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RAHWAY PUBLIC LIBRARY Page 8 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD, Thurs., July 76, 1964 Recreation-Department Trucking Hrm ; SEMINARY AVE 1 Chuck and crow shooters who inning. Jim Murray opened the Undefeated Elks (Continued from Page 1) (Continued from Page 1 . RAHWAY N J 8-13-:: reach out with a long gun Winning Streak last of the sixth with a hit to Madison School is used for the through a.wooden cabinet,j|i}| should tuck this tip away. A center, but was thrown out at Capture Coastal wrestling clinic during the week. desk and a safe, disturbing i camera tripod makes a fine All the equipment is l)eing pro- tents and throwing them on J Of Recreations second by catcher Tom Schweit- vided by the board together floor, but apparently f . steadying rest. It adjusts to any zer to Dave Holland. League's flag with use of the building. There nothing of value to him; Rlch-I height. Weighs little (for easy The box score: are 35 boys enrolled in the pro- ard Dorrah of 206 West Granfl| transportation) and will help Goes to five Elks Club won the Recreation The Rahway Recreations team PHELPS DODGE AB R Department's 9-10-year-old Coas- gram which is under the direc- Ave., part owner, checked RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD you hold for the 300 to 400 yard tion of N.F. Delmonaco, general in the Union Ooxmty Senior De Julio, rf 2 0 tal League championship by the items and was' unable~to| shots when a rest is required Pampinto, rf \ 0 supervisor of playgrounds an determine that anything league extended its undefeated winning both rounds of play. CLARK-COLONIA AVENEL-ISELIN to score. 3 0 physical education instructor ol iissing at the time. Merging The Rahway Recortf, Est. 1822 with the Bahwa; News, Est 193* streak-to -five-games-by beaU-J . Jha. team._was—undefeated^ 2 0 winning 12 games and turning Rahway Junior High School7 At Zulo Brothers Fumih ing the Phelps Dodge nine of Enterad us Second Clrtis Matter Capezza, 1b 0 back a strong bid by the Italian The outdoor courts behind thi Co., 1850 Elizabeth Ave., overf Vol. 142, No. 10 Pont Off ten Rabway Now Jorsey Rahway, RJ., Thursday, July 23, 1964 8 Pages Price 10 cents per copy Elizabeth, 3-1. at Warinanco Westroz, p 0 American Club team. The team school are used-for the newl; the weekend someone broke FOR Park. I now awaits the outcome of the formed Teen-age Basketball 14 by 21-inch pane of glass onl It was an exciting pitching 0 Seaboard League playoff game League: There are seven teams battle until the fourth inning " the north side of tne 0 between the Kiwanis Club and in the new circuit. Anthony Roc- SUMMER when Phebs Dodge scored a|™'~; reached through and took;"f I blauone 0 Merck Yankee teams. The Elks co, sports director, is in charge run inJheJop.cfJUje.Jnning.with - glass container with $7 in change! The WndMen and the Elephant Club nine will • play-the winner The-teains-playon Monday am and a bill used-for-petty cash.l FUN a base on balls, a fielder's I ; By John Godfrey Saxe (1816-1887) 25 1 for the city championship. Friday evenings. Nothing-else appeared to be dis-| Clark Considers Projects lite worldi Nitcit roller coaster, choice and an error, followed; RECREATIONS AB R largest rncrry-go-round, 50 other by a line drive single to right George Severance, Elks pitch The city has opened a play- turbed. It was six men of Indostan* Holland, • ss Spectacular rides and attractions i by Joe Lomba. In the bottom of er, won 12 and lost none and had ground behind the Rahwa; Prowlers were reported.ail To learnuig much inclined Vrancken, 3b the same frame, the locals a 5 for 5 record at bat during High School parking lot. This 896 Maurice Ave. and 449 Unlonl Who went to see the Elephant Two Apartment K1DDIEIAND Lakata, p 'scored two runs when Bob the season. Michael Cregge, is area is especially for primary St. In both cases, fairly com-f (Though all of them were blind). tefrbhmenlij jamej and prize* Schweitzer, c Vrancken opened the inning the"' team's leading hitter with school children. The equipmen plete descriptions of the jffll^ That each by observation Eight-Family Dwelling Former Merchant Dies; fret circui ,,, free parking Shipley, rf GIRLS TO COMPETE TONIGHT — Twelve gfrb compete tonight at Roosevelt School Developments with a sharp hit to center and 26 hits in 35 official times at is such that it may be removed for the title of "Little Miss Rahway" in the Rahway Jaycees' third annual contest The viduals were given to police. Might satisfy his mind. J,ck 8,1b/, SUMMER SHOWCASE John Vernickas was the and stored during the winter br d«,. « 10 Friir n, hu raced home on a long double! n finalists are, left to right, front row, Barbnra Bell, Donna Blatee, Debra Amaslo, Elizabeth LEGAL NOTICES M t by pitcher Jim Lakata and he I JD leading slugger with three home months. Brcidt and Diane Peare; second row, Dorothy O'Donnell, Carol Waddlngton, Sharon Max- Debated .... 1 Owned Appliance Firm c runs. and Nick Kuchalski was NOTICE CLARK — The possibilities R!d*tV2 P» * W'dnesd.y, came home on a hit by catcher |£^ ,* . uc Another large playground well, Michelle Hornyak, Linda Baldwin, Carol Dietrich and Michele Castor. Sealed bids vlll b« received *r < ! efiace Business Administrator of the CUT ' Given Board Approval Abraham'Lewis, 58, of 72-3 on Sunday at 1 p.m, in Temple | that two apartment projects July 22, ,nd wry Mond.y i Tom Schweitzer. Bob Vran- "!the defensivfi_ace area-is ^it Grover— Cleveland JL._0—0L_The-team-was-coached- by Brv.ajit St.jjgrmejjg r owner of the Beth Torah.with Rabbi^ Samuel l.with. atotaLof 194. units may. be. t'cken's long~home~run'"to'"left 0L SchoolT"The~ department ••has' "The'Board of '.A'djiistnieht |center Held scored the third! 2 0 0 Eric "Pete" Beckhusen, with sponsored its annual playground (Continued from Page 1) • w»r. New Jener »t 3:00 P.M. on Wit4 DependablDdbl e AlApplianci eC/ Co/hereh . (Smarting officiating:"lHterment]cons(ructed in this'township an OLYMPIC PARK nrjdlT, Julr 29lh..lB« Tor the foacnr| The First approached the Elephant voted, 3-2, on Monday night to jrun of ..the game, in the sixth t — _ —I Tom Cregge and. WjjliamJHan- Olympics_aL.thiG.ar.ea, died oa Friday in Somerset ; was m Beth Israel Cemetery, bejng discussed-and debated -by.- IWNCTOH-MAPltWOOD- ~~(Conlinue3 ffoni James-I^nch—ofr-Morristownr recqmmend~to •; the~Munlclpal Jibite^^aifte^ MlssrVlrgliua DayiS, aBr~aTr: ax>offl>ndge==i_-^——-^HBoard-of-AdjtBtmenti^Plan I Railway'fiec. 0 0 0 2 0 1 (P-3 members are Blaise Bollwage. development, Mr^Jtfonnett" told -ttie News-RecordJO;; Gouncil--that It approve the I Arrangements were-by the; _ cltons. • T field is used primarily-by -the ^i«7r";««'• ;-'—*™-'%." '"•' line*stew3raessr""Mrs.?Patnci3* *~At uiice began to bawr: ning Board and privale PheIps"Doage TOO 10 0 0-1 Kurt Bender, .Michael Cregge, the orilce x>t the Water Dep application by Richard Carr Mr. Lewis owned and ope- Lehrer Funeral Home, 275 West j cts for wnich girls' Softball league.. playing teams from McCosker ^J^^J.J^ meit_Enjlneer. . - —» God bless me! but the-Elephant. The two pro e ' Errors — Capezza, Vrancken James Harriiil,~ George Sever- the area. Anyone interested in arranging a team match The Builncss AdminlJtrttor t . Associates for a variance" to rated the company for 29 ; Milton Ave. ' variances are being sought from Behind the high school build- Regina Stanton, "Miss Union the rlilifr to accent or re!ect-«ll or < Is very like a WALL! permit construction of an eight- years before he was forced to ance, Robert Evans; -Howard may notify Mr. Monnett The local team defeated Cran- of tbe ftbove bids &hd to *irftlri';K ihe Board of Adjustment are ingB umuthere are l tw Iore tennim s courts County," and Councilman - at Of Board of Adjustment Demeter, Ronald Terpak, Clay- " T . ' ". , . "i tormalitles therein If br eo doing "f amily dwelling,at 695 Union St., retire three years ago because those proposed by Solomon ford Swim Club, 4-1, last weekend. Large Robert H. McMenamin. best InteresU of the CUT are aerTetf.'f I KowaTWlTlay to.„n„ ci...... ;.....Schweitzer., r._..:Davidj 7,'.-£..Beckhu. - ! These courts will be maintained :orner of Winfield St.- of ill health. Born in Trenton, Reider of Clark who proposes The Opening of .by. the department for use by • • • - Mayor-Robert. E..Henderson.will RpBEHT W. C. Gordon Miller of 1094 West Merchant sen, Gregory Ainsworth, Paul Buslncji Voting in favor of the applied-, Lake Ave. was elected president he Jived he.refgrja years. He to erect 324 units in a garden- the children and adults in (he Colonia''Swim Club will host the next New Jersey be an honorary judge. Emmons, Nick Ruchalski, Chris NEW JERSEY STATE DEPARTME ion were C. Gordon Miller, f the Board of Adjustment at was a member of thp Rahway ' type apartment project of eig'it P.8.A. for Title community. A.A.TJ. swimming championship on Saturday at 7:30 Mr. Rowland is being assisted OF CIVIL SERVICt EXAMINATIO Hebrew Congregation. Elks ant) Hansen and John Vernickas. Announced closinc date for fllln| ward president; Leo C. Santo- he reorganization meeting on detached buildings off Bar'ell George R. Hoagland, director by Mr. Breuche and Mr. Mc- appllcatlonj. July 3Irl9M.rori r Knights of Pythias. Succumbs THE OAKS p.m. The 200-meter butterfly for senior women, and : asso, vice president, and'John Monday night in the Municipal i PI., and Jules Madey Sr., o- of recreation, said, "It would be Cartney. cations, duties, and minimum au^._. The Second, feeUng of the tusk, Surviving are his wife, Mrs. School Administrators 200-meter freestyle and the 200-meter breastroke jun- cations, apply to the Department-o efranka. Opposed were Leo Council chamber of City Hall. Clark, who wants to built TO LIQUORS Of City League next to impossible to run an Civil Serrlce. State Route, Cried, "Hn! What have we here i -f€ontmtied from Page 1) vlll be conducted in additfcrr New Jersey. lahn and Herbert H. Klelm. "one-DcdnjoTn npartmcnr ui effective program without the So very round and smooth and Mr. Miller succeeded Leo C. Rahway; a daughter, Mi;-; At Home-: l< The Recreation Department's Elliott, Mrs. Toker, Waldo Cark- Mosquitoes' Activity Open .to clttiens, 17 months resk A hearing on the Carr appli- off Raritan Rd. Hig " «\ cooperation of the board. That to open and junior Olympic qualifying heats. .. In Rahway. sharp? Santowasso, who had served as filoria Lewis, at homp; his J 13-14-15-year old leagues city huff, Max Lilenfield, Edward Still Great in Area Junior Library - Assistant, - 8*l»n| ation was conducted by the The board met on Monday the facilities are surely put to The public is being invited to see these thrilling To me 'tis mighty clear president for several years. Mr. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louw Abraham Heuer, 61, of 536 ; championship game will beTrio, and Lester Oxman. Nor- J26M-J3494 per year. • " • soard on -June 22. Objectors, night from 7 to 11 p.m. to con- RAHWAV good use during the summer events featuring New Jersey's outstanding swimmers. The Rahway, Linden, Eliza- Laboratory Technician (WaUr) This wonder of an Elephant Santowasso, who expressed his Lewis of Rahway; a brother, | played today at 5 p.m. at Vet- man Powell and Robert Ran Time). Salary. I1OOO per year. eaded by Mrs. James R. Pie- West Lake Ave., who operated'duct a hearing on Mr. Madey's months is shown by the addi- beth and Winfield Park are; Pipe Malntenanco Man, Is very like a SPEAR!" desire to step "down from the Bernard Lewis, in California; ierans Field. dolph were absent. Mr. Singer ;ens on 2365 Jowett PI., who thp Rahway Public M?rkpt at application. Decision was re- tional registrations for the spe- continue to lead the remainder M100-IJQ7y per year.' chairmanship, was elected vice six sisters, Mrs. Rose Eisener i>iFpcncinz the sai»e old »• to his i The game will pit the Pied- is vacationing in Maine. The American Legion baseball team will open its •viP 44 East Cherry St . dierf nn Sun-'served by the board. Tfr: cialized programs being offered of Union County in mosquito >wns property on Winfield St.. president. and Mrs. Elizabeth Weiner o.c many fr'"-"'1- mont League champions, Ko- Increases for Mr> Singer and bid for the second round championship on Tuesday at day at his home. 'Madey projects's cost is esti- be the department." activity, according to this week's ought against the application Herbert H. Kiehn was reap- Trenton, Mrs. Estell Dubin and : other administrators were in- 6:15 p.m. in Rahway River Park against the Westfield Mr. Heupr, a native of New mated at $400,000. The sole ob- | wal Association, against the In report of the Mosquito Extermin- md submitted a petition. Fifteen pointed secretary by Mr. Miller. Mrs. Hilda Siegel of Philadel- cluded in the board's 1964-65 COAL SAL! York City, had been a resident jector to the proposed plans has |ternational League champions, New type team. ation Commission. ersons spoke in opposition to Mr. Santowasso was lauded phia, Mrs. Libby Shipiro of budget which went down to de- of Rahway for 23 years. He was! been the_ Planning Board \vhich 381 - 3063 P.B.A. Local 31. Umpires as- (Continued from Page 1) • *• • granting of the variance. for conducting the business of Atlantic City, and Mrs. Dorothy feat at the hands of the voters, 'The index (weekly averagi i a member of the Rahway Heb-|has charged the plans would YOU RING WE BRING signed are Nick Delmonaco and to.bring you easy reading. Co- Mutand The Third approached the animal, The board announced that a the board "expeditiously and Kline, in California, and one by a 3-1 margin, on Feb. 11. The The many football fans in the-erowd at Rwsevelt number of. mosquitoes caught . rew Congregation and Railway i violate 11 provisions of the zon- Tony Rocco. rona shows plenty of white -Arid happening to take tecision on the application by fairly, and with -utmost regard grandchild. board cut the appropriations for School band concert on Thursday night were happy in one trap in one night) for Stove ... $23. | Lodge-16, Knights of Pythias, taglaw . Kowal Association, defending The squirming trunk within his Michael Ginesi for a varjance the citizens of the City of Funeral services were held We Deliver the administrators by $1,775 be- space where white space counts. tluVarea_was-21.4-for_the- sec- (Continued on Page 8) I The Planning Board, accord- j champions, won nine games and to hear Jack Flathman, who was a member ofrthe bands, o permit erection of an 18-unit (Continued on Page 8) C. GORDON MILLER fore submitting the measure to The letters a, o, and e, for ex- ond week of July. The averages ing to Jerry P. Fontcnelli Sr., I lost one during the regular sea- ample, are opened up so they Indians marching band in 1932. .Mr. Flathman, who sections ranged from PEAT. T Thus boldly up ana spake: apartment house at 2428 St. the voters a second time. On "I see^_quotiLhe^th.ej;iephanl chairman, feels the project is son—Tom~Kennedy,-the-leading- do not serve-as-"ink-traps-- .e_tuba^Member3_fEorrLthe. Chutp npliv eorge-Ave.-wilLbe rendered too large for -the—2=7-aere-pai- oitcher, won eight games and Feb. 25 the voters gave the bud-more space has been put around 1935 band were Kingsley Fisher and Jack Felton, - Is very like a SNAKE1" at the next meeting. The public get an even greater beating, the CHODOSH BROS. 'Miss- Young Republican' eel. The plans call for 28.:; lost none. The Kowal team was the letters to make them easier (now playing in the Embers), near Princeton. They learing was held on June 22. margin being 4-1, although it Dwellings of Agency & WEXLER Youtfis, 147thargecl dwelling • units per acre while managed by Joseph Cerchiaro to read and more appealing to were playing in the alumni band at the annual concert The board voted unanimously | the zoning code recommends a had been decreased by $75,175. (Continued from Page 1) FU-8-100e • with Cliff Ginfrida serving as the eye. .. o give favorable recommenda- (maximum of 16 units. The code Municipal Council then cut the given by the members of the Recreation Department's •'.-' Bahway, N.I..— ISELIN coach. Members Gregg Kuba, and put out the flames. To Be Named at Picnic ; also calls for at least four acres budget an additional $128,500 Greater Reading Ease Band and Orchestra School. The next concert will be 38 E. Grand Jvi. " tion to an application by the James Lakata, Tom Kennedy, A fire at the home of Miss With Entry, Larceny but, under the state law, did A series of intensive tests of held tonight at 7:30 o'clock on. the lawn of Roosevelt Lehrer Funeral Home, 275 West •for an apartment house. Mr. Russell Johnson, Robert Al- Drew Mossman,-144 Maple Ave. not specify the items to be de- different faces was conducted Milton Ave., for a variance A break and entry was report- of a rear window but bars on Madey was represented by John brecht, Douglas O'Brien, John School. on Saturday destroyed a .sofa The Rahway Young Repub'i- been sent to Bernard M. Shan- creased. by the printei and Linotype's which would-allow construction ed Monday •morning at the store the window prevented entry M. Boyle of Elizabeth. FAIR The finals of the "Little Miss PlaygronnH" f!rm. and—did—considerable smoke NEW The Fourth reaened-out-an-eajeiK cans are to hold abeauty con- iey> candidate for United States Scank, Edwin Mendoza, Jim Freshly bioken glass was re After the hearing on -the A referendum will be held at Corona was selected as tne body test sponsored by the Rahway Jaycees, also will be test at the G. O. P. picnic on ~ sponsored by Heller, Lester Danscesz, William damage. The fire started in the SUPER DINER hand, Main St., where glass had been ported at Rahway Brake Serv- (Continued on Page 8) Madey project, the board heart the November ^general election face easiest to read. In addition, Sept. 26. at Bartlett Field to the opening statements in the Schank, John Sheperd, Thomas held at that time. second floor apartment of Miss And felt about the knee broken pu^ of a rear door. Two ice but nothing appeared to be on the question of whether the the changeover from 8-point to select "Miss Rahway Young Reider project case. Leo Kahn jChannell, Mike Holencsak and Ray Cleveland, one cf the first leaders of the high Lucy Akesson, who told police "What most this wondrous beast • 14-year-olds, picked up, the pre- disturbed. Unoccupiod Dwellings city should retain the present 9-point gives even greater read- 'Open Door' Republican." of R^ahway, an attorney with St. Cecelia's Church Joe Hartwett. school band, was on hand to hear the concert that she had gone to sleep with is like : vious night on curfew Holatjo'n, system of electing Board of Edu- ing ease. Seven cases of beer were re- The J winner will compete JrvJltojedj Area Burn offices in ^Linden, represented P.B.A. Local '31 won 11 and a cigarette in her hand. Miss Is mighty plain," quoth he: __ left in-the poliefr'rcar ai tape re- cation members or return to Corona is a compact type ported -missing* from the ice against" the victors from other Two moile" fires in empty the applicant and George W. lost two games, including a sec- Mossman suffered a burn on "Tis clear enough the Elephant corder similar to one) stolen the system of having members which was primariry-cjesigned to Rain Causes National State Bank box at the Royal Gardens, 990 Union • County . municipalities. houses in "the^ Rahway Re- Morton represented properly of Iselin her hand and was given first aid Is very like a TREE!" along- with several taansister ond round playoff game with appointed by the mayor. Last eliminate one of the major dif- (Continued from Page 1) East Hazelwood Ayft£C(fr, Satur- The Vri/merof that-cantestwlll development JVjency's Lower owners of. the "BartelJvEi^.ar^ Lending Limit Higher by Capt. Duffy, who led jhe radios, from a second fnior case .the__Eranklin:Madison_JA5S2c!a-_ night's—actiun iuay-affect~the ficulties—newspapers— face—in to-stoprafter-he-saw-Helen-Sa-- day. Tag-box' g«d y>t' been "Mire TMnn Cmi.1 Main St. Project area-brought who oMpof to apartments in nn Fire Department T in the Grant store. broken info but the lock had 1 iion team. Tom Fitzgerald is results of that referendum. the process of making stereo- flarske of 106 Sonora Ave., By action of the board of featuring a By iVhayor- ty Yoijng Republican." ffieTotal to four in the past 'A" residential .zone.' -The the team's pitching ace, with a startet Th& youths face charges of. been improperly put on during two weeks. 1 type mats from the metal type. Iselin, already at the inter- directors of the National Stati The (judges of the local con apartments would front on tin. The board, in a statement ap- fire at 1280 Westfield Ave. DEUCIOUS NEW MJNU4 break and entry and larceny the day, making it possible for record of 10 victories against : CLARK —'Mayor William J. test- will be the Repubu'cin The first of Monday's blazes Middlesex Water Co. reserroir. JOB 20 ThruTULY25 proved last night, said "super- In this process, the type is lection at West Inman Ave. andBank at Monday night's meeting mming a hole in the roof. The and • .,-: one defeat. The team also has Maguire will conduct "open before the Juvenile Court in Eli- a thief to remove it without the Party candidates for Municipal was reported at 1273 Pierce visory'and administrative per- impressed on a specially-pre- fefferson Ave. on Monday, eve? BUSINESSMAN'S IUNCR The board set Tuesday at 8-3) 7 rthe-distinetion-of-pulling-a-triple- l,OM,0OQJias-been'transferred, fire-was-extinguished by-Engine door— sessions-triiear-residenti zabeth. .use—of—iools~- 6^^dl^itF4^y t ; | sonnel" were being given "sal- pared sheet that looks and feels [ling. Mrs. Saflarske stated that ,.j._mL dii__Uie_UmeJtor_continu .r play" in regular season" play. rom undivided profits to sur Company 1'. under Capt. John complaints. and suggestions at . Attempted break and entries Mrs. Leonore Small of 129 Ward;. Councilman John C sponded. A little later, onToT Appearing Nightly on ary adjustments" which "were like a tough cardboard which, she had. been traveling north I lion of the hearing. It will b^ Tom Fitzgerald is the team s plus. By this action, increasing draz. his office in the Municipal tiuild at Brennah's Amoco Station, Walnut St. reported that her Marsh, Second Ward; Alan the trucks was sent over to provided in the original budget in newspaper plants! ' called a m Jefferson anB foltpwed two 1419 Irving Street I held in the Municipal Counc'I. manager and Art Wise and Pe- the total capital funds to $9,000,- A • 1961 Oldsmobile, owned by ing every Wednesday at 7 p.m. 1253 Main St., and Rahway windshield was broken on Satur- Arensdorf, Third W a r d ; put out a fire at 1195 Main St., Chamber. Midway Stage adopted.by the board.last Jan- 'mat." An exact mold of the Jther cars which made left The Fifth, who chanced to touca ter Drukas serve as coaches. 000, National State is enabled Villiam Schneider of Dunnellen RAHWAXl_ Mayor Maguire said yester- Brake Service, 1263 Main St. At day night while the car was Chnrlfis Brame, Fourth Ward .whjch-Was.pne of [Wo houses_ uary." The statement said the type is left in the mat, but a urtis at the intersectlon>>^he theear, -• • _— '- llr. Reiders plans call for Famous Team members are Anthony to lend up to $900,000 to any one :aught fire at Stone St. and Jef- day the program will give all the service station, glass was parked at the end of Lafayette [eorge C. Syme, Fifth Ward, involved last week. 124 units, including 96 one-be-1- action is necessary because 23 certain controlled degree of mat proceeded straight across the -Said: "E'en the-Windest man Lordi, Dan Rommel, James borrower. ferson Ave. on Friday. The residents a chance to bring their pulled from the window frame St. and Councilman Donald J. Firemen suspect that the [room and 28 two-bedroom per cent of the administrative shrinkage takes place before intersection and was struck by Caniell what thisjresembles most, T.V. and Radio Stars Drukas, Kan Salagay, James This is the largest lending wiring..was destroyed but no THE OTHER problems directly to the mayor. Forsythe, Sixth Ward. fires are being set by children | apartments. The cost is esti- staff has left the school system the metal stereotype or plate is Mr. KruppaVcar. MrrKruppa Deny the fact who can, Carr, Joseph Wise, Drew Ras- limit of any bank in Union Coun further damage was done. "This is not designed to par- George Vansco, contest chair- playing in the area but no mated at $1,250,000. An old Grounds Open Nightly this year, and because 20 per cast from it. suffered contusions of the left An article in an old 1 This marvel o£ an Elephant mussen, Tom Fitzgef-ald, ty and places National State in Digest, (January, 1960) ca _ IsverylikeaFANi" - - allel present lines of communi- man, said young women who evidence.is available to sub- building, the former Cameron cent of the teaching staff will side and right shoulder, and Charles A very,. Kenneth Engle, the vanguard of local banks M & T Will our attention, and Is so good 1 cations between residents .and Flanagan Playground desire to compete for the title stantiate the theory. (Continued on Page 8) From 7 PJM. be new to Rahway and the ma- Sandy Hook Mrs. Saflarske complained of James Miller, William Shipper, ority have no previous teaching seeking to keep pace with tin (Continued from Page 1) thought we councilmen," the mayor said. must enter the contest by Aug. (Continued from Page 1) ain in the left shoulder. might call at- Jnhn Millpr.and. r v thljd in the ccro of M&T in the-chemioals-fii "T hplipyp fhp ppnplp hflvfi a 10. Entry, blanks may be ob »iu -playground~programs~had ion to it ained from Mr. Vansco, who Later Monday night George munity. Herbert E. Hirschland, vice right to have access to the A high backed bench placed "The board believes that to be cancelled. Swimming in- you missed it. Afieacl in Title Race- esides at 1973 Price St. En- t.- Collago of Perth Amboy resident in charge of research, principal official of the town- Committee Discusses along a garden path to_provide these facts warranUhe_salary struction,_ bowling, gym aeti- "The, Day At trants will be required to sub- skidded-into-Richard-G^Evans- Council to Hear—_ said- ip^ •• ^ -A-powerful-team-from-Flan- are—added for ~partkipation_iE Good Food — Free Parking.^.Free-Admission- maximum privacy makes an "increase s it has adopted an"d vilFes, filmVcrafts andxpuppet T-h-e-Beachi"- i bht Df 98 Warren St., Iselin,-at U. S. (Continued from Page 1) Although Mayor Maguire said ideal garden accent structure. hopes that they will.serve'to show were events which the is the title, by agan Field survived an onrush the Playground Olympics, junior graph. And registered Demo- FAIRGROUNDS LOCATED ON 1 and Capobianco Plaza. Both Arthur" Gor-" the nature of the meetings-would It can be simple, or it can have avoid any further deterioration Camp • Fairweatherites most tori St., and to renovate it frii by the Tully Field contingent city championships and senior crats need not apply. gy" drivers stated that Mr. Evans don, and it. be informal, he stressed that a_smalLcanopy_fQL.shelterirom in the.morale of its staff," the enjoyed. use asr a ^k-unltrapartaew :ahd-continued-toJeadiln_totaL city. _The_ picnicjivjir: be Sponsored Ounpaign strategy for the ; Marsh, candidate for reelection- GREEK_STEEET_=_ISELIN slowed because of the Tlooded concerns begmr will take ininrahdU; '—championships, the sun and rain. It can be built statement declared:—-— Highlights of the program this by the~"Rahway Republican Club in theSecWdTvafarAIaiTAyeri? condition of the road. Mr.-Col- house.-The property is in a "B' prescnp- j About the beast to grope, on any. problems brought to his score for the city playground The other scores are as fol- General Election in November (Opposite Pennsylvania Railroad Station) of readily available lumber like It also was stated that'"the week were a bubble gum blow- THEATRE the Young Republicans. A dorf, Third Ward candidate: lago skidded when he attempted residential zone where only on tion given to Than seizing on the swinging tail attention that are not being hampionship. . lows: Cleveland, 32; Roosevelt, jwas discussed by the Republican western red cedar. previous salaries for adminis- ing contest, and cook-out in- the 1601 IRVING STBEET him, which Tftli chicken barbeque is being Charles Brame, Fourth Ward :o follow suit. and two-family dwellings are RAHWAY, NEW JER8KT That-fell within his scope. taken care of now through rou- After two days of contests, 29; Stein, 22; Squire Island and ICity Committee at Monday trators and supervisors in the Rahway River Park yesterday could well be recommende4; lanned. The entertainment and candidate; George C. Syme, permitted. The hearing is set FU 8-1250 "I see," quoth he, "the Elephant tine municipal channels. Flanagan's" total was 45 points. Veterans, each 19; Madison, 15; night's meeting in the Irving St. Rahway school system were and boating and canoeing today Anthony Sokol, 74, of 8199 the world at large. We., ;ames are being arranged oy municipal chairman and Fifth for 8 p.m. like to give a few Is very like a ROPE!"-- - He said if answers to specific Tully remains in second place Howard, 13; Merck, 9; Brennan, headquarters. among the lowest in Union at Echo Lake. Rodger Court suffered a lacera- Playing Now Robert Castor, president of the Ward candidate, and Council- The board also is expected from it, but hesitated questions by residents are not with 40 points'. G: Williams, 5, and Madden, 1. Speakers were Freeholder County." Next week overnight camp-ins tion of his .right leg on Sunday Young Republicans. |man Donald J. Forsythe, seek- to decide on the applications David Niven-Peter Sellers doing so because, although I available during the informal The winning playground, after Flanagan is leading in the Walter E. Ulrich, who will retire SAVINGS The retirements of Miss Helen will be conducted for girls on ' Herbert Siegel is chairman ing reelection in the Sixth Ward. evening when a motorist struck of Michael Ginesi, who has pro- themselves they are worth,! talks, he will see that the resi- the three series of events, will yearly average with a total this year as the Third Ward's Tuesday and for boys on Robert Wagner-tipucine peating, they do not tel£ it' if the picnic committee for the Mr. Syme received reports on A. Campbell, director of special him. while he was walking his posed to raze a building at dents are given the answers in be awarded the Leo Blitzer score of 108. Next is Tully with representative on the Municipal Wednesday, A parents night story, nor give the slgninpA Republican Club and Nicholas three events scheduled for services, and Harry Hanf of the 2428 St. George Ave. and to the shortest possible time. Memorial Trophy. The points 72 points. Madison with 60 and Council; Herbert H. Kiehn, MOUNT UP program will take 'place on dog. The driver of the vehicle value of hfi inspired writlH Rinaldi helps the Young Re- September and October. The guidance staff were apDroved. "THE PINK Cleveland with 59 follow. There president of the Rahway Re- Thursday. stopped and inquired about Mr. erect an IB-unit apartment But perhaps apart from h publicans' group. Also assisting events are a card party, planned The resignations of Richard house, and of Richard Carr article these quotes ought to bl id so these men of Indostan is still one more contest to be is Herbert H. Kiehn, club presi- publican Club; Dudley Painter, for Sept. 9 in the Elizabethtown Warga, Robert Jones 3rd, Wil- The Camp Sperrs Committee, Sokol's condition and was told, repeated Just for their FASTER CURRENT Associates, who have asked fo PANTHER" sputed loud and long, held in the senior division on dent. candidate for First Ward coun- Consolidated Gas Co. building, liam Marsh, Michael Denci Jr. consisting of about 20 key per- I am all right. Go ahead." permission to raze a house al worth and universal app • Each in his own opinion Monday and Tuesday. Invitations to attend have cilman; Councilman John. C. ANNUAL And ten; " Md ,Central Ave. and Hamilton St.:' and Miss Jndith'Botts wenrac- Tte-accldenrwarTepottel'W 6S5 Union str and to'"erecran —Individnal-winhers-arer ffie^Tcnrc~wHlcIf''TIieT"cIub^will " in the Central Atlantic Area and every really wasted, or < gg AT cented\ eight-family dwelling on th Robert GouleJ-N«ncy Kwan "Scott Stickle,, Tully, boys' foul sponsor on Sept. 26 'in coopera- who are responsible for the de- loliceby Mr. Sokol's son,. John completely lost." Though each' was* partly in the site. The public hearings were Robert Morse shooting; Barbara Russell, Ijon. jwith Jhe Young Rerjublj- _ L •velopment-aad-fflanagement-of iokoL u_: - - ' ' -people-were-usuall; ght,_ ' PAID. . When small 'fislrkeeptakmg conducted on June-JJ— Squire, girls* hdpscotchJTarnes cans,, .and-the. dinner dancui-to ydup'Vba'it" doh'f geT "excited. the-Pocono—Mountain ""camp, A:three-car: aeddehnook' "HONEYMOON r-€orifident—i l Drufcas, Tully, fioys' horseshoes; QUARTERLY one's motives are be held on Oct. 10 in the Cross' AXIA Move! But make sure to move will meet at 11 a.m. at the camp place on Friday night at West Col. William W, Campbell HOTEL" nothing can be right" Thaf lal Denise Arcuri, Tully, girls Keys Hotel. away from the weeds into deep- on Saturday for a mid-summer Inman and Jefferson Aves of 1600 Lawrence St. has been quote applies .to- eveij-phasei horseshoes; JohnBurkell, Roo- At Democrats' Convention er weedless water. ~ Littfe' fftft- al eat luncheon graduated from the U.S. Army life, including business, and^jj k sevelt,- boys' paddle - tennis; Reliance Board Grants 0 1 &e da when Garaldine M. Reggie of SAT. MATINEE July-18th So what Is It re&lly - this G.O. P. Elephant which emerged from last week's Re- need the sanctuary of. the weeds ^ SP " y at toecamp . Reserve Schools associate com- felLwe might modestly publican convention? Some of our wise men would have us believe it is a wall of de- Douglas Rippert, Squire, broad Miss Nancy T. Black of 402 FEDERAL SAVINGS ! 136 West Hdhd SUN. MON. TUES. '• thafiit Is a pramta wo jumping.- J.o.ansjit$Ji3.SQQ •for-safcty^won ^stray-faH^omM^.-^n^UIrmember-o^the-com- mand-and-gsneral-staff-cours ~fen5e~against~our cteclared enemies; others-that- it i» the snake of subversion; otHers- Orchard St. haiTbeen a~s~signea A total of $133,500 in first- portedly crossed the Intersection, at Fort Leavenworth, Kans. long known and practiced. ^C Yolanda^ Toney Cleveland, it. mittee, will attend. motive above all others .-|t' that it is the flourishing and growing, tree of liberty; others that jt is a rope for ; by New Jersey Bell Telephone mortgage loans were granted hit Philip Schulman of 135 Ru- Richard Widmark girls jacks; Nadine Snyder, serve you so that oTyour-" hanging civilization as we know it. Still others tell us It Is the spearhead of peace Co. to serve at the Bell Tele- by the board of directors of the dolph Ave. on the right side, Sidney Polfier recognition you come Uni and their foes declare it to be a fan to blow up the flames of racial strife. Stein, hop Scotch;. Sheila Doyle, Reliance Savings & Loan Asso- (Continued on Page 8) phone Message Center in Atlan- nnghinff Viifn info thp pa AMBOYS "THE LOHG SHIPS" that your welfare totwr i Perhaps only time can remove the blinders of emotionalism and political fervor iation at Tuesday night's meet- 7 Dal aim in.the smallesFiL and let us see the whole tlephant as he really is - a trumpeting power of destruction ing in the office at 1525 Irving LINDEN a lane where he ran head-on into and to the largest transaction.- Axia's Assets Roach ing the Democratic National TPIusiSTExtra Bonus Saving Days 1st Run Perth Amboy Area ! or a disciplined and courageous force, ready, and waiting tOrJielp: in tbe: construction St • Manuel Almeidda of 90 Am- End Garage, PlymooflrTt HiqhoT $12 Million •Convention nest month. •A- Deposits received by the herst Ave., Colonia. "Wdk A Ttglitrope" of a htettex^worldrWe wait hopefully. - Shirley Paul sler, 935 St George Ave.,.] Assets of the Axla Federal Sixty-six New jersey Bell girls PORK STORES way. Tel. FU '" will staff the center, handling 15th of month earn from the 1st! MacLAINE NEWMAN Savings & Loan Association have reached anratt-time high calls, taking messages, and ll?l IIIItSllH with Patrolman Injured uf $12 million, it has been an- answering questions for the This Week's 12 E. Price Street' II t 37)4 "WHAT A LIBERTY Fill YOUR PREMIUM nounced by Nathaniel W. Mor- 25,000 delegates, party officials, Starts Wed., July 15 COAL BIN NOW f In the Wind Patrolman George Malsam, walked Michael Glagola°of 1773 and spectators expected at,the • Linden WAY TO GO" ris, executive vice president AXIA FEDERAL SAVINGS To July 21st ANTHHAOtE who was struck down by a Montgomery St. to the police 'Mr. Morris reported at the huge conclave. News-Record. Fill Yonr Oil Tank Now 12.7 per gallon ; . By the Staff _____ heavy object while he and a fel- car following his arrest. As the July 15 meeting of the asspcia Information attendants will Church .... Super Market, Clnrkton lttic>|iptac •LITTLE MISS RAflWAr CHOSEN — Debbie Lynn "Our 36th Teai" FAMOUS FOR — plus 2nii~Rnash hit — SS low policeman were making an Center. Rirllan Ilo«i], Clmrk, N. J. 633 Squadron NUT or *O*} BUCKWHEAT ...... ". The motorcycle corps touring two policeman and the hand- Amasio, 8, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Amasio of 1055 'tiom's board of directors in the answer questions about tele- Obituaries FD S-78O4. HOMEMADE arrest on Saturday, was , re- cuffed man neared the car, Ptl. office at 1591 Irving St. A total phone service or about Atlantic Editorial . 1591 IRVING STREET RAHWA1 JO Monmooth St., Bed Bonk, N. 3. with CLIFF ROBERTSON KIM NOVAK STOVE 6£ ton PEA '. $21., Rahway's streets these days is Jefferson Ave., was selected as "Little Miss Rahway" on fill 1-0450. BOLOGNA not an illusion cooked up by the leased from Rahway Hospital Malsam was'struck from behint Thursday night.daring a band concert at Roosevelt School. of 17 mortgage loans were City and the convention. Classified . 1 - plus - SIMONE BROS. COAL & FUEL CO., loc TRY OUR DELICIOUS starring In. . pn Monday andjs'considered in with what is' thought to hav Debbie is pictured- receiving her trophy from Mayor Robert granted during the first,two Many of the thousands of long- Directory . DAILY—9 to 1:30; Saturday—9 . 12 Noon ' '." 1 HUnto 6;2788 1405 Hwdlni-Ajjr; heat. It's real, and .the cycUsts HOME MADE COLD CUTS SAlAMlL ^NeverPutlf .aie enjoying-a return call on good conditloh. been a piece of pipc"pr_a stict E. Henderson. Debbie Is in the-fourth grade at Madison weeks of the month. «The distance calls expected daily Legals ... Drive-Up Window x Parking . .. • FANCY . --- - "THENOTORIOUS (cor.-W.Tstfi«t., I : amounts of the loans totaled POULTRY 11 Rudy Turner of 372 East Grand Patrolman Malsam was hit of wood. •'"" ""'"'. "Scfibol. Contesfronners-up were Donna BlafneTn'd""Sharoa during the convention will go Sperts ... DECORATED PLATTERS In Writing Oil Bonier Installation (Continued on Page 8) Maxwell. (Photo by Kenneth ,W. I^nky). more than $250,000. (Continued on Page 8) MISS NANCY T. BUCK Social..... m Accounii Insured Ta $10,000 By The Fedsral Savings & Loin Iniuranca Coorp. Fuel Oil and Service (Continued on Page 8) a? he and Ptl. Alexander Klock FOR ALL OCCASIONS PRIME MEATS with PAT BOONE LANDLADY" i Page 2 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD, Thurs., July 23, "1964' Christian and Missionary Bryant St.^A High Mass of Re- illness. She was 80 years old. | Alliance Pet Fairs Held quiem was offered— 11 a.m., worship the Rev. Thaddeus Horgan, She, was visiting her daughter Study for Licenses School System tt Playgrounds here. Besides Mrs. Miller, she As every thread of gold is the Selected Risks Insurance extra size' to a small cottage by ! Mr. and Mrs. Wesley B. Stuart of Grosse Pointe Woods, Mich., service; 9:45 a.m., Sunday MRS. JULIE HAYES O S. A. The interment was in valuable, so is every moment Mrs. Charles H, Sullivan of School, Branchyllle. Thread a needle with the end and children, Jane and Jim, InCity Obtains St. Paul's Episcopal |Conversationalist." is survived by two sons, Harry installing screening fences at of 1159 Elm Ter. and sons 1 School; 6 p.m., Alliance Youth St. -Mary's .Cemetery. The —John Mason. 463 West Lake.AVe. and son, of your line, then run it through Rev. Dr. Christopher Nichols, Wednesday - 3 p.m., Baske - Durinq Week Mrs. Julie Hayes of 566 A. Zech of Philadelphia and of time. Mr. Sullivan opened his in- each end of the house where it Math Teachers David and Richard, were enter- are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fellowship; 7 p.m., evangelistic Seminary Ave., died suddenly pallbearers were Norman Stanley Zech of Los Angeles Richard, and daughter, Patricia, surance office at his home in a sponge. Praw line through James Grimes of 182 Cornell Ph.D. Degree j ball clinic to be conduced by All of the City's playgrounds We find it; the worst thing faces the street. The fences can tained over the weekend by rector service. at home on Sunday night. She Whitehouse Sr., Thomas Carew. Calif.; five grandchildren and have been preparing to take January. He has been on insur- Town Talk James Whelan. Woodbridge held Purina Pet- Fairs'on Jul_.y, sponge and you've got it really be higher than usual to give the Mrs. Stuart's parents, Mr. and Ave. Mr. Gordon is Mrs. Chaplain, captain, doctor, pro- about time that we know not the state examinations for in- Will Lecture T was 36. She was born-in Bronr. Luther Coop, Robert Heyder. four great-grandchildren. ance broke/ for many years dry. Mrs. Henry H. Case, formerly Grimes' brother. fessor or clergyman. William B. ' Sunday - 815 a.m . Holy Eu-;LIjgh School varsity coach, for! °day - 9:30 a.m. to noon, IS when children of all aces en- what to do with it —Ralph Wal- illusion of being an extension of Mrs. Kathryn Hanson, chair- charist; 11 a.m., MorningJjunior imd senior high boys. Daily Vacation Bible School, tered tlie contests at the 13 play N. Y., and lived in Rahway 12 Charles Davis and Benjamin The funeral service was held By Florence Mershon of Summit, at Shelter Island, Stroyen of Syracuse, N. Y., years. do Emerson. man of the Rahway Junior High Mr. and Mrs. Warren Eggers PrayerP . areas. The awards were sup- | Delloiacono. at the Thomas F. Higgins' Sons Ira Nadel, son of Mr. and Mrs. brother-in law and sister, Mr. Long Island, N.Y. Twenty-five formerly of Rahway and Clif Willow Grove Presbyterian children three to nine years of Mrs. Hayes was a member and son, Warren Jr., of 2235 plied by the Purina-Ralston Co. Funeral Home by the Rev Time and goodness determine School's mathematics depart- D. Nadel of 490 West Inman persons attended the gathering ton, answers to all these titles. j age; 7 to 9 p.m., JJaily Vacation of St. Mary's Church, the White : Sick of bumper-to-bumper traffic ... hot, crowded beaches ... _J and Mrs: John Hedner of 2262 Knapp Dr. and Mr. and Mrs. Holy Comforter Episcopal Rw Julian Alexander Jr., At Madison Field.. Jamie Len- VINCENT SANZONK? Frederick Fairclough, pastor of greatness. —Mary Baker Eddy. - ment, and Ray W. Cleveland, Ave., has returned from San and dinner at Claudio's Restau- Sisters of Africa, Piscataway, Vincent Sanzone of 151 Wei:: •he Zion Lutheran Church. In Evans St., have returnpd from John Wohltman and sons, Keith The Rev. Mr. Stroyen re- Rev. William A. Oupr'azzi pastor Bible School, children over 10 den won with his Pomeranian, long, wearu hours behind the wheel? supervisor of mathematics for 'rancisco, Calif., where he rant. Shelter Island. The occa- and Ladies Auxiliary of the Main St. died on July 6 aftar a terment was in Hillside Ceme- In truth, people can generally a camping trip at Lake Wall«n and Richard, of Colonia were cently added a doctor to the list rector | Sunday — 10 a.m.. worship .years of age and adults. "the most jolly dog." Wimny, the Rahway public schools, will vorked for 10 days as a reserva- sion marked Mrs. Stuart's birth- shown bv Carla Major, was tlie Italian American Club. She was short illness at the age of 87. tery, RoJiyn, Pa. The pallbear make time for what they choose paupaejc, near Scranton, Pa. day anniversary and the on a camping trip to Gilbert when he was awarded a Philo- Sundav — 7:30 a.m Holy,service and Church School for' Tomorrow—9:30 a.m. to noon. Democratic -City—Committee- serve as lecturers and demon- ioi n agent for Trans World largest dog inlhe Madison sh'ow." was-bom in Italy and lived" in- d to-tto—it-is-not-rcally the time— Try this NEW Vacation -Day Idea Stuar<'« 'Mh wedding anniver- Lake, near Cooperetown, N.Y.. sbjSuaeT Doctor at graduation Communion: 9:30 a.m.. ^"'"-J children four to eight years of j Bible School, children three to woman for the Fifth Ward jand. \irlines. The "most attractive" dog was Railway for 44 years. He re- Older, Joseph O'Kaye, Tvier but the will that is lacking. -Sir stration teachers at three work- Mr. and Mrs. David Rann! of! snry when Mrs. Eggers was notified exercises at Syracuse Unl?er- ine Prayer and Sermon [age. nursery for young children, nine; 7:30 p.m., Bible School's president of the MotherroT's't. Pierre, a French poodle, owned tired 25 years ago Is a tailor- Clark Jr., Paul Miller Jr. and John"Lubbock. VISIT A MODERN, LUXURIOUS shops on modern mathematics Young Mr. Nadel was trans-;.t55 West SnM Ave ft j of the death of her uncle, Ray- sity. The Ph. D. was presented ay- i. p.m , pray-^^g p rogram in Frank K Paul Miller Sr. " ' to be conducted for teachers in ferred there by T.W.A. for the; T. Lengyel of 2282 mond Smith of Reading, Pa . by the university's Maxwell -- Vizsl -Methodist -rr meeting: i : America. Co. As if you coufd kill time with- on Sunday. They went to Pen- School of Citizenship after nc (j Kup«nr \V Fool-, pastor ^'udy program 'Hehnly School. Raritan Rd., gory, John Moran's steel-grey out injuring eternity! —Henry various localities in New York L™-'*. bo™ «n July 14 in Pah-j ._ ev cat. George, won two blue rib-Sh^e is survive--d- by her • Mr. Sanzone is survived by from his summer job in the Universi(y Bethlehenl| Pa is nsylvania to attend the funpr.il authored a dissertation, "Some! Sund-v - 11 a.m worship: Thursday \,>uth i Clark. David Thoreau. State. way Hospital. Mrs. R»nd is 'he one of 51 college sophomores bens. two his wife, Mrs. Louise Lejne Two Boy Scout HOST WAYS MOTEL West Side Airlines Terminal. yesterday. Effects of the,.Russian f'on |servjr, wlt|, scinvn. M sister, Mrs. Mary Juinta of rom a liklay trr£> to Florid;*. service and Sunday School, in I Sunday — 9 and 10:15 am Edwi:i Where You Can Have A Full Day Binghamton from Aug. 17 to 21 a Henry Rutgers Scholar. Mr. Ave. address. Young Mr. Rand,' cho=«;n for the program, which Union Junior College, Cranford. R Brooklyn; nine grand-children U.S. Jamboree Complete and the third in Buffalo from Nadel expects to leave fir who is in the Arrr Whi!e there the v toured 1)olh Gordon \\. R.iurr. pa.stor ,he c|11|rcn hnildinp at flfi Jef- worshin services with sermon' Dopy, won in the best all-around The first commercial glue be included on Aug 15, * - in 1951, was the first Greek Or , _ ,,.„ a ,n uo-ship ,,, funeral will be held to- j and nine great-grandchildren. Memhers of Boy Scout Troop Of Fun With The Family For Only Aug. 24 to 28. for the asts and ako ston ed ln Fort rson Avo "The Fellowship of His Suffer- cat category. gg plant was founded in Holland trip to England on Sept. 1. on the basis of academic <-'° P Ihodox diaplaui ever commb • v!,.o ;v;,i, ..,.• ,.,':.„ i. day from the Thomas F. 47, sponsored by the First Pies Knox. Kv i'"" ; Wednesday 8 pm losti- ing," by the Tlie funeral was held on July in 1690. The purpose of the worshops achievement and scientific in-! Lauderdale and Clearwater to sioned in the Air Furce. He •" pastor; nursery Wonda Taylor won first place gins' Sons Funeral byterian Church, attended the A barbeque picnic was held vls n:onial service. ] available. [nm This special Host Ways vacotion-days is to acquaint teachers with re- quiry promise. Eight univer- " relatives. c_arned a bachelor of divinity ds- for her pet cat, Tramp, at How- _ Jamboree in NOTICE OF PUBLIC HPARING on Saturday at the home'of Mrs. James W. Long of 5' .-..family...plan will • save- you- traveling, cent-trends -in- the-teaching- -of S ies con on!t t t(r instittlt(r gree from St. Tikkon's aemhi New DoToTi^hodist"' ^"Tuesday and •-Ttairsdayr-nobrypmoFChoiri j! TodayTdy - 8 b.mr$en¥fChoir. . ard Field.'Other winners wereJauiem'^viU Valley Forge, Pa.,' ony George" Silver" of* 1059 Richard*"""sSrAvl' '•"--' h^Mn"proraoted^-"'•'---" ' to• f " P « ~ " EFn'esfs: beTPit"';TmemBei'- ut St. | ant St. A High Mass of Requiem Subdivision of Lot 34 In Block 630 . Here's -wliat-this low family-price includes: . time, . aggravation ... and money. elementary. and secondary the 5es sl • ary in 1946, a bachelor of arts; R?v Robert J Gentile, pastor io 3 p.m., and Wednesday. 6 tot Wednesday — 7:30 p.nv, Ste- The Jamboree, held everv and Lot 1-D In Block 831—Btone Blvd.Jpr. members.of_Rose.Rer. claira.adviser.byJhePrudentiaU - - ?"~i .^..... - .,>L.0ie...R^vv;ay..MiooL.sxsJM.._ 8tre«l-and—81.- • GcorsM-AYenue>—• 1 mathematics. Thfe workshop ;;"d^ee~froiiv "Rutgers Uffiwj" sdSunda'v" - 93o'h"9:30 andd Y11i YE" 7r30jrm.. reading-rnnm"open.'wardship Committee. ------f— -Try it—yon'll love it. Bur don't del.lv becca- Lodge- of-Cranfor-d. 1 i fL ot ian v V£ars unt !l ii will include lectures on method JiisuranGe—Co^—-Newark-.—Mr.-I—Mi—and"Mrsr^VithaTn^' - ^ ^ ^ - ~- ' • ^- ' — MY, [Tenni.sT^icTTToriiisTlofrTfisiiv.' .* _ m •-,•*, . , - .—.Si 50,000 scouts from 50 statesand: Thlrit'to mrlio thil > public tioar- DEruxTDOUBLE —call right away TQS reservations are Members , present were Mrs: I.nnp. who joined Prudential in1 Johnson of 4R7 Bramhf>H Pd. at-1 ^Hi-ement several years ago, of Visitaiion__ Zion Lutheran 23 fore :nir on-ttir Htjore"raM!viBlorr'Kiurwap~r Mill: i" W Frier" Sundrv -- 8 a.m.. relicious Sunriav - 9:30 a.m.. Holv ^ Jersey. 'diet's-wading"'pool, too) WITH LIFE- •I(e!en Hay lain at s'hepparif Air FTY Waiton. Pamela Morgan, Ruth'after a long illness. He was 74. fnB1 di erent arts of ematics, and discussion sessions Charlotte Le Due, Mrs. Alice, . 1 n of tho Chri.cf Cathoiir; Communion to be administered zone...... , Benedict'"'Scrimenii' °^ " " P KOBERT W. 8CHROF GUARD IN ATTENDANCE HOST WAYS MOTELS Playhouse Sund; Hit n tn led by a panel. Mag sLr a e Mrs I)avid Base. Tex., based his di^seru hui h. Plfi Feesville Ave Sulo, Marc Dozier and PhylV'Ie was born in Italy and lived 00 nd a broad This City Clerk Degenhardt. Mrs. Rose Wells' n ' f ' ' . - :...,v ...„„. with " tat the worship service: sermon Charles Lorenzo, Frank Colam- P* ^ * 1 - Ravlt n of Fra y K tion entirely on Soviet do:u service King. | in Railway for 23 years. He was gele and Fred Ryan. 'Is tlie third time the jamDoree NEW JERSEY STATE DEPARTMENT • PRIVATE TELEVISION-FREE IN GREEN BROOK, N. J. Scott, Foresman ond Co., pub- and Mrs. Christine Johnson, all ' » ""-^ ^ • «*rk. | . . . CARPETS MO i "Challenge to Reality," to be OF CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS lvlslted hllflrp meritswhich he translate'' (roif 'rvtor: *>( Mart's Reman Ca'hnlic First place winners in thp dog retired from the moving van 'has been held in Valley Forgo U.S. HIGHWAY -71 lishers of textbook and leaders of Crsriford- Mr and Mrs. Rae "'*" " " K^an and| Mr and Mrs. r,eorp» » Gnil- FUflNITURE CLEANED preached by the pastor; music Announced closlne date for flllnc • COFFEE SERVICE-FREE ebb at ( a n Russian, ^ome of C'e^e -Jo'u <»\ fli:i ',»- F Riiftn'T. pas>o categories at Souire Island were business. MRS. MARY~SPAZIANi jThe encampment ends today. applications. July 31, 19G4. For appli- in modernizing i"athp»nntics Armstrone and Mrs. Violet Bar i J? '°- ' '" Mo-Ho-Ge,!Cr of 544 West Lake Ave. and in your homo the Sirdny 74^ ft, 9. 10 ntid 1 to be under the direction of cations, duties, and minimum Qualifi- 469-1100 W3n k Y "(Wer-freah" way merits he translated '"'•' '-""c Bob Ward with Shaetzi. Gailj Mr. Traina is survived by his Mrs. Mary Spaziani of 3f. 1i Guests on the tripp weree the cation', apply to the Department. o£~ • LOCAL TELEPHONE SERVICE-FREE texts, will sponsor thp work- th, all of Point Pleasant; Mrs.i " " °" ^'""^V | their sons-in-law and daughters, "(^tor s how • m nnri '"'nn. Mns^"S. Howard KrinDendorf, organist, Civil Service. Stale House, Trenton, iish for the first time Brewerls Tawny and Janet Mat-wife, Mrs. Anna Schtfano Homes Park Ave., Iselin, died!fcouts' fathers and members of shops. Marjory Weismantel of Win' Miss Kaaren' ^ ^Mr and Mrs William Ryan of h Duraclean® I 1 with Mrs. John Felver as New Jersey. IN RAHWAY, N.J. While » seniir at Rutgers L'ni- Wec'nesday Thurs'' " R p m St .lud thews' Fifi. Mary and Cindy .Trains- » son, Roy J. Traina FAMOUS HOST WAYS HOSPITALITY • nn rntnty m on July 5 in Roosevelt Hnsnita' JBny Spoilt Trnnp 43 Thp Own tu iieiuT LHTST >\im ''" :(>ers Jr of 20ff West Milton Av« , DURACLEAN project tb'ouijh Harvard "m n g py Another first prizewinner in the Italy and lived; in Clark and Bakker, arid the Troop 43 scout- Laboratory Technician (Water) (Part ing walls providing vou first turned [c their W -;s after a Sund.T R. •'") anf' 11 s Miss "Mary "C. 'Traina of Rah- Time). Salary. 51000 per year. Louis Balkol nf Avenel | , t j; 1 ( Catholic j dep'ardepartmeni t ilb treat it with creosote or other are at noine afte a ten( nR 3 two Wr"- ' "t^^ f T-- .'nn»u ^ Carpet Cleaners versity ps an analyst with :h' wors^'p -oi • ir"s uifh -er^ tment; nursery available cat category was Betty Rump's way and Mrs. Tina Anterie of Rahway prior tn moving to master, Clint Garrison. An Pippe Maintenance Man, Salary For other locations call or write T v »ev Thp-iphil p. Krehel. rector; dur'ng the service. Mr and Mrs. William F Lit ;nnenlontl1 sessi-n "t the sum- oice "f America prograr» A*, r Iselin six months ago. She was Eagle Scout, Fredric Freeman, S1100-SS279 per year. chemicals to prevent rot. Doug- Poach ' I if in r> V ''.incp. ' hy Frosty. Peeper, owned by Peggy Somerville; two brothers, 7/8/31 American National Motor Inns, Inc., 661 Palisade Avenue, Englewood Cliffs, NJ. signed to the pr^gr^m's Rus- Sunday 8am. Pro Liturgy! Monday — 8 p.m., officers of a member of St. Mark's Church 567-7300 las fir timbers when treated r RPV 'i>hn M Roh'-rtson. tne Hodoske, and Snow White, own- Joseph Traina of Elizabeth and is spending a week at the tie Jr._ of 1333 Outlook Dr !™ ^^ "" *""""^ Call Fulton 1-4547 sian department, he read and (English): 10 am. Divine Li-! Lutheran Church Men to and St. Ann's Society of St. make good retaining walls. Mr. and Mrs. W P. Gordon si^tant pi^tor- brnsr enserr hold ed by Dennis Urban, were win- Salvatore Traina of Jersey jamboree. Mountainside, are the parents of;. •reported on Russian lammm;.* r Nirgy (Rnciani .irW Sunday, planning meeting. Mark's Church and St. Joseph's Kenne'h H \], Miss Carol La ners in the most unusual pet City; two sisters, Mrs. Carme.a NOTICE TO CREDITORS a daughter, Joyce Alison, born I newspapers. Rrum Willip'n Cemk. to Ebenezer A.M.E. category. DeMarco of Linden and Mrs. Guild of Stirling. • ESTATE OP JOHN P. GEYER, De- FUEL OIL on July 12 in Rahway Hospital • Dr. Stroyen, who has held St Mary's Roman Catholic She is survived, by three sons. ceased. Mrs. Little is the former Miss play th" opening hymn. God Rev. Jesse F. Owens, Ppastor At Merck Field, winners were Lillian Grillo of Jersey City; Pursuant to the order of MARY C. pastorates in Mayfield, Pa., and',of Our Fathers." at tiie 9:20, Kev. Joseph E. Murphv. pastor, s ,nriB« Vi u?" Renee Peluso. Mary Ann Wil- 11 grandchildren and four great- John Spaziani oLLinden, Vin KANANE, Surrocate at the County of KEROSENE Joyce Simmen, daughter of Mr. I Syracuse, was chosen yi Sundav -- 7 8 9 10 and II1 Sunday.7 U a'm- worshiP Union, made on the seventeenth dur Now is the best tine to '^'o'clock serv're pnd UV Young i service with sermon by the pas- bur, Danny Saranchuk, Diane grandchildren. cent Spaziani of Warren Town- of July A. D.. 19S4, upon tho applica- and Mrs. Kenneth S. Simmen; a.m. an•d noon. Masses, in i service with sermon by the pas convert to safe, clean to conduct a religious retnut; AdnU , nolr lvlM slng. men 0I :Barefield, Joan Aronowicz, John The funeral was held on ship and Joseph Spaziani of tion of tho underpinned, as Executors of 868 Stone St. Mr. Little, a. cIlurch: of tho estate of said deceased, notice economical, dependable. Jor all Orthodox personnol as-ithp churn, and their families • .... , liTandTlm" a^V^^T « Thursday from the Thomas F. Clark; two daughters, Mn. la hereby «iyen to the creditors of aatd partner in the law firm of ' M««es. in the auditorium. \9 3° a-m- Snnday School. Koczon, Pat Coogan, Peter -signed to the Air Force unit. to ,pave ..lfter the 8 0-c|iyS. H ns> Sons Queenda Flood of Iselin and deceased to exhibit to the subscribers Armstrong & Little. 30 Vail P4., Fava Barry Swain, Judv Bare-1 'gg' Funeral Home, under oath or affirmation their claims OIL HEAT in Europe. 1116 B[ Mrs. Louise Rowell of West service for an outing at the Re First Baotist field. Diane Kobeisky, Edward) 7ant St. A-Solemn High and demands against the estate of said Free Estimate is the son of the late Mr. and He is a member oi the Re Plan Program Mass f Palm Beach, Fla.; one brother dec=ased within six months from the ; Mrs. William F. Little of this treat Center in Pennsylvania, .lames F. Horton. pastor •PhillipsrKelly-Alten and DonnaT -° Requiem- was-offercd dste-of 8aid-orden-«t-th«r-TrilH)i Ulton-8-125! RAHWAY serve Officers' Association, U;cnson I at St. Mary's Church by tlie snd one sister in Italy, 22 ever barred from prwicutlng or ro- city. Illinois Academy of Criminol- Today - 3 p.m., Junior High; Sunday - 9:45 a.m.. worshin For Church's grandchildren and nine great- covering the same against the sub- •scrlbere. J. SERVEDIO FORD DEALER Fellowship to leave from the:servjce with sermon -Foolish Linda'soWs i-abbit, ^£^^^ Miss Jerilyn Cook of 492 Sy- ogy, American Sociological J grandchildren. DORIS A. OEYER end & Sons, Inc. church for a pool party at the I Liberations " by (he pastor- Building Fund Bunny, won first prize at Flan-! A lUn „„.. T cu JOHN P. QEOER, JR. camore St. has returned from Society. American Association The funeral was held on July Executors 150 W. Inman Ave., home of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney, music bv the Senior Choir and A musical program will be agan Field. Other winners • a dance clinic at Gallaudet Col- of University Professors, Fam- Pinkham in Colonia. 8 from the Thomas F. Higgins' Adolph Dlbrlch. Attorney icanway Cyril Blake, minister of music presented on Sunday at 3:30 Schnitzel, owned by Judy 1147 E. Jersey St. lege for the Blind, Washington, ily and Marriage Relations Tomorrow — 7 p.m., junior Mulvaney was seated in the Sons Funeral Home, 1116 Bry' Elizabeth, N. J. SAYINGS and organist: 9:45 a.m:, Church p.m. in the V.F.W. Hall as part Houck; Inky the Hampster, where she represented East Council, and American Teach- and senior high students' pro- sanctuary. The interment was ant St. A High Mass of Re- Fees: $20.60 Schooli crib room nu and of the building fund drive of the owned by Richard Fitzgerald; Stroudsburg, Pa., State College. ers of Slavic and Eastern Euro- gramOTQtn ;• 8:3Q- Mi0l r\p.m. m , rAnnlnCouplens CUC\ ibk • . , " in" St, Gertrude's Cemetery quiem was offered at St. pean Languages. j kindergarten, and first, second Holy Mountain Church of God Guppy and Molly, owned ' by where Father Sharp offered the Mark's Church by the Rev. is Conk and her rianrff in- to see motion picture, "The SERVING-RAHWAY AND VICINITY and third grades, until noon, 11 in Cliiist. - Luuis RableJ; Qucunle, owned prayers. The pallbearers were Tnaddeus Zuber. Interment-was siructor, Mrs. Wolbers, took an a.m., Church School, junior 1 STORWIDE CLEARANCE! Performers will be present by Cathy Burnett, and Pierre, Salvatore Anterie Jr., Albert in St. Gertrude's Cemetery. active part in the clinic. through adult departments. UNION COUNTY'S ONLY JEWISH FUNERAL HOME wmm When your need from neigborhoring communi- the Praying Pqqdle, owned by DeMarco, Clarence Turk, and The pallbearers were Joseph Miss Cook, who will teach Today — 8 p.m., Senior. Choir. is greatest/.. ties as well as other states, in- Cynthia Mahoney. Matthew, Nicholas and Roy Barch, Samuel Rowell, Edward You'll have to wait another year to see savings like this again! Sales of our '64 Fords are at physical education in Rahway call FUlton &1874 Second Presbyterian cluding Virginia/ Mrs. Eloise Winners, at.'Jully Field were Traina. Flood, Edward Gorski Jr., an all-time high... and we're out to maintain our sizzling pace! Get the biggest savings of High School in September, is a • Serving Rahway and Rev. Robert ATWieman, pastor Colbert is the sponsor ot the Bonpi, owned by Brian Sharp; Stanley Roman . and Joseph , KREITZMAN'S member of the modem dance MRS. LEONA REDMOND Sosinski. surroiradlng areas S Sunday — 10 a.m., wprship program. , Suji, owned by Nancy Cercharis, group, gymnastics team, swim- • Serving all Faiths | l: The church, which is h<5aded and Dutihess Coquette, owned Mrs. Leona Redmond of(45A JEWISH MEMORIAL HOME the year on the best selling Fords in history... or save a bundle on a late-model used car! ming-team and varsity club. (service with sermon. ' The Wavecrest Ave., Winfield, MRS. RUTH WILLIS Parking Garden on Premises byJCathj'rDeYjiri,_Otheuvinners. .Church .on thejCampusAby-the ^O^gg, —Mrsr-Rnth-Willis-of Hillatfe^i Betterchooserrowrthough-beforethe bargain hunters clean out our big selection! Mrs. Frederick Fairclough of will have tag days tomorrow were Patil Rlekehof aruLSandra •JuIy"I2~ST "General Directors Rev. Paul Lindsay, Presbyte- Hospital, Union, after a short uhia, Pa., mother of Mrg. Erica • Spacious Clmpelft Air Conditioned • Attendant Parkins 1400 Esterbrook Ave. is visiting 'The FriemlfyrProgressfre^aiiP LEHRER and Saturday for benefit of the Hassell for their_dogs, Penny 1 David B. Crabiel rian university pastor for Miami Miller of 464 West Lakfe Ave.,- -Director,-Allan L Kreitzwan her father, the Rev. Frederick building fund. and Timmy. illness. She was 38. She wa-; Funeral Home Charles A. Brehm University and Western College born in Linden and lived in died on July 4 after a short W. Wackernage! of Lancaster, 273 West Milton Avenue for Women, Oxford. Ohio, and Manager Breezes- -From-Souirt j Winfield-for- 16-yeats^She-wa^i y idM 31. LtJirer *" TTaliway i a native of "this dfy; ""nursery" WHERTTHE FOLLOWING BANKING available during the service. Bringing Mosquitoe- a member of the R T- A: of Fairclough is the wife of Pastor Winfield and assistant Girl More and more mosquitoes Fairclough of. Zion Lutheran Iselin Fair Scout leader of Troop 148, Win- SERVICES ARE AVAILABLE TO YOU are breeding in the Rahway, Church. field. area or are finding their way . » . Held Nightly Mrs. Redmond is survived by into this section from the sait Miss Linda Ellen Kroger nf The Iselin Fair opened on her husband, John Redmond; marshes below Point Pleasant. 1340 Bryant St. has enrolled at j Monday night and will continue two daughters, Karen and New Gars Katharine Gibbs School, Mont- SAVINGS ACCOUNT through Saturday night on Green The Union County Mosquito Wende; her mother, Mrs. Comet 64k hot car, 1964 THUNDERBIRD . . $3689 clair, where she will begin the St., .Iselin, opposite the Penn- Extermination Commission re- Handera of Linden; four broth-1 2-dr. hardtop, full power, black with red interior. one-year secretarial course on sylvania Railroad Station. ported yesterday that its ers, Michael and John Handera New car guarantee. Sept. 22. Miss Kroger was Radio and television stars "mosquito counts have risen of Linden, Andrew Handera of, CHECKING ACCOUNT sharply." now your hot bi graduated from Rahway High perform on tlie midway. The Winfield and George Handera Wndex-fthe 1964 FORD ...... 2189 School in June. 'fair include' s nine rides "and 30 •oTTairview; five sisters, Mrs. Custom "500", 2-dr. sedan, std. transmission, V-8. The Rev. Gordon W. Baum,! • booths. Parking and admission ly average number of mos- Marion Byko of Linden, Mrs. Comet's got so much going for it, it's not surprising quitoes caught in one trap in New_car_guflrantee. pastor oL_-Trinity Methodist CHRISTMAS tLUa VACATION CLUB are free. Betty Sweeney of Winfie1d,_Mrs._ ..,.,._.._..that-sales-are up more than 50% over last year;" Comer~~ Church; Mrs. Baum, Mrs. one-nightVincreased'fronrtasF Irene Mascak of Bloomsbuc'g, j" •^mr'Ri'clirTT" Hughes is week's 21.4 to 24.3 in the Rah- _ ' ,. -the car that became the World's 100,000-Mile Dura- 1963 FAIRLANE . ... 1989 Donald Brewer of Clark, a mem- j scheduled to visit tlie fair to- Pa.; Mrs. Margaret Micella:of. 4-dr. wagon," automatic, V-8, white. Like new. . ber of the First Methodist way-Linden-Elizabeth-Winfield Spring Lake, and Miss Anna bility Champion at Daytona. Comet-recipient of awards ; night, tlie Rev, John M. Wilus, area. Other sections also re- Church, and Miss Janet French BANK BY MAIL j pastor_of St. Cecelia's Church, Handera of Linden. | •for styjjng aad_engine£dn&_excellence—from-aFOund- 1963 FALCON...... 1589 i sponsor of "The fair, has an- Futura, Std. transmission, black with red interior. Beautiful. eave today for Cedar Crest nounced. from 6.3 to 12.9 as compared 15 from the Thomas F. Hig- the world, Comef-your hot buy. See this husky, hefty, with last week's 4.4 to 8.5. College, Alientown, Pa., where gins' Sons Funeral Home, 111G better-looking pleasure car. Drive it now, while your 1963 FALCON ...... 1489 the Senior Methodist Youth Con- MORTGAGE LOANS COLLATERAL LOANS I ComclUclory Tour Carl Specially preporcd and equipced 2-dr. sedan, standard transmission. R&H. Like new. tor high speedi, it covered 100,000 miles al Daytona. nearby Mercury dealer is in his summer trading mood.' ference will be held through Now, adjusted lor hia.rmay driving, ll's addad 40,000 Monday. Mrs. Brewer will be a rrorcmilcj. And ilill no major repairs aflcr 140,000 miles. 1962 FORD (2) 1289 i il World* 100400 Mile Durability Champion counselor and Miss French will J Save big on a big Fdrd Galaxie hardtop—leading scorer in '64 Econoline bus in excellent condition. - — PASSBOOK LOANS SAVINGS NASCAR races. Strongest, smoothest, steadiest car in its class! be Trinity Church's delegate. 1961 PONTIAC ...... 1589 Louis Youngblood of 833 Mid- 1 MOUNT UP Ventura, 4-dr. hardtop, full power, white. Like new wood Dr. is attending the Coun- MONEY ORDERS - TRAVELERS CHECKS 1961 FORD . ...' 1489 seling and Guidance Institute at the summer session of Rut- Galaxie; convertible, .V-8, automatic, power steer. Red. gers University. New Bruns- FASTER In beautiful condition wick. Mr. Youngblood is a teach- SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES 196] FORD . ..-:...... "t , 1389 er-counselor at Rahway High Schooi. He holds a master of Galaxie 2-dr. hardtoD, full ppowero , turquoise. Sharp. arts degree from George Pea- 1961 RAMBLRAMBLERE .... 989 body College, Nashville, Tenn.. U.S. SAVINGS BONDS Classic-4-dr-.-5edan>-6cyl.- stand:-transmission. Special and-is-working-fora -degree of master of education. I960 COMET ...... 689 We have served the citizens of Rahway and the adjoin- 2-dr..sedan, standard. Excellent condition. First S ing communities for over 113 years. Over ten thousand of sort of'Jfr' and" Mrs. Bernard these citixens presently deposit their savings with us. This FEDERAE SAVINGS 1960 OLDS ...... 1289 C. Oswandel of 382 Seminary T r -s4row--o^wn-Hdence^~ouro^eTvda£iilt7"ha~s~t^^ ~S[)p ef "88"72-dr. hardtop, full power, air-conditioned, white Ave., has completed an artillery officer career course at the tion, and our reputation is STABILITY. Sav«_big on a big-loading Fairlane wagon. Loadspace is bigger than Like new. Army Artillery and Missile Cen- it's ii you appreciate a soms full-size wagons—yet Falrlane's miles below 'em in price! 1959 DODGE ...... 889 ter, Fort Sill, Okla., on Friday. We extend to you a hearty invitation to join your Coronet 2-dr. hardtop, red and white. Full power. Lt. Oswandel's wife resides at 1 376 Isabella Ave., Irvington. Lt. friends and neighbors by opening an account at the big, -PluHSixtrrBonurSavinfDays 1959 FORD ...... 88? Oswandel is a graduate of Rah- friendly bank with the clock. ^ Deposits received by Hie "~ Galaxie 4-dr. hardtop, V-8, automatic. way High "School and United Excellent condition. States Military Academy, West 15th of month earn from the 1st! This assurace of dependability has built our reputation Point, N.Y. 6f Stability: You'll be known as the perfect hostess—never flustered, always 2 Year Ford Guarantee on AH Used Cars' . • * Miss Helen A. Campbell of ready for the unexpected. A well-stocked Refrigerator-Freezer 173 Broad St., Keyport, is vaca- is like having a supermarket in your kitchen. You'll never "run AXIA FEDERAL SAVINGS tioning in Falmonth, Mass. Miss out/' .For more convenience and greater menu variety, buy a Get the summer's'hottest deal-on Comet-at the "Home of Champions"-vour Bell Motors Inc Campbell retired in June as /J . ....RefrigBrator-Freezer at your favorite store. Many models are "Our 36th Year" director of special services for 931 St. George Avenue, Rahway RAHWAY • •"•'- -frost-free— never require defrosting. the Rahway school system. 1591 IRVING STREET RAHWAY Save big and enjoy big fun in the sun with a' Falcon convertible. Two class Open every night 'til 9 FU 8-6902 ... RAHWAY MOTOR CAR CO., Inc. wins in tha '64 Monte Carlo Rallye proved Falcon's total performance! Mr. and Mrs. Frank Laake SAVINGS INSTITUTION -DAILY—9 to 4:30; Saturday—9 .12 Noon •- and daughter, Judy, of 1408 ; 1003"St: George Avenue; Rahway.-New Jersey LJL • • PUBLiC. SERVICE ELECTRIC AND GAS COMPANY A. Drive-Up Window — Parking Brown PI.,-have returned from 1500 Irving Street FUlton 8*1800 Rahway vacation trip to Ohio. They TAXPAYINS JEHV/INT Of A CHEAT IT»Tl ' . ,£^ Account* Iniured To $10,000 By The Federal Savings S loan Iniursnco Coorp. f.nle W.il Ot'JV/i Hajlc Sky»JT it the Ford Holo' Company Wonder Rotund*,; also took a number of day trips -• . - . ' ... \ ) MOTOR COMFANYJ_ LINCOLN-MERCURY (WlSlOd JOIN THE BIG SWING TO FORD WITH A SWINGIN' DEAL AT YOUR FORD DEALER'S Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Hn York VYotW'l Fair • . during the vacation period. •.f — * , * • "Mrs. Raymond F. Eggers'Sr. f 2025 Barnett St. and her

• . . . • . "V Plalnfield. ' . Girl, Frank and Mildred Ed- My U Girl, John and Marlena Xo*' f LEGAL NOTICES Girl, Kenneth and Mary Ben- erer of 888 Rayhoii'Ter. - Girl, Louis and Janet Wllusz vacs of 110 Columbia Ave., LEGAL NOTICES RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD, Thurs,, July 23, 1/S4 7 7 Day Camp nett of 38 Wavecrest Ave., Win- Metucben. RIPORT OP CONDITION OF "tTATl Tomnaulo, Secretary to flupt. of Pub- Your Public Girl, Thomas and Rita Abram- of 757 Plerpont St IANK OF RAHWAY," of lic Works Lapp. Deputy County Dis- bethtowri Water Co.. to Install a six Voters Wishes field Park. ski of '200 Bloomfield Ave., Ise- In tht IliU of Nt* Jtraty at th* aster Control Coordinator Knre!, Clerl Inch water lino In the sidewalk area A five-cent postage stamp will responsible for steps taken by Children born In Rahway Hos- clow of buiinMi on Junt 30. 1904. of the Board Itablit, and Deputy Clerl of the Cedar Avenuo Bridge over Vo-1 be issued on April 29 In honor Girl, Lennie and Carolyn Blue AB8ETB Alllston. mahegan Broo the federal government to set Arranges Trip lin. CLASSIFIED ADS ik. Mountainside, subject . _ , - - , , _,.,. pital during the past two weeks of 840 East Hazelwood Ave. Newt-Record Caih. btltncea with other Deputy Cleric Alllston delivered thi to certain condltionn. aside vast areas as national Library July 15 HELP WANTED MALE opening prayer followed by a salute tc of John Muir, the 19th century are as follows: Girl, William and Joyce Little Adverttitng bftnki and cftih Items th. f, Freeholder Tiller for Department of parks and forests. Subsequent Ignored by Board Boy, Henry and Martha Kiel- EYES EXAMINED CillFU 84600-0601 MNGN'T TRNEES In procwa of collections 1,4O5.*1BO.C9 p ' /". Roads and Bridget accepting the bid conservationist who was largely programs were initiated in By MINNIE S. CHAPIN MY.Fair July 8 of 1333 Outlook Dr., Mountain- United fltttM-aoverament I.-../"?. /. Mooro made a motion of Nnporano Iron and Metal Co., of tyka of 164 Sprague Ave., South RATES Industrial Engineering COMFORT cbUffitlons. direct ind that the Minutes of May 21st. 1001 Kewark, offering the mm of S 10.28 of Revenue A: Finance, approrlng bills, many states, indudlxig New The Board of Education last week decided that Director, Public Library Boy, Stanley and Gloria To-side. bo approved, which motion tfu duly per gross ton of miscellaneous scrap as set forth. for payment. A second trip to the New Plainfield. OPEN SUNDAY Buaranteea . 4.180.300.80 v Jersey, which now has 12 Stale RECENT ADDITIONS maso of 195 Ridgely Ave., Ise- DR. EUGENE R. TENDLER jllnlmum Charge 'Degrees start $7,2tK Obligations of States and .ortonaesecondeda by Frreholdor Tiller, and on located at the County Yard. Mr. Harry Wrlnht of 8prUj»fleJd, seven administrators and supervisors of the Rahway York World's Fair by campers July 13 Boy, William and Caroline members voting In spoke on various subjects. forests and 26 State parks for in. 25 Words $1.00 I.E.'S recent grads 7.00C CONTROL 1 • 5 P. SI. political subtil visions _.. Freeholder Os borne for DcPt. of TWELVE TALES OF SUS- from the Rahway Y.M.C.A. Boy, John and Donna Swar- Other bonds, notes, and 2.510.40J.O0 tho a,,,rra,ti.vt .. _nd 1 member, free- lie venue A: Finance, authorizing tho VvcroAub m MinuteMjnuiMs and tape recordrecord-1recreatio- n and open space" needs. public school system deserved salary increases amount Boy, Edward and Patricia :ardinale of 88 Winding Rd., Ise- ^dltiooal Words Each 4c I.E.'s some exp open « the keynote for debentures (Including holder Donohuc voting In the negative. PENSE AND THE SUPER- brick of 6-C Wavecrest Ave., COMMUNICATIONS >um of $075 00 transferred from "Ac- ing on file in the office of the Clerk of-. ,___«. . J a __. ing to $2,675. Camp Fairweather will be tak- 'razier of 88 Avenel St., Ave- in. Classified Display DESIGNER, mech'l no fee 9,0M «247.730.00 BecurUIes of count 650/511-2 to Account 050/514. NATURAL, by Doris Grubb Winfield Park. Col. Inch $l_-5 Federal agencies and Following communlc-iUoriB—received Freeholder Oaborno for Dept. .of tho Board, court House. Eiixabrth.i Thesthroughoue areat s tharee opeyeanr toand visitor ars e en tomorrow, it was announc- Girl, Albert and Ada Cursi Optometrist and referred to: NewTher Jerseye bein. n no further business I th?*.-nirf.'i«"* *•**--• --•• All member of the board present at the meeting Like ghost stories? Suspense nel. DESIGNERS, piping, struc- corporations not ru»r- Revenue d: Finance, Introducing ed yesterday by B. U. Smith, Boy, Norman and Joan Ein- got Vo. Charge 15c anteed by U. 8.) 247,7so'.oo D«ot. of floadi & Bridoaa be considered nnd Tipon motion or j administered by the New Jersey July 9 of 3202 Trembley Point Rd., tural, vessels, etc. .. $10,000 GRACIOUS Township of Clark, relative, to theOrdinance, appropriating »462.Vo"o "to Freeho Dunn, voted for the increases. Casting votes for the increases stories? Here are 20 of them, Closing Hours For Corporal* itockj (Includ- h0 6 cq J 1 sltlon duly seconded by Department of Conservation end general secretary of the local iiorn of 1 Lincoln Blvd., Clark. 12 E, CHERRY ST. FU 8-7337 RAHWAY Improvement of Madison Hill Road. 7"*"" J- _ J l i of equipment Freeholder Tiller. Girl, Dr. Bias and Bernice Linden. M.E. develop test equip. $10,00i 1 ing none, stock of Fed- .. -^ 1 . iiutuiuci iiner. uirecioDirector bte: r Stemmer •were Louis R. Rizzo, president; Mrs. Stanley Toker, some more hair-raising than outh organization. An earlier Girl, Frank and Christine Classified Ads "' At... eral Reserru Bank) non» IrYlne-B-. Jobnitons, Jn, Township and various public Improvements In\ declared th» m»tinr adjourned.- ftconomio Developmfnt. Rayos of 764 Jefferson Ave. Girl, John and Marilyn,Kim- OHM JMDAT NIGHT TIL I:H P.M. TECH'L, WRITER, exp'd " GRANDVIEW Attorney for Clark, relative to certain tn»" County"amr'sttHns July 2nd. ioa< ' *•--Ner-t reeular meetlni will be held < others. mportice of 1738 Essex St, 12 NOON WEWfESDAY Loans and discounts (In- through atreeta. at eight P. M-. a« the data for public ~ J. July 2nd. 1B64, at B P, M. vice president; Richard H. Elliott, Waldo Carkhuff. rip was^taken on Rahway Day, cluding overdraft) 7,005,120 73 T Geophysics v- thp SHP Girl, John and Jeanette De- ball of 344 Charles Ave., Ise- . to cents servlie charge Is SALES, steel fabrication APARTMENTS City of Linden, enclonlng reaolutlon hearing and final pasiarr. I CHARLES E. RABIO. - I Max iilenfield, Lester Oxmnn and Edward Trio. Mem- prior Jo the beginning of the Girl, John and Constance Nie- arb bmln Sank premliei- -owned approving the construction of the new Freeholder Osborne for Department prospecting. THE NIGHT IN LISBON, by lin. aide, for « «' guar Boud St. & E. Grand Ave., Rahway SI78.962.6I, furniture Clerk of tho Board. ardo "f 4fi Rahway Ave., Col- n cneck or stam P.000 bridge at Wood Avenue and I*th Street bers absent were Robert r RnntMp}' aji • ,'be ore anS during World War start seal, the electric industry's hallmark of excellence: bank) between Newark and^ttUlslde. out-of-town trip of the current .orelln of 70 Tennyson St . Car- duchak of 1494 Campbell St. ' —•' ads taken by *'- • $75 6tat6 Highway Departrnent, approv- CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY III. with compassion On» nigh', It is your assurance that our apartments meet or B«al estitt owned otbtr ing action taken by thla Board ir granted "from balances.' were lis'-d as follows' eret. I.B.M. Tab. Oper. nites . . $88 than bank premises »OB» in Lisbon. Schwarz tell? of his day canp season. The next trip Boy, Richard and Barbara M&C. surpass the Industry's highest standards In wlrlnj, awarding contracts for materials to b(*uto Brake Girl, Or Be'nrdino and Mary CLERK, nites~no typing _-_-.Te«tmtnU and other ai- used In the maintenance and repair of Contractors Richard M. Nash, assistant Jreiurn to Germany, his will be to tho Rmnv 7oo. Mr Emme of 311 Palmer St., Eliz- lighting and appliances. nU Indlrectlr represent- county roads. • ,upini of 18 I-ongview Ave., GUARD, will train .. S1J5 hr. ing bank premiiH or schools and board secretary. $775. |to France with his wife, and of j Smith said. abeth. SPECIAL NOTICE other real utsU — evnt Dept of Revenue & Ftnnnco SECURITY GUARD, over Henry W. Clement, relative to the Carteret. WHY SWEAT? Cm torn en" lUblUtr to thla Raymond Drake, Franklin School principal, $475 J(hj r mjraculous journey to In the fourth week of the cur- July 14 IN MY HOME Union County Emergency Shelter Care WILLIAM KEN'S : J Girl, John and Ann Bergen- 50yrs $1.75 hr. ,t no . ' • • All elcctrlo _Q£ kitchen lor modern bank on acceptance! out- Committee. - 'Ray Cleveland, mathematics- supervisor, $445. jLisbon ™Thpr —o =is- a- touohin'-—>- e ond jrent eight week season, 139 day Boy, William and Jean Zalek will care for 2 boys standing nont Dipt, of Public Health & Welfar* stock of 62 Holland Dr., Clark. WAREHOUSEMAN .. $1.70 hr. .ooklnB uL-riLd.. i Lftrco Q£ refrigerator • QE food disposer Other assets 100,823.78 Miss Elysia PhiHpp, directs of guidance, $S20. ing. ; campers are participating, com- of 23 Westminster Ave., Colonia. nit • Kaulmann & Me Murray, reporting Beauty Salon s 4-8) in my home. Call FU General Shop Help .... $1.80 br GL air conditioning 9 Dratt-treo Insulated apartment* on the progress and current status of ing from every community near Boy, Matthew and Laura Tray- Boy, Walter and Theresa Kal- TOTAL ASSETS S15.B93.844.3O ROESCH Eugene' VVartra Roosevelt 'Vhnol Pr'\cira_, $275. MARTHA AND ERIC AND When The Heat Is On, 5 anytime during day. MANY OTHER Aluminum storm sash & screens • 150T' off itreet designated the-proposed Laundry Building Project ; nor of is-F Garden Dr., Roselle srtcln; • Muter TV antenna • Laundry faculties on premises Committt* of tht Whole u™_ «-,£,* «i-<-"' f - *f>' ->f Rah wo v i<"EORGE, by Margery Shvp Rahway. Two-thirds of the en- inofski of 259 McFarlene Rd., nTOS CONTRACTOR and BUILDER Herman Kag^n n GENERAL Carpeted imUwayi. Mrs. John H. Wnchter and tho He* ;Mlss Sharp's fans will like hertire camp, however, consist"; of July 10 Colonia. SYMBOL" needs-Writers Demand depoilU of lndl- publican Conservative Action Club._o_p_- by Specialists! "Exclusive Bur Senior High School. $270 PERSONNEL, viduaiaj^^jjartnidi c .pp*Jng-th«-«tsbllstinii*Dr'oT"V" County latest tale of how Martha set Rahway residents. Boy, David and Gloria Lang Girl, David and Judy Rand -srJie__.f9r_JiSyiiihQili_you. and" corporations S 4,B71,72o.83 Planning Board. 1927 SERVICES Tine and iavlngs de WHWAY Not Expensive" '. John Kuhlman, assistant principal of Rahway Sen;Ljtlpd.her; problem, by leaving.her - Overnight camping was enjoy- Of 45 Devon.Rd., Colonia.. bills... ^live in Rahway or a near- ! FollowlnK communlcatlon-__..were re- p y g of 355-West'ScotrAve: 21!TBroad St. -3 Rooms $108 posits of - Individuals, ceived relative to the County Vocft- lor High School, $11-$11-"11". . . iiliiiti gat e" hi fthars ed on Tuesday by 30 girls, with Girl, Terrance and Dolores cflimunity; this is"'the only Elizabeth rthId iliigitimate S"sn on his fathers Boy, John and Ann Poli of 1721 289-7050 •poratlons Ciarkin of 107 Ivy St., Clark. •orrae The- school -board -also-increased- the-salary-of-jdootstep,.ifieiLretuming-4oinB- Their counsellors, arid 50-boys Park St. •••----••-. •-- : -Ifcw Toff :fD«W>nts~5I United States Summit College club landa ter s and b -Boy, Franlrand-Marion -error .-Any one poem, short story, es- •res take Rorjto 1 toE. Ortnd OoTcmment (Includlnr Hclmnll. Chrlf camped overnight on WedneS' Boy, Alexander and Maryann ROUTE TRAINEES Rcntine & Managing AgtDts postal saTlnga) «i^81)00' ^ P^« - - «- Are., Hahwar. turn right and pro* Dr. William H. West. County fiupt -'modeling our tpeci'- & Fridays day in the "Y" gym. Midnighl ley of 85 Marconi Ave., Iselin iay, or commentary must be Ages 18 to 22 with car and Deooslts of States and »* Klock of 303 Plainfield Ave. cecd 4 bloclu to Bond Bt. From political subdivisions _ of Schools, ad vis In cr how the Count ;• SERVICE a ,», Mr. g swims highlighted the activities Girl, Charles and Mary Gar- -fess-than-four-typnvritteiridon- phone. Guaranteed 570. ,... ABLE AGENCY 756.301.' Superintendent of Schools see* the need FUlNin 8-21*7 To 9:00 p-m. has announced his retiremenet as of Aug. 1, 1965. per Elisabeth arta: St, Oeorrtf'Ave. to Deposits of bankj none for FrcehoMcr-sDonoorcd educntmn in J • .M. A N0VElN0VEl>> 00F PRK-IPRK-I- Tonight, a Parents' Night pro- ay of 1761 Rutherford St. f__. We-spaced) pages. There is week. Advance to $105. after T7.' Grari~d~Av>>»i hrmiphr out th<- board's decision jscaevola. Interesting because of swimming will he demonstrated Prongay of 12 Neptune PI., Col- There is no payment. company will train five hig 1608 Irving St., Rahway 14,375,B63 S7 Ketlrcment has t>ocn approved, effec- a D-- t, r Ave. to W. Grand Arc^urn riFirt ~J JC5t RAHWA1 BRAKE SERVICE am AtP) to give the rtaff membe 's inrrrases in their salaries, jthis being an election y«ar. The onia. SUPER DINER demand tive July I. I9G4. FUlton 8-8M5 i thi li thi bi lti Th by day campers. Othor activities Send material to be considerec school graduates lor sales ani 388-5020 and proceed aa abovo to Qrandvlc Civil Defense AJ Disaster Control, Samuel J. Oassaway 1 1 stol WAY" Qflposlta Ji 5.flO3.N ' • • In Feb-tiery »V I9" *" sr>>ool bu-'gr : went down to 7 will be included. Girl, Robert and Ann Pagnof- to: marketing careers. Leaders w- Apart bfcnU. (b) Tottl enclosing check for SI987.88 from the TrciiBurtT o_ the ftatr covering reim- 1269 Main St. Rahway val ve ta of 245 Winding Rd., Iselin. Paul Koss be promoted rapidly to un time and 82o Midwood Drive, Rabway defeat ^»t the hunrlf of th voters- in what has bpen l ' politican who is runntnoj On July 31, a special gym Joan Wrigh savings 1 -o Boy, Benjamin and Alice Ben- managers. PF. 7 7W5. deposits _5 a.773,ATI M Defense Personnel and Administrative «. termed ;t \? 'psy IK r^i'n ' ig;qi'"!t ooTistaT'tiy inr as and physical fitness demonstra- When lummer temperature* or FUENISHED HOOMS •"ipenser. for the thlra auurtcr ol IUO*. • Druggist us hope we never elect such a nett of 122 Dunellen Ave., New 135 W. Main St. 516 Alden Dr, 7/16/2t HOUSES' FOR SALE Uortiaies or other liens Folio wins reports were ing biidppt arid a_^unst fwal •npR.wrPs which the candidate. tion will be conducted by Doug- are up, keep your expend- FOR KV.ftT none on bank Market. -itUTe 6f energy ddtcn. Don't Railway, Nuw Jersey .KA.HWAY and none on ^ther real __ » monthlv roDort| mnjorit'' of voters believed were unduly i-not/-,! 71,,. and Elizabeth Paltmun of SPECIALTY SALESMEN! RAHWAY estate re the Financial at«tement ot the 1 Girl. Edward and Theresa tcalk from place to place to 2 FAMILY Rediscounts and other lla- Welfare Fund »nd report of tl BLUEPRINTER mn'_Hri VPTimntply thi ^o »o on* COD, MARTHA'S VINEYYARD Madison, Ohio. Mr. Patterson New Jersey Bureau of Red hot program just breaking LARGE, CLEAN, AIRY ROOM bllltlea for borrowed Inyd Drus-1 STEWART nogor »f 2370 Colonia Dr., Clark. pay your bllli by ealh. Open SIAIE BANK 4 rooms each apartment repor'ntort v oOf f tJn'h) rnmir'"--v "' & STATIONER AND rUNTUCKET, by Fran was an Olympic Gold Medal win- Top commissions, top sale for gentlemin. Private en- money Home Alter.. Hnme Agent; AJJI QUAUTV TTf hoaid y\:or Agent an ntl inr July 11 featuring a trance, convenient location. Call thr- ity Treasurer. mitting it to the vote"s for a second tim<\ Included Blake. A good guide book ner in Berlin In 1935. As a child, energy-tatlng State Bank of SHELTER FOSTER aids. Limited no. of position $17,900 for account of tbla bank Annual 963 New Brunswick Ave. Girl, Edward and Rese Part- after 6.00 p.m. FUlton 1-1868. and outstandlni nona Chw M«cJical "Overine that fascinating region. he was severely hurt and told DELICIOUS NEW MENU Open A Rahway Checking Account to- PARENTS WANTED available. Interviews 9-5. ROS! PASCALE AGENCY-RAHWAY Other liabilities . - _ Rahway. N. J. FU 1-8299 in the 'terns en*, were those providing for sa'ary in- enope of 363 Middlesex Ave., OF RAHWAY 1-24-tt 129,051 13 Chairman. Dent. -.. of PiirchiLjcs A; Trained Cons ttl clam ELECTRIC CO. MRS. LBJ, by Ruth M>it- he would never walk again. With day, and pay your bllli right Realtor • Pholocopi?s, Machines, To Sol » # To d r and To care full time for dependent ,'OMPANY, 1743 St. Georgi TOTAL LIADn.rnEfl 3U.3O.1.9M.70 Public Property, in cnnnectlon with creases t'">taliip ?1.""""" for rdmiristr^tors. The budget gom°ry. A pleasant portrait of Colonia. . State Bank from your home. Pay 10c per 815 Pratt St. Rahway quotations received for furnishing to Supplies Baiotr and H a I <• build himself up to a zenith of BUSINESSMAN'S LUNCH 1515 IRVING ST., children Ave., Rahway, 388-S732. RAHWAY the John E. Runnei'3 HV»«piu". one Cars Problem* was d^feateH n r.rrond time, .'us* five n'onths later the Boy, Richard and Theresa check only when you me T our President's wife and herthis handicap, he proceeded to (A) Provide temporary shelter LARGE CLEAN FRONT FU 1-31W CAPITAL ACCOUV Ford Diclcup truck • White Prints • Blue Prints board decider! to ^ive S2.67"* in salary increases pre- very busy li'r in politics and Kressler of 626 Cora PI. SUPER DINER Of Rahway them . . . your name im- SITUATION WANTED room, loss Uian 5 minutes Ca-ollal: (a) Common PflPt. or Public Affair* • Drafting Equipment COSMETICS t$S ELECTRICAL physics' development by weight RAHWAY care for children of various GEEI WHATA BUY! stock, total t)ar value Counsel f«r llio Indigent, tumniirj July 12 printed free on each check from Pennsylvania Station and 3838.012.50 (b) Pre- - Portable Blue Printers TOILETRIES; sumably to fewer administrat''Ts and sniper visors «ince society. This is a good intro- ifting, balancing, tumbling, Checking Account ages. For short periods of MALE cnijONiAi, citKAM n:rr procrtini recommended by the Re CONTRACTORS Girl, Thomas and John Bas- 1419 Irving Street . t • no minimum balanco Member Federal Depd&it all buses. CSU FU 8-3169,-126 ferred stock, total car port of the Judicial Conference, June - Industrial & Commercial there have beer, resignations since February jduction to President .'ohns.in'e juggling and aerial acrobatics value ( none, total retlr- BABY NEEDS'" required. time. Elm Ave. Rahway. This charming 3 bedroom home ablo value none, (cl 12. 1064. Photographic Chemicals I family. ham of 1M8 Ave., RAHWAY ..-Today! Insurance Corporation RICKLAYER. WILL TAKE DpDt. of Purchases and Public Property DIABETIC NEEDS V and th'is won the top honors CB) Give family care to infants has a real fireplace, a cheerful Capital notes and de- Office Furniture & The Rahway Ne*vs-R?cord d'les not wish to com- MUSIAL: "THE Linden small—jobsr-reasonable. An- RAHWAY bentures none 5 Parking Authority of the City cf HEARING AID FU 8-2128 n .thp Olympic* in weightlift and young children. drew Chisholm, 620 West Grani dining room, spacious kitchen Surplus \ Elizabeth, asking for 0 meeting to dls- Machines ment as to whether the sa'ary increases to the in-MAN'S" OWN STORY, by Stan FURNISHED ROOMS WITH 437.100.00 I cu'fi posalble recent arrangements with BATTEEIES & CORDS y •nR- May own or rent your own \ve., FU 8-8167. with modern birch cabinets and Undivided profits 113.217.30 ! this Board for our new parkjns garage " Art Supplies fc- wash basins adjacent to new Reserves (and retirement t and'or land. ROUSE & INDUSTRIAL dividuals were wprranted or un\yanantp'l. The Ne^-s- Musial and Bob Broeg. This out- The Pattersons have appeared home. Must be able to accom- 12-6-a a tile bath. Rear yard fenced account for preferred Record does wish t-o state, hov-pvpr, that thr Ro?r'' of standing haseball player tells of bath. Gentlemen preferred. Aids for the Free Delivery WIRING on the Ed Sullivan Show more modate four (4) to six (6) Convenient to all for small children and the gar- Union County Park Commission en- Education's action in granting thp incrpasps was ,i dp- his youth in the coal-mining re- SPECIAL SERVICES transporta- closing resolution requesting » reap- Professional i Pierce St., Kahway than 10 times and were on the children. Board and other tion. FU 8-4641. age is extra large. Just a few TOTAL CAPITAL PTODdatlon ol Itijoo" gion of. Pennsylvania and his ACCOUNTS Open Daily 8 a.m. . liberate-disregard for the -w-ishes of the voters BS ox- "National Circus" TV show for cash allowances paid. Write- WE SPECIALIZE IN i/18/tf blocks from Rahway High. Ex- J 1.188.329 B0 FU 8-2427-9863 love for baseball which took Mon. • Sat. pressed by two vtrtes on the 1W54-65 budget Theodore W. Etter/ N.J. Bu- cellent value. Now being GI ap- TOTAL HABmr 71 E. Milton Ave., Railway him from sandlot to the St1.2 successive weeks last spring. ALCOA ALUMINUM SIDING NEAR MERCK'S-FURNISHED The present system under which the Board of All -day campers, their par- reau of Children's Services, praised. AND CAPITAL Louis Cardinals. His hitting ALUMINUM COMBINATION room for mature gentleman. ACCOUNTS Education operates calls for approval by the voters cf ents, "Y" board members, phy- 1155 Magnolia Ave., Eliza- PAINTER-KRAYNAK REALTY records, World Series thrills, beth, N.J. 07207. References required. Immediate 294 W.\LincoIn Avenue, Rahway MEMORANDA the school budget It is not correct for the board to sical education committee mem- WINDOWS & DOORS occupancy. FU 8-4634. Aiseta Pledged or assigned cuonj in various his slumps and snap-backs are FU 1-6494 to iecur« liabilities and Freeholder Forrester for Committee take matters into its own hands when the appropria- told here along with excellent bers and other interested per- lor other purposes (In- of the- Whole appointing Chris Helmall IF YOU HAVE A PROBLEM :OOF LEADERS & GUTTER APTS. FOR RENT cluding notes and bills and Oenild Croushore advice for young sports fans. sons are being invited to be pre- COLONIA Ui»-Oonrnr!B5i0Tr~Bir~T tions for salary increases are supposed to be included with alcohol, .write.Alcoholics RAHWAY redlscoanted *nd~e'ecurl- One understands why he is asent for the demonstration. Anonymous, Box 15) Kahway, or Free estimates given FRONT-TO-BACK-SPLIT tlfi gold »Hh agrBtmtnt in the budget. ©Nfi—THREE -RQOM APT. to repurchase) S 1.406,707.71 Public Health _n'_"welfare hero to the VOUth nf Amprina There will be no charge and trail BI 2-15IC. Roomy-convenient, 7 lovely (a> Loans as shown_abOYo bid of Twin Boro Auto Corp..for-f-r- -4Ehe-boardi anticipating public Absolutely no obligation available immediately. Heat nlshlne one 19G4 Ford Pick-up Truck and so much respected by refreshments will be served, Mr. rooms, Vk Baths, leaving state; are alter deduction ol JEW'S TV SERVICE r i Hot Water furnished. Rent vajuatlon reserves ol for John E. Runncll- Hospital for the • • "public relations" statement ready for last week's Smith stated. ~ . F. SMITH ALUMINUM CO immed. occup. att. garage, CM Securities as shown sum of 51-31.00. everyone. JIM MCDOWELL, JR. IS $80.00. Ask for Mr. Sisler. 1 alum, combos, carpetipg, wast- abois are alter deduc- Freeholder Rinaldo for Commlttet meeting. SCHOLARSHIPS, FELLOW- starting TV Repair Work in this ffl2 W. Grand Ave. Rahwa ABLE AGENCY, REALTORS tion of TaluittoE ra- of the Whole, thanking the Union "This action was considered necessary at this time SHIPS, AND LOANS:, by S.Veqeft&le Research -1608 Irving St., Rahway er, extras.' '." ' aerrea of , ~ County Assemblymen, Stato Senator area. Alumni Rahway High FU 8-0818 ' Nelson P. Stamlcr. U. S. Senator Norman Feingold. This latest Field Days' Subject School-Class-1950, Graduate of 388-5020 ' Don't miss this bargain! .W_.-J__»nUel Mutiiliu, vice, Presl Clifford P. Case. U. 8. Senator Harri- _• f^_ ftecauseo f sericus situation with respect to its person- - XerKyJ^,X^.fe^itoalifie4 iEADYl .SETI GO — TO THE COMPTON ~r REALTOR, • an, A. Richard Ty__rcajj; rA«_t. :Ti son- A. William- and Congresswoman nel," the statement reads. "An unusually large nnmber edition contains much valuable Rutgers University will show UNPURN. APTS. FOB RENT urer- ofth- aboTejcajned bank PJorenoe p. lawyer, for their efforts in help for the student who wants Electronic Tech., Second Class pEbrii"ana*cair PafOTJon" •---•- > - FU 8-0433- -I r having Asicmblr Concurrent Rest its research in vegetables at •RAHWAY I-*-«*»*j'*illfl pW_Ftnhr-reDOri • REMODELING •JJrireway*—"-Curbs * - of adrainistrators and teachers have left the Rahway to go to college but finds it JLJo_cleaa_youtlattic-lanc .81 CQ-lelltrnn l»-tnn'_|_d _.oireet,-to-ti field days July 31 and Aug. 1 ZCCJLkensa LOVELY - ~APA"RF GARAGE-WANTED-TO-RENT best of our taiowledgo knd lellef. Freeholder Tiller for Department of • REPAIRING SERVICE school system this .Tune, pit.hpr though retirement, nr hard id All people who see this ad and basement and haul the junk EMANUJL MARODLIE3, Ronds & Brld-es, extending our sin- • Sidewalks • Excavating en MENT on 2nd floor. Heat & cere thanks to Harry Jurnccka for his to take higher paying positions elsewhere. In most take him through. would be interested in acquiring way. FUlton 8-7763. Vice President • COLD STORAGE Real Estate - Mortgages College of Agriculture, tot water supplied. Convenient arage Wanted for Aug. 1st or A. RICHARD TYBORCZY, long and faithful servl.o to the County R and R cases their replacements have considerably less ex- my services, now or at a later •24-26t " " Assistant Treasurer and wishing him well on his rc'lrc- THE PROTECTORS: THE Brunswick; :o buses & trains. 73 W Cherry Sept. 1st in vicinity of Central Correct—Attest: ment. FU 1-940O -,9401 date call FUlton 8-3169. Frcehoidc RflHWflY FUR SHOP CONSTRUCTION perience in the teaching field. In addition, the total HEROIC STORY OF THETours of research plots and ELECTROLYSIS "t. or call OR 6-0205. Ave .-between- Campbell- &-Bry-i teo^JiBtcrejnMSOy .-J D. BTAPP FUlton 8-3323 BAUER-BROOKS CO. num ,. administratora' haa been reduced. question-answer . sessions .. are] ant "Sfs. Call 24H3S tlKNJAHIIS-npSEN scheduled both days, and the HELP WANTED FEMALE latest shortwave method. V. Director!. £Ut» Of Xf* Imty—Drpxrtnitnt of Hsnimx MU 6-3157 l-SO IRVING ST. "For the 1964-65 school year, 20 per cent of the jijfj^ $J Salvo, member of American LEGAL -,_ New Jersey, County of IiumiiM. Trt.itoo, JiiDe 19. 13t!l. Whtr.u. Thi 1522 IRVING ST., RAHWAY FU 2-1371 j first day will be tuned to the 2 MONTHS FREE Onion, si: . COLUMBUS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM- RAHWAY teaching staff will be new to Rahway, the majority of BATTLES AGAINST oSl needs of commercial growers, WAITRESS Electrolysis Association and As- iHERIlT'B SALE—Suixrlor Court of 8worrj to and subscribed befors r_. PANY, lociUJ at lolunbu. In U;e Stite cf Ohio, Interior Decorators f|||||||HI|||||||| Jeweler Apply fa person. Rahway Gril' sociation of N. J. 41 W. Mair, vein these 3 room air condi- New Jersey, chancerChancery Division, this _-nd day of July, 1SC-. and I in filrd In thli Drrirtnrnt a jw^ra FUtt_n(Dl Keys • Locks-j these having had no previous teaching experience. To'ZJ:D CRIME IN AMERICA processors, suppliers and Fnlon Co-ntr, TJoclceDockett SP-34O-83SF-2449-83i; hereby certify that I am not an officer by the proper i^ctn Uitrrvf, I]JO»ICI Its muli S'CKahwayT FU'8-0999. tioned^aparlments" free for AXIA FEDERAL SAVINOS AND LOAN tion to Dtttrabrr 31, IOtiJ, inJ Irjilufii for tti SLIPCOVERS & train acd guide these new-teachers-is-an important j AND ABROAD, by H. J. Anslin- others. 47 East Cherry St., Rahway. or director of this bank. v«r icd t:ij ti_-pll_J in all rtipecL. with tin GOLDBLAH JEWELERS 4/2/ti nonths, then pay only $125, ASSOCIATION. A Savings and Loan KATHARINE W. ELLIOTT ASTHONY'SSAW, Association ol the United Etntcs of mi ct (Mi SHU' ippHf_Jjl» to It; !__•»•_ Ibctt- function of the administrators. The problem has be- Jger with J. D. Gregory. The The program on the second - SECRETARIES month with heat supplied. Notary Public of New Jersey 'ore, I, C^irlfs R. Hoatll, Cunniiiiiunfr of Hia';- DRAPERIES rl J - M -SERVICE America. Plaintiff, vs NATHANIEL J. -Iy Commission Expires May 16, 1965. :c[ aoJ Ir.jurinf( cf th; Bute of Ntw linty, do Silverware come acute because of the departure from the Rahway f° >ier U. S. commissioner of day is being planned around the STENOGRAPHERS ONLY 2 LEFT - CALL NOW JACKSON and TENNER L. JACKSON, "rrtiy certify [hit uld tr^piny li duly luLhor- CUSTOM MADE-TO-OKDEB LOCK & KEY SHOP 126 Elm Ave. hi- wife: AAA Finance Co., a New Jer- MPORT OP CONDITION OF 'THI IH] to Uinjct iti ippfrprlit, bualncsj of life ard Radios narcotics recounts episodes in needs of home gardeners, and TYPISTS THE LINDEN AGENCY 1 Largest selection in school system this year of 23 per cent of its adminis- Rahway sey Corporation: DE WITT BDILDlNa RAHWAY SAVIN05 INSTITUTION id Lid brill!, lcrjnnfe In LIU SUie ii Stereo Phonos 45 Yeirs of his career which show the fine the many specialists on hand CLERKS - Realtors CO., a New Jersey Corporation: and OF BAH WAY IN THE STATE OFicronJince alih U» imtll Miy 1, 1005. Th< this area trative staff. DJ fcuiintu cf uld Cf'np-ny it tiia work that is being done to cut ASPHALTING — driveways and THE STATE OP NEW JERSEY, De- NEW JERSEY AT THE CLOSE OF • Fitted la yonr home Luggage Satisfied Customers! will be ready to answer ques- BOOKKEEPERS parking lots :07 N. Wood Ave. HU 6-4144 fendants. Civil Action Execution—For BUSINESS ON JUNE 30, 1964. lite cf nth lUtratnt, li ihctn u /OIIOWJ: Ad- "The board believes that these facts warrant the down on organized crime. Sale of Mortgaged Premises. A8SET8 nlttfd JLitU, 51S1!,^5.D1(.8S; Li. • Gnaranteed Work- Television J.. ment obllsaUons. dt- IS WITNESS mtEMOr, I t.v hmonto id "The previous salaries for administrators and |Jays at 10 a.m. _Top rates, .all locations Com' .EQUIPMENT, FOR_RENT_= ny care and afflifd Ey ml, at Trr-tfn, th. day Free Estimate 125,-por month..Located at 1533 on Wednesday, .tho 12th day at August rect and guaranteed__ l.<53,8Bfl.Ifl and itu flr*t .b^e-irrittnirC!T_*tri fir flcriH;' There's No Present ••Anrfi&ny"&" supervisors in the Rahway school system were among in and investigate our many dump Sucks, tractor, baefchoe, efferson Avenue. Available A. D.. 1064., at two o'clock In the af- Obligations of States and I tosaliilcnir cf BICJIE; a_J Icjuracct. (S(al) 21 FC 8-3311 ternoon of said day. political subdivisions _ 142.07-.40, Like Tie Time — and (Antoa 3. roller ugust 1. Call AD 3-0899 or AD Other bond-, notei, and the lowest in Union County. As a result of these in- excell. openings. AU the following tract or parcel of fiUte of Ntv Jtnty—Dtpirt^tnt cf Hanlicj and Mailbag DELIVERIES - sand stone, fill •2267. - -debenturw- ____---l,3-5,83MJ I_i_ra_«. Tf,nl"n.-Jun('lf, Uitii. Wbcm.*. 1h. No Time Like The Present Horllng, Sons GENERAL '• land andtho premlsesTiefelriarleyp-r^ MONARCH IKSUBAIiXNCE COMPANYOPANY,, bateloulnd] it M creases now adopted by the board, salaries will ap- SAVE WITH dirt, top soil tlcularly described, situated, lying and Rial estat* mortiagt and Grand- PERSONNEL '23/tf. y yg a loam . 15.409.383.19 Co]obi;J, la Ht SUti of Ohio, hiJ filtd In Ihll To proach the averages" for all school systems in the Thanks for Coverage TRASH REMOVED being In the City of Rahway, In tho pfputnrnp t & s , iUttnttr.(ntt 17 t_.e FASHION FABRICS fl Jf Open A Budget Account •on.) ; Editor, News-Record: SERVICES FU 8-3169 AHWAY - MOD. 3 RM. APT. County of Union and the State of New Other loans ana ills- 1-3.B7..40 flfrn lJ)?recf, thoilnx its comlltiea en DKenbrr t:ounty. ' counts - 31. 1563, ir.ii b'i'lEru f-f li-.t J*fif in\ bit Interior Decorators at Goldblatt's The League of Women Voters 215 Broad St. Elizabeth 3/19/U 2nd flr. cozy clean, lots clo- BEOINNINa at a point on thBano k premises owned csaplitd in ill rript-U ullli ths h*i cf Dili FUlton 8-UBS This newspaper would like to state that it fs the PENNSY Southwesterly side of E. Albert Street SUte arPllciM* [0 It; no», ftttttrxt, 1, Cbi/ltt 289-7050 ets, lovely color tile bath. Res. •2(1,1-3.63, furnltur- 18.(128.00 Curtains • Linens • Yard Goods 84 E. Cherry St., Rahway of Linden, with -membership in ARTICLES FOR SALE 154.64 feet northwesterly from Its in- and fixtures s__,403._7 It. H-IKI.. i'csimlui-Oif cf UjoUns «DJ Iwur- 1537 Irving St. job of the administrators and supervisors to do the rea (2 fam). Priv. ent. nrtersectio. n with tho Northwesterly side Other assets 14.5-3.1. icre rf tli. SUte of New itnty, L!J \mtbj ctr- 1421 MAIN ST., RAHWAY KUlton 8-1667 Rahway and Clark, wishes to " , LAUNDRY HELP of' Main Street; thenco running (1) llly Ihit »1J Ci'ispiny lj duly mihorlird to Rahway best possible job, regardless of the newness of theexpress appreciation for the Experienced all departments, BScD Cycles •ans. Heat, HW supp. $95. South 40" 04 minutes West 125 feet; TOTAL ASSETS _S1B.O_9.511.59 Uinu-t ltJ irproprlile builnni of fire and illied THRIFT LARGEST SELECTION OF ;hcnce running (2) North 4B* 38 linn, cirirr. r^blJe HitilUtr. botlrr mi ni- loving 1 MOVING Real Estate teaching staff and whether yearly salary increases coverage given by the News-Re- steady work, regular shift and dult cple. only. See it soon. utei West 41.67 feet; thenco running L-AB-L-TIES chlntry. fiddlty acd lurety. trtdlt, t^rtUry, ili:i are granted or not The board, by it action in passing BICYCLES ON DISPLAY il-8290; 381-6928. 2004 Pater- :3X North 41* 04 minutes East 123 feet B-Tlnis and tlm. do- ind iprlnklff Iniancri in IM* State in acwfdanct cord to League program and 4 to 8 shift. HAMILTON LAUN- U.S. ROUTE 1 & SCOTT AVE. :o the Southwesterly, sldo of E. Albert poilt. -117,551,874.32 v.th lit unlll Ms/ 1, 1085. The wndltlcs tai Local • Long Distance in St. Street; thence running (4) along the builofji of i.IJ Ctnnpsny it tiie due of neb 1 out increases, is actually rewarding administrators and- activities. DRY, 276 Hamilton St., Rahway. Demand Deposits 1-10,463.7- RAHWAY, N. J. ame South 48" 56 minutes East 41.07 TOTAL DE- itattctnt, ti ihoin as follom: Admitted iMtU. SZELC BROS. FU 8-3000. 16/tf feet to the point and place of Benin, 533.3W.711.00; UablW-t, txftpt «rlUl «J supervisors for doing a good job of training before they Thank you particularly for the TICKETS FUlton 8-0414 POSITS ..$17,788,343.0. mrplu. 510,i;7.287,_!Ji._Pi[i.-up cipiUl, $1,- nlng. ir have even started to do the work. We might point out fine article and picture of the AHWAY - LG. 3 RM APT. Other liabilities 106.431.B0 Ct^.OI2."i0: 6i*ii).aj e-ur ill llihilltlfi. $n,- LOCAL AND to SECRETARIES FRAN'S THRIFT SHOP Being described on the Tax Maps of! lH.ilS.lfl; latent f"f tiie jar. $15,S3(1.180- 1st. flr. LOVELY mod. clean, TOTAL LIABIL-TIEB. S17.904.774.04 A~; DhSiunrrcnt. Ur Die jtjr, ?lfi,1[l3,67O..l. also that Rahway is net alone in regard to the problem annual luncheon and installation Many local positions available. 256 Monroe St ;he City of Kahway aa Block 701, LONG DISTANCE of training new teachers. We believe the school staff of officers. Come in and register imme- es. area (2 faro) color tile N vnyr.ss mitimir. i ftm hmMto ttt Clothing — Furniture Described in accordance with • lur Ls Accomrrs n Bint ir.i iflied c.V itil, at Trtnlna, the iij Our best wishes for your con- bath. Heat, HW & elec. supp. Burplaa or guaranty and ytv flnt ibrre writtn. Chirld It. U'lDVl(7~l_J mi ll^ct" BAUER-BROOKS CO, The RahjroyJN^w§JlecQrd..'\y:QuldJike to, statejnJ in a year, and 17.1 families hart -from 365 Houston, Texas. radio: Hl-t'l phono" incldf .45 per month. Calf BR °--3283. the trua state -of the several matters lmurir.(e In this SUU 1- icrcrdinei with liv — MOVERS — jlndtEr, mahogany, cabinet like NOTIM OF INTENTION hereihi n containeti d andd eet forth to Xh*mtll Miy 1, 1065. Tbfl co_dltloa ind builnen cf conclusion that the salary increases should not have intentions of buying a major WANTED TO RENT Take notice that Bllbod, Inc. (t cor- best of our kuowled.- and belief. uld Cocp-cr it tht dit« of lud) lUUQfnt, is 388-3914 or 388-8057 KAHWAY household appliance within six • . .". AVON lew, overall 39w x 32h x 18. Best poration of New Jersey^ t/_ tho Oa-a JAMES SMITH. President shova u fcllovi: Adnlltcd lueu, }3t],514.599< FUlton 8-1857 been granted. We are certain that if a referendum were CITY OF RAHWAY Cocktail Lounto has applied to the JOBEPH A. KENNA, Treasurer .-!; Llitjllltlti. tictpt cipiul snd r_-plu, S1Q.- Rahway YOU. MAY BE LOSING MONEY BY PAYING JLESsT needs immediately (2) women iffer over $100.00. Call 382-0260 050,533.12; Baplns otf ill llltllltlts, 51T.. 1.80-RVIN0 STREET months. In both cases, this was Municipal Board of Alcoholic Beverage Correct^—Attest: -31.080.00; Inccni for tic Jtir. $18,73O,'I98- held tomorrow, the public's opinion would be the same. In this area with ambition to REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY Control of the City of Rahway. Now ORLANDO H. DEY. Restaurant a higher percentage than a year low fara from othtr tlaihni, too I after 6. .7J; Ulifjuftt-taU (or tbe y»r,Jl7,9_4 533.-0. Slipcovers :e The Board cf Education's judgment was poor and earn money. Good income, part DESIRES KNOWLEDGE OF Jersey to transfer Plenary Retail Con- WILLIAM H, RAND JR. IN WITNESS- WH-BEWr_-!un -Uta-Ui Itl ago April. However, the num- WANTED TO BUY iumptlon License C31t-iue_to BlloU-, AUOUSTP. OREINER. ojr G-mi ird i-hcd ny fell, it Trent-n, the diy m Tfiere are-many care that cost aimmt aa lime. AVON COSMETICS are HOUSES AND' APARTMENTS Inc. t/a The Oaka Cocktail Lounge r K lttf the members who voted for the increases, or who favor ber of families intending to buy "Then think of what a new" Cadillac eao So add it all up. You'll see whatmoat - . _Dlr«tpn ! J_d.. fir 'll 1 "T tr 1 rbi.ln I; Tlnm.p . "NEWEST 1964 ;n much as a Cadillac. But it is a matter-of fact UNCONDITIONALLY G U A R- OLD ITFHnrTTIe Slit-'-t Kiir Jerny, Couhtr orTInlon. Comslzjlcatr of BinUn_ led Iuuruee. (Sell) -3 them, should be held accountable by the voters. new homerduring the next year, save you on operation and maintenance. owners mean when they say you don't_ FULTON 8-4966. Jersey, to enlarso premises knovn a- u: Sworn to and subacrlbed btfor* *y that the decision to buy one of them could Cadillac is actually the rival of much smaller, ANTEED. Call Mi-2-5146 for wanted in any condittion. The 1.1-130 Lincoln Highway, Rahway, mo this 17th dar of. Julj, 10S-I. and 6Ute ofTIev Jeney—Drpartntnt of Hinkln. isil SLIPCOVERS 1.88 in one hundred, had drop- spend more for a Cadillac. You just invest c arger the better. PA 1-3680. 7-11-tf Now Jersey. . - - I hereby certify that I am not an Inrjnncf. Trenton, Jum 10, 190*. Whereu. Thi d- be a false economy. lighter cars in gasoline efficiency—and it U personal interview in your The names and residences of stock- officer or director of this bank. SUPERIOR RISK INSURANCE COMPANY, locat- RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD ped slightly since April 1963. little more—and get a lot more back. 7/9/5t HOUSES FOR SALE H. CHARLOTTE ROBERTS. ed 11 Lelloy, h li« SUM ot OMo, bis lied la'rj ' * ' • WORLD'S FAIR Consider the major items included in the so soundly built that it has reduced upkeep home. holders of said corporation ore as thls'Dcpirtnenl a ivorn lUtextot by Uit proper ly Such data on consumer buy- If * Cadillac has long been in your plans, WANTED TO BUY RAHWAY follows: " Notarr P-bUf. cSceri thereof, ilovlcs Its condition on Deet-bcr The Community Newspaper With PACKAGE TICKET price of a Cadillac that are usually extra on expense to the practical minimum. SITUATION WANTED Edward. C' Vella, President and Mr commission expires September 8, 31, 1003, tnd builnejj for l_o ){-* ind hu eo_> s- ing intentions are gathered visit your dealer and get all the dollars-ond- Clean cotton rags for wiping NEW,LISTING Treasurer IB6B. . pllrd In ill rttpetU with tin la-- of thtl SUta Choose From The High Interest Rate other cars: automatic transmission, high- You're ahead again—every mile you drive. FEMALE" trpllc-ble ta It; DOT, therefore, I, Ctuilei R. AMERICAN ict- quarterly by the U. S. Bureau •. • available to Penmy Now York eenta facts. . 1139 Maurice Avenue ! machinery. Rahway News-Re- family, 4 & 3 rooms, resi- Clark. New. Jersey SYNOPSIS OF MINUTES OF Houel], Cc-H-lnloner cf Binilng ind Iniunnee of When youire miiy to nune Established 1822 - 142nd Year of the Census as a part of its traveled. Ticket tncludet reduced performance engine, power steering and Finally, reflect on Cadillac's high trade-in GIRL WANTS DAY WORK. REQULAR MEETINQ OF THE tlit SUtt of New Jeney, do tiercby cerllfr thit Slid Our Lovely i; Chances are you'll see the wisdom of cord, 1470 Broad Street. dential neighborhood; $500 down Clalro M. Vella. Vlce-Presldent, Sec- Coapiny u clurjr iut_oriied ta tnnuct Its ippr> Published Every Thursday Morning by admlulon to Fair and round-trip power brakes, automatic cornering lights, value. No car at or near ita price preserves Tues. & Fri. CaU 388-8040. retary U Ass't Treas. UNION COUNTY BOARD OF FOOD tbe diy...>see the bent_M he monthly Current Population on the Long Island Rail Road bo* getting a Cadillac out of your dreams and (subject to F.H.A. approval) CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS rrltls biainen of fire ind lllled lines, marine,- Selection of THE BAHWA* PUBUSHING CORPORATION and power windows on most models. its original investment so well. HIGH SCHOOL GIRL WILL DO INSURANCE 1139 Maurice Avenue HELD ON JUNE II, 1964 jTvperty tl-mlie, public lliblllty eicrpt wnrk. on Survey. tween Penna. Stolion, N.Y. and iny> your driveway. Clark, New Jersey Regular meeting of the Union Coun- mta'l ronptnMtlQn, boiler ind machinery, fidelity FLOWER 1170 Broad Street, Rahway, N. 3., 07065 FUlton 8-060D the Fair's main gate, Frlco $2.50 ironing in own home. Call FU HOME OR CAR Milton Lake Cape Cod, 2 bed- Richard Donahue and aujity, bunllry, llui, aprlniler ind lira ir- 1-07-3 Stockton Circle ty Board of Chosen Freeholders wa- tiatt Iniuruet 1- Lhta State In iccordancfl wllb Chinatown Family Dinner. New Fabrics Page 4 LONG LASTING ...Children $1.75. VJSIT YOUR AUTHORIZED CADIUAC DEALER B-2597. NEAR OR "FAR rooms, room for expansion; Linden. New Jersey held at the Court House, Ellatbeth, N. law ciUl >Uy 1, 1065. Th; condition ud bull- WEDDBGLINE zs, J., on Thursday, June 16, 19-t, at neii of laid Company it ihtMlt of ioc_ itat*- A wood designed home will WE'LL INSURE IT walk to schools & New York Objections, If any. should be made INnTATIONS AM) Publisher—Bnic« F. Elliott HELP WANTED MALE 11 A. M. cent, la iboia aa follows AdaltU- uaeU, $-6,- Orders To Take Oat Editors—A. Hftrtlud Btarehon, Jr. last for a century when proper- WHEREVER YOU ARE buses. immediately In wrltln. to Madeline Roll call showed the following mem- 231,875.SO; Mabllltlel. ticept ratitul ud lur- SULO BROS. ANNOUNCEMENTS SKOn/! Clua Poit«« Paid at IUhwaj. K»vr Jomy LATHE, BRIDGEPORT, & hand Klr-brlint, Secretary of the Municipal bers . present: . Frecholdexa Donohuc. plcs, S18.337.003.S4: Paid-up ciJ-Ui;Sl,;nO,. ly protected from the elements Pennsylvania MILLER PONTIAC CADILLAC CORPORATION Compare our rates with your REPPEN-MILLNAMOW Agcy., Board of Alcoholic Beverase ' Control, Dunn, Forrester, Moore, Oiborne. Rl- 000.00; Srjlu oier ill Uabllltln, 50.304.813- of Rahway, city Hall, 1470 Campbell .SB; lio-u 1st Iht )tir. J1-.G60.0511.37; Dli. BUSINESS OFFICE *ubKrtptlon IUt» • Br Mull Including PosUx* screw maclilne operators. Full present .costs. naldo, Tiller, Ulrlch and Director CANTON HOUSE 1850 ELIZABETH AVE. H Tanks - ?i00 and painted occasionally. It will ' or part-timo PIT i-7SSfl. REALTORS Str«J!lwJJJ j-SUmmer- presiding. - Also -present -were: bonraenu foe tht >!ar, $17,641,809.41. _Uhw»T Newt-Becard Outftd* VB1Q&' and Mlddleiex counties - 3&.C0 not rust, corrode or dent and Railroad ST. GEORGES AVENUE ct WEST MILTON AVE. JtAHWAY. N. J. •1520" Irving SC, Rahway BILDUD. INC. County Treasurer Bailey, Asst. County B WITNESS WitKOr. I hilt "hi re unto set RAHWAY- 1470 Broad Stnrt tftmbtr • Now JWMT Prej« JUJiocutlon MANUFACTURING g Edward C. Vella, President' Tasurer Blenlckl, County Attorney RESTAURANT - -'.Thi* N«mp«p0r li r#*ponilbU tor typographical tmri onlr seems to get more lovely as i\ Most direct tcay to the Faiz- 294 W. Lincoln Ave. Kahway FU 8-1234' 1139 Maurice Avenut ts ths «zt«ttt of th» vpttcr- tns «rrora occupy, P**™" must b> SEE THE MAGNIFICENT "FLORENTINE" CADILLAC AT THE GENERAt MOTOKS_WORLD'S FAR EXHIBIT ^tpiWHitwomttiw. Wwcott*pr.,-Briiway cj-ttHew Jtrtaej stat »mua ho Midwood straight win. Charles Edgar's V.F.W. in an Intra-County for the .Indians, has been appointed to the same post the finals of the Recreation De- Scotch Plains and Plainfield ated from Rahway Higgh SchooSool Dr. address. the 49ers. The Celtics jumped to -24 1 6 Nursing, Philadelphia, attends schools. He is in the Navy, at- in 1961. She is attending the a 21-8 lead- in the first quarter 17 point? and tremendous re- League game, 3 - 1, at Arthur at Hillside High. Mrr Marsh mil work under another partment's 9 - 10-year-old the University of Pennsylvania. 3U11A/IO. Alt to lit uic iiavj, at •• »««*• »•«• *J u(,ii.tiuiii5 me I Miss Smith is a graduate of ALL STARS 7 6 0 112 6-17 tached to the security unit at Newark Presbyterian Hospital Middleto»T Township High but the 49ers rallied in the sec-boundinn paved the way for the L. Johnson Regional High league. She is on the staff of Miseri- former coach at the local school Jim Taigia. PLAINFIELD 0 0 1 0 00 0- 1 "Hyson Field, Pensacola, Fla , | School of Nursing fromwhich School and Bur-knoll University, ond quarter to cut the Celtics'j Knicks. Wendell Hancock led cordia Hospital. School Field. • • • The Yanks, who failed to win where Navy ana! Marine Corps she will be graduated on Sept. 9. Lewisburg. Pa., where she was lead to 25-23. The second half - ink. In RECREATION DEPART- ( ithe |nsprs with nine po It was Coach Henderson's a game in the opening round, Dr. Krause is an'alumnus of helicopter pilots "receive train Mr. Foy was graduated from was played on even terms asj , Robert SarJslow, former basketball star at Rah- vice president of Phi Alpha game, (he Ce tic3 team's second win in three led all the Way in the Seaboard MENTS SLOW PITCH the University of Virginia, ing. Massachusetts Institute of Tech- 1 Theta, national history honorary both -teams scored 19 points. I way High School and Kutgers University, has been nology, Cambridge, Mass., in had their thrcvgamp winning starts. Jack Jordon was the League title playoff game. SOFTBALL LEAGUE where he was elected to Phi MISS BARBARA SMITH 'society. She is employed hv Bell Doug Housell led the 49ers in winning pitcher after being hit Beta Kappa, He was graduated Two Salesmen Cited June. • 3 streak broken. They were de- appointed head basketball coach at Westfield High The Yanks scored three times STANDING MISS PEGGV WOLF ! T abomtories, Ho'mdel. for two singles and a run in the cum laude from the University A September wedding is plan-J Mr Hnborlein attended Ohio MISS TONI D. SMITH School. in the top of the first on hits Eastern Division Cosmic Ray WMTBCT? At Jamboree Monday feated hy the Poyals, 47-19 Jack- PITCH IN TITLE GAME - George Severance, pitcher first frame. He then retired 18 of Maryland School of Den- ned. ; Wosle van by Joe West, Ray Rodden nad W Two local winners in- the Sunday. The day was observed . University. Delaware, Jordan scored 15 points for 'he for the Elks Club, at left, and Don Jenkins, pitcher for the men in a row before issuing a Joe Locascio, who was appointed Rahway High tistry, Baltimore, where he was Subject at Museum . ,- - -[Ohio; where he joined Sigma •gent, "Mrs; Mary • "Zarzycki; PRIVMN THEATRE'PARKWAYl-34O Merck Yankees, were in the title game of the Recreation De- Dick Wuzika JheJOwaniaXluh. tMted-Lacguer 11 C^rysIer-PlymopthJifigiopal All winners and John Pohl had 15 walk. _The_ Jocal_.team_jypn ..the talhed-once -m-the- second- on 3 elected" to'OmicrarKappa" UF as Princeton Day at the pavil-;chi social fraternity. He is em-graduate regent,- Mrs^ Mildred partment's 9-10-ycar-oldleagtierTbr Elks Club nine remainttJ- SctKKJi junior "varsity basketball •coach7"liaS'"rejecTe3 talhed-once -m-the- second- on ------——Rahway Amer . Legio•• ••n- 8 "^ StrangICaIe"of the Cos- Star'Medallion Salesman's dub points for the loscnr; game in the third on a hit bats- two free passes and a sharp silon, honorary dental society. ians Curtis r-~reconferr-Mrs-.~C6celia~lIIlZZ In the last game of the eve- undefeated by beating the Yankees, 11-4. man, and singles by Dave Bull- the appointment, to accept the same position at West- ClarlTAmer. Legion -6 V sound —r-Mountiiinside: ~ JACK LEMMON single by Ray TJharaldsen.JJie George, who has heen a mem- Romozzi; treasurer, Mrs, Mary ning, the Lakers squeezed past ock - and- Jordan around -an "er- Yk^d^hii degreeiirorffiqapntlcs from the •=-•- -ROMV' SCHNEIDER—: Firemen Esposito; chaplain, Mrs. Joan ror. in the third "when a batter was School of Dentistry, department Union County Park Cpmmis- Christensen of 485 Woodbridge ber of the band for three ' ears, DOROTHY PROVING announcement of a new coach for the Indians. Costa's Ice Cream 3 MpweJJflit's 5tratTZ£nb3clT7 junior TGPETIV Charlie Hull, pitching the hit and a single by Pete Fava of graduate "Ave., Avenel, and N. L. Taylor' plays TEe trumpet. He is a "ah in -. scored the run.' • Italian-Amer. Club 2 Templi University, Philadel- Mrs. Pat Esposito: guidisr^fr.' best game of his life, held the ence Center in the' Watchung Jr. of Ridge Rd., Clark, both of Janet and George Paulick, chil- New Officers Merck & Co. tennis teamiscored a 4-0 win over phia. way High School senior y league-led Berkeley Heights --KiwaniVseored-onemore-in Reservation on Sunday at 3 p.m. West End Garage Inc., 965 St. Edith Horvath and Mrs. Mar 'Good pourpH in 18 for 'he lo^erp. Bakelite in a Eastern New Jersey Industrial Tennis U.S. Gypsum " 1 10; dren of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jane*, a Rab-'a; Jiyiinr High Begin Duties Thirteen proved to be a lucky I The box score P.A.L. to three hits but dropped the bottom of the third on three IRoberf McCormack Wed Dr. Krause served for two g Ave. garet Smith, and s«>tinri M.- On Monday, the Hawks numher for members of Results The movie, a one-hour pro- Paulick of 405 East Grand Ave., ^ «* a 1-0 game. The losers. were League game at Johnson Park. Harry Bassford, local base on balls and a hits bats- years in the U.S. Army Dental Winners in the live-month con- School sMrnf in in "i i firs • New c'fit ers o' Rahwpv Chap Neighbor Sam thought that they could break Clark Legion 5; Costa's 1 Miss Carol Dunslan Bollinger, Highland Park and Donald Ran- gram, probes the mysteries of were members of the Princeton ;er 529. V mien if th» Moose, jMary M<^hatauski. El^ Club baseball team in tbel champs) the C.Y.R.C. Chiefs. Lefty Fred man. West's double was the key Corps. est were selected on the basin year - th veteran, remained undefeated in singles competition dolph of Highland Park. Community Band which played 1 into the \vinning column. After a (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur cosmic rays and depicts the re- ordii' d «•••- fM-t Plans were ronplcted tor A •also- Ruchalsi, 2h Keimel won his fourth game of hit in the Yanks' two-run out- The couple plan an autumn 1 nip and tuck bnt'le. the Hawks j Recreation Department's 9 - Western Division .Mrs. Roger Goodman of Mill- of a nation-wide sales <-nmriet' at the New Jersey Pa'dUor at izat •• '•• : Cregge, <: with his seventh win. Bassford and Charlie Schmit burst in the fourth. The Kiwanis [John Bollinger of 181 Highland wedding. search work of scientists. I r,...... j, [j, , •, to corductod Riigcrs & Hammcrsto the season, without a loss. He W ville, Pa., was soloist. tion. the Now York World's r • •'• ->• were defeated, S5-53. Reggie year-old-league as they climax- Vernickas. lb Club came back in the last of \ve., Metuchen, became the allowed two hits and fanned 11 posted wins in both singles and doubles play. Butch Kowal's 9 The bride wore a white silk "STATE FAIP William* scored 18 points for the ed an undefeated season by de- the fourth with two runs on two nf ftnhprt Wannpp Mp. Severance, p while walking four^.The^unly King. Antn_ 7 ••" "linen streath gown with pearl PAT BOONE winners while Paul Starkowsky fea_tingJhe_Merck Yankees^ 11- base on ball5~5lngles by John •fan-of •ftff-galne wassiiwi'il nr 'rhe Seiuor .National A.A.U. horseshoe pitching Reliable Movers brmack of Bel Air, Md., sontrim, chapel train and matching Open Monday through Saturday 9:45 to ^30-VVodnoMoy nipl>ii '«! o PM -i n..i.,.. ». ~ \\\ MAKIiKIll- T fratf 2ft pranfe for fb»tn*Hr>r The^ at theMerc k & Co Field on Hansen, cf Nepshinsky, John La Guardia the bottom of the fifth. championships will be held af Warinanco Park, Eliza- 10-30 Rives . |>f Dr. and Mrs. Robert B. Mc-silk linen pillbox hat with finger- Rojals forMtnd (•> the 49ers in;Sa(Urday morning. Ainsworth, 3b The box scores: and Peter Jaquillard. the second game so a practice Walt's ack of 92 Lawrence Ave., tip veil. The maid of honor and The Elks, scoring in three of Demeter, 3b RECREATIONS beth, over the Labor day weekend. Your reporter is on The box score: game was played Craig Fisher, The Main . . [Jighland Park, on Saturday bridesmaids wore blue linen Beckhusen. 3b olland, 3b the committee along with Dr. Sol Berman, brother-in- 'home for vacation, played on i hind in _ MERCK YANKEES B & F Auto tftemoon at 4 o'clock in thesheath gowns. fjve inningStop] camof e fromsecon be d Evans, If [ynes, 2b West, 2b 3 2 Reformed Church of Metuchen. Special P. S. Buses one of the.-teams qnd led Hi<= iQn ^ve law of Board of Education member Max Lilenfield. Natvar After a reception in the Co- free passes, an error Emmons, rf iullock, lb 0*0 Rodden, lb 3 11 •earn in scoring. : , ,| . two-run L. J. Wing The ceremony was performed lonia Country Clubhouse, the direct to an d B aise Bo wage s brdan, p Muzika, c 2 11 In the final game of the eve-1 j ,[ The New Jersey A.S.A. girls' softball champion- Results by the Rev. Harry Ver Strate, couple left for a wedding ,twp s n( e talavizc, ss D. Jenkins, p 3 11 ning T>>e Laker: defeated the' j^ y^ ship team, the Le Sabres of Rahway, dropped a double- Butch Kowals 11; B & F Auto 8-<. pastor. The bride was given in to Canada. ? jumped off to a 25 11 chweitzer, c Fava, 3b 3 0 1 narriage by her father. The_ bride, a graduate of Ly- Knicks. 4118. to gain sole pos- [oneTu n ,ead header on Saturday afternoon at Brennan Field to the 10-30 Fives 6; The Main 2 V i the bottom of MERCK YANKEES infrida, rf T. Jenkins, ss 3 0 0 Miss Anita Louise Bollinger coming College, Williamsport. session of first place. Both the first and scored two more league-leading Glenettes of Perkasia, Pa. The scores King Auto i0; Walt's 9 teams had gone into the game (Seaboard league champs) orrison, cf Kinch, rf • •— 3.0 0 Jvas maid of honor for her sis-Pa., taught in Franklin School in the second on singles by Tom were 10-6 and 9-1. More important than the double loss ivith a 3-0 record. "Puke" Mdr- West, 2b imith, If Ortiz, cf. 2 0 0 COZY CORNER ler. The bridesmaids were Miss here. She will teach the fifth WFSiriFlh Jenkins and Ray Rodden. an's 16 points were the factor Rodden, lb ichmond, If was the injury to Jeanette Mobley, ace hurler of theYoung, cf 1 O 0 If you have a cozy corner in lara Helen Bollinger, another grade in Aberdeen starting in The new champs increased in winning the game. Bill Cark- Muzika, c team who injured her right knee. Woody, rf 10 0 your garden where a high fence |ister of the bride, and Miss September. in the top of the Kuzma, rf 0 .]/ 0 huff put on a tremendous effort D. Jenkins, p. 3b 27 3 5 The team will travel "to New York next Sunday is needed- to-provide maximum ; lleenBollingetof Behnar, a ._ The bridegroom, a graduate of. _,(l)SS)torarjtnSlttl third with three more tallies on i for his team with his tremend- Fava, 3b, p CLARK V.F.W. for a league doubleheader with the New York Amerks. O'Loughlin, rf 1 0 0. privacy, consider a solld~board;r Bucknell University, Lewisburg, singles by Walt Bender, Nick I The best man was Clark Pa., is a mechanical engineer ous rebounding and 14 points. T. Jenkins, ss 'erthwein, c The team will play in the Mid-Atlantic Regional fence with top, middle and bot- Ruchalski, John Vernickas and 25 bdmas of BelAir. The ushers' employed as section chief at Young, If owers, rf tom.. 2x4 frames exposed as;; great fur it 11 u r e sale Tournament in Huntington, Long Island, N.Y., on Aug. First Round Standings" I a Merck error, Ortiz, If. teigers, rf KIWANIS CLUB shelving for display of^SMall ." lere David Penniman of Aber- the Aberdeen Proving Ground. 7, 8 and 9. WORLD'S Won Lost George Severance, winning Kuzma, cf akunas, ss Nepshinsky, p 3 1 flowerpots. leen, Md.; David Moreland of He is a graduate student at the ; Lakers 4 0 pitcher, struck out 13 batters Woody, cf harp, lb Zambito, c 3 1 Itorrs, Conn.; Loren King of University of Maryland. Knicks 1 in the five-inning game. Kinch, rf olits, cf Railway's sports. schedule for the next week: Temple, lb 2 ~~0 FAIR Celtics 2 Players on both teams re- O'Loughrin, rf olas, If Tonight — Warinan^cpJ^k^Np. 2 — Recreations LaGuardia, 3b 4 0 / represent SERVICE 76ers 3 ceived Recreation Department 'rish, 2b — Jersey Electric in Union_ JCo_uniy_ Yojith__Senii cf i^_ i a from liss Lprettq^ii jrKfzer, Daily-Service,From: - Royals 3 - trophies and the~Tercaiteliafy 24 Tharaldsen, 2b NEW IDEAS FO Broad &L Jersey Sts., TSefs Latulippe, If o I patches from league director Elks Club 0 5 3 0 3-U tesgood, 3b Bayway Post at Rahway River Park at 6:15 in JOHN STOPXA Elizabeth — 10 a.m. Hawks 0 Richard Gritschke. Chussler, •• If Donald Mershon to Wed Merck Yankees 12100-4 Itadlander p, Legion .League game. " • • 590 Jefferson Ave., Additional trip on Saturdays, Results Perrine, rf | Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Kizer Bahway; N. J. Sundays and Holidays JULY 10-Celtics 44 - 49ers 42 Sunday at 2 p.m. — LeSabres at New York 9 Hunterdon 4Jtd., West Or- 23 1 2 Jaquillard, ss.. ^_ i. Additional trip on jJULY 17-Knicks 40 - 49ers 17 Amerks. FU M3S1 ge, have announced the en- Recreations ,002100 0—3 -Saturdays at 5:30 p.m. I Royals 47 - Celtics 39 C.Y.R.C. Chiefs at Hillside — 2 p.m. IMTIONWIDE Clark V.F.W;; \ 10 0 0 0 0 o-l •16 -.4 -6 ; Lakers 33 - 76ers 32 Betsytown V.F.W. — Recreations at Veterans Aetck Yankees 30120-6 I MUTUAL INSUltUiCi COMPANY 1 Ann Kizer, to Leave the Fair — MUTUAL F1BC UtSUMflCtCMIPAIIY I JULY 20-76ers 55 - Hawks 53 C.Y.R.cTcHrEFS Field — 10jl5 a.m. . • : [iwanis Club 0 1120-4 UFE INSURANCE COMPANY I iflld Hartlanrt Merahnn, sni 7 p.m. and 11 p.m. , 0>H . j- 49ers forfeit over th' 'Donnellpss- 3—0 "Monday —"~EaKway Legion at Kenilworth — 6:15 "Winning pitcfierT Donald Jenk- '. Mrs. Marianna Jenkins Mer- Round Trip Children f '." Royals toyne, 3b . 3 0 p.m. . ' . • ins; strike outs.10; losing pitch- , Jr. of 704 Hamilton St. Fare Lakers 41 - Knicks 38 :r, John Nepshinsky, strike outs, iMlss Kizer, a graduate 5ascie, If ."' 3 0 Tuesday — Roselle Legion at Rahway River Park floran, lb 10 1; Umpires - Nick Demonaco, Jest Orange High School,, $300 $200 Gain in personal income in — 6:15 p.m. h nding—Kntgers^tJniyersitj the. 15 years between 1948 and Ml, p 2 • _.Q. cnRrien, c ^jy irk. She has been the direc World's rair admission 1953 was greatest in Nevada— 3 DePalma, cT Wednesday— C.Y.R.C Chiefs — Union's Teener Ir of the junior choir of thi tickets at reduced prices 354.6 per cent. Second was Flor- 2 rrieppa, cf Field —6:15 p.m. Local All-Stars Ivlngstoh Baptist Church. available to bus patrons ida, 290.6 per cent; Arizona, 2 >Iontgomery,: 2b a « » I Mr. -Mershon, a graduate of PUBLIC SERVICE COORDINATED TRANSPORT 284.7 per cent, was third. 2 Richard Archer, Bill Hoodzow and Albert Smith Academy,' Blairstown, is TofiayGHs ,.. Tit FIELD w»ft (it HJTUU ding Franklin and Marshall 21 were the umpires in the annual Union County Ameri- • MECHANICAL |)llege, Lancaster, Pa. WEDNESDAY JULY 29 BERKELEY HEIGHTS can Legion All-Stars^-Essex County game at Krauseh- • ARCHITECTURAL lenedict, 2b From Carteref • ELECTRICAL Field, North Plainfield. Jack Jordan also played in Tonight at Madden Field at DAY AMD mm CUSSES CfrBWUtlOKIt Connolly, 3b, the game. Thomas, ss i:15 o'clock, the undefeated (in WRITE FOR FRZE BOOKLET . U.C. Session Daniel J. Ferris, meet director of the 1964 Wo- esbitt, c eague play) Rahway All-Stars • RAHWAY men's Olympic Track and Field tryouts at "" meet a girls' tpam frnm WINNING HURLER — Tom Kennedy, left, pitched the -ittSTTWTEtf 'MllllA'-l IflATIl MISS LORETTA KIZER 'sLJh Jarteret. -Kflwat-Assuuialluu lu a (ilraMptgnshlp in the 13-l£l5-year-oid Jerritella, rf Itadium,.Randalls Island, New York City, has appoint- 1544 IRVING STREET The local team, coached by league on Thursday. Shown with him is Tom Fitzgerald of Klebaur, If ed your reporter as an official. FULTON 1-6455 Herman Blanks, is leading the 53 Richard St., Clark; Miss Mel- P. B. A. Local 31, his opponent in the title game. Weiss, cf : .,;.••• • . • . t . . ' Admission and all our rides 10 cents each league with a 6 - 0 record. The Students va J. Sorrento of 19 Surrey Rd., Keimel,. p Thomas Hoagland, 20-year-old, 6 ft. 3 in., 200- THE OTHER DAY battle _going Into the top of the girls scored a one-sided 17-1 I Twenty-two area residents are Clark; and Gary-EvWenner of for everyone, fromJ2-p^m. to closing time; 1 Kowal Trounces fifth when P.B.A.'s star pitche; poiind lefthand batter and pitch"er7is"a member of the win over Plainf ield A.C. on Sun- Speaking of-working—condi- 561g~S60 students who~arretv m Winthrop RdrrClark.— tions of the past we learned I Tom Fitzgerald, suffered a sore 19 1 Tri-City Angels-of the. Northwest League. The Angels day afternoon. The Connell sis- Ued in Union Junior College' rain or shine. FREE parking for 2,000 cars about a sign which hung in. U.J.C. Has Expended I LY.R.C. Chiefs 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 are one of the six teams that make up the loop in the iers, Audrey and Beverly, aided al summer session. The en- "see Ja7kBiiby'i SUMMER SHOWCASE radio broadcast arm and was forced to retire. the office of a PMtoWin Berkeley Hts. 0 0 0 0 1 0 x-1 States of Washington, Idaho and Oregon. Other teams y Pitcher Barbara~Bowers leJ nent is the largest in thi$50,000 for Grounds Tom Kennedy, the winning wagon works [rom Olympic Park grove, 10 — 11 p.m. each Friday |-year-history of the Cranford Union Junior College, Gran pitcher, allowed only two hits in are Yakima, Lewiston, Wenatchee, Salem and Eugene. the 19-hit attack with three hits in 1872: "Em- lone down but could tally only Uege. ford, has spent more than $50 Rides V2 Price every Monday • • • Championship five innings. He also was forced The Angels are operated by Tri-City Sports Inc., each. The big blowgjjtthe game ployees ihall mce. Doubles were hit by Al- The Butch Kowal Association were triples by Nancy Thomas 000 to beautify its 28-acre cam- •:•'.•*. to retire in the fifth because of formed by 40 stockholders in February, 1962, to keep dailys we ej>_ ! 560 students' are regularly t team won the Recreation De- brecht and Kubu. and Barbara Bowers. pus on the former Nomahegsii H a blister on a finger. Jim Lakata the wonderful gameof baseball-in the Tri-Cities. These' t h e floors. oiled in more than 100 col- Both teams received trophies iolf Course, it was reported partment's llS-M-lfi-year-old^city finished up with a hitless,stint. The season record of the All-fill lamps, fees and 'universities through- OLYMPIC PAW championship with an easy 14- and the Rahway Tercentenary stockholders were from the area. Many fans come tars is 10 wins in 14 games today by Dr. Kenneth C. Mac- Poor fielding by the P.B.A. clean chim- It, the United States. Abou ) 1 win over the P.B.A. Local 31 patch from the league director, nightly from a radius of 50 miles to attend games. Kay, president. nine and timely hitting by while the Queen City team is neys,,. whittle ! the students are regularly IRV/NGTON-MAPLE WOOD at Veterans Field on Thursday Richard Qritschke, following the Fans from the neighboring State of Oregon and : Lakata, who went 4-4, scored 9 and 3., pen nibs to in- ndirjg Union Junior College, We have made a substantial ! | night. ;ame. •' ' four counties in Washington make up the great crowd four runs and drove in 4. Kenne- The box score: dividual taste, and continuous effort to im- The game was atense 3-1 He others are regularly en s dy, Bob Albrecht, Lester Dan- of fans that come to Sanders Field. It has been a RAHWAV ALL-STARS take off oneNeb Tutor Jr. (led in other four-year and prove and beautify our campus \ SoftbaJTreurnament Connell, 2b since moving here five years chesz and Greg Kubu all co! generally accepted fact that a Northwest League fran- night a week >-year institutions. -, Will Start Aug. 6 chise is worth $100,000 to a community. How this White, rf 0 for courting, and if they are ago. This was made possible " J lected two hits apiece for thi Tiey are enrolled in 40 fresh- t.\ winners. : „ The New Jersey Amateur Soft- ^gpp substantial savings on oiif Tiix Jrious figure waa-derivcd48^not-lmowni-Reliable--8tatistici«ng pOnd~s6pnbmore~ courses1 in s TSaTrSssociaUon championsnips, A. Connell, 3b 2 tentive to religious duties, and ur landscaping committee and .'[ P.B.A. fjiledjn. the sacks have figured that the Tri-City Angels, with their 60,000 1 arts', engineering, science ; THEATRE sponsored by the Union County Longstreet, ss 2 {—••• ••J 1601 IRVING STREET the bottom of the fourth with attendance in 1963, were worth ?4.62,000 to the.area. stay out of jail, _they will be' " :.administration, ther interested organlzatlom ^^ommissionj. w|U_be held B. Daniels, Ib ; •e EAHWAY. NEW JEKSEI 2 given an'increas'e of five ceris ~ 'and individuals," Dr.. MacKay "Fbr"the"beneflt"of l"50^£~error, this is still a very good residents enrolled are r. FU 8-1250 in Warinanco Park, Elizabeth Carmon, cf • 3' per day after five years. That: aid. w ~ 2. custom covered Colonial sofas WEEKLY Hl-LIGHTS CHOICE STAKES U!\ lillMUH and Roselle, and at Brophy revenue for the Tri-Cities. The Los Angeles Angels Slater, If Coleen M. Albano of 591 II tUJI 2 is, if profits justify it." Well, The UJC president explained Sat., July 25 LIBERTY Field, Elizabeth, beginning Aug. send in partial payrolls to the players that is spent in Thomas, c st Milton Ave,, Miss Diane )• Playing Now 1 1 let's stick to the present, eh? •_ that the $50,000 figure does not "AIR-CONDITIONED" 6. : D. Daniels, c Bennekamper of 433 West MIDSUMMER HURDLE H'CAP Academy Award Winner! the community,' bguihf&Tplayers for food, lodging, etc. 0 And for your maximum pr'fit ill the entire story tMiae it -• STARTS WED.-JULY 22 . Sis.-championship classifies Clauda, rf Ave., Robert M. Cun- ^- Wed., July 29 The league is a "Class A" league with the follow- 0 let us serve you! West End loes not include several mall 1- TO AUG. 4-2 WEEKS Colbert, 2b L243-Tehama-StT-Georg& TOM JONES' tions will be decided: Clas ing major leagues teams parent organizations, the 1—2 Garager-Plymonth—-—C irojects done by individuals "as Hospitality and ease combine with beauty in this cnarming SHIRIEY MACLAINE- b- • ••• ^'AA;" "A;" "B;" a churc 935 St. George Ave., Rahway! I Essig of 1639 Park St., Don- Sat. Matinee: July 25th PAUL NEWMAN Los Angeles Angels, Dodgers, Phila, Phillies, Chicag* contributions to the college or class; an industrial slow pitch 37 17 1Tel9 . FU 8-0094. B. Falkenberg of 388-B >y ROBERT MITCHUM In Cubs, Kansas City "A" and the Milwaukee Braves. work and gifts from garden class, and an open slow pitch lion St., Miss Susan M.Gallo Weymouth living room group. Plump cushions of polyester fiber :e ; "WHAT A WAY The dimensions of the park, where Tom Hoagland :Iubs, Boy Scouts, agricultural in .._. "TKNAGE class. Entries for the champion- |472 Orchard St., Larry R. - tudents and other individuals. ajj ^_- TO GO" ship tourney will close at noo pitches are 340 feet to left, 400 to center and 340 to of 374 Grove.St., Louis JlSiri ; IV . CAVEMAN" iiritoT]-rigbt^IomorT-<>w-^iigbt--tfee- t€am-will-open a three- Vest~~HazelwTOd~ Locd Children Are and urethane foam. Handsomo upholstering with kick pleat skirts, "THE YOUNG tournament director, Unlo game series at Lewiston. The team manager is Tommy Vincent P. Iraggl of 492Baptized on Sunday d* County Park Commission, Poi Uton St., Miss Linda L. SWINGERS" Heath. It is-interesting to note that the cost of tickets Robert Alan Brandt, son of ly * "Screaming Office Box 275, Elizabeth. [ of 708 Seminary Ave. in your selection from a large collection of beautiful are: general admission, adults — $.90, children mder PORK STORES Jr. and Mrs. Charles Brandt s- 15, $.40; under 6,«ree; reserved and "box seats, $1.41 ael G. Primich of 1754 of 1679 Irving St., and ct RESORT OF RACING Skull" with ntgomery St., Glenn F. Rey- and a-loge season seat (WITH HEAT) — $50. Of thi Shirley Joan Karns, daughter cf 1, OCEANPORT, N.J. FILL YOUR PREMIUM 12 E. Price Street' 1 of 471 Madison Ave., Ben- fabrics in solid colors, iweeds, prints. Starting July 29th 20 members of the squad as of this date, Hoagland Mr. and Mrs. William Karns he J miles from Garden St Pkwy., Exit 105 COAL BIN NOW f LEHIGH 1 G. Sukovich of 83 Sher- ANTHRACITE is the only New Jersey boy. Three are from New • Linden • if 90 West Emerson Ave., were on JMCUL TMINS Dlnct to trjnditind (DST) Blvd., Ronald B. Whitney laptlzed by the Rev. Eugene ir- tv. Penn. SUlion, NY, 11:48 AM; Lv. Newirk "Bedtime Fill Your OU Tank Now 12.7 per gallon York state, nine from California, and the rest are from 76" sofa, sale 289.00 96" sofa, sale 319.00 (Pain.) 12:M PM; Lv. Liberty St.. 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For Squares - Blue Note 4149 * °!IBUC LIBRARY. RAflWAy ;Pag» 8 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD, Thurs,, July 23, 1964 In The Wind 1 Local Resident Hurt H.MIV.'AY PUBLIC LIBRARY (Continued from Page 1) By Power Mower ~~r Rated E - The brilliant and" age- Heuer of Teaneck, Benjamin less tenor saxaphone of Hank In the Wind PLEASE 0G MCT m^'- S-:MI;)ARY AVE Merchant Succumbs Ave., who visited them, uninten- Youth Hurt Louis Lannl .of 2092 Elizabeth Sharps and Flats Heuer of Hillside and Louis Teen-age G.O.P. tionally but happily, in Sher- Mobley is backed by either one fUi-i'.VAY N J -'" 8-15-: f (Continued from Page 1) Ave. injured his right hand on THESE MAGAZINES AREFliiOf- "' Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Heuer of the Bronx^ N. y., and brooke, Quebec, Canada, last By Dick Levy of two dynamic groups consis- Saturday while attempting to Sally Heuer; two sons, Sheldon eight grandchildren. Plans to Meet year. As Bicycle ting of such artists as Lee Mo> Rudy ran into cycle trouble in start his power mower. .Records reviewed are recent in their readings and keep the Col. Edward W. Markey Heuer of Fort Lee and Gerald Funeral services were con* gan, Donald Byrd, Herbie Han- Sherbrooke during a tour and releases rated as follows: E- listener well glued to his seat fieuer of Plainfield; a daughter, ducted on Monday at 11 a.m. The mower turned over on On Saturday the Motorcyclistes de L'Estrie Excellent; -V-Very Good G- until the final moments fade by. cock, Philly Joe Jones,etc., in Mrs. Bettina Rothstein of Rah- Hits Car him, catching.his hand under- in Temple Beth Torah with Rab- Rahway's teen-age Republic- pitched in to help him get his Good; F-Fair; P-Poor In releasing this superlative 4 this pulse pounding and atten- vray; two stepdaughters, Mrs. neath. Mr. Lanni suffered a bi Solomon Rothstein officiating. ans will be represented at the cycle fixed and to make him Only two accidents involving SHAKESPEARE - Hamlet LP collection, Columbia offers tion holding Blue Note outing: Decorated by Viet Nam RAHWAY NEWS- RECORD compound fracture of the third Norma Burgstein of Hillside Interment was in Mt. Hebron New Jersey Teen-Age Repub- feel at home even though most a word for word replica of the A medal has been awarded by Vi^t Nam to Col. injuries were reported during finger of the right hand and — Columbia Stereo DOS 702 ind.Mrs. Maxine Friedman of licans' first convention and of them speak only French. Broadway production. "Hamlet" - Edward-W. Markey of 500 Carolyn Dr., Falls Church., Cemetery, Flushing, T-osg Is- the week. In both eases injuries cuts. He was treated at Rahway Tmono DOL 302) - Rated E plus- CLARK- COLONIA Merging The Hahway Recort/Est. 1822 with tho Ealiway News, Est 1939 fcdison; three brothers, William workshop session on Saturday They did such a" good job that The present Broadway produc- lives and breathes fire like no Va., senior adviser to the Viet Names* Seventh Divi- AVENEL -ISELIN land, N.Y. , were slight. Hospital where six stitches were from nfxjn to 6 p.m. at Keller's he stayed several days, and tion of Shakespeare's immortal "Hamlet" you've heard before sion, who was wounded on June 5 by a land mine which EnterM «i Secona ciais' llittor Arrangement were hi -the used to close the wound and Vol. 142, No. II v Grove, Kuntz Ave.. Berkeley invited all the members to visit The first of the two occurred classic, "Hamlet," has been on records. A stunning 36-page, ROBINSON'S exploded. Po.t Qfflco Railway N«w J«r>cr Rahway, N. J., Thursday, July 30, 1964 8 Pages Lehrer Funeral Homo. 9" \ <-t he was given a tetanus shot. Price 10 cents per copy COAL SALE Milton Ave. Heights. him in return. on Friday when the car of Jo- unanimously acclaimed by crit- record-size book_«mtaining^arti; Col. Markey, son of Mrs. John L. Markey of 1121 Walter E Ulrich Jr., son of an ved cles on the play, the players, OF RAHWAY ? , fiseph Szoke of 1709 Lawrencs St. Patrolman Injured ics"arrd"aficionad6s~alik"e as" bV adwayia^xpOTtdtlfSi^Ayrptg d Nut and Rahway Girl Freeholder and Mrs. Ulrich of Monday' after a two-day trip ng the most brilliant stage pres- great Shakespearean actors of Air Base, Var, orrWednesday. Col. Markey's brother is 1 was struck by a bicyclist, Ron- (Continued from Page 1) (Continued from P.iEi '' 98 Colonia Blvd.. will be the down from Quebec. They could entation of this work in recent old, etc., plus, exceptional true A« seen on TODAY, NBC-TV ald Schendel of 832 Nicholas PI. He stated that he turned and John D. Markeyof 1117 Milton Blvd. and his wife is the Stove .,. $23.50 through switchboards at •!"> '^legate fmm this city. have made it in one day easily years. Richard Burton, whose to life stereo sound are added Ronald suffered lacerations of saw Charles Glagola, father of former Miss Ruth Carlin, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Ed- Telephone Message Center. Alternate delegates will be enough, Captain Roger explain- interpretation of the title role bonuses. One of the year's most the left leg and a bruise on his Michael Glagola, running away TEFLON ward £arlin of 985 Bryant St. • ... PEA. T: $22.50 Miss Bla<:l; is a service rep- Kenneth Miller of 442 Orchard ed, but they stopped for swims moves mountains and souls with significant record releases to finished . Col. Markey has been in Viet Nam- since volun- Seek Variance for Apartments right leg. He was treated at from him. The patrolman then resentative for New Jersey Bell St.. Pavid Carmody of 625 West and sightseeing along the way. its electric force and eloquence, date. . C^nte Delivery CasA PH Rahway Hospital. passed out. Ptl. Klock, who wit- for NO-STICK COOKING teering for service there last August. This is his second in Linden A graduate of Rah- Scott Ave and Miss Ann Buhl They have toured the Rahway ;eem? to have been tutored by nessed the incident, signed a NO-SCOUR CLEANUP/ tour of duty in the Asian nation. He received a com- CHODOSH BROS. way High School, she attended of 377 KoeniR PI. area while here and yesterday Mr. Szoke stated that he had the Bard himself. Such other BILLY VAUGHN ORCHES- complaint against the father, Lo.-ilj Pultl Colon pound fracture of his right knee, shrapnel wounds in & WEXLER Earbizon School of Modeling. they headed for the World's stopped, in Jhe westbound lane renowned celebrities as Hume TRA — Forever — Dot DLP Madison Hill Rd. Bernard Stanley G.O.P. can- who was not located until the -his left leg and chest, and chest burns as a result of ths \ew York, and Bowling Oreen Fair. Weather permitting, today of East Grand Ave., waiting for Cronyn (Polonius); Alfred 3578 - Rated E - Pure musical Sub-division Hearing FU 8-10OI) didate for the United States following day. He ran into his explosion. State University, will find them in Atlantic City. traffic in the eastbound lane to Drake (Claudius), Eileen Herlie enchantment flows from your ZS E. Grand Jv« Bowling I senator js expected to give the own house at 1789 Montgomery Standing with the aid of crutches, Col. Markey Site Proposed pass so that he could go around (Gertrude) and William Red- speaker system as this syrupy Rahway, N. i. Green, Ohio. keynote address. A constitution Tomorrow they will leave for St. and police were refused en- received the decoration earlier this month from Premier and by laws are to be adopted. Sherbrooke. Rudy would go a ditch being dug there. He saw ield (Guildenstern) plus a host jewel drifts on and on. Billy Nguyen Kanh at the Mekong River delta capital of My trance by members of the fami- Vaughn and his orchestra offer Set for Wednesday For 52 Units along with them, except that the boy coming toward him and of others are equally flawless j Lunch will be served between ly until Detective Warren Argen- Tho. The Board of Adjustment will 2 and 3 o'clock. Scheduled^for his vacation didn't fall just blew his horn, but Ronald, who a dozen melodies, some new, The Municipal Council will was absorbed in watching work tiere,~.wha. .knows the-.family.,, others standards, in allowing A veteran of action with the Fourth Armored.Divi- hold a public .hearing on Tues- 3 o clock is a five-man panel right. He~wiirhave to wait a arrived. When they did enter, (—->-.,aion- of; the-Third- -Army in "World' AVSrilfCoIf 'Far-Key holdra-special-meeting-op Wed- couple of weeks before heading on the ditch, failed to heed the Clark Policeman Hurt mood LP' "chock fuffof sensTtiv'- 1 day at 8:'3O "p.m. on theapplica- (discussion about the Electoral [Mr. Glagola was not to. be found. was in •the-office of the _Depxity Undersecretary of the nesday at.-Vv30-p;m.- to conduct tion made by_Madison JiiiLQa-t- —*.»1^^oli-_-^ r^, .__... _-Tr-Sunday^WfciieTO>T-Baty-^-i rujg "Army for firtefnafionaT A'f-fair^e'fbYe" going tn yipf i—poblrc~hearing on' the appll- ^ for—easy-Jist-ening-or-^nwonlight- atrocious assault and battery iatTon~by Halareb inc. for a ance to permit construction of- Scott Avc.rEported that he was Slinger was treated at Rahway dancing are "Forever.'' "Shang-j Patrolman William Kenny's run off the southbound lane of and the son faces charges of Me With All ^b-division for Lot 34 in Block two buildings with a total of 52 ! TOWN TALK 7 Hospital for a sprained foot on ri-La,i " "Love M Wih All 130 and Lot 1-D in Block 931 to vacation did not produce 10 new Irving St. by nn unidentified threatening to lake ~Iife~and "re 1 "Meditation,!! If you happened to see_the_Rahu^y_Fire JDepani] apartment .units on-Madison-Hill— •!—i-fc'ontitnied- "I- P':i<-V Mrainl:iin [-vehicle -which-he-had not-seen while "on "an investigation at the "Silver Threads Among the II. 10-W'Snuara GHddlo U.., C....F .< l—.» the time he was taken into cus-,j last week, you may have-iiad a moment of alarm, fol- family dwellings on the property. I p.m. to hear the first case on even bis English-speaking until it appeared suddenly in home of Robert Slotterback, Gold," "The One Rose," etc. c; 10" YII run T tody. Both are out on bail, set D. l-<)t. f-auctpon 1.99 lowed by some curiosity when the bells and the whistle Part of the property, with j its agenda. <0U H friends may not be able to for- front of him. Excellent pop fare . WHWAY-FD 1-67" I076.CentraLAve.' - - £*J2t. ^**Hf cpnn - - • ' S.1O The Rahway JayceeT hav tions for the past six years. : Mr" Mill ->n J H.-iker r< ]119 get it for awhile. He grew a at $2,500 arid $i;000, respective- . and the sirens failed to announce trouble. frontage on St. George Ave., is The applicant, under contract HI ? 1«O UQUOSS BA» VI 4-23•)•> Ptl. Slinger was sent to the ' JO "ANN CASTLE - Plays B. n-cup Mnffln Pun decided to give their support t There will "be a referendum, it i West Lake Ave. beard and is barely recognizible. Eight -Family ly. Their hearings are scheduled • There was no trouble to announce and no caus. owned by Mr. and Mrs. Chester to purchase premises owned by served as a Slotterbeck home on a report of Great Million Sellers - Dot DLP lZ-cup MuHln Pan a campaign for a return to th was decided by Municipal Coun- Fortunately he returns to his (Continued from Page 1) ior today's session of Municipal F. Ilrmd mid Loaf Pan, for alarm. In fact, the firemen were there for the speu Clark of 1276 St. George Ave. Alice G.$tern and Frances Ro- ! member of the Uni'^n County 4 domestic difficulties. When he 3574 - Rated V - Keyboard whiz appointive system of selectjn, cil earlier this year, at the gen- duties with the Police Depart- d[ an addition 10 by 15 feet to Court. »•/, i By, i 2'/, us fie purpose of preventing trouble and alarm. Halareb owns the property at isenblumSf 37 Main St., Wood- These Art Our Utry Day low Prices' jtf Fair Committee which plan- attempted to enter-the house, Jo. Ann Castle puts on a fine G. noke nnd IUKUI Pnn, Board of Education members. eral election on Nov. 3 for a Ined Saturday's event in Warin-,"ient on Monday and, regula- the present funeral home. The H X 10 I 3 149 They were there to tour the hospital from top to 698 Stone St. j bridge, proposes to erect the Mr. Slotterbeck slammed the demonstration here of her skills The Jaycees voted overwhe' return *" Ihfi systpm 1 OVfft W WHE«««St« BRANDS' aiVco VVrTc. FTTTznJi"'>Th Mrs jtiuiis bf"n£ wrrcrt fhny n addition—would—be—used—fcr- Playground )m; to loarn t-hetf-way-ground; lu check and* re- Plans advanced by Halarolr ftwo"britHr vuniii'i buildings on a and interpretive charm In an I 1 iningly at their July 21 meetin] ll:|Ve to (Continued from Page 1) door on his foot and held it members are appointed by I">iker is on» of the leadcs of' 'have, men's and women's rest rooms. offering of a dozen popular check methods of approach; to offer suggestions about call for retention of the Clark tract with a frontage of approxi-' Cleveland, girls' ring tennis;. Ihere by bracing himself against to work for the change. Th mayor. ** n 4 H Hi'b. I'ninn COUP'V " David B. Crahiel represented evergreens. Miss Castle is in —jreyentive_jneasures; to plan -for patient comfort and house, which has a driveway to mately 143 feet and a rear width 'lur special In the WinH-lionors Jerry Osmond, Veterans, boys' it. Additional police were re- board members have ' beei The Jaycees' school board sur- I'patc in Mountainside the funeral, home at the hearing. her usually sharp form, delight- safety in case of an emergency. St. George Ave., and for use nf 130 feet. The depth, on one MARC LAURIE go this week to Mrs. H. J. Tet- checkers; Pat Merkle, Stein, quired to release Patrolman chosen at February school ele- vey committee interviewed pre- HOMEOWNERS THANKED — Mrs. Grant Gordon of 1075 FiUton St received certifi- Decision will be made by the fully revitalizing and enhancing (Continued on Page 8). of part of the Stone St. property side ><; 504.9.1 feet and the other SXTRA PRY r n lit". who fnr sometime has been girls' checkers; Larry Menes, Slinger and to' complete the ar- sent and past members of the cate of appreciation and Michael Wargo of-II71 Fulton St.. at left, hold- certificate after M af"I Mrs William K nny board on a later date on the such pieces as "Baby Face," side. 4R001 feet. The land is a pinch hitter for vacationing Tully,-boys' chess; Eileen Hara- rest. for a roadway into the interior Board of Education, some of presentations from the Rahway Rcdevelopm°nt Agency on Friday. The certificates were Jr. nnd daughter, Adele. and application by Building Inspec- "Goodnight Irene," "Mack *the located between Robinson's or overworked librarians. When liill, Madison, girls' chess; Char- The home of Mr. and Mrs. of the block. The Planning whom served on the last ap- awarded in recognition of the homeowners cooperation with the agency in efforts to im- HEW YORK STATE their guest, Miss F«rn Snilnwitz tor Max Vogel for Mavon Inc., Knife," "Four Leaf Clover," Branch of the Rahway River of B29 West lake Ave.. spent she isn't filling in for someone les Avery, Tully boys' ring ten-J^Edward Peters of 270 Valley Rd. Board at its June 30 meeting Louis Miller pointive board, and political and prove properties in the conservation area. At the ceremony in City Hall were the Rev. which seeks a variance to per-, "Boogie Woogie," "Music! Mu- and property owned by the I wo weeks in the Adirondack else, she attend* to her own nis; George Smith, Flanagan, was entered on Sunday night Boy Injured Slightly denied the sub-division because civic leaders. The committee Theophil D. Krehel, agency member anri renor of St. John the Baptist Russian Orthorfov T mit renovation of a dwelling at sic! Music!," etc. Those who en- l nion County Park Commission Mountains of New York State. special chore of tracing tardy boys' washers: Pat Flynn, Tul- and ransacked. Several small the plans provided for a 50-foot also conducted a straw poll of Greek Catholic Church, and Mayor Robert V. Henderson who made the presentations. and Hedin PI. 78 East Hazelwood Ave., corner joy piano rhythms with a happy CHAMPAGNE They stayed in the Kennys' book borrowers. ly, girls' paddle tennis. items of.jewelry were reported street. A street of at least 60 citizens, selected at random (Photo by Kenneth M- Lonky». of Fulton St., and construction and artistic pulse will want to 8.77 Dies at 59 Eight studio apartments, 35 house trailer at Stratford and She sends reminders and The championships were un- taken but no value was set on feet is fequired by ordinance. from the. telephone book. V of- an addition. The present them. Entry was gained through audition this disc. Perfect to-I»Id modern kitchca In Traffic Accident one-bedroom apartments and also went to Saratoga to see writes letters and. recently she der the direction of Anthony appliances. Twin outlet, 15 Nine-year-old Marion Motley Halareb's original proposal The straw poll, consisting of nine two-bedroom apartments •White 'Pink dwelling would be remodelled, j . a back window. HANK MOBLEY - No Room A summons has been issued the harness races, visited lakes decided that even those efforts R orts d rector He was amp. supply cord. Chromt of 491 East Milton Ave. escaped was to obtain a variance to al- calls on 443 citizens, represent- are proposed. There would be according to Mr, Vogel's plansL , frame, enameled.shelve*, for Daniel F. Healing of Cartere in tlip area arid attended an auc- were not enough. She just up g ssjsted by Pau vince low" construction of a 93-unit ing a total of 278 children at Police Stop [Says County Parks with minor injuries from a run- for his part in an accident a In Florida ^ parking spaces for 76 auto- tion of steers being sold for and went out looking for the fof r threth e efficiencffii y apartmentartments Miss Carol Lanigan, present in the school ssytem, in- * Sparkling /udresla. Miss Carol Lanigan, in with an afltomobile driven by (Continued on Page 8) apartment house project on the , Louis Miller, a resident o mobiles. beef They plan to make similar people who can't remember to and -four rooms.—The_additio.n Miss-Norma-Woodwarddd , Misi s jicated it felt a public need for 1 •lamps F jQjhelthis.city_{or58-years^n^orme] The case to be- heard at 7:30— trips weekends during August. bring th.ein,books back. She lo- ---OVEKWHGKH- more information on the issue. would have six apartments of prjScilla Hannibal, Miss Anna project developed and neighbor- derailment ROBINSON on Saturday afternoon at Law- proprietor of Miller's Sho p.m. has as the applicant Mrs. Burgundy cated one borrower who had Two hundred seventy-two stated Are for Residents Naturally Fermented two and a half rooms each. The peiuso, Manny Zuber, Miss Con- rence St. and East Milton Ave. ing property owners obtained Store, died in North Shore Hos- Albina Benmato of 850 Rayhon Mr. and Mrs. Keevie Rosen Vad five books at home for two property is in a "B" residential j Delmonaco, Miss Margaret 1527 MAIN STREET Two Radios a desire for more information- Councilman John C. Marsh, Walter F. Canning, Mr. n e the services of an attorney, the Ter. who seeks a variance to of Westfield entertained Dr. and Reduce With UNA-TRIM Mr. O'Rourke told police that pital, Miami Beach, Fla., 01 in the Bottle months. Mrs. Tetlus collected Ritter and Miss Patricia Doli- RAHWAY • 382-1111 application was withdrawn. and only 178 of the persons inter- Republican Party candidate for Marsh's campaign manager, de- permit operation of a beauty Mrs. Gerald Zinberg and their the books, valued at $22, and he had stopped at the triffic Friday. Attempt Kim Construction Co., Linden, nich. viewed indicated some fami- ! reelection in the Second Ward, clared that members must work parlor in her home. She has a sons, Scott and Jay, aboard light and when the signal Later HalareET proposed a sub- the fines and brought the case was given permission to with- $1.00 for 72 Tablets FREE PARKING Are Stolen Mr.. Miller, who was born ir liarity with the controversy. _ , , ,, ,. , .J" ,",",7 " * j," ™ "•"!"'"" ""'"' hard until November. He urged shop at 266 East Grand Ave. but their boat during the weekend. changed to green and he pro- division ^to permit'l4 houses toj this city 59 years ago, movet Two local youths, ID-and 161 told the ward s Republican Club n]] „„,„„„„,„,.,.'•»„ ,u« ..—J .- to a close. . ; draw its application for a vari- Clark Considers KEAll STORE -Most cifens said that they all newcomers to the ward to would like to continue her busi- The group went fishing and MAILORDERS FILLED ceeded to pull out,_lhe-hoy-xan be builfon the property. The! to Miami Beachsb: months ag years old, are in detention in j on Friday night at his home Uia Mrs. Harold Bailey,- the new- ance. " The^firrtrhad~plaTisr~fi •Gontinued-from-Page-l-)- 1 would -vote-on the referendum; register for voting. ' He an- ness on a smaller scale from water skiing. into the side of his car. Accord- number was reduced after op- after retiring as proprietor • Elizabeth at the request of the jhe will initiate an effort to hav cst member of the library fami- construetion of a 14-unit garden Hotel, on the property would be Bcll't Drug Stores, Inc. tloyd's Drugs, Inc. Open Daily 8-8, from Grant 50 felt that they would vote in nounced that more than 80 per her home. She proposes to use razea lor irtg • in tiio posiu'on again developed and the FBI for placing a two hy fniir-jlininn Pnunty ly, had clues to other lost books project. Man.- n y •— -- i »•«•»•>«* store. He was.a member cf iavor-oMho' appointive boari ecnt of the qtiestiumiaiies distil Francie and Mark Diekes of apartment house at 569 Jaques Fri. 'til 9 p,m. . A break and entry at. W. T. plans were made to retain the rc3crvcd ihe recreation room behind her" are to construct a swimming Kirstein's Pharmacy Verneau's Drug Store he Rahway Hebrew Congrega 56 intended to support the pre^ foot steel door across Pennsyl-'fQr the buted by Mr. Marsh in May 505 Central Ave. were thrilled and joined Mrs. Tetlus in her Ave. ...ran iivjEont of a truck, which Grant 'arid Co. store, 1553 Main of county residents garage but no exterior changes pool for the froject. Clark house, which had been tion and Mt. Lodge, -F.&A.M vania Railroad tracks. I have been returned. Mr. Can- last week when their dog, Terry, crusade tracing some borrowers •fwas' on Mr. O'Rourke's left, St., .early yesterday • morning sent board; the others were un- are planned. The property is in slated for demolition. - Elizabeth. A formal complaint, charging) Councilman Marsh said he wi! ning, termed it "a tremendous won a prize at the pet show whose listed addresses no long- C.G. Miller .starting a.left turn..The truck netted two transistor radios, decided on the matter. Com- r an "A" residential zone. Halareb. has been represented them with being disorderly and o to the Board of Freeholder; response and a tribute to Mr. held at Veterans Field on July er even exist. She found them, (Continued from Page 1) r blocked Mr. O'Rourke's view tape fecorder and possibly som • Surviving • are • his wife, Mrs ments/from the public -ranged The application of Mrs. Law- by Marcus Blum of this city. , *—; L-"-•'-• ;witil f th with malicious tampering with and . the Union'. County, Parl Marsh's leadership." 15. and the books. Rahway" in a resolution intro- ' and lie did not see Marion until shirts for the .'intruder... " Hannah tyathanson Miller;• two rence Black, who resides in t i i j-- Mrs. .Rae (Boyle,- membership The library staff is a little duced by Leo Kahn, a member, lie hit the car." ' ' , Entrance was gained through 1 & Ugntei*7iIr5?SBSEdr3!lajjt • eufcpei. by a kferimrissjon, • and- will- ask- ih'ai wnTrs BARKER'S Two GeVrs ana Truck 'chairman, reported 15 new Leo A. Santowasso of Raleigh, small to carry on a personal) and adopted by the board. The Marlon was knocked to the ibroken glass-pane-in-the-right er Of Lalfewood and Mry. Bar-1 cation (Jo' approval,, in principle, Pennsylvania Railroad police- 'they take appropriate action. ' "b^a^aliTQiskiirorRidSefielotr ^ThTjjIeclive system fe "more members accepfeaT^rrs. Fred London Dry N.C, visiteee_.. __, n df sliore or "olher recreational j XXfluor! 11 North Carolina State Highway us. • (held by him." - - All were put out with, minor Rahway, and six grandchildren • Hospital where he was treated areas because the county parks Commission," is studying for a The resolution pointed out taining the radios.and an 8-inch damage to the vehicles. Funeral services were con Glark^Cotincit Votes for" cuts "and bruises, x-rayed screwdriver was found on the are crowded because of the in- master's degree at North Caro- A local four-year-old an- that the president of the board The automobile of Alvin Wam- ducted on Sunday by Rabb 6.85 and released. flux of visitors from other coun- Democrats Schedule lina State College, Raleigh, nounced to his father recently "must make factual and legal (Continued on Page 8) pler of Elizabeth caught fire at Samuel Smerling of Tempi' from which he was graduated: that, with vacation coming up, determinations in conducting West Grand Ave. and Irving St Beth Torah in the Lehrer Fun- For Zoning Measure ties. in June. she wanted to be taken to Pali- the business before the boSrd." on Friday. The fire was confined eral Home. Interment was in Mr. Marsh also stated that he ROD & CUM sades Park and "I want to stay to the engine compartment and Bfeth Israel Cemetery, Wood- CLARK — A new zoning ordi- The Free Public Library was and his team of workers jvill Campaign Events all day until it gets dark and 100 PROOF Mrs. J. R. Wolfgang, the form- Miss Young T Playgrounds' Exhibit minor damage was reported. bridge. • • ' nance for the township was in- given unanimous approval by go to every home in the ward LONDON DRY the lights come on — unless I Events being planned for the ward Hayes, Fifth Ward, and er Miss Patricia Ann Wishart (Continued from Page 1) troduced by the Municipal Coun- and will discuss details of the r ROD & GUN LIQUORS the Council to file an application emocratic Party's election Philip Carr, Sixth Ward. of 337 Colonia Blvd., Colonia get cranky." - • . senator; Rep. Florence P. LOUNGE cil vote at Monday night's meet- platform, which is to be made with the division of the State ampaign include meetings, pic- The candidates expressed GIN Blvd., Colonia, has been named Arid anyone who knows him- Dwyer, and the candidates for ing in the Municipal Building. public next month. VODKA to the dean's honor list at Getty- self that well at the age of four the Board of Freeholders, To Be Next Week Conrad Sepan Appointed Six councilmen voted for the Library, Department of Educa- iics, koffee Matches, rallies a pleasure at the receptions they 90 Proof i 475 sburg College, Gettysburg, fa., should get to f alisades Park — George b\ Forrester, Matthew The iticilrnarr hav«-peceived-during-thcir-cam "" f laygrouna Arts tain materials to work with and uon, tor a grant-m-aid to finance Mosquitoes in Area cording to the executive com- paigns. The candidates are: 09 Qt. for the second semester of the and wherever else he might J. Rinaldo Jr., Henry P.TVester and Crafts Exhibit will be.held are to use as much imagination Thomas Winters abstained from 4/s 3.09 want to go. c construction of a library build- Reported Decreasing mittee of the Rahway Democra- Councilman John L. Pitchell Jr., 1963-64 school year. and Mrs. Irene T. Griffin. from Monday through Friday of and creativity as possible.. Vice Principal in Iselin •oting. Full Quart — 3.79 ing. The. cost of -the project, tic Club. Ml Quart Council also voted to intro- The Union County Mosquito First-Ward; Paul L. Angela, J Xonrad;M.J>epan- of 91ij5tacy -fell Ctl!«t s_7.39 ...... Rahway, it was.announcedyes- duce an ordinance which would which will include a building -Extermination Commission re- The annual: ~Pre"~-~"EIection Second'"Wardi"~James J. Kia- JMf arts and crafts contestsrWinners 'I. has been appointed vlclfprin- terday by Mrs. Rachel Truppa, •acate portions of Huntington arid equipment, is-es'timated at ported a ray of hope this Dance will be held on Oct. 24 neally Jr., Third Ward; Dr. in the animal making congest ipal of Iselin Junior High Rd., Cambridge Rd. and Con- §194,000. Give Your Child a Summer of Fun! ,- arts and crafts director lorjlie week: The mosquito control in the Cross Keys Hotel. Henry Adam T. McDaniel, Fourth ' held at Flanagan Field using Icljool by the Woodbridge Board :ord St. The township engineer, Leon- ( Recreation. Department's sum- index (average number of C. McCloskey, chairman, report- Ward; Charles E. Crowell, Fifth felt and plastic bottles were if Education. A resolution was adopted to ard Shapiro, was authorized to Ward, and Mr. Carr, Sixth • DUMBARTON REED'S mer playground program. mosquitoes caught in one trap ed on plans for the event at the Give a Bicycle... Assembled and Serviced Lorraine Dudek and Linda Bell. Mr. Sepan, who has been :ay Miss Carol Davenport, act- prepare plans for the installation Ward. r BLENDED Work of the children at the In an ash tray making contest in one night) for this area executive committee session/on eaching. English in the school, ng business administrator, of sanitary sewers in Riverside Councilmen-at-Large Robert H. •^ city's 13 play areas will be dis- at Williams Field, using sea- decreased from 24.3 to 17.5 July 16 in the home of the club for Your Child's Protection and Safety was awarded a master of educa- alary of $80 a week foKa_mhiPfBrr-afid Miller Ave. McMenamin and John Gallo dis-. CANADIAN played during the week as well shells and plaster, winners were during the week. president, William J^cBride SCOTCH ion degree by Rutgers Uni- mum of 35 hours. The move was Adopted on final reading was cussed current city affairs. The as some of the articles made in listed as Arthur Reagan, Donna Other areas of the county of 461 West Milton We. WHISKY ersity, New Brunswick, during •ecommended by Mayor William an ordinance providing for the fall campaign was the subject WHISKY the ceramics class under, the Whlttam and Richard Buii. lommencement exercises in also reported fewer pests, the Events for., the candidates Maguire. Councilman Harold installation of paving, curbing, of talks by James J. Kinneally- - direction of Mrs. Carrie Miller, In an art exhibit held at How- une. He is a graduate of Lin- Harris cast his vote against the sanitary sewers and stornf| ratings rangmg from'5.3 to 7.2 were outlined by the representa- 4/S Sr.,' county chairman, and Dan- 59 4/5 ceramics director, and art work ard Field, winners were Marc Ten High School and Villanova •esolution. drainage on John St..north from The commission said that tives of the ward clubs, Walter Svort 59 SCHWINN iel J. Kennedy, city chairman. "V Quart from the classes of Miss Connie Jniversity, Villanova, Pa., Prospect St. anoToh Prospect "intensified control and- in- Brooksbank, First Ward; Har- Srnallwood, Anna Harris, Wanda Club officers, James Crowell, Delmonaco and Charles Miller. here he received a bachelor's Merck Reports Sales St. between John St. and Hali- spection efforts" were help- land Sisler, Second Ward; Clif- 3 3 MONDAY, JULY 27th, 1964 Taylor, Ronnie Harris and Mel- v William Wolf and Stanley Toker, . The prizes will be provided [egree. stablished Record day St. The sum of $44,000 was ful in cutting down the number ford Ginfrida, Third Ward; Gil- vin Simpson. told of club programs and Davis Sy the State Bank of Rahway. Mr." Sepan, who is married, is Merck & Co, Inc. today re- appropriated. of mosquitoes. bert Brown, Fourth Ward; Ed- BICYCLE y Winners in the totem pole con- discussed\campaign .coordina- Our spanking new lounge, restaurant and cocktail bar was designed he son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael jorted thah t salel s and earningi s BANKER'S Full 90 Proofs The articles will be awarded struction contest at Veterans. iten_ -\ — The World's Finest -to—pfoat^—ovoryonQ &—fait©.—Tfwndiy-and- 'tfie-loltowing areasrtf CONRAD- Mi-SEPAN——jfoT^i ROD & GUN (Continued -"on Page 8T Mr. McBrld\sald the commit- HTMSPKML friends can meet, eat and chat. We think you'll like The Oaks! Wood work, 2. plaster of paris, iided June 30 set company re When you buy from "Anthony's" you tee meetings arb^being held this KSOVEtUNKD BLENDED . 3. paper mache, 4. utjlityj_5. ords for any quater_pr half .. kn»w..ih?. bi«y«|e. ysrti buy. jvproRsrly _ ... and wrknow-you'il.ba-pleatachwith4h*hom*«ooked Italian sjimme£.instea.cj.oLcJufrineet-:. WHISKY "originiutyTErmBcelianeousTand ear; ' . You Buy With assembled and-serviced, fully guaran- ings, and that bulletins-will-be — WHISKY Confidence at Foods from our kitchen. ~- 7. ceramics. John T. Connor, president of 40/60 Blend teed and one you can trade in later. the jfeuanaceutical and chem- issued throughout the summer. MSB « fKOOF "AHTHOiW'S" The crafts that will be oh ex- 5 So come on out ... and enjoy an evening of good food, friendly cal firm, announced- that estk hibit will-be pre-judged in order hospitality and fun at The Oaks. ' .;• mated net income after taxes Full 3.29 :, to have only the best articles on Hearing on Variance ISvery Bicycle Sold By Us or the second quarter of 1964 Quart Full Qt. 4.09 SCHWfNNS start a/low as _^ TCiTi Carries a Lifetime Goaran- isplay-because-ot fwas"?12,009,OOOran-increa: Half Gal 7.9? tee Plus Unmatched Service U" Deluxe from 29.95 space. CLARK — The Board' of Ad- 26 per cent over the $9,520,000 justment will continue the pub-. Guarantee . . . Buy Now' The major portion of the play- 20" ...-...... from 32.95 larned in the 1963 period. Earn- lie hearing on the application by 24" from 38.95 ground activities is in the area ings per share of common stock Solomon Reider'for a variance COMBAT THE O A KS of arts and crafts. Each director 26" from 39.95 were 37 cents as compared with to permit construction of an ,;:; CALIFORNIA WINES UNEMPLOYMENT RESTAURANT - LOUNGE • LIQUORS - on the playground is- instructed cents a year ago, adjusted ____P1EASE eight-building, 124-unit garden on the special- phase of the pro- or a 3-1 stock split May 5, -964. apartment. project oh Tuesday CARW "BUY 130 Lincoln Highway Railway, N. J. gram. The child are given- cer- Sales were $70,622,000 up 5 per at 8 p.m. in the Municipal Build- entircua $67,520,000 Jor the sec- PORT • SHERRY BURGUNDY - CH1ANTI AMERICAN" Deluxe VELOCIPEDES from 2.95 ing.. MUSCATEL - HALF I HAlf Z1NFANDEL 381 - 3063 md quater of 1963. • The hearing started on-July AJ.COH0120% BY "VOLUME SAUTERHE 21 and was continued on Tues- EXPERT REPAIRING - PARTS ACCESSORIES and SUPPLIES This Week's Rahway Woman Hurt day night. The $1,250,000 project 50 One of ttw largest As Bottle Explodes would be located on Bartell PL, 1 • SCUVINN News Record Mrs. Ethel Scank of 255 West I if the variance is obtained. The five-acre.site has a frontage on Full Gallon Full Gallon ANTHONY'S KEY SHOP deatert serving Make A Date! Bring Your Mate! rand Ave. was treated at Rah- A'ew Jeriey lince Church 2 ray Hospital on Tuesday for a the Middlesex Water Co. reser- (Alton J. Horling & Sons) 1919 Obituaries 2 ievere cut on her leg, inflicted OFF. TO CAMP — Members of Boy Scout Troop 47 left by bus on Sunday for Camp voir. 'Above Items Exclusive with Witti/s in N. J." Editorial 4 'hen a bottle, in which she was 1537 IRVING STREET Winnebago, Marcella, where they will spend the week. The troop, sponsored by the First RAHWAY Classified .". 5 "PREPARING FOB EXHJJBIT-MembeH of the arts and crafts classes make articles to urning a mosquito-repellant Presbyterian Chord), will- be under the leadership of Nick Bakker, scoutmaster, and Roy 20 to 50% Off OPEN EVERY NIGHT 'TIL 10 P. M. be' exhibited at the annual show next week in the State Bank o{ Rahway. Children sho am FUItorT8.n98 ...Or Your Pal! Directory 5 :andle, blew up and sent brok- Valentine, assistant camping chairman. The boys will try, their skills at boating-archery, SALE STARTS Legals .'..'.,.'i'.'.....'.'..'..'.'.. 5 with Miss Connie Delmonaco, left, and Miss Donna Crne, are, left to right;"JamiTCreggeT glass" in all directions. rifle range and oti'er field sports. They also will work for their advancement and merit Mon., Aug. 3rd PLENTY CF FREE PARKING CLOSED WEDNESDAY DURING JULY & AUGUST Sports „ 6 Tom Cregge, Eileen Cxegge, Mark Zientek, Kevin O'Toole, Bill Romeo, Bruce Tanzo, Vir- Eighteen stitches were required badges. Parents, of the scouts will attend cimpfire ceremonies on Friday night at the' Burden's Colonial Social T ginia Kurlca, Michael Cregge and Rente De LorenzoL . (Photo by Kenneth M. Lonky). close the wound. camp. (Photo by Steve Huszar). Shop on Irving St

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