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VOL. 161 NO. 3 RAHWAY, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1983 USPS 454-160 20 CENTS Methadone clinic proposed for city draws unanimous Council opposition By R. R. FaszczewskI ted the problems of tra- the resolution was Third Council President Har- Team of the Pee Wee Divi- The unanimous opposi- nsporting the patients of the Ward Councilman Max Sh- -•Appointed Councilman- for a term ending on Dec. Democrat, for the post, re- on Dec. 31,1985 and Elijah vey Williams said the Cou- sion of Pop Warner" Foot- at-Large James F. Cadigan 31 of this year. tion of the Rahway City facility to the area, on the eld, who asked the Gov- ncil's attorney, Louis Rai- minded his fellow council- Bullochof 1237 Park St. to Council to a proposal by the other side of Rte. No. 1 bail for compiling a 9-2 as a member of the Local ••Re-appointed Albert men the Board had express- erning Body's previous op- none, would be instructed season record, and becom- the board for a term expir- New Jersey Dept. of Heal- from downtown Rahway, position to the location of Assistance Board for a term Snowden of 1623 Lawrence ed an interest in having one ing on Dec. 31, 1986. to look into the city's zon- ing Pop Warner Football to end on. Saturday, Dec. St. to the Board of Ad- th, made known in a letter which isn't served directly the facility at Rahway Pri- ing laws for the site to see if member of each political to Mayor Daniel L. Martin by public transit. Federation Division No. 2 31, of thiFyear. justment. party represented on it. -Awarded an $8,000 son and that of the Union there was some way the Go- champions. on Jan. 10, to move its Un- Councilman Marsh urged County Board of Freehold- verning Body could oppose -Re-appointed Mrs. Ei- -•Named Councilman-at- Mayor Martin, a Democrat, contract to Michael D. ion County methadone cli- the councilmen to adopt a -•Authorized the refund is also a member of the Wilburn Associates to mar- ers be noted in the resol- the clinic along those lines. of $1,800 in 1982 faxes leen Miller as an alternate Large Walter McLeod as nic to Rahway, was expres- resolution against the loc- ution. member of the Board of Ad- their representative to the Board. ket city-owned property. because the recipients had According to Business Ad- sed in a formal resolution at ation of the clinic in the ci- -MATOI ADDS HIS VOICE justment, for a term from Planning Board for 1983. ••Awarded a $5,460 con- Councilman Sheld point- TO 0PMNEMTS OF CLINIC-- become eligible for veter- ministrator Joseph M. Hart- the Governing Body's meet- ty. Jan. 1 to Dec. 31 of this -Appointed Councilman tract for improvements to ed out he had heard about SH STOIT SHOW- . ans' and/or senior citizens' nett, the firm will research ing on that date. year on the recommenda- Sheld to the Board of Di- the Claude H. Reed Recr- However, it was Sixth the proposed location on * * * deductions. what the best prospective Second Ward Council- tion of Mayor Martin. Cou- rectors of the Rahway Ger- eational and Cultural Cen- man, John Marsh, speaking Ward Councilman James J. Lawrence St. the week be- In other action, the cou- -Okayed the issuance of ncilman Fulcomer cast the iatric Center, Inc. for a term use of the land will be--the Fulcomer who introduced fore the Governing Body ter to William Faser and tract is located behind City when the letter came up ncilmen: $6,192,880.88 in tax-anti- lone vote against the re- expiring on Dec. 31 of this Son of Rahway. during communications, the motion opposed the meeting, and had already --Adopted a resolution cipation notes to help the ci- appointment. year. First Ward Republi- Hall-and not set policy as drug-treatment facility. contacted Rahway'* assem- -Named Mrs. William to what course of develop- said the city doesn't need honoring the Rahway Citi- ty meet its 1983 obligations -Again named Anthony can Councilman Lawrence Wolf of 537 Bramhall Rd. the clinic, proposed for blymen to ask for their-help zens Youth Recreation Co- until it receives the first tax Zazzarino as an alternate to Bodine, although support- ment the city is to take. Adding an amendment to in fighting the move. to the Local Assistance 1326 Lawrence St., and ci- mmittee Chiefs Football payments for this year. the Board of Adjustment ing Councilman Sheld, a Board for a term expiring
£X^'l£'J±-Ui&JL/Z •*•••••• Mayor, Council president fight clinic **•••**•• Joining the unanimous if so, why not in Westfield, In short, you seem to be county freeholders, do not with the pressure you may Finally, the above.Ajcon- for your department re- the zone in which you are your staff meet with us im- support given by City Summit, Mountainside or in complete violation of want to accept their social feel, be it political or oth- cerns aside, you~:4KSHHFbe quires your facilities must Council, Rahway Mayor another community. Why? considering locating it. mediately. Our sympathy fundamental fairness and responsibility in that regard, erwise, but that is not jus- made aware we have been meet local zoning law and If after receipt of this for your problem does not Daniel L. Martin, announ- Rahway, for the record, common sense in consider- it is no reason to force the tification to not have the advised by our city attor- building codes, and we have ced his "inalternable op- is a community with a so- communication you have in any way alter the justice, ing Rahway as a location facility on another com- courage.oi,determination to ney, Alan J. Kareher, the- been further advised by our not eliminated Rahway fairness, and accuracy of position" to the location of cial conscience. We do, and 'for this "facility. We must munity ;"We can sympathize do the right thing. " -""?'• -State Administrative Code building officials that this the New Jersey Health from your .considerations our position in this matter. have done, more than our tell you we are joined un- facility is a prohibited use in we must request you and Dept.'s Union County share in serving needy per- animously by our City Cou- methadone clinic in sons, the handicapped, the ncil and by popular opinion Rahway. The state inform- sick, the infirm and the in inalterably opposing the ed the city on Jan. 10 it is elderly. We are the first location of this facility in considering Rahway as a municipality in the nation Rahway. site for the facility. to respond to these types of The mayor and Council concerns with a full-service Additionally, we are President Harvey Williams Geriatric Center, now un- deeply disturbed that des- stated, "it is completely' un- der construction. We are pite notice to the state by fair to locate this facility in home to a full-service hos- Assemblymen Raymond Rahway just because other pital serving" area commun^ Lesniak and Thomas Dev^ communities or thecotmty ities'thaT dcf not"pr6vlde^ erin, by Rep; Bernard T>w- do not want to accept their treatment for the physical yer and by a unanimous re- social responsibility." and mental health of their solution of the Municipal Mayor Martin and Coun- own residents. We have liv- Council in opposition to the location, you are still con- cilman Williams expressed ed for decades with a prison 4 the city's position in a letter named after our community templating Rahway as a site » to Richard Russo, the assis- when it is not even located for this facility. tant New Jersey health in our community. We can agree with you commissioner for alcohol, As a matter of fact, we such a facility should be drug and narcotic abuse. are at a complete loss to located in the service area • * • understand why you are of its patients. Therefore, !*• compftft, tTttd Htt of even contemplating locat- siting should be in the com- that kttf fofhwt: ing this facility so near to a munity or communities pro- DOING THEIR PART • Mrs. Dolores Casslo, left, and Mrs. Kathy CarveHa, center, * * * maximum security prison. ducing the most users. If publicity chairwoman and president, respectively, of the Rahway Junior Service Dear Mr. Russo: By itself that does not seem those communities, or the League, present a formal pledge of $2,000 to Rahway Landmarks to be used toward The city of Rahway is to make sense, let alone the area is not served by any the purchase and restoration of the Old Rahway Theatre. Receiving the pledge Is deeply troubled by the app- City boards Robert Reilly, the Vice President of Rahway Landmarks. In the background Is the arent knee-jerk reaction public transportation. Junjbr Service League Thrift Shop, through which such funding Is raised. that is causing your depart- set meetings ment to so unfairly and un- Chamber reasonably attempt to lo- The meetings of the cate the Union County out- to meet Board of Adjustment and patient substance-abuse the Planning Board of the Junior League treatment facility in our on Jan. 24 City of Rahway for the year community. We cannot un- 1983 are as follows: Board The Rahway Chamber of of Adjustment, third Mon- derstand why, just because Commerce will meet on those communities produc- day of every month unless Monday, Jan. 24, at 7 p.m. otherwise designated, and pledges $2,000 to ing the users of the facility at the Huffman-Koos Fur- may not want the facility, Planning board, fourth Tue- niture Showroom on St. sday of every month unless your department is seeking George Ave., Rahway. to locate it elsewhere-and. otherwise designated.. Theatre project The Rahway Junior Ser- Also present at the pre- prking toward a sizable Miss Johnson chosen vice League, Inc. formally senation was the league's ination for a rehabili- pledged $2,000 to Rahway publicity chairwoman, Mrs. f tion room for Rahway Landmarks, Inc. to aid the Dolores Cassio, and R. S. Hospital. Homecoming Queen latter in its drive for funds Sawyer, Rahway Landma- Rahway Landmarks has to acquire the Old Rahway rks board member and been pursuing its funding Debbie Johnson was tricia Littles and Miss general knowledge and acti- Theatre, and restore it as a membership chairman. drive in earnest since named the Homecoming Johnson. veness in. school and com- non-profit county arts cen- The league's 40 members mid-1982. Prior to that, it Queen of Rahway High The five finalists were munity. ter. volunteer their time to was concentrating its efforts School on Nov. 11 for the then interviewed by a com- A document formalizing operate the Thrift Shop, the on rallying the community 1982-1983 school year. mittee of prominent Rah- In the spring, the queen the pledge was presented to proceeds from which pro- to support its project. It has The male students of the way residents. and her princesses will par- Robert Reilly, vice presi- vide funds for lower-income obtained formal resolutions senior class nominated 10 ticipate in the State Home- dent of Rahway Landma- families in need of of support from the Rah- candidates for the compet- They chose Miss Johnson coming Competition, with a children's clothing or for for queen and Lisa Szurley, rks, on Jan. 12 at the Ser- way City Council and from ition. It was then narrowed possibility of winning sch- vice League's Thrift Shop at the elderly who need help the Union County Board of down to five finalists. Sue Di Vila, Sue Bachman, olarships to a modeling sch- with soaring utility bills. In Karen Reverendo and La- 76 W. Main St. Chosen Freeholders. The 10 candidates were: ool and an all-expense-paid The purpose of the Thrift the past the organization Diane Issler, Cheryl Litzen- tricia Littles as her ladies in trip to Las Vegas in June to has given scholarships for waiting. Shop, which opened in DEADLINE berger, Debbie Cichowski, compete in the national 1961 at its former location scholastic achievement in Mickey Bertelo, Lisa Szur- The basis of the interview competition. adjacent to the theatre, is to the Rahway area, and dona- THURSDAY ley, Sue Di Vila, Sue Bach- was oves-all appearance, QUEEN FOR THE YEAR •> Rahway's Debbie Johnson was named the Rahway High raise .money for just such ted bulletproof vests for the man, Karen Reverendo, La- poise, looks, personality, •*••••• School Homecoming Queen for the 1982-1983 school year. worthy causes. Rahway police. It is now 5 P.M.
if PAGE 2 THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1983 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORd/CLARK PATRIOT RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1983 PAGE 3 Hospital to screen DATELINE: Glee Glub starts DARers to hear blood pressure Hypertension, or high more than 23 million per- TRENTON spring rehearsals about Constitution blood pressure, is a silent sons, contributing to 1.5 A Legislative Report from The Westfield Glee Club The club welcomes all The members of the Reb- From Rahway High Sch- men, regardless of age or killer-it strikes without war- million heart attacks and Senator Don DlFr-incesco will begin rehearsals on ecca Cornell Chapter of the ool, Gail S. Wooley; from ning. strokes, and is the primary Monday, Jan. 24, at 8 p.m. musical sophistication, from National Society of the Clark's Arthur L. Johnson A free hypertension cause of 60,000 deaths each n the choir room of St. Westfield and the surround- Daughters of the American Regional High School, Cyn- screening will be held at year in this country. aul's Episcopal Church on ing communities. Those in- Revolution will meet at the this L. Galiszewski, and Rahway Hospital on Mon- Unfortunately, a person Reform wheels turn E. Broad St., Westfield, in terested in joining will sing home of the regent, Mrs. from Mother Seton Region- day, Feb. 14. from 1:30 to with high blood pressure preparation for two spring a wide variety of music, Wilmot A. Milbury on al High School in Clark, 3:30 p.m. and also from 6 to can feel well, even while the concerts with the Maple- from sacred to secular, in- Wednesday, Feb. 2, at 1 Esther M. Alvarez. cluding Gospel and Broad- 8 p.m. secret damage is being done. for auto insurance wood Glee Club. p.m. Miss Roxanna Mil- One from the state will be way hit show tunes. The blood pressure Medical research has dis- It was recently announ- bury will be the co-hostess. chosen to be sent to the A major reform of New Jersey's onerous automobile For additional informa- check-up program, to be covered the treat of hy- insurance system is one step away from being enacted in- DOESY DOE - A Girl Scout hoedown was held at St. John the Apostle School In Clark ced by_Edgar J. Wallace, Mrs. Lyle Cooper, the 92nd Continental Congress conducted through the pertension damage a may for all the troops sponsored by the school. One hundred and fifty scouts and 20 adults the club director, the com- tion about the club, contact chapter national defense to compete with the good to law. Dale A. Juntilla of West- Community Health Educa- be prevented or minimized Gov. Thomas H. Kean is expected to sign legislation attended. All of the Girl Scouts are part of the Clark-Winfleld Community Assn. The bined clubs, numbering chairwoman, will present a citizens from each of the 50 tion Committee, will be by bringing high blood HAVE YOU some 100 male voices., will field or William R. Sterr of paper, "Will Our Consti- states. hoedown consisted of sqaure dancing and a slng-a-long. All of the girls wore western : shortly, which is the first and necessary step in stabilizing North Plainfield. open to the public, and will pressure under control ear- • ... :-:-msQr.. RICHARD C. 'WILLIAMS «^«r,' insurance rates and rewarding good drivers. clothing. perform on Saturday, April tution Survive While We be held in the hospital con- ly, before damage occurs. The changes incorporated in this legislation are long 30, at Westfield High Sch- Build Our Future?" ference room. Mrs. Berlin At the Board meeting Parking for the screening overdue. ool and on Saturday, May Clark Library The screening will in- Choral Society held on Jan. 5 at the home will be available in both the It probably will come as no suprise to you New 7, at Millburn High School. holidays volve a simple blood pres- of Mrs. Ruth Cleland, the participates visitors' and employes' park- Jersey has the highest average automobile insurance rate Colonial Dames The Westfield Glee Club Mrs. Marjorie Berlin of sure test, whereby a nurse THESE PEOPLE? to host delegate to the 92nd Con- ing lots. For additional in- in the country--$412 per car. For the past 10 years, New is one of New Jersey's old- 79 Colonia Blvd., Rahway, will measure your blood tinental Congress was elect- in photo contest formation, please telephone Jersey's automobile insurance rates consistently have est and still active men's spent the holidays with her pressure, and inform you of Sing In ed. The regent, Mrs. Mil- Education Office at number been higher than the national average. to hear talk singing clubs, and is now in son. Lee S. Rushin of Cape the results. bury, is the delegate, and The Clark Public Library 381-4200, extension 391. Although this legislation will not solve all the state's Singers may attend a Sing its 58th season. Canaveral, Fla. Hypertension afflicts her alternate is Mrs. H. is participating in a state- automobile insurance problems, it will remove major ine- n to be hosted by the New wide Library Photo Contest quities in insurance rates, and should restore competition on ancestors ersey Chapter of the Riv- Valentine Meinzer. The New Jersey Society sponsored by the New Jer- to the automobile insurance market. rdale Choral Society. / James F. More and Miss Qale Christopher sey Library Assn. The sub- The members of the Lady Mayflower Hotel in Wash- sponsors good citizens, who Let me briefly outline the major components of this It will be held on Wed- ject of the photograph must Regional appoints Elizabeth Carteret Chapter ington, D. C, from Friday are chosen by the faculties legislation: lesday, Jan. 26, at 8 p.m. in be a library with people of the National Society of to Monday, April 15 to 18, and classmates from schools -It would end the unfair practice of having good he Wilkins Theatre For the Miss Christopher, shown in some type of lib- Colonial Dames XVII Cen- will be elected. represented by the 71 DAR Susan P. Finnical drivers heavily subsidize the cost of insuring bad drivers. erforming Arts Building, rary activity. Drivers who have accumulated three or more motor vehi- trury will meet at 11 a.m. at Mrs. Albert H. Dabb, Jr., Room No. 143, at Kean chapters in the state. More details and an entry Appointed the adminis- A graduate of West Ches- cle penalty points in a three-year period would be penaliz- the home of Mrs. Joseph P. the New Jersey state orga- College of New Jersey in James More fiances On Tuesday, March 22. blank arc available at the trative assistant for public ter State College, in Pen- ed by paying an additional fee. For instance, a motorist Bjerklie on Saturday, Jan. nizing secretary, and Mrs.Union. The Grace and Peace Fellowship Church in Cran- the Awards Day, to be held library. It must be comp- relations by the Union Cou- nsylvania, she holds a bac- with six points would pay an extra $100 surcharge a year. 22. Mrs. Milton E. Terry Ruth Cleland, the state The choral group will be ford will be the setting for the Saturday, Aug. 13, 1983, at Rutgers University, the following good citizens, will leted and attached to the nty Regional High School helor of science degree in --It would restore competition to the automobile in- will be Mrs. Bjerklie's co- librarian, attended the preparing Brahm's "Re- wedding of Miss Gale Joy Christopher of 566 Jaques be sponsored by the Rebec- photograph. These must be District No. 1, which in- secondary education, and is surance market by eliminating the assigned-risk pool, Ap- hostess. board meeting of the New quiem" and "Liebeslieder Ave., Rahway, and James F. More, the son of Mr. and ca Cornell Chapter to com- submitted to the Clark li- cludes Clark, was Susan P. a certificated teacher of proximately 1.4 million drivers, or 40% of the motorists, Miss Florence S. White- Jersey State Society of the Waltzes" to be performed in Mrs. Fred More of 100 Adams Ave., Cranford. pete with good citizens from brary by Tuesday, Feb, 15, Finnical, announced Dr. English. She was previously are now in the assigned-risk pool because they are unable head, a member, will give a Colonial Dames of the XV- Vlay Prospective members The future bride is the daughter of Raymond C. throughout the state. to be eligible for the contest. Donald Merachnik, the dis- employed in public relations to obtain insurance on the open market. The assigned-risk paper on "Colonial Dames II Century held at the home may schedule auditions at Christopher of 250 W. Grand Ave., Rahway, and Mrs. trict superintendent. by the American Orthotic pool would be replaced by a joint underwriters associa- of the XVII Century." of Mrs. Thor B. Andersen, he Sing In. Lillian Elwood of 30 Old Mill Dr., North Cape May. The assistant will be ser- and Prosthetic Laboratory. \ tion to insure only motorists with bad driving records. The nominating commit- the state president, on Jan. Music will be supplied Miss Christopher was graduated from Kean College ving the students, staff, the Inc. in Columbus, Ohio, Now about 70% of the motorists in the assigned-risk pool tee will present a slate of of- 10. At that time, the del- and refreshments will be of New Jersey in Union in 1979. She is employed at Board of Education and co- and by the Homer and Me- HAVE YOU SEEN ANY OF THESE PEOPLE? • The have good driving records, ficers for 1983to 1985. egates and alternates were served. Replica, Inc. in Elizabeth as the office manager, and is the adults pictured above are wanted In connection with the mmunities of the regional Cutcheon Advertising/Pub- -The fees motorists pay for penalty points would be A delegate and alternate chosen to represent the For further information, president of the Circle Players of Piscataway and is also a district which includes Art- Suspects being sought Dec. 21, 1981 murder of a New Jersey State Trooper, lic Relations Agency in used to offset the cost of insuring high-risk motorists. Any to represent the chapter at state at the national con- please telephone 232-2348 member of The Philathalians of Fanwood. hur L. Johnson Regional Phillip Lamonaco. The young boy pictured is believed to West Chester, Pa. additional losses resulting from insuring motorists with the 59th National Confer- ference. or 232-1108. Her fiance, who is a 1975 graduate of Bates College High School in Clark, Jon- be traveling with them. Anyone having any information In addition, she has ser- poor driving records would be shared by all insurance ence, to be held at the in Lewiston,- Maine, is employed as the general manager athan Dayton Regional ved as a freelance public regarding these suspects or any other Information is of the Wind Corp. in Roselle. He is also a member of the •„»««*-0^* in trooper's slaying companies in the state. Cancer Society High School in Springfield, relations specialist. urged to contact their nearest State Polle Barracks or Circle Players and The Philathalians. *V Gov. Livingston Regional the New Jersey State Police, collect, at 496-4174, or -Motorists 65 years of age and older would receive a The district aide resides On Dec. 21, 1981, a New Unit, SM-JJU, that evolved 5% reduction in insurance rates. seeks aides High School in Berkeley in Livingston with her four farm houses. However, they the nearest office of the Federal Bureau of Investiga- Art group slates continues today. Centurions Heights and David Brearley Jersey State Trooper Phillip from a prison reform group. will easily adapt to urban tion. -Insurance companies would be required to offer a children, Joshua, Gwynne, Lamonaco, the father of In the past the group has variety of deductibles on collision and comprehensive to stop smokers The Amsterdam-born sin- Regional High School in living if the need arises. ger has traveled a hard road Zachary and Brownlee Fin- three small children, was been responsible for bomb- born April 12, 1978, and and storage companies. coverage, giving customers the option of paying lower to sponsor Kenilworth. They generally keep to the- oil painter The Union County Unit to his current fame and ac- nical. shot to death on Interstate ings in the New England Rosa, born March 8, 1980. The fugitives are known premiums for policies with higher deductible costs. mselves, not socializing of the American Cancer claim. Firstborn to a pro- breakfast Rte. No. 80 in Warren Cou- area. Their specialty is ar- They also have a light- to become totally familiar --Motorists living in areas with exceptionally high in- The Clark Art Assn.'s Admission will be free, with neighbors. Society is looking for ex sperous Jewish family, he nty. Trooper Lamonaco mored car and bank rob- colored German Shepherd .with the area they are in, surance rates-such as Atlantic City, Newark and Camden next general meeting and and refreshments will be Manning has worked as a smokers interested in vol was literally torn from the The Gran Centurions' ca- was one of New Jersey's beries. Investigation has in- dog. and use two or three aliases County-would get a small break in premiums through a program will be held on served. UCTC offers 12% carpenter part-time in the unteering their time to run arms of his mother by Nazis binet officers and the Board most highly decorated dicated that the SM-JJU Jaan Laaman and his at the same time, for which limit placed on insurance rates based on 1.35 times the Thursday evening, Feb. 3, * * * Miss Deborah Ann Speer and Dennis Brandon past, and if questioned by quit-smoking classes in area who arrested every Jew, of Trustees of Clark will troopers. has some affiliation with wife, a Common-Law wife, they obtain authentic doc- average state-wide rate. at 8 o'clock at the Clark M)% to 50% Off neighbors, both Manning Oil painting classes will businesses, adult schools and separated the children host a breakfast in the club - As a result of the in-such better-known terrorist have one son, Michael E. uments, such as, drivers' This legislation breaks a stalement on automobile in- Public Library on Westfield on money fund and, Levasseur indicate they begin again with Janice and community centers. from their families by sen- lounge from 8:30 a.m. to Fall and Winter vestigation into the sho-groups as the Weather Und- Curzi, born Nov. 23, 1981. licenses, birth certificates, surance reform that existed during former Gov. Brendan Ave,. Miss Deborah Speer,. are over-the-road truck dri- DiGiorgio as the instructor The program--"FreshSta' ding them to separate con- noon on Sunday, Jan. 30. Fashions oting, felony murder war- erground and the Black Li- Laaman's wife also has two etc. They are known to use T. Byrne's eight years in office. The guest artist will be The United Counties forefront in launching its vers. They move frequently, on Friday, Feb. 4. Please rt"--is a no-nonsense ap centration camps. Winter rants have beeen issued for beration Army. other children by a previous make-up and wigs to change Hopefully, other changes will be forthcoming soon Joan Arbeiter, who will give Mr. Branden engaged All-may enjoy pancakes, Trust Co. of Elizabeth, new Super-NOW account,; deliver their own children, telephone Eleanor Fakel- proach to quitting using said he was told later he was New Jersey, has introduced The United Super-NOW ac^ the arrests of: Thomas On Feb. 7, 1982, near marriage, who are thought their identity. that finally will give New Jersey motorists effective, an oil-painting demonstra- sausage, bacon and eggs-all TANUMAII and enroll them in both mann at 381-1387 for more group support and the ex- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Speer of 131 Briar Hills Circle, transported on the same 11')') Atnlviy AM- . Iclhon. \ I William Manning, a white Boston, two Massachusetts to be traveling with them: Manning and Levasseur equitable and affordable automobile insurance coverage. tion. She teaches color and you can eat-for $3.95 for its new United Money count will offer individuals private and public schools. information. perience of other ex-smo Springfield, announced the engagement of their daughter. train as Anne Frank, whose male, age 36; five-feet, 10 State Troopers became in- Lucia, a white female, born are on the Federal Bureau design and art history at the adults and $2.95 for chil- Fund with a special 12% many of the same high in/ Medical and dental atten- Also, watercolor classes kers in that difficult road to Miss Deborah Ann Speer, to Dennis Jay Branden of diary has become a legend, inches tall, 150 pounds, volved in a shoot-out when Dec. 13, 1974, and Nina, a of Investigation's Ten Most Library DuCret School of Art in dren under 12 years of age. rate to be guaranteed to terest features available tion for their children is Erratum with instructor, Bill Grah, being smoke free. It runs for Hackettstown, the son of Kurt Branden of Clark and the best-selling book, hit play brown hair, hazel eyes, they checked a vehicle oc- white female, born April 24, Wanted List. Manning and Plainfield. The artist has a Jan. 14, 1983. This rate, with the United Money conscientiously sought will start on Wednesday, four sessions, an hour and a late Mrs. Dorothy Branden. and movie. place of birth, Boston, and cupied by two known asso- 1975. Williams are on the New to present The Parking Authority of bachelor of arts degree in when compounded month- Fund, plus unlimited check- when needed. Feb. 2. Please telephone half each, and uses many The engagement was announced on Thanksgiving Years later a near-fatal ly, provides a 1 2.68% effec- "Richard Charles Williams, a ciates of the Manning, Wil- The fugitives are -field- Jersey State PoliceV Twe- the city of Rahway will art from Brooklyn College writing privileges. This bre- Manning" and" his wife, Emily Ringlieb at 382-6474 American Cancer Society Day, Thursday, Nov. 25719827 automobile accident halted tive annual yield, and ap- '34-year-old, six-foot, liams, Levasseur group. The and-stream sportsmen, and lve-Most-Wanted List. The- Story Time hold its regular meeting at and master in fine arts akthrough will enable cus- Carol, have three.children: for information. resources including films Miss Speer is a graduate of Drexel University. She is his career, putting him in plies to all collected funds 200-pound white male, bro- suspects are Jaan Karl are proficient in home-re- re is a $25,000 reward from The Clark Public Library 7:30 p.m. in the City Coun- degree.from the Pratt In- ACCIDENT VICTIMS tomers to have one flexible Jeremy, an eight-year-old Childrens' classes in speakers and a program employed by the Prudential Insurance Co. of America as the hands of throat speci- over $2,500. wn hair, blue eyes, place of Laaman, a five-foot, 10-in- pair crafts. They are known the state of New Jersey for will present a Story Time cil Chambers at One City stitute. She gives lessons in account with both transac\ white male, born Nov. 6, acrylic painting for those in guide, reports a society an associate manager. alists and plastic surgeons Funds up to 52,500 earn birth, Beverly, Mass, ch, 200-pound, white male, to maintain their vehicles the arrest of Manning and for girls and boys in kin-Hall Plaza, Rahway, on the heE own studio and works Call 388-1717 tion and investment capa- 1973; Tamara, a white fe- grades five to 12 will be held spokesman. Mr. Branden is a graduate of Ohio University. He is' for two years. the NOW account rate, pre- bilities. Also wanted for question- born March 11, 1948 in (older model pick-up trucks Williams. dergarten to third grade on following Wednesdays, in acrylics and oil. She has male, born June 30, 1979, starting on Friday, Jan. 28, Area residents can help employed by Congoleum as a manager in manufacturing David Alexandre TO BE REPRESENTED ON A sently 5.25% (5.47% effec- ing is Raymond Luc Lev- Muenster, Germany and, and automobiles) in good Anyone having any in- Thursday, Jan. 27' from Feb. 2 and March 2, April also been accepted into In addition to the con- and Jonathan, a white male, with instructor, Leah Sea- people quit smoking by systems. Winter's appearance at the CONTINGENT FEE BASIS BY A tive annual yield.) Current asseur, a 35-year-old, white Christopher Everett King, a operating condition using formation concerning the 3:15 to 4:15 p.m. Regis- 6, May 4, June 1, Sept. 7, state juried exhibitions, and venience of dealing with bom Dec. 14, 1981. ch. For information, please becoming a volunteer group The couple plan to be married this spring. Tropicana is being co-or- regulations allow(depositors male, six-feet, 200 pounds, black male, born Feb. 11, local repair services. subjects should contact tration is not required for Oct. 5, Nov. 2 and Dec. 7. her work has been displayed their neighborhood bank, Williams is not married, telephone 354-7728. leader. A training session dinated through Norbert CERTIFIED CIVIL TRIAL ATTORNEY up to six transactttfas- per born Oct. 10, 1946, brown 1950 in Baltimore. King has The one exception to the their nearest State Police this program. This information was in- widely. depositors will have the as- but has two children who which will prepare the lead Aleman, the president of month, three of which can hair, green eyes, place of been apprehended. Laaman above life style is Williams, Barracks or The New Jersey Winter Story Time for correctly reported in last surance of knowing their are living with their mother. er thoroughly is provided as CHAL MUSIC, which is be third-party drafts. funds arc insured up to the birth, Portland, Maine. escaped. who is a known drug user State Police, collect at four-and-five-year-old pre- week's Rahway News-Rec- Tropicana headlines Raymond Levasseur and well as all materials nee currently producing Cole FEINBERG, FEINBERG AND TRITSCH After Jan. 14 the rates The subjects are mem- The fugutive's life style with an urban life style. 496-4174, or the nearest schoolers will be held on the ord. County Legionaires maximum permitted by law his wife, Patricia Gross, essary and constant suppor Porter's "Can-Can" at the- A PitoFinsioxni. CoaromTiox will be determined by mon- bers of a revolutionary ter- can be. considered com- Williams, in the past, has FBI office. fourth Tuesday in February by the FDIC. (Rowbottom) have three from other leaders. Tropicana. ey-market conditions, alth- rorist group called the Sam munal. They prefer renting been employed by moving from 10:30 to 11 a.m. Further details may be daughters: Carmen, born "When buiinesJ is good it For more information David Winter Winter will be perform- 1447 CAMPBELL STBBET RAHWAY. N.J. ough the bank will guaran- Melville-Jonathan Jackson in rural areas such as at Parents who wish their to hold dance obtained from any of the Dec. 12, 1975, Simone, pays to advertise; when and training dates, please ing at the Wild Swan Lou- 1 tee a minimum equal to business is badyou've got children to attend may reg- David Alexandra Winter, French, Italian, German, COMPLETE GENERAL PRACTICE INCLUDING United Counties Trust Co.'s The delegates of Clark County Auxiliary president, telephone 354-7373 o nge to Saturday, Feb. 26. Donoghue's Money Fund offices, including the one in to advertise." Anon. ister at the library in person The average color TV an international singing sen- Dutch, Spanish and Eng- MATRIMONIAL "REAL ESTATE 'CORPORATE & or by telephoning 388-5999. lasts about 12 years. Unit No. 328 of the Am- Mrs. Gordon Fugee, which 232-0641. sation, opened at thelish, all of which he speaks His first idol was Danny average (seven-day), as pub- Clark, or by telephoning erican Legion Auxiliary will is to defray the cost of the BUSINESS LAW 'WILLS & ESTATES lished for the previous 931-6845. Extension Service sets fluently. His best known hit Kaye, with whom he later attend the meeting of the equipment of the Cranford AF signs is entitled, "Oh Lady starred in a Unicef show. week. Unlike the money Union County Organiza- Patriot Drum and Bugle funds, the bank's new Mary," and it sold over 3.5 tion of the American Le- Corps. The Corps, spon E. G. Satterwhite million copies while other United Money Fund pro- Papers legislators' breakfast United Way gion Auxiliary at the Mar- sored by the American • Le- vides insurance coverage by recordings, many composed of Union County FIND OUT WHAT'S HAPPENING tin Wallberg Post No. 3 of gion, was the New Jersey Eric G. Satterwhite, the by him, have reached the the Federal Deposit Insur- From 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. ments of the extension ser- Jersey state senators and the senior county agent for Westfield on Thursday, State Junior champion for *-'] ance Corp. up to $100,000 set on Friday, Jan. 21, there vice, and provide the op- assemblymen, the mayors /•V son of Mr. and Mrs. James No. 1 position on the cha- the service, along with the Jan. 20, at 8 p.m. 1981-1982 and 1982-1983. Satterwhite of 337 E rts. per depositor. will be a "Breakfast Rece- portunity for an inter- of the municipalities in other professional members m IN THE RAHWAY-CLARK AREA They are: Mrs. Kenneth A donation was also Grand Ave., Rahway, re- In 1968 David Winter The bank president, Eu- ption" held at the Union change of ideas between the Union County, the mem-of the staff, is looking for- (leadline Rea, Mrs. Gus Bott, Mrs. made to the Eluwa School cently entered the Air won the Press Prize for Best gene H. Bauer, also noted, County Co-operative Ex- legislators and the members bers of the Union County ward to meeting the elected lo youTjo whEN John A. Gudor, Mrs. The- for the Deaf, Blind and Force Delated Enlistment Performer at the European as of Jan. 5. United Cou- The deadline for submis- tension Service in the Coun- of the service. Board of Freeholders, and officials at this affair. BY SUBSCRIBING TO THE... odore Rudnicki and Mrs. Handicapped Children in Program. Song Festival in Innsbruck, nties continues to be in the sion of stories and pictures ty Administration Building Among the invited guests Arthur J. Grisi, the county Mrs. Martha Bono of Un- Michael Grmek. The del- Nambia, South Africa. Austria and the road to star- YOU NEEd A doCTOR for events taking place dur- in Westfield. This annual are: Gov. Thomas H~. Kean. manager. ion is the chairwoman of RAHWAY The 1980 graduate, o l egates-at-large are the presi- dom unfolded. His luck blo- ing the week to The Rahway event is hosted by the Un- United States Senators Wil- The morning reception is this breakfast, and will be dent, Mrs. William Cox, The president, Mrs. Cox Neptune High School is David Alexandra Winter Newt-Record and The Clark ion County Board of Agri- liam Bradley and Frank La scheduled so the guests can stated the Union County ssomed when he met Fren- Deadline assisted by the members of and Mrs. Frank Krov. scheduled to leave for basic Tropicana Hotel/Casino in IN A Patriot is 5 p.m. on the Thurs- culture, the Union County utenberg, U. S. represen- attend without interferring American Legion will hold ch manager and producer, the co-operating advisory At the county meeting, training at Lackland Air Atlantic City recently. Emorqi-Caro Immediate Medical Services brings a new kind ol h(?;illh for stickers day preceding the Thursday Home Economics Exten- tatives Bernard J. Dwyer, with their many daily appoi- flecotb its Annual Valentine's Day Norbert Aleman. The two to ; groups of the service with Established 1822 John Murray, the Amer- Force Base near San Ant Winter has sold more area residents and businesses you wish to see the item ap- sion Council and the Union Joseph G. Mnish and Matt- ntments. Dance at Rahway Post No formed an alliance which the help of Mrs. Healey and ican Legion New Jersey onio, Tex., on Thursday than 12 million records on Fnsler • Less Costly • Stalled by Trained Fmergency Physicians is changed pear in the newspapers. Counly 4-H Assn. in co-op- hew J. Rinaldo, the New Mrs. Carolyn Y. Healey, 5 at 585 Maple Ave., Rah made Winter one of the big- the other staff members. Department legislative March 31. the continent, recorded in Emergi-Care offers the capabilities ol a hospital Emergency Room Only events which occur eration with the Union way, on Saturday, Feb. 12 gest stars in Europe, and The deadline requiring all ^CCarS % patriot chairman, will speak to the with the personalized care of a lamily physician over the weekend will be ac- Counly Co-operative Ex- Music will be provided by Clark residents to change assembly on legislation con- Opening December 8. 1982 at 1445 Rantan Road. Clnrk cepted on Mondays, and ON- tension Service of Cook Established 196S the Johnny Jay Orchestra. from the old yellow com- cerning veterans. All leg- Call (201) 272-0606 for%iore information IT to 10 a.m. College of Rutgers Univer- pactor stickers to the new ionaires and "Auxiliary Any items NOT submitted sity of New Brunswick. 219 CENTRAL AVE.. RAHWAY, N.J. 07065 blue stickers, has been ex- BEAT THE PRICE RISE Union & Middlesex Counties members may attend. tended to Monday, Jan. 31. in time for the deadlines will This annual meeting is Inflation hai finally caught u>, too. Our prlc»» mutt go Out of Covnty and Shit* The children and youth EMERGkCARE automatically be transferred planned to acquaint legis- 1 Year • $ 9.50 1 Year $11.50 These new "C" stickers up...w« hav* fought It at long at poitlbl*. but we will chairwoman, Mrs. Bott, re- to the following week's news- lators and freeholders with thortly Increase our membership rales. 2 Years • $17.00 2 Years • $21.00 are required by all township ported a donation was made papers. the work and accomplish- 3 Years - $25.00 3 Years • $30.00 residents who will use the ENJOY: to the project of the Union UNITED WAY OPEN 8 AM — 10 RM compactor facility. Resi- Hourly Group Exftrtire Ckj»»«» 7 DAYS A WEEK Whirlpool • Sovina Please enter my subscription to the Rahway News-Record or The Clark dents are urged to obtain Ex«rcb« Equipment Patriot starting immediately. << HEALTH CLUB O APPOINTMENTSi STILL Fm Jup»rvl«d KkMI* Nurury the new stickers at the JOS. SERVEDIO & SONS INC.: lodtsrt • Private shaw«n ExcliuiVeW Enclosed is my check, cash or money order to cover subscription. Rt. 27, Colonia NECESSARY fMDfR Nurrlllonol Ouldonc* BELL DRUGS OF RAHWAY Public Works and Engineer- rvMlonal Instruction White H lMto...ACT NOWII Aarobm (U.00 **g. F*«) Women Shopping Plaza ing Office, located in the • Mull 11 month program ANOMOtIL NAME PHONE Municipal Building, bet- •FUEL OIL •OIL (2 block* from Rt> Short Term Program* (Please print name clearly) 27 » 35 int.-2 ml •EAITIFIL ween 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. •WEIL McLAIN R|IDA|EDC from Exit 131 G.S OUR SPECIALTY Pfcwy.) SONTAN III Compactor hours are as BOILERS BURNERS STREET ADDRESS r\ follows: Tuesday, Wednes- NEW MINIMUM So. Anboi 10 VISIfS day and Thursday, 11 a.m. ACCQVNTS 3881251 DELIVERY Siirttillt loution IN 6AU.OK5 Hmtm SIMM'M CMHT CITY STATE ZIP 381-2000 fa3-p.m.; Saturday, II a.m. ACCEOTID NITES- Av«. I Mrtiw M., UbM, NJ 5^50 to 4 p.m., closed Fridays, C0.D. FREE PARKING • FREE DELIVERY -59 Y*or756-625t In Rahway4, »•• visit Sundays and Mondays. •••••» iway, M.j.»-.a.-- •»' i ••••••••••••"••••••••••••« IRVING ST., OPP. ELIZABETH AVE. RAHWAY NEWSRECORD/CLARK PATRIOT PAGE 4 THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1983 RAHWAY NEWSRECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1983 PAGE 5 Memorial dedicates Fighting guilt REPORT to be topic e vu 0 patriot FROM mobile care unit of workshop New Jn.rv't OldrtI Wwkly Eil.bllthfd 1»22 Nrwn* Unioln County Wnlcl y EflabllshmJ IMS Hospital staff, guests and Present at the ceremony, Identifying and elim- WASHINGTON area fire and first aid squads which was held on the hosp- inating guilt will be the gathered recently to formal- ital grounds, to formally topic of a workshop to be Published Every Thursday Morning ly dedicate the Memorial dedicate the vehicle was held at Middlesex County TABLOID LITHOGRAPHERS, INC. General Hospital in Union's Pamalla Klumpp of Warren College in Edison on Thurs- 219 Central Aw?. P.O. BOX 1061. Riihway. N.J. O7O6.r> 574 1200 second Mobile Intensive Township, the current Miss day, Jan. 27, beginning at Congressman Care Unit. New Jersey United Teen- 7:30 p.m. in West Hall An- C. VIGILANTE ROBERT R. FASZCZEWSKI ELLEN PALINSKY Actually an "emergency ager, who together with Mr. nex. Editor/Publisher Assistant Editor Advertising Manager room on wheels," the unit, Hansson, officially "wet Dr. Alan Wiescnfeld, a Matt Rinaldo popularly known as METS down" the MICU. Hoses clinical psychologist, will (Medical Emergency Treat- and water were provided by present the seminar. He will . N,»s Rr^rrfd <(vi( brk I'll 7th District, N»w Jersey .4 It*./ U-H*t.J*'l *..«UJlUlJ»llX> Ii JilU-4/V Member ment Service) is equipped the Kenilworth-Firc Dept. discuss the changing con- ftit-4"ifi'.l n-j-'n.if'W- ..rni««i flu* .•C'lUM QUALITY WEEKLIES with life-sustaining equip- Additionally, the occa- cepts of guilt, real guilt ver- of ment to treat those in need sion was marked by the ded- sus neurotic guilt, sources .•• (ho ri-.p-.-iini- r**.f\.I«-f' NEW JERSEY Fireworks possible of immediate care due to ication of the second vehicle of guilt, responsibility, as- emergencies such as stroke, to the memory of the late sertiveness and practical Subscription R.m-s bv Mail Including Postage S9 bO. Outside Uni'>n .lncl Middlesex Counties $11.50 electrocution, paralysis, Chief Charles Toby of the tips for dealing withguilt. Second Class Postage Paid at Rahway. Nt-w Jersey in new Congress convulsions, heart attack Callmen's Emergency Unit Sponsored by the . Dis- Plenty of political fireworks and controversy can be and other serious illnesses No. 1 of Union, for his placed Homcmaker Center, expected when the 98th Congress gets down to serious or accidents. ' guidance and support of the under the auspices of the Congressman business later this month. "Since its inception in hospital's MICU services. A Division oLCommunity Ed- to the The early days of the session will be dominated by 1976, the Memorial Gene- plaque was affixed to the ucation at Middlesex Coun- budget and tax issues. However, unlike last year, when ral Hospital's MICU has vehicle in his honor. ty College, the workshop Bernard the President was successful in putting together a bi- responded to thousands of In keeping with the spirit fee is S5. Editor partsan coalition to get his economic program through, he emergency situations of the event, certain mem- faces far more opposition in the new Congress. throughout eastern Union bers of the Cranford and Registration is required Dwyer The Democrats gained 26 house seats last Novem- County," said Robert Hans- Kenilworth First Aid Squ- by Thursday, Jan. 20. son, the MICU Coordin- ads were presented with For further information ber, and now outnumber the Republicans 266-165, with X Landmarks welcomes two vacancies due to deaths. ator. pins honoring them for suc- and to register telephone the Displaced Homemaker While the Republicans maintain a slim 54-46 majori- "Because we are thecessful "CPR Saves," whe- NEW ARRIVAL - Testing out the recently-acquired Display Writer at Mother Seton Reports Center weekdays at number Mayor /Martin's support ty in the Senate, the Democratic gains in the House por- busiest MICU in New Jer- reby each individual was Regional High School in Clark, left to right, are: Seated, Susan Rovnak of Rahway and tend problems for the president's economic-recovery pro- sey, averaging more than responsible for saving a life #_•• Michele Roman of Linden; standing, Mrs. Alice Houseworth. 548-6223. 3,000 calls annually, our through the technique of /EDITOR'S NOTE: The followinR was submitted by gram. The first real challenge will come when the presi- READY FOR BIG TOP • Miss Catherine Rotondo, a Rahway art teacher, applies make- Daniel M. Costican, the acting publicity director of dent delivers his budget to Congress later this month. community will be well-ser- cardiopulmonary resusci- Tho system of weighing through balances was dcvoloped KEEPING THE ROADS SAFE • Teresa McGeary, the executive director of the Union ved with the addition of this tation. up at Rahway's Madison School to Thomas Stout while Jennifer Custode watches. by tho ancient Egyptians who used the method to woigh Rahway Landmarks, is an open letter from that organiza- Home heating aid As it now stands, the most pressing economic issues grain. County Council on Alcoholism, gets a breathallzer demonstration from Det. Brian Bantz second vehicle." Each year Miss Rotondo visits the district schools and demonstrates how clowns Mother Seton gets tion to the people of Rahway. facing the new Congress are unemployment, the moun- of the Fanwood Police Dept. A breathalizer machine is used by police to determine the prepare their faces for a performance. * * * ting federal deficit and restructuring the Social Security amount of alcohol In the bloodstream. The Union County Council on Alcoholism, a While we truly appreciate the sentiments expressed needs top priority System. United Way member agency, recently held an open house to emphasize the increased Display Writer WINTER . by Mary McClure DiSavino with regard to the Rahway Congress will have to deal with unemployment and During the winter months the availability of affor- danger of drinking and driving. More than 50% of all traffic fatalities are alcohol related, Credit-card Plays-in-Pork Theatre project in her letter published on these pages in ecomomic growth as the No.l priority in 1983. With 11 Sister Regina Martin, the students who are currently dable home-healing fuel is a major concern to most according to Mrs. McGeary. The Council's S. O. B. E. R. (Slow On The Bottle. Enjoy 'Wait Until Dark' the Jan. 6 issue, we must set the record straight on her million Americans out of work, it is essential Congress ex- the Road.) campaign gives drivers information about drinking and driving such as how principal at Mother Seton working in area offices. Americans. to audition Regional High School in antioues assessment of Mayor Daniel L. Martin's posture with plore all possible solutions to substantially reduce the They have been hired thr- Since 1978 the average electricity bill has increased many drinks a person can have, depending on their body weight, and remain calling speeded regard to this very worthy project. 10.8% rate of unemployment. During the early days of uninebriated and the new, stiffer penalties for drunken driving. nightclub acts Clark, announced a Display ough the Co-operative SHOW by 65%, the average natural gas bill by 104%, and the at Barn Theatre Writer is the latest equip- The fact is Mayor Martin and others in his ad- the session it is expected several bills will be introduced The New Jersey Bell Tel- Work Experience Program January 22 through 30 average heating oil bill by 140%. This translates into a puters will check a data Auditions for the Plays- ment acquisition for the ministration have given us some much-appreciated sup- calling for the creation of a jobs program. NOTICE TO PERSONS DESIRING ephone Co. has introduced "Wait Until Dark," open- scene the excitement cli- in the school, reports the Seventh Regiment Armory growing percentage of household income which must go Alcohol unit base to validate the card, in-the-Park Coffeehouses Business Education Dept.'s port in the past, and we have no reason to believe they Efforts are already underway to revive the $5.4 CIVILIAN ABSENTEE BALLOTS a new service in portions of and begin the billing pro- ed last weekend at the maxes. principal. Park Avenue at C>7tb Street. Neu Ytirk l.itv will not continue to do so. for energy bills, particularly for the elderly and the poor. billion jobs program adopted by the House as part of the Franklin Villagers Barn will be held on Sunday, Jan. word-processing curricu- Mrs. Alice Houseworth, Dailv drvinjin lu nine pin SutwLiw urn f,.M\pi Middlesex, Union, Essex, cess, while the call is being Harry Rubel is the direc- ADMISSION il. ml The federal government has provided energy emergency spending bill last month but withdrawn in the to foster If you are a qualified and registered voter of the state who expects to 23, from 1 to 5 p.m. at the lum. It joins a bank of the chairwoman of the Busi- • Among other things, the mayor gave the project a be absent outside the State on February 22. 1983, or a qualified and Mercer and Somerset Coun- completed. If an invalid Theatre. It will play on tor, Chris Sjogren and Mike assistance for low-income households since 1977. closing days of the lame-duck session in the face of a Roosevelt Park Amphith- microcomputers which we- SPK: 1 At.fcVt-.NTN welcome boost by appearing on our behalf in our prcsnta- awareness registered voter who will be-within the State on Febranrvr22rl983 but ties that will make it easier identification number is weekends to Sunday, Feb. Cohen are the lighting and ness Education Dept. and PATRONS RECEPTION In 1979, during the debate of oil de-control, the eatre, Rte. No. 1, S., re installed in the school in l-riijjy, jjiuury JJ. live IOIIIIU 1' in 1.. kil v ll.'S [ «,,.<,,..,. lion to the Union County Freeholders last July-a presen- threatened veto. I supported that measure, and believe because ol permanent and total disability, or because of illness or tem- for customers using Touch- dialed, an announcement 13. sound designers, and Bill the cooperative director at members of Congress agreed on the need to protect those Congress must do everything necessary to stimulate more The Union County Cou- porary physical disability, or because of the observance of a religious Edison. Cabaret or night- September. PREVIEW PARTY tation that won us a much-needed resolution of support at Judith Reichman has the Jamieson is the set designer. the school, said, "The train- Kridiy. Janujry Jl. M»-IIIIII> i 1 Mill |> n\ In km S ~*M« r |xr.i>n holiday pursuant to the tenets of your religion, or because of resident at- Tone telephones to make will instruct the caller to club acts are being sought the county level. persons least able to absorb energy price increases. In the jobs. I hope the Congressional leadership and the ad- ncil on Alcoholism execu- starring role of a blind Although all the students ing my students receive on LECTURF tendance at a school, college, or university, or because of the nature and credit card calls. dial again. After two unsuc- The cast includes Sheyl ( 1 Crude Oil Windfall Profits Tax Act, Congress determined ministration will see the need for a new bipartisan, co- tive director, Teresa C. for the events, held each will have the opportunity to the Display Writer gives Tundiy. Uniury .^ -»i I in Moreover, his administration had earlier adopted a hmir« n( <—mini—pnt will ho unnble to cast vour ballot at the polling i woman who pits her cour- Lang as Gloria, Don Aaron- U*nJ**j
"A RUSTIC PLACE WHERE PEOPLE CO TO EAT* DRINK" GREENWOOD MANOR RAHWAY Featuring Fine Spanish OPEN 24 HOURS-7 DAYS A WEEK -THURSDAY, JAN. 20 » Public Library, Children's Cuisine Film show, 3:15 to 4 p.m. Accessibility for handicapped, Of IN FOR LUNCH • DINNER BREAKFASTS • LUNCHEONS DINNERS notify library by Tuesday, Jan. 18. •Private Banquet Room --FRIDAY, JAN. 21 -- Ministry Evening, St. Mary's R. •Catering for all Occasions •INTIMATE DINING FOR ALL" C. Church, 8 to 10 p.m., Connell Hall. •Parking on Premises SPECIAL BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHEONS FREE SALAD BAR WITH A LA CARTE OR DINNER -TUESDAY, JAN. 22 •- Citizen's Youth Recreation MAJOI onrxT CAHM ACCOTID Committee, Boys' Baseball, Girls' Softball Registration, • COCKTAILS • noon, Claude H. Reed Recreational and Cultural Center, \ 801 information, 382-4974 or 382-3605. 5741255 U.S. HWY. MAJOR -SUNDAY, JAM. 23 -- Spaghetti Dinner, St. Mary's CREDIT CARDS 149 W. MAIN ST. NO. 1 634-1568 Catholic Youth Organization, 1 to 6 p.m., Connell Hall, RAHWAY ISELIN (AT THI GRKN SHUT CI«CIE) ACCEPTED -244 Central Ave. Reservations, Dana Disney, 381-3211; Pat Koczon, 3821638, or Betty Spinella, 388-3136. -MONDAY, JAN. 24 -- Chamber of Commerce Meeting, Huffman-Koos, St. George Ave., 7 p.m. -TUESDAY, JAN. 25 •• Rahway Area Junior Woman's FOR WORK BEYOND THE CALL OF DUTY • Union left to right, Richard Rogers, William Kane, Barry Fishier Club, General Meeting, 8 p.m., Valley Road School, County Sheriff Ralph Froehlich, left, presents a Unit and Sgt. Joseph Chirichillo. (Please see a story Inside.) Clark. Citation to Union County sheriff's officers, from second 4 -THURSDAY, JAN. 27 -• Rahway Chapter No. 607, DING HOW SUPER BOOTER - John Triano, a junior at Castleton ROARING TO VICTORY - Clark's Carl H. Kumpf School American Assn. of Retired Persons, meeting, 12:30 p.m., State College in Castleton, Vt., has received several Girls Basketball Team was victorious over the Hillside Rahway Senior Citizens Center, 1306 Esterbrook Ave. Police unit cites sheriff, officers ORIENTAL post-season soccer honors this fall at Castleton. The Kardinals ruffle Avenue School of Cranford, 26-9. Playing for the Board of Education, Tentative 1983-1984 budget adop- Arthur L. Johnson High School graduate has been nam- Kumpf School, left to right, were: Susan Trani, Karen tion, 8 p.m.. Superintendent's Office, Rahway Junior Union County Sheriff tion of criminals. The group All four of the officers caused their personal in- EMPORIUM ed to the National Assn. of Intercollegiate Athletics All Bruno, Cheryl Navarro, Stacy Olsen, Randi Sheps and High School. Ralph Froehlich and four of has been honoring outstan- were stabbed by the pris- juries," stated the sheriff. IMPORTED CHINESE Area No. 11 (New England) First Team on defense. He Crusaders feathers Jamie Blum; second row, Debbie Defilippo, Cari -•SUNDAY, JAN. 30 •- Rahway Chapter No. 607 of the his sheriffs officers were ding police officers each oner during the ensuing "The officers involved was also selected to the All Mayflower Conference Pierdenock, Kim Silverman, Karen Parsons, Linda recently honored by the month since its inception in FURNITURE, CHINA, By Ray Hoagland points to the Crusaders 18, American Assn. of Retired Persons, trip to the Ice struggle as he attempted to acted professionally and ARTS, 6IFTS, Team on defense, and by vote of his teammates, was Schubert, Tracy Albrecht and Anne Dashavsky. The Capades at the Meadowlands. New Jersey-New York Cri- the 1930's. flee the crowded court ro- with concern for innocent The Kearny High School they were in control of the girls are coached by Mrs. Janis Gross. ' GROCERIES & FOOD selected a Co-Most Valuable Player of the Spartan Soc- Kardinals Boys Basketball game. -FRIDAY, JAN. 31 •• To be eligible for Toddler Time me Clinic for their efforts in Sheriff Froehlich and his om. The prisoner was killed persons exposed to the cer Team. Triano was the team's second leading scorer at the Rahway Public Library, children must be no subduing an armed suspect officers, Sgt. Joseph Chi- during his capture. The inci- danger of a prisoner who High Quality, Low Prices Team defeated Clark's Art- The Crusaders scored the sent the Clark team into a in 1981, but was moved to sweeper in 1982, and was hur L. Johnson Regional final eight points of the Karamus hits younger than two and a half years old and no older than during the defendent's trial. richillo and Officers Wil- dent occurred on March 30, had nothing else to lose," 13)7 Oak Tree Rd. instrumental in the 14-6-1 record posted by the team 43-33 lead. The Hilltoppers three and a half years old by this date. The five men were pre- liam Kane, Barry Fishier 1982. added the former Elizabeth (ocroii from St. C*c*lhi'i) High School Boys Basket- game to cut the margin to never got closer than six this season. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Triano ball Team 58-52 on the six points. career high ••TUESDAY, FEB. I - Citizen's Youth Recreation Com- sented with a "Unit Cita- and Richard Rogers, were "It goes without saying I police lieutenant, noting the it.iin 283-0067 of Clark. points after that. mittee, Monthly Meeting, 8:30 p.m., Claude H. Reed tion" by the organization selected for the award for am very proud of my offi- suspect had previously been Clark court on Jan. 7 in a Craig Esser had 11 of 19 Mike Karamus had the Craig Esser, Johnson's Recreational and Cultural Center. made up of police officers, their actions during the at- cers and their valiant con- sentenced to life in prison Watchung Conference con- from the floor, and scored best-scoring game of his top scorer, added 16 points. Softball loop IT'S UP FOR GRABS - Trying to get the ball during the Rahway-Clark game on Jan. 4 -WEDNESDAY, FEB. 2 •• Parking Authority, Regular public officials and private tempted escape of a suspect duct. They used exceptional for armed robbery. test. 24 points. high school career as Clark's The Elizabeth team was Meeting, 7:30 p.m., City Council Chambers, City Hall. citizens interested in the on trial in the Union Coun- restraint during the capture Sheriff Froehlich also to hold are Rahway's Teresa James, No. 13, and Nancy Vill, No. 41, and Clark's Lynn Krohn, The Kearny team came Both teams had 21 field Arthur L. Johnson Region- led by Derrick McGhee, -MONDAY, FEB. 7 - Toddler Time, Rahway Public prevention of crime and the ty Courthouse for possesion of the suspect, and it was cited an investigation of the No. 23, and Kim Lesniewski, No. 10. Rahway won the crosstown contest. from behind in the third goals. It was Kearny's edge al High School Crusaders who had 15 'points and Library, for two and a half and three and a half year olds, apprehension and convic- of a dangerous weapon. the controlled effort that incident conducted by .the signups period after trailing 34-32, from the foul line 16-10. Boys Basketball Team de- Tony Candelino, who had parent orientation, 7 p.m. Union County Prosecutor ran off seven consecutive Clark pointmakers were: feated St. Mary of the As- 10 points. -TUESDAY, FEB. 8 - City Council, Pre-Meeting Con- concluded, "the sheriffs of- The Clark Girls' Softball Junior Women points and were never be- Mike Karamus with 13; sumption High School Hill- Others Crusaders who hit ference, 7:30 p.m., Council Chambers, City Hall, City ficers acted promptly, wise- League will be holding its exception of the Pee Wees. to meet hind. Rusty Marshall, six, and toppers Boys Basketball the net were: Drew Gattuso Jeff Pflug, two. Hall Plaza. PreSchool Story Time series for three and a ly and bravely in a most dif- annual registration. The registration, date is at The Rahway Area Junior The Kardinals used a Team 48-42 on the losers' with three, Rusty Marshall, half and four and a half year olds, Rahway Public ficult and life-threatening The girls will compete the Charles H. Brewer Sch- Woman's Club will hold a four-corner offense in the Clark is now 2-5, while court. 10, and Craig Frankel, two. Library, 10:30 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. Four years old by Thurs- situation." again in grade levels: Pee ool Cafeteria, on Thursday, general meeting at 8 p.m. "last period, but scoring 23 the Kardinals are 4-3.' The i six-foot, four-inch Clark had 16 field goals- Jan. 20, from 7:30 to 9 p.m. day, June 30, 1983. Local Assistance Board, 7:30 p.m., The unit citation marked Wee, second and third gra on Tuesday, Jan. 25, at the among Franklin Township, in 7.4 seconds to take half a center had 22 points, in- the same amount as the Welfare Dept., second floor, City Hall. the second award in 1982 des; Minors, fourth to sixth The registration fee will Sports Spotlight cluding four in an early rout Saints' edge for the game Valley Road School in Monmouth and Willing- second off the record over -WEDNESDAY, FEB. 9 - Board of Education, Caucus, the sheriff received from the grades, and Majors, seventh be $15 per child. Each ad- Clark. boro. the Rahway speedster. in the fourth period that was from the line 16-10. 8 p.m., Superintendent's Office, Junior High School. bi-state police group. He to 12th grades. ditional child in a family * * * will pay $10. Rahway was third in the ••MONDAY, FEB. 14 •• City Council, Regular Meeting, was named "Official of the Girls who have previous- r needed for publicity, mana- Mile Relay in three minutes Sue Marsh of Clark, a NOTICE TO MILITARY SERVICE VOTERS 8 p.m., Council Chambers, City Hall, City Hall Plaza. Month" this past May by ly played will have the op- Parents are urged to vol- gers, coaches and team mot- 1 AND TO THEIR RELATIVES AND FRIENDS unteer their help in the or- Maidio and 36.5 seconds to the sophomore at Gettysburg Free Hypertension Screening, Rahway Hospital, 1:30 to the New Jersey-New York tion to stay on the same hers to help with the picnic winning team, Asbury Pa- College, currently is the se- 3:30 p.m. and from 6 to 8 p.m. teams as last year with the ganization. Assistance is and raising funds. Swimmers drown If you are In !hc military service or the spouse or dependent of a per- Crime Clinic. wins tourney rk, in three minutes and cond leading scorer on the son In military service or are a patient In a veteran's hospital or a civilian -MONDAY, FEB. 21 - Board of Education, Regular Jim Cirone won three State College Indians. 35.6 seconds. women's basketball team. attached to or serving with the Armed Forces of the United States Meeting, 8 p.m., Roosevelt School auditorium. Board of two opponents at Brewer swimming events as Coach The association Award In the 200-yard Shuttle After six games Sue Mar- without the State of New Jersey, or the spouse or dependent of and ac Adjustment, City Hall. Dick Nolan's Rahway High companylng or residing with a civilian attached to or serving with the Clark's Charles H. Brew- for Journalistic Achie- Hurdles Relay the Indians shall has 84 points for a Armed Forces of the United States, and desire to vote, or If you are n -TUESDAY, FEB. 22 •• Planning Board, City Hall. The Rahway High Sch- in the 100-yard breaststr- School Swimming and Div- vement will be given to were fourth at 26.9 seconds .14-point-per-game average, -MONDAY, FEB. 28 •• Chamber of Commerce er School Strategy Sports relative or friend of any such person who. you believe, will desire to vote ool Indians Swimming and oke. ing Team lost to Union Cranford's Hugh Delano of to the Blue Bishops of As- and the former Arthur L. In the Rahway Board of Education Special election to be held on Meeting, Huffman-Koos Furniture Showroom, St. Diving Team, coached by Club had its Annual Run- Third place went to Jac- ner Defense Checker Tou- Catholic High School Vik- The New York Post. Spe- bury Park, at"25.5 seconds. Johnson Regional High February 22, 1983 kindly write lo the undersigned at once making ap- George Ave., 7 p.m. Rich Nolan and Ron Er- plication for a military service ballot to be voted In said election to be for- ques LaBota in the fast rney recently at the school. ings Swimming and Diving cial Achievements will be * * * School of Clark star leads TUESDAY, MARCH «-- Rahway Lions Club Spring vick,- won._ both meets re- 200-yard freestyle, Ruther- Team of Scotch- Plains the -team in reboutiding warded to you, stating your name. age. serial number If you are In cently, defeating Long Bra- The game of runner defense awarded to Theresa Grentz,- -•/ Former Rahway High military service, home address and the address at which you are station- Free Eye Care Seminar, Rahway High School. Informa- ford in the 50-yard freestyle 78-49. the Rutgers University wo- with an average of 10. She tion, Rahway Night School, Madison Ave., Rahway, N. nch 75-40 and Union, in a is played as follows: The School track coach, John ed or can be found, or If you desire the military service ballot for a and Olga Pochico in the Cirone won the 100-yard men's basketball coach; De- also leads Gettysburg 3-3 in relative or friend then make an application under oath for a military ser- J. 07065. very close meet, 62-60, giv- runner has one checker, and {Moon, was selected to co- 100-yard butterfly. his object is to move that butterfly and 100-yard bre- rek Trevis, the coach of the. ach the East track squad at free-throw shooting with an vice ballot to be forwarded to him, stating In your application that he Is CLARK ing Rahway a 5-1 record. The medley relay team over the age of 18 years and stating his name, serial number If he Is In < • * * one checker until he gets to aststroke, and was a mem- Mercer County Soccer Te- the National Sports Fes- .857 percentage. c "MONDAY, JAN. 24 - Board of Adjustment, Regular with Zrinski, Cirone, Bar- military service, home address and the address at which he Is stationed the opposite player's king's ber of the winning 400-yard am and John Morris, the tival, which will be held The Novice 156-and-165- or can be found. Meeting, 8 p.m., Council Chambers, Municipal Building. LOOK AT ALL THOSE GOODIES • Students at Rahway's Madison School taking ad- Chris Zrinski placed first rett and Shuster and the freestyle medley relay team. Seton Hall University base- -TUESDAY, JAN. 25 •• Elementary Board of Educa- row, in which case the run- from Thursday to Sunday, pound amateur boxers will NOTE: MILITARY SERVICE VOTER CLAIMING MILITARY STA miring glances during the Parent-Teacher Assn. winter bake sale, right to left, are: Noel in the 200-yard individual 400-yard free-relay team ner wins the game. Rahway is now 5-2, while ball player. June 24 to July 3, at Col- T1ON AS HOME ADDRESS FOR VOTING PURPOSES MAY NOT tion, Regular Meeting, 8 p.m., Administrative Offices, Vargas, Helen Morrissette, Paula Balandis, Joseph Navarra, Eric Oliver and staff medley and the 100-yard be featured in action tom- with Rutherford, Moran, The defense meanwhile the Vikings are 5-0. The guest speaker will be orado Springs. "It's an orrow night at the Eliza- USE MILITARY ABSENTEE BALLOT UNLESS REGISTERED TO Schindler Rd. Regional Board of Education, Adjourned members, Miss Susan Boyle and Betty Kump. freestyle at both meets. Shuster and Bill Carter plac- • * * VOTE IN THE MUNICIPALITY WHERE SUCH STATION IS has four checkers, and their Robert W. Lee, the deputy honor being selected as a beth-Carteret Hotel at 1155 LOCATED. Meeting, 8 p.m., Arthur L. Johnson Regional High Jim Cirone then won the ed first. The Shuttle Girls Hur- commissioner of the New coach," said Moon. "It's not School Instructional Media Center. 100-yard backstroke at both object is to pin the runner E. Jersey St. in Elizabeth in Forms of application can be obtained from the undersigned. * * * in, forcing him into a situ- dles Relay Team of Rahway Jersey State Athletic Com- only an honor for me per- the second night of action -WEDNESDAY, JAN. 26 •• Clark Historical Society PEOPLES PERSON • A meets and the butterfly at At the Union meet plac- High School is the second Walter G. Halpln Meeting, Library, 8 p.m., "Folk Art in New Jersey." ation where he is not able to mission. sonally but also for Seton of the New Jersey Golden spokesman for the Sou- Long Branch and placed se- ng second were: Michelle best in the state at this time A special guest will be Hall's track program and County Clerk -THURSDAY, JAN. 27 - Story Time for those in move in any direction, and Gloves. Union County Court House theastern Academy in cond in the butterfly at Bertela for diving and Shus- with a time of 36.5 seconds. Stan Waldemore, a member the Seton Hall community kindergarten to third grade, 3:15 to 4:15 p.m., Library. Union. thus the defense wins the Tickets may be purchas- Elizabeth. N.J. 07207 Klsslmmee, Fla., announc- ter in the 500-yard freestyle. game. The winners must The Vailsburg High School of the New York Jets Foot- as well. The idea of the ed at the Elks Club af 40 -TUESDAY, FEB. 1 •- Regional Board of Education, ed Robin Mercer, a recent Glen Barrett won the Third place went to Poch- of Newark Shuttle Girls January 20, 1983 ~~ Regular Meeting, 8 p.m.. Instructional Media Center, win two out of three games. ball Team. He is a guard sports festival has grown in Cherry St., Elizabeth. graduate from Rahway, 100-yard breaststroke at ico for the 200-yard indi- Burt Maidio, who'also Hurdles Relay Team has a and center. He played for magnitude. It's a great hon- David Brearley Regional High School, Kenilworth. Joined Peoples Express of both meets and also the vidual medley, Moran for 36.2-second time. -MONDAY, FEB. 7 -• Township Council, Executive won the checker tourna- the Big Red of Nebraska. or to be selected by my Newark, as a reserva- 200-yard freestyle at Long the 50-yard freestyle, E. J. ment, won this tournament. In the girls' 50-yard hur- peers." Meeting, 8 p.m., Council Chambers, Municipal Building. Branch, and placed second Vierira for diving, Linda * * * tionist. Miss Mercer work- Mike Jakubowski was the dles, Rahway's Clair Con- The Rahway High Sch- Athletes will compete in THE VIDEO STATION -TUESDAY, FEB. 8 •- Elementary Board of Education, ed toward this goal by inthe 200-yard freestyle at Bladzinski, the butterfly, nor and Carlette Smith had 33 different sports, repre- Regular Meeting, 8 p.m., Administration Building, and Palmer, the backstroke. runner-up. Vinnie Cospito ools Indians Girls Indoor "Th« B«st In Th* Nation" training in all areas of the Union. placed third. Greg Kuyat a time of 7.2 seconds for the senting the East, West, Schindler Rd. . Scott Rutherford placed Other scoring swimmers Track Team set a new rec- travel industry. In addition finished fourth. best as of Jan. 12. ord in the Shore Coaches North and South regions of -WEDNESDAY, FEB. 9 - Board of Adjustment, Ex- to comprehensive travel first in diving at Union. were: Brian Currie, Pat • * * ecutive Meeting, 8 p.m.. Conference Room, Municipal * * * The next tournament on Relays held at Red Bank the country. Rocky studies, she met require- Dougherty, Eli Kabillo, Sue The Rahway High Sch- * • * Building. Library Board of Trustees, Monthly Meeting, Kosinski, Mellisa Bugay the club's agenda is Checker Regional High School in ments in career and per- At Long Branch placing Kings, reports James R. Po- ool Boys Shuttle Hurdles Julie Crans of the Zion library meeting room. second were: Bill Moran in and Rose DeLoretto. Little Silver. III JOINING THE CLUB • A tea for prospective members was recently held by the Rahway sonal development. wers, the physical education Relay Team is the runnerup The Rahway team of Lutheran No. 2 Team rolled -TUESDAY, FEB. 15 -- Regional Board of Education, the 50- and 100-yard free- • * * to Elizabeth, which has Area Junior Woman's Club at the home of Mrs, And! Twombly, the membership chair- The next meet will be on instructor at the school. Clair Connor, Carlette a 504 series to, pace her •I Adjourned Meeting, 8 p.m.. Instructional Media Center, style, Chris Shuster in the been closing in 30.9 se- team to a sweep over the St. VIDEO MOVIES FOR SALE David Brearley Regional High School, Kenilworth; woman, in Clark. The president, Judy Kamingky, welcomed guests Ann Brzychcy, 50-yard freestyle, Kim Pal- Wednesday, Jan. 19, at the JUNIOR BOYS Smith, Elmira Trache and OR RENT FOR YOUR VHS right, Janet Gilmour and Patricia Orth of Rahway. Mary Ann Noon of Linden, left, Arlene BASKETBALL LEAGUE conds, while Coach- Bob Jackie Fair shattered the Paul's Team in the feature -TUESDAY, FEB. 22 -• Township Council, Regular mer in the 100-yard back- Rahway Young Men's Chr- Jackson's Indians have Polter- OR BETA RECORDERS. Tomkovich of Clark, and Fran Truncellito of Colonia, and explained the interests and istian Assn. against Eli- STANDINGS 200-yard four-lap mark of the weekly action of the Meeting, 8 p.m.. Council Chambers, Municipal Building. stroke and Mark Goodman made if to the tape in 31.9 HAVING PROBLEMS FINDING benefits o/ the Juniors. A discussion followed on the activities of the various club zabeth. TEAMS W with a time of 29.4 seconds, Rahway Women's Church Elementary Board of Education, Regular Meeting, 8 seconds'. Bowling League at the geist p.m.. Administration Building, Schindler Rd. Winter departments which include Eye Health, Home Life, Literature and Social Services. U.C.L.A. 1 breaking the old mark of After refreshments, the women made finger puppets, which will be distributed to the California 0 29.8 seconds'held by the Clark Lanes. BETA MOVIES? Story Time for four-and-five-yearold preschoolers. In other results the Zion mm Library, 10:30 to 11 a.m. Registration, Library, 388-5999. children in the pediatric ward.of Rahway Hospital. Women between the ages of 18 and Whitam chosen Oregon 1 Plainfield High School Car- WE HAVE OVER 1,000 BETA 35 years of age, who are interested In becoming members of the Rahway Area Junior Stanford 0 As the secretary of the dinals and set in 1981. Lutheran No. 1 Team won -MONDAY, FEB. 28 -• Board of Adjustment, Regular New Jersey Sports Writers TITLES AVAILABLE Meeting, 8 p.m.. Council Chambers, Municipal Building. Woman's Club, a member of the General Federation of Woman's Clubs, may contact RESULTS The Indians' team was se- 2-1 over the Leftovers Superman Chariots Mrs. Twombly at 382-6925 for further information. Also shown in the picture, left to 'Player of Week' U. C. L. A., 36; Cali- Assn. I announced the list cond in the 704-yard four- Team, the Scatterpins Team SPECIAL right, are: Elaine Oehme and Lynda Volker. fornia, 34. of outstanding athletes who lap relay to Newark Central won 2-1 over the league II Of Fire Mike Whitam of the Oil- In the third game the De- Oregon, 40; Stanford, 30. will be honored at the an- High School, who set a new leading Osceola Team and TIM Plo«««rs *f VMM Rental County corporation vils were 6-2 winners over ers was selected as the WEEK'S TOP SCORERS nual banquet at the Pines mark of one minute and the Trinity Team over the • IMV* den* It agalnl "Player of the Week" in the the Rangers. Dave Falkenberg, Stan- Manor in Edison «n Sun- 26.3 seconds. The Rahway Mixed Team 2-1. The Devils were leading We are offering FREE for ea. 1-yr. seeks membership opening day of the Annual ford, 18. day, Feb. 6, at 1 p.m. girls were clocked at one * * * new $50. membership: Rahway Recreation Dept.'s 2-0 at the start of the third Shadwick Houston, Ore- The Professional Athlete minute and 27.2 seconds. The mile relay team of Victor Phase I of the Union It was explained member- Indoor Hockey League sea- period, then two shots by gon', 18. of the Year will be Bob In the High Jump Relay Bill White, Allen Bailey. County Economic Develop- ship dollars will be placed in MOVING UP - Donna M. , son at Rahway Junior High Roy Hourk and Joe Kuba Sean Johnson, Oregon, Stanley of the Boston Red Rahway was second with a Treno Denson and Gery Se- Victoria NUvk IU*t«li vol. S12.00 ment Corp.'s 1983 member- a loan pool from which the Levy was promoted to as- School. put the game away. Tim 18. Sox Baseball Team, and the 9-6 mark to Central Reg- tterwaite won the event in lllukfap* vol. $15.50 Kelly and John Elsis scored Professional Rookie of the ship campaign was recently county corporation will sistant banking officer at The Oilers were 11-2 win- Nathan Moore, U. C. L. ional with a 10-0 score. three minutes and 38.9 mm 1 Catakfl vol. $19.95 launched at a breakfast held make loans at below-market the Howard Savings Bank. ners over the Flyers, Gene in the third period for the A., 18. Year is Buck Williams of * * * seconds. In the Third Nick Best little Rangers. at the Schering-Plough Co- rates to county firms. The The officer, who Joined the Taunsming had four goals Frank Walker, U. C. L. the high-flying New Jersey The Rahway High Sch- Merli Invitational Track Whorehouse T«t«l Val $47.45 rp. in Kenilworth. purpose of the loans is to Howard in June of 1980, and Chris Condit had three A., 12. Nets Basketball Team. ool Boys Track Team in the and Field Meet in the Red In Texas Good through Jan. 29, 1983 Representatives from purchase land, buildings or holds an undergraduate while the only goals for the STANDINGS Richie Jordan, Califor- The College Athlete of same meet captured the Bank Fieldhouse. SENIOR DIVISION leading Union County busi- equipment. The loans may GRATEFUL SUPPORT - Victor J: Fresolone, left, the president of Memorial General degree from Pennsylvania losers was'scored by Doug nia, 12. the Year is Ken Jackson of blue ribbon in the 704-yard A second place in the COUPON ness firms were present to also be used for rehabilita- HAMS W L TIED South River and the Nat- Hospital in Union, accepts a donation of $500 from Martin Hochadel, the producer of State University, and is Smalling. Bernard Gatewood, Cali- four-lap relay in the time of 400-meter run was made by INTRODUCTORY OFFER hear Clifford M.'Peake, the tion or expansion of facil- the Mummer String Band, representing the Valley of Northern New Jersey, a Masonic pursuing a master's deg- * * * Oilers 1 0 0 fornia, 12. ional Championship Penn one minute and 15.6 sec- Denson in 54.1 seconds. president of the corpora- ities. affiliate with 9,000 members headquartered in Lincoln Park. The contribution, ear- ree at Fatrlelgh Dickinson The Bruins were 5-1 win- Bruins 1 . 0 0 State Football Team. onds. The members of the In the 55-yard meter hur- 1 FREE MOVIE RENTAL PER FAMILY 1 0 0 tion, and Ralph S. Klopper, marked for mental health within the hospital, represents a portion of the proceeds University.. She holds the ners over the North Stars. Devils RESULTS The State College Athlete team were: Wayne Chiselm, dles Rahway's Billy White WITH THIS COUPON • Good through Jan. 29. 1983 the executive director, em- United Way realized from the "Mummers Spectacular," held last March. This year, Memorial position of assistant bank" Joe Mrozek had two goals Rangerrs 0 1 0 Bruins, 5; North Stars, 1. of the Year is Mark Casaie, Marty White, Treno Den- was second to recordbre- phasize the importance and General Hospital will be one of six hospitals participating in the Saturday, March 26 HOLIDAY SHOPPING • Mothers, Barbara Bennett and Gen Dubrowski work at Clark's ing officer at the Howard's for the Bruins, while Todd North Stars 0 Oilers, 11; Flyers, 1. the fullback for Coach son and Fred Singleton. It aker, Craig Sanders of As- purpose of the campaign. of Union County event, which will be held in the Meadowlands. Carl H: Kumpf School Holiday Boutique, as the children do their holiday gift buying. Clark branch. O'Reilly hit the net twice. Flyers 0 Devils, 6; Rangers, 2. Freddie Hill's Montclair was followed by a dead heat bury Park, who hit the tape 466 New Brunswick Ave., Fords • 738-8070 PAGE 8 THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1983 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1983 PAGE 9 CYOtohold T. J. Kane, 58 pasta dinner Thomas J. Kane Sr., 58, sift St. Mary's Catholic of Iselin, died Monday, Jan. RELIGIOUS NEWS Youth Organization of 10, at the Elizabeth General FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF RAHWAY TRINITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF Rahway will hold a spaghet- OBITUARIES Medical Center in Elizabeth The Morning Worship on Sunday, Jan. 23, at 10:30 RAHWAY ti dinner on Sunday, Jan. after a brief illness. o'clock will be conducted by The Rev. Robert C. Powley, On Sunday, Jan. 23, the Family Worship Service will 23, from 1 to 6 p.m. in Con- Mrs. Hanley, 56, George Barnick, 47, Born in Jersey City, he the pastor. Following the Children's Sermon, youth atten- be conducted by the pastor, The Rev. Donald B. Jones, at nell Hall at 244 Central had lived in Elizabeth and ding the worship service will be excused to go to the Child 11 a.m. The Church School and the Adult Bible Class will Ave., Rahway. Arkansas crash victim former glass grinder Roselle before he had mov- Care Room. The Children's Choir will rehearse at 9 a.m. convene at 9:30 a.m., followed by Coffee and Fellowship The donation will be $4 ed to Iselin 28 years ago. The Church School will be held at 9:15 a.m. Time in Asbury Hall at 10:30 a.m. The Children's Choir for adults and $2.50 for Mrs. Margaret Miller nurse for the American Cy- George Barnick, 47, of Surviving are his widow, Mr. Kane had been an Meetings during the week: Today, Bell Choir will rehearse in the Chapel at 10:30 a.m.. ^ children 10 years old and Hartley, 56, of Clark, died anamid Corp. in Linden for Rahway, died Wednesday, Mrs. Ann Popalanchik Bar- equipment operator for the Tuesday, Jan. 4, of injuries Rehearsal, 6:30 p.m., Webelos and Rahway Troop No. Meetings during the week: Today, Fair Workshop, under. many years. Jan. 5, at the Memorial nick; four sons, George Jr., Exxon Co.'s Bayway Refin- suffered in a motor vehicle 1235 of the Girl Scouts, 7 p.m., Finance Committee of Church, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Senior Choir Rehearsal, 7:30 Dinner will consist of Mrs. Hanley had been a General Hospital in Union Michael, Peter and Paul ery in Linden for 34 years accident in Brinkley, Ark. the Board of Trustees, Ruth Circle, Westminster Choir p.m.; Tuesday, Jan. 25, United Methodist Women, noon, salad, meatballs and spag- communicant of St. Agnes after a brief illness. Barnick, all of Rahway; a until his retirement in 1981 Rehearsal, 8 p.m.; tomorrow, Rahway Troop No. 1500 of Sandwich Luncheon, Asbury Hall, those attending bring hetti, coffee, tea, soda and State Police in Brinkley R. C. Church in Clark and Born in Dunmore, Pa., he daughter. Miss Mary Ann and had been a member of the Girl Scouts, 6:30 p.m.; Saturday, Jan. 22, Alcoholics sandwich, beverage and dessert provided; Wednesday, dessert. said Mrs: Hanley had been had also been" a member of had lived in Linden for 10 Barnick, also of Rahway; its Quarter Century Club. fatally injured when the car '. • f-: Anonymous, 7:30 p.m.; Monday, Jan. 24, Rahway Den Jan. 26, Trustees Meeting, 7:30 p.m. Reservations may be its Rosary Altar Society. years before he had moved four brothers, John Barnick He was a World War II in which she had been rid- No. 1 of the Cub Scouts and Rahway Troop No. 716 of The church is located at the corner of E. Milton Ave. made by contacting one of Also surviving are her to Rahway 15 years ago. of New Bern, N. C, An- Army veteran. ing apparently went out of husband, Arnold V. Han- He had been a glass gri- drew Barnick of Dunmore, Mr. Kane had been a "•• '•'• •-•'"' I the Girl Scouts, 3 p.m., Rahway Troop Nos. 450,401 and and Main St. the following: Dana Disney 9 of the Girl Scouts and Cub Pack Meeting, 7 p.m.; Tues- at 381-3211, Pat Koczon at control on an ice-covered ley; two other sons, Michael nder for the Induchem La- Joseph Barnick of Throop, communicant of Saint Ce- bridge, and struck two veh- day, Jan. 25, Women's Assn. Workshop, 10 a.m., Church UNION COUNTY BAPTIST CHURCH OF CLARK 382-1638 or Betty Spinella Hanley of New York City boratory Glass Co. in Ro- Pa., and Frank Barnick of celia's R. C. Church in icles parked on Interstate Library, Rahway Troop No. 47 of the Boy Scouts, 7:30 The Main Sunday Worship Service on Jan. 23, will at 388-3136. and Joseph Hanley of Cla- selle five years. East Meadow, N. Y. and Iselin and had also been a Rte. No. 40 about seven p.m., Abigail Circle, 8 p.m.; Wednesday, Jan. 26, begin at 11 a.m. and the Sunday Evening Worship will rk; five brothers, Rudy Mr. Barnick had been a five sisters, Mrs. Mary member of its Holy Name miles west of Brinkley. Confirmation-Commissioning Class II, 5 p.m. begin at 7 o'clock. On Wednesday, Jan. 26, the Mid-Week Catholic Singles Miller of Claremont, Fla., communicant of St. Thom- Mallas of Colonia, Mrs. Society. The church is located at the corner of W. Grand Evening Service will begin at 7 o'clock. The Children's She and her son, James Thomas and Stanley Miller, as the Apostle Byzantine Katherine Guzinski of He had been a member of Hanley, were en route to both of Elizabeth, William Catholic Church in Rah- Shenandoah, Pa., Mrs. An- Ave. and Church St. Church will begin at 11 a.m. on Sunday for those children to host the St. Cecelia's Council GIRLS' NIGHT OUT - Cadettes from the Clark-Winfield aged three to five, Beginners, and aged six to eight, Dallas, where resided. He Miller of Linden and Geo- way and had also been a na Voytek of Dunmore, No. 3639 of the Knights of 'Sleep-over' brings Girl Scout Community Assn. teach songs to the OSCEOLA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF CLARK Primary. Child care will be provided at all the services. had not been seriously in- rge Miller of Bloomfield and member of its Holy Name Mrs. Claire Roskowski of Columbus. Brownies of the association, in their pajamas, during a Clifton dance jured. three sisters, Mrs. Mary "Sitting In Darkness" was- chosen by James P. On Saturday, Jan. 22, the singles will meet at 7 p.m. Society. Duryea, Pa. and Mrs. Ther- Surviving are his widow, "Sleep-Over" held at St. John the Apostle School in Born in Elizabeth, she Homza of Clark, Mrs. Hel- Clark last month. Stobaugh, the temporary supply pastor, as his sermon at the Church ' The Catholic Alumni He had also been a mem- esa Dziedzic of District Mrs. Ann M. O'Donnell Scouts fun, skills topic for the 10 a.m. Worship Service on Sunday, Jan. 23. Club of North Jersey, a had lived in Clark for 25 en Furman of Elizabeth and ber of the Rahway Knights Heights, Md. Kane; two sons, Thomas J. Please telephone the church office for additional in-' A girl Scout "Sleep-Over" Sunday School classes are provided for all ages at 10 a.m. Catholic Singles Club, will years. Mrs. Anne Paulikis of La- of Columbus Council No. Kane Jr. of Rahway and formation or for free counseling at 574-1479. was held at St. John the each Sunday morning. The New Members Class will con- sponsor a dance on Friday, She had been a registered noka Harbor. 1146. Joseph P. Kane, at home; The church is located at 4 Valley Rd., at the Apostle School in Clark- vene at 9 a.m. under the leadership of Mr. Stobaugh. Mr. Jan. 21, from 9 p.m. to 1 ON THE RUNWAY • Some of the members of Walter Moraes, Arthur Williams, Lisa Palmquist and Daniel Tro- two daughters, Mrs. Mary Parkway Circle at Exit No. 135 of the Garden State Linden in December for all Stobaugh's class will begin the study of Revelation; and a.m. at the Burn's Country Stevens' class at Clark's Charles H. Brewer School, peano; front row, David Bonney, Glenn Ficke, Thomas Ann O'Connell of Old Bri- Parkway. of the troops sponsored by Mrs. James Stobaugh's class will continue its study of Inn at 955 Valley Rd., Cli- about to conduct a test flight of their miniature aircraft, Sforza, Anthony Smar and Hadley Ensign.. Mr. Suchorsky, 97, Joseph Graham, 63, dge and Miss Grace E. The Rev. Dr. Frank D. Papandrea is the pastor. St. John's R. C. School. One Women of the Bible by discussing "Delilah." fton. Music will be by Vin- left to right, are: Back row, William McCarthy, Steven Kane, at home; four sisters, ce. Mrs. Catherine Byrne of hundred twenty Girl Scouts Meetings during the week: Today, Prayer and Study SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH OF RAHWAY Real estate Ukrainian unit aide ex-Exxon welder and 15 adults attended. All Group, Room A, 7:30 p.m., Chancel Choir Rehearsal and On Sunday, Jan. 23, at 9:30 a.m., the Church School Admission is S3 for mem- Astoria, N. Y., Sister Mar- sn., Branch No. 3 of Eli- Joseph E. Graham, 63, of are members of the Clark- new members welcomed into choir to rehearse music for will be held. Morning Worship Services, officiated by the bers and S4 for non-mem- Michael Suchorsky, 97, Navy veteran. garet Kane, S. C. of St. Township students 'fly' to be taught zabeth. He had served in Clark, died Friday, Jan. 7, Winfield Girl Scout Com- Easter Services, 8 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous, 9 p.m.; pastor, The Rev. James W. Ealey, who will also deliver bers. of Clark, died Thursday, Surviving are his widow, Michael's R. C. Church, the latter capacity for 50 at Rahway Hospital after munity Assn. tomorrow, Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 p.m.; Tuesday, Jan. the sermon, will be held at 11 o'clock. For further information, in city Jan. 6, in Rahway Hospital Mrs. Leah Ricca Graham; Newark and Sister Miriam years. an apparent heart attack. The entire event was 25, Junior/Senior High Youth Group, Bible Study and Every Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Mid-week Prayer Ser- please telephone Joe at after a brief illness. two sons, Joseph Graham ftane, S. C, also of Sacred Are you looking for an Born in Linden, he had planned and run by the Fellowship, 6:30 p.m., Executive Board of Women's vices are held at the Church. 382-9532. in their classroom Born in the Ukraine, he Mr. Suchorsky had also of Rahway and Russell Heart R. C. Church, New- exciting, important job? had come to this country been a member of the Lem- moved to Clark 28 years Graham of Clark; two dau- ark, and Mrs. Alice Moran members of Cadette Troop Assn., 8 p.m., Church; Wednesday, Jan. 26, Wednesday The church is located at 378 E. Milton Ave. No. 138, under the direc- Morning Bible Study, 10 a.m., child care provided, led by Coffeehouse The students in Walter these students have created miniature flight will enable Wouldn't it be great if you and Elizabeth at the age of co Society and had been a ago. ghters, Mrs. Arlene Mason of Clark and three grand- could be the boss of an im- tion of their leaders, Mrs. James P. Stobaugh. FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF Stevens' class at the Charles miniature aircraft according the students to test, their 20, and he had moved to member of the former Uk- Mr. Graham had been a and Mrs. Carolea Donato, children. to debut H. Brewer School in Clark to exact construction spec- construction skills as well as portant business? All of this Clark last year. rainian National Home. welder at Exxon Co.'s Bay- both of Clark; his mother, Carol Martin and Miss Jane The Osceola Weekday Nursery School continues RAHWAY Kiernan. from Monday to Friday from 9 to 11 a.m. and from 1 to 3 prepared for "take off" as ifications by using tissue their adjustments for flight, is now possible through a He had retired in 1955 He was the husband of way Refinery in Linden for Mrs. Mary Graham of Lin- "A Captive Heart, will be the sermon for the Wor- Mr. Wohltmon The evening consisted of p.m. under the direction of Mrs. Thomas Walsh. at church they wound the propellers paper and thin balsa sticks. reports Mr. Stevens. real estate course, which after 15 years as a sta- Mrs. Mary Shull Suchor- 33 years before he had re- den; four brothers, Earle ship Services to be held at 11 a.m. on Sunday, Jan. 23, by William Wohltman, of workshops in songs, para- The "Somebody's Place" of their individually-con- This first experience with Their instructor is a mem- will be taught at Rahway tionery engineer with the sky, who died in 1960. tired four years ago. and Edward Graham, both The church is located at 1689 Raritan Rd. the pastor, The Rev. Sara Waldron. The Church School Linden, died Wednesday, chutes, games, double-dutJ Coffeehouse will make its structed indoor flying mo- ber of the Academy of Mo- High School at 1012 Mad- International Flavors and Surviving are two sons, He had also been a com- of Linden; and Thomas and SMOOTH LANDING - The members of the Clark-Winfield Girl Scout Community Assn. will be at 9:30 a.m. for children and adults. ison Ave., beginning on Jan. 5, at Rahway Hospital ch jumping and the "gift-of- participate in a parachute workshop at a "Sleep Over" held at St. John the Apostle FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF RAHWAY On Tuesday, Jan. 25, the United Methodist Women debut at the Alliance del airplanes. Brian K. Allston del Aeronautics, which has Fragrances Co. in Union George Suchorsky of Clark, municant of St. Agnes R. C. Samuel Graham, both of By using the aerodyna- a worldwide membership of Monday, Feb. 14, reports a Beach. with whom he lived and Church in Clark. Edison; three sisters, Mrs. after a brief illness. water" activities. All of the School in Clark in December. The Service of Worship on Sunday, Jan. 23, will will meet at 7:30 p.m. with Mrs. Guard Welsh, the new Church of Cranford, at Ret- Born in Elizabeth, he had mic principles of flight. 80,000. In addition, he is an school spokesman. Mr. Suchorsky had been William Suchorsky of Ce- Mr. Graham had been a Louise Estok, Mrs. Marie girls had a snack of pizza, a begin at 9:45 a.m. The pastor, The Rev. William L. president, presiding. ford Ave. and Cherry St., in 'Who's Who' lived in Linden for 58 years. active radio-control aircraft Charles Tobin, the in- a communicant of St. Vla- dar Knolls; a sister, Mrs. member of Clark Post No. Mohwinkle and Mrs. Eileen drink and a visit from "San- Frederickson, will bring the morning message. At 11 a.m. On Wednesday, Jan. 26, the Nominating Committee from 7:30 to 11:30 p.m. on Mr. Wohltman had been Mr. Reilly, 75 A Rahway student, Brian enthusiast. structor, is a licensed real dimir's Ukrainian Catholic Ann Teliha in Pennsyl- 7363 of the Veterans of Wans, all of Edison and a ta." All girls then settled SCHOOL MENUS Christian Education will convene with classes for all ages. will meet at the Parsonage at 7:30 p.m. in preparation for Saturday, Jan. 22. a police electrician and su- School Board K. Allston, the son of Mrs. estate broker, and the cou- Church in Elizabeth. vania; nine grandchildren Foreign Wars. grandson. down to sleep in the gym- Joseph A. Reilly, 75, of At 5:30 p.m., The Baptist Youth Fellowship will meet at the Annual Charge Conference to be held on Tuesday, The music will be pro- perintendent of traffic and Mary E. Allston of 1377 rse will be held on Mondays He had been a member and three great-grand- He was a World War II nasium, and in the morning Colonia, died Friday, Jan. WEEK OF JAN. 24 the Church for its weekly gathering. Feb. 8. vided by "H. C. and C. to convene recall systems for the city of Stockton St., is among the and Tuesdays from 7 to and a former secretary of children. had donuts and/milk before 7, at the Perth Amboy Gen- Meetings during the week: Today, Fidelis Class, The church is located at 466 W. Grand Ave. Richards Band," and ref- Linden for 34 years before The Clark Board of country's outstanding cam- 9:30 p.m. for nine weeks. the Ukrainian National As- they went home. eral Hospital in Perth Am- RAHWAY JUNIOR AND SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLS Dessert, Social and Business Meeting, 1 p.m., Choir reshments will be available. his retirement in June, Education will hold a pus leaders who will be in- Mr. Buonocore, 54, boy after an apparent heart Rehearsal, 7:15 p.m., Choir Room; Tuesday, Jan. 25, the Those from high school For further information, 1961. Rebecca and Mary Circles, home of a member, 8 p.m., Bi- age and up may attend. regular meeting on Tues- cluded in the 1983 edition Mrs. Gencarelli attack. ARTHUR L. JOHNSON REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL St. Mary's plans of "Who's Who Among the please telephone 382-1361, He had been a member of Born in Pittston, Pa., he ble Study Fellowship, home of student, 8 p.m. For more information, day, Jan. 25, at 8 p.m. at the Mr. D'Agostino, 67, grocer truck driver Mrs. Anne Beninato Ge- MONDAY Students In American Uni- between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. the Police Benevolent Assn. had lived in Rahway for 10 The church is located on the corner of Elm and please telephone 276-1617 Board's Administrative Of- Unlbed ncarelli, 61, of Toms River, Luncheon No. 1: Minute steak on steak roll. versities and Colleges." on any school day. Local No. 42 of Linden;' years before he had moved Esterbrook Aves. between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. fices on Schindler Rd. way Joseph Buonocore, 54, of Surviving are his widow, died Monday, Jan. 10, at Luncheon No. 2: Grilled cheese sandwich. ministry evening retired expeditor Mr. Wohltman was a to Colonia 35 years ago. Luncheon No. 3: Bologna sandwich. 1300 Pierce St., Rahway, Mrs. Jane Dyk Buonocore; World War I Navy veteran. the Community Memorial who prepare the altar and Mr. Reilly had been an Each of the above luncheons will contain your ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH OF RAHWAY The second of three min- Edward D'Agostino, 67, Surviving are his widow, died Tuesday, Jan. 4, at the three stepsons, Michael and He had been a member of Hospital in Toms River place of worship, ministers electrician for Merck and choice of two: Cole slaw, vegetable and fruit. The Service of Worship will be conducted by The istry evenings will be of Rahway, died Saturday, Mrs. Gloria Kennedy D'Ag- John F. Kennedy Medical Raymond Packan, both of the Grace Episcopal Chu- after a long illness. Rev. Thomas J. Donahue, the pastor, on Sunday, Jan. 23, celebrated in St. Mary's R. of the Eucharist and all who Jewish groups set National Shabbath Jan. 8, at Rahway Hospital ostino; a son, Carl D'Ag- Center in Edison after a Rahway, and Dennis Pac- Co. Inc. in Rahway for 37 TUESDAY rch of Linden. Born in Elizabeth, she years before he had retired at 8 and 11 a.m. The sermon title will be "Speaking the- C. Church in Rahway tom- minister to the parish in any The members of congre- after a brief illness. ostino of Woodbridgc, two long illness. kan, in California; two bro- had lived in Toms River for Luncheon No. 1: Frankfurter on roll, steamed ley of Miami, announced Sponsored by the UJA Congregational activities Torah portion for the week, Mr. Wohltman had been in 1973. He had also been a rice, vegetable and fruit. Word." The Sunday Church School will begin at 9:15 orrow from 8 to 10 p.m. in way, reports a spokesman. gations throughout the cou- Born in Brooklyn, he had daughters, Mrs. Laurine He was a life-long resi- thers, James Buonocore of three years. today. Rabbinic Cabinet, the na- being planned for the UJA which deals with Moses' a member and past com- member of its Quarter Cen- Luncheon No. 2: Tacos with shreddett lettuce, a.m., as will the Adult Bible Class. A Fellowship Meeting Connell Hall. Brother Miguel Campos ntry participating in the come to Rahwy in 1953. Mascitelli and Mrs. Donna dent of Rahway. Brooklyn and Vito Buon- Mrs. Gencarelli had been Rabbi Kingsley, the cha- ion-wide Shabbat will be Shabbat include sermons plea to Pharaoh to "let my mander of John Russell tury Club. steamed rice and fruit. will start at 9:30 a.m. Tho evening will consist from the Archdioccsan Re- United Jewish Appeal Nat- He had been an expeditor Hughes, both of Rahway; __ Mr. J3uonocore had _been. ocore of Richmond Hill, a communicant of St. Jus- irmani of the observance, bllowed the. next "day by and ~stud)T groupsT sessFdhs people" goT" Wheeler Post No. 139 of " He had been a communi- Luncheon No. 3: Cold sliced turkey hoagle with Meetings during the week: Today, Women's Sewing of prayer, spiritual insights ligious Education Office ional Shabbat on Friday for the Varityper Corp. in two brothers, Vincent a truck driver for the Twin Long Island, and three tin's R. C. Church in Toms said the national event UJA's Third Annual Super focusing on UJA's history, The national UJA Ra- the Veterans of Foreign cant of St. John Vianney R. lettuce and fruit. Group, 10 a.m., Seventh-and-Eighth-Grade Confirmation and social togetherness for will be the guest speaker. and Saturday, Jan. 21 and East Hanover/or 28 years D'Agostino of Bricktown County Grocers in Edison sisters, Mrs. Lena Gangi of River. sought "to teach the Torah, Sunday, marking the open- achievements and continu- bbinic Cabinet is made up Wars, Cornerstone Lodge C. Church in Colonia. Classes, 7 p.m., Evangelism Committee Meeting, 7:30 ministers of hospitality, lec- Time will be provided for 22, will focus attention on until his retirement in 1976. and Benjamin D'Agostino for 16 years. Lauder Hill, Fla., Mrs. She had been a member WEDNESDAY to inspire giving that fol- ing of the public phase of ing lifeline support of Jews of 175 rabbis from thr- No. 229 of the Free and Ac- Mr. Reilly had been a Luncheon No. 1: Hot meatball submarine. p.m.; tomorrow, Lutheran Church Men, 7:30 p.m.; tors, leaders of song, choir attendance at individual the human-support pro- Mr. • D'Agqstino was a of Rahway; three sisters, He was an Army veteran Mary Chicarelli of Rahway of the Eastover Senior lows directly from that tea- campaigns in many comm- in need in the United States, oughout the country. The cepted Masons, the Eliza- member of the Rahway Re- Luncheon No. 2: Hot ham and cheese on bun. Wednesday, Jan. 26, Choir Rehearsal, 7:30 p.m. members, teaching minis- workshops. grams and services encom- World War II Army veter- Miss Grace Micucci and of the Korean Conflict. and Mrs. Frances Casesa of Citizens. ching, and to expose con- unities. in Israel and .worldwide. Ob- cabinet provides rabbis and beth Old Guard and the tired Men's Club. Luncheon No. 3: Peanut butter and Jelly sand- The church is located at Elm and Esterbrook Aves. ters, including those in the All ministers of the parish passed by the 1983 UJAA an, and had been awarded Mrs. Marie Miller, both of Mr. Buonocore had been Middle Village, Long Is- Surviving are her hus- gregants to the story of the Last year 139 particip- servances also will include their congregations with a Linden Retired Men's Club. Surviving are his widow, wich. parochial school and the are encouraged to attend, Community Regular Cam- the Purple Heart and the Rahway, and Mrs. Geral- a communicant of St. land. band, George S. Gencarelli; UJA/Community Campai- ating communities raised special recognition of the broad range of religious and His wife was Mrs. Emily Mrs. Catherine Dennis Reil- Each of the above luncheons will contain your Confraternity of Christian the spokesman concluded. paign and Israel Special Bronze Star. dine Papageorge of Sou- Mary's R. C. Church in two sons, George R. Genca- ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH OF CLARK gn and its life-sustaining 26.9 million through Super members who are active in social programs and mat- G. Kathe Wohltman, who ly; three sons, Joseph A. choice of two: Potatoes, chilled Juice and fruit. Doctrine program, ladies Fund, Rabbi Ralph Kings- He had been a communi- thhampton, N. Y. and four Rahway. relli of Bricktown and An- purpose." Sunday Phone-A-Thons. UJA/Community Campai- erials on issues of major died in 1967. Reilly Jr. of Woodbridge, THURSDAY The Main Service of Worship on Sunday, Jan. 23, cant of St. Mary's R. C. grandchildren. thony Gencarelli of Eliza- The natibnal goal for Super gns. concern to world Jewry, Surviving are a son, John J. Reilly of Rahway Luncheon No. 1: Oven-fried chicken with dinner will be at 10:30 a.m., followed by a Congregational Church in Rahway. beth; a daughter, Mrs. Di- Sunday '83 is to involve 160 Earlier, the UJA Rab- and conducts annual mis- Carl Lugowski, 88, William J. Wohltman of and George D. Reilly of Co- roll. Meeting and Dinner prepared by the youth group. The ane DiMaggio of Toms Ri- communities and to raise binic Cabinet distributed sions to Israel and edu- Rahway; a daughter, Mrs. lonia; a daughter, Mrs. Luncheon No. 2: Italian sausage patty on bun. Sunday School and Bible Class will begin at 9:15 a.m. for B'nai B'rith Women to cite donors ver; four brothers, Joseph 30 million. sermonie material on the cational seminars for rabbis. Gladys E. Newman of Cla- Elizabeth A. Godfrey of Luncheon No. 3: Salami and cheese sandwich. youth and adults. B'nai B'rith Women, Frank Sepesi, 59, ex-cabinet maker Beninato of Morgan, James educational, religious, social gress Everyday." lunteers from the national rk; a brother, August Edison; 11 grandchildren Each of the above luncheons will contain your Meetings during the week: Today, Bible Class, 8 Northern New Jersey and Frank Beninato, both and community service ac- Christa Frasca, the B'nai headquarters, it was re- ^ Carl M. Lugowski, 88, of he had retired. Wohltman of Esopus, N. and three great-grand- choice of two: Potatoes, vegetable and fruit. p.m.; Monday, Jan. 24, Confirmation Classes, 6:30 p.m.; Council, will hold its ex-offset printer of Elizabeth and Thomas Tuesday, Jan. 25, Choir, 8 p.m. tivities. B'rith Women membership ported. Save on this magnificent 200 E. Milton Ave., Rah- Surviving is a brother, Y.; five grandchildren and children. FRIDAY meeting on Monday, Feb. B'nai B'rith Women data processing director, eight great-grandchildren. Beninato of Rahway; three The church is located at 559 Raritan Rd. Frank Sepesi, 59, of Rab- way, died Friday, Jan. 7, at Victor Lugowski, in Russia. Luncheon No. 1: Pizza. 7, at 8 p.m. at the Oheb Jersey Region is now a visited New Jersey to meet Co. in Saddle Brook for St. Peter's Hospital in New sisters, Mrs. Catherine The Rev. Joseph D. Kucharik is the pastor. Shalom Synagogue at 170 U. S. judge way, died Thursday, Jan. 6, three years. Yulla and Mrs. Mary Con- Luncheon No. 2: Hamburger on bun. member of the New Jersey with the chapter presidents, Brunswick after a short il- Papers set Luncheon No. 3: Tuna salad sa/idwlch. Scotland Rd., South Religious Coalition for financial secretaries and at the Elizabeth General He was a World War II Mrs. Galuppo forti, both of Rahway and EBENEZER AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL to appear Ti reside 35/m% Bible lness. Mrs. Sokobin, Each of the above luncheons will contain your Orange. Abortion Rights. B'nai treasurers to explain the Medical Center in Elizabeth Navy veteran. Mrs. Nancy Tripoli of Deer- CHURCH OF RAHWAY Mrs. Anna Fiorillo Gal- choice of two: Tossed salad with dressing, vegetable Topics being discussed B'rith is committed to the new process of dues billing. after a brief illness. Mr. Sepesi had been a Born in Russia, he had uppo, 55, of Roselle Park, field Beach, Fla. and three deadline On Sunday, Jan. 23, at the 11 a.m. Worship Service. at Kean F-r Publisher's retail price $39.95 ex-Rahwayan and fruit. that evening will be the concerns of women, and He was a life-long resi- communicant of St. Mary's come to this country in died Friday, Jan. 7, at the grandchildren. The deadline for submis- The Rev. Rudolph P. Gibbs, Sr., the pastor, will deliver All members will receive A United States District Donor Dinner and Donor has been an outspoken ad- dent of Rahway. R. C. Church of Rahway. 1909 before he had moved Mrs. Pauline F. Sokobin, Memorial General Hospital sion of stories and pictures ..DAILY SPECIALS the sermon. The Sunday Church School will commence their dues bill directly from Court Judge, Leon Higgin- SPECIAL Ball. There will also be pic- vocate for issues of free Mr. Sepesi had been an Surviving are his widow, to Rahway, where he had 80, of South Orange, died in Union after a brief illness. for events taking place dur- Large salad platter with bread and butter, home- at 9:30 a.m. Washington, and pay by re- botham, will appear at Mr. Krauss, 72 ture taking for the donor. choice in abortion, equaliz- offset printer for the former Mrs. Mary Zimbardo Sep- lived for many years. Monday, Jan. 10, at the St. ing the week to The made soup, Individual salads and desserts and Meetings during the week: Today, 11 a.m.. Prayer turn mail direct to a bank in Downs Hall at Kean Col- Born in Campobasso, Ita- Charles J. Krauss, 72, of Also being discussed will be ed Social Security benefits Quinn and Boden Printing esi; a daughter, Mrs. Linda Barnabas Medical Center in Rahway News-Record and specials. and Bible Study Meeting, home of Mrs. Callie Watson, Washington. This system lege of New Jersey in Union 00 Mr. Lugowski had been a ly, she had come to this Elizabeth, died Friday, Jan. the election of officers for for women, women's health Co. of Rahway for 35 years. Newton of Hatfield, Pa.; Livingston. The Clark Patriot is 5 p.m. Each of the above luncheons may contain a half Prayer Meeting, 8 p.m.. Church; Saturday, Jan. 22, 1 has been setup to ease the at 5 p.m. on Wednesday, cabinet maker, and had country and Roselle Park 7, at St. Elizabeth Hospital the new slate. All members care and assistance for the Later, he had been employ- three brothers, Joseph and Born in New York City, on the Thursday preceding pint of whole or skim milk. p.m., Young People's Division; Monday, Jan. 24, 7:30 burden of the volunteer. Feb. ;9. worked for the former 20 years ago. in Elizabeth after a brief il- may attend this meeting. displaced homemaker, re- 1w/coupo7n only ed by the American Book George Sepesi, both of she had resided in Rahway, Mrs. Galuppo had been a the Thursday you wish to The members- of the group Chair Co. in Clark before lness. p.m., Rahway Section of the National Council of Negro Edith Ganz is the president Judge Higginbotham will orders can bo picked up Rahway, and Louis Sepesi Newark and Maplewood RAHWAY ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS ports a spokeswoman. are being given the oppor- seamstress for the Santo Born in Austria-Hung- see the item appear in the Women; Tuesday, Jan. 25, 8 p.m.. Men's Chorus and of the Northern New Jersey speak on "Race and the at our NEW LOCATION of Ellington, Fla. and three before she had moved to Local chapters will be tunity to meet and get to Custom Tailoring Co. for ary, he had been brought to newspapers. Celestial Choir Rehearsals; Wednesday, Jan. 26, 7:30 American Legal Process from Miss Elko, 70 sisters, Mrs. Ann Hine of Mrs. Shiel, 57, South Orange 11 years ago. MONDAY Council. presenting a new communi- know professionals and vo- two years. this country as an infant, The newspaper offices p.m., Men's Club, 8 p.m.. Stewardess Board "A." and Its Impact On the At- Tucson, Ariz., Mrs. Helen She had been a homema- Grilled cheese sandwich. * * * ty service program "Breast She had also been a com- arid had lived in Linden for are located at 219 Central The church is located at 253 Central Ave. titude of Society." Miss Sally Marie Elko, Marciniak of Rahway and ex-Rahwaycm ker. Luncheon No. 2: Bologna sandwich. At a recent B'nai B'rith Cancer, We're Making Pro municant of the R. C. many years before he had Ave., Rahway. Ruth Westheimer A panel discussion will Atom Tabloid 70, of New York City, Mrs. Betty Kaltenback of Mrs. Sokobin had been a Both luncheons will contain: Vegetable, fruit Women Jersey Regional ihrd tiraunW Bible u un, of the p p vou tat\t i ltrlland,ng Ha Church of the Assumption Only events which occur fiTir.i Enghttt Jfnuh paper The - »rdi of Omtt in formerly of Kenilworth, moved to Elizabeth 21 SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF follow. This is a Townsend u rtd In /ardilaif ading a mo Geld t ntd page edge* Mrs. Charlotte Ratel Red Cross volunteer at the Board Meeting, the board VMy t. d gold rmhotltd paddrd cover tha i u'llf tail a Itfrtir Bricktown. in Roselle Park. over the weekend will be ac- and chilled juice. RAHWAY to lecture Lecture Series program. died Thursday, Jan. 6, at Shiel, 57, of Chemung, N. Veterans Administration years ago. chairwoman, Evelyn Pol- Rummage sale OUTSTANDING INSTRUCTIONAL FEATURES INCLUDE SPECIAL COLOU FEATURES INCLUDE Surviving are her hus- cepted on Mondays, and TUESDAY At the Sunday Morning Worship at 11 o'clock on The admission will be • Great Mommt* •" Olil Trsl«y«ent HIMO»Y Bellevue Hospital in New Y., formerly of Rahway, Hospital in East Orange Mr. Krauss had been the lack, announced Jessica • Palestine When* Jt-su* WjlWcd. band, Anthony Galuppo; only to 10 a.m. Luncheon No. 1: Frankfurter on roll. Jan. 23, the sermon will be by The Rev. Harold E. Van at Kean College free. • The L.vic1 ui i-.<.iei \ PAGE14 THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1983 RAHWAY NEWS RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT Attorney to discuss AARP plans busy 1983 singles' tax At the Jan. 13 meeting of ies. The goal of the club is Jan. 30, the bus will leave Taxes and the Single Rahway Chapter No. 607 Person," will be the topic of to promote harmony amonj from the Senior Citizens of the American Assn. of all the groups, clubs and Center on Esterbrook Ave.. a workshop to be held at Retarded Persons president, Middlesex County College races in the Rahway area. at 11 a.m. Some tickets are Bernadette Acierno, intro- Some various events are still available at SI6. Phone in Edison, on Wednesday, duced John Hudak, the pre- Feb. 9 from 7:30 to 9:30 in the plans for 1983, some Bernadette Acierno at num- sident of the Rahway Reti- of which are: ber 388-9078. p.m. in West Hall Annex. red Men's Club. -The Ice Capades at the ••A Hawaiian Party with Robert J. Chalfin of He, along with three ot- Woodbridge, an attorney, Meadowlands, on Sunday a catered luncheon at a Feb- her members are making up ruary meeting. certified public accountant a barbershop quartet, enter- and a former professor of tained those at the meeting Releases --Washington, D. C, with finance, will present this with old-fashioned harmon- a personal tour of the White seminar for the Division of House. A three-day trip in Community Education's must meet early March, one bus only. . Displaced Homemaker Cen- YWCA slates ter at the college. -Mystic Seaport, a two- new policy day trip in the spring. Mr. Chalfin will discuss journey •-Wildwood Crest and what records should be The Rahway News-Rec- Cape May, for five or six maintained, preparation of to 'Nugget' ord and The Clark Patriot days in early June. the tax return, and how to will no longer accept un- The final dates and plans structure financial affairs to The Young Women's signed letters to the editor achieve maximum tax bene- Christian Assn. of Eastern for all but the Ice Capades or political press releases. are still to be made. fits and minimize tax lia- Union County, located on All letters and political bilities. 1131 E. Jersey St., Eli- Award Certificates were releases must be signed and distributed to those workers The workshop fee is $5, zabeth, is sponsoring an include the full names and evening trip to the Golden not present at the last meet- and registration is required addresses of all persons sub- ing. A reported 16 lap robes by Wednesday, Feb. 2. Nugget Casino in Atlantic mitting them. City. have already been made this For further information In addition, those submit- year for hospital patients. and to register telephone ting letters and releases Various other charities and the Displaced Homemaker The trip is scheduled for Thursday, Jan. 27. The bus must come to the offices of needs were mentioned for Center, weekdays at num- the newspapers at 219 Cen- possible donations through ber 548-6223. will leave the YWCA at 5 p.m. tral Ave., Rahway, in order the year. to pick up affidavits to sig- The meetings are held on Reservations are now be- nify the authenticity of the he second and fourth Thur- ing accepted. Seating is letters and releases. sday of the month at 1306 limited. For details, please These affidavits may be Esterbrook Ave., Rahway. telephone the YWCA at notarized at the newspaper The next meeting will be 355-1500. offices or by another notary on Thursday, Jan. 27, at public. ,12:30 p.m. SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS ANNOUNCED • The Union County Bar Assn. recently awarded two $1,000 'Young Artist Series' scholarships to first-year law students at the Seton Hall Law School. Charles Winetsky, the bar association's president, right, congratulates Debra Urbapowicz of Union, second from left, and Frank Sahaj of Scotch slates Ken Noda Plains, third from left, as Assignment Judge V. William Di Buono, left, and Marie Garibaldi, the former New Pianist, Ken Noda, is one preted selections by Mozart Jersey State Bar Assn. president and recently- of the performers who will days after the White House and Chopin, and also ac- appearance Mr. Noda per- appointed justice to the state Supreme Court, share in be featured in the "Young companied Mr. Perlman. the award presentations. PSE&G, together with the New Jersey Board of Public Artist Series" presented by formed in the first of four Mr. Noda's career has concerts with the New Utilities, has designed a variety of conservation programs "Mostly Music." been marked by many mile- to help you save energy and money. The programs include He will perform with the York Philharmonic and Ra- stones. He debuted with the fael Kubelik. Choral Society sets weattienzation measures, appliance rebates, and violinist, Cho-liang Lin, on New York Philharmonic subsidized loans. Most will be available shortly for both Saturday, April 16, at 8:30 Mr. Noda appears with under Zubin Mehta last leading international orch- homes and apartments. Full details of each program p.m. at Temple Emanu-El year, and has been invited at 756 E. Broad St., West- estras including the Berlin 'Mass in B Minor' win be announced to you in newspaper ads, to tour with that orchestra. Philharmonic, the Chicago Johann Sebastain Bach's on radio and TV, in literature you will be field. He also performed with Mr. large choral masterpieces Symphony and the London "Mass in B Minor" will be The demands of its perfor receiving with your utility bills, In additional Last May Mr. Noda and Mehta and the Jerusalem presented by the Choral Art Mr. Lin first performed Philharmonic, and has stu- rhance provide the greatest informational pamphlets that PSE&G is now Philharmonic. died with Daniel Barenboim Society of New Jersey,°Inc of challenges to its singers preparing and through the forthcoming together in Westfield. Last August, at the Tan at its Annual Winter Con Twenty-year-old Mr. No- and Rudolph Firkusny. He and instrumentalists, rep- PSE&G Energy Conservation Center. Plan glewood Music Festival, has also composed five op- cert on Saturday, Jan. 29, ai orts a society spokeswo- da was chosen by the emi- Mr. Noda made his debut 8 p.m. at the First Congre now to take advantage of as many of these nent violinist, Itzhak Perl- eras; one produced-^by trie man. programs as possible. Remember, PSE&G with the Boston Symphony New York City Opera. gational Church at 125 El man, to perform at theOrchestra. The conductor The soloists for this con- will let you know when they are in place. The Young Artist Series mer St., Westfield. cert will be Beverly Myers, White House last Novem- was so impressed by Mr. This performance will be ber for President and Mrs. will open on Saturday even- soprano; Mary Ann Hart, Noda as an artist and as a ing, Feb. 19, with violinist, directed by Evelyn Bleeke, contralto; Mark Bleeke, te- Ronald Reagan and for a person the pianist was in- and will include soloists, Certified Home Energy Audit national public teleivision Robert McDuffie, and pian- nor, and Wilbur Pauley, 1 This program is available now! For a fee of $15, a vited to vacation with the ist, Sandra Rivers. semi-chorus, full chorus and bass. audience. Mr. Noda inter- conductor's family. Ten orchestra, with organist, New Jersey Department of Energy certified auditor will inspect Tickets for this two-con- your home to determine your energy problems and tell you how cert series are $15 with seat Annette White. Each soloist is currently you can reduce your heating and cooling costs. Or, at no charge, pursuing a singing career in reservations made as, and The great choral work, PSE&G will give you a workbook that shows you how to do an JC-ettes seek known as the "B Minor New York City. when, received; there being ..-•, —• iTIIIIUI audityoursBlf; After the audit, PSE&G will help you select a a 300-seat capacity. Checks, •Mass," ^consists"of "four Tickets for this perfor- contractor to perform the conservation measures, and aid you in Gonservation-On-Wheels payable to "Mostly Music," manuscripts, which Bach mance, at $5 for general ad- financing. Or we will recommend steps you can take yourself 8 A mobile unit will feature exhibits and displays of baby beauties together with a stamped, bound together without mission and $3 for students and provide a list of suppliers. Watch for additional Information energy conservation materials and techniques. Literature The Clark Jaycee-ettes self-addressed envelope, name, several years before and senior citizens, are ava- in your mail. will be available. The exhibits will highlight PSE&G's varied younger as of Tuesday, Ma- his death. • conservation programs. The conservation trailer will tour will sponsor a Beautiful rch 1, 1983. should be mailed to "Mostly ilable at the door or from Baby Contest' at the A and Music," 625 Willow Grove Though never performed any Choral Art Society me- Water Heater Wrap-Up Program PSE&G's service areas and will be located in high P Supermarket in Clark To register their children, Rd., Westfield, N. J. 07090. as one work during his life- pedestrian traffic areas such as shopping malls, schools, parents must send in a wal- mber. 2 PSE&G will provide a $5 rebate to customers who insulate during March. Contestants For further information, time, this Mass is now con- their water heater. Instructions on how to wrap the water heater ect. The mobile unit is expected to be completed by mid-1983. must be 36 months of age or let-size photograph (two in- sidered Bach's greatest ach- For additional informa- ches by three inches) and a please telephone Claire An- will also be provided. Rebate coupons will be mailed to all PSE&G gel at 654-3226. ievement, and has become ion, please telephone customers In the coming months. SI registration fee. the most popular of his276-7071. Library sets AH photographs will be posted in the A-and P Su- Air Conditioner Rebate Program Small Business Energy Audit programs permarket in Clark from 3 Customers who install room or central air conditioners with 9 PSE&G will arrange fora professionafenergy auditing March 1 to March 28. Each Where ^ high Energy Efficiency Ratios (EER) or high Seasonal Energy firm to conduct energy audits at a nominal fee to determine for children photograph will be num- Efficiency Ratios (SEER) will receive a cash rebate from PSE&G. how much energy is being used for various end-uses and The Children's Dept. of bered, and given a separate EKi [THE RAHWAY NEWS RECO Rebate application forms and an explanation of EER and SEER can will enumerate ways to conserve energy as well as the cost the Rahway Public Library ballot slot. The amount of Colonia j . |S Sold be obtained from air conditioner dealers later this year. •. and savings associated with these measures. Or PSE&G is now accepting registra- money contributed as a will provide a self-audit workbook. Small businesses will be tions for two program series vote for each baby, with BEVERLY'S**]" ""DUCOFFS I PIPE SHOP Heat Pump Rebate Program notified shortly as to how to make an application. scheduled to begin in Feb- one cent equal to each vote 1413 Main St. • 1457 Irving St. 4 The, electric heat pump is becoming a popular way to heat ruary. will determine the winners. lN»r ihc curncr of K. Millon Aie I | IAI the comer of I:. Cherry Si.I 62 E. Milton Ave. and cool a home. Rebate application forms will be available at heat (Opp- l-ullon St.l : pump dealers. To be eligible for a "rebate, the installed heat pump Toddler Time, for two All proceeds of this pro- Rahway, N.J. J Rahway, N.J. Rahway. N.J. and a half to three and a ject will be donated by the 1 1 must have a high Energy Efficiency Ratio (EER) or high Seasonal 1 fl Low-Income Programs Energy Efficiency Ratio (SEER). Watch for details. half year olds and their par- Clark Jaycee-ettes to benefit "WuPPA"sr''V'"""GEE1657 l7v?ng*St" V 1588 IryingSt"". """" G"&"B "" "" I W Weatherizafjon measures program — Through [>pp. Ibc KecrMltofrt cnltr) • • • • INciir lhc Y-M.r.A.1 , ents, will begin with a par- the mentally handicapped 960 St. George Ave. -II community agencies, PSE&G will provide low-income ent orientation on Monday, and to local charities. Rahway, N.J. -• Rahway, NJ. i IAI Che cor of Maple Ave) ...... ^..--.^reft^T*''"! Rahway, N.J. Seal-Up And Save Loan Program families with free do-it-yourself weatherization kits Feb. 7, at 7 p.m. To be eli- The winners will be not- 5 To help finance the installation of major energy conservation containing materials for conserving energy. A typical kit gible a child must be no 370 Ave |bT measures in homes heated by gas or electric, PSE&G will provide ified, and the prizes will be 963 New BmnswSk Ave. |,lv9a»ve - "527'W.'Grand Ave!" would include inside plastic storm windows, caulk, electric younger than two and a awarded the week following Rahway . 388-9744 (Bma Oliver A Church Su i loan subsidies depending on the homeowner's income level. The outlet and switch sealers, weatherstrip tape, low-flow half and no older than three the completion of the con- Rahway, NJ. homeowner must first have had a home energy audit to determine showerhead, faucet aerator, doorsweep insulator, and and *.. half years old ontest. PAUL'S 1 O'JOHNNIE'S 7 which conservation measures should be Installed. water heater blanket. Monday, Jan. 31, 1983. ERNA S"" Those wishing to enter 28 W. Scott Av J 170 Westfield Ave. Seal-up program — PSE&G will provide for the free. The Pre-School Story should submit, along with iBwn. I'fkC* Allen SM J' iNcar Abraham Clark School! • 434 W. Grand Ave. Customer Conservation (At the cor. or Oliver Si.I installation of a package of weatherization materials in Time series for three and a the photograph, the child's Rahway, N.J. | Clark, N.J. low-income, households or to owners ot buildings in which half year olds will start on name, the child's age and •••« —— J i Rahway, N.J. 6 Seal-Up Program Winfield Uquor «l)3T""TERNIE S ""' All electric or gas heated homes or owners of electric gas heated such customers reside. A state governmental agency will Tuesday, Feb. 8. Children birthdate, the parents' n PORKY'S DELI seled the customers to participate in this program. The may attend a 10:30 a.m. or name, address and tele- \5 Wavecrest Avenue; £Xh£% A^t, 1064 Madison Hill Rd. buildings are eligible for this program which will start in the Spring Winffeld Park, N.J. • Rahway, N.J. " of this year, PSE&G will provide an energy specialist to wrap your sealAip program will start in the Spring of '83. a 1:30 p.m. session. A child phone number and the par- Clark, NJ. 499-0069 Direct grant weatherization program — Through state must be four years old by ents' signature to: The water heater with Insulation and turn down its thermostat for a Thursday, June 30, 1983 to Clark Jaycee-ettes, 352 Oak $10 charge. Other cost-effective conservation measures can be governrnenkl and communtiy agencies, PSE&G will provide installed for additional charges at the customer's request. free granfe for weatherization assistance to low-income be eligible. Ridge Rd., Clark, N. J. families. Since registration is re-07066. Where the quired and the size of the Further information on 7 Energy Conservation Center groups is limited, parents the contest may be obtained CLARK PATRIOT Is Sold f This Center will be the hub of communication for all PSE&G // DICKEWS DEll conservation programs and activities. The Energy Conservation are urged to sign up at the by writing to the above ad- 170 Inman Ave. i -f Other Programs Children's Desk as soon as dress. Colonia Center will be operational In eight to ten weeks. Energy possible. conservation specialists will staff toll-free telephones during I I Other programs that would benefit our customers Entries:-one entry per are now being studied. These additional programs will be Accessibility for the han- child, and one child per normal business hours and will respond to all conservation HOS'S'LVNCH ' request. The Center will also maintain a library of brochures and made known to you as they are developed and approved dicapped to either of these picture-must be received by r Abraham I hrk School' •' IUO4 MadlSOn f-flfl Rd '""' " • Rd. pamphlets about each individual program, and literature will be through our advertising and Energy Conservation Center. scries of programs may be Saturday, Feb. 26. Clark, NJ. I Clark, NJ. Watch for them. arranged if the library is , , —„, .^.J. i ~.-«, iw. - j Clark, NJ. mailed to callers. The Center's telephone number will be widely contacted by Tuesday, Feb. publicized as soon as the Center is open. 1. • WAWA FOODS- Lafry's Umdieonetfe i Winfield Liquor £ Deli i In one year, hen* in Ameri- L A ie Please telephone number ca lay enough eggs to en- " & afJll J 1473 Raritan Road ! 25 Wavecrest Avenue] Please don't cafl PSE&G now. Public Service 381 -4110 for information. circle the globe 100 times. Colonia, N J i Clark, NJ. \ Winfield Park, NJ. " You wffl be advised when the programs Electric and Gas are in effect. PSMG Company \ I