Marslw- tives of civic and fraternal - pay, prestige and promotion mm. -^ ^_ - p^ r\ • t ••• are desired, please call year-old native of Florida, still thinks there is a place for Selected as CounciUnen- —lice*aepartment, 20 tone a- organizations, were present H e chairman Mrs. Robert preaching. She has delivered'several sermons in Rahway and lerting systems for the fire for this meeting, which in- i|?i^d °"ly by y^ur ability John C. Marsh and Third Ward Councilman Richard J. Voynik. Often called one of the worst at-Large candidates were 1 Brandner-ar3 81-0595 or co-~ -enjoys-researching-and writing sermons. "Of course;iHs not— —former 5th Ward Councilman department,.- fi^o- Jeep-type volved plans—for^the city- " ship a chairman Mrs. John Ahern corners in Rahnay, it has been the scene of many accidents and a fatality jusLiastspring. the only thlng.lt is also important to listen-to people when they- vehicles, onefoggerformos- wide _p_arade_pn_\lcmoxial_ of Mr. Republican-Rep. Florence be seeking an eighth term House,. and is second-rank,_-*•,_ - —Charles -E.-Crowell^oI-l-722- that you will have had P. Dwyer today announced ln at 382 -8513. come for counseling, and to share the feelings that they ex- Church St., Wilson D. Beau- ~ quItb~"comT6r~and one leaf "Day, Saturday, May. 30. of Rahway. Lisa is the young- in the house ' 8 minority member of the Gets Added press." loader for the public works The civic and fraternal est life member in the Rah- best training in the "world. her candidacy for reelection The 12th district includes Banking and Currency Corn- regard of 768 Beverly Rd., department, and funds to con- You can receive training to the U. S. House of Repre- I'M GLAD I CHANGED TO ... Miss Duggan is a student at Drew Theological School of longactive in veterans and representatives pledged way chapter. all of Union County except mittee and its important 2 Awarded For Loyalty vert a National Cash Regis- their full support to make Mrs. Waron, a new life in' electronics and data pro- sentatives from the 12th for Elizabeth, Linden, and Housing Subcommittee. She Drew University, Madison,-where she has the highest academic civic affairs, and Francis ter Machine to one employing cessing. The sky is the limit. Congressional District of is also John Svihraand Inez Whel- and was one of only five em- Instruction average in her class. Is seeking to be a lady 'minister with a R. Senkowski, of 360 Ru- this a most successful par- member, has presented life Rahway, together with the ranking minority chel, both of Rahway, were ployees to be honored in this congregation. data processing in the muni- ade. For those who missed membership to her daugh- Contact your Marine Corps New Jersey which includes following western Essex member of the Subcommit- PREMIER OIL dolph \vc, -icrivc in the Rail- cipal court. recruiter for more informa- Clark. among 113 with 10 years or category. Inez Whelchel was Edward D. Barnes of 496 Her New York area counterparts, however, if "The Times" way Knights of Columbus. this meeting, another one is" ters, Mrs. Golden and Miss tion at 272 North Broad St., County municipalities: Cald- tees on Consumer affairRelas and- more of service as mem- awarded a 10-year pin. Race St., Rahway, has com- writer is accurate, are seeking new places in the Protestant In other action the coun- planned for Monday, April Paula Eva Waron, as well as Mrs. Dwyer, whose win- well, Roseland, Verona, and Intergovernmental AND This trio will oppose three cil approved on first reading 27, at the American Legion. Elizabeth. Dons bers of the Perth Amboy pleted an advance training ministry, such as team ministry workers, hospital chaplairts, GOP incumbents:Ray A.Gia- to Lisa, thus making the ning margins in the 1966 West Caldwell. - General Hospital staff who Ernest R. Hansen, presi- GASOLINE religious publishing, counseling and teaching positions. an ordinance that would le- Representatives of all these and 1968 elections were the In Dwyer SUPPLY class for life, health and cobbe, a local contractor, Waron Family a three-gen- Congresswoman Dwyer on eaddition of thre, eMrs member. s of were recognized at the an- dent of the hospital board, financial services agents of Besides the pleasure MissDugganreceives from the scholarly galize $2 parking .tickets • organizations are again in- eration Hadassah life mem- PBA Asks Council nas anldu Robererct S. Hoytyt, hospitac l ^real-estate agentrand insur- which previously had been $1. vited to be present at this largest of any Congressional amassed considerable the. House" on the U. S, Ad-. l awards dinner given by. " '™" °- "° ! "°^i ^ The Travelers Insurance Co. side of the ministry, she finds friendships with the congrega- er, George J. Vansco, and bership family. nua r a r held at the Education Center tion rewarding, especially participating with them in "the joys It also approved another or- . meeting, which will finalize A second third generation candidate in the state, will'seniority in her House car- . Commission on In- *e board of governors-last ^*£SSX!IE£ FOR FRIENDLY RELIABLE SERVICE Council President William M. dinance on first reading that all plans for the parade. For M,000 Raise vlsor in Hartford, Conn. of a Christian experience. Weaver. family in the chapter is the Saying that Mayor Thomas eer. She is the ranking min-r y Commission on d b r dg e AND HIGH QUALITY OIL Barnes is one of 22 agents Miss Duggan Is looking forward to her ordination and hopes would allow the Rahway Val - It is the intention of the Arnold family consisting of A. Kaczmarek and Public JCs Begin ority member of the Gover-1 tergovernmental Relations, -hra wa°s c om m endedfor ^M^c^a'sewoTerin "We think our well*- ley Sewerage Authority to pay MARC OF DISTINCTION ... Roy M. Valentine, left, Rahway Veterans Central Committee and was one of two faithful service over a per- selected from all parts of the to be assigned a church. rounded Democratic slate their commissioners $400 a to have as much representa- Mrs. Anna Greenberg, her Safety Director Thomas Kel- nment Operations Com- which created th eprincipa commisl - iod frSm 20-24 years. He social service, for 25 years - United States and Canada for High School principal, congratulates senior Marc Lauritsen daughter, Mrs. Aaron Ax- martin favor 51,000 in- mittee, and would become sponsors of the legislation of service. Dial 388-5100 • offers Rahwayans a diversi- year and the chairman $1,500 tion from the entire City of sion in 1959. lives at 698 Seminary Ave. the course on the basis of fied background of talent and per annum. Kahway as possible in this nold, and her granddaughter creases for members of the New Grid chairman in the e4yent of a outstanding achievements in ARGAST TELLS OF NEED on his advancement to final round in National Merit Scholar- 13-year-old Lisa g Clark force. Local No. 125 Republican victory in the will provide the city with parade, so you are again Arnold, the field. He represents The good leadership if elected," An ordinance limiting le- ship competition. Marc is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman They, too, will be of the Patrolman's Benevol- Travelers in the life insur- galized games of chance in reminded to please be pre- in June. • inducted Rahway Democratic Chair- the city was held in abey- sent on April 27. ent Association has peti- Goal Push ance lines through his own man Patrick O'Donnell said. Lauritsen of 1468 Bedford St., Rahway, (Story on Page 2) Monday evening, April 13, tioned council to take action Tne New jersey Jaycees— agency in Rahway. Barnes is ance. A discussion was also held the regular monthly meeting on the matter. began the drive toward their also a member of the Na- Hospital Graduates A resolution requesting the on the purchase of the monu- of Hadassah will be held at Council offered a $700 per " $1,000,000 goal for tional Association of Secur- state legislature to adopt SEEK FEDERAL AID ment for the Viet Nam war Temple Beth Torah, Bryant sec ond Alhartlbr s annum raise, but this was charity when they raised ~ ities Dealers and is licensed Assembly Bill No. 19 to pro- veterans from the City of St., Rahway. The program voted down by thePBA, 16-1. $193,000 from the to sell mutual funds and vari- vide payment in lieu of taxes Rahway who have paid the of the evening will center more Aan able annuities. 14 as Nurse Aides *' to municipalities by the state supreme sacrifice. This On another front, the PBA 1969 Jaycee Football Classic around the Passover cele- was awarded $500 by the the New York Giants Fourteen students were. and counties for real prop- monument will be on display bration. Marc Nadelman, berween Barnes attended Bryant that opportunities are almost erty held within municipal City Traffic Study in Veterans Field on Mem- Franklin State Bank • 100a ^j Philadelphia Eagles. College, Providence, R.I. He graduated from a two -week limitless. president of Cranford United Raman Rd. Clark for ap- realized $657.90 • pre - employment training boundries. orial Day, and all interest- Synagogue Youth and a group clark is president. of the Butch Several of the new employ- 62nd Fete ed citizens are invited to prehending three bandits and from last yeaj-.s game and Starting April f Kowal Association which course at a ceremony in the ees had been employed else- Councilman Richard J. of teen-agers, will perform watch the placing of this mo- recovering money in a rob- Rahway" received $1,607.93.- raises funds to provide clo- Rahway Hospital classroom. where as nurses* aides, but Voynik, R.-3rd Ward, ex- Israeli dances. Each trainee was awarded plained that Rahway loses a nument alongside the other bery of the bank Feb. 13. In announcing the success thing for needy children and the majority were entering Gets Council Okay monumiinS at -Squire Park, to promote other charitable a cap and certificate as well the field for the^flrst time. Next Week great deal of revenue be- of last year's game for the as a Rahway rose corsage, cause it is not reimbursed St. Georges Ave. and W. benefit of New Jersey char- deeds. All indicated that they enjoy- The past grand command- A resolution authorizing city officials to start preparation of Grand Ave. Marsh to Penn Central: He is married to the since the rose is the hospi- ed helping people, and that ers of Abd - Allah Caravan for tax monies lost when a citywide traffic survey In combination with a consulting ities and Jaycee youth, sports Interest isn't the only thingyou get tal's symbol of service. Union County and the state .firm was unanimously approved Monday night by Rahway No. 8, Order of Alhambra of and-community service pro- former Miss Donnalee Glad- was the basis for their be- hold properties here. He jects, State Jaycee president hill of Pittsburg, Pa.,andtbe The course was conducted coming nurses' aides. One " Jersey City, will be honored Council. couple have one child. A by Mrs. Iona Maynard, R. graduate of the course was at the 62nd annual dinner and cited' Rahway River Park as Council voted for the survey to take advantage of the pro- Pack 47 Offer Cleanup Program Jerome Nowicki said that the dance on Friday night,' April a county example and the eight-year total of charity N., inservice training coor- familiar with the hospital Motor Vehicles Inspection visions of the Federal Highway Act of 1968 which provides Just what action the Perm me center of Our commun- dinator, who welcomed the because she had been invol- . 24, at the Alcazar of the Hi*. funding for an Urban Area Traffic Operation Improvement dollars from the classic now ~ ved in a nurses' aide cour- ' Hat Club,- Eayonne, acs^rtSr .'^a^rti^A sqwe example. .Program, which is often referred to as TOPICS. Displays Central Railroad plans to jty >• stands at $1,256,000. from Franklin State Bank. ""stuilerite, their guests, and restore its proper- Rock Gfrta - hospital' department heads. se pilot program conducted Ing to an ar.nouncementtnade Tjhe! feueral-siato'program, will contribute 50 percent of ail taktiese itno Rahwarestorye waitss thpropere sub- - jhe raiiroad said it would Approximately 166 chap- 1 She introduced George E. by Rahway High School in today by El Joffe CSravan I T^o/ council approved a improvements, provided they are 'sanctioned by the State De- ject of a letter sent by Mayor begin general repair and re- ters throughout New Jersey Check these special Argast, assistant director, 1967 in association with Rah- No. 155 of Rabway. ' resolution to continue the partment of Transportation. Handicrafts John C. Marsh to William storation this spring, Marsh earned $137,000 for some TixHTempo who spoke about the numer- way Hospital. Grand Commander John supply of free city water to Some of the improvements funded by this program are/ Drunsic, assistant division claimed, and particularly on 250 charities in the state by Open a savings or checking account of * Open a savings account or buy an FSB •Open a savings account or buy an FSB ous opportunities awaiting Alescot and chairman Ed-- Veterans' organizations. The traffic signals, channelling, and widening of streets, land ac- "Handicrafts'- • was the the Irving, Cherry and Broad selling tickets for the game, Another graduate was issue of free city water has theme of the monthly meet- engineer for the railroad. $100 or more, and choose one of these: Certificate for $1,000 or more, and take Certificate (or $5,000 or more, and the nurses' aides in their familiar with the hospital ward Eckert have designat- been a source of contention quisition for traffic improvements and traffic forecasting. Only Marsh asked the Penn Cen- Streets overpass, and the by selling ads in the souvenir your pick: choose from these: Increased field and indicated that their ed the occasion in honor of those programs will be approved by the State Department of ing of Pack 47 at the First Broad Street andMilton Ave- magazine and by working at because she frequently visit- since the city staTted to bill Presbyterian Church, Rah- tral to provide a date to dis- Melnor Automatic Traveling Lawn involvement in hospital work ed it as a member of the the Sir Nobles, who, by their "accounts" such as the Transportation that provide a thorough analysis of existing nue overpass. the 1969 game. Sprinkler with 10,000 sq. ft. Final preparations have allowed them to provide a efforts and support over the highway and traffic inventory and a projection of traffic con- way. Each of tlie dens showed cuss improvements'p, , a sugg- Clark First Aid Squad. She school system and Rahway the things they made, which Marsr h said the "goog d wea- An additional $40,000 from Coverage (Hose not Ind.) been completed and the tick- much - needed service to- and another new employee last years, have helped to ditions through 19S0. gested work schedule, and a ther is almost upon us," and the 1969 classic will be used et tempo has increased for others, which would bring make the caravan one of the HoBpltal which had been re- included bird houses, kites, schedule for continued main- planned to study to become ceijring free water but which In order to comply with these regulations it is necessary to tie racks, tie pins. nothing has been heard from to support Jaycee youth, • the rock festival and dance them a great deal of person- registered nurses after det- outstanding clubs in New have a traffic study made by a recognizedsejiiisulting firm. A tenance of the railroad's pro- the Penn Central's manage- sports and community ser- Roto Mix 3-tpeed • on Friday, April 24, at 8 p.m. al satisfaction. Jersey. are now paying their freight. Cubmaster Joseph Borick perties in Rahway. Hand Mixer with V ermining through their work committee of Lt. Richard Nolan of theTranway Division of ment. vice projects in the state, 10-pc. Sheffield Fire King-Bowl at Rahway High School. He went on to explain that as nurses' aides whether the Abd - Allah Caravan was Traffic Safety, City Engineer Frank P. Koczur, and Business led the group in several live- Marsh said to Drunsic in Presentation Many • citizens from' E. ly and enjoyable games. Af- Marsh said that recently while $16,000 has been added General chairman Barry there are opportunities for field is right for them. organized in 1909 and had Stearns Street came to the Administrator Sidney H. Stone have recommended employing his letter that "our joint- loose concrete fell from the to the Jaycee Scholarship Cullory Set _ Dexeamer-has announced that — the-services of Richard P. Browne Associates of Wayne. ter the games, a cake raf- inspection revealed literally promotion-within-the hospl-~~ The- graduates of the train- 54 -grand- commanders, of meeting" to" protest heavy fle was held to raise money Milton Avenue elevation Fund at Rutgers' four divi- tickets can be purchased at tal. Employees who started ing courses were Miss Ar- whom 22 are living and will truck traffic that was said to The cost for such a survey, is $42,423.75 of which Rahway hundreds of code violations, threatening the safety of pe- sions, New Brunswick, Doug- two locations in Rahway -- must assume $5,761.25. The balance of the cost will be borne for the pack. Borick, assisted rampant blight, safety haz- _as_nurses-'-aides have been shalous Apelian, Mrs. Dar- be guests of honor at the af- be damaging the newly re- by Robert Brandner, assis- destrians and that the rail- las, Newark and Camden. Sherwin Williams Paint promoted to technicians lene -Blue, Mrs. Marie Cas- fair. The caravan is noted surfaced roadway. The im- by the state and federal governments. ards and an assortment of road's action could be de- Store, 1516 Irving St., and tant Cubmaster, presented High Inl.mlly working with radloisotopes, hmere, Mrs. Marie Ange for its contributions and do- provement was one-third as- It was pointed out by Business Administrator Stone that the following awards: unsightly and intolerable layed no longer. Poly Floiting Lanltm Sound-A-Rama, 1483 .Main electrocardlagrams, and el- Demesmin, Miss Christine nations for retarded child- sessed against die residents. one-half the cost of a traffic light installation would more than conditions stretching through St. For ticket information; ectroencephalograms. About Diggs, Mrs. JaneKoct^Mrs. ren. Mayor John C. Marsh said pay for the city's share of the proposed traffic survey. In- Denner: . Walter Sanders, call 331-2195 of 382-8072. 15 employees who started Jonnie Mae Moody, Mrs. He- the police would be ordered stallation of traffic lights average about 520,000. Chris Fender. Assistant Den- Set of 3 Walnut Stack Price of admission is $2 per Stanley Matulewicz, sup- ner: Daniel Dougherty, Gary " as nurses aides have gone len Oyer.Mrs. Barbara Pay- reme commander of the Or- to correct the situation and Legion Unit Extends Aid To Disabled Tables, 15 x 15 «1C person, which entitles the on to study nursing and other ne, Miss Evelyn Puskar, pledged to erect a partial Moro. Gold Arrow: Daniel high. Brass Trim holder to dance and groove to • der of Alhambra of the Uni- Dougherty, Gregory £nott. Rahway Unit #5, American selected as chairman of the day, April 28. Cars will phases of hospital work. Mrs. Shiela Rankins, Miss ted States, Canada and Mex- barrade as a last resort. Tickets Available For Whelan Fete Legion Auxiliary, held their leave the legion home on the music of 15 bands. Susan SamsenandMrs.Mary Bear: Chris Edercr, Gregory nominating committee. In addition, new skills are ico, will be an honored guest City Attorney William S. Christopher Dietz, chair- contacting the National Foun- Knott. Wolf: Arthur Boyle. ,April meeting with Mrs. Maple Ave. at 6:15 p.m. The response by bands being demanded in hospitals Ann Walsh. — r . man of the testimonial din- Unit =5 has been invited to The legion is having a Wes- and will be accompanied by Gurkin said police should dation March of Dimes, 1139 Silver Arrow: Arthur Boyle. Ralph Reed presiding. participate in the Memorial has been enthusiastic. They and consequently new types his staff of deputy regional prohibit trucks over two tons ner being given for Edward E. Jersey St., Elizabeth. The Child welfare chairman tern Nite on Saturday, April Sturdy Rubberized Ctnvn will compete in concert for of positions are constantly directors and grand com- from parking on E. Stearns J. Whelan, founder of, the Also, Webelo-Citizen: Day services in Rahway. It 18, with buffet and square Inflattbl* Surf Rider cash prize money — first dinner will be .held at the Thomas Knott, James Skop- Mrs. John Terbecki reported was announced that county developing. Argast conclud- Elderly Man Is manders of other caravans. Street and a four ton limit Union County Chapter, March Winfield Scott Hotel May 1 at- she had taken an Easter dancing and everybody is. place, $100; second place, ed by saying. You will find Arrangements are in should be observed for trav- of Dimes, said tickets may rowski. Webelo Engineer: officers and Gold Star Mo- Black * Decker 7 p.m. „ Thomas .Knott, Robert Haw- card to Woodbridge State thers and the Girl's State invited to the fashion show $50; third place, $25. that you have Involved your- charge of John Brandon, eling. be obtained for the affair by 'School. The unit reported 12 on Monday, April 13, at the 14-pc Utility Drill Also, the first-place win- self in a good deal more than Mugged by Two Waiter Lehman, Carroll Po- kings. Webelo-Forester: Ro- representative will be pre- legion home. Donation is 51. Kit with Carrying Councilman Dr. Adam T. bert .Brandner. Arrow of new members, and that 140 sent at the May meeting. Case ner will represent and be a Job." lakoskl, Stanley FInnerty, coupons were collected for Mrs. Kaden was incharge sponsored by'the Rahway An elderly . gentleman, James Revel, John Fitzsim- McDaniel. D.-4th Ward, said Install Rev. Hardgrove Sunday Light: David Jackson. W«h- The East Orange Hospital Mrs. Marie Brennan, R. Charles Phillips, 66, was elo-Naturalist: NicholaSv. the"month.of March. Auxill- party has been "seTforTues- of hospitality. Mrs. Broberg Jaycees In the state com- N., director of nursing, wel- mons," James Mulvaney and • some of the trucks were gas Rev. Orrin T. Hardgrove will be installed this bunday as won the dark horse prize. found lying on the corner Kevin Enright. tankers and recalled a re- pastor of The First Baptist Church, 177 Iilm Ave., Rahway. Koukotas, John "Campbell. I ary members bought five -comed- the employee&^to-the— -ot~Clarfcson~PlraTrcnvlonroe cently explosion, a reoccur- Webelo-Craftsman: Robert I bonds during March. " "• Events of this type have hospital family.1 She noted The service of investiture will begin at 4 p.m. and Mayor become very popular and the St., the apparent victim of a rence he wanted to avoid. John C. Marsh will be present. An invitation has been extended Brandner. Webelo Artist: Rehabilitation chairman that their training period was mugging. Phillips resides at Peter Frazee was appoint- James Skoprowski, Scott Mrs. Andrew Broberg said competitiveness of the bands only a beginning since they to the public. Dr. Joseph Heartberg, executive secretary of the Karaman, John Campbell, Two Men Are Hit On W. Grand Ave. insures a very excellent show 126 Elm Ave., Rahway. Ron Miller ed as an alternate member New Jersey Baptist Convention, will address the congregation. 24 hours had been spent at would be learning many more A He. said two men stole $90 of the Board of Adjustment, Thomas Schimmel. , Menlo Park Hospital and 10 other vehicle driven byMrs. Patio King striped hammock, forjhe nominal cost of $2. skills on the Job in the weeks The main speaker at the installation will be Dr. George W. 5 Piece Stainless Steel 2,200 iq. It. Coverage with emerald green stand Refreshments will be avail- from him. He was taken to and John McGrath was named Webber, president of New York Theological Seminary. He is the hours at Rahway Hospital 292 Beatrice E. Martin, 51, of Garden Tool Set to come. She indicated that Rahway Hospital for a minor BSA Drive to:-the Rahway Parking Au- by auxiliary members. She was charged with drunk dri- able at moderate prices. the hospital field is so wide author of "God's Colony in Man's World" and "The Congrega- OcfJrd Exams vln 2228 Church St., Rahway, cut. thority. •• tion in Mission." also expressed thanks to g- He was said to have reported Patrolman Robert 'A charge will be made against accaunit which are cloiod or lall below fnr opening minimum—I),000 or 55,000—In Ifie ffrst fttr those who assisted in the bin- failed a Drunk-O-Meter test Clark. Schulties was treated go party at the Menlo Park administered by Clark Sgx. at Rahway Hospital for a cut To Direct ^ 5 For US Schools Home for Disabled Vets. Donald Ficke. head. At FSB Earn Highest Interest Any Way You Want It. Ronald Miller of Miller Mrs. Harry Hoeft was His car collided with an- Warming Up Hot Line Pontiac and Cadillac has senator Clifford P. Case been named chairman of the today announced plans to hold 1970 sustaining memberships a Civil Service examination 3/% and enrollment committee for on Oct. 3 to assist him in /4 /o with FSB with FSB 2'" with FSB Rahway in Southern District, selecting his nominees for Came, Sawed, Conquered 5 2 with FSB 7% Boy Scouts of America. the U.S. Air Force, Military, Business Certificates 2-Year Certificates of 1-Year Certificates of Short-Term Certificates mmmm The appointment" was an- Naval and Merchant-Marine of $1,000 or more with of $1 OO'OOO or more on nounced by Christopher Academies, for the classes .$^000 or more held $1,000 or more held Dietz, local attorney and entering in the summer of for 2 years or more for 1 year or more 30-day withdrawal privileges deposit for 1 year or longer chairman of Southern Dis- 1971. ,^ trict, Union Council, Boy. and with 90-day Preferred Scouts of America. The examination is open to Passbook Savings of ^Enrollment gbal for 1970 legal residents of New Jer- Is 300 members with fianan- sey. All persons desiring to $500 or more. cial support of $2,000. This, take the test should write to in addition to other sources, Senator Case, Room 315, Old will maintain and expand the Senate Office Building, a friend of the family opportunity for scouting in Washington, D.C. 20510. OPEN: 8 TO 8 DAILY Rahway. The council's yearly oper- AND 9 TO 5 SATURDAY Franklin State Bank ating funds come from three member FDIC • ^ sources: United Fund Allo- IN THIS ISSUE cation, Sustaining Member- Armed Forces 10 ships Enrollment and Foun- Convenient Locations < dation Grants and Trust Fund Church News 12 Main Offlct: 610 FranKlin Blvd., Franklin Township, N. J. Clark Office: Westlield & Rarltan Roads, Clark, N. J. Income. Classified 14 Scotch Plaint Office: 336 Park Avenue, Scotch Plains, N. J. Dietz said that during his Franklin Mall Offict: Easton Avo and Rl. 287, Franklin Township, N. J. «•." tenure as district chairman Editorials..... 4 Kingston Office: Highway 27, Kingston, N, J. Weatfleld-Famnod Office: 2222 South Avenue, Scotch Plains. N. J. . the expanded demand for Movies... 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Daily • S a.m. to Noon Saturday • 6 to B p.m. Monday 8 MUliton* Offlct: Rt. 533, Millstone, N. J. TING ONE TWO THREE ~ Is If u •Itctln yta? Yw bet it Is, aid Mayor John C. Marsk, funds have resulted in year- Drive-In: 8 a.m. to S p.m. Dally • 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday ly deficits. The funds sought Obituaries 12 9 a.m. lo 3 p.m. Daily • 9 a.m. to Noon Saturday • 6:30 to 6 p.m. Thursday and CeuncltmaD-at-Larg* Ray A. Glactbbe, left, an letting ready te .start The Het Drive-In: 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Daily • 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday from Rahway for this con- TEN. NINE, EIGHT, SEVEN ... H*s countdown time for popils at Franklin School, Rahway. Ray Hoagland... .. 8 Highland Park Office: 45 Woodbridge Ave., Highland Park, N. J. tinual supportofscoudngwill I to provide citizens Kith a way of cemmlutlng with fbe town talkers. Martin J. Slllrie Mrs. KatklOM Ktlly, a teacher, supervises Andrea Kunak*s rocket ship, Alex Busse checks Social NewSai.H...•••• Motor Office Dnve-ln: Franklin Blvd. & Somerset St., Franklin Township, N.J. S a.m. to 3 p.m. Daily • 8 a.m. to Noon Saturday • 6:30 to 8 p.m. Thursday go a long way in setting the 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. {Daily • 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday Drive-In: 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Pally • 9 a.m. to 5j>.m. Saturday nitrates the Recert-O-Feie wWdi tapes citizen noaoloBNS. Whirs the Dumber? What pace for other communities Barbara Ea^'s winding and Wide Likens, vice principal, st^ Sports...... 8,9.10 -to follow in meeting fair share. *Ja Onnnattun.-Stnoasjmrk, tat ir^ton.-too. (Story^(TAnofhM-Photo engage 2) lap Gran Cta*s pnsMtatla tf J.B. Prl«tl«y*s "Dmgmmt Cmu." Tbty an Retort A. O TMMa, in Ntlai Mtssam if 1M1 Metf (amy St., Rahway, Miss Stary S. Waftm art R«- Democrats Define Ombudsman for GOP, Seek More Flood Control Action. Story on Page 5. > v baf A. Itm af Ml Hants* St., Rakway. Tin ilay bad far parttrmsBccs ii Can pas Ctatw 1 ,-• 7