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' Clark Public Library 1071 R aritan Rd. ’I ' M V C a rg P l TBL i "A Voice For A ll-A n Echo For None o q 3 W estfield Avenue V 10 Cents VOL. 2, No. 36 , Clark, N.J., Thursday, April 20, 1967 '"xciark. N. J. 0 7 0 6 6 ^ The Quill Mayor Appoints Six-Man Opening Ceremonies Many thanks — to Councilman Kaczmarek and County road chief Klug who “ got Westfield Avenue cleaned up” County Liaison Committee For Clark Little League last Monday. The "no parking” signs, thanks to the co­ To establish a closer re­ operation of Police Chief Muth, kept residents and shop- Robert G. Taylor, Vice “ The most important thing lationship between Clark’s President of Morey LaRue The Clark Little League ers from parking on the street for the morning — but government and the Union will hold its 1967 opening to the boys is having , their Supply Service of Linden, parents there at the game most agreed that the small inconvenience was well worth County Board of Freehold­ was educated at Penn State day ceremonies with appro­ ers, Mayor William J, Ma­ priate festivities at Bosze to see them play. The thrill it. University" and Rutgers Uni­ of a good catch, a hit or * * * * guire has appointed a six- versity. He is a member of Field, the home of the Clark man County Liaison Com­ the Linden Industrial As­ Little League, located in the scoring a run is made all It's “ Babe Ruth League” week in Clark Apr. 24-30 — mittee. Rear of Town Hall, Apr. 22 the more exciting and sociation, the Chamber of sat' mg if Mom and Dad and they’ re going to be conducting a fund drive. The lea­ Heading the group is Irv Commerce of Eastern Union at 11 a.m. in discussing the T. Gordon, head of the I.T. County and served as sec­ program chairman Schafer ar lere to see it and cheer. gue opens its season Apr. 22— so let’s support both their Gordon Insurance Agency of said: “ The name “ Clark Lit­ I he Board of Directors, retary of the Newark Execu­ the team managers, the team games and their fund drive. 1124 Raritan Rd., Clark. Mr. tives’ Association. tle League” signifies the ag­ ******* Gordon is an Air Force vete­ Michael J. Ginesi, a native gregate sum of all the boys coaches, the men who work ran. He is a graduate of in the program, minor and in the program and the Mot­ And on the subject of fund drives — last week's of Clark, has been a builder hers in the Women’s Auxil­ Tampa University and also for 21 years and is respon­ major little league. As pa­ "Q u ill” carried a comment that no money had been col­ holds a degree in Business rents of these boys you are iary who are giving freely of sible for many residential their time to provide a safer lected from Clark residents for the town’s annual heart Administration from Rider and commercial buildings in automatically members in College. He was a member Clark. He is a former Presi­ good standing in the organ­ saner and more thorough fund drive. After many calls from residents who are work­ of Mayor Maguire’s Budget dent of the Gran Centurions ization. program for your son, de­ ing on the drive or who have contributed to it — we dis­ Review Committee and also and is now President of its “ As parents of these boys serve your active support as is a member of the Mayor’s and members of the Little helpers and fans. covered that the drive is now in full swing throughout the “SWEET APPLE” and lots more juicy fun are in store Board of Trustees. He is a “It is most disappointing Development Council. He former President of the League it is not only your township and that neighborhood captains are hard at work for the audience at the Brewer School on Apr. 28 when holds membership in local, privilege to participate as to the league members to the students present “ Bye, Bye Birdie” , for which Union County Bowling Pro­ play a game or even several collecting for this worthy cause. Illness had caused a state and national Parent prietors Association and a fans, it is your responsi­ (pictured above left to right) Steve Kulbaba, Mary Ann Teacher Associations, is a bility to participate as sup­ games and not have even Lynch and Alan Oatley rehearse. member of the Board of delay of six weeks in Clark’s campaign — and the County member of the YMC A and has Governors of the State Bowl­ porters both at the games ONE parent in attendance. heart fund people had listed Clark with a $0 contribution — been active in the Clark Tax­ ing Proprietors organiza­ and in Little League activi­ Yes folks, it really can and payers’ Association. ties. DOES happen occasionally. but failed to explain that the drive would take place later. Rock n’ Roll ... Teenage Idols ... tion. John O’Hare is office man­ This program is designed ***** ager of K.E. Knotts Co., a specifically and soiey for manufacturer of air and hy­ your son and all the other “ Good Luck” to the five finalists for the Miss L ittle Will Be 'On Stage’ Allaire Appointed boys--now honestly, doesn’t draulic equipment. He is a Two Girls Become your son merit your being League Contest, who were picked by Police Chief Muth at past president of the Clark in attendance and cheering Monday night's meeting of the Clark L ittle League A u x ili­ For Bye, Bye Birdie To Commission Taxpayers Association. him on for the short period Fred P. Wray, Jr. is Librarians For Day the games will last. Too soon ary. Rock n’ roll. ..teenage performance on Apr. 28 at 1 President of the Clark Jay- these little fellows grow up The finalists are Jane Bellero, Clare Patalkis, Mary idols...and youthful enthusi­ p.m. for the elementary For Mosquito Control cees and a charter member of the organization. He holds Two high school students, and the pleasures of their Ellen Szper, Carol Yarusavage, and Louise Tracey. Mayor asm will fill the auditorium school children of the town. one from Arthur L. Johnson youthful enthusiasm is lost of the Charles H. Brewer Part of the double casts John F. Allaire, Jr., of a B.S. degree in Business to us forever. Memories of Maguire w ill select the winner opening Day, Apr. 22. Administration from Fair- and the other from Mother School, when “ Bye Bye Bir­ include; 65 Grand St., Clark, was Seton, served as librarians happy days with little lea­ die’*- the Broadway musical Albert Peterson, Rose Al­ recently appointed by the leigh Dickinson University ****** for-a-day at the Clark Public gue sure do help to ease the satire on rock and roll sin­ varez, Conrad Birdie, Kim Board of Freeholders to a and served four years in the nights spent alone at home Want the inside information on Clark’s proposed re­ navy during the Korean con­ Library last Monday. (See gers, comes to life for the Macafee, Mr. Macafee, Mrs. three-year term on the Union picture on page 5) while the men (our little public on Apr. 28 at 8 p.m. Macafee, Mae Peterson, County Mosquito Com­ flict. Mr. Wray is an in­ boys of yesterday) are now ferendum for a new school at Mildred Terrace and a new surance agent. The two students were Since it is the story of Hugo Peabody, Ursula Mer- mission. Ellen Calhoun and Christine out on their own. bym at Hehnly — come to the Clark Board of Education teens and their town which kle, Randolph Macafee. The commission is re ­ William W. Jones is man­ “ If the program serves sponsible for mosquito con­ ager of Process Develop­ Novak. Ellen, a senior at public meeting on Apr. 20 (that’s tonight) at 8 p.m. at the are overcome by a popular David Brooks, Cathy Ber- Arthur L. Johnson, lives at this end, if the experience, singing idol, the students nasky, Steve Kulbaba, Will trol in Union County’s 21 ment and Control at Vulcan the association and the action Brewer School. And about public meetings — the Clark Materials Co., Chemicals 1071 Central Ave,, Clark have little difficulty in iden­ Guthlein, Karen Felter, towns, the purchase of trucks and Christine, a senior at lessons which stem from Municipal Council w ill meet at 8 p.m. Monday evening in tifying with the parts. Marie Marrone, Andrea Na- and equipment, and the hiring Division of Newark. He is a teamwork and the fun of of summer help for about graduate of Wayne State Uni­ Mother Seton, lives at 201 the Council Chambers. The show has an excep­ lepa, George Buonanno, Carnegie St., Linden. playing prove of some bene­ tionally large cast with many Maryann Lynch, Robert 22 positions. Mr. Allaire versity, Detroit, Michigan, fit in the growing up pro­ said that he’s working to • and holds both a B.S. and Librarians - for - a - day varied speaking and per­ Isaac. is one of the library’s pro­ cess of millions of young­ forming parts - including Robert Gittleman, Kathy make sure some Clark M.S. degree in Chemical En­ sters—Little League Ful­ youths are among those ap­ gineering. Mr. Jones is a grams during National Lib­ Is your child eligible for kindergarten in Clark? A re­ dancers, cheerleaders, and Kokinda, Frank Rusciano, rary Week (Apr.
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