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VOL. 161 NO. 14 RAHWAY, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1983 USPS454I60 20 CENTS High School renovation again on ballot; write-in vier joins declared Board hopefuls By R. R. Faszczewski gymnasium itself, which cond time. cement and $55,000 for The Rahway News-Record. candidate in an election in the Roosevert School Par- dition to being the Board ver Cleveland School at E. In addition to voting would nearly double the They argue repairs can be landscaping. The present ^ice presi- which there were no declar- ent-Teacher Assn. and a liaison to the junior high Milton Ave., in the School again on a proposed size of the present gym- done a little at a time so tax- Although there are only dent of the Schob! Board, ed candidates for the un- member of the Rahway $5,990,000 bond-issue re- school. • -•,.,./ Distrist for the legal voters nasium. payers will not have to foot three declared candidates Mrs. Elizabeth If Jacobs of expired term. Parent-Teacher Assn./Or- She is a part-time student residing within General El- ferendum tor renovations to Supporters of the bond the bill all at once. Among running for the three Board 318 Russell Am, won the The administrative assis- ganization Presidents' Rahway High School and in the Urban Studies Pro- ection District Nos. 1 and 2 issue argue the facilities items which opponents seats, at least one write-in right to serve <$t the re- tant to Dr. Matityahu Mar- Council and the Rahway gram at Union County Col- of Ward 1. selecting three members of have deteriorated to such point to as non-critical are candidate, Kenneth Secor, mainder of an'iunexpired cus, an economist in Union, Junior High School Parent- the Board of Education for lege in Cranford, and cur- POLLING DISTRICT an extent that doing less $76,000 for sidewalk repla- is known to the editors of term in 1981 a* a write-in she is the past president of Teacher Organization in ad- rently serves on the Board NO. 2 three three-year terms, Rah- than the entire package way residents Tuesday will of Education's Negotia- Polling place at the Gro- would be costly. They point tions, Education, Buildings ver Cleveland School at E. also be asked to approve to the high fuel costs for $7,995,224 to be raised by and Grounds, Policy and Milton Ave., in the School operating an inefficient Legislation and Student Re- District, for the legal voters taxes in support of the :V •'• heating system, and to the lations Committees. residing within General El- 1983-1984 current-expense fact that the gymnasium budget and $54,000 in sup- The second declared can- ection District Nos. 3 and 4 and facilties connected to it didate, Bernard D. Miller, of Ward 1. port of the 1983-1984 cap- are often overcrowded for ital outlay budget. was appointed to the school POLLING DISTRICT both students and specta- body in October to fill the NO. 3 The two largest areas in tors. unexpired term of Victor Polling place at the Fra- the proposed high school Those opposed to the ex- Kurylak, who moved out of nklin School at St. George renovation plan are the re- penditure point to the fact the area for business rea- Ave., in the School District placement of the school's the referendum was defeat- heating system and the re- sons. for legal voters residing ed on Feb. 22 (by about 215 A resident of Rahway for within General Election vamping of the Physical Ed- votes), and the Board of ucation Dept. 25 years, Mr. Miller is the District Nos. 1 and 2 of Education should not ask chairman of the Rahway Ward 2. The estimated cost of the voters to approve it for a se- Parking Authority. Em- POLLING DISTRICT heating-system replace- ployed as an engineering NO. 4 ment, converting the pre- control planner at the Sch- Polling place at the Fra- sent steam-heat system to ering-Plough Corp., he was nklin School at St. George hot water generated by educated at Rutgers Univer- Ave., in the School District combination gas and oil sity and the Maynard In- for legal voters residing burners, is $1,400,000. stitute. within General Election The physical education District Nos. 3 and 4 of renovations would include A 10-year veteran of the Navy, he is a trustee of the Ward 2. .updating of the shower sys- POLLING DISTRICT tem and locker rooms at the Union County Psychiatric high school. Clinic and the vice presi- NO. 5 Board spokesmen have dent of the American Insti- Polling place at the Ro- said erratic operation of the •'; ttntrJd'Plant Engineers.- osevelt School at St. George heating system has caused The third declared candi- Ave.,"in' trie School District room temperatures to vary date is Eileen Benes of 265 for legal voters residing from 40 to 85 degrees. It is W. Stearns St. She has been within General Election reportedly caused by cor- a nurse for the past 10 years District Nos. 1 and 2 of roded steam lines, obsolete at Muhlenberg Hospital in Ward 3. classroom runit ventilators Plainfieid. POLLING DISTRICT and constant failure of the Mrs. Benes, the president NO. 6 converted coal-fired boilers, of the Rahway Junior High Polling place at the Ro- originally installed when School Parent-Teacher Or- psevelt.School aLSt...George- the building was construct- ganization r is the treasurer Ave., in the School District ed in 1939. of the Grover Cleveland for legal voters residing School Parent-Teacher Approximately 20% of within General Election Assn. and the recording District Nos. 3 and 4 of the total estimated renova- secretary of the Parent- tion budget is earmarked for Ward 3. Teacher Assn./Organization POLLING DISTRICT improvements to the phys- Council. ical education area, in- NO. 7 cluding the extension of the She is also a member of Polling place at the Gro- HOSPITALS SHARE COLLEGE COURSE - Employes the Special Education PTA ver Cleveland School at E. mm from several central New Jersey hospitals are now at- and of the Madison School Milton Ave.. in the School tending a course in medical terminology taught by Union PTA, and a past president District for legal voters County College instructors for college credit, thanks to and vice president of the residing within General El- the Alliance for Health Care, a group of area hospitals Grover Cleveland PTA and ection District Nos. 1 and 2 organized to eliminate duplicate projects and share past recording secretary of of Ward 4. costs to save money. The course, being given at Perth the Special Education PTA. POLLING DISTRICT County College plans gala The only write-in candi- Amboy.General Hospital In Perth Amboy and at John F. NO. 8 Kennedy Medical Center In Edison, is open to date known at this time, Polling place at the Gro- "Twenty-one Union Cou-- ter in Elizabeth; Prof. Mar- fice of Public Affairs and ector of alumni affairs; Dar- General Medical Center's Mr. Secor, has lived at 1044 nty College faculty mem- garet Gill, an English in- employes of any alliance hospitals, Perth Amboy, Old ver. Cleveland School at E. Virginia James, a clinical ren Lesinski of Rahway, School of Nursing; Michael Elm Terr, for 12 years. He Milton Ave., in the School bers, staff and students structor; Barbara Goldrick, assistant professor at Muh- student representative; Lordi, president of the Stu- Bridge Regional Hospital, Kennedy Medical Center, have been appointed to the Muhlenberg Hospital in Plainfieid and Rahway Hospital. was a field engineer and District for legal voters a chemistry instructor; lenberg Hospital. Helen Lichtman, director of dent Government Assn.: retail systems manager with Community College Day Maureen Grimes of the Of- Studying, left to right, are: Cathy Jasmin of New residing within General El- Also, Linda Leifer, dir- admissions at Elizabeth Bohdan Lukaschewsky, as- National Cash Register for ection District Nos. 3 and 4 Qommittee by Dr. Saul Or- sistant to the vice president Brunswick, Dolores Christiano of Edison, Margaret kin, college president. Stangel of Highland Park, who is one of the Instructors, 12 years before starting his of Ward 4. for academic affairs: own business as a heating POLLING DISTRICT The kick-off celebration Malcolm McGowan, ac- Sharon Tschopp of Plainfieid and Lori Pettinato of Sideliners support Hazlet. contractor in Rahway. NO. 9 of Community College counting instructor, Thom- Educated at Morris Cou- Polling place at the Fra- Week will begin at 1:30 as Poznanski, counselor/ nty College, the University nklin School at St. George p.m. on Sunday, April 17, advisor; Robert Sintich, as- of Dayton and Union Col- Ave., in the School District at the Cranford Campus. High School revamp sistant dean of administra- City seeks out lege, Mr. Secor has served "The Sideliners, Boosters for legal voters residing The committee will form- male players have had to fduntains were so anti- tive services at Elizabeth as a member of the Rahway within General Election ulate the plans for co-or- of Sports for Rahway, feel quit because of the late quated parts for them could General Medical Center's Special Education Parent/- the Rahway High School police applicants District Nos. I and 2 of dinating the open house, practices. not be obtained. It was School of Nursing; Stanley School Assn. and the Rah- Ward 5. which will have represen- Renovation Project must be -2. The seating capacity quite'embarassing to have Sobieski, president of the A spokesman for the to Friday. way Police Reserves. passed. Not only have we POLLING DISTRICT tation from all three college of the gymnasium is 400. to tell visiting spectators we part-time student govern- New Jersey Dept. of Civil Applicants must be resi- An amateur photograph- NO. 10 campuses and the affiliated fielded excellent teams, our When the gymnasium is fill- did not have fountains that ment association; Theodore Service announced an ex- dents of Rahway. All appli- er, he is the president of a facilities are also used by Polling place at the Fra- schools of nursing and rad- ed, the doors must be clos- worked. Vaughn, an English instruc- amination for police officer cants must be able to pass local bowling league, a nklin School at St. George iography'. From this original the entire community thro- ed. Many spectators have to -5. Shower facilities are tor; Michael Villano, direc- for the city of Rahway wjll the required written exam- member of the city's Parent ugh local recreation pro- Ave., in the School District group, a program commit- miss the game because of poor. The visiting team has tor of student activities; be scheduled in the near ination, a physical exam- Teacher Assn./Organization for legal voters residing tee headed by Barbara grams?," a spokesman re- this. When the gymnasium only three showers that Mary Young of the Office future. ination, a medical exam- and a former musician with ported. within General Election Goldrick, has been selected is sold out, and this hap- work. It takes, many times, of Public Affairs Please Applications can be ob- ination and a psychological the North Jersey Sympho- District Nos. 3 and 4 of to oversee the planning* of He asked if residents pened at most of the boys' nearly 6ne hour for the telephone 276-2600, exten- tained both at the Office of examination. ny Orchestra. knew the following: Ward 5. the Sunday open house and games, police had to be call- visiting squads to shower sion 271 for further in- the City Clerk and at Police Applicants must be at If you plan to vote on POLLING DISTRICT the four mini-open houses, -1. Rahway is the only ed to disperse the crowd. and dress. The home show- formation. Headquarters from 8:30 least 18 years of age, have high school in Union Coun- Tuesday, it is good to know NO. 11 which will be held at cam- -3. Rest room condi- ers, even though they have a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday been graduated from high in which polling district you Polling place at the High pus sites and affiliated ty that has one gymnasium tions are poor. Male specta- been painted and cleaned, ••••••••••, school, or possess a high that is so small that it can- should be casting your bal- School at Madison Ave., in hospitals during the week of tors must use the boys' lock- have mildew coming thro- •••••••* the State Senate seat in school equivalency certi- lot. the School District for legal April 17 to 23. not be divided into two nor- er room, making it neces- ugh on the ceiling, tile miss- the 20th Legislative ficate, possess a valid New mal practice areas. This cau- The list of polling places voters residing within Gen- Appointed to the Com- sary to secure all locker ing on the floor, and many Voter signup District, which includes Jersey driver's license and follows. eral Election District Nos. I munity College Day Com- ses our basketball team to areas. The women specta- shower heads that cannot Rahway, reports City be a citizen of the United have to practice on an early- If you have any ques- and 2 of Ward 6. . mittee were Shirley Alper, tors* rest-room is antiqua- be fixed. The Rahway City Clerk Francis R. States. tions, please telephone POLLING DISTRICT counselor; Robert Dobbins, late schedule, with boys' ted, and many times had All of the above will be Clerk's Office will be Senkowsky. Veterans may file for a and girls' teams alternating Board Secretary Anthony NO. 12 coordinator of the mathe- water leaks or toilet fac- taken care of if, the refer- open to 9 p.m. today, The seat was vacated "Veterans Preference Rocco Jr. at 388-8500. The Polling place at the High matics/physics program; early sessions every other ilities that did not work. endum is passed. tomorrow and Monday, because of the recent Claim" along with the re- week. The first session is polls will be open from 2 to School at Madison Ave., in Dennis Dudas, director of -4. Drinking fountains Please Vote "YES" on April 11, for those who conviction of State Sen. quired documents. 9 p.m. the School District for legal plant operations; Everett from 3:15 to 5:15 p.m., and for the spectators did not Tuesday, April 12, from 2 wish to register to vote John T. Gregorio on The closing date for the the second is from 5:30 to POLLING DISTRICT voters residing within Gen- Ellis, assistant director of work for the past season, to 9 p.m., the spokesman in the Tuesday, May 10, charges of hiding his in- filing of applications is eral Election District Nos. 3 the Employment Skills Cen- 7:30 p.m. Many of the fe- NO. 1 and part of last year. The concluded. Special Election to fill terest in a Linden tavern. Saturday, April 30. Polling place at the Gro- and 4 of Ward 6. PAGE 2 THURSDAY, APRIL 7,1983 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT ..... THURSDAY, 7.4983 PAGE 3 Hospital speeds Kean offers job seekers Landmarks welcomes ^w1 blood analysis weekly club Community Rahway Hospital has governor's on the blood sample. On-going support for job recently 'purchased a Both machines are hook- seekers is available in the Rahway Landmarks Inc., Guilford Impact 400 ed up to a central computer Job Hunter's Club being News-Record. Rahway Landmarks is fa- Calendar which, on March 5, made machine for the laboratory, which allows the laboratory run by EVE, the Adult Ad- The thcairc's built-in an-, ced with having to raise an according to Albert Mar- an initial $10,000 payment tique Wurlit/er pipe oruan Social technician to program the visory Services at Kean Col- additional $165,000 toward toward purchase of the shall, laboratory ad- patients' names into the lege of New Jersey in Un- was installed for ihc accom- the purchase, and then a EDITOR'S NOTEi In order for us to adequately prepare Rahway Theatre for restor- ministrator. computer and match up the ion. paniment of silent films considerable additional sum the Community Calendar, all events for the following ation as a county arts cen- "This machine now blood samples to the cor- when the structure: was for restoration and repairs week should be submitted by S p.m. on the WEONfSOAY ter, has received endorse- makes it possible to do responding test tubes. The Members meet on Mon- erected in 192X. Mr. Bnl of the currently-closed before you would like them to appear. Scene ment of its efforts from SMA-12s, SMA stands for computer then matches up days from 1:30 to 3 p.m., four and a volunteer crew- theatre, and for the initial * * « Simultaneous Multiple and share information, ex- Gov. Thomas H. Kean. had previously restored ii [<>. the test results from both scheduling of major events. RAHWAY Analyzer, here on the periences, strategies and In a one-page letter, playing condition, and n machines and prints out an Several funding avenues are -THUtSDAY, ANIL 7 •• Rahway Area Junior premises and to get (he contacts as well as frustra- dated March 15, to Land- has since been heard m 1 overall picture of a patient's being approached, and Rah- Woman's Club, Spring Conference, Italian-American results the same evening or tions with others involved marks ' president, Robert numerous comxru JJUJ^.U, blood chemistry. j way's citizens are'being ask- Club, North Plainfield. •afternoorr^Previons-tcrrhls7 In the job search. Balfour, the governor of- claimed as among the best [ ed to pitch in in any way •-THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, AMM 7 AND I - Spring we had an arrangement fered his, "strong endor- of its breed. Laboratory technicians, i they can, reports a Land- Rummage Sale, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., Trinity United with a neighboring hospital Sue Etonian and Margo But- Programs are planned to sement of the efforts of Among the iheair';'* ot- marks spokesman. Methodist Church, E. Milton Ave. and Main St. and that's where we sent all tros, attended a week-long • meet the needs of the group, Rahway Landmarks, Inc. to her attributes (not men Mr. Balfour, who is the -FRIDAY, Aftll • •• Rahway Woman's Club, general of the blood samples for the training program in Ohio to and the library and other acquire and restore the tioncd in the governors let- : chief engineer at a radio sta- membership meeting, .noon, headquarters building of SMA tests," he added. learn to operate this new resources of EVE (Educa- Rahway Theatre for the ter) are its solid brick and : SOLVING FUTURE PROBLEMS - With one of their coaches, Mrs. Adele Kookogey, BREAKING NEW CMOUND - Hon. Marie L. Garibaldi of Weehawkln, right the first lion, had met briefly with New Jersey State Federation of WomenVClubsroff~ The Guilford 400 con-machine. Some of the teats tion, Vocation, Employ- benefit of the people of masonry construction, us shown, left to right are: Paul Matey, Joseph Davis, Sherry Haberle and Brian Deeds, woman to sK on the Supreme Courtof New Jersey, was recently honored at'a special • the governor on the occa- Douglass College campus, New Brunswick. Fish and sists of two units that hold that are performed on thement) are available to mem- New Jersey." large seating canacii} glfted-and-talented students at Rahway Roosevelti School, who have been par- reception hotted by the Women's Political Caucus of New Jersey at the Hyatt Regen- sion of one of his periodic Chips Dinner, 5 to 7 o'clock, Order of Eastern Star, test tube samples of blood. blood- sample are glucose, bers. Enrollment may be ac- The remaining text of the (1,440), and. the tact it i-> . Evelyn M. Bleeke ticipating in the Future Problem Solving Program of New Jersey. This program is cy Hotel In New Brunswick. Over 250 joined the group in saluting Justice Garibaldi In- "State of the State" broad- Rahway Masonic Temple, 1550 Irving St. Tickets, $5. One machine does six tests albumen, total protein, complished through the letter is published elsewhere equipped for full M;ILV pro designed to involve gifted-and-talented students In problem-solving processes with a cluding a large representation from Union County. Three members of the Union EVE office by telephoning casts. Reservation information, 388-1309. Martin Luther King MR. AND MRS. KEVIN W. TOLLY and the other does seven cholesterol, calcium, total in full in today's Rahway ductions. ; futuristic slant. These students are members of the Rahway Junior (Elementary) Divi- Women's PoMical Caucus served on the special committee and are shown with Justice 527-2210. "When I mentioned our Program, sponsored by National Council of Negro (She Is the former Miss Paula Masavaga) different tests so there are bilirubin and alkaline State honors sion Team, and have been working with their coaches, Mrs. Jane Stern and Mrs. project," .said Mr. Balfour, Women and National Assn. for Advancement of Colored Garibaldi, left to right, SaBy Minahall of Summit, also, national leader of National actually 13 tests being done phosphatase. Kookogey. They have competed against teams from all over the state. In the first com- "I was surprised to learn the People, Progressive Baptist Church, 1085 Main St., 7 Women's PoNlcal Caucus' GOP Task Force; Elizabeth K. Cox of Summit, state presi- Miss Masavage, petition they entered, they placed second In their division. In the second competition, dent, and Virginia ApeUan of Clark, former president of the Clark Township Council Emergency forces L'overnor was already fully p.m. Information, 381-3584, 574-9752. Evelyn Bleeke aware of it." they placed first, out-scoring teams in the junior and senior high divisions. As a result, Other participants In the program Included Gov. Thomas H. Kean and Eileen P Thorn- •-SUNDAY, APRIl 10 -• Organ and Vocal Concert, 7 A vocal music instructor ed as music education and the Rahway students have been invited, along with team members from four other ton of Trenton, second from right, event general chairwoman and Immediate past state p.m., presented by C. J. Sambach and Tom Brown at the Kevin W. Tolly wed at Arthur L. Johnson choral director at Johnson districts, to compete in the State Future Problem Solving Bowl on Saturday, April 30 at caucus president. The governor praised the appointment of Justice Garibaldi and told discuss readiness Trinity United Methodist Church. Rahway Museum Miss Paula Marie Masavage, the daughter of Mr. Regional High' School in for the past seven years. Beck Hall on the Livingston College Campus of Rutgers University. how honored he was to make the historic nomination. He is one of the 16 'chief ex- St. Mary's Day, 2 to 5 p.m., Rahway Historical Society, Merchants' The Rahway Emergency drawing up of plan, by oii.ii and Mrs. Irwin R. Masavage of Waldwick, was married Clark and minister of music Her choirs have performed ecutives •cross the country who have appointed women to their states' highest court & Drovers' Tavern. Forces Committee held its department and then |)<>ol signs up to Kevin William Tolly of Ridgewood, the son of Mr. and at the First Presbyterian in the American Choral Hon. Sandra Day O'Connor, the first woman to sit In the Supreme Court of the United -MONDAY, APRIL 11 - City Council, 8 p.m., Council Clark GOP second meeting on March ing all the needs min mi - Mrs. John Brennan of Sea Girt, on Saturday, Jan. 8. Church of Cranford, Eve- Directors Assn. Festival in States, lauded Justice Garibaldi as "a fine justice on your state's highest court and I 4 Chambers, City Hall. Registration for Kindergarten and. 24 at 7 p.m. at the Office of master plan to facilitate ihe kindergarteners The wedding took place at St. Luke's Church in lyn M. Bleeke was the reci- Trenton, the State Teen County Legion know al the citizens of New Jersey are delighted with her selection." Tributes were Pre-Kindergarten, St. Mary's School, Annex Building, 10 sets rules Emergency Management in operation of all cincn'cno HoHoKus with The Rev. Michael A. Patete officiating at pient of the 1983 NewArts Festival at Rutgers sentby First Udy, Nancy Reagan and United States Rep. Marge Roukema of Bergen The principal of St. to 11:30 a.m., 1 to 3 p.m. the Rahway City Hall. forces. the ceremony. Jersey Governors' Award in University and the Perform- Mary's School of Rahway -TUESDAY, APRIL 12 - Board of Education Elections, for essays One of the topics the The next meeting will be Escorted by her father, the bride had Kathy Chopek Arts Education for Master ing Arts Montreal Music announced registration for 2 to 9 p.m. Details in Thursday, April 7, Rahway News- maps convention committee discussed in Thursday, April 21, at tin: as maid of honor. Frank William Tolly served as best Teacher of Music. Festival. Once again this year the kindergarten and pre-kin- Record. Rahway Historical Society, 8 p.m., Merchants' detail was the city siren City Hall i:incrgein.-\ Man man. The ushers were John Larsen, Alan Fetzer and Ray- Additionally, her stu- Committees for the forth- ma Flately and Edith An- ClaFkj.Republican Club will deigarten will be held on and Drovers' Tavern, St. George Ave., Liberty Square. Mrs. Bleeke, who was Fulcomer opposes alert system that is in jeo- agement Office. Repre- mond Masavage. A reception followed at The Woodcliff dents participate in the comfhg Union County An- tonucci of • Roselle Pajrk spqnspr an essay contest for Monday, April 11, in the Rahway Area Junior Woman's Club, Board Meeting, 8 pardy due to the fact the sentatives from ( oni;ii| Manor in Woodcliff Lake. nominated for the award by school's annual musical, nual, Convention of the Unit'No,. 60 aticfc Pauline aH the Arthur L. Johnson Annex Building from 10 to p.m., home of Mrs. Karen Hayes, Colonia. telephone company wants operations and ihi.- New Following a honeymoon in St. Barthelemy, French the New Jersey Music and provide concerts for Amarican Legion and Am- Thompson of Unit No. 209; Regional High School stu- 11:30 a.m. and 1 to 3 p.m. -THURSDAY, APRIL 14 - Board of Education, Caucus, over $3,600 annually for Jersey Stale Police will be ; West Indies, the couple will reside in Ridgewood. Educators Assn., received community benefit. erican Legion Auxiliary color bearers: Mrs. MiJIy dents pf Clark. Only those increase in 'CAPS' Kindergarten students 7:30 p.m., Superintendent's Office, Rahway Junior High her recognition recently in lines rentals to activate invited to talk to the com Mrs. Tolly is a graduate of Waldwick High School. Also, Mrs. Bleeke con- were announced at the Centalona and Lucille Peal students who have already must be five years of age by School. ceremonies held at the New Sixth Ward Councilman when needed, reports a mittec on their needs and She attended Manhattan School of Music, and is pursu- ducts the Choral Art Socie- group's county meeting on of Unit No. 6; color guards, won this Club's essay con- may raise the "CAPS" limit properties and new con- Saturday. Dec. 31, 1983. -SUNDAY, APRIL 17 » St. Ann's Society of St. Mark's Jersey State Museum in James J. Fulcomer of Rah- committee spokesman. role in a disaster. j ing a business administration degree at Ramapo College ty of New Jersey in West- March 17. Mrs. Marie Muringer of test in the past cannot par- without the approval of the struction in Rahway, tax R. C. Church, Annual Communion Breakfast. way today announced his The committee unani- 1'rekindergarten students of New Jersey. Trenton. Dr. Saul Cooper- field, and is chorus master The convention is to be Unit No, 5, and Mrs. Laura ticipate again. people, the Sixth Ward re- ratables have increased, In attendance at the i must be four years of age by -MONDAY, APRIL IS - Board of Education, Re- man, commissioner of stroni opposition to a pro- mously agreed the sirens are March 24 meeting were: .1. ' Mr. Tolly is a graduate of Rahway. High School. He for the New Jersey State held Thursday, Friday and Sharpe of Unit No. 219; The rules of the contest presentative noted. making the tax rate for the that date. organization Meeting, 7:30 p.m., Roosevelt School education, provided the in- posed increase in the a needed tool in disaster Milton C'rans of [iiieigenc\ ; earned his bachelors degree at the the University of Hart- Opera Company. Her work Saturday, June 2, 3 and 4, convention sergeant-at- follow: Topic, "USA-Pre- "The city of Rahway same budget lower," he con- New students must pre- auditorium, immediately followed by regular monthly troduction to the awards "CAPS" budgetary limits preparedness in the event | Management. Antlioiu ford and his masters degree from Manhattan School of at the First Presbyterian in Union. County president, arms, Mrs. Antoni and Mrs. sent and The Future,;" easily can keep its increase tinued. sent ihe following records at meeting. Board of Adjustment. Municipal Budget Hear- program, after which Gov. for the Rthwiy municipal ALMOST INSTANT RESULTS • Rahway Hospital laboratory technician, Sue Donlan, evacuation would be neces- Deigc of the Railway , Music. He is president of Virtual Systems of NJ.Inc. a Church involves directing Mrs. Jeanne Fugee, ann- Delores Miles of Summit length, 500 to 750 words, in expenditures below the The councilman also the time of registration: ing, 8 p.m., City Council Chambers, City Hall. Thomas H. Kean, presented budget, a proponl which types patient Information into the hospital's newly-acquired Guilford 400 machine. sary, the spokesman con- Health Dept., C'api Jim ; data-processing consulting firm. some 60 adults and children ounced sessions for the Unit No. 322; seating ar- neatly ,typed (double spac- 5* "CAPS" limit, and give pointed out the Board of Baptismal certificate; birth -TUESDAY, APRIL 19 •• Library Board of Trustees, 8 his address and proclama- Councilman Fulcomer call- tinued. Mackenzie and deputy. AI j in the Chancel and West- Auxiliary will be held at the rangements, . Mrs., Shirley ed), judged also on content the people a more substan- Education has taken over certificate and immuniza- . p.m., library, St. George and Central Aves. Alcoholic tions. The honorees are ed "totally unnecessary and If an electronic idea of Krynski, of the Merck I-ire j minster Choirs. Stuyvesant Avenue School Stewart and'Mrs. Jessie Cox and clarity; ..deadline, Fri- an attempt to pad the city tial tax cut than the token the funding of a larger tion record. All children Beverage Control Board, 7:30 p.m., City Hall. recognized for their out- cut which the mayor re- the committee can be real- Co., Bob Farr of the city's She holds a bachelor of on Stuyvesant Ave., Union, of Unit No. 328 (Mrs. Cox day, May 6. budget." amount of city expenditures : must have the necessary im- -WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20 -• Parking Authority, Caucus, standing arts achievements ized in the ensueing mon- Public works Dept.. Don music degree from Boston on June 3. is also chairwoman for dis- commends. The pressure than in the 1981-1982 munizations before entering home of Richard Risko, 690 Hemlock St. in creative writing, dance, Entries should be submit- The proposed ordinance, for budgetary increases this ths, then telephone lines in Banghart of the Medical In ! Universirty and a masters The honorary chairwo- tinguished guests); assistant ted to: David Carl, assistant school year, and the amo- school. -FRIDAY, APRIL 32 - Fish 'n Chips Dinner, 5:30 and music, theatre and the sergeant-at-arms, L6is Go- recommended by the city year is far less than last year unt of expenditures shifted our community would nev- tensive Care United at ; degree from Trenton State man of the convention will principal of Johnson. 6:30 o'clock seatings, Trinity United Methodist Church, visual arts. forth of Unit No. 322 and administration, would in- when we were able to stay from the city budget to the er be needed for this again, Rahway Hospital. Clue! ; College. She and her hus- be Mrs. Calvin Walck, past The first-place award will E. Milton Ave. and Main St. Tickets, $5, adults, $2.50, A teacher in the Union Vera Schreiber of Unit No. crease the "CAPS" limit on within the 5% limits, de- water utility has increased,, and the cost of conversion Theodore Polhamus and ', band, Donald Bleeke, live in county president and a me- be a $50 United States children. Five years old and under, free. Tickets and infor- County Regional High budgetary increases from spite unnecessary expendi- thereby helping' ^o lessen could be very inexpensive, president, William F. Her j Westfield, and have four mber of Union Unit No. 35. 6; flag registration,' Gebr- bond. mation, 388-1976 or 382*3628. School District No. 1 for 13 5% to 7.5% to allow the ci- tures. Without even listing the pressure for,an increase .-tyraplabMl. *•'*• children and six grand- Mrs% Claire Horan is the gianne Kiely of Linden. Unit , -/The-, winaejj.^ill ,be an- ty budget to increase by Other topics ^\yefe the -TUESDAY, APRIL 24 - Women's Auxiliary of Italian- years, Mrs. Wceke has serv- children. general chairwoman. Mrs.: No.' 102; •••meffi&U the wasteful expenditures of in the city budget. gency. Squad. United Why American Club, Atlantic City. Tickets, Mrs. Frances jnoittcc/J .Jby.^tre.; Virginia $191,383.68 in excess of the last year, a comparison of Honln is also a member and Schoenieber &i BY SUBSCRIBING 10 THE. = 67Si13!!S^ Carol M. Catalano, to Vincent N. Pelosi, Jr., the son of tion as an avenue to elect Heyps, Sherry Tomas and Schindler Rd. which will continue thro- those persons who will best LisaJ Vailhart of Argonne 08113414^,3, -TUESDAY, APRIL 12 - Board of Education Elections, •Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Pelosi, Sr. of 37 Monmouth Ave., ughout April and May, will Edison. serve its needs. Unif No. 6 of Elizabeth, D78i14(IW/73.K) 52. 47. 2 to 9 p.m. Details, Thursday, April 7, Clark Patriot. be a voter-registration drive. and,Christine Miller, Do- -WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13 •• Board of Adjustment, 8 The engagement was announced on Thursday, Oct. While the membership com- E78rl4 (H3/75.M) Grass stains can some- recnjMiller and Debra Wyss MOST U i CAti. p.m., Conference Room, Municipal Building. Library 7, 1982. mitteemen ara visiting pro- F78ll4 |;oa/75»u) St. so. 44, 59. VOMI IMPOBI1 Miss Catalano is a graduate of the College of St. times be removed from of Unit No. 328; pages, Board of Trustees, library meeting room. spective members, they will clothing with just a few ;•>'''-.; ••••< 678x14, Elizabeth. She is employed by Merrill Lynch as a sales Mrs? Helen Wolfe of Scotch KlUblUtied 1822 -MONDAY, APRIL II - Township Council, 8 p.m.. make sure everyone con- drops of rubbing alcohol. Plains Unit No. 209, Nor- H78x.4, Council Chambers, Municipal Building. assistant. Cc Her fiance is a graduate of "^ton Hall University. He OIMMICKSI! 560/600/685x15 -TUESDAY, APRIL 19 •• Regional Board of Education, To: Chirk EfccMbi 1 " ^€%J>atriot 8 p.m., Jonathan Dayton Regional High School. Elemen- is employed by the United Paru -vice as a supervisor. (C.E.A. • Clarfi TMcktr't ••!«•) 1965 F78X15 (3O3/75»I3) 57. Lube & Oil Change tary Board of Education, Re-organization, 8 p.m., Con- The couple plan to be marrieu Siturday, Oct. 22. VOTE FOR From: INCLUDES UP TO 5 QUARTS MAJOK 381-7952 678x15 HH/75.H) 61. 53. 48. 64. BRAND 10 40 Oil. Olt FILTER EXTRA ference Room, Schindler Rd. J«BM> I. K*h— ll» CENTRAL AVE., RAHWAY, N.J. O7O65 H7!i15 (m/75»i5) 64. S7. 51. 67. IF NEEDED. GAS OR DlfSEL ENCWE. -MONDAY, APRIL 25 - Board of Adjustment, Regular JOHN fecMBtosrt CMMltf#ft r^l ••«•• A MM4.HI C Meeting, 8 p.m., Council Chambers, Municipal Building. Red Cross Italian women Clark IMNI •! MKIIIM J78x15 (2JS/75.1SI I ralus* to participate In your annual "so-colled" survey of all Tine 'Dining 1 Ycar$ 9.50 0»t of County and Stat. -MONDAY, MAY 2 - Township Council, Executive to teach to journey SCHROECK Candidates for the Clark Boord of Education In the Tuesday April 2 Years- $17.00 1 Year $11.50 48. 61. 53. 71. Meeting, 8 p.m., Council Chambers, Municipal Building. 12th 1983 School Election. Although you hove In the past stated. in a'casudi, • intimate atmosphere LEAN 5 LB. BOX 115*1! [fucks 1 3 Years • $25.00 2 Years-.$21.00 -TUESDAY, MAY 3 - Regional Board of Education, "You may b« assured that this reporting will be done In o non- CPR to Atlantic City 3 Years • $30.00 Taxpayers' partisan fashion", such has not been the case, nor do I believe Regular Meeting, 8 p.m., Instructional Media Center, Ar- your members, being employees of the Board, can be "Non- jOuncheon Serted The Central New Jersey The Women's Auxiliary tO Rahway NewsR HAMBURGER thur L. Johnson Regional High School. Candidate Partisan". Monhy thru Trihy 11:30-3:00 -~j -cm^ng immediately ecord or The Clark -WEDNESDAY, MAY 11 - Board of Adjustment, Ex- Chapter of the American of the Rahway Italian- You will recall how certain Candidates were castigated for Enckmd 1, my check, cash or money order to cover subscription. the use of "underslie classrooms", when in fact a school was be- PATTIES ecutive Meeting, 8 p.m., Conference Room, Municipal Red Cross will sponsor a American Club will hold a ing sold due to declining enrollment! V* POUNDERS Building. Public Library Board of Trustees, library Cardio Pulmonary Resusci- combination buffet and bus I suggest you publish your survey/questionnaire in the public ^Dinner Setied NAME meeting room. tation. (CPR) course Mon- ride to Atlantic City on Clark Board press together with the Candidate replies, so thai selective questions and answers cannot be extracted by an organization Monhy thru Trihi/ 5:00 - 9:00 p.m p -MONDAY, MAY 16 •• Township Council, Regular day, April 11, and Fridays, Sunday, April 24. n and chief thera- found in the body's diges- amount of "dietary fiber" slowly and gradually. By as The Dr. William Rob- tographs of the farmhouse, i'Z-i.^i Published Every Thursday Morning Assn. urged every eligible tees of the public education be invested this year in N«v .«eatk dietitian at Rahway tive system. was actually more. Dietary doing this, you will pro- inson Museum Fund Drive historical documents, maps, TABLOID LITHOGRAPHERS, INC. voter to take part in the An- system and voting on school Jersey's public education •Hospital. Common sources of fiber fiber includes a variety of bably avoid excessive Month." Dr. Robinson's inventory 219 Central Aw. P,O BOX 1061. Rahway. N J. 07065 5741200 nual School Election on budgets." system," Mr. Kirshtein said, .[•• • • • are whole grains, fruits and types which vary widely in gasiness and bloating. The museum, now in its and other memorabilia. C. VIGILANTE ROBERT R. FASZCZEWSKI ELLEN PALINSKY Tuesday, April 12. According to statistics, "and more than any other -;. One way of putting a vegetables. Fiber is algo ad- their health value. Methods There have been no pro- sixth year, is located at 593 The gallery will also be Madison Hill Rd. The res-used for special exhibits as Editor/Publisher Assistant Editor Advertising Manager "We believe all citizens voter turnout in last year's agencies, local boards 6f ;Jjealth plus in your diet is to ded to foods during pro- of analyzing fiber need to be ven benefits to taking bran should vote in this impor- election reached 15.2%. education make decisions .increase the fiber content. cessing to improve texture. refined to detect all the fiber pills or fiber pills over the toration of this 300-year-old developed. In addition, the tant election," said asso- While that figure represents that will ultimately affect ,The benefits of including For a long time, the only in food. fiber food in the previously- farmhouse, started by the basement of the farmhouse Member IN- Kjh»j> V^Krcr.rdjmiC bfk I'^ln.il « »«klv m-«.p.i(x'ls *•" ,,,|l flu' hoc init'i-l. ,, , ciation president, Bernard an improvement over the the lives of more than one •Jiigh-fiber foods are plenti- way to analyze the amount Presently, there are amentioned foods. Taking Clark Historical Society in is to be upgraded for display ,,,..,.,,,, ....in-iyrnLo n,.iiu't'iui(jti»ni nu-»'fuhir,.ui,.M. n• r '-<-rii ihi'Nci>>iii J Member U1 jH hl J r L ful. of fiber in foods was to pro- variety of ways to incor- these substances may also 1974, is now essentially of farm tools and other - ' •"" " "••""/• " "" """• •" , , "7",'•"•"•" >'•<;'•"'«" -"J QUALITY WEEKLIES Kirshtein. "Each year only 1981 turnout of 11.5%. it is million public, school stu- a small percentage of thestill disappointing. dents in the Garden State," • Fiber is really nothing cess the food in a laboratory porate fiber into your diet: interfere with absorption of complete, and its is open to items. IN:II "- .'I il\ ,. - .'.,rTir •. • • I|..PV .|i,oU-.J ifl Ifivfli Jd.l rml naf^-jnU nl lllf iiunjyiTlHTtl «'f •*! j 11 QI the public as a museum. All Clark residents, bus- -:•• ":ir NEW JERSEY voters realize the impor- "Consider also more than "New Jersey citizens who . oew. Our grandparents cail- with acid and alkali solu- Increase consumption of needed nutrients. are concered about how otrr :0d it "roughage," and chose tions. The amount left after fresh fruits without peeling The 1983 fund drive is iness establishments, in- The benefits of increasing for establishing the dustry and township organ- Subsirnpnon R.iics by Mail Including Postage $9 50; Outside Union and Middlesex Counties SI 1,50 education tax dollars are •» variety of foods rich in these tests was termed off the skin; increase fresh the fiber content of your Second Class Postage Paid at Rahway. New Jersey FIRE-WISE spent and, most important- vegetables, eat them raw, or izations may help in this DATELINE: diet can be seen in the regu- project by the donation of ry, about our children's,' cook only for a minimum larity of bowel habits. It can amount of time; choose Berlitz appoints funds, material or labor. Coping with fpassupT also be helpful in weight For further information, TRENTON this chance to participate irt whole grain cereals and reduction as the fibrous IT ALL ADDS UP - The fourth Graders at St. John the Apostle School In Clark-Linden breads, or breads and crack- Gilletpie please telephone Arthur are studying volume in their mathematics class. As a project they used blocks to con- MESSAGE A Legislative Report from the Annual School Eleci foods are more likely to Burr, fund chairman of the to the tion. We urge all eligible ers with seeds; eat nuts; in- make you feel more satis- cretely compute their answers. The children, shown, left to right, are: Debbie Hago- the patient fire Senator Don DiFrancesco clude beans and other leg- Berlitz, the world-wide historical society, at plan, Harry Mullaney, Jennifer Sileo, Reyna Jovel and Adrlenne Strivelli. Their teacher FROM THE citizens to vote on Tuesday! fied after consuming a small network of international 233-8379. By Rahway Fire Chief James T. Heller April 12," he added. ; umes, and don't forget to amount. *" is Miss Jane Kiernan. Editor drink at least six to eight language schools, has appoi- BOARD OF What's a patient fire? That's a fire that smolders at A statewide, non-profit- nted Gillespie Advertising Spring brochure an undetectably low leveL.a fire you can walk right past, Victims' testimony organization, the New Jer- of Princeton as its adver- EDUCATION or sit on, without ever knowing it's there. A fire that, in sey School Boards Assn. is a' Alcohol unit tising agency. The adver- lists dosses Mr. Kehoe supports strict accordance with Murphy's Law, patiently waits till federation of more than 600 tising program will involve PRESIDENT those in the whole house are asleep before belching flame asked at sentencing local school boards. It ser- Congressman to explore a budget of approximately at YMHA and toxic gases. ves as advocate for the in- $1 million. fiscal responsibility Like anything else, in order to be that patient, the Several states now allow crime victims to testify at terests of New Jersey's pub< The spring brochure of by -.:• the sentencing of offenders. fetol ills It had been previously fire must be pretty comfortable which is why "patient lie school students and sch- with Gillespie until classes and activities at the I have spent my term as a member of the Clark I have introduced legislation to.extend_that .right.to.. Matt Rinaldo Eastern Union County fires" are generally found in your best upholstered fur- ool districts and provides inf A seminar on Fetal Al- mid-1982. Board of Education in a sustained effort to foster fiscal. Mrs. Eileen Mezzo victims" in New Jersey. . • Young Men's-Young Wo- responsibility and academic stability. i Clorfe Boqrtraf Ei niture. ''.'"' service training and techni- 7th District, N«w J«rs*y cohol Syndrome will be •;'-/ One recent murder case in Arizona vividly illustrates men's Hebrew Assn. is now This year you will be asked to vote on a budget It all begins when a burning match or cigarette is cal assistance for the state's held Friday, April 15. The dropped between the cushions of a couch...or, perhaps the impact a victim's testimony can have on a sentencing 5,000 board of education seminar, to be held at the available to the community. originally created for four schools; the money will be judge. More than 50 different spent on three. Do you want a tax increase of 14.7 points when an extension-cord failure touches a spark to ' members, according to Mr. Union County Council on Budget supports carpeting or furniture. Perhaps the cigarette isn't im- A woman fired seven shots at her estranged husband Kirshtein. Congress shouldn't Alcoholism offices at 300 classes, activities and cour- or S439.586.000 for a total school funding of when he returned home to collect some books. ses are listed for adults, $5,826,746.50 and a cost of S4.856 per pupil? mediately recovered. Maybe a small fire starts at once, the North Ave., E., Westfield, homeowner stamps it out or puts water on it and discon- Because of the woman's emotional state and a will begin with coffee and babies, toddlers, children, I have found my service most challenging and wish needs of children history of domestic violence in the family, • the Applications ax third tax cut registration at 8:45 a.m. and tween-teens. to continue serving you. Even greater effectiveness would solately writes himself a note to telephone the upholsterer Particularly at this time of year, when plans are be- in the morning. prosecutor's office struck a deal: The woman would plead Congress should move swiftly to*defuse a move to Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Community residents result if I were to be joined on the Board by election of ing made for the next year, it's good to reflect on our "no contest" to murder in return for receiving a prison available repeal the third year of President Ronald Reagan's tax cut may select from among other candidates dedicated to the same positive goals. Carpeting and upholstery can store enough heat to is the third leading birth educational goals and how well we are accomplishing rekindle a once-extinguished fire-or to smolder at a level term of no more than seven years. for police scheduled for July. defect associated with men- courses in computers, dis- Your support in the Tuesday, April 12, Election will them. When members of the victim's family found out Some members intend to mount a drive during the ciplining children, gymnas- enable me to continue full and informed representation of so low no detectable heat or smoke is produced for a cou- tal impairment. Scientists We have a lot to be proud of in Clark schools. Daily ple of hours. about the plea bargain, they were furious, calling it a Applications for the New 'budget process to repeal the tax cut as a means of have found many children UNION COUNTY ECONOMICS EXPLAINED - Walter Boright, left, a Union County tic and swim programs for all the citizens of Clark. evidence of this can be seen in the classrooms and in the miscarriage of justice. The no-contest plea they contend- generating more revenue to feed the federal government's freeholder, was the guest speaker at the general membership meeting of the Rahway all ages, Scholastic Aptitude James E. Kehoe Ultimately, heat builds up enough for combustion to Jersey Civil Service ex- bom to women who drink accomplishments of our students. Their test scores are . begin. Sometimes there's never a real fire at all. There are ed, would not bar the wife from collecting her husband's amination for police officers -! appetite for spending. excessively while pregnant Chamber of Commerce, held on Monday evening, March 28, at the Huffman-Koos Test Review (SAT) course, Incumbent Candidate high, and they achieve well academically. This attests to sizeable life insurance policy. Eliminating the tax reduction would not only be auditorium In Rahway. Freeholder Boright explained how businesses, small and large, discount shopping in New Clark Board of Education documented cases where, without ever bursting into for the Clark Police Dept. have a recognizable pattern the fact our schools are doing a good job in providing" flame, upholstery combustion generated enough smoke to The prosecutor's office eventually agreed with the are available at Clark Police -•economically unwise, it also would impact hardest on of of physical and mental could obtain aid from the Union County Economic Development Corp. He said loans Jersey, assertiveness train- 45 Wendell PI. challenging and stimulating educational opportunities. family, but it was too late to retract the plea. Jiow- and middle-income taxpayers. The little guy needs a could be made with very low Interest rates. He also gave a brief outline of Union Coun- ing, time management, Clark kill entire families in their sleep. Headquarters, reports Clark birth defects. Most affected The proposed 1983-1984 budget has been carefully How can the fire-wise family respond to this threat? There was only one way to overturn the plea Police Chief Anthony T. tax break; Congress and President Reagan gave it to him youngsters have small ty, reporting the population was over 500,000; over 240,000 were employed, and single-parent experience, worked out to continue this standard of excellence in pro- By assuming an extinguished upholstery fire is not bargain-the testimony of the victim's family before the Smar. in 1981. It would be unfair for Congress to break that brains and show degrees of over 12,000 businesses were in the county. With the freeholder are Tony Lord!, Hebrew, calligraphy, chil- viding a strong basic-skills program. Gov. Kean praises out. Too often, burning carpet or upholstery receives the sentencing judge. Based on the testimony of the victim's Completed applications :commitment. mental deficiency. Many center the president of the chamber, and Eric Rickes, a past president of the chamber. dren's Sunday programs It requires a delicate balance to meet our children's exact minimum of attention necessary to drive flames out family, the plea bargain was rejected. The women now j>: The cut was provided in the 1981 Economic are jittery and poorly co- (dance, ceramics, cooking, needs and still be conservative financially. I'm especially must be submitted to the of sight. The idea, of course, is to limit the damage-why will stand trial for murder. New Jersey Civil Service ;Recovery Tax Act, which reduced income tax rates by ordinated, and have short SMOOTH LANDING • The National Aeronautic and was among 14 Union Coun- designed to prepare the computers) and children's city theatre project pleased this budget provides for a strong school system add insult to injury by throwing water on a burning This may be a dramatic example, but it does show •25% in three installments. The first 5% reduction went attention spans and behav- Mitt Scheid ty College of Scotch Plains graduates for the state li- soccer and tumbling. within a reasonable economic framework. In an era when Dept. on or before the clos- Space Administration recently came to Valley Road EDITOR'S NOTE: The following is a copy of a let- cushion instead of just stamping out the flames? To keep the impact the victim's testimony, or that of his relatives, ing date of Saturday, April 'into effect October, 1981; the second, a decrease of 10%, ioral problems. School in Clark. John Bannister, a representative of the is 'pinned' practical nursing students censing examination. The Alzheimer Disease-sup- costs go up in almost every area, it took some careful can have on the sentencing of the criminal. went into effect in July, 1982, and the final 10 percent is who were pinned at recent pinning included a candle- port groups.are also avail- ter written to Robert Balfour, the president of Rahway your house from burning down, that's why. 30. The seminar, available to NASA Aerospace Education Project, presented a Landmarks, Inc., the group attempting to restore the Old fiscal management to hold the budget to a minimal 4% in- I believe it is important for the sentencing judge to scheduled for next July 1. ceremonies at the Scotch light ceremony,' and wasable. For further informa- crease while continuing our programs and even adding a If a match or cigarette drops into the cushions, drop Thereafter, each appli- both professionals and non- demonstration-lecture program using simple ex- in nursing Rahway Theatre, by Gov. Thomas H. Kean. everything and get it out. If there's a small fire, drown it hear from the victim or his family about the physical, cant will be notified of the :•. Since high-income taxpayers already have had the periments and scale models of space to explain the Plajns Campus. preceded by the Florence tion on classes or for a free few improvements. professionals, will begin at 9 They are enrolled in the Nightingale pledge. • * * 1 with copious quantities of water. Don't just drown the psychological, emotional and monetary damagejS.uffered date, time and place of the itop tax rate cut from 70 to 50%, tampering with the third basic'scientific principles applied In the exploration of A Rahway resident, Miss copy of the brochure please A few facts about the budget' rrl^y "help'keep (his. as a result of this traumatic experience.' - y ;•• \*-"r-\ $ -yearof the cut would hit the lower-income groups the a.m. .vvyth a discussion of Barbara Scheid of 861 one-year practical nursing telephone the "Y" at Dear Mr. Balfour: total picture in perspective: '" re-;--' • <:.••••:.•. fife-use' eftpugn water to thorouglily cool residual heat in : e«HaWimationl Three "Women and Alcohol" by air arid space to allstbdents and faculty on lUatch 16. United W^y Thank you for your letter of Feb. 14. Please accept tHe st'uf?irig. Even if there's no fire, if the cigarette, match Too often crime victims feel left out of the judicial separate rosters of suc- hardest. The goal of this project is to Increase awareness and Westfield Ave., Rahway, diploma program, which is 289-8112. ••1) The budget is $262,000 under "CAP," the state- process. My bill would give them a chance to speak at the Fully 70.6% of the July tax decrease will go to peo- Cynthia M. Grimes, follow- my strong endorsement of the efforts of Rahway Land- or spark touched the fabric for more than an instant.cool cessful examination can- ed by the film "F.A.S.: The understanding of scientific research and technological marks, Inc. to acquire and restore the Rahway Theatre imposed limit on spending. the spot with water. final stage of the process-the sentencing. :ple with incomes below $50,000. Only 11% will go to in- development and its place in the world we live. Mr. Ban- •-2) Consolidating into three schools means a more diates will remain in effect Unborn Crisis." for the benefit of the people of New Jersey. In case of doubt, play it safe. Stay up an extra hour The words of the victim could be helpful to the judge for the duration of three dividuals with incomes over $100,000. nister is a specialist in aerospace education as well as a Saturday, April 9 & Sunday, April 10 The period of great city vaudeville and movie effective use of our staff, and reduces costs by eliminating to keep an eye on things. Put the offending cushion (or in determining the appropriate punishment and to the vic- years, with local residents Additionally, the tax cut is needed to put more After a break for coffee qualified educator knowledgeable.in aeronautics and theaters was a colorful one in the history of the nation several positions, including one administrative post and piece of furniture) outside overnight-better to have it tim in seeing justice is served. vjnoney into the economy to fuel the recovery that is now and Danish around 10:30 the space sciences, reports a school spokesman. several teaching positions in special subjects. being eligible first; county and certainly of New Jersey; that alone makes desirable stolen than for it to rekindle in your home. If a large area to 10 p.m. residents second and state- •underway. Many economists believ«%creased consumer a.ra. Carle- Kaslander, a 12 talOPM the preservation of the best of them. If making the past ••3) The budget plans add foreign-language instruc- of cloth burned, call the fire department, even if you Charter bus stop wide-residents last. spendingis necessary totead the country out of trie reces- specialist from the New Management tion in the seventh grade. -On weekdays buses will The course will concen- endure is good, making it work for the future is better. think you'ye put- the fire out. continue to use the restau- sion. Consumers simply will not hav3\he money to spend Jersey Division of Alco- trate on how to develop the Thus, your plan to convert the magnificent Rahway -•4) Seven classroom positions were eliminated in line If you do everything right and the fire still rekindles, to re-open To be eligible, applicants 'if the government reneges on its past promises and takes holism, will speak on to be focus with the decline in student enrollment. rant in the adjacent Molly skills necessary for success- Theatre with its splendid and working organ into a Union sleep easy. Your smoke detector will alert you before Pitcher Service Area lo- must be at least 18 years of 'more of a wage earner's income. "F.A.S., Fetal Alcohol Ef- ful management, and how -•5) The budget allows;, for expansion of the on Turnpike age and not over 35; must of workshop County Arts Center, indeed with commercial potential to : dangerous levels of toxic gases can build in your home. (If cated at Milepost 71.7. •'- This theory is supported by the Congressional fects and Overview." The to convince your employer help defray costs, is a most salutary enterprise, and one computer-science program. ' i .-• after all this time you still don't own a smoke detector, The CharterBus Stop on possess a valid New Jersey jBddget Office which warned in a recent report, "Repeal- seminar will close with "Moving Toward Mana-' We feel that the budget meetstthe educational needs All other service areas are gement," a day-long work- you are ready for manage- worthy of the heavy effort your organization has invested shame on you-and go buy one rightnow! ) the New Jersey Turnpike at off limits to buses except drivers license an'd ing or reducingth e 1983 tax cut would have the disadvan- discussion and evaluations ment. in it. of our children, and we hope you will support it on Tues- The fire-wise homeowner knows how to handle Cranbury will resume oper- sucessfully complete a per- tage of increasing tax revenues in the near term when the by the participants. shop, will be offereofferedd by day, April 12. the Vince Lombardi,' loca- EVE Adult Advisory Ser- Arlene Davis Beck, the This office applauds the work of Rahway Land- small upholstery fires-after putting out the fire you can ations on Saturdays and ted at Milepost 116 near the formance examination as '.economic recovery is still fragile." If you have any questionsabout the budget or would well as medical and There will be a regis- vices at Kean College of president of Davis Beck As- marks, Inc. I wish you early success, and offer to assist in see, keep on going and extinguish the patient fire you Sundays beginning April 9. northern terminus of the " In a bid to head off a repeal drive before it can gain sociates of Randolph, will any useful way I may. like additional information, pfease.feel free to telephone can't see. It will be open from 7 a.m. psychological examinations. momentum, I have offered a resolution urging members tration fee of S5. Those New Jersey from 9:30 a.m. 574-9600. Turnpike wanting more information to 4 p.m. on Saturday April be the instructor. She is a 1973 of the House of Representatives to express their opposi- consultant in marketing, j^on to any efforts to rescind the tax break. It would have may telephone the council 23. Registration will close Queen sales and training. James F. Loughlin: Mr. Raslowsky cites tfhe effect of putting the members of the House on record in Westfield at 233-8810. on Friday, April 15. being in favor of preserving the cut before final action Advertisement Support children CAMERA CENTER taken on the budget for fiscal 1984. Board qualifications The House has passed a budget resolution, and the During the past three years I have had the privilege THE f After finding many people who feel as I do about our schools. To the People of Clark: {Senate is in the process of coming up with its own spen- of transporting my daughter to some of the finest school I am announcing my "write-in" candidacy for Board of Educa- I would like to take this opportunity to introduce IConica OLDEST ding plan, which is expected to vary considerably from tion. On April 12, three regular candidates will run unopposed. Clark Dairy Queen facilities in the area as she represented Rahway in the myself to the Clark community. I am an appointed Board the House proposal. Once the Senate budget is adopted, On that date the voters wifi once again be asked to vote on the Central Jersey Region No. 2 Intermediate Band and Or- member seeking election to the Board of Education. AND THE |he two proposals will go to a Senate and House con- high school bond issue. The three "regular" candidates have chestra and the New • Jersey Youth Symphony Last July I was chosen, from nine candidates, by the snee committee where the differences in the two bills publicly stated they fully suppoort the bond proposal and the 12 182 Westfield Avenue Preparatory Orchestra. BOLDEST. million dollar expenditure it represents. I am the only candidate Board of Education to fill a vacated seat. Konlca made Japan's vil] be worked out. American running as an opponent of the bond proposal. However, my Unfortunately, Rahway does not have, and never My exposure to various emotional issues during the We should send a signal to the Senate and the pro- Heart name will not appear on the ballot. If you too are against the will have facilities to attract such groups nor will they first camera, first SLR, bond issue and you want me to be elected as an opposition can- Clarlf574-9696 past eight months has enabled me to gain valuable ex- first automatic SLR and tive conferees we do not want to do away with the Association didate, you will require a pen to write my name in the space pro- ever be able to attract potential buyers of homes in perience to continue as a productive member of the Board the world's first auto- cut. The working men and women of this country vided. Rahway if the Rahway Taxpayers Assn.'s "president" I oppose the bond issue because I believe the people pushing' of Education. focus camera. Now Seserve it and Have earned it. hardest for it knowingly neglected the school and by neglect and continues his campaign. With your support at the polls on Tuesday, April 12, there's the FS-1. The on- incompetence literally ran the building into the ground!! believe I admired our original president. He has done much I would be able to continue my commitments to: Better Camera & C ly 35mm SLR with built- a six million dollar renovation would be like putting fertilizer on BUY 1 ROYAL TREAT good for the city of Rahway. I only ask now the people of 1.8 Iwse Only ^ in autoload and auto- a weed. 1 am further outraged that S4OO.000 has already been communication between the Board and the community, Hand-in-Hand festival spent on architectural fees without even considering competitive Rahway do somthing good for the children of Rahway, expansion of computer-oriented courses and identical ' wind; bids for this study! and give them a high school where the walls are not fall- WITH GRATITUDE - Members of Memorial General Hospital's Board of Directors of I am upset that in December a S50.000 photocopier was leased OR SUNDAE educational resources for all schools. 24 Hr. Color Film Developing with the propaganda of so-called "school spirit and fliers to ing down, where the water fountains work, where the rest A quality education should be everyone's concern. Union, Henry Klumpp, Sr., left, of Mountainside, Wallace J. Butler, center, of Chatham parents on the bond issue as a primary output. 1 am upset that rooms do not smell, where the water does not leak in, and Please vote on Election Day. and Herbert H. Kiehn, right, of Rahway, admire a newly-unveiled bronze plaque com- SAVE MONEY • CHEtf OjllTf*(CB BtfORE YOU BUY needs volunteers nearly half the entire high school was suspended during the past where it is comfortable to study, to learn, participate in memorating a contribution of $12,000 by Mr. Butler, the former chairman of the ^COMMU! COMMUNITF Y Phon. 381-5888 two years while the administration whistled in the dark! 1 am GET 1 FREE Edward J. Raslowsky, Volunteer teams are recruit 5,000 volunteers. outraged that the present board members are advocating a new physical education and the arts, and to be proud they live board, to the Hospital's Phase I construction program. The plaque has been affixed in 14)39 MAIN STREET * A spokesman for Hand- Squad Auxiliary member of the Clark ((C CAMERA jfc-Hand announced today a needed to plan and route Invitations to over 5,000 election of a bond issue that was soundly defeated not six weeks and attend school in Rahway. '•. Board of Education the hospital's Intensive Care Unit, and will serve as a memorial to the late Homer F __ ^CENTER RAHWAY, M.J. 07065 _agor I am appalled at the continued minimal mediocrity our Soft Serve Only I 'ijiajor need for volunteer vehicles, set up a sound mentally and physically students show in academic achievement. I am troubled by the James F. Loughlin to present Butler, the father of Wallace Butler. 18 Ridge Rd. system for a 30-acre area, handicapped people have ultra-conservative approach the administration has imposed on- 1334 Bryant St. •staff for the 10th Anni- Clark versary Festival of People place and staff 70 portable been mailed to over 100 in- the teaching staff. 1 am puzzled by the lack of involvement the Rahway flea market stitutions, agencies and existing board members have shown with regard to innovations; The Ladies Auxiliary of lschedulcd for Saturday, toilets, create 400 activities, innovations like a real computer science curriculum; innovations YVAAM ELECT ;May 14, at Middlesex and cook and serve 25,000 school systems throughout tike parental participatory driver education; innovations like Clark Volunteer Emergen- New Jersey. Over.4,000 staff interaction on new projects that cost neither money nor ad- Library cy Squad will have an "In- (County College in Edison. hot dogs and hamburgers. ditional staffing, but are known to enhance the efficiency of the AMEHICi Edward J. Raslowsky I "We're moving," accord- The theme for the 10thguests are expected to at- educational process! I am appalled at the constant obsession with- side Flea Market" on Sat- tended. $30,000 a year librarians that are "needed" for grades K thru 6! to present urday, April 23, from 10 iing to festival director, festival event is the "Great HEALTH CLUBS Country and Western Hoe- Founded in 1974 Hand I beseech all the voters to counter the extraordinary methods The hood ornament on a.m. to 3 p.m. at the squad- APPOINTED BOARD MEMBER Patrick Breslin, "to a new being used to jam this bond issue down our throats. Because I am film show FOR MEN/WOMEN ! location on the college cam- down." in Hand provides business, only a write-in candidate I will need your extra efforts to help a Rolls Royce is known house at 795 Raritan'Rd. New Jersey's Finest & Most this cause. Please bring a pen with you April 12 and vote NO as the Spirit of Ecstasy. Clark. pus. The move requires sev- "With a little luck we'll recreation, social, and fun- The Rahway Public Affordabje Health Club draising programs for hand- against the bond. Let me voice your opinion for the next few Library will present a Chil- OVER 1600 AFFILIATE eral hundred volunteer have 25,000 people dancing years. I assure you your vote will be needed, probably more this OVEt 1600 ifTlllArf GUIS NinONWIIX VOTE LEVER 8 (staff. 25,000 people includ- to the music" added. Mr. icapped people and their time than last. dren's Film show on Thurs- families. day, April 14, from 3:15 to BELL DRUGS OF RAHWAY Spring Special ing 4,500 mentally-handi- Breslin. April 12, 1983 capped guests attended last Mr. Breslin, the Founder Volunteers are asked to 4 p.m. Kindergarten to N0W0NLY$17 telephone the Hand-in- Thank You FREE GIFT third graders will be able to year, and most have be- of Hand in Hand, will HEAITH CLUB MEMBERSHIP DEDICATED TO: come accustomed to a basic return to direct the event Hand Action Center at see "Big People, Little Peo- 388-4453, located at 1521 to first ple," "Madeline" and "The OUR SPECIALTY plan. Well, this year it's a after an absence of several ! IT. 27 Woodbridge/Colonia 6«f Your Prfr-Summar •Establish Community-Board Dialogue new ball game, requiringa n years. Main St., Rahway. Youth Who Wanted to Shi- (2 Blks. from Rts. 27^ 35 opp. 2 mil (ram Exit 131 G.S. Pky.) •Responsibility and Professionalism entirely new operation plan According to Santo Toro, 900 Customers ver." j ONLY Suntan for parking thousands of volunteer director, 12 vol- The b»d tuck that you KenSecor Accessibility for the han-' 381-2000 Cil) bi Frtt per session •Identical Educational Resources Trkl Tisil 382-6049 guaranteed results {vehicles, administering unteers will visit 50 high grumble about is probably 388-3291 dicapped may be arranged if FREE PARKING • FREE DELIVERY for all schools • the direct result of your 1044 Elm Terrace Amboy-Sayreville [medication and placing schools, colleges, Church, Rahway, NJ. 07065 the library is notified by {hundreds of activities.'' civic and social groups to own activity. Tuesday, April J2. IRVING ST., OPP. ELIZABETH AVE. Location Paid by Edward J. Raslowsky. 18 Ridge Rd., Clark PAGE 6 THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1983 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1983 PAGE 7 Mr. Kehoe: Educate for technology City to begin hydrant flushing; Area entrant EDITOR'S NOTE: The demic curricula/programs, institute improved or cor- These'reductions include following press release was primarily in mathematics rective curricula. the budget category, "in- The Rahway Division of submitted to The Clark Pa- ajid the pure sciences, in- If reductions have to be struction" which accounts Water will start its Spring takes DAR prize for 53% of the total annual Hydrant Flushing Program triot by James E, Kehoe, a cluding computer sciences made in expenditures, The homemaker chairwo- &':£ candidate for the Union for the "mainstream" of the where would I make them? budget. Included within this on Monday, April 11. It is at Colonia High School, category are many "line expected the flushing pro- man of Rebecca Cornell was awarded first place in County Regional High Sch- student body. These deve- Considering the primary Chapter of the National ool District No. 1 Board of lopments being necessary to mission of the regional high items" not necessarily con- cedures will take eight to 10 the party-dress category and Society of the Daughters of best of show in every divh Education from Clark. meet the ever-increasing schools is the attainment by sidered to be "academic in- weeks. M struction." The time of flushing will the American Revolution of sion. She received an award * • • high-technology demands Rahway, Mrs. John Mihal- of industry, colleges, and These line items can be be from 10 p.m. to 3 a.m. of $150. What prompted me to ker, reports the chapter's Miss Calico was selected run for the regional Board society in general. differentiated from aca- daily to minimize traffic in- demics as social/recreational terruptions and to prevent entrant at the New Jersey the best in show two yean of Education? The dire need to truly state society's Awards Day ago. Her dress was a pink The need to insure the evaluate incoming District instruction and therefore,, discolored water to cust- should be prime contenders omers during normal daily held at Rutgers on March creation, a long hoop skirt survival of the community/- students and, through the 22, Eugenia Calico, a senior with drop shoulders, puffed DOWN ON THE FARM - Commuters rushing through regional high school system district Boards of Educa- for reductions. usage. Customers drawing water during the above time sleeves and hand-made but- New York City's Grand Central Terminal will get a glimp- whose very existence is t>e- tion, "institute improved or Junior Women tons. Miss Judith Kondor is period can expect discolor- ; se of peace and quiet this month. The newest Colorama ing threatened by declining corrective curricula. Refinishing .•" -!' ' i. \] Questions answered SINGING IN SPRING - Members of the Primary Chorus ed water if they are in the the head of the Home Econ- features the silos and barnyards of an Osecola, Wiscon- student enrollment and fis- The dire need to truly to meet perform during the Spring Concert on March 24 at sin, dairy farm, mirrored on the glassy surface of a flushing area, reports a divi- to be taught omics Dept. of Colonia nv-•-.>••• cal constraints. evaluate graduates, provide Clark's Valley Road School. High School, and helped the country pond. The 18-by-60-foot transparency will be The need to accelerate the public with results, and, on Tuesday Mr. Schroeck: sion spokesman. about Board vote on display to Monday, April 25. on Mondays girls who received so many the development of aca- through the regional Board, The April Board Meeting yourself. Just hand any firsts at Awards Day, Mrs. >'a EDITOR'S NOTE: The New Jersey School Boards participate? of the Rahway Area Junior young person^ pen, and see Methadone meeting Furniture refinishing will Mihalker noted. how many do not even following article was sub- Assn. The "contest" is New Jer- Woman's Club will be held Go back to basics be taught on Mondays, Ap- Mrs. Herbert A. Klic, Jr. mitted by the New Jersey A major statewide elec- sey's Annual School Elec- on Tuesday, April 12, at 8 EDITOR'S NOTE: The ch or Spanish. Do you know how to hold it proper- ril 11,18 and 25, and May 2 sis ly- of Upper Montdair was el- School Boards Assn. to ans- tion, affecting a govern- tion in which voters in 549 Say 'yes' to less sugar in diet p.m. at the home of Mrs. following press release was know any students studying set for city and 9, from 7:30 to 9:30 ected New Jersey state re- wer voters' questions about mental operation allocated of the state's 611 local sen- Karen Hayes in Colonia. submitted by John Schr- Japanese, Chinese or some Going back to basics, to p.m. at the Union County Editor's Note: This is the ble in other nutrients. some, will be mocked as go- The chief of special pop- gent for the next three years the Tuesday, April 12, more than S4 billion a year fX)l districts choose fellow significant effect on the in- needs of potassium and 600 According to president, oeck, a candidate for the of the other languages need- 1326 Lawrence St., Rah-Co-operative Extension Ser- at the state society DAR third in a series of four ar- Honey has small quan- take of these minerals tablespoons to meet calcium ing back to the stone age. If ulations and special projects way. Board of Education Elec- in local, state and federal citizens to serve on local ticles prepared by Gerri J«mes E. Kahoe Judy Kaminsky, topics to Clark Board of Education, ed by our diplomatic corps, vice auditorium at 300 meeting on March 24. Her tities of minerals -- mostly unless consumed in large requirements. Unfortunate- this be so then I say let's go, for the New Jersey Dept. of The state department of North Ave., E., Westfield. tions. funds-an operation vital to boards of education and Dedrick, a registered dieti- be discussed include the to The Clark Patriot. importers or exporters? Health's Alcohol, Narcotic slate also was elected. Mrs. the future of our children- adopt or reject proposed potassium, phosphorus and quantities. ly, if one was to consume the "mainstream" student Sixth District Spring Con- CALIFORNIA IN RAHWAY - The Rahway Recreation How about teaching some because any education that health will arrange for the There will be a fee of $2.50 * * * cian and chief therapeutic calcium. and Drug Abuse Unit, John J. Nelson Smith served at By Bernard Kirshtein, will take place on Tuesday, school district budgets for Consumers Union has these large amounts, the enrollment of academic ex- ference, year-end reports, Dept. Madison School fifth-and-sixth-grade Boys of our foreign languages as is built on anything less services of a certified public to cover the cost of book- dietitian at Rahway However, these are pre- Basketball League champions (or 1983 are the Lakers. than 'solid rock' is going to W. Farrell, and members of the registration desk. president April 12. Do you plan to 1983-1984. reported 91 tablespoons of calories would be extremely cellence, all expenditures and the state convention of early as kintergarden when stenographer to document lets. Mrs. Wilmot A. Milbury, Hospital for the National sent in such minute honey would need to be excessive. The contents of not in direct support of this The team won the league championship with a nine-win, fall apart when put to the his staff will hold a public the proceedings of the meet- But, before answering the Nutrition Month. the Junior Membership children absorb information Extension home econo- the regent of the Rebecca amounts they have an in- eaten to meet the daily honey are also very variable mission objective would be two-toss record. Team members, shown left to right, "test. meeting on Thursday, April ing, reports Francis R. Sen- mist, Carolyn Y. Healey, question I posed above, ask • * * Dept. of the New Jersey as naturally as breathing? 21, from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Cornell Chapter, served as a SCHOOL MENUS yourself this, "Am I con- and differ from batch to vulnerable to expenditure Federation of Women's are: Front row, captain, Jeffrey Williams and Doug Har- -4. I would hope once My list could go on but it kowsky, Rahway city clerk. will teach the series. personal teller for Mrs. This week, the focus of batch. reductions. vatt; rear row, Michael Ondovlk and Scott Marcantonlo. gives you an idea as to what in the Rahway City Council cerned about the education saying "Yes to Less" is Clubs. again penmanship would Chambers in City Hall at Participants should bring Harold Ryder, who was el- WEEK OF APRIL 11 received by the children of Fructose is a sugar that Not shown is Eddie Perez. Sportsmanship Award win- become a valuable part of I will strive for. I'm sure Seminar in a piece of furniture for ected state vice regent. Mrs. directecTtcFlhe sugar con- has been in the news lately. ners were Walter Reis of the Nets and Carl Thomas, Jr. there are others who want City Hall Plaza to hear the my community? Do I want tent of the diet. Although the child's experience. Com- pros and cons about the re- evaluation at the first ses- Ruth Cleland gave her re- RAHWAY JUNIOR AND SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLS to have input on policies set It is naturally sweeter than LaGrande's of the Bullets. The league foul-shooting champion was municating is just about the the same things for our chil- to explore sion on April 11. Register port as state chairwoman many people are reducing sucrose and yields a sweeter Williams. The league director was Richard Qrltschke. dren. We differ in one area, location of the Union Coun- for the public schools in or eliminating their intake most important thing an in- ty Drug Treatment Cenier sales jobs for this course by telephon- for President General's Pro- ARTHUR L. JOHNSON REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL such areas as curriculum, taste from fewer calories. It Early Bird Sale dividual can learn. What however. ing 233-9366. ject. Approximately 345 of table sugar, there are is used in processing fruits to the proposed location,' MONDAY spending and personnel?" many other kinds of sugars $ 00 use is a good education or I believe all these things "Getting a Job in Sales," Kean College of New Jersey ladies were in attendance at By participating in the and other foods and allows knowledge if the informa- can. be accomplished with- the opportunity of contri- the Sheraton Gardens in Luncheon No. 1: Frankfurter on roll. that are often hidden in the manufacturer to adver- Save 110 YMCA offers a workshop, will be offered in Union from 7 to 9 p.m. Luncheon No. 2: Veal Parmesan on bun. Annual School Election on foods that arc resulting in tion cannot be communi- out it costing the taxpayer buting as a member of the by EVE (Education, Voca- on Thursday, April 21. Reg- Freehold, the site of the April 12, you will have the tise these items as "lower in TORO-DETHATCHER cated to others? You can an arm and leg. School Board with your ac- two-day 91st Annual State Luncheon No. 3: Tuna salad sandwich. an increased calorie con- calories." Calories can be as tion, Employment), the istration should be complet- Each of the above luncheons will contain your opportunity to select school sumption and weight gain. prove the need for this I sincerely hope I have tive support. Adult Advisory Services at ed by Thursday, April 14. Conference. board members, who set the much as"one third lower in GIVE-AWAY corporate programs choice of two: Potatoes, vegetable and fruit. To be able to identify the these products and can be TUESDAY policies and make decisions Plus $50 Instant The Rahway Young Red Cross certified instruc- different types of sugars helpful to the person with cash rebate Luncheon No. 1: Hamburger, cheese, lettuce, on curriculum, spending found in our foods can be of Men's Christian Assn. is tors who will provide for and personnel matters for the sweet tooth in reducing A double bonui on selected now in full operation, and general administration of tomato, pickle on bun and a choice of potatoes or great help to consumers his sugar intake. rear drive Toro mov»#*r». Save your community's schools. >5O plui o»i a Toro Dethotcher has begun to initiate the spr- programs. fruit. who are interested in main- Ql r\Q VKtrQ COBf. If Oodt Up to Q Jutt how Important are FINAL INSTALLATION - Senior computerized Other ways of cutting $110 VALUE NOW ing schedule of events. The "corporate plan" John Schroeck MARTINS FURNITURE CLARK Luncheon No. 2: Oven-baked fish filet with tartar taining good health as well down on sugar are to save sauce on bun. heal ichoof boards nowadayt? tomography technologist, Robert Fuller, monitors a pa- xToro you've olwo/i wanted and After the facility was will give a company 25 as those who are restricting sweets as an occasional pel O double bonui in the deal As many will realize, this Luncheon No. 3: Bologna sandwich. More than any other their calories. tient at Rahway Hospital. The hospital recently com- closed for nearly half a year, memberships to the "Y" at is not the first time I've body in New Jersey's public pleted renovations in the Diagnostic Imaging Dept. to treat for special events and the new general director, the full price-of $120 per . JLuncheon Nos. 2 and 3 will contain your choice Basically, there are two remove them from the daily look cloiely at thrown my hat in the ring of Mo: Potatoes, vegetable and fruit. education management sys- house an In-house Computerized Tomography Scan- Toro John Eckmann, a former membership and allow 25 categories of sugars: ner. diet. Eliminate soda and as a candidate. NATIONALLY WEDNESDAY tem, the local school board monosaccharides, made up professional-football player, employes to use the "Y" at The thing that stands out influences our children's other sweetened drinks for is putting the "Y" back into any one time. These 'Luncheon No. 1: Breaded chicken cutlet with of single molecules, and unsweetened fruit juices. in my mind is how much of gravy yetions.ia h THURSDAY objectives. Diagnostic* jjpaging' Dept;' plan for the coming year. In deduction pd membership. For registered voters, the sugar, confectioners sugar eyery'Sirtgli addition to individual discover not only was our •'.Luncheon No. 1: Macaroni with meat sauce, and brown sugar. Lactose is to house'% rieWv,$l million The computer processes houses tne gantry, arid trie In addition to providing educational system overly BEDROOMS-LIVING ROOMS-DINING ROOMS bread and butter, tossed salad with dressing and first step in supplying this the sugar found in milk, and Computerized Tomogra- others contain the compu- memberships, family and for the "corporate plan," expensive, but there was vital input is by casting all of this information into a ters and monitors. Senior summer memberships the fruit. fructose is the sugar found phic (CT) Scanner, accord- usable form. It collects all ON SALE NOW!!! the "Y" has already something seriously wrong ALL FAMOUS MANUFACTURERS....LARGEST.SELECTION IN THE AREA Luncheon No. 2: Hot Southern-baked pork roll on their ballots on April 12. naturally in fruits. In addi- ing to Dr. Joan Flynn, CT technologists, Robert "Y" also is offering a "cor- established a men's basket- with the standards, require- Whflf or* thi retpontibllitiet of the information, correlates Fuller and Robert White, porate plan," reports a bun. tion to these, there are also chairwoman of the Radio- it and reconstructs it into a ball league - a competitive ments and the narrow scope RECLINERS Luncheon No. 3: Egg salad sandwich. local local boards of education? received special training last spokesman. division to meet Friday processed sugars in foods logy Dept. diagnostic image. This mas- year in the operation of the of what our children were Luncheon Nos. 2 and 3 will contain your choice At one time, local school such as corn and maple This in-house scanner Since increasing numbers nights, and a "more being taught sive computational problem scanner. of corporations are—pro- of two: Potatoes, vegetable and fruit. boards were considered be- syrup and molasses, _ The replaces, a mobile unit the is completed- by the GE relaxed" division to meet I have many hopes or FRIDAY nign overseers of a rather main function of these hospital had leased for a Hospital employes, vol- viding for health care Monday nights. scanner in less than one flffffl COUNTRY benefit plans and facilities goals with respect to what I Luncheon No. 1: Pizza. simple educational process. sugars is to provide the year until renovations were minute. The resulting image unteers and auxilians at- In addition, the "Y" is re- eventually would like to see Luncheon No. 2: Minute steak on steak roll. But forces in the education- body with calories. Aside completed to house this per- tended an open house re- for their employes, the "Y" introdicing a Youth Swim is then displayed on a tele- dr*^ u-s.A. £ wants to capitalize on this initiated within our school Luncheon No. 3: Salami sandwich. al world such as collective from this, they are negligi- manent unit. v.ision-Iike screen for anal- cently to see this new unit Team and Gymnastics system. Perhaps if I list Each of the above luncheons will contain your bargaining, increasingly The General Electric and hear about the benefits 349 South Avenue E large potential market, said Team. Please telephone the elax in a ysis. If desired, the scan a spokesman. them you will begin to un- choice of two: Cole slaw, vegetable and fruit. complex educational needs hours and locations is avail- 8800 Scanner represents the may also be photographed, of this new technology. Westfield«233-0363 "Y" for registration infor- derstand the things which comfortable and curriculum opportun- ' Carlos Garay, the vice- mation. but inexpensive DAILY SPECIALS able from your local board latest in a technology which placed on x-ray film, or elec- concern me and what I Elegant Styling Large salad platter with bread and butter, home- ities, and a complicated fun- • .' president of the Y.M.C.A. recliner of education office. Infor- has been hailed by some as tronically recorded on mag- After careful financial would be striving for as a and perfect for made soup, Individual salads and desserts and ding and budgeting process mation on school board the most significant ad- '• Board of Directors believes Board member. 5 Pc. Dlnefte 5 Pc. Dlmtt* relaxing to watch netic tape. •the facility can offer an planning and some re- specials. have put that false image to candidates and the aspects vance in diagnostic medi- A great many explora- -1. A child's work should Table Table TV rest. As the scope of edu- .'essential service to local cor- building of the physical 4 Chairs 4 Chairs Each of the above luncheons may contain a half of the local school budget cine since the discovery of tory surgical procedures are be so closely monitored Twin Si*o C i :porations, such as fitness plant, the Rahway Maple or Oak-Finish by 5inunons with pint of whole or skim milk. cation has enlarged, so have proposal for 1983-1984 can x-rays, reports Dr. Flynn. now no longer necessary JAMES HAMILTON there would be no way a 199 449 the responsibilities of local : programs, less expensively Y.M.C.A. looks as if it will Pine Great Quality I mot). be obtained from several The importance of CT thanks to the CT scanner's for continue to be a vibrant youngster could receive nt-BttSlN RAHWAY ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS school boards. Today's sources. Local newspapers, scanning springs from the :than the corporations even a diploma from junior ability to peer within the • would pay for operating part of the local communi- ALL FROM THE BEST NAMES board of education member for example, often publish fact computed tomography body-once painful and high school without know- must make decisions to en- •such programs on their ty, concluded the MONDAY profiles, outlining back- is able to demonstrate very risky diagnostic studies CLARK SCHOOL BOARD spokesman. ing the basics of reading, AT PRICES YOUR CAN AFFORD Luncheon No. 1: Frankfurter on roll. sure that adequate financ- grounds, philosophies and small variances in tissue own. writing, mathematics, have been replaced by the ; With ready facilities, in- Luncheon No. 2: Peanut butter and jelly sand- ing is provided for school goals of school board can- density. This means that, simple, fast and easy CT The board of directors history and geography. Des- wich. programs, to maintain high- didates and feature articles ;cluding a gymnasium, for the first time, physicians scan. In many cases, a pa- James Hamilton Believes In: continues to invite people pite small class sizes we still Quoen Size Both luncheons will contain: Vegetable, fruit level professional staffs, and rweight room, and new about educational issues in can easily obtain an image tient's hospital stay is to come to the "Y", located find it necessary to have by Simmons wilh and chilled juice. to ensure that curriculum is your community. of the brain, lungs, and ot- 1. Quality Education for Our Community and Country olympic-size swimming on Irving St. and examine large amounts of remedial innorspring mail. shortened and costs are : pool, the "Y' is designed to TUESDAY meeting the educational In addition, Parent-Tea- her organs of the body by reduced. 2. NO School Closings the facilites. work in high school and Luncheon No. 1: Grilled cheese sandwich. needs as perceived by the cher Assns. and community directly visualizing the 3. Low Taxes handle large numbers of even in institutions of high- community. The GE 8800 can com- : people effectively. In addition to offering Luncheon No. 2: Spiced ham sandwich. service organizations, like tissue they need to see, the 4. No Teacher Layoffs; Work Through Attrition er learning. This is evidence Both luncheons will contain: Vegetable, fruit Moreover, boards of edu- the League of Women Vo- spokeswoman added. plete an entire scan in five : In addition to the health and athletic pro- students are not learning and chilled juice. cation are also faced with ters, often sponsor candi- seconds. This fast scan facilities, the "Y" also has grams, the "Y" director said what should be learned in The x-ray tube in a CT 5 Pc. DiMtt* Super Comfort WEDNESDAY challenges arising from dates' nights where citizens scanner moves around the capability is important be- he hopes to once again ad- grammar school. 5 Pc. DIIMH* Ease-Back social and demographic cause breathing is the most | James Hamilton Has Received: minister youth educational Trestle Round Pedestal Space Saver Luncheon No. 1: Macaroni with meat sauce, can learn first-hand where patient looking at the area : Tennis clinics Quoen Size Room Saver programs, thereby fulfilling -2. Entry into the sop- Table & Toble & bread and butter, tossed salad with dressing and trends, such as declining candidates stand on these of interest from many diff- common cause of image 1. College Degree (Magna Cum Laude) by Simmons with histicated realm of the com- 4 Chairs 4 Chairs, Maple innerspring mott. fruit. enrollments and changesin issues. blurring. Even a critically ill 2. Law Degree (Cum Laude) . to begin the Y.M.C.A's traditional 479 499 erent angles. A tiny expo- Alpine Beach or Pine Fin. Luncheon No. 2: Tuna salad sandwich, tossed the family structure. To patient can manage to hold role. puter is a very necessary nf-BstSSN »f-Uit»IS MM Budget information is sure is made at each posi- 3. Advanced Law Degree (with B + average) and marvelous thing. I 399 salad with dressing, vegetable and fruit. meet these . challenges, also available at your local tion, and is measured by an his breath for the few se- 4. Honorable Discharge After Four Years Service in U.S. ; on Saturday 399 THURSDAY board members must work conds it takes. strongly urge, however, be- MATTRESSES & BOXSPRINGS school board office. And, array of hundreds of sen- Navy (nayal air division) The first of five Saturday fore any child puts one Luncheon No. 1: Oven-baked chicken with din- in a variety of ways-from by law, the proposed fin- sitive detectors. Thus, in- The new scanner suite MiddleEost From Famous Names as ner roll. communicating sensitively -morning tennis clinics on finger on a computer, it first by SIMMONS 30'OFF ance package must be pub- dividual radiation-absorp- consists of three adjoining be determined tie knows his Luncheon No. 2: Egg salad sandwich. with staff and neighbor- jUnion County College will to be focus Twin $ Complete Largest Selection in the Area Full Size La-Z-Boy, Catnapper, Flexsteel, lished in an area newspaper. tion readings are taken at rooms: The middle one |James Hamilton Has Been: by Simmons with hood residents threatened .-begin on April 9 with begin- basic mathematics back- Sin Set Barcalounger and others Both luncheons will contain: Potatoes, wards and forwards-FIR- M 119 Oar Prices Can't Be Beat innorspnng rnolt. vegetable and fruit by school closings to setting 1. Past President of the Clark Republican Club ;ners' sessions running from of lecture :9 to 10 a.m., and inter- ST! The times table is FRIDAY policy to establish programs sometimes very tedious and LANE on community use of school .mediates from 10 to 11 a.m. A visiting professor of LANE LANE Luncheon No. 1: Pizza. |James Hamilton Is: Middle East Studies will a monotonous thing to Luncheon No. 2: Bologna sandwich. facilities. Pay in Full 'Tuition is $35 for either ses- CEDAR CEDAR CEDAR m sion. speak on the Arab-Israel learn, but it is the foun- Both luncheons will contain: Carrot and celery Where do / ofcfarn information Advantage Get 1. Father of Two Children; One in Clark Schools : dation of our mathematics about the ichoof board election . All clinics will be con- crises at 1:40 p.m. on Tues- CHEST CHEST CHEST sticks, vegetable and fruit. of our months day, April 26, in the O"Mea- system. The human brain, in my community? •ducted on the four outdoor Each of the above luncheons may contain a half Special ra Auditorium (J-100-Hut- after all, is by far the pint of whole or skim milk. Information on polling 2 FREE courts on the Cranford S $ offer good thru Monday April 11, 1983 n! plin mtlible... chinson Hall) at Kean Col- greatest computer ever im- .Campus and will run for agined. 169 175 Party ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••I YOU GET...Hourly Group Exerciso C lassos/Whirlpoo 1/- VOTE FOR :five consecutive Saturdays lege of New Jersey In Un- 175 Sauna/Exorcise Equipment/Free Suporvised Kiddie •'to May 4. In the event of ion. -3. I would hope our tf Uil SZ20 Nursery,'Lockers/Private Showers/Nutritional ; "YOU CAN'T BEAT OUR PRICE" to honor Guidance Professional Instruction'Aorobtcs. Karate and rain, additional sessions will Dr. Haim Snaked,, who is school officials gear more JOS. SERVEDIO & SONS INC a visiting professor at the OUR SELECTION IS FANTASTIC Harold Owens More... HRS. Mon to Fri 9AM to 9PM JAMES HAMILTON •be added. closely what is taught in •FUIL OIL .OIL Sat 10AM TO 4 PM ' A second section of the University of Miami, is be- schools with what is needed CLARK GREENBROOK A retirement party for SUN 12 Neon la 5 PM on :tennis clinics will begin on ing brought to Kean Col- or available in the jobs 350 RT. 22 W Harold Owens, who has 31 •WEIL McLAIN FIGURE SALON ^Saturday, June 4, and con- lege by the Kean College market. So much emphasis 67 WESTFIELD AVE. years'.of railroad service, BOILERS Collateral Program for has been placed on bi-ling- 356-8818 HINIHUH & tinue to July 9 at the same Mon. Tues. Thur S Fri. NEW Judaic Studies, the Jewish ual education our foreign Daily 10 to 9 So' nl - will be held at Ing Wong's DRIVERY FITNESS APRIL 12 ihours. Chine* Restaurant at 507 ACCOUNTS 388-1251 CENTER 548-4540 : Student Union and the Jew- language education is a ver 10 9 Sunday 12 in '> NITES- 100 GALLONS ; Registration information Wed. & Sat. 10 to 6 Avend'St&jAyenei, on Sat- ACCEPTED Maia Sbaaptefl C»«Hr Paid for by James Hamilton* 16 William St., Clark. N.J. 07066 £may be obtained by tele- ish Federation of Central itable wasteland. Much of C.O.D. our country's trade is done urday, '• :AJRfff >2jf,; .reports 756-6254 t MimM.. Eelsea, N.J. phoning the college at New Jersey. / ,,„.,. .-i••• Vemon StScy, Jr. No admission will be with countries that speak Mastercard or Visa 59 Y*ors In Runway, N.J. "•276-260O, extension 206 or languages other than Fren- 2 LOCATIONS •••••••••••••••••••••••••••I 238. charged. PAGE 8 THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1983 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT RAHWAY NEWS RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1983 PAGE 9 Booster Club cites .»• •.'. ••ti winter othletes Second Baptist teams take cage-loop gravy The Arthur L. Johnson athletic director; Mrs. Vir- Regional High School ginia Muskus, Board of Ed- At the Rahway High mes, four, and Alisa Ramos, high man was Mark Han- The third game saw the John Wilson and Charles two each. The Junior Boys ior Boy All-Stars 43-28. Se- Victor Cooper, eight, Brian The game referees were: Athletic Booster Club ucation representative, and School gymnasium the two. Second Baptist was sen with four, and Larry Junior Boys All-Stars upset Merricks with two each. St. All-Star Coach was Leroy cond Baptist scorers were: Calland, six, and Allen Bai- Guy Ewings, Carl Schuti, :v:a March 24 sponsored a The Rev. Robert Kunz, as- Rahway Church Athletic & coached by Beverly Spruill Walker and Pat Moffitt got the league champions, St. Mary's scoring was by Mic- Alexander, and the St. Rick Johnson, 12; Rodney I ley and Lang Durham four Jerry Finer and Robert Winter Sports Awards Pro- sistant pastor at St. Agnes Recreational Assn. Bas- and Joy Young with Belin- a basket each. Second Bap- Mary's R. C. Team 33-25. hael Ekert with six, Graig Mary's coach. Joseph Mar- Wilkcrson, II; Curtis Ba- each, and Ron Fritz, Paul Temple. . gram for all athletes involv- R. C. Church in Clark. ketball League champions da Blue and Jill Williams tist Biddy Boy coaches were Junior Boy All-Star scoring Montgomery, five; James ciano. ker, 10, and two each by Falcone.and Mitchell Cain The 19821983 league ed in sports during the win- The Booster Club pre- won three of the four games guiding the Girl All-Stars. James Denson and Thomas saw Shadwood Houston Zwicbel and Dan Fcrraro, # * # * * * Jeff Baker, Treno Denson, two each. Second Baptist directors were: Girls, Belin- ter months. sented the following- played against the all-star Shell, and the Biddy Boys with 18, Richard Jordan, four each, and Alan Herscy, The final contest saw the Larry Giles, Darryl Jordan coaches were James Bryon da Blue; Biddy Boys, Rich- Club president, Mrs. athletes with trophies for teams of their divisions. The second game saw the All-Star coach was Terry six; Larry Holmes, three, William McCarthy and Senior Boy champions, Se- and Mark William. Senior and Richard Gatewood, and Ben Jackson; All-Star ard Gritschke; Junior Hoys, Marlene West, welcomed being named Most Valuable Biddy Boy league cham- Evans. ' Richard Ptakowski with cond Baptist, down the Sen- Boy All-Star scorers were: coaches were Howard Sch- George Taylor, and Senior the athletes and their par- Player on their respective pion, Second Baptist team wenzer and George Taylor. Boys, Ben Jackson. ents and introduced the fol- team: Boys basketball, In the opening girls' game open up a 12-2 half-time lowing guests, Dr. Donald Craig Esser; Girls basket- the girls' league champion, lead, and then hold on, to College Merachnik, superintendent ball, Chris Cwieka; Winter Second Baptist, won an win a 16-8 verdict over the of schools; Bernard Yar- track, boys, Ken Brennan; overtime game over the Biddy Boy All-Stars. Balan- to begin usavage. mayor of Clark; Winter track, girls, Lisa Girls' All-Stars 19-17. Se- ced scoring for Second Bap- tennis clinics Louis DeRosa. principal; Ratzman; Wrestling, Tom cond Baptist scoring saw tist saw Jamal LaDuna, Haskell, and Bowling, Joe Jackie Holmes with 11, Sha- '. '*•' *' David Carl, assistant prin- Chris Smith and Jamal Union County College's cipal: Louis Peragallo, Cutrone. ron Powell, four, and Mic- Worilds netting four points annual tennis clinics will BEST SPORTS - Rahway Recreation Dept. Franklin helle Boyd and Christina each and John Caldwell and begin on Saturday, April 9, School Fifth-and-Sixth Grade Boys Basketball League Ealey, two each. Girl A1I- James McCall getting two and run for five consecutive Shortsmanship Award Winners, Dwayne Griffin of the Star point getters were: points each to round out ;^* Hills team tops Saturdays, it was announc- SUPER SPORTSMAN - The Rahway Recreation Dept. Harvard Team, left, and Jamal LaDuna of the Brown Donna Lee, 11; Sonya Hol- the scoring. The All-Stars' ed today by Dr. Frank Dee, Senior Boys Basketball League Sportsmanship Trophy Team show how they played. Darrell Storey was the dean of the Division of Con- St. Michael's was awarded to John Ellis, captain of the Navy team for league director. tinuing Education. 1982-1983. Beginners' lessons will be In the last game of the chael's of Cranford after conducted from 9 to 10 semi-finals of the Father two overtime periods ings, who are 6-2 at this a.m., and intermediate les- Denis J. Whelan Basketball 48-47. ime. sons from 10 to 11 a.m. on Tournament, held at St. Ag- The foul-shot winner of • * * Saturdays, April 9, 16, 23 nes School in Clark, St. Vin- that section was Brad Del- It is heartwarming to and 30, and May 7. Tuition cent's of Stirling defeated larocco of Holy Trinity. earn sportsmen's groups • * * will be S35 for either ses- St. Michael's of Cranford In the fifth-and-sixth- nd local government of- sion. 63 to 37 to advance to meet grade section of the tourna-. icials are working hand in BE OUR QUEST - Clark Mayor Bernard Yarusavage left, receives an invitation to the Beginner instruction will Holy Trinity of Westfield in mcnt, Christ the King of SPORTS 25th Anniversary Banquet of the Clark Bowling Leagues' from president, Wenzel "Pat" cover the basic grips, fore- hand purely to enhance the the finals. Hillside took first place by ecreational opportunities Dousa. Watching are coaches, Nancy Giannattasio and Juli Dousa. hand and backhand strokes, Holy Trinity took first- outscoring St. Agnes 46-41. BEST MEN - The managers of the two top teams in the Rahway Recreation Dept. or the general fishing Men's BasketbaU League are awarded team trophies by Richard Gritschke, the service and volley. Inter- place honors in the seventh- The consolation game ublic. mediate instruction will be a andcighth-grade section of was won by St. Patrick's of Rahway recreation director, center. Representing Linwood Inn, which won the game Sports Only recently Edward 81-66 and the championship on March 24 at Rahway High School is Larry Olenik, Junior bowlers set review of ground strokes, the tournament by defeat- Chatham over St. Rose of serve and volley with an in- Robinson, the mayor of right. The manager of the second-place team, Laminaire, is Cisco Garay, left. Sports ing St. Vincent's in a game Short Hills 40 to 26. Cranford, assured members troduction to singles and decided in the final seconds The winner of the foul- the Cranford Rod and St. Agnes Sports silver jubilee doubles strategy. 52-50. shooting contest in that Gun Club and the Union Linwood tops Additional five-week Sat- In the consolation game division was Jerry Hughes County Federation of takes title The Clark Junior Bowl- who have been invited to urday-morning clinics are WE'RE NO. 1 • Members of the 1982-1983 Rahway Recreation Dept. senior boys St. Agnes won over St. Mi- of Holy Trinity. iportsmen's Clubs on-going Rowdies ing Leagues have been attend. scheduled to begin on June basketball team champions, AirForce, shown, are: Curtis Baker, Chris Daniele, Tim construction at Drocher in tourney Laminaire for title A PHOTO FINISH! - Runners in last year's Annual bowling for the past 25 Also, a new Junior 4. Kelly, Brian Thornton Rodney Wilkerson and Gerard Ryan. Not shown is Kevin Dam on High Street in ch 24. Amateur Athletic Union Junior Olympics Track and Field years at Clark Lanes in Bowler Sportsmanship All clinics will be con- Dawson. By Ray Hoagland de-rail Clark, and on Friday, April Award established this year Cranford will be halted dur- The St. Agnes seventh- The Linwood Inn de- Linwood never trailed in Meet run by the Rahway Recreation Dept. cross the ducted on the college's and-eighth-grade Catholic finish line. This year's meet will be held on Saturday, Express 15, they will celebrate this by the leagues, will be given courts on the Cranford mit, home. ing the trout fishing season feated Laminaire 81-66 to the game after its jumped Wednesduy, May 11, his spring to allow the Divi- Youth Organization team off to a 22-18 lead, and was April 30, at the Rahway River Park track. Registration event at their annual ban- to a graduating high school Campus. George P. Marks, Seton volleyballers win the playoff champion- quet. student who has bowled Dayton Regional, home. sion of Fish and Game's won first place in the Cran- ship of the Rahway Recrea- leading at the half 41-36. will be at 8 a.m. and competition at 9 a.m. Boys and The Rahway Rowdies 3rd is clinic co-ordinator. Bureau of Freshwater ford Recreation-sponsored girls who are residents of Rahway, and who are under Soccer Team, sponsored by League president, Wenzel with the Clark junior pro- Students must bring rackets Monday, May 16, Liv- tion Dept. Men's Basketball Pete Lacono had 22 poi- gram a minimum of six ingston, home. Fisheries to stock the tournament by defeating St. League at the Rahway High nts and Bob Banks 26 to nine years of age and did not reached their 14th birth- A & M Industrial, on Mar- "Pat" Dousa, assisted by and wear sneakers. Tennis to host Indians Rahway River at this site Elizabeth's of Linden and day prior to Jan. 1, 1983 are eligible. For additional in- ch 27 traveled to Millburn Don Guarriello, Kathy Buc- years, and has shown good balls will be provided. The The 1983 volleyball sea- Monday, April 25, Ir- Tuesday, May 17, Mad- School gymnasium on Mar- pace the winners. Russ sportsmanship, citizenship, ison, home. with hatchery-reared trout. the Cranford Recreation Bowers had 33 points, and formation, please telephone the recreation department to play the Millburn Ex- carelli, Glenda Dousa, Ber- Class limit is five per court son for Mother Seton Re- vington, home. Last year the Bureau of Team. at 381-8000, extension 322. press. nice Chalef, Nancy Gian- behavior and school grades. with one instructor. gional High School of Clark Tuesday, April 26, Ve- Thursday, May 19, Ve- Boosters Mark Gillette had 16. The Clark Junior Bowl- Freshwater Fisheries did In the same tournament, Members of the cham- The Rowdies, coached by nattasio, Caroline Brough- Further information or will start with a home rona, home. rona, away. not release its annual quota the St. Agnes fifth-and- Jim Meehan and Ed Mc- ton, Juli Dousa, Dave and ing Leagues have been ded- registration instructions match against Rahway on Wednesday, April 27, Monday, May 23, Cald- to nominate pionship team were: Larry icuted to organizing and of trout destined for this ex- sixth-grade team also won Olenik, A! Baknus, Tom Indians open year Lean, derailed the Express Ginny Hoefle, Bob and may be obtained by tele- Monday, April 11. New Providence, away. well, home. panse of the Rahway River first place by defeating the by a final score of 7-1. Jeanette Patey and Paul teaching bowling to the phoning 276-2600, exten- Remaining matches on Thursday, April 28, Co- officers Lesniak, Rich Poskay, Jack youth of Clark. There are Tuesday, May 24, Co- only because of construc- Our Lady of Peace of New Miller and Joe Zaronka. : Goals were scored by Gruytch and Gary Rech, sion 206 or 238. the schedule, as reported by lumbia, away. Ray Hoagland Lovis Romeo, two; Sal coaches of the league, have over 230 children in this lumbia, home. tion of the dam site which, Providence Team and Holy The Arthur L. Johnson In a .battle for third place, with six seniors Coach Sister Jacquelyn Friday, April 29, Mill- Thursday, May 26, Mill- in turn, dramatically Spirit of Union. Regional High School Ath- D'Addario* two; Scott Mc- planned a celebration along program, which runs from Balasia, follow. burn, home. the Y's Guys nipped the Lean, one; Jamie Meehan, with the league's annual September to the middle of burn, away. lowered the water levels. The seventh-and-eighth- letic Booster Club of Clark Alumni at the buzzer 62-61. By Ray Hoagland senior, Dan Andren, a soph- Roselle * * * Monday, May 2, Dayton will hold its monthly It will be "play ball" time omore, and junior, Bob one, and Anthony Merlo, awards banquet. March, reports Mr. Dousa. Union County Tourna- However, this year JUBILANT JUNIORS - Members of the Rahway Recreation Dept. 1982-1983 Junior grade players are: Vinnie Todd Scottie with 20 and Tuesday, April 12, Sum- Regional, away. ment, Saturday, May 21. members of the Cranford Gulbin, Jim Bodnar, Doug meeting on Monday, April this afternoon at Rahway's Reinhold. Reinhold will one. Helping to celebrate the mit, away. Tuesday, May 3, Living- Boys Basketball Championship team, Oregon, shown, left to right, are: Tariq Russell, Lee Black with 14 were the Highlights of the evening silver anniversary of the Railway's finest wrestler Rod and Gun Club along Robert Evans, David Forsythe, Harry Eisenhower, Shadwood Houston, Sean Johnson Chinchar, George Visconti, 11, at 8 p.m. in the high Veteran Memorial Field take a turn on the mound. Assisting in setting up to host Wednesday, April 13, ston, away. Strange at Rahway River Park on school. top scorers for the winners. goals were Randy Huxford will be the recognition of bowling leagues at the ban- in many year, Peter Ramos, the same day. The first 16 with Union County federa- and Billy Barry. Mark Hayden, Chris Can- Nate Young had 23 and when the Union Catholic Third base belongs to New Providence, home. Wednesday, May 4, Conceit is a queer dis- Nominations for officers Vikings meet Coach Bill Brian Wittek, a senior who and John Forys. The de- the original coaches in quet will be Bernard Yar- Caldwell, away. ease. It makes everyone at 115 pounds, was selected clubs to meet the entrance tion president, Mike ada, Sean Van Vliet and Mike Briley 20. 1958, Ruth Granrath; Friday, April 15, Madi- Chris House. for 1983-1984 will be pre- Dolan's Rahway team at hit 262 last year, and will be fense, with Craig Albertie, usavage. mayor of Clark Seton -—Monday," May 9, West- sick encept the frltmwvho to the All-Metro Team. fee of SI25 by the Thurs Grossman, approached RAHWAY Helen Reuter; Marge Mis- The Mother Seton Re- son, away. has it. Mayor Robinson with the The fifth-and-sixth-grade sented, _and_ nominations 3:45 o'clock. filledbysophomore, Andre Mike OndavikyBoUby-Gua- and representatives of the Monday, April 18, Un- field, away. Honorable mention was day, April 21, deadline will RECREATION DEPT. VincentScauzzo kovich; Olive Maier; Ruth Union County Bowling As- gional High School Softball •lirii. -given to-Rahway's Scott dilemma. Following - a MADISON SCHOOL team consists of Ray Blad- will be accepted from the The Indians, the defend- Powell; Cliff Williams, who rino and Steven and Sfcott ion, home. Tuesday, May 10, Sum- be accepted. Garden State floor. Election of officers ing Watchung Conference also can pitch; John Guinta, Marcantonio, was instru- Volpe; Mary Bongiovanni; sn. and Union County Wo- Team of Clark will begin its Newman, Derrick Bowden For more information, round-table conference the GIRLS BASKETBALL zinski, Joe Gunsiorowski, commissioned Florence Sherman; Tony George Stupero, Steve Woj- will be held at the next National Division winners a senior, Ray Houck, a mental in helping Tonx men's Bowling Assn. and season on Monday, April and Ken Washington, while please telephone Ben La mayor agreed to halt con- LEAGUE STANDINGS A township native, .Volpe; Tom Barry; Marv 11, with a 3:45 p.m. game at from Arthur L. Johnson struction at Drocher Dam tkpwski, Chris Van Vliet, monthly meeting, to be held Marine Second Lt. Vincent of [ast season, will open sophomore, and junior, Canico only surrender one the management of Clark Sallaat 355-4013 from 6 to starts own games TEAM W I in May. :verka; Harold Sherman, Lanes, along with the Roselle. Regional of Clark, Bob this spring to permit the Mustangs 4 0 Greg Yadlowski, Kenny Scauzzo.the son of Mr. and with six seniors, many of Dave Ciborowski. goal. —-^ 10 p.m. or Frank Verde whom did not play varsity The Rowdies have been an&\ William McClymet, bowlers and their parents. The remainder of the Naulty, Ken Sarnecki and before 6 p.m. at 965-1319. stocking of trout here. New York has the Em- State, Cumberland, Glou- Smurfs 2 2 O'Donnell, Dan Dwyer, ' Plans will be discussed Mrs. James Scauzzo of 395 Bob Kuezynski, a pitcher Tom Haskell were given pire State Games, they've Scott Esteves, Bill Sha- for the Spring Sports Award ball last season. up from the junior varsity chosen to play in Giant schedule follows. All games * • * In a recent letter to both cester, Ocean, Salem, Atlan- Wildcats 0 4 Willow Way, was commis- will be at 3:45 p.m. honorable mention. sportsmen's groups. Mayor got the Keystone Games in tic, Burlington, Camden RESULTS kelton, Ray Gunsiorowski Program and the Senior sioned in his present rank Coach Dolan's team is ex- last year, who had a 1-3 Stadium on Wednesday, Marilyn Eastman of the Sports Award dinner, to be May 25, at 6:30 p.m. * * * Robinson said he has per- Pennsylvania, it's the Sun- and Cape May. • Mustangs, 24; Wildcats, and Danny House. upon graduation from Offi- pected to start senior mark, will also be on the Twirlers take Mixed Team rolled the sonally contacted the shine Games in Florida and, Ramapo athletic director, 6. held on Wednesday, June 8, cer Candidate School at tht righthander, Bill Kwircin- mound for the team that Support is needed in fol- GRAB IT I Fred Singleton, the highest series of the season in California, they call it the at the Westwood in Gar- ski, who was 1-1 on the var- last season was 15-8. lowing the boys to Giant Tuesday, April 12, Pla- leading rusher for the last township engineer to cease Dr. Robert Hartman, will WEEK'S TOP SCORERS The first newspaper photo- Marine Corps Development infield, home. in the Rahway Women's operations. In addition, he Golden State Games. graph appeared in the New wood. and Education Command sity level last season. Behind Stadium. For tickets and in- three years for the Rahway Church Bowling League, a serve as Region No. direc- Tabitha Johnson, Mus- York Daily Graphic of The team will travel to formation please telephone 10 trophies Wednesday, April 13, St. Indians' Football Team and assured sportsmen water And now New Jersey un- tor for the games, that will tangs, 14. All parents of boys and in Quantico, Va. the plate will be either Doug Elizabeth to-morrow after- 582. She had a 204 game veils its own mini-Olympics March 4, 1880. It was d girls involved in sports Lewis, a junior, or Joe Pi- Jim Meehan at 388-2659 or The Rahway Twirling Aloysius Academy, home. an outstanding track star levels will be maintained in take place in May and June. Kim Yurick, Mustangs, halftone illustration of Lt. Scauzzo will now at- noon to play St. Patrick's (wo trophies, first place in Thursday, April 14, during the set, and her team the Cranford stretch of the as it presents the Garden New York's Shantytown. throughout the school year tula, a sophomore. Ed McLean at 382-5734. Club, sponsored by the both small and extra small for Coach Bob Jackson's won all three games over The finals will be held at 6. tend the 21-week officer's Celtics at 3:45 o'clock. Next Marylawn, home. team, will be attending the Rahway River to allow for State Games that will be may attend. Basic School At first base will be soph- Adult tickets are $7, and Rahway Recreation Dept., dance twirl team, and in- Zion Lutheran No. 1. In Rutgers University from Keona Bigelow, Wild- Tuesday, April .12, it will for those under 16 and sen- Tuesday, April 19, Sco- APRIL! University of Delaware in the release of trout. staged at four separate re- omore, A. J. Gabel, Rick brought home 10 trophies dividuals, Jill Brcza, first another match Lynn Gigli Thursday to Sunday, July cats, 6. travel to Kearny to play the ior citizens, S4. tch Plains, home. the fall. To be sure the Rahway gional sites. Ramapo Col- 28 to 31. Kareem Jones, Mus- Pender or Mike Jacik, the Kardinals at 3:45 p.m. from a recent twirling com- place, solo twirling; Glenny- of the Leftovers rolled a 501 lege in Mahwah will be the brother of Frank, who is petition. Monday, April 25, Un- The five-foot, 11-inch, series as her team scored a River is not a pristine ex- Three divisions are of- tangs, 4. The Vikings will start sha Jurado, first place solo ion, home. 180-pound running back is panse of trout water in any site for Region No. 1, and fered: The Open for seniors playing the infield for Up- junior Al Ashmont on the Spring aerobics The contest was held in twirling; Karen Olcjar, two 2-1 win over Scatterpins. In competitors will come from RECREATION DEPT. sala College this spring. Fairlawn, on Sunday, Mar- Tuesday, April 26, Ken- considered to be an excel- other results, Zion Luther stretch of the imagination. in high school and those up mound. The Winfield Park second places, solo twirling; ilworth, home. Our 1.75 litre.r^ Nevertheless, the waterway Bergen, Morris, Passaic, FRANKLIN SCHOOL Second base will be ch 20. The club is under the Jill Brcza, second place, lent candidate for the Blue an No. 2 won 21 over the to 39 years of age; the Sch- GIRLS BASKETBALL resident had a 5-1 record to begin Friday, April 29, Cran- Hen's backfield. Scatterpins, and St. Paul's is situated in the heart of Sussex, and Warren coun- olastic for high school jun- handled by either junior, last year, fanned 59 batters direction of Kathy Pierce basic strut; Beth Wilson, ties, reports Ray Hoagland, LEAGUE STANDINGS Steve Wisk, or senior, Joe in city and Kasey Cregge. ford, home. Get it before * * * swept the Trinity team. the metropolitan area, and iors and under, and the VOTE in 52 innings and had an third place, solo twirling, Monday, May 2, West- TEAM W I Honorable Mention hon- is therefore readily accessi- the treasurer of the games Masters for those 40 years Sweeney. Mike Denso, a 1.62 Earned Run Average. The following is a list of and Stacey O'Kane. third [ After the action o and sports editor for The Indians 4 1 RAHWAY BOARD OF EDUCATION sophomore, is still battling A spokesman for the the winners: PoppinJays, field, away. ors were awarded to Rail- ble to any number of of age and up. From Rahway will be soph- place, solo twirling. Tuesday, May 3, St. Pius this value's March 21 the Mixed Team youths who annually fish Rahway News-Record and Eagles 2 1 for a spot at the second Rahway Recreation Dept. way's Rodney Robinson and the Osceola team are Almost every event con- Tigers 0 4 omore, Frank Prudente, announced the spring ses- X (Piscataway), away. and Bryant Caldwell on the there. The Clark Patriot. sack. who could see some action tied for first place with tested in the Olympics will RESULTS sion of the department's Wednesday, May 4, Un- v All-Metro Team. Indeed, this stretch of In all, 21 counties will be be on the slate, and this in- Three young players are on the mount for Coach out of £"'• 7*'" ••' ••' 45-33 records, followed by Indians, 18; Tigers, 16. in the hunt for the shortstop Women's Aerobic Exercise Union soccer club ion Catholic, home. Craig Esser of Johnson trout-stocked water does involved, with Region No. cludes track and field, bas- ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION James Revel. Monday, May 9, Arthur Zion Lutheran No. I a to be held at Kean College, WEEK'S TOP SCORERS slot. They are Bob Marx, a Program will begin the was placed on the third 41-37. provide countless hours of ketball, swimming, diving, L. Johnson Regional of team, while Mike Karamus Hudson, Essex and Union; Tesha Clarke, Indians, TUESDAY, APRIL 12, 1983 week of April 11. reach. precious recreation for the u ; fencing, judo, karate, gym- 12. wins tournament Clark, away. ••>,,-, - was named to the honorable • • • youth and the local com- Region No. 3 at Monmouth ELECTIONS OF 3 MEMBERS The program will run for nastics, soccer, tennis, water Allison Dudley, Indians, eight weeks, and classes will Union County College is In the final round, played Wednesday, May 18, St. mention list. Former Arthur L. John munities in the county who College, Mercer, Hunter- polo and volleyball. Several 1983-84 SCHOOL BUDGET Gillette cuts close the recipient of the 1983 In- at Burlington County Col- Mary's (Elizabeth), away. done, Middlesex, Somerset 6. be held on a weekly basis on * * # son Regional High Schoo do not have the sports, such as basketball, Tara Hicks, Tigers, 6. SR. HIGH SCHOOL RENOVATION BOND ISSUE door Soccer Cup of the Gar- lege in Pemberton, the Owls Thursday, May 19. Hill- wherewithal to travel to the and Monmouth, and Re- Mondays, Wednesdays and Lynn Awkward and Tom of Clark outstanding gir will be presented as "show- for Laminaire win Thursdays at the Roosevelt den State Athletic Confer- defeated Brookdale (Mon- side, away. Burke, both of Rahway, athelte, Tracey Hayden more touted trout beats in gion' No. 4 at Stockton case events." Juvenile ence. mouth) Community Col- Friday, May 20, Rah- the state. POLLING PLACES School gymnasium from 7 were selected on the Second who is a member of the trout prior to the Saturday, By Ray Hoagland on six baskets of his 41 to 8 p.m. Under Coach Tom Dur- lege, 1-0 and 10, Ocean way, away. Team of the National Divi- Seton Hall University Buc Following the mayor's April 9 opener, while 'Sacredness' writing points. County College, 100 and School In the most exciting game The cost will be as kin, the college's soccer club Tuesday, May 24, Plain- sion, Watchung Confer- cettes, had a homerun and stamp of approval of Milton Lake is scheduled to of earth of the season Laminaire had The Y's Guys were lead- follows: One class per week, won the Annual Confer- 6-0, and Burlington County field, away. ence. Craig Esser of John- collected two runs, batted in "operation trout stocking," get 1,680 fish. sought Election a 93-90 win over the Y's ing at the half 47-46, Other ence Indoor Soccer Tourna- College, 5-2 and 5-1. M to be probed District Ward $8; two classes per week, son was also placed on the during a 8-7 win over Drex Mike Grossman and the Lower Echo Lake Park The Kean College Alum- Districts Location Guys in the Rahway Rec- players in double figures for SI5, and three classes per ment by taking 10 matches In the firsi round Union Second Team. el University. She was two Cranford Rod and Gun Pond was stocked with "The Sacredness of ni Assn. of Union is spon- 1 1 1 & 2 Grover Cleveland Gym reation Dept. Men's Bas- the Laminare were Gillette, week, $20. ' without a loss. downed Somerset County Rahway finished second for-four with a double and Club members contacted trout for the first time last Planet Earth" will be the soring a contest on any sub- 23, and Daryl Daniels, 11, Dave Marash Johnnie Walker Red 2 1 3 & 4 Grover Cleveland Gym ketball League. The game For information and College, Middlesex County three runs batted in. Bureau of Freshwater lecture topic at Interweave jects of juvenile interest. All in the National division year only after the Union 3 2 1 & 2 Franklin School Gym was undecided until the while for the .Y's Guys, registration, please College and Brookdale to appear with a 10-4 record, tied with • * • Fisheries chief, Bruce Pyle, County federation urged Center for Holistic Living college administrators, fac- Clarkites 4 2 3 & 4 Franklin School Gym final 30 seconds when Mark Todd Scottie had 18. telephpone Cheryl at again by a 10 score. Hillside. Johnson had a 5-10 Senior, Chris Cwieka o and informed him of the the Division of Fish and April meeting on Wednes- ulty, staff, alumni and stu- Gillette connected on three * * * 499-0712. get degrees The Owls gave up only at Wagner Shoppers World of Liquors mark. Johnson, was selected to the township policy change. Game to do so. day, April 13, from 8 to dents or members of the 5 3 1 & 2 Roosevelt School Gym In Clark it's 6 3 Roosevelt School Gym of four foul shots. In the other semi-final three goals, all to Bur- * # * All-Union County Girl: As a result, Pyle has fur- "After all, these waters 9:30 p.m.. public may enter as long as 3 &4 Experience joined with Two Clark residents, lington County College, in Investigative reporter, Clark Circle Liquors 7 4 Grover Cleveland Gym Lee Black of the Y's game, the Linwood Team Baumel's Liquors The Leesville Auto Soft- Basketball Team thii ther assured sportsmen the are in close proximity to The speaker will be, Tho- their manuscripts have 1 8 2 Guys outscored former took the masure of the common sense Salma Shamy and Neil the 10 matches. Dave Marash of WNBC 23 Central Ave., Clark, NJ season, while Rahway': Rahway River, including mas Berry, a Jesuit philos- never been published in the 8 A 3S4 Grover Cleveland Gym To mortals is a provi- Weissman, received their 30 Westfield Ave. ball Club of Rahway will any number of fishermen American University Ail- Alumni 67-50. Bob Banks television will discuss local Bradlees Shopping Center Clark, NJ. sponsor a Softball tourna- Karlene Osborne was plac the ever-popular Cranford and provide convenient opher and earth scientist. juvenile field. 9 5 1 & 2 Franklin School Gym American, Russ Bowers of of the Linwood team had dence. diplomas from Rider Col- Oscar Neito of Rahway television news in an ap- Off Parkway exit 135 ment on Sunday, April 24, ed on the third team with stretch, will receive its fishing for city dwellers who Area residents may at- The deadlline for submit- 10 5 384 Franklin School Gym Laminaire, 43-41 in a losing 23 points, while Nate -Matthew Green. lege in Lawrenceville after was outstanding on offense pearnace at Wagner College 388-1905 at Rahway River Park. Mother Seton's Denise Sad 6,000-plus trout this spring. cannot travel great tend the meeting, which ting manuscripts to Yvonne 11 6 1 & 2 Senior H.S. Aud. Lobby game. Young led the Alumni with completing degree require- throughout the tournament on Tuesday, April 12, at 8 499-0099 Tournament officials are vary. In addition, Lower Echo distances in pursuit of their will be held at Calvary McCrav, reference lib- 12 6 3 &4 Senior H.S. Aud. Lobby 10. ments. for Coach Durkin's squad. P.M. in the dining hall on seeking a total of 16 clubs to * • • Lake Park Pond as well as sport. Again, we're looking Church Parish Hall at rarian, in writing is Friday, The teams scored 51 Salma Shamy received a Other members of the^Staten Island campus. compete in bracket play for Steve Williams and Milton Lake in Rahway, forward to provide recrea- Woodland and Deforest April 15. Additional infor- points between then in the Principle must be bachelors degree in finance, Union's championship team Admission is free. Fur- Bell Drug & Liquor a chance at the top prize of Frank Jacik, both of Rah will receive stale trout as tion for a large portion of Aves., Summit. mation may be obtained POLLS OPEN last period, in the last per- above expediency if our while Mr. Wiessman receiv- included Carlos Toscano ther information is available 1552 Irving St. Rahway, N.J. way, are having a good well. Lower Echo Lake our local citizenry," For further information, from by telephoning 2-9PM iod, Black scored 18 of his political system is to ed his bachelor of arts and Milt Santacruz, botl^of by telephoning the college $500. degree in psychology. OPEN EVERY DAY All games will be played season for the Upsala Vik Park Pond will receive 750 Grossman said. please telephone 763-8312. 5274302. . 43 points, while Bowers hit endure. UNITED WAY Rahway. at 212-390-3224. 381-2000

.'C PAGE 10 THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1983 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1983 PAGE 11 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF RAHWAY April JO will be the American Baptist Women's Sun- day at the Church. A Special Service at the 9:45 a.m. Ser- vice of Worship will involve the women of the Church in all aspects of the leadership of the Worship experience. The day will be highlighted in American Baptist Churches OBITUARIES across our nation as a day of recognition of the impor- mm tance of women in Church programs. Joseph Fornadel, 61, William Ruddy, Sr., Committee members who have helped plan this day are: Ruth Jennings, Ann Orban, Nellie Weber and Carol Hughes. The choir, under the leadership of James R. Len- Negro groups set Amerace setup man retired rail aide ney, will sing an anthem. At 11 a.m. Christian Education Joseph E. Fornadel, 61 Surviving are his widow, William T. Ruddy Sr., 86, Mr. Ruddy had also been will convene with classes for all ages. The Church Council of Clark, died Friday, Mar- Mrs. Elizabeth Brazinski of Tampa, Fla., formerly of a member of Lafayette' will meet at 4 p.m., and the Boards of Christian Educa- Dr. King program ch 25, at Rahway Hospital Fornadel; a daughter. Miss Rahway, died Wednesday, Lodge of the Free and Ac- tion, Trustees and the Diaconate at 5:30 p.m. The Martin Luther King Baptist Church of Rahway after a brief illness. Barbara Fornadel of Clark; March 23,- at the University cepted Masons of Rahway \\ '.""* Meetings during the week: Today, Naomi Circle, Program, given jointly by will also participate. Born in Lyodell, Pa., hehis mother, Mrs. Anna For- Community Hospital in for 60 years. home of Mrs. Ruth Spangenberg, I p.m., Choir Rehear- ment, and a five-hour open eran Church in Bristol, pitality. Students displayed enrolled in St. Mary's C. C. Less Salt, Less Sugar, Less Fat." Standing behind the more than the usual annual tuary, presented by C. J. Sambach, organist, and Tom The Service of the Word Trinity to present Mr. Sonnenberg, 66, Mass.; his mother, the long illness. Born in Austria, he came bar. Tickets are priced at Tenn. and Redeemer Luth- many symbolic special pro- D. program. Teachers are to hold cafeteria display, left to right, are: Gary Webb, food ser- limit in 1982 you should Brown, tenor soloist. was celebrated by The Rev. former Anne Petri; five bro- Born in Elizabeth, he had to the United States and Eli- $30, and may be obtained eran Church in St. Peters- jects at a C. D. D. Open diocesan certified and, in vices administrator; Emilia Cruel, clinical dietitian, and remember you must file an Meetings during the week: Today, Fair Workshop, George C. Derner, dean of Montreal trip ex-industrial engineer thers, Romeo of Metuchen, resided in Linden for many zabeth in 1910. by telephoning ticket chair- burg, Fa. House which highlighted many cases, professional organ, tenor rite Margaret Dedrick, chief therapeutic dietitian. annual report of your 1982 Church, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Senior Choir Rehearsal, 7:30 the North Central District Lawrence of Rahway, Geo- years. Mr. Frakl had been a tool man,-William Wolf, at the activities of the week. educators. Emil Sonnenberg, 66, of many years as an industrial earnings by Friday, April p.m.; today and tomorrow, Annual Spring Rummage of the New Jersey Synod, The pastor and his wife, The Senior Usher Board rge of Caneret, Leo of Port Mr. Ciccarielli had been a anddiemaker for the Singer 388-6859 or..Councilman Rahway Mayor Daniel L. St Mary's C.C D. pro- -An "Evening of-Music," —Mr. Brown holds a -voice Qark died Thursday, Mar- engineer with the Worth- 15, if you have not yet done Sale, Asbury Hall. 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.; SaturdayrApril 9, Liturgist; The Rev. Fred- Mrs. Barbara Donahue, of Second Baptist Church at St. Lucie, Fla., Eugene laborer by occupation. Manufacturing Co. in Eliz- Harvey Williams at Martin spoke to over 200 gram emphasizes an inte- featuring Cj Sambach, or- performance degree from ch 26, at Alexian Brothers ington Pump Co. in New- so, John H. McCutcheon, Pastor's Confirmation Clas, Asbury Hall, 10 to 11:30 erick D. Spreen, Jr. of St. have two children, Timothy 378 E. Milton Ave., Rah- Robert of North Highland, He had also been a com- abeth for 40 years before Plantation to hold 382-5467. parents, students and guests grated approach to religious ganist and Tom Brown, Westminster Choir College. Hospital in Elizabeth after a ark. Social. Security district a.m.; Tuesday, April 12, United Methodist Men's Dinner Paul's Lutheran Church of Donahue, six years old and way, has formalized plans Calif; five sisters, Mrs. municant of St. Anthony's retiring 26 years ago. Mr. Hartnett is a candi- about the importance of education, in which parents tenor soloist, will be held at He continues to study opera long illness. manger in Elizabeth, said Meeting and Program, Asbury Hall, 6:45 p.m.; Wednes- Elizabeth, preacher; Ed- Anne Louise Donahue, five for a trip to Montreal de- Mr. Sonnenberg had Pauline Greenier of Port- R.C. Church of Elizabeth. He had belonged to the date for the Democratic churches in developing posi- and teachers works together Trinity United Methodist in New York City, and has Born in Brooklyn, he had recently. day, April 13, Finance Committee Meeting, Church, 8 ward Martin and Dale Rice, years old. parting Friday, July 29, Church at E. Milton Ave. been a member of Hillside land, Me., Mrs. Laura Surviving are three brot- Zion Lutheran Church of re-opening Sunday nomination for the State tive attitudes and values. to share in the faith deve- performed numerous roles lived in Hillside before mov- The 1982 annual earn- p.m. readers; Brian Dallow, min- Refreshments and Fel- from Rahway. and Main St., on Sunday, Lodge No. 241 of the Free Crossman of Sedgewick, hers, John of Riverside, Rahway. Assembly for the 20th legis- The mayor presented The lopment of public school for the Princeton Opera ing to Clark 32 years ago. The Dr. William Robin- be available at the plan- ings limits were $6,000 for The church is located at the corner of E. Milton Ave. ister of music, and Lee Cecil lowship followed the wor- April 10, at 7 o'clock in the and Accepted Masons. Me., Mrs. Albertine Soucy Calif., Londi of Hillside and Surviving are his son, lative district, which in- Rev. Joseph M. Quinlan, children, explained Miss Assn. He retired in 1976 after son Plantation at 593 Mad- tation on April 10. She also 65 or older and $4,400 for and Main St. and Mark Hardy, acolytes. ship and installation service Further information may Sanctuary. Surviving are his widow, of Caribou, Me., Mrs. Ruth Perry of Rahway; three sis- Frank Frakl of Clark; three cludes Rahway, Carteret, the pastor of St. Mary's, Mikajlo. json Hill Rd., Clark, will is co-author of "Open Hear- those under 65 all of 1982. The Rev. Donahue was in the Frederick Fairclough be obtained by telephoning Mrs. Irene Thomson Son- Osborne of Enfield, Conn., ters, Mrs. Valentie Magri- grandchildren, and two Linden and Elizabeth. with a proclamation urging Registrations are accept- Mr. Sambach is a resident A Gift to the open for the 1983-1984 sea- th Cookbook," recently Those 72 or older all of ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH OF CLARK born in Minneapolis He Education Building on the all citizens to note C. C. D. the following: Mrs. B. of Brick Township, and Mr. Jackulik nenberg; a daughter, Mrs. Mrs. Joanne Johnson of gano and Mrs. Antoinette great-grandchildren. Councilman Williams de- ed throughout the year. AMCRICAn CAHCER SOCIETY son on Sunday, April 10. published. 1982 do not have to file an The Main Worship Service on Sunday, April 10, will earned his bachelor of arts grounds of the church. Young, 574-9577; Mrs. A.earned his bachelor of Linda Bisgaard of Clark, Port St. Lucie, Fla., and LoBrutto of Elizabeth, and clared, "This dinner-dance Further information may Simon Jackulik Jr. of Guided tours of the 1690 Mrs. Simpson and her annual report of earnings. be observed with Sunday School and Bible Classes to Bryant, 245-5446 or Ruth music degree as an organ and two brothers, William four grandchildren. " Mrs. Louise Fehrenbacher is an excellent opportunity be obtained by telephoning Carteret died Sunday, Cancer unit farmhouse will be conduct- husband are the proprietors The report is used to en- begin at 9:15 a.m. for youth and adults. Luther League p.m.; tomorrow, Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 p.m., The Four receive St. Mary's Religious Edu- Simmons, 574-8100 or major at Westminster Choir PROGRAM of Roselle and Richard of of Riverside, Cal. ed from 1 to 4 P.M. There for Mr. Hartnett's many fri- strikes a blow against cancer. March 20 at Rahway Hos- of Muirhead in Ringoes, a sure people received the cor- youth will meet at 6 p.m. Rev. Dr. Robert R. Kopp to join Daniel E. Rudyk and 382-2451. College. Asbury. to screen ends and those who believe cation Center at 382-0004. pital in Rahway after a brief Mrs. Signorelli will be an open-hearth cook- restaurant which is oper- rect amount of benefits last Meetings during the week: Today, Bible Study, 8 Deborah Link in marriage at the Osceola Church, recep- scholarships ing demonstration. Mrs. in the job he has been doing tion to follow in Fellowship Memorial Hall, 8 p.m.; Satur- illness. ated on a reservations-only year. Any necessary adjust- p.m.; Saturday, April 9, District Luther League Meeting, Mrs. Maria Consiglio Sig- Rahway Hospital for colo-rectal Doris Simpson, a former to show their appreciation. day, April 9, Junior High Youth Group baking at Church to Mother Seton Red Cross unit He was a life-long resi- basis. She also teaches open- ment will be made based on Trinity, Gurficld, 10 a.m.; Monday, April 11, Confirma- Mrs. Serofin norelli, 89, of Elizabeth died Clark resident now residing The tickets have been for Bake Sale on Sunday, April 10 during Fellowship dent of Carteret. schedules Volunteers of the Amer- hearth cooking at the the information in the tion Classes, 6:30 p.m., Sunday School and Christian Tuesday, March 22, in reasonably priced to ap- Hour; Monday, April 11, Circle No. 4, Church, 8 p.m., The principal of Mother to present Until his retirement in Mrs. Joan A. Synosky ican Cancer Society's Union in Ringoes, will cook a com- Hunterdon County Adult report. Education, 8 p.m.; Tuesday, April 12, Family Enrich- Freehold after a long illness. proximate what a couple and Circle No. 3, home of Mrs. Warren Brown, 352 West Seton Regional High School 1976, Mr. Jackulik had Serafin, 45, of Roselle Park arthritis program County Unit will conduct plete meal at the School. If you notified Social ment Seminar, 8 p.m. fashion show Born in Cammarata, Ita- would spend for a night out, La., Clark, 8 p.m.; Tuesday, April 12, JuniotfSenior High in Clark, Sister Rcgina Mar- been a guager for thedied Saturday, March 26, at an educational screening plantation's fireplace using Security you expected to The church is located at 559 Raritan Rd. ly, she came to the United Rahway Hospital's Com- and the affair will be a plea- Youth Group, Bible Study and Fellowship, 6:30 p.m.; tin, announced the winners A Fashion Show/Lunch- American Oil Co. in Car-St. Elizabeth Hospital in program for the early detec- early colonial recipes. Confab earn more than the annual The Rev. Joseph D. Kucharik is the pastor. Publisher'* retail prio. $39.95 States in 1914 and settled in munity Health Education sant social evening with Wednesday, April 13, Wednesday Morning Bible Study, of four merit scholarships. eon will be sponsored by the teret for 42 years. Elizabeth after a brief il- tion of colorectal cancer Along with several mem- limit in 1982 you should Elizabeth. Committee will sponsor a to explore top-notch entertainment." under leadership of Mr. Stobaugh, child care provided, 10 These awards are applicable Clara Barton Auxiliary of SPECIAL He was an Army veteran lness. and other intestinal disease bers of Miller-Corey, Mrs. have received a report form ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH OF RAHWAY to partial tuition worth Mrs. Signorelli had been free program on Arthritis Simpson was responsible for a.m. Eastern Union County of World War I. Born in Elizabeth, she as part of the society's April disabilities Official guests of honor in the mail by now. Those The Service of Worship on Sunday, April 10, will be $800. Chapter of the American a communicant of St. An- Tuesday, April 19, at 7:30 updating and testing recipes The Osceola Weekday Nursery School continues Surviving are five sisters, had lived in Roselle Park Crusade. at the dinner will be New who not have received a conducted by Fred Baser and Ed Martin at 8 and 11 a.m. Scholarshipsare awarded Red Cross to aid the thony's R.C. Church of Eli- p.m. from the Isabel Ashfield Re- from Monday to Friday from 9 to 11 a.m. and from 1 to 3 Mrs. Mary T. Ikka of On- for 12 years. The screening program The Institute for Human Jersey Assembly Speaker form may obtain one at the The Sunday Church School will begin at 9:15 a.m., as will to Julie Ehrhardt, currently Eastern Union County zabeth. The program will be held cipe Book which dates back p.m., under the direction of Mrs. Carol Walsh tonogan, Mich., Mrs. Lil- has been prompted by evi- Services at Kean College in Alan J. Karcher, Freehold- Elizabeth Social Security the Adult Bible Class. Fellowship will meet at 9:30 a.m. an eighth grade pupil at St. Chapter on Saturday, April She was the widow of at St. Thomas the Apostle to the 1700's. The church is located at 1689 Raritan Rd. w/coupon only lian Hickey of Rahway, Mrs. Serafin had been dence showing intestinal Union, along with "Percep- er Gerald Green, Neil P. Office. Meetings during the week: Today, Women's Sewing James School in Springfield; 16, at Town & Campus Salvatore Signorelli, who Byzantine Rite Catholic These recipes are includ- oil orders con be picked up Mrs. Irene Kolator of Toms employed as an operator for cancer has been increasing tions," a newsletter for par- Boyle, Business Manager of The report also asks for Group, 10 a.m.; Monday, April II, Church Council James P. Stobaugh is the temporary supply pastor. Christine Stachowicz, a stu- died in 1926. Churchat 1410 St. George ed in a book recently pub- Restaurant on Morris Ave., at our NEW LOCATION River and the Misses Val- Anserphone Inc. of Eliza- sharply in this state. ents of children with learn- Local No. 675 of the In-an estimate of 1983 earn- Meeting, 7:30 p.m.; Wednesday, April 13, Choir Rehear- dent at Battin Career Surviving are two sons, Ave., Rahway. lished by the New Jersey Union, from noon to about from erie and Ethel Jackulik, beth for 10 years. The American Cancer ing disabilities, has schternationa- l Brotherhood of ings. If estimated earnings sal, 7:30 p.m. EBENEZER AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL Center in Elizabeth; 4 p.m. Vito of Rahway and Nicho- Historical Society entitled both of West Carteret. Panelists for theSociety publication, "1983 eduled an all-day confer- Electrical Workers and exceed the 1983 annual The church is located at Elm and Esterbrook Aves. CHURCH OF RAHWAY Carolina Esmurdoc, a stu- The cost per reservation Surviving are her hus-las of Elizabeth; a daughter, "The Pleasures of 18th Cen- evening's presentation will Cancer Facts and Figures," ence on the social side of Augustin Garcia of thelimits, - benefits will be The Rev. Thomas J. Donahue is the pastor. At the 11 a.m. Worship Service on Sunday, April 10, dent at Bender Memorial is $ 12, and tables of 10 may Atom Tabloid band, Richard W: Serafin; Miss Concetta Signorelli of tury Cooking." Copies will Mrs. Darmofal be Dr. Jerrold Feigenbaum, estimates 5,100 new cases the learning-disabled child Latin Democratic Union. withheld accordingly. The The Rev. Rudolph P. Gibbs, Sr./the pastor, will deliver Academy in Elizabeth, and be reserved. For reserva- her parents, Joseph Sy-Elizabeth; six grandchil- of colo-rectal cancer will be on Saturday, April 9, at 1983 annual limits arc %-••" ST. PAULS EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF RAHWAY dren, and four great- Dr. Rustom Mody and Dr. Other invited guests include the sermon. The Sunday Church School will commence Renee DeHart, a student at tions please telephone ^ Mrs. Eleanor F. nosky arid Anne Kovach diagnosed in New Jersey Downs Hall on the college $6,600 for those 65 or over The congregation will observe Sunday, April 10, as grandchildren. Michael Prepon. They will United States Sens. Bill at 9:30 a.m. St. Paul's School in Irv-Sylvia Pierre Landy at OUTSTANDING INSTRUCTIONAL FEATURES INCLUDE SPECIAL COLO* FEATURES INCLUDE Kasprzak Darmofal, 90, of Synosky; two daughters, this year, more than either campus. and $4,920 for people under the Second Sunday after Easter. There will be two Choral i" •< rii-t 11 • L'-> -« L f rf ifw M I *i • * G»e*l Morn ant t •n Cd tcsi*n^rt Hiiic»v discuss arthritis and answer Bradley and Frank Lauten- Meetings during the week: Today, Prayer Meeting, ington. 353-2500. 1 1 1 Miss Joan L. of Rahway '" *' - " ' " " "* ' " * "'I' !»"••» * Pjieti.rt, Where j*4uh W»ik« Kenilworth died Thursday, olarship by Dranetz Engi- questions from the aubreas- t or lung cancer, here- The keynote speaker will berg, Rep. Bernard Dwyer, 65 all of 1983. Celebrations of the Holy Eucharist, one at 8:15 a.m. and Church, 8 p.m.; Saturday, April 9, Young People's Divi- B.-.r I..NI,. v .,i rtn- ,<*.,,,„ .I.HI |H.«|M«sf •.! it*- 6-1.1.*. » T*e L*idof IVIACI •" Modem r.«-<* and Miss Lisa A., at home; A.M..»•<' Sool-i Qli'r D'ttxahHV. •Full Co'O* SCCI'Ofi ul tt* Twelve ^ March 24, at the Stone neering Laboratories of Edi- tofore the most common be Betty Osman, a tutor and whose district includes Generally, $1 in benefits the other at 10 a.m. The Rev. Joseph H. Gauvin, the rec- formation and/or free counseling at 574-1479. • full Colo' Bible TOD* «nth i.ro*4 'Hueriee "x)e» iu dience. sion, 11 a.m.; Monday, April 11, Youth Choir Rehearsal, • Ki >.t • •xPwli,.H) B>liif Ovmw-, three sons, Richard W., gdet»UnM I .h I-. .t-'ll I ., seph Synosky of Avcnel Martin will serve as master Board "B" Meeting, 8 p.m. RAHWAY -I.I worth six years ago. cellence in core courses and tion is the way the body volunteers will distribute nty, "a positive showing Rights, Recreational and longer applies drops to 70 in served. The Junior and Senior Church School will meet * 1,1. - * K-*>. UB44M~* The church is located at 253 Central Avc. Sunday Morning Worship Service at 11 o'clock on and Steven Synosky of Edi- during their April fund- of ceremonies for the affair. 1983. This means earnings for religious instruction between 9 and 10 a.m. Mrs. Darmofal had been grade-point average reacts to injury. Starting serves as an alert that Vocational Programs, Cla- April 10, will include a sermon by The Rev. Harold E. son. with an injury to the joint drive, coupons that are re- should be followed by a ssroom Strategies and Cop- Mr. Williams said, "Any- in and after the month you The church is located at the corner of Elm Ave. and OTOHK MAY »Tf (CKBTUFAT a communicant of the St. (GPAs), was presented to UNION COUNTY BAPTIST CHURCH OF CLARK Van Horn, the pastor. Choir Rehearsal will be held at or somewhere else, there is deemable for a free kit to thorough medical examina- ing Strategies for Parents. one interested in attending reach 70 will not affect Irving St. Theresa R.C. Church of the graduate of Arthur L. The Main Worship Service on Sunday, April 10, will 9:30 a.m. The Sunday Church School for Beginners to Atom Tabloid *» Kenilworth. Johnson Regional High inflammatory reaction test for hidden blood in the tion." Also participating will be benefits. Only earnings begin at 11 a.m., and the Evening Worship Service will those in Senior High School as well as the Pastor's Study Joseph Nosto which causes more damage. stool. The screening pro- The importance of early attorney, Ralph Neibart; before the birthday month OSCEOLA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF CLARK She was the widow of Lu- School of Clark. The fre- begin at 7 o'clock. The Children's Church will begin at 11 Class will be held at 9:30 a.m. The Upper Room Bible This damage changes the gram will focus on persons detection, according to Dr. Regina Skyer, Debbie Zlo- affect benefits. Dr. Robert A. Amon, the ruling eider of Osceola and cian Darmofal. receives shman student was required a.m. on Sundays. For junior children of all ages Sunday Class at 9:40 a.m. will be ted by Francis E. Nelson. Con- joints making them stiff, 50 years or older--the age Knauer, is a cure rate of towitz, Debra Geller and More information about a candidate for the ministry at Princeton Theological Surviving are two daugh- to have a GPA score of 3.0 School will begin at 10 a.m. On Wednesday, April 13, the firmation Class will commence at 5 p.m. distorted and making nor- group at highest risk, 75% is attainable if colo- Betty Lipper. how earnings affect the Seminary, will preach the sermon at the Church on Sun- ters, Mrs. Winifred Bruhl- scholarship or better to qualify for the Mkl-Week Wednesday Evening Service will begin at 7 Meetings during the week: Monday, April 11, Ses- mal movement difficult." reports a spokesman. rectal cancer is discovered There is a $25 fee, which receipt of benefits can be day, April 10, at 10 a.m. A Fellowship Hour will follow. mann of Kenilworth and scholarship. o'clock. The pastor. Dr. Frank Papandrea will teach the sion Meeting, 7:30 p.m.; Tuesday, April 12, Women's A student in Union Cou- The funds given by Dra- This program will be free. "While this simple, at- in a preliminary, localized includes a luncheon. The obtained at the Elizabeth Each Sunday rooming at 9 o'clock Sunday School Classes Nime . . Mr& Eleanor Blazeski of Adult Sunday School. Assn. Workshop for Fall Boutique, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., nty College's electronics tec- netz, have been set aside for For information on the pro- home test in not conclusive stage, whereas a cure rate of deadline for registration is Social Security Office, for all ages are provided; and also, a Bible Study. Addreu .'''•• Rahway; a son, Alfred of . This evening at 7 o'clock, Mark Lowry, a vocalist, Rahway Troop No. 756 of the Girl Scouts; Thursday, hnology program, Joseph the students to use in com- gram please telephone the for the presence, or absence, only 25% is possible after Thursday, March.31. For located at 342 Westminster Crt |Colonia; six grandchildren; Meetings during the week: Today, Prayer and Study will be in concert. April 14, Rahway Troop No. 1051 of the Girl Scouts. V '•.-•. Slale Avc. The telephone number 11 great-grandchildren, and Nasto of 17 Schwito Dr., pleting the next semester of Rahway Hospital Educa- of cancer or other intestinal the cancer has spread to further information, please and Sea Scouts, 7:30 p.m.v Alcoholics Anonymous, 9 Please telephone the Church office for additional in- The church is located at 1221 New Brunswick Ave. is (800)272-1111. a ^reat- great grandchild. Clark, Was awarded a sch- college work. tion Office at 499-6078. disease," explained Dr. other parts of the body. telephone 376-3766. PAGE 10 THURSDAY, APRIL 7,1983 RAHWAY NEWSRECORD/CLARK PATRIOT RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1983 PAGE 11 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF RAHWAY April 10 will be the American Baptist Women's Sun- day at the Church. A Special Service at the 9:45 am Ser- vice of Worship will involve the women of the Church in all aspects of the leadership of the Worship experience. The day will be highlighted in American Baptist Churches OBITUARIES across our nation as a day of recognition of the impor- •^ tance of women in Church programs. Joseph Fornadel, 61, William Ruddy, Sr Committee members who have helped plan this day are: Ruth Jennings, Ann Orban, Nellie Weber and Carol -A" a Hughes. The choir, under the leadership of James R. Len- Negro groups set Amerace setup man retired rail aide ney, will sing an anthem. At 11 a.m. Christian Education Joseph E. Fornadel, 61, Surviving are his widow, William T. Ruddy Sr., 86, Mr. Ruddy had also been will convene with classes for all ages. The Church Council of Clark, died Friday, Mar- Mrs. Elizabeth Brazinski of Tampa, Fla., formerly of a member of Lafayette* will meet at 4 p.m., and the Boards of Christian Educa- Dr. King program ch 25, at Rahway Hospital Fornadel; a daughter. Miss Rahway, died Wednesday, Lodge of the Free and Ac- tion, Trustees and the Diaconate at 5:30 p.m. The Martin Luther King Baptist Church of Rahway after a brief illness. Barbara Fornadel of Clark; March 23,-at the University cepted Masons of Rahway Meetings during the week: Today, Naomi Circle, Program, given jointly by will also participate. Born in Lyodell, Pa., he his mother, Mrs. Anna For- Community Hospital in for 60 years. home of Mrs. Ruth Spangenberg, 1 p.m., Choir Rehear- the National Council of The hostesses will be had lived in Elizabeth be- nadel of Elizabeth; four Tampa. He was a life member Of sal, 7:15 p.m.; Monday, April 11, Delta Alpha Class, fore moving to Clark 17. Negro Women and the Nat- Mrs. Jean Robinson of the brothers, Johnf George and Born- in Rahway, Mr. the Northern New Jersey monthly sandwich luncheon and business meeting, noon; ional Assn. for Advance- council and Mrs. Jean Park- years ago. Frank, all of Linden, and Ruddy had lived in the city Consistory AASR, No. 32, Wednesday, April 13, Bible Study Fellowship, homes of ment of Colored People, er of the N.A.A.C.P. Re- He had been employed Paul of Port Reading; and before moving to Florida in and an honorary member of members, 8 p.m. will be observed tomorrow freshments will be served 43 years as a setup man by five sisters, Mrs. Mary Ko- 1979. the Newark Traffic Club. The Rev. William L. Fredericlcson is the pastor. at Progressive Baptist under their direction. the Amerace Esna Corp. hr libas and Mrs. Ann Parr- Mr. Ruddy had been dis- The church is located on the corner of Elm and Church at 1085 Main St., The president of the Union. inello, both of Linden, Mrs. trict passenger representa- Mr. Ruddy was the hus- Esterbrook Aves. Rahway, at 7 p.m. council is Mrs. Walter Mr. Fornadel was a Helen Nahalka and Mrs. tive for the Baltimore and band of Mrs. Bertha Heid The Invocation will be McLeod, telephone, Marine Corps veteran of Mildred Gergich, both of Ohio Railroad, retiring in Ruddy, who died in 1979. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF RAHWAY delivered by The Rev. Al- 381-3584; the president of World War II. Elizabeth, and Mrs. Veron- 1962, and had been a direc- Surviving are a son, Wil- Sunday Morning Worship Service, on April 10, at" bert Fuller of Progressive. the N.A.A.C.P. is John He had been a commun- ica Swiderski of Hollywood, tor and member of the ad- liam T. of Atlantic High- 10:30 o'clock, will be conducted by the guest minister, Donald Parks, also of Pro- Robertson, telephone, icant of St. Peter and St. Fla. visory board of City Federal lands; a daughter, Mrs. The The Rev. David Foubert, in conjunction with the gressive, will be the master 574-9752; Please call them Paul's R. C. Church of Eli- Savings and Loan Assn. in Ruth C. Culbert of Tampa, congregation's participation in the pulpit exchange pro- of ceremonies, and Elder for any further information. zabeth. Rahway until retiring in Fla.; two brothers, Joseph gram of the Presbytery of Elizabeth. Child Care will be Lester Bragg of the Holy 1979. of Rahway and Walter of provided during the Worship Hour for infants and young Mountain Church of God Mrs. Housmcm, 87, He had also been a mem- Freehold, eight grandchil- children. Following the Children's Sermon, youth atten- in Christ of Rahway will be ber of Holy Comforter Epis- dren and six great-grand- ding the Worship Service will be excused to go to the the guest speaker. copal Church of Rahway. children. Child Care Room. At 9 a.m. the Children's Choir will Musical renditions will be 50 years in lodge rehearse in the Music Room. The Church Learning Hour done by the Men's Chorus will be held at 9:15 a.m. for all ages. The Worship and Mrs. Irene A. Young She was a life member Mr. Tardiff, 50 CHANGING OF GUARD - LaFayerte Lodge No. 27 of of Second Baptist Church Housman, 87, of Rahway the Free and Accepted Masons of 1550 Irving St., Music Committee of Session will convene in the Church of Rahway. Youth repre- Rahway Chapter No. 72 of Library at 11:30 a.m. immediately following Worship. died Saturday, March 26, at the Order of the Eastern Gerald Tardiff, 50, of Rahway, installed its officers for the ensuing Masonic sentatives from the the Plaza Nursing Home in Toms River, formerly of year. An open installation was conducted for their Meetings during the week: Today, First Presbyterian N.A.A.C.P. and Friendship United W^y Star, and received its Ringers Rehearsal, Music Room, 6:30 p.m., Webelos Elizabeth after a brief il- 50-year membership pin. Middlesex, died Thursday, families and friends. Robert D. Swearer was Installed as Meeting, Scout Room, 7 p.m., Westminster Choir OFFICIAL CHANGING OF GUARD • Celebrating the lness. Mrs. Housman was the March 24, at Paul Kimbail worshipful master. At the installation, shown, left to Rehearsal, Music Room, 8 p.m.; Saturday, April 9, Pairs March 27 installation of The Rev. Thomas J. Donahue, Born in Brooklyn, she widow of William P. Hous- Hospital in Lakewood. right, are: Front row, Richard A. Gaal, senior deacon; 'n Spares, Monthly Meeting, Davis Fellowship Hall, and Zion Lutheran second from right, as the new pastor of the Zion had moved to Rahway in man. Born in Van Buren, George Molnar, 3rd, treasurer; Alfred L. Kump, senior Alcoholics Anonymous, Squier Hall Gymnasium and Lutheran Church of Rahway are: The Rev. George C. 1920 before coming to the Surviving are a son, Maine, he had lived in Mid- v> warden; Mr. Swearer, Stanley E. Grzyb, junior warden; Derner, the dean of the North Central District ofthe New nursing home three years dlesex for 20 years before Carl F. Wheeler, P.G.C., secretary; Fred Kalita, Junior Youth Room, both 7:30 p.m.; Monday, April 11, Albert of Rahway; a step- **>•# Rahway Den No. 1 of the Cub Scouts; and Rahway installs Jersey Synod, who was the Liturgist at the Installation ago. daughter, Olive M. Steers or coming to Toms River in deacon, and Louis H. Angelo, tyler. Second row, Troop No. 716 of the Girl Scouts, both 3 p.m., Rahway service; The Rev. Herluf M. Jensen, the bishop of the Mrs. Housman had been Watertown, Mass.; three 1969. Herbert H. Klehn, Jr., P.G.O., organist; John T. Llpov- Troop No. 450 of the Girl Scouts, Davis Hall, 3:45 p.m., Rev. Donahue New Jersey Synod of the Lutheran Church of America, a member of the Trinity grandchildren, and seven He had been the owner sky, Jr., marshall; Donald L. Strittmatter, senior Rahway Troop Nos. 9 and 401 of the Girl Scouts, both V who was the installing minister; The Rev. Frederick D. United Methodist Church greatgrandchildren. and propreter of G&S build- steward; Raymond C. Richards, Sr., master of p.m.; Tuesday, April 12, Women's Assn. Workshop, The Rite of Installation degree from St. Bernard Spreen, Jr. of St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Elizabeth, of Rahway. ers in Toms River, which he ceremonies; Edward J. Kropaczek, Jr., Jr., master of Church Library, 10 a.m., Rahway Troop No. 47 of the of The Rev. Thomas J. College in Cullman, Ala., and Mrs. Martin Martin, the president of the Zion founded in 1966. ceremonies; Patsy J. Scaramozzlno, Junior steward; Boy Scouts, Scout Room, 7:30 p.m.; Wednesday, April Donahue as pastor of Zion and his bachelor of sacred Lutheran of Rahway congregation. Mr. Tardiff had also been Stephen Lutz, P.M., chaplain, and Herbert H. Klehn, Sr. 13, Confirmation Commissioning II, class and dinner, 5 Lutheran Church in Rah- theology degree from The Mr. Rosenberg, 84, a communicant of St. Jo- treasurer emeritus and historian.. p.m., Church and Society Committee, 7 p.m., Church and way was held on Sunday, School of Theology at The seph's R. C. Church of Society Committee of Session and Executive Board of March 27, at 4 p.m. Catholic University of Am- ex-weightmaster Toms River. Trustees, 7:30 p.m., Mothers' Club of the Rahway Boy The Service of Install- erica in Washington, D. C. St. Mary's cites He had been active in the Dinner-dance Scout Troop No. 47, Scout Room, 7:30 p.m. ation was conducted by Bis- In 1972 he was ordained David Rosenberg, 84, of years, retiring 10 years ago. Chancellors Junior Drum The church is located at the corner of W. Grand hop Herluf Jensen, of the by the Catholic diocese of Clark, died Monday, March Mr. Rosenberg is surviv- and Bugle Corps of Ocean Ave. and Church St. New Jersey Synod of the Memphis, where the pastor C. C. D. Week 21, at the St. Barnabas ed by his widow, Mrs. Lillie County, and had served as to honor Hartnett The Rev. Robert C. Powley is the pastor. Lutheran Church in Amer- served three congregations St. Mary's Parish of Rah- Week in recognition of the Medical Center in Living- Rosenberg of Clark; a dau- chairman of its board of A dinner-dance in honor should feel free to contact ica. as an associate pastor for way recently celebrated its many contributions made ston. ghter, Mrs. Phoebe Eisen- directors from 1978 to of Rahway Business Ad- me or Mr. Wolf and arran- TRINITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF Others officiating in the five and a half years. After first Confraternity of Chris- by C. C. D. parents, stu- Born in Russia, he had berg of Stockbridge, Mass.; 1980. ministrator Joseph M. Hart- gements will be made to RAHWAY installation service were serving an internship at Ho- tian Doctrine Week with a dents and teachers to the ci- resided in Newark, New- a son, Harold Rosenberg of Surviving are his widow, nett will be held Saturday have tickets delivered." On the Second Sunday after Easter, April 10, the Mrs. Edward Martin, the ly Trinity Lutheran Church variety of special activities ty of Rahway. burgh and Mt. Vernon, Sarasota, Fla.; a step-dau- the former Shirleyanne evening, April 23, at St. Family Worship Service and Message will be conducted president of the Zion Luth- in Marietta, Ga., from 1978 directed by Theresa Mika- Miss Makajlo introduced N.Y., Sarasota, Fla., and Ir- ghter, Elaine Weil of Cran- Holmberg; three sons, Jo- Thomas Hall in Rahway, Social Security by the pastor, The Rev. Donald B. Jones, at 11 a.m. The eran Church Council; Mrs. to 1979, he was ordained on jlo, religious education co- faculty members and high- vington, before moving to ford; a sister, Lillian seph and Roger of Toms TO YOUR HEALTH • Employes at Rahway Hospital and attendance is open to Church School and the Adult Bible Class will convene at Dale Rice, Pastoral Call June 10, 1977, by the Sou- ordinator. lighted the many dimen- OFFICIAL RECOGNITION - Rahway Mayor Daniel L. Martin, left, presents The Rev. Clark five years ago. Brockman of Maplewood, River and Patrick of West Mr. Ciccorielli Mr. Frakl, 90 were encouraged to take part in National Nutrition all citizens. needs report 9:30 a.m., followed'by Coffee Fellowship in Asbury-Hall Committee chairwoman; theastern Synod. Parents, students and cat- sions of C. C. D. with an Joseph Quitilan, thsipastor of'StuMaiyfBiJBjiOjChurfclh dtRrfiwayvwith a recent pro- He had been a weight- seven grandchildren and Palm Beach, Fla.; three Month during the week of March 21 to 25. Dietary The affair will feature a four great-grarvteMldrtno >. ; at 10:30 a.m. The Children's Choir will rehearse at 10:30 Bert Madaio, Christian Ed- From 1979 to 1983 The echists participated in week- overview of the program. clamation for Confraternity of Christian Doctrine Week In the city. "inaster far theJersey Truck- cdaughters, Mrs. Brenda-Jel- ,;J,acknCiccarjeUi> ..69.,.. of , . .Nflrjaeji. FtfakJ, 90, of Eli- Dept. pereornel prepared displays, quizzes' for.' virH^h .bbqleloiK hauil.v,at'.7:30 on earnings a.m. in the Chapel. At 5:30 p.m. -a Church Family ucation chairman, and ing Co. of Kearny for 35 nicki of Jackson, Miss Linden died Thursday, zabeth died,Sunday, March Rev. Mr. Donahue served end Eucharistic Liturgies as Twenty one catechists the winners received apples or oranges, snacks and 6'dlock, a prirrie-rib dinner If you receive Social Covered-Dish Supper will be held in Asbury Hall, follow- Harry McDowell, Worship as minister at Christ Luth- lectors and ministers of hos- serve 300 students currently Second Baptist Karen Dwyer and Joyce March 24, at Morristown 27, at Railway Hospital brochyrgs for employes to learn to "Say Yes to Less- at 8:30 o'clock, entertain- ed by an Organ and Vocal Concert at 7 p.m. in the Sanc- and Music chairman. Dwyer of Springfield, Memorial Hospital after a after a brief illness. Security checks and earned eran Church in Bristol, pitality. Students displayed enrolled in St. Mary's C. C. Mr. Sonnenberg, 66, Le£sSeJt,--Less Sugar, Less Fat." Standing behind the ment, and a five-hour open more than the usual annual tuary, presented by C. J. Sambach, organist, and Tom The Service of the Word Tenn. and Redeemer Luth- many symbolic special pro- D. program. Teachers are to hold Trinity to present Mass.; his mother, the long illness. Born in Austria, he came cafeteria display, left to right, are: Gary Webb, food ser- bar. Tickets are priced at Brown, tenor soloist. was celebrated by The Rev. former Anne Petri; five bro- Born in Elizabeth, he had to the United States and Eli- limit in 1982 you should eran Church in St. Peters- jects at a C. D. D. Open diocesan certified and, in vices administrator; Emilia Cruel, clinical dietitian, and S30, and may be obtained remember you must file an • Meetings during the week: Today, Fair Workshop, George C. Derner, dean of burg, Fa. House which highlighted many cases, professional Montreal trip ex-industrial engineer thers, Romeo of Metuchen, resided in Linden for many zabeth in 1910. Margaret Dedrick, chief therapeutic dietitian. by telephoning ticket chair- the North Central District organ, tenor rite Lawrence of Rahway, Geo- years. Mr. Frakl had been a tool annual report of your 1982 Church, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Senior Choir Rehearsal, 7:30 the activities of the week. educators. Emil Sonnenberg, 66, .of many years as an industrial manr William Wolf, at earnings by Friday, April p.m.; today and tomorrow, Annual Spring Rummage of the New Jersey Synod, The pastor and his wife, Rahway Mayor Daniel L, SLMary's C-C D. pro- Th? Senior Usher Board — An "Evening of Music," Mr. Brown holds a voice rge of Carteret, Leo of Port Mr. Ciccarielli had been a and diemaker for the Singer 388-6859 or.. Councilman Clark died Thursday, Mar- engineer with the Worth- Manufacturing Co. in Eliz- 15, if you have not yet done Sale, Asbury Hall, 9 a.m. to 2 p.nu Saturday, April 9, Liturgist; The Rev. Fred- Mrs. Barbara"Donahue, Martin spoke to over 200 gram emphasizes an inte- of Second Baptist Church at featuring Cj Sambach, or- performance degree from ington Pump Co. in New- St. Lucie, Fla., Eugene laborer by occupation. Harvey Williams at erick D. Spreen, Jr. of St. 378 E. Milton Ave., Rah- ch 26, at Alexian Brothers Robert of North Highland, He had also been a com- abeth for 40 years before Plantation to hold so, John H. McCutcheon, Pastor's Confirmation Clas, Asbury Hall, 10 to 11:30 have two children, Timothy parents, students and guests grated approach to religious ganist and Tom Brown, Westminster Choir College. Hospital in Elizabeth after a ark. 382-5467. Social. Security district a.ra; Tuesday, April 12, United Methodist Men's Dinner Paul's Lutheran Church of Donahue, six years old and about the importance of education, in which parents way, has formalized plans tenor soloist, will be held at He continues to study opera Calif; five sisters, Mrs. municant of St. Anthony's retiring 26 years ago. Mr. Hartnett is a candi- Meeting and Program, Asbury Hall, 6:45 p.m.; Wednes- Elizabeth, preacher; Ed- for a trip to Montreal de- long illness. Mr. Sonnenberg had Pauline Greenier of Port- R.C. Church of Elizabeth. He had belonged to the manger in Elizabeth, said Anne Louise Donahue, five churches in developing posi- and teachers works together Trinity United Methodist in New York City, and has Born in Brooklyn, he had re-opening Sunday date for the Democratic recently. day, April 13, Finance Committee Meeting, Church, 8 ward Martin and Dale Rice, years old. tive attitudes and values. to share in the faith deve- parting Friday, July 29, Church at E. Milton Ave. performed numerous roles been a member of Hillside land, Me., Mrs. Laura Surviving are three brot- Zion Lutheran Church of nomination for the State p.m. readers; Brian Dallow, min- from Rahway. lived in Hillside before mov- Lodge No. 241 of the Free Crossman of Sedgewick, hers, John of Riverside, Rahway. The 1982 annual earn- Refreshments and Fel- The mayor presented The lopment of public school and Main St., on Sunday, for the Princeton Opera ing to Clark 32 years ago. The Dr. William Robin- be available at the plan- Assembly for the 20th legis- uter of music, and Lee Cecil lowship followed the wor- and Accepted Masons. Me., Mrs. Albertine Soucy Calif., Londi of Hillside and Surviving are his son, ings limits were $6,000 for The church is located at the corner of E. Milton Ave. Rev. Joseph M. Quinlan, children, explained Miss April 10, at 7 o'clock in the Assn. He retired in 1976 after son Plantation at 593 Mad- tation on April 10. She also lative district, which in- 65 or older and $4,400 for and Main St. and Mark Hardy, acolytes. ship and installation service the pastor of St. Mary's, Mikajlo. Further information may Sanctuary. Surviving are his widow, of Caribou, Me., Mrs. Ruth Perry of Rahway; three sis- Frank Frakl of Clark; three json Hill Rd., Clark, will is co-author of "Open Hear- cludes Rahway, Carteret, The Rev. Donahue was in the Frederick Fairclough be obtained by telephoning Mrs. Irene Thomson Son- Osborne of Enfield, Conn., ters, Mrs. Valentie Magri- grandchildren, and two those under 65 all of 1982. with a proclamation urging Registrations are accept- Mr. Sambach is a resident open for the 1983-1984 sea- th Cookbook," recently Linden and Elizabeth. Those 72 or older all of ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH OF CLARK born in Minneapolis He Education Building on the all citizens to note C. C. D. the following: Mrs. B. A Gift to the Mr. Jackulik nenberg; a daughter, Mrs. Mrs. Joanne Johnson of gano and Mrs. Antoinette great-grandchildren. Councilman Williams de- ed throughout the year. of Brick Township, and AMERICAM CAfiCCR SOCIETY son on Sunday, April 10. published. 1982 do not have to file an The Main Worship Service on Sunday, April 10, will earned his bachelor of arts grounds of the church. Further information may Young, 574-9577; Mrs. A. earned his bachelor of Linda Bisgaard of Clark, Port St. Lucie, Fla., and LoBrutto of Elizabeth, and Guided tours of the 1690 Mrs. Simpson and her clared, "This dinner-dance Bryant, 245-5446 or Ruth Simon Jackulik Jr. of and two brothers, William four grandchildren. " Mrs. Louise Fehrenbacher annual report of earnings. be observed with Sunday School and Bible Classes to be obtained by telephoning music degree as an organ Carteret died Sunday, Cancer unit farmhouse will be conduct- husband are the proprietors is an excellent opportunity The report is used to en- begin at 9:15 a.m. for youth and adults. Luther League p.m.; tomorrow, Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 p.m., The Four receive St. Mary's Religious Edu- Simmons, 574-8100 or major at Westminster Choir PROGRAM of Roselle and Richard of of Riverside, Cal. ed from 1 to 4 P.M. There of Muirhead in Ringoes, a for Mr. Hartnett's many fri- youth will meet at 6 p.m. Rev. Dr. Robert R. Kopp to join Daniel E. Rudyk and 382-2451. strikes a blow against cancer. March 20 at Rahway Hos- Asbury. to screen sure people received the cor- cation Center at 382-0004. College. pital in Rahway after a brief Mrs. Signorelli will be an open-hearth cook- restaurant which is oper- ends and those who believe rect amount of benefits last Meetings during the week: Today, Bible Study, 8 Deborah Link in marriage at the Osceola Church, recep- scholarships in the job he has been doing tion to follow in Fellowship Memorial Hall, 8 p.m.; Satur- illness. Rahway Hospital for colo-rectal ing demonstration. Mrs. ated on a reservations-only year. Any necessary adjust- p.m.; Saturday, April 9, District Luther League Meeting, to Mother Seton Red Cross unit Mrs. Maria Consiglio Sig- Doris Simpson, a former basis. She also teaches open- to show their appreciation. Trinity, Garfield, 10 a.m.; Monday, April 11, Confirma- day, April 9, Junior High Youth Group baking at Church He was a life-long resi- Mrs. Serofin ment will be made based on dent of Carteret. norelli, 89, of Elizabeth died Volunteers of the Amer- Clark resident now residing hearth cooking at theThe tickets have been the information in the tion Classes, 6:30 p.m., Sunday School and Christian for Bake Sale on Sunday, April 10 during Fellowship schedules reasonably priced to ap- Hour; Monday, April 11, Circle No. 4, Church, 8 p.m., The principal of Mother to present Until his retirement in Mrs. Joan A. Synosky Tuesday, March 22, in ican Cancer Society's Union in Ringoes, will cook a com- Hunterdon County Adult report. Education, 8 p.m.; Tuesday, April 12, Family Enrich- Seton Regional High School Freehold after a long illness. plete meal at theSchool. proximate what a couple ment Seminar, 8 p.m. and Circle No. 3, home of Mrs. Warren Brown, 352 West 1976, Mr. Jackulik had Serafin, 45, of Roselle Park arthritis program County Unit will conduct If you notified Social La., Clark, 8 p.m.; Tuesday, April 12, Junior/Senior High in Clark, Sister Regina Mar- fashion show been a guager for the Bom in Cammarata, Ita- an educational screening plantation's fireplace using would spend for a night out, Security you expected to The church is located at 559 Raritan Rd. died Saturday, March 26, at and the affair will be a plea- Youth Group, Bible Study and Fellowship, 6:30 p.m.; tin, announced the winners A Fashion Show/Lunch- American Oil Co. in Car- St. Elizabeth Hospital in ly, she came to the United Rahway Hospital's Com- program for the early detec- early colonial recipes. Confab earn more than the annual The Rev. Joseph D. Kucharik is the pastor. Wednesday, April 13, Wednesday Morning Bible Study, of four merit scholarships. eon will be sponsored by the Publisher'* retail prio* $39.95 teret for 42 years. States in 1914 and settled in munity Health Education tion of colo-rectal cancer Along with several mem- sant social evening with limit in 1982 you should Elizabeth after a brief il- to explore top-notch entertainment." under leadership of Mr. Stobaugh, child care provided, 10 These awards are applicable Clara Barton Auxiliary of He was an Army veteran lness. Elizabeth. Committee will sponsor a and other intestinal disease bers of Miller-Corey, Mrs. have received a report form ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH OF RAHWAY to partial tuition worth Mrs. Signorelli had been free program on Arthritis a.m. Eastern Union County of World War I. Born in Elizabeth, she as part of the society's April Simpson was responsible for disabilities Official guests of honor in the mail by now. Those The Service of Worship on Sunday, April !0, will be $800. Chapter of the American Surviving are five sisters, a communicant of St. An- Tuesday, April 19, at 7:30 Crusade. updating and testing recipes who not have received a conducted by Fred Baser and Ed Martin at 8 and 11 a.m. The Osceola Weekday Nursery School continues had lived in Roselle Park thony's R.C. Church of Eli- at the dinner will be New £] Scholarships are awarded Red Cross to aid the Mrs. Mary T. Ikka of On- for 12 years. p.m. The screening program from the Isabel Ashfield Re- The Institute for Human form may obtain one at the The Sunday Church School will begin at 9:15 a.m., as will from Monday to Friday from 9 to 11 a.m. and from 1 to 3 to Julie Ehrhardt, currently zabeth. The program will be held cipe Book which dates back Jersey Assembly Speaker p.m., under the direction of Mrs. Carol Walsh Eastern Union County tonogan, Mich., Mrs. Lil- has been prompted by evi- Services at Kean College in Alan J. Karcher, Freehold- Elizabeth Social Security the Adult Bible Class. Fellowship will meet at 9:30 a.m. an eighth grade pupil at St. Chapter on Saturday, April She was the widow of at St. Thomas the Apostle to the 1700's. The church is located at 1689 Raritan Rd. w/coupon only lian Hickey of Rahway, Mrs. Serafin had been dence showing intestinal Union, along with "Percep- er Gerald Green, Neil P. Office. Meetings during the week: Today, Women's Sewing James School in Springfield; 16, at Town & Campus Mrs. Irene Kolator of Toms employed as an operator for Salvatore Signorelli, who Byzantine Rite Catholic cancer has been increasing These recipes are includ- tions," a newsletter for par- The report also asks for Group, 10 a.m.; Monday, April 11, Church Council James P. Stobaugh is the temporary supply pastor. Christine Stachowicz, a stu- all orders can be picked up died in 1926. Church'at 1410 St. George Boyle, Business Manager of Restaurant on Morris Ave., at our NEW LOCATION River and the Misses Val- Anserphone Inc. of Eliza- sharply in this state. ed in a book recently pub- ents of children with learn- Local No. 675 of the In- an estimate of 1983 earn- Meeting, 7:30 p.m.; Wednesday, April 13, Choir Rehear- dent at Battin Career Union, from noon to about Surviving are two sons, Ave., Rahway. lished by the New Jersey sal, 7:30 p.m. erie and Ethel Jackulik, beth for 10 years. The American Cancer ing disabilities, has sch- ternational Brotherhood of ings. If estimated earnings EBENEZER AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL Center in Elizabeth; 4 p.m. from both of West Carteret. Vito of Rahway and Nicho- Society publication, "1983 Historical Society entitled eduled an all-day confer- exceed the 1983 annual The church is located at Elm and Esterbrook Aves. Carolina Esmurdoc, a stu- las of Elizabeth; a daughter, Panelists for the Electrical Workers and CHURCH OF RAHWAY The cost per reservation Surviving are her hus- Cancer Facts and Figures," "The Pleasures of 18th Cen- ence on the social side of Augustin Garcia of thelimits, benefits will be The Rev. Thomas J. Donahue is the pastor. dent at Bender Memorial is $12, and tables of 10 may band, Richard W: Serafin; Miss Concetta Signorelli of evening's presentation will tury Cooking." Copies will At the 11 a.m. Worship Service on Sunday, April 10, Atom Tabloid Mrs. Darmofal be Dr. Jerrold Feigenbaum, estimates 5,100 new cases the learning-disabled child Latin Democratic Union. withheld accordingly. The The Rev. Rudolph P. Gibbs, Sr./the pastor, will deliver Academy in Elizabeth, and be reserved. For reserva- Tha dmmiunhed beautiful Bfcte a one of Uw men useful ever published. D«i«nai especially io live vou eassyv uundmundmgi . her parents, Joseph Sy- Elizabeth; six grandchil- on Saturday, April 9, at 1983 annual limits are H« tirte type on finest En*tah finbh piper, the words of Chrni Erediio (•S^ud^r^urArtuSm^oGolkd tUtned page Dr. Rustom Mody and Dr. of colo-rectal cancer will be Other invited guests include ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF RAHWAY the sermon. The Sunday Church School will commence Renee DeHart, a student at tions please telephone od|a. Rchly lexiured ioU tmbooed pwlded covtr trut wiD Liu • lireiime. Mrs. Eleanor F. nosky arid Anne Kovach dren, and four great- diagnosed in New Jersey Downs Hall on the college $6,600 for those 65 or over The congregation will observe Sunday, April 10, as St. Paul's School in Irv- grandchildren. Michael Prepon. They will United States Sens. Bill at 9:30 a.m. Sylvia Pierre Landy at OUTSTANDING INSTRUCT I Oft AL PIATURES INCLUOC STCCtAL COLO* FEATURES INCLUDE Kasprzak Darmofal, 90, of Synosky; two daughters, this year, more than either campus. Bradley and Frank Lauten- and $4,920 for people under the Second Sunday after Easter. There will be two Choral ington. • G>cat Moment* "< O*d 'e»t*t>ent H-siofv discuss arthritis and answer Meetings during the week: Today, Prayer Meeting, 353-2500. Kenilworth died Thursday, Miss Joan L. of Rahway olarship by Dranetz Engi- breast or lung cancer, here- The keynote speaker will berg, Rep. Bernard Dwyer, 65 all of 1983. Celebrations of the Holy Eucharist, one at 8:15 a.m. and Church, 8 p.m.; Saturday, April 9, Young People's Divi- • The L*id Of 'if«el .n Moxlon T.fr^-i and Miss Lisa A., at home; questions from the au- A,ii..... • DM). • full Colo* S*ct>on uf i he T**cwe Apoit'rr. r March 24, at the Stone neering Laboratories of Edi- tofore the most common be Betty Osman, a tutor and whose district includes Generally, $1 in benefits the other at 10 a.m. The Rev. Joseph H. Gauvin, the rec- formation and/or free counseling at 574-1479. • Full Colot Bible <^dpi with irtrts refer«rtce * dience. sion, 11 a.m.; Monday, April 11, Youth Choir Rehearsal, H.lt-..-. three sons, Richard W., forms of the disease. author in the field of learn- is withheld for each $2 of tor, will be the Celebrant. Easter hymns and anthems will The Church is located at 4 Valley Rd., at the g. ve visual iJ'^d^rif^ndfXf uv t^e Mo'v l» 4^v3- Arch Health Center in Pit- son, it was announced to- Rahway, and Assemblymen 7 p.m., Rahway Chapter of National Assn. for Advance- tstown after a brief illness. Raymond F. and Robert S., day by Alfred Hartman, A program spokesman In their concerted effort ing disabilities. The main Ray Lesniak and Thomas earnings above the annual n\ be sung by the Girl's and Senior Choirs, under the direc- ment of Colored People Meeting, 8 p.m.; Tuesday, April Parkway Circle at Exit No. 135 of the Garden State J...-.M tv- n-.iD.i-i.- o all of Roselle Park; a sister, tlif Born in Perth Amboy, chairman of Engineering said, "The term arthritis to turn downward the rising Warren H. Knauer, medical topics covered in workshops Deverin. limit. tion of Elizabeth Maury, the organist and director of Parkway. •-W, .JH—, til) Ml IVtIIHWIIIItt. t r,.,kf.i „ Mrs. Jeanne Volpe of Edi- 12, Celestial Choir Rehearsal, 8 p.m.; Wednesday, April -i.ll.tv O.-V.' she had lived in Elizabeth Technologies Dept. literally means inflamma- curve of colo-rectal cancer, coordinator of the screen- will be the Social Side of the In addition, the age at music. 13, Board of Trustees Meeting, 7:30 p.m., Stewardess son; and two brothers, Jo- Rahway Mayor Daniel L. SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF 'i » * * %"I j^Tli.. ."i.'.'.-^'V i ^.'U^Ti'". j.»"**t"^ before moving to Kenil- The award, based on ex- tion of a joint. Inflamma- American Cancer Society ing program in Union Cou- Learning Disabled, Legal which the earnings test no Following the 8:15 a.m. Liturgy, breakfast will be • i-H.-i«..tMi.ifc.,i. no «,,ki.^.ii1.k,.,M<.l» Board "B" Meeting, 8 p.m. RAHWAY worth six years ago. seph Synosky of Avenel cellence in core courses and tion is the way the body volunteers will distribute nty, "a positive showing Rights, Recreational and Martin will serve as master longer applies drops to 70 in served. The Junior and Senior Church School will meet The church is located at 253 Central Ave. Sunday Morning Worship Service at 11 o'clock on and Steven Synosky of Edi- of ceremonies for the affair. for religious instruction between 9 and 10 a.m. Mrs. Darmofal had been grade-point average reacts to injury. Starting during their April fund- serves as an alert that Vocational Programs, Cla- 1983. This means earnings April 10, will include a sermon by The Rev. Harold E. son. (GPAs), was presented to with an injury to the joint drive, coupons that are re- should be followed by a ssroom Strategies and Cop- Mr. Williams said, "Any- in and after the month you The church is located at the corner of Elm Ave. and OKDWS MAY IE fJCKED UP AT a communicant of the St. UNION COUNTY BAPTIST CHURCH OF CLARK Van Horn, the pastor. Choir Rehearsal will be held at Theresa R.C. Church of the graduate of Arthur L. or somewhere else, there is deemable for a free kit to thorough medical examina- ing Strategies for Parents. one interested in attending reach 70 will not affect Irving St. The Main Worship Service on Sunday, April 10, will 9:30 a.m. The Sunday Church School for Beginners to Atom Tabloid m Kenilworth. Johnson Regional High inflammatory reaction test for hidden blood in the tion." Also participating will be benefits. Only earnings begin at 11 a.m., and the Evening Worship Service will those in Senior High School as well as the Pastor's Study Joseph ttasfo which causes more damage. stool. The screening pro- The importance of early attorney, Ralph Neibart; before the birthday month OSCEOLA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF CLARK She was the widow of Lu- School of Clark. The fre- begin at 7 o'clock. The Children's Church will begin at 11 Class will be held at 9:30 a.m. The Upper Room Bible , • J. »7M5 cian Darmofal. shman student was required This damage changes the gram will focus on persons detection, according to Dr. Regina Skyer, Debbie Zlo- affect benefits. Dr. Robert A. Amon, the ruling elder of Osceola and M» ••. trt— It mixtm >.. ml I I ••—.— receives a.m. on Sundays. For junior children of all ages Sunday Class at 9:40 a.m. will be led by Francis E. Nelson. Con- to have a GPA score of 3.0 joints making them stiff, 50 years or older-the age Knauer, is a cure rate of towitz, Debra Geller and More information about a candidate for the ministry at Princeton Theological »kU> fwm»t MMn I km I I '•*"• Surviving are two daugh- School will begin at 10 a.m. On Wednesday, April 13, the firmation Class will commence at 5 p.m. ters, Mrs. Winifred Bruhl- scholarship or better to qualify for the distorted and making nor- group at highest risk, 75% is attainable if colo- Betty Lipper. how earnings affect the Seminary, will preach the sermon at the Church on Sun- Mid-Week Wednesday Evening Service will begin at 7 Meetings during the week: Monday, April 11, Ses- llttJIkwM ' ' mal movement difficult." reports a spokesman. rectal cancer is discovered There is a $25 fee, which receipt of benefits can be day, April 10, at 10 a-m. A Fellowship Hour will follow. M Mr toMdtW •»•«*• mann of Kenilworth and scholarship. o'clock. The pastor, Dr. Frank Papandrea will teach the sion Meeting, 7:30 p.m.; Tuesday, April 12, Women's T«y»M IWUI Wm.-frt. 14 Mrs. Eleanor Blazeski of A student in Union Cou- The funds given by Dra- This program will be free. "While this simple, at- in a preliminary, localized includes a luncheon. The obtained at the Elizabeth Each Sunday morning at 9 o'clock Sunday School Classes Adult Sunday School. Assn. Workshop for Fall Boutique, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Phono nty College's electronics tec- For information on the pro- home test in not conclusive stage, whereas a cure rate of deadline for registration is Social Security Office, for all ages are provided; and also, a Bible Study. Rahway; a son, Alfred of netz, have been set aside for . This evening at 7 o'clock, Mark Lowry, a vocalist, Rahway Troop No. 756 of the Girl Scouts; Thursday, Colonia; six grandchildren; hnology program, Joseph the students to use in com- gram please telephone the for the presence, or absence, only 25% is possible after Thursday, March; 31. For located at 342 Westminster Meetings during the week: Today, Prayer and Study will be in concert. April 14, Rahway Troop No. 1051 of the Girl Scouts. : Stale' • • • . Zip Nasto of 17 SchwiiiLDr., Rahway Hospital Educa- of cancer or other intestinal the cancer has spread to further information, please Ave. The telephone number and Sea Scouts, 7:30 p.m.,. Alcoholics Anonymous, 9 11 great-grandchildren, and pleting the next semester of Please telephone the Church office for additional in- The church is located at 1221 New Brunswick Ave. a^reat- great grandchild. Clark, was awarded a sen- college work. tion Office at 499-6078. disease," explained Dr. other parts of the body. telephone 376-3766. is (800)272-1111. PAGE 12 THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1983 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CI.AKK f.i All instructional and ad- which, in January, invited miltee members include, Fabrielc, and Johnson ministrative programs are Dr. John Bristol, an ad-among others: Clark Board business education teacher, RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT supported by two Hewlett- vocate of the instructional member, Virginia Muskus; Ann Killian, the THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1983 PAGE 13 1 Computers on march in regional district -!.--V-. ..v, Packard mini-computers. use of computers, to speak. Arthur L. Johnson spokeswoman concluded. Twenty years of study about to be marked by yet computer education in the in Jonathan Dayton microcomputers in multi- Each computer com- With the formation of a guidance director, Peter NICE TABBY • Gunther Gebel-Wllliams, the "Lord of the Field trip and the gradual inception of another milestone in the in- Union County Regional Regional High School in municates to 32 terminals committee to study the • Rings," is featured in the 113th edition of Ringling 'Lord of Rings' Crusaders search disclipline instruction, and which run con-currently in ™ Brothers Bamum & Bailey Circus, which arrived at New computer education in the structional and ad- High School District No. 1, Springfield, and Gov. Liv- issue of the future of com- PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE to observe additional workshops to all four district schools. York's Madison Square Garden March 29 for q ioVnion County Regional ministrative use of the com which includes Clark, is ingston Regional High train regional district staff. puters, the Union County rMign School District No. 1, Twenty years of study about to be marked by yet School in Berkeley Heights. Currently,, the district of- The most recent thrust in Regional High School This Ordinance published herewith was Introduced at a.Regular 10-week stay. tames his 'cats' for diamond title birds otwhich includes Clark, is and the gradual inception of another milestone in the in- David Brearley Regional fers Computer Science I and the regional computer ad- District No. 1 may well meeting of the Council of the Township of Clark, In the County of Gunther Gebcl-Williams By Ray Hoagland vancement has been made become a model for other Union, State of New Jersey, held March 21, 1983 and will be further "Stallions are more spirit- club with 16 runs batted in. An all-day field trip for structional and ad- High School in Kenilworth II, Technical Education considered for final passage after public hearing at a Regular meeting of known to circus fans as The Arthur L. Johnson by the Board of Education ed," he says, 'They make a The third starter could be both amateur and veteran ministrative use of the com- was the last district school New Jersey schools. Com- said Council of the Township of Clark to be held April 18,1983 at 8:00 Computer Science (an ex- "Lord of the Rings," dis very exciting show." Regional High School Cru- senior, Paul Gelenscer, a birders who would like'to puter, reports a district to develop a course. The P.M. tensive course meeting two plays an almost mystic com Also featured in this saders of Clark will open transfer student from Ir- observe New Jersey water spokeswoman. schools shared computer periods daily for two years), PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND ORDINANCE NO. 81-8 OF THE munion with-, the most sav their home baseball season REVISED GENERAL ORDINANCES OF THE TOWNSHIP OF year's family thriller are the vington. He was 4-2 for the birds will be conducted by A Committee on Com- time and facilities with the and an advanced-placement age of beasts in the all-new on Saturday, April 9, at 1 CLARK. highwire artistry of the Car- Campers last year. As a Union County College on puters has been formed to Union Trust Bank in Cran- course. In the fall a pilot of- BE IT ORDAINED by the Governing Body of the Township of Clark 113th edition of Ringling p.m. when they host the NOTICE TO BIDDERS rillo Brothers, the motor- sophomore he hit .319. Saturday, April 9. make specific recommenda- ford in 1966 and, later, with that Ordinance No. 81-8 of the Revised General ordinances of the Brothers and Barnum & fering will be available for cycle mania of Brazil's Urias Vikings of Union Catholic Senior lcftficldcr, Lou The seminar, "Water tions to the Regional Board General Electric in Clark incoming freshmen. Also, Notice Is hereby given that sealed bids will be received by the Business Township of Clark be and the same Is hereby amended as follows: Bailey Circus, reports a cir in a National Division con- SECTION I. Section 2 of this Ordinance shall now read as follows: Troupe, and the aerial acro- Miele. who hit .322 with 14 Birds of New Jersey During of Education on how much and Drew University. The 72 of the regional districts Administrator of The City of Rahway In the Council Chambers In The cus spokesman. test of the Watchung Con- Ths salary range for the position oi Police Guard is established at $6.50 batics of Dolly Jacobs. runs batted in, is the most and what kind of progress first district computer was City Hall, City HaD Plaza. Rahway, New Jersey on Friday, April 22, the Spring Migration," is 350 teachers are enrolled in 1983 at lOOO A.M., prevailing time, at which time they shall be opened per hour. All Police Guards shall be on call twenty-four hours a day. Any The star paraded around The Pink Panther adds ference. experienced of the remain- should be made in the field. installed at the Johnson among four Saturday scm-. instructional workshops on and publicly read for the project entitled "Resurfadng-1983". Police Guard called to duty between the hours 6:00 P.M. and 6:00 A.M. the three rings astride two another notcH to his show Seven seniors will see ac- ing starters. But senior inars being offered by Ihe "We are now among the school in 1972. It's use was Major Items of construction under this contract Include: 140 SY of shall be guaranteed a minimum o( (our hours pay. computers. black Morgan horses, a lion biz career as he joins The tion for the Crusaders this shortstpp, Jeff Fannon, did College's Division of Con- leaders in the state of in- soley for the instruction of Within the last two years Roadway Excavation-Unclassified 4" Thick; 2,800 T0NS Bituminous SECTION 2. THIS ORDINANCE shall take effect Immediately upon astride each mount, when spring for the veteran Concrete Surface Course • Mix No. 5; 600 TONS Bituminous Concrete adoption and publication according to law. Greatest Show On Earth. start the second half of the tinuing Education April.;. structional use of the com- district high school and a computer for ad- The Greatest Show On coach, Larry Sturchio. season, and the Clark team adult students. Leveling Course • Mix No. 5; 32 EACH Reset Manhole Frames to Edward R. Padusnlak, Tickets are on sale for puter," said Joseph Sou, ministrative use has been in- Grade; 675 LF 9" X 20" Vertical Concrete Curb Repair; 150 LF 15* DIA Township Clerk Earth arrived at New $6,50, $8,50, $9.50 and The Clarkites were 17-10 won eight in a row. Further information on district co-ordinator of "Now we have realized stalled and programmed for RCP: 3 EACH Inlet Frame - Type B; and all other work necessary and It...4/7/83 Fee:$25.20 York's Madison Square $10.50 at the Madison last season, and were run- The rest of the infield any of the April seminars mathematics and chief pro- our computer education encombrance accounting, Incidental thereto; to be constructed In accordance with the Plans and Garden for its run to Sun Square Garden box office, nerups in the North Jersey, consists of senior second may be obtained by tele- Wk Specifications on file In the office of the City Engineer. ponent of the idea for com- must be in two parts," said student record keeping, PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE day, June 5. at Ticketron and by tele- 'Group No. 3, Section No. 2 baseman, Dan Guarriello, phoning the college at puter education in the Thomas Baker, district co- grading procedures, atten- Bidders may obtain Plans and Specifications at the office of the City Turning his diverse tal 276-2600, extension 206 or Engineer, during regular business hours, at City Hall. phone phone through championship. and his junior brother, fc.% regional district 20 years ordinator for computer dance, guidance informa- The charge for Plans and Specifications are $10.00 per set and for enis to the giant steel cage, The team is very strong 238. This Ordinance published herewith was'Introduced at a Special Chargit in New York (212). Mike Guarriello at the hot ago. "However, we need to operation and instruction. Standard Specifications $5.00 per volume, which sums shall not be tion, and personnel records. meeting of the Council of the Township of Clark, In the County of the performs transforms 19 944-9300, New Jersey at the pitching spots. It has corner with Glenn Griffin returned. Dr. John B. Wolf, chair- be ever mindful computers "We not only need to teach Union, State of New Jersey, held April 4, 1983 and will be further con- lethal Bengal tigers into pur- two hurlers who combined behind the mask. Bids must be submitted on the Proposal form furnished to the bidder 332-6360 and Long Island man of the College's Crim- and their use are constancy computer use and language, sidered for final passage after public hearing at a Regular meeting of said ring pussycats. He com- for 12 of the team's 17 vic- PUBLIC NOTICE and must be enclosed In a sealed envelope bearing the name and ad- (516) 944-9300. Children The outfielders are Char- inal Justice Dept., who lias Council of the Township of Clark to be held April 18,1983 at 8:00 P.M. changing, and it's ourbut we need to see how dress of the bidder and the project name. The bid must be accompanied mands a herd of performing tories. les Whitman, a junior; Scott AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN ORDINANCE ENDTLED "AN under 12 may receive a observed and recorded the responsibility to. recognize computers can be used as a by a Certificate of Surety guaranteeing to furnish a Performance Bond pachyderms by the sound of Tom Ameen, a senior, ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAPTER 27. ARTICLE 2, SECTION $2.50 discount at selected Waidelich, a senior; Frank seasonal ebb and flow of that impact and have our learning tool in other CORPORATION NOTICE for 100% of the contract In event of award, an executed Non-Collusion 27-4 OF THE REVISED GENERAL ORDINANCES OF THE his voice alone. The world- performances. had an 8-3 record last Venio, a junior; Mike Dis- New Jersey water birds for PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given Affidavit, an executed Political Contribution Affidavit, a statement set- students prepared for it." disciplines." TOWNSHIP OF CLARK, ENTITLED "ZONE DISTRICT MAP AND famed animal trainer season with 56 strikeouts in that the following Ordinance was ting forth the names and addresses of all stockholders In the corporation For further information penziere, a junior; John over 35 years, will conduct BOUNDRIES" displays a dozen elegant In 1964 Dr. Thomas According to Mr. Baker duly adopted and approved on final or partnership who own ten percent or more of its stock of any class or please telephone (212) 77 and two third innings Reider, a junior; Robert the birding trip. BE IT ORDAINED by the Governing Body of the Township of Clark Crowley and Henry computer-assisted instruc- reading at a Special meeting of the of all Individual partners In the partnership who own ten percent or Lippizan stallions in ring and pitched a 2.43 Earned Bothe, a junior; Tom Bro- that an Ordinance entitled "An Ordinance to Amend Chapter 27, Arltcle 564-4400. Neuman of Bell Telephone tion will be valuable in Municipal Council, Township of greater Interest therein, and a Certified Check or Bid Bond for not less No. 2 while his wife, Sigrid, Run Average. 2, Section 274 of the Revised General-Ordinances of the Township of zick, a junior infielder; Clark. New Jersey Monday evening, thant ten percent of the total bid. The team will travel to Laboratories gave a series of English, history, and home Clark, entitled "Zone District Map and Boundaries" be and the same Is and daughter, Tina, put Craig Frankel, who was Allen Scherb, a shortstop, a April 4. 1983. Bidders are required to comply with the requirements of Public Laws Roselle on Tuesday, April lectures to students and economics as well as in hereby amended as follows: prancing Arabian steeds Alumni plan 4-4, and also plays first AN ORDINANCE TO FIX A 1975, c. 127. sophomore, and Eric Sublis- 12, for a conference contest SECTION 1. Block 38, Lots 73, 84 and 84A, C.K. Kumpf School Is through their paces in ring staff on computer program- other fields. He will make a 7.5% INCREASE IN THE The Municipal Council reserves the right to accept or reject any and all base, hit 319 and led thekey, a junior outfielder. FINAL CALCULATION - Union County Regional High hereby rezoned from Public toR-150 for all of those reasons set forth In reunion dinner at 3:45 p.m. ming. presentation to the Com- MUNICIPAL BUDGET PUR- bids which In their opinion will be In the best interest of the Clly, or for Nos. 1 and 3, the spokes- . School District No. 1 co-ordinator for computer opera- the Ordinance to which this Is amendatory. From there courses mittee on Computers later ' SUANT TO P.L. 1983, C. 49 reasons required by law. man declared. * tion and instruction, Thomas Baker, checks the com- SECTION 2. THIS ORDINANCE shall take effect Immediately upon The Newark Academy Edward R. Padusnlak developed, first in Arthur L. this month recommending a' adoption and publication according to law. According to Williams, | iputer used for district-wide administrative purposes. Township Clerk Joseph M. Hartnett Alumni Assn. will hold its Johnson Regional High Computer III course offer- Edward R. Padusnlak, stallions are not usually us- .. /The district includes Clark. TOWNSHIP OF CLARK Business Administrator Annual Reunion Dinner on School in Clark, and, later, ing, the use of the Township Clerk ed in the American Circus It...4/7/83 Fee:$10.08 H-4/7/83 Fee:$26.88 Saturday, April 16, at 6:30 I 2t...4/7.4/14/83 Fee:$88.48 because they are difficult to p.m. at the school at 91 train and handle, but he HELP WANTED HELP WANTED SINGLES ONLY South Orange Ave., Living- WANTED prefers to work with them. MANAGEMENT TRAINEE Widow. 5'2", 52 rrs.okJ.white.likcs Junk Cars t Trucks. S2S4100. ston. IANKIN6 World Book ChikJcraft has salts dancing&dining. would liketomeet 7-Day pick up. 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Cover ill Internal Medicine ing or not portable only. Cash paid. Fast Quality Service. No Gimmicks •UtH I (IT. MSUU. ELECTRICAL SERVICE Other classes celebrating PODIATRY GROUPI mumty. Salary commensurate with MALE, ardent, attractive, mid-30's, Estimates. Call A. Noviello Removed & Delivorod exposed areas in long lasting wood Calldays 753-7333 ewn.,4M-74M Call Wow. Free Estimates. 312-3254 •HOI wito, STUM Hunitc tmkem pleasure in Your Complete ! Ar« you courteous, elll- experience. Miss Romeo. E.O.E. clean, safe, white, desires attraebve 351-5005 Garages & Collars grain formica. Additional cabinets A & j Electric, Lie. No. 5207. Quality reunions are 1913, 1918, MISC. fOR SALE ANY junk or runningcars. Top dollar STSTB4S •WATB HUIBrt foot car* C«nt»r FURNITURE FOR SALE FOR SALE OR RENT GARAGE SALE cl»ni, good with figures? MjT 2W-2313 female for exciting amorous Cleanod available. Appliances installed. work, low rates. Free EsL Aft. 4. 1923, 1928, 1938, 1943, announcing the pad. 7 days a week pick-up. 210 pieces commercial glued top FLOOR CARE •snra i DUIH CUINIKC GUARANTEED Typewriters. New 4 Used. Sales, Then you've got a future SPRING AHEAD WITH AVON! rend evous.RepryAtom Tabloid, P.O. Usod Appllancos Guaranteed exp. work. Free 549-3871 tf tilei.4"xl9H". 3IM334 1948, 1953, 1963, 1968, Repairs, Rentals, low Rates. SUPER SALE FREE PLANT & FILM WITH LINDEN-406W. 12th St. Multiple as a Franklin State teller- 634-9217 Hardwood floors installed, sanded 24 Hr. Am. Svc. relocation of Ma practice $ Have fun while you work! WIN Box 1061 CR. Rahway. N.J. 07065. estimates. 634-7659 »l. tie. Ho. «ia» ALDAWN ELECTRIC DEVELOPING. BRING THIS ADV MASON CONTRACTOR :,7rir 381-0001 fr».lil. o 381-4454 Thun., Fti., Sot. Families. Misc. items. Thurs. 4 Fn., •delivering quality ser- PRIZES! Noexp. nee. 382-0214 FIESTADISHES-Localphotographer finished. Free EsL A. Milchar.' Commercial, residential, industrial. and 1978. GALLARD'S PHOTO. 1056 ST. CUSTOM COUNTERTOPS 486-3338 April 7 4 8.10 a.m. till 4 p.m. vice to our customers. Sidewalks, Patios, Brick I Found a- 634-1105 H 634-0354 491-2998 Bonded, insured. Lie. 5217. READER PLASTIC SUP COVERS 13-5 P.M. 0(311-1301 INCOME TAX willbuvfotdaplay. 318-2130 AND CABINET REFACING The Alumni Award for to: GEORGESAVE.AVENEL 634-3651 Previous experience as a lion Work. Industrial-Residential S FLOORSANDING CHISTO MOS. HIUliG 574-3M1 « (DIAL 486-FEET) Custom-made pin fitted. Expertly LINDEN - 22 Edgewood Rd. (off N. Secretary, 3-4 mornings a week, typ- ACCOUNTING* TAX SERVICES 5 drawer Chifforobe with hat com- WITH GENUINE FORMICA. STORE. Rahway, Main St., 850 sq. teller or cashier Jmefyk. Nighb 312-5191 Days Floors sanded i finished. Call YOU CAU...WI HAUL Achievement will go to cut in your home. Any solo 4 2 MATTRESSES Wood Ave.) Apnl 8-9. 10-3 p.m. ing i dictaphone, mature person. Individual & Business. Licensed partment Portable clothes net. John W. Paulikas • no job too small. It., suitable offices or retail. $350 de.lrable--b.ut we'll 352-5711 Jlllci. aoi.m.nl,. Oorog.i. FREEEST.I9M17I 795 3!3f 5 chairs, or 3 pc. sectional. J150. Assorted items, bikes, clothes, etc. Edison area. Call Dr. Lichtman. Frankcar. . 311-2537 PLUMBING LJC4283.283-2194. 9 "The New York Times" Dr. Eric M. Deulchman AcctM.Fon. 2324*55 5740958 lnn».tp«.i>t ma. Em.. 2334293 tralnl Good starting Verdi Conn. Slid. E.tci., •• TO Needlectaft. 8654300 RAHWAY • Hulick PI. 8 Family Block 7310064 ALEX'S FLOOR WAXING CIvonvd 0»mo WoH» Apt. a jazz critic, John S. Wilson, Surg«on»Podlotrllt • Wed., Thurs., Sat. salaries commensurate TAX SPECIALIST- Exp. in preparing Donations of items suitable for Flea CARPENTRY PAINTING AND Need an Electrician? Call WUNDER (at Wood Ave.) EXTRA FIRM Medical oflices, adjacent to Senior Sale. April 8-9.9-3. Rain date Apnl Floors Wued For Your Home £ 01- Horn* Moving. Pointing (In! 'txi I & HEATING Comullant-Pharmacltt IBANE7. Electric Guitar w/hardshell with experience, great Full time trainee position for layout federal & state returnsmyour home Market Salts for American Cancer Floor. SondK) ( FlnnhVd Hati Ni 11 ELECTRIC Lic.Bus.PermitNo.5736 of the class of 1931. The Atom Tabloid Citizens Complex. Completely 15-16. Expert Carpentry, additions, fice.FreeEstimates. 311-2942 DECORATING case.SolidBody.MintCond.Callaft. '29 & benefits for F/T. For con- & paste up for fast growing ormine. 3814491 Society "SUNDAY IN THE PARK'' TOM BRET 3W855 tj Rahway News Record/Clark Patriot equipped w/tralting. exam. 4 X-ray dormers, kitchens, baths, Painting. Experienced. Interior/Ei- •ItHln 1 l». 706 W. St. George Ate. READER 5 p.m. 283-1177 RAHWAY • 2036 Wall SL (oil E. sideration, please call newspapers. Experience not eventon June 12. Call Deb Kasaboat 312-943* •28744I •Hoi WlUr Kis exp 38V7136 QUARTERUORSE FOR LEASrtoolc LANDSCAPING V»ry RiMi. Ratvi Fr»*Ei too small. «3t-3297 Linden, N.J. CALL WHEN ALL ITEMS ARE SOLD Rio Grande. Nan. Forest! Already Anj carpentry work. Small jobs in- •LENNY'S PAINTING AND ROOFING HAND MADE MACRAME Plant dreiten, Call me belore garage sale or mov- 574-1200. ing for reliable person to sham costs W000STACK TREE SERVICE HOME IMPROVEMENT Newark Academy Hall of 382-6446 Daily M F Eve. 4 bit Avail. surveyed, $4,500 total. $55 down INCOME TAX RETURNS EXPERTLY cluded, Fmeit. 2134604 W INTERIOR & EXTERIOR. MISSING ^ J.T. Uahy H.i.S ELECTRIC Hangers. 1123 Ra hwayAve.. Avenel. ing. Old 4 collectible items also Franklin State <§ J100 Per Week Part Time at Home. & care of my horse-Neg. Linda. Tree Removal k Pruning. Discount All types of home improvements. headboordi jnd 116 payments of $55. Finance PREPARED. JULESCOHEN, 8.S. AC- ROOF SHINGLES REPLACED INS Lie. No. 5062. No Job Too Large or Fame Awards for their dis- Guaranteed Reader to Reader want ads are wanted.Fairpricespaid. 634-7742 Webster, America's favorite dic- 382-5154 Decks, porches, window gutters, Winter Rates. 276-5752 Kit./Baths, Basements, attics, agB IMMLIC. N». f>io 3 Dairy 10-5. RainorShine. 636-7989 charge of $1,961. Call owner Equal Opportunity COUNTING. 4944636 311-3141 Small. Free Est. 312-7282 tinguished swimming feats 30 and up tionary company needs home doors, sheetrock, paneling, alum, siding, paneling. Freeest. Call for non-commercial advertisers only. Items for MUST SELL • Luncheonette. Good a_nytjme^ 80M7M690 Antiques, furn., house contents, any Employer M/F JOE'S LANDSCAPE SERVICE Spring 548-0052 workers to up date local mailing Individual/Federal/State taxes basements, cabinets, kitchens, ceil- DominicUI2-«14. tf Bill's Painting i Paperhanging. while attending the school. Rahway Location. $ 12,000 or B/0. condition. WeBuylt! Call J&Maft 6 prepared by professional. Reas. Call Clean-up. Lawn Maintenance. Free INCOME sale must not exceed $1,000. Price and lists. Easy work. Can be done while MIKI THI JUNKMAN ings, bathroom), siding, rools. Est. Reasonable. 925-3265 Average room, sidewalls, J12. Ceil- SAVEONY0UB INCOME TAX 9690182ot634-9047 DINETTES PJTV 574-3494ot2544799 aft.6p.ni. - 636-7504 CeilingiWalls Repaired.Sneetrock ROOFING PRIDE ELECTRIC CO. Later, Stager was United watching TV. All ages, experience 6344351 >ngst5. 634-5760 Industrial, Commercial, phone number must be in ad. Autos, real AAA SWIMMING POOL TOKAR Scrap Iron & Metals TOM'S LANDSCAPE SERVICE Spring iTaping.Call(Edrson) 5494754 Roof repairs, siding, leaders, gut- States swim team coach for INCOME TAX unnecessary. INCOME TAX PREPARATION • ALL TYPES OF CARPENTRY. Quality John's Painting £ Contract int/.Ext. Residential TAX estate, garage sale & babysitting not ac- DISTRIBUTOR MUST SELL THEIR HELP WANTED ACCOUNTS Pick Up Service . Clean-up, Lawn Maintenance. Free Frank Laubtner-GeneralContractor. ters. No job too big or too smail. Ask PERSONAL RENTAL HALL l-71M42-60O0.ut.817! Individual, corporate & small Work. Lowest Prices. FREE Bonded t Ins. Light Carpentry/ Insured S Bonded the 1960 Olympics. ENTIRE INVENTORY OF NEW 1982 CALL Est. 3II4I2B Carpentry, Masonry, Aluminum forStantneMan-287-5100. tf SERVICE cepted in Guaranteed Reader to Reader Sec- Warm, profenlonal at- SUNDAYS 6-9 a.m. Newspaper car- business. Clark. 388-0806. ESTIMATES.CallLou. 634-52M Repairs Wallpapering & Samtas 24 Hour Service TAKE FULL J.EnOV£R3i:fAMIl.YS12£ POOLS U9oo Individual with Tax preparation by Robert L. Fisch- USED CAMERAS LEO'S CARPET CLEANING TRUCK Call Julius Weber. 541-4777 BUSINESS Communion Parties. our Advertising Dept Applicants 4-7 p.m. 232-1715 CallJim. 752-0524. HANDYMAN YOUR HOME. HAMR TO READER .,5oo bein. accountant Quick, efficient JOE'S TV-ZENITH • SALES & SER- the deadline, tomorrow. READER TO READER READER TO READER Kenmore Stove. 40". 2 yij. old cop- Spc. Butcher Family Reunions, etc. must be: Responsible, have owncar, good figure ap- moon lighten. Call today itgrt WANTED MOUNT - Steam carpet cleaning. C G Home Remodelinj • Expert Frank's Painting Inf Ext. Free Est. CERTIFIED Tablet professional service at a reasonable Lawn Mowing • Lawns Cut. Very COMPLETE HOME REPAIRS VICE. 634-2524. H SERVICES fWHSTMNB-No wu vinyl. 20 iq pertone.electric.tl50. 382-72J9 Block Set tomorrow uphohtarycleaning. 276-9329 A»erageRoomf35, C3S-3161 13900 131* Mat* Strati, •••may must be 18 yrs. or older. F/T posi- titude & clerical pnee Callalt 6p.m 750-1724 TOP PRICE PAID Reasonable Rates. Call Drew. carpentry work. 25 yrs. exper. in all 636-0M6 PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT »ds Brand new, creim/peich mn FRANKLIN STOVE hl< •qwlpmttnl. Jwtt Rototilling, Lawnsi Gardens. Power to attic room. Carpentry, paneling, 276-1776 days and eves. all truth." Pestalozzi APPOINTMENT MfWNGS • Brown/white Innje. HEALTH SPA • Membership, Guys 4 tralAve.. Rahway. Mon-Thurs. 9-5. in your home. Reasonable rates. Call 3IH5I8 cabinets, etc. Reas. S tree est. Ex- CallJ«,73t-7?«9oi«4-9164 •Individual Tax cast-iron stove.'adding machine. Fordi. (Nut to ihtaler) Knowledge of AVON ••nd « compUt* d*«(rl»Uen el 1505 Main St. -< Dolls, Linden. 1 year membership SPEAKER SYST.-Pioneer 4 way 100 PETS G.Salemibct.4-9. 574-1782 ihsjt ui»d c«m«>« you with t* turn Thatching.EdFortin. 5414451 cellent references. painting.Generalhomerepairs Free 74" w., lot roll out windows. Used 1 lamps.4 misc. . 382-816j(, Earn ))J in your spare time making EASTERN CARPET CLEANING- Pro- Painting. Carpentry. Jack of All Return Preparation CALL «00. 8«2-4354irt6. watt syst. 12" woofer. New, in car- German Shepherd Puppies, 1 black, CRT a plus. Full MAKE THE MOST INCOME TAX PREPARED b» our K- into c«*h to: Landscaping, Lawn Maintenance. 574-3514 or 29 7-7W Est 636-7344 Rahway '; O»122S EVERYTHING MUST GO.i phone calls from your hom«. Easy to OUT OF SPRING I fessional cleaners of carpets t Trades. Low Prices. Quality Work HUMMEL - '83 bell. $68. 'S3 plate ton.Cost.$738.Ask$160.S5t0693 BOATS FOR SALE 1 brown. 381-6121 countants. vour home or our office. Thatching, Shrubs Trimmed. Clean- Rent Us-Call Jim 283-2745. Spring •Serving All fcNKKDJ.$150. Comp. T.V.catt Kite henutensils, couch, table, shut- learn salesprogram. Call for more in- time position. MAKE MONEY!' Earn ..iro PAUL KASTNER upholstery. Any 2 rooms & hall. R.F. GENERAl CONTRACTING Since 1945. Frederick 38144(9 >75.Callit1.2p.m. 2I7-3S3S Difficult returns, estates, ups. Monthly Rates. Free Estimates. clean-up time, lawns, light hauling. 201-388-7774 - • ;225 Wooden trunk $10.2 wooden ters, clothing, gumball machines. '81 16' Baia. 115 h.p. Mercury lo AsklorEllen. 574-1200,9-5. money tvlling Avon. B* your own 1102 HOLBROOK ST. >29.95. 241-7647 Specializing in Distinct Kitchens & Tom3l2-4»49 Butinettes 388-2447 Eves SWIMMING POO.-24x24-. above FLEA MARKET B-C, and B-S. boll and i«l your own hour! No businesses, pensions, partnerships. 969-2471 attics, garages, basements cleaned. xlderbicfccfn! }15 MK79O LIVING ROOM SET-3 pc.$175.1 0DDS4ENDS.ETC 4944414 engine w/power trim power tilt, OCEAN. N.J. 0771J ~ Bathrooms. All phases of home im- Interior - Exterior Painting. Ex- SPECIAL SERVICES Bookkeeping, '.' ? TRAINEES.. Join a progressive sales • xp«r>«nc« ntceuary Call lor oil l.R.)nnp.S;0, 541-7817 ground, alum. deck, all access.. trailer 4 cover included. Like new. Every Tues. 7-2 p.m. New Dover our specialty 382-0900 PAT'S LAWN MAINTENANCE provement. Fully Insured. Free •Estate Planning SE HABLA CJUf STEREO • Blaupunkt 3001. has organization. We will train you. Cara ih* facti. perienced. Reasonable Rates. Free t850. M»y 1. bet. 6-8 p.m.499-7139 United Meth. Church. 690 New Mow. fertilise, thatch, edge, shrubs Consulting & sj. everything, $160 Selmer Alto SJI LR. SET Couch, love seat. chr.. 2 Callanytime. 388-2656 must. Call for interview between 9 351-3390 Estimates. I26-3OM Estimates. Fully Insured. 312-1079 SERVICES ESPANOL CLOSE OUT SALE Dover Rd., Edison. {7 per table. TAX RETURNS APPLIANCES CARPET trimmed. Free estimates. Spring Tax Services ';'• »60.Callalt.6 498-9585 end tbls.. 1 cocktail tbl., 2 lamps TRUNKS-{5)$20ea.Oikcupboard, 16 II. Glasspar Bowrider, 65 h.p. a,m.44p.m. 574-1579 Call J. Willis ALUMINUMSIDING&INSULATION. Exterior/Interior Painting, SEWER* DRAIN CLEANING HANDYMAN AT WAREHOUSE 381-9478. Allan's Washer-Dryer Repair Service. SERVICE clean-ups.Fullyinsured. 541-7115 572-1877 S999. 4940970 $395, 381-7530 Evinrude w/elecfric start. Gator VINYL SIDING. ROOFING, Paperhanging. Free Esbmatts. In- FREE ESTIMATES ASPHALT D8IYEWAYS CHANDELIER - Crystal. S light. $90 M.nl Soil Intulat.O" Fashion Sales • Avg. J7 per hr. & dee SITUATION WANTED PREPARED Specialist on Whirlpool, G.E. & Ken- CALL ANTHONY T.V. • Magnavox 25" color, table Sirf.ng S Wmrfo^ trailer, Manyextras. Exc. cond. Must RUMMAGE SALE • Trinity U.M. Ar»o Rug* Picked Up Clvontd t For General Landscaping. Lawn REPLACEMENT WINDOWS. ADDI- dustrial Painting, Roofing 634-4987 F1EE ESTIMATE 40QiannelC.B.$25 Mirrouhadow LR. SET - 2 pcs.. gold & olive weave wardrobe. Be a demonstrator or just 351-6700 CLEANING -Thoraush. reliable, effi- CARTERET TAX more, and on most makes t models.' Dtliv«r*d Smoka Wall' o lix H r»plac« It. or rtbuild fcs. lamp LOUNGING CHAIR -Vib, new. $400. T.V. • RCA. color 21" console, early Contact Frank typing, filing, answering phones, 634-6262 Interior/exterior painting, help. Window guards, sash locks, WOODBRIDGE CHIROPRACTIC misc.. bnc brae, shoes, shirts. 112 CARTERET. NEW JERSEY gas & elec. ranges 541-7268 or RATES. CALL FRANK FOR FREE 2*3-0733 chair. $450. 4113920 Kitchen Aid dshwshr. $150. Iron Amer.cabintt.S125. 541-2916 BARNEGAT- '73 Craftmade Mobile etc. 'Full benefits. Apply in person GUARDS BABYSITTING sheetrocking. taping, spackling. electronic security systems S other FBAZE & SON PA?INC EluabethAvs,LINDEN.One DayOn- 636-2484 Day & Nite calls. 20 pf. ESTIMATE. 634-3900 This Spot; Ritelroner.$200 969-2316 636-7772 Home, adult park, 2 bdrm., furnish- 341-6699 AQUIli LANDSCAPING Backedbyexperience. 925-2530 relateddevices. Call Now! 499-7114 DIN. RM.. Oval tbl.. Thomasvillf. T.V. • RCA 19" XL100 color. Like only titwn. 12 4 5 p.m. Wed., Thurs. Childcare in my Coloma home. exper. CENTER P.A. ed, new central a/c. washer/dryer, ly. April 9.104. •Landscape Maintenance ADDITIONS, DECKS, DORMERS, 1 IruiQrooJ.bfeikfronL buttet4 side new. in carton w/brand new &Fn.. 219 Central Ave. Rahway. Armod Responsible S reliable. Flexible mnimscAirrn SUSANS WALLPAPERING/STEVES Sewer Drain Cleaning. Cheap Rates L.R. SOFA • Loveseat. swivel chr.. guarantee.$?<9 5580693 like new. 60x100 landscaped lot & DEALERS WANTED You hav» i*«n th» r»it, Appliance Repairs S Parts.' •Railroad Ties & Sod ROOFING, SIDING. ALL HOME IM- PAINTING. 283-1911 or 56M887. ?irkchn.$750. 549-3102 Executive Women's Counsel • Work Un-arm«d hours, also lunch J snacks provided : 969-0093or969-30S5 Dr. Anthony Patras, Director hexagonal shape beveled glass & CARPITING shed. 382-7914ilt5p.m. Mother SetonHijh School. Clark, at Now try th» best 111 Microwaves, heating, sewing i mnumr auunc PROVEMENTS. K & C BUILDERS, J.T.M. PAVING Could f VACUUM - Kirby. 1 yr. old w/at" •Landscape Designing Int./Ext. Low Rates. Free Estimate. WALDO THE MAGIC CLOWN Join DIN.TBL-Bul ,6chrs .needlepoint woodtbls..$750all. 574-0643 from your own home P/T. For inter- Full time 3884212 35 v»ar» •*p#rl»nc» machines & vacuums. Experienced,, GEN'LCONTR. 731-1442 COVERED BY Bank Repossesed Home Site. Take G.S. Parkway Exit 135 opposite swui A B.S. MttfE IN ewers, antique blue. $250. Cnrs tachments. Great deal. Only $175. Linoleum & Til* view call between 1-3 p.m. Grandmotherly, quality care giver Coll (of oppomimtni courteous, reliable service any time Pi G PAINTING Waldo'sclubandrecenea discount. •Automobile Accident (no fault) 'Medicare LUMBER-2x!0 plywood particle- oner payments. No money down. Ramada Inn. May7.1983. Raindate Part time or Com* Into ciune JL ALL TYPES CARPENTRY- & MASON CONT. STUMP ied»ehrelcane.$40 574-2232 9250121 Thrifty 8»*«|f1« dont pay for high 9694732 needed lor 2 small children. MyOak any day or night 247-7565: ORNAHENTAL HORTICULTURE Int/Ext Fine Wood Work. Free free BALLOONS! 676-7156 bd B/0 Desks $50. Chrs $10 O**rh»«d With Monwfadwar 1 Guaranteed title. Pennsylvania. May 14. Information call 355-3522 REMODELING-AODITIONS-DECKS Nnw A RfMurioctd Onvr •Blue Shield «Most Union Plans Be Yours; VCR • Toshiba Beta Recorder, works, J&J Tax Sarvic* HAROLD STEfVJER Estimate. Lowest Prices. Call Paul. Disabled or junk cars wanted. Dead DIRT BIKE • 1979 Honda CR125. Shelv.$3.50 Eascls$35. 4J6-2946 OUAIANTII *** .«ll | .mi«ll Pocono Mountains. Many ex&as. INTERNATIONAL OIL DRILLERS •»!•« (Maty areas Apply: St.. Rahway home. Full time. Refrigeration Service & Repairs. All' & PORCHES. FULL INSURED. AN- Aiphalf orConcr«i« US AVCMI SI. «M321or75M5<9 Cfe1 «*! •Authorized Workers Comp. "Major Medical V* buying car Eic cond B/0 over but needs some work J140 or B/0 ONIY Mil QUALITY to-p.-m, DIMItS Now hiring lor roughnecks & some 166 Main St. 38U714 283-1266 or Aline. Top price pad. 1 hr. sery *p« Pot>oi. Skjvwat RUG - Brown wool 9il2 eic «tU*ct ALSO Call Mr Freeman, evenings Araiol. N.J. Makes £ Models. Low Ratet. Call M1.7070 DREW. M7j«4O,EVES. $500 Stl-tttl Callatl.6. 3M-2924 i-ieW staff. Must train. J20.000 pin Hackonsack Jim. 6364357 PAINTING S PAPERHANGING w/cash. 63S-919I ft •ram nig Wo\t% S & TREE cond. $50 3J2-0423 1-800-2334160 RAHWAr KtWANK SHEETROCK. Ceilings & Walls OFFICE HOURS: $25 :v For information call 312-920-9675 Monday-Friday BUS. OPPORTUNITIES 634-7530 SPRING CLEAN UP INTERIORS FREEESTIMATES QUALITY PAVING • FREE driveway Dta Pip* DRAf ES-Red antique satin 14'i8'. WOVEN WOOD SHADES 12'x50' Mobile Home, central air. 2 6WANTIC SPRIN6 Jack'sApplianceService - Specialist DRAPERY Repaired & Taped. Call Neil. RUMVAL •it2U8. 10 AM- 4 PM We pay J600 per thousand (60 cents CALL STEVE 233-3493 sealer w/signed contract by April •FAST lEKVlCE LOW HATES 4 1}'«8'. sheers included Eic SHELTIE'(MimCollie)Sable& white WASHER/DRYER • Apt si., exc bdrms. furnished, awning, shed. on GE and HotpoinL Refrigerator, SLIPCOVERS t LAWNS CUT 381-4553 Daily 8:30 AM to 9 PM FLEA MARKET OVERSEAS Cruise Jobs. ea.) lor envelopes secured, stuffed 30. For new asphalt driveway or concV$395oiB/0 636-3139 male pup. 10 weeks, raised cond.Asking$250. 31M295 LEVOLOR & Nicepark. 750-1787 SAT.. MAV 7*1 1-4 PRIVATE INSTRUCTION washer, dryer, range, dishwasher. • trees cut/trimmed CAROL'S LANDSCAPE For | UPHOLSTERING resurface only, at anytime. Free FLKWOOO . Unseasoned, split & w/children.$20Q 3*2-7262 OUTDOOt] SS2O.OOO-J6O.OOO/yr. possible. or Call 487-3080 and submitted to us. Free details, «3*>39S3 ' RAHWAY 24 Hour-7 Days Emergency WEIGHT SET- no Ib weight set VHtTKAL BUNDS . Cranlord: Prestigious North side 8O5-6«7-SOOOeit.l-2105 rush self-addressed stamped Learn popular piano, harmony & • light hauling PAPER HUNGER estimates & fully guaranteed' {95/conJ Kindling $5 Rootavall School. Si. G»org» •hedges trimmed/ SOFA BED-82". match Imeseati bench. $40. Each Leg lift combo street, 14 yr ctr. hall Colonial, mint Av«. (cor. of lok» Av«.). Rohwoy. envelope to: COM-TECH No. 4.203 theorv.Ed?appulat3«-278I tf 311-8236 574-0861 Chiropractic Care lltut 2-6only 2»3-3751 CRUISE SHIP JOBS!! R&R Flocks, Foil). Wil look Vinyls armchair. $750. Scuba Pro Mark V S75.Cillalt.10.Cash. 283-3541 at 20% OFF cond.. Ig. hv. rm w/brick fireplace, lorg* outdoor- «poc*1, top loCQ. North Wabash.Suite 1804. Chicago. KITCNEII ft DINETTE planting 7 Weeks,' GREAT INCOME POTENTIAL Drums - Qualified personal in-home Dougherty Paving • Residential I S-^ FIREWOOD- H cord, cut lor stove>> regulator. $125 9*81643 NOT WIIATIO lUI Hid over-sued formal dining rm.. den. lion. v#ry lorg« c'owdt. SWTTCMOARD HOME IMPROVEMENTS inc. WICKER -changing tbl., brown. $25. Reno Dot.. 5'T^* 5'31. Dxbr In. All occupations. For information 111.60601. instruction. All styles. BRICK. TILE. CEMENT CHAIRS 374.1119 Commencal. 3 yr. guarantee on ' BATHROOM " 434 Rahway Ave. con), cut lor lueplace. $60 ea SHOP AT I0Hr SEBTTCE laundry rm.. 22' kitchen. 4 Ig *$p«c bdrms., 2W baths, central air. huge rior an REMODELING Woodbridge 634-4225 3M-4449 $35.Perlectcond. 925-9171 YOU KNOW US FOR 74 YEARS . O EXPERIENCE PREFERRED. 2834834 . Bathrooms remodeled •I ALUMINUM SIDING Interior and Exterior 561-6452or56U690 574-1 20$ finished bastment, deck, patio. 3 G0f)' 388-1234/388-0.54 P/T bookkeeping help needed. Call LOST AND FOUND M f lntwr*d — F DON I YOU' BUT WILL TRAIN THE Jim Moytr 6344643 • • Dinettes MEW LANaKCAMNe Or*r 11 Y««r« l»|>»rt.n<« Fll ld F l RECOVERED .&5 & NEW BATHS zone-baseboard heat design land- forappl 750-1191 LOST: Cranlord-Roselle area Ger- Piano lessons, theory, composing. iifvf 634-6157 USED MRS & TRUCKS OUR PROS UNI K BUT RIOHT INDIVIDUAL. Beginners, intermediate & advanc- Tile Bathroom repaired. ' ' Made SERVICES, INC. •ROOFWOSIORH WINDOWS uu AC. MAINTENANCE CO. BAR STOOLS M. GIORDANO USED CARS & TRUCKS scaped, priced to sell quickly $200-1400 weekly working p/t. f/t Call t«»w««A f-4 p.m. man shepherd. 4 mos ok), black jble to payewy high pneesfor used GARAGE SALE ed. For free interview call Harm. Remodeled-Masonry .' •LANDSCAPE Yourundftsrqundcontjactor, utility TV CHAIRS-DINETTES '73 Ford Torino, Good running cond Harlmartti CarfMtlitf' $142,000. 272-5344 at home. No experience All ages. back, brown feet, tan collar, long To •GUITfRMEAMRS PLDUBDfC&HEATINC jars S bucks. Call Oasis Motors CHECKOURRATES-ASL0WAS20% CARTERn-60 Daniel St. Fn.& Sat. Emery Glatola 3814307 > '=, DESIGN/PLANTING £ foundatioiMlcavating all types ol V8. p/b. p/5. am/lm. reardelrosl lialln 634-2417 National Co. Free info. Send a 273-1114 straight tail, named Mandy 4*6-5509 or486-5351 ^ Order DEAL DIRECT-MO SALESMAN BOAT CUSHIONS 21-7100 H DOWN QUOTES GIVEN 9 am-9 April 8 49 10-3. H.H. items, clothes •LAWN MAINTENANCE PAINTING drainage. Sump pumps, ground 634-9190 Hadan Haktal, H.D. $995 or B/0 Call alt. 5 weekdays stamped sell addressed envelopeto: REWARD! 272-tl97or27»8O0 Tutoring by public school teacher, Ceramic Tiling, bathrooms remod' A FULL SERVICE pm 4944999 4 misc. IL-IEE DINETTES •SODDING/SEEDING NO SUBCONTRACTORS drainage, catch basins, water sewer C&JUPHOLStEltEltS COHPUW. ArH. AlotolConc.r Hunw STSITMnS Drs. Adler, Niedweske Blaier. 4 W0. p/s, p/b, a/c. art.10Sat.4Sun 213-3541 MT 12 Ridge Rd.. Old Bridge. N.J LOST: Dog. black curly hair, female, all subjects, grades 3-8. Call aft 5 ed 1 repaired. Free Estimates. C Inl Exl AND MORTGAGE FACTORY WAREHOUSE •Mi- gasexcavating. 4944077 n/fm radio & much mote, tic CARS$100TRUCKS$75Availableat aARK-790RiWbendDr.(offStiles P.m. 2I3-IM9 John. 38244920(54*4 549-5414 '73 Dodge Polara, a/c. new brakes, CHINESE AUCTION 08837. ROMEO, mixed breed, vicinity SL Geoege Of t>g*«»c*»« ** 382-9620 PAPERHANGING and Papetti PODIATRY j. 37.000 mi. Asking $6,500 local gov't. sales. Call (refundable) St) Everything Must Go Furn., and- b Lawn Barbers • Mowed, bagged. PICK UP* DELIVERY ' N.M. Palel, H.D. good tires, body fair, good tiansp Ave.. Stone St.. Rahway. Name. Mathematics/Spanish Tutoring by J & ) MASONS Brick, Block, Con- JO* I lallBill. 574-9690 (312)931-5337EiUU!/B(oryour ques. April 8.9. 10. Excellent income lor part time home ElKmatci Fullrtn are pleased to announce FRIDAY APRIL 8 ROMEO... Freedom. REWARDJ100.3I11IM Teacher. All levels. S*SO75I crete. Repairs I home )m- L382-2141/c r 381-6084 removed, clippings. Free Estimates ffm 111. All W.A Ov.r.r.t»»d announce the'opening CENTER o, $250. 311-6537 directory on how to purchase. AMEHICJIN MORTGAGE assembly work. For info, call 617«00 Eit 2105. Horp» Improvement irtOn*. Bill Teaching background required. Romeo?" KITCHEH REMODELING s j6ChryslerNewpoit.4dr..hirdtop ingmachines.dripes.lishingequip. REUPHOLSTERING •SprtVig Cl*on Up PLUMBIWS * HEATING Metro Constr. • Asphalt driveways t BPUI1IU COHMMBJ KIT TOUt (Skop-liU) cond $1,000 Call art 7.30 pm Cuntnlidot.on 24 hr credit op 8-10 year old boys group. Featherb- parties, weddings, all occasions. tjr Lessons - JIZI. Rock. R i B. '"388-5280 * 1S17 Oak Tr Road Vdlunnmgcond.$800.311-9391 provol Oeol dired Low Rotet ClARK-33 Amelia Dr.(off Madison •lown Maint«nanc* KITCHENS REMODELED Emergency sewer cleaning Plumb- all types ol masonry workdone. Fully tffucmar t srotn wwxm M Shoppimj Citftr To B* H.ld At Church edLaneDayCamp.Clart. 3M-7M3 Music lor all age groups Call Jim. Theory.MitchEisenberg. 3U-2871 CERAMIC TIL ova 30 YUK Expfina Dromofl« Problvmt SAGGING SEAT tOTTOMS The Woodbridge 311-0531 W* Cor* our people w.ll wurl. CUSTOM FORMICA r 311-2312 1 Hill Rd.) April9.9-4. •Planting 1 D*«lgmng in j 4 Heating Repairs. Free Est HoL insured. Freeestimates. 283-1370 FIOM rm nrsriun etijiw MST FM HflUILT IN YOUR HOME. EdliMi, N.J. 0M20 Ctr.( p.m.) H H. items, toys,clothes.etc. Thurs- Junk Cars & Trucks Wanted. We pay ;MACKIE & Wanttolearnacraft?Tn-Cbemisthe PfDUUKICS Dr. D. Shansky, DfM over$700 ShiiU 574-0929 EXPERIENCE ALL AGES NATIONAL HOROSCOPE 311-4271 ALLCITY •SEPIKS (larg* or tttjf Expert plumbing & heating repairs. answer. Have fun at home with J. PALMER HEAVY WEIBING 165 Main St. day 4 Friday. 4/7 A 4/8, 94 pm. CO FREE INFORMATION SEND A $«0,$5O.$6O.J7O&J80 0Op>cked ADOLESCENT >,>.n 70 Metcedes Ben; 250. auto., full COLONIA.65CypressDr (off Inman n*l 4 Gortwingi •wowre rxwB 2S3-2426 •Crvolrv* ao«d«n« humid ifiercianytyptofneat Cars Their Moin Office •DIMETB 'Sncnr Inning, all power cir. Needs body Earn extra money in a glamorous Able to pay high prices for gd. run. Formica. Low poc#» (o*do il your PROFESSIONAL WINDOW WASHER 636-5520 power, am/lm Eic cond $3000 Loweit rates available. FOR SALE OR RENT Ave) Fn, April 8.9-3. Tools & misc •Sod. irn^J. F»»1ili|.ng *m\ttt Count**- top* mod* and U4-374C VIDEO Remaining at •w/urrs •naowi TOEMUU T* B/0 over $350. profession, full or part time. Make used cars I bucks. No Junk Cars, REASONABLE-FREE ESTIMATES Hrs. by Appointment 541-6155 Small down payment. Im- FURNITURE TOR SALE SMCIAL FRfE ESTIMATE • ottoll*d low price*. Fr** Liberty Plumbing t Heating Hour* fuat W»d . Fn 9X3" Shrii.5744923 Notice to prospective renters' Any items. Iriends while building a profitable wanted-OasisMotors 721-7100. Enimof»t. Coll onylwn* 634-7209 TAPING 500 LAWRIE STREET Thun doy £ «v« by oppl. Sal. 9-1 '67 Mustang Convertible, red. mediate coverage $2 r»adlng w/lhis ad AAon.-Fri. 9-12 '74Chevy350.1 ton pick-up, equip- Large spinet organ w/bench. rentsadicrtised herein for qualified COLONIA-90JefferyRd (olfCarson carter in skin cart & cosmetics No 382-001$ FULL GUARANTEE Lic.6485.A.O Smith Water Heaters Floor sanding, staining, finishing 4 35.000 otig miles Pretty car! B/0 AUTO WRECKER installed. Delta Kitchen Faucet in- PERTH AMIOT Mon.-Thurs. 4-7 —l~W/utilitjr cabinet:, da plate beautilul.J350.Antiquedining5eL real rental may be sublet to any Or) Moving. Bikes, baby items. territories, deliveries or investment Mr. Vorvana 3t 1-4324 *34-7261 waxing. Freeestimates. 376-1267 t service over$3.000 Simla. 5740829 chrs.. assorted turn. lamps re&ah) or credit required by State miwi Big Savingsonuscd parts tctrs.tye •ATHtOQMSl stalled $75. Electric sewercleaning. 4424995-4 Fri. 4-6 Sat. 912 541-8855 $2000. H2«3»7aft5 misc. items, turn. April 9410.9-3. ree valuable training. trau in. un» WSUMO » . EDISON-2lelfersonAve.(olf Amboy week EdisonRahway area. Eip t .torn tiL roim PRINTING NIIOI rni in ifauito EXPERIENCED MEN WE BUY USED CARS phone. Iselin 213-1440. toll free Lionel & Fryer Toy trains, older model Drsposal of contents. Free «L ormo% in long lotting wood groin sumppumps. 3114 HI An old belief is that if Bedroom 15 pc). living rm both are Wheelchair • J25/month AvelJunkSale.Fn 4/8 Sal4/9.7 arnec. ease. It makes everyone AU irVOUK GUMANTEB lormieo. Addittonol t«a ••III $40.00 I* $300.00 DOLLARS OFF

ESTIMATES ..*• ADDITIONS A SELECTED MODELS, INSERTS WELCOME ABOARD - Joe LoPiccolo, Rahway Chamber of Commerce membership CAIKT4 DOftMIRS STOVES, &FIREPLACES chairman, left, welcomes Mitchell ChaneskI of Mitchell's Typewriter & Speciality Co. 9TH0LSTERY Looking on is chamber president, Anthony P. Lordl, Sr. mrEssmuur CLEANED ALL WOatK •UAatAMTIID (In Writing) 20% OFF ALL ACCESSORIES CLEANim Fill IM1MCTION ' 3 CkMfci« SrUMi IN STOCK • Fl replaced OFFICE £ Canoe club * Stapoo • SUM • SkowciM • Wood Stovfti DAVID 6INFRIDA FIREPLACE GLASS DOORS »39" Chamber welcomes Al 3 Differwl ftkti • OH t Gat COMPLETE SHOWROOM to discuss DT«M* • Fvrattur* • Caps * Scr««n* HOME IMntOVEMmS CO. - • W*JU • Floori FMANCMC 24 ELM AVE. 687 RT. 27 urn lutviri CHIIWUUT OIVIN Installed *A*rr>ft National Chimnvy AVAHAIU RAHWAY transport "FOR SERVICE CALL' W*>«p Guild 499-7555 ISELIN • 283-0029 DIAL-A- typewriter service JOIN OUR FAMILY OF SATISFIED (cor. Main St.) • StnproofClinVWntfitld ,^w 213-2624 CUSTOMMS IN VOUR NEIGHBORHOOD Mon.-Tues. 10-5 Wed.-Thurs.-Fri. Rahway Chamber of and business-machine in- The Garden State Canoe 10-8:30 Sat. 10-5 Commerce membership dustry. Club will feature a work- 499-7114 chairman, Joseph LoPic- Mr. Chaneski and hisshop on transportation of NEWPQIT ROOFING M0FIN6 colo, announced Mitchell's family have resided in Clark canoes and kayaks, on your CARPET SERVICES • ASPHALT & FIBERGLASS SHINGLES car top, and by other Call An Expert Typewriter & Specialty Co. for the past 19 years. RESIDENTIAL • HOT ASPHALT BUILT-UP ROOFING of Rahway recently joined Chamber president, An-means. INSTALLATIONS • SLATE REPAIRS • TEAR-OFFS J.C. Roormc the chamber. thony P. Lordi, Sr. com- For information pleast PICK UP & RE-LAYS HOMO - HOW imnonmuat, SERVICRAY SAYS: E SWEET ARTS FRANK'S Mitchell Chaneski andmended Mr. LoPiccolo for telephone Bill Kreuder at REPAIRS SIDING 636-2221 REPLACE GET THIS FREE his wife, Mrs. Joan Chan- BINDING & ALUMINUM-VINYL-WOOD 230 AMBEB his excellent efforts in 221-0688 or Bill Weiler at SEAMLESS HOME REPLACEMENT {ALL ANY INSURANCE COIN SHOP ::•.•;. .•?? eski are the sole proprietors. CUSTOM WORK GUTTERS JofBhCmf LJ! NMAN AVE. THOSE WORN T TRANSMISSIONS recruiting new members. 356-3289. IMPROVEMENTS WINDOWS •MutaciMxat 7/1 BOOKLET NOW. & UEl UM* III LIQUID & DRY BULK Mr. Chaneski, who served CALL AFTER 4 PM COLONIA BUY AND SELL GOLD, FASHIONS ON PARADE - In front of the Solomon Schechter Day School, left to right, REPAIRS GUTTERS BEFORE YOU NEED IT. •Transmission Repairs in the Air Force as a first 382-5253 HAULING •Rebuilding & Irwin Slurzberfl, adjusts his ensemble on model Phyllis Stern of Westfield, while com- PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE 54A-M69 FREE unmuw SILVER, U.S. COINS H.J.-N.Y.-PA.-CONN.-DELA. class airman from FULLY INSURED 388-3797 ESTIMATES NOW PROOF AND MINI SETS Exchanges mittee chairwoman Susan Mandell of Metuchen, looks on, as they prepare for the 1951-1955, worked on busi- JOVEMENT! TANKERS RENTED FOR This Ordinance published herewith was Introduced at a Special •Altintitts •IM&II •fiittin WILLIAM SMELTZER •American, foreign, Wednesday, April 13 Chai Year Spring Supper and Fashion Show to be sponsored by ness machines and typewri- meeting of the Council of the Township of Clark, In the County of •Cake Decorating . AND SUPPLIES TEMPORARY STORAGE •Mtaf •Sln« Fmts *1UMIT7 99 Front Wheel the school's Parent-Teacher Assn. ters. After leaving the ser- Union, State of New Jersey, held April 4,1983 and will b« further con- MAKWINSKI Equipment Drive Cars & Trucks sidered for final passage after public hearing at a Regular masting of UJd. ••••TI •Wiafam *Awiiip •Candy Making vice he was employed by •drift tmn •Ctnortry HOME F&P 636-7666 LOW, LOW, PBICES Council of the Township of Clark to be h«ld April 18,1983 at 800 P.M. SEAMLESS Supplies per foot the Royal Typewriter Co. in AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED "AN •NwWMmillMi IMPROVEMENTS ALL JOBS 100% School to sponsor England. ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAPTER 27, ARTICLE 2, SECTION ALUMINUM •Cake Decorating MON., WED., FRI. •IMS ink Ffancfcf ta OuHlM Biftrs •COMMERCIAL I 274 OF THE REVISED GENERAL ORDINANCES Of THE GUTTERS Lessons HEAVY GAUGE- 1-8 PM TUES. 1-6 GUARANTEED He and his wife establish- RESIDENTIAL PM SAT. 9-5 PM Mmfctr tl A.T.RJl. ed the Mitchell Typewriter TOWNSHIP OF CLARK, ENTITLED "ZONE DISTRICT MAP AND 541-7966 •REPLACEMENT •Free Candy Demo SEAMLESS BOUNDARIES" WINDOWS HERE ARE 16 REASONS CLOSED THURSDAY TANK TRUCK (LEANING Year supper •CLEAN OUTS Every Sat. 1 PM 2419 Rout* 1 Srattt & Specialty Co. in Rahway WHEREAS, the Governing Body of the Township of Clark did on •ADDITIONS •SIDING •REPAIRS bain S*u-Pntj Sqalta LINDEN • 486-7741 during 1971. Mr. Chaneski March 21,1983, adopt an Ordinance effecting a zone change of Lot 2, BIRTHDAY PARTIES FOR CUTTER-KING 217 AVENEL ST. Dial 381-6400 The Parent Teachers please telephone the school Block 144, located on Walnut Avenue adjacent to the Garden State •KITCHENS » BATHS •LEAF GUARDS has 32 years of practical ex- ymfent •SKYLIGHTS KIDDIES (Comlnf l- 00 6:30 o'clock will host its an- per person. a larger lot; and PRIME "SHmnrar'i Ctmlng'1 ACCURATE C&D 549-0398 seeks volunteers WHEREAS, It was the Intention of the Governing Body upon adop- EENEML C0NTUCT0I Of Financing Plans Available * $40 * nual Chai Year Spring Sup- REPLACEMENT CUITOM iUKT per and Fashion Show at tion of the aforesaid ordinance, to rezone only a portion of Lot, 2 Block Do you Pay Nothing Until the Job is Completely Finished. RUG DON COLEMAN RAHWAY AND The Blood Services Dept. 144 as hereinafter defined; and FIREPLACES n«*d a low PAID FOR ANY the Richfield Regency Free Home Improvement Consulting & Est. TREE ARTHUR L. JOHNSON of the Eastern Union Coun- WHEREAS, the Governing Body of the Township Is desirous of clari- STEPS. PATIO hitch for CLEANING Nursery/ Caterers at 420 Bloomfield WINDOWS NEW GARAGE your corf PAINTING DOMESTIC CAR REGIONAL HIGH ty Chapter of the American fying the extent and nature of the zone change of the portion Of Lot 2, Season Sale On All Work Nowl Kindergarten Ave., Verona. Block 144, from Limited Industrial to Commericlal Orftce-Multi-Story; rouit CHOICC Cuttom tow . SERVICE Interior & Exterior SCHOOLS SPORTS Red Cross will conduct a •RONZE OR WHITI 100FDIC hitch** told 0 Most Jobs Completed In 1 Week School DRIVEN IN In celebration of its 18th NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the Governing Body of DILUXI QOUIU OLAZED and Initalled —. . CARPET Painting SCHEDULES AT YOUR SERVICE - Nan- training class for new vol- the Township of Clark, for the reasons previously set forth herelnabov* TREE REMOVAL •Reading Readiness anniversary year, the PTA INSTAUID Mjuonr IEPJUBS at reasonable prices. Open Sat. & Sun. For Your Convenience •Skills & Concepts H0TOBS*BAOIAT0BS TODAY cy White, a registered unteers on Friday. April 15, and In the Ordinance to which this Is an amendment, that a portion of WOOO STOVt ftt WAU UPHOLSTERY & & TRIMMING has planned a champagne Lot 2, Block 144, as the same Is hereinafter defined: iwv ran mT-Drs Aaktr HUckwwU lie. Member National Remodelers Assn. TRANSMISSIONS tatcboif, Union Catholic nurse with a bachelor of from 10 to 11:30 a.m. at HUM. 24111. Uaa 1*W and nor d'oeuvre hour BEGINNING AT a point In the westerly line of Walnut Avenu«, 66 TIRED OF FRII GIMMICKS THAT 30 Years Experience Member Chamber of Commerce & BBB. DRAPERY STUMP REMOVAL •2-3 a 5 Half Day •Commercial REAR ENDS*USED TIRES at Rahway. science in nursing degree, 203 W. Jersey St., Eliza- iuu mam Sessions followed by a gourmet din- feet wide, dlstantsouo)erly along the same 917.68 feet from Its In- COST YOU MORI MONEY? ln>ur*d, Llcemed Loran •Industrial Softball, Clark at Union. was appointed to staff beth. Call 9SS-1S8S 3 blocks South ol larwoy Orel* Free Insulation and Energy Surveys FULLY INSU'RED •Day Cue Program -neiy Afterwards the latest in* tcrsectlon-withfteiiputheasterly Unaof RarttmAoads){iO.O&faet • 120 •Residential VoI.yW, Scotch Plains nurse in the Rahway area, Volunteer services at wide and thence running, (1) South 4°-57'-05" East, along the wester- $10050189 ^ T. Warehouse Sale On All Siding Nowl FIREWOOD) " Svailnhle-OpeiT" spring fashions will be S269.S0 VALUE I Brtoce's at Clark. according to Rosemary blood drives include regis- ly line of Walnut Avenue, 700.85 feet to the northwesterly lint of the ANY SIZE UP TO 31x«7 Gtrfrudt St. 7:30 am lo 5:30 pm FREE modeled by parents and Lowest Rates On Dormers & Add-A-Levels A profcuiurul & modem Reil Esuic Cotf, Clark at Gov. Liv- Cuccaro, executive direc- tering donors, preparing Garden State Parkway, thence (2) South 32°-OO'-OO* West, along the *MXIMUM > W1IJ0OWI WO0DHHL FREE ESTIMATES ESTIMATES Auto Wrtckmg Inc. Company ipccialtfing in the u)e and teachers. same, 39.94 feet to a bend therein, thence (3) South Sl'-S^-OO* SOLID TDfYL We Warehouse Our Own Materials.-Wholesale Clark .ippruiul of Rohwiy homes & bininas ingston, 1 p.m. tor of the Visiting Nurse blood bags and serving re- HOME CONSnVCTION WC. 1155 a 2153 St. Georges properties. , West, still along the same, 558.67 feet to a point therein, thence (4) EXPEStENCED , Best Prices on Replacement Windows CALL Final plans for this event TOMORROW and Health Services at freshments. Previous paid BWKE IUXG WINDOWS IMPROVEMENT Avo., Rahway 389-2457 North 41°01'-30" West, 600,90 feet to a point and thence (5) North CUSTOM RjHODfint 13 AYLIN ST. 208 Central Avanv* are being made by the Battbell, Rahway at St. 51°-52'-00' East, 1010.12 feet to the point and place of Best Quality For Best Deal! in the State! 95 LEESVILLE AVE. RAHWAY 354 Union Ave., Eilzabeth. or volunteer experience is INC. •ALTERATIONS S 382-0256 381-6640 organizing committee under BEGINNING. Uinli 388-6742 METUCHEN LEESVIUE & IHMAH-AVEHEL Rahway • 3M-0154 Patrick's. The Plainfield resident was not necessary. OrlBlnollyof -Elliabeth •ADDITIONS Work Done By Our Own Skilled Craftsmen the leadership of Susan be rezoned from Limited[Industrial to Commerclal-OfflceMultlStsry nHnmun 30 YEARS EXP. •CARPENTRY Softball, Union Catholic graduated from the Univer- Intereste-d persons- should use In accord with a certain Zoning District Map of the Township of If That's Not Enough-Stop In Or Give U« A CollWevo Got Plenty Morel , MandeJl ^Committee OENIRAl •MASONRY at Clark,"11 a.m. sity of Maryland. She is telephone the Blood Ser- Clark, County of Union, New Jersey, prepared by Boormann Doram, 541-7966 •SIDING -FREE ESTIMATES • • CARPITING Slipcovers, Draperies members include: Ruth Inc. Professional Planners, dated January, 1979, revised by Donald IKS I* lam k OMMW Itm CONTRACTOR • Aluminum Siding • Add-A-Levals • Windows • Fireplaces ^ APPLIANCE Vothfboll, Rahway at Pla- pursuing a master's vices office at 353-2500. FIRE REIUILDER EXCELLENT UitoUum 4 Tilt Bier, Barbara Gelband, infield. degree at Rutgers Univer- Guarricllo under date of April 4th, 1983 and the same Is hereby incor- Vinyl Siding • Iniulatlon • Energy Savers • Gutters Bedspreads & Shades FINEST Mackle COMPLETE JOIS WORKMANSHIP Steal Siding • Shell Dormers • Roofing Thrllly p«opl« don 1 pay for high Susan Lehman, Rena porated herein by reference. CUSTOM WORK • Additions ovsrrttod. With Manufacturer'! Custom Hade To Order REPAIR Boyi ttnnlt, Dayton at sity. In addition to seven County REFERENCES GUARANTEE w« i«ll > Initall ONLY & Leuer, Avril Nussbaum and Clark, 11 a.m. years hospital experience, BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED that this Ordinance shall tak« affect AVAILABLE FIRJJ QUALITY coip.i'ng dir.ct . ALSO & Immediately upon adoption and publication according to law. 574-1918 WOVEN WOOD SHADES Largest iclrctlon In Bobbie Ostrow. .SATURDAY, APRIL 9 she has served with the CALL NOW thim area-'. ' ; SALES C0A1 Reeves, Inc. schedules Edward R. Padusnlak, MIL 733-3432 Fitted In your home Models include assistant Boyi and glr/i track, Peace Corps. Township Ckfk LEVOLOR & ATARI * Guaranteed Work' • robert mamhlp principal, Mrs. Susan Rahway and Clark, Union sewing times It...4/7/83 F«e;$53.20 VERTICAL BLINDS REPAIR CENTER • Flnrtf fabrici 4 •Toasters»Vacuiims LOWEST UPHOLSTERING 634-3900 • Lowest price• Dworken, and teachers, County Relays. TUESDAY, APRIL 12 ALA • CALL AT 20% OFF FOR ALL ATARI •lton$*Lamps«Fan$ Trade and fitld, boys, Kear- Sewing times have been OFFICES & WAREHOUSE Monica Friedman and-Bar- tafball, Union Catholic PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE SIDING frqzier (NOT INFLATED PRICES) VIDEO GAMES •Coffee Makers PRICE scheduled for Tuesday, 40 WOODBRIDGE AVE. FREE ESTIMATE bara Gonosky. Also model- at Clark, 1 p.m. ny at Rahway. WINDOWS (800) 322-5525 SHOP AT HOME SERVICE AND HOME u - -Authorized- BROADWAY 1349 ing will be parents, Bern ice locroMt, Clark at Boon- Track omf fhU, alrlt, Rah- April 14, and Monday, SEWAREN Don't be tooled by similar od> ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS ROOFING YOU KNOW US FOR 23 COMPUTERS 388-3311 REGINA Oak If Rd. Chadowitz; Irene Fox;ton, 1 p.m. way at Kearny. May 23, from 7 to 10 p.m. New Jersey has a free telephone hot line Mon. thru Fri 9 6 CLARK TOWNSHIP BOARD OF EDUCATION builders Sat 9-3 Sun. noon In :i |> i YRS. MR. COFFEE • HOOVER COAL CO., Vofftytaff, Clark at Cou- Golf, Clark at Summit. at the Union County Co-op- DORMERS for information on alcohol abuse, called ...DON'T YOU? SR Data • Istlln Yochi Gold; Bobbie Lonsk; UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY wd Railway gar Tournament of Cham- BattbaV, Clark at Roselle erative Extension Service ADDITIONS Ala-Call. Anyone in New Jersey with a si.i-1.. 56aio siding a Home Improvements Specialists '* '" 2141 J443 LAKE AVE. INC. Rena Neuer, and Phyllis problem with alcohol can call Ala-Call toll OUR PRICES CAN'T BE BEAT Stern. Norma Needle will pions. and Kearny at Rahway. auditorium at 300 North NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT sealed bids will be received by WOODBRIDGE AVE. Ave., E., Westfield. the Clark Township Board of Education, Union County, New Jersey, for free, day or night. Harlmarlh Carpeting Fashion Fabrics COLONIA 283-2626 provide the piano accom- MONDAY, APRIL 11 VoUtrbott, Westfield at "If you utter insults you will also hear them." Plautus EDISON INTERIOR DECORATORS Clark. Day-time dates arc Tues- Rerooflng and Related Work at the Carl H. Kumpf Elementary School, Iselin 352-8734 paniment. SoftboB, Rahway at West- Located on Mildred Terrace, Clark, Union County, New Jersey, together Curtains-Linons-Yard Goods day, April 28, and Wed- 985-5017 382-8713 For more information field and Gov. Livingston at Soys frock, Roselle at with all work Incidental thereto, In accordance with the requirements of 634-2417 1421 MAIN ST., RAHWAY nesday, May 25, from 10:00 IN OR OUT OF WARRANTY ••••••••••< and to make reservations Clark. Clark. the drawings and specifications prepared by Bouman Blanch Fartdy JANITORIAL Boys fnnlt, Clark at a.m. to 3 p.m. Carolyn Y. Thome. P.A., Architects/Planners, Trenton, New Jersey. TAGIIA VoJUytoK, Rahway at MAINTENANCE ROSELLE WE DON'T BUY Mother Seton and Clark at Kearny. Healey, extension home Sealed Bids will be received as Follows: CONSTRUCTION Accurate Rug Cleaning, Inc. PRIME economist, and Martha CONTRACT NO. 1 • REROOFING AND RELATED WORK ALL TYPES KESID£NTUL*MDUSTRUL* A&A WHITE STORM r Irvington. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13 •Additions 120 Gertrude St., Clark GLASS CO. •SP»O S Boho, a volunteer, will in- Bids for the above will be received by the Board of Education In the MASONRY WORK •COMMERCIAL* TREE SERVICE BIG ADS REPLACEMENT Boyj frock, Cranford at Softball, Clark at Roselle. Board of Education offices located on Schindler Road, Clark, New •Kilcfien/Billiroom Rimodelmg "GLASS FOR EVERY NEED" struct and assist. CARPE1WIO0R WMH6 382-0256 SO WE CAN AFFORD Rahway. Lacrott: Clark at Living- Jersey, at 2:00 P.M. (Prevailing Time)., on Thursday, April 28, •Ffrep loces FVUT IKSUKD t I0MXS •Sic Booms WINDOWS WINDOWS •Walks COMPLETE GLASS TO OFFER OUR HIGH ston. These sessions are sch- 1983 and will be opened and read Immediately thereafter. •Polios CLEANING 15 OU* SUJINISS •Roofing •Decks Rugs Steam cleaned INSTALLATION S REPAIRS DOUBLE GLAZED Gkh track, Roselle at •Driveways 'Porches SATISFACTION IJ OU« MOOUCT QUALITY CRAFTMAN- SIRVICI Softbal, Kearny at Rah- eduled to help with sewing If bids exceed $10,000.00, bidder must be prequalifled by the New •Rtplicemenl Window! by truck RESIDENTIAL 95 Clark. Jersey Department of the Treasury, Division of Building and Construc- •Brick Front! •Chimneys SHIP AT THE MOST way. problems, pattern direc- •PlllOi •BlMfflMh mounted unit. TREE SERVICE COMMERCIAL REASONABLE RATES $29 GoH, Clark at Linden. tion, prior to the date that bids are received. Any bid submitted under FREE EST. Upholstery & tions, how to sew or fitting the lerms of New Jersey Statutes not Including a copy of a valid and ac- •OotlMfi •LOT CLEARING REPLACEMENTS I#O each Up to 88 United Inches POWER SPRAYING MAINTENANCE & Drapery Cleaning CALL US LAST INSTALLED alterations. tive Prequallfication/Classlncatlon Certificate will be rejected as being 283-1561 & LAWN CARE 636-0278 AU10 -TRUCK 'CONSTRUCTION (not Installed) non-responsive to bid requirements. SATISFACTION OfC. FUllV IMtUDID AND COMPARE! Participants need to bring licensed • Fully Ins. OrdtATIO Plfl ItTIMATIS FREE ESTIMATES EQUIP. STAINED GLASS S 100% VINYL TILT-INS Drawing, Specifications and other Contract Documents for the pro- FUUY INSURED SIDING SPECIAL FEEDING a sewing machine and ex- 3 .,2-8+36 8620903 loMtftbUlMd Sitrkt I tt SiMin RON CORDERO 634-9038 SUPPLIES •MIRRORS PRECISION $269.50 VALUE tension cord if they wish to posed work are on file in the office of Bouman Blanch* Fartdy Thorn*, •Siof« Front* •Storm Windowi FACTORY AUTHORIZED SERVICE PRUHIHGREMOVAL P.A.r Architects/Planners, 1020 Whltehead Road Extension at Ew- •Entrancvi •5cr»«n» •PI»X-QIOI* ANY SIZE UP 10 32X67 BUSINESS machine sew during these Ingvllle Road, Trenton, New Jersey, and may be Inspected by propactlve ALUMINUM Solid Vinyl 1.60 sq.ft. "1418 ROSELLE ST., LINDEN AERIAL LIFT TKUCK BJ.Z FENCE SAVE ENERGY •Window Gloit *Sl*«l Sath times. Please telephone bidders during office hours. Drawings and specification's will be furnish- SIMANDL HONORING INSURANCE MINIMUM 3 WINDOWS LAND CLEARING ed upon payment of Fifty Dollars ($50.00) for each set upon application CHAIN LINK •Replacement windows FUEL OIL CLARK 925-1418 233-9366 to register. Insulated *|g^ •• ALFRED WORK AT LOWEST PRICES FREE ESTIMATE CARDS to the Architects. Payments will be returned only to Contractors sub- ft WOOO •Steel door wrn „ Premium Grade' BUILDERS 499-0814 FREI ESflMArE mitting b'lds upon prompt return of the drawings and specifications. In BATHROOM •Raised Letters no WAUC «ATI Insulated JW. Superior On-Time fTls 241-6109 ALUMINUM & VINYL SERVING UNION in & out of warranty good condition. •Skylight Insulated SIDING SPECIALIST 889-4191 Naturalists of IN ft. installed Performance BRESSAW 1117 Walnut St. COUNTY 30 YRS. •Black type on Bids must be made upon the proposal form In the manner designated, venting IOJJJII "From Carpentry FREE ESTIMATE INSURED enclosed in a sealed enevelope with name and address of bidder and ELECTRICAL ROSELLE 351-1882 DISCOUNTS ON ALL CARTRIDGES to meet •Vinyl siding ,iec ,«. to Wallpaper" t REFERENCES white index stock work bid upon noted on the outilde, and must be accompanied by a SWattHM* POMS Insulated 1O3.H. 200 Gal. Min. ADDITION. .F,O.$38SF CONTRACTOR Certified Check, Cashier's Check or Bid Bond dnwn to the order of the CMWKUL t wvsnui H Ho 4288 Ceramic Tile MLS. ....V*»$HS.F. •Printed One Side on Tuesday Board of Education or not less than ten percent (10%) of the amount of U1SI2B lUCMOtS C.O.D. "Find us in the Slate & Quarry Installation HUKW UUKB MB HOME Ytllow Pages" the bid, but In no case In excess of $20,000.00, and must be dclivcnd REMODELING »OM$25SH FREE EST. • Fdli Inured DISCOUNT The Echo Lake Natural- to the Secretary of the Board of Education, or the Board's designated ntatsTiMATts IMPROVEMENTS Sarvic* available Office ot: LAWNMOWER representative at the above place on or before the hour named. The S48-S068 525 Amboy Avo. ists' Club will hold its next uw.unia Woodbridgo NEED EXTRA CASH? Board of Education and Architect assume no responsibility forbid s StB 541-2787 Cuilom Work At Con*p«tl!iv* Pr!c»l cm Bob Collins OFF 'meeting on Tuesday, April Ml-ltM 925-3M7 n.^541-6006 fm KM. f.ty In. 634-3809 6367414 Vk •• Tax mailed or misdirected In delivery. 636-9132 ANY HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOB SCRAP 12, at 8 p.m. in the Cran- •v» 1.000 No bid may be withdrawn for a period of sixty (60) days after the date $"joo CAR v ford Extended Card Center set for the opening therof. WILLIAM E LITTERER UI.D.O •#1 Copper •Radiators THIS COUPON WORTH $415 CED . 100% BrvshUss The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids or to waive Informality In "URBANOr ALL WASH •Industrial Bafttms at 205 Birchwood Ave, and wtly CUlh teaches your car. •#2 Copper CALL OR STOP IN .• Cranford. The meeting will the bidding If It Is in the Interest of the Board of Eduction to do io. f s Av«.r III'OfF ANT • STIAM • Oil lOltm Hours by ' Tie "All-Day Saturday * » ••IWWf . WATER HEATER , _ _ ..., 750-2717 • HOT WATII FREE ESTIMATES ; 855 Julia Street CLARK POWER EQUIPMENT UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY. c DV|r 535 Appointment Only 791 Rahway Ava. Railway 57 4-1200 Bird% Trip will be to Cat- Philip A. MOkr * V »«t. ik. MOM REPLACEMENT • SERVICE CALL UHMN0 HEXTDIC I Mon. Fri. 7 PM-9:3O PM CALL 1132 Westfield Avenue, Clark tus Istjnd, and led by Ann , Board Secretary ^^ *0T »— ONI COuVoN Amboy Av«no« AH coRDrnoRmc Sat. 9 AM-12 NOON TOO iwioUAiitv mvo ,.t«v usi Woodbridga on ELIZABETH • 352-9459 Woodbrldg« HOUSE CALLS FOR 388-6742 Pisl the Rahwar Inspection Station toward downtown Woodbiidge Hours: 9AM to 6PM Daily 3tl-3777 Trubenbach. lt.,.4/7/83 F«*$61.6O 22S-M99 SfNIOR CITIZENS PAGE 16 THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1983 Junior Women give home-made cookies The Rahway Area Junior chairwoman. Women's Club, a member Mrs. Catherine Papirnik, of the General Federation nutrition program co-ordin- of Women's Clubs, recently ator at the site, accepted the presented an Easter basket items on behalf of the over of food items and decorated 60 senior citizens who par- containers of home-made' ticipate in the center's daily cookies to residents of the lunch program. Rahway Housing Authori- The Rahway Area Junior ty's John F. Kennedy apart- Woman's Club volunteers ments on Grand Ave., Rah- its services and raises funds way. for scholarships and chari- The juniors also distri- ties in Rahway, Clark, Col- buted books and magazines onia, Edison, Carteret and which were donated by club Woodbridge. membersTRepresenting the Women between the ages FROM THE HEARTH - HoWIng decorated containers of home-made cookies donated organization were Mrs. of 18 and 35 wishing fur- by the Rahway Area Junior Woman's Club, left to right, are: Ulllan Marosi, Dorothy Cof- Joyce Kane of Edison, so- ther information may tele- fey and Bess Weigman. . cial services chairwoman, phone Mrs. Andi Twombly, and Mrs. Caroline McGra- membership chairwoman th of Rahway, publicity at 382-6925. FREE!

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UP, UP AND AWAY - John Bannister, front, of the National Aeronautics and Space Ad- NATIONWIDE C1HPII ClEtNIMO | ministration, explains one of the principles of flight to a packed auditorium at Clark's 24 TEL. 727-5511 HOURS Valley Road School recently. Dog owners The disease also affects the REUSING ENERGY - Guest lecturer, Paul Leso of the dog's lungs, liver and kid- Rahway Engineering Dept., discussed resource told: Beware neys, allowing poisonous recovery before a group of eighth-grade students at wastes to build up in the PICK-IT-NUMBERS FOR Rahway Junior High School on March 30. Mr. Leso of heartworm blood. discussed the benefits of a resource-recovery center in Five to nine months may THE WEEK OF: Rahway. This presentation was an outgrowth of com- With mosquito season even pass before.the signs of MAR. 28 thru APR. 2 MONDAY, Mar. 28 pleted research projects concerning pollution. With Mr. fast approaching, a New disease are noticed by the Lesso Roberta Seaman's eighth-grade academically- PICK tOUR Jersey Veterinary Medical dog owner, the spokesman PICK-IT STRAIGHT NUHBfB STRAIGHT PAV Off BOX gifted students, displaying "Make Trash Useful" pro- Assn.-spokesman urged dog added. DATE NUMBERS PAY OFF BOX PAIR 4019 $2,301.60 $95.50 jects, left to right, are: Front, Christine Zapotocky, owners to be on the alert for Prevention: is the best Peggy-Nagele, Charmain David and Robert S. Evans; MONDAY $ WEDNESDAY, Mar. 30 canine heartworm disease. medicine. -The veterinary PICK FOUR rear, Pam Nielson, Susan Sandhurst, David De Freese Har. 28 436 270 '45 '27 Many dogs annually fall association,, recommends TUESDAY NUMBER STRAIGHT PAY OFF BOX and John Solas. victim to the disease which testing dogs' in March and Mar. 29 316 152 '25 '15 8999 $4.919.50 can cause heart and lung April, before the local mos- WEDNESDAY 50 THURSDAY, Mar. 31 damage and even death, re- quito season begins. If a dog Har. 30 710 209 '34 '20" Landmarks show ports the spokesman. PICK 6L0TT0 NO.: 06 0711131634 is found free of adult heart- THURSDAY LOTTO BONUS NO. 36021 Mosquitoes carry heart- worms, a preventive pro- Har. 31 645 '224 '37 '22 worm disease from dog to gram is-:prescribed for the FRIDAY FRIDAY, Apr. 25 on television dog. An infected dog deve- duration of the season. In- Har. 25 GOOD FRIDAY The April installment of organization's current fund- PICK FOUR A WINNING BOOSTER • Kenneth Lighthipe con- lops shortness. of breath, fected dogs can usually be SATURDAY 30 NUMBtR STRAIOHT BOX gratulates Debbie Heller on being the top booster "Downtown," the monthly raising efforts, its recent coughing, weakness and treated Successfully if the Apr. 2 515 '117 - GOOD FRIDAY salesperson at the Charles H. Brewer School in Clark. cable television series in signing of a purchase option eventual cardiac collapse. disease is diagnosed early. She raised $39 in booster money to support the Clark which Rahway Mayor Dan- on the theatre, and the an- Education Assn. Philanthropic Fund which, in addition iel L. Martin discusses mat- ticipated impact of the city's to helping charities, provides scholarships for Clark ters pertaining to the city of parking situation on theatre children. Rahway, will be devoted to attendance. the efforts of Rahway Fully half of each airing Children provide assistance to the Landmarks, Inc. to pur- will be devoted to a show- disadvantaged children of chase the Rahway Theatre ing of the organization's to set Appalachia. The agency for restoration as an arts self-produced promotional now works in J4-countries center. audio-visual-titled "Union own 'agenda' around the world including The mayor's special guest County Arts Center: New the United States. on the show, which will air Life for a Rahway Land- "Dear Mr. President, Letters should be mailed on Tuesdays, April 19 and mark." This is the biggest problem to Save the Children, Dept. 26, from 5:30 to 6.:30 p.m. To date, the audio-visual, ACE facing children today, and P, Box 911, Westport, on channel No. 3, will be produced in 1980, has had here's what we can do Conn. 06881 by Friday, Sandra Sweeney, secretary more than a dozen show- about it..." April 15. The name and ad- and co-founder of the non- ings to various civic and Thousands of children dress of each school and the profit Landmarks organiza- fraternal organizations in HEI t At AIM may address top govern- teacher's names are also re- tion. the city and at various ment leaders on this subject quired in order to receive a Among the specific mat- benefit events, reports a as Save the Children, the in- response ters to be discussed are the Landmarks spokesman. ternational child assistance agency, begins its sixth an- nual national letter-writing campaign. Where The campaign will DICKERT'S DELI culminate during Save the J70 Inman Ave. THE RAHWAY NEWS RECOR Children Week, April 25 to Colonia May 1, in Washington, Is Sold D.C. At that time all letters BEVERLY'S DUCOFF'S will be presented at a PIPE SHOP Annual Percentage Rate 1413 Main St. 1457 Irving St. 62 E. Milton Ave. Vjr llu miner "I I Milniii A\o iAl ihc turner n[ U. Cherry Si I to qualified borrowers children's hearing in the K)pp Fulion Si I United States House of Rahway, N.J. within our trade area Representatives and at the TRUPTPA'S"""" •"•"GEE'S1""" Rahway. N.J. White House. 1657 Irving St. '^frying. St.

The concerns mentioned 1 •• .'"*•*. most frequently by the Rahway, N.J. Rahway, N.J. 960 St. George Ave. children will form the 1983 ET (Aiihe cor of Maple Aw i ticme Eciuitv Children's Agenda for Ac- ESAN'S""" 527Rahway W. Gran, N.Jd Ave. . 963 New Brunswick Ave. 370 St. George Ave. tion. This agenda, as iBlwn. Oliver 4 Church SM Leans Rahway . 388-9744 , RafiwafftjiHlwn. Jjcuuc A«.. presented to members of the Rahway, N.J. Terms up to 36 months executive and legislative PAUL'S"" "6"JOHNNIE"S" branches of government, ERNA™" Borrow up to $25,000 228 W. Scott Ave. 170 Westfield Ave. directly expresses young *-• -.: - win be $132.66. Save the Children Week Winfield Park, N.J. " iHiwn Muntpimcry & Mu'rv SIM Clark, NJ. 499-0069 will be proclaimed in each Rahway, NJ. state by the governor. Julie Andrews is serving as No prepayment penalty. This limited offer is good at honorary chairwoman. Where the Save the Children, now any United Counties Trust Company branch only until May 31,1983. in its 51st year, was found- CLARK PATRIOT Is Sold DICKERH DELI ed during the depression to 170 Inman Ave. Colonia Stop In today for full details cr call 931-67JC. O'JOHNNIE'S [PORKY'S DELI BOB'S LUNCH A Gift to the 170 Westfield Ave. 1064 Madison Hill Rd. 1074 Raritan Rd. AMCHICAn CAMCEK SOCIETY )V-jr AhMlum ( U/L Vlw«ih Clark, NJ INCXI lo A*Pl . Clark. NJ. Clark, NJ. United Counties Trust Company PROGRAM WAWAFOODs '; : ' . . ' ' MEMBER FDIC mans so much Larry's luncheonette Winfield Liquor & Deli in cancer control. Lake Avenue 1473 Raritan Road 25 Wavecrest Avenue | Berkeley Heights •Clark• Grariford • Elizabeth• Hillside • Kenilworth • Linden • North Plainfield • Springfield Comer of Skylmel ' Clark, N.J. Winfield Park, N.J. Summit • Belford • Chapel Mill • Eatontown • Keansburg • Lincrott • Middletown • Oakhurst • Port Monmouth Colonia, N.J.