PAGE 12 THURSDAY. APRIL 6, 1972 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT ^ Union County Trust Co. POLICE BLOTTER
MONDAY, MARCH 27 is missing. May Imperil Programs Merges, Gets New ISSame Last Saturday the Canton THURSDAY, MARCH 30 A new bank. United Mr. Raymond W. Bauer, House, 1540 Irving Street, L. Evans of 402 Hamilton Plans for expansion uf a Senator Rinaldo explained Counties Trust Company, who announced the effective reported a break, entry and Street reported a break, eh- pilot rheumatic fever pre- chat the Heart Association was formed when Union date, said stockholders of larceny. Entry was gained try and larceny. Entry was vention prograjn could be has conducted free throat County Trust Company, Ell- Keansburg-Mlddletown Na- through a bathroom window apparently made through an imperiled by a shortage uf cultures on pupils in the zabeth, and Keansburg-Mid- tlonal Bank will receive 2.6 on which the bars were cut open bedroom window. About NEW JERSEY'S OLDES^TEfeKL^NEWSPAPER EST. 1822 funds. State Senator Matthew Rah way school system for dletown National Bank, Mid- shares of United Counties and pulled toward the out- $47 in currency was stolen J. Rlnaldo of L'mun said the [jst two years. The dletown, merged at the close Trust Company on a tax-side leaving a small opening, together with ,20 record al- today. Senator Rinaldo, who threat cultu res are tested of business March 31. As a free exchange basis for each Outside in the dirt a very bums valued at $100. is chairman of the fund drive tu detect the presence of result of me merger. United of their shares. small footprint was discov- FRIDAY, MARCH 31 conducted by the I "niun strep toe nc *- a 1 infection, Counties Trust Company has ered. Aiout $150 in bills John P. Schweitzer, Jr. County Chapter of the Amer- which :> frequently a lore- 25 banking locations inMon- and change was stolen from of Bloomfield reported his RAHWAY, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1972 ican Heart Association, re- [••NIIIU r .)! rheumatic fever. mouth, Somerset and Union R. J. Falk Realty the cash register. car stolen from Parking Lot Counties with total assets of ported that prelim ma r> re- "in jjixniun tu cutting back WEDNESDAY C. over $335 million. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29 turns on the t-ebri.ary i,.:\J. >>n the threat culture project, Mrs. Elsie Burke of 670 drive were disa^j. uisuia^. we alsn mi£h[ be required to Raymond W. Bauer and Barnes P. M. Peck Grove Street reported a _ 2 The Heart Fund has realize George W. Bauer, former Rob- curratl expansion >>t our ef- R. J. Falk Realty, 805 break, entry and larceny. a little more than $fn < ,0* 'u, president and board chair- e Edison f. rts "In TeK-m.-rry," he con- Innttan Avenue, Colonia, an- The lock was pried off the which is 40 percent short -ji man of Union County Trust was recovered on Albermar- Unud. I'hifc, invulvt-b ln- l.IoNb A I PLAY...Members ot the Clark Lions Club and their wives attended the nounces the appointment of rear door to gain entry. the $100,UOO gual fi-r tt-.f 1 Company respectively, will le Street. Tfie left rear fen- staliatik ii , ol , hone s\ stems annual charity ball of Lions District 16-E in the Robert Treat Hotel, Newark. Philip M. (Phil) Peck as Several rooms were ran- drive. it; am bti 1 anc es fo r use in condnue to serve in these der of the vehicle was dam- Pictured at the affair are, left to right, seated, Mrs. William Sangiuliano, Mr. and head of their business op- sacked, and $100 In currency aged. "l.'niess collections \r.\ - [ rjiibiii Ltang e 1 e c t r o-car- Mrs. Stephen Drenkowski, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Futnoky; standing, Mr. and ' " -~- * •< DstSCti VGS 3.X6 MONDAY, APRIL 3 prove within the- nt-xt H u d'.<. '.crjiri into rm ition uii Mrs. Casper Lutz, Mr. Sangiuliano, a candidate for governor of District 16-E; weeks, OTe Heart -crri-i •• ii ,i : v i- a-ftr-nttj—W+KT—ttT-rr- f A hammer head was thrown "TUTST TOrm Flanagan^ tvrr:—Ktansnjarr; ' ' :—WH±hH«—ftetaeon—amHvU with the Spirit Shop Inman tlenry Schieferstein of tion will be t'orc ~ Avenue^ Colonia, for TI Plain field nepui ted, that- bade on its plan tlonal Bank, named residency to Boston. chairman 1 / X spent money for debris re- ''Pork barrel operations appropriation.-Lwould the rheumatic feve 959. He is a mpval a.id that the money txOTi progi'iim in nrn hutlxjqs tu ARMED FORCES Douglas^Warti During ore than a month committee. All directors television set 1 flood control | the grade of the should not be tolerated by g ljcion oifl- at sea. nd his shipmates serving bodi banks now con- Robinson's Branch bed Is went "down the drain." He y Council member or die The Council recessed for wide level," tu- .K Coast Guard Petty Officer galled the project a "pork search-and- sritate--tn ^c^rd_^f_Unltcd pe Chamber-QIC. Qmig constant and ffiit the Orchard DubUc," Mr. Lawrence de- 20 minutes to discuss g :ra a plckup cab.A bo x containing ™1 operation because rust-Company. .L—HTC—M ylTcgT1 ?Tr cost of the nrotect E&red. He added that the therfip lr they have not ^ — —^gTr,T-y Orchard, SgeeL^pjablem Eiremen InteL irtso-J^aTo-1-d ©ol ^M^n to be generg or f,- ta~ ir?~ Coancii at its "Monday ld ho ^F pruventrun and " telemt try lorth Atlantle on Ueeatifata- graptricr- Mrs. Johrr D'Addaxio of 1630 As Smoky Fire programs are tangible ex- tion Delta aboard the high search oh ocean station arid pointed chairman of the new Store Association. anii Ie^ ' ! tile work being lssex Street, Rahway, is aendurance Coast Guard Cut- should return to Boston In Monmouui County regional f Ti}U members < "weekend warrior" at the Mr. Peck is the delegate ji :n LA iieari Fund dollars,' ter Chase homeported at late April. board. from the NJPSA to the Na- payers Assocladon. '..-- s ud. Because the> are.\aval Air Reserve Training Let Anthony's Est. 1919 I nit in Lakehurst. ticmarl tiquoT Store As- The vote was unanimous Damages House t such vital ini^'ortance, \v e Street and Lakeside Drive, spilled at Rahway Junior Hi 1 sociation. He formerly ser- on die amended versioiv -of— I\--at read', our goal.' As a member of the Naval the WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29 School. Washed down by fire" - "ed as a member of the Install SECURITY •jmrrmi.—.in IM . -» ordinance. The measure Two Clark Townshi;: fire- Air Reserve, he attends a Small fire ia vacant house men. l men were- in jure J. lut>[ weekend drill once a month oodbrldge Township In- _ _ ^-> '"
RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD CLARK PATRIOT PAGE 2 THURSDAY. APRIL 13. 1972 Misses Vella, liessaros, Rosary Society Peddler's Fair to be held by Mcets the Volunteer Guild ofMem- William SchuHz E¥3§ss Paulick, Violinist orial General Hospital, Kirpan Cited for "--•- The Rosar Tomorroy Altar wSociety Union, on Saturday, May 13, of St. Mary's Roman Catho- jVet&A and in the hospital's parking lot Chosen to Head To Perform in Newark Miss Ellen Kirpan of 660 High School, Clark, is a lic Church, Rahway, will on Galloping Hill Road. Elm Avenue, and Mies Helen liberal arts major. She is meet tomorrow evening with The James J. Toal of 116 Dor- The grand esquire, Wil- Msssaros of 1901 Mont- The fair, a fund-raising yB,rL Delif««« Newark Community Miss Paulick, a graduate the daughter of Mr.andMrs. recitation of the rosary and *»y Sato BaseT set Drive, Clark, was liam Francis, assistedinthe gomery Street, both of Rah- roject, will be open from riClCU KCIIICC3 Center of the Arts will fea- of Rahway High School, is Stefan Klrpaji. benediction beginning at & installed as exalted ruler of ceremonies that were way, and M.ss Joan Vella Douglas N. Baumann Jr.. The major purposes of '10 a.m.'to 6 p.m. Admissiod n wiiK.m iw,ni, *i> h ,,„ cure violinist Janet E. studying violin and viola with Clark Lodge 2327, Benevo- attended by Charles Zulauf, Miss Messaros, a grad- o'clock in the church. ~ 4 a of 1139 Maurice Avenue, son of Mr. and Mrs. Doug- the conference for matricu- wll, ^ free^ [n ^ evem of wa^ ch^en priSden^f tne ?*^ " ^ital on Sun- Samuel Applebaum at *e lent and Protective Order of Ralph Sanders, George uate of Rahway High School, The service will be led by lasN. Baumann of 433 Lake- laied members of the class da A r11 23 at 3:3 m Clark, are among 25 Union is majoring in liberal arts/ rain, the event will be held newly-forced organization V- P - ° P- " Manhattan School of Masic. Elks by the grand exalted Cruise, Carl Bauer, Stephen College sophomores who Rev. Edward J.Myers,mod- side Drive, Rahway, Is on of 1974 are to facilitate un- the following Saturday. g e ruler, Harrison S. Barnes. C y m b a 1 u k, William education and is the daugh- erator. the dean's list of Colby Col- derstanding the programs calTed MeTck Re°tir ee1 *theatr *e center'at 186s Clintocommunitn Avey- violiShne instructmethod sa itn th thee Newar Suzulkd were elected to lota Xi Chap- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Exhibitors interested in The unit is under the Jur- The formal induction also Young, Fred Koller, Howard ter of Pni Theta Kappa, na- A business meeting will lege, Watervllle, Me., for offered at Centenary and to obtaining booths may call Isdiction of Rahway Local nue> Newark. The public is Community Center of the presented the Jewels of of flee R. Bethke, William Ball,' Messaros. follow ln the school audi- the first semester. focus attention on methods dii f R l Arts and teaches violin at tional rwo-year college Mre. Leonard H. Nusbaum 8-575 of the Oil. Chemical to Edward R. Simpson, lead- Wilbur Moyer, Fred Moore i CONGRATULATIONS .. . James J. Toal, newly-installed Miss Vella, a graduate of torium with the introduction Mr. Baumann, a graduate of achieving Individual goals. the Academy of Music and honorary scholastic society. Mother Seton Regional High at 086-2069. and Atomic Workers Inter- ing knight; David Taylor, and Nat Platt from theG exalted ruler of Clark Lodge 2327, BPO Elks, is con- Induction ceremonies will of members of the nominating of Rahway High School, is a Theatre in Bronxvllle, N.Y. lecturing knight; Edward P. Lodge. School, Clark, is enrolled committee. Final plans for A son, Michael Warren, national Union, AFL-CIO. She is a member of the gratulated by .Frederick Lawrence, past exalted ruler. be conducted on Tuesday at sophomorp e majorinj g in A son, M :chael Dr. Donald A. Fischer of Theodore Krulikowski was Getchis, treasurer; Joseph Howard Miller, youth acti- as a liberal arts/education a card party and fashion was born to Mr. and Mrs. American String Teachers 8 p.m. in the theatre of the major. She is the daughter American studies Clark, a podiatrist with an elected secretary. B. Pozntak, chaplain; Wil- vities chairman of the Clark show on April 21 will be Michael Kovach of 217 Lex.- Association and the Music campus center at the Cran- of Mr. and Mrs. Edward office at 1271 Westfield Ave- Support of the new group liam E. Grush, tiler; Wil- Lodge, presented scholar- discussed by chairlady Kathy Appoinrments of Gary ington Boulevard, Clarlc, on FLIGHT TO ARUBA !S AWARD . . . Douglas Nelson right, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines Educators Association of DONATION TO FUND ... Check for $1,422.75, raised ford campus. nue, Rahway, was director was pledged by Edward Kosty, liam F. Crosby, Justice of ship prizes to William Louis Police Say Pair Tried Keefe. executive and Leo L. Tonner, vice president of Schering Corporation, second from New Jersey. by Clark Lodge 2327, BPO Elks, for the Brian Mega A student must be in the Kaplan of Fort Lee to be Feb. 23 ln Rahway Hospital. of the seminar, "The Ad- president, of Local 8-575. the subordinate form, Frank Etnziger of 1171 Old Raritan In 1968. following an audi- Fund, is presented to Brian by Paul Grutych, chairman upper 10% of the regularly manager of executive re- Mrs. Kovach is the former venture in Hducation," held right and a member of die Junior Achievement board of directors, discuss seat Meetings will be held at P. Rokoeny, loyal knight; Road and Joseph Benedict tion at the Shenandoah Con- of the fund-raising effort. With them are two lodge enrolled student body to re- cruitment and Ronald R. Ar- Miss Patricia Hanson. on Sunday in the Coachman selection and flight plan with Junior Achievers (1. to r.) Debra Granrath of 79 1 p.m. on the first Wednesday Andrew Zavoda, secretary; Sutter Jr. of 23 James Ave- sorvarory of Music in Vir- officers, Frederick Lawerence,left, and Frank Rokosny. To Cash Bad Checks ceive rtie award. nold of Old Bridge to be daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Inn, Cranford. Hlllcrest Drive, Clark, member of JA^IN Co., the Junior Achievement company of every month and will fea- Paul Gruytch, esquire; nue. The boys who attend ginia, Miss Paulick was se- The fund was instituted to help the Mega family pay for Clark police arrested two markets manager for the Warren Hanson of Rahway Dr. Fischer, who directed sponsored by the Singer Company; Eileen Henderson of 17 Joanna Place, Colonia, ture programs on Social Charles E. Driessens, inner Arthur L. Johnson Regional Mr. Frederick was char- Phi Theta Kappa, which is lected to be a member of four major surgical operations on Brian. men OTTFriday in the Frank- chemical division have been and granddaughter of Mrs. the event for the sixth con- member of MERCRAFT CO., sponsored by Merck & Co. Inc.; Kathleen White of Security, Medicare, hospit- guard; Anthony Jules, or- High School, Clark, and Ro- ged with possession of sto- regarded as the junior col- CLARK DRUGS ] H lin State Bank, Raritan Road announced by M I T Chem- Earl - Walter of Rahway. 15 Lefferts Lane, Clark, member of GENCO, sponsored by General Electric Com- the United States Student ganist; and Frederick Law- seUe Catholic High Scho. ' len property. Mr. Frederick lege eqjivalent of Phi Beta secutive year, stated that alization and other benefits Orchestra and accompanied and Westfield Avenue, and icals Inc., Rahway and Eli- th rough seminars such as pany, and Carl Ceiger of 775 W. Lincoln Avenue, Kahway, member of JAS1N CO., erence, trustee for five respectively, and their and Mr. Vasqaez werechar- Kappa, national— honorary 86 Westfield the orchestra on a good-will charged them with attempt- scholastic society, alms to Ave., Clark zabelh, a subsidiary of the M ss Constance Joseph oi rhe one held on Sunday pnd- sminsured hv the Singer Company. Junior Achievement of ems wgie guests uf tlie 1' ged with attempting to pass years. ing "to cash more than $300 promote scholarship, to de- American Can Company. latry has developed manv incentive and economic education award pruject Operation Aruba is scheduled for I- • concert tour of 10 Hurupean the bad checks. Kevin M. Smith of 30 Gloria are members countries. _ in worthless checks. Mr. Frederick is wanted velop character aid coculti- new techniques to cure foot departure on a KLM jet May 14. Otto L. Frederick, 39, of vate fellowship among Miss Lvnne L Maclver Street, both of Clark, were ailments that for years have Jersey, she has Goldinq Named Sales Manager in Cranbury on a charge of aC the next meeting on May 3. with the Hillside and Newark and Hector S. Vas- fraud and Mr. Vasquez is students of American junior daughter o? Mr and Mrs! named to the honors list lead to chronic disability. able Life Assurance Society cellence to the Hylite Com- during the week of April or fal1 by a-beth-Symphony Orches- Harry J. Golding, for- world-wide sales for the quez, 28, of East Orange wanted in E&eex-Gotmty--en colleges. F. ViUace Maciver of 371 * ^ semester Th seminar was attended ajnce I°o2 and has sold in pany, a Junior Achievement 23-28. Amboy General merly a sales supervisor Chemical Division^ Frank- tras; in New York, with the a_re_ alleged, ID haY& tried ta a-Char-ge-of-non—support^-ae— Miss- -K-trpaff,- a graduate aoctors Irom the excess of oneTmHToncTdTIars" fii*m sponsored by the Hyatt Last year both men placed Perth Amboy. _ wlth responsibility forjales furt. West Germany, Greenwich JHoase Symphony cash checks by using the cording to police. - of Mother Seton Regional n oi trie" of insurance in tfiej}a6t e^gnt plant in uiarK. uavianaslc Ins "more' 'tfiaiT uTn tri- of—aiHcas;—flatting- agentBv MTr^^Golding, a~gra name of n-Springfield -man. ~~y"e"aYBT He• l^Tcr~be~fioTrcrrecr--rec«ved -trre- plaque- from—dividual-' life—insarsmce—to Five—Kahway—ysuths— special" carbon—bltrcics""and—the;—NiSw'a'rlc~Coir< ~FTt3r~KST"Ti hTfF~l Y£ at—the—Brplormn—Hotei—tn Mi-. iUmm^triTt^Tr-behatf-of^rOTkr--mrrong—theMeadeT^^ committee chair- •utive in the Zlmi — udaei^plgiii^ni-ts mrtilectcU hi gfnSering, —joined—Ucguss suspicious TJf the'ldentJIica- st bo nllod in a hur- dents on Saturday, April 29, Florida for this achievement, the JA company. Joseph Metropolitan Life's 27,003 cast of ."The Boys From the fourth annual < The Equitable Life has Janet E. Paulick g Lutheran Church, the U.S. by Degussa, Inc., Inc.. in 1967. tion card produced by Mr. on the Hackettstown. campus Uiondo is Hyiite-'s advisor, sales representatives in the Syracuse" to be staged to- j „,.„,-,.) ry ... call! Whatever announced that Irwin Kimmel invtlw rn Rahway, Miss Paulick has been named sales mana- Mr. Golding, his wife, Frederick, alerted police. is a qualifying member of Patrick Montefusco, son — Unlted [aIeS d Ca a rr W 8:3 Among the selections M ss serves as Sunday School ger for the Pigments Maryann, and their childre- Police xepoxted -thax-Sev—_i the time, we will fill It HOUBSt &—±r THURS. J. PR1- 9— 9 PHONE 382-3336 of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Wendell T. Brtithaupt i -.r .. ? ^.: i?° ° ." ° P.-™' ^ ^ t E Dlvieion. We succeeds Gerd ide at 101 Madison Avenue, the Million Dollar Round Ta- Paulick will perform are teir^"" s eral ramdred dollars wortfi iminodicrtGly. ble. _ Mjntefusco of 22 Prospect joined the staff ot Franklin stafBoth—a-rf of eth emembcr company'o so Linf th-e Dramoli„, c , aHig Soeiuts.h. Schooly of .„Unio,• , nScotc Catl h Mozart's Adagio, Franck's church choir and a member K. Schue, vice president, who Rahway. •bT~Crrecks found ln the men's Street, Clark-, apre-medical State Bank, as vice presi- den office at 611 N. Wood of the music and worship was promoted to manager of NTr7"FC[rnmeI, who resides Plains. There will be a se- Sonata ln A ^ Biber's - •-- , car were made out in the student at Georgetown Unl- dent. He will manage the Avenue, Linden. i h eia3ii8aguiwaBW»ffl>i«wfJW»*ttehaBiPJB'WiJliaiiiiMt at 292 Morton Avenue, Rah- cond performance on Sunday PassacagUai Donizetti's So- committee. In addition, she name of Arthur Goldman of versity, Washington, D. C, corpora;e services division, Mr. Lemansky lives Springfield. Polic-e also sta- way, has been with the Equit- t at 7 p.m. nata {Qr v'lolln and Harp organized a church orches- was chosen for membership which includes marketing, 25 Shetland Drive, Cran- tra, which she currently ted ihat the-^lirrested men 525 Inman Ave., Colonia Rahway students in the and Bach's Ave Maria. ... SCHOLARSHIP W'NNERS ... William Louis hvnziger, in that school's chapter of personnel, business Jevel- ford, and Mr. Schnur'shome were carrying .credit cards show are Kevin McKinney, Pianist Donald Isler of directs. left, and Joseph B. Sutter Jr. receive bchularshipb ut Phi Beta Kappa. lie is a opment and the associate belonging to Mr. Goldman. FOR FRIENDLY RELIABLE SERVICE 86 Westfield Ave., Clark is ac 114 AmeUa Drive, Llark._Joseph McGurr, Margie Ca- irvingtOT1 NY and harpist Miss Paulick makes her Clark Lodge 2327, BPO Elks, from Howard Miller, junior. boards of directors. Pie bank v The Springfield man's watch April 17-22 Connie 7T— ., , t° . Joseph Klenner and Thomas Lyman of Nanuet, home at 405 h. Grand Ave- youth activities chairman of the lodge. AND HIGH QUALITY OIL has a branch in Clark. The installation dinner of Charles Paine. __ * . nue, Rahway. was in Mr. Frederick's po- Kaplan A girl was born Easter cranlln Chapter of ORT Clark student s are Robert NY wi n lso perform session, according to police. 'FRUIT of the LOOM Sunday to Mr. andM.s.Rjb- George Fross if the klt- (Organization for Rehabili- Suszko and James Hanley. national scientific research with arrangements for a pub- Legion Ladies Sponsor Cathy Olivera, Mr. Goldman told police Electrolysis Treatment ert Deisslertrf 452 Orchard chen Planning anJ Design tation through Training) will Donations are $2 for adults fraternity tomorrow at the lie meeting focusing on' The he lost blank checks and Street, Rahway, in Rahway Center, Rahway, won second (REMOVAL OF UNWANTED HAIR< be held May 18 at the Stage and $1.50 for students. school's 'campus in The Female Psyche" Thursday, the watch when mugged on Panty Hose Baseball Gloves Hospital. Mrs. Deissler is prize for his design submit- Coach Inn, Scotch Plains, Bronx April 27, at Newark State GRADUATE OF KREE INSTITUTi , March 25 ln Newark. THE Friendly Progressiwe Banff- the formerMlss Jean Dalton. ted for American Institute Mrs. Milton Wolgin, publi Joseph Tracey of 1721 ' College, Union. Marie Cassesa to Girls State June 25 [ MEMBE R OF Auxiliary, Unit 5, met April ' N. J. EL ECT ROLOGISTS of Kitchen Dealers contest city chairman, of 118 Mea- Westover Road, Clark, mem- During April, 51 employ- The auxiliary will sponsor of a girl governor. Selected Theodore Htmmelein, of at the ninth annual cunven- do w Road, Clark, reports. d sports chairman of es of Public Service Elec- 4 it a girl to Girls State to be from the junior class at 5, with President Mrs. Mi- ASSOCIA TION ber an e chael Ray presid.ng. APPOINTMENT 3SI-5415 the New Departure-Hyatt tion in Chicago, 111. Alpha Phi Omega, national trie and Gas Company will Jaycees Favor held the week of June 25 at Rahw.iy High School as dele- REG.99* 549 WEST INMAN AVENUE Bearings Division, General It was the second conse- Dr. Lewis H. Sarett, pre- service fraternityVTSTTcTfrt- complete 2?~yearsf service Douglass College, New gate to Girls State is Cathy; Counselors from Camp RAHWAY. NEW JERSEY Motors Corporation, has cutive year that Mr. Fross sident of Merck & Company dldate for treasurer of the with the company and will be Brunswick. This program Ann OUvera of 2169 Oliver Fatima, Rinjrwood, for re- presented a plaqul e ffo r ex- won second prize in the cate- Inc., Rahway, will be one of 1972-73 day session student presented gold service em- i helps to educate the girls in Street. The alternate is Ma-tarded children showed slides of how die children •jgngB gory for designs of complete the five "chemical pioneers councu ac Union College, blems in honor of the oc- Laying oi Wires the conduct of state opera- rie Cassesa of 1196 Farrell It ill p Mops tions by actively participat- Terrace. Announcement was are helped. I'M GLAD I CHMHUSUTO residential kitchens utilizing who have shaped history to Cranford. casion. stock cabinets certified by Gokt ing in a mock government. made by Mrs. Walter Lien- be honored by the American emtlems denoting The auxiliary's next meet- the National Kitchen Cabinet The highlight of the weeic is lck, unit chairman. ing will be held Wednesday, lnstituteof Chemists onMay Miss Ruth Mounts, home completion of a quarter-cen- Underground Association. the election and inauguration American Legion Rahway May 3, at 8 p.m. when I was 2. PREMIER ( 20 ln-^Rtagara Falls, N. Y. economics teacher at Rahway tury of service by local re- Clark Jaycees .-i. a special Dr. Sarett will be given junior High School, submit- sidents are being presented meeting on Sunday passed a REG. 51.09 Eugene Lemansky and Al- an award . as pan of die. ted a recipe entry in the this month to- Stanley H REG- 35e len Tf SchnuSh r leadinldi u Clark program or cne institute s Blue Ribbon Food Fair. Cash Stives of 6 Coldevan Road, resolution favoring the under- Albe GASOLINE !en T. Schnur. g progra^ ^m o^f thmeeune institute'g froms ^Blue ^Ribbo ^ n ^Foo d ^Fair^. Cas^ h ^Stive^s &o f^ 6 Coldeva^ ^ n ^Road , =< in^atio^o^high- representatives of Metrupo- 9h l i f SUPPLY '—1-i-tan- -Lrirfo—InsuxiUic-t:—L-um—- nfllifitfi Will rn* selected May m.m- plprrrlr r» Bfrlh . Malk Had which obliterate the pital, his googood d friend Chris I had picked another plug, circuit Supervisor policy which provides older incentive necessary to ore- -did the ~dtrry work. Those Americans, particularly 1»« and eat a meal alone, I predict in the no:-too- Ha c 2( o f b words are Mr. O'Donnell's, fiirnre James J. Km- those with low incomes (levei S " - I led carries nor mine. next time around wh-en the not specified) with low-cost. a rather offhand statement neally, Sr. will remain Union votes are counted, he will 1 was mjre than surprised County's Democratic chair- nutritionally sound meals that "preference shall be a few Jays later to read learn he is out like a stove. servcxi-Trr-srraTCgically lo- «"en in-awarding grants... man, Mr. O'Donnell wlll be The.people a_re fed_ujj, thai M_'. u'D-onneJl was thebaclc with the net, Chris- cated centers (like souJp kit- t° projects serving primar- leader in the double-cross. CHARLOT I'H O'NEILL P ily low-income individuals. Cross will be out in oblivion, Chens?) where theyy can y 1 was shocked to read that and if the mayor is foolish W. Mtlton Avenue h What is "low income? the mayor of the City uf obtain other social and means test is suggested, tlow Railway had endorsed Chris- enough to think he can winRahwav habilitative services." mcredible that no specifica- cross to the hilt in his (Mr. Clearly, big government tion as to need is included! Dietz's) wild desire lo be- aims for control of the eld- Rockefellers, Rothschilds come Union County's Remu- erly no less than the kiddies and Kennedys seem :o be as cratic chairman, in federally-funded Jay care eligible as the most impov- The mayor wrote that Mr. centers. erished down-and-outer for O'Donnell, Mr. Uleiz and Hven Guam, AmericanSa- moa, the Virgin Islands and iCTf~aYB~re"SporrsTBTEToT" the Trust Territory of the tesy ul che ;a*Pay--rs. the Democratic victory at Pacific Islands ore scheduled Nobody wants the elderly the polls some two years Blood Examination N eek-Palpat-ion "Electrocardiogram Ophtha'lmoscopic Examination It's YOUR
R espo risibility ii ,i htniH'il lime onK we ;irc openmu up our S. i \ in vis ( iTiifiL ;iics. N mil imeMmcul in Savings To VOTE! * erufu:ite\ ;iH»»rds vou I he opportunity (if gaining KROSSTOWN SERVICE CENTER null i;ties ol imercsi over short periods of time "We re BUSY Because We're Better" s io_,ooo SAVINGS CERTIFICATES
•««:•- S10.000 i-nnimuni «.**' >/ Guaranteed tor 2 yi «• Silver Dollar In the Office of the A 3 / ©/ £5.000 minim TOWNSHIP CLERK7 /A /^K Guaranteed fo 5 /*& / © Edward R. Padusniak, from $2,000 mTimum Guarantees for 6 Oral Examination Pap Test 18 •a-.fn.--2 p.i Abdominal Palpation Auscultation CL_Q.N PASSBOOK S/>yiNGS__ ALSO on any WoTkday ffom DEPOSIT BY THE 10th EARN FROM THE WESTRELD MOUNTAINSIDE -GRANT CITY CLARK Op to MENLO PARK SHOPPING MALL KROSSTOWisrSERVlCE CEfsSTER THURS EVENINGS From 4 to 9 p'_ MERCK & CO., INC. 381-4445 "•RSHWAY, NEW JERSEY 162 INMAN AVE., COLONIA, N.J "To~Kprtl 27 THURSDAY, APRIL 13,1972 PAGE 7 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD 'CLARK PATRIOT PAGE 6 THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1972 RAHWAY NEWS-RECQRD/CLARK PATRIOT library to Show Two Films Today Understanding Is The Clark Public Library Maurice Sendak:, one ^t will observe National toda y * s best-known c h 11 - Aim of Program Library Week by showing dren'fi book illustrators, will two films today at noon. be the subject of the first film. The second entitled By Jewish Ladies FVNCK-M : COWAN "The Pleasure Is M'. tual,' will show parents, teachers, 1 ov t. haper of H'nal B'rith The betrothal of Miss and ecout leaders how tu rt-ad W ,ni .MI in Clark will hold Theresa Marie McGowan to stories to children effec- tht-1r first regular mtaring Robert Anthony Funck., son tively. tonijiM -it S; 15 o'clock in of Mr. and Mrs. Ana to It- I-rank K . liehnly School, Kari- Funck of 1205 Revoir Drive, [ -i n K u a J, ^ lark. Rahway, was announced by Golden Age Club Mrs. [ aw re net- llabtT, [• vv- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. sidfin, said a Jt-m. .nstratuir. Vincent 1£. MoGowin of o2^ .,1 ri-.t- "nulls fur Denmcracv " WE RE INTRODUCING FAMOUS SERTA BEDDING TO OUR 13 STORES...TO ACQUAINT ALL OUR Summit Avenue, Westfield. , • i\ • ]t c i will be given, Volun- The bride-to-be is a grad- Plans Bus Rides ic-i rs tr^m the West Orange 1 CUSTOMERS WITH THIS EXCEPTIONAL BEDDING.. .SERTA HAS MADE 4 LUXURY MATTRESSES EXCLUSIVELY uate of lnionCoun[\ Techni- vjliij irl' v. il 1 present dreSSed L lghiv - four nirmbc rs - t cal Insutute, Scotch Plains, J.,lls t >;rear liuni.inuarians the Rahwav bolder. A^<_- '. u.'' CERTIFICATES AWARDED . . . Members of the Rahway and is a licensed prac uc al I .,1! 1J ths and back^ ruuruib. FOR HUFFMAN-KOOS! FOR A LIMITED TIME, YOU CAN BUY THIS OUTSTANDING BEDDING.. .ALL nurse. Her fiance is a grad- y. ere -jn har.d tu tu-a r II.L First Aid Squad are given certificates of appreciation schedule of bus rides ; liniuu ' !:is , r*'^ ran' is a ser\iu- for their efforts to reduce deaths, injuries andproperty uate of the School of Radiu- r.-.-idi. jvailahU ti scl'.o^ Is, logic lcchnolug> at Rahwav for che spring. ! Ins Tu<.sda> damage from traffic accidents. The members completed IN DECORATOR DAMASK COVERS... ALL QUILTED TO FOAM... AT EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PR«CESS the Club w.U gu tu 1 ikt-t'iH-ftl, O'ILI :-c:.t > dn<\ civ u jiro.ips the National Safety Council's defensive driving course Hospual, lUhwav, where ht- jt- J ta^et ut tile AU!-iVfj- nuw- is a registert-0 x-ri\ Ma> 1> tu Asb-ir> t-ark anJ given by two Rahway Police Department patrolmen, n i i n i • n ! e a g u e i • 1 I i' ri a l H' r i c''. tfChnologist. on June 1 tu the M lltx.:n Merton Avery and John Stefaniclc. Members of the ~\ "y i'lavhouSe to Set- '•(•uldli :" vV^n., ;-, u, j n>nit>it- good hu- Linden aid squad also attended. Pictured above are, Hit vvediinj; IS set tVr T ff" on the Rue I. " n L ^n i-elati.'ns be PA een all left to right. Patrolman Avery, Patrick Tortorlello, M a \ J S. president of the Rahway First Aid Squad; Irving w alk ut Itrr Memberg, captain of the squad, and Patrolman Stefaniclc. PLAN YOUR A Jiatrk'! ^;'A enrii'i. ->t" r 5 dV-- ^rr.T- will hi- hria M-*n- •*A aav —ttiriut-c-h Wednesdav ar TtHS P-upils to Repeat ^ri _•> ^i
'^S ~&3. Rahway High School stu- Warren Vache, BlairSvihra, "Hear Physician dents will repeat perform- John Schumacher, Joe Ho- ances of "Funny Girl," a vanec, Charelne Beaton, Roy Mrs. L^ny BI an ton MRS. RICHARD PAUL SCHUCK musical based on the life of Leonard, Janice Torblk, Dave I 1697 Ojk T(«« Road From Westfield (The former Miss Laurie Anne SpankucM c forniL-r Miss Margaret AnnSmz-jne) Fanny Brice, tomorrow and Sklar, MarilynMicklovic and tdnon New Jariay 0981 7 Saturday at 7:30 p.m. in the Brad Coleman. I he America/, ASSJ.UUOI! Mrs, Peter A. Tummillo school auditorium.. --Members of the costume . . •! Medical Assis-.ants, Mait • INL'W JL- r^t_A , ! nn.'iu ciir,i\ • rmer Miss Sharon Ann Curler Tbe first twu performan- committee are Theresa Bar- ces were presented last Frl- anski, Roseann Colucci, Deb- 11 a i • t e I", i l e 1 d US r e c u Lt I" day and Saturday nights. The bie Cook, Terry Dickert, Jr.ihi\ meeting .intk'uitkt Jo production has been called Debbie Dolley, Sue Gollihur, Or. Jean 11 e r 2, R a r 11 a n old, cranford. April 5. Ann was be&t .man Serving as — i micreflBfnl byi_members uf Sandie Gornic, Judy Johnston,[ Ciue^t speaker for tlie eveii- banzone, daughter of Mr. ushers were Donald Green the community who saw it. Kathie Jones, Deyanne M is s Laurie Anne in place by a facial c Luche of Sum int:, Raymond Per- i Miss Susan Speidel has the Kapiec, Lynn Larson, Rose m was J. IV- itungton War- and Mrs. Frank Sanzone of ^panituch and Larry Blanton of peLals. She carried acas- fft, Clark, became rotci of Elizabeth and Walter leading role, that of Miss Liotti, Pam Loos, Peggy Ly- •r, M. ;\ vf W.-s:field. Dr. 3*> Pan Sti v.ere married Saturday at cade bouquet of w'.iu c ar- of Richard Paul O'Leary of Brooklyn, N.Y. Brice, while James Ondls- ons, Barbara Mills, Greta Importance based on ai'Ler i? an orihopedic sur- Miss Sharon Ann C urle\, is majoring in l-rench. he bride •4:30 o'clock in the Second nations and roses. f 345 Ocean view Escorted to the altar by hin has the male lead, Nick Movassaghi, Peggy Solomon, L-HII wi i<• Sj 'ul\f ' >n tile ati{ >eC ts daughter of Mr. dmi Mrs. The bridegroom, .-.as grad- Sch.uck L. Presbytoriift-GtHirch, Rah- Mrs. V ictor Sender;, uf her father, the bride wore a Arnstetn. Laura Supancic, Kathy [ treating • rilu.u^edic j r^- Howard CurU-v of ^J5 Ivy uated last year from M .mt- Avenue, Ik-lford, on Saturday Pas! achievements, Street, L lark, became the clair State College with a wav, at a candlelight Service. Laurence H arbor tin. during a nuptial mass in St. /own of silk organza and Reserved tickets are $2.50 weissman, Lynn Young and i'he Rev. Alvin McKinnun mat run of honorhonur.. >!i • w^s Veniee lace w4rh chapel train. each and general admission Guy Jackson. were made ! r Uie bride of Pet^r A. lunmi Mo, bachelor of arts degree in Agnes Roman C atholic Plans son uf Mr. and Mrs. Peter m-isic education. of the Presbyterian attired in a furni.il-length Ofiurch, Clark. The Rev. A C a me lot headpiece of is $1.75. Information may be The make-up committee ation and renown g New lerae> State matching lace with a triple Reput A. rumnullc- of 28 Henrietta After a wedding tri[. to Churches .if Scliooley's gown 1" multi-coloreO or- G-. orge L. . Lutz officiated at obtained by calling 388-8500 includes Ann Adinolfl, Kathy ^ •; iveniioti ii' be held in With biSllup Sleeves tiered veil completed her Atlantic C 11\ on April 2 1 - Street, GarfielJ, on Satur- Berm uda, the' couple will Mountain and Pleasant the double-ring ceremony, between 7 a.m and 3 p.m. Daumann, Sue Eicholtz, day at 4 o'clock in St. John Grove, officiated at the and accented with a^u-d-sat-in. Mist; Mary W:lson of New In the chorus are Kathy Marge FeskQ. Liz Gargon, a I" JIJL we decided to narii>.- 23. A discussiu.i was also reside in Garfield, ciic Apusde Human Catholic double-ring ceremony. She wire a matching picture Monmouth w i5 msid of honor. The bridesmaids wore Baumann, Janet Buonocore, Charlene Graham, Sje Hand- 1. :-. " i: RF 5 TICE~"U AIR reg3Ttitng the tnstaiia- ii dinner to be held in June Church, Clark. The bride is the daughter hat and carried a cascade Attendants wereM ss Chris- gowns of navy blue and white Mtchele Castor, Debbie ier, Debbie Hauss, Tina HASH!* .">, Fretjiigc- ni—anlng a rt"pu- of Mr. and Mrs. Henry bouquet of aqua camatmns tine Noccioln of Iselin and complimented by large brim- Chambers, Scott Chapln, Joy Horvath, Shelly Kane, Zoe r influence ariaing fruii: tlie 1 wm Brooks Country The Rev. L-.dward J. hilert Hikes, Rambles performed the double-ring bj ankuch of S17 VV. Inman and white roses. tlK- Misses Barbara d.idMa- med hats of navy blue and Christopher, Barbara De- Kolpen, Lori McDarby, Geri _.r achievement. Uistmc tio T A \ r/jnif~ ... Rahw itv \nL1 the The brLdcsniiids y« L:II tit- ian^ont-, sisters of th<- carried Colonial bouquets Lorettu, Peggy Freeman, McKay, Barbara Mills, Gre- -•re a prrbTiti nr rhiny-rri- - hlr in ~~M~rs: Oonaid Syantcuch cf "brT3e.""M7ch jel Ford of Clark of blue and white carnations Keith Gaeton, Betty Gersitz, ta Movassaghi, Eleanor he field d! I by her Set ier ^ekend brid'-groohi Is " the "sorT~"oT dom • [ia unc minJ of others ur the Rahwa> and Mrs. Mar ^e> Debbie Gillespie, Lillian Zelko, Cheryl Bailey, John Merz n M,i\ Parker Mlttun ofW.-btfield Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dlanton and daisy (jumps. public. Spank uch ol L. drlibK, Id., Gillet, Sue Haus, Sharon Boston, Patti Cannon, Cathy We're so positive you'll find these unique, exclusive mattresses M lbs Denise Arcuri was will lead a five-m te ramble ol 1 M > 1 Pater son Avenue, Following a recep;iun at Vve w..ul^ like ;o [!li in the Watch Ling Rese_rvatiun sisters-in-law of tlu bride. Career Program the Nayaho Manur, lr.vington, Kane, Andrea Karavltes, Chtistejisen, Irene Dands, f l for m iking jjr first >t-ar as mild of honor. The brideb- Carol Spankuch, sister the ffnest.. .the most comfortable... the most beautiful 4h&P leaving the Trailside Nature 1 he bride, was the cuuple left fur a honey- Mary Kelly, Cindy Knight, Nancy D'Ernco, Diane succesMul as it w is PTA to Sponsor m iidB were Mrs. William oX the brideA was tlie junior moon in the Pocuno Moun- Jeff Kubu, Nancy Kuhl, Lin- Desranleau, Deepika Finch, Pur if you have hlUL__ Tht;\ wua- Meeting Subjed - tta--taCutm, Nuinid Lauiii- MTTGllJJ you've ever owned, that if you're not completely^^atisfiodT zers, sisters -kH-at V-i30--a.ni. UH-i^a-tur-d^iy,- calns after which they will multi-colored gowiis t rim-- sen. Rose Marie Liotti, Char- &&YT,—ETeiyn—jiff reTtTTCStny groom, Miss lilizabeth Lurdi On Sunday M.-. and Mrs. satin trinun ^d w ith Schiffli resiue in Hawaii, where the call tor an appointm nt and nave Square Dance med in pink and ca cried grojm s serv;ng with tlie lotte Machacek, Holly Mathis, Kosty, Laura Mahan, Helene hair style created fwr and Miss Bonnie Pastre. Nathan Levin of Rihway will lace and seed pearls with you may return them after 30 days and get a complete refund! I lie l-'ranklin bchool Pa- lead a group on a clea.vjf a chapel train. A bouffant cascade bouquets * it pink Of PTA Tonight armed forces. Karlos Merrlcks, Carolyn McLeod, M.ss RoseSlachet- and you'll see w'.i> o Mr. Laytun was best man. carnations and white roses. Murphy, Dudley Painter, Al ka, Peggy Solomon, Terry renr- ieaclier Association uf and trail maintunance diy a. veil of silk illusion was held A general mem her ship The bride is a graduate f'resagiuus. Ushers were Robert Curley, Donald Spankuch ot Rail- Petras, Janet Post, Eddie Steuber, Linda Thomas, j Hahwa> will liave its "Swing Terrace Pond m the Bear fort meeting of the Madison of Arthur L, Johnson High brother of the bride, Carl Radden, Karin Reveley, Von- and Bobette Walton, Your Partner'' squa re dance M'. intains. Tlie meeting way, brother of tlie bride, School Parent-Teachers As- School and is a computer Panzer a, l/hum as Cerman was best man. I'siiers wert- ceil Rodwell, Cathee Tak, The technical crew con- ,n l-nda>, April 2ti, in the and Dennis Anwruso. wlace is the 1'aAandA- MJ Flora, Fauna sociation of Rahway will be operator In the accoantlng hall of Kahway Post ^, Am- Barbara Thomas, Dave sists of John Blackwell, Scott THE "ARISTOCRAT" IN BEAUTIFUL GOLD DAMASK The bride wore a gown of Wayne Shopping C enter at Harvey Spankuch uf Carlisle, held torlight at 8 o'clock. division of N. J. Bell Tele- g White, Michael Wiseman Baum.inn, Robin Camman, PRESTIGE HAIR FASHION erican Legion, on M iple ivory peau de soie with 9:15 a.m. Pa., and Robert Ree.su!'Rah- phone Co., Cranford. Avenue, Rahw i\ . Film slides of the Tech- and Kathy Wolf. Scott Chapin, Joy Christo- 252 coil, Truflex* innerspring umf that's scroll quilted with Camelot headpiece with The same da> W.IIUJH Subject of Film way. The groom vas graduated A donation of $3 pei'person Mrs. Frank Kee^ «>f Kah- nology for Children Program from Union C atholic High The dancers are Janet pher, Betty Gersitz Betsy thick foam padding for a wonderful feeltng of luxury Match 236 Inman Avenue three-tier veil and head- Myles of Summit w.ll leal "Glimpses of Some Flora will be- show:) and narrated will include tile cost of danc- piece. Her bouquet was of a nine-mile hike at Break- wav was the soloist. School and received his bach- Buonocore, Debbie Cham- Gibb, Barbara Glagola, Char- ing boxspring hos been carefully constructed has extra heavy and Fauna uf New Jersey," j^e by Charles Hull, ajJio Vis- bers, Joy Christopher, Re- lene Graham, Russell Hen- ing, bullet supper and beer. ^^ flowers> >he bride's neck R:dge. The hikers will reception was held in uaj uordinator. "v'rbl'i elor of arts degree at^Bel- ea. Iickets may be obtained by a color film, narrated by ^ nee Cummings, Betty Gavin, drickson, Ross Holland, border wire lor support Twm-nie only Colonia Amencan g assistant director of mont Abbey In North Caro- attendants wore gowns jf meet at 9:4) a.m. at the WelS calling Mrs. William Wanku Dr. Jerome Fechtner of Wat- llna thl8 Lillian Gillet, Sue Haus, Sha- Kelvin Ivery, Thomas Knechi, apricot chiffon and carried Bear Mountain Inn. chung, will he ehowji ax the Rah way. c.irei develupnu-nt will JP«st June. ar 3BH-4^oi or Mrs. R-oealie ron Kane, Andrea Karavites, Jeffrey Kubu, Reka Kun, Nor- nosegays of carnations" and ATso on the same day. l/nion County ParkCommls- '" L'pon tile return fro also j'tenJ. Projects of many By Appointment Only IXJWHS at3M-o5&o, I'hoovuni- U1U u Mary Kelly, Cindy Knight, ma Lauritsen, M chael Lena- OR CHOOSE QUEEN-SIZE SET 2-PC. SET ONLY $1 1 8 "daisies. George Newc't of Elizabeth V ." ^ " '7 ' -^— •»- motor trip tu ca/iada, the gra"J-?s -.vll bo on display in will be public. ...fii ii~A ., K,_„-.!,-. ri,*.•>*„„„ sion s Irailside Nature and r dal C Nancy Kuhl, Pam Martin, han, Judy Marciniak, Kevin The bride is ; junior at will lead a bicycle ride from ^^VnKr in the W bridag j l coujd^ e will reside in tlie cak-reria. IJJoor prizes will be L cc l C S Holly Mathis, Carolyn Mur, McGuire, Gary McGurr, Montclalr State College,. Freehol» * ccuuiud t<.^o Allairn>iaii-_e Stat^LULVe ^. " I)Keservatio^?™^i "n uIn c,lSun- Salem, Va. The next board meeting phy, Kathy Nadler, Janet Cheryl O'Brien, Cathy Oli- 388-9750 awarded. The caller will be Upper Montclair, where she 1'ark and ba:k. The cyclists ^ b The bride was graJuaceJ at 2 p.m. will be held at the hornt- of Post, Eddie Mae Radden, vera, Donna O'Reilly, Rusty Richard Lighthipe. will meet at the Union County from Rahway High School Also on Sunday at 2, 3 and Mrs. Cha/le;, Leonird, 1247 Chandra Robinson, Jill Painter, Ted Paszek, Eric Park Commission admmis- and at[end U Union College, LADY CAROLE IN LUXURY BLUE DAMASK 4 p.m., Platform in Space, Briarelifi t)r; ve, on April Schupp, Debbie Seawell, Ca- Rasmussen, RobertSchwarz tradon building at WirininCn Cranford 312 coil 13 gauge Truflex" innerspring unit Multi-quilted with FOR ALL YOUR TRAVEL -it. thee Tak and Mary Terran- Sue Speidel, James Tarehis, Park at b a.m. or the Free- • program telling of the pro- The bridegronm attended HEEDS CALL The fi rs: Chinese was ova. The dancers are di- David Wnite, Michael Wlee- 3 8 foam pad. Mattress has a "Guardmaster" edge with 6 now municipal part,nB lot at ^,^5!^^ ^ ^^ *°™«*. ^- termed a success at The rected by Mrs. Jacquelynn man, Kathy Wolf, Brian Ha- gauge border wire and is upholstered with a Comfort Bond i ...... in i diu re*_enijv returneu MJICII 22 board meeting held Torcicollo, choreographer, berle, Linda LaCoss, Janet a.m, explorauon, will be pad that's covered with layers of soft cotton felt Matching 3ST-8800 Tr.,Sl a tour of duty in Vietnam with at the 'lorn.; of Mrs. Peter The orchestra consists of Post, Brian Shobe, Naney TRJ'Mil.-LY-SMlhL serued at the iransioe che Army> He is employed by I'lanetarium. Th M. Donovan, "68S Stone Miss Doreen Mae Plahovin- Smith, Mark Usinger, Eu- boxspnng has 10-1,2 gauge construction The wedding of M ss Hon- will altio be giv< &aK— Carmine- ..GLLaatelLa, gene DeCarlo, Tom Hannen, -Queen Sue S©4, . . . $146 King Sixe Set $21-6 RAHWAY nie Charlotte Shiel, daughter on Wednesday, Cindy Zimansky, Darryl BUI Martin, Jeffrey Peter- of Mrs. William C. Shiel of Dixon, Marie DiTullo, Gloria son, Kenneth Rothwelller TRAVEL 26G Terrace Street, Railway, four Photographer Kuroski, Greg Clarke, Lauri Dan Slonaker, John Staats and the late Mr. Shiel, and U. C. Trust Co. Erdmann, Joan Neubauer, and Barry Swain, Andrea Allan R. Irembley, son of Miss Diane Kuroski, Allen Hal vis, Karen Zukowslci, Da- 'WINDSOR" WITH DISTINCTIVE BLUE DAMASK DIVISION OF Mr. and Mis. Robert Irem- For All Seasons Vache, Norman Wallerstein, vid Ziobro and Tim Shields. bley of 70 K us sell Avenue, Names Asst. VP 312 coil 13 gauge Truflex" innerspring unit Mattress has 6 tflSLOCKY TRAVEL Albert J. Sekelsky, Jr. of . SPRING PROMS Railway, was performed gauge border wire "Guardmaster edge. Extra firm upholster Saturday in St. -I^au-l's Lu- 11 w Mt. Airy Road^ Ber- . MAY ENGAGEMENTS Tunny GjiT Highlighted 47 E. MILTON AVK. theran Chu rch, Linden. I'he nards v ilk, was named as- • JUNE WEDDINGS LQ3 Ql Comfort _Bond pad covered with layers of first quality RAHWAY, N. J sistant vice president of cuuple resides in Rahway. . PASSPORT PHOTOS f elt. Matching boxspnng has 10 1.2 gauge wire foundation I'niun Cutinty Trust Com- By Dazzling Numbers and extra heavy border wire pany, 1 lizabeth, announced Ray in. Mid W. Bauer, presi- GAY LORD ST By DENNIS FREELAND Queen Size Set. . . . $156 King Size Set $236 B4D-778B 1 REE P£ dent. _ Cldrkton Shopping Center Highlights of Rahway faction. But Miss Speidel Mr.™ Sekelsky "joined tlie Raritan Rd; Clark 382 2453 High s production of "Funny was e-xcellent and received bank's municipal dealer bond Girl" were two dazzling pro- a standing ovation that was -^ Jl- )^ % department in January of 5^ duction numbers, singing by spontaneous. 19o7 and was elected assis- 1 lie Day You Buy ^i Diamond ., . :•:: a polished chorus and a stun- Some of the musical num- 'HERITAGE" WITH DECORATOR GREEN DAAAASK tant treasurer in December ning performance by Susan bers were not to be believed; v bl'1-ClAL SLRVlCh i I B. Haffner, 72 Linden Driver John E. Daly, 77, LEGAL NOTICES application that ho ts over the age FIRST WARD. FOURTH DIS- of eighteen years and stating TRICT: Bounded by West Grand SCISSORS Services were held yes- •>• • /• • lAMAfl D_ll ___:»! his name, serial number, address Avenue; North Branch of Rahway Luau Set for ApriS 22 New and Sharpened terday for Louis B. Haffner, PRIMARY ELECTION and tha address at which h* is River; Whlttler Street; West Lin- Shears and Pinking 72, of 101 Craske Street, \)\QS M CraSh W WI DSlBOOillSl, stationed or can be found. coln Avenue; Allen Street; Lin- Forms of application cast be ob- den City Line; and the Pennsyl- BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES t AROLY r. PLTERSP.N Co. Woodbridge, who died Sun- Police are investigating OFFICE OF TOWNSHIP LOST & FOUND 244 North Ave. James A. Karagiannis, 44, Owner e CU\i Dnr'tAtsmi tained from the undersigned. vania Hallroad. By Ukrainian Catholics day at Rahway Hospital. * death Friday of John S. Lily KBilUClll CLERIC CLAHK NEW JERSEY EDWARD R. PADUSNIAK SECOND WARD, FIRST DIS- Westfield, N. J. Born in Perth Amboy.Mr. Bobowsky, 58, of 316 Cran- TRICT: Bounded by Uaion OSCEOLA PRESBYTERIAN 2ION LUTHERAN LOST - Calico cat - tan ford NOTICE is hereby jlven that Township Clerk - Clark The Garden State League calling Peter. Yarem of NO SELLING . . KEEP YOUR PRESENT JOB! (iMnosite Railroad Station) Haffner lived in Woodbridge Avenue, Linden, whose Services were held Tues- tho reflistration books for the Municipal Buildinfl Street; St. George Avenue; West Clark chest and stomach, gray, 232-5723 g , Scott Avenue; Evans Street; Lln- The post-Easter seminar "The Only Way" will be of Ukrainian Catholics will Clark at 388-8655. brown and black head. WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR WANTED Of Railway Diner Dies in Hospital 36 years. He was retired cajr veered out of control day for John E. Daly, 77. Primary Election will be closed Westfield Avenue have a Hawaiian Luau on n on Thursday, April 27th. 1973, Clark, N. J. den Avenue; and WhitUer Street on "The Art of Loving " by the sermon topic of the Rev. Committees are: M r. REWARD. Call 381-5361. Surviving are his widow, three years ago after 52 ° .the New Jersey Turnpike of 40 Hillcresi Drive, Glen at B o'clock pjn. prcvailinS SECOND WARD, SECOND Erich Fromm, will have the Joseph D. KuchariJc at the Saturday, April "'•22, in theYarem, chairman; William HOCVhR REBUILT iSsne. Refilstrationa and trans- DISTRICT: Bounded by Linden Veterans of Foreign Wars Lehman of Perth Amhoy, \ ACI I'M ;i.H ANLRS LEGAL NOTICES Avenue; Hullck Place; Linden first of five sessions on Sun- 10:30 a.m. service on fers of registrations may be day at 7 p.m.. with the Rev Sunday. New families will be Hall, Broadway, Clark. vice chairman; Joseph Sevy LOST - German shepard, Sales and Service made at tho office of the town- City tine; Allen Street: West Dinne.^^r wil"^l . b«~e serve^-A .*.d« a.»*t. off SummitSummit,, ticketstickets; JobnKostt female, tan and brown, an- 1 ARU1.V I . Ph I LRS1N Co. ship clerk. Municipal Buildinfi. Lincoln Avenue; and WhitUer William M. Elliott Jr. in formally received Into uuu O PR11ARY ELECTION Street. 8 p.m. and dancing will start of East Rutherfordd , refreshh- . swers to KRISTV and black 244 North Ave. Westfleld Avenue, Clark. New charge. fellowship with the con- Jersey, from 9 a.m. to 4 pjn. SECOND WARD. THIRD DIS- at 9 p.m. There will be a ments; Marie Glowa of Lin- Labrador Retriever male Westfield, N. J. S0TI6E Choir rehearsals are gregation. The Sunday School Monday through Friday, up to OFFICS o< the CITY CU3UC TRICT: Bounded by Evans Street; scheduled as follows: Chan- classes and adult Bible hour Hawaiian floor show at 10:30 den, Marion Hrubu of with white cheat and paws CONSOLIDATED CHEMICAL CORPORATION (O p..site Railroad Station) and including Thursday, April CITY HAUL West Scott Avenue; Ludlow p.m. Music will be played by Passaic, Margaret Sevy of answers to SCOT TV. Lost 232-5723 27th, 1072- RAHWAY. NEW JERSEY Street; West Lincoln Avenue; St. cel, today, 6 p.m.; senior, are scheduled for 9:15 a.m. SaturJav In viciiutv of ts- Georges Avenue; Linden City today, 8 p.m.; cherub, Sat- the Islanders. Summit, Mrs. Yarem and Greece, and his mother, nt, which oc- ved overseas In addition to the regular NOTICE is hereby ttiven that The choir will rehearse sex and Bridge Sis. Rahwaj. Irving Street, Rahway. hours, the township clerk's of- registration books for the Prim- Line; Hullck Place; and Linden urday, 11 a.m. Tickets, which must be Mary Wanca of Garwood, INS I R! C 1 IONS Mrs. M aria ICaragianms of curred at 3:20 p.m. Balloon Company in World Avenue. today at 8 p.m. Confirmation obtained in advance, are decorating. RLWARD. Call 3sl-^J2r or Mr. Karagiannis was a Patrolmen Leon R. Ei- W'ir I. flco will be open for the purpose ary Election will be doged on Circle meetings are to classes will meet on Satur- Athens. John J. Athley, of accepting rgelatratlonj and Thunday. April 27th. 1B72. at 8 SECOND WARD. FOURTH $7.50 each. The ticket price JS1-S>213. Nt-W ^ roWV Make friends MA-HIMSI - ALL-AROl'ND member of Holy Trinity mom and Alvin Tolkacz said Mr. Daly was a communi- DISTRICT: Bounded by St. be held as follows: Circle 3, day at 9:30 a.m. The quar- 1'rivaie lessons available on Arrangements were com- transfers of registrations from o'clock pjn. prevaUlntf time. Monday, 8 p.m., home of includes the dinner, enter- fast ds an Avon Represen- opening tor reliable, willing must instruments by pro- Creek Orthodox Church, they found Bobowsky slumped cant of St. Boniface's Ro- 4 p.m. to 0 pjn. on April 8th. Registrations and transfers oi Georges Avenue: Westfleld Ave- terly meeting of the Voters' man who wants a steady joi> pleted by the Lehrer-C rabiel nue; Clark Township line; and the Mrs. Louis BiAmner, 68 bd d1h tatlve. You'll mt-ec your fessional teachers. Musical W.'stfield, the Rahway Moose behind the wheel of his car man Catholic Church, Glen 13th, 18th, 20th, 24th, 25th, 26th registrations may be made at Assembly Is to he held on Hl-.Ll' >V \N I-f.M Al.l- under good working condi- l-uneral Home, 275 VV. Milton 56, Ironworker and 27th; also from 10 a.m. to -Llnden-Gity-Hner James Avenue, Clark; Circle event will be public. Reser- neighbors,, be welconuwelcon d lnco Discount Center, 35o North Lodge and the Andrus Society unconscious and bleeding t'ead. *hc-omee oi-the-city clerkr'Cits'— Tuesday at 8 p.m. tions. Tup pay, benefits, all of Burlington. Avenue, Rahway. Services were held for 2 p.m. on the following Satur- Haa t<70 CampbeU Street. THIRD WARD, FIRST DIS- 1, Wednesday, 1 p.m., church vations may be obtained by the finest houses. M.ike good Ave, Carwuod, N. J. 7S0-. from a head would. Attempts Mr. Daly and his wife, days April 8th. 15th and 22nd. Rahway, New Jersey, from 8:30 TRICT: Bounded by Pennsylvania kllCHI-.N HLLI'1-R - c holidays. Linden. J25-4IS1. John J. Athley, 56, of 698 Railroad: Woodbridac Township parlor. monev, ti>o, m your free Audrey Drive, Rahway, who to revive Mr. Bobowsky Mrs. KatherineGutheil Daly, Changes in registration ad- a.m. to 4 pjn. Monday through FIRST UNITED BLOTTER mgs, over Is >ears hours', tall: Llark-Rahway failed. He was taken to St. were to have observed their dresses or new registrations may Friday, up to and Including Line: Colonla Boulevard: Jeffer- Meetings scheduled are: METHODIST STUDENTS TO SING...The Drew University Chorale of AppU in perso WAN III) M : Services Held for Rahway Nan died March 30 at Rahway son Avenue; Grove Street; St. Madison, above, will present a concert on Sunday at 3 Gallagher Asks .ir.-.i - 353-4.SSU. WesUl ld il 1.1 Elizabeth Hospital, Eliza- golden wedding anniversary also be made at the office of the Thursday. April 27th. X972. Monday, 7:30 p.m.. Board Rahway MONDAY, APRIL 3 ++R 1 pfrpr a loner IllnfRS. Union County Board of Elec- In addition to the regular Georges Avenue; Pierpont Street: p.m. in the First Presbyterian Church, Rahway. The TDIBT, an3~pronounced dead Xpril 19\ and Walters Street. of Trustees; 8 p.m., adult "Should More Churches A truck belonjting to Gene Fl-.M U.I Mr. Athley was born in tions, Court House, Elizabeth, hours, the office of the city clerk work committee; Tuesday Chorale, chief vocal organisation irr-Dr-e-w^s-GTollege of- at 4 p.m. by Dr. Vlrgllio He was the father of Lt. Hntre?" will he rhp pllv Wm. jan7 13 Newark and moved to Rah- New Jersey, up to Thursday. will be open for hr Liberal Arts, 51 Oirectea Dy Lester BerenDyoIcK,— Speedup on Work Mendoza. John ~E7~Daly, a B-17 pilot, TCprll 27th, dining Uig business 1 te&iiYsa&ia »Hd TRICT: Boluided by Colonla 8-p7inT7-ehriBtian education subject of the Rev. Kenneth l-'AH I I IM W' iRK - Sli'il his car crashed through a way in 1952. associate professor oi music. The program will include was broken into by breaTdng Funeral services were FloyxLBurely of 139 Berck- who was killed in World War hours of j9_ ajrr. -to-4—p-.m. in- tr'nn^'i-ra" of registrations from Boulevard: Woodbrld^ Township committee; Wednesday, 9 At Austgnberg on Sunday at A W.IK L)R M. )Kb. i IIM'DK- Auto Mechanic, He was employed as an LAU conducted on Friday for Jo- _gate of the Victory Bridge clusive and also 3urintf 4 ppjn. to 9 pjn. on Thursday Line; -Cornelll AvenueAenue; West In- a.m., pre-SCJIOOi -nursery. U a_m. Church School clae- Renaissance and Barogue motets, sacred 20th century For Flood Control riNlTV. WJRK MJRNLNGS. seph Anderson 3rd, 24, of in Sayreville and dropped h * even±H£sr pr, man—Avenue;—Madison • Avenue; W<44i iiU It was not determined if any- dep»p a i - modern equ:p"- SALLS e Mr. Bobowsky's ve- Surviving also are-- ciassesv ses "will "meet" fit 9V-J0~aSi." 734 Si. C-eorae Avenue, Rail- into the river, im . f ,ril.w,rlpr '„] ocai police Mr. uoDowsky s ve- surviving aieo are-two "Zff. 2-lth. 23th, 26th and 27th. Grove Street; and Jefferson Av ment. AH Uenelns, will irain. ACT N"W: ham g 1 8 nue. TRINITY UNITED There will be rummage cratic "red tape" may be 1U Baptist Deacon wiv whose tiodv was miuv- Perth Amtoy pulice said a^ST" " ^ Wcle went Into a skid Just daughters, Mrs. Jean Hagen Chanscs In registration ad- wtll be talcen. monJ. u(it> available-. Larn was a mem- Lawrence Nadler, body was embedded in mudMrs. M;iry Athley, and a the Board of Registry and Elec- the sans* Thursday evening Towru.hlp Line; West Lake AvV- ^7" -"?V P School members of Jehovah's Wit- what startled to hear Rus- the hour. MLSS Jackie Palmer Street, Elizabeth, a hours as arc maintained by the nue- Jensen Avenue: West Inman Classes and Junior high con- SECOND BAPTIST beth reported his car stolen cut grass etc. yn> per m->nth. ^ all ui [IK- Firsr Ha^ust m a tidal pool and had been daughter, tion of tho Township of Clark. nesses were in attendance sell A. MacPhee, district if- tor appointment. there for som-r time. his mother, Mrs, county morgue, where an Union" County, will meet at city clerk. Avenue: and Cornell Avenue nrmatiorr class will meet at Rahway at the three-day Bible Con- suDervisor and 'nrincirjil request for speedier action ffro m theh fronf t lol t of PyraP - -rrl ti, C'nloma, wlitre h ihelr respective polling placea OFFICE of the CITY CLERK FOURTH WAHD, FIRST DIS- 9:30 a.m. and the coffee and on "Rahway River Basin flood 66, Was Painter M r. Anderson's car Florence Auhley, a brother, autopsy was to be performed Was Sales Clerk CITY HALL "The Doxology in Solo" vention held ln Kenilworth sSer make thf sS^- onHahway River Baelnflood mid Motors;St. George^ve- ~r^k uii i!i<-- board uf Jt- ; today by Dr. Max Scho3s. on Tuesday, June ti, i&72 from TRICT: Bounded by W forwarded to him, stating In your Piac*. RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT m PAGE 12 THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1972 Merged Banks Hold •Ml'; 1st Board Meeting TheJxJard of directors of United~"Counties Trust Com- More than 30U residents cratlc primary can vote in pany, Elizabeth, authorized Damage estimated ac $250, Fire fighting operations ti- of Union County have already a caucus at the mini con- payment on April 4 of the 000 was caused by a (Ire at nally were halted at approxi- signed up to attend the firat vention. Participation is regular quarterly cash divi- the plant of the I .S. Gypsum mately 11 p.m. mini convention for selec- being solicltated by the Demo- dend in the amount of 200 Company on April 4 L'se of fire equipment and tion of delegates to the cratic party organization as per share payable May 1 to NEW JERSEY'S OLDEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER EST. 1822 Deputy Fire Chief Martin police units needed for traf- Democratic National Conven- well as by each of the pre- stockholders of record April Haluza was treated at thefic control were coordinated tion Estimates of a large sidential candidate's organ- 14. The new bank has 1,648, scene for burns of the right b\ Thomas 1'. kelmarlln, turnout are now being made izations in Union County. 532 shares outstanding with Those wishing to become a hand and arm. director of public safely tor by Rick Spingler. chairman a total distribution of 15 CENTS the township. of the convention committee. candidate for delegate of $329,706. RAHWAY, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1972 The fire apparently started those who simply wish to shortly after noon in an area The mini convention will This was the first meeting VOLUME 150, NO. 16 of the plant useU n store Mr. kflnutun reported he held Saturday, starting participate in choosing them that ^ lark ..nits at the hre have become encouraged by CHAMBER WEEK PROCLAIMED...Mayorsof munici- of the combined boards of bales of scrap paper. After al ° a.m. at Union College, Union County Trust Company, an unsuccessful effort by the were aided by nw ar.J ^ ranford. the Increased awareness that palities served by the Westfield Area Charnher of grass-roots involvement 13 Commerce have proclaimed the week of April Zi-ib Elizabeth, and Keansburg- "•-company's fire fighting unit equipment from -W^stfiela, "Since this is the first Middletown National Bank, to put ouc the fire, the Clark i ranford, Oarv. .n.:, l-a:-.w > J and only wldt-^culc political at a maximum in liuon as Chamber of Commerce Week. Shown with Miss County. Wynona Weingart, executive vice president of the Middletown, which opened for [-ire Departn-i :v »is called and R,:Sflk- 1 ark. convention In all of New business on April 3 as United about 1 p.m. Jersey," said M r. Spingler, "Since Union County has chamber, are, left to right, M lyor Thomas J RicciarcU of Mountainside. Mayor John McCarthy oCarwood Counties Trust Company. As Fire Chiet Frank uberlles A :!. ree-siur*. wall inJub- "the people ul t nlon County always been a key "swing a result of the merger the i:ig; t!;e storage area was are being put to a test: county,' this convention may and Mayor Donn A. Snyder of Westfield. 1 wo other Cla ~k said -die blaze burned mayors Thomas A. Kaczmarek of Clark and Albert new bank has 25 banking declared a danger area alter Phey are being given a first well be a test of support locations in Monmouth, Som- out of control for mure than for the leading presidential Theurer of Scotch plains, were not present. All an hour, hftorts u- contain riu^e ^racks apr eared m rhe -opportunity to exercise a erset and Union Counties a.ill .is a result ol the L - contenders for the Demu- business and professional persons and industries in the d—i ill rt-rt Rfft^r r .L i th<- . u nrome five municipalities are being urguJ IU join In tnoMMt-h rnrqi aocpfH nf < rt were—mrrrrp- trom the fire. ^-jllap- •A ~TT5 ui the presidential primary."" cratic nomination," sairr five municipal water pressure in the area chairman of Union <-uuniy Chapter-oi che will mirk the area mately $335 million. "The ~R~afiway Board of that he will retire from the the wall was feared. Foundatiun-M.irch ot Dimes and vice president Anyone who is eligible to Reni Li-doe, vice chairman observance of the week which of the Raman Hoad plant. vote in the Turn- P Demo- of the convention com.-nit- Education received notice at eehool system as of June 30. iiny Hoy bcuui chamber's 20th anniversary. ~ its" mgetJTig-on-Kfonday-ttight — •-4vfr; Drafted Who—ivae been "TTrir; .. t££*_HW2.-.knaw ikat national rit>iH, and Alan J.-llorgua . , media has expressed inter- ~Iri KooHevelt School Jrom"~ assistant supeflnrSncTenl for department. Raymond Drake, assistant approximately four years, s^ujt, discuss scoui paruciprion inbunday s im- SuCldj est t iin coverincovering ithe day's I r s Ty rre 11 ReelectecT irr be-half-«!• ttw--aaiiVAig,n iu .end ^Uil:.. Mrs. David superintendent of schools. Joined the Rahwav public the board on...Apr'''j with tfae^ drills to the superinten- W y?~* I^^P~^ OIIV gxmevi Participation TrfinT 1 ~X^ r ^FViRT-m;in ami Hr« rep- QUALITY DRY huiKia\ would bt- an rated that Q] RKdlHuaiiunKKg'imrau , Corner oi' alsu be accept' 1934. Before becoming as- earn Jn-r walk budges. thing has been sent to~ _hr sis tone 9uperintendent,~1ie Fire Oiler Geor-ge G. Link R.rit.n Rd. .nd Walnut Av«- Oglala Sioux. Indians at tlu- is scheduled between 9 and ;ation to determine the resolution said. 10 a.m. A general session was a physical education tea- need for additional building Dr. Sprowls commerrrcd- wrote to the board on March CLARK, N. J. Hme Ridge RcBervauun in Mrs. Dorothy M. Tyrrell crane Home, Menlo Park, cher, principal of Franklin Mouth Dakota. Anyone wish- at which procedures will be reelected president of on May 16. Joint installation space was approved unani- that he believes that the 29 and stated that the junior RAHWAY School and a supervisor. mously by tfie board at Its principal "did not purposely high school's fire alarm sys- S.m. Day S.rvic * 33*2424 Teachers Inform ing to doaate_.piuct-s of nn- "i^ "'"H1?," ?% AH the Ladies Auxiliary of•John of post and auxiliary officers treasure ctTial for the Indians may •3oi, will be held at trie post,home Monday, April 3 The board authorized the meeting on Monday'night In submit false reports about (Condnued orrPage 4) transfer of John Kuhlman as Roosevelt School audi- notify M rs . Bi >yU-. 'arts, on Frida~y,"M.iy 19. 4:50 p.m. Brush tire L. Inman A /enue. Supported vice principal of Rahway CONTEST WINNERS REWARDED .. . Miss Lorraine Kjsty, one of the two winners In the Elks torium. About School for Blind Mrs. Boyle also rcpunud Hostesses were Marie National Foundation's most valuable student scholarship contest, receives $23 Savings Bond Mrs. Phornas Me A u lift L-, K »s sTe r,""'" ITtrnry "CoTftr-and- •Tnninr High School ro teach- The committee, when ap- Mrs. Jani 6 M attlievvs and 212 puppets t.avi been do- y unanimous vote Jar- ing duties and authorized fro^nVX^MTItori~Crans, cKMrnran oT the~youth^acTTvtricB committee o#• Kahway Lodge No. 1O75, M \m> i>mna Ward, teachers stale [Tujt-cr cha.rlady, ri-- nated tu the pediatrics v-aid tive caucuses and begin the Patricia M:Gaha. The dark 10:46 a.m. Backfire in oil Fifth Ward Councilman pointed, "would serve until puried a j,rufit of $01 was first session of deliberations ing a meeting on April 4 in burner at 70-4 W. Lake Ave- Peter M. Donovan of Rahway appropriate adjustment of BPO Elks. Next to Miss Kosty, a student at Mother Seton Regional High School, Clark, is the the next reorganization SUEDE COATS S. JACKETS at M, Jit-ph'u s School fur a i R iih '.v a y 1 i o s j; 11 a 1, the post home. horse prize .vas won by his salary. The transfer, other winner, Paul Grupe, a Rahway High School student. With them are, left to right, George GOWNS a FANCY DRESSES Jersey City, ad- made im xhv Dutch M aid for their selections. nue. who attended State Assembly meeting of the board on Feb. the Blind I'hf next club meeting will Other officers elected Marie Kessler. made at Mr. Kuhlman's re- Marhak, Robert Leber and James J. Toner of the Elks* scholarship comrmmre. Mr. Toner was 19, 1973. BOX STORAGE dx e s s c- d meni!)ers of tile Pari> which was held at be- held on l'uL-t.da\ at 8:15 Luncheon fa;ilities will be Wednesday, April 5 hearings held April 11 to her home, 1'ru-eedb will gu available from noon to L^juwere: Vice president, Patri- The ne\t meeting will be ll-A-i p.m. Trash fire a>; obtain information concern- quest, will be effective July ' chairman. Miss Kosty and Mr. Grupe wt-n- sponsored by the Rahway lodge. Eric H. BecJchusen, chair- FREE MOTH PROOFING Rahway Area Junior Wo- p.m. in the Claude H. Heed held on May 2 at 6:15 p.m. BRIDAL GOWNS CLEANED u, the Ruth Gottchu Kidnt-y p.m. and then the caucuses cia McGaha; junior view tatl stand on W. Milton Ave- ing flood control measures, 1. The transfer, made at man of the buildings and ex- man's i lub jn the intensi- I eiui-r, Irving btreel, Rah- president, Evelyn Hal- Mr. Kuhlman's request, will REWEAVING & DYEING fied training received by the Foundanon, the siacepruject will resume. By 3:30^5.m. nue. criticized the city for not pansion committee, said the LE ATH ER COATS S. way. An open discussion and verson; Chaplain, Luella be effective July 1. Mr. multi-hand.capped children. for the lunior muml:ership election of oftIcerri are on at a plenary session all se- Jaycees to Give 3:88 p.m. Grass fire in having the municipal en- committee will consist of JACKETS lections will be announced. Morris, conductress, Betty gineer and other representa- Kuhlman previously had 25 persons who will Investi- the agenda. West, guard, Emily L onti, Milton Lake area. KNITS CLEANED 8. Babysitting facilities will be Thursday, April 6 tives at the session. served as vice principal of gate the "purported need of BLOCKED Over 6,500 families read The available all day provided treasurer, Evelyn Schnei- Rahway High School. several years" for addi- ALTERATIONS. _ DRUG STORE der, trustees, Lillian 2 Scholarships 3.23 p.m. Car fire at 151 Councilman Donovan News-Record/Patriot. That's by the Young Democrats of M jnroe Street. spoke in favor of rwo pro- tional school space. Mr. RfiHWAY Union County. Burdick, Doris Himpele and Beckhusen added that the 26,000 people readincyour ad- Marion Schall, district dele- 3:33 p.m Alarm received posed laws which would Senior and Junior Highs To City Students for Virginia Barrel Cor- regulate development in A basketball game between the senior high school Knnturwicz at the junior high committee will have "a DECORATOR FOLD M° Kates, La Verne Marcin, cross-section of the com- OPEN EVERY DAY OF THE YEAR Evelyn Schneider, Evelyn the Rahway Jaycees this poration plant. flood plains and would guide the faculties of Rahway The proceeds will be given school. Friday, April 7 municipalities in adoption of Senior High School and Rah- to the Rosenwald family who munity" and that it would The Complete Medical Center" Halverson and Marie Kes- week announced that their The game is being billed have five sub—committees to ifLV,'*"- Drapery's Vi sler; alternates, Jane Bora, annual scholarship grants 3:10 a.m. Truck fire on local flood control ordi- To Switch way Junior High School will will in turn give it to the as the battle of the losers," I'.S. Highway 1. nances. be held Wednesday for the Hemophilia Association of study various aspects of the Barbara Diserte, Marion are available to eligible stu- since the two faculty teams present situation. Suedes & Leather Coats '/2 price PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECIALTY Schall and Elizabeth lien- dents residing in Rahway. 12:48 p.m. Washdown for One bill gives the munici- benefit of M ark~ and Glenn New Jersey, winch is. a state were defeated by police drickaon. This year's grants are car accident at Lawrence palities power to control by r^eet Date Roeenwald, brothers in the group formed by parents of teams in January and Feb- The board voted, 7-0, with GIVEN NEW JOB ... Charles Brown of Rahway, left, confers FREE PfiMIMG Rahway school system who one member not voting, to M.M. Fur.Borganna Coats Vi \ the largest ever given by anJ Washington Streets. ordinance virtually all de- An -attempt to change the hemophiliacs. ruary competition. with Dr. James R. Cowan, state commissioner of health, about Delegates to the depart- 1:17 p.m. Grass fire at velopment In areas thought are hemophiliacs. deny Herman Scherman, Mr. Brown's appointment as director of the urban rodent and FREE DELIVERY ment convention in Wildwood the Rahway Jaycees. They regular monthly meeting Tht- senior high school All Types of arc- awarding two $500 scho- tlie rear of the Union County by the state, municipal en- The game will start at Sponsored by the atudeno principal of Rahway Junior insect control project of the state. Household Items Y2 price FU 1-2000 will be selected at [he May date of tlie K ah way Board team lust 47--15 while the Fencing Including larships. Park. glnner or Army Corps of 7:30 p.m. on the court of councils of both schools, the junior high team was High School, his employment meeting. Otber appointments of Education failed at Mon- game was conceived by and salary adjustment Incre- IRVING STKKET. OPPOSITE ELIZABETH AVE. 1 Applications for the grants 1:20 p.m. Wash down for Engineers as being subject day night's meeting in crushed 60-30. TRY HARVARD'S QUALITY SERVICE Stockade will be announced at that gas spill at Jaques and to flooding. members of the Rihway High ments for the 1972-73 school time. There will be floor are available atRahwayHlgh Roosevelt School when the Ai half time, the volley- NYLON GOATED llazelwood Avenues. The other hjll gives [he Grand Jury School Varsity Club and year. The board stated its Display Showroom Open work practice on Wednes- "School, L'nion Catholic High vote -was tiedat 4-4. Nicholas Dehnonico, " - vice ball championship of the high School in Scotch Plains, Ro- 3:55 p.m. Car fire at St. State Department of En- school will be played. action was taken againetMr, WROUGHT IRON Daily and Saturday 9 to J day and a card party next Eric H. Beckhusen, whu principal at the high school. Scherman "for Inefficiency Thursday, April 20. Boch selle Catholic High School George and W. Milton Ave- vironmental Protection me rickets, priced at $1, are nues. power to adopt regulations to moved that the date be Helping with arrangements and other good cause." events are to be in ftie Nancy In Roselle and Mother Seton changed from Monday, May Subpoenaes are Detectives Barry on sale in both schools and For & FREE Estimate Luzon Post Home in Roselle. Regional High School in 8:27 p.m. Rubbish fire at guide municipalities in adop- will be available at the door. Voting to withhold the in- tion of local flood control J,5y to the. folluwing day, Henderson and Albert Smith Donations were made to Clark. Applications may beWitherspoon Street and Ran- said that he will be out of Donations are being ac- crements were Dr. John J. Dr. James R. Cowan, New Gall Before You Fall . . • 283-1009 dolph Avenue. ordinances. It also authori- of the community relations SprowlB, president; Louis G. two years. the Clark Girls Softball Lea- obtained by writing to the the city on May 15 and that division of the Rahway cepted also. Jersey State Commissioner Since the bulk of the pro- gue and also to the Clark Rahway Jaycee Scholarship Saturday, April 8 zes the department to impose Boch, Harry W. McDowell, its own controls if a munici- there was "an Important re- Police Department. of Health, this week, an- ject's $2,000,000 annual bud- CICGONE WELDING WORKS Box 731, Rah- 12:30 p.m. Alarm received ligious meeting" on that day. James J. Kinneally Sr. of Paul LoRocco, Edward J. nounced the appointment of Scholarship. Fund. -Euni for Allen Industries plant on pality —fails—«o act—witfainj-a- Advisors for the student Higgins, James_ F^ Kernan get conies from federal A hospital party will be way N J. 07065. Edward J. Htggfhs"" ob- Rahway, Union. _ County Fe^es Sentence Chatl^B Brown of Rahway sources, Mr. Brown's ap- N wyear aft^r designs'.jon of councils are Kevin Walsh and Mr. Beckhusen. The 574 ROUTE 21, ISELIM 283-1009 To be eligible for a schol- e™ Brunswick Avenue. jected to changing the date, Democratic chairman and as director of die urban ro- pointment also required che held in the New Jersey Vet- flood hazard areas. The bill former city official, testi- at the high school and Leo eighth member present, arship, an applicant mast 2:04 p.m. Grass fire on permits the state to impose noting that Dr. John J. dent and insect control approval of che Federal De- wh e n Place Sprowls, president, had fied on Tuesday before the On Gun Charge Joseph L. Keefe, did not project for New Jersey. partment of Health, Educa- have been a resident of Rah- o '» ' , . Ones up to $2,500 tor viola- Union County Grand Jury vote. He explained that he way for at least one year 9:00 pm. Oil burner fire tions of regulations. ' cleared his calendar"* so CUifford Henderson, 20, of Mr. Brown had previously tion and Welfare, and jie he could attend meetings and in Elizabeth. Library to Show had not been present when and have been accepted at at 713-731 St. George Ave- 1823 Allen Street, Rahway, the boardgaveMr. Scherman served as assistant director Federal Public Health W* that citizens know about the Mr. Kinneally received a of the project for the past Service. any accredited institution of nue. subpoena, which was served will be sentenced on May a hearing. Earlier the board higher learning. CLARK regular.....Uatea* .tie., said by_-. _ by ^representatives of ^he Babe Ruth Film 19 un a charge of possession had accepted the resignation The urban rodent and Name Four laws of the board require of a gun on Aug. 28, 1971, SUNDAY, APRIL 2 ^w©~readings of any proposed office jDf Prosecutor Karl The regular alternate of Lawrence E. Pratt as of insect control project is a UIUSU&LZ Car washdown on West- change. Mr. Higgins added ABch", at HaTiame^bnTFrlclay Weo^e^sday^highrt filin series Rh Resignation multii£US*^E^d oommiinity—im—— . Costume Jewelry field Avenue. that Joseph L. Keefe has a evening. will continue at the Rahway Mr. Henderson pleaded The board's resolution provement program with MONDAY, APRIL 3 To Serve guilty to the charge on April Pasters child who is to be confirmed Before going to testify, Public Library with a pro- stated that Mr. Scherman primary opera:ions in For Appalachia Car fire on Lincoln Bou- on May 15 M r. Kinneally-statod-that he gram on Wednesday at 7:30 12 before Superior Court failed to conduct fire drills Newark, Jersey City, Hobo- JNcw Cars Patches 11 TJnited Synagogue Youth of levard. Considerable ''couldn't even gueflB as to p.m.. Judge John E. Barger in at the junior high school ken,_Patersonx Passaic, East N.Y. AIRPORTS Incense Mr. Higgins also charged Union "County Court House, Clark spent Saturday, April damage Two appointments as the reason why he was asked William Bendix and Claire during January and Febru- Orange, Trenton, Camden TRAVEL IN COMFORT Candles 4, in front of area markets Brush fire on Franklin that the change was sought to appear. Elizabeth. ary 'thereby endangering and Asbuiry Park. alternates to the Rahway because the two factions are Trevor star in the "Babt- IN NEW LIMOUSINES Buttons asking shoppers to buy an Street. Earlier this year Prose- Ruth Story," the life story Police arrested the defen- the lives of students in his The program, in addition TUESDAY, APRIL 4 Planning Board and two ap- tied at 4-4 as a result of dant on Allen Street after Black Lite: extra can of food for needy pointments aa members of cutor Asch obtainedcontract of America's most famous schools." The resignation of to its pest control and ex- FROM YOUR DOOR-STEP Warehouse fire at U. S. Lawrence E. Fratt's.reeig- they- -elaifn**! they spotted a l^aw rcnee E. P-rati t>f 363 Youth people in Appalachla. the Local Assistance Board nation and that the other fac- and purcnasTrigrecorasTforn TSaseTSHn Tdol. Show time is "• "lr~waa "Btated that iaw~3re— —termination services, is re- FOR RESERVATIONS the city government. The 110 minutes. .3H calibre revolver under quires two drills a month E. Lake Avenue, Rahway, sponslble for the allocation —orrente'd were made by-Mayor- Daniel tion seeks to prevent anv ap- Purdy and Beverly Needle, Considerable damage. records cover a six-year Admission is free. his shirr. ~ ~ ~~ anaThaT~a beTTYingSThTTre— and fesourCTSB7— Mdse. and L. Martin at last week's pointment at a meeting when gathered 18 boxes of canned WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5 Municipal Council meeting period. The Rahway investi- Headquarters when a drill of Education was accepted training, preventive educa- Wushdown for car leaking it would not have all Glttware Food which were given to in City Hall. members present. gation is one of three special is conducted. by the board "with regret" tion, technical assistance the-Salvation Army: gasoline. aLGoodman's Cros- Grand Jury probes into The resolution also stated at its meeting on Monday and program evaluation. sing. Mr. Anthony Pascale of Dr. Sprowls said that was possible irregularities in Students of Junior High night in Roosevelt School, 815 Pratt Street and Joseph that the principal submitted To Produce "Mattrass1 THURSDAY, APRIL 6 Mr,Higgins purpose in want- municipal government op- "false reports stating that Rahway. Dr. Cowan explained, T. Cerchiaro of Evans Street ing the meeting on May 15. erations. The others concern "The most needy areas of Brush fire at rear of RCA d alternates to r fire drills were held on four The resignation is effec- 165 Westfield Ave., Clark "Once L'pon IfTClattress,"' building on TermEnST~Kve~ M . HigjEJD&Jigreed readily, J_inden and Scotch Plains. Produce Musical occasions in the months of tive May 1, Mr. Pratt's let- our cities are served by the musical which was a die Planning Board for terms adding that the by-laws January andJFebruary 1972 ter was dated. this program. Over a quarter 388-7778 nue. ending on Dec. 31. "should be followed." A Mr. Kinneally, who has DOG OBEDIENCE Broadway success, will be SATURDAY, APRIL S been county Democratic Rahway Junior High School in the school auditorium. when in fact no such drills Edward J. Higgins ob- million residents _ol these produced by the students of Mrs. Eugene O'Brien of special meeting could be students will stage "Once Miss Vicki Tripodo is were conducted." jected to accepting the resig- areaa have availed them- Visit Our Black Lite Room Brush fire at Jupltor 1036 Elm Terrace and Elijah called, Mr. Higgins noted. chairman for 18 years, Rahway Junior High School Street and Brentwood Drive. served as Rahway's director Upon A Mattress, ' an adult directing the presentation. A third section of the reso- nation as of May 1, pointing selves of che benefits of MON.. WED- 1 FRI. J--8 P-M on May 12 and 13 in the Bullock of 1727 Park Street Voting to change the date version of the fairy tale Brush fire at 271 Central of revenue and finance and Tlie orchestra will be con- lution charged that the out that Mr. Pratt in his this project and have ac- SAT. 10-9 P.M. school auditorium. were named to terms on the were Harry W. McDowell, "Princess and the Pea, ducted by HaroldMagee, with letter wrote that he plans complished substantial im- CLOSED TUES.. THURS.. SUN. Avenue. Local Assistance Board. Dr. Sprowls, Mr. Keefe and also as secretary of the principal "has resisted di- city'e division of water and at 8 p.m. on Friday and vocal production by Thomas rections and suggestions for to move from the city the provements in their own Their r»»T-fnw will prvriflre on Mr. Beckhusen. Opposed Saturday.,. May i2. and ili. I'ltcipaldi. . . . . _ latter part of April. neighborhood^!. . . April 10, 197-1. were Paul LoRocco, James accounts. improvement by the superin- Reserved tickets are $2 tendent of schools In an in- Leo Kahn, board attorney, I hajv cunijilete con- The Council appointed F. Kernan, Mi. Boch and each. General admission tic- fidence not only in Mr. ENROLL N0WF0R Mr. Higgins. efficient manner, including when asked for an opinion, Samuel Rothstein of 1113 St. Gary's Altar Society ketB are $1 each. Additional failure to adequately super- stated that Mr. Pratt would Brown's ability to direct this MAY CLASSES ^ Mldwood Drive as a con- information can be obtained vise personally members of cease to become a member vital program, but also in at by calling 388-8500. his teaching Btaff, both when he moves out of the city his sensitivity to the needs WESTFIELD CARRY OUT will be three years. Police Identify Major roles have been cast tenure and non-tenure." The regardless of the date and of the residents of our inner ELIZABETH POOD SHORPE The momlily safe driver Annual Affair Tomorrow as follows: Sharon Porter, resolution added that he "hnR that Mr. Pratt would cease cities." award wenl£~to Harry"~ATex- WOODBRIDGE Princessi "Wlhhlrred; TJoug failed to observe his to be a member after Way ander of 882 Westfield Ave- Counterfeit Bill The Rosary Altar Society mittee, Mrs. Martin Boyle Zimmel, Prince Dauntless; IN THIS ISSUE UNION and Mrs. Joseph Zientek, teachers in a sufficient man- 1 even though he is still a THE LOOK FOR EVERYONE nue. It W4B announced that Director of Police John of St. Mary's Roman Catholic Robert Valentine, King Sex- ner, including not getting into city resident. A NEW UOQKJEQR Mr. Alexinder, who drives Church, Rihway, will hold chairladles; hostesses com- timus; Eileen Quinn, Queen Armed Forces 15 J. Hummel Jr. said yester- mittee, Mrs. Arigelo Ser- the classrooms enough, and The vote to accept the ITALIAN about lOyOOO nvlles a year, day that a counterfeit $20 Its annual Dessert, Card Aggravaln; Anna Robinson, has failed to properly utilize^ Church News 12 has had no reportable acci- Party and Fashion Show to- vidlo, chalrlady; refresh- resignation was unanimous. COMMUNITY STATE BANK N. J. DOG COLLEGE bill, notidentlfledprevlously, Lady Larken; David Gil- the student-teacher day for Mr. Pratt was elected to a Classified 10 687 2393 VENICELON FIBER dents and a perfect driving morrow at 7:30 p.m. in the ment committee, Mry. chrest. Sir Harry; Mike Cast, Editorials 4 Goodwood FoMiood Health ..-la.-being circulated, in llah- Kenneth Brown, chair-lady. work with students and three-year term on the board record of a period'of ^3J way.— - school auditorium. minstrel; NahcyTote, Jester, teachers, as more particu- , -8- Since our beginning, Community State "yeTKrtr; Also, prize committee is at~~the elctioh of February JJ3JUVESTFIELITAVE. CLARK. N. J. The bill's frontplate num- Chalflady for the affair Ron Mack, wizard. larly set forth in memoran- 1971. Last February he was Obituaries .10 Bank has strived to offer the best in fi- Is Mrs. Joseph Keefe who chaired by Mrs. Alfred Ray Hoagland . 8 opp. A»rlco> Uolo. Hall • forkl.q In K«ar . ber is 3 and die back plate Berg, who said two hand- dum of the superintendent to elected vice president of the nancial service. By doing so. we have number is 15. The bill is announced the theme of Ladies-in-waiting; Delo- said principal dated April 4 board and was appointed Social News . 2 County Chairman "Tulips and Windmills" for made quilts and two hand- res BareHeld, Ethel Gumer, Sports .8.9,11 grown steadily, not only in size, but in N. Y, Reserve Bank Note made afghans will be among 1972/' chairman of the athletics Series 1969. The number the affair. Donna Van Blarcom, Debbie committee. Weddings 26 the wide range of financial assistance Active participants in the the prizes. Van Blarcom, Barbara Coun- The hearing was held bv EXPERIENCED STYLING DONE ON ALL PIECES below the Federal Reserve we offer our customers. Obtains Support numbe is B98683080F. show are: Decorating com- Mrs. Joseph Peter is in cil, Tanya Palmer, Daisy Pick^&hejnicest NO-MATTER-WHERE PURCHASED charge of giveaways and Niever, Georgina Tremarco, Our new symbol has been designed to Mrs. Michael Llston of table Linda Williams, MlndyKatz, depict our growth, our diversification of Of Ward Group prizes. Judy Hundley, Karen Nowln- ^[if^1Bri4emJiere The fashion show will be sky and Rum Kahn; knights, services, and our complete flexibility to The Fifth Ward Democra- conducted by Mrs. Robert Harry Wight, Jerry Bakker, meet the financial challenges of the tic Club of Rahway went on Signorino. Reservations may Dwayne Harbin, DanKruger, record last Thursday BB fa- be made with, Mrs. Raymond Brfnn Cahill, Lennie Robin- businesses and people we serve. 381-6550 voring the^^reelectlQn ot_ Moceikif>;;at 381-18366^ Tick- son, Allen Parker and .Mike Look for our sign for your banking ..-OP-E-N-0-ii F-Rl- 9=9. James J. Kinneally Sr. of Stthn Rahway for Union County ;-" -=ers=wrll=b&^BCfhh3trthcT±crrjr^ Claytonr—r——-——-^rr— .-needsr vfc may-look..a-JitUe different, Demooratlc-chairittttn.— but we're still the Community Bank — CANDLES BRASS CHINA Mr> Kinneally, who resides with the community in mind. in the ward, la facing a —challenge-^for—reelectlon-P City and IVSost of County the pOBtheTiaBTfieRTltbr £ —- -ANB-MANY-. years, The chairman will be BY OUR AWARD WINNING yJ Placed in 12th District community state bank ONE OF A KLIND ITEMS DESIGNERS & CRAFTSMEN At Senliblo cararlc organization Rahway was placed In the 12th Congressional District with Our Hostess' Pricell BATHROOMS TOOI meeting on June 12. most of Union County by the Federal Court which last week Gilts and In- It was announced at the set new district lines for New Jersey. and trust company _ . formation are BUILDERS AND DO-IT-YOURSELF TRADE club's meeting that a spec- The court acted after the State Legislature failed to agree ial meeting will be held this on a redlstrlcting plan. Redistrictlng of the state had been Lhc Key to Your BRING IN MEASUREMENTS & SAVE week to screen candidates LINDliS • KMi/ir/lV • ROSIUJJ- New Community ordered by. die -Federal Court because of population inequities for Fifth Ward councilman in some districts. - Call iBarbara-GpXdon_ and fogcit y committee posta. MEMBER Speakers at the meeting ••— Rahway-prevlously was in the 13th District with Elizabeth, COMPUTERTSMENTATION ... RahwayTtfghrSchool Btudents'were- among the approximately - - were Mayor Daniel L, Marj= Linden and portions of Hudson County. The remainder of Union RRYS^ Co 800-studenta who participated In ihe_computer orientation program presented by the Monmouth uiaMU«eiy-UI^u-»^y-^)luB.«1uuaiiiuuli.uuiiiU.,-,Mfii-J, ^F *"*?**& vfEss^Coxiniy^cttrlvnhcrim District. College Computer Science Society on March 23 in West Long Branch. Listening to Miss Betty [repa^c—-prized—for—tomorrow''s—Peltsert=eard—Party—and AILoiLJUnldn^Goiml^exfam^I-liUBide^JLlnden -and- Wlnficld- »„«» r^Kt—iirriQ Hahway, N. J. Restaurant semi-final round of the A t-lash berw-en two New che Dukers against third team. iary; noon, front field. Fea- forms and caps for players. Regan of the Hoofs, Artie Rahway fanned two and pas- and Nancy Stirrat, Cindy The Rahw.iy runners were therbed Lane School versus Mrs. M. A. Mercurio is Zuckerman of the Backs, M in Santa Harhara, Call 53 E. CHERRY ST. 1540 IRVING STREET weekly Shore Winter Golf sed one. Rothweiler was the Jersey GoldeTctoves cham- ^s of M ddletown. 126- Schaefer, Sue Siecinski, Lisa •Hll.-tl Club VVVst 11 will pr CLOSED League Tournament at thelosing pitcher. .^lona...arilL.be one of the I" novice action, Veterans of Foreign Wars the league administrator. Bob Weiner of the Bullets^ 388-0453 Post No. 7363; -rear-field, M |RR Aririfln KVnnpfiy Mifee_ O'Nell of the Devils, i facilities ami coachin 381-1770 RAHWAY, N. J. Hanover Golf Club. for" fuiuro r>Kmpi7rns77u MONDAYS S&H Stamps The final round o! the Colonia Esso versus Merit head umpire. Steve Likens of the Lakers, Tom Voynlck of the Un- help them to find work CLOSED MONDAYS Ivy Storch Handi-Charge TunrMmrnt will be played Association -am.iie.ur. boxing oppose Steve Gearl of Toms Ditzel s Tol. 388-5939 today at Banim Hollow. River/ featherweight Clyde "em- ttark Cotters show tomorrow night in Goldfield of Plainfield will Seventh-grade Arthur I Johnson Regional no against John Sm-.th of me-moers inclu ion Catholic Sponsors Over High. School, Westfleld Ave- Mldtttetown. ami Jim Stan- Kelli.-Marianne ,Arcianaco,_ MERCHANTS Slipcovers 3 Draperies V),»a.lv«YNi,M(E».olUo«4Mi /5'!Jto7 Defeat nue, Clark. berry of Toms River will Pat Geignch, Jams Fisch r CORMLO BROS. 7J0UU.O0P.U- /o'ri,'j t Custom Made-To-Order The golf team of Arthur L. 100ta5=OOP.U- 17J0 lo 11 PJJ. OrlandoThe matchmaker, announce, dAnthon thayt be paired with Duane Coltun Ann^T.rru^jx.LJiMl., The strong baseball tea.-n foot 2-inch righthander, Boxing Show Saturday of And Still Anxious Johnson Regional High Fred Boynron of Middleto»„. "fNcwart. ^^ ^^^ >.f Governor 1 tvtngston Re- aj^alnst Coach Luu • l~arcest selection in School, Clark, defeated the Pergallo's Clark nine. CTEKeT Specialists this area flRENfl Rahway High School golfers, current 135-pound Gloves gional High School, Berkeley The Union Catholic Boys ves champions. The majority VENICE o Fitted In your home notice king, will face Dan announced that tickets, Entered In YWCA Msel Heights, will Invade Nolan players who are outstandlngs J*T% 17-1. priced at $2 for adults and for the Invaders are Ron High School Parents Guild of the boxers will be boys ANTHONY'S o Guaranteed Work- Daniels of the Newark Field, Clark, on Saturday at will sponsor an all-star ama- representing clubs from Plugs - Switches - Lights in Landscaping Italian-American Food manship The Rahway team lost by Dukers, 1971 open champ. $1 for children under 12, ^p.^ fora «-^ goj- Steel, first baseman, and h an identical score to the Mike Gonnella and John teur boxing show Saturday Clark, Elizabeth and Rahway. • Flneai fabrien - J& ~/'J 5l«v«« wvl 6» Av«"u« Four other matches on the are available at 1135 W. St. evening, April 29, at 8:30 TOWN & COUNTRY Specialties & Delicatessen Bike & Key Shop 1 W^stfield High School team. e Avenue, Linden, or Seavey, outfleldsrs. Trophies will be awarded to O Lavcsi &ri«es .tinni-'* " 10-bout program are sche- Geo p.m. in the school gym onboth the winner and loser of Stoves - Heat - Driers LANDSCAPING may be purchased at the The Crusaders, who lost 382-9222 Garden Sfafe FREE ESTIMATE TI_ ...\_, Bo»«Sl