RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD CLARK PATRIOT PAGE 14 THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1972

TUESDAY, MAY 9 FRIDAY, MAY 12 Hall. \ Breza Bus Service, 101 Two dres, two wheels and The grodp is Vying to E. Inman Avenue, reported a gas cap, valued at bout Committee institute an electivexgenior that someone broke into four $200 were stolen from a car high school mini-course--t;o of their vehicles. Fire ex- left for service at Glasco study drugs and the causes th dnguishers, first aid kits Tire Service, Inc., 1161On Drug Abuse of their use, s^~ and flares were stolen as Woodbridge Road. The course wouJxTbe worth one credit and wduld be taken well as a registration paper. Miss Elise Ellison of 1595 Is Being Formed for one semester In lieu of Officers of the Rahway ing him of the eirganizall Needham's Truck Ter- Bridge Street was a victim minal. Route land Lawrence of assault and robbery. Two A new committee to pro- a study ha Republican Club were elec- support. Letters were alao The committee states Its ted May 9 at the Veterans forwarded to Senator Street, reported that one of female assailants stole her mote understanding andpre- goals as4 Attempting to stop NEW JERSEY'S OLDEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER EST. 1822 of Foreign Wars hall, 1491 Clifford 1'. Ca»e ,t Rahwa> thelr trucks was broken into purse containing personal vent drug abuse called drug abuse at the junior high Campbell Street, Rahway. and retiring Ke, . Florence and entered. Entry was made papers and a wallet with $190 Reality will meet on Tuesday school level, advising par- Chosen again as president P. Dw\er inform.Mg them by breaking a seal off the in cash. Miss Ellison was at 7:30 p.m. in Rahway City ents about users in their 15 CENTS was Walter F. Canning. .if the dub's decisi.n. Both rear door of the trailer. A treated at Rahway Hospital families, and diverting Tapped as executive vice alre-ad\ cargo check will be made for a possible fractured someone tampered with two "from the method of educa- RAHWAY. NEW IFRSEY, THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1972 president was J a m •-- s President to determine if anything is shoulder and multiple abra- of the service vans parked tion on drugs that is now In Fulcomer. The cl missing. sions. in the yard. The left and existence: Preaching and VOLUME 150, NO. 21 Trustees elected are: picnic t> r WEDNESDAY, MAY 10 An alleged break and entry right front doora were re- brain-washing." Christine ICrenkel, one-year Field, dr. Reliance Equipment Co., of a number of trailers was moved from one of the vans, Sjy* term, of the First Ward, aj pointed Felver Street, reported the reported by Needham's and the side window from Our newspaper is the old- Mrs. Teri Kachur, twu-vear Messrs. break and entry of a truck. Trucking Co., Lawrence the other. Nothing appears term, of the Second War.!; K.L> n^-i A vent window on the dri- Street. The rear doors to to be missing at this time, est weekly in New Jersey. Mrs. Arlene bcardaville, ! !u- =t ver's door of the truck was the trailers had been opened, !>. pried open. Missing from An inventory will be taken €K\ one-year term, of the- Third cusse-d. I'M CLAD I CHMKSHD JO Ward; Lawrence- Lockhurst, cluh nu- the truck are 16 gallons of to determine what, if any- *{ two-year term of the Fourth known to state ^ gas, reflector flares and sun- thing, is missing, Kl I'OIM'IKS BLOW...Mayor Thomas A. Kaczmarek of Clark makes donation glasses. A list of additional The detective bureau re- Ward; Mrs. Irene Rinak!!, asseml'h men. , urchasos poppy from Harold Ke-ssler, commander, of Post No. 7363 of the In-! nor1, fl. missing items will be turned covered three items stolen one-year term, of tne Fifth Asseir. il\ in .in .rams of l-orc'ign Wars and \jrman ilalverson, chaplain to the Clark post and [OIL! r Wairor I- . over to the police. in a break, entry and larceny Councilmen expressed Ward, and Joseph <. . le-niar,, Meln., !• : •\ chairman. I'roc.-'.-ds from the sale ol the artificial flowers made by disabled d 1-1 ft!. Ward i. . i..'-.- at stiff opposition to a pro- two,year term. "( the Sixth I Inch, at .raai^ J.ZL_ 'Lied for tt o henotit of disabled and needy veterans and the widows Tui!ocr-,Av v^vii thehomeof Wilbert Curtis AND GASOLINE posal to create another exit Ward. cilm.-m . r; h.ir.> ..i deceased veterans. Mori; riTal Day tTrrs" year wtttbe cpfebrated on THURSDAY MAY 11 , , „ whelan place_ ,nv j CO; on the Garden State Parkway President Canning noted spoko .1: ered [|i:ts- -- The car-stolen -tot -Aug. SUPPLY Ni 1 onda\. M.u 29. BdDn on Inman Avenue in Wood- ust from George Kurtz, Jr., -SATURDAY, MAY 13 ,i K mooting— "3C~ •—710 W. Moalow Av rrmw nr I President Nixon's acne- s« recovered by th e Bronx E Avenue reported Hall. ffinaldo Opposes msk force of the N^w-^fork- ^ rjfce—now ox ntluned Or. Carl Marburcrer, Kahn. R5~T5rocTreTie~mv po rr= in N "• rr olc fr thi — "AND HIGH QUALITY OIL Vietnam in dr. atien:.L Police Department. Two sought, lui ycdx » hy tin!. Clartc pOLICB-BLOTTJtfr Brooklyn residents were ar- in front of his house. Council to alleviate traffic cailun, tu st-t aside- the ap- and in disregard of the ea&lon of hthe —JC-a-r-r Eleotr-onXc&y 232— at Exit 135 at Central Ave- pointment of Louis K. Rizzu board's by-laws, according goaating tabl p westcott Drive, reported" -Braf-BWWO- b> tour othermembers at the to—tiie—petitioners. They said crrrannTTrxrsT MoNUAY, MAY 8 Detectives are lnvestigat- vehicle, which had been re- nue, Clark. 27TH Ci.LLBRATIQN...Mayor Daniel L. Martin signs pro- last week a larceny ing what appears to be the registered ijvNew York under The idea was supported by -clamiiiuju. declaring May 22-27 as Realtor Week ln Kahway board's May 15 meeting tlie action "void, Illegal, ul- The club 1 -]-nrt n^- rfi~r-+-rT-r-y t4rr—position rnr-vtr puhLic bidding. brinks placed under the gained by breaking a front to no avail. another resolution was" The petitioners asked Dr. that ' the illegal appoint- passed opposing the mea- ment" oi Mr. Rizzo "may be Monthly Meeting '!*he bill was passed by frames for support. Several window; The house was ran- Mrs. Betty Hvans of 1740 Hardware, Marburger vo prohibit Mr, rhc Senate and is being con- orher larcenies or this type sacked, and clothing and Hssex Street reported rhe sure. Rizzo from acting as a board contrary to the best inter- The Rahway Business- ai \2 sidered by the Assembles have occurred here during uther items were thrown on thefr~ of a sewing machine Council in its resolution member until the issue is ests of the school district men's Association held us o\er! eate «.-dncaiion committee. tlie past three or four months, the floor. A portable tele- from the basement. The out- stated "such an interchange resolved. ThcCunimlssluner and will cause dissension las t m ee ting u 1 thc year a • t^r in furnace. Senator Rmaldo called the A car battery valued at vision, sewing machine and side basement door was un- would adversely affect the also was requested to make in the community." the Main Restaurant, Main li 1(S1)A\ , M AY 1 1 present law, which requires $30 was stolen from a vehi- hair dryer valued at about secured at the time, and no City of Rahway by increasing ^w ' 'immediate- determina- Appointment ol Mr.JUzzo Street, Rahway, on May !'_?. cornpcntivc bidthny brwufk clc parked at 190 W. Milton, $385 are missing. Final plans for the ob- The rand marsli^ll tion" because- L I the' was made by tour me-mbers 4 i\m. Trash tire forced entry was indicated. the already serious traffic parade will be Cuunc: The group voted ru charge - >f i 42 5 <-' am; bell St r costing more than ^2,5uu a Avenue. • - & congestion in that area with- servance of Memorial Day ' Vme-rgent nature- ot this who remaine'd at the- May its meeting night zv iht- first .'! . '' no-nonsense measure' and honoring che nations war dead at-large Wilson D. IS. controversy." 15 meeting after Dr. Sprowls ^ ; .in . l-'alst- alarrr. ai out any concomitant bene- gard, a veteran Monday of the month. ! h^- 4 ? 1, i*.. iidzclwt.,,0 and declared the law "continues fit." of all wars were made at a rru and Mr. McDermott left tbe next meeting wili be in Sep- iu be. the besi sible wa> attending class from 10:05- Grade six will be scheduled meeting nf the Veteran's meetlng. Mr. Beckhusen arid venues, po The Rahway Board of Edu- for mathematics frum 3:30- Copies of the resolution tember, however, the meet- SA 11 KI)AY, MAY [S ol doing things. 11:35 a.m. Central Committee in the hall Mr. Keefr were- absent. The ing that month will be held i cation will offer a tuition Remedial mathematics 10 a.m., with grade five were authorized to be sent of Rahway l'ost 5, American walkout occurred after Mr. ^:4~ a.m . Automobile lire Elementary Summer Enrich- attending class from 10:05- on the second Monda\, Sept. at - rge and M aple will offer a basic review re- to State Senators and As- Legion. Rizzo was nominated to re- 11, due to rhe Labor Oav AV ^3^ ^T Months ment Program for grades levant to each grade level. 11:35 a.m. semblymen representing The Uiairman, Jerome De- placed Lawre-nce L. Pratt, five and six each weekday Railway, the New Jersey De- weekend holiday. ^:Jo y .iv.. False alarm at See Us for Complete Service and Accessories beginning June 20 and ending Parlier, announced the week- who resigned as ol May 1. The RBA laid plans fonts hex 124, Washington and partment of Transportation, end observance will begin on Voting to appoint Mr. Riz- Turn this coupon —the linten -County- -Bt>a«i -u-f- "tjaccrrdav with^gieeor-ation of annual sidewalK sale tu be M* > [i'lg'i"» nV'e r'\" 51reet"s'" " for a""SaferSprmglmarSuminer of Driving! be offered on each day-- Policy Set-to-AvoicL zu wc-rt; Louis C. Be>ch,~k,U— held this year on I'hurada\, h :4o p.m. udoi" ^1 smoke Chosen Freeholders and the veterans' graveS. American Valley Road, a county thor- ward J. lliggins, James 1-. 8:30 to 10 a.m. and 10:05 Council of the Township of Travel expenses tor one oughfare, to alleviate surface Aug. 17, with a raindate ot ir. tieiiSe at S43 New hruns- to 11:35 a.m.--at Franklin flags will be placed on graves Kernan and Paul LoRocco. Friday, Aug. 1H. w i ck Avenue caused b\ Woodhridge. in three ccmetaries.Several detective to attend twocour- flooding. Mr. lliggins had nominated detective i an in leK-vision School, 1809 St. George Ave- graves arc those of Revolu- ses, one at the Indiana I'ni- Ih^ county road system's Mr. Rizzo for the vacancy The gxoup inanimuusl\ in- nue, Rahway. Assessment Problems versity Center tor L rimuijl structed RBA secretary k.i.'. Set. tionary War Soldiers. De- drainage enters into the pro- and the ne.nunation had been : c\\ Cars COMPLETE SELECTION OF Subjects to be offered art- The controversy and un- owners on the two roadways Justice tins month and tin Bauer to write Mayor Daniel l ire prevention tip. ol the N Measure Tabled corating will be done under posed sewer pipe. seconded before Dr. Sprowls remedial reading and remed- pleasantness surrounding the whose final assessment of the Jinciiun of the graves other at the Florida Insti- Parking Lot D, under the L. Martin to request Rahway week: Decioionti—Ciet rid ol N.Y. AIRPORTS • STARTERS ial mathematics. Hach class confirmation of assessments about $25 per lineal foot and Mr. McDowell left the Businessmen's Association old paint, thinrier^, solvents, commtuee chairman, John tute of Lav, l-.nforcement m control of the Rahway Park'- meeting. TRAVEL IN COMFORT ifo session is one and one-half for Dukes and Bramhall was nearly three times tlie Kopik, a past commander of St. Petersburg, Fla., in June- ing Authority, was authorized membership on the Rahway oily cloths, wood scraps and • VOLTAGE REGULATORS Limiting Hours Mr. Kahn, jisked for an IN HEVU LIMOUSINES hour per day. Cost if $30 Roads was fell at the May 8 original estimate offered Mulvev-Ditmars Post 681, were voted by the e.ity Coun- to be used in an agreement Parking Authority. other prujL'Ct leftovurs. per child per course, isthere meeting of the City Council about five y«ars ago. opinion as to whether a quor- Avoid a do-it-you rselt fire. FROM YOUR DOOR-STEP • GENERATORS Veterans of Foreign Wars. cil, ' between the authority and um existed vftJh only fuur The RBA members felt are more than two children when a policy was estab- The Council after many "The group will meet at All other expenses tor tRc since narking so vitally af- FOR RESERVATIONS from the same family en- lished that would apprise hearings and debate con- Oi Fuel Delivery the city as a training ground members present, replied • FANTASTIC SAVINGS 1 p.m. in the Rahway Ceme- courses were funded tli rough for members of the Rahway that state statutes and the fects the downtown business- Clark CALL 297-3313 rolling in the program, the citizens of assessments firmed the $25 per lineal An ordinance regulating tery on St. George Avenue. Ami Do* I red the State Law Enforce- Fire Department. board's by-laws required'the men that representation on Tl'USDAY, MAY ^ diti cost for all subsequent chil- risen above original estim- foot assessment, and the the hours of fuel delivery Jn the event of rain, the the body drafting parking • ••d for th. LIFE of dren from that family will ates. owners went Into Superior ment Planning Agency The lot is located next to presence of five member-s Responded to eicCLXical v»hicl. an it • In resldenUal.neighbQriiopds • flag's wUl--vhe •• placed on (SL-EPA). Dock and Lewis Streets. to conduct business. rules in cooperation with CALL Uo tailpip.. be $20 rier child per course. City Council would be help- short at 151 Prospect Street. The Dukes-Brarnhall-Con^.. . Cnun to challenge the ~ ~'sTated for fijial aaop'nSrr &t Sunday. Travel and other expenses The city under the agree- SATURDAY, MAY ii pip. Nc cash v/iit be accepted. "BrpverBy involves SS home- amount. the May 8 meeting of City Dr. Sprou!;;, Mr. Ke-efe, ful. Uant IIM mad. (if " "All" fees'"ifuisf ~be paid ~by The Rahway News-Record Council was tabled. A memorial service hon- to Indiana were authorized pient is held liable for all Mr. Beckhutcn, Mr. McDow- Responded to a leaf fire 297-3313 Kuth oring Rahway veterans who not to exceed $950 to Indiana suits arising out of the agree- at the I 'nion County Park. Po*ltl1 "0,010 was authorized on statute | n vides diat if a FOOD SHOPPE Dtlanc,. Paymo•Bl In all future ordinances on Sunday. Memorial ceremonies and Schrof were authorized (o Jackson's and Bloodguod's John I-'. Allaire Jr., cur.- D reading class. If enrollment enter into a $ 10,092 comruct school board fails tn fill a I S _ WITH THIS COUPON Fifth • Ward Councilman mthorizing local improve- The ordinance has a pro- Ponds. The City Council au- is Insufficient for the for- the placing ol wreaths will vacancy unhiu ofi days after - -dxdate for the- Demucr at-L_ Q ppTpr M. IVinovan ofRahwav vision which permits deliv- for one year with the Visiting thorized $45,000 in bonds to - -ments^-Cojincil said, the jfll- r Lake place on Monday at 10 the vacancy is cre-ated, the nomination lor mayr >d I n j LUBE & announced this—wrccic—that ery if 'rho ow-ner^or—ocelli [ Nurse and hlealth Service^ br floated for the project Clark, this week reeallt-o D will be returned. In all other 354 Union Avenue, Llizabeth . power of appointment rests three possible warning sys- cluded: pant of the residence re- in Squire Park, St. George whicti brought criticism with the county superinten- how he proposed to av: mi 381-2150 : OIL CHANGE cases, no fee will be refunded tems for flooding along the ceiving the delivery shall The contract is for regulai from Alonzo W. Lawrence, floods in Clark and how n<, I 0 0 after the first meeting of a Whenever it shall appear Avenue and W. Grand Ave- nursing care, $o,5ou, com- dent oi schools. < Included in job is complete lubri- Rahway River were offered to the officer, board or body request such delivery and nues. Mayor Daniel L. Mar- president of Rahway tax- subm it ted suggestiuns ii; Good Food For Good Health class. by the National Weatiier Ser- unless there exists on hand municable disease control, payers Association. The walkout of tlie two 19r,7 while a member ut c:i<.- D • cation*, 5 qts. Kondall dual action in charge of the completion tin and members of the $1,235; health supervisior members and the ruling that Polishing Cloth, 10 yards Registration Is open to all, vice during a meeting last of tlie said local improve- at the time of such request veterans groups and auxi- lie said the City Council Union County Mosquito Cum- 83 WESTFIELD AVE. CLARK. N. J. D • oil, oil filter, chacU regardless of residence, and week In City Hall. a supply of fuel insufficient and rehabilitation, $1,235 the beiard was powerless to 1 ment or local improvements liaries will participate. had expended all surpluses opp. American Luglon Hall o Parking In Be trantmUiion and with purchase of may be made In person at One system proposed was that the amount to be asses- to maintain the temperature mental health and retarda- conduct its business left tile H Spouse i II Joint Account Dosirod Dat 1 Prior to the memorial tion, $990, and visits to tlu in the water department and ms, however, to r D power steering fluid. Franklin School or through a telephone service that sed therefore may exceed within the said residence at ceremonies, a new flag pole U ontlnued on I'age 4) (Continue-d on Page 4) . rpasnnsj my advice , the mail. The registration 65 degrees F for a period of local health department, -mny -MMtu«-«* «.i -1-lUulliintl ni *\ fi v. Johnson Weather Wox ot 1.69 would result in the National the amount set forth in this erected in the park will be and words ut warning fell on D • Coupon good period tegine on June 1. Weather Service calling the ordinance by more than 25% 72 hours." $13: SUMMIT fiND 1rUIABrTH'Tm)'iT COMPANY win dedicated. The 40-foot alum- deaf ears," Mr. Allairesta- n ; - MAY 18 TO 25 coupon *gb*o Deadline is June 16, Gity'-s- business administra- the said officer, board or The term "residence" was inum pole was provided by ted. Mail registrations may be tor. Civil Defense director, defined to mean "all build- Another $3,071 was author- Saie of Land on Grove St. J -Car. wiH. Or.a.« ( body shall notify the city the Veterans Committee and Mr. Allaire is the town- liaruarii made by sending check or and fire and police chiefs. ings wholly or principally ized in the 1972 budget it clerk, in writing, of the the citizens of Rahway. available: $1,935 tor com- ship's director of public QUALITY DRY CLEANERS money order, made payable The second system would amount of the estimated in- used as a dwelling or dwell- .._____wo.rk.a and engineering and tt> Rahway Board of Educa- The traditional Memorial municable disease control Gorn«r-o(i be a "self-help" operation crease and the reasons mere- ings for one or more per- Day parade will take place, Owned by City Approved also is a member" oT cite tion, to Wade Likins, direc- whereby observers, by use fore. Wichln 10 days of the sons.' ' and $l,13ti for mental health Raritan Rd. and Wslnut Av*. SPRING AUTO surting at ll;30 a.m., on and health supervision. Board of Education. tor, c/o Summer Enrichment of river and weather gauges, receipt of such notice the A $200 fine for violation Monday. Parkway, MounijiniiJe;. The The candidate said that CLARK, N. J. Program, Franklin School, would give warnings. city clerk shall mail copies of the proposed ordinance A $29,503 bidwas awarded Six actions were taken by TUNE-UP 1809 St. George Avenue, Seven bands, the. mayor to Salerno Contracting Com- City Council involving the fee was posted to obtain a the growth of Clark affected Some Day Service * 382-2424 The third plan consisted thereof to the owners of the was stipulated, and Municipal Council mem- variance which was later the township's drainage sys- , point Rahway, N. J. 07065. pany, Inc., 208 Vanderpool sale of city property, deeds of a three-station flash flood lands to be assessed at their bers, Police and Fire De- and the planning and adjust- w 11 h Jj- a w n . tem and that houses were If you ate considering one ot the FULL SERVICE LOAN ,tlt liming, tarb last known post office ad- Street, Newark, fur the con- ,ir,g and Ignl- Remedial reading is de- alarm system which would partments, Rahway First Aid nien heiards. A ~ioo tee was returned to erected in low-lying areas. new-model cats. SETCO's full SETCO will handle the transactions signed to expand ability In be maintained and operated dresses and shall cause a GOPers to Hold struction of a storm sewer He pointed out that physical copy thereof to be published ^quad. Red Cross and Civil near the intersection of Har- Oounc il e'einiu mod the sale- b\lvester e lacciurelli, an un- service finance plan can save you as a one-packaQe J e a I—principal, 6 cylinder reading, writing and English *iy the city. Defense units, American Le- ol a lot on Grove Street for successful bidder for the facilities to serve cht* n- sue is known as Lot 47 and range planning. DECORATOR FOLD M0 AUTO BRAKE Schrof, Fire Chief George tice required by law. American Club, New Bruns- ternal organizations, Boy 4,\ of Block 5Sd. A minimum A suhdivisiein was ap- Just till in the above application Fire Equipment G. Link, Director of Police wick Avenue, Rahway, by the Scouts and Girl Scouts, pub- struction, $38,761, and I 'nion price of $10,000 was placed proved tor Lot 23 on Block .Me,- -Allaire said. LLUrk and take it to your nearest SETCO Paving, $48,232.50. 24h on -W, MONEY IN ADVANCE .Tohn Hummel. Director of Rahway Republican City lic school children and St. uii tiie lot which was is fortunate now that it has branch or mail it to Committee on Saturday, June Mary's School children will The City Council petitioned auctioned on April 10. LudlowStreei. The applicant the Army Corps of hngtn- Summit a Elizabeth Trust Company Public Works Frank Koczar, the Union County Board ot Most compacts excluding disc 'Center'Opened and Civil Defense Director Council Opposes 3, at 9 p.m. participate. 1 wo fees were ordereel was Benedict i e-onardl ol eers involved in the storm SUEDE COATS 11 JACKETS P. O. Box 499 brakes. Included in this special William Paplrnik. Also Refreshments, special pri- A float entered by the Rah- Chosen Freeholders to pay s 1 5 1 l,ii a Sireei, Mizabeth. drainage problems. He es- Elizabeth, New Jorsoy 07207 a portion of the $19,oou io ii. be returned to applicants GOWNS 6. FANCY DRESSES it new linings and labor. Inspect A service center was present was Howard Baker, zes, dancing and games will way Bicentennial Committee ore the planning and ad- llit plunnn.i; board recom- timated that in two years BOX STORAGE For further Information call be expended for the construc- drums, wheel cylinders, high opened by American president of Rahway Citizens Cahill Proposal be featured for an dmisslon also will be in the line of justments boards. A $50 fee nu-nded to uaircil that the jt>e corps_ will begin con- FBFE MOTH PROOFING 277-6200 (Summit aroa) LaFrance, producer of.fire- price of $15 per couple. tion of a storm sewer l request for a sulieU-vision be smicaon or a properly ue- BRIDAL GOWNS CLfcANbU p ran uro lines for Flood Control, march. wai> - ordered returned tu 354-4000 (Elizabeth area) fltthtinK equipment, on Sun- \ Man I"-llen Sforza of 1530 approved in a resolution fin signed channel along Pump - REWEAVING a DYEING 381-4300 (Clark aroa) and front wheel day at 665 Martin Street, The Municipal Council at To ixDefluctions March 22. kin Patch Brook. He also LEATHER COATS a its May 15 meeting adopted '.'hurch Street, Rahway, who JACKETS bearings. Rahway. a resolution asking the Of- Councilmen expressed [i.ade application to the plan- Added time was granted stated that he hopes the corps The company conducted hv i "iiiicil io record dee-ds will continue its efforts to KNITS CLEANED «. Chevy, Ford fice of Hydrology, National their opposition May 8 to ning board for a subcUvision BLOCKED an open house at the 8,500 Gov. William T. Cabin's .>i, March 9, 1971. "The sub- (,'r subdivisions for Lot 76A Include dredging of Robin- Weather Service, National on Block and Lot 7S on Block son's Branch of the Rahway ALTERATIONS and Valiant square foot center for fire Oceanic and Atmospheric Ad- idea, since abandoned be- division request was subse- SENIOR CITIZEN'S DISCOUNT officials and other munici- cauBe of vociferous public quently withdrawn. HI 4 as well as one involving - River and-to create a r© H mlnlBtration. to "Investigate Lots 1 and -IS on Block tentlon basin above the place the feasibility of establishing opposition, A V?.S fe-p wnv nurhnriypil For All Your Auto Needs Call CH 1-0440 or CH 1-0333 The new service center a flash flood warning property tax deductions for to be returned to John N. Post, SIT" and Lots nrTintTT9~(Trr where Robinson's Branch and has bays for the repair Block SIT. the brook meet. system" for Rahway with veterans and senior citi- an attorney, of oOO Sherwood SALE THE MUFFLER KING and rebuilding of fire equip- cooperation of officials and zens. ment, and a parts depart- residents. Veterans are granted $50 ment. off their yearly tax bill, and MEM'S FLAIR SLACKS i Ladies of 3rd Ward Democratic Club IHWttand EUZABEI —senicrr~ citi3err8~arc—given a £ , . -1~.,,J $160 deduction ir w The State Legislature is IpJHoWJto' _ Fad»j?_nJto Tonight Op«n Dally 8 A.M. Io 6 P.M. — Sunday 9 A.M. to 1 P.M nor's tax package which in- Women of the Third Ward Democratic Club of Rahway wilF otne people never TRY°HARVARD'S QUALITY SERVICE cludes imposition of a state hold a Hair Fashion and Styling Show at the Knights of Colum- trhnngf iheir opinion be- income tax and a state prop- bus Club 80 W Inman Avenue, Rahway, tonight at 8 o clock. cause il*B keen in the family erty tax. The package is Admission to the event will be $1.50, and tickets may be experiencing rough going, Obtained by-telephoning Mrs. Eileen Geislor at 381-3052. although the governor has vowed to "go tor broke." The show nwlllT>eJgiVeri"fortiie ladies of the Canned Ego Group REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE-MORTGAGES based at the Woodbridge store of Abraham & Strauss. IN THIS ISSUE Styling and setting will be under tlie direction of kits. Nell Ducoff. Volunteers will be selected from tlie audience, and a SELLING IN '72 GharlesJEL. Armed Forces. questlon-and-answer period will follow. Refreshments will be Church News... For Best Results Realtor •Chraslficdr.T.~ Chairlady of the affair is Mrs. Gcislex wlth"NlrB»"Su5aiSn Editorials Flynn acting as assistant chairlady. Those serving on_ the... Movies j tickets and refreshments committees are: Miss Judy Kjetsea,— Mrs. Marlon-Carey, Mrs-.- Audr-ey -Gor-ni sv PazsltkaJTMrs". Janet Xendcres, "Mrs. "Frances" SenkowEk sr^ranecMorttn and Mrs. LucilleSetr HEHBEB OF UNION COUNTY MULTIPLE LASTING THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1972 PAGE 3 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT PAGE 2 THURSDAY, MAY 25, 197: RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT

elected to the distinguished , • f i.una M utual Insurance national honor society at Hiss Tomassi Is ^..cietv. Mr. Terpaic, presl- lozzi Chosen as Ecology Consultant Bostun College, Chestnut Jcni of the Grasselli New Hill, Mass. }/•//••> //?/_- the group in New Jersey grees from Seton Hall Uni- .By Kate Bauer. and has been active tn the Louis A. lozzi, son of an and water pollution that versity, South Orange, are: At Union College c redit union movement for Mr. and Mrs. Ralph lozzi Henry A. Schlieper of 213 Donald Dorfman, i'h. will be published by the Mc- ^0 '.ears. of 38 Briarheath Lane, Clark Graw-Hill Publishing Com- Lexington Boulevard, Susan Dr. James Walker Ralph, war effort in Vietnam. We Senator Case calls himself CliTV The first-place ' 'Golden I>rofes3or of biology arM and a former resident of pany in September. Mr. lozzi L. Posltsan of 1210 Cellars mouth College, West 1 1 : t • :' • Republican candidate for the believe that If it were not Republican, accepts Repub- Owl" Award, Union Col- iilchard J. White, son of Clark, was appointed by New is adjunct professor of earth Avenue, Karen T. Moran of U. S. Senate nomination, was for the hope of ultimate vie- lican support, financial and Branch, addressed hr,s\ v. and Mrs. Jacques White 8 Durham Road, Thomas C. lege's answer to the Oscar, Jersey State Commissioner sciences at Newark State unanimously endorsed by the tory given to the communists otherwise,and then discards was presented to Miss Nor- employees and member 144 1 lberty Street, Clark, Blaze of 30 Colonial Drive, of Education Dr. Carl Mar- College, Union. Robert A. Tafl Memorial by the statements of Senator or ignores Republicans at een Tomassi of 565 Jackson first aid squads Ma> ii-ru-d placement on the burger as consultant of cur- Andrew F. Donlin of 44 Dawn tiie hospital on ecolo__\ In nis new position with Chapter of the Young Ameri- Case, Senator George Me- --„,_ . ,, ,. .„ Avenue, Rahway, as the best -.ir.'s list at the Iruverslty riculum and instruction spe- the state department, Mr. Drive, J. Scott Dunn of 338 w r lf theme of the hospital Ju West Lane, Michael Mlckel- cans tor Freedom at a meet- Govern, Abbie Hoffman, Jer- his pleasure. We call on all actress. . avion, Davton, Ohio. cializing in environmental lozzi will be functioning in 11 3 0 Hospital W.-t-k. Ho was sciences for the State De- son of 1084 Raritan Road, ing held last Saturday in the ry Rubin and others of their ^P^for ^"the 'rea' l.^"^ Repub^- Miss Tomassi also won an troduced by John L.. \. a variety of roles designed .,th Dea rdurff of 4U8 partment of Education. He Glenn R. Moran of 8 Durham home of Mr. and Mrs. Jo- ilk, the Vietnamese war votinlicanrg' namelytor the. Drtea. lRalph Repub, In- award for her portrayals of Rahway hospital dirt-cu to strengthen programs for Doris In "Trie Owl and the J;L- Road, C lark, was LADY ELKS HEAD SEATED...Mrs. Frank Rokosny is Is one of tie first science instruction of elementary and Road, Nancy J. Stark of 3 seph Scardaville, 390 Jensen would have been ended. the June 6 Republican Pri- .:,.dted from Clara Maass educators in the United Sta- Garside Place, Linda A. Avenue, Rahway. "We think it the ultimate mary." Pussycat," I which placed installed as president of the Ladles Auxiliary to Clark secondary students. He will first in comi^etitions at the Six students fi\ ii: Ka:. .-.••rial Hospital School of t-.lks Lodge No. 2327 by exalted ruler James Toal at the tes to hold such a position be working with local school luder of 53 Skyline Drive "We believe the rank and Insult to Republicans that and Clark \\ ere craJ..a and Carl F. Young of 16 Annual Spring Drama Festi- -Mr.jt. Belleville. ludge home on Featherbed Lane, Clark, on May 11. at the state level. It was districts, with bureaus, of- file Republican should reject _,. „. j»B ip KJI /* with honu rs from Ncu . announced. Louis A. lozzi (iltnwood Terrace, all of the ultra liberal voting re- val. Mrs. Rokosny was also honored as Woman of the Year fices, and divisions of the cord of Senator Clifford P. State College, I ruun. 1 h- State Department, with col- Clark. The festival, which ended :. ai;J Mrs. i-rederick b> the auxiliary and was given a gold charm. Mr. lozzi holds a bach- A 1971 graduate of Arthur Case," stated Chapter Chair- ReceptioA receptionn waGives givenn Foto Stangr Mrso of. 177Conwa3 Dakotay Street, May 18, consisted of num- - : ^1 1 .eisurt- I uwrie, elor's degree in science edu- leges and universities, with L. Johnson Regional High Rahway students receiving man Arlene G.Scardaville, Introduce Mrs. Rosemary Clark. professional organizations erous scenes selected from ^ i • i•; A>. n, formerlv uf llah- Mrs. Henrietta Brown of More chan 450 bankers at- cation and a master's degree School, Clark, he is a fresh- in aster'sdegrees were: Fran- "andchoose instead a real Conway, running for a coun- internationally-a c claimed j :Hertained members and with public and private man majoring in engineering. cine N. Rhodes of 402 Hamil- Mrs. Conway is running STUDENT STARS...Susan Speidel plays the role of Connie Arthur 1 . Johnson Regional tended theMlddlesex-Somer- in earth sciences. He is a Republican, Dr. Ralph." cilman-at-large nomination Fanny Brice and James Ondishtn portrays Niclcy plays acted and directed by i! e Kaliuas Savings In- doctoral candidate at Rut- agencies in New Jersey and His parents are Mr. and ton Street, Robert J. Skop of of the Democratic party, to with Second Ward Council- High School, Clark, was set-Union Chapter American the nation related to envir- 'We strongly censure man Richard C. Burger for Arnstein in Rahway High School's production of the students enrolled in the His- •..:i..n stafl at their new elecced vice president of the Institute of Banking at its gers— The State University Mrs. Bernard G. Yarusavagc 374 Raleigh Road, Enrique Senator Case's irresponsible Clark residents. tory of Drama, an introduc- Kaplan onmental science education. of 21 Linda Lane-, Clark. R. Giordano of 1742 Ruther- musical "Funny Girl." They are two of the reasons Union L uuruy School Nurses 50th anniversary May o at specializing in earth and en- and virtually treasonous un- the Rahway cast won a four-county competition and tory course offered at Union 1 r. Knur retired last vironmental sciences. He assumed his new' dude? ford Street, Michael P. Kur- Association at its annual din- die Martinsvllle Inn, Mar- May 1. dermining of the American the opportunity to perform on the stage of the Garden College and taught by Donald riMH'i- a^ viLe [resident ner meeting at the Mountain- tinsvllle. He has served as a tea- Mrs. Thomas Verrastro eczka Jr. of 246 Coddlngton H. Julian of North Plainfield, Street, Paul R. Madden of tions in the Tuesday, June State Arts Center. Holmdel, showplace for top pro- Sicrrt.ir\ - 1 tJle Railway side Inn, M ountainside on cher of earth sciences In Mr. lozzi is a member oi and Mrs. Alex Kowalenko of fesstorrai-stars^on IPrWay-nighty-June-3. Union township schools fox the National Education Asso- .Clark attended jhe Kremor- 150 Colonia Boulevard and Jemocraac"primary. Mav Ir. Thomas A^ Rocco of 2161 _ department, playwright, and Richard l.askey, a work- five years,, and during the ciation, the National Science ial General Hospital ball m adviser to the Union College .inrli ..I.PF i irnhnm_ Tr-erotmTry-rTmr- •! M \ and Mrs. Cor- fnr fnr- thp pnllnriAn rnnrrnl rtnnnl ARqnf-inrtnn nf r.iv\]r\^y "if nft-r, y L_rahum of isO Liberty irwin of Kahway wtii serve- -^S as_ Th" Miss Tomassi also was : spring meffr- dH Tftip TTT NPCI Frtn_ •1'ss Claire Currv of 52 , i. lark, was chosen CTr:—Fulcomer;— uf ilia Union County En-lEun. "Rpsr of rhe seuson ol ( amp Madeleine ing of the Union County Coun- program awarded to the cation Association, Union • Grove Street, Clarlc, was James J. Fulcomer of 3S4 Year" award. ricniur resident next cil of Parpnr-1 ear.hftr Asfi»- Rahway resident to be re- mental Health Adviser y Mulford, ! >inRTnanxs--peirry7 Union—township—schools-by Connry__ -Education Associa William—12,—Seunujis —ol'- ini ha red inro Angel FHghr Rnlptgh Rond, Rahway. was i SwanhmorL' college, ciadons held at the Moun- at Uutler University, Ind. elected t<5 a state ?oung ^COnTrnTtte^ 1'a., OIK of two resident the government to produce tion, and the Union Township 510 Goodman's Crossing, unanimously reelected by Chosen liir, ) re, Pa. tainside Inn, Mountainside. educational materials deal- Teachers Association. Clark, was graduated from Angel Flight is the national associate vice chairman of Republican post, is the im- County Board of I'M GLAD I CHANGED TO ... camps operated by the Girl mediate past chairman of Freeholders, Scout -Rich.a-Fd-i" a une-tmw-—kigh- —tng-witfa-T;nvironmental pof Mr-,—fozzi—is—married to the—Georgetown ' ' -Arnold-Air-^ the Vnnnrr R ppllhlir.ans (if Ihornton of Council of Greater TTs- ry tc the Union County Young Re- cteiegirtt.-to- r\ •schooi (Irnp-onf told of rhe Xuxi^ii-fGt-flaiiQnai-dlfitEibu^—?ke-£oxin«iHfecqueHfie-Hemp—Sehe^r4bu—-rf^Joj^m»tsfacqueMne44emp-^Sefaae^-trf-Bfctt— ^ W if^ry oi—college New Jersey, Inc., at their -Re- fr ^ ^.—. —. ~1 —. J IV .1. T"H • i i\ , . i._ vice- the- Young Republican state 1 ir-tc icrrace, Rah- ="^ '-"""'!• cooperative industrial edu- tton. He is the author of stead of Union. They have ington on M;iv 20. women who are dedicated to annual convenUon Saturday, _y.y awm-ti-etl^t' baclt- Misti DimCiin teaches m z tbi H^l'idayinn^CheTr'y presYdem'of the Rahway Re- committee the Elizabeth three programs Sealing wim three children. supporting the AirForce' and me HOiiaay inn, L.nerry £ _ ^ Teachers Union Executive I arts degree in Liu:- ^nsjs City. Miss Irwin also and how it had enabled him ubUca club chalrman — ~ rranicilFranklin uD.. KemyKrmyn nr s*vu the Air Force Reserve Of- Council and the Newark State m Saint Vincent Col- teaches m Kansas City. to re-enter school for his ficers Training Corps "CARDS jm.be, 1'a. The American Hungarian College of Pharmaceutical Briarheath Lane, Clark, a- •WATCHES College Alumni Council. high school diploma and .iHTpna' f.luh nf Kahwav Sciences. In July he will ceived a bachelor nf science (Ai-Ru ro. : Tuloomor continue working. celebrate-^l^hiT-aT^fdl TH^ITtheir- goldeimlflpn begiDetain a residencreeidenCVy in ObSteobste—- (trtir-pgre^e fr^fromm Jlulan nlone lI mv-iuv.-r, _ her ul Commerce is spon- •PERFUME [—hTs master'BTiegree in poli- vV ilium J. ijuylt- 3rd was soring us annual golf tourna- anniversary at a dinner held trics and gynecology at sity. New Urlu-u:s, Michael J. Glnesi, son of Joseph Kellner Wcnson, •JEWELRY tical science from New York i:u-d assistant sec rctary ment June 13 at the Sciiack- at their Old Raritan Road Mainonides Medical Center, Monday. Mr. and M_"s. M ichael Ginesi |- University and is a high FOR FRIENDLY RELIABLE SERVICE rlu- SunimiL and i-.Uzabttfi son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Club, Raritan Road, Clark, Brooklyn, N. Y., where he . f M Francis Drive, Clarlc, •RUSSELL STOVER ainixun Country Club, Scotch CANDY school history teacher in AND HIGH QUALITY OIL ur,i Company by 1'homas 1'bms. fhc affair is open ro N. Wenson of 4oO Him Ave- Sunday. resides with his wife, the George Wagenhtifle! is a was rhe recipient of the 1972 nue, Rahway. was accepted former Ellen Sainz of Rah- Director's Award to Best •TRANSISTOR RADIOS Elizabeth. He Is running in i. les, Jr., president, chamber members and their trustee of the Federation cf the June 6th Republican Pri- bank has rwo branch guests. hor reservations, at Pingry School, Hillside, Roseann Fiorello, daugh- way. New Jersey 1 axpayt-rs, Suident Director at L.ebigh for die fall. At present, Jo- mary Election for alternate Dial 388-5100 lark. pk-asc- call 232-O7H1. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Inc. 1 Us term es| n es i:>. mvi-rsiiy, Bethlehem, Pa. delegate to the National seph is a student in Roose- Hiorello of 180 Oak Street, Miss Maureen Madden of May of lyTo. I'hilip imzel velt School, Rahway. Republican Nominating Con- Rahway, was elected presi- 17 Fisher Place, Clark, was fs a director of the same I'aul Scraggs of 50 Kath- vention. dent of Sigma Theta Chi elected vice president of the organization, and his term ryn Street and Paul Hodge c FOR FRIENDLY RELIABLE SERVICE "Clark Is a Town on ihe Move — Keep If Clean and Beautiful" James M. Allman of 555 sorority. Miss Fiorello, i96 student association at Cald- ends in January ol 147!. of 17 Whitley Terrace, both Send in your sociol news, Albemarle Street, Rahway, well College, Caldwell. Mau- AND HJGR QUAUIY OIL graduate of Rahway High Both men reside in R.ihwj.y, of Clark, were lecturers for W *. ollege campus, Cranford. cal -th-eraptyw -with officer torate from Seton Hall Unl- and prior rn his arpninrni^ri al 1" the varsity rowing Rahway, appointed Richard elor of arts deiii e n. way was honored for 5U0 way Area Junior Woman's 't. am it the Coast Guard C. Campbell national sales e University ,i Hn.y hours of service at the an- Club. cn manager of chemicals. The liridueport L •,•<,-. \ \cadetny. New London, Conn. nual meeting of F-lizabeth purt firm is -a subsididary of june 11. The team members were C-eneral Hospital's Ladies Gary Udwln Ackerman, American Can Co. Mr. first place winners in the and soon, college! Will you be Aid Society meeting held at son of Mrs. Sylvia Acker- Campbell will move to New L-ypress Gardens Regatta In the hospital in Elizabeth. man of Teaneck and the late Jersey. Pel. Geurgt.- Hurmu ol' the Florida. Sol S. Ackerman, received H ah way I 'ohce i Vpartnuru He is a 1969 graduate of ready?_You can be, if you make MAKE his medical doctor degree George A. Yarusavage is is attendina .__,--•-IAVU—w-et-i. Arthur K" "Jotmson llegional CAKDLE& from the State University of the newly-elecced vice pre- course un Introduction tu High School, Clark. New York, New York City. sident of the South Residence Forensic Laboratory Tecii- yiCK nicjucs • in tCofcomo, i,n ti. sure your savings grow, s^ep Or. Ackerman is a grad- Halls Association at Penn- uate of Teaneck Hfgh School sylvania State University, ending tomorrow whtcT. is R.K. Jennings WORKS bnia High School. * Norwood Circle ne Road, L la rk . \^ t re Dayton Street w -1VIRGINIA Reifel Street A REALTOR IS A PROFESSIONAL IN REAL ESTATE WHO IS PLEDGED TO A STRICT CODE Raritan Road -L.1 OF ETHICS AS A MEMBER OF LOCAL AND STATE BOARDS AND THE NATIONAL ASSOCIA- (between Centi,, i ' "• 0 TA CAROLINA Avenue and srREET 1\ TION OF REAL ESTATE BOARDS Osceola Church POLITICS, Poplar Terrace Sunset Driv-e PKR James Avenue MEMBERS A.NNIW Coldevin Road ROAD Alice Lane Peter Circl" Co. John J. Gibs flgoaey Alan Court Edmond V. Del Principe John J. Giles Abe Reppen Central Avenue 1480 Irving Street, Rahway 1348 Franklin St., Rahway 1520 Irving St., Rahway Boynton Avenue ^WEHIHGNEW! 388-1234 Georgia Street 381-9400 388-3322 Carolina Street •?•• / Grandview Avenue RINGS §T FEATHERBED LANE, EDISON, N.J. does Dl Conto ngoiacy Jorcay Hldo Realty Co. Picton Street Lynch Agency Dakota Street Ross Dl Como, Marie Biddar Frank La Russo NEXT 1O OAK HIDGE GOLf COURSE 1576 Irving St., Rahway 1139 Lake Ave., Clark Iliuinali Lynch Day of Deposit. Day of Withdrawal 426 Lake Ave., Colonitt ro 388-0262 382-1960 CALL FU 8-5142 382-7033 Compounded Daily Sioaloy J. Blor John D. UarCtoj/ SUMMER FUN, Stanley-J. Bier John D. Markey Payable Monthly. Effective July 1 And" capitaT coverage "by "oifr own" "" HEAWH 8^ 1S82 Eliiabeth Ave., Rahway Ve".7 HahWay" A Service of the Township . . . By Municipal Employees Smith-Wise & Company Trenton stall is just the beginning. With home RELAXATION 381-7775 388-0154 Sidney Smith On a Minumum Balance of $10 to End of JPeriod delivery of the Newark Evening News, you'll also for Ihs Ernest wise have late stock prices. Racing results. Columnists WHOLE Painter Realty 1647 Irving St.. Kaliway This Program Is Intended for the Disposal of Household Refuse like Ann Landers, Art Buchwald, and William CDMPAHA REALTY 388-8400 FAMILY! Peter Compana Dudley E. Painter Jr. Buckley. And national news, written by our own 599 St. George Ave., Rahway reporters in Washington — and wherever the day's 18 Brant Ave., Clark © No masonry materials, concrete, stone or dirt will be picked up • Larg« 75x150 388-4323 381-6494 top story is happening. Get the Evening News. And Swimming Pool Able Agency © Small material must be placed in durable containers that can be handled get the world with a New Jersey accent, from the e OuUtanding one that brings it all home. ----- OayXamp ©anloi RcaHjr So. Poscoto Qgoney Raffio A. Qi&cobbe 1608 Irving St.,' Rahway _ Excoiien* Social Daniel J. Colangelo Eva Pascale 388-1234 © Loose material no* to be more than four feet in length and tied in bundles Program 48 Brant Ave., Clark 815 Pratt St., Rahway o Picnic Area 382-3638 381-3104 SAVINGS that can be handled by one man. •_ O Materials must be placed at the curb not later than 7:15 a.m. and not earlier F. J. fiihitotas aui Son Donald-JrV-Gibbons —Gharles-E.-S8arl6s,-C_therina Reeso w than 5:30 p.m. the day before pacilitivs 157Hrving St., Rahway 836 St. George Ave., Rahway Julia R151. Stanfdrd6 irtrlng , St.Ronal, Rahwad Stanfory d FOR HOME DELIVERY, CALL 877-5205. Air Conditions) 388-1497 381-5200 3884)739 1500 Irving Street, 0 Place refuse outside ONLY on date scheduled for your street Or write the Newark Evening News. 215 Market Street, ftahwav. Hew Jersey , NJ: 07101. caMPtETETzmranTCTxcnT © No call backs Tehni. — Volleyball Softball For Snformofion Call 388-7597 PcicldUboll — Basketball Tlmko Agency " Handball '" " ESIehool R. Glagold flssn., Inc. Eaton Realty Co. EQUAL HOUSING James Tlmko 5 •_•_•:NNIS COURTS on PREMISES Michael R. Glngold C. II. Eaton A MEMBER OF F.D.I.C. LENDER _____ Telephone— 2098 St. George Ave. Rahway 270 E, Htt-dwood Ave. lt-h«ta.y 1314 Bryant St., Rahway r ' " " " 381-4433 382-2555 ^Remaining Wards Will Be Advertised in the Newspaper ONLY MINUTES AWAY FROM: 382-2244 ndn.. M.lutl,.,,. Fotdi. W. JOHN F. ALLAnffi^JH.- Director . Eli<-b.ih and Clerk. Public Works & Engineering Buy ing or selling a holism THURSDAY, MAY 25,1972 PAGE 5 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT PAGE 4 THURSDAY MAY 25, 1972 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT

100 Signs Placed List Academic Honors Weight Watchers Has Number For Campaign Of 3rd Marking Period To Call When Hunger Strikes New Jersey's Oldest Weekly Established 1833 Of Clark Official Students who made the J.; Tobaygo, Joyce Anne; If you axe weakening and Livingston, and the group honor roll for the third Torblk, Janice M.; Vivenzio, visions of calorie-Hlleddin- maintains a telephone num- Member at Robert A, Orson, who Is Member ot marking period wer. _e an- Diane; Wagenhoffer,. John J.. .. rs al__l. you , r ever__,y moment , ber, 992-8130, providing in- Quality Weeklies of New Jersey, Itac. chairman In charge of signs ; ne New Jersey Press Assoclatio nounced by Louis H. Walburn, Judith; Washburn, Weight Watchers has a nura- spirational messages any County's Newesi Weekly Established 1965 for the campaign of Council- Youngblood, guidance direc- Randall A.; Yaiser, James; ber to call to strengthen time day or night. I'ni man Richard C. Burger In tor at Rahway Senior High Yorke, Robert and Yurick, your resolve. In addition, the group has ry Thursday Mornini by Clark, reported this week Creg. a toll free number—800 242- that more than 100 signs have School. High honor means that an MERIT Weight Watchers state 5866—for Information such BAUER PUBLISHING & PRINTING LTD. been placed throughout the as class locations or answers township. average grade of °-2 must be Austin, Ulysses C; headquarters are located at 1470 Broad Street Rahwav, N. J. 07065 388-0600 maintained in major subjects Blanco, Debra A.; Bryos- 185 S. Livingston Avenue, to problems. Councilman Burger Is a and that no mark can be towski, Paul; Buchan, Janet Arthur Hartland Mershon, Jr. Mrs. Kathertne E. Bauer candidate for the Demo- below 84. F., Curry, James R.; Dor- Kurt Christopher Bauer cratic Party nomination for «\l*nr/\ gested that the board hold a EDITOR BUSIN ESS MANAGER Honor signifies students y, Shelle Y., Ellis, Donald g PUBLISHER mayor of Clark. On the slate se whose average grade lies be- H.; Gaston, Keith B.; Houck, caucus to discuss the salary with Mr. Burger are Mrs. Jack HofYman Mrs. Etliel Davlsson tween 84 and 91 In all major Judy A.; Koczon, John R. guide before action was Rosemary Conway, Michael Continued taken. The caucus was not ADVERTISING SALES CIRCULATION Arnold and Joseph Cocuzza, subjects and who have no and Morris Judy C. course mark below 75. Also, O Rellly, Thomas; held because of the walkout. THE RAH WAY NEWS RECORD AND CLARK PATRIOT ARE WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS SERVING THE BEST INTERESTS OF THEIR RESPECTIVE candidates for councilmanlc From Pg. 1—Rahway COMMUNITIES IT IS THE ENDEAVOR o F TH E SE JOU RN AL S TO PRE SEN T TH E N EWS IN A SOUND. SAN E. AND T R ADI T ION AL MANN E R. nominations. Merit designates students Rebeley, Karin; Robinson, The abrupt ending brought MAINTAINING THE RIGHTS OF ALL BY ACCURATE FACTUAL STATEMENT AND MEASURED REASONABLE OPINION. with average grades between Arnold; Skryha, Lorraine; board with Items remaining forth a protest from Alonzo Mr. and Mrs. Orson, who 80 and 83 in all major sub- Tharaldsen, Rosann " W. Lawrence, president of r* k\ Mai! $6-00: Outside Union reside at 5 Coldevln Road, jects with Thompson, Michael N.; JB-OO; Sr,i)oJ Cla Puid dt Hallway, New are Democratic committee members. Mr. Orson is em- below 75. ployed by the Bank of New SENIORS York as an assistant depart- HIGH HONOR mem head of liable k. Carol . | Bolmex, in Roosevelt School auditor- Cassese, Marie; ium. . . Wn as Fxcexxive, ri.r-Hi. Debra L.^fJavin, Betty A.; Russell" J.; Furman, a motion to adopt rhe nghte ous €rHiibi-22l^—Brenda^—fciraiww^-- Ann^-^iseddes"Karen S.; ^>ei— taries-clerlc typists salary the $200- ski, Marian; Greig, Kathleen ger, Patricia; Glbb, Eliza- guide for the school year pensions fur their c s wich eight years A. and Grupe, Paul E. beth A.; Grzesh, Melvin; Inducts 4 Seniors 1 1Q72-73, —Also,—Isaacsxr,—Isaacs,—SreveTi—Hrr, Steven H. Hailey, Maureen E. ; Hanryr ; Herbert ness which remained before These spending artists passed Governor William J. Kahn, Nell D.; KUmm, Ga- Karen M.; Jenkins Cahlll's 52 billion budge:, uuft a potpourri of excise ihnsen-Hwjh uriele C, Knight, Cindy; J. TT -= a-the. -board when the meeting taxes to cover it, and then they voted this juicy bonanza Koehler, Judith L. Kruger, Kapiec, Deya'nne M. ended. The item was being The National Laun Honor ; for themselves! Laurie F.; Kslaznickl, Toby; Also, KTuhl, Nancy ohelf Mrd fo Lr actioR n at the request Society under die auspices Matarese, - ° °cc-o. Hehadsug- For their [ art-time jobs m the State Legislature, Kump, Elizabeth M.; Kuro- Loos, Pamela; ^IU,UUU 5 Ve~3T IS t^nrj^ Mnst ui UlL'li—unn- remains ? AiiYlllum Latini.mi will -sli, Oloiia J • Malller, Val- year ispa - uine fclllll Julie L.r~ free ftj r the pursuit of and indiicL seniors uf the Arthur J.i Marbach, Bonnie A.'Moore, Marilyn G.; Nelson, Lutey. Robert; Malsam, Interests. LAKHS1DE VitW Jerry F. l-'.nglish. a randidnre fnr rhe L. Johnson Regional High and Oppman, Juanmi. - No-re©r^—Nitkiewica^—Steve; Oonna^—Mayer, Mnrgnrer; At election uinc, opposing candidates vie for tile Democratic nomination fiu il'ic Houoe of-Representatives School. Clark, ai a tea a>- Also, Randolph, Shirley J.; O'Brien, Cheryl; Olters, Menis, Kathl; Neubauer, privilege uf " rcL resenting" the vucers in Trenton. from District 12 which includes Rahway and Clark, Schwarz, Robert; Shields, Sandra C; Psomas, Gall E.; Joan; Paleveda, John; Pen- Once elected, they promj-f.lv turgt-t the " representing'' got a feet-first look at flooding on Central Avenue, 14 of the high school. Timothy P., Taylor, Lynne Seifert, Patti A.; Sobo, Philip der. Stephen; Stueber, ploy, buying the voces ol pressure groups, like re- near Terminal Avenue, in Clark at about 11 a.m. The seniors are Thomas 1-.. Tolly. Kevin W., Walton, M.; Thompson, James W.; Karen; Will, Daniel and liefers and educationists, with slaphappy handouts ol Saturday. In a day-long tour surveying flood conditions Hastings. Carl Jones, Sheryl Bobette S.; White, Lorraine- Whitney, Barbara A. and Zolto, Leonard. taxpayers' hard-earneO nion^-y. through Union County, Mrs. English commented, "Flood- Siman and Elyse Weinstein. Wolf, Jean D.; Wright, Gary /epko, Eleanor M. HONOR Once again we Una then; arrugatlng to themselves ing is no longer just a local problem. Municipal The students earned a I! G., Young, Lynn L\.; Zuk, HONOR Baranski, Theresa; Ber- the spoils of office, with no opposition. officials continually struggle to find solutions when, average or better for three Sandra F. and Zukowskl Banghart, Donald Bargel. noskie, Patricia; Bersey, in fact, this is a federal problem as well. The Army years in the study ol Latin. Karen 1- . Geraldlne M.; Bartow, Florence; Brandt, Linda; Corps of Engineers must assume the primary respon- The teacher and sponsor of HONOR Yvonne; Beckhusen David; Buonocore, Janet; Buric, sibility for rnming up w1rh reasonable, workable the clutr- is Mrs. Attea Argondizzo, Jeanne A.- Blair, William; Bona, Louis Maria; CalTcchro, TCathy; 310 Clark High Pupils solutions, long overdue in this area." Bennett, and August Caprio Bacsik, Paul M.; Harefield, E.; Campbell, Debbie A.; CaudiU, Kim; Christensen^ is language coordinator in Judith M.; Bartz, Patricia Campbell, Gary R.;Cardacl| Cathy; Ciacciarelli, James; the regional system. C, Baumann, Kathleen P.; Sal; Chapln, Paul E.; Chuven, Cigliano, Debbie; Denny, Parents of students in the Bersey, Oebbie A., Bizzo- Wendy E.; 'Clarke, Michelle Lorelyn and Diaz, Gary. Placed on Honors Last Latin Club and members a re zzaru, Irene; Boch, Carolyn; D. and Cummings, Renee V. Also, Dooley, Deborah; welcome. Hodnar, Kathleen A.; Bon- Also, Decker, frank D, Ducoff, Deborah; Elowitz, Three hundred and u^n iiudtatb al Arthur L. Johnson 1 ; "SPEAKERS Regional High School, Clark, are on the honor roll for tempo, " JuseplV "F. .; Brunette, Demos' Maria* D'Errlco) Steven; Ernmons, David; the third marking period, which ended March 31, Margaret A.. Bdrolt, Joan Nancy, Disney, Patricia E.; Flynn, Mary; Fore, Mary; Robert E. Hough, principal, announced this week. Receives Term I'., Bussiere, Carol D.;Cal- Duffy, Joseph F.; Eberhardt, Geddes, Lynda; Gelger, CORMER" Mr. Hough said S5 seniors. 78 juniurs, 70 sophomores land, Denlstr; Callari, John Patricia C.; Pinch, Deeplka Carl; Graziano, Donna; and 77 freshmen are on the honors list. T., Castor, Mlchele M.; J., Gersitz, Elizabeth A.; Grimes. Raymond; Helly. The llsrTofrows: -Llhnnlrnlian, M ary Ana-anj Collihur,—Susan L,; Gor-nifc and H-ud-ak,— GRADE .& Chiaravallo, Linda. Sandra A.; Guyre, Glenn M.; Edward. Donna Arvanues, David Berg, Lunnne Beshella, An indeterminate re- Also, Chussler, Barbara Handler, Susan M. and Also, Kane, Sharon; Kara- formatory sentence to run A.; C !ark, Diane M. Colueci, Hannen, Thomas H. vites, Andrea; Kelly, Mary; ~Xin3aBlahuT7"SfaFiahne'BbfJBTe, StepTien Brooks, Warren ( hopping Brown. Hal Dyer. Scott Chanin, Carolyn ClfelU. Dean ; concurrently with the one he Roseann; Connor, Mark J. Also, Hauss, Deborah; Kopp, Theresa; Kreisberg, is serving was ordered by Cossa, Nancy M., Costas, Hornyak, Michelle; Inamlne, Francine; Lyons, Margaret; Conetanune. Karen <, utinello, John Cyran, Fred Czar- Is Not.... necki, Paul Dango, Carol Davern, Linda Evans, Robin Superior Court Judge John Jennifer A.; Cram, Flame, Gordon S.; Jones, Catherine •Mahan ' ' , Laura; Makar, Ficke, Samuel Furiness, Janice Gale. E. Barger on Thursday in Dickert, Jane; Donahue, Mi- 1.; Kane, Mlchele; Kolpen, Susan Marcino, Janell; Elizabeth for Clifford chelle D. Donegan, Anthony The Best Way Samuel Gianci, Alan Gold, Barbara Greenberg, Robin ; Zoe Ann; Kuby, Jeffrey; Kun, Mathis, Holly; Maxey,Maryj Henderson of the 1800 block W., Dotter, Debra A.; Duffy, Hanna, Richard Hassler, Darlene Hersey, Mark Hoch- Reka S.; Kuroskl, John; McDarby, Lori; and Mig- of Allen Street, Rahway. To mpn, Denise Hoer, Diane Hyduke, Eileen Johnson, Kathleen A.; Dugan, F^dward Laake, Judy F.; Marchlnko, liore, Cindy. Karen Jones, Douglas Kage, Christine Klemens, Rose- F.; Dunn, Mary W.; Egnac- Valerie M.; Marcinlak, Also, Miller, Robyn; Mln- The defendant pleased Memorialize anne Knazynski, Mark Kova, Barbara Krause, Alan zewski, Janet V.; Emmons, Judith A. and Marsh, etti, T-erri; Movassaghi. guilty to carrying a con- Krov, Janie Kutch, Michael Lynch, Robin Manaeee. Peter; Flake, Lawrence M.; William B. Greta; Nadler, Christine; |<;ealed weapon on Aug. 2a, N adler, Deborah; Netta, This Nation's Richard Markiewicz, Karen Mattlage, MargaretMon- Fortenza, Linda A.; Fe-r-' ' 1971, in Rahway. Also, Marukaitus, Bonnie Paul; Oliveira, Valentlm; giovi. Eve Munkel, Henry Munsing, Donna. Nelson, syrhe, Jane and Furman, NATIONAL SERVICE AWARD • • • James F. White, M.; Mayer, Debbie L.Meffe, Ondlshin, Joan; Paszek, War Dead. Wendy Newman, Kathleen Nolan, -Donna Nordstrom, Jeanette M. second from left, receives congratulations from Paul Gary K.; Mesaros, Robert; Thaddeus; Patemann, Rich- Michael Novak, Carolyn Papp, Penny. Pearl, Karen About 7,500 families read Also, Gargano, Linda J.; E. Funk, left, executive vice president of the Epilepsy Mills, Vanessa L.; Momlch, ard; Petras, Albert and Ran- Phillips, Joseph Preziosi, Jess Ravich. Glenn Rosi- Gargon, Elizabeth; Green, Foundation -ot—America; comedian Marty Allen and our newspaper weekly. Janice, Hansen, Chris H." Rosemary M.; Morse, Uly- kins, Marilyn. vack, Sandra Rozdilsky, Marion Rusnak, Antonla Sara- Assemblyman C. Louis Bassano of Union after re- lessa M.; Nadler, Kathleen Held, Marilyn A. Henry, Also, Rejterada, Alice; cino, Bennet Scauzzo. ceiving the national service award as "the Outstanding ; A.; Ogando, David S.; CLOSED MONDAY, Robert A. Holmes, Ray- Rothweller, Kenneth; Rus- Betsy Shaln, Patricia Shesr, Susanne Skryha, Marlenc Volunteer in the United States for Epilepsy." Mr. Troop 450 Liked ; O'M.ihoney, Linda A.; Pa- Huff, Jimmy; Jackson, Guy- sell, Charles; Sanyi, James; Spielmann, Carolyn Stevens, Judith Szper, Bridget White Is president of New Jersey Chapter, Epilepsy goda, Diana; Paslawsky, MEMORIAL DAY Jankowsky, Michael; Jones) Schulman, Susan; Senediak, Tenore> Judy Tornambe, Reglna Troy, Gurdun Viggianij, Foundation of America. Nick W. and Post, Janet M. Newspaper Tour Joyce E.; Koi>e, Richard A.; Melanie; Smitli, Nancy; David Walck, Perry Weinstock, Eileen White, Joanne LaCros-s, Linda; Lapsley' -Also-, P-rakapas, Peter F.; White, Debbie Witscher, Chi Wu, Alexander Zawislalc. Smith, Teresa; " ^Solomon; David R.; Latorre, Pamela; Pryor, Donald E.; Purdy, Do you have GRADE 10 ...... Troop 450 thanks you for Peggy; Tak, Cathee; , James; Lenahan, Roberta K.; Ryan, Betty Thomas, Barbara; Torn- Jane Amablle, Robert Blelk, Susan Bishop, Deborah the time spent with us ex- Jane; Scala, Guy R.; anything to say? plaining about printing and nd Leonard, I-'atri- quist, Evelyn and Vance Bolanowski, Darla Brunnquell, Steven Chaneski, Michael and economically. We have cla. Schenak, Donna M.; Sinclair, Faith. Creamer, Patricia Cristiani, Robin Crosby, Ellen the workings of a newspa- Glenn C.; Soyka, John; Spin- Send us your message— reached the point whereby Also, Walton, Sheryl; Davey, Robert DeVaney, George Durna, Patricia Dzialc, Adelines Say per. We enjoyed ourselves. Also, Libertazzo, Mi- ella, Michael and Spugani, Lucille Ebee, Lori Eisner, Jeffrey Felcer, Charlene government is spending tax chael, Llottl, atrlcia; j h j. Weissman, Kathy; Wes- signed. dollars faster than the tax— osep treich, Alan; Wolf, Kath- Flanagan, Susan Flynn. LAURIE YODER, Scribe LaRocco, Annett< Losey, Also, Squillance, Diane Publicity Swell's payer can earn his or her Francis; Maget, Elizabeth; leen; Wolfarth, Joanathan; We'U publish it.* Donna Girgus, Donald Greb. Mary Kay Gunrher, Girl Scout Troop 450 M.j Staryak, Michael P.; Wrzeswiewsky wages to live on, taxing be- Rahway Mammon, Deborah; Mar- Debra Haisch, Nancy Hartmuller, Stephen Hufsmith, yond the capability of the Stell, Sally A.; Storey, Pat- Yergalonis, Edward; Yuricfc; Jack lllian, Deborah Jackey, Steven Janet, Lee Kane, Their Agenda bach, Linda L.; Maye, taxpayer to pay. The time ~ - Urenda ricia; Suckar, Sharon A.; Lynn. Zahorbenski Steve Alan Kaufman, Ann Kerr, Kathryn King, Thomas Kupel, ill flprreti iiffl- Blair—t>rr T-oma—andZofcIri,rDavTd. "~ "'" Madison Hill Chapter, will come when the taxpayei—lion-- . L. Maye, Brenda M. Nancy Kroell, Kathryn Krupowies, Wendy Lesko, George szewicz, David; Utegg, MERIT Logothetis. Sweet Adelines, Inc. of Clark will not pay y and paypay,, and cials, can determine this. We McKenna, Mary L.; Mills, would like to take this oppor- that time is nearer than the taxpayer have had Shirley; Vigilante, Barbara; Atkinson, Mike- Bodnar Ellen Long, John Lystach, Robert Mac Farlane, Nancy enough! Now it Is up to you. Barbara; Moran, John F.; tunity to thank The Clark Voss, Barbara C.; Wilson, Lizabeth; Croteau, Albert] Marker, Cathy Masterson, Michael McGuire, George anyone will care to admit. Morse, Patricia; Mossberg, Patriot for the excellent Which will it be? Economy R. and Ziobro, David. DeRosa Frank- Dozltsky MEN'S Mehm, Priscilla Miklas, Maria Mirto, Earl Morgan, In other words we are run- Agnes C; Mjrphy, Jane; publicity given our chorus in government spending or a Paula; Glagola, Barbara; M^cl^ael Mytrowltz Diane O'Shanny, Norma Perez, ning out of taxpayers. Nash, Michael F.; Nason, during the year. tax rebellion? Blackwell, John D. Bost, Jenkins. Kim; Karavites. SHOP Bertram "Peters, Janice Petronella, Candace Plage, This country was founded Brenda M.; Nieves, Miriam; ; Due to your good coverage by people, taxpayers, vyho John E.; Carlson, Jurt D.; perpr. i-y-<*\\ T^ohnn I n>,ir,' 1541 MAIN ST Steven Plotkin, Z 1 1 E i >1 iVl ra Dondle of our activities, we have could no longer live under PHILIP F1NZEL RAHWAY Andrew Prince, Susan Rutledge, Deborah Sanguiliano, paCf kn^ i! r " l H f ' SO. Joseph J.iS'Pearkmann^Lmeb received several requests to the oppressive taxatiun im- b79 Westfield Avenue "!:...,'---"li^^SZi^ hicholtz. Susan Ji-;-Gr£CD^ ^j p .^^ j ^ - _ •We reserve • — Donna Sbarro, Nancy Smar, Harry Spear, Lynn Stanis- nar ose h; t i6t iv+f U perform for various organi- posed uponthemAre weguing Rahway Nancy L.; Harchetts, Harry iary. Storey, Debra; Waller, lowski, Bonnie Susser, Maryann Telesco, Dawn Thomas, the right to edit. zations and quite a few new to have this condition again A C flnd Wllllame Ma Robert Veeck, Lorraine Vella, Allen Weiss, Judy members. by the wanton disregard for iyr M\; pTcL ey. Lois A ; ]^n^ J i d i t h'T; K%1 S' - ^ experienced professional craftsmen Honed to a hardness ot S n. ,s : Wesner, Ann Yarusavage, Diana Zawadski, Thomas Ploclc, Barbara Ann; Ponte, czynskl Mario- Martin /hat's a banker doing in a jewelry storeV Oi. perh.ips more aptly Sweet Adelines Is a bar- the taxpayer? Will 1972 be- Deacon to Be come the--yea:r~of the -state"~~*%~~k—• i "*-~" " Maria D ; Quinn, Kevin M.; Lynda and M.elandfl. Edward . > Mohs (natural diamonds read 10). real Diamonairs will even sciaid. GRADE 11 ' hershlp harmony singing-or- M RIccio, Renee; Rice, Sally j. Whats a jewelry store doing in a bank income tax, state pruperty qlass just like the real thing! In fact, their qrmitry is scrfrnwlKs: 1 .itton Wendy Barnes, Susan Herman, Joan Branden, Lori ganization for women. Our J., Robbins, Lynn; Rodger, Also, Moro, Robert D. TEEN-AGE DRIVERS - OLDER DRIVERS Precisely this. Bankers are also jewelers now that F-wnklin State aim is to teach the American tax and a violent tax resel- Ordained Sat. ; places them in rich looking black velvet leweler's boxes with tin-- >•>!.- Budd, James Bukowiec, Deborah Bula, Charles Burger, Fiona M.; Rowley, Jill E-; Nolan, Steve; Pannone, Ron REVOKED DRIVERSl Bank is offering real Diamonairs! You can get them right in the bank at Richard Burton, Kathleen Conaghan, Janice Connell, folk art of singing four-part Rev. Mr. Stephen Ruggiero, Annmarie D.; D.; Rlvero, RoseAnn; Scar- .juarantee: "Oiamonair simulated diamonds are permanently iju.u.i - Lyrm- eornett, Philip Crawford, Stephen Cyran, harmony, and through per- Scha-r-wath, G*ri the-Diamonair*:boutique simply by opening a checking or savings formances we like to served as a deacon intern ~^edan?wTireereplac^^^7h^rtors~ Lawrence De Palma. Denise De Simone, Linda Duff, COUNCIL Michael A.; Sica, Elaine; Schulman, Gary- Automobile Insurance account of $100 or more, depositing $100 in an already existing savings Robert Elliott. Breiula Evans Patricia Finger Herbert encourage a universal ap- Continued for the past eleven months Sinclair, Sharon K. and Ska- under nonnal Mcar' Fischer. preciation or that kind of at St. Mary's Roman Catho- kandy, Linda E. account or taking out an installment loan of $1500 or more This minimal music. Our theme son; From Pg. 1--Rahway lic Church, Rahway, will be Motorcycle Insurance So come to any one of Franklin State Bank's IS cuiavnientl- Steven Friedman Also. Skribner, JoAnn L.; deposit affords you the opportunity of owning the same kinds of famous Craig Garsh stones that Liz Taylor and Zsa Zsa wear - for as little as $29 95 for a located offices, visit the jewelry boutique and see the complete line Grabo 1 karat solitaire only at Franklin State Bank. In their 14 Kt. white or of men's rings, solitaires, ladies' cocktail rings, pendants and love nn Gros AUTO FINANCING—PREMIUM FINANCING stel: yellow gold settings, they sparkle and glimmer just like the real thing Don't miss this dazzling opportumtv to own a real niamon.ni toi .:- Calf 381-1100 Only a jeweler can distinguish the difference! Made by Litton Industries. little as $11 l»S Valerie Legan, Glenn Leshner, Mary Beth Lewis, JEANNE GRAHAM park. Diamonair Simulated diamonds are cut to multi-faceted brilliance by Mlchele Macauley, Celeste Magglo, Joseph Malicky', Publicity Chairman Mr. Lawrence reminded ,« ^v^s Mary Marrone, Barbara Mattlage, Maureen Me Elroy, Madison Hill Chapter councilmen of one other in- ARTHUR LLOYD AGENCY,™ Georgean Mercurlo, Thomas Mlehalczyk, Kathleen Sweet Adelines, Inc. cidence when he asked them Neugold, Patricia Nolan, Joseph Osienskl, James Pan- Clark to pursue county financing 1743 St. George Ave., Rahway curak, Robert Parin, Craig Phillips, Isabella Pizzl, which resulted in saving city Janice Poeltler. Tax Rebellion taxpayers $30,000. Mindy Robbins, Michael Rustlck, Susan Salvesen, Our 32nd Year of Service Cheryl Schiller, Maryanne Shinestuhl, Robert Schwan- Or Economy- kert, Ann Shaln, Sheryl Siman, Roy Splewak, Scott MEMORIAL £>tet>t>ms, uaiuei StSc] ToTTrfStec"; Debra '1 norrrsor77~ Diane Wapner, Elyee Weinstein, Carol Whalen, Nancy Which Is It? WITlf_ .Kenneth-Wilkinson, Frlw.irri 7yra From S^ CflMDLE GRADE 12 I^'^vo?i3er Tiow many other Corps from World War II. Marion Altvater, Sarahann Antunelli, Carol Bahl. taxpayers in the Btate of The parade will assemble Always open when you need us... Daily 8 to 8. Saturday 9 to 5 Karen Bailey, Lawrence Banker, Wayne Chaneski, New Jersey feel the way I at 10:30 a.m. at the Grover WEEK do about our elected offi- Cleveland School area on E. Thomas Christensen, Robert Curley, Linda Dale, Leslie cials. I am very disappointed ONLY Scotch Plains Wostdold-Fonwood Deck, Gall Dlos, Eileen Estersohn, Cynthia Faeser, Milton Avenue and will start BRANCHES: Hillside Clark -utlth——elc£ ,.; p^^t-^n Rnari .T^K Pnrk AvRnna 2222 South Avenue march win De telling UB what they will do other oflices serving Middlesex, Monmouth and Somerset Counties. for us when elected. When E. Milton Avenue, Main" Robin Guerry, Sheila Hamilton, Leslie Hlrschfeld, elected to office, these same Street, Irving Street, E.Mil- $ Rfibert Hnat, Lawrence Hoogsteden, Valerie Huska, officials will not listen to ton Avenue, past the review- 55 Ib. Case Limit 2 Cases ... 10 Robert Isaac, Jerri Jameson, Andrew Jursek, Steven the people who put them in ing stand at W. Milton and Knstner, Harold Klsner, Sharon Klehm, Sherri Kozotch, office. Emerson Avenues, Pierpont~I Carol Kulp, Wilbur Lawson, Patricia Lewis. Rickl Street and Central Avenue;— | DIAMONAIR Trademark of Llllon Industries, tnc , DiamonairDiviston. 'Lewis, Sh^Ua Llchoxvld, Nancy Locher, Nancy Lykes, I feel that now Is the rime The parade will disband at ______^_____—_^— to make a detcrminedreffort the Rahway Public Library -piRST-pTA~niFER7SMrsir-Angte^Dios-of-49-Kobcrc-RoadrClark,-woa gtvon the first— . . 7NIailc~Mc Devitt, fte AsBociatlon-of ATthur-br-Johwson— Kathleen Me Elroy, Jbynne Mac Farlane, Patricia Regional High School, Clark, on May ll.-M.ro. Diosoervud as president of the ICK-WORKS - -~ ~-KJ-IHf»r, Ch^ryl^Kiewell^-liaxljarii^akes^^^LX^pcrjnan,— .nehrirah Seery, Maw, ShaW, Knhtn ^&l2ha IJSh^IFkIK^JUhly^School t l JhS KumpT "SchobT~aHa^the "rcgfonal nigh ^schooT^or which she Was tbc-flrsrpresident CEJge~O^S6'ggty7^CHrI5B>nr-pIage.-Ma>:iortc Plotkin, Lynette Steelc, John-Suchoruky: , Eileen Sywec.-ChrlBttrie MTdiael Plymack, RutH~PrygrocUi, Ueboi'Sli RapoTaa, SzcaepansklrShelte-- Fank»l7^athexihe-^le«C0rr~At-iene Mrs. DioB waBTilBajpresldent of the Clark Council of-parent- Teachers Associations. Man Richer, Michael Robei, Richard Roain, Fay Tomkovlch, Vincent Vaccaro, Susan Verrastro, Dawn A scroll was presented to her by Mrs. George Muskus, president of the high school trt^TMjTRll^^CieheRylfflK •^W3iloi7"Ptane"Walton^Betfa=Wetshola^fohn~Wlllen- —- ••— — '~^6QgB7^rlri"ap'ta"*6f'ttrc' lif^h' 8choo}y4eofcr "David Satskowekl, Andrea Scavuzzo, Jo Ann Schneider, brock. Donna Woodruff. THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1972 PAGE 7 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT

PAGE 6 THURSDAY, WAY 25, 1972 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT Public Hearings Eagles Auxiliary 32S Ladies Get DISCOUNT HOUSE OF AVENEL CD o! k Selects //o 12 YIABS IN TH£ POOL BUSINESS «^ •J£*£LJ^5JJJ!iS#Ji!iJKl!{Ji« On Fluoridation ***"** * S 12'x24'x48" 18x48 c Installation to Be Hints on Safety NEW 1972 5 OVAl PACXAGt nominating Unit a/ > //. - I/I at ^ J PACKAGE Being Planned inditing * . W ALL-ALUMINUM From Molesters POOLS To Fill 2 Posts The engagement of Miss h<_-<>ul, and niDre recently at Friday, June 2 The Fluoridation Study Kathleen Virginia Orr cuha-rt'd I icari International Clark Unit 328 American Commission, mandated by *4.99. Court Victory No. 449 of Hong-Myong Kim of Seoul, School, Seoul. OfficerB of the Ladies Aux- Legion Auxiliary, appointed. ( Senate Joint Resolution No. the Catholic Daughters of Korea, was announced b) iliary of Rahway Aerie 1863, Mrs. Frank. Krov, Mrs. 23, met for the second time America met May 9 at theher parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. k mi, son of MrsFraterna. l Order of Eagles, Joseph Walsh and Miss Pat- J 1 - )j on May 17 and voted to have Columbian Club, 80 W. In-Harry Orr of o03 ilamsun 1 .'.•(.• IMnhin and the late will be installed on Friday, ricia Krov to the nominating public hearings in September man Avenue, Rahway. Street, Rahway. Mr. Kim, is a graduate oi June 2, at 7:30 p.m. in the si?. 1 ht_-uul National I Diversity. Main Restaurant, W. Main committee for the new slate or October. The time, place The resignations of Mrs. Miss Orr is a graJu.au Street, Rahway. of officers for 1972-19'>3. a k - - and number of hearings were Helen McCoy, treasurer, and of St. Mary's bchool in Kah-IU- nui j. iu.iiuc and sci en- on Monday, June 5, in the bagles Home. National security chair- sent to the commission lady; Rose Sapienz a, Linda cation and education suj er- rilu a l\ i s.i r\ council. lady Mrs. Joseph Walsh re- u |i|V, chairman in care of the State Eisenkerch, Dorothea Can- vlsor at W^udbridgt- State I lu-> i Ian u, bt- married Mrs. Peare selected to be ported that U.S. Savings Department of Health, P.O. field and Marge Horling. School, Avenel, Miss > 'rr this suin iiier in St. M ary's the auxiliary s "Mother of K y Bonds were purchased by Box 1540, Trenton, New Jer- FROM CAPITOL TO RAHWAY...Rahway Chapter No. 607, American Association •***! pari* to r\M* «fcf torrid*. * 18i33'x4S" Mrs. Loughery spoke about taught hngUsh a u-ar and a R. •[]! in t, atlii lie t. 1 lurch, Rah- the Year," was honored at sey 08625. 2 OVAl PAOUGt half at So gang Irmersm, the Mother's Day program members during April. of Retired Persons, receives American flag which was flown over the United PACKAGE 20 gooo* WIMTUIZCO vUyf Un+r ^wranf** winners of the court's poetry Safety chairlady Mrs. The chairman. Assembly- States Capitol In Washington. Walter S. Clapp, former president of the chapter, *r pool IU«. [Ik*** Waminty \O fr*. pro-^wrtq) contest for whom a reception of the auxiliary In the Eag- les Home on May 15. Mrs. Herbert Muth reported on man Herbert H. Kiehn of center is pictured with Councilman Wilson D. Beauregard, left, who represented FREE WINTERIZING POOL COVER was given on Tuesday at the the precautionary measures- —| Rahway, said another meet- the Veterans Central Committee, and Paul Angelo, who represented Ren Cornelius Columbian Club. Peare was presented with .'"•"n'. L , WitK ponkovf ol any ATRtQ ROUND or OVit. PAtfAGf „ • a / M. a gift by Mrs. Anne Boros women can take to protect ing will be held to develop E. Gallagher. *869. Regent Ann Swart, Helen ihemselves when walking the details of the public hear- KliiHHf and Clairt?. 1 iartnett president^ Mrjs^ Pear< thanked the^auxiliaTy for alone at night and driving ings. attended she state con- a P .nd parking their cars7~5Ke Other members of theStudent Victors In Mathematics J^ntesL Listed COMPtETE POOL PACKAGES INCLUDE: _iB arlanHr Tt commission are Senator S POOL S FILTER « A'llM. LADDER • GROUND COVER • TEST KIT where the worldwide con- la will Archbishop ijf Newark, Mr. a dinner a'fter trie meeting. 37: Uim fc. Johnp- in eompctitio«-wna-at ide -JCouax—placed Rf;cond and_ m. y.AC WTH HOSf * THRU THE WALL SKIMMER (except 15 Ideal Package) Richard J. M eliu Mothers present at the din- to keep close to the curb ayne Uumont y\ fnr rhe dLh•_••_• J Mu-liVMu-ki has been serving ?MUipsburg. Dr. William J. son Regional High School from sister schools. third, respectively. Michael ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~XZD of A in July. John tho to—Ice die vv lnuuw c Fnrlev nf Brlelle. Jerome students wnwnoo compeieutftMm me Jny—LuAKiibttm—o^jiiy I-UJ.CIIIJCIB ^I-^.«IT~ ^ nxr^a .-a, ^-^ Anges Crahan, the prev- Cathedral, Newark. Thenlne Aprs srlr Roman O IWOtWH vinyl lln«tr IBO(Un^Mf ffHCT worranl rintomiory 10 y*or yx^l»--« " •'«»' patient in St. Elizabeth Hos- M will be conducted by the- ] p iaIrlaay~"raTs8~T>atricia Br' ---% -Rantly Day on May 13-.were an= a. gold medal, Gary Gordon dents wTTC receive citation pitalT Elizabeth. Most Rev. Thomas A. Ho.UnA,- i n iunda/ I- a the r M lell- state inside guard, and Mrs rov announced that the unit 15 x48 PACKAGE **>flQ 12'x24'tf»8" OVAl PACKAGE it:AC ^('icki vvITV" offer""a~ concfele- Saranto's of rSernardsville, nounced this week. and Roy Spiewak placedsec- certificates in addition to "Fearey stare" ~ct sent each of the Gold Star Dorothea E Hummel Students from the Johnson ond and third, respectively, mathematical publications. bratcrd nidsa oi thanksgiving Mrs. Peare, reporting M-ethera a card-^ndgiit-forj Mra 15x27x48" OVAl PACKAGE fJL^Q ai ^ p.m. at St. Leo's R i- ?*^T Jlf Mendham and' Hugh U Regional In Clark, Jonathan and Anne Shaln received an -. _ • NEW SERVICE FOR THIS AREA Mrs. Marge Stringer, M * other's Ddy.~ Mrs. James G. Woodward - man c atholic Church, Irvtng- alx>ut the Home on the Range Itnsch of Lambcrtvillc. Dayton In "SpielHgftiaa^- Gnv=zaonorahleTnRnTiPnv/: -;'.:." K Ilffirprt Kjfig 24 "x48" PACKAGf T8"x33' x48 tun, Ins home parish. Mrs. Joseph Walsh was project. e winner of the dark horse (The fotmer Mass Cheryl Lynn Salerno) The commission will ernor Livingston in Berkeley Robert Bielk will receive J VlllWiJ «• v, . Incl. V! HP Industrial Flh«r i. >n bundjy, June 4, at 2 award, and Miss Patricia report its finding6 and Heights and. QayltLrtoarltiy n silver medal for taking top n*.T/* incL h HP Csram-rtl!!! f !h«r "prrrr: trc—wrirt—otter—a—COTI'-- Mrs. Kim r. Frawlf recommendations to the gov- in kenilworth vied on honors In the Level 2 com- M-jmpH al III II ANTHRAFILT YOUR ~Wrsrtrarry~W7"MtHnwBtl 2nd ToF cclcbrarcd mass of thanks- (The former Miss Geraldine T. x tiuoi and tlic Lcgiolaturc petitiorhrpp rUfff-renn for twr levelo hourss of. com Th-e placenedctond nw»nf. Deborai Anh nBolanowsk V^rusav-l nUIHCU 01 UVIV. HEADQUARTERS FOR Fur.tr.FUFMT *. WFDDING ANNOUNCEUbNTS ^ii'iV tiio " t?di3nto r—tiftd" St. John the—(\.poaxle_Ro (The former Miss Pamela Elizabeth Behnke) thSevening. three levels were determined age and Jo Bilanin were tied Raymond W. Bauer, pre~ ANTHRAF1LT , DTATOMfTE GRADUATION PHOTOS' DIPLOMAS • CERTIFICAT ot St. John's. Fol- man Catholic Church, Clark- ~By the number oi years 01 tdrTHTfa~j5IaCe; ldcnt—&£—United—Counties- FflBTH SOCIAL SECURITY OR ANY IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS. PRESERVE BEPLACEMENT LINERS THEM FOREVER IN BEAUTIFUL VINYLITE • CLEAR • WHITE • RED Luv. mg the mass, Father Linden, was the setting Sat- held at the post home on June high school mathematics Jess Ravlch wni receive a Trust Company, Elizabeth, TTT1HRS -V-ELL-OW • OR GREEN BACKING urday afternoon for the mar- study. Contestants were bronze medal for ranking announced the appointment of five new officers: Frank Lowest Prices! PRICED FROM BLACK 5. WHITE OR COLOR PHOTOS hit> firsi pritfStly blessing to riage of Miss Rose Mary WL-.1NSTOCK-PRACFR ranked according to place- nupnber one in the Level 1 PRODUCTS tJie parishioners in the tea- Cangelosi, daughter of Mr. City Resident ment in school and were not contest. David Berg and Mark G. DeLuca of Bayonne, An- Mr. and Mrs. Laurie Sa- with a bachelor of arts in thony J. Gerbino of Garfield, chers' 111 u n g e. and Mrs. Chester E. Can- J 2n-Cl -'l/la/ii-i-ea Miss ArleneRoycePrager, l- hi lerno of2338 Whittier Street, English Ut er"u" ^/^ America Francisco of the gelosi of 25 Coldevin Road, C$. )i• • r Lawrence H. Grant of West- DISCOUNT HOUSE OF AVENEL Send in your social news, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. -rnnm; James On- Rahway, announced the mar- She »s a co-manager ota Paterson Street, Clark, to Warren 1-. Sor- Miss Gerald-Tie TV'TTHVf, ~ TEL. DJO-77OD PARKING field, and Ralph E. Rosaml- The w.-JJing ot Miss Pa- flowers and palms were used Jules Prager of Verona, and lughter of Freeholder and eniho and !\inald Schuyler. riage of their daughter, Mlse women s boutique in Prince- ^way> wag senrenced by lia, Jr., of Morrlstown, all 994 U.S. 1 (Corner Lord Avenue) AVENEl © 636-0061 Featuring and let your friends know rendno, son of Mr. andMrs, to decorate the altar. Leslie Weinstock, sonofMr. tol mela Elizabeth ISehnki.-, dau- rs. Edward H. Tiller of ll'.e bride wore a silk Cheryl Lynn Salerno, to h. r _, artondod Superior Court Judge John assistant treasurers, and MON. thru FBI. 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. O SAT. and SUN. 1O A.M. to 6 P.M. what's happening. Frank Sorrentino of 578 Fas- Mrs. Fred Acrin was ma- and Mrs. Irving Weinstock James G. Woodward, son of The 8 saic Avenue, Kenilworth. ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Juhn ocust Drive. Garwoou, organz.! ^uu;i [rimmed, with ' ,°i °h SchoT He E Bargeg r to an indetermln- Louis J. Stivall of Florham i . CARDS . G1FTWAHE G. Behnku ^t J.17'3 Culuniai trun of honor. The brides- of 89 John Street, Clark, the bride ul Kan C. small green flowers, with Mr. and Mrs. Oakley M. Princeton gg Park, assistant secretary. maids were Mrs. Robert were marriedSunday evening Woodward of Princeton. received a bachelor of ate reformatory term on . ENGRAVING . TROPHIES KRONEN - GSEUL Drive, Rjhwa\, and Harry Frank son of Mr. and Mrs. fingerti] veil. The brldecar- Thursday in Elizabeth for The bank maintains a Walter McDuwVll 2nd, son of Phillips, Miss Kathy Mau- at the Short Hills Caterers, Carl S. Frank of 57 Wendell rled :> bouquet ot Cymhldl- The ceremony was held science degree in biology branch office in Clark. . PLAQUES . NAME PLATES reen McDowell and Mrs. Millburn. from Bucknell University in larceny. (golden C •hina THE SIGN OF A Mr. and Mrs. Marry W. Mc- Place, Clark, on Saturday, um^ ap.d sUjhani'Us with on May 13 at the Unitarian Judge Barger ordered the • RUBBER STAMPS • CUSTOM Miss Catherine Mary Dowell ut JS-l Rudolph Ave- Donald Ann Van Antwerp. May 1-1, at 4:30 o'clock in Church of Princeton and 1965. Chinese-Polynesian Restaurant GOOD BUSINESS Gsell, daughter of Mr. and STALHVICZ-ARGrHLLO 1^ > • Mr. Woodward served in defendant to serve the term . OIL PAINTINGS PICTURE FRAMING nue, Rahud\t was riulemnl- The best man was Gordon the Church of St. Anne, Gar- was written by the Rev. concurrently with the one ORDERS XQ.~TAKi; OUT NEIGHBOR . . . Mrs. Raymond G. Gsell of B. Simmons. The ushers wood. length ;;n\vns of green, yri^ —Robert Cope, the bride and the intelligence branch of - SIGNS HAND PAINTED OR ENGRAVED 903 Caldwell Avenue, Union, zed on Saturday at 1 1 o'- The marriage of Miss Lv- the Army for two years. He he Is serving at present. clock in .-lion l-vangelical were James W. Musacchio, elyn Ar uell of The Rev. Robert Ki.-cl.- low, j-mk, ofvlud arid melon. the g^oom. The larceny occurred on "Good Food for Good Health" became the bride of David C. Louis Trushcim and hlwin B ° Nicaragua The bride wore a gown is employed as a technician Kronen, son of Mr. andMrs. Lutheran Lhurch, Railway. to Joseph J. Stalevicz Jr., mann performed che double- A recej nun was held in at Dataram Corp., Cranbury. Sept. 18, 1970, in Rahway. Schwart2j_. Ting ceremony. The nruK thf Sulj.liur Sj-rmg;- Inn, iWr- of muslin and tea lace in Ribbons And Bows Charles Kronen of 66 Dawn The Rev. Walter J. Maier son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph The couple will reside In Our newspaper is the old- EDISON. N. J. Drive, Clark, Saturday in The bride wore a gown of Stalevicz of 1122 Harold was given In marriage b\ the ViGtor-ian-style-and cax= 1697 OAK TREE ROAD performed ttu ceremony. organza and Venise lace en- ce| ii^ii, [h< *. ^ij K leit tor a ried a multi-colored nose- a country cottage In Hopewell est weekly in New Jersey. St. Leo's Roman Catholic The bride was given in mar- Avenue, Rahway, took place her father. ( Township. A UNIQUE ESTABLISHMENT Church, Irvington. riched by lace appliques and ueddm>; tri[ ii Bermuda. gay. riage by her lather. White accented by lantern sleeves. Saturday in St. Mary's Our Miss Diane Frank, sisur Attending the couple were Lad of Vilna Roman Cacho of the bridegroom, uas m no I he [iridt., .1 graduate of 1247A Roosevelt Avc. Her cathedral veil was >' " Arthur L. ,k,l.n^on R-gional their parents, the bride's lie Church, tynon. of honor. Mrs. Frederick crowned by a Juliet lace cap. Stein, sister of the bruit., High Sc hi •' = 1 in '.lark, isem- sister, Barbara, and the Carteret, N. J. tkr The bride's bouquet was was matron of honor. The pluyed as a service repre- groom's sister, Judy. After scephanotis and eucharlst sentative 11; L ranlord by the the four o'clock ceremony, THE SIGN OF 1 lilies . Kluse, Boyle Get san Frank, sister ul tlu-New Jurat . I3ell Telephone the party drove to the house A MERCHANT [he Matron of Hone I. ompar.v . of the groom's parents in Call 969-0500 .<&>»Philadelphia, Pa., where the Mu rt- Ui JM M ' nil )Un_-rs in i 'hone. 381-3842 achievement and received A. Decker Jr., son of Mr.if.ainva\ attt'tidt-d a dinner I — — _ — - GOOD THRU JUNE 15, 1972 — — ——. bridegroom will continue his every award Cub Scouting and Mrs. Girard A. Decker As Helen Keller Gowns preparation for the ministry has to offer. of 303 W. MUton Avenue,May 13 liuld in thuir honor at the Lutheran Theological Rahway, were married Sai- tor MJIIKT'S Day given by Miss Sandra Elaine Zuk, Beta 1'lu l,ai, tlie yuung lad- a senior at Rahway High USD A CHOICE -. )^/ BRIDAL GOWNS, INCIN . Seminary, Philadelphia. Allentown, P° H> ie a mpm- urday afternoon at Trinity HARD TO The bride Is a 1971 grad- ber of the American Guild United Methodist Church, ies scrvki- club, at the J, School, was awarded an wrpj JL J- Brides - B.idesmaids - Moth uate of Montclair State Col- F.K L'ummanity Center, 79G "Oscar" by the Revelers, a BEAT H IN DQU ARTE RS^i^S: , of Organists. Rahway. t. Ha-zrlwuod Avenue, Rah- Rahway-based amateur act- y SZ>*-^ Flower G.rls - Proms and Fo. lege, I'pper Montclair. The bridegroom was way. ors troope, for her perfor- PRICES graduated cum laude in 1971 Speaking at the J.nner were mance of Helen Keller in SAVE NOW ONLY For from Muhlenberg College, Your Photographer Peggy Solomon, acting mis- "The Miracle Workers," 111 CEMTRAL AVE., WESTF1ELD - TEL- 654-3383 tress" of ceremonies; Oeriis'e" staged by the Trrtrarr. UP TO Moore, club president, and Miss Zuk is the daughter For All Seasons Mrs. Barbara Bates, club of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Zuk advisor. of 996 Stone Street. Rahway. 75% . SPRING PROMS the Carmen Tylcr and Diane She plans to pursue studies . MAY ENGAGEMENTS Givens recited poems writ- in dramatics at the Univer- WE CAN HELP YOU . JUNE WEDDINGS ten in tumor of Mother's sity of Maine, Orono, Me. Fryers 19' IbJ . PASSPORT PHOTOS Day. Miss M.iun- and She will begin her freshman Pork Claudia lhomas sang a me- year ijn September. Chops 19C Ib. Ultimate GAYLORD ST lody ahuiit m ithers. CICCOTELLI - CWYNAR Sliced Clarktan Shopping Center . Wilbur Uuuptrr, program Bacon ,, 19C Ib. Rantan Rd.. Clork 382 2453 courUmatur at KC A(J, com- mended members of Beta Mies Garol Ann y Spare :il I a 1 fu r th e l r e ffo rt s. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ribs 19" Ib. In Henry E. Cwynar of Somer- Turkey 19' Ib. set, was engaged to Stephen Hot Charles Clccotelll, son of Columbianettes Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ciccotelli Dogs 19' Ib. of 22 East Lane, Clark. Smoked To Meet June 7 Miss Cwynar expects to Ham 19' Ib. Taste be graduated In June from Country Hallway I ulunibianetre.s Trenton State College. Sausage .... 19' Ib. Has "tight money" will meet on June 7 ar 8 Ewlng, with a bacnelor or~ p.m. at ttie Culumbianette arts degree In psychology. boon keeping you and Clubhouse, St.' W. lnnian Ave- She is a member of Philo- nue, Railway, announced pre- mathean Sigma sorority. your family from sident Mrs. Helen Keeshan. Mr. Ciccotelli received a GWJRMFTPACK DRESSES - CASUAL WEAR Fall plans will be discussed. bachelor of science In owning your own HOW WE USDA PRIME LEATHER GOODS - ACCESSORIES A covered disli social will health and physical educa- HELP YOU . . . be held on Sunday, June 11, tion from Trenton State Col- STEAK ORDER home? Good newv lege and Is a member of JUNIOR and MISSES at 4 p.m., w i rh Flo r enc e OPEN DAILY 'Sheehan chairing the event. the professional physical ed- A Nost Exquisite Selection of Now we can moke o Making Mortgage FEATURING: ucation fraternity. Phi o SLACKS • SEPARATES 10-6 I'.M. On M.iy 6 the annual bus more Mortgage Loans Loans is a major part of Thurs. & Fri. trip to New York City was EpsUon Kappa. He is a for- o BLOUSES • SKIRTS til' 9 P.M. made for a dinner and thea- mer captain of the Trenton Wo're happy nnr hn*;itip«. Wn know how. c SUITS • SWEATERS tre party. Janet Dowds was State football team and plans per ib 0 clTarge OTtlre SUTTrig." " tc~teach "and -coach starting~| In »t*»k» Why t>»V »"> M Years of experience help Half Sizes "From t;dw"n"B~=TottBBrs-Oawns 1 bocauso u/o want Two new members were in the fall. loin rbb & HkHll trorri lU« V^/V^***"^ us advise you in the selection of 1247A ROOSEVELT AVE.. CAKTERET 969-1750 welcomed into the club; The wedding is planned C * O MI eK*r*. to help more poopla Vilma Burla and lileanore for Dec. 2. a home that meets all of your needs. DeAntonio, announced mem- buy or build. And bership chairlady Marge CORDASCO-JACKEY s^ersonaMnterest in your family. — -—— you'll be happy Miss Patricia Ann Jackey, Dressy anci^Casual daughter of Mr. and Mrs. •i . Hn^our-now homo it's FUR STORAGE TIME again . . . ^Thomae-Ai Jackey—of-J^l- Como in, soon store, YOUR FURS where you KNOW you get the VERY BtST! BorShow Will Rose Terrace, Clark, be- came the bride of Vincent L. Cordasco, son of Mr. Be-Held-Sunday l COLS): FIR "STORAGE-".--". Brooklyn, Saturday in St. "tntorosl ts computod at -4% por annum on tho average balance oi a completed SO-weok club CUSTOM MEATS, !N€. Tim Rrrinfhrfrd t-Ve—Roman "Club's 30th Dog Show will be Catholic Church, Clark-Lin- Control Jmrtnv *f**» North JerLov AfeU (iiAMNii 01 -FUR.GARMENTS;•. Serving J*<-lWy CKy. Union £. The OrWn(j«i held Sunday from 8 a.m. to den. South itirtvy &raa 6 p.m. at St. Joseph's High 141 FAYETTE ST. 228 WRIGHT STREET 999 Route 17 School, Plalnfield Avenue, Roc hell** t>ur\i. Nnw J«t*««y HESTYMNG community state PoDh Amboy. N«w J " STONEWALL SAVINGS AND Metuchen. 248-3500 109 Quimby Street I riv l"ic/.-ii|> niiil 826-3100 845-8950 - LOAN ASSOCIAriON Tioket6 are priced at $1 and trust company • LINDEN RAHWAY ROSELLE Phone 352-3703 and . may be purchased at- LinderCs Oldest Clark's First Financial In&titutic —Kindness—Kennols, -Society - 925^500 —for-the-Preventlon-of-Gruel-- Main Office - - - Urorich"Of/rco" ty to Animals, 90 St. George =^VGS&AVENbE— 1-1OO-RAR-ITAN ROAD. Avenue, Rahway. ----- • All money received fr_om work."— Fred W. Grown, LINDEN. NEW JERSEY CLARK. NEW JERSEY 56 BROAD STREET • since 1920 • ELIZABETH, N.J; the sale of tickets at the The Bci-Bcn (N. J.) Citizen. 232-7888 konnels will be used by it.

',&".••.•: THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1972 PAGE 9 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT PAGE 8 THURSDAY, WAY 25, 1972 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT Tigers Top Boys Twirlers WATCHUNG CONFERENCE (Continued from Page 8) Baseball Standings As of May 22 1 Ray's Corner Forty groups took part in W Of CYRC; Girls the exhibition with first place Cranford 6 winners in each group as Westfleld 7 follows: Jill Breza, Janet Berkeley Heights 6 ted by^Btaes Sales, Beth Ann Wilson, Jill Connella and the relief pit- Hillside 5 Signorino, Natalie Lusarki, The Rahway High School The unbeaten Tigers con- Rahway's Junior Olympics Winners of events in Sat- baseball team, which won a cher, Kurt Mohns. Scotch Plains 4 tinued to lead the boys' track and field team will urday's meet will be entered Maureen Coaktey, Katherine Uoug Zimmel and AlZolto, CLARK 3 Cregge, Ann Marie Zepko. game and iost three last teams ln the baseball compete in the New Jersey in the state flnals on Satur- week, will play the nine of Rahway pitchers, allowed 10 RAHWAY 2 program of the Citizens Amateur Athletic Union dis- day, June 19, at 10 a.m. ln Karen Clement, Justine Po- hits, struckout six and walked Schedule By Ray Holland lanichka, Joann Dolchak, John 1-. Kennedy High School, Youth Recreation Committee trict meet on Saturday at Warinanco Park, Elizabeth. lselin, tomorrow afternoon two. Zolto was the loser. ... Saturday last week after games at 10 a.m. on the fleldofScotch Nancy Stueber, Cynthia Pro- Rahway made five hits. The Scotch Plains at Berkeley Weequahic High School throw of 201 feet 9 inches. 7 3/4 Inches. The event was bus, Linda Corey, • Yvette at Veterans Memorial Field, Green Field, Rahway. of Newark and MillburnHigh Cameron Mosely of Rah- won by Ken Blackwell of Plalns-Fanwood High Rahway. hitters were Russ Banz and Heights. School, Scotch Plains. Lusardi, Kelli Muha, Patty / immel. , .... The Blue Batters, also School willprovlde the tough- way was fourth In the long Westfield with a leap of 21 Jensen, Barbara DeSimol, The Rahway Indians beat > the st-\ crith annual 1- rt.-d.Ju- -< The final Junior Olympics undefeated, paced the girls* vl : est opposition for Coach John jump with a leap of 20 feet, feet 10 1/2 inches. Other teams in the meet Susanne P^ete, Karen Len- the Clark Crusaders last teams. bpenct-r 50-Milt- BicscK 1 )ar,r. \. Moon's Rahway High School represent New Brunswick, track and field meet will be Id Yergalonis, a Rahway front ln the last of the first held today at 5:30 p.m. on sch, Diane Gryziec, Alma week and lost to Hillside, The league standings: Race in Kahwav on lui-h- [•<-r:,u :\: track and field team at the Princeton, Springfield, Jacobl, Robin Tatro, Lori Berkeley ik-lghts and West- pinch-hitter, was the only inning andnever trailed. Paul da>, Jul\ 4. A nnuting uas \Hk- ;• Mecuchen and Scotch Plains. the Rahway River Park track. GIRLS (9-13) New Jersey State Interscho- v Sonatore, Joann Bertelo, field. ; lav er to get a hit off of Pecka walked, stole second ht-ld at tht- Claude 1:. Rtje>J , ), \i , i The Rahway team will Boys and girls 12 and 13 W L lastic Athletic Association Kathleen Caravella, Eileen *. * * the patching of Hob Margher- and scored when John Havas CVnur under the direc i ion \\ •, \ \;, leave the Claude H. Reed years of age will compete. Blue Batters 5 0 regional meet on Saturday. Fortunato, Gina Cattoso, The Highlanders ui Gov- ltc on Thursday as the Hill- singled. Nell Chamberlin ut Herbert Huffman and . ^, ;->. Recreation and Cultural side liigh School Comets doubled to score Havas. Psychedelic Sluggers 4 The Group 3, North Jersey Maureen Ksenlak, Leslie ernor Livingston Regional Unpeelables 2 Hjru-\ Black uftfit- Air.cn- |:_:; ,• Center on Irving Street at The meet was postponed blanked tile Rahway Indians, Section 2, event will be held Skribner, Lyn Marie Anzen- High Schuol, Berkeley Russ Banz tripled. An 3 can H'.^LK- League. a:,.; ; ,: 8:45 a.m. and return about last Saturday because of Dirty Dozen Plus 3 at Williams Field, Elizabeth. berger, Cindy Kasko, Laura Heights, had to go 10 innings 4-0, at Veterans Memorial error then gave the Indians 1 p.m. heavy rain. Field, Rahway . a run in the fourth. A walk Whoppers 4 v. i • i ^!.'. The Rahway athletes will Malone, Marilyn Eastman, before thc-y scored a 3-2 Bogarts 4 harr\ H ass lord led nu ! UN, : face strong competition in Karen Rembish, Theresa triumph over the improving Cary Stukes provided the and Pecka's double scored the final Westfield tally. BOYS (7-1) Merck 4. i_ .),, Inc. Cenr.i.- j; ;: - the individual events. In the Ward, Cathy Lee Barry, Jo- Railway Indians at Veterans Comjts' hitting power, doub- L iean> ;L> a 4-',' victur>, w,ii. ; ;. -,; Gary Schulman and Tom v r ( lOL'GH RACKETS...The Charles H. Brewer School tennis club began its activities 440-yard, Tim Solomon of Elisa Zinbenj Captures Olympics Events anne Chiappette, DoreanSti- Memorial Field, Rahway, on ling twice to knock ln a run. 0 une marched called bcCdUtie l ;,«. Crowell made two hits apiece Tigers ti on May 1. The club consists of 27 eighth—grade boys and glrle. Pictured left to Rahway, a junior, has been PICK OF TWIRLERS...Six finalists In the Miss Rahway les, Dorothy Taylor and Lau- May 17. 1 le scored twice. 1 ut darkness, over the LOCK- \ u <' for Rahway while John Chus- Pirates t ri^ht ar Carl Young, tennis advisor; John Cymansky, Thomas McDevitt, Nancy timed in 49.9 seconds. Brown -EUsfl Zlnberg won Tla Holmes, 5 feet 2 Inches; Recreation Department Twlrlers of 1972 contest pose at rie Randall. Th Industrial I en- t;.L • quarter-mile in 49.1 and Al /.olto, Doug Zimmel and each had one. Meehan. pics sponsored by the Rah- Baseball throw -- l.Elisa front row, Geralyn Sheehy, Mary Beth Yurick and Fran ing- on an error, a passed M pfK r.is i. c-ague match. U-JI: Lewis of Linden has been The exhibition was under ball and Bruce 1 ijnecker's Ken Adriance, who was pro- Starting his frrst gam^ way Recreation Department Zinberg, 119 feet 3 Inches; Martin; back row, Adrienne Swedler, Mindy Rubin and the direction of Richard Grit- Orioles in 4"9727~SoToTTfoTTn"35 and £je Rihway Kiwanis Club 2. Frances Smith; 3. Lori Mary Corridon. Adrienne won the contest. hit to center. motecTTTorn the junior var- Adriance struck out seven -wehke. ICatfay- Pierce was the —oitv ni Rnnsera narrator P:57 and is considered one Running high jump -- its la two conference Adriance pitched for the Rah- allowing eight hits. years of ago. The meet was "Corridon, Susan Schultz, st of the leafierR for a rltlp -Karitjin^:Mavll3-ln-R n h w a y_ Elisa Zinberg. 4 feet; games. took an early 2-U way jayvees last week as Rahway's record jsa^-DclmonaCii, Ralph they played a 2-2 gamgame with 11-1 alTO WesrnelU T3= 0. "' '• Kate Austin of Rahway has River Park. Gritachke, John Felver, and -lt-da Schui: rain-.the 120-yard.high hurd- -Elisa—tool th0 Mgoi^n Running long lump -- 1, nIaxl UiHibled the first run the Clark_jayvees. _ Baskervtlle, 11 Jweph—Sta-rkey- were -pro- "* "*' * Ling Takes Pool les ln 13.8. A Springfield throw with a toss of 119 feet Adrienne gram officials. home and scored when Tom Morr Sports duo, Prather and Fanarof*", 3 inches and the running feet 9 1/2 Inches- 2. Crowell doubled. Ihe Westfield Blue Devils ^ arl A. L arl- But Clark Loses Meet has run the hurdles event :i high Jump with a leap of 4 Michelle Turner; 3. Janet The daily classes of the The Highlanders, after scored a 3-1 victory over Lester Baeszler of Rah- Kictiu-. held rlu- 14.5. Aji.srin's hrst rtmp fm feex. The Jump tied the Catov. . twirling program axe con-netung an unearned run m Rahway in a Watchung con- way, fishing aboard Happy j Rich Clinton won three ners were Kevin Aylward, f.-rpnr,. q-.ni,. ,ih rhp winners out'of Atlantic Highlands on Page 12 record set by Laurie lshmael - tJUVb . 440-yard run, 33.S seconds; rinuing. The yroup will marcli-th«-fou«hi-puUt.-d oven -in-thi^- letet, formerly of Rahway, the 180-yard low hurctli victories for the track and rh field on Friday. '"" won the pool with his eaten 4aJS69, . 75-yard dash -- 1. Regl- UlyuHKS—Austin,—000-yard ac T •in'T '" " M 1" Ar- record of 211 feet in the Arring'tonfs^y ° r Athle-uc Club on Thursday ur L. Juhnsuii Regional the best mark, 161 feet 1 Savacool. on May 16 in Clark one-mile run, 4:41.9, and baseball throw. He broke Clarkhut rh,e f,eam loar to Rahwav. Mike Servedio. two-mile run. inch, in the discus thrc 100-yaid daah this ~~hTs~ prpvioiTQ mark 57 161 h 10:31.3. «a\, fur his 2-i years_ of* hut our Linden last \ feet. .Rebecca Bridges tied Savacool, 14.7 seconds; 2. 70-61. itV- service' a's''"'secTreFa'ry-treas- ~pTay™rhe rmTsTcrc- Dale Blanks; 3. M_keMoore. Clinton was first In the The Clark one-mile relay RAHWAY BOOK second in rfrc I^tr. "annual in the shot pput, Fenster _i the record in the 50-yard quartet won in 3:48.2. Run- urer of the dinner com- ool Comers in n War- Adrlenne Swedler dash, running the event in Standing long jump — 1. 100-yard dash, the 220-yard niiuee. chung Conference ^anie at Millburn has thrown the dis- Dale Blanks, 6 feet 5 inches; dash and the long jump. Clin- ning on the winning team & GIFT SHOP Jan-EIT- American Food cus 157 feet 10 inches. 6.8 seconds. The co-holder were Frank Stevens, Tom cluh. which was active Nolan Field, ^ lark, m. \t is Wanda Taylor who es-2. John Boyne; 3. Don Finer. ton set a new school record of 21 feet 3 1/4 inches. Kopil, Jerry Contenelil and MUSIC BOXES from 1924 through 1936 and Thursday. tablished the mark ln 1967. Baseball throw -- 1. Paul For The Crusaders beai the Nate Austin ofRahwaywon Stu Solomon. FIGURINES which had a membership of The Rahway High School The results: Benkovich, 211 feet; 2. Craig COIFFUKES Smart Fashions Chinatown Family Dinner 22^> in the early 1930s, has Comets, 2-1, mi A[ nl l.s. track and field team finished Lttchko; 3. Al Vill. the 120-yard high hurdles After the meet. Railway's FENTON GLASS The nine ut Abraham i. lark 50-yard dash — 1. Rebecca in 14.7 seconds and the 180- dual meet record was 7-2 At a reunion each year and ln third place in Monday's Bridges, 6.8 seconds; 1. Ri'nnlnK hirrh jump — 1 HHMMFI S Orders to Take Out and K e hisi -•spunsurs the J. Howard High School, Rnselle, will 39th annual Union G«unty Sam Solomon, 4 feet 1 inch; 20.5 lest Prices^ rJck I. am a Wjl- Laura Nepshinsky; 3. Janet seconds. PILGRIM GLASS club, who had a ou. Luiiier ' 1-arrell Memorial Fund. The-... be Clark's opponent 'in Wed- Conference Meet at Williams Catov. 2. Darryl Arrington. 3. Ar- TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY SPECIAL!! was a speaker a( the dinner -slnl]s. ^ ' i-.k-r. i ^ . v K n.-r> "h club went out of existence Andrew N. Barnes nesday at Nolan Field. iield, Klizabeth, as Nate thur Ludwigsen. In the field events, Gary * * * WIDE RANGE OF BOOKS Jr., Misses & 1 .:. li.L V .. it ijsr- Meiii- 100-yard dash 1 — 1. Judy Oleyar of Clark won the The track and field team k.lkiwinu the tournament after its Main Street club- The Austin of Rahway set new and Terrl Stefanik took the Running long jump -- 1. BEST SELLERS Half Sixes : r- n t -: -:!:ir- -n-.l m Kdh- Six Rahway girls won Quinn, 15.6 seconds; 2. SfflAMPOO SB heh! a! house was destroyed by fire conference games las^eek, records in the 120-yardhlgh James Curry, 12 feet 7 in- high Jump with a leap of of Arthur L. Johnson Re- Canton House Henry Anderson of Edison seven first-place trophies duet trophy. Carolyn Wood; 3. Barbara 5 feet 8 mcrreB—and ^vMce-gronal—High—SchocrF,—Gla BIBLES 1 •• J Cuiner ana I .^ and because of the attraction bowing to die iraniurJ i. ou- hurdles and the lso-yardlqw cJies; 2, Bernard Powell; 3, was toastm aster. Former and three second-place tro- Mary Ann Sheehy was first McKenna. Brady of-Craric took the pole was beatcm, 86 1/2-44 1/2, CHILDREN'S BOOKS 1546 IRVING ST. Minniuns, AIS^ ut ctu- club, "" O-iln uf other social and recrea- Police Chief John Ryan of gars, 8-n, and the Rahuay hurdles. phies ai the Twirling Jam- in the intermediate solo, no- Reginald Johnson. tion activities. Indians, 2- 1. Standing long Jump — 1. vault at 10 feet. Rahway's by the team of Scotch Plains- PHONE 382-825S PAPER BOOKS (woo Titi Rahway, N.J. Restaurant shi >i a o5 and Kay L rvin. Woodbridge was slated to Wedtfield won the meet boree of the National Baton vice flag and military march- Bob Yorke captured the shot Fanwood High School onMay M r. Barnes also has share the task with M r. and Rosellr Catholic placed Twirling Association in ing competitions, and second put with a toss of 56 feet 11 18 in Scotch Plains, 53 E CHERRY ST. 1540 IRVING STREET I. : I :, < ^ in- served as secretary-treas- The (. rar.lurd ^ ,>ui;er.s second. in the basic strut. Karen CLOSED 388-0453 Andersun but had a com- Trenton. inches. Bill Kurowskl of Rah- RAHWAY. N J. tirst internati. nal urer of the fund, established mitment to attend the meet- moved into first j laui m rlu Austin ran the 12U-yard Stueber and Peggy Corridon Clark Golfers Are 6th favelln 170 381-1770 Watchung Lontereiic<_ with a way threw the Our newspaper is the old- MONDAYS S&H Stamps show be held in \..\: i •( ik- in 1950 to provide educa- ings of the Police Chiefs race in 13,^ seconds during Rahway girls also took placed first in the duet. tu win. that Ii i .,; ; 8-0 victory over tin- Clark Lea Handi-ChargeH this area in several years .'•tii in tional assistance. Assocation of New Jersey. the semi-final heat and 14 two third places and a fourth Fran Martin was second CLOSED MONDAYS Tel, 388-593S will be held tomorrow night Andrew Petrisin, dinner Crusaders' on Ma\ I ^ in seconds in the final. The for- evens .™ ;.<-U tl.ciii place in the competition. in the novice solo. Miss So County Conference in ^uutll Mountain Arena Cranford. mer mark, 14 seconds was v. ,ll K ^ -1 I Wo. chairmen, welcomed those Adrienne bwedler of stueber gained third place Over where the Irish Olymj-ic present. George Vansco, Clark took a rwo-run lead set by Joe Abltante of Ro- in the advanced solo and r .Kl I- 1 1 !1HM Rahway was first in the no- The golf team of Arthur University guii course in Slipcovers & Draperies ream will face the New Jer- chairman of tiie board of Railway ftletsters in the top LII tlu- lirst inning selle Catholic in l°-o9. ln vice solo and military march- Lorelyn Denny, fourth in the MERCHANTS :lf:s .,1 Hub sey Golden Cluves team. trustees, presented a .plaque only to have the t unbars the kS0-_\ard race, Austin novice soli.'. L. Johnson- Regional High piscataway Township, New ing competitions, and she School, Clark, finished ln Providence took the title with CORALLO BROS. RAHWAY Custom Made-To-Order 1 he first bout will start 1 .-.ing i u- to Mr. Barnes and introduced come back will', four n.^llic finished one of the heats ln the new chairman, Ralph L. lasr of the inning. Kon Man- l>i.u seconds to establish sixth place in the Union 322. of tLsrcest selection ln at x:3u p.m. when Neil .. i li: Jlld Defeated, Ratz Smith. Mr. Barnes reported hardt belted a hases-li aded a record. His time, fur the County Conference Golf Tour- Joe Malicky of Clark was NEWS thU ires McLaughlin will face the Mrs. V 1 r in a Specialists boriano that flowers were placed on triple for <. ranlurd' and tinal was 19.3. The record E¥3iss Swedler Chosen nameni on Thursday at the tied (or fourth place with « Fitted ln your home 1972 golden glove chani;,, blneo I .l..lkl VENICE ,-J three. rhe grave of Lance Sgt. Far- scored on i.jrj llelni- had been held jointly by Abl- Echo Lake Country Club, three other golfers, all with 'S O Gumranteed Work- Oeurge Best, ln the 112-win 1:. ^ us went RECORD rt'll in the Canadian_ Is Only Winner stetter's single. A walk and tante and Milt Campbell of Westfield. scores of 78. Matt Goldberg in Landscaping Italian-American Food manship puund class. The New Jer-[uurnau.i 11! Plugs - Switches - Lights sey captain, Freddy Bryant, ll,e Wjt- cemetery in Cintheaux, Cal- Bob Seager's single added 1'lainfield, who was an Olym- The Clark golfers' score of Union was the leader with • Finest rabrles L runtrv cr w I rh a o - 2 City Twirling Champion [ Specialties & Delicatessen Bike & Key Shop flnallat ln the National AAl' vados, France. Sgt. Farrell, The Scotch Plains-Fan- another tally in- the second. pic Games champion. The was 365. Westfield won the a 73. TOWN &. COUNTRY Mrs. -it 1:".-i the Cru- team title with a score of championships and New Jer- Mi a member of the club, en- wood High School tennis team Cranford put tlie game out mark of l^> seconds was set * * * Stoves - Heat - Driers LAN0SCAP1NG FREE ESTIMATE •i- . 1 !« W, si- 342. Other scores were: 382-9222 sey chanio^.wlll meet Mike ncrs-w. listed in the Canadian Army beat the Rahway High School of reach with three' r ins by Campbell in 1952 and tied' The golf team of Arthur L. *- Vlli. axe in Adrienne Swedler. a 14- Instructions to 326 girls in Scotch Plains-Fanwood, 347; BICYCLES Dowlinji in a Ii9-game divj- William during World War II and netsters, 4-1, last week. in rhe third; Gary Uo Longe by Abitante In 1969. j Johnson Regional High We Cater All Occasions FU 8-3311 Alk-s.--. 1 !!••nl.inik rs year-old eighth-grade Dunil 1972. Cranford and New Provi- Air Conditioners Directory POWERMOWERS was killed in France. doubled and Jerry llaney 1'im Solomon of Rahway. School, Clark, defeated die Evergreens - Lawn Care Mrs. .ill!:..! Bruce Ratz was Railway's at the St. Mary's School, Runners-up for the title Uence, 348; Union, 354, and team of Thomas Jefferson All Types of Imported George B. Doty was elec- walked. Richie Klaz/.ella I was second ln tile 880-yard Rahway, out rwirled five were Mary Beth Yurick, Fran Tree Service - OiEEi"E a LOCKS SAFES only winner when he beat singled for one run. An errur 1 Plainfield, 360. David Brear- High School, Elizabeth, 13 Products Advertisements: Rahway ted chairman for the 1973 John Kingman, 6-1, 1-6, 8-6. run behind Bill Trelease of other finalists at the 12th Martin, Mindy Rubin, Mary "Trenching STRONGBOXES produced the second and Ke- ley Regional High School of 1-/2 - 4 1'2, on Friday. Mom's Homemade Sauce dinner. Spook Smith, the winners' Roselle Catholic who was annual Rahway Recreation Corridon andGeralynSheehk, Kenilworth was last with 370. 100 AMP 220V Service 1311 ST. GEORGE AVE. CUTLERY, etc. \>B0WCRAFT John Schmidt and Mr. vin Brown's singled lumu timed in 1:52.9. Solomon's Department twirling exhibi- The judges were Miss Lori Fashion Fabrics wluK Rall- No. 1 player, had to battle tlie third. AVENEL, N.J. 07001 Meatballs --'J m a rk. Smith led the memorial ser- time was 1:53,4. L-'lysses tion in Rahway High School Donaldson and Mrs. K.arla all of the way to beat the Clark came back \wth Fourth place was won by j Veal & Peppers o Sausage 1537 Irving St., INTERIOR DECORATORS vices fur deceased club Rahway co-captain, Peter Austin of Rahway was fourth auditorium on May 8 to win Blood. the Clark golfers in the Wat- County Will Open DAY -634-1963 'in embers and fund three runs in tlie -lxtll inn- in 1: 55..s . the coveted Miss Rahway VICTOR SKAKANDY Curtains - linens - Yard Goods Emmons, 6-2, 7-5. Graham The Mary Ann Zwiebel chung Conference Tourna- NIGHT - 351-5552 J33 WESTFIELD AVENUE Gall 388-0600 supporters. Members who ing when Ken HetersTTn Hob Yorke won second Recreation Department Rahway, N.J. H21 MAIN ST. RAHWAY Sweet defeated Mike Jan- Memorial Award for teach- ment on M ay 8 at the Schack- SCO INSTALLED CLARK, NEW JERSEY f died during the past year tripled with the bases 1' -aded. place in the discus throw for Twirler of 1972 title. ing excellence was presented RAHWAY 388-3612 , „, ..... 1 --*-- owski, 6-4, TOT. He was out ai the i ljte as amaxon Country Club, Scotch Its Rahway Pool were Peter Keller, H. Ed- In the doubles, Fred Tletz Rahway with a toss of 101 Adrienne, who resides to Peggy Corridon by Karhy ward Hoffman, George he attempted to stretch the feet 4 inches. The winner at 452 Lower Alden DriveV "Pierce. ""All TYPES" and Phil Kuyzaniak topped hit into a home run. 545. Cranford golfers won 'Complete Brake Servlcs Brennan and Harry Collins. Steve Isaacs and John Hor- was Josh Chodosh of Hillside has been twirling for seven Mrs. Mary Stueber was •ranrs SLIPCOVERS MOWERS, TOOLS Itind backers who died were the event with a score of Hext Saturday vath, 6-3, 6-2. Gary Jeter A hit batsman, an error with a heave of 162 feet 1 years and is a member of given the department's spe- 532. Scotch Plains was sec- by Specialists! Travel Guide SHARPENED former Councilman Robert and a passed bull added ano- inch. Yorke also took fifth the department's competition cial service award for her DRAPERIES & REPAIRED McMenamin, Councilman and Glen Howe took the mea- ond, also with 532, and West- The outdoor swimming 1085 RARITAN ROAD Beauty sure of Jay Janulk and Jose ther Clark run in tin last in the shot put with his ef- squad and the award winning dedicated service to the twirl- iield third with 540. The pool operated by the Union A New Pet Can John J. Gilgannon and Albert inning. Mlmenez, 6-1, 6-4. fort of 53 feet 8 Inches, dance twirl team, the Pop- ing program for many years. title was decided by a play- County Park Commission in CLARK, N. J. BEDDING Demarest. Clark made live hits. Hob l-red Hattista of Roselle Ca- pinjays. Adrienne also ser- Nancy Rutkowski received off between Cranford and Rahway River Park, Rahway, Salon —NO WHITING— WALLACE Schwankert, Hill l-arawell tholic won the event with CAMPAIGN Add Lots More ves as an instructress in a special award for having Scotch Plains, the defending will open at noon on Satur- CARPETS FOR GRINDING and Al Soriano puched tor his toss of 55 feet 2 inches. tlie department's twirling the most original and sparkl- champion. day. MADE TO ORDER RAHWAY 388-2699 HEAt5OUART6RS the losers. To Family Fun... Yorke also scored ln the program and competition ing group routine. The pools will be open at 46 E. CHERRY ST. REUPHOLSTERY clinic which gave free weekly Charles Munkel of Clark Charge tor pick-up 1, delivery javelin throw, finishing fifth (Continued on Page 8) was fourth in the individual 11 a.m. on Sunday and at Brake Service Completely OutilttBd Truck Wayne Chaneski and Hill with a mark of 179 feet 4 Furniture Refinishing, Repairing Given *LL WORK GUiRANTCED competition with an 84 for 10 a.m. on Monday, Mem- Over40 Years in Business Farawell combined to pitch inches. The winner was Van orial Day. The Rahway River A Complete Travel ufs. & Wed. 9-6 the par 72 course. Rick Pikna WHEEL ALIGNMENT (Continued on Page 8) Shaw of Cranford with a Of Clark was fifth with 85. Park Pool will operate on lUII Reupholstering Service Sat. 9-4:30 Motors Corp. Jim Panchurak of Clark was a weekend basis until Mon- SERVICE lliursi. t Fri. 9-1:3D SULO BROS. tied for seventh with three day, June 26. CLOSED MONDAY other players who also had Full-time, operation of the A Fabric Shop-at-Home Service CRUISES • TOURS 1850 ELIZABETH AVE. PERMANENT WAVING The "NEW" Look! scores of 8787 . MikMike OccO i off pool will begin on Saturday, HOTELS RAHWAY Taylor & Son Cranford won individual hon- June 24, when the pool will OUR SPECIALTY ors with 79-. be open daily from 10 a.m. CHANDLER BROS. UM0L£E8Ym 11 3 INWOOD AVE. Xlt Domestic ing See Dave or • • * to 6 p.m. and on Sundays Samuel J. Gassaway 388-1790 COLONIA 382-O032 THE The Clark wolf team was—-from—44—arm. ^e- -6 -p^.wii- Travel Arrangements In Rear of Shop 107 Monroe St. Rahway hinth in the tourney for the A family membership plan —Afchie-TaY'or- LATEST , championship of District 4 Is offered to residents of Local of the New Jersey Interscho- Union County. VJE REPLACE George Segal SLMM1R lasiic Athletic Association An Identification card sys- AUTO GLASS WATCH REPAIRS Long Distance 3 that in bn May 15 at the Rutgers tem also has been provided STEWART BROKER FRAMES : E. Chen-y St FOR FRIENDLY RELIABLE SERVICE at a cost of $1 per "Td. BORN TO WIN__Qi ^- With the identification card 1 Rahway, N.J. MEN'S BEAUTY FOR EVERY WOMEN ELETRIC CO. wifli.Fu'll.GiJQroiltce. •' CORNER W. 1ST AND HIGH QUALITY OIL general admission rates for engfneS?bu,«HST-EIHJ4M-AA«. . Tel.HnSF.I.I.E 245962, H.J5 , -the 197? Rpnnnn will hp- CASUAL OR HIGH STYLE • Expert Repairs (Olh ilxuhuuuj Children, 13 years of age ' on, AH Jewelry , and under, on Mondays, ex- cept holidays, -from 10 a.m. *, RAHWAY HIGH SCHOOL CUSTOM MIRRORS FURNITURE TOPS GOLDBLATTS to noon, no charge; Tuesdays, RESIDENTIAL GLASS & SCREEN REPAIRS Today Wednesdays, Thursdays and JEWELERS Junior high baseball. Bur- Fridays, children, 13 years PORCH ENCLOSURES JALOUSIES While You Wait! Storage net Junior High School, We replace all types 01 RAHVVAYS OLDEST Wit® of age and under, 25-cent STORE FRONT REPAIRS FREE ESTIMATES Union, home. admission fee; afternoon, lenses, too! ESTABLISHED JEWELER MEM'S HAIR STYLISTS Junior high trade, We-Jt- children and adults, 50 cents ALl'MINUM STORM WINDOWS Si DOORS Just bring ln the pieces ol DIAMONDS. 5% DSSCOUISST 7SS CENTRAL AVE., WESTFIELD jield, away. House & Industrial your broken glasses F YOUR CAR IS BROUGHT IN WITH on weekdays and 60 cents all 1 ESTIMATES GIVKN Wiring WATCHES 5 DAYS AFTt R LSllMATf I S M A D F Call 654-3777 for appointment Tomotci* day on Saturdays, Sundays McColley Bros. (Visit Our Other Location At 75 Muin St., Woodbridflo) . Ba.isball, J. F. Kennedy and holidays. Without the "' A fun [INI. Of JEWUfiV ' i ; GET AILEXPERT >4igh uf Ieelln, home. identification card the r Robt. E. Brunner 388-1667 - MOVERS - A QUALITY AUTO REPAINTING Snturdnv —will " , ' 64 t. CHEKKY.ST., ' ' Varsity track. New Jersey 13 years of age and under, CRANFORD SYSTEM THAT WORKS »3.tate Inieracholasrlc Ath- on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Rahwav, N.I. TOMS RIVER letic Association sectional Thursdays and Fridays. All 3&I-0B55 189 W. Main St. .meet, away. pooi natrons will pay $1 at When our motor Bring the T Wednesday ill other rimes. "experts give y°ur * Varsity track, All-Eaet- p^ instruction in swlro- MARTIN'S RAHWAY Bauer-Brooks Co. car a tune-up, it's family... \fern Meet, away. mlng and Red tross Ufe- Leisure Kitchens done right the first saving classes are offered Floq£ & Bedding nly- NEWS je~taTe5r~Blectrortic u. championshiphi s are schehdd gr-Bathreems- Founded 1928 CLARK uled at me pool- Plumbing and Heating methods. Drive in to Today 5 Floors of Furniture Repairs, Alterations RECORD ur—station-today. ?efnocletTrra OCEANPORT, N.J. cotch Plains, away. REMaUELEO home. SI. Pkwy, Evil Trm-.k, u,=»t,,ii HIII ~reontirmed Horn Page- e Clark 9 RAGES DAILY Snack SBop bide nway ' * Crusaders to FLIRNITURE - BEDDING PRQMP_LIFFICIENT Cbcktail Lounge EXAGTA WAGERING ' Tomorrow 5-0 victory over the Linden Directory. REALH&STATE INSURANCE COMPLETE AMERICAN & Supervised Playroom Freshman track, Cran- Tigers on Thursday ln for Bowling Mothers On MEDITERRANEAN, CONTEMPORARY and SERVICE FOREIGN CAR REPAIRS hom Advertisements STARTS NEXT TUESDAY ford, ^turd The two Clark hurlers al- EARLY AMERICAN STYLES SPECIALTRAINS Direct to Grandstand - J . --„..-,._ Varfllty track, New Jersey lowed three hits and fanned WESTFIELD AVE. M 30 thru-Aug.-19 State IntorecholaBtiIhtcre c Athle- flv,£,T1Pe)fB\ . .' CALL LEISURE NOW "Service Is Our Byword" _. CLARK TOM'S AUTO CENTER tic Association- sectional- . Clark belted two Linden r pitchers for 11 hits. Boh S0 Brunswick AuiSniaUC T-ttneB CUrtey had a^pcrfccmlay at ESTIMATES Call 388-0600 OWEN MON.THRU fifJI.7: 158B St. Georges Avenue, Golonla MY?y 1480-IRVING-STREET-,-RAHWAY, N. 3. I>hone 381-940

LEGAL NOTICES David Midgley NO SELLING KEEP YOUR PRESENT JOBI PRIMARY ELECTION David M, Midgley, 78 of - Exquisite WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR WANTED 1430 56th Avenue, North, a NOTICE JANITOR for Ashbrook Pub- _ in sofa in i 0P<[ 32nd -degree Mason and a OFFICE of the CITY CLERK HELP WANTED lic Golf House. Permanent i i«'n onTV uld '"< iocid iuch »j. oHtces C1T\ HALL excellent condition, newly- IJ D'jnt former member of the Lin- Job, 40 hour week. Full bene- :i will bn ubl* lu< RAHWAY. NEW JERSEY Mr. Schindler, 77 our den Zoning Board, was dead Geo. R. Brandt, 1 Xl'LlUENCED-BODY MAN fits package Including pen- reupholstered in maroon by NOTICE is lien-bN cuen to velvet, fine in every detail. mjl* o' ferrule iti mis i'p 1 wilh 1900 00 on arrival May 11 at St. all persons rcsidmi; in Th" that tlie Palnt-a-Car Apply Union County Park Must be seen to be appre- 18 for James Schindler, 77, J :iud tersburg, Fla. Board of Rt--yiMr> anil Election 300 Elizabeth Ave., Commission, Personnel ciated. Call 232-5254 after 81, leaves Two of 7 Eastman Street, Cran- o£ Ule CltJ of Rahua.v in the Linden, N.J. Oepc., Acme St., Elizabeth, 6 p.m. CONSOLIDATED CHEMICAL CORPORATION Mr. Midgley was stricken ford, who died Monday in , County of I di. p. uii: meet at 48ri-45O0 Mon. to Frl. 10 a.m. to 3 with an apparent heart at- the Cranford Health Center. ' their reeeu\u pulling ;.laces SI-WING MACHINES p.m. tack at home. Sons in Railway Mr. Schindler was born in on Tuesd..> ,K:M- ti 1972 from New ii Rebuilt A native of Bayonne, he 7 00 a m I., » uu i- ••: f-.r '<•>•• Roselle and lived in Cran- SALES Sales, Service and Parts lived in Linden more than DIC TU-TYPISTS George R. Brandt, 81, of ford 70 years. He retired Cuu'nli fonnr.i::,"- . : p. linr.il V I NOW! [-.am \acaaon For AI-L Makes 35 years and moved to St. Needed at Oncel! II 437 Union Street, Rahway, In 1960 after working 50 parlie- and Hi.- m.iknii! >>f n. mi- monev. Like people? Will l.ARIJLV 1. PETERSON CO. Petersburg 15 years ago. A - 1 died Monday at home of an years as a painter. His last \ na'.ion> \.r l!u- (.eii.:..! Kli'Ctloii train, l.venings. L all Js 1 - 244 North Ave. DRESSMAKING & ALTERA- At one time he was active for the f..l'.o\u:-.i; . :!u-e, IL-M PUR ARILS TIONS - Gowns For All apparent heart attack. employment was with the .N 1 ^ i-! r 3 s S - 2 2 S ^ . Westfleld, N.J. in Democratic politics in SF\ t\ n-K\ IT EI.EC- No Fee Tu Yuu Youth Believed Mr. Brandt, worked as a Joe Royal Painting Co., (opposite Railroad Station) Occasions - including Wedd- Union County. roKS KI>1< \ PHESIIIEM Cash Bonuses Hl£h Rates plumber for many years. Whitehouse. 232-5723 ings. Curtains and Drapes. Mr. Midgley retired in AM) A \ UK I'UESIDKN 1' OF K i 1- H hill M L N 1 S I" AND Personalized Service CLOTHES ALTERED. 322- He "was a member of Local He was an Army veteran THE L M li-. 1) S IA I'ES 1954 as a foreman of the il'l RAI'URS for parks. Must 219 Park Ave., Scotch Plains 5451 - Call after 5 p.m. or To Have Shot 245 of the Plumbers Union, of World War I. Mr. be mature. Ideal fur family EXCLUSIVE Cur I ER1ER Bayway Refinery, Linden, DELEGATES TO THF. NA- 322-S3U2 Elizabeth. Schindler was a member of Saturdays. after 44 years of service. TIONAL l'tlN\KM'li'N^ gri''Jt- Nw investment re- 1095 Morris Ave. Union FABRICS the Cranford Volunteer Fire Mr. Midgley was in the Born in Elizabeth, he lived liKl'l lil.ll \N quired. Apply L'niun County frum designers like DIOR Himself Fatally Department for 52 years and 96-1-1301 INSTRUCTIONS Consistory of the Valley of in Rahway most of his life. Ten 1.' !>.•:. ja:.'--..t lar^e Park ^ omnusriion. Acme St., at wholesale cost and less! was given a testimonail din- 1U1 No. Wood Ave..Linden Jersey City, a Shriner of He was the husband of the len I.' A.te. :..,-.• De.e^ati',- : bzabeth, N. J., Moh. to RROTMA.VS FABRICS Gregory Lawson, 19 of ner in 1970 after his retire- 925-1001 T late Mrs. Jennie Brandt. at - I- ri. 1 p.m . to 4 p.m . Rt 22 N PUinfleld, N.J. Private lessons available on 32,2;0T 7^' " Ytreei'RaS h ' Salaam Temple, Livingston, ment from the department. most instruments by pro- iIIJ L5. ^ 7- ^ ' u , ind a 56 vear m™iir nf Surviving are two sons, 755-0917 wa Mr. Schindler was a mem- from U>' A business of your own - fessional teachers. Musical V. ^ed Friday night ln «» Lodie FS Fll George L. and Robert R., llistrict i.Al NDRY WURKERS - Ail One you can start In your Discount Center, 350 North Rahway Hospital of an ap- Essex Lodge, F&AiM, Eli- both of Rahway and rwo ber of the New Jersey Ex- SPECIAL SERVICES zdueui empt Firemen's Association departments-modern equip- spare time? It's posslble- iVf r,nT-wnr,ri N I 7«0 parently self-inflicted bullet ' grandchildren. arW0Od N J 789 ment. -Ml benefits, will train. and easier than you think. 1939" ° ' " - " wound in the head. He also was a member of The Lehjrer-Crabiel Fun- and Elizabeth Barracks SCISSORS "TaTI TSFryjUS - Hamilton whenyoTTre an Avon Repre- The youth reportedly Grace Episcopal Church, eral Home, 275 W. Milton 1815, Veterans of World War New and Sharpened ilmself Tuesday at Linden; Tall Cedars of Le- Laundry, 270 Hamilton St., sentative.Call now for the BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES wounded himse Avenue, Rahway,handled ar- I. bhuartr an-l PinHnir cj-,•(„„ banon, Elizabeth, and the TITO—rsc 4 HIS—rotrftra "Tn the Clark-fCahway area Street and; F. H 7. nher.h Ca 244 North Ave. CONCESSIONAIRE -c I)..-., r\..-r, Line. West Lake Ave- rail 3.S3-4H80. WpsrflplM ~Tn Westfleia, N.J. 2-1 all In Linde Schindler; a son, Russell nman area 730-^828 c r 273-0702 anco Park Lake. Must be continuing their investlga- ,, .... , of Clark, and "two sisters and Cornell Avenue. (Opposite Railroad or Woudbridge Mr. Midgley was the hus- _*y Mrs. Carherlne Clauss of- fHWAHft FIRST DrS- Twp. 442- 232-5-23 mature. No Investment re- iJ-Qri- Chester, 87 Till Bounded by VVoodbrldgc 24o2. qulred. Apply Union County His body was removed to band of Mrs":~SHnX,auxOTldiz- Clark and Mrs. Irene. q ppy y le th e late M li Line. Slate Highway Sullivan Fnfieral Home V """^ rs. Carrie Services were held Mon- Helms of Elizabeth, and a / K. .. No 1. Rahway River; I'lRED OF DOING YUUR Park Commission, Acme St. 11 r H0 FOR SALE Second Av enue Ra: T«» Midgley. day for M« • Catherine grandchild. ;; n Street, Lawrence OWN 1 AWN WORK Call Elizabeth, N.J. Mon. to Fri! Among hie survivors is a t> Donnell Chester, 87, of FROM Slr^w. li^it Milton Avenue, Pat- 1 p.m. to 4 p.m a county morgue, an autqgsy__was to be son, David M. Jr., of Clark. 585 Roosevelt Avenue, Car- & base cabinets including FAR rue Street, Rahway River; East the garage bays at the time Milton Avenue and Main Street. ™ k .ir.i g i.inu I >, Mrs. Januik was a com- of the shooting, police said. in Clarlc- prior- to -moving_.of Rahway. 1'LACES Our newspaper is the old- municant of St. Mary's Ro- to Surf City four years ago. FIFTH WARU. FIRST DIS- Detectives Kenneth Sides K~.'ri''.' 'District—" TI1.CT Bounded by Maple Ave- man Catholic Church, Rah- Mr. Tuthill, who was a est weekly in New Jersey". and John DeStefano, who in- . . East Grand nue. Jaques Avenue; East Emer- way, and a member of the -*i4i.CDenter and a member of vestigated the incident, saW soii Avenue. Bryant Street; Cen- Jersey City Auxiliary of the LocatSti5, Carpenters Un- •i---!-,a District — tral Avenuo, West Main Street; there was no immediate ex- We at Sons -of Poland, PUsudski ion, was^ Clark Township 1 Sc'-jol. E Mll-and the Pennsylvania Railroad. planation for the shooting. s r IMPROVEMENT NO. 653 Society of Linden and the building inspector for 22 FIFTH WARD. SECOND DIS- They ruled out any possi- ! I) U.L I'r H-l)\ "• Polish National Alliance. years from the 1920s to TRICT Bounded by Central Ave- bility of foul play. VVashnii;:.-n bcr.u.j: E Grand nue. New Church Street. Church IN ! I HI ^1 1 l>: tlie 1940s. ..Ave She was the widow uf John Surviving also are two Januik. Ho was the husband of the Firu VVaiJ. Fu-r'-h District— Grand Avenue; Wmfieid Street; other brothers, Cary L. Rendering a dignified and personalized funeral Store. 236 ^ Scoit Ave Union Street, Whllller Street, Surviving are three sons, and Tyerson, both at home; late Mrs. Anna Walker Seeuiu! Wind First District— West Grand Avenue, and Irving Frank of California, Victor Tuthill. service to this community for three generations. Franklin School St George Ave will, ; Mrs. Dorothea J. Moore of Street. of Linden and Stanley of Rahway and Miss Deborah Surviving are a son, James - every Second U did Sec.Hid Distilct — Franklin SL-1-..J.JI St George Ave FIFTH WARD. THIRD DIS- Elizabeth, and 14 grand- Lawson, also at home. Jr. of Surf City; two daugh- EDWARD J. HIGGINS. Owner ami Manager Second Ward Third District — TRICT Bounded hi St. Georges children. Frankim Scl-ool St George Ave Avenue. Ci-ntial Avenue. Madison of w'estfieldandMrs. Wilford 1116 Bryant Street, Rahway Second Waiu. huurth District — Avenue. Westfleld Avenue. St. Gcoiees Avenue, Union Street; PUBLIC NOTICE W. L Williams, Stacy of Surf City, and a Franklin Schuul Si iW-urije Ave nm.-<-~, i ill \ Third WarU. First District—Co- Wailiclu Street.. West Grand Ave- PUBLIC NOTICIl. >» hereby brother, Harry of Surf City. lumblan LTuti Hn W lninan Ave nue. l'*ernote Street; and Church HKI1S, 1170 Can Riven lhat the followii.B lt<=»o- Arrangements were com- Third KdiO Second District— StI L Ct H.ih...iv, NfK Jel lutirm—nils -d-aly «dopK-«» «•»»•»<•" merly of Clark. pinniovcc lou^ujc^ J1 'otjil ilO'EV 'uynCuJ iASlirutio"i imall injnu^i-fuf1^!! plinti *jf* Avenue where none exist aion}; uecd for engaging the rterviecM Mr, Williams, who died R. H. HcGeough, JiOkini and mull mililulionil Ji.cou5li Trie dijtnbuiu' we itieci ->H Oe 'eipomiliir lot Columbian C:ub Ho W Ionian "ui^itjijunii Iiiata itk_jluuii jnd rcslucJuuu uivcfiLoi) Ail IQCJIIQIII at EllilLli!!ih.Cd tTr QIJ* Ave SIXTH WARD. FIRST DIS- "PRIMARY ELECTIM M.idison Hill Hood (roii of on urchileeaurul limi for the May 16, was a native of might and 7 A.M. - Fourth Ward Ki! si District— TRICT Bounded by Walters ihe f'llv line ne.ir Deecli- purpose of proceeding with the Newark. He retired in 1948 ^:irel. Pierpont Street, Maple NOTICE c-ODSU-uclion ol a Municipal Grover Clevei^nd School, E Mil- ,i after many years* service ton Ave. A wnue, and the Pennsylvania OFFICE OF TOWNSHIP nppo,iie W.i-.hiniJ' Svvimniinp Pool in the Township 61, with Merck Railroad CLERK, CLARK NEW JERSEY of Clark; and ae a power engineer at the but suppose an emer- Fourth rd Srcond District — CONSOLIDATED CHEMICAL CORPORATION S^:. •. Ni-w iiruns- SIXTH WARD, SECOND DIS- NOTICE is hereby given to nl WIIKHKAS. funds are avail- Bayway Refinery of the wick A', e TRICT B,,uncled by West Lake all persons residing in the Town- able lor this purpose in the Humble Oil & Refining Co.. Fourth istrict— Avenue. Madison Avenue; Cen- ship of Clark. New Jersey, that Ordinaoces aiilhori iiiifi the gency crops up and tral Avenue, St Georges Avenue; Linden. For 28 Years hours Cleaning, stock- lii iins- the- Board of Registry and Elec- eonytruction of ^aid Municipal B Maple Avenue, and Plerpunt tion of the Township of Clark, Swimming Pool, and He came to Winter Park wick A\ e -Mn-el Fouitii ' l.^rd I'^u: th Uistncl— Union County, will meet at WHKHF.AS. the Local Pub- from Clark 19 years ago. Raymond H.McGeough, 61, SIXTH WARD, THIRD DIS- you're out of some- Fire Ho..= E M,!:..-n Ave. llu-ir respective polling places lic Contracts Law (N.J.S.A. Surviving are a daughter, of 197 Albermarle Street, ing, getting ready TRICT Hounded by Milton Fifth U. id. 1- u >L Ui.tnct—Old on Tuesday, June G, 1U72 from -WAlll-1 et seq.) require lhat Mrs. Ruth Beskeof Winter Rahway, diedMonday atRah- Boulrwrd, Richard Boulevard; 7-011 ildXl. t'J y 0n I? m for the Hesolutions authorizing the Etm Terrace: tiresliti Tei^aeei : Park, two grandchildren and way Hospital after a short Fifth Ward. purpose of electing members awwrd of eonlraoltt lor "Pril- Kev.lr Drive. Clark^ Tuwnship seven great-grandchildren. illness. for tomorrow. Our thing crucial like aspi- File House S,- I.inr, Wesilic-ld Avenue, und for County Committee of Politi- lessionul Services" without Fifth Ujid cal Parties and the making of eompelilive bids must be pub- Mr. McGeough worked for MEW BOOK DISTRIBUTION Madi -on Avenue Fire Hous.- Sc nominations for the General lielv aJverlised. NOTICE OF INTENTION Merck & Co., Rahway, for SIXTH WARD FOURTH DIS- rin or milk or disposa- E.ltll U.i:J Election for the following of- NOW, THHHLFORL', lib! IT TAKE NOTICK llmt appli- 28 years. lights & refrigeration Old Pot OlV.t TKICr Bounded bj West Lake Avenue lieeeliuuod Road, Clark fices HFSOl.VED bv the CoverniuL cation hos been mude to llir Born in GUberton, Pa., WAREHOUSE S.vlh U.,:- SEVENTEEN '17' ELECTORS Body o{ llie Township ol (lart T. unship Line. Revuir Drive, Municipul Hoard of Alcoholic he lived in Rahway for 25 llu-.«-u 1: -J. i. FOR A PRESIDENT AND VICE as follows: Brvrruge Control of Huriu.iv, Twilight Shift (iicilui Ten ace. Elm Terrace, years. He was a member have been on — So ble diapers. You doirt PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED (1 'Tlie Mayor and Cleric are Neiv jersey, to trunsfer Li- Hicl-.,rd Boulevard, Milton Boule- Starting 5 p.m. -"S Days per Week Hit:. Sclloo: . STATES FOR A TERM OF cense t>3 to Pete kolcinnko* of the Chemical and Atomic \^:-i. and Madison Avenue 111-.I'M!'l'MLN I UK tiPreby authoriirnij und dircc- YEARS, „..._ I Hl^li ScliOol, .111 Avi HUBER'F- have to go without. Or Clty Clerk MACHAK S. kulu*. a partnership, premises Major publisher has openings for the Cl I •! OF HAIIW \"l of St. Mary's Roman Catholic b'.xth Uanl rth I) A UNITED STATES SENA- located ..t 1034 A -ontaiocd in $2 24 per hr after 30 dayi going to open some of our pharmacies, if >u lo Madeline K irkliri'glu, Clerk doors open 'round the clock. Families Murcl, 9th. of Avenel; four brothers, Line lj.lL-Il.-d )f the Slate who ex- tered voter of the Slate who ex- Ilii-ir I a ut an ciijlit of tlie Municipal Hourd of Al- Apply in Person at Warehouse flUS T lo hv absent outside the 10 Alternate Deleyates-at- pects to be absent outside the 197 2. « James of Florence, John of fee on th<- coholic Beverage Control, Q.Q.O 34 Engelhard Ave. THIC T St.ite on June 6, 1972. or a quali- Stale on June (3, 1972, or a quali- |JIT fin Linden, William of Marlton Line H lu-vl i.ml 1-,-giittMt'd vuler who will fied and registered voier who will Hart Street, Hahi-jy, S,:» J er- Avenel, N.J, where more than one person works. so you can fill that all important 2 District Delegates from the and Leo of Roebling and a ,-e! be luilnii Lhe State mi June ti. be. within the State tin June 12th Congressional District grandson. Between 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. or telephone 382-4015 for 1 iil'-. hm bi'CjiijL' uf illness or 2 Alternate District Delegates ti, 1972, but because uf illness or (2) Tlii--- eiimr.icl is awarded PF.TF. KOKIN AKOS afternoon appointment. :. :.,IJ[ Ljiand [.lijiifiil disabilit> will be unable physical disability will be unable l.\ ANGKLOS The Corey and Corey Fun- from the 12th Congressional without eonipi-tilive bidding night-time prescription. We at Path- It r-it: K<\ An Equal Opportunity Employer People on late shifts. Women who car- ii.i cist >unr I J ;t Mot at the polling to cast your ballot at the polling District .is "Professional Services" DIMl'l HIOS DASKALOS eral Home, 259 Elm Avenue, i MiuiJ nrs- pl.tue m yuur district on said date place in your district on said date DEMOCRATIC uinlrr the provisions of Rahway, handled arrange- ,\ Ka-,1 Milion a ml you de.sii v tu vote in the and you desire lo vote in the Luc ul CuntNiL-t Uws, bc- Siift't. Wabh- ( 11 ni'r.il Elect ion to be held on 7 Delegates-nt-large General Election tu be held on PUBLIC NOTICE ments. mark are proud to help you help your- y ruuse lh<- scrvtceu which pool at 7 A.M. All the busy people lngiu ...nw..> HIVLT; June ti, 1972. kindly write or ap- 2 Alternate Delegates-at-large June 2, 1972. kindly write or ap- art- to In- performed ure pro- SUPKHIOK COURT - Mom ^t Mam Street; 8 Delegates from Union liiv in (JL-Tiuii la the undiirsifintid ply in portion la the undersigned fesfiinnnt in nature. ' OK NOV JEHSE^ Irvm H Sir, st *. Jrnnd Ave- nt once requesting that a civilian County at once requesting lhat a civilian (.1) A cop> of tliia Resolu- DOCKET NO- M-15tS94-7 1 nui*. V. li Stii-L-t, NcrLh jlivnifi' ballot be forwarded to absentee ballot be forwarded to Nrs. Joskovich, self to savings twenty- four hours a 5 Alternate Delegates from TO: JOHN KR1C JOHNSON, whose daytime schedules are hectic. lion .-.hitfl lie published in lir..r. eh. . I > Hivt'r. Wubt v MU SLICII n-qui'St must slate your Union County you. Such request musl have your Defendant, Crui -1 Av, i-[ (iiand Ave- liHiiu- address, and the address to home address, and the address to Tin- H-ihw.iv N«wa-RccorJ as rt-'ijuirr.l \, y luw within Hy Order of ih^ Superior nue Moi.t stiet't. Wash- uineh .saul ballot sl]ould be sent. \ CONGRESSMAN FROM which taid bctllot should be sent, Court wherein 1RKNK JOliN- 46, of Stroke tcn(lO) ilii\*, of its puuauge. rf- day - Every day. iiid L'olunibuu DISTRICT 12, COMPRISED OF kitow not many people w ington .ii'al must be si^neti with your si£- and must be signed with _y our —SQ-N—i-- pliiinnff ,m'l y"" " signature" ami state "Ilie reaSo"tt deCendant, you «irr" required to F1HS 1 U Alii) Kol'MTH DIS- ill not be able to vote at 1PALIT1ES ^INCLUDING why you will not be able to vole Mrs. Rose Smetana Jos- LEGAL NOTICE tli miff THH'I' Liuutiih'ii b> U,'Si (liand CLARK. EXCEPT RAHWAY, a I your usual polling place. No kovich, 46, of 671 W. Mea- 1 polling place. No civil- NOTICE TO BIDDERS plaint on or belort' the 12th tiny Avenue, \.,ri!i lii antli *>f H.ilmay .iii absentee ballot will be fur- LINDEN AND ELIZABETH. civilian absentee ballot will be dow Avenue, Rahway, died Hivcr. Uiiuti.T SirtM-t. West l.in- PLUS A PORTION OF ESSEX furnished or forwarded to any ap- Si-a led bids ^s ill be received of July, 1972, by serving il on ushed or forwarded to any appll- Siml M. Fersler, Ksquire, Monday at home. cotn Avenue A ttcn Street , I, I ti- ant unless request therefor In rc- COUNTY. plicant unless request iherefor is in th ti Coun c. i 1 CbuJubera Q f Union County Lepal Services de n C:i\ l.mc ..ml Liu- IV-nn^yl- •.•ived not lehs than eight days • • * received not less than eight days City Hull, 1470 C « m p b e 11 Her body was removed Corp. pluinlilf's attorney, at vanin Hailro;ui innr tn the election and contains THREE FREEHOLDERS TO prior tu the election and contains Street, Ruhway, New Jeruey on to the Sullivan Funeral Home, 103-1 Eutit Jcrbey Street, itliza- SH'O.Vn WARD. KIKST IHS- he ((JII'^OIU^ information. THE UNION COUNTY BOARD the foregoing information. UVitin»- Avenue. We it FOR TERMS OF THREE following equipment; NOTICE TO PERSONS IN MILI- NOTICE TO PERSONS IN MILI- where an autopsy was per- Stutt A\L-HLIL', Lvaris Street, Lin- TARY SERVICE OR PATIENTS YEARS. TARY SERVICE OK PATIENTS 1) till i OH Adtlretitiiog Ma- duplicate, "ill, Clerk of Su- den Avi'iuie, and Wtultier Street IN VETERANS HOSPITALS w * + IN VETERANS HOSPITALS perior Court, Stule House An- formed Monday by Dr. Max ShfoNU UAI1I), SECO N D AMI TO THEIR RELATIVES A MAYOR OF THE TOWN- AND TO THEIR RELATIVES 1) N tional Cosh Register nex, Trenton, New Jersey Schoss of the Union County DjSTKIi' J" H,iuiiLk-d b\ Uinden A.NL1 FRIE-NLJS. SHIP OF CLARK FOR A AND FRIENDS. Hilling WIiiitr Q&b2S, und ii yuu iail tQ «ny- Medical Examiner's offlc©.- A wnue. llulick ri:ice? Linden TERM OF FOUR YEARS. If you are in the military serv- del «Oj00 AddrcHao- wer, an appropriate judgment If you are in the military uerv- ;> 1} M Death was attributed to a —Xaii-._Luit^ Allen Sti e•- r"-" p.-t'ient m ii vci.ciflna'_. -j-rU)ill M nhjt 11 Jit. renilrrrii njMiiimt y_0.U« Line-Jin A \ I'jiui'. ami W'hittier imti nt lh « terebral"hemorrtrage • hospital aiui desire to vote, or if —THTTFE ccxTNU hosplt.nl and desire to vote, or if unit * Thi" at tion is to obtain a ^ Street iou ;irc a relative or friend of a LARGE FOR TERMS OF FOUR are a relative or friend of 1) Cruphotype Machine divorce. A native of Czechoslova- this specianime, we SKCONI) WAKI), TMI1U) D1S- person who is in the military YEARS. person who is in the military 1) Keypunch Machine SAM. M. FERSTEn, kia, Mrs. Joskovich lived ln THJfl' llnunded h\ li.\ ans Street, service or is a patient in veterans' can call in your" pf escrtptron"* Then you can pick it up at the service or is a patient in veterans' SIXTEEN COMMITTEEMEN 2) HD-4° Cabinets compl ESQUinE Elizabeth before she moved West Stolt Au'lim-, I.lid low hospital who you believe will de- hospital who you believe will de- Auorney for Plninliff those valiant servicemen who gave up life} Street; WeM LITKMJIH Avenue; St. AND SIXTEEN COMMITTEE- sire to vote in the Township of with trays to Rahway 16 yoars ago. sire lu vote in the City of Rahway 1) Aildressogrnph Auto Pathmark in Clark. Our pharmacy is open 24 hours a day everyday. Cleoi i;rs Avrniir. Linden City (ieneral Election tu be held June WOMEN FOR. TERMS OF ONE Clark General Election to be held She was a communicant Line. Hulick 1'hine, and Linden YEAR June 6. )D7.VjEindlj; write to the lie Suction I'eed Muchinc NOTICE TO CREDITORS pf.St,..M.ary'A Roman Catho-. (i, 1972, kindly write to tlif un- , |) Model « 100 AddreS Easy to get to. Exit 135 off the Garden State Parkway; . . Avenue. tii'isij^ned at once making appliCii- POLLING PLACES undersigned at once making ap- ~ Eiitiitc of Wnlter J. Bunk, lie Church, Rahway. that-peace-might prevail Their memot Sl-H'OM) WAH1"). FOURTH plication for n military servico gruph Hund Uilliuu Mochinc IIIHO known ut) Waltur Bunk, t inn for a military service bflllol FIRST WARD, DISTRICTS"1. Detailed Specifications Surviving are her husband. TIISTincT .. iiuu-udud ...hy ,iiL -ttr bt* -vtJt-tMi -m--sukl- t'leotion t^> be a und -3—Frank, IC- ileimly- blUloLULjie. voted In said election M , . Deceased, Serving t.he Central Mew Jersey area from the Clark Pathmark GCOIBPS Av.'nui-, Westfleld Ave- forwarded tu you If you are in School Rarltan Road. Tele- to be forwnrdeHTo you iT~y'ou are" ef|tilpmenr are available "Irani -- - "Purauimi to tlTe ciriJcr lives on-in-tbe hearts a/LalL -. ___-. ; nue, Clark Township line, and the the military service or are a pn- phone 388-9500. In the military service or are a tlie office* of ihe TOK Aa Mury C. Kunune, Sum ate of MlS8 Gloria JoslCOVlch at ""• liK aTecronT^enrral"7^venueTn sor and Muniripal Comptroller. Linden City line tienl in a veterans' hospital, stat- FIRST WARD DISTRICT 4. patient In a veterans' hospital, the County of Union, home, and a sister, Mrs. THIRD WAIID, FIRST DIS- in L; your name, a(je, serial num- FOURTH WARD, DISTRICT staling your name, aije, serial Quototions iruiy bdonvoTy~Sai1e' ecutriic»- ^ T.- -..'L'liue; nrhnri "^~^~~- EDWAhlD R. PA15USNTAK u TrolKli'tcr cifrry'inK ROBERT W. SCHROF is Hiibj«ct to con firm nti on hy Borttttov Mnnntng and Sil- OPP. CITY HALL, WOODBRIDGE - OPEN DAILY & WEEKENDS * Awnllt;---^'-"»»fl» ;«^«^>»%>b.P Jense> 4*v«^B.|^«xn AvenueV W LVl; City Clerk Township Clerk Township Clerk tht* Munictprtl Council 300 uutoa wua about to bo an- .{-Lake'- Avenue; "Picrpont Street; - Municipal-Building— — 3IuniclnaljaulltlinE._ ..... Atft>raeyn» ^ " " AN AVERAGE MONUMENT TAKES'? TO S WEEKS FOR BELIVERY. nnd St. Georges Avenue. City Hull vr—ui^ttim—oi—the '' Kr-ana^ 1-470 Camnbcll Street Westflcld Avenue Westflcld Avenue THIRD WARD, FOURTH DIS- Clnrk. N. J. Clark. N. J. yard of t.ht> Pa,ci(\c." *N«w York. CmmocMcut and uoma Now J*ri»y P&lhninrko fclotod c«i ^undby ;T*loaob roctrtw u»t Durtng^^^ l TRICT: Bounded by Woodbrid£e 12 THURSDAY. MAY 25, 1972 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1972 PAGE '3 sued at both parks to Union Plan Renovations Cuuruy residents. Golf Lessons Ihc commission awarded a coniract for construction Rahway Recreation Department of the courts co Allen For Youths Start Of Tennis Courts Blacktop of Scotch Plains un its low hid ot $22,957. Youth Baseball League Standings - . - • ' *.'*. Al Rahway Park Monday, June 26 ^^ 1 t- JC Junior Champ In addition to its scheduled COASTALLEAGUE INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE The I niun i. ounry f'ark Junior Golf Academy at the W L W L Commission announced last Ash Brook Golf Course, Rahway Indians 3 0 FM3A 1 0 week, tliac n has started prep- Meet Postponed Scotch Plains, the Union Purolator 3 0 Kowal Ass'n 2 1 aration ut i l*ins for renova- County Park Commission 1 1 tion uf the four nard-eurtace Greif Bros. 3 1 PBA ),lt. ti. inclement weather, said a second golf academy 1 1 tennis churls in R ah way Inman Hgts. 2 2 1st Ward Dems. tin- t lark Javct-rs' 10th An- will be conducted at Gallop- 0 2 River lark, Railway. Italian American 2 2 American Legion nual Junior Champ track and ing Hill Golf Course, Union Rotary Club 2 3 RESULTS Vhe Rahwa> dains, w!it-n Held nuvi originally sche- and Kenilworth. Elks Club 0 3 Kowal 4, Legion 2. PBA renuvaiiiins are Cum; leie, duled lur Saturday was post- These lessons will provide Merck Astros 0 4 7, Kowal 5. Dems 6, Legion u,ill he similar U' rh.e Cedar j.'nu-d r*. early June. The a unique opportunity for 12 RESULTS 4. FMBA ">, PBA 1. Kowal Brook 1'ark Cuun in 1'Uin- <_\.ici :au- uill ix announced t to 16 year-old Union County Purolator 9, Rotary, 4. 4, Dems 1. field. I he;, we v, renovatt-d ^.. .n residents to develop a^id im- Indians, 4, Greif, 0. recent 1\ fi • r ^ill-u cat tier uhu. I jnu lj ar.tb u no rt-gl- prove golfing skills. Inman Hgts., 14, Astros, PIEDMONT LEAGUE l'tie Rahv\. i\ Li.un.san.-cx- SK-rL'd !< r Ma> 2i nt-cd not The first two-week ses- 7. Rotary, 10, Italian Amer- W L p v. t^r i la\ n-irgiaur i- hildren wish- JAM. 11 blATCTOLRNLV WINNERS...The chairman, sion to be conducted from ican, 4. Rahway Expos 3 0 b\ ni, u-Sdnnr, •_• r. W:u_-r, the\ ing [i ; articlj atL but not yet 3 to 5 p.m. will begin on * * * Rahway Sonics 1 1 are Com, 'lett-d , su; e i"\ lSed rrgisu rc-d ma\ d(. so on the- oene Kobliska, and vice chairman. Gene Rosner, Monday, June 26. Each two- SEABOARD LEAGUE Manly Pontlac 1 1 tennis activir\ v». ill Lie mi- display team 'trophy awarded to the Clark Jaycee uu\ ut t!K-<.VLnt v. itl. parental week session will Include 10 Regina 0 1 ciated at Rahwav River i'ark team in the State Jaycee Junior Bowling Tournament W i. cnsL-nt. daily two-hour lessons Mon- Delorenzo 0 2 un the same basis as at the on April 15 in Clifton. At the Clark Jaycee membership Rahway Jaycees 3 1 day through Friday, with a RESULTS t. edar Brook courts. iVr- About 7,500 families read meeting, held May IS at the Clark Rest, Kobliska American Legion 3 1 specific golf skill instructed Sonics 9, DeLorenzo 2. nuib at 55 each will be is- presented the winning junior bowlers with their Merck Giants 3 2 our newspaper weekly. trophies. They are, left to right, first row, Larry on each day. Merck Dodgers 3 2 Expos 5, Manly 4. Manly 4, Walko, Donna Ferris (high individual series) and Three other two-weejfc. Rahway Motor 2 3 Sonics 1. Expos 5, Regina 3. Gary Babich; second row, Ray Gigliotta, Tom Tavalaro sessions will follow the Amorelli Mets 1 3 Expos 16, DeLorenzo 3. one at Galloping Hill Kiwanis Club 0 3- HJJA^L.lJwJAi^tfe.^oT-pc-r nut ting, bike ren- only on weekends and holi- Jacobowskl was third and DECORATOR FOLD P30 BCTRA CNABG& Scotch Plains. The team had Regina 8, Purolator 3. tals will be possible irom days. James Guido, fourth. a score of 674. The tourney Stanford 7, Quinn & Boden S) a.m. t(J dark on Saturdays, The park commission has A requirement in double- winner was Cranford wl[n 2. Service 14, Yanks 8. Rah- Sundays and hulida\ ^ until a special bicycle trail set way Hearing 10, Braves 7. jump checkers is that the aside in Warinanco Park. player jump one of his own SUEDE COATS & JACKETS Play Tuesday checkers first and then one GOWNS & FANCY DRESSES AMERICAN LE of his opponent's checkers. BOX STORAGE W The tourney was the fifth FREE MOTH PROOFING ^ IJLiU PLASTIC COVERS The Linden Arians will Badminttm-Club 5 to be held by the club, which BRIDAL GOWNS CLEANED play the Marauders ofCedar Sideliners 3 meets bi-weekly, this school REWEAVtNG & OYE1NG -Knolls In an FaBrpm Ma]nr Merck Jets 3_ LEATH ER COATS & ' 3 cordially invites you JACKETS Girls Softball League game ~MercLionsk Flyers on Tuesday at 8:3 >.m. at KNITS CLEAN EDS. Memorial Field, tHes Red Sox 1 4 BLOCKED Road, Klks 1 4 Swamp Bike Trip to visit the offices ALTERATIONS Sjxeet and Lower Linden^ American Legion (J 4 SENIOR CITIZENS DISCOUNT RESULTS who display ihis Send in your social news, Lions 5, Red Sox 1. Fly- Set for Saturday ers 24, Elks 0. Badminton and let your friends know .Sldeliriexii.. 1.3, A_ Great Swamp bicycle Legion O. trip Ts sctfeaniea EJT~ terranean, French, Italian Provincial, members and guests of the MEN'S FLAIR SLACKS Colonial, Modem - Custom Pin- L'nton County Hiking Club 100 Polyester Doubleknits Fitted at home to your measurements on Saturday. with Crystal Kleer long lasting vinyl. Participants will meet at Soft as silk — in colors too. the MeyersviUe parking lot LOIN OP CLEANING a LBS n is at 10 a.m. and proceed on a As Memorial Day approaches, let us join with the nation in Use this opportunity to honor the dead by helping the living. 15-to-20-mlle ride, stopping TRY HARVARD'S QUALITY SERVICE 375-73OO to eat lunch. 10G8 Clinton AVB., Irvington, tl.J. 656-63OO honoring those who so courageously and unselfishly gave their Buy and wear a buddy poppy. Give generously to help our dis- AZA Mine Wi lives for the cause of our freedom. Let us now solemnly pledge abled veterans. Remember, they-fought for you. Contributions > V c ri Fourth Game that these great sacrifices shall not have been in vain. to the Buddy Poppy Program go for patriotic purposes. Compfon Realty Murray, David A. The Clark AZA Softball team won Its fourth straight 3E Brant Ave. 345 South five. victory on Sunday by bearing Clark 388-0433 Garwood T89-0733 Long Branch, 3-0. Three runs scored when The Deacon Agency Norcross Realty Alan Richer singled. Rich Rosin tripled and Jay Opper- 111 North Ave. 1129 Raritan Rd. man hit a home run. STATE BANK and TRUST CO. SUMMIT & ELIZABETH TRUST CO. Cranford 276-5051 Clark 388-4546 BELL DRUG STORE OF RAHWAY, INC. 1552 Irving St., Rahway 1515 Irving St., Rahway 1050 Raritan Rd. and 10 Westfield Ave., Clark Blackburn Wins Mile Dennis, Victor G. G. Nunn, Realtors Jim BlacTchurn of Rahway 2 Alden St. 181 North Ave., East was clocked in 4:30 as he won Craniord 2T6-7618 Cranford 27B-8110 the one-mile race in the New Jersey Amateur Ath- letic Union's all-comers Henehan, Phil F. Premier Realty UNION COUNTY TRUST CO. CHODOSH BROS. & WEXLER FUEL CO. JOHN C. SHELL AGENCY 85 E. CHERRY ST., RAH-WAY track and field meet on Sun- 25 Alden St. 106 South Ave., East day in Warinanco Park. 315 Central Ave., Clark 36 E. Grand Ave., Rahway Real Estate Cranford 276-7933 Cranford 272-8373 69 W. Main St., Rahway G. E. Howl.ind, Inc. Shaheen Agency . _ 13 Easiriian St. 15-11 Horth Ave, onor the Valiant Cranford 276-5900 Cranford 276-1900 QUADREL BROS. TRUCKING CO. THE RAHWAY SAVINGS INSTITUTION HONE LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. 1500 Irving St., Rahway 713 New Brunswick Ave., Rahway Klumas & Gais Stemmer Realty Hart and E. Hazelwood Ave., Rahway 663 Raritan Rd. 390 Raritan Rd. Cranford 272-4100 Clark 381-6633 Kuberski Realty Strawbridge Realty JAN'S FASHIONS, INC. J. R. BAUMANN, INC. FLORIST 626 Raritan Road 10 Jackson Drive FIRST NEW JERSEY BANK 54 W. Cherry St., Rahway 521 W.Hazelwood Ave., Rahway Clark 388-7471 Cranford 276-3070 1030 Raritan Rd., Clark -Si-Mi ll 4i . Kazjna T. J. Stivtmi Agency, ttic 3 North Avenue, East 111 North Union Avenue don'd make- a g Cranford 272-8837 k Cranford 276-546G In collecting iy\ i«-« CLARK LAMES OIL & GASOLINE SUPPLY CO. IVORY TOWER MOTOR ar*' claims. 1143 St. George Avenue 27 North Avenue, East - LT.S- Highway W & Lawrence St., Rahway Rahway 381-1100 Cranford 272-4600 n! Atm;h c,ln occur whorl McGrath, Robert j. Doth h I ~i!o i-.oik and are covered Evelyn Wade & Son : 21 Brant Ave. hy [WM oup .ilth plans can contribute 23 North Avenue, East unnoc Clark 382-0525 !h>' .-osi ot health care At PETTIT FUNERAL HOME Cranford 276-1053 Blut" ( il:tc SMM'1.1 however, were VILLA CONTRACTING CO. F. HIGGK3S SONS INC. FUNERAL HOME 1255 Weatfield Ave., Clark 371 W. Milton Ave., Rahway McPherson Realty Co. [iievi'n .ili.ri HI payments in such -—1-116 Bryant St., Rahway B.S. Willoughby Real Estate < ases IS Alden St. 12 Clark Street Cranford 276-0400 Cranford 2T2-5580 That s Sharon s |ut> Slif and others like her rnaKo sine IliiiL _ua_y(norils Lo? -Prisons w|th mor*? than ono health plan are equitably shared by each. This way nobody profits by colioctinq twice t>n a claim and at the same turn1 no ont* is deprived ot any eligible benefits With'pride and reverence, we pause to remember all the Sharon Adams Jl s youi dollar she's stretch- brave me7i^ho~g>Hve"rhfeiinives for thfs~c5u(Tt'ry throughout .-LQli_S.he s ajioltiei one ol the many reasons I its history. Fnr frnsdom. = ^_ Blue Cross and Rlue Shield deliver more health ran1'or your health-care dollar BUSINESS ^SATURDAY, MAY 27

NEW JERSEY BLUE CROSS AND BLUE SHIELD I r

1S91 Irving St., Rahway, N. J. 381-4242

Of «»y» »-*> *«*•' • 5E 12 THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1972 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, MAY 25,1972 PAGE '3 sued at both parks to Union Plan Renovations County residents. Golf Lessons The commission awarded a contract for construction Rahway Recreation Department of the courts to Allen For Youths Start Of Tennis Courts Blacktop of Scotch Plains on us low bid of $22,957. Youth Baseball League Standings At Rahway Park Monday, June 26 ^^ JC Junior Champ In addition to its scheduled COASTAL LEAGUE ' INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE The Inlon County Hark Junior Golf Academy at the W L W L Com mission announced lasr Ash Brook Golf Course, Rahway Indians 3 0 FM3A 1 0 week thac it has started prep- Meet Postponed Scotch Plains, the Union Purolator 3 0 Kowal Ass'n 2 1 aration ul plans fur renuva- County Park Commission Grelf Bros. 3 1 PBA 1 1 tion of the four hard-Burface Due IU inclement weather, said a second golf academy Inman Hgts. 2 2 1st Ward Dems. 1 1 tennis courts in Rahway the l lark .Jaycees' 10th An- will be conducted at Gallop- Italian American 2 2 American Legion 0 2 River 1'ark, Rahway. nual Junior Champ track and ing Hill Golf Course, Union Rotary Club 2 3 RESULTS The Rahway Cuurts, when field meet urlginally sche- and Kenilworth. Elks Club 0 3 Kowal 4 Legion 2. PBA renovations are Cunij leie, duled for Saturday was poai- These lessons will provide Merck Astros 0 4 7, Kowal 5. Dems 6, Legion will be similar to the Cedar jHtined ru early June. The a unique opportunity for 12 RESULTS 4. FMBA 6, PBA 1. Kowal Brook Park courts in Plain- exact date *A ill be announced to 16 year-old Union County Purolator 9, Rotary, 4. 4, Deme 1. field. !'he> we rv reno vated residents to develop and im- Indians, 4, Greif, 0. • • * recentlv for all-woathur use. I'artielt ants u.ho regi- prove golfing skills. PIEDMONT LEAGUE The Rahw ay Cuurts are ex- Inman Hgts., 14, Astros, stered fur May 20 need not The first two-week ses- 7. Rotary, 10, Italian Amer- W L pected to be ready fur pla> re-register. Children wish- sion to be conducted from by niid-summcr. When they JAYCFE STATE TOURNEY WINNERS...The chairman, ican, 4. Rahway Expos 3 0 ing to participate but not yet Gene Kobliska, and vice chairman. Gene Rosner, 3 to 5 p.m. will begin on Rahway Sonics 1 1 arc completed, supervised registered may do so on the Monday, June 26. Each two- tennis acnvm «. ill be ini- display team trophy awarded to the Clark Jaycee SEABOARD LEAGUE Manly Pontiac 1 1 day of ttie event with parental team in the State Jaycee Junior Bowling Tournament week session will Include 10 W Reglna 0 1 tiated at Rahway River Park consent. daily two-hour lessons Mon- on the same basis as at the on April 15 in Clifton. At the Clark Jaycee membership Rahway Jaycees 3 Delorenzo 0 2 day through Friday, with a RESULTS Cedar Brook courts. I'er- About 7,500 families reod meeting held May 18 at die Clark Rest, Kobliska American Legion 3 jjnlf «H1I Inwmirrfri Mi nianra Sonics 9. DeLorenzo mits at $5 each will be is- our newspaper weekly. "presenrert—trre—wfrrrrhTg—jmrkrc—bcrwrhrrs with tirtciF- trophies. They are, left to right, first row, Larry on each day. Merck Dodgers Expos 5^ Manly 4. Manly 4, Walko, Donna Ferris—(high individual series) and Three other rwo-week Rahway Motor Sonics 1. Expos 5, Reglna 3. Gary Babich; second row Ray Gigliotta, Tom Tavalaro sessions will follow the Amorelli Mets Expos 16, DeLorenzo 3. iIlaL.one.-m- JXistanis-Club- _- - _Cindy Rygiel; second high series winner, Jackie DeCicco, as well S. ICIwnntH 7 ^s ^teamyBan y Pyoni] Rrnnlr Thp fff fr,r rwp week: Legion" QUALITY DRY CUSANERS - 16,-^Flgers—ir.—Bodgcnr- " Jaycees 1. Raritan Rd. and Walnut Avo. Bike Rentals Are Available at Park Rahway Golfers • « • CLARK, N. J. NATIONAL LEAGUE Dom Scapati, a pupil ln In response to many re- The weekday schedule un- W L Same Day Sorvice * 382-3424 the eighth grade of Charles quests, the Union County til June 23 calls for the stand "JiJ« in Stanford Realty 5 0 JH. Brewer School, Clark, yarlc~CuiumlBBtoTrTs~iKilting -to—be—opeR—h

members and guests of the , I,, I i Colonial, Modern - Custom Pin- w— MEN'S FlAIR SLACKS Union County Hiking Club Fitted at home to your measurements '00 •- Polyester Doubleknlts on Saturday. with crystal Kleer long lasting vinyl. Participants will meet at S,2oo Soft as silk — in colors too. the Meyersville parking lot COIN OP CLEANING 8 LBS S2.25 at 10 a.m. and proceed on a As Memorial Day approaches, let us join with the nation in Use this opportunity to honor the dead by helping the living. ^ 375-73OO l5-to-20-mlle ride, stopping TRY HARVARD'S QUALITY SERVICE to eat lunch. 10BB Clinton AVD., irvlngton, H.J. 656-63OO honoring those who so courageously and unselfishly gave their Buy and wear a buddy poppy. Give generously to help our dis- AZA Mine Wins lives for the cause of our freedom. Let us now solemnly pledge abled veterans. Remember, they fought for you. Contributions I Fourth Game that these great sacrifices shall not have been in vain. to the Buddy Poppy Program go for patriotic purposes. 1

Compton Realty Murray, David A. The Clark AZA Softball team won its fourth straight 36 Branf five. 345 South Ave. I victory on Sunday by beating Clark 388-0433 Garwood 789-0733 Long Branch, 3-0. Three runs scored when The Deacon Agency Norcross Realty Alan Richer singled. Rich Rosin tripled and Jay Opper- HI North Ave. 1129 Raritan Rd. man hit a home run. BELL DRUG STORE OF RAHWAY , INC. STATE BANK and TRUST CO. SUMMIT & ELIZABETH TRUST CO. Clark 388-4546 Cranford 27G-5051 1552 Irving St., "Rahway 1313 Irving St.. Rahway 1050 Raritan Rd. and 10 Westfleld Ave., Clarlc Blackburn Wins Mile Qennrs, Victor G. G. Nunn, Realtors Jim Blackburn of Rahway 2 Alden St. 181 North Ave., East was clocked in 4:30 as he won Craniord 27G-1E18 Cranford 27B-8110 the one-mile race ln the New Jersey Amateur Ath- letic Union's all-comers Henehan, Phil F. Premier Realty mm COUNTY TRUST co. CHODOSH BROS. & WEXLER FUEL CO. JOHN C. SHELL AGENCY 85 E. CHERRY ST., RAHWAY track and field meet on Sun- 25 Alden St. 106 South Ave., East day in Warinanco Park. 315 Central Ave., Clark 36 E. Grand Ave., Rahway Real Estate Cranford 276-1933 Cranford 272-8373 09 W. Main St., Rahway

heem/Veency— 13 Eastman St. 15-17 North Ave, Crantord 276-5300 Cranford 276-1900 QUADREL BROS. TRUCKING CO. THE RAHWAY SAVINGS INSTITUTION HOME LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. 1500 Irving St., Rahway 713 New Brunswick Ave., Rahway Hart and E. Hazelwood Ave., Rahway Kliimas & Gais Stemmer Realty 663 Raritan Rd. 990 Raritan Rd. Cranford 272-4100 Clark 381-6633 Kuberski Realty Strawbridge Realty FIRST NEW JERSEY BANK JAN'S FASHIONS, INC. J. R. BAUMANN, INC. FLORIST 62G Raritan Road 10 Jackson Drive 1030 Raritan Rd., Clark 54 W. Cherry St., Rahway 521 W.Hazelwood Ave., Rahway Clark 388-7471 Cranford 276-3074 SB»<- malt.cs stir*" pe Ku-zma, T. J. suvlno Agency, Inc. e 3 North Avenue, East Ill North Union Avenue doifl mmke a gurofiii Cranford 272-8837 Cranford 276-5466 l am LANES OIL &JASOLINE SUPPLY CO. IVORY TOWER MOTOR Arthur-bloyd-At^ncy, Inc. Thonrars Agwcy orrhnrlth-r-are -clai iris.

NEW JERSEY BLUE CROSS AND BLUE SHIELD' FEDEHUIL

1591 living St., Rahway, H. J. 381-4242

"*> ** * " 14 THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1972 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, MAY 25/1972 PAG2 !;> Kotubv, Bradley Winters States Donna M. Crisalli Roosevelt Classes Toor Former Pastor Film on Japan On Tap Sunday Are TB Officers He Would Be Modon pictures of Japan, On Tuesday, Wednesday^, Voted as Member ln Ci provided by A. w. Balrd of and Thursday at 4 p.m. each George Kotuby of 1325 Jef- Capital, Legislature *Y Cranford, will be shown at day, one-half hour nature ferson Avenue, Rahway Full-time Mayor the Union County Park Com- talks for children- will- be mission's Trailside Nature given in the Trailside audi- Clair G. Bradley of 119 Thomas P. Winters of 107 Of Phi Beta Kappa Miss Christine Ebnght's Mrs. Frederick Dallas,Mrs. Schwin Drive, Clark and Ju- and Miss Dorothy Eckert's John Hopkins, Mrs. Law-Mew Church and Science Center in the torium. The subject chosen Delia Terrace, Clark, a can- Watchung Reservation on for the three days ls "Plants dith Huzar of 27 Glenslde didate for the Democratic Miss Donna Marie Crisalli, fourth-grade classes at rence MacPhee, Mrs. Joseph A former pastor of Avenue, Summit, were re- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt School visited Cicalese, Mrs. Morris Friendship Baptist Church, Sunday at 2 p.m. of the Watchung Reser- Party nomination for mayor, vation." elected vice president, trea- stated this week that if he Jerry Crisalli of 2286 Church Trenton to see state govern- BriRgs, Mrs. Thomas Roman, Rahway, has organized anew surer and secretary respec- Street, Rahway, was elected ment in operation on May 4. Mrs.SalvatoreMonte andMrs. Also on Sunday at 2, 3 is nominated and elected he church in Elizabeth, St. and 4p.m., Donald W.M.iyer, About 7,500 families read tively of the TB-Re- will serve full time as the to membership In Phi Beta The classes were met at Richard Swisscack. Thomas M issionary Baptist apiratory Disease Associa- Kappa, at New York Univer- the State House .by James Church. director of Trailside, will our newspaper weekly. township's mayor and that sity, New York City, and has J. Daly, aide to Assembly- present a program at the tion of Central New Jersey his office will be open to all. The Rev. Mr. Crawford A. Trailside Planetarium, pre- at the group's fifth annual been On the dean's list for man Herbert H. Kiehn of ihe Old it Thomas held the new "1 will conduct municipal the last three years. Rahway. Mr. Daly conducted viewing the eclipse of the meeting May 18 at the Town business as a business rather church's Initial Service on sun which will occur in July. and Campus, Union. Miss Crisalli ls majoring the children through the ro- Sunday. than as a hit or miss opera- ECOLOGY WORKSHOP...Participating In an ecology tunda, the governor's office, The same program will be TB-RD Central, which workshop at Arthur L. Johnson Regional High School, in political science and is a OFFICERS INSTALLED...Rahway Chapter No. 607, American Association of Retired The Rev. Mr. Thomas Is tion, with decisions deter- graduating senior. and the Senate and Assembly presented on Wednesday at EADERS INSTALLED...Newly-elected officers of the Rahwav Woman's i lub were serves Union, Hudson and mined only by merit and po- Clark, were clockwise seated at the table, Alan Ricker, Persons, Installed its new officers on May 11 in the Claude H. Reed Recreation and chambers. a graduate of Moody Bible 8 p.m. istalled in the state headquarters of their organization in New Urunswick on May 5. Monmouth Counties, con- TB UNIT RETAPS HE AD...George Kotuby right, of tential benefit to our citi- Sharon Hersey, Diane Wapner, Valerie Legan and Commencement is planned Cultural Center. Left to right are Harold Belcher, Randolph Gilman, John Topping, School and American Bible 'fficiating at the ceremony was Mrs. George Weinheimer, state president. In the ducts the annual Christmas 1325 Jefferson Avenue, Rahway, who was reelected zenry," Mr. Winters de- Debbie Garflnkel. Standing are teacher Robert Susko for Wednesday at Madison Rae Boyle, Vera Wienlandt, state director and installing officer; Ann Norerup, After lunch, Mr. Daly re- College, both of Chicago. holograph are, left to right, Mrs. John Major, treasurer; Mrs. lor Cederval, Seal campaign. The associa- vice presidem of the TB-Respiratory Disease Asso- clared. and Miss Jeane O'Donnell, a student teacher, from Harry Hanf, Msta Miller, Frank Greetham, Marge DeFerrari, Mabel Albers, joined the classes and touk He is a native ofLumpkin, orresponding secretary, Mrs. Arthur DeLorenzu, recording secretary; Mrs. tion was formed In 1967 them to the Assembly. It "To i-rr is human- but Prayer to Bring ciation of Central New Jersey on May 18 reviews the Mr. Winters said that dur- Montclair State College. Casimlr Begier and Walter S. Clapp. usmilly ii much belter cx- Ga., and has lived in Eiliza- •ndrew Rasmussen, Jr., president, Mrs. Robert I). Walton, second vice president. when the Union County TB 1971-72 annual report with Miss Katharine D. Cass of ing his years as a council- was in session and the bill beth fur 30 years. Usslng from the photograph is Mrs. William O. Rhuads, first vice president. and Health League and the Union, meeting chairman, and Grant F. Walton, director FIRST UNITEDM^THODIST permitting 18-year-olds to fusc ia llrmandctl." man he was independent even .OPEN SUNDAYS Viet Peace Asked TB units tn Hiirtwnn andMon- r>f pmriv^nmnm^i qualify New .Tprspv f?f;partment of •h M lW< Rahway drink was passed while the Jtion Control Bs —childj^n watc&ad, L ase-Qpponenf In Primary bets boost of GOPers mouth counties consolidated Environmental Protection. Mr. Walton was guest speakei the Democratic Party. He -A - -—peaceful -ami-prompt: *- at the program which was held at the Town and added that he "never dealt "The Place Where Thou Later, members of the soludon to the Vietnam con- The executive committee dacy of Dr. James W. Ralph in the Republican Primary cmincii SCRUICC! Assembly requested the chil- Campus Restaurant, Union. TB-RD Central conducts in partisan politics." The Standist ls Holy Ground" -&ict was urged by Mrs. Diane ll gllu J.s_ojx Ju.ng_o._ ALJ Workshop Theme AN will be the sermon to be dren to stand while they Shine, first reader of the tive Action Club ofT?nion opposing incumbent senator En ETieir statemeTff; ciurj SerfaTTjT Cuae far erF-CHRTST mnty endorsed the cajidi- Clifford P. Case of Rahway spok-cjnn.ii aalilCcnatorUast—upokocman sald.- should know that values so- *ev. Alfred WiUett ofSpring coming the fourth -grades tist, 830 Jefferson Avenue, Ways to control pollution Clark-Colonia of Roosevelt School. q hppri m^hprm mpras^- he ., dety shares that permit pol- Lake, Tft^gueslr-mMr^r- Railway. nrs HepnhlirnnB for many J statement noted that ^I lutlon, and ways of changing -rmiltftl tr\ fl 1 ne classes then visited township,— ninin qrarinnpfl rtr Forr also will -—baptis-~m—*—u • e the— infan^- — ••t• The statement was read -Or- Ralph is an Senator-. .:c.ase~bas—oppbseaT- "Now Is the tTme rortnbsi"thrxr—ET- JohTiBDm-1^glonah--the-struc^^~o^-s<«^e*y-*o .5HS?IH °-f, che P3S£er, th.fi "WaTjlungtOTi Crossing State itiractive youthfuh l warherh o voluntary prayer in schoolschoolss , Dix, -will speak ut the--ser- held—F-riday,-June-2,_at- the Rev Park: - ax— :__as..- -S? Si*™^ Tenants to Care foTProperties of us who are of a mind to High School Clark. ~ make-pollution unprofitable vice on Sunday at 10:30 a.m. American Legion Hall of and - MrsKenneth A. Austenberg, it was in 3,200- vho is a real Republican, the proposed amendment to must be Rahway Post No. 5 on Maple - Austenberg at the Among the chaperones on f vorers will go to the polls prohibit forced busing of act for civic betterment to The matter of the seminar Known by students, The Sunday School classes n a m the trip were Mrs. Felton Science churches throughout "Any revision of owner- doer." rally together." Mr Winters was presented through a Knowledge for the seminar and Bible hour members will Avenue, Rahway, from 8:30 - - service. by Donato~T3 and up the world. ..inri-Eate for l>r, Ralph tn school children and vital na- y A new baptismal hymn, Golnes, Mrs. Eugene Quinn, he primary, it may be pos- ineasuiea. l _Th(> prnpnanri stared. 'The rtav-nf rmiMn ream under the direction of was made possible:through meet at 9; 15 a.m. p. m. to 1 a.m. 1 100% DOUBLE KNIT new legal responsiblity: that willl b e ddiscussed in San politicians is finally ending Robert Susko, economics tea- f/^ J| ,l L"=ll'B WMIOUWBU by rvrasie~5T"tne 3»g, WB. d p 3k POIY6STER 60" tate CoUe e SECOND BAPTIST the of the tenant to maintain and Francisco, Calif., on June and their places must be cher, and Miss Jean O'Don- , ""J^t iL S Miss Donna M. Crisalli R ah w a v 50s wlU be featured Enter- occasion byHntfibny God- Rahway (SPECIAL GROUP) care for the property," Ed- 9, by the National Confer- filled by responsible, inde- nell, a student In the home wmled through the Vocational Square CenteF~ New York tainment^yiil-be-provide ^he Prin- Cheryl Eidelberg, daughter Services on Sunday a: 8 cess andrhe Pea wh swims the castle moat to For A FREE Estimate sident Edward Flynn and Mrs ' ^ ich get to the prince. Miss Por- of Mr. and Mrs. Morton and 11 a.m. will be conducted WATKINSSO 217 Wood Ave. N., Linden Stephanie Cedervall, acandi-a Pf}nce testE a S*rl to eee ter does an interesting mug- Eidelberg, will take place by the Rev. Walter J.Maier. Call Before You Fall . . . 283-1009 date for the Democratic nom-lf she ls a bona *lde Prin- ging of Carol Burnett, the tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. Miss Sunday School classes will 276 HAMILTON ST lnation for Fifth Ward cess *y placing a pea under Eidelberg will assist in the meet at 9:15 a.m., the Coyals the bed Qf 20 original Fred (WlnnUred's BtGCONE WELDING WORKS 80 PROOF - DISTILLED councilman mattresses nickname). service. Mr. andMrs. Eidel- at 4 p.m.. Junior Hi -Hap- in which she sleeps. If she berg will sponsor Oneg pening at 5 p.m. and Senior RAHWAY 574 ROUTE 27, ISELIM 283-1009 BLENDED IN SCOTLAJMD The other actors, with a Shabbos after the service. 111 Happening at 7 p.m. FULL Mr. Flynn reminded mem- Is able to sleep, she is not few exceptions, try as all bers of the kick-off reception sensitive enough to be prin- amateurs do, to steal the Other services sched- Meetings scheduled are; QUART for Democratic candidates cess. show rather than to let their uled are: Saturday, 8:30 Tomorrow, property com- June 3 at the United Auto Of course, in a musical work do this for them. The a.m., junior congregation at mittee's work night; Wed- Workers Hall, Cranford. comedy, other characters 10:30 a.m.; Sunday, 8:30 nesday, 7 p.m., youth choir p Jester, however, worked to a.m.; Monday, 8-30 a.m.- T-icket£—2-r^—p-F4r make the show work and, rehearsal: g p.m., aduli. WATKINS 86 per person. interesting. They are a indeed, walked off with this Thursday, June 1, 7 a.m choir rehearsal; Thursday, one. The Religious School will June 1, Vacation Church have sessions today, Tues- School committee; Friday, for Sandals.. DRUG STORE In "Once Upon a Mattress" day and next Thursday but June 2, Christian education SSTROOF — D15TIILECT& the director-producer-chor- will not mset on Sunday. UillnqsL TTloiel ( RfiHWfiY committee. BLENDED IN SCOTLAND eographer, Vlcki Tripodo, The Ner Tamid group will SECOND PRESB/TERIAN FULL and musical directors, Har- not meet on Monday because Rahway and SWIM CLUB OPEN EVERY DAY OF THE YEAR old Magee and Tom Fltti- of the Memorial Day holiday. QUART .ey Modern Atr Conditioned Room paldi, attempted making a "On Getting Our Fingers "The Complete Medical Center" silk purse out of a sow's HOLY COMFORTER Into Too Many Pies" will be Television a Cocktail Lounge ear, and came up with a EPISCOPAL the sermon subject of the —so xu skin—pu r-se—with—a—tew— interim pa&tor^—the Rev. W-^— PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECIALTY gnlri r.nina inside. 100% ORAfN— Edmund-Carver,—on—Sunday ROUTES 1 & 9 FREE PARKING The Episcopal Church of at 11 a.m. Persons who have A.A.A. Roof Shingles _ bundle 3.65 SP-IHIT5— RAHWAY. the Holy Comforter, Semin- been members of the church Wood Shingles - Codar R&R 18.95 Sq. FREFHELIVERY ary and St. George Avenues, continuously for more than Pino Trim, Finished Mouldings,Plywood,Plyscore Rahway, will celebrate Sun- 50 years will be recognized FU 1-2000 day, the First Sunday After at the service. Patio Block regular and decor- FAGIANO IRVING STREET, OPPOSITE ELIZABETH AVE. Pentecost with the holy com- Church School classes, the all color* available iidriing ji 26c While Calf — Brick Pavers... 13c munion at 7:30 a.m., family Bible study class and adult t .iincl, Yellow or worship and Church School Flagstone all colors ^aing i 38c Rahwav seminar members will meet a luscia Suedp WEDNESDAY, MAY 17 at 9:30 a.m. and morning at 9:30 a.m. Face Brick of all description siuriMiqat 10c 12:01 a.m. Building fire at prayer and aermon at 11 a.m. The Bible study group will White Crystal Spat bagged 89c $20.00 WATKINS 1410 Plnewood Street. Dam- The Spring Fair commit- meet on Wednesday at 8 age confined to roof and paint tee, of which Carl Kish Is p.m. Sale spray booth. chairman, is busy working The Session's meeting is Plastic Perforated Pipe pei Z.30 1:05 p.m. Smoke condi- on plans for the fair which scheduled for Thursday, June Railroad Ties 6x6x6' 6.35 tion at 736 W. Grand Ave- will be held, Saturday, June 1, at 7:30 p.m. 6x6x7' 6.75 nue-due^ to-overheated dec— 3, on tho -grounds of Race Setter 4x 7 2.B9 trie motor. the church. The fair will feature games, prizes, mer- Nutmeg Panel 4x8 3.89 THURSDAY, MAY 18 Zodiac V Grooved Panel 4x8 7:38 a.m. A car fire on chandise, baked goods, food 5.69 Old Lake Avenue. Caused try and many ether attractions. Zodiac Galaxy Panel 4x8... 6.98 WATKINS a backfire in thecarburelor. Ihe hQUrfl will-tl£_ll a.m. rn Christian Science Milky Way Panel 4x8 6-98 1:31 p.m. Unnecessary 9 p.m. The public is being Cosmic Oak Panel 4x8 5.98 Money for alarm at Allen Industries. invited to a:tend. Rustic Colonial Birch 4x8x% 9.98 appliances, money Problem with automatic Reading Room sprinkler system. FIRST CHURCHOFCHRIST, for furniture, FRIDAY, MAY 19 SCIENTIST money for landscaping, 5:35 p.m. Auto accident Rahway 1469 Irving St. money for an extra buthro . requiring, washdown olgas.o_-r. . a nursery, a garage with a i line at E. Milton Avenue and "Ancient and Modern Rahway or a pool. U.S. Route #1. Necromancy alias Mesmer- SATURDAY, MAY 20 ism and Hypnotism Denoun- ALL ARE WELCOME ROD & GUN Which is where Summit and ["hzabeth Trusl Company 5:10 a.m. Unnecessary ced " is the sermon at the DONEY — comes in. A SETCO Hume Improvement Loan lets \ou alarm at Allen Industries. 11 a.m. Sunday service. Sun- In While Calf 7:50 p.m. Burning com- day School meets at 10:35 VODKA i-s-mrf*-—arrcHcts yoy u rrpnp r Dark Brown ll plalnt at I0791Jeesvnie~XVe^ ^Wthd convenient monthly installments. You may borrow up to nue. students to tile age of 20 are afiiiiirjiiiiiiiiuiiniiiiiiiiinirjiiuiiuiiiitjiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiirjiniiiHiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiDiiiiiiiiiiiiDiiiiiiiiiiiiciiiiiiiiiiiiiqL' Puma Calf. $7,500 at reasonable bank terms. 8:10 p.m. Unnecessary welcome to attend. Nursery g Opportunities still remain for - § $17.00 Whatever your money needs—home improvements, alarm at Allen Industries. is provided for children to _^tonveTtttorral,HPHA— VA-rrnrrrrgtrgmed to be interested. to let us know how you feel about lot of municipal offices on Plalnfield, at 8:15 a.m.. and or Exi. 294, Mr. Robert Whitney, What have you been any aspect ot our ser- Campbell Street. WVNJ, Newark, nt 9:45 a.mT and we will mail you your loan application. state to (ind out. g We want to know ll you get a telling us? That there Being "good" isn't vice, drop us a line. Send 9:55 p.m. Fire in a United This week's program is en- Computer .Programming " Civil Technology are still a few trouble good enough. your letter, or a post- States Postal Service mall titled "The TruthShallMake dial tone fast enough, il your calls box. • Mechanical Design go right through, and whether you spots needing extra card, to Customer Ser- You Free." can hear and be heard every time work. But thot service in other areas vice, Room 1702, New Jersey Bell, * * * The reading room of the Tuition and fees $360.00-year (for Union County residents) SUNLIT and ELIZABETHS is generally good. We'll be work- S40 Broad Street, Newark, New Fire prevention tip of the Rahway church which is lo- For further Information call or write Miss Wilson, Dept. 414 TRUST COMPANY h B -Jersey ©-7-10K week: cated at 1469 Irving Street, Atlerisk llDmi Exclusive With Wi»ty\ in NrJ. We talk to people 'who've re liahway, is open to the public SUMMIT • BERKELEY HEIGHTS • CLARK • ELIZABETH • ElirABETHPORT • NEWTRDVIDENCE cenfly"ha~d "a'~phone installed-or- tcrour-way-of-T : Jipuvyptn—— d— other^storage places, M onda'ythroughHFriday'f rom- check for collection of maga- noon_ta 4—p. OUIMBV^t CENTRAL. WESTflEtO T5tgotten_games, wallpaper chaj»C_t!lfi_J£iP8 Jannps. ycr-" . act—good—to— —and—Health—with—Key—to—the- OF COLD BEER throw away? They can be Scrlpturcs" by Mary Baker iiliiiailiiiiiiiiiitjiiiiiiiiiiiioiiiiiiMtiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiuiuuiaiiiiuiiiiuciMiiiiiiuiiDiiiiiimiiiDuiiiiiiMiitS 'downright dangerous to keep I Eddy'br any'other authorized ClirlBUiirrScltrriEa'llteraturc. RAHWAY NEWS RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, MAY 25. 1972 PAGE 17 )

RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD-CLARK PATRIOT PAGE 16 THURSDAY, 1972 Hew PTA Officers Cadette Troop 1235 At Abraham Clark Spends Rainy Weekend By St. Agnes Parish Installed Hay 17 More than -100 persons Joseph J. Menaco was In Mrs; Richard Wellbxock Cadettes across the center modeled a teepee costume attended the testimonial din- charge of the program and was Installed as the new deslnged by Miss Soppas. of New Jersey, now mem- ner honoring the Rev. George was host for the evening. president of the Abraham bers of Delaware-Raritan Sealed orders on emer- C. Lutz of St. Agnes Roman In charge of reservations Clarlfj School Parent-Tea- Girl Scout Council Inc., huld gency preparedness were gi- Catliolic Church, Clark, on were Mrs. Bess Cordes, chers^ Association of Clark a rainy camping trip Ust ven 10 the troop to meet Sunday in the church. Joseph Kellbas and Mrs. on Mj^y 17 in the school weekend at Thompson Park, their i- adette challenge, and The dinner was given by Helen Suszko. A special auditorium. C Jamesburg. .swa.a were evhanged with parishioners to mark the guest book was prepared for Outgoing president Mrs. lo)hen your social event The weekend culminated other truu['S. 10th anniversary of Father ather Lutz by Mrs. Edward Stephen Deaia presided, and in the awarding of tlrsi | nzt.- I ro.'i 1 - 35 had prepared Lutz asapriest. I huse pres- Florek and Miss Mary Ann Mrs. Charles Krumm, past for Troop flag to Heidi I So-'I'. I. i ^ ai-.i fire- i mertainment Michael Pavone leads band of Abraham Clark School at Miss Sonia Steffan, center, leads Madison Hill Chapter Parents and pupils visit art display created by students demands catering perfection, ent attended a concelebratcd Sopko. Decorations and ar- PTA jpresident, thanked out- for installation night. and Cindy Denm wuli auth- w:uch u.as wished out bv mass of thanksgiving. rangements were handled by going iotticers and installed PTA meeting. of the Sweet Adelines. :uav\ rair,. II1.'.- scouts pre- entic directions un 1 u.-- M)GUY FIN Girls participating in the weekend camp- Father Lutz, hose home Michael Llko, Richard Put- die 1972-73 slate: Mrs. the number above carora Indian lure su; i lu-d , jrt-i: tl.eir meals under parish is Holy Family Ro- noky and Mrs. Thomas Wellbrock, president; vice etv.erge:)-\ conditions and inn trip jf Cadette Troop 1235 were, left to right, Mrs. King of United Counties Trust by Mrs. Philip boppas »itli Denise boppas Donna Boley, Dianne Fateman, Heidi man Catholic church. Nut- Wilkinson. president, Mrs. Richard POLICE BLOTTER help from Rahwav [ lliraiA :iel]-ed i:; ;. ltclujig and taking- ley, was ordained by Arch- LeDuc; secretary, Mrs. is your answer. ciov-r, si\ ter.;s in rain and ISoch, Kim Farmer, Elizabeth Pascale, Mrs. Philip personnel. bishop Thomas A. Boland Salvatcre Delia Sala; cor- MONDAY, MAY 15 and arecheckin'g Hiigerprints ^ Denise boppas recenea Soppas co-leader; Susan Graham, Cindy Denny, Lisa in May, 1962, at Immaculate Krouk Suggests responding secretary, Mrs. Officers on patrol in the found on the soda botde. Chosen to Vie in Women's Contest first prize tor mu^i aui:u :- eJJel s Mrs. Philip S[.-Pierre, Jill Guidroz, Nancy Grace and Vicki Conception Seminary, Dar- George (rNeil, and treas- area of the A & 1', Eliza- Miller Pontlac-CadlUac's Mary Lee King of Jersey in the national com- I tic and prettiest lu.-io r-ra an.'. M I3. I vj 1 a scale Ganifas. Not pictured but on the trip were Lisa Huff lington. He lias been at St. urer, Mrs. Joseph Brescher. beth Avenue, observed milk service department, 149 Re- Chatham, director of the petition for selection of the Our personal attention costume and Kim l-arnier d the- tuldnigtu fire and hvonne McClary. Agnes since his ordination. Citizens Group The school." band per- cases stacked like stairs gina Avenue, reported a community service program Ten Outstanding Young Wo- I fox most original. bt.e scouts. Father Lutz was given the formed under director against the back of the break and entry. Officers of United Counties Trust men of America for 1972. to your individual needs 1971 Man of the Year Citi- Michael Pavone; Mrs. Sonia building. In such a manner observed a pane of glass Company, Elizabeth, was A native of Delaware and ELKS MULTIPLY...Four new members were inductedTntb the~membersniproi Steffan led the Madison HU1 zenship Award by the Clark Clark Lodge No. 2327 of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks last Thursday, that access could be gained smashed In second floor nominated for the 1972 Out- a graduate of University of Annapolis To Enroll-Youth 18 Jaycees in January. As To Aid Officials Chapter of~Ttte SweeTTS to the roof. The manager window and Delaware, Mrs. King rep- r at the Elks 1 .oclire, Featherbed Lane, Clark. The new members were Invited to" lil a step ladder standing Young Women will be unpafatteted~. " • - - - - •• - *j idlBon^ hUl h her—swte—ia—jhe- Iiarlingtun, TexT^ which rie oTJfieT chUuTY-u, _ •-.-,.— --, .- __ g^CeST ana a exnloit or grrizing oi Mr. Mrs. AugustNep- who attends* he has won "ruler" Jam"e"s"Tbal, center, are: Anthony F. Cere, JaHteTSTCV Law," H.i4Nt-» church was attending on a Naval Nepshlnsky, 20 yuuth of Clark, of Clark, expressed cone-urn aehool-s children was given.—! Janves G-. Unice of 1429 if anything was missing. served member of Allll^LK Ati.k'jc.KiLlyn scholar- che Charles Gregory School work with the ~Kennetn~v'aTenTi ana Lie """ 21 and 35 for thefr abilities. to 200 aliaay, lias bcon arsrns a mem- about - se5Fi*»s==a«a±iftfete=tti==; -Church-, Street, said_some-_ Judging. R for »tan> ^illln^ ahd Laura'Nepshinsky 11, bar of the Clark lnterfaith-taxpayers _QX Ihe_ ' --'•'• Chiefjiof Police one-«ntared-his-parked cat-aid A. Fischer of 1271 West- The-nomination mates her pageants of Delaware, r.iiej Statt--s N a1, al Me is scheduled to report and outlined several -G_' the Naval Academy on a student at St. Mary's Citizens Lurnmittce, the and outlined several pru- by sliding a coat hanger or field Avenue reported the eligible to compete for rep- mont, South Carolina and Contact ourcatermgTrranaget JuK (i. School, Rahway. Clark Police chaplain.'chap- posals. He spoke at a Clark a thin object between the larceny of $261 from an resenting the state of New Georgia and on local judging ENROLL NOW FOR nuuve of lain and member of die Civil Present Award door and window and un- envelope in his top desk panels of New Jersey and SUMMER COURSE St. Mar\'s Air Patrol, Linden, ant! mod- locked it. Stolen were drawer. R-a 11 iTti rt m ' C Pennsylvania. for further information. it ~ raiifi/radto Stu and An aitemprpfl hrefik ami OdlUJUII 1 a She hn« rinnp vniiiw»r iiulv -Jo-Clark, WESTFIELD rrotit Mitrr Ninie Socien . work for the American Red l, Vicaitield, last >ea r. at $190. • Smarr of 727 Hamilton Street. Cross and the Morris County ELIZABETH The John Birch Society's thur Vollrath, Linden chapter Among tile liiam guest, was a member .'t ihe At the annual ball of the A complaint will be signed He observed a man trying the Leukemia Society and has head said the President present were lather Lutz's Fairweather, the day w WQODBR|DGE_ .ill ii-.iti—Uu: inden chapter said that Pre- Lhj 1 o n Countv Police 4—South—Am boy nnri rtnr 'lo^r "f M^ h""^. lv:-n Source F—f itfc t rhf- H -ih'vnv ^ h UNION years, ar.J Served js captain "sTdenr . August Lutz oi keansburg, operate Tor TO weeks p irvmg~Srreet7~ -crrarrj "The—man—s"aw—Wr—snra rr locaf service and industrial 8-LESSON r lr. I'.ib senior year, lie was plying communists with eco- communist nations to com- Sulphur Springs, Berkeley them with unlawful entry of he fled. clubs. formerly of Nuiloy, his bro- this summer from June 26 For those who need it. trans- secure more detailed infor- Heights, on May 6, the late COURSE V also captain ol tlu- track and nomic aid to bring the war cide with his blockcade of thers-in-law and sisters, to Sept 1, with the season portation ie provided in the mation regarding coats and Rahway High Schooi. Mrs. C. B. McLlroy of Mrs. King is a member STEAK HOUSr> c ross-coum ry [cants ai the n"end. Ar- North Vietnamese ports. William Harrison or 7 Wen- - lidmund J. Wynn of 17O 580 Leesville Avenue re- Fourteen minutes after a N. J. DOG COLLEGE in Vietnam d Mr. and Mrs. t. harles Ciak divided into five two-week YMC A bus or new van. registration proceedure. dell Place, Clark, was of the Eastern Union County 687 2393 Wt-stlleld sch'o.d. and Mr. and Mrs. Anthony periods. Registration may YOUNG SPECTATORS ... Michael Krebs, 2, and lierthold Avenue reported ported a break and entry, V. S. Weather Service bal- Chamber of Commerce Wo- > i Mine M r N.-pshmsk \ li.^s WILLIAM F. NASH- honored with a posthumous Howard Krebs, 4, of Rahway were among tlie spec- that while his convertible The rear screen and inside loon fell in the lot of the The Motter Family ^Uxiiitian-,—a«J—his— brcithex. he for one or more periods. valor award. men's Division and will completed one year at the and sister-in-la«, Mr. and Over the last IT" years. tators who gathered on April 16 to watch 1,803 persons was parked in front of the doors had been prfed uperc A & P Supermarket, Eliza- serve as corresponding sec- •T The—erdefff" Association participate in jhe 20-mlle JWalk-a-Thon which was house, someone opened the A check will be made to beth and Kearney Avenues, retary foxJ 972-73 & 18 CSlass Mrs. Iz-dward l.uti, Camp hairwuathor has be- Civilian Valor Award plaque 1 1 US, ROUW-22, MOUNTAINSIDE,J4.J.-O2O92 Cuests an'd speakers were come known as much for held by tlie March ~oT~Dimefl id raise money to fight flap on die left side and stole determine what, if anything, Rahway, it was -deltveredto The bank maintains was presented to his widow, birth defects. Miss Virginia M. MclCenney, director a stereo tape player valued is missing. tne ^'- ^. Postal Service in 15 LUNCHEON - COCKTAILS • DINNER Council 1'reMdciit John its special events as for Mrs. Louise Harrison who branch office in Clark. and jHHirror Hisansky, Ma\ur Ihomas A. tile usual day camp acti- for the Walk-a-Thon, which went through Clark, esti- at $80. SUNDAY, MAY 21 Rahway. was one of the honored guests mated that more than $45,000 will be added to ttie fund The balloon fell on Monday '7 L INCOLN BL VD. Kaczmarek, Ireeholdci vities ot sports, swimming, present at che affair. Illl-RSDAY, MAY 18 Police found two juveniles QL.ARK William J. Maguirc and the crafts, hikes and nature when all money pledged is collected. The mail box located at hiding Inside a boat at the at 8:15 p.m. It contained a FOR ALL YOUR TRAVEL study. Boating, over-night Mr. Harrison saved the- Central and Jefferson "Ave- 'Railway Yacht Club oh E. packet of broken instruments WE. COME TO THE HOME. 7p RAHWAY HIGH SCHOOL *Add bread and butter to life of one Clark youth In The broken balloon was of St. Agnes Church. Republican Club meeting. sleep-ins, out-of-town trips Week of May 29 nues was found pried open. Milton Avenue and took tlie NEEDS CALL AL"L TYPES OF GLAZING and daily swims, both in- starred entrees. the Icy waters of the Mid- officers made a check of boys into custody. T-he Yacht found by Stephen Tuday of The presentation was Complete Luncheon * • * Miss Marbach Is New PUT TYING. PICTURE FRAMES -FRAMING Mr. Krouk suggested that doors and outdoors, are of- dlesex Water Company the box and found it empty Club reported arowboatval- 2346 Elizabeth Avenue, Rah- given by Thomas Wilkinson . a citizens' committee beap- (Must induce one-half pint reservoir in early February NON.GLARE GLASS « LOOSENING OLD SASH fered. Of special Interest RAHWAY ELEMENTARY wilii pryjiULrJiii-un-thclock. ued at $100 missing, and two way, who told police. 381-8800 jresident of iT.c Holy Name d by the mayor or thu of whole white or chocolate and gave his life in an at- REPLACE CHAINS .REPLACE OLD SASH poln[e are tile weekly trips to mu- SCHOOLS Postal Service authorities chains and binders valued at Where the balloon came society, and Mrs. Siephei Municipal Council on a yearly milk) tempt to save another youth. I F A n F D GLASS ^ ALUMINUM STORM Week of May 29 Rainbow Worthy Advisor were notified. $60 were taken from, nobody knew. - Sopko -baeie—to—k-et^H-Uw-pui>Uc m- sriimri. tLLSioritJ! - --M-OWDA-Y— The Union County Police WINDOWS AND SCREENS REPAIRED Tffl -7083 MONDAY Wilmer Nash of 1577 Lam- RAHWAY Rosary Altar buciety ^°~ formed about such issues as shore areas, recreational MEMORIAL DAY MEMORIAL DAY Chiefs' gave special recog- Miss Bonnie Ann Marbach, Hi Leagues. HANK'Se chairmen of the event. thu master plan and traf[ic_f arks_^nd_other_camp sites. No School nition to the heroic, bert Street reported the bat- No School r^f Mr find Mrs. the church lery waa stulerLirurnhiscar,. Benediction vvas give-n by control, tie noted that th Camp TairweatlVer oper- TL'ESDAY TUESDAY unselfish and" life-saving William H.Maxbactr-2nc TRAVEL the Rev. William Wilson, ated Mondays through Frl- 1 wnne the vehicle wasparkec master plan revisions will Choice of one: Steamed Steamed frankfurter on deed by Mr. Harrison and 443 Raleigh Road, Rahway, a member of tur H years. in front of his home. assistant pastor el ^>t. Agnes days from °-:3U a.m. to 3:30 frankfurter on roll, "breaded DIVISION OF LARGEST SELECTION of be discussed at a special frankfurter roll and butter; unanimously voted him the Other officers slaied An armed robbery with gun Church. Council meeting. p.m using all facilities of veal cutlet, 'cottage cheese, breaded veal cutlet with Civilian Valor Award. The were: Worthy associate ad- "GALAXY "ROOUT" yiSLOCKY TRAVEL local YNK A--gym, pool, boiled ham on hard roll, was reported by Krauszer's •'1-ew citizens, it any, are th bread and butter; choice of award was presented by visor. Miss Lynn Davie- Dairy Store, 497 W. Scott Fully Air Conditioned — Fully Crpclrd shop and bowling al- peanut butter and jelly on Chief Thomas Quinn of Ro- charity. Miss Joy Christo- f LOWER and aware of this meeting and, craft sandwich. Avenue. Two young men For your n^xl — Wcddine Banquet — P«r Log 391 Hours even if they were, they would leys, plus Rahway River Park whlte bread. Choice of two: Baked setle Park, the association pher; hope. Miss Nancy i- an- 47 E. MILTON AV fields, picnic areas and out- Choice of two: Juice, baked walked into the store and on SEATING FOR 250 l'EKSONS RAHWAY, N. J\ have no knowledge uf the beans, sauerkraut, juice. president, and Chief AntRony non, and faidi. Miss Susan the pretense of purchasing a contents of the plan for the donr swimming pool. beans, sauerkraut, tosSed T. Smar of Clark, the asso- Panek. SERVICE COMPANY VEGETABLE PLANTS Applesauce, milk. Untie of soda pulled a gun 1350 W. BLANCKE ST., LIXBEN, N.Jt. Helping Disturbed master plan revision andhuw salad, cole slaw. ciation sergeant-at-arms. Installing officers were: on the clerk, made her enter it will affect the taxpayers," Choice of one: Applesauce, Baked meat loaf with bread Worthy advisor. Miss Sally AMPLE FUEE PABKINO 925-6228 FREE AIR CONDITIONING SURVEYS ANNU&LS PERENNIALS — HERBS Blaze Damages tlie refrigerator at the rear The staff ot the Union Mr. Krouk stated. fruit, manager's choice. and butter; chicken chow Auto Insurance Rice; marshall. Miss Agnes of the store, rifled the cash IN YOUR HOME EVERYTHING YOU NEED FOR County Psychiatric Clinic, Establishment of a muni- AX A CARTE inein with noodles and home- Mossberg; chaplain. Miss register of about $50 and cipal hot-line was suggested Beef Barley Soup made corn bread and butter; Patti Churchill; recorder. YOUR GARDEN 111 E. Front Street, I'lain- left the scene in a motor I We sell, deliimt, install and guarantee all oil' field, put in 214 huurs treat- by Mr. Krouk. He said the Machine Shop Sandwiches: Tuna fish sal- choice of sandwich. Miss Gail Sweet, and musl- vehicle. Detectives obiainerL hot-line could constitufeTin ad, HamTDUfger, ' salaTmi,- Brokers Favor ing Rahway residents for Choice' oi~t\*olTBmierei3 descriptions of che suspects emotional illness and 177 information center and pro- A machine shop at 141U manager's choice. rice, buttered garden peas, «We service and install all makes of MiELE'S GREENHOUSES BE COOL hours for Clark residents vide a direct link be-iween i'mewood Street, Railway, WEDNESDAY juice. Bread pudding with air conditioners, S'B? LAKE AVENUE CLARK N J "'DhC- in April. the citizens and the Munici- was damaged early in the Choice of one: 'Baked fruit, milk. Mo Fault Idea a We specialize in thru the wall installations meat loaf, "chicken chow ABLE CONTRACTORS '-'fione '68 'J 6 pal Building. I'he speaker morning of May 17. The THURSDAY "A high percentage of the THIS suggested that a log of all building is owned by Arthur mein with noodles, *runa Hot turkey sandwich with members who responded to MEMBER OF CRANFOB0 CHAMHtH Of COMMtHCt with the name of the D L enzo an electrical fish, chicken salad on hard gravy and butter, mashed Sales and installation OPEW DAILY 3 to 8; SAT. & SUN. 9 to E calls with the name ot the De-Lorenzoc or , a recent survey favor the resident and the disposition contractor, firemen stated. roll, spiced ham and cheese potatoes, buttered garden SUMMER 218 CENTENNIAL AVE. 276 1160/CRANFORD J proposed No Fault Auto In- of the request be maintained. on har•"" d """roll". Spinach;" spaghetti supreme, surance Plan," states die WITH The mayor and councilrnen Ih fire was discovered Choice of two: Juice, but- Italian bread and butter, but- Insurance Brokers Associa- M'ss Bonnio Ann Maroaen could review the log to as- about 12:21 a.m. by a police tered rice, buttered garden tered garden spinach; choice don of New Jersey. . waE> installed as worthy ad- FREE Estimates PLAYTEX...CARNIVAL. certain thai the citizens have patrol. Flames were going peas, tossed salad, cole of sandwich; mashed po- "However the association visor of Adrienne Assembly throu the roof in the front received proper service, M r. slaw. tatoes, buttered garden spin- feels that the public should No. ^68, Order of Rainbow of the building when fire- Call 381-2278 PHERPAN Krouk stated. Choice of one: Bread pud- ach. Fruit brown Betty, milk. understand that the proposed *0^ &rle'• ... Mr. Krouk said thai the men arrived. Foremen, di- ding with fruit, fruit, mana- FRIDAY ( rected by Chief George G. ger s choice. plan is for bodily Injury only. Miss Marbach is a senior or 752-5619 WE DESIGN & INSTALL: Ncw Cars citizens could put pressure Grilled cheese sandwich; ^•Aleo the association at Rahway High School, on the state to establish Link, brought the blaze under A LA CARTE manager's choice with bread wher she is a . COMPLETE DUCT SYSTEMS Bras - Girdles M.Y. AIRPORTS control in about 20 minutes. feels that it should caution S member of S 95 another interchange for the Chicken Rice Soup and butter; choice of cold the public not to expect too the Seniorettes, a service g o ADD ON SYSTEMS TRAVEL IN COMFORT Garden State Parkway be- Firemen said the blaze of sandwich. SKIN TOP WIG 19. & up Sandwiches: Tuna fish sal- much in the way of rate club- sb e le also <=> member • ELECTRONIC AIR CLEANERS IN NEW LIMOUSINES tween Clark and Edison. He undetermined origin started ad, veal parmesan, boiled Choice of two: Tater tots, u 1 * ALTERATIONS (No Job Too Small) said studies show that more in a paint spray booth and ham, manager's choice. . jceduMlone, especially for in- of the Chantelles, girls cho- FROM YOUR DOOR-STEP buttered string beans, juice. exoerienced drivers and for rus. . COMPLETE VENTILATING SYSTEMS than 30% of the traffic en- spread toward the roof. THURSDAY Peanut butter bar, milk. • HOT WATER AND FORCED AIR n 5X2; wUh poor driving re- ^ September Miss Mar- tering die townsnifrat"pFc7- 17anTage~~WB~s~ "croiTfirre"d^to~the " ChoTce of~oneT "Hot turkey . ___ q,—^—^ — HEATING SYSTEMS CALL 291-3313 §ent from the parkway would There seems little^w* "™? arttend-^benoir- roof timbers of the concrete sandwich with _gcray v spa- CLARK ELEMENTARY t meaningful-xate re- **Yiae , College, Hickory, RESIDENTIAL •COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL be eliminated. block building. ghett' i' suprem""e " wltf~~~"i Italian SCHOOLS uuo u.is until tfie frequency N.CL^«here she_ plans to bread and butter, *devlled Week of May 29 U CALL "My major concern at this a^d severity of accidents la majo^ in sociology. She was FOR Loads of Keds Sneakers rime is the involvement of eggs, bologna on hard roll, MONDAY duced " awarded a scholarship from Choose e c lle s we a s Chrysler Alrtomp die citizens for a better • ham salad on hard roll. No classes. The "insurance Brokers * ° se 2 ll , ^ THE LOOK FOR EVERYONE OUR EXPERTS WILL: Choice of two: Juice, with Confidence 297-3313 Clark," Mr. Krouk declared. TUESDAY Association of New Jersey, New Jersey State Scholar- . START S. TEST YOUR EXISTING For Women, mashed potatoes, buttered One-half pint of milk. Bh ITALIAN M.09 Per Fool wlth offices at 171 Main ;?; ., u u , AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM « garden spinach, tossed frankfurters, buttered rolls, U M C S 95 salad, cole slaw. sauerkraut, baked beans, Street, Madison, is an or- De^ ^ |^n EvangellrTal VENICELCN FIBER CLEAN & TIGHTEN EIJTCTRTCATT" Children 2. lean Choice of one: Fruit browr French fried potatoes or rSr?stnt SeTc"*! ^theran ^Srch.^lC^ CONTACTS • REPLACE FILTERS Priced as low as '"»'. DREAM-KITCHEN-- Betty, fruit, manager's chips, relishes, applesauce. reedy, as opposed to insur- w^re. Efje is ? Past officer • VACUUM CLEAN COOLING COIL Mirro choice. WEDNESDAY ance agents; who represent of ^ the Junlor and Senior . CHECK TO INSURE PROPER 100 BY OUR AWARD WINNING STAFF OF A LA CARTE One-half pint of milk, one or more particular com- •]. • #*" , REFRIGERANT CHARGE (Wo will POLLY PRESTON, JOYCE, Alcoa Turkey Noodle Soup vegetable beef soup, hero FOIL 3J.JO()0 BIU DESIGNERS & CRAFTSMEN 41 Seniible add up to two pounds of Rofrigwrant INSTALLED IW WARM Sandwiches: Tuna fish aal- sandwiches, bologna, sal- panies, and direct writers" nlOQIIIS UlVCII Prices! BATHROOMS TOO! »hn are prnjInyepR nf rheir 5?» absolutely froc.) AIR FURNACES -ari7-x:oltl~subittairinev chicken Th;. p pTf^* TRAMPEZE, Etc. 30 Yr. Guarantee companies. FtD A salad, manager's choice. sing, apple criBp. EXPERIENCED STYLING DONE ON ALL PIECES BUILDERS AND DO-IT-YOURSELF TRADE , A Rahway member of |'Df| NO HATTEIJ WHERE PURCHASED ACT HOW! PROTECT YOUR INVESTMENT BRING IN MEASUREMENTS 8. SAVE on material FRIDAY THURSDAY _ the association Is Arthur Shoes for Women Choice of one: Grilled One-half pint of milk. E. Lloyd of Arthur Lloyd Township attorney John P. OFFER LIMITED TO RESIDENTIAL SYSTEMS -.-cheee&-sand.wlcJi,_*sallsbuxy- hnmhnrgerH, hurternti rolls, ^ _. ~ r~Higgins~~of~61anrk~and~Angelcr IAI OIIOTFD UPON REQUEST baked beans.-onlonfi, Frcnr.h G&lonia steak, "tuna fish, American Avenue. Villa of Westfield were given C0LCN1A, N. J. cheese and tomato on hard fried potatoes or chips, rel- honorary gold membership HEATING & ishes, Jello and whip. Planning & Design (enter CONSOLIDATED roll. cards In the Union County Wig ire AIR CONDITIONING HUE CSHMVe » SUBVfV Choice of two: Juice, tater FRIDAY Columist Speaks Police Chiefs" Association 381-6550 MSIT oun SJHOWHOC tots, buttered string beans, One-half pint of milk, piz- on May 16 at a luncheon of EDISON, N.J. : MILTON *,V6 . RAH OPEN 9-6; FRI. 9-9 CONTRACTOR OPP t» R STATION 241-7021 tossed salad, cole slaw. za pie, salad and dressing, the group. SAVMQS CERTIFICATES 381-6737 bologna, cheese, bread and Salon 549-3655 Chnir-p nf fine.: Peanut hllt- On Two Subjects Mr. Higgins resides at 480 A © • ter bar, fruit, manager s butter, peanut butter, cake Oak Ridge Road. S1O.000 minimum choice. or fruit. • SALES Guaranteed for 2 yrs • SERVICE ••^'•''•^•i'iiV* V*>' "AUCTIONEER'S RETAILS A LA CARTE Joi_(kaaniia|jon ' I > HR Y X CLOTHING STORE", Cream of Tomato Soup 1 rl J NEWEST BEAUTY SENSATION * "* " ,969-2283 ..• .J: Sandwiches: Tuna fish Mrs. John H. Wachter of salad, frankfurter, egg sal- - "It's nil right to save m=mt ,1506 Roosovolt Awe,,(Across from Trailer Court) $5,000 minimum 550 Clark Street, Westfleld, SATISFIED CUSTOMERS Wi>st Cattorol (Near Hess Station S'Blairs Rd.) :. Guaranteed for 1 yr ad, manager's choice. money, but too many people are trying to save it from columnist tor The—Rahway—| FOR OVER 20 YEARS ': • HOURS: OPblS 10 A.M-TUES-thru SAT. " SPECIAL COMPLETE NeWB^Record and The Clark . .... LUNCHEON folks they owe it to..." , '. TIL9 P.M. ON JHURS.& FRI. " ' —Dale Holdridgc, Langfora Patrlornand director-of-the—| $2,000 minimum Large salad platter, bread Bpeakertf* bureau of the New Guaranteed for 6 mos. and butter, listed dessert, (S. Dak.) Bugle milk Ofersey Conservative Union, was nairted a speaker for the .._ group. ...,,.^_J=_I COMPLETE Seeking Better Values? ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS Mrs. Wachter speaks on h^iefcf a worthwhile savings institution 'this United Nations—Myth o '72 fashions by Lord West as Versus Reality," a realistic assessment afme charter, Tuxedo ndvertised in "Modern Bride," -fc>uhdote--and^track_ record "Brides," etc. if the United Nations, jind RENTAL SERVICE o Vnst ynriely of itliirls and ,Jlddle Class R accessories WESTFIELD » WOODBRIDGE Lonq lovely and glamorous, Individoally applied one lash at a What's •Wrong With ltr"~ "You'll Be Amaicd" -and MOT REMOVED AT NIGHT time to each °' ^"^J"^ a rebutal to Its critics and a MOUNTAINSIDE •GRANT-eiTWetARK— u defense of an important In- SAME QUALITY at LOWER PRICES leaving that "bare face" look. ^^l^l^eUnne^' Will dean and p MENLO PARK SHOPPING MALL ins lev gredient of American heri- ihe bride's wedding gown No one can ever know they "" " — • tage- '. ... (minimum 6 anil rents!*) NEW EDISON BRANCH Original application $15.00 WANDA'S DRESS SHOP OPEN ALLJDAY SATUr^ " Fill-ins -per lasrW25 tefl^achtetiU_ 9 AM TO 4 PM PRepUbUeanTConservattve^— KOlipE27 (tor. Si. George's Avc.) AtR.R, OVERPASS, RAHWAY tion ClubofjJnloriCQunty 13 WcstfiettAve, fVJaifi Open-Daily 10 A.M.-9 P^M^—Snturday-*«*

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According to a letter is- sued to die Rahway Board of Education by us attorney Leo Kahn, Louis R. Rizzo will rnnrinue to be a mom- her of jiie board and his -p=r t^-* Tht votes will be construed u> holidays provided by tuall-y- "declared a^ not hav- ~z ICippur;- ©cr. 9~,—fcSJSimbu* ing been properly Jp; . •O. Day Oct. 23, Veterans'&ay; His appointing;: "Ttnr" Education Association- con- ~bcraid la tre-ing clv<-H^ ; xitty—n±gb*-'-« special -meeting four members . tin- body. Pi!!-. A1UNG TO ADVERTISE...Signs for die annual garage sale of the Rahway Board of Edu- vention; Nov. 7, Election Day, Dr. John J. Spr. Is, Joseph ana baked goods sale of the Rahway Area Junior Woman s Club cation held in Roosevelt and Nov. 23 and 24, Thanks- L. Keefe, Eric H are m.ide by M rs. David Broder, left, and Mrs. Robert DeBlasio School. giving. and Harry W.Mci at -a ivuikstuip in the,- laiier's home. The sales will be held on Members ul iacuons on Also, Dec. 23 to Jan. 1, a petition befon the office Saturday, June 10, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 301 Maple Avenue, Winter Recess; Jan. 2, school the "board lined up behind opening; Feb. 12, Lincoln's ^f- Controversies 1 and Dis- Rahway. the calendar each favored. putes of the Stat Dupart- Supporting the calendar Birthday; Feb. 19, Washing- ment of Education that was finally adopted af~ ton's Birthday; April 20-29, At—tliu—to—L Spring Recess; May 28, Mr. McDowell T-t-r nearlyy 45 minutes uf de- fc>J 20 lrt and Or. baie were Edward J. Higgins, N^rray; , Sprowls left tht.- r day of school for students. that a quorun. ^a James \-~. Kernan, Louis G. \u>\ \ iv- Boch, Paul Lollocco and Students favored the calen- sent. Mr. Rizzo was i-uhsc- Louis R. Rizzo, who was dar that was defeated by queruly elected 4-*). appointed tu die board at 3-to-l majorities. Votes Mr. Rizzo Cuiiin.u: i • -it A Kahway Secondary Sum- must be made up. No credit its stormy May 15 meeting. were taken in the junior and the two meinbrj';- Lei'. v..c mer School program, spon- will be recommended where Opposing the calendar senior high schools and tal- B absence or tardiness Is ex- • lies were announced by Dr. ' not ELocl; Iiuf"~a[7«"TrTr ."."TTT" —GO-r-^U—by—the—Boar-d-oi-£d.u—_ were Joseph L. Keefe, Eric cation, will be offered at the cessive. ~Ro feels wTH Ee " y by staying. refunded after the first ses- Mr. McDowell stated mat Hve voteb lift tutrvn a- - Kahw.iy High School from Dowel! and Dr. John J. if the votes were taken then June 22 to July 28 for scu- sion of class or in the event Sprowls. conduct board business, and of a student's dismissal from Calendar No. 1, die winner, they should have a bearing Mr. K ahn ru U-d i h .1 r . i n y dents in grades 7 through 12. school for failure to comply on die deliberations of the action taken ^ ith' ••..' nvu Hie purposes of the pro- provides for four three-day board. gram, under the director- with rules. vacations and a spring re- members present v. -:- "i l- Mr. Boch felt that student legal." ship of Herman Kagan, vice Classes will be held Mon- cess. The calendar that was principal, include enabling day through Friday, with the not adopted would have no voices should be heard, but Mr. Kahn lia^ i:i:< ri^-jit students to earn a passing first period from 8 to 9:30 holidays in October but would that other factors should be the board thai. ";• *v. viM a.m. and the second period provide aMid-winter Recess used in making the final appear that th<. ^iet ^-:. • \w.niUi grade in a subject previously determination also. Greeting Florenz Ziegfeld in "1-unny G'.rl Amazed by an outlandish salary offer, Ross — studied, availing him oi the from 9:35 to 11:05 a.m. from Feb. 10-19. ait, left to riglil. Catilv Ullvera be paid by the hoaiJ. ul i-du- Additional subjects may be Both calendars have 183 The lack of consulting pa- Holland playing Tom Keeney is cation." opportunity to raise a low rents on the calendars was playing tiitz- ^-arl ..[Mrs. btrdkosh, accompanied by left to right, Vunceil grade or to improve offered upon request, if school days listed and start The petition nkd b> the sufficient students enroll. on Sept. 6. Nu. 1 closes brought to the fore by Mr. trr.°m'° niriocr ami npwpHt equipment was - -four— oiem-bers a;uacJ U*u . mastery in a subject. LoRocco. He also said stu- !(\an, v !KT\1 .''liriL-n plawng the Susan Speldel playing die part of Fanny Bi'ice, Aniutig the subject offer- The school reserves thu school June 20, while the [-art ol Mrs. Lirice, James 1 ickt-r taken to 665 Martin Street on M ly 21 for the ribbon cutting ceremony at the new office of board of education and Mr. right to withdraw courses other would delay closing dent opinion was not sampled James Ondishin playing the part of American La France, manufacturer of fire-fighting equipment. JEictured with the company s Rizzo as deiendant^. ings are: English (7 th in the elementary schools. j lawnc tlu ; in ul H-ivn/ /-iL-gtt-M, Jr. Nick Arnstein, and Ross Holland playing for which registration is in- for two days to June 22. Aero Chief 90, which will be delivered to Linwood, are, left to right, Rahway s 1969 pumper, through 12th grades), all lan- sufficient. He stated further that when JIUNJILI K : .1 | lainu ttA iin ul Jcnr.i. the part of lorn Keeney. 1953 pumper and 1919 pumper. Mayor Daniel L. Martin cut the ribbon. Also representing guages, basic mathematics, parents are consulted, the the city were Fire Chief George G. Link and Councilman Francis R. Senkowsky. Miss Karen algebra I and 11, geometry, board would be able to create Link was the official hostess for the ceremony. American LaFrance was represented by biology, chemistry, physics, holidays at times when fam- s Peter Hoey, president of the manufacturing division; Donald Kincaid, field service repre- United States history I and 1 Democratic SMomination ilies could take trips together Tickets: 3.00; For Information Call 388-8500 Days or 382-4666 Mights sentative and James Hendricks, who is in the company's headquarters in Elmira, N.Y. 11, bookkeeping 1, II and 111, and when supervision for stenography I and II, busi- children out of school would ness law, business ma- be more readily available. chines, typewriting 1 and 11, To Be Decided Tuesday In otKer action, the board ana personal use typing. Fifth Ward Democrats will nik of 104 Jensen Avenue; set June 16 as the final day Judge Upholds One-Year Horatoriom T union fo r each subject decide at Tuesday's primary Fourth Ward, Lester P. of school for next year. . S^.s. ilegistrarion will take election whether- Mrs. Ste- Bragg of 1558 Montgomery ^ilace Monday through June The senior class next year phanie Cedervall of 521 Street; Sixth Ward, Louis G. was authorized to have its I'll at the high schooloffice. Central Avenue or John De- Boch of 856 Milton Boule- .\o registration will be ac- prom at the Westmount Coun- Largy of 853 Hamilton Street vard. try Club on May 17. its power with great caution. cepted without full payment. will be their candidate for The j5olls will be open The Rahway M unicipal Council last June 10 was Enrollment for an enrich- councilman in November. from 2^a?m. to 8 p.m. Miss Odla Fonseca was Council's ordinance banning unconstitutional. Judge Feller pointed out" ment course, or for the pur- named psychologist for the construction of gasoline ser- that in the present case The contest between Mrs. The polling places are: school system for 1972-73 In his ruling. Judge Feller there is a terminal point of pose of raising a grade, can Cedervall, who has the back- First Ward—First -Dis- vice stations in the city for be made at the discretion trict, Washington School; at 513,950 a year. one year was upheld on May stated that an ordinance of one year." He called such a ing of the city Democratic The summer school pro- the type enacted by Rahway restriction "reasonable." oi die student. However, stu- organization, and Mr. De- Second District, Grover 23 by Superior Court Judge dents who are failing a sub- Cleveland School, Third Dis- gram of Title 1 was author- Milton A. Feller in Eliza- ie not unconstitutional and The Rahway Board of Ad- Largy is the only one for ized to run from June 26 that a moratorium on such justment rejected Mobil's ject or subjects must obtain Democratic or Republican trict, Washington School; beth. permission of the individual Fourth District, srore at 236 to July 28 and 21 teachers Judge Feller ruled against construction is within the application for a variance Louis R. Rixio councilmanic nominations. were hired at $36 a day. -police power—of—-a—munici— - —on—Oct.—18,—LSXL,—on—the_ subject teachers prior to The unopposed GOP can- W. Scott Avenue. the Mobil Otl Corporation-of— retake of Second-Ward—. First, Sec- A nurse was approved at New York which sought to pality. ground that the station would enrollment for. a did«e in the~FTfth warbTTs $30 a day. The program the course in summer Councilman Peter M. Dono- ond, Third and Fourth Dis- obtain a variance for a gaso- "A municipality may adopt be within 200 feet of a play- Residents Protest tricts, Franklin School. will be conducted from 8 line station at St. George a stopgap ordinance which, ground. session. van of 688 Stone Street who a.m. to 2 p.m. Avenue -and-Murr ay-Street. if not temporary, might be The Judge noted that the Summer school rules of won election to an unexpired Third Ward--First, Sec- Seymour S. Llchtenstein, an considered unconstitu- playground cited ie more conduct will be explained term last year after having ond, Third and Fourth Dis- Elizabeth attorney who rep- tional," Judge Feller said. than 200 feet from the prop- Cut in Service ui all pupils on the first been appointed earlier in the tricts, Columbian Club, SO resented Mobil, argued that He added that a municipality erty proposed as a site for Jay of school, at which time year. W. Inman Avenue. Caravan to Have The ordinance adopted-by-che— must. be. careful to exercise the station. The city claimed -til students will report to The Rahway Democrats Fourth Ward—First Dis- that ah undeveloped lot Route 132 the auditorium for class and have contests for Beats on trict, Grover Cleveland nearer the proposed station Residents alunji Pu-rpoiU :eacher assignment. Regular the City Democratic Commit- School; Second and Third 7th Communion site will be dedicated for Street, Inman Avenue and attendance is imperative and tee in the Fourth, Fifth and Districts, Columbian-School; School Board Seeking playground use. th& area.neax-Kaiiw-a-y.CciiiLj^...... woiJt...misled..dug to absence Sixth Wards. The GOP has Fourdi District, Firehouse, BreakfasT Sun. Judge Feller commented tary are unhappy mi r a cohtestfor committee posts E. Milton Avenue. that there is a question Transport of New Jersey's Apartment of Case in the Second Ward. Fifth Ward--First Dis- El Jotfe Caravan 155, In- Volunteers for Survey whether the land has been Plan to reduce the mimN r The unopposed Democratic trict, former post office, ternational Order of the set aside for playground UBB. of buses traveling ihe ruuu candidates for their parry's Esterbrook Avenue; Second Alhambra, will have its sev- The RahWay BoardofEdu- subcommittees to work in He returned the case to the from seven to one. Draws Picketers nomination for councilmen and Third Districts, Fire- enth communion breakfast cation, which authorized a areas of enrollment and Board of Adjustment for fur- The once-a-tiav line IK•- are: First Ward, Council- house, Seminary Avenue; on Sunday. citizens advisory committee school population trends, ther clarification of the play- gan operation 'lucsUay atu-i The apartment of U. S. man J. Milton Crane of 323 Fourth District, former post Morton Avenue; Second Ward, oflice, hsterbrook Avenue. Mass and communion will GuING lu CHAMPIONSHIPS...John Moon, coach o! the to study school buildings classroom requirements, ground boundaries. months of no aervicu Jn ii Senator Clifford P. Case in be celebrated at J a.m. Kahway High School irack anU field team, center, is needs. Is seeking the names other space requirements, The Rahway board and the the strike against 1NJ. Kahway was picketed over Joseph Cerchiaro of 2253 Sixth Ward-- First Dis- Evans Street; Third Ward, trict, Roosevelt School; Sec- in St. Mark's Roman Catho- heading a campaign to raise funds t.- send Bob Ywrke, of citizens willing to serve building and space options, building Inspector were rep- Prior to rhe strike, buses the weekend by members of lic Church, Hamilton Street, left, and Nate Austiii, two members of the [cam, to on the committee. finance and publicity and resented by John D, Mem- went from the Rahw.iy busi- New Jersey Young Ameri- Keith Stinger of 452 Cor- ond, Third- and Forth Dis- nell Avenue; Fourth Ward, irict.s, Rahway High School. Rahway. Breakfast will fol- •i :i the national high school meet on June 10 in Baton Kouge, The committee will offer- Information gathering. fessel, an Rahway ness center, to lnm.ui Ave- cans for Freedom to show low at the hall of the Knights La., and the high school cuampiunshipe un June 17 in some private citizens and (Continued on Page 4) nue and then into C uloiua. their opposition to the sena- Walter McLeod of 856 Thorn attorney. Street, and Sixth Ward, Jo- of Columbus, 80 W. Inman Sacramento, Calif. taxpayers the opportunity to Since the strike, service ter- tor's liberal voting record Avenue, Rahway. Breakfast minates in downrnwrr Hah- and his criticism of Presi- seph M. Salay of 131 Walters Nan Sentenced they study the physical neecls ari3 Street. will be catered by the Colum- requirements of the system. way, with the excuptiun ut dent Nixon's policies in Dennis Peoples of the 1000 bianettes of Rahway. It is planned to have six the one bus taking the pre- Vietnam. The other Republican can- block of Randolph Avenue, strike route which Rahway, was sentenced Fri- Speakers will be Sister The apartment is located didates for councilmanic no- Lillian of the child study —service-iwo-days-auu. - ar 191 W. MlltonAvenue. minarJons are: First Ward, day by Union County Judge 1 John ' J. Sterback, state Jutm—Yr,—A-rd—to—art—tndet-e-r-— center in Newark and the 60P ClubUlans — Route 132 was tin. suhjret Eugene D. oentscn or /ess t. .gional director of the New of a similar tussle wiih ivBi- contact for the organization, Milton Avenue; Second Ward, minate reformatory sentence dents last August when ser- said Sen. Case was given a John C. Marsh of 924 Mau- for an armed robbery Dec. Jersey Council of Caravans, vice was reduced lrom 13 to rating of zero by the Ameri- rice Avenue; Third Ward, 2 at Pete's Liquor Store, .international Order of the To Hear County, can Conservative Union. Alhambra. seven runs daily. Councilman Richard-J.-Voy Rahway. Trc invocations "witl be" The company is claiming given by caravan chaplain, City Candidates the line loses money, and the Rev. Thaddeus Zuber of says it will substantiate us St. Mark's Church. Republican Party candi- claim before members of dates for Union County free- the Public Utilities Commis- Reservations may be made holder and for Rahway Muni- sion. by purchasing tickets from cipal Council will speak at Residents say the line is the chairman, Joseph Stone, the meeting of the Rahway patronized, and Uiat without 388-4439, or Bernard Talty, J RipubBcairciub on 1 uesday, service mtmy people will- be 486-0456. 13. at 8 p.m. ln_the forced to walk long dis- AH—pi=©Geede—fr-ona—funG , at p. _ tions of the caravan are used VFW Hall, CampbelFStreet, tances. Duke Road resi- 4 dents for instance, are more to assist retarded children. SUPPORT«&S FUND DRIVE...Mayor Daniel L. Martin Rahway. Freeholders Edward H. than two miles from an alter- of Rahway, second from left, issues proclamation Donations can be sent to: Rah way High School All-American Track Fund nate bus route. declaring May 15-22 as High School All-American Tiller of Garwood and Wal- RCFC fo Meet Track Fund Week in the city. Receiving the proclama- rer--F... Ulrlch. of Rahway The service that began t -is ,T<-»hn Miuin r.onrh of [he Rahway JJlgJi School and the third GOP caVidlaate Tuesday ia supposed to have tract and field team. With them; are Nate XustTn, c/a IQHEMQOM^MRWIY HLGH JCHQOL Madison Ave., Rahway, M. I 07065 for freeholder, Herbert Heil- one bus leaving Potters On Wednesday star hurdler of the team, left; Robert Yorke, top maun Jrn>TTJnTtsn7ilBve~bDcir G competitor in field events, including the shot put, asked to speak. The Rahway zabeth at 7:39 a.m. and ;. TTavmg cn^n£e3Ttrenrmeet^ second from right, and Carlos Garay of the Rahway For Information Call 3888500 candidates Invited to the another coming from Newark ing day from tile first Monday Jaycees who are spearheading the fund drive. meeting are Third Ward to leave Broad and Jersey to the first Wednesday of Councilman Richard J. Voy- Streets, Elizabeth, at 5:07 each month, the Rahway Citi- nlk. and Fifth Ward Council- p.m. The route will be in zens for Flood Control, Inc. man Peter MTTDonovan Eg^ Ipera&on—filimday ~ttrrotrgri will meet Wednesday at 8:15 gene D. Gentsch, candidate p.m. In the hall ofSt.MarJPs for First Ward councilman; Roman ' CTatfiolic Church, frey h©**[ IN THIS ISSUE Four members of the Rahway Police Department who were Hamilton Street, off Central promoted recently were honored at a dinner heia"~by LOCai ai, Parro't 's-Bcmrvolent ^venxrepfCanway; " Second Ward can- Armed Forces 18 Brought to You by The LEHRER-CRAB1EL FUNERAL HOME, 275 W. Milton Avenue, Rahway, NJ. didato;—bester—Pv Bra| Association, in the Squires Inn, Rahway. Pictured at the event are, left to right, Morns On the agenda is a report Church News 13 Clay promoted to sergeant; Mayor Daniel L. Martin, Director of Police John J. Hummel, of the Sisto fill hearing held f Classified. 10 in the offices of the water David B. Cfabiel, Director-Manager i G, Boch, Sixth Ward" REACHING" FOR THE SkY"...GraduaU5rtnklng-shapc-lo Editorials I who-'-was-promoted-from_captaln; .Ronald McKoon. and Barry Henderson also promoted to ... — __ candidate. ~ ~ the new water tower being constructed for the City of serpecant and Patrolman John Stefaniclc, president of jhe PBA local. The dinner also honored Policy Council. Labor and ^ "Walter F.- Canning, presl- Movies... 8 r Rahway on__Jts_ property on Hart Street near the lii_ "dfeiiti^in'announcCig ±he"0aW-"~~ public WorKB building; The" pro]ec(77a-Jointrotlb~Df "tho" three men retired. They were Carl Rich, who' was a detective;; Herbert Tv Kinchj-who-w-aB Industry" BulldlngrTtembhT'" didatea-Nlght program. Bald Kay THoagland.. 8 pplice^rhlef-and-tllrpctQr-j?f-pnl.lr.iY. nnd Chnrlon Brandt, who was a patrolman. Silver life on May 31. A .full rejorr Q.J city and the federal government, Is. part oi the city e Social News.... 2 membership cards In, the PBA were presented for 20 years service to Patrolmen^ntK6ny~- the hearing will be covered™ be-has-written-to-the-olei!gy.— -^wsttcr—drstrlbtrtlon—By»tem--intp«>veroojU—(Jehoto—hy_ Sports. Rnclngnliimm.. Robert Costello. Carl WWclaa, Robert Wagner, William Kenny, Daniel Rommel, The RahwayNews-ftecnrd - men of the clty_ and J.nvited_ ^ Gavlord Studloa for The News-Record.) John DeStefano and Edward ln rtHefti; T6~atteiSr~tno Hh^ Weddtnga .... Jh DSfa d Edd Hulil7^rm~DT5Te«±TO-^\rrrcn-T\r^OTtitr«;—• • . ._ .