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VOLUME 153 NO. 12 RAHWAY, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1975 15 CENTS
After a three-day recess The first part of the from lower Main Street r e q u i r c d drafting a new Rahway councilmen by a council session began at tlie 6-3.vote approved a series Associates as revenue. xes.oluti.on_iiL-Wbicb._LoLal close of tlie public hearing The' o'ther TOO WWT "m The-sole-public hearing ally qualify them to receive of amendments to a resolu- on the budget on Thursday, 1 on the proposed master a.,.landfill permit.'Such tion -to amend the the '-Same extent, one anti- ations'. -Appnr'cntly~no- " """ ""^slTfJuly-pasL--triptrtiT7g^t;<>ito~"m-rcrranKr" "couhc"lTnTan\vas willing to plan for Railway. I)eld on pprmif was given after * THe JnTeiKTiiients 11 p.m. Tuesday- before planning state ruling. from a child health confer- undertake the mathematics • reduced the budget by about The first snag was an board members, was a A rulinp bv citv attorney ol>jecaon-by .second- ward- Trie" res o 1 u ti o n itself councilman John C. Marsh Mr. Karcher and Mr; •lowered'thertotal-amotirTtof- st3to-for-mula|>!eK!Wt44inij- HaniK-n..j.L'iiiiii.dL'.d Uie~ ~"who spoke a gain at- -a inspections. councilmen further that the gg money to be raised by taxes $14o,000 bond ordinance the most attention. fnr fiiippoxt-of the-budgct by Councilmen .Donovan and amended resolution-wouM- se of the complaints of -for the extension of Hare; 1 " Democratlc'councilman- " Ti^1 ll - 0052,156.22 hum the uil- -March—voted—against the iii-cd tu lii. advL-rcJb'eU in at - large Tor Cedervall KAilWAYANS .... Memberrs ot tht e Juniouorr AchleveAchleve- jitreet and_thc- purchaser u '^,000 lij Unit* fur_the_Mj.rq.h_31 . Mr. Karcher ruled that, menr program in Rahway visited Miss Deborah Kerr backstage, atlhe Shubert Thea- ginaliy proposed 54,396/ articles - for--cit y depart— praised Uie plan prepared according to the city ordi- 980.60 to $4,O17,82-!.38. in thtTbudget irom "Hearing, thus excluding tlie ter in New York City where she is starring .in the Edward Albee play "Sea Scape." monts. the sale of city property possibility of approving a by Robert E. Rosa Associ- nance, the only "aggriev- Miss Kerr accepted a gift from the city people to aid the work at Will Rogers Hos^ A public hearing will be He called the rcsiilution ates of Edison. In particu- ed person" who can request - held on the amendments on located between Jefferson - changed resolution at thar •"- pital. Backstage were, leftto-right.-Stcward Stablcy, director of community relations" "a case of gerrymandering' and St. George Avenues. second hearing. >" laf he saluted the planners a hearing would be the for Merck and Company, Incorporated of Rahway, Robert McArdle of Rahway, Miss Monday, March 31, incoun- figures which would add for making protection from property owners. cil chamber at city hall Unanimously passed was Changes could be made Kerr and Miss Sharon McCartney of Rahway. Merck is a Junior Achievement spon- unnecessary expenses" the anticipation of $6,000 flooding damage ahighpri- Mrs. Ce.dervall-later sor. beginning at 8 p.m. and said the councilmen on March 31, they said,.but ority in their design. • made arrangements with - as revenue in tlie budget to n'.t changes exceeding 10% were only pushing payment be obtained via tlie emer- He also had praise for planning board members to into future years, which would call for read- __ 77 gency--employment act of- -Tcrnree-nreTTrand-aTiew rl s~tcrnse-ffoTXi on Uiljperrfilf - The ordinance called for plains as recreation areas issue at their next meet- 1971. hearing. tlie purchase of a generator The resolu tio.ns ap- The councilmen then and suggestions that land ing. Additional information for the fire department, adjacent to Robinson's on the Sisto squabble will proved by councilmen called a 20-minute recess. flashing stop signs for tlie raised the total miscel- When they returned nothing Branch be purchased for be found on page 5. police force, two bookkeep- --Alonzo-W. Law-rence, laneous line item in the was resolved, but tlie Re- ing machines for the office budget by an estimated publicans ..voted?through...... Councilman Cedervall president of the Rahway of .revenue -and- finance and $45,14.1.22 -Ironi" '$2,02B, tti'c'rcmainder of the re- ...said.the planners.noted.tlic...-'raxpayersj Associatioii; one street sweeper plus a 858.79 to $2,073,999.11. - Rahway Public.Librarylies"" "snick "more to the point as garbage truck and miscel- ductions. in a flood plain and additi- he warned of a "trend in laneous equipment for the Despite the quick be- At tlie conclusion of the onal pumping equipment is the master plan toward a public works-department. ginning councilmen vote at about 1:45 a.m. the needed in the library base- higher maximum" density . It passed 7-2—with Re- soon "became entangled in councilmen took thejtcLvice —ment-to-eombatthirflotiding-'—reqnrreTneTirr" -publican-councilmen Marsh legal and mathematical" "of Mr. Karcher and reces- danger. He hailed this pro- • -He said tlic current city and Peter M.Donovan of the difficulties after third ward sed the meeting until Mon- Republican -councilman day, March-24.-Mr. Karch posai. _ requirement..of.30J.ijy-ing -. -- fifth ward in opposition. Richard J. Voynik proposed Also "drawing His praise units per acre was already There was supposed to get or against the proposal er noted a postponement hearing was only for city After her comment The next four resolutions a^seriesof amendments to a would mean rev oting all were recommendations in excess of neighboring he a public hearing on the of councilman Marsh. residents and taxpayers. council president Beaure- were passed unanimously. resolution amending the that Union County park municipalities--. - If an-..y, .propose. . d city. budget on Eight residents spoke the reductions. _^j M rs. Kenneth (Mary El - gard, -also—a-councilman-^ _One called, fox -the antici- budget. At~the seconcThearing on commissioners—purchase—ehange-is-maderhe-saidptt—March—207-but-most-oRhc—aga1nsnhe~bTi"crg"el~wliile" TenTST3es~of 879 Westfleld at-large, reminded the au- pation of $141,600 in city land for use as parks should be downward. speakers were more con- the remarks of two others Councilman Voynik ex- Monday a revised resolu- Avenue, president of the dience that tlic only item industrial solid waste . tion, with all total figures and further construction be Th , f . _.„.„_ ferned with a proposal ad- leaned in "neither direction, Rahway Policewives Club, charges as revenue in tlie plained city officials had under discussion was the- three options: fire person- corrected, was presented prohibited in flood plains Dlan wm be nnnr>un^Pd nr vanced by second ward Re- Earl Ruppert.of 873 New supported the budget and budget and another the along Robinson's Branch- . plan will be announced at councilman" John Brunswick Avenue, presi- city budget, but comment nel, reduce wages or and accepted by the coun- the Tuesday, April.22, publlcan attacked the proposals of anticipation of $69,400 as The contested landfill (Continuod on pogo 12) freeze salaries. He and his cilmen by a 6-3 vote. board session. C. Marsh which called for dent of Rahway local no.31 councilman Marsh. payment in lieu of taxes operation Is underwayat fellbw_ Republicans chose A discussion centered on Earlier- in their meeting the elimination of 86 city ofjhe Honorary Patrol- - the Sisto Realty Company "jobs and other action"for "men's Benevolent Associa- the"third course and at- the addition of $5,000 to the property along Robinson's board members-unani- tempted to eliminate pay budget for the tax office to mously agreed to solicit what he called a savings of tion, Daniel Stone of 425 Branch east of St. George $1,353,022. raises in various depart- compensate for the retire- from city department heads Linden Avenue, president ments. Avenue andcouncilmanCe- The largest contingently of. the city Patrolmen's ment of a bookkeeping ma- their suggestions on what "cliine "operator with 38 ___dery^rs_^ornmejila»_as_Jiey , _ . IO do ^itfrt!KroTd~EIizaT" idience—consisted-of- —•-Benevolent A^£>or:iutiununii~ . has iiecri-opposed to-theop- cir>- employees apparently • William J. Dietrich of 691 m ini s t r -. t?*• "Joeonh M. yp-irs of soryi.ee. eration and has called for concerned about their jobs. Jaques Avenue, president Hartnett and mayor Daniel The matter was discuss- a council hearing on the They applauded loud and of the city Firemen's Mu- L. Martin noted the Repub- ed for over half an hour in matter, were understoodto long after every express- tual Benevolent Associa- licans' actions may not caucus. It lost in a 4-5 be a criticism of such work ion of support for the bud- tion attacked thecutsof- have the desired effect partisan vote with Demo- in a flood plain in opposi- get or attack on council- fered by councilman since councilmen can say crats Cedervall, Beaure- tion to master plan recom- man Marsh's recommend- Marsh. how much money depart- _g? rjL_SfinkoHfilui_and-Me mendations, A total of 5,400 state ment otficTals may have to Leod supporting the Mr. Ruppert spoke of 1405 Brown Place, Miss of 1709 Park Street, Miss spend but not how to spend Mrs. Tor (Stephanie) Ce- There was also a small against cuts for the police scholarships were award- Margaret M. Catov of 430 Donna J. McClelland of measure. dervall attempted to tackle group of budget critics -in- department- citing-tnerris-—ed to state-high school-see- "West Milton" AvenUeyTho^" T105~Ma"yfair "Drive", "~MTss: it. --• — "Among the r eductions the Sisto permit issue head, the standing-room-only ing amount of crime. His ' lors and college freshmen rrias'J. Corridon of 918 Marianne Mesaros of 117 Thus, they explained, a approved by the councilmen on but was ruled out of or- The entry blank and crowd in council chambers words were echoed by Mr. including 28 for Rahway Jefferson Avenue and Miss Rudolph Avenue and Pat- few hundred dollars may was the complete elimina- der by board chairman pictures for.the "Old -atcity hall. Many people Stone;who noted eliminat- and eight for-Clark resi- Donna M. Delorctto of"36S rick W'."Muen-zen of 71S be taken out of a depart- -tion of $5,000 from the line ~ William Rack after an ob- Photograph Contest" being lined the walls and crowd- ing $16,800 from police ap- dents, according to a Union Street. Seminary Avenue. ment's appropriation with item for equipmentpur- jection from board member sponsored for retired edthe outside, hallway lead.-._ propriations,:: as council-', spokesman, fox- the New——•— Additional city residents the. cut eventually coming- ^hasefor the fire depart-- -•• and "DemocratUrcouncn- * "senior" cldzens"6f Railway" ing into the chambers. man Marsh suggested Jersey state scholarship Other Rahway residents include Miss Maryellen N. in overtime pay and not out ment and the removal of man-at-large Francis R. of the salary for the head and Clark by members of . Prior to the start of the would cut i commission. are Miss Margaret J. and Pnwlpy nf S5? ' Ininq ^rr"
t Turn Members of the Rahway and the meeting of the jun- Jewish community u6hered ior congregation at 10:30 in the Passover holiday, a.m. - . commemorating the exodus Rabbi Rubensteln said a of the Jews from Egypt, by family worship service for . lighting candles and~hold-—-tinrlnTermeuTate day oi -ing-their—flrst-seder-4-a-s-i ~ • night. held on Sunday at 9:15 a.m. Today members of Tern- He will conduct the service pie Beth Torah of Rahway and preach. Hazzan Solo- marked the first day of mon Sternberg will chant Passover with morning the liturgy. services and a-mceflng-of^ ©n-Monday-amHFuesday- the junior congregation.1, morning services will be There will be evening ser- at 6:45 o'clock. Candle The hoopsters of the Rahway Senior coached by Dave Arnold who has won vices at 7 o'clock with can- lighting on the latter day_ High School varsity basketball squad high praise for his efforts, took -dle^Ugftting^nd-a^ederfro.^rjiiuE.t^ioTEela'ter-than SD3 - -ended-phry^Tithrthe-bebt lucmd ililiiu peimaiiait ^ "follow at-home.'" p.m., the rabbi explained." ^history" ofJb.e_achooi;j23~wins and offered "by Rahway lodge no, 1075 Tomorrow morning Evening services ushering only five losses, and came within of the Benevolent and Protective services for the second day in the concluding days of one point of winning the sectional Order of Elks by defeating the Clark of Passover, according to Passover will be at 7:15 final in state action. Crusaders 70-41. -rabbi- J aco b— Rubinstein,—-rprfnron-Tuesday. For rhftr pffnrrfi fh^y The leading-ecorer-was-eenio-r-Boi will be held at6:45 o'clock. On Wednesday there will by members of tlie city board of Aikins who bit 520 points for a game The junior congregation be morning service at 6:45 education on March 17 and received average of 18.5. He had 62 assists, will gather at 10:30 a.m. o'clock and a Junior ^on- a standing ovation from board and 337 rebounds, 50 steals and 34 block -shots. The Sabbath-candle light-—gregati6ri~""g a: fife rin g "at" -audience members.-The playera were ing should not be later 10:30 a.m. Evening ser-_ presented by William.M. Roesch and Victor Kurylak scored 317 points greeted by- board president reverend for an a"Verage of 12 a contest with than 6:5? £.m.,_explalned _Yices..uri_Lll)e at 7;15-tbat - : . rabbi .Rubensrcln, -Friday—- evening with candle light--• -OrrJrLT, Fardgrove. .."."".', . 290.rebounds. MarkJJloftaEer'scorecT evening services will be at ing to follow at home. On March 15 the netboyslost5S-54 275 points for a 10-polnt game 7 o'clock. "" The morning service on decision to the East Orange Panthers average. He had 178 assists, 201 .in the .final game of group no.. 2,. . rebounds, - 70.. steals and 50 block The- Sabbath morning—Thursday, April-3,-wlll shots. . . service will be at 9 o'clock mark the conclusion of. the section no, 3 play in the New Jersey State Interscholastic athletic Ray Brown scored 271 points for • Passover festival, the rab- 1 •&r::-i$:3&m JN-TH4S4SSU£ irf-aald. Special Yiskor. aer- tonrnamen't. W nvprnjTP, Hp mnrt.' 2S7 _ ...... _. -..::--... vices will be held at 10 a^m.-- They- lost_tp the undefeated Plajn- relxjunds, 3.1 ^.steals and. 39. blocked "?t"eid "Cardinals^ 09-64 lii the Union shots. John Parker tallied 271 points Church news 11, 12 " with the evening service to 1 TRIUMPHANT CITY HOOP SQUAD ... Members of ovation from the audience for their outstanding ef- County tournament final" on March also for a 10 average. He'was credited • the Rahway Senior High School varsity basketball fort.'On the squad are, left to right, kneeling, Ken Classifieds ...... , 10 follow at 7:15 p.m. with 37 steals. Court reporters' . . .-.-, .3 The junior congregation 1. The .boys- finished second in the team set a new school record by establishing a sea- Farrell, John Solomon, Mark Slonaker, Ray Brown Movies 8 . will convene on April 3 at .national-division of (b.c~WaTC&ung John Solomon, a sophomore, scored ,—son mark of 23-5, Team members and coach Dave John Parker and Steve Royal; standing, GeorgeCan- Obituaries., ... .-. . 10 10:30 a.m.-Rabbt**tbon- conference. ~ 162 points for a game average of six ..._. Arnold..were-.introduccdat-thc March 17- city-board non,-Tyrone-Aik-exi8;-Vle-Kurylak,--i)on-AilcciiB~Et'ta?!— •Ray Hoagland 8. stein.said the religious *•."- On " February 14 the Redskins, 'with 40'assists. "-" -.-.-..-—, of education meeting where-they received a standing Small'and Tom Salagaj. : ' . ...Sports.-.-.,-, .-.•..;... 8, -9—- PAGE 2 THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1975 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT
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When the national unem- of massive government are watching delinquency RoeBsner said while they ployment rate hit 8.2% last support. It resulted in the and foreclosure statistics find It possible to secure January, a level far above establishment of the fed- closely to determine if home financing with very eral housing authority and In the course of checking Robert Hylton of 736 Stone the boys under arrest for that forecast by govern- there Is a need for imme- little money down it is a susplcionsautomobile Stroot while the vehicle possession of marijuana. ment economic experts, and of the federal system diate relief. much easier for a lender of savings and loan asso- city police found'the four was parked in front of his Peter M. Dooley of 987 congressmen began to look If so officials of these to help the borrower to occupants of the vehicle home. A tape deck valued Trussler Place reported at an issue seldom explored ciations plus a host of other agencies might ask lenders work out of a mortgage were carrying condealed at $90.was stolen. . since the. Great Depres- .federal t-flids. to families to try, to work out some problem if they have some withcmrjobs. weapons. A futlier check Police investigated a that while his automobile sion, forebearance to kind of mortgage relief for equity in their property in revealed one of the occu- group of Juvenile.? in a waB parked in the driveway homeowners. Today the situation is economically - troubled the form of a more sub- pants was being sought by wooded area off M a d i s o n .someone stole the four According to Gilbert .G. nowhere near that critical, homeowners.Mr. Roessner stantial down payment. agents of the federal bureau Hill Road and placed one of hubcaps. Roessner, presldentof City the head of the Elizabeth- noted. of investigation, Federal Savings and Loan based bank said, but con- Until government offi- Another Important City p o 1 i c e stopped the Association, forebearance - gressmen nonetheless are cials actually take some means of boosting home- vehicle on March 21. One- has to-do .with-providing.-. eyeing the possibility of positive steps with respect owner equity the bank head of the men used an alias some kind of economic re- legislation which "would ef- to allowing federally- told of is through home when questioned by the of- lief to homeowners who, fectively provide funds to supervised lenders to allow improvements which add to • EXPLAINS FUNDRAISING DRIVE ... Robert Green, the value of the property seated right, explains to Clark mayor Bernard G. ficers but a check with the for reasons beyond their families who either lose some leeway in mortgage Yarusavage the annual sustaining membership fund- national crime investiga- control, are having trouble their jobs or find them- payments, he continued, and thus provide the lender tions computer revealed meeting their mortgage selves with substantially there is little a lender with another avenue for raising drive of the Clark and Winfleld area Girl Scouts. providing forebearance Looking on, left to right, areMrs.Robert(Olga) Brown, him to be an FBI suspect payments. reduced Incomes. is really able to do on bis councllman-at-large Manuel S,.Dlos, Mrs. DorisCoelln wanted in San Diego, Calif. During the depression of Apart from the possi- own. when and if needed. and Mrs. Robert (Carole) Lovejoy. A kick-off affair Other crime news fol- Members of Madison earned their inspection flag the 1930s, he explained. bility of some congres- There are, he noted how- was held on March 22. It was explained the money will lows. sional aid, the federal ever, several important Likewise, Mr. Roessner School pack no. 88 of the for next month at the ses-. forebearance took the form aid programs for the handicapped, expanded camping TUESDAY, MARCH 18 Cub Scouts will anend the agencies involved with steps homeowners can take continued, borrowers may facilities and other activities. sion. housing—the departmentof to insure they will be able find it more convenient to Larceny of about ?50 circus at Madison Square Also at the meeting worth of baked goods was Garden in New York City Master Chapl^r won a gold housing and urban develop- to work out of a mortgage spread out their loan to 30 reported at the A and P ment, the federal home loan problem if the need arises, years, But if they secure a on Saturday, April 12. arrow, Master Amasio a. Supermarket, 2325 Eliza-. first-year pin and Brett bank board and others—all For i n s t a nce> ~"Mf. "mortgage for 25 years they beth Avenue. It was also announced at again have some added lee- the March 19 pack meeting Downey a first-year pin, hp U that pack members will. silver arrow and gold • Patterson. Street.reported meet.on Wednesday, April-arrow, ^ . smnpnnr .jyas-ritir0Bia&._3e._jn—additional—it-wag Danlel-^M«y~obtalae4-a: S ; e I!t e(1 Ae ScmvuAirHm---' -1 K - ^ regi- r jfirst-year t pin, Master ._ 10.Cengal..Avc WEDNESDAY, MARCH I ^ .3tered tor theCTrrenrscoTO ^TCeywortlFa CfsT-year pin; ? il25oiddtf -Gdn."State- Pkwy. Exit 135 "RlcfiarcO. "Carmella. of", in. nature using a variety ings -on display along with enamei"l rt *\ l>\ r\ l1 an*^ *^ r^d acryliry rt ** .(lirct oncan<~» _^ *•% « K - . - - — -7^ was hobby "night" arid each' first-year'plri and'gbld ar- §"sJ!erYlc.eLAO.L._scout displayed.Ms.hobby row,.ChxiBtQphetChludzlii-_ those of five other artists vasr hnsr Inm.in Avr-mip "Mr W—the—eanie—meeting—a—ski a gold and in the first segment of a -pa* -Otrr 01 US two-pan exhibit to he held ings are said to be based , . . representative of New Jer- and Todd Downey an arrow at Kean College of New upon the configuration of scratched onto theautomo-- sey Bell Telephone of light. ' ; Jersey in Union. paper which he pins to flat- bile belonging to a resident Company presented a film Members" of the Gran The" exhibit will extend" board with a' singular of.1181 Main.Street andthe: ^"Destination Moon." Thomas Gordon received Centurion Twig of the from Thursday, April 3, to source of light. antenna was broken off. Den no. 1 had charge of an arrow of light plus woman's auxiliary of Wednesday, April 30, in the The Clark artist re- Robert Dinocento of 155 the opening ceremony. Paul naturalist, sportsman and Main Street reported the Chaplar 'is denner and engineer awards. Fraiik Rahway' Hospital are college gallery in Vaughn- ceived his bachelor of arts larceny of parts^ from his finalzing plans • for a Eames Hall on Morris Ave-' degree from '.Kean College .Robert Willis ls'assistant Graham~ " was" given "ah motorcycle while the ve- denner for the first den. athlete award and Douglas
yg JU V u the Gran Centurion Club- at Burnet Junior -•-••-••-High " -- - -Tiro m-a-s—Keywortb-is- - -Hood-an-arrotr of lighrand^ WEDDINGS Thursday from 10 tyn.to2 marking lot at 131 Main denner and Scott Amasio naturalist award, Let us help you get to know your new house in Clark on Saturday, p.m. and 5 to 7 p.m. and School in Union for the BAR MIUVAHS April'19. past five years. is assistant denner for den An arrow of light went community as quickly as possible. Our Friday from 10 a.m. to 2 THURSDAY, MARCH 20 no. 2 Thomas Gordon is to both Mark LaBelle and BIRTHDAYS and hostess will call on you and present you Members are gathering p.m. Mr. Carmella, who re- A spare tire and rim as items for the sale which denner and Edward master Micklovic. The "" with giftsr greetings~and~usefurinfofrfia" . A reception for the first sides at 16 Lincoln Boule- well as- a .typewritei r were-Mickloric-ie- assistant den-—latter- also- received •& will benefit the hospital1 •—'. • y 1~L O vardIUJ.U,| wilniul havua /itAHWAY MUNICIPAL COURT CLARK MUNICIPAL COURT Acting municipal court office for the alleged pos- montiis. \ Litos of 882 Greenwich A Roselle couple w e r i- "f driving rights. Plains, received a $30 fine vington, was fined $20 and Judge Andrew Calowit hit session of over 25 grams Careless driving cost Lane, Union. fined last Thursday lor a Thomas Koslowski of 854 of marijuana. Glcno R. Pittson of 561 Careless driving cost and $10 in court costs for $10 jn court costs James L. Gibriano of shoplifting sprue through Kirk I). I-.ngol of 35 Sweet- driving 61 mph in a 25- Driving 70 mph in a 55- Pennington Street, Eliza- A ?300 fine was given to Albermarlc Street, Rah - township stores. Municipal 751 East Third Street, hriar Drive, Clark, V'o and mph zone. mph zone cost John Rlggi beth, with a ?200 fine for William Karlowski of 1300 way, $15 and $10 in court Plainfield, received a $20 court judge Joseph 1'i.stizzi attempting to elude the city costs. , >n> in cuurt cu^t^. }.or :m overdue inspect- of 1115 West Henry Street -f 1 ivc "ana "a""5IO~In~c"6"ur"t~ fined James and Helen I'er- Philip lir.Miner oi 10 ion date Joseph F. Feder Linden, $15 and $10 in llHllr$l{n an assault and battery con- Frank Scutari of 637 De- costs charge for driving 47 cell of 624 Walnut Street, .s h.urthills I ane, Scotch of 1768 Manor Drive, Ir- court costs. lie was also viction. He pleaded inno- vine Avenue, Elizabeth, mph in a 25-mph zone. Roselle, for shoplifting, at court costs fined 5200 for driving while cent to the charge. was fined $30 and $10 in W. T. Grant Company and on the revoked list. Careless driving cost court costs and had his the Pathmark supermarket O.ther action in last Robert S. Krenetski of 228 drivihgjiccnse revoked for 1)0tli on Central Avenue. Thursday's municipal Demarest Avenue, Avenel, thirty days for doing 60 PROMOTED ... Darry Mc- Dermott of M i d d 1 e t o w n Receiving ovur >25O in court included the imposi- $15 and $10 in court costs. miles per hour in a 25- fines, the couplepos.s'.-sscd tion of a $100 fine on an mph zone. was promoted to vice Matthew J. Toncic of 10 president for sales-private articles ranging Irom alien who was convicted of Webb Drive, Fords, was Lucille S. Crinoli of 1 men's suits and jackets to molesting a 10-year-old brands for Purolator Fil- fined $10 and $10 in court Woodbine Avenue, Avenel, ter Division of Rahway. a jar of pistachio peanuts. girl. Artuco Fernandez of costs for a red light viola- was fined $13 and $5 in Paul Birgus of 1043 1519 Main Street, Railway, Mr. McDermott, 53, was tion. court costs for -driving 43 made assistant vice presi- Madison Hill Road, Rah- pleaded guilty to the char- Falling to display his in- mph in a 25-mph zone. way, lost his driving rights ge dent of sales last year, lie surance card when re- For driving under the has been employed with for six months and receiv- According to reports quested by a p a t r o 1 m a n influence of alcohol Ken- Purolator since 1948. ed a $50 fine and $10 in Fernandez had been re- cost Douglas Smith of 960 neth R. Totten of 370 Wash- Unit e_d_ States, .senator- _ "crouxr"costs"charge 'for ~ceivTng"unemployment ben- Chestnut Street, Roselle, ington Street, Railway, was Clifford P. Case, of Rah- driving while under, the in-. fifl'Ul ?5—and—$5 in courtcor— —his— ence^of-alcoliol, py Tor riot~~fiavTrig~riisIn- Receiving.a_similar. six- reported the—tmmigjation——&^r-a-i>c:gr It adjoins commission- Keep snowtiresrin " owned ^rYsh~BrooRHcserva-T tion and Golf Course in • top shape for next Scotch Plains and overlaps Winter by laying them into neighboringEdison Our new Bel Air brand jug The good news for beer There's more good news in wines are really good news lor wine drinkers is.Barters. The "Good Old Beer" • «ir Astor line ol premium California ' flat in a dry cool lovers. Enjoy fine California Burgundy is finally here. Good old taste. Good old - varietal wines It's exciting news. too. Ctiabiis and Vin Rose. Simply delicious quality Good old everything. Give il the because these arc really interesting place . , . away from Try them—youcant beaiihem good old try. Today. wines Try them all: The whiles—Chenin electric motors that . ... - -. 2.79 Gallon Blanc. 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Arriba Rum 80° * 3.49 i.iyuuart a ^y Hall Gallon Flftii 5.19 Quart 10 29Half Galion Filth For warmer days — a :aSSti sparkling wine cooler. _CiomwelLGia205 iftMiirt^rg^ m ..wine -and cracked ice, then 4 09 Quart .8.09 Hall Gallon Filth Quart • fill with soda. A slice of lemon or lime is nice. Cheuy Royale Scotch 80°. 3.99 D'Amico Vermouth 1.19 * * • 4 99 Quart- 9 89 Hall Gallon ' Filth Filth Add a splash of fruit li- -qu?ur~to—spaikling vrh rtc ~ Lord Astor Scotch 86.8° 4.99 LaBelle California Champagne, 1.99 wine. Attractive, and not Bottled in Scotland • 6.19Quarl-. 12.29 Hall Gallon Fifth Sparkling Burgundy, Cold Duck. Pink Champagne Fifth too sweet. * * * These Home Liquors exclusives are at their everyday low prices.. Classicchampagne And there's lots more in the store. All prices subject lo 5% sales tax. cocktail: a cube of sugar in -a_champagne glass,.plusa dash of bitters and an ice cube. Fill with champagne and garnish-with..a twist"" of lemon. "The Friendly Progressive Bank" MlsmcPaik VISAndcfson-Avc Newark 55? Bioomlu-w Avo Newark 773 Soulh Otange Ave Paiersai 215 Market Si uriionCnv 2M7Bcir">niii«A t ii i i Hfviciv T7-IAndercun Ave Newark 1079HrnndSi^ Nfyik fi-11 Sfnngfintt^^p t P^,v;: 1^? f.^in'^' *i -*i-4 ~>~t'~* *~+*-kr- imsiMuj.wuiiua-si. Ke*aik SZ^iankiirTfyf. --Momsioiwi 191 Spcedv.cHAve • Souin Oranrjir'.!!> Vai*, Si ' Vieclvn.'tii 37i"rjp.TrTA.c ' rinrnon l277Srjnn(|lielrJA«c. Newark 47BMarkelSl Oranpe 209MamSI SoalhiHakcnMCk 75 SadL'li- Ri.er Ave '.'ieslHc*Ynk C-".09 0crrjenl ncA.e earn/C!jKc3in|iAv5 Newark -'.65 Orange SI Pa:saic 593 r/ain Ave Uracn 1850 Menu Ave &"' (Wexf to Merit Foodtown) 30 WestfieW Avenuo, Clerk, N,J. -tr PAGE 4 THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1975 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT Prasser criticizes prison policies; Support for administrative posts RAHWffif cites obscene telephone calls case draws fire from Mrs. Munson Here we go again! An in- truly serious about budget At the last Rahway board are struggling to keep their mate at Rahway State balancing can begin to cut of education meeting Mrs. jobs and pay their bills and New Jersey's Oldest Weekly — Established 1822 Prison, a repeated sex of- •uUseless expenses by talcing fender, was caught making away the telephones, ve- Charles (Miriam) Hull, taxes. Member of hicles, tools, et cetera that Edmund Hoener, reverend tills Is too much! City New JiT.ey Prcr.'i A.vxciation Quality Weeklies of New Jersey, Inc. obscene telephone calls on the taxpayers' telephones the prison Inmates are us- Orrin T. Hardgrove, doc- taxpayers have heard the Union County's Neuest'Weekly — Established 10G5 using taxpayers' moneyl ing to commit more out- tor John J. Sprowls and message loud and clear rages. Why should taxpay- Donald Kennedy arrogantly from these five. Tflemess- Published Every' Thursday Morning by Do not we taxpaying, and blatently displayed to age is: "We will spend the law-abiding citizens have ers subsidize those who are assaulting us? city taxpayers their "tax- taxpayers money as fast as BAUER PUBLISHING & PRINTING LTD. any rights? It seemsa payers be damned" atti- they pay it." large percentage of the I realize there are two 1470 Broad Street Rahway, N. J. 07065 388-0600 sides to every issue and tude. crimes being committed Thelr> callous refusal to Mrs. Richard Munson against us.lately arc done that some prison inmates are si nee rely repentant, vote for the elimination of 163 Forbes Street KURT CHRISTOPHER BAUER JEFFREY LANCE BAUER MRS. DONALD J..BAUER by people who are suppos- unnecessary administra- Rahway Publisher Editor Associate Publisher ed to be locked upfor do- wishing to pay their debts to society and find a pro- tive positions certainly PATSY BONTEMPO ing it previously. It is ob- vindicates the assertions Assistant Editor viously time for a complete duetive-place'on the out- side. However there must of Barry D. Henderson, overhaul of our entire pen- Paul A. LoRocco and Paul. The Rritnvny XcwMlecord and The Clark Patriot arc weekly newspapers serving the best Interests of their respective al system. A good place to be priorities, and the 5 M. Geyer that the five curimunitk-s. It is the endeavor of these journals to present the news in a sound, sane and traditional manner, main- start would be to fire Mrs. rights of the decent,' law- taining the rights of all by accurate factual statement and measured reasonable opinion. abiding citizens mustcome above people are excessive Robirt (Ann) Klein, head Duncan S. Ellsworth, Jr. • and wild spenders. of tile department of insti- first. tutions and agencies, and It seems the only thing Student enrollment has replace her and all the our wishy-washy governor declined from 6,000stu- other bleeding-heart do- and his allies in Trenton dents in 1964 to 4,800 stu- gooders with some tough, will listen to is a long and dents in 1975. Yet in spite no-nonsense enforcers.. loud yelp from the voters. of this substantial student How about it citizens? decline in enrollment these mit individuals- to have access to information about At a time when 10% five have seen fit to add 25 Sometlmes ^he most themselves in record keeping systems, consistent with — - of -the-work-lorce-is-unem-. J-adminisii'aiivu pob'l- r "complimentary or Eland" "" Certain lugitimate exclusions involvingTiadonal" de-~ -played-perhaps those few Philip Prasser tionB 995 Maurice Avenue A-u stories can become devas- fense matters, criminal law enforcement, prison files of our. legislators who are Iney find It -easy-to—taUng-attacks-becauae-of- liiftiifilldbi s 4-U an d er-thc- taxpayers - the slip"bra~Hnger on the utive order where congress is duly-informed. disregard for lirr Duncan S. Ellsworth, Jr. money on IIKPIPRR nrlmln- hoyboard. lloro aro a " . - My.-Uiil-wauld.-.esr.'inHRH-a .MenTemfreTIeaeralpri-.. primer lcsson-nqrJ.,Sla.i'> rPlWVr71" t~ a "examples taken "from the" xr-iry hnm-ri-yn rnllrrr-^TirlpnhHt:rr-iiiri• I inrmrm-rThnnr-trir dehce based.onliearsaylias executive-- vice- president wilen city taxpayers natlon'spross. -""""" check their cpmpli- _- fllrt ll £libhG J * # • • during this same week gov- Company of Elizabeth, The petition also stated _rxansmit_ajinuillj:i;ports_tC!_congress_and_the president. =•— -— that- if= the- of fice-- of •- paid- -©nly-c-ongfess-eould-^sant—exemptions-or—exclusions.— crnorBTgnrBrTD y —Mrr was harshly criticized by Harvard graduate, started Thiefwore created;-proyi- States" and localities would be encouraged to establish with tiic company in 1959 "sions would "also have to privacy authorities with the same duties as the federal the press for his suggest- be made for a paid de- By E. Sidman Wachtcr board. ing that the state commis- as a purchasing agent. In 1 1965 he was promoted to partment.—Newark (N.J.) Business -and non-profitarganizations also would sion of investigation be in- Evening-News.- - - • - - ' _ While the popularity of America's- first unelectcd comply with the new safeguar3s.^lnaivlduals-wouldhave"——vesdgated-based otflack of administrative vice presi- president, Gerald M. Ford, continues to plummet in the demonstrated accomplish-" dent, and In 1973 he was • • • • the right to know the files exist, inspect them and cor- "The Best of theNatioh- Linda speaks French, opinion polls, his wile is doirig~her~bcst to increase rect inaccurate statements.^ Personal information would ments..He too-had based made a senior vice presi- antagonism- toward the present tenants of the White his observations on hear- al Basketball Association," dents. _ . _ ___ M usical shows before German, Italian and Mo- House by her ill-considered meddling with state pre- include anything which describes an individual, such as "a movie featuring high- Prior to joining Eliza- "dern Gree"d^-Mor"rlsto"wn his or her education, financial transactions, medical or say information. 1 i fbtR f patients at Walson Army ....XOgMJLY.eS. _..„ __ - ___T7 employment records and-lifestyle. -:••— 7777y¥hip Knicks games, will bepre- Mrs. Ford has been personally promoting the rati- Information collected would be appropriate only to regarding judge—Postizzi supervisor of serological Roosevelt Hospital in fication of the "Equal Rights Amendment" in whatever sented for teenagers at the -production for the Ortho Edison in addition to a Faulty members are of- the needs of the organizations seeking it. Personal in- runs completely counter to Rahway Public Library on ten cursed and threatened state a vote is pending. The ratification of a Constitu- formation could not be given to third parties without my experience in his court- Pharmaceutical Corpora- performance before mem- tional amendment is a process reserved by the Con- Tuesday, April .1. tion, Mr. Ellsworth is bers of the Catholic • while patroling the halls of the individual's consent. People involved in handling room. On June 4, 1970 I The free showings will Berkeley High School. — stitution to congressmen at the federal level and to the personal information- wofild-bc under-a code of profes- wrote a letter to the then married totheformerMiss Daughters of America in be offered from- 3:30 to Molly West of Philadelphia. Carteret will be presented San" Francisco Chronicle; state legislatures. Since there is no legal warrant for sional secrecy and be subject to penalties for any administrator of the courts 4:30.. p,m, and again froin_ .-.Y/liucUousctcnaniirai^oma.inyflJ wifiiiUh£^ocei^^...... _ ..also-requires-organizationa-using- - :.They.liave.ihxee:cbJldrett.-.- by.-jnembersoitheC.anereE.T.^..-:.-:.- —..;.'.- *..*„...; -.-:..-.-...--^.~ : breaches# The blll g 7'tif ~8'p7nY: ' Serenaders. After sweeping up the ad- the temerity of the-president s wife in pressuring state" personai information to give annual public notice des- abuses ihdulged in by jud- Chiefs oppose bill The serenaders, a "group jacent area of Allen Street, legislators has caused anger and concern. cribing their information lystems. gePostizzi.' — In the adult film series of volunteer entertainers a group of about a dozen For example Mrs. Ford called two Missouri Republi- An lndividual would receive at reasonable cost a copy travel movies will police chief can state legislators just before the final vote was taken including investigative reports, which must The letter outlined bow . under the direcdonofMrs.— residents..invaded Day's.... of hls flve on November 8, 1968 rep- i Wednesday, .of Par_k_HJth_ i r ao_nuL_and fMiie^tate-on-tije-amendmeriti-VVhen-the-amendment shWV~Tiny-irailBreTB~to^llrd"partie"ST"AlsirT!Jrlnm'vldrJal— resenting-mysclf.IT vas-m-5t-consWered"brtho-MiEsouri~lcgiBlature-two"~ w0UTcTbe able to^^ch^engeTnaccurate^oYlindocumented years_ago_oneiofthe_ statejegislators_ hadvotedui favor information -and-hav.e Jiis.-or-her.. position-In a-dispute mpmhrrs of the «•'"»"> •""*<= their inception -t Courier-Express. or it. Since then her constitutents "had convincecTher • -#_» _ added to the file. association have Those interested in join- "He was highly retarded that owing to the dangerous consequences of the amend- " One important protection against the invasion of pri- ment, she should vote against it. The others' consti- vacy is the requirement that individuals be notified M wn ~-,, MAKE IT A PERFECT DAY V* a 0 while you're there /£ inquire about our |J .By representative Matthew J. Rir.aldo High Yield Savings ppy g Certificates and- ment 10 years ago. Information about individuals was stored, if at all, on paper in filing cabinets. Passbook Accounts. Yet a survey on federal data banks by the senate judiciary committee last year discovered at least 858 federal data banks which are operated by 54 executive Bolting Done On Premises branch agencies contain over a billion pieces ol per- sonnel information about Americans, most of it stored in computers. I suspect there are many more such data baTffiJTV.'lilch have yet lu be dibi-u< ---• Among- the- results of thc-survey are that atlcast-2.9- feduralUata banks are concerned primarily with main- taining derogatory information, such as agency black- Grant City Shopping Center, Clark, N. J. 381-1800 lists and intelligence and civil disturbance files. These are maintained by the departments of justice, agricul- ture, defense, treasury and housing and urban develop- CONVENIENT OFFICE LOCATIONS ment plus the small business and general services Main ollice administrations. ^WESTFIELD SOUTH PLAINFIELD EDISON Only 10 of the 858 data banks were specifically auth- 150 Elm Slrcet Middlesex Mall. Stelton Road 46 Parsonage Road orized by law and, according to the senate government Wcsllicld. N. J. 07090 . South Plainliold, N. J 07030 Edison. N. J. 08817 operations committee report, more than -10% of them Phono 232-7400 Phono 753-9151 Phono 549-0707 —tkf-tiut-tell individuals 'that records-arti-being kept on - ^OUNTAWsibE--"--— •— ?" FREEMOtO" —~~ them. Only 30^ specifically notify the individuals. B65 Mountain Avenue 117 Main Street Routo No. 9 & Campbell Court Half the data banks do not allow the individuals on Mountainside. N. j: 07092 Woodbridge, N. J. 07.095 ' Freehold. N. J. 07728 whom data is being collected either to review or cor- Phone 636-0100 Phone 431-8080 . rect.the files and more than half the banks regularly share their information with other agencies. Thf ppcnriry of m,iny dnrn hnnlcgj js minimal with --tnany-uslng-onlylccts orvdoors .while.few employ.ser=.. Barclay's no-eharge travelers vices to prevent electronic tapping into the system. I have co-sponsored a right to privacy bill to guard 293 ST. GEORGE AVE. checks available at all offices against unwarranted intrusion into the privacy of Amer- Y, N.J. icans by government and private organizations. Safe- • 388-4220 "guarding data stored in the computer is a procedural "and technological problem which can be resolved but AMERICAN EXPRESS AND DINERS CLUB CARDS MASTERS CHARGE :de:ermining . what iniormatidn. may ije...collected,..liy_ whom-sftti-ttr-whwinliis information may bemade-avail--- Beet 8fffk|tioh^it 1 (juemlon:'' ~ RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1975 PAGE 5 MiftglTS Bad economic times Perry Sportswear in Rah- often kill the ambitions of promoters -about _cigli t way. The pair, friends months ago. many speculators but wo since childhood, are grad- Rahway men, despite eco- "It was a flop," noted uates from the city school the '-25-year-old Mr. nomic conditions in the system. music industry and a past Canfield. "It snowed that They say they decided to night and only about -100 or failure, tried their hand a try their luck as rock music Second time as rock music 500 people showed up." Mrs. Tor (Stephanie) question is located In a with- your acdon which en- Cedervall charged mayor flood hazard area. dents' eligibility for dis- promoters. dangers my home, proper- aster relief loans in event Michael Canfield and Daniel L. Martin with con- Mrs. Cedervall .said city ty and general well being," flict of interest in award- attorneys arc studying die of flooding." Peter Cliicarlelll tried Mrs. Cedervall wrote. ' The councilman argued again when they presented ing of a landfill permit for municipal flood plain ordi- She and.her husband also Members of guests of die Sisto property and re- nance in an attenint to find die landfill permit was in the Chambers Brothers and H, Kiehn that the spring- own property in die a r e a violation of die 1972 flood two lesser known blues the Rahway Woman's Club concert at the home of signed her post as mayor's a definition for aggriev- under discussion. They ex- were entertained at a alternate on die board of ed" person as a prerequi- plain ordinance. groups on March 2] at the Mrs. Zimmerman has been plained the property suf- - "If city officials are Liberty Theater In Eliza- musicale and tea on March a tradition for over 30 -trustees of the Rahway site to the dem:imli'd public fers from periodic flood- 21 • at die home of Mrs. Public Library in protest. hearing. correct in their Interpre- beth. years. ing. tation of the ordinance, James . B. Zimmerman of The musicale en- At die same time her Mr. Canfield works as a 80 Devon Road, Colonia. husband. Democratic coun- The flood group secre- Councilman C edervall then die only purpose truck driver for Canada compassed duos and quar- said "to permit the filling achieved by die legislation It was noted at the short tettes from die early cilman-at-large Tor Ced- tary charged the nrjyor Dry in Orange while Mr. ervall, asked city council- was involved in a conflict of a natural detention bas- is its prescription that fu- Chicarielli works for business meeting con- classical era to modern in of several acres makes ture structures be 'flood- ducted by Mrs. Herbert times. men to hold a public hear- of interest been use he both ing on die awarding of die s e r v e s on tin- p 1 ;i n n i n g a farce and a fraud of our proof,' albeit with certain p e r m it and c a 11 e d for a board which granted the flood ordinance." efficacy in event of a tor- representative of the fed- permit and owns property In a letter to the insur- rential test," he said. eral insurance administra- abutting Robinson's Branch a n c e administration Howard E. Baker, pres- CdLdDTIHIlES ATTAINS HIGHEST RANK ... Ernest J. Pauliny, Jr., tion to be present. on the Hamilton and New lie wrote, "Your agency ident of the citizens' flood the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Pauliny, Sr. of 136 Mrs. Cedervall, secre- Church Streets l-wl-s n[ has been misled into grant- group, announced group Thomas Drive, Clark, received the highest rank in tary of Rahway Citizens for rhe waterway. ng our residents access to members would seek court i lew Irashiond fc scouting, eagle scout, on March 17. Ernest, a 10th- Flood Control, reported subsidized flood Insurance. action if die matter was grade studentat Ardiur L. Johnson Regional High School mayor Martin appeared Tue action by city officials not satisfactorily resolved in C1.?rk:' rcccivcd the honor fromJJnion council_rop-_ before ihe group on March also would destroy resi- within die city. ^pnnai -TcseiiULivc. DonallTTorndff.Teft, at a court of honor of "rc~to"sayUie"rcqucsTfor"a' _C_lark troop no. 45. He also Trr-Pivert the-. gr>M quill, public;_hearlng_was under president s. trail and axeman awards. "study. Reliable Person to Assist Me In It was.said city building inspector Robert Cottc is-- sued-a permit on February M) minwiniT- 1 n n rif < I I \,\ [_•," -diimpedioirproperty o wrieu" Mayor Daniel [.. Mar- by Sisto Realty Company. tin denied die alligation Mr. /Cedervall -deseribedv in block, brown, navy, beige, light blue €krk- school!- —-that-hiirr tlie land as being the flood die city planning board ari~d chalk yelJoiv - A total "of "'5-200,000 can ses started at approxi- plain bordering die nordi be eliminated from die and the granting by thar mately $7,000 and now . bank of Robinson's brancli board of a landfill per- SPORT COATS • POLYESTER FLARES Clark board of education earn from $11,000 to $12 - east._oLSt. George Avenue. mit which allegedly Ability to Earn $7,000 to $10,000 SUITS & SPRING JACKETS - GOLF school budget "which WAS ooo: . . ' It was noted by Mrs. Ce- rejected by township voters would increase the value & TENNIS SHIRTS & SWEATERS Mr. Allaire said die re- dervall the permit was of his property constitu- on.March 11, according to In the First Veer DRESS & SPORT SHIRTS • SLEEVELESS moval of existing lockers granted after die firm re- ted aconflictofinterest. defeated school board can- in the exi s ti ng Br ew er ceived an altered en- VEST SWEATERS- LEISURE COATS & didate John F, Allaire, Jr. He explained his board gymnasium and dieir rc- croachment line of 90 ieet, membership is rtKjuirtd JVIIISI BE JUGGRESSWE-Qisd- JACKEIS-JERMA.BBESS SLACKS — —Sa-y-i-n-g—tlie-3-J-bud^ct~ ptncenTeTir YvTdr new ones formerly 100 feet, from loss was a bellwether'of by law. DENIM WESTERN JACKETS & JEANS will cost $8,000. die center of Robinson's --Commission-- tilings to come, Mr. All- Branch. AND MORE! aire stated his proposed Also a rescheduling of bus routes to reflect die She explained Mr. Cottc For Information Plaase Cat! cuts "cannot and will not declining student enroll- ALL FIRST QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT DISCOUNT PRICES! penalize the children or later issued a stop order "Needless to say I shall 'affect the teachers' or ment.could result .in. the. . following protests filed by continue to support you on employees', salaries,". elimination of one bus.Mn flood group members who odier matters as warrant- -Allaire .concluded. - - cla I med-die property-in— -cdj-hourcver; Itaimoragrce" Aa£qual-Opportunity-Employer FJWfil QOSE-OUT WAti 'BOYS' AND "MEN'S Mr. Allai re's recom- mendations call for the WINTER WEAR! BUY UOVJ AND SAVSl elimination of $20,000 worth of appropriations in ._c_a_ch _Ql_.the_LoJLLo-V.'_i.ag- areas: audio - visual and physical education equip- ment,- a- bond-for-Cha-rfcs- FACTORY OUTLET H. Brewer School, main- tenance and buildings and ST. , N.JJ. grounds .improvements, - 24-I-2-I-32 He also said $20,000 could be saved through Open Tuesday Ihru Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Friday 'III 8 p.m.; closed Sunday & Monday "tile utilization of nurses in all offices and other areas." He said die nur- \ I /--• Picture for Clark residents only 1 C ". —-—— i s'afesTplace for your valuables. It can put an end to needless that your priceless papers, valuables are protected while . .. (you're away from home! Picture for Railway residents only We have a wide variety of sizes available. Choose the one that's ___Iiuobsexyaiice_of-i^arlonaiReaUox-iV-ccMApril-20-2<>) the Rahway Board of Realtors will award a $100 United 1'he-second--ptacc-pi1zc-TOlll-bc-a-$S0'savlngti-bond and" States Savings'Bond to the retired senior citizen of 65 third-place a $25 savings bond. All entries must be re- COME IN NOW.:. WHILE THEY LAST! years or older who best describes one of die above pic- ceived by April 10. Mall- entry blank below to p. o. box tures. Entries must be 100 words or less and include: 1Q01 or bring it to die newspaper office. Only write about Our booklet, "How to Protect identification of the structure, approximate year picture the structure In your municipality. Your Home From Burglaries" was taken, location of building, names of occupants and Members of die Realtors^board or relatives of board i#d d intcTesting-lnformaTioiir— ^ members are not eligible. •— service. Stopin at any one of our 39xifficeErforyour copy. " Name Age AJdrtSH Phone 1420 IrvlngSlroot.Rahwny, N.J. 07005 • .388-0800 HOURS: Dalfy 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. & Thursday Evonlnos 6 to 7:30 p r DRIVE-IN: Dally 7:30 am. to 6 p.m. WAUCUP: Dally 7:30 a.m. to 8 a.m. & 4 p.m. (o 6 p.m, Number "( wars a resident RAH WAY NEWS -RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT PAGE 6 THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1975 -ADVERTISEMENTS - Joe DiAnthony-Owner Located at 307 West Eclectic look. Don't hesi- quality and has been care- Saint George Avenue in tate to stop in and take a fully selected to give you Linden, phone 925-2688, the best value for your dol- Eli Bohrovj And fAoeRub'mson-Owners ,Wesco Dinettes is one of look at their made to order lar. tlie more well respected and recovered barstoolsor The management of this The County Kosher Meat sonable prices. / beef, they will cut it to and liked businesses in dinettes and chairs. popular concern has made Center, Inc. is located at this area. Because of thegreat/ol- your specifications and Whenever you stop In it a point to offer their 1171 West Saint George ume of business transacted wrap it for your home Due ..to the increasing customers the best of ser- Avenue in Linden (next to you will receive friendly through their concern, and freezer. popularity of Wesco Din- and courteous assistance vice and products avail- •Path Mark in Linden because of their up-to-date You can also save many ettes in our area, they have able, which is the reason Plaza),- phone 925--1O5O is business methods, they found it necessary to ex- in selecting the things you READER AD5 THIS SCCTION COPYRIGHTED dollars by purchasing daily need. Their helpful sales- -thoy-havo bocome such a 1974 6V DENNIS M. KASUM. PREPARED DY your headquarters for - have gained a large patron- meat for the table. pand their business and popular store in this area. COMMUNITY NEWSPAPLM ASSOCIATES. quality custom cut and. • age that extends throughout have now tripled in size personnel can often times The writers of this 1975 help you make a better The narrators of this wrapped kosher beef, poul- the entire section. Review compliment them and values. Wesco Dinettes 1975 Review commend this try, salami, corn beef, bo- They work under the on their fine kosher meats are your barstool and din- choice than you might have store for their fine busi- logna, and eggs. most sanitary conditions and fair service to the ette headquarters in our made by yourself, because ness practices, high qual- They are well known for. and are checked regularly people of this area. Re- area. They feature a com- they know this line of work, ityproducts. We recom- their U.S. inspected meats by the various health de- member tile name County plete line of dinette styles well and they know their mend to our readers that of fine flavor and tender- partments. • Kosher Meat Center, Inc. including Chrome, Provin- products. they stop by Wesco Din- ness, and for their prompt, •If you wish to buy a You'll enjoy doing business • cial, Wrought Iron, Colon- The merchandise they ettes, we know you'll be efficient service at rea- quarter or half of kosher with these fine people. ial, Modern and the new carry is of the highest happy you did. George llushner, Jr.-President In/in Opperman-Sales Manager Steve Syrkus-Sales Representative When service for which They handle a full line of trained men who have the a Q.U_C.fln.nr)_t.£P-Wjndn\y sh,(jj)- .TcCussttries aiuI-t-'quiptiVcilt! cre'sT'r>~r John D'Aloia-Qwner The headquarters-re r sold here. Make them your malt liquor. your favorite party bere'r- one - stop shopping place It is not an easy job to Lone Star Motors is lo- have a reputation known able, growing business The Westlake Auto Radi- types of models of cars, leading mai;es of radiator ages in Linden is Path for party beverages and properly select theright- -.cated ..in ...Linden.atJ>01.St....far-and-.\vide..as..lead;lng. through the policy of sell- _ttucksr-and-e-iH5.i.nc-s-that—cores-and-radiator-parts-,— •quors at 114-7-Vr'est-Saint—mixers, typ-e-s-and-b-r-a-nda-of-the—£eorge_Ave.-Rlu> n-e-486—dealers, ing~high-grado-used -cars,- " 333 Elizabeth Ave. West in axe cooled with the radia- and are you local "AUTH- George Avenue (next to It it is wine or Cham- many hundreds of liquors 3870. We, the writers of this- Linden, phone 862-1060, tor system. They have one ORIZED service station. PathMark in Linden Plaza) pagne you want, they have on_the market today, but_ in me wav of-used auro _ AJL employees arejam-^ 1975_ Review, would like to — specJiirfeeTn-arc o m-p'l-e te - -of-tbe -most complete shops" So-ftjirthe^highest quality, 'phone-925-2625." - ~a c"omplefe""selcc"tio"nVa"hd"""t"h-f 6 ugh much "study "and '"mobiles "thev have an ex* illar with Th e s e cars and ' take this opportunitytore- radiator service Including in this section specializing best service and the most Courteous and helpful wiu be commend this fine com- are always glad to-suggest careful evaluation this cecellenuent i_in_0 Thes__e ca-r_s pleased to give you repairing, recoring and in repair and this, at rea- service is a hallmark of tlie suitable drink for the store always seems to are iin excellenexceUentt conditioconditionn anyy and all information pany. —- cleaning. sonable prices. this establishment, which are reasonable prices, we, the., occasion, .: :._ ....Jia.ve_jiifit..what-onc-want6. '- ' . - and will give the buyers abou. t their. s .D. e-m-o-n s t r a- This is a firm that has compilers, are happy to has served this area for All of the popular brands _.. „ ... the best of service at rea- tions on any car on their had years of experience in From its beginning, this recommend tcuycu the some time. . •lot will be courteously and of liquors are kept in stock The compilers of this SonabIe rates and are of- radiator and cooling s y s- firm has been one of the Westlake Auto Radiator Most of the beverage and arranged in attractive 1975 Review are happy to fered on the best terms accommodatingly given, work. They specialize in leaders in this section. Repair Co. in this 1975 items you'll need for that displays, and you'll always recommend Path Liquors possible. showing that their cars are • radiator recoring on all They are distributors for Review. party you're planning are find that favorite beer or - to all our readers. ready to go before being As dependable experts In offered co the publicp . This the-used ear business^they fih bil dl firm-has built an admlr- why not get ^ group together and start a paper drive, A & J Sorrentino, -located-at-1025_East-Lin- _ den Ave. in Linden, phone 862-3131 will help. "Bob And Ruth Costello-Managers" They pay fair prices for Charles Greenleaf-Owner old news print. So turn that ••The Best In Catering-- spare time into dollars in The names Snapper, Ja- and with very little repair. Ule bankl Organizations • Joseph Kvbe-Proprieior cons™, Torn, Conpor, For _all-of..your lawn ?cr.os,s *e, country ^ Let the personalized including parties, wed- and~a dellghrfor Xir^.v-el-y,-^ensation ' and equipment- and-blade shar-- found-that this ;s_qne_of the.... best ways w ralse money trolled diets if necessary, --pawy-cater-ing-servlce-of—ding9rbuffetsrbirnquets;"--tiy-l£Tc-ph'crnihV'Wr7iTmT Joseph's Rest Home For They discriminate to no the Pule v Simplicitylawn equipment pening needs, this is the - will be carefully prepared -- G« e Manor at- .garden parties and many Free estimates are avail- A & J Sor rentino-will - The Aged is located at 230 one. - - .. l. have become synonymous place to go. They canlhaij-_l , , —Linden^Avenue E"in Lin- "• "Friendly Professional- in- the clinicall- -y clean- , 800 RoseileinJ-inderj,—-.other occasions, able. die any job in a shorttime also; buy; any scrap ; phone 925-2246 bring..you ...... '*.. : with quality and durability. den, phone 862-8997. care is only part of the ex- sanitary facilities of their In this area your factory and a low cost. Their stock ., has • Here parents and other tensive services offered well stocked kitch ens. the finest food and service The extra touch of fancy No event is too large or authorized dealer for sales of parts helps guarantee reputation folor reliablrenamte- available anywhere with desserts] special cakes and too small for .this except- reputation close relatives who have here. They desire to add They specialize inGer- and service of these lines fast service,and tfieirex-- deaHng9_and- the editors of readied the Golden Age of years to SENIOR CITIZENS, man, Italian, PoUsh and prices that will fit any bud- breads or extra help will ional catering firm. •get. \ • " ; _be available thro_ug}i this;v —' "" -^riang^Shop^62S^ them- to ariy-group- retirement,: and .pxeferjhe- -lives- and LIFE .to. their ...'American, cooking.."... .. ".... Linden, "assures" company of their own gen- years. " ThisThi" firfi m dddesevefys "v - establishmentblih . MakMke your by this 1975 Review and its wanting to raise money by .. _thing.. from, preparation., to ...The...... _...._ -erationcan find the-kind-of-—^— next.paxtyin.your-home or- w-xiters, for catering-in- : a" paper driver -=—-;--—-*- ' Joseph's Rest Home For- cleanup - anywhere, any- — The hexfdme you are in Review commend this ple-asant and relaxed "~" Physicians and pharma- The Aged is highly recom- elsewhere a memorable this area isPineGrove Help beaudfy America, time and Tor any occasion experience for your guests Manor. town shopping, drop in and dealer for their honest and atmosphere of leisure cists are available and mended by the authors of see their large selection of fair dealings, and remind "start a paper drive." which they have spent so each guest is supervised this 1975 Issue of the Re- these popular units, each our readers that any time much oftheir life earning. with constant care. Con- view. designed for particular use of the year, summer or and in a wide range of pri- winter, is a good time to ces. You can depend on see Triangle Shop for your PUBLIC NDTICES them to get the job done lawn equipment needs, re- Your Right to Know year afjer year, quickly pair and service. The Termite Control completion of the job. this locality. It is a known System is located through- Anytime is the logical fact mat attention rendered For- the vory best in bak-- will w a n t to- tell ally o u r This-bakery specializes- out the UniontoWn area. time for the treatment of the home owners is just as ed goods, try the Butter- friends about this bakery in orders for parties, club Millions of dollars worth homes and buildings of all exacting and carefully Cake Bakery located at216 and the many deliifious meetings, weddings, and of property are destroyed types against termites and handled. They have proper North Wood Avenue in Lin- products they bake. other occasions, and can annually by termites and carpenter ants. A very ef- den phone 486-9697. equipment as well as train- handle any size order. carpenter ants; advance ficient service to people ed m e n who will do your At this fine bakery, you They use only the high- precautions save losses. living in this locality is work right. The following is a listing can order beautifully dec- est quality of ingredients The composers of thfs Inspection and estimates available through this firm of the public notice adver- orated cakes for any occa- for their baked goods and 1975 Review are proud to will be cheerfully given which will provide a free It is our pleasure, as the ni r nr «• «/. - -.f • . tising appearing on pages sion. Their tasty pastries keep their modern bake salute this fine bakery and here, and you will be given property inspection. authors of this 1975 Re- 27 Types Of Pma-32 Types Of Subs 10 and 12 of this w e e k' s are made with a secret shop exceptionally clean. the people who run it and easy terms if you desire spice added to give them This local concern has view to recommend the issue of The Rahway News- 1 Here you will find the suggest to our readers that and a bonded guarantee been entrusted with some Termite "Control System to that "Old World' flavor, nicest and most polite they remember to stop at Jerry Calisi-Owner . Record and The Clark and have become the talk will be furnished to you on of the large contracts in all our readers. - ' Patriot. people to serve, and they the Butter-Cake Bakery CITY OF RAHWAY of the town. Once you have are always happy to assist for the very best in baked -tri-eti;' tiieir-pasrrtes^-yoTr Don.t let anyone kid you The management here Notice of liquor license you in youT"nectisi d -a-iww-who-tias-tiio •bogt--hag-mg{ig4g-ia^»{Mrto-4itfe—-Transfer to"EVangelos Di-~ pizza in town. People people he can trust to give • rnlrrlns DnBlrnlns frnm " these partp s Know you friendl"y servic= ' e an"•d ficers of Foursome Incor- from experience that the the prices are very rea- porated, best pizza is served by the sonable. Notice of resolution to Piancone Pizza & Sub Shop What would pizza be amend dedicated water located "at 420 Wood~Ave.~ without beer. If you like, utility budget raising rev- For many years, auto- the be_st_ warranty, and the . .backed.by .a 'Wiirrfinty. N. in Linden, phone 925- they also have many soft enues and appropriations mobile dealers considered best possible price. They ^_J]iey_take_personalr)ride_ 7328; " - "drinks. """"' "'""" from ^lj 1^964 toj 1,243,- _ 'li'aWaTa r g e "f amily""oi in every used car they sell, 3O6T7"-— "---" to th e business of selling customers who return be- On-the-spot financing and guarded recipes and finest For delicious pizza . Notice of 5146,000 bond new models. . . . . cause they know thatinteg- insurance service trulv- qu ali ty_ ingredients th is lyou'll return for again and_ ordinance for the extension - Phil Be\\ And Alfred Preiss-Managers Things have changed in rity, service and assuran- makes them a "one-stop pizza parlor offers this again, the compilers of of Hart Street andpurchase recent years and one of the ce of quality are pass- headquarters for automo- area authentic oldworld this 1975 Review heartily of items for city depart- People of this nron me- tnwf allzing.in—homemade-coXdcuts-or b.1£-r^a-§.9JisJsj?ieJdndj>f_wprds_here».djtivejieeds_ . pizza in many delicious suggest the Piancone Pizza menrs. flavors thafyou can either & Sub Shop. . Wecompliment Notice of resolution ognize the name Pulasky homemade Polish Ger- smoked hams. Pulasky business operated by Swan The safe way to buy a eat her • Meat Products Co. located man, UkranianjandHung- Meat Products Co. is in- Motors Inc. They believe used car is at SwanMotors As businessmen who ap- e in the quaint at- them for their fine food amending city budget ap- is in- y m Wo r at 123 North Wood Avenue _arljn_Kel.lbasy_s_au.s.age_all. _spected dal 1 jy_jhee mat the u^£^£d car buyey r is Inc., located at 520 St. predate an ethical, honest mospher"°" e "or "<"••"•take-out" '""'to go• . —<'-<'™"and friendly" service—f-» . propriations. : ]asnrs-rmp6~fT&ri"t as the Avenue, phone -J86-7532;in " TOWNSHIFTSF CLARK Th~TJIn3en pnone 925^3350 made entirely on the pre- U.SjD.Au .j ^ „ . ]asnrs-rmp6~fT&ri". . t as the , j. - ,-. firm, we the writers, of for their fine tasting,-ten-•-nrlses: They "also" have an - Regardless- of whether—new-"rbuy.cr,-Theyarc- -Lindcn-boca-u6e-aU-their — tliis--1975-Review-give our- ---Notice-to- bidders re-- der, reasonably priced excellent selection of you need a quarter or half determined to give each cars have been checked by highest commendation to gardlng the purchaseof of beef, or just need some customer thefinestqualiry, a master mechanic and are this company, road maintenance mater- for dinner that night, you ials. can be assured that the Notice of c o n t r a c t for meat you g e t will be c u t consultants to review board properly, justly weighed of education policy hand- and some of the most de- book awarded without com- Robert Tomassi-Ov/ner licious you have ever petitive bidding. tasted. John Dimagg'to-Sales Manager Notice of contract for When the people of this complex as it is today, you The management here auditors for board of edu- -^"-a re a- looTrfo^sorneone^ft ~crwe""it to your car toTeT Tias mad"e""it^i-poiirrW SI e V6~S6veryn~ Rybomki-Qmer- ~nv~r take care of any mechani- these qualified people take serve the people of this rypes_of floor covering ar partial advice as to whatis petitive bidding. —cal-problems they.might care of the problem. area to the best of his ... . — 22-28 North Wood Avenue—proper in"Style decor.- .-- Notice of an ordinance have with their car, do^- ability, emphasizing fast Drape you loved one in evidence of. your discrim- Furs By Severyn offers • in Linden, phone 486-19OOJ Carrying in stock an ex- for installation of a traffic mestic or foreign, they In this 1975 Review, we and courteous service. the ultimate of luxury with inating taste. All furs are individual, distinctive sryl- In this region we are in—cellent line of linoleum and signal at the intersection -gnerally head straight for the compilers, take great This is evidenced by the furs from Furs BySeveryn labeled to show country of ing and design — just for deed fortunate to have this carpets, this store is-able of Raritan ROad andClark- B- & J-Service-Center-at—pride..in_repxesenringithis_.Iacr_±at theyJiay.e_DLlarge...... loc_ated_ai;_4Ol North.Wood origin. .. -..: .yruu-Expext_aUexations.and-—fixm_availablc-for-couni^el—XQ-LUXJ-i.ll any order on- ton Drive. • -600 St. George Avci'-'East—reliable- shop to -patronage of regular cus- -Avenue in Linden, phone" repair"service"is-_alsq'pro-' ' and advice in the all-lm-" short notice.-Make'Im- Notice- «f-a -$58iioa bond - in Linden. Phone 486-9321. ers of .this Issue. When you tomers. 925-3797. They have been While quality furs are vlded and certified cold portant matters on lin- point to stop in on y o u r ordinance to cover the cost . This well - known s hop take you car to the ex- In making this 1975 Re- serving this community for indicative of the "L'--tter storage is available. oleum, ' carpets,-' and floor next visit to town. of installing traffic signal perts at B & J Service view, we, the authors, take years. These lovely furs Life," they need not be tile. at Raritan Road and Clark- "Bp'ecializes in-all types of ton Drive. . expert automotive repair Center you can be assured this opportunity to make are. the most elegant in prohibitively expensive. Furs' By Severyn' is one " Here you will find'sam- The narratora.of thia_ ana service. They use only that the work is done ac- public our salute to this •this entire area. Precious furs in a variety of the area's most prom- ples o? an amazing array 1975 Review are happy to NotiNoticc e of an ordinance the latest equipment and cording to factory techni- fine establishment and re- of price ranges are avail- inent furriers *with -an ex-. of floor Luyc;i»>on»coverings fromi recommend Linden' Floor r-ftiein,, g,r number 'ofdub .-handle any-nizp nf jnh In CIUQS..and..that you will not commend Pulasky. Meat Whether it be a ^ able at Furs_ B_y Severyn : 1 ~gh'OTTeB"trline~an(t~at~ finvu m take it txvthenrjr Products Cq.-TO'dpr lead-'-^tole-ora^-fuffrengtifcoaf;—and —yon-caff be -confident—' "ioTnnmdr-arpTlceB' flat wilt—ttrts-Bectlon tor their alg ——reasonable rates. aecolid or tTTI'Fa timeTor "ersaaThe best place in We fufyou cTio"oBe"from* That "tKey'are"theTInest — flt your budget witn easy ooara pusmess irii-^tbe -automobile-as.--.:, the same proBIem, wwn-^iOj^get-jwir meats. t-ursiiiTbeveryn wHTbc- -obtainabie. - uuty« terms- avsdlable. They are• •antt-uiT'prtoea.•••; -ADVERTISEMENTS- RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1975 PAGE 7 Authorized By /. C. C. To Service. 11 States Dick Jones-Owner milk' fm For dependable towing, your convenience. The second of a scries Two board members 1972 to this year. call Flora Service located of "flea sales" will take .. The signmaysay Rahway league and the new state For emergency long or were rcdected to second City residents elected Young Men's Christian at 847 Flora St. In Eliza- place at the Young Men's three-year terms at the Amateur Athletic Union short distance tow service were Mrs. William Weaver Association, but associa- tournaments. .. beth, phone 925-0552. This this firm carinot.be beat. Christian Association, same' time. They were of 537 Union Street who Final plans for the roast well known firm has a rep- 1564 Irving Street, Rahway, tion general director II.V. The squad is first in the Reliable, heavy - duty Maurice Moran. of 496 replaced Joseph M. Smith is quick to point out beef dinner to beheld on utation of ability and ex- on Saturday, April 9; from Seminary Avenue and New Jersey women's B Thursday, April 17, by wreckers and trained dri- Coleman, Raymond W. his staff program.-, activi- league and came in second' perience to expertly handle vers are just some of the 9 a.m. to -i p.m., accord- Frank Walker of 103 Elm Eastman, Jr. of 1103Madi- members of the Retired all towing Jobs large or ing to general director B.t;. ties for both sexes and in the association tourna- reasons why they arc so Avenue, both in Rahway. son Hill Road who replaced women arc far from Railroaders group no. 2 small. Smith. Elected to the board was ment after a playoff, he will be discussed at the well liked in this area. Ralph Frazier, reverend slighted-. said. They feature 24 hour Robert Ellis of 1310 East Walter J. Maier o£ Zion members' meeting on Sat- service and radio dispat- An estimated 30 dealers Blanche Street, Linden, lie noted C-vc-ry 'luesday Women interested In in*- urday, April 5,- - - - hi this 1975 publication have arranged to take space Lutheran Church of Rahway and Thursday morning formation on the asso- ched equipment along with of the Review, we, the who replaced Courtney W. who replaced Salvatore Members of the Rahway courteous understanding at the sale which will be Clarke. Mr. Clarke served • there are slinmastic ciation should telephone club will gather at the city compilers, commendthe under the direction of Prezioso and Albert classes, swimming In- 3S8-OO57 or stop in at 1564 personnel who will profes- management of this dirtn on the board from 1969 to Chamberlain of 232 Villa senior citizen center on sionally handle die job so William Kenny, stated Mr. this year Including three WILL SERVE...Spencer A. struction and general Irving Street. for their sincere efforts to •Smith. Proceeds will bene- Place who replaced George swimming sessions. At the Esterbrook Avenue at 11:15 that you do not have to serve the people of this terms as president from Smeltzer. Stouffer, vice president for a.m. New members will be worry about anything. fit the association "World operations of Merck end of their exertions the area well. We suggest to Service" effort. women may enjoy a coffee Therapists attend talk welcomed at the session. This firm is insured and our readers that they re- Chemical Division of The dinner, tickets for Merck and Company Incor- session in the lounge. Mr. and Mrs. David meets both local and state member the name Flora The director- noted the which will cost $3, will be requirements. They will go Service when in need of porated of Rahway, will For those who have small Kinlcy, physical therapists presented at the center. association lobby, gym- serve as chairman of the children and cannot ar- from Clark, attended a pro- anywhere at any time for any towing. nasium and parking lot will Music and dancing will be New Jersey "Chemical range for a baby sitter, gram entitled "Emergency provided. be utilized for the sale. Caravan." The "caravan," association staff members Medical Training for Phy- Refreshments will be to be held at Rutgers, the provide supervision for siotherapists" which was available under the' State University in New pre-school children, tin- held at the Long Island direction of an association Brunswick on April IS, is director said. Jewish Hillside Medical 32,000 PEOPLE READ committee headed by Mr. a gatfie^gj}£MJ5j3alence_ Evening classes fur Center in New Hyde Park, OUR NEWSPAPERS-— Smith. — studehts from throughout ~WOnTen Oil I uescTays are 1O\, on IvTarcTrST SVER-Y-WE&K the state designed to operated for the benefit of iilippi .worting-u.-nnn;n,-.yi r-» • .Smitlv- "''_' man of the World stated. Also . Thursday knowledge of chemistry. i T-hTS-flrnrofferB the Ing your set in order to Service" committee will evening- sessions feature a .-• -• - -i.--'i>=?»--:"S.'r.aa'r; %i7/-vi«v5:i{ ——greatest value in television—<1 gJ£C.t^nyining:that-Tita>-^rup^ate a-tableseinrTg'artl^- —- andsterea:salcsauuLEer- —necd-replacVmc'nVor""'clcs for' the 'association" •~ vir.p -'1n'rl« )nmf^ at oi. 1—adjustnvent^^^y-are-fam^-'^THrig^'rTirirg^<»w wrf--^fft : r r:::™St"Ge6rg(;"AverfwrWubrfii itur wQT .iiiTTrost every operating a table should _a.dult_._sch.o()l enables .1 7-".;: : 11NDGASOLINE yndei^jhonR -ISn-POHfl. ty.pc_and-invite-you-to- It took five resolutions ing coach "with compen- waive normal posting re- of granting Mr. Cladekiin plus a 15 - minute recess sation to be determined at quirements to fill the extra salary since prac- but Rahway board of edu- a later date." coaching position. It was tice sessions fori>6ys"and cation members finally ap- . An amendment was then felt creating a post of act- girls would fall at the proved the appointmeni^of added specifying it would ing coach would circum- same time on certain Levi Battle of Oak Ridge was battling the Rahway William Cladek. as acting only be to the close of the vent the problem. dates. won the amateur net event boxer with a mid-section^ joint boys and girls tennis school year on June 30. However audience mem- To avoid this new prob- ."of" the Shore Winter Golf" attack. coach at the senior high Mr. Cladek was boys ten- bers, angry over what they .lem Mr._Roesch withdrew... League at Jumping Brook We gave the last round school by an S-l Vote. nis coach at $468 a year. felt has been reckless his motion and introduced Country Club in Neptune. to Smith but the Rahway William Roesch began It It was noted by Mr. spending by board mem- another exactly the same,- Battle won by five boy was the popular win- all by introducing a reso- Roesch the team was or- bers, Jumped on the clause except it did not mention strokes with a 65 over Tom ner of the exciting match. lution under new business ganized and a schedule es- leaving Mr. Cladek's sal- compensation for the work. • Champion of Ash Brook * * * calling for the creation of tablished but officials of ary unspecified. This was still objected to and Connie Rcssler of Gal- Did you know the c i t y a girls' tennis team and . the Rahway Education Some audience members by audience members. loping ilill who were tied recreation department is appointing Mr. Cladek act- Association refused to also doubted the necessity At that point Mr. Roesch for second with 70s. sponsoring seven teams again withdrew his motion *> * • with over 200 players in and board members re- Zion Lutheran no. 2 won the Mid New Jersey Youth cessed to discuss their two games against Zion Soccer Association. Games next move. As it was al- Lutheran no. 1 in the city are played at Green Field ready past 11.p.m. the church women's bowling on weekends. overwhelming majority of league. Zion no. 2 is tops the audience took the op- SECOND BAPTIST COURT CHAMPIONS ... The team of boys from Second Baptist 44-31 wTiilcT Zion no.~ I The Rah*wav Kiwanis and -portunity-w depart leaving" Cburcfrof Rahway-took the championship in the biddy -boys league of city church hoop the recreation department -play^n^the^F^ Jexol.^ In other action. First ..will, again .sponsor. the^Am-... of board critics. Johnston, Ken Kirby..and William Chase; second row, coach James Caldwell, Larry" Presbyterian no. 1 won two ateur Athletic Union junior When~"ba ard~membe'rs JordoiT- Dana" Jacksony Ernie~8ajcer-and^coach Gerald Thomas. Team members -not from Mixed Team, First -Olympics track and field returned they had-three pictured ' include Mark Bryant, Tony McQueen" Tim bails and William bmTffil Pr£Sbyterian no. 2 downed championship early in May resolutions to offer. The 1 "''. "Osccola" took three from ll.r-~""iibolitidn~of'.lire.'pbsitfon-ot -—Tiioii) "Methodist. Tile Kaaway recreation —---deparmient's-.-BQCccr-teams establishment of a joint • -In city council of in jh,, Miri-Nrw Jersey boys^a-nd girls tennis coach" ~xfrnrcfrcs—jA_ 7 bttuire- Youth Soccer AssocTatiori" place- ^iorr Lutheran won wiu~not be in action this —They passed unanimous- three games against third- week because of Easter ly. The $702 figure was ar- place Ebenezcr. Trinity. Sunday. - '-•• -•-• rived at by taking the nor- mal" $468~salary for boys Methodist rctainccLthclead. _ ... Action wiU-resume on .48.5-32.5 despite losing Sunday, April 6, when the coach and adding half of the same to it as compen- two games to lourtli-placc Rahway Toros travel to Members of the Rahway They then downed the to furnish his own playing -Holy-Mountain.- - sation forcoaching the Cartererfor a'drrisioimo.- girla. -- Ice Hockey Club, who took first-place Union Eagles, equipment," Mr. Geyet 1 coatesU-iVestflcld-B_wlll_ die championship in- die D—last-ycarsi-ehampions-the- norprt. '_ Jay januik oi Railway be seen at Green Field When it came time to ap- league o£ Union County completed his first season commissioner related/ by against Rahway Earth- point Mr. Cladek acting hockey play, received con- . 2-0 and went on to destroy "My heartiest congrat- as a freshman on the Rider quakers in a division no. 2 joint coach the. members gratulations and praise College swimming team. hard-skating New Provi- ulations to these young contest. were only too happy to re- from B league commis- dence 6-3 for the league men, their fine coach Mr. The former Rahway High In division no. 3 action solve the problem and hesioner Carl O. Larson and School swimmer-partici- __ title. Rice and their long suffer- the Tornadoes - will- duel at was appointed 8-1. -- city. ...board of .education -Mr.-Geyer noted theclub ing parents/'said thecom-- pated mainly in the-1-,060—ciariTwhite in division no" -WESTFIELD DEFANGS-.TIGERS.,.. The .Tigers.oi..Carl H..Kumpf..Schoolin.Clark... Paul- A. LoRocco object- member Paul M. Geyer, . is an .independent_organi-__ misslqner. .and- 500-yard- -freestyle--4 "the Railway "Stars "will " ed'^ ay Ing earlier "In" the everlts ended their season 13-2 but only after losing the final game of the Garwood Jaycees zation operating' "wiffiout' Mr. "Gey e f said """the - travel to Sayrewood South. session John C.-Keefe was capping tile boys' 10-4-6 support from either the championship "is an He" will be one of 14 i division no. 4 the Atoms eighth-grade basketball tournament to Westfield. On the squad are, left to right, n standing, managers Jeff Procek, Pat Palumbo and Steve Walton plus players Dan ruled ineligible for the post season which yielded them city recreation department achievement of which the swimmers Bronx coach wtll be at Westfield, in of Softball coach because 26 points ifl meets against of the school board. boys, their parents and our Jtich Coppola will have for division no 5 Westfield -Hcring, Ed-Schmidt, Joe Sasala, Dave Flaim.andJohn Murphy-wittLCoach.Daye ChinT . he did not meet the post- -eharr-kne^ingy-Jerry-ilobbic,-John Kostyak,. JeromeJCamieniecki,-Kenny. Geiasel boys from Union, Summit, "The boys had to finance community can well be_ the next swimming season.", booters wm"" bartleTTc™ ing"deadlimrahu"~'yet noTicf-"-New-Providencer-itoseUe— tfieTr"own~op¥rlTrons" proud as fifis indicative of" The Broncs ended the sea- Cosmos and in division no. and Dennis Soricello. Not pictured are Robert Kappy and Steve Marciaak. The ing coach position was es- seventh-graders who were on die team but who did not participate in the tournament .Catholic, Newark, East through paper drives or the fine qualities of team- -— son-11-1,.—.----- 5— Bridgewater — township— r tablished for him.. .-.. .'-Hano-vcr. and.Rah.way. individual -efforts as. each works-sportsmanship and • boys will fight the Wildcats. are Paul Bodnar," John "Shee"Ran~HlkTT ufrIess7 Dan"Sharp,~Joe Dlspenzoand Tom ~ Gryglel. Board members appar- — Organized October 1973, boy had to pay $80 to play persistance which abounds Phil Hannibal of Rahway . * * * " ently agreed and before coach Dale Rice's squad in the league and also had in Rahway youth." _woa-a-ttelL.deserved. deci-. —M-i c-h i-g-a-n-d e f e a t ed- the session ended he was consisted of about 20 youths appointed'acting's;.b~f tb"a II from" 14" "through" 17" years" sion over hard - punching Nfarquette 52-2- to remain 1 coach at an annual salary of age and includedplaycrs Kevin Smith of Bayonne in undefeated 2-0 as action of $300. who had never skated be- resumed among Roosevelt the feature bout of an all- - Earlier Dale Rice was fore, the commissioner star amateur boxing show School boys in city rec- noted. reation department bas- made golf coach at a S237 at the I m m a c u 1 a t a High salary and Charles Spie- With only"partial mem- School in Somerville. ketball action. wak was made freshmen bership the first season the Hanniial-used-his-long Marquette In turn^beat- track coach at a $706 sal- city iccboys just won three left jab throughout the first Northwestern 24-23. Ohio Members of theseventh- The strong points of this ary. contests. He noted most of two rounds and capturep d State defeated Iowa 19-14 their matches that year The Rahway News-Record only to be beaten byNorth- and eighth - grade boys' years Tigers team were a The resignation of Ralph basketball team of Carl H. pressing defense and a Manfredi as golf coach was were held between midnight gm Glacier's' Rahwav _ May 13. Scotch Plains. • —scorecard. Smith: noted for -and-6ra-.-nirlinttsT2nnrtnics:—FIIg1i"ScTio^boysTeTi"nTs his punching ability, came High se-o-r-eirs for In the final game of the Kumpf School in Clark, smooth - worKrngT>aTa"ncea~" "unanimously a~c"ce"p"fe~~d7 fiome. back in the last round and Michigan were Darryl Rahway recreation depart- !under the direction of offense which averaged 63 • Also a correction was vot- Last season the reversed team wiU open its season May 14, Union Catholic, points a game. ed in extra service com- this, the commissioner n — - •p Norton with 38 points and ment's indoor hockey lea- •coach Dave Chinchar, end- O Wednesday afternoon, home. Dana Jackson with 17. gue the Red Devils were ed their season with a rec- Joe Sasala, center of the pensation to freshman said. After ' nvo opening May 16, Roselle, home. team, was the Tiger's high baseball coach JameaLad- losses the boys skated to April 2, when they travel Rodney Johnson had 16 defeated by the All-Stars ord of 13 wins and two to Springfield to meet May 19, Cranford, away. points for Ohio, Greg 5-1 at the junior high losses. scorer. At different times ley. 12 games in a row without May 23, Clark, away. during the season John a defeat. They then dropped Jonathan Dayton Regional McLeod 14 for North- school. The successful season Due to a clerical error High School at 4 p.m. May 27, Hillside, home. western and Tyrone Butler- - — The-All-Stars-opened the - -texminatcd-on. a.somowhat Murphy. Kenny Geissel, the figure had^.KLbejread^ _the_next_JWQ. but_won the . May 29-30,Union County Dave Flaim and Jerry justed from $468 as passed following pair to -put them . . 'Ihe_team. will engage-in 12 for Iowa. scoring when Wayne Mar- disappointing note as the 13 meets and will be Conference Championship, -shott scoredpnapass from- Tigers lost in the -final— -Hobbie shared the. honor of at the September 16 meet- one point beliind the league away. being high scorers.—7 ing to $706. champs. — entered-iiLUieXlnloaCounry Marc Greco. Then Mar- ~"gaine""6iThe"Garwood Jay- conference championship.— shott hit the net for his cees eighth-grade basket- TThh e girlil s wililll open theihir second tally on a pass from ball tournament to season at home against the GIRLS' TENNIS Tell 'Madison dates Joe Billy. " ' " Westfield. Union Catholic Terriers on -Thursday, April- 3.-Gom- —April 16^ Union, home.— ------A -bicentennial celebra-- plete schedules-follow: —April -l'8rLinden,-awayr- - tion will be conducted by April 22, Westfiel'd, children of Madison School in Rahway from Mitch Zimmel, but Mike April 23, Plainfield, Monday to Thursday, Vigpipnri senrprt for rho by a one-point margin. ApjdL15^_Linden,_a.way^. hrvrnp. , M arch~24^77Tr"6"m y to IT All-Stars on passes from April 25, Berkeley April 30, Union Catholic, a.m. and 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. Happier moments of the Bob Vail and MikeRusicia. year were the wo close Bill Dolan will again April 14, Pingry School Heights, away. home. v i c 10 r i c s-ovcr a strong coach the Rahway High of Hillside, away. April 29, Scotch Plains, May 1, Cranford, away. IM1 IRVING ST Palla olds committee Berkeley Heigh ts. team. School Redskins baseball April 18, Roselle Cath- away. May 8, Roselle,'away. Other teams the Tigers The Braves defeated the May 2, Thomas Jefferson team, announced school olic, home. 76ers for the fifth andsixth May 15, Linden, home. William S. Palle, assis- mauled during die season School of Elizabeth, home. May 19, Plainfield, away. •1-MB.K00W, athletic director Dave April 21, Linden, away. . >grade basketball champi- tant vice president and were Roosevelt School of Arnold. He also said the April 22, Cranford, May 6, Cranford, away. May 20, Roselle, home. controller of Cosmair, In-, -Westfield, Orange Avenue onship in the Clark rec- THE - team will travel to Cedar away. reation—department-hoop May 9, Linden, away. May 29,.Union, away. corporated of Clark, was School of Cranford, Moun- Riege on Wednesday after- on the committee of the tainside, Garwood, Roselle April 23, Holy Trinity, league. - STI-] H3RD noon, April 2, to open the home. Leading scorers on the Westfield Area Chamber Park, St. Mary's School of season. of Commerce which ap- Rahway, St. Bernard's April 25, Berkeley two squads were Kevin WIVES The team will play a 26- Heights, home. Boyle with 26 points, Jim pointed the chairman for School of Plainfield and game schedule, one of the 3 UNION Charles H. Brewer School April 28, Plainfield, Taylor with 17.6, Alex the association civic per- largest in many ycarsrThe p&gnhmag son of the year award. of Clark. home. Firkser with 17.5, Alan Head varsity track coach April 17, Governor Liv- Indians will be on the road April 29, Hillside, away. Shest with 9.3 and Bob for their first three games at Arthur L. Johnson Re- ingston, away, 3:45 p.m. April 30, Union Catholic, Kennedy with eight.. gional High School In Clark, April 22, Union County playing also at Wall town- away. The Celtics beat the ship and Scotch Plains. Bob Lummer, and his as- relays, away, 3 p.m. aE 3 CLIP & SAVE May 2, Clark, home. Knicks 40-39 in a game sistant Jim Dougherty an- April 25-26, Pennsyl- They will open at home May 5, St. Patricks, which went down to the final on Friday, April 11, when nounced the Crusader txack vania relays, away. r home. buzzer. The win gave the team will open its season April 28, Brearley Re- the Roselle Rams invade YOU WILL Celtics the championship Wednesday, April 2, when gional, home 3:45 p.m. ._V.eterans-Memo:rial-Field.. . May.,-'.7. .-Springfield. -in rhp qwAnii "for a national division game home. grade league. rive for nn 11 a.m. duel 3:45 p.m. -in—the—Watchung—confer-— —May 9, Hlllsidcr-h High scorers on both ence. May 12, Berkeley meet. May 8, Roselle, home, teams were David Flame The team will compete 3:45 p.m. All games will start at Heights, away. with 25.8, Joe Sasal with 3:45 p.m. A complete ~ • May 13, Linden, home. in 11 duel meets and will May 10, Watchung con- 24, John Murphy with 19.5, enter teams in the Union ference, away, 1 p.m. schedule follows. May 16, Scotch Plains, Ken Grissel with 19.3 and home. County relays, Pennsyl- Jerry Hobbie and Kevin vania relays, Watchung May 13, Scotch Plains, - VARSITY BASEBALL . May 20, Clark, away. Boyle both with-16.5. May 23. Westfield, home. conference - and the Newhome, 4 piiiii —W At : —May -17, Union-County- COfnfyfUibty-VVITHOUT scjro J.Jctic:, wilt pevr: •April—7;-W all-towns hip; May-27rCranford,-home.- of c!imbin:| the wjlli. away. May 28, JFK School of lasdc Athletic Association relays, away, II a.m". Lnjoy the painlcci and popular Smol.Ender meth- " "April 9," Scotch Plains, Iselln, away. meets. May-20, Rahway, away, od that has helped lens of thousands nationwide away. May 30, Roselle, away. EXOTIC A complete schedule 3:45 p.m. become forever free nf tfie desire to snm^e April 11, Roselle, home. June 3, St. Marys, away. follows. 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VOLKSWAGEN wtltt: SmokEndar World, 210 Proipect SL.PhllllpiDurQ, • Naw Janay, 0BBG5 Telephone: 201/454-HE1.P R _Eree_ FenclnsL- ":"~" ~9 T.M7tol"P.'M". " iSOE.Sl. QiSRSES AVS. 3S1-SSSS = ~A11 Typuti RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1975 PAGE 9 The boys and girls Toney nine, George Daniels basketball teams of the The junior-All-Stars The All-Stars were The biddy boys All-Stars, four, William Crudup nine were coached by--Mitch Second Baptist church and Guy Barnes four. coached by Bernice coached by James Jeter and "captured- all four games Flysta. His team 'was led Valentine and led by Patty Ben Jackson, were led by in the Rahway church ath- The All-Stars, coached by Robert Marciancr and Brennan eight, Debbie Greg Gordon, Charles letic and recreational by James Loprete and Lester Bragg each with Karnai six, Peaches Carter Miller, Mark Hardgrovc association's 21st annual William Roesch, were four points and three each two and Marilyn Eastman and Thomas Cole each with? all-star basketball games topped by William Young by Michael Flysta and three. two points. night at me junior high with 27 points, followed by Robert Arcuri. school. Paul Costigan, George Second Baptist girls *" thc opening game of The foul shooting champs t le In the feature game of Ortiz, Charles Brown and came from behind in the * night the Second Baptist • are as follows: biddy boys, the evening, played before Buddy Warga, each with six *-—^j perio' d' to score a 21--"- biddy boys team had no Larry Jordan; junior boys, a standing-room-only points, Don Rutter With four 19 win over the church trouble with the church Brian Rosener; senior crowd in the senior boys and Darryl Buffalo with league All-Stars. The All- league All-Stars as they boys, Kurt Rasmussen,and division, (fte Second Baptist two. Stars held a 1-1-7 lead at scored a easy -10-9 win. girls, Barbara Geisler. squad won 62-57. This-was In the junior boys divi- thu'et cnenud oufi thuice- firsurt.t[ halnanf The league champs Referees for the night a well-playedcontestwhich sion the Second Baptist and was in front 17-9 at the- °Pened the game with a 12- were Carl Schutt, Darryl was up for grabs until late squad was the close win- start of the last period. 2 lea^ a^d were in front Storey, Joseph Cerchiaro, in the fourth period. ner 21-18. In the final ... Theii_5econd--Baptist's 16"5 at the halfway.mark. Michael Kaelber . and . -Qana-Thorpe-scored eight In the third period the Andre^- Bryant. On the All- Ihe-All-Starc tookaone Star games committee point leadin thefirstperlod held to one point by the points, Elizabeth-Kirby had—SecoiuUJaptlst-boye-putthe ame n were Door, John Wieseand by the" margin of 8-7 and strong_defense of the Bap- two and Arnetta Bryant ^ 9 ^J^tflJlJIQJOJjj TTsTTeaiK rHe~All-titars "GgOTgC CUllerJ Awarcls* was stiff in front 25-23u UaLt another two while holding Richard Gritschke; Pre- thhe hhalf. The third period. were ln f?ont at *e half thoAUSbthe All-Stars k Leading, scorers of the ' ' "'•""• 13-7. "sentations~""To "Polfiemu'sj pyy "" Th 'Jam cs-_7Jctci7~"\V"llf rs nr SecbndlBaptistlBoys- ^twrSecond^Baptlijt•t'e'aml-ttielll'gifluv..:.coached -hv Tliom'ji's -and ,Ti>m -i-rancea- Bryrrrrr,—iadltir~C3ldwelF-^Teaiii - werr g fourth period. Jackson, Scoring was led publicity. Peg- Hoepfel and Perkins and Beverly Tate, Skipper Maynard with 12 Richard Gritsciike. In~tho~fouxth"period~thir —by-Jesten Davfon-r.-ithseven" DTh"p0it;T)ri"Jk""llnaThorpewitin3 pn;ksonelgliti , points, Gary Barnes and Second. Baptist team out- points. Donna Owens two, Ken Kirby eight, Ernie 32/000 people read scored the All-Stars 22- Michael Powell with four Elizabeth Kirby two, Gail Baker four, William Chase 16 behind the seven points each, Biff Pryor two and Holmes two andArnetta four, Larry Jordan two, our'newspapers every • WHOSE WATCHING THE PLAYERS? ... Rahway High Davies, Susan Coccaro, Donna McClelland~an2"cb-cap- -4:evln White four. School football and basketball fans.know.the hard-hit- of Steve. Parker. The Bryant two. and William Smith two. week-of the yeari n ..tain Linda -Williams, all seniors,- top row- Carolyn . " S ..Redskins get .tough, competition, for .audience at- Marsh, Andretta Bryant, Lauri Gentsch, Charlene Mil- "Baptist "boys were led by tention from' the city cheerleaders. On the squad are, ler, Teresa Baskervllle, Peggy Butchko and Lawanda Harvey Kirby with " 17 .left to right, bottom row, captain Kathy Boyne, Susan Kirby. Their advisor is Mrs. Kenneth (Elaine) Petrusky points, Allen Jones 12, Steve Parker seven, Daryal CHECK OUR... — . — TOWTKICES IN RAHWAY IT'S A hike in the Bear ' Participants in Sunday, Mountain area of New York March 30, hike over' the and a ramble in Eagle Rock North" Harriman' Circular MADE TO ORDER Reservation are scheduled in New York will-meet at for Saturday ."March"29, for'" Director of athletics home, 4 p.m. the Packanack-Wayne Fumitore Refinisfoing, Repairing May 23, Cranford, home, guests and members of the shopping mall at 8:30. a.m. WE DO CATERING Louis Pergallo of Arthur L. May 14, Dayton Regional, 3:45 p.m. Union County Hiking Club. Johnson Regional High away, 3:45 p.m. or the crossing of Route M ering School 'in Clark announced . May 26, North. Plain- Participants in the Bear nu. 17 and the Appalachian May 16, Governor Liv- field, away, 11 a.m. Mountain jaunt will meet at OPEH EVERYDAY J/ the basebaILi~sche4ute~for— ingston homer3T'15-p7im— 1 ,ir 9;3:> a.m. the Crusaders. Edward r —May-27rWesaiuld, home, file bearMountain inn at fl FcSile St3[>»Hl(=a ScnlM May 20, Rahway, home, 3:45p.m. 9 a.m. The same day par- Information about the Shustack will again be the 3:45 p.m. RESTAURANT AND PIZZA varsity - coach while June 3, Roselle, away, ticipants in the Eagle Rock. Hiking Club la available EVERY PIZZA COMBINATION Air Conditioned tZJA(\AQ 1 May 22, Linden, home, 3:45 p.m. Reservation ramble will through the Union County BROS. UPH0LSTE8V CO. Carmine Vitolo will be in 3:45 p.m. • 5hrimp Sccmpl charge of the junior var- ,-. June 5, Hillside, away, meet at the Eagle Rock park commission's rec- 79 EAST MILTON AVENUE -May 23, Cranford,home, Casino at 10 a.m. reation department. • Spaghetti —slty squad; •5:45 p.m. _• Ravioli CALL 574-8181 RAHWAY. N. J. 07065 343:45rj.rn5 7 • Tciogna '»tfPAl!|[m(riH'«E*R Clark Crusaders will May 26, North Plain- 956 n mm Av RAmVAY a\ -' open their season on Wed- field, away, 11a.m. nesday, April 2, when they May27,Westfield,home, travel to Elizabeth to play 3:45 p.m. It's St. Mar-y's In an 11 a.m. June 3, Roselle, away, Brake contest. 3:45 p.m. — Is the Printed Work The team will play 23 June 5, Hillside, away, Jan-Ell by Specialists! games Including the na- 3:45 p.m. tional division contest in the Watchung conference For wlttf"GoWfnor Livingston, JUNIOR^ARSI-T-Y of Your Organization BASEBALL gg mart Fashions Salon- Hillside,' Roselle, Cran- 388-2699 ford and Rahway High At RAHWAY April 4, Plainfield, •Modest Prices 46 E. CHERRY ST. Schools. home, 3:45 p.m. Stoves - Heat - Driers Brake Service The complete schedule • April 8, Roselle Park, follows. Open home, 4 p.m. Air Conditioners Tues. 1 Wed. 9-6 April 9, Wall township, WHEEL ALIGNMENT VARSITY BASEBALL "Amateurish, lucking style Sat. 94:3a home, 3:30 p.m. J SERVICE April 14, Brearley Re- 100 AMP 220V Service 1546 IRVING ST. —Tliurs.-A:-Ffl.-9- ?:30— April 4, Plainfield, gional, home,.3:45 p.m. Kahway, N. J. Call 388-0600 CLOSED MONDAY -•home,-3:45 p.m. .-- April -19 Goyernpr Liv- ""April" 8,' Roselle" Hark, " r -PEBMABEHTnAVIfIG 302-1810 ingston, away,'2 p.m. OUR SPECIALTY home, 4 p.m. April 22, Hillside, home, April 9, Wall township, 3:45 p.m. S&H Stamp Manlclpal Psrklns Samuel J. Gasuaway home, 3:30 p.m. _ 1 .—April 26,-rbsdl^-home,- H New Jersey * Oldest Weekly Ncwjpaptr — EM. 1822 la Rsar ef Shop 107 April ~l-3,'"Br"earley" Re-~ i.:.30.p.m. _ ___. ; ..Monroe. St __ :.8ahway- ""gtonal,-liorriey3:45"p.rfi.' April 28, Union Catholic, Over AprfL19.,JjQY.ernor_Liy-- -away,-- 3:45-p;nr. • S ingston, away, 2 p.m. April 29, Cranford, April 22, Hillside, home, away. 3:45 n.m. Cu»tom pnr May 2, Rahway, away, April 24, Holy Trinity, 3:45 p.m. e Lariat ttlnSiot In © MUSIC BOXES this irti home, 3:45 p.m. May 10, Scotch Plains, O Fitted In Tear borne April 26, Rnsnilo, hnmn -away7-lr30 p.m. -CARPENTRY FIGURINES 6 Camntetd Rorli- 1:30 p.m. May 12, South Plain- FENTON GLASS P.U.C.-PJvi. 296 Needlepoint A Specialty April 28, Union Catholic, field, home, 4 p.m. KUMMELS O Finest fobrla away, 3:45 p.m. May 14, Dayton Regional, Finished Basements Discount Prices April 29, Cranford, away, 3:45 p.m. , PILGRIM GLASS O Loves! prices and Attics Samples Brought FBEE tESTIMATE away, 3:45 p.m. May 16,| Governor Liv- WIDE RANGE OF BOOKS INDUSTRIAL, COOERCIAL May 2, Rahway, away, ingston, home, 3:45 p.m. • To Your Home BICYCLES 3:45 p.m. BEST SELLERS Or Office May# 20, Rahway, home, Formica Tops POWERMOWERS Directory May 10, Scotch Plains, 3:45 p.m. BIBLES away, 1:30 p.m. May 22, Linden, home, and Replacements CHILDREN'S BOOKS No Obligation LOCKS SAFES Rahway Advertisements May 12, South Plainfield, 3:45 p.m. PAPER BOOKS (3ooo Tin.,) STRONGBOXES "We Frame to Please" FRANK'S KITCHENS 53 E. CHERRY ST. CUTLERY, etc. Fashion Fabrics 381-1770 Call After 4 P.M. INTEBIOB DECORATOBS 388-1079 IF NO AHSWtB CALL «2.7llt 1537 Irving St., boys win six of CurUla - Llnena - Yard Goodi Insured » FREE ESTIMATES 382-7379 Gall 388-QS00 Rahway, N.J. 1421 MAIN ST. BAHWAY 'scored' three goals Rnhwny tiw-4epart-—Ronald McKcown, P ment won six of eight Barnicki and Milton Santa- AND games played over the cruz each had one. American Food weekend of March 22-23. The Tornadoes also won ELECJRIC CO. SLIPCOVERS The Stars and the Torna- two games on Saturday, 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE does both won two games They shutout the Cranford Chinatown Family Dlnne( while the Earthquakes and booters behind the fine ptay 381-624© "Watts My Line" 283-2626 CUSTOM MIRRORS FURNITURE TOPS Orders to Take Out Atoms-won one"game* each." ofgoal tenderjqhn Petr- OPEfL DAILY R&SIDEN;TIAL:GL-ASS-8rSCREEN REPAIR -Thc-StarccnpturedTheir ardl,-The goals were scor- ;-7 DAYS A WEEK Saturday afternoon game_ ed . by Doug _ Slonaker PORCH ENCLOSURES JALOUSIES Contractors ITALIAN DINNERS with a 6-0 win over the James Ryan, Tom Rosen- STORE FRONT REPAIRS East Brunswick Atoms. In kranz, ~Tom Angelo and Canton House the match Nick D'Ambro- John Boyne, who hi tone ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS b DOORS FU 8-2128 slo scored three times from 35feet away. ESTIMATES GIVEN while Paul Barnick had two On Sunday the Tornadoes House & Industrial Restaurant goals and Rajiv Prsad scored their second Wiring 1540 IRVING STREET scored one. Edward Koli- straight shutout, a fi-Owln RAHWAY, N..^ shutout for the" over Carteret. Steve Vill SANDWICHES P. 0. Box 575 •.had-three-goalsy Keith On Sunday the Stars were Scheid two and Johij Boyne 189 W. Main St, Rahway, New Jersey a 6-0 winner over the boys one. 72 Westfield Ave. Rahway, N.J Tel. 3SS-gg3S from Cliffwood Beach. The Atoms handed the Nick D'Ambrosio, again booters from Somerset Hills a 5-0 loss behind the three goals of Mark Kov- MARTIN'S aces. One each'was scor- Passover rites ed by James Cadigan and Tom Gordon. Floor & Bedding The other Rahway win- Founded 1928 —ners-were-- the- E arthquak- ELECTRICAL —ClubHall (Continued from paQo l_Clcrk) es.who shutout theCran- 6 f ken of ford team 5-0. IvanCacer- SERVICE Another part of the Aag- es had three goals while LINOLEUM - CARPETS gadah and several religious BUn. Kelly.and Joe Romeo poems arc read next and" each had one. FURNITURE - BEDDING Parties-Weddings then a fourth cup of The Cosmos drunk in-.acknowledgement to the Chatham team 6-2. of the divine providence of The Cosmos scorers were Mieenngs-Dances God. Gerald Ryan and John FREE ESTIMATES '* One cup of wine Is left Blair. 100 AMP - 220 V SERVICE 67 WESTFIELD AVE. on the table untouched. Cranford won a division LIC. NO. 3649 • ANTHONY LORDI SR. Service Is Our Byword Just $6.00 o Year Known tfs. the "cup of Eli- no. J contest over theKah- CLARK jah" it jshredaes the belief J _MJn^Lcpnjinfiof....K_j!akexsjy.ejce..Richar ._tiie_M-esjjla fi^and -tut u-r-fr-^^Connell-and-Garloe Men 381-.O368 MUfl, :-: . -• don... . .>•• PAGE 10 THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1975 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT PUBLIC NOTICE FOR SALE B/\NKING TELLER TRAINEE STATEMENT FLEA MARKET The bond ordinance published DEALERS WANTED PART TIME Doctor J. James Smith, Services were held herewith has been finally adopt- HELP WANTED HELP WANTED 63, of 626 W c s t m 1 n s t e r for Mrs. George H. (Claire ed on March 17, 1075, and APRIL 26, Mother Seton IT'S NOT ONLY Avenue, Elizabeth, a pro- Elsworth) Llnkel, 56, of 45 THE HOURS the twenty-day period of limi- NEWSPAPER SALES. PART TIME HELP High School, Clark, at fessor of medicine at Cor- West Shore Street, Keans- tation within which a cult, action Person Sought to Sell Ad- Parkway Exit 135 -Across IT'S THE COMPANY nell University Medical burg, formerly of Eliza- or proceeding qucstlorjng the vertising. Some Experi- STOP THOSE INFLATION From Ramada Inn. Clubs, College in New York City beth, who died in Bayshore validity of such ordinance can .. .that makes this part Community Hospital in be commenced, as provided In ence Needed. Call 388-0600 BLUES. WORK PART Housewives Aleo Welcome. died of an tpparerit heart TIME FOR SARAH COV- Call Mr. Dretssig at 925- time position so inter- attack Wednesday, March Holmdel after an apparent the Local Bond Law, has begun esting. The company is heart attack. to run from the date of the first MECHANICS- PACKAGING ENTRY JEWELRY.RECE- 5639. 19, in Pennsylvania Station IVE FULL-TIMECOM- SETCO, one of N.J.'s in New York City. Thomas F. McGulre, 58, chairman and treasurer. Mrs. Linkel was born in publication of this statement. most dynamic banks. If EDWARD R. PADUSNIAK Experienced Person Re- MISSION PAY. NO IN- of 91 Victoria Drive, Clark, Also he was a member of Elizabeth, where she lived you've got a good apti- Doctor Smith was a for- Township Clerk quired To Set Up And Ser- VESTMENT. 862-9070 OR HELP WANTED was pronounced dead'on the Knights of Columbus until moving to Keansburg tude for figures, the mer medical director and Towmhlp of Clark vice Packaging Machines, 381-0280. arrival at Rahway Hospi- council no. 3428 and Alex- eight years ago. She was following shift at our physician in chief of Jer- A BOND ORDINANCE (Cappers, Fillers, Label- tal Thursday, March 20, ander Stover post no. 37 of an assembler for Entron Westfield Ave., Clark sey City M edical Center TO PROVIDE FOR crs And Cartoners). Lib- Interested in Teaching after suffering an appar- the American Legion, both Electronics Company in FRESH START Branch may fit perfect- and a former chief ofmed- THE COST OF THE eral Benefits Program. a Special Skill to Adults? ent heart attack. in North Arlington. Mr. New Brunswick, . Join Spring ly Into your schedule: icine of the M.anhattan.Vet- INSTALLATION OF A If So, Contact "the Born in New York City, "McGulre"was a United •Surviving are her hus- TRAFFIC CONTROL Start Something New MON. 10:30 A.M.-6P.M. erans Hospital. he lived in North Arling- States army veteran of band, George H. Linkel, SIGNAL AT THE IN- Apply or Call Personnel By Joining THURS. 10:30 A.M.-6 Born in Elizabeth, doctor 1 RAHWAY ADULT ton for many years before World War II. He was a two sons, four daughters, TERSECTION OF 276-8000 A-l TEMPORARIES P.M., FRI. 10:30 A.M.-' Smith was raised in Rah- SCHOOL moving to Clark in 1956. communicant of St. Agnes a brother, two sisters in- RARITAN ROAD AND 2l9 Park Avc.,ScotchPlalns 8 P.M. Come to SETCO, way. He moved to Elizabeth 388-8500 Roman Catholich Church of cluding Mrs. C.H. (Flor- CLARKTON DRIVE, The J.B. Williams Co., Inc. 322-8302 whore you'll enjoy a in 19-18 and conducted a A freight conductor for Clark. ence) Jel en ski of Clark, IN AND BY THE 750 Walnut Avenue good salary and a stlm- practice there until 1951. the Perai Central Railroad her parents, 25 grandchil- TOWNSHIP OF Cranford, N.-J. A V ON ulating environment. He was graduated from for 32 years, Mr. McGuire Surviving are his widow, dren and two great-grand- CLARK, IN THE Call Personnel at 277- St. Peter's College in Jer- •was an active member of Mrs. Thomas F.-(Thora COUNTY OF UNION, children. Pharmaceuticals & HELP YOUR FAMILY Okay Elltton work 6200 for appointment. sey City where he was.the state legislative board Jensen) McGuire; two bro- NEW JERSEY, AP- of local no. 1423 of the thers and two sisters. Toiletries FIGHT INFLATION. Sell A proposal to construct class valedictorian. He re- PROPRLVTING $01,- United Transportation Un- Arrangements were world-famous products the additional facilities at their ceived his medical degree 2 0 0.00 THEREFOR, ion. made by the Walter J. AND AUTHORIZING An Equal Opportunity entire family can use, en- Stonewall plant in Elkton, in 1938 from Cornell Uni- He served as a legisla- Johnson Funeral Home, 803 THE ISSUANCE OF Employer M/F joy. Excellent earnings. Va., was approved by the versity. tiYC.representative, local Raritan Road, Clark. $58,100.00 BONDS OR Call Mrs. Marcus at 353- members of the board of Doctor Smith served with NOTES OF THE '.. How To Earn.Up To $200 4880 or 755-0021-evenings. the United States medical -Weekly .Addressing,_Sluffc_ ^directors of Merck, .and— Mrs. Robert E. (Bessie ing, Mailing Envelops. Mail Company, Incorporated of •-ieorps-in—Worltt^yw-t M.)-Simpson; - '.84, of 4050- FOR SALE. . •Rahway,. The.-WSt-will be - was discharged with the Dewey Place, Elizabeth, mum lliuir?20~miilli f»ig.£.„... dfpcl KimcEiy, MnrrrT 7:^ ^ g BE IT ORDAINED BY THE f^?S} c £% '"RO^TI?" I ELECTRIC MOWER-Fine" - He was a consulting phy- St. Elizabeth Hospital in 367_Springflcld Ave. —GOVERNING -BODY- OF- 5H5-vMr-l;--,-"U', - .-.-' :.-_-B. 1-a c k --and • D o o k c r- with sician, .at Alexlan Brothers ElizaJjeth after-a long-ill • Summitry J." nnrl Sf. Mi^nhpfh Hnppjrnlfl qlTaXlOpporlunltyl in-Biznbcth-and-nn-nttend- L'l 1U'J of ar m-ralrco r p¥ andTsaSTt^s; Simpson-lived In Ell- z 1 e t f l 4 24d_Cad:dijigro.nJtteet^seoice_.ln_Japan,_He--was-._ J ^ - h..- -9- :.; ^ years. .She nlflnvas axom- Rahway, died Friday, a member of the Catholic was" a member of the Evan- munlcant of Immaculate March 21, In St, Barnabas War Veterans of .Brooklyn. gel Church of Elizabeth. Conception Roman Catholic Energy Conservation : Medical Center in.Living-.. _. Surviving are.his. widow, . Her husband was the late Church and a member of ston after a brief illness. Mrs. Michael (Anna Kud- Robert'E." Simpson! Yards Cleaned For Spring. Elizabeth council..no...253 - -florn in New York City, lak) Kureczka; his mother, Surviving arefivedaugh- Call 233-9700 For Appoint- Leaves Raked, Gardens Slide Set Available of tlie Knights of Colum- ters, five sons including or acquired by the Township of Mr. Kureczka lived in an—d hi—s stepfather-.~t ~*, , »«..•John• .„ -,.c , - • • ,_ . Clark, In the County of Union, ment. Turned, Rubbish Removed, bus. Brooklyn before moving to Evancho, all at home;-a Jarold Simpson otaahway, NewHjerseyrFor the saidi>lin- Lawns Mowed. Reasonable. A U.S. Department of Agri- His widow, doctor Mrs. Rahway 19 years ago. son, two daughters, Mrs. wo • sisters, ^/grtndcMl- provement or purpose stated In PUBLIC NOTICE Call 925-7798 or 382-9496. culture slide sd tilled "Hncrgy: J. James (Rosemary Gor- Fof the past 19 years he Andrew (Mildred) Cttsay °ren' J1 great-grandchil- said Section 3, there is hereby lly || Wk.'ly iluuaiULc- man) Smith, is a physician. appropriated the sum uf $81.-- -was-employed-as-a-labor and.Mrs^Michacl (There- - «en^d.two great-grand^ : ppp MU'liCK Of Home," designed in ••how con- Surviving also are four children. \~ ( NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN PUBLIC NOTICE atory technician by the sa) Bove, both of Rahway; 200.00, said sum being sumers how to conserve en- sons, two daughters and a Tenco Company in Linden. of all appropriations heretofore that the following ordinance was- grandchild. ~ ~ .... a -j]ajf _ brother, a sister, made therefor and Including the introduced and passed on first SECTION 4. ergy and reduce cosli in the Mr. Kureczka attended Mrs. Charles (Anne)-Walk- sum of $3;100.00 S3 the down reading at a special meeting of It Is hereby determined and home, has just been released. St. Thomas the Apostle er of Rahway, and three payment for *>M Improvement the Municipal Councilor the City stated that moneys In the a-' The 69-framc slide set can B y z a n 11 n e Rite Catholic grandchildren. or purpose required by law and"" of Rahway, "County "of Union, mount of $7,300-appropriated be piiri'Ti:i^t*fT for ^~T K ^O ffUIll. j:—.^—Church-of-"Rah\vay^v/hexc-^—i- -—- -:.. PUBLIC NOTICE f now available therefor by vir- Thursday .the 20Ui day of March to the Capital Section of the ..Photography. Division, ..Oflkv he served as an usher and Arrangements were Mrs. Joseph (Concerta tue of a provision in a "Budget" 1975, and that said ordinance budget of the Cltynnder the was a member' of the'HSIp appropriation title "Revenue SHERIFF SALE of Communications, U.S. De- Services were held Sat- completed by the Tho'mas "L'anese) Tacovlno;" 74/ of . or budgets of the Township pre- will be taken up for further partment of Agriculture. Wash- Name Society. F. Higgins Sons Funeral 333 Stoughton ' Avenue, viously adopted. consideration and final.passage Sharing Funds — entitlement SUPERIOR COURT OF urday, March 22, for Mrs. at a regular meeting at City Period July 1, 1973 — June 30, NEW JERSEY, CHANCERY ington, DC. 20250. The film- John (Helen) Poplawska, During World War II he Home, 1116 Bryant Street, Crariford, died Thursday, Hall, 1470 Campbell Street, Rah- 1974 are now available to finance DIVISION. UNION COUNTY, strip can be ordered for SI l.M> 70," of 567 Ramtown Road,. was in the United States' Rahway. • March 20, in St. Elizabeth s way,"New"Xe"rsey, on Monday the— P^f PDOCKETNOrF49!>l73,F-DOCKET-NOr-F-49!>l-73,-FEED from.-P.Juito-Lab,_Jnc._lSlS—-Howelly- v.'i . Hospital in Elizabeth. provement _or purpose and to- 14th day of April, 1075, at hereby appropriated from ERAL HOME LOAN MORT- Georgia Ave., N.W., W.rciiiiu;. March IS, in Point Pleasant Mrs. Iacovino was born meet the part of the said 581,- 7:30 pjn. prevailing time, at such moneys to the pnymcnt-of—G-A-GE- CORPORATION, ,a Ion, D.C. 20011. A , in Italy and came to the 200.00 appropriation not pro-which tune' and place all per- the cost of said purpose. cbrporaUon-ofganlzcd-and-cx Hospital after" a_ longjUl- -United-States 50 years ago. - vided for by application hcre- wlih soundtrack ;i7id two~u>"pics" sons interested thereto will be The sum of S7.300-is appro- lsUng under the laws of the of the illustrated narrative ness. She settled in Elizabeth undcr of said down payment, Prlatod a3 ^ down payment States .of America, given an opportunity to bo heard Unllcd guide arc included. Born in Poland, Mrs. and moved to CranfordlO negotiable bonds of the Town- required by Sect on4QA:2-l^-.--p|allrtiff,ver9u^BARRY W. shlp-art-hereby-suthof ized-to be— uib -Local Bond Law. Poplawska came to ROBERT W.SCHEOF MADDEN eCil., Defendants. America 33"years agu. Shu municant of St. Michael's issued-in the principal amount "SECTION 5. CIVIL ACTION WRIT OF of 558,100.00, pursuant" to the City Clerk PUBLIC NOTICE lived in Jersey City and Roman Catholic Church of City of Rahway To finance said purpose, bonds EXECUTION — FOR SALE Cranford. Local Bond Law of New Jersey. of said City of an aggregate OF MORTGAGED PREMISES. Clark before moving to Gerald Ravo, 62, of 371 Church of Rahway and a In anticipation of the issuance A "BOND ORDINANCE AWARDING OF CONTRACT Howcll a year ago. Seminary Avenue, Rahway, member of the parish Holy Her husband, Joseph AUTHORIZING THE principal amount not exceeding By virtue of the above-stated WITHOUT COMPETITIVE of said bonds and to temporarily 5138,700 hereby authorized to writ of execution to me direct- The widow of John a city barbershop owner, Name Society. Iacovlno, died in 1938. finance said improvement or PURCHASE OF THE BIDDING Surviving are a son, two . -FOLLOWING 1IST_OF_ . be issued pursuant to said Lo- ed I shall expose for sale by Poplawska, she is survived died Wednesday, March 19, Surviving are his widow, .... purpose. .negotiable-notes, of the... cal Bond Law. public vendue, In room B-8, Jn Public Notice is hereby given by wo daughters, and eight in Rahway Hospital after Mrs. Gerald (Madeline daughters including Mrs. Township In a principal amount ITEMS AND THE EX- that the following Resolution TENSION OF HART Said bonds shall bear Interest the Court House, in.the City grandchildren. a long illness. Manero) Ravo, a brother, John P. Hynes of Rahway, not exceeding $58,100.00 are at a rate per annum as may be of-. Elizabeth. New Jersey, on was duly adopted and approved a step-son, four step- hereby authorized to be issued "STREET TO APPRO- A lifelong resident _of .Joseph Ravo of. Rahway. hereafter determined within the Wednesday, the 16lh day of at the March 18, 1H7D i'uolic "da"ughters7""a"brotb:er~and"~ pursuant to and within the-Um- • PRTATF. S146.00O.OO TO ^organization Meeting ot the PUBLIC NOTICE Rahway, Mr. Ravo operated and two sisters. -llmltatlons-prescribed-by-ls' TTeffy 's^BarBerSfiopTinf v-~ >y—sister—and—nine—grands- ttatlons prescribed by said law. PAY THE COST AU matters with respect to In the afternoon of said day. Clark Board of Education nt the THEREOF. TO MAKE - Administrative Offices on BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT ing Street for 30 years. Funeral Home, 259 Elm children. • SECTION 3. said bonds, not determined by ALL that tract or parcel ol TOWNSHIP OF CLARK A DOWN PAYMENT this ordinance shall be deter- land, situate, lying, and being Schlndler Road in Clark, New- He was acommunicantof. • Avenue, Rahway, was in (a) The Improvement hereby AND TO AUTHORIZE Jersey. The Board of Adjustment of St. Mary's Roman Catholic charge of arrangements. authorized and the purpose for mined by resolutions to be here- in the City of Rahway. In the THE ISSUANCE OF after adopted. County of Union In the State WHEREAS there exists a need the Township of Clark will hold the financing of which uafd ob- BONDS TO FINANCE for an Auditor, and a public meeting on Wednesday, ligations are to be Issued Is the SECTION 6. of New Jersey: SUCH APPROPRIA- BEGINNING In the South- WHEREAS funds, are avail- April 9, 1975, at 8 p.m. at the cost of the installation and op- To finance said purpose, bond Municipal Building, Westfield ATIONS AND TO PRO- anticipation notes of said City weaterly-llno-nf Gr.ind_.Strcet able for this purpose, and eration of a traffic control sys- VIDE FOR THE ISSU- Avenue, Clark, New Jersey to Peter J. Tardif, 89, of rhrand by the Township of of an—aggregate— principal—a- ilt 3 fitilkP fhn snmf* hplnp thp WHEREAS the Local Public ANCE OF BOND AN- Contract Law (N.J.S.A.40:ll-lct continue the hearing on the ap- 300 High Street, Metuchen, - Cl«rk-ln- accordance—with- the mount-not exceeding 5138.700 Easterly corner of a lot ~* — ,..,„,. died Wednesday, March 19, TICIPATION NOTES are hereby authorized to be ls-" piece "of" Iand~frfccrin- "Width- "Seq:) requires that the resolution -- plication of Rcncd .Associates to _plans-and_.specifications there- IN ANTICIPATION- John—-»uthorlilng-thc-att'ard-of-con.—rctain_n_-.5toraEe- building .on. at home. He leaves 73sur- for on file In the Office of the OF SUCH BONDS. Bond Law In anticipation of the H Lufbery and wife to one tracts for'"Profesional Services" Lake Avenue, Block 31, Lot 05, vivors. •- • -- Township Clark and hereby np- BE IT ORDAINED by the Samuel -U Clark: nnd thence without competitive bids must and to hear the application of A native of Van Buren, Municipal Cundl of the" City. of. _. In the event that bonds are -running " : -"- be.publlcly.adyertiscd, Charles Todaro, CAL. 4-75, for Me., he lived in Metuchen **(b) The estimated maximum W al ter_-S.- Butfilowski,- in Elizabeth for 19 years. Rahway in the County of Un- issued pursuant to.\hTsoX 11) to. a Southeasterly dl- NOW THEREFORE BE IT a u". sita Soeirace r \ Sisft Rahway Inter-faith dfiy, "Let There Be Light" The presentation, to be will be the title of a lecture sponsored by members of in Rahway on Christian 1-irst Church of Christ, A "Memorial to Christ" Reverend Walter J. Maier, pastor of Zion Luth- Science to be presented by Scientist, K30 Jefferson The names of seven will be presented tomor- Edward C. Williams of Avenue, Railway, will lie R hway residents and one row, Good Friday, atZion eran Church, and reverend 'MEMORIAL Edward J. Myers of St. Indianapolis, Ind., on Sat- held at the auditorium of C lirkite appeared on a list Evangelical Lutheran urday, March 29, at 3 p.m. Roosevelt School on St. of people said to be owners Church on Kim and Ester- Mary's Roman Catholic 'ieurge Avenue. of abandoned property. The 70 CHR1SJ' brook .Avenues in Rahway Church of Rahway will start - h t was released by state from noon to 3 p.m. the services as they offici- ate during .the first half .. "I he hour-long lecture treasurer Richard C. hour. will be 'open to the public Leone. Zion Lutheran Church free of charge. Mr. The city residents are Elm & Esterbrook Avcs. They will be followed by Williams is on tour as a \ ichaci Biggams of 2293 reverend Harold E. Van member of the board of 12:00 - 12:30 Horn, pastor of Second St George Avenue, A. (©Son te mnh lectureship of The l-irst Dinzi of 2277 Whittier Rev. Walter J. Maicr .Presbyterian Church of Church of Christ, Scien- Street, Taras Kohut of -111 Rev. Edward J. Myers Rahway, and reverend Koo tist of Boston, Mass. Milton Avenue, CaldwcU Yong Na, pastor of First McKnight of 163-1 Montgo- 12:30 - 1:00 United Methodist Church of A practitioner and tea- mery Street and Houston Rev. Harold Van Horn Rahway. cher of Christian Science, Poto'char of 485 Seminary Rev. Koo Yong Na At 1 o'clock they will be After eluding capture a Mr. William withdrew Avenue. Boat rentals are sche- replaced by reverend number of times a name- from what was described Also on the list are Ben- 1:00 - 1:30 duled to begin at Warinanco James W. Ealey, pastor of less brown, female dog as a successful carivr in jamin Solomon of 278 In- Rev. James W. Ealey Park in Elizabeth and Ro- Second Baptist Church of was brought to Kindness public relations 25 years . man Avenue, Railway, and Rev. Paul N. Jewett selle for the holiday week- Rahway, and reverend Paul Kennels of the American ago and has since devoted John Viligor of 58 Wash- end plus Friday, according N. Jewett, pastor of Trinity Society for the Prevention hi;; rime tu the healing ington Street, Clark. 1:30 - 2:00 of Cruelty "to Animals, 90 miiusu'y of die church, Information on the above Mon. Oharles E. Burner St. George Avenue, Rah- Rev. Robert C. Powley Classe in radio tcchm- properties., can. be obtain- The friendly shorthalr Rahway Civil Defense perl- by addressing correspon- _jp jiastor of St.Mark s Roman AN-AFFA1R OF. THE"HEARTS is about-to--have- puppies elat civil defense dence to the attention of Rev, Charles Martin au—of—budget -ilntF-ac—- Presbyterian Church of ing Sunday, April 0, ac- Rev. Orrln T. Hardgrove - It. was also, reported Rahway, will-assume the- April 3, at 8 p.m._at Mother SetonReglonal_HlSh School ^cn bring either the cording to cilrectur William counting, state house, snack bars were reopened pulplt at 1:30 o'clock. in Clark. "Helping "with the preparations arepleft "to" thcr or the puppies Iwrt.-tV, Papirnik. T 0Sf25 at the Ash Brook, Galloping At 2 o'clock-reverend right, Mrs. Edward Sokol, Mrs. Ronald Alexander and the kennel. Classes will extend for ..Hill and Oaic Ridge Golf Charles Martin,-pastor of. Mrs. Carl Nollstadt. _ y What was described as .10..weeks under instructor Courses. Ebenezer African Metho- a gentle,, black-and-tan, Ronald Diego,""city civil «st Church r>f Rahway, and _...-...... male German shepherd. Coast guard ensign defense radio officer- The Borbieri promoted reverend R. Lloyd Mosley, was reportedly found by William I'.. Plage, .Ir., sun classes will cover- funda- kennel officials lying ex- mental radio theory plus Marine private first pastor of Pentecostal Holi- of Mr. and Mrs. William ness Church of Rahway, hausted in a field opposite I'Lmc of 41 Kent Place, operation procedures. class Phillip G. Barbieri, Rahway State Prison in son of Mrs. Adeline F. will officiate for half an Clark, returned to New It was said those com- Woodbridge on March 21^ Lundmi_Conn., aboard Lhi: pleting the course would The Clark municipal "Barbieri of 503—Cower "hou yard Will" 130 CtOSed^on Alden Drive, Rahway, was The concluding segment Officials"~saKr earTFuT coast guard cutter he qualified to pass the the same day a resident Vigorous after a rwn-wei'l: t h c n r y examinations for Uaster Sunday, March 30, promoted to his present will be conducted by rev- Members of the Rosary hastlly rescind its ratifi- and dumpster service will rank while serving with erend Orrin T. Hardgrove, phoned in a report saying law enforcement patrol "if Federal. Communications Society ofSt. Agnes' Roman cation of the amendment. the dog was on St. George the east coast. Comrnission novice, tech- be suspended for that day force troops, fleet marine pastor of First Baptist Catholic Church of Clark The card party and only. All township offices force Atlantic, at the Church of Rahway. Avenue. The animal was He was a member of the nician and general class will hear a talk In opposi- fashion show will be held wearing a choke collar licenses, will be closed all day Good Tnarinexorps baseatCamp Sunrise Easter services boarding and - deLetition Friday, March 28. tion "to the ^"equal" rights at 8 p.m. at Mother Seton and a torn~red leash. party which seized nvo To enroll telephone 382- ljp, Ki.r., ... '^...iYlllJje.beld.under .the aus- •amendment" on Tuesday,- ...Regional.. High .School on pices of the Rahway Minis- • The kennel is opc-n -to- Inlian" vessels" foj^Allola-" °,-133.-ClassesTViir " " April 1, and host a card Valley Road in Clark. the public from 1 to \ p.m. tion of L'nited States fish- ted to 20 applicant: Police complete class terial Association at 6:30 party and fashion party on The theme this year-will 6:30 a.m. o'clock at Vanderhave'n from Mondays through nig laws. Hnsign Plage Thursday, April 3. be "Queen of Hearts." Saturdays. There is also remained aboard the for- Nurses cite city pair Certificates of achieve- Chapel in Hazelwood Cem- Mrs. John (Susan) Tovey Mrs. Carl Nollstadt has etery, a 24-hour answering ser- _ei £ n_ ships_v.htle th ey wyre_^_J_ohn ment were presented to Vanderhoven ~of ^Franklin~Lakes7"Chair- - —been -assisted—by—M-r-s.- vice. " EARN FROM DAY OF DEPOSIT ON OUR EARN FROM WITHDRAWAL ON REGULAR SAVINGS DEPOSIT OR WITHDRAW ANY AMOUNT ANYTIME! M L_YltLDS APPLY WHEN PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST ARE LEFT ON DEPOSIT FOR A FULL YEAR. 1591 IRVING STREET RAHVfAY • 381-4242 Open Doily 9 to 4, Saturdays 8 to Noon Diite-tn Hours: Monday to Friday g I DRIVE-UP WINDOW AHOf flEE PMtKMO -. Brunch Ofllco located nt Brunswick Squaro Mall 755 Sloto Highway 18 East Brunswick • Eaablbhod 1927 PAGE 12 THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1975 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE: RESOLUTION TO AMEND THE 1975 LOCCAL MUNICIPAL BUDGET WHEREAS, tlic Local Municipal Budget for toe year 1975 was approved on Ule 20th day of February, 1075 anil FIRST PRESBYTERIAN FIRST CHURCH WHEREAS, the public hearing on ;ald Midget has been held, Rahway OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST a3 advertised, and Railway WHEREAS, It 1.1 desired to amend said approved budnet, now -Easter Sunday services -THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Municipal Council Rahway and Clark resi- lence of robbery, rape, Daniel (Annette) Baracuto, will commence at 10:30 Sunday church services of tlic City of Railway County of Union that the following amend- dents joined an estimated a.m. with reverend Robert will, begin at 11 a.m. The ments to tlic approved budget of 1975 bemade: murder-and perversion. Mrs. Walter (Stella) 600 or more members of Doctor James O'Kane, Penzak, Mrs. Anthony C. Powley, pastor, and sermon topic will be Recorded Vote the New Jersey "Right to chairman of the depart- ft (Joan) Tcse and Mrs. David R. Black, student "Reality." John C. Marsh Wilson D. Beauregard Life" movement at a state ment of sociology at Drew Edward (Judy) Boone. pastoral assistant, offi- Sunday school classes Euncne D. Gentseh Walter McLeod convention at the Holiday University in Madison, ex- ciating. Reverend Powley's will convene at 10:55 a.m. Tor Ccdcrvall Frandj R. Scnkowclcy inn in North Brunswick in sermon will be "That You A nursery will be provided Aye; Naya plained his position Richard J. Voynik support of the theme "Stand concerning "The Myth of May Have Life." for children to the "age" of 3. Peter M. Donovan Up for Life." Overpopulation" at a work- Music will be provided Wednesday, services .will Louis G. Boch Reverend II. W. Garton, shop. by the Westminster choir. start at 8 p.m. Child care will be 'provided for chil- ANTICIPATED REVENUES From To pastor of Martin Luther A "feminism workshop" Child care will be provided. Chapel in Pennsauken, de- was conducted by as- Sunday church school dren to the age of 12. 3. Miscellaneous Revenues: livered tlic invocation. semblywoman Miss fans will convene at 9:15 a.m. . A radio series, "The Special items of General Revenue Keynote addresses were Barbara Curran of the 24th The sacrament of the Truth that Heals," may be Antidprttetl with prior Written Consent presented by reverend district. Doctor Domu ic Lord's supper will be ob- heard every Sunday at 7:15 ' Mr. and Mrs. John A. Firgau of Local Government Services doctor L'dwin Palmer, Introcaso, an obstetrician- served tonight at 8 o'clock. a.m. over station WPAT Aditicnal Amount Due in Lieu of executive secretary of New gynecologist from Clark, New members will be re- from Paterson. The title Taxes — 197-1 ... ? 50,779.03 S C9.400.00 International Bible of ceived at the service. of this week's program will held a medical workshop (Co. I from patio 1-Rahwoy) Industrial Solid Waste Charges 125.000.00 131,600.00 Wayne, and Robert Mauro, and state senator Joseph Members of the Alco- be "Easter Speaks of State Department of Health — a law y e r from Long Maressa of the fourth dis- continued on the Republi- holics Anonymous group Life." Mr. and Mrs. Firgau Child Health Conference Branch. can's proposals anyway. trict and assemblymaym n will assemble on Saturday The Rahway Christian Reimbursement ~ . - , —0— 1.920.00 h 2h One of the most vocal at 8 p.m. Science reading room is- .The lunchcon_spi;akerr-a John Sinsimcr of the 24th State Department of Health — / former Conservative Party opponents of the proposed On Tuesday the Martha located at 1469 Irving Multiple Dwelling Inspections ' —0— 7,000.00 district, a legislative expend! nirpa w.ts Mrs, "cefetfate~3X)th mark r -candidsw—tot—tli«M^nU«d— -amJ-Sarali-etaJes-iKeetinjjs— Street-and~j«-open-Momlay- ~5oIe~o?~City Owncd Property 5,000.00 States Senate from New workshops in- Terri Kachur of 625 Cora will begin at 1 p.m. Wor- through Friday from noon . , , , Emergency-Employment Act of 1971 " 6,000.00 Place who said councilman -Vnrk-, stared iy wire Irqpic a that some people were of- K'lTII^h"*S~r'i;Coi]firieiiclairons'~ members and deacons will visit to study, to borrow or " ^red KTarCli 8 at St. FlUrinffatchung at which Total Miscellaneous Revenues 52,020.858.79 $2,073,999.11 did not call for firing crn- .gather ...'ar:::7^3Oi:p.Trr;-.:xKt;.;.to purchase tie King James vl^ s Roma^ Catholic 76 guests attended, fendetL by. her television in Nev York-and a u ch 0 '5. Sub-Total Uencr.il.Revenues politicals advertisements. - they: same day. version of the-Bible.-"Sci.—gQ J- - ^ahyayrIiixelb-v_-j'hf Jn.hjj_ariaa-sworc rltcmr Tdeiendinu- the unijorn while Heal3LliMI£cY^^P-g?^OB£j^ _ umui-m -- Sixty Junior and senior Bcrzin, Margaret Boni- czyk, Lola Passolano, students were inductedinto facio, Susan Caffrey, Lorraine Pattl, Linda tlie National Honor Society Michelle Casiero and Jane Raullnovlch, Theresa at Mother Seton Regional Cassi. Romanowskl, Therese High School in Clark on The other juniors were Schopfer and Jo Ann March 20. Beverly --Chokov, Ellen Van Hart. .. ' A certificate of mem- Donahue, Lynne Eichen- The Mother Seton chap- bership was presented to 'laub, Barbara Fluhr ter was named for the late the girls from principal Virginia Gargidi, Chris- moMignor Thomas P. sister . Reglna Martin. tine Grey, Sandra Gun- Mulvaney, founding pastor Deborah Orak, club presi- shore, Janice Hudak, of St. John the Apostle" dent, and club officials Michele Lukenda, Deborah Angela DiSavino, Mary Roman Catholic Church of Carro and Maureen Lynch Marotelli, Dorothy Niem- Clark and Linden. led the candle-lighting ceremony. Tlie following seniors were Inducted: Kathleen Abate, Marie Andrade, Patricia Anthes, Susan Bell, Mary Beth Borkoskl, Kathleen Bowe, Mary Ann Bulay, Carol Cykowski, Celina DaGraca, Anne Deery, Irene DeLorenzo, .T f r r ?: n D j-jxgj-n—and Maureen Emmons. 184.Wcslficld.Avo Also—K-athlcEir-Girce, Alice Hernandez, Barbara Clark, N. J. UJ£XI.JO. IHE-DAiSY-OUE-EW- 1-cary, Susan Leonard, .Antoinette Loglisci,. Eileen -J-onexgan,—Ann—J-.-onmsn; lilaino--L-u-t-z, Kathleen aster, T'aasorerrCqmmtlnion and: Jody Milden, Mary ha Confirmation Cards Ml S3 Shnr —44iSB-Shari-Gtinthner— Miss-Kathleen Murphy 7ThcrVsa Phelan and Nancy Proctor. Barricini, Easter and Passover Candies, Others included seniors Stuffed Easter Animals, Costume.Jewelry, Denisc Seek, Terri Stationery, Gift Items" Miss Sharon Stefanik, Arlene_Stephanlk, Holly Hobby. Centex : Miss Kathleen Murphy, "Diane ""Wilhdm, Jane Witlika and Debra Zyra Wedding, Bar Mitzvah Invitations t0 ^plus Juniors Mary- Ann plans October wedding Bridal Shower Accessories Mr. -and Mrs. Walter Midland Hpighra. Midland - - OPEN SUNDAY - - •H- bosnosknosky of 40 Terhune Pa. Mr-^and-Mrs. HerbmAr-High-SchoorirrT969rrre'is October 5 wedding and bridegroom reside with CLASSIFIED ADS PAY Road, Clark, announced the Gunthner, Jr. of Iselln an- employeployed by •---'ADJl« -W ' of Miss Kathleen their families. THEY DON.'T COST Miss Sosnosky resides at nounced the engagement of tection Service of Edison. engagement of their daugh- apartment F7, Royal Court .»..._ Murphy and frank . A 1973 graduate of ter, Miss Sharon Lee their daughter, Miss Shari An August 2 weddingwas Joseph Uhrin, Jr. were an- Apartments, Spring Lake L. Gunthner, to Joseph B. announced. Mother Seton Regional High Sosnosky, to Jay Nixon, the Heights,, and Mr. Nixon nounced during an engage- School in. Clark, Miss Komyati, the son of Joseph ment party on_.F.ebruaxy.9. ..l_ives_at 23.5 Euclid Avenue,- —Komyati-of-Rahwayand'the _:Murphy._is—a~bookke6fi&r- of apartment" Manasquan. ' at the home of the future lor the Great Atlantic and late Mrs. Joseph (Anna) bride's parents,'Mr. and 'The future bride was Komyati. 'Pacific ""Tea Company's graduated from Mother Mrs. Timothy Murphy of 5 Rahway supermarket. Miss Gunthner was grad- Rolling Hill Way, Clark. Seton Regional High School uated from John F. Kennedy Mr. Uhrin is the in Clark In 1968. She. assistant.manager of an A "'-V-School-in-Iscltn-in- Mr. Uiirin "is the son of .19.23^-Shc4»-€m and ... P__._supermarket- in arts degree in elementary- Revlorrin Edison. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Uhrin Elizabeth. He is a"1972 education from Marywood Mr. Komyati wan grid Irwln Klmm.e.l of 292 of 130 Cottage Place, West- graduate of Holy Trinity field. Both the future bride uated-from- Rahway Senior—Morton-A venue, Rahway, High School in Westfield. in 1972. " has sold more than $2 mil- . Miss Sosnosky Is em- Divident} set lion worth of life lnsuran- . _—ployed as a teacher by the Pqymprit of a rccuinr ce la?r year' according'to. Registrationforln- 8 Registration for In-." HoweU township board of quarterl-y -—"cash -dividen " .. d. o f. a spokesman for the Equi- coming September kinder- education as is Mr. Nixon, table Life Assurance So- garten students in Rahway 20(5 a share payable May 1, "The future groom was to stockholders of record ciety of the Unite"d States. will beheldMonday through graduated from Cbnemaugh Friday, April 7-11, from April 11. Based on the It was said Mr. Kimmel Township High School in 1,854,372 shares outstand*. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Davidsville, Pai, In 1957. has sold in excess of $1 kiln Herecefved his bar-hpi"^ ^S' *e ? Cash dl6trlbu- mmillio i 1U o n ooff insurancinsurancee foforr i^n-ora^g6^ hlT 6 and Roosevelt Schools. science fro• m "Genev- a Col- ,,', j A • life and quaUfying member Cnildren.-registering - lege in Beaver Falls -Pa. Unlted._Counaes Trust' of the_"Million Dollar mu b Company expects to open"" "Round Table." st ?,5 years.of_age.Qn...in..1968 and his..masters its :27thr-banlcing office' In or-Before-Decembcr 31 of degree Insoclblogy from early, summer. The new Mr. Kimmel Is associa- this year, according to dl- «•——<-•Montclai•r Stat- e-- Colleg• e in branch is beingconstructed ted with the Erwin L. Gold- rector of student personnel Upper Montclair in 1972; at 221 Monmouth Road, man Agency, 748 Morris services William B. .A June 28 wadding was Ocean township. Turnpike, Short Hills. Humphries who made the planned. announcement. Parents must" bring the child's birth certificate at Women leant mechanic-_- s S1?"..11"16 of regfsfration--- An estimated 20 students tvidence-of-immunization--.-arc-enrolled"iirthe^'Car wHLalso-te-required.-- Care for Women"'course' ^rospecnve pupUs wiU being offered at the Mil- '"*? t0 have' ±ree ler-Pontiac Showroom on " ,,"/nJKMns- poliomye- -St. George Avenue In Rah- nus immunization, rubeUa way as part of the Rahway a r-i---- .. J.?: :^easjes_immunlza:-_....adult.scliool. ..The-course is- tions. Arrangements can taught by agency vice _D.e.jnade-to_have-the shots- president Gordon J Miller" administered through the . and finance and insurance department of health. manager Keith W Stinger Full service AIMIMUAL PROGRAEVl ... on your lawn every[34 weeks with either a service or a check-back. sq ft. per year. J>- 4,000 sq. ft. min. Plus F.E.T.S1.8I to S3.I3 each ' Lawn Treatment IncMrJis: (No pries penalty for buying less than four) SPRING: Power Afrttiori 0 Powe;-:.r :Rollin — •-s• -• For•-•:- -."•- SUMMER.- Pamt Railing O fertiJizjt.cn (to% ertiji2ation (45:0-0) oreanic) O Fertilization (3B% UF) O V/ced Con- ^•^•'-a^^^nMl-O-Wccd Chinctv-Biij-Control-e Sod-Wcta-omr Control ControlO Grub Contra •i-CHECK-BACK EARLY SUMMER: Power Aeration 9 Power Rolling FALL: Povrer Aeration © Power Rolling Q Fertiliza- O Fertilization (40% organic) « Fertilization tion (40% organic) O Reseeding: MERION-SYD- (38% UF) 0 Weed Control 9 Chinch Bug Control SPORT-FYLKING mix (1 Ib. per 1000 sq It ) O O Pre-cmergence Crabgrass Control O Sod Web- Weed Control © Fungus Control O"Grub Control worm Control S Fungus Control +CHECK-BACK + CHECK-BACK INTRODUCTORY SPECIAL CONDITIONING SPECIAL —TfeMmenttncforfw:— -fi-P-ower-Acration O Power Rollin; O Fertilization (40% organic, O Power Rolling - Reseeding: MERION-SYDSPORT- O Fertilization (40% organic) FYLKING mix suiubie onir O Reseeding: MERION-SYDSPORT- (1 Ib. per 1000 sq. ft.) far Sod Uwm. FYLKING mix (1 Ib. per 1000 sq. II) £ LAWfl RING Iniurei tfilt for jny Itnn unfler 1552 kvimp mould thit Ijwn luDer dim,|« for my reiion. Uwfl nmc will rcra Guaranteed^ -it the CfoD»« lirre inij t\ no iddilicnil coil to the cc {5i"975tAWN KING; INC. THURS. 8:30 to 9 P; M: Call day or night for FREE\MBestimate and lawn analysis. PAGE 14 THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1975 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT A policy on graduation certified as successfully ald L. Kennedy andPaulM. retired board members mem bars of the school concern of the board. to Peterson and Sons of am) Hull absent from the In a 6 - 2'vote, with requirements from Rahway completing the graduation Geycr. Reverend Hard- Larry Lockhart, Harry W. system saying It waslibcl- He noted a good portion Warren for their low bid balloting, Ralph Manfred! Messrs. Henderson and S cnior High School was requirements may leave grove described it as a bad ^icDowell and Eric H. ous against him* of the letter concerned of $758 for the installation was returned as assistant LoRocco. in opposition, adopted on first reading by school prior to the normals- law .which he thought the Bcckhusen. The first two At the March 17 meeting contract negotiations and of lightning rod protective principal of-the Junior high Frank Lukaszewicz was members of thacity board graduation of the class. courts would soon rule un- lost the March 11 school board attorney Leo Kahn, not Mr. Lawrence. He also equipment on the chimney school and Ronald Ward as rcappolnted aRfiifirnnfprln- of education at their March Early graduates may, if constitutional. board race while the third after taking the matter un- said the letter may have at Franklin School. board business adminis- cipal a; Grover Cleveland 17 session. they wish, attend the regu- Barry D. Henderson chose not to run. der consideration as been sent through the in- Willie Gramby was trator and secretary. and' Franklin Schools. The policy requires a lar June graduation cere- registered as not voting At the February 17 he promised Mr. Lawrence traschool mail system, but unanimously approved as student complete 75credits monies. It was also noteiT and Paul A. LoRocco ab- board session, Alonzo W. he would, ruled the letter this was an association custodian at the senior of high school work appro- participation in the grad- stained from the balloting. Lawrence, president of the was an Internal communi- privilege guaranteed by high school effective April ved by tile school adminis- uation exercises will be Board members unani- Rahway Taxpayers Associ- cation between two factions contract. 1 through June 30 at the tration. In addition the stu- governed by the provisions mously voted to prepare ation, attacked an unsigned of the Rahway Education Board members unani- first step on the salary dent must have carried a of the behavior code and plaques of appreciation for letter mailed to select Association and thus not a mously awarded a contract guide. minimum of 25 credits, " administrative rules. The resignation ofa including health and phys- Board policy on textbook special education teacher ical education, every year. aid to non-public schools, at the senior high school Those wishing to gradu- which was. passed 5-3 at and the retirement of a ate must haye completed the March 17 board ses- kindergarten' teacher at three years of English sion, carried by a complex Roosevelt School were ac- Nicholas Reale will .be association spokeswoman three years of health and 4-3-1-1 vote on second The R a h w a y Jaycees. way. and his Del Rays. attendance of two children cepted unanimously by the featured artist at a Mrs. J.VV. (Ruth Austin) physical education, two reading. The policy change will hold their third annual] The evening will com- Guest speakers will be from Rahway. board members. Both will combined meeting of the Barry. years of American history was authorized by the "Sno-Ball Dance" to bene- mence with a roast beef state . Jayccc pros itton t All proceeds from the be effective June 30. Clark and Kenllworth Art. An eight-part series of and one year of mathema- state. fit the mentally retarded dinner at 8 p.m. This will Frank McDonough and affair will go to the canip Associations to be held oil painting lessonB will be Camp New Jersey Jaycee which will be operated and The appointment of Rob- Tuesday, April 1, at 3 p.m. offered by Michael Stoffa tics. The negative votes were on Saturday, March 29, at ; . be followed by dancing ert Cochran as acting sci- The policy also states cast by board president the American Legion hall "i from 9 p.m. until 2 a.m. chairman Walter Smith. staffed by members of the ence department chairman at the Clark Public under the sponsorship of those students who were Orrin T. Hardgrove, Don- on Maple Avenue in Rah- to the music of Sonny Ray Mr. Smith will present New Jersey Association at an annual salary of $600 Library, 303 Westfield the association in the town- slides of the newly pur- effective March 18 and for Avenue. ship library. chased camp in Effort, Pa. for Retarded Children. the balance of the school The public was Invited. Tho fee for the limited- Tirt-r-rc will rr\Qt *\7 wtrh year wati uuaidinuuSly ap- " " -wlU rnrnilmpnr Camp Jaycee will be liquor set ups extra. • For proved, ; served by hostesses from $28, Those interested np^n rTitH--q ifpT"m p~i^trTf~n ~tlci:et Dreamy information -Also unanimously accep- both groups. should telephone 388-8657 limited number of mentally telephone Allan Drake-at Mr. Reale, a Hillside or 388-0926. 3a2J21X5Rbj ..ted-was.the resignation of Jaycees will sponsor the Abrams at 381-7133. chairman of special sub- of Fine Arts, Pratt has studied at the Newark Art Students SchopLoLFine Arts,.Penn- lects at the junior hi^h ^ly5Ma5^^feFji .pointed-assistant principal He was said to be the_ Mrs. Barry said he con- of the junior high school, recipient of numerous "ducts' classes at Union" Warren Hanson adminis- awards including the College in Cranford and trative assistant to the.Newark Museum purchase has taught in . Rahway, .principal at the senior high_ awards plus Allied Artist, Union, GarwaatLand Cran- school-and-Charlcs-Hu 11 j ana sculptors So- iord.Jvlr. stqita, whojnain- ciety, American Water- tains a'gallary in"WestfleldV" assistant principal at '.taught for eight years at the Franklin School. color Society and 453 St. Goorgo five., Rahnay Monmouth College pur- New Brunswick art center. By the same 8-0 vote, - Ih.e-work-.of- Mrs.- Barry- (Near Cor. Inmon Avo.) BaMJquon with Mrs. Charles (Mlri-~ chase awards. 2S3 Smith Sireet, Perth flrnboy He has works in theis on display at Franklin (Comor of Proipoct Stract) permanent collections of ~ST2Te bank in ciarK. ine National Academy of Roselle mother of three 478 Old Bridgo.lpjt., So. River Design, Newark Museum, described herself as a Jersey City Museum - and multi-media. . artist.1. who. University of Arizona col- •works in oils, acrylics^nd lection/according to Clark collage. • Raymond' Leeof Clarfcv a drama student attending GRAPE WIRE 4/5 QT. Missouri Southern State UlNEYfiED RUSSET College in Joplin, Mo., was 10% CASE DISCOUNT Jhijf "The Warrior's Husband" which will be presented from Monday, April 28, to Saturday, May 3. - Mr. Lee is the son of JMrs.Doro.thy Lee of 49 A Chinese auction will in the church auditorium. Prescott Turn, Clark. The be c6nducted~"Ey~me"mb~ers: Mrsr George( Anna) Kane play by Julian Thompson, of the senior citizens club will be chairlady for jhe will be the last major pro- of "St. John the Apostle "affair."Sfie will"be'assistea" duction of the s e a s o n for Roman Catholic Church of by Mrs. James (Catherine) the. speech and drama de- Clark and Linden on Tues- Clark, Mrs. Paul (Ann) partment. day, April 22, at 7 p.m. Witcofski andMrs. Whitney (Sarah) Coleman. Admission will co'e't - $1.25. Those interested In attending should contact it ""an- Thursday; -Mary 22, club • members will view "Irene" at the Papermill Playhouse in Millburn. Tickets will cost $6. Buses will leave the church park- To celebrate both events we will award TWO (f- IS NOT NECESSARY TO BE AT THE ing lot at 1 and curtain $500 SETCO Savings Deposits. DRAWINGS ) time will be 2 p.m. Mrs. Clark will be chairlady. The drawing for the first deposit will be held , -, --»^#i-$ISr. / Entry forms for the drawings are available at Mrs. Clark will also be the Bank. chairlady for a trip to Wild- The drawing for the second $500 deposit will Everyone who enters the drawing will receive 24-02. wood Crest from Monday to be held on Friday, April 11 at 7:30 p.m. a valuable FREE gift. Saturday, June 2-7. Late in June the members will Gifts for all — Balloons (or the kids. journey to the Garden State . Arts Center in Holmdel. PREMIUMS FOR NEW ACCOUNTS ? IMPORTED WIMES Mrs. Joseph" (Helen) PROSIT BOTTLED IH GERMAMY Walsh. . was ..elected club president. Others elected were Mrs. Peter (Ann) LIEBFRAIIMILCH rr Walsh as vice president, QUAUTATSWE1N 23 OZ. BOTTIE Miss Rosemary Brennan as secretary andMrs. John YOUR i New account or new deposit of New account or new deposit ol (Angela) Rotko as corres- CHOICE^ $ CHOICE^ * u -LBILBO or moro ponding secretary. Earl Lang was selected 24-OZ. treasurer and reverend Edward G. Price was made chaplain. Mrs. John Glorlo 1974 (Margaret) Kiernan will *BEAUJOLAIS head the membership and 24-OZ. Mrs. Clark the recreation nouveau committee. Other committee heads AWATKINSWBGSBS are Mrs. Peter (Bernice) CONCORD GRAPE Sarat for sunshine, Mrs. Victor (Jessie) Tracy for BLACKBERRY A/(- -.- refreshments, Mrs". Alex- CAT AWBA PINK t}/0(Itl ander (Ann) McFarlane for CATAWBA WHITE reception and Mrs.. Jhn (Wanda) Poznanski for account or now deposit of fines." Mr-Sr-Edward (Genwtew)- Broda and Mrs. Richard YOUR \ New acCounronrewtfepostroi FOP tne nlrl witir iKatherine) Sharbcy—were "flStUlK Red Tame Wines made Union County dele- CHO1CEJ $5 000 or more gates. Mrs. Joseph Walsh, Ourgundy—Barberone grit, dash. spunK, Mrs. Rotko and John Kiernan will be trustees. Chlanti—Mellow Red mettle, piucHS heart. Mr. Kiernan will also »«I1H1I man head the publicity com- SflLLOM JUBS (whpjcants abetter job to finance obright, -mlttoo- and Mrs. Kane-wiU- adventurous whirl!) .-— lead the ways and means committee _ : FRAHZIft -With all thatKoinprforyournrrciinpratTofncejob'shDuld CU.IF0RHU be a snap. But wait...what about those secretarial ALSO PINK-SPK. BURGUNDY n/cilla? Things you need to know to land and keep the kind of job you really want. You can add tlwse wanted COLD DUCK 4/5 QT. .secretarial skills to grit, dash, spunk, mettle, pluck ice and heart in a matter of months at Sawyer. Then you, H .get together'and change your personal world for the ESTATE BOTTLED better. To get started, write today or phone for free NEW YORK STATE information about Sawyer Schools'.-- Three members of the RED-WHITE-ROSE 4/5 QT. Rahway police department are among 38 patrolmen Qualifying deposit must ronialn in tho account for a period and other law-enforcement ol 12 months. Regulations prohibit transfors from existing Wo'ro open: Mon-Fri., 9-2; Fri., 6-8 (Lobby) . personnel enrolled in the SETCO accounts to obtain a premium. Premium offer avail- *Watkh's Blended 103 30th annual session of the able to April 25,1975 at both SETCO Clark officos: 10 Wtst- Mon-Fri., 8-6; Fri., 8-8 (Drive-in) Union County Basic Police fiold'Avonuo and 1050 Ratitan Road. Mon-Fri., 8-9; 2-6 (Walk-in) BISEY SCHOOLS Training Academy at Union Remambsrl To bo oligiblo to win a $500 SETCO Sav-- Cc-llege*6 Cranford "IngrDeposIt yuur cuiiiplulml unlry [urin must b« at 664 Newark Ave. the Bank beforo 4-30 p m , Saturday, April 5, for the 59 first drawing; and before 7:30 p.m., Friday, April 11, Elizabeth, N.J. 07208. ... Jn. addition to instruction for the second drawing. • full Quarta in the fundamentals of - police work the academy Fuii toty"- oifere-recruits-;the-op{)or— - 35*315® tunity to earn up to 12 college ^rpftfA whtrh-may W E S T F l'E"L"D "A"V"E"K"U"E" -be transferred to'aUegree" program :in criminal MXMOtn OF THC 1UMUIT OANCOPtPORATION *—PTGUI tntonnottOTT about^aw jfCrQchools-* Dr~ justice offered -at Union Member FDIC Daposlta Fedora!ly Insured to $40.000' EXGUSilF. WITH WHITSII ^EW JERSEY College and other schools. £S ^^S "The members attending: ^UiU1 the spring, session are fef M Peter James Grzywac2, IZ£