; Papa 10 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD. Thurs., August 13, 1964 the first week and went to Wild- Mrs. Helen Rawling of Green- RA:;WAY PUBLIC LIBRARY wood and Cape May the sec-ville, and camped at her bunga- Lynn Warburton Married SEMINARY AVE ond week. Neighbors of the low at Rainbow Lake. Mrs Class of 1948s Boleys, Mrs. Helen Ruiz, and RAHWAY tt-d 8-T?- C Town Talk Rawling works for the Green- To Lt.^friHiam Brennan her son, Tom, took care of the ville Daily News. Boley's dog, Augie, while they Mr. and Mrs. William G. Raymond; Warburton, of Alex- ;;. $;.';.^.:-»: First Reunion By Florence Mershon Brennan of 940 Jaqiies Ave.,andria, Va. were away.. The Eggers family also visited have returned from Annapolis, Children of the city have been • • • the Rev. and Mrs. Charles Has- The ceremony was performed ' Plans Started Md., where they attended the in St. Andrew's Catholic Chapel busy with worthwhile projects Mr. and Mrs.- Henry L. Siner tie of Gaylord at their summer ::<••••<$*: A marriage of their son, Lt. At a meeting held on Thurs- during the past week. Three of 1196 Stone St. and Mrs. Sin- on the grounds of the 'United bungalow in Mackinac City for a (J. G.) William J. Brennan to day at the home of Mrs. Kitty carnivals have been held to er's mother, Mrs. Ellen Dan- States Naval Academy, and waji weekend. The Rev. Mr. Hastie Miss' Lynn Rae Warburton, followed by a reception at the Simmons Wight; 918 Stone St., raise funds for the Kennedy dignac of Elizabeth, gave a par- RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD is pastor of the Congregational daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Memorial Library, American ty on Sunday for Mrs. Richard Officer's Club on Aug. 1. a committee was formed to plan Mr. and Mrs. Brennan wen ; Cancer Society and Muscular Schober and children, George Church of Gaylord. I CLARK-COLONIA Merging The Rahway Record, Est 1822 with the Rahway News, Est. 1930 a reunion, first for the Class of AVENEL -ISELIN Dystrophy Fund. Patricia, Jeaine and Nancy, all Second Battalion, Seventh accompanied by their daughter, Robert Lockwood Jones Jr., 1948 of Rahway High School. • • • of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., for- Cavalry, received the award as Kathleen,. who was a brides- A carruvi) for benefit of the maid, and their sons,' Thomaj j Vol. 142, No. 14 Kf^ifi SSSS,"!!" 5SK Rahway.N.J., Thursday, August 20, 1964 Arthur Paulson of Rahway merly of this city. Mrs. Shober son of Mr. and Mrs. Jones of the outstanding company of the 8 Pages l$e 10 cenTs per copy was elected chairman, Mrs. Kennedy Memorial Library was and her children are visiting for 753 Garden St., is combining a and James. ".: held last week on the front First Cavalry Division in the Peggy Crowell Babbitt, also of a few weeks with Mrs. Scho- vacation with a business trip to Mr. and Mrs. Brennan to* Rahway, secretary, and Mrs. lawn of the home of Mr. and Pacific area. The commanding dered a dinner for the wedding I ber's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Europe. He is visiting Ireland, Delores Corey Liss of Carteret, Mrs. W. M. GunaLeO2JJidge Joseph Kelly of Elizabeth. The fiJ party-.at- the Officer's Club, treasurer. Rd. The project •"vraS'-wganized party, held at the Siner home, Switzerland, France and Spain net!.. :;.. .' following rehearsal on July 31, | '•-• :• • • — Other members of the com- by a group Gf girls, 10 to If included friends among the on his three-week-trip. -— -Among- -the-wedding—guest! years of age, who reside on .Erie-Brachhauseh, son "of Mr. mittee are Mrs. Wight. Mrs. guests. • • • were their son and daughter-io I School Transfer Proposed and Mrs. Maurice Brachhau- Ridge Rd. The.girls are Cliris- law, Mr. and Mrs. John Brennai Florence Farber Abrams, Mrs. Mr.' and Mrs. Jerry Ostrow- sen of 1156 -Bryant St., has tine Gurval, Charlotte Campbell, of Fayetteville, N. O, arid tbeii I Jane Mitchell Hansen, Mrs. Ei- Miss Carol Hudock, daughter sky and son, Allan, and daugh- been named to the dean's^list leen Maurer Tracy, Mrs. Claire and Patty and Bernadelte Ryan. of Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. son-in-law, -Samuel Hannab,al*| ter, Debbie of 161 Cornell Ave. and has been,designated as an Nash to Assume Lincoln School Applegate Hansen, Mrs. Nancy The proceeds, $13.78, will be Hudock of 1197 Kline PI., was Ballston Spa, N. Y. have returned from a-week's va- honor- student for outstanding Moulton Manaker, Mrs. Doris sent to the library. MISS SHEILA SAMMOND guest of honor at a surprise Rahway residents presenl I Plans to Open Schools scholarship at the University of Duties as Head Tract May Be Scout Bogdanfy, rionald Apple- • • • party given in honor of hercation on Cape Cod and in other were Mr. and Mrs. Frederic! A farewell party was given parts of Massachusetts. Illinois College of Engineering, gate, Robert A Castor, Carl A carnival for the benefit of 18th birthday anniversary. The Urbana. Yorke and their daughters, Dunbach, Thomas Murphy and the Muscular Dystrophy Fund for Miss Sheila Ann Samparty- , given by Raymond An- James' Smath of Brunswick, Jeanne and Christine, and son, Of Curriculum Erwin Schwartz. mond, danghter-of—Afr.—and dreskPof 753 Hemlock*"SfTwas" Richard M. Nash, assistant was held on Friday on the ~Thomas~T)wyer, son "oTMr. ThTmasT~Mrv ana Mrs. Paul! On Sept. 9 Announced The Board of "Education" last superintendent of schools -and Preliminary plins tall for the lawns of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mrs. Howard Sammond of held at the Andreski home.and Helen Smath of 1991 Bond St. and Mrs. Jeremiah J. Dwyer Konic _and daughter, Susan; I night announced that it will fake' 688 East Millon Ave. on Mon- TERCENTENARY PRESENTATION — A looii rag having the design of the state's Schedules for the opening of secretary of the Board of Edu- affair to be held on April 24 at Allman of 555 Albermarle St. was-attended by friends. Miss' Mr. Smath, who was on tfie edi- of 1085 Mayfair Dr:, celebrated Mrs. Betty Roediger and daugh-1 nknaryjlggjjfas piesested to-Mayor Robert E. Hendersoa-in behalf-of-the children formal action at its Sept. 1G and_Mrjand Mrs._Glenn R. Pitt- day night in honor of her Hudock is "a counselor at'the tpriaFsfeff"riFThe Kennebec tersT Susan and "Janet; MissT the city's public schools - on :ation, has-beenrassigned~as meeting on a plan "to deeOie a location to be announced
'. J 1 : .£•!>•_*. RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD, Thurs., August 20, 196J 218 South Stiles St., Linden,- 1 formerly of thlsrdty, died yes* • stated there Is a pressing need tion of a traffic signal at St. | Synod Assistant National State Bank RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD, Thur;., August 20, 1964 terday in St Elizabeth Hospital, I Rummage Sale for white cloth. Auxiliary Votes Miss Jean Ruffini to Be Paga Failure to O.K. George Ave. and School St. Church Services Elizabeth, after a long illness.' Dividend Declared Councilman Marsh told the 'X> To Preach Sun. Mrs. Leroux, who was 60, was The board of directors of tin T IRA MrFARBER |T»rn!Oersey~CW anil resided: Will Benefit Bride of Louis Peluso National State Bank of Eliza women gathered for the meeting sen'ice and Church School foi To Pay $3,000 First Baptist Ira Michael Farber, 64, of 102 in this city for many years be- Births Mr. and Mrs. John J. Ruffini belli lias declared a quarter!} that the intersection is a dan- pastor children four to eight years o: At Zion Church Rev. James F. Horton, West Cherry St/ president of fore moving to Linden 13 years Cancer Society of 10-15 Milton Blvd. have an- dividend of 20 ccnis a share gerous one, that at least one- Sunday — 9:45 a.m., worship age, nursery for young children The Rev. Edwin R. Eastman, the Municipal Board of Alcoholic Children born in Rahway Hos- Toward Pledge Marsh's Topic ago. She was employed for 13 The fall rummage and furni- nounced the engagement of payable on Sept. 14 to stork half of the school's pupils cross sen'ice with sermon, 'The Les- Wednesday—7:45 p.m., pray assistant to the president of the Beverage Control, died on 7 Councilman John C. Marsh, years in the Food Fair Stores ture sale for benefit of Rahway- pital within the past two weeks The Women's Auxiliary of their daugllter, Miss Jean R. holders of record on Aug 28. the street at the intersection sons of Life," by the Rev. Dr er meeting; 8:30 p.m., adul New Jersey • Synod, Lutheran Thursday in Rahway Hospital speaking before the Women's In- office in Linden. She attended Clark Unit, American Cancer are as follows: Rahway Memorial Hospital has Ruffini, to Louis M. Peluso, son This in an increase of five Harold Husted of Plainfield; mu- study program. Church in America, will supply after a long illness. of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ludmer cents per share over former dependent Votert Club on Mon- when school is open, that only the First Methodist Church. - Society, is beings arranged by Aug. 6 inot been idle during the sum- sic by the Senior Choir with Cyr- Thursday — 7 p.m., youtf the pulpit at Zion Lutheran Mr. Farber was born in New of 537 Linden Ave. dividents and will mean pav day night at the home ff Mrs. a school patrol guard is sta- Surviving are a son, Eugene Mrs. Arnold J. Morway, ser- mer. il Blake, minister of music, as prayer service. Church on Sunday. York City, the son of the late Boy, Joseph and Hilda Mayer Miss Ruffini. an alumna of ment of 80 cents annual dkli James R. Pkicens, 2365 Jowett tioned at the crossing and that organist; 9:45 a.m., Church J. Leroux of Amherst, Wise.; a vice chairman of the unit. Pastor Eastman, a former Benjamin and Ernestine Green- of 153 Cypress Dr., Colonia. At a recent board meeting Rahway High School, is an hon- dend. PL, critized the State Highway a nearby store has a large j School, crib room, nursery, kin- brother, Clarence Natton of First Presbyterian, Avenel member of Zion Church, was berg Farber. He resided In New- Mrs. Morway and the vice presided over by the presiden or student at Glassboro State Department for failure to ap- Bayonne; a sister, Mrs. Haw- Aug. 7 parking lot which increases thejdergarten and first, second and Sunday — 8, 9:30, and 11 a.m ordained to the Lutheran min- ark before coming to this, city chairmen, Mrs. William Muth Mrs. Robert L. Jones, it wa: College, ^where she is majoring prove the request for installa- thorne of Gulfport, Fla., for- Girl, John and-Margaret Stul- County Gets $178,946 hazard when cars use the lot. | third grades, until noon; 11 a.m worship services with sermo istry in 1956 by the Lutheran to 1914. Mr. Farber was a 1927 and- Mrs. Gertrude McBride, voted to give $3,000 to the boafi in kindergarten-primary educa- ack of 861 West Inman Ave. From Taxes Paid "I estimate that as many as Church School, junior through by Chaplain John Ettershank Jr. Synod of New Jersey. He is the graduate of New Jersey Law merly of this city, and three will manage the sale from Sept. of governors of the hospital tion. grandchildren. 1 through October at 1478 Main Surrogate Mary C. Kanant 200 cars enter and exit through . derailments. of the Army. son'of Mrs. Raymond Eastman School. He was a member of XJirl, Francis and Margaret This reduces their pledge 0 Mr. Peluso. also-a Rahway , the Republican City Committee St. The sale hours will be 8:30 has reported that the count\ School St. in a day and the '»v R p m , S»ninr O" Today — 7 p.m., Junior hijjt Sr. of- 10fifl'-TOrra-Pl.»'SMl-1he- •rcJEjffiOT^jfcWTO'es- mill -be eon- Switzer of 1924 Barnett St. $50,0004o. $13,300. A new anc High School graduate, is a sen- from the Fifth Ward and an a.m. to 4:30 p.m. treasurer had received a check potential danger to the children young people's meeting.^ late Mr. Eastman. A graduat ducted by the Rev. Eugene' W. Girl, John-and Joann Fogia--«{- 1-JI^UI rartrtakeirby volunteer ior at Mount Saint Mary's Col- assistant sergeant-at-arms for in the a'mount of $178,94fi.81 re EVERY attending Franklin School be •il ' uul's Episcopal of Rahway High School ani Foote, pastor of the First Mrs. Monvay also meets with 427 Woodbine Ave., Avenel. daily to the patients' rooms tc lege, Emmitsburg, Md. He ex- Tomorrow — 7 p.m., Key-Men, REV. E. R. EASTMAN the State Assembly. He was a presenting a 5 per cent return comes the gr^ate^ in the rity r jr Wagner College, Staten Island IRA M. FARBER Methodist Church, on Saturday other volunteers from 9 a.m. Boy, Richard and *Maryann enable them to buy magazines P- hristoph< Xioh 8:30 p.m., Church Mice motion retired security guard at Merck pects to be graduated in June to the county on all inheritance HOME- of Rahway," Mr. Marsh de N.Y. he received his theological As he -appeared at 9:30 a.m. in " the-Petttt""" to 4:30 p.m-on-Wednesdays at Huzarof 44-New Dover Rd., cosmetics, small gifts and arti rector picture about New Jersey to b Co" Inc. Mr. Farber had served with a bachelor of science de- taxes paid on estates of Dnion clared. "Also, to go a step fur training at the Lutheran Theo- many years ago. Funeral Home, 371 West Mil- 59 West Main St. to sew dress- Iselin. cles for their personal use, ha: Sunday - 9:30 a.m., Holy Eu- shown. as president of the Rahway gree in business administration. County residents for the period MAKER ! logical Seminary, Philadelphia, Hospital Given way Cemetery. ton Ave. Interment will be in . ings_for cancer patients. The Boy, Walter and Linda Ander- been purchased. jther in determining the danger chanst with the Rev. William Tuesday -- 3:30 a.m., Termiti Hebrew Congregation. - from July 1, 1963, through June 1 Pa. Ttere was a Litany for Mrs Jersey City Cemetery. dressings are provided for pa- son of 1634 Church Si. ] of this street, is the fact that' Forrest rector «f St. Ma' '- Fellowship. A lawn party and tea will b 30^1964. This was in excess of A member of Rahway Post 5, Turner on Sunday night at the tients free of charge. Mrs. Mor- Girl, Frank and Patricia Find- business establishments are lo i •,,,,. h ''nrteret. "fficistinc Wrdnesday — 7 p.m., Senior From the time of his ordina American Legion, was a past held on Sept. 13 from 3:30 to Local Girl Wins MISS JEAN RUFFINI 113.9-36.81 over the anticipated 1 Its Accreditation funeral home with Father For- way reports that there are ers of' 1528 Totten St. cated on the opposite side of St. i u ' voimg people's meeting. tion in 1956 until 1963, the Pas. commander of the post. He also 7:30 p.m. at the home of Dr revenue of 585,000 included in rest as the leader. enough volunteers working but Girl, Ronald and Cynthia Os- George AVP. These establish tor Eastman was pastor of St was a member of Rahway Lodge Circle Players _ and'Mrs. A. L. Paraskevas on ON DEAN'S LIST the 1954 budget. In 1963 the re Holv Comforter Episrnpnl Eureka Chapter held a ser- trowski of 85 McLean St., Iselin. State Contest, ments have limited parking fa First Presbyterian Paul's Lutheran Church, Beach- For 3 Years 1075, B.P.O. Elks, and Mt. Nebo Middlesex Ave., Colonia, undei CLARK — Michael G. Car-! venue from this source was $92. Rev. William A. Guerrazzi, vice on Sunday night and mem- Girl, Robert and Barbara cilities so anyone using their • Rev. Eugene W. Ebert, pjistor wood. Rahway Hospital has been Lodge 248, F. / A.M., Elizabeth. Are Accepting ~ the sponsorship of the Coloni 201.36. bers of_Lafayette_Lodge-27^F. Martin of 111 Prescott ..Turn, Oaks Twigs. The proceeds will Title, Prizes lisle of 87 Amelia Dr. was sen-ices are forced either to use I Monday — 9 a.m., Vacation During his pastorate a plan advised by the board of com- Survlvlng~are~hls~wlferMrs. Sunday — 7:30 a.m.. Holy & A.M., paid their respects in DBIVMH THEATREtPARKWiYKH Clark. be" divided" between Rahway -iLittle-Miss-RahwayA-Debra named to the dean's-list at Seton A gallon o( distilled watei Koos parking lot or park on Church School starts; sessions of relocation was completed missioners of the Joint Com- Rose Kreisberg Farber;. two New MemBers • the east side of St. George Ave., Communion: 9:30 a.m.. Morn- daughters, Mrs. Audrey C. Owen a group. Boy, Arthur and Dorothy Nel- Hospital and the new John F Lynn Amasio of 1055 Jefferson Hall University, South Orange, costs more than twice as much daily from--8 a.m. to.. noon witlL ihe_building of n new mission on Accreditation of Hos- : ! With no traffic light to airl of Highland Park and Mrs. Flor- The Circle Players of W66d-~ JWCTI0N25 son-of^54-Clark-PI.,-Avenel; Kennedy "Memorial Hospital erwas-crowned ""Little'Miss fortfor-thhe riBflr ' ""a~gallon of gasoline' H>rough Aug. 28. church on Route 9 and the pur BJCEJ£lBJC L to bring peace pitals that it has been given full MRS. SUSAN MARTENS bridge are accepting associate ; Girl, John and-Linda Shamus Edison. New Jersey" at Point Pleasant ; them, crossing St. George Ave • chase of a new parsonage. Las ence Abrams of Plainfield; two Ut Run. Perth Amboy 11 St. John thp Baptist Rntstan accreditation for a period of sons, Jerome C. Farber of Salt -Mrs. Susan Dieckmath-Mar- member3hips-forthe-1984-65-sea^^ of-2025-Oliver-Sfc oirSalurday during Uie~sTR>rcTe^ to the household I has become a horror and a, Church of Visitation jeacJPastor £astman-was elect- : A THRILLING NEW DRAMA WITH Two new members, Mrs. An Orthodox Greek Church Lake City, Utah, "and Hillmrd tens -of 201-West-Milton Ave.- Ang. 9 sort's Big Sea Day. • nigiitmarp " Most Rev. Peter Zurawetsky ed to his present executive pos three years, it was announced sonV"An""'assbciate" member is ' thony J. Abate and Mrs. C. H Today's liomemaker flnda it in- Rev. Theophil D. Kr«chel. rector Farber of Brooklyn, N.Y.; thrpp died on Saturday at the home Inoer Barbara Boy, Norman and Sydna Zel- The Rahway girl, daughter of \ Mr. Marsh said that Keith: itlon by the executive board o yesterday by the administrator, one -who- buys a ticket to each-; — | Yauch, both of Rahway, wer< creasingly important to main- Sunday 8 am, Pn-Lihrgy archbishop sisters, Mrs. Rose Simeis and of ner son-Maw and daughter, ZSiTEVENS TTIDEN mer of 10 Dawn Dr., Clark. Mr. and. Mrs. Charles Amasio : Ro««er. sup^'vi^ng engine***" to^ Sundpv '— 8 a.m., religious the New Jersey Synod and was George A. Van Gemert. of the four plays in advance of ; wekbmedlnto Ihe'auxlliary. In- 1» it Mrs. Martha Winston,' both of I Dr. and Mrs. Manley C. Willi- Boy, William, and Patricia was crowned by last year's tain an atmosphere of pears in the Burenu of Flanning and formally installed on Nov. 24 in "THE NEW INTERNS" service of the Christ Catholic The Joint Commission was es- Brooklyn, and Mrs. Pauline'ams of 1237 Bryant St., after the season. : Thibault of 20 Linda Ave., Co- "Little Miss New Jersey" and tho family, where each membor Traffic of 'he State Hiphwnv Do u'f!'' 940 Leesville Ave. services held in Zion Church and their New Loves ! ! New Jersey has more than ( tablished to insure the highest Rosen of Newark; a brother-;a short illness. Associate members, number- ." lonia. received her royal cape from ran find strength to m«>t the pa'tmen', i" dnnying the raf His supervisory position in the 70 research installations in th possible standards of patient Harold Farber of Springfield, Mrs. Martens was born in ing more than 300, have tradi-_; "Miss Rheingold." Gov. Richard problems of tho outsiHe *""orM. fie light for the corner, 'iid pot synod includes the fields o Boy, Kenneth and Mary Ellen State employing thousands ol Now St Agnes Roman Catholic tionally received choice seats men''"n that t''f st"-H was a care and periodically examines and five grandchildren. ' |Jersey City 79 years ago and Debby Reynolds Green of 1742 Park St. technical people. Many of these J. Hughes, present for Big Sea "ev. Denis J. Whalen, pastor ;tewardship, evangelism and on their favorite nights. They •' industrial concerns arc repre Iu Science and Health with vital Tossing for Frank!"' Rot ->rt .1 On'i' hospital facilities, techniques, Funeral services were con hahdd beeb n a residenidt t of thihi s citi y Aug. 10 Day ceremonies, invited the Sunday - 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 Americai n missionsi . He has have served as patrons for the Andy Griffith sented, \vith"7aculty members SOT FIRST TO Key to the Scriptures by Mary ^"hpH children and "hoppers nursing care, services, records, ducted on Friday afternoon by for 78 years, She. was a life Boy, Walter and Doreen Pa- Amasio family to be his guests " m and 12:15 p.m., Masses served on the synod'y s Board Rabbi Theodore B. Halberstad- member and one of the oldest theater group for many years. • "THE 2nd TIME from science and engineering for luncheon. Debra was the Baker Eddy many famili**) pro I am starting a campaign safety programs and general wowitz of 80 Rudolph Ave. schools, in the State in a Re- Monday through Saturday — of Social Missions and Commit- ter in the Lehrer Funeral Home members of the Second Presby- Through their perennial interest „• 11 guest of honor for the Point finding tho intelligent •>-.••<-•-• t- through our state senator, Nel- organization. Hospitals which AROUND Girl, Joseph and Anne Durkos search and Development Coun i IT-i 'hurch of ' '"'-i | ^ and 8 a tn.. Masses. ee on Worship and was the se- 275 West Milton Ave. Mt. Nebo terian Church. Her parents were pre-seasonal expenditures can.' Pleasant Jaycees' parade and / son Stamler, to explore the pos seek accreditation and me$ the of 22 Westbury Rd:, Iselin. ell. • _ M. r»hy -1 ':or>tr»l, Wcstfi"ld, N J AD ? 5' " /^^ «JlttlLl sli their problem* j Monday. Wednesday and Fri- cretary of the Central District Lodge held services earlier that the late William and Catherine be met, and as a result," plays". other festivities during the aft- sibility of removing local traffic prescribed standards are grant- Science and Health may be, hi [.day, 8 to 8:30 p.m., and Satur- of the synod. afternoon in the funeral home Drake Mays. presented. - ernoon. '•',:iv v !„ (, Opnn Monday Hi.ill •> problems from the State High- Sunday - 11 a.m , won ed the right to display the Certi- day, 3-30 to 5:30 and 7:30 to Pastor Eastman is married to Interment was fn Beth Israel read or examined, tp^ether with sen'ice an'' Sundav S-ioH in fication of Accreditation. There Her first husband, Christian The plays, all Broadway suc- Gifts presented to Debra in- AIR-CONDITIONED ocdufe way, Department and turning the " p m confessions. - the former.Miss Anne Self of Cemetery, Woodbridge. cesses, are as follows: "Oh '-—| tho Bible, at any Christian responsibility over to the local the church hpiMinp M P°" '<•( is no law or regulation that says' H. Dieckman, dfed-in 1925. Fred- cluded a $100 Savings Bond and Johnstown, Pa. They are the erick F. Martens, her second Men! Oh Women!," a comedy " Science_Reading Room °» >* municipal governments which ferson Ave. hospital must seek accredita- . MISS HILDA C. BAST other prizes totaling more than 1 f St. Mark's Roman Catholic parents of a daughter, Debra husband, died in 1941. which will open on. Sept. 25; ~ .may be purch.i. "^ » S3 are acquainted with local condi Wednesday » r '" '•"='' Miss Hilda C. Bast of 2013 $200. 'ev. Charles F. Buttner, pastor He is supplying Zion's pulpit tion. It is a decision voluntarily "Sunday in New York," a tions and can expedite safety monial se' vice Rutherford St. died on Aug. 12 In addition to Mrs. Williams, Robert J. Rowland, Rahway Sunday - 7:45, 8, 9, 10 and for the vacation absence of the made by the individual hospi- comedy, to be presented early at the precaution with dispatch," Mr. TVpsday and Thursday, 'icon I in Rahway Hospital after a brief another daughter, Mrs. Harry Jaycee chairman, supervised CHRISTIAN SCIENCE i a.m. and noon, Masses. Rev. Frederick Fairclough, pas- tal. in December; "A Far Country," : Marsh stated. "This, of course, to 3 p m ind Wednesday. (i tc illness at the age of 62. Simmons of this city; four activities and served-as her es- READING ROOM 7 10 p m 'pading room npo" Thursday - • fi p.m., St. Jude Member organizations of the grandchildren and seven great- which will open in early Febru- must be done by legislation as Joint Commission are the Amer- Miss Bast was a life-long resi- ary, Arthur Miller's classic, "•• "Friendly, Progressive Bank" cort during the day. all traffic signals are under the dent of Rahway and was a mem- grandchildren survive. 830 JEFFERSON AVE can College of Physicians, "The Crucible," to be presented . Robert J. McCartney, a com- jurisdiction of the State High- St. Mary's Roman Catholic ber of St. Mark's Church. Her Funeral services were con- • RAHWAY • American College of Surgeons, in early May. ; WHERE THE FOLLOWING BANKING mittee member, said yesterday way Department." Rev. Joseph E. Murphy, pastor Ebenetcr A.M.E. R. H. S. Program parents were the late August ducted on Tuesday at Mrs. Mar- that Debra will be present at TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS American Hospital Association tens' home by the Rev. Donald Walter F. Canning, campaign Sunday — 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 Rev. Jesse F. Owens, ppastor and Anna Buehner Bast. She is 'Credits and Debits' SERVICES ARE AVAILABLE TO YOU state and local functions of the NOON TO S P.M. and American Medical Associa- survived by three brothers, Fire Miesel, pastor of the First Pres- 1 a.m. and noon. Masses, in the Sunday — 11 a.m., worshihip Jaycees during the coming year. WEDNESDAYS manager for Mr. Marsh, who is Will Become tion. byterian Church here. Prayers Subject of Sermon church; 9, 10, and 11 a.m. and service with sermon T>y the pas- Capt. Francis Bast of Rahway, G:00 - 7:30 P.M. seeking reelection in the Second were offered at the Rahway "Credits and Debits" will be noon. Masses, in the auditorium. tor; ?:30 a m., Sunday School. Anthony Bast of Elizabeth, and Ward, welcomed the group to : Memorial August Bast of Rahway. Another Cemetery by the Rev. Mr. Mei- the sermon subject of the Rev. Timely Rains Helped •'the growing team of Marsh Saturday — 9 a.m., Sunday Frank A. P. Pehrson, execu- Osceola Presbyterian The 1954 Rahway High School brother, Joseph V. Bast, died sel. Funeral arrangements were New Jersey's Crops j School to leave for bus trip to Vacation Church tive of the Presbyterian Synod workers in -the-ward.--— "Rev."Wilfiim""MrElliotrjrTJ"ffie~New'York World's Fair. football program will be dedica- in Oct., 1961. Also surviving are made by the Pettit Funeral Timely rains during July of New Jersey, at the union pastor ted—to—Robert—Graeme,—late :iree-sistersT-the-Misse8-MaFy- Home, 371 West-Milton-Jlve. brought relief from thp bxn- Zion Lutheran president of the Sideliners, It School-Wffl-BeH* ;. Bast, Anna C. Bast and Gert- Pallbearers were Dr. Willi- worship services on Sunday at month drought that had plagued SERVING RAHWAY AND VICINITY Sunday — 9 and 10:15 a.m. 9 a.m. in the First Methodist ; Rev. Frederick Fairclough, ivas decided at a special meet- rude Ar Bast at home. ams, Jeffery and Christian Wil- New Jersey farmers and have worship services with sermon Church and at 11 a.m. in the • UNION COUNTY'S ONLY JEWISH FUNERAL HOME • 'The Purpose of Spritual Foun- pastor ing of the organization's board The funeral was held on Mon- liams, Gene Gentsch, Mr. Sim- improved prospects for many directors on Friday in the Held Next Week Second Presbyterian Church. ; dations," by the pastor. Sunday — 9:30 a.m., worship day from the Thomas F. Hig- mons and James Wright • : crops, according to the August iffice.of the secretary, Ralph The -second one-week Churcl) The service Js fceing ar- '•"•' ' Today — 8 p.m., Senior Choir. service with sermon by the 1 gins' Sons Funeral Home, 1116 report of the New Jersey Crop . Simth. . School'will be held next week Bryant St. A Solemn High Mass MRS. MYRTLE LEROUX ranged by the FirstjMethodist ,.- Reporting Service, issued this KREITZMAN'S Aug. 27 — 7:30 p.m., Christian Rev. Edwin R. Eastman, assist- starting Mondrf! at the First Mrs. Myrtle G. Leroux of Church. ; ., T Education Committee; 8 p.m., Albert R. Hasbrouck Jr. has of Requiem was offered at St. week'. ant to the president of the New Presbyterian Church, West .; church with the Rev. Senior Choir: ~JeTsey~SvnodrLTitheran-Chnrch isnmpd flip nffipp nf prpsidpnt Marfc The report points out, JEWlSHTvfEMOIUAL ROME ~, and Albert C. Koehler has been irand Ave. and ChurcTTSt. Charles F. Buttner, celebrant; ever, that many irrigation facili- in America, and a ministerial "Helping Camp Endeavor,' 954 East Jersey St., Elizabeth, N. J., FL1-9300 Willow Grove Presbyterian son of Zion Church; music to be elected vice president, it was the Rev. Thaddeus Zuber, dea- ties are still in use and pro- the fresh air camp on Watch- •on, and the Rev. Edward Ei- Rev. Julian Alexander Jr., in charge of Howard Krippen- announced. Mr. Hasbrouck plans longed reliance on irrigation to Spidous Cbipeli Air Conditioned • Attendant Parkins ung Mountain, w'll be one of the lert, sub-deacon. The interment WEEKS OF pastor o call an organization meetnig keep crops growing has resulted Director, Allan L. Kreitzrran dorf, organist, with the introit themes at the school. All boys was in St. Mary's Cemetery Sunday — 10 a.m. worship and offeratory solo to be sung he first part of next month. •A new director will-be elected rftahway, Clark where Father Zuber said duction costs. The welcome by Mrs. Edna Hedeman; child and Colonia area who are en- prayers. The pallbearers were care provided during the ser- at the general membership iood Heading ainfall renewed growth of for- meeting on Sept. 24 to fill the ering kindergarten.through the John Stephens, Raymond Hook' age crops, pastures, field corn vice; 9:30 a.m., Sunday School Raymond Mauser, Victor Pol- For only pennies a week you can keep posted on all tde unexpired term of Mr. Koehler. sixth grade will be welcome to nd soybeans, and added size to classes in the Parish House for lard, Morgan Mackey and Jo- vital goings-on In your hometown area."" To keep abreast General repairs to the re- register for classes at the 10th apples and peaches. How- scholars of the nursery, kinder- church at 9:30 a.m. on Mon- seph Moran. of your City Hal], Board of Education, social and sport- reshment stand at Veterans Ing events—subscribe today to your hometown weekl? iver, rains were too late to size garten and primary depart- day. Stories, songs, art work Memorial Field will be made MRS. HANNAH TURNER newspaper—Rahway News-Record. mions, early tomatoes and ments. and crafts will be featured each later this month, it was an- Mrs. Hannah Elizabeth Turn- weet corn. -- day and school -will be dismiss- EDITORIAL . .. Redesigned format for easy nounced. er of 1286 Pierce St., widow of Christian and Missionary ed at noon. A registration fee reading. Informative, provocative . . . PADDED DASHBOARD Lewis F. Turner, died on Fri- Alliance will cover the cost of materials always written from the local angle. Buying a new car this year? 7 p.m., evangelis- day in Rahway Hospital after a arid"reTreshmen1sr —SP-ORTS-r-»-^-Complete-sport-news^-eporting- Be sure that it is equipped with Sunday — 11 a.m., worship ic service. ong illness. of all local events. Follow your favorite padded dash and instrument service; 9:45 a.m., Sunday Wednesday —7:45 p.m., Mrs. Jesse Lounsberry, direc- Born in Elizabeth 75 years sport and teams every week ui the News- School; 6 p.m., Alliance Youth irayer service. tor of Camp Endeavor, will ago, Mrs. Turner was the Record. — ihow color slides of the camp daughter of the late Edward R. SOCIALS ... Goings-on 'bout Rahway, Clark, .cUvities on.the first day of- the and Sarah Barnes Merrill. She -—Avenel -and-€olonla—r T . engagenrentsr—r~~~ 'mm- school. The boys and girls will resided on Staten Island, N.Y., weddings ... all about people you know, make useful- articles for the and in Perth Amboy before your friends and neighbors. BUSINESS TONl 6 TERl amp and the daily offering coming to this city 51 years CLASSIFIED ... The marketplace of the will be dedicated to helping ago. Her husband died on Dec. area ... buy or sell . . . look for a job two miicJiievoui chimpaniccj WITHOUT YOUR CONFIDENCE other children attend camp. The 27, .1931. . < . or seek help wanted. An action- PASSBOOK 4 »nd 9:30 p. m. «>«y tfiy , ( HOWARD C OLIVIA WE COULD NOT EXIST OR eachers at the school have visit- Mrs. Turner was a mem packed part of the News-Record. ic/obilia; one-hind MERIT YOUR CONSIDERATION. ed Camp Endeavor so they can ber of St. Paul's Episcopal . ADVERTISING . . . Advertising IS news ... Mexican iron jiw atrijlitl* provide first-hand information - • especially when .your local merchants Church where she had been a (n»W ihow every Monjty) Directors ,o the students. Further infor- keep you posted on money-saving values soprano in the choir and a past 'JMMER SHOWCASE Sotuf David B. Crabiel mation may be obtained from president and past secretary of ... in all the popular, nationally adver- tised brands. bfoidcaill 10 o'dodc Fridjyi Charles A. Brelim the church office mornings or 2J5 West Milton Avenue the Women's Circle. She was a Edna M. Lehrer rom the director, Mrs. A. L. CHURCH . . . ^Complete local church direc- ' RiJei H P"'co Mondayi in Auguil You'd better hurry-because these '64 Fords figure to go fast. D Not only • Rahway • Manager member and former officer of Christoffers. Eureka Chapter 2, Order of the tory . . . w
i i i vu:: '.'..:" .7/:. gannon of this dty, county com- LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE j RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD, Thurs,, August 20, 1964 P«ga FILL YOUR f PREMIUM G.A.VanGemert Freehold Outing mander, said the outing will be determined by subsequent resolutions ber, 1DS4, at eight o'clock P.M. Pra Campaign Strategy adopted pursuant to In. tailing Tim*, at which lima and slac* LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Your Public public. B«ctloo 7. That pending ths liouance all PUIODI interested thireln win t» COAL BIN NOW / JE2EL. dollars (115.730) pursuant to the Lo- of the assessment bonds iuthortied in givan an opportunity to b« beard coo- ORDINANCES OP THE CITT OF entitled "TRAFTFIC" of Hid «nti- Fait Named Director Plans Finished Tickets may be obtained from Fill Tour OH Tank Now 12.7 per gallon Section 0 hereof, there mar be lnued etrnliis thi ••me. cal Bond Law. constituting Chapter 2 RAHWAY. ESTABLI3HINO AND CLASSIFIED ADS bond anticipation assessment notei of Title 40A of the Revised Statutes PROVIDINO POR THE PUBLICA- Riltaay News-Racord ROBERT W. SCHRO: BE IT ORDAINED BT TOT UATOK Mr. Gilgannon, John Traynor 9S the City in an aggregate principle of NewJersiy. The form, maturities TION THEREOF" Adopted October Library City Clerk and other detail* of said notes ehall be AND MUNICIPAL COUNCIL ol ta» Of G.O.P. Outlined NUT or *OO BUCKWHEAT $20.50 Classified Advertiiinq SPECIAL SERVICES amount of not exceeding fourteen AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN 10th, 1051, and referrim particu- City of Rahway. and Joseph Botti, members of thousand two hundred fifty dollan determined by subsequent resolutions larly to Title V. Chapter-1 el itq Tral By MINNIE S. CHAPIN Of Area Bank ByCW.V. STOVE 4a*fi ton <>EA $31.45 Call FU 8-0600-0601 ORDINANCE ENTITLED "AH ORD1 adopted pursuant to lav. •Section 1. Title V, Chapter 1, 0«c* An just about everyone must know, the standard Dietz Post. ELECTROLYSIS (SU.2SO.00) pursuant to the Local Bond NANCB ACCSPTTNO AND ADOPT- entitled "TRAFFIC" of laid ordi- tlon 12 shall be amended to add the Director, Public Library George A. Van Gemert, ad- Final plans were consolidate* RATES Unwanted hair removed by the COMFORT LAW, constitutor Chapter 2 of Tltli INO THE COMPILED AND REVISED flECTION 10. It is hereby determined nance. fallowing: PROHIBITED PARKING, public opinion polls all give President Johnson a wide Serving on the transportation SIMONE BROS. COAL & FUEL CO., Inc. Minimum Charge OPEN SUNDAY 40A of the Rerlaed Statute! of Net ORDINANCES OP THE CITY OP and declared by thin Council as follows: BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR WEST MILTON AVENUE ministrator of Rahway Hospital, for the second annual race trac latest shortwave method. V. De- Jeriey. The form, maturities and othei RAHWAY, ESTABLISHING AND A. That the period of usefulness of AND MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OP THI No person shall pare any vehlcl* Mai edge over Senator Goldwater. Some have placed the We still have several articles EUntcr 6-2728 1403 Harding Ave. 23 Words $1.00 CONTROL details of laid notei shall be deter- PROVIDINO POR THE PUWUCA- the Improvements or properties CITY OP RAHWAY- has been elected to the board committee is Mrs. Fred Hauser Salvo', member of American 1-5 P.M. mined br subsequent resolutions adopt- tt iny time on either slda of Weal Johnson lead in popular vote at the almost unbeliev- of clothing hanging in the li- outing of Union County Chapter, (cor. ff. iSth St., (Jnden, N. J.) Additional Words Eacb 4c Is the keynote for TION THERIOP"; Adopted October described in Section 1 hereof for Section 1. Title V, Chiptrr 1. B<"C- Milton Avenue from Eaterbrook" Courn of directors of the Clark State Electrolysfe Association and As- ed pursuant to law. 10th, 1691. and referring particularly which the bonds are hereby au- tlon 22. shall br amended to nriti Avenue to Jaques Avenue. brary that have never been of the Dietz Post Auxiliary and Classified Display to Title V. Chapter 1 et IM- entitled thorlrcd to be Issued, within the the following "WEIGHT LIMITED speakin able figure of seven to three. And most of the com- Catholic War Veterans and Aux! Oil Bonier Installation Free sociation of N. J. 41 W. Mait Section 8. It if hereby determined 1 dECTION 2. Any Ordinance or part." claimed. Among them is a blue Bank. on the publicity committee is Col. Inch $1.25 and declared br this Council u fol- 'TRAFFIC ' of laid ordinance. limits prescribed by the local " ' 1EET6" of Ordinances Inconsistent her&witti depend mentators have pretty well written off the Goldwater liary, at a meeting on Aug. 1 Fuel Oil ind Service Estimate! St.. Rahway, FU 8-0999. lowa: BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR Bond Law Is ten (10) years. - EABT MILTON AVENUE from the *r<> hereby repealed. leather jacket, a black raincoat, Before joining the hospital Boi \n. Charge 15c 4/2/tf A. That the supplemental debt state- AND MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF THE B. That the bonds rr notes Issued easterly aldo of Turne* Street ex- day ni| in the headquarters of Josepl Edward Demarest of Dietz Post. GRACIOUS CITY OP RAHWAY. puriuant to this ordinance shall SECTION 3. This ordinance shall chances and assume a Johnson election. sneakers, mittens and a ker-staff seven years ago as assis- Closing Hours For ment required by Section 40A:2-10 tending eaatwtrd for thn entire ufce effect immediately after pouts* James of the- Revised Statutes has been Station 1. The following described bear interest at a rate or ratr* lenilth of tho street. and publication according to law ana • These are facts of moment to the Republicans F. Dietz Post 361. Classified Ads SPECIAL SERVICES not exceeding aix ptrcntum r chief. If they are not claimed tant administrator, Mr. Van LIVING At , GRANDVIEW duly mtdo and filed In the offlci Intersection la herebr designated u WALL STREET entire length. Rpr ova! thereof by the Director -1 PL, cri 1? N0O\ WEDNESDAY of tho City Clerk prior to thiSTOP INTERSECTION. f6?V) per annum. DEACON ffDREET entire Irngtb "- '•MvlFlon of Motor Vehicles. who are concerned not only with electing a President, in a few weeks, we shall have to Gemert had held similar posts WE SPECIALIZE IN cusiage of this ordinance on first WEST LINCOLN AVINUE at It C. That the supplemental debt otttc- HENRY STREET entire length Depart The outing on Sept. 12 will b A 23 cents service charge Is APAKT1\IENTS ; but in holding and, if possible, increasing their strength get rid of them. A filled hat- at the United Mine Workers reading-, and that ths Issuance ol Intersection with Evans Street. ment required by Section 4OA:2-10 BARNJ£TT ' STREET bcl*-een B" prove to the Freehold Raceway. Ar- made for each billing. ALCOA ALUMINUM SIDING Bond SI. & E, Grand Ave., Railway the obligation* authorised by thli a 36" STOP ilgn shall be erected of the Revised Statutes nai been Milton and E. Or«nd Avenue?. RRIOB COURT o in Congress, in the state capitals, and in lesser poli- rack is not the most attractive Hospital Association in Ken- Cash, check or stamps shon'd ordlnanco la permitted by the ex- on West Lincoln Avenue. duly made and filed In the office Truck* ovpr four > 4 > ton* KTOS'I NEW JERSET tucky and Washington. He serv- rangements have been made t ALUMINUM COMBINATION ceptlon of tha debt limit at torn SECTION 3. Anr Ordlnuci or parts of the City Clerk prior to the ^cluht s>e hereby ex"'udrd ex*--?: '""ANCERT DIVISION'. tical divisions. But they certainly have not caused any of furniture to have accompany advertising enpj. contained In Section 4OA:2-7 (gl or Ordinances Inconsistent herewith passage of thU ordinance on first for thB plrlfHD »nrf daga an4 in forecasting primaries and other political contests. siurctlon of other Iwspital faci aa defined by flection 40A-9-43 publleKtlon according to law md ap- !,"\KKOwy Cr AIM A NTfc", «rj1 is the setting for this fine novel -WttttAM- IF YOU HAVE A PROBLEM B. That the total amount of tha NOTICK OF INTCNTION of tht Revised Statutes in inprova- l thereof by th* Dlneior of Uu In their view, the situation of today will not be the lities in the area. Absolutely no obligation proceeds of the obligation* NOTICE IB HXRXBY OIVXN tha' creased b; thij ardln^ac* by litcn ol .Motor YPMCJIK by an admirable storyteller. The with alcohol, write Alcoholics thorlced by this ordinance to br thj lallowlni ordlntnc* IU luirodactd *uccB**or» la right tit)* «n4 fntar««- eighteen thousand fifty dollars Tnu BT» hertby cummons'i ar.rt situation in November after Goldwater has had a A member of the board o Beauty Salon Anonymous, Box 15; Rahway, or _JU_ao-«xtra-«o^--. . . « AH e!ee:rtc GE kitchen tor modern expended for Interest on the obll and pasied on thi first reading at Greek restauranteur, Aristide \j: F. SMITH ALUMINUMS gallons authorlied herein, en regular meeting of thi Munlelpi NOTICE OF INTENTION -ROESCH- cooking perfection • L&rta Oft ttfriserator • OB food dlrooser d Little, EJiqo., p!*lntl'f> a»ioni"o;-,« chance to stump the country and present his programs, trustees of the "Union Count call BI 2-1510, flneerlne and Inspection costs Council of the Clt> of Kahway. N. J., D. That tht total nmount of thr tht Michal, loses his savings and his unit • OB 'air corjdltlonlnc • Draft-free Insulated ap&rtmeriU NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tha who!1 r ? Town Talk CONTRACTOR and BUILDER 692 W. Grand Ave. Rahwav Icial expenses and the cost of held on the 13th dar of August, 1064, proceeds of the obligations au- following ordinance " waV "introduced! « *<"! "u '• * Vail PLr. harder and in more specific detail than has been the charming restaurant through the Heart Association, Mr. Van "Exclusive But . JIM'S TV SERVICE • Aluminum storm aajh th. case until now. Most important of all, they believe treachery of the two peope he Gemert holds memberships ir by Specialists! JIM MCDOWELL, JR. IS FU 8-0818 parking • Master TV antenna • L&undry facilities on Dreral;*s thorlted by this ordinance taken up for further consideration expended for lntereot on th» obli- regular meeting of the Municipal Complaint filptl In « civil artlon l By Florence Mershon Established 1927 • Carpeted tiollwajs. eluding printing, adTertlsement and final paasagi at a regular meat- gations authorized herein, engi- Council of the C'tT of Pahway. N. J., »*M<-h Thorn ;m R. Kvari" Wlflnwrn that there are millions of voters in thi- and their adopted son. Aristide Hospital Accountants, New Jer- Mrs. Austin L. Singer of 959 penses as prorlded Jn Section Rahwar. New Jersey, on the 9th dar of the UiuancB of the obligations up for'further consideration and. flnal|^.url ? Jenwy rlthln 3S d»>- have not hi»d a candidate representative of their views : HOME & INDUSTRIAL School Class 1950. Graduate of 126 Elm Ave. sey Hospital Association, New •;•••)••% -f0A:3-20 or the Rerfjcd fiiatutett. September, 1804. at eight o'clock P.M. autbTorieed by th!« ordinance in- paxiag* at a regular triMtlns of Munl& and wants and that these voters, whose strength is proves'"h'is'gVe^taesV by"his" Midwood Dr., wife of Supers BRAKE SERVICE Open Every Doy • -Rahway 3 Rooms $108 is not exceeding two hundred Prevailing Time, at which tlmi and tfudiiv printing, idvertliement -h o.ite. If you fail oo to do Judt Jersey Public Health Associa- MAINTENANCE & REPAIRS Jerssy-Gity-TecirrlnstrQualtfled Ipal Council to br held at City Hall. I far greater than any poll indicates, will enthusiastically I action to all the misfortunes tendent-of-Schools Singerr "led ASPHALTING — driveways and fifty dollars (S230.00). place all parsons Interested therelD of ordinance, and notice* of sale 1470 Campb«ll way. mi t t-y « given »n op- on.' of aTvici In flupllcat* wllr and Elizabeth Hospital Council: would be Interested in acquiring LANDSCAPING — shrubs and --__ Citr Clerk * Clerk nf th« Rurorlor Court. 6tat« U.S. News & World Report has done an excellent j THE GOLDEN KEEL, by Dcs- |eai'ly~tlus~week "and is recuper- FUlton 8-2167 ceed 4 blocks to Bond fit. From County agreeing- that the Cltr nine hundred dollars (11,000 He makes his home at 220 Wes my services, now or at a later supplies will complsto the, aforesaid work AN ORDINANCE" ATJTHOBIZINO THE SECTION 11. Tha full faith and )'i«e Annex, Tmntr-n, Kew J«nev. ating at the Singers' cottage in 1388 ABLE AGENCY Eliiabfth area: St. Ocors* Ave. to and that the said Board vtll era CONSTRUCTION OP CONCRETE #irr->r<1nrr« with the Itul«s o;* job in summing up Goldwater strategy and in point- imond Bagley. An international if-no answer call date call FUlton 8-3169. LABOR BY DAY CURBS AND GUTTERS, THE FAV- credit Of tho City of Rahwaj. In ttic ROBERT W. vll Practlc* and Procedure. tob los Men Friends wKoT FLIton s-057t Realtors — W. Qr&nd Ave.. Rfthway, turn left tribute Ilia lald-ium of IKO OP THE ROADWAY-OP WWNA Coanty- of Union. N»w Jersey, are cr.y Ci»"k ing to historical precedents that deny the idoa that} adventure tale about a losf (2.Bri. from A&J>) j-EQUmilENT FOR -RENT - »nd proceed 8 blockj to Bond St. toward the coit thereof. WHIT PROM ST. QEOROKfl AVE- hereby hereby pledged for the Daymen*, AN onDlSASCE REPEALING trcasurtrcasuree may-wish-lo-send-hep-get-wel -EAIHUY-BRAKE SERVICE if tho principal of and interest on »11 f p'jrpoie of quieting tho titl* '# t anv candidate is at all likely to garner in 70 p r cent | - WhenthWhen-the AllieAllies-lans d * diunp trucks, tractor, backhoe, FfOoj^Woodbrldio tret: 8t. Oeorfs flection O. Tho full faith and credit NUE TO THE PENNSYLVANIA CERTAIN Q11DLNA.NCES HERETO- P | Mussolini s v Samuel J. Gasssway REWARD FOR RETURN ._.- I608TrvirS St., Hahway of the Clt7 of Railway, In thn County RAILROAD RIOHT-OF-WAY, AND if the bonds or notes Issued pursuant FORE ADOPTED P»OVTDINC FOR r*ftin lantls litnnto In fho Towr, greetings may send cards to her RAHWAY .; FUlton roller .-..:'. Avo. to W. Orand ATC, turn rlgnt of Union. New Jersey, are hereby o this ordinance, and Uxa jumi in- CERTAIN IMPROVEMENTS A«O " Clar^. Count7 ot Un^en «n*» or'so of the vote. In al' the elections since tie Civil j 1 in ' f 8UCH OTHER .WORK AND PUR- ll Tola j"personal fortune was secretly Nine Bicyclists tore." 1269 Maini St. Bthway 825 Midwood Drive, Rahway or information leading "fo'retum DELIVERIES - sand stone, fill 288-5020 and-2ioc«id-Ai-Abov« to druidrlew pledged for thr payment of the Princi- POSES INCIDENTAL THERETO quired for such payment shall ID each POR THE CONSTRUCTION F A Jrr»«y War, m f«*. only t^vo Prudent* have £t. male white Poodle ar» pal of and Intereit on Mil ot the bonds THAT MAY BE REQUIRED. AS A year while- any of said bonds or potee \ PUBLIC IVORKS QfiUAtir f «n uthn • tide of T,«if» creas' move-* north by the Nazi A.S. Mrs, Singer was injured while dirt, top soil or notei issued pursuant to this ordi- LOCAL IMPROVEMENT, PROVID- outstanding be Included in the j OTHER STRUCTUP^S much as <>0 v°r cext of that vo Harding, in 'P2O.j , . were to Chou-chou. Children nance, and ths sums required for such INO TOR THE ASSESSMENT OP annual budget and raised by t*x wltn- BF TT onDAT'^D "V T" V \1X}' IC< tain < te As j( nrarcd U)( coast it van walking with the family dog, Books and gifts Druggist ! TRASH REMOVED 'tain tric Killed by Cars heartbroken. Call 382-0373 or FU FU 8-3169 payment shall In each year while any THE COST THEREOF AND PROVID- iut limitation as to 'ate or "-mount | thufi with 60 4 per cpnt, and Roospvlt, n 193R, v\n>h fin8 : j^^i 7)OVor (0 kg seen The animal, in a playful mood, BOOKS - Best sellers, adult UNFURN. APTS. FOR RENT of siid bonds or notes are outstanding INO POR THE ISSUANCE OPUpon all of *.b« tftiabln prop-rty wl«hi" " Town-hip rt ^]ark. County o' RAHWAY 8-4553. • 3/19/U LEGAL NOTICE be Included In the annual budget and BONDS OR NOTZ8 IN THE AMOUNT aid City. j -r.i: uon und S'at* <"t N'BW Jorj&y rent. Two rTasidents Tnirtrvn a- d ' This is a fictional account '6! raised br tax without limitation an to ran into Mrs. Singer's legs; iction and non-fiction, Bibles, OP 118.050 TO FINANCE THE COST SECTION 12. That thin nrdinance! nutl' •:c.rsNtvr; »[ „ pnlnt In th» aeuth- can I BLUEPRINTER Rahway JERSEY: rate or amount upon all of the r corr tf Lloyd Drugs THEREOF, ;hall take effect 20 days »fter the first |°, , « • ir- -terlv •i'ln of Lak» Av«nu» wher« office with a •rifle less tha't half of thp ]x>p lat \ntpj"hat happened to the convoy, In Six Months throwing her off balance. Mrs missals and prayer books, KITTENS - WILL GIVE AWAY ARTICLES FOR SALE Section 1. That in ordinance- enproperty within said City. proh) \Vi ROOM NEW EFFICIENCY mbllcatlon thereof «fte River nr»nch No * nouth.wnrly Un» of lot H. blocj. in elections ir which t ' | THF OTHER KINGDOM, by Collisions between bicycles Stager fell and struck her head & STATIONER QUALITY to good homes two taffy color- titled "An ordinance-***-, authorize the Section 10. All ordinances or parts BE IT ORDADiED BY THE MUNICI- pursuant to law. Avrnup to L'nden h 'or-prt.i 'h» •>!(! •outhwMterl- quality paper backs, and a B & D Cycles H & H.W., refrig., air-condition- construction of concrete sidewalks of ordinances In conflict with this or- »AL COUNCIL OP THE CITY OF RAH- placement of culvr- In ed male kittens, also mother where needed on both sides of tbe • i nf i^kf Ave., the nald lot 14. " popular support ' Victor Pnre. A well-written nov- and motor vehicles in New Jer-on a rock. She will be con- 963 New Brunswick Ave. LARGEST SELECTION OF dinance or any part of It are herebr WAY, IN THE COUNTY OF UNION. COftrORATION NOTICE Avenue "ear Prlc •i -h* .fluthtPCBtarly •!i . n*o a.i lalfl down on a map What, then, is the Republican strat.pgy, <>n „ statp I student-athlete trtlnta Cosmetleluu trally located. HU M928. or portions and this ordinance shall SECTION 1. Tliat punuant to the hat the following Ordinance was duly Rahwrj Ku in.| MM*'! ••?*»"-tjnn One Map of Valle* in the deaths of nine cyclists books. broken. Call FU 1-9243. • nue, west side only of Church Street .ake effect immediately after final 1 Bake ffho is • I'hnliicupii's, Machines, To Solra Tour U.S. ROUTE 1 & SCOTT AVE. rom River Road to Jackson Avenue applicable statutes of the State of New idoptcd and approved oa final reading aether with ncci run"; th^nco running from th» Mitt by-state, region-by-region basis? U.S. Nev-'-s cje«ribpfi. r in gaining tojieat the Beio'r ma H»i • Rahway passage and publication according to Jersey, It 1B hereby luthorltcd. as at a regular meeting of Municipal ater other cinnlnjr point *Iong th* tald *aoth- compared with three in the cor- Miss Janet Paulick, 14, daugh- Supplies BAHWAY, N. J. and north side onlr of Jackson Avenue 'aw. findi it this way. Heavy inroads are to be made ir the d<*ep J""''"'undw fou' r minute record for the SIFTS—Costume jewelry, Car* Problems - PERSONALS from Church Street to Wlnfleld Street ocal improvement: Council. City of Rahway. N. J., Wed-work Incident there" o adopted by uprly nM« of lot 14. block I *nd responding period of last year ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pau- • White Prints • Ohio Prints FUlton 8-04W NEW, MODERN 4Vi ROOMS and such other work Incidental thereto Section 11. That this ordinance shall A. That concrete curb and gutter fl»<1O •vonlng. August 12. 1964. the Municipal Council of thr City of 11, Mori: 8. South if OS' 10" alit) 1 lower arrangements, oook OLDER GENTLEMAN ake effect 20 days after tha first be constructed on both sides of ROBERT W. BCHRO* Rtthw»y on July 'JOih. IQfiO. Is herrby mi ;nn f**>t to a point In the north- South, and 74 electoral votes gained thprp Th°n 30'" the New Jersey State Safety lick of 405 East Grand Ave., • COSMETICS 2 bedrooms, air cond., basement hat may be required and to provide itcrly niilo of Lenc* Driv*, a.* «a.1fl* ' g , WENT TQ raE W0QDS: MISS BETH BUSH Drnflin:: r.qni|inirnt lor. the assessment of the cost thereof publication thereof after final passage MINNA STREET from St. OCQXgCI City Clerk repealed. Council has reported.- ends, Fenton Milk Glass, Pil would like companion or couple FRAN'S THRIFT SHOP facilities, exc. loc. nr. busesi Pa. pursuant to law. Avenus to tbe Pennsylvania Rail nrtt Dnvo j* laid rtotrn on th» Sc attended the week-long String Miss Beth Bush of 108 Ray- l'»rt.il>li> Him- I'riutrrs • TOILETRIES^ 1 a local assessment" adopted, FeB- AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING ir^aalri uiaji: th«nc» run n In a" dlonjr will come from the Rocky Mountain states, 106 from THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF A grim Glass, bone china, oil to live in ancTsiiare'3 room apt- 256'Monroe St Sta., off-street parking, immed. runry 14. 1062. and authorizing the road rifht-of-wnj, where re- CONDEMNATION OP CERTAIN the raving of lead pw The toll for the six and one-Conference and Chamber Music Teh was crowned as a runner- Industrial \ Coinnipinnl • BAB? NEEDS* appropriation of 513.000. be and tho NOTICS OP INTENTION quired. LANDS FOR PUBLIC USE. PROVID- that portion nt i)uk* ti lying in • uAiri nirthpojit^rl)' n!d« of Lane* the Middle_jyest, and 24 from the BoHer and N |BIRD PHOTOGRAPHER by ment. No rent charged in en- Clothing — Furniture ffOTXCE 19 HEREBY OIVXN tfcftl Rut)way, from drove S'.rccl tvo South 41* 54' 20" Eoat 6«.2°l-- - half months' period this year is Workshop, sponsored by the oaintings, dolls and plush an l'liot"'!r.ipliic ("liemic.'ils occup. WA 5-3070 between 5 & 7.simo Is hereby amended In Its entirety B." That the roadway _ of HU ING FOR MAKING IMPROVEMENTS •f to thi point formed by th* the up in the Prudential Insurance • DIABETIC NEEDS as follows: thi following ortlnaocB ni intrcdneM FOR SUCH USE. AND FOR AS3ESS- to West Inman Avenue, the onfllruc- England states. That, should it happen, would bring' Ronald Austing. As a 13-'year- • Office Furniture & change for housekeeping help. Odds and Ends 8-6-tf uul paji*a on tat lint mdlug al Street from St. Ocorgu Avenue erection of th« said northeaetarb- equal to the total deaths record- Pennsylvania String Teachers Co. Athletic Association's sixth mals. to . the Pennsylvania Railroad 1NO LANDS BENEFTTTTNO FROM tlon of combined concrete cu rba and n of I.anco prlvq with the south- Srie the G.O.P. to within 36 electoral votes of the 270 need- |d boy in Ohio, Mr. Austing • HEARING AID . Call Adams 3-3066. Hours 10 a.m. — 3 p.m. "AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZTOO ratular meeting of tn« Uonlc4pai SUCH IMPROVEMENTS PURSUANT gutters' in the eii.*t*r]y Btdc of the 0 ed in this type of accident dur- Association, at West Chester Machines Council of tht City or Rahway. R. J. right-of-way be paved with i 3'*rly airia of Roh#rta Roa4 u aald annual "Miss Excursion Day" BATTERIES & CORDS f 5:30 p.m. — 9 p.m. RAHWAV THE CONSTRUCTION OP CON. flexible pavement with a bitumi- TO REVISED STATUTES 40:40-13 street nf that portion lyins In Rahwuy hcrtH Roa-l Is laia rtown/ on th» maj ed to win. California, with its 40 vote*, thus becomes began his career by photograph- RAHWAY Art .Supplies CRETE SIDEWALKS ALONQ BOTH held on the 12th dar of August, 10&4. ET BEQ. .nd such oth*r work incidental thereto ing the entire twelve months of State Teachers College, West beauty contest on Friday in AUTOS FOR SALE ' FU 8-7763 THREE LARGE ROOMS - 1st and that laid ordinance will b« nous concrete surface. Junior High School, Janet plays TEMPORARIES 8-20-tf ' BONDS OR NOTES IN THE AMOUNT RAHWAY, COUNTY OF UNION, war. substantially In accordance with Arenue, and running thence: tho City ol Rahway on Decembcd 12. h» right, having; a radlae ttf Ik and areas if the plan is to become the reality. There from under water activities. deaths in New Jersey c&fing 6TATE OF NSW JERSEY, 1962, Jo hereby repealed l9rt ta in the school orchestra. and Miss Patricia Kathleen Me Secretaries-Typists ft. Excellent connition. Rea- OP SK.2S0 TO PINANCE THE COST Plans and specifications to be prepared 1. B l»-46' 30' W and along tho 'ewt, an t«ro (Untn^e $X **** — - are some very big unpredictable elements involved— Two helpful books on camp- the past five years, 51 were in HOUSE FOR RENT -THEREOF." BE IT ORDAINED, by the Municipal =c7f sTTTolnt of tangency: thence crtaa- • • • Cauley of 726 Beverly Rd. have ELECTRIC CO. ._.... Clerks sonable. FU 1-8217 j_ id i Uunlclml council and according to law. inrr th« aaid Cougar VTay and rnnnlnr ing are: ANYONE CAN CAMP westerly line of Beacon Strte! avfor_instancer5iiiat-ultimate effect the civil rights the age group under 15 years;- nrolled at Katherlne Clbhs BE IT ORDAINED BY THE HUNICT filed In the office of tht City Clerk. 20.15 feet to s. point of curvature, Hi onu tho aoutheuterly line ot lot I. -Anthonp T. Palisi of 181 Stan- Dookkeepers-Key Punch aaa STOVE" KAHWAY ' ~~ PAL COUNCIL OP THE CITY OP RAH- Section 1. That all of the public SECTION 3. That It U hereby de- NOTICE OF INTENTION Mock 6-B. u flaM- lot u laW -down • law, and the ominous racial conflicts which show no IN COMFORT, by James John' and In the same period of the rights In and to lands and premises thence; on the aforementioned map, Bovth. ' ton St. has returned to his duties ichool, New York City, for the Operators for sale. Brand ijew, $90. Call 2 BEDROOM HOME IN QUIET WAY, IN THE COUNTY OF UNION, termined and declared br thla council 3. Southeasterlrly along •> curve to thi NOTICE IS HEREBY OITIW tha* son, and ALL ABOUT CAMP' NEW JERSEY: described as follows: as followr tc* fallowing ordinance wu introdaeat 41" ZV West 310 feet more or lw« ; signs of abating in. either North or South, will have total 7,181 'cyclists, 5,921 were as principal of Hillcres^ School one-year secretarial course. NO FEE CHARGED residential neighborhood. Heat, "BKOINNINO at the corner formed left havingg off 83.63 fefeeel to the middle of Pumpkin Patch ELECTRICAL 381-7609. Bectlon l..That puuuant to the ap- A. The maximum estimated amount an are dlitancdlt a of 02.75 feet tc and pasted on tha first reading at •, ING, by W. K. MerrilL also under 15 years of agef plicable statutes ol tha Stato ot New • by tho Intersection of the euteriy - of money to b« raised from all regular meeting of the Municipal Brook: thence running- In « wtith- : on either of the top candidates and on the candidates in Franklin Township after They will begin their studies on Come in and register h/wand utilities included. $150. CommlMlontra' Una of Clark tho louth-WMterly Una of Beacoi eMtorly direction up and alemr thet \ WHAT IS EXISTENTIALISM? CONTRACTORS DOUBLE BEDS WITH BOX Jersey, It 1B herebr authorized, u •onrces for tht purposes stated Street aa laid out on a. Map oCouncil of the- City of Rahway. N. J« While some of the blame for spending the summer, teaching Sept. 23. They were graduated GENERAL ""'"' per month. [-^-. local Improvement: Street extended northerly, and thi In Section 1 hereof Is nlnetei held on the - 12th day of August, said raldais of Pumpkin Patch Brftek. | • for other partisan office. - northerly lint i of Cut Baulwood Buncrert Homea, iltuated In thi along the Tariou* courue* thereof. J by William Barrett. A "calm those deaths may have rested on } springfrr^dressers. Violin and A. The construction of concreti thousand dollars (I19.OOO). City of Rahway. Union County, IBM, and that nald ordinance, will bi courses at ^emple University, from Rahway High School in PERSONNEL Reppen-Millnambw Agcy. Avenue aa sow laid out and In 2. Ths estimated maximum amoun1 taken up for further consideration tni 360 feet more or lea* to '•-'' A safe prediction: It will be one of the hardest- recorder. 1146 Fulton St., Rah- sidewalks along both aides use. and running;.thence.(V north K. J» dlt«d August 20, 1082. an. commanding, unembattled pres- motor vehicle drivers, the coun- Philadelphia,' Pa., and Seton • REMODELING SERVICES . .. . Realtors Lawrence Street from Eut Haiti- - of bonds or notes to b* Issued foi tiled In the Union county Regis float passage at a reirultr meeting ol westerly aide -of OsJc HI,,- ^^ Kitting, no-holds-barred campaigns of recent times. June. Driveways • Curbs 2 degree* 00 minutes west and the purposes stated In Section tfunlclpal Council to be held at City entation" of this .subject. cil points out, yet parents have FU 8-2128 way, wood Avenue to East Milton AT& along said easterly Commissioners' trar's Office- on October 4. 1962, thonce renniny along- th* laid north Hall University, South Orange. • REPAIRING Sidewalks • Excavating 215 Broad St. Elizabeth .1520 Irving St. FU 8-1234 nue, where required. hereof Is eighteen thousand flft; Pile Number S07-C. thence; Ball, 1470 Campbell Street, Rahway, _line _of__Clsrk;_BtrMt.:.extended jtovJettflth ' ' ilda of Oak Bldffs -If. THE TERM PAPER: STEP- the responsibility of familiariz- 289-7050^ ; -Eves:.JL-Naulty_F-LLl-3938_ |—Br-The^—construction— dollar*UlflOWJ Mr. Palisi taught two one- Alex Medvigy of 468 Grove St. HOUSE & INDUSTRIAL LAWSlDN-COUCH-ANp-CHAIR . -norOurly-*--distance of 43.00 feet m7ma«finura amouni ber. 1964 at eight o'clock P.M. Pre^ 7 BY-STEP, by Gilbert Kahn and ing youngters with the funda cUrbr~aT6n~g~fiolh srd'es of" Law- to a point In the southerly High lisa of lands now or formerly o, to an angrl* point In tbe vale , •eefc- :d-ATF)TepoTts~l!e has had some bad OPERATORS for sale, good condition, $50. ...HOUSES FOB SALE rence Street (rom Eut Hazelwood of the cost of the purposes stated Charles and Helen Oural. 8-*.6' Tailing Time at which time and plaet northwesterly •! step guide for college and high riding and also of insisting on RAHWAY FUR SHOP minutes 53 seconds eut and along thousand two hundred fifty dol- cerning the same. lents for the course this month him. A week ago yesterday a -CALL- ladies slacks, skirts. Union shop. C. The construction-of concrete side- said southerly High Water Line of lands of Oural. 38.11 feet to ths " Rd, North 81* 08' 10" East Ut.9t observance of the regulations. FUlton 8-3323 INSURANCE ST. GEORGE AVE. waits along tbe westerly side of lars <|3.250>. Point and Place of DEOINNTNO. ROBERT W. BCHROT, t to another angle point: these* school students which covers all the Rahway River a distance of D. The estimated maximum amount City Clerk, To Head Drive Surveys show, according to the /as Arthur Wise of 877 Bryant white, male toy French poodle MU 64157 FU 2-1371 Paid vacation. Lovely 7-room home, large cor- Church Street-from Jackson Ave- 145.94 feet tO-»-P0lnt;-thtnee O\ Section 2. Tho As;csiox-Oi_the Cits -till continuing'along- tb» M14 north- aspects of term paper writing, 1522 IRVING ST., RAHWAY • HUB to River Road. , south- 3—dwfw-00—minutes to- be-epedglly wieiJfid f Rahway whall nr^»*"i ** /-nr^ '' "_IQ KEPT AT. ATS. a:«jt»rly aid*—qg-Oah—RMy—fiSPORTSWEAR, FU NEAR OR FAR sewer, water- and- gas laterals flted br thQ construction or ac-authority and "procedure prescribed by NANCE TO AMEND AN ORDINANCE :o the corner formed by the lotar^ f the bicycle riders injured or PlainfieldrThT course concerned|TVhtlrit~was~' Interior Decorators Jeweler I qt this description t distance of quisition of the Improvements Revised Statutes -40:49-13. to be used ENTITLED 'AN ORDINANCE AC- ifctlon of tha aald northwesterly std* for Kew Board typing the final draft." from tho mains to polnta beyond 80.21 feet to a point In the afore- CEPTINO AND ADOPTINQ THE .f OaT: Ridge RoM with the aonth- 1488 Irving St., Rahway WE'LL INSURE 1T ' '2 FAMILY described in Section 1 hereof Is as part of a public street known AJ tilled in collisions with • motor eachers' and Administrators' Grand Ave. near St. George tho curb lines. said northerly lino of Eut Hasel- COMPJXED AND REVISED ORDI- vent^riy Dido of Lake AT«nue; thenc* SLIPCOVERS & 4 rooms each apartment £. Such other work to bo performed fifteen thousand seven hundred Beacon Street; and tho City Comptrol- Ronald H. Wood, president of 8-20-2t WHEREVER YOU ARE wood Avenue; tbence (4) south 83 fjfty dollars (115.750). ler is hereby authorized to pay the NANCES- OF THE CITY OP RAH- unnlnff alnnff th» said t'eouthTreate-rl** vehicles^ were violating some ise of instruments quantifying Ave. The dog is property of GOLDBLATT JEWELERS Incidental to said Improvement degrees 00 mlnutei west and along Compare our rates with your oil'heat S, That a down payment appropria- amount of the City's Assessor's award WAY. ESTABLISHING AND PRO- Mo of Lakp Avenu«, North 5?" 07' :he Rahway Jaycees, yesterday Membership Cards safety practice or regulation the "verbal reaction. Mr. Medvigy's brother-in-law, DRAPERIES that mar b« required. Including said northerly line of Eut Hazel- 'herefor to the persons having an In- VIDINO FOR PUBLICATION fi" West (E7.07 feet to an anjrU ••-'- APPLY-NOW - the Acquisition of any property, tion was contained In tho budget Silverware present costs. $16,500 - wood Avenue a distance of 140.00 of tha Cltr heretofore adopted; rt*t in said lands. THEREOF' Adopted October lOtlu iolnt in the ffald southwesterly aid* announced the appointment of Sent to Volunteers when the accidents happened, William Schmidt Jr. who is on CUSTOM MADE-TO-ORDER for the AVON opportunity to, real or personal, or any other feet to the aforesaid euterly Com- Section 3. The following work l.« 1951 and referring particularly to •f Lalt« Avenue; thanee cootlnnlng; Mr. and Mrs. Elias Uinatolya PAINTER-KRAYNAK AGENCY PASCALE AGENCY-RAHWAY purposes or facilities neceisarr* missioners' line of Clark Strest that there la now available In Membership cards certifying and that in about one-fourth de- his honeymoon. Mr. Medvigy Radios make $3f>$50 a week in yourj said appropriation the sum oflereby authorised aa a local improve' Title V. Chapter 1 et seq entitled ,\ons tho said douthwesterly aide of Alfred H. Roesch as chairman if 119 West Cherry St.- are the • Larfert selection In 294 W. Lincoln Ave. Rahway Realtor appurtenant or incidental thereto. extended northerly and the Point ment: "TRAFFIC" of said Ordinance (One .ake Avanue. North 41* IV JO" W#st enrollment in the general mem- fective bicycles were a factor. hopes that if anyone sees the Stereo Pbonos spare time while the children Section 2. The Improvements de- and Place ot Beginning." nine hundred fifty dollars (1030). Way Streets).' 23.68 fMt to the point or.pla.ee of of the Jaycee School Board larents of a daughter, Mary thli are* FU 1-6494 E15 Pratt St. Rahway ierlbed In Section 1 hereof shall be b« vacated. '. SECTION 4. That thi said sum of A, The- construction of concrete BEGINNING. dog who answers to the name Luggage nineteen thousand dollars Watches inty~BpttflWPr"*PPfO ffeU, 2i3'l3ay» IF6m The daU"oi of the existing curb und gutter ilk In Street and Augusta Street -a Acting Clnrk of th» in league activities as VQlun-_j Hnimty Park rnmmksinn'q 'T)p- it** i- saIe~IBZ" West GfamT Ave- iy the Municipal Council and filed In publication, after final passage, ac- to be benefited by tbe construction or in front of lot 10 In block 152. rne Way StTtct 1» ner*by repealed. Superior Court charter president, past state Diamonds WOMAN WANTED . ;he office of the City Engineer. cording to law. """ acquisition of thi Improvements or This Ordinance ahsll take effect Im- A carnival to raise funds for nue, Rahway. $15,000. Call FU 1 1 properties deierlbed In Section 1 hsre- 8. The construction of a flexible eflr July 28, 39«4 vice president, past national di- teers, Christmas seas campaign serted Village" in the Watchung Mr. and Mrs." Otto S. Weil of Free Estimate for part-time help cleaning FURNISHED ROOMS : Section 3- It Is lterebr determined pavement where- necessa-K.-irom irilitcly.-aft*r passage and--publlea- ind declared by_tWa_ Council aai_ fol jf of the Intention of the City to.lsvj ,on according to law. rector and a former candidate aides and organization represen- Reservation will be conducted the American Cancer Society COMPLETE INSURANCE There's No Present motel. Apply at the Rahway -- FOR RENT NOTICK OF INTWiTlOH and~collec(ripB~clgl sisesiments against tho end of'the pavement 300 feet, 13 Meadow Rd., Clark, have re- FU 8-3311 :ows:~ ' • ftOTICZ IS HEREBY OTVXN thai iuch lands and real estate specially more or less, southerly from East NOTICX-OF INTENTIOM by Miss Irma Heyer, education- will be^heldjoday fromjjyn SERVICE Like Iba-TUne-—md— A. The maximum estimated amount lot following ordinance was Introduced Milton Avenue, In a southerly NOTICE OF INTENTION TAKE NOTICE that application bis_ for state president of the -New tatives.Others receiving mem- turned-from a two-week vaca- Tourist Court,1747 Paterson St., RAHWAY (/OLONIA > benefited br the construction or _nc- until about 4 o'clock at 2240 No Time Like rhe Present of money to be raised from all and posted on_th* llrit ieadlna -at • quisltlon~of iuch Improvements or direction to encompass the area" HOTICB 19 HEREBY GIVEN Iha* tttn made to the Municipal Board cr Jersey Jaycees, will be respon- bership cards are health teach- al assistant at the Trailside tion. The first week was spent Real Eitate • Mortgages- RAHWAY -Rahway N.J. - LARGE; CLEAN, AIRY ROOljJ -.-FRONT-TO-BACK-SPLIT- - sources for ~the~"purpoacs~Btated" regular '"meeting or thi Municipal props£tles.-ln the estimated amount net of roadway now unpaved. the following ordlnanco wu Introduced Alcoholic Bsrerage Control of the Clt* Allen-St-This-is-theythird year In Section 1 hereof Is fifteen Council of the .'Cltr.Jii-JUhwa7,-N. J., and pasted on tbe first reading at a ALFRED B.JlQESCtt- ers-and -other individuals-whoJNature-andScience-Centerron for gentleman.-Private-en- Roomy-convenient, 7-1 ovely out-la flection 3(D) Hereof. Such special Sacllon 4< Bald Improvement shall bo of Rahway. New Jeriey*. lolranifer Xtt~ ~sTbIeTfor conducting the Jaycee b£aai (hat~ children of that neighbor- FASHION FABRICS SECRETARY" ™ ihousaha dollars (slS.OOOTOO): held on the 13th day of August. assessments shall be made In the man- lerfonned by employees of tho City regular meeting of tho MunicipaEdwarl d Bodnar t/a Noreltr Inn, a Hew have shown an interest in the Sunday from 2 to 4 pirn." anniversary at the Bermudiana Open A Budget Account trance, convenient location. Call rooms, \Vz Baths, leaving state; B. The estimated maximum amount 1864, and that said ordinance will be ~:r provided by law and shall as nearly ubstantlally In accordance with plans Council of the CHy of Rahway, If. J» Jersey Corporation (or premlqea located campaign to secure an appoin To personnel manager. Beginner of bonds or notes to be issued for taken up for further consideration -j may be, be In proportion to and not nd specifications ' to be prepared ield on tho 12th day o[ August. 1964. problems of tuberculosis and hood have had carnivals for BAUER-BROOKS CO. after 6.00 p.m. FUlton 1-1868. and final pusaga at a regular meal- at 1334 Irrlng. Street, Rahway. New tive Board of Education for Employment in N. J. The tour will begin at theHotel, Hamilton, Bermuda. The Interior Decorators at Goldblatf s immed. occup. att. garage, the purposes stated In Section 1 In excess of the pacullar benaflt. ad- ihere-for^by or under the supervision of ind that said ordinance will be Jersey the Plenary Retail Conturaptlon benefit of a worthy cause. The considered. 1-24-ti hsreof Is fourteen thousand two- ing ot Municipal Council to be heldvantage or Increase In value which the ;ho City Engineer, and the materials iaken up for further consideration other respiratory diseases by Nature and Science Center. The second week the couple went to 1480 IRVING ST. Curtains • Linens • Yard Goods alum, combos, carpeting, wash- al City Hall,. 1470 Campbell Btreet. and final passage at & regular meet- License. No. C-10. heretofore Issued to Rahay. children are Nancy Hajeski La- 84 E. Cherry St., Rahway GENERAL hundred fifty dollars ($14.250.00). .respective lands and real estate bo therefor shall be furnished to the City Edward Bodnar t/a Norelty Inn for Declined During July using the league's educational trip is expected to be a high C. The maximum estimated amount Rahway, New Jersey, on the Sth daydeemed to receive by reason of tho con-•>y Rafflo A. Qlacobbe of the City of ing of Municipal Council to be held iVilliamsburg and Jamestown, BAHWAV 1421 MAIN ST., RAHWAY FUlton 8-1667 er, extras. of "September, 105*, »t eight o'clock .t City Hall, 1470 Campbell -Street. premises located at 85 West Main In accepting the appointment, Verne Beane, Susan Kapuscin- PERSONNEL . RAHWAY - to bo contributed by" the Board struction or- acquisition of such im- Uhway. such materials to be fur- Street, Rahwar, New Jersey. Wage and salary employment materials, including films, pos- light of the center's summer Va., and Washington with their Don't miss this bargain! ..of Chosen Freeholders of Union P.M. Prevailing Time, at which tlma provements or properties. nished at his expense. lahway. New Jersey, on the 9th day of Mr. Roesch said that the Jaycee ski, Janet Malecki, Sandy Rus- SERVICES FURNISHED ROOMS WITH and place all person* Interested therein 3eptcmber. 1004, at eight o'clock P.M. The names and addressee of the offi- ters and pamphlets. program and has been arranged Keys • Locks j 5I0VTNG [ COMPTON - REALTOR, County for the purposes stated In will be given an opportunity to t» Tbat tho entire cost of concrete Section 5. The cost of labor for said Prevailing Time, at which time and in New Jersey declined moder- sons, Gregory and Jeffrey. Moving llllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllll 215 Broad St. Elizabeth wash basins adjacent to new Section 1 hereof Is five thousand Improvement shall be determined by cers of the above named corporation School Board Research Commit- for those who appreciate the cica, and Florence Defabrizio. ntard concerning tbe same. curbs and gutters and all laterals be ilaco all persons Interested therein are; Edward _Bodnar, President. 31 ately in July from June's record The league established its gen bath. Gentlemen preferred. FU 84133 dollars (S5.000.00). assMsd a«alnst the benefited lands :he City Engineer and such cost shall 111 be glTen an opportunity to ba tee studied all aspects of the (Continued on Page 7) AKTHOHY'SSAW, 289-7050 0. That the entire cost of the con- TO assesied by the City assessor, pur- Prescott Turn, Clark. New Jertey; eral membership early this year historical importance of theMiss Kathleen Jean McMen- Local • Long Distance Convenient to ' all transporta- ROBERT W. fiCHBOFand real estate. lard concerning thr same. Marlon Bodnar. Sec'y-Treu. 31 Prea- struction or acquisition of the City Clerk iuant to said statute, against the problem before arriving at its high, due mainly to seasonal SITUATION WANTED GARAGE FOR RENT That not more than two-third* of •enefltted:.lands and real estate. cott Turn, Clark, New Jeney; Andrew to enlarge the number of per- area and to look back to what SZELC BROS. tion. FU 84641. - Improvements described In Sec- AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING ihe entire cost of the roadway pave- ROBEHT W. SCHHOr LOCK & KEY SHOP FEMALE tion 1 hereof Jn excess of the Section 6. Prior to tho commence- City Clerk Bodner, 21 Prescott Turn, Clark. New conclusion. He said that the layoffs by firms in the garment sons who participate in the plan- onec was a busy papermill and 8/18/tf THE PREPARATION OF TOPOaHA- ment be assesied agalnit the benefited Jersey, Vice Pria.-AGit. Sec'j. RAHWAY contribution to be made by the PHIC MAPS OF THE CITY OF RAH- lands and rial eitate. ment of «ald condemnation proceed- AS ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN committee had convinced the and motor vehicle manufactur- ning and execution of the league book bindery in the once pros 45 Tears of LOCAL AND WOMAN DESIRES BABY SIT- County shall be specially assessed WAY AND SUCH OTHER WORK ing, the Mayor and City Cleric are ORDINANCE ENTITLED "AN ORDI- Objection!, If anr should be made RAHWAY BOAT STORAGE against the lands and real eitate That tho number of annual Install- ere by authorised to and shall execute Jaycees that an appointive TING and housework, Rahway AND PURPOSES INCIDENTAL ments In which said special assess- NANCE ACCEPTING AND ADOPT- Immediately In writing to Mr*. Made- ing industries and by local program. perous "Feltville." LONG DISTANCE benefited thereby. THERETO THAT MAY BE RE- . contract with said Rafflo A. G1&-INO THE COMPILED AND RE-line- Klrlcbrlffht, Secretary of the Satisfied Cnstomenl CLEAN COMFORTABLE 2-car garage available for rent- ment may be paid Is five (5). obbe, approved by tbe City Solicitor, VISED ORDINANCES OF THE CITY school board would best serve or vicinity. Call 381-4052 between E. That » down payment approprla-, QUIRED, AND AUTHORIZING THE SECTION 8. That~ there Is hereby Municipal Board nf Alcoholic Bsrerig* schools. NOTICE furnished room for gentleman. Ing. $12 per month for each. tlon wu contained In the budget APPROPRIATION OP 111.000 FROM :ontalnlng the following nrcvitiom: OF RAHWAY. ESTAELiaHINQ AND Cratrri ef th» City rf Rahway, 347» the interests of the City of Rah Locks, Keys, Saws, Bikes, luthorlied. the IUUIOM pf-uerotJibla The City agrees to furnlih tho labor PROVIDING FOR THE PUBLICA- MOVERS 6 and 9 p.m. c! tb* City brre-tolert . „ TOE CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT ACbond- s of tbe City In the aggregate Campbell Street, Rah war. New Jens? According to estimates pre- Call FU 84618. Also. Ideal for storing small that there Is now available In COUNT OP THE BUDGET TO FI- 'or laid Improvement aforesaid in con- TION THEREOF" Adopted October way. Safei, Cutlery, Firearms, principal amount of not exceeding Ideration of Rafflo A. Oiacobbo'a 10th, 1051. and referring particu- NOVELTY INN HELP WANTED MALE 8-204t boats during.the winter months. said appropriation the sum o NANCE THE COST THEREOF. three thousand two hundred fifty dol- Edward Bornar. Presldant pared by the State Department Agent for seven hundred fifty dollar BK IT ORDAINED BY THE MUNICI- agreeing to furnish said materials larly to Tltlo V, Chapter 1 et seq. Mr. Roesch added that he Lawnmowen, etc. Big yard provides plenty of PAL COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF lars (13,230), for the purposes .of fi- therefor at his own expense, and also entitled "TRAFFIC" of aaid ordl- 8'8'2t of Labor and Industry, New To oil persons engaged in business dur- TAXI DRIVERS (1750.00). nancing part of the cost of tbe im-1n consideration of bis posting a caqh UNFURN. APTS. FOR RENT Section 4. That the said sum of fifteen RAHWAY, COUNTY OF UNION, NEW intended to make available the backup space. 2092 Elizabeth provements or properties described In bond of 1800.00 in tho'office or the T T Jersey establishments had 2,- U. S. VAN LINES, Inc. full and part time, good oppor- ;housand dollars (J15.000.00V-b& and JERSEY: . Section 1 hereof, which Is to be borne BE rr_ORpAINED BY THE MAYOR NEW JER8BY « * * information developed by the ing any portion of 1963: Ave..FU"fr5614,_J. j Cltz_.Comptrailer- tg-vba-u*ftd-bp -U» 136,000 persons on their payrolls STORAGE tunity for willing worker. Should [RAHWAY he same- Is hereby appropjlattd for Section.!. That It Is hereby author- br ths Cltr-ae & general chum," pur- 'atter for payment of laid lands to be < A«t J. FREi ESTIMATES ; the purposes stated in Section t hereof. Iced that topographic maps be, pre-suant to the Local Bond Law, con-equired by the City aa aforesaid, and City of Rahway: rireman, Rahway, Salary S491O- Jaycees to all citizens of Rah- know "Rahway "4Tvlcmity;~g6ba ONE ~THREEH..-~... Section 5. That notice la hereby jn_ miay_u!y,_a_drop3L.3,3QO Horilng, Sons ' FREE ESTIMATES pared to show roads, streets, rail- -itltutlng Chapter 2 of tbe Tltlo 40A ' the Assessor's award shall be leas Section 1. The following dcicilbrd S6:00 per year. •vray^and"that he' felt certain" from June but an increase of Chapter 51 Laws of I960 amended - -pay, equip. & work, conditions. available immediately. Heat OFFICE FOR RENT given to all owners of any lands or roads, lakes, strtams and water it the Revised Statutes of Now Jersey. han said sum. the excess shall bs.re- tertcctlon Is hereby designated is at Onen to male cltiftna, two jeau HftMILTONCtEANERT real estate to be benefited by the con'courses,, buildings and'houses, -bridges, The form, maturities and other details 3TQP INTERSECTION. J resident In (Rahway. ud Grtnd~ l& Hot Water furnished. Rent f that the appointive school board 4,300 from July of last year MErcury 4-4710 FU 8-3670. itruction or acquisition of the Improve- outline Jot marsh areu. etc., as well Df said "bonds shall be determined by 'unded by the City Comptroller to V&Y^M^LZ&VIA' fcT£WE""at It3 Announced closing date for flUnt? would be overwhelmingly ap- {•State Law) requires Personal Property Busi- twi) McColley Bros. $80.00. Ask for "Mr. Sister FIVE ROOM APARTMcfar .- ments of'properties described In Sec- as contours at intervals of 2 feet, using subsequent resolutions adopted pur- UMo A. Oiacobbe, but be shall not Intersection with Church Street. A applications—September 9. 1884. Tor These figures exclude domestic, Clothes Get .LATHE, BRIDGEPORT, & tion 1 hereof of the Intention of thePhotogrammetrlo methods, suant to lair. be liable for any detldsney If the • 38* STOP sign shall be erected applications, duties and minimum- ABLE AGENCY REALTORS and/or office^ heat and hot Cltr to lefy~anrf'conect special uiess- proved in the November elec- self-employed, unpaid family, ness Tax forms and supplement (PT-I and PT- — MOVERS — — after 5:00 p.m, — Section a. That all work authorised SECTION 7. That ponding the lssu^ .ward shall bfl greater than 8600.00, on Weit Lincoln Avenue. conlificatloni apply to Department of FUlton 8-11J8 hand-screw machine'operators 1608 Irving St., Railway . water supplied, $105. month, ments against such lands and real es- ,nd alio In consideration of aald Section 2. Any Ordlnanco or Parts civil Service. State House-, Trenton, tion. tate specially benefited by tbe- con-by this ordinance bo subject to theancs of the bonds authorised in Sec- and farm workers, who are not ftafflo A. Olacobbe's furnishing tho if ordinances Inconsistent herewith New Jersey or 60 Mulberry Street, 2) to be filed with the local assessor on or be- 1537 Irving Et. Full or part-time._EIL 1-7550, 388-5020 available Sept. 1. Call BR 6-struction or acquisition of such Im- direction of and approval by tha City tion 6 hereof, there may be issued bond . 3B8-39U or 388-8057 Engineer. anticipation notes of the Cltr in an City • Title policy at his expense li- re hereby repealed. Newark 2, New Jersey. Jllhis-is-a-practical-problem," covered by the department's' S & S MANUFACTURING provements or properties in the esti- med by i> licensed Title Company of Section 3. This ordinance shall take Candidates who filed applications fore Sept. 1,1964. Forms have been mailed to Rahway RAHWAY 3283. . mated amount set out in Section 3 Poital* r«la «t ItiCiiraj. N«IT J«niT lands and real estate benefited Br thiCouncil of thi Cltr ot Rahwar, H. J« ipportunlty to bo beard concerning EEADY1 SETI GO - TO THE CONVENIENT 3 ROOMS QUHIED. AND TO PROVIDE FOR construction or acquisition ol the Im-held on the 12th day of August, BXCnoN 9. That pending tho liiu- ,ho same. ING THE COMPILED AND RE- . Angtla I. Loirlfl. tliio knonj is A. IF. BQRESCH telephone and call Pat O'Don- THE ASSESSMENT OP THE "COST provements pt properties described In 1964, and that i&ld ordinance wlU. beanco ot the asseiimint bonds author- ROBERT W. flCHROP VISED ORDINANCES OP THE CITY . Ann E. Lewis, Jnncrlptton Kits • Dy Mall incluJlcr roitott . 1850 ELIZABETH AVE. all util. supplied, nr. churches THEREOF Afl A. LOCAL IMPROVE- nA OF RATrwAv, rq-rAT".T3mNn AND S3 w«»ks - r-MO UEA-BROOKS co. CANTON HOUSE nell to clean your attic and takfg^up (or further cnnnlrttr^ft" * lied in Section_JBL_lj4rfiQt __ Ixacutris - _: _ ciu cieit PROVIDING FOR THE PUBLICA- WlneUfcr A: Brody Outside Cnloo ana Middlesex CounUei - 11.09 and bus etopr—Exc. for busr Title «per 1» nspon«l!>!e 'of tjioirsphlcil errore only couple or elderly people, 454 principal amount of not exceeding Linden. N. J, "I away. FUlton 8-7763. PAL COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ISection 1 hereof, pursuant to tho Local SaTL 1470 CampbtU Street. Rahwoj. DINAWCr ACCKPTINO ANP ADOPT- ;t/I3/4t ~ ^: <* th» «*t#nt et the »pie« tBe erron occupy. CUlmi ouut be U&£ IRVING STREET Harrison St^d fl. __ other details of.-said-bfinds-ahall-bt NJ lhflt&dT«* ««#•» fifteen-thousand -sercn hundrtd • tifty WO TBS COMFXUSD AND RXVXIID m*t» wtttta OM mile ol cutllcaOtB 1H0 IRVING ST. FU 8-1790 HWAYLCODNTyOFVN20NWBW ;7 vil -c-.•—•*- -. . - ^—-—iCT^j:
Pag« 8 RAHWAY PUBLIC. RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD, August 20,1964 Toker Appointed New Plan touch with Mr. Poperak to find work to. ceramics mm Decision Delayed (Continued from Page 1) (Continued from Page 1) out what; he's been feeding it, return to^school! SEMI MARY AVE that Mr. Toker is thoroughly into their cooperative — only RAHV/AY N J (Continued from Page 1) but we were out of luck. Twenty-dive experienced in priyaje housing, to find it not ready. Burns, local real estate broker, • • • and Herbert Southern, local in building, sales and manage- I The solution as designed by and mules once-wenf employed Homeroom Assignments We have a new champion of ment, and public housing, as a for work on the l'f architect. M.U.H.S. Servicing Inc. is "Ope- our own. We're going to have former commissioner. He also ' The board voted, 4-1, to re- ration Accommodation," a pro- to ask'his name one more time has done extensive work in in- commend that Michael Ginesi gram whereby a cooperator in because our memory is so bad dustrial real estate and has be granted a variance to raze this situation can move tempo- Fut he's about 10 and he went Made by City Schools been a member on the local a dwelling at 2428 S. George rarily into another M.U.H.S. Co- into business with us as a news- board for the past five years. Ave. and to erect an aphrtment operative, with the written un- dealer just last week. He went NEW Arrangements for ffie opening of As such, ho has worked closely Stephen Chopey to Susanne Dougher- house with 18 units. The public derstanding that when the origi- out and sold 100 copies of the public schools on Sept. 9 and the ty; Boom 101, Herbert Doyle to Aruta RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD with the local program and has hearing was conducted by the nal cooperative is ready, M.U.- News-Record in no time at all. FROM homeroom assignments of fhe Rahway studied urban renewal projects Gerberville;: Room 217, Theodore board on June 22. There were H.S. will buy back the apart- When we asked if we could Senior High and Rahway Junior High CLARK - COLONIA throughout New Jersey. The Giannechini to Ray .Had; Room 215, Merging The Rahway Record, Est 1822 with the Rahway News, Est 1930 AVENEL-ISELIN no objectors. ment under a guaranteed resale depend on him again this week, Schools were announced yesterday. ~ Rahway board felt he could best Thomas Heide to Michael Karol; Room Voting for a favorable re- provision. he said, "I'll be back tomor- Superintendent of Schools Austin fill the position. He has re- 213, Susan.Katz to Paul Lauritsen. Vol. 142, No. 15 Entered aa ftaeond Clans Matter tomendation were Mr. Miller, "As everyone knows who hasrow." And for the first time I. Singer said all new teachers are to Post Offlca RAbway Now Jorscy Rahway, N.J., Thursday, August 27, 1964 10 Pages Price 10 cents per copy signed from his membership on Room 210, John Layton to Diana 1-eo Santowasso, Herbert H. ever been involved in a new co- ever, we wished we were a daily report on Sept. 3 and 4 at 9 a.m. to the the board. Maxwell; Room 208, Geraldine Mazur- Kiehn and John SeFranka. Op- operative, the ..choice coopera- newspaper. schools to which they have been as- kivich to Greg Newkirk; Room 207, posed was Leo Kalin, who com- Mr. Toker, a member of the tive apartments are purchased signed.. MjL.Singer.said- there are 62 Katherine Novobilsky to Kenneth -jnented that the apartment iiahnay._£ciiaLof_Realtors, was criorJaxir-Jiiring-construction," 2,758 Children dsacrrefrs-who-will-be-new to the staff Pushko; Room 205 Charles Quandt to house, which will Include six educated in Elizabeth public said Bernard G. Walpin, execu- (Continued from Page 1) [ this year. _J4m^ErediSan two-bedroomjinils, would Iw* too 5chools,-aLUnion-County-Junior -tlve-director-of-the-Mutual-ope- showed "such success this year, ~ Junior and senior high school tamaria to Gary Smith; Room 2C3, large for the narrow lot. Mr. College, New York University ration. that items had to have a pre- teachers also are to report to their Enrollment to Set Record Isabel Smith, to Charles "Szantho; Miller said he feels that the and Rutgers University Exten- When such advance purchases liminary judging before they FIRST respective schools on Sept. 3 and 4, Room 202, Theodore Tatarynw to applicant made an attempt toj sion Division. are made, Mr. Walpin added, were put on exhibit. In the _UrlSioger_said.-The elementary and Catherine Walton; Room 201> Patricia— add to the green urea by cut- He is a formermember of onecan^ never pinpoint tlie date specialized art program under secondary teachers are to be in their Wargo to Jean Zong. OarkVSthools— ting the size of the proposed j! the Housing Authority of this when the building will be ready the direction of Charles Miller, schools on Sept. 8 at 9 a.m. Elevench Grade building by two fppt and by nut- • j> since there are often circums- ELECTRII city, former co-chairman of the 103 children received free art The classes are to be start on Sept. Room 308, Bonnie Allen to Steve Homes, Businesses Fewer Mosquitoes Are Are to Reopen ting the park'ng nre^s in the Rahway Heart Fund, and a ances beyond anyone's control instructions for seven weeks, 9 According to present plans, there Bianco; Room 307, John Bieljeski to side and res' insti-:") "I nn Qt member of the Inman Heights which can delay the project. tlr. Miller was assisted by Miss will be no delay in the opening of the Dorothy Craddock; Room 306, Glenn 'ieorge Ave. Association, Rahway Lodge "But thanks to our new plan, Connie Ddmpnaco, ,.»ew. J^ahway.Junior High School .Culler.-to-Robert-Dunn;—Room- 305, On SeptJO. ; Entered by Thieves no one'-ever needs-to be" stuck Reported in This Ared CLARK — This townships ul- The board voted to give favor- • 1075, B.P.O. Elks; Mulvey-Dit- Mrs. Carrie Miller, ceramics, building on schedule. Robert Duess to Christine Funek; in a' state of limbo," he said. Six break and entry case: 5-The-mosquito -situation, which Elizabeth and VVinfield.area. The umentary schools-will^pen-uu- nble recommendations to three; mars Post 681, Veterans of director,- stated-that-275 -chil- Seniorhigh school students are be- Room-304, Antonio Garay to Waiter : —The: new-"Opejalion: AccomZ —ing-urged to learn what their home-' marred a relatively quiet sea has been desperate, has shown average for this time last year Sept. 10 when between 2.7S0 and applicants for variances. Bevei' ! Foreign Wars, and Parent- dren""- registered" for"' ceramics Hall; Room 303, Danny Halsey t.o ages Unlimited nf jtili Sf.J modation" plan, which takes ef- . rooms are before they are to report ^ in that department for signs of easing, according to: was 5.26 nnd for thf previous 2,800 pupils which will be a re: Teacher Association. He has instructions. Many of the chil- Joyce Hughes; Room'302, Victor Hugo bjecturs Gregory ] various M.U.H.S. developments Special P.S. Buses -T-he-homeroom assignments are as renhan; Room 214, Margaret Naomi to The home of Lawrence Mel the mosquito breeding season is! lead the county in the number j Sept. 3 and on one "other day ; have a son and a daughter who Miss Barbara J. Miller, of 110 Madison Ave. was the by Carr I'snm;". -f 111:-: Wlittt --r Sr F AI.IOTH follows: Lind Pt R 212 Ci behind us and any increase from or skeeters throughout the sum- which has not been announced, MRS are students in Rahway Junior — direct to Linda Peterson; Room 212, Connie nuiipr u| a (H'o-iamilv horse. Eligible to participate in "Ope- ' Tenth Grade Eetty.-to Ronald Rivers; Room 209, most recent victim on the list Philip J. Carr, Democratic this point on wouM be of short jmer. Last year's index of this While school will open for High School. Mrs. Toker is a had applied fir permi^iof1 to Gary Kreutzer Married ration Accommodation" are co- Ebom 110, Barbara Abbruzzese to Ken Robins to Robert Servideo; Room tlie report being made on candidate for -Sixth Ward coun- duration and of •> strictly local'section was more than double students of Arthur L. .Johnson member of the Board of Edu- cilman, stated -at tho annual construct an diti IP by Miss Barbara Joan Miller, Pine Room, Linden, the couple operators in MUHS Servicir/ I Chris Bloodgood; Room 108 _Miry__JU3J^en:Sharpto Stephen Storms; Tuesday morning by Dominick nature " the index of R reported for Regional High School on "Sept. Mi*s Sue Albertson ation. . ..-.-„_ a picnic of the ward's Democratic .10 toot, at the n pre daughter" oTMr. and Mrs. Ro- Inc.'s four projects whose* plan- 1 entine of 90 Rudolph Ave., The mosnuito control index Union, Hillside. Roselle Park, left for a wedding trip through Elue to William Chilakos; Room 103, (Continued on Page 10) Club on Saturday at his home, 10, there will be a -Freshmen *ont duelling M I. bert S. Miller of 1651 Essex St ning is well advanced in New who had been keeping an eye (the weekly average numW of Roselle and Springfield. A lowOrientation Day program tlie ; To Richard F. Aliofh Plans to Open New England. Upon their re- 921 Richard Blvd., that he is <>nsen of £84 Mi|i.,n RM U|,P Jersey. on-the place for his vacation mosquitoes caught in one trap of 3.9 was quoted for Plainfield,. 1 and Gary Leonard Kreutzer, so previous day. Approximately 350 Miss "•IIP tJ'-T van' "*- flovvors was thp a] (Continued from Page 1) turn they will reside in this opposed to the plans of Madison ••eeks a vanan°p to n]l• ,1 ' • '.:- became the bi'dc nf Rirhai High School. Western Maryland Parents should arrange with Renewal, Elizabeth: a 250-resi- noon at 4 o'clock in St. Mark's rear door near the lock, mak ert E. Hough, priiicipal. FrrtWic AJin'li. ^oini of Mr. an' College, Westminster. Md.. andtheir physician to start this pro- Rahway High School and thedentia' l unit and shopping de- Mr. Carr said the site is in project. Roman Catholic Church. By the Stall ing entry possible. All room: Mrs. <'har)! missing items will not be pos- and make arrangements to have Mrs. John E. Kreutzer of i\e- municipjiLfacility development least in the Police Department. yesterday by Isaac Pribell, Strong opposition to the pro- commendation that a variance periods. The program will end periences available to all. bride was igown was lined SUPERIOR COURT OF SUMMARY OR SYNOPSIS OF: 1M1 AUDIT UPMT n* TU« Kdr-and-Woodland Ave, Oa -NEW—JER9m ;ey^_Misg_Marie-Lombardo, paign were .< by (he mg on Fulton St. from —^-fcewutive-Secretanat— man,—Richard ~Scia!abra'~~KeiF "sinrorganza witn peau a'ange CHANCERY DIVISION" CITY OF RAHWAY AS REQUIRED BY N. J. S. 4OH: V-7 . Qotonig Wpman Hurt javiag.been-entered on-Sunday Ridge Rd. and Brookside Rd. CConiinuedTfrom Page 1) and Alexander Tozzi and Joseph •-Typewriting of Westminster Choir College, neth Mennes, Gregory Pingor, lace applique embroidered with UNION COUNTV COMBINED COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEET while thetinitly vtaa out for the t?e-l8Et minip .between Prospect St. Hillcrest-Briarheath area — amended Laws of 1960 and that DOCKET JJF 2ET97-CS Princeton. The processional wa Locascio, newly appointed DecemtMr 31 Drewnbtr II evening. Entry was ..made by weekend in the ofO»ortcil- and Sroadway to Westfield Ave. •-Junior Accounting Robert Williams, George Sever- failure to file the forms with the seed pearls. The gown had a AXIA FEDERAL ' SAVINGS AND A8SETS' Lake.Ave. and Have? AVP... Lake "Air on the G String," by Bach, LOAN ASSOCIATION. A Snvlnfra nnd teachers, were accepted. Vur 1963 Yui- 1012 way of. the front door and no-manJohn L. PitnheU Jn, 2H8 The $ost would be $65,000." • - —Higher Accounting ence and Gerry De Marco. The Department of Assessments in Watteau-style chapel train ap- CAsh and Investmenta .. -il.OS2.97S SJ). that the other party was Ave. and Jupifor St., Acken Dr. Loan Association of tho United stnti*n Il.lo6.942 In Route 1 Accident fVMTnfM? flnnninfpH .Tnhn and the recessional was "Trum Taxts, yiaieumenta, Lleiw »nd ttmg-ttas-4ii LufbenjJL. FREB Niumenf Itrvltt for AH unior winners were from Tully City Hall will result in penalties pliqued witiupeau d'ange lace. of America, Plaintiff, 1? and Skyllne~Drywiniarris~ pet -Voluntary," by ~PuTceT --.- tV3 -:- R»c«lv»l)l«—;===s——- f lni\6 ana the premises hereinafter :30 A.M. (EDBT). qeone Ijas chalked by a side- George R. Hoffman of 91 Arm- years died yesterday at his to a central_point in.Mounlainr | skirt. Her veil_ was three-tie ofjhe-12 months' period endindi g Firgan. of-this-city.-— me-ftjwh- Bmls> : — H van H.1 it ramp thfnygh thp tickejir^will_her__distributed CLARK — Mayor.. William J. grounds; Anthony^occOj-sports = Srter=!rere=it»r~ h hhnz Raritan=Rd,^and=for-paving, net -with-peart- crown. Her flow- on-Jaa.-1,-1964 After a reception in Poskay's nnS belnjf In the City of Rnhway. Administratrix' Surplus Balance January 1 _. _* 388,737 Dr., Clark, anelectrical through the presidents of the Maguire~this week recommend- srd(Tw|ere they^wiirdhahge to 308 Main Strut : Dated August 11, 1964 samples." justchangeg d traffic signag l , tangible personal property curbing," sanitary sewers and ers were white rosebuds. Th director, and Mrs. Rachel Truji In tho County of Union and Btato of Miscellaneous—From other than Local Propertj •Mr.^Hoffman started the the bus-going to school in which >w Jersey: lacob, Alfred Richard Levlnjon. Tax Levlei 838,17»_-,- We tried, but there were only Mf Pk dd (Continued on Page 10) business tax.forms, Assessor storm drainage on John St. ed that the Board of Adjustment NORTH PLAINFIEID pa, arts and crafts director. EeKlnnlnK at a fiolnt In the Venter- attorneys Collection of Delinquent Taxes and Tax Title Liens 118,168 Mfs. Paraskevas responded to contractor in this city forjnany they are scheduled to attend maid of honor's gown was peau 205 Hobart St.. George R. Hoffman Co. in 1916 resign because it approved a s' line of Montgomery street distant Collection of Current Tax Levy . 4.057,872 aw 10-penny nails, dropped by the Anthony "F. Boresch warned northerly from Prospect St. classes. Exchange students PASSAIC de soie over organza of shrirrip New Cantor '" fret Southerly from tllo Interprc- Perth Amboy, New Jersey. Inlcrfund Loans Returned 1,762 and operated the firm until his n thereof with the southerly Una 8/13/4t Pees: S10.B0 workmen, and the bank wouldn't yesterday. and on Prospect St. between variance for a multiple-family should call the Arthur L. John- 44 Part Strttt color. The long gown had a bell Washington Ptreet: thence (1) 654 Mam Avenuf (Continued from Page 1) NOTICE TO CREDITORS Total Funds _»5,801,717 :M10 accept our deposit. retirement 10 years ago. He was John and Haliday Sts. dwelling. skirt. Her hat consisted of cir- rth 8S' ]<• 15" Went 50 feet; ESTATE OF ARTHUR TV. MUI.I.ER. Kiwanians Assessor Boresch reminded son School after tomorrow for States in 1928 and settled in hence (2) South 1* Ay 45" "Went 4fl Deceased Expenditures (Accrual Basis) born in Jersey City and moved Council adopted an ordinance Mayor Maguire said the board .NEW BRUNSWICK cles of plumes dyed to a shrimp 'eet: thence (3) South fis* u' 1.V Teachers, new and old,""who businessmen that the forms, the time and bus stop nearest Providence, R.I., where his •a«t 90 foot to a point In the Westerly Pursuant to the -order of MART C. Budget Expenditures: --- to vacate portions of Hunting- (Continued "on Page 10) 17 Livingston Avenue vANANE. SurrOKato of tho County Municipal Purposes aregetting set for the opening to Rahway-at the age of 3. He to their homes. color. Her flowers were whit ather served as a cantor for a of Montgomery Street: anil f Union, mado on tho twenty-fourth _»2,499,4!7 PT-1 and PT-2, are required hence (4) alonff nald lino of Mont- Local School Purpose* . - 203,006 ton Rd., Cambridge Rd. and Pltftst send mon information nosegays. The gowns of thi 1 dny of July. A.D.. 1964. upon the ap County Taxes of school are invited to Chll- resided in this city at 643 Cen Told About number of years. His early re- gomery Street North 1' 4S 4F." Eant plication of tho undernlffnml. as Exc _ 605.035 under Chapter 51 of Jhe Concord St. NAME bridesmaids were the same a, 0 feet to th* point.and placo of utor of tha estMo of nnld deceased, Local and Regional School Taxes — 2.120,031 drm's Library where they will tral Ave. until he moved to ligious and musical education Other Expenditures Amended Laws of 1960, and the maid of honor but a shadi lotlco Is heroby Riven to tlio crodltor.i find a hearty welcome and ADDRESS began at home and in the Tal- lelnff also known as lotn 12 anaif nald decen-ied to oxhllilt to tho Clark a month ago. that failure to file the forms lighter. 3. Block 103, Ward I, as sot forth uhscrlber under oath or affirmation Total Expenditures 45,433,502 plenty of books to dress up their Insurance Boy, 6, Catches Foot T. Will Close Building mud Torahs of Providence. He in th« tax map of the City of Rah- their claims nnd demands against thi. classrooms for Sept. 9. He was a member of Lafa- with his office, tlie Department A fan-shaped arrangement o way. estate of said deceased within six Less: Kxpendltures to be Raised by "Life Insurance and Wife In Bicycle's Spokes also sang in the snynogogue r ette Lodge 27, F. & A.M., and Belnff also knoi n as 1670 Mont- montha from tho dato of said order, Future Taxes .. , They might even want to join of Assessments, in City Hall choirs with his father and broth- gomery Street. Railway, Now Jorney. or they will bo forever barred from The Consistory of Valley of Jer- Insurance" was the subject of William Houck, 6, of- 2080 ironecutlnp or reroverlnff tho lame T«il Adjusted1 Expenditures the audience at the puppetTihow: To Clean Pool and Gym There Is duo approximately J8.- -«5,389,T75 will result in penalties and Barnett St. was treated at Rah- :rs. l.n »ltb Interest frtml Jam 1«.'gainst tno subicrtbor. • scheduled for 10:30 a,m; sey City. He also was a life a talk by Walter Degenhardt, Cantor Steinberg moved to 064 and eosti. H. RUSSELL MOnSS, JR., fiurnluj Balance December 31 -I 411,942 member of Rahway Lodge 1075, a member, before the Rahway fines being levied. way Hospital on Sunday after he The Rahway Y.M.C.A. build- ral secretary. Tho 8herlff reaervo8 th» right to Sept. 3. A delightful way, we'd New York City in 1934 where : Executor Forms are available at the caught his foot in the epoTies idjourn thU Halo. . - Attorney! COMPARATIVtrSTATEMENT Ol> OPERATION AND lURPLUi B.P.O. Elks. Kiwanls Club at its luncheon ing will be closed from Monday The facilities have had hard RALPH ORISCELEO, Sheriff ' think, to get acquainted. office. Failure to have re- of his sister's bicycle while WELCOME SAVERS attended public high school O'Connor. Morss & O'Connor, WATER UTILITY FUND Surviving are his wife, Mrs. meeting yesterday in the Elks through^ Sept J_fojrannualdea.n- and constant use over the past NTHONT.y. CARUSO. Atty. 16 N. Broad St.. ceived the • forms does not- re- riding -on the -rear—carriage; This conservative Rahway, New and City College of,-,New York 5J & BNR CX-180-O-2 Ellzahoth, N. J., Revenue (Cash Basis) Year l»6i ffg have Iwffl in tV* p FannyTurner Hoffmanns; 12 months," culmiriating-'in^ the 1iEve~busIiressmen oTThe" Tw'e1ve~stifcnes were required Jersey association- cordially in- for his secular education. He ifbref of having to print" Kenneth Hoffman of Clark; a Mr. Degenhardt, a life under- gymnasium, it was announced Camp Fairweatlier program in continued his religious studies Miscellaneous—Prom Other .thnn Water-Rents -'- responsibility for filing them. to close the wound. which as many as 150 young- vites you to open an 4MU3.00 traction, but never for our sin- sister, Mrs. Charles Held of Rah- writer, explained the meaning last night by B. U. Smith, gene- insured savings ac- in the Hebrew School and voice A Message to A Heartless Individual: Total Funds -J i cere and heartfelt compliments. way; two grandchildren and of the comprehensive and com- sters have been in the building raining with teachers. Later he • 700.H63.0O . This week .however, we take for afternoon swimming instruc- count today. ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19TH, YOU STRUCK DOWN Expenditures (Accruil Bills) three great-grandchildren. ilex plans available in terms "* Save-by-mail attended the Hebrew Union Col- OUR CAT ON WEST INMAN AVENUE; PROBABLY WMtE Budget Expenditures; - - • • • back all tbe nice things we said .Funeral-services will becon- of future protection. He also tion, bowling,-crafts, gym acti-" Operation ^ : 4 Postage Free lege of Sacred Music. •• -•- RACING DOWN THE STREET EXCEEDING THE SPEED _.S 363,167.60 t 346,129 00 last week about Rick Wiebush, ducted by the^Rev.'-Dr. Chester gave suggestions on the or- vity and group activities, Mr. Capital Purposes — 94.05O.0O •' B9.MO.00 Smith said. * Savings received As a student he held several LIMIT. Debt Service „___ — • 18,103 50 R.H.S. senior, football quarter- Other Expenditures : 18J34.0O M. Davis, pastor emeritus of the ganization of--estat.es to avoid or postmarked by part-time positions and offici- —. 186.26 back and part-time employe at Fjrst Presbyterian Church, on pjyment _of_ taxation jwhich A schedule of the fall activi- the 15th eirn1 ated for the High Holy Days in We found the catt dead, ar our driveway steps — Total IxpeulUuree- ~a~locar"Confectionery. ~ He-tlidn't Saturday at 2 p.m.ihlnTPetfit would decrease the amount ites will-be sent to all members 1 Leas: Expenditures to be RalsoL like them. We told huh we Jackson Heights Jewish Center Yon struck the animal and sped on your way. Yon took the by mail by the end of the cur- from the 1st. by Future Revenues -8 20,000.00 1 Funeral Home, 371 West Milton paid to beneficiaries. coward's way oat: You didn't have the decency to acknow- didn't write them for him, we rent week, advising them of * Savings insured and Massapequa Jewish Center Total Adjusted Expenditures Ave. Interment will be-in Rah- Six. members of the Linden ledge what yon had done. Yon are no less shameful than the 455.507.26- * 464.000.00 wrote them for his mother, but the fall, winter and spring pro- I to $10,000. f New York. Since his gradua- way Cemetery. club attended the session as an hit-and-run driver who strikes down a human being. A cat, Operatlni Surplus Balance. December 31 he still didn't like them. grams and schedule. The pro- * Legal investment ion in 1953, he has served as 312,728.74 * 245.t93«) interclub meeting. of coarse, Is bnt at animal. But I could look to a cat with gram will be simitar.tQ the pro- for Pension, Cor- antor-educator of Congregation more respect than to an animal such as you. JOHN KANE RECOMMENDATIONS: So — Rlck-Wlebush is not a Purolator's Directors The birthday anniversary of Beth Mordecai, Perth Amboy; 1. That tax office mike all tax sale c nice guy, he is not powerfol- gram which was in effect prior porate and Trust Paid Approved Dividend Willard Taylor and the wedd- I "Ymple Israel, in North Carol- (Continued on Page 10) to the summer program that Funds. Quarterly The directors of Purolator ing anniversaries of Donald J. began in June. ina,-and Genesis Hebrew Con- Gibbons and John Linkel were JL Products Inc. yesterday de-" Groups wishing to use the gregation,-Tuckahoe, N.Y. For the Best tn Taxi Service observed. AXIA FEDERAL SAVINGS He is a charter member of Pleaie Continue to Call clared a cash dividend of 25 facilities of the Rahway Y.M.- This Week's cents per share on outstanding and LOAN ASSOCIATION the American Conference of FU 8-0116 Board of Adjustment C.A. for evening or afternoon Note: Mark S. common stock. The dividend is meetings are being advised to Cantors, a member of,Jhe /.Al- • 5. That the Recreation Dept. maintain u C«sh Book umni of Hebrew Union College- Woods. • Jr. Is no DEPENDABLE TAXI payable Sept. 15 to shareholders To Make Decisions notify the "Y" this week or •6. That tho Ma«lstrate'« bank account be reconciled'! ,monthly. Hews Record oncer employed of record on Sept. 4. The com- The Board of Adjustment will immediately after the building School of Sacred Music, and BEAUTY CONTEST FINALIST - Four-year-old Susan" SERVICE, INC. by or connectBd 'dnrch pany's last dividend, declared have a special meeting on Mon- has reopened. No desk coverage 1591 Irving Street Cantors Assembly. Lynne Witheridge, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Withe- Stand located on Mlllon Ave. along side ol • 8. That 1 with Dependablr on May 26, was 25 cents a day at 7:30 p.m. in the Munic- will be offered during the cur- He is married to the former ridge Jr. of 492 West Grand Ave., will be a finalist this after- Penn Railroad Station. 1 Rahway, New Jersey I Taxi Flat rale charges for Airport, Boat' and -Train PLAN RELIGIOUS SUBLET — Talking over plans for share, an increase of 5 cents ipal Council chamber of City rtiss Corinne Cohen of New noon in the baby bathing beauty competition at Olympic rent week except by appoint- connection. continuance of the religions survey being made by youth ol over the previous dividend. Hall to announce'decisions on ment as four of the regular ('ork City. They have two sons, Park, Irvington. Susan won her division, lorxMldren to six 5:00 AM to 12:30 AM (Older hours by prior • 10C2 Recommendations. toe Flrst-Pw«byter>an Chnrch, Avenel, "are; Heft to right, PINAL SESSION - fiay campers Mf Camp -Falrweather, the Rahway Y.M. heldon Neal, 8, and Michael years of age, at the amusement, park's pool on Thursday •ppolnlmenl) 7 Days » Week "THE NBAT The abovo summitry . Fred ffennaosv, IMJfaytijniJtod-KeHlsct Jle survey, On July 28, Purolator an- cases being considered by the C.A.'s summer program, begta the lastjiay's activities in Rahway River Park;ion Thursday employes, of the "Y" will be- I •..CL-6AN DARK.. RED. TAXI" 2way_Riuio equip., board, "it was announced yester- taking vacations at that time. nounced "record Tirst-balf sales with appropriate exercises. The season.was the most successful ever-held by the Y.M.C.A. MJ^JThey are residing at -The .bine-eyed Monde weighs #-peta^wthatouda^Uiree feet'~ ped for (aster s, bellor Service. will-attempt fo dclennlne what contemporary yoflth thinks 326 Elm Ave. eight inchej. "' :—":•— about a variety ol religions subjects. of, $33,082,505 and earnings oE day by Herbert H. Kiehn, sec- which, bad a total of 280 boys and girls enrolled during the eight-week program. The average Emergency questions may be^ $2,533,7617 of jmrper share:: Br tte" iununey"was ^'cMdr directed-to-Mrz^-Smith's: hornet. ' &• W." fiCHflOF,CltTk T A - -r-