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VOI., 164 NO. 44 RAHWAY, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1986 USPS 454-160 .\r> CENTS John Marsh seeking Martin seeking Mayor Martin's post fifth mayoral term

by I'm "Now Railway jusi goes John Marsh served as a by Pal DiMaggio fact that in terms of total sional Project Manager in Second Ward Republican out and buys ilems on Ilieir Councilman from I960 to Resource recovery which taxes actually paid by heavy construction indus- Councilman John Marsh own." Marsh said u great 1966 and from 1972 to the loomed as a major issue in residents, we have accom- try, a veteran of the Na- fates incumbent Daniel I.. deal of money cmihl be sav- present. He was elected this year's election has ef- plished as of this year the tional Guard and is a Murliri in the mayoral dec ed by pooling bids with mayor in 1967 and served fectively been taken out of best position in Railway's deacon, moderator and a lion of Nov. 4, oilier municipalities, tor four years. He is Presi- the mayoral race by a settle- history — a ranking of member of the EirsT Presby- Marsh also promised to dent of Marsh Engineering ment between the City of seventeenth out of the increase services for Consultants and is a gradu- Rahway and Union County twenty — one munici- residents. "I would im- ate of Cily schools, the officials. palities in Union County," mediately start such pro- Wardlaw-Hariridgc School, "With the settlement of said Martin. grams as repairing sidewalks Union College and Rutgers resource recovery there are During Martin's adminis- and cleaning sewers, going University. A veteran of the no major issues City-wide," tration the City saw the back to all Cily services that U.S. Navy, Marsh is the said Mayor Daniel L. Mar- building of the new City have been eliminated." founder and chairman of tin who is seeking his fifth Hall, Eire Station, three Implementing programs R.A.G.E. iRahway Against term in office. "Our strong- senior citizen complexes, for the youlh of the City a Garbage Environment) HOSPITAL VOLUNTEER RECEIVES SAFETY AWARD ... Rahway Hospital Volunteer est point is respect for the Geriatrics Center, ex- would be another item on and a founder and first Henry Housor, of Wlnfiold, Is presented with the hospital's safety award trophy by government. The general pansion of public works Marsh's agenda if elected president of ihe Railway Prosldont John Yodor (loft) and Socurity Administrator Robert Polhamus. Mr. Heusor public respects the fact that buildings, extensive moder- mayor. "This City has two Historical Society. was cltod for his alortnoss and concern for safoty. After noticing that fuel was.leaking the administration, council nization in the water plant elected bodies ami the only "1 was a dedicated mayor from a car parkod In tho visitors' lot and spreading beneath other cars, ho notified the and the City have been ac- and the groundbreaking for lime we meet is when the to the people of Rahway," hospital's Socurity Department. Tho Rahway Flro Department was called in to clean up ting in the bcsl interest of a hotel/convention center school budget is defeated. I said Marsh. "I enjoyed the tho spill. Mr, Heusor-Was commonded by tho hospital's safety committee for his the citizens." and office buildings. terian Church. He is mar- would sit down with the job and lived at the mayor's docislvo action in preventing what could have dovolopod into a hazardous situation. Martin also pointed to "We have to expand ried and is the father of two school system and iinple office. If il isn't in you, you lax stability as a long range within ourselves." said Mar- children. meiil recreation programs should gel out of it. As far plan. In a letter dated Sept. tin. "Business and industry "I am not a shoutcr and for the youth. The Cily as DaJiny Martin is con- Municipal Council race 22, Martin pointed to a tax have to have growth and hollerer," said Martin. "1 would do all the general cerned I don't think it's in increase of only eight per- the residential market has have the people's best in- maintenance work for the him. My concern is very John Marsh cent for residents of Rail- to expand. We have to try terests at heart. 1 think that board instead of them going deep for the people of Republilicani s trying way ranking the City at to establish some programs I weigh the pros and cons of If elected mayor. Marsh to loeal contractors. In Rahway and the City as a number 18 on a list of lax that will recognize this and a situation relatively well said he would eliminate un- return, we would ask them whole that we bring the increases for neighboring benefit everyone." and most people are enjoy- necessary jobs in Cily Hall to open the schools after people together. The people municipalities. On a list for Mayor Martin was born ing the decisions that were hours to bring people back of Rahway have been treat- actual taxes paid per resi- and in the Public Works ; to unseat Dems and raised in Rahway. He is made. Once in a while some Department. "Anil I would into the community. l or a ed like they are peons. This dence. Rahway ranked a graduate of the Rahway people are disappointed but iiislnmly go buck into bid- town Ihe si/e of Kahway it is not the mayor's town, this by Pat DiMuggio She serves as a C.Y.R.C. campaign, said Wilson, is 17th. school system and attended when they reflect back they ding wiih neighboring com- is vital to make it a real is the town of the people of Republican' candidates coach, publicity chairperson the lack of City services. "I "As your mayor, 1 am Union College and Rutgers see those decisions were munities." suid Marsh. community." Rahway." Diane Carvalho, Evelyn for the County Status of really feel that we need a particularly proud of the University. He is a Profes- beneficial lo the citv." Wilson and William Wnuck Women Advisory Hoard, change because when you will try to oust Democratic and is a member, of the have officials in for such a Rahway Board plans special public meeting incumbents for a seat on the Women of the Moose, long, long time after awhile Rahway Municipal Council Lodge 9! 3. She became co- City Hall seems to become A special public nieeliii)1. "l.ouis R. Ki/zo Meeting ing is for possible appoint- on Nov. 4. chairperson of the Green their own territory." said Cadigan, McLeod, Addona of the Rahway Hoard of Room" (Room 105) at the inent of personnel and the Diane Carvalho is a sales held Preservation Commit- Wilson. "People just don't Edueiilion will be held al Rahway Intermediate possible appointment of representative. A lifelong tee and is a member of have much lo say. Every- 7:30 p.m. on Monday, No School. Hoard Member. resident of Rahway. she is R.A.Ci.E. (Rahwny Against thing is cut and dried and re-seeking At-Large seats vember 3. I Mo, in the The purpose of this meet- the mother of one daughter. a Garbage Environment). this is the way things are go- Carvalho feels (he pri- ing to be." by Pat DiMaggio together for the renovation president' of Railway maty issue in this clectionis " 'Tve been Involved with Three Democratic in- of the high school and I Parents, Teachers, Students taxes. "Taxation without services and volunteering cumbents will seek re- Organization. He was representation," said Car- think we could do il again. for 46 years. 1 started as a educated al Kean College valho. "We have aa council election for At-Largc seats 'The Rahway train station young person in high school and Rutgers LI diversity and and administration thai on ihe Rahway Municipal is, 1 think, a disgrace. Eor and all my children have is married with three sons. doesn't listen to the people. Council on Nov. 4. anyone c o in ing into volunteered. That's the way "We are running on our I see Rahway slowly slipp- James Cadigan. current Railway it is a terrible first Tve raised them, to give record," said Addona. "As I ing. There have been in- council president, is a impression. 1 vow to clean it something to their city." look around ihe community creases every year with this former two-term elected up." I see a tremendous amount administration. Out of 16 William "Bill" Wnuck is member and president of! Although saying he was of progress. Real estate years, taxes have gone up an investigating consultant. ihe Rahway Board of not a politician, Cadigan values are up. We are conti- for 15.1 am not a politician, He is a graduate of Purdue Education. A resident of stressed that he "stands up nuing our road work and just a concerned citizen University and is the father Rahway for 24 years, he is for my convictions even phase of the who believes in the peoples' of lour sons. He is an assis- seeking his second term on when they are unpopular." Ihe first tant coach for Rahway Re- the council. Cadigan is a buildings has right lo voice their opinion. "I do listen to the people hotel/off ice creation Wrestling and has graduate of St. Benedict's They support this town but 1 listen to all the people, started." served as a C.Y.R.C. foot- Prep School and attended with their tax dollars and not just the pressure Addona pointed to his ball and baseball coach. He Kean College. He is a con- as a council they should have a right to groups," said Cadigan. "I dedication is a past president of the struction superintendent in "ve attended 97 voice their opinion on any am easy to get ahold of and member, " /.ion Luther Church Loyals mechanical trades and is the meetings. I major issue that affects the 1 am very responsive. Tve percent of town." and has served as a Super- married and the father of am consistent. I am always been in office for 10 years intendent of the /.ion four children. at sub -committee meetings Evelyn Wilson is a retired und I feel 1 am still Lutheran Church Sunday "I would like to see the and I worked to negotiate Homeowner/Tenant Coun- dedicated." School. City administration and the settlements with the Hoard selor and is a lifelong resi- Vincent P. Addona is of Education when voters dent of Rahway. The council work closer with the Wnuck cited the Martin Hoard of Education to im- seeking his third term us turned down ihe budget. 1 mother of four child ten wus administration for high prove the educational councilman. A resident of am always available to peo- drafted for the Union Coun- laxes and the lack of ser- system in Rahway," said Rahway for 22 years, Ad- ple. Tve answered every call ty Advisory Board and is a vices. "The administration Cadigan. "The City and the dona is a vocational teacher thai ever came into the former Steering Committee does not listen to the peo- home," Member. She was twice ple," said Wnuck. "I um in- school board did work in Elizabeth and is a past awarded the Rahway Jay- terested in the people of Walter Mel.eod is a four- cees Community Partici- Rahway, they should be teen year member of the pation Certificate, was heard. If they are not heard council and is seeking his president of two school they are being hurt. People fifth term. A resident for 31 The Queen PTAs and a member of are looking for services, less years, he was educated at Union County's Council Of taxes and more interest the R.C.A. Institute. Union PTA Hoards and was vice from the administration. I College and Rutgers & Her Court president of the Redskin don't believe the ad- University and is a super- visor for the Western Elec- Choson as Rnhwny's Homocomlno, Hand Boosters. ministration cares about the people anymore." tric Company. He is a iQuoon at tho Rnhwny-Summlt foot- The biggest issue in the member of the Ehene/er bnll onmo on Oct. 1 8 was Doniso A.M.I:. Church and is mar Konnody Doniso, 17, is n tionior nt ried with live children. tho Hiijh School and vnraity Where to vote in Rahway "What people Tve come chflorlondor, a mombor of tho Na- into contact with have com- tional Honor Socioty nnd Bluo Tri, n Ward 1 Word 4 Districts I and 2 • Cirover District 1 • Grover plained about is City ser sorvico organization, and is an vices, the need for sidewalk editor for Rho Eta Sigma, tho school Cleveland School, E. Cleveland School, E. Milton Ave., gym. Milton Ave, gym repair and trimming or nowspnpor, nnd tho Allogarootar, removing trees. One of my tho school yonrbook. Sho is tho Districts 3 and 4 • Senior Districts 2, 3 and 4 ••v>. prime concerns is to get daughter of Arloon Sullivan and Tom Citizen Housing, 224 W. •CioMi-n Age Towers, 220 E, itiui 'it Ave. these things taken care of. I Konnndy and livoa on Thirzn Plnco Grand Ave. KIWANIAN OF THE YEAR — Dr. Robert Wobor loft, WordS am also trying to resolve Plcturod, loft to right, Is tho Ward 2 Immodlate past president of the Klwanls Club of Districts 1, 2, 3 and 4 problems with the Permit Homocomlno, Court: Traci Bullard, Districts I, 2 3 and 4 Rahway, presents the "Klwanlan of tho Year" award to •Rahway Senior Citizens Richard Vossler. This award Is made oach year by tho Parking system." Kriston SchwotJI, Doniso Konnody, •Eranklin School, St. Center, 1306 Estcrbrook out-going president to the person he boliovos has ox- Calling himself a non- Mnrla Romoo, Ann Mario Hul3ka nnd Georges Ave, gym. Ave. colled in Klwanls work during his term. Wobor notod political person, McLeod Knthloon Nichols, WardS Ward 6 that the work done by Vossler as program chairman was said he is "sincere". "1 have Districts I. 2, 3 and 4 Districts I, 2, 3 and 4 outstanding. Tho Klwanls award was made at tho annual my convictions and have tin Denis* Kennedy Columbian Club, HOW. In- •Madison School, Madison Installation of officers on Saturday, October 18 at tho open ear," said Mel.eod. Homecoming Queen man Ave. Ave, gym. Colonla Country Club. "I'm also easy lo find." RAIIWAY NKWS-Kr.COKD/CI.AKK PATRIOT i IIIJKSDAY. Of TOMI-R '•',<). I W> PACK 3

FAO I KJHSIJAY, ()(:\'(M.K 'Mi. I0H6 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT Flea market Legion Press Club gives awards, scholarships Free lecture series offered to seniors slated Sunday UCC "call for blood The American Legion from Fnglish." denl. Jeanne I-iigcc; Second (nsci: ( li,i|)l,nn. l.ditli Robert Diavata, lidith A course entitled "War Center. 1391 S, Marline on County College for more Meira Group of West- Press Club of New Jersey Awards presented lo Vice President. Aiilhony llolmberg,; and Sgi. al llolmberg. Jack Kucpfcr. and Peace" is being con- Ave. in Scotch Plains. information, 276 2600. Hxt. field Hadassah will hold its held their annual Insialla Legionnaires and Auxiliary I'ollari; Secreiary. Koberi Arms. Waller Slionibach. I'rank Dennett and Joseph annual flea market on Sun- to feature costume prizes ducted by the Union Coun- Cinrollmcni for the free 274, or attend the lectures lion anil Awards dinner al for their publications for the C'iavaia: Treasurer, Kalph Trustees for the vcar are Quade. ty College Senior Citizen lecture series is continuing. in person, No pre registra- day, November 2 from 9 Ihe (ialloping. Hill Caterers, I9K5-K6 year are: Jeanne Studies Center on Wednes- Anyone wishing to enroll in tion is required. a.m. to 5 p.m., at the F-'ivc Points, in Union. Pugcc, Arg.onne Post h. Westfield Train Station, Union ( nuiiiy f. ol|[;|"j in Oilier prizes lor lliosc who attending classes at Ihc Col- days from 10 a.m. to noon the series should call either Senior citizens are en- The S500 Press Cluh F.li/abeth Post (>; and Fdilh South Avenue, Westfield. vile. lo'.;il rciilcni'i lo (Inflate will be Ncrf Balls lege under a special arrariKC- at the Jewish Community the I..I.F.I-. Center at Uni- couraged lo attend. Scholarship for those llolmbcrg. Springfield Posi observe I l.illuwccn in ;i and I shins primed with "R ineni through CiM's Linden students who intend to 22H for their besi newsletter I'liMiilr.h Inn ('I'III.'IIIII1, w;iy, U My I ypc?" across the plant and Office of C'onii work toward a degree in Ihe l.iuograph Division. Mailing's hy donnini' ,i <.«>••!tiriK* ;uul front, miinc lulucation. THIRD WARD RESIDENTS SECOND WARD RESIDENTS related lo the field of com First place in the Single p [Jmiafirw blood (/uaran Individuals who are bet nuiiiicaiioiis, such as public Sheet Division was won hy Shanghai Restaurant hlnnd drive on Oi.tobrr .11. ices dial ttie donors and ween the aj/es of 18 and 65, BILL relations, journalism ami Anthony Pollari of Connec- FINEST CHINESE CUISINE .[ < Co •,|iiiii',o[cil hy llic f 5 p.m. |i in Jersey Blood Bank for the good breakfast. Coffee, Miss hli/aheth in February. The guest of honor and 435 Main St., Motuchen On 11n: f i.nilord Cain several hundred General juice and donuls will be Pasi President of the mam speaker for (he even 5490095 DORIS AMSTER pii'i. |>ru-. |>rch w: hlnod Motors employees who are served afterwards. press club Frank ISennclt. is clothes 'n' things ing was Department of New donuc. i nsliiiiicd or ri')l. Ihe first Legionnaire lo 616 Inman Ave., Cotonia 523 Inman Ave, Colonia I 1 Jersey President Caroline ..•-••';V#| v. ill hi 'Aclcoiiii'd in the receive a Life Membership Koveleski. 382-7868 388-8853 ( ;i inpii'i f cm of (i y in liom the members of Ilii1 M. I MM I .,,,1 \ , 1 Hospital offers training 1 n,i ,nun. Ai ilii/ Scoldi New Jersey Press Club. Past New Jersey Slate 1 Patricia Clark and ' :» I'l.nns f .inipii .. those Frank Anderson, Jr. William Walton, a member Commander John Hein in- 1 VM'.llllll III "lll.lkc .1 Sl.'ib" ill for babysitters PROMOTED.. . .Troopor Robert T. Michaols wa3 of the Pennsylvania Press stalled the following elected Civ me hlnnd should report rocontly promoted to tho grade of Sorgoant and assign- Club, piesenled the I'W>officers into office for the in ihc f i.iini-1 KOOJD in llic Railway Hospital i.soffer- Participants have a choice Quill Award lo Frank I'm I'. .%••'. «d to Troop D (Turnplko) HoadquartorG in Now Miss Clark to wed I')X7 year: President. Fred llcilih Hiiililni)' ing a three-hour training of two dales: Saturday, Brunswick. Ho jo a roaldont of Rahway. Ins besi editorial. "SlnckK F'ani/o: First Vice Presi I lira: IJf ( imi)',s will he program for babysitters, to November I from 9 a.m. lo ;i winded lor llic best 12 p.m., or Thursday, Frank Anderson, Jr. Vote for PROGRESS be taught by registered THIRD WARD COUNCILMAN SECOND WARD COUNCILMAN Lt. Howard J. Kahn LIISIJIIMCS on L'iich ciimpus. nurses on the hospital staff, November 6 from 3:30 to and Karon J. Davis 6:30 p.m. Union County volunteer Mr. ami Mrs. Dmigla V. Clark of Madison Hill — Hospital benefit- "The focus of ihe pro- 1B-7I VOTE LINE B lB-7| 1B-7I VOTE LINE B HID Road. Hallway, •iniioiinee ihe eiiga[-renieni ol their gram will he to prepare TUESDAY NOVEMBER 4 TUESDAY NOVEMBER 4 Karen Davis to wed djiif.hlei I'iitrieia ilaine. lo 1'iank Anderson. Jr.. ihe son auction to feature in Union County! babysitters for how to res- speaks on arthritis ol Mr. and Mrs Frank Anderson of Wavecrcsi Ave.. pond in eniergency situa- Winl'ield Park. he engagcmcni was announced on In Union County, the To reserve a speaker for a tions — from treating a 1st WARD BOB ELLENPORT Lt. Howard J. Kahn l New Jersey Chapter of Ihe meeting, organizations can 1st WARD BOB ELLENPORT Aiij'.nsi 8. I W>. — crafts and artists - minor injury to knowing Arthritis Foundation has call the N.J. Chapter at 2nd WARD BILL CARUSO I'airiei.'i is a I')K4 jsraduaie ol Rah\va\ I lij!h Sehool. what to do in a case of ear- 3rd WARD JOE COMARATA Mrv Ik'iu Davis ul. Kansas C'it\. Missouri, an. A champagne hem*fit ami in wood, fiber, clay, paper, been providing speakers to (2011..188-0744 or write to 1 She is.;;iiipl(Tyed hs I lealihways. Ine.. Kelin.^isii tt-eep diopulmoriary arrest," said iiiuinccs ihi. eiH-Mjii'ineiu of her ilaiifhier. Karen Joy. to silent auction in behalf of blown glass and leather will community groups, the Arthritis" Foundation, 4th WARD RON KENNEDY 4th WARD RON KENNEDY lionist. Kay MacVicar. R.N.. Isi l.i. Howard Jay Kahn. U.S.A.I-.. son ol Mr. ami Mrs. Ch i klren's Special i/eil be on hand. Also available business organizations and N.J. Chapter. 15 Prospect l-rank is a I'JS.1 jiiaduaie of Rahway Hijih Sehnol. Nurse Educator and I'm l.t'ti Kahn of Ralma\. N.J. Hospital will be held al the will be boxes in exotic senior cili/ens clubs. Lor- Lane, Colonia. N.J. 07067. Paid for by Jool Soltzer, Treasurer Paid for by Jool Soltzor, Treasurer, lie is eniplined In Metro Wire Rope Corp.. Union, as a gram Coordinator. The ses- 195 Gibson Blvd., Clark, N.J. 195 Gibson Blvd.", Clark, N.J. Miss l);ivis is a griiiluaii' <> 1 ihc I 'niu'isiu of Kansas. Third Annual West field woods, fine tapestries and raine Kowalski of 1 rijijiei. Shi. IS currently enrolled in a Masici of Ai is. Media Com 1 Craft Market on Friday. quills, clothing of all kinds, sion will include an over Lli/abclh, Nesv Jersey, is No dale has heen set Tor the weiklin; .. view of the grosvth, nuinicaiions program, ai Wehsicr I Jni\ersit\. She is ihe November 7 from 5 p.m. to original pottery, tableware one of an active trained daughter of the late Stanley M. Davis. lJ p.m. al the Westfield Ai ami jewelry in gold, silver development, and care of committee of volunteer I.I. Kahn is a I'.iaduaie ol Uin^eis ( ollej'.e. New inory. 5 00 Railway and porcelain. children so thai sitters know speakers who lalk on "Ar- Hrunswick. N.J. and holds ,i Bachelor of Science deprec in Avenue. Westfield what to expect. Maintain- thritis —• Facts and Drawings awarding $20 Communications. He is cunentlv enrolled in an M.li.A. ing safety in the home svill Fiction." Her presentation Clothing, jewelry, pot gifi certificates vvill be held program ai ihe l!niversii\ of Missoiui. He is presently includes an educational lery anil sculpture will be every hour at the Craft assigned lo the 508 Strategic Missile Si|iiadinn i.SAC'i. The participants svill summary of the disease, the among ihe many crafts Market. Whilenian Air I'nrce Base. Missouri. receive a certificate upon symptoms, ways lo better featured at the event which Visitors vvill also have the completion of the session cope svith arthritis, and an A spring weddiiij'. is planned in Kansas (ii\. will also run on Saturday, chance lo see artists in ac- and will have Ihe option' of explanation of the dangers November N from 10 a in. tion as demonstrations at a placing their names on aof unproven remedies. As a lo 6 p.m. and on Sunday, potter's wheel and at a loom LET'S KEEP November ') from 10 a,in, vvill be piesenled. registry of availiible babysit public health educator for Samplers to highlight ters, which is maintained by Visaing Nurse and Health ID 5:30 p.m. C'ajun cellist Shawn the hospital's director of Services in Union County, Thousands of works (iiissom will entertain junior volunteers. Ms. Kowalski is able lo give plantation tour created hy some of the na visitors all weekend with his There is a $5 registration her audiences a comprehen- lion's leading craft designers music. fee for the program, which sive picture of the disease Open house at the Dr. (iuided loins of the includes refreshments. For thai cripples more William Robinson Plain.i lesioied farmhouse and CONGRESSMAN grounds will he conducted more information and toAmericans than any other lion and Museum on Sun register, call the hospital's health problem. day, November 2. from I lo In members of ihe Clark BELL DRUGS OF RAHWAY 4 p.m. will feature a private I lisioi lal Sociciv. The farm FOR HER EFFORTS...Rnlph Froohllch, Shorlff ol Union Nursing Kducution Office STAINED GLASS DESIGN EXHIBIT TO Any community group collection of samplers. A house, located at 5^} County, is M.'CM pro.'ionlinrj an nward to Dr. Froda Rom- at 381-4200, ext. 2273. OPEN. . . ."Evolution of an Art — Concoptr. in Stninod that svants up to date infor- method of demonstrating a Madison Hill Rd. Clark, is mi'rs Ki.'.'in Collogt) prolossor, for hor ronoarch and mation on arthritis should Glnss Dosiqn" is tho tit lo of an exhibition slated to open 1 young lady's skill al em line of the lew examples of OUR SPECIALTY writing of Piny It Snlo . call the Arthritis Founda- Oct 31 at tho; Bnrron Arts Center in Woodbridyo The B'nai B'rlth broidery, samplers are one I 7111 century architecture in exhibition will include both traditional and experimental Top. left lo riyht: O'Kdcffc, I'cilmiori, Whitnuin. tion for a free speaker. -Front-loft to ii'•#•• sell drugs to our children, or whose pumping and treatment operations programs to protect our seniofciti- minil / hooklei. "I'las li Sale," Choice of Entrees drug trafficking results in a death. at Superfuiul toxic waste sites • zens. I le has been honored for his i."». • ssluch explains in parents The omnibus anti-drug legislation saving New Jersey taxpayers millions Primi' kill of Bef iiiultati<.-i>!l, wr int'itt: O'Keeffe, Palmieri, and Whitman are and elnlilien Inns lo pie work in fighting Alzheimer's Disease. Broiled Setifood seni ihe abdueiioii and/oi Suporli American Crafts passed by the House contains many of dollars. 1 le is a chief sponsor of legislation to working for 1 ( uinbmatioM ntl I (£ ciui ilnni tt mk • •se-Mial assauli ol ehildien. U I.' 1 iMiliiu; t. r.ili I VSIL;IUT-, initiatives first proposed or spon- eliminate the Social Security "notch." I out 11 llli HI- 1 \'lllollsli;a(IOMs iSi LET'S KEEP CONGRESSMAN RINALDO ( hi( ken I oi don Bleu Mans ol l)i KenniK'is' sored by Congressman Rinaldo. WORKING FOR FLOOD CONTROL. And he is leading the fight against itiiit o BIG SPENDING CUTS in County Executive Budget siiidenis liom Kean helped I isr NIIMI ( hou.e ol Pitldlo dud Ve(| COMPLETION OF JAIL that's Economically Feasible \ -' ' LET'S KEEP CONGRESSMAN RINALDO In the past fourteen years Con- cuts in Medicare benefits. Spei ml 0ev,ei I $20.00 C.it't Certificate Drawings WORKING AGAINST HIGHER DEFICITS. gressman Rinaldo has secured tens Sisterhood sets LET'S WORK TO RE-ELECT ( of fee, 1 en , Snnkil, Mm! RESOURCE RECOVERY to end tho Gmhuge Crisis Hverylloiir High deficits rob us all, They of millions of dollars in much needed Crafts show-sale CONGRESSMAN RINALDO ON NOVEMBER 4th. A NEW RUNNELLS Health Facility make U.S. goods harder to sell over- flood control funds for his district On November tth, the people Choice of wine with dinner Sisierhood Temple 3rd Westfield Craft Market seas. And they give foreign countries from the federal government. Just Fresh flowers on each table The Atom Tabloid I- inanu II ss ill offer of the 7th District will have a clear l Nov. 7,8,9 Westfield, NJ. Armory an unfair advantage in our markets. this year the House authorized $YA7 Rahway News Record (realise (.rails l )S(i, a t •spu.il choice between Congressman \\\\ Congressman Rinaldo's record on the million for the (liven Brook flood Gov. Tom Kean and Rep. Matt Rinaldo shoss and sale, opening with in || Rinaldo, who puts people ahead of Clark Patriot ift^i a (iala Pauon's preview deficit is clear. He has voted to cut control project, al the teeniest of politics and who has effectively served Saturday eseniiin, Nosp. I at St>i»w III wasteful, unnecessary spending while Congressman Riualdo. Plus funds 219 Central Ave. endorse them! the people of this district without »• tvii'l- A.» 7:.U) p.m., coniiinimn Nov. protecting important programs that for the Rahway River flood control 1 regard to party, or his opponent, who Rahway, N.J. 07065 - ihnuigh Nov. 5 from 11 help people in need, project in Union County. A bill a.m. lo (' p.m., daily. Nearly has never held elective public office. 200 exhibiiois are expected, 1 LETS KEEP CONGRESSMAN RINALDO Congressman Rinaldo introduced, 1 K I i I \ u K i \ Vote to re-elect Congressman Vote Line A Republican Nov. 4 a sisterhood spokesperson WORKING FOR MIRER TAXES. Rinaldo on November 4th. And make leporis. Just because there is a new tax sure you keep him working for you. Inrihei inforniiition may be ohiained In telephoninn \574-1200 l.ois SilberpeUi lit 232 S126 RE-ELECT RINALDO or Uimin Hare, 232 2855. Keep him working for you. I'IIII l"l I'l Ihr KmV.I.. I..i k ,.iii!i.'« I i.niiiiillrr '• n'.W'. ',<> \T- WwiWAY MKWS W.rjOKO/a.AKK FAIHIOI IUHWAY RAHWAY NEWSRECORD/CLARK PATRIOT Jiecotb "Patriot The Trial Lawyers Notebook THURSDAY, O( IK )Hl.R •',(). I OHO I'AGI. S-''\mU,/jt ow'tlv • N#*#«l W**!.)', f •l«Ml#r,#/) I'M", #/ #/ VK.II AMI VV|-.N(jV D'ARfV - The Wiz presented - Do you have an f'Al DIMA(;(;iO KIXKN VIGII.ANTK •*> A , ,i,,cr ,„ r;i M;in;i|/iiij' f-.ditor thr I lU'^'li I.IA lirff, l,f ' littt'.rmu; A ( u ; Stall Writer Advertising Manager by Educotion Association illuminating idea? l •'(III \: \n %l V>S r W*-:-\ r-'V fl.SPS 4 .4l00i lllh TI.AKK f'ATKIOf One of Thomas Edison' dinators, the National • il-ii \v: I :>.rr.\.\. on lliur.dav, lor SI 5.00. S20.00 outside Mid at Arts Center 1 bright ideas led to the Science Supervisors lahloid Lithographer , Inc. 21'H aural Ave,. P.O. Box •>'.. /•••••Mm '. I' i:..-. r. development of the electric Association and the Coun- '> Second i.|.r,'> r* .laft paid at Kahway, N.J light bulb. If you have a I M \M| |<. j.Mr •••••• <-lianj'i_", KJ IHI- KAMWAY NI-.WS RIXORl) LUST isn't only cil of Slate Supervisors, will . The Union County Arts 1 k.'.-r •.• •-'-.•• ••'•<••• MO. I' \ I IMO • 1061. Kahv,av. N J 0706 .V Center, formerly the bow again on Saturday similarly illuminating idea, screen applicants and sub- Center and the Union Rahway Theatre, 1601 Irv- evening, November 1 at 8 there could be scholarship mit a list of 25 finalists to a in the heart County Education Associa- ing Street, Rahway. p.m. All seating is reserved prizes in your future. national panel of judges, tion is presenting the A cooperative effort bet- at $8 per ticket. The Thomas Alva lulison comprised of five H'.lore Jimmy ( arier told the world about the inner modern-day Broadway ween teachers and students Running on Broadway ; PAGEANT CONTESTANT Foundation, of Suuthl'ield, distinguished educators and Iceluij", ol hr, heari. I.I. S I was more comuionly lound in musical, "The Wiz", based throughout the Union few years ago. "TJic Wk" ii Mich., and the M;ix industrialists, who will in criminal >>\ IrHiiily Inw i l.intly contaiiiiiiiites j'roiridw.iter. (jround Pageant, to bo hold Nov. hours ol 7 a.m. and V a.m. I parked in> car on (icorpa S<\-en,.|ary of Sl.'itc Guorqo P. Schultz (cont'.-r), at tho Stale House in Washington, DC "Shenandoah" at the Union Scholarship Program. abstracts of already com- watei is the smiice ol drmkinj' water loi ;ipproxiin;ilely 14-16, Dobbio is a student KUMPF STUDENTS TAKE IT STEP-BY-STEP....Studnnts in Mr:; Marilyn Hawryluk- Street. Io my surprise- I received a parkin;1 ticket. congrntulntorJ Secretary Schultz on the U S Air raid in Libya Commander Friedman County Arts Center last The program, open to all pleted projects or ideas deal- hall ol the population n| ihe l.niled Stiites. Dunn)' the at Northeastern Univorsity. sixth grado Inngungo arts claasos nt tho C.'irl Kimi[)l .School in Clnrk i>rtr.;<of|iir;n iv.ohour intervals on (icor)'ia Street between the hour, manulai lurui)' ami processing lacilties. gasoline stations, Govornor1', Veterans Service Council is ueen at right Flower Cart, Isolin; Office at 499-8226. throughout the world, is engineering concept. The tial instructions to hor clasomfiton Dan Montgomery (contor) and Lisa LoPrimo (ri(|hl) in Candidates Lauded ol ') a.m. and 12 noon, I he police mark the car lues with iiuporis. .iiid other hazardous storage iireas led Io the in Thomas Joseph Costollo designed to encourage and cover sheet of the proposal, chalk and il the ear hasn't been moved ihey ticket it. ••tall,MM HIS ol thousands ol iinderi'roiind slorai'C tanks. Funoral Home, Isolin; First tho creation ol i/nderj'round Amboy; Mrs. Mary Filzsim- HI.II.i| nl K.lliv would look mid the mailer. Alter a meelini1 he attended in pursuing science or 1,000 words, must contain I stoiai'e tanks are currently leaking in the United Suites, Hundreds applying for elected to mons, Newfleld, NY; Mr. & engineering careers, or who Kail A,r, I' i icn ..-inl.ei i" v< he called me and said thai I could paik on (ieoij'ia Slieet Mrs Norman Fortier, Wor- the title of Ihe entry, the , Will,.-,,,, WIIIICK. l.Vlfsi | and an estimated t.M),0()(j tanks may ilevelop leiiks within -••»i **" v Diane ' ,i» •all nd (\|i , il I would j'o to the police Million and purchase a S II) per otherwise demonstrate the student's name, home ad- i I •••• n J>,nr, Wilson lor cur i the ne\l live years. Disiliarres ol hazardous suhstiiuees governing cester, Mass.; the Fabbo creativity and perseverance CltV C'ltlMUl inn. I went In the police" station and was notilied by liei nominations to family, Mendon, Mass.; dress, and home telephone oci'ui in three main vvavs 11 spills due to overflow or poor of Thomas Edison and Max number; also the teacher's ( limn il i ainhd.il'- • V\ mi1 l me Miller, chairman ol the Parkinj' Authority, that 1 \'.ir.allio."anil Wilson aie lioiisekeepini . .?i leaks caused by corrosion ol lank or association Dennis Lafazio, Johnson, the IIIIOI II'.IIII ' il ' andidai'1 McGraw. name, name of school, • li'i i 'Mill', il nienihci', al larj'e because I livc'on Wesl Milton and noi (ieori'ia Slreel I Rl; Jamie Davis, LeRays- WHAT HAS MAYOR pipes, .fi ruptures due to tank weakness. Monica Chin, daughter in mi iiii'inm v could not be issued a perinil Io park. I explained thai I live service academies THE PIRATE KING, Sam Shaw of Livingston, betters his villo, Pa.; tho Zaretski fami- Twelve Edison/Mc(ir;i\v school address, and school Since I'lonndvvaiei may How. pollution from of Mr. and Mrs. George telephone number. The en- f lit-v .in-- dcdn.aied. alonj- v. ill) Mayural candidate in a corner house horderni).' (ieorfia and Wesl Milton but opponent, MaJ, Gen. Stanley dohn Centonaro of Liv- ly, Piscataway; tho Berlin- Scholars will be named. The I. I S I pioblems may either ailed residents close to Chin of Clark, a freshman try also must include a let- Marsli. in ihe li^al einiiniiiie', ili.il are needed to a\oul he explained lliai because my aciual addiess is on West Risui)', college costs are ingston, In "The Pirates Of Penzance" to be presented ski family, Edison; Mr. & two grand award scholars leakini1 tanks, or as lai away as another state. dc|)cndini-' , Approximately 50 of the where appointments are al Rutgers University, has ter of recommendation record lii'.'.ikni)'inipperi; i,f nu n-ase-. Bill Wiiuek. Diane Milton I couldn't have Ihe |X.-riiut. prompting an increasing at the Union County Arts Center. Mrs. Frank Kronicz, will receive $5,000 each, on the size ol Ihe leak, snil conditions, iind water flow. applicants will be based solely on an annual been elected to the Liv- from the student's MARTIN'S 16 YEARS plus an all-cxpcnsc-paid irip ( anallm. and I \elwi JH,M-, WIKOII are opposed • Io On September 2J I yuw birth In my son, Mv hus number of younjj ixjople Io Rahway; tho Coon family, V\ bile the pioblems nl I. I ,.S I, cases are new in our nominated by the Con nationwide competition. ingston College Governing to participate in an Edison teacher/sponsor which ex- M.IMII Maiiin's plan. lu next yc;ir hecatise band drove my auto to my parents' home in \utlc> so u apply for admission to the Lindon; Theresa Buhl, modem world, the lei'al leinedies proteclinf: victims' gressman for admission to Association. Foundation Science Educa- plains how the student best lhe\ leiocniA- dialjft-.-JciJ^n: HI dowiiiown hnsnless and -wntildn't be licketc-d. Il is now lour weeks later and my j nation's four service the U.S. Military Academy Arts Center to host Rahway; Carol Ann Vanuk, f iij'his weie cstahlr-hi.-d in the eaihest la_vvsjrom l:.ti|diind. In addition to being Monica will, be one of 39 tion Program or Science In- exemplifies the creativity in indiMiv iriiik-1 a iuj: . v;riilrinP)ii would slnll more pro • car is'still MI my parenis' home because | am unable to run j academics, according to at West..Point. N.Y., the Rahway; Annie Williams, r I iadilion.il ptoieilKni lorthose exposed Io pollution may residents of the district, ap- f Mtidents to irfrke up the stiiutc. and ingenuity demonstrated peiiv lavt". to iln: hnni' 'i'Ain'i -. I licv are adainaiit in , up and down the stairs to tnove'iiiy car j Rep. MiiTthew J. "Rimtldo. Rahway; Linda Horrington, COST YOU? Naval Academy at An p lake the hum o| iiijuiiclions, court orders prohihiluij' fur plicants must be U.S. *Pirate$ of Penzance" governing association. by inventors Thomas then nppi ISIIHHI in HIM ill state )'ailia| e disposal because | 1 R N.J., who expects a Fords; Hazol Cunningham, The teachers of the grand Soine-thini , should be done about this situation I am thei polluiioii. loi i-xample, law suits under theories of iiiipolis, Md., the Air Force citizens, at least 17 years old Edison and Max McGraw. lhe\ kiniM. lli,il ilie-i- • ml nl stale plans will increase i record number of applica- The responsibilities of the Lindon; Nancy lana, Clark; award scholars will receive relavinj: on others lor transportation Io and Ironi my doc 1 Academy al Colorado Spr hut not more than 22 at the When the ever-popular 1 Hespass, nuisance, and ui'i'lij'encc I be type o| pollution, tions ihis year from only G&S production ever governing • association in- an allexpensepaiil trip in Entries must be draiiialn.ilK HIM piopeiK tares Inr j'arhafc disposal. lor. II an emergency arose J .vvoiildn'l have mv car lor ings. Colo., or the Merchant tune of enrollment, and "Pirates of Penzance" opens Marion Calland, Rahway; the lenj'th ol nine o| exposure, and ihe discovery date of students seekinj: academy to be premiered outside of clude representing student tho Nadir family, Roselle; March, 1987 to the Na- postmarked no later than Bill W IIIK I is a dedicated LIIIIK liiiian, CIVIC leader, anil transportation, and rcyiirdlcss ol the lad thai I have an the pioblem w ill all play a part in the best type of action Marine Academy at Kings have completed high school at the Union County Arts DO YOU WANT 4 MORE appointments through his England. The D'Oyly Carte opinion, as well as working tional Science Teachers December I and mailed to: lathei Me- siktesslulK uppnsi-il Democrat I'reeliolder inlanl to ciirc lor, whiit rtfiht does the City <>| Kiihwav Point, N.Y. The actual ap Center in Rahway on No- Nancy Milleman, Iselin; 1 under the law as of July 19X7. Applicants Opera Company had want- to improve the quality of Edison/MeGraw Scholar-, S office, Association annual conven- Brian I ahc\ s .it tempi io dump I , 00 adilijional vehicles hiive to penalize me lor owninf ;ui automobile '.' I am poininients will be made by must provide their high vember 9, the occasion will State Pipe Covering Co., MSI e.xpostne can tesiilt in property damage, ed to give New Yorkers a student life at Livingston tion in Washington, D.C. ship Program, c/o Dr. HII 1 rnit.iri Avenue iiudei ihe I .diev proposal to build a more than willing io p;ty lor the |>c-nnii to paik on "As the price of a college the prospective academies. school transcripts, scores on mark a first-time encounter Paramus; Rosalie Smith 1 and possible health risks, including btealhinv problems, ir taste of pure Gilbert & College. Robert Dean, P.O. Box inajKi paiKv*a\ CMI oh Imnaii Avenue Hill's opposition (itrori'iii Slreel. I am a law-atoiilinj' cin/en who is belli) education goes up and the Rinaldo is now accepting cither the Scholastic Ap for two New Jersey "institu- Diet Center, Piscataway; A panel of educators reiHil.ii he.in rhyihiiis, ami even ciiucet. Il is imporliiiil Sullivan, instead of the Livingston College is one HOW3. San Diego, Califor- • OF YEAR-AFTER-YEAR HIGH TAX to the scheme-* to make him,MI Avenue a major hijilivvas hiissled lot the ri^hl ol itny Anieiican to own a niotoi stigma of the Vietnam War applications from consti- tnude Test ISAT) or the tions," Naturally Nutritious, Fork- under the supervision of Ihe lor v K tuns o| exposure to be examined by a physician sen "pirated" versions they of five undergraduate col- nia 92138. Jink lielvveen the parkvvav and Route I is outstanding. vehicle. lades, more young people tuents interested in com American College Test ed River; and Knots Just scholarship program coor- sitive to env nonnienial medicine. In New Jersey such The Arts Center, ut 1601 were accustomed to. That leges of Rutgers University, INCREASES? 1 are willing to give five years Knots, Rahway. Diane ( ai vail in is niie nl i he hardest vvorkini . cm/ens I Il is my hope thai others who ,-ire in suniliir situations IK'ting for academy appoint- lACT). and complete a Irving street, is one of the was in 1879. It was an ins- care can be j.'iven by the Suite Department ol I Icallh. I he- of military service in ex- ( New Brunswick. know She did a iieinciulniis jub faiiiiii)' si|'iialures Ii will come I'nrwaril so thai toyelher we can tesolve this ments for the 1JS7 8,S questionnaire. few survivors of the vaude- tant hit and has sustained r New Jeisev Medical School U.M.D.N.J. Rutgers change for ii free, quality hack up mil liphi in save (m-eii lield Inini becoiliili| ; ptoblem. school year, beginning in ville era in the State of New its popularity down through Medical School, which has a s|>eeial department of I'.n education at one of the September 19X7. The ap- Foundation sets paikiii): lot Diane diil an i(|n,iliv iiulslaiulini', joh lii'hliiii v iionmenial and I'leveniive Medicine condiiciiii[! "IACII though the com Jersey still functioning as a the years. lor )'iviii|' the people a rt'h letiduiii on rcsniuce recoverv academics," the Con plications, including college • OF MORE THAN $1 MILLION % petition is keen," Rinaldo showcase for live entertain- Virginia M. Wilson leseaii li and clinical pto|'.rams. and nuliv idual physicians gressman said. "I ex|x. ct to hoard lest scores and school Two of the more durable \\i:i hel|> was lieineiidoiis in iliesc lv\(i bailies tor the pen hiiv inj' the backi'ioiind. said. "New Jersey up ment. As such, it was scholarship deadline p 64B W. Milton Avo. receive hundreds of applica records, must reach his members of the Ridgewood pie. Diane is a ie.il li) liiei l"i ihe people and would be a plicauts have been of such recently added to the of- IN UNNECESSARY PATRONAGE? Rohwny Sime this silent health haziird has such ii dramatic lions this year from Washington office by Company, Stage Director ttcineiidnii'* lepte-eiilaliv f nl the people. high calibre that they have ficial State Register of High School students stating their name, address, inipai'i on public hciillh. both K-ilcial and Slate liovcrn residents of the 71h Con- November .10. The deadline Maria Paynton and Music I velvn \N ilsi HI has dedu aled liei lile to impri ivitij! the fared exceptionally wel^ in Historic Places. who are interested in apply- city, state and zip code, ap- menis have become involved in lank le;ik detection ;itul gressional District asking does not apply to those Director Chester Wolfson, ing for $1,000 college c|iiahly nl hie Ini people in nui Loiiinninii\. As a public l winning appointments. proximate grade point pie'.euiioii In \ )HA I'lesideut Hea;:;in signed into law the me to nominate lliem for an seeking admission to the In 1937, when the "Old have frequently been singl- servani. she has helped ilinu>auiN ol people aliam a bet More importantly, once ac- scholarships should request average and year of gradua- Humane Society lla/iiidotis ami Solid Wastes Amendment amending the [ippoinlmciu." Coast Guard Aendenn. Rahway" (as it was pre- ed out by critics for the pro- • OF BEING DENIED YOUR RIGHT TO lei Me I-vclv u\ SCIIMHV ii v in tin.- pioblems and concerns applications by December tion. eMstnij', Resource ('onsci viiiion and Recover) Act cepted. Ihey have con viously known) was still in fessional polish they have ol Ihe people aie despaiatek needed mi mn KahvvavC'il v I, 1986 from Educational urges rabies shots tRCRAi. I hese Aiuendnieiils will aid leiler;il and Stiile sistently proven their ability its first decade of operation lent to the Ridgewood pro- Council She will lisien in tin- people a nil. il possible, i'.ive Communications Scholar- Sixty-live winners will be VOTE ON MAJOR ISSUES - LIKE THE ai'eueies to bettei identify what tank businesses have in by successfully completing and the gold leaf of its ductions. The company them ihe help Ihev need I he program anil earning ship Foundation, 721 N selected on the basis of |-or ci^lil years doctors have charted the path ol the I'IOUIHI and their contents. elegant 1920s interior decor consists of a total of 64 McKinley road, Lake Alilinii|i|i ihe peisoiialiik-s n| the nval mayoral can their commissions." still glistened, the Ridge- academic performance, in- NEW CITY HALL AND FIREHOUSE? iahies outbreaks from Ihe recouK of eouniv health Manulaciurcis ol iindeigiound Links musi now actor-singers, plus a Forest, Illinois 60045. ilul.nes lend m 11 n.iu- iln- uevvspapeis, the elections lot wood Gilbert & Sullivan volvement in extra- departments. Rabies is now aboul /() miles wesl ol New comply with new performance standards. Since most 14-picce orchestra. This in- eoiinul ineinbeis aie e(|iiallv nupoiiani In tins context I Opera Company was form- To receive an application, curricular activities and Jersey and edging lot ward a distance ol .)() miles pet ye.u. oldei tanks were merely made of steel, their useful The Congressman noted cludes an alternate cast of hll'hlv leeoiiinienil ihe clei lion nl Wnuek, ( aivaJhu. and ed by Kay and Jack Edson. students should send a note need for financial aid. Ihe onibieak iippeais dcstined_|o insudC-Ncw - Jersey.- lilennic. is.nuw .u an end.- The American I'ctrnfcum ln: IIwit the value __o£. an ]0_ principals and some WIIMUI nn Imo A .dniic vviili Nlavoral caiiilulale Marsh to Next year, it celebrates its "We are ilierefore urging all pel owners have their stituie esiimaies thai over VI) |x:rceiil of leaks in steel academy education is chorus substitutes. • OF FRIVOLOUS LAWSUITS WHICH put ihe people and Ihe lavpaveis lust in Rahvvav! 50th anniversary. do^.s and c'iits vaccinated as soon as possible. All towns tanks are hum corrosion. These tanks are like estimated at SI50.000. That The Rahway production pro\ ule free rabies shots ami bv calliiii; loc;il he.tlth uinleij'iound time bombs with overworked ju'vernmenl IDITOR'S NOTH: In order for us to adequately prepare the includes the cost of class The venerable North Jer- on Sunday, November 9, Burgos awarded COST THOUSANDS OF TAX DOLLARS? ilepiiilitieiil your readeis ean find out when ami wheie aj'encics trying ;o control each disaster. L'ommunily Calendar, all events for the following week work, mandatory athletics sey institution today ranks will have two performances: Jnmos J. Fulcomor Ihe climes ;ire held. ns of I..U.S. I. problems include odors of toil would like them to ap|x:ar. and ift.OOO in annual pay long-established troupes 1 evening performance. Tic- pets vaccinated. I'.asoline or oi', especially after a rainy period, oily lasies in each student receives. specializing in Gilbert & kets are S8 (all seats reserv- Marine Lance Cpl. and conduct over a three- • OF SERVICES WHICH KEEP waiei, and shin.ineiy colors in water. A pmix'riy owner RAHWAY While graduates must give Sullivan. Critics have com- ed), and may be purchased Reynard I. Burgos, son of year period in the Marine oi resident shoiiM nninedialely call the lociil l-ire Depart Rafael R. and Yolanda D. Ninn Austonborg SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1 - Rahway Retired at least five years to the pared its productions at the Arts Center box of- Corps. A parking Cofch-22 mem. Hoaid of lle;ilili, or. best of all, the State Depart Burgos of 2232 Allen St., DISAPPEARING? Dlroctor Railroaders, meeting, 11 a.m.. Senior Citizens Center. military service, most favorably to those of the fice, 1601 Irving Street, ment o| l-.nvirouincnial I'roteeiion Action I.me (609) Rahway, was recently He is currently serving 1 1 1 im hu ui | Tho Humnno Socloty l-Sterbrook Ave., Railway. choose to make il a career. original D'Oyly Carte Com- Rahway, or ordered by Rih'v', ; 'u ;, ,'""," ^" •"" ' '">,ved ,o .u>.) 71/..'. Keep a diary of all events lhai happen, lake awarded the U.S. Marine with 24th Marine Am- K W u:l of tho Unltod Statos THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6 - Railway American pany in England. Some con- phone, any weekday or I ii",„ " \" ^^''" """'His pregnant. ()„, down the names and titles of all persons you s|>enk with, Corps Good Conduct phibious unit, Camp l.e- Mld-Atlnntlc Rogionnl Offlco legion, meeting. 581 Maple Ave., Rahway. District residents in- sider its "Pirates" superior Saturday between the hours •"'"""""^"'"•""'•""^''^•ll'nrvvhicliison.heco, and what they lell you. Ask for copies of all reports, and Medal. jcune, NC. CLARK terested in attending one ol to the splashy and popular of 11 a,in, and 2 p.m., and uudei no citcunisiaiices ignore a petsisteni problem. 1980 Broadway production Burgos received t he- WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER' S - Rahway Municipal ihe academics may obtain Thursday evenings, 5 to 8 He joined the Marine Did you Know? additional information by that had pop vocalist Linda p.m. TOP CONTENDER ... Lisa Newell. 13, of Rahway, award for good behavior Corps in January 1983. OF BEING IGNORED? Consult ;ui attorney experienced in environmental Council meeting, pro meeting conference, 7:.1() p.m.. writing to Rep. Matthew j. Ronstadt in a lead role. finished fifth in the 14th Annual Bishop Louglin In- X ray.s of Ihe Mona lisa law, and find out what your rights arc. In most instances, Rahway City Mall council chambers. The phone number to call Rinaldo. 11.18 Rayburn terscholastic Cross Country Meet, held at Van Cor- show there ;ire three e;nlier you will save yourself a lot of worry, anil preserve your "Pirates," noted for its lor reservations or further Atom Tabloid, Rahway Kiwanis versions beneath the final WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12 - Clark American Legion liuildiug. Washington, D.C. tlondt Park, Bronx. She represented St. John the Apos- right to ;i clean environment, making the law woik for Post .128. meeting. X p.m., Westfield Ave. sparkle and energy, is the information is 499-8226. product. 20515. tle School and ran against 119 others. Lisa will run in IF WESTFIELD & CRANFORD CAN vou. the 1986 Junior Olympic AAU Assn. Championship in canned goods collection begins November in Bernardsvillo. She has been competing RE-ELECT American Legion offers since she was seven, running with hor father in road RUN THEIR TOWNS FOR $2 races. Lisa started running cross country last season RALPH FROEHLICH I he liolulav season is Sheld, Williams ask constituents to vote needy families in ihis area under the coaching of Miss Yancy Munoz. rapidK apptoai him1, and al your holiday dinner, just Inrd Ward Councilman scholarship information Your generosity mid kind Committee. FOR UNION COUNTY MILLION LESS . . . though mn\i o| us look al think about that one can so- Max She Id and l-ourih their proven record of ser- ness made many |>eople Shekt and Williams urged this tune as ,i time ol jov meone else may be enjoy- Ward Coimcilmiin Harvey v ice to Rahway." An American Legion happier than you could ever Rahway citizens to voto to these beneficial and infor- Scholarship fund to honor Prof. Zirnite ing. Williams have sent letters to "Railway's progress as a liUighter and (• Svnitir I government, for nearly \N iishinijliHi \\e , ( arlrnl Kch»»l 1539 tl,111.00 $71.50 Avenel, N.J. Kvll> s<- "II St. (.'l "NOTCH" PROGRAM PARTICIPATION...Rep Matthew J Hinuldo. R-N J , (enntor) 50,000 High School Juniors ' AM-. the senioi Republican on tho House Seloct Committee on Ayinij. slimes a moment with nnituir. on n mi IOUI .1.1 .K. llu;li SVIIIMII each year: 201-750-0232 committee Clmirmuu l-i1w;\rd HovfMl, D Cnhf . am) Atii(|iiil (Deai Ahby) Viin Huron ilui IOI linilti Riiniii ing a itu:ent inoetinu in Washington t)o;\r Abhv piutlcipiited in a C.ipitol Hill uilly in sup- $3,402,50 MM, 00 Generating « variety of If you huve been \\ .isliniiMnii AM ., Isclin "Ionia Senior Hl«h Schoul FOR MAYOR port of legislation intioitorod hv Hinalifo and Roybal to corioot the Social Security OW) 0) « tl 20 U U activities in local com- UNOEdSHERIfF UNOtMNIRirf last St.. C'oloniti JOHN TROIAMO "notch" piotilem Ihe notch, which vv.i:, cieateil when ComiM'ss acl(>d to conoct ii 10110 BONUS HO 60W munities each November us INJURED AUU C. IHHTIK founder iind National Co llTatilll*UI«tiaMI \97? orror in the benefit toiinul,i. has lesulteil in many Soci.il Security recipients FRIDAY. Od. 2* PICK FOUR Call For A Due To: • n Turi Wtk TIM IMH Mn IHI. • HUM •in lUiiMtk NiKi ttn receiving ns much tits weie applauded by H.101.00 1117.00 cation Week, • II Tim «III U«nn I N»«I»MI For All Injuries • Slips & Falls 4 Oohv m hoi IMIIOIMIIV svnilicII Recovery LAPOLLA • FAHEY • QREEN VOTE ROW A FOR YOU! " !• l>«tM«IIWl»UKI J 1illlM. Mantari Girl Si.nut Council, Inc The with a community service turing, technical services, Dohinc Research ( ., ,.•• .. <|| (/i-M-i'.; S' .V.OI'.' Council is a non-profit corporation serving over '? 000 qirl". and 3.500 adultn in organization to restore its ind quality control al Mer- Laboratories Division, Blue in automobile service sta Call 388-1717 .if.' ; f ic.i ] 1" .infinufi'.c ! h'J hirlh operations alter a ck production sites in Bell. Pa. He joined Merck lion. It opened in 19I.I and • if •),• if .:.III)'IIII.T Suk Boy Scout Troop 47 Middlesex and parts of Union. Somerset and Morimouth f.rjiintic:. .- , i,,-i, f). i.,v: in devastating lire, another France ami Brazil, with the nine years ago as a stalisti sold M) gallons of gasoline ,n Jr,,, r. I K'-in.-'U Sk'ik.il will organize a trade group ibjeciive of exchanging cian. Steve has a B.A. I he first dav. f .-n'.-t N,'./.-: vw-ii/lv.'il '•( II,. 1.1 to convey industry co'n technological, experience. degree in mathematics.from • i/. 111'.- i:..i!':n;.il i'[.,iii!|..ircril • earns badges in Canada * •nimnnnnrnnnmn •» XIIMIIIIMIIIIMIMIIIM , "il|||HHIITTII|IMn[TTi"> .11.- Mi. li.id IUnr.it i,|,Mclu cenis on stale cTivifonmea . Jed is project pharmacist Manhattan College 'and an ..Ii'.-Ii .Hill J',>IC I'lfi'.'fll "' I'd'. S<."'.ii-4vVi •• Snmc I l.i1. ,.-n. • Nc'A' York. nlpiiri Tiflhe comnuiNilv's " lal issues, and the other in the Merck Sharp & M.S. and Ph.D. in M.II.I'A.III . [lirj [Mlclfiai tu.Uid- 1 1 1 three will he working within biometrics from Temple Hii-iii. ,,ir Mr .in-) Me I|IIII>NII|>'I| I. . 'i:c lir- \llcr ^i . 'l.iv ^ "I C.impin;' cnniinue.l suppori (it the Dolime Division. West KEEP A WORKING TEAM IN OFFICE l(,i; i.,i':! ( .!••.'.-.'- nl .\v:ii'.-l I' r c ^ h > U.Ti.iii ( '•' ii. ii Hi .il I l.iiihui inn. ihc Hip I mop's paper recsclmj! el Rzza4n the company on projects Point. I'a. He joined Merck University. K;ihv.,\\. .ilii'ii.l'.1 I l!':u ,ni iiunic un.liuk\l .in 'i\cmi;;hl tnils held e\er\ Saiurdav aimed al improving com as a quality control inspec- He is a resident of J3 niial siiiiiiii'.-i urn,;' pri ij'i.11;i >!.i\ ;il ( .irlcKni 1 IIULTMU iiKiriuiij! al I lullmim Rons mumcaiioii and coordina tor in 1981). led has a B.S. I.ansdale. Pa. LINE 7B IN CLARK Iruni Ain'ii-I I'I 'I ,i' in Oli.r.1.,'.. ( IIIKKIII I he parkmi! lnl mi Si. (ieor^es Unvitations. lion among their depart- degree in pharmacy from C. (iideon Noioane: (ii LunchM.99 mental or divisional groups. I l.ilihiirlnii SLI PHI Ki.1 •'•••••.•. NUHHS iMrncil ;i i<>Lil-"l-l .<() A\e. the Philadelphia College of dcun Notoane will par- --mi Ll, .'.-V« Ou* l-.f/ 'harmacy and Science. Mr-, .UP,I Mr. |-r,iril I HIM MI (;in.nl;i IIKTII h.uij'cs in all phases "I I'umre ;iL'11\ Hies include The Fellowship program ticipate m a feasibility ( .iri./ri.-i ,ire (pruuil in .IIIIMUJMIC I'ACIII\ 111rit.- .'.inn-- .mi! -ci'iilini' ilnniu' Ihi> Mini a fiOih aiini\ersar\ and Specials was established by Merck to . He and his wife. Darlenc. study, review and redesign live in Silverdale. I'a. i leu Ic.ulciv iunii'i| \I,I:',I[;I IMLT priii'r.ini s|ia|ihe!li dinner, a Winter honor the late Henry W. of the company's interna- ( liri .iin.i I . ti Ixirn Vpi'.-nilv.'f Bock By Popular Demandl LOOK IV \'M, ,1, J | K ll".|'ii.il lulls, .I.INIMI' ,i' <.III:|I' | hese ,ti_ 11 \ MIL'S ucrc paid Carnival with the (,'uh Gadsden. who in 40 years Mayda de la paz Mar-tional financial data collec r WHAT USO IS DOING TODAY < hri fin.i I -. II -Ac-ij'hcJ *> II'- 1 SCHUIS. campiii[: m Kut/- with the health products tinez: Mayda Martinez will lion and reporting system. • >/, ,uM Mic.i.iifi.-J .10 nn.lies company, rose from the FOR YOU! I h<- ni.iii'r n.il p.indp.irijMis .ire IDWII. I'a.. and a vis.il to Monday . . . chair a committee of (iideon is accounting Kn-.i- .mil I'CUT Ik-rli-l nf Duser Air 1'iirce Hasc, Pick up our FKCF. guide lo buy STEAK & CHEESE SUB position of sales analyst lo representatives from New manager of the Merck sub- ( .iru-rii I In.- |p,ili-in.il I'r.inil Boy Scout Area Council ing mviMions .md a Groom's become chairman and Jersey pharmaceutical com sidiary in South Africa. He p.ircnis .lit Mr lunk I in-.i nl M;II> kind. checklist. Op.'ii 9 .i ni i.) f, : CbO. He retired in 1976panics that will discuss in Hntiil.i .IIKI Mrs J.i> ( '*>|vr nl I mop No. 47 has their p m . Mori if.ru f n Tuesday . . . joined Merck in 1978, and llil'hl.in.l I'.irt plans recognition dinner and died in 1980. dustry concerns on signifi- has had primary respon week I \ meet inys on 2 CHICKEN ON A STICK Paul Kerrigan The Atom Tabloid James J. Hongiovanm: cant environmental issues si hi lily for financial '. •:<[-''' p;'.O 'iiiMy'/' ifif> iJ' ''-'I 'V.i I ucsdavsat 7:30 p.m. at I he 1 V.I'. " "-'.li IJ'/j - ..".( .• I 111 HliV Sci Illls (it I Ins van's ilinnci will he lusi I'reshs tcriiin Church 219 Central Avo., Rahway, NJ Jim Bongiovamn will work with the staff of the New .statements from that sub- Amenta. Wiiicliuii}* \ILM ;hclil ai ihc I I I'cscailm Han Scnul Kmim. 547-1200 Wednesday . . . with the Railway YMCA. Jersey Department of ivii- sidiary. Kerrigan named (lHllll.ll. \\ ill ll'llll llli.-ll \ll ipii'l ( filler. 14V VV. •\in ho>. I01 (ir iikler ITALIAN HOT DOGS which reopened in 198.)vironmeuial Protection. He and his wife. Motlatsi, 1 Illlil I Kl,-''!)1 Ml I Hill .1 lid \\ • s!li-lil AM. .. Rnscllc wishinr lo he a scout, alter a tragic lire in 1981. Mas da is manager of en- live in Mamalodia. Pretoria. Jim will assist in organizing to Y.P. post Awards I) 11111 c I I'll S.i I ii r j I'.i.; should ciuiiaci Mike Billow. Married Couples Deduction Thursday . . . vironmental control in the They have three children. il;i>. Nm S j I he e\i'inn:' will ennsisi Ciimmillce ( hairnian. al I nl i HI. klails ami Inns HOT HAM & CHEESE SUB 1 4<>>) 77S4. (ir l-.il McLean. at Huffman Koos Ilit W;111.11111ij' A i c.i tl'iiei^ies al 6:30 p.m. CAMERA CENTER ( i»imc11. \\ Inch is din1 ill ilic Scout Masici. al Mi2 5734. Kevin Smith named I'ullewal h\ a cmnpleic ilm Friday . . . Postal Service George Long, President James Curley, C.P.A., of I;M|'.(.'S| COIIIKIIS in S(_".'. KODAK VR 35 Gimcrn. nci al 7:30 p.m.. the awards EGGPLANT PARMAGIANA SUB of Huffman Koos, an- Kaimey, a Huffman Koos J c i sc \, will hi' .us anil in1. iu •' Model K12 n.off and a (uicsi speaker. I'an ot School sets changes testing to Pru post nounced the appointment executive since 19H4, was (il Hm Scums' lii|!ln.-si li/nchn S«r««d 'III 1 P.M. llie cnsi nl ilie e\enun' is he 1 of--- three new Vice Himied Vice President, Con nwanls mi ilie ('mini il k'\cl T —procedures — 5X7 MI; dniialcd In se\eral lai^e flea market •" Kevin"M.'SmHlforCfarfc locations during his I I year Presidents, effective im I roller and Treasurer. cipuiaiiiins. has been promoted lo direc- career with the company. mediately. with I he Insi is ili'.' SiKi'i St. Mary ol the Assump- The Postal Service has tor in the Guaranteed Pro- He was a manager in Guar- Paul Kerrigan of Clark is Pat Bruno of Jersey City Heau'i whicli IS an nwanl All adnli scmneis aie in tion f I ijih School. 237 this ad 12 Ox. Soda announced a new method ducts area of the Prudential anteed Products division the new Vice President of was named Vice President- 1 st WARD BOB ELLENPORT |ni e\iY|>ln uial sci\ ,ic H i \ ncd in aliend ihe diiiiiei. Smith Broad St.. I-Ti/abeth. for acceptance of Clerk/Car- Asset Management Corpor- before this promotion. 1 (with each •pedal) Distribution. /Merchandising. l!ii\ Snuils. .iiul tin .ci"iul I he chairnian nl ihc will hold an indoor flea •1* .V-.i :> < ',- rier, Mailhaiuller and ation (PAMCOI. Florham A 1973 graduate of Fair- One Hour Film Developing Available 1 is tin S|Mii|'i'i'M Awaiil ti>i ! aw.iid ihniicr is Mr. Heinie market on Sunday. Nov. 2. Distribution Clerk Machine Park, a subsidiary of The 2nd WARD BILL CARUSO l Icigh Dickinson University, l'M.l'|it|IHl,ll s^l \ K\' III I \ | I'.ilii/ Ainune wishini: > a.m. to 4 p.m. The school applications and examina- Prudential Insurance Coin Smith is an associate of the Snve Moriny • Check Our Pficoi Boloro You Buyl 1 I NSDAR Chapter to meet ^COMMUNITY plni in) . .1 |iii'i'iair I"' '-Mi Is j iiimc inriiniiaiioii or nckeis spokesman reports there tions scheduling. pany of America. Society of Actuaries and a 3rd WARD JOE C0MARATA 381-5888 .mil Inn s in <-p |.| | In- u-L i [ lui ihc c\enin;'. iwhich aie will be over 100 lahles. PzzaAnd .A t W i< f.ll III'! ( < HI J ill- \\ lln file- .t 11 <|f it member of the American Plans are being made to C CAMERA I'li'llls (111 I)' 'I I 11 • i\S 'A h' I ! •- .'Hi ina\ cuniaci Mi. I'aln/ Applications will now be The Rebecca Cornell ifiurii ni;i\ hi-.ilili- t<> (It-din I 1" . «>! I'I. Academy of Actuaries. 1 K-Mart, Super Center, Smith joined '['he Pru- join a "New Jersey Day" at 4th WARD RON KENNEDY • pi.ditied iMI ricil inrniiii' up t«> > '. i M M I , accepted lor an indefinite Chapter NSDAK will hold ** CENTER 1489 MAIN ST., RAHWAY llll'\ .III' Illllll l.ll-ll ll.llllis i ,,i 'i. 5 -11-17. nr Ihc Wai puXccUxir children... 1 till' It •>-,•! i-.il IIIM^ -|M.»|s.- dential in 1975 in the ac- .Smith and his wife. Judy, 1 v£. DRIVE Rahway • 382-1100 period of time at the Mum its next meeting on Wedncs Jockey Hollow. Morris an aiiiiDiiiii eil al ilie din ; i hum Area (Huncil al Paid for by Joel Soltier, Traoiurar, 1986 dark Democratic Comm., 195 Glbion Blvd., Clark, N.J. A SAFELY t public HTficr mr**tiQi from tht IHS Post Office. Federal Square, tuarial division. He hashave two daughters, Jessica day. Nov. 5. at the home of town. Luncheon will be Mi'i. i Open / Days 11 A.M. to 11 P.M. served as several Prudential and Allison. Newark. Tuesdays through Mrs. Arthur /ambito. served at the Governor Thursdays. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Morris Inn. Recipe of the Week Recipe of the Week Illlllllllllil (*K*X> ®@® IIIIHItllHI and post offices in the area where the ZIP Codes begin Did You Know? with 070 through 073. The firs! American coin bearing the portrait of a living All applications received president was the 1926 half dollar. It bore the heads of * * * Remember to Vote Tuesday * * * will be pluced in a computer Presidents. George Washington ami Calvin Coolidge. file.' Based on projected hir CLi. <=»• ing needs, a percentage ol To Re-elect iiirth Announcumonts applicants will be randomly will appear in selected, by the computer, FOURTH WARD RESIDENTS win appear in x> to be scheduled for ex Wi'dnusday's Atom Tabloid y^y animations. Therefore, al RON Congressman Bernard J. Dwyer and Thursday's — individuals who apply will Kiihw IV Mews Record/Clark Patriot not necessarily be scheduled for the written exaiiiina I ill Out Out Imiii Ui'Uv Anil Mail With Cluvk To KENNEDY "Representative Dwyer has consistently voted to protect consumers' health, Birth Announcement lion. safety and pocketbooks. . ." The local post office will 219 Central Ave., Rahway, N.J. 07065 acknowledge receipt of all applications within 60 days, -- Consumer Federation of America It's A Hie computer will retain Mr. & Mrs _ applications for two years. "Your work on the appropriations health subcommittee has helped insure ac- \ Those not scheduled for the cess to quality care for all Americans. . ." 11)( . . . _ . . aro proud to announce examination within the two llu1 Writ) of Ihflr tKnuiliti'i/son , years may renpply at the W: Ntullih in.il.. ., I I'M .lkl.l-.| HI Illlnlllnix (|,.....I'll, HI .ll -.tin,.,I n ,, I Ixim _ end of that time. Multiple -- American Nurses Association-PAC M.> , weighed lbs ozs., - i'UU . HIIUIIIIV hnilin Please send a letter to eliminated. of Senior Citizens. . . International Union of Police Associations. . . IliMif i <\ \<>)-\ I lIV.IM' nililll K'v II cu|i pluln yiiuiii'l II flip VI'KI'lllllIf Illl find iiuMsuu'd Inches. Brothers/Sisters at When eligibles are iden I cup iil|.|iui piisi' Hum tified by the computer for Endorsed by: the New Jersey Education Association AFL-CIO. . . National me _ I i'U|i whole whi'iit lluur examination scheduling FOURTH WARD COUNCILMAN Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare. . . I .'I (lip SIIMIII' The matemiil (iranilp.iu'nts are. ....__ they will be contacted as to * IritNpimn* linUln^ |iuwr If you require- more- thdn one- li'ttcr. simply send names <\ when and where to report II ll-IINpllllll IIIIIUIMI 111111111111111 .uldiesscs on . . of ..... scparatt.' shivt of papot. (Pk'.\sij print) for written examinations. I I U'ilNptlllll Mill GEH VOTE LINE B HID II I cti|i rhiippcd ilnd's I '- ru|i rliiippril withuils The patenuil iiiiiiulpaii'iits are This method will reduce TUESDAY NOVEMBER 4 Let's Keep Congressman Dwyer working for us Letters will tie mailed in time for Christmas the number of individual I'lirt'i- liiiininitH In Mi-nilcr il rupi, ('iiinlilni' wllliI*KHN. ..of Deadline for requests is December 20, 1986 tested and help eliminate yoHurl mill nil milII w HI lilrndicl.(umlilnc flnum, MIKHI-. false hope of employment 1 st WARD BOB ELLENPORT IIIIMMU pnw tli'r, I'liiniinnin mill hull. Mukc well In centi'i- Keinemliei, vour iinnouncement will appear 4 M1 opportunities, while still (if dry Inui-nlli-nlx, I'.mr In liuniinii mixture, Sllr until in hoih Tlie Atom Totikild M\d the K.«l\wav Enclosed please find 2 per letter 2nd WARD BILL CARUSO Vote Democratic — Tuesday, Nov. 4 nil InHieillenU iiri-Jtixl IMIIISII'IKMI. Sllr In (IIIICM mill \vu|. Checks payable to: REL ENTERPRISES preserving an equitable mil*. .Spoon Inln I \i well WI.'IIMII .Iliuli MHifrin llnx. Muke " itrlot system for community 3rd WARD JOE C0MARATA Cotl . Avenel. N.J. 07001 ID II 4(H) 1'iivrn ^0 toUrt IIIIIUIII'N, Mnkt". I ilo/cn imifritm. members to apply for posta rur nrattuum 6%^ iiiiiiiinniii tem^iii positions, according to i Paid for by Joel Soltzor, Troasuror Paid for by ttu Dwyer for Congrats Comm. spokesperson. 195 Gibson Blvd., Clark, N.J. >{•';•'. '-•,''/--•• '/.".'<•:••'•;.

RAHWAY NMWS-RKCORfJ/CLAMK FAIHIOT MUKSbAV, ()( UA'A.Hl'A), \<)H(, i'ACil)',\C,l.- 9 County high jcboo! N.J. college football selections football selections Indians to close season at home .-'... \i ii-i--.•-.: l/vfiv;fi Siac; at Mont ::.•:•' - -:-» !'- .!.'i;r. > p ifr I lie Indiam lo r'.-U;fii "') Ih';;,' v,i by K.iy Hoii|',l;iiul fnirr, CttsUr 31 . «*». i v..v. .. 21 14. Ihe Kiihwiiy Iiidiiins will -.:. f. •. y. V, „:::. • Ola :\\>',r>> ;il KM/, close ils home senson on •I.M'/M. I '0 V;'llh J'-fy, Siiiiirdny when ihcy hosi !., v.:r, 27 14 ihe Irvincton (iniip b- - . .: - v fVcr' (owners. This is (he ihird .:- •'•: - 'rr.. •>.•.-.; nicutiMf, helweeii Ihc Will- - > < 'si- i " i .'0 No './J[I|/;M, cliurif•, Contort'nee- nv;ils, M.Ir> i.ind I'.-.irn 37 7. Kiihw.'iy won I he first

" &'.-'' ;': r.«'.-« ': ' •' I wo ionics, in 1984, 22 0, I " f(J Sii y|i:-;li;ifin;i vcored and in I9H5. 8-0, ._....,.„.- . /.j <-,((('-. i*-< *«.«rV.. ^h'mld Hoth if.-ims ,irc wiulcibin —•- •••*• live c.ames this season, i .!•-; •:r;'/u:'/. to nip Up"-il.'i I>i.ii ?.•-.;•,-.: i- V,; lili/ahelh wnllopod Ihe Iiidiiins S.t io 0 ;ii Veteran's Memorial Held lasi Siilur- day, ».' •" i ' '\ ' I V,'r' rV:'',-. Vi'» B-';'.'r •>•'•' '. •••'•'•.'.'- '•',- Ihe Miniilemen domin- iiieil Ihe luinio. i^iiiiitif.', 34.1 i- ?>:;: 1 - yards and held ihe winlcss Indians io 2l) yards. •, f :-.t*+/- I'li/abeih came up with Soccer action kicks on in Clark 1 nine sacks.

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- • fc Hnot named '•'. .'. K / Villanova Pi- O,- -.', Mi--.: M.. > :. '••'-: volleyball MVP S.-rrC s Me- Mi-.- : '. RAHWAY .nd CLARK H- ::. Y.- Ji-- S^n r.;.:; r.:.: ••>. CITY TENNIS COUNTS RESURFACED AND aEOP-ENEO...Th'.- R.Mhw.v/.-).-rims courts .Pi:-:'' k:-r.i.'j .-v.•.-•:.: -r*1.-. FOOTBALL ,. »i.... •<• "... z~ ~ ••.'.••.• z ~\z *._'•••:• ••?':•>.: ,'i-~-•-••-'-•.•' rKU.rtfn.i-a- ;,riaV\;A<\<^\ ff|;orted Suo \u «•,;;. :;.v *.'^.r.; ir-.-- Jrr"', Rfiir- -,;••• -: B-'-^"j." SC'i'-.i Ci-'oc:;.' P-;'A;J, P..-cr.-.;,%or. C/vprirtrrir-nt Followni') tin- opening of SCHEDULE: 1 I- •-.-. Y .- -,. I . it: ;•••• ••:-..•:'.• ;' •• ; Be.;/,- < ... k ••"•••• '.'.•,'••. -; •C',".-;"--' .',-•:', '•.-,•; ",',--. '..•- - ",'f-, 'c hijnrjr.-r by Mr', M,'irili;inj| and Mr '.!,::.;: !>,--. f r r \." : .'...-:•: IV >••; \.:•.;.•. i\ '-,.•••. r ... -. • .. "•••', "!•• S'-•'.-' .' :.•''.", ':-' ^ •-;'•! ':'•:• ^ ..' i:" f- • I'-nns hf-lpf-r •, Gi.-orrj<- Hovnnk and Football scenes ••'•.-.• ••' '/: .'-.?•/.,• , n • .. • Saturday, Nov. 1 Saturday, Nov. 15 I-S •.-••. •••- fi: • . :' •'«., Bound Brook at Ktihwiiy eil Plainfidd , #».. * t -,...,. # ... • ••••• Johnson — 2:00 •-'--.: '••<•;. (j. :, -.: - 1:30 ->v.'..V ..-.- I'.•:•• r'. ••,, [.,, j ... , . ... /,..v;. \-:..:<. ••,:.-.: Y.-•:-.'. Y.:'.-.:•.• Irvincjton • Johnson at Bivarly FIRST WARD RESIDENTS <-•:':•.':•: :,-:•: > :, ( <:-. • .. - 2:00 :,:.-: [>:••:...-: •'•...•;• A ' VOTERS of - 1:00 i BOB Saturday, Nov. 8 . : ,•:, ( •.•.'.-.::•>:•: ;•;:::••: Spininli;ni(| i Thursday, Nov. 27 Il W \;',: ' •..::•;•:'. ;•',,•: .:. CLARK TOWNSHIP i K MI*II lli;| K Hillside rk at 1 1 S'j'vr Her, ' 0 '-...i ;. V, • , Johnson -- 10:30 'r;'.ij'\;< i ' n I , v. ',( '''. : ELLENPORT - 1:00 l SNEAKERS: WORK SHOES: (;.• Mi-/ *•:.•:.:.? •.,•;•: ;,< /.'.re-: four ti;: e .. .:-.•: Railway at Union — a.in. .;.:,•: .>••••::::;••; '.',• .,:, <;V.: We ask for your support :' . : '.'- '.'. ':••: '.r.U't'i ViTitf; >.,<::,:. ','. \V) K/ct.. V.e:r;e: ,':i'J ',u- :<>: IAICC IO: f '/,r'• eJ AC;I 'Mc-i ;.e!;. Jfihr. J,:\ k'.-y;or,;j! Mli^t !')' I.III.:.-J s l.'ji;-.:., ;::••: ..^.L. .•;•//«•". KMUV". 'tire- .,ir-.;i;. letter> Arn> l.orj; aiicj Mai' Rn ••:',. ' :ii \*,"i ,i. .< .ill .'ir.'J leu VOTE "YES" '.l,OA'.-d f,-r.c -,-ff'.-t f'.'Stj'cr Nortlibkc YOUR AD CAN ; ni A ACII is- '"jin;1 iiamcl i (ir.e ef'ort- ^.-i:,'.' adJc : b> adidas 1 Ken, BE HERE FOR M\ f in tV.th H*- ' Hrut ; A?!.ifii /atiifij;!/ ,.-, ) ( njrt THE ENTIRE v A ;• r.;ir:ic '. ", 'he ;iil M;it-.- K'--.tjir.o f I'A ji,J \ ,i. PUBLIC QUESTION FOOTBALL SEASON .J.'.-J .'l.'I '.Oljri'v ''.Ml.': . Ihc '.jro - liaV.er> r U;. e 1 \<> a H'.-.iau '• ( I'A dn-Ar.-.-J l.'jt'cr ' Ac.1; 3 .< lie I>.-im; . ll'i'A'.'en i ( jn,;ijs \ e:i JIM' 4 i en BOND ORDINANCE FOR Crusaders edge ONLY $51.00 v.ored tv.o arid J<».- (iiiariM Pl!H2iT Timbcrland ^ A' VI!!;II.',..I Helen h.r, [ f.,a'.- h> l>.r.:,:c V:;T". CONSTRUCTION OF NEW 1 a'Jd'.d oi;e (or Va-.tan) '•• K;..in drat.:;., lit-.-.m Drake. AT DISCOUNT PRICES ',', \Ur l.r.,', f [•Li,. .'; in (.'••::'. [n.r--h su/.e . I .:.. *'j .•)'>.-/, .i 2 l Aii, 1 l>inn> V.-JTO v.'.red the !..:! Roselle, 13-12 Mi': 'ic;*i n n IN; '•:•.•:,(.'• Iri'.l. fur Ke i.mi" V.Iin fie MI..IN '.e.ir She .'. r, Vei:dinj's ;''..il A.i' v.i.red (201)486-8012 Miiurcr, K'. J);i//.'.-'t ,i v>;,iiortiorc al •>i :isL':>'. cd r' • xi I'a-ne1 by Kay lloagland ri,i/j••_ I In I he l'lii!;i'!elplii.i I ', Mnli.iel Slain::'.-;. Jerrv lion to the Crusaders 25, • ri|r'.-r f..i'J h'.-'l ihc m.'it'.h fmiii \\ end;. < alder and FI REHOUSE ! The fourtli inocting of (hen Scoll Baldsvin drove < J'-'L-'. •'l .!'ju?!jJ!ije;j: !ca;u l>.-iii'' Je!ll'-j Ul _-.eiiA-| O'J0HNNIE%mC. - rjrh--Tr-tt:Tin-.i JKT^A v.ilti N'i'.l Regain" \ anaf < • the •• Arthur t.. Jntinsot I hi1, -.'.-.'ir. I'III'I li;r> f'.'en .i ,i!,': Sle'.eii Me;.er had ;'^«.J FIRST WARD COUNCILMAN OverTroin tlieOne-yard lino. Uno of Umon Count/'% Lorycsf O' t. '.f .--I 'JI,.I ..-.T'.-'J j"/;il J'.-fn recer.ed ;'ood del'.n>i.e Rogional C'riisndcrs and the Baldwin rushed for 137 HnllriKirk Ctifd S(>loctioir. Give Your Affer the Game... f<_-;jtri I'.-.nlcf 'i' Ihe Wililtai'.. ('..Hue |i ir ( ,IMI[ u-. \ en AND PURCHASE OF NEW GOOD LUCK ••:•>:<;:' '< t.n: I ;[x.-d I'olv {EB VOTE LINE B IB-7I In ihe final minutes the After Anything... A /I!: I A'; •.Muds .it M I I Saturday afternoon al • MUSIC BOXtS j Helen, (me nl len ( oiiiitr;, V|inre .lowneil ( hrmiie Iei.li I 0 mi a foal TUESDAY NOVEMBER 4 Rams ran (o the five-yard '86 I 'yll II,': '/:;]'/.!> \ J'IIIII.'/II ('iris tennis p.m. • NORMAN R0CKMU KICKS ( lark S[«>ris ( cr.ii.-r d 2 t>-. Antlioin Saladino FIRE line only to have Clark in- cJiililrcii lln.il ol I'l.iinliekl. in * PRtCIOUS M0MINTS alwayi meets at D. Rosen 4 I'nals and an as ist. SI.K.\ series two panics io one; I LIIHIIN;' IH:I sister Vemnici delensise came Inr I'oK 2nd WARD BILL CARUSO COUtCTABUS ll/.J^.lll I':.Illl AMI ',.'.T i f I.ilk '• iliir:! • Acre JillK.- Kolh ret'irded IWD ('U.IK Clark won last year 23 to S Confectionery •Aim |'l.n' nil Selnn H.ill ( liminc PUMPER * HUSSIU STOVlft AND v f I.irk le.ini I I lj in .i '86 : H'.-IM/'.- Niiiiili'.- MI^'II'-TO. and asiisled ON inn i-n.ils 3rd WARD JOE COMARATA Ihe game will be hold on ' I nr. 'f sii \ \ v HIIL- > hull |J\I' Auto ln>t t" ( cum BARTON'S SUGAR- TOWNE HOUSE irii'.- pl;i)'.''l .ii li'ini'.i' .mil K.iilr, Wollr.iin stnred tv, Ja-mi Sniilh Hin Appreciation Day. Clgarottei, ii'.iin i. ,i junior umi ti> Stjuire '> I. SI.IL> R Jason K a I / n.is also The Bound Brook team is Too Old To ©O, RESTAURANT Nowipaper ;111J111- .111>Hi ,irls m.ijnr .it had lour JMI.IIS and an assist. Paid for b> Jean and Ixhsard R P.uhism.ik Wt Glodly GUI Wrcp Grouting Cardi ; 'MIIII.III .iiul Ni(.olc K.in, irediled «illi ,m assist still looking lor their I'irsi 1453 Main Stroot Vill.i IIIHJ, «iih c.ireer Jne> Dclk-neilkiiis and 1 Retired Township Clerki Paid for by Jool Soltzcr, Treasurer In ,i |'ir I. Itiuir, 11i.i''.h ^liik- ilie team ol MIIHII ( linslma I ai'>o and Andrea win of the season, while I as|nr,itions in hmai ( 11;is I'eteisnii each lalhed ^Gib Blvd., Clark, N.J. 170 WESTFIELD AVE. TEAM, Rahwoy Jlilllr.MI ilclr.llfil N'.flh Muii.r. .tin) l).iii.i M.iM.iMn S.il>ulirii> alsn added line el Johnson is now 2 ami 2 on lA" and Jasim Kal/ added Be Homesick? CLARK, N.J. 07066 388-8100 I'I.IIII(I-M •» K. I IIIII.III-'I .'.illi a rls ( cmcr's ihe season. | niie Ini (.'otinirs S<|iiire. 574-0510 CO JullllMih -A IIIIICI , V.CIf JII.IIIIU- IIIKIIS .trid SIRT/I }!iials were scored In I'.n 527 W. Grand Avo. ! ('.ills Kenneth .Joe I aibo The Johnson Crusaders Optn Wtikdayi t Saturday J.is nt He in/i- N.ii iiln- IJfOVMI. I, U. I (,. I I (iuarmo .mil Kiclne I'm had to hulllo down Io the 6:45 a.m. • 9[00 p.m. Rahwayyay, IN.J. , and (.'oalie Hobtn Herhsier Sunday 6i4S a.m. • 3t00 p.m. MII'IM.TII. K;IIli> VV >>ltr:IIit enpm wire io whip a Mmnp Station Cab l>la\ed well Inr Cntmir> RE-ELECT you 574-8409 .mil I lie il'iulil'.' ir.iiii ill JIIIIII s'Ui s y ) inn.i \ I n. Roselle Rani team 1312 al Well, Maybe.... l*ol>throinc lech slml Si|inre. l-.ililic Illlrkc scored ( illliK n Hr|||irv.\ nrl \n if.mi ik-le.ik-d I In- Scolcli Nolan Held on Saturday out (^ualil) Auto HIKU In a Inr |)\|» n,i ( USIIIH. \ \ I'l.iins K.iuU-rs 'I'l ^ In afternoon. But, never too old to Mlllor Shoos Best Wishes sture oi 3 0 (ieraril Sena Suier Kern dtiw neil |)<>n\ COUNTY CLERK GOOD LUCK ')/ .»() Johnson's Robert WHfRf WE FI! SH0I5. to the Indians Bowcn want to know what's NOT MERtlY StlL THW lAIIOIIAIOIIILS^' Scull MIIIM ilnlli'il ,i slnil K.ilhs ' lull1, Moil Imii Banasiak thwarted a Did you know? OF UNION COUNTY INDIANS TtDHITt IMI"i lilt ll|'!i! iiiini't nl Illc c'.L'iits. t.il.inr I la- t.mli ill conversion run altempt going on at home. Good Luck t'IMl III Illllil |H.-|lllll .IX LIT • With This Coupon '' -ts, h.iis. '; I. b.il.mu- IWVECAREFUIU A rodent's lower jii^ is limited li> jiivc a siiicwise sawing with 3:30 left in ihe name This Year •ii-liiiii lii I'IH- K;ilm;i\ ,i I I) l>e.nil, ll .'>. iiml Hi M i/ TUT for iheCiusadeis to hold on motion as well as cutting up and down. Keep up with the i VMII HUT Johnson ,n \i i|,in use ill ') JS for a win. GEES OFF Wl . . . I it Id Walter G. Halpin The Rams, with a season sports and social news ANY PURCHASE BELL DRUGS An- I'mfi-wioiKiK in Inniilo & lllllILT ( .llll.lj.ll \S Illl IH',11 7th Bayway Reunion mark of 3 anil 2, had cut the while you're away LUNCHEONETTE OVER »2500 Post Control. .1 Jiiliir.nn dtli'iiilci .mil ATLANTIC CITY... V.I.P. LUXURY BUS Open Everyday PROVIDI (REE INSPEOION Clark margin io one-point All of our food fKpiros I W;i0/lld Arc mrrnbou ol both Now pushed Iht h.ill In mn planned in Linden at college. of the Year when Joe Wlniehead — is delicious . • ••••••••maiai Ji'riety mill Nnlionol nlliiTs. e. lined Ihc ,IV,IS| Ihi- /Hi ll.iws.n Ken 30 & 36 passengers recovered a fumble by W. Carry III I'eivl Control M^ocintiom • Mor\lioini • Slritlo-Rile • Mnvn FHA, VA nnd lolinnncing Kilhu.iv is now 'I (, t (| mini nl I IIAIK-III Mill IH- It's the Only Way to James Bodner in the end 381-2000 Buses are available 1588 Irving Stroot * Roil Crtm * Rovplciliani ciMtllicntiont, liml .i IV I.' .uK.ml.ii'e in hi-|il mi Sufiil.is. Nn\ {>, ,il Get to Atlantic City — /one. The Rains went for • lluili I'uppieti • Clinic • Am a Inmily pviiiblnhrrirnl shols Sit-M- W;ishiii(Moii tin- Knif'lils nl ( iiluniluis the win with a two point Rahway, N.J. • Naluialiim • liloSliido Free Parking iprvmej Iho community wilh h.id I I s;i\,es hn ihe # per person You or your conversion, bin back John inlrgnly lor IKIII II crnlury. H.ill, I'.uk AM- , l.iiuleii 1524 Main St., Rahway Free Delivery • Wo ii>|>ni( itmcliiml ilnmogn, ( lus.uleis \s liu ;nt now / 1 organization must Smith was tossed out of BACK-TO-COLLEGE por \ Illl- |t,l\U,l\ I'.lf'll".. .1 *30 and you'll 00 school 388-2828 Irving St., siillh.ill le.ini, will (.t'lohiiile bounds by Banasiak before 388-2073 charter the whole bos yoor Opp. Elisabeth Avo. III llu- K,ih\.«.,i\ Wuiu,tn's s SPECIAL 388-6444"'636-3777i Ilii-ii l th .iiiiiiu'is.iis nl RECEIVE „ he reached paydni. ... for more (lUlfth Hi AS Illlf I CilJMIC llll-ll l.lsl |i|.i\ll|)> M'.II Johnson scored all of its 4 ROBBIES Ihc Wiin/ees Mined.i swi-i-jt I'M | BACK M5 credit information please points in the opening Beautilul Iliini)'. luippi'n In (ivcr I IK- /mn ». Hit Slid.eis Send eaiih, money order or check for « nchool your tiubuerlpUon to: | CLARK pi'0|)lc Wll() WI'lll Ulll ll()l Sun Garden I in liiilhi'i minim,limn food call... period, (iuy Spina, who had , JO W. M. CJrott. A.,.J Won 1 I HUM Illl- I llllll\ |I|IIIIII- John Kn/inl ,ii -iSf> a good day of (>5 yards on (Eljiropractic l.lnittn, NJ. TRUMP Till- HAMWAY Nl-WS-lU-CORt>or Till: CLARK PATRIOT to; 3 CAMERA Icmn; ihe MiM'd it,mi mm credit 21 carries, sent Coach Sieve PLAZA in wishing the Ciccoielli's team on top 6-0 Name , \i.,,, n ,.„, ••••••••••»*••••«••«>•>•<•••«•«•.•...••• Atlantic City with ii 28 yard run up the RAHWAY in '-ii in 574-1579 Addrciiii, „„ I.';,.,, I'Y>,, P,,l., ,.«, middle. INDIANS Oniik I tinrlii'iin Hullil Three plays later Tony City . . . 5 JOS. SERVEDIO & SONS INC.I State Zip the best in '86 * VII % <.ii I .in I ,ii I in llnK Sutterl'iekl failed on a pnni M.'MI * attempt and was dropped 1085-A Rarltan Rd, > Offlc* Hours Mini. Hun I II. ! •PUILOIL .on. i •The County Clerk it a constitutional, administrative officer whoso chief RAHWAY "•" »•< . 1,1 I 10 1,00 11 IMIIW1 *: lllt'Ml t)ii the Rams live line ) 00 0 00 II I, . • I . r • -I ,. |:, ? 'Will McLAIN ™!r -^-. ' responsiblMy is to offer service to the citizens of the County <," lull I I.I 111 M murker. 382-7666 !< H, I*., iHhtti, I BOILERS BURNERS economically as possible. This has been the history of the County Clerks James Bodner drove over JJccotb urnninllj Ueilrd NIW m Union County since 1857. As a career public servant with twenty yeVrs i "II I'kw* til 111 ACCOUNTS 388-1251 from the one yard line anil Accirno NITES- Q ' CallJ^ — ^ Venice""" " y£ML C°Un>y CUtr*' ' "m Pf9d9ln» tkrlma Prl*d Hh* „, for by Friend* ,,f w»l,c, (i. Halpin. Wra. Biunm,. Tras.. M™,,',,si,te. NJ Payne returned an intecep IwlllIw i nidi i nl sill in niiilil PAGI. 10 li KAHWAY NEWS-KKCOKD/CI.ARK PATRIOT RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT Tl IUKSDAY, OCTOBCK .'«). 1986 PAGf: 11 Frances Miller, 81, Mass will honor vets OBITUARIES Caregivers' conferences The l-atlier John I'. 'Church. Blancke St. and had lived in Religious News p Washington Assembly, Washington Ave.. Linden. /•ourlh Degree. Knights ol ,it K p.m. A spokesperson - planned in November - Columbus ol Rahwav advises there will be plenty E. Jones, William Boswell, 88; Rahway and Clark Clark-Linden, will hold ol [larking available. I IKM I'HISHYII RIA.N CIIUK< H Mrs, Frances T, Wilkcs Senior Ailull Services (>| I opics Long, Term Care support for individual OSf I Ol.\ I'INSin It Kl \N ( III K< II 1 heir second annual Il is requested that all cited by World War I veteran daughter, Mrs, Dons l.imi Dudley E. Painter, Jr. Ol ( I \Kh Ol KAIIWAY Veterans' Mass. honoring veteran groups bring their Miller, 81. died on Oci, 25 .O'Mrien, died last year. ('alholic ('omiuiiiiily Ser .mil lamily Relational ly members. I I RC. S I : .- Ke.erend Koberi C. I'owlcy. pastor, will con- colors (American Hag and at the Jilizabeih Medical vices and John T, Ktinnelk Issues, Speakers: Allhea These sessions are also tv REALTOR the veterans ol all wars, on governor William L Boswell, 88, of the University of Penn- Surviving are a son, Jerry A 'JIMIH-I ' .1! ili'-- I ... • •:!;:,.• -.torslnp on November 2 al 10:30 a.m. Host Magi with stands. Center alter a long illness, of Union ( iiiinty iiiviiu in lalialerro. MSW, Assistant appropriale lor oilier family LAW OFFICES .1 • f'riday, November 14. died Oct. 21 at Rahway sylvania, Philadelphia. ol Linden; throe daughters, •, 1'. f. 1: >>:• : :- ..M. A ill Ivj presented by the Weslrninstcr Choir dividuals who have primary Adrmnisiralor/Palieni Care. members not directly res -IHU-II.III ( liurcli II,.- I he mass will be held ill Relreshmenis will be served Mr. Boswell was a Mrs, Miller was born in Mrs, Charlotte Adarnski of ..- .:.-• :• .' wirjLiion ol James VV. Musacellio with I-aye I). Hospital after a brief illness. responsibility lor an elderly John I-;, Knnnells Hospital. ponsiblc for care as well as be ni. ..,.-| •- (.-. J I c St. Lli/abcth\ K.C. lollow ing the mass. Mrs. Lvelyn May Ste member of the Rahway Brooklyn and lived in Clark Clark, Mrs, Virginia C'onlcy V. , :.-• a: 'lie orv'an console. I" ol lowing the Children's.Ser- Mr. Boswell was born in family mumhci in attend Barbara Urande. MSW. individuals who face Ihe ( IIIIII ii • IMMI ! .1 .ii! .<','• '. I--'."' pheris Jones. 77, died (Jet. Golden K Club and the and Rahway before moving of Ha,; and Mrs, Lois Hoff- Philadelphia and moved to Ihe Second Annual l-aiiuly Division Director. Catholic ( !.ri !i,. I'r- •: •-, :: .- ;. .uiil,. MIIHIJ' as a group, will be excused to go to to Linden 36 years ago. man of Karitan; iwo potential of finding them- 25 at 1'assaic General Hos- Rahway in 1925, Rahway Retired Men's ANTHONY P. PASCALE practice led In R I'p-I/. Itll Sul:. ;• .- ( • •-, I ( are Room lor a su|XT\ised [irogram. Child She was a tester lor I'ark brothers. William Wilkesof ('arei'ivers ('onlereiii-e. Community Services, selves in .similar cir- pital after a brief illness. He was a mechanical Club. Real Estato-lnsurance mi irinii!1 al '^ i o li >ck C a'e ;- i-ro'. ided. each Sunday. during worship hour lor Plastics of Linden 14 years, Linden and John Wilkes of The eonleri'iicc will be By nllenng some con cumsiances. Mr.v Jones was born in engineer for Ebasco Ser- He was an Army veteran Mortgages-Appraisals ALII.'. ili'j-. loi Ihu: J::L:I Ml.'J .I.JJJ. I;.1,I;I;. ,iiul cfiildfen l<> llxtse in second grade. All present St. Paul's plans retiring in 1973. Kahway; iwo sisters Mrs. held Saturdav, November I, siructive approaches lo the Register for any one or Boston and lived most of vices, Inc., many years, of World War I. 777 West Grand Avenue sliuls on honk nl I I'el'-i 1 J uiii' T .. In MIrcl'.c.i' are muled lo partake relreshmenis al the Coffee Mrs. Miller was a com- Stella Myiaka of Lli/abeih from ') a.m. in I p.m. al the challenges and burden of all tour of the programs by her life in Rahway before retiring in 1966. His sons, Robert W, and K-llou ship Hour in Davis Hall, Ihe Junior Hell Choir United Mclliodisi Church ihe carcgivcrs, ihe con Rahway, New Jersey 07065 32 ii:. of vory porjonal torvlco sal. •< p 111 < I J.i ri• '.-I ..•In-.if ul. >• '0 p in annual fall fair moving to Avenel several municant of St, Theresa's and Mrs. Jesse Thurslon of contacting Senior Ailull 1 Mr, Boswell was a Lawrence T., died several AICIIIH IIH •. Ain ui\ ni' MI^ -. > iin.-ci-. I nil.1 .. ( niembcTi will meel al ll:.'5 a.m. with director Miss years ago. K.C. Church. Ciirrcnsville, I'a., nine on Walnut arid Lincoln lerence may improve the Services of Catholic Com- member of the Second years ago. \ |>rij|i»Uiuic M. al I p in VSilder Ihe Worship and Music Coiniiiiitee will meet al Her husband, Charles grandchildren; and 14 great Avenue in ( ranlnid. Three skills, knowledge and under munity Services al St. Paul's hpiscopal with sandwiches, hot doys, She worked for the State Presbyterian Church. Surviving is his wife, ( MIII|I»M »tml«llrtnit In Ihr .all' jnrt 381-6494, lio.M.I o| scion me I 1.30 a m. Department of Institutions Miller, died in 1948. A grandchildren. succeeding I hursilayscvcn standing of those who are 3510704. The conferences l Church. SO him Ase.. will and beverages: and a dinner He was a 1922 graduate Mrs. Ceclia Mebus Boswell, ing programs aie scheduled providing, the dav lo day are free of charge. I 111 I IV. -,lll|> ll.lll I he ( liurcli I.earning Hour al V: I 5 a.m. will provide and Agencies, Woodbridge, (201)396-0850 208 Central Avonuo 1 hold Iheir annual fall fair on w till seating al 5 p.m. and 599 St. Georges Ave. \iir . llinmj'li Mil r;i.lc I"I.-|',M.' , ll.'I'.C planned ,1 (.lasses lor lliose in kindergarten lo adull sliuh. 15 years retiring in 1971. lor Novembei <>. 13, and Saturday. Nov. I. from 10 6'30 p.in The dinner will .10, stannic ,u 7:30 p.m. al Rahway • 388-0154 imii<- 1 • I' >i S.ilniil.i't. \ .'.i.nil'Cf I . I f"in 2 In -1 Meetings ol the week: lodas. October 30, Cub Den Rahway I During her tenure with 1 1 a.m. to X p.m. feature chicken, baked Ihe Clnej'o Center of the ,11 i' I.IHIK. h ( liiMii.'ii • Mi. i|->keil hi L'IMIIL 111 Nn. 3 meeiing at 4 p.m. I lie Bell ringers rehearsal al (>:30 the agency she was cued by Mary Pirrocco, 58; Margaret Mitchell, Featured will be a lun potatoes. veiietahle. Assumption (linri'li on V. inn". 'i i/ ll he .r.'..11.Ifil . 1 in 1 K-lii.'sliiiieMis screed p in ( ub Den No. 4 and I iger Cubs meet ing al 7 p.m. in former Gov. Richard J. Hospital offers cheon. I I a.m. to 2 p.m.. cranberrv sauce, dessert and West field Avenue in • ()• ii I Vi null < iroup iiieet-. ,n 7 pi ihcir respective rooms, Ihe Westminster Choir will Hughes lor a significant bcveratie. The cost of ihe had worked in Clark had 23 grandchildren Koselle Park. I lie sessions NO-.-C'MK in lellouslup I rehearse al X p.in contribution to the Slate dinner is S5.5O for adulls are as follows- -•I \ Si. In»il c< miiiiue-, Mi HI |-rida\. Ociober 3 I. (iirl Scout Iroop I 500 meeting diabetes program Kinlcy Comprehensive (J , , Weekd.r. Nur St. Mary's sets and S2.5O for children Lmployccs' Suggestion member of the.First F;amily Mrs, Margaret M. Mil Dr. Paul Scollo :\, I r> mi 'MM I I 15 ;i.Mi. .mil ;ii X p.m. Mrs. Mary Stanziola Pir- Calif,, Joseph II, of Col Saturday. Nmcinhei I: Center for Acupuncture lid.i'. eat.11 '•'•' under twelve. Awards Program. 1 Kucharistic Days rocco, 58, of Port Richcy, Assembly of God Church, chell, 88, died at home on onia, John (i. of Spring I." 4:" 1. r in uiidei lii' iliu-i IIIIII II| MIS. I IKHIKIS Salurdav, November ). Ihe Alcoholics Anonymous Iopics (opine wnh In Railway Hospital will Mrs, MacVivar will coor- and Physical Therapy Podiatrist Also featured at the fair Mrs. Jones was a member {-'la., formerly of Elizabeth, Albuquerque. Oct. 26, Ijike Heights and lulward 1 tt.iUi members ineeiing ai 7:30 p.m. in Sc|iner Gymnasium and I'irmilies, (Jiulersiandini the hold a live part series, "You dinate Ihe series, and St. Marys K.C. Church. w il be a Christmas bouti- . of the Union County Afro- died Oct. 22 al Community Surviving are two sons, She was a lifelong resi- I1, of Cranford; four Foot Surgeon I he J1111.I1 1. liM.tli,-,| .11 \(,Vl K-Mll. \ ouih Room. - I Impact nl Losses. Dealing, and Diabetes," for people Harvey Bucholi/, M.D., Railway, will observe its an- que: baked floods; crafts: 4 i American Republican Club Hospital, New Port Richcy. Michael of Princeton, N.J,, dent of Elizabeth. daughters; Mrs, Kami Mar Monday. November 3. Girl Scout I rrop 401 meeiing i jiuurilie Avenel Senior with Stress. Impact <>n with diabetes, on November and Joan Bucholl/., R.N., David Kinley, Jr., T nual Lucharisjic Days, book sale; Vermont cheddar after a brief illness. and Thomas of West Palm ;rrT)" "0 "|ijii. ""f'r(iiTp" 1235 meeting at 7 p.m. Cub (nm | She was a communicant cmoofCranford, Mrs, Rose Lives, Comiiuimly Resour- 3. 10, II. I 7, and 24, from 7 will be special guest L.IVIVC.A., Director 521 New Brunswick Ave. formerly called l-orty cheese: fames; a •nearly- ! Cin/ens Club. Mrs. Pirrocco was born Beach,•-Fla.; • a daughter, of St. Mary's K.C, Church Henry of Linden, Mrs. I KIM IV I Mill) Ml IIIODISI C Hl'RC'll Night will begin al 7 p.m. Den Leaders meeting in the ! 1 She was a member of the ces, Speakers: Lorraine lo 9 p.m. in the hospital's speakers. Other members of Perth Ainboy, N.J. Hours Devotion on Sun new' table: gilts, and a. in Elizabeth and lived in Mrs. Christine Fraz/ini of and a life member of iis Mary Sharkey of Hi/abcih ACUPUNCTURE Ol RAIIWAS Seoul Ri"'in ai 7 p.m. j j Lbene/er A.M.L. Chruch, Kowalski. UN. MA, VISII Commiinuy Room. the hospital staff highly ex- day. November 9. and basket of cheer. Howell, N.J., and Albu- Moriarty, N,M.; her Rosary Society. and Mrs. Lli/abcth Sherrier (formerly of 280 Hobart St., Purth Amtx>y) Sun.l,i\. Ni.\ 2 I he I I o'clock |-,IIIIII\ Worship Ser lucsday. November 4. the ladies ol the Women's ! Rahwuy. ing Nurse and Health Ser According, to Kay Mac- perienced in touching the Now Jofioy Slotn Cortifiod Acupuncturist Monday. November 10. in querque, N.M., before mov- parents, William and Mrs. Mrs. Mitchell's husband, of Kahway; a sister, Mrs, vices. Joami Maslin, M. management ol' diabetes Board Codified by N.C.C.A. v n.c .iiill Mi.-ss,i|'c uill he coinlucicd In the I'iisior. 1 he ASM via i ion w ill be present lor their Workshop a I 10 a.m. Vivar, R.N., Program Coor Edualfod and trninnd in traditional Chinoio Ihe church. Surviving are two daugh- ing to Port Richcy two Ailcen Slanziola of Port Robery J. Mitchell, died in \-d.. Union County DIVI Re\ Donald li Junes Music will he |>r< »v itlcil In I he in ihe church library. Cub Den No. 2 meeting at 4:30 p.m. Nora Malioney Hrennan; dinalor and Nurse will aid in comluctini; the acupuncturo ni woll ns rnodorn I here will he Solemn Im- icrs. Mrs. hvelyn L. Wilson months ago. Richcy. two sisters, Mrs, 1965. Senior (linn under Ihe direction ol Mrs. Jikh Al\are/. m the Seoul Room. Hoy Seoul I mop 47 meeiing al 7:1 5 23 grandchildren; and 12sum on Aging. Fducalor. the series will program, including position ol (he Blessed St. Mary's of Rahwuy and Mrs. Betty She was an inspector for Aileen Conic of Colonia, Surviving are four sons, greatgrandchildren. registered dieticians and a Call for information 826-0893 Adult siipen. iseil Nuisctv (are is ;i\;nl;iblc I'nr infants pin Ihe Hoard ol Deacon's meeting at X p.m. in the i L. Johnson of Avenel; a I hursday, November 6: focus on changing, the 66S Karitan Hd. 701 Ncwiirk Ave. I Sacrament on Sunday. the former Hyaii Roller N.J., and Mrs.- Charlotte Robert I), of San I'cdro, behavior of-the participants pharmacist, .mil vimil}' children. ('liuri.li SJHIMI ami ihe Adult Bible iiHirJi library ! brother. Bernard StepWens . I opics I )!H'l"i/Tamil\7 Clark 382-2434 I'll/.alu'tli 353-5500 November y.troin 3 p.m. to to hjold Bearing Co.. Clark, several Arya.r>iu;!> of Spring Hill, and helping them learn how Now located across from Perth Ainboy Hospital ( kiss will OMI^L'MI: .11 '.'.15 a.m.. lollowcd by yytlee and NVednesday. November 5. ••C'-onfinnaiuni I of Keyrw>n;"a -sister, Mrs, Hospital Isues, Speaker: The cost of the series is j 7 p.m. with Simple Reposi- 1 years ago.^ Fla'. ,*£• and two grand lo cope with the disease as Convi:nl«nt buses M13, M17 & Ml 16 relhiuship Time ii! Ml ,U). ( onimissioning (lass [ meeting al 5 p.m. Wclielos Con ' Marion H. Carter of Key- Warren Nestler. M.I).. S30 per diabetes patient, tion ;il 7 p.m. — book fair —' Mrs. Pirrocco was achildren. Medical Diiecior. John L. individuals. I liuisilii\. ()j .'(). ihe I ,111 U'nikslnip w ill meei ;ii veiling ai 7 p.m. Hoy Seoul Committee members meeiing I port; a siepsister, Mrs. Rita Opperman, which entitles this partici- On Mondav. November Kuniiells I lospual. ihe chinch Ir• >M 1 II) ,1111 in 2 p.m. I he Seiunr Choir will ill 7:30 p.m. in the Scout Room. Si. Marv's School in Joyce Stevens of Caniden; The topics lo be covered pant lo bring a guest as a 10. Solemn Imposition of support person. A physi- Df UKimtlM (OMCt I rehearse ,11 ~> M) p.m. I he church is located al the corner of West Grand Rahwav will sponsor a eight grandchildren; 12 Thursday, November I 3: are as follows: What is 1 Ihe Blessed Sacrament will 34 years in Clark MMIHI.U. .NIIV. .V mixed IIMJ'UC linwIn 11- al (>:M> p.m.; Avenue and (liurcli Streel. hook fair from Nov. I •). on I opies HKI Medical Diabetes and How Does 11 cian's prescription for diet he l/oni 'J a.m. until 4 p.m. great-grandchildren; and a James Carras, 49 wiimen's hnulmj1 ,1! ') p.m. the fnsi floor of the school, T.llucs and Moral Perspec Affect Your Lifestyle?; and insulin (or oral A Holy Hour will close great greatgrandchild. I ut.-sil.t\. No\ 4. I MW Volunteer*, 10 Children's side entrance. |-air hours Mrs. Rita Masterson Op vtile; a daughter Mrs. Don lives. Speakers: Rev. Joseph Acute and Chronic Coin hypoglycemicl is required. the luiehansiic Days on James Carras, 49, died Master and owned the Car- Where Mnspii.il ,11 ') ,1111. Ihe H\emiip Circle meeting will he IIOI.\ MOl MAIN CIILJKCII Ol dOl) will be belli afier masses on perman, 60, died Oct. 24 at tia liungiuvanni of Clark; K uk lira . A I cluliocesa ii plications of Diabetes; Total attendance is IN ( IIKISI Monday evening at 7 p.m. October 20 at Mount Kim- ras Academy of Fine Arts, Health Corp., Vice Presi Focus on Feelings; Nuln Realty home. two brothers, Ldward limited and preregislriiiiou held .11 7 .<() |> in Nov. I and 2, and from 9 hie Division of Morristown Elizabeth, from 1975 to I lie chinch is Incited .III lie C'MI lie I of M. Milton A ve. On Sunday. November 2, Sunday School will begin a.m. to 4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. Helen Armstrong, 77 Mrs. Opperman was born Masterson of I'arlin and dent for Minisin and lion The Choice is by October 31 is essential. there's aneed, 138 WoiHIeld Ava. Memorial Hospital after a 1979. ill 10 a.m. Morning Worship will begin al 11:15 a.m.. ol- in lili/abcili and came lo Willian Masterson of Clark; l-lhics. Rev. George (). Yours; Medical Manage- Contact Ihe hospital's Clark ;HHI Minn Si 111 l\iiln\ii\ Catholic singles on Nov. 3 and 4. brief illness. liciated In the Pastor Reverend Robert L. Bragg. Holy Mrs. Helen G. Arm- He served as an M.P. in Clark 34 years ago. three sisters, Agnes Andcr Brodley, Pastoral Conn ment of Diabetes -•• Are Department of Support Ser to hold dance The book fair committee Mr. Carras was born in Communion will be served. The music will be rendered by strong. 77. died Oct. 27 at the Army. Surviving are her hus-son of Perth Ainboy, Mrs selor. John I-.. Kuniiells Complications Inevitable'.'; vices al 499-6078 for more there's a way. invites all students, parents Elizabeth and moved to Personalized Service Is What the Inspiiaiional Choir under ihe direction of Mrs. Bren Ihe Catholic Alumni Rahway Hospital after a band, Albert Opperman; Beatrice Hither of Hellcville Hospital. Changing Behavior; and information and registra- I'MONtOI'MV IJAI'IISI (IIl!R( II Ol CLARK and area residents to attend. Roselle five years ago. da Sillier. Club of North Jersey, a long illness. Surviving are four sisters, three sons, Siegfried of and Kathleen 1-arace of Thursday, Novembei .'.(): Nutrition Review. tion forms. On Suniliis ihe Main Worship Service will be ill I I According to a spokesper- He was the owner of Our Reputation Is Built On! L.very Wednesday evening at 7:30 I'rayer and Bible Catholic singles club, will Mrs. Armstrong was Mrs. Helen Valendo of Edi- Edison, Gregory of Cran- Sayervillc. a.m. ami ilie |-.veniii|: Ser s ice ai (1 o'clock. Sunday School son, ihe purpose of the fair Community Auto Body Hand classes are held. Regular service every l-riday even born in New York and son, Mrs. Mary Barone of ford and William of Soiner- MEMBERS OF will hep 11 a 1 V45 a.m. I'm children. I ecus and Ihe mentally sponsor ;i dance on Friday. is to encourage student in- The United Way. moved to Rabway more Inc., Linden, seven years. Elizabeth; Mrs. Ann Autumn foliage Flea market NJ.POSON 396-0606 UNION COUNTY handle.ipped. and ill ID a.m. l nearly 25 years. Mr. Carras was a Seventh fiancee, Miss Diane Rhodey 'The Paiilinskill Valley cancer unit ano.Qfi?-i253 RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE I'rau'i Service 7 p.m.. I hiiisd.iv. Visitation 7 p.m.; The Service of Holy Communion will be conducted Mrs. James Motley is Dan Isshinryu Style Karate of Hillside. 'Trail Commitiee of the for non members. Her husband, Harry was Army veteran On November I, from 9 Saturdav. Visitation ID a in. Tiaiispnrialion will be by The Rev. Thomas J. Donahue. Pastor, at 8 and I I bonk fair chairperson. Sierra Club plans a walk in For directions and fur- Armstrong, died in 1963. available I'm those cilliui' the church al 574-1479. a.m. On Sunday. Nov. 2. Sunday Church School begins al Ihe Paiilinskill Valley a.m. lo .s p.m., S I. ther information phone Joe, Surviving is a son. James • CINTUKY 21 • CINWRY 21 • CtNTUKf 21 • CINWRV 21 • CfNTl/Rr 21 • CINTURY 21 • CINTURY 21 • CINTURY 21 • CINTURY 21 • CINTURY 21 • CINT Nurseiv caic will he pnnuleil al all ihe services. 'M5 a.m. Fellowship meets at 9:30 a.m. Anthony L. Mortelliio, War II. among the hills and miuin Marketplaces of LliAibelh 74 3 5 073. or Judy. O'Keefe of I'iseatavvay. 75, died Oct. 23 at the Mon- His wife, Mrs. Marion will sponsor a flea market lo Ihe chinch is healed Vallev Rd., ;it Clark Meetings during ihe week: Thursday, Oct. 30 — tains of Sussex ami Warren 464-5802. mouth Medical Center, benefit the Union County I'iiikvvav Cnelc. I \n No 1.15 <>l the (iarden Stale Confirmation Class al 7 p.m.; Monday. Nov. 3 — Chris- Dilri Mortelliio, died in on Saturday, Nov. 1. The I'arkw.iv Long Branch, 1983. meeting, lime is 10 a.m. Par Unit ^i\' the American Real Estate tian Education Meeiing, 7:30 p.m.: Wednesday. Nov. 5 Sisterhood plans Di I 1.111k I'iipaiuliea is the pasioi —• Property Committee Meeiing. 7:30 p.m.; Youth Choir, Born in Newark, he lived Surviving are iwo sons, tieipanls are inviied in briinj Cancer Society al Union Corner 6:30 p.m.; Adull Choir. 7:30 p.m. rummage sale in Toms-River U) years,— •Anthony of ClnTk nnd a camera. County College in Cran- MAKING HOMES AFFORDABLE He was a longshoreman Ralph of Roekaway; two A committee spokesman foid. Vendors from the Hi- 1 he Sisterhood of Tem- at Port Newark 47 years, brothers, Domenico of advises the trail is level. Par slate area are scheduled lo I HIM/I R MKKAS Ml IIIODISI I IMS( OI'AI. retiring 10 years ago, Wilmington, Del,, and participate. 200 OFFICES 7500 OFFICES ( III R( II Ol RAIIWAV /ION I.UillKRAN CHURCH OF (LARK ple Beth Torah. located on licipanis will have a choice MADE US #1 This Sunday's worship service is at 10:30 a.m. Sun- Bryant Slreel 111 Rahway, Mr. Mortellito was anMariano of Keypori; and of distance from 4 to 10 Tor additional informa THROUGHOUT NJ NATIONWIDE ()n Siiiul.n. No'.einlvr .\ I "K ( .Miuniinimi will be day School and Bible Hour for all ages are al 9:15 a.m. will hold their annual rum Army veteran of World five grandchildren. miles, lieginners and lion ami vendor space con- iclebi.iied ,n die I I a in \N O^liip Service Ihe Rev. Rev. Joseph Kueharik is ihe pasior. mage sides on November 2 veteran walkers are invited. tad Sena Trail/ al Rlklolph I1 ( iihhv Si . I he pa^io . A ill deliver I he sermon. Scheduled meetings: Thursday. Bible Hour. 8 p.m.; and 3. Conirubuiions will be 9.!.S 7(>.S9 or Lauretta Kusso I he Sunda\ ( IIUK h Si hi»•! \\ il i.. u nine me .11 '':.!() a.m. Ladies' Guild. X p.m.; Saturday. Harvest l-'air, 10 a.m. to There will be household welcome. al 354-l4()(). Chairmen of Re\ I HI ( ' IIIIMIIS|I iiiiv 11 \ ssi M.iif Minisiei al Hetbel 3 p.m.; Monday, Conl'irinalioii Class. 6:30 p.m.; Lutheran items, clothing for adults Robert Wiley, 74, this fundraiser. AMI ( Inn, ii in I'.ISS.IK w\\ tut af Participants are reminded e riiesi pieacher ill Ihe Women's Missionary League, X p.m.; Lutheran Laymen's and children, and hooks. ~i M) pin I wninr \\ i ir Oiip Sei to bring lunch, beverage, League, X p.m.; Tuesday. Choir. 8 p.m. The hours vvill be on Sun- was Army veteran waterproof shoes and rain Meeliui' dm mi' I he \\ eek 11 >da\. New Hehevers l day, November 2, from ) gear. The trip will lake ami Keliishei ( om,e. i< i ( en Avenue. We call It a "Seat of Recognition." Other arts centers have different names for It, but the objective Is the to Railway in 1954. Jersey Turf and Grass at 852-0597. REALTORS same: GIVE CONTRIBUTORS THE OPPORTUNITY TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL AHD TO THE PRO- He worked in the sales Association and the Na MORTGAGES Ji reside 'Aun/iUj Bible JECT WHILE, AT THE SAME TIME. PERPETUATING THE MEMORY OF A LOVED ONE VIA AN IN- department of the l-ertile- lional Association of Watch II MI'I I 111 III IORAII Ol RAI1WAV SCRIBED PLAQUE ON THE BACK OF AN AUDITORIUM CHAIR. Soil Co. 25 years, retiring in and Clock Collectors. CAN HILP Rahwav llebievv (oni'iei'aiion. Temple lielh I'miih. Publisher'! retail price S39.95 1977. Surviving are his wile, Where iinnoiinces us schedule ol aeiiviues I'm ihe week of Oct. Mortgages are the most common way SPECIAL Ours is a bargain compared with some others. For example, an arts center In San Diego requires a $5000 Mr. Wiley was a member Mrs. hthel Cliiyton Wiley; a THE RAHWAY NEWS RECORD to 1'iiuinee the purchase of a home. Us -»*>?•->** .10 to Nnv (> Ihuisdav. Oci ,'D Mmniiij; services al 7 daughter, Miss Christine 1 donation, spread over five years, for a single commemorative seatback plaque. (For the same size donation of the Second Presbyterian Is Sojd iim mortgage linancing can mean the a in . I iid.iv. ()ci .11. I iiie li uliiv eveninj . sei v ices, H;M) we offer a distinctive individual wall plaque in the lobby.) Our required minimum donation for a Seat of Church, Cluyion Wiley, at home; dilference in owner equity in a home pm Uablu Ruhciwicm will n>iidiu'i ihe services ami 00 Recognition: only $1000 — total. He was an Army veteran and a sister, Mrs, Gladys and owning nothing hut rent receipts. pie.ich. ll,i,',';in Steinbeii' will chain the liiurpv. One)! of World War II. serving as Winters of Gull'port, Ha. People often refer to "paying the Shiibbos will be held in ihe Hnchwond Ronm allcr ihe set K- ?<: It should be made clear that the Seat of Recognition Is merely a perpetual memorial, and does NOT grant the mortgage", but actually it isn't the mort- v ices 2vy 'coupo2n only contnhutor a permanently reserved scat for attendance at future shows. The honorec may be a person iMng gage that is being paid, but rather the Msn Saiuiil.iv. \ov I Mm nine, services at l> a.m.; all ouiofk 1 un b« pukini up promissory note which is secured by the at oui NEW LOCATION or deceased, an organization, a pet, a memorable event. . . , There are no specific stipulations. However the *$••&. Sunda\ Nov ; Moiiuii!'sen ices in S;.l() ;i.in.; Moiuliiv, wording will be negotiable, the number of words being limited riialnly by the approximately 4x6 inch Ronald 0'Hea, mortgage. In other words, when you from give the lender a mortgage you are using Nov .1 Mniiiiiii' sei v ices ,11 (>:45 ii.in.. and Tlunsdiiv, uniform size of the plaque. Location within the auditorium may be freely chosen from amonq available seats SOMIRSI I I), n .V7IISI. dnirui- W. ('undi'tlunrry your real estate as collateral to Nov ii Moiiuni' sei vices al 7 a.m. in designated areas. was Post 5 member Till 527VV. (Jrund Ave. ilii*i« Ub.tf i thMth su I guarantee that you will repay the loan Atom Tabloid KiilmnV, N..I, ATOM Kahway, as promised. i Hu> tuiiMvaknil ol ,i complete iehi)ioir. enrvclopt'ili.i »< one \ Roniikl I'.O'llcii.dialon American Legion Post 5,» ! in.i;.lt ( flit ml AH 4 W, (irand A»c many people who would not otherwise " I he Resiiiiei. lion ol Ihe liodv" is ihe sei moil topic • I Mr, O'Hcii w;is horn in Surviving are his wife,! Kill, IM.,,. \,,l Riihw:iy. N..I. Huhway, N.J, be able to afford to purchase their own • , . . A ' Protestant • King James Version Catholic - The New American Bible programs. Membership benefits Include receipt of the Arts Center Newsletter (six Issues per year) and dis- Huhw«\, N..I. Xtt*. Im ihe Miuisii'i ,.| ||U- I ust Itapiisi (lunch, Ihe counts on souvenir Items and on tickets to certain events. Jersey City iiml lived in Mrs. .likliih Hmier O'Hea; a! home may become proud homeowners. ss DAIRY DELL I'OKKV'S DKI.I IXJAN'S WESTFIELD - NORTHSIDE $284,500 Keveiend William 1 I ledei ickson, 011 Sundav. Linden live years before iliuiKliier. Mi Maryj *>l J 111 qurs Air., Also with mortgage financing you have 11114 MnliMin 11 III Md. •)t,\ Nt« llum.»lik Ait. Charming turn of the century colonial home In popular northildo neighborhood, largo front Novembei ,\ ,11 'i-|s am I lolv Communion will be Frances O'Hea ol" North} hKii.N • S74HIHII (Ink, N.J. 7 ti deed — in your home — to the proper moving to C'olonin 15 yeiirs porch openi to ipacloui entrance hall, living room with corner llrcplaco, family ilia dining celebi.ned on ihis lust Sundav ol Novembei Ihe chou, thls offer wUI be Arlington; his mother. Mrs. J I'RNIK'S (ill'S TRUIM'A'S ty; it belongs to you and no one else. In Act NOW: limited to the first 200 seats only. Send • addition, the interest you pay is tax room, country kitchen, i!x good ilie bedroomi, 1 '/> bathi and ovonlio pork lino property. Eaiy undei ihe Icadcislup ol Mis llebmah I . Klimin, Uiiecioi He was a trnek driver for Mary Oilea of Linden; iwo] I5KH IrtlnuSi. lhS7 trtlnu SI. In your check now to Union County Arts Center Seat of s ,> >\ll*M IM !>• DKMIIIA ( Mill deductible. Rent payments aren't. walk to elementary ichool, town and New York Traniportatlon, Call for your room by room lour. ol Music, will sinr an anihem ( Inld cue is pinvided brothers, William of River-! Recognition P.O. Box 1061 — Rohway N.J. 07065 the l-xxon Co., Linden, 20 Rnhwiy, N.J. Real estate professionals are experts ihioui'houi ihe IIIOIIIIIU' loi MHIUJ1 childien in Ihe years. dale and Robert nf Jersey! IIIA'I'.RI.Y'S PIPKKIIOP l niKon-s in helping to arrange mortgage financ ...... ,. • ' ... 'IM • .•*•' 1*. • ' jk 1» > * ^i* ^ * . * ^ •„•''"^' -"V^ iiuisei v. Mr. O'HCH was an Army City; and a sister. Mrs,! 1457 Inlnu.Nt. \A\y Main Sl. 62 F. Milton Avr. ing for prospective homeowners. 1 Chinch School classes im all ai'.es will be held al I I veteran of the Korean Con Margaret Harjes of Pomp ! Ml Ih4 H4*ll »l \ | t,,,,, V| | «w. i..,,,...*. .1 n UJiMtt Rulm«>, N.J. Please Prlnt-or-Type Knh»>), N.J. Kahway, N.J, a.m. Name Must Be Legible. flict. Ion Plains, ! COLONIAL DI I.I ORDERS MAY BE PICKED UP AT OMOIINNII'S PAUL'S I he 1 luce hi u ids ol ihe t. lunch Chiisiian Iduca He was a member of 2.197 S|. (iuiiiir.W J2H W. Scull Air. rt w vt t,f,.i» 4 fU*tn M II III WtSIHH I) Wf *'• l|tl*l> I'lht * AIWM SI, I lion. Piaconale and husiees ineeiai I.' l.spni on Sun Hit\»n, N..1, "ii :«<>: Atom Tabloid Rahway, N.J. Hl'ltflM IS IlltlttlOtl III It IliaihUl wttUtll tlllflly. da\, Nn\embei J. I he ( luuJi ( ouncil also meets on this Sit Ctmfr*! Av«««« Where the Cl N1UMY ,M UUK'il Mftiiln llnK I KMitx ,|I Y dav ;il I .HI p.m. Name Kvuril hy Rogtr 0. LOV», Jf R«h«ay, N.J. 070*3 "S«al ol Recognition" Namt A Gift to the JC-S CLARK HOB'S LUNCH ci Nitinv .'i Taylor ft Love, Inc., • <• On Ihuisdav, ihe Hiblc Studv lellovvslup will con AMERICAH CAKCEK SOCIETf I.UIR'llrillH'tU' TAYLOR A LOVI n *"l"'..*li.'l.ltl,'I*". 11,'.'. I I PATRIOT IO74Harl^ijiHd, 430 South Avimuo, Windmill i GS4-0606 We>ti the Neighborhood 1 nine then wmk vviih ihe I'asimal Ipisiles li is held al 147.1 Karllmi Kimil ('lark" N.J. 436 South Avenue llu, uilc ,x iiui.l inileliiuliily III,la.i, II,,v ProfesslonaK.' 1 Address .Phone (lark, N.J. Is Sold h(tu%i>liiilit iliicu'limitK llie chinch, beiiiiiuui! al I.' .'(• p in ni •! Ill 00 !• Weitfleld I VI. nil V ,,,,|,,|,..,.,I.,C,II( Oui ehmr leheaises mi lluusdavs, ,u / ill pin, in III e > MEMORIAL O'JOIINNII.S WAWA FOODS a, Phono: 654-6666 , « HAI-IWAY NhWS-KKCORD/CLARK HATKIOT RAHWAY NEWS RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT niUKSlJAY. (X:i()IM:Km 19H6 PAC3H 13 -

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ARTICLF; IV (l)The,,,,,,,be,ofe,»hpa,k,,,.|,,,el.-rwhu.h,,,d.,,le-.lhaMhey.^-l'''''''n'y)'K)lh.'^^ Direction Nome of Street Limit* Direction At Direction At Miindlcnpprd Parkinf] Nam«;of Street Stop Sinn on of Travel Internecllon ol ol Trnvel Intersection of r.mn.NOTICICh oOif IIINTLNTION n.ruiuiN to sudi parkin') rnel-r Is or ha-, be-ri parWd in v^L.twn of any of ll"' (jr'/'/i'.i'jris ol this Artk.U'. of Travel Limit* I larrlson Street From St. Georges Avenui? to Whlttler Street Slop Sign on keamey Ave Sl West Madison Avo NO IK'I Is III Kl.liY '1IVI N ih,it rhi' following ordinance: was Introduced .it a n'f|uUr meeting ol ihr i'i 188-26. I.<-nl«lntivc authority; appllcablif provl.lon*. North f.rillrc length Hart Street From Randolph Avmue to Avon Wny 'rice Sl Bolh 1 Miirni ipalCouin ilol iln' f'11v dl Kahway, County of Union, State'of New Jersey, held on OctoIxT M, l')H6, und (2) f fie st/ili' In err..' iiumU'r of MK II vehli I*' Ci'lltr,)l AviTIIK' W."il Irom Jefferson Avenue to Madison Avenue Jamie's Avenue Fro' m St. George* Avon• i ! to "VinWet Milton Avenue 'lice Sl. Both W 1 in.oln Ave lll ll North I. I la/elwcxx! Ave W Siolt Ave I bom Sl Soulh I, Lake Ave. will In- fiirlli.i ' ./ir.iili'ri-d lor lin.il passage after a nubile hearing al a regular mewling of '"il'l Coum.ll <>t ihcClly A I'.irMi.iril to N .) S A 10 W 2 Ad, ihe f j|y of K.ihwuy may, by ordl/i.inr e, re'iulale Ihe p.irklri'i ;l v<-hk I--, North I rom Central Avenue to Stone Hoad Jefferson Avenue From Brarnhnll Rond to West l^iku Avoriuc 'rice St Both of H.ilivv.iv to I..' held MMI'I.IV. November 10, l')K6 .il K (X) p rn prevailing time (.')) That so' h vi'liK U' is park.-d In vii/tillori til any of the pro'/lsMr, of ihl'i Ankle ClH; Hall p/irV.lng U,t Lriter (rom Lasl Millon Avenue Jefferson Avenu* Frcmi Mflpk? AVCTIUO to Westflold Avimui" 'rk e- St . Soulh Linden Avo I oil,MI Sl Noilli IC Milton Ave in parklii-i yards and parking p|,,,,.-,. win, I, ,,re open to the puhlu: r;r to wlik.li the piihhc Is InviteJ South Koute 1 Colurribu-i 1'Uro I'rorri Last Milton Avenue lo Washington Kline Place From Stone Street to Wi">t(U'ld Avenui.' 'rlnce'ton Avo Bolh Glove St I oil,'ii Sl (1) Any older la'f., a kn',',/1."!').' of »\,v h r, n- .-•.-.,»•/ t" a iboroii')). undi-rslandir,') ol ihe clrcurnM/ince', /it- Norlh Jellerson Ave H Wlwre.,',, N .) S A W) 1 ! :!8(0) restn, is p.irkln.j In h.mdk ,,p|«-d /ones tocertaln v.-hkl.-v The following Street Knapp Drive From Linden Avenue lo Uiwrr 'ri [>rtve 'rlnceloii Avo Bolh W Inman Ave llll'.'.lel I'l I asl [•rancls U Senkowsk;; Wesl Madison Avo •.Mall apply to siiih spei ifled spares ,„, i,,,.,| p,,l,|l, property In the City of Hahw-iy Cross Slreel South from Wesl IWelwcxxl Avenue I'l Maple l^iwrence Street l-'rom finst llnzelwcxx] Avi?nue to Fnit Grand Avenue. 'rlncelon Avo Noilh W Iako Ave Illlsslol I'l Clly CU-rk () Jefferson Ave H Kar.l.slKhp'J'ceofllrer -.hall also all.^ Avenue [j'esvllle Avenue? Ik'twoen (unit Hn/elwcxxl AVITIUI; and F.lllot Stri-et 'rospec I St Soulh W Scoll Ave Illlsslel I'l I I I 'j 188-27, Definition*. Drlviway kxvited <]2ri (eel l-rom Wcxxlbrldge Township line to Ijiit llnzelwcxxl I Illllel Sl liollll I. Grand Ave has bee,, parked in vkjlalk,n of a provi'.ion of llus Arm le, and nr.lru' trri'l :<" h "»i»t to re x;rt to the MiinU.lp.il West Lntire length between Madison Avenue and U'esvllle Avenue Hare Sl W.'St Jelforsoll Ave r north of westerly nrrbllne I Indellllll I'l I a-.l l.ufherry Sl OKD .'JO A 'M Hi, KI.VISI.D AS AMLNDICD Kit hard BMil."^ard Avenue Kalolgh Kd last Whllller Sl Whllller St Court wild regard to -.ij'li violation of Mlllou lioul'vard on Modlvxi At I.iidlow Street ( Jin, in SI I .1' I AN OKI )K, A:.'' I IOAMIND 11II COUI.OI 11II. Cl I Y OF HAI IWAY, ADOPTFD 7 '1 81 BY OKD NO I or the iiiir,).,'..", of ibis Arlk le. lh- (oll,w/iii'| terms shall have ihe riie,,nin.|s indioiled Lincoln Avenue Kayhon Terr Fasl Sl (ieorge Ave Sl George Ave Avenue (Kahway Board of ICduca From St. Geor|je Avenue lo Wesl Grand Avenue k Av ( it I)n/elwcxx) Avenue Hlver Kd Last Whllller SI .lollersoii Ave as foil'm.- 198 ), CM (N .) S A '.',') 1 \'.VI '/. el -.eql VV ll.l/elv'.oo Hotll Lssey. Sir.'.'t North I rorri Fast Millon Avenue to Washington Maple Avenue lir.|o Ave Vv . I la/cl-.'.'i.''-' W.-.l fir , out,in,:i • • ( ,:ii| ,i.l,en .p..' ordinaiii e regiifaling and conlrolling vehicles and traffic in the city and repesiling open lo the |ml,in or lo wlik 11 Ihe jiuhlit, u ur.'ilL'd. vAiullua m^UiUUnuiui ufiuijluil WIMMIVIUOT (DoHiHinrtkm ••rovkli'd tli<- l.-iiori lmv<- rr-rnpl«fl wrth <(»• fir^Miir«i, -tl IIM- P*IUIIU> Ollunw Ad|mJiwt)ojj Att, il a«y I .I'l .lague". Ave 1 1'ernole Slre.'l North From Seminary Avenue In Wesl Otaiid Mlclwcxxl Drive I'rorn Madison Avmue to IJm Terrace Hiidolph Avi' Bolh (irove Sl W Inman Av prioi ,,n In i, 11, . |-ei l,iii,i'ii| lo .. l,i, te , an.! 11-iff!, and providing for p-'nailies for viola lion , with any luisiiie•,., or eriier|irise and which Is deslnnaled by suitable , ., „„. I,,.,,,,, ,-.,,.rv.id lur parklri'i by han Holh Pii'r]Knit Sl M |M r oiitstaridlri') warranls are not paid by midniqhl of tin- .'iOlh day lollowiry the day on wdkh the vehU:U; wa* Im- Avenue Milton Boulevard From Midwood Drive? to Madl'ion Avenue lludolph Ave Noilh W 1ake Ave W I ake Ave dk apped persons only and which has been approved hy the Chlel of I'ollce „[ ihe Clly of Hahway to he so I loll .lagues Ave pounded or Immobilized the vi-hx le may I v sold al puhli. an/ lion I he Clly f :ierk shall give, nolla; of the '•nW. by 1 owlor Flare North [rom Hamilton Stieel noilh to Wesllield Monrtx' Slreet From Main Street to liasl Grand Avimuc Kudolph Ave South W Inman Ave W I ak Ave Chapter 188 O'mfled mall lo the owner, if Ins name and address are known, and lo the holder of nny security Interest noted Kuclolpl Wosl Sl (i.'oigo Ave Avenue New Bninswlck Avenue From St. Georijes Avenue lo Main Slni't Hussoll Av, Bolh Glove SI W I in,ill, Ave r.''... VF.HICLES AND TRAFFIC on the (lies of Ihe Ijlrei lor til ihe [Jlvlslon of Molor Vehl' les PllUu noil' e ol ill.' sale shall bu In a lorm preterit)- Holh Chuich Sl 1 lane cxk Street Wesl Koulc 1 to l.awreiic e Street Paterson Street At It-. Inle-rsectlon with Washington Street Hussoll Avi W Inillau Ave W I in ,lil Ave ARTICLE I ': 188-28. Limitations on u«i> of handicapped parkinf) fipuceu. I'd by the Ijir.i, lor of ihe Uivlsion of Molor Vein-1.-, l,y publu alion of publu nollte at leasl five (.0) dayn In ad Holb I vans Sl 1 la/el Place North I'.nllre length Pierce Street I'rom F^isl FmiTson Avenue toUml Milton Avenue Hussoll Ave Norlh W Lake Ave W I ir • In Ave General Provisions vance ul the rlate o( -,,,|,. publw ati-,n shall be in one or more of the offir ul ii.-w.puper'. of the municipality. W I II illl Ave Holh Price St Irving Street South I'rom Central Avenue to Last Millon Avenue Pli-rpont Street From St, George's AVITHIO lo Central Avi'nui' Hulherford Sl Soulli I. (iiand Ave ICIl/aheth Avo II shall he unlawful (oi any person u, park, slop or sland a molor vehicle In a handicapped p,,rklii<| .,„,„,. Price Street W I n illl'Avo I asl ti 1HH-1. Definition-,. Jae kson Avenue W.'St I rom Oliver Slreet to Wmfield Street From West Scolt Avenue' to City ol Linden line Hutherlord Sl Bolh I. Milton Ave Wblttler St unless siuh person is a "I'liysiially llanrln apped I'erson" C. Al any lime |)rior to the sale, the owner of die molor vedu le or older pi-rson enlllled to ihe motor vehicle John Place Randolph Avenue Botwoi'n Wcxxlbrtd'.je Hoad and Hurt Stree't ^ W I II 'III Ave W.-.l may ri'H'ilin [JOSM.'SSIOII of II upon payment of the reasonable, osis ol removal and stora'j.' of the motor vrtilclc, Soulll I'rom W.".t Inman Avenue lo Hr.iirih.il! Koad Hulherloid Sl. Both IC Sioll Ave .leffoison Avo 1 1 .enox Place North From Las' Millon Avenue lo Washington Heytna Avenue I'rom New Bninswlck Avenue! to Mnln Slreel VV M, I. ivv Av Hoih •1 VV'fi'-ne • • HI . ' • -id and pl,r,r.,". ar, used in ihls chapter, the me'aning respectively ascribed lo them In Hulherford Sl Lasl Koute 1 Madison Ave *, 188-29. [•nforcitrncnt and payment of any line or penally and . oiiri t osis assessed aqainsl tin- owm-r of the vehicle lor tin; violations W M. Street Klcliard Houlc-vard From Its Intersection ol Stone Street, weisti'rly to Kulhorford St Bolh Uploll PI I. m Av Holb Sul.liite 1 ol I !',• i'i ol i lie '. iev. ,ler ,ei; Siaiules A n nol a led shall be di'emed to apply to sue b words and phrases ivtilr.h qave rise lo Ihe impoundment or immobilizalion of said vehicle, uu ludlri') any oulit/iridlnfj wnrrjintii VV Sl (ieoige Ave 1 .owls Street ICist From Irving Slreel lo Main Slreet Brinrcllff Drive, thence vnilherly to Milton Boule-vard School Sl Wesl S" l ("i .ngo Av, Me loVV AV • I ,l'.l Used herein A r l 1 |I|J a'lalrist surd vehk le provided however the owner lessor of a molor vehicle who has complied with the provl : ilagu,", Avo i ... »•.,• M i J 'A' , ."!' 'i'-^';,'! "','1""',' " ''"'''"'" '' I'eP'i'Miieiil of the City of Hallway enforce all and any vkjlatkjns ol 1 melon Avenue South Irom West Scoll Avenue soulh lo I'm e l rom St. George's Avenue to whltller Street Si (I VV Sle ins Sl Holh NJSA .I'M l.iH(O) Ihe fines are set by ihe Administration ol Courts skjris of "The Parkin') Offenses Ad'udu aikm Ai I" re-,pe< nri'i lessors sh.ill Iv entitled to reclaim po45«»6lon MVIT Ko.id Seminary Avo West oige Av, Jagues Ave Slroel From Clark Tckvnshlp line to St, Georges Avemie Stanley PI Lasl Sl (i , ng.' Av. VV All il SI W.'Sl '•>,.V'i I) 188-2. Hepealer. without paymenl and the lessee shall be liable (or any line, penally, court cost-, and oulMcindlnfl warrant* l-ioss Slreel BiV.nit Sl Main Streei North From ICasI Millon Avenue lo Irving Slreel I'rom St Gec)rges Avenue to Irving Strict .lollei Waller ,1 Holb '*• !) 188-30. H.indk npped parklnn »pace» de(,l||nnted. aqalnst (lie vehicle Seminary Avenue Stanley PI Wesl . in Ave ,l.le|uos Avo Maple T.Trac e South ICnilri' length I'rom Clark Township line to St. Georges Avenue Wallei Si I a-.l All lot in, i 11.,11;, oi dm,nn .'-, of the Cny i if Kahway are hereby repealed, e'xevpt thai this r.-peal shall not al Stone Slreet Stanton Sl Bolh BlVanl St Pleiiiont Sl Miller's Lane [Cist Futile length Newton Slieol North Irom Tiiorn Slreel From [yist Uike Avmue to [jut Hazelwood Avenue Sl.niton St Both I'leiponl SI Waller Sl W.-.i Kiitheifind Sl (eel oi pieveni i!ie piose, uiioii oi j mi iisl II iieiil of any person for any acl done or committed In violation o( any I'ursnaril lo N .) S A '.i'l'] In 7.r>. the parkin?) spare-, desi'inaied in Schedule XXI, (5 1HH 71) are reserved D. Any pro. eeds obi,lined from lliesal.'olllieveliiilealpulilii am lion in excess of the amount owed to Ihi! Holh ;•' city for the reasonable rosl ol removal and sioraye ol ihe motor vehk.le, mr lurliric) the costs of any outstanding Wosl (irand Avenue lo Collage Street Union Street From St. George:. Avenue to Whllller Street Sl.niton Sl Last Jagues Ave Washlugt • ' r,, ordin.in, e liei.'l". I.'pealed prior lo the taking el fee I of tills chapter lor parkin,| by the bandi, apped Washing! Hoil, I awieiu I' Sl warrants aqalnst sur Ii velni le, sliall be relumed lo Ibe ov.ner ol Ihe yelii'-le, if his name and address are known. Oliver Slreel North From Wesl (irand Avenue lo Jackson Wall Street ISami'tl Slreet south to Its terminus Slanlon Sl Wesl Sl (ieoige Av, Avenui' Washington Street From Liwre'iue Slreet to Patemon Street Stockton Sl Ninth Holb Paleison Sl ', lHH-.'l. Vlolallons and nennltles. I. I la/.'lvvood I a ,1 ARTICLE IV Oliver Slreel Soulh I'rom Wesl (iiand Avenue lo Seminaiv Wesl Frncrson Avenue At the Intersection <>! Broad Street; Georgia Street and Stockton St Soulli W.i-.hingl.. I ( iiand Ave 5 188-44. Purpone of rneii-r depo»l(f>. Kaiidol/ih Ave Entrance* and Exlt« Avenue l^ryant Strivf" SICHIUOII Sl.oet Noith Av W.-.l Ma.'' (Inle . no! ,ei ; lenalh; is e\pi.".s[y provided hy New Jersey statute, every person convk:ted o[ a violation I. ll.l/elwooel .lolloison Avo Harv Streei Wesl Irom Sl (ieorges Avenue west lo Jellerson From Madison Mill Road to St. Gewges Avenue Slone Sl Bolh Jell,'is,ui Ave Holh of a piiivr.;i ,i. - if i hi , bapiei oi anv siipplemenl I hereto shall he liable lo a penally of nol more than fifty elollars !, 188-31. Orrilnnntlon of .lrenrj. The coins required lo be deposited In paiklnq melers as provided herein are hereby levied and Jiv-essed IM Westflold Avenue Kandolph Avo Avenue West (irand Avenue From Sl. Georges Avenue to Elizabeth Slreel Slone'Sl Lasl Kit haul Blvd Whelm I'l Soulll ($fi() I oi ini'io ' .in,, nl (oi a I.'ini in it e\ ding fifteen (IT)) days, or holh. lees to provide lor ihe proper rei'ulaliun and i onlrol ol traffic upon the public streets arid also the cost of supifr- William Sl Main St vlsmqand regulating ihe parkin;- of vehicle;, in the paiklng meler zones.' reaied thereby, and IIICOVIT thecofitof Kldge Koad Soulh ['.nine lenglh West I la/elwood Avenue From Old I- _. any given period of lime of Travel Grove Sl Both Jelfe'rson Ave of Travel At liilerse.[lion of Lawrence Street Both Ml ' US 1 Ac ams St Last Main SI. Yield Sinn on 18K 1)2). all.II li.-d lo and made a pail ol ibis chapter, is hereby established at the rail' of speed Indicated Grove St Bolh Madison Ave South Hi, .ad Slieel l.enlngton Slreel North .ell Houle 1 Adams SI We".l Ni'w Bninswlck Av, Campbell Stieel It Kegiilaior ami naming signs -.hall be elected and maintained lo effect the above designated speed A Upon Ihe de< laralion of an emer<|ern y, Iliere shall be no parklni) upon slreels or parts of streels where B The l.xecutiye Order desi nbed in P.uagrapli A shall be published twice within the thirty (20) day period (irove Sl Lasl Sl (ieorye Avo South 1 au--l . l.le 111 v e Pierce Slreel North .eft Lasl Millon Avenue Albeimarle St Last Sl George Avo. Ciescent 1 )ilve limits lemporaiv enier,|ein y no paikimt sii|ns are dlsplayerj. The Chief of I'ollce. or In his absence the r.inklni) police prec eding I lie C Jrder's e (fee live dale Nol it e of I lie Order shall also be prominently displayed upon each affected 1 (irove Sl Wesl Dukes Hil. Both Mi. Ive. >o,l Ul IV e Koute U S 1 Both ,e(t I',ist (irand Ave Albeimalle St Bolh Jefferson Avo. Lakeside Drive oflicer. is aulhori/ed I. > de. lare an eiHerqency and to direct Ihe posllni; ol said emeri|ency no parkin.) slrjns when parking meter 1 lamlllon St Bolb Jefferson Ave Mill Sliool Noilh 1 a.1- 1inn.in Avenue HouteDS ! Both .of! Lasl Millon Ave Albermarle St Both Madison Ave. wealhei conditions, .\i cidenls. fires or public celebrations dictate or require ihe avoidance of hazards or other Harrison Sl Lasl Whlltler Sl Wesl Bn an hll Dii'.,- § 188-fi. Oni-way MreoU. .oil I awienie Street Ale en I)i South Linden Ave. Plymouth Drive HouteUS 1 Both 1 Sl George Ave "indllloll'. winch Illleileie with Ihe Iree flow of traffic ARTICLE VIII Sl (ieoiges Ave Kearney Avi Harrison Sl West Koglna Avenue Lasl Ma in Slieel Sc In ml Slreel West .oft All.' I Sl Bolh (irove St. llie ii. .1 ,• pail- ol -.Heel-, desuibed in Schedule III (§ 188 5:)), attached to and made a parl of ihls Permit Parklnn System Hoille I Allen St Both W. Lincoln Ave. Harvard Sl North West Main Slieol liviml Slh-el H Nolilu ation that lhi'einer,|eni y no paikliu) sli)ns aie beiii'ior will he posted shall bei|lven to the operator Turner Slreel F.isl Loft W Ininan Ave chapiei. aie lienbi; design,iied as one way streets ill the direction Indicated. Allen Sl Soulll W. (irand Ave I larvarcl Sl Soulll or owner ol any vein, le whn h has been parked pilot to ihe postln,) of the slijns. ti 188-47. Parking bv permit only In denlrinatcd residential areas. Ha/el PI Norlh IC. I lu/e'lwood Ave ti 188-59. Schedule IX: I.nne Use He*ervntlons. Allen Sl Soulh W. Scott Ave. Madison Ave tj 188-7. Prohibited limn, al Interne ctlons. Api al Te'll Lasl St, George Ave I lemlnck Sl Bolh 5 188-34. Removal of vehicle*. A hxcept as otheiv-'ise provided by this Title CJ. hour parklny) no vehicle shall he parked on the streets or ,lelleison Ave' Audrey Ui. West St. George Ave Hemlock Sl Fasl lu accuid.mcc with the piovislnie, ol i: IHH K'. .ill '.elm I.-, shall move ,r, ,!,--., nb.-d belove parts ol Mre.el-, designated in Si liedule XX V It; 1 HH 7f>). rliinng the hour1, designated In the Schedule Mondftu IC. Millon Ave No p.isoi, .I,,IK make a Hun ol ihe kind do signaled llelt, right, all) at nny of the locations described In :> 188-55. Schedule V: Prohibited Right Turns on Red Signal. Auc ley Drive Soulh Linden Ave I lenrv Sl Noilh Him Ton. : Any unoi i upied v.-huie pailved oi siandinu in violation of this Article shall be deemed a nuisance and a through lilday unless Hillside Kd Wesl I.nne Schedule IV 's IMN ,'ll. alia, bed lo and made a parl of this chapter. menace to the sale and oiopei regulation ol Irafllc, and any peace officer may provide lor the removal of such Aiicusl.i Sl Soulh IC. Milton Ave. Linden Ave Intersection Hullck PI Soulh Reserved Piirpoho vehi' !e Ihe ownei -.hall pay the reasonable costs ol ihe lemoval and storage which may result Irom such In accordance with ihe provisions of § IHH 8, no person shall make a light turn when la, ing a steady red Am usla St. North Lewis St. IC Millon Ave (Locotlon) (I) The vehicle Is owned oi operaled on a regular basis by a resident ol that street; and Irving Sl Soulh t) 188-8. Prohibited rlflht turnN on red slflnal. removal helore reiiaiinni) possessiun of the vehicle signal (slop indication) al any ol llie following locations B.u loll Sl North Cirand Avo. IC. Millon Ave. Last I la/elwood Avenue at South I ell Illlll {?.) The vehicle das displayed on its led rear window or led lurk, ll a motorcycle, In sued a manner as to he Bime'll St Both L, Millon Avo. Irving Sl Thoin St Main Snoot Iva Sl [Cast No person .hall make a light Hun when (acing a steady red signal (stop Indication) at any ol ihe loe-allons t) 188-35. nffecllvi'iic** of Article. dearly examined by an oflicer. a ciirreni residential paiklng pennll. or Harnelt Sl Fust IC. Scoll Ave. ICnVabolh Ave. l.awience Stieet at Kandolph dese nbe,I in s, hedule V Is' 1 AH TI'I), alt,u bed lo and made a part of this chapter Bamelt St North Henry St Jackson Ave Fasl Church Sl Avenue loll Jackson Ave West (II) The vehicle falls under one of the exceptions to Ihls Am. le Direction Prohibited Rlnht Turn Beacmi Sl Wesl liamell St. Majile Ave Main Stteel at 1 la/elwood 1 he effiT iivenes-. u( I hi-. Ailii le Is contlnqeiil upon s|,|ns belni) erecied as required by law. 1 Jellerson Ave, Bolh I ell linn )> 188-9. Through Ntrcotn. 1 Name ol Street of Travel Hours on Kcd Signal Onto Beacon Sl West IC. Milton Ave Maple Ave Avenue Loll South H Any vehicle covered by subsec lion All), 1^) or l.'l) above shall ho exempt (rom the I wo hour parking provi- h.isl Cirand Avenue Jefle'ison Avo Both Loll Noilh I elt Inn, 1 Bond Street ' South Bodlord Sl Bolh Broadway Weslfleld Ave Main Stieol al Millon Avenue r ARTICLE VII sions of ihls Title only, and shall abide by all other parking regulations whether same are contained In tlie clly's Weslfleld Avenue Jelfersi in Avo. Both I ell bolh The siieei-. oi pan-. ,,| -.Heels described Iii Schedule VI (§ lHH. )f>), attached to and made a pan of ihls 1 Broadway South B, ilhold Ave Both (irove St W, Hake Av.' Milton Avenue al Main Slieel chapter an- herein., designated as tbiough streets Stop signs shall be Installed on Ihe near right side ol each Motored Parking, ordinances or the statutes ol the Slaie of New Jersey Bond Street Jefferson Ave Bolh Grove Sl illie. lions I elt Illlll 1 Last (irand Avenue Wesl Be'ilholcl Avo. Norlh W. Lake Avo. streei inleiM', ling ihe ihiougb slreel exeepl where yield signs are provided for In the designations Moilloe Slieel Jensen Ave Bolh W. Inman Ave'. 1 Fa-.i Cir.md Avenue Fast Berlhold Ave Soulh W. Ininan Ave'. Sl George's Avenue al No § 188-36. Deflnltloiif.. 5 188-48. Exemptions Jensen Ave Bolb W. Hake Ave Kight Khljll Illlll Lawiencc Stieet Bond Sl Both Upton PI, BiunswicK Avenue 1 Lasl 1 la/elwixid Ave Both North § 188-10. Slop IntersectloiiN. Bond Sl Both IC. Scolt Ave Jensen Ave Hll/abelh Ave Whilllei Slreel al Wosl Giaml Ihe loll.ivi.iiig vv. .id-, and pluases. which aie' nol defined In Subtitle 1 of Title !)') of the New Jersey Statutes 1 Last 1 la/elwnixl Avi' Both 7 (X) a m New Mrunswlck Avenue L.ast The follou/mg vehicles shall ho exempt from this Article Bond Sl South Washington Sl. Jon,". PI Price St. Ave'iiue I ell 1 ill Illlll Annotated, shall have the meanings lespectlvely ascribed lo them In this secllon lor purposes of this Article 7). attached to and made a part ol this chapter, are Brady Court Norlh IC. Grand Avo Jones PI St. Goeuye Ave A Visitors A vehicle displaying a current visitor's parking permit may paik a maximum of seven (7) days .'i.(X) p in Kamlnskl Dr ICasI Jellerson Ave heroin; ilesi,mated a-. ••!• .[i inteiset lions Slop signs shall be Installed as provided therein Brady Court Soulll Washington St. § 188-60. Schedule X: No-PoNnInn Zones. PAKKINCi MI.TI K Any mechanical device oi meter nol luconsliton! with this Article placed or erected lor provided ihe operator of the vehicle Is a liona fide guest ol a le-adenl within the pennll parking area. o(X) p.in Kaniln'.kl Dr West Allen St the regulation o( parking by authinllv ol Ihls Aiticle. Lai h "parking meter" Inslalled shall Indicate by proper Lawrence Street Bramhall Kd. Fast Colonia'Blvd. t) 188-11. Yield Intersections. Lasl Millon Avenue Both Kisiniey Avo Bolh Pitce St. In atooielanco wilh the provisions i.1 t; IHH Lln.o passing . •heieby .".l.ibll'.lioil.niil shall be main legend the legal paiklng lime established by the ordinance and, when oporaled, shall at all times Indicate the Houte 1 Biamhall Kd Wesl W. Inman Avo. B. The visitor's penult shall be displayed on the dashboard of the vehicle in such a manner as to be clearly Last Millon Avenue Both Keanie'V Ave' Both ICII/abelh Ave . ol -.Heels balance ol legal paikmg nine and, ai the expiration of such period, shall Indicate Illegal or overtime parking visible of an offlcei enforcing [larking regulations Btlan-llll Dr Fast Richard Blvd. I,lined upon llie following desuibed slieels oi p.n Lll/ahelli Avenue Both Main Slreel Kearney Ave Fast Whlttier St Hie ini.i ,,, 11, n is ,1,-,uili,'d in S. bedule VIII (i) IHH fiH), attached lo and made a part of this chapter, are Bnarclill Or Wosl Madison Mill Kd. l.li/abelli Avenue Both 7 fX) a.in Wesl (irand Avenue Ki'.Hiiov Ave W.'St Whlttler Sl. hereby designated as yield inleiseciions Yield signs shall bo Installed as provided therein PARKING ML TICK SI'ACF Any space within a narking motor /one, which Is adjacent to a parking meter Brldg, Sl. IC Grand Ave. § 188-49. Administration. <).(X) a in . North Keonly PI We'sllleld Avo and which Is duly designated lor tlie parking of a single vehicle by lines painted or otherwise durably marked on Main St. ICasI Direction 3-(X)pm. Bridge Sl Wesl Kline I'l Slone Sl § 188*12. I.nne u*f reservations. llie cuib or on the suit,no of the stieel or lot adjacent lo or adjoining the parking meters. Broad Sl. Soulh ICmerson Avo. North Nnme of Slreet ol Trnvel Location A. The responsibility and authority to administer and enlori e ihe provisions of this Article are hereby oCXlp.m Kline PI Linden Ave |As shown ,in sketch nuinbei Bioad Sl Soulll W Millon Avo Soulli Biamhall Ko.id delegated to the Parking Author II y ol the C :«v ol Hahway (hereinafter referred lo as the "Parklny Authority"). The l.li^abelh Avenue Both 7(X) am Wesl Scoll Ave Knapp Dr. l.awionco St 1 The lane lo,,moils d,'sullied in Schedule IX (t) IHH 5')). altaeht'd to and made a part of ibis chapter, are PARKING Ml'.TICK XONIC Any restricted cm street parklnij area or off-street paiklng lot upon which park .iu!h Nl ;' .| I'l, dated I elniiaiv '.':'. l'l'/M] Parking Authority may adopl rules and regulations, il necessaiy. lo ellei luate the Implementation and nd "(X) a.m . Bioad Sl Soulll W. Ha/elwixx! Ave. Lafave'tlo St IC. I la^elwood Ave hereby designated as lane use leseivatlons. and Irallic shall move only as Indicated. Ing nielols ate Inslalled and In opeiation Central Avo. tnth Bl. ladwav IAs shown on sketch number ministration ol Ihls Article ,'i (X) a m Bivanl Sl North l.akewood Avo Bioadway 1 Fast Nl'l 'IV'I. dated July Li. I'l'/.'ll b (X) p rn Hiv.int St. Both Flm Avi' Lambert Sl. rCVl la/elwood Av. t) 188-13. No-pns^Ing zones. s 188-37. Di'Nlfiimtlon of parklnn "pnceN. r Bolh I loin the Inleise. lion ol I eesvllle IV Applications (or paiklny penults under this Aiticle shall be made In writing on (onns provided by the VJcul 41») :i.'lu, uud Avenue: liiVJnt Sl. - - Bull) .. W Hoze'lwrxxl Ave I.eesvllle Avo." IC. Millon Ave lliibl Innuii AVL'IIUL' ------VV<-! rHItif", Ai..fiu to Both J '" North" Avenue loi a distance ol (i.();'O f.vl" " dnn Authority ~" ' " "" " VVest liiinan Avenu.' 'Hivanl SI Both W'. Lake' Ave. l.eiiiilnylon Sl Route 1 Ibe Police Department Is hereby directed and authorized lo provide for the marking oil of Individual parking J.olio. son Ave line Bolh Both Stalling I ,H')() le.'l wesl ol the lu Nu passing ,',, , ,ne heiehy established and shall be maintained along those streets or parts ol streets Fast I l.iA'lwcxid Avenue Bivant Sl Both W. Millon Av.' Li'iinlnyton St IC Millon Ave Lasl Scott Avenue I asl spaces in ihe paiklng motor /ones designated ami described In Schedule XXIV (§ IHH 74), said paiklng spaces 1.illVl, •nee Sir.L'l't Both Wesl lei set lion nl Koute 1 loi a distant e ol desciibeil in S, bedule X U IHKbO). attached to and made a part ol Ihls clifipter, as authorized by the New C, When applying (or a pennll, each person shall display to the Parking Authority a valid New Jersey Lasl Millon Avenue Campbell St. Both Flm Avo. l.onnox Sl Main Sl 1.awn 'in e Sir.L't't Both 7 (X) a m I,SOU leel Jersey Depariiiieni ..I I i.mspintation in accoidanco with the sketch dated and numbered as Indicated. to bo designated by lines painted in maikodon tbecuiblng or surface of the slreot or lot. At each space so mark driver's license, vehicle registration, proof of insuiance and |irmf or residency In the parking permit area. Campbell St. Bolh Central Avi'. Howls Sl South Whltllei Sl. edofl. II sliall lie unlawful lo park anv vehicle In such away that said vehicle shall nol lie entirely wllhln the limits ') (X) a m . Bolh I'asl Scoll Avenue Wosl I loin the Inter..', tlmi of Koute 1 lot a .') (X) p in Campbell St Both W. Cherrv Si. Linden Ave W Scott Avo S 188-14. Truck* over certain welo.hu excluded. of the space so designated. D Penults shall be Issued only by the Paiklcy Authority to Ihose persons who are residents on said street Bolh dlslan I 1.:.'/() loel 6 (X) p m Capoblanco PI North l.oesvllle Avi' Linden Ave. W. (iiand Ave Ihen-of upon which parklny Is restricted by this Article A permanent permit shall he valid for as long as n vehicle 1 Both Stalling 'I(X) leel easl ol llie inleiset Wesllield Avenue Central Ave Heist '• Hamilton Sl Linden Ave Whllller Sl. Last ScotI Avenue West 5 188-38, Installation of pnrklng meters. Is owned by the resident, and the resident lives within the pennll parking aiea. Penults are nontfnnsferrable, Madison Avenue Holh South lion vi llh I llAihcth Avenue I. n a I in, ks in ,'v. e-e. ol the gmss weighis indicated are hereby excluded from the streets or parts of streets LIlAibolh Avenue Central Ave Hast Irving Sl. Harrison Sl Main Slreel Both Lower Alden Dr. Hast dlslan,,- ol 'I(X) leel desmbetl in s, bedule XI I* IHH (ill, esuepl for the pickup and delivery of materials on such streets Lasl (iiand Avenue Ccnhal Ave. West Jefferson Avi' Union Sl. In said paikmg inoler /ones, the Parking Authority shall cause narking meters lobe Installed upon the curb, !• The permit shall be removed upon sale, junklny or other transfer of a vehicle. Penult holders shnll Inform Monroe Slreet North I.iidlow Sl Both IA-. .Ii,iwu on skolt Ii nuiiili.'i Main Slreel Ccntial Ave Wesl Madison Avo. W Scoll Avo K.indolph Avenue 1 ARTICLE III sidewalk oi aiea ImineJl.ilflv ad|acent lo the parking spaces pinvlded In (§ IHH 37) of this Article. No parking the Parklny Authority when moving within ihe permit parklny area Permits must be surrendered to the Parking New Brunswick Avenue Both I.iidlow St South IC. (irand Avo Nl ;' ;';';'.!. daied May :!(>, I'l/li) Authority when moving outside the penult paiklny area 7 (X) a m I'asl I la/olvvood Avenue Charlotte Place South Central Ave. Parking, Standing] and Stopping motels shall lie installed In aioas where parking Is prohibited pursuant lo the provisions of N.J.S.A. 39:4-138. Neve Biuiiswtck Avenue Both l.udlow Sl Soulh IAs -.bovv-ii on skolch nuinbei Church St Bolh Seminary Aviv IC Scull Ave Weslfleld Avenue The P.liking Aullunlly shall he lesputisihle (or the regulation, control, operation, maintenance and use of such <) (X) a in . l.ufbenv Sl. South NI7 I,',;' daled I elnualy I, I'I'M] i\ Ihe following (cos are heiebv established Chunh St. Bolh ' Hamilton St. Union PI. i; 188-15. Hogulatlont, not exclusive. paiklng inelei s ICach device shall bo so sol as lo display a signal showing legal parking upon the deposit of the :) (X) p in l.ufhonv Sl Both Sl.uiing l.;i(X) le.'l easl ol the in Chuich St Both I larrlson Sl w. Innidti Ave* West Ininan Avenue I a-.i appiopnato coin, lawlul nuinovof the United Slates of America, (or the period of llnie prescribed In (§ IHH 3')|. (i (X) |) m . Lufborry Sl Both W Hake Ave. lei ..-. lion of I Ink.". Mnad loi a (1) Pennll parking penults, ten dollars ($10 ) Koule 1 Chinch St Nellth Linden Avo. I ho provisions ,,I this Ail ii lo imposing a lime limit on paiklng shnll nol relieve any poison of the duty to ICach device shall be soartangod that upon the-expiration of the lawful time limit, II will Indicate by a proper, vlsl Paterson Slroel Holh Madison Avo Both Biamhall Rd. dl-.lan. e ol (i.V','0 lo.'l Wesl I l.i/elwiiod Avenue Chuich Sl Both Union St. ohs,'iv e. illi, i aiidinoieiesiiii live pit .visions piohibiilng oi limiting the stopping, standing or paiklng of vehicles hie signal that the lavvlul parking period has expired, and in such case the right of such vehicle to occupy such Pioi-poni Street Both Madison Ave Both Midwood l)i (2) Issuance ol new permits following sale, junking or other Iranslei of vehicle, five dollars ($!>.) Central Avenue Chuich St Both W. Grand Avi' Wosl Ininan Avenue as set f.ulli in N .1 S A :|i) I l.t.H. anv oiliei New Jersey statute or as hereinafter provided. space' shall cease, ant! ihe opeiatoi, ownei, possessor or manager therisil shall be subject lo the penalties St (ieoiyes Avenue Bolh Matllson Ave Soulh I'lerpont Sl. .'V -.liovvn on skei, I, nuinbei 1 asl In r Chuich Sl Bolh W. Scoll Ave I .ast Innian Avenue ll.'lt'lliaftei piovlcled (,'i) Lost or defaced visitor's penult, live dollars CS,i ) Sl (ieoryes Avenue Both Colonia Uoulovaid Bryant Sl 1 Jaguos Avenue Church St Wesl St. George Avo Madison Ave South man Avenue Nl :' !•()'». dated May I I, t< 188-16. Parking ol lumen nnd truck*. Sl (ieorijes Avenue Both Maple Ave Both .l.iquos Ave Clark Sl Norlh H. I la/olwcxxl Avo I"/ !| C> Ijach peimll holder shall be limited lo three Ci) visitor's permits at any one time Visitor's penults may bo Sl (ieoiges Avenue Bolh Linden Avenue Maple Ave Holh ICIm Avo. S| nun,, UK) leel vve ol lli Sl (ieoryos Avemu1 Maplo Avenue Clark St Soulh Randolph Ave'. Wosl Scolt Avenue I .\'-\ A I l.iealiei there sliall be n., paiklng upon snoots or sections of streels within the City ol Kahway by buses § 188-39. Operntlon of parking meters. obtained (rom the Paiklny Authorily and must be relumed within seven (7) days ol Issuance Visitor's nermlts Bolh Maple Ave Both Loosvllle Avo li, ,ii ol I Ii/,ib.'ill Av. e loi shall bo nontranslenable ' Sl ("niirgi's Avenue Mull.iv Stteet Clinton Sl Wosl J.iyue's Avo. and iiutks I,.'ivi.vn ibe Inn.is nl MIX) p m and (i (X) a in Both Maple I'ou Soulh Sl Gl'oige Avo di-.l'in.e of 'I(X) leel Sl (ieorges Avenue West (irand Avenue Coach St Wesl Irving St. I .scept 111 a period of emergency detemilned by an officer of the Fire or Police Deportment, or In compllnncc- Both Mattln Sl Wesl Richard Blvd Stalling ,|IK) loot vv. l ol Ibe Ilile St (ieoryes Avenue West I l.lA'lw.xid Avenue Ccxldlnylon St Hast Jayues Ave'. Wesl Scoll Avenue I a I B Am. bus oi hu. k paiketl oi standing on stioels or parts ol streets between the aloiesald houis In viola wlth Ihe directions of a police officer or tr.ifllc control slijii or slcjnnl, when any vehicle shnll be onrked In nny § 188-50. Violations and ponnltlou. Both Mauilce Aviv I'.ast Slone Sl i ol Whillle•l Stie.-I loi dlslaiu Sl (ieoryes Avenue Wesl Ininan Avenue Colonial l)i North Ross St. lion ot llus -... t ball he .I.'enletl a public nuisance and ,i menace lo the safe anil proper control of traffic; and paikln.i space nlonqslde or next to which a parklnij nieter Is loc'ntod, the operntor of such vehicle shnll, upon Both Mavfali Dr. ICasI l-'eniote Sl ,,l HKI leel Sl (ieorges Avenue Wosl I.ake Avenue ( JIIH old St Bolh Jefferson Avo anv |mlii e oln, , i in.iv pioviile l,n die lemoval ol such vehicle 111 the event of such violation, In which case llie entering the said parklny meter s|ince, Immediately dvposlt or cnuse to iv deposited In said motor such proper Any pei son violating any piovisioniof this Aiticle. lailing to comply herewith or providing any lalse Infomia- Both Mavfalr Dr Noilh Madison Ave Mai tin,| IIXI l et .l-.l ol lli coin ol the I lulled States ul America as Is required (or such parking meter and <\s Is designated by proper direc- Wesllield Avenue Lasl Madison Avenue (.'uncord Sl Bolh Madison Ave'. Main St Wesl Sioll Avenue W.-.i ] aillslam In operation when so required shall constitute a violation of this Article. Upon the deposit of such coin (nnd the 3 (X) p in Cornell Avo North W. Lake Avo IC. Si cill Ave II j ARTICLE IX Moutgomeiy St. Both ol 1111 leel ""' ""'•' I""-- "I this se, imn shall nut apnlv in the lolluwing commorvl.il vehicles of ihe passengei cat selling of the timing mechanism In operation when so required), the parklny space may bu lawfully occupied by (i (X) |) m Cottage' St. Wesl Whllller St. l.alavolle Sl lv u ; ; l! ll1 1 Kk 1 Schedule! MonlgeinuTV St. Both J ; :""• " " '''••'• '" " I-' tons unloaded vveiglu, any eelilcle of a public utility as defined In N'.l S A such vehicle duitnq the period of time which lias bivn prescribed (or the part of the street In which snld pnrklng Jaqu.'s Avenue nianni' Ct West Old Lake Ave Washinglon Sr 1M l !l Wesl H.welwood Ave Both Monlijoineiv St. Bolh ' - ' ' ' '•''"' '•' ' • '''""I used in p.-iloiin son. ties which It Is ,-iulhon.vd hy law tvi peifmm space is kx-ated, provided that any person placing a vehicle 111 a parklny meter space adjacent lo a meter which Dlaiilonlo l)i North Maurice Ave. Cenlr.il Avo 188-61. Schedule XI: Trucks Over ( erleiln Weights I xi hided. § 188-51. Schedule I: Traffic Control Slf|naln. West Ha/elwood Ave Both Now Bmnswii k Avenue Monlgome'iv St. Both indicates thai unused time has b.s'ii left In the meter by Ihe previous occupant of the space shnll not be required IVipnnt Stieot Donald Avi' Hast Price St. Cenlt.il Ave Wi'si I l.wokuood Ave Both Montgomery" St. Huth 1 ollln vi eights, lit .ited.iiehe ,'byo\ !; 1HH-17 I'.ulilmi prohibited tit all llmeii. to deposit a coin so long as his ixcup.uu v of said space docs not exceed the Indicated unused parking time. If .lelleison Avenue 1 Jonald Avi' Wesl ' Whltller Sl. Whlttloi Sl In at coitl.iiu o willi tin pii.visions ..I 5 IHS II Hi |m vl 1 1 1HS lM l n nl SU MI SIUI1 IV West Ininan Avenue Bolh Moonov PI South . ol slli'Ols epl to id deliver . it Illalollals , II SUt 11 said vehicle shall lem.iln parked In any such parking s|iace beyond the parking time limit set for such parklnn ed in'lei'secii'on's' ' ""' ' " '""' "' ''' ""' " " " " '""'•^'U al the lollovvlng doscrlb 7 (X) a m Lll/aln'th Avenue Dukes Kd Norlh W Lake Ave. Jefferson Ave eluded (rolll Ihe (ollowmg stioels ol pall N Wesl Scoll Avenue Both Moonov PI South j' I';' •' •'' '' "• "ail. a vein, le al anv lime upon anv ol the slr.sMs or pails theteo! described In St hedulo XII space and II the meter shall Indicate such illeqal pnrklni], then and In that event such vehicle shall bo considered 'I (X) a rn . Dukes Kd Soulh W. Inman Avi'. Madison Ave snoots lss Moiton Sl West !•. ''• oi „ i,,,I I,, ,,n,l made a | all ..1 this . haplel as p.uking ovot time and beyond Ihe penod of legal paiklny time, and such parking shall bo doomed a violation '. Albe'il St Bolh Thorn St. Sl (ieoige Avo Intersection :i (X) p in Murray Si Bolh ol this Atllcle d (X) p 111 . 1. Albe'It Sl Wesl New Bninswlck Ave Central Avo Welilhl Muir.w Sl Both s- IHH-1K No slopping or 1.. Cheny St. Hast Irving St. (Church Sl limit llasl lla/elwood Avenue ,\\v\ New Hniuswick Avenue Murray Sl last W Grand Ave (Ions) I ill atlon I'asl lla.vkvood Avenue, l.awieiuv Sluvl, WixKlbiidge Hoad s 188-56. Schedule VI: Through Street*. F. Chenv Sl Lasl Malii St. Now Chinch St. Name of Street N : § 188-40. Manner of parking. Soulh Madison Ave ') loll- 1 1n,n Nov, Uniusvv i, 1.Ave inn • lo Mall '' I" ' •' ' " •" 1" " •' mi! a vehicle upon any ,.| the stieels or pails ol stiools tlosciilwl in Schetlule XIII r.h.Mbelh Avenue and Main Stieet 1. l.nierson Avo Both I'ullon Sl. Adams Stieel ss Now (Church Sl Fast .lolfeison Avo I* l' " " '" " -"d I" anil made a pail ol t|,|s , haptel In ai cordanco with the provisions of (i IHHl >. the fallowing descnU'd slreets or pails ol siiools aie herein L 1 la/e'kvoocl Last Unit Sl. • el When a paiklnq inelei space Is n.uallel with the adjacent curb or sidewalk, no person shall park or permit Klizabelh Avenue ,\m\ West Scott Avenue Newton Sl Soulh (iis.igo-. Av eliu.- lo Madison 1' Inman Ave Bolh Jagues Ave liivant Sl Albeimalle Stuvl •I Ions 11, ,|ll S| K^ • the pailuny ol any vehicle In such panting space In MW other position than with the foremost part of such vehicle l.awience Sheet and Last Milton Avenue designaled as ihrouyh streets Slop slyns shall !»• Inslalled on the near nghl side ol each shoot inloisei liny lh. Nicholas I'l West Jdnues Ave s 188-1'J. Parkliui prohibited <<>rt«ln hours L. Inman ave Both New Bninswlck Ave Alden Dllve •I Ions 1 11 nilli Deafest to the p.ukiny nietcrfwhcifa paikiny Tneter spaco ls^tiaiioirat to the, curb or sidewalk, no person Shall Lawienco Slieel mid Moimx- Slttvl - -• - • -- ,l,rtm,j|, ,it,vl, oyco|il wlwiii vivid slyri'- -ire jirovlded loiln the dniiynatlons. Nicholas PI Host Pienionl St •niio In 1llonald I; Inman Ave Last t.eosvllle Ave. Oak St. Allen Stieet •1 Ions 11. .MI W,-,t Si oil Avi Nope. paik oi penult Ihe poi king ol any vehicle In such parking S|>,\co in any other position than with the forvmostpnrt Main Slieel and I'ast I la/elwixnl Avenue Bolh Madison Aw ,-v , line •l-i'l paik a v.-hi, le Ivtvv ,s'i, ihe hou.s sp.vilied 111 Schedule XIV ($ IHH tv|| ol any day. unless Main Slieel and l.ast Millon Avenue Limit* F Lake' Avo Fast Main St Oak Sl oll,e,vv|..e II l(| ol such vehicle neatest to the paiklng motor; when a parking motor shnll have been Installed at the head of ami Name of Street Fast Hamilton Sl 1,, Mil 111, II,tor.IS lloll ol 1 asl (iiand ';"' ""• "' ""' ••""is.,i pan-, ol sluvlsdescrilvdin said Schedule XIV. attached to and From West Scull Avenue lo Donald Avenue 1. Lake Avo W.'Sl New Bninswlck Ave Oak St Hainell Sheet made a p.n linniodlatelv adlaccnt lo ,\nv paikltig spaco on a municipal oil strwl paiklng lot, no person shall park or penult M.ilnStieol, New Kiuiisvvick Avvnue and Last l.meison Avenue Allen Sltevl West 1 lanison Sl A, , line ,vilb Bamell Silo, •I H , the Between Fast Grand Avenue and the Linden. N .1 L Lincoln Avo Last Bamott St. Old Lake Avo Ihejiaikiiujol any vehicle In such pai kin, j space in any other position than with the foremost part of such vehicle Sl (iiMiqes Avenue and West lla.vkvixid Avenue Hainell Slnvl Wosl Seminaiv avo K ill,, a. KIVOI and Railway houndatv line L Line oln Av• W.'St Koute 1 ()llver Sl neaiest lo the paiklng nietei, piovkletl, iiowevei, that In municipal off-slrcot parking lots, slyns shall bo envied Westlk'k) Avenue aiul Madison Avenue " Soulll Union Sl 1 .olll 1 .-.11 I il.ind Av .line It. I asl 1 in \ jt 188-20 Nn siopplnii or staiulln,) ccrlnln hour* From We'st Ininan Avenue lo Jollerson Avenue 1. Millon Av. last Wall St (Jllver St Hainell Slieol Indlcitinq lli.it "head on" p.uking only is potmlttod. In anv event, 'l Bioad Sheet Both 1 . • ., I, mill. Botwevn wesllield Avenue and ihe' Clark Township ITi.'abelh Av. West Irving St Oliver Sl Beaton Stieol I Ions West Ininan Avenue .mil Jv'IK'ison Avenue Bioadvvav Both Sl (ii-oiye Avo ,,ie 1, R« I'.lm Ave Both Irving Sl Oliver Sl Ml W e-.lli.-U Avel . Hi. sulvvav It shall Iv unlavvlul ,\mi a violation ol the provisions ol this Article (or nnv person to: Wesl Scolt Avenue and Wlillllei Stuvl Hahwav line .lelleison Aw llfdlold Stieol •! Ions •line Wesl In t; 188-21 lime limit p,»rkli\n. Holh Oliver Sl Both 1 iolll W ,-.l 1 ako Av, to ' WiHxIhndye Hivnl and Kanvlolph Avenue From West Millon Avenue lo Ninth Side ol We'sl L.lin Ave Jellerson Avo Madison Aw No,,,- A Cause, allow, iieunll oi sullei anv vehicle nsjUtetod In the name of.or Ojx'rated by such ivrson to Iv Ilivanl Slnvl Oichaid Sl Both in ,,i Av,.'111,,' iik a y-,1,,, I,. |u, ,,!,,,,., ihan ihe lime limn shown in Si hi\lule X\'l (!) IHH (iti) at an IIIWOIWCXHI. Irom the South Sid.' ol We'sl West Madison Avo IC Millon Ave Beillioltl Avenue I Inns asl 1 in lime 1','IM. . jiatkod oveitinie oi bevond the penod ol legal |-i.iiklnij time established for any parking meter «'one .is hetoln Flm Ave On haul Sl Fast 1 < on. 1 isl S, oil Av,•nue lo 1 .•••I.-., in s,i,i „ |,,.,lule X\ I ol anv tlw, unless oiheiwise indicated, upon any ol lh H.IA'IWIXH! TO tnman Ave'iuio l-asl Klchaid Blvd Washington Sl sluvls ul ;, , descnUsl. or to deposit in any patklng inelei anv coin loi the purpose "I paikJng Ivvond the maximum k-gai I'.lm 1 on On hard Sl Both .1.1 Av, nue i- ,1.•-. ui',-,1 I'I said S. hedule XVI. alta.hevl lo and made a pail ol ilus cha|i|er From Levsvlllo Avenue to US Route 1 Lssex Sl Noith Hildtto Sl IC. (it.mil Ave Bond Stioel .1 Ions paikliij lime IVII the paillculai paikiny nietei /one S 188-52, SchviliiU< II: Spootl Until*. |RU Capoliltinco Pla»a Paik Sl Both 1 i.in VV e-.l Imn m Av elmI', ll i (',,|,nil.i From St. George Avenue to Irving Street l.ssox Sl Both IC Millon Ave Bolh IC Milton Avo s- 188-22 Angle parking Central Avenvie I'.uk Sl IC Scull Avo Biamhall KIMCI 'I I""' H Penult anv vehicle to lemaln oi Iv placrtl In anv parking space adjacent to any paiklng motor while said Church Strvut From Harrison'Street to West Scott Avenue Lsse'S Sl Both Monroe St Paleison Sl Ninth inelei is displaying a slqnal indii allny that Ihe vehicle occupying such paikiny space has already Kvn parketi of 1H From St, Georges Avenuo to Ni-w Chuich Stn\'l l.stetbioeik Ave- Holh Him Avo Upton I'l lRu Church Strvul Pateisun St Both W Mlllou Aw , We th.l.l Av ' lo I lanklin 1 1 s vls 1 Ivvund Ihe pen.id piesi'iilvd loi sui h paiklny space From Jefferson Avenuo to St. Georges Avenuo l.sieibiiMik Avo Moth Central Avo Budge Slioel I. Ions Ib lKSii ,' s ...''V,!'"'' !, "i'" '' "'";'' '","• "' ""' '" "' I' "'" 'lo'ieol doM-llbed in Schedule' XVII Colonia Boulevard I'.ilotson St South l.uierson Avo (!| ISSlwI. s, ,,.. ., ia. an.iled, ,,g,,.,i%.,| .m,| ,,nlv vvilliu, the pa.nted while stall Imos From West Lake Avenue to West Inman Avenue LsteihiiHik Avo South W Milton Avo Pater son Sl Both BliMilvvav -I Ions C Paik any vehicle across anv line oi ni.uklng ol a paiklng meter space ol In such |X)sltlon lhal the vehicle Spi'vd • Sta FKikos Ikxid l.tnik'n Avo I. Millon Avo From FJliarx'lh Avenue to US Route 1 l.vans Sl Noilh Bolh Hlooklloltl Plaio I Ions nue 1. i Madls, % 188-23. Loatllng /OIIOK shall not lxi entuelv vviihin tlu* atea dcsiqnated bv such llni's or markings Limit (St. Kail Grand Avenuo W Scott Aw IC ICmorsun Avo 1 i in st 1 ieoiges Av. Name ol Slreet F.ait Hnielwood Awnuo From Broad Street lo I lart Street Lvans St South Ple'l]Mllll St Both (mr»h) Location Hamilton Avo (Central Avo Contial Avenue' ;i I. 'Us Av . i II II IVIace, iniuii". tampei willi,op>n or wllllullv break, tlesliovoi Impair the usclulnoss of any paiklng motet Madison Hill Ko.ul llnst Inmnn AVATIUO From Now Uninswtck Avenue to Wexxltirldiiv l-'emoto St Both PKU e Sl Soulh Him Ave VV, •sl S, oilAv, lit!.' toi 1 Indt'ii I ho lo, alioiis .It -., I.I-,-, I i'i S.lie.lule XVIII |« IHSl.SI ill I, . I I II ill I lorn Ihe Cl.uk Township |uu. lo Westflold IStc Seminaiv Avo 1 i. ll M Township line 1 -'emote St Hnlh Ninth installed uiulei the pinvisions ol this Ailnle W Grand Avo I'htiv Sl St (iixngo Aw •V , in heiehv design.ilcil.!•- loadiii.I .-..u,-, ' ' '"'" '" •""> " "o a pail ol this i Haplel. ale From Now Brunswick Avenue to Main Slroet l-oinole St North (Chuii-h Sliool ,1 ions l-lnat I.nko Awnuo Bryant St Pkrce St Soulh IC I la/elwoixi Av 1 ian,- lei I,(III Th< From Main Street to Linden Cllv line I'oilvs Sl Bolh I IVpusll oi cause lo Iv deposited in any paiklny inelei anv sluy, device or metal t-ulittaniv or other § 188-33. Schedule III: On.-Wnv Street. Fast Milton Avonuc I'kirponl St Ph'tixnit Sl Noilh Randolph Avv 1 i1 .III 1 ',l Millon Av, Ullv- I. t: 188-24. Tuxl stand* From Elltabvth Avenue lo U.S. Route 1 loibes St Holh Coloiil.il Dilve •! Ions suhstltulo loi lawlul coins Uast Sa>tl Avenuo Jayues Ave Boll, Jefferson Ave VV t'.ll Ii ia Ion Sliee 1 I Tm From Irving Sltvct to Linden City line I'OIIH-S St Hast West In acc.itdani-o with Ihe pu.visKms ol $ 188 t, the (ollowmg doscilbod sluvls o, pails ol slievlH aiv b.W F.IUnbolh Avenue Sl Geotyo Ave St Gisnge Avo Columbus Plai .• A tons 11. ,111 si I Limit's Av eiuie 1. , Madls Sl ! 1 1 X S SS M ul l 1 1 1 1 I' Paik oi peunil Ihe paikimi ol anv velilcle In any parking inolor space wheio the meter d' 1'o.ol.y designated as one way sluvi> in the diuvtMi Indioatoil ' Muvts aiv In-rv Elm Awnuo Broadway I'llUVKKxl St Both Madison Ave ColHOIll Sll.H'l I lolls Av • 111 lawful |iaikitn| From Midwood Drive to Rfclwrd Boulevard 1 -'lanklin Sl Both Urx -Urn Terroci' IC Ha/erwixxl Avo Pinewixxl St Smith living Sl 1 i Illl I lei iglli Fiom Rahwny Rlvt-r to Rrldi.K Street I'ullon St South Both I Jollald Avonuo .( |, ,ns t 188-25 HUH >lo|.i.. Direction Ksicx Stnvt IC Millon Avo I'Lunllekl Ave I Indon Ave 1 iolll VV, I Imn ni Av eiui.• I ako From West Scolt Avenuo to Linden Awnuo 1 niton St Ninth PLiuifk'ld Avo F.ast Duke's Koad ,) ion-, 5 IN8-42, Keportu of violation*; citation*. Name «l Strwel UtH Fvt»nj Street Hamilton St V .11 of Travel Limit* From East Hajerwood Avonue to Fast Milton Avenue (iordoii PLui Soulh j'ulton Strwl Semtnarv Avo PLiinflekl Ave West 1 illllt 1.1iglli heiehv d,-.ia,,..i,-,l a'.V!,s s'tops ' ' '" ' " "' '"''ll llrtl '"'"HI "'''^' a 1'aH ol tins t haplel, aie From Dukes Hood to St. Geortjos Awnuo (ioidon PUu'e North I'opLu Sl I asl AIIHII Sliool ,( ion-. A It shall be the duiv ol the poll, .• ollueis. acting In anonlamo wilh Instnu tuins Issued hv the Chh'l ol Grow Street Revolr l)r West 1 ,• III 11' •i Koule 1 aiid '1 1. i U,\nu'i Poliie. lo ie|x«il From St. Georges Avenue to Central Avenuo Cueslin Ion Wesl PmoSt South 1 asl (iiand Avonuo ,| [, ,t,, 11.1/oKvtnxl Aven Upt Hamilton Street . .ll ' Illlid Hu, 1 1 (ContliHKxl on next pngw) H onlinned on nt'Ht patjv') PAGI- H THUKSDAY, OCTOBKH 30, \'M> RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT

RAHWAY Nf-WS HliCOHD/CI.AMK PA'I U\()J , OCTOBER 30, 1986 PAGE 15 PUBLIC NOTICF. PUBLIC NOTICI. PUBLIC NOTICI; I'UHUC PUBLIC NOTICf-: FUHI.IC PUBIJC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICf.

PUBLIC NOTICn PUBLIC NOTICn PUBLIC W/IICF I'l IBI ICNOIICI. I'IJUI.ICNCJTICF: I'UBLIC NOTICi; Weight PUBLIC NOTICF: Umlt LlmR Nome ol Street (loni) I.OCfltlOII Nome- of Street l.o( fillori (ton*) Locution Name of Street Side; IT.IIII Woo-ll/rifl'i" H./.if| .'.r.llioiin.l Avenue Weslfk-ld Avi-nue Sould From a point 20 fe.-l wesl of Ihe w,".li-rly Nflroo of Street Bide I asl I la/elwood Av.'riin '1 Ions KXJ feet north of 11K n'jrttiedy curbllne of Hourf/dayt Location Nirnn of Street Sld« Nnini' of Strml Side! Houra/Dnya Location lo lit.' v-.v-.l.'ily . url.lin.' of Wllh.'r-.fK/.fi We^t Scotl Avwiuc i urhllne nI Si G.-or'ii"i Av.-nue lo a i^/inl V; , Siri'rl i Av<-niK! Nr^rtli feel wesl Both (•"rom n polnl 1WJ f<«rt 8 Indies e-nst of th« Ikf ween Ihu enlrniKu to Upton i'liuti 7 00 a in lo <1 IK) pin Monday I lorn Kulherlord Slr.it lo ', h' West C-Mnd Avenue I roin the Kahway Kiyi-r lirld-ii- to the IVnn 1 asl 1 ake Avenue .', Ions I nlir.' |.'(i'|lh Intersection of Ellzflrxrth Awniw wllti We»l Bolh through I'd, ihu Merck nrr^xfrty (//rmerly through I ilday I'ali'i'.on Mi.-i-l r.t 1 la/eliviKid Avi'line Both 2 lin F'rom the rallrond overp.lin 1 asl Mlllon Avenue (| tons I roin tin- t-.r.t.'rly -.idc of I urri'T Slreel ex Main SUtwx nnd <;xli^idlrifj 97 kei tyiil sylvarilij Kallro.id overpass Fiyjjl Scott Avenue k femx' nnd east Ui New Bninswlcli li'lirllil'l eastward f'H lh.'rnllr.' l.'ii'llli of III-' Wen (Vorn lh<; northerly curbllne of Wt">t Grond Wesl Gr.wd Aveniv North From .1 point It/) f.-.l we-.t of ihe.'/feri/fe/l Between I udieiiy Slreel Avenue (JpKrfi Plnce MOO a in lo 12 00nooii/Wedn.". 1 •Jr.-.'I Avenue lo a ry;lnl 100 f«;t nr^rth westerly /ll/bllne ol Allen Streel a ()l-,l.ir|f e ill day .mil Hlllheilold ' .lo-.-l isl 1 !a/elwnod Av'tin. e Both 2 his I'IOIII Ni'w Hmniwlck 1 asl Sif.ll Avenue 1 tons I roni US Houie I ,iii.| 'I to Uarn.-ll Slre.-I Weil From the v^JlhiTJy curbllne of Wt'^t Grand 120 (eel west i\'M) p,m, lo 6 00 p,m. From center linn o( Perm Avenue to Mnln Street fe.n-••••;• ••,# Last Si.Sims Slieel 1 ions I nllir l,'li'|lh W>".t Grand Avenue North I rorn a point '/.ri feel easl ol ihe easterly 10 mill!, , all limes AviTiue lo n prjlnt KXJ («.-( toulh sylv/tnlfl Hnllro/id (A/erpnsn Vnll Pino, liolh 4 00 n in lo VOOiiin | is! Mlllon Avenue Soulh From n point Mib leel eaM Llfil Aienu.' .'i tons I roin Si f)i'f,ri|.", AVI'IIIII" If) M.ilri Slreel From .) polnl 1Z.0 feet north ol Ilie nortlu-rli/ i urhllne nl Si Geor.(i-i Averiu.- lo ,i f/oiril 7'/ f^ftsl Swill Aveniur lo Ihu mnln enlrnnce to Wnnhln(|lon Slreel H(K)am lo 12 IK) n.«.n/Wed of Main Slieel for W) feet 1 Both I Illll.' I'-ll'llll (irove Slr.'.'l ,'1 ions Si Cj.-fif].", Avenue tfi M,I'll ,fin Av.'liui' curhllne of Wiv.l Stolt Avenui; lo a wjlnt feet .-..si Merck's, kiunvn us We«t Ctierry Street east Bolh 7.(K)iim. lo 'l I nun Campbell Slieel to 1 (.million Slnvl 3 ions From frviri't Stn.'f If. St 'ieorfi.'s Avenue KXJ ft'«ft soulh of the '>outh*7ly rurbllne of West Grand Avenue North ( lorn lh.' Infec.'.I-/ lion nl Vi/hilll"' '(tr.-.'l (or l.lreut Sal 1 I i-rnole Slrri-t Wesl Grand Avenue South M.iill.oiilllll Koad 1 lernlo'l'. Street .'( ions I rolll Ji'lf.'l'.'.II Av.'JMI' I" .J.'II'..'II Av.'IIU.' Weil finllri- length ti//ii nl lrvlri.| Street lo a |/olnl 200 feel we-.l L>nl Scoll Avenue nnd extendlriji (or n Weslfk'ld Avenuu Ndtlh /100 pm lo(>()0|.iii ) Belwi'i'ii .lelleison Avenue 1 1 leniy Street <1 tons f .rillrr l,'ri'|tl i ''iorrjfni \ hwv Wint (•'rorn Sernln.iry Avenue lo (l.iinlllon Street of ihe Inlersc. (ion of Irvirifj Street dh Mnru of 200 (eel wester .el Mllnui Avrnu* Both 2 hr,77.00 n in. lo 6 (X) IIOIII rallro.ul lo Main and Blo.i'Uv.iy Holly I'l.u.• -1 Ions I r.llr.- I. r,• )tl• (Jr.inrJ Avenue Nr^rth f'rfjm /i polnl 100 feet we-,I of the westerly From a pt.lril .'iOO le.-l .si-.l nl ll xtvri/le/l Wcilfk'ld Avemur ii m /Mon throiiiih Wed , I'rl and Slreel West Grand Avenue South ly Norlh 'I (X) pin lo OOOp in/Mo I II .in Ihe easterly i uihline Iva Slreel .') tons I mirr l,-n,|lli curbllne of Houle 1 to .i fxjlnt ISO feet e,isl easterly ( urhltin", ol Irviri'j Slreel, a flr.lau' e through I n Sala.l ,I.H I'.M.n Av.'lllie •1 It.ns I roin I'rlf .' Mr.'.-I lo I li/.ibelli Avenue of Ihe iM'.lerly curhllne of fir^ite I of 00 (.-.-I east '"' I La-it Scoll Avenue '>'». .p.~t e".-| of If/e .sisterly .v Ihroiifth Frl, .'Ilri ! ! and Bond Street -r.l Mlilnn Avi'iiiic 2 hrs-/7.00 n tn to'HX) From .1 polnl If/) feel west of ||ie wuzlLily West Grand Av'TIU - . SoulJi Both I'IOIII Main Streel to .Jefferson Avenue '1 ions r.,i,,iii i i',,,ni.,,...ir.i I,, W.".ifi.-|.J Aviju'' turWIne of Route 1 to .i point KXJ feel e/i-,t lerifl.-d / urhllne of (rviii'i Street, ,i dlstari' e nl Weslfk'ld Avenuu South 7(H) am lo 'HX) a in Mon I loin Houle No 27 lii p rn /Thurv Augusta .Street .Irmei lJlir<- 1 loir. from rii/.ih.'ih A'-.'iiui' lo I'rii.' Sir.'.'I L/nt Sle/ims Street ol Ihe e.Mterly curhllne of fifjuti' 1 'it) feel 7fX) n.rn, lo 12:00 noonAVed, Mnln Street lo Niw Ihiouiih I il M,ul|..oll Mill KM,I'l Kearll.'V Av.'lllie .'1 Ions I.mil.' l.'ii'jlh I I.million Slreel North I rom ,i polnl 280 (eel east nl Ihe easterly Bniniwlck Avenue il'.t MlllllM AvCfHIl* Both 2 hrv/7.00 ,i in ln From -. 'itii-.'l I,, I .IWII'IM.- Sir.','I feet i-.i'.l Avenue and Linden city line lluough I ri Avenue and Wlnlleld lilieel 1 ainlieil Sli.'.'l 4 Ions [ iilln- l,'ii,|ll. 11.million Street Sr^ilh ('rorn .i polnl iJO (eel west of the westerly I rorn .i point .'10 (eel easl ol the easterly venue 7,fX) n m. lo 7:00 p.m. From n point 2(X) (eel .r.l Mlllnn Avi'iuif Both 2 hi'./')(X)n in lo 12(X)p.tii/ From Main Street 7:00 Street I J.HK in k Street Bolh From Slrtle Hl'ihw.iy No. I lo Liu/renre ( rom /i polnl 20 feel west of the westerly I Avenue. Wesl Sl/irtlnii nt n point 202 leet Ml.'el Mon thtoui|h Wed , Irl and on a in to lo Au.iusln Streel 1 West ((f./elwnod Avenue South 7:00 a.m. lo 7.00 p.m./Mon. 1 iii'li'n A .I'IIII.- •1 Ion-, I lorn We-.i S, oil A-..-i H i,' lo W.' I dr.ii if I •Street f orllllrii' f.l St Geo!(|es lo ,l pollll 7.0 feel • through Frl. south of Ihe noulheily Sal , helween 7 (X) a in lo'MX) At headi|uaiters 1 A .,'mi,' I l.irl Slreel Fiolh f'rorn (>ist I In/elwrxxl Avenue to (i.ir.dolph wesl curbllne o( Went Scolt I ld/i'Kv(Kxl Avrmw North •MX) am lo filKI pm , Moo lieIweell I 'leipolil 'ilieel p in on Tluir'i 1 ow.'l AMeli 1 )rlve •1 Ions I.nun' l.'n,|ili Avenue I rom the e.isledy i urbllne of .Jefferson Avenue nt lln Inlernectlon thiouiih I rI .mil Si ( iri III|I". Avenue IrVlll'l Slreel Wesl (rimmi Avenue Bolh 1 udlnw Slr.s'l .'I Ions I roiii .l.ii I'.MIM A'.,-nil,' lo Wrsl < Hand fynl From (lie Inler'.i.'ctlori of Wesl ("iriind Avenue Avenue lo a point '/.(HI feel easl wild Fll/nbeth Avenue, nnd asl Mlllon Avenui South 10 inin/all limes From Lawrence Streel to Av.'iiu,' for 85 feet south Wesl Iriinan Avenue Both I rom Ihe westerly i urhllne of Jefferson irxtendlnn 277 (eel south l Hn/iflw(XKl Avi'ntm Soulh V0O am to 'Mill,i in , 'I 00 p m I li Mil .liliuli". Avenue Ii. ,i asl Si oil Avenue Both 2 hrs /7:(X)a in lo (> (X) p m , Bond Street 1 iifbeny Slr.'.'l '1 Ions I ron i I .r.l f .i.i 11,1 Avenue nor lh to Under I nil Irvin.j Slreel WeM ('rom Ihe Intersection o( West Gr.ind Avenue Avenue If. a point 2(X) feel west lot.fXIp in polnl I.M) leel wesl Mon lhroui|h Sal I'l.lie for 110 feet south Irvlrif) Slreel Wesl From West Iriman Avenue North I rolll a point 20 leel east of the iM-.ledy ' Llm , Both 7:00 n.m. lo 12:00 noon/Thurt. Jefferson Avenue westerly Madison Avenue '1 lore, lir.iuiliall K.M.I lo VV.-,ifi.'l'l Avenue Ivisl Cherry Slreel lo \J\IU Pl.ire i urhllrie of Si G,-OH|.-S Avenue to a point 70 asl Si oil Avenue Bolh 2 hi', n.m am lo b.(X) to MndUori Avenue Went Inni/in Avenue Both 'MX).mi lo 120(1 noon Between !ti (ie, ii,|e\ and From the railroad , n >'•• un| M.iflt.iill Avenue (} Ions IN.MI ("on. or.I Slnvll linil.|.' J-irksori Avenue North (•'rorn Church Street 'Co Oliver Street (eel east p m /Mon ihrouiih Sal ft Fssex Street Bolh 7:00 n.m, lo 12.00 n(x.nAVed I'jiiil Mlllon Avenue M'IIIIM.II Avenue-. lo Uri),id Stre.'l M.llll Slieel .1 Ions I rom l..r,i lla/elw.,,.! Avenue to Mill Slnvi ,J,» kson Avenue North ('rorn Wlnfleld Slreel to Church Street West Inman Avenue Soulh I rom the inters.'/ lion with Si Geortjes x.ulherly lo llnncock Streel Went l^ike Avenue Soulh '/.()» ,Mii If. 'MX) H m /Mon Between Si ( ieoii|i". and Maple Avenue 4 tons I rom Bro.id Stre.'l lo M.nil.on Avenue J,K|UI", Avenue WeM (•rom Ihe southwest comer of ,IfU|ues Avenue Avenue lo a point I 00 feel west Mlm Avenue lo Crntrnl asl S, oil Avenue North 2 hi'. /7 00 a in lo <1 :i() Ji Lsterbnxjk Avenue H.(X)n.m. tn400p.m. thiough In .lellei'.on Aeeiiiii". I lorn center III I I 'eun Mauriie Av.'lllie 10 lore. I nlll.' l,'i|:|ll) .ind Wesl (irnerson Avenue to ii point V/0 West Like Avenue Norlh From a point 20 /eel east of ihe easterly Avnme p in /Mon lhioui|h Sal sylvaula Hallm id oii-ipa-.s Mlflwoud Drive 4 Ions I ,ntirr l.'ri'|[li feet soulh f.urhllne of St Geort|i's Avenue to a polnl 70 ' fisterbrtxik Avenue Both 7 00 '*'4h I niton Streel Roth R;00 rt-.m. lo 1000 n.m /Tutmdny thiough In Mi,Mil Slnvl r^S ''tew (!hiin h Street 3 tons Between Wi-.l fir.mil A-.'.-mrr ,inil Ci'iilr.il .lefferson Avenue Bolh From the southerly curljllne ol Wt",l Inrn.iri (•urhllne ol St Geon|es Avenue lo a point 20 noulherly curbllnu ol FnM Merck -i i<]11 • curhline of St. Georo/", Avenue to a polnl 7.0 From ihe Pi'iin-.ylv.iiii.i Kulroad overpass to n point 122 feel t'nnl dlsl.ince ol 200 (eel we I 1 West Scott Avenue Bolh (At sclvxil entrance) .. Wllllnm Slnvl Both 7(X) ,nn .lu 12 00 IIOOII W.il_ I IOIII M. Ill I She,.| ne-.leilv Plalilfl.'ld Avenue 1 Ions Si (iriH'|t". Av.'llllr In M,nil ,on Av.'llllr (eel I'.nl a polnl 210 leel wesl ol the westerly riiihllne .};.' I lanhbn Street Fasl Si earns Slieel Bolh 2 hrs /7(X)a in lo (i (X) pin Finni New Bnmswli k North Mn.m, lo 6:00 p.m. Froin'Ttnul Alberl Slreel to lo Nell Buiiisii'i, h Avenue Pllii' Sheel 'I Ions IIOIII W.",l SI nil Avvmu- lo I IIKII-II Av.-nilf M.idl',on Avenue From tin; IntiTsecllrjn ol Cenlr.il Avenue .00 ul Lll/Mbflh Avenue - Avenue to Thorn Street Bolh 7-00 n.m. lo'12:00 mx.nAVcxI., Fant lln/oKvixxl Avenue WltherspiKin Slieel Itoih HIM) a in ii. 1200 in ion/ W.'.l Pru e Slreel <1 Ions I rum W.",l Si oil At.'liu.' lo .Join", I'I.K.V feel north From a poinl 20 leel .sisl of the easleily _^ I la/L'l Place. . I'll/,ihe th Avenue Both 2 his /7 OO.i m. tod (X) F'luin Hlver Bililije lo IIVIIHI r'rom Ri'nliiii Avenue lo day I nine l,'iu|lh Print elon Avenue .'i Ions I IOIII W.'-,r-I..ild' Av.^iu.' ij. (irnvi- Sir.vl M.idhon Avenue West Scoll Avenue North n in /Mon thioui|h Wed , I jl . Street From the Intersection of Cerilr.il Avenue .00 (urhllne of Si G.'rj)>l<". Avenue lo a poinl 7.0 BottT" 7:00 n.m, to 12:00 i Fanl Lake Avenue Jdllllltllph Avvlllle .1 Ions Iroin I dm blri'i-l lo Woodl>rli|i|.' Ho.ul -$> Holly Plnce Sal feel soulh feel easl I'rom llm Intersection ol 9 188-65. Schedule XV: No Stopplnn or Slmidlnn. Certain Hour., Havhtin 1 erT.u e '1 Ions . i loin Si (i.'itt'|.'s Av.'iiur lo ('oloni/il l>rlvi' M.tin Street Bolh I'rom Irvlni] Slreel lo ,i pfjlm I(X) feet e.nt I rom lh,' inleisei lion ,.f Wesl Grand Avenue Both 9.(X) a.m. to 12:00 noon/Fildny West Giijnd Avenue lo tint Kllltleli.Mil 4 Ions I nlir,' li'in|ih M.llll Slreel Einl Whllll.T Streel Fast ,'iU Irvlnij Slreel 1 II,'il., e Ih Avenue 2 hrs/7(X)p.in to ') (X) FIIIIII Ulver Bildjie to livlni] I'rom Fnst I'lii/elwrjexJ Avenue to liiisl for a rllslame of 1H0 leel noilh Intettiecllon ol Seinlnnry In accordance wllh Ihe piovWonn ol (i IHH 20, no per-mii -.hall -.lop m -.t.unl .. vehl. le between Ilie Illll,- Both '1 loir. I rom W.'-.l l..ild'Aui'iiiii'lo W«".| him.in 1 1 Slreel Kuilol|ih Avi'iiui' Milton Avenui. Whlltl.T Streel Wesl liom ih. Inlersei lion of Wesl Gr.ind Avenue M Avenue houlh tpecllk'd upon any ol the (ollowlni| dehcrlbed '.Ii. i-l. m pail-, ol -.Invl , p ni./Tliuis M.iin Slreel Avi'llll.' E.KI I'rom ,i point 100 leet soulh of Ihe! southerly for ,i dtsliini e ol HO feel norlh 'i New Dniiwwlck Avenue lo Hiissell Avenue .'lloiis l-'iiim W.'sl l.iild' Avi'inn' lo (iri.vi' Slnvl Wln/leki Street West Fnmi Wesl (itiind Avenue curbllne of K.ist Milton Avenue lo ,i point I rom West Grand Avenue to .Fit kson Bolh UX) n.m. lo 12/X) ZioonAVi'd. Thorn Slreel Namn of Stroot Sid.' Mourn/DnyN I oi atlon 1 II/ih,e Ih Avenue Both 2 his /7,(X)a in lod(X) Kiitheiloid Slreel '1 Ion-. Knurr Irii'illi 1 p in /Mon lhtoui|h Sat lo West Scott Avenue 110 feel north of tin northerly curlillne of Avenue (He'.eivedl Si oil Avellil,' IH Ion-. l.nliir l.'iii|ili liiisl Milton Avenue 10:00 n.m. l(/l2:00 noon/Mondny From Went Milton Avenue Sianley I'l.u ,- 4 Ions l-'riim Si (ii'f.ri|i". Avrnnr lo .Irlfrrson M.iiii Slreel liail From .1 point 108 feet south of the Irilersec S 188-63. Schedule XIII: No Slopplnn or Standing to St, Georges Avenuu ft 188-66. Schedule XVI: Title Limit Pnrklnn. III/, ll.e lh Avenue Last I ion) the ititerriTtlnn north Avrnnr lion of M.iln Street with Monroe Slteet .ind tj J.u|ues Avenue Weil p.in /Mon ihrouijh Sal curb ol Wesl Scott Avenue 10.00 a.m. lo 12'00 noon/Tm'»- From Wu»l Mlllon Aviintit' r Slot kliin Sire.'l '1 Ions Llllll.' li'liqlll lo a point ,'i. i() leel north extending <10 feet south In accordance wllh the provisions ol 8 I KM IH, no person shall slop or stand a vehu le upon any of ihe following ctfiy lo St, Cieotgeti Avenue In iiccordnnce with the ptovlslons ol (j IHH 21, no pei-.nn shall pad, a u-ln, lul lon,|,'i III,in Ihe Illlle Illllll Sycamore Slreel '1 loiis St Cji-orilt", Avi'llllt- lo M.ldl'.nll Avrnui" M.iln Slreel West d'".crlb<'rl streets nr parts of streels. ( ("rom ii point 75 IIMM north r>f Ihe northfrly nhown u|xm nny of the lollowliui desctlhed sir eels m pails ol s heels, '..iiiinlav iili'l.ivanill lollilavs e\i luded Fi'll.llll.l Street 3 ton-. liom ('oloi)ii) Bonlrv.irr! in Miirr.iv Strcci curhlln 1 min-./H(H) a in lo 'I (X) I torn a polnl d.'i dvt eaul ol the Bm.ld Slleel l.lsl I'liim We-.l I l.i/elu'ood Avenue lo Wesl I'.ilerson Slnvt From the soulhi'rly curhline of Milton Avenue i urhllne of I .as! l.liu oln Fnllro lenqth Brynnl Street Both 2 hf./'MX).i in lo 1200 noon Helween W.'sl Inman p m northeast Inleisittlon with St I,ike Avenue to the Rohway River Avenue and extending loloii a Monliximurv Slnvl Bolh 7:00 n.m. to 12:00 noonAVcd. I'rom n point bv<|lnnln(i 160 Av i-ioII- anil ( 'IMIIIIII'IIOII Geonies Avenue to a polnl 2!>d Hr.Mil Slieel Wesl Mlllon Avenue to Wesl I l.i/elvvood leet east I'enn Street From a point ;i()2 leel south of Ilie Intersec dlsliim e of 12'1 feel alonlg g Montiiomery Slnvl 800 o.m. to 4:00 p.m./Mon, dvl onnt o( tho Intcriocu- Slieel Avenue linn ol Penn Slreel with Fast I l.i/i'kvixxl Bond Slieel soulh through Frl, tlon (ormed by ihu enilerly Brvnnl Stnvl Both 2 111-. /'MX),i 111 lo 1200 no. ,ii I mm (oililliulloli Slleel lo I 'enli.il /\venn.' Ninth I - n ii n the Hohin-,oii's Bi.im h of Ihe I4,ihw,iv Avenue and exiendlnii 112 feel south Bond Street Wesl 4 (X) p in to d 00 [i m I IOIII the Inleisecllon ol side of Monliximury Slnvt I oil',". Slieel I la/el Place Bolh 2lus/7(X)ani lo(.(X) I IOIII Fast Albert Stnvt to I'.nnl Klvei In Moiiney I'l.li e I'enn Slreel Frotn .1 nolnt 1.00 feet south of the Intersec C ".land Avenue distant e ol nnd Ihe northerly side ol Bivnnt Slnvl Both 2 hi-./'MK) a in lo 1200 noon I mm I lin Avenue to I 'en p tn I la/eKvixid Avenue ( eiilnl Avenue Noiili I mm ,i point )'.'. feel r.r.t ol rhe e.isli'rly Fn«t Mlllon Avonuo and Hal Avenue r lion of Perm Street wllh (last Ha/elwixxl 70 (eel norlh i uihline uf Si (ironies /\venue In ,i point 7. > Avenuu nnd exlendlni] .'i'l leet soulh Bond Street Wesl ') (X) a in lo :i (K) p in./Mon thniugh I u Starling al ihe soullu-ily ninnlng Ihence ninth a Bivniil Stnvl Both 2 hi-,/'MX),i ui to 121X1 noon I IOIII West Mlllon Avenue I lolly I'l.u e Both 2 lit-. /H(X) .»in to .100 Betwivn Kisil Avenue and Fast leel e.isl West I'rom a point 220 (eel south of the Intersec- dlslance ol 12.1 dvt to n lo Wesl lla.-elwood p in I.ike Avenue I enli.il A\riuii' Sniiili I'enn Slreel i urhllne ol I .r.l Lincoln In Imin ,i point '.".) feei e.isl of Ihe inlei-,e( lion tion of Penn Street with Fast (l.i/elwcxxl point In snld enstetly Hide Avs-noe ol M.iple I en.ue vvllh ("I'nti.il Avenue ,itul Avenue and extending lor a Avenue and extendlnu HO feet soulh (list.mi e ol 370 leel south ol Montgomery Slnvl Brvnnt Slnvl Both 2 his /'MX) a in lo ,100 p m I mm We-.t Mlllon Avenue tnvvooil IM.u e Bolh 2 his/'MX) am lo 12(K) l.ntlie leni|lh I'Mi'tidimi V3 leel e.isi I'len e Streel Fnst From F.nst Milton Avenue to (last Ijnerson Bond Street Wesl 7 00 a in lo MX) pin lo I Ini Avenue III Kill I '.-iili.il Avenui- So Imin Wesl M.iin Slnvl lo livlnu, Slleel I IOIII Si oil Avenue foi .1 ml Avenue distance ol 1 M leel soulh Brvnnl Stnvt last 2 Ius//(X) a in to MX) p in I IOIII We-.l Mlllon Avenue Iv.i Slii'i'l Both 2 lit-./7(X) ,ini tu(.lX) F'rom I liom Slieel to Niw ('.-nti.il Aienii.- Sn Ull Imin ,i point ','U feel wesl ol the westerly I'lenv Slreel : Went 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. From Scotl Avunuu (or n Wesl Opposite I lre Dninrtment ditveway lor a Brooklleld Place Both 7 (X) am to 12 (X) noon/Weil lioin I la/el Place lo Main incry Strtiit I,. I in, I -.nil /\v eiuie p in Biunswick Avenue i in It line ol Si (ietni].--. Avenue lo .i point dlntnncu ol 212 fool nouth totnl dlsliinci' ol 7.0 leet Slieel Brvnnl Slnvl Wesl 2 his/'MX) a in lo I:'(XI noon I min We-.t Millon Avenue '/.'• leel wi-sl I'opl.ir Street •'.k.- Ni'w Hnn^wlck Avonuu Both 7:00 n.m. lo 12:00 Holwovn I->HI I Iniulwixxl North F'rom the lntersii:tlon wllh M.un Slreel lo .i Bryant Street Bolh 7(X) a in lo 12(X) nmn/Tiies I loin I oihes Stieei lo I lin Avenue 2 his 7(X)a in loMX) I join a point .'tf> feet west ol Ihe ('ll.lllulli'l'l.ue .-si I.nine lemiih noon/Wodnesdnys Iva Slieel Noilh w. point 100 fivl south soulheilv lo We-,) Ionian Avenuu nnd Ilnsl Fmurson Bivnnt Slnvt West 2 hi'.'/ (X) a in lot. 00 pm I mm Wi".l Millon Avenue p in vvestedv iiidillne of I honi Stuvl ( hint h Slreel 1,1si I loin ,i piiinl V I leel -.inilli ol the Illleisec Piipbr Slreel Soulh F'rom Main Street lo Irving Street Avenue Avenuu I,. I nieisoii Av, line lo a point 2i!') dvl wesl In ni ol ( him h Slieel willi Union Slieel ,\nd Princeton Avenue Wesl From Intersection ol West Lake Avenue C.implvll Street Bolh 7 (X) .i.m. to 12,IX) nooii'lluus Wesl (,'heuv northerly to Cnnipbe.ll Slnvl Both 2 his/'MX) a in It, K'IMI n,.»i I mm Cenlial Avenue I,, e\lendini| 71 leel south I 7:00 a.m. lo 12:00 nooiv/Mon. From I.fisl Inman Awtuio 2 his 7 IX) am to MX) FIIIIII a point 7!i dvl west ol the south (or 60 (eel (YCenlial ] AAvenue I lin Av,'lliie C'IHIII'II Slnvt R.ice Stnvt ,^s| New Bnimwlck Aveniw Bolh to I'.nil I Ifijurwixxl Avonuo 1 Iva Slieel South l-'min Semliunv Avenue lo Wesl (ir.ind North F'rom St. Georges Avenue lo Jefferson Central Avenue SoutSolltlh H:(X) a in to b(X) p m/Moii Ihmu.ih I n Be.|limuii| al a polnl ;il.r> Cnmpbell Stnvl Both 2 his/ / (XI a in lo 1200 noon I mm I lin Av, lo Hio.,,1 p in wesietly cuililine ol I IIOIII Slnvl )fj Ni'w Brunswick Avunuu Wmt 8.00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., 4:00 From n polnl °0 dvl uoulh Avenue Avenue leel wesl ol inleisecllon ol Mon lhioiii|h Sal Slnvl lo a polnl 21'1 dvl wesl C'hurch Stir\,| Wesl River Haul p.m./Mon. through Frl. ol tho sixilhorly curbllnu ol I loin Iliiinlllon Slieel in New Chinch Street Soulh From the easterly curhline of St Georges Campbell Street Westerly Chinch Slnvt West r Fust Slonmn Stnvt lo / lor ,i ilisi.uu e ol 1,'it) Kvl wesl Avenue I torn Fili-rhnwik Avmue to .lai|iii". Avenue Bolh 2 his /'l(X)am In 12(X) I nun Si Cnsiiiies Avenue lo Wesl IWk Slnvl Hunt.' No ,').<> Campbell Stieet Nlcholni Plnce 7:00 n.m. to 12:00 noon/Thum. From Jolforton Avunuu Lnllie lenijili F'rom the soulhetly curbllne of Colonla Charkilte Pl.ice Fast Both Sal noon Mlllon Avenue 1 .is! t'llnrv Stnvt 7(X) a in lo 12 (X) noon/Thins Helwivn Stone Slieel and westerly to Madison Noilh IIOIII the e,r.teily cuihllne ol livliui Sitivi ex Boulwiird to a point 27.0 dvt MHIIII Ci'i\lrnl Awnuv North Bclu-,s-n .liilei-.iin Avi-nue Houle No. .'if. Ceutial Aveiuu' Avonuu 2 Ins/'MX) a in lo I2D0 noon li'iidliui e.ist lo the ivesiedy cuihllne ol M.iiii Fast From the soulhi'rly curbllne ol New Church Street Both and M.ullson Av enue Jell,•!-.on Avenue Bolh 2 his 'MX) am I,. I:'IX) From Svcamoie to West Meadow 7(X) a in lo llMXlnoon/rhiiis Cenlial Avenue lo West Piiterson Stnvt Bolh 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon/Wod. Botwwn l:ait Scolt Awnuo Slnvl •; Brunswick Avenue lo » I loin Sl,\le I ln|hu,iv No 1 lo Turner Slnvt cutbllno n\ Us Intersection with Grovo Slnvt Avenue and Washington Pk'rce Slnvt Wust Bixjtnnlnn 190 foul (rom ih< I .isl (iuiul Avvniu' Ninth Slieel dny southorry curhllno ol Fast I mm ,i |xunl I(X) feel west of the wesleilv > rXveiuie I,, .lolinsiin Slleel Bolh 2his/'MX)ain in KMX) I nun I sse\ Stieei to di\v\ end 7(X)a in lo 12(X) nixin/Tliui-. 1 nine length Mlllon AVOIUH' lo Fnsl ciflhllneol HouleUS 1 ,ind ,i nolnt 1M) dvt Scluxil Stnvt North From Route No. 27 (St. Gorges Avenue lo Driveway lo Madison Stone Stieei iii.in F.mt'rson Awnuo Betwis'n I.asl I ,ike Avenue and e,\-,| ol the e.isleilv cuihllne of Route I IS I Wlnlk'ld Stnvl Si'luxil South HlXl.iin to().(X)pm Stalling 17 feel lioin the In Clinton Slnvl Both '.' his/7 00 a in lo MX> pin I mm IIUMII Slnvl to ,1a 1 .iinel I'la.e Hoih 2 his/H IX) a m lo'KX) F.asl (inmil Avenue Smith r K.siHia Avenue I mm ,i |Kiinl |. >() leel west o| t|u, westeily Stanlon Stnvl South I'rom Si. Geonies Avenue lo Plenionl Street leiseclion ol Madison ,|iii", Avi-nne p in cuihllne of Kiiuii. US 1 ,ind ,i iiolnl 1(X) dvt 1'k.Tjxinl Slrxol Bolh 7:00 n m lo 12:00 nuon/Tuci. Botwwn St. Ciotimos Both From Cenlrnl Avenue to a point 1(X) feet Avenue and cMcndmg 1'HH Clinton Stnvl Both :' his /'MX) a m lo l:MX) IUMI I nine l,ii,|lh e.isl o| ihe e.isleilv cuililine ol Ifoule (].S. I St Cntin^s Avenue Avvnuo nnd Wott l.ako CiMih Slnvl Both '.' his // (X) a in In 'I (XI I mm Main Slnvt l,< li v in,} I evvls Stlis-I Both 2his/;(X)ain hid (XI I torn livm,| Sheet lo Pi. k Stnvt I;.1st C ir.tiu) Avenue Smlli north leel wesl AVOIUHI I inin Ihe inleis.Mion ol Bond Slnvl loi K'O Both From Cixldlngton Street lo a polnl 1(X) dvt Fast Albert Stieei Bolh p in /I lulls Sln-el i! in Mon Ihiouqli Will 7 (X) a in, to 1 2 (X) noon/Wed Main Slieel lo New Plymouth Dtlvu Both 9.00 a.m. lo 1200 noon/ Frl F.nltro length Irt-I e.isl Si Cuini^es Avenue south I il ci Sal Last Gi.uul Avenue Stiuih Biunswick Avenue Wust 0:00 p.m. lo 9.00 n,m. From tlio northuilv cmhlln< I loin the lnleisi\ lion wilh Hi.ulv Court lo ,i Bolh Fflst Fmersoii Avenue Prmcelon Awnuo ClMlll SltvVl Both 2 his/7 (X).IIII toti(X) I mm M.un ti i li\ in,) Sheets I evvls N.|tiVl Both 2 his/MX),mi lo'MXI I mm IIVIIHI Sliis-I lo Oixli Slnvl I'rom New Bninswkrk Avenue to a polnl 3H!> Bolh H(X)am lo lOlXl.im/Wednes I nine length ol Grow Slnvt to a ix>lnt Iinliil 7.'. fivl wi'sl Si. Cieor.fus Avenue day P in /Mon Ihiounh Wisl , Fi i and |> in /Thins. f-'tiNt H.WI'IWIKHI Avenue Bnlh dvt north of Cokinln Bouk'vnrd 46f> loot 1 Imin Ihe e.isieily ( uihline ol Wcxxlhitdili' Both I'asl Ciranil Avenue North S.H 1 Hideo Avi'tuie Bolh 2 his /'MX) am lo 12(X) lioin St disuses AvetUK lo From Schixil Slnvl lo the Hnliw (Ml n,.in I i,,in Si I iisinie-. Avenue 1 ullviiv Slleel Both :; ins/«MXI .mi lo'l (HI I nun I asl Si oil Avenue lo Last liiisl Mllliui AWIHII' Both I IOIII ,i point K'.'i leel wesl ol ihe wvsleilv ol C5n>vo Stnvt lo a point to |{t,li|e Koad I eh.mi.l I in, oln Avenue Si CiiMri^s Avenue Went From Hnrt1soi\ Stnvt to Westfleld Avenue F.isl Grand Avenue South T.v! •> "I I" lFi;;m II'" » (X) a m , IIOIII Ihe Inleisecllon ol i> in cnihlineol Route US 1 ,nul ,i point \:>S< dvl 465 loot north Slieel Stone Stnvl Both From n distance nl 100 dvt In both tllrec 'MXlp.m lo(>(X"''' ) pin Bond Stnvt a distance of e.isl ol the e.isleilv cinhliue ol Route US 1 Kulherlotd SlnMl Bolh 8.00 n.m, to 12.00 ncxWWedrws Rolwocn Fast Scotl AWIMK ("onconl Stnvt Both :• ins /'MX) .mi i,, I:MH)II,»MI I loin Si (i,s ,h|es Avenue Madison Avenue Wesl 2 his /'MX) a in lo :uxi I nun Stone Slieel lo Wesllield linsl Mlllon Avomii' Noith tkws ol Ihr Inlersivllon of Jollerson HO leet wesl day Imin AIH|IIS|,I Sliivl In livini) Slnvl I'hlt.M 1'l.ice 1 and Undothlll PLico wesl I, i II-. ml, t .,s lion wllh p lu Avenue V.as\ Milton Awiw South West F.nlln length I mm M,nn Slns't lo Lsse\ Slnvl I'nissk'r Place 1 Soulh .K-ll, I son Av,mii- l: M.llll Sti.s-I .'he Mi'nK pio|«-nv loitneily known .\s Slctllnn Plncu Bolh 7:00 am, to 1200 noon/Wod. From Hajvl I'lncv Mnln I IOIII I asl I ineison Avenue lo West. 1 oncl 9 \ Fasl Ha/eKvixxl Aveiuie Both 7 00 a in to U?(X)iux.ii/Mon New llninswlck Avenue to 1 iiil Clu-nv Slnvt Both '.'. his /'MX) .nil lob IX) I loin Main Slnvl lo Bm.ld Main Slnvl Bolh 2 his/MX) a in In MX) 1 .luieiu,, Mnvt .mil evtendinii wesl to the UnrteililllPLuv Entlru length |i in /Mon lhi"U,|h Wisl . I i! and n in /Mon thioinib Will . Bmlirc Slnvl 1 M.iin Sttivl 7:00am, to 1200 noon/Thurt. Bolwvcn Madlnon and Jo! i-.isleily Mile ol Ihe IVnnsvlviiiii.i R,illio.td V.ill IMrtCi- Fast Lake Avenih Bolh Siono St Both Sit 1 il and Sal North From Irvlnii Slivvl to West Milton Avenue 7 00 ,i.in lo 1'.' (XI iimn/Weil lioin Main Slnvt lo New (orson Avvniio» ll li-i-l e.isl ol Ihe InteiMVllon sylvnnln Rallrofld p»rtk>n ol Vnll PUi'ii nnd Frtsl Milton Avenue Bolh 'XXl.im. lo 7 (X) .i.iii F«ist Chitiv Slnvl Bolh 2. his /? IX) a in lo'MXI I nun Main Slieel lo Bm.ld Main Stnvl Lost 10 nuns Al alltunes South FIIIIII living Slnvl lo Iluwd Fait HatoKwod Avoniw inti-lsii tint) i uihline ol I i"wts ol MonliRimeiv Slnvl, ilM.imv o| (>() dvl oxtimdlnn iff) feut enst Stnvt p in /I huis Sllv-,-1 Truiita Plnc« Both 7:00 p.m. lo 12:00 p rnVMon Bolwocn Mfldlinn Avonvw Slnvl, eMeiuliiiii loi t.!i dvl norlh Wi-sl ol the inleisiMion ol MonliKiiiieiv Wiishtnqton Stnvt South From I'nlorson Slrovl lo Rutherford Slnvl Fast Milton Avenue North H 00 a.m. lo «1 (X) pin Mon lioin IIIIOIMVIIHH ol Mon through Fr(. nnd JelloTMm Awnuo I'll I loin ,i point SH leel east Belwivn I..isl LIIH-ISOII Avenue Slnvl West Cheny Slnvt North From n polnl 35 dwt vwst ol Iho wviterly through Fit FnM Chenv Slnvl North 10 nun /all limes Main Slies'l West :>. Ins IH (X) a in to .UK) Fll/otx'th Avt'tiuo tost liom Ihe noitheily cuilihne ol West IIMIUI Ijnuneiv Stnvt lor c« Bolh 7:00 a.m. lo 12:00 noon Wed. l.vl Fll/nbolh Avenue wont Bond Slr««l I loin Ihe soulhetlv cinlilliii' ol West (IMIUI West Cherry Stnvl South Fnst Scoll Aveniio Both 7:(X)n.m. lo d (X) p in/Mon r.(i»l CIKTIV Stnvl Soulh 10 nun /All I lines I loin a point (>0 li\-l wesl Maple Avenue Both 2 Ins «-(X).i in lo I2(X) I mm BUMII Slnvt to ,l,ii|ues From nrond Slnvt To Campbell Slnvl liom ihe lallrtMil crossing Undcrhlll Placn South 8:00 o m. to 12:00 noonAVednei Between. Lulbcny Shwl Avi-iuie to ,i point IN) dvl soulh Wesl F.inerson Avenue North Ihrough Thuta. nl Main Slnvl loi ti-l dvt noon Avi'ime Fll/tibeth Awmit' Knst From Hrond Stnvt to Gooiiila Sttivt to Bnwd Stnvt day and Bond Stnvl I IOIII ,i |xnnl IMS dvl soulh ol the soulhi'ilv West Mil Avenue Bolh r wesl l rom Madison Awnue Hrofldwav lo nwllonl 1 cuihllne ol West Scoll Avenue to ,t |xilnt Fast Scoll Avenue, Hoth 7:(X)a.m. to

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Time Limit; Name of Street Hour«/Day* Side Location Nome of Street Side Location Irvln;) Slrwrt [Torn npiilnl .00 luut tvjrth of lh« interux i 188-74 Schedule XXIV: Parking mel«r Zone., Minna Siuvl Both 2 hr»/9(X)rt.m lo Sinning .itt SSii Civumft AVITICH' liim of Oierry fjlrtct (or n liHlnnai iA 00 I noon mifj exU'nrJinfi *M',I lor It'* «'nllrt' North Stflrtlno jrjO (<'<-t wi;5l of Ihe Inlertectlmi •A -. O—n stree»-t. H""i»'u MWI«I zones. Parking or standing a vehicle In a porklnij motor ipvM In the on slreet '{ 1 Arts Center offering U-M'jlh curtjlim; of Mnln Str««l. I'xlimdlng (or f30 iit parkin, Jilngn mufemeferr zorwfzo.—j. doscrtbed below shal_ l bu rlawful during the \vmn t>ptktlWti only upon Iho di-poslt of «ur.h l.i>wli Stnvl North Sll n;) 70 f l I lh IInl 00 curfjlimis of Main Slruvt, cxlt-ndlnG lor .00 Hourao / Time Limit/ I'rorri Mriln Slnvl lo Hiv- Street p m /Mon. Ihrourjh Wml . Ifi-l Side Day* Rale Location 1 Augusl/j Slreet rrl l Ciwnd AVI'MIJI' ri'/rth lh»; norlhwcsn-rly curb of M/iln Slrc«l nnd p.m,/Mf«i. through Wed., per hr p.m/Mon, Ihroutjh S.it lo Si oil Ai/iTiut' l^wls Strict lo n pr^nl 1.00 feet 9 Inches nnd Snt,; 7 00 n.m lo wt-51 of Ihe northwesterly conwr of Main 9:00 p m/Ihurs. Murray Slnvl Both 2 hrs/9 00 a.m to 12 00 Bflwivn Si Gi'or<|i"> Slrei't ond Uovh Slrevt im lliu north side Brood Street 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 2 hrs/tO. 10 per From Irving Slreet lo CampMI nrxm/Mon llirouyh Frl. AVITIUI' /ind J*'HiTV'jri M/iin Stnvl West Slnrtiri(i nt Ihi; lnli?n>i'clln[j curljllne^ extend p m/Mon, Ihn-Aigh W«'d., Mr. Slnufl Avi'MIJt' «J of Monrrx; Strwt ond extending (or 7fi Frl. and Sat.; 7:00 am. (eel ioulh to'JOOp.rn/Thurs. Preservation Weekend M/irtin Stnvl North From CapohUncxi Plfl/n lo n polnl 7.0 l«el Campbell Slreet Bolh 7:00 a.m. lo 7:00 2 hr» IV) 10 From West Cherry Street l;n'il Mmi'rsori Awriu-' to p.m/Mon. through Wed , pi-r hr, lo Brofld Sln.'et Nt-w Brunswick Av^nut* Bolh 2 hrs. 7.00 n m. lo 6 00 p m uMilh On ihe weekend of Hrf|lna Avi-mii" School Stnvt Soulh Sinrtinu »it a point 25 ftTl twin lh« weslt'riy Frl nnd Snl.; 7 00 n.rn ed by Robert (itttda. bride and jjroom were jusl a tQOO/n November I and 2, Hie tion's second production. Ollv.-r Sirivl Bolh 2 hrv/7 00 a.m. lo 6 (X) I'rom Si/mlrmry AvtTUi*' to curbline of Wlnfl»;ld Street nnd exlendln[| for The initial preservation young local couple who had Central Avenu* Bolh 7:00 a.m. to 7,00 Zhrs./W.lO (Torn Irving Street to Compl^H "The Wi/," will have its p rn./Mon. through Sol Union Sln'iM n distance of 36 feel In n westerly direction Union County Arts Center effort at the former Rah (8 00 nm. lo 5 00 p.m.) Mon. through Frl. p.m/Mon througli W»'d,, per hr. Streirt been picked by the manage- final performance Ihe night f; rn Sl Frl.;7a)a,m. lo 9.00 (Old Rahwiiy Theairc) will way Theatre was Ihe Orchard Strivl Bolh 2 hrs /9 00 rt.m. lo 12 00 noon/ "' (»''>'W> Av.-nii.- Inclusive, nnd durinfj Ihe months o( ment for the honor as part of the first tour day lo M/idl'ion Avt'nui' Svpturriber to June Inclusive p.m./Thurs, be open for admission-free restoration of (he pipe Coach Slreet Bolh of the theatre's community November I. Tickets will be Pk'rci' Sirivl W«i 1 hr /7 00 n.m. lo 6.00 p rn /Mon [•Torn C.iM Milton Av.'nu.' South Stnrtlnij 'M> (eel west of Ihe Intersecting 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 4 lir»./$0.10 from Main Street lo afternoon lours featuring a : ornan, which, itself, has relations program. ihrouijh-Snl lo [.;„.,, f ., rvin AVITIUI; curblini's ol Irvln;) Stnvt, extending for 6.0 p m/Mon. Ihrougii Wi-d,, per hr. Irving Street on sale during lour hours. W feel Frl and Snt.; 7 00 n m. short silent film accom- been an ongoing preserva- 'The Union County Arts Pk-rpcini Sirivl Bolh •if hri /9 fX) ri.m lo 1200 noon Belvwi/elvwi/n Sl. Ci/owCi/owo to 9:00 p.m,/Thuri. panied hy the distinguished tion project since ihe 1960s, Dock Street West 7:00 am. to 7 00 From Monroe Street to Resi oral ion of the imui' .ind WV',1 Liki- 9 188-69. Schedule XIX: Taxi SUndi, 2 hrs 710 10 concert orgsinisi I.ee Hrwin Center was recently added THE RIGHT MAN FOR THE JOB — Union County Cl.'il'. Wallet ll.ilpin (left) and L p.m/Mon. through Wed,, per hr. Mid block Over Ihe years, a number Railway's elegant interior Avi;nu« on the theatre's antique lo ihe New Jersey Stale Republican Shorifl candidate John Tmhf (ci'iiliT) dial with ';uiiui"V)nmn Matthew PLilnlkld Awmu' Both 2 hrWHX) nm lo 1200 noon/ I'rom St fii'orqi". Avi-nm; In accordance, wllh Ihe provisions of ( 188 24, the followlnn di?4cribcd locations are hereby designated nt Frl, and Sal.; 7,00 am, of performers, some of them commenced in I9S5 and is lax I stand v Io9.00p,m./Tliurs. Wurlil/er pipe orpin. Tours Regisier of Historic Places Rinaldo nt a fund raiser brunch held lor IMIIM- at .SIIIHIIII.HI Omntiy Glut) in Union to iJt'ffiT*>rjn Avi'rujt' well known, have ('.raced ongoing. In the spring of I'opliir Slnvl Bolh 2 lirv/7.00 n.m. lo6(X) E. Milton Ave. South 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 2 hrt 7*0.10 per F'rom Broad Street to Pk/rcir will comrnence on Ihe hour, and is expecled eventually recently Rinaldo called Truho "the right man. loi tin' mih! ph. ,il tin' ruiht time " Tho Name of Street Side Location Street the Railway's si age —' the Ihis year, the Union County p rn /Mon ihrou'jh Wi'd , l-'rl, .ind From Main Slnv.l u> Jrvin. days. and Bert Parks of Miss Bolh From Mnln Sln'i'l lo Irvini] Irvlni) Slreet Wusl At Broad Slreel Ellznbeth Avcnw; Both 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 4 hrs 7*0.10 per From Mnln Street lo lrvln;| duced "Shenandoah" as the al the juncture of Main and I'upl.w Slnvl 2hrW7OOnm.. to 9 00 The "old Kahway," re- America fame. Haseball p in /Tluir* Slrwl p,m/Mon. through Wed,, hr. Slreel theatre's inaugural presen- 188-70. Schedule XX Bu» Stop*. Irving Streets and Central Frl. and Sat.; 7:00 am. cently reopened as a nori- great Don Newconibe made tation tmder its new arts : and Hamilton Avenues in Priii' Slr.vl Boll) 2 hrv/8.00 ;> m lo 4.00 p.m./ l rom l.indun Awnui' In lo 9:00 p.m /Thurs, profii county arts center, is •i personal appearance there In accordanci; wllh Ihe provlslona of ( 188-25 the following dusciibed locfltlons nre hiTeby deolgnnted ns Fulton Street Both 7:00 n.m, to 7 00 2 hrs /'0,10 per From Enst Mlllon Avimiw to center banner. The Associa- downtown Rahwav. W^r.l Scull Awnm- one of a number of historic in the 1950s, and New North 2 hrs HOO.im Kj 1 OX) p.m. From l-'urndiik! Plnci/ 10 p.m/Mon. through Wed,, hr. Block NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH P GRAM New Brunswick Av*'ntiiJ Frl, and Sat,; 7:00 a m preservation sites through- Jersey's own "Uncle Floyd" SPONSORCD BY SIdo Location North 2 hrs /8.00 nm. to 4:00 p.m/ BiMwivn Mnln Slnvl and Name of Street lo 9:00 p.m /Thurs. out Union Couiily to be .did a benefit-show in 1980. Ci'nlral Avenue North Beginning nt the prolonijfltlon ol !h« «(i»l»rly Hamilton Street Bolh 7:00 a.m. to 7:00" 2 hr»./'0,10 pur From Centrnl Aventw to- RAHWAY HONORARY, P.B.A. /'31 Holly Plrttv opened for public lours in Noted bandleader Woody Hiinwn Srv Wil 2 hm/9.00n.m. lo 12.00 noon/ F.nllrv length curollnu of Brynnt Street nnd extending 12.0 p.m/Mon. through Wed,, hr Robinsons Brnnch Brldgu RAHWAY ARTISAN . . . Mmdy I iqhtliipc ol Railway in cooperation with Hkh.inl Hmilw.ird Bolh 2 hrs79 00 a.m. lo 1200 noon/ Fnllre length Icet en ut Frl. nnd Sal.; 7:00 am 1 celebration of "Preservation Herman and his "New Loughran completes KiTit 11/i/i'lwwxJ Avenue wii'ivi!. ) oni! of 11f• r onijlniil f.i'.hiori 'f"!.ic|ii:i RAHWAY POLICE DEPARTMENT IWI Both 2 hrs 9 00 a,m. lo 12 00 noon Colon!,) Btiuli'vnrd lo clly West Beginning nt n point 100 feet from the to 9:00 p.m/Thurs. Weekend," Thundering Herd" perform- curbllni!) ol Lflwrencc Street for n distance of Irving Street Bolh 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 1 hra./'O.lO per From Centrnl Avenue to Ensl line ed for a capacity audience - operator course — SIIUKII Slnvl South 2 hrs,/H 00 a.m. l<> 4.00 p m. F.nltri' block (rom Sl. HX) feet ensl p.m/Mon. through Wed,, hr, Mlllon Avenue The program was plann- Gi'or;ji"> Avenue lo the l.ii'A Mlllon Avenue North Beginning 120 feet west of Ihe westerly Frl. nnd Sal.; 7:00 am ed ami initiated by the in August of this year. curbline of Irving Slreet nnd extending 135 to 9:00 p.m./Thurt.. Marine Lance Cpl. Huffman Koos private park Westfield Craft Market Union County Office of course conducted at Marine Iny lol feet wust Lewis Street North 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 2 hrs./'O.lO per From Irving Street to Dock In 1933, at Ihe height of Joseph Loughran. son ol Sl (ntipjv". Avi'nui' 1 Kll/nln;lh Avenue East Beginning nt the northerly curbllnu of West p.m/Mon. through Wed,, hr. Street Cultural & Heritage Af- Corps liase. Camp I.ejeune, Bolh 2 hrs./9 00 a.m. lo 12:00 noon/ From Woodhrldoi clly Urn- Ihe economic depression, Joseph T. and Norma J. HI,(K KWAKIII R Al'l'l l( AIM) . lo l.liicJi'ti Avenue Scott Avenue nnd extending 100 feet north Frl. nnd Sat.; 7:00 am, fairs. N.C.. Loughran studied the Kll/nbi'lh Avenue East Beginning nt the southerly curbline of Wesl to feature one of the biggest, most Syiainor*' Slrrvl Bolh 2 hrs/9.00 a m. lo 1200 noon Belwei-n St. Georyi"i to 9:00 pm/Thum. Loughran of 21 OS Wall Si.. ieehnti|ues and procedures TO OBTAIN YOUR PERSONALIZED BLOCK WATCHtK IDfNIII K AI loll ( Alll). COMPLETE J Grand Avenue and extending 105 feet soulh Mnln Streot Both 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 2 hrs,/'0.10 per From Bridge Street to The Arls Center tours lavish wedding ceremonies Avenue and Jefferson- Kll/abelh Avenue Railway, recently com to effectively pet form all THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION FOR INSERTION ON YOUR (AIM) Avenue Ea6t Beginning at. the northerly curbline ol West i,m,/Mon, through Wed., hr. F.llznrwlh Avenue will also include the show- ever to be performed hi Grand Avenuu nnd extending 100 feet north :rl. and Sal.; 7:00 am. . over 100 exhibitors pleled... the Toieior- Trailer liaetor trailer operations of Thlr/ii Pine F.flM From Centrnl Avenue to Slone f •i- iii(! of a new promotional 2 hrs,/9:00 n.m lo 3-00 I.lUdbulh Avenuu Wot Beginning nl Ihu soulhurly curbllnu of Wml to 9:00 p.m /Thurs. New Jersey -took place on 'Operator Course. p.m / Slreel Marine Corps tactical 1 I Ull N'AMI Grnnd Avenue and extending 100 (cct south Mnln Streut Both 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 1 hrs./'0,10 per From Enst Milton Avenue to •I Moii- than 100 nl llio n.i video presentation produc- the Railway's stage. The EUl/ubiMh Avenue West Beginning nt Ihu southerly curbllnu of West .ilU'liik'il last yi'iir's show. During ihe two week inoior transport vehicles. Thorn Slnvl ITom Iwiiit h fMxl Avi;ntJi; lo p.m./Mon. through Wed,, hr. Bridge Street 1 1 Bolh 2 hrs. 9:00 am lo 12:00 Scott Avenue nnd extending 100 feet south Frl, nnd Sat.; 7:00 n.m, linn' . IINUIMIJ . ii,ill ilcsii'il "I hi- Wcsllii-ki Ciiill Mill- noon Kasl Albi'rt Irvlntj Street A |9KM graduate of Sl. \ IIOMI ADDIU SS Wesl Beginning at the prolongation of thu souther- lo 9:00 p.m./Thurs. tis. Micliiiliiii' iii'inly .!() l,i't is luH'oiiiiiif' cxirciiifly ly curbline of Ellznbeth Avenue nnd exten- Main Streut Both 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 8 hrs,/'0.10 per From Ellznbeth Avenuu lo I hoinas Ai|iiinas High Undt'rhlll Placv Bolh % ITom Bond Stnvl lo ond liniii Nirw Ji'isi'v. will popnlai hi'i'imsc (he criilts 2 hrs79:00 n.m. lo 4:(5& ~~ ding 100 feat south i,m/Mon. through Wed,, hr. Irving Street School, he joined the .1 IIOMI II I I I'HONi M Mill K p.m./ Jaqueb Avenue ; ilisplny their woiks al the 1 East Beginning nt the northerly curbllnu of West f rl. and Sat,; 7:00 am. dlk'ii'il hen iin' not only Marine Corps in June I 986. Union Slnvl Bolh 2 hrs./7:00 a.m. lo 6:00 From WhlllkT Stn.'L'l to OllviT Hnzelwood Avenue nnd extending 100 feel 1 Stnvl to 9:00 p,m/Thurs. iluril aiiiitial Wesl I IL Id iiiiii|iK-. hut also nHoriliihlc. p.m./ north Mnln Streut South 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 •I DA 11- Ol Ml K III 1 hrs./'O.lO Approximately 160 feet ( i,ill Maikcl on liiilas. MoiciiM'i." lie added, "it is Jaques Avenue Went Beginning al Ihe southerly curbllnu of West p.m/Mon. through Wed., per hr, enst of enst sldu of llpinn Placi- From Luft)i;rry Sln'i'l lo Pali'rson 1 Bolh 2 hrs./9:00 a.m. lo 1:00 Hs/.urwood Avenue and fxlending 100 feet Frl. nnd Sat,; / IIHDIII'II Sim held ;n a lime. wlini people p.m./ Slnvl Irving Slreel ~ Children — 5 SOCIAL SI ( I KIM Nl Mill l( south 7:00 a.m, to 9:00 p.m./ iho ;lli' hr|'illllill|r to think Main Slnvl East Beginning at the prolongation of the norther- Thuru. Vail I'laiv From Irvlnij Slri'i't lo Hast Mlllon Bolh 2 hr«77:00 am to 9:00 ly curbllno of Lewis Slreet and extending 105 Pierce Street West Id AIIIIDIS. Mill iihonl holiiliiy slioppiti)'.," ottered p.m./Thurs. Aviinut* 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 2 hrs/'O.lO.per From East Mlllon Avenue to (i. DimTieS I l( I NSI NLMItl l( wet north p.m/Mon. through Wed., hr, Mldblock Avenue West Inman Avenue 1 North Beginning nt Iho easterly curbllnu of Frl, and Sat.; 7:00 a.m. ic umiik'ii hoxi's, Opi'inti) nii'.lil li'stivilies Vail Plniv Bolh 2 hr»./7:00 a.m...to 6:00 From Irvine] Slnvl lo li.isl Mlllon Princeton Avenue and extending 105 feet — support —I A to 9:00 p.m/Thuro, p.m/Mon. through Wed. cost W. Cherry St. North L' tjipi-sini's ami (|tnlis, hi'kl on 1'iuliiy limii 5 p.m. rrl. nnd Sat., 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 12 hrs./'O.lO From Brond Street lo Campbell West Inman Avenue North Beginning nl Ihe westerly curbline of St. p,m/Mon, through Wed., per hr, Slreet niil'.inal poik'iv nnd tahlr to '' |'in will iiicluilc a THIS INFORMATION IS CONFIDENTIAL AND SHALI NOT IHCOMI M <. ISSIIlll TO ANY Georges Avenue nnd extending 10O feel St. Mary's School, Rah Wi'il Albv-ri SlrrtM Bolh From Broatl Street to Jnques Frl. and Sat.; 7:00 nm waic, I'.nkl and SIIVLM iliampiil'iii' ii'i'cplion mill a OTHER POLICE PERSONNEL EXCEPT IN THE PURSUIT OF AN AC.IIVI INVISIIGATION IN- 2 hrs 9:00 am, to 12:00 west to 9:00 p.m/ThurB. way. is conducting a pro noon Avenue West Inmnn Avenue H'Wi.'li\, cli'fiiiil |ioK'claiii sik'iit aiii'iioii to iaisc IIIIHIS ITIATED THROUGH YOUR CALL. THIS CARD MAY SLRVL" AS 01 IK IAI lufNririCATION South Beginning at the westerly curbline of W Mlllon Avu, Both 7:00 am, to 7:00 2 lira,I'0.10 per From Georoln Streut to Brond gram entitled Rainbows, a Princeton Avenue and extending 100 feul p.m/Mon, through Wed,, hr Street pirci's. I'lnlliiiin ami laslnon Im ihe ( liiklii'ii's Speciitliz- TO PRESENT TO A POLICE OFFICER WHEN THE NtFD ARISIS. 10." I'l IIMANI.NCY IT IS Wi'vi Cherry Slnvl Bolh 2 hrs77:00 a.m. lo 6:00 From Broad Streel lo Cimpbel! support program for chil west Frl. andSnt,; 7:00 n.m, 1 oil Hospital, a pcilialnc SUGGESTED THAT YOU LAMINATE YOUR CARD. p.m/Mon. Ihrouqh Wed,. Street West Inmnn Avenue South Beginning at thu prolongation ol Ihe easterly lo 9:00 p.m./Thure. .IlLVssilfK'S illl' ailliHI) till' dren who live in single Frl.. Sal i chiibili lit t ion lacili I y curbline of Bryant Street and extending 100 Vnll Plncu North 7:00 n.m. to 7:00 1 hrs./'O.lO per ITom Irving Streut lo llu main liaiuk'ialti'il iii/ms in parent families. ft-L't enst p.m/Mon, through Wed,, hr. tunnlnus hi- Icamii'il at the jtuii'il loi'iilcil in Mounlainsiilc RETURN ALL APPLICATIONS TO: W.'M ("livrrw Slnvl Bolh 2 hrs/700 a.m. lo 9:00 From Broad Sirivl to Cdinplu'll West Stott Avenue North Beginning al the westerly curbllnu of Frl. and Snt.; 7:00 am, The group will focus on p.m /Frl Slnvt slim; ,'iiui siilu. I wo Ni's^ I lie Wcsthi'ld Iwi).', II, ;m FJlznooth Avenue and extending 100 (eel to 9:00 p,m./Thurii. 1 feelings children experience HONORARY P.B.A. '31 went II-IM'\ ailisans, Cifiti'i' iii'iivi I'.ionp ol volunteers, Wi",i Chi'rrv Slnvl Boih 1 .when a parent is lost 2hrs./7OOa.m. lo (>:0() From KsU.'rhrook Avi'ritu to U. Off-street parking motor zonus, Parking or standing n vehicle In n pnrklng muter spnru In Ihu off-street was sck'i'ii'il by the hospitiil c/o RAHWAY POLICE DEPARTMFrn i p.m./ C.impU'll Slnvl Hiitli'V ol Wi'Mln'lil ami Kn « 188-71. Schedulo XXI: Handicapped Parking. parking muter zones described below shall be lawful only when not In excuis of thu maximum pnrklng tlmu In lo help coiiiihtiiilc Ihe Inn through death or divorce. dlcnlud during thu hours of operation specified, on nil dnys except Sundnys find holidays, nnd only upon thu l-iiisi ol Iliiyoniu', will 1 CITY HALL PLAZA Wi'M KiiHTsitn Avi'iuu' Bolh 2 hrs/9:00 am to 12 00 ITom Bro.id Slnvl lo .laqui's insiT. Ailniission to ihe Phone the school for I'm In accordance, with 18830, thu following pnrklng spaces nru hinvby duslgnnted ns reserved for parking for deposit of such amount ns Is Indicated for ench specified period of tlmu k'ltioiMiatc their skills al RAHWAY, NEW JERSEY 07065 IKXJIl/ Avcnuu Ihe hiindlcnpped: pii'vii'w event is 5>H.()() finet Iher information. iIn.1 pniii'r's whi'i'l anil ilu- 1 Name of Lot Time Limit/ Wl'sl r.MUTMin AviMHIl- Bolh 2 hrs/700 n.m to 6 (X) ITom WL'SI Mlllon Avi'iim in Ja Location lii'ki'is ciin he pinehiised ill 1 Nome of Street SIdo (Location) Houri/Dayi Rate Iniiiii, I'.nii'itiiinini'nt will hi' p.m/ qui'S Avi'iiui In front of rusldencu no, 2005, starting from the ilom m in advance ill Bond Street East (Ruserved) IMovnli'il iliiiiiif.hoiii llii1 128 feel south of the Intersection of tnst the hospital. Wi".l 1 I.I/I'IWIKKI AVOIHK' Both 2Hrs/9OO,vm 10 12 00 Scott Avenuu for 30 leut 9 188-75. Schedule XXV: Parking By Permit Only. lay I'vi'in hy Si'iin .noon pjis and Includlny llwl purllon of City Hall Pkua •3 Spdoia In City Hull lot dlruclly opposite wiv mi. a-•( ajun ccitisT. KIWANIS HEARS GOVJNO. ..Dr. Chnrlos P; Covlno, center,was tho rjuost: sponkor at Wesl Hazelwcxxl Avenue directly trancu rnmp On Siitiiuliiy, the Wesl- In nccordanco wllh Article VIII, 90 188 47 through 188-50, nnrklng shall be permitted by permit only In \s lldsi' Illllsli'ill li'pi'l loili' III n rocont mooting of tho Kiwanis Club of Rnhway. Shown with Dr. Covino nt tho loft is under said overpass west to Ja East Mlllon Avenue Soulh At Pollcu Flendqunrtera duslgnnted residential areas Is olfectlvu on thu following dmcrlbea streets or portions thereof on thu days nnd field (Mil Miirkei will he F.sterbrook Avu, (Senior Citizens link's it vanuty ol ja// iiml opoclol program chnlrmnn Nicholas Quadrol, nnd on tho right Is Tom Maya who thank- ACHIL hours specified, ' ipen linm |() a.m. to 6 Center) 2 spaces In renr pnrklng lot directly opposite linn's, od tho guost spookor. Dr. Covlno is Prosidont of General Matjnnplnto Corf) nnd has Wesl Inniiin Avemu' Bolh 2 hrs /Q.OO a in. lo 1200 Belween St. CSeomes Avenue nnd untrnnce rnmp. i.in., and on Snmliiy doors Ku'liaid Knlhhaiil. pu'si boon Involved with motal finishing, nnd treating for over 35 years Ho told the members nn the Pennsylvania Railroad Name of u ill hi' open Imin 10 a.m. to S 188-72. Schedule XXII: Entrance! and Exlti. Street Side Houre/Dayi ili'in ol ( Mil MiiikiM Aiiu'i about his oxporioncos In visiting South Africa Ho noted that 70% of the world's critical IS WAP G Weil l.nke Avenue Bolh 2 hrv 900 a in lo 12.00 From Broad Slreel lo Jaijui's Location 1 M) p.in, Admission is 5i4 Campbell Street Both 8,00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m /Monday From Won Chmy Street i aiul pioiltii'i.'i nl tin motal nro locnted in Africa and could cripple industry if the flow wore to be curtailed noon Avenue In nccordnncu with 8 188-31, thu following entrances nndoxlts an'hereby designated for thu nrvns describ through Friday lni adults and S.I lor senior ed below, iind vehlclus shall only enter or exit nj Indicated txilow: lo Centrnl Avonuu Vsilu'kl (MM Marki'i, iin somohow. Tho Klwnnls Club of Rahwny moots on Wednesdays at 12:15 at the Colum- Wesl Lincoln Avenue Bolh 2 hrs77.00 A.m. to 6.00 iti/ens ami students. C'lnl ITom I'rtci' Slnvl lo F.ll/abulh Cenlral Avenue Both 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m /Monday IK ip,lies an bia Club In Rahwny. p.m./ A From Irving Street to Mnplu lien uiiilei twelve iiic ad Namo of Area Entrance/Exit Location through Friday I orrncu ihan lite /.ODD niticil liee. Wesl Mnln Strivl Bmh Parking Lot A Entrancu Westerly driveway located on Lewis Street 2 hrv/7 00 am lo 9:00 From Briduy Streel lo Irvine] Street between Irving Street nnd Mnln Street Clinton Street Both 8:00 n.m. to 10:00 pmVMonday p.m./Thurs. Parking Lot A Exit Ensterly driveway located on Luwls Street From Brond Street to Jnc- through Friday quus Avenuu 1 hrs/7:00 a.m. lo 6:00 From Brldoy Slreet lo Irvliui Streel between Irving Street nnd Mnln Street Wesl Main Slnvl Bmh iv m/Mon. Ihroufih Wed,, Parking Lot A Entrance nnd F.xlt Drlvewny located on Mnln Street Elm Avenuu Both 8:00 n.m. to 10:00 pm/Mondny I'ri. and Sal. Between St. Georges Avenue and Parking Lot A Exit F.nsterly drlvuwny located on Lewis Street From Irvlnfl Street to 2 hrs./9:00 n m. 10 12,00 Jeflerson Avenue ' through Frldny Brynnt Street Wi'il Meadow Avenue Bolh between Irving mid Mnln Streets noon/ Parking Lot B Entrancu and Exit Driveway located on Enst Cherry Street Emerson Avonue Both 8:00 nm. to 10:00 pm/Mondny From New Bninswlck Parking Lot B Entrnnco nnd Exit - Drlvewny locnted on Mnln Streul through Frldny 2 hrs/700 am, lo 6:00 From Broad Slnvt to Ksti'rhrook Avenuu to Brynnt Streul Wesl Mlllon Avenue Bolh p.m/ Pnrklng Lot C Esturbrook Avenue Both 8:00 n.m. to 10:00 p.m./Mondny From Centrnl Avenuu lo Entrnnce Westerly driveway located on Luwls Struct through Frldny 2 hrv/7 00 am to 6:00 I'rom Plerpont Stnvt to Bivant between Augusta nnd Dock Stnvts Mlllon Avenuu Weil Mlllon Avenue Bolh Parking Lot C p.m./ Street Exit Easterly drlvuwny locnted on Lewis Street Fuller Street Bolh 8:00 n.m. to 10:00 p.m./Mondny between Augusta nnd Dock Streets From Ensl Milton Avenuu 2 hrs/7 00 a m to 6:(X) Parking Lot D through Frldny to Hnrurwood Avenuu Wesl Scoll Avenue Bolh From Pennsylvatila Railroad undi'r Entrnnce nnd exit Driveway locnted on Dock Street p m /Mon throuilh Sal pnss lo I'rlci' Slnvl Parking Lot F. Entrnnco Drlvewny located on Irving Strwt Parking Lot F. Georgia Streut Both 8:00 n.m. to 10.00 p.m./Mondny From West Mlllon Avenuu Entrnnco Driveway locnted on Elm Avenuu through Frldny II 2 hrs. ') (X) a in lo 12:00 From Broad Street to Jaques Pnrklni'i Lot li Entrnncu Drivewny locnted on West Mnln Street to Emernon Avenue Wesl Steams Slrwl Bolh Hmll Avi'nne l«O')St. Georges Avenue Ivircwn iitul Wiikini, li,inclsonie 10 war old twins, Jaquus Avenuu Both 8:00 n.m. to 10:00 p.m./Mondny 1 (Franklin School) Entrnnce Thu westerly end ol thu parking lot Avenue. From Entl Milton Avenuu also are known as "Pud" and "VVawa," They < nmi 2 hrs H (X) a m lo 6.00 through Frldny to Ensl Hnielwood Avenuu : William Slnvl Bolh From Now Bninswlck Avi'inu' to located on Inn southerly aide of Iho school from a fell i ul v o( 10 ihildicn. I Om liavc been ,ul' .pled p in / Main Slrtvt on Harrtion Street W»#'l <$ 870 800 Sl. Georgvs Avenuu Mnpkt Avcmnr Both 8.00n.m. to 10:00p.m/Mondny From Brond Street lo and four reiiiaiiii'd wild llirir mntlu'r The twins had Exit Thu curb opunlng locnted on Wust through Frldny Hnzerwood Avenuu, south side, 27 feet west Brynnt Street lnvn removed at .itje 'A (mm theii birth (ainih; liei ausc H 188-67. Schedule XVII: Anglo Parking. ol St. Georges Avenuu 180') St Georges Avenue Pierce Street Both 8:00 n.m. to 1000 p,m/Mondny From Ensl Milton Avvnuu of tii'ijlt'i-t ,ind have In'i'ii in -1 lusiei lionies They Ill iiiiiinlimiv Wllh the iirnvisKiils til' t| 1KH 22. no perse (Franklin School) through Frldny to Emerson Avenue 1 shall paik a vehicle upon any ol Ihe slnvls or F.xlt The easterly end of the parking lot located recently had a CII,IIH)C in then liviini •.itiiation liecaiisc parls then "! cK'sirlln-d tvlow. exo-pl al the anjile ik"»U|ru\u* I I lev neeii ]'.;!, -n: ... >,:;, !, on tho southerly »ldu of thu school on Har- West Cherry Slreet Bolh 8.00 n.m. to 1000 pm/Mondny 1 1 From Brond Slreet to Enter of subslanli.ited child alnise l>v llu losler lamilw Tin 1 rison Street through Frldny M'li.ibllll.iliini li ie i vi ii |i HI Anglo brook Avenue boys ri-qressct! f.> sc>me evlent in llirp persmial N»mo ol Streot SIdo (dorjrcui) Location $ 188-73. Schodulo XXIII: Snow Emergency No-Parking Aroaa. Ml,iin -HI I n 111; i i tin i, i II hygiene IMIHIS anil lla'ii < -i m il n -: i,il IUIMKIII IMS Brofld Slrwl Bolh IT-om tho Inli'rsivllon ol W d> i uell in ,,.,,,, |, ,.,|, ,• I,,, In accordance with thu provisions of } 188-32, no peroon shall park n vehicle upon either sklu ol any of the Section 2: All prior ordlnnnc.es relating to Vehicles AM! Traffic nnd nny ordlnnnces Inconsistent with Ihu Cherry Strwt South lo Cnniplvll provisions of thli ordinance nre hereby repenled. become mote appaient Slnvt Mnvis or pans of streets thereof listed bolow, whunuwr snow has fallen nnd the Accumulation Is such thnt It siblm,,.. (-1'iilr.il South From Main Stnvl lo living Slnvt I'overs the Mreet or hlghwny: Kahway Section 3: This ordinance ihall tnke olfect Immediately niter passage nnd publication according In Inw. The twins love physical activilv. !>i' it haskelball. '•t Name of Street Location i\ .lib-.ii |\ .• r i,,.,1,;, ,i CRAFTER ... An onuiiml miiciamo tlo'iinn bv i,i. live i. illl IVHIMI Avenue Between Irving Street nnd Madison Avenue hix'key, catch, kickball m scxiei I lnv also ,m' fund of Clink ' y f.lllllli' ,li . e| .||||. | I'M . |-"nil (itand Avenue Itotweun Elliaooth Awnue and US. Houte'l nnd 0 of checkers and animals |)escii!>ed l>v Ilien MXMI i e i i ill!, it I It 10/30/86 Sp. nili lii ,.| I. .i ( 'lull li.-n il t) 188-68. Schedulo VIII: Loading Zone* LaM I IIKI'KMKKI Avenue Uutween Broad Street nnd Hnrt Street iw. $n,o«).:w "I .|I|I 'In l I, i l.inl Inman Avenue worker as "people pleasi-ts" llits dm > will need |i it^. i il Between Now Brunswick Avenuu nnd Mill Street leain im in ,il., ml II , ,m 1 Last Scott Avenue In accoulnncv with tin |in.ivk>ns ol § 1NMJ3, ihv lollowmn III'M rlUil kx-allons an' hi'ichy ik'M'lnaled as HntlrM length personal attention Thew attend thri.ipv Iwi > tune-, a loflntj /on l.li/nlxuh Avenue Between Irving Strvet nnd Linden clly line iTionlh to help them with then emotion,i! pioHems I nllon Slrwl Entire length I Inrl Slnvl Between Enil Hnielwood Avenue nnd Randolph Avenue They are noted as benu) pulile. wann .ind allei living Strwt Entire length In A Stew Over v< HI lm\c t<) d() t< ) Name of Streot SIdo Location tionale. Thev ate in sep,u,iie i lasses for le,iriuni| Jaunts Avenue Btitween Rotito 27 and West Mlllon Avenue Conch Slnvl South Slaitimi 'Mi ds'l w»^t ul llu' Inti'tiivllnd i urliline ul JelleiMin Avenue disabilities in Spei lal Idin.iticin and it i-. ic'.om I he livin-- .lie n'.iil.il >|r !i 'i Main Slnvl. >'\U'ndin;i for .'ill dvt Between Mapki Avunuu nnd Wuslllekl Avenue Food Safety? mKETHE • ' 'I till- WI II II1.1 1 awretue Strwl Cimronl Slnvl r I'.ntlre length Nortli Stititini.i til a piiim H. i dvt wetl ol the wt^lfilv l.tvsville Avenue U) i\ decent ecluedti( n i? mended that this be c mi Inn ietl "I'ull" and "VVawa" .ne lO/.'tl 'S(i || nii.ie ill.Hi ..I., • |M-iiik, we will itiililinti ol Si (!IMII|\'> Avoimv al Ms \nwi sir lion linden Avenue Entire length Call the USDA Meat have lu in.ike i in >u i". I Mil \< :l 1 t'Xtretnelv attaihed and dependent mi e,irh iilhei '' ' '| »L' ,)w.n\ li M with C'oiuonl Stnvl, and i'Xli'ndin>i lot a dlslaiux MndiHon Avenue Uetweon N J Route 27 nnd We»| Siott Avenue 1 and Poultry Hotline their ,ne in.UP. . Inl. lien •• n .'in II in i i >ne of Tit) kvt in .\ uvsU'ily dmvlhm aloud C'OIUOKI Mmlltnn Hill Hoad Between Maple Avenuu nnd Westllekl Avenuu PLUNGE n"-| »i 'i li I', we -.11.ill |i r.t ! i, r , Entire length 1 Slnvt Mnln Slnvt for food safety facts. ' '||M-I U'.ll,' l;n»l ClKTTy Slrwl Soulh Slattini) at >\ point 11)1 kvl wont ol iho WDHIIMIV Maple Avenuu Entire length SPADLD1NG FOR CHILDREN iiiilillno ol Main Slnvt al Us miwMvlkin willi Hnsi Mill Stnvl IWtwmn N J Rwitv 27 nnd Mndlmn Avenue 0OO-S3B-4SSS r Entire length Cheny Slnvl and t'xtt'iulinti lor n dWamv ol '). i Mlllon Bmik'vnrd Noith .leisev Mi I'lospei t Stieel Uvl in a weiti'rlv dinvlkin ni) I att ("lu'tiv Stnvl New Brwniwk'k Avenue Between NJ, RCHIIO 27 nnd US, Route 1 Washington, DC 447-3333 INK ) IIII I'l X )| I I) IN( .OMI I UNI) i )l l;n»t Clivrrv Slrvvl Noiih Entire length lUiiinnliii] at tA poinl IM2 ti dvl iM'it ol thr Inti'rsif Kim Slreel lOOQtxm 4 00pm I'tMtmn Timo IIII AMI nil :AN ( ;ANI ;i n s< H ;u IY Weslfield, N.I 0/(M) Ikin ol I'.tnl Chenv Slnvl willi tin' iMHterlv ikk' ol St (ieotiie* Avenue Entire length living Slrwl niul oxtuiulinii a ikstaiui' ol lM 7 dvt Senilnaiy Avenue Entire tangth Ptotonsioiuil homo (Konomists will answer your questions IDHINIDHMAIION, CAI I Illl Entire tonnth Inun sakl |»niii ol lvt|innini] I'asti'ilv on I'.&•>! I'hi'nv Seinlnaiy Avenue at>out proper handling ot moat and poultry, how to tell il it is y Slrwl Weitliekl Avenue IWtween NJ, Route 27 and Irvmu Street AMIRICAN CANCER SOCIETY South Jeisev (lif>) •V.'.H :'(>'./' Ulm AWIHK.' North r We»t (iinnd Avemw F.ntlrii Unflth sale to oat. and how to better understand meat and poultry liinii a point 2. i Iwi west ol the InteiMvlion ol llni latxils Avvmii) with Ciimptvll Slnvl aiul OHti'ndlnil lor a We«t I IniuKvocKl Avenuu Between N J Route 27 and ElUntHith Avenue A( Jood Lesson In Living Went Inmnn Avenue dutnnrv ol SO Iwt in a westerly diuvtlon flKinn Hint IWtwtwn NJ, Route 27 and Brood Street I'l IANK \i )i ' I i >; Went Scull Avenue Iktweeti Brnmhall Kond U S Oopmlnwnt Uliick 1'iimilv Ket tintmeiil ( )llu e Avenue (H (X) a in In •) (X) p in / Mon llmniiili III Whlllier Strwt ol AQitculhiifi T( ) KAKI AM - iiulvftlve ol eacli wwk e>ue]i|livi holidays) Entire Wngth l^'iO I'atk Avenue ) WAKIM Entire lenath last ( )i,in(|e, N.l 07017 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT I'l II )|{SUAY, or-rf;|{[.«.'{(). I'w, ['AfiC 10 PAGC 18 II1UK5DAY. GCTOBf.K :','), \'M> RAHWAY NEWSRECORD/CLARK PATRIOT APPLIANCES FENCING I ERECTING PAINTING I ELECTRICAL HELP WANTED HELP WANTED ENTERTAINMENT DECORATING SERVICES IIIfflllJIIIAfoil', lU-.Un-. 111,1-r. l l»lT*rT] . 63K652 Cfmnni-'', pointing .3 arrrajrr in,: O'Keeffe, Palmieri and Whitman P/F CM Atlendint, 2 shifts avail QtlilAllIrl- I..III I'A 1W) flrj job ti;o '.null hcn'^flfj 4?HJ 382-I770 BtZ HHCt COMPANY Ctirilini! Pjpcrlijfi(!»i(! Wallpjprr Irnrni'd'at'' reipori'.if frr.r. esl offer progress for Union County lyPCt'j J10U urcklf jl IM.III-' IIVCENfERMINMErir Hf.Un: iflu^ulm: jiir i,ndili'(ri 1 Omni linlr t WOI,<1. tloQ run;. reino»fd Will: ri-p^mtud. low Lui-riwNrifcWj 7538416 rSOTA CNAIR- Part Fime fun Job Average Write I'l) Iki'll'j lliijl.'rth It I IIM'JOHl MAX BAND 0m iwoli, lute /,,| (,„„ ft linen Al:oli(.k ol all lijdc. V HI, CIOROANO 170/mte Gelling ltdies linferie. I'JIIII", VYMiJmis.Allocciiwrii rwifj (d;ri,iWU lli-j ml "Progress for Union out ol slate because the I nine (he Republican DIW fl'itn mill fiurrlm;,, ot Ujo (1 Oorr«6?3l9? lrc()38I6469 Novelties t more Make pur own i,i/'l.n K l,oj»lJIOOnit« 634-5239 Mil llfllllK Af'I'llAM.I ,|l!vt( I •« 388-5280 ••• PIUM6IHG I NMTINC Mjlure rtunijii [u Jur.t ','. .. k DI mini, '/4 hour '.nrvKii All PRIDE ELECTRIC CO. 1AOCINGII AT tonOMS County" is pledged hy costs of dill nf stale disposal policies of culling mi I'v J-f . WE WILL ACCEPT hrj OIIFanlisiiUnltd 241-9772 IfllKH.IffAfOfC //A-.iiflr, lifir millHfJ 634-9190 Urukrrl'/I lliunjll M lilr. m A.I I/if I'IIIKJIS Drum) 4 Cordiwx, lilii", ff. fanemfl, Prjtio MIUILT IN VOUK HOMI A CLASSIFIED ADS APPEAR THREE TIMES Housekeeper P/F 2 or 3 afternoons frfinling H^fidr«*ork C0MP1ITI HIATINC STSTIMS ' Union County Republican would he j'lam property tax necessary expenditures," he YOUR VISA OR lorlldtn 494 j;00ni;i4 1'i.lk.n M.irii|jH)i.lltlumt)J5,W«ll/, IIV, All MAM', 442I04G l) t ir'HINGKITlID p/wk, flei, routine house clejmng hlnmiklilenoi 283-3065 In-.urrr) 4 [lonrfeil J I BOI1IR RIPUCIMINT freeholder candidates Haul it'll,..,f. CillfMrik 862-6329 NIWKNINC.NIW increases ol up to S.MK) per said. MASTERCARD and occanonalsupervision of lOyr IU If, f'AlflllfIG 14 Hour tarvlce | Stolo liconio No. fill J. O'Keeffe of I'lamlicld. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY & SATURDAY llijrjri 1'l.iyi-r neerltf) Iril Illjui') pir- A t f HIAVY VVUIINC household. While the old Coloma loc,c»rreijd 3JS-3J96 Wurk JIIIOHK Mjlr u;i tj l.'l'i '!',.', , t ftiu.n Iml, nil (i,|or, r.u'.ioni I'AINIIMfi Iril, (it low fal« Ircf MOVING? lic.»PM00361 Whitman of Summit in make out ol slate disposal a Hie '.ni-mdi". I 4pr. bind. IMit *.C. MAINTIN4NC( CO. would enhance economic REAL ESTATE HELP WANTED HELP WANTED benefits including Profit Sfiirmj 713 391 O;il.it HOD 1 19 ytori with C I. wuiid ifif;(J» to oirinr 100 '".I 2J3191 lor 566-088/ CALL M.I. iim-.K lu«r.l prices for jnyocci- '•••!••• ' . il./i-.., .|,-. 1,,,, I , ,,-, BEFORE U HAUL their final .statement of the certainty, our Republican Sorrv no information given over IlKllent 111101111- li;l I'jll tin,i- ; '.lyli.', ( I A 'jjjriHn CftUll Woltrprooflng Contractor programs lo bring more GUARANTEED READER TO READER •,,n 382-3046 MAZUR Electric Inc. campaign released this phone for appointment only flume J'.'.cilltj!; *n/fc I ji Hifu Call 4940481 iamplii art Duplcf IXIII1I0H. INIIHIOH ('AIMING Givo us a coll & :avit.lll'J9 lit OL/'. Permit No 7976 week. steps lo avoid out of state County, promote more pro 1tll Ql hom§ tilimoli, 9253107 Jflltml t Undirgrovnif Roof WANT ADS • Rohway Ntwi Record i-.Uln;,i?» Vi'jOflOO 389-9882 pnr'.on C/nckfn (Jeli£tit. IfiH'j 'A Responsible person needed to run & Dolivory Sorvico. tion-,no*beingaccepled 396-0016 LINK t WOOD riHCI CORP. Froo Estimates leodorl "We Republicans have disposal, with the people's gress for senior ciii/cns. Clark Patriot Cr.nijrht Bjfiway, III full (im» pfoolrirjder ncMffl ftr Atf fiic* 350 Oft'.ct picn Ti 549-MOVE $ fjc-.im hijy'J:. tjljitt ticj. itigiiunC BRICK, TILE, CEMENT 211J llliob.th Avenue I'^i/itifi^; (i|ji'iifiiLrd Inti'lioi-'f f achieved progress on votes behind us. can slop pool credit through the fa'.t initial newspapers Mu'.t be penence necessary Part lime * Atom Tabloid pool fialf .icrr* i bedroom', »/[ /. P/fWaitir.'. Call or apply in PART TIMI AT HOMI I iriiri Air. I'olri'.lu) visiting ha KaHmcy, H.I. Inmi VIHrltlAMNAHIf dcr-f'.t 486-7130 494-8077 3 LINES 3 ISSUES 5 hoors 5 diys a week Call today the gain properly lax in- Weekend (dition person, lad'-i (fella R«l 49'H Kocrf speller For mleivie* call bet riomi'Kmri, fords, 10/30 lo I I/O. /ulliii', ?4lir ,tir, we 499-9234 resource recovery, on a new Republican created im- SiVlODO 382-9882 Telephone? awuniMnm M\\H% ClllAMlt. HUM; 396-9311 GrandArt ,Rah«ay 382-7373 *een 9am and 5pm. Mondji 5741579 luiriii'i ,i(;i'rii Amtncon Legion. Rtinnells Hospital, and on creases." said 1-rccholder provements authority lo Guaranteed want adt — if item is not sold Uie your l(jl«*[)huno fu M.| ILlllirii'iMi-, ii'iinrli'l/'d I rjnk -, I'dinfrne Iril fit fri'fi-.l L & R ROOFING It, 6 ipts m 8 dm co-op^il* th/oughFnda; 574-1579 i icellent income for part time home liii-iiil'.()lpj'.(;r.nll 738-119? candidale Whitman. tub.tnplioM. /ui rhu kiifiwu I 11 •,'.,--, 634 8641 A»PM|!irHoomJ3i 636-3161 TELEVISION SERVICES Shingling & Rtpoln There's an economy -minded jail lo lower costs (o (he properly during first 3 issues, ad will run next mnliii uml to 1 owntr. Entirpntet Counter person and/or Gnllperwn jssembly work For info call fli.ink Voei '.Jinl Jurtc and llol' FLOOR CARE WANTfO PAfil flM[ RFCfP tivw% Record Clijft i'oinni keep our criminals in jail, taxpayers in the issuance of Immediate openings avail Apply ,n 15O4-641-iOO3tit.tl99 'jijinl I'jr l^vo' granted lil.-|l.l|lirf.,ill ||.|, mi-it Hot Tar Patches 3 issues fRlt. Call when all items are sold. POBoi 1650, Cnnford, «)07O16 C«fl 574 1300 l f 1 Wrfllp^p^r ItflrTKtng ,irt(J p,lin NORMAN'S TV STRUCT • f>p wr» A Deal no/(r,F/rrPi;j IWIHIK cot person at jteivarl; Root fleer St.)nd Mf. not on the streets. We need public bonds, practice Ki-riiKirliil Mj',.imr M,III|«IK 00 For ntwtpopar dtlivtry Early I ""!'. ' fi-d '. lirir-.tiPd rutuMl ADventures plonty ol clo'.of,, fully Call Barbara 747-6688 '.••day. Auto needed Call bet 7 30 CJIIII, 225-5l7Om634-530? progress and lo overcome use of the tuosi efficient in mu'.t \)f mrlurlr-rj with fjfj Auto'- Moforf yr.lr", mommy, hours I or 2 days (•/• (Jiff N 1400 MR*. fATIMA filmy, fliiui'. 1,.11 ».|,i,i-.ii,", ii,|r. ;, .irul'.l,tni CillAlCru/ 574-289J budget by .1.0 million orpotfld, o/c, mnny ojtfroi. f/r 4 P/F Delivery man Must have ,imto9.!0amoraf5 30 561-7360 •••• ^••'•••i 974-IM* •,|IIIAI'I. lll.i|ic-ll In-i- I -.llllljll'i Democrat obstructionism," suianee carrier, upgrade Grjnirji- jfjlf. rinri Ri-ril E'ltntc no) (J(.r.c|jlc(i in C.oll';rjo Onvo, North Ridgo Driver-, Lie Apply in person La Ca:.) otr w««k Call Don* oi Down KITCHEN CHAIRS dollars despite Democrat School Calelena P/f Work School 'oijor f. Advisor aniwerj & Ki-.inliiiriiv.il. CjimionU'i'tj Ri'iidi'i lo Render vrUiori :nc. Own tfio hirjho'it ihoro, Cells, 499 I Grand Ave Rah*ay 5741200 INSURIO 0 said Freeholder Chairman and mndcmi/c the county nr', home all holidays 4 summer Coll Toll Frorj visrr. on lovo, Morriago, FURNITURE STUMP opposition. "We need the V i7»,100 CaUMlk, }t*.\64i Applr'Call A L JOHNSON H J RECOVERED d^ O'Keelfe. computer system, and im- -a0O.242.OiS0 or J77-4322 j'.iMij'.-., [si, 70 yoors. ;,W, TIRRIlt CONTRACTING REFINISHING JOHN'S mandate ol the people for iVc.tlieldArt Clark 8 15-11 15am BAR STOOLS BANK TELLERS Privotn t, Conlidonliol. all Republican freeholder prove the parklands ol 1 PAINTING "We will light vigorously mm Tralnm and ««pirl«nc«d 3SZ-O9I0«itl63 PART TIME Vj off Polm I Torot Cord jjji'l 111I1/.11,; ,11 Ihilhinwn ,i|.i/ii'/-. ,1111/ IVdiirl tVnrliiric TV CHAIRS-DINETTES MCTSi K0UUTWH1 MISC. FOR SALE 1A occi",, upiloto N.V., PART TIME IXTimOU — INTMIOR &TREE efforts lo send our garbage candidates so we mav con Union County. fatten olika. Wt hov. full Sovoral hours ooch week after Brant Ait., Clori, N.I. li'-l.iii IM-II Ii.'.- I",|IIII,I||.'. READER TO READER Wf NUUPtOPLl Ufl«M: Alli'iiilimi'. WAllPAPIR t VINTl BOAT CUSHIONS NOTlCf Pt>otr chrck youf '.ocludod oroo. .100 ft. fron- tfmf optnlfljl in itvlrol of school. Must hovo cor, Job fOOD DIMONSTRATORi REMOVAL torjo on cjuipt country rd. fo sell cfissified ads by phone flen lli'itiii.li'liini 941-7893 od ffif day ii opp*on TMi TUB, Kofili'f onj;io,il (,,i',l i/on (J,iiv our brenchai. Wa ara offtrlnj entails instructing now cor- IT. CARPINTRT, ROOr- C&J UPHOLSTERERS Boundorirr, cloorly morkod by blehoof, enperiencenotnecessary li/lly Iriyin-il II,-I.|-.I,I,I,II.... • r»ir Mivifi IOW om Afom ]Q\>\O>6 will net bt 'oof di.'*/f fcfifH'.fi'-d '..itin rtfutf; mm umnauuuiM t. ADOP full btntflti to qwOflad pro- riors who hove been hired to Supnrmdrlwfls Cur ni'Cil'.'.nry MRS. KAYI RIPAIRi, CUniRS 'Mponiiblr 'or error , of re lowly Mono wolli, opon & will train Most apply in person 219 GARDENING & mil liTIMATIS 549-5414 S'/jO 3969787 IION f'AI'IH', >.Ml 51 f.H-.fl lor wooded, booul. viowj, own- ip«cti. Wt on looking for deliver Tho Atom Tobloid. Deperidoblo puaplt*. Xbur-.- CAROL'S LANDSCAPE fNf f-a' do^ *(oll (Mi Central Aie. Rah*ay N I PUASI CAlli 574 0017 PICK UP I DEU VERY TRAIN TABLE, MlaMii'dd/H ir.'-d Cornplcl'.' '.':t K include '.''II or-dnoncod, only $6900. Coll paopb with o«od nvmtilctil Ideal for senior citiions. dny, FrirJoy, SiJIiiriJo/ ntjy. HOMOflCONt 7508800 LANDSCAPING WAHWAY cloiiifird Oept lo makt cpr- ALL CALLS AMiWIRID •1AKI. Ml 10 -t'.-'HV VMMJt hlr. I,flit All kVo,b Cua,anla»d f'ifij; f'ljiin tolfl'. ,J|I J4fj .iddc-'.'.'-fl ',l.im[ied cnvclopi' to - tor dir Hunt Agincy, Sldfiav, obHrty and neot sppaaronc*. Cat 374-1300 All countim. Coll -.' (SlADIISMfD 3? V[AR5 574-0861 fllLVill'; f 0 BoX2X.y Mrs.' MeCullotigh tegisieml nurse »\vho is typing, must be good at 1 BEAGIC PUP, Aft. li-nuli' 'JJIIIUI IWIewood/W 574-8772 ocean 5100 fordclaili 297-7080 composing dtpertmtnt. Full TEMP NO Ff f Rahway •574-8693 In-i'i'-.t.ri.ili", i;,,ii ),„. 6J0 4244 Water Mralori. Simi|) f'onip , lenity 7 dotoif and have good RONSIANDSCAPINCrr. v»|.'if ilill I'.xeeuiivc Director ot the was the "CiVpiodiu'er of the emploved in community llr. .ill '.lint', i-iii-lli-nt Ailh kill1. bimftti Including profit ihor- Crifco Stjlrlic no 6749 574-0480 (..ifpi'linj; W.ill lo K.III V,i|or mill Ii lllIA,lll.li-,lill.l!i',n All|,|.,.-.,.!,,..! newly- founded Union Washington School Show n,,iilr,(|ji'i M/'j 382-9239 USED CARS £ TRUCKS ing, liptrianct niciliory, Wortrtltai Wont.d telephone porsono)ity. • i-.in uui.tTL' ' v--2«3'O6g4 health as a muse consul '|iiid,ilio^, I'ntiri' '.toi.k Hum! m-* PRIVATE ing in-.l,ill,i|inn ,III:| ,|.|jiji ,-nu.|i| [«•> S-9.30 PM And/Or 1 v County Chapter office BED, (iii'-cn M/I-IJ iiMllmni Wrfifrl I'll)'. nylon Any J loom-. IIVIIIK Stop In onytknt Mondaf thru Apply in porson anytimo TEMPORARY 71? 1490 '.l.lll I Ml) Id) ',0111 Oil 5AU " f xtJiiil |iliimt)ing A tieatinji repaiii. and is a nieinbei ol ihc lam. Ms. Sherman was the frldoy, » om to J pm to fill Waakindi Inqulrt at TAtO INSTRUCTION W.ili'i dealers, dram cleaning St.ile mnion-il In) Iju.ifi) A '.hi'Ut-'. rl.iik dm,nd lii-droom In 414 '.(| II SB'J bettvoon 9 a.m. and 5 I'erli'. f.-.i, I.,-. (),,,„ ,V ,„: I'lllVfHIl) located at 1101 South Ave. DAR. She has been ,in loundei ul a support group H i f.liiw ',,!*'-M'!o '/ Ion pitkop out application. Sorry, no LOCO Miilcon R«itm/rcmt lie CallCarKialps 382-1785.11 MiiiUV/l'j 486-44^1 or527-3637 lncli)dc"< (.ii'.lom iiiii)' lirJ,ill & p.m. Tho Atom Tabloid, POSITIONS 381-0142 (,'/ Itlii-il I, ?Mi'id»",»l aulo.a'c. 1500 St. Giorgt Ave., W., West field. Its purpose is orgatii/et and captain nl u Inch can boast enormous tiii.iiu c .iv.nl.ibble C.ill (l,i(ry DOG OWNIRS phon« c«Ui. PIANO INSTRUCTIONS BEDROOM SET. f, pirn-. M'KIWI, Aven.l, H.J. 219 Control Avo., liiTe'.liin.iii-, 034 4351 lull, ln.idi'i] 4/.0U0 mi. S/JOO 1701)686-7200 WANTID Tht Atom TobloW llr'jinrieii thru Artist levels BOB'S to promote effective local paddle leiiitis (earns ,il Kim success since ii began a year lijlllt *i*xl ^ilMl ' 'Ifl'Mllltl JI'lO (loajltrt «i P»o(h Plo/a fwil lo K M«fll Long Torm Asoignmnnts TMOCARPtNTUr PlfROBKI ll.ir.474 37551,1", 3881183 Profflisionol Grooming 119 Ctntrel Av«. Rahway. Full bonofits & programs ol fund raising, 5412914 Conlfrnp flee '.t.ifiduiK li(cpl,ic(! Afply in ptriM •••htfiyl A Sjlrlutli 381'5976 SMALL AND IARGE iUBS CONTRACTOR* PLUMBING Lake Country Cluli. Mis. ago and uill resume meet HI Nv,'.,i(i'il.in/,i 1/ ?0() mi ,iolo 1 wf Comploln Animol Coro ot Your Dohwoy, HJ. hospitalizotion. 1 bl.M.k H' '' "' )*)'l bi/ininn incl 13,10-Mtpatr <•« 499.0677 f'Mfuj ()r|/.ifi Accord ion lessons in education and public ser BOOKCASE. IVJIIIIII A pull IIOAII ,i ( p'w [i. I Mm'., Miniool moc Doonlop • EXCELLENT Mil TOM 39G«2li Ui'Mtjir, plonlifuj ffIM* M'f & HEATING MeCullotigh Incs tit West nil's this l-all. 1 your home liv Vic /igrnanl, MA 32 ilr.k .1

PUBLIC NOTICES RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT JHO PAGE 21 "BECAUSE THE PEOPLE MUST KNOW" Legion lists SERVICE DIRE activities DIAL-A- Kahwjiy A mcr IC.-I n SCHOOL MENUS Ixgion I'ost No. 5 will '.pun NOTICi: Ol; I'CKSONS AI'I'liAHINO AS Till: (JWNCHS (Jl (JNCI.AIM|-:iJ ACCOUNTS I ICI.t; sor . V.t/T'Fullr loiurad •ADD - A LEVELS 10:30 a.m.. services will he 40 Siiilii' lox, I1.'i() WIIIUT'IP'XJII Sln'i'l, H.ihw.iy N.-w Jcc.w/ tv.'i. ;,':«..',"••"•• * Lunchoon No. 1: Mlnuto ntonk on roll. Hypnosis I Specializing in: .S b * lVr,'l-.| i' (, •KITCHEN EXPANSIONS held at Squires I'ark, comer Lunchoon No, 2: Poloto and choooo ploroglo, LIQUID & DRY BULK I 7720 ^ , \, ...I'1^M< •»,•. , .Ml a : ol St. Georges and Wesi lyl-.,. ,lr , Syi -nnin.' \{t\ . I'O [iox .') I, Colom.i, dlnnor roll. ODETTES '79 and nowor HAULING M-.u- [ yki', Ir.ink r •*• i *tl rvwtor ftfPAiiu ' Hypnosis N.-w .|.T-..'y V.WU, >! • FHEE ESTIMATES' (irand Avenues. All domestic cars N.J.N.Y.PA.CONN.DEIA. > DORMERS Lunchoon No. 3: Salnml snndwlch. DRYER BRIDALS B.uh.iM II ll.-.ily. L.iki'vi.'W Ci)nv,ili'sci'iil C.'iil.-r, TITIIIJIU l)r & 21 Stotoi tail of the Mliilnlpp! Kahway veterans' (jriumi/a Ench of the- above lunchoono will contain choice in any condition - STOP SMOKING - f:oll,ix Aw , W.jyni'. N.-w ,J.T',.'y VSAU2 FIRE SAFE TANKERS RENTED FOR > ADDITIONS' A. DEZAIO lions and die Kaliway Ilii'h of two: vocjotnblo, fruit, chillod julco. • LOSE WEIGHT • [)iIIIII.I M.Kli'ioii, 1111 NI-WCIHIK'II Sln'i'l, Kiiliw.iy. Ni'w.lr CHIMNEYSWEEPS School Marchiiij' KeiKkins REPAIRS TEMPORARY STORAGE ZHI.'K) TUESDAY MOTORS'FADIATORS MOTIVATION K.H.MI Smllli I'll- Vuion.i Im'i'. Smllh, I I'IIMI.IIII Sln l, Si "QUALITY" will participaie. ImiiiL'diaie Lunchoon No. 1; Chickon nuggoto, dlnnor roll. PROMPT'COURTEOUS TRANSMISSIONS X ly t'olk)wiii|j; will he ihe & LOCAL SERVICE • CONFIDENCE FRED ECKEL Homo Improvements Lunchoon No. 2: Chill dog on roll. REAR ENDS'DSED TIRES . Solik.i, M.uii' .) Sohk.i. 104') Unnn'i Av.'. Union. N.-w SIDING KITCHENS dedication ol (he I'uiolaioi V '.IT-,'" I- < 1.(11 i|l' • ASSERTIVENESS • Remodeling David Ginfrida -sgj. Lunchoon No. 3: Turin nolnd sandwich. V ROOFING BATHROOMS Veterans' Memorial MOIIII if 20711 • Room Divlioni/ Ench of tho ahovn lunchoonr, will contain cholco v• INITIAL CONSULTATION llrli-n Scihon, 'iW. Ruv.i'll Aivimc, H.ihway. Ni-w .J.TM-V ALL TYPES OF WINDOWS Exponiloni HOME IMPROVEMENTS CO. INC. inenl ai Rahway Kivei Bruce's FREE OF CHARGE .l.wiii". I: Tlimnpsfii). lHXK l.iullow Sln-i'l, K-ihw.iy. Ni'w . CLARK COUNCILMAN-AT-LARQE FRED ECKEL, pic- of two: potntoo:,, vogotnblo. fruit. SANITIZED • Flniihed Baicmonti Park. ALLAN'S WASHER Auto Wrecking Inc. turod abovo, has announcod that his office at tho Clark [Office & Showroom At: "Join our family of OFFICK and SHOWROOM WEDNESDAY TANK TRUCK CLEANING • Extorlor/lntorior Doori ;••>.•• INSTITUTE FOR 538 New Brunswick Ave., fords .satisfied customers in 24 ELM AVK, RAHWAY On Nov. 14. Hie I'nsi will Luncheon No. 1: Hot montbnfl nnndwlch. & DRYER REPAIR H.iliw.iy S.iylnij', Inslllullon Municipal Building is now opon Irom 7 p.m. to 9:30 • Parquot/Tlle Floori your neighborhood" allend a Veterans' M;iss in Lunchoon No. 2: Hot bfikod ham sandwich. i'y"' • ' '• ' '.'Jjj,'1 '"{"•*' ' 388-2457 Dial 381-6400 APPLIED HYPNOSIS 2\ U)lZi, HMOIHb [•.'.•: $7.'i Id p.m. and on Saturdays from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Financing Available • Froo Estimate CONSERVE FUEL 574-0289 Cor. Hart t E. Hoitlwood An, 548-2784 (=i,. ipm) honor veterans ol all wais Lunchoon No. 3: Egg anlnd onndwlch. 95 KfWIllf AVI RAHWAY 26Millburn Avc, Springfield Ho 3tatod tho additional hours will mako it oasior for 40 years written Warranted * Fully insured 4 PREVENT flnuru'ini! available . 499-7555 at Si. hli/iihclh's chinch. Ench ol tho abovo lunchoono will contain cholco 180 OAK ST., RAHWAY tHMAH-AVEHEl RAHWAY pooplo who work during tho daytlmo to rosolvo pro- mil IWIMAII CHIMNEY FIRES 467-4209 bloms at a moro convonlont timo. Tho Councilman can Hlagfkc Si. - and of two: potntoor,, vogot.iblo.Jrult punch. I'UBI.IC Nona: I'tJIiLICNOTICi: bo roachod at 388-3600; or at 499-0972, his homo, .MODERN DESIGN/ LIGHT EXCAVATING i COHSTflUCTIQ Wash'iiiKion Ave,. in THURSDAY Enry Job i g»m* Cabinets JV Paving Linden al H p.m. This will Lunchoon No. 1: Hamburgor on bun. for omorgoncios. Loodar i Doier Service /CONTRACTORS / Countertops F&P«A. ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS be sponsored by ihe Lunchoon No, 2: Vonl Pnrmor.an on bun. NOTICI: TCJ C:HI:DITOKS Nolli «• ol Av.illiiliillty DI Chiinly Landicoplng 1 Clean up & (EonHtruction 241-2975 /* BUILDERS INC. / Bock Filling Home Improvements SEAMLESS OUR SPECIALTY Kninhls of Coliiinbus, Lunchoon No. 3: Cold subrnnrlno sandwich with (* I;STATI-: or WII.UAM H. C.iri" ScrvU-Vi ALL TTPij Be confident. firepfacet / / / Pooli - lard word • Oradlng Vanities ALUMINUM JUALITY WAI.KI:K, Di-ciMsfii KiiliWiiy Hnsplliil, Hnhwiiv, N..J.. Interior & Exterior parking loti of Masonry Work The I'asi Cum lottuco, fruit. RAHWAY TRAVEL Remove unwanted hair permanently Puriii.ml lo tin- ortli'r o( ANN I'. /ill niiiki' iWiiiliihK1 from Jiimmry 1, • Specialiiing in all Aluminum & Vinyl Siding formica or Wood GUTTERS J WITH URCi BOBCAT TTP£ rtturfaclng * drlvowayi iiiander/l asi I'resideiii Din Lunchoon;, 1 and 7 will contain cholco of two: DOMESTIC & FOREIGN CCJNTI. Sui7" nf Ihi" County ol >[)«.vmb.!r:jl, 19H7.$«).(XX)0(> Free brochure offered I Typej Masonry / Kitchens & Bothi •CLEAN OUTS 1 potatoes, vogotablo, fruit. DECORATORS 2 1 MACHINI w/bockhoe ottoch. Kitchen and parch work * Foundatloni nef Dance honorini , I'asi TRAVEL Enjoy a future of care-freo, hair-froe beauty with Union, m.idi'on lhi'21th d.iy o(Oc I I Illl Burton i hiirlly din . .. • Home Improvements/ Additions & 1 ' 'REPAIRS railroad ties • Waterproofing Commander Hill Disney FRIDAY (v$2 Boulevnri . Kcnilwonh •••• tolji-r, AD . l')H(>, upon thi' .ip Ch.i.Hy cm will be .w.ill.ibK* on •) • Custom Built Der.ki/ Special rntoi for Bathroom GROUP TOURS'CRUISES electrolysis . . . the safe, permanent mothod : on healthcare for elderly Add-a-lovols •UAT GUARDS pliciillon D( llu' tiri(l.'rslCIA Coit...it port' •' 'lM W.'i'W, V.M;l 'P/'.tANIl r 9 discover ho'wcbnfident 'you con bo. t'd. notice K iKTL'hy qiVL'H to \\w Uttbli! lo piiy for hos[>lliil st'rvl I Snow Plowing Custom Docks Stepi A free consumer addressed legal-size Custom Formica •AUJMINUM TRIM WORK held on Nov. 21 al ihe vogotablo;., chow moln noodles, litoamod rlco, fruit, Bi -..> . V.'.l'llllkl.'ld '•tSIIV • •-, 169" at Home Bob Griffin cri'dllort. ol s.ild di'tiMsi'd lo exhibit mill ihi' facility's .innu.il cimiplliinci' In'.uird I icnnM'{| fortuno cookio. • Slipcovers 1 brochure, "Hospitals anil envelope to "Healthcare Irr 721-4588 548-4580 Legion Hall. t hiiir . to tin subscrlhiT undiT onlh or iifflr vi'l Is rni'l. III', NO ' EHVICE CHARGE FOR • Reupholstery the Hldcrly: Sharing Health- and ihe Hlderly" Hrochure. 352-3587 352-3489 574-1236 FREE (STIMATES Froo Eslnnalo) fully Inv Coinmander Cwirko Lunchoon No. 3: Cold montloaf sandwich. RESERVATIONS »'lf Ui'll International Guild of 'million llnir cl-ilms ,ind di'm.indi lillcjlbllllv for ch.irlly om' will In- 5740687 t { K.'il.nk • Verlicals .lij.ilii'.l tin' i-sliili" of -nild di'ci'.isi'd irnlti'd lo persons WIIOM' dirnlly care Concerns," has been New Jersey Hospital Asso- wishes lo reninur all Lunchoon;, 1 and 3 will contain cholco of two: Major Credil • 1 tlU'ii Ann I'rntfi top. • 1" Blinds Professional Electrologists 1 within six month ! from tin' diitir of iciinx' Is not mon' tlmn llu1 cum'iil prepared by the New Jersey ciation, 760 Alexander veterans thai the club meets tossod s II Ind with drnsnlng, vogotablo, fruit. • New I'urnituri' •iiild ordi'r, or tlu-y will In1 loruvi'r SMALLTOWN « MASON Rcupholstery ovi'rty Income ijiikli'llni", Hospital Association Road, CN-I, Princeton, Howard C&D ihe l-'irsi and Third Thins 5 00 biim'd from pro-ii'cutlnt] or recovrr 1 A«& A A (Karpenter GINIRAL CONTRACTOR * ROOFING* 485 • Carpels & *>t«iblKln'tl by tin Communlly BUILDERS , ;ST. ,946 Joy McDonald Int] tin1 SiWni* iiijiilnsl tin1 subscritiiT (NJHA). N.J. 08543-0001. >avlng • SHINGLES • day of each month. DAILY SPECIALS • <- < >f.i i II ',* ("hiiir s Draperies n'rvlci's AdmlnhtMllon. TREE TREE SERVICE 541-1510 • Stips CUSTOM Stiinli'y Molc:/(in 1 Iliimly Mini S| dliM', Lnrgo siilnc) plnttor with broad and butter, homo- • Refill Old This notlCL K publlsbi'tl Ii The brochure highlights Representing a 5i4 billion- Iptclolumj In • Patlot BUIIT • HOT TAR • The posl is located al 5HI 381-8800 138 Westfield Ave., Clark !:x»'cutor SERVICE K Ultp rV 1 VllVfTV ' Carpentry mndo floup, Indivldunl f.nlnds and dosoorto. • 1 Cushions ccordftfici' with <\2 C.P.Kthe nature of cost contain- it-year industry that em- ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS • Additions flrtplactp • SLATE • Maple Ave., Rahway, N.J. 35 E. MILTON AVE. • c .MIipl.'U' Job r r Pro-nnnouncod npoclals. 382-0202 Amisironcj & l.lttli-, 2'l.. j0. > Notlci; ol Av.ill.iblllly of ment efforts by hospitals, ploys over 94,000 people, AND PARKING LOTS Complete Landscaping • Roofing • Wood Working • Drbimay RAHWAY Atlomi'y. Unconipi'ns.iti'd Si'rvlci's SIDING Monu r.ubjoct to chnngo. J explains billing procedure NJHA's 126-mcniber hos- MASONRY IXPtRT Service including • Docks' * Tub Enclosures • Garag*g .'JO V.ill l l.irif ['or Hdhw.iy I Inspll Fully Intund • ALUMINUM • Lunchoonr, may contain 1/2 pint of whole or P.O Box H)7D r changes and spells out such pitals form a trade group Buck*! Truck Rtntal • Kilclions • Basement • N«w Houit School plans 86. j Stoni! Sln'Ul and Guarantfd • WOOD • aklm milk. Rrtlw.iV. N J. 07(Xifi Riihwny, Ni'w Ji-rscy 0706.1 concerns as quality assur- that provides leadership in & bathrooms • Maionry ripalrt : [CAll JOHN 636-0278 Romodellng HOME IMPROVEMENTS PUBLIC NOTICK 10/30/86 I w:S16.12 • Mosonry "••• .10 »n f.,i shopping bus trip ance and continuity of care. shaping policy anil improv- AND REPAIRS Iroin way above the long rows ol1 empty pool tables. It is FULLY INSURED FHII (SIIMAHS • Flooi liliiu] • Windows Call T. Btrtncil A copy of the brochure is ing the organization and IUUY INSURH) WILLIAM SMELTZER 283-137< 985-1882 The Union County RAHWAY ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS here that the audience comes io realize that luldie has available by sending a delivery of health care in 388-6742 IIRfWOOl) > 634-4590 * Doors NOTKT. Ol APPLICATION mi isriMAji ± 388-3797 J. Regional Adult School has TALKING finally found his Mecca, after a lifetime's pilgratninage 22-CLMH stamped, self- the slate. oftir 3 p.m. Notuv K ln'ri'hy qivi'ti thiU thi PUBLIC NOTICF. PUBLIC NOTICI: scheduled u shopping (rip in through seedy bars and smoke filled pool halls. l.iimnnt.i S.ivlnijs Bn tin-, iipplic.ilion m.w flit his oi City ll.ill Pl.i/.i, H-ihw.iy. N.'W Union, niiidi. on tin 24lh d.iy of ty Chapter, will meet Wed ALUMINUM SIDING >V* Lunchoon No. 2: Tuna salad sandwich. sweet as earned"l. which he delivers with the sure delivery 1 ( 1 "I he Color ol' Money" is ;i mediocre ;iileinpi by ii'i (Dinnii'nts in writing with tlu JlTSl'V. .T, AT)., 1 )8(), upon tin- | Tin City of H.ihw.iv will hold ,1 Colonia, N.J. build, lierks County, I'enn of iin actor thiit's been ill the top of the heap for almost nesday, November 5, at the RHIOIHTIAl I C0MMIRCIAI Dssign Each of tho nbovo lunchoons will contoln Director Martin Scorsese lAI'ier I lours) lo follow up ripoiiiil diu't tor of tin' IVCKTIII Tills imvllti!) will hi' lu'ld to lu'iir jillciitlon 2 Fifth filliili'd Si'i\iii's, Inc. tci applv for .1 >'d. notlc Is hi'r.'liy i]lvi'n lo needs, priorities .ind str.ileqles for Windows & IAWN CARE In hoili hlmv Paul Newman portrays "l-ast luldie" : UNLIMITED "«n wuiii) own products" clothing, accessories, tools, I om Cruise is unfortunately miscast as the dumb but Vvnn,\ 2Nt l looi, Nfw York, viirliinci- lo I'liii-ilriirt ci sirontl (lri' pnxvss lo tin suhscrlhi'r undi'r o.illi or .ifhr inent piot]riini Mond.iv, November food, shoes, gifts, sjiorls basically decent Vincent l.auna. It is destressmg lo see •iddltlon to iin I'xlsllni] hulldlni] iind 6 p.m. and dinner is served 388-5490 382-1844 licensed Fully Im. Froo_ Estimate - 535 Amboy Avo., No Middleman lunchoon N°- 2: Egg.uulnd sandwich. Dnecior Martin Scorsese annoymgly hides hehiiul mi (if the .ipjilif.it loll hi"»s \ny\\ coin to rrii'lvi' u.irliUH'i's ,is to I'xji.instoti m.itlon llu'tr CI.IITHS .mil (K'ni.ind 10. Jl 7.30-p.m. .iH-ihu.Comicll 382-78947925.5727 ROM cOfiDfftO 634 9038 equipment, and more. The l 1 1 1 1 nl approximately 6:30 p.m." Woodbrldgo »• 6PM 634-0116 Each of tho abovo lunchoons will contoln •irieky camera set itps i Newman lining up a shot and see tins mtelliuem young actoi stiaumij', (o fill ihe iitihectllic ik-U'tt i *riK'*ssin*t will In fompU'ti'tl ol »'.iilu'i th.in llu- l. )th d.iv follow list* ri't'iirdlmj propi'rty known .is within six months from tin diili 1 Kesidenls lire iiri]ed lo .itli'nd .ind CHRIS'S iii[! his ou ii reflection on the hall he is about to strike), in 1 1 1 Vinyl Replacement al nn area restaurant. THURSDAY sincere innocence Ikisky Husiness, l.osiif In. but after see- inj »'itlu'i tin diiti' of llu' List iv l.ol X\, Block o:w, ,md l.i'ils 3. !">. ik s.itd tird.'r. or thi'y will hi for.'vi present their Ideas .ind recommen l.udlow, of Communes- COMPLETE HOME sieatl ol delving into the psyche of the driven protagonisi. C HOME IMPROVEMENTS ijini rd pulilliMtion i M tin* d.iti' of I!), Hkn-k >11, on Itu- Kiihwiiy t.ix b.in.'d from proscciillniior r.'covi d.itlons in order lo .lsslst the city In pond, will discuss "How To ALUMINUM SIDING Lunchoon No. 1: Hamburgor on bun, potatoos, in}: this film it is apparent that it is beyond Ins limitations 1 1 > IMPROVEMENTS The tour will leave from l-ast l-.ddie l-elsim. ipi of tlu* .tppliiMtion hv thi m.ips tuid commonly known .is ^7(i Inii llu- siini. .lil.ilnsl tin' suhscrlh cnmplllnii the Ye.ir XIII (undlnii ,ip WINDOWS Replacement Windows 1 vogotablo, fruit. as an actor to express a basic guttural cheek to'cheek 1 Make A Presentation," in- SIDING Otmhli Vr ufily I Oi k s Governor Livingston Another majnr lauli ol this muddled and laborious TDK", whit hi-V*T Is l.lti'I TlK'piTlOtl ll.imlllon Stnvt. H.ihwiiy, Niw Phi 1 low.ud S.ivlnijs Btin pllc.itlon \ BATHROOM REPLACIMINT 1 1 cluding body language, Custom Made Nile I <:(I- •. • Ml Lunchoon No. 2: Cold ubmarino sandwich with pioduciion must h\ aitribuied in Screenwriter Richard smile and also' what appears to be an inordinate amount in.iv In i'\t»'iu!i'd hv tin ri'iiloiiiil Ji'rsi'v. LK.'C WINDOWS Regional High School al K 1 voice control and eye con Bayi & Bows PTL7 .ALTERATIONS lottuco, fruit. of hair spray to flesh out the physical appearance of his iliifiliti foi qood i•.ui-ii Thv non I'liins ,iri' on fill- .it thi' Bulldlni] I lock, Sllvi'rlti'li & Kr.imi'r. Thorn.is Connell VMVW •Sheet Rod K Spoiling WINDOWS u.ni. The cost of the nip is I'nce. His setipI resembles one worn out'cliche alter 1 Specializing In 'ROOFING FRIDAY character. Unfortunately, both of these ploys appear to be rnnddt'nli.il pnitton of tin tippllCii Inspector's Offlci' iind may Iv In Attorneys Dltecloi trol. •Window RrpliKPniriili $31. plus $2 registration lee. aiiothei. I he sior\ Incuses on "hast Kldie" lelson, ll'aul l r 1 Ceramic Tile •DORMERS iis contrived as the film itself. In HI hli' is iiviilliitili' Idi Inspi'Ctloil spi'di'd bt'twivn J iim .ind . ) p m 70 South Oriimji Av.v Communily nevelopmenl (•'or reservations, call Het- •DOOM A I'imoling • ROOFING * Lunchoon No. 1: Pizza. New main, once considered lo be one nl the greatest pool will IHI oiu1 tl.iv following llu* ri'(iui'st MAGNHK. OMI.ANDO. KAIIN. t.tviniislon. N.i 0703') & Bathrooms •All lyfwl Caiponliy If you would like further 1 ty Peirotta, CPS, at ADDITIONS! Lunchoon No. 2: Montlonf sandwich. luisileis and pla\eis ol his da\. now iclegaicd to hustling Don't "rack" Ibis one up. because ultimately, "The loi siiih Ilk It in.iv Iv nispi't ti'd li^ SCHNIKMAN. HAMILTON. It 1()/:U)'H() I'.v $i;Uv 11 10/30/81) Lee 381-6311 J177" "P i" •Skils h Quiirry K 1 SALMORTJiLARO information, please call Mr. Each of tho abovo lunchoons will contain tossod Color of Money" isn't woiih your money or your time. tin- ('oipot.ition's ri' 'M(X) HI 00 IM. doort avail. 382-1362 • ' .•XI. 276. r.klm milk. appieniiceship in ihe art ol the pool hustle under the con Up( ill li'qili'sl A si'lU'tlllli' (if I'hilMlt's it foi Mich cupii's cm Ih' ohtaliu'(.l ni\ mi' Inn genial guidance ol last KUlie. linni the ding.\ 1 1 PRIME hum tin ti'iilon.il offtci . pool halls ul ( lueago io the decadent pleasure domes ol 11.1111111111.1 S'lvuujs Hiink POISON HOTLINE GUARINO BUILDERS REPLACEMENT Mian lie C il \. "I he Color ol Mone\" wiiuls up with the RAISED LETTERS: "First In Quality and Sorvlco" PRIME REPLACEMENT inequable showdown between the wise mentor and the It HXlO/Hd hv $2'».«ll) 1-800-962-1253 MHing dvnamo ilmi he has nunuied. Il is here that the • Complete Vinyl Sidings WINDOWS BUSINESS; WINDOWS All Vinyl TILT-INS uoubled him is lunhei mailed In an inconclusive ending • Additions YOUR CHOICE that lellecis a disiiessiug kick ol decision on the part ol SUOERS OR 00UBU HUNG sooach. CARDS; DELUXE DOUBLE GLAZED M79 Dnectoi Seoisese RAHWAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE INSTALLED up to 85 U. I. Replacement Windows INSTALLtO In past works, Director Scorsese has always ap HOME IMPROVEMENTS Inilollotion free Now is the time for you or your organization to become an active member of the 100 S VINYL TILT-INS lor Normal Imtnllntion proached Ins characters with a bull like iniensity lluit Fast Service Guaranteed!- TIRED OF FREE GIMMICKS THAT Storm Windows & Doors nevei conceded to ihe pressures ot a "lu\pp\ ending". In Rahway Chamber of Commerce. Many new and exciting things are being planned for the Kltchon Cabinets Spoclalltt COST YOU MORE MONEY? frt* fit. Call Unytlm* lilnis such ;is " I a\i Drivei" and "Kiiging Hull", he focused new year, and with additional new members, we can reach new ana higher goals. 574*3332 • HI ihe biitieieu loseis ol lile whose onl\ consistency was Cuilom built addition! I dormori ,:> 189 each • then Magic ability to impose sell desiiuciion. However, in Remember, we're here for you, to help you, but we also need your help, your enthusiasm Add a kvilt $269.50 VALUE L&M BUSINESS CARDS Rtploctmtnt Anderitn Wlndowi ANY SIZE UP 10 8S U.I. Window Products "I he ( oloi ol Mouev". Scorsese does not go the dist;mce and your co-operation to build a stronger Rahway Chamber of Commerce. Gams • • » t, * MINIMUM J wuh last I ddie, Instciid. he opts loi a veiv ainbigiuuis tothroomi/Kltchtni ""'$200.00 OFF SOLID VINYL ending which ultimaielv will leave audiences contused BLACK INK Motonry any complete siding job* CompltH ramodtllng Interior/EitsrJor' f \ DOUBLE HUNG WINDOWS and annoyed Ihe Dnecioi is ihus pulling the strings ol FILL OUT THE FORM BELOW AND MAIL TODAY TO: 500 Letterheads WHITE INDEX VINU ALUMINUM 51AMKSS SIDING- . I '1'ifii Special pricoi now in effect Host Quality For Most Deal! 'tiding with no uomi available ihe audience alinosi in the same lashiou as l-.ddie land, to Certificate Bond on replacement windows a lessei degiee. Caimeni does io ihe slow wilted but Rahway Chamber of Commerce sinceie \ inceni 396-1590 , c/o The Atom Tabloid unly 541-7966 I lie most i idiculous cliche pieseni hiis luldie picking 500 750-3550 'With this coupon only. hinisell up once again and hilling Ihe comeback trail lor 219 Central Ave. 500 - #10 Envelopes Ihttwroom lotittd «i 24 Ib. White Wove (735 St, Giorgt Ave, "PROGRESS" IN UNION COUNTY ENDORSED - Union County Ftooholdor Jnmos one last Mv Obviously, scieenwiuei Price never saw Office: 227 Main Straot •••I Printed in 1,000 " 1 he Hustler", where hast Kldie had his knuckles broken Rahway, N.J. 07065 fully lltimtri & Intuitd Rohwoy, N.J. Frtt ait, j Woodbrldge, N.J. O709S J. Fulcomoi, loft. i:; picturod OIKIOISIIKI Union County lii>t-IK>luu< • v.-.dil IKIIII io nil:' (> million dollnra from Iho A Want Adh I.Ike Santa - county budgot Fulcomoi, who is nlso the i h.iiiiiuin ol Ihe county utllitlos authority I lie him dues hiive a lew nieuis lo speak ot. Paul AUDKISS ItlM'HONt NO. Other Papers and LITE RITE INC ROOFINO II Orliiers the C'oodsl te; Newman has seldom been bettei aiul ihe set designer, Colors Available cnf Winnows which will ovorsoo rosourcti mooveiy, i omiin-iuleil Ihe Republican Irooholdor cnn- 00 ROOFING Quality v FUEL OIL CISLO |* V II. mi. kTiin:« "'r' A dldntoa for supporting iieiwrotis it>pie:'.ent,iiion loi the people ol Rnhwny on tbo lions I even, has nicely icctealed the dingy, smoky world BOTH Come in and see our T/A J,W. ELECTB1C Premium Grade $50 phjj tat authority nnd lor luippoitum the Imltlo iiii.iuc.t < • »•.11v nul-ol-stnto i)arl)iif)i> disponul. ol ihe lowj'iade pool husilei, Cigaieiie smoke nsesseduc IOWN SI At! :»' DtSCNIMION Ol HUSINISS samples . . . FRED BRITTON Paving Sppciuliiing in m SIDING iivclv ovei the hall empty glasses ol scotch while ashtrays * Commercial Giado - • 5 • Alof Sil i'ryi-»cs aie tilled wuh hiokeu, twisted cig.aielte bulls which 636-1765 * Industrial Contiactois 64 There's idled ihe despeiate spmis ol ihe downtrodden hustlers MONAHJHt Ot AIM'ULANl • Roofing County firewood 381-8236 * Residential' 241-5519 / 382-5524 150 Gal. Min. themselves. li"s a shame thai Dueeioi Scorsese Doesn't Ni>* ConMiuciion • Windows w. THE TEAROFFS Cash Only D A Deal pcinieaic ihe leniaiudei ol ihe him wuh this ty pe ol visual S, 11)11 IS program postponed Rtnavatifln W01V AH.I.I.. |),. Service Available SIGNAHIHI ot SPONSOR OUR SPECIALTY Walling honesty, which also was so vividlv depicted in " 1 lie 24 Hr. Service '••I.-IVJ • l.i. Seamless gutters Free Estimate Husilei". ATOM TABLOID ^ i-.-l W i, k • AH, 634-6630 For You The annual lice firewood IIMI.ll .IIIIIUIIII ill \ II»tf 111 Fully Insured 499-7224 3527839 i"l f^lt.'Al i Al.'1't S,B 541•2787 N THE CLASSIFIEDS •\iioihei plus is I ineiiKiiogiaphei Michael Hallhaus, Frt«litint«t» k'AIUVAV M< [irogram, "sponsored In s|O| Ills 11 Us \ I',II lll.ll klUH k lijj- 'Hi I...., «....,..,., i who ciipiuies the bi eat bless e\ci lenient that AI hint ic City 219 Central Avenue Union County, has been down no's ;11nl hidiielies," [, . 1 $50 Buiiness & Industry Duos pariod - Stop holds loi I ;isi l-ddie. When the aging hustler enters the I l$15Cltli«nt 574-1200 postponed this year, neon Audeisnn s.ud. "Coiise I ) $25 Civic Organiiation 1 I SI 0 Senior Cltlieni May 1 to April 30 Rahway, N.J. .ling to William A. Aiuler almost sin me like aiena where ihe climactic matches will (|ia'iill\, llii'K' isn'i t'linurli smoking be plaved, Ihe canieia gjiicelully descends downwaids son, Aclinn Director ol the Inewoiul lo luu' ,i pio|'i,iiu I Department of I'tihlu- 1 SERVICE DIRECTORY 1 1 his \e.ii, bin « li.H v\e II.IM Works, tolleeled we will siei'kpile Arnnncun Moult Auociuhon "We didn't have ihe loi iU'\l \e.u PAGE 22 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1986 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THEY'VE BEEN THERE FOR YOU PLEASE BE THERE FOR THEM

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t Mayor Daniel L. Martin and Councilmen Vince Addona, Walter McLeod and Jim Cadigan have worked tirelessly over the years for your in- terests. The "Pride & Progress" they've brought to Rahway has made the community a better place to live for you and your family. Now they need your help and support. Please make sure you vote on Election Day, Tuesday, November 4th, and vote to re-elect Martin — Addona — McLeod — Cadigan on Line "B" of the ballot. Let's keep Rahway a family community of "Pride & Progress" by re-electing our hard working city government leaders. Thank you very much and please remember to vote. PRIDE & PROGRESS! ELECT MAYOR MARTIN

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