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RAHWAY, NEW JERSEY,; THURSDAY;NOVEMBER "2471988 Rent strike heats up by Pat DiMaggio Tenants involved9? i1n litiga.. . - I Five tenants rcnrcwmi-representeHd . Frannv.,,,1k, Dickensonr»:-i, , __, *f"^ MM tion against their landlord by the association have youngster who lives in the showed their dedication to withheld their rent in protest complex, said that someone the cause by picketing their of living conditions they call from the office of Shami As- apartment building during "unhealthy." The group ap- sociates told his mother that the pouring rain on Sunday peared in court on Novem- the judge settled the litiga- morning. ber 16, where their rent mon- tion and that Ms. Dickcnson ies were put in an escrow ac- Court puts payments in escrow Representative of the must pay her rent by Novem- count until the landlord, ber 18. "That was an outright Shami Apartments tenants known as the Shami Associ- association marched in front lie," said Prizzi. "This hasn't ates of Edison, has com- it," said Prizzi. "We can't live a one- or two-bedroom of 400-402 Hamilton Street pleted necessary repairs. been settled yet." like this anymore." Texidor, president of the most of these people. Many apartment in the 52-unit tenants association. "We apartment was without these buildings, he said. "We carrying placards asking for A hearing date of Pecem- Residents of the Shami building. of us arc Hispanic and we water for several days, the needed repairs to the build- Complaints range from no Apartments pay between think we deserve better con- don't know the language and don't want to bring anyone ber 19 has been set and if re- "This is terrible and it is ditions than these. Manage- owners told him to go to the here. We worry about our ings.."We want regular heat pairs have not been com- screens and broken windows $500 and $700 per month for we don't know the law." river to bathe. "We feel and water" read one sign to no heat and hot water, in- getting worse," said Victor ment has taken advantage of Texidor said thai when his families and the health of pleted, the tenants may have ashamed of the conditions of our children." carried by a tenant, "Build- their rents reduced, accord- festation, holes in the ceil- ing unsafe for children" read ing-to Anna Prizzi, spokes- ings, weak floor boards, another. person for the group.. open sewer pipes and struc- tural defects. "We're tired of nut German-American history to be topic of society meeting The Rahway Historical He is an officer in the 1967 and a member of the '•A 4 Society announces that its German Heritage Council next membership meeting Rahway Historical Society T of New Jersey; a member of almost since its inception. will be held Tuesday, the^ Brigade of the Amer- December 6 beginning at icar? Revolution, committee 7:30 p.m. and concluding al member for the Steuben New members rind guests 9 p.m., at the Rahway Free Day Parade; and Chairman are always welcome to at- Public Library (corner of tend Historical Society of the Culture Committee, meetings. Central and St. Georges Deutscher Club of Clark. Avenue). The Society also announ- After a short business ces that the Merchant's and Weingarten has travelled Drover's Tavern will again meeting, guest speaker extensively throughout Walter Weingarten will ad- be lighted for the Christmas Europe in many cultural Season beginning on_FrL_ dress attendees oatheJopic^ reunionsr-He-has been a "Germans in America." dayrNovember 25 through resident of Rahway since January 8. RENT STRIKE ... Residents of Shami Apartments on Hamilton Street picketed last Sunday In protest of the living conditions. Sgt Pittson Carlos Garay honored County ahead of on duty in Cited for dedication to wrestling program ' by Pat DiMaggio W. Germany "Carlos has always had cause it has always been in Carlos Garay was honor- the City of Rahway upper- schedule on ed last week by Rah way's my heart," said Garay. "I've most in his mind," said wanted to share some of the Air Force Tech. Sgt. Municipal Council in appre- Mayor Daniel Martin in pre- Bradley J. Pittson, son of ciation of his "devoted serv- things I gained as a young recycling scnting a resolution in man. Programs such as these Glenn R. and Lucille T. Pitt- ice and dedication" to the Garay's honor. "He is a son of Albcrmarle St., Rah- Rahway Recreation Depart- gave me discipline and self- premier example of an in- confidence. Because of this, Union County is exceed- way has arrived for duty in ment's Youth Wrestling Pro- dividual who went through The UCUA Regional Re- West Germany. gram. it makes it easier to give ing New Jersey's mandated cycling Program provides the system. His participation back. recycling goal more than one curbside pickup of recycla- Pittson is a weapons main- Garay, program chairman in sports programs and com- year ahead of schedule by re- bles in Berkeley Heights, tenance bay chief with the for the recreation depart- munity activities goes on and "I would like to share this cycling an average of 17.28 Cranford, Mountainside, 86th Equipment Main- ment for over 10 years, was on." with my family and my percent of its residential and New Providence, Plainfield, tenance Squadron. instrumental in developing brothers. The City has af- commercial waste stream, Rahway, Scotch Plains, His wife, Diane, is the the Youth Wrestling Pro- "The reason I've ex- forded the ability for this according to figures re- Springfield, Summit, West- daughter of Horace and Rc- gram to the successful status pended my energy in the type of program to develop." leased by the Union County field and Winfield. District gina Frable of Old Bridge. that it enjoys today. wrestling program is be- Utilities Authority (UC- Recycling Coordinator Joan UA). Buhrendorf explained that The 17.28 percent figure the 17.28 percent figure also represents the combined re- includes' recyclablcs col- cycling efforts of the lected in curbside and depot county's 21 municipalities recycling programs operat- and is based on 35,187 tons ing in the remaining 10 of recyclable materials col- municipalities, lected during the first six "All of Union County's months of this year. residents and businesses The Statewide Recycling should be commended for Act, signed into law by Gov. contributing to this achieve- Thomas Kean on April 20, ment," said Buhrendorf. 1987, requires that a min- imum -of IS percent of the municipal solid waste stream Financial aid be recycled one year after topic of the N.J. Dept. of En- vironmental Protection ap- PTO meeting proves the county's recycling plan. The recycling law also Need financial aid for col- sets a 25 percent require- lege or tech school? Want to ment for 1990. become familiar with the process? 'The (act that we have not Richard Line will speak only met but exceeded the on the subject and attempt state's goal is proof of Union to answer questions at the County's commitment to re- Rahway High P.T.O. meet- cyclingcycling;'; ' UCUA Chairman ing in the school library, Louis A . StSantagatt a saidid. November 29, at 7:30 p.m. "Reaching this goal before QUESTS A HOSTS gather for lunch during the 13th an- FIRST CUT... N.J.Secretary Arthur R. Brown Jr. contends that a "Jersey Fresh" holiday meat Refreshments will be serv- Clark. Standing (left to rightji: Manuel Cunha, St. Patrick "cant be beat." Slicing turkey for Muriel Ashley, a turkey grower In Flanders, Brown stressed receiving approval of our ed. nual Youth In County Government Day held recently in plan puts us in great shape to Elizabeth. Seated (from the left) are Angela Santiago, High, Elizabeth; Richard Bopp. U.C. VO-Tech (Roselle the freshness and versatility of New Jersey's crops still available at farm stands, pick-your-own Membership chairper- resident); Greg Shaw, Governor Livingston High, markets, or local supermarkets. meet and exceed future re- SL Patrick High, Elizabeth; Suzanne Hilyard, Rahway quirements." sons are Mabel Smith and High; Jennifer Powell, Rahway High; Sherry Thompson, Berkeley Heights; William Tlsdall. Public Safety Direc- Terry Quinn. Unden High, and Jodl Favor, Arthur Johnson High. tor; and William Humcke, Union County Police.
1 RAHWAY NEWSRECORD/CLARK PATRIOT. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1988 PAGE 3 PAGE 2 THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 24, 1988 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT Collector's WORLD open house ACCORDING TO NED & Aallstamps of Milltown will bold a collector's open by Nf house on Sunday, Nov. 27,10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Everyone in- terested in stamp, postcard and sports card collecting is ••',:.:vs-]5 welcome to attend. The OLIO SPOKEN HERE! address is 38 North Main b Milltown. Knowledgable personnel No, this isn't about cooking. That's olco with an e. will be present to answer Spelled with an i, it means a hodgepodge; a mishmash; questions as well as to ap- ••>$': a random and inconsistent mix. And it's as good a way as praise and/or purchase col- HARMONY .. .The Jereeyaires Chorus of the Rahway every Monday at 8 p.m. at the RarTway Day Care Cen- any to describe the way we Americans blithely mix English, lectibles. Refreshments will Valley Chapter of the Barbershop Harmony Society will ter, Hazefwood & New Brunswick Avenues, Rahway. Latin, French, Arabic, etc. in our everyday speech and writ- be served. present its 41 st annual fall show on December 2 and 3 Tickets for the Dec. 2-3 show are $8 (children under ing. For further information, at 8 p.m. at Westfleld High School, Dorian and Rahway 12 admitted free) and available at Wyatt & Koos, Band Our mixing of languages wouldn't be so bad if at least call 247-1093. Avenues, Westfleld. The group meets for rehearsal Stand, and Music Staff — all in Westfield. we did it with some consistency. Latin is one that seems to LUNCH BREAK ... Six of the 50 students participating In the 13th annual Youth in give us the most trouble. County Government Day In Elizabeth break for lunch with their hosts. Sitting, L-R: Julio "Miss Bixby, go through these memoranda and sec if Gomez, Elizabeth High; Greg Demeter, Linden High; Christopher Kemper, Union you can come up with a suitable agenda for our next set of Catholic (Roselle resident), and Rosanna Vescio, Mother Seton (Maplewood resident)/ symposiums at the Johnson Arena." Standing, L-R: Joseph Martin, Union County Manager; Jodi Favor, A.L. Johnson High, This instruction would probably sound okay to most Clark; Jennifer Powell, Rahway High; Jerry O'Dwyer, Acting U.C. Counsel, and Linda of us, but a Latin teacher might give it an F. Lee Kelley, Asst. U.C. Counsel. Memoranda is the correct plural for more than one memorandum. (Most of us would avoid any confusion by FUNDRAISERS ... Over $23,000 was raised at the Gerald R. Scardavllle and Union County Surrogate, Ann Conti. Assemblyman and Sandra Dudley using the abbreviation "memos".) So far, so good. But then Occupational Center's annual benefit held at the Wood- Genova along with Assemblyman Chuck Hardwick and agenda is plural; so the article "a" doesn't belong. Techni- bridge Sheraton. The monies will be used to support the cally, arena is also plural (for "arcnum" if you reach back State Senator Lou Bassano are sponsoring a Roselle Center's handicapped training and employment $200,000 State appropriation to assist In the construc- Where were you far enough in history). And, for consistency, symposiums programs. In attendance at the event were, from the tion of a new million dollar handicapped "sheltered" should have been "symposia." left, Congressman Matt Rinaldo, affair Chairperson Jo workshop to replace the soon-to-be demolished Run- Sandra Dudley to wed The other day, I heard a very erudite speaker use the Ann Kovalcik, (he Center's Board of Directors President nels Hospital branch. December 7, 1941? word "fora" as the plural of forum — which is technically Myra B. Sussman, State Assemblyman Peter Genova correct. But it sounded funny, and that's what got me We are preparing a special feature for the Dec. 7 issue of the Atom Tabloid, in Mr. and Mrs. William Makoskl, Jr. Gerald Scardaville started on this. which we'd like to publish reminiscences of those readers who remember Pearl Har- It would also sound funny if we were to use the tech- bor Day 1941 Mary Lou Dudley of Marley Ave., Cedar Grove, an- nically or historically correct singulars for dilemma, ency- In the space below (and on an attached page if necessary), give us a paragraph nounces the engagement of her daughter, Sandra Dudley UCC closed or two on your recollections of that fateful day. Your name and city/town of of Clark, to Gerald Scardaville, son of Gerald and Helen clopedia, quota, diploma and opera (The singular of opera It's true! The for holiday residence will be included in publication. Please type or print.clearly! , Virginia Scott weds Scardaville of Franklin Terrace, Clark. Sandra is also the is "opus"); and equally funny if we were to correctly plural- Mail to: Atom Tabloid, P.O. Box 1061, Rahway, NJ. 07065, Attention "Dec. daughter of the late Earl Dudley. izc museum, quorum, genius, circus, bonus, nautilus and 7." TOUCH OF BROADWAY ... Members of the Jersey Lyric Opera Company conclude campus. Union County College the Elizabcthtown Gas William Makoski, Jr. The engagement was announced on November 20, IRS wants to Company building, and both 1988. their performance In Union County College's newly renovated Theatre at the Colleges But the two Latin words that seem to give us the most will be closed from Novem- "Founders' Day" celebration commemorating the 55th anniversary of the higher trouble these days arc data and media. ber 24 through 26 for the Elizabeth General Medical Virginia Scott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Scott Sandra is a graduate of Livingston High School, Liv- Center and Muhlenberg Re- ingston, and Katherine Gibbs School, Montclair. She is educational facility. The Company performed a medley from "Porgy and Bess" and Even the engineering world, which tries to be boringly giveY0c/$1.8M!! Thanksgiving holiday. of Trenton was married to William Makoski, Jr. of Tren- other show tunes. (Photo by Greg Price) The closing affects the gional Medical Center ton, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Makoski, Sr. of Clark employed by The Sun Mortgage Company as an admini- correct in everything it says and does, can't seem to make schools of nursing and radio- strative assistant. up its mind whether it's okay to use "data" as singular as The Internal Revenue Anyone knowing the Cranford and Scotch Plains on October 15, 1988 in Holy Angels Church, Trenton. whereabouts of any of these campuses, the Elizabeth graphy, which are affiliated Rev. Robert Tharp performed the 2:30 p.m. ceremony. A Gerald is a graduate of Arthur L. Johnson Regional well as plural — as practically all ordinary Americans do. Service is trying to locate with Union County College. ("Here is the data you asked for.") nearly 2400 New Jcrscyans persons should contact them Campus, including the Em- reception followed at Baldassari Regency, Trenton. High School and attended Union County Vocational and have them phone the ployment Skills Center and All staff offices will re- Escorted by her father, the bride had her sister, Technical School and Upsala College. He is employed by And somehow we all seem to have great difficulty to give them refund checks open and classes will resume using "medium" as the singular form of "media" — and returned by the Postal Serv- IRS at 1-800-424-1040 week- Institute for Intensive Eng- Diane Stockdale, as matron of honor. Bridesmaids were M&M Vending as a vending route driver. lish, the Plaiflficld Center, Monday, November 28. The couple plan to be married in October 1990. equal difficulty acknowledging media as plural when we ice as "undelivcrable." The days between 8:15 a.m. and Linda Belmont, Marilyn Schultz, Carol Shaw Carroll and Mr. and Mrs. James L. Howard, Jr. use it in a sentence. (We prefer "The media was there in checks, totalling $1.8 mil-4:15 p.m. the Elizabeth City Center in Judy Goetz. full force.") lion, range in amounts from Tom Makoski, brother of the groom, served as best Gift Do these inconsistencies really matter? Not a bit! $1 to over $477,000. man. Ushers were Dan Ramus, Joe Giambrone, Larry We're Americans, and we can talk any way we please, The refunds were re- Walko and Chuck Castellano. thank you very much. turned to the IRS because Following a honeymoon in Hawaii, the couple Cub Pack 47 Patricia Sheehan weds Ideas taxpayers cither moved resides in Trenton. without leaving a forwarding Mrs. Makoski is a graduate of Ewing High School James Howard, Jr. address, changed their last and is employed by N.J. Public Broadcasting Authority as Halloween party. a secretary. names during the year and Name: Lenape history did not notify the IRS, or the Mr. Makoski is a graduate of Arthur Johnson Patricia Sheehan of 511 W. 1st Ave., Roselle, Dress shirts handwriting on the tax re- City/Town Regional High School.and Lafayette College. He is (laughter of Doris and William Sheehan of 786 Central and sport turn was simple illegible. employed by Imo Delavel, Turbine Division, as a Ave., Rahway was married to James Lee Howard, Jr., son reissued as paperback When refunds are re- marketing engineer. of Mr. and Mrs. James LfceHoward of 951 Kimball Ave., shirts by turned by the Postal Service, Westfield on August 20,1988 in St. Joseph's Shrine, Stirl- The N.J. Historical present day. A highly read- the IRS attempts to findth e ••**••••*••**•••••••**•••**•****************.*.. ing. Father Thaddeus Zuber of St. Mark's performed the Society has just released, in able text is accompanied by taxpayers and deliver the 4 p.m. ceremony. A reception followed at The Old Mill a paperback edition, the maps, hundreds of illustra- checks, but there are always Inn. definitive book on the Indi- tions, and extensive notes. some who cannot be found. Applications open Escorted by her father the bride had Mrs. Sally Ann Brigade, ans that once inhabited New Kraft's "The Lenape" is A list of those who cannot be Cooper as matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Wendy Jersey and neighboring the product of decades spent found is published, hoping Cox, Patricia Paradiso, Charlene Hadley, Katherine and states. "The Lanape; in the field excavating Indian that a relative, friend or the for'Ms. U.S. Archaeology, History" and If Quality isn't Howard andiCaren-Latajuiec The groom's niece, Bethy sites7~It~is"a vail able "in "Both"" taxpayer TiimseirvvHl "see" the Cooper, was flower girl. Ethnography," by Seton hardcover ($24.95) and name and contact IRS so the Glamour Girl' Christopher Howard served as best man. Ushers Hall University Professor of paperback ($11.95) versions refund can be reunited with were Barry Sheehan, James Cooper, William Harcourt, Anthropology Herbert C. reason enough the 1989 Glamour Girl lous gifts and will represent from the Publications De- the rightful owner. Charles Harcourt and Frank Cole. The groom's nephew, Kraft, was originally pub- partment, N.J. Historical Beality Pageant is now tak- their state in the national Rahway/Clark taxpayers ing applications for the state Stephen Cooper, was ring bearer. Following a honey- lished as a hardcover book Society, 230 Broadway, who are due checks arc: Alex pageant. Some of the pro- moon in Florida and St. Thomas, the couple resides in by the Society in 1986. Newark, NJ 07104. For mail to buy a Snapper, pageants. Age groups in- ceeds will go to the Amer- E. Duartc - Clark, William NOTHING TO WORRY ABOUT ... Union County Sheriff Ralph Froehllch (standing, Roselle. We've got the Gift, orders, add $1.75 post- clude Little Miss (2-6), ican Agriculture Move- "The Lenape" has been Duartc — Clark, Virginia M. left) and Thomas Yanusz of the sheriffs office are not about to make a pinch. They Junior Miss (7-13), Miss ment. Mrs. Patricia Howard is a graduate of Rahway High for the man in your life hailed by reviewers as "a age/handling. Lutes — Rahway, Pearl S. were two of the hosts for the 13th annual Youth in County Government Day in here are 6 more. (14-24) and Mrs. (anyone For more information, School and Wagner College and is employed by masterful book," "an excel- Richardson — Rahway, Elizabeth. Seated, left to right, are Scott Hutchinson, Abraham Clark High, Roselle; wh
Early delivery of It's A Girl! BAHWUT Local barbershopper S.S. checks A Rahway family found help Mr. & Mrs. Al Izzo of Colo- awarded scholarship nia are proud to announce the birth of their daughter Knitlin UakNi Coaatr'a N«MM WnU) EMUkM IMS Monthly social security checks, which are normally In recognition of his ac- Scenic Design at New York Ann, born September 5, 1988 in Lanes became involved with St. Luke's Hospital, Davenport, delivered on the third of tive involvement in regional University's Tisch School of Bob and Elisa Lane of this program they began to Iowa. Kaitlin Ann weighed 6 December, win be delivered theatrical and musical pro- the Arts and attended a Rahway want to share their lbs. and measured l8'/i inches. C. VIGILANTE WENDY D'ARCY PAT DIMAGGIO ELLEN VIGILANTE feel quite hopeful. on the second of December ductions, 'James Bazewicz, a Summer Theatre Seminar story. Perhaps it will help She has a brother, Michael, 8. Editor/Publisher Managing Editor Staff Writer other families. Bob and Elisa The maternal grandmother is Advertising Manager instead, according to John member of the Rahway at the National Theatre in Mrs. Lois DeSante of Colonia. An important aspect of H. McCutcheon, manager Valley Chapter of SPEBS- London, England, as well as are working parents. Elisa's The paternal grandparents are the program is the opportu- Mr. & Mrs. Al Izzo of Kcnil- of the Elizabeth Social QSA, the Barbershop Har- participating in a number of son John is a sophomore at THE RAHWAY NEWS RECORD (USPS 454160) and THE CLARK PATRIOT nity for parents to gain a ful- worth, N.J. Security office. mony Society, has been regional theatrical produc- Rahway High School. On (USPS 1157601 are published weekly on Thursday for $15.00, $20.00 outside Mid- July 13, 1985 their daughter ler understanding of their <../.. dlesex or Union Counties, by Tabloid Lithographers, Inc., 219 Central Ave., P.O. Box "Benefit checks are mail- awarded a full-tuition tions in New Jersey. was born. The doctors knew child's assets as well as limi- It's A Girl! 1061 Rahway. N.J. 07065. Second-class postage paid at Rahway, NJ. ed early when the usual scholarship by the society to Bazewicz is baritone sec- immediately that this little tations. Parents are en- POSTMASTER: Send .address changes to THE RAHWAY NEWS delivery date falls on a attend, the. 1988, Harmony. tion leader of thfr Jersey- gkrwould not develop nor- couraged by the profession- Kathy & Michael Melnyk of RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT. P.O. Box 1061. Rahway. NJ.. 07065." Saturday, Sunday; or iegat College at its headquarters aires Chorus of the Rahway Macungie, Pa. are proud to an- mgam mally. Jessica is diagnosed as als to participate in the edu- Mr. & Mrs. Peter F. Pralcapas holiday," Mr. McCutcheon in J£enosha, Wisconsin. He Valley Chapter of the sing- nounce the birth of their developmentally delayed. cation programs with their daughter Brittany Kzystal, bom of Rahway are very proud to an - """" The Rjfcwijr Nor. Record mi Ctark P«rloe are weekly newsptpen ten- said. "In these instances, the wa> one of 28 young men ing society, and a member There are no words to de- child to help them attain the October 21, 1988 in Allentown, nounce the birth of their ing the ben interest! of their ropecttve connrnuutia. Ii is the endeavor of tbete checks are dated and deli- selected from the Society's of Harmony Excursion Bar- daughter Carly Marie, born publication* to present the newt in a sound and sane manner maintaining the scribe the shock and despair goals set before them. Pa. Brittany weighed 9 lbs., and right* of ill by accurate factual statement and measured reasonable opinion. vered on the first day before membership throughout the bershop Quartet. Parent involvement in the measured 22-1/2 inches. The ma- November 3, 1988 in Rahway the third of the month that U.S., Canada, Great Bri- that new parents feel when ternal grandparents are Judy & Hospital. Carly weighed 5 lbs. 12 Tne opinions expressed in editorial columns are those of the authors of the col- programs will give new ozs., and measured 18-1/2 inches. umn* or those quoted in them and not necessarily of the minasjement or staff is not a Saturday, Sunday, tain-, Sweden, Australia and they are told their child Jerry Alvarez of Rahway and Mr. of the respective newspaper*. Radon kit parents the knowledge and & Mrs. James Reynolds of Tenn. Proud sister is Kimmy, age 2. The or holiday. New Zealand to receive the would be handicapped. maternal grandparents are Mr. The Lanes knew that they confidence they need to ac- The paternal grandparents are Mr. McCutcheon stated award. orders are complish these tasks. Mr. & Mrs. S. Melnyk of Warren & Mrs. E. Arthur Gillcsple of would have to pick up the Mi. The maternal great-grand- Rahway. The paternal grand- that this procedure helps 'Mr. Bazewicz is a 1981 Parents arc kept informed of parents are the late Mr. & Mrs. reduce the problems that graduate of Cranford High backlogged pieces of their shattered mother is Rachel Miller o RECOGNITION ... The 19th Annual Union County Other firms similarly recognized were Connell-Rlce-*. dream, but they weren't their child's current level of Colonia, NJ^ Frank Prakapas. people have when they re- School, and a 1985 B.A. functioning in all areas by Planning Board Awards Program was held recently at Sugar of Westfield and Arbee Associates of Union. mo' quite sure how to do this. A Yes, folks, there IS a ceive their checks and their graduate of Susquehanna If you ordered the radon evaluation reports from all the county administration building In Elizabeth. Chair- pictured, left to right, are Planning Board members PUD: testing service from the few months had gone by •A banks are closed These Carr, Tom Diamante, Pat Lombardl, Nell Cohen (also, the therapists who work with situations occur several man Arthur Russo at center-left Is seen handing a pla- University, where he ma- American Lung Associa- when Elisa's sister-in-law, a Frank HleSweeneyl que of recognition to Glenn Johnson of Alrcaat, Inc. For Freeholder), Robert C. Miller, Armand Florlettl (also; jored in communications/- he child. times during the year, and tions in N.J. and your kit registered nurse, heard of Bette & Bill Poulsen of the company's "Outstanding Environmental Design" of county engineer) and Laura Ubby. . .: Mr. & Mrs. Gabriel Borealo Mr. McCutcheon advised theatre arts. has not arrived in the mail, "infant stimulation" — Elisa The philosophy, of the Avenel are proud to announce Jr. of Forks Twsp., Pa. are Wow! Here it is only five weeks till Christinas and I'm that SSA would provide Its Offlce/Warehouse/Manufacturfng Facility In Summit. While engaging in pro- don't be dismayed; immediately looked into it. irogram is that all children the birth of their daughter proud to announce (he birth of YOUNG GRAD... Jessica Lane, of Rahway, Is pictured on Registers her thanks going to need your help again. I am having a lot of prob- similar information about ductions activity with the Mrs. Lane made a phone arc capable of growth and Kaitlin Marie, born October 14, their daughter Angela Rose, local Barbershop chapter's There is a 4- to 6-week development and of reach- graduation day from the Early Intervention Program at the 1988 in JFK Memorial Center. born July 24, 1988 in Si. Luke's lems but I'm not letting them get in the, way. I still have to future early check delivery call which turned their lives Kaitlin weighed 8 lbs. 11 ozs, and Hospital, Bethlehem Pa. Angela delay in processing orders at ing realistic prescribed Kohler Child Development Center in Winfield Park. I would like to express my sincere appreciation and take care of my kids this Christmas. dates as they occur. performances, he earned a around. Pam Venckus, measured 21 inches. She has a Rose weighed 7 lbs. 5 ozs., and graduate M.F.A. degree in the factory in Illinois. brother, Billy, 5-1/2, and a sister, measured 21 inches. The malcr- thanks to the voters for re-electing me to a second term as I am asking all of my friends to give me a call if they County gets new, director of Kohler Child ;oals. Each child is an in- nal grandparents are Rose Gatli Personal earnings & Marybeth, 3-1/2. The maternal Union County Register of Deeds. As someone committed want to help me this year. I still plan on doing my animal Development Center came dividual and assessed ac- of Rahway and Joseph Fcdor of cording to his or her own grandparents are Terry & Frank North Arlington. The paternal to public service, it is most gratifying to know that the shows at the Nursing Homes, Senior Citizens Centers, to their home and told them parents in similar situations For further information Vitale of Avenel. The paternal $-$aving phone system abilities. A specific program grandparents are Mr. & Mrs. message of this particular campaign — professionalism, Churches, Schools, Detention Centers, Aid Centers, UCC bids Stamler benefit statement of a program which had been to call so their child can call the school at 925-2390 grandmother U Dorothy Poul Gabriel Borealo of Union. is provided to maximize excellence and service — was received by the residents of Hospitals and Day Care Centers. Cancer Society designed to work with in- benefit from these pro- and speak with a pro- sen of Fords. fants from birth to three year learning, modify behavior grams. A step in this direc- fessional or ask to speak to our county. This problem of me having to move will not stop me. I speedy recovery The Union County pany, and will include the available from SS of age who are developmen- and elicit potential. tion can open the door to a one of the parents from the I stand committed to serving all Union County will need new games, toys, playing cards, dolls, cookies, Government is in the pro- changing of some 1,800 tally delayed. Research had child's fullest potential. Concerned Parents Group. residents to the best of my ability, and with your needs at soap, perfume, after shave lotion and almost anything you To serve the public better, sent, with the corresponding cess of installing a new, phone lines, at a cost of ap- offers unique The Union County Col- indicated that developmen- Jessica, now 3-1/2 years the forefront of my actions. want to give. I'll find a place to give it away. the Social Security Adminis- estimated FICA taxes, and more efficient telephone proximately $80,000. lege Board of Trustees tally delayed children need, old, has graduated from, the Thank you for your continuing confidence and sup- A lot of you people sent me checks when my story ap- tration has established a new estimates for retirement system in all its buildings, "Since the equipment will adopted a resolution ex- gift options and will benefit from early Early Intervention Program port. peared about being evicted from my apartment I really system to provide workers benefits and for survivors announced Michael J. La- be located at Bell's central tending best wishes to stimulation and education and now attends one of the Joanne Rajoppi didn't need the money then, so I will use it for my Christ- with a statement of their So- and disability benefits; office, terminals will notfbe polla, Union County Free- pre-school handicapped U.C. R*gltt«r mas Fund for the Children's parties. Every year I get calls Union County Prosecutor cial Security earnings his- • more realistic esti- required on our premises. ^ith the holiday season zabeth, or one-stop delivery programs. Such programs holder Chairman. classes at the Kohler Child PREP offers help in of Deeds from people who want to know if I will accept money. I've John Stamler, who under- tory. By completing the SSA mates using the worker's an- This will save money fri jast'approaching, the Amer- can be arranged for orders offer the child a better The Union County 1 Development Center which always told them I'd rather they'd send me a toy because I went heart transplant sur- form 7004 (06/88), "Request ticipated future earnings energy costs and service ican Cancer Society is offer- $100 or more per location. chance to make optimum Police and the Division of is located in Winfield Park. didn't have the time to shop for toys. (I work less now that gery October 30 in Colum- for Earnings and Benefit and recent unposted earn- calls," Lapolla said, "bell ing three unique ways to con- use of his or her cognitive bia Presbyterian Medical Emergency Management, yey holiday greetings to Your support of one or all and physical potential. The Lanes are very happy overcoming phobias I'm 66, and have time to shop.) Estimate Statement," the. ings, as well as including pro- both located in Westfield, estimates that our saviRgs of these programs will repre- Thanks for believing If anyone wants to send me a check now I will accept Center, New York City. worker will receive free from jected real wage growth; will be almost $6,000"pef family, friends, employees with the progress their Stamler, 49, recentlywa s now have new phone and associates: sent a donation to the Amer- A week later Jessica Lane daughter is making thanks to Do you know a person persons experiencing sud- SHARE YOUR BLESSINGS it. Please call me at 486-1945 if you have anything to donate- Social Security a "Personal • the number of credits month, or almost $72V000 numbers: 654-9800 for the ican Cancer Society's service was enrolled in the Early In- the wonderful programs and suffering from a severe den panic attacks with feel- for my children's and Seniors' Christmas Fund. Thank you appointed to the College's Earnings and Benefit Esti- the worker needs to be in- annually, so we will recoup *', «» Twelve uniquely de- During this Thanksgiving time, we would like to say police and 654-9881 for and rehabilitation, educa- tervention Program at the cam of professionals at the anxiety disorder such as ir- ings of intense fear and im- May peace and harmony all in advance. Board of Governors. mate Statement" sured for each type of bene- our initial investment m'q signed cards are available. "thank you" to the residents of Clark who believed in us emergency management. tion and research projects. If Kohler Child Development school. They found the help rational fears of elevators, pending doom? and supported us on November 8. Frank McSweeney In the resolution, the The new statement fit and the credits currently little over one year." Each box of 25 contains a prevail throughout the Since Nov. 17, the new, holiday message and a nota- you wish to make an order or Center, sponsored by the they needed and urge other planes, shopping malls, or There is a program that As this special time of the year commences, we E. Price St board wished Stamler a will provide: on record. In addition, the Cerftfex main telephone number for tion that the card represents need more information, call Association for Retarded offers help to overcome this world as we express would like to wish all the residents of our community a linden speedy recovery and "(its) • a summary of the work- Those completing the re- III system is more adaptable the John E. Runnelis a, gift to the American 354-7373. Citizens of Union County, - it is called PREP. The Healthy, Safe and Happy Holiday Season. We look for- hope (that) he will rejoin er's earnings from 1937- quest form are asked to pro- to computer needs, dnd Hospital of Union County, Cancer Society. Cards and which is funded and moni- Phobia Release Education our wishes for a warm ward to serving you in 1989. them quickly in their deli- 1950; vide information about their space will be freed since'ter- in Berkeley Heights, has envelopes are available with tored by the State of NJ De- Program is a mutual help berations on the growth and • an annual breakdown recent earnings (not yet on minals are unnecessary.' '; and wonderful holiday. Bernie Yerusevage been 771-5700. personalized imprinting. partments of Education, program sponsored by the / Osceola encouraged development of UCC." of earnings from 1951-pre- record), expected future Overlook Hospital announces Bernie Hayden "We expect installation • Give someone a beau- Health and Human Services. Mcntaj Health Association earnings, and the age at new visitor pass system Joeftybak to be completed in March The cost analysis of.'.the tiful seasonal poinsettia. "The first visit to the of Union County. Ruth Da Luca On behalf of the congregation of the Osceola Pres- which they plan to retire. of next year," Lapolla said. project was initiated by, ths Purchase them in three sizes: school is not an easy one to For 15 weeks, participants byterian Church I want to thank you for the compas- This information is used in To. facilitate patient rest •EJSELJ5 "The new system will be Division of Communica- a'5"'pot for $8.50,6" for $11 make," Mrs. Lane states. attend group sessions led by sionate and thoughtful publicity you gave us during the calculating the benefit esti- and recovery, Overlook better for everyone. Tie- tions, under the direction, of. and' T for $16. The plants "You are filled with such professionals in which fear tragic fire which destroyed our church. Although we are mates. Hospital has implemented a Rinaldo urges end lines will be eliminated, thus Douglas Fink. The division, canbe used to decorate your emotion, but the staff and management techniques will saddened by the fire, we have been truly uplifted by the You can get a Form 7004 allowing direct dialing, also is assuring the smooth, new patient visitor pass sys- other parents made me feel be taught. encouragement and support of so many people. office, home or as a gift to tem. IT'S TIME TO CELEBRATE ROBBIE'S CLARK Thanks anyway to request the new statement which will eliminate many transfer of the systerq, quite comfortable." Winter sessions begin on employees or friends. Visitors will be asked to All of this has helped us realize that the Church is to SS earnings cap by calling toll-free 1-800- of those frustrating busy checking that the prgper Jessica was one of about January 26 and will meet not a building but God's people. This congregation has in- '> A new special event pick up passes at the Infor- CAMERA I would like to extend my sincere personal thanks to 937-2000 or by writing to signals." equipment is installed called "Love Lights A Tree." six handicapped infants sit- every Tuesday from 7:30 to deed risen above these circumstances and will continue to mationJDesk in the hospital's ting inacirde led by Barbara JQJh ANNIVERSARY those who voted for me in the General Election on Nov. 8. Rep..Matthew_J. Rinaldo allow some^high-priced prot_ _Cqnsumer Injfprmation The^new system, Centrex where_ needed, and_that!unj Donors may contributes gifr 9:30 p^mTat 15~Aldeni Street, Your support during my term as Freeholder harbeen be a vitaJ place of ministry and service in the community Center, Department 55, HI, is being installed by N.J. necessary equipment is, main lobby before visiting a James, the registered nurse Suite 11-12 in Cranford. for years to come. (R-N.J.) has urged the fcssionals to draw full Social in honor or in memory of a patient. As before, no more appreciated. Security benefits while earn- Pueblo, CO 81009. Bell, a Bell Atlantic Com- eliminated. on staff. There is a team of Screening of participants is We know, however, that we have a great challenge leadership of the House loved one, in the form of a than two people are per- Hoping to serve you in the future. ing salaries of hundreds of The new statement cannot professionals, including a now being done. Pre-regis- ahead of us. Your compassion and thoughtfulness will Ways and Means Committee light or ornament placed on mitted to visit a patient at any William H. Eldridge and its subcommittee on So- thousands of dollars at age be provided for people who: psychologist, a speech ther- tratiori is necessary. help us in this challenge. a tree. Each decoration will one time. Children under 14 U.C. Freeholder cial Security to remove their 65 or older. — have no Social Secu- apist, an occupational ther- For applications and in- Again, please accept our heartfelt thanks and may have a card affixed, stating are not permitted to visit, legislative roadblocks to Rinaldo says opponents, rity-covered earnings on re- apist, a physical therapist formation about fees call Hnryin God's blessings be upon you. Franks sponsors 5th the name of the honoree and nor can they be left unat- legislation that would allow however, fail to mention that cord, and a teacher of the hand- 272-0303 between the hours Btfort ffant nnt outlll S. timothy Prstz, Pastor the name of the donor. The tended in the main lobby of retirees to work and receive the current law already ex- — have only Medicare- icapped, which focuses on of 9 a.m. and 3:30 p.m., Mon- WATCH Osceola Presbyterian Church Student Leadership Day tre£ will be on display the hospital. Arrangements ROBBIE'S Social Security benefits too. empts investment income qualified government earn- throughout the holiday sea- Jessica's development in the day through Friday. Mon., Nov. 28, 9am-5:45pm Retirees thank firemen ings on record, for special visiting privileges areas of self-help skills, so-: Rinaldo, who is vice chair- from the restriction on out- Assembly Majority Con- by Franks to allow area high ion at the American Cancer must be made with the head CLARK With every roll of color print film man of the House Select side earnings. "That means — have 120 or more ference Leader Bob Franks Society's office. cialization, language and in- As President of the Rahway Retired Men's Club, I school students the opportu- nurse of each unit. tellectual development, Brought in for processing Committee on Aging, is a that a millionaire can receive months of railroad service, (R-Union) will be hosting nity to meet and interact with i The flowers and cards will CAMERA would like to offer our thanks to the Rahway Firemen for or The cooperation of the gross and fine motor coordi- by our own lab. sponsor of a bill to remove full Social Security benefits his 5th Annual Student high-rankinggovernment of- be available at the American community is appreciated NOW HOW'S HE GONNA EAT 'EM?... A masked scout from 382-7666 a fine roast beef dinner given by them to the older citizens Deeal program successful outside earnings' restric- — already receive Social nation, perceptual develop- (135mm - 110, 126, Disc, along with tens of thousands Leadership Day on Tuesday, ficials. . ••.. •;• Cancer Society office at 507 during this period of transi- Cub Pack 47 in Rahway fills his plate with goodies at the 1085-A Rarftan Rd., Clark of Rahway. They not only catered a dinner, but, their ac- tions for Social Security re- of dollars in income from his Security benefits, have a No-vember 29 at AT&T- ment, as well as increased at- C-41 process) I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for This year's speakers-will Westminster Avenue in Eli- tion. Pack's annual Halloween party. tions show the firemen are a caring lot of men. cipients that has been benefit claim pending, or are tention span. When the running the article and pictures that I submitted regard- investments while a retired Bell Labs in Murray Hill. be Anthony Villane, Com- Again, thank you fellows, and God Bless you all! bottled up in the House Sub- age 65 or older. ing the Tot Finders Decal Program. We were pleased to worker is penalized if he The program was originated missioner of the State De- Walter E. Jackson committee on Social Secu- tries to supplement his So- rnimimni©@®i President, Rahway Retired Men see that there was an overwhelming response due to our partment of Community-Af- rity since it was introduced in cial Security check by taking Accommodations fairs; William Fauver, Com- -/\nous newspapers vast circulation in this area. Your paper has January 1987. helped to make the Tot Finder Program a great success. a job," Rinaldo said. missioner of the State pe- Under the current law, "It is my view that those posters available As owner/manager of the Lehrer-Gibilisco Funeral partment of Corrections; senior citizens who work who are willing and able to Home, I feel that purchasing these decals for the Rahway The New Jersey Division services and facilities on the and Richard DewUng, We Make after they begin receiving work should be entitled to do Safety Council was one of the most worthwhile invest- on Civil Rights has new post- basis of race, color, creed, former Commissioner ofihe H Social Security must forfeit as well for themselves finan- ers available for display in national origin, nationality, ments I have made. State Department, of ^En- Birth Announcements will $1 in benefits for every $2 in cially as they can. They places of public accommo- ancestry, age, sex, marital Christmas Shopping Easy I COMMUNITY!) As Fire Safety Chairman of the Rahway Safety vironmental Protection.*! appear In Wednesday's Atom earnings. The restriction should receive the same con- dation, Acting Director status or handicap, or to Council, I feel that even if one life could be saved as a "I am very happy t»^ee Tabloid and Thursday's Rahway applies to earnings over sideration under the law as OIlie H. Hawkins announc- those who sire accompanied D GIFTS D PERFUMES LCALENDAB-JJ result of this program, then it was truly worthwhile. this program grow over the News Record/Clark Patrio>trtott ^ $8,400 for those over age 65. affluent retirees who add un- ed. by a guide or service dog. past five years to become a Thank you again. The outside earnings' limit D CANDY D JEWELRY limited investment income The Law Against Dis- Listed are the Division's mainstay of local high school Joseph D. GlUlisco for those under age 65 is EDITOR'S NOTt: In order for us to adequately prepare to their government checks," crimination requires that the eight offices where com- curriculums," Franks said. D CARDS D PARTY GOODS Phone the Community Calendar, all event? ibr the following Rahway $6,120. plaints can be filed. he added. poster be easily visible to all "It is very rewarding to see Fill Out Our Form Below And Mail With Check To week should be submitted by 5 p.m. ,n the FRIDAY before "It is one of the ironies of In his letter to Rep. Dan persons seeking or using the For a free poster write to young people interested and D AND SO MUCH MORE1 Atom Tabloid — Birth you would like them to appear. our Social Security system Rostenkowski (D-I1L), accommodations. the Division on Civil Rights, get involved in our govern- THE that after a lifetime of work- chairman of the House Ways The poster notes that it is Justice Complex, CN 089, ment, and I am very happy to 219 Central Ave., Rahway, N.J. 07065 RAHWA, ing and contributing to and Means Committee, Ri- illegal for places of public Trenton, NJ 08625 or call be able to provide tho-ve- Clark Drugs & Surgical WIDAY, DECEMBER 2 - Rahway Woman's Club society, senior citizens are accommodation to deny its (609) 292-7992. naldo wrote, "This legisla- hicle for their participation." 60 Westfield Ave., Clark • 381-7100 Add $3.25 (or g £/l Membership Tea. 12 noon jecond Presbyterian Church, penalized financially in their tive neglect for a proposal Davld rdSLEUTHS Markowitz B.S.R.P. addi. Information ~ Rahway. retirement years for doing that could improve the day- Est. 1962 are proud to announce (twins, great- j|| SUNDAY, DECIMBEP 4 - Merchants' & Drovers' JOAJOHNMOOBSON what they had always been to-day lives of vast numbers grandparents) — Tavern open house, n xsn to 3 p.m., St. Georges Ave and encouraged to do — work- of senior citizens is wrong." the birth of their daughter/son Wcstfield Ave. ing and contributing to In the 1967 movie, The Graduate", the uncle of the society," Rinaldo said. bom TUESDAY, DtCtMBER 6 - Rahway Municipal Council, hero played by Dustin Hoffman, said, "Ben, I want to say pre-mceting coherence, 7:30 p.m.. City Hall Council MOMT4IMUEItS one word...Ben are you listening?" "Yes sir," mumbled This is a restriction that PS Board declares mmr. **. u not n* - Holiday Shoe in Chambers. •"•a srurao MI Ben. "Plastic." The uncle's single word of advice was in- wastes the talents and abili- 1 cent dividend FOt THE WEEK Of: Nov. 21 thro Nov. 30 Dear Santa, TUBDAY, DECIMBK 6 - Rahway Historical Society tended to mold his college-grad nephew's interests around ties of our most experienced W.M7.00 $107.00' K N II 7J » •WHERE CHILDREN'S SHOES ARE FITTED ... NOT MERRY SOLO lbs ozs., membership meeting, 7:30-9 p.m., Rahway Public a career in the afctfk* industry. workers, and it imposes boost Hot. 14 An HOT. 19 Please send a letter to Library. torn (Please print) The word •lasffc came into English via the French emotional hardships on our Inches. Brothers/Sisters WiOMBOAY, DICEMIER 7 - Rahway Parking The Board of Directors of PICK-IT STRAIGHT WBMT. bru noum word afaiHfM which combines the Greek words afcunfc, elders, who during their at Authority, regular meeting, 7:30 p.m., Rahway City Hall Public Service Enterprise DATE HUHIflB PAY Off BOX PAIR Ml "to mold," and frefctw, "craft, skill, art," or literally "the working years derived feel- •MO ta.istje Council Chambers. Group, Inc. has declared a SIXMO molding (plastic) art." ings of worth and impor- _ Wa3MT.lw.Hfiiq Ml The maternal grandparents are ClARI quarterly dividend of 51 One of the aiatffc industry's pioneers was a Belgium- tance from their accomplish- •Tu 274 H31* »3r» «*3 •MB SUM > '' MX If you require more than one letter, simply send names and addresses on TUBDAY, DfCfMlfR 6 - Board of Education, Union cents per share of common bom chemist named Leo H. Baekeland who invented the ments in the workplace," he of County Regional High School District No. 1, regular stock for the 4th quarter of separate sheet of paper- (Please print) first synthetic resins in 1909. Bakelite, the trademark for said. 15 monthly meeting, 8 p.m., Instructional Media Center, 1988, an increase of one cent gg The paternal grandparents are the resins that was fashioned from his name, opened the NX Jonathan Dayton Regional High School, Springfield "Unfortunately, this nec- per share over the dividend $ttt.M Letters will be mailed in time for Christmas door to the age of afesffct. In addition to the myriad ways essary reform legislation has paid in the 3rd quarter. nauonoio.12 Fine Children's Shoes of TUBDAY, MCUMfltII - Clark Board of Education in which aftntie is used by industry, modem slang has also IMtJMT a it:« a Deadline for requests is December 20, 1988 meeting, 8 p.m., Administration Bldg., Schindler Rd. been bottled up in the Social •it. 17 tone sun" 1555 St. Georges Aveme found a use for the word afctrfc, ie, to describe someone Security subcommittee," Ri- AD dividends for the quar- 371 tit* Enclosed please find $3^.50 per letter Remember, your announcement will appear TUBOAT, OfCUUa IS - Clark Planning Board ex- RMT ,W*T. I*IInqmi Bradtets Shopptag Center 382-5105 who is "phony or untrustworthy." Perhaps Ben viewed naldo said. ter are payable on or before Not QVQHOM# ot tiitw of puMlcotlofi. MX V $150 in both The Atom Tabloid and the Rahway ecutive meeting, 8 p.m., Munjrioal Bldg. his uncle as being a pfastfc person, and he therefore lacked Coleaia, N.J. 07067 *"* * ' * Checks payable to: REL. ENTERPRISES News Record/Clark Patriot. Opponents to the change December 30 to stock- prr totter mDNBDAY, DKEMIB 31 ^j&rk Taxpayers' Coali- enthusiasm for his counseling. i holders of record on Decem- IVJVI QTUmHUfl.QT IHnV W 3 P.O. Box 205, Avenel, N.J. 07001 tion, 8 p.m., Clark Public Lil in the Social Security law AD end receive a »1Q Glft^CertlfiCOte | ©1987 Leather Impressions ber?, 1988. have argued that it would "»• RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1988 PAGE 7 PAGE 6 THLRS: NOVEMBER 24. 1988 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT Low-income families qualify for fuel aid
Effective Nov. 1., nearly gency aid for fuel purchases 125,000 low-income families to prevent eviction or pay for in New Jersey can now apply furnace repairs up to $1,000 for winter fuel assistance will be available from m§ through the $73.8 million December 1988 through Home Energy Assistance May 1989. For the HEA Program. Cooling Assistance benefit lie program is funded by — a onetime payment of $53.8 million in federal block $125 paid during the sum- grfltit flp
Some of you might know who George Steinbrenner is and some might not, so I'll say that he is the principle ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••a owner of the N.Y. Yankee Baseball Club and over the IP years he has spent loads of money buying good players with the thought that he could buy a pennant and cham- pionship; but he has failed. Winners named in I feel sorry for the guy and sent him a sympathy card even though he is laughing all the way to the bank. Along with the card I also sent a little note of advice. It probably did not get past his first secretary. . v' •.'»•••* Clark Kiwanis O' Dear Friend George, please don't cry, You'll have a winner in the near bye and bye. Run For Life races So don't start throwin' your tables and chairs, The Run For Life races Cozzi, West Caldwell; Ri- Just make some calls and buy more millionaires.. sponsored by the Clark Four games out George isn't too bad, chard D. Fcrri, Parlin; Ri- FUTURE "HULKS"? ... Rahway Recreation Department Youth Wrestlers as they awaited tha Kiwanis Club was another chard Fcrri, Parlin; Fatima But thirty games down would really be sad. success for the sixth year in a Dcpcira, Newark; Linda turn at a meet last year. Registration for 1989 season will be in December. Meanwhile, regH Just look at Baltimore, they's all got sand in their row. The 5-milcr, 2 1/2-milcr Ferrara, Old Bridge, Victor tration forms are available at the Recreation Department, 1670 Irving St. (Claude ReedCente oysters. and 1 1/4-miIer was co-spon- Ncno, Newark; Frank Now George you just listen to me, sored by Clark Lanes, Stevens, Hamilton; Cclpo Just 'cross the river and down by the bay, United Jersey Bank, First Vilares, Newark; James Giqntt player : In a nice little ball park called Stadium Shea. DeWitt Savings and Clark Molloy, Clark; Glenn Mul- Rahway Rec Youth They's got a guy there George, could bring you "CISCO" QARAY DAY PROCLAIMED ... Accepting a proclamation from Rahway's much fame, Sports Center, with parking lins, Bloomfield; Bridget named to ''•'•> City Administrator Joseph Hartnett, right, designating Friday, November 4 as "Cisco supplied by Huffman-Koos. Dcfort, S. Amboy; Richard That's Donnie Blueberry or What's 'is name. Wrestling program Garay Day" is Mary Ellen Garay, 'Cisco's' wife, and his brother Antonio Garay. The You can't touch him tho with Bagels and Lox, Proceeds went to Rahway Harris, Summit; Maria volunteer post ':.;,; proclamation was presented at the First Annual Francisco Luis Garay Memorial- Hospital and Clark Kiwanis Anastasia, New Brunswick; You'll just have to raid Uncle Sammy's Fort Knox. ASSEMBLY HONORS NJ OLYMPIANS ... The New The Rahway Recreation Department will sponsor Scholarship Fund dinner held at the El Bodegon Restaurant in Rahway. The fund will But when you go George, you must let me know, service activities. Stacey White, S. Amboy; Youth Wrestling teams this year to compete in the Union Bill Ard, of Westfield, an.," .'*;' award annually a $1,000 scholarship to one Rahway High School football player. The Jersey General Assembly honored New Jersey's The top 50 finishers In the Joseph Beer, Linden; James eight-year veteran offensive ,•.,', 'Cause I too could use some of Uncle Sam's dough. County Junior Wrestling League dual meets and sanc- first recipient of the scholarship will be chosen during the 1988-89 school year. But George I warn you, just play a fair game, athletic participants in the Twenty-Fourth Olympiad in 5-mlle race were: Salt, Avcncl; and Bob Brad- tioned tournaments. This year's team program will be guard with the N.Y. Giants" Seoul, South Korea, with a resolution on their behalf CHIROPRACTIC ley, Westfield. has been named Public And don't press too hard for a little more fame. Pete Fleishman, Maple- divided into four divisions by age and weight. So don't touch Cranberry, er, er, Ah what's 'is name, during the October 27 Assembly session in Trenton. FOR BETTER HEALTH Also, Peter Roterick of Qualifications and scheduling for the Union County Awareness Chairman of the New Jersey's honored Olympians participated In events wood; Ruben Morales, Jer- American Diabetes Associa- 'Cause you'll fill up your face with wrinkles and sey City; Henry Correa, Rahway was 55th; John Red- Jr. Wrestling League are as follows: furrows, such as women's rowing, track and field, and fencing. fern, Clark, 62nd; and Faith tion, New Jersey Affiliate Assembly Speaker Chuck Hardwick, R-Unlon, spon- DR. MARK C. ZIENUK Roscllc;' Helder Guarda, 1 Inc. And start a great war between the two Boros. -CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN- Newark; Antonio Campos, Morrison, Rahway, 71st. Eligibility: Grades 1-8, sored the resolution, along with all members of New "Bill's achievements on You's heard long ago of the war 'tween the states, Jersey's General Assembly. Shown first row left to Elizabeth, Manuel Gama, The Clark Kiwanis is (14 years old and under, 9th graders ineligible) They's just learning now how to open the gates. Montclair; Matthew Rut- made up of local business HIGHLANDER... Patricia Pacheco of Rahway has been an the football field with the ; right: Speaker Hardwick; Althea Gibson, former DESK WORK DISCOMFORT AUSPICIOUS BEGINNING....Felicia Mays of Rahway Giants make him an easilj , .j Your wars be just as bad only just-change the dates. Wimbledon champion and staff member of the Gover- kowski, South River, Fclici- people and concerned citi- important cog in the the N.J. Tech women's volleyball team's has been elected co-captain of the New Jersey Tech Weight Classes: If you sit at a desk most able to feel refreshed and identifiable individual. Wit&W:!; Now George we love you do, please don't cry. nor's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports; Joetta ano Pereira, Newark; Dou- zens involved in many activi- success. The Highlanders are off to a 26-4 start which in- women's volleyball team, which is off to a 26-4 start, DIVISION AGE WEIGHTS of the day, are you some- up to the challenge of his help, the residents ojgfy You'll have big winners in the near bye and bye. Clark, Olympic track and field entrant; Steve Morman- glas Strobel, Westficld; Scth ties, including building a new cludes the championships of two tournaments and a No. 4 which includes the championships of two tournaments Born 1980 43, 49,55,60,65,70,75, As I said before George, please don't despair, times bothered by pains in another day's work. Oriol, Hillsborough; James wheelchair ramp for a Clark Bantam: & Younger Hwt. New Jersery will becorngg do, fencing competitor; Stephanie Maxwell, women's your back and other If you have a posture ranking by the NCAA in the Division 3 South Region. Pacheco, and a No. 4 ranking by the NCAA in the Division 3 South better educated \to the And above all my friend, don't start pulling your muscular discomfort? McNamara, Rahway; Gro- citizen. Region. Mays, a graduate of Rahway High School, is a Born 1978-79 53,59,65,70,75,80,85, rowing participant; Ralph A. Dougan, executive director problem, if your spinal col- a junior electrical engineering major, won a varsity monogram Midget: riousness ojf diabetes," hair, of the Governor's Council on Physical Fitness and Working in a sitting posi- umn is out of alignment vcr Hardrick, Newark; Steve The club also sponsors the junior majoring in computer and information Science. 90, 95,100,110, Hwt. Just go make some calls and buy more millionaires. Haider, Morgan; Robert Be- last season for the Highlanders. An alumna of Rahway High Mike Elkow, Cotnmunic Sports. Back row left to right: Robert Cottingham, fenc- tion for long periods of and causing painful Key Club of Arthur L. John- School where she graduated 4th in her class of 256 while She Is a setter and a defensive specialist for the Born 1976-77 63,69,75,80,85,90,95, Sam Gassaway time can cause postural pressure on nerve centers, chaud, Rockaway; Joseph Highlanders. Her co-captaincy Is off to an auspicious Junior: tions Coordinator, for t ing competitor; C. Lee Shelley, fencing competitor; and son Regional High School. earning four varsity letters in volleyball, Pacheco continues 100,105,115,125, Hwt. ADA. I Rahway stress. This problem is com- you may be able to benefit Cozzi, West Caldwell; Jerry beginning as the Highlanders swept to five-match vic- Intermediate: Born 1974-75 73,79,85,90,95,100, Dennis Mitchell, track and field participant. For further information to combine athletics and academics and manages to excel at A total • Of ,400,Og pounded unless your chair from treatment that brings Pumo, Clark; Ralph Zar- onjoining the Clark Kiwanis, tories in the Suburban Invitational Volleyball Tournament 105,112,119,126,133, is designed to give you sup- welcome relief from pain ficld, Englishtown; Michael phone 382-1321 or publicity both on the Newark campus. in Morris County and captured the crown In the 4th An- 140, 148,168,188, Hwt residents in \ New Jerscjjj Rahway City Hall port where it's needed, and and other discomfort. Stockl, Spotswood; George chairman Marc Daichman at nual N.J. Tech Volleyball Tournament. ha ve diabetes; An estimat Rahway High School unless you sit with the pro- • Don't let nagging back Verdisco, Westfield; Bob Competition: Saturday mornings plus tournaments, 190,000 of these are cu; bowling results per posture. pain get you down. Do Byrnes, Dcnvillc; Richard 654-3407. away from home rently undiagrtpsed. " The Rahway City Hall No one likes to gosomething about it. Konct, Westfield; David Nov. 15 Team Standings Frosh Wrestling through life with nagging ••••*••••••••** Home Meets: Rahway High School Gym I J Employees Bowling League Alley Cats, 28-12 Fitzgerald, Glen Ridge; Coaches: Tony Garay 382-1020 Date Opponent Place Time back pains. After a full Chris Massard, Westfield; results for Nov. 15 are as fol- Sixers, 22-18 day's work you want to be In the interest (Bantam & Midget) Dec. 2 deadlinl e § lows: Jan. 6 Scotch Plains H 6:00 p.m. of better health Dovis Cirahan, Plainsboro; Strikers, 22-18 Jan. 14 Irvington A able to come home and Annual Turkey Trot RichColucci 574-2524 A SPORTS CLItylC was run this summer, sponsored by the City of Rahway Recreation The Recalls swept the In- Invaders, 21-19 6:00 p.m. relax comfortably with from the office of: Joseph Dolan, Bloomfield; (Junior & Intermediate) to |oin Rahway ^?' Jan. 20 Westfield A 6:00 p.m. Rahway Chiropractic Thomas Dolan, Glen Ridge; Dept., Rahway Board of Education and Merck & Co. Pictured are some baseball vaders 3-0; the Sixers took a Recalls, 20-20 Jan. 25 Elizabeth A 5:30 p.m. family and friends. And 236 W. Milton Ave. Michael Mason, Clark; Rec. hockey team .,. ! coaches and paVticipants at Veterans' Field. 2-1 win over the Ballbusters; Ballbusters, 20-20 Jan. 28 Kearny H 6:00 p.m. when you get up in the in Westfield Saturday Practice: Starts Monday, Decembers, 1988 through morning, you want to be Rahway, N.J. Thomas Hatch, Scotch the Alley Cats won the odd All Stars, 17-19 Feb. 1 Union H 5:30 p.m. 388-4344 March, 1989 The Rahway Recreation* ' • game over the All Stars and Ghost Team, 7-25 Feb. 3 Cranford A 6:00 p.m. Plains; Marcus Kantz, West- Bantam & Midget: field; Frank Cross, Spring- The enthusiasm of West- T-shirts will be given to all Department will again con- the Strikers took a 2-1 win field; Chet Homicki, Clark; field's Field and Track was pre-registrants and to post- Tuesday & Thursday 5:30-7 p.m. duct an indoor hockey pro- Cleveland principal over the Ghost Team. Karen Kowalenko, Clark; nofjdam'pened by cloudy registrants while they last. Junior & Intermediate: gram for teams of Rahway High Games and Series John Barbosa, Newark; skies last year as over 400 All times will be recorded on Monday & Wednesday 5:30-7 p.m. residents.' attends convention Julie Crans, 203 (525 ser- Place: Rahway High School Wrestling Room Thomas Zupkus, Rahway, runners participated in the the Mogendorf finishing sys- The Junior Division will,; Arftur Ltindgren, prin- ies with games of 161-161- Jennifer Teahan, Roscllc, Turkey Trot held at tem. be for those 13 years olid.'., , presentation stressed the 203); Bill Greene, 190 (531 Registration forms will be distributed throughout the cipal bf Rahway's Grover importance of the prin- Jeffrey Hilla, Roselle; Brian Tamaques Park. and under and the,'Senior,';'/; Cleveland School, was a scries with games of 152- Caplan, Thomas River; Sponsored by Jaguar of Prize categories for the schools. There is no cost to register. To be eligible for prac- Division for those 14 yeacs^,/, cipals', leadership style, the 189-190); Maggie O'Reilly, Steven Rothblatt, Somerset; tice, signed registration forms must be turned in. Forms speaker at the N.J. Prin- development of a positive Westficld, McDowells Oil five-mile race include tro- old to those who ha,ve noti^, cipals*' and Supervisors' 185; Mike Smalling, 178; Laurie Rilcy, S. Bound Heat, Schlott Realtors and phies to 1st, 2nd and 3rd may be turned in at the Rahway Recreation Department, yet graduated from, high.',,/,' school environment, and Lorraine Wright, 170. 1 Association annual conven- — BrookrRussell Stallone, Budget Printing, p]ansjiaye_ pjace_vwnnej s_in_eachjige_ 1670 Irving St., or brought to the first practice. school. (Jan^ 1, J989. win iiU, the need for a total staff Avcncl; David Shatzcr, AU-get^i T-shirt duringihe season: Additional forms tion JH-Atlantic-City, The commitment in'the educa" FOOTBALL Been "finalized for the 5th category, male and female, "determine'a player's age far,. /, convention theme, "Lead or Livingston; Joel Caplan, Annual Westfield Five-Mile and for the one-mile fun run are available from: Sue Baumann, Sports Director for the eligibility). ' i' .,; tional process. Edison; Jack Haikcn, HONORED COACH ... Rahway Recreation Department, 1670 Irving St., 381-8000, Be Led," focused on the SCHEDULED Turkey Trot, One-Mile Fun there will be trophies to Teams wishing to enter'..,,.; issues;;of a leader's role in Also participating in the Union; Doug Gardner, N. Miss Kathy Matthews, Run and The Tamaques overall 1st, 2nd and 3rd ext. 322. can pick up a team roster ' Brunswick; Ken Shatzcr, girls' basketball coach at place winners, male and Instruction and supervision is by experienced person- the constantly changing workshop were Cynthia Ea- 4-H selling Mile to be held Saturday, form at the Rahway,. ,/J school. ton, an educational consul- Livingston; Vera Stek, Union Catholic Regional November 26. female. nel with the objective of developing self-confidence and Recreation office, 1670 Irv-,; |' LurfrJgren participated in tant, Walter Rusack, a prin- Entertainment-^ Somerset; Stephen Garrtcl, High School in Scotch Registration for the five- strong bodies in the art of wrestling. This is a beginner's ing St. Rahway, from 9 a.rq.,/ & Newark; Rick MacGuire, Plains, will be honored by program and is designed to train; so experience is not nec- a panel discussion in - a cipal from Irvington, and mile main event requires a Registration forms are to 4:30 p.m., Monday,j,, Joan Sigafoos, a principal HAPPYTHANKS6IVIN6 Cranford; and Michael the New Jersey State In- essary. workshop entitled "Restruc- discount books Tim* Dot* Opponent Place Tim* prc-entry fee of $6 ($7 on the available from the group's through Friday. .,,, ; turing • the Schools". His from Hamilton. Dot* Oppontnt Plact Tunkclrott, Westfield. terscholastic Athletic day of the race) and the one- treasurer (654-9392), the Competition is between participants of similar The deadline for entering' The Union County 4-H Association at a luncheon mile fun run entry fee is $3 sponsors and from other weights and abilities. Anyone interested in supporting the a team will be Friday, Dec. in Edison on December 4. ($4 on the day of the race). area stores. program is welcome. Tony Garay is the wrestling program Club is currently selling Also, Joseph Bost of Rah- chairman. 2. For additional informa- their "Entertainment '89 way was 58th; Joseph Wood- Matthews has been cho- tion, contact the Recreation row, Rahway, 60th; Janice sen by the Honor Awards 4th QUARTER HERO ... Dave Flammia, son of Mr. and . AU names Girl's Books," which include hun- Mrs. Joseph Flammia of Clark, an Arthur L. Johnson Department at 381-8000, dreds of two-for-one cou- 10:30 A.M. Nov. 24 Uov. Livingston H 10:30 A.M. Argentine, Rahway, 61st; Committee of NJSIAA to Soccer reps in Meaghan Anderson sets Ext. 322 — Sue Baumann, Nov. 24 Cranford Roy Camera, Clark, 70th; receive a Special Sports Regional senior, was chosen as TV3 Suburban Cablevi- pon offers, for family din- sion's Athlete of the Week (sponsored by Barnes Mt. Valley Corrf. sports supervisor. ing, fast food, movies, con- Coach: Milt Theodosatos Head Coach — James Carovillano, Ass't. Coach — Stash Martowlis, Clark, Award for her dedicated two school records Richard D'Onofrio, John Giannattasio, Robert Delia 72nd; Thomas Bowen, service in the field of in- Chevrolet of Summit) for his performance in the Arthur L. Johnson Re- certs, sporting events and November 5 game against Roselle. Dave, punter for the Team) — Kelly Koch, grade other valuable offers. They Sala. Clark, 79th; Patrick Berg, terscholastic athletics and gional High in Clark will be 12; (honorable mention) — Meaghan Anderson, of beating the previous Provi- Rahway, 81st; David Mal- for her specific contribu- Crusaders (4-3-1), came in for the Injured placekicker, represented at the 1988Chris Fiyut, Grade 11; and Rahway, a freshman on the dence record of 1.59.85, are $30 apiece, the proceeds Iick, Rahway, 91st; Earl Dil- tion to the student-athletes Tony Calandra, and kicked a 40-yard field goal in the Mountain Valley Confer- Kelly Bongiovanni, Grade Providence College wo- and finished second in the going to the 4-H Youth liplane, Rahway, 94th; Jim of New Jersey over an ex- final 43 seconds of the 4th quarter to lead Head Coach ence, Girl's Soccer, by the 12. men's swimming team, set 100-rheter freestyle with a Development Program. ROBBIE'S After the Came . . . Oscilo, Rahway, 96th; and tended period of time. Mat- James Carovillano's Clark Crusaders to a 3-0 victory. following: two school records in thetime of 55.79, beating the Afitr the Movie . . . The Suburban High School Sports Report can be seen To order, call the 4-H at Good Luck Beth Anne Stylcr, Clark, thews has led her girls' (1st Team) — Karrie Brother Donald Richard Lady Friars opening meet previous record of 56.19. CLARK After Anything . . . 99lh. basketball team to state on TV3, Thursdays at 7 p.m. hosted by Steve Mayer. versus Maine. 654-9854, or write them at Bongiovanni, grade 10; of the Roselle Catholic 300 North Ave. East, West- CAMERA champion status for two Randi Sheps, Grade 12; and Meaghan came in second Meaghan is the daughter in 1988! Top 50 winners In the 2.5 High School is the Con- field, N.J. 07090. th* gang mile race were: successive years. In addi- Sue Joback, Grade 12; (2nd ference Chairman. in the 200-meter freestyle of Mo and Mrs. Robert An- • Certified Massage tion, her team attained with a time of 1.59.33, derson. 4-H is the youth program always mtttt at Mario Bastos, Newark; of Rutgers Cooperative Ex- JOEL BORNSTEIN & Therapist Union County Tournament LARRY GOLDFARB Jose Pais, Newark; Carlos title for three consecutive Lady Owls set WllliNERS 1 st TIME OUT... In its first season, St. Mary's-Rahway Union County CYO tension Service of Union • Body Waxing Marques, Newark; Charles years, five Watchung Con- Girts'-Softball team took 2nd place in the League. Pictured are (top L-R) Lynda County, and is sponsored • Ear Piercing TOWNE HOUSE Slaughter, Bloomfield; ference titles in seven Canales, Patti Wittek, Justine Hansen, Jennifer Truppa, Jennifer Gerow, Carmen Cruz, by County Freeholders, x-Xlark • Nails, Facials 1085-ARarrtan Rd. RESTAURANT Corey Lavignc, S. Amboy; for 29-game sked ATLANTIC CITY ON A V.I.P. LUXURY BUS Lisa ftoeyers and Melissa Rusin; (bottom L-R) Gladys Arbiol, Kathy Bentley, Jennifer Cook College and the U.S. years of league play, and • Men's Hair Styling 1453 Main Street Bill Blank, Denville; Alan four New Jersey Parochial King.laurie Mione, Dora Gutierrez, Michelle Hernandez, Biana Nasi, Antionette Santa Department of Agriculture. Coach Fred Perry has ar- County College of Morris, V3Bagels 382-7666 Rahway Paschcdag, West Caldwell; titles. In her twelve ranged a 29-game schedule 28 PASSENGER Maria; ' Ptrmi an our Specialty Luis Montcro, Newark; Burlington County College, It's the Only Way to seasons at Union Catholic, for Union County College's and Passaic County Com- BUSSES AVAILABLE 1115 Raritan Rd. 388-8100 John MacGillivray, Melu- Matthews lays claim to a women's basketball team in Get to Atlantic Crty - Clark. NJ 07066 1735 A St. George Ave. chen; Joseph Coccaro, munity College in Confer- mopr record of 259 wins. 1988-89, plus play in the an- ence engagements. You or your Phone: 382-2435 Rahway • 382-5960 credit Woodbridgc; Alex Vilares, nual Owls Classic in late only Tues. & Wed. & Sat. 9-5 cards The homc-and-home ser- $35 per occtpled Newark; Kenny Kross, S. December. organization murt Kumpf Cougars or (E.T. - Bagel) Thurs. & Fri. 9-8 Kodak Amboy;' Cacolin .Olscn, S. ies will include Ocean, person charter the whole bus Smokeless program The Lady Owls will open Mercer, Camden and Essex Amboy; John Marques, the season at home on HERE'S WHAT YOU GET: finish strong Garden State Newark; James Calantl- at Overlook County Colleges, Orange • Sandwiches on bus to Casino O'JOHNNIE'S INC. November 28 against (NY) Community College, • $10 in coins RESERVATIONS Floor & Window With riello, Sayrcville; Joseph Don't let cigarettes con- One of Union County's largest National Quccnsborough (NY) Com- • Hostess on Board Kumpf Cougars Design Kraus, Avencl; Reggie Car- trol your life. Kick the habit Rockland (NY) Community MUST BE MADE aiitast Hallmark Card Selections State... munity College and will College, Northampton (Pa.) • Danish & Coffee on way home j ended the ;88 sea- Spot ney, Parlin; Elsa Pereira, beginning November 30 atclose on February 25 facing ALSO A YOU'RE IN Newark; John Oliveriz, Eli- Community College, United **• pins *** 30 DAYS IN ADVAMCt son otjf a winning note with • CARPETING COMMAND 7:30 p.m. at Overlook Hospi- Lackawanna (Pa.) Commu- tWo big victories. Coach LARGE GIFT SELECTION zabeth; Diane Sena, tal with "The Smokeless Sys- States Military Academy, BILLY HONORED ... Dan Billy, center, golf pro of the * MINI BLINDS nity College at the Cranford FULL BUFFET Robert Henderson's team Could • MUSIC BOXES Newark; Christopher Con- tem." court. and Manhattan (NY) Com- Oak Ridge Golf Course in Clark, was awarded a plaque WALLPAPER dcon, Rahway; Susie Per- munity College. at the semi-annual meeting of the Professional Golf AT CASINO 574-1579[ posted" a final record of 7-6 VERTICALS • NOIMAN ROCKWELL This highly structured in a sotcer seasotf character- PORCELAIN FIGURINES eira,Ncwark; Cathy DaSilva, program consists of nine Local fans will be able to Association of America. The presentation took place in TILE Highlighting the schedule October at the Forsgate Country Club in recognition of ized bj solid teamwork and a Be Yours • PRECIOUS MOMENTS Newark; James Cunha, classes spanning four weeks arc contests with eight Gar- see the Lady Owls in action. Gptnp itititje spirit. High- VINYL FLOORS COUECTABIES Newark; Michael Conha, and docs away with the need 19 times during the season. Dan's 38 years of service at the Oak Ridge Course. In WOOD FLOORS • HUMMELS den State Athletic Confer- Among outstanding teams 1946 and 1947, he served as Assistant Pro at the lights ncludcda strong fin- Newark; William Sturgis, S. for willpower by teaching ence foes and nine home- ish in t ie last JjWo games with DRAPES Tht Bnk it tha Amboy; Carlos Matos, participants a variety of skills coming to Cranford to face Shackamaxon Country Club; as Assistant Pro at the TEAM PICTURE... Members of the '88 Kumpi School Boys' Soccer Team: left to right (front W« Gladly Gift Wrap and-homc series. The Lady Plainfield Country Club in 1948 and in 1948 as Golf Pro. wr exAing'wm over an un-i PAINT Newark; Mario Vilares, that will enable them to quit Owls will meet Ocean Coach Perry's five are Del ent. j row): Jason Katz, Phil Silva, Bill Koepler, JoeDeBenedictis, Pat Guarino, Bob D'Arienzo, Amit Newark; Mary Kaye, Bow- forever! Tech, Mercer, Keystone at Shackamaxon. Dan is especially, well-known for his County College, Mercer ability as a teaching professional throughout the ?8U> graders will Patel, Jim Restaino, and Oino DePetris; (middle row): Joe Emperio, Norman Murk, Kevin Jurick, chard, South Amboy; Peg Call Overlook's Depart- (Pa.) Junior College, and County Community College, Lackawanna, always a metropolitan area and also for the years he has devoted : Coach Hen- Bob Gable, AdamSzelag, SeanO'Flynn, Derek Hengstenberg, Tom Korona, and Matt Lucarielio; Schaller, Westfield; Edward ment of Health Education at Camden County College, (back row): Managers Denise Perrelli and Barbara Fucsko, Fabian Herrera, Rob Herbster, Dan Naspinski, Rahway; Timo- power in Region XIX, to Junior Golf. Joe Cruise, left, is Superintendent of Oak CAU. 574.1379 „-.1 y 522-2963 for additional in- Middlesex County College, Ridge, and Ken Kirkbright, right, is captain of the Oak' Montgomery, Wayne O'Angelo,' Brian Schott, Chris Peterson, Jason Szustwal, Brett Ashley, and thy Burns, Clark; Michael formation and registration. Essex County College, National Junior College U»a rejurn of 17 underclass- Athletic Association play. Ridge Senior Golf Team. tfifin tfr form the nudeus/of Manigers Kathy Tondo and Heather Gentry. Missing from photo: Rich Jacobs, Tony Sena, and j Manager Lisa LoPrimo.
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Clark temple plans RAHWAY NEWSRECORD/C1.ARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1988 PAGE 11 Religious News Shabbat Dinner James Ryan, 59; The Membership Com- namic spiritual leader, and OBITUARIES Korean War vet mittee of Temple Beth O'r Cantor Michael Krausman, FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH in Clark will be having a the temple's musical direc- TRINITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Shabbat Dinner for new James P. Ryan, 59, died Nov. 10 at Elizabeth General OF RAHWAY OF RAHWAY tor and to enjoy a tradi- The Sacrament of Holy Communion will be observed members on Friday, De- tional Shabbat dinner. It Medical Center after a brief illness. Sunday, November 27: The 11 a.m. Family Worship cember 2 at 6 p.m., with ser- Rose Tannenbaum, 89; Born in Scranton, Pa., he lived in Union for many years at morning worship, November 27 at 10:30 am. and will be Service will be conducted by the Pastor, the Rev. Donald will also be an opportunity conducted by the Reverend Robert C. Powley, pastor. vices to follow at 8:30 p.m. to meet members of the before moving to Elizabeth 37 years ago. B. Jones. Music will be presented by the Senior Choir Temple Beth O'r is a Con- Clark temple member Mr. Ryan was employed as a machinist at the Ameri- Special music will be provided by the Westminster Choir under the direction of Mrs. Judy Alvarez. The "King's congregation and of the va- under the direction of James W. Musacchio, with Fayc D. servative Congregation af- rious arms of the temple can Can Co., Hillside, 30 years, retiring several years ago. Kids" will also be singing. Church School and the Adult filiated with the United Mrs. Rose Tannenbaum, 89, of Bayonne died Novcm- He also worked as a transportation inspector with the ;>.:.. M Wilder at the organ console. Child Care is provided during Bible Class will convene at 9:30 a.m., followed by Coffee (Sisterhood, Men's Club, the worship hour for infants and children up to 2nd grade Synagogue of America. The cr 11 in St. Barnabas Medical Center, Livingston. city of Elizabeth for five years. and Fellowship Time at 10:30 in Asbury Hall. Young Couples, Seniors). 1 whose parents are attending worship service. Following the 400-plus family congrega- She had co-owned Irving's Food Market in Bayonne Mr. Ryan was a communicant of St. Gcncvicvc's R. C. Monday, November 28: Mixed league bowling a 6:30 tion is dedicated to fulfilling jtrith her husband, Irving, for more than 30 years before re- Church, Elizabeth. (Minimum Ad 1X3 Children's sermon, the youth, sitting as a group, will be ex- p.m.; women's bowling a 9 p.m. The Shabbat Dinner, cused to go to the Child Care Room for a supervised pro- the religious, educational with services to follow, will tiring in 1966. She was a member of Temple Beth O'r Senior He was a graduate of Union High School. Wednesday, November 30: Youth Choir practice from and social needs of Jews in gram. Older children are encouraged to sit with their be held at the Temple, 111 'Citizens in Clark. Mr. Ryan was a past president of United Steel Work- ••••••>•&. 6:30 to 8 p.m. Annual Church Conference will also be held Clark and surrounding com- parents during worship. Valley Road, Clark, For Born in Poland, Mrs. Tannenbaum lived in Newark ers of America Local 6301 in Hillside. tonight. munities. The church School Hour is at 9:15 a.m. Immediately further information or to i New York City before moving to Bayonne 60 years ago. He was a veteran of the Korean conflict. Trinity is located at the corner of E. Milton Avenue The Membership Pro- R.S.V.P., please call Sue PRIZE8 ... Alice Romano, Principal of Saint Mary's in Rahway and Sister Margaret , Also surviving arc two daughters, Mrs. Lillian Makow Mr. Ryan was a member of the Elks Lodge 1583 of following worship, the Celebration Ringers will rehearse at and Main Street. 11:45. All attending worship are cordially invited to share gram will be an opportunity Margulies, Membership Anne, School Librarian, are shown with some prizes from the church's recent "Grand and Muriel Tannenbaum, and three grandchildren. Union. ( Williams & Giountikos Associates, Inc. refreshments in Davis Hall. for all who attend to meet Vice-President at 382-4918 Slam" fundraiser. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Ruth Dooley Ryan; two SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH OF RAHWAY lit. itj; LAW OFFICES Meetings of the week: Rabbi Shawn Zell, the con- or the temple office at sons, Tcrrcnce J. of Rachester Hills, Mich., Elizabeth Pol- - ATTORNEYS AT LAW - On Sunday, November 27, at 9:30 a.m., church school Today, November 23, Girl Scout Troop 9 will meet at gregation's young and dy- 381-8403. ice Officer Kevin Ryan; two daughters, Mrs. Colleen Casini will begin. At 11 a.m., morning worship services will be of Martinsville and Miss Laura Ryan, at home; his mother, 6:30 p.m., and the Tiger Cubs and Webelos will meet at 7 held, and will be officiated by our pastor, the Reverend Mrs. Beatrice Ryan Casey of Union; three brothers, p.m. A. Comarata, 80; James W. Ealey, who will also deliver the message in ob- Thomas of Boca Raton, Fla., Robert of Rockaway and Ed- ANTHONY P. PASCALE Thursday, Thanksgiving, November 24, the church servance of the church's 96th anniversary services. The St. John the Apostle School ward of Clark; six sisters, Mrs. Dolores LaBargc of Edison, will be closed. FREE music will be rendered by the Mass Choir under the direc- : St. Cecelia's communicant Mrs. Beatrice Waddley of Paramus, Mrs. Jacqueline Hall Friday, November 25, Den 2, Girl Scout Troop 716, m tion of Mr. Bryant Richardson. planning Christmas Bazaar of San Diego, Mrs. Joan McGuigan of Conklin, N.Y., Mrs. 777 West Grand Avenue and Girl Scout Troop 1500 will meet at 7 p.m. In the afternoon at 4 p.m., the Abysinnian Baptist • Mrs. Antoinette Cantalupo Comarata, 80, died Nov. Marguerite Ryan of Kentucky and Mrs. Geraldinc Initial Consultation Saturday, November 26, the Alcoholics Anonymous Church, along with their Pastor, Dr. Perry Simmons of St: John the Apostle with a variety of books, at home after a brief illness. McDonald of Houston, Texas; and four grandchildren. Rahway, New Jersey 07065 Group will meet at 6 p.m. 388-3636 Newark, will be our guests in concluding our 96th church School will hold its Christ- games, toys and household _• Born in Newark, she lived in Avenel before moving to Monday,Novembcr 28, Den 3 will meet at 3:30 p.m. At A prufr^iunal & modrrn Rral F\latr anniversary services. We extend to the community and mas Bazaar at Valley Road, items for sale. Plants will be JRahway 15 years ago. ( itmpin> \prrU11/knR in fht \*k ind 7 p.m., Girl Scout Troop 450 will meet, and there will be a •pprakjl<>fK«h»ipp ) ho4bi friends an invitation to come and help us magnify the Lord Clark, on Wednesday, No- for sale as well. *%• Mrs. Comarata was a communicant of St. Cecelia's l Pack Meeting at the same time. General Practice with emphasis on prnprrilr*. for his goodness and mercy to us over the years. We will vember 30 from 9 a.m. to 3 Prizes can be won playing ijp. Church in Isclin. She also was a member of its Senior (201)396-0850 Tuesday, November 29, the ladies of the Workshop PERSONAL INJURIES OR DEATH 208 Central Avenue also observe our members of 25 and 50 years of service in p.m. "The Treasure Chest", along Ttizens Club. Michele Sangenito, 52 will meet at 10 a.m. Boy Scout Troop 47 will meet at 7:15 Rahway • 388-0154 the Second Baptist Church. Won't you come and help us The event will feature with balloon games, ring toss „• She was a member of the Knights of Columbus Senior RESULTING FROM: p.m. praise the Lord. freshly home-baked cakes, and many other games for jSizcns Club of Isclin. Michele Sangenito, 52, died Oct. 30 at John F. Ken- The Church is located at the corner of West Grand Every Wednesday evening at 7:30 p.m., mid-week cookies, fudge and cup- children to play. A raffle 1 Surviving arc her husband, Frank Comarata Sr.; two nedy Medical Center in Edison after a brief illness. Automobile Accidents * Falls & Unsafe Conditions Avenue and Church Street. prayer and Bible Study class is in progress; bring your Bible cakes. Craft tables will have table will be available with {is, Joseph of Clark and Frank Jr. of Old Bridge; three Born in Italy, he lived in Elizabeth 12 years before Medical Negligence ' Unsafe Products, & Machinos Dudley E. Painter, Jr many homemade items on large and small prizes. Sthers, John and Matthew Cantalupo, both of Newark, Workplace Accidents * Sovcrc Burns and a friend. moving to Avenel two years ago. REALTOR OSCEOLA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH The church is located on the corners of East Milton sale and a "gift" table will Lunch featuring chicken I Joseph Cantalupo of Union; three sisters, Mrs. Mr. Sangenito was the proprietor of the Hollywood also be featured. There will The Rev. S. Timothy Pretz will preach at the 10 a.m. Avenue and Lawrence Street. nuggets, meatball sand- UhcrincParrillo of Newark, Mrs. Elsie Kaplan of Bloom- Cleaners in the Petcrstown section of Elizabeth 12 years. OTHER SERVICES INCLUDE: worship service of the Osceola Presbyterian Church at the be a White Elephant table wiches, hot dogs, sodas, dd and Mrs. Frances Catalano of Belleville; four grand- He also was employed as a tailor by Abraham & Straus in Realty Charles Brewer School on Sunday (Nov. 27). For his ser- SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH coffee, tea, ice cream and 5ldrcn; and three great-grandchildren. Woodbridgc Ccnterthe past two years. Real Estate * Commercial Transfers US WeotfieW Ava. mon topic he has chosen: "In Him We Find Hope." The OF RAHWAY cupcakes will be available. He was a communicant of St. Anthony's R. C. Church, Incorporations ' Condominium S. Planning 1 Clorfc REALTOR* Worship Committee members, Violet Lodato, Paul The November 27 worship service is at 11 a.m. The St. Mary's students The highlight of the Elizabeth. Wills & Estates ' Municipal Court Matters ' Divorce & Adoptions * Contract Disputes Hadsall, Edward Rudyk and Florence Anderson, will light Rev. Josephine C. Cameron will preach. Supervised Crib raise $$ for needy Christmas Bazaar will be Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Carmcla DiFluri San- Real Estate-Insurance the first candle on the Advent wreath during the worship Room during worship. Church School, 9:30 a.m.; Upper "Pictures With Santa" fea- genito; two sons, Joseph and Michael, both of Avenel; two Personalized Service Is What Mortgages-Appraisals service. Fellowship hour follows. Room Bible Class, 9:40 a.m. turing same day service and Michael Remo, 71; daughters, Miss Tina Sangenito of Rahway and Miss Linda St. Marys-Rahway Public free candy canes for every- 8MILE8 OF SUCCESS... Parishioners of Saint Mary's, Bill & Mary Davis, are shown Our Reputation Is Built On! Sunday school for all ages and "An Experiment in Scheduled meetings include: Sangenito of Avenel; and a brother, Felice Sangenito, in CONVENIENT LOCATION & HOURS 32 Yri. of very p«rsonal service School Religious Education one. The public is invited to with the Pastor, Rev. Michael Feketle at the church's "Grand Slam" fundraiser, Oct. Faith and Caring" Class meets each Sunday morning at 9. Monday, Nov. 28, 9:30 a.m. - Coordinating Team, students, under the direction Italy. Presbyterian Women. attend. 22. WWII Army veteran MEMBERS OF In the afternoon at 4, our Seminary Assistant, Mark Elliott, of Theresa Mikajlo, col- 727 RARITAN ROAD, SUITE 201 -B 396-0606 UNION COUNTY will lead the junior fellowship group. Wednesday, Nov. 30,7:30 p.m. - Pastor's Bible Class. EVE. MULTIPLE 381-6494 lected more than $200 Michael Remo, 71, died Nov. 8 al the Fandlakc Hospi- CLARK, NEW JERSEY 07066 The church office will be closed on Thursday (Nov. Thursday, Dec. 1,7 p.m. - Choir rehearsal. LISTING SERVICE toward the purchase of i^Tin Orlando, Fla., after a brief illness. 382-5012 599 St. Georges Ave 24) and Friday (Nov. 25) in observance of the Thanksgiv- Friday, Dec 2, noon - Woman's Club of Rahway. Thanksgiving food for the ing holiday. '*! Born in Elizabeth, he moved to Parlin 16 years ago. Booklet offers nutrition RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE Rahway needy in their recent bumper ' •. Mr. Remo was employed as a brewer by the Anheuscr- The senior fellowship meets on Tuesday (Nov. 29) sticker sale. 1 Rahway church to Brewery Co., Newark, 31 years, retiring six years under the leadership of Miss Donna Kolactis, at the distribute blessed All proceeds have been tips to over-50 seniors Charles Brewer School at 7 pan. donated to St. Mary's Social You Should Be Thinking About A Certified Circle #2 will meet at the home of Mrs. William Clark, bread at holiday Mass He was an Army veteran of World War II. Concerns Committee, under • ;• Surviving arc his wife, Mrs. Felicia Pctrone Remo; Audiologists 15 State Street, Clark on Wednesday (Nov. 30) at 8 pjn. the direction of James St Mary's Parish in Rah Director of Music & Liturgy, three sons, Frank W. of Fort Meyers, Fla., Michael A. Jr. The key to an active The following recipe Providing Movelle. Thanks were ex- way will observe Thanksgiv- with prayers and music of Parlin and Marc A. of Woodbridgc; two daughters, Mrs. lifestyle at any age is good from the booklet creates an WILL • Hearing pressed to the parishioners ing with a con-celebrated 9 specially chosen for Thanks- - Barbara D, Gonzalez of Clark and Mrs. Jane K; Thurston health,. and the nonprofit .interesting main dish low in Testing FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF RAHWAY for their generosity. fat and sodium, and pro- This Spot a.m. Mass on November 24. giving. o( Parlin; two brothers, Anthony J. of Cranford and Leo American Institute for No Need To Put It Off Any Longer • Hearing The Reverend Donald N. Scofield, Pastor of the First During the liturgy all present Cancer Research has pub- vides important vitamins Baptist Church, will preach at the 9:45 ajn. Service of Wor- During Thanksgiving •,Pf iniano of Oakland; two sisters; Mrs. Leonora Masch and Could Aids wil»tli receiv• e »blesse • d• •brea d" to lished a new booklet which and nutrients for older ship on November 27. week, Jim Movelle, chair- jilts. Marge Cichinski, both of Carlstadt; seven grandchil- be shared at the family meal. offers a variety of informa- adults. It should preferably Be Yours Our choir, under the leadership of Ms. Alice D. Fir- person of St. Mary's Social •3r<5n; and a great-grandchild. $1 K (201)321-7063 The bread to be dis- Rahway church tion on good nutrition and be served with poppyseed- gau, Director of Music, will sing an anthem during the wor- Concerns Committee, and tributed was baked by themembers of the parish dis- welcomes how to stay in better health covered noodles, brown Complete Cost JL \J ship experience. Child care is provided throughout the during the later years of life. rice, or wheat pilaf and 574-1200 IS JOHNSON morning for young children in the Nursery. Confirmation candidates in tributed a van-load of food newest member St. Mary's Religious Educa- to needy families in the com- _i'BeJYour_Best: Nutrition green salad[JOT a meal that Kaplan, Feingold, Kaplan Our Christian Education Program begins at 11 a.m. JerryValter, 89; is as good tasting as it is REHABlLiTATlOfr | Jion Program. munity. PICKING A WINNER ... Chairwoman of the recent After 50," focuses on the -There are classes for all age groups"inTffieliurturing^of cmr^ St. Mary's Parish in Rah- nutritionally sound: Attorneys-at-Law A special liturgy booklet All are invited to join St. "Grand Slam" fundralsing raffle, Theresa Mikajlo, is changing nutritional needs INSTITUTE faith. way recently welcomed its of the mature person. These AIIJl.ilol with has been prepared for the Mary's, a service-oriented shown with Saint Mary's Pastor Rev. Michael Feketle as born in Czechoslovakia 5 Cooke Ave., Carteret New Jersey 07008 Jutui V. Kmrmlv M«lKnl Cmlit On Tuesdays, the exercise group meets at 7:30 p.m. in newest member, Sarah TICKETED... Chairperson of the "Grand Slam" Fund- occasion by Janice Fech, parish, on Thanksgiving] Rev. Edward Myers and Rev. Harold Hermanns look on. can include requiring fewer Thi' Rotx-it Wood Johnson Jr. the living room. Louise Lanigan, sister of raiser at Saint Mary's, Theresa Mikajlo (left), is pictured Mint Chicken With Fruit Rehabilitation Institute The lucky winners of the grand prize were Bill and ; calories and increased needs Wednesdays: choir rehearsal at 7:30 p.m. in the choir Elizabeth Theresa, and with Parishioner Pat Bentley at the successful October ' Jerry Valtcr, 89, died Nov. 10 at the Cranford Health 4 chicken breasts, skin- 541-4235 At John F. Ktmtdy Medical Center Grace Keefe of Rahway. |h'a"nd Extended Care Center, Cranford, after a brief illness. for certain vitamins, mine- Edlien, N.J. room. daughter of Mary Lou and affair. rals and other nutrients. less, boneless or with bone On Thursdays at 7:30 p.m., Pastor Scofield leads a Bob Lanigan. St. Mary's Born in Czechoslovakia, he came to this country many 6 oz. apricot nectar McCarrick named ars ago. He lived in Roselle Park for 40 years before The booklet explains these midweek service of prayer and Bible study in the living congratulated the Lanigan Read The Bible. nutritional changes, and of- 20 oz. canned pineapple room. family on the Baptism of moving to Elizabeth two years ago. chunks, save juice to Vatican post The Way To Go! Mr. Valtcr was a machinist for the Hubcny Brothers fers practical tips on how to You are invited to be a part of the worship of God at their daughter and thanked meet changing require- 1 tsp. dried, crushed mint the First Baptist Church. them for sharing the occa- National Bible Week serves benefit from daily Bible read- ANKSQVINGv • Co.s Roselle, many years, retiring in 1964. leaves Pope John Paul II hasand welcoming them into the Mr. Valtcr's wife, Mrs. Emily Kuncz Valter, died in ments. It includes recipes named the Most Reverend sion with over 60 of the as an annual reminder of the ing. We hope to especially 1 medium onion, thinly remarkable family of faith vast treasures of wisdom and reach our nation's youth with 1983. for dishes low in fat and Theodore E. McCarrick, church's First Eucharist ... A Time for us to sliced and love that is our Arch- guidance to be found in the this message during National Surviving arc a brother, Laddie Valtcr of Rahway; and sodium. Archbishop of Newark, as a children and their families. 2 medium carrots, shred- ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH diocese." Bible. Every American can Bible Week 1988. Count our Blessings . . . a sister, Mrs. Mary Schorr of Boynton Beach, Fla. "As we mature our Special Introductory Offer... The Congregation will observe Sunday, November member of the Pontifical bodies change and our nu- ded 27, as the First Sunday of Advent. There will be a celebra- Commission for Migration tritional needs change," 16 oz. mandarin oranges, and Tourism. The Arch- drained Tilt ATOO MbDB tion of the Holy Eucharist at 7:30 a.m. An informal Cof- noted Christine Murray, III CWTU1 AVI. fee Hour follows. bishop had been serving as a Director of Education for 2 tbsp. currants F.O. tOI INI , KJ. 070U To mark the beginning of the new Christian Year, consultor of the commission. BUSINESS ENVELOPES William Scruggs, 89 the Institute and the editor Preheat the oven to 350 there will be a Service of Advent Lessons with Anthems of this new booklet. degrees. In a baking dish, enuine 500 Letterheads — Certificate Bond and Hymns at 9:30 a.m. Members of the congregation The commission respon- She explained that the In- lay the chicken in a single Certificate CUSTOM PRINTED Bond will read the various portions of Holy Scripture. The sible for the spiritual welfare ?' William H. Scruggs Sr. 89, died Oct. 27 at Union stitute published the book- layer, breast side up. Mix retail prio* SM-M together the apricot nectar, etterhead choir is under the direction of Elizabeth Maury. The first of those who live away from Top quality 24 Lb. White Wove Envelopes hospital after a long illness. let to help people under- Candle on the parish Advent Wreath will be lit at this home, unites all pastoral ef- pineapple juice and mint, 500 #10 Envelopes 24 Lb. White Wove printed with your firm's name and address SPECIAL ! Born in New Canton, Va., he lived in Westfield stand that making sound time. forts of the Church, includ- before moving to Roselle 11 years ago. nutritional choices can de- and pour over the chicken. Printed in black ink. The Feast of St. Andrew will be observed on ing the care of emigrants and in black ink. I- Mr. Scruggs was employed as a chemical operator for crease the risk for cancer Lay the onion slices and Wednesday, November 30, with a celebration of the Holy tourists, under one roof. It the C.J. Osborne Co. in Linden for 10 years, retiring in and other health problems. shredded carrots over the Eucharist in the Chapel at 10 a.m. followed by the Sacra- also encompasses the Apos- 1966. "Be Your Best: Nutrition chicken. Bake at 350 de- grees for 30 minutes. Add ment of Holy Unction (Spiritual Healing). tolate of the Sea, Apostolate w/coupon only He served as a foster grandfather of children at the After Fifty," may be obtain- FAST SERVICE - TRY US the fruit on the sides of the $ 00 The Church is located at the corner of Elm Avnue of the Air, and the Aposto- all orders can b« picked up Woodbridge State School for four years and received an ed free by sending a stamp- and Irving Street in the downtown area of Rahway. late to People on the Move. dish, and sprinkle with the l)onor for outstanding services. ed (45 cents postage), self- Both for only 6% NJ. s.tes Tax £ 5 Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Madelind Scruggs; two addressed, business size currants. Return to the Archbishop McCarrick *jns, William H. Jr. of Linden, and Charles of New York envelope to the American oven for another 10 min- UNION COUNTY BAPTIST CHURCH was the first New Jersey Bi- ™ ATOM TABLOID Atom Tabloid •M^; a sister, Mrs. Rebecca Scruggs of Rahway; nine Institute for Cancer Re- utes, or until the chicken is OF CLARK shop to be appointed to a The Equivalent of a complete religious encyclopedia in one grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren and eight great- search, ' Dept. BY1, Wash- done. On Sunday, the Main Worship Service will be at 11 Vatican commission when No. 10 Reg. No. 10 Rtg. No. 10 window No. 10 window master reference edition. With the most beautiful padded bind- great-grandchildren. ington, D.C. 20069. The recipe should yield Quantity Block Ink Plus 1 color Black Ink Plus 1 Color ing ever placed on the Holy Scriptures. a.m., and the EveningService at 6. Sunday school will begin he was named consuftqr in 500 four servings, each contain- at 9:45 a.m. for children, youth and the mentally handi- April, 1987. 25.00 43.50 26.00 44.50 Protestant • King James Version Catholic-The New American Bible ing 404 calories, 107 mg. of capped, and at 10 a.m. for the adults. Children's Church 1,000 61.50 63.50 CathOhC M*on THE NEW AMERICAN BIBLE sodium and 5 grams of fat. In November 1987, The 38.50 40.50 9 eov> »• OW and »*•» T*tiw«t i A totttui n*w translation m wmpt*. modern. tM>iy will be at 11 a.m. National Conference of o*« 60 000 ttMM ratvmca*. nnmm 7 :4 PAGE 14 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1988 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1988 PAGE 15 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBUC NOTICE BECAUSE THE PEOPLE MUST KNOW" 1J Notice of the names of persons appearing as the owners of unclalftjjjf J P H &GH0O11 amounts held by the Rahway Savings Institution: ,'- « Name Address Allen Harry S. 962 Leesville Ave., Rahway 34981 SERVICE DIRECTORY Andrews E.M, 1105 Westfleld Ave.. Rahway 500-096-6 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE Avallone Kevin 1588 Irving St., Rahway 35393 ARTHUR L. JOHNSON REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL DIAL-A- Boctgalupo Elinor 1434 Church St., Rahway 23020 RAHWAY HIGH SCHOOL 315 Carnegie St., Linden 30079 Brlggs Barbara » AND RAHWAY INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL NOTICE OF TAX SALE nr Michelle Frank Wietry, Jr. Notice of Sale by the City of Rahway of Real Property situated m Brown Arlene 1456 Lawrence St., Rahway 25316 Burwell William E. 319 High St., Newark 39264 Week of November 28, 1988 WINDOWMAN the City of Rahway, Union County, New Jersey, (or unpaid taxes and 32763 Enterprises other municipal bens. Crapanzano Patricia M 460 W. toman Ave., Rahway BAYS • BOWS • GARDEN WINDOWS 40260 PUBUC NOTICE U hereby given that Roger E Pribu»h, Collector Davis Laurel 749 Linden Ave.. Rahway Each luncheon may contain % pint of whole or Home Improvement Co., Inc. of Taxes of the City of Rahway and SaOy Ann Dt RJni, Assistant CoDec- Dodman Thomas G 383 Coolidge Dr., Kenllworth 25874 A list of many skJm milk. • Custom Fit Minimum Ad 1X3 tor of Taxes of the City of Rahway, will offer at Public Auction on Friday or Valerie satisfied customers the 16th day of December, 1988, at Un o'clock ki the forenoon (pravati- Dodman Thomas G or 383 Ccolldge Dr., 29992 •Draft free • Roofing • Decks SERVICE • f«J»s nr in • Ing time) In the Council Chamber! of the Rahway City Hall, City Hall Valerie A 1TF Kathleen Kenilworth MONDAY • 7, Thermal • Siding • Replacement Plaza, in the City of Rahway, Union County, New Jersey, the several Dodman Thomas G or 383 Coolidge Dr., . 29907 ' IcrM«> litcMtd • Ntrcr Ni*d fainfing ., Luncheon No. 1: Chicken cutlet on bun. • Profusions) luifolofwn Valerie ITF Merideih Kenllworth • Additions Windows PEOPLt FOR lots and parcels of land and real property hereinafter set forth which are Luncheon No. 2: Barbecued beef on bun. described in accordance with the last Tax Duplicate Including the name Fidelity Union Bank 765 Broad St., 30050 Ho«n: 9-5, Mea.-Fri. • Dormers Tilt-in Sash ' $400° * Luncheon No. 3: Spiced ham and cheese sand- • Carpentry ANIMALS of the owners as shown on the Duplicate In the City of Rahway. Estate of Nellie Coffey Rahway '••'"• 634-4244 450 Mwsy *>t 9-2, Sttimhy • 7/i" Double Pane Insulated glass ewelers Footman Joann 315 Camegia St.. 38201 wich. , N.J. liMiistd t Uttvni RAHWAY TRAVEL '79 and newer The sale will be made at the time and place aforesaid. Solid vinyl-easy to clean The amounts set forth below represent a complete statement of all ITF Darrln Linden . Each of the above luncheons will contain choice DOMESTIC & FOREIGN Low Coit Freeman Leroy C Complete Home Remodeling Rigid Aluminum master frame domestic cars municipal charges against the property existing on December 31,1987, 1636 Lawrence St. 32340 of two: potatoes, vegetable, chilled juice. £.Vi»C TRAVEL u Rahway in any condition • Fine Jewelry Including Improvement Assessment Installments not yet due, together TUESDAY SEAMLESS Wayne TN* Add-A-Levels GROUP TOURS • CRUISES with Interest on all items computed to December IS, 1988, EX- Jones Pamela V 334 Steams St.. Rahway 39293 completely installed Repairs Spay/Neuter Clinic 14773 . Luncheon No. 1: Italian cheese calzone. GUTTERS MAWTfMANCf "111 bring my showroom RAIL CLUDING the 2% cost of sale, as per P.L. 1983, Chapter 478, approv- Lucadamo John T 2144 Grey Ave., Evanston 111. Made on your job site. . . Viveiros w/aluminum caping, caulking M0T0RS*BAOUT0RS • Work Done on 433 Hillside Ate., Hillside ed January 12, 1984. McGreevey Caroline 10 Stlma Ave., 23522 ' Luncheon No. 2: Frankfurter on roll. colors available. Solid vinyl INC. to the comfort of your home" & removal of storm window CONFIRMATIONS MADE INSTANTLY TMNSftflSSIONS The sale will be made In fee to such person as will purchase the pro- or Veronica M Carteret - Luncheon No. 3: Egg salad sandwich. & aluminum siding, roofing, Btctricoi Contractor BY OUR COMPUTERIZED SYSTEM Quality Veterinary Care 22669 REAR EHDS'OSED TIRES Premises perty, subject to redemption at the lowest rate of Interest, but In no case McGreevey John P or 10 Stima Ave. . Each of the above luncheons will contain: replacement windows, For Appointment Please Caff In excess of 18% per annum. Veronica M. Carteret sky lites Residential/ NO IUV1C! CHAICi fOI vegetable, fruit, jello. • Office cleaning If at the sale a person shall offer to purchase, subject to redemption Moulton Thomas W or 610 Hamilton St., 40228 Commercial STOP IN. . . IBUYATKJHS ^jT. WEDNESDAY ENT. INC • Complete floor core •'•••• MoiwCrtdn ClTilTt Bruce' $ at the rate of Interest less than 1%, h« may In lieu of any rate of interest Claire M. Rahway Fully Insured 964-6887 ___ to redeem, offer a premium over and above the amount of taxes or other Nolan Kathleen 39 Mitchell Ave., Plscataway 39317 Luncheon No. 1: Macaroni and cheese; bread • Janitorial service 3810381 FOR PRICES Onr 100,000 c*f* « feas or* tottnyri k N.J. awwdry charges, as in law specified, due to the municipality and the property 13 Tracey Dr.. 23206 ^494-5472^ & Bonded lie & fully ins. free est. MC0VJ9 fMJf flT# MWOTftw Pentz Donald C or ah4 butter, tossed salad w/dresslng, fruit. ON BAY Auto Wrecking Inc. shall be struck off and sold to the bidder who offered to pay the amount MUltown "No job too small" 499 7116 :«i£,,.... #" Carrie P Luncheon No. 2: Hamburger on bun. Choice of Financing available of taxes or other charges plus the highest'amount of premium. 359 Linden Ave., Rahway 25120 Super Saver o. "24 hr. Ftmok Cati $20 • femcfe Dogs $25-$35 Reilly Robert K. Leof 4 Gutter Screen* > AND BOW 381-8800 1082 St. Gtorgtt Av». Payment for the sale shall be made before the conclusion of the sale Sera Catherine A. 217 Auth Ave., Iselin 29566 two: potatoes, tossed salad w/dressing, fruit. 855-9584 emergency service" 388-2457 Merit Cats $15 • Mote D«gi $20-$30 installed FREE with Fully Ins. FreeEst. 35 E. MILTON AVE. Railway (next to Drug Fair) by CASH OR CERTIFIED CHECK ONLY, or the property shall be ITF Ann Luncheon No. 3: Tuna salad in a pita; shredded every gutter job. Ik. Ho. 8047 WINDOWS 95 KESVIUi AVE. RAHWAY Mettaid«rf*dlinwc«toffM< ' ' 354 ENRICHMENT PROGRAM ... Bud Taylor, right, a member of the Kiwanis Club of Three from area Rahway, Is pictured with Frank Brunette, Superintendent of Rahway Public Schools and Mrs. Adele Magnolia, Director of Curriculum Instruction for the Rahway Public 2:?5 are Pick-6 Schools. At the last weekly, meeting of the club, the two educators explained the Enrichment Program that deals with the gifted and talented students in grades 7 bonus finalists through 12. The funding for this program was provided by Merck & Co. They pointed . 3 Year Engine _ out that over 200 students have been identified as candidates for the program which 40LH» Warranty 1 A top prize of $1 million, puts them on a fast track curriculum. Students are encouraged to enter the voluntary Indoor/ Save $50 payable over 20 years, will be program when asked. The Kiwanis Club of Rahway, celebrating Its 65th anniversary, 3 HP SNO-EATER Outdoor Set at stake when the NJ. Lot- meets on Wednesdays at 12:15 at the Columbian Club in Rahway. 21" SNOW THROWER tery holds is 100th Pick-6 Lotto Million Dollar Bonus • Single Stoge Game grand prize drawing Designed for use on outside • 2 cycle tecumteh engine on Wednesday, November decorations os well-as inside^ » Fold down loop hondle 30, at the Atlantis Hotel and Casino in Atlantic City. There arc 250 finalists for COtDUJJ the drawing, which will begin sauwNivn • Indudn ilenid 1 pt.ll»i b,ti at 12:15 p.m. The finalists I •demount dnrjar represent all 21 counties and No. 04.JOMSJ five arc from out of state. • 7 iptwft with r The top prize is a 20-ycar 28" • Conrn conpUtt annuity of $1 million, plus 2nd through 10th prizes ^CHECKOUT OUR totaling $100,000 in cash. Every finalist is guaranteed at least $250. Finalists get into the drawing by match- ing, in exact order, the five- SECTION digit Million Dollar Bonus D Trees • Balls Game number picked twice O Bows D lifes • weekly as part of the tele- Hardware vised drawings for the Pick- D Ribbon Q Togs 6 Lotto twice-weekly game. See your Helpful Hardware D Paper • Ornaments ^FWW %VIA^F^F - ,. ITIUIManI