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•••£••:••. ••'r VOL. 161 NO. 30 RAHWAY, NEW , THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1983 USPS 454-160 20 CENTS In-school suspension approved as alternative

An alternative in-school Also adopted was a po- Twice in the last year city was adopted by a 6-2-1 Petrino from begin chair- -Authorized the renewal suspension program, thr- licy on "Audfometric Scr- voters have defeated bond vote, with Mr. Henderson man of the elementary child of a dental insurance pro ough which Rahway High eening," which provides for issues calling for almost and Betta Jacobs voting study team at Franklin gram with the New Jersey v -: School students accused of hearing testing for those in $6,000,000 in improve- against the measure and School to being chairman of Dental Plan, effective the minor offenses, such as pre-school, kindergarten to ments at the school. Rick Proctor abstaining. the child study team at same dates as the above pro- missing classes and being fourth grade, sixth, eighth In what was reportedly * * # Rahway High School for gram. late, will be able to take and 10th grades, and those the fourth time the issue has In other action, Board the 1983-1984 school year. -Gave their permission their punishment within the new to the district in addi- come before the school members: •-Appointed Gregory Ma- for the awarding of prim school building, was part of tion to those recommended body, Board members voted ••Accepted a $5,000 don- ier as a substitute teacher shop supply orders to three the school's code of be- for the testing by the child to provide transportation ation from the Merck Foun- on a per-dicm basis for the firms. havior, adopted July 18 by study team. for two handicapped stu- dation of Rahway for imple- upcoming school year. -Approved the awarding the Rahway Board of Edu- dents to attend special mentation of computers at -Created and posted a of home economics supply cation. In his annual report on the letter to the public on workshops in Roselle. the junior high school. 12-month clerk-typist posi- orders to two firms. According to Assistant ••Appointed Mr. Brunette tion at the junior high ••Authorized the award Superintendent of Schools the Right-to-Know Law, Parents of the students Superintendent of Schools have requested the trans- as the authorized repre- school. ing of athletic supply orders Nicholas F. Delmonaco, the sentative and Frank Lu- •-Okayed the Annual to four firms. students will be given de- Frank Brunette announced portation be provided this the annual sta.l£ evaluation month and next month for kaszewicz as contact person Report of Vandalism and r merits under the new sys- in applying for a $139,687 Violence for 1982-1983. - Agrecd to enter into a tem, and for the first of- of the schools, had com- the pupils, who are enrolled contract with the Children's mended the .expansion of in the Rahway school sys- grant for communication •Approved the senior fense they will receive in- and mathematics and for a class prom for the class of Specialized Hospital in school suspension for one the gifted-and-talented pro- tem, to the Union County Mountainside for eight gram, improvements in staff Special Education Center. grant in the amount of 1984 to be held at the Land- day, the second offense two $219,576 for compensatory Mark Inn in Woodbridgc hours of occupational days and the third offense evaluation and computeriz- According to Board presi- therapy each week at $29 ing of student records. dent, Ronald Matusaitis, education in communica- on Friday, May 25, of next HERE'S THE PROPOSAL - Union County Freeholder Charlotte DeFillippo of Hillside three days. tion and mathematics. The year. per hour, beginning on explains the proposal by Rahway Hospital for a temporary parking lot at Rahway's Saturday suspension wilh Mr. Brunette said, how- the motion to provide the Wednesday, Sept. 7, and transportation had come first would be a federal -•Accepted the resigna- Green Field at the Union County Board of Chosen Freeholders meeting on July 14. be reserved for more serious ever, the former Union grant and the second a state tion of Mrs. Debra Moro- continuing to Sunday. June offenses such as smoking County acting superinten- before the education body 17, of next year. three times in conference grant. ney, a home economics and very serious offenses dent of schools, Virginia ••Created and posted teacher at the junior high -Re-appointed Paul Di- such as committing vio- Brunson, who wrote the let- meeting, but had been vo- ted down. three teaching positions for school, effective Wednes- Giano the as adult school lence, will result in the stu- ter, had recommended the the federal Chapter No.l day, Aug. 31. coordinator and Mrs. Ei- dent being asked to leave Board establish a plan for One of the problems, ac- program. -Approved a resolution leen Miller as the adult school on suspension. promotion of extensive re- cording to Board member, -Authorized the submis- to join the New Jersey school secretary for the IM PLOY The Board also introduc- novation work at the high Barry Henderson, is the sion and operation, if fund- School Boards Assn. In- 1983-1984 school year. ed «*policy on beh,ayipr for school. Board is not legally required ed, of an Inexpensive Book surance Group. -•Appointed adult school Rahway Junior HilJh Sch- The feeling^ of the new to provide the transporta- Distribution Program -Gave theic permission teachers for the 1983-1984 ool, but according to Mr. county superintendent, tion and vans may be un- worth $2,148 under Read- for the renewal of a pre- fall/spring terms. Delmonaco, details on that Vito Gagliardi of Clark, are available because of pre- ing Is Fundamental at scription drug insurance -Again named Carmine policy were still being for- not known on the matter, vious commitments. Roosevelt School and the program with the C. W. Venes as the coordinator of mulated and could not be according to a spokeswo- A resolution to provide junior high school during Bollinger Co., effective July the Saturday Enrichment released until the second man in Mr. Brunette's of- the transportation, in- the 1983-1984 school year. 1 of this year to Saturday, Program, for the 1983 ) 984 UAH WAY H reading of the policy. fice. troduced by Bernard Miller, •Transferred William June 30, of next year. school year. SecondBaptist opens new doors Special Election:

The Second Baptist tion at this service is a Church, located on the cor- resolution passed by the Ci- ner of Lawrence St. and E. ty Council of Rahway to Rematch of Primary Milton Ave., Rahway, will the church for the services celebrate the opening of its it has provided to the com- new sanctuary for worship. munity for the past 90 By R. R. Faszczewski terms. Assn. Narcotics in Linden. The church was organi- years, and to the present Unlike the crowded field The fourth community in A former trustee of the If you wish to vole on zed in 1882 and incorpor- congregation for its accom- in the June 2 Elections, in the 20th District is Cartcret, Union Pleasure Circle in Tuesday, it is good to know ated in 1924. The Rev. plishment in the building of which Rahwayans had to which is in Middlesex Cou- Elizabeth, the independent the location of your polling James W. Ealey has been a new church edifice and cast ballots in both Demo- nty. contender is the former vice place. the pastor since Sept., 1967. the completion of a new cratic and Republican Only two candidates will president of the Polish Na- Polls in the cily will be During that period of time sanctuary. Primaries and in a Special be on the ballot in that tional Home in Bayway. open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. the church has more than This service will be fol- Election to fill the seat Tuesday's voting. He ran unsuccessfully for There are 13,294 regis- tripled in membership, lowed by a series of services vacated by State Sen. John They are the Democratic the United States Senate in tered voters in Rahway, in creating a need for add- leading up to the dedication T. Gregorio of Linden, nominee, Freeholder Thom- 1972, carrying Union Cou- eluding 6,248 independents, FORMULATING A REPLY - George Argast, right, the associate director of Rahway itional space for worship of the new building on the Rahway voters will decide as W. Long of Linden, and nty in the Democratic 4.449 Democrats and 2,597 Hospital, listens to one of the speakers at the July 14 Union County Board of Chosen and other church activities, fourth Sunday in Novem- on the filling of only one an independent contender, Primary over the organiza- Republicans. Democrats. Freeholders meeting in Elizabeth on a resolution supporting a Rahway citizens commit- reports a spokesman. ber as the congregation position ori Tuesday in a Henry Kielbasa, also of tion candidate. Republicans and indepen ' tee study of a temporary parking lot at the city's Green Field proposed by the hospital, A new building was sta- celebrates its 91st anniver- contest between only two Linden. A freeholder for the past dents may cast ballots in the and rescinding a previous resolution supporting the lot. In the background, a hospital rted in May, 1981. The sary. rivals. The election will be a 18 years, Mr. Long has ser- Special Election. employe displays a sign supporting the lot. sanctuary has taken two Regular worship will be Because the Democratic rematch of sorts, since both ved as an assistant super- The locations of the poll- years to complete. held each Sunday at 11 Assemblyman Raymond J. Freeholder Long and Mr. intendent of schools in ing places are listed below. The celebration of the a.m., with special services Lesniak won the Special Kielbasa were contenders Linden since 1972. For further information, opening of the sanctuary scheduled to begin on the Election and became the for the two Assembly slots He has served as a free- please telephone Cily Clerk for worship will be on Sun- first Sunday in November. 20th District's state senator, in the June 2 Democratic holder director and as the Francis R. Senkowsky ai day, July 31, with two ser- the Legislature has voted to Primary. chairman of the Mayor's 381-8000. vices. The regular Sunday hold another Special Elec- In the Primary the Dem- Education Committee on Morning Worship Service Andrea Wright tion, on Tuesday, Aug. 2, to ocratic nods were easily will be at 11 o'clock and the gets scholarship fill his unexpired term in the won by Freeholder Long WARD DISTRICT POLLING PLACES ADDRESS Church Opening Celebra- Assembly. and his runningmate, in- 1st 1st Grovcr Cleveland School E. Milton Ave. tion Service will be at 4 p.m. A Rahway resident, An- Republican Party leaders cumbent Assemblyman 1st 2nd Grover Cleveland School E. Milton Ave. The Rev. George Taylor drea L. Wright, was award- in Union County, which in- Thomas J. Deverin of 1st 3rd Senior Citizen Housing 224 W. Grand Ave. holds a doctorate in phil- ed a Presidential Trust cludes three of the four Carteret. 1st 4th Senior Citizen Housing 224 W. Grand Ave. osophy and sociology from Fund Scholarship of $400 communities in the district, Since Assemblyman Dev- 2nd 1st Franklin School St. George Ave. Oklahoma State University. at Kean College of New Rahway, Linden and Eliza- erin already holds a seat in 2nd 2nd Franklin School St. George Ave. He is the former dean of the Jersey in Union. beth, decided not to run the Assembly, he would not 2nd 3rd Franklin School St. George Ave. School of Religion at the According to Dr. Nathan anyone in the heavily Dem- run in the Special Election 2nd 4th Franklin School St. George Ave. Virginia Union University Weiss, the college president, ocratic district in the Special to fill the other district seat. 3rd 1st Columbian Club 80 W. Inman Ave. Seminary, and presently a she is among 24 students Election, preferring to con- Win, lose or draw on 3rd 2nd Columbian Club 80 W. Inman Ave. professor of sociology at who have been awarded centrate their efforts on the Tuesday, however, the 3rd" 3rd Columbian Club 80 W. Inman Ave. Virginia State University in scholarships for the General Election in Novem- Democratic nominees in 3rd 4th Columbian Club SOW. Inman Ave. Petersburg, Va. The pastor 1983-1984 academic year. ber, when the district's November for the Assem- 4th 1st Grover Cleveland School E. Milton Ave. of the Second Mount Olive Miss Wright, a junior three legislative seats will be bly will still be Freeholder 4th 2nd Golden Age Towers 220 E. Milton Ave. Baptist Church in King and physical therapy major, up to voters to fill for full Long and Assemblyman 4th 3rd Golden Age Towers 220 E. Milton Ave. Queen County, Va., will be serves as a supervisor at the in 1980 and 1981. She was Deverin. 4th 4th Golden Age Towers 220 E. Milton Ave. the speaker for both ser- Rahway tennis courts. She presented the Bauch and Summarizing the back- 5th 1st Rahway Sen. Cit. Cntr. 1306 Esierbrook Ave. vices. For the 4 p.m. service is a member of the Kean Lomb Science Award, the grounds of the two hopefuls 5th 2nd Rahway Sen. CiL-XjlLr. 13D6JEslcrbrooLAjiC— Hn Tucsday's~conrest, Mr. v .TJaeJiey. I3i^TayloFAwll be -€oHege—Physical-Theraipyf^ATneTtCaTrCarrCoTFounaa-"" JrdRahway Sen. Cit. Cntr. 1306 Esterbrook Ave. accompanied by the choir Club and serves as a mathe- tion Scholarship and the Kielbasa is a "wreckmaster" 5th 4th Rahway Sen. Cit. Cntr. 1306 Esterbrook Ave. SPEAKING HER MIND - One of the opponents of the proposed temporary Rahway and congregation from the matics tutor. Alumni Assn. Scholarships with Conrail. He is a 6th 1st Madison School Gymnasium Madison Ave. Hospital parking lot at Green Field in Rahway speaks before the Union County Board of Second Mount Olive Bap- She was named to when she was graduated member of the Greater Eli- 6th 2nd Madison School Gymnasium Madison Ave. Chosen Freeholders in Elizabeth on July 14. Looking on is Rahway Sixth Ward Coun- tist Church. "Who's Who Among Amer-' from Rahway High School zabeth Democratic Assn. 6th 3rd Madison School Gymnasium Madison Ave. cilman James J. Fulcomer. Scheduled for presenta- ican High School Students" in 1981. and the Thomas G. Dunn 6th 4th Madison School Gymnasium Madison Ave. RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1983 PAGF. PAGE 2 THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1983 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT Bradley bill backs National State, Community Elizabeth bank weapons agency to merge Calendar The Senate approved leg- maneuverable than modern m The president and chief islation co-sponsored by Soviet jets." executive officer of The Na- New Jersey Democratic An another example, r tional State Bank of Eli- EDITOR'S NOTE: In order for us to adequately prepare Sen. Bill Bradley to esta- Sen. Bradley noted, 'The zabeth, W. Emlen Roose- the Community Calendar, all events for the following blish an independent wea- Air Force is buying a S3.6 velt, and David J. Hughes, week should be submitted by 5 p.m. on the WEDNESDAY pons-testing agency in the billion system to enable the the president of the before you would like them to appear. Dept. of Defense. B-52 to penetrate Soviet air Elizabeth Savings Bank, The legislation was defense and guide its cruise also of Elizabeth, announc- adopted by a vote of 91 to 5 missiles to the target, but ed an agreement under RAHWAY as an amendment to a S200 the new systems have not which The National State --ENDING FRIDAY, JULY 29 - St. Mary's School, An- billion defense authoriza- l)een tested against realistic Bank intends to acquire the nual Glad Days. tion bill for the 1984 fiscal simulations of Soviet assets and to assume the -THURSDAY, JULY 28 -- Students making dragons on year. radar." deposits and liabilities of the MR. AND MRS. DOUGLAS N. BAUMANN July 27 may return to Public Library to paint them, 10:30 Currently the Pentagon's "We must remedy this sit- Elizabeth Savings Bank. (She Is the former Miss Louise Hawruslk) to 11 a.m. Volunteer, Margaret Novalany to read to testing operations are run uation," the legislator The agreement, which children of pre-school to kindergarten age, 2 to 2:30 p.m. by the same offices respon- noted. "The establishment has been approved by the Access for handicapped,381-4110, two days before event. sible for procurement. of an independent test and Board of Directors of both Miss Hawrusik --TUESDAY, AUG. 2 •- City Council, Pre-Meeting Con- The new agency, called evaluation agency would re- •J banks, will become effective ference, 7:30 p.m., Council Chambers, City Hall, City the Office of Operational present a significant first after the Comptroller of the weds Mr. Baumann Hall Plaza. Testing and Evaluation, step." Currency and other regula- --MONDAY, AUG. 8 -• City Council, Regular Meeting, would report the results of Under the legislation, the tory bodies approve the Miss Louise Anne Hawrusik, the daughter of Mr. 8 p.m., Council Chambers, City Hall, City Hall Plaza. its tests directly to the de- director of the new agency ; fense secretary's office. would have authority to • ^- transaction. At the same Michael Hawrusik of 201 Raynor St., Iselin, was married -TUESDAY, AUG. 9 -- Rahway Historical Society, 8 u time each depositor of the to Douglas Nelson Baumann of 237 Middlesex Ave., p.m., Merchants' and Drovers' Tavern, St. George and "The basic rationale for manage all weapons testing. '•5 Elizabeth Savings Bank will Iselin. the son of Mrs. Douglas Baumann, Sr. of 901 Mid- Westfield Aves., Liberty Square. this office is weapons ought Sen. Bradley acknowled- TOPS IN OUR BOOK - Henry Varriano, left, the presi receive an equivalent type wood Dr., Rahway, on Saturday, May 28, in St. Cecelia's --THURSDAY, AUG. II -- Board of Education, Caucus, to be tested thoroughly and ged the creation of an in- Ident of Clark Unico, and Mrs. Marilyn Vincenti, the account in the National R. C. Church in Iselin. 8 p.m.. Superintendent's Office, Rahway. Junior High realistically," Sen. Bradley dependent testing agency 1 mother of the Clark Unico scholarship award winner, se- State Bank. The Rev* German Paculan performed the 2 p.m. School. told the Senate before the would not solve the related cond from left, congratulates Anne Vincenti, the The transaction, when ceremony. --MONDAY, AUG. 15 -• Board of Education, Regular vote on July 14. problem of increasing costs !;'.:U^-':-.- "Today, they are not. for weapons. "EVENLY MATCHED" - Craig MacDonald as Sydney surprises Jim Bracchitta as Clif- scholarship winner, second from right. Her father, consummated, will result in A reception followed at the Knights of Columbus Meeting, 7:55 p.m., Roosevelt School Auditorium. Board ford in SUMMERFUN's production of Ira Levin's "Deathtrap," now to Saturday. July t- 'A' FOR AGRICULTURE - William Kenny, the assistant carries a grant of $3,000, is sponsored by the National The tests now run by the "Tough and continuing William Vincenti, right, looks on. a bank with total assets ex- secretary of the New Jersey Dept. of Agriculture, left, Assn. of State Depts. of Agriculture and R. J. Reynolds Hall in Sayreville. of Adjustment. 30. SUMMERFUN, a New Jersey professional summer theater, is in residence at ceedingSl.l billion, reports Escorted by Frank Hawrusik, her brother, the bride -•TUESDAY, AUG. 23 -- Planning Board. Defense Dept. are not real- competition for defense congratulates Dr. Herschel Elliot, an assistant professor Industries. Inc. James Long, the vice president and istic. They have not kept Montclair State College in Upper Montclair. All performances are at 8:30 p.m. in Mr. Roosevelt. had Mrs. Connie Dziombak as her matron of honor. The •-WEDNESDAY, AUG. 24 -- Parking Authority, Mon- contracts must be emphasiz- Memorial Auditorium. For reservations or further information,please telephone Ih.- of agricultural engineering at the University of Delaware, controller of the Food and Beverage Group of R. J. pace with the technological National State has an of- bridesmaids were Joanne Ward, Cathy Hawrusik, Susan thly Caucus, 7:30 p.m., home of Louis Garay, 1299 Clark ed to reduce costs," he said. SUMMERFUN box office at 746-9120. center, on receiving a Northeast Regional Award for ex- Reynolds Industries, right, presented the award at the improvements in Soviet "However, the independent fice in Rahway. cellence in agricultural education. The award, which recent summer meeting of the association. Hawrusik, Kathy Baumann and Lee Grotz. St. Unico honors Alfie Grillo served as the best man. The ushers were --MONDAY, AUG. 29 -- Chamber of Commerce, 7 weapons," the senator add- test agency will at least in- Timothy Vail, Robert Vail, Ken Levitzky and Kevin p.m., Huffman-Koos Auditorium, St. George Ave. ed. crease the chances the wea- part of their second fund Repertory group Ward. CLARK To show the need for the pons will work once they Day care center raising event for 1983, a> Tennis coaches new agency, he pointed out, are built. Both our com- Anne Vincenti Peruvian population Following a honeymoon in Virginia, the couple will -TUESDAY, AUG. 2 -• Regional Board of Education, part of their yearly fund to open finale reside in Iselin. Regular Meeting, 8 p.m.. Instructional Media Center, "The Air Force and Navy mitment to national se- raising obligation to tlu- Mrs. Baumann is a graduate of Rutgers College and Jonathan Dayton Regional High School, Springfield. now test their missiles aga- curity and to the soldiers awards prizes venter. Clark Unico held its An- In the fall the student will marks independence The Repertory Theatre to hold clinic is employed by Puerto Rico Marine Management, Inc. --TUESDAY, AUG. 9 -- Planning Board, Executive Ses- inst dummy aerial targets and sailors of this nation re- There was $50 in cash nual Scholarship Dinner at attend Williams College in Company of New Jersey on It's commonplace today nis Teachers Conference that are slower and less quire no less." The Rahway Day Care by Joanie Moody. The Rahway area's popu- Mr. Baumann attended Colby College and is sion. Public Library, Fun Time for those in kindergarten awarded to the highest twn Aliperti's Restaurant in Massachusetts. She will eral of the club; and spe- July 25 opened its final pro- to read how touring pro- scheduled for Wednesday employed by Quadra Technology, Inc. as a computer pro- to third grade, 2 to 3 p.m. Center sponsored a raffle The second prize, won by parent sellers, who were Clark on June 21. lation of Peruvian descent, eches by the club president, pursue a double major of duction of the season, three fessionals rely on a cadre of to Friday, Aug. 31 to Sept. grammer. --WEDNESDAi, JMH, 10 -• Board of Adjustment, Ex- drawing on June 27 at its Dot Handy, was a SI00 gift Janet Fekcte and Patricia which is quite substantial Miguel Nogueria. and club This year the organiza- physics and English. She is one act comedies, "The Still specialists: Nutritionists, 2, during the first week of ecutive Meeting, 8 p.m.. Conference Room, Municipal June Pre-school graduation certificate from Shop-Rite. Blankenship. The staff was according to Rahway Third public relations spokesman. tion selected Anne Vin- planning to complete her Alarm" by George S. Kauf- psychologists, sports physi- the United States Open, re- Building, Westfield Ave. Library Board of Trustees, State offers party as part of its annual The third prize consisted also encouraged ta sell Ward Councilman Max Alex Menacho. centi, of Emerson Rd., education with a master's man, "Passion, Poison, and cians and trainers. This ports a spokesman. Library Meeting Room. fund-raising program. of a S60 dinner at the tickets for the center. One Clark, to receive its sch- degree in business admin- Sheld, July' 23 held a cel- The speakers expressed Miss Petraroia, Petrifaction" by George trend is not unique to ten- coaches will be con- -MONDAY, AUG. 15 -- Township Council, Regular First prize won was a Tropicanna in Atlantic Ci- paid vacation day • was olarship. istration, which would aid ebration of the 162nd an- their love of freedom and Bernard Show, and "God" nis. Virtually every Olympic ducting tennis seminars and S250 gift certificate from niversary of Peruvian inde- Meeting, 8 p.m., Council Chambers, Municipal Building, awarded to a staff member. The scholarship recipient her in obtaining her goal of their appreciation for living by Woody Allen. sport seems to be under the speakers will include players Mr. Petigrow marry job-search help Bambcgers. It was received The parents of the center Westfield Ave. Carmen Villanueva, for sell is a graduate of Arthur L. working in a managerial pendence from Spain at the in such a free country as the Performances will be at influence of computer sim- and former professionals, -•TUESDAY, AUG. 16 -- Public Library, Fun Time. A new Jobs Search Assis- "many of our unemployed children sold the tickets as ing the most tickets. Johnson Regional High position in a science- City Hall Plaza in Rahway: United States. Kean College of New Jer- ulation, high technology such as John Newcombe, "••Miss Jennifer Petraroia, the daughter of Mr. and Craft Program, for those in fourth to seventh grade, 2 to tance Program to help long- are displaced workers who School in Clark, ranking in oriented company. According to Council- After the hoisting of the sey's Vaughn-Eames Studio monitoring or innovative Tom Gorman, Marty Ries- Joseph Sibiga Mrs. Michael J. Petraroia of Rahway, was married to 3 p.m. Register, 388-5999. term unemployed New Jer- worked for the same com- the lop three of her class. The award winner is the man Sheld, members of the Peruvian flag on a pole next Theatre in Union and will training techniques. sen, Mary Carillo and Sher- Richard B. Petigrow of Woodbridge, the son of Mr. and -MONDAY, AUG. 22 -- Board of Adjustment, Regular sey residents find work has pany many years, and never During her high school daughter of William Vin- Peruvian community had to the American flag out- run to today and from Do all of these expanding wood Stewart. at confab Mrs. Norman B. Petigrow of West Orange, on Sunday, Meeting, 8 p.m., Council Chambers, Municipal Building, begun, Commissioner Ro- had to seek employment in career she was editor-in- ccnti, a college adminis- NEW REGIME - Robert Tart, left, the deputy district asked Mayor Daniel L. side City Hall, the Peruvian Monday to Thursday, Aug. fields of knowledge in sport For more information on June 12, at the Pines Manor in Edison. Westfield Ave. ger A. Bodman of the New a competitive atmosphere. for leaders chief of the yearbook, and trator at Kean College of governor of Unico National, congratulates Henry Var- Martin permission to hold national anthem was play- 1 to Aug. 4. have any effect on the rest how to attend the confer- Rabbi Bruce S. Block performed the 2 p.m. •-TUESDAY, AUG. 23 -• Elementary Board of Educa- Jersey Dept. of Labor an- They lost their jobs either .was involved on the golf New Jersery in Union, and riano, the newly-elected president of Clark Unico. the celebration, but since ed. All attending were then of the tennis players in the ence, write or telephone the Curtain time for all per- ceremony. tion, 8 p.m., Administration Building, Schindlcr Rd. Plan- nounced. because the company mo- A Rahway resident, 'team and in the Key Club, Mrs. Marilyn (Mueller) Vin- Mayor Martin was out of invited to an open house at world? Of course they do. United States Tennis Assn. formances will be 8 p.m. A reception followed at the Pines Manor. ning Board, Regular Business Meeting. The program is in line dernized its operation, or Joseph Sibiga, the son of the National Honor Socie- centi, who is a teacher's aide the city on business the day the club. And one of the chief means Education and Research Tickets are S5. Escorted by her father, the bride had Miss Rosanne with Gov. • Thomas H. closed down," he added. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sibiga -ty, the Honor Society, the in the Westfield school Re-cycling plant of the,gala, the councilman Councilman Sheld was of passing along the latest in Center, 729 Alexander Rd., For more information, Petraroia, her sister, as her maid of honor. The Kean's directive jobs be a of Rahway, is presently at- .Student Council and as the system. acted as'.:the mayor's re- presented with a metal plate tennis knowledge and infor- Princeton, N. J. 08540, Department experts es- please telephone 561-2618 bridesmaids were Marlene Petigrow, Karen Petigrow and top priority, and he whole- tending the New Jersey Ki- president of the Italian The installation of the presentative. embossed with the emblem mation is the National Ten- telephone 609-452-2580. timate as many as 28,500 or 756-4163. Barbara Sabatino. State schools heartedly supports it, said New Jersey residents will be wanis Youth Leadership In- Honor Society. following officers was also may re-surface Councilman Sheld wel- which is on the Peruvian The brothers of the groom, Paul M. and Steven R. stitute at Trenton Stale Col- comed the participants in Commissioner Bodman. served in the program at a : Outside of school, she performed at this dinner: This fall may see the re- There is now the possi- national flag, and edged Petigrow. served as best men. The ushers were Michael J. lege in Ewing Township. Spanish and spoke a few He added the program cost of $1.3 million. The also found time to tudor Henry Varriano, president; birth of efforts to build a bility a proposed plant with Aztec symbols. Biblc and Mark A. Petraroia, the brothers of the bride. change names He will be involved in words in Spanish, welcom- will be funded with $2.3 program will last for one classical piano, work with George Abruzzo, vice pres- multi-million-dollar garbage could produce steam for He said he will present X- % OLD Following a honeymoon in Aruba, the couple will leadership activities along ing those participating, and the plate to the city lor million in current-year fun- year. the local church youth ident and secretary, and recycling plant in Rahway, Merck and electricity to be reside in Woodbridge. Human Services Com- North Princeton Develop- with 32 other high school then spoke in English. display in the City Hall. Fellowship ding which had been set The Job Search Assis- .group and belong to a rac- Robert Spinella, treasurer. according to Union County bought by Public Service Mrs. Petigrow is a graduate of Linden High School missioner George J. Alba- mental Center; the North young people from all over quetball club. The event, which was Ammonia is a wonder- ilSJDEWALK nese announced July 12 the aside for a displaced-work- tance Program was unveil- officials. Electric and Gas Co., ac- worker at stain removal. Use Church and the Berkeley Business School" and is attending Kean Jersey Training School in the state. sponsored by Club Social names of the seven state Totowa to the North Jersey ers' program. Some SI.8 ed recently during a Four United States firms cording to Mr. Kazar. it on any fabrics except College of New Jersey in Union. She is employed by million of this funding was meeting of the New Jersey One of the activities in Deportivo "Rahway Peru" those containing silk or an evangelical denomination schools serving mentally Developmental Center, the involved in constructing the He said interested mun- SALE Elizabeth Arden in New York City as an administrative provided by the federal Job Training Coordinating which he is engaged centers of 1567 Irving St., featured U int£X£itctl tn itaxting a retarded people in New Jer- type of plant envisioned by icipalities are projecting a wool. Moisten the stain assistant. New Lisbon State School in on creating a fictional com- Lori Luxenberg the major address, by Maria with straight ammonia and enuxen in tyout ax*a. c/jxz. i/ou sey have been changed to Emergency Jobs Bill. Council. county officials are ex- five-year timetable for total Her husband was graduated from Columbia High New Lisbon to the New Lis- munity and developing its Prugue, the secretary gen- keep it wot until the stain is developmental centers. "The Emergency Jobs Another SI million in pected to be asked to submit completion of the project. intexzxtea in nzaxing mo\£ School, Lehigh University, Seton Hall University Law bon Developmental Center, government and resources gone. Rinse with water. The name changes at the Bill mandated only we have fiscal 1983 dollars will be proposals after the formal The city has not lost in- about it. SELECTED School and New York University Law School. He is the Woodbine State School as well as identifying its pro- serves in 'Senate' — —» ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ~- — ^^«^i«w«vvv H •• v V • • • • H H ^1 Hf schools were changed this a plan for spending the used to set up a customized request is made for the pro- terest in the project. Indeed, employed with Lampf, Lipkind, Prupis and Petigrow in in Woodbine to the Wood- blems and needs. ^•MERCHANDISE month as a result of a law bine Developmental Center, money by Friday, Sept. 30," training program for em- The daughter of Mr. and posals, according to prin- the Rahway City Council West Orange as an attorney. His participation will end tive states as well as mem- BELL DRUGS OF RAHWAY recently enacted by Gov. the Vineland State School Commissioner Bodman ployes in new and expand- Mrs. Allen Luxenberg of cipal county planner, Jo- recently re-affirmed a 1981 8 Jh SEASONAL ITEMS- with a graduation program bers of the cabinet. Thomas H. Kean. in Vineland to the Vineland said. "But we intend to put ing industry, said Frederick Clark, Lori Luxenberg, ar- Mrs. Walter Stolte of soph Kazan resolution of intention ap- he) 'GIFTS -GLASSWARE on Saturday, July 30. "The change in names at Developmental Center, the the money to work sooner, W. Radlmann, the staff rived July 16 to attend the Chesterfield, Mo., the na- Plans for the facility, proving the plant. oi wxitz: JOLY2fi,i9(30 I0AM-SPM the schools reflects the Woodbridge State School in so it can have its intended director for the co- ainmetu tn our uounge 37th Annual Session of tional president of the which would recycle gar- Mayor Daniel L. Martin Installations keep impact." ordinating council. the state, and co-ordinated OUR SPECIALTY department's commitment Woodbridge to the Wood- with partnership act pro- Ohurs^ai], 'Friday &•' Saturday Girls Nation, sponsored by American Legion Auxili- bage from county commun- has also written state leg- Country Store The new program em- to enable people who are bridge Developmental Cen- Under this program, said grams carried out by local the American Legion Auxi- ary, addressed the sixth ities into steam or elec- islators urging them to act . O7O0O ploys a "job-search" ap- mentally disabled to reach ter and the Hunterdon State Mr. Radlmann, the state Private Industry Councils. iRcscri'a {ions Sugqestell! liary. senate session on July 20. tricity, were temporarily against a Senate proposal to Legion busy proach, said the commis- 381-2000 their maximum potential," School in Clinton to the will share the cost of train- She is one of the 96 high Girls Nation is staffed by shelved when Wjdmer-Er- place a one-year morator- sioner, in which persons FREE PARKING • FREE DELIVERY said Commissioner Alba- Hunterdon Developmental ing new employes, or up- school students to attend members of the American nst, the Swiss firm which ium on issuing permits for who have collected unem- Union County American Boys State and parade cha- nese. Center. grading the training of ex- this in-depth study of the Legion Auxiliary who vol- had proposed the construc- such plants. ployment benefits for more IRVING ST., OPP. ELIZABETH AVE.- Legion commander, Joseph irman, John Hayes; Sons of "For years the state An administrative code isting employes, with em- federal government at unteer their time and effort tion, dropped out of the Rybak, and his staff of of- than 15 weeks will be re- business last fall. the American Legion, Wil- schools' names have not ac- change is needed to change ployers who meet funding Marymount College of Vir- to the citizenship program. AVENEL-ISELIN ficers have installed officers liam Proudfoot; County ferred to the state's Em- ginia to July 13. The project originally curately represented the the names of the other three requirements. Vie Carry A Complete Line at eight posts in the county Bulletin, Anthony Pollari; philosophy of the Division state schools. These insti- ployment Service offices. proposed would have enabl- •**• • Girls Nation is a culmin- during the past month. Post of the Year, Mike Mi- They will then be organ- He added the training ation of Girls State sessions ed the plant to convert trash MEDICAL GROUU PA. of Mental Retardation. tutions are: The Edison Ha- of Regency Wedding Invitations .t The following posts had kus; safety essay, Ray Gri- And, in some cases, such as bilitation Center in Edison, ized into classes of 15 or 20 program is similar to the V-v held in 48 states. Each Girls to steam to be bought by and, working with a staff installations and the new mes of Clark; service officer one that will be imple- & Social Announcements Including: .rs•*»• Merck and Co., Inc. of the Neuro-psychiatric In- the Green Brook Regional 1 State session selects two FIND OUT WHAT'S HAPPENING commanders that were ele- and rehabilitation, Robert member, will learn how to mented under the new Jobs Rahway. That plant would stitute in Princeton, the Center in Green Brook and outstanding Senators to re- cted are as follows: Al Wacker; blood bank, Rud- market themselves to pros- Training Partnership Act, have been located near Rte. names were held over from the Johnstone Training and present the state in the na- Potato chips are known in Moeller, Martin-Wallberg dy Surman; graves, memor- pective employers. They which will become effective tion's capitol. No. 1 and Lawrence St. IN THE RAHWAYCLARK AREA when the institution served Research Center in Borden- England as potato crisps. Post No. 3 of Westfield; ial and national cemeteries, another type of popula- will also be given access to Saturday, Oct. 1. • BAR MITZVflHS In Washington the na- town. Harry Hook, Rahway Post Paul Angelo of Rahway, tion," according to Mr. telephones so they can call Both the Job Search and tional citizenship program BY SUBSCRIBING TO THE... No. 5; Edward Waluk, Ar- potential employers while Customized Training Pro- • BIRTHS and membership, John Sta- Albanese. ••**.-..; for the high school students CLARK gonne Post No. 6 of Eli- nier. being monitored by instruc- grams will be implemented fiT*"- functions as a prototype of Extended According to the law the RAHWAT zabeth; Robert Palmer, All committee chairmen following institutions will tors. through the state's 40 Job • MATCHES • STUUtERS federal government. DENTAL ASSOCIATES Connecticut Farms Post will attend the state con- "Bear in mind," he added. Service offices throughout Senators, carrying a "Na- have name changes: The No. 35 of Union; Roger vention in Wildwood from New Jersey Neuro-psychia- John Quincy Adams was • NAPKINS • MENUS tionalist" or "Federalist" ALFRED M. SCHULMAN 7 P.M. to Midnight Hyer, Roselle Park Post Thursday to Sunday, Sept. the last man to be elected party affiliation from their Pecorb Office Monday through Friday tric Institute in Princeton president without the back- • PLACE CARDS • ETC. No. 60; Edward Lane, Lin- 8 to 11. respective Girls State ses- D.D.S Established 1822 will be changed to the ing of a political party. mCbrrmin'itym den Post No. 102; Theo- sions, organize into commit- # Looking for something different? announces the association of 1 V.WL. to 6 P.M. dore Rudnicki, Clark Post T CAMERA CENTER T tees, caucus, debate and act 'VCarZ %7>atruyt No. 328, and Wilmer Toy, Come in and see Elfen for on bills according to the Hours Saturdays Established 1965 James Mackie Post No. 499 AMERICAN HEALTH &RACQUETBALL CLUBS MINOLTA XGA PERSONALIZED INVITATIONS procedures of the United BERNARD R. KOWALSKI 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. of Rahway. no matter what the occasion! States Senate. 219 CENTRAL AVE., RAHWAY, N.J. 07065 Comm. Rybak, at the last D.M.D. 'Regular Hours, by AppL Sundays Easy 1b Use GREAT Along party lines, they county meeting, appointed Mon-Fri 9AM to 7PM COME 'f\ hold conventions, hammer in the practice of Union & Middlesex Counties Out of County and State Sat. 9AM to 1 PM • • • plus our regular hours' the following people to Easy Tb Afford VALUE out party platforms, nom- 1 Year • $ 9.50 IN 1 Year- $11.50 chair the various county Offer AND inate candidates for presi- 2 Years - $17.00 2 Years $21.00 99 MINIMUM 3 Years • $25.00 • NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY committees: Americanism extended SAVE dent and vice president, and GENERAL DENTISTRY 3 Years $30.00 and coloring contest, Cha- 129 swing into a campaign as in- In an effort to serve the needs of the rles Brame; American Le- ONE MOO Camera + 2.0 Lens tense and serious as on the Please enter my subscription to the Rahway News-Record or The Clark ON ORDER: 50 11/', IV C 88-90 Westfield Avenue community, and especially todays working gion baseball, Mr. Moeller; MORE MEMBERSHIP national political scene. The Patriot starting immediately. The XG^A is Enclosed is my check, cash or money order to cover subscription family, we are extending our office hours. No budget and finance, Ray- president and vice president Clark, NJ. 07066 appointment is necessary. A member of our mond Schramm; Boy Sco- WEEK the ultimate A ALTH CLUBS will be inaugurated in the medical staff will seeyou and provide^the uts, Tbhn Stanier; children point-focus-shoot Stop in today... Dirksen Senate Building, re- NAM(£ I'MONT. • m- Hours by Appointment medical attention you need. and youth, Gordon Fugee; 35mm SLR. ports a Girls Nation spokes- legislative and tax policy, •ingroond pool/nautilus/racquetbaIl/-Sun Deck S Tanning -woman.- t sauno/steam/whirlpoo I/aerobics/ & Olympic weights... —Mondayrfiru Saturday If you are not a regular patient of the William Cox; resolution, SAVE MONEY • CHECK OUR PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY The ATOM TABLOID In addition to the in- STKKF. r AODRKSS Avenel-Iselin Medical Group, we will send a constitution and by-laws, Ir- "Get the Best ^COMMUNITY Phon. 381-5IM depth study, the 96 senators Evenings Available report on your visit to your regular physician. ma Terrill; annual dance, 382-6049 727-9010 will visit the Pentagon and jT CAMERA 1489 MAIN STREET CITY STATI: /.\V AVENEL-ISELIN MEDICAL GROUP Walker Toliver; oratorical WOODBRIDGE-COLONIA For Less" SAYERVILLE 574-1200 the White House and will contest, William Odenkirk; CENTER RAHWAY, N.J. 07065 meet with the members of 388-7933 415 AVENEL ST. AVENEL 636-3111 Congress from their respec- I RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1983 PAGE 5

PAGE 4 THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1983 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT Each contestant will be ches and 11 by 14 inches subject to the following and mounted on photogra- Nancy Occhipinti Businessmen hold rules: phic boards no larger than V -The contest is open to 16 by 20 inches. DATELINE: any amateur photographer. -All photographs must / interns with Dems photo contest •Photographs must 'be be accompanied by an offi- TRENTON If you think you have the member store. taken anywhere in the cial entry, form from parti- Record VGzr€&'Patriot A Clark resident, Nancy correspondence, scheduling perfect picture of Rahway's Four cash prizes arc be-downtown business district. cipating merchants. Hrm J«rwv'« Oldc.1 Wrtllv E»l*bll.h«J 1822 Union Counly'i Ncwol We«kjy Eit.bll.h.d 1965 A Legislative Report from Occhipinti, the daughter of and the day-to-day oper- Downtown business district ing awarded the winners: -All photographs must -Entries will be accepied Senator Don DiFrancesco Mr. and Mrs. John Occhi- ations of the office. or you think you can take S100 for first place, S75 for be original and become the until Wednesday, Aug. 31, pinti, works as a summer in- Democratic national par- it, you may enter the "Our second place, S50 for third property of the association. and will be judged on the Published Every Thursday Morning tern for the Democratic Na- ty chairman, Charles T. Town" Photo Contest. place and S25 for fourth ••All photographs must basis of originality and TABLOID LITHOGRAPHERS, INC. tional Committee in Wash- Manatt, praised Miss Oc- The contest is being spon- place. be between five by seven in- creativity. 219 Central Aw.. P 0. BOX 1061, Rahway. N.J. 07065 5741200 ington, D. C. chipinti's efforts in Wash- sored by the Rahway Busi- Fund would help The committee is the per- ington. ROBERT R. FASZCZEWSKI nessmen's Assn. and appli- PACK-N-GO C. VIGILANTE ELLEN VIGILANTE manent organization of the "1 am proud of the fine cations are available at any Editor/Publisher Assistant Editor Advertising Manager Democratic Party compos- effort and hard work of this Boutkju* seriously-ill children 1258 St. George Ave. ed of 374 state party repre- outstanding young person. / 0 TORO'S Avenel • < ••• sentatives who are respon- She is an outstanding exam- Sr*v Urcnrd Ifwj ( Urk P*l/k>( , Two weeks ago I introduced legislation that would Parking ••?—r h.f „(»!•'fr.,r, | K-N 11 r\ I fur CfltViWH of IhCVT puNn. J 1 • >'1\ In pfCVHI IflC r»C» sible for planning and offi- ple of the best this nation 634-6331 n< i-ij'-'wrr rr.jifuminji ihc fijtf>f^ of all h» Jt,t.ufjfe (JL1I;JI \Uirr establish a state program to pay for the medical expenses has to offer and I am sure y•<^J^r ..fr(i«in f he ";>inw.n^ f»pff\^'i] in cJilnrul kiilumn* jic ihu for seriously-ill children not covered by family health in- ciating the national conven- Authority tion, assisting the Presi- she will be making other im- WE ACCEPT TRADE-INS III III \ surance policies. Use your old luggage towards dential campaign, issuing portant contributions in the cancels meeting 1 am sure you have all heard stories of friends and party statements and aiding very near future," he added. the purchase of any new luggage CfTEU Subscription Rates by Mail Including Postage $9 50. Outside Union and Middlesex Counties $11 50 neighbors chipping in to raise money to cover the medical state and local Democratic An English major at Mt. The regularly-scheduled HANDCRAFTED BEADEO JEWELRY Second Class Postage Paid at Rahway. New JeTsey expenses of a child stricken with a tragic illness. parties and candidates. Holyoke College, Miss Oc- meeting of the Rahway GOLD FILLED I !4K COLD However, not every family with a seriously-ill child is Parking Authority, original- fortunate enough to have friends or family to turn to for Miss Occhipinti works chipinti will be spending the MADE TO ORDER s guarantsad for committee vice chair- fall semester of next year at ly set for Wednesday, Aug. Beaded Baby Bracelets minimum financial aid in paying medical bills not covered by in- trad«-in allowance woman, Lynn Cutler, who- Yale University as part of 3, at 7:30 p.m., has been •Leather , Portfolios, surance. Some families are forced to give up their homes cancelled. for your old povvor or to go into debt to pay for medical services needed to se responsibilities include an exchange program bet- Attaches, Camera Bags, Trunks mowar on a naw STEAMING THE DRAGONS - At the Rahway Public Library's T- Day volunteers encouraging involvement of ween the two schools. The next regular meeting . 'Custom Made Buttons For Clubs 1083 Toro mowar. ' keep their child alive. Through Mt. Holyoke's in- will be held on Wednesday, & Organizations Catastrophic illnesses account for more than 20% of Sue Marcin, left, and Linda Stout iron dragon designs on the T- of, left to right, women in state and nati- Bradley Schrollo, Tim Moulton, Luchi Leon, John Paul Hamel, Jon Stout and Eva onal politics and with the tern program she was plac- Sept. 7, at 7:30 p.m. in the Luggage Repair & Leather the nation's health care costs. toro brings back thfl Rodkey. Assn. of Democratic State ed at the Democratic Na- Council Chambers at One Embossing Done on Premises m : :| The emotional anguish of having an ill child is dif- oJdiea. This 550 trade-in ' •;: V-^- Chairmen, which coordi- tional Committee because City Hall Plaza, Rahway, Airline Claims Welcome mmm offer ts bound to be j hit ficult enough for a family without worrying about how reports Donald R. Ander- so conie m now wfiile nates communication bet- of her interest in women's 1 they are going to pay medical expenses. selection i» complete I" ' ••••••-; ween the national and state issues. sen, secretary. Offer good until Kennedy: Hospital . That is why I have introduced legislation that would committees. She assists in Sept 30, 1983 'b-!"»: give families extra insurance to cover catastrophic il- lnesses striking children up to 18 years old. United Counties plans better park The state program would cover medical expenses for all illnesses, except mental disorders and developmental National Miss sets dividend Articles in area newspapers in recent weeks have disabilities, that are not covered by insurance and exceed "•'"• .••**•'•.•.•• 's?^ Jetailed the request of Rahway Hospital to seek use of a ;iart of Green Field Park for parking during the hospital's Driving 30% of the gross income of a family making under At its meeting on July 14 .onstruction program. SI00,000 a year and 40% of a family income over New Jersey State Safety council to be chosen the Board of Directors of 5100,000. United Counties Trust Co. : Before it is too late I think every resident of Rahway A woman between the ing , and per- FREE A special commission would be established in the Motor Vehicles to imple- sonal judges interview cate- of Elizabeth authorized It MM) -•hould understand clearly what the real story is. fire-wisely State Dept. of Health to administer the program. ages of 18 and 28 will be payment of the regular Leaf Green Field is the most used park in the city. Also it ment the law and provide chosen on Sunday, Sept. 8, gories. lip* The program would be funded by an extra fee charg- Safety Council quarterly cash dividend of Shreader W« t»ll«y« |n By Rahway Fire Chief James T. Heller educational materials. Also to be chosen on :> in very poor condition except for one up-graded ed all New Jersey residents with health insurance policies. to represent New Jersey in 35' per share on Friday, Ju- milling things bttter. baseball field. It is unlevel in most parts, and nearly 25% Here are some tips for keeping your care fire-safe this Assemblywoman Mil- the televised 1983 National Sept. 8 will be a Young Na- summer. The fee would be fixed by the commission annually. dred Garvin, the sponsor of tional Miss for each state. ly 29, to stockholders of re- if the entire field cannot be used for anything because it backs seatbelts Miss Beauty Pageant in Las cord on Monday, July 25. ifctow and not drained. Do you have an emergency kit in your car? The kit Families of children with catastrophic illnesses the bill, said, "children learn Vegas, where the prize This is a state-level-only -'; For over 20 years neither the city or the county should include: A dry-chemical fire extinguisher, five would be entitled to reimbursement for medical by doing, and by instilling package is valued at competition for residents Based on the 2,425,900 pounds or larger, rated ABC, not just BC; a flashlight treatments, hospital care, drugs, nursing care and doctor in them the habit of using between 15 and 17 years of shares outstanding, the cash lyjild get the money to fix and up-grade this park. for children S50,000. COUNTRY ; I. So how is the park ever going to get up-graded? with fresh batteries, highway flares or standup reflective services. seat belts, when they are age. The winner will receive dividend distribution will hazard markers, an approved first aid kit and, if you like, amount to $849,065. USA. I&ybe Green Acres money could be obtained, but that's The New Jersey State rear seat secured by a safety very young, they will be Each state winner, to be a crown, a trophy, a banner Ml Soulh A«tnii< i B:i .foubtful and it would take years to find out. a floodlight that plugs into your cigarette lighter. This kit Safety Council recently ex- . If the vehicle does not more inclined to use the chosen on Sept. 8 in Her- and clothing and will reign The bank has an office in Clark. S41-I500 Certainly Rahway can't afford to fix it. We just turn- will prepare you to deal with many common road emer- pressed its appreciation to have a rear seat, a child belts as they get older and sheypark in Hershey, Pa., for one year, during which HIT II ij TMI od down a bond issue to fix our own schools and we don't gencies. REPORT Gov. Thomas H. Kean and restraint system must be us- even urge others in the car will receive many prizes, in- she can make personal ap- •ven own Green Field. Another wise addition is an approved, red safety can the Legislature for passing a ed in a front-seat passenger to do so as well." cluding a crown, a trophy, a pearances. Judging will be The hospital wants to drain, level and grass the 25% for gasoline-empty. If you runout of gas, you'll beable to FROM law long advocated by the position. "And," added the Safety banner, clothing and a trip in formal , sportswear \Elizabethtown Gas i if unusable space on the rear of Green Field before it get some; more and more service stations will not loan gas council, which requires In cases in which the Council, "adults and to the national pageant. and a personal judges inter- does anything else, it wants to put a 40-car-or-so perma- cans to stranded motorists. WASHINGTON whenever drivers of vehi- number of children in one parents in the car should set BRINGING THEM TO LIFE • Children coloring the dragon designs on their T-Shirts at view. nent, off-street parking area along Madison Ave. for park But let me emphasize, keep that can empty! There is no cles equipped with safety family under age five ex- the proper example by Rahway Library's T-shirt day, left to right, are: Donald Stewart, Jr., Susan Beckert, Single women who are in For additional informa- users and it wants to install a "par" athletic course for the safe way to store gasoline in your trunk or anywhere in belts transport children ceeds the number of safety buckling-up." Clare Savard, Mary Ann Bondar, Jennifer Sefranka and Ursula Lewis. the above age groups, are tion and an application, handicapped. your car except the gas tank. by under age five the driver belts available in the ve- Information on child car residents or students in please telephone or write: Even the best "safety can" is designed only to "buckle up" young passen- NATIONAL MISS, 1519 These items of up-grade were suggested by city and Congressman hicle, children who are not safety seats, safety belts, A "clue" originally meant New Jersey, and United county officials as desirable to make the park better than minimize the risk of spontaneous ignition while stored- gers in a restraint system restrained must be seated in brochures or educational a ball of thread. This is States citizens may apply. Oak St., Toledo, Ohio not to deliver the collision resistance of your automobile's it is today. These improvements are worth at least that complies with federal the rear seat. programs are available by Troop 40 Scouts why one is said to "unravel" The contestants will be 43605, or telephone, (419) -y /"/ S60.000, and probably much more. gas tank. safety standards. Persons violating the pro- contacting Carol Ann Dil- the clues of a mystery. judged on the basis pf even- 6930228. .- ••

News OBITUARIES leading up to the prelim- Range, Rahway Pool and f•-*•.•/ ••••• inary rounds. the beaches, boardwalk and • FIRST BAPTIST CHl'RCH Ol RAHWAY Margo Abt, 63, James Jolly, 58, The top three finishers ocean by Asbury Park, La- FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF RAHWAY in grand finale An Arnn Chaplain. Ihe Re\ Donald W. Cover will receive medals, and the vallettc. Ocean Grove, The congregation of the First Presbyterian Church .from l'ort Monmoinli. will on<.c a;.'ain be the guesl born in Germany Governor's Cup will be Avon and Bradley Beach. will unite in Worship with the members of the Trinity forklift driver The new Garden State are not on the program of Garden State Games. preacher on Su;nla\. Juh 31. .n the Service of Worship to awarded to the outstanding United Methodist Church at 9:30 a.m. on Sunday, July Margo Abt, 63, of Clark, Federal Life Insurance Co. Games, the greatest sport- the Olympic or Pan-Ameri- Kean College of New Jer- Among those contribu- begin at 9:45 a.m. Special imiMi will be offered during the athlete in each sport. Gov. 31, in the Second Presbyterian Church Sanctuary at 1221 died Sunday, July 10, at of Chicago for 25 years James Jolly, 58, of 1702 Keystone Lodge No. 33 of ing competition in New Jer- can Games. These include sey in Union will be the ting to the success of the ..Worship Service by James R. I curies, the director of Lawrence St., Rahway, died Thomas H. Kean has pro- New Brunswick Ave., Rahway. Overlook Hospital in Sum- before she had retired three the Universal Masonic Bro- sey history, expects to have competition in bocce, a run- host for five major cham- Garden State Games arc music. Child care will he pr. aided dimni: the summer Monday, July 11, at Rah-therhood. claimed this week as "The the Union County Parks Meetings during the week: Saturday, July 30, mit. years ago. had 50,000 participants and swim-run event, a grueling pionships: Boxing, cycling, • months lor youm: children IN ihe Nursers. way Hospital after a long ill- Garden State Games and Recreation Dept. along Alcoholics Anonymous Group, Squier Hall Gymnasium She is survived by two His wife, Mrs. Carrie spectators when the more 26-mile marathon rowing fencing, judo and lacrosse. The Church is located "i ;!ie cornel at 177 film and ness. Week." with the numerous colleges and Youth Room, 7:30 p.m.; Tuesday, Aug. 2, Women's Born in Germany, she daughters, Carol Kolton of Lindsey Jolly, died in 1979. than 30 athletic divisions race and competition for The boxing, matching the Tslerbrook Aves. Born in Salisbury, N. C, Among the other sites be- involved and the Assn. Workshop, Church Library, 10 a.m., Rahway had resided in Chicago Westfield and July Gold- Surviving are two sons, wind up with state-wide lifeguards to take advantage leading contestants* on The Re\. William 1 I ;^k-;iLk vni is the paslor. he had lived in Rahway for ing used for the games are Governor's Council of Troop No. 47 of the Boy Scouts Meeting, Scout Room, before she had moved to berg of Tampa, Fla.; a sis- Ronald and James Jr., both finals today to Sunday, July of the state's vast and pop- north and south teams, will Clark three months ago. 21 years. of Rahway; a stepson, 31, reports a spokesman. ular shore area, the spo- lake place tomorrow start- Ocean County College, Tre- Physical Fitness, Freeman FHFNF/.FR AFRICAN MIIHODINI IPISCOPAL 7:30 p.m.; Wednesday, Aug. 3, Boy Scout Committee ter, Doris Bersie of North Mr. Jolly had been em- nton State, Rider College, concluded. Meeting, Scout Room, 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Abt had been a key- Readington Beach, Fla. and Frantz Lindsey of Philadel- Patterned after the suc- kesman added. ing at 8 p.m. The state's ma- (HI IK II Ol RMIWAV ployed by E. R. Squibb and phia; a daughter, Mrs. Joy- The "Old First" Church is located at the corner of ' punch operator with the five grandchildren. cessful Empire State Games In many of the sports jor bicycle clubs have en- Ai the 10 a.m. Worship Ser. ice on Sunday. July 31. Sons in Piscataway, where ce Daniels of Rahway; two PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE W. Grand Ave. and Church St. in New York State, the there will be divisions for tered many of their leading The Rev Rudolph P. dihhs. S; paiior. will deliver j he had worked for 15 years brothers, Caldwell of Wash- The Rev. Robert C. Powley is the pastor. Garden State Games has scholastic, open and mas- riders in the cycling event, a the sermon. The Sundav C !u;.vii Siin><>l will commence as a forklift driver. ington, D. C. and Clarence expanded on the amateur ters to give as many par- 25-mile battle, on Saturday, SUMMARY OR SYNOPSIS OF 1982 AUDIT REPORT OF at 9 a.m. Miss Bacigalupo, 19, J He was an Army veteran Jr. of Greensboro, N. C; team and individual theme ticipants as possible a July 30, starting at 9 a.m. CITY OF RAHWAY AS REQUIRED BY N.J.S. 40A: 5-7 Meetings durin;'- tiie vuvi, !oda\. Prayer Meeting. of World War II. two sisters, Mrs. Ineta by including sports which chance to be part of the Fencing will be held for COMBINED COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEET 1 TRINITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF ('hiireh. S p.m.; Tuescla\. Ait: .\ ( elestial Choir Rehear- cargo firm secretary Mr. Jolly had also been a Jones and Mrs. Annabelle men and women in foil, (Not Including Water Utility) 1 RAHWAY sal. 8 p.m.: Wednesday, An; .\ liilile Study, 7:30 p.m. member of the Second Bap- Jones, both of Brooklyn; a epec and sabre July 30 and 1;;; PRIZE WINNER - Emy Yeckel, Clark's teen arts PUBLIC NOTICE The Church is located ai . ! Central Ave.'' _-, The congregation of the Trinity United Methodist Miss Bacigalupo had also tist Church of Rahway. granddaughter and a great- PUBLIC NOTICE administrator-co-ordinator, is shown, left, presenting Miss Laura Ann Baciga- 31 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. December 31. December 31. Church of Rahway will unite at the Second Presbyterian lupo, 19, of Rahway, died been a communicant of St. He had been a member of granddaughter. Church, located at 1221 New Brunswick Ave., Rahway, her painting to Clark Mayor Bernard G. Yarusavage. Representatives of four dis- ASSETS Year 1982 Year 1981 'FIRST (NMTI) Ml -.-I HODIS r CHURCH OF Mrs. Yeckel's painting won second place in the floral Friday, July 15, at home. Mark's R. C. Church of STATEMENT tricts in the state will vie in Cash, Investments and with the First Presbyterian Church at 9:30 a.m. on Sun- Prepaid Debt Service RAIIW.-U NURSES OF THE YEAR - Linda Ulak, left, a registered nurse, Cassandra Russell, a category in the state visual arts contest sponsored by Born in Elizabeth, she Rahway. The bond ordinance published herewith has been finally adopted on men's and women's judo Ju- $1,459,000.56 $1,158,579.87 The Clnirch Worship Service uill he at 10 a.m. on day, July 31, for the Summer Union Worship Service. Surviving are her parents, July 18th, 1983, and the twenty-day period of limitation within which a Taxes. Assessments, Liens licensed practical nurse, and Pauline McDuffy of Rahway. a licensed practical nurse, the state. Mrs. Yeckel's painting was on display at the had lived in Rahway for suit, action or proceeding questioning the validity of such ordinance can ly 31 beginning at 9 a.m. and Utility Charges •' Sunday. July 31. The Re\ Sara H Ualdion. Ihe paslor, Trinity's Fair Workshop will meet today from 10 most of her life. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Baciga- Mr. Perevuznik, 85, a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Church. display St. Elizabeth Hospital of Elizabeth Nurse of the Year plaques they received state fine arts convention. be commenced, as provided In the Local Bond Law, has begun lo run Eight lacrosse teams, fea- Receivable 456,100.75 329.683.00 ., will preach on the sermon "A l"..|\ Gold." recently. lupo; two brothers, Michael from the date of the first publication of this statement. turing the leading club, col- Property Acquired for The 10 a.m. Hour <>[' Woi-,inp '•'. ill continue through The Church is located at the corner of E. Milton She had been a secretary and Kenneth, both at home ex-Merck mechanic BOND ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR ROAD RECONSTRUC legiate and scholastic play- Taxes-Assessed Value 1.019,500.00 172.175.00 August. Ave. and Main St. for Air Cargo Corp. in Ne- and a sister, Miss Lynn Bac- TION AND SURFACE DRAINANGE IMPROVEMENTS ON LEX- ers, will clash July 30 star- Accounts Receivable 40,476.50 43.239.97 The Rev. Donald B. Jones is the pastor. Nursing, and Suzanne INGTON BOULEVARD FROM EMERALD TO PARKWAY IN AND Deferred Charges to Future • • A Bible Sttuh will he held mi Wednesday. Aug. 3. at Hawes. the vice president of wark. igalupo at home. ting at 10 a.m. The site di- Mr. Coffee John Perevuznik, 85, of Century Club. BY THE TOWNSHIP OF CLARK, IN THE COUNTY OF UNION, Taxation General Capital 5,863.605.43 5,754,055 43 7:30 p.m. at the ( hutch. Elizabeth hospital the New Jersey State Nur- He had also been a com- NEW JERSEY, APPROPRIATING $25,000.00 THERFORE, AND rector is Hawley Water- Deferred Charges lo . - On Sunday. Aug. 7. I he KV\ Kmi Yong Na will be CLARK ALLIANCE CHURCH Rahway, died Monday, Ju- AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF $23,750.00 OR man, the athletic director at Revenue of Succeeding Sunday School for all ages will be held at 10 a.m. on ses Assn. and the dean of municant of St. Thomas the the. guest preacher. the William Patcrson State voluntarily recalled ly 18, at Rahway Hospital NOTES OF THE TOWNSHIP FOR FINANCING SUCH AP- Kean. Years 16.422.00 208,995.00 Sunday, July 31, with Morning Worship at 11 o'clock. Mary A. Fox, 96, after a long illness. Apostle Byzantine Rite PROPRIATION, AND PROVIDING FOR A PORTION OF THE The Church is located ai •)'•'> W-. Grand Ave. College School of Nursing. Other athletic finals be- TOTAL ASSETS $8,855,105.24 $7,666,728.27 Choir Practice will begin at 6 p.m. The Evening Service honors its nurses Born in Rahway, he had Church of Rahway. COST OF SAID IMPROVEMENTS TO BE ASSESSED UPON THE "The care, affection and A spokeswoman for the Yellow Pages under "Appl- Mr. Perevuznik was the LANDS IN THE VICINITY THEROF, BENEFITED THEREBY AS ing held around the state LIABILITIES. RESERVES SECOND PKFSBV'I FRI'AN (HIRCII OF will commence at 7 o'clock. In recognition of its life-long city resident been brought to Austria- PROVIDED BY STATUTE. Hospital eight years ago concern of nurses toward Union County Division of iances-Household-Small father of Charles Perevuz- are track and field, baseball, AND FUND BALANCE RAHW.U Meetings during the week: Tuesday, Aug. 2, Ladies nurses' contributions, St. Hungary as a child before BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWNSHIP COUNCIL OF THE and currently works in the patients is outstanding," Consumer Affairs, within Repairing and Parts" or communicant of St. Mary's nik, who was killed in ac- basketball, diving, swimm- Bonds and Notes Payable $5,518,700.00 $5,521,700.00 The Sunday Morninj.1 Wuixlnp u ill be a I 9:30 o'clock Bible Study. 12:30 p.m.; Wednesday, Aug. 3, Bible Study Elizabeth Hospital in Mrs. Mary A. Fox, 96, of he had moved back to Rah- TOWNSHIP OF CLARK IN THE COUNTY OF UNION, NEW Improvement Surgical Intensive Care said Assemblyman Lesniak the Dept. of Human Re- "Electrical Appliances- R. C. Church of Rahway. tion during World War II. JERSEY, (not less than two-thirds of all Ihe members thereof af/lr ing, synchronized swimm- ••^>m on Sunday. July 31. Woishippun1 with the congregation and Prayer Meeting, 7 p.m. Elizabeth honored nurses Rahway, died Monday, Ju- way in 1925. Authorizations 463,498.56 271,027 03 Unit. Mrs. Ulak holds a as he presented the resolu- sources, warned consumers Small-Repairing and Parts." Her husband, Lawrence He and his wife, Mrs. mattvely concurring). AS FOLLOWS: ing, equestrian, field hoc- Other Liabilities and •of the Second Presln icriau ( hurch will he the First For further information, please telephone the pastor, on the recent National bachelor of science degree tion. "Nurses show a strong ly 18, at the Perth Amboy Mr. Perevuznik had been key, gymnastics,harness rac- The Rev. David W. Arnold, at 388-1272. of a potential fire danger More information on the E. Fox, died in 1958. a maintenance mechanic Mary Vaszuta Perevuznik, Section 1. The Improvement described In Section 3 of this Bond Or Special Funds 875,287.06 928.474.17 • Presln terian (hurch and ihe liinii\ United Methodist Nurses' Day. in nursing from Seton Hall commitment as health pro- General Hospital in Perth dlnance Is hereby authorized as a general improvement to be made or ing, ice hockey, karate, soc- Reserve for Certain Assets The Church is located at 2 Denman Ave. relating to the CMXI000. Mr. Coffee recall is avail- Surviving are a daughter, for Merck and Co., Inc. of celebrated their 60th wed- acquired by the Township of Clark, in Ihe County of Union. New Jersey. . .Church congregations, hoth of R,ihwa\. as part of the To acknowledge their University and a masters of viders and must be applaud- able from North American Amboy after a brief illness. Mrs. Veronica O'Brien of ding anniversary in Novem- cer, team handball, volley- Receivable 1.514,656.79 539,045.95 12-cup. four-button digital Rahway for 38 years until For the said Improvement or purpose stated In said Section 3, there Is Fund Balance 482,962.83 406.481.12 Summer Union Semccs. at the Second Presbyterian outstanding peers, the science degree in nursing ed for their work." clock model of the Mr. Cof Systems' toll-free number. She was a lifelong resi- Rahway; two grandchildren ber. hereby appropriated the sum of $25,000.00, said sum being Inclusive of ball, water polo, tennis, sail- ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH OF RAHWAY his retirement in 1963 and TOTAL LIABILITIES, Church. hospital nursing staff voted from Wagner University. fee coffeemaker. 800-321-0370. as well as in- dent of Rahway. and five great-grandchil- Also surviving is a son, all appropriations heretofore made therefore and Including Ihe sum of ing, men's softball and wres- The ;.:ucst preacher, leadin:1 the congregations in The Service of Worship on Sunday, July 31, will be for "Nurses of the Year." Mrs. Fox had been a he had also been a member $1,250.00 as the down payment for said Improvement or purpose re- tling. RESERVES AND FUND Pauline McDuffy, of The problem occurs structions for shipment of dren. John of Riverside, Calif. BALANCE $8,855,105.24 $7,666,728.27 Worship will he The Re\. Doniiln Morns from Basking conducted by The Rev. Thomas J. Donahue, the pastor, Linda J. Ulak, a regis- Golf camp of the company's Quarter quired by law and now available therefore by virtue of provision in a Rahway, has been a mem- while the eoffeemaker is the unit back to the coin previously adopted budgel or budgets of the township for down pay ' Champions crowned be- Ridge. at 9 a.m. Children may Worship with their parents. tered nurse, was selected as COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS AND CHANGE ber of the hospital's staff for adds session plugged in and set to an> of pany if a local service center ment or for capital Improvement purposes, (he appropriation for which fore the final weekend were Church-lime nursery care I'm those ii[i to five years Meetings during the week: Tuesday, Aug. 2, the the Professional Nurse of IN FUND BALANCE 23 years and currently three control positions, on. cannot be located. herein made Is exclusive of, and In addition to, any moneys to be ap in women's and junior soft- CURRENT FUND •old will be provided by Ihe host (hurch. Prayer and Praise Gathering will take place at 7:30 p.m. the Year for 1983. Pauline Alex Ferko, 67, proprtated or expended therefore by the County of Union. works in the Intermediate Due to public demand a off and automatic, and can Product safety is just one Mrs. Dolly Lucas, ball, pistol shooting, bocce, Revenue and Other '. • • Second Presb\ teriaii is located at 1221 New The Church is located at Elm and Esterbrook Aves. McDuffy and Cassandra Section 2. For the financing of said Improvement or purpose and lo Income Realized Care Unit. She serves as the fourth session of Junior result in overheating, smok- aspect of consumer affairs. lifeguard tournaments and Year 1982 Year 1981 Brunswick Ave. Russell, both licensed prac- meet the part of said $25,000.00 appropriation not provided for by ap- Fund Balance Utilized $ 192,000.00 $ 264,000.00 recording secretary on the Golf Camp has been added ing or ignition of the eoffee- Anyone who has had a pro former truck driver the mile swim. The Rev. Harold i. Van Mom is the paslor. tical nurses, shared the executive board of the on church board plication hereunder of said down payment, nogotloable bonds of the Miscellaneous From Other ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF RAHWAY to this year's program. maker. it was pointed out. blem regarding a retail tran- Mr. Ferko had also been Township ore hereby authorized lo be Issued in Ihe principal amount of The executive director of than Local Property honors as Practical Nurses Licensed Practical Nurse Alex Ferko, 67, of Clark, the games is Ron Freeman, The congregation will observe Sunday, July 31, as Any Union County resi- Ellen Bloom, the division saction or contract which a communicant of St. odist Episcopal Church in $23,750.00 pursuant to the Local Bond Law of New Jersey. In anticipa- Tax Levies 4.365,523.72 4,046,941.11 UNION COUNTY BAI'ITSI CHURCH OF CLARK of the Year 1983. Assn. of New Jersey and is died Saturday, July 16, at Mrs. Dolly Bauknight tion of the lssurance of said bonds and to lemporarily finance said Im- a gold medal track winner Collection of Delinquent the 10th Sunday after Pentecost. The Church is now on dent aged 12 to 17 who has director, said, "We have he has been unable to Agnes R. C. Church of Cranford and had served on The Main Worship .Service on Sunday. July 31, will the Summer Schedule with one Liturgy only, at 9:30 a.m., "These women have dis- the vice president of District been closed out of previous Rahway Hospital after a Lucas, 89, of Rahway, died provement or purpose, negotiable notes of the Township In a principal in the 1968 Olympics. Taxes and Tax Tide 1 been informed the Con- resolve successfully. ma\ Clark. amount not exceeding $23,750.00 are hereby authorized to be Issued he at 1 I a.m. and the kvenim Worship Service, with a played outstanding profes- No. 2. long illness. Friday, July 15, at Rahway its Stewardess Board. A primary objective of Liens 250.108.23 473,435.84 with the Celebration of the Holy Eucharist with The Rev. sessions may sign up now sumer Product Safety Com- write to the Union Couniv He had been a member of pursuant to and within the limitations prescribed by said Law. Collection of Current 'film on John Wesle\. will begin ai 7 o'clock. Children sional commitment, dedica- Born in Carteret, he had Hospital after a lengthy ill- Joseph H. Gauvin, the rector, as the Celebrant and Cassandra Russell, of for the Tuesday to Friday, mission has joined with Division of Consumer A I' the Senior Citizens Club of Surviving are a son, Art- Section 3. (a) The improvement hereby authorized and purpose for the games is to promote fit- Tax Levy 16,753.637.58 15.575,096.41 • • and Youth will attend Suiida\ School fTr-fr45 a.m. The tion and compassionate moved to Clark 45 years ness. the financing of which said obligations are to be Issued is Ihe widening ness through sports for New homilist. Elizabeth, has been a licens- Aug. 2 to 12 session, to be North American Systems. fairs. Post Office Box 186. Clark. hur Howard Bauknight of TOTAL INCOME $21,561,269.53 $20,359,473.36 Adult Sunday School will begin ai 10 a.m. and the care in nursing," stated ed practical nurse for 10 ago. Born in Saluda County, Rahway; a daughter, Mrs. and reconstruction of Lexington Boulevard from Emerald to Parkway In Jersey residents. Seasoned The Church School classes and Sunday Breakfast are held at the Ash Brook Golf Inc., in a voluntary recall of Westfield. N. J. 07091. Mr. Ferko was a World EXPENDITURES Children's Church will begin at 1 I a.m. Joan Wheeler, a registered Mr. Ferko had been a S. C, she had lived in Cran- the Township of Clark, the Installation of approximately 400 linear feel athletes and competitors discontinued to September. years and is a member of Course in Scotch Plains, this specific model. Onl> War II Army veteran. • Mary Camper of Norris- of belgian block curbing and the construction of various surface drainage Budget Expenditures: On Wednesday. Aug. 3. the Mid Week Wednesday nurse and the director of truck driver for the U. S. ford for 30 years before she The Church is located at the corner of Elm Ave. and the St. Elizabeth nursing one of three county run machines manufactured Surviving are his widow, town, Pa.; a sister, Mrs. Improvements, together with all structures and appurtenances, and all with limited experience Municipal Purposes $10,252,312.85 $ 9,677,071.09 • Fivemng Prayer Service will begin at 7 o'clock. Nursery nursing, as she presented Metals Refining Co. in Car- had moved to Rahway 10 Local School Purposes Irving St. staff for three years. She is courses. Campers will re- between Sept. 21. 1981 and Carol Rim Mrs. Anna Chabak Ferko Ellie Smith of Brandywine, work or materials necessary therefore or Incidental thereto, all as shown have been encouraged to 72.334.50 74,380 50 -." care will he provided at all the (hurch Services. each nurse of'the year with teret for 44 years until his years ago. on and In ascordance with the plans and specifications therefore, to be County Taxes 2,833.295.78 2,590,060.45 The Rev. Joseph H. Gauvin is the pastor. currently assigned to the ceive a sun visor along with April. 1982 are involved and three brothers, Stephen Md.; three grandchildren participate. Please telephone I he Church office for transporta- a personal plaque of re- Obstetrical Unit. As Mrs. wins award retirement in 1975. She had been a member prepared and filed In the office of the Township Clerk. The president of the Local School Taxes 8.073.640.00 7,861,323.00 expert professional instruc- and no other Mr. Coffee of Slatesbury, Conn., John and five great-grandchil- Other Expenditures 70.643.84 2,751.53 tion to and from the Church. I or additional information, cognition. Russell reflected upon her He had been a special pol- of St. Mark's Afric^TvIelh- dren. (b) The estimated maximum amount of bonds or notes to be issued games is Richard Steadman, tion in the finer points of units or models are of Perth Amboy and Ant- for said purpose Is $23,750.00. TOTAL EXPENDITURES $21,302,226.97 $20,205,586.57 free counseling. Church services and functions please Linda Ulak, of Brick- A Rahway student, Carol iceman in Clark for 25 years 7 profession, she said, "Nurs- golf. affected." hony in Florida. (c) The estimated cost of said purpose Is $25.00000 the excess retired as the director of Less: Expenditures to be telephone 574147'). town, came to St. Elizabeth ing is caring--it has to come Rim, 12, received a three- until 1975. athletics and swim coach at To register or obtain Consumers can cheek if year gold pin for three years thereof over the sold estimated maximum amount of bonds or notes lo Raised by Future Taxes 10,022.00 199,395.00 There will he a guesi speaker preaching at the Sun- "Highway hypnosis from the heart." be Issued therefore, being the amount of the said $ 1,250.00 down pay more information, please their Mr. Coffee unit is one of excellence-^ score of TOTAL ADJUSTED dav Services and on Wednesday while Dr. I-'rank Papan- ment for said purpose, and said estimated cost being exclusive of, and In $22,292,204.97 To further acknowledge telephone the Union Coun- of those involved in the re- Mrs. Pelosi, 76, addition to, any moneys to be expended therefore by the County of EXPENDITURES ...$20,006,191.57 drea. Ihe paslor. is away on vacation. Bavarian Night 90% or more--in the annual can make rest fatal the nurses' contributions, ty Parks Dept. office at call by looking at the coded piano audition held by the Dr. Gaydosh, 76, Union,. ... - Berkeley honors Excess In Revenue $ 269.064.56 $ 353,281.79 The Church is located at 4 Valley Rd., at the Fund Balance. January 1 316.12263 to be held the hospital's nursing ad- 527-4900 or the course dir- date that is stamped on the Section 4. The following additional matters are hereby determined, 405.404.42 Parkway Circle at l-\ii No. 135 of the Garden State Music Education Assn. of St. Mary's member "Driver fatigue is one of -Alter your environment ministration presented a ectly at 7560414. bottom...metal - plate. The -New Jersey at Kean College declared, recited and stated: Miss Catrillo $ 674,468.98 $ 669,404.42 ••, Parkway. Wednesday resolution to, the. New Newark veterinarian Church of Rahway. (a) The reconstruction of Lexington Boulevard from Emerald to Less: Utilization as the most frequent causes of occasionally. Open and three-digit code numbers of New Jersey in Union on Mrs. Grace Cocuzza Pe- Mrs. Pelosi had been a Parkway Is not a current expense and Is a property or Improvement Anticipated Revenue 192.000.00 264,000.00 highway accidents," stated close windows. Switch from Jersey State Legislature re- A spokesman for The Pvt. Neulendyk start at 38-1 and end at June 12. Dr. Louis W. Gaydosh, Dr. Gaydosh had been a losi, 76, of Rahway, died volunteer for the American which the Township may lawfully acquire or make as a general Improve- Fund Balance. SKCOM) HAP'HST < HURCH OF RAHWAY Bavarian Night will be questing join with the ment and no part of the cost thereof has been or shall be specially Berkeley School of Wood- Matthew J. Derham, the music to news and back 21-2. The first two digits She played three pieces member of the Rahway Tuesday, July 12, at Rah- December 31 $ 482,468.98 $ 405,404.42 The Chinch School will begin at 9:30 a.m. on Sun- the Wednesday, Aug. 3, of- United States Congress and 76; of Rahway, died Mon- Cancer Society. assessed on properties specially benefited thereby. bridge announced the president of the New Jersey again, or turn the radio off in California represent the week of the plus scales and took a writ- day, July 18, at Rahway Yacht Club and the Fort way Hospital after a brief il- She is survived by her day, July 3 I. Services for the New Sanctuary Celebration Automobile Club. "One of completely. Keep your eyes fering at the 1983 Union recognize National Nurses' sear and the third dign Monmouth Officers Club. lness. (b) The Installation and construction of curbing on Lexington names of area residents who RECOMMENDATIONS: NONE ' will begin with The Rev. James W. Haley, the pastor, of- County Free Summer Arts Day. ten theory test. Hospital after a long illness. husband, Euplio Pelosi; a Boulevard from Emerald lo Parkway In the Township of Clark Is hereby are among those receiving The above summary or synopsis was prepared from the report of the most frequent causes of moving. Vary your speed A Rahway man. Marine represents the year. He had also been a com- She was a life-long resi- audll of the City of Rahway, County of Union, for the calendar year ' ficiating. The guest speaker will be The Dr. George Festival. The resolution was ap- Auditions are similar to Born in Perth Amboy, he son, Lorenzo of Summit determined to be a focal Improvement and the cost therof, together with honors for the past term. driver fatigue is the vehicle slightly. Check the dash. Private First Class Andrew These models should be final examinations in sch- had lived in Ithaca, N. Y., municant of St. Mark's R. dent of Rahway. and a brother, Salvatore advertising costs, Interest on the obligation to the extent permitted by 1982. This report of audit, submitted by Albert Osllslo. Registered Taylor, the pastor of ihe Second Ml. Olive Baptist itself." Chew gum, hum, sing or At 7:30 o'clock under the proved and its sponsors. D. Neulendyk. the son of C. Church of Rahway. N.J.S:A. 40A:2-20 of the Local Bond Law, audlttor's fees and other ex- Named to the president's Municipal Accountant, Is on file at the City Clerk's Office and maybe In unplugged immediately and ool-only they; are in piano, for 20 years before he had She had been a communi- Cocuzza of Fort Lauder- spected by any interested person. Church in Richmond, Va. Music will he rendered by the Many of today's cars fea- talk. stars on the lawn at Echo New Jersey Assembly CTazien Jaworovich of 172 Surviving are his widow, cant of St. Mary's R. C. penses incidental thereto, estimated to be In the sum of $5,500.00 shall list from the executive sec- Choirs of ihe Church. not used again until they voice, violin and other moved to Rahway 35 years dale, Fla. be assessed upon the lands in the vicinity specially benefited thereby as ture soundproofing, stereos, --Take frequent rest Lake Park in Westfield- members. Thomas Deverin Tehama St., reported for are modified-free of charge- Mrs. Mary Mack Gaydosh; retarial program was Miss Ai 4 p.m. at the Open Mouse Services, the Second Mountainside, the Paul areas. ago. provided by Statute. Francis R. Senkowsky headrests, reclining seats stops, and take advantage and Raymond Lesniak of duty with the First Force •by an Authorized Mr. Cof- a son, Louis R. of Florham Jacqueline Denise Catrillo City Clerk ,Mt. Olive Baptist Church paslor. Choir and congregation Dr. Gaydosh had been a (c) None of the cost of the local Improvement provided for hereinabove and carpeting. Couple these of them. Walk, jog and Koehler Orchestra and the District No. 20, which in- Service Support Group in fee Service Center. The "The first wealth is health." Park; a daughter, Mrs. Jea- shall be contributed by the local unit. The special assessments made of Rahway. It...7/28/83 Fee:$95.8<} ,,from King and Queen County. Va.. will render Service. veterinarian for the United luxuries with power brakes move around. Original Bavarian Schuh- cludes Rahway, presented Camp Pcndleton. Calif. centers are listed in the Ralph Waldo Emerson nette S. McCarthy of Dow- Wayne Russell, 61, under the within Ordinance shall consist of five annual installment, the -;•.- On Wednesday. Aug. 3. at 7.M) p.m. the Mid-Week plattlers will turn the park the resolution to the hos- States Dept. of Agriculture maximum amount of the special assessments shall be $5,500.00. and steering, automatic -Choose to eat light in Newark for 37 years ners Grove, 111.; three bro- (d) The period of usefulness of said purpose within the limitations of /^Prayer Services are held at the ( lunch. transmissions and cruise snacks, rather than heavy, into a Bavarian festival with pital's nursing adminis- thers, Steven of Ithaca, : The Church is located at 37S 1:. Milton Ave. native Bavarian music and tration at a recent hospital before he had retired in ex-letter carrier said Local Bond Law, according to the reasonable life thereof computed Where control, and driving be- sleep-inducing meals. 1970. Lawrence of Broom Field, from the date of the sold bonds authorized by this Bond Ordinance, Is dancers in costume. ceremony. twenty (20) years. comes a very routine task. -Be wary of any medi- He had received his doc- Colo, and George of Grass Wayne Russell, 61, of Post Office for 28 years un- DICKERI'S DELI ^•OSCKOI A PRFSBYIIRIAN (HURCH OF CLARK Audience members may Also attending the Valley, Calif.; three sisters, til his retirement in 1982. (e) The supplemental debt statement required by said Law has been IHE RAHWAY NEWS RECOR "Highway hypnosis," can cation that may cause torate in veterinary medi- Clark, died Thursday, July duly made and filed In the office of the Township Clerk and a complete 170 Inman Ave. •/,- Preaching at the I 0 a.m. Service of Worship on Sun- be resisted, however, the drowsiness. bring picnic baskets and ceremony and receiving Mrs. Helen Peck and Mrs. He had also been a com- Colonia ;^tJay. July 31, on the topic. "Old Prophet Solutions," will lawn chairs or blankets to copies of the resolution cine from Cornell Univer- 14, at Lyon's Veterans-Hos- executed duplicate thereof has been filed In the office of the Director of Is Sold American Automobile As- -If you become fatigued, sity in Ithaca in 1932. Rose Boyer, both of Sacra- pital in Lyons after a long il- municant of St. Mark's R. the Division of Local Government Services In the Department of Com- -•"•be James P. Siobaugh. the temporary supply pastor. the concert. A portable were Kathleen Dirschell, Publisher's retail price $39.95 munity Affairs of the State of New Jersey, and such statement shows sn. offers the following tips stop driving the car. Give He served as a captain in mento, Calif, and Mrs. Lau- lness. C. Church in Rahway. "BEVERLY'S' DUCOFF'S """"PTPE'SHOP" • *. I three years ol age to those in sixth grade are dance floor is available, as is the president of the New ra Paulus of San Diego, that the gross debt of the Township as defined In said Law Is Increased to keep alert on the road: the wheel to someone else, SPECIAL the Army during World Born in Elizabeth, he had Mr. Russell was a World by the authorization of the bonds and notes provided for in this bond or- 1413 Main St. 1457 Irving St. n2 l\. Milton Ave •'eligible to attend the Vacation Bible School at the Church a refreshment truck nearby. Jersey Board of Nursing V-.II ilii'tiiini-r .'I I Mill,in ,\H- i\l :'.:.• L-.II-.-I .-.I I ri,,-i,, Si, •Get a good night's sleep or stop and sleep. Calif, and six grandchildren. .1 >,r I UITMH Si > C'Trorn Monday to Friday. .Aug. 1 to 5. from 9 a.m. to While at the concert resi- War II. lived in Linden before he War II Army veteran. dinance by $23,750.00, and the said obligations authorized by this Rahway. N.J. before you leave. "Remember, too, alcohol and the dean of the Seton Bond Ordinance will be within all debt limitations prescribed by said Rahway. N.J. Rahway. N.J. •^noon. The theme will be "The Sunshine Patch: Growing dents may visit the Union had moved to Clark 18 Surviving are his widow, -Use your seatbelts. is the worst enemy of driver Hall University College of Law. G"&"B"" .-.God's Way." There will he Bible studies, music, crafts and County Information Van to years ago. Mrs. Maryann Mulfprd TRUPPA'S ""GEE'S"" They secure you in a com- alertness," concluded Mr. (fl An aggregate amount not exceeding $4,260.00 for costs and other 960 St. George Ave. ^recreation. A closing piogiam will be presented by the obtain free brochures and Mr. Russell had been a Russell and a brother, Items of expense listed In and permitted under Section 4OA:2-20 of said 1588 Irving St. fortable, upright position Derham. "To help yourself w/coupon only I (()I657 Irving St. 'V.i, I In- \ \|P M I.\| III; I Ml"l- \' Revelers letter carrier for the Linden •1 - .^•children on Aug. 5 at d.30 p.m. Mr. Siobaugh is thedirec details on upcoming events Thomas L. Sr. of Clark. Law may be Included as part of the cost of said improvement and Is In- Rahway. N.J. that will help keep you from stay alert, stay sober." all orders con be picked up cluded In Ihe foregoing estimate thereof. Rahway. N.J. Rahway. N.J. It '<. •yjor ol the school. sponsored by the Union at our NEW LOCATION Mrs. DiMaggio Mrs. Picarelli becoming drowsy. to present Section 5. The full faith and credit of the Township are hereby pledg- D~ V, Mns August about a do/en members of ihe Senior County Dept. of Parks and "E5AN"S from Mrs. Catherine DeBella Mrs. Mafalda DePetris ed to the punctual payment of the principal and Interest on the said 370 St. George Ave. 527 W. Grand Ave. "•'.Tligh Youth (iroup of the ('lunch will lake a mission trip Recreation. obligations authorized by this Bond Ordinance. Said obligations shall be 963 New Brunswick Ave. illi.n I.K -, -\>e Hi., , A I .'.,, |, ,: , 'Earnest' DiMaggio, 90, of Elizabeth, Picarelli, 46, of Elizabeth, Mrs. Simpson, 63, I •-;.«) Drift. K\.. an impoverished Appalachian area which In case of rain the con- direct, unlimited obligations of the Township, and the Township shall be Rahway 388-9744 !• Riihway.'M.J. Rahway. N.J. '."has a population ol aboiu 500 living in remote areas of cert will be held at 7:30 A spokeswoman for the Atom Tabloid died Tuesday, July 19, at died Thursday, July 14, at obligated to levy ad valorem taxes upon all the taxable property within SUMMERFUN offers The Equivalent of a complete religious encyclopedia in one J Alexian Brothers Hospital Point Pleasant Hospital in purchasing secretary the Township for the payment of said obligations and interest thereof "O'JOHNNlir'S" ERNA'S j'JTihe mountains. The youth will do eaipentry. plumbing, o'clock on Thursday, Aug. Revelers of Rahway, in resi- master reference edition. With the most beautiful padded bind- > without limitation of rale or amount. "PAUL'S"""" '•.'•.electrical work, panning and othe; loims of manual labor. 4, in Echo Lake Park. dence at the El Bodegon mg ever placed on the Holy Scriptures ! in Elizabeth after a long ill- Point Pleasant after a brief Mrs. Margaret Simpson, Advanced Technology Sys- 228 W. Scott Ave. 170 Westfield Ave. 434 W. Grand Ave. Section 6. The capital budget of the Township Is hereby amended to iHlwn I'tKi- \ \lli-ii Si- I •,'^,'Mioiit half of ihe money needed for the trip has been Should it rain Aug. 4 the Restaurant at 169 W. Main j ness. illness. tems in Fair Lawn until her conform with the provisions of this Ordinance to the extent of any In- Protestant - King James Version 63, of Clark, died Saturday, Rahway, N.J. Clark. N.J. .-"•.Taied through fundraisers. I hose mi the trip will leave dinner, theater Catholic - The New American Bible Born in Italy, she had consistency herewith and the resolutions promulgated by the Local Runway. N.J. show would immediately St., announced the opening Cainoi'C ea.t.on TM£ NEW AWEMICAN El'U.i. Born in Cugnoli, Italy, July 16, at Muhlenberg retirement in March. i >;'Oseeola on Saturday moiniiij1. Aug. 13. and return on move to the Trailside of "The Importance of Be- A t.nlMul new, ir.lflsUtny in v-n^ e rf^^Op-n ,..(.•, been brought to this coun- she had come to this coun- Hospital in Plainfield after a She had also been a mem- Finance Board showing all detail of the amended capital budget and Winfield Liquor & Deli """EK'NTE™ PORKY'S DELI try and Elizabeth 75 years capital program as approved by the Director, Division of Local Govern •V-Sunday evening. Aug. 2 I. SUMMERFUN, a New fessional stock theater in Nature and Science Center ing Earnest" tomorrow to try and Elizabeth in 1953. brief illness. ber of the First Presbyterian ment Services are on file with the Township Clerk and are available for 5§25 Wavecrest Avenue? 274 I-.. Cirand Ave. 1064 Madison Hill Rd. ;.'_; The .Annual (lunch Picnic will take place at Tama- Jersey professional summer residence at Montclair State at Coles Ave. and New Pro- run every Friday and Sat- ago. IIIIOM Mciif.iii,-,! A M,.,i, Si. I On%!.it Fie* Slepnen J H.ui.n'.jfn a I >,< She had been an elec- Church of Rahway. public inspection. Winfield Park, N.J. Clark. N.J. 499 0069 4 '".-"-lines Park in Westl'ield on Sunday. Aue 2S. from I p.m. theater, is introducing a College in Upper Montclair. vidence Rd., Mountainside. urday night to Saturday, S S L ,in Raman Rd. Marlboro Inn and Burns ing Our Song" by Neil Si- propriations, ,a grant from and show costs SI5.95, and Domenico DiMaggio, who communicant of St. An- Elizabeth. It...7/28/83 Fee: $131.44 CLARK PATRIOT Is Sold DICKERH DELI Country Inn, patrons may mon, with music and lyrics Local No. 152 of the Amer- the show only is S6.50. <5?D?RS"MAY~BrplcKFD~uF'AT " thony's R. C. Church in '4 died in 1943. he had retired 10 years ago. \\ 170 Inman Ave. enjoy a full meal at a re- by Marvin Hamlisch and ican Federation of Musi- For reservations please Atom Tabloid Elizabeth. SCHENCK, CHARLES A., at Colonia '•:- ZION J.UTHF.RAN ( ill R( || ()| (I.ARK duced price and receive fast Surviving are two sons, He had also been a age 75 of Clark, New Jersey, on Carol Bayer Sager, from cians and donations from telephone 574-1255. 219 C**tral Avtra* Louis of Iselin and Thomas Charles A. Schenck, O."° The Main Worship will 1\- a: ": I 5 a m on Stindav service allowing them time Tuesday to Saturday, Aug. member of the Linden June 24, 1983, beloved husband of local community-minded in- The cast includes Ivy Me- Railway. N.J. 07045 of Seaside Heights; two dau- Surviving are her hus- the late Catherine Schenck, beloved O'JOHNNIE'S PORKV'S DELI "BOB'S'UTNCH .'•J.July 31. ' to arrive at the theater for 2 to 13. dustry. Caffcrty of Rahway as M »rtf«* t»t m* rt* m«hi pt j I ' Presbyterian Church in tUm*\4m Fwnllr llfcl*, I h«.» f | ghters, Mrs. Marie Rand of band, Albert Picarelli; a retired builder father of John of East Hanover, 170 West field Ave. 1074 Raritan Rd. :-;-. The Sunday; School and Bible ( 'lasses m Christian that evening's performance. For reservations or infor- For up-to-the-minute in- Lady Bracknell. l U * ,l,H , . Linden. New Jersey, Charles, Jr. of Hurley, 1064 Madison Hill Rd (n *• I Rahway and Mrs. Ida^Ster- daughter, Miss Tina Pica- IV.K Mtr.ili.mi < I.irL VII.KIII Clark. N.J |V->| 1,1 N.ll'i V.'.;i:ducation for all ages is in recess lot ;!ie summer months Audience members must mation on the "Dinner and formation on rain dates, Dinner is served starting ol HJ.00 I. ,ntlo.«l ' He is survived by two New York, and Mrs. Patricia Clark. N.J. • Ikki mmy ka pkkxl vp at tk. ner of Elizabeth; a brother, relli, at home; a sister, Mrs. Charles A. Schenck, of Nalepka of Clark, New Jersey, dear Clark. N.J. -'•'ttnd will resume on Sept. 11. purchase their tickets in ad- Theater Special" please Atom T>U»M oHlc.Mo.vfri »-S ago. sons, John of East Hanover, cancellations and informa- at 6 o'clock upstairs in the Frank DeBella of Fayette- Mary Policastro of Edison Clark, died at Rahway Hos- brother of Mrs. George May, also -V To enroll children aged three and ovei for the fall vance and present them at telephone the SUMMER- Phone Born in Pennsylvania, and Charles, Jr. of Hurley, WAWA'FOODS"* Winfield Liquor & Deli tion on other activities of El Bodegon Restaurant, ville, N. C; a sister, Mrs. and four brothers, Sestino pital on Friday, June 24, survived by five grandchildren. Larry's Luncheonette "''term, please telephone the Church Office at 382 7320. the restaurant in order to FUN Box Office at number the department, please tele- and the production is Mr. Schenck had lived the N. Y.; a daughter, Mrs. Pat- Lake Avenue 25 Wavecrest Avenue Rose Fino of Stamford, of Clark, Peter of Warren after a long illness. Mr. Sch- last 26 years in Clark. He ricia Nalepka of Clark; a Services were conducted under 1473 Raritan Road ;•?••'• The Church is located at 559 Raritan Rd. receive their discount. 746-9120. phone the 24-hour hotline mounted downstairs in the Slate 2'P the direction of the Krowlckl Gomy K umei of Skylinti Conn.; eight grandchildren and Victor and Dante, both enck's wife, Mrs.Catherine had been a self-employed Clark, N.J. Winfield Park, N.J. •y- The Rev. Joseph D. Kucharik is the pastor. SUMMERFUN is a pro- number 352-8410. cafe-style Revelers Theatre. sister, Mrs. George May Memorial Home, 211 Westfield Colonia, N.J. and 18 great grandchildren. of Elizabeth. Schenck, died seven months builder for 30 years before and five grandchildren. Avenue, Clark, New Jersey. PAGE 12 THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1983 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT be Issued therefore, being the amount of the said $4,250.00 down pay ment (or said purpose, and said estimated cost being exclusive of. and in PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Library continues addition to. any moneys to be expended therefore, by the County of PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1983 PAGE f? Union. summer fun STATEMENT Section 4. The following additional matters are hereby determlnded PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE Jersey for the subdivision of bts 25, 851, Tax Atlas of the City ,f NOTICE TO VOTERS OF UNION COUNTY PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE 27 and 29. block 329, Tax Atlas of PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE Rahway and a request for • The bond ordinance published herewith has been finally adopted on declared, recited and stated: PUBUC NOTICE The Railway Public Li- tha City of Rahway and a request to variance from the provblons of ti•..• July 18th, 1983, and the twenty-day period of limitation within which a (a) The said purpose described In Section 3 of this Bond Ordinance Is not a current expense and Is a property or improvement which the brary provides a series of A Special Election will be held on August 2nd, 1983 between the TaJfe notice that on July 19, vary the provisions of the Zoning Zoning Ordinance of the City ••' suit, action or proceeding questioning the validity of such ordinance can At a public meeting held on Mon- CORPORATION NOTICE township may lawfully acquire or make as a general Improvement, and hours of 7 A.M. to 8 P.M., for the following public office: 1983 a change occurred tn the NOTICE OF ACTION Ordlnanc* of the City of Rahway In SHERIFFS SALE The Board of Education of the Cl NOTICE OF ACTION Rahway to permit the occupancy. : be commenced, as provided in the Local Bond Law. has begun to run summer activities for all day, June 27, 1983, the Clark PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given ONE (1) Member of the General Assembly stock holdings of Shor-Bar Coip. BY RAHWAY connection with the Mid subdivi- ty of Rahway, County of Union, three of the five itom existing «M from the date of the first publication of this statement. no part of the cost thereof has been or shall be specially assessed on Board of Adjustment took the BY RAHWAY children of elementary sch- Legislative District 20th that the following Ordinance was sion, did approve the said subdivi- property specially benefited thereby. trading as T/A Admiral Ryan's following actions; BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT SUPERIOR COURT OF State of New Jersey Invites sealed BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT the obrcsaid lot 43 kn which to co;, BOND ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE CONTRUCT1ON OF ool age. duly adopted ond approved on final sion and did grant the necessary : (b) The average period of usefulness of said Improvement within the (Unexpired Term) holder of No. 2013-33-033-004 for NEW JERSEY bids for duct and operate- a retail nmi STORM DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS AND THE RECONSTRUC- Approved application of Am-reading at a Regular meeting of the variances sought. K; A Game Day will be held This Spot premises located at 297-301 W. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that CHANCERY DIVISION TRANSPORTATION PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that •tore, did approve the Mid Slt?P1.i-1 TION OF A PORTION OF STATE STREET IN AND BY THE limitations of said Local Bond Law. according to the reasonable life bassador World Travel for a free- Municipal Council, Township of SPECIAL ELECTION Grand Ave., Rahway, N.J. resulting the Boord of Adjustment of th« City UNION COUNTY DOCKET NO. Sealed bids will be received In the the Board of Adjustment of the City and did grant the variances soucri.1 TOWNSHIP OF CLARK, IN THE COUNTY OF UNION, STATE thereof computed from the date of the said bonds authorized by this on Monday, Aug. I, from standing sign, and Included In the Clark, New Jersey Monday evening, RAHWAY Nursery/ In the following persons, residing at of Rahway at the condutlon of a Robert B. Markey, applicant F-9O37-81 NEW YORK Business Office, Rahway Junior of Rahway at the conclusion of a OF NEW JERSEY. AND APPROPRIATING $85,000.00 Bond Ordinance, Is thirty (30) years. 10 a.m. to noon. Boys and same Resolution, denied application July 18, 1983. Could their followtng respective addresses, public hearing held Monday even- 208 Central Avenue THEREFORE. AND AUTHORIZING THE ISSUKANCE OF (c) The supplemental debt statement required by said Law has been Kindergarten of Ambassador World Travel for a GUARDIAN MORTGAGE CORP.. High School, Kline Place, Rahway, public hearing held Monday even- Michael Fuhman, attorney '• • girls may. play chess or WARD • DISTRICT each acquiring In the aggregate AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND ing. July 18, 1983 to consider the Rahway, New Jersey 07065 $60,750.00 BONDS OR NOTES OF THE TOWNSHIP OF CLARK duly made and filed In the office of the Township Clerk and a complete School rooftop sign. PLAINTIFF N.J. until 10.00 A.M. on Monday, Ing, Jury 18, 1983 te contlder the appllc.Tir. checkers or bring their own 1 • 1 Grover Cleveland School E. Milton Ave. Gym more than 10% of said corporate AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED, application of Robert B. Markey of vs. JOHN HARRIS, ET AL, August 8, 1983 prevailing time. application of Joseph Lorla, Inc.. of FOR FINANCING SUCH APPROPRIATION. executed duplicate thereof has been filed In the office of the Director of Be Yours The file papers for the above ap- 1460 Morris Avn..:.- games. Book Bingo will be 1 -2 Grover Cleveland School E. Milton Ave. Gym •Reading Readiness licensee's stock: Michael Perona, "AN ORDINANCE TO FIX 208 Central Avenue, Rahway, New It...7/28/83 Fee: $16.43 Defendants Bids will be publicly opened and 1788 St. Georges Avenue Rohwny, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWNSHIP COUNCIL OF THE the Division of Local Government Services In the Department of Com- plications and decisions are Union, N.J. O^OVi 1 -3 Senior Citizen Housing 224 W. Grand Avenue 'Skills & Concepts 739 Jaques Ave., Rahway, N.J. MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM N.J. for review and approval of a TOWNSHIP OF CLARK IN THE COUNTY OF UNION. NEW munity Affairs of the State of New Jersey, and such statement shows held on Tuesday. Aug. 2, available for Inspection in the office CIVIL ACTION read aloud at the Business Office that the gross debt of the Township as defined In said Law Is Increased 14 Senior Citizen Housing 224 W. Grand Avenue Any Information concerning the SALARIES", ADOPTED JULY WRIT OF EXECUTION beginning 10O1 A.M. Note that Site Plan covering lot 43, block JERSEY (not less than two thirds of all the member'; thereof affirmative- from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. •2-3 & 5 Hall Day $25 of the Clark Township Construc- lt...7/28/83 Fee:$lfiM) by the authorization of the bonds and notes provided for In this Bond 21 Franklin School St. George Ave. Gym qualifications of any of the above 12, 1965. Budget Control, Part FOR SALE OF this legal notice supersedes any ly concurring). AS FOLLOWS: Sessions tion Official, Municipal Building, Time Help PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Ordinance by $80,750.00. Children who can read may 2-2 Franklin School St. George Ave. Gym current stockholders should be MORTGAGED PREMISES prior legal notice. Section 1. The Improvement desenbed in Section 3 of this Bond Or •Day Care Program between the hours of 9 a.m. and 4 participate. Paperback 2-3 Franklin School St. George Ave. Gym communicated in writing to: Edward R. Padusnlak By virtue of the above-stated writ Bids are to be stamped on the dlnance Is hereby authorized as a general improvement to be made or (d) An aggregate amount not exceeding $15,000.00 for costs and For p.m. dally. 24 Franklin School St. George Ave. Gym Available-Open Township Clerk of execution to me directed I shall other Items of expense listed In and permitted under Section 40A:2 20 books will be given as outside of envelope: PUBLIC NOTICE acquired by the Township of Clark in the County of Union. New Jersey 3-1 Columbian Club 7:30 am to 5:30 pm Donald Broughton, Secretary TOWNSHIP OF CLARK WRIT OF ELECTION AND PROCLAMATION PUBUC NOTIC-K of said Law may be Included as part of the cost of said Improvement and prizes. 80 W. Inman Ave. Shor Bar Corp., licensee expose for sale by public venduc, In Bids for (state which) For the said Improvement or purpose slated insaid Section 3, there is 3-2 Columbian Club 80 W. Inman Ave. lt.,.7/28/83 pee: $12.71 It...7/28/83 Fee: $12.71 ROOM 207, In th Court House, In is included In the foregoing estimate thereof. 7 Weeks Mr. Francis R; Senkowsky Specifications for the above may hereby appropriated the sum of S85.000.00, said sum tx'ing inclusive of In connection with the 3-3 Columbian Club 80 W. Inman Ave. STATE OF NEW JERSEY the City of Elizabeth, N.J., on Section 5. The full faith and credit of the Township are hereby pledg- 1155 & 2153 St. Georges Board of Alcoholic Beverage be. secured at the office of the SUMMARY OR SYNOPSIS OF AUDfT REPORT : all appropriations heretofore made therefore and including the sum of dragon quest theme of the 34 Columbian Club 80 W. Inman Ave. NEW JERSEY GENERAL ASSEMBLY WEDNESDAY, the 3rd day of ed to the punctual payment of the principal of and Interest on the said Control of Rahway PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Secretary of the Board, Rahway FOR PUBLICATION :•:.• 54,250.00 as the down payment for ^aid improvement or purpose re 41 Grover Cleveland School E. Milton Ave. Gym Ave., Rahwav August A.D., 1983 at two o'clock In obligations authorized by this Bond Ordinance. Said obligations shall be Summer Reading Club, a 574-1200 City of Rahway quired by law and now available therefore by virtue of provision in a WHEREAS, Raymond Lcsnlak was, at the general election held In the Junior High School, Kline Place, SUMMARY OR SYNOPSIS OF 1982 AUDIT REPORT OF '• 4-2 Golden Age Towers 220 E. Milton Ave. 381-6640 City Hall Plaza, Rahway, N.J. the afternoon of said day direct, unlimited obligations of the Township, and the Township shall be craft program during which Rohway, N.J. TOWNSHIP OF CLARK AS REQUIRED BY N.J.S. 4OA:5-7 ••- previously adopted budget or budgets of the Township for down pay 4-3 Golden Age Towers 220 E. Milton Ave. month of November, 1981, elected by the voters of Legislative District Municipality: City of Rahway obligated to levy ad valorem taxes upon all the taxable property within CORPORATION NOTICE The Board of Education reserves COMBINED COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEET ment or for capital improvement purposes, the appropriation for which boys and girls in kinder- 44 Golden Age Towers 220 E. Milton Ave. 20 to represent the district In the New Jersey General Assembly and did Street address: 1113 Fulton the Township for the payment of said obligations and interest thereof It...7/28/83 Fee:$16.43 herein made is exclusive of, and in addition to. any moneys to be ap garten to sixth grade may PUBUC NOTICE Is hereby given that the following Ordinance was subsequently qualify as a member of the New Jersey General Assembly Street, Rahway, New Jersey the right to reject any and all bids or without limitation of rate or amount. 51 Senior Citizen Center 1306Esterbrook Ave. proprtated or expended therefore by the County of Union duly adopted and approved on final reading at a Regular meeting of the from that district and after his election and qualification was elected and proposals or parts of bids or pro DECEMBER DECEMBER design their own shields will 5-2 Senior Citizen Center 1306 Esterbrook Ave. Tax Lot and Block: Lot 50 Block Section 2. For the financing of said improvement or purpose and to Section 6. The capital budget of the Township is hereby amended to Municipal Council, Township of Clark, New Jersey Monday evening, Ju- Is serving as a member of the New Jersey Senate for that district and posals, waive any Informalities and 31, 1982 31, J9KI 5-3 Senior Citizen Center 1306 Esterbrook Ave. PUBUC NOTICE 659 conform with the provisions of this Ordinance to the extent of any In- be given on Wednesday, ly 18. 1983. thereby a vacancy happened In the New Jersey General Assembly; and award contract which In their Judge ASSETS meet the part of said $85,000.00 appropriation not provided (or by ap 54 Senior Citizen Center 1306 Esterbrook Ave. 'KM. CHATTERJEE, M.D.. M.S.. F.C.C.P. consistency herewith and the resolutions promulgated by the Local Aug. 3, from 10:30 to 11:30 AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED, "AN Approximate dimensions: 100 ment may be for the best Interest of Cash and Investments plication hereunder of said down payment, negotiable bonds of the 6-1 Madison School Madison Avenue Gym WHEREAS, By resolution of the New Jersey General Assembly, duly $1,416,729.95 $1.386,9 Ll. Finance Board showing all detail of the amended capital Budget and 179 Main St. Woodbrldge ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING POSITIONS, SALARIES AND feet by 215 feet the Board of Education. Taxes, Assessments, Liens '•' / ," Township are hereby authorized to be issued in the principal amount of a.m. All materials will be 6 2 Madison School Madison Avenue Gym CORPORATION NOTICE adopted on June 23, 1983, the Speaker of the General Assembly, was capital program as approved by the Director, Division of Local Govern- Nearest-cross street: Hazclwood and Utility Charges $80,750.00 pursuant to the Local Bond Law of New Jersey. In anticipa supplied by the library. Pre- 6-3 Madison School DUTIES UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF CIVIL SERVICE", authorized and directed to Issue a writ of election as of this date In the Bidders arc required to comply ment Services are on file with the Township Clerk and are available for Madison Avenue Gym (Tho lolo Dr. Frodorick's Office)/ >» PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby gtven Avenue 1 tion of the issuance of said bonds and to temporarily finance said im ADOPTED NOVEMBER 9, 1964. manner and form hereinafter set forth; with the requirements of Public Receivable 144,075.52 288,144 c.. public Inspection. school children may partici- 64 Madison School Madison Avenue Gym that the following Ordinance was There Is due approximately provement or purpose, negotiable notes of the Township in a principal BE IT ORDAINED by the Council of the Township of Clark, County THEREFORE, I, Alan J. Karcher, Speaker of the General Assembly, Laws 1975, c. 127. Property Acquired for 634-2678 duly adopted and approved on final $53,821.33 with Interest at the con- Section 7. This Bond Ordinance shall take effect 20 days after the pate if accompanied by a of Union, New Jersey, that an Ordinance entitled, "AN ORDINANCE pursuant to law and to said resolution, do hereby Issue this writ of elec- By order of the Board of Educa- Taxes • Assessed Value 35,575.00 35,575.(>) amount not exceeding $80,750.00 are hereby authorized to be issued VOTERS DESIRING ANY INFORMATION CONCERNING THIS reading at a Regular meeting of the tract rate of 14 per cent from first publication thereof after final adoption as provided by said Local parent. A Walk-In Office ESTABLISHING POSITIONS, SALARIES AND DUTIES UNDER tion and proclamation directing an election to be held, according to the tion, City of Rahway, In the County Accounts Receivable pursuant to and wlthtn the limitations prescribed by said law POLLING LOCATION CAN CALL 527-4121. "Municipal Council, Township of November 7, 1983 to April 19, 232,105.52 161,84I.iT: Bond Law. NO WAITING—NO APPOINTMENT THE PROVISIONS OF CIVIL SERVICE", adopted November 9, 1964, laws of the State of New Jersey, In Legislative District 20 on August 2, of Union, New Jersey. Fixed Capital Authorized Section 3. (a) The Improvement hereby authorized and the purpose Volunteer, Margaret No- Clark, New Jersey Monday evening, 1983 and lawful Interest thereafter, EDWARD R. PADUSNIAK —Less Expensive Than An Emergency Room- be amended as follows: 1983, for the purpose of electing a member of the General Assembly for and Uncompleted • Utility for the financing of which said obligations are to be issued is a storm valany, will read stories to UNION COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS July 18th, 1983. and costs. 850.000.00 85O.OOO.i-X • water drainage system and road reconstruction on Stale Street and TOWNSHIP CLERK Most Convenient flours: Section 1. The salary ranges specified In Section 2. of the Ordinance Legislative District 20, to fill the vacancy caused by the election and Anthony Rocco Jr. Deferred Charges to Future DONALD J. LUDWIG, CHAIRMAN Monday thru Friday 1:30-8 AN ORDINANCE MAKING AN There Is a full legal description on Hayes Avenue and drainage on Holland Drive in The 7ownship of TOWNSHIP OF CLARK children in preschool to of which this Ordinance is amendatory entitled: "AN alphabetical qualification of Raymond Lesnlak as a member of the Senate, and that Board Secretary Taxation • General CATHERINE M. LEHR, COMMISSIONER OF Saturday 9-f EMERGENCY APPROPRIATION file In the Union County Sheriffs Clark, by site clearing, road excavation, the installation of storm water It. .7/28/83 Fee: $115.94 kindergarten on Thursday, list...full-time positions...part-time positions...Classified Service..." be the candidates for this office to be voted upon at the election be selected Capital 2,681,300.58 2,423,250*' REGISTRATION IN THE SUM OF $175,000.00 Office. Deferred Charges to sewers, type (b) Inlets, underdralns, pavement, repairs and new pave Complete Mediral Services and the same are hereby amended to read as follows: or nominated In the manner provided by law. It.. .7/28/83 Fee: $24.80 .' vV)"- achievement during the spr- Aug. 4, from 2 to 2:30 p.m. MARGARET A. BROOKS, BOARD MEMBER TO PROVIDE FOR THE COST The Sheriff reserves the right to ment, block curbing, sub-basing where required, streets and slop signs •XRay* Laboratory* Diathermy MUNICIPAL COURT Minimum Maximum Revenue of Succeeding ing semester at Albright Access for the handicap- JERALD H. BIENER, BOARD MEMBER • Minor Surgcry'l'roctoscopy OF THE RE-EVALUATION OF adjourn this sale. and top soiling and seeding where required, together with all structures Lynn Kavalieros Municipal Court Clerk & Given under my hand and seal Years 54,673.72 45.829ft.. • Procto.sigmoidoscopy'Pap Smear ALL TAXABLE REAL PROPER- J College in Reading, Pa. ped may be arranged if the Violations Clerk $15,658.00 $17,658.00 ••••-." - •*€&&! and appurtenances, and all work or materials necessary therefore, or in It ...7/28/83 Fee: $56.42 TY IN THE TOWNSHIP OF this 23 day of June, In the year ALVIN D. MILLER, ATTY. PUBUC NOTICE TOTAL ASSETS $5,414,460.29 $5.191,552 7. ckdentai thereto, all as shown on and in accordance with the plans and on dean's list The list includes all library is notified or tele- Senior Citizens Welcome of our Lord 1983 and of the CLARK, COUNTY OF UNION, CX- 44802 (DJ & RNR) LIABILITIES, RESERVES specification therefore, to be prepared and filed in the office of the phoned al 381-4110 two in the Summer Reading Before applying adhesive Medicare & Medicaid Accepted Deputy Municipal Court Clerk/ Independence of the United States, 207th. students who earn a cum- STATE OF NEW JERSEY, AND RALPH FROEHUCH AND Township Clerk. days before each scheduled paper to shelves and draw- Stenography 13.670.00 15,670.00 Alan J. Karcher A Clark student, Lynn ulative average of 3.5 or Club. Pre-school children HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS OK YOUR AUTHORIZING NEGOTIABLE Sheriff SHERIFFS SALE FUND BALANCE (b) The estimated maximum amount of bonds or notes to be Issued ers, make patterns with Speaker of the General Assembly M. Kavalieros of 18 Grand event. may be signed up by their CHOICK ARRANGED FOR YOU NOTES OF THE TOWNSHIP Bonds and Notes Payable for said purpose Is $80,750.00. above. newspaper. Transfer the pat- SECTION 2. This Ordinance shall take effect upon publication accor- $2,651,000.00 $2,637,000 ('.' TO MEET SUCH APPROPRIA- 4t. .7/7. 7/14. 7/21, 7/28/83 SUPERIOR COURT OF Improvement (c) The estimated cost of said purpose Is $85,000.00. the excess St., was named to the dean's Miss Kavalieros earned a Boys and girls may still parents for the Read-To-Me terns to ttfc lining paper ding to law. Attest: TION. Fce:$l 17.80 NEW JERSEY honor list for academic join a team and participate and cut for better fit. Edward R. Padusnlak John J. Miller, Jr. Authorizations 479,103.73 2O7.222..S I therof over the said estimated maximum amount of bonds ur notes to perfect 4.0 average. Reading Club. Edward R. Padusnlak CHANCERY DIVISION Clerk of the General Assembly Other Liabilities and Township Clerk Township Clerk UNION COUNTY DOCKET Special Funds 696,911.61 443,146':;:' TOWNSHIP OF CLARK "It is good to be merry at NO. F-7774-80 L HELP WANTED HELP WANTED SITUATION WAHTED PRIVATE INSTRUCTION TOWNSHIP OF CLARK Amortization of Debt for It...7/28/83 Fee: $38.44 5t...6/30, 7/7, 7/14,7/21, 7/28/83 Fec:$229.4O meals." English Proverb FORMAN MORTGAGE CO. TYPINGExp. Secretary will type It...7/28/83 Fee: $15.81 Fixed Capital Acquired or $100. Per Week Part Time at Home. Clarinet Flute, Saxophone, Piano CALL SWITCHIOARD resumes, term papers, dictaphone Plaintiff, a Corp., Authorized 460,000.00 Webster. America's favorite dic- (Firstlessonlree) 750-1858or BRICK, TILE, CEMENT DRAPERY HAULING t CLEANUP PAINTING AND SERVICES vs. WILLIE S. DAVIS, 0KIAT0R tionary company needs home work. Pickup 4 del avail Reserve for Certain Aswts get the job done 574-1200 789-1448 CERAMIC TILING SLIPCOVERS DECORATING et ux., Defendants EXPERIENCE PREFERRED, workers to update local mailing lists. 382-8216 Pat's Trucking. Demolition ol JOE'S A/C Central Air Installation, Receivable 236,312.39 464,62H:X0 Guitar Lessons At my Home Begin- Batfirooms remodeled UPHOLSTERING CIVIL ACTION BUT WILL TRAIN THE Easy work. Can be done while wat- firages, clean up work, yards, SWEENEY'S PAINTING S CON- Arso.ro pair of window units. Pick-up Fund Balance 691,132.56 BABYSITTING ners and Visually handicapped Jim Moyer 634-8643 WRIT OF EXECUTION 1.044.555-.'-"* WE WILL ACCEPT RIGHT INDIVIDUAL. ching TV. All ages experience un- cellars, i houses. Fully ins. TRACT Intenor/Extenor Sheet Rock- tdeliver- Cill38I-4417 c * Students. By Experienced Teacher Tilt Bathroom repaired TOTAL LIABILITIES, Call l«rw*««i 1-4 p.m. necessary. Call 1-716442-6000 CHILD CARE for Toddler in MYhome. 388-7763 ing & Carpentry Free Estimates Call QUALITY PAVING Specializing in FOR SALE OF CaJ 28M271 RemodeledMasonry KITCHEN I DINETTE RESERVES AND FUND CLASSIFIED ADS APPEAR THREE TIMES- YOUR VISA OR EiUl/8 4 hrs., 5 DAYS/wk. Mature woman. Anytime 862-4716 resurfacing 4 new asphalt MORTGAGED PREMISES Singing. Piano. Flute, Saxophone. Emery Glajoli.3 references required. Call aft 6 00 PRIVATE PIANO INSTRUCTION J 4 J MASONS Brick, Block. Con- Garage* & Collars Cobnlo, N.J. IN FUND BALANCE " USED CARS I TRUCKS MISC. FOR SALE MISC. FOR SALE PETS with with incentive to earn money work- Made matonry the City of Elizabeth, N.J., on GUARANTEED ing part time, earningfull time pay. 388-8612 Specialising in Beginners Certified crete. Repairs & Home Im- Cleaned A4J Electric, Lie. No. 5207. Quality 380-7333 CURRENT FUND '71 Buick Electra. New Tires, Good Refrigerators, Washers. Dryers. Colo' Music Teacher, B A Degree. Call aft To work, low rites. Free Est Aft. 4. WEDNESDAY, the 3rd day of adolescents Salary plus commission. Call Jolene Mature woman to babysit in my Col- provements No job too small Used Appliances :"L 283-0753 YEAR 1982 YEAR \4v 1 transp. Very clean, All powers. J 700. TV's, good cond. Will guarantee. CLOSE OUT SALE D4M TRAIN1NC 6pm,Mrs.V 382-0085 Order PAINTING 549-3878 tf August A.D., 1983 at two o'clock In Monocrstt Dog Training School 5744535 oma home Call aft. 6pm 381-9831 574-1442 £,% 3I1-OO01 REVENUE AND OTHER 541-7555 754-72O9or756-1433 AT WAREHOUSE will b« starting N4»w ft*glnnar AL-BEE DINETTES ALDAWN ELECTRIC the afternoon of said day. In spite of theDEMONSTRATORS NEEDED For or Daytime (212)486-6606 Certilied Teacher. Tutors All Sub- Concrete driveways, patios, INCOME REALIZED READER MOPED 1979 Motobecane 50V Ml(-.' ',..11 I,M,,'- Clo.i... Thurv July 29 FACTORY WAREHOUSE '71 Porsche Model No. 914 Good iecB. (Espec French. Spanish. 4 PAPERHANGING Commercial, residential, industrial. The property to be sold Is located Toys/Gifts. No investment Free sdewalks. All types of brick £ block t Of tngt#f%4va Arp A,f~*4 CAW Fund Balance Utilized $ 850,000.00 $ 560,000c Mobylette. Under 2000 mi. $400 V.F.W. HALL tremendous physical, by lol Clroi. Bonded, insured. Lie. 5217. Condition Call Alter 5:00 pm. Kit/Training. More Information Call BUS. OPPORTUNITIES ~ English) All Levels?. My Home or work. Free Est 283-3491 (NlltTO MOS. HAULMG ATTIC FANS In the City of Rahway In the County Miscellaneous From Other C»II272-6O51 INTEREST RATES 6 BrootJwoy. Ctaffc mental and social Coll Anytlm* 574-3861 tf LANDSCAPIN6 318-5471 Alto. Advanced Ob*d>4K>c« Yours. 388-6806 YOU CALL...WE HAUL INSTALLED of Union, and State of New Jersey AS LOW AS 12% 232-7047 Own your own Jean-Sportswear, Monte»erdeCons't. Co. 382-21 41HOSS, Atllct. Bal*m*nti. GorOQ**. •Lawn Maintenance Than Local Property 3I3M5 Clean-Guaranteed-Big Selection Prot»ct#d Training John W. Paulikas • no pb too small. changes adolescents TO 70 Monte Carlo 8 cyl., air. A lotol Contact Frank Real Estate Sales person with Infant-Pre-Teen Ladies Apparel, Guitar or Bass Lessons, in Your Steps, patios, stone fireplaces Free Yordl Conn Suit. Eltolsi 388-8876 RELIABLES REASONABLE •Seeding Sodding Commonly known as: 2020 Henry Tax Levies REFRIGERATORS LJC4283.283-2194. tf •Roto Tilling 2,606,433.70 2,658,633.' Wed., Thurs., Sat. new parts. $395. Call aft. 4 experience, surprising- license needed to sell Commercial Combination, accessories or Quality Home, all Levels, to suit your needs. Estimates. 965-2051 Cl«on»d D«mo WorV Apt I CALL KEN 687-5013 Street, Rahway, New Jersey Tax Specializing in Frost Free Sales 233-9384 Horn* Moving Pointing |lnl ERI) "Tree rernovrjl Pruning Collection of Delinquent 634-5903 636*7772 Real Estate. Call Endoc Realty Co. Childrens Furniture Store. Gunne 388-8898 CLEANING SERVICES Need an Electrician? Call WUNDER OR •Creative londicapmg Lot No. 9 and 10 In Block No. 124 The Atom Tabloid & Service -Mr. Cool -225-5272 ly their attitudes and PORCHES, PATIOS, SIDEWALKS. Moon Sondtd I Fmnhxl * Taxes and Tax Sax, Calvin Klein. Esprit, Zena, ELECTRIC Lie. Bui. Permit No. 5736 Free liflmatei Dimensions of Lot (Approximate READER Rahway News Record Clark Patriot '70 NOVB. Best Otter. FLEA MARKET 201 730-1191 PADS for Metal Buildings. Call for EUROPEAN Lady will do TOM WAYNE-750-0732 Title Liens 241.802.47 Radial 10" Sears, Arm Saw Legs & .... MISC.EVENTS values are similar and Ocean Pacific. Brittania. Evan Housecleamng. Offices. (Depen- PAPER HANGER] WO8S5 tf ly) 67 feet wide by 100 feet long. '75 Chryiler Best Offer Flea Market every Tuesday. New LIFE GUARD needed immediately Free Estimate 388-1518 3129439 738*1719 Collection of Current The Atom Tabloid Weekend Magazine extras Excel, cond.. $300 Air in many ways compati- Picone. Healthtex. 300 others. WANTED Rodrigue: Electrical Contractor. 388-8096 $45,000 BINGO BONANZA in Dover United Methodist Church. for Woodbridge area private pool. MAWA MASON Contractors- dable)Ple»tecallevti. 63frM33 Flocks, Foil). Wit look Vinyli Nearest Cross Street: Situate on Cond. 15,000 BTU, 220 V.Bradford $7,900 lo $24,500 inventory, air- Licensed 4 Bonded No. 3894. Nojob Tax Levy 12,081,991.39 11,983,014..v Maryland! Aijg 6 4 7.(2) Days Play, 690 New Dover Rd. Edison. 6am- ble with those of their Must have Red Cross advanced Sr. Junk Cars 4 Trucks Wanted. We pay Sidewalks, steps, patios, founda- DON'S ENTOraiSES the Westerly side of Henry Street CALL WHEN ALL ITEMS ARE SOLD '69 Charger, V-8, auto., p/s. a/c Exc. cond, $150.. Dining Rm.. 6 fare, training, futures, grand open- HOME IMPROVEMENT toosmall. 636-32J7 33,020.51 12,517..'.' Hotel, Breakfast Buffet 4 Transpor- 2pm Dealers$6,$8,$9. 381-9478 Lifesaving. 40-45 Hrs.Wkry. $40.$50.$60.$704$80 00picked tions, driveways; Home repairs. Free TH MM *..*• t, IT METB0 CONSTB. 105 feet from the Southerly side of Interfund Loans Returned bucketseats. 92.000 mi.. J800. Call chrs.. Tbl & Hulch. $225. Stereo 1 parents, says Ellawese ing, etc. Mr. Kostecky CLIAN UP AMERICA PAINTING tation All Included For further info 609-443-5700 up388-6457, If All types ol home improvements. 2EUS ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING Corp*ntry. !•*><••, kindttoping. Total Income $15,813,248.07 $15,427,71 V(> Guaranteed Reader lo Reader want ads are alt. 5 pm 925-6706 Phono, floor model, AM/FM, 550, (501)327-8031 est 634-5072 tr*« wrfc.. fr»# r«m. 1 prun . gut- ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS 4 Bamett Street. ADS CallKay. 446-7222^r2517626 B. McLendon, the ex- Th* personohiod houiccloonmg Kit/Baths. Basements, attics, Interior and Extorlor Smoke I Burj tar Alarms. NEED DRIVER to make pickups. Used Passenger car tires Wanted »n clnd. A lnitoll*d. t Iniur»d-Fr»» CttfmiMl Attic Fans r«polr«d. d» p.m. December 31 $ 844,607.67 $ 1,026.499.(1:' BR.SET Medit Trrp. Drsr .Armoire 2 Cill574-2104or245-1409 matching ottoman. Custom made apt_u washer 4 Misc items dishonesty and preten- 07065 FINANCING ARRANGED AT LOW Askmg$200 Callcvcs 4 weekends sink. 55 Wooden bed Irame $5.end rebate or credit required by State 1 ties or the ultimate fantasy! Call parj. 7 days a week pick-up SWIMMING POOLS Carrots: PEOPLE SHERIFFS SALE nite stnds. S750. Wall Unit. $100 Exc. cond.M* sion in adults and are CRUISESHIPS ARE HIRING! $15 CARPENTRY RATES. CALL FRANK FOR FREE J BASCOKA PLUMBING TOWNSHIP OF CLARK 382-8382 table. II0 634-5*34 COLONIA • 5 loanna PI, Duke 353-3028 634-9267 COMMERCIAL t INDUSTRIAL SewerCleaning, Repairs* Remodel- _S©fA CHAIR- 388-0125 ± $29,500! Cambean, Hawaii, World. Enpert Carpentry, additions, ALL SIZES ESTIMATE 634-3900 COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS AND CHANC-r;"' Estates. July 28. 29. 4 30. 10am- severely critical of USED TOOLS WANTED 4 ing. Senior Cituen Discounts. Free Good HONDA 78 Mtr eye 400CC Auto Buy Factory Direct Lightweight Yearly ParkmgRentalAvailable.219 Call for Guide. Directory, Newslet- GIRLS-Would you care to share the dormers, kitchens, baths, FREE ESTIMATES SUPERIOR COURT OF 3pm Furn, HHitemsiothers. PLS PROGRESSIVE GEN'L CONTR. IK. Estimates 6340952 f |M«|J IN FUND BALANCE C/WJPE* Pop-Up. Refng.. Heater mag wheels backpost. pert cond SOFA S150 ?crirs SlOO.chr. w/ot- fiberglass Scamp 13' 4 16'. travel CentralAve. Rahway. $15 p/space such hypocrisy. ter. (916)7221111 E»l summer romantically involved with RELATED ITEMS basemen ts, etc. No job too big or too *" 388-5280 '* NEW JERSEY ALLCITY NO EARLY BIRDS' 381-2094 925-2567 HOME IMPROVEMENT SPEC always 5 AGGING SEAT IOTTOMS dMM* mi 8'" cood B/Oover$600 283-2912 636-3868 aft II am 23 4 July 29 4 30. 9-3 ing not just to offer ad- send us thousands. Free Details. Reasonable lees. CallF.L. 634-3269 Floors sanded & finished. Call •HOI WilQ. 5IUH HUniti REM0DELIN6 Fees 98,338.00 107.030 w' mediato coverage. conn.§3§6 garages. Frte Estimates 283-3431 Frantear. 381-2537 Tiles Cleaned Tiles Grouted, Tubs. rot is a versatile and J. CUTUGNO & SON, INC. United States of America, Plaintiff Knotty Pine Paneling 2"<4 ' Studs TBl. Cocktail Onllwood. custom WOCAR GARAGE for rent near RAHWAY 894 Ross St, July 29-30 vice, but to discuss Rush SAS.E. to Work) 3P 201 John srsms -wira HUTBK Miscellaneous Revenue 39,206.07 27,258 r,V:: MOVING-Gas Dryer, $125. Boat! All Types of Carpentry, Quality Work- Recaulked - Rich • 381-3716 (dan) & NEW BATHS vs. VINCENT N. CAVIGLIANO, **••*), &crs rnemt>ers$75 lot 388-9550 made 5' kidney shaped glass 10-4. 2 FAMILYS. HH. items. St. Suite M. Salinas Calif. 93901 HOROSCOPE by MIKE THE JUKKMAN •snra t turn CLUNK highly nutritious vege- Trenching & Excavating Unexpended Balance of COINS. Walking Liberty Hall Dollar ; Main St.. Railway PlaM Ideal for 1 their own difficulties 862-3521 (tm). beautiful $l_75_ 548-6504 JI10O, RadialArmSaw. S100 Pis. clothes, bike, MUCH MORE READINGS Mrs. Kay. Lowest Prices FREE ESTIMATES GARDENING AND U Hr. Ant. Svc. Grading And M. GIORDANO et.als, Defendants Set complete in Album 65 Pieces MOPED 82 i Star Generjl Black call 63 4-5441 storage, car parking or car repairs OVERSEAS. Cruise Jobs. $20,000 Scrap Iron & Metals table, says Ellawese B. Appropriation Hoervej 240.'.''. 1 RAHWAY 852 Bryant St. July 29-30. with, and responses to, Reader & Advisor. Card. CallLou 634-5208 LANDSCAPING fmlil tl. Ik. H«. tilt Land Clearing CJVtL ACTION AIISil»er$595 549-3709 w/Wht pinstripmg Many extra . 574-1622 Pis calUlike 54^8-1645 -J60.000 / »r. possible Call Pick Up Service r TBL. Cocktail. Driltwood. 5' high at- 19 Cubic Ft Amana Copper 9-4 p m Bikes, toys, clothing, h.h. , Palm. Crystal. Availablo All types Priced to Fit. Your Budget. McLendon, the exten- Residential, Induitrial, PLnianc&HEATnc WRIT OF EXECUTION Total Income $137,544.07 $146,367 ? ' Hejmej_inc_$325y BO Ca 1163 6-2831 9-9 FORDS-Completely renovated. 1650 complicated and con- 8054J7-6000EiL)-2105 CALL LAWN MAINTENANCE 6*4-0354 494-2998 COUCHchr.drapes in neutialcolor. ! Refrigerator Freejer. Excellent Con items tv. piol hair dryers, ap- i for Private Partios S Free Esbmites, Guaranteed. Call un mo* mmtTitw S Commercial MOPED Yamaha Chappy. 1800 mi tached lamp Beautiful $175 sq It. 8 rm. office bkdg Walking Sod. RxR Ties, Shrub & Tree sion home economist 634-9190 FOR SALE OF EXPENDITURES pool ladder lakelurccat gasstove j dition.Call 499-7441 pliances. Rain Date Aug 6, No Early | fusing issues. GOVERNMENT JOBS $16,559 634*3096 Anytime 574-1905 Custom-built thermal reploee- coMPim Hunnc srsrws 2 7 eic cond call after 5pm- 548-6504 distance lo Five points Ample park- Trimming-Removal and much more. ment windows discounted up with the Union Coun- 3534073 MORTGAGED PREMISES Budget Expenditures: 24".$50.eaIl iL Fire Wood For Sale $75 Fall Cord. -550.553/vear Now Hiring. Your ROOFING t Km HPUCiHEXt TRUMPET Bundy $75. Drapes. $10 rag JlJOOYmo Possible option to BrrcTs j Set Clear and Con- Local and Reasonable. Joe. to 40%. Operating $ 61,827 68 .** CRIB w/drawers. Childcralt con- I 5480432 MOTORCYCLES Area. Call 855-687-6000 Eit. Roof repairs, siding, leaders, gut- y Co-operative Exten- or Stof«l««n>«No BI7 $61.89'/ \». A«lme Pel Camtr jmrd ) $25. Cot Pick Up. Only Call Alter 5 pm buy FIMPSON 4 HANCOX REALTY sistent Limits. Adults SPICIAL ~~ CARPETING 63*0940 By virtue of the above-stated writ verts to Jr. bed Cral $500. Ask PIONEER -Sway 100 iVatt Speaker 76 Harley lOOOcc 1-owner. lots of RAHWAY"488 Jensen Ave.. Sat 4 I R-210S LIBERTY , INC. ters. No job too big or toosmall. As« »Etl>mot»» r-ullylniu Capital Improvements \.292AV oredCriandelier$25 382-5966 574-2213 $2 reodina w/this ad CARPET Why pay retail? Buy direct sion Service. 925-9164 ft •• •; . Sys, 12" wooler New in canon chrome.MustSee' 381-9669 REALTOR. 557 MIDDLESEX AVE. Sun. July 30 431. 8amlpm, ! should explain stan- Cleanups, Lawn Care. Tree & Stump forStanlheMan-287-SlOO. tt WOOPBRIDCE of execution to me directed 1 shall Debt Service 86,688.33 90.06H.7V $275 CIII283-17O6 Slightly used Name Brand , WANTED: Part-time or Full-time tuuK • innn'kTZMoa" from Mill Representative. Carpet * 9I5-2VU 572-137* Cost$_738ask$160_ 558-0693 TV Zenith. 23" Console b/w. $60 METIJCHEN 549-3250 Salesman's Samples ol Children's j Removal, Sod, Shrubbery, etc. Although a small Full/ Insured expose for sale by public vendue, in Deferred Charges and 75 Suzuki RM 125 Runs good. dards of behavior and secretary MUST have real estate, ti- n iBaora«rm APPLIANCES installation • fully guaranteed. Free WE STOP LEAKS. New roofing h Colorspivt (lecttonic. TV Garrw lackets 4 From $3 $15 Back to School Clothes. NO EARLY ! 2255 ST. GEORGE AVE *AKWAY FirewoodSlOO/cord 283-1311 ROOM 207, In the Court House, In Dependable. $300.Firm. Call belore 1 tleexpenence. Benefrtsincludesick volume of bunched Statutory Expenditures 11,741.52 2,500 •:>,{•'• CRIB/MAT. $79 Carnage/Strol PIANO Krmball Whitney w/Bench $10 Hairdryer. J7 541-9388 NONEHIGHER 549-1358 APT. WflNTED BIRDS ; be somewhat flexible Allan's Washer-Dryer Repair Service. Esbmates. Call for complete infor- repairs. Work Guar. Clark Builders EFFICIENCY noori 381-3024 574-4HM RON'S LANDSCAPING-Lawn care; the City of Elizabeth. N.J.. on $55 Lwn.mwr $65 Humidifier Musi See' 3 H.4'8'1,? W . J955 leave, vacation. B/C-B/S and Specialist on Whirlpool. GE 4 Ken- matron Eves. 388-2354 KITCHEN REMODELING lnc.Uyrs.exp. 381-5145 carrots, with tops at- TOTAL EXPENDITURES $160,257.53 $15S.75H .',.., TV Color RCA 19" XLtQO iikVriew! CLERGY FAMILYw/3 children seek RAHWAY1632 St Georges Ave. ! about rules; at theothers. Pleasant working condi- Trees; Stump Removat Shrubbery; CO. WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of $30 PngPongTbl $30 283-0040 Cash and Carry 388-6304 78 CB400CC Honda Hawk. 3.500 more, and on most makes 4 models OLSON CARPET CUANING KITCHEN CHAIRS Less: Expenditures to be : in carton */brand new guarantee. ing rental housing in Rahway. Ihurs. July 28. 10-4. RAHWAY ' tions Reply P.O. Box 116. Carteret Sod; Fertilizing; etc. LOW PRICES! KITCHENS REMODELED tached, can be found August AD., 1983 at two o'clock In mi-y J DESK Qn Anne $45"Sofa" $35~ POOL COVER 18 Mesh $3 5 Pool mi, good Cond.. $850 or B/0 call MATTRESSES same time, they should 5744)289. H Steam Cleaning. 3 Rooms & Hall re»iolccontral$_249_ _ 558-06^3 Carteret, Lmden Area Refeiences HISJ_ORI_CAISOCJETY NJ 07008-0116 2834604 CUSTOM FORMICA SMALL JOBBER the afternoon of said day. Raised In Budget of ' ^ 'Ml- Garage dr $35 leather chr $15 Ladder. 520 In Wall Skimmer $25 betwn9i6 382-2939 Motel/Hotel Quality SINGLES ONLY Repairson wash . dryers, dshwshrs 135.95 381-8518 in some markets, you RECOVERED J^ Provided Phone 753-6978 WOODBRIDGE 321 Grady Drue. make clear what is not PAH LAWN IMIMTENMKE COMPLETE OR PARTIAL Succeeding Year 7,000.00 R'utJlO 3817736 '72 Honda 500-T. Good parts. Bike. rw.n OIK ~~ STORE CUSTODIAN WANTED Attractive, personable. White gas 4 elec ranges 541-7268 or HANDYMAN will usually find car- The property to be sold Is located LiKeNew 925-5065 VCRRCA Needswrk $75 19"Color Garage Sale Sat 4 Sun July 30 4 open to negotiation. Mow, fertilize, thatch, edge, shrubs FREE ESTIMATE 73M771- BAR STOOLS DESK Oak. 5«3'. $85 Call day or IV $25 115 8 Irk tapes or 50,7" 300 mi. on motor. 8/0 Call 4 ask for Fuii am MORTGAGE Full Time Hours. Medical Insurance. female, age 39. 57". very neat 636-2484 Day 4 Nile calls. 20 yrs. COMPLETE HOME REPAIRS in the City of Rahway In the County TOTAL ADJUSTED POOL- 18'eicel cond Tie- Over Qu.^ DIJI 31st. 9-5. Household. Misc trimmed. Free estimates. Fully in- rots topped or sold in TV CHAIRS-DINETTES m m evening, Reellps $50 ea Alt 6 499-0824 Vicj 388-8217 . 4 Other Benefits. Must Likes dancing, music 4 theatre exper. PAINTING AND 63648U of Union and State of New Jersey. EXPENDITURES $153,257.53 $155.75Hl:.d-' andAIIaccessories*$450 C.illaftei Sold in 5.1." No money down. Bank repossessed Call me belore garage sale or mov- sured. 541-7815 packages. Packaged BOAT CUSHIONS ^SPECIAL $175.00 381-5431 Have a 7 Day Morning Availability Hobbies met. singing, acting 4 Appliance Repairs & Parts Rent Us call Jim 283-2745 Yard 5j>m__ 388-8078 '82 Blue Motobecane. Excellent H»odboordi dr»u lot Take over payments Pnvatelake ing. Old 4 collectible items also t mnurar nxuns DECORATING Premises are commonly known Operating Deficit to be condition Call 925-1913 «r Call J74-1111 for Interview keeping fit. Wishes to meet Microwaves, air conditioning, cleanup, lawnscut light haulm(.it- carrots are often label- C&J UPHOLSTERERS COMPLETE! DIN.SET w/4 chairs $100/bo" POOL 21.48 all access mr.1 as .s WED.GOWNwithlrain with community Pa. Pocono Mts. Call wanted Fair prices paid SKCUl Painting. Experienced. Interior/Ex- •Sove* Up To 1/3 On A/C Bill as: 2012 Henry Street Rahway Raised in Budget of $49 and Up gentleman (40-55) preferably non- sewing machines 4 vacuums. Ex- tics, jarates. basements cleaned. B/W port TV $25. 25" color IV. $125 Call alt S pm t . $225 925-7299 Mr Rue eves. 1-800-233-8160 634-7742 JIM PETR0SKI terior. VERY REASONABLE. Free Est ed "U. S. No. I." This 549-5414 •Reduces AMk Temperature by N.J. Succeeding Year $ 15,713.46 smoker, with similar interests Pis. penenced. courteous, reliable ser- HANDYMAN-CARPENTER lor all 6CT or More $100 Aft 6p m 382-1630 3811664 486-2499 '80 Honda, automatic. CM400A Tim. Frl. S« LANDSCAPE DESIGNER Fullylns.24hrans.svc. 499-9234 United States Dept. of PICKUP* DELIVERY Tax Lot No. 11 & 12 In Block IM m Join reply: Atom Tabloid. P.O. Box 1061 vice any time any day or night jobs-cellar to attic. Painting, panel- •Quality Ad|uiMbte Thermofta ^ 1000 Miles. Excel Cond., Loaded AVON HAROLD STEfriER 8 CONTRACTOR w/Htgh Temp. Cutoul Fund Balance $ 4,323.27 $ 16.16KV'-' US ••» burokk An AMEBICAN MORTGAGE KD. Rahway. NJ. 07065 LENNY'S PAINTING AND ROOFING »r*» 111. All Wiwk Gvimind No. 124 442-846701541-4965 RETIRED? 247-7565 ing,ceilings.closets All minor home Agriculture grade •HVI Certified USED CARS & TRUCKS USED CARS & TRUCKS Fw^a. dim to totlarl HOME OWNERS LOANS HELP WANTED 241-7070 iaMCak* ( M INTERIOR t EXTERIOR. MISSING Dimensions of Lot (Approximate $ 4,323.27 $ 16,161 '••:•• USED CARS & TRUCKS RI0KXILOUSI Petite, Warm Woman. 49, desires Jack's Appliance Service Specialist Hud Srt « h* IrM* repairs.Catl 636-7344 76 Yamaha 650 XSC Excellent ROOF SHINGLES REPLACED INS. means good quality. ty) 41.67 feet wide by 100 feet long. SUNDAYS 6-9 a m. Newspaper car- Sell Avon Mo uptrtonc* n«c*uarv male companion or sincere mean- on GE and Hotpomf. Refrigerator. 494-1560 Less: Utilization as 79 Cadillac Sedan DeVille Low j 76 Ponliac Grand f'nx Hu.ket cond. Garage kept Very low us. Cdll today for morv viformation DRAPERY 381-3848 When the grade is 75 Buickllectra 225. Needs work nersw/car $20-$30 per day' 2S% ingful relationship Photosexchang- Nearest Cross Street: Situate on" Anticipated Revenue mileage B/0 381-9122 CARPITING p Washer. Dryer. Range. Dishwasher mileage,eicellentcondi|ion.$7500 ! SeatConsolep •> p D a i din Im $500 Also 63 Chevy Conair Van Ci-.nvit.fJatK.fi. ?4 I" cptln bonus Hocolleclmg 233-0310 ed Pis reply: Atom Tabloid. P.O. SLIPCOVERS 634-8349 Bill's Painting & Paperhanging. SERVICES the Southerly side of BARNETT 351-3390 CaJ 636-3963 not shown or if you STUMP Fund Balance, orbestofler. 6347561 Stereo$2750 548-8828 [wovoi Dcol d'H'H low fla SSOOoiB/0 499-753J Lind«wm & TIL Start an exciting career in Advertis- Box 1061 BB. Rahway. NJ.O7065 UPHOLSTERING Average room, sidewalls. )12. Cerl- SEWERS DRAIN CLEANING STREET, 173.07 feet from the MISC. FOR SALE Wr co»« i,ui |>«n.ipli* «"H « AIR CONDITIONING AND are buying in bulk, December 31 '79Che»ette Auto.a/c,am/lm U- '76 Chevy Nova a. c. p's .im radio. Thfifly p«o|fl« don t par 'or high ing Our rapidly expanding itt 634-5760 FREE ESTIMATES KISTLER $ 4,323.27 $ 4.323.Z;-. 74 Ford Maverick p/s. p/b, a/c, w.iti you' * Fail PciC-xol iir 20 Year Old Attractive Legal REFRIGERATION UPHOLSTERING-reasomble prices MEW LANDSCAPM6 Westerly side of HENRY STREET. eel, cond Call aft 9pm 381-5330 4 door, tinted glass 70 000 mi Typewriters, New i Used Sales. o*«rht>«d Wlrh Monitoriw«»i * IdRahwar Av.. newspapers have sales positions in 634-4987 look for firm, well- ... juto Inns. e>cel run cond am CUARANTII w« »*ll 4t .nit,II Secretory interested in manrage. guaranteed work 60yrs in business John's Painting & Contract Int/.Ext. Repairs. Rentals. Low Rates Woodbrldg*. N.J. Service And Repair SERVKES, INC. A full legal description of the RECOMMENDATIONS 78 Chevette. 4 spd. 2 door a/c $2200 3820126 radIO$750 or__8• 0 574-3649 ONLY FltST QUAllTV <»ff>«fing our Advertising Dept Applicants seeks man with same interest P 0 Bonded S Ins Light Carpentry/ Jim's A/C £ Refrig. Gujranteed &TREE ! Residential 4 Commercial Call Sermayan 834-1217 formed, smooth, oran- premises can be found In the Of 1 That the Municipal Court Clerk, Board of Health, Board of Adj< 634-9164 t Elec. Heating. Hot Water Tanks. 636-0655 1983 to May 17, 1983 and lawful and show date of receipt. 77 Mercury Bobcat. 59.000 mi f M at 20% OFF Reg BothSire&Damonpremises. 7 Before You Buy That REUPHOLSTERING 76 Toyota Corolla. 4 spd 72OO0 73 Dodge Coronet. 4 dr. Good con- StoneCailafter5pm 388-5750 must Call lor interview between 9 M orana KCQSAKY Math iReadinj^rades 1-8. Call aft Nf-3609 green areas, sunburn, interest thereafter, and costs. 4. That the Building Inspector's cash book provide monthly totals ,v,;',. Good transportation Best oiler NOT INflAItD IBI UlCI wks.old.laigebonc 382-2459 HAUUNG * CLEANUP 6. BtUINO JJB liclln cjssette. a/c. gd cond. gd. mileage dition $700 381-7092 Very old single poster bed $50 ariv44r^m 574-1579 4pm. 283-1349 NEW MAJOR OVFB 30 YEARS EUttWCI The- Sheriff reserves the right to It be cross-footed. Cjllalt 7 30 548-0944 283-1393 SHOP AT B0KE SEBVICE Dog Male Free to Good Home Young CALL as*-IOOO Attics, cellars, girijes cleaned. Interior/Exterior Painting at the top should be ft— Etl>mat«i Fwllr lntwr*d 72 Plymouth . 62.6o~Onii\'3 Brown French Prov couch .$ 150 Den I »• lOTl.d h, ilmll*. c4i Hairdressers, share the adventure. GUITAK PIMO ORGAN RUTE S all APPLIANCE or T.V. CONSTRUCTION INC. adjourn this sale. The above summary of synopsis was prepared from the report •! German Shepartf.Type. Call Disposal of contents Free est 283-3065 free Estimate avoided. 76'Datsun 610. 4 spd. am/lm 76 Pontiac Sunbird. 45.000 miles spd 6 cyl. 1 owner snows Asking Very old Dining Rm Bullet $100 YOU KNOW US FOR 24 YEARS Modern, presbge shop in Clark, Together, Pr»ml*r Mng Ao^nqr other instruments at your home. •Asphalt & Bob - Gary DON r YOU' Call For 18*7295. tl C & C Wallpapering • reasonable MOVING? audit of the township of Clark, County of Union, for the calendar yc-r Cass.. 67.000 mi Eicel run comf a/c.p/s.Eic cond 634-6120 3850 ... JIM?" Calllorappl 574-1579 ^_ 63*2314 Money no object for person with •Of tUTitow Dr. Totowo Anytime 318-3118 MACKIE & ' EXPERIENCED MEN Also, avoid topped Concrete Driv»way> we can NJ. H Rubbish rimonl. demolition work rates. Expert workmanship. No )ot> •Bockhoe Rentals Michael Howard, Atty. 1982. This report of audit, submitted by Suple*, Cloooey & Compiiic? $1300, TJOJZ^ 76 Chevy Nova Auto. a/c. p/s am 7? Datsun 510 Wag . 4 spd . needs Pecan color armoire good condi OUR PRICE CAN7 Bf BUI Adorable Healthy 8 Week Old Pup following Call Rich at 381-7929 PIANO All Ages, all levels. LOWEST PRICE FULLY INSURED 1 sheds, garages, houses. Free toosmall! 549-2789ar437-6736 carrots that have green •MASONRY WORK CXA56432 (DJ & RNR) Registered Municipal Accountants and Certified Pubic Accountanh. jt! 76ford Van 8cyl.. Stickcust.. Runs Radio. 70.000 miles $2200 signals good trans. $500 Firm Call tion $50, orb/o call anytime piesNEEDHOMES 48M23O- change things. Irene Alster. 8Mus..MMus. E.O.E. 549-9344 Estimate 381-2(29 Exterior. Interior Industrial Piinting shoots and bunched •GEN. CONTRACTING The crocodile bird feeds RALPH FROEHUCH on file at the Township Clerx'i office and may be Inspected by aii^h.'. Very Good Call Aflfr6pm 494-3314 382-0126 Ues 381-4167 311-9544 Itolln 634-2417 6884575 Manhattangrad 381-9056 REEVES RITTENHOUSE Appliances £ furniture moved, t Paperhingmg Free Estimate. carrots that have yel- 362-3570 itself by picking parasites Sheriff terested person. 2S3-2626 reasonable rates. Can Ray Wall Piper Removal Ask lor John. TRUCK SERVICE from the teeth and skin of Edward H. Podusniil • Callunblllp.m 925-3107 low tops. 382-5877 134* Jersey, 06046 (Re:No.4681) •Tearoffs had four hits in four trips to hits and doubled in a run on run fifth inning. singles in the top of the first. for their college squads and on squad size. Both clinics •frw five hits, nevertheless par- 1 fUct*«Nt» wth Ful an- Answer to the Complaint (os the way to his fourth win in John Ward and Zask 3 5b 5d high school cheerleaders, will be from 8 am to 4:30 isU»Hi. LICENSED the plate, including a homer R«t«v««: Amended), filed In a Civil Action in fillr © STEEL layed five runs out of the 13 The PAL scored five Project Estimated Capital Impruvtnunt Bond* juniors and seniors, who 2250331 •40 r.« and two runs batted in. five games. each had a double and a ConsoMr Acooantt p.m. which Unity Savings Association is kwti & FULLY free passes given up by the times in the sixth on a two- Total Cost Fund plan on joining a collegiate Plaintiff, and Barney L. Round tree Writtn Wtnu The Recreations, under Trailing 2-1 in the fifth pair of singles, for the PAL. Purchase of Traffic 9 68 For registration forms •Vinyl Clark pitchers. run triple by Brad Bonetti, a Water UtatyLkm £12 * "J^ - * 106.941.62 «t ux, at als are Defendants, pen. INSURED inning Scotch Plains rallied Safety Van •O- D-12 2,961.17 4,523 85 cheering squad. Require- John Bodnar, had 16 hits as * * * two-run single by Dave •O- and further information ding In the Superior Court of New •Windows In the annual all-star State Sreeet ments for college cheer- FREE Brian. Wittek had two hits for three runs on the Martis and a run-scoring D » 117,400.85$ IIIOT« please telephone 761-9080 Jersey, within thirty-five days after SEA In the American Legion Improvement $85,000.00 leading will be reviewed Cdstom Built and three runs batted in and strength of a run batted in game of the Intra-County 94,250.00 980,75000 between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Thursday, July 28, 1983 exclusive CARPET & ESTIMATES Baseball League Rahway single by Don Zask. Purchase of IMNEY ADDITIONS ft Remodeling & Repairs FUEL OIL by Bob Brown, Angelo Par- Baseball League Jeff Ger- followed by demonstrations of such' date. If you fall to do so, Jeff Gerhart had two hits Bob Pender was the win- Fire Truck $75,000.00 Vinyl & Aluminum Premium Grade Post No. 5 defeated Eliza- hart had a two-run homer J3.75O.00 971,250.00 Authortutiuis D-l J. 7,790.00 Judgement by Default may be UPHOLSTERY US P0RMHS including a homer and two enti and Dehart. The inning Prtor Y«ar» Ddlrt rendered against you for the relief Siding beth 12-11 when Joe Betula ner in relief, while Steve CLEANING PfiOFEssinuur CLEANED runs batted in. included a lead-off double in the last of the sixth to BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a c*rttft»d tnj* copy of thk D-l 134,712.44 PUBUC NOTICE demanded In the Complaint (as ALL WORK OUARANTIID (In WrHM •Thermal Wlndowi singled home Bob Rein- Symczak was the loser. He PUBUC NOTICE 3 Clewing Snlemi '•II INSMCTION 5 give the Ferguson Division, Resolution be forwarded to the Director of Local Gownmcnt StnrtctJi $ 142,502.44 Amended). You shall Ale your 4 Doori # * * by Kevin Luer and a suc- is 1-2. • Flroplacos holdt with the winning run which includes the Rahway and Answer and Proof of Service In • SJumpoo • Steim • Showcai* OFFICE & •20 Yeors of Metlculoui cessful suicide squeeze by $ 348,064.55 $ 357,340.71- DAVID GINFRIDA Craftimamhip In a Union/Plainfield in the last of the seventh to In the second game West- BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Towruhtp dak * hmby CaptulFttnd: duplicate with the Clerk of the At 3 Different Prices • Wood STOVM Parenti. Recreations, to a 8-4 win at SHERIFFS SALE SHERIFFS SALE Drap*i • Furnltuta .93 Twilight League game, the Superior Court, Richard J. Hughes, •OIISGai HOME IMPROVEMENTS CO. COMPLETE SHOWROOM a slugfest at Rahway River field socred four times in Weber Field in Union. authorized to advertise Public Notice of this action ki th* Rahway Ntwl Cash 04 • Walla • Floor. Jim Flauraud had two » 76.91 $ 76.91 JuiUc« Complex, CN 971, 4th Mil 1UHVIYI CHIIHfull* OIVIN • Capi & Screens CHAS.F. GRANT Clark baseball team used Park. the first inning and was on Record In accordance with law. ; CashFadml SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW SUPERIOR COURT OF 24 ELM AVE. 150 Gal. Min. hits for the winners, while The Ferguson Division Floor, Nortfi Wing, Trenton, N«w "FOR SERVICR CA11" Installed the long ball to snap a 3-3 its way behind the five-hit EDWARD R.PAOUSMAK P JERSEY LAW DIVISION: NEW JERSEY LAW DIVISION M.mb«i Nol.onol C 499-7555 Reinholdt opened the last Tom Ameen had two for D-4 2,230.41 7,380.87 Jersey 08625, In accordance with Servpro o! Clark/Wesllield JOIN OUR FAMILY OF SATISFIED tie and defeat the Drciers came back into the game TOWNSHIP CLERK PASSAIC COUNTY PASSAIC COUNTY Service ovollablo inning by getting hit with a pitching of Mike Ruth to I 2.307.32 $ 7,457.78 th* Ruks of Civil Practice and Pro- :USTOMERS IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD (cor. Main Si.) U ! DOCKET No. L-4438 81 -••.,' /"'.'••• Clark, which is now 8-9. finally going on top in the ; 6-3 at Rahway River Park. lt...7/28/83 FmtXM DOCKET NO. L49S4O-79 cedure. 283-2624 pitch. He advanced into * * * earn a split of the double- D-10 $ 45,850.00 1 4585000 J-7866-81 499-7119 sixth and adding four insur- FkMdCvM J-11056-8 BROADWAY BANK Peter Totin had a home- header. BROADWAY BANK & TRUST SS 541-2787 scoring position by A. J. ance runs in the seventh in- PUBLIC NOTICE FlMd Capital- D-14 8,379,862.05 8,379,862.'o5 & TRUST COMPANY, Plahttff If services of an attorney are not VOW^I run in the fifth inning to The Clark Patriots scored PUBLIC NOTICE COMPANY, Plantlff vs. . Gable's hit to left center. Joe Delia Badio and Mike ning of the nine-inning con- Authorttad but vs. TOM B. LEE and obtainable, communicate with the HOOFING a 6-5 win over the Westfield LOIS M. PROVENZANO. RUTH M. LEE, hU wife, New Jersey State Bar Association fuij, Starrier had run-batted-in test. UnoompiMd SERVICE DIRECTORY ADS can be yours! D-15 270,000.00 80,000.00 Defendant Defendants or Lawyer Referral Service by call- ta & Bitroom Call An Expert The following Resolution was adopted by tht Munfcfcwl Count! ot the CIVIL ACTION CIVIL ACTION hg 609-394-1101, and if an at- tenodtllng Township of Clark at Its Regular Matting held July 18th, 1963: $8,698,019.37 $8,513,169.83 J.C R00FINC I Only *156 TOTAL for 8 consecutive weeks. ALIAS WRIT OF EXECUTION WRIT OF EXECUTION torney cannot be afforded, com- Diets, Pitlo!, BE IT RESOLVED by the Municipal Coundi of the Township ot $9.046,083.92 $8,870,510.54 tIDNia - H0M IMFMVtMUTTS II mi FOR SALE OF PREMISES FOR SALE OF PREMISES municate with the Legal Services Clark that the Capital Budget for th« Yaar 1983 bt amtndad to read u L1ABUTES, Slorigi Bint! By virtue of the above-stated writ Office of the County of your follows: RESERVES AND All Tip*! of 636-2221J of execution to me directed I shall By virtue of the above-stated writ Residence or by communicating PLANNED TO BE APPROPRIATED CURRENT YEAR 1983 FUND BALANCE HOMI laproftntMl expose for sale by public vendue, In of execution to me directed 1 shall with Legal Services of New Jersey, Opwlt Fd ROOM 207, In the Court House, In tooling ft SMIng expos* for salt by public vendue, In he., by calling 201-246-0770. i the City of Elizabeth, N.J., on 3 5b 5d ROOM 207, In the Court House, h The action has been Instituted for KiCBulld.ri Project RcMtvcs WEDNESDAY, the 24th day of Estimated Capital bnprovtimnt Bonds 0-3 the City of Ektabeth, NJ., onth* purpose of foreclosing the mor- Central Contractor! Total Cost August A.D., 1983 at two o'clock In Fund 0-16 $ 207,643.69 WEDNESDAY, th* 24th day of tgaga dated March 7, 1980 made Terminal Avenue Account* Payabfe $ 196,544.04 the afternoon of said day all tha _ 738.8442 D-17 August A.D., 1963 at two o'clock in by Barftty L. Roundtree and Velma M Pumping Station 482.52 right, title and Interest of the above- HOME IMPROVEMENTS Coll onyiun. |o,FM E l,,^,,,. DIAL-A •0- MMarOnoMi D-18 1,515.00 the afternoon oi said day, ail the Roundtree, his- wife; Joseph D. HERE ARE 16 REASONS Purchase Public •Alteration* •Boofing •Gntters Acouad intwest on 1.495.00 named defendant In and to theright, ml* and Interest of th* above- Works Equipment Fagtns and Carolyn Fegins, his wife, Bonds following property, to wit: named defendant ki and to th* •Siding 'Stone Fronts •Masonry Traffic Light $30,000.00 $1,500.00 $28,500.00 0-19 20,250.16 as Mortagagors, to Fortran Mor- 22.098.83 following property, to wit: •Doori *Wiado«rs •Awniaffi Westfield & ALL that certain tract or parcel of tgag* Co., and ultimately assigned Accurate Rug Gleaning, Inc. $ 229.408.85 $ 220,620.39 land and premises, hereinafter par- •Garage Doors •Carpintry TO START!! Terminal n**tiVi tor ALL that certain tract or parcel of to the Plaintiff and concerns real •0- Racttvaban ticularly described, situate, lytng •Prime Windows & Doors 120 Gertrude St., Clark Traffic Light D ' 117,400.85 land and premises, hereinafter par- estate located at 1524 Highland • New Low Seasonal Rates (Save Up To 30%) Raritan & Madison FundBatanc 111.465.47 and being In City of Rahway In the ticularly described, situate, lying Avenue, Township of Hillside, 100% Bank Financing to Qualified Bnjin D-l 1,254.85 County of Union and State of New Hill 25,254.85 and being In City of Railway tn th« County of Union, State of New 382-0256 • Lowest Bank Terms in the State! Jersey. ,.v,^/.w $3,075.00 »S«,«2S.O930,425.0O0 $ 348,064.55 $ 357,340.71 County of Union and State of New Jersey,'and also, for possession of 541-7966 |Rug» Stoam cleaned BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a ctrUfW tmt copy of thta CaptulFund • Finance Through Our Own Company; All Types Municipality: Rahway Jersey. said premises. You, Joseph D. by truck AUTO INSURANCE Resolution be forwarded to the Director of Local Qomiuiwti SmvkMt; Of Financing Plans Available SERVICE StalSattalBombPayafB c *>24 $1,556,000.00 County and State: County of Th* piupealy to b* sold is located F*glni and Carolyn Fegins, his wife, $1,701,000.00 mounted unit. PREMIUMS and Bond Anticipation Union, State of New Jersey In th* City of Rahway in th* County are made party-defendants because t APPLIANCE • Notts Upholstery & ^ •Pay Nothing Until the Job is Completely Finished. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Township Ckrfc te hereby D-Z5 596,800.00 Street and Street Number: 1984 of Union, and State of New Jersey. you are one of the record owners eating you up? /" "\ authorized to advertise Public Notts of this action ki the Rahway News 600,000.00 Drapery Cleaning^ REPAIR WANTED Capttal knprovamant Rutherford Street Rahway, N«w Premises an commonly known and mortgagors of the premises • Free Home Improvement Consulting & Est. Record In accordance with law. Fund Jersey 07065 ALUMINUM PRODUCTS*,.*,. °-21 8,750.00 18,750.00 as: 152 Monroe St. under foreclosure. I % $ $ % %y ) & EDWARD R. PADUSN1AK ta»t»«n«n Tax Lot and Block Numbers: Lot 578 Roo»*v«l» Av»nu», Cartoret. N.J. OMUAIIO • Season Sale On All Work Now! Tax Lot No. 30 tn Block No. 80 » Dally t to 4 Sal. • to 3 Snt« Llon»»d mnd Pv\h TOWNSHIP CLERK Authontattons: 22, Block 68 SALES •SCHOOL RINGS 1 Dkncnslons of Lot: (Approx- Dated: July 11, 1983 • Most Jobs Completed In 1 Week Wt'll flguri Yw Mil Prkt Fundad O-20 Dimensions: 175'x 50 lt...7/28/83 FtK $35.96 21.631.19 11,631.19 imately) 50 x 100 W. LEWIS BAMBRICK WHk Out Kit •CLASS RINGS "EXPRESS WHAT IT MEANS TO UnJundad D-20 Nearest Cross Street: (Number of • Open Sat. & Sun. For Your Convenience 288.441.36 103,591.82 Nearest Cross Street: Lawrence Clerk of the Superior Court •Toasters»Vacuums •OLD GOLD Rcsovttor feet) Scott Avenue (180.821 Street RATING COMPUTER BE TOGETHER" PUBUC NOTICE SAL MORTILLARO • Member National Remodelers Assn. : •lrons«lamps»Fans PUBLIC NOTICE Afnortttatton 0-22 There Is a full legal description on JEWELRY 6,225,462.05 6,077,262.05 There U a full legal Description on lt...7/28/83 Fee: $40.92 FREE TELEPHONE QUOTES •CUSTOM FRAMING & MATTING FundBalanc CMS file In the Union County Sheriffs • Member Chamber of Commerce & BBB. , •Cotfee Makers 934.77 934.77 file In th* Union County Sheriffs CALL: Office. Office. ROOFING 4 • Free Insulation and Energy Surveys -Authorized- •PORTRAITS IN YOUR HOM^ CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF CONDITION (hdudtog domtrtc $8,698.019.37 $8,513,169.83 There Is due approximately There Is due approximately PUBUC NOTICE subsidiaries) as of June 30, 1983 lor Rahway Swing* kwttutton o< T • Warehouse Sale On All Siding Nowl REGINA ,,.,...... $9,046,083.92 $8,870,510.54 $10,646.12 with Interest and costs. $2,162,90 and costs. ALUMINUM SIDINO 482 Booth Court Rahway, New Jersey. MR. COFFEE • HOOVER A 381-8243 Rahway, N.J. 382-0733 There war* bonds and notes authoriMd but not issued on December The Sheriff reserves the right to The Sheriff reserves the right to •Hoi Roofing • Gutt«ri-1 pc. Install • Lowest Rates On Dormers & Add-A-Levels 31. 1982 of $321^00.00 n>2T). adjourn this sale...... adjourn this salt. . •Storm Doors I Replacement Wlndowi BETWEEN 7:30AM AND ASSETS h> «•• •SHERBW5ALE--- • We Warehouse Our Own Materials-Wholesale !443 LAKE AVE. J 11:30AM WEEKDAYS 1. Cash and due from depository Inititubom CITY OF RAHWAY ML Thou. WATER UTtUTY FUND RALPH FROEHJJCH -Ralph Froehllch • Best Prices on Replacement Windows AFTER 11:30AM COUPON | a. NonInterest-bearing (Including currency and coin).. «-w-iH>w<»(fci«H» eftwiu; 388-8080 COLONIA 2 149 COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS AND CHANGE Sheriff Sheriff SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW in the State! PLEASE b. Interest bearing Nont JERSEY CHANCERY DIVISION 208 W. MILTON AVE. FREE 8x10 PICTURE I 2.a. Debt securities 22,310 fN FUND BALANCE ALUMINUM PRODUCTS CO LEAVE MESSAGE REF. Fischer & Kagan, Arty. KJceman, Htrsch & Simpson, Attys. UNION COUNTY^ >7| R n. C«rt»f»t • Work Done By Our Own Skilled Craftsmen RAHWAY b. Less: Investment revaluation account* ....1,731 1982 YEAR 1981 Dairy 9 to 6. Sol. 9 to 3 1 I 382-8713 WITH A PORTRAIT SITTING J REVENUE AND CL-974-02 (DJ & RNR) CL-1437-02 (DJ & RNR) DOCKET NO. F-773-82 .. II Thai's Not Enough-Mop In Or Givo Us A CallWo'vo Gol Plenty Mote c. Debt securities, net Uconivd t fully ImurexJ • IIM m m m — — m m »•«•• m ma m t 20 579 OTHER INCOME CRESTMONT FEDERAL 3.a. Corporate stocks (Including bank stock: none) • Add-A-LevelFREE ESTIMATEs S REALIZED 41...7/28, 8/4, 8/11, 8/18/83 4t...7/28, 8/4, 8/11, 8/18 SAVINGS AND LOAN • Windows . Fireplaces Aluminum Siding • Insulation Slipcovers, Draperies nont Fund Bahnc. UtaUad Fee: $135.16 ASSOCIATION, J&D kASOM • Energy Savers a Gutters D-2 $ 24.000.00 $ 299.172.30 Fee $135.16 Vinyl Siding • Shall Dormors b. Less: Investment revaluation account* nont Rent* a corporation of the. CEMEHAL C0NTUCT01 • Rooting . Additions OfllVE A N£W V£HICIE D-2 1.657.153.11 1,351,340.39 ALFRED Eeneral Contracting Rlfftmp Steel Siding Bedspreads & Shades c.Corponrtastocks,n#t ..:...."."." United States of America, -"CMtOMWHT OF YOUR CHOICE ... Nona Interest on fcivatmtnta D-2 Summer Price Specials t Custom Hade To Older 4. Federal funds sold and securities purchased under 9.377.14 25,252.89 Plaintiff vs. THOMAS J. ADDALIA ANY MAKE OR MODEL 272-3527 ParuJUn D-2 PUBLIC NOTICE ' PUBUC NOTICE FIREPLACES Central agreements to resell 13 3.080.24 4.970.66 AND JANYCE K. ADDALIA, DECKS UNLIMITED NO DOWN PAYMENT 560 Perm*s D-2 BRESSAW STEPS, PATIO CALL NOW Urge.l ••l.cilon In 5.a. Real estate bans. Total (excluding uiaafntd 1,504.00 1,689.97 Air Conditioning 1MB arsa Laan Agratmam D-2 his wife, also known as R»dwo«l?rtjjire TmW, NEW GARAGE LOWER MONTHLY 4,000.00 4,000.00 ELECTRICAL robert • FJItld In your home A Income) 53.452 THOMAS J. ADDALUA State of New Jemy STATEMENT OF CONDITION Ttrmll* ft Rot RtsblMt • Guarantied Work- PROFESSIONAL b. Less: Investment revaluation account' ...17,268 AND JANYCE ADDALLIA, WATEHPBOOFDfC Window Units manship PAYMENTS Fkwrtdattan Grant JUNE 30, 1983 CONTRACTOR 634-3900 D-2: Wood wrwHo**jtiAoomom • Flns.l fabrlci ATARI OFFICE c. Less: allowance for possible loan losses ....nont his wife; SECURITY PACIFIC l>c No 4308 Refrigerators "WW&T OFFICES & WAREHOUSE " Lour,, prlccm d. Real estate loans, net DA 8,450.00 FINANCE CORPORATION: "Find us in the Cutui wuk il ciBfttitin OF 36 184 MbeaJhnaous Revenue D-2 ASSETS f REPAIR CENTER 3,479.47 Yellow Panes" Prictt WOOD srovt m w*u & Freezers "••^*" 40 WOODBRIDGE AVI. CLEANING 6a. Other loans, total (excluding unearned Income) Prtor Yaars Rtvenw 16.396.57 Cash & Due from Banks ALBERTO D"AMIC0 AND 2,453 D-4 322.55 52,149.400.00 ROSEMARE D'AMICO, his wife; Olfico al: HUIIH. ' FREE ESTIMATE FOR ALL ATARI WE DO IT ALL... Account Payable U.S. Gov't. Obligations $15,958,723.00 "FREE BUG ZAPPER" All Hakes 8, Models THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY 525 Amboy Avo. 27 Years Experience la^flAPe SEWARIN VIDEO GAMES b. Less: allowance forpossibl e ban biscs Canceled Obligation of State & Political Woodbridgo With Each Deck Expertly Repaired for Doctors, Dentists, D-17 482.52 AND JAMES J. KENNEDY, Insured, licensed Mon lhru FrL 96 388.3311 c. Other loans, net 2 453 Subdivisions 2,029,689.00 - AND HOME Lawyers... Adjust Accrued Imerwl D-19 1.848.67 AND LORI A. KENNEDY 276-3527 382-9514 Service & Sales I^J^^i 9 - 7. Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, capital Non Budgtt Revenue Other Bonds, Notes Sc Debentures 4,322,286.00 636-9132 Call 913-18t2 Industrial- D4 20.00 22,310,696.00 his wife, Defendants COMPUTERS leases, etc 916 Othar Credit, to 23,250.84 374.3734 Sat. 9-3 Sun. noon to 3 p.m. Professional or 'Less-Investment Revaluation Account CTVrL ACTION —T. Berencil__ wdfl li< Rahway 8. Real estate owned other than bank pnrmbes 170 Revenue: ( 1,731,282.00) Siding & Home Improvements Specialists " "" Commercial 9. Investment Restatement Account Real Estate Mortgage Loans WRIT OF EXECUTION i •»»»»»•• A prufcvwinil i modem Kcil I MJIC SR Data 9. Investment Restatement Account' 21 746 Ur«pended Balance l "nirviny vmujuing in Ihc uk and 10. Investments In unconsolidatcd subsidiaries Conventional 33,515,392.00 FOR SALE OF MORTGAGED •ATHROOM! C&D Fashion Fabrics ipprnul of Rafmay homes .1 hmitieu 2141 CALL FOR FREE BOOKLET 10 Investments In unconsolidatcd bidiri of Appropriation . TOPS PN'perliei R-721 and associate companies FHAInsured 11,856.133.00 INTERIOR DECORATORS SO CIVE US A CALL... none Rctovcs PREMISES ^ MA6IC! TREE SERVICE WOODBRIDGE AVE. 11. Other assets D-16 VAGuaranteed 8,381,639.00 CENTRAL A&A Funk WalFflr. an sulhorligd In- 6.708.86 24.670.61 53.753,164.00 EXPERT 1 286 By virtue of the above-stated writ Curtains-Linons-Yard Goods TOTAL INCOME 'Less-Investment Revaluation Account iposjmt. T AIR CONDITIONING 208 Control Avaniw EDISON Uipgnnint Engage-Adr Broktr FREE ESTIMATE FULLY INSURED 12. Totalassets 99 033 $1,720,426.56 $1,750.744.23 (17,267,959.00) of execution to me directed I shall VOU» «ATH */ TREE REMOVAL H21MAINST., RAHWAY Other Loans 1 TREE SERVICE 241-5519 382-4048 EXPENOfTURES 16,002,579.00 expose for sale by public vendue, In Heating • Air Conditioning AT A rDACTION Of THf CO1T I & TRIMMING WINDOW UNITS Rahway • 3M-0154 272-3527 Unearned Discount & Interest OF •••1ACIMINI T 985-5017 LIABILITIES Oparaana D-3 • (300,671.00) ROOM 207, In the Court House, In CAU IHI 1 .STUMP REMOVAL REFRIGERATORS KCrliiJLul ^ C. Building Service] Company $1,458,920.00 $1,305,70100 Other Assets 13. Savings deposits Captai Improvement! D-3 2,372,435.00 th* City of Elizabeth, N.J., on MUJ'FACMO SflClAUSIS I FULLY INSURED * FREEZERS M OR OUT Of WARRANTY Ml Thou. 8,450.00 70,000.00 'Investment Restatement NIW tl» OUAIANnl 7 !7MC. a. Subject to transfer by order Debt Service D-3 21,745,824.00 WEDNESDAY, the 24th day of Solar Energy FIREWOOD Wl SIRVrCI INTRODUCING WIGS NATURALLY 296,006.87 294,259.50 Total Assets • - n TIAI t»i 4 (Interest bearing NOW) 438 Dtfanad Charyts and $99.034,188.00 August A.D., 1983 at two o'clock In AUMAKIS THE WATCHBAND THAT ADAPTS Proudly Announce! The b. Other 52310 Statutory the aftemoon-'of said day. • TOT iWUMt TMKM 4 TREE SERVICE HOME IMPROVEMENT FREE ESTIMATES ANDMOOiU •LOT CLEARING 14. Time deposits 32,424 Expand!**) D-3 The property to be sold Is located 750-2717 TO ITS NATURAL ENVIRONMENT "GRAND OPENING" 99.552.13 77.403.80 LIABILITIES & NET WORTH ACCOUNTS SAME DAY 15. TOTAL SAVINGS AND TIME DEPOSITS 85 372 Adjust Accruad hlercst ki the City of Rahway in the County i ISl-Ottl J CALL & LAWN CARE 636-0278 Of Their New... 92.88 Savings Deposits $85,371,701.00 535 Amboy Avenue, Woodbridge 07095 SERVICE fiH.l1 INSUIID 16. Demand deposits TOTAL Checking Deposits 3,982,119.00 of Union, and State of New Jersey, »»11 IITIMATI1 FREE ESTIMATES Spoidol's now Self Sizing collodion of DEPILATRON ox pandablo waichbands is a. Subject to transfer by order EXPENDITURES Other Demand Deposits 405,138.00 premises are commonly known as: 388-6742 574-0220 RON CORDERO 634-9038 FULLY INSURED $1.862,929.00 $1.747,457.18 457 Elm Avenue, Rahway, N.J. available in oiihoi hiomlci-i 5feef or ELECTROLYSIS (nonlnterest-bearlng) 3,982 Unearned Income 28,794.00 REPLACEMENT .a*- rolled gold plofo. Look for fho name Tax Lot No. 9 In Block No. 443 I he luggage Klna WAXIN6 CENTER b. Other 405 Dtfldt h Ravehue $ $ 3.287,05 Other Liabilities 64,483.00 AND KITCHENS Speidol on every pioco -_ — — -._,. -s_j u U VTT-^ LJ N 142,502.44 Dimensions of Lot: 80 ft. x WINDOWS c. TOTAL DEMAND DEPOSITS 4 387 Adjutfntnt* to hnm yi ol Wood 1 Mica PACIKO BOUTIQUE COMPLETE Total Liabilities $89,852,235.00 174.23 ft. x 22.57 ft. x 100.62 ft x Aluminum or Vinyl TBEESEBTICE Cabinet! a. Countartopi ESPO'S "1981 N.J. Contractor of the Year X 17. TOTAL DEPOSITS 89 BtfawSfc 1251 ST. GtOKQ AVI C& O ••'S: EXPERT JEWELRY INTRODOCTOftY OFFEt 67.96 ft. x 262.35 ft. Storm Windows • Savlngt lo3S% TREE 18. Federal funds purchased and securities sold 759 Net Worth Landcloarlng *VB «J4633t BATHROOM INSTALLATIONS V*" & WATCH REPAIRS With --»«». TALK to us first and SAVE $ & Doors • Free Shop at Horn* under agreements to repurchase ' Revaluation Surplus Nearest Cross Street: Situate on Stump Rwrnovol WBOLESUE & IETJUL fXPERT INSTAILATIONS This Ad 10% OFF nont Abo*. Which Af« By 1.405,821.00 th* northerly side of Elm Avenue Service I Coniultanlloni SERVICE A FULL LINE OF •Additions «Roofing 19. Mortgage Indebtedness and liability for Other Surplus & Reserves JALOUSIE & • Bathroom Cabinetry •WWmh Ikai IN Ruuttttn ALTERATIONS Sorvico & Ma|or Bupon State* DritiMd 5.991,094.00 110 feet from the westerly side of LANDSCAPE DESIGN POWEt SPMYMG By Appoinlmonl Only capital leases Chafes to Budiw oi Undivided Profits • Financing Arranged •Umn h*kvrrM b. "From Carpentry Ol All Vinyl Lint'd QUALITY JEWELRY •Add-A-Level -Siding 1,785,038.00 Plerpont Street. AWNING WINDOWS Sod • 3C Yean ot Metlculouj r Certified Technician 20. Other liabilities for borrowed money none •bknhi • Utftw ( Vtrfl Etc SWIMMING POOLS *tf ;.<- •• g aar D-3 7,790.00 Total Net Worth Accounts lawn Malntonono Craftimanihlp *HM Imk tUai WtltMt to Wallpaper" FEEDING Complete Privacy •Bathrooms •Dormers 21. Other liabilities nont 9,181,953.00 There Is due approximately l&N •Cmlom »JII Worl QuvMtti •'QUALITY JHWHLl-RS" Statutory Excess to $74,579.30 with Interest from April Custom leaded Jewelry Ceramic Tile raUNMC-SENOVAL 22. TOTAL LIABILITIES (excluding 92 CHAS.F. GIANT •in ground Pools "lull, Inwit •Kitchens •Replacement FundBaknc* Total Liabilities & Net Worth 7, 1983 and $8,849.04 with In- WINDOW PRODUCTS Mode To Order AEtUl tin TRUCK *•-—• KENNEDY JEWELERS 1144 Rorllg. Rd., Cl«rfc subordinated notes and debentures) 89 Slate ft Quarry Installation •Op«n«gt I Cloimgt •funnel 851 Operattig Dtfcst to be $ 3,287.05 Accounts terest from April 30, 1983 and Free •fa* btM Inabb UNO CLEARMC windows' 23. Subordinated notes and debentures We repair and rebuild all 84 E. Cherry St. nont Rated k> Bodftt of costs. Estimate •fcw Incatrh IMM fME ESI.»Full, lnwtd H(5tt« T«r fcdlw snmr MINDOM typei ol f Rahway 388-1667 381-7069 138 Westfield Ave., Clark SURPLUS ACCOUNTS Succaadtog Year In ground Pools fefefjg.- D $ 134,712.44 • These Is a full legal description on 374-3352 InaMKfitM Ufi FREE ESTIMATE •i 24. Revaluation Surplus* 1 file tn the Union County Seriffs Of- Rohwoy (anylimo) 38M494or382-M7? cm Bob Collins 406 FUND BALANCE STATEMENT OF INCOME &. EXPENSE 6/30/83 311^099 b BOB GRIFFIN ROSEllf PARK! Free Estimates 574-9057 25. Surplus 700 fice. 634-3809 63674)4 889-4191 26. Undivided profits 1 January 1 D 352-3489 241-2910 784 $ 25,254.85 321,140.10 Current Operating Income: Th* Sheriff reserves the right to INSURED NEED LOW-COST STORAGE? 27. Other surplus reserves 5 J.T.M. I KST MAKW1NSK1 292 Interest & Discount on Mortgage $2,231,234.00 adjourn this sale. Let us show you how you will spend less with us 28. TOTAL SURPLUS ACCOUNTS 9 DacMa**d by: $ 324,427.15 •AVHW I MASON 182 Interest on Securities 1,229,003.00 HOME ROOFING than you would with any major moving and storage 29. TOTAL LIABILITIES AND SURPLUS UtAiadonas CONTRAaOtS > ASPHALT & FIBERGLASS SHINGLES RADIANT WOOD HEAT, Mackie Miscellaneous Income 570,757.00 RALPH FROEHUCH IMPROVEMENTS company--and have 7 day per week access to your LAWNMOWER ACCOUNTS • 99 Ad R O-l: New 8 Resurfaced • HOT ASPHALT BUILT-UP ROOFING • 99 03033 Total Operating Income Sheriff Driveways 687 RT. 27 ISELIN • 283-0029 things at no extra charge...by the month...drive 'Required by New Jersey Department of Bankiig-N.JAC. 3:6-7. $4,030,994.00 CRAIG J. GOETTLER,ATTY. •COMMERCIAL S & 24.000.00 299.172.30 Asphglt or Concrote RESIDENTIAL • SLATE REPAIRS • TEAR-OFFS ** °*r«« COmpUTl INSTALLATION SERVICE AND rightup...you keep the key to your own cubicle! Fund Balance, Current Operating Expense: CX46342 (DJ & RNR) Curbing S R.R. Ties BJ7OKCM? We Thomas F. Grahill and (Mrs.) Frances E Burnett of the above- •REPLACEMENT *"• TTPO Of MASOWWY REPAIRS Reeves. Inc Dactrnbtr 31 D $ 1.254.85 $ 25.254.85 Salaries & Compensation . 244,207.00. Steps, Patios WINDOWS SIDING named bank do solemnly SWEAR/AFFIRM that this report of condHtai 4t...7/28, 8/4,8/11, 8/18/83 Sidewalks •ADDITIONS ALUMINUM-VINYL-WOOD WED-THURS 10-8:30 FRI 10 600 SAT 10 5 135 Amboy Avenue (Including the Information on the reverse side hereof is tmt and correct RECOMMENDATIONS: NONE. Occupancy Costs 66,820.00 Retaining Walls & SEAMLESS Fee $156.24 •SIDING HOME 'REPLACEMENT CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE to the best of our knowledge and belief. Other Expenses 202,047.00 Drainoge Pipe •KITCHENS * BATHS GUTTERS (Hwr. 35, W mi. soutfi ol Main SI.. 1 mi. north or Rfe. 440) UPHOLSTERING •EASONABIT PltC(D IMPROVEMENTS WINDOWS Tht above tummary or Water Utatty synopsis was prepared from the Total Operating Expenses "I am wealthy in my •SKYLIGHTS 513,074.00 F«E( (S7IMATE & portofaud«oftheQMWRW«—. r—..._<.._.- ' - fmnds." Sh*kesp«ara Woodbridge 750-1440 Thomas F. Grchi Net Current Operating Income before REPAIRS 1349 (President) Taxes & Interest 3,517.920.00 541-6006 E E Frances E. Bumttt Franchise & Income Taxes 1,200.00 iAN FIX spected by any ktlcrwtad person. 388-3797 EST£ A TES Oak Tr«« Rd. -„..- IT...FAST! (Cashter, Treasurer) Interest paid on Deposits ' 3.078.411.00 3,079.611.00 Net Current operating Income After WILLIAM SMELTZER "T" Isdln MEW SNAPPER MOWERS IN STOCK Attestation by three directors who an not officers: CAtTERET r Francis R. Senkowsky Taxes & Interest G& SIZE FetnjUi James Smith, A.W. Lawrence, Wittem F. Unit. 438,309.00 Corona Construction Co., Inc City Clerk Net Non Recurring Income (Expenses) PLUMBING TIM WHOLESALE 4,375.00 POWER ATTIC VENTILATION WITH CLARK POWER EQUIPMENT 1 HEATING MART ENERGY State of N.J., County of Union, si: Sworn to and subscribed before U...7I2M3 Net Income for period June 30,1983 «• 442,684.00 Fee: $172.36 Net Worth as of Dec. 31,1982 155/80x13 $29.37 BUILDING CONTRACTORS MAKES THE DIFFERENCE! SAVING 283-2626 1132 Westfield Avenue, Clark me this 22nd day of July, 1983 and I hereby certify thai I am not an of- 7.398,506.00 24 Lefforts St. $32.06 "Net Income from Revaluation Surplus 175/80x13 $32.66 $37.86 Serving Mtddteiex Counry, Union County I Vicinities ficer or director of this bank. My commission e*j*es 7/19(87, Joyce 1,340.763.00 Cartor«t 185/75x14 $30.91 $39.57 DON'T GIVE YOUR Hours: 9AM to 6PM Daily 381.3777 Alison Little , Notary Public. Tates Net Worth as of 6/30/83 >, 181,953.00 •council 195/75x14 $32.95 , mmttrals of the Middle Ages lATMOOW ttMOMl MON-FFI 9-5 SAT 9? $41.44 •Alterations, oil Home Improvements PAYCHECK TO THE ATTIC FANS) t urn \t I IL ' S1ATI I K. NO. 4SM 225/75x15 $37.98 $51.25 It... 7/28/83 Call ART or HANK PALUMBO •Save on Air CorulilK ! ( osls' F*«: $82.46 Call S 235/75x15 $43.11 $51.06 •No I'lasiic: All Alum mini ( nnsiriKlinn' •ThcrinoM.iiic.ill> ( or rtillfil I nci('\ I IliumtV 541-7624 I Fir. SM4 h UH i 388-5490 382-1844 •I29OCUTC. of Air M^cuk'i( n ptT Mini id-1 159 GRANT AVENUE*COLONIA •Increase Your ( omfi in I ocl Vs InJf S.UIMJ' I t PAGE 16 THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1983 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT Red Crossers warned of crib danger to journey A spokeswoman for the It is extremely dangerous, the mesh side so the child crib with SIDES DOWN. to polka fest Union County Division of to leave a child in mesh- was unable to continue Infant may roll into space The president of the Consumer Affairs, within sided playpens or portable breathing. between mattress and loose Clara Barton Auxiliary of the Depti of Human Re- cribs with the drop-side in The commission staff is mesh side, causing suffoca- the Eastern Union County sources warned consumers the down position. The aware of five deaths and tion." Chapter of the American of a danger related to mesh drop-sides should always be two non-fatal accidents in- Most mesh playpens and Red Cross, Mrs. Genevieve drop-side playpens and por- up and locked securely in volving mesh-sided cribs some portable cribs have P. DiVcnuto, announced a table cribs. position whenever a child is and two deaths involving double drop-sides. Both the bus trip, a one-day tour, The United States Con- in the playpen or crib. The mesh-sided playpens since playpens and cribs have a from 8:30 a.m. to 9 p.m., on 1 •I i ,\ "i*** sumer Product Safety Com- drop-side in the down posi- 1973. Most of the incidents removable mattress pad. Saturday, Aug. 13, to the mission staff, in cooper- tion presents a serious risk involved very young chil- The portable cribs differ Polish Polka Festival at ation with the Juvenile Pro- of suffocation to very dren-in six of the deaths the slightly from the playpens Hunter, N. Y., where the ducts Manufacturers Assn., young infants, the spokes- children were six weeks old in that they are smaller in star will be Bobby Vinlon. recently warned parents woman added. or less. size and rectangular in There will be music and drop-side, mesh playpens Three infants died of suf- The hazard is dangerous shape with extendable legs. food, and the cost is S28 per and portable mesh cribs, us- focation in 1982 in mesh because it is unexpected. The base of these cribs is adult and S24 for children ed with a side left down, can playpens and portable cribs. Parents and others are often approximately 40 by 26 in- under 12, according to Mrs. pose a severe safety hazard In each incident, an infant unaware an infant can ches and about 20 inches DiVenuto. to infants. When one side of was left unattended in a crib move to the edge of the from the floor. Mesh play- Please telephone number // the playpen or crib is down, or playpen with one of the mattress and become trap- pens are usually square 353-2500 for further infor- the mesh forms a loose poc- two drop-sides in the down ped between the louse mesh shaped, ranging from 36 by mation and reservations. ket which leaves a gap bet- position. After falling off and floor board which may 36 to 40 by 40 inches with ween the edge of the floor the edge of the mattress cause suffocation. the base of the playpen five Eric Hughes MAKING THEIR POINT - A child holds up a poster pro- board and the mesh side. pad, the infant's head or The commission staff and or six inches from the floor. • :$ testing the proposed temporary parking lot at Rahway's 'V An infant can fall or roll in- chest was compressed bet- the members of the manu- Playpens and portable given award Green Field at the July 14 Union County Board of ^ to the pocket and suffocate. ween the floor board and facturers' group are work- cribs with mesh sides have A Roosevelt School fifih Chosen Freeholders meeting. At the left are Rahway ing to develop a warning been -produced for approxi- grader from Rahway, Eric Sixth Ward Councilman James J. Fulcomer and George label for playpens. Manu- mately 23 years and distri- Hughes, was honored the Link of Rahway, who are involved with the protest IRS to hold test facturers have told the com- buted nationwide. An esti- Youth Fitness Award for against the Rahway Hospital proposal. mission staff (hey intend to mated 6.5 million mesh achieving between 50 and / put labels oti new mesh sid- playpens and 925,000 cribs 79% on all items. sons. He was employed by ments is with our method, for representatives ed playpens similar to the may be in the possession of Safety Commission's loll- FeddersCorp. for 10 years. the future trade-in value of following which already ap- consumers. free Hotline ;n number y Frank Waller opens '•Am-<-,' !i His position obtained was the new car is deducted in The Special Enrollment application for those taking pears on all mesh-sided cribs 800-638-CPSC. A ielet\pe national service manager advance. By doing this, we Examination, conducted all four parts of the exam- with drop-sides produced For further information, writer numbei lor the hear- for Fedder products cover- are able to dramatically annually to qualify persons ination and S40 for those since 1980. "Warning, consumers may telephone ing impaired is listed as 'Engage-A-Car' ing the United States and reduce the monthly pay- other than attorneys and taking fewer than all four M'VKK I.KAVK infant Ln the Consumer Product 800-638-8270. Canada. He is a member of ments. In other words, if certified public accountants parts who previously passed The opening this week of sumer is able to obtain the the Refrigeration Service the book says your $7,000 to represent clients before at least one part. Checks his MEngage-A-Car" broker- exact vehicle he or she Engineers Society. car will be worth $3,000 at the Internal Revenue Ser- and money orders must be age at 2386 Knapp Dr., wants with no down pay- From his extensive tra- the end of three years, we vice, will be held on Mon- made payable to the Inter- A DEAL..YOU WON'T WANT Rahway, was announced ment and lower monthly vel, Mr. Waller is well simply deduct that $3,000 day and Tuesday, Oct. 3 nal Revenue Service. by Frank Waller. payments." aware of the need of good, immediately. That means and 4, in Newark. The 1983 package may The company will be ac- "One of the unique fea- inexpensive transportation. your monthly payments Persons interested in tak- be obtained by writing to TO tive in leasing new cars, tures of Engage-A-Car," He plans on operating his have to be lower! Also, the ing the examination should Internal Revenue Service, vans and light trucks, for- pointed out the merchant, business from his office at consumer can utilize the obtain a copy of the 1983 Special Enrollment Exam- eign and domestic, to indivi- "is our Protection Plan Op- 121 E. First Ave., Roselle, funds he would have nor- ["Special Enrollment Applica- ination, Post Office Box > ATLANTIC V\ duals and firms through the tion which offers our clients and from his home at 2386 mally put into a down pay- tion Package from the IRS. No. 920, Newark, N. J. Engage-A-Car program. a no-lose opportunity. If, at Knapp Dr., where he has ment for vacations, ap- In addition to the appli- 07101, or by telephoning „' CITY <& According to Mr. Waller, the end of his 'engagement' been a resident for 18 years. pliances, home remodeling cation form, the package 645-6292. AUG. 28-29-30 Engage-A-Car differs from period, the used car In the near future he or any other worthwhile contains complete informa- Applicants will be advis- INCLUDES: other programs in that it market's up, he has the plans on obtaining asso- purpose." tion about the examination ed directly of specific star- and Treasury regulations •Deluxe dblc occup. M "combines the best features right to dispose of the car ciates to assist him in his A 12-page brochure on ting times and locations of •2 Buffet Mcab rVp W governing practice. •I Ticket p^p to J of both open and closed-end on his own and he's wel- adventure. the Engage-A-Car program the Oct. 3 and 4 examin- Super Sur Show ^ come to pocket ALL the Applications to take the ations. •I Diy it Health Spa leasing and then introduces "With the cost of new is available to the public on W-Fw Parkint many additional benefits. profits. On the other hand, cars sky-rocketing, industry request. It is entitled , two-day examination must All New Jersey applica- ^870-1278 \4 B*Mlt,' at the Ramada Inn at 36 Valley Rd., Clark, at the Garden State Parkway Exit No. 135. ^ A tian tic ._ Theshow will run from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Admis- Goodyear National sion and parking will be = ACCOUNTS HONORED free'. Drum Brakes or A wide range of United H WE —^^ MASTER CHARGt == ACCEPT OMI IMTOtTS = • BRAIES • SHOCKS • BATTEHES WHEELS dealers," which include = 'EXHAUST SYSTEMS «0E£ LUBE members of the American Front-End Alignment Stamp Dealers Assn., will HELPS PROTECT be ready to purchase any- TIRES MD thing they need for their VEHICLE PERF0RM1HCE stocks. * Inspect all 4 first A Clark Show Souvenir • ln*p«c! iusp«fi- non ond steering Card will be issued, and lystemi • Sot coitor, cambor • / given free to all attendees. ond toe-in This card will only be *«"iw«*' Mti »*4 ttu 44. ._• _•&• _ _Q\ Engine Tune-Up •Electronic engine, =!|78ii3l!S:!3! " '"«.' 4IV".~M.~ -.P ttarting and charg- ing tyttem Roosevelt cites 40. 53. onaly*it*lntta1l new points, plugs, con- dtm*r»Ser dwell 52. 47. 55. and ttmlngsAdjutt John Seifert carburetor t£0j[14 |l«7!.l