cvtnot C la r k , ^ « ^ 066 A VOICE FOR A L L — AN ECHO FOR NONE CLARK PUBLIC LB V O L . 2, No. 62 Clark, N.J., Thursday, October 19, 1967 dui Westfield Avenue 10 Cents Slaik. N..T Clark Jayceef Sets Skating Program TH E QUILL Are Sponsoring The Clark Roller Skating Givney will be the policemen Program sponsored by the in charge at the Charles H. Clark Board of Education Brewer School. The New Car Show started its 12th year of rol­ schedule: ler skating Oct. 20. This year Charles H. Brewer School, four schools will be used 6:15 - 7:45 p.m., grade 7; Will you be able to get to the polls on Election Day? for the program. The 8:00 - 9:30 p.m., grades 8 - Stanley Fink and James program will be held each If not, you can apply now for an absentee ballot. If you’re 12. Flood, car show co - Friday school is in session Valley Road School; 4 - going to be out of the state on Nov. 7 — or if illness will chairmen, announced that the and will end April 5, 1968. 5:30 p.m., grades 3,4, and prevent your coming to the polls — you can vote by ab­ fifth annual Jaycee - spon­ The instructors, who are beginners; 6:30 - 8 p.m., sored display of new car all teachers in the Clark grades 5-6. sentee ballot. models will be held at the school system, will be Abraham Clark School, 4 - Just request an absentee ballot from your city clerk Clark Lanes parking lot #2, Charles H. Brewer School, 5:30 p.m., grades 3,4, and Oct. 28, 1967, from 9 a.m. Barbara Nochey, head teach­ beginners; 6:30 - 8 p.m., or from the county clerk. The ballot will be mailed to you to 4 p.m. er and Sid Hochman super­ grades 5-6. within eight days of the election. But if you want to vote Area residents will be visor; Valley Road School, Frank K. Hehnly School, treated to a showing of many Edward Muzik, head teacher by absentee ballot, you have to apply for one before 4 - 5:30 p.m., grades 3,4, of the new 1968 models In and Timlynn Babitsky, and beginners; 6:30 - 8 p.m,, O ct. 30- one place at the same time. supervisor; Frank K. Hehnly grades 5-6. Included will be models from School, Steve Marcinak, head The admission fee is 25 the big three auto makers teacher and Irene Rudo, cents. plus several sport and for­ supervisor. Officer Richard an.1 eign cars and motorcycles and bikes. Since there are no new car dealers in Clark, near­ by dealers, including Rahway Clark Safety Drive The Clark Free Public Library needs your “ Lance"! Auto Supply (Chevrolet), Augustine Motors (Chrysler Sound like the library needs a spear? and Plymouth), Westfield Taken Into School Not really — but the Clark Jaycee-ettes are spear­ Motors (Dodge and Jeep), Westfield Ford, Miller Pon­ Clark is taking the learn to swim as soon as heading a drive to provide the library with a collection tiac, and Honda, will “ rent” drive for safety where it possible and that when they of the “ Lance", the Arthur L. Johnson Regional High space to show their vehicles; will do the most good— to have learned, they should the children. swim with someone else, School yearbook. proceeds from the show are marked for Jaycee charita­ Under the able direction so that each can keep an The Jaycee-ettes will present a copy of the yearbook ble projects. of Patrolman Ray George, eye on the other. The traffic tower shows to the library each year for reference material — but Refreshments will be sold the drive is going into the by the Jaycee - ettes. schools, complete with min­ them the lights that can be back issues of the yearbook have become a problem. You In the event of rain, the iature traffic light and col­ the answer to crossing a can’t buy old copies of the books — and owners are show will be held the fol­ oring books which teach the street in safety and which, lowing Saturday. youngsters the ABCs of safe­ when ignored, can result in understandably unenthusiastic about giving them up. ty at home, on the way to injury or death. If you’re a former Regional student — and are willing school and in school. Stay away from knives and The coloring book is a power equipment, the book- to give up your copy of the “ Lance" — contact L ibrary County Slate safety manual which points •let warns. Never touch a Director Edward Temkin. out the simple dos anddon’ ts firearm or anything which of injury-free living. The might explode and pick up students are taught that the toys and odds and ends left To Be Heard policemen and firemen are upon the floor, the booklet their friends, that fires and urges. CLARK CONTESTANT — George A. Yarusavage (right), son of Councilma and Mrs. Bernard open burning are to be avoid­ Safety taught to the very Yarusavage of Linda La., Clark, recently appeared as a contestant on the television program, ed always, that they should young is apt to be safety "Concentration". George, 14, is a freshman at Arthur L. Johnson Regional High School. He By Clark GOP remembered through a life­ appeared during "Teenagers Week" and was the only boy from N.J. He competed against Rich­ time. This is the point of Fire Prevention Week in Clark was again used by mem­ ard White (left), also 14, of Stanford, Conn, and their contest was a draw. Both boys received a the Clark program which is Polaroid "swinger" camera and six Milton Bradley games. They are congratulated by "emcee" The Clark Republican Club sponsored by the Fibro bers of o.ur volunteer fire department for educating many Bob Clayton, who took the place of vacationing Hugh Downs. , jfj has invited the Union County PTA Sponsoring Corp - CalMar Dispensers of the township youngsters in “ what the fireman does slate of senate, assembly, Co.; the Celanese Plastics and freeholder candidates to Corp.; the Villa Contracting and how he protects you". As indicated in a story on this Clark Fire Essay Winners Announced Clark Comedy To speak at the American Le­ Parents Night Co.; the Branson Equipment page, winners were announced in the annual essay con­ gion Building, Westfield Co.; Howard Johnson’ s test. Pictured below, receiving their awards, are Ronnie Prizes were awarded re­ a short talk on fire pre­ Ave., Clark. The first speak­ Motor Lodge of Clark; the vention. er Is scheduled for 9:00 p.m. Clark Floor and Bedding Co.; Lehretc (left), second place, and Lisa Rothstein, first cently to winners of the Fire Be Presented Prevention F.esaytContebfi Content} Judges of the essays were The public Is invited. Re­ Mildred Terrace Spotnails, Inc-; Battelle & place. They received their prizes from Captcin Anthony held in Clarkrk by Fire Capt: 1 Miss Catherine Lyons rep­ freshments will be served. Renwick; Jofm Schwartz, resenting the Clark school, The candidates will be Inc.; I.T.T. M.ackay Marine, Malanga (left) and Chief Robert Wagner. Anthony Malalanga. Clark Fire/ Chief Robert system; Chief Wagner; Capt. 0eS> ?J and 28 headed by Republican Mi­ To promote a' stronget a division of the Internation­ Malanga; asslstantChief Ro­ nority Assembly Leader bond between parents and al Telephone and Telegraph “Third Best Sport” , a bert Volpe and Lt. Frank Frank X. McDermott, Mat­ teacheEs, the Parent Corp.; the Radio Corp. of comedy, will be presented Oberlies. thew Rinaldo, Nick LaCorte, Teachers Association of America Clark Bowling Oct. 27 and 28 at the Frank Winners and runners up Charley Irwin, Herb Heil- Mildred Terrace School will Lanes, Inc.; Waddell Equip­ K. Hehnley School, Clark by in order were: Valley Road mann, Herb Kiehn, Art Man­ sponsor a back-to-school ment Co.; Baumel’ s Liquor; the Clark Community Play­ School, Jan Serden and ners, Ted Tracy, and Jerry night for parents of first Motomco, Inc.; R.G. Moenfch' (. v... * ers. Curtain time will be Veronica La Bella; Mildred Epstein. through sixth grade pupils & Co. and Aquadine Corp. Terrace School, Steven 8:30 p.m. Oct. 25 at 8 p.m. Tickets, which are $1.50, Cherensky and Mike Per- Dr. Carl H. Kumpf, Supt. may be purchased at the rotta; Frank K. Hehnly of schools will give a wel­ School, Lisa Rothstein' and door. coming address; Mr. Philip Members of the cast are Ronnie LehrertS; Abraham Copy Machine Foster, principal, will in­ Jaycee-ettes Meg Munkel, Betty Andrew, Clark School, Judl Gross troduce the Mildred Terrace Kenneth Andrew, James and Susan Miskovich; St. staff. Dwyer, Kathy Pierce, Jimmy Agnes School, Maureen Kos- At the meeting Mrs. Jerry Stewart, Jerry Kaplan, In Clark Have tyack and Mark Granrath. Available Fontenelli, P.T.A. presi­ George Jacoby, Eleanor Topic of the essays was dent, will introduce her fel­ Hilliard, Thomas Cusumano “ Fire Prevention and What low officers: Mrs. Herbert and Bart Zucosky. It Means To M e.” R. Edelman, vice president; 6th Birthday Betty Mattem is produc­ Now At Library Each first place winner Mrs. Joel Shapiro, record­ tion manager and the show is received a dry chemical fire ing secretary; Mrs. Morris Clark Jaycee-ettes played under the direction of Roy extinguisher and each second Kaplan, corresponding se­ thost to themselves recently Douglass. place winner was given a “ Something new” has been cretary; and Mrs. Edward by holding a sixth anniver­ The Clark Community added to the Clark Public Muchmore, Treasurer.