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VOL. 161 NO. 43 RAHWAY NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1983 USPS 454-160 20 CENTS City schools chosen as pilot district for new state monitoring program

By Joan Gor/vnik missioner of Education Saul ilities, professional staff, issue of 3-2-1 Contact cond Language Education • Okayed a motion to im- • Accepted the resign- • Re-appointed Mrs. Lil- credits, and Glenda Albert, Rahway Superintendent Cooperman. mandated programs, achi- magazine. Program/Plan Update for plement career counseling ation of Mrs. Bronia Ichel. lian Dettmar from the Re- SI8,665 interim salary to of Schools Frank D. Bru- Under the new state evement of mandated basic the city's schools for the for the disadvantaged for an elementary art teacher, duction-In-Force list as a SI9,040 interim salary for nette announced on Oct. 1 7 monitoring plan, announc- skills, equal opportunity In other action, the sch- 1983-1984 school year, the balance of the current effective immediately. business education teacher master's degree plus 30 Rahway has been selected ed by Commissioner Coop- and affirmative action and ool body: which will be funded thro- school year which would in- • Accepted the resign- at the high school for the re- credits. as one of the three pilot erman on Aug. 3, school financial areas. • Appointed Raymond ugh local and state funds. clude one position of an ation of Denise Viggiano as mainder of the current sch- • Approved a motion to districts.in the state for ihe boards will be freed from In another matter, the Candiloro as the assistant • Accepted support funds elementary guidance coun- Ihe yearbook advisor/fin- ool year. name, the Howard Savings new monitoring process the constant monitoring of Board congratulated Rah- freshmen football coach for in the amount of 514,043, selor and state and local ancial, effective immediate- Bank as the depository for developed by the stale de- the past. way High School track the 1983-1984 school year. from Sept. 1, 1983, to Aug. funding. ly. the 1983-1984 school year. partment of education un- The new focus of the stars, Carlette Smith and • Named Kenneth Far- 31, 1984, to provide edu- • Appointed Mrs. Mar- • Changed the salaries of der which school districts state monitoring process to Claire Connors, for having rell as the junior varsity cational services for pre- • Approved the Middle sha Watson to the extra- the following staff members Bridge to close are classified. determine how well schools an article written and pub- boys basketball coach for school handicapped chil- States evaluation dates for services position of public due to extra college credits for repairs The state monitoring are fulfilling their mission lished about them in the Oc- the 1983-1984 school year. dren. Rahway High School to be information/communica- and retroactive to Sept. I: Railway's Lawrence St. took place in Rahway on will be composed of 10 ele- tober issue of Seventeen • Re-appointed George • Approved a motion to Tuesday to Friday, Dec. 4 tions person of the Rahway James Marino, SI7,225 in- bridge will be closed to Oct. 24 and 25. ments to be initiated oveY magazine. St. Andrassy as the assistant submit to the Union Coun- to 7, 1984. district for the 1983-1984 terim salary to SI7.490 for vehicle traffic on Mon- The trial monitoring is the next two years. The Board also cited boys basketball coach for ty superintendent of schools • Accepted the resign- school year. bachelor's degree plus 30 day. Oc.t 31. for repairs. the result of recent revisions These are: Planning, sch- Rahway Junior hftgh Sch- the 1983-1984 school year. a request to use the un- ation of Francis Mara, a • Appointed Adam fern credits; Toni Sullivan, The bridge will be of the slate's Thorough and ool/community relations, ool student, Martin Quinn, • Authorized the submis- recognized title of depart- special education teacher at as an industrial arts teacher S 14,685 interim salary lo opened to traffic on Fri- Efficient Education Law in- comprehensive curriculum/- for having his poem pub- sion and operation of the Bi- ment chairman for the Franklin School, effective at Rahway High School, re- S 14.955 interim salary for day. Dec. 2. itiated by New Jersey Com- instruction, attendance, fac- lished in the September lingual/English As A Se- 1983-1984 school year. on Oct. 15. troactive to Oct. 3. bachelor's degree plus 30 Erratum In a statement made at City to distribute the Oct. 11 meeting of the Rahway City Council by Merck income increases by 15% Third Ward Councilman free butter, cheese Max Sheld the council- man said he could not get A spokesman for Merck ty chemical and environ- year. Currency exchange non-narcotic long-acting will answer questions that On Aug. 30, 1983 Merck The staff of the Railway- incomes that are below the proper information to and Co., Inc. of Rahway to- mental-products segment." and a higher tax rate both analgesic, the company arose about the new formu- completed arrangements Dept. of Welfare will S27.639 and eight-member determine whether or not day announced net income he said. had a significant unfavor- spokesman said. lation. The suspension of with Banyu Pharmaceutical distribute butter and cheese households with incomes the shore-protection bond for the third quarter of The continued strength able effect on nine-month As previously announced distribution in early Sep- Co., Ltd. of Toyko for the to needy families of Rah- below S30.747. issue on the Tuesday. 1983 was SI09,022.000. or of the United Stales dollar earnings, according to Mr. Merck last month suspend- tember did not have a signi- acquisition by Merck of just way in the basement of the NO ONE WILL RECEIVE Nov. 8 ballot would pro- SI.47 per share of common in relation to foreign cur- Horan. ed distribution of the new ficant impact on third-quar- over 50% of Banyu. The City Hall at ! City Hall CHEESE AND BUTTER WITHOUT tect public beaches, and stock, an increase* of 15% rencies continued to have a Sales for the first nine osmotic-pump formulation ter or nine-months,financial previously-announced tran- Plaza, on Friday. Nov. 4. PROOF OF ELIGIBILITY. the bonding should pro- from S94.S4U,0QP. or SI.28 .significant- ad'.etse .impact 'hibijths of- 1983 were that of Its anti-inflammatory res'uirsT Mr. HorarY noted. ' saction, valued at approx- between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Those applying are asked tect those beaches. per share, for the third on the company'.*; earnings. of S2,390,36O,000, an in- product, indomethacin, in imately $313.5 million, in- Persons eligible may to bring in sturdy bags to This statement was re- quarter of 1982. A higher effective tax rate crease of 5% from the seven countries abroad Animal health products volves the purchase by Mer- register anytime to Mon- carry the butter and cheese ported incorrectly in last "Continuation of our reduced earnings by 9' per 52,271,570,000 for the first where it had been on the showed modest gains as a ck of newly-issued Banyu day, Oct. 31, from 8:30 a.m. week's Rah»a\ Ni-ns- cost-containment program, share in the quarter, the nine months of 1982. market. Other formulations result of the continued good common shares and bonds to 3:30 p.m. Proof of pro- Record. together with increased pro- chairman added. Contributing to the nine- of indomethacin, which has performance of ivermectin, to become convertible into gram identification must be ductivity, contributed to Sales for the third quarter month growth in human been a standard of therapy Merck's new product for additional shares of Banyu. presented. the third-quarter gain in in- were 5797,724.000, an in- health sales were 'Mefoxin,' for the past 18 years, are control of internal and ex- This investment did not Those eligible to receive come," said John J. Horan, crease of 6% from that of an injectable antibiotic; not involved. ternal parasites in animals, have a significant impact on butter and cheese include McDonald's to host the chairman and chief exe- S753.428.000 for the third 'Timoptic,' prescribed for The company's action, the company official said. earnings in the third persons receiving Food cutive officer of the health quarter of 1982. control of glaucoma, a ma- taken in cooperation with Specialty-chemical and en- quarter. Currently it is be- Stamp Supplemental Securi- products company. Net income for the first jor cause of blindness: health authorities, was in vironmental products sales ing accounted for using the ty Income (S. S. I.). Phar- chamber meeting "Third-quarter results nine months of 1983 was 'Hcptavax-B,' a vaccine response to concerns ex- : for the_ nine _months_ were _equity jnethod .of accoun- maceutical Assistance -to also benefited from an im- S346,020,OOOrorS4.68 per against hepatitis" B*'Mo pressed about initial reports below the 1982 level due to ting. In addition, on Oct. 1 the Aged or Disabled (P. A. This month's Rahway The store manager, Mar- proved product mix, as the share, up 10% from that of durelic," a potassium- of adverse reactions. Merck economic conditions world- the company increased its A. D.), Aid To Families Chamber of Commerce ilyn Yost, and Barbara human and animal health S315,596,000, or S4.27 per sparing diuretic for use in will meet with health agen- wide, but effective cost- ownership of Torii and Co., with Dependent Children meeting will be held on Lightner. the regional segment of our business share, for the first nine certain cases of high bl(X)d cies after completing a series control measures helped Ltd. of Tokyo to approx- (A. F. D. C.) and Social Monday, Oct. 31, at 7:30 manager of McDonald's grew faster than the special- months of the previous pressure, and 'Dolobid,' a of studies which it hopes lessen this impact. imately 50.5.%. Security recipients. p.m. sharp, at McDonald's made the necessary ar- Also eligible are those in on Rte. No. 1 and Law- rangements, reports the single-member households rence St., Rahway. chamber president. An- with incomes below 58,991. thony Lordi. * * * Hopefuls told* • • two-member households McDonald's personnel City Kiwanis sells with incomes that are below have offered to host this $12,099. three-member meeting. There will be households with incomes refreshments served: Ham- Claxton Fruitcake release dates below $15,207, four-mem- burgers, French fries, coo- ATTENTION: ALL CANDI- | PER WEEK DURING THE CAM- which event the editor will ber households with in- kies, candy, coffee and Following past tradition Mr. Reppen noted since popular for holiday gifts or DATES IN THE TUESDAY, NOV. comes below $18,315, five- orange drink. the Rahway Kiwanis Club PAIGN. decide which deadlines to 1910 Claxton Fruitcake has just plain old-fashioned 8, GENERAL ELECTION. THERE WILL BE ABSOLUTELY impose WITHOUT FURTHER member households with in- is again selling the "Clax- enjoyed a reputation for ex- good eating. The Rahway News-Rec- comes below 521,423, six- For those who come in ton" Fruitcake throughout NO EXCEPTIONS TO THE NOTICE. ceptional quality and value. ord and The Clark Patriot DEADLINES, except in the ALL RELEASES MUST FOLLOW member households with in- costume there will be prizes the Rahway area during the Its "horse-and-buggy" trade- The fruitcakes can be will publish pre-election ad- comes below $24,531. sev- awarded, however, a cos- holiday months of October, case of an election cancella- THE AFFIDAVIT RULES PUB- mark is known the world purchased throughout Rah- vance issues on Thursday, tion or postponement, in LISHED IN THE NEWSPAPER. en-member households with tume is not required. November and December, over as the ultimate in way from local merchants Nov. 3. announced the committee qualiiy fruitcake and the and businesses starling this All biographies and/or chairman, Abe Reppen. cakes arc always extremely week. pictures of the candidates for that issue must be in the hands of the editor at 219 Public Works aides Central Ave., Rahway, N. J. 07065 NO LATER THAN 5 P.M. ON THURSDAY, OCT. 27. cite Mr. Schimmel In order to give can- didates a chance to respond to any charges made by op- Rahway Superintendent facilities have been going ponents, NO CHARGES WILL BE of Water and Public Works through extensive, recon- ACCEPTED LATER THAN 5 P.M. Thomas Schimmel was struction in the amount of ON THURSDAY, OCT. 20. FOR awarded the Floyd F. Wil- $5,000,000, reports a group PUBLICATION IN THE OCT. 27 cox Award \by the New spokesman. EDITION. York-New Jersey Metro- politan Chapter of the The superintendent has FURTHERMORE, ALL CAN- supervised and overseen DIDATES WILL BE LIMITED TO A American Public Works Assn. at its annual fall most of the construction MAXIMUM OF TWO ONE-AND- work. He has on numerous A-HALF-PAGE NEWS RELEASES- meeting in North Bruns- wick. times made excellent chan- TYPED AND TRIPLE SPACED-- ges and suggestions in the The award js-given for ex- design criteria to ensure a cellence in the performance very efficient water plant of public works functions and distribution system. In Kean cites on a supervisory level. addition, he has been given Brenda Monyek Mr. Schimmel has been the added responsibility of employed by the city of supervising the Division of RAHWAY KIWANIS INSTALLATION - The Kiwanis Club of Rahway installed officers A Rahway woman, Bren- Rahway since June 16, Public Works and has rec- for 1983-1984 on Saturday evening, Oct. 8, at the Colonia Country Club. Present, da Gayle Monyek, recently 1955. He has risen through ommended various job SUPERIOR PERFORMER - The Rahway superintendent of public works, Thomas left to right, are: Sal Prezioso, treasurer; Tom Maye, president; Bill Maguire, lieutenant received her bachelor of the ranks to the top super- techniques and .undertaken Schimmel, center, is congratulated by Mayor Daniel L. Martin, left, and Frank P. Koc- governor and installing officer; Jim Kennedy, president-elect, and Abe Reppen, science degree in manage- visory position of super- the purchasing of modern zur, the director of public works and city engineer, on recently receiving the Floyd F. secretary. Not present was Bob Weber, the vice president. Mr. Reppen was named ment science from Kean intendent of water and equipment and updating the WHcox Award for excellence in the performance of public works functions on a super- "the Kiwanian of the Year" by Don Markey, the out-going president. The Kiwanis Club College of New Jersey in public works.' During his entire division, the spokes- visory level from the New York-New Jersey Metropolitan Chapter of the American of Rahway meets on Wednesdays at 12:15 p.m. at the Columbian Club in Rahway. Union. tenure the water utility man concluded. Public Works Assn. PAGE 2 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1983 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT

RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THtJRSDAY. OCTOBER 27, 1983 PAGE 3 Tips for a Safe Halloween Cleveland students ; 'T< are fingerprinted '-'i' "»i- streets that makes that it easy for are you to walk, Tell your see and well- Always family where lighted! be seenl you will be walk -* going! facing traffic! Wear a • .i":. light-colored costume at night!

NOT THAT BAD - Brian Rapp of Rahway's Grover STEP RIGHT UP - Officer John Bonifide, right, finger- AT THE STARTING LINE- Cleveland School doesn't "seem afraid at all as he is prints Samantha Weeks during a recent program at Miss Lynn Pyonm ol Clark fingerprinted by Sgt. Mary Farrell of the Union County Rahway's Grover Cleveland School..Looking on, left to | is among the students be- Sheriff's Office during the recent program sponsored right, are: Michelle Mohrmann and Jason Payne. ginning their studios this Use Why not by the office to give parents fingerprints for their files to fall at The Berkeley School reflective use aid in reducing the amount of missing children. of Woodbridge Miss Pyo- tape on makeup The finger-printing team nin is enrolled in Berkeley's your instead from the Union County nine-momh intensive sec- costume! of a Sheriffs Office under the mask? retarial program, which Miss Rajoppi taps direction of Sgt. Mary Far- prepares students for re- rell visited Rahway's sponsible secretarial posi- MRS. ANTHONY SERVEDIO Grover Cleveland School to tions in the shortest possi- (Sh£ is the former Miss Frances Czaya) Hugh Caldwell fingerprint the school's ble time, reports a spo- children. kesman. The daughter of The Democratic can- on the job as register The program was design- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pyonm, ed to reduce the ever- MRS. MATTHEW T. THORNHILL didate for Union County Richard Hatfield knows so Miss Pyonin is a graduate MRS. GREGORY P. CRUMP Miss Czaya bride increasing numbers of (She is the former Miss Barbara Cole) register of deeds and mort- little about his office, es- of Arthur L. Johnson Re- (She is the former Miss Carol Ann Devitt) New Jersey Automobile Club gages, Joanne Rajoppi, to- pecially when he states his children who arc reported gional High School in Foundation For Safety day announced Hugh Cald- 1983 budget is less than my missing each year. Clark, where she was a tof Mr. Servedio Mitchell Katchen and Miss Nancy Coleman well, the former Union budget was in 1978 when I The fingerprints were Miss Cole marries member of the choir and Miss Devltt weds County register, was ap- served as register. That sent home to each parent cheerleadiny squad. ces Jean C/aya. the daughter of Mr. and pointed as a co-campaign statement is grossly mis- for their files. Matthew Thornhill Mrs. Jack C/aya of 209 Cornell Ave., Rahway. was mar Keep them safe director. leading and irresponsible. I On the team in addition Miss Coleman fiance Gregory P. Crump ried lo fttfhoouy Servedio, ihe son of Mr. and Mrs. Angeltv Sf veddio of 191 Cornell Ave.. Rahway. on Sun Miss Rajoppi said, "I am will be working full-time to to Sgt. Farrell were Officers Miss Barbara Elizabeth Cole, the daughter of Mrs. Pasta dinner day. Sepi. . in Si. Mary's R. C. Church of Rahway. honored Mr. Caldwell has inform the voters of Union John Bonifide. Peter Cam- Margaret F. Cole of Oak Ridge Rd.. Clark, and the late of Mr. Katchen Miss Carol Ann Devitt of Rahway and Gregory P. accepted such an important County of his non-record panelli, Richard Rogers and Crump of Wayne were married in a double-ring ceremony v. Edward Myers performed the 4 p.m. for Halloween fun Clayton E. Cole, was married on Saturday. Oct. 15. to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Coleman of Berkeley Heights role in my campaign. There over the past five years. Robert Conklin. Del. Ralph to honor in St. Mary's R. C. Church in Rahway on Saturday. Sept. ceremony recepiion followed ai the Knights of Colum Matthew Thomas Thornhill, the son of Mr. and Mrs. announced the engagement of their daughter. Miss Nan "Halloween is t radi- wear light-colored clothing, • Advise youngsters to is no one that knows the White from the Railway 24. bus ji^ L:Ii/abeth. Mr. Caldwell joins Miss dona- man for his brother. The ushers were Robert Deviu.of, ;il'tcr dark, make sure they adult or older sibling. Mr. Derham. and Miss Sue O'Ciorman of While Plains, N. Y.. and Miss he received an associate in arts degree in business ad omical size, installed a new Laura Lurcott of Boca Raton. Fla.. both friends of the tion; co-chairwoman. Mar- Railway, the brother of the bride, Jim Klett of EnipQria. Mother Seton Regional take advantage of their op- ministration. indexing system for deeds, CAREFULLY! bride. garet Seanlon. 4S6 8.S38: Kan., and Robert Opriseh of Gaithersburg, Md. He is currently study ing marketing at Ringer*, the mortgages and other instru- High School of Clark was portunities for higher Mrs. Crump is a graduate of Railway High School YMCA to howl Rick Taylor of Sacramento, Calif., a friend of the State University of New Jersey in Newark, and is ex- Helen Kowalc/yk. ments, computerized all notified one of its students education and to acquire and William Paterson College of New Jersey in Wayne, groom, was the best man. Serving as the ushers were Scott pected to he graduated in May. He is employed as a 354-9645 and Anne J. bookkeeping, installed a was designated a commend- the skills they will need to NUBIOB where she earned a bachelor of arts degree in art. She is Thornhill of Roanoke, Va.. and Vinsion Thornhill of marketing consultant for Budget Car and Truck Rental of Ferguson. 925-1313. Consumer aide: new tax-filing system and ed student in the 1984 Na- become productive adults FREE iSTIMATlS ( \ ^ employed by Kay Elemeirics Corp. in Pine Brook, as an 3for Ha loween INSUBtD* ^___^_- Richmond, the brothers of the groom, and Richard implemented a system to tional Merit Scholarship and contributing citizens in Edison, Woodbridge and Staten Island. safe, fun environment for __ ' !_•^Q\ \\ Stanley of Floral Park, N. Y., and Thomas Aud of l.yn- advertising manager...... I he ...Rahway- ^ oung microfilm all records to Program. a free society." A wedding is planned for the spring of I 984, children as well as provide chburg, Va.; friends of the groom. Mr.' Crump is a graduate of the Delharton Men's Christian Assn. will preserve them in the event Sister Regina Martin, the All participants in the ;HAR hold itj| tffeihual Howling them with plenty of candy. Prepare your goblins ( The rehearsal dinner, hosted by the groom's parents, Preparatory School and the Catholic University of of a catastrophe in addition principal-announced today current Merit" Scholarship Ilallovveefrl'any on Satur- Unfortunately there have IMTIN 5" "301 • was held on Friday. Oct. 14, at the Sleepy Hollow Inn in America. He has a bachelor of science degree in to other programs." Valerie McRae placed in competition entered by tak- State DAR aeronautical engineering and is employed by Kay day. Oct. 29. from S p.m. to been incidents around the PAIINI'JV 201-499-9234 Scotch Plains. The director of the Union see lawn ornaments or clo- the top 5% of over ing the Preliminary Scho- 24 Houf Aniw«nng Sarvioe I a.m. at the 'V on Irving country of dangerous fond them. Reflective tape can Mr. Caldwell, a Plainfield The bride is a 1978 graduate of Arthur 1.. Johnson F.lemeirics Corp. as a design engineer. County Division of Consu- theslines. Flashlights can 1,000,000 participants in lastic Aptitude Test/Na- being given to children. She be bought at most hardware resident, served as the reg- Regional High School in Clark, and Tlie College of The couple had a week-long honeymoon in Nova mer Affairs, within the help illuminate their way, the 29th Annual Merit Pro- tional Merit Scholarship to hold I'ood, dliiik. games and said the 'Y' staff aims to stores. ister from 1974 to 1978 and With This Coupon Only S* William and Mary in Williamsburg. Va. She is employed Scotia, and are currently residing in Wayne. Dcpt. of Human Resources, but it's best children be gram. Qualifying Test in the fall of prizes wif/'he offered at ihis provide a supervised ai- It's important all fabric served two consecutive as an assistant account executive at March Direct Hllen Bloom, prepared some home before dark. Although commended 1982. Although the scores DISCOUNT ON ?rf event, which is geared to mosphere of costumes and used in costumes, wigs and terms as a member of the Marketing in New York City. autumn meeting suggestions that will keep students will not receive of the 35,000 commended INTERIOR f? adults ove'r the age of 21. candy. Costumes should be short beards be made of flame- Board of Freeholders. Mr. Thornhill. also a graduate of The College of little ghosts and goblins further consideration for students designated thro- 0% The autumn stale meet- stale chairwoman for the enough to prevent tripping proof or flame-resistant "I offered my help to li On Ihe' same day. I'min William and Mary, is employed by Ted Hates in New ing of the New Jersey Socie safe. and hats tied securely so fibers. Miss Rajoppi," Mr. Cald- Merit Scholarships each has ughout the 50 states were You need not present ^ society of ihe Treaty of noon lo .Vjvm.. ihe 'V will Ihe Board of Directors York as an account executive. tv of the Daughters of ihe Safety rules should be visibility is good. Mother's Remember, however, well said, "after reading her demonstrated unusual aca- very high, they.were slight- coupon at time of free ^ Paris, will speak about her host a Chlfdlen's Halloween president Carlos (iaray. ^™ Following a honeymoon trip to Sea Island. Cia., the American Revolution will thought out and discussed high heels can prove dan- "flame-proof" and "flame- opponent's statements in demic promise and will be ly below the level required estimate. AI work must be- ?? visii to Paris and the ex- Party. '".' who will be attired as Darth Scheduled before March 31, 19845? WESTFIELD couple will reside in Linden. be held today at The Hyatt with children before they go gerous. resistant" labels do not the press as well as his honored with a letter of for semi-finalist standing. periences of the group of 18 The dire'trloi of ihe Y. M Vader. was quoted as say- Coupon Expires Feb. 29, 19B4 .u^j CHIROPRACTIC GROUP Regency Hotel ai 2 Albany 'Hit trick and treating. Parents should avoid mean costumes will not literature and finding them commendation, according Only the 15,000 semi-final- New Jersey members of the C. A.. Mrs. Josephine I'ol ing. "The force is vvnh ihe St.. New Brunswick. Reg Children should go only flimsy fabric, baggy sleeves catch on fire, only they will to be distorted. I find it in- to Sister Martin. ists who were announced DAR and their reception by heiniis. wlfo will he diessed 'Y' party." islralion will begin at X to the houses of people the and billowing skirts when resist burning and should credible in almost five years An officer of the Na- by the corporation on Sept. the people of France. Over as ihe W'ictied Wiich. pro l-or further details, please Rahway AARP a.m.. and the meeting will family knows. They should making costumes. They are extinguish quickly once tional Merit Scholarship 14 will have an opportunity 200 Daughters of the Amer- niisecl the *V' will piovule a lelephonc .1KX 01)5 7. convene ;il 10 a.m. he instructed to bring all more of a fire hazard than removed from the ignition V. \ Corp., which administers to continue in the compet- ican Revolution were the The following members collected treats home for in- closer-fitting garments and source. the program, stated, "The ition for some 5,300 Merit ready for turkey guests of France for the of the Rebecca Cornell spection before eating them. could cause children to trip. Finally, parents should outstanding test perfor- Scholarships to be awarded special festivities, reports V2^<:- Chapter of the society, of These guidelines used to be Reflective tape on cos- discourage children from mance of each commended next spring. At the Oct. 13 meeting of Mrs. Cleland. OPEN A $5, $10 or $20 CLUB made and contributed I 11 Rahway, plan lo attend: sufficient to protect against tumes will ensure motorists masks that cover the face. student in the highly-com- Miss McRae ranks in the the American Assn. of lap robes. Myles Walsh, the gover- candy nr other edibles that FIND OUT WHAT'S HAPPENING Mrs. Hilda Heegle. Mrs. are able to see the costumed They restrict breathing and petitive merit program is an top 3% of her class at Retired Persons Rahway The next meeting wi'l be. nor of the Society of Receive a 6 Piece have been tampered with. Ruth Cleland, ihe corres- trick or treaters. Many Hal- obstruct the child's vision. attainment deserving of Mother Seton. She attended Chapter No. 607, the pres- the buffet luncheon today Mayflower Descendant in Unfortunately, there have ponding secretary: Mrs. 8 loween costumes today Make-up applied dire«tly to recognition. In a nation that the New Jersey Institute of IN THE RAHWAYCLARK AREA ident confirmed the Thank- at which the group will pre- New Jersey, will accom- been instances in recent Wilmoi A. Milbury, the Steak Knife come with some kind of re- the face can give almost the places great value on the Technology course, "Fe- sgiving buffet will take sent its contribution to the pany his wife. year!, of people unknowing- chairwoman of the New Mrs. William I.. Rand, 0 flective paint or fabric on same effect. education of its young peo- males in Engineering." She place on Thursday, Nov. Miss Liberty Fund. *"^ ZJ • ly buying such tampered ple, it is important to honor has also participated in the BY SUBSCRIBING TO THE... 10. at 12:30 p.m.' in ihe Jersey DAR Service for the regent, will be the onday thru Friday Meetings are the second '*•• "treats" and innocently giv- Veterans Patients: Mrs. hostess and Mrs. Lesley academically-talented New Jersey Mathematics Rahway Senior Citizens' and fourth Thursday of (he -I ing them to children, re- William I.. Luce, the regent Walker and Mrs. Maude Safurdai/ 5:30 - 10:00 p.m. students and to acknow- and Science Leagues and is RAHWAY Center at 1306 Esierbrook month at noon at the senior ports Mrs. Bloom. Hospital issues and Mrs. J. Nelson Smith. Bergsiadi will be the co- ledge the part the schools a volunteer candy-stripper Ave. The tickets will be citizens' center. Closet Sunday 2 Drivers also must take ex- The first meeting of ihe v While candy manufactur- play in the development of at Memorial General Hos- S6.50. The Christmas buffet hostesses. ,. , ' -.' " . , -'••i .; ers can't guarantee candy tra precautions on Hallo- their abilities. We sincerely pital in Union. will be held on Thursday chapter for ihe new season The Abraham Clark hasn't been tampered with, Halloween advice ween. Excited children may hope their attainments thus will be held on Wednesday. House is owned by the Sons Her plans include attend- Established 1822 Dec. 8. 'Entertainment in our J^ounqe all are quite concerned with A spokeswoman for the should not wander far from dart into the street without far will encourage these ing college with a major in Reservations for orches- No\ 2, at the Abraham of the American Revolu- safety and have been work- St. Elizabeth Hospital Com- home. warning. young men and women to Clark House at Ninth and tion. It was the home of chemistry. y tra seats have been made Marines promote 'h\'eru H/iursdiii/. Friday &•' Saturday ing on toughter, tamper- munity Health Information Chestnut Sis.. Roselli . at Abraham Clark, one of the I atriot for the afternoon Christmas proof packaging, she added. Network of Elizabeth re- A spokesman for the St. Established 1965 performance of the Nut- Darryl Harris 7:30 p.m. signers of the Declaration of Young children should be minded parents to keep this Elizabeth Hospital Emer- cracker Suite at the Paper- Sept. 3 marked ihe 200th Independence. ^Reservations Suggested! Union & Middlesex Counties Out of Country and State A Rahway resident. accompanied by a parent, Halloween enjoyable and gency Care Department mill Playhouse for Sunday. anniversary of the signing § Marine Private First Class older brother or sister or safe with a few simple reminded parents to take FABRIC CARE CENTER Dec. 18, with dinner at the of the Treaty of Paris, Am- Same Day Service 1 Year-$10.00 lYear-SI2.00 Darryl G. Harris, the son of ether responsible adult and precautions. precautions with costumes. Galloping Hill Inn in Union erica's first peace treaty, S Arthur L. Harris of 1287 CHILD'S CLEANING kept in sight at all times. Parents should firmly in- Since cloth masks or com- 1212 St. George Ave. 498 Inman Ave. 2 Years- $18.00 before the show. The total which concluded the hostil- ••^•i-J'.'w-'.fti" 2 Years - $22.00 Clark St., Rahway, was pro- There's never a need for a struct their children candy plete head coverings may or cost will be S32.50. The ities between Great Britain Our annual CDCCl Avenel«634-9677 Colonia«388-1211 moted to his present rank child to go inside a house to should not be eaten before slip and block vision, 3 Years - $25.00 3 Years - $30.00 tickets for the Thanksgiving and iis American Colonies Tuxedo Plaza • Next to ShopRite while serving with the First collect treats. close parental inspection. parents should paint masks buffet and the Papermill after the Revolutionary Please enter my subscription to the Rahway News-Record or The Clark Marine Division at Camp Children should only go Some individuals have on children's faces with Christmas show will be on War. After I Patriot starting immediately. to homes in their immediate given children fruit or can- cosmetics, grease paint or OO Pendleton in California. Mrs. Myles Walsh, ihe EVERY Enclosed is my check, cash or money order to-cover subscription sale at the group's buffet neighborhood that have a dy containing razor blades, burnt cork. OFF *1 OFF luncheon today or may ob- porch or other outside light glasses or drugs: Any item Full, loose-fitting cos- $2 tained by telephoning the Halloween nvc COAT NAME that is suspicious or un- EVERY Outer Jacket PI iONC 2 & '3 Clubs lit. A dark exterior is an in- tumes may catch on fences, 1 president at 388-9078. Community Service (to 29") pnnl n.inn ck\irlv) BELL DRUGS OF RAHWAY dication the home does not wrapped should be discard- shrubs or high steps, caus- Cleaned & Pressed including: Suede & Leather Ambassadors and Diplo- ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2nd FROM 4PM to 8PM Also Available welcome trick and treaters. ed. ing children to fall. Cos- including: Suede & Leather Example: mats who were not present BRING YOUR CHILD (COSTUME & ALL) TO: Youngsters should use STHI-IT ADDNKSS I Remember there is safety tumes should be flame- at the previous meeting Example: Plain Coat Lightweight Jacket ; sidewalks and cross streets in numbers. When trick or proof or fire-resistant. were installed and Alma STEVEN RESNICK DDS ELIANCE SAVINGS Reg. OUR SPECIALTY J=- •j AND IO H at intersections and should treating, children should be When children go from CITY SIATI: ZIP Falconer announced she is HABWAY OFFICE * "—*" FORDS OFFICE $6.50 Ji.50 pucE MARTIN PRAGER DDS never run between parked accompanied by a group of house to house at dusk or 219 CENTRAL AVE.. RAHWAY. N.J. 07065 starting a new count of lap 1525 Irving Street King George Rd cars or across lawns where - children or an older brother, after dark they should carry Offer ltpn\ Sw, Mo*. 6. I 983-Cood or*? on ircontng cnJtn-(Hof to b* cofflbinad with any ott*r oH«r) COLONIAL DENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATES Rohwoy N J fords N J robes presented to the Rah- 381-2000 738 7771 they can trip over hard-to sister or parent. Children a flashlight. 186 INMAN AVENUE, COL0NIA, N.J. 07067 388 2202 MMUEl F.S L I.C.YOOB SAVWCS way Hospital for the FREE PARKING • FREE DELIVERY t III i '100.000 II" II 1983-1984 fiscal year. In 499-7117 1982-1983 group members IRVING ST., OPP. ELIZABETH AVE.- f 1 PAGE 4 THURSDAY. OCTOBER 27, 1983 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1983 PAGE 5 *V Y RAM WAV _ • Popers ?Neuig ^g,.. £ccott> /VCai€% patriot Glass group Pop Warner teams set Fond memories to discuss deadline ftfogton follow Mrs. Mingst photography head for playoffs pjbhshc-d Every Thursday Morc-.ir.a The November meeting After a uirii around sea- ' TABLOID LITHOGRAPHERS. INC. of the An Glass Assn. of another. Sean Catullo The deadline for submis- The 96-year-old Rahway son, all three Clark Cru- 219 Ci-r.rrai Aw . P O BOX 1061. Raha-ay. N J 070*6 V74 ! and Dr. Hugo Kortschak at New Jersey, formerly caught a pass and ran 50 sion of stories and pictures widow, Daisy Mingst, who Lutheran Church when she sader Pop Warner football By Yale University. known as the New Jersey yards for the third Crusader for events taking place dur- was attacked in her New was 90. teams arc headed foi post C. VIGILANTE ROBERT R. FASZCZEWSKI Mrs. Mingst taught violin Art Glass Assn.. will be held touchdown. Defensively, ELLEN PALINSKY ing the week to The Rahway Congressman Brunswick Ave. home in Friends re member season play foi ihe first time Editor/Publisher Assistant Editor for 60 years and piano for on Wednesday, Nov. 2, at Harry Mullaney and An-. Ntwi-Record and The Clark the beginning of October despite her advanced years in their 21 year history. 50 years. She also taught 7:45 p.m. at the Communi- thony Colandra sacked the Patriot is 5 p.m. on the Thun- , and died on Oct. 11 of in- she tended her little garden, On Sunday. Oct. M). the Mnatxr French, German, Spanish ty Kenilworih • Methodist Morgan quarterback seven day preceding the Thurtday j juries suffered from being played hymns on the piano teams will travel to three and Arabic. She began lo Church at the Boulevard times between them. you wish to see the item ap- Matt Rinaldo beaten with her own cane, each Sunday, and kept the different cities to begin their study Russian after her and 17th St., Kenilworth. Fven though the big QUALITY WEEKLIES pear in the^newspapers. was known to friends and house she had lived in for .respective championship 7th District, New J«n«y 75th birthday. team, the Midgets, aged 11 of acquaintances -as an ac- most of her life spotless. The program will consist tournaments. Some of her students in- of a short business meeting io 13 between 100 and 135 "• • •* i NE'.V JERSEY Only events which occur complished musician and a In last Sunday's game al rVv cluded Albert Oil Iis. a music and will feature Walter pounds, lost the final reg- over the weekend will be ac- firecely independent human According to Mrs. Jean Morgan in Sayieville the Ir.r ijd:ng Postage S9 vO Outside LYnor: professor at San Diego Stale Paste, as the guest speaker. ular season game against cepted on Mondays, and ON- being, despite her advanced Rice of Railway, a long- Junior Pec Wees, boys aged ^. CLsss Postage Paid at Rahway. NV Nation could slip University, and Dr. Michael His topic will be "Techni- the undefeated Morgan IT to 10 o.m. years. time friend, Mr. Rice look eight to 10. between 50 and FIRE-WISE Semanitzky, the assistant ques of Stained Glass Pho- Midgets, it played a very care of errands for Mrs. 85 pounds, season would Mrs. Mingst had studied director of Pittsburgh's tography." There will be a strong fourth quarter. John t Mingst and slopped in to have ended uiih a loss.. Any items MOT submitted on Synfuel mistake music with Felix Leipnike Symphony Orchestra. slide presentation followed Wills ran for a 27-yard Congressman see her every 1 0 day s or two They battled to a 0 0 lie in in time for the deadlines will in Europe and with Anna by a qucstion-and-answer touchdown and Brian if How to keep Another of her students, weeks. the defensive struggle automatically be iransferred Stung by the Iranian oil crisis and long gasoline lines Hegner at the Dr. Boch's Power made the extra •"i."'-. y Kathcrine Leidenheimer of She added many people period. to the following week's news- at the pumps. Congress hurriedly created ihe Synthetic Conservatory of Music in which put them into the point. Brian Paton, of Win- f: . -, « Piscataway, played the in the church looked out for ON THE MOVE - In a home game at Clark's Arthur L. Johnson Regional High School \ "y'i . Fuels Corp. in 1980 as part of President Jimmy Carter's championship series. In one 1' r 't Bernard papers. Frankfort, with Herbert violin with the Boston Sym- field Park, was involved in your goblins safe crash energy program. Golden in London, with the Mrs. Mingst because "she The association wel- series the Claik liule team against S). Cecelia's, Clark Pop Warner Crusader, Jimmy Bcdner, No. 1 2, kicks oft lo u several key defensive and W:;i phony Orchestra ut was a great lady" and "a comes new members. It is open the second half. In the background are Philip Pnncipato, No. 77, Dave Flammia, \ • But instead of the moral equivalent of war that the Fritz Basserman Orchestra held Morgan to four downs offensive plays. The coa- . By Rahwav Fire Chief James T. Heller Tanglewood, MassAind was good friend." open to any individual or No. 66, and Chad Williams. No. 79 * *•••' J-.. '•. * President promised Synfuels has been a cosily and disap- in Germany and with Prof, inside its ow II I (I vaid line. ches are optimistic that the Dwyer {fPs Halloween time once again. Time to speak of the an organist and choir direc- Another long-time friend. studio with an interest in The Pee Wees, boys ,I;TII unspeakable, to make jokes about disfigurement and hor- pointing flop. It is fast becoming the biggest giveaway in hvan Knoww in Russia be- strong fourth-quarter play with the heJp and teamwork tor at Railway's Zion Lillian Schal'ft of Metu- stained, blown or three- nine to 1 I between e residents. Through various Knights of Columbus Born in Brooklyn on had taught both her dau- Inquiries may he made to game last Sunday against 104 this year. The future the clieerleading squads ravening fire. Only, two major efforts to convert coafand oil shale The violin was her major championship series, hind-raising activities, new Reports required May 12, 1887, Mrs. Mingst ghters piano, violin ;md Jerome Greenhouse, Presi- looks good for Uie C'rusa-. should look for sign-up in- into natural gas and other synthetic fuels have survived and piano, vocal music and Morgan, w iniuii; I S to 0. reports a spokesman. uniforms and equipment thanked for funding Here's how to have a fire-wise Halloween and enjoy had studied both music and viola interspersed vviih ;i lit- dent, Posi Office Box 5647. Steve (ionueh tan .'(> yarils ders with nianv veterans- formation towards the end The Rahway News-Rec- the holiday's horrors from a safe distance. high construction costs and depressed oil prices. harmony were her minors. The Clark Pop Warner were purchased In the non- languages, initially as a stu- tle mathematics and km- Hillside. N. J. 07205. 'or one touchdown and reluming nexi ^ear andof next year's regular Uiile ord and The Clark Patriot Rule No. 1 is: Don't use candles in a jack-o-lantem! One of the survivors, the half-built Great Plains coal- After she returned to dent of Carl Venih in Bro- oigaui/aiion was complete- profit organization tins evLMi more rookie* expected |_eague sotrson, the spokes- EDITOR'S NOTK: The followinjj an- copies of let- .uage. ook a 20 yard pass for do not accept unsigned let- Whether carried by a trick-or-treater or set on a window gasification plant in North Dakoia. faces financial pro- America she studied with oklyn. ly rejuvenated this year year. to sign up in 1984. Those in- man concluded. ters sent lo Kah**a> Council No. 1146 of ihe Knights of Education leads ters to the editor or political blems, too. Recently, partners in the consortium building Mrs. Schal'ft added the ledge, the candle-lit pumpkin is an invitation to disaster. violinists. Henry Schra- The widow played an Columbus b> IHO organizations for which the council press releases. the plant told the Dept. of Energy they may be unable to instructor had taught her For a belter lighting effect light a stationary jack-o- dieck: David Hochsiein, organ solo al the Zion raised nuim-v. repay a federal loan of S2 billion. piano also. to stronger nation All letters and political lantern with flashing red and yellow Christmas lights in- releases must be signed and I stead. Break out a string of middle-sized C-seven-and-a- Exxon dropped oui of the S5 billion Colony Shale Tigers claw KEEP THE I would like 10 express in> appreciation 10 \ our coun- include the full names and j half type Christmas lights, install red and yellow in- Oil plant in Colorado, and Ashland Oil shelved plans for a GRAND cil for \our ver\ generous contribution of S2.062.46. I Support is growing m both the I lou^e and ihe Senate ; >M addresses of all persons sub dividually flashing twinkle lamps and voila! You'll have a multi-billion-dollar coal-liquefication plant in Kentucky. Dave Rankins of Rail- know the effort 11 took on the part of main volunteers to for legislation thai would assjs; local school districts in milting them. There was no possible way the synthetic fuels could be way was a member of the WINTER -aise tins monc>. I heir efforts lo provide a qualii) education in our nation's jack-olantern that's both safe and scarier than anything Indian netfers In addition, those submit- in the neighborhood! produced at prices consumers could afford. Lafayette team that OPENING! Your good work enables us to continue to provide schools. ting letters and releases Now for ihe little ones. Make sure your trick-or- According to the Synthetic Fuels Corp. it will cost defeated James Madison COLD OUT services for retarded ciii/ens in all of the communities in More than 20 years ha\e passed since the Congress "Dee Gee's" must come to the offices of treaiers sally forth dressed in flame-retardant materials. SI50 billion to achieve the Energy Security Act's goal of .11 • 14. The winners are now with our unique Potented Thermosealing Union Count>. and especially your community of enacted the landmark National 1X1 euse Education Act in B\ Ra> Hiiauland yard line vviih eight minutes 1508 RoOtevelt Avenue the newspapers at 219 Cen- Mosi commercial costumes sold today are flame retar- producing 2 million barrels per day of synthetic fuels. Bui ['Process, we measure the amount of Rahway. response lo Soviet advances in science and technology. The Linden Tigereiies and two seconds left in ihc Correre^jMxt to H*U sto.) tral Ave.. Rahway. in order dam: if you make your own costumes, better fabric shops other energy analysis assert the true costs of this program drafts In your home and stop them with a This act extended science, mathematics and foreign- Girls Tennis Team defeated first period and again vviih transparent sealant. , Professional Hair Care & Coloring I would like to thank you on behalf of myself, the to pick up affidavits to sig- can sell you both flame-retardant fabric or chemical could reach S818 billion. Dan Zupko led the West- Rahway 4 1 lasi week. two minutes left in the We do not sell insulation, yet you can staff, and all of the clients we serve. language programs lo meet die nation's declining position nify the authenticity of ihe When it was started by ihe Carter Administration held Blue Devils to a 20 , Sculptured Nails & Manicures powders for fire-proofing other garments. In singles Helene Pos- save 18-28% on your energy bills. in technology, and iis programs were a proven success. quarter. His ihird touch- win over Clark's Arthur L. Barbara Brande letters and releases. The youngsters should also be equipped with the independent agency was endowed with S88 billion, Qualifies for a Federal Tax Crwlit Call noek of Linden heal Belli down came on .i onevard J division director. Union County The new "American Defense Education Act." These affidavits may b mostly in the form of loan guarantees to private energy Johnson Regional High today. 'M0 OFF 3 OFF flashlights (not candlesl and reflective strips on their Davidson 4-6, 6-4 and 7-5; run early iu the second Catholic Community Services (ADEA) would help to renew this commitment lo a notarized at the newspaper costumes for added visibility. In most areas Halloween is companies and consortiums who otherwise would not School Boys Soccer Team. Haircuts Amy Shanes of Linden de- quarter to send the Knighis , SCULPTURE) J Hoirtotj R»g. $13 strong and sound education. Our economic success and offices or by another notarv take the financial risks of developing synthetic fuels. This was Zupko's sixth CONSUMER NAILS 210 St. George Ave. one of the first nights of truly early darkness so that no feated Haleeniah Muhay- on top 21-14. Linden national security depend on the effective training of public. one. motorist or trick-or-ireater, is really prepared for it. Unfortunately, in the haste to pui the program shutout of the season. Johrt niin 6-1 and 6-1, and Merri Glenn Bodnar of Clark young people lo enable them to meei the challages of our So lake ihe initiative and make sure those kids show up. together, the independent agency was allowed to slip out (ianas hit the net midway ENERGY SAVERS • Otttr* Ejq>if«*tov*mt»r 9 Lash of Linden won over played for the William and Please convey our thanks to all the members of your changing world. For the same reasons trick-or-treaters should be extra from the control of Congress. The Synfuels spending is through the first period for Call for Appointment Cheryl Grahowski 6-2 and Mary Indians, u ho l"si ihe organization for your most generous donation of The ADEA, which I have co-,ponsored along with careful when crossing streets. Teach them to remove any not included in the federal budget, and the agency is not ihe Blue Devils, who are S2.062.46. 60. " game 35-2S 704. 341-6289 185 members of the House of Representatives and 26 Planning Board mask or headgear which interfers with normal vision and subject to Congressional oversight. This money will be used to provide much-needed ser- senators, recognizes education programs aimed ai achiev- to look both ways and cross with exaggerated care. The result is the Synfuels Corp. has constructed a vices for the retarded children and adults of Union Coun- ing national priorities such as defense, technological In doubles Lisa Faloceo changes meeting Of course children should be told not to sample any bureaucratic monstrosity accountable to its own manage- ty, which was made possible through the efforib of all development and economic performance, must base sup- and Marga Snipes of Rail- candy until they bring it home. Exercise care when in- ment. In order to justify the high salaries and the billion- \our members. port al die federal level of government. The Tuesday. Nov. 8. dollar guarantees it is making, the Synfuels board has way defeated Melina Luke specting candy-just discarding apples and other unwrap- and Arlene Dixon 6-4 and Mayor Bernard G. Yarusavage announced today, tSataV/t On behalf of those who will benefit, once again we The bill proposes a national financial commitment lo meeting of the regularl)- ped items may not be enough. Wrappers of commercial committed S10 million to outside consultants to help it thank you for thinking of us. 6-4; Shirley Parry and IZrin to this seasons late leaf fall, all scheduled Word Collec- WOOMtIM! CHIROPRACTIC CENTM P.A these priorities, yet relies on a local commitment lo local >chedtiled executive session cand bars should be inspected for cuts and punctures. justify some or allof the related S68 billion authorization tions will bo delayed by one week. The new schedule will programs lo meet them Ii is this lor;ii!\-b;ised. locally- in 1984. Irwin of Linden beat Anne lietiy MeGhee of die Planning Board of It's possible to inject poisons or drugs into a commercial be as follows: Dr. Anthony'Patras : .. operaled aspect of ADI:A winch gives n its predominant Kalkiewicz and Janet Lang executive director Clark, has been changed to candy through the wrapper with a syringe and leave only Plans are underway to expand the nominal SI5 Director strength. ton 6-1 and 61. FIRST WARD Assn. for Retarded Ciii/ens Tuesday. Nov. 1. due to die the tiniest of marks on the wrapper. billion spending authority of the Synfuels Corp. to $27 October 3UI lo NovcmU'r 4 th election scheduled. COVERED feY Union Count) The programs lo be suppoited under ihe hill in such A final precaution. With the popularity of science billion by allowing about 80% of the loan guarantees to Doccmbcr l?th lo December 23rd (if wMlher allows) critical areas as mathematics, science, communications, SECOND WARD 1220 South Ave. The schedule for the bal fiction, more and more trick-or-treaiers affect costumes be converted into price guarantees when plant construc- •Automobile) Accident (no fault) •Medicare foreign languages and new technologies, will be locally- ance of 1983 is as follows: College football notes- Novembor Mih lo November 25lh Plainfield which include light sabers, ray guns and other weapons. tion ends. This roll-over financing shifts almost the entire THIRD WARD •Blue Shitflc! •Most Union Pld designed and aimed al measurably improving student Albert Smith of Rahway. a Executive Session. Tues Counsel children against entering any store or com- risk of the project on lo the American taxpayer. November 7lh to November 10th •Authorized Workers Comp. •Major"7Wedkar achievement HIK! instructional programs in all of these : sophomore back, ran Hot day; Dee. 13, and public mercial establishment while masked and carrying ••- What-will theybegeiting for their money? Not fOURTHWARD areas. :hree touchdowns and Jac Novombcr ?8ih to December 29th v meetings. Tuesdays. Nov. any thing thai resembles a weapon. A tall child, especially much. The cost of a barrel of imported oil is currently Office Hours'Daily ' Although the ADEA would be administered under 22 and Dec. 27, reports in a convincing home-made costume, could conceivably S28. Even the least expensive of synthetic fuels, shale oil, |ue La Prarie passed for 1:30 AM to f PM Public Work's Director, Mr. Stires said two pickups ore the Dept. of Education, ihe legislation calls on theLouise Vene/.io. die Plann- motivate a robbery-shy storekeeper to shoot first and ask is estimated to cost an average S60 to S80 per barrel over wo more in ihe first half to Mrs. Schroeck: Vote scheduled in the First Ward since a large amount of loaves Secretary of Defense to joinilv project personnel training ing Board secretary. the 20-year life span of a Synfuels plant. It would require help the Rutgers, the State questions later. will fall after the early first pickup. The Public Works 24 Hour—7 Pays Emergency Chiropractic Car* and educational needs. The increasing sophistication and a minimum subsidy of S32 per barrel for the producers to University of New Jersey in your best interest rapid development of military technology calls for great Scarlet Knights to a 35-21 Department will attempt to make a complete sweep of 434 Rahway Av»., Woodbridge, N.J. 634-4225 Chipping program break even. Furthermore, should the price of oil rise, so the entire town every two weeks to pick up bagged leaves strides to be made in Ihe basic and advanced skills of arm- lead. With anothe'r election looming on the hori/on, ii is would the price of producing synthetic fuels. in addition to their vacuuming schedule. It is hoped that ed forces personnel. only 100 clear how important it is for the voier/iaxpayer Spread Halloween put on hold If the Synfuels Corp. commits the initial SI5 billion Railway's Smith, who this inducement for residents to bag their leaves will to be well informed when the curtain closes on the voting The legislation also calls for grain programs al in- in lending authority it would purchase less than 60.000 carried 25 times for 86 make Clark much cleaner during the Fall Season. Mayor booth. stitutions of higher education to facilitate the improve- The Clark Township barrels of synfuels a day, or less than 2% of current daily yards, scored from the two- Yarusavage urges residents not to be alarmed if the Each year the electorate is faced with a bevy of ment of teacher training in mathematics and science around the world branch-chipping program imports. No wonder Exxon, Tenneco and several other Department of Public Works is not in your ward on the issues that have all of the heart si rings of "Mom and apple education. scheduled for Wednesdays energy companies dropped out of the synfuels race. St. Paul's RAH! RAH! RAHWAY - A Rahway High School pep scheduled dote. and the bulky-item pickups pie." which, if you voted against, would grale the cons- In this era of fast-paced changes brought on by The United States could save S12 billion by com- squad member cheers on the Indians during the Oct TaoOiTo EDITOR'S NOTE: The following Halloween scheduled for Thursdays cience of the average American. sweeping technological innovation the kev to the fulure miting S3 billion of Synfuels money towards more rapidly- to sponsor 22 game, which Rahway won 14-13 1 vitalily of our nation's economy lies in our ability to stay editorial was submitted lo The Rahwav News-Record and will be terminated as of Bond issue - have been the quick-fix, the cure all and The Clark Patriot bv the United States Committee for filling the strategic petroleum reserve while world energy Fall Fair ihe easy way lo fill the coffers of the bureaucratic on top of-and indeed ahead of-ihese changes. Our Tuesday, Nov. 1, until fur- prices are low. The reserve is more vital than ever due to UNICEF. ther notice, reports Mayor Be Homesick kingdoms for ihe so very urgent, life and death issues economic progress is closely linked to a well-educated (he threat of another disruption of Mideasi oil supplies The Fall Fair will be held such as the "Water Supply Bond Act of 1981." citizenry and an appropriately-skilled labor force. Bernard G. Yarusavage. because of the Iran-Iraq war. Holidays have a way of changing. Thousands of at St. Paul's Episcopal Ii is almost difficult lo recall the urgency with which The ADEA is currently pending in the respective That SIS billion already committed would be better Church at 80 Elm Ave., COUNT ON years ago Nov. I marked the Celtic New Year in parts of Ihe public was sold the idea of connecting all of New education committees of the House anil the Senate. Hear- England and France. On the eve of that day malicious Sara Hoener spent on energy conservation, which would return a Rahway, on Saturday, Nov. Jersey's water supplies so never again would we have to ings on the measure are expected here in the House in the spirits were believed to swoop down to earth. To ward higher yield in revenues and fuel savings. Oil consump- 5, from 10 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Bmform You Buy The Weil, Maybe.... worry about drought. near future. heads aides tion in the United States has declined 12% from 1980. In them off, villagers lit huge bonfires and wore masks. Dinner, to be served at 5 Smowblowmr After pulling bricks in the loilei lank, letting lawns Funds for education are an investment in America's the meantime, oil and gas exploration and drilling have Later the observance merged with a Roman harvest and 6:30 o'clock, will in- But, never too old to go unwaicred. cars unwashed and measuring the water future. A better educational svsieni is critical lo our na- at 'castle' doubled. In short, the free market in energy has been the festival and the Catholic Church's All Hallow's Eve. clude chicken parmasan READ THIS AD )nu used lo shower, we find the bond money lha! was lional economic productivity and the defense of our na- most productive and cost-effective way of developing suf- • want to know what's Halloween was borne into the United Slates on the Rartway's Sara Hoener, a and baked ziti and will cost voied for is siill silting there. Our water supplies are still lion. ficient new energy sources. IFITDOESNTSNOW senior at Beaver College in adults S5.50 and children going pn at home. r unconnected. The only ihing new is another question on great wave of Irish immigrants in the I840'S. It was an oc- WE'LL RETURN TOUR DOUGH 1V#- It is only through an educated cili/enry we can build Glenside, Pa., was recently Before the Synfuels Corp. makes another billion- S2.50. I he ballot involving ihe same money voted on two whole casion for hayrides. bonfires, ghost stories and practical VM) Mil KIKI' Illl: SMIW true national security in all its respects, and 1 am hopeful elected the president of dollar commitment Congress should freeze all spending Lunch will begin at 11 at Summit and Elizabeth Trust Company years ago, adding other uses for these so urgently needed this legislation will be ultimately passed bv the Congress jokes. Only in the last few decades, with gratuitous gifts ' Keep up with the Grey Towers Castle. As by the agency and review the Synfuels program with an a.m. and will include sand- funds. and enacted into law. of fruit and candy to costumed children, was trick-or-ireat y begun. president she works closely eye towards providing support just for those projects that wiches, beverage and cake. Your TREASURER card is your sports and social news Since most of the waier companies are profii-making with her fellow officers to are most promising and economically justifiable. The fair will include a Key to anytime, anywhere banking A whole new dimension to the holiday was added in through a network of more than while you're away members of private enterprise. ihe> should have been the advance the welfare of the Christmas Boutique, tree 1 first baromeiers lo lell us years ago our water supplies 1950 when a Pennsylvania Sunday SCIKX>I class donated 140 TREASURER automatic teller students living in the castle. ornaments, novelties, hand- at college. were being contaminated. Haven't our supplies of drink- SI7 collected from irick-or-treating to UNICEF (The machines in New Jersey and Penn- ing waier been systematically tested at regular intervals United Nations Children's Fund.) The student is the daugh- made items, a baked table, sylvania. for purity? Since then, a virtual army of children from the ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- games, books--romance Get cash when you need it —at mond Hoener and is a grad- novels, Vermont cheddar This is jus! one example of how ihe uninformed world's richest country has Irick-or-treated for UNICEF, home or on the road—make uate of Rahway High Sch- cheese and nearly-new deposits and loan payments, voter ma> go in ihe polls complete!) prepared to vole collecting nearly S70 million to help the most vulnerable ool. items. transfer money between accounts. away hundreds of millions of his hard earned dollars all members of ihe world's poorest countries through per m mmm Do your everyday banking. BACK-TO COLLEGE in ihe name of doing what's right. UNICEF-assisted projects. In response to this new ritual school ! of sharing Halloween's harvest, October 31 was declared When you use your TREASURER card. 8 year The Clark Civic and Taxpayers Committee. Inc. is a National UNICEF Day by President Lyndon B.Johnson PICK-IT-NUMBERS FOR you'll see how easy and convenient it is SPECIAL non-partisan, non-political organi/aiion, organi/ed to in 1967. Vito's If you don't already have a card, apply for educate and work toward the enactment of legislation one today. Halloween. National UNICEF Day, is still evolving. THE WEEK OF: Pizza & which is in ihe interest of the taxpayer and toward the TUESDAY. Oct. 18 PICK FOUR Send cash, money order or check for a school year subscription to: repeal of any legislation which is harmful 10 die taxpayer. In an effort to make it a safer, more festive occasion, and MJMia SIUKHIMTOrT MI to enlist the continuing support of volunteers who are OCT. 17 thru OCT. 22 9953 $4,122.50 $401.50 Restaurant • The Clark Civic and Taxpayers Committee. Inc. is i Touch The anytime, anywhere 24-hour THE RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD or THE CLAH«i PATRIOT W past the age for trick-or-treaiing.the United States Com- kicking off this year's MEMBERSHIP DRIVE by urging STRAIGHT " .of I Family Rest want banking network of over 100 mittee for UNICEF has introduced a bagful of new Name citizens to be sure to exercise their most precious righi NUMBERS PAY OFF BOX PAIR ' • Italy «~ww«^-v TI Halloween "traditions." automatic teller machines at: granted under the Constitution. The right to vote!! We're NOWAY ; 499 East Grand Ave., Rahwaj{ Address Masquerade or face-painting parties, pumpkin- •trvinq sjflntj^ & to.in also urging die electorate to be as informed as possible. •Qti.17,. 196 *> THUBDAY. Oct. 20 PICK FOUR Amoof Mifliyjn Nitonjl Bjnk MJDX-wwt: BJnt .ing liu-.i Ci-i ni decorating contests and special Halloween sports events From Burlington County trust Company W Sc«te _ <•. Zip In order to accomplish ihe above we need the sup TUESDAY NUMBER STRAIGHT BOX are just some suggested activities. For more information,' 381-1611 Cjrtprtt SJvngs & loin •Monet Pu3kc(mcBifr.fnirr..lCrr0c! uncn port of the taxpayers of Clark. What we're fighting for Oct. IS Crurn^m Trust Comoani Urn jo.-sf( Bin* •(« please telephone 800-323-1717', Operator No. 49. HOMEMADE Citinns Fim Njtcnji 8jni Oceji counrv Njncni! Funk does noi come easy, nor does it happen overnight. ONI- Lasagna Mussels tommmul trust comwny ot N«r itnti •Propx-i Bank N A This year, put the fun back into Halloween. It's for Haven't you done 1 Community FfOeril SJOKJ-. I uun •Pnvxt; pjnt sj(.nr. s ."jr. INFORMED VOTER CAN MAKE THE 1)11 Raviolis Calamari 'Crrstmont ftornt Umq\ I loan 'Ourfft Ot> s.Wrflqi A tojn kids of all ages. without a Toro Manicotti Spaghetti TORO 'East 8«rgfn Tpithf rs Fftifral Crrott union '.umrw in [iiibr.h Inji; r.Dmpjm FERENCE!! •"~--ttr Nltwrul Bjnn '"«•.,itjio ut Diuaim long enough?"' unofi Bank Stuffed Shells Macaroni •B l Betty A. Schroeck. secretary rtyUNOftButt 1» . Soups-Salads & Hot Sandwiches TOHO COUNTRY. USA first «rs»y Njionjl Bint Clark Civic and Taxpayers Committee. Inc. fnx ffrsty mnorul Bin<-Ctntrjl CATS-and other creatures-will be on the prowi for •First Unwi lojnol •f JV,<-I NJ:IC:?I Djni Post Office Box 744 Give kids a brake! Children aren't always • OPEN MON thru SUN 11AM to 11PM PKtn Amooy UNICEF this Halloween. 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Q70SS T •Y PAGE 6 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1983 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1983 PAGE 7 Community Both local squads Miss Baskerville Clark Celtics I Indians scalp Merck cites Calendar seen on top again aids sorority drive Crusader kickers Mr. Bembridge The Delta Zeta Chapter The Delta Sigma Theta swamp South River Named to fill the new EDITOR'S NOTE: In order for us to adequately prepare • RIDCl at DAtTOM - 1:30 of Delta ;jSigma Theta members at Kean also con- position of vice president of UNION COUNTY Bob's Lunch shut out by Emily Tucker, Allison By Ray goal 33-11. Robert Condit the Community Calendar, all events for the following p.m. •• Ridge, one of the Sorority fnc. a service ducted a canned food drive The Clark Celtics Soccer international operations for HIGH SCHOOL SCHOOL MENUS Clark Florist 2-0 on goals Glenon and. Tommy Faria. Rahway's boys soccer made several great saves week should be submitted by 5 p.m. on the WEDNESDAY best, should win 20-7. organization of black in the college center and in Team downed the South MSD AGVET. the world- FOOTBALL by Tommy Korona and * * * team scored a 30 win over with nine of them for the before you would like them to appear. • TRUIION at tlllABETH - women at Kcan College of the campus apartment bui- WEEK OF OCT. 31 River Division No. 2 squad wide animal health and SELECTIONS Keith Nunes. Jason Katz Budget Printing downed Clark's Arthur L. Johnson Railway team that now is • • # 1:30 p.m. •• The Trenton New Jersey in Union, ldings and the dormitories. 4-1. agricultural division of Mer- By Ray Hoagland and Phil Silva led the team Well Done 2-1 on goals by Regional High School Cru- 6-1-1 and the fifth seed in RAHWAY team failed to impress us in registered;. ,163 resident The items collected will be South River took an ear- ck and Co., Inc. of Rahway SATURDAY, OCT. 29 RAHWAY JUNIOR AND SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLS effort. Goalie, Danny Tro- Danny Thome and Brett saders at Brennan Field in the Union County Confer- --THURSDAY, OCT. 27 -- Rahway Chapter No. 607 of its loss to Rahway. Eliza- students to vote in the donated to the Salvation ly lead before the momen- was William E. Bembridge. WATCHUNG CONFERENCE laro, and fullbacks, Chris Hirst, and Ryan Duffy led a Rahway on Oct. 14. ence Soccer Tournament the American Assn. of Retired Persons, meeting/buffet beth has the horses, 27-7. Township of Union. Army in Elizabeth and to tum swung over to Clark on He had been the president V v -" -', , . V NATIONAL DIVISION ARTHUR L. JOHNSON REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL Steih and David Cohen, strong defensive squad. For- Coach Mario Kavvczyn- that opened last weekend. luncheon, noon. 1306 Estcibrook Ave.. Rahway. (Reser- • GOV. LIVINGSTON at MID- A Rahway resident. Adri- St. Timothy's Group Home the play of Mike McKeon, of Merck Frosst Canada played strong defense for ward. Keith.Claudio, scored .ski's team opened the scor- Clark is now 1 -6-2. vations are filled.i DUSIX •• 1:30 p.m. - The enne Baskerville, the presi- in Newark. The home is a Duke Chinchar, Brad Ste- Inc., the company's Cana- MONDAY Clark Florist. for Well Done, and Sena ing in the first period when * * * -FRIDAY, OCT. 28 -- St. Mary's R. C. Church. Central Blue Jays have another dent of ihc chapter, which shelter for wayward teen- ele, Robbie Petersen and dian operation, since 1978. Luncheon No. 1: Cheese steak on roll. * * * and April Abenilla turned Steve Wisk passed to Gerry The Kearny Kardinals Avc. Ministry Evening, 8 to 10 o'clock. Connell Hall. • BOSHll at RAHWAY good team and should take includes units at Upsala agers. Brian Gackstatter. Scoring Mr. Bembridge now has Luncheon No. 2: Frankfurter on roll. for the Celtics were Lou Bongiovanni's Heating in a good match. Ryan, who was in front-of Girls Soccer Team had no IV'-'. -MONDAY, OCT. 3J - Chamber of Commerce, 7:30 1:30 p.m. •• In a television, the Highlanders 21-14. College. Scion Hall Univer- Luncheon No. 3: Peanut butter and jelly sand- the net. It was Ryan's 20th trouble with the Johnson responsibility for MSD p.m.. McDonald's, in costume. Rte. No. 1 and Lawrence sity and Mnntclair State The members of the Pedalino, Mike Firoillo and and Air Conditioning re- * * * AGVET operations in Af- channel No. 3 game the • TlNAUr at HILLSIDt •• 1 wich. mained undefeated with a goal of the year. girls, winning 100. It was Kean unit will visit children Steve Wiese with a matched Budget Printing edged w*i <•••<.- St. Retired Men's Club. I p.m., Rahway Senior Citizens Rahway Indians will host p.m. •• The Comets are one College. sii ; . '\j mask for dinner fun (optional). Indians' defense, but the • ISllIN at CARTERBT •• I majoring in elementary day. Oct. 30. the Somerset Hills team 6-3. der assignment to the Mer- Rahway's Grover Cleveland School, left to right, are: First row, Jenique Booker, Jen- Luncheon No. 2: Hot torpedo sandwich. trick effort and Nicky Andelino, Kevin Holt/man The third goal of the deadlock. -WEDNESDAY, NOV. 2 -- Parking Authority. 7:30 Rams have a passing game- p.m. •• No contest. The education. The Cosmos took a 4-1 half- ck Sharp and Dohme Inter- nifer Hansen, Zakeya Ray, Monica Quinn and Pablo Ruiz; second row, fire inspectors. Luncheon Nos. 1 and 2 will contaln^our choice Medvedich with a solo shot. and Malt Cernewski. game was a Luis Mere shot p.m.. Cits Council Chambers. City Hall, One City Hall Rahway, 21; Roselle, 14. Ramblers are not with it time lead as Lorenzo Linar- national Division. Prior to William E. Bembridge Paul Gayer; Ed Blazewicz. and Robert Latherow. of two: Potatoes, vegetable and fruit. Brian Meister played out- Thorne struck for the from about 25 yards away Plaza. • CUAMfORD of JOHNSONthis season, 20-0. ducci scored twice and the establishment of MSD Luncheon No. 3: Cold submarine sandwich with standing in front of the net matched pair fur Budget on an assist from Rick Margaret Phelan -FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, NOV. 4 AND 5 -- "Storybook RKIOHAl •• 1 p.m. •• The • WORTH PLAINTULD at to do was to hand them to a winger, Brian Frese, and AGVET in 1979, he was was (he president of G. I). lettuce and fruit. for Baumel's and Mike Printing backed by the solid Acuna. Fair." Trinity United Methodist Church. E. Milton Ave. Crusaders have been im- NEW PROVIDEHCt •• 1 -.30 p.m. grownup, while a third skit midfielder, John Heller, gets masters responsible for animal Searle in Canada. WEDNESDAY Wiese and Craig Provda defensive play of Brian Clark's goaltender. Rob and Main St.. Nov. 4. 4 lo 9 p.m.. Nov. 5, 10 a.m. to 2 proving and could upset a • • The undefeated Pioneers 'Bert/ 'Ernie' taught children to "stay low scored. Heller added two health as well as human A graduate of McGill Luncheon No. 1: Hot turkey sandwich with each scored one. Juba, Thomas Draghi and en Bothe, had 22 saves as p.m. good Cougars team 14-7. should take another 13-7. n smoke" should they ever more late goals, as the de- A township student, health operations in Can- University with a bachelor gravy. fense, led by Bobbie Fire- * * * Jim Gunsiorowski. the Indians led in shots on -SATURDAY, NOV. 5 -• Retired Railroaders Group AMERICAN DIVISION • PRINCSTON DAY at be in a real fire. Margaret Phelan, recently ada. of science degree in bio- teach fire safety Luncheon No. 2: Italian sausage patty on bun. stone, Mike D'Angelo and The American Legion No. 2. JJ a.m.. Rabway Senior Citizens Center, 1306 • WIHG10H at SCOTCHPINGRY •• 1:30 p.m. •• The The program concluded received her master in arts The vice president joined chemistry, Mr. Bembridge Luncheon No. 3: Spiced ham and cheese sand- Paul Yerovi, shut down tallied another victory with Estcrbr Luncheon No. 2: Peanut butter and jelly sand- Grady's four goals off as- put Sangiuliano Brothers in- Craig Mascot'fi'ad 17 saves Clark and Rahway at Kear- C.O.D. -WEDNESDAY, NOV. 23 •• Parking Auftirtrity, Caucus, and Sunday, Nov. 6, a spok- an 11 a.m. match between with 60,000 miles of blood 756-6254 wich. sists by Nick Lasala, Tom- to a 20 lead until the se- for the Tigers, who are ny. STANDING OF TEAMS esman for the Dept. of In- vessels. •59 Years In Rahway, N.J. 7:30 p.m.. home of Anthony Lordi, 373 Cprnell Ave. Connecticut and New Jer- • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Both luncheons will contain: Potatoes, my Westerlund and Kenny cond half when Scott Juba's 4-4-1. SATURDAY, OCT. 29 WATCHUNG tramural-Recreational sey and will be followed by vegetable and fruit. first career score put life Our Christmas Club -MONDAY, NOV. 28 -• Chamber of Commerce, 7 Midrano plus a solo goal by * * * • football, Cranford at p.m.. Huffman-Koos Auditorium, St. George Avc CONFERENCE Sports of Kean College of three more games between I TUESDAY Joe Dance. Fine defensive back into Ambassador. In The Arthur L. Johnson Clark, 1 p.m., and Roselle Rahway Retired Men's Club. 1 p.m.. Railway Senior NATIONAL DIVISION New Jersey announced. Boston and Richmond at 1 ; Luncheon No. 1: Hamburger, cheese, lettuce, efforts were turned in for the closing seconds Dan Regional High School Cru- at Rahway, 1:30 p.m. Citizens Center. 1306 Esterbrwk Avc. '•'• FOOTBALL The four-team tourna- p.m.. New Jersey and Rich- jomato, pickle on bun, potatoes and fruit. Don's by keeper, Brian Montgomery scored off an saders of Clark won their • Crott-Country, Clark TEAMS W L ment is designed to raise mond at 6 p.m. and Con- , Luncheon No. 2: Cold submarine sandwich with Kozon, The two scores assist by Matt Lucariello first match of the season, a~ is very entertaining. CLARK and Rahway in the Wat- Hillside 4 0 funds for the continuation necticut and Boston at 8 Re-elect (ettuce and-fruit. and the fine support of -TUESDAY, NOV. 1 -• Regional Board of Education came on shots by Marc 4-1 victory over the Plain- chung Conference Cham- Regular Meeting, 8 p.m.,Gov. Livingston Regional High RAHWAY 1 0 of athiletic programs _..for p.m i WEDNESDAY Hayden off passes from Bryan Brazdo to draw the field Cardinals in Plainfield. pionships. School, Berkeley Heights. Roselle I i handicapped individuals in On Nov. 6 the second | Luncheon No. 1: Hot turkey sandwich with Randi Sheps. match. Jan Dressier scored three MONDAY, OCT. 31 •-MONDAY, NOV. 7 -• Township Council, Executive Cranford I 2 the five-to-55-year-old age four-game slate will begin gravy. * * • * * * times for the Crusaders. • Boyi Soccer, Dayton at Meeting, 8 p.m.. Council Chambers, Municipal Building, JOHNSON 0 1 group. with a Connecticut-Rich- the Kean Team ! Luncheon No. 2: Boiled ham and cheese sand- Vince Pisano's three Well Done Roofing re- Dressier, a senior left Clark. Westfield Avc. Public Library, 303 Westfield Avc.. Kearny 0 3 Competing in the tourna- mond match at 11 a.m., wich. goals off assists by Vince corded its first win on goals wing, scored his first goals p.m.. informal get-together, drawing of names of prize • Girls Soccer, Clark at SCHEDULE ment will be last year's tour- followed by another match ! Both luncheons will contain: Potatoes, Corsentino and Ryan Con- by Gianni Cacioppo and of the season after Mike winners of contest for benefit of library. Scotch Plains. SATURDAY, OCT. 29 nament champion the Con- between New Jersey and vegetables and fruit. ley's and Chrissy Fiyut's Keith Claudio and the fine Sosidka scored for the -TUESDAY, NOV. 8 - General Election, 7 a.m. to £ TUESDAY, NOV. 1 Cranford at JOHNSON necticut Spokebenders, as Boston at 1 p.m. | THURSDAY control of midfield were field play by Mark Hiller, Crusaders. p.m. Details, Nov. 3 Clark Patriot. Planning Board, Ex • Girls Joccer, Rahway at REGIONAL, 1 p.m. well as the Richmond Rim Admission prices will be Luncheon No. 1: Macaroni with meat sauce, enough to give Act III a 3-1 Mark Niemiec, Holly Few- Robert Bothe made two ecutive Session. Elementary Board of Education, Regulai Union. Roselle at RAHWAY, Riders, the Boston Team S3 for adults and SI for bread and butter, tossed salad with dressing and upset over Martin's Furni- kes, Anthony Sena, Mike saves. Plainfield is now 0-8. * * * Meeting, 8 p.m.. Administration Building, Schindler Rd • Gymnastics, Westfield at 1:30 p.m. and the New Jersey Blue children, students and those chilled juice. ture, backed up by the goal- Geller, April Abenilla, An- -WEDNESDAY, NOV. 9 •• Board of Adjustment, Ex Clark. Devils. Kean intramural who are disabled. All pro- ' Luncheon No. 2: Chicken salad sandwich, toss- keeping efforts of Act Ill's thony Shandra and keeper, The Kearny Kardinals ecutive Meeting, Conference Room, Municipal Building, director, Steve Cohen, says ceeds will benefit the New ed salad with dressing, fruit and chilled juice. Glen Mason. Fine defensive Steve Gross. Windsor Din- Girls Soccer Team won its Westfield Ave.. 8 p.m. Public Library Boaid of Trustees. "Money makes a man laugh." preseason rankings place Jersey Wheelchair Athletic FRIDAY efforts were turned in by er's lone score came off a fifth game of the season, an -TUESDAY, NOV. 15 •• Regional Board/of Education. John Selden the New Jersey team Assn. Luncheon No. 1: Pizza. Eric Moraes, Gus Kalikas shot by Mikie Kisoulis. 8-0 victory over the Rah- 8 p.m.. Instructional Media Center, Gpy. Livingston Patricia Bentley ' Luncheon No. 2: Egg salad sandwich, and Jason Pressman. Good trys were turned in way girls. Jackie Richard- Regional High School, Berkeley Heights. • gets degree i Both luncheons will contain: Carrot and celery -WEDNESDAY, NOV. 16 •• Clark Taxpayers Coalition, Sticks, fruit and chilled juice. 8 p.m.. Public Library, Westfield Ave. A Rahway woman, Pat- Each of the above luncheons may contain a half -MONDAY, NOV. 21 •• Township Council, Regular ricia Bentley, the daughter pint of whole or skim milk. Meeting, 8 p.m.. Council Chambers. Municipal Building, of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E. Raised letters t Westfield Ave. Bentley of 268 E. Stearns -TUESDAY, NOV. 22 - Planning Board, Regular St., Rahway, received her Business Meeting. Elementary Board of Education, 8 p.m. Ad- bachelor of science degree | County college ministration Building. Schindler Rd. in physical therapy from Cards SHEVICK • RAVICH* • •MONDAY, NOV. 28 -• Board of Adjustment, 8 p.m.. Ithaca College in Ithaca, N ' to honor alumni Council Chambers, Municipal Building, Weslfield Ave., Y., on Thursday, Sept. 1. OSTER • TOBM • OLECKNA & RfflMAN CHINA SALAD BOWL Regular Meeting. Twelve Union Counry Naomi Mirlocca and Vin- A professional corporation College alumni who have cent Fevola. Join now and get a Free Gift Devils blank TAXPAYERS £erved on the college's The alumni association ALL INJURIES & DEATH CLAIMS Taxpayers often have less governing bodies will be also will recognize post- Crusaders honored at an Alumni humously the service of Dr. plus 5.50% interest! representation now than Senator Assemblywoman Assemblyman Recognition Day on Sat- Saul Orkin, the college NO FEES WITHOUT RECOVERY The Westfield Blue during the time of the Don DiFrancesco Mnreon Ogden Bob Franks urday, Oct. 29. president, on both the NO CHARGE FOR INITIAL VISIT Devils Girls Soccer Team Boston Tea Party. j The program will be con- Board of Governors from won its fourth straight ducted in the theatre of the 1974 to 1983 and on the match this season, a 50 Re-elect Senate Minority Leader Campus Center at 3:45 p.m. Board of Trustees in • AUTO & ALL VEHICLE ACCIDENTS decision over the Arthur L. Special Interest Groups The Alumni Recognition 1982-1983. Dr. Orkin, an Black Ink Let our Christmas Club entertain you with great free gifts 24" China Salad Bowl expertly crafled by Royal China Johnson Regional High )ay will be preceded by a alumnus of the college, died fight us with our own White Index • FALLS & UNSAFE PROPERTY that add a special touch lo holiday serving! (or durability and easy salad making. School team in Clark last money! Jack-To-College Day fea- suddenly on Oct. 7. weekend. 500 DON DiFRANCESCO uring alumni and college Miss Dorothy Gasorek, Just open a Statewide Club for S3 or $5 weekly and take Like a combination of gifts? Simply open Clubs for vari- home a free 3-Piece Parly Time Knife Set by Frontier acuity and staff as the president of the associa- • MEDICAL MALPRACTICE ous qualifying denominations and get each one free. Sally Parizeau had two HtlP US MAKE YOUR VOICi HEARDI $ 90 1,000 only $20°° plus tax Re-elect Assemblyman Forge. Start a Club for $10. weekly and a delicious 4-Jar goals for the Blue Devils, only 16 plus tax tfaculty." tion, reported all alumni Set of Imported English Preserves by Nelsons of Aintree Plus, all completed Clubs earn full 5.50% per annum while Charlotte Tweedie, For Information on membership: ! Alumni being honored and the public may attend • UNSAFE PRODUCTS & TOOLS is yours Iree Join our Club for $20 weekly, or even better interest on the average balance at maturity Entertain Wendy Mahr and Sue lor their services on ihe the Alumni Recognition yet. our NEW $25 CLUB and get a free Garden Classics yourself with a Statewide Club today1 Name Other papers and colors available- BOB FRANKS Stokes also hit the net. Come in and see our samples... toard of Trustees and Day program and the recep- • WORKERS COMPENSATION Linda Mike had the Address Joard of Governors of the tion that will follow. l nttor qooa at .ill ollicos whila supply lasts Gifts illustrated fl/w based upon availability shutout with four saves, Re-elect Assemblywoman i ollege are: Superior Court • SOCIAL SECURITY li Qmct items shown bocomo unavailable, comparable gifts may be substituted} * -7;\" while the Lady Crusaders' . udge Cuddie E. Davidson. goal keeper, Robin Kolvek, Fast service guaranteed MAUREEN OGDEN . r., Richard H. Chapman, DISABILITY APPEALS had 18 saves. Clark is now Send to: Betty A. Schroeck, Sec. lormer Assemblyman Miss Antonelli *MEMBBt OF NEW JSKEY A RORIDA BAR 1-2-1. Clark Civic & Taxpayers Committee "I am proud to endorse Don DiFrancesco, Bob . ames M. McGowan, Sup- * * * Inc., P.O. Box 744, Clark 07066 £ Franks and MaureenjQgden and encourage you < rior Court Judge Richard gets degree The Johnson girls soccer to join me in voting' fbr them on November 8. i'. Muscatelfo and former ™ ATOM TABLOID . Assistant County Attorney A township resident, team defeated Union 8-6, as Governor Tom Kean £jStatewide Savings . ohn P. Higgins of Clark. Rosemary A. Antonelli, 388-5454 Sue Sharp had four goals in FOR was recently awarded her ^H^^ .- and Loan Association ^^ the game. Kris Kosowicz 219 Central Ave., Rahway, N.J. Also, Dr. Rudolph No- OFFICES IN JERSEY CITY • ELIZABETH • SECAUCUS • CUFFSIDE PARK INFORMATION: bachelor of science degree had three and Elisa Jacob- 388-9541 Please vote REPUBLICAN November 8 ' ello, a dentist; Mrs. Jac- 1743 ST. QEORQES AVENUE PARSIPPANY • LODI • EDISON • RAHWAY • FORDS • GARWOOD in management from Kean FANWOOD • WATCHUNG • BRICKTOWN • 8ARRINGT0N son had one for the win- 574-1200 c ueline Seeland, a school Paid for by the Campaign Fund of Don DiFrancesco, John P. Collins, Treas. I sychologist; Mr. Phillipp College of New Jersey in RAHWAY. NEW JERSEY ners, who are now 2-2-1. •Clip and Mail- Put something aside at Statewide. Hanna, Daniel Bass, Mrs. Union. RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27. 1983 . w .! 0 •E 8 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27,1983 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT Sally Hobson Memorial In a prclinniKiiv Gerard Ryan 1 RAISING INDIAN SPIRITS - The Rahway cheerleaders RAY'S ROUND com Golf Tournament with an the I iiion C'outu . lead the recent pep rally for fall sports at the Rahway 81. The tournament col- burns up once (iirls SOLCC: Crusaders stop High School gymnasium. teammate, Elaine Steel, roll- lected $2,400 for golf sch- meiii (lurk's I'.uini the nets Arthur I.. Johns mjer*'m The Rahway Women's ed a 513 series on games of olarships at Rutgers. hurch Bowling League al 182, 164 and 167. Julie Suzanne Martin won the gioiuil High Scli.'• By Ray float-land the Clark Lanes has a three- Crans of Zion Lutheran Zion Lutheran Church sailers Girls SOCK. Ramblers cold Gerard Ryan of the Rail- won over the 1 IIIKI way tie for the top spot. No. 2 hit a 185 game and Women's Tournament in way High School Indians School Comets (in I By Ray Hoafjland chdown pass plays of 27 After the action of Oct. 10 Carol Roc of Osceola hit 1982 and 1983. She is a - s, Boys Soccer Team has scor- Team 5-0 in Clark Clark's Arthur L. John- and 21 yards and Frank Di the Mixed Team, the Lef- 181. member of the Colonia Golf ed 32 goals, including 10 in Kl Is Kosoy, K / son Regional High School Lollo scored from 40 yarcK tovers and Zion Lutheran * * * Club. No. 2 all are 9-6, with Zion a game against 'the Plain lun lirst-quarui Crusaders won their second out. Suzanne Martin, the dau- * * * • •'•.• <•!.'•; PRETZEL PLAY - Rahway's Derrick Bowden, No. 38, field High School Cardinals lead the Cruvi.' game of the season, a 28-15 Di Lollo, who finished Lutheran No. 1 one game ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- Clark's Arthur L. John- and Ed Mack, No 63, try to bring down a Cranford run-1 Boys Soccer Team. had 23 shois OP victory over the Carteret with 192 yards rushing, had back at 8-7. ward Martin, is a soph- son Regional High School • ner during the Oct. 22 game. Rahway won the thriller .ilddci Ramblers in Clark on Sat- run for 42 yards to the In this week's action the omore at Rutgers, the State Crusaders Girls Soccer 14-13. LNinl 111 1110 SCC: '"•' r urday afternoon. Oct. 22. Ramblers' 27 on the plu\ Leftovers - took two games University of New Jersey Team was eliminated by ick had six saves for the

nil ;i p;iss In 'in , .• '• " 1 ' • ' Charlie Whitman, a sen- prior to the first touch from the Mixed Team, St. and a member of the Scarlet Pingry Preparatory School winners, while Robin Kov l.\ mi K»M>\\ ic. . v ior quarterback, at five feet, down. Paul's won the odd game Knights Women's Golf 2-1 in a quarterfinal round lek had five saves. ¥'• • / 111rcc ;issisls. C !'n • !' inches and 165 pounds from Zion Lutheran No. 2, Team that is coached by of the Union County Girls * # * iiIKI Sue Sharp u passed for two touchdowns Whitman's 14-yard ton Osceola was a 2-1 winner Jan Unger, in her 17th year. Soccer Tournament. The Johnson Regional DI her uo;il scorer^ to Edward Pedicine and ran chdown run in the second over the Trinity Methodist On April 23 the Rahway Cathy Lukas scored both Boys Soccer Team lost to Kill' Kulwk and .huh 1, '...•• ''• • > 14 yards for another to pace quarter was sandwiched team and Zion Lutheran youngster combined with Pingry goals. Her second the Cranford High School combined on ilu" ->!.; the Crusaders. between Iwo Ramblers' No. 2 was a 2-1 winner over three others at the Rutgers goal, with 10 minutes left in Cougars Boys Soccer Team 'll! The Clark team moved to scores-a four-yard run In the Scatterpins. Invitational to make the the fourth quarter, snapped 3-0 in the boys' quarter-final a 200 lead in the first Anthony Degillo and ,i Arlene Grinnell of the Rutgers Women's Golf a 1-1 tie. She also scored in game. The first real word in th. 22-yard pass from Rich Leftovers rolled a 191 Team record book for the the second period. Lynn The Crusaders had onl> avor;i(]c American dicti>>nai" period when Whitman and r ^ • - - - i - - -« Pedicine combined on tou- Stroka to Anthonv Bcllino. game, Pat Babich of the best score (18) holes, 366. Kosowicz scored for thesix shots on Cranford goal- is mi. It is thi; n.ii*'" U-.; i Mixed Team hit a 192 and Last weekend she won the Lady Crusaders. Sue Nyd- tender. Pal Fav. sponcjy kind of lava

RUNNING FOR DAYLIGHT- Clark halfback, Ed Wood, No. 42, tries to find daylight among the Carteret jerseys in the Oct. 22 game. The Crusaders won 28-1 5. Indians rouse STS has your Snow Tires Rahway spirit at Pre-season Sale Price The rumbling felt about captains. Jim Ladley 2:15 p.m in the vicinity of coaches the cross country Rahway High School on track team with co-captains, Oct. 7 was not another ear- Jack Harris and Jim Jaku- thquake but the Indians bovitz. The girls' varsity drumming up spirit and sup- soccer team has William port for their fall sports Cladek as coach, and co- season. The first pep rally captains, Nancy Vill and and banner competition Patti Wiebush, keeping it was held in the high school on its toes. gymnasium. A special feature was Indians win fame The president of the Stu- introduced-a "breaking" GO, CRUSAQERS, GO - A cheerleader from Clark's Ar- dent Government Assn. contest. As DJ, Frankie thur L. Johnson Regional High School lends spirit lo the and master of ceremonies, Robinson, called to "Let the PLOWING HIS WAY THROUGH - Clark quarterback, Charlie Whitman, No. 1 2, strug- Crusaders so they can win the Oct. 22 game over Fili Kabillio, was introduced Music Play" eight contes- The closing day at the Clark's Arthur L. John- gles to get free from Carteret tacklers in the Oct. 22 game as a teammate helps out. Carteret 28-15. by Bob Brown, the vice tants rolled and gyrated on I with 14-13 thriller principal. As the band the floor as the audience Colonia Country Club saw son Regional High School It's time to think winter driving. Bill Morton, Sam Markwell, Girls Tennis Team scored a By Ray Holland played "Notre Dame" cheered and three judges The drive opened when Joe Friend and Arnold 4-1 win over Roselle Cath- STS and Bridgestone have tires The Rahway Indians under the direction of tallied scores. Ismael Velez Donnell Powell raced 31 Brown with 57 each. olic. to fit your winter driving needs. Like thrilled a home crowd m the Best Wishes Good Luck Ronald Dolce, the Rahway was later announced the yards for a first down on the "Best Pest Wishes Jerry DeFalco, Mel Bur- In singles Helen Hnat of First Annual Hall of f-anic to the Indians Marching Redskins led by winner with Guy Murriell the Bridgestone "All-Season Radial", Indians' 44. Powell carried, Clark stein, Bill Toscano and Joe Clark beat Mary Ziobro 6-0 Game with a I4-I3p\vin Wishes majorette, Janice Wither- and Nathan Moore the run- or the Bridgestone "Snow Radial". and aided by a face mask Clark De Noia had 59. and 60, Bonnie Kartzman over the Cranford Cougars Good Luck idge. paraded across the ner-ups. penalty of 15 yards, gave a Crusaders Dr. Tom Verrastro, The of Clark won over Lisa So make your choice Bridgestone at STS at the city's Veteran's Mem- For Ihe floor. The boys' varsity soccer the Rahway team a first This Year Rev. Henry Ferrazolli and Wagner 6-0 and 6-1 and orial Field ori Saturday, af- Crusaders in the The front squads fol- team was presented by cap- clown on the Cougars' '83 Season 3 Richard Farrell and Al An- Deborah Schoenmann of ternoon. Oct. 22. Catering Pick-It lowed with a demonstra- tains, Gerard Ryan; Kevin 31 yard marker. 1983 Season toine, Dudley Loveland, Clark defeated Jennifer Rahway tion: The drill team with Sherwood, and Sean Wood- Derrick Bowden made a BELL DRUGS Marshall Bergson and Joe Scaturo 6-0 ami 6-0. W03PSuper Filler Steel-Belted "Snow Radial" for most The Cougars jumped Off ROBBIE'S GREAT FOR Karen Maleckar and Kathy row. Their'coach is Mario 401V Super Filler Steel-Belted "All-Season Radial " for first down on the Cougars' Indians" Larry's Open Everyday Romagnano had 60. In doubles Lisa Asal and domestic and Imported cars. in front when they marched CLARK CAMERA KNEELING... SITTING... Witheridge as co-captains; Kawczynski. domestic cars. 20-yard line. of the Vear Closest to the pin were: Jayne Heinze of Clark beat 56 yards in nine plays send- 1473 Raritan Rd. COLD BLEACHERS... tlie color guard with flags The co-captains of the Size Price Size Price Size Price Size Powell, on a pitchout to On the second hole, Sam Joyce Sauer and Diane Koc- Price ing Vic Cooper from the 382-7666 BINGO and rifles with Kim Baker football team, John Coul- the left, raced to the 15-yard Clark Grasson, six feet; on thezur 60 and Sharon Ma- 155/80R12 LW $39.95 195/75R14 four-yard line at seven min- AXIA 381-2000 1085-A Raritan Rd. 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The made by many school 185/80R13 LW 50.95 235/75R15 LW 75.95 Go Indians! football player, is having a Donkey Basketball Game. sideline 65 yards for the Rahway opened the se- clieerers were led by their groups. 185/75R14 LW 54.95 fine season for the Trenton The teachers will play the touchdown. cond half without Tyrone co-captains, Jill Dicker! of The banners made by the Super Filler Steel-Belted Snow Radial M TRIPPING HIM UP - Rahway's Donnell Powell, No. 24, State College Lions, who students in basketball riding LW-LmoWhilowoM OWL-Oulhno White lutlcr, f'Hr.$l 41 t(iS.' )iH f ; McQueen and Tim Coyle, All the Way Winfield Park, and Moni- cheerleaders took first for domestic and Imported sporty and Mckles Cranford's Pete Brown, No. 42, during the Egan's won five of their first six on top of donkeys. When Hli Kahillio's place who were injured during que Spiccr. Their coach is place. "The Allej;arooter" performance cars. O<;> 22 Hall of Fame game. Rahway won 14-13. games. The former Crusa- Some of the stars of the kick was good the game was the first half. Mrs. Jacqueline Torcicollo. staffs banner and the drill In 83 der, who has a 3.0 average, evening will be football tied at 7-7. The touchdown The second half was all Deli The emcee introduced team's banner tied for se- BRIDGESTONE has a total of five tackles coach, Mike Punko; volley- 700P 708P came at one minute and 54 defense. The Rahway line the coaches of the various cond place and the Student Super FillerSteel-BeIKo • Catering thus far. ball coach, Bill Roesch; girls Pries Slza Pries seconds into the period. played an outstanding fall sports, who in turn Government Assn.'s banner Size Radial (or domestic m . The Lions will 'host the basketball coach, Ken May; 207V The Cougars went on top game. 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The defense held the 185/70R14 BLK 62.95 IB'i /OH 15 HLK 63 | extra point was low. and the the entire second half. ASSOCIATE REALTOR :•;"'> :'ornf,' nwi Smith of Rahway, became kicking star, Eli Kabillio, Cougars were on top 13-7. On offense Cranford had 815 PRATT ST., RAHWAY By Ray HoaRland man. The score put the BLK-Blackwnll RWL •RaisiidWhili't I'licf, I'lu-.SI 70 loS^ ;'.;' i I INDIANS Two pairs of sisters, Lynn Lions on top 4-2. the first Scarlet Knight with Roesch as the advisor. at seven minutes and nine 15 first downs to eight for COMMUNITY rusher to go over 100 yards, Tickets may be purchas- seconds into the period. Rahway; Bowden carried Go Indians and Kris Kosowicz, and Dan Brennan opened the picking up 103 on 17 tries ed at the door for $3. CAR SERVICE VALUES Rahway then marched 18 times and gained 80 CAMIRA Lori and Donna Sherman, scoring for the Roselle in '83 against Colgate. * * * 69 yards in nine plays to tie yards, Powell carried seven led Clark's Arthur L. John- Catholic boys after taking a CINTEQ Averaging 5.4 yards a John Bukowicz, a former Super Filler Steel-Bo'! up the game at 13-13, with times for 92 yards and Coul- Off Broadway Cafe son Regional High School cross from Guzman in the Front End Alignment crack for the season, the Arthur L. Johnson Region- Radial for domestic al two minutes and 47 seconds son carried three times for 24 Hour Girls Soccer Team to itssecond period. Carmine 1578 Irving Street former Rahway player leads al High School of Clark Imported small and compact cars. left in the second period. 18 yards. film sixth win of the season a 6-0 Marretta scored seconds decision over Roselle Cath- later when he booted a ball the Scarlet Knights with football star, a junior wide All American cars. Chevelles set loo only. Compacts Kabillio's kick was good The Indians will host the 388-3521 wilh front-whool drive andor MacPherson suspen- thvloping olic. by Dave Ryan that bounc- 320 yards on 59 carries, in- receiver at William Pater and the Indians led 14-13. strong Roselle Rams at 1:30 (across from Rohway Theater; sions, set all adjustable angles. I/:, !H;Mi.i I.W SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5 cluding long gainers of 42 son College in Wayne has ' "•*, *i In the winning drive the p.m. on Saturday after- The Finest Color Lynn Kosowicz assisted ed off the goaltender. We'll set caster, camber and toe-in lo manufac- HIS HoHKl LW against Army and 44 aga- had a good season, despite turer's original specifications. No extra charge for l/'illllUM I.W Mike Punko-coached team noon, Oct. 29. in a Wat- •Submarine -Rahway at Kearny, 1:30 p.m., and Johnson Regional at Roselle, 1 .-30 p.m. Film Developing Kris Kosowicz on ihe Lady The Crusaders tied up the inst Connecticut. He reach- the Pioneers' 1-5 mark. cars with factory air or torsion bars. Parts extra. LW had four first downs. cluing Conference game. Sandwiches Crusaders' first goal, and game with two third-period U,'jH';!H5 fil.K 4 REPAIRS AND ed the end zone for the first If needed. •Ice Cream SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12 Lori Sherman assisted Don- goals. Ken Sarnecki scored The five-foot, 10-inch, LW RENTING time this year on a 12-yard 175 pounder, has caught Specialties -Kearny at Johnson Regional, 1 p.m., and Rahway at Hillside, na Sherman on the third on assists by Billy Duarte FOR LOW PRICES goal. and John Bressler. Then bolt in the Colgate game. two touchdown passes and •Cakes 1 p.m. Out-of-staters ON ALL MAJOR Also scoring for the win- Bressler scored on an assist He was last year's leading is currently tied for sixth for all BRANDS ners were Elisa Jacobson by Sarnecki. Bressler scored rusher as a freshmen with place on the all-time Pater- Lube,Oil,&Filter THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24 Occasions and Sue Sharp on indirect in the last period on an466 yards on 130 carries. son pass reception list with 5 seen leading way Johnson Regional at Rahway, 11 a.m. •Pasteries can 381-5888 kicks. assist from Sean McCaha, Smith now has 786 career 36. *12' yards on 189 tries with four Bukowicz's pass receiving NEW JERSKY • RAMAPO STATE at STONY 1489 Main St., Rahway The Clarkites outshot but the third tally was too Most domestic and imported cars and light trucks. has been minimized this fall COLLEGE FOOTBALL BROOK - I p.m. - The •Roselle Catholic 26-2. late, coming after goals by touchdowns. Our automotive pros will lubricate your car's SELECTIONS Patriots 21-7. INDIANS Best of Luck Good lock for the Goalie, Robyn Vaughn, Penczak and Ryan had sent * * * because of the uncertain sit- chassis, drain old oil and add up to five quarts of By Ray Hoagland In girls tennis Roselle uation at quarterback for new oil, plus install a new oil filter. SOMERSET TIRE SERVICE • VPSALA at SUSQUEHANNA All the Way in '83 Good Luck had five saves for the Lions, the Lions on top 4-2. Clark's to the Indians '83 Season goaltender had nine saves, defeated Rahway 5-0. the Pioneers, where three •• 1:30 p.m. -- The home Rahway Hardware while Robyn Kolvek picked New Jersey is driving to STS SATURDAY, OCT. 29 icam to take the nod 7-6. in '83 Crusaders! up the shutout. Clark is while his counterpart, Tom In singles Maria Concina players have been starters in • KEAN at GLASSBORO • PRINCETON at PEMN. & Appliance Co. now 6-2-3, while the Lions Murante, turned away eight defeated Lisa Rhozzelle 6-4 the six games. CHESTER DOVER/ROCKAWAV FLEMINGTON FREEHOLD STATE •• 2 p.m. •- A good •1:30 p.m. •- The battle of are still looking for their shots. and 6-4, Judy Sandlin beat * # * EAST BRUNSWICK 1553-61 Main Street After fhe game Buona Roma Rt. 206 Rt.46 Rt. 18 Rt 202-31 Circle Ml 9(No. olC.'i'f.ii- conference game. Maybe the Ivy, Anything could O'Johnnies, Inc. first win in six matches. Clark is now 1-4-2, while Cheryl Grabowski 60 and On Sunday, Oct. 30, the Rahway 879-4000 366-2700 254-5151 782-2500 7B0-35OU the Union County team win happen. Maybe the Tigers come to L Delicatessen - * • * the Lions are 4-3-2. 6-0 and Christine Lee won Central Jersey Roadrunners MADISON win 14-7. on top 24-21. 388-0772 One of Union County's The Roselle Catholic over Lisa Falocco 6-0 and will conduct their annual GREEN BROOK HACKETTSTOWN HAZLET LAWRENCEVIU.E Italian-American Rt.22Eastbound Rt.46 (East of town) Mam Si WIUIAM PATtRSON at at G.E. Largest Hallmark Card & Boys Soccer Team defeated Kean cites 6-0. race at Union County Col- Rt.35(NexttoRickels) Brunswick Pike (Rl I) • TENNESSEE at RUTGERS Food Center 469-5500 852-5000 739-3400 (609)882-855S 377-RU.1 JERSEY CITY STATE - 8 p.m. (Giant Stadium) -• 1:30 p.m. Major Appliances Gift Selections Johnson Regional 4-3 on In doubles Kathy Keefe lege. Rahway's William Sie- Gee's OCEAN ROSELLEPARK The Pioneers should win --No contest they tell me, Check our prices for the winners' home site. Dawn Brown and Michele Glassman beat ben will be one of the en- N. PLAINFIELD PRINCETON •Imported & Domestic Rt. 22& Mountain Ave. Rt.35(No.ofA.P. Circle) Route 206 WestlioldS Locus! Ave 30-7. but I think the Scarlet The hard-fought contest A Rahway woman, Heleemah Muhaymin and tries over the flat but all your appliance 170 WESTFIELD AVE Groceries 561-3100 774-1800 (609)921-8200 241-4800 >•?? :>o?.v was won when Jerry Penc- Dawn Patricia Brown, re- Ann Kalkiewicz 6-2 andtwisting roads (hat sur- Knights will be in the game needs: CLARK •Fresh Homemade 6-1, and Janice Kluren and round Nomahegan Park, UNION WASHINGTON WESTORANGi: MONTCLAIR STATE at until last in the fourth Mozzorella zak scored the deciding cently received her bachelor WESTFIELD .Will not be undersold 1588 Irving Sf. Stacy Somerville defeated across the street from the Rt. 22 & Springfield Rd. Rt.31 South Ave. E ProspcclAve (C.'ildoi • TRENTON STATE - 1:30 p.m. period. They have the •Catering for all Occasions goal. He scored on a fourth- of science degree in physical THAT'S THE SPIRIT - A Rahway High School .Never a charge for 688-5620 689-0300 232-1300 731 • 1 f)00 -The title is at stake. We depth. Tennessee 21-17. (near the Y.M.C.A.) 574-05101 period headshot after a cor- therapy from Kean College Janet Langton and Marga college campus in Cranford. • • floader. Donna Savard, helps her team pull out a delivery orrfjfnoval of" 443 Lake Av*., Colonia Snipes 6-0 and 6-0. ike, in a real thriller, the Our record as of this date ner kick from John Guz- of New Jersey in Union. The race will start at noon. 1-113 win over Cranford on Oct. 22. old appliance Rahway, N.J. -ions 1413. is 34-20. 574-3400 PAGE 10 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1983 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1983 PA< Ml 11 St. Mary's sets Rinaldo: Workers ( Religious News p Evening OBITUARIES need Trade Act aid FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF RAHWAY TRINITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF St. Mary's R. C.i Church fessor at Darlington The sky-rocketing United With 10 million Amer- them for new occupations Morning Worship at 10:30 o'clock on Sunday, Oct. RAHWAY in Rahway will celebrate its Seminary. States trade deficit strikes icans still out of work and and helps them relocate to m W^- 30, will be conducted by The Rev. Robert C. Powley, the The 11 a.m. Family Worship Service and Message second Ministry; Evening of The Rev. Asokiewicz was Mrs. Martin, 84, Mrs. Reilly, 82 many Americans as a prob- more imports flooding the areas where they can find a THROWING I pastor. Child Care is provided during the Worship House lem the international mone- country, the extension of job. The cost of extending will be conducted on Sunday, Oct. 30, by The Rev. the season on Friday, Oct. formerly involved with Mrs. Willena Reilly, 82, each Sunday for infants and children to those in second tary exchanges can quietly the act is imperative. Mil- the program another two Donald B. Jones, the pastor. Music will be provided by 28, from 8 to 10 o'clock in parish ministry. ex-Rose lie aide of Elizabeth, died Tuesday, i'l:'- grade. The Youth Choir, for those aged six to 16, will resolve at some future time. lions of displaced workers years is estimated by its sup- the Senior Choir under the direction of Mrs. Judy Connell Hall. All who minister to the Oct. II, at St. Elizabeth meet for Rehearsal, before Classes, at 9 a.m. with the But for Americans who are must be re-trained and re- porters at less than SI00 Alvarez. The Church School for all ages and the Adult Bi- The guest speaker on this parish in any way may at- Mrs. Margaret Carpenter Hospital in Elizabeth after a ^••,V choir director, Miss Jodi Acker. The Church Learning She had been a secretary losing their jobs to foreign located to new jobs in order million annually, but the ble Class will convene at 9:30 a.m., followed by Coffee occasion will by The Rev. tend this enrichment night. Martin, 84, of Rahway, brief illness. Hour at 9:15 a.m. will provide classes for those in to the borough clerk of workers in the steel, auto- to maintain the economic Dept. of Labor puts the and Fellowship Time at 10:30 a.m. in Asbury Hall. The Richard Asokiewicz, a pro- died Thursday, Oct. 13, at Mrs. Reilly was born in kindergarten to adult study. Roselle for many years. mobile, television and com- recovery through 1984 and figure al SI27 million in Senior High Youth will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the church. Rahway Hospital after a Rahway and had lived most puter industries, it is serious 1985. The alternative is to 1984 and SI28 million in Tables will be available in the Lobby near the coffee Meetings during the week: Today, Fair Workshop, brief illness. of her life in Elizabeth. table to receive canned goods and staples for "FISH" of Mrs. Martin had also business. The trade deficit raise tariff barriers on im- 1985, he added. w*:.. Church, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Senior Choir Rehearsal, 7:30 She was born in Eliza- She had retired in 1931 been a member of the First means we are losing more ports that very likely would Rahway. The food collection will be held for the entire p.m.; Monday, Nov. I, United Methodist Women, to beth and had lived for many from the Bell Telephone One of the now features Linden church Presbyterian Church of Ro- ground and they must find trigger a worldwide chain month of October. Children's Specialized Hospital, leave 9 a.m.. Evening Cir- years in Roselle before she Co. in Newark after four of the law should encourage selle. jobs in other occupations, reaction that could have a Meetings during the week: Today, Bell Ringers cle Meeting, 7:30 p.m. had moved to Rahway six years as an operator. employe stock ownership of Her husband, I. Strevell according to Rep. Matthew disastrous effect, the leg- Meeting, Music Room, 6:30 p.m., Webelos, Squier Hall The church is located at the corner of E. Milton Ave. years ago. She had been a volunteer linns lo prevent them from honors Settle Martin, died in 1963. J. Rinaldo, whose district islator added. Gymnasium, 7 p.m., Westminster Choir Rehearsal, and Main Si. for St. Elizabeth Hospital closing down. According to includes Clark. Music Room, 8 p.m.; Saturday, Oct. 29, Alcoholics The Reformed Church of Bertie Hammer received for many years. Other efforts to protect the Commerce Dept. survey Anonymous Group, Squier Hall Gymnasium and Youth ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF RAHWAY Linden honored its mem- special recognition for her Her husband, John Reil- While the true figures on American jobs from foreign of 229 companies under the Room, 7:30 p.m.; Tuesday, Nov. 1, Women's Assn. The congregation will observe Sunday, Oct. 30, as bers on Oct. 23 at the 9:30 service to the church. The Mrs. Tucker, 66, ly, Sr,, died in 1983. He was the loss of industrial jobs to manufacturers dumping Employe Stock Ownership Workshop, Church Library, 10 a.m., Rahway Troop No. the 23nd Sunday after Pentecost. There will be a Celebra- a.m. service at the Annual Church School staff for the former owner of Moo foreign competition may their products on the U. S. Plan, productivity and pro- 47 of the Boy Scouts, Seoul Room, 7:30 p.m., Diaconate tion of the Holy Eucharist at 7:30 a.m. An Informal Cof- Service of Recognition. 1983-1984 was also hon- AND THE WINNERS ARE - In Clark's Carl H. Kumpf School Student Council elections, Reilly's Bar. never be known, especially market have not been too fits have increased faster Meeting, Church Library, 8 p.m.; Wednesday, Nov. 2, dealer in antiques / A COMPREHENSIVE LOOK fee Hour will take place between 8:15 a.m. and 9:15 a.m. Plaques were presented ored. Brunch was served in left to right, are: Front row, president, Jon-Henry Barr, and sixth-grade vice president, Surviving are a son, John since United States invest- successful. It takes too than in comparable com- Confirmation-Commissioning Class, Church Library, 5 ments overseas add a hid- The Parish Family Choral Eucharist will be celebrated at for 55 years of membership Stryker Hall following the Paul Candon; back row, eighth-grade vice president, Laura Cogan; secretary, Denise Mrs. Constance Bridges of the Rahway Branch of Jr. of Elizabeth; three sis much time to investigate p.m.. Boy Scout Committee Meeting, 7:30 p.m. den dimension to the job AT W&STE DISPOSAL 9:30 a.m. with The Rev. Joseph H. Gauvin, the rector, as to Ida Van Eerde, Ruth service. Favor; seventh-grade vice president, Stacey Stewart, and treasurer, Lori Christian. Tucker, 66, of Rahway, the National Council of ters, Mrs. Helen Malcolm these cases. To keep these firms in losses, figures supplied by The "Old First" Church is located at the corner of the Celebrant and homilist. At this time the pupils and Martin and Fred Eichhorn. died Wednesday, Oct. 12, at Negro Women. Mrs. Evelyn Lapsley and Just recently, the Su- business and save the jobs the U. S. Dept. of Labor W. Grand Ave. and Church St. teachers of (he Junior Church School will attend the Twenty-five year mem- Rahway Hospital after a Surviving are three dau- Mrs. Ruth Brooksbank, al preme Court upheld a $75 that otherwise might be show an alarming loss of Liturgy of the Word before going to their classrooms. The bers who were recognized at long illness. ghters, Mrs. Constance Dal- of Rahway and four grand million fine by the U. S. lost, the act extension pro- employment in heavy in- UNION COUNTY BAPTIST CHVRCH OF CLARK pupils of the Senior Church School will meet for religious the service were Richard Mrs. Tucker was born in mau and Miss Joyce Lor- children. Dept. of Commerce against vides loans to companies dustries. The Main Worship Service on Sunday, Oct. 30, will instruction between 8:30 and 9:15 a.m. The combined Bettle of Rahway, Jane and Louisburg, N. C, and had raine Tucker, both of Japanese television man- that institute employe stock be at 11 a.m. and the Evening Worship Service will begin Girls' and Senior Choirs, under the direction of Henry H. Ronald Meyer, Irene Um- lived in Rahway for 3) Rahway, and Miss Con- Since 1975, almost ufacturers found guilty of ownership plans. They can at 7 o'clock. Sunday School will begin at 9:45 a.m. for de Wys, the organist and director of music, will provide bel, and Florence Burnett, years. stance Lillian Bridges of Mrs. Marconi 1,429,417 American work- dumping millions of color deduct from federal taxes children and youth and at 10 a.m. for adults. Dr. Frank ihe Liturgical hymns and anthems. John Burnett, Sr., Margaret ers lost jobs because of for- television sets on the U. S. up to 25% of the payroll An antique dealer, Mrs. Buffalo and a brother, Mrs. Mary Ferrara Mar- Papandrea, the pastor, will (each "The Wisdom of God: Kornas and Agnes Thomp- eign imports, and another market at prices below what costs for employes pur- Meetings during the week: Saturday, Nov. 5, Annual Tucker had been a member James Bridges of Newark. coni, 78, of Linden, died How to Apply it to Practical Christian Living" to the son. 1.1 million who claimed they charge Japanese con- chasing slock in the com- Fall Fair. Parish House, 80 Elm Ave., dinner will be serv- Thursday, Oct. 13, at Muh- Adult Class. The Children's Church will begin at 11 a.m. ed at 5 and 6:30 p.m., fair to run from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. they were hurt by imports sumers. While the practice pany, the Republican no- There will be a film shown at the Sunday Evening Ser- lenberg Hospital in Plain- failed to qualify for special went on from 1972 to 1979 ted. The Church is located at the corner of Elm Ave. and field after a brief illness. vice. Irving St. Beth O'r women Charles Major, 63, payments under the Trade Japanese manufacturers Meanwhile, those work- Meetings during the week: Tuesday, Nov. I, Ladies She was born in Italy and Adjustment Act, Rep. Rin- captured 80% of the U. S. ers displayed by foreign im- Fisher's Club and Fellowship, 10 a.m.; Wednesday, Nov. V to present had been brought to this aldo added. market and effectively end- ports need assistance from 2, Mid-Week Wednesday Evening Prayer Service, 7 OSCEOLA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF CLARK 27 years in city country and Butler, Pa. 76 New Jersey ranks ninth ed the production of dom- the act to be re-trained for o'clock. The church will celebrate its 40th anniversary tomor- author years ago. She had lived in in the nation in the number estically-produced color new jobs in new industries. Transportation is available to and from the Church row with a dinner and program in the Fellowship Charles E. Major. 63, of jor; four sons, Charles of Elizabeth for 30 years of industrial workers dis- television sets in the United Every 1% reduction in un- by telephoning the office at 574-1479. Nursery care is Memorial Hall at 6 o'clock. Many former pastors and the The Sisterhood of Tem- Malone, N. Y., formerly of Ossining, N. Y., James of before she had moved to placed by imports, based on States. It has cost thousands employment actually saves provided at all the services and church functions. charter members of the church will be present. ple Beth O'r at 111 Valley Rahway, died Thursday, Thousand Oaks, Calif., Linden 25 years ago. the labor department fig- of jobs of American work- U. S. taxpayers more than The Rev. James A. DiQuattro, the pastor, will Mrs. Marconi had been a The Church is located at 4 Valley Rd*., at the Rd., Clark, will hold a Book PRESENTING THE SLATE - The campaign managers Oct. 13, at Rahway Hos- Jesse of Littleton, Colo., ures on payments under the ers, the lawmaker declared. S25 billion in terms of lower LUNO ASSOCIATION OF NEW JER8E preach on Sunday, Oct. 30, at the 10 a.m. Service of Wor- and Author Dessert on back row, Nicole Barr, Michael D'Angelo, Christin communicant of St. An Parkway Circle at Exit No. 135 of the Garden State who presented their candidates to Clark's Carl H. Meister, Lisa Palmquist, Jennifer Tobia, Donna pital after a long illness. and Lester of Lakewood; act. Since 1975 some The Trade Adjustment welfare and unemployment ship. A Fellowship Hour will follow the Service in the Wednesday, Nov. 2, at 8:15 thony's R. C. Church in Parkway. Kumpf School student body, left to right, are: Front Soricello, Paul Petrella and James Carovillano, the Born in Tamaqua, Pa., he two daughters, Mrs. Ruth 46,605 New Jersey workers Assistance Act not only benefits and higher tax Fellowship Memorial Hall downstairs. Rehearsal for the p.m. Elizabeth. "Although the linij: i row, Chad Goldfarb, Doug Chinchar, Kelly Richter, faculty advisor. had moved to Rahway in Heinze and Mrs. Carla have collected the amount provides financial help to revenues. Il is a program FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF RAHWAY Children's Choir will take place at 11 a.m., immediately The guest speaker will be Danielle Limone, Laura Corsentino and Brian Carolan; 1955 and had lived in the ci- Burke, both of New Egypt; Her husband, Nazareno, of SI 26,544,395 to compen- Americans put out of work ihai is worth the money, he Lung group offers ciation's main iiik'n-s. 'us "The Catholic Protestant" will be the topic of The following the Worship Service in the Sanctuary. Sunday David A. Kaufelt, the aut- ty before he had moved Totwo brothers, Bob of Tama- died in 1966. sate for the loss of their jobs by imports, but it retrains concluded. been to ensure u lu-i <.•! Rev. William L. Frederickson, the pastor's sermon on School classes for all ages are provided each Sunday at 9 hor of "The Wine and The Malone in 1982. qua and Bill of Parksbury, Surviving are four sons, and for re-training under methods utilized in :.:ii Reformation Sunday, Oct. 30. The time of the Worship o'clock. Music," "The Bradley Mr. Major had retired in Pa.; four sisters, Mrs. Bea- Patsy and Reynold, both of the act. Leading the list na- advice on waste with our wastes pniiri ii Service will be at 9:45 a.m. Reformation Sunday this year Meetings during the week: Today, Sea Scouts, Beach Rumba" and "Silver 1982 after 28 years as a trice Miller of Philadelphia, Linden, Angelo of Clark tionally are the steel and quality and iheicinn v will be the 500th anniversary of the birth of the reformer, Fellowship Hall, 7:30 p.m., Chancel Choir Rehearsal, 8 Rose." repairman for the General Mrs. Betty Lindermuth of and Anthony of New Jer- automobile producing County college The American Lung trade-offs, and there are spiratory health. ;>• .•;. Martin Luther, in 1483. The reform movements of p.m.. Alcoholics Anonymous Anniversary, Church, 9 Mr. Kaufelt will discuss Motors Corp. in Linden. Reading, Pa., Mrs. Mildred sey; two daughters, Mrs states, such as Michigan, Assn. of New Jersey's new alternatives which elected en vironmentall\ .>••..;. <• Scotland, Germany, Switzerland and England will pro- p.m.; tomorrow. Alcoholics Anonymous, Church, 1 p.m.; "Silver Rose." He was an Army veteran Miller of Hometown, Pa., Louise Carnevale of Cran California and Ohio, accor- booklet, "Throwing It officials and residents organization, ii is ah" > • 'ii vide experiences for the Service of Worship and its Saturday, Oct. 29, Father and Son Breakfast, Osceola, Tickets are $5 each with of World War II. and Mrs. Thelma Butt of ford and Mrs. Elsie DiBia ding to the representative. to hold Health Fest Away in New Jersey--A should study before making cerned about the elio -m Liturgy. The Rev. Mr. Frederickson will be assisted by Robert Miserentino from Hampton, Va., a former a $2 donor credit. For ticket Surviving are his widow, Winston-Salcm, N. C. and gio of Clark; a sister, Mrs Comprehensive Look at decisions for their com- our land, water ami vl member of the church, to speak and show slides of U. S. Florence DeCecchis of A Health Fest will be con- resources," said \\w .m. •:. Paul Rizzuto, the youth minister, from the Drew information please tele- Mrs. Margery Coltman Ma- nins grandchildren. It Quiis-Siop Smoking," Waste Disposal" is being munities. ; Theological School. At 11 a.m., those in the Adult School space program, 8 a.m.; Monday, Oct. 31, Nominating phone the temple' office at Linden; 13 grandchildren Mrs. Keene, 77 ducted at Union County "Time Out: Strategies for distributed this week to According the the aut- "We hope Ihe reaoYi-.< •!.•.• Committee, 7:30 p.m.; Tuesday, Nov. 1, Board of Session, 381-8403. Refreshments and four great-grandchil College in'i-Cranford on Dealing 'with Sircss" and book will gain'a LMINIM, ; . •: classes will view the film, "Where Luther Walked." The Mrs. Adelaide Heffren nearly 2,000 municipal, col- hor, Barbara Eisler, the 7:30 p.m. will be served. dren. Wednesday, Nov. 2, from "Preventative Health." sive view of a cuinjili^ film commemorates the 500th Anniversary of Martin Kcene, 77, of Union, died lege and school libraries, booklet was needed for two The Osceola Weekday Nursery School will continue Mrs. Kummer, 77, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., it was an- Blood tests will be ad- blem and reali/o IIK-' Luther's birth in Germany. Children's classes will be held Friday, Oct. 14, at the legislators, environmental, reasons. to meet from Monday to Friday from 9 to 11 a.m. and nounced today by Gloria ministered by students in no easy solutions i" i; i. at their regularly-scheduled times. The Baptist Youth Memorial General Hospital business and community First, various companies from 1 to 3 p.m. under the direction of Mrs. Thomas Mr. Ferraro, 68 Rufolo of Clark, the as- the Co-operative Program difficult and in (••.•. • Fellowship, under Mr. Rizzuto's leadership, will meet survived by 45 in Union after a brief illness. groups and to individuals and local government agen- Walsh. sistant director of health in Professional Nursing, a upon request. cies are presently proposing choices." from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Nicholas Ferraro, 68, of Mrs. Keene was born in Trinity class Mrs. Jennie DiNetta services at the college and joint program conducted by to dispose of a whole host of " SlttglCTOPICS n) l!;r < " i. Meetings during the week: Today, Choir Rehearsal, The Church is located at 1689 Raritan Rd. Surviving are four sons. Spring Lake Heights, died Elizabeth and had moved to Prepared with the aid and Kummer, 77, of Rahway, the coordinator nf the the college and"the Schools materials, which are now lei arc available ilnnii. 'h/ Choir Room. 7:15 p.m.; Saturday, Oct. 29, Halloween Carmen of Miami, Domin- Thursday, Oct. 13, at the Union 40 years ago. support of the New Jersey seeks mates died Tuesday. Oct. 18,-at event. of Nursing of Elizabeth disposed of on the land and association al .M41 I-' :> Party, beginning, 6:30 p.m.; Wednesday, Nov. 2, Bible FIRST UNITED METHODIST ClWcH OF DEMOCRACY IN ACTION AT KUMPF SCHOOL - The grade vice president. Paul Candon;-treasurer, Lori ick of Unionr Joseph of Green Grove Convalescent She had been the payroll Dept. of Environmental the Alexian Brothers The health program, General Medical Center in in the water, without a full No. 22. W.. Uiii..;i \ 1 Study Fellowship, home of a member, 8 p.m. RAHWAY The class of 1963 of Holy students at the CariJ-L Kumpf School in Clark met their' Christian,"and secretary, Denise Favor. The candidates Middlesex and Vincent of Center in Neptune after a supervisor at the Thomas Protection, the purpose of Hospital in Elizabeth after a which will be held in the Elizabeth and Muhlcnberg understanding of the health 07083. or hy iL-krl-••• •• The church is located on the corner at 177 Elm and The Worship Service on Sunday, Oct. 30, will be at Trinity High School in candidates for Student Council officers in a special for the Student Council, shown, left to right, are: Front Toms River; four daugh- long illness. and BettsCorp. in Elizabeth the book is to draw atten- brief illness. gymnasium on ihe Cran- Hospital in Plainfield. Test- and environment! implica- 687-9340. Esterbrook Aves. 11 a.m. "A Casual or Causal Gospel?" will be the sermon Westfield, is seeking the assembly organized by faculty advisor, James Caro- row, candidates for president, Daniel Tropeano and ters, Mrs. Helen Evangel- Mr. Ferraro was born in for 43 years until her re- tion to the magnitude and ford campus, will feature ing for lung capacity will be tions. to be given by The Rev. Sara B. Waldron, the pastor. The whereabouts of the follow- villano, on Sept. 29. Through speech presentations the Jon-Henry Barr; eighth-grade vice presidential can- isia of Fords, Mrs. Mary Cranford and had lived in tirement in 1965. complexity of the solid Mrs. Kummer was born the theme, "Wellncss: Com- available from the students ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH OF RAHWAY Church School will be at 9:30 a.m. Mrs. John Argentiere ing class members: Robert candidates and their campaign managers were given didates, Aileen Provda and Laura Cogan, and seventh- Sepse of Rahway, Mrs. Elizabeth for 40 year: She had also been a com- waste problem in our state. Second, the numerous Kean cites in Elizabeth and had moved mon Sense and Wisdom." in the college's Re The Service of Worship will be conducted by The is the Church School superintendent. Classes arc for all Comunale, Mavourneen the opportunity to introduce themselves to the entire grade vice presidential candidates, Stacey Stewart and Eleanor Doty of Union and before he had moved to municant of Holy Spirit R. According to a lung asso- proposals lo burn or pyro- Rev. Thomas J. Donahue, the pastor, on Sunday, Oct. 30, ages. The Adult Bible Class will meet in the Sanctuary of student body, present their qualifications for office and to Rahway in 1959. Mrs. Jean Cala of Kendall Spring Lake Heights 14 The "fest" will feature ex- Therapy Program. ciation spokesman what we lize wastes have provoked a Raymond Juliana Connelly, Robert Morris, Mark Bongiovanni; back row, candidates for sixth-grade C. Church and a member of : at 8 and 11 a.m. The Sunday Church School will begin at the Church at 9:30 a.m. A nursery is provided. Terrance O'Connor and outline their platforms. Voting followed the next day as vice president, Joe Rufolo and Paul Candon; candi- She had been a communi- Park; two brothers, Joseph years ago. hibits, displays, a variety of do with our wastes affects storm of protests in com- A city man. K;i\ 1! its Rosary Society, both of There will be displays i 9:15 a.m. as will the Pastor's Bible Class for Adults. The United Methodist Women will have a Rum- the students used a voting booth to cast their ballots for dates for secretary, Denise Favor and Hilary Altman, cant of St. Mary's R. C. DiNetta of Elizabeth and He had been a ticket screening tests and work- the quality of the air we munities across the state Michael Juliana, n \<- i.:\ Ronald Rapp. Union. prepared by the students in Meetings during the week: Saturday. Oct. 29, ACT mage and Cake Sale at the Church on Saturday, Oct. 29, the candidates of their choice. The election results as and candidates for treasurer, Michelle Stavitski, Lori Church of Rahway. Andrew DiNetta of Toms agent for 15 years for the shops on pertinent health breathe, the water we drink because the residents do not received his master in .; :• Please contact the Re- Her husband, Jewell R. the physical therapy, occu- Halloween Party, 4:30 to 6:30 p.m.; Monday, Oct. 31, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Clothing, knick-knacks, books and announced by Mr. Carovillano were: President, Jon- Christian and James Lapidus, and faculty advisor, She was ihe widow of River; a sister, Mrs. Angie Jersey Central Railroad problems. Representatives and the land we inhabit and adequately understand the degree in adnnnisii.ni. ••> union Committee, 228 Sin- Kecne, died in 1981. pational therapy, dental hy Finance Committee Meeting, 7:30 p.m.; Tuesday, Nov. 1, household goods will be offered. Henry Barr; eighth-grade vice president, Laura Cogan: James Carovillano. Salvatore Zimbardo, who Gobeil in California; 27 before he had retired in from various community the various systems and problems of disposal and supervision from Kean 1 • .1 clair PI., Westfield, N. J. Surviving are three giene and dental-assisting Prayer and Praise, 7:30 p.m.; Wednesday,' Nov. 2, The Church is located at 466 W. Grand Ave. seventh-grade vice president, Stacey Stewart; sixth- died in 1944, and Otto grandchildren and seven 1965. agencies as well as from the methods for waste handling the alternatives open to lege of New JCIM-\ m I •; 07090. sisters, Mrs. Mary Serafine programs. Student nurses Children's Choir Rehearsal, 7 p.m.. Adult Choir Rehear- Kummer, who died in 1970. great-grandchildren. Mr. Ferraro had also college's allied health pro- involve environmental them. ion. of Elizabeth, Mrs. Isabelle from the two Schools of sal. 7:30 p.m. •'•_-'' HOLY COMFORTER EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF been a communicant of St grams will be on hand lo Harper of Rahway and Nursing will present dis- The Church is located at Elm and Esterbrook Aves. RAHWAY Mary's R. C. Church in answer questions concern- SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF Henry Merks, 77, Mrs. Rosalie Marshall of ing individual health. plays on low-salt diets and The congregation will celebrate the 23th Sunday Rahway. Roselle. ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH OF CLARK RAHWAY Workshops will be pre- hypertension. after Pentecost, on Sunday, Oct. 30, with Holy Eucharist: At the Sunday Morning Worship Service, the in- Surviving are his widow The Festival of the Reformation will be observed at sented throughout the day All Health Fesi services Rite 1 at 7:30 a.m.. Choral Holy Eucharist and Church terim pastor. The Rev. Gregory J. Keosaian, will preach hardware firm head Mrs. Sadie Iraggi Ferraro; a DICKERT'S DELI the Worship Service to be conducted on Sunday, Oct. 30, School at 10 a.m. and Holy Eucharist: Rite II at 11:30 on the following topics: will be offered free of 170 Inman Ave. IHE RAHWAY NEWS RECORDS ; on the sermon topic, "Sometimes It's A Toss-Up," at 11 Henry A. Merks, 77, of son, Charles of Rahway Mr. Trippiedi, 74 at 10:30 a.m. The Sunday School and Bible Classes in a.m. Ti ITS idc '/cwmljy JB Lblc- the part-owner of the "Death by Default: Driving charge as a community ser- Colonia o'clock on Sunday, Oct. 30. The Sunday Church .School Rahway, died Friday, Oct. two brothers, Leonard of Is Sold fi Christian Education for all age groups, youth and adults, The Episcopal Young Churchmen will hold a Hallo- Rahway Hardware and Ap- and Drinking," "Lei's Call vice. for beginners tp those in the Senior High Depu as well as 14, at Rahway Hospital in Cranford and Sarifine of Salvatore C. Trippiedi, ! will start at 9:15 a.m. A Congregational Meeting will be ween Party for children in the fifth grade and below on Publisher'* retail price $39.95 pliance Co. for 25 years. the Pastor's Study Class, led by The Rev. Keosaian, will Rahway after a long illness. Spring Lake Heights; two 74, of Avenel, died Tues- ""BEVERLV"S""' ""DUCOFF'S" " PIPE SHOP ' held following the Morning Worship. Sunday, Oct. 30, from I to 3 p.m. Surviving are his widow, day, Oct. 18, at the John F- Library group be held at 9:30 a.m. The Upper Room Bible Class at 9:40 SPECIAL Mr. Merks was born in Mrs. Beite Ridgell Merks; a sisters. Miss Lena Ferraro 1413 Main St. 1457 Irving St. :62 H. Milion Au- Meetings during the week: Today. Bible Study, 8 There is a Celebration of the Eucharist each Wednes- Red Crossers (Ncjf Ihe wiirncf o( (- Milion \\c 1 fAl the UIIIKI <>l I Ciu'm Si i a.m. will be led by Francis E. Nelson. Philadelphia and had mov- of Cranford and Mrs. Ann Kennedy Medical Center in p.m.. Ladies' Guild, 8 p.m.; tomorrow. Young Adults. 8 day at 10 a.m. in the Chapel in the Parish House at 739 daughter. Mrs. Maureen to award Rahway, N.J. Rahway, N.J. \ Ralnvay. N.I Crib Room Care for children of parents attending ed to Rahway 30 years ago. tonette West of Toms River Edison after a brief illness. Mr'- p.m.: Monday, Oct. 31, Confirmation Classes, 6:30 p.m.. Seminary Ave. • Damasiewicz of Rahway to sponsor the Worship Service will be provided at 11 a.m. 00 Until h(s retirement in and three grandchildren. He was born in Elizabeth """TRUPPA'S"""" GEE'S""""' """G"&"B~" EMV Training, 8 p.m.; Tuesday, Nov. 1, Choir Rehear- There will be a Celebration of the Choral Eucharist and two grandchildren. prizes ,\> A Worship Time Program will follow the Children's 1975, Mr. Merks had been and had lived in Avenel for Boston trip 1657 Irving St. 1588 Irving St. 960 St. George Aw sal, 8 p.m.. Pastor's Class, 8 p.m. on Tuesday,, Nov. 1, at 7:30 p.m. in commemoration of 27 years. An informal get-together iNi-jr HK 'I M T \ i 1 \l ill.' MI' . A Mr.ir,' SIM Clark. N.J. 499OIJ/» ' :?£ The Rev. David W. Arnold, at 3881272. The Church is located at Seminary and St. George Catholic hierarchy in Ihe United States N.h.i ance mechanic for the Dri- Rahway Post No. 5 of the Town and Campus Restau- Winfield Park, N.J. ' Obslal-Rov Steohen J Handegon OFM Rahway for 50 years. Gortvay of Seawaren; a sis- of the "Triangles and Rahway. N.J. --,%; The church is located at 2 Denman Ave. A ves. ANOINTING OF THE SICK SSL and Rev Chrtslian P Cetc*o O Carm Print Foils Co. of Rahway American Legion. rant, at 8 a.m., stopping in SPECIAL COLOR FEATURgS INCLUDE STD lmpr,malur- + Pstrii:k Cardinal O Boyle Mrs. Witheridge had ter, Mrs. Ann Huszar of Squares Club." who do- for nine years. Surviving are his widow, i.7' The Rev. Robert P. Helmick is the rector. • Great Uom«r*) *i CV5 T«ii«n*c Encyclopedia and 13 pro'useiy illustrated Rahway. child. The members of the He had also been a com- ; •«•: Today, Morning Services will be held at 7 o'clock. CHURCH OF RAHWAY anlh reproductions in fun color o' wo"O l.imous of Elizabeth and Richard of those on the trip roam Clark Art Assn. will have paintings by the oJd masters >r relig-ous art CLARK PATRIOT is Sold Services during the week: Tomorrow, Late Services, Women's Day will be observed on Sunday, Oct. 30. ST. AGNES CHURCH municant'of St. Thomas the New Belford, N. H.; two Quincy Market and Fanieul an exhibit of their paintings ! DICKERT'S DELI ;# 8:30 p.m., Rabbi Jacob Rubenstein will conduct the Ser- At the 11 a.m. Worship Service The Rev. Alexzinia Apostle Byzantine Rite daughters, Mrs. Diana CLARK IN MEMORY OF Hall. and will act as hostesses to- i 170 Inman Ave. .v('-; vices and preach, Hazzan Solomon Sternberg will chant Brown, the guest preacher, will deliver the sermon. The Church in Rahway. Zukowski of Arizona and At 4 p.m. there will be a gether with the members of J Colonia ',.,'• the Liturgy, Oneg Shabbos will take place after the ser- Afternoon Program will begin at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. Ann AT 3 P.M. RUTH SCHENCK Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Carol McFadzean of guided tour of Boston, "Old the Friends of the Library vices in the Birchwood Room; Saturday, Oct. 29, Morn- Mrs. Anastasia Wolar Springfield; two brothers, Parker is the Women's Day chairwoman. The Sunday AMPLE PARKING AND talraray, N.J. 0*045 and New," including dinner Services of Clark. Home- ! PORKY'S DELI \ BOB'S L^NCH ing Services 9 a.m.; Sunday, Oct. 30, Morning Services, Church School will commence at 9 a.m. Although our beloved Ruth is gone, we strive Prego; a daughter, Mrs. An- Andrew of Roselle Park 170 Westfield Ave. 1074 Rariran R<1 Vlnilal/lWIV MIITM^* I I '<"•'• ~" at an area restaurant. made cake and coffee will i- 1064 Madison Hill Rd. II In \\ l'i 8:30 a.m., first in Cinema Series sponsored by the Adult Meetings during the week: Today, Prayer Meeting, AMBULATORY ENTRANCES to allow our lives to carry on as she would want drea Kobelas of Rahway; and Anthony of Rahway; i>tar Ahrahjm( Urk Svlioili Clark. N.J iNc.l I us to. The ticket price-will in- be served. Clark. N.J. Clarirkk. N.J. Discussion Group, Birchwood Room, film, "The Mean- Church, 8 p.m.; Saturday, Oct. 29, Young People's Divi- IN NEEb-iOF TRANSPORTATION CALL: his" mother, Mrs. Helen two sisters, Mrs. Rose clude transportation, dinner ing of Liberation, 8 p.m.; Monday, Oct. 31, Morning Ser- sion, 11 a.m.; Tuesday, Nov. 1, Celestial Choir Rehearsal, r »«4 „, .1 #,. Dear Ruth, we miss and still love you. Prego of Plymouth; two Rassera of Garwood and ARM- T«W»M •fflc»-M«...Fri. II and tour. Please telephone Harms, officers of the Aux- WAWA FOODS I Larry's Luncheonette ! Winfield Liquor & Deli vices, 7 a.m.; Wednesday, Nov. 2, Weekly Adult Discus- 8 p.m.; Wednesday, Nov. 2, Bible Study, 7:30 p.m., REFRESHMENTS . Phone Beloved family-George, Cheryl brothers, John and Frank Mrs. Marie Nardone of Sylvia Pierre Landy at iliary, staled this trip will be sion Group, Synagogue Library, Rabbi Rubenstein will SERVEDINCAFETORIUMl and two sisters, Mrs. Helen Toms River; 12 grand- Lake Avenue j 1473 Raritan Road 125 Wavecrest Avenue Senior Usher Board, 8 p.m. 381-1574 and Donna-and a host of relatives 353-2500 for details. on a first-come, first-served IC'omer orskylinel ( lead the discussion on 613 Mitzvos, 7:30 p.m. Stale 2, Luis and Mrs. Stella Kivler children and seven great- Clark, N.J. j Winfield Park, N.J. The Church is located at 253 Central Ave. p Mrs. Gepeyieve Di Ven basis, so I hey asked for im- Colonia, N.J. The lernple is located at 1389 Bryant St. The Rev. Rudolph P. Gibbs, Sr., is the pastor. all of Plymouth. grandchildren. uto and >K|f. Christian mediate reservations. PAGE 12 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1983 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT

RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1983 T'AGE 13 National State Ebenezer PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE reports PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC

NOTICE OF CONTRACTS 21% boost NOTICE OF ACTION NOTICE OF ACTION CORPORATION NOTICE BUSINESS ENVELOPES to sponsor BID AUM : ;, •• •' : AWARDED BY RAHWAY BOARD BY RAHWAY BOARD PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given The Municipal Council of the The president and chief OF ADJUSTMENT OF ADJUSTMENT that the following Ordinance was CUSTOM PRINTED .• •••••' ,•..'.',.,, Township of Clark has awarded An addt'iKlurn . executive officer of The Na- duly adopted and approved on final dum No.l. li,|.j I-,.. • Women's Day contracts without competitive bid- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that •• i f.n iii, tional Stale Hank. \V. Em- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that reading at a Regular meeting of (he sp«:ifiaition< f i: . .-::r.n 1 for Top quality 24 Lb. White Wove Envelopes printed ding as professional services pur- the Board of Adjustment of the City the Board of Adjustment ol the City Municipal Council, Township of refuse colWtHjn ,:. Women's Day will be ob- len Roosevelt, reported suant to NJSA 40:11-5 (1) (a). of Rahway at the conclusion of a 1 '. f • ,il fur Heard A. M. E. Church in of Rahway at It's public meeting Clark. New Jersey Monday, even- the City o( R.ihu.:- with your firm name and address in black ink. total deposits as of Sept. 30 These contracts and resolutions public hearing held on Monday served at the Ebenezer Rosclle. held Monday evening. October 17, ing, Oct. 17, 1983. This addendum . ,. ;:- .I,',..,: ,;,. authorizing them are available for evening, October 17, 1983 to con- African Methodist were SI.063.554.000, com- 1983 approved the Site Plan Cover AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND office of tin- U The afternoon service public Inspection In the Office of the sider the application of Robert I. i . ••• • .V! Ing lots I, 3. 4 and 5, block 629. THE AGREEMENT BETWEEN Episcopal Church in Rail- will begin at 2:30 o'clock. pared with SS77.78S.O0O a Township Clerk. and Claire D. Christian of 1048 mlnlstrator. City i i.'. 1 if- Hi: FAST SERVICE - TRY US year earlier, a 2 I % increase. Tax Atlas of the Cily of Rahway. THE BOROUGHS OF GAR- Plaza. Rahw.iy, r.'.-.i. way on Sunday, Oct. 30. The feature will be "a ser- Awarded to: The Aybar Partner- Plerpont Street, Rahway, N.J. for also approved the subdivision of WOOD, KENTLWORTH AND The date ,inil v... ' ' :• . ,':|;t , Total assets rose to that of ship. Rldgcfleld, N.J. the subdivision of lots 2 and 3, lots 1, 3.4, 5. 6. 26. 27. 38.39and The theme for the day will vice of joy and praise for ROSELLE PARK, THE CITY OF bids has not b,^ r. . i No 10 Reg No 10 Reg No. 10 window "Jo 10 window- Services: Architectural for study block 480, Tax Atlas of the City of lie., .mrj n- SI. I 89,583.000 in the first 40. block 629. Tax AtLis of the City ;,... -;;•, \rp^ Black ink Plus 1 color Black ink Plus 1 t olor be "Women Involved in the our time." Rahway and a request for the RAHWAY, THE TOWN OF mains Friday. Nov.••.-, (Jiiiinlitv nine months of 1983 from and plans for renovation of Town of Rdhway and granted the variance Church, Home, and Com- WESTFELD AND THE at 2:00 P.M in '•'•• • ("iuiiii-1 Mrs. Ann Parker and Hall necessary variances In connection to permit the erection of a building TOWNSHIPS OF CLARK, munity." S994.3II.000 in 1982. Awarded to: Ralph E. Jefferson, with the said subdivision, did ap- Chambers at Citv 1 '.:". fitu l|,il Mrs. Hatlie Williams are t (garage) on the Said lots 1,3,4 and 22.00 40.50 23.00 41.50 CRANFORD. SPRINGFIELD. Plaza. Railway. i\Vn. .!. p. > 500 The speaker at the 11 Loans were 5605.226\000 Summit, N.J. prove the said subdivision and did 5, block 629 and to use the said the co-chairwomen. AND WOODBRIDGE, 35.50 58.50 37.50 60.50 Services: Architectural for Han- grant the variances sought. 1,000 compared with the amount building and lots as a contractors IVv .!•:. •••,• a.m. service will be The The Rev. Rudolph P. MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS dicapped Access and renovation of yard. * .I'..; li M M,I,:I,,I: 2,000 62.50 103.50 66.50 107.50 Rev. Alex/enia W. Brown, of S499.850.000 in 1982. OF THE STATE OF NEW Busirii",.. A,!nv.,,-,tr,..:,,r Gibbs, Sr., is the Ebenezer restrooms at Town Hall Robert 1. and-£lalro^J. Christian, 3,000 87.00 140.50 93.00 146.50 Third-quarter net income JERSEY. DATED AUGUST 8. an associate minister of the pastor. Awarded to: Robert E. Rosa "applicants C J.J.R. Construction Co.. 1951. It... 10/27/83 4,000 111.50 177.50 119.50 185.50 was S2.469.000 or 82 per Associates, Woodbridge. N.J. 1048 Plerpont Street applicant Edward R. Padusniak '••• ™* share, compared lo that of Services: Consultant for develop- Rahway, New Jersey 07065 5,000 136.00 214.50 146.50 225.00 719 Beverly Road Township Clerk S2,674,0()0nr89« per share ment study. .;;•;? Rahway. N.J. 07065 TOWNSHIP OF CLARK ; It...10/27/83 Fee: $16.43 It..10/27/83 Fee: $16.43 Band Boosters for the same period in I 982. It.. 10/27/83 Fee: $16.43 PUBLIC Nf) It... 10/27/83 Fee: $17.05 Eor the nine inuiulis end- i PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE : 3 ed Sept. 30 net income was NOTICE-: TO Ali--, •,! ,••• * •.. All prices No 6 'i Keg No 6>A Reg No.6 /4 Win No 6H W:M seek talent plus [,ix Black ink Plus 1 color Black ink Plus 1 color S7.615.000 or S2.54 per PUBLIC NOTICE The Railway Junior High ool and at the Rah\va\ share, against S7.4 K>.000, There will be a public hearing on PUBLIC NOTICE School Hand Boosters have SUPER IN SAFETY - Ken Heinz, Derron Palmer, Sammy Weakland and Chris Ogden CORPORATION NOTICE SUPI-.HK >•<• r-i l.:[{ f (.)[• Library. or S2.47 per share in the Community Development Block PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given 500 21.50 40.00 22.50 41.00 are shown with Frank R. Buglione, Rahway's Franklin School vice principal and safety NIAV .IM-:.Sf-Y sei Thursday. Nov. 10, as For further details please Grants on Monday, November 7 that the following Ordinance was CORPORATION NOTICE comparable period a sear Dorki't ^l, i :>•]•, 1 s;' 1,000 34.50 57.50 36.50 59.50 advisor. Sammy Weakland was selected as the "Patrol of the Month," and the other 1983 at 7:30 p.m. at the Clark CORPORATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given •'*"' ;•,'•• V their deadline for a talent telephone Harold Magee at duly adopted and approved on final ago. PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that the following Ordinance was STATE OF NEW .11 I'-! V. CO Municipal Building, reports Mayor reading at a Regular meeting of the 1 2,000 60.50 101.50 64.50 105.50 search Uu auditions later Rahway Junior High Sch- patrols were chosen to be lieutenants for the 1 983-1984 school year. that the following Ordinance was The Larker Coinp.ir. . '.i: i ('or Bernard G. Yarusavage. Municipal Council, Township of duly adopted and approved on final 3,000 143.50 this mouth in preparation With the acquisition of duly adopted and approved on final porallon; Lewi* Hi.r • 1 84.00 137.50 90.00 ool on Kline PI. at number The purpose of this hearing ts to Clark, New Jersey Monday evening, reading at a Regular meeting of the faces, animal faces and Backyard Astronomers," reading at a Regular meeting of the 4,000 107.50 173.50 115.50 181.50 for their Second Cavalcade 388-8500 or evenings at The Elizabeth Savings Bank Trailside to paint receive public opinion concerning Oct. 17, 1983. Municipal Council. Township of Municipal Council. Township of YOU ARI-: HI.H!i',Y -1 'MM' )N of Talent. others will be demonstrated shown on Sundays at 2 and what local projects and social ser- Clark, New Jersey Monday evening 5,000 131.00 209.50 141.00 219.50 3810657. and The Essex Hank during AN ORDINANCE TO SUPPLE- Clark, New Jersey Monday evening. ED and required lo •••:•. tots' faces and applied for pre-school- 3 p.m. for 75' per person. vices should be funded under this October 17. 1983. Performers under 19 the third quarter, the Na- MENT CHAPTER 25, ARTICLE Oct. 17. 1983. ward Case), f^q , iii'iui .ifJrir.-s-. i-. At the Trailside Nature ers for a SI fee. program. 7, SECTION 25-17.1 OF THE AN ORDINANCE TO SUPPLE years of age' in dance, vocal, tional State Bank presently The planetarium will AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZ- Box [-'. Rout,. l.iO I Kean cites The Mayor strongly urges citizen MENT CHAPTER 4 OF THE and Science Center at Coles "Pinocchio," a film for become a "Haunted House" REVISED GENERAL OR- New Jersey. OSOlt. Is. 219 Central Ave., or instrumental areas, either has 49 offices in I'nion. ING THE MAYOR AND THE REVISED GENERAL OR- Input so as to permit the Township DINANCES OF THE TOWNSHIP an Answer to th, r"... T//£ Ave. and New Providence children, will be presented on Saturday and Sunday. TOWNSHIP CLERK OF THE !•:•! .in: (.1-, Rahway, N.J. as solos or in groups, are Fred Brown, Jr. Middlesex. Moiimouih. to submit those types of proposals OF CLARK DINANCES OF THE TOWNSHIP 07065 Rd.. Mountainside, in the at 1:30 p.m. on Friday, TOWNSHP OF CLARK TO EX Amended), (lied in ,i v.'r. i. A. :;.HI In ATOM TABLOID eligible to compete for cash Mercer. Hunterdon and Es- Oct. 29 and 30, at 1:30, which citizens desire. Edward R. Padusnlak OF CLARK, SO AS TO ADD A Railway man. Ered ECUTE AN AGREEMENT WITH which TheCnl^Com;,,,, Watchung Reservation, a Nov. II. in the Trailside Bernard G. Yarusavage THERETO ARTICLE 4, ENTITIL prizes. sex Counties, including one 2:15, 3 and 3:45 p.m. There Township Clerk THE COUNTY OF UNION TO tiff, and Charles \VI - Brown. Jr., recently receiv- Mayor ED. "REGULATION AND LICEN- 574-1200 1 face-painting class will be auditorium. Admission will will be a Trick-or-Treat TOWNSHIP OF CLARK MODIFY THE INTERLOCAL are Defendants, pi-n.•• • iv ,.| ,i|., Applications for audi- ed his master in arts degree in Ralnvas . It...10/27/83 Fee: $12.09 SING OF COIN OPERATED offered from 11 a.m. to 3 be 75«. Hour with 75' admission. lt.,.10/27/83 Fee: $12.09 Superior Ccuwi nj !N tions are available at in administration super- REACHING FOR THE SKY - Clark tight end, Peter try to intercept a Carteret pass during the Oct. 22 SERVICES AGREEMENT AUTOMATIC AMUSEMENT "Ho who has begun his task p.m. on Monday, Oct. 31, The Trailside Plane- For schedules and infor- Grygiel. No. 85 DATED DECEMBER 15, 1974. DEVICES" within thirty live rl,u:. a Rah\va> Junior. High Sch- vision from Kean College of and lineback, Steve Geissel, No. 61, game. ( Il, i Tl,ui., Edward R. Padusnlak Edward R. Padusnlak day, October 21, l ''i'. . tins half done it." Horace in the Trailside Visitor's tarium show for October is mation, please telephone v. lip ,...•,,( ool and Ralnvav High Sch- New Jersev in Union. It was once believed that if a person dreams of a river, it Township Clerk such date Center. Clown faces, scary "Accomplishments of Township Clerk Trailside at 232-5930. means that something stands between him and his wishes. TOWNSHIP OF CLARK TOWNSHIP OF CLARK II you fall In do •,.-. .lnH lt.,.10/27/83 Fcc: S13.64 t. .10/27/83 Fee: $14.26 Dc'fualt may he irriil'r. •i! ,ri,iui-,t GARAGE SALE HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED you for the relief • J. rn.ni.-!.-.! ::i tin. HELP WANTED SITUATION WANTED SINGLES ONLY BRICK, TILE, CEMENT CLEANING SERVICES Complaint (as Ainen(i,\i; Y".. ..lull CALL rORIH(AOING45M,i|i.sli,:t)r ICOI WE PAY J600 00 PER THOUSAND RECEPTIONISIGeneralollicework. RECRUITERS WANTEDFnr Bubiiiess HOME IMPROVEMENT PAINTING AND HOUSE CLEANING • Weekly bi file your Answer .mil I'n ,-)l lit S,T i.ll,ip;.e'iSM)rt?,\28iW9 104 (60 cents) EACH FOR ENVELOPES good telephone manner Typing Development Ma na cement Good Looking 34 yr old Man. Look DECORATING weekly Very reliable Owntrans Call J 4 I MASONS Brick Block. Con C G Home Remodeling Eiiper vice In duplicate with th, '"l,.|l( ol get the job done 574.1200 HIC hi.h HH X riu', Itums S SECURED. STUFFED AND SUBMIT- essential Write PO Bo« 2095 Telephone and'or Sales sh!ls ing lor good looking 34 yr old FALL HOUSE CLEANING 1 SWITCHBOARD Maitha _ 225-5112 Crete. Repairs 4 Home Im- W« Do It All., fkxirv wall), fumiturt, carpentry work 25 yrs exper in al the Superior Cmm. i\ Mu. h '/ore COVI ON Olj'rVN _ TED TO US OKAY TO SEND US Edison-rrt 08818 Preferred NVSt Fortune SOU d> ii-ird J. Woman. Please reply to Atom provements Mo |ob loo small ktfetom. battu & «nndowi.* AJio, aspects ol const , addit. SPECIAL SERVICES Hughes, Justice C"ni|>i,.\ RMIVVAV 3 "J Grnif-sT Oct 29.91" THOUSANDS FREE DETAILS RUSH WE TRAIN Cal[ 381-022? OPERATOR <\N'<••/'1. Excellent income for part time home Tabloid. POBon 1061 ES. Rahway. 574-1442 tnrrtl irtjiUf cl*onmg & ctvnmtrctal basement;, decks masonry 'APER HANGER WE WILL ACCEPT Rt-cnrCi Hi.ok:, kwfily I It PRICED SELF-ADDRESSED ENVELOPE TO Port time ond weekend hours Udov 4th Floor, North Wm.|. assembly work For into call BABysifriri? NJ 07065 cabinets, etc Excellent relerences Flocki, Foilt, Wei look Vinyls ! r-'ntiin. master charge 1 P/T M. F (Women oi mem Work ovoiloble. Experience prefer- DRIVE WAYS PAIIOS SIDEWALKS MaLntonance & Satisfaction $0fA CHAII. New Jersey O862IS. in .n CLASSIFIED ADS APPEAR THREE TIMES- YOUR VISA OR 10 GO WORLD P3. 201 JOHN ST. SUITE M 504-6O.-8003Ert.8I99 I will watch your child in my home _ J74-3514or297-7080 METRO CONSTR. r i - ,.ill,in. i- from home on lei [imp f.imSG S8 red but will train the right in- STEPS in Brick Block or Concrete 112 $ with the Rules ol Civil ,r1r, •HI WIKUU Mt NAMWAV I'..t4 (IniAvf (oil Jefferson SAJJNA_S_CALJF_93MJ PART OR FULL TIME Work Irom lull or part time Experienced call 8 PRIVATE INSTRUCTION 382-8636 OMnorep/hr Call 862-1828 FreeEsJirnale 283-3491 {frt* Ettimofftl ALUMINUM SIDING A INSULATION PAINTING ASPHALT .i' i:< i- ,iml MASTERCHARGE f.ypilhui'. AFti Ort 2/V?8 94 8 TEACHER - Part Time/Fulfil™" HomelorGiflslnl'l Call 9850325 dividual. Call between 8-4pm- a mto 5 30pm 636-3791 Learn popular piano, harmony & 388-5280 * Procedure CERAMIC IILE - Bathrooms. Kit •HOUDAY PARTV ClVon-Up VINYL SIDING ROOFING SAGGING SEAT BOTTOMS WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY & SATURDAY StaJeCertital 381-1243 FULL TIME POSlilON lor Clerk 273-1114 Scfor* I Afitr DRIVEWAYS & tr.ick {leek (n.-w-Unities much COUNTER HELP DUNKIN DONUIS- theory Edlappula636-2781 H Interior and Exterior If services of an .itti'rn. 1 Typist • Knowledge at Hci'Ui'cping EXPERIENCED CrilLDCARE in my chen Foyer*. - New or Repairs, free REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ADDI REBUILT IN YOUR HOME. . •. .iu- nut rnur.. (]i.int S,il,- Looking tor hard working, energetic fullr lniur»d-fr«« liUmlOi DRIVER Wanted MuTTiinov7howTo & Office Mchmi'S h.imjlr collec- home. Breakfast, lunch & snacks in- Tutoring by public school teacher. Estimates 241-4354 TIONS.DORMERSAADDA LEVELS PARKING LOTS SPRINGS RETIEO- obtainable, comrniinii uc• ..'.-nli tin- WEDDING INVITATIONS responsible persons to perlorm CALL siM 634-6157 USED CARS & TRUCKS MISC. FOR SALE RAMWAY/92W L.ikfAre Sun Oct" drive standard shilt and must have tions etc Call fo' interne* BANKING cl Rets Iselin Wdbge Area Mathi Reading grades 18 Callalt CLEAN UP AMERICA LOW PRICES NO DOWN PAYMENT Call now for NEW LINING, NEW New Jersey Slate 11,II A ..-- uiiidii 10 10 -Ipm iRn ot 11 -'6)Old liirn . knowledgeollocalarea. F7/PTposi- counter* bakery duties. Taking ap- _. §3^7807 4pm 2831349 FINANCING ARRANGED AL LOW HEAVY WEBBING or Liwyer Referral ^< :\ • GUARANTEED '/5 Bonevi'li' [i . [i n i> w ,nn fin Clean Guaranteed Big Selection 574-1579 . I..,- ..ill Clothes Mil 5 XII,,I. Items __ tion Other instore duties Apply in plications lor all shifts, full or part I will Babbit in myAvenelhome Ex- RATES. CALL FRANK FOR FREE PIANO TUNING free estimate. $ radio tinted gl.i.s IICA tire, ne.-. REFRIGERATORS MATURE laundiess AUi-ml.mt lo' TELLERS DRUMS-Qualified, Personal. In- CERAMIC TILE your tp«c>ol Ing 609 391 1101. ar,,l ii .in .il person 773 W Grand Ave. Rahway. SUNSHINE RAH'iVAV 4.15 Pljinlield Ave (oil In- time Must be 18 yrs. ok) Olfenng perienced and good rets Call Linda Home Instruction All Styles. Beg. offict clean- ESTIMATE __ _ 634-3900 brakes $900 oi f) 0 3818534 Specialising in Frost free Sales X N) __ laundromat. P't evening Aii[)l» in ing (rogulo noI) Fully in- tomey cannot he ,i!li" : • .1. ...in WEDDING nun Avf- O.I 28 4 29. 9-5 competitive wajes tree uniforms, 634-7430 Ad»an. Paul Bury lo 283-0838 •BATHROOM & SHOWERS PROGRESSIVE'GEN'L CONTRTNC. READER 75 ford (ir.in lonno W.igan autn Service Mr Cool 225-5272 person aft 5pm >\ed Fn PART TIME uj/od & bo ded 283-1370 munlcate with the l.e,| il ' ., i- i. i-OI pa*) vac Apply in person Rl -1 & (Custom Remodeling) INVITATIONS SOMf THIfiG FOR LVEHYONE' ARTISI Full/time or Part/time for WashbasketLaundorotte ?16Worth Child care in MV home. 10 years e<- DON LELLA 388-2112 HOME IMPROVEMENT SPEC. PIANO SERVICE INC. flee of the County "I trans a/c p-'s 46 001) mi $1200 COIN' COLLECTION. Private" Many Green St.. Iselin. N J_ •REPAIRS (lorp,e or smoll) Coll todoy-Atk for Coital. Fully Insurod H.-.ul,ii,v RAHWAY yIrt Stone St Ocl 29. silkscieenJhqpjTi/1 382-6183 St (oM Giecn_St) Iselin per Plenty ol ret Lots ol ILC $60 Piano. Clarinet. Guitar. Sax. Organ ALUMINUM A VINYL SIDING Tuning t Repairs-fully CARPET INSTALLATION Call alt 6pm 381-5498 Hems Also Cooks f. Accessories •NATURAL SLATE FLOORS or by communlc ltinn .•-..I'. 1.,-q.ll 3131 5 by Regency I0-4(IIII .1 lA.MIUFS Old 78 BAKERS-DUNKIN D0Nu7s~Gie"at" CLARK wklj_ 63W748 your home or my studio 25 yrs sue- 381-9586 ROOFINCADOITIONS.PORCH ENC. certified. Guaranteed. Call Inr appt 381-8937 HAVE FUN EARNING EXTRA GOVERNMENIJOBS S REPAIRS Services of New .In, ' / 3 Pod i:e Win'lo w Van opportunity awaits you at Ounkm •SHOWER DOORS TO He, O'flv liH Clothes 4 Mi\c MONEY Will train lor glamorous EXPERIENCED MOTHER wilfcare cesslul teaching FULLY !N1I82^3060)FREE_EST^ 20% off with PROFE5SIONALIY DONE Wed., Thurs., Sat. S16.559 550.553- yi-ar No* H.r calling 201 246 07711 Auto AM IM Cassette RP>: Gas Carpet dining im 12*11) living rm DonutsWill welcorte experienced JJH ~ RAHWAi /b'jlind,..|iAve Oct ?9 & sales position Make own hours Car You'll i«f the ttendardl loi your child in my home 2 blocks FORMICA WORK-WOODWORK Kit- AFTER 4:00 t Weekend The Atom Tabloid SI000 Call'Jarn'Ipni 381-8937 1Ks enper Frepeit 381-6124 made by Charles While ,i, m. I 'I Ijth,. t«M fumes li h tull time Start imm-.'ci«ately prompt, 'courteous service child in my Menlo Park Terr.home Repairs Free Estimates [xpenenc •Backhoo Ronrals nd Wan.la CALL WHIN ALL ITEMS ARE SOLD 73 VW .Mi|.ei Hf'tle Run, ,:rind ) pr. Hedrm 2 Stereos 388-5826 CLFANING HELP NEEDED M/F lor advancement Must be 18 yrs l C ;i icio,1 she"! iiiuM. mjK.i;mps and using your good math FujUime 321-0922 Alster. BMus. M.Mus. 9GJ Vinyl wir(i48'li"S3 99/fl In- i. J." _ _ _ 3814757 PLUMBING & HEATING •MASONRY WORK White, his wife a'- Moi: |.|i|or' . Ill 1 KITCHt N CHRS (4) Brown Leather Pick up our FREK guide to buying invita- Musi be 18 yrs or older old. Apply in person Rt -1 4 Green Oetails-iend .ell .!drir'>wd r uoiicl ti.iiM) i'C''l da . inil'M^e Manhattan gjad^___ _381JW56 CARPENTRY stalled inrl eifrylhing e( N.-.- -. phone number must be in ad. Autos, real 219 Central Ave., Rahwav, N.I *.v..n.l)cl .'9 .10.9-1 FnslG.ir.igL- Ca]|382-3«0.E0E/MF UNIFORMS please call 745-6144 GENESIS • A business opportunity Lessons in YOUR home by Vic ^ig •-r*-t-v inr! " tires batter, :ii'.>ds clinch 3300 CASH REGISTERS* NCR $?75ea : 1 •«IIU« cludcdjreeest. 283-0604 ft DOC RUNS FVPS «62-3521 lic.CalJCa;IGates.JM.J7l5. If also, for |iusse-.--i'ni 574-1200 I : JIC Gi.int S.ileBooks. Records Students Local Cleaning Service If you know how to type well and 'IOCAI '"0 TRAINING COUKSJ with enormous potential A product mant M A 29th year 9251971 634^9190 ..: •aid estate, garage sale & babysitting not ac- 2830279 Tee Shut Machines. (2> $275 ea needs P'Tresidentalcleaners. Must All Types oTCjipeniiy Quality Work - t- We Arn A local Contorn premises. V.in. Items Mt,si Sell. Moving lo have good common sense^yQu can- o AIOC t py PRIVATE DRUM LESSONS In home cepted in Guaranteed Reader Id Reader Sec- I'hoenu Hrohoraj;c F.imrms fiu low Call 388-6777 be cnwsotn 4 s«ll-mo(i»at«) fttr.-- Lowest Prices FREE ESTIMATES SWIMMING POOLS KISTLER COMPlETE rTEinMOTrSTIMS 1 handle this job' No experience is of For more info Call alt 5 30pm DOM'S ENTERPRISES You are made JJ.III. d COSI Jill!) 4 OC. !? .'lllU.'J.'lC^BlkiJJ - YBIJIMG HOmtMAKl* instruction Beginners welcome COMMERCIAL < INDUSTRIAL BOB'S *IOIlH«fUCEHMI :|.-ni l.int-, PROPERTY fOR SALE GARAGE SALE __ n P' I, dav hrs. Good pay Mustsupply l Opportuft CallLou_ _ _ 634-5208 1 needed, we will gladly tram This is 925-8860 AU SIZES lion.--- - ings Inr In.ckeis ouilMCtnts 'Aon , KOsklll .1. 5 V-est 4th Ave. Ocl 249-4071 CalUacK 287-2395 "You nome it...W» do it" Sloiv Liontf No 81 7 because you hold suhon!male lien-, PUBLIC SALEI Bank repossessed tol Take ovi'r own trans Call Crystal 232-6900, CWy Non-^njhr A(vrO' ACCURATE BUILDING CONTRAC- FREE ESTIMATES PLUMBING 1 .'St.?') 4 4 S F.imilies NO EARLY an excellent opportunity lor the ,^n)fir Approve No»ro« Own you own ieansportswear; in- fuwUi.matoi Fully IniuKTt! against the pri'mi- r keepers Comiiaa fret' qi.ule tiy CARIflill [llShi.-kni.S: U t:"'i _HHA «g«Xf ,n Itx C SPEC ED" TfACHER'Expenenced PAVING INC. -. undei ClHUmi DIAMOND JfWflf f payment No money down x-600 career minded person Must call lor TORS Kitchens. Decks. Additions Carpentry, fences, landscap- NO PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED. ADS MUST BE MAILED phone Iselin 283-1440. Foil free 30,8 .10 MIIIM!-,. L'u!,! .c'iilln- BIROS' _ tent pre-teen; ladies apparel store. tutor Language Arts. Math X Life 381-2094 9252567 A MATING i WOODBRIDGE , forclosure. (/NDfRSlO Guaranteed lille Pa Pocono Mis P. I-SALES fabric Store. Knowledge interwiew 5741200 Ollenng all nationally known Replacement Windows Free Est ing, tree rem. & prun., gut- IN OR BROUGHT TO THE OFFICE. 800-662-3048 till.- p m Free Brochure! 1-5 yrs 10,1 Xm.i Inr T.ODD Cill me tiff OR! G.iuge. estate sale Skills Call Alt 6 pm756-7452 •am wins t m. Parking Lois Many e>Has Call Mr Rue eves 1 ol sewing required Thurs PM.Sun.. Thanks to you, it works brands; Brittama. lordache, Chic. _ 283j3491 ters clnd. & installed, screens Rush stamped, self-addressed SIUIF 11 ntD 388-4790 Call 381-5438 Free Telephone Quotes rents advertised herein for qualified send us thousands Free details. JOBS* JOBS* JOBSS Call Anytime. 501-329-8327. An Ex 381-8518 Pr*«Ilt. St. tic. No.AIST which causes it. It...10/27/83 I , CLARK 453 V.nli-.oii H.I! Hi: S.it I RAIN! FS loin a progressive sales NOUUWIFf 0* IfTiMF Used Passenger car tires Wanted floors sanded X Imished Cill FTM ATARI .I'.ll Vomo t < Com) (Incl. Sundays) real rental may be subject lo .my iush sell addressed envelope to Hom»mak«rs. students, elusive Shop For You Eir. 969-0469 *,' DRUM SET Complete with Stands MAPLE KITCHEN w/Hutch $150 5 ClOSE OUT SALE OU 2'.' '.) ' :ini' 01 I'' Ii ii .w^ani/atinn We will train you Caia Anysi;e 381-0102. H Frankcar _381-2537 634-0354 494-2998 A c.s'k'. ' ,1 .', H.IS'C /.ll»01l P.V 9am - 9pm rebate or ciedit required by State World 3p. 201 John St Suite M rnoonlight«rs turn your spore CARPET REPAIRS S??5oi BestOfler ISlttU Pc BedrnomSftSl/5 382-4865 Child's Clolhi" ? \i t'rdin V1U.NI-- mi.si Call lur intervie/, between 9 If you ore very organized, Bob • Gary nun A.I MI.IV'JISO 499-9392 Call: ACME BROKERAGE AT WAREHOUSE law{N I S_._54 4j6_3Ptscq I _ It Sahnas_CalitJ390J time hrj. into cosh. Worit ENTERTAINMENT Able to pay high prices lor gd run •Initollation, Rtitritchtt, Sfapt, MATERNITY DRESS S; Med Hl.ick GARDENING" AND PAINTING AND ELEC. CALCULATORS w/mem" 575 M(j-.t S.-M l.'\«liit,o., Like now Cut) Vjll Hill Hit- L' in ,im44,,m 574-]579 detail-minded ond con do used cars A trucks No Junk Cars Rttoyi, CtorW? BABY CARRIAGE J?|) Mroll'.r $10 Linden 486-3232 Yearly Parking Rental Available. 219 TYPESEITER.Experier7c"ed morning-aft.-eves-weekends THE SERENADES-4pc band ROOFING PUBLIC NOTICE ea 8 ceil In $25 Chambers Gas w/White trim Very dressy like new S.•).-.() & W,"ri,iv.s Xmas iltn.O'. -s Mi.. Ha.rdn'sser, share Ihr adventure light typing, you may be wanted Oasis Ford 72[-7JO0_. •lew rVkti t ffft* Ettuncttl LANDSCAPING DECORATING '.iwvSlO lubSl Plant • ole S5 Central Ave . Rahway $15pi Oi.in,..i.. •• ••:.>•, Oct JO. Bain trnv. ri, .i-i-no-rr INTERIOR A EXTERIOR. MISSING ELECTRIC GUITAR w/Amp E«cel MICROWAVE" OVEN Extel cond 1 j *o k I lulMi.i;>a week'Looknolur- Priwer 1h,ilch • Power Rake BAR STOOLS CAMAROfi/ty.iutiFumeJHO Mf, AUTO plnsBdrms. Garage. Frig . D. W I .- 1 IMMEDIATE POSITIONS IN GARMENT records ond ordering sup- 382-1733 Inc^M yrs_exp. ?1; duly adopted and approved on final reading at a Regular me, n,: .| i!,,. Cond Must Sec Only $165 or B/0 $350 Bontcmpi Offan 6 mnold misc rlntlniu! Ii I ; Ihi'i We h iv.' the perfect job lor you JUNK CARS WANTED •Holotillmc S lortin 541-4451 ROOF SHINGLES REPLACED INS M-'Jrt-t l-n^i'V Ji'O MCfinrnSH) MISC. EVENTS mo Sec Avail [nimed _ 634-4386 plies. THECHIMES4PCBAND Weddings. ROOFERS "' TV CHAIRS-DINETTES Municipal Councll.-Clty of Rahway, New Jersey. Tuesday ,••-•, :M:H; : >' $450 Callalt 6pm 499-7935 COLONIA l,-:,';i- Ri f. j HI ...,r Silcs (it'iit You must be a g 388-2457 » MR. STEAM 381-3848 _ Call _ 574-SS68 FORREN'fjrm Apt7?nd Fir" Pnv ORDER PICKING AND PACKING. NOW IN Parties. All Occasions Call lim Lionel A Flyer Toy trains, older model PAIS LAiVN MAINIfNANC! Mow 8260659 INSURANCE Avi- ','UITI FAMILY :!AL I ifsj-tii'Siblemm.iuual gocKlspeller Experienced- Call anytime BOAT CUSHIONS tober 11, 1983. ELECTRIC ORGAN $45 Call all 4 OIL TANK 275 gal $75'B-O Gas it.t ?'' Please coll KATHY SARDONI airplane motors. Matchbox. Dinky. STUM CAtMT CLEANING lerlili/i-r S<-ed Thatch, fdjc Bills Painting A Paperhangmg 82 Home. West Carterrt Garage incl 9-4 (Rn ill N,iv 5i RAHWAY AREA. EXPERIENCE A MUST A'? ?L CHEST OF DRAWERS Malch I ml Stove Green $200 Storm win l iAM.'i I have iioini tciniunn sense and also Gorgi etc_cars 721-3663. Average room, sidewalls JI2 Ceil pm 574-9543 RUMMAGE SALE Avail Immed Sfc (alt 6 pml for on appointment M.A W SOUND D J Music tor All Oc- 1 FAIL SPECIAL Shrubs Tiimmi'd Clean-ups Free C&J UPHOLSTERERS ;&.-, •'••,- S?00 M,in ttpi'Hiitci dows/Wood Doors $5 15 750-9293 Lowest ratos available BIRDS Hit lliMiis Mr have a car Nu information about Any 2 rooms, $39.95 ingstt 634-5760 ORDINANCE A-15 83 ,\ E)i.u SEND RESUME W/PAY REQ. TO: Junk Cars A Trucks J25-J100 fsl Fullylns - - 541-7815 "SMALUOBBER S ib C ill bum 381-1357 FENCE 100 feet Vinyl Coaled Cham Small down paymont. Im- Sat., Oct. 29 388^398 Chilli's Wear ll'ils l.G'ili. Ih^ i-iti y,ill be niven over the 434-5100, X-475 casions light Show Reasonable Living 1 [foing Ano 17 rim | 549-5414 PICTURE WINDOW Used « II Iher uv, lor-. Help bring GENERA! LAWN MAINTENANCE John's Painting A Contract Int/Exl AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND TTTLE V, CHAPTER ) S! r | |i >;. Link, includes all post A hardware modiato coverage. 9am - 3pm APT FOR RFfU RAliwAY 2 Redrnis Rates CallMarc 382-6455 7-Day pick up Call anytime. hxti oddiXmal roon. IIS HANDYMAN/CARPENTER You COIN SETS COMPLETE!inunln els mjl Pane Needs Heiiairs $150 ph.;n,- but its worth your while lo Commercial Trust W§ oho ip#cioliit in luoiiturt ittom Bonded A Ins Light Carpentry/ PICK UP (DELIVERY l(a) OF THE CODIFICATION OF ORDINANCES (>i 1 i II i 11'.' $225 _ 574.J894 heat & hot >vatei supplied Avail 1 862-4236. tl Youiif: anflressm.' ambitious A F»p nameil. Idoil'FreeEshmates Very Queen Sola Slcept'rS50 382-6635 TRINITY PARISH HALL MORE i all lot an appointment Call the world cltoning. For on oppoinmxnl Coll frM Eft.-All Work Cuaram««d $W' Ii'M NirH"\ U'icirrulaled Low Rale', Call .ill 5 pm Repairs Wallpapering A Sanitas Reasonable. 388-6926 OF RAHWAY. ADOPTED OCTOBER 10. 1951 AS AMI : .1 '•! !) Nov 1 Call betwn 8 10am or 1 NOW II'eAtomlabloid 574-^1578 Company of N.J. PERSONAL Armando wants your worn or wreck- .Mtti ;:l'.o*-i S/Vj 549-3709 PIONEER 5 way 150 Wall Speaker TRINITY LANE, C"dtONIrt51R.ii"iit i . iK-l :")<.W 283-0070 998-9561 232-8715 Hung All Calls a_ns _57«_087. (OFF STREEt'PARKING METEH HNES I 8 12pm 3812302 SUNDAYS 6 9am Newspaper car STEVEN BARRY CORP. hjuol Oppry. tmplortf M r H together, Curly or Body Perms That Last. Just edcar Goodpncespaid. 574-8772 RENT US Calllim 283-27457rTTd COINS QUARTERS-1932 POS thru FIREBALL CAM. Cram Lillerslor400 10 4.Rn d! No, 5 •Iw.n-M^.n,: Frank's Painting Inl/Ext. Free Esl System 1?" wooler N'-w in carton 574-1622 WOODBRIDGE M" w r.n $20 J.iOperday 25 per- SIS Estelles Hairstylmg. 131 Per- COLOR PortatTteTv sWANTEDtobuy SL LANDSCAPING • lawnscut Fn' cleanup, lawnscul. light hauling, at- 1940 PDS. BU 1 AU. 1932 0 BU. bi$70 381-3565 9-9 Must Soli Many IN ni- NOI-.IAS l)i 1411 Broadway A»erageRoom}35 636^3161 franc i-, H Cost $798 Ask $190 558-0693 APT. WANTED" : .•-.'itbonus Nocollectmg 233-0310 one friendship shingAve Carteret 541-6342 AnyCondition- Days753-7333 Eves. lili/er Serdin^ fall Cleanups In ...- -kv S995 549-3709 FFR HEFLiSit> •STEK«mK>CUKTS FIREW00D,0ak3cords S'fOO/cord POOL TABLE'/Foot*S50 Call MATURE Single female wantmx lo New York, N.Y. 10018 SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS VIDEO TAPING • VfaJdmgy Parries 464-7496 •MM Hi-cl'A 382J69I Experienced Painting A Paperhang STUMP 'lerlt at a time. 1 COIORTVRCA! ' Pick up Call alt 4j>m381-7769 636-0982 rent 34 morn apt in house. Call COLONIACRAFTSALE 5t,iu,,:* WOMAN to sit with elderly woman. t enoumr ciEJunc RON S LANDSCAPING -Ta*n raie ing. Int/Ext Free est Guaranteed Ci CRAFT SALE 1 7 7 AH High School Subjects Etc. VHS-BETA Professionally ANY |unk or running cars. Topdollar n jMi'ii .'• I'MiH n.-rt t'lj.iuntet' FIREWOOD splil, ere>; _ 727-9381 Pis full Vo'nini'srt" 10 , , Tt' f. il.nl, 8,im6uin Mnn thru In Attn: W.M. done Satisfaction guaranteed SMCIIt Sod Fcrlili/nig Fall Clean-IJps. Call Joe. 738-7269 or 63 4-9j^64 SERVICES ; REFRIG. Gen t lix Coo-J com) Th« Union County Regional pax) 7 days a week pickup if-,!idrl$)15 com 560/ 5 Call 1 29 Fhnis A In u..; ,s,,: l i . K-l.nAiea 6347283 Exterior. Interior. Industrial Pain- S.'V' 5580693 w do .! Gu.iri) free;rr $100 Call Oct. 28, 29 & 30 High School District needs the Lowtsttate 634-5593 634-9267 Thatching [Ic Lr.w Pricr-5 SEWER A DRAIN CLEANINTj It...10/27/83 COLOR TV ("•in- .'• alt 5nm 634-1237 o^ 634-1171 283-0604 ting A Paperhangmg Free. Est Wall &TREE FLEA~MAR"KEf~' 1 l,ll:l" tip ti all 6 30pm 499-7103 Iypi'*nle'S New 4 Il >'r old Rppflirs Kent.ll-. In* R.1ICV Flea Market evsrv Tuesday New exercise needed 100 percent 4 RELATED ITEMS 634j4987_ 1 3 Lincoln Place, Colonia tofireHiiu -e O.t 1/ t,,? onn :o •fAST SEKVICf IOW KATI5 '•I'"- 4863089 •• e 111 o n s ton, burning I g Dnver United Methodist Church. 241-7070 untiMIpm 925:31^7 $350 Kiich Cabs (b)lop sink $/5 381-4454 ClINIFMS IIOMI !i Payment rs os fallows: SatisfactionGuaranteed. 381-1044 Call548-2174 DREW LANDSCAPING MOVING BY EXPEf?IENCED MEN amount $6_5 ' 634-5M3 Dolls, Silk Florals, Candies. 690 New Povei Rd . Edison. 6am- 7ENTIRF Carmine Painting Int A Ext 3 PUBLIC NOTICE KJI'.I if' :.'( 11 'J I.: C0MPIE1E SEIol Ptace Silver 636946/ I'lASIIC !".L IP COVE US 3812514 $35.00 per doy • for NEWCREDITcard! Nobody refused! PLASTIC CONIAINERS-Clear-16-32 SERVICES, INC. RIHENHOUSE TRUCK SERVICE CAROL'S LANDSCAPE FREEZER Amana llpnght 18 cull Holiday Gifts & Decorations 2pm Dealers-56.58: $£ 381-9478 YARD IMMEDIATE TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES DRAPERY average rooms J139 00 Free Dollar. Must see lo appreciate. SOFA Gold Vel SI bO Chrs GoFd'vel CuilO'n rn.idL' (!n Mtfil ixljerlly Substitute Teochers who hold Also Visa/Mastercard. Call . oi sue 283-2961 •LANDSCAPE RAHWAY S850. RAHWAV DAY CARE CENTER"- 1071 COLONIA !9S Ctiura i'r -.oil m SLIPCOVERS Estimates 494-S808 1? 5493709 likeNe«Ji50 Mt-1562 1 a county certificate only. (60 805-637-6000 frLC-2105 Cine back $50ca Slick Ibl Imp Cut in >1111r fion'i.' Any .ola A / manlUct 1' 9 9 5 NOI ARLYBIRDS DESIGN/PLANTING PROFESSIONAL TYPING in" my 574-0861 FIREWOOD Split and delivered $65 New Brunswick Ave. Rahway SAT college credits). HOLY SPIRIT My request was UPHOLSTERING SUSAN SWALLPAPERING/STEVFS 86 STATEMENT CORDLESS PHONE MO l| r,in,e Mini TnpJbO 549-5920 c'i.iir!, m j pi: si'clinii.il $150 MISC Items GJIIH-S [ tc APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED NOW FOR OPENINGS IN THE •LAWN MAINTENANCE _homtCall f -!?,^ ': coriM 120 cmd 283-1381or NmllKrali 8656300 NOV 5.8 30-3 30 Dealers Wanted $45.00 per doy - for granted Thank You lor your mercy •SODDING/SEEDING PAINTING 283-1911 or 566-08J7. The bond ordinance published herewith has been linill. ., :• ;i!.-.| ..n • !•.••!! • [f" "• B'-.r| ipticnpiia,- SOFA $35 Ch.iir$~h RUI:S$I0\M PENNY SALE COLONIA 3S WVn.1v Rd ().:: :•) f. B i E REFRIGERATION Gas A Elec TELEVISION jERVICE 283-2745 MOI'UI 1979 Mololipium; 50V SpdCfJlO S15 382-0544 Substitute Teochers who ore CD I n UF xI _LowJates_Free ^st_ October 17. 1983, and the twenty day period of linni.iiiun ... I'M . -..li-., h .•I•••'••- .-IIS'!) 499 9392 Radio Phone $15 Xmas Dec 1 FOLLOWING OCCUPATIONAL AREAS: MKE THE JOUKMAN KITCHEN « DINETTE "eating. llotWater Tanks. 969-3609 San., Oct. 30 .10 9 4 lull ,', tai,.iFuni (.-uitaiiis fully certified. 382-9620 JOE s TV-ZENITH" SAIFS A SIR a suit, action or proceeding questioning the validity ol MI. h • -i,i ri.-.11, ,- COUCH ;•.,; i ti ,t,i,. „ Cusriinns X FREE KITTENSlemjIei Males.Gray S2-S5 Clolh SISup 388-7736 Mnbyli'tte llmli'i .'0)0 rut 540J CAR'TERET Holy Family Parish Scrap Iron & Metals G BELLINO Doort Optn 12:30 Malen.il HH (. Clo:h-s NO IAR1Y $75.00 per day - for long- CHAIRS VICE 634-2524. It Call2726051 Center. 215 Pending Ave.. Sat. Ocl 1 INTERIOR/EXTERIOR PAINTING can be commenced, as provided In the Local Bund Law. IM- i., -II.:I io ••"••• •!•..•!•••• r.-C j*.!, l).-d S1SU Striped Blk Cute.Adorable to SOFAWedil 1 r blue f.ri'en ch.nr BIRDS MRS. OKA Pick Up Service Rt'ln,;(;r.lti)i ")0 if. nlj nr ninrf Byxantine Catholic ?9. ll.im-7pm Table Rentals • term Substitutes who serve in Be a RECOVERED £-450 HAULING & CLEANUP _ Z83-3Q65 FREE ESTIMATE NORMAN S TV Sf RviC[ l«|i «rv run from the date of the first publication of this u.iti.mi'iii , ;:.'- •;in- 381-2048 v.ililc litter tiji!icd_Peg 574-6319 blue Cnckl.nl table E'O culiinul rond $200 All 6. call654-4059 West) Oct .10 'i i Nl1 [ARLY fhot 10 consecutive days.- per host RMOV, HNler & Advisor. A& I Electric. Lie No 5207 Quality 276-1776 days .ini) eve, Door 6 6" «*indo*i$?5 Ceiling inloniution 574-1579 BIG INDOORFLEAMftRhET• Rosei'tc MACHINE TRADES 634-3096 Dinettes Disposal of r.ontenls Free est perienced. Callaller4 00 TITLED "BOND ORDINANCE PROVIDING f-OH IIII < i ••.rSVi Mil 574-2814itt.6pm STEREO 1 Pc Panasonic soft touch (Opp. JFK Hospital) BIRDS'Clnth.s HH lien--, f. Vu- LITHOGRAPHIC STRIPPING diem rate of $75.00 begins work, low rales Iree Est. All 4 l C.itholic US. Sat Nov 5.9-5 Call Hundreds consult Oka y«orly, Made 3M-7295. II CRAflERS ATTN: ll)i'"|ds Lie m Ufl2«24 l':bo.$JO 925 6238 cass lurntahle radio w tull '.i/e Ri ln^praf0'5 IV.rJii'is Dry tj, j'olO' 74 Jamei St., Edison AUTO MECHANICS with the 1 lth doy. Must b» a family. 245-9435or634-5873 549-3878 _ _ _ II STRUCT1ON OF STORM DRAINAGE IMPKOVIMI.'.' '•• ••,• i 245-2350 BUILDING/CONSTRUCTION TRADES teaming what li«s ahead. To TYPING SERVICES : ('• In S:u r'l.tOu.ilili ( .ill Ham spks e.trasSliO 381-7319 I V s Gcocl Cnrniiiiiin Will EDISON 7t>Sii.i:)o::l Cm ViolINt'* fully certified teocher. Rulibish rt-moval demolition work RESIDENTIAL A COMMERCIAL THE RECONSTRUCTION OF A PORTION Of STA 11 --, I •'.'. i I Admission S2.00 WELDING Tells Post, Present & Future. ALDAWN ELECTRIC TYPING SERVICES-MMilabliMii tiie llu.ir.inlei' 754-7209 CARTERFT-K olCHall. 164 High St. Dover)Oct 29,13(1 9.1 Vpnswork EMPLOYMENT NETWORK APPLIANCES Ord«r sheds calces, houses. Free PAINTING Interior A Exterior 10 IN AND BY THE TOWNSHIP OF CLARK IN THL f'OI'MY i il 'C 7216258 FURN. OLDIE? llpcs. Chrs Ibl F mu cofftt t CAKI Substitute Nurses (RN or Internationa] GUARANTHD RESULTS Commercial, residential induslnal Rahwsy area For inloirn.itiori cill FRICULt 110 IKllCKINi; till Tn:i Sat. Oct21 9am-2pm Ibis. $7 clotdi'S Child s !. L.itirf- Clotd,'S DATA ENTRY certified) are also needtd. Allan's Washer-Dryer Repair Service. IL BEE DINETTES Estimate 381-2629 cents per square loot^ 969-3942 [i CRIB kV-..r<.- Gr-iv: Cnniiitnin S'JO Stools Bench C Trees U Sland Old TORO ELEC. LAWN MOWER Light FOOD SERVICE \buth Exchange, Bonded.insured lie 5217 388-1101. as* lor Linda UNION. STATE OF NEW JERSEY. AND API'HOI'lil,"' ' •- Sml 4 Stone 388-5750 Cill .iil.r Call aft 6pm _ _ 969-2271 Glswaie >. Miickku ks 0;d,-n The Union County Regional 383-9832 Specialist on Whirlpool. G.E. A Ken- FACTORY WAREHOUSE Attics. Basements. Yards. A Garages ; -J-ri-r; .it-, -i—m ,iiv, 388-6041 N V paper hold AU$250 636-4531 ejsy louse 100 It eil cord includ CLERK TYPIST ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE 1405 Oik Tit* li, tnUn 574-3861 H $85,000.00 THEREFORE, AND AUTHORIZING Till. I- 7. .' f 5 I'M GRANDMA'S AITIC BOUTIQUE records New i!"i: he.I .s f.'iv District has 4 comprehensive a Presidential Ini- more, and on most makes A models Cleaned Demo Work Specializing FLOURESCENT FUTURES ? .4 4 GAS RANGE New" 30"~S250 ed $60 388-9605 b*Ia. Mu, VSH FiM MrkL. JohnW Paulikas no |ob toosmall OF S80.75O.O0 BONDS OR NOTES OF THK TOlVN-i •!! ).' NOV 5 12 MANY I 01 A KIND OLD senior high schools with 5744)289. tj inApJ AHomemoving 382-5376 PAINTING ' ::•- I ir IP'PI*".! cy & '>uflji e Dishwasher $?00 Mafic Chef Al F tiative for peace, lea Inn., lieUi 214. £^83-2194. H CLARK FOR FINANCING SUCH APPKOI'HIA I K r - TV 73 Zemin Color Console $150 URNITUR_E FOR SALE &NIW The New Jersey State Employment Service, Job Service grades 9-12. Substitute 382-2141 PAT S TRUCKING Demolition oi ISELIN 50Cham0 Hill Rd Ocl. .'6 Repairs on wash., dryers, dshwshrs 574-1:00 ; :•:: nv.:S: '• ••.! 3816467 mond 750-3408 Cal|afl4|)m 3820281 Fri-Sn. an Electiician'Cill WUNDER BE IT ORDAINED by the Governing Body of the Town .':,••.:' ..,• CARPITINC flUNKHlllS NHV COMPLtTrwiTH thru Oct ?9 Wed Ihru S.it will be conducting eligibility interviews for these Teocherc arc needed in all brings teenagers naiades cleanup work yards cellars DEN FURN RUMMAGE i CAKE SALE First gas A elec ranges 5417268 or PAPERHANGING for h:n KITCH.SET.$150; T.V.7stereo/Rad TYPEWRITER.lice Remm,:ton lull MATIR1SS IWINSI/E J150 CAIt SOMLIHING FOR (VfRYUNE1 subjects on a day to day and A houses Fully ins 388-7763 by Sol Clrato FLECIRICLir. Bus Permit No 5736 lhat Ordinance No. 83-19 be and the same is hereby ,upi 1, :,,--.'..; ..... 1 f programs BY APPOINTMENT ONLY 636-2484 Day A Nite calls 20 yrs kifarmation S •'; i: .r n '. Sb . f'hllorm si:e oflice machine very good cond LinoUwm & Til* United Melh Church. 466 W, Grand from other coun- Coll An llm. 388-0855 _ _ tf I Combo,$250. Pllform Rocker. 276-0567 long-term basis as temporary HOROSCOPE fiper. r 'ollows: Thnlty ^*«ffU dan I p«r high Ave . Rahway Sat. Oct 29. 10 2pm ISELIN 1088 'VtKlkt'i.l1 t st ovt REUPHOLSTERING r-'S?'. i,,n 7500697 $75.Drum TblS.80.38>9102 $12!) 3821310 O««fh««*ll 1 >n|i«M wbiklrnt 6 i his & Tot i2> CONTACT OHt Of THt fOLLOWIHG OffKES FOR AM APPOIHTMINT- staff members who are ab' TRUCKING Licensed A Bonded No 3894 Noiob plemented so as to Include the following: ONir lim QUAllTr carp*i>ng many .[ems HM B.i' A HMi Untrt's time with Ameri- by Mrs. Kay* ' Microwaves, air conditioning, SERVICE DIRECTORY sent. too small _ 636-3297 1 ••'- '.'••!. 'ijneljdik Chrs I'd'. & lace mounted 2 light 44 light $15 AplS; Mayla?, Asking $150 Call M.itihem) Ibli f. C-itlec Till FLEA MARKET & Misc NEW BRUNSWICK PERTH AMBOY 1 Ad*ttor. Card. "aim. sewing machines A vacuums E> Appliances & Furniture (e) The installation and construction of curbing on St.it. Sir,•••! ,:IK! For further information ond can families and Cryitol. Available for PftvOt* Por Removed S Delivered :-,.,.••. S4'i'j 634-6436 eaAli5pm 3S^ alt 6pm 574-9630 $1100 Uiihnlst Gulil Chr $60 Holy Family Fimk Cnltr perienced. courteous reliable ser BECK(LECIRICALCONST.CO. INC" Hayes Avenue Is hereby determined lo be a local impruvi-m. •; ,,:. I 'In- lINCHN.'OSli'iiin.-j-m.".,vp Oil ?: an application contact: WOVEN WOOD SHADES Sli'rro Cuniole 21S FmUii At: 277 George Street 339 Mapk Street attend American vice any time any day or night MACKIE & Garages & Cellors Lit A Per No 5689 23 4 29 i 10 " 9 6 ,011 .V.".! cost thereof together with advertising costs. inter.M on th,.i.'.;li --i ••;.•,. 550 fh.ind H.ini: lamp t. Cuttnt ta Aubfnf , Cleaned PAINTING Insured 201^382-0120 : BUSY USED CARS & TRUCKS USED CARS! TRUCKS USED CARS A TRUCKS Elizabeth Ave i •'tnliuui'S 4 '.'in' 545-6800 826-0825 schools. Learn SMCMU. 247-7565 to the extent permitted by N.J.S.A. 40A:2 20of the l,x.,l M-.i : ! . .... LEVOLOR & He,; lamp $100 Inr ,ill like New Oct. 71 • I In - Ifm Used Applionces UNDIN 51.) llo.isic "ikl terr $2 reading w/this ad RUBERG ELECTRIC auditors fees and other expenses incidental thereto. IMIIIMV I '-< !-,- :;. Call Sam ?vm nr all 8pm969-1698 Reserve Tobies about participat- REEVES R& R ; BEE .' S .riiillii'i. S Ic i';*;,^' 3ti-oooi lie No 6934 If; .' H,i|rhHji.klii* 77Ma;daGLC 80,O0Omi AM. FM 76 DMsun H2I0 4 Sp AM IM VBtTKALB&MDS Oct 28 2" 10 Please bring proof of: citizenship/alien status, oge, family income, ninn'mmm , Hantrf' the sum of $10,753.00 shall be assessed upon the lands IN II -:rv BIDHM Chest & Dresser. $70 541-5796 969-0878 '• f oiKl Auto Air P ' S Uaw. iicelCoin) $1800 or B/0 e.eiyom- selective service registration for males born after 1959, and proof of ing as a volunteer BRICK. TILE, CEMENT 283-2626 ' Kbfergutu specially benefited thereby as provided by Statute Has some rust Askin,- $S5() Call al 20% OFF lovce.it J?5 RelriR S50 im u emu in uant HOME IMPROVEMENT RELIABLE 541-5490 92S-24JL8 38&7741 Stnvi1550 HartJi'cue Grill $21) lINDIfMll/'iV Ci,rlis:i.1 Oet 21 veteran status, if a veteran. host family. S74-MM CERAMIC TILING 134* b» lo«lSd kr .lmll«r «rf* AVfNtt 107 Vassar Pis Oct 29. SINGLES ONLY alum siding paneling Frr-eesl Call under the within Ordinance shall consist of five annual m .',i! •• .- portunity Employer Indu&mol. Commorcial. ' ni,d 7547235 Call.il! 6 __ 654-6187 After G. YOU KNOW US FOR 1* VtAR^ _Hp.M|S_fpRJALE_ LINDEN lil iV Vunsi i. AA 0;': MUST MEET JTM REQUIREMENTS Putbto. Cotorado H10O9 Tile Bathroom repaired ; 'Skill* S. Concept! ^ _,, 7 9-4 Toys. loch. Clothes Some fum DWM (35) Good Ixking. Sincere I n Domimck. 382-9514. tf •XTIRIOR maximum amount of the special assesments shall be $10 V DON I YOU 29 !04 R:i:lt O.t 30 Remodeled Masonry CLEANING SERVICES Rendontio) i»2-3 & 5 Holf Day Sessions V-,j C trn.tfu V H ADIO IMfVj 76 Cadillac Cpe. 60 000 mi '751orotaCelicaCT 5ipt).AM.IH COLONIA Ranch on Irj lre«J lol .1 * "'«:_ • • * « telligenL Alfectionate. Kind Seeks SPKIALIZWG IN SECTION 2. THIS ORDINANCE shall take effect u,m, I i , ..,, 1 Ceiling A Walls Repaired Sheetrock Injured & Bondod p t) A!. AM (M 8 Irk Im Blue/ White Cruiseomalic tilt Bedrm ) Aluminum sidrd full i.rnnut ! Emery Glagola 381-4307 _ •Doy Core Progrom CJ« Cdcono cledn 87 000 nn OUR PRICE CAM K BUI AVENEL 495 lansun Aye" Oct 28 4 ilNDFN?Mf>S i-.. S.it A Planning your work is nice Lady (20-45) to Share Laughs. C A CCLEANING SERV Prol House AJapineCalllldison) 549-8754 RBIDBJT1AL adoption and publication according lo law 11 24 Hour S«rvlc* Available Open S4i'0'J '.all .ill 6pm wheel leather $1800 Call Rjdials New Hail', $2101) or H 0 Hasemenl Attjcheit g.ir.igi- Aikinj 29.9 4 Clothes HM ChausiMisc Sun O:t 29 4 <0 8.1 ,im Ipi'i NO FIE CHARGED S3 The ("rrMilrnli Onincil fur Ceramic Tiling bathrooms remodel MarlKwirrii Carpeting good, but doing it is much bilcmatMioal Yxith KxchanK* Con«rsation. Good limes. Pis reply cleaning Olfices A Stores Floor All Carpeting A tiling Installed A f b Fr«« Eitlmatvs EDWARD K I'AI.iC-MA!'. 3827642 5740997 $8'J ')0O Call 381-9796 RAIN OR SHINE Mill II FAMll'i ed A repaired Free Estimates Call JAMB UCAN 7:30om lo 5:30pm better. ami Thr Cim^jtriium ly IABWMT 381-6640 It..10/27/83 • - ,..', RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY. OCTOBER 27, 1983 PAGE 15

f. 14 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1983 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT Union students Morjorie Dufek SERVICE DIRECTORY elect joins designers "HAD IT" -ROOFING- F&P WITH TOGETHE YOUR LAWN? Joseph Canavan A Clark resident, Mar- SEAMLESS jorie M. Dufek, joined CUSTOM SIDING ALUMINUM Five Union County Col- Walter Dorwin Teague As- LAWN PARTNERS lege students from as many AFFORDABLE QUALITY WITH QUICK SERVICE GUTTERS sociates, Inc., the nation- different communities were WOODBRIME •CLEAN OUTS ED BANGHART PROP wide industrial design firm, This Spot •REPAIRS elected freshman represen- •Aluminum as an accountant in its New SIDING-ROOFING & BUILDERS, •Reroofs •LEAF GUARDS LIQUID & GRANULAR tatives to the Student Gov- Nuriery/ • REPLACEMENT •DORMERS FERTILIZATION York office. Could •Tearoffs INSTALLED ernment Assn. at an elec- Kindergarten WINDOWS •ADDITIONS © STEEL •SOFFET S FASCIA AERATION & SEEDING tion held on Oct. 5 and 6. LICENSED •ALUMINUM TRIM WORK Her responsibilities in- School The association is the Be Yours •Vinyl clude assisting with the •Reading Readiness & FULLY 5740461 governing body for the 'Skills & Concepts 574-0687 firm's billings, accounts 4,000 full-time students at INSURED •Windows payable, earnings and re- •2-3 a 5 Half Day $25 225-0331 Custom Built Union. Among its respon- Stsrim Serving All Of FREE lated financial data. ADDITIONS & FUEL OIL sibilities are the chartering •Day Can Prograa i Middlesex & Union Counties^ ESTIMATES of new student organiza- JWailaUe-Opca For DORMERS AND SON Premium Grade Before joining the New ) Year Written Warranty ttntraf Mason Contractor tions and activities, the ad- York firm she was the book- 7:30 ua ie 5:30 pa •Financing ALL WORK OUARANTIIP (In Writing) ministration of student act- keeper for a family-owned 7 Weeks s PPiNCESS THANKS RESCUER - Princess, a stray dog Available ivities and the sponsorship plumbing contracting busi- 1155 a 2153 SL Georges •Free OFFICE & ,' 'i from Newark. Imds a moment lo say "Ihank LENDING HELPING HAND - Betty Upper, the president of the Union County Assn. for DAVID GINFHIDA of specific college-wide pro- ness, Dufek, Inc. in Ken- Are., Bahway 574-1200 Estimate COMPLETE SHOWROOM .96 .. •, ''i S'oli;i Grozucznk Ihe president of People for Children with Learning Disabilities, left, looks on as William Humphries, the director of HOME IMPROVEMENTS CO. grams, including the An- ilworth. 381-6640 •Fully ii, Inc. The group has totally rehabililaled nual Student Lecture and special services in the Rahway public schools, and an association Board of Trustees Unsured. FINANCING 24 ELM AVE. 150 Gal. Min. ."'••'» .'<• V1 r * including spaying her, and she is in a tem- Entertainment Series. She is a^May, 1983 grad- member, Rose Marie Sinnolt, hold a proclamation by Gov. Thomas H. Kean declaring 499-7555 AVAILABLE RAHWAY Mlow»IISt..Cartar*r CASH ONLY : . ,' t.jstc.-r home nwailing a new family. People for The five freshmen, accor- October as Learning Disability Month. The association, with an office in Westfield, JOIN OUR FAMILY OF SATISFIED (cor. Main St.) Sorvico available uate of Seton Hall Uni- CUSTOMERS IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD 54l-SfStt,S41-M5f ••••.••• i.ii:., will hold its semi-annual Chinese Auction to ding to Danielle Bey of versity in South Orange serves the approximately 25.000 learning-disabled children in Union, Essex, Morris SsB 541-2787 :.. -I., IT'<"iiit*>' so the group can continue to help Princess Scotch Plains, the asso- with a bachelor of science C. George Constandis, M.D. and Middlesex Counties, their families, professionals and communities. .ii.'i 'h'.-r unforiijnnie dogs and cats just like her tomor- ciation president, were vy- degree in business adminis- F» Plr « StMl CARTERET SIZE FibtrgUi Bdlid Circle Carpentry '• ,v ••.fiiinr; Tho doors will open al 6:30 o'clock and ing for representative posts tration. announces Btftid BidUl R00FIN6 SERVICE DIRECTORY ADS can be yours! .,?• *£. TIRE WHOLESALE "We work around you" ;,;,j•• :;illirn; should slari by 7:30 o'clock. The location the opening of his office Labor Council $ from the Cranford and MART Call An Expert I, Only 156 TOTAL for 8 consecutive weeks. !•.•!• Knifjhis ol Columbus Hall at 1 034 Jeanette Ave.. Scotch Plains campuses. for the practice of Busse, Hoerrner 155/80x13 $29.37 $32.06 Commercial & Residential S.C. ROOFING / 24 Lefforts St. 175/80x13 $32.66 $37.86 Additions-Sun Di'cks M<" i. ;i half block in (rom Mr. Pizza on Moms Ave. Those elected were: For to hold gala SIDING - HOME IMPHOVEMENTt II .'••;."'.-.il bonusos are available to Ihose who reserve a William Douglas served on Carfare. 185/75x1-1 529.17 $39.57 Dormers Windows .. the Cranford campus-Me- the Supreme Court for 36 Internal Medicine 195 75xU $31.95 $41.44 Finished Basements •I!,;, |,,r 10. For tickets only, please lelephone advise college for United Way MON-FRI 9-5 SAT 9-? 636-2221 /f gan Brady of Plainfield, a years —longer than any 205/75x14 S32 84 $43.64 All Home Impruvements f.fw-1091 For tickets, lo donate a new or unused ilem . X-.r '-•* •'• FREE 215/75x14 $33.71 $45.48 CALL ANYTIME/! graduate of Plainfield High other justice in history. at The Union County La- 2O5'75xl5 $37.37 $44.12 | Hovo ToolTools WilWilll Travol I V' Josoph Casalo / ,' .'.:.,i [,'ii/(.\ or for low-cosi spaying and neutering, please DYNAMIC DUO - Rahway :, Issac Scott, No. 20, runs with ihe ball during the Cranford Two men associated with des for college-level en- i^ HHRCIKT ftfHMI 7/1— 1 School, who is a non-ma- bor Council of the AFL- MOUNTING 215/75x15 $34.58 $46 01 game guarded by Larry Weigh , No* 60. 1130 Raritan Road Rahway enterprises, Alex gineering studies. CALL ANYTIME FORFOR • / ' OUKlUftVKf /', '••:••; !• ,i:o 374-1073 triculated student at the col- Margaret McNerney of CIO will hold its 15th An- 225/75x15 $36.98 $51 25 Call 2E 235/75x15 $39.23 $51 06 YOURrOUR FREEFKH ESTIMATEESTIMATE g lege; Joseph Canavan of West Orange, a graduate of Cranford, N.J. 07016 Busse, Jr.. the supervisor of The project enlists the nual Dinner/Dance on be- curriculum and instruction support of industry, founda- I 9641318 I 4V' STL AH nrpia or mpAiiu,, Clark, a graduate of Arthur West Orange High School, half of the United Way of 541-7624 Pin f.E.l. SU4 It Uii * SALES 1AI 7 m ^™r ESTIMATESlI HERE ARE 16 REASONS L. Johnson Regional High who is majoring in medical Hours by Appointment in the city's school system, tions, universities, engineer- Union County at the Town School, a basic studies ma- laboratory technology, and 272-0066 and Alfred Hoerrner. the ing societies, government and Campus Restaurant in jor, and Susan Hogan of Anthony L. Mazzeo of Ise- vice president of manufac- agencies and other inter- Union on Friday evening, ORAZI MAKWINSKI TO START!! Cranford, who was grad- lin, a graduate of John F, turing Cor Merck and Co.. ested parties, all with the Oct. 28. HOME Accurate Rug Cleaning, Inc. Inc. of Rahway. were nam- common goal of increasing ELECTRICAL New Low Seasonal Rates (Save Up To 30%) uated from Cranford High Kennedy Memorial High The dinner is held to alert IMPROVEMENTS 120 Gertrude St., Clark ed to an I I-man advisory minority representation in SERVICE School, who is a nursing School, who is a denial the public to the strong sup- Lowest Bank Terms in the State! PHOTOGRAPHY BY committee appointed to engineering and related INDUSTRIAL •COMMERCIAL 8 382-0256 student at the college; for technology student at Un- port organized labor has for RESIDENTIAL Finance Through Our Own Company; All Types augment the work of Union fields. Rugs Steam cleaned the Scotch Plains campus- ion. the United Way of Union COMMERCIAL •REPLACEMENT WINDOWS Of Financing Plans Available DIAL-A- County College's Minorities & DOORS by truck 574-2555 RESIDENTIAL John R. Hawks County and the 83 United •ADDITIONS •Pay Nothing Until the Job is Completely Finished. in Engineering Project. The special project is SMOKE & FIRE mounted unit. ; Way member agencies in •SIDING Upholstery & X The project, now in its funded in part by local in- DETECTION •KITCHENS S BATHS •V /I Free Home Improvement Consulting & Est. • ADVERTISING Union County. All the net Drapery Cleaning ' PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE fifth year, is aimed at in- dustries in the Union Coun- INTERCOMMUNICATION •SKYLIGHTS Season Sale On All Work NqwJ!_ proceeds from the dinner/- ^^^•^ OWNER SLIDE PRESENTATIONS SYSTEMS OPERATED creasing ihe number of min- ty area, including the Mer- dance will benefit the 541-6006 Most Jobs Completed In 1 Week Dr. Eleanor Bednar MODEL PORTFOLIOS ority people in engineering ck Company Foundation u\ & Commticul flood Service & Ruq Repaid NOTICE OF TAX SALE United Way of Union Cou- 381-5173' Open Sat. & Sun. For Your Convenience Chiropractor PUBLIC RELATIONS by preparing them early in and Merck and Co., Inc. FASHION nty, which represents those Member National Remodelers Assn. Notice of Sale by the City of Rahway of Real Property situated In the ihe junior high school gra- both of Rahway. agencies. SIAMLItS MSP Try casing Ilio ATOM SERVICThe EUROPEAN SCHOOL E City of Rahway, Union County, New Jersey, for unpaid taxes and other URBANO Ri'acliM In Roodi'r Ads Member Chamber of Commerce & BBB. Rep. Matthew J. Rinal- Electrical of T.V. municipal Hens. Free Insulation and Energy Surveys THE INSURANCE "PRO" SEZ: PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that Roger E. Pribush, Collector of do, whose district includes GUTTERS Contracting, Inc. HEATING & You'll DANCE, THEATRICAL Mackie Cheaper than Rental Taxes of the the City of Rahway and A. Charles Battlsta, Assistant 75 E. Cherry St. Clark, will be the guest •1-PIECE INSTALLATION Industrial find some Warehouse Sale On All Siding NCJW! •HEAVY .032 GUAGE Commercial AIR COND. & Municipal Collector of Taxes of the City of Rahway, will offer at public 472 speaker. roal 'stoalk' Lowest Rates On Dormers & Add-A-Levels OUR COVERAGES AND PRICES & Buy New auction on Tuesday the 15th day of November, 1983 at ten o'clock In Rahway •5 BEAUTIFUL COLORS Institutional All iy,,..-. ol HI-QIIMCJ S Air (You'll (ool TELEVISION ARTS Westfield Avenue Also speaking at the af- •HIDDEN HANGERS OR Residential Cunil SyMi-itK. Installed Ilko a burglar We Warehouse Our Own Materials-Wholesale the forenoon (prevailing time) In the Council Chambers of the Rahway SPIKES & FERRULES & Si.iv.ted INVITE COMPARISON For Children & Adults Emerson 19" Clark Mitre Quality it No. 1 •([NtHAt A C "HOt AIR whon you Reeves, Inc. City Hall, City Hall Plaza. In the City of Rahway, Union County, New fair will be Alfred Fontana, Ottk oof Pntei flffo'i You Buy Best Prices on Replacement Windows BUT Direct $. Sov( on Our Litt •GASHIJU .HIA1 I'UWS dfscovor how Jersey, the several lots and parcels of land and real property hereinafter •HUM "Oil BOIHBi Portable the president of the Union MANUFACTURE INilMllk Design littlo Reador 'Hallei'Jazz set forth which are described In accordance with the last tax duplicate 574-3464 •GAKMIUIIU •HDIWA'FR in the State! County Labor Council; the AH WORK fUHY GUARANTIED Installation :. adt cost) OUR CUSTOMERS $$$ •Tap UPHOLSTERING Cable Ready Including the name of the owners as shown on the duplicate In the City FULLY IHSUBfD FREE ESTIMATE URBANO HEATING k Work Done By Our Own Skilled Craftsmen hov<> sorno of tho bo*t. lowest of Rahway. United Way of Union Cou- Maintenance f BETTER HOMES Slott lie HW AIR CONDITIONING II That's Not Enou(]h Mnp In Oi Gi.i' U-, A fall Wi' /•• Gol F'l.'niy Mi....' l> icod policioi in town. • Acrobatics The sale will be made at the time and place aforesaid. nty president, Joan K. Cor- FfM fltimatti . I A,I...,,.. ,, MAIL YOUR Lot in work lor YOU * 5 Q Down Payment 634-3736 •FREE ESTIMATES INSURANCE •Spanish Dancing bet, and the United Way of AD IN TODAY! 1349 The amounts set forth below represent a complete statement of all ' WOODBRIDGr, N.J. 634-6220 225-2899 Aluminum Siding • Add-A-Lovels PREMIUMS • Acting t$ municipal charges against the property existing on December 31, 1982, Union County campaign • Windows • Fireplaces Oak Tree Rd. 50 Monthly Vinyl Siding • Insulation • Energy Savors • Gutters • Modern Interpretation together with Interest on all Items computed to November 15th, 1983, chairman, Richard Parsons. eating you up? • Hawaiian'Tahitian excluding advertising costs and officer's fees. Steal Siding • Shell Dormors • Roolinr; • Additions Iselln Stereos The night will include a MIDDLI1IX iHEI-SEA OUR PAC POLICIES Also Available The sale will be made In fee to such person as will purchase the pro- MASONS UIVtlNIKV perty, subject to redemption at the lowest rate of Interest, but in no case cocktail hour from 6:30 to 8 SWEEPS CARPET & 388-8080 SAVE YOU MONEYI 549-9072 In excess of 18% per annum. HMtkigt ALL TYPKS CALL NOW o'clock, dinner at 8:30 , CHIMNEYS UPHOLSTERY 283-2626 If at the sale a person shall offer to purchase, subject to redemption at PUBLIC NOTICE Air Conditioning MASONRY WORK 208 W. MILTON AVE. PACKAGl POLICIES 852 Amboy Avenue 486-6044 o'clock and dancing until -fMFfSSHHKltY-MMIfO" robert the rate of Interest, less than 1%, he may In lieu of any rate of Interest to *Stopl "Flroplocos CLEANING Serv.nq RAHWAY since 1933- •moii* ffi» dttt*r»nc»l AGING^f ^midnight;" r«f[ impicrioN Edison redeem, offer a premium over and above the amount of taxes or other Deiign & •Walki 'Patioi 3 Cleaning Svilem: W«o*« K«*p Tryitigl PnuHnr (.< lR charges, as In law specified, due the munldpahty and the property shall Anyone interested in at- *Drivoways *Porchos • Firoplocos • Shampoo • Sleam • Showceie OFFICES & WAREHOUSE " CORPORATION NOTICE Facts & Installation Service # be struck off and sold to the bidder who offered to pay the amount of PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given tending, should telephone •Brick Front* Chimnoy» • Wood Stovos Al 3 Dillerenl Price! 40 WOODBRIDCE AVE. taxes or other charges plus the highest amount of premium. that the following Ordinance was 353-7171 for more informa- •Woodburning Stoves >OilS Gas Drapr* • f urnllurr ACME Payment for the sale shall be made before the conclusion of the sale duly adopted and approved on final The poet Robert Brown- • Cops & Scroons • U..II. . | I,*,.. HOME IMPROVEMENT ing looked forward to old tion. 750-2717 FKKK KSI. fNfllURVfrSCHEMFUllV GIVEN BROKERAGE J.Z. by cash or certified check only, or the property shall be resold. reading at a Regular meeting of the Installed I OR SI.IU'ICI CAI.I." Any parcel of real property for which there shall be no other purchaser Municipal Council, Township of age as a time free of illness 535 Amboy Ave., 283-1361 imiiiivcra and pain, and, 25 years Liconlod • Fully Ins. Servpro ol Clark/Westfield mm m LIQUID & DRY BULK INC. ELECTRICAL will be struck off and sold to the City of Rahway in fee for redemption at Clark, New Jersey Monday evening, Woodbridge ^^^^ ^^^^ ^ sati 9.3 sun. noon to 3 p.m. 18% and the City shall have the same remedies and rights as other pur- Oct. 17, 1983. before his death, he wrote, :."•.- ""'283-2624 wd # llc 7 HAULING Auto Insurance WHAT WILL I BE? - Mrs. Mary Foster, center, a SI.I. uc 568.0 Siding & Home improvements Specialists " " REPAIR chasers, Including the right to bar or foreclose the right of redemption. AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND "Grow old along with me/ Sue Sharp 499-7119 guidance counselor at the Carl H. Kumpf School in N.J.N.Y.PA.CONN.DELA. LOW, LOW The sale Is made under the provisions of the Revised Statutes of New CHAPTER 25, ARTICLE 2, SEC- The best is yet to be." PRIME STONE FIREPLACES TANKERS RENTED FOR But if you are like most Clark, reviews ihe Career Occupational Preference DALE & CO. DOWN PAYMENT Jersey 1937 entitled "Sale of Real Property to Enforce Liens" Section TION 254 (b3) OF THE REVIS- points way WITH HEARTH S MANUl N.J. Contractor of the Year" X TEMPORARY STORAGE •LAMPS 54:5-19 to 54:5111 et seq. ED GENERAL ORDINANCE OF people, you probably be- Form with eighih graders, Debbie Sleekier, left, and REPLACEMENT lieve that growing old means S FREE •FIXTURES At any time before the sale, the owner may make payment of the THE TOWNSHIP OF CLARK David Bongiovanm. right. The "COPS" interest inven- for Clark BUILDERS TALK to us first and SAVE $ amount due, together with Interest and costs Incurred to date of pay- inevitable mental decline FROM 1495u TELEPHONE QUOTES •SMALL Edward R. Padusnlak tory was administered by Mrs. Foster to the entire WINDOWS SPECIALIZING IN ALlJ\ •^All w ment and which payment shall be made at the Office of the Collector of Township Clerk into senility. )X HOME "Additions "Roofing INCLUDING SUNDAYS APPLIANCES eighth-grade class in order to help the students identify By Ray Hoagland 27th YOUR CHOICE TYPES OF STONE WORK A Taxes, City Hall, Rahway, New Jersey. All checks must be CERTIFIED TOWNSHIP OF CLARK • IMPROVEMENTS •Add-A-Level "Siding Sue Sharp scored the first SLIDERS OR DOUBLE HUNG SO 9am-9pm •FANS and payable to the City of Rahway. It... 10/27/83 Fee.-$11.78 areas of interest wilhin 14 major occupational group- YEAR m two goals to lead Clark's Ar- DELUXE DOUBLE GLAZED ESTIMAFE •Bathrooms •Dormers Reasonable Prices ings or "career clusters." A follow-up discussion and INSTALLED 574-3514 U SANf Lot Total Lien u-ith thur L. Johnson Regional 297-7080 "Kitchens 'Replacement Quality Workmanship student profile analysis with Mrs. Foster is the next 100". VINYL TILT-INS "Affordoblt Quality" TANK TRUCK C1EANINC Interest to High School Crusaders windows stage in ihis activity. Identification of the sludents' in- TIRED OF FREE GIMMICKS THAT FREE ESTIMATESHICENSED 486-3232 No«mber 15. 1983 PUBLIC NOTICE Girls Soccer Team to a 4-1 COST YOU MORE MONEY? •INSURED 47 5 Dantot R Koval 1054 95 terests is important in helping them to plan effectively Dial 381-6400 win over Springfield's Jon- 138 Westfield Ave., Clark 2 47 6 Dankl R Koval 1825 99 for their futures. S S 549-9090 Cor. Hart & E. Hazelwood Ave. 416 N. WOOD AVE. 382-5977 3 60 18 D Johnson 18971 TAX SALE NOTICE athan Dayton Regional 189 °a.ch MiANClHi. AVAM/.nU Call for >_. t%g\mm Township of Clark This is just not so. Se- HOME IMPROVEMENT! A ^CALIFORNIA DESIGN INC "Zi RAHWAY 4 74 8 John A Rilcy Estate 572 35 High School Bulldogs Girls $269.50 VALUE Froo Estimates 3/4-VIJ57 LINDEN Rahway NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, nility—medically called de- •Alterations •Hoofing •Gutters ANY SIZE UP TO 32x67 5 74 11 1364 56 mentia—is not a normal Medical unit Druggists cite Soccer Team in Clark. MINIMUM 3 WINDOWS 6 74 S3 J & E. Romero 194 81 that I, Betty Jo Zelmer, Tax Collec- •Siding "Stone Fronts »Masonry tor of Clark. Union County, pur- part of aging. Indeed, Pat Kelly's goal tied up •Doors •Windows •Awnings SOLID VINYL ROOFING 7 80 30 T &R Lee 43 18 suant to the authority of the most people who survive cites Bill Tsu Valerie Suszko DOUBLE HUNG • ASPHALT & FIBERGLASS SHINGLKS Big Discount 8 84 9 Peter & Arient Schror 1052 99 the game for the Bulldogs in •Garage Doors •Carpentry WINDOWS What a day... Statutes In such case made and pro- into old age never ex- • HOT ASPHALT BUILT-UP ROOFING 1 9 88 1 Paul & Dorts Petenon 1123 28 the first period, then Sue •Prine Windows & Doors Best Quality For Best Deal! ""With This Coupon - "•With This Coupon•• vided, will on Monday. November perience significant memory A fourth-year medical A Clark student in her • SLATE REPAIRS • TEAROFFS Got up this morning and fell out of bed... 10 91 10 Manjanrt Lucas 1201 76_ |*100% Bank Financing to Qualified Buyers R 23. 1983. at 10:00a.m., expose for loss, confusion, disorien- student at the Albert Ein- fourth year at the Nebraska Sharp sent the Lady Cru- $ Went a little further and hit my head 11 99 28 John & Elt/atwtfi Handy 838 05 sale and sell several tracts and tation, personality changes saders on top in the last -• -•••••• '•*, • I°°OFF 12 101 56A E Johnson stein College of Medicine in College of Pharmacy in 50' OFF Dropped my coffee all over my shoes 9157 parcels of land hereinafter specified, or other symptoms of 541-7966 SIDING 13 period. Chris Kosowicz and ALUMINUM-VINYL-WOOD Full Service Had to wipe it up with my daily news... 103 8. 8 A Philip Jon & Patsy T Grtlfln 294 50 to make the amount chargeable dementia. New York City. Bill Tsu, Omaha, Valerie A. Suszko, Any Exterior 14 115 13 A R. & A Leak 28 68 he'r sister, Lynn Kosowicz, SEAMLESS IIOMI- KCI'I.AC'CMI N7 against said lands, respectively, as In the past, research- the son of Mr. and Mrs. was awarded a Druggist GUTTERS IMPHOVI-:MI-:NTS WINDOWS Car Wash Opened my cor door and hit my knees 15 124 9.10 WJlk S Dans & Joyce Davis Car Wash 340 10 of July 1, 1983, together with In- ers believed the primary Ding Kwai Tsu of 564 W. Mutual Insurance scholar- each scored a goal in the .¥/TUi Reg. S5.50 16 135 23.25. Reg. $3.50 Went to start the car and lost my keys! terest on that amount from said Ju- cause of senile dementia Grand Ave.. Rahway, was ship at the University of last period. Clark is now HI'.I'AIKS Expires 17 8 83 27.29.31 Peter S Jurcfyk 1054.62 ly 1st to date of Sale and Costs. Coupon Not Vnlid Expires 17/B/83 was hardening of the ar- 7-3-3, while Springfield is ALUMINUM PRODUCTS CO. 19 151 17A Charits & Helen Gural 2169 28 recently awarded a William Nebraska's Scholarship 388-3797 ,.,/„".',!,,., with other Discounts with other Discounts r GENERAL Said lands will be struck off and teries and subsequent re- 571 Rootavclt Av«nu», Cart«r»t, N.J. 20 221 40,41 Harrison Jr & Judith A WiHar 84264 F. Grupe Foundation Scho- Convocation on Oct. 7. 1-11-1. sold to such person as will purchase duced blood flow to |Op«.i Dotty » lo i Sfll. t to 2 ShiN ltcni»d and folly Ini WILLIAM SMELTZER * 21 245 64 * • • LOCKSMITH -•:••• Jose V Feranoc* 81294 the same subject to the redemption the brain. Further research larship for the academic 100% Bruthlais 22 327 53 L Genova & D Scalro 25.84 sheds new light on this grey The Rahway High Sch •K.V ; • 23 at the lowest rate of interest, but In year I983-I984. ESPO'S ^.ONIT CLOTH TOUCHES TOUR C*R •CALL- 343 1 Charles G. Aim II 41614 area. A decrease in function ool Indians Girls Soccer CED CARPENTRY FIREWOOD 25 no case In excess of 18%: when ap- Mr. Grupe. a business- At times we're con- 397 17 Harrison WiHar 1351 39 of cells in the brain may be [ KITCHENS TREE A&A ,791 RAHWAY AVE. 0 9 A pfufrv\tonal & modern Real 1'ilate- plicable, per annum. Payment for vinced that secrecy is the Team was eliminated from TREE SERVICE •Remodeling & Repairs 26 464 7 man, inventor and human- A& A TREE SERVICE ( cxnpjny wcvuluing in the ule arxJ Edward J & Manannc D Valvano 2237 51 the sale shall be made In pursuance the primary cause. best publicity. •Vinyl & Aluminum TREE SERVICE WOODBRIDGE ^ 574-9152 appraiul ol Rjh'*«y homo A buiinoi 27 467 the Union County Confer SERVICE tt 3.5 David M Glnlrtd. 3395 83 to provisions of Chapter 237 Public For those with a con- itarian, created the foun- DEJICIUJ & nSTULOU TREE REMOVAL Siding properties 29 492 ence Girls Soccer Tourna OF FOE WOOD & MICA 20 J Aznor 3916 Laws 1918 and the Acts amen- firmed diagnosis of senile dation in 1975 to grant pfpil POWER SPRAYING & TRIMMING •Thermal Windows 634-4333 »<" 717 W GRAND AVE., RAHWAY 31 520 CJUBET1T FOB KITCHEN 28.29 A & D Ayieta 46 84 daloiy thereof and supplemental dementia, there is a drug Mr. Tsu anticipates being ment by the Union High STUMP REMOVAL 8 Doors 20t Central Av«nv« 32 571 scholarship aid to outstand- AKDIATH FEEDING •20 Year* ol Moticulous 60 Mary Wenglash 44378 thereto. that can improve their over- School Farmers Girls Soc FULLY INSURED 33 571 ing students in the health graduated from Albert Ein- PRUNING-REMOVAL Craftsmanship Rahway • 3M-0154 62 Angdo Donato 1173 75 Any said tracts of land may be all mental status, particular- •ma SHOT «T now soviet «f UUUKINC LANDSCAPE DESIGN 34 571 stein with a medical degree cer Team 4-2. Nancy Vill of AERIAL LIFT TRUCK 63 Angeto Donato 287.48 redeemed before sale by payment of ly such symptoms as loss of fields for the advancement > COMSUIUTKWS •OVBIMrUKSOFMnPCmOtrt SOD WORK 35 590 in June, 1984, and plans to the locals scored both goals. •tmiuKa. uoonmo. DKOHATMG OARVMKHIP FIREWOOD CHAS. F. GRANT ! KENNETH 22A1 Angelo Donato 28802 amount due thereon to date of such short-term memory, con- of medical education. 36 609 Rahway is 5-5, while Union C.F.G. KITCHENS FREE ESTIMATES Carptafry & WoodwoHting • 50 Per Truckload Slipcovers, Draperies 8.9.10 R. Si M Martin 2227 redemption Including the costs to fusion and dizziness. The Prior to attending Albert pursue a career in emergen- STUMP eRINDING 636-0278 Television Small 38 635 (Plus lax) NAIL OWNER 20.21 John J Chorko 1776 57 such date. medication is Hydergine, cy medicine. is 8-5. 251-2299 ^. 321-0099 FREE ESTIMATE CAL1 FREE ESTIMATES Bedspreads & Shades 39 685 Einstein. Mr. Tsu matricu- Service Appliance 7 23.24.28 W & M Condron 84 31 The following is a description of believed to have a direct UNSPUT-UNCUT FUILY INSURED This Spot CO. 41 701 lated at the New Jersey In- Spotswood £JM£ Moluchon 889-4191 CuslomJIade Jo Order 44 Carmen L Tyler Butler 969 82 lands and owners' names as obtain- effect on the functioning 388-6742 636*0278 & 42 758 INSURED •Toasters 17 C«H Johnson 375 49 ed on the list In my file In my office of brain cells. When given stitute of Technology on an I «r<]ctt »rlrcilon In 43 770 in the early stages of Sales this area 41 A Joseph Jr & Maryann Subo 5903 34 with total amount due thereon as Exxon Research and Engi- •Vacuums Could 44 792 the disease, Hydergine, pro- Flflrti In your home 56 Ruth Vaughn 90775 computed toi November 21. 1983. neering Co. scholarship and KITCHENS REPLACEMENT Addition), Alteration!, CREATIVE BUILDERS Amhitnt REPAIR Guarantied Work- COMPLETE DESIGN I 45 794 duced by Sandoz Pharma- •Irons man* hip B6 Guy Jr. & Betty J. Ewmgs 574 97 Names shown are as they appear WINDOWS Dormers, Girages. MAJOR HOME Conditioning "Color & INSTALLATION 46 Tib ceuticals, can often produce was graduated magna cum VANITIES-COUNTER TOP REPLACEMENTS ALFRED & •Lamps • Finest fabrics 12 B J. Pktnl & T. Kokkmis 228.11 In Tax Duplicate • only Cash or Cer- Aluminum or Vinyl Kitchen & Biferoom IMPROVEMENTS B/W T.V.'s Be Yours • I.owe*! ptlcrs 47 814 a gradual improvement of laude with a bachelor of KITCHENS-WOOD & FORMICA North BBi.V: FENCES'TENNIS COURTS ID Jamei V KeehUer 5445 32 tified Checks will be accpeted. Storm Wlndoyvi Remodeling •Room Additions • SALES •Fans 48 841 brain cell function. As a RESURFACE EXISTING Residential •Radios SWIMMING POOLS 21 W & A Greenlg 15.54 B100L 11 science degree in chemical •Dormers 49 & Doors Decks. Patios. BRESSAW < 851 result, many patients af- CABINETS IN FORMICA Commercial •Coffee Makers • $25 FREE ESTIMATE PLAYGROUNDS 40 L. & M Weakland 24.85 Haueis. Theo H. Jr., and Vita engineering in "1980. •Add-A Levels FROM CARPENTRY •Turntables 50 851 flicted with senile demen- JALOUSIE & Storage Barns ELECTRICAL SECURITY»PARKING B & G Associates 56 25 112 Lincoln Blvd. At the institute he was a J ft B KITCHEN CABINETS •Replocemon! Windows Industrial TO WALLPAPER 443 -Authorized- f tia do not deteriorate as All Ijpes ol •Vinyl, Steel & Aluminum Clark. N.J. 07066 AWNIHG WINDOWS Air Conditioning CONTRACTOR •Slate. Qunirv '. •Authoriiad- 388-3311 VINYI*GAIVANIZH> fast. member of (he National Home Improvement REGINA I ROGER E. PRIBUSH For: same , $533.57 & Costs 3125 WOODBRIDGE AVE., EDISON Siding Heat ing'Refrigerat ion Lit No 4 2HH Ceramic Tile GENERAL ElfCTRIC LAKE AVE. For L& M MR. C0FKI * AlUMINUM*WO0D Collector of Taxes B135L 18 Many of the elderly, Engineering Honor Socie- Roofing S Siding •New Homes "Find w> in Ihf PHIICO'RCA COLONIA CHAIN LIWWIftE Shop* •Pre Fabricated Homes 382-8760 Yellow J'iiKiV HOOVER Rahway Main Course Enterprises, Inc. coping with physical prob- ties, Tau Beta Pi and Showroom 738-9588 WINDOW PRODUCTS SYLVANIA K 4 C Builders •Log Cobm Homes Oflicc at REGAIWARE 7 Weeks A. CHARLES BATTISTA 21 Brant Ave. lems, may feel Browning's Omega Chi Epsilon and he Free 24 Hour Service 525 Amboy Avo 18 YEARS WITH THF SAME NAME... General Contractors Free Estimates Fashion Fabrics Assistant Municipal Claik. N.J. 07066 "the best" is too optimis- was also on the gymnastics Estimate 59 Bookman Ave. Woodbndgo Collector of Taxes For 40 Gibson Blvd tic. However, as the facts ...THE SAME LOCATION 574-3352 • 382-2088 INTERIOR DECORATORS team. 738-8442 671-6189 Colonia 636-9132 382-8713 574-1200 Curtains-Linens-Yard Goods 90 W. EMERSON AVE. City of Rahway. N.J. $705.03 & Costs show, he was more ac- Rohway (anytimo) Call onyttfri# lor FREt Cir'tmat* 1421 MAIN ST.. RAHWAY 4t...lO/27. 11/3. 11/10, 11/17/83 curate than the common RAHWAY 4t...10/20.10/27.11/3,11/10/83 Fee: $486.08 Fee: $126.48 beliefs. 16 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1983 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT Rohwoy Hospital Dr. Kreisman heads Animal group honors volunteers to sponsor county college Chinese auction '•" The Wcstwood in Gar- Twana Tyrcll, 100; Jac- People for Animals, Inc.. wood was the site for the The appointment of Dr. queline Williams, 100: Dr. Kreisman joined he in Oneonta. N. Y.. and the a non-profit, all-volunteer ..^ Annual Awards Party for Dana Wilson, 200; Koren Leonard T. Kreisman as the Union College staff on Oct. animal welfare organization - Rahway Hospital's junior acting president of Union chief of the Bureau of Wolff. 100 and Rqcio 1, 1976 as the vice president Special College Programs in devoted entirely to the •. ,>,••<•*, volunteers on Oct. 16. Wong.100. County College was anno- for academic affairs. He was rescue of stray and abused "•'"'"•'-" .Nintytwo people attended unced on Oct. 10 by Sidney the state education depart- named provost of the Sco- ment in Albany, N. Y. animals and humane educa- ;,'.and [he juniors were treated F. Lessner, the chairman of tion scheduled a Chinese Mother Seton tch Plains campus in 1982 Dr. Kreisman taught Am- • to hamburgers and do-it- the Board of Trustees. auction for tomorrow even- when Union College and erican history and econ- ing entertained by a DJ. Dr. Kreisman, who had nical Institute in Scotch umbus Hall at 1034 Jean- <* "•• According to Phyllis An- croft show versity College in Pitts- ctte Ave., Union, one-hall been serving as the vice Plains consolidated to burgh. N. Y. and held a / delman, the volunteer ser- president for academic af- become Union County Col- block in from Mr. Pi/./a on • • •. vices administrator, "Rah- Mother Scton Regional Fulbright Lectureship in Morris Ave. fairs and provost of the lege. American diplomatic his- • •'•• way Hospital js proud of its High School of Clark's First Scotch Plains campus, suc- The doors will open at Annual Crafi and Gift Prior to joining Union tory at the University of • •;j junior volunteers who take ceeds Dr. Saul Orkin, who College, he was the dean of 6:30 p.m. with prize calling • .-•*.'..;• the time from their busy Show will be held on Sat- Dacca in East Pakistan. died suddenly on Friday, administration at Staten beginning at 7:30 p.m. For .. "''-, .'i;schedules to help out at the urday, Oct. 29, from 9 a.m. Oct. 7, at his home in tickets or to donate a prize, l Island Community College. The new president earned ;?t . •.' hospital and give generous- to 4 p.m. The school is Hillsborough. adopt an animal or for low- Earlier he served as the a bachelor of science and RETURN TRIP - The students in the third-grade classes of Rahway's Franklin School .'- • ly of themselves for the located on Valley Rd.. cost spaying and neutering returmng from a class irip to the Garden State Arts Center in Holmdel. They viewed » . good of the patients. Their Clark, off Exit No. 135 of director of the College doctor of philosophy de- Dr. Orkin, a Union Col- Discovery Program in New please telephone 374-1073. presentation of "The Wind in the Willows" on Sept 30 ;'/«.''y$fiefforts help make Rahway the Garden State Parkway lege alumnus, had been the grees from New York Uni- For tickets only please tele- '-..;.£;» Hospital a more caring opposite the Ramada Inn. York City, the director of versity and a master of arts president of Union since Institutional Research at phone 687-1091. '".i place " The Parents' Guild will 1974. in teaching degree from the State University College Harvard University. The proceeds will go to JUfl'ors wrl° sponsor this event. The co- the care and feeding of AMERICAN HEALTH chairwomen are Pat Angelo homeless animals. There awards are as follows, of Rahway and Kathie Kuc- t&fiSfclisted by the number of will be home-baked goodies & RACQUET CLUBS zynski. *•?»»'hours worked: and coffee for those who at- - • Foil Shape Up Program — It's Time To (,ct Fit The kitchen will be open. Michael Hartnett to exhibit art tend. >>;*"• -CLARK-Terry Chaump, A drawing by Rahwa, •Heated Swimming Pool "'fsu^ 100; Linda Cosmas, 200: For early shoppers there designate a suitable tists is by jury and is con- •Hydro Therapy whirlpool will be eggs and taylor ham artist, Michael Hartnett representative for his work •Tiled Turkiah Steamroom ' •'•; ' :'. Theresa Dobbin, 100; Ka- has been selected to appeal sidered one of the most •Redwood Flnnllh Sauna • Sunroom I ;y ren Ebcrt, 100; Margaret and bagels. For the lunch and expand into the New prestigious honors in (he (£ ENERGY • Aerobfc Dance classes :/ crowd there will be hot dogs in the Fourth Biennial Ex York art market. •Heavyweltht Equipment for men '•: Kalucki andCathrin Maier, hibition of New Jersey Ar New Jersey art community. ^EFFICIENCY •Nautilus Equipment ... . <" 100; Cherly Orson, 400; and hamburgers. The exhibition will run in HELPFUL FACTS FROM txfTHTL .\T 10/31/83 •Racquctball Courts lists. "Being so personally close THC NATIONAL LP GAS AJSOCI"TKKJ •Basketball & Volleyball ."-., .Lisa Orson, 500; Robert to my paintings, I'd like to Trenton from Saturday, •Free Babysitting Przydzial, 100; Ellen Sch- The work, a pastel draw- Nov. 5, to Sunday, Jan. 8, Space Heaters Warm locate a few collectors who A Lot Of Space : c.ir; put you in the shape you want to bi- WL- offer l h»* fints! r isler, 100; Sandra Schmei- 1984. iToblC ing entitled "Blue Bowl," feel the same way about .ind slimnastic classes, the (meat weight rooms (Svp.ir.iU- lor .: der, 200; Holly Smar, 200 The quest to cut cost.s of oriHTi was one of only 82 art them," Mr. Hartnett said. home heating loads in many ... v • and John Vila, 100. works selected for exhibi- Selection to exhibit directions. Some people try "••>'..> .-RAHWAY •• Steven Balla, ShopRite gives tion from over 600 entries works at the Biennial Ex- "Nothing shows a man's turning down the thrrmo- 100; Dawn Benes, 100; Kat- stat. The result is usually a of New Jersey artists hibition of New Jersey Ar- character more than what WOODBRIDGE/COLONIA Over 1800 SSAVREVILLE ."'. ., herine Bodine, 100;Sondra Halloween tips statewide. It will hang in he laughs at." Goethe cold house, lots of discom- 382-6049 AH.i,if °d0 ';. .f... Brown, 100; Ellen Burke, fort and Httle'snvings, thanks e To insure not only fun the State Museum in Tren- Clubs Nationwide ' ••;•• \-fi- 200; Gina Cataldo, 200; to increasing prices of fuel. but safety during the Hallo- ton during the exhibition, •/.• >.'i-j Diane Caulfield, 200; Susan ween day of trick-or-treat which is held only once Chandler, 200; Robert Col- every two years. . -^' lier, 200; Justo Cruel, 100; ShopRite is making avail- •v.'# Donna Visney, 100; Caro- able a'new, free pamphlet at y ;V^'•' lyn Dunning, 100; Kelly local ShopRite Supermar- A life-long Rahway resi- MARTIN'S FURNITURE CLARK •#•#•,»..'; Faughnan, 200; Joann Hall, kets. The pamphlet contains dent, Mr. Hartnett also :i<;*1 .' 100; Glennyisha Jurado, guidelines that have been makes his studio in Rahway developed for parents by , . •. t 200: Susan Kosinski, 300; and teaches drawing and '••*..:'• '' Felecia Mays, I00; Alejan-the National Safety Coun- painting at the Rahway •'" ' dra Meneses. 100; Joann cil. . Junior High School Satur- i ' Mitchell, 100; Kevin Mona- Copies of "A Halloween day Enrichment Program. han, 400; Kathleen Moran, Happening" are available at His works have also been 100; Haleemah Muhaymin, all ShopRite Supermarkets exhibited in the Montclair • 100; Maureen Noone, 100; or can be obtained by send- Art Museum and the '•"'.. Tracey O'Donnell, 100: ing a stamped, self-address- Rutgers University Art , •; • Joanne Rieger, 100; Diana ed business-Mi/e envelope to Gallery. •'•',^'jfe Sinisgallo, 200; Sophia ShopRite, "A Halloween A self-taught artist, he " ..Smith, 200; Tomona Smith, Happening," Consumer Af- works in a variety of media Tr" (00: Sherry Stevenson, 100; fairs Dept., ShopRite Super- and techniques in both " Kimberly Thome, 100; markets, 600 York St.. Eli- traditional and modern zabeth, N. J. 07207. styles. He hopes to ON MANY SEIECTED ITEMS THROUGHOUT THE STORE SELECT END TABLES ALL IN STOCK SELECT SELECT ROLL TOP & DBL. PEDESTAL & LAMPS Many In Stock GRANDFATHER SOFA - BEDS DESKS 50°° OFF =: Goodyear National Huge Selection == ACJCOUNTSHONOREp 50% OFF List CLOCKS Drum Brakes or ODD DRESSERS - CHESTS WK/Drom Combo SELECT CEDAR CHESTS 50°° OFF W«l| raploce shovi or dice & NITE STANDS SB ClLLFMAN APPOINTMENT pads. brak« fluid, brok* largest In The o/o FF|is t 50% OS springs ond front oil t»ali. 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