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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. sary party. certificate of award. Playhouse is a Board of Edu­ Awards were presented at Library. The new item is a This is an opportunity for The numerical theme was cation recreation project. assemblies in each school self - service, coin - oper­ parents to meet with the carried out with streamers and the winners read their ated photocopier. teachers and to visit the and balloons and Ice cream essays. The Library Board has in­ classrooms. and cake were served. Sgt. Ficke stalled the photocopier for Among the games which the convenience of the li­ were enjoyed was a version brary’s borrowers. It is of hot potato called “ Pass Clark Art Show Completing intended to save copying time Brewer Parents the Bank’ ’ which tied in with whenever borrowers do ref­ the Jaycee-ette program of Police Study erence and research. Instead visitation known as “ Pass of writing out Information in Invited Back the Bank’ ’. Competition Keen Sgt. Donald Fickle of the long - hand, borrowers can A business meeting pre- Clark Police Department is have the information photo­ ceeded the party. Mrs. Fred among those who will be copied for a small fee. To Classrooms Staiger announced that the graduated tommorrow (Oct. Use of the photocopier is organizations Chinese Auc­ Over 100 neighbors and not limited to library use. 20) from the “ Operation The Charles H. Brewer tion was a financial success. friends visited the annual Borrowers and citizens of Combine" class for munic­ School Invites the parents of Mrs. Paul Raabe announc­ Pictured below inspecting the fire truck apparatus outdoor art display of the the Township are invited to ipal police officers at the all students to Its annual ed plans for a Spring Fashion students of Mrs. Emy use the copier for personal (after they took time out to smile for the camera are stu­ J. J. Police Academy, Sea “ Back to School Night" on Show were under way. It Yeckel, 9 Acken Drive, use and the duplication of dents at the Frank K. Hehnly School. Clark. Top honors went to: Girt. The ceremony will be­ Oct. 24. An invitation to will be held in the Mildred gin at 3 p.m. personal papers. attend has been extended to Terrace School and Nan’ s Mrs. Nina Petro, Charlotte The copier prints a pos­ Pi., Rahway; Mrs. Evelyn The two - week courses, all parents by Principal Fashion Shoppe, Clark will which have been designed to itive copy for a fee per David M. Hart. The purposes provide the clothes. Seel, Seminary Ave., Rah­ page. way; Mrs. Mary Krobel, Lef- help municipalities cope with of this program are: To tell it was voted unanimously ferts Lane, Clark; and Mrs. problems concerning pre­ the parents what is current­ to provide the Clark Public Adele Pressman, Rahway. vention and control of civil ly being taught to the child­ Library with a copy of the Among those present at disturbances, stress the im ­ ren; to explain what the plans Arthur L. Johnson yearbook the art show were: Mayor portance of community re­ Clark GOP for the school year are; each year beginning with the William Maguire, Clark; Mr. lations. Lectures in this area and to answer any general 1968 issue. Back copies also and Mrs. Herbert Kiehn, are given on Community Af­ questions the parents may will be provided if they are Rahway; Edward Temkin of fairs Programs, Juvenile have. available. the Clark Public Library; Relations, Press Relations Hallowe’en Mrs. Clarence Hannis, Mrs. Anthony Roccia told Edward Hirshman, director and related subjects aimed president of the Brewer of the completed plans for of the Rahway Adult School. at the prevention of dis­ School P.T.A. will start the the annual Jaycee - Jaycee- Mrs. Yeckel is teaching orders. Party Set program at 8 p.m. with a ette Harvest Dance. It will art at the Rahway Adult The remainder of the cur­ short business meeting and be held at Augie’ s on West- field Ave. in Clark Nov. 11. School. The paintings will riculum, dealing with the The Clark Republican Club the introduction of new control phase, features lec­ Costumes are optional and be on display at the library will hold its annual Hallo­ teachers. Scheduled class­ tures, demonstrations and prizes will be awarded for in Clark for “ American Art ween dance at Augie’ s Co­ room visits for parents will projects on; Law (National, prettiest, funniest, most or­ Week” which is coming soon. lonial Home, 27 Westfield start after the business State and Local); Intelli­ iginal, etc. Tickets may be Mrs. George Wrasman, Ave., Clark, Oct. 27 at 8 meeting. At the conclusion gence; Operational and Log­ purchased from any member Clark was the general chair­ p.m. of the classroom visits, re­ of either club or by calling man. istical Planning; Leader­ Costumes are optional. freshments will be served ship, Supervision and Disci­ in the cafeteria. Mrs. Roccia at 382-3108 or There will be music — danc­ Edward Jeranek 382-1680. pline; Patrols (mobile, foot ing — prizes — free beer, Parent schedules will be and fixed); Crowd and Sniper sent home on Oct. 23. Mrs. Thomas Favor an­ SINGLES DANCE and a buffet. Control; Arrest, Identifica­ Tickets are available from nounced that the collection tion and Detention; Report­ Republican Club members “ The New Story of Milk,” of old nylon stockings was Single, widowed, and di­ ing Procedures; and the going well and would con­ or at the door. a color, sound film will be vorced men and women ages Roles of Assisting Agencies. shown at the Union County tinue. The N.J. Jaycee - 35 to 58 are welcome to at­ The major objective of the Mrs. Anne Patterson, Park Commission’s Trail- ettes are conducting the col­ tend a dance party sponsored initial courses is to estab­ R.N., Director of Nursing side Nature and Science Cen­ lection and when the total by the Senior League, a su­ lish an effective program and Assistant Administrator ter, in the Watchung Reserv­ weighs one ton, a color burban business and profes­ for general command of­ of the Passaic General Hos­ ation, Oct. 22, at 3 p.m. The television will be provided sional group Oct. 22 at 8 ficers who will coordinate pital, was elected President movie shows life in the early for the N. J. State hospital. p.m. at the Maywood Inn, and direct the activities of of the New Jewsey State days on the farm and the The Jaycee - ettes will 122 W. Pleasant Ave., May- the municipal police depart­ Nurses’ Association at their amazing new developments have their next regular wood. ment’s field operation. 65th Annual Convention. of today. meeting Nov. 8 at 8:15. \ -8 '■ n W M fM T W >ri Hall at 9:30 and 11 a.m. a.m. 11 and 9:30 at Hall on Sunday. The Rev. Eugene Eugene Rev. Sunday. The on to Love Yourself.’ Nursery Nursery How “ Yourself.’ topic Love to sermon his as Church, be held in Davis will Rahway, Presbyterian First is provided at both hours hours both at provided is have will Pastor, Ebert, W. .. n h Yuh om h . The Room. Youth the in p.m. worship. attend to ing wish­ of parents children for etn wl b hl a 5 at held be will meeting etn a :0 p.m. 6:30 at meeting eir ih ru wl be will group high senior continue to meet each meet Sunday to continue t 10:45 p.m. at n te e. hooe Scott Theodore Rev. the and Quaas Kenneth with morning choirs at 3 and 4 p.m.; p.m.; 4 and Sen­ 7p.m.; 3 at ChapelChoir at choirs ior Choir at 8 p.m. Story Story p.m. 8 at Choir ior the children’s as follows: are hour for children will be held will children for hour while the National Missions Missions p.m., National 6:30 the at while meets group andclass dinner ‘68 lowship Fel­ 5 p.m., to 3 from today in the Chapel at 8 p,m. p,m. 8 at Chapel the in beth Presbytery meeting is is today. p.m. 7:30 meeting at Presbytery beth of Eliza­ meeting Committee to Prayer 5 High Junior from be p.m., 8 will sessions audy t 8p.m. at Saturday new officers at 7:30 p.m.; p.m.; 7:30 at for officers meeting new Committee ing Nominat­ 7:30p.m.; at floor Basketball Monday, include: training session on third third on s session Leader’ Scout training p.m.; 7 at Pack Cub p.m.; 7 at clinic os etn i hl on held is Meeting mous meeting in the Scout Room Room Scout the in meeting Adult Prayer Group meeting meeting Group Prayer Adult in the Scout room at 7 p.m. 7p.m. at room Scout the in 8:30 at breakfast s Minister’ Tuesday, lzbt Pebtr meet­ Presbytery Elizabeth #47 Troop Scout Boy a.m.; t :0 .. UPW As­ U.P.W. p.m.; 6:30 be will at Session Prayer High the Senior Wednesday p.m. 2 Presbyter­ First the at ing es ih hit a been has Christ” With ners and meeting follows at 8 follows p.m. meeting and at 6;30 Dinner p.m. sociation at Metuchen in Church ian chosen by the Rev. James James Rev. the by chosen udy onn t :5 a.m. 9:45at Sunday morning ra eiiu Services Religious Area 2 Page way for morning worship worship morning for way in fr rb om Nur- room crib for sions . otn Pso o the of Pastor Horton, F. is Bpit hrh Rah­ Church, Baptist First h mrig osi at worship morning The IS PRESBYTERIAN FIRST Junior High Fellowship Fellowship High Junior The senior high class will will class high senior The hi rhasl today rehearsals Choir h Achlc Anony­ Alcoholics The ciiis o te week the for Activities h sro il f“Part­ “ of title sermon The h Cuc Sho ses­ School Church The w IS BAPTIST FIRST OAST 0 0 0 1 $ TO ANS LO - W O N • New law New effective September 7,1967 allows you to (LIC. ir 734) ir (LIC. , , orw p o 31000, usual ap­ credit to to subject upborrow l fyu obligationsyour into of all Comeinphone or today! signature, furniture. onproval, or Combine auto R E V O O II A W A H D N A T S A O C TO T S A O C M O R F S E C I F F O Rahway - Clark Clark - Rahway ^ | f Ljou Ljou f | ^ .... . 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RAHW IN ■ive r o f p u s t HN: 382-5252 PHONE: O SATI S R E M O T S U C D E I F IS T A S TO S N A O L e v a a e D T o m L)our> L)our> m o T •on Monday at 10 a.m. The The a.m. 10 at Monday •on Church school sessions for for sessions noon. 12 school to Church a.m. 9:45 held ay n Mdlr wl be ri­ P will Middlers Kindergarten, and mary sery, ments will be held 11 a.m. a.m. 11 held be will ments through Adult Depart­ Junior osi fr uir Hi Junior meet­ be will Hi for Senior and lowship 12 noon.to ing at the church at 7 p.m. p.m. 7 at Sundayon evening. church the at ing with Mrs. Delmas Hodges, Hodges, Delmas Mrs. with (form erly Circle 4) will meet meet 4) will Circle erly (form e” a te hrh dining church the at ner” erly (form with meet Mrs. will 5) Circle Circle Rebecca Clark Drive, Hawthorne 228 chairman of the dinner com­ dinner the of p.m. chairman 6 at 27 Oct. on hass George Kugel, M rs. Vincent Vincent rs. M is Kugel, George Hontz, William Mrs. Din­ Fellowship “ a sponsor 8 p.m. Jaques 1073 Abbott, K. J. N.Y. form er minister of the of minister er form N.Y. Guest dinner. the follow Brun­ James Mrs. and Mul­ Siguard ler, Mrs. Mrs. by Markel, assisted mittee, at Tuesday on Rahway Ave., speaker will be Dr. Wilbour Wilbour Dr. be will speaker to program musical A son. E. 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LOANS T LOW COSTAT INSURED LIFE n a d is is d > f i 9 Cd)fflce-The h T - e c l f f ) d C '9 s e 'in s ffu t91 a.m. 9:15at day afternoon at 4 p.m. 4 at afternoon day et n h Prs House clock. o’ Parish theSunday in meet logues on the various faiths. faiths. various the on logues ocok priiaig in dia­ youth participating inter-Church the o’clock, at 7 Evening Sunday Church Presbyterial Second at meet ciety. oa cuc a 64 p.m. 6:40 at church local will meet next Thursday, Thursday, next meet will evening Tuesday 8 o’clock. at meet will h Aeia Cne So­ Cancer for pads American prepare the to 10 at today a.m. meet will Group of the ushering teams will will teams held. members ushering be all the for of clinic ing hy il ev fo the from leave will They c. 6 a 8 .. train­ A p.m. 8 at 26, Oct. group will meet next week week next meet will group 27 Oct. p.m. 7:30at evening, ‘ Friday on a wt te e. Chris­ Rev. the with way Mr. and Mrs. William Davis, Davis, William of and Mrs. home the Mr. at p.m. 8:30 at League the Luther by held be fast will be served to Senior Senior to served be will fast with Trinity after Sunday 5 Lnx v. Westfield. Ave., Lenox 558 I will be the Rev. Ray Fulcher, Fulcher, Ray the Rev. Ibe will eras il e ed as 7:15 Sen­ p.m.; Choir, held irls’ G be will hearsals Guild. Altar s Martha’ St. by vices. of the Church School Division will rector, Nichols, topher (formerly of Clark, who will will who Clark, of Haleyville; (formerly God, of (Church o Cor 8:15 p.m. Choir, ior 7p.m.; Choir, Boys’ follows: The choir. senior the by Break­ Choir. irls’ G the provided be by will Music a.m. 22ndChoral the as Sunday mark ig Fr reservations For . ■ing” the Guild Room. The Rev. Rev. The Room. Eposcopal Guild in the the meet will Women p.m. Church 8 chapel, 7 the in atat a.m. 10 Communion and Holy be 7 p.m. at meet ser­ opening for church into the choir precede will School music with prayer morning Club. Breakfast follow. the by Refreshments will be served be served will Refreshments speak. ill Ducker w L. Robert the Church of division junior will Classes School Church ber of the Department of of Department the of ber Mne’ s Christian Fellowship Fellowship Christian s Mne’ Missions. of at Preacher guest the be andinterpreta­ Stewardship eir ih eta 11only. a.m. at meet High Senior departments all for and 22 12 Oct. Nov. on School Sunday classrooms, in their children visit to parents the for area the in work extensive Presbyterian Sundayon Avenel First of Church the and denomination our of tion at the 9:30 and 11 a.m. a.m. 11 and 9:30 the at High. through Senior Nursery including has a.m. Logan done Dr. 11 and 9:30 services. 8, the at be guests. The guest speaker speaker guest The guests. be the adult Congrega­ anwill by the by accompanied of prepared be women will Chapel the in a.m. served 6:30 be at will Hall. Church Communion the in will held be Breakfast Communion held is High Junior through will speaker, known well a in Al eir ih Boys High Senior All tion. by followed be 7 menuThe at a.m. breakfast will and speak on “ Christian L iv- iv- L Christian “ on speak VNL PRESBYTERIAN AVENEL gned o wt cinu with o g to d e n ig s e d The Youth League will will League Youth The Sun­ meet will Loyals The The Luther League will will League Luther The The Women’ s Service Service s Women’ The L)Ol The Lutheran Church Men Church Lutheran The A Hallowe’ en Party will will Party en Hallowe’ A Committee Planning The St. Paul’ s Church of Rah­ of Church s Paul’ St. h Fia Bbe Study Bible Friday The n hrdy cor re­ choir Thursday, On Young Churchmen will The be will there a.m. .At 11 On Wednesday there will will there Wednesday On Dr. Jay M. Logan, a mem­ Logan, M. Jay Dr. n c. 2 te Annual the 22, Oct. On held be will house Open ned to go o g o t d e n g i ? e feno a 4 at afternoon T PUL’S PAU ST. Eucharist at 8:15 at Eucharist h ave to ord to ave h Nursery Nursery t corb? ^Just 65c extra per r e p a r t x e c 5 6 t s u J ^ ? b r o c |ts v e a v o with State School. State stuffed the on work continue animals for Woodbridge Woodbridge for animals monthly workshop. They will will They workshop. monthly s Women’ the Hall, Church Information and ing register. Association will hold their their hold the will in p.m. Association 1 at 25 Oct. time. that at given Christian #5, room in p.m. eadn te orewl be will course the regarding even­ this attend to asked are Church the with unite to 6:45 at 25 Oct. on begin tions. call fun and fellowship of ing on pol fo 7h to 7th All from Building. people young Education will communicants young for even­ an For p.m. 6 at 28 nasium. 10th grades who would like like would who grades 10th reserva­ for 381-1242 Sheehan James at Mrs. or Mr. Oct. for scheduled was that gym­ the in recreation for Sunday every at fellowship 6:45 for evening meets ship girls evening. the for grade program the 9thpresent will The Hall. 7:30 in theat Church evening following: the call please n o Wdedy a 7 at p.m. and Wednesdays on Friday on meet will ship at 486-8191. Hagendoom Clem 636-3386; at Mr. Barrett Wm. Mr. 634-1631; office Church celebrated at 10 a.m., a.m., 10 at celebrated 10:30 to. 7:30 Saturday. p.m. from church ld Cmuin t 7:30 at Communion clude to go will Werbitsky r. friends M and of family the with 636-1680 or Mr. Carl Rogers Rogers Carl Mr. or 636-1680

will decorate die hall for for hall die decorate helpers of will group a and ties .. n Cuc col and School Church and a.m. and Cemetery Rahway the along Holy rector the the theservice, After of Carl Church. Comforter of member a long memory Rahway, of Werbitsky the to as celebrated be munion will 14 been haspostponed to Oct. h ate o Friday. on parties the par­ the of charge has who the at their held and be will agers friends teen for Saturday. p.m. 3 to pre-school 1 from from youths aiy osi a :0 a.m. 9:30 at worship family the on Werbitsky. Mr. headstone of grave a bless service memorial special a c. 25. Oct. held dance and be party Halloween A will grade 7th to h sro tpc il be will topic sermon The “ The Saints of God.” of Saints The “ Milton Ave., Rahway. Rev. Rev. pastor. Rahway. is Baum Gordon Ave., Milton the Sanctuary at 11 a.m. a.m. 11 at Sanctuary the hrh Mi S. n E. and Methodist St. Trinity Main Church, the at in and Chapel, the in 9:45 at a.m. held be will Services p.m. h hrh anniversary. church the at presidents all with meet il per t h Annual the at appear will Society. and display special a be will way, will give a sermon on sermon a give will way, 8 p.m. to further plans for for plans further to p.m. 8 ak o te eei o the of benefit the for talk Maple 515 Miles, Miss Elmira of home the at held be of the Second Baptist Church Baptist Second the of Women’ s Baptist Missionary Missionary Baptist s Women’ Rahway at 5 There p.m. Ave., a.m. 11 at morning day t at itn v. Rah­ Ave., Milton East at ai” o Ot 2 a 8 at 27 Oct. on featuring Mavis” Show, “ Fashion Proa Gd o Sun­ on God" Personal A “ u y n a On Wednesday afternoon afternoon Wednesday On The membership classes classes membership The Dinner Club Couples The M rs. Diane Williamson Williamson Diane rs. M h Sno Hg Fellow­ High Senior The oy omno wl be will Communion Holy h Jno Hg Fellow­ High Junior The A Halloween party for for party Halloween A te evcs Sunday in­ services Other Com­ o’clock eleven The Sunday Morning Worship Worship Morning Sunday On Oct. 30 the pastor will will pastor the 30 Oct. On The inspirational choir choir inspirational The Sunday Supper A Night will The Rev. James W. Ealey Ealey W. James Rev. The n D TRINITY METHODIST TRINITY OY COMFORTER HOLY t u o EOD $APTIST SECOND « d m o o r d e b rincecc pbone rincecc The J J e h T . r o c e d m o o r d e b w e n m o o r d e b awy wsReodClr Patriot P lark ecord/C s-R ew N Rahway ? e m o c wil e ed t :0 11 & 9:30 at held be ill 'w |M. Elliot, Jr., Pastor of of Pastor Jr., Elliot, |M. il e ed t 1 .. at a.m. 11 at held be will Idous,” is the sermon topic topic sermon the is Idous,” the Second Presbyterian New and Presbyterian St. Main Second Church, the ’ chosen by the Rev. William William Rev. the by chosen ’ Rev. Richard R. Streeter, Streeter, R. the with Richard Ave., Rev. Brunswick is t :0 .. o be­ for High Junior through a.m. 9:30ginners at gins Pastor, giving a sermon on sermon a giving Pastor, temporary World. 2. Mark: Mark: 2. World. temporary are topics The Highs. and Adults Senior for offered being s olw: . Christian Con­ 1. our in follows: Committement as are seminars Four Dept. . Prodical” The “ . h i teCuc n the in Today Church the is Speaks Why 3. Gospel The Stewardship Training meet­ Training Stewardship and worship. study may thatparents so from provided tol2:15 is 9:15 care sery of Confession The 4. World ing will be held will on ing Wednesday at 7:45 p.m. at Thursday on be re­ will Choir hearsal Senior p.m. 8 at p.m. 6:30 at meets ship andnur­ room crib A 1967. n rdy t4pm and also 4p.m. at Friday on p.m. 8 at tonight hearses oe’s soito will Association the of s Women’ Board Executive the pn o l 7h grad­ 7th all 8th and graders. to ers open n audy t am Cub a.m. 9 at Saturday on at 8 evening this p.m. held be entitled meeting discussion 1961 Rar­ Church, byterian at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday; and Tuesday; on 7:30p.m. at rm oorw rm to 5 from tomorrow gram re­ High P Junior the for son iso Smnr il be will Seminar Mission 7:30p.m. at meet will Class municants A Plains. Scotch Road, itan Pres­ Grove Willow the at ite il eti Ro B. Room in meet will mittee 7:30 p.m. This program is is program This p.m. 7:30 about play a of title the is 9:30 at parlor church the in td i a 81 pm both p.m. 8:15 evening. Wednesday on at is Study 9:30 at Tuesday On held. is Prayer Adult p.m.; 5:30 third through olds grade. yr. 2 for portunities are Tremen- Tremen- are portunities Jacob which will be die les­ die be will which Jacob Room in p.m. 7:30 at ing even­ this meets Committee e ed t :0 .. Youth p.m. 4:30 at held be Morning be will there a.m. 8:15p.m. at evening Monday Temple to Trip Field Dept. Meeting ing. Sunday all even­ 8p.m. at Committee is Fellowships toral • Senior and Middler Junior, p.m., 6:30at 11 a.m. at and a.m. 9:30 at 12th is through fourth grades a.m. Rev. the with services ship Friday on meets #102 Pack will Christianity?” is What “ :0 Jno a 8 .. on p.m. 8 at Junior 6:30; morning. Presbyterian Road, Raritan 1689 Church, Osceola the B. 8p.m. at 1000 Clark Raritan Ruch, Rd., L. of Mrs. home the at #4 and a.m.; SEL PRESBYTERIAN OSCEOLA Chapel Choir Rehearsal will will Rehearsal Choir Chapel andp.m. 6:30 at the Pas­ are speaking Alexander Julian olws Wsmntr at Westminster s: follow Sunday a.m. 11 and services 9:30 at worship for Clark SECOND 7:30 p.m. and Adult Bible Bible Adult and p.m. 7:30 the Wednesday On Prayer. p.m., 3:45 at be will Israel hrdy vnn, and Friday. p.m. evening, 3:45 at Junior Thursday Op­ The — Terrible Are ryr il ae lc at place take will Prayer Sunday morning worship worship morning Sunday udy hrh col be­ School Church Sunday h Sno Hg Fellow­ High Senior The h Eagls Com­ Evangelism The h Cacl hi re­ Choir Chancel The h Tnh rd Com­ Grade Tenth The ice etns oa: #2 today: meetings Circle h Yuh hi et at meets Choir Youth The wor­ Sundaymorning The hi rhasl ae as are rehearsals Choir o eem a aiy Family” a Redeems God “ Education Christian The n ody h Junior the Monday On “ TheJW orkin g g orkin TheJW “ month. ILW GROVE WILLOW Sunday School for for School Sunday PRESBYTERIAN ? ? e e n New BellJersey New AN IA R E T Y B S E R P a i I Conditions Conditions .. b mmes f the Clark. 6:30 of of to Church members 4 conducted Lutheran by from be p.m., 22, will Nov. Clark lto dt st o te end the for set date pletion of the pastor on Wednesday Wednesday on pastor the of Study Bible the by covered ig Ras ih com­ a with the Oak Roads and Raritan at Ridge of extensive corner program an building undertaken eti tecuc alr a parlor cnurch the in meet ls, ne te leadership the under Class, denominational composition composition denominational com­ the serve better to is year. this of iwaosi DrtyLt rn f ol Wr I U.S. II. War World 0f eran Leta Dorothy Niewiarowski; evening at 8 p.m. in Fellow-,617 ~w. Meadow Ave., Rah- Rah- Ave., Meadow ~w. Fellow-,617 in 8 p.m. at evening 8 p.m. the same evening evening same the p.m. 8 of Clark homes. Clark of ihr Bnel teit avtr andMaria Salvatore iate the of illness, son long a the Rahway after in orange orn a.m. e 11 Bunnell. theMrs. of Richard to at East 9 12 direction in the under from Oct. Hospital meets died , class nursery veterans dateway_ this onpre-school the Also Hall. ship uiy y eemnn the determining by munity ski, son of Mr. & M rs. Glen alj ^is life. He was a vet- vet- a was He life. ^is alj Glen rs. & M Mr. of son ski, h Cak lry ed at held clergy Clark the completed. and are church hall new parish the worship Sundayuntil for place a Of Mr. & Mrs. David Moore one SOn, Edward A. Saladino, of Merck Quarter Cen- Cen- Quarter member a was He Merck ars for employed ago was 39 he years Saladino; of where SOn, A. one Saladino, Edward by six his wife, Moore David survived DeAngelia is He & Mrs. retired - Mr. Of self Lena daughter Moore, kath- and Cheryl a leen Grieg; Paul was Mrs. plumbing and heat- employed and June Margaret Lee; Army rs. George &M Mr. of daughter Lee, h cuc’s eprr of­ temporary s church’ the as serves Road Raritan on ee atzd y h f oso, ea ad n tr cu ad b Rahway tbe and club tury one and Texas Houston, 0f the by baptized were ie n meig om on room meeting and fice from a haircutting establish- establish- a haircutting from a afcintl dubbed affectionately was coe 8. October Westfield Ave., the office office the Ave., Westfield atr n udy onn,(agtr Ms Ssn a- eie Mn Cu. Mr. Club. s Men’ Retired Susan Tam- Mrs. (daughter, morning, Sunday on Pastor hp" fe is transition its After shop." pie Beth Or, St. Agnes Ro- ers for the funeral included: Clark, and nine grandchild- grandchild- nine and of Clark, Gould, included: James funeral the for ers Mrs. and Ro- Agnes St. Jo- Pallbear- Or, and Mrs. Beth Cemetery. Evers pie trude’s Charles Tern- of s Church the by congregations Mary’ St.at offered used was building the ment, te cmncl barber­ ecumenical the “ e Survey Set now by the Clark Lutheran R^esky, Daniel M illerick, by three brothers Thomas, Thomas, brothers three by illerick, M Daniel programs^ R^esky, Lutheran Clark the by now man Catholic Church, and Russell App, John Hay, Karl ren. He was predeceased predeceased was He and Charles Mooney ren. William building their Karl John Hay, App, during group, Russell Rahway and of Church, Mahachek, seph Catholic manwas in St.interment Ger- md consecutively office an as Lutherans Lutherans n Clark In col Rrtn d, until pleted. com­ Rd., is Hehnly construction church Frank Raritan the School, at being are held Services Sunday. h sro tpc fteRv W H^wod e ^ Rqim i b ofrd at offered be wiU Requiem y^ a w h a je^ A Ha^lwoo^d W. Rev. the of topic sermon the of the church and their their and invited. church are friends the of a.m. worship service this this service worship a.m. n sekra 8 Al women ll A 8. at speaker and as years many spent who t :5 .. ad n adult an and a.m., 9:15 at evc Dprmn o the of Department Service at sa il speak. will program the with p.m. 6:30 Asia east o 13 am tmr, d; n daughter, one Md.; timore, al- by ofB his wife, survived Baxter, son> is Thomas He 9:30 11:30 a.m. to from Saturday each in ed children Society, Name for Religious 8. instruction at evening this of of h pso, eis t 9:30. at begins pastor, the Oct, the10:30 at Kucharik Joseph aei advance. in is made Association dinner. a sponsoring s Women’ inr il e evd at served be - south will inDinner missionary a rds truh9 s fe- tla apl Rgo one Ragno; Cappola Stella offer- is 9 through 7 grades Bible seminar, conducted by conducted seminar, Bible Church, Rahway, the World World the Rahway, Church, HRH INR VN Rha n ie grandchild­ andfive R3hway EVENT DINNER CHURCH r t a b purchased at$3. be may it Or Room. Reading Science tian together examined, or read outsideworld. ae Ed mn families many Eddy Baker the problems the of meet to where family, the in peace of atmosphere an maintain homemaker it finds Today’s ih h Bbe a any at Chris­ with the Bible, intelligent their problems answer all the to finding are totheKey Scriptures byMary each member can find strength to important increasingly h cnrgto has congregation The of survey religious A The Book of Acts will be will Acts of Book The The purpose of the survey survey the of purpose The The Frank Hehnly school school Hehnly Frank The Paul Michael Niewiarow-iQddo Saladino, he lived here here lived he Saladino, Niewiarow-iQddo Michael Paul At a recent meeting of of meeting recent a At n o’s et s o e e Rgo 7, f 305 of 75, Ragno, Leo be to is Debt” s God’ In “ Dr. Theodore F. Romig, Romig, F. Theodore Dr. eevtos ut be must Reservations Oct. 25, in Davis Hall Hall Davis in 25, Oct. The Sunday school meets meets school Sunday The The adult choir rehearses rehearses choir adult The cec andScience Healthmay be n cec and Sciencein Health with STI ENCK K C N IE C S N IA T IS R H C to bring peace TUESDAYS TUESDAYS LR LTEA , , , LUTHERAN CLARK JFESN AVE. JEFFERSON W NG ROOM G IN D A E R First to tile household ON O P.M. I TO NOON M:m tgtr f r &igcnrco. rm ec ad Company and Merck from contractor. &ing Mr. of ^tighter AWY • RAHWAY • WEDNESDAYS WEDNESDAYS ______R E K A M • »:*» Y R E V E Presbyterian Presbyterian . E M O H k THURSDAYS THURSDAYS V.H. needs O’Neill.

n to itr, r. An­ andRahway of Mrs. Livelli, thony sisters, four two and Rahway; Joseph, Syl­ Frank, of brothers burro, Mrs. John Hanko, of Scotch of Hanko, John Mrs. Rahway of and Albert vester gins’ Sons Funeral Home. Home. Funeral Sons gins’ Plains. ue ws fee a St. inter­ and at Church offered s Mark’ was quiem etery. Re­ of Mass High Solemn A way, died Oct. 12 at Rahway 12 at Oct. died way, etws nS.May s Cem­ in ary’ St. was mentM Hig­ F. Thomas the 16 from optl fe a ogiles JRM J. JEROME long illness. a after Hospital Rah­ St., Union 644 of 80, ton and lived in Brooklyn Jerome J. Matthews, Sr., Sr., Matthews, J. SR. Jerome MATTHEWS, Brooklyn in lived and Bos- Southton in born was He er. ie hr al i lf. He life. his all here lived Pennsylvania of and Hersey, Matthews, Roden Neenan nah 10 Emma for Han- and accountant Walter 16years. late an Oct. the home of at as died employed been had he way, where Rah- He Ave., 801 Jaques of 78 ago. to years 12 moving before Rahway years 30 awy to os ila, hr h ws mlyd as employed was he where William, sons two Rahway; Curran, of Clark; 8 grand- Brotherhood of Locomotive Locomotive of Engineers. Brotherhood the grand- and great Railroad 2 grand- and Society Pennsylvania the 8 of Name children for Clark; Holy of Graney, engineer Curran, Edward Emily member a Mrs. and Rahway locomotive was He of Mrs. years. a 53 ters, daugh- l- two andA Rahway; of Fla., bert, Largo, of Jr., son the Rahway, in bom .Y., N Garage, Park Beauthe eie 1 yas g fo atr ln iles H was He illness. long a after from ago years 17 retired LIM . ESY SR. HERSEY, H. ILLIAM W gins’ Sons Funeral Home, ome Jr. of Roselle Park, Park, Roselle of Jr. ome Home, Funeral Sons gins’ a hlrn Hs ie a telt El- late the was wife His Jer- son, one by survived is Hig- F. Thomas the 16 from :hildren. f ren. .. ry n sre in served and Army U.S. Mrs. Robert Gritschke, of of Gritschke, Robert Mrs. s fr 0 er. e was He years. 20 for machin­ heist a as where employed Clark, was in Co. ing was He Rah­ years. in 40 lived and way bom Italy was He in illness. long a ago from Hyatt R oller Bear­ oller R Hyatt I, from ago War World of veteran France. He retired ten years ten years retired He France. Edward Saladino, 48, of Mary’ s Church and inter- inter- and Church s Mary’ of 48, Saladino, Edward ______High Mass of Requiem was of Requiem Mass High

h fnrl a hl Oct. held was funeral The ila H Hre, Sr., Hersey, H. William ei srie b i ie rtrd n 90 rm the from 1960 in retired by his wife, survived is He The funeral was held Oct. eanor Hogan Matthews Hoganand Matthews eanor he Oct. held was funeral The EDWARD SALADINO EDWARD ebro t ay s Holy St, Mary’ of member Obituaries a Penny! a for less than than less for one hour one Hair Dryer Dryer Hair Use your your Use LEO RAGNO LEO can rely on a dependable low-cost powerlow-cost adependable on rely can 120%has upgone living of cost the While supply - to help you Live Better Electrically! Better Live youhelp to - supply You hasgonedown45%.* electricity of in the last 25 years - the average unit cost unit average the - years 25 last the in Electricitybargain! isan stillexceptional Rate‘ reductions and Increased use have made this possible. ____ D ' etws nS.Mr’s Cem­ in St. was Mary’ ment 1' D" J C AND GAS COMPANY N A P M O C S A G D N A IC R T C E L E C SERVI E IC V R E S IC L B U P Grrd’s Cemetery. s Gertrude’ a ue ws fee a St. at offered was Re­ of Mass quiem High A Thomas Home. the from 17 Oct. etery. parent heart attack. He was was He attack. heart died parent St., Hamilton 327 of F. Higgins’ Sons Funeral Funeral Sons Higgins’ F. born in Brooklyn and lived lived and Brooklyn in ap­ born an of home at 15 Oct. ere n hs ie cele­ wife his and George brated their 50th Wedding Wedding 50th their brated f awy fv grandchild­ five Rahway; of sis­ one Rahway, Pe- of Helen pinger, Mrs. and Sepesi two George, Radison Helen November. las Anniversary e adeee get grand­ children. great andeleven ren Macawley, Charles Joseph Mrs. ter, Mrs. daughters held Oct. 18 at the Thomas Thomas the at 18 Oct. held interment was in Cloverleaf Cloverleaf in was interment tetr fiitn and officiating Streeter Home with Rev. Richard Richard Rev. with Home ak eeey Woodbridge. Cemetery Park F. Higgins’ Sons Funeral Funeral Sons Higgins’ F. three t A oen ih as of Mass High Solemn A St. from a.m. 8:30 at Friday on h Toa F Hgis Sons Higgins’ F. Thomas the am a t Mr’ Church Mary’s St. at a.m. 9 atrad Harry. and Walter and interment will be in St.in be will interment and nieces andnephews. nieces DENIKE ILLETT W MRS. Funeral Home, 1116 Bryant 1116 Bryant Home, Funeral Denike of Orleans, Mass., Mass., for­ Denike, Willett of Orleans, widow of Denike as, c. 6 Se a 90. She was 16. Oct. Mass., rte, ila W Pear­ W. William brother, Hyannis, Hospital, Cod Cape died in Woodbridge, of merly eeey Nw ok City. York New Cemetery, son of Rahway and several several and Rahway of son h fnrl a hl on held was funeral The ebr J Gog, 71, George, J. Herbert He is survived by his wife, by his wife, survived is He HERBERT J. GEORGE GEORGE J. HERBERT h fnrl evc was service funeral The awy ot f i life. his of most Rahway M rs. Harriet Pearson Pearson Harriet rs. M h fnrl il e held be will funeral The h i srie b a by survived is She uil a i Woodlawn in was Burial daughters, Mrs. Mrs. daughters, Railroad Railroad Lion.*’ Brunswick aNew in 1771 in tavern, “ The Sign of the Red of Sign The “ held tavern, were University gers held Oct. 16 in the Pettit Pettit the in 16 Oct. held onia for Charles Ladanye, Ladanye, Charles Col- for Clarlland onia of Christ of Mrs. Minerva Hersch of of Hersch Minerva Mrs. Born- Jean rs. M Linden; of Elizabeth. from there ing daughter of Ida Pressman the of Colonia, one sister Mrs. Mrs. L.I., Flushing, Jacobs of sister Mae one Colonia, of N.Y.; River, Pearl of stien Caplan Anna Mrs. Colonia; daught­ five Harry, son one Pressman, Joseph husband, mov­ 22 for years, Colonia in South Home, Hirchwood in 11Convalescent Oct. died 75, of 966 Broad 966 St., Rahway. Broad of 75, Churchof the Swart Unitid p. o Ae, ih h Rabbi the with Ave., ton grandchildren. Chiefer Eva Mrs. Rahway; of Shapiro Marion Mrs. ers, lived She Gordon. Louis and Plainfield. Colonia Ave,, 505 Middlesex Funeral Home by Itev. Floyd' Floyd' Itev. by Home Funeral er. e yas g, he ago, oper­ chemical a as years Ten retired 47 Rahway inyears. lived Ladanye que, N.M., and Thomas of of Thomas and N.M., que, own his ran and owned he completed by the Pettit’ Pettit’ the by completed the Quinn & Boden Co. for for by Co. Boden & employed Before Quinn was the he service. that, years’ Co.after &25 Merck from ator Czechoslovakia, Legan of Rahway and Mrs. Mrs. and Rahway of Legan Albuquer­ of George School, - As­ Carpatho Rahway. in all Benevolent sociation, Greek Russian the John St. Co., & Merck Members of Retired the of Rahway. ber in business milk ao Cmtr, Iselin. banon Cemetery, officiating. Rubenstein Jacob 12 grandchildren and 2 great and2 great 12 grandchildren greatgrandchild. Margaret two Vt.; Mrs. Junction, daughters, High Essex a Hillside Cranford, at of teacher C. Harry re Ctoi Cuc and Church Catholic Greek Orthodox Russian Baptist the 12 at The Lehrer-Crabiel Lehrer-Crabiel The at 12 Ave. Anna DenBleyker of Clark; Clark; of DenBleyker Anna Funeral Home, 275 W. M il- il- M W. 275 Home, Funeral 10 years, and at one time, time, one at and years, 10 6 rncide ad one and grandchildren 16 Funeral Home, 371 Home, W. Milton Funeral r Ldy de Ot 13. Oct. died Ladnye Mr. ’ Sarah Pressmar?, 85, of of 85, Pressmar?, Sarah’ The first classes at Rut­ at classes first The She is survived by her her by survived is She Funeral services were were services Funeral evcs ee ed Oct. held were Services was she Russia/ in Born Surviving are three sons, sons, three are Surviving mem­ a was Ladanye Mr. ntv o Ruthenia, of native A nemn ws nM. Le­ Mt. in was Interment ragmns ae been have Arrangements HRE LADANYE CHARLES N AA W GO WE AWAY AND SARAH PRESSMAN PRESSMAN SARAH

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drug for treating the symp­ present position at Wagner toms of mental depression, fit* Harold Hess College. Help UNICEF Merck Sales, which was recently approved Dr. Haas has served on by the Food and Drug Ad­ •National Boards and com­ ministration. The company mittees including the Gen­ Income Is Up markets this drug abroad Will Speak At eral Board of the National Council of Churches of Help Kids Merck & Co., Inc. an­ under the trademark ‘Con- Christ in the U.S.A., and nounced today that third - cordin’ . Mr. Gadsden added chairman of the Division of quarter sales were that Merck hopes to receive Zion Lutheran $112,449,000, up 3 percent government approval short­ Welfare of the National Lu­ theran Council. He has been In Need from sales of $109,374,000 ly of a live-virus mumps The Rev. Dr. Harold Haas, a Board member of the Na­ Along with the spooks and for the corresponding quar- vaccine originated in the dean of Wagner College, will tional Conference on Social witches astride their broom- ter of 1966. company’s laboratories. speak Sunday at the services Welfare, is a member of sticks on Hallow’n, watch for Net income after taxes ------of Zion Lutheran Church, the National Social Welfare the ghosts, goblins and rose 3 per cent to Rahway. With these services Assembly, and the American tramps who will carry with $21,850,000, or 67 cents per I 310011 M erCK the congregation will begin its observance of the 450th Academy of Political and them a little orange colored share of common stock, Social Sciences. He has been box labeled "TR IC K OR compared with $21,160,000, anniversary of the Reforma­ a consultant in national con­ TREAT FOR UNICEF” . 0r 65 cents per share, for tion. His sermon will be ferences of social concerns These boxes, which it is the 1966 third quarter. Merger Looms based on the Lutheran including the White House ’ oped will be filled, w ill For the nine months end' Church’ s theme of renewal William W. Hopwood, Conference on Children and e returned by their car­ ed Sept. 30, sales totaled for the anniversary "L ife - president of Calgon Corpor­ Youth, conferences of the riers to the local leader $337,530,000, a gain of 8 New Life” . Other observ­ ation, and Henry W. Gadsden, U. S. Department of Health, of Unicef. per cent over sales of ances w ill also include fes­ president of Merck & Co.,- Education and Welfare, and And remember these little $313,141,000 for the first tival services with Holy Inc., announced today that Race Relations meetings but extremely important nine months of 1966. Net in- Communion Oct. 29, and’ the boards of directors of with Presidents Kennedy and facts: Five cents will pro' come after taxes was up 9 Hymn Festival services Nov. the two companies have Johnson. vide some needy child with per cent to $62,255,000, or 5, featuring hymns of M ar­ reached agreement in Dr. Haas’ writings include 30 glasses of milk in a $1.91 per common share, tin Luther and the Refor­ principle for the merger of authorship of the book "M a r­ land where milk is unknown, compared with $57,333,000, mation period. Calgon with Merck on the riage” published by For­ and five cents will protect or $1.76 per share, earned A native of Union City, basis of 85/100 of a share tress Press, and editor of four childrem from tuber­ for the corresponding nine Dr. Haas is a graduate, cum of Merck common stock for the “ Church in Social Wel­ culosis. laude, of Wagner College, months of 1966. each share of Calgon com­ fare” , a publication of the This is a special year For the three months end­ Staten Island, and the Lu­ mon stock. The form of the Board of Social Ministry. for UNICEF because it ed Sept. 30, sales were high­ theran Theological Seminary merger and the specific In November he will deliver is celebrating its birthday. er than for any previous third at Philadelphia. He was terms of the formal agree­ the Krumbholz Memorial For 21 years the United quarter and earnings were awarded the M.A. degree in ment which will be submitt­ Lectures at the Lutheran Nations Children’s Fund has higher than for any quarter. Socialogy by the University ed to the shareholders of Health and Welfare Forum in assisted underdeveloped For the first nine months, of Pennsylvania in 1942, and both companies for approval Minniapolis on "The Serving countries in meeting the both sales and earnings ex­ the Ph.D. degree in Church remain to be negotiated. Church Challenged by medical, nutritional, educa- ceeded those for any pre- M r. Hopwood and Mr. and Society by Drew Univer­ sity in 1952. In 1958 the Today’s Society” . tional and other pressing vious nine-month period, Gadsden stated that the needs of their children— Henry W. Gadsden, presi- proposed merger is pre­ Doctor of Divinity degree and by so doing, helping them dent of the pharmaceutical mised on the expectation was conferred upon him by to help themselves. Its aid and chemical firm, said the that combining the re­ Wagner College. From 1942 to 1957 he be­ coi^ies in the form of neces- 1967 progress reflects in- sources and capabilities of came executive secretary of School Busing sar^y supplies and equipment creasing worldwide accept- the companies will enable the Board of Social Missions not available within an as- ance of many products of them to broaden their areas of the United Lutheran sisted country. Merck research. of service and capitalize Church, and continued in this Help make this a mean- Merck expects to intro- more fully on future oppor­ Other Problems executive position with the ingful Hallowe’n — not duce another new product of tunities. only for our youngsters but its research in the United Board of Social Ministry of for the children assisted by States before the end of the USE THE RECORD the Lutheran Church in JOINS HIS DAD __ Edward Caulfield, third from left, is congratulated by Grand Knight Adam Plawischak of UNICEF. Watch for the year, Mr. Gadsden said. If CLASSIFIED ADS! America from 1962 until 1$ PTA Topic the Rahway Knights of Columbus, Council 1146 after being initiated in the First Degree. Others from left to orange and black containers! is ‘Vivactil’ , a prescription 388-0600 1966 when he assumed his right are Robert Caulfield, John Caulfield, Thomas Caulfield Sr., Membership Chairman John Gontarz, Thomas Legislative chairmen of Caulfield and Donald Caulfield — A father and his five sons. H is sixth, Harold Caulfield, is recovering from Parent - Teacher Associa- surgery in Rahway Hospital. Edward is a U.S. Army veteran of the war in Vietnam. Also making his First Degree | tion chapters throughout was Walter 4 1 Union County will discuss universal busing and other [ educational matters at an own self-help program to and the like, was enthusias­ open meeting in the Scotch Kathleen Rohaly, Trenton tically recognized as in the Who says the Democrat Legislature State College. A ll are phys­ build and rehabilitate hous­ Plains - Fanwood Board o f Chief Kinch best interests of all the ical education instructors. ing, set up their own busi­ Education offices, 1800 East nesses to learn higher skills people of Union County. Second Street, Scotch Plains, The workshops will in­ at 9:30 a.m. Monday, Oct. clude drills in offensive and hasn’t accomplished anything? Is Honored defensive plays, fast break, 23. Jxnygxfonii Dr. William West, Union shooting, and screens and County superintendent of picks. Mimiographed mat­ They’ve managed to increase the schools, will report on the At Dinner erials will be distributed effect of the new state legis­ for all ball handling drills. lation which provides for The program is sponsored' Queen Elizabeth Lodge 36, by the New Jersey Com­ public - financed transpor­ A.F.& A.M. on Oct. 9 held a J f o r tation of private and par- mittee, Division of Girls and State budget by 54% in two years. testimonial dinner in the Women’ s Sports, andtheU.S. | ochial school students. He Knights of Columbus Hall, will also discuss the pend­ Olympic Committee. Rahway, for the city’ s po­ For further information, (Wjrtstma* ing assembly bill for the pur­ lice chief, Herbert D. Kinch. Now that's an accomplishment! chase and loan of textbooks contact Miss Venizia at The affair was given by Newark State College. and other instructional mat­ the Past Masters’ and Past erial to non - profit pri­ Matrons’ Council of the STANDARD vate schools as well as pub­ DIAMOND Third District. BRAND lic schools. Chief Kinch, who was initi­ Those attending will have RING ated into the lodge Jan. 26, WATCHES an opportunity to address 1956, has been a leading Pachman • LONGINE questions to Dr. West f - in the affairs of hi6 • WITTENAUER SETS on these and other current order. •BULOVA educational matters. Several As Rahway’s police chief, •BELFORTE 9950 other officials of school sys­ to which post he was named Turns Key Fully Guaranteed tems and boards of educa­ this year, the first of his tion will be present. race to assume command of The F'eetJ;n8['va® cal}fndby iaw enforcement in any large FOR YOUR MAN Mrs. H. F. Ur>gar. City 0f northem New Jersey, In Door Cuff Links, Tie Tacks, Lighters, Fountain Pens "Qunty PTA legislative js a veteran on the force. SILVERWARE-TYPEWRITERS-TAPE RECORDERS chairman, who is also pres­ Pachman’ s Woman’ s Shop, He served in the Navy 85 E. Cherry St., Rahway, CLOCK RADIOS-ELEC. SHAVERS-LUGGAGE-PEARLS ident of the Scotch Plains- during World War II, join­ Fanwood High School PTA. which has catered to the ing the Rahway Department needs of women in the area Legislative representatives as a patrolman in 1942. He from public schools in all for 34 years, was closed rose through the ranks and Oct. 13 by its owners, Mr. 21 school districts of the was named a sergeant in county have been invited. and Mrs. Benjamin Pachman 1953, a captain in 1959 and of 386 Sycamore St. GOLDBLATT’S a deputy police chief in 1965. Mr. Pachman, a native of. “Railway’s Oldest RrtahHahed Jttwcfen” Chief Kinch, a lifelong New York, came to Rahway resident of Rahway, was in 1917. He later became 8 4 East Cherry SL, Rahway FU 8 -1 6 6 7 Urban Affairs graduated from the city’ s associated with his brother, o m n m tx t o • tm. public school system and M orris, in the produce busi­ the Virginia State College ness. Conference At in 1939 where he was an Mrs. Pachman, the for­ honor student. mer Florence Finke of Red He lives at 877 Main St. Bank is a former teacher in with his wife, the form er Woodbridge. Newark State Florence E. Pinderhughes,' Mr. and Mrs. Pachman a daughter, Elizabeth Ann were married in New York A statewide conference on and an aunt, Mrs. Maude on Christmas Day, 1929. urban affairs, entitled Osborne. The Pachmans have a son, ‘Crisis in the Cities,” will Dr. Jerrold Pachman who is I be held at Newark State Col­ a research analyst with the le g e , Union, April 19 and Standard Oil Co. of Indiana 20. The program will in­ in New Orleans. He and his clude appearances by speak­ Court Workshops wife, Diane, have two chil­ ers who are prominent in dren, Lisa and Jeffrey. urban affairs and urban Mr. Pachman, a veteran of studies. The event is being At Newark State World War I is a member of I sponsored by the Department the American Legion, the of History and Soda1 Hebrew Congregation of | Science. A series of workshops in •basketball techniques, open Rahway and the Jewish War Dr. Howard Fuerer, con- Veterans. Mrs. Pachman be­ I ference chairman, states, to women physical education teachers and coaches and longs to the auxiliaries of 1 "W e trust that those whoat- these organizations. I tend this conference will undergraduate physical edu­ cation majors, will be held leave with a new apprecia­ GHETTO DEVELOPMENT tion of the dynamics of urban it Newark State College, development and with new Jnion, on four consecutive Everett C. Lattimore, ideas for projected solutions Mondays. Sessions will be Councilman and provisional | to some of our urgent prob­ from 7 to 9 p.m. Oct. 23 head of the recently initiated le m s .” and 30 and Nov. 6 and 13 Peoples Resource Organiza­ Assisting Dr. Fureronthe in the gymnasium. tion for Urban Development [general committee for the Workshop coaches were "PROUD” , speaking at a [conference will be Dr. trained by U.S. Olympic meeting in Stuyvesant V il­ 1 Howard Didsbury, Union; Dr. coaches at the Fourth Na­ lage, Union, stated that the I Arnold Rice, Berkeley tional Institute on Girls response from the communi­ |Heights, and Dr. Nathan Sports, held at Indiana Uni­ ties from business men, iW eiss, Cranford, chairman versity last winter. They are from clergy, and from pol­ lo f the Department of His- Miss Anne L. Venizia, itical leaders have been very |tory and Social Science. Newark State College; Miss gratifying. It showed said Subcommittee members Rose Marie Battaglia, Fort he, "that the idea of ghetto lare Dr. Marysa Gerassi. Lee Schools, and Miss residents organizing their |New York City; Dr. Nathan IGoldberg, Summit; Mr6. iMarylin C. Kelland, West (Caldwell; Mr. GeraldE. Pol- jizzi, Elizabeth; Dr. Martin [Siegel, Elizabeth, and Law— Republican |rence Zimmer, Piscataway. Vote MCDERMOTT TO SPEAK 29 E. Frank X. McDermott of Linden 486-5086 Westfield w ill speak at the Ciarkton Shopping Center FAMOUS FOR Nov. 19 meeting of the Clark Raritan Road, Clark Hom em ad e Kiwanis Club. M r. McDer­ 388-7864 before it gets worse mott is a member of the New Jersey General As­ BOLOGNA sembly. TRY OUR DELICIOUS SALAMI HOME MADE COLD CUTS FANCY POULTRY CITIZENS FOR A RESPONSIBLE LEGISLATURE CALL THE PATRIOT DECORATED PLATTERS WITH NEWS ITEMS FOR ALL OCCASIONS PRIME MEATS MARK ANTON, CHAIRMAN. 122 GREGORY AVENUE, WEST ORANGE. NEW JERSEY 388-0600 1 i < < i < < < 1 t. >. f October 19, 1967 Page 4 Rahway News-Record/Clark Patriot

LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES ceeding 90 day* or both. In addition 4 R e g io n a l n o t i c e o f i n t e n t i o n beverages U permitted. NOTICE IB HEREBY GIVEN that thf thereto the Mayor may cause such meas­ 'CCarK # 'P a tr io t d. Order the discontinuance of the ures to be taken at the expense of the following ordinance was introduced and sale, distribution or consumption passed on first reading at a regular violator to compel obedience to any or­ Published Every Thursday Morning by meeting of the Municipal Council of the of Intoxicating beverages. der issued by him as aforesaid. City of Rahway. N. J.. held on the 11th e. Order the discontinuance of sell­ (d) Severance Clause. If any provision THE NEWS RECORD PRINTING COMPANY Educators On day of October, 1967, and that said or­ ing. distributing or giving awav or portion of this artltle is for any of gasoline or other flammable dinance will be taken up for further con- reason held to be invalid such decision 1470 Broad Street, Rahway, N.J., 388-0600 ■lderation and final passage at a regulaT or combustible products in any shall not affect the validity of the re­ meeting at City Hall, 1470 Campbell container other than a gaaoline maining provisions of this article, it Associate Publisher & Editor . . . Barbara Curran State Comm. Street Rahway, New Jersey, on the 8th tank aa customarily affixed to a being Intended that the contents of this day of November. 1967, at eight o’clock motor vehicle. article shall stand notwithstanding said f. Order the cloaing of gasoline sta­ P.M. prevailing time, at which time and invalidity. Second Class Postage Paid at Rahway, New Jersey Four members of the place all persons interested therein will tions and other establishments, 2. Paragraph C of Section 3-11 and be given an opportunity to be heard the chief activity of which is the Article 15 of Chapter 15 of the Revised Union County Regional High concerning the same. m sale, distribution or dispensing Ordinances of Rahway are hereby re­ Subscription Rate by Mail Including Postage School District have been of liquid Inflammable or com­ pealed. Said Chapter 15 was erroneously ROBERT W. ’ SCHROP bustible products. .designated as 8ection 15 when said ar­ named to the state wide com­ City Clerk t. Order the discontinuance of sell­ ticle 15 of Chapter 15 was adopted on 52 weeks $3.00 AN ORDINANCE GRANTINO EX­ mittee to develop a master ing, distributing, dispensing or July 27, 1967 Outside Union and Middlesex Counties $6.00 TRAORDINARY POWER TO THE giving away of firearms or am­ 3. This ordinance shall take effect MAYOR IN CASE OP CIVIL EMERG­ plan in vocational education, munition of any character what­ immediately i ’-nal » j-pt. u anu j John Cullen, Board of Edu- ENCY, REPEALING CERTAIN PRO­ soever. publication according to law. Member New Jersey Press Association VISIONS OP THE REVISED ORDI­ h. Order the closing of any or all cation member from Clark, NANCES OF RAHWAW AND AMEND­ establishments or portions there­ Dr. Warren Davis, Superin­ ING AND SUPPLEMENTING ARTICLE of, the chief activity of which is NOTICE OF INTENTION This newspaper is responsible for typographical 4 OP CHAPTER 2 OF SAID REVISED the sale, distribution, dispensing NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ths tendent, Robert Hough, ORDINANCES. or giving away of firearms or following ordinance was Introduced and errors only to the extent of the space the errors IB ; j 4 IT IS HEREBY ORDAINED by the ammunition. passed on first reading at a regular Principal of the Arthur L. jeK meeting of the Municipal Council of the occupy. Claims must be made within one week of Municipal Council of the City of Rah­ 1. Issue such other orders as he Johnson Regional High ' -V way as follows: deems to be imminently neces­ City of Rahway, N. J., held on the 11th publication. 1. There is hereby added an additional sary for the protection of life day of October, 1967. and that said or­ School, and Dr. Donald V’ section to be designated as Section 2-11A and property. dinance will be taken up for further con­ Merachnik, Director of s under Article 4 of Chapter 2 of the Re­ (4) Definitions. sideration and final passage at a regular LETTERS TO THE EDITOR will be accepted by vised Ordinances of Rahway as follows: a. A civil emergency is hereby de­ meeting at City Hall. 1470 Campbell w Street, Rahway, New Jersey, on the 8th ■Special Services have been 2-11A Extraordinary powers of Mayor this paper as space allows. All letters must be ^4 fined to be: day of November, 1967. at eight o'clock during civil emergency. appointed. (i) A riot or unlawful assembly P.M. prevailing time, at which time and signed with name and address•, Namesrand addresses (a) The Mayor shall have the follow­ characterised by the use of actual This committee is charg­ place all persons Interested therein will will be verified before publication. No unsigned ing extraordinary powers during a civil force or violence or any appear­ be given an opportunity to be heard ed with developing future emergency: ance or threat to use force by concerning the same. letter will be published. Names and addresses will three or more persons acting to­ ROBERT W. SCHROP plans for vocational edu­ (1) When in the Judgment of the gether without authority of law. Mayor a civil emergency as de­ City Cl'rk be withheld by the paper upon request. A QUEEN AT HER BOOKS: Christine Ebright. flanked by her trophies won by her beauty and (il) Any national disaster or man­ cation in New Jersey. fined hereinafter is deemed to AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR made calamity including out not charm, is shown at her books during her reign as Miss New Jersey of 1966-67. She is a ju nio r exist h i shall forthwith proclaim THE PURCHASE OP TWO (2) BOOK­ limited to. flood, conflagration, KEEPING MACHINES AND APPUR­ at Newark State College. in writing the existence of same. cyclone, tornado, earthquake or He shall cause such proclamation TENANCES FOR USE IN THE DE­ explosion within the City likely to be forthwith published at least PARTMENT OF REVENUE AND FI­ to result in, or actually resulting NANCE. once in a newspaper circulating in, death or injury of persons or O'Keefe Talks within the city or if in his Judg­ BE IT ORDAINED by the Municipal destruction of property to such an Yarusavage Asks Rahway Beauty Queen ment such publication is not prac­ Council of the City of Rahway, County extent that in the Mayor’s Judg­ Kiehn Favors ticable he shall cause the notice of Union. New Jersey: ment extraordinary measures Section 1— That a payroll and a thereof to be given to the public must be taken to protect the pub­ in such manner as he may deen budget appropriation disbursement ma­ To Kiwanis Club lic health, safety, and welfare. chine. electrically operated, and a tax Election Of Senators proper. b. Curfew as used herein is hereby (2) After proclamation of a civil computing, billing machine, electrically Neighborhood Competes Again For Title defined as a prohibition against operated, and appurtenances thereto, be emergency by the Mayor he may Arthur O’Keefe, sales any person or persons walking, purchased and installed for use In the Yarusavage, who is chair­ order a general curfew as herein­ running, loitering, standing, mo­ manager of I.B.M. of Cran- Bernard G. Yarusavage of Commons Club. after defined applicable to such Department of Revenue and Finance. man of the Clark committee Miss Christine I. Ebright, toring, riding, or being upon any Section 2— It is hereby determined ford, spoke at last week’ s 21 Linda Lane, Clark, to- Miss Ebright, no stranger geographical areas of the City or alley, street, highway, public or daughter of Mr. and Mrs. the City as a whole, as he deems and stated that the estimated amount meeting of the Clark Kiwanis day called for the election to elect McDermott, Rinaldo Schools in beauty pageant ranks, who quasi-public place or vacant of money necessary to be raised from all John L. Keefe of 598 Lin­ advisable, and also applicable dur­ premises within the City except­ and LaCorte, said Union ing such hours of the day or night sources for said purchases is Thirty Club. The club meets every of Republicans Frank X. Me Herbert H. Kiehn, Re­ is 20, is a junior at Newark ing persons officially designated Seven Thousand Dollars ($37,000). Speci­ County would face a “ crisis den Ave., Rahway and Miss as he deems necessary in the inter­ by the Mayor or his representa­ Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at Dermott of Westfield, Mat- State College, where she has est of the public safety and wel­ fications for the above items shall be publican Candidate for the New Jersey of 1966-67 once tives for duty with reference to drawn by the Business Administrator. of representation’ ’ unless fare. Charley K elly’ s. thew J. Rinaldo of Union and State Assembly from Dis­ distinguished herself by be­ said civil emergency and such The sum of One Thousand Eight Hun­ the GOP senatorial candi­ again is in the beauty news. (3) After proclamation of a civil other persons as the Mayor may After showing an I.B.M. Nicholas S. LaCorte of ing the first Miss New Jer­ emergency the Mayor may also in dred Fifty Dollars ($1,850) is hereby ap­ trict 9B, “ is very much con­ Miss Ebright is one of in the public interest designate. propriated for such purpose from the film “ Toward Better Elizabeth to theState Sen- dates are elected. sey to keep up with her class, the interest of public safety and (b) Every person shall promptly obey cerned” about a recent ten candidates seeking the welfare Issue any or all of the fol­ Capital Improvement Fura, made avail­ “ Residents here in Clark having maintained her class every order Issued as aforesaid upon re­ able from a previously adopted budget, Government’ ’ , Mr. O’ Keefe ate------statement made by Carl L. honor of becoming the Home­ lowing orders: ceiving notice thereof. have felt the effects of a a. Order the closing of all retail as a 5% down payment. outlined the origin of com­ Marburger, State Education commitments during her (c) Penalty and remedy for failure to 8ectlon 3— To finance Said purchases lack of real legislative re­ coming Queen at Randolph­ liquor stores. obey order. Any person violating any puters and their develop­ reign. Her high scholastic b. Order the closing of all taverns there shall be Issu edpu rsuan t to Commissioner who s ' 0- Macon College, Ashland, Va. order issued as aforesaid may be im­ ' the Local Bond Law of the State of ment. He discussed how they presentation for Union rating was maintained de­ or portions thereof where intoxi­ mediately apprehended by the Mayor or 3 Clark cated compulsory merging of where she will represent cating beverages are consumed, New Jersey, in anticipation of the issu­ County,” he continued. spite the fact that she was any police officer or by any member ance of bonds. Bond Anticipation Notes work, what they will or school districts. Commis­ Theta Chi fraternity. Her sold, or distributed. of the Civil Defengf Council, and such “ They have witnessed its C. Order the closing of all private of the City of Rahway, which shall not won’ t do, and many of their sioner Marburger said that a visitor in Washington violator, upon convUMon, shall be pun­ exceed in aggregate the principal amount effects in the Democratic- escort will be Carl Schutt, clubs or portions thereof wherein ished by a fine of not exceeding $500.00 applications in county municipal lines may have to where she was official hos­ the consumption of intoxicating of Thirty Five Thousand One Hundred controlled legislature’s also of Rahway. or by imprisonment for a term not ex­ Fifty Dollars ($35,150). governments. The principal Students be disregarded to prevent tess at the N. J. Con­ willingness to rubber-stamp The queen will be selected advantages of computers de-facto school segregation. gressional Dinner and Tren­ many of the irresponsible by the college’s nine Greek were listed as speed, ac­ Commissioner Marburger letter fraternities and the ton where she added her curacy, economy and programs advanced by the was quoted as having said beauty and charm to official formation retrieval. High In Test administrative machine in “ Districts like Newark will state functions which she The program was arrang­mg- O Trenton. They know now that have to be merged with the Kinch Dance attended with Gov. Hughes. many of the programs rub­ ed by Mayor Wm. J. suburbs either voluntarily, She set a record for per­ ber-stamped by the Demo­ by financial incentives or by sonal appearances while she cratic legislature are not in Committee It was announced that the Letters of commendation fiat” . reigned as MissNew Jersey. Annual Tri-club ( K i w a n i s , honoring them for their high their best interests. For this “ With the backing of the Miss Ebright, who is maj­ reason, they realize the need Lions, Rotary) dinner will performance on the 1967Na- Democratic administration oring in elementary edu­ for real representation — Has Meeting be held at the Log Cabin tional M erit Scholarship and its billion dollar budget cation at Newark State, has the type that would be pro­ Nov i9 Qualifying Test (NMSQT) this m erger plan can become A meeting of the Herbert been active in affairs of the vided by Assemblyman Me '______have been awarded to three an actuality. As an ex­ T. Kinch Dinner Dance Com­ First Presbyterian Church, Dermott, Rinaldo and La students at Arthur L. John­ ample, “ Mr. Kiehn said, mittee was held Oct. 16 in Rahway and is a graduate Clark Man son Regional High School, Corte.” “ we could then look forward the Council Chambers of City of Rahway High School. Yarusavage said “ only the Principal Robert E. Hough as having districts like Hall, Rahway. election of responsible lea­ Elected As has announced. Elizabeth interchange with Mrs. Anne Poindexter ders like McDermott, Ri­ R.H.S. CLASS OF Those named Commended schools in other parts of Reid, general chairman, naldo and LaCorte would ’58 PLANS REUNION Vice President Students are Paul Burger, our County.” opened the meeting, which son of Mr. and Mrs. Char­ provide an effective check was attended by 17 mem­ Harry E. Bower of 317 Mr. Kiehn stated that he The officers of the Rahway les Burger, 51 Hawthorne on the irresponsible reins bers. Oak Ridge Rd., Clark, has is for the neighborhood High School Class of 1958 M o re taxes... Dr., Clark; Jon Kline, son wielded by the Democratic A dinner dance, which is. been elected a vice pres­ schools within the munici­ are beginning work on a of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph machine in Trenton. The Re­ non - political, will honor ident of Investors Man­ palities and is definitely a- tenth year reunion to beheld Zweig, 97 Union County publican state senatorial Police Chief Herbert T. agement Company of Eliza- Clarlc. and Bar gainst this m erger plan. in the Spring. candidates will provide the Kinch on Nov. 3 at the Holi­ Vwsfh n T a subsidiary of ^arKwaY> vianc, ana tsar In other comments on edu­ Plans have been made to responsible leadership and day Inn, Broad St., Newark, An’chor" Corporation which 50 St°“ - cation, Mr. Kiehn, recently hold a committee-forming constructive programs that and will begin at 7 p.m. attended the dedication of meeting on Oct. 24, at 8 the people of Clark want and Governor Richard Hughes the Science Building at Union p.m. in ro o m 202 of the r »< f „i p m thousand students in the need.” will attend as well as State College in Cranford and said Rahway High School. All Sen. Mildred Barry Hughes. Mutual funds in the Anchor tUhnited S%te£ who f°F < rd 10 that “ master plans for el­ class members are invited to pay strikers?” ementary, high school and Deputy Mayor Paul Reilly group are ^ w h orin 'gra d u a t^ from high and urged to attend. vestors, Deversified Inves^ schQol ins 1968. The Com_ higher education should have will attend as a representa­ tive of Mayor Hugh J. Ad- Any inquiries or infor­ Senior Citizens top priority. mation pertinent to location ment Fund’ mended Students rank just “ We should not spare a donizo. G^0W.Ch^S rCk_dUndiu„d below the 14,000 Semi - of class members should be minster Fund. The funds single dollar,” said Mr. The final meeting of the finalists announced in Sep­ committee will be held Oct. directed to R.H.S. Class of have about 3000.000 share­ Of Clark Tour Kiehn, “ to provide facilities 1958 Reunion, P.O. Box 983, tember by the National Merit and personnel so urgently 23 at 8 p.m. in the Council holders. Scholarship Corporation Clark, New Jersey, 07066. Mr. Bower received a needed to arm our children Chambers. (NMSC). Hickory House with the best education our bachelor’s degree in ec- John M. Stalnaker, presi- 1 momics from Roanoke Col-d of ^MSC, said, “ Al- tax dollars can buy. It is The Senior Citizens of the best investment to as-. *o u gh Commended Students from New York University adva* ce no further in Clark Club toured the Hie- sure our young people of League of Women Voters Graduate School of Business Merit Scholarship Competi- kory House in Westfield Oct. richer and fuller lives in Admimstration. He is a pas ti their 0Utst‘andingF re_ 18. the years ahead.” exalted ruler and PM t in nationwide pr0. It was voted to have five ------Provides Valuable Service members serve onthenomi- gEX EDUCATION trustee of the Elizabeth deServes public re- Mrs. Samuel Lease, P res­ nating committee for the are held. N. J., Lodge of Elks and&ognition. Their significant ident of the Linden League he continues to be active m attainme* t gives 1968 slate of officers. In- « Sex Education From The of Women Voters, announced Money for these public charitabie undertakings of omise of continued ssuc_ eluded are Mrs. Helen Koel- c le rg y >s Viewpoint” will that the Annual Public Re­ services comes from two the Lodge. cess , coiIege hoffer, Mrs. Dorothy Banke, Pe topjc 0f anopenmeet- sources — dues and con­ Mrs. Laura Klett, Mrs. lations Drive is now well t m Associated with Investors'Ce^ neC° S mended Stu- 1,1 jng for parents, Oct. 24, tributions. Each member Antoinette Adams and Mrs. underway. Management Company fo r dents should fae encoura d 9:15 to 11:30 a.m., at the pays $5.00 yearly. The four years, Mr. Bower has tQ their educatSion Bertha Frowery. Home Economics Auditor­ The Linden-Rahway Lea­ gue of Women Voters has $1500 expenses remaining been engaged in security an- ^ their intellectual talent The Senior Citizens Club ium, 7 Bridge St., Elizabeth, served the community well- comes from civic - mind­ alysis since 1951. Other: or- an lm ortant and of Hillside was welcomed by Mrs. Caholyn F. Yuknus, for over twenty years. Their ed citizens. gamzations with which he has m Fch needed Fatural re_ Mrs. Christina Zimmerman Program Leader of Ex­ Three hundred letters and work began in 1945, with a president, at a meeting of tension Service, announced League information have al­ been associated are *e 0urnationwillbene- study of teachers’ salaries the club Oct. 18. Thirty today. All concerned parents ready been mailed to civic- T ™ st F 3 nr^’ p d !f i t from their continuing edu- resulting in a call-for-ac- members of the group at­ are invited to this meeting. minded businesses, indus­ tion to up starting salaries tended. tries and citizens of Linden, to $1800 per year. Theodore Bikel, interna­ Rahway and Clark who are Not only has the League tionally-known folk singer, interested in the work of the of Women: Voters been in- will appear in concert Nov. , . League of Women Voters. 12, at 8:30 p.m. at the E liza- strumental in the above in- That's right. There's a new state law raising your unemployment taxes The League is a non-par­ 20 per cent starting January 1. And the law says taxes of all workers beth Armory sponsored by stitutions; the League has tisan, non-profit organ­ Women’s American ORT. been responsible for dis- ization which works at the (union and non-union) can be used to pay unemployment benefits to For information call M rs. tributing voter sheets in Lin- local, state and national strikers. We're not kidding. Sandra Panster at 549-8083 d?n and Rahway. For each levels to promote political of rhe pninniq fin n w r election candidates nights responsibility through study, Why should you pay more taxes to support somebody else’s strike? We discussion and action. A don t know. Ask your candidates for the State Senate and Assembly. TO BUY A CAR - basic principle of the League Every seat in Trenton is up for election this year and repeal of this lav. Arrange now for a is that in a democracy the (S-400) is the biggest issue. low-cost AUTO LOAN. citizens should be respon­ 'C C arZ @ 'P a tr io t sible for the caliber of the A recent poll shows a clear majority of people against the law. Tell your elected officials and for the candidates how you feel by writing them immediately. Their names and TO MAKE HOME quality of legislation. Good addresses are listed below. Then join our 20,000 members who are government depends on in­ IMPROVEMENTS - fighting to repeal the strikers benefits law: I f You can borrow here to formed and active citizen SUPPORT YOUR HOMETOWN participation. finance repairs, additions, Among the League’ s many improvements. NEWSPAPER services are the distribution New Jerseyans to Protect Unemployment Benefits (PUB) y o u . of candidates’ sheets, and the Suite D, Hotel Robert Treat, Newark, N. J. 07101 holding of a candidates’ TO CONSOLIDATE DEBTS - Published Every Thursday Morning by night. This year the Candi­ Add me to vour organization: Get a loan — pay off all date’s Night— for Assem­ Nam e______need youi debts — then concentrate blymen from District 9A, on the one Bank loan. Address------City______Z ip _ THE NEWS RECORD PRINTING COMPANY Assemblymen-at-large, and local candidates from 1st 1470 Broad Street, Rahway, N.J., 388-0600 and 9th wards in Linden will c a s k FOR ANY GOOD REASON - be held on Thursday, If you need cash for any November 2nd, at 7:30 p.m. purpose — come and see us Only $3.00 brings you 52 weeks of good reading about at the Sunnyside Library, for low-cost credit. 100 Edgewood Road, Linden. the events of Rahway, Clark, Colonia and. area— only Mrs. Dominic Caruso $6.00 for yearly subscriptions outside Union and and Mrs. Vincent Pierdin- Middlesex Counties. ock, co-chairman for the REPEAL STRIKERS BENEFITS drive, urge any interested citizens to mail their con­ State Senate and Assembly candidates: tributions to Finance Drive Please send the “ Clark Patriot’* to Treasurer, Miss Agnes Rose, 1124 North Stiles St., NAME Linden. Said M rs. Caruso, “ Since most of our money NICHOLAS S. LA CORTE (R) CHARLES J IRWIN (R) is used for voter service, 56 Hillside Road, Elizabeth, N .J. 600 Sherwood Parkway, Mountainside, N .J. ADDRESS you actually help yourself FRANK MCDERMOTT (R) EVERETT C LATTIMORE (D) when you contribute.” 312 Massachusetts Street, Westfield, N .J. 214 Hillcrest Ave., Plainfield, N .J. CITY. PHONE. Team captains for the MATTHEW J. RINALDO (R) drive are: Dr. Theodore 142 Headley Terrace, Union, N .J. HERBERT H KIEHN (R) 823 Midwood Drive, Rahway, N .J. dark state bank O Enclosed is my check or money order for $ Kushick, Mrs. Joseph Smith, MILDRED BARRY HUGHES (D)(Mrs.) Mrs. Louis Hemko, Mrs. B lue House, Morris Avenue R .F .D ., Union, N .J . HERBERT J. HEILMANN (R) 2508 Stillwell Rd., Union, N .J. C7 Please b ill me. James Willow and Mrs. Sam­ and trust com pany uel Lease. JAMES J. KINNEALLY, JR (D) 288 Jefferson Ave., Rahway, N .J. HERBERT BLAUSTEIN (D) RARITAN ROAD AT COMMERCE PLACE ■ WESTFIELD AVENUE AT LINCOLN BLVO. Participating members 1142 Burnet Ave., Union, N .J. Return to: Rahway-News Record LESTER WIENER (D) M E M B E R F D I C met at the homes of Mrs. 1470 Broad Street 64 Rosewood Terrace, Linden, N .J. ALBERT S. PARSONNET (D) Vincent Pierdinock and Mrs. 1512 Schley Ave., Hillside, N .J. Rahway. N.J. 07065 Mary Caruso during this weel to prepare for the per­ sonal calls. Page 5 October 19, 1967 Rahway News-Record/Clark Patriot

need to stop the obstruc­ TB associations. Throughout Marsh Urges tionism that not only seeks the nation there were 3000 to embarrass the city and Weaver Is Installed local affiliates in 1950. Esso Holds imperil our progress, but to Today, in 1967, this number Suppdrt waste the taxpayers money has been reduced to 1600. by using our sound financial ‘ ‘The merger will provide “ If there had been any planning as a political tool.” As Master Counselor operating economies” he Technician doubt about the urgent need ------continued, “ through consoli­ for electing Menotti Lom­ dation of the Christmas Seal bardi and Bob Brennan to In DeMolay Ceremony Campaign and office func­ the Rahway Municipal Coun­ Vietnam tions. Conditions demand Symposium cil, the three Democratic Larry R. Weaver was in­ that existing Union County members of our city’s stalled as Master Counselor TB programs be maintained. legislative body cleared it of the Union Chapter, Order A symposium highlighting The consolidation, however, up for us the other night Parade Set of DeMolay, Oct. 13 at the New Jersey’ s need for will provide sufficient in­ with just three words” , said Masonic Temple, Rahway. trained research technici­ come for the area associ­ Mayor John Marsh in a The installing officer was ans is being held today at, ation to expand and refine statement issued this week. In Newark “ Dad” Robert C. Seel. the research center of the its programs in the fields These three words‘no’ votes Mayor John March will Larry is the son of Mr. and Esso Research and Engi­ of air pollution and other which caused the defeat of proclaim Oct. 22 as “ Sup- Mrs. Russell J. Weaver of neering Co. of Linden, one respiratory diseases such the bonding resolution at last p0rt Our Men In Vietnam 449 Bramhall Rd. He is a of the sponsoring firms. as emphysema and chronic week’s Councilrrwmr.il Meeting.Mpp.Hno-. senior at Rahway High Merck and Co. of Rahway Day bronchities.” “ Of allofthe shortsighted, In connection with this School. and the Union Carbide Corp. Headquarters for the area irresponsible tactics these Other officers seated facility in Bound Brook, also celebration, a parade will association will be at 12 men have employed in their were: Senior Counselor, are sponsors. be held in Newark. The Rah­ Baldwin Ave., Jersey City. unsuccessful efforts to slow James Carmody; Junior Dr. Richard N. Boos of way High School band under Members of the former our progress, this one stand the direction of Roger Ban- Counselor, Donald Hoagland; Clark, will discuss the need Union County board of di­ alone” , said Mayor Marsh. will lead the American Senior Deacon, Warren Va- for technicians in the chemi­ gert rectors who were elected to “ Just as they have been che; Junior Deacon, Robert cal industry with special em­ Legion Post No. 5 of Rah­ the new board include four doing since this administra­ Post; Senior Steward, phasis on requirements and way, the color guard, Le­ Rahway residents and two tion took office, they have George Wagenhoffer; Junior opportunities. Among the gion members and the Sons Clark men: Miss Ida A. L e­ set aside the interest of the of the American Legion in Steward, Robert Umholtz; other technicians taking part one, Paul Netta, George citizens in favor Chaplain, Louis Hassell; are Mary Ann Miciak of of a the parade, Schott and William M. Wea­ blundering political Marshall, David Whittle; Linden and Jack M. Mulhall man- Mulvey - Ditmars VFW ver of Rahway; Newton J. euver." Orator, Ronald Schutt; Stan­ of Rahway. Post, the Catholic War Rodgers and Frederick P. “ Let’ s look at what they Veterans, the Knights of Co­ dard Bearer, William Grit- The program, believed to Wray of Clark. accomplished’ ’, said Mayor lumbus and the Rahway Res- schke; Sentinel, Kim Kortz; be the first of itskindinN.J. Marsh. “ First they took ad- cue Squad also are expected Almoner, Kenneth Henry; will be attended by repre­ vid Zboray. vantage of the need for a in the line of march, First Preceptor, John sentatives of the State De­ Rev. Frederick Fair- two - thirds majority (six Ed Duming of American Welsh; Second Preceptor, partment of Higher Edu­ clough of Zion Lutheran votes) on financial resol- Legion Post No. 5 is chair- Charles McMichael; Third Charles Blitt cation and more than 100 Church spoke and the solist utions. Second, they voted man for Union County, Preceptor, Richard George; guidance counselors and tea­ was James Musacchio, with w X L l’ i L down a resolution which The parade is being stag- Fourth Preceptor, Richard chers from 35 private and would provide the funds for ed to demonstrate to our Pfeiffer; Fifth Preceptor, Harry McDowell at the or- 4U | 69TS W lln parochial schools in Union gan. some pressing needs for the servicemen in Vietnam the Richard Givney; Sixth P re­ and Middlesex Counties. Refreshments were serv­ payment of bills for items moral and physical support ceptor, Christopher Luci­ Among the teachers at­ ed by the Mothers’ Circle. already approved by Council of the nation. ano; Seventh Preceptor, Da- tending are Miss Sue Hon- Esso Research and for the normal operation Citizens are requested to rath, Howard Kuhlman and Charles A. Blitt of 1276 of the city. Third, they fly the American flag es- Philip ,-Riso, members of the Briar C liff Dr., Rahway, ob­ ENDORSING A HOME-TOWN MAN — U.S. Senator Clifford Case (center), of Rahway, meets caused the delay of a bond pecially on this day. served his 40th anniversary faculty of the Arthur L. John­ issue in a tightening money ______with his Rahway neighbor, Herbert Kiehn (left), candidate for the N.J. Assembly and State son High School, Clark. Epstein Promises Removal with the Esso Research and Senate candidate Frank X. McDermott, Senator Case said that "It is a pleosure to commend market. This could result Engineering Company, the Also participating are of­ in the payment of a higher the Republican team to the voters of Union County. Vigorous, experienced, and dedicated to ficials of Middlesex County Rack Questions principal technical affiliate the public interest, the state legislative candidates will give our County a strong voice in interest rate at the time of the world-wide Esso or­ College, Edison; .the Union of sale. Fourth, they sug­ Trenton. Within the County, a vote for the Republican slate means a vote for responsible and ganization, on Sept. 18. County Technical Institute gested the sale of individual Opponent of Battered Road Signs progressive government.” Mr. Blitt is working on of Mountainside, the N. J. issues which could cause an “ My Republican opponent tests of oils and greases in Council for Research and even higher interest rate. for City Council is relying encountered by anyone Jerome Epstein, Republi­ the Product Research di­ Development and the Am eri­ Fifth, they voted against a on an old campaign platform. can candidate for freeholder, traveling through our coun­ vision’s Friction Labora­ laboratory. can Chemical Society. standard bonding practice He states that he supports today announced his plans Muhlenberg Hospital, spoke ty.” tory. He has been in the At Esso Research and En­ Underlying the program which has been in effect and will continue to support for a road and highway beau­ at Overlook Hospital, Sum­ HAVE US division since 1942, with the gineering, Mr. Blitt worked is the growing need for all for over thirty years, re­ issues that were used by his tification program within mit Oct. 19 on the “ Psy­ exception of a one-year ro­ on the road rating of fuels, kinds of laboratory techni­ gardless of which party is predecessor during the last Union County. The Scotch chological Aspects of Dia­ tational assignment to the mechanical standards and FILL YOUR NEXT cians throughout the state. in power” . two campaigns. But if a good betes.” Plains resident stated, “ that Enjay Laboratories. polymerization kettles. A recent survey by the N.J. The Mayor went on to say, job had been done in the $5,000, worth of county signs 0E0 Opens Offices Mr. Blitt joined the com­ A World War II Air Force PRESCRIPTION Council for Research and “ Clearly, the power of the meanwhile and there was had been allowed to deteri­ 21ST CENTURY MAN pany as a messenger at the veteran, Mr. Blitt has been Development showed that ‘no’ vote stands as a con­ true representation of the orate, under the Democratic Bayonne Refinery. During in the Air National Guard “ Man and the 21st Cen­ three years ago there were tinuing threat to the financial people, then certainly some Administration, into twisted, C L A R K In J.F.K. Center the early part of his career for 20 years and is a mas­ tury,” an exploration of his 358 openings for technicians integrity of our city. We have if not all of these issues rusted and worthless hulks of he had assignments at Stand­ ter sergeant. He enjoys oil social, cultural and techno­ in 146 companies. It is esti­ neither the desire nor the would have been resolved metal which have become a The Union County Legal ard Oil Co. (N.J.) headquar­ logical problems, will be the mated that the need has now need for one party govern­ by now,” said second ward painting. DRUGS shameful eyesore to the res­ Services Corp., funded by ters at 26 Broadway, New theme of a special two - day grown to 1,000, and probably ment” , the Mayor declared. Council candidate William idents and visitors to Union 86 tyesrhtid Av*> . Clark the Offfce of Economic Op­ York City, the Standard In­ TALK ON DIABETES Centennial Convocation at an additional 1,000 will be “ However, we have an urgent Rack in a statement issued County.” portunity, opened offices spection Laboratory at Bay­ Dr. Dudley Roberts, head Stevens Institute of Tech­ needed by 1970. today. “ In addition to the county 381-1100 Oct. 6 in the J.F.K. Neigh­ onne and the Bayway knock of the metabolic clinic at nology Nov*. 14 and 15. “ My Republican opponent, signs, stated Epstein, bus with all his qualifications borhood Center, located at I'M GLAD I CHANGED TO . . . stop, no parking and speed 794 E. Hazelwood Ave., Rah­ and ‘experience,’ is a man limit signs now lie broken who cannot possible know way. and disintegrated along our The program will provide the problems of the Second roads.” The candidate PREMIER OIL Ward or the City. He has attorneys to represent c li­ promised “ To remove or re­ ents who cannot- afford the been a resident only four place any county signs which years. fees of private lawyers. GASOLINE CO. have become unreadable or Clients who qualify un­ “ I ask the citizens and unsightly and to request state SUPPLY voters of the Second Ward der the standards of indig­ and municipal governing ency are given full benefit and the City to compare my bodies to do the same with FOR FRIENDLY RELIABLE SERVICE lifelong residence in the of an attorney’s services the postings for which they in all civil matters within AND HIGH QUALITY OIL Second Ward, where I was are responsible.” born and raised and have the OEO guidelines. IT’S A HAPPENING! Epstein asserted, “ The constructed a home, to my The scope includes any ' signs pictured here are, un­ civil matter in which the Dial 388-5100 Republican opponents short fortunately, a common sight residence here. applicant is a defendant ir. a court proceeding or which requires assistance before an administrative agency. Applicants may be rep­ resented as plaintiffs in any civil matter, including mat­ rimonial and domestic re­ lations where no contingent fee arrangement is possible. m m AND NOW... Representation will also in­ clude appeals to the highest court where necessary NEW and within the discretion of ANNOUNCING the executive director, Ar­ thur W. Brinkmann. Under this program, indi­ HIGH DIVIDEND RATE! gents will also be able to learn of their legal rights and when they should seek counsel. The legal staff also will be available to Individ­ ual clients for consultation in non-litigated matters, in­ cluding review of con­ ’la m Free Parking tracts, leases, insurance Souvenir mini-containers for policies, and negotiation of Replica of famed Dutch vessel disputes prior to litigation the children. Ton! as a means of promoting “Onrust,” the first oceangoing preventive legal education. ship built in the port of New Elizabeth applicants also FREE! .may avail themselves of le­ Boat rides around the harbor. York — contrasting today’s Bring The Whole gal services in the areas See the Port at work. container operations. of civil - rights; land- Family! lord/tenant controversies, consumer sales, welfare and veteran benefits, controver­ sies with the Board of Edu­ New Jersey's finest high w m m m m r cation, civil appearances in school bands. municipal court, as well as Port Newark-Elizabeth Marine the domestic relations court. Cooperation will be effect-- Terminal ed with the Union County WATCH Bar Association, all courts,* The Mummers’ Parade. law enforcement agencies, the Legal Aid societies, and' the social service agencies.. Saturday, October 2l6t, 1967 The Rahway office, along Free color movies in a circus 9:00 A.M. until 5:00 P.M. with its companion offices tent. in Plainfield, Union and Elizabeth, will be part of Free HOW TO GET THERE... the comprehensive program* WIN! WI PAY POSTAGE being promulgated by the Transportation! From U.S. Route 1-9-22 and BOTH WAY SI Union County Legal Services Free valuable prizes a t th e SAVE BY MAIL Exit 14 New Jersey Turnpike Corporation. trade fair. Dividend declared for period From Newark and Doremus Avenue, Newark, ending October 31 > 1966 Follow Port Authority Signs. Buses leave every twenty min­ * 4 Yi% regular dividend plus extra TB League Elects utes from the Public Service dividend compounded semi-annually. DID YOU KNOW? Bus tours through Port New- Terminal, Newark, starting at ark-Eiizabeth. Come in and open your account today! Local Residents 9 A.M . One out of four of your friends and neighbors depend upon Enjoy the highest dividends in this area! Members of the Union marine commerce for tfceir County Tuberculosis and From Elizabeth livelihood. Health League, Inc. have >1 .voted to merge their oper­ Buses leave every thirty min­ See the metropolitan area's ations with those of the Hud­ From the four corners of the utes from the Elizabeth City most efficient marine terminal son County and Monmouth complex at Port Newark- County TB Associations, ac­ world, foods, cars, motor­ Hall parking lot— starting-at 9 The INDUSTRIAL-WORKMEN’S Elizabeth. cording to an announcement cycles and other products. A.M. Savings and Loan Association today from League head­ quarters in Elizabeth. The name of the consoli­ dated organization will be 1480 IRVING ST., RAHWAY, N.J. Phone 381-3811 the TB-Respiratory Disease Association of Central New Serving The Community for more than a Half Century Jersey and it will serve the tri-county area. George Schott, President of the Union group noted, “ Consolidation is consistant with the national trend among l . October 19, 1967 Page 6 Rahway News-Record Clark Patriot

of 9-A Seafoam Ave., Win­ The bride attended schools field Park. in Pennsylvania and is a "Missing An uncle of the bride, graduate of Scranton Lack­ the Rev. Joseph T. O’Con­ awanna College, Scranton. nor, assisted pastor of St. She in employed as a sec­ Classmates" Columba’ s Church, Newark, retarial supervisor at the performed the ceremony and Institute of Laboratory Med­ celebrated the Nuptial Mall. icine at Perth Amboy A papal blessing, obtained General Hospital. Are Sought through Father O’Connor, The groom was graduated was bestowed upon the cou­ from Rahway High School and The 1943 class of Rahway ple. Seton Hall University. He High School is seeking the Given in Marriage by her served in the Army during whereabouts of the follow­ uncle and guardian, Raymond the Korean War. He is a ing: Dorothy Clark, Charles A. Linder, Sr., the bride member of the Rahway Board Becker, Irene Billy D’ Angelo wore a gown of peau do aoie of Realtors and is associated Robert Muecke and Robert with a lace appliqued bodice. with Bauer Brooks Co., real McLadden. The gown was accented by estate and insurance brokers Information on these a full-length coat with a of Rahway. •‘missing classmates” may cathedral-length train also The couple plans a cruise be phoned to John J. Tesoro appliqued with lace. She wore to Nassau. at 381-5625. a pill box hat with shoulder- The class is planning its length veil attached. 25th reunion in July of next She,carried a cascade of Fashion Show year. white fungi-mums. Miss Nancy O’Connor was her sister’ s maid of honor. And Dinner Union Catholic Miss Patricia Petrisin, a cousin of the bride, Miss Seniors Given Lorraine Ashnault, Mrs. Set By CDA Valentine Maleckar and Mrs. Donald Fontana were the Final plans for the 48th Class Rings bride’ s attendants. anniversary dinner and Seniors of Union Catholic They wore empire-styled fashion show of Court Vic­ High School in Scotch Plains dresses of apricot. tory #449, Catholic Daught­ received their class rings A reception was held at ers of America, have been Oct. 13. Le Pree’ s- Cocktail Lounge, announced by Mrs. Robert The ceremony began with Roselle. Abrams of Rahway, Chair­ a processional and a wel­ man of this year’ s event. come was given by Brother Mrs. Abrams says that Vincent Damian, FMS, Columbus Day the dinner and fashion show, principal. which is to be held at the Rev. Thomas Dougherty, Dance Is Held Lynn Restaurant, 624 West- assistant pastor of Holy field Ave., Elizabeth on Oct. Name Church, East Orange, The Rahway Italian 24, will begin promptly at blessed the rings and Bro­ American Club held its 47th 6:30 p.m. with the fashions ther John Loughern, FMS, Columbus Day Dinner Dance being shown immediately guidance counselor, pre­ Barbara L. O'Connor, Oct. 14 at the clubhouse. after dinner. Kathleen J . Kohler, sented the seniors who re­ / President Sal Finelli wel­ The members of Court ceived their rings from Fa­ r comed the members and R. IF. Audacht Married Victory #449 and their guests ther Dougherty, who then guests and John Gallo in­ will be treated a showing of Miss Barbara L. O was married Oct. 7 in St. addressed the seniors on troduced city officials in­ creations by Nan’s of Clark, Connor, of 1179 Fulton St., M ary’ s Church to Robert the significance of their cluding; Mayor John Marsh Lillian Omelanuk Bride including daytime casuals, daughter of the late Mr. and Walter Audacht, son of M r: Councilmen Ray Giacobbe, L.T. Kaplan Are Wed rings. sportswear for winter week­ Benediction was held and .Mrs. Robert L. O’ Connor and Mrs. M orris Audacht Charles Crowell, James ends, and evening wear. Mo­ refreshments were then Kinneally Jr. George Vans- St. Mary’ s Church, Rah­ field, Barry Henderson of dels for the fashion show will Rahway, George Starayak of served in the cafeteria. co Jr., Herbert Kiehn, Jam­ Of Edmond Del Principe way was the scene Oct. 21 PUBLIC AUCTION all be members of Court Vic­ Rahway and Stuart Bornstein es Kinneally Sr., Jack Gil- the groom; Miss Susan Gal- of the marriage of Miss FRI & SAT., NOV. 3 & 4 at 9 PM" Held on Premises — Estate of the late gannon, William Rack, A r­ Miss Lillian Omelanuk, tory #449. Kathleen June Kohler, of Pearl River, the bride­ JOSEPH K WHYMAN lico of Woodbridge, niece of During the presentation of nold D’ Ambrosa, Demo­ daughter of Mr, and Mrs. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. groom’ s cousin. 705 Newark Ave. the bride; Miss Lynne La­ the fashions, musical inter­ A reception was held at cratic City Chairman, Jo­ Peter Omelanuk, of Clover- Fred T. Kohler, of 649 ELIZABETH, NEW JERSEY torre of Rahway, niece of the lude will be provided by Mrs. Bel Air Manor, Perth Am­ seph Meffe, Vice Chair­ leaf Gardens, Woodbridge, Seminary Ave., to Lawrence (Sold for the benefit of the Whyman Parish House, groom. Edward Hayen at the piano. boy. Central Bapti st Church, Elizabeth, N .J.) man Republican City Com­ was married Oct. 14 in St. J. Kaplan, son of Mr. and Robert Latoree of Rahway, Assisting Mrs. Abrams as The bride was "graduated THURS., FR I-, & SAT., - OCT. 26th, 27th & 28th - 10 A.M- each day mittee, Louis Rizzo, presi­ John’ s Greek Orthodox Mrs. Jack Kaplan, of 10 nephew of the groom, was co-chairman is Mrs. Harold from Rahway High School and Furnishings of 12 room home & 10 outbuildings incl. Viet. Furniture, dent of the Board of Edu­ Church, Perth Amboy, to Sherwood Circle, Linden. ------$4, $5, $6, $7. ring bearer. Caulfield. The fashion com­ is employed by the Elmora Steinway Grand Piano, Edison Phonograph with Horn & 226 Cylinder cation and Max Lilenfield, Edmond Vincent Del Prin­ Rev. Harold Hermans per­ Records. Mirrors, Lamps, Brass. Large Quantity of Cut & Pressed Vincent Calicchio of Rah­ mentator will be Mrs. J. Savings & Loan Association, Board of Education mem­ cipe, of Roanoke St., Wood- formed the ceremony. SETON HALL Glass & China. Alabaster & Marble Vases. Sterling Silver Flatware way, cousin of the groom, Reuter. Elizabeth. SOUTH ORANGE, N. J. incl. Towle King Richard Pat. & Hollow ware. Quantity of Linens, ber. bridge, son of Mrs. Antoin­ The bride, who was given Reservations 9 to 4 M on.-Fri. blankets, Lace Tablecloths. Prints & Frames. Bric-a-Brac. Costume was best man and his ushers Tickets are under the di­ Mr. Kaplan is a graduate An Italian dinner was ette Del Principe. in marriage by her father, Jewelry. Mink Coat, Muffs & Neckpiece, etc. Contents of Barns, Work­ were Michael O’ Hara of Old rection of Mrs. John Caul­ of Fairleigh Dickinson Uni­ shop, Garage, Sheds etc. incl tools, hand Printing Press. 1938 Four served and the entertain­ Miss Omelanuk was given wore a white A-line skirt 201-762-8995 Bridge and Robert Latorre of field, who has indicated that versity and the graduate Do or Cadillac Sedan & 1937 International T ru c k to be sold 2 P-m. T h u rs. ment featured the popular in marriage by her brother, with chapel train. Her veil Rahway. the advance sale is good school of Wagner College. Tickets available: All Bam­ Alexander Omelanuk of berger Stores, Sterns 42 St., EXHIBIT - WED. - OCT 25th - 10 A M. to 5 P.M. singer Frank Tredici. The bride wore a gown of and would appreciate all re­ was shoulder length with a The affair was sponsor­ Downers Grove, 111. The couple will be at home N . Y .C . & P aram u s. Books, China Japanese Figures, Bric-a-Brac, etc. will be sold dur­ ivory silk peau de soi fea­ quests for tickets being sub­ seeded pearl headpiece. She ing Exhibit. A donation of SI . will be collected on day of Exhibit A reception was held in in Linden. ed by Nick Firetto, com­ turing traditional length mitted as promptly as chose white roses for flow­ for Benefit of Building & Improvement Fund. mittee chairman, assisted by he Brunswick Inn. sleeves terminating at the possible. ers. Miss Marie Omelanuk, I'M GLAD I CHANGED TO . . . House phone 201 - 353-0811 Jack Scrimenti, Anthony wrist. A short train extend­ Prizes will be under the Miss Kandace Kowal of sister of the bride, served 0. RUNDLE GILBERT & SON, Auctioneers Merendino, Frank Colange- ing from the waist was top­ direction of Mrs. William Rahway, cousin of the bride, as maid of honor and her lo, Sal Zocchi, Fred Ryan, ped by a long watteau train Haggerty and the program was maid of honor and )ther attendants were Mrs. William Sforza, Phil Matar- extending from the shoulder. for the evening is being pre­ bridesmaids were Miss Lin­ PREMIER OIL John Matichak of Clifton, ese, Frank Botti, Marty Sica Her head piece was a fam­ oared by Miss Elizabeth da Roberts of Rahway; Miss and John Cardamone. 3ister of the bride, matron Joan Lovas of Clark; Miss ily heirloom of chantilly Caulfield. a n d p n The club’s next social will jT honor; Mrs. Michael O’ lace. Patricia Burke of Linden, Garrison-on-Hudson, New York GASOLINE U U . be the Nov. 11 Square Dance Hara of Old Bridge, niece of She carried a bouquet of cousin of the bride and Miss SUPPLY Telephone 914 - 424-3657 sponsored by the Women’s the bride; Miss Pamela ivory-tinted lillies of the A rummage and furniture Margaret Ann Tooker of sale will be held at 432 Auxiliary. Latorre of Rahway, niece of valley. Califon, also a cousin. Miss FOR FRIENDLY RELIABLE SERVICE Milton Ave., Rahway, Oct. Betty Ann Tooker, of Califon, Her ' banana gold fitted AND HIGH DUALITY OIL Igown featured a matching 23 by the Rahway Clark Can­ and also a cousin, was junior Ichiffon coat attached to the cer Unit of the American 'bridesmaid. Igown and her headpiece con- Cancer Society. 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Her Women’s Committee of the nounced that a rummage sale DRUGS ary education. Fairleigh Dickinson Uni­ Clark, sister of the bride, flowers were a cascade of Japan International Chris­ The prospective bride­ Host In Rahway and a cannister drive would NOSE FOR NEWS? 86 Westfield Ave., Clark versity, Stevens Institute, was maid of honor and Holly gardenias and stephanotis. tian University Foundation groom, also a graduate of be held next month. Mrs. CALL US NOW St. Peter’s College and Ann Muzychko of Fanwood, Mrs. Dulny is a graduate in New York City Oct. 20. Rahway High School, is a Have you recently moved Stanley Needell, member­ 388-0600 The Luncheon is given to Douglass College. 381-7100 veteran of the U.S. Air Force into Rahway? Chances are ship chairman reported that stimulate interest in Inter­ and is employed by the Rah- you will probably get a Wel­ November would be Mem­ national Christian Univer­ , way Post Office. come Wagon Call. The new bership month and a tea A Card Or Gift sity in Japan (ICU), the in-' An August wedding is Welcome Wagon Hostess for will climax the drive Nov. stitute benefited by the Wo­ planned. Rahway is Mrs. Elizabeth 13. Dr. McLean Will We Are Making Room men’ s Committee, of which Butler, 752 East Milton Ave. Mrs. Seymour Weissman, For Any Occasion Is At Miss Smith is a member. $1 MILLION GRANT She has just completed her. * * * program chairman, present­ For Our New Displays training in New York City, ed a dramatic reading “ A Address Fellows THE PIXIE SHOP Richard J. Dzejak of 1896 Stevens Institute of Tech­ with Welcome Wagon Inter­ Macabean Miracle Reborn” Beacon St., Rahway, of Shell nology has been awarded a national. She is now among with Mrs. Norman DuBrow, grant'of $1,000,000 from the. the 8,000 hostesses through 3 QUAKER MAID 1079 Raritan Road Clark, N. J.. Chemical Co.’s Union La­ Mrs. Leonard Sobo, Mrs. On Higher Educ. boratories, Plastics and Re­ U.S. Department of Defense out the United States, Cana­ Edward Perlowin, Mrs. for research in cryogenic da, The United Kingdom and Richard Wiederhorn and sins Division, was honored The outlook for higher 3 81~7 555 recently for 15 years of science and engineering and Australia. They bring greet­ Miss Anita DuBrow taking in polymer physics, it was ings from public officials part. education in New Jersey will DISPLAY KITCHENS continuous service. P re­ be reviewed Oct. 23 by Dr. An Exciting Collection Of Greeting sently employed as a La­ announced today by Dr. Jess and service organizations, Refreshments were serv­ H. Davis, president of the from religious and civic ed by Mrs. Martin Mittle- William H. McLean, a mem­ boratory Assistant, Mr. ber of the State Board of Dzejak joined Shell in 1952 college. 1groups and from public - i,m a n ,__ FOR SALE -Cards And Personalized Stationary Higher Education, at the fall as a Laboratory Assistant meeting of the Board of Fel­ at Union, New Jersey. KITCHEN DESIGNS * * * lows of Union College at Halloween Party Supplies 6:30 p.m. in the Faculty Anthony Joaquim, son of ^ounge. 23 Westfield Avenue, Clark and Novelties M r. and Mrs. Antonio Joa­ Dr. McLean is president quim of 10 Pine Tree Dr., 381-3333 Is*®*! Everyday 9:30 - 5:30 Mon. & Fri. 9:30 - 8:30 of the 15-member Associ­ Colonia has been enrolled ation of Independent Col­ in the Freshman Class at leges and Universities in Deodorant protection that won’t wear out! I hat s what new ARR1D® Spray was invented for—to give you the won t-wear-out protection you want, in convenient spray form. 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LEGAL NOTICES SLIPCOVERS NOTICC o r INTENTION The LENOX NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that th* DRAPERIES M S P O N S t following ordinance waa introduced and paesed on first reading at a regular fashion iioutiq ue LENOX meeting of the Municipal Council of the BEDDING City of Rahway, N. J., held on the 11th DIRECTORY CARPETS i day of October, 2867, and that said or­ WANT ADS dinance will be taken up for further con­ sideration and final passage at a regulai REUPHOLSTERY meeting at City Hall. 1470 Campbell * FABRICS of DISTINCTION LENOX Street, Rahway, New Jersey, on the 8th day of July, 1987, at eight o’clock DINNERWARE WORK FOR YOU P.M- prevailing time, at which time and * CUSTOM DRESSMAKING place all persons Interested therein will ADS be given an opportunity to be heard AND BRIDALS GIFT-ITEMS concerning the same. ROBERT W. SCHROVt STEMWARE City Clerk A WEEK- * DRAPERY & SLIPCOVER RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN OR­ $2 HELP WANTED-MALE SPECIAL SERVICES DINANCE ENTITLED “AN ORDI­ * FABRICS WILL DELIVER AND CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING NANCE ACCEPTING AND ADOPTING SULO BROS. THE COMPILED ANL REVISED ORDI­ also custom madq, RATES CLERK-PUBLIC GOLF NANCES OF THE CITY OF RAHWAY. 13 WEEK MINIMUM GIFT WRAP FREE COURSE: Operate cash regis­ ESTABLISHING AND PROVIDING CLARKT0N Minimum Charge | •- -x" ' "*• ' * FOR THE PUBLICATION THEREOF" 1850 ELIZABETH AVE. ter, issue tickets and sup- ELECTROLYSIS | Adopted October 10th. 1951, and re­ BEST VALUE IN 3 lines for $1.00 ferring particularly to Title V, Chapter SHOPPING CENTER Additional lines 30tf each plies. Permanent Position , TREATMENT 4 1 et seq. entitled ’’TRAFFIC" of said RAHWAY Fringe benefits inci. pension Ordinance. 25% DISCOUNT I Latest Short Wave Method § BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR NEWSPAPERS TODAY . Raritan Rd- BURDEN’S COLONIAL SHOP _ ro r- j . ,1 hospital plan, sick leave. US Unwanted Hair Removed AND MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF TOT Rear of Post Office 1498 Irving Street On Classified Advertisements' CUizen Resident of v £ Permanently CITY OF RAHWAY. nrnprenordered rnto run 3\ 01h i moremnrp timestimp« . 1 uiuun Section 1. Title V, Chapter 1, Section 388-2860 388-1464 providing no changes are made County Apply Union County 12 of the said Codification adopted by 388-1790 Park Commission, Acme St., |For free info. & literature, the City of Rahway shall be amended CALL 388-0600 in original advertisement, dis [call or write: to add the following: PROHIBITED 9:3P to 5 P.AI. D aily count allowed only after firs Elizabeth. Mon.-Fri. 9 a m. to PARKING, WESTFIELD AVENUE. It shall be unlawful to park any BOOKS insertion. 4 p m. I, CONNIE KAPLAN, M.E. vehicle between the hours of 4:00 I 381-5415 P.M. and 6:00 P.M. In or upon the COFFEE CUP BASEMENT Classified Display MANAGER TRAINEES I 549 W. Inman Avenue North Side of WESTFIELD AVENUE SZELC BROS. RAHWAY BOOK & Col. Inch $1.25 between Jefferson Avenue and You’ ve Tried One of New Jersey’s largest Rahway, N.J. Broadway. RESTAURANT Box No. Charge 15C 8ectlon 2. Any Ordinance or parte oi MOVERS GIFT SHOP retail liquor chains has im­ Ordinances inconsistent herewith art Water Proofing mediate openings for full-time hereby repealed. The Rest. HOUSEHOLD American & Italian Food Fenton Glass Closing Hours for Section 3. This Ordinance shall taki Hummels Classified Ads: personnel. Excellent oppor­ Furniture tied and rewebbed effect immediately after passage an< OFFICE & STORES R e s I dent ia I - Indus tr i a l -Comr- e- r ; a 1 tunities for advancement. We publication according to law and ap< Jewelry 5 P.M. TUESDAY . , , Sofa $12- — Chair $6------proval thereof------by the Director of Uu - ORDERS TO G 0 - Pilgrim Glass have a complete program of We do refinishing on all woods Dlvl8lon o t Motor Vthlclw' Now Try Cash, check or stamps should For Your Parties Figurines LIFETIME Gl -IR W IT I FREE liberal benefits, and a touch-up & repairs, cigarette NOTICE OF INTENTION FREE ESTIMATES accompany advertising copy. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN th»t the Dolls & Plush Animals company paid pension plan. burns. Insurance estimates • PARTY SANDWICHES — Free Estimates — following ordinance was introduced and PIANO The paper is not responsible Good starti"S salarY- APPly 985-5895 passed on first reading at a regular The Best Wide Range of Books meeting of the Municipal Council of the SPECIALISTS * COLDCUT PLATTERS for errors in classified ads Home Liquors, 1532 Main St., City of Rahway, N. J., held on the lltb Best Sellers taken by telephone. Rahway, N.J. .ay of October, 1967. and that said or- finance will be taken up for further con * SALAD PLATTERS Prayer Books To Place Classified Ad ------— LEGAL NOTICES ilderation and final passage at a regulai TED’S Bibles EIMER meeting at City Hall. 1470 Campbel • HORS-D’OEUVRE CALL 388-0 600 REAL ESTATE--- NOTICE Street, Rahway, New _____ Jersey, on______the 8tl O ffice Childrens Books laboratories , inc THE BOARD OP TRUSTEES OF THE day oi November. 1S67, at elaht o’clocl Paper Books (3000 titles) LOST AND FOUND THE BRIGHTEST FUTURE!! FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY, TOWNSHIP P.M. prevailing time, at which time ant PIZZERIA 1524 IRVING ST. OP CLARK. COUNTY OP UNION, invites place all persons interested therein wll ME 4-4710 sealed proposals Re: Cleaning Services bs given an opportunity to be heart Phone in your orders RAHWAY 53 E. CHERRY ST. $200 REWARD. Plus expenses Brounell & Kramer, one of needed lor Library Building and con- concerning the same. tents. ROBERT W. 8CHRO) 388-9817 FUlton 1-1770 for return of Chihuahua lost N.J.’s most active realtor Proposals to be reviewed at the Meet­ City Clerk Evenings AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN during accident on Turnpike f'™s, *>ave openings for an ag- ing Room, Library Building, 303 West- 381-6665 S2I Milton Blvd. .ialiw.i' field Ave Township of Clark, New Jer­ ORDINANCE ENTITLED “AN ORDI­ 752 WHITTIER ST.. RAHWAY Hours 7 to 7 CLOSED MONDAYS July 3i. Male, black coat,I STessive salesman or sales- sey on N .ember 8. 1967, at 7:30 p.m. NANCE TO ADOPT A CIVIL SERV­ FU 8-1857 HI 2-7116 El 8-6825 il l j 2351 white chest, beige markings woman, experienced or in- Eastern Standard Time: and then at ICE COMMISSION SURVEY OF OFFI­ (corner of Grand Ave.) said place publicly opened and read CERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE on face: about 3 lbs. N o experienced in the Clark - aloud. Proposals may be mailed or de- CITY OF RAHWAY, COUNTY OF area. Call for appt. livered before that time to the Secre­ UNION, AND STATE OF NEW JER­ questions asked. Phone Col- Colonia Restaurant tary of the Board of Trustees, Free Pub­ SEY, COVERING THE DUTIES, SAL­ Real Estate lect. 212-751-3371 If no ans­ lic Library, 303 Westfield Avenue, Clark, ARIES AND RESPECTIVE DEPART­ EXTRA MONEY ? BROUNELL & KRAMER New Jersey. MENTS OF SAID EMPLOYEES” wer 609-883-2730- 1478 Morris Ave., Union Proposals to be received at the Meet- ADOPTED JANUARY 10th, 1951. AND JUST AMENDED AT VARIOUS TIMES SUB­ MU 6-1800 outside of the envelope: LOST Sat. vicinity E. Hazel­ PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING SEQUENT THERETO. WHO NEEDS IT ? ______CLEANING 8ERVICE BE IT ORDAINED by the Municipal wood; Brown Cocker spaniel n i i P l I P A T I M f i M A P H I M F an<* *n l°wer hand corner Due Council of the City of Rahway that an ARRIVED! puppy, green collar with bell; IJ U rL .IL , ■ /% 1 Iiv lj lVi/iL,HlnlEi Date: November 8, 1967 at 7:30 p.m, Ordinance entitled "An Ordinance to OPERATOR: Operates mimeo., specifications of work, bona and m- Adopt a Civil 8ervice Commission Sur- TRUCK LOAD OF li/2 mos. old. 381-1833- duplicator, and varifax copier ouia,.vvu surances _re“u‘ied______may_ be ______secured “____ the vey of Officers and Employees of the EVERYBODY ! REALTORS & INSURORS Free Fubilc Library, 303 Westfield Ave- c !t3l, of Rahway, County of Union, State SCHWINN BIKE I pECIAU NOTICE?" Maintains inventory on stock, nue, Clark, New Jersey. of New Jersey, covering Duties, Salaries and Respective Departments of said Em­ But former office _ _ _ _ _ Will train. Permanent position, ‘°r ployees” adopted January 10th, 1951. be ( 2 0 0 ) workers are in a bet­ IF YOU IIAV A PROBLEM fringe benefits incl. pension, The Board of Trustees reserves the further amended to read as follows: FOR SCHOOL & y with alcohol, write Alcoholics hospital plan, sick leave. U.S. right to reject any and all bids or pro- 1. The compensation lo r each member ter position to get it or parts of bids or proposals, of the Police Department assigned to — because today’ s bu­ BAUER-BR00K5 CO. PLEASURE k Anonymous, Box 15. Raima} Citizen, Resident of Union waive any informalities and award con- the detective bureau as a detective shall „ . . ___1, •__ u., tract which in their Judgment may be be as follows: siness world needs Chinatown Family Dinner * or call BI 2-1516 County. Apply Union County j or ^est interest of the Board of Grade l: $600.00 per annum In addi­ temporary workers in Park Commission, Acme St., Trustees. By Order of the Board of tion to the compensation to which his f~ s3295 u, Orders to Tak.e Out PERSONALS rank entitles him. all skill categories ... 1480 IRVING STREET, Elizabeth. Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m. to m r s . Nic h o l a s l u t z Grade 2; $450.00 per annum in addi­ typists, stenos, busi­ 4 p.m. BOARD SECRETARY tion to the compensation to which hii Anthony's Bike Character Readings by DATED: October 19. 1967 rank entitles him. ness machine opera­ CANTON HOUSE Grade 3: $300.00 per annum in addi­ & Key Shop FOR RENT tion to the compensation to which hit tors. So, i f you have RAHWAY rank entitles him. SEALED PROPOSALS past experience, why RESTAURANT MRS. MARKO 2. Said salaries shall be paid retro- SEALED PROPOSALS will be received active^from" O cto^r° 23“ 1967 not turn it into ready 1540 IRVING ST RAHWAY by. thetVia BoardhnnrH ofrtf Education ITHllrtatlrtn ofrtf thethd Town- TrtVP. — _ 1 HO • . 1537 IRVIN G ST. Worried, sick, or in trouble? 3. The provisions of the salary ordl- cash by working as a RAHWAY, N.J. Apt. lg. kitchen, living rm., Shjp 0f Clark, County of Union, New 381-9400 RAHWAY kj i Don’ t know where to get happi bedrm., lots of closets. Good ™ “ ond.a/’ <^cf>fr!,r " i ,!,“ 7 a! Manpower White Glove Tel. 388-5939 ness in life? One visit with neighborhood. $135. call 388- ITZS l '% ^ S iT“« G irl? You choose the Mrs. Marko and you will find 1 65 7 or 388 0680. Boulevard. Clark. New Jersey, and then 4. xhls ordlnance ahall talce etIect ,m. days you want to work the happiness you are looking ... and your assign­ Beauty Salon . S T o t o°” na> “ ST'ChevroTe? SUtlon ET w** Druggist for. For appointment call FURN. ROOMS FOR RENT Wagon, serial number B57B 146874, ------_ ments are based on IT’S which has been declared surplus prop- NOTICE TO CREDITORS KEN'S erty by the Board of Education. _ E8TATE OF JENNIE SMACK, also your present skill FAMOUS Single rnnms- W m u m s p n rn ic h - The automobile may be inspected by known as JENNIE 8MOAKE, Deceaaed. level. Call us tomor­ 10246-1164 a.m. to 9 p.m. S in g le ro o m s , 2 12 r o o m s , p u r n is n ,aUlng the BoaM of Educat)OD Office Pursuant to the order of M ARY C. MAKE SHOES Lloyd Drugs ed. 388-1433 ;381-6777) for an appointment between KANANE, Surrogate‘ of the County of row ... let’ s talk about Beauty Salon Jan-EII 580 Easton Ave., the hours of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. prior Union, made on the twenty-ninth day a pleasant and profit­ AT QUALITY to the date set for the opening of the September A. D., 1967, upon the ap­ New Brunswick hids. plication of the undersigned, as Execu- able part - time work DISCOUNT 46 E Cherry St Rahway PRESCRIPTIONS HOUSES FOR SALE The bidder shall submit his bid in ot the estate of said deceased, notice schedule for YOU. No 388-2699 For HELP WANTED-FEMALE writing as well as figures on a proposal 1* hereby given to the creditors of said PRICES Trained Cosmeticians form obtainable in the Board of Educa- deceased to exhibit to the subscribe! Fee — Bonus. New and completely To Solve Your Smart Fashions DUPLEX $23,900 tion Office at 246 Lexington Boulevard, under oath or affirmation their claims Colonial Beauty and Hair At TEMPORARY WORK NO FEE Clark. Proposals may be delivered c and demands against the estate of said Open 3 Days A Week Care Problems 5 Rooms Each Side mailed on or before the time of openin decesed within six months from the date Beauty Shop Modest prices ' at the above address. Minimum bid t ot said order, or they will be forevei MANPOWER! Thur.-Fri.-Sat. • COSMETICS Undecided about your careers ^'|-ner S completely moaer-|be twenty-five ($25.00) dollars. barred from prosecuting or recoverlni Home of the Six hair stylists at • TOILETRIES? Jr., Misses & ■ nized with VA b a th s . The Board of Education reserves the the same against the subscriber. T r y t * - a v ’ _ right to reject any and all bids, waive David M. Feinberj White Glove Girls your service • BABV NEEDS’ 1 /2 Sizes L IINGFIELD - eight clubs in conference Stadium and will drop an­ In the Pop Warner Con­ 2:00. V Before 2,000 Fans action. The league topped by other to the Princeton T i­ ference this week the CYRC undefeated Westfield and FRIDAY - ChvSS Country- gers - 24 - 14. Chiefs scored a 27 - 6 win Two bad passes from cen­ one yard out, Gary Kamin’ s Berkeley Heights, both face Clark - away. Montclair College Indians over the Kenilworth Jets at ter gave the Cranford High kick was good, the Indians strong rivals, as the Rah­ JH football - Oral Jr. High to lose their third game of Veteran's Field. Jerry Sca- school football team two were still in front 14-13. way Indians travel to West- of Cranford - aw: - 3:30. the season, this one to South­ turo scored two touchdowns touchdowns as they scored a Early in the last period, field for their annual meet­ SATURDAY - tball - ern Conn. - 19 - 13. < for the Clark Crusaders as 20 - 14 win over the Indians on a first down play, Roy ing. Westfield - away. Trenton State Lions to tra­ they won over the Eliza­ at Veterans Field before Knauer passed to Charlie Berkeley appears to have MONDAY - JV rball - vel to Conn, and lost to Cen­ beth PAL 13 - 7. 2,000 fans on Saturday after­ Birchett, who caught the ball the hardest battle of the day Westfield - home. tral Conn. 21 - 0. The Linden PAL and the noon. over his shoulder on the 25 when they travel to Clark to TUESDAY - Cross oun- In a close game, Upsala Iselin Golden Knights both Linebacker Victor Julio and scored standing up to meet the Crusaders who has try - Hillside - away. to lose to Susquehanna 14-7. won their games. The Little intercepted Ron Delong’ s complete a 55 yard play. won three in a row. In the * * * With Kamin’ s kick, the Cou­ Tigers routed Hillside Co­ CLARK HIGH SCHOOL'*, pass on the 37 yard line only morning contest, Hill­ Dr. B. Edward Morrison gars were in front 20-14. bras 46 - 7, while the Golden THURSDAY - Soccer - and in two plays, the Rah­ side goes to Cranford, while of the Colonia Country Club Knights ran over the Ro­ Westfield - Home. way fans saw Calvin Pres­ Charlie Counts carried the in a game that will see both became the new president of selle Rams 48 - 13. In the FRIDAY - Frosh - soc­ ley, race over his left tac­ next kick off back 29 yards teams looking for their first the New Jersey State Golf other league game, the Cran­ cer - South Plainfield kle for 37 yards for the first to the Rahway 49 yard line. win, the Raiders of Scotch Association this week. ford Clippers were wallop­ away. score of the game with less Tony Toscano’ s 18 yard run Plains are at Springfield. Dr. Morrison, a dentist ed by the Union Rockets 33-0. Frosh - football - Scotch then five minutes gone in gave the Indians a first down Here are the selections for who has served on theNJSGA. * * * Plains - home. the opening period. on the 30 yard line, Jack fh ic n/PPlf ■ executive committee for The league leading Lin­ SATURDAY - Football - John Mosley’ s kick gave Slonaker’ s 15 yard run. A WATCHUNG CONF. GAMES eight years, was elevated den Merchants scored a 13- Gov. Livingston, Berkeley the Indians a 7 - 0 lead. 15 yard penalty gave the RAHWAY atWESTFIELD- from vice president to suc­ 2 win over the Reliable Mov­ Heights - 2 - Home. After the Cougers had lost Indians another first down The defending champs from ceed Robert H. Miller of ers in a Union County Touch MONDAY - JV football - the ball on the 9 yard line, on the 15. Toscano carried Westfield too strong for the the Montclair Golf Club. The Football league game, the Gov. Livingston - away. the Rahway team failed to to the 10, but the attack Indians. We take the home elections took place at the lone Rahway point was when JV soccer-Cranford-away. gain and on Larry Gian- stalled and Cranford took team 21-7. association’ s 67th annual BiU M orris ^ o c k e T a "pum Leading Rutgers players this fall, getting pep talk from Coach John Bateman, are, (1. to r ) TUESDAY - Soccer - nechinni’ s attempted punt, over on the 14. BERKELEY HEIGHTS at for a Mover safety offensive guard Jim Julian, taUbacTt Bryant Mitchell, defensive end Scott Lewendon and meeting. Scotch Plains - away. the pass from center was After a Cranford kick was CLARK - Clark to score * * * Walt’ s won over the Ro- wingback Jim Baker, Cross Country - Dayton Re­ low and the Cougers re­ down on their 48, Slonaker their fourth win in a row, Bob Marsh lowered the selle PBA 7-6 scoring with gional - away. covered on the one - yard passed on a screen to Counts as they upset the Highland­ 2.4 mile course record at four minuted to play in the WEDNESDAY - Frosh - line. for 14 yards and a first ers 14-7. New Providence High School game when Barry Hender­ Soccer - Scotch Plains - On the second play, Roy down on the 34, but four HILLSIDE atCRANFORD- as the Pioneers scored a 25 SKATING SCHEDULE son passed to Pat Garvey away: Knaver hit the middle to plays fell short of a first 10:30 - The Comets too to 22 win over Coach John good for 15 yards. He then Fighting Crusaders score, Gary Kamin’ s kick down. strong for the Cougers, who Moon’ s Indians. Forest Schedules have been com­ POP WARNER was wide and Rahway was Cranford again took over tossed to Art Petroff for pleted for roller skating at just about won their game Markowitz of Rahway was the winning extra point. CONFERENCE still in front 7 - 6 at the but was forced to punt. heTe last week. second while Richie Moran Franklin School sponsored SUNDAY - Iselin at Clark - half. Rahway had possession on by the Rahway Recreation SCOTCH PLAINS at was third. Come From Behind 2:00 p.m. On the third play of the the 44. A Slonaker to Counts * * * In our high school football Department. SP^INGIFELD - In a battle selections last week we hit SUNDAY - CYRC CHIEFS third period, Ken Munkel pass was good for 28 yards of Sinless teams, we pick a Berkeley Heights High­ The dates are Oct. 21 and at Linden PAL - 2:00 fumbled the ball, it was and a first down on the 16, on 7 of 12, and increased 28: Nov. 11 and 18; Dec. 2, 7-7 tie. If any edge, we landers cross country team our season mark to 31 - 21. picked up by Charlie Counts but the game ended, before think the home-team could walloped the Clark Crusad­ To Nip Hillside 16-7 9 and 16; Jan. 6, 13, 20 who ran 45 yards for the they could get in another In Watchung Conference the outside tackle with ends win. ers 18 - 44 at Warinanco and 27; Feb. 3, 10, 17 and score, Moseley gave the In­ play. picks thus far this fall we Jim Montesusco drove 24 and March 2, 9, 16, 23 OTHER GAMES Park. Mitch Evans was the Clark’ s fighting Crusa­ Craig Stein and Jeff Allen. dians a 14-6 lead. have an 8 - 4 mark. over from the one-yard line and 3q The team coached by Gary \ FRIDAY - Pingry to Tra­ winner in 13.39. ders came from behind to Another bad snap from HOME SWEET HOME twice in the second half. Time for boys and girls Kehler has a conference re­ vel to Blair Academy and * * * socre a 16 - 7 win over the center set up the second Old Queens, the admini­ Clark high’ s soccer team Trailing 7 - 2 at the half­ cord of 41 - 2 - 2. The Blue lose 13 - 6. On Sat., Jeffer­ Hillside Comets and retain 10 years of age and under Cranford score, when Gian- strative headquarters oi tattled to a 1 - 1 tie with BOWLING HI-LIGHTS way mark, Clark converted a son to win over Union 13-7. their hope for the Watchung 1 p.m. through 3 p.m. Devils trail the Indians in nechinni attempted to punt Rutgers University, was the Comets of Hillside. Joe fumble into a third period the series, with Rahway win­ LINDEN at PLAINFIELD- Conference flag. Dancing will be held from from the 29, the Cougers constructed in 1809. It was Dunn tallied for the Crusad­ touchdown. A punt was The Tigers no match for the High game of 201 by Helen 3 p.m. through 3:30 p.m. ner of 12, Westfield 9 and recovered on the 9. In four the college’ s first permanent ers in the first period, then fumbled and Jerry Salde re­ Cardinals 18 - 0. Nicholas and Gloria Sytch For boys and girls 11 one tie, the Indians have not plays, Knauer scored from home. . • covered the ball on the Co­ won since 1959 when they won NEW PROVIDENCE at Bruce Brazer scored on a paced the bowlers in the Re­ years of age through 14— pass from A1 Goldberg in creation Lanes LadiesMajor mets’ 20. Eight plays later, 3:30 p.m. through 5:30 p.m. 22-0. The only tie of the SUMMIT - The undefeated Crusaders Montesusco raced into the Pioneers to score over Sum­ the third session. league this week. E llie Froh- The admission fee will be series was in 1912. The * * * end zone and Steve Strakele’ s series started in 1926, the n r i I DRUG STORE mit 19-7. lich rolled 200, Fran Slon- 10 cents with your own skates Forest Markowitz, of Rah­ eight straight - extra point Indians won 12 games in a ROSELLE at HIGHLAND aker 198 and Mabel White and 25 cents without. DCLL RAHWAY way set a new school cross gave his team a 9 - 7 lead. row, but have not won since PARK - The Rams to win a 192 for top scores of the Information on the pro­ country record of 13.14, a Will Host Coach Red Kelin’ s blue 1960, thus the home team thriller 13-0 in a Garden loop. gram may be obtained from OPEN EVERY DAY OF THE YEAR second better than the for­ and white marched 48 yards has won the last seven in a State Conference game. Helen Nicholas had a high the Recreation Department mer mark held by Lenny in 12 plays in the last period row. "The Complete Medical Center" ROSELLE PARK at series of 561 while Ellie office telephone 381-8000, to score. Key play was Bill Coach Taigia and his staff KENILWORTH - The neigh­ Phillips and Paul Servedio. Frohlich 549. Highlanders extensions 23 and 24. Schnitzer’s 25 -yard run. have been drilling his club PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECIALTY borhood rivals to play be­ The Indians dropped their Merwin Marine still are in sixth straight to the West- front with a 12 - 3 record, Clark High School Cru­ Montesusco scored on a with several new plays to FREE PARKING fore a capacity crowd, but draw play from one yard spring on the Blue Devils, the Bears have the pass field Blue Devils 19-44. with Winco 10-5. saders will host the power­ FREE DELIVERY * * * ful Highlanders from Gov. out. who “blew” a game last attack to win 14-0. Clark took a 2 - 0 lead Indians week to the Cranford Cou­ FU 1-2000 In the college games last Pingry taking nine of the Livingston High School of first ten spots scored a 19- Berkeley Heights at Nolan in the opening period when gers, on two bad passes from _ IRVING ST. OPP. ELIZABETH AVE. week we had three of four r 44 win over winless Clark Field Oct. 21 at 2 p.m. For a bad snap from center on center. and are moving towards the ' Rider To Play The Indians made more the second straight week, the an attempted punt play sail­ Will Face 500 per cent class, we are first downs than the win­ Rahway’ s Church Athletic Crusaders will be the under­ ed through the end zone for now 7 - 10. ners, 7-5, carried for 165 and Recreational Associ- T n r p p dogs, in their bid for their an automatic safety. Hill­ The big game of the week­ ation announces its annual -kllXV-C VJti.ll.lC5 side’s score came in the yards on the ground, led by end will find Rutgers travel­ first Watchung Conference Blue Devils OPEN LANES Girls Basketball Clinic, to second period over Bob Will the Westfield Blue Calvin Presley who carried ing to West Point for the flag. for 54 yards in 10 tries, be held Oct. 23, at 7:30 The undefeated Highland­ D’Meo’s three yard tackle Devils make it number 27 gained 19 yards on passes Tuesday and Wednesday 9:00 PM. p.m. in the First Presby­ At Palestra ers come to town with a slant after the Comets had Oct. 21 against the Rahway and returned a punt 15 yards. Hey kids, terian Gym. 3-0-1 conference re­ recovered a fumble on the Indians? That is the ques­ Jack Slonaker, had his best The Clinic will review new TRENTON - The Rider cord and without their star 12. John Sorenson made the tion the fans of Rahway are THERE IS A PLACE day of the season, running for rules and rule interpreta- College basketball team will quarterback, Tom Bubrick, extra point. Strakele kick asking today as they await FREE INSTRUCTIONS 41 yards in six carries pass­ FOR YOU IN RAH W AY tions. The Clinic will be con- play three games at the Pal- injured in the Westfield both points for the winners. the 23rd meeting of the Wat­ ed 15 times for 80 yards, he ducted by Gail Crans and estra in Philadelphia during game. Coach Jack Bickness chdog Conference rivals at completed seven. Tony Tos­ Call 382-0373 Gay Coubm of Douglas Col- the 1967-68 season, accord- has another good club, which High School Field in West- cano, gained 35 yards in eight lege. ing to John Carpenter, coach. is led by Paul Goldstein, a field. carries, and received a pass The clinic is open to all Rider will open its season good running haldback and Kelin, Staff Hold The undefeated Blue ?ood for nine yards. RAHWAY LANES girls interested in basket­ at the Palestra Dec. 2 Vito De Vito. Steve Ferra- Devils, with a 3 - 0 - 1 Charlie Counts, ran back ball. against Middle Atlantic Con­ zarra and Keith Turner are record are led by their ve­ U. S. Route ft 1 and Lawrence St. three punts for 90 yards, ference rival, LaSalle. The the rest of the back field. teran quarterback, Bob Lafayette College’s 58th Clark Grid Clinic received three passes for Broncs will also face another The team that held West- Brewster, 5 - 10, 160 pound basketball practice, opened 47, carried for 26 yards MAC foe, Temple, at the field to a 7 - 7 tie, has won “ R e d ” __Kelin____ head______coach of_ passer, an excellent field i this week. Among the letter- in nine tries. Cranford gain­ Palestra Jan. 24 and clash over Hillside, Springfield ^ Rahway High School foot- general, top placekicker and i men reporting to head coach ed 150 yards on the ground, with Drexel there Jan. 31. and Scotch Plains, has a ball team and his staff con- good runner, < Hal Wissel, was Joe Stale- completed 3‘ of 10, for 67 \ scene Another highlight of the solid line led by linebacker ducted a one day football Returning to action after ♦ < vicz, a 6 - 2 junior for­ yards, but one was for 55 HOWARD JOHNSON’S campaign will be participa­ clinic for the Clark Recre- being sidelined for the past ♦ i DANCE CLUB FOR TEENAGERS ward, who had a 5.2 scor­ Craig Marks at 165; tackle yards and the winning touch­ tion in the annual Governor’ s Jim Magnatta, 195;DanCar- ation frag football program two games is Paul Byrene ♦ MOTOR LODGE OF CLARK, N.J. 4 ing average, last year. The down. Dancing * Entertainment * Soft Drinks Cup Classic, sponsored by. which is sponsored by the 5 - 10, 175 junior, who is ♦ 4 Leopards had a 4-21 record ruthers, 175, center, Ward Larry Giannechninni, had Favorite of Bridal Parties the Trenton Jaycees in Clark Board of Education, an outstanding receiver and ♦ ♦ in 1966, the worst in the Rau, 200 and ends Mike Ru- his best day of the year on Riders Alumni Gymnasium Coach Kelin, a tireless defensive back. At the other ♦ ♦ Oct. 20th school’s history. The team gen, 6-3, 200 and Glenn Ken­ punts, averaging 27 yards. on Dec. 8 and 9. Also in worker and also the most halfback post will be Jim ♦ THE FANATICS w ill open a 24 game schedule ny 6 - 0, 180. Bob Irving, Dan Russo, Andy the tourney are W est­ successful football coach in Matino, who is only 130 ♦ State Champions on Dec. 2 with the Dela­ Coach Red Kelin’ s team Ingram and Leon Slater will GARDEN STATE PARKWAY minster, CCNY and Gettys­ Clark history, worked with pounds, but has good speed ♦ Oct. 2 is t ware Blue Hens in Easton, that has won three in a row, ______J t M ______play at the end spot. Bob Di Exit 135 at Central Avenue has been having a new star the potential quarterbacks, and blocks with the best of ♦ MATTHEW THE GENERATIONS Pa. burg. Tullio, Steve Swain, Bruce * * * LaSalle returns to the every week. Last week in His staff which included them in the conference, ♦ MIHN1CIN0 CLARK, NEW JERSEY Perth Amboy’s Best Jenkins, are the tackles, Rider slate after a lengthy their great win at Hillside Jim Attaway, Bob Nadasky, Bruce Otzman, or Drew ♦ Among the Press box Guards, Tom Blazewicz, Bill Manager Telephone: FUlton 1-6500 a Oct. 27th absence.. The two clubs last it was their fullback, Jim Bob Lummer, Tom Venice, Vigilant! will open at the ♦ guests at the Rahway-Cran­ Will, and centers are THE PINK PANTHERS met during the 1945-46 cam­ Montefusco, a 180 pounder and Bob Cooney along with tailback spot. The strong ford game last week was for­ Charles Avery and Bruce Rahway Favorites paign. Loyola, of Baltimore who tallied twice from in- Don Smolyn worked with the line that has shut out Cran- mer basketball coach Earl Jenkins. The defensive backs returns after being off the side the five yard line. other potential linemen and ford, and Clark, and only Oct. 28th •C. Walters, who told us that will be Victor Julio, John THE INTRUDERS our new police chief, Herb Rider schedule for one year. Greg Gorski will open at backs. allowed their two other ri- A newcomer to the schedule quarter and Dick M iller and The boys were given fun- tals to score one touch- Zamorski. Returning by Popular Demand Kinch, was a star basket­ The game will start at 2 is the University of Mass­ B ill Osmanski at halfback, damentals on blocking, pass- down per game, are led by b a ll player for the Indians p.m. and a crowd of 3,5000 achusetts. The Broncs meet The strong defensive unit, ing centering, and kicking, guard Tom Schaible and HOURS: 8 P.M. to I I P.M during his schoolboy days fans is expected. at Rahway. In his senior year the Redmen at Amherst, that stopped Cranford cold The 70 boys who partici- tackle Ted Raabe, both se- WHAT’S NEW 1488 Irving St., Rahway he led the Indians to an up­ Mass, on Dec. 19. The and held the Comets to one pated and thanked the coach- niors. Jim Hely is the cen- Broncs and Massachusetts score are led by Charley ing staff for their instruc- ter, Dick Rabuck is the right CALL THE PATRIOT Admission: set win over Orange in a $1.50 t i o n _ 388-0600 NJSIAA tournament game. have met once before, in the Adasczik, Bob McGee, Steve guard, while Bill Dunham is BRING THIS AD * * * Governor’ s Cup Classic back Strakele, who has not missed WITH YOU Ermio J. Truppa of Mon­ in 1962. an extra point this year, mouth College sports staff, Doug Proe, Mark Metz, Bill took a busman’ s holiday to Hassler, Garry Saley, Jim AND see the game. He reports Green Pennant Montefusco, Mike Ciccotelli, SAVE 250 the Hawks are loaded this Gary Smolyn and Ron Ruta. Offer Expires 10/28/B7 winter and Head Coach Boy- Is Hoisted A win for the Crusaders, lan is looking for another over Berkeley, and an up­ CHECK... good year. set win by Rahway over At Columbian Westfield, would result in a Electric’In car Heaters Children under 12 Free The National Safety Pro­ three way tie for the league gram sponsored by the lead. and double check General Motors Corp., was DEAN MARTIN | launched recently with the raising of the Green Pen­ HIKES SCHEDULED For Convenience and nant at Columbian School. The program committee The ceremony was held of the Union County Hiking Safety Too...Open Your Box Office opens 7PMFn,Sat,Sun 6:3Q | on the school lawn in the, Club has scheduled three presence of the two fourth hikes for its members and I DRIVE-IN THEATRE grades, Safety Patrol mem­ guests for the weekend of Checking Account Today! Amboys I PA 1-3400- Garden State Pkw y E xit 127 | oi N J Turnpike Exit 11 to Rt 9 bers, Mrs. Edith Roberts, Oct. 21, and Oct. 22. school secretary, Mrs. For further information Your chocking account will $av« you the bother of Frank Zerns, custodian, contact the recreation de­ trekking all over town to pay your bills . . . ahd Gary D. Busse, principal, partment of the Union,County provide you with an accurate, up to date and record M rs. Annette Kearney,' Park Commission. of expenditures. Along with convenience goes the fourth grade teacher and double advantage of safety . . . your money is Dr. Abraham Thaler will always protected, yet always available. One of our Miss Jean Rocco, fourth friendly officers will be delighted to give you full grade teacher and safety di­ give a lecture and demon­ facts on opening a Checking account. ROBBINS & ALLISON7 rector. stration on hypnosis for the The pennant w ill fly as Essex-Union Chapter of Pa­ long as there is no accident rents Without Partners at INC. in which a student is the Coronet, 975'Springfield OPENING NOV. 2 involved. Ave., Irvington, Oct. 23 FULL SERVICE Our NEW Branch Office ot Established 1912 ST GEORGES AVE- nr. Maple St. I’M GLAD I CHANGED TO . . . Rahw ay LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE PREMIER OIL MOVING * • STORAGE Plenty of GASOLINE CO. STATE BANK SUPPLY FREE * PACKING Customer

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f LEGAL NOTICES Little Indians, LEGAL NOTICES GAL NOTICES LBGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE or INTENTION NOTICE OF INTENTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the flection 4— That there Is hereby au­ hereof to be contributed by the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN U u l tha CORPORATION NOTICE following ordinance was Introduced end following ordinance was introduced and thorized the issuance of negotiable bonds City Is four thousand three hun­ issed on first reading at a regular passed on first reading at a regular PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that of the city ln the aggregate principal dred dollars ($4,300). Orange Avenue meeting of the Municipal Council of the the following Ordinance was duly D. The estimated maximum amount to isetlng of the Municipal Council of tho adopted and approved on final reading amount of not exceeding Thirty Five ifty of Rahway, N. J., held on the 11th City of Rahway, N. J., held on the 11th Thousand One Hundred Fifty Dollars be specially assessed against the day of October, 1967. and that said or- at a regular meeting of Municipal Coun­ lands and real estate benefited by ay of October, 1967. and that said or* cil. City of Rahway, N. J., Wednesday ($35,150) for the purpose of financing Usance will be’ taken up for further eon- will he taken up for further con- the construction or acquisition of evening, October II. 1967. the cost of this purchase described ln Set For Clash lideratlon and final passage at a regular alderatlon and final passage at a regular Section 1 hereof, pursuant to the Local the Improvements described ln Sec­ icetina at Cltr H ill 1470 Cam pbell meeting at City Hall, 1470 Campbell ROBERT W. 8CHROF tion 1 hereof is twenty-seven thous­ City Clerk Bond Law, constituting Chapter 2 of the The Little Indians from Itreet, Rahway, New Jersey, on the 8th ®treett f*ahway. Ne1'L i er8?y’ ,°ut lh* ,8t5 AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN Title 40A of the Revised Statutes of New and two hundred dollars ($27,200). ay of November, 1067. at eight o'clock day of November 1987. at eight o clock Jersey. The form, maturities and other E. That a down payment appropria­ '.M prevailing time at which time and p M Prevailing time, at which time and ORDINANCE ENTITLED “AN ORDI­ Rahway Junior High School NANCE ACCEFriNG AND ADOPTINO details of said bonds shall be determined tion was contained in the budget will travel to Cranford Oct. .lace all persons Interested therein will be Pi * " given „ * “ p" “ opportunity to be heard THE COMPILED AND REVISED OR­ by subsequent resolutions adopted pur­ of the City heretofore adopted; given an opportunity to be heard concerning the same. DINANCES OF THE CITY OF RAH­ suant to law. that there Is now available ln said 20 to meet the strong Ora­ :oncerning the same. ROBERT W. 8CHROF WAY. ESTABLISHING AND PROVID­ Said bonds and notes shall bear In­ appropriation the sum of one thous­ nge Ave. Junior High Team. ROBERT W. flCHROF City Clerk ING FOR THE PUBLICATION THERE- terest at a rate not to exceed six per­ and five hundred seventy five dol­ City Clerk AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING OF'' Adopted October 10th. 1951. and cent (6%) per annum, and may be re­ lars ($1,575). Game time will be at 3:30 AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN THE CONSTRUCTION OP A CULVERT referring particularly to u tle V. Chap­ newed from time to time pursuant to 8ECTION 4. That the said sum of ORDINANCE ENTITLED “AN ORDI­ UNDER THE PENNSYLVANIA RAIL­ ter 1 et seq. entitled “ TRAFFIC’’ of and within the limitations prescribed by thirty one thousand five hundred dol­ p.m. at Memorial Field, NANCE TO ADOPT A CIVIL SERVICE ROAD EMBANKMENT AND UNDER said Ordinance. said law. All matters with respect to lars ($31,500). be and the same Is hereby The Little Indians defeat­ COMMISSION 8URVEY OP OFFI­ NEW BRUNSWICK AVENUE POR BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR said bonds and notes, not determined by appropriated for the purposes stated ln ed Westfield Oct. 13 at home CERS AND EMPLOYEES OP THE BRANCH OF 80UTH BRANCH OP AND MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF THE this Ordinance, shall be determined by Section 1 hereof. CITY OF RAHWAY, COUNTY OF THE RAHWAY RIVER NO. 10-6-2. CITY OF RAHWAY: Resolution to be hereafter adopted. SECTION 5. Notice Is hereby given by a 20-6 score. In 1965 UNION, AND STATE OP NEW JER­ AND THE REALIGNMENT OP THE Section 1. The following described In­ Section 5— It Is hereby determined and to all owners of any lands or real estate SEY, COVERING THE DUTIES, SAL­ SAID BRANCH NO. 10-6-2 PROM THE tersection Is hereby designated as a declared that the Supplemental Debt to be benefited by the construction or Orange Ave. handed the ARIES AND RESPECTIVE DEPART­ DOWN8TREAM END OP THE CUL­ STOP INTERSECTION: Statement required by said law has been acquisition of the Improvements or prop­ MENTS OP SAID EMPLOYEES," Junior High team its only VERT TO THE SOUTH BRANCH OP WOODBRIDGE ROAD and RANDOLPH duly prepared and filed ln the Office of erties described ln Section 1 hereof of defeat. This was just after! adopted January 10th, 1951. THE RAHWAY RIVER. TOGETHER AVENUE: STOP SION8 shall be in­ the City Clerk of the City of Rahway, the intention of the City to levy and BE IT ORDAINED by the Municipal W ITH SUCH OTHER WORK AND stalled on RANDOLPH AVENUE. and that such statement, so filed, shows collect special assessments against such upsetting an undefeated) Council of the City of Rahway that an PURPOSES INCIDENTAL THERETO, Section 2. Any Ordinance or parts of that the gross debt of the said City, as lands and real estate specially benefited Westfield Team. Ordinance entitled “ An Ordinance to AND PROVIDING POR THE ISSU­ Ordinances inconsistent herewith ars defined in Title R.8. 40A:2-42 of said by the construction or acquisition of lAdopt a Civil Service Commission Sur­ ANCE OP BONDS OR NOTES IN THE hereby repealed. Revised Statutes, is Increased by this such improvements or properties in the Coach Nick Delmonaco's vey of Officers and Employees of the AMOUNT OP $109,250 TO FINANCE Section 3. This Ordinance shall tak® Ordinance by Thirty Five Thousand One estimated amount set out In Section [City of Rahway. County of Union. State effect Immediately after passage and Hundred Fifty Dollars ($35.150», and 3 (D) hereof. Such special assessments Team ran all over Westfield I THE COST THEREOF. publication according to law and ap­ of New Jersey, covering Duties, Salaries BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MUNICI- that said bonds and notes authorized by shall be made in the manner provided Oct. 13 in the second home and Respective Departments of said Em- r,<~»TT>jr,TT n v t u b p t t v ri* t? a h - proval thereof by the Director of th® by law and shall as nearly as may be, ployees” adopted January 10th, 1951, be PAL COUNCIL OP THE CITY OF RAH- Division of Motor Vehicles. this Ordinance shall be within all debt game of the season. After WAY IN THE COUNTY OP UNION, limitations prescribed by said law. be in proportion to and not in excess of amended to read as follows: NEW JERSEY. Section 6— It Is hereby determined the peculiar benefit, advantage or In­ 1. There is hereby added a salary recovering the opening kick­ SECTION 1. That pursuant to applic­ and declared that the period of useful­ crease in value which the respective off Ricky Treadwell scored! for the Director of Fire in the Depart­ able statutes of the State of New Jersey, NOTICE OF INTENTION ness of said Items is ten (10) years. lands and real estate shall be deemed to ment of Fire as a non-classlfied em­ it is hereby authorized as a general Im­ NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that the Section 7— This Ordinance shall take receive by reason of the construction or ployee as follows: on a 40-yard run on th< provement: following ordinance was Introduced and effect twenty (20) days after the first acquisition of such improvements or properties. first play from scrimmage.) Director of Fire—$1203.00 per annum A. That a culvert be constructed un­ passed on first reading at a regular publication thereof after final passage 2. Said salary shall be paid retroac­ der the embankment of the Pennsyl­ meeting of the Municipal Council of the That the entire cost of concrete curbs tively from January 1, 1967, and any City of Rahway, N. J., held on the 11th and gutters, sanitary sewer main, and Westfield then began to .. _ vania vault* noiuunuRailroad b and iiu underu i iu c i «New c w Bruns- NOTICE OF INTENTION move the ball and scored] jeompensation heretofore paid by wick Avenue along Branch of the South day of October, 1967. and that said or­ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the all laterals, storm sewer and appurte­ City to the Director of Fire upon vouch­ Branch of the Rahway River No. 10-6-2. dinance will be taken up for further con­ following ordinance was Introduced and nances, be assessed against the benefited sideration and final passage at a regular lands and real estate. on a 50-yard play which tie< ers submitted by him lor his services as B. That the channel of the aforemen­ passed on first reading at a regular Director shall be deducted from said meeting at City Hall, 1470 Campbell tioned Branch No. 10-6-2 from the down­ meeting of the Municipal Council of the That not more than two-thirds of the the score at 6-6. |zalary of $1,203.00 for the year 1967. Street, Rahway, New Jersey, on the 8th City of Rahway, N. j., he.d on tne 11th stream end of the proposed culvert to entire cost of the roadway pavement After Treadwell returned1 day of November, 1967. at eight o'clock day of October, 1967. and that said or­ be assessed against the benefited lands the prortelonT of'the Tel'rv "rdSan« P.M. prevailing time, at which time and dinance will be taken up for further con­ and real estate. the kickoff to the Rahway place all persons Interested therein will sideration and final passage at a regular That the number of annual install­ be given an opportunity to be heard 30, halfback Craig Hugger CONTEST POSTERS — Xavier Salemme, principal of Valley Road School, Airs. Edward Muzik. lullZ T rorce r c T ana X elleov L ™ 1 8ha“ r' mS,n ln incidental to said Improvement he performed that may meeting at City Hall. 1470 Campbell ments in which said special assessment concerning the same. Street, Rahway, New Jersey, on the 8th may be paid is five (5). be rMUlred, Including the acquisition of ROBERT W. SCHROF took the ball around left and Airs. A.H. Bridgman, president of the P.T.A., viewing some of the posters for the P T A - immediately after publication according >ny prop„ j y real or per50nai, or day of November. 1967, at eight o'clock SECTION 6. That there Is hereby au­ City Clerk P.M. prevailing time, at which time and thorized the issuance of negotiable bonds end for the second score of sponsored fair which w ill be held Oct. 21- ______‘ purposes or facilities necessary, appur­ AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING place all persons interested therein will of the City in the aggregate principal tenant or Incidental thereto. THE CONSTRUCTION OF COMBINA­ the game. The 70-yard run______be given an opportunity to be heard , amount not vto exceed two thousand CORPORATION NOTICK SECTION 2. That the Improvements TION CONCRETE CURB AND GUT­ concerning the same. seven hundred twenty five dollars ($2,- was one of the longest on finally tasted victory. The TER, AND CONCRETE SIDEWALKS PUBLIC NOTICE la hereby given that described in 8ection 1 hereof shall be ROBERT W. SCHROF 725), for the purpose of financing part ON THE NORTHERLY SIDE OF RAN­ record for a junior high hard charging Jet line was the following Ordinance wae duly adopt- construsted as a general Improvement City Clerk of the cost of the improvements or ed and approved on final reading at a by and for the City of Rahway, substan- DOLPH AVENUE, BETWEEN WHELAN AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING properties described ln Section l hereof, player. The touchdown again led by Bob Sage and Ray Speclal meeting of the Municipal tiany jn accordance with plans and spe- PLACE AND CLARK STREET, AND THE ENTRY INTO AND THE EXECU­ B irth s which is to be borne by the City as a came on the first play from Beard. The Schwarcz team SCHOOL MENU Council. Township of Clark, Jt. J.. Mon- cifications to be prepared therefor by BETWEEN 8TOCKTON STREET AND TION OF A JOIN f CON TRACT BY day evening, October 9, 1967. the City Engineer and approved by the WITHERSPOON STREET, AND SUCH THE CITY OF RAHWAY WITH VARI­ general charge, pursuant to the Local Bond Law, constituting Chapter 2 of the scrimmage after a kickoff, lost their key operator Frank MONDAY RAHWAY HOSPITAL EDWARD R. PADUflNIAH division of Water Policy and Supply of OTHER WORK AND PURPOSES INCI­ OUS OTHER MUNICIPALITIES FOR Township Clerk the Department of Conservation and DENTAL THERETO THAT MAY BE THE ESTABLISHMENT, MAINTEN­ Title 40A of the Revised Statutes of New Quarterback Duane Spro- Wherrity early in the first Oven Grilled Hamburger, REQUIRED AS A LOCAL IMPROVE­ Jersey. The form, maturities and other Sept. 26 OBDINA^f ’"e n t it l e d “ BOND °«v«lopm .nt snd filed In the ANCE AND OPERATION OF A JOINT vach carried the extra point quarter as he was forced to ____ Roll and Butter, Potato BUGAY, John and There­ Office of the City Clerk. MENT. PROVIDING FOR THE AS­ MEETING FOR INTER-MUNICIPAL details of said bonds shall be determined ORDINANCE pROVIDINO FOR THE SECTION 3. It is hereby determined SESSMENT OF THE COST THEREOF, CONTROL OF AIR POLLUTION. by subsequent resolutions adopted pur­ over for a 13-6 lead. West- leave the game because of Sticks French Style Beans, sa, 1029 Pierpont St., Rah­ CONSTRUCTION AND INSTALLATION and declared by this Council as follows: AND PROVIDINO FOR THE ISSU­ BE IT ORDAINED by the Municipal suant to law. field was threatening at the injury. Frank was taken to Juice, way, a girl OF A 8TORM DRAIN IMPROVEMENT A. The maximum estimated amount of ANCE OF BONDS OR NOTE8 IN THE Council of the City of Rahway, as fol­ SECTION 7. That pending the issu­ WITHIN AND ALONG A 25 FOOT money to be raised from all sources for AMOUNT OF $6,650.00 TO FINANCE lows: ance of the bonds authorized ln Section close of the half but the the doctor and released after Specials: Cold Sliced Turkey Sept. 27 STORM DRAIN RIGHT OP WAY AF­ the purposes stated in Section 1 hereof THE COST THEREOF. Section 1. Pursuant to the provisions 6 hereof, there may be issued bond an­ Rahway defense led by Hug- treatment. FECTING LOTS 16, 17.- 18 and 19, Is One Hundred fifteen thousand dollars BE I f ORDAINED BY THE MUNICI­ of The Consolidated Municipal Services ticipation notes of the City ln an aggre­ Salad Platter, Liverwurst WRIGHT, David and Sue, BLOCK 4. ADJOINING WILLOW WAY ger, Clark Johnson, BillHaf- ($115,000). PAL COUNCIL OF THE CirY OF RAH­ Act, P.L. 1952, c.72 as amended and sup­ gate principal amount not to exceed The final game of the day Sandwich, Chicken Rice Soup 532 Linden Ave., Rahway, AS SHOWN ON THE OFFICIAL TAX B. That the bonds or notes issued pur- W AY. IN THE COUNTY OF UNION, plemented, (N.J.S.A. 40.48B-1 through two thousand seven hundred twenty five fer and James Blackburn saw the high scoring Clark ASSESSMENT MAP, TOWNSHIP OP bonds or notes to be Issued for the pur­ NEW JERSEY: 13). the Mayor, Business Administrator, dollars ($2,725.00) pursuant to the Local with Crackers. a boy CLARK. IN ACCORDANCE WITH held for four downs on the Jaycees defeat the Clark poses stated in Section 1 hereof is One SECTION 1. That pursuant to the ap­ Municipal Clerk and other appropriate Bond Law, constituting Chapter 2 of TUESDAY Sept. 28 PLAN8 ENTITLED ‘MAP BHOWING Hundred and nine thousand two hundred plicable statutes of the State of New public officials be and hereby are au­ Title 40A of the Revised Statutes of New PROPOSED DRAINAGE PIPE. CLARK Rahway 15 yard line. Sports Club 19 - 6. The Jay­ Manicotta with Tomato HENNESSY, Maria and and fifty dollars ($109,250). Jersey, It Is hereby authorized as a local thorized and directed to enter Into a Jersey. The form, maturities and other Westfield ran only 15 TOWNSHIP, UNION COUNTY, NEW C. That a down payment appropria­ Improvement: joint contract, on behalf of this munici­ details of said notes shall be determined cees drew first blood as Sauce, Garden Peas, Tossed John, 380 Seminary Ave., JERSEY’ PREPARED BY D. T. tion was contained in the budget of the A. That concrete curb and gutter and pality, with the governing bodies of Bor­ by subsequent resolutions adopted pur­ plays in the second half as quarterback Pat Soricello concrete sidewalk be constructed ough of Carteret. City of Perth Amboy, suant to law. Salad with Dressing, Italian Rahway, a girl D ^D R’^PTKP^EBHI« "SSTR City heretofore adopted and that there SECTION 8. That there Is hereby au­ the Little Indians’ defense passed 30 yards to halfback on’ o-trvovFnH la now available in said appropriation along the northerly side of Ran­ and Township of Woodbridge, or such of Bread and Butter, Home Sept. 29 PROPRIATINO 913.800.00 THEREFOR the sum of five thousand »even hundred dolph Avenue between Whelan them or such other adjacent municipali­ thorized the Issuance of negotiable as­ AND AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE came alive. Rahway scored Mike Ivano for the score. Pat made Cake. TAYLOR, Carolyn anc and fifty dollars ($5,750). Place and Clark Street and be­ ties as may, by adoption of substantially sessment bonds of the City in the aggre­ OF $13,800.00 BOND OR NOTES OF SECTION 4. That the said sum of One tween Stoekton Street and Wither­ similar ordinances, be authorized to and gate principal amount not to exceed again in the fourth quarter then passed to flankerback THE TOWNSHIP FOR FINANCING Specials: Baked Ham Salad William, 1330 Stockton St., Hundred fifteen thousand dollars ($115,- spoon 8treet. and which enter into a joint contract with twenty seven thousand two hundred dol­ SUCH APPROPRIATION." ADOPTED to put the icing on the game Dick Dalakian for the point platter, Chicken SaladSand- Rahway ’ a boy 000) be and the same is hereby appro- B. That such other work be per­ this municipalty. lars ($27,200) for the purposes of financ­ when Treadwell scored his and the Jaycees led 7 - 0 formed incidental to said Improve­ Section 2. The joint contract to be ing the part of the cost of the improve­ wich, Beef Noodle Soup with Oct. 1 MBEYir ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL grl» « PUrP°“ ‘ *Uttd "* 8“ * ment that may be required, in­ entered Into shall provide for the forma­ ments or properties described ln 8ection secohd touchdown of the at the quarter, OF THE TOWNSHIP OF CLARK. IN That there hereby au. cluding the acquisition of any tion of a joint meeting to be known as 1 hereof, which is to be specially as­ Crackers. MCCABE, Donald and sessed against the lands and real estate afternoon on a 15-yard pass The Sports Club took the property, real or personal, or any the Central Jersey Regional Air Polution WEDNESDAY Dorothy, 1634 Church HR = , Xtu^ONo’rd= 2.2-S-& “ JSM-SSS other purposes or facilities neces­ Control Joint Meeting, to establish, benefited by the construction or acquisi­ St., tion of the Improvements or properties play from Sprovach. Walter next kick off and marched to Hot Roast Beef Sandwich with Rahway, a girl S i? FOR “ HE CONSTRUCTION^ AND *rnount not' nine sary appurtenant or Incidental maintain, enforce and operate an air thereto. pollution control program for the use described in 8ection 1 hereof, pursuant Winning carried the ball over midfield on a series ofrunn- SflTAiLATTON OP A STORM DRAIN thousand two hundred and fifty ($109,- to the Local Bond Law. constituting Gravy, Whipped Potatoes, Oct. 3 SECTION 2. That the Improvements of the member municipalities of the * ^ROVeJenT WITHIN 2nd ALONG 250) for the purposes of financing part Chapter 2 of Title 40A of the Revised for the extra point. ing plays. John Freemen then described ln Section 1 hereof shall b e' joint meeting and for such other munici­ Buttered Spinach, Apple­ SCHULTZ, Helen and Jo­ A^5R P^T STO^TDRAIN RIG^ OP °* the C38t oI the improvements or prop- Statutes of New Jersey. The form, ma­ A 25 FOOT STORM DRAIN RIOHi ertles Scribed in Section 1 hereof, constructed or acquired as a local im­ palities and persons as may be author­ The defensive unit held passed 50 yards to Ed John- sauce. seph, 1220 Lake Ave., Clark way affecting l o t s ie. 17, is and ized by the Joint Meeting. turities and other details of said bonds which Is to be borne by the City as a provement by and for the City of Rah­ shall be determined by subsequent reso­ Westfield to their 40-yard son for the touchdown. The Specials: Meat and Cheese . £ ’ ’ 19. BLOCK 4. ADJOININQ WILLOW general charge, pursuant to the Local way, substantially in accordance with 8ectlon 3. The air pollution control a DOy WAY AS SHOWN ON THE OFFICIAL program of the Joint Meeting shall be lutions adopted pursuant to law. line the entire second half, point after was missed. The plans and specifications to be prepared SECTION 9. That pending the issu­ Salad Platter, Boiled Ham KRONE, Charles and San- A c c o r d ancT ^ £ £ £ of It J 'Z T ™ therefor by the City Engineer, approved Jointly operated by a management com­ they were never allowed to Jaycees opened the third mittee, as provided ln the aforesaid ance of the assessment bonds authorized Sandwich, Cream of Mush­ dra, 506 Washington St., '^ nti^ e^ ^ ^ mowS o ^ by the Municipal Council and filed ln in Section 8 hereof, there may be issued the office of the City Engineer. Consolidated Municipal Services Act, get into Rahway territory.‘quarter with Soricello pass- room Soup with Crackers. and such management committee shall' bond anticipation assessment notes of Rahway, a boy ’SSST co'SS t 8ECTION 3. That it is hereby deter­ the City ln an aggregate principal Tomorrow’s game will ing 60 yards to flanker Dick mined an ddeclared by this Council as be authorized and empowered by the THURSDAY JERSEY PREPARED BY D. T. COOPER, to law. amount not to exceed twenty seven SECTION 6. That pending the isau- follows: terms and provisions of the Joint con­ prove whether the Little Dalakian for the score. The Baked Meat Loaf, Oven KULLER, Stanley and Jan- J R . p e.-c h ie f e n g in e e r , d a t e d tract to have and exercise all of the thousand two hundred dollars ($27,200) ance of bonds authorized In Section 6 A. The maximum estimated amount of pursuant to the Local Bond Law, con­ Indians really have it. Jaycees then iced the game ■ „ 10- 4 on. ' rv. j SEPTEMBER 15. 1966, APPROPRIAT- hereof, there may be issued bond an­ money to be raised from all sources powers and authority of the Joint Meet­ Baked Potatoes, Sliced Car­ ice, t o / - / Oibson Blvd., m o $13800.00 t h e r e f o r a n d a u stituting Chapter 2 of Title 40A of the for the purposes stated ln Section ing as provided ln said statutes, except early in the fourth quarter ticipation notea of the City ln and ag- Revised Statutes of New Jersey. The rots, Home Made Corn Muf­ Clark a srirl t h o r i z i n o t h e is s u a n c e o f * 12. 1 hereof Is seven thousand dollars as may be otherwise provided ln the said ’ ® „ _ 800.00 BOND OR NOTES OF THE> ) • “ * * * ' « control program shall be apportioned 8ECTION 10. It is hereby determined kian. This play covered 65 scribed In Section 3 ol this bond ordl- notes shall be determined by subsequent Is six thousand six hundred fifty Bean Soup with Crackers. Rahway, a boy dollors ($6,650). among the municipalities entering into and declared by this Council as follows: nance Is hereby authorised as a general adop,t,e'\ p" r”uant the Joint contract, taking Into considera- A. That the period of usefulness of yards. FRIDAY Oct. 8 Improvement to be made by the Town-i SECTION 7. It )» benby determined C. The entire cost of the purposes stated in 8ection 1 hereof shall be ' tion Population, geographical size and the Improvements or properties de­ Takes Lead Dalakian the leagues lead­ Oven Baked Fish Sticks with ship of Clark, ln the County of Union. ) and declared by this Council as area, number of Industries, and other scribed ln Section 1 hereof, for WILSON, Robert and Do­ New Jersey. For the said improvement A. That the period of usefulness of the specially assessed against the lands ing scorer now has a total and real estate benefited by the factors to be set forth in the said Joint which the bonds are hereby author­ Tartar Sauce, Pizza Pie, rothy, 1444 Lawrence St. or purpose stated In said Section 3, Improvements or properties described In contract. ized to be Issued, within the limits of 38 points. Mike Ferris and there Is hereby appropriated the sum of Section 1 hereof for which the bn°bs construction or acquisition of the Mixed Vegetables, Bread and Rahway, a girl improvements described In Section Section 5. The joint contract shall prescribed by the Local Bond Law In League $15,800.00. said sum being Inclusive of “ j ' hereby„ authorised to be Issued, provide for a term of five years unless Is ten (10) years. George Cistaro paced the Butter, Fruit Cup. all appropriations heretofore made within the limits prescribed by the said 1 hereof. Oct. D. That a down payment appropria­ terminated sooner as provided ln the B. That the bonds or notes Issued pur­ Sunset Tavern took over Jaycee line while Ed L e- Specials: California Fruit therefor and Including the sum of $3,0001 Local Bond Law Is forty (40) years Consolidated Municipal Services Act and suant to this ordinance shall bear DE ROSA, Mario and owas thetvia down4nmn paymentnaumant. for saidxbIh Improve-1imnrnv#-* B. That the bonds ox or notes Issued pur- tion was contained in the budget undisputed possession of Hoata and hard charging of the City heretofore adopted; in the said Joint agreement, and shall Interest at a rate or rates not to Salad Platter Egg Salad Maria, 1334 Fulton St..Rah- ment or purpose required by law andi»uant to this ordinance shall bear inter- provide for discontinuance of participa­ exceed six percentum (6%) per an­ first place in the Clark Adult now available therefor by virtue of a est at a rate or rates not exceeding six Ihat there Is now available in said “ Special Delivery’ ’ Jones Sandwich, New England Clam 1 way, a boy appropriation the sum of three tion of one or more municipalities on num. provision ln a budget or budgets of the percentum (8%) per annum. such terms and conditions as may be C. That the supplemental debt statement Touch Football by defeating jed‘ the Clark Sports Club. Township previously adopted. C. That the supplemental debt state- hundred fifty dollars ($350). Chowder with Crackers. Oct. 11 provided therein. required by 8ection 40A.2-10 of the 8ECTION 2. Por the financing of said ment required by Section 40A:2-10 of the SECTION 4. That the said sum of Charley Kelly’s 6-2. Sun- The standings: Sunset Tav- Section 6. The Joint contract shall be Revised Statutes has been duly HUMISTON, Richard and improvement or purpose and to meet Revised Statutes has been duly made and seven thousand dollars ($7,000) be and subject to approval by resolution of the made and filed ln the office of the set Tavern, which features a ern - 4-0; Clark Jaycees CLARK the part of the said $15,800 appropria- filed ln this office of the City Clerk the same Is hereby appropriated for the Elizabeth, 154 Forbes Ave., governing body of this municipality City Clerk prior to the passage of fine defense, used that wea- 3_i; Charley Kelly’ s 3-1; tion not provided for by application prior to the passage of this ordinance purposes stated in 8ectlon 1. MONDAY Rahway, a boy SECTION 5. Notice is hereby given to prior to execution by the Mayor, Busi­ this ordinance on first reading, hereunder of said down payment, nego- on first reading, and that the Issuance ness Administrator and Clerk. and that the issuance of the obli­ pon to perfection as they held Clark Sports Club 1-3; Jets tlable bonds of the Township are hereby of the obligations authorized by this all owners of any lands or real estate to Sloppy Joe’ s on Roll, To­ Section 7. This ordinance shall take gations authorized by this ordi­ authorized to be Issued in the principal ordinance is permitted by the exception benefited by the construction or ac­ the high scoring Green Wave i_3; and John Schwarcz Inc. effect Immediately upon final passage nance Is permitted by the exception mato and Lettuce, Potato amount of $12,800 pursuant to the Local of the debt limitations contained In quisition of the improvements or proper­ to their lowest output of the 0-4. ties described in Section 1 hereof of the and publication and approval, as pro­ of the debt limitations contained Chips, Cheese Wedges, Ice Bond Law of New Jersey. In anticipation Section 40A:2-7 (g) of the Revised Sta- in Section 40A:2-7(g) of the Re­ season. The Big Green of of the issuance of said bonds and to tutes, and that the gross debt of said Intention of the City to levy and collect vided by law. If any part or portion of Cream Dixies, Milk. FOE Auxiliary special assessments against such lands this ordinance shall be held to be in­ vised Statutes, and that the gross temporarily finance said improvement or City as defined by Section 40A:2-43 of debt of said City as defined by Kelly’ s opened the scoring TUESDAY purpose, negotiable notes of the Town- the Revised Statutes is Increased by this and real estate specially benefited by the valid, it shall be deemed severable, and 'construction or acquisition of such Im­ the remaining portions of this ordinance 8ectlon 40A:2-43 of the Revised late in the second quarter Ship ln a principal amount not exceed- Ordinance by One Hundred nine thous- Statutes Is Increased by this ordi­ Obituaries Roast Beef, Rice, Gravy, Holds Meptintr ing $12,800 are hereby authorized to be and two hundred and fifty dollars provements or properties, ln the esti­ shall remain ln full force and effect to the extent possible. nance by twenty nine thousand when Larry Herold broke Green Beans, Bread and But- i v i c e u n g issued pursuant to and within the llmi- ($109,250). mated amount set out in Section 3 (C) hereof. Such special assessments shall nine hundred twenty five dollars through on a red dog to tag (Continued from Page 2) tations prescribed by said law. That the total amount of the proceeds NOTICE OF INTENTION ($29,925). ter, Fruit, Milk. SECTION 3. (a) The improvement of the obligations authorized by this or- be made in the manner provided by law Bill Williams NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that th« D. That the total amount of the pro­ Quarterback MRS. LOUIS CHAPPELL WEDNESDAY The Ladies Auxiliary of hereby authorized and the purpose of dlnanee to be expended for interest on and shall as nearly as may be, be in following ordinance was introduced and proportion to and not in excess of the ceeds of the obligations authorized for a safety. Franks, Rolls and Butter, Aerie No. 1863, Fraternal the financing of which said obligations the obligations authorized herein, engl- passed on first reading at a regular by this ordinance to be expended Mrs. Estella Chappell,79, are to be issued Is the construction and neerlng and inspection costs, legal ex- peculiar benefit, advantage or Increase meeting of the Municipal Council of the ’ The rest of the defensive ln value which the respective lands and for interest on the obligations au­ of 36 Pine Tree Dr., died Cheese Wedges, Baked Order of Eagles met re- lnstallatlon of a storm drain imp ove- penses, and the cost of the issuance of City of Rahway, n . j ., held on the 11th thorized herein, engineering and battle took place at mid field ment within and along a 25 foot storm the obligations authorized by this ordi- real estate shall be deemed to receive day of October, 1967. and that said or­ Oct. 16 in her home after Beans, Potato Chips, Sauer- cently with Mrs. Martin by reason of the construction or acquisi­ inspection costs, legal expenses, draln right of way affecting Lots 16, 17, nance Including printing, advertisement dinance will be taken up for further con­ and the costs of the Issuance of until there was two minutes a brief illness. kraut, Jello, Milk. Carroll presiding. Mrs. 18 and 19. Block 4, adjoining Willow of ordinance and notices of sale, and tion of such Improvements or properties. sideration and final passage at a regular other expenses as provided ln Section That not more than two-thirds of the the obligations authorized by this to go in the game. Quarter­ Emmitt Hopper reported on w»r >• shown on the onici»i t » x meeting at City Hall. 1470 Campbell ordinance including printing, ad­ Mrs. Chappell was bom THURSDAY 40A.2-20 of the Revised Statutes shall entire cost of the roadway pavement be appreciation — Assessment Map. Township ol Clark, Street, Rahway, New Jersey, on tne 8th vertisement of ordinance and no­ back Bill Williams then the appreciation dinner not exceed five thousand dollars ($5,000). assessed against the benefited lands and __ j . in Rahway. She has lived Pizza, Cheese and Bologna, Union County, New Jersey, ln accord­ day of November, 1967, at eight o’clock tices of sale and legal expenses, SECTION 8. The full faith and credit real estate. threw a 20-yard pass to tight jn colonia for nine years which was held Oct. 7. ance with the plans and specifications P.M. prevailing time, at which time and and other expenses as provided ln - - . - u,, UAUuvu.ua iu. juaxo. Bread and Butter, Tomato entitled “ Map Showing Proposed Drain­ of the City of Rahway, in the County of That the number of annual Install­ place all persons Interested therein will ments in which said special assessment be given an opportunity to be heard 8ection 40A:2-20 of the Revised end Jim Spaziani for the only g^g was Wi(jow of Louis and Lettuce, Cookies of Mrs. Joseph Boros out­ age Pipe, Clark Townsnlp. Union County, Union, New Jersey, are hereby pledged Statutes, Is not to exceed one New Jersey,” drawn by D. T. Cooper, for the payment of the principal of and may be paid is five (5). concerning the same. touchdown of the game. chappeiL Fruit, Milk. lined plans for a luncheon thousand two hundred dollars Jr., P.E.-Chlef Engineer, dated Septem- Interest on all of the bonds issued pur- SECTION 6. That there Is hereby ROBERT W. SCHROF ($1,200). K elly’ s threatened in the Mrs. Chappell was a mem FRIDAY t0 be held at the clubhouse ber 15. 1966, on file in the Office of the suant to this ordinance and the sums authorised the issuance of negotiable City Clerk a&sesment bonds of the City in the ag­ AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING 8ECTION 11. The full faith and credit waning moments but the Sun- ber of St_ Mary>s Catholic Choice 7 and Mrs Louis Soos Township Clerk and hereby approved. required for such payment shall ln each of the City of Rahway, ln the County of Chicken Noodle Oct. q gregate principal amount not to exceed THE CONSTRUCTION OF CONCRETE ------j - . i(b) ; m The e eswmutea estimated luaxuuitai maximum auiuuu* amount v$ of **»«».year whilewunc ...any j usof «u«the «aiusaid bondswuuo vs of Union, New Jersey, are hereby pledged set Defense was equal to the Church and a member of - ~ Soup, Vegetable Soup, or Pea presentea a resume ot tne bonds or notesto be issued for said notesare outstanding be included in the •lx thousand six hundred fifty dollars CURBS AND GUTTERS, 8’’ SANI­ TARY SEWER AND ALL APPURTE­ for the payment of the principal of and situation. K elly’ s, which ab­ Sr Tnqpnh’v? Guild both o f SoUD Toasted Cheese Sand- Zone I conference which took purpose is $12,800 annualbudnt.and raised br tax without ($6,650) for the purpose of financing part of the cost of the Improvements or NANCES THERETO, THE PAVING OF interest on all of the bonds or notes 31. Josepn S u u u u , DOUl OI lJ,JUP , , , , c „ , " . ____ . ____ „ k , c (c) Tha aatimatedeetlmated cost ofol zaidsaid pur- limitation —------as— to------rate-- or------amount------upon— all Issued pursuant to this ordinance, and sorbed their first defeat of Rahway. wich, Spiced Ham Sandwich, place in Dover Oct. 15. poses is $15,800 the excess thereof over of the taxable property within said City, properties described in Section 1 hereol. THE ROADWAY OF EAST INMAN which is to be specially assessed against AVENUE FROM THE SOUTH BRANCH the sums required for such payment the season, got some fine the said estimated maximum amount of SECTION 9. If any provisions of this shall in each year while any of said She is survived by a son, Peanut Butter and Jelly A social meeting is plan- the lands and real estate benefited by OF THE RAHWAY RIVER TO THE bonds or notes to be Issued therefor ordinance shall be Judged Invalid, such bonds or notes are outstanding be in­ defensive play from Gary the construction or acquisition of the RAHWAY-WOODBRIDOE BOUNDARY Louis of Rahway; two Sandwich, Cake or Fruit, ned at Mrs. Carroll s home, being the amount of the said $3,000 adjudication shall apply only to the pro­ cluded ln the annuel budget and raised Improvements or properties described in LINE. AND A REINFORCED CON­ Rokosony, and Wally Bauer...... 141 W. Hazelwood Ave., Oct. down payment for said purpose. vision so adjudged and the remainder of by tax without limitation as to rate or daughters, Mrs. Edna Dow, Milk. (d) AU contributions received by the this ordinance shall be deemed valid and 8ection 1 hereof, pursuant to the Local CRETE PIPE R.C.P. STORM SEWER, 27. Bond Law, constituting Chapter 2 of TOGETHER W ITH SUCH OTHER amount upon all of the taxable property The second game of the with whom she lived and township of Clark from adjoining own- effective. within said City. Title 40A of the Revised Statutes of New WORK AND PURPOSE8 INCIDENTAL season found the Jets winning Attendance and special a- ers shaU be credited against the cost SECTION 10. An ordinance entitled as SECTION 12. Th*»i this ordinance Mrs. Estelle Meyer of Rah­ of the improvement hereby authorised ebove adopted on final reading on Octo- Jersey. The form, maturities and other THERETO THAT MAY BE RE­ details of said bonds shall be determined QUIRED. AS A LOCAL IMPROVE­ shall take effect 20 days after the first their first game in over two way; two grandchildren and wards were received by Mrs. by this ordinance. ber 27, 1964 Is hereby repealed. publication thereof after final passage Pythians by subsequent resolutions adopted pur­ MENT," PROVIDINO FOR THE AS­ years by defeating John Sch­ Lillian Marossi. SECTION 4. The following matters are SECTION 11. This ordinance shall take pursuant to law. eight great-grandchildren. hereby determined, declared, recited and effect according to law. suant to law. SESSMENT OF THE COST THEREOF warcz Inc. 7-0. This game The funeral service was Refreshments were serv­ stated: 1 1 ■■■■■■■ SECTION 7. That pending the Issu­ AND PROVIDING FOR THE ISSU­ CORPORATION NOTICE proved to be another defen­ Attend ed by Mrs. Arthur Moore (a) The said purpose described ln flec­ ance of the assessment bonds authorized ANCE OF BONDS OR NOTES IN THE PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that held today from the Pettit tion 3 of this bond ordinance Is not a _ _ NOTICE OF INTENTION In Section 6. hereof, there may be issued AMOUNT OF $29,925. the following Ordinance was duly sive battle as both teams Funeral Home to the church and Mrs. Boros. current expense and Is a property or im- TAKE NOTICE that application has bond anticipation assessment notes of BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MUNICI­ adopted and approved on final reading showed a good rush. Jet de- for a Mass at 9 a m< provement which the Township may been made to the Municipal Board of the City in an aggregate principal PAL COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RAH­ at a regular meeting of Municipal Coun­ lawfully acquire or make as a general Alcoholic Beverage Control of Rahway. amount not to exceed six thousand six WAY, IN THE COUNTY OP UNION, cil, City of Rahway. N. J.. Wednesday fensive back, Bill Smith, in­ Burial was in St. Mary’ s Luncheon Improvement, and no part of the cost Jersey, to transfer Club License hundred and fifty dollars ($6,650) pur­ NEW JERSEY: evening, Octobed 11. 1967. tercepted a Schwarcz pass SMORGASBORD SET thereof has been or shaU be specially Cfl-9 Issued to Rahway Lodge 1363. suant to the Local Bond Law, constitut­ 8ECTON 1. That pursuant to the ap­ ROBERT W. SCHROF Cemetery. More than 600 Pythians at­ assessed on property benefited thereby. Order of Moose for premises situ- ing Chapter 2 of Title 40A of the Re­ plicable statutes of the State of New City Clerk late in the third quarter and tended a luncheon Oct. 15 (b) The period of usefulness of said at 1294 Fulton Street, Rahway. New vised Statutes of New Jersey. The form, Jersey It is hereby authorized as a local AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN 'ran it back 45 yards to pay The Slavonic American „purpose, . within the.... ______limitations of_____ said ^®rsey to _premises ______situated at_ 1405 Irv- maturities and other details of said Improvement: ORDINANCE ENTITLED “AN ORDI­ X/ficc HPDWfP. HFTQr’H ^ Deborah Hospital in honor Citizens Club of Rahwavwill Local Bond Law and according to the Ip gfltreet, Rahway, New Jersey. notes shall be determined by subsequent A. That concrete curbs and gutters be NANCE ACCEPTING AND ADOPTINO dirt for the only touchdown Mloo nr-UV IU rTrLloL/n - . nflRf rhanrpllor Mvrnn i *■* „ _ a \ ^ reasonable life thereof, Is forty (40) y*® names of the officers of this club resolutions adopted pursuant to law. constructed on both sides of East THE COMPILED AND REVISED OR­ of the game. Smith also add­ Miss Hedwig Heisch 77 01 lts pastenanoenor, Myron hold its second annual smor- years. and the offices they mi respectively are: SECTION 8. It is hereby determined Inman Avenue from the Bridge DINANCES OF THE CITY OF RAH­ nf 170 Milfnn Avp dipfi MeyerOWltZ Of Grand gasbord from 1 D.m. to 5 (c) The aupplemental debt statement Governor Aubrey L. Oiore; Jr. Oorer- and declared by this Council as follows: over the South Branch of the Rah­ WAY. ESTABLISHING AND PROVID­ ed the point and the Jets O I 1 <7 M ilto n Ave,, died . VJ xj K'nlo-hfR nf Pv. ^ ™ r\~*. n o . .. * required by said Law has been duly Travis Corey; Prelate, Eugene A. That the period of usefulness of way River easterly to the Rahway- ING FOR THE PUBLICATION THERE­ Oct. 15 in Rahway Hospital NniSntS OI r y p.m. Oct. 22 at the American made and filed In the Office ot the flhrum; Treasurer, Nelson Mechatowskl; the Improvements or properties de­ Woodbridge line, and OF" Adopted October 10th, 1951, and - -- r h ia c Legion Hall Township Clerk, and a complete exe- flFcretary. William E . Allen. scribed ln Section 1 hereof for B. That an 8” sanitary sewer be con­ referring particularly to Title V. thias. Chapter 1 et seq. entitled "TRAFFIC " 4 after a brief illness. x/rj l. i L i , , cuted duplicate original thereof has been Objections, if any, should be made which the bonds are hereby author­ structed ln East Inman Avenue J STILL she National and state officials IS filed In the Office of the Erector of the Immediately ln writing to Madeline ized to be Issued, within the limits of said Ordinance. ♦ Born in Germany, ...v , , , , , Micnael Olesin Chair- from a point 80’ =* easterly of the BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR man and Mrq ^fplla Dr- 7P Division of Local Government ln the Kirkbrlght, Secretary of the Municipal prescribed by the Local Bond Law bridge over the South Branch of ♦ came to Rahway in 1925, A and a l? 1 dll dllU M rs,, arena urze- Department of the Treasury of the state Board of Alcoholic Beverage Control of AND MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF THE ♦ SHOVELING COAL? Is ten (10) years. the Rahway River, running east­ CITY OF RAHWAY. « subsequently living in P > 0 0 0 was presented to the COW SK1 is CO-Chairman. of New Jersey, and such statement Rahway, City Hall, 1470 Campbell Street. B. That the bonds or notes Issued pur­ erly to a point 40’ dt west of the SECTION 1. Title V, Chapter 1, Sec­ Convert your present boiler to Other members of the 8how* that the gross debt of the Town- Rahway. New Jersey suant to this ordinance shall bear Rahway-Woodbrldge Line, and all tion 22 of the Codification adopted by ♦ Tarrytown, N.Y., a Dobbs hospital m his name. ------_ — «* « «mm$ «« u* ■ mm— (Signed) Rahway Lodge 13$3 interest at a rate or rates not ex­ appurtenances thereto, and the City of Rahway shall be amended to ♦'Ferry and Bridgeport Co A a P*aclue ancl a committee are Philip Yur- by this Bond ordinance by $12,800, and Loyal Order of Moose ceeding six percentum (6%) per C. That a reinforced concrete pipe add the following WEIGHT LIMITED ♦ She moved back here three cardiograph were also pre- chuk, Mrs. Charles Fedak, « “ • 5 William E. Allen, Secretary annum. storm sewer be constructed in East STREETS: Trucks over 4 tons gross C. That the supplemental debt state­ Inman Avenue from the South weight are hereby excluded from the MODERN ♦ years ago. sented. Mrs. Mary Gollnskl, Mrs. debt limitatlona prescribed by said Law. NEW JERSEY STATE DEPARTMENT ment required by Section 40A:2-10 Branch of the Rahway River to a following described streets or parts of ♦ Miss Heisch was a mem— Those attending from Rah— Mary Mockos, John Or— (d) The aggregate amount of not ex­ OF CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS of the Revised Statutes has been point 500’ ± easterly, and all ap­ streets, except for the pick up and de­ ceeding $1,800 for itemz of expense Patrolman, Clark Townahlp, Salary duly made and filed In the office purtenances thereto, and livery of materias on such streets: OIL HEAT ♦ ber of St Marv*s Catholic ^ ay included Mr. and Mrs. zecowski, Michael Fedak, permitted under Section 40A:2-20 of zaid $5850-$7450 per year. of the City Clerk prior to the pass­ D. That the roadway of East Inman 8ECTION 2. Any Ordinance or parts ♦ Church Rahway L iss» M r- and M rs- Milton M rs. Ann Haba, William Law has been Included in the foregoing Open to male citizens, two years real- age of this ordinance on first read­ Avenue from the Bridge over the of Ordinances Inconsistent herewith are estimated coat of aaid improvement or dent ln Clark Townahlp. ing. and that the issuance of obli­ 8outh Branch of the Rahway hereby repealed. Job FoJ6 $325.00 ♦ She is survived by a sis- Kreisberg and Mr. and Mrs. ! Wank, Henry Haba and Mrs. purpoae. Announced closing date for filing ap- gations authorized by this ordi­ River easterly to the Rahway- PRICE STREET— From West Scott 8ECTION 5. The full faith and credit plications October 25, 1967. For appllca- nance is within debt limitations Woodbrldge Line be paved with a Ave. to Jackson Ave. .275 tank Honeywell control j l„e r-. Miss Senta Heisch of' Murray Basher______, I Mary Kappel. of the Township are hereby pledged to tlona, duties and minimum qualifications contained In Section 40A:2-6 of the flexible pavement with a bitumi­ JACKSON AVE.— From Price St. to the punctual payment of the principal apply to Department of Civil Service, Revised Statutes, and that the nous concrete surface for the full Elizabeth Ave. t ,• ♦ Zurich, Switzerland; a niece of and Interest on the aaid obllgationa State House. Trenton, New Jersey. gross debt of said City as defined width between curbs, and Section 3. This Ordinance ahall take ♦ Mrs. Florence Ryer of authorized by this bond ordinance. Said 1100 Raymond Boulevard. Newark, New by Section 40A:2-43 of the Revised E. That all necessary sewer, water and effect Immediately after passage and ♦ Woodbridge and a nephew, 388-1000 obllgationa ahall be direct, unlimited Jersey. Statutes Is Increased by this ordi­ gas laterals be installed from the publication according to law and ap­ J. SERVEDIO Mobil obllgationa of the Townahlp. and the Candidates who file applications and proval thereof by the Director of the nance by six thousand six hundred mains to points beyond the curb & SONS, INC. ♦ Victor Heisch of Roselle. 36 E. Grand Avenue Townahlp ahall be obligated to levy ad are qualified may receive no further fifty dollars ($6,650). lines, and Division of Motor Vehicles. ) The funeral was Oct. 18 valorem taxes upon all the taxable notice to appear. Those not qualified D. That the total amount of the pro­ F. That such other work be performed Rahv/ay N.J. property within the Townahlp for the will be so notified. ceeds of the obligations authorized incidental to said improvement CORPORATION NOTICE x...... lr „acrVr f from Pettit Funeral payment of said obligations and Interest Examinations will be held Saturday, by this ordinance to be expended that may be required. Including the . PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that FUEL OIL heating oil thereon without limitations of rate or November 4, 1987 at 8:30 A.M. Appli­ ♦ ‘ , . Kk ROSENE j Home to St. Mary’ s Church for interest on the obligations acquisition of any property, rsal or the following Ordinance was duly amount. cants will report to Irvington High f l 8-i2ol F!Amu\y N where a mass was cele- authorized herein, engineering and personal, or any other purposes or adopted and approved on final reading SERVING UNION & MIDDLESEX COUNTIES SECTION 6. This bond ordinance «haU School, 1253 Clinton Avenue, Irvington, inspection costs, legal expenses, and facilities necessary, appurtenant or at a regular meeting of Municipal Coun­ take effect twenty (20) days after the bra ted. New Jersey. costs of the Issuance of the obliga­ Incidental thereto. cil, City of Rahway, N. J.. Wednesday SINCE 1914 first publication thereof after final 10/5 & 10/19 tions authorized by this ordinance SECTION 2. That the Improvements .evening, October 11. 1967. Est. 1922 Owners—Technicians passage, as provided by said Local Bond including printing, advertisement described ln 8ection 1 hereof shall be ROBERT W. SCHROF Law. NEW JERSEY STATE DEPARTMENT OF of ordinance and notices of sale constructed or acquired as a local Im­ City Clerk Phone FU 8-1049 WALT HANKS CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS and legal expenses, and other ex­ provement by and for the City of Rah­ AN ORDINANCE PROVIDINO FOR Patrolman. Rahway, 8alary, $6175- penses, as provided ln Section 40A: way, substantially In accordance with THE PURCHASE OF TWO (2) PUMP­ NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT $7465 per year. « ERS AND OTHER EQUIPMENT TO BE BILL MARBACH CH0D0SM BROS, t WEXLER NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the 2-20 of the Revised Statutes. Is not plans and specifications to be prepared Open to male citizens, two years resi­ to exceed one thousand dollars therefor by the City Engineer, approved USED BY THE FIRE DEPARTMENT. account of the subscriber, John Chere- dent ln Rahway. ( $ 1, 000 ). by the Municipal Council and filed ln panya, Administrator of the Estate of Announced closing date for filing ap­ the office of the City Clerk. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS cou uulK i m 48; ' JOHN FAZfiKAS. also known as John SECTION 9. The full faith and credit Sealed bids will be received for vari­ H & H Radio & T\ plications October 30. 1967. For applica­ of the City of Rahway ln the County SECTION 3. That it Is hereby deter­ (Patakas, deceased, will be audited and ous maintenance and repair projects for tions, duties and minimum qualifications of Union, New Jersey, are hereby mined and declared by this Counoll as itated by th® Surrogate Mary C. Ka- the City of Rahway, Water Department apply to Department of Civil Bervloe, pledged Mr the payment of the principal follows: * Automatic Fuel Oil Delivery nam®, and reported for asttl«m®nt to the State Hous®. Trenton, New Jersey, or on Wednesday, November 1st, 1967 at Union County Court— Probate Division, of and interest on sll of the bonds or A. The maximum estimated amount of 10 A.M. ln the Council Chambers of Television 1100 "Raymond Boulevard, Newark. New notes Issued pursuant to this ordinance, money to be raised from all souross (on Friday, December 16th next a l 10 City Hall, 1470 Campbsll 8t., Rahway, Jersey. and the sums required for such payment for the purposes stated ln flection * Complete Installations 1A.M. prevailing time. N. J. ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS Candidates who file application and shall ln each year while any of said 1 hereof Is thirty-one thousand flvs (Dated October 10. 1967 are qualified may receive no further Specifications may be picked up from SALES & SERVICE * Heating Modernization JOHN CHIREPANTA, bonds or notss are outstanding be In­ hundred dollars ($31,500). the Purchase Clerk at City Hall. notice to appear. Those not Qualified cluded In the annual budget and raised B. The estimated maximum amount of Administrator A certified check ln the amount of SERVICING TELEVISI0N*RADI0*PH0N0*HI-Fl will be so notified. by tax without limitation as to rate or bonds or notes to be Issued for the Petnberg, Felnberg and Tritaeh. ten percent must accompany bid. Examinations will be held Wednesday, amount upon all of the taxable property purposes stated in Section 1 hereof Attorneys, Municipal Council reserves the right ANTENNA INSTALLATION November 8. 1967 at 6:00 P.M. Appli­ Within said City. Is twenty-nine thousand nine hun­ 1447 Campbell Street, to reject any and all bids as deemed in 24 Hour Phone Service cants will report to Hubbard Junior Blgh SECTION 10. That this ordinance dred twenty five dollars ($29,- Rahway. New Jersey 07065 School, 661 West 8th Street, Plainfield. shall take effect 20 days after the first 925.00). the best Interests of the City of Rahway. 10/12/4t Pees: $16.«0 1492 I R V I N G ST. R A H W A Y , N.J. New Jersey. publication thereof after final passage C. The estimated amount of the cost SIDNEY H. STONE 10/12/3t pursuant to law. of the purposes stated ln flection 1 Business Administrator