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According to a letter is- sued to die Rahway Board of Education by its attorney Leo Kahn, Louis R. Kizzo will r.nnrinne ro be a mem- ber of votes will

OCT. tuaU-y- "declared a^ act hav- No. 2? ing been properly ap; ' Day; Oct. 23, Veterans This question wastheeub- His appointin board is brring four members •.-! tli • AKING TO ADVERTISE...Signs for the annual garage sale of the Rahway Board of Edu- Dr. John J. Sprawls, ana baked goods sale of the Rahway Area Junior Woman s Club cation held in Roosevelt and Nov. 23 and 24, Thanks- an. m.iJe by Mrs. David Broder, left, andMrs. Robert DeBlasio L. Keefe, Eric H. Ik- School. giving. at -a worktihup in the. laxter's home. The sales will be held on and Harry W. MctJmvxrli,-wuk Members ul idCLlons on Also, Dec. 23 to Jan. 1, a petition befun the office Saturday, June 10, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m, at 301 Maple Avenue, the board lined -up behind Winner Recess; Jan. 2, school Controversies and Dis- Rahway. opening; Feb. 12, Lincoln's the calendar each favored. putes of the Stato Uupan- Birthday; Feb. 19, Washing- ment of Supporting the calendar ton's Birthday; April 20-29, At—th that was finally adopted at- Spring Recess; May 28, rt*r nearly 45 minutes uf de- Mr. McDowell baie were Edward J. Higgins, 3Q day of school for students. Sprowls left iht.- James \-~. Kernan, Louis (J. Students favored the calen- that a quuruni \A.ib :i. Boch, Paul LoRoccu and dar that was defeated by sent. Mr. Rizzo was Louis R. Rizzo, who was 3-to-l majorities. Votes quently elected 4-»'. appointed to die board at Mr. Rizzo cuir> i •(.> were taken in the junior and ; :.at A Kahway Secondary Sum- must be made up. No credit us stormy May 15 meeting. the two mcmbfj": L will be recommended where senior high schools and tal- mer School program, spon- Opposing the calendar lies were announced by Dr. absence or tardiness Is ex- were Joseph L. Keefe, Eric ~d\ ."TrTr-."."Tir i—by—th-e—Boar-d-oi-Edu— t cation, will be offered at the cessive. SIo fees wTH Ee pyg by staying. refunded after the first ses- Oowell and Dr. John J. Mr. McDowell stated that HVe V0Te3~att i.ii'Uui! m Rflhw.w High School from June 22 to July 28 for stu- sion of class or in the event Sprowls. if the votes were taken then conduct board business, and of a student's dismissal from Calendar No. 1, die winner, they should have a bearing Mr. Kahn ruU-d th.ii .uiy dents in grades 7 through 12. The purposes of the pro- school for failure to comply provides for four three-day on the deliberations of the action taken v. uli'••..• nv._- with rules. vacations and a spring re- board. members present v, -:- "i l- gram, under the director- Classes will be held Mon- cess. The calendar that was Mr. Boch felt that student legal." ship of Herman Kagan, vice day through Friday, with the not adopted would have no voices should be heard, but Mr. Kahn ha^ i:ii> M/-AI principal, include enabling students to earn a passing first period from 8 to 9:30 holidays in October but would that other factors should be the board thai. "\- ^. ;ild a.m. and the second period provide aMid-winter Recess used in making the final appear that th<. deK-ii • v.ouL! grade in a subject previously Greeting Flur^nz Ziegfeld in "Funny G'-rl" by an outlandish salary offer, Ross studied, availing him of the from 9:35 to 11:05 a.m. from Feb. 10-19. determination also. arc, left LU ri^ii:, Ca.Lh,> Uiivera be paid by the hu.iu! ul i-du- Additional subjects may be Both calendars have 183 The lack of consulting pa- Holland playing Tom Keeney is cation." opportunity to raise a low playing tiic-pari uf Mrs. accompanied by left to right, Vunceil grade or to improve offered upon request, if school days listed and start rents on the calendars was The petition ukd b> the brought to the fore by Mr. i^dilldfpyg^U , mastery m a subject. sufficient students enroll. on Sept. 6. No. 1 closes \{\dti, v hervl i ''LiriL-n plawng the -four— aiem-bers n;uac J U.e. The school reserves thu school June 20, while the LoRocco. He also said stu- Susan Speidel playing die part of Fanny Brice taken to 665 Martin Street on M.iM y 21 fof r thhe ribbon-cuttinibbi g ceremoncr y at the new office of board of education and Mr. Amutig the subject offer- dent opinion was not sampled part ul Mrs. Urice, Jaint,-^ 1 tcker James Gndishin playing the part of ings are: English (7 th right to withdraw courses other would delay closing ; luwnc rlH ; an ul H<'tvn/ / ic^U-ld, Jr. American La France, manufacturer of fire-aghdng equipments JBictured with the company s Rizzo as for which registration is in- for two days to June 22. in the elementary schools. Nick Arnstein, and Ross Holland playing Aero Chief 90 which will be delivered to Linwood, are, left to right, Rahway s 1969 pumper, through I2th grades), all lan- .iiu N.IHL\ K,; A i la\ m>i rlu , in ul Jviu;\ sufficient. He stated further that when the part of lorn Keeney. 1953 pumper and 1919 pumper. Mayor Daniel U Martin cut the ribbon. Also representing guages, basic mathematics, parents are consulted, the the city were Fire Chief George G. Link and Councilman Francis R. Senkowsky. Mies Karen alfiebra I and II, geometry, board would be able to create Link was the official hostess for the ceremony. American LaFrance was represented by biology, chemistry, physics, holidays at times when fam- s Peter Hoey, president of the manufacturing division; Donald Kincaid, field service repre- United States history I and ilies could take trips together Tickets: 3.00; For Information Call 388-8500 Days or 382-4666 Mights sentative and James Hendricks, who is in the company's headquarters in Elmira, N.Y. 11, bookkeeping I, II and 111F and when, supervision for stenography I and U, busi- children out of school would ness law, business ma- be more readily available. chines, typewriting 1 and II, In otKer action, the board and personal use typing. Fifth Ward Democrats will nik of 104 Jensen Avenue; set June 16 as the final day T uition fo r each subject decide at Tuesday's primary Fourth Ward, Lester P. of school for next ye&r. . S:j.\ Registration will take election whether- Mrs. Ste- Bragg of 1558 Montgomery nlace Monday through June Street; Sixth Ward, Louis G. The senior class next year phanie Cedervall of 521 was authorized to have its I'll at the high schooloffice. Central Avenue or John De- Boch of 856 Mileon l-k>ulo- >\o registration will be ac- vard. prom at the WestmounrCoun- Largy of 853 Hamilton Street try Club on May 17. its power with great caution. cepted without full payment. will be their candidate for The /foils will be open The Rahway M unicipal Council last June 10 was Enrollment for an enrich- Miss Orila Fonseca was Judge Feller pointed out councilman in November. from 2--atm. to 8 p.m. Council's ordinance banning unconstitutional. ment course, or for the pur- named psychologist for the that in the present case The contest between Mrs. The polling places are: construction of gasoline ser- pose of raising a grade, can school system for 1972-73 there is a terminal point of Cedervall, who has the back- First Ward—First -Dis- vice stations in the city for In his ruling. Judge Feller be made at the discretion at $13,950 a year. one year." He called such a ing of the city Democratic trict, Washington School; one year was upheld on May stated that an ordinance of oi die student. However, stu- The summer school pro- restriction "reasonable." organization, and Mr. De- Second District, Grover 23 by Superior Court Judge the type enacted by Rahway dents who are failing a sub- gram of Title 1 was author- ie not unconstitutional and The Rahway Board of Ad- Largy is the only one for Cleveland School, Third Dis- Milton A. Feller in Eliza- ject or subjects must obtain trict, Washington School • ized to run from June 26 beth. that a moratorium on such justment rejected Mobil's Democratic or Republican to July 28 and 21 teachers permission of the individual councilmanic nominations. Fourth District, store at 236 Judge Feller ruled againsc construction is within the application for a variance Louis R. Rixzo sub |ect teachers prior to were hired at $36 a day. -on—Oct.—IS,—L9XL—on the. The unopposed GOP can- W. Scott Avenue. the Mobil O^L CbrporatloinrTif- -police power—©I—a—munici- enrollment for. a retake of •"—SecondHVard--First, Sec- A nurse was approved at ground that the station would didate In the^ITtir^Vaferrs New York, which sought to pality. the course in summer ond, Third and Fourth Dis- $30 a day. The program be within 200 feet of a play- Councilman Peter M. Dono- obtain a variance for a gaso- "A municipality may adopt session. tricts, Franklin School. will be conducted from 8 line station at St. George a stopgap ordinance which, ground. van of 688 Stone Street who a.m. to 2 p.m. Third Ward--First, Sec- Avenue ~antl—Murray—Street.- if not temporary, mtght be The judge noted that the Summer school rules of won election to an unexpired ond, Third and Fourth Dis- Seymour S. Lichtenstein, an considered unconstitu- playground cited ie more conduct will be explained term last year after having Cuf in tricts, Columbian Club, SO Elizabeth attorney who rep- tional," Judge Feller said. than 200 feet from the prop- u.i all pupils on the first been appointed earlier in the W. Inman Avenue. Caravan fo Have resented Mobil, argued that He added that a municipality erty proposed as a site for Jay of school, at which time year. the ordinance adopted-by~che- be_ careful to exercise the station. The city claimed -til students will report to The Rahway Democrats Fourth Ward—First Dis- that ah undeveloped lot On Bus Route 132 the auditorium for £lass and have contests for seats on trict, Grover Cleveland 7th Communion nearer the proposed station Residents a •jm.ii luucher assignment. Regular the City Democratic Commit- School; Second and Third site will be dedicated for Street, Inman Avenue and attendance is imperative and tee In the Fourth, Fifth and Districts, Columbian-School; playground use. the area. neax- :JIIL=...... AN^ik..._niiajied.d_ug to absgnce Sixth Wards. The GOP has Fourth District, Firehouse, Breakfast Sun. Judge Feller commented tary are unhappy a cohtestfor committee posts E. Milton Avenue. in the Second Ward. that there is a question Transport of New Jersey's artment of Case Fifth Ward-- First Dis- El Jotfe Caravan 155, In- whether the land hae been Plan to reduce the ruimV ]• The unopposed Democratic trict, former post office, ternational Order of the set aside for playground use. of buses trawtuip, ihe I-L>LIU candidates for their party's Esterbrook Avenue; Second Alhambra, will have its sev- The Runway BoardofEdu- subcommittees to work in He returned the case to the from seven to one. nomination for councilmen and Third Districts, Fire- enth communion breakfast cation, which authorized a areas of enrollment and Board of Adjustment for fur- The once-a-dav lino be- are: First W ard. Council- house, Seminary Avenue; on Sunday, school population trends, ther clarification of the play- The apartment of U. S. man J. Milton Crane of 323 Fourth District, former post citizens advisory committee gan Operation 'luesUay alter Mass and communion will H' >.HAM PK)NSt 1II 'S... John Moun, coach ot tlu- to study school buildings classroom requirements, ground boundaries. months of no service Jn ii Senator Clifford P. Case in Morton Avenue; Second Ward, oftice, l-.sterbrook Avenue. other space requirements, Kahway was picketed over Joseph Cerchiaro of 2253 Sixth Ward-- First Dis- be celebrated at J a.m. Kahway High Schuol track and field team, center, is needs. Is seeking the names The Rahway board and the the strike against 1NJ. in St. Mark's Roman Catho- building and space options, the weekend by members of Evans Street; Third Ward, trict, Roosevelt School; Sec- i: heading a campaign to raise funds t<- send Bob Ywrke, of citizens willing to serve building Inspector were rep- Prior to the strike, buses lic Church, Hamilton Street, left, and Nate Austin, twu members uf the leani, tu on the committee. finance and publicity and resented by John D, Meth- went from the Rahw.iv busi- New Jersey Young Ameri- Keith Stinger of 452 Cor- ond, I'lurd" and Forth Dis- information gathering. cans for Freedom to show nell Avenue; Fourth Ward, irict.s, Rahway High School. Rahway. Breakfast will fol- the national high school meet on June 10 in Baton Kouge, The committee will offer fessel, an Rahway ness center, to lnni.ui Avt - low at the hall of the Knights sag La., and the high school .cuampiunshius on Ju_n<. 17 in some private citizens and (Continued on Page 4) attorney. nue and then into C uK••nia. their opposition to the sena- Walter McLeod of 856 Thorn I tor's liberal voting record Street, and Sixth Ward, Jo- of Columbus, 80 W. Inman FT" Sacramenro, Calif. taxpayers the -opportunltyjo Since the strike, service ter- Avenue, Rahway. Breakfast T and his criticism of Presi- seph M. Salay of 131 Walters Nan Sentenced '•'L study the physical neecls and" minates in dowrrrnwrr Hah- will becaieredby the Colum- dent Nixon's policies in Street. Dennis Peoples of the 1000 requirements of the system. way, with the excepiK'ii ut bianettes of Rahway. ~p It is planned to have six the one bus taking the [ire- Vietnam. The other Republican can- block of Randolph Avenue, 1, strike route which be^an The apartment is located didates for councilmanic no- Rahway, was sentenced Fri- Speakers will be Sister j- Lillian of the child study minatJons are: First Ward, day by Union County Judge comer in Newark and the i. Route 132 was the subject John ' J. Sterbacfc, state "Eugene DTGentscn or/35 t. GOPCIubi'lans regional director uf the New of a similar tussle with resi- contact for the organization, Milton Avenue; Second Ward, m in ate reformatory sentence Jersey Council of Caravans, -1'- i dents last August when ser- said Sen. Case was given a John C. Marsh of 924 Mau- for an armed robbery Dec. international Order of the vice was reduced ire-m IS to rating of zero by the Ameri- rice Avenue; Third Ward, 2 at Pete*s Liquor Store, To Hear County, Alhambra. seven runs daily. can Conservative Union.- Councilman -Richar-d-JL-Voy-- -— r^e invocations " -wm~be~ The company in claiming given by caravan chaplain, City the line loses money, and the Rev. Thaddeus Zuber of says it will substantiate us St. Mark's Church. claim before members of Republican Party candi- Reservations may be made dates for Union County free- the Public Utilities Commis- sion. by purchasing tickets from holder and for Rahway Muni- the chairman, Joseph Stone, cipal Council will speak at Residents say the line is 3S8-4439, or Bernard Talty, the meeting of the Rahway patronized, and Uiat without 486-0450. RepubBcanClub on Tuesday, service muny people will- be June 13t at 8 p.m. in the forced to walk long dis- VFW Han, CampbelTStreet, tances. Duke Road resi- tions of the caravan are used Rahway. dents for instance, are more to assist retarded children. SUPPORTS FUND DRIVL...M ayor Daniel L. Martin Freeholders Edward H. than two miles from an alter- of Rahway, second from left, issues proclamation Donations can be sent to: Rahway High School All-American Track Fund Tiller of Garwood and Wal- nate bus route. declaring May 15-22 as H-ig-h School All-American ter^JE^_JLHrich__o| RahwaRahy The service thai, began RCFC to Meet Track Fund Week in the city. Receiving the proclama- and the third GOP canBIcLdtI e Tuesday is supposed to have -tion -is- -inhn Moun r.nac.h of .tihe._Rahway__nig[h ^chool_ c/a lOHi MDOM^MRWIY HLGHJCHftOL...Madison Aye., Rahway, N. J. 07065 for freeholder, Herbert Heil- one bus leaving Potters tracV and field --team. With thom; are Nate XustTn, 3tJlht star hurdler of the team, left; Robert Yorke, top ^n^nTT7 zabem at 7:39 a.m. and -v Having "ciraHgeTTttvetrmeet=" competitor in field events, including the shot put, asked to speak. The Rahway another coming from Newark ing day'from'the firstMondav second from right, and Carlos Garay of the Rahway candidates Invited to the For Information Call 388- to leave Broad ami Jersey to the first Wednesday of Jaycees who are spearheading the fund drive. meeting are Third Ward Councilman Richard J. Voy- Streets, Elizabeth, at 5:07 each month, the Rahway Citi- nik. and Fifth Ward Council- p.m. The route will be in zens for Flood Control, Inc. man Peter Kf7T>onovan.~Eu- peraQort—Fcfotrclay* ~t*rrotrgh- will meet Wednesday at 8:15 gene D, Gentsch, candidate p.m.Jnthe hall ofSt.MarPs for First Ward councilman; Roman ' CaTfrollc Church, IN THIS ISSUU y Department who were Hamilton Street, off Central promoted recently were honored at" a dinner heId~5SnC5cm 31, I^iitr^tiTTi^B-Bcnywlem^ Second Ward can- Armed Forces 18 Brought to You by The LEHRER-CRABIEL FUNERAL HOME, 275 W. Milton Avenue, Rahway, N.I didato;—beater—Pv Bragg, Association, in the Squires Inn, Rahway. Pictured at the event are left to right Morris On the agenda is a report Church News 13 Clay promoted to sergeant; Mayor Daniel L. Martin, Director of Police John J. Hummel, of the Sisto fill hearing held .Classified... 10 G* Boch, Sixth Ward ttEACHlNG^6RfftESi£Y^ who-waa-promoted-fronv-captaln;,-Ronald McKoon, and Barry Henderson, also promoted to in the offices of the Water David B, Crabiel, Director-Manager E ditor i ale ( serccanu £nd P-atrolman John StefmUck, president of the PBA local. The dinner also honored Policy Council, Labor and the new water tower being-constructed for me City of 8 Movies..'." three men retired. They were Carl Rich, who "was A detective;"Herbert Tv K-inchy-wlio-w^B Industry "Building ^""Tifentoni^ ^Walter F;G anning, Rahway on $tn property on Hart Street near the 10 flnd "public W6rks bulldin^^He^pr^ebtF^^JQinTF^tfe^f^o- LUJm.ij.0 -T?oHccr-^hiefrrjmd-

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t -•* «•..•»«•/: -• THURSDAY, JUNE 1/1972 EAGE 3 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT .•«.•. RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD. CLARK PATRIOT PAGE 2 THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1972 Three Become CD Sergeants course* dur the all-campull-campus bowling teteam,, Miss Eileen ^ Bruce A. Preston of Rah- 3 way will receive a degree in The Civil Defense Aux- They are Joseph o?CoUe?^ ^ MrM . SchneideShid r was chosen daughter of Mrs. Mary C English Questions in { mechanical engineering iliary Police Department Antennucci, Gordon P. fi ° ^r the all-campus babaskes , Moran and rhe late Donald promoted three men to ser- Lechner, Sr. and John Unitedch conduc« footbalbll l J . MoraM n of 6 Par* streestreett, * from Virginia Polytechnic d - geant, announced Lt. Patrick Klimkiewicz. an s and seminar* foi ball, Softball and football bhl Institute, Blacksburg, Va., Given Promotion sponsoreTbv Unlo teams; Mr. Schifano was se- Clark, received a bachelor Saturday. Samuel's Labor Aid Catena on May 22. CoUeffe sponsoreCranforda were-JDy unioun tected •^-^..for the all-campuo s noff nsciencr mre deizredegree iinn husibusi- dith Wshamol2063 Si" ^ftball and football teams, nesa administration from the paper, Mrs. English By Kate Bauer r8 h Richard Rappaport of At National State Mrs. Jerry F. English, The children of Rahway the entry blanks. eligible for prizes. &orge° A venue R^way' and Mr. Zavali was picked Caldwell College. caldweU. castigated her opponent, Clark; has been accepted for the Regular Democratic Or- Ribbons will be awarded to The show, scheduled to be- or June C. Molesky of the Richard Samuel, for not em- will have the limelight on man- Beverly Schult of 26 Acorn * the all-campus wrestling last enrollment at George Wash- ganization of Union County Sunday, June 11, aa they and the winning animals in all gin at 1 p.m., will be held agement information at Rahway office of the National ploying a union bug on his was named chairman ui" die Drive, Evelyn Kassinger of team Robert DeChellis, for- ington University, Washing- candidate for the 12th Con- their pets compete in the categories and,all entries are at Tully Field, Grove Street, Merck & Co. Inc., Rahway, 28 Colonial Drive, Jeanne State Bank was promoted to gressional District seat, is- literature, while calling annual golf outing tor the merly ot" Rahway, was ton, in September. He plans the position of "assistant fifth annual pet show spon- Rahway. Sunday, June 18, Is was elected an assistant sec- Good of 35 Autumn Avenue, sued a last-minute re- himself a friend of labor. Westfield Area Chamber 'it to major in foreign policy cashier. sored by the Rahway Jaycee- Paper Drive planned the alternate date in case Commerce. 1 he tuurn.inu-:u retary to the board of trus- Hazel Ho.ec, 326 Par.way rf^f ^Zts^VoZ -*-** _,e degree of ]Uris and political science. Active lease asking for Republican Mrs. English charged that of rain. tees of I'nion College. Cran- A graduate of St. Peter's and independent support tn "Sometime ago, I received ettes. The band of Arthur L. will bt- held J_nt- 1 at Drive, Claire Person of 44 Coppleson of 80 Tudor Drive, in dramatics, he pians to take The show is open to chil- Contestants will be ex- t.»rd, at the annual meeting Rober'ts Road and Mrs. Theo- Clark and Rodney P -- ^ -;_ reside part in theater productions School, New Brunswick, she the June 6 primary. a telephone call from Mr. Johnson Regional High ; _m. at t!^ ^hjCKa . n the Cranford campus. aren earned the basic certificate dren who are in Grades 2, School, Clark, will have a pected to know a litte about dore Welsch of 6600 James Havrlluk, son of Mr. and * . ^ during the summer. Mrs. English made the Samuel asking me to be ready PLANNING ENTFRTAINMENT...The pet show commit- m of the American Institute of to bail out some United Farm 3, 4 and 5. Entry blanks are paper drive on Saturday, _he basic care of their pets. Avenue all of Clark. Mrs. Havllruk of 245 W. Lin- appeal due to a court de- tee is hard at work preparing for the Rahway Jaycee- being distributed to all the Additional information and lie-r b. Ruehm, senior Banking and is working Workers demonstrators" if ettea' fifth annual pet show. Pictured left to right are June 10. Papers will be col- coin Avenue, Rahway, re- Mary b. Rohman of .S74 John Joseph Casey of 70 cision which voided the schools in Rahway by the entry blanks may be obtained , resident of Merck and toward standard certifica- necessary. He couldn't, he Mrs Ellie Brandner, Mrs. Maureen Abrams, Mrs. lected if the band is notified lack Mar M.chael Alba of 016 Cora ceived bachelor of arts de- Avenue, Rahwa>, was Sweet Briar Drive, Clark, three-year waiting period Jaycee-ettes. Entries must by calling the chairlady,Mrs. l:w., Rahway, was re- June C. Molesky tion. before a New Jerseyancould said, because his law firm Carol Wheat, Mrs. Patricia Gibbs and Mrs. Kathy by calling 388-9504. Papers a;. Place Rahway James grees at the 185th com- awarded a bachelor of arts was graduated from George- be returned by Tuesday. All may be left at the school. John Brogan, at 382-2418. CAR US -d iL' a three-year term e ei de ree from the Mrs. Molesky started her switch parties. The June 6 represented one of the food Mamczak. Schneider of 1130 Maurice £ £^ J^ MarshlllCof- 8 l'wversir> RALMCiBUFF...Anthony Cru2 wn"University, Washington necessary information is on M illikin I'mversUy, d tO inson of 419 W. Meadow banking career as a book- primary was consequently companies being picketed. *W A t 'i..ah Avenue Phillip Schifano of of Colorado, Boulder, lulu., of 1030 Westfield Avenue, May 21. •CAMI-.HAS ::.:-. HI. e e keeper at National Newark made totally open, and Re- "If my opponent claims he conn u- J 170 Victoria Drive and Jay l 8 . Lancaster, Pa.,onMay Rahway, with his display of Avenue, Rahway, was grad- on May 24. & Essex Bank, Newark, later publicans can vote for Demo- is a friend and fighter for I'M GLAD 1 CHAHGED TO .. ai tin- Zavali of 117 Acorn Drive, 21. amateur radio equipment versity of . L.H-M krepin of Hyatt Patricia A. Coffey, daugh- becoming a commercial tel- crats and Democrats for Re- the United Farm Workers, Sheperds Seek •JMWHLRY sal all of Clark., were given Bradford S. Butler, Jr. ot which will be on exhibit at f Mr. and Mrs. Geraro Law School on rings, New Departure ter o and mortgage publicans. then why does.he--or why *RL:SSliLL S lOVhR M u r awards for excellence in the Miss Michelle M. 770 W. Scott Avenue, Rah- the Rahway Public Library coffey of 1144 Forest May _!._. Is a 1969 ID ion. General Motors H National did he-- take money from a CANDY associated w itr. s< intramural sports league at Ferreira of 34 Brookside way, completed an eight- until the end of June. Drive and Sharon Lee Sos- graduate of the same univer- Mrs. English stated she PREIVUER OIL * PRANS1S TUK RADIOS •; ., dark, and Raymond favored the federal court law client who was working For Power Line Fight Domestic Shelter J . Vwt-iten I 'i v: the annual sports banquet Terrace, Clark, will be week course in principles nosky, daughter of Mr. and National State. U I" M i,:hue of Merck & Co., decision establishing cross- against the farm workers, ^t-nt-ral aftt-n_> sponsored by the day session awarded a bachelor degree of supervisory management Mrs. Dorothy Schweiger Mrs. Walter Sosnosky of 40 In March of 1965, after a The Union County Board Charles Walano stated at the Several German shep- AND jjid ! niu-a :;-. i zar aro a over voting. and why did he turn to me to herds, one of whom would GASOLIHE !f , mtn^ student council of Union Col- at the commencement exer- - Mexian Brothers Hospi- and Mrs. Ruth Kiger ofRah- Terhune Road, both of Clark, ~f °u ?* ., ' 10-year retirement, Mrs. be ready]?to bail him out?" of Chosen Freeholders ap- May council meeting the $25, can change -U i.i you. ar.i< in. a breakfast seminar iege at the Lynn Restaurant, ciees of the University of __, Flizabeth """ me n er of*----* the M* r In another statement to make a good watchdog, and SUPPLY way received certificates for received degrees from Mary- staff , }J t « °- Molesky returned to the propriated $25,000 and 000 would be forthcoming I 22. ncer education last Gypsy, a female poodle who Klizabeth. Bridgeport in Connecticut on completing a 90-hourphar- wood College, Scranton, Pa., poll tan Life hi su ranee Co., National State Bank as a named Cranford Township when all four communities • ich has her American Kennel Mr. Alba was named to June 11. Michael 4>. -H-e-li-e *>_ lO44v macology course at Eliza- Sunday. Both girls are 1968 Gardemorn btate thae nOffic $1.e4 million drive-in teller and was soon Attorney Donald R. Creigh- anted $16,25U each. Milton Boulevard, Rahway, beth General Hospital, graduates of Mother Seton ton as-special counsel in an The freeholders acted af- Club (AKC) papers are avii-Il- FOR FRIENDLY RELIABLE SERVICE personal life insur_an_c_e, P^?^^L~ a«?A™*_J^ able for adoption at Kindness 86 Westfiold Avc, Clark, N. J. 07065; received a bachelor of arts Ulizabeth. Regional High School, Clark. ,* te_ter-~~St_e—was— «_**_-* rer the StateSenate last week _HWH qnai rrv nil :&=SWaufftuFBn~\ "Clark Is a Town on the Move^ Keep business" ^adimmsrraTion ot - "Miss - Barbara Delmont,- -Dr.- William Yeomane of- i±re firm's _ { the Rahway office in 1970. application t° erecx Goorgetown University, daughter of Mrs. Margaret 510 Goodman's Crossing, representatives. Mrs. Molesky resides with 30700O^volx~overheatr-pu- proval boforo a-ut-iU^y-could—co(SPCA). ^ EI1C___G1E__L._. .GREETING CARDS Washington-, -en--M-_y 2-tr -j3e_fm>ft*--•<_•_••—_-8-3-L—Ha-nfl-ilt-on—G_a_4_7—w_ts—th-& _=ec_}>ient—of her -husband Rrank- and two wer_line.through_Union an<4 erect overhead lines in a George Avenue, RahwayT Street, Rahway, was grad- the American Academy of Norbert. J. W.ai___s..Qrciark "community. The defeatofthc the Washington Sav- children-Donna ^ \—~~' Charles R. Drake, Jr. of uared with a bachelor of arts Periodontology Award from on Prescott Turn in Clark. The action followed last measure u e as assis- (No Overhead P P require extra care for 904 Stone Street, Rahway, degree in psychology from Georgetown University She is active in church and legislative failure to from NOW who wi_I~be graduated from Jersey CTty btate College, scnooi ol uenTistry, wastl~ t"int mmvHH- the next several weeks. Any- businese activities, one oT~ p r the University of Miami, Jersey City. ingcon, on May 20. zens committee, that Dem- which is the Rahway Busi- .Irecrion of overhead power Coral Gables. Fla.. romor- Dr. and Mrs. Bronlkowskl ocratic legislators acted of Clark attended the Emer- ness and Professional Wo- row will also receive acorn- James J. Jelinski, for- Justin P. McCarthy, son of , .. , q. t,arnavn men's Club, holding the of- T^ freeholders will pay against me interest of cheir or aia uaii aL me * permanent mission as second lieutenant merly of Rahway, joined Mr. and Mrs. Justin P. Me- ^acicamaxon fice of ^ountr\ L-IUD, Scotch Plains. corresponding sec- Creighton $50 per hour for constituents. in the United States Army. Paramount Internationa.1 Carthy of 302 West Lane, retary. preparation and $75 an hour Loin i'nrpnnnnn_ Kngle- Clark received a bachelor the for appearances atState Pub- James Troebliger, son of VJ00^i Ohio, a firm dealing of arts degree from Fairfield PLAYGROUND VOLUNTEERS...Neighborhood children ic Mr. and Mrs. Herman J. rare coins. University, Fairfield, Conn., General in Hospital. L-nion. berman Picnic did their bit for beautification of Rahway by cleaning hearings, up to a maxiumum -^ Troebliger, formerly of Sunday. up Stein Field before the annual cleanup campaign of $10,000. The remaining Rahway, received a bache- Karen A. Johannessen oi , QUALITY DRY CLEANERS Harry Sperling of 408 started. Youths, who worked" at the playground for $15,000 will be used for other lor of arts degree from Salem g _ Avenue, Rah- Lawrence L. Robinson, son Corner of: ol w Lake Goodman's Crossing, Clark, To Help School several weeks, are, left to right, Pat Toomey, Jack legal expenses. V College, Salem, W. Va. _ way^ was graduated from of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Rob- Weingarten, Richard Voynik, Wayne White, Nancy Tote, The four Union County ( Raritan Rd. and Walnut Av«. the University of Massachu- will receive a doctor of phil- osophy from Rutgers Univer- Jill Wilkins, Hubert Sarisen, Steve Rackett, TonlMorro, communities that would be CLARK, N. J. Rertsr Amherst. Mass.. las Set for Sunday ... , Wagner, John Morro, Tom affected by the proposed Saturday. Karen Is the sreyy The eighth annual benefit Waterwitz, Pete Meka, Vicki Wilkins and Scott Crowell. transmission line, Westiield, daughter of Mr. and Mrs John J. McWeeney_of 1469 picnic for the Deutsche Clark, Cranford and Scotch Frank A. Johannessen. Dinner Is Sunday lernot_ Street, Rahway, will Sprachschule, German lan- Plains, have each appropria- Kaplan ted $16 25LQ. lor legal cysts. The Altar-Rosary Society receive a bachelor's degree guage school, of trvington Sought t© Register # Electrolysis Treatment Scott C. Bollwace of ,— , „, .... _ r- Councilman-at-large A will be held Sundayy at 2 •__*_*-. GF IINV^ANTEP Milton Boulevard, Francis of St. Thomas the Apostle from Newark College of hn- •_^ Church, Rahway, will hold gineering, Newark, with an p.m. at the clubhouse and J M GRADUATE OF KREE INSTITUTE, meeting and the a "sigTirfytng distlnctioir __*»fcw fe MEMBb R OF Cu'sumano, 2nd of 380'Semi- Anniversary Dinner at 4 p.m. LH humanistic studies tomor- scher Club of Rabway, Fea- Tavern-at~-U.S. Level Troop 100 Sets N. J. ELECTROLOGISTS nary Avenue, all of Rahway in the Parish Center on St. row. therbed Lane, Clark. A group of Kagle Boy history of the two buildings rr ASSOCIA TION were awarded bachelor o. George Avenue, Sunday Presidents AlbrechtMaier Scouts volunteered to replace on the site is being sought t APPOINTMENT 381-5415 No Mr. andMrs. Robert Brun- of the Deutsche Sprachschule the badly damaged fence by the society to aid in Drive, Picnic 549 WEST INMAN AVENUE arts degrees at Mount Saim meeting will be held V registering them with the 1 RAHWAY, NEW JERSEY Mary's College, Emmits- tomorrow, reports Miss rung are rhe parents of a and Max Schoene of the Deut- around the Merchants' and Scout Troop 100 of X. son, Christopher Robert, scher Club and co-chairman Drovers* Tavern, the former N a tional lUSToTTCaT Society. burg, Md., on May 28. Mary Kavcsak, publicity Rahway will hold a news- —A— to d die r gr-ews-*e-'4<4 nd e rg a rt e n chairlady. born at Overlook Hospital, Wilfried Odenthal promise a Girl Scout Mouse, located at paper drive on Saturday from SUEDE COATS & JACKETS Summit. The paternal grand- full day of old-fashioned pic- the corner of Westfield and Those with any information 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the park- GOWt4S a FANCY DRESSES I'M GLAD I CHANGED TO . • • parents are Mr. and Mrs. nic entertainment. Mrs. St. George Avenues, Rahway. should contact the society's ing lot of St. Mary's Roman BOX STORAGE age. Then it's time for George Ii running of 303 Hmmi Rank has charge of This report was made to president, Mrs. Charles Catholic Church, Rahway. FREE MOTH PROOFING 1W2 World GruvL- Street, Rahway. children's games and acti- members ol the Rahway His- Miller, at the Claude H. The annual picnic will be BRIDAL GOWNS CLEANED vities. torical Society meeting at rhe Reed Recreation and Cul- held in Merrill Park, lselin, REWEAV1NG & DYEING grade school, high school . . . PREMIER OIL Book Encyclopedia Susan J. Roediger, daugh- historic tavern on May 24. tural Center, 1670 Irving LEATHER COATS & from noon to 6 p.m. on Sun- JACKETS ter ot Mrs. Alfred W. Roed- Plans were laid to revise Street, Rahway, reports pub- day. Highlight of the event AHD iger uf 245 W. Hazelwood Who's Who Cites licity chairlady Dorothea KNITS CLEANED 8. and soon, college! Will you be GASOLIME "AND CHILDCRAFT the society's by-laws. is the annual softball game BLOCKED Avenue, Rahway, was grad- Information regarding the Koutotas. between fathers and sons SUPPLY New, Expanded Editions uated from Lesley College, ALTERATIONS Largest-Selling Encyclopedia Cambridge, Mass., with & Caiman Levine SENIOR CITIZEN'S DISCOUNT ready? You can be, if you make bachelor uf arts degree. Caiman Levine of Clark, FOR FRIENDLY RELIABLE SERVICE Immadtot- Owllv*'V Information, No Obligation a sophomore ar Monmouth AND HIGH QUALITY OIL College, West Long Branch, sure your savings grow, step CLARK - Mrs. Geller, received a certificate from SALE 9Gfl-1430 964-12S7 L L nf the first things to - Who B 4Vhe Ameng-Studenifl •g-^with-yotjr- child. Dial 388-5100 turn Rreen in the sprinj? is in American Colleges and HUM'S FLAIR StfiCKS Christmas jewt'lry Hilton Universities'* at an awards FOR ALL YOUR 100 % Polyester Doubteknits banquet sponsored by the A. Kvans, Tho I) e poH i t ADVERTISING NEEDS si 200 (, N . Y. i Cuurier. college's student govern- ment association. C3ll COIN OP CLEANING 8 LBS. ,2 25 Harvey Burstfnor OftN I AM /CM WIN IHHU SAI TRY HARVARD'S QUALITY SERVICE

UNION COUNTY VOCATIONAL CENTER Day & Evening Classes Starting July 5 A part ot Union County'* Community College y o= * Aiioclatc degrees awarded throoght Union Collvga In Pun on Registration Juno M, IS . 2-9 P.M. PL-l -.DGl. ul: SLI'l'UR I ...Mrs. Jerry English, candidate for the Democratic Tarty nomination for 12th District PER Westfield Avenue (from Parkway to Terminal Avenue) representativentat e at Tuesday*-y - [y^ ^i ANNUM Raritan Road (from Central Avenue to Reservoir) pKd^c off sui'port from FFree holder tverett Mrs. Knglish, who served in the State Senate, is legal DAY CUSSES counsel to the Demucratic of the State Senate. Speaking VOCATIONAL CAREER ORIENTATION PROGRAMS about Mrs. Unglish, Freeholder " LVattimore stated, V :*»_*". • ;• •, •;' 'd iiiiv .M MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY , . •- .vi. Ai'i.uSI.'if f NROL LMENT IS SUFFICIENT "Her comjiassion for human needs and her courage studem wilh knowledge ol various to do what i_ right rather than yield to political Schuyler Drive Emerald Place nid'.c J betit-f choice ol ii apocific expediency compels me to be vigorous in my support." Emerald Court ogi,irn^ ib il 2 00 adch Garside Place riue Dawn Drive (TOUMUfc TITLfc Cutler Place .-, !• r.ly 1230- 400 12 30- 4 00 Te_rry Lane Wilshlre Way 12 30- 4 00 a 30-12 00 Myra Place Sheffield Way >,'.IC'". M.n ti ii. 8 30-12 00 B 30-12 00 Janie Lane Kenneth Place Auto Mi 8 30-12:00 Hutchinson St B.ik.n ' School Street !2 30- 400 Day of Deposit, Day of Withdrawal 8 30-12:00 W, Gibson Blvd. Ruddy Place H 30-12 00 y Lexington Blvd. tujji.i'.j •.tui.i.iiui.i i An LO'HlitiO""iG Shading Place VOCATIONAL WORKSHOP COURSES ArnoTd" D1 Ambrosia, sup- or commercial establish- j.,t » :. 1U AUCLISI l MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY erintendent of the Rahw.ay ments. Compounded Daily Tnrsi' roijisi". .iii' (lesignod to otter studonis • ggroato r dogrog o Pickups can be arranged iri io TuOioT n loi thcah e coursoo Public Works Department, said that leaves and grass by calling the department COUHSt HILL TIUE TWTIOM must be placed in containers at 381-8000, extensions 46 Payable Monthly, Effective July 1 I,-, i-,t ,iv 8 30-12 00 $24.00 s.uilv rultur.- 8-30-12-00 24.00 prior K>-being- oollected -by. 1^30—*-!_O 34,00- "tircr-eity -J : A Service of the township . . . By Municipal Employees NJevvs counts most when it's LJ?_(-'!MC Arli '2 3O- 4 00 24.00 M.it Inn.' Snop 12 30- 4 00 2400 He reminded residents of SELECT Auto Met ha'iIL b 12 30- 4 00 24 00 the city that leaves are picked closest. And with home delivery of the Newark <_ ommei i uil AM 1800 up in the curb only in the fall Evening News, you get it all — from -next door to i fl 30-1 1 30 MORRIS KROUK Advertisinq Oesiqn* * 8 30-11.30 30 00 when leaf collecting ma- This Program Is Intended for fhe Disposal of Household Refuse around the world. With special suburban pages, 12 30- 400 24 00 chines are used. cnUHCILMAH-at-LARGE Dfbign-- si.nit. July b lo July 28 the day's top stories from our writers in Trenton, bing Di-i.ii.jfi n weeks _liirt_ July b to AuQUOt 16 Branches and wood must be bundled and placed at the __ and local columnists. Plus national and interna- curb, and containers placed © No masonry materials, concrete, stone or dirt will be picked up tional coverage by our own staff in Washington — at the curb should not weigh and wherever the front page is happening. Get the more than 50 pounds. GLASSES The Public Works Depart- *GREAT FOOD ^ o Small material must be placed in durable containers that can be handled ment also picks up refuse Evening News. And get the world with a New Tho bipgost v;ihu> ycu'll cv.M' I'm bif-all homer- old furniture, re- one man - -. - — July 'i .in.1 conlinut-u lot «i* wooko frigerators, washing ma- mi"t"ionaHv—famm-r*r-ht r.hinesr etc.. which must be Sirloin, Ril)-Kyo, T-H placed at the curb. © Loose material not to be more than four feet in length and tied in bundles Co'or TV Sorv.f.nq- 6 30-1000 T TH r t steaming-hot, Auto Mi-, h tor Women 6 30- 9 00 T-TH The city will not pick up toast and a rool, Efuj.n,-s f, Tunmq 6 30-1000 M-W ^refuse left by contractors A C Principles 6 30-10 00 M-W of dressings that can be handled by one man. Adv.inct.fi Fl.-rtf.city- 6 30-1000 T-TH Basic Relngefiilion 6 30-10 00 T-TH Chfnei.1 and SIripping 6 30-10-00 M-W Automotive An Condilioninq fi 30-10:00 T-TH o Materials must be placed at the curb not later than 7:15 a*m- and not earlier low Prusbuie Boilei Opet.ilion 6 30- 9 00 M-W Vacant Home Is rii7 the "day before __ — : I'tiolCKjf apfiy i Basic I 6 30-10 00 T-TH 15.00- B.iking C;ike Decor-ling ljbv. .inci Piistry 6 30- 9 00 M-W 10 00t FOR HOME DELIVERY, CALL 877-5205. Ctciilivt- CooUmq on ,i Budgol 6 30- 0 00 M-W 10.00* Come celebrate-our Grand Opening! o Place refuse outside ONLY on date scheduled for your street A vacant home at 121 W.. • • Laboriitoty Feo—$12 00 t Lttboroloiy Foo 10.00 .J_lai___S_ree_. Rahway, slated. Voto in the Gr write the Newark Eveni(\£ News, 2.15 Market Street. tor "demolition wastlamaged REPUBLICAN Newark. N J 07101 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL OR WRITE MISS KINO. Friday night by a fire xrf \ ion DEPT. 45 undetermined origin. I 36 Central Ave_, Clark, NJ EQUAL HOUSING 1774 RARITAM ROAD, SCOTCH PLAINS, N.J- 070*. The fire was sighted at B8*-3M0 - 4-9 P.M. D-ily , nine o'clock by policemen, (At Exit 135 of Garden State Parkway) A MEMBER OF F.D.I.C. LENDER Tuiiniii M'liJiiJi'd only when the school c«r>cots n coutia reported Deputy-Fire Chief Donald Higbee. Telephone. H ill ION ion PtOPi E WHO DO NOT LIVE OR WORK IN UNION Remaining Wards in COUNTY IS DOUBLE June 6 NO TIPPING .ALL FEES DUE.WITH nEGtSTRAT'ON' _ ^. • ^hotrse is owned by 'H^tfie" A".'Glacobbe/a former >uULevor TIB W£ AS YOU ARE" JOHN F. A__XA1RE. JR., Director FOR WHICH THER£ IS NOT SUFFICIENT ENf1OL-M_NT^ ~f ~l.epU-i-ican councitni"_!W^it=" p large. Damage was limited (_r Morrl- "Plibltc "Wbrfca i& __ngineering to-the1

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RAHWAY NEWS-PFCORD/CLARK PATRIOT AGE 16 THURSDAY. MAY 25, 1972 Officers Clark Installed Nay 17

More than 400 persons Joseph J. Menaco was in Mrs-,. Richard Wellbrock: Cadettes across the center modeled a teepee costume attended the testimonial din- charge of the program and as Installed as the new f New Jersey, now merg- desinged by Miss Soppas. ner honoring die Rev. George was host for the evening. president' of the Abraham ers of Delaware-Rarltan Sealed orders on emer- C. Lutz of St. Agnes Roman In charge of "reservations Clarfc'5 School Parent-Tea- Jlrl Scout Council Inc., held gency preparedness were gi- Catholic Church, Clark, on were Mrs. Bess Cordes, chers^Association of Clark rainy camping trip list ven to the troop tu meet Sunday in the church. Joseph Kelibas and Mrs. on M^y 17 In the school /eekend at Thompson Park, their Cadette challenge, and The dinner was given by Helen Suszko. A special auditorium. C famesburg. swdj t. were f^iianged with parishioners to mark the guest book was prepared for Outgoing president Mrs. lo)hen your social event The weekend culmmaa-d uttu-r troops. 10th anniversary of Father Father Lutz by Mrs. Edward Stephfeh XJeara presided, and n the awarding of first prize I ro«ip 1235 had prepared Lutz as a priest. Thuse pres- Florek and Miss Mary Ann Mrs. Charles Krumm, past Parents and pupils visit art display created by students br Troop fhig-to Heidi liocti Sopko, Deeoretion-s and ar- ^Michael hand of Abraham Clark School at Miss Sonia SteffanJ center, leads Madison Hill Chapter demands catering perfection, ^jji night. ind Cindy Denny with auth- which vvas washed our by mass of thanksgiving. rangements were handled by going-ofttcers and Installed PTA meeting. of the Sweet Adelines. Michael hlko, Richard Put- entic directions urr ! us- heavy raifi. lite scouts pre- SOGGY FUN .Girls participating in the weekendcamp- Father Lutz, whose home die -1972-73- slate: Mrs. noky and Mrs. Thomas the number above ^arora Indian luru supplied pared liiei meals under inu trip of Cadette Troop 1235 were, left to right parish ia Huly Family Ro- Wellbrock, president; vice Wilkinson. . King of United Counties Trust by Mrs. Philip Soppas with emergency conditions and Denise Soppas, Donna Boley, Dlanne Pateman Heidi man Catholic Church, Nut- presitfent^ Mrs. Richard POUCEBLOTTER help from Rahwa> L .ihrar> rielped in itching and taking- lloch, Kim Farmer, Elizabeth Fascale, Mrs. Philip ley, was ordained by Arch- LeDuc; secretary, Mrs. is uour answer. personnel. Juwn six tents in rain and bishop Thomas A. Boland Salvatiore Delia Sala; cor- MONDAY, MAY 15 and are checking fingerprints Denise Soppas ri-cuiveu wind. Soppas co-leader; Susan Graham, Cindy Denny, Lisa In May, 1962, ar Immaculate Krouk Suggests respojidiiig secretary, Mrs. Officers on patrol in the found on the soda bottle. Chosen to Vie in Women's Contest first prize for nio^t authi'ii- L o-U-aUers Mrs. i'lulip S[ - Pierre Jill Guidroz, Nancy Grace and Vicki Conception Seminary, Dar- George CrNell, and treas- area of the A & P, Eliza- Miller Pontiac-Cadillac's Mary Lee King of Jersey in the national com- tic and prettiest luscurura .'•u)j.j-j.-> an J M rs. l.vj 1 'ascale Ganifas. Not pictured but on the trip were Lisa Muff lington. He has been at St. urerr Mrs. Joseph Brescher. beth Avenue, observed milk service department, 149 Re- Chatham, director of the petition for selection of the 0ur personal attention costume and Rim l-arnier enjuved tile nildnigllt fire and livonne McClary. Agnes since his ordination. Citizens Group The; school' band per- cases stacked like stairs gina Avenue, reported a community service program Ten Outstanding Young Wo- formed under director for must original. bhc v, uti the ^>v;^> scouts. Father Lutz was given the against the back of the break and entry. Officers of United Counties Trust men of America for 1972. to your individual needs 1971 Man of the Year Citi- Michael Pavone; Mrs. Sonia— building, in such a manner observed a pane of glass Company" Elizabeth was A native of Delaware and ELKS MULTIPLY...Four new members were inducted~Ihto the -members! _ Steffan lejd the Madiaon Hill zenship Award by the Clark. lo Aid Officials Clark Lodge No. 2327 of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks last Thursday, that access could be gained smashed in a second floor nominated for the 197*2 Out- a graduate of University of Jaycees in January. As Chapter of~~me to the roof. The manager window and a step ladder standing Young Women of Delaware, Mrs. King rep- at the Hlks 1 ,nd£pJ Featherbed Lane, Clark. The new members were Invited to will be unpafattetect: WMJ-OBEIU£ilC£ _Ol rhr Maynr'q Morris Krouk, independent. -attend the Elks en ring da TIC? T" ft^'hi-ifi ' *>f ***** n^w Grann^eTtrort07PC1,ub_on Ktadisoiv Unes—in—a~i»edl«y- -woe—c lending from the, firfir -&£f—state—i '*—Uale—gOWCTEtmg didte for tjje^ggujjUcaU ui All'. di:a Mrs. AugustNep- 1 larlingtun, Te~x7^ which 'h"e rfcrr-rmtym: . , . school's children was given*— was attending on a Naval Nepshinsky, 20*, who attends* he has won p VQler JamesJamesolrerite: Toalrceriter; are: Anthony~F. Cere, JaSgFgffiKrfTjgffr nnsk\ . ij 14->4 New church n -•James G-. llnice of 1429 if anything was missing. member of ion scholar- the Charles Gregory School work with the youth of Clark, of "Kenneth Valentl anaTGeorge" O*Neil. 2\ and 35 for their abilities, served as TPrTvatFParties 10 to 200 tUIiwdy, has been r-~-Church -..S treat* d * for^ . ataxe Lutz aisu is amenr- judging scheduledtoreporT "and"""Laura- Nepshinsky, Ii, ber of the Clark _ _ one-en«r©d-hia-parked-car—aid A. Fischer of 1271 West- - The-nomination mafcesher pageants of Delaware,-Ver- the I njie States N a\ al Aca- He IS by sliding a coat hanger or field Avenue reported the eligible to compete for rep- mont, South Carolina and Naval Academy on a student at St. Mary's Citizens Committee, the and outlined several pro- demy, iaj-H>lito, MU-. .tu the a thin object berween the larceny of $261 from an resenting die state of New Georgia and on local judging JuH o. School, Rahway. Clark Police chaplain, chap- posals. He spoke at a Clark Present Award ENROLL NOW FOR ! he u[h, a njtive uf lain and member ui the Civil door and window and un- envelope in his top desk panels of New Jersey and for further information. SUMMER COURSE eU ^t. Mar\'s Air Patrol, Linden, and moti- locked it. Stolen were drawer. BT*_IB-^ f Pennsylvania. u tn-—bein-g—£jiaU -eTa-tot—xrf—±rr-.— n fsrereo rape/radio set and An She hnft done uated urii ilulv 1 rinity High —aigbr rnpfy WESTFIELD ITdTo Name Sociei\ . work for the American Red School WcstfielU, last year, Among tlu man> guests at $190. • Smarr of 727 Hamilton Street. Cross and the Morris County ELIZABETH lie was a member nl [he The John Birch Society's riiur Vollrath, Linden chapter 388-0057, or a At the annual ball of the present were Kir her Lutz's Canij Kairweather, the day Both boys and girls from A call A complaint will be signed He observed a man trying the Source Leukemia Society and has WOODBR1DGE h >sr-h ill rr.mi Lux rhn-r .inden chapter said that Pre- head, said the President a rebelled*._visit~ YMflA U_n_i_on County Police South Amhoy—and— -- ^q_ _-/1r^r_rif_hi c hnnir Whp . M-i^ arul t' r^ f- H •*h'v n y YMt--A-T- 1 1564 ig^-Aeeodacion-hel ] t r n -been—pxo UNION years, anCTserved ascapfoTh lor Uamp hfffirw'e; __ _..„ h-vrary yotithsT—nrfnnrglng—th^~~m"an—saw—Mrr tsnva rr~ local service and industrial plying communists with eco- communist nations to coin- August Lutz ul Keansburg, will operate for TO weeks BIe~ Sulphur Springs, Berkeley 8-LESSON f in liis senior year. He was formerly of Nmley, his bro- For those who need it, trans- secure more detailed infor- them with unlawful entry of he fled. clubs. nomic aid to bring the war c.ide. with his blockcade ot tliis summer from June 26 Heights, on May 6, the late COURSE V al&o captain <>f ihe track and thers-in-law and sisters, to Sept. 1, with the season portation is provided in the mation regarding cosifl and Railway liigh School. Mrs. C. B. McElruy of Mrs. King is a member STEAK HOUSE in Vietnam to an end. Ar- North Vietnamese ports. William Harrison of 7" Wen- c rutos-count ry teanih. ai the Mr. and Mrs. t harles Ciak divided into five two-week YMCA bus or new van. registration proceedure. — Jidmumi J. Ply*m--ef 170 580 Leesville Avenue re- Fourteen minutes after a of the Eastern Union County N. J. DOG COLLEGE Wcsttield school. dell Place, Clark, was YOUNG SPECTATORS ... Michael Krebs, 2, and U. S. Weather Service bal- and Mr. and Mrs. Anthony periods. Registration may IJerthold Avenue reported ported a break and entry. Chamber of Commerce Wo- The Motter Family 687 2393 WILLIAM F. NASH. honored with a posthumous Howard KZrebs, 4, of Rahway were among the spec- loon fell in the lot of the -ha for one or more periods. valor award. that while his convertible The rear screen and inside men's Division and will completed one year at the tators who gathered on April 16 to watch 1,803 persons A & P Supermarket, Eliza- and sister-in-law, Mr. and Over the last Tl" ~yea~rs7" The—Cblefer1—Association was parked in front of the doors had been pried openr serve as corresponding sec- Camp Kairwoathor has be- participate in die 20-mUe Walk-a-Thon which was house, someone opened rhe A check will be made to beth and Kearney Avenues, retary _for 1972-73. OSl Mrs. -Ldward l.uiz, Civilian Valor Award plaque Runway, it wa"B~delrverexl~to" ass come known as much for neld^by the March ofTXflmes .to "raise moiiey to fight flap on die left side and stole determine what, if anything, The bank maintains Guests and speakers were was presented to his widow, the U. S. Postal Service in its special events as for birth defects- Miss Virginia M. McKenney, director a stereo tape player valued is missing. branch office in Clark. LUNCHEON • COCKTAILS • DINNER Council J're^ideiit John Mrs. Louise Harrison who Rahway. and irror Pisansky, Ma\ur Ihumas A. the usual day camp acti- for the Walk-a-Thon, which went through Clark, esti- at $80. SUNDAY, MAY 21 was one of the honored guests mated that more than $45,000 will be added to the fund The balloon fell on Monday 1 7 L IMCOLN BLVD. Kaczmarek, F r e e h u 1 d e r vities of sports, swimming, present at the affair. THURSDAY, MAY 18 Police found two juveniles QLARK William J. Manure and the crafts, hikes and nature when all money pledged is collected. The mail box located at hiding inside a boat at the at 8:15 p.m. It contained a f HE womriTSTTWEST ArR-co worntrw tft "study. Boating, over-night Mr. Harrison saved die- Central and Jefferson "Ave^"'R1Hway™T'ach"f""CTub" on H. packet-of broken instrument;? FOB ALL.YOUR TRAVEL ~TTe^~DeTTTs~^;Wli"cTa"n";77as"to"r RAHWAY HIGH SCHOOL *Add bread and butter to life of one Clark youth in WE COME TO THE HOME. ui St. Agnes Church. sleep-ins, out-of-town trips nues was found pried open. Milton Avenue and took the The broken balloon was NEEDS CALL Republican Club meeting. Week of May 29 starred entrees. the icy waters of the Mid- fOLmd b ALL TYPES OF GLAZING The presentatiun was and daily swims, both in- officers made a check of boys into custody. The Yacht y Stephen Tuday of Mr. Krouk suggested that Complete Luncheon ' dlesex Water Company iss EVIarbach Bs 2346 PUTTYING ©PICTURE FRAMES a FRAMING doors and outdours, are of- * • * the bux and found it empty Club reported arowboatval- Elizabeth Avenue, Rah- given by Thomas Wilkinson - a citizens' committee be ap- (Must induce one-half pint reservoir in early February py p rooatal NON-GLARE GLASS .LOOSENING OLD SASH fered. Of special interest RAHWAY ELEMENTARY with Wii wn0 toltt 381- president of trie- Holy Name pointed by the mayor or thu of whole white or chocolate and gave his life in an at- the lock, ued at $100 missing, and two y* police. REPLACE CHAINS • REPLACE OLD SASH are tin- weekly trips to mu- SCHOOLS Postal Service Where the balloon Society, an'"'d' Mrs. Stephei Municipal Council on a yearly milk) tempt to save another youth. authorities chains and binders valued at came LEA0.LD GLASS » ALUMINUM STORM Sunko. L :ni Week of May 29 were notified. $60 were taken from, nobody knew. ^ <-J—tilt—ba-ei-s- -co -it-eep—tlie- |>ubl-ic in- - --M-ON-DAY-- MONDAY The Union County Police WINDOWS AND SCREENS R E P Ai R~E"C ' Rosary Altar Society, co- shore areas, recreational WUmer Nash of 1577 Lam- formed about such issues as MEMORIAL DAY MEMORIAL DAY Chiefs* gave special recog- Miss Bonnie AnnMarbach, Hi Leagues. HANK'S chairmen of the event. the master plan and traffic parks and other camp sites. No School bert Street reported thebat- No School nJLgbn to the herolcj_jjll,ghr^r- nf Mr. and Mrs. Sh^ sings in the church ivas--stolen-frgm_hia c Benediction was given by control. He noted that the Camj TFairweather oper- TUESDAY TUESDAY unselfish and~TIfe^saving willLaxn H. Vrarbactr^nci-uf chuli where ohe—faafc the Rev. William Wilson, master plan revisions will ates Mondays through Fri- Choice of one: Steamed 1 wnile the vehicle wasparkHJ Steamed frankfurter on deed by Mr. Harrison and 443 Raleigh Road, Rahway, a member of tur I m front of his home. Visit our Plush assistant pastor <>t Si. Agnes be discussed at a special days from ^:3U a.fii. to 3:30 frankfurter on roll, *breaded frankfurter roll and butter; unanimously voted him the . Other officers DIVISION OF LARGEST SELECTION of An armed robbery with gun Hi Church. Council meeting. p.m., using all facilities of veal cutlet, *coctage cheese, breaded veal cutlet with Civilian Valor Award, The £ were: Worthy associate ad- rr VISLOCKY TRAVEL "lew citizens, it any, are the local YM' ,-\--gym, poul, boiled ham on hard roll, visor. Miss Lynn Da vie; was reported by Krauszer's bread and butter; choice of award was presented by ;~ Dairy Sture, 497 W. Scott Fully Air Conditioned — Fully Carpeted aware ul this meeting and, craft shop and bowling al- peanut butter and jelly on sandwich. charity. Miss Joy Christo- .FLOWER and Chief Thomas Quinn of Ro- % Avenue. Two young men F«r your nrxi — Wedding — Banquet — Pnrtv 391 Hours even "it They were, they would leys, plus Rahway River Park white bread. selle Park, the association ~* pher; hope, Miss Nancy C an- 47 E. MILTON AVE-. Choice of two: Baked SEATING FOIl 250 PEHS1OMS 1 have no knowledge ui' the fltTds, picnic areas and out- preside'nt, and Chief AntEony _; non, and faith. Miss Susan RAHWAY, N. J . door swimming pool. Choice of two: Juice, baked beans, sauerkraut, juice. the pretense of purchasing a contents of the plan lor the beans, sauerkraut, tosSed T. Smar of Clark, the asso- , Panek. SERVICE COMPANY VEGETABLE PLANTS Applesauce, milk. bottle of soda pulled a gun 1350 W. BLWCKE ST., LI!VBEN, N.I. Helping Disturbed master plan revision and huw salad, cole slaw. SD^ elation sergeant-at-arms. Installing officers were: it will affect the taxpayers," on the clerk, made her enter FREE AIR CONDITIONING SURVEYS Choice of one-. Applesauce, Baked meat loaf with bread Worthy advisor, M;ss Sally AMPLE FttCB PARKING 925-6228 ANNUALS — PERENNIALS — HERBS Mr. Krouk stated. Blaze Damages the refrigerator at the rear The staff ol the I 'niun fruit, manager's choice. and butter; chicken chow Auto Insurance of the store, rifled the cash IN YOUR HOME EVERYTHING YOU NEED FOR County Psychiatric Clinic, Establishment of a muni- A.LA.CARTE inein with riobdles and home- register of about $50 and YOUR GARDEN 111 1Z. Front Street, Plain- cipal hot-line was suggested Beef Barley Soup made corn bread and butter; Patti Churchill; recorder. left the scene In a motor We sell,-deliver, install and guarantee all OIL' field, put in 214 hours treat- by Mr. Krouk. lie said the Sandwiches: Tuna fish sal- choice of sandwich. Miss Gail Sweet, and musi- vehicle. DetecUv£& ohrntnpd hot-line could constitute'arT ad. Hamburger, ""salrami,- "" Choice""oT~fW0T~BuT:tered Brokers Favor ing Rahway residents for descriptions of the suspects emotional illness and 177 information center and pru- A machine shop at 141U manager's choice. rice, buttered garden peas, • We service and install all makes of fWIELE'S GREENHOUSES hours for Clark residents vide a direct link between Tinewuod Street, Railway, WEDNESDAY juice. Bread pudding with COOL air conditioners. O81? LAKE AVtNUE ClARK. N J P'Ufit' in Anril. the citizens and the Munici- was damaged early in the Choice of one: *Baked fruit, milk. Fault Idea i5£55SiW pal Building. The speaker eWe specialize in thru the-wall installations Phone '••&& b ' '8 morning of May 17. The meat loaf, *chicken chow THURSDAY "A high percentage of the suggested that a lug of all mein with noodles, *cuna THIS building is owned by Arthur Hot turkey sandwich with members who responded to MEMBER OF CRANFORD CHAWHtH OF calls with the name of the DeLurenzu, an electrical fish, chicken salad on hard gravy and butter, mashed Sales and Installation OPEN DAILY 9 to 8; SAT- & SUN- 9 to 6 resident and the disposition roll, spiced ham and cheese a recent survey favor the and we'll 218 CENTENNIAL AVE. 276-1160/CRANFORD contractor, firemen stated. potatoes, buttered garden proposed No Fault Auto In- SUMMER of the request be maintained. on hard roll. spinach;" spaghetti*supreme, CRar mg!o¥Tar Gril Is cool It oil The mayor and councilman The fire was discovered MiSs WITH Choice of two: Juice, but- Italian bread and butter, but- Insurance Brokers Aesocia- Bonnie Ann Marbach for you! could review the log to as- about 12;21 a.m. by a police tered rice, buttered garden tered garden spinach; choice tlon of New Jersey. . was installed as worthy ad- certain that the citizens have patrol. Flames were going FREE Estimates You'll bo surpnuod at PLAYTEX...CARNIVAL. peas, tossed salad, cole of sandwich; mashed po- "However, the asBOCiaUOn visor of Adrienne Assembly received proper service, Mr. through the roof in the front slaw. tatoes, buttered garden spin- feels that the public should No. 68, Order of Rainbow Call 381-2278 ciin install top quainy \ Krouk stated. of the building when fire- Choice of one: Bread pud- ach. Fruitbrown Betty, milk. lrls Chryslor Airlomp Contra! " PETER "WM understand that the proposed *°*i? ' . . . men arrived. Firemen, di- Mis 8 M Air Condltionino in Mr. Krouk said that the ding with fruit, fruit, mana- FRIDAY plan is for bodily injury only. , arbach is a senior i © rected by Chief George G. K or 752-5619 WE DESIGN & INSTALL: your homo Why b TRAVEL IN COMFORT Garden State Parkway be- Firemen said the blaze of Sandwiches: Tuna fish sal- sandwich. the public nott to expect too TOP WIG 19- & up h « ELECTRONIC AIR CLEANERS Call us for a IN NEW LIMOUSINES tween Clark and Edison. He undetermined origin started ad, veal parmesan, boiled Choice of two: Tater totfl, much in the way of rate club. She is also a member « ALTERATIONS (No Job Too Small) FROM YOUR DOQR-STEP said studies show that more in a paint spray booth and ham, manager's choice. buttered string beans, juice- -reductions, especially for in- of the Chantelles. girls cho- COMPLETE VENTILATING SYSTEMS r a _than 30% of die traffic spread toward the roof. THURSDAY Peanut butter bar, milk. rlenced Jdrive^s and for ^ ie R0 R-RESERUATJIIHS ~preen-- ~O"anva~ge~~wa~5" ~coTiftneti~to~the ™ » • HOT WATER AND FORCED AIR terihg the township at" root "TTholce irrxtner+iDr Turkey- with poor driving re- HEATING SYSTEMS - — - CALL 297-3313 sent from the pa. Oiilti " timbers of the concrete sandwich with gravy, spa- cords. There seems block building. CLARK ELEMENTARY hope- of - meaningful rate re- be eliminated. ghetti supreme wltB Italian SCHOOLS where -die.- ptofl to RESIDENTIAL •COMMERCIAL •INDUSTRIAL bread and butter, *devlled ductions until me frequency CALL "My major concern at this Week of May 29 and severity of accidents is j^ in sociology She was Loads of Keds Sneakers time is the involvement of Complete Roofing ft- S'O' eggs, bologna on hard roll, MONDAY awarded a scholarship from Choose Storm Windows. Gu'tcr* ham salad on hard roll. reduced." the citizens for a better No classes. The Insurance Brokers the allege ^s welf as-a THE LOOK FOR EVERYONE OUR EXPERTS WILL: Chrysler Airtemp 297-3313 Clark," Mr. Krouk declared. Choice of two: Juice, TUESDAY wfth Confidence Association of New JerseyJersey,, New Jersey State Scholar- • START ft TEST YOUR EXISTING For Women, mashed potatoes, buttered One-half pint of milk, with offices at 171 Main snJP; . . , ITALIAN $1.09 Per Foot garden spinach, tossed frankfurters, buttered rolls, xt AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM » S 95 salad, cole slaw. Street, Madison, is an or- Mies Marbac his a mem- CLEAN & TIGHTEN ELECYRTCATT sauerkraut, baked beans, gantotion 3er of Z n V6NICELCN FIBER" Children 2. lean Choice of one: Fruit browr French fried potatoes or whose membera *?Church EvangeUca. Rahwayl. CONTACTS • REPLACE FILTERS Priced as low as Jepr^sent their cUenta di- Betty, fruit, manager's chips, relishes, applesauce. \e f past officer • VACUUM CLEAN COOLING COIL Mirro choice. «£dy, as opposed to insur- ] Junior 99 WEDNESDAY ance agents; who represent of ^Senior • CHECK TO INSURE PROPER *> POLLY PRESTON, JOYCE, >••$ BY OUR AWARD WINNING STAFF OF A LA CARTE One-half pint of milk, one or more particular com- REFRIGERANT CHARGE (Wo will Alcoa Turkey Noodle Soup 1 •> • B1U DESIGNERS & CRAFTSMEN At Sensible vegetable beef soup, hero panics, and ''directwriters" add up to two pounds of Refrigerant INSTALLED IN WAIM Prices! BATHROOMS TOO! Sandwiches: Tuna fish sal- sandwiches, bologna, sal- yO, q_jTlnyeep nf rhelr nlOQIIIS AIR FUBNACES w: tO Yr. Guarantee -adi—cold-submarine^^ehiGken absolutely free.) TRAMPEZE, Etc. salad, manager's choice. sing, apple crisp. EXPERIENCED STYLING DONE ON ALL PIECES BUILDERS AND DO-IT-YOURSELF TRADE A Rabway member of U0 MATTER WHERE PURCHASED ACT HOW! PROTECT YOUR INVESTMENT BRING IN MEASUREMENTS & SAVE on material FRIDAY THURSDAY me association is Arthur Gold Shoes tor Women Choice of one: Grilled One-half pint of milk. OFFER LIMITED TO RESIDENTIAL SYSTEMS E. Lloyd of Arthur Lloyd Township attorney John P - ch eese~ sandwich, -*an11 Rhi i ry jiamhurgera, hnrr^r^f , baked beans -oniona, French eteak. Tuna fish, American y Avenue. Villa of Westfield were given COLONIA, N. J cheese and tomato on hard fried potatoes or chipshi , rell - honorary gold membership HEATING & •^^.^WERE $12 to Planning & Design {.'anier CONSOLIDATED roll. ishes, Jello and whip. cards in the Union County Wig lar L/'ltre Lsorporahon f«E EST1MXH «. SURVEY FRIDAY olar AIR CONDITIONING 1303 E St. Georg© Awo. Choice of two: Juice, tater Columisf Speaks Police Chiefs' Association EDISON, NJ. VISIT OUR biOWROO" Roselle. N J. 07205 tots, buttered string beans, One-half pint of milk, piz- on May 16 at a luncheon of CONTRACTOR "t MILTON 3.VC .KAHWA za pie, salad and dressing, OPEN 9-6; FRI- 9-9 SAVINGS CERT IFIC AT ES OPP u a STATION ,241-7021 tossed salad, cole slaw. the group. Salon 549-3655 C.hfrtr.p nf one: Peanut but- bologna, cheese, bread and On Two Subjects Mr. Higgins resides at 480 me* ter bar. fruit, manager's butter, peanut butter, cake Oak Ridge Road. S 10,000 or fruit. o SALES choice. 'AUCTIONEER'S RETAIL. Guaranteed for 2 yrs • SERVICE A LA CARTE For Organization CLOTHING STORE" ' NEWEST BEAUTY SENSATION Cream of Tomato Soup IFRRY'S Sandwiches: Tuna fish Mrs. John H. Wachter of 1 506 Roost-volt Avo, (Across from Trailer Court) $5,000 minimum salad, frankfurter, egg sal- " "It's all right to save r money, but too many people 550 Clark Street, Westfield, SATISFIED CUSTOMERS Wfsl Carterct (Noar Hess Station & Blairs Rd.j Guaranteed for 1 y ad, manager's choice. columnlBt for The Rahway— FOR OVER 20 YEARS SPECIAL COMPLETE are trying to save it from HOURS; OPtN 10 A.M. TUES. thru SAT. Newtf-ttecord and The Clark • TU 9 P.M. ON THURS. & FRI. ; pur annum LUNCHEON folks they owe it to ... —Dale Holdridc Patriot and dlrector-of the $2,000 minimum Large salad platter, bread speakers' bureau of the New and butter, liBted dessert, (S. Dak.) Bugle, Guaranteed for 6 mos. Jersey Conservative Union, milk. was nanied a speaker for the _H

insfifuiuMT Nationa—Myth fashions by Lord Went as TAILORS Veirfaus Reality/Reality/ ' a realiBtirealiBtic in "Modern Bride," assessmentt off the charter Tuxedo frtdi^^ditrdC^^-and-itrdCkk _ recor "Brides," clc. presents of ^ie United Nations, an RENTAL SERVICE Vast variety of shirts pnd "Middle Class RRSralKjF acccesonea WESTFIELD • WOODBRIDGE Long, lovely and glamorous, Individually applied one lash at a PRINCE H3WARD What's -Wrong With it?— "You'll Be Amazed" lime to each ot your own to be- a xebutal to its critics and a MELBA MOORE and NOT RFMOVED AT NIGHT PAT HENRY SAME QUALITY at LOWER PRICES FEDERAL MOUNTAINSIDE t '- ^ \ defense) 6f an hhportant in- leaving that "bare face" look. "come part of yOtrr Withroccas-ron&l- will dean and pn*«ervc r.hoice of AH grerlcl«*» tveddltig gown -NEW EDISON BRANCH Hew Styles SHECKY GREENE JUNE 2 THROUGH 10 (minimum 6 sull k^ntqla) WAMDA'S DRESS SHOP - -OPEN ALLJDAY KOUpE27 (Cor. Si. Gcorgc*» Avc.) At R.R; OVERPASS, RAHWAY 9 AM TO 4 PM OitfCoraplete Service^ T3 Westfleld Avt^, ^G4o»-^^:l o-uunndnrful: Acjdb: Op^i Onily 10 AvM,-<> KM.—-Saturday to 6 P.M. ,-*':i;/.4 ••*.!••' •' t V|-4 >_' OPEW THURS. EVE. * I IU CLOSED WEDNESDAYS PRESTIGE VolOtlon: 111 QUIMBY ST. 233-1536. WESTFIELD.

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According to a lerter is- sued to the Rahway Board of Education by its attorney • t-.'. Leo Kahn, Luuus K. Rizxo will continue to. bo a her oX__jie__buariJ and HTs votes will be construed Ihe holidays provided by \—ajK^-Sep r. 1H. Ynm tualiy "declared, a^ aut hav- Klppirr:" Ocr. -*>T—Gotttmbttfl- No. 2? ing been properly a ' Day; Oct. 23, Vererans"Bay;" His appoxntiiVcr.r tn~mr This question was the sub- trumd ie-luring 'G special-meeting Hducarron "Association con- four members oi' tin FtU. • AHING TO ADVERTISE.,.Signs for the annual garage sale of "the Rahway Board of Edu- vention, Nov. 7, Election Day, Dr, John J. Spn>v,ls, and baked goods sale of the Rahway Area Junior Woman s Club cation held in Roosevelt and Nov. 23 and 24, Thanks- L. Keefe, Eric li. lk-c are m.ide by Mrs. David Broder, left, andMrs. Robert DeBlasio School. giving. and Harry W. Mcomvc at a worksiiup in the, latter's honie. The sales will be held on Members ui lac Lions un Also, Dec. 23 co Jan. 1, a petition befu'r. mo Office Saturday, June 10, from 10 a.m.ro3p.m, at 391 Maple Avenue, the "board lined -up behind Winter Recess; Jan. 2, school of- Controversies and Dis- Rahway. the calendar each favored. opening; Feb. 12, Lincoln's putes of the Siate Depart- Supporting tlit: calendar Birthday; Feb. 19, Washing- ment of Education that was finally adopted af- ton's Birthday; April 20-29, ... At rer nearly -J5 minutes uf de- Spring Recess; May 28, Mr. McDowell aru! Or. bate were Edward J. Higgins, Day; June 2 Sprowls U-ft ihe nn-L-tini; su James F. Kernan, Louis G. day of school for students. that a quoruni v,jb :iut \ i\:~ Boon, Paul LuRuccu and Students favored the calen- sent. Mr. Rizzo W.IR subsr- Louis R. Rizzo, who was dar that was defeated by quently elected 4-ii. appointed to the board at 3-to-1 majorities. Votes Mr. Rizzo Cuiufi.J:- i;. at must be made up. No credit iis stormy May 15 meeting. were taken in the junior and A Rahway Secondary Sum- senior high schools and tal- the two mernbn:- lcI! 'J,c will be recommended where Opposing the calendar mer School program, spon- lies were announced by Dr. meeting becauM- t! absence or tardiness is ex- were Joseph L. Keete, Eric night. not"~bTocl^ "his a; ] cessive. No fees wfll~15e"" TI7 BeclcTiusenV"TTaTi- by staying. carion, will be offered at the Mr. McDowell stated that Hflhw.-w High School from refunded after the first ses- Dowell and Dr. John J. Five votey aru I.LL sTon of class or in the event Sprowls. if the votes were taken then conduct board busine and June 22 to July 28 for stu- they should have a bearing dents in grades 7 through 12. of a student's dismtssal from Calendar No. I, die winner, Mr. Kahn ruk-d it: school for failure to comply provides for four three-day on the deliberations of the action taken ^ ith' ••. Ihe purposes of the pro- board. gram, under the director- with rules. vacations and a spring re- members prc-st-nt ^ "il- Classes will be held Mon- cess. The calendar that was Mr. Boch felt that student legal." ship of Herman Kagan, vice voices should be heard, but principal, include enabling day through Friday, with the not adopted would have no Mr. Kahn liab i:i first period from 8 to 9:30 holidays in October but would that other factors should be the board that. "I' students to earn a passing used in making the final grade In a subject previously a.m. and the second period provide aMid-winter Recess appear that the ^leK i> \wjuUi determination also. Greeting Flurrnz Ziegfeld in "Funny G'.rl Am J zed by an outlandish salary offer, Kuss from 9:35 to ll:05 a.m. from Feb. 1U-19. be paid by the hoai J. studied, availing him of the arc, left tu riiiU:r Caiky Uilvera Holland playing Tom Keeney is t edu- Additional subjects may be Both calendars have 183 The lack of consulting pa- cation." opportunity to raise a low playing rile yin uf Mrs. accompanied by left to right, Voncetl grade or to improve offered upon request, if school days listed and start rents on the calendars was --U-t-^-^rf ^h-'-v-a-F-^ f4^^rv^p The petition likd b\ the brought to the fore by Mr. itodweli-playing-the-part ottmma, . . - mastery in a subject. sufficient students enroll. on Sept. 6. No. 1 closes !(un, i. IILT> 1 ( >' Hrien playing rhe Susan Speidel playing the part of Fanny Bnce. —four—members ;uu:iuJ school June 20, while the LoRocco. He also said stu- Among the subject offer- The echool reserves thu pan ulMrb. Urice, James i ivker James Ondishin playing the part of taken co 665 Martin Street on M.iy 21 for the ribbon-cutting ceremony at the new office of board of education -ind Mr other would delay closing dent opinion was not sampled ings are; English (7th right to withdraw courses ; laymc rhe [ JVI oi ll^ren/ /le^teld, Jr. Nick Arnstein, and Ross Holland playing American LaFrance/ manufacturer of fire-fighcing equipments-Eictured with the company's Rizzo as for two days to June 22. in the elementary schools. through 12th grades), all lan- for which registration is in- ana NarK\ Ku -i plawnij. rlit. ; an i>t Jt-nr;>. the part of Tom Keeney. Aero Chief 90, which will be delivered to Llnwood, are, left to right. Rahway's 1969 pumper, sufficient. He stated further that when 1953 pumper and 1919 pumper. Mayor Daniel L. Martin cut the ribbon. Also representing guages, basic m a them a tics, parents are consulted, the the city were Fire Chief George G. Link and Councilman Francis R. Senkowsky. Miss Karen algebra I and II, geometry, board would be able to create Link was the official hostess for the ceremony. American La France was represented by biology, chemistry, physics. holidays at times when fam- s Peter Hoey, president of the manufacturing division; Donald Kincaid, field service repre- United" States history I and ilies could take trips together Tickets = 3.00; -8500 Days or 3824666 lights sentative and James Hendricks, who is in the company's headquarters in Elmira, N.Y. 11, bookkeeping I, II and 111, and when, supervision for stenography I and II, busi- children out of school would ness law, business ma- be more readily available. chines, typewriting I and II, In orffer action, the board and personal use typing. Fifth Ward Democrats will nik of 104 Jensen Avenue; set June 16 as the final day Tuition for each subject decide at Tuesday's primary Fourth Ward, Lester P. of school for next year. •. -S3.S. i\eg.stration will take election whether- Mrs. Ste- Bragg of 1558 Montgomery •i: Street; Sixth Ward, Louis G. The senior class next year .*! nlace Monday through June phanie Cedervall of 521 was authorized to have its 20 at the hign school office. Central Avenue or John De- Boch of 856 Milton Uoulc- vard. prom at the Westmount Coun- .\o registration will be ac- Largy of 853 Hamilton Street try Club on May 17. cepted without full payment, will be their candidate for The jtolls will be open The Rahway M unicipal Council laec June 10 was its power with great caution. Miss Otila Fonseca was Council's ordinance banning Judge Feller pointed out Enrollment for an enrich- councilman in November. from 2--a?m. to 8 p.m. unconstitutional. The polling places are; named psychologist for the construction of gasoline ser- that in the present case ment course, or for thepur- The contest between Mrs. school system for 1972-73 First Ward—First -Dis- vice stations in the city for In his ruling. Judge Feller there is a terminal point of pose of raising a grade, can Cedervall, who has the back- at 513,950 a year. be made at the discretion trict, Washington School; one year was upheld on May stated that an ordinance of one year.*' He called such a ing of the city Democratic The summer school pro- oi the student. However, stu- Second District, Grover 23 by Superior Court Judge the type enacted by Rahway restriction "reasonable," organization, and Mr. De- gram of Title 1 was author- dents who are failing a sub- Cleveland School; Third Dis- Milton A. Feller in Eliza- is not unconstitutional and The Rahway Board of Ad- Largy is the only one for ized to run from June 26 ject or subjects must obtain trict, Washington School j beth. that a moratorium on such justment rejected Mobil's Democratic or Republican to July 28 and 21 teachers permission of the individual Fourth District, store at 236 Judge Feller ruled against construction is within the application for a variance Louis R. Rino councilmanic nominations. were hired at $36 a day. subject teachers prior _to can W. Scott Avenue. the Mobil O^l Cbrporatlon-of- -police power -of—a—munici— O&ZJL the The unopposed .^9.^ ~ A nurse was approved at enrollment for. a retake of New York which sought co pality. ground that the station would didate in the Fifth WarcT~r6 -- First, Sec- $30 a day. The program obtain a variance for a gaso- "A municipality may adopt be within 200 feet of a play- die course in summer Councilman Peter M. Dono- ond, Third and Fourth Dis- will be conducted from 8 line station at St. George a stopgap ordinance which, ground. .session. van of 688 Stone Street who tricts, Franklin School. a.m. to 2 p.m. Avenue -anti—Murray—S tree t .- if not temporary, might be The Judge noted that the Summer school rules of won election to an unexpired Third Ward--First, Sec- Seymour S. Lichtenatein, an considered unconstitu- playground cited is more conduct will be explained term last year after having ond, Third and Fourth Dis- Elizabeth attorney who rep- tional," Judge Feller said. than 200 feet from the prop- to all pupils on the first been appointed earlier in the tricts, Columbian Club, 80 resented Mobil, argued that He added that a municipality erty proposed as a site for day of school, at which time year. W. Inman Avenue. Caravan to Have "The orriinanceadopted-by-the- muaL_be_ c_areful to exercise the station. The city claimed .ill students will report to The Rahway Democrats Fourth Ward—First Dis- that ah undeveloped lot Qn Bus chc auditorium for class and have contests for seats on trict, GrQver Cleveland J 7th Communion nearer the proposed station Residents along ! u i-poiit ;eacher assignment. Regular the City Democratic Commit- School; Second and Third site will be dedicated for Street, Inman Avenue and attendance is imperative and tee in the Fourth, Rifth and Districts, Columbian-School; School Board Seeking Sixth Wards. The GOP has Fourth District, Firehouse, playground use. th& area. neaxlUiliw-ay.LcniL-.- i^=Jl"k.._nus£edr.d_Ltg to absence Breakfast Sun. Judge Feller commented tary are unhappy over a contest far committee posts E. Milton Avenue. in the Second Ward. Fifth Ward-- First Dis- that there is a question Transport of New Jersey's El Joffe Caravan 155, In- whether the land has been Plan to reduce the rumiV r Apartment of Case The unopposed Democratic trict, former posi office, Volunteers for Survey candidates for their party's Esterbrook Avenue; Second ternational Order of the set aside for playground use. of buses traveling the i-ouu Alhambra, will have its sev- The Rahway Board of Edu- subcommittees to work in He returned the case to the from seven to one. nomination for councilmen and Third Districts, Fire- areas of enrollment and are: First Ward, Council- house, Seminary Avenue; enth communion breakfast cation, which authorized a Board of Adjustment for fur- The once-a-dav line IK- on Sunday. citizens advisory committee school population trends, ther clarification of the play- The apartment of U. S. man J. Milton Crane of 323 Fourth District, former post gan operation 'I uesday alu-r Mass and communion will G< UNG To U!AM PION'SHll'S...John Moon, cuach M rhc to study school buildings classroom requirements, ground boundaries. months of no service dut w .senator Clifford P. Case in Morton Avenue; Second Ward, oflice, hsterbrook Avenue. Rahway High School track and fit.-Id team, center, is needs, is seeking the names other space requirements, Kali way was picketed over Joseph Cerchiaro of 2253 Sixth Ward-- First Dis- be celebrated at J a.m. The Rahway board and the the strike against TNJ. in St. Mark's Roman Catho- heading a campaign to raise funds !<• send Bob Yurke, of citizens willing to serve building and space options, building inspector were rep- Prior to the strike, buses flitf weekend by members of Evans Street; Third Ward, trict, lU-osevelt School; Sec- left, and NaLe Austin, rvvu members uf the team, tu on the committee. finance and publicity and New Jersey Young Ameri- Keith Stinger of 452 Cor- ond, Third-and Forth Dis- lic Church, Hamilton Srreet, resented by John D, Metn- went from die Rahw.iv busi- Rahway. Breakfast will fol- the national high school meet on June ID in Baton Rouge, The committee will offer- information gathering. fessel, an Rahway ness center, to inni.in Ave- cans for Freedom to show nell Avenue; Fourth Ward, mcu;, Rahway High School. l_a.» and chu high schaul .ehampiunshlpe un Jun*. 17 in their opposition to the sena- Walter McLeod of 856 Thorn low at the hall of the Knights some private citizens and (Continued on Page 4) attorney. nue and then into C uhnia. of Columbus, 80 W. Inman Sacramento, Calif. ^taxpayers the opportunity to Since the strike, service ter- tor's liberal voting record Street, and Sixth Ward, Jo- and his criticism of Presi- seph H. Salay of 131 Walters Sentenced Avenue, Railway. Breakfast study the physical needs and~~ minates in downtown Rah- vvill be catered by the Colum- dent Nixon's policies in Street. Dennis Peoples of die 1000 requirements of the system. way, widi the exception of bianettes of Rahway. It is planned to have six the one bus taking the piv- Vietnam. The other Republican can- block of Randolph Avenue, strike route which began The apartment is located didates for councilmanic no- Rahway, was sentenced Fri- Speakers will be Sister Lillian of the child study —service--two-days_agu, .it 191 W. Mlltonj\venue. mlnations are; First Ward, day by Union County Judge GOP Route 132 was the subject John ' j. Sterback, state "Eugene u. (Jentscn ^i /as t..~ "John L1;—aVrd—to—att—tttdet-ti-F— comer in Newark and the of a similar tussle with resi- contact for the organization, Milton Avenue; Second Ward, niinate reformatory sentence regional director of the New dents last August when ser- said Sen. Case was given a John C. Marsh of 924 Mau- for an armed robbery Dec. Jersey Council of Caravans, vice was reduced lrum 13 io rating of zero by the Ameri- rice Avenue; Third Ward, 2 at Pete's Liquor Store, .international Order of the To Hear County, Alhambra. seven runs daily. can Conservative Union.- Councilman- Richard-Jw-Voy-- -Rah-way— "~" Tr"e invocations "~wm~~be The company is claiming given by caravan chaplain, the line loses money, and City Candidates the Rev. Thaddeus Zuber of says it will substantiate its St. Mark's Church. Republican Party candi- claim before members of dates for Union County free- the Public Utilities Commis- Reservations may be made holder and for Rahway Muni- sion. by purchasing tickets from the chairman, Joseph Stone, cipal Council will speak at Residents say the line is the meeting of the Rahway 388-4439, or Bernard Talty, patronized, and that without 486-0450. service tn-any people wlH be 13» at 8 p.m. ln_the forced to walk long dis- VFW HaU, CampbeirStreetf, tances. Duke Road resi- tions of the caravan are used Rahway. dents for instance, are more to assist retarded children. SUPPORTS FUND DRIVE...M ayor Daniel L. Martin Freeholders Edward H. than two miles from an alter- of Rahway, second from left, issues proclamation Donations can be sent to: Rahway High School All-American Track Fund Tiller of Garwood and Wal- nate bus route. declaring M-ay -1-&—22 as High School All-American ter^_E-_JLHrich^_of ahRahway The service that began Track Fund Week in the city. Receiving the proclama- and the thijrd GOP candidate -Eton -is. John Mnnn, r.nar.h of_jhe_RahwaxJlkgh. School Tuesday is supposed to have c/oJOiUMOQM, MHWAY HIGH SCHOOL Nadison Ave..Railway. J. 07065 for freeholder, Herbert Heil- one bus leaving Porters ' track and field team. With -them- are- Nate Austin, l roGbeen star hurdler of the team, left; Robert Yorke, top -...... ,^ ...... ^. . . . ._ ' ln^mrTr71>Tt?nloTV K competitor in field events, including the shot put, asked to speak. The Rahway zabcth at 7:39 a.m. and Having cn--ange"tttireirwe*ei=- second from right, and Carlos Garay of the Rahway For Information Call 388-8500 candidates Invited to the another coming from Newark day from die firstMondav meeting are Third Ward Jaycees who are spearheading the fund drive. to leave Broad and Jersey to the first Wednesday of Councilman Richard J. Voy- Streets, Elizabeth, at 5:07 each month, the Rahway Citi- nik. and Fifth Ward Council- p.m. The route will be in zens for Flood Control, Inc. man__PgteP f Kf7T>onovanKf7T . ttu- 'opera&on—Monday- thfuugi will meet Wednesday at 8:15 gene D. Gentsch, candidate p.m. injhe hall of St. Mark's for First Ward councilman; Roman CatfioUc Church, IN THIS ISSUE •STFttfiKANTS HnMtfflF.ri...Four members of the Rahway Pgjjce De-partment who were Hamilton Street, off Central I Second Ward promoted recently were honored at a dinner held by ceeal 31,-parruhutrrn^tmcyoiervt-- Brought to You by The LEHRER-CRABIEL FUNERAL HOME, 275 W. Milton Avenue, Rahway, N.J. Armed Forces .., 18 m ^itdate;—bester—p-. Association, in the Squires Inn, Rahway. Pictured at the event are left to right Morris On the agenda is a report .Fourth Church News , 13 flay oromoted to serceant: Mayor Daniel L. Martin, Director of Police John J. Hummel, of the Sisto fill hearing held 10 G* Boch, Sixth Ward .Classified ,,,.. wll€^w^&__P,romoted_foonV_captaln^-Ronald McKoon, and Barry Henderson, also promoted to In the offices of the Water David B. Crabiel, Director-Manager REACHING FOR tHEl^VtjC^rdaally^ingrshapeiB •i candidate*' - •- the new water tower being-constructed folf^ the City of Editor! ale sergeant, ^nd Patrolman John Stefanick, president of the PBA local. The dinner also honored Policy Council, Labor and -v - Walter-F.-Canning, -Movleis. 8 three men retired. They were Carl "Rich, who was ja dele^UVG; Herbert TvKinch^who-was^ Industry- Butldingr^^entori^ _RahwaV_on jlta property J>n_Hart Street near the 10 "dent; in annou nclng~ Ray IHoagland -^P^H?^^h^^f-nn/j^Hiy/y:.ton-^ftjf--I>Ql,tcG^T-and. Charles Brandt, who was a patrolman. Silver Ute on May 31, A full repor^ Q| city and the ...federal government, is. .part of the city s Social News.. membership cards In,the PBA were presented for 20 years' scroice to Parcoimen^ATn^n^ "the Ticaririg will be covered" ~-me—idtt£lii^ytfti^mpr^v©mio«t4i3iiatioby —liiiclagalupp. Robert Coetello, Carl Weiss, Robert Wagner, WlUiant Kenny, Daniel Rommel, in The RhjNR meri_of the and Jnvited Gavlord Studios for The News-lfoecqrd.) "SpOrtis,... *^^^*-^ ~ ^- "- [ndlEuSva^^TFIuTfSe7i!a«nD —-^——: — ^Weddings....«., RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT PAGE 8 THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1972 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1972 PAGE 9 ^-x.;^;.;^.:-:^.:*^ Cd&&&£2£&3^^ km SUNDAY. MAY/28 5:05 p.m.,Unnecessary alarm at Regina Corporation i caused by damage to sprink- Sam Houston Tex., where Dr. Peter Buehning of Short ler system. - This area will be represented in the Olympic Games HillB coach of the United States team, operated a this summer In Munich, West Germany, in a sport -clinic there. Sparks liked the sport and became so which is comparatively new and which will be repre- FIRE PREVENTION TIP OF proficient that he earned a place on the US team which THE WEEK: sented in the international competition for the first toured the Scandinavian countries during the Christmas Rick Clinton was a three- Gary Oleyar of Clark was time. ..j By Ray Hoagland first in the high jump as he REPORTING A FIRE holidays of 1970. ^ J J & event winner for the track The Rahway High School & Keep the Fire Department SparkB has been preparing for the team handball and field team of Arthur L. leaped 6 fe,et 1 inch. The pole Bob Sparks of Clark will play for the United States Indiana concluded their Wat- &watf«Sto*^tf»^^ vault winner was Clark's number posted next to ;tbe competition In the Olympics for the past year. He Johnson Regional High telephone. If you can't use in the indoor team handball competition. The game* chung Conference baseball School, Clark, but it lost, Mike Brady at 10 feet 6 popular in Europe for many years and virtually unknown injured his wrist this year and was sidelined for season last week by drop- The Xlth Olympic Winter The United States Ski As- inches. your phone, plan to use a a while but has recovered. 80-51, to the Cranford High neighbor's. If a street.: box in this country, is to be a part of the Olympic Games ping a 1-0 game to die Games in Sapporo, Japan, eociation did sponsor an am- Lenny Harden of Rahway School team on May 23 in The meet was the eighth Sparks, playmaker and backcourt star of the Ub is nearby, learn how it op- •: \-:\ this year for the first time. In Munich the handball Cranford High School Cou- were wrapped up in a neat bitlous program for our retained his New Jersey Clark. of the season in which Clin- arena will seat 12,000 spectators while the basketball team, has been called one of the team's stronger gaxs in Cranford. ball of wax when the cross-country "runners," middleweight boxing cham- ton has won three events. erates and use that If possi- mon who set a new record arena will seat only 6,000. players by Dr. Buehning. The coach adds that the The Indians finished last scarred Olympic flame jumpers and combination pionship on Thursday night ble. When calling, say "My Seven Rahway High School of 1:55.5 In die 880-yard Sparks, who was a star pitcher for the St. Mary's Clark athlete, 6 feet 2 inches tall and 185 pounds. in the conference with a burning brightly atop the en- runners-jumpers but the in Embassy Hall, North. Clinton and Craig Smith name is — . I want athletes, including Nate Is "a man who will make his presence keenly felt in record of two victories and trance to the Makomannai program did not produce re- Bergen, by scoring a third of Cranford were tied for to report a fire at „"* run. Solomon broke the mark High School baseball team of Elizabeth in 1965, was first in the 100-yard dash Clark llet Team Austin who set two records, of 1:5c.6 set by Bill Beck Introduced to team handball in October 1970 in Fort the Olympics." 10 defeats. Speed Skating Rink was ex- suits. We failed to make an round knockout of Mario Then wait to answer ques- and four athletes of Arthur ol Millburn in 1968. Cranford was in second tinguished on Feb. 13.- indentation on the long lead Rosa. which they ran in 10.8 sec- tions. If you have trouble, L. Johnson Regional 'High : place as of Monday with a 7-3 But there are certain enjoyed by the block coun- onds. Clinton took the 440- dial 0 and get help from Clark had a first-place The victory was Harden's- yard run with a clocking of School, Clark, qualified fur winner in Gary Olyear who record. Westfield was first burning issues concerning tries and Scandanavian na- 11th In 12 pro fights. Ten the operator. Be sure to competition in the Croup 3 with an 8-3 mark. Scotch the U.S. Olympic Team par- cions. but we did enter the 52.6 seconds and the long report all fires to the Fire won the high Jump with a of his victories were scored jump by leaping 20 feet 5 state championship track and leap of 5 feet 10 inches. Plains-Fanwood knocked the ticipating in the Olympic'women's Nordic events and by knockouts. Department. field meet of the New Jer- 1/2 inches. Other Rahway athletes who Highlanders of Governor Winter Games that must and Martha Rockwell cracked the The winner punched Rosa eey State interschoiastic Sports Schedule qualified for the finals were Livingston Regional High should be faced and dis- top 20 in both Individual at will for two rounds before LEARNING BY TOURING ... Members of the touring RECEIVES BEAUTIFICATION AWARD...Robert Spinella, center, external vice Tire Storage Tips Athletic Associaxion on Sat- The tennis team of Arthur l/lysses Austin, who was School, Berkeley Heights, cusBed frankly. cross-country races. Good, knocking him out at the 44- party look over filtration appurtenances at the Morris president, presents to George Gil Bride, left, of Franklin State Bank the Clark The tires on recreational urday at Highland Park High L. Johnson Regional High second in the 880-yard run; out of a tie for first place Too many of the USA Bobsledding and luge, both second mark of the third Township pool under construction. Getting an eye full, Jaycees' Community Beautification Award. The Jaycee president, Anthony Roccla, vehicles need specific atten- School. The starting una- is Swim Lessons School, Clark, will compete .Juhn Kurowski, second in the ARTHUR L. JOHNSON by scoring an 8-2 victory sports press decried the lack under the jurisdiction of the round. Harden displayed left to right, are Third Ward Councilman Bernard G. right, looks on at the May membership meeting. The award is given annually to tion during off-season stor- 10 a.m. REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL last week in Berkeley of success of the USA team AAU, definitely suffer from Yarusavage, James MaCrae, architect; Morris Krouk, in the Union County Tourna- the person or organization whose structure was best planned to maintain or improve javelin throw, Bob Yorke, some of the best form of his ment tomorrow at Pingry age. The Tire Industry Safety Nate Austin gained thc CLARK Heights. In Sapporo, downgraded the a total absence of usable pro career. independent Republican candidate for councilman-at- the scenic quality of the community. The bank is located at 1005 Raritan Road, Clark. Council recommends: Today For Tots Given state finals by winning the ^^"th'fdfs^s^rr! A Rahway High School tional ^f^^fs^ The Indians also lost to abilities of the athletes, and facilities in the TJSA.T'uture Harden won the title last large7~Second Ward Councilman Richard C.- Btargcr, Remove the wheels from 180-yard low hurdles in ls.r U,ns Hansen, fourth In the "quartet set a new record in 120-yard hlghhurdleeis 13.5 Varsity baseball. Hillside, John F. Kennedy High School 0f5eTny^ae*stionea ana train- activity by the A~ATjrTn~~these February by getting a and Council President John Pisansky. home. The last series of ewlm- The Westfieid tennis the vehicle, thus taking the seconds and the 12u-yard of Iselin, Union Catholic High Ing programs and regiments two sports may be tempered decision over Rosa, who has weight off the tires. gii hurdles. andPobDugan. ^^^f.^^^^l'f ming lessons before summer rs beat the Clark net- alarm for a truck fire lo- SATURDAY, MAY 27 r^SG£^l=0*^3c^Ch^I^flS=a^ :t 1 ft - -• yffThteFfifl—Whfr Route-1. - rm_ ___ Reduce the iyXJgreaaurc_to ~being jjpo fferetT ^ " " fi -week-at the^ - at the Group J sectioffaTYrnreT Clark qualifiers were iays~0TTM~5y 2? in MPTOCtreTi. traci- and field team, with ualified on May 21 for com- - -- •- - —.»—>-.«, «j^- way YMCA irints^crcm: -ir nn Sarurday at Williams _ "7^^^Tn~tb"eN"aTIonaT"Arna-~ " * * * Unfortunately, - everyone -poeed-t©~the-eosts-of«ending—— Auto acclflont 1ims in, n rnnl. Field, Elizabeth. He _broku A '•! children , —Andy Prince—and—Steve pole vault. Rick Clinton, Austin, Nate Austin and-Tim ©ped-by the ^yy^--'j _?^^M»^._.»—t-_...^tcuetHr ._.AthlotiAtWetl&c Union JuTT^ ~~Th~e R^WRy HfgnT^ymiTffVi r^Qde the—^^-medal—Gour-tv^—the —G^di'e-diHrthleTeBT^con^—~~ Mondays throug fiaa~ys~for~Kastner lost th~eir singles Washdown of-epiiled-g-asoline.-- —H-07—tx.-m. Graa«—fi-ee-at- his 1971 record uf IS).5 sec- Third in the lone iurrvp~ and" ^rni-SnVrirTFirilQHnrl'fVi "^nCl'ftrA" — -chuTnpion&hipa- -next - month-tadl-anfi—w«ro—shutout,- 3-0^ And_ we would be the last cerned. In rhPRf^ nyo^porta - -THURSDAY, MAY 25 H. Milton Avenue and Wall and electrical equipment ="=o=n^s=Tyrtnir~in5w tiuriiley arrdr two-weeks from. June 5-16. matcheh s by identical scores* fifth in che 220-yard run,brea k themar k of 3:32_2 set 97-34, on May 23 inHillside. in Chicago, HI. by the baseball team of John person to^&&pute^ the many to train-.and-compefce abroad. RAHWAY HIGH SCHOOL i" —"—»-• '"• -' Kennedy HighSchool Ise- tales lurking behind thepub- It is impossible to 6^6UD& __ liD5 p.m.* inveBrJlgatiQn at Street. (ozono produced by motors his mark of 14.o, also set and Jell Gurski, third ln Coach Joh n M n of R take the Rahway~~HTgh School. 12:53 p.m. "GrassTTre on by North Bergen last year. u ?° ^" wjll Laura beaten, 6-0, 6-3. Marc tends to cause rub~her de- last year, in the high hurdles. wa Saturday BoBt coached by Rick lin On Friday on the Veter- Ushed medal count. How- the "pulse*' of the sports the javelin throw. Nate AustlAustinn , wiwtthm pranracc - V gave , hiM e^ first string ever USA Solop of Colonia Instructor Daichman and RichRoseman MONDAY, MAY 22 FRIDAY, MAY 26 New Brunswick Avenue near terioration ). The record setbytheRah- Track, New Jersey State Meola ^^ Tom Seabasty of ans Memorial Field diamond ' women athletes press to find out what they A tour of swimming pools Schwankert, and Morris The Rahway team is aiven H<'*IIV- n« •T--«i- ifr^-v mm*, runners ana neldmen a rest ™_— ...,...... «„—.~_~^ and swim lost, 6-2, 6-1, In the first 9;15 p.m. Leaking gas tank 7:09 a.m. Trash fire at L. Lake Avenue. If tire removal isn't feasi- -way runner--in the 180-yard " „ did win three gold meAlls^ really .expect from USA as- constructed by the archi- Krouk, an independent candi- for the local 'Y Jud o Tech Colonla WOn e in douhles match. The other Leak plugged and spill 45 W. inman Avenue. 4:04 p.m. Railroad ties ble, the vehicle should Htill he race also broke the stare a good chance xo win" the £*|£l n ,he shutde huX; £ J!?^™*™ J?I.*^- ^£?^sociation, away.. ^ ^ *~ y compet' e i'n the * na- "'To ***""*m Jencski• , Iselin pit- a rare accomplishment. Our letes internationally at the date for the Republican coach for the Colonia Coun- Cruup 3 title on Saturday. relay ran the ihird leg of lowing day s Metuchen Invi- lRht to lce Dom Scapafi tect, James MaCrae, hired doubles match saw Russ washed down. 10:12 p.m. Fire in the burning on Penn Central Rail- plated on blocks, and the tires mark of 18.7 seconds which Ihe chief competition is ex- * i medley 440 tation Meet. Wednesday tional event by winning a eher, allowed the Indians hockey tearn finished Olympic level except a by Township Council to de- nomination for councilman- try Club. cellar of a vacant building ruad property near E. Scott the 8pr nff Both boys and girls four Giglio and Bob Bielk also TUESDAY, MAY 23 then deflated to ten pounds was held jointly by Ken pected to come from Mon- i 8.9 seconds' Solo- Kevin Alyward was one of Track, Dover Invitation ^tie during the pre-nadonals oniy five hits and two walks, second to a great Soviet wholesome and health col- sign the Clark pool was con- at-large. at 121 W. Main Street. Avenue. yardfir n 4 Dom Scapati won his third or older are eligible. Regis- lose by 6-2, 6-1. 10:55 a,m. Unnecessar> pressure, the Council advises. Weippert of Toms River and rv.v,i^« .~ -""'^ /,,"'"*"".. yaras, in lo.y seconas.^oio- , '-•> -- Meet awav at Woodson High School, He struck out 13 batters in sextet and ahead of our more lection of medals in the 35 ducted Saturday, said Mrs, Mr. Yarusavage is the Meet awa championship last week at tration for the course should —L.eon ^oniir-rs uf .V^hurY mouth Regional High School mon ^as clmed ln 1:53>0 for Rahwaythe—100-yard s four winner- s as he » V- Fatr-ftu Jjpnicjiak, pypcnrivp W-g-rqta-ahi fcehool the ancnor leg ot HHU yards. And lf -Regular Republican Organl- Park. 10.3 seconds. He was tied the season. Jencski has lost weVe talking about presented at the Olympic secretary of the Clark Town- zation ofTJnion County candi- of Newark. The new record Is the sec- Clark. Rahway's other first- Runnersup in the pre-na- f pure statistics, let s ex- winter Games, ship Swimming Pool Com- date for the Republican YMCA, 1564 Irving Street, MUlburn scored 35 points ond'Vasiest* ro"be 'run'^Ttne with Joe Clcalese ofHlUside Dom a member of the It's place winner was Tim Solo- tlonals were Craig Barrett, * wjnn^rfi flmrpri in Tue amine statisUcs that show mittee. nomination for mayor. Rahway, or call 388-0057 RAHWAYBOOK to take the Section 2 title scate bv a scholasdc team, in the 220-yard dash as bo* 12, and Dave Hecht. 14. both ™£ Wng on a s^gle by whe« the USA really stands fl^h 0*L a^A^J school s chess and checker for Information. Roselle CathoLic posted the *ini»ed in 23.6. Mike Ser- of Clark and Roy Tralna, r » ^ m any wholesome evaluation ^Idl il Olll Ul dUCI club which meets bi-weekly, The committee visited the Mr. Burger Is an indepen- v WOI p flwal k w municipal pool in Berkeley dent Democrat seeking the eiace record, 3:27.2, in the ^° J *e two-mile run of the 8 Or previously won the checkers & GIFT SHOP Jan- American Food wlth a 15, of Rahway. They also Caliendo and a sintrle bv P te prowess of the contest and "give-away" con- Heights and rwo in Morris Democratic nomination for Kir** Engine Lime books in 19og blocking of 10:43.2. ana a slngle Dy MUSIC BOXES St. Joseph's of Metuchen A Rahway sophomore, Ke- have the right to enter the £* ™° 35 naUone entered at test. Dom won the double- Township, one completed and mayor. Chicago competition as they ^J^'^ game on ice Sapporo^ Catches Foul Ball jump contest last week. The the other under construction. . ll was noticed on the tour Said To B** Brighter FIGURINES For finished second in the race vlnKlrby won the long jump For th e las COIFFURES even though ita half-miler, wttn a leflP of 19 feel 4 were among the first three * when Bill Vogt's t K , ^ three sets of object of double-jump give- All the pools were built for that bathhouses were built Hitfh visibility lime-yellow FENTON GLASS Smart Fashions Chinatown Family Dinner _l/2 inches, John Kurowslci I away checkers is for a con- about 1,500 families. of quarry stone and cinder is a new color for fire fitfhtiiiK Gary Trojanuwski, ran--a finishers in various divi- s - duced two ^ in any wholesome evaluation At Nets Game HUMMELS At Orders to Take Out _ 1:52.H. . was first In the javelin throw testant to jump xme xji his The group -on the tour in- block for mInimLirnraainten= apparatus. eions. ^he Rahway battery was of the spoxte proweaa Qf thaet cluded Council President anee. PILGRIM GLASS ModesHPrices The Railway -iiiU-yard with a toss of 181 feet 9 Bill Sieben of Rahway, run- own checkers "and then jump Ward La-Frunoe, a wholly-- TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY SPECIAL*! inches. ning for Rutgers University, George RothweUer andT3uane ^ ' nations entered - About 50 members of the one of his opponents chec- John Plsansky, Third Ward The - purpose ol the-.-tour— shuttle hurdles team was WIDE BANCE OF BOOKS Jr.T Misses & * * • was sixth in the three-mile St. Agnes Sprovach". Rothweiler gave up r . , . e Sports Statistics Club and kers. The loser" of this Councilman Bernard G. was to familiarize council- National Corporation, Elmir;i second behind Metuchen BEST SELLERS Half Sizes Nate Austin, Rahway's star run of the °6th annual 1C- only seven safeties. For the last three sets uf i rha)r p^w nf rhnrl^n game is the winner as every- Yarusavage, Second Ward men with filtering systems, which won the event In 59 e Heights, N.Y., after making BIBLES Canton House second^The^MeuJchen^ur- hurdler, appears to be headed -A crack and field cham- Both teams played error- Olympic Games the Olympic * Bre^er Ichoo^clarl! thing works in reverse. Councilman Richard C. overall pool construction and mi extensive study to deter- &UP 4 le8 8 ulers broke the record of for Arizona State University pionships on Saturday at Dom defeated Jeff Reiner Burger, Mrs, Tomchak. John lighting. mine maxitnuni visibility for CHILDREN'S BOOKS 1546 IRVING ST. ln Golf Tournev Is T h^efeat was .^y's ^^^^^^1 ^« >™™ *™V™ 59.2 seconds which was set Tempe. franklin Field, Philadelphia, 1 ot lSpoa fc ln the final round. Both boys Tentative deadline for the day and night operations in PHONE 3B2-8255 PAPER BOOKS (3000 TI.L.) Hahway, N. J. Restaurant eliminated three other con- pool's completion is May of by Metuchen last year. Rah- Bob Yorke, who puts the pa. 1&£J£ tfe r^rzz sSn^ss? -.- j& irii£™ all weather c o n d i t i o n s, 53 E. CHERRY ST. 1540 IRVING STREET way was timed in 59.1 sec- 5"ot...... _ . ™ . testants, on the way to the 1973. .switched to lime-yellow from CLOSED for RHSancd withrowUb se the discus Sieben's time was 14min- Sunday, June 11 the season sport -- based on oarts * 383-0453 nnds Nate Austin was * competing utes 7 8econds. The winner, Some stu dente carrled finals. Bob Gruytch placed Those wishing to join the the usual red color for the RAHWAY, N J. ondb. Nate AUbtin was ^^ Coach Larry EU1^ John Hartnett of VUlanova . . awarded on a 7-&-4-3-2-1 (Continued from Page H> 381-1770 D n banner8 rior co golng on third and Rich Jacobowskl, pool are asked to call Mrs. custom fire trucks which it MONDAYS RAHWAY^iNEJ S&H Stamps clucked unofficially tn 13.2 ,, , George Rothweiler, senior basis for the first six places K-«-IH iln- rlnet n University, was clocked in P r fourth, as 16 members of •Tomchak at 388-1022. manufactures. Ivy Storch seconds for his 120-yard leg f ? n University team P sler struck out and Jack fPARKlNGVlNiREARt CLOSED MONDAYS ITandi-CITaVge 00 HJI/OOD AVE1INDEN525-9Z8J ln cne taU 13:42.8. The Holy Name Society lefthan(Jer for ^ Rahway finlshers ... and then award- ^S^in 'rhe "fir^r the club participated in the tol. 388-5939 of the relay effort. The na- " Moran grounded to Gary De- o bt Agnes Roman Cath- Hi h School Indians, pitched ing international points for schoor' lim were- TedTczar final tournament of the F K Longe who fired the ball The RutgerB distance run- olic Church. Clark, wiU hold ^ outstimdlng gam e for ea ch sport on the same basis. namSic« ^^f rSfmo^' school year. Over ner qualified for Saturday's Its Third Annual Golf Tour- * \ ^ ^ ^ f™^% ^Z'®J^™*> home to nip Crowell, Russ Clark AZA Mine Coach Bm D lan nine on When ne [O[e8 lmer o Banz was hit by a pitch and MERCHANTS final in the three-mile run nament Sunday June 11 at M 23 Qn Memorial FleldF national ^^ for ^e broad ^a^ano K^ne^m M^eehan KAHWAY by covering the three miles the Old Orchard Country Cranford, but lost a 1-0 spectrum of sports, you se. ^S°' 0^0 the bases were filled. Mel Custom Made-To-Order Bicycle Ramble, Horton then filed out. And Still Anxious in 14:07.5 during one of the Club, hatontown. thriller to the Cranford Cou- cure an excellent evaluation n nrr^w 5S "Kr™»r- la heats-en-Pgiday. — 1 ne. f.nrnmurp^n^ugu "Y -gars -in -a Watohung Confer- f eaeh and—every tefrmr-^Ti?s-nr H?>rxs'' tntr*a ^^^^- Richie Mazzella hurled . NEWS o Specialists area three-hit ball for the win- The University of Penn- Michael Fedosh extends an ence game. overall, as well T7flndin|S^el'vI«lla ^tS^Picard' • Pitied In yoar home ners. He struck outT2~tra1~ llli/ VENICE The unbeaten Clark AZA «ylvanla team won the cham.. i^itaUon t0^ all raember Rod.weiler allowed only *e stxengms and weakness. ^ai^^^sS^ « Guaranteed Wo»k- softball team won Its ters and issued no passes. in Landscaping ftO*4RT miOUMt-1 .straighfrhnllt teagamme owon nSunda Its yfifth by plonship. and their guests to compete two hits struck out two bat- Rather than bore you with Reiner. Plugs - Switches - Lights MMOAD POUAftD ter owed The Union County Hiking The game ended Rahway's Italian-American Food beating Linden. 6-1. Schedule AAU Moet Ticket are $20 and in- i ^r ^ ^ ™***- the complete statistical pic- Totlll ^ -The Mets Axe Bike & Key Shop Finest fabric* UTTU muss C ar B ored e Club will hold a Watchung conference season. The Specialties & Delicatessen RF.T AN EXPERT eludes ^reena and "ocker 7** °7 h f f * tu/e here'tosp a recapitulation A-Mfty-tng" banner werScotet Reservation peerimeter hike Indians finished with a rec- Stoves - Heat - Driers Lowest t»riees ^ „ v eludes greens ana ioc*cer only rnn ^ ^g lflS[ of the .Qf the seven nations William Wn1di*HrJi LANDSCAPING 1accardlng to Inter- -Saturday, with the pdiilci-^- ^orri—uf ' unry—two~^victurfed ESTIMATE scoreT^Alan Richer, Gary AthletiThft cNe wUnion' Jersesy Arpa.ceu_outdoor wishing'tfees anod attenIIJJ.U.IKeX^3ewH WUIUWIUJ7 , 302-0222 paxus meeting at 9:30 a.m. in 12 games. BICYCLES Gordan and Jay Opperman, men a track and field cham- tact the committee members, Bob Segear's sacrifice bunt standings . based on perfor- Hi«hUffh?of thLamecame loners We Cater All Occasions Directory FU 8-3311 Marc Daichman, Rich Rosin pionahlp meet will be held Michael Fedosh, EmestSat- ^3 * orts — Highlight of tnegam©came at the parking lot of the Evergreens - Lawn Care raced horne when Bm mances ln eiKht sp Trailside Nature and Science P0WERM0W.ERS and Rich Rappaport taUietallied on SundaSundayy , June 1111 , aat tMon Mon- - kowskkowskii ,Willia Williamm RobinsoRnhineonon orr Svihira'c,,iuv e( . bun*,,.„t » wa,.,„s„ throw^^^,.,n« splittin..u^..g. apar_ . t ° Alpin.11e, an_ d. , Met%r^ bTsernim^ Wa™2 Tree Service - Digging & AH Types of Imported n mira Center. The Rahway High Schools Products LOCKS SAFES i4n_ .Kthe^ *>*~h+heighth innin 4r,«t«g o«n ^rhit, shir amout mmirh Collegeh Cnllecre, Wes. West Lont Long Stanlee btanley LeWandy UeWand. . awav Mnrriir cHtnn PV^fQ \ V? oaseman, wayne Trenching Advertisements When our motor On Sunday, an eight-mile Indians failed again on May STRONGBOXES Rahway by Richer and Opperman. Branch. TK! I.HU ~ . K 1^ r , t.K.iiiiu cvenm.^ Garrett, fouled a pitch into 24 in Linden to defeat a team Mom's Homemade Sauce experts give your HP Sir fS Vlr rh 1 ? Parentheses we have the left field box seats which hike in the Oakland Circular 1311 ST. GEORGE AVE. CUTLERY, etc. cur a tune up, it's one hlt until the to of the will be conducted, with hikers coached by a former Rahway AVENEL, N.J. 07001 Meatballs Fashion Fabrics . nlJ P indicated the number of WIH rnno-hr hv Mtrhrh o-rad^r done right the first 1 meeting at 9:15 a.m. just off pitcher, Tom Hoagland, as Win at Oak Ridge seventh inning. Tom CroweU "first place ' standings in Ar^ur luckerman they lost to the Linden High DAY - 634-1963 Veal & Peppers • Sausage 1537 Irving St., INTERIOR DECORATORS time. We use only the intersection of Bloom- singled and raced to third. each individual sport and Th^ MPW won ? "1 School Tigers, 4-2. Curtains - Linens - Yiird Goods the latest electronic Something New! Bill Somer and Tony Ankle on Duane Sprovach's hit to for the United States of field Avenue and Route 23, NIGHT - 351-5552 33 WESTFIELD AVENUE Gall 388-0600 Verona. Hoagland is the son of JSLJ. methods:-Drive in to won the kickers tournament right. Sprovach went to sec- America its standing within SOD INSTALLED CLARK, NEW JERSEY 1421-MAiN ST. RAttWAY VB0WGMFT :A—hiice irr-the Belwirre-£arIHoae1^n.d- RAHWAY 388-3612 our station today nClarkr rhe, Oawitkh Ridg a 70e gol, f course, ond(Copdnue on the throwd on Pag. Johe 9n) Chus- eacSportsh o.f me Rlghr individual Buses To Wacer Gap is also listed rector of athletics, and head PLAYLAND 1. Soviet Union (4 first for Sunday. The meeting coach of the Linden baseball €omptete Brake Sorvlco Rt- 22 places), 30 total points. thamon ^tmkPC place Is the National Park team. SLIPCOVERS SCOTCH PLAINS 2. USA (0 1st. 2 2nd, and 3001^611 3HIWC3 Service Information Center The runs which the Tigers by Specialists! Travel Guide 233-0675 EVERY SUNDAY scored against Rahway were IIUNOball Batting a tie for 2nd, 15th, 16th, on Interstate Route 80 at the 1085 RARITAN ROAD DRAPERIES 3 sports did not score A part of the program of Gap at 9:30 a.m. The 10- the first they have made in COMPLETE AMERICAN & Miniature Golf four games. The winners (.oknrls Bloats points), 17 1/2 points. the Union County ParkCom- mlle hike has about 2,000 CLARK, N. J. BEDDING FOREIGN CAR REPAIRS 3. German Democratic mission, the Union County vertical feet of climb up Mt.snapped a 1-1 tie in the third -inning. Singles by Ed buses leaveTrbm: Republic- <1 1st)y X6 -points, -Junlo-r—Tennls-AGa^mys-wiU- Tammany. After"luncn "the 388-2699 CARPETS 4. Norway {1 1st), 15 1/2 begin the first of four series group will mite to-M-wMinsi. Elizabeth: Broad and Jersey Sts at jfij*7 2 5 3Q1-O2Q0 tTrdin .Rlde-litooiir.W points. of instructional classes on A bicycle ramble Is, also and a hit batsman filled the 46 E. CHERRY ST. REUPHOLSTERY 'pfrj, Helicopter Ride 10:15 AM. - ' 5. German Federal Re- Tuesday, June 27. Enroll- scheduled for Sunday meet- bases. Roy Lindlar'e infield Furniture Refinishinq, Repairing Brake Service CENTRAL AVL AT HAHIlAN RU .1814150 CLARK public (1 - 1st), 15 points, ment is open to boys and Ing at 10 a.m. in back of the hit with two out scored one Open Rah way: U S Highway #1 andEast $7.25 -run. Joe Bakunas then A Complete Travel OPEN MON THRU FRI 7:30 A.M. TIL 5:30 P.M. WALLACE Grjnd Ave at 1O;25 AM. 6. Switzerland (1 - lst),-girlB —10"to-1:6 years old swimming pool at Rahway WHEEL ALIGNMENT rues. JL V»ed. 9-6 12 points. who are residents of the River Park, Rahway. A 20-knocked a single to put two Sat. 9-4:;iO SAT 7:30 TIL 2 P*M. CAMPAIGN more runs across the plate. SERVICE Service HEADQUARTERS $6.75 7. Italy (0 1st), 11 points, county. mile ride is planned by the Thuru. & Pri. 9-7:30 AVAILABLE Pwrth Amboy: 351 Srnnh leader, Helen Yeareley, of Len Zolto, pitching for SULO BROS. 10:35 AM Each two-week session Rahway. the Indians, held rhe Tigers A Fabric Shop-at-Home Serv)c« CRUISES - TOURS CLOSED MONDAY 1850 ELIZABETH AVE. Now Brunswick: Mojnor 131 Parkway Four years earlier the „, .- , . summe, , .r .seaso, . n $6.75 wlU lnclud el ht da les to eight hits while striking HOTELS PERMANENT WAVING final evaluation lined up the Jf g ^ T 382-1616 and Church St at 11:05 AM. out six batters and issuing OUR SPECIALTY RAHWAY countries in this order: ^ona on Tuesdays through no passes. The Indians' four CHANDLER BROS. UPHOLSTERY CO. Soviet Union, Austria.' Fridays from 11 a.m. to Baseball Academy hits were made by Duane Samuel J. Gassaway All Domestic and Overseas Municipal Parking GROUND TRIP, INCLUDING ADMISSION noon Tl e acad 79 EAST MILTON AVENUE Norway. USA, Sweden, Ger^ - \ emy will be Sprovach, John Chussler, Travel Arrangements In Rear of Shop 388-IT90 TQ TRACK man. Democratic, Republic, conducted on die park corn- Charles Russell and Gary RAHWAY. N. J. 07065 107 Monroe St. Rahway Italy/ Finland ark German mission's rublen-surfaced To Start June 6 Schulma.1. TRANSPORT OF NEW JERSEY clay courtcourtss lcate OCEANPOm\N_J. Federal -Republic (tost located behind The loss was Rahway's 2 mile* from Cardan SCPkwy, Exit 105 jhree all tied). theWarlnanco Park Stadium, REPLACE Roselle. The Union County Baseball 13th ln 17 games this sea- AUTO GLASS 9 RACES DAILY The United States Sports Academy will be under the son. FRAMES fans and the sports press Enrollment for each two- • • * EXACTA WAGERING a e C n dlCione d t0 sponsorship of the Union u , T? * l e«Pect Week session will be limited County Baseball Association the USA to show Olympic ) nrieritB^dib-^e4M3JL The Rahway High School BEAU I FOR EVERY WOMEN ELETRICCO. tn 7i at ln cooperation with the Union np Htr;H STYLE preeminence in track and each claSB nile(i on a t^^ County Park Commission. -Indians—scored—three—run-- in the final inning of their field and basketball and, come fir8t-served basis. Three and one-half hours of Watts My Line' SPECIAL TRAINS Direct to Grandstand game last Thursday at Vet- , on AM Jowe.i r y • . , rhore recently, in men s and Early applicants can specify instruction will be given each Returning liter Ult rac«. erans Memorial Field, Rah- Lw. Penn. Station. N*w York Ht48 AM Dalty women s swimming. Usually a preference for the ceases day for nine f weekdays CUSTOM MIRRORS FURNITURE TOPS Electrical iv. Newark (Penn. Station) 12:04 PU Dally dlsreg rd erfor beginning at 9:30 a.m. way, to nip the Terriers of *?L" i fI?? P " beginning on June 27, July Union Catholic High School RESIDENTIAL GLASS & SCREEN REPAIRS Contractors GOLDBLATTS Famous Brand TENNIS BALLS Special Qu**t, Lv. Railway (Irving rnanees of the. USA - good af Jul/25 and August B. Boys 9 to 16 years of age Cuttlno Ch.rry 5t».) 12 Noon (Sot*, ond July ir leSS P P who are residents of Union of Scotch Plains, 3-2. PORCH ENCLOSURES JALOUSIES While You Wait! JEWELERS 4 - llt30) SJ ^ ~~u ?T^ ° " Instruction will be pro- The victory was the In- Storage (t e SA> Bp rCB County, may apply for the |TlntinQ STORE FRONT REPAIRS FU 8-2128 We replace all types of RAHWAY'S OLDEST n .r °*? V ° ,' vided for a fee of $15 per . academy with a fee 0"f $30 dians* fifth of the season. lenses, too! ESTABLISHED JEWELER FREE ESTIMATES George Severance, who re- Shaping ihrrh^ir M!?A apology 8tudent {or each series of for each nine day session. ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS & DOORS Just bring In the pieces of ceived credit for the victory, & Coloring House & Industrial DIAMONDS for the lack of USA success elght ieeeon8. The first session will run ESTIMATES GIVEN Your broken glasses | ~froTrr^pyner26rtbrouuli 30 and- nnr nnp hnrr^y nnrl nKTIMPTIVF HAIft 5 J. Y LING -Wiring WATCHES in sports of Nordic eking, 1nformation may be ob- WIQ« Sold-S»rvlc«d-CUan«id-RB»tyl»d we did not place a man or walked one while allowing ' * fUll UNI Ot JEWELRY McGolley Bros. a sReltofi^fforhnier selffr eeding-and^^e-where tain^5rtge-WarInanco Pa^l July 5 through 8. The second women in -the- top-six -of any b Jtlt) only ibur hits, Rahway hat- Prop. Mary Wa"t»r» g, Mai ~Gruhwa!d P. O. Box 575 Robt. E. Brunner 388-1667 Every last part of the car has event. Tennis Center ters made eight hits, in- -MOVERS- through 14 and July 17 1743 St. G*org« Av>., Railway Rahway, New Jersey WESTFIELD changed. through 20. cluding a double by Gary 84 E. CHERRY ST., Bring the Schulman, CRANFORD Making \\ one of the most highly 189 W. Main St. Rahway, N.I. TOMS RIVER- RAHWAY , '< 388-3914 developed/oconomy eors you can buy. The Terriers made a So. aftor more than 2,000 changes, triple play in the first in- ftegrippN done on premises you'd think we'd leave well enough alone. Uniori Catholic was one out RAHWAY But we didn't. away from victory when the Beat Carterel JfU In fact, we "built into this year's Flooi Super Beetle 29 things it didn't have slngled for Rahway and The golf team of Arthur Charles Russell walked. Ed last yoar. X. Johnson Regional High Yergalonle got a pinch hit Plumbing'and Heating They're called improvements. Taylor & Son RECORD Founded 1928 Skis, Boots, Binding Bindings - at SPECIAL School, Clark, defeated the single to score Banz and 5 Floors of Furniture Repairs, Alterations And wo govo "the outside of this _---Garteret__HigJHUlh SchooShl lgolf lf - wheh n the relay...throw—was REMODELED Vuui'i, DpeHtr6 Iliimv 1» didn't how Remodeling Supervised Playroom last yoar. The Clark team lost to the Joe Don Diego ran for LINOLEUM - CARPETS They're called Sumatra Groon, for BowlingMothere team oi Pliigry School, T?U1- Yergalonis and stole sec- Pastel While, Texas Yollow... eide, on May 22 in Clark. ond from where he scored on FURNITURE • BEDDING PROMPT. fcr-FICIENT The motorcye'e that an infield hit by Severance^ Directory 1972 SUPER BEETLE The golf team of Arthur L.. Duane Sprovach of Rah- On MEDITERRANEAN, CONTEMPORARY and Come In and Browse SERVICE REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE Johnson Regional High way saw his 15-game hitting Advertisements School, Clflj:^ td streak-anapped-and he also EARLY AMERICAN STYLES Brunswick Automatic Lanes r 245-962£ team of Union Catholic High hit into the triple play. With fi7 WESTFIELD AVE, 140 CENTRAL l g*fa 7 GALL LEISURE "Service Is Our Byword" -2, on Thursday, he grounded- tor-third for a & AMSTERDAITAVE; 1 bT got Sprovach "and ~th'e~ run- Call 388-0600 her going from first to our n^wspa^r weekly. 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Samuel Wesler, John r 77 Harry Lanning, 72, NO SELLING KEEP YOUR PRESENT JOB! Services were heldonMay WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR WANTED 88, Was Partner John McNeill, 77, of 98 23 for Charles S,Markowicz, EXCLUSIV^ COUTERIER ply ir'viir (itjli/nliml ill ui Ihn iiti Ihn .j nol J Lam on* i] vending IU Mulberry Street, Carteret, 58, of 1068 Main St., Rahway, TYPISTS c tmniin ti'juil 'ml brv lutli »1 ollu who died in Rahway Hospital LOST & FOUND FABRICS iili pljnti " died Wednesday at home. Harry C Lanning, 72. of FILE CLERKS from designers like DIOR tt will hr Born in Glasgow, Scotland, Woodblie Gardens, St. after a long'llliVBse. SECRETARIES LOST - Green jade lapel pin, at wholesale cost and less! In Fuel Company he lived in Irvington before GrKeAvenue Avenel,died A nadve * of Meriden, with lily of the valley ivory. niniFnum lu nvrM '• cgu.piirnl mil .rurutuiy lui iijy b*gm on > imjil LJIII but ii1 moving to Carteret 10 years| * ahway Hospital Conn., Mr. Markowicz BROTMAN'S FABRICS •'Uiiio t: 'Jlinlii J-. >ou «J"i lu i 'ull luni" UUIM] rii om* piodming ljmii| IIUWTM W onM 13inR Lost Sunday between 10 & A-l -.1: [-iiAinifi ijjiii.d.i- jpijiiijnli tVtile Tur iufTipirtr "iormjlion >nclud'"li »uur phi>" Services were held Tues- ago a brlef Ulness. moved to Rahway from Rt. 22 N. Plalnfield. N. J. 1 11:30 a.m. St. Mary's or TEMPORARIES 755-6917 •'jmber jfiit lifi lair »li intiuiiiej ilrtctly cun(t-fire house_l_.S n\. .-* zabeth before she t job- with security. Must condition, $695. Call moved ro ters, Mrs. Sarah Gordon of-3.3. EastMrjiylagManQr. EU- -brother Daniel of _ by the. .Corey & Corey. a farmer resident of Rahwey in 1955. 7 have set of tools. Benefits 3440 aak for Bob. died Wednesday in St. Queens and'Mrs. Anni+andel zabeth; -die^ Saturday In Su -ro n- •••- •-*• Ftmexai~HoTrre ,"259 of age. include pension, sick, leave, Clark, M.rjs. Ruda was a com- of New York City; a-iwrother, Elizabeth Hospital. Eliia- .-S^IOSpltaJT—N-tiiiL.-ir LLT-k. - complete hospirallzatioir pro- r Tnuiticant-of St. -jQH£plV~Wexrer ""oTTTgyr Yo~rRT~beth, afo _ TTonlacf out gg APARTMENT FOR REN7 after a brief Illness. -—r,- ^^jriet—Allen—of—Cajtorotj gram . Residency m 1 'nion man Catholic Church, Rah- City; nine grandchildrt., 60 years. He resided Joseph; two daughters, Mrs. job with secuntv. Benefits Scorch Plains, $250 - Lease p s u turn, Clark, Catherine Lanning of High M jn. iv Fri. ^ a aC u re Co Rose Mary Stumpf of Man- for Bond Cleaners. Hillside. include pension, sick Ic-avtr, it security. Business couple many years prtor ro Bridge; 22 grandchildren, p.m for ville and Mrs. Barbara Ann Geo. She previously worked 11 complete huspitalizauon pro- MRS. ALMA KUMPF JOSEPH B. POZNtAK JOHN A. CUTT OTTO VERNACCHIO preferred. 654-3535. coming to Toms River in Malone of Rahway; her pa- years for the same com- and 17greac-grandchildren. MICHAEL B. ARNOLD MRS. ROSEMARY CONWAY THOMAS P. WINTERS gram. Resident: \ in I ruon 1907. rents, Mr. and Mrs. Michael pany in Rahway. Arrangements were com- Mrs. Nellie Rellly, 90, of Information about the can- Mrs. Rosemary Conway County required. Appl\ LAI NDKY WuRkL.Rb - All pleted by the Pettit Funeral 1408 Esterbrook Avenue, the first meeting were Mr. SP1-C1AL SkRVICLS Hewa b a knuter and tor- Zolna of Palou, Czechoslo- She was a communicant didates tn the Democratic Mrs, Rosemary Conway, T 'ninn 1." t_n in L\ 1' lyV L-UHJ ^U-i.irrnu-ni.s - mudern Charter Member Pisansky, Samuel Wald, pre- bruilifi &—aTrd—a or srr~Pertrr and "ST. Paul's _2Z died May 21 ax rhe nnri Primary HprtinnQ tn I1RO on rnnnrllmnn Rilrgf-r R All benefits, will train. CLMhNT CONTRACTING - Mew Unit Eaunfii mission, Ac nit. bt., l-.U za- meni IMainfleld Knitting Mills sister in Falota and rwo Greek Catholic Church, LTi- Rahway. Arnold Walker Nursing Clark was gathered for vot- slate, is a member of the beth Mon, tu i-n. v' J.m. lu 3SS-33b.s - Hamilton specializing in cellar floors, Call Plainfieldj grandchildren. z abeth. Home, Hazlet, after a long ers of the township by The Parent-Teacher Association and secretary of the unit; 3p.m. 2"7c> I iamilron St., pauos, sidewalks and stoops. Knimng Mills, Newark. illness. Clark Patriot. and a parishioner of St. Walter Drozd and Robert T. 1 Arrangements were com- Among her survivors are In Clark to Aid R ahwav Also BLACKK [OlIOP DRiVLDRIVL- - .._. .,,, , :. Mason. Mr lasecki pleted by the Thomas E. two sisters, Mrs. Katherine Robert Walker, Born in Woodbridge, Mrs. Biographical data about the Agnes Church. She is seek- WAYS. R The next meeting of the BEST PAR 1 riMI Jc>B IN Washington 3H2- munlcant of ^ Church oi liigglns Sons Funeral Home, George Zona, 77, of 1937Powers* and Mrs. Agnes Reilly came to Rahway as a candidates follows; ing acouncllmannomlnation. SALLb 5622. group will be announced TOWN - Make your own the Visitation and a member 11 In Bryant Street, Railway. Lufberry Street, Railway, child and Lived there most DEMOCRATS Michael B. Arnold ACT Si)W I-arn vacation Ruyko, both of Clark. James Fulcomer of 384 The Envirement hours, wurk with lifeline of Group 1, Society of the died Sunday at home after Accident Victim of her life. She was a com- John F. Allaire Jr. Michael B. Arnold, seeking in the flood plains and .usand other communities. shortly, and the public is U.S. ROUTE 22, MOUNTAINSIDE, N.J. 07092 muney. L.ike people,' Will riRLU K.'\- DuING YOUR Raleigh Road, Rahway, suggested flash flood warn- Fashions. C-*XJ*_1 turnings, full Sons of Poland, Jersey City. a long illness. municant of St. Mark's Ro- John F. Allaire Jr., di- a councilman berth as a Mrs. Cedervall spoke A new committee on ecol- welcome to attend. LUNCHEON • COCKTAILS • DINNER train. Evcnings. L all J-S 1 - OWN LAWN WORK? Call Funeral services were man Catholic Church, Rah- chairman of the Union County ing system wc,'re cumint i.l 'd wardrobe, no experience nec- Surviving are his widow, Born m Czechoslovakia, rector of public works and member of Councilman Bur- about the need for all those ogy was formed, and as its Those with questions about 2915 or 388-2289 '0 after 0 p.m. conducted on May 20 in way. Environmental Health Ad- by Mr. Fulcomer, who des- essary. Must be reliable and Mrs. Stephanie Beomer Guv Cunningham Mr, Zona came to the Uni- Reeseg, 87P engineering for the town- ger's slate, is vice presi- concerned with the problem first project its members the group or with problems Newark for Robert iJ. Walker visory Committee and Mrs. - crlbed the warning-system-a.s dxive. Call todj\ J,s^-51H7 Piasecki; rwo daughters, ted States in 1909 and lived Mrs. Reilly was the widow ship, is the organisation can- dent of Arnold BcauryCom- of Hood-control xa ..deal with will --r-cstore—Bianco --EarJc. concerning the environment kXPLRlhNCLD-llODY MAN 49, of 535 E. Milton Avenue, Stephanie Cedexvall of 521 Qiie Lhax . shauid be. taiccn or 2H7-U584. SCISSORS Mrs. Rita Orenczak of Linden in New York City until mov- of John Reilly. didate for the mayoralty nom- pany Inc. He ia a member agencies and departments The group's first mooting to report should call Mr, Rahway, who died on May advantage of by_cpmrn_unirieg_ liXHliRlLNCbO - PAlNTL-.R New and Sharpened and Mrs. Mildred Lemkc Dressmaker Surviving are a son, John inacion. He also is a member of the --G4-a-rk~-L-ltEle~L.eagUre-.C_£nira.L Aye_nue,. B>?ihwayL jiejxaining thereto at all lgy_^_ Mason at 382-8665. In Advertising ing to Rahway in 1927. 17 in a traffic accident on M24Ll Paint-a-Car Shears and Pinking of Clearwater, Fla.; a sister, of Avenel; three daughters, of the Clark Board of Edu- and Southwest Civic Asso- secretary of die Rahway with flood-prone areas. els of government. If shewere laid to coordinate the He retired in 1960 after Route No l in HANDYMAN - R. assist 300 lilizabeth Ave., LARULV T. PETERSI-.N CO. Mrs. Lugenia Labecka in M rs. C rescent Relher - Linden. Mrs. Mary Caplen of Great cation. elation, and a former pre- Citizens for Flood Control, Mr. Fulcomer also called wins the June Democratic efforts of residents, local Guy Henry Cunningham Jr. 31 years of service with , rtr. , ,,, „ carpenter and mason. Full Linden, N.J. 244 North Ave. Poland, four grandchildren Mr. Walker was proNeck- . N.Y., and Mrs. Kath- ft t Mr. Allaire is owner of sident of B'nal B'rith. were guest speakers at theon the State Legislature to primary election, M rs.industry and township gov- jl ° Red Road, Chatham, Merck & Co. as a chemical *eeseg, 8., of 250 W. Grand Over 6,500 famines read The time job with st-curm. Westfield, N.J. and three great-grand- Avenue, Rahway, "died nounced dead at the accident Vrlne Melody*"and*MVs". HeTen Allaire Engineering Com- May meeting of the Rahway establish a state-wide mora- Cedervall will run for Fifth ernment to improve the en- (UppoBite Railroad Station) died May 2 4 at hornet He operator. Ward councilman against in- News-Record/Patriot. That's Benefits include pension, children. Thursday in the Cranford scene by Dr. Sigmund Kell Qrzelak, both of Rahway pany and president of Allaire REPtTBLICANS Area Young Republican Club torium on development of vironment in Clark. 232-5723 was 5^". - Mr. Zona was a member of cumbent Republican Coun- sick leave, complt-ie hosjm- FUR SALE Health Center. Linden, police physician dchildren and 11 Builders and Engineers Inc. Bernard G. Yarusavace which was held at the home the flood plains in each muni- Initiator of the group is 26.000 people reading your ad. Born in Newark, he hadof the Merck 25 Year Club, flve gran alization program. Resi- for tnat cltv He is a sponsor of the Little of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph cipality until such time as a cilman Peter M. Donovan Fraternal Order of Eagles A native of Germanyy, Mrs. - great-grandchildren. Bernard G. Yurusavage. the Council President John Pi- GARAGE SALE lived in Brookside and West- & Scardaville, 30;j Jensen Ave- given municipality has es'•- who she recognizes as a dency in I 'nion County re- DRESSMAKING & ALTERA- Commander Kuchr eeee lived in Rahway 45 Police reported Mr. Wai- Arrangements were com- League and the Babe Ruth Second Ward councilm-in, ia un- eansky. Those present at Alnmst new electric dryer, wood before moving to Chat- of Rahway, charter member R 8 nue, Rahway. tablished zjning regulations leading advocate of flood quired. Applj Lniun Cuunty TIONS -, Guwrib Eur All ker's car was going south- pleted by the Corey & Corey League. He is a past grand opposed for the Republican $7^. F.nghsli coach, play pen, ham 12 years ago. of die Rahway. RetiredMen's on flood ha-zarda -acceptable control and a friend of the Park Commissiun, AcnuSi., Occasions - Including Wedd- Mrs. Reeseg, who retired bound about 5-.3O a.m. Funeral Home, 259 Elm Ave- knight of the Knights of Col- nomination for mayor. Assemblyman Herbert H. clothing and assorted items. A vice president and di-Club and active in the Amer- Councilman Yarusavage served to the Department of En-Railway Citizens for Flood Elizabeth Mun, u l-'n 0 ings. Curtains and Drapes. 64r Navy Retiree 22 years ago was a member *< struck the rear of acar nue, Railway. umbus and a member of the Kiehn, a Republican, of 823 202 Miller Avt., Clark. rector of the special pro- ican Association of Retired as a councilman-at-large fiom vironmental Protection. He Control. Mro. Cedervall de- a.m. to 3 p.m. CLO HIES AL'I I-.KED of Elizabeth Local 221, In- driven by George Banach of Clark Lodge of Elks, Ki- Midwood Drive, Rahway, and 1 iuirsda> tu Saturday - 10 Services were held May jects division of Television People. 1005 to 1969. noted that to do otherwise cided to enter the race when 322-5451 ternational Ladies' Carment Kearny, went off the road. wanis Club and St. John the Republican municipal chair- a.m. to 3 p.m. 3h2-1271. 15 for Cnidr. Walter kuch, Bureau of Advertising, New Surviving are his wife. He has been active in recrea- would act as an incentive she realized that if her pri- Call after 5 p.m. or Satur- Workers Union, and was em- and hit a utility pole and Apostle Church and Its Holy man James Daly were among PUBLIC NOTICE i.'SN (ret.), 04, of 677 Salem York, Mr. Cunningham was Mrs. Julia I. Zona; a daugh- ••—"-- . ..__-... -rere fPnre mBr Theac- Carl B. Tafer tion programs of the township to land developers to build mary opponent, John days . loved c n rete en C c Name Society. chose who attended to hear M-Ph HIOM nil II 1 Road, Union, who died a graduate of Drew I'niver- ter, Mrs. Lillian PauUck of P many years as a dress ciden? L t occurreA ^5°?_d in' fronJLTjt of't and is a member of the Veterans in the flood plains before DeLargy, won the council S I AMPS I-OK SALK Richard C. Burger of Foreign Wars, American Le- the speakers on Flood con- jn May 11 at the U.S. Navy sity and a trustee of Drew Rahway and two graiidchil- operator. the plant of Gordon's Dry trol. the zoning regulations are seat, there would be no one HOOVER REBUIL'l Second Ward Council- gion, Volunteer Fire Depart- lospital, St. Albany, N.Y. from 1965 to 1969. Mrs. Reeseg was a com- Gin Employee adopted; thus, increasing the representing rhe Fifth Ward VACUl'M CLEANERS municant of St. Mary's Ro- Company Ltd. man" ~Burger~te ~an~indepen^ -ment, Boutschcr Olub. Kuighte _ T£ri JCachur, president, Born in Elizabeth, Cmdr. Arrangements were corn- flood problems in Rahway who was knowledgeable or DUCkLl NO. M-177H1-: 1 3 PIECE LIVING ROOM SE I Salea and Service He was a former reporter man Catholic Church, Mr. Banach was uninjured. dent candidate for,the may- of Columbus and Parent-Teach- presided. s y \ iv ov \ yv. j 1 n-i- ^ : Kuch lived in Union since for the Morristown Daily Carl B. Tate, 50, of 1081 concerned about flood con- with 3 tables to match. Rea- LAKDLY T. PETERSENCC* %,%* £"on way, and a member of the oralty nomination. A member er Association. Mr. Fulcomer said the YO: Kl.S- WOK > I I- \ I N^ 1940. He served in the Navy Record and editor of the William Street, Elizabeth, trol. She considers herself C soruvble, 239. AlbermarleiiL-, parish Rosary-Altar So- of the governing body for -Union County committee fa- CORRECTION 1- \ VN . Dl- KPN H\NT- during World War II andMadison Eagle in 1937. InRuhway died Tuesday in Alexian Mrs. Alma Kumpf, widow of a "friendly ., opponent" of 1 Kahway between 7 and 9 p.m. Wustfield, N.J. ciety, St. Joseph's Guild and six years, he served as its vors a one-year moratorium H - iir'.iK of .in Orji-r rt the Korean Conflict. his youth, he was a catcher Brothers Hospital, Elizabeth, Dr. Carl H. Kumpf, late super- Councilman Donovan and l h ^ ii p f r i " r Court <>t (Opposite Railroad Station the Rahway Golden Age Glut president in 1969 and 1970. on modifying the original It was stated in last week's During World War 11,with semi-pro baseball after a brief illness. intendent of schools for the stated that she is "disap- Jrr?if \, (!hiini-rry Division, LEGAL NOTICES 232-5723 and its sewing club. He ie chairman of the Clark grants of land in the flood issue of the newspaper that Cmdr. Kuch was a command- teams in northern New Jer- III Longtime A native of Mount Holly, township, la a substitute teacher pointed with the attitude of on iht- 17 lh Jav ^1 \Uv, J. Whittle She was the widow of Fred- Flood Committee and a past plains, initiating a zoning Sandra Powers will be paid , i^ .1 i 1 \ :l .ii Hull v, tic \'- in Ing officer of the naval base sey. He was a past president v N. C, Mr. Tate lived in She is active tn Girl Scouting Mayor Daniel L. Martin of "PRIMARY ELECTION INSTRUCTIONS erick Reeseg. president of the Clarlc Dem- study on the flood. pLaine $.840 for conducting a roiling s V. F^-.in- 1-^ tJif pl.iiii- ~ar Oran, Algeria. He eub- ot the Loantaka Toasrmas- Services were held Thure- Elizaboth 23 years. .and is a member of tho Paront- flood control." NOTICE Surviving are a son, Frank ocratic Club. Teacher Association and South- and adopting by the end of skating program one half day aild s t-'ii .IT'- ihr tic If-Uii Jll t, 5equentiy served as Coni ters Club, Madison. for Miss Dorothy L. Sor- He was employed 21 years Private lessons available~ " of Rahway; two daughters, Thomas F. Winters west Civic Association executive the one-year moratorium a a week in the summer pro- Assemblyman Kiehn an- art- hrrcliv requirfii OFFICE OF TOWNSHIP - Mr. Cunningham was an62, Purolaior Vet ensen, 48, of 2050 Maple as a chemical operator by iii pia int of mander of the receiving sta- Mrs. Emily Brennan and board. special comprehensive code gram of the Clark Recrea- nounced that there are rwo i h CLERK. CLARK NEW JERSEY on moat instruments by active member of the Chat- View Court, Scotch Plains, Merck & Co. Inc., Railway, Thomae P. Winters, a for- plai tl f f on lie !or'- thr NOTICE is hereby given to tion at Columbus, Ca., and Mrs. Rosamond Noennich, Mrs. Kumpf is seeking a Re- on flood hazards for the flood tion Department operated by bills relating to flood con- professional teachers. ham I 'mred Methodist William J. Whittle, 62, of who died Monday in Overlook and was a member of Local mer councilman, is seeking of JiiK 'L'i ''•*'• -•'•r .ill pfriuNs reMdint! in the Town- Charleston Naval Base at both of Rahway, and six publican nomination for coun- plains. He also noted, how- the Clark Boardof Education. trol in the assembly, the Musical Discount Center, Church, where he served on 2o5 Gertrude Street, Clark, Hospital, Summit, after a 8-575, Oil, Chemical and the Democratic nomination UI1 UI1HVMT O H-iVl'l A. A -!;,[! uf C'laik. New Jersey, thut 350 North Ave., Garwood, Charleston, S.C. He also died Wednesday at home. grandchildren. for mayor. Mr. Winters, act- cilman-at-large aa n member of ever, that for the above to The amount should have been stronger of which he is co- pi J in 11 i I' -. J tru- Iiu;irti of Ki'gistry and Elec- many committees. long illness. Atomic Workers Inter- the Yarusavage slate. come about, it is essential N. J. 789-193^. served on the stafi of the A native of Fall River, Arrangements were com- ive in the Democratic Party listed as $420. sponsoring. tion ui the Tuwnship of Clark. Among his survivors be- Miss Sorensen was born national Union. Manuel F. Diba that downstream communi- U.S. team negotiating the he lived in Newark pleted by the Thomae F. affairs for many years, is merer Nlffi, Nf^.ir J Union County, will meet at Korean armistice. sides his wife, Mrs. Leonor in Elizabeth and moved to He also was a member of Manuel F. Dios. also on theties like Rahway, which has B<*y, 07 10 2. -m •'. WM nil It lli,'ii respective polling places IU years before moving to Wiggins Son Funeral Home, c invenmatm retired from business. He became a business ana- Levedan Cunningham, is a rntrh Plntnfl Mount Teman A.M.E.Church, Yarusavage slate, has been a the mcrEr to gain from such thereof -»iii h j u .i(i in r h.ill ij-- .ui '1'uesday. June 6, 1072 from Hillside 40 years ago. 1116 Bryant Street, Rahway. bcotcn ' lalns 1U years ago. A. Charles Walano .i^ ill'1 lyst at the Brooklyn Navy brother, Alexander, ofClark She was employed many Elizabeth, and belonged to member of the Clark. Historical a moratorium, must take a,\ rendrrerf uu.iin^i 7 i)0 .. m lu H 00 p m for the Mr. Whittle, who retired eounctlman-at-large A. Society, Gran Centurions, Vet- Cuurl MIUJII lllillk ]i; il •!''• .in ! imrini.f of electing members Yard after his retirement years as an office worker the congregation's Senior lead. .in -. -\ !•[ chree years ago, was em- Choir and Men's Club. i Charles Walano, a member erans of Foreign Warn, Parent- lur CuLillLi CuininHVee of Pollti- in 1954. He most recently with Ansco Construction Co. Mr. Fulcomer said the •! ii [' 11 - i-;,l Parties and tlu- makinfi of Mrs. Lottie Miller, 80, of was a tour director with ployed 40 years as a di:e Mrs. Krisza, 76, Among his survivors is a of the Allaire slate, is seek- Teacher Association and Honor- l and was a member of the committee is writing a cata- rtitt- v\ i! h th« Humiliations f<->i' "»* General 1005 Wood Avenue, Roselle, Cook & Son Travel Bureau, C. A. Hannis, 79 setter by Purolator inc., Rah ing reelection to a four- ary Patrolmen's Benevolent As- First Presbyterian Church, brother, Percivel, and a sis- logue on all clean-up opera- Su|Jfri«r ( i>un KieL'liun fur the folluwmu of- died Saturday at home after New York, way. year term. He is president sociation. Rahway. ter, Mrs. RuthRozzelle of He Is a member of the bourd tions of county rivers. They Annex, Ir<-iU a long illness. A. Hannis, 74, He was a communicant of and proprietor of Walano's SI-;\ KNTKKN '17' ELECTORS Among his survivors is a Retired 12 Years Surviving are her mother, Rahway. of education of Union County have initiated periodic 'END THE WAR - We must end U.S. participation in Born in Brooklyn, Mrs. of 238 W. North Avenue, St. Catherine's Roman Catho- Market. (ir.ii FOR A I'RESIDF.NT AND VICE son, Michael, of Clark. Mrs. Elsie Sorensen of Regional High School District samplings of the pollution Vietnam's civil war . . . stop military appropria- !»KESIOF.NI OF THE UNITED Miller lived in Linden be- Cranford, died Wednesday in lic Church, Hillside. Councilman Walano is a I'ttlu re. Mrs. Anna Oerkacs Krisza Scotch Plains, and a sister, No. I. levels throughout the Rah- STATES FOR A TERM OF fore moving lu Ruselle 3U Muhlenherii Hospital. Plain- Surviving are his widow. past president of Lodge Np_. tions ... and shift expenditures to urgent domes- The ^ -erf—t2J2—rvfaT±rsoTr-H1±i—Mr sv-Ruth Beam-of-aahway. Hrs. Sielski, 86 —Joseph JB, P-omlnlc way River and will have to obi a 111 field, after a brief illness. Mrs. Mary Senichka Whittle; 315, International Associa- ttcrprlorltles. —-— Font v HA us years ago. Clark d ed Arrangements were com- Joseph B. Pozniok, a candi- established by the beginning ih [iTitiutifr .m Born in Ashley, Pa., Mr. four daughters, Mrs. Marie Ruf,d f w tion of Machinists and Aero- A L'MTED STATES SENA- Among her survivors is Bork, 75 K u - f 1 pleted by the Lehrer-Cra- Mrs. Mary Sielskl, 86, of date for councllman-at-large on of June an Environmental TOR I-OK A TEUM Ol1' SIX Hannis lived in Cranford Rickerhauser and Miss Pa- at Rahway Hospital. space Workers, delegate to the Yarusavage alate. Is a First aV ~2?u 107":"" " " " a son. Cheater, ot Ruhway. biel Funeral Home, 276 W.537 Jackson Avenue, Linden, Resources Center. The com- YEA US Born in Czechoslovakia, Union County Labor Council, DAN- lit \. \[)| 1A1AN Services were held Satur- since 1929. He retired in tricia Whittle, both of Hill- died Friday at PasCaClc Val- Ward committocman and active w • • Mrs. Krisza came to theMilton Avenue, Rahway. mittee is also asking the SAVINGS CERTIFICATE ACCOUNTS A tti)rii(*% fur I'i.i in ii tf day in Dover, Del., for Mrs. 1958 as a machinist with the side, Mrs. Barbara BielskJ. AFL-CIO; a director of in GOP circles. He is operations *TAX REFORM NOW • Our present tax system Dclfyalcb tu the National United States more than 50 ley Hospital, Westwood, af- communities on the Rahway ••••••••»•»»»*••••»••••••••••»•* NOTICE TO PERSONS DESER- Mary Slominski Bork, 75, Central Railroadof New Jer- of Hackettstown and Mrs, Eastern Union County Chap- manager for a trucking and t'uiu enlions INU ABSENTEE BALLOTS years ago and settled tn Two New Freighters ter a short illness. River Ba.3in to establish a amounts to welfare for the rich. Middle income N 0 Janice Leonard of Clark. ter, American Red Cross, warehousing firm. INTEREST FROM DAY OF DEPOSIT itEPUBLK'AN It you are a qualified and regis- formerly of Roselle, who sey with 48 years of service. Jersey City. Born in Poland, Mrs. Siel- River Basin Commission on families are staggering under an unfair and un- "I have no problems voting my After retirement, he served Also, four sons, William The world's first two 508- Knights of Columbus, and Mr Pozniak is a member of tered voter of the Stale who ex- died Tuesday in the Wilming- Mrs. Krisza retired in ski came to this country in the Holy Name Society of St.flooding and has asked the pects tu be absent outside the as a bchoul crossing guard N. and John J., both of Hill- foot-loiiK freighters designed St. Agnes Church and its equal burden of income and property taxes. All of 10 Alternate Dele^ates-at- ton Medical Center after a 1960 from die Colgate-Pal- 1902, settling in Buffalo, N. Agnes Church. B.P.O. Elks and State Legislature to require conscience over what's right rather LEGAL NOTICE State on June 6, 1972, or a quali- and for the last 14 years side, Jerome M. of Hazlet specifically for transporting Holy Name Society. us are willing to pay our fair share and no more. short illness. molive Co., Jersey City, af- Y. Southwest Civic Association. formation of a River Basir CLARK 2 District Deleyai.-b from the fied and ret;i!iiei-ed voter who will was posted in front of Cran- and Michael of Elizabeth; a natural rubber from planta- Otto Vernacchio than what's popular. I know the \ I ION be wiLliui till? Slate un June She was the wife for 50 ter many years of employ- Morris Krouk Environmental Commission UUAUD OK KIM 12th Cimyrt-'siiunal Onliict ford High School. sister, Mrs. Ellen Morris tions in Africa to users in the Among her survivors is a Mr. Vernacchio, a candi- 2 A l!i'i rialc District l)fli-t;alfs ti, 1972. but because of illness or years of Virgil W. Bork, ment there. son, Edward J., of Clark. Morris Krouk is seeking a Re- with all necessary powers to people of Union County want a I .lark, N-J. U7 phjsical disability will be unable of Parlin, and 19 grandchil- United States will be put into date for councilman-at-large publican nomination for coun- from I hi' 12th Congre former music supervisor uf He was a member of the She was a communicant deal with protecting the en- 'I BACK FULL EMPLOYMENT • President Nixon District to ca^t your ballot at the polling dren. service soon on the Allaire slate, is an cllman-at-large as an indepen- Congresswoman of unquestioned the Roselle school system Cranford Police Reserve, the of St. Thomas the Apostle vironmental resources and (..L A.s.sHOOM I K-HI I N ( \ [ place in your district on said date executive of the J. B. Wil- dent Republican. pledged to control unemployment, yet here In DEMOCRATIC and you desire lt> vote—1H—Ui«— and founder_. .0f the Union International Association of _ _ — -Church, Railway. - loyalty who puts right above County Summer Band and liams -Company; -.. Active In civic.-affairs.-fa.o- has to. d_eal wirh fionrnng. Union County some towns have unemployment General Election to be held on Machinists, ancTTrTnTty^Fen- Mft FTtflfW %S~ Surviving are four sons, crv d Dn comm tte s 2 AlU'inate D June 2. iU72. kindly write or ap- Orchestra School. RQ.se.Ue, where he has been employed f. .t * ^ appointed Rahway councilman Petor H-l-,1. Ull. tecostal Church, Elizabeth, •*»*» IliUICI J^r thc 0 inimum as high as 18 per cent. By establishing national political expediency." d Dt'legates from Union ply—in pui-cuu-Ut—lixii- undcr-'iigried- r Michael, Charles, George tor 20 vears HP 1n rhr> ^ t *?™- «e is a former M. Donovan's proposed and- the-now tiefunet b-asiern ror zu years, ac is tne rnohiber or the t3,000 County at once requesting that a civilian and a former member and and Joseph Derkacs, and a Shade Tree objectives in housing, environmental protection HUV1I- Conservatory of Music and moratorium on construction 5 Alternate DelegaU-s from »bsentt*e ballot be forwarded to moderator of the church Sefon Employee daughter, Mrs. Ann Rndnnn director of corporate budgets Commission, i I- l. l'MI N I for the firm. and mass transit, we can provide more jobs for Union County you. Such request must have your Art, Roselle. board. Arrangenients were com- Experienced Tellers home address, and the address to Mrs. Bork was the mother Mr. Vernacchio is trea- more people. OIL 11L IIM'.ll This September, he and Mrs. Julia Bensaa pleted by theLehrer-Crabiel A CONGRESSMAN FROM which caid ballot should be sent, of Casimlr V. Bork of West- surer of Northern New Jer- OPEN to MANY ITEMS H KNOV \ I ION \ I ( -LilSTHKTI' K>. COMP.HiSEIl.OE. —imd—mtrat—be--»te«e4- -with--y-out-— his wife, Mrs. Estelle Eddy Fischer, 53, of 11 Ascot Funeral Home, 275W.Milton i •(• i • BrrrflrrvfsuT—of—H-armie-—wo uW—have-eel e—' \LL UNION t'OL'NTY MUNIC- biiiiialure, and statt? the reason Avenue, Rahway. ^3^eTlentppT pg JOBBERS —BEL-0W-— IKK1I- A [ I US schools and di- braced their golden wedding Memorial Hospital, New IPALITIES INCLUDING why you will not be able to vote the Roselle Clark branch of fine New Jersey bank. Good salaries, cutives Institute, and a for- and the MARKET * * * CLARK. EXCEPT RAHWAY. al your usual polling place. No rector of the summer school anniversary. York City, after a long ill- liberal benefits, pleasant working conditions. Please mer president and council 'FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY IS A MUST . Despite SCHOOL HI - LINDEN AND ELIZABETH, civilian absentee ballot will be Among his survivors is a About 7,500 families read PUBLIC! COST! founded by his father. ness. call Mr. W. Helwig at 382-5500 or personnel Union, advisor. He also is chief a promise of sound fiscal policy, bankrupt fin- PLUS A PORTION OF ESSEX furnished or forwarded to any ap- son, Clarence A. Jr., and Mrs. Fischer was born in our newspaper weekly. COUNTY plicant unless request therefor Is Another son, W, Virgil financial officer of the Gran a sister, Mrs. Mildred Wood- Carteret and livedinRahway 686-4800. WHOLESALE TO FUND RAISERS ancial and monetary policies have robbed the the Hoar.l ol l-..iti u.i lnuj UffiLt- * * • received not less than eight days Bork of Roeelle, is athletic Centurions. He has resided ut Sfh iniili-r llu.ni, ( !.irk, N<-« THREE FREEHOLDERS TO prior to the election and contains director and baseball coach ruff, both of Clark. several years before moving in Clark for 16 years. AND CHURCH GROUPS dollar of Its value at home and abroad through Jersey nn TU«-M1 a v, Jnii'1 I t< THE UNION COUNTY BOARD the foregoing information. at Abraham Clark High to Clark 15 years ago. John Cutt REGULAR SAVINGS ACCOUNTS chronic inflation and devaluation. We see the 197 2 '»1 2:00 (>«" i., [ >r •- v it 111 u •_• OV CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS School, Roselle. She was a cafeteria work- FIRST NEW JERSEY BANK John A. Cutt, also a can- George's Wholesale -Retail House first International trade deficits In 80 years. . . . time, 11 mi thru .H -..iii! |>l.icc FOR TERMS OF THHEE NOTICE TO PERSONS IN MILI- er at Mother Seton Regional didate for councilman on the publi ly tjix-nf.l an.I r.-.i.l YEARS. TAHV SERVICE OK PATIENTS Mrs. Bork was born in Isaac Pyonin, 69 we face the prospect of the largest domestic i • Poland- • • and • • -came - - to - - - thia High. School,. Clark. Allaire slate, is a trustee 2«VST- GEORGE AVE. W.» LINDEN aloud* ' *•••*'"•*" "•"'*^"":;" "IIN "••VETEKXNS"""KOSrm\TS- budget deficit jn history. Proiio?ni I s in ^ \ I I c il A MAYOR OF THE TOWN- country at the age of 16, Surviving are her husband, r ANn TO THE1R RELATIVES 925-2988 to SHIP 0^-X^.AIlK FOR A Fred H. -Fischer; SL aon, f^irEA-MA-RK co-chairman of the Price or mailed brfore thnt timr- TERM OF FOUR YEARS. AND FRIENDS: settling in West Virginia. Service* were held -th» lioiiwl oi Kilui-iiLioii Oliiue* , n_iil!U>ry serv- ^Robert, a.aenior ax.the..-Uni-_ Monirortpg \ HOUESi 10 A3I. TO "IP-P.M.I SAT- 10 A.M. *> 6 P •**. u yQU an in lhfi i?rior-to -moving . tu. Dover, clay, .for _Isaac_._PYoninJ_69t SHOPS Schiudl^r Horn), Cliirk, !V-w ice or are a patient in a velernna' An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F coach of the Clark Junior THREE COUNCILMEN-AT- 10 years ago, Mrs. Bork of 757 Pennington Street, verslty of Miami, Fla.; two Jersey, but niUMl be r«cf ivnl hospital and duslru to vote, or If lived in Roselle 22 years. daughters.., the Misses,, Suburban Bowling League, 'FOR PEOPLE'S RIGHT - Our educational system no later than'tln* abov lime LAltGE FOR TERMS OF FOUR EUzabeth, who died Sunday 1490 RAHWAY AVE you are a relative or friend of u Cheryl and Cynthia Fischer, trustee of the Clarlc Demo- and (Jute. Proposals must be YEARS. person who is in the military She was a communicant of at Elizabeth General Hos- Is a national trust. Family life must be strength- the Polish National Catholic both at home; a brother, AVENEL N.J. cratic Club, member of the on the outuidc of a setilrH * * * service or iu a patient in veterans' pital. ened: through day care centers, security for the envelope, "PROPOSAL KOH: SIXTEEN COMMITTEEMEN hospital who you believe will de- Church, Linden. Bom in Russia, he wasGeorge Beneaa of Carteret; Citizens Advisory Group, (Title of Bid)". sire to vote In the Township of Dipottf any amount — »ny lima All (J*po*itt Hi id. an or b*f*r« th« E aging, and immediate social security reform. We AND SIXTEEN COMMITTEE- Surviving in addition to her brought to Elizabeth as a and two sisters, Mrfl. Vera member of the Fourth Ward 10th of any month aarri int*r*vl from lh« 1U, Piid «r compound*J £ Propottulf* muul bt; uccom- WOMEN FOR TERMS OF ONE Clark General Election to be held husband and rwo sons are two chiUL^Me operated a shoe Kjetsaa and Mrs. Helen —Oeknocratic- Club and mem- must end the social and economic strait jacket June 6, 1972, kindly write to the quartarly. -punietl by cither ii bidder's YEAR. daughters, Mrs. Wanda Zi- service for 45 years at El- Bogash, both of Rahway. MEW BOOK DISTRIBUTlOi ber of the Parent-Teacher that condemns minorities and women to work at bond with u surety company or POLLING PLACES undersigned jit once malting np- W AJB D,-I>ISTIU C-TS--1, ~pUcnlion and Jersev Avenues Arxangemenra JW£r_e_ Association of Charles H. ^~c*rtTiTe3 cluTclc "equal lo VtVh" ballot to be voted In said election g por cent of the contrail pricr, 2 und 3—Frank K. Hehnly -Vivian Zawislak of Roselle, until his retirement. pleted by the Walter J. John- WAREHOUSE B~rewer School. \ School, Rarltun Road. Tele- to be forwarded to you if you ure is binding the bidder to enler iiiio In the rnilitnry service or ore a 18 grandchildren and seven Among his survivors son Funeral Home, 803 Rari- Mr. Cutt is employed by All Types of contract with lh« Bourd of Ivd- phone 388-B500. a eon Jack of Twlllgbt Shift FIRST WARD, DISTRICT 4, patient in a veterans' hospital, great-grandchildren. . » Clark. tan Road. Clark. the Jay R. Smith Manufac- ucatioa- WATtn, PTSTHTCT -i suiting your name, uRe, serial Starting 5 p.m. - B Days per Week turing Company, Piocataway, Fencing Including Sp*«cifTca^lIo"nti Tor Th« nbov& number, home address and the NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICES - With health —Carl H. Kumpf Schooll .MU- as a Journeyman wood pat- >iiny be secured at tlir Bo«r*|[of _drcd—Xcrcacc,—Xclc^ address at which you arc sta- Stockade care costa rising beyond the means of many fa- Evocation DTTicw, ScHImJlwr O5dO. NcrSEtttwn on t imali basil, bui can Apply In Person at Warehouse Buseh Inc. He is active in Gall Before You Fall . . . 283-1009 3B8-0500. his name, serial number, addrcus Rendering a dignified and personalized funeral npjnd ii rapidly II you want lo > lull llm* tood

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OSCEOLA PRESBYTERIAN ZION LUTHERAN FIRST BAPTIST Clark Rahway Rahway .-.;'• The sacrament of com- Services on Sunday at 8 of munion will be d 11 a.m. will be conduc- T. Hardgroye tor the 9:30 and 11a-m. ser-te d by t ie h Rev. Walter J. * service on Sunday at 9:45 ZION LUTHERAN FIRST METHODIST c ...... «Church Maler. The service of holy Clark Rahway School will close for the communion will be at for a Day/' Church School summer. o ^*^\nr~\, d efl IJ:i e l:1 aj •••-* Volunteer director Mre. "Sleepers, Awakenl Is the Church School ™ *J ?f t* }" S; hours; Diane Paynter, 300 Holy communion will be Sunday sermon of Rev. Ken- r- , /-. _ O O CLOCK. at 9*lS The Church Board will Ann Donovan presented ser- hours; Jeanne PenneUa, 700 neth A Starting on Sunday, June i meet on Sunday at 7 p.m* vice pins and bars to volun- hours; Cynthia Periera, 300 celebrated at the 10:30 a.m. - Austenberg, pastor, c aSses service on Sunday. Sunday at the 11 a.m* service. , there will be only one a m SECOND BAPTIST teers who donated a total of hours; Wendy Saracen, 200 service, at 10 a.m., for the ' & ltiefl scheduled 54,507 hours of service to hours; Jill Schupp, 300 School classes and Bible Church School begins at o ex activ Rahway hour participants will meet 9:40 a.m. with acoffee break summeRegistratior monthn sfo r the Daily men^^s TodaServicy e XGro0 a.mu p;8p.m.. Wo, - Railway Hospital at a May hours; Maryann Sikora, 400 Registratlon for the Daily ' Service Group; 8 p^n. Rev. James-W. Ealey, pas- 10 ceremony. Samuel Marino hours; Susan Stonier, 300 at 9 15 am at 10:40 a.m. United Metho- Vacation Bible School will 1men vacatioe n Church School The Youth Group will have • putt Douxnamentj; luesoay, /-U^J*.^ will sing. Sunday Guest speaker was James hours; and Kathy White, 300 rlve avi son of 77 Dawn Ch lr co 3 p.m. Proceeds will be ^Annua Northerl Conferencn Neew oJersef thye "**r^ y« jPClark1 ,. 8 p.m.. Church School staff. Schoo,? f l meets at 9:30 a.m. Smith Jr., president of the hours. used to help finance travel The Voters ay Election board of governors, who to the International Luther United Methodist Church at coffee house in Fel- Also, junior male volun- Orew lowship Hall will be open Information aboui candi- seeking the Second Ward seat aent 01 the t-ourth Ward ber of the Ladles Altar" and 5, American Legion, and praised the spirit of volun- teer: Ross Holland, 300 League Convention in Sharon University, Madison, on Tuesday, June 13, at 7:30 tht tarism which throughout Pa., over the Labor Day on June 5-7, as the congre- da tes f o r De moc r a U c an J ' Municipal Council. Civic Association. Rosary Society of the church, member and officer of Rah- hours. gation's delegates. p.m. Rahway resident, Mr. McLeud is a graduate She has been active in char- way Council No. 1146, American history has Also, pink ladies: Virginia weekend. Republican nomination^ fW LONG HOURS, NO PAY...Samuel Marino was cited for There will be registration councilmen in ihv s:\il. an alternate member of Abraham Clark High ity drives. Knights of Columbus. prompted citizens to volun- Andersen, 800 hours; Louise The change to the summer HOLY COMFORTER for Osceola Nursery School f Rahway Planning School, Roeelle, and the RC A • John DeLargy REPUBLICANS teer to explore unknown re- Baldwin, 1,700 hours; Helen 3,000 hours of volunteer service to the sick. With him schedule with the main wor- EPISCOPAL wards of Kahwa\ is , r« - is Mrs. Ann Donovan, volunteer director. on Wednesday for church vided for the voters by 1 !;<.• UL- IS a teacher of Institute, New York. John DeLargy is seeking Eugene D. Gentsch gions, to help in time of Banko, 400 hours; lna Bird, ship service at 9:30 a.m. Rahway members and on June 14 for disaster and to aid the dis- 300 hours; Columbia will go into effect on the Charmglow Gas Grills Rahway News-Kfcnrd. i in Sacred Heart Mra. Stephanie Cedervall the Democratic nomination Eugene D. Gentsch is a _ „ J _ J „ other persons. Applications , L-.UzabL'th, and adult Mrs. Stephanie Cedervall, for Fifth Ward councilman, candidate for the nomina- advantaged, whether they are Celeste, 500 hours; Gladys first Sunday in July. Brief btugraptncul J.itj people in foreign lands in The Second Sunday after will be accepted in the kin- follows: r ri. Si. Marv'sCYU, organization candidate for He is a graduate student in tion for First Ward coun- Cool, 500 hours; Veronica Pentecost wlll be celebrated dergarten room at 9-30 a m FREE Estimates need of money or patients Costello, 700 hours; Mar- SECOND PRESBYTERIAN "bhMuCRA IS y. " the councUmanic nomination economics at New YorkUni- cilman. He Is a member oi Rahway with holy communion at 7:30, for children born in 1968 Mi i erchiaru isra mem- ln the Fifth Ward, is taking verslty. Mr. DeLargy te a the Railway Board of Ad- in hospital beds in need of garet DiBenedetto, 800 9:30 and 11 a.m. The 9:30 and 1969. All children en- CaH 381-2278 J. Milton C special attention. hours; Helen Dunn, 1,100 Councilman J. ti.e board of thc-Home graduate courses at Newark member of rhe Knights of justment. . a.m. service will be the rolled in the - A^oeiaHoti, whleh ^^ftfevCoHege. -She-formerly Columbus. ^_ z John C. Marsh F.inhnriy lamTTv. ana me u UIT. Bern to or irst wrrh-comrnTiT!"iTV""p7rU-" was" employed" as "a" "senior "" * Jo s e pR~H"7~H>al a y John C7~M~arsb is seeEIng Barbara Plem Re vex end Mi—Riciiai d —b - -GOP- nomination-for Sec- 300 hours; Elizabeth Hartnett, Society of Jesus, j roa< 1 Edmtiml Carver at the ser- r.r m-e J. C. l ermy Company, Ward r eaiiiei>t4o-i--fg=yea^ na- ^n^QO^ougs^—Helen-^ornorf-Mx. mid •MrgTiticrnrrd' SELECT- this year, lie is a LCr:v-_ in rLCroarlun s^ro- Alexander's and S, Klein, is seokinu rhe councilmanlc was that ward's represen- in—various—parts - of 600 hours; Doreen G. Hartnett of 67Maple Ave- The sacrament of the Lord's •?s ~t rht- ciry. Mrs. Gedervaii is tiecrt- nommanon in hhHi . conn try to provide complete uargoh" 30D hours; Nita , Rahway, will be ordained On Saturday the Spring rtprceentauvt for Local "K1CHAKU J. VXfTNTKr "L h S T nUe supper will be observed. and ss uf the- LnU'iT.ari. ul ,\ i'i, W. Minger tary and publicist for the has been employed by Arco serving a four-year term as PETER M. DONOVAN LOUIS G. BOCH health care to members on Gibb, 1,300 hours; Eleanor a priest on Saturday, June Fair-^vill be sponsored by Church School classes wlll Brotherhood <>t l\>^>Kt-iu\^ :•:. -v. Min^T, a ^.andi- Rahway Citizens for Flood Inc., L'niun, for the past 25 mayor. a contractual basis. Gladia, 500 hours; Ruth io, in Fordham University the Church School. The fair COUNC!LMAN-aH_ARGE and a iurnicr LI:I..I_ > L- 1 • :!:. ;'n-iik»cr.i!icnum- Control, corresponding sec- years. He is a World War Mr Marsh who is em Other membersofthehus- Glassey, 1,500 hours, and Chapel The Bronx His srhed- *s held on the church grounds THE WORLD'S FINEST AIR CONDITIONER the Quinn and npder: v' v: i..f fhiraWarucoun- retary of the Rahway Wo- II and Korean War veteran ployed by Allen Industries" ^ .staff participating j.n Joan Hoolihan, 800 hours. Eminence, Terence Cardinal Jl1 pany. A vctc-ran . •! V^. - '- - ^'-ial repre- man's Club, alternate mem- of the Navy. is a mernber of rhe Rahway Chanceto Debat e tEepfbgram "were GeorgeE Also, Beth Husth, 200 Cooke of New York, will War II, lit- bt-rvvo MI ..tiw :;.:!,. sJv;.j4,an- ber of the Rahway Free Pub- Mr. Salay is a member of Historical Society which he Argast, assistant director, hours; Blanche Isinger, 800 ordain him Armv Air I'ura.. ! v j and Mrs, Marie Brennan, hours; Ida Kiehn, 1,400 On Sunday, June 11, at 2 30 ' - •••• - ""^ ••niiac- IK Library board of trustees St. M ary's Church, president has served as. president and Safety Vehicle ; a.m., circle meetings; 8 p. Councilman ^ ra:;.- il.t, • • .i:.| .i:u. H<. served choir member and soloist of of the Holy Name bociety, ^ First Presbyterian Two Opponents director of nursing. The Rev. hours; Ruth Krohn, 200 p.m. the then Reverend e Eugene F. Gregory, pastor m., circle meeting; 3 p.m., ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL member and lormer r TF—and ^L. Magy^fl Church and me in* munba of Railway Pubi NT3. Church. % increase in hours: Doris Ubbey^DQQ Father Hartnert will ceie- Rnhway ruU-r u i:.- Hewe mo nt 0 ea of the FTrsTISaptist Church. hours; Alice Lockwood, 900 brate his first mass at St. r, ,i Richard J. Voynlk At DC ExhiBT Public Service Electric Y. "These Keyport, presented a pro- study. 1U75, BIV Councilman Richard J. ,, .. . and Gas Company said it expenditures for construc- hours; Joan Novakowskl, 300 Mary's Church, 232 Central St. Paul's Church will ob- of Aerit.- N -' 1 , gram entitled "Chalk Ar- hours; Florence Oleyar, 400 Avenue, Rahway. wlil . _ tistry with a Message" ln FIRST CHURCH OFCHRIST, serve Sunday as the Second dt-r ut MDOSL-, Kah'A.i^ \ : 1' r;;. i . .^. , i Voymk is completing his firsi Volkswagen, in coopera- intends to file a petition in d™ reflect the cost of Jonn F AUaire Jr or hours; Eleanor Peason, 500 Born and raised in Rah- SCIENTIST four-year term asacuuncil- Uun *l ' *Ue Parc" mid-June with the New Jer- minimizing the impact of ganizatlon candidate for the which he rapidly sketched Sunday after Pentecost. No. T, Air.uricaii I [i i; - ii i: •' i'. !; .iluii; An.i-r- fT sey Board of Public eraT ons on en hours; Lenora Petruzzelli, way. Reverend Mr. Hartnett Rahway There will be a celebration No. 243, Buy ScuL,tti .JI .»:. i .: . ; Republic ar: <_ U. L>> . • 1 .: . K i! w n 1 MV C Jre New Jersey Bell Telephone o ' ,rX L/n T 7 .J> total increase in annual Mr Eberle noted that the his - two-opponente—for-the- atrrexl • with—colored Powell, 300 hours; Dorothy graduated from St. Peter's As predicted by the New by the 1972 Legislature. Christian Science churches a.m. -dlon Lutheran i. lu:rv! . :.! • : : . arJ. I\L'L -itlvt- Company. Councilman ?u . ,--—-"- -I "".?-.. ' revenues of $95 million. The electric generating capacity nomination to a debate. Ughrtt and Ught. Roe©j- 500 hou*S; Helen - Pr-epar-ato^y- _^__^_^__School, Joreey_ - li Jersey Taxpayers Afisucia- And true tu NJTA's obser- Voynik has been active tn tn e P SE G - for this Sunday will be "God Tho cloGing-e£-the Churcl i& a niuiiiL-ui u- petition will call for $07 ?* , & system will Mr> Allaire said he has In addition to MMrs. Fox Schmidt, 600 hours; Dorothy City. _ RoV- nicna™ G. Hartnett Lin tion Association a year atro. vation thar when appropria- affairs. _ h UVe to the Only Cause and Creator." School will take place nc;"i.:'"s ~r America and br. million_in electric revenues , double by 1980 and written toorganlzadons iir Mr^_Macino sori>e_ofthe Smith, 300 hours, .Maria. - He_enter-ed-the-Society-of-hnrrnn for_ Eixsr ChnT-r.h nf Lester" P. Bragg gas townihii J M ,i! s '.- • !.i. i ^ I.. )(<_• lias been Lester P, Bragg, seeking .^ volunteers honored for ser- Squillaee, 200--hours: Anne Jesus an i:u: in fund drives. to FREE AIR CONDITIONING SURVEYS appropriatlons are rising creases or new taxation are nomination, is the son Hirhard "The cost of supply^g ^^'^ arare neeueneedead Decausbecausee concerns of Clark." His op- Deborah Belz, 500 hours; Wanner, 400 hours; and Vlr- he received his bachelor of The Bronx for a year and a1 1" a.m . Sunday~ . Schoo« . l clas. . - ia. l. award +—s to members* of W.ilu , r Mel.coo ^(K) nulliun every two needed, the Legislature this of the KeV." Kobert L.Bragg, . AcCordina ro sho age of dome eclc ses will convene at 10:55 the Church School. The reg- cil and delegate r- • ' : president of ?" and electricity continues ^c^al 5! _ . . ponents for the Democratic SusaBarbarn aBolrner Beshak, 40, 4000 hours; ginia Yuill, 800 hours. arts degree in classics and half. IN YOUR HOME • c: eou, candidate yt.ars_ year adopted tax revisions pastor of the Holy M juntain 6e flald Howa d gas. They include nomination are Councilman a.m. Children and young stu- ular Sunday breakfast is can- L a be I C ouncil. Volkswagen, auih- \° j\ ' ^ "• Cynthia Budgake, 20( y Vote in the w.trJt. uncilman, totaling over $145 million. Church of Cod in Christ. y rle H natural gas depots Richard C. Burger and for- hours; unteersAlso, : receptioHazel Archern des,k 1,10vol0- hiins philosophy master o, f froartms degreForde- dieHs efo isr completin a mastergs hidegres stue -dents to the age of 20 are celled until September. JuSt-ph I . L L- r v! .1 ,:!". W sales service ^ ' P^sident of the Lau-ra Dziedzic, 400 hours; hours; Mana Clark, 500 ham. in theology from Woodstock welcome to attend. REPUBLICAN PRIMARY We sell, deliver, install and guarantee all our ..•-.•r !»•[• (he Wet,- A decade ago, it took five This occurred as the New Louis G. Uoch • utility, citing increases in super-cooled- gas which mer Councilman Thomas P. The summer schedule will I . k. i re;.i.ti • • n p rt ty .•:r;. ...iHjain, yt_-ars fur state appropria- Jersey Tax Policy Com. Louis G. Boch, candidate £ , ^ t? ?°. _ '' be imported and gas Winters. i^atricia hinger dOO hours; hours; Margaret Edwards, He taught mathematics ar College in Manhattan and is Wednesday services at 8 begin on Sunday and continue 1 l !;i1 or tne • labor and maintenance costs, Pull Lever 11B .. ^ I-I))LT ul tions to rise from less than nuttee reported recummen- ^ nominauon for cuun- r.lizaDetn l.ir,\I. NOTION 1 * the price of materials, taxes to manufacture syn- Noting that he is the or- oornic, ouu hours; ^JOCTHhours: Clara Garcia, Xavier High School in Man- beginning another degree pro- p.m. Child care is provided through Sept. 10. oWe service and install all makes of ! 1 .t! ard, $504 million in fiscal 1903 dauons for extensive tax re- cilman in the Sixth Ward, Linda Goitlick, 800 hours; 300 hours; Margaret Llna- n.mil *"' and the cost of obtaining natural gas. ganization'e choice for the Barbara Janke, 300 hours; berry, 200 hours; Mildred FIRST PRESBYTERIAN gram in religiou. s education for childre seriesn to th, "The agee Trut of 12h . THE FRIENDLY HOTEL air conditioners. \OHn-. Ut IXIKMION liiu tv. more than $l,02u nulliun form, is a member and toTTTTerprc^ money to flnance "t-.'nless we can at Fordham A radio Tuesday, Rahwa I .i Kf i .i I'I ;cr : :, ,i' i ;..: h ] sitaent of e .7 p nomination, Mr. Allaire said Lori McDarby, -300-hours; Ludlow, 1,600 hours; Cath- eniL-r in fiscal l^nb. Next, three "Even under the pressure ^ Board of Edu- weighs about "3.00C a gigantic y In January of 1973, he That Heals," may be heard • We specialize in thru-the-wall installations ul (.'1..I k \. -. .!-:.•• ' : ...;.:.- pounds"!'-" nor" a" cramped expansion program Marilyn Marciano, 200 erlne McCamley, 600* hours • 1- years were required co top for needed tax reform and cation. mem this ^construction pro- he believes he can "best plans to go to Cochabamba4 every Sunday over Stations 1 ow MEMBER OF CRANFORD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 1 Ii.iv - .mi JiiL i.-i :. - '.;,, • .. ji; . .<••• and rmddprt rancnis ao \rc txpendimxes for con- ivir Eberle saia, implemenL..the .philosophy., of -hours; Kathleen Morgan, 300. Claixe McCluoce,-200-hoursj The ON THF OCEAN June 6 >M. "- rhe $1.5 billion leval with relief of the local property P CaPSUle a lev v^f^V _ ~ Bolivia, to study Spanish for WNBC, New York AM and Ihi1 C 'u.. J • L . 1 . I ::.' i *. :.*-! .; • other ESVs. - " " -ruction will tota. approxl- majority of New Jer- the Democratic Party/' hos d Ja Mh 200 Jl MCl SPRING LAKE, N J. 077G2 :' '••" •'• '"' "!"rI" ' rt M" toial state spending of nearly x, die pell-mell pace of hours, and Jane Murphy, 200 Jaquelyn McClure, 300 * pastor, will conduct the six months He will then FM, at 6:45 a.m., WERA, r Paid for by Clo^ R-publican t'lrit'k Nrw .ti-T^i".- •'•; :• [•:>•:• ta lUon V consumers face an "The party is not looking 218 CENTENNIAL AVL/276-1160/CRAHFORD Court Reporter Powered by an air-cooled """^ ,f-,f " h «*>£*« hours. hours; Winifred Mitchell, worship service at the new teach mathematics and re~ PBIVATE BEACH • GLORIOUS SUHP Commllt*«l he rear engine, as all presen, ^"E^ T^^JZ \B Also, Kathy Oates, 300 1,100 hours, and Noel Wolf, summer hour of 9:30 a.m. on Ugious education at Coletrio Newark at 9:45 a.m. CHEERFUL ROOM SETTINGS • SU- FulTof ~i"sTENTION ' general appropriations should not be allowed to go the use of gae and co our problems but for a hours; Sharon Paul. 300 900 hours. Sunday. . s jwn i San Juan PERVISED CHILDREN'S ACTIVITIES blUjuS t enacttd fur 1973 e an ac o C M.. Iloll,e ti^'t Clark BHO &<•' unchecked," said NJTA. serious long-range solution that will • WONDERFUL FOOD. IlfciCal _umunfee "aa uynct-pJotc^t 'carcar'. *° U^es^e'-Vea^on ^ ! During the summer there Puerto Rico * ' is applied to >'«ar, beginning July 1 "While- tax reform comes Tasks Explained atrucdon figure our hl8w eCOnomic ef be the best for all members ATTRACTIVE RATES Enrs next designed to protect four oc- _ ^ ^ " wlU be no Church School Mr< Har-mett-s—parents 1 H all iiu- i ICf mi! .ill i lit of Clark. New . totals $2 billion with- first -- and, ln fact, the tory A Qf $1>Q of the 'WrTU'Tbr BrochUr uut classes or extended session. [^ _ j Mrs Richard G* Pr«d O. Co«orov» ] who htiv n-t ii.iH.f •,i rtor rrm?\vai or-etufa liquor including numerous association proposed de- r anc Ownar.Mgr. YIC. ati' 1 iht- n. iii.i iii'l 1 ciUi Miuated at supplemental bills already ferral of legislative action To Clark Kiwanis 201 - .U9-B8OO liu! [dill S(l>l •kliul. .ti' [ S ».' :'.; i'[ < tiUT I p "fl«W«r shoo* lor lets monsy" ,-i bed Lane. Clark. New adopted or awaiting approval on the state budget to give FREE t«-n :>t'i t- en ! I. [ ! i ,,' 1 .i ii \ Il'. Jl'I'M priority to tax reform — ^acarGre wiwilnl ^ and have resided in Rahway room is at 1469 Irving Street PARKING B P.O. LEGAL NOTICES the association feels that for 34 years. and is open Monday through H J^t.t when the proper course of action for children through first Klk.-j e re( uest Mr. Hartnett, Sr. is re- Friday from noon toVp.m. OPEN •\\ stepped-up -^ nno l ^ medwith for satisfactory solutions to J Ti>;tl Kvalted Huler, NOTICE OF INTENTION the FUC next month. insure excellent education Mrs. Jerry F. English, the The Summit Democrat tired from General Motors, The public is cordially in- JUNE25 I It1 [ l i)r!v<- _ iark, iMevv Jer- session at^e May 2, and Mrs. Hartnett is em- vited to-come in-to study, A\ .•Mi.f \\ ull^sS.i: M, i- • and proper future planning Regular Democratic Organ!- cited, the $900 million voted HIt.U.ii ,i 1 ) J..].ilS,»ti of the township.*' nation of Union County candi- by Congress for urban mass Vil J-^ c^v™,- ployed in the City Clerk's borrow or purchase the King Ot.ii Stn-.'t H.)s!"ii \1. i •> -• Mr. Allaire, director of date for the Democratic nom- transit in 1972 of which, W J^^^^MI* . >ffl: 1 l.il) Iliol C t. M ( t public works for the town- ination in the new 12th Con- she stated, only two-thirds The Reverend Mr. Hart- "Science and Health with Key it.....: ct:::k .N..A Jnv.} bed Lane. Clark. New Jersey. served Frank W.Haines.ex- dition to being a skilled sten- worthiness uf product! Ft-: i..i- M- if.J.I'. \. A J,' on ship, said he opposes the gressional District, which has been allocated, nett's sisters and brothers to rhe Scriptures," by Mary i l>-r-r Li -j Ii ,,:,K r lioko->n>, KilL'cuu-d Orticers of the club and their ecutive director. - otypist, must have an exten- cars, !*-• r.i> ;iT K:.T'i;nt. T3 Tluichinson respectivc positions are: Preci- policy of Pathmark. Super-, includes all of Union County Her opponent in the pri- are Mary Lou Sweetman of Baker Eddy, or any other N^i \*. t'l l -M.i-i LEGAL NOTICES sive vocabulary and know- Christian Science ^:.i-ft L'i.,rk, New Jersey. dent. Max Schoene, 910 Westfield less Hillside, Linden and mary is Richard Samuel of Bryant Street in Rahway, authorized Christian Science < i markets which has its stores iSu-Li lui,- .[ ..;:> ••(.>•, l.ll I'f ledge of legal and medical !'.i\i.i r.i.'-iur, K-U'tmt'cl Lcctur- Aveiiue, Hallway, New Jersey; "open 24 hours a day, seven Winfield, reiterated issues of Westfleld. and Peter, Joseph, Michael literature, :U;IL lr ii:i!:,r,li.,!.l, ,r: A : .;. r. •.• ' ij Vic NOTICE .!<,.• K:.i.;:.i, llj l.L'xjnyiun Buule- >' President. Horst Stabenow, Take Rare Minerals paramount concern to her. r,,o . n-l.ii' I'l.-k ! .! .- ::,i h' •>•«« , , „ * • "°tice that Thomas J. terminology Witnesses may days a week. concern rn h^r- TRINITY UNITE~D_ and Anne at home. •* .i. ! C ..n k. NLU .lerse> w Mrs. English, who won i'.,d I:MI, ,1. M ,.i. •,.,.: ii.. .,.! ,;JU 1 Reading Room AiK-i!"!- -. M /.iVDiia. Secretary' 2358 l on£felluw Avenue. West- RejlCouncil l Jorf thhae Townshis Uepd o tfo Clark ^ ,ofte U™n oslui wr°rtl theis ro rprununcia ma>- speak- METHODIST 1 election to the New Jersey w ,-s.i:n'!(J A .. :;..r i \t' A To Be Shown Rahway CJ Wi.iiLuT liuad, Cbrk, New Jer,,- lu-ldLorenz. Ne. w22 Jersey8 2n, dSecretary Avenue, Gar, Otto- N.,,..,,eW JerSey, of(h( ifo Tnwnr Plenar,hin nfy rRetjlU aCCGn 8 JI-I- wood New Jersey Treasurer Al- * ' "^ * ^^ '' "^l" The annual Mineral Sho, Senate for a short unexpired st.'\ ? .,,,,; n?n, ConsumpUon License No. C-2 for correct transcription diffi- ,i . ^ ,. c,,-,!, Walano Chosen VP Comforter Episcopal Church S i £ n c- < i wi ht nrPQPnt n 1469 Irving St. G....U,,. Treasurer, ber, A..J 41 Jan.**, Drive. Edi- premtae, ,Uualed al n30 Rarltan cult ^b^ Preb^ted™ bunda term last November, stated A communion service will n.AKK lt>\\ i M' -Ki I.L'ileirb Lane, Cljik, New Jer- chat U. S. participation in ^e . SEMINARY AVENUE Si ST". GEORGES AVENUE lU t 'iMili ii A\ , Objections, if any. should be R«^ C,a>-k N Jersey, tradlaJJ To become a court repor- Uruon County Park Commis be conducted by Rev Rahway« e must aes che Vietnamese.war must be j Sunday C\A< k. Ni-u J•It si'\ Of Labor Group Paul N> ewett on RAH WAY. NEVA/ JERSEY O7O65 U (;ri.\tt-h E*,u!reEsqufre . 1155 n»d. .immediately ln_ writing to "^fj!**^^ ^ [ ' ^cenUng " eion's Trallside Nature and n Stieet, Cl.ik. New Jer- Township ended, that an equitable cax at u a-m> The chadren'Q NDTKI. (>I 1NTI.NTIO- N examination Science Center in the Wat ALL ARK WELCOME Padusniak. Municipal Buildlna, al* officers and all director* which is usually preceded ~ A. Charles Walano, running system must be established, choir wiU rehear8e at 8.45 akt1 not ice tlKit -t .in>! Westfleld Avenue. Clark, New who have no other named office j^y J t ^^Q years' Study r illi.iin K and the names and residences of 3 Rare minerals inbothpol- o ;t or\ a D.'UMI/U. ml _|i. n_.for Clark councilman- reduce die unemployment iOr confirmation classes wUl p.iy in nie rnoncn nr Town- , New -Signed-^A-A-X-SGHQEN-B--nii stockholders ished-and-crygLai fin nib J.i —tnoro at-Iarge, was elected first level _in _rhe. diarrlcx. were_..meet &t-^Y30 -a.*^- and- the , i>i Clcd k tor I'U' lUiail President be displayed. Hi it-siTis. Jr , Inner DEUTSCHER CLUB than ten per centum (10%) of any LEGAL NOTICES vice president on May 22 of essential. coffee and fellowshifellowsh p hour Cor iMinipl ion l.jirtw I HI p] tMU- of tlie stock of said corporation sh clalnW that wiU bea t 10.30 a>m> 1 -Ki turn. Clark. RAHWAY INC. Also on Sunday at 2 3 and SCOUTERS MEET IN LOS ANGELES...Christopher 1SGS, locaicci :it 'J.'i W vSITU-la Avi - Union County Council, Amer- Mrs. English clalnW that iU 030 ** N.u FeatHerbed Lane are as follows: 4 p.m., Donald W Mayer vi presidenr of Union Council, muillll children's hour wiU 1 NOTICE OF .. . T n tri Dletz of Rahway# ce ican Federation of Labor- The nut;•, C 'Li' k N i \\ J i*: 'i Clark. New Jersey Thomas J. Reilly. Jr., President w some, ot: the__municlpallrles , June 3 11=00 a.m. 9-00 p.m. 1 f'o.Miiak, Chaplain, iU ^y Scoutfi of America, left, and Scout Anthony Bryant resent a 8prlng concert on ( ihiect ions i! ar: . •-I'll ;iici tii- Director.. Owner of 100% Take notice that luanui. ,i. Car- director of Trailside, Congress, of Industrial Or- in che district have iinem- gal, i)riv i'. Clark. New of stock'oV said"corporation. ney. Administratrix Estate of TU^ present a program in tne i s, Calif., were among the 4,000 adult unday at4" NOTICE OF INTENTION c of LoG Ange e ganizations (AFL-CIO) at the ploymenc rates of nearly 18%. 150 1142 Raritan Road, CLark, ^ Fedelsky. u-aaing us luay a Iraiiside anetanum en- scouting leaders who attended the 62nd annual meeting Winfield Scott Hotel, Eliza- She argues that many pro- Tnere wlU be a reception H J il.-s i >n_:am:=t. 21 Take notice ilial the John L. New Jersey Tavern, 17 Westfleld Avenue, titled Prom Here to In-of the Boy Scouts of America in Los Angeles, Calif., On the Church Grounds Buy from a /coding company t U.rk, New Jer— beth. blems require national di- for neneww membmembererss ooff chchee Uuddi Post Nu. 73C3 Veterana of KathIecn Rehly. Director Si Clark. New Jereey, has applied to finity," the story of the gal- d 24 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE Fun-i^n Wars iVJ.W.) has ap- the c May 17-19. Mr. Walano is supported rectlon to be effective, and church on Sunday at 5 p.m. Jl'l hf> Treasurer -U42 ftsritan °uncil of the Township of xy and what lies beyond. will givo you MOftE COMFORT Ill plied to itic Council of the TOWTI- a in his bid for Council by the the Nixon administration has f _ GAMES * PRIZES * BAKED GOODS to 60% J uit ice Road. Clark New Jersey Clark. New Jersey for a Plenary The same program will be The Junlor Youth Fel ow and SAVE you MONEY. Call for ! [1!. lil bhip of Clark. New Jersey for re- Regular Democratic Organi- retarded progress-by -faUing _ Kiuin \ i).' !!• i Rctail Qni win have a lass col New Shoes Daily, !i 1 •1.1 111 lit-Ul. New newal of Club License for prem- Thomas J. Reilly. Sr., Director Consumption License for presented at 8 p.m. onCounty Directory Is Now Available Vice President. 84 Berke- premises situated at 17 WeatHeld \vednesday at 4p m onMon- zation of Union County under to appropriate fundsapproved leccion on Sacurday, starting MERCHANDIZE *GOOD FOOD ises situated at ti Broadway, to be spent. Eitimafos on: rVeec/VVe Say More?" Mum. oi iMi;\rio\ ley Avenue, W hrfHort Avenue. Clark, New Jersey. - - — r • The 52-page 1972 Direc- tion of county government, whose designation he appears to be spent at 10.30 a m>^ inlhe parklng Trus- Clark. New Jersey NEW BOILER — BURNER & New Jersey. Objections, if any. should be tory of Government for Un- Also included is a list of on the ballot. lot. tadias', Men's, Children Ladies' & Man's ntOr 0I n lldl r Harry Objections li ony should be Westlield Avenue, Clark, New Take notice that Rumell Yar- Chosen. Freeholders/flclals, a graphic breakdown tired Men's meeting; Mon- Mci<-r<W Crn«lon Rd. Cabin" has applied to the Council etA hwidely-use d Elibhreference fber thcs of tht e bdjudiciarty in the day,"!" p;m~~imnTiat "meeting Sayr«vilU, N.J. Jr. Trusioe, Jajenty, 1508 Bedford Street. ^^^ R padusnluk. Municipal (Signed) of the Northern New Jersey DON'T WAIT, CALL NOW 711-1177 So. Oranga I Village 1 5..m.M-viH.«. "NVw ,f!a!i"Lay- ?"Icw J^ey' Junior Vice n hlp of Clark. MARION M. CARNEY of the Township of Clark, New source, it contains biogra- county and the boards and Receives Degree Clark Jaycee-ettee wiU FOGEHTATIONE^Y H&S GIFTS 60 F,r»i Si Vall»y St & So Orange commander Walter Yatea. 59 Clerk of thc ToW 3 Conference; Tuesday, 1 p. Ni Einob.th, N J 763-LEVY CHARLEY KELLY'S, Inc. ill Gertrude Street Jersey, for a Plenary Retoli Con- phies of die nine freeholders, agencies whose members hold a garage sale on Sat- * 486-2726 D°V °- ^' ""tcMnson Street, Clark, New sumption License for premises their duties and an explana- are appointed by the free- James Ernest Koch, son of m Y ln Heart Cl b EL 2-8617 ttttrtermasttrr~Vincent-" Lorraine Reilly, Secretary Clark. New Jersey urday, June 10, from 10 ^etingi Thursday. June 8^ 486-0059 Doy Byf " ~~ straatBtf™nt—trr3—ftarttan—Rand; •—— ————holders-;— „ „ a;m. lo "4 p.ttv. l,u 1 ill l 0 L ibe y r ect CliirIc NOTICE OF INTENTION 41 i%.m., Young WonWFCiT- —-SO, -ORANGE— ,,,-t.. 191 i ^!! \_ ? ^ : ^ ._^ . U - Thomas J. Reilly. Jr.. President Clark. New Jersey. LEGAL NOTlcKg A run-down of the major Gertrude Stteet, Clark, Take notice that Raliwny Amcr- _ ington Avenue, Cranford. The c^e; g ELIZABETH Mon. ; Sat. 9i30-A Tu..,, W»d., Frt. 10-6 r; ^^ ^ 1142 RarT ican-Huncarian Citizens Club In- ^VmmediateObjections, ifW any. should bo officials of the 21 munici was graduated from Houghton Women's So- Mon., Tu-*., W-d., Sat., 8:30-6 Sot. 9:30-6 1952 III", rnu^s IlM'.r sale will be held rain or TKuir»., Frt. 10-9 Carteret, New Jersey; Clnrki New tends to apply to the CouncU of clerk to NOTICE OF INTENTION paUtie8 ln the county, their CoUege. Houghton N Y.. oiety of Chrlatlan Thur». a, Frt. 8;30 - 8 = 30 Mon. a. Thur«. )0-9 Plains. New ,li-rsi'> l\.il|li \ !; AXMKKU M ZAVODA Towngntp on May 22 wlth a K u shine. Sureeon. Joseph Szomonolky. 57 . R. Tnke notice that American Le- ^ize and popuiatlo,n are "" "'" LINDEN, N.J. 1 U-I Srrrt'lt'try the Township of Clark, " * Also to be featured at the fashion show. lOIHlo. StH'F l-l.ilV-I'l.Ms.tlll CCdcvin Road dark Now Jer- NOTICE O* BTOfflmi amo til? VVhttTier Road jmrow itciaier. 58 Take notice tiiat steiia AOOU. sey, tor a UIUD.ucense i«r p™«. Avenue." Clark, New Je^y,°has made application^ *£ other listings. Stonphoncc Torrnro. flnrk vt-u Wostfield event will be a cake sale. (."l.-irk. N J U7U6G Street, Clark, New trading as Jack a Tavern, Intends ises situated at Old Raritnn Road, jbr,GV One of the eaaieat thing's Jersey. , ,„ .. _ . . _ . -wrauy. uie Councicouncill oif thuiee Townshilownsnip oofx r • . • i \Av V^r-U nt-i-onrlnH AwL,lv. Bric-a-brac and clothes and Father's Day, June 18 in the world to do ia to stand Object ions, if ;mv , -.)'.mi Jersey; Truatee, Henry McGaha, to apply to the Council of thc Clark, New Jersey. (Sinned) RUSSFT T VAPhTVT T Clnrk for n Club LWnse for Send in your social news, Mr. Itocn attenaea Artnur will be offered. For infor- ICF or ivrr.vnoN 1 YARNELL L Jo to onti aido and tell the rest made ininicilKilfU in v\.iii "6 Ivy street. Clark. New Jersey; Township of Clark. New Jer.ey, The names of the officer, of 65Si^J^5 Raritan Road^ ^^^ituatS at thtco^ner rt and let your friends know - ^^n Regional Higgh mation, please call 272-4639. !,<• i.i;ui Ten Trustee, Leo Detmer, Avenue D, for Plenary Retail Consumption this club and the offices they fill School. Clark, before going of the people what to do.^— Township (.'li'fk Kilvv.H Chirk. New Jersey Westfleld Avenue end Liberty whaVS~Kd'p'p"e'n1rid. -proceeds—wiU—be—used- to BLACK A DECKER BLACKCDECKER ii irailing ;is Avenel, New Jersey; Adjutant, Licence for premises located ot respectively are: to Hough ton. N. DeVnne Williams, Holmes applied' Raymond Hoffman, -370- -ilincoln •W-eofcQold .^and ..Brant... Avenus, President, Mr. Lawrence Krdpp, NOTICE OF INTENTION fund township activities. Westfield A\ uk. TV UTILITY Jersey. i ci.uk Nrw Avenue, Cranford, New Jerseyy. Clark. New Jersey. 102 Lincoln "Boulevard. Clark, TaKre notice that Olnrk Lnncs, Commander Joseph Rybak 2fl FINISHING luiuin- license Objections, if ony.. should bbee Objections, if any, should be New Jersey; Vice President, Mr. inc., trading as Clark Lanes, a Autumn Avenue Clnrk New Jer- HOTONHOS OAK It [in .K ditrnifiBit5mad5 do imrnTteiy"In"\Srt-ltlng"to-AlidreirneaygAlidreyg ww Bifr-ainnrHarpcr-Strcetrcorp^Ta^^ DR1LLJKJLT i.:. i; ....: ci.,,k, New Jer- Township Clerk Edwnrd LIQUORS. Inc R. Township Clerk Edward R. PiscaUiway. New Jersey; Treas- Jersey, has applied to the Council c siazejowski 27 Cayuga Road, 1040 Lalcc Avenue Piidusniak , Municipal Buildln.E.E, Padusniak. Municipal Building. urer-Secretary, Mro. Marglt Fer- of the Township of Clark, New Cranford New Jersey Junior Clark, New JIT^I'.V .-»-:i..us .t m\\. should be Westfield Avenue. Clark, New Westfleld Avenue, Clark, New enczy, 10606 7 BBryantt StStreet.t RRahh- Jersey, for a Plenary Retail Con- vice Commander Joseph*Petron* o Francis A Rotonrio. tmtrti'dinirly in writiny toto: Joi'aaji^ , -«.—.._«.„ Jersey-. wayr-Njcw England Drive, Wcstfleld. Offlrar Jwnh ACTION, FLOATING situated at 777 Raritan I'toad. cor- Chirk. New Jersey of David R. Hollander intends to Westfleld Avenue, Clark. New Toth, 1434 Frances Lane, Plain- New Jersey; Vice President, HnwVtrt' iZ™ SECOND HAND ner Madison Hill Road, Clark. Thomas Scalca apply to the Council of the Town- Jersey, to the Municipal Council ndd. New Jersey; Mr. Peter Sell- George Villa. 040 New England New Jerscv Fws\ Vice President C1 k FREE New Jersey. ship of Clark for a Plenary RcUU °* ^ ' ^ow Jersey for a t>lcn- ncr, 05 Gibson Boulevard, Clnrk, Drivc. Westfleld. New Jersey; Sicdclhofcr 21 MacArthur HUNDREDS OF COLOR SAMPLES AND DISPLAYS Objections, if uny, should be C>" Tudor Drive SOLID BRASS BLA0K& DECKER Consumption License for prom. **? HetaQ Distribution Lltcnso New Jersey. ^- ^^rot«r^^uinty-^411aT^TO^cw--t^HDn-NpT^^ SHOP AT HOME TO CHOOSE FROM. OUR DECORATORS made Immediately in *. :itinu tu Clark. New Jersey lues situated at 1083 Centi-al Ave- *or^>remlses slhsated^ot 30 West- Objections, It any, should ha England Drive, Westfleld, New Arms Herbert 2-SPEED Township Clerk Edward R. Hicliard Roscnmeler nue, Clark. New Jersey, trading floW Avenue, Clnrk, New Jersey, made immediately hi writing to Jersey; Treasurer Joseph Villa, ton Avpnim WILL HELP YOU PLAN YOUR WINDOW Second Vice President FOQ HORNS Padusniak, Municipal Building, as Clark Rest. Objections. If nny. Khmild_Jbg_JSoWn&hip Clork Edward TR i-Stonelei^lHPark-Wcstfleld. New- Judge Advocate FmnrJ« S DECOR AT NO EXTRAXHAR6E ~ 93 St Germain Drive ttmtic Imported frem Pakistan JIG SAW KIT Westfield Avenue, Clark, New Objections, if nny. should he Immcdintcly In writing to PndusnJak, Municipal Building, jcnjey. ' ' 427 WnrwiV* «it*^mt olSfiS" w«rM-' FREE Jersey^" Clark, New Jersey mnde immediately in wrlttetf-to Township—Cleric- Edward H, Westfleld- Avenue. Clark,-NeW_ objections, If nny, should be New Jeriev ^lams. DONATION- DRAWS AWARD^.David Rhosde, left, of IDEAL FOR Hl-XA H CUSTOM LIMITED ENGAGEMENT ONLY 20* OFF g pnrcl R. . Building, Jersey. made fmmedintciy ln writing to • pbjectionB. U any. should bo the Central Jersey Association for the Deaf and JOBTHEATHERTO INSTALLATION ON ENTIRE ORDER WITH THIS AD Estate of Frnnk Argenziano, Treasurer Pudusnlok, Municipal BuUtliua XVcatfleld Avenue, -"Clark, New e Township Clerk Edward R. mnde Immediately in wrltlnfl to Hearing Handicapped presents an award to Sal Antoines AUTOS - CYCLES Go*>d Until Jim* 30# 1972 deceased • 163 Fulton Street Weotficld AATcnuc, Clark, New Jersey. MAHGIT FERENCZY Pndusrniak, Municipal Building, j Township iClerk Edward R; of Rahway Post No. 5 of the American Legion tbr June 16-24 AND HARDWARE LAWRENCE A. VASTOLA, Clark, New Jersey Jersey. H_

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THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1972 RAHWAY NEWS RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT - RAHWAY NEWS RECORD'CLARK PATRIOT PAGE 16 THURSDA\, Jl M. 1, !•>".'- RAHWAY NEWS RECORD''CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, JONST. 1972 PAGE17 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD CLARK PATRIOT kGE 14 THURSDAY. JUNE 1, 1972 should bo mnde Immediately In «ritin to Control of luh-, New Jersey for renewal o£ ReWl Hahway New J«r«*. _ LEGAL NOTICES i i! any 8 hollc Bovorage jl r.e-il Av ..n.n U..:, v *•.,•• • >' i )• Secretary wav. City Hall, 1*70 Campbell j Plenary Consumption License The names of the pincers M Ecology Group NOTICE OF INTENTION e-:.l Board of Alco- holic Beverage Control of Rah- tSigned) •" Souse's Inn, 108-130 Lin- respectively are: rom with cub pack participation NOTICE House., has applied to the) Munici- Mrs Frank HiulJ"lti S.c:.'.:.:-. - ..^.- Control of Rah- way. City Hnll, 1-170 CampbeU HIGGINS LIQUOHS INC coin Highway, Rahway, New Jer- Governor, Henry Esposlto. Jr.; OFFICE of the CITY CLERK Plans Meeting I Mije-e-lions 11" a:i> yheiiild Andrew Kuruc. President «*• t Governor, Robert Stramenbacfc led by den mother, Mrs. t; pal Board nf Alcoholic Beverage . Hall, 1470 Campbell Street, Rahway. New Jersey. Ihe HEADQUARTERS CITY HALL To Hold Picnic n-.-iile' ;iiuneeii.i'.i-ly in *er;:inr, 277 Murray Street ' names and addresses oi Prolate. Joseph Canatta, Tjea*- Marie Campbell. Pack Control of Kalma>. Ni-'.i Jersey. ..ii-.%..>. Now Jersey. I'-Jlgncd) EDWIN A. LEEMANN HAHWAY. NEW JERSEY 1 Mjei.-ln.c' lvu-k:si :,;hi Si:e-:-i'U > •' . v • (or PleuaiA Relail Conjunipllon Si^neeli 16 BninintJ Road Rahway, New Jersey the officers are: Robert F. DeSan- urer. Emmet Hopper; Secretary, cheers were led by Den 1 NOTICE Is hereby given to ul Ihe- Munici|.il M.Kir.', -if \!e A. •( FOR FINE License u-r premises ,::,i.iie..l .it li.Ml. LIQUORS East Brunswick. New Jersey^ Elizabeth Kuruc. Secretary tls. President, 3S Sherold Road. Thomas Krebs „„„,„1n _ under Mrs. Dee Knox. all persons residing in the City h.illc He-\ i-i :IJ;I- . '. i.li •'. 'I ie. Twenty area residence are Sunday, June 25 1453 Mam S-.iee-t U.I:-A.I> V-^ i • .:i I-'isher, President 277 MurraV Street Colonla, New Jersey; Vice Presl- Trustees: Michael Hermes. Jo- State Senator Jerome controversial proposal and Mrs. Louise McCloskey, of Rahway, New Jersey, that the nowski of 33 Poplar Terrace, Mr. Cuzzo hopes to attend The rneetlngofliie Union The class of 1972,at Rah- Board of Registry and Election among 190 students who are Miss Dorothy E. Mazdi of . :-• Snnlli Clrnng,. ft y,, „• NOTICE OF INTENTION RVhwa^ New Je«ey dent. V. S". DeSantls. 1407 Dog- soph Huth. Sean Ohara Conttaentals." Everyone Epstein of Scotch Plains will to ask him searching ques- Cub Pack 47 will hold its year pin and two silver ar- committee secretary, was 1 Montclair State College in Final plans were laid for County Environmental Healtfi" SdecIARal '.V:.'- --rr'v .'c"rT —way-Senior-High-SchDOl7held- of the City of Rnhway. In thecandidates for associate in 44 Ross Street, Miss Linda September. He is employed The naii'K s ..!..: .n'.eh e-ssi-. c.l Llie. .ilk New Jersey Take notice that Witty^s, Inc., -^ — wood Piscataway—NeW^xTersey; Objections -,—If—any.-shoulo—bo- was given sTfaVdr--the ladles address the Rahway Area tions. annual picnic on June 17 at rows; Thomas Drzewinski, thanked for her efforts. She County of Union, will meet at tlie 4th annual picnic of the Advisory Committee will be 3lli.:ers ol '.:'... . • :" : ' ">;• •••'-' - trading as WlUy's, has applied to Its Senior Prom on May 18 received a charm and the arts degrees at Union Col- A. Pannullo of 47 Ulllcrest at General Motors Corpora- ii.in H Secre'tary - Treasurer. Patrick made immediately In writing to Young Republicans on his Rahway primary election the Rahway Water Works. gold arrow, silver arrow and was also congratulated on their respective polling places Thomas A. Kaczmurek As- held on Wednesday In the John B r.i-ji. I... l.^.ue-:;'.. J ni INTENTION a,,. Municipal Board of Alcoholic at the Westmount Country gentlemen a mug. on Tuesday, June 6, 1972, from lege's 39th annual com- Drive, Steven R. Teti of tion, Linden. MI-S \ K 'iHl. Nh v NOTICE OF INTENTION DowUng, B Watson Court East. Madeline Kirkbrlght. Secretary proposed right-to-work law returns will be collected at For July a boat trip is one-year pin; Ronald Knox, her new son. sociation, for Sunday, June Union County Administra- My.'tlc Awiuit- I-..: -..I. ^.. e .',•: •imt Edward Bod- aeverage Control of Rahway, New Club, West Paterson. More 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 pjn. for the mencement on Saturday, 86 Parkway Drive, Miss .. ».™,™^uu,,»,... , .—• Tnko notice that The Great At- Ed, N j . of-the Municipal Board pf^co- Prom booklets ln the class on Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. at the meeting on the races webelo and rwu-year pin; Refreshments were Mr. Doncsecz is a grad- 25, at the DeutsciK-r Club, tion Building, 300 North Ave- se\ OrU'.* P.iilr.i. ' . 1 • '• ' than 350 people attended. planned on the Eighth. purpose of electing members for June 10, at 10:30 a.m. Nancy Ann Radomski of 217 Novelty Inn. a Terse,'for Plenary Rc-lai Con- lantic a Pacific Tea Company objections. If any. should be hollc Beverage Control of Rafi- colors, sky blue and olive the home of Mr. and Mrs. the Republican nominations Cubmastcr Matthew Douglas Winkle, une-year served, and as a farewell to uate of St. Mary's High Featherbed Lane, Clark, nue East, Westfield, James anil Ti e-.isi.s i i ' .npoiatlon, 1536 sumption LiccnTe for premises Inc.. has applied to the Municipal writing to way. City I&11 U70 Campbeg. Theme of the prom was County Committee of political Rahway residents who are Dorset Drive, Philips. Schi- BaAe lmmedJatoly ta green, were distributed. The John C. Marsh, 924 Maurice for United States senator, Pazaryna presented Mr. and pln, denner, wolf and gold the Ridgways, Den 2 under parties and the making of nomi- School, Elizabeth. He ma-from 1 to 6 p.m. J. Fulcomer of Rahway, pre- No. 1, Pir;l (^:':c' !l \ '-''' ^-,--- S-:*;AI. .vum i.,hwuy. New Jer- situated at 453-457 Si. Georges Board of Alcoholic Beverage Con- Madeltae Kirkbrlght, Secretary Street. Rahwayv New^Jersey. "We've Only Just Begun to candidates for degrees at fano of 176 Victoria Drive, jored in business adminis- >!y to the Muni- Avenue. Rahway, New Jersey. booklet included the menu, Avenue, Rahway. delegates and alternates to Mrs. Robert Ridgway a tare- arrow; Rand> Smith, wulf Mrs. Arlene Karaman sang. nations for the General Election Gary Lazur, picnic chair- sident, announced this week. to\e n Ni' .e ,1c:-. e .. • l! Ot INI trol of Rahway.New Jersey,-ior , ^ Mv,j.iciv-,i--Bo:iTtl,y£-Alco- tSigned) RAHWAY LODGE 1383 Ascend Upwardly, Socially, class* officers, honored Michael J. Schmidt of 40 tJ the national convention, and gold arruw, Richard Jur- for the following offices: Union College are: Miss tration and was named ro The meeting will be called SeCre"...r> M . . Ui- \ •'.' '• '• Icohulic Bever- Objections, if any, should be a (Plenary) Retail Distribution hMc Beverag|, Control of Hah- LOYAX ORDER OF MOOSE well present lor work tu aid man, said the admission THOMAS KREBS Culturally and Academi- guests, a listing of prom Senator Epstein is a for- freeholder and councilmen. Geraldlne A. Hull of 1159 Oleander Way, James V. the president's and dean's son \eu .11' -. . ;;.,!iway, New Jer- maddee immediatelimmediately in writrnwritinug ttoo License for the premises situated _ j^^ p ,u the cub pack. Koy Kendrick dt-n, gold arruw and silver SEVENTEEN (17) ELEC- price includes all >OL. can eat to order at 7:45 p.m. The mu wliy clty 1470 Cam b< Socretary cally to Loftier Plateaus oi committee members and the mer Union County freeholder TORS FOR A PRESIDENT Charlotte Place, Kdward J. Scuro of 109 Richard Street, OliJCCt In:. - :! ....^ Anyone under 45 inter- will become committee arruw, Mark Wiklci , webelu; honor lists. and drink for the entire af- speaker for the program por- -. Heiail Consump- Madeline Kirkhrieht. Secretary at 2325 Eliiaboth Avenue. Kan- strect_ Rahway, Now Jersey. Happiness and Success." Little Leaguers AND A VICE PRESIDENT OF Kordyla of 1161 Broadway, Stephen G. Thurber of 36 I-: enures situated f the Municipal Board of Alco way. New Jersey. (Signod) class song,' 'We've Only Just and former chairman of the ested in Joining the Rahway chairman. Previously, he Vlnceni I'enttnH, tour silver THE UNITED STATES. Mr. Doncsecz participated ternoon. Continuous music tion of the meeting will be o LEGAL NOTICES Seniors and their dates Begun." Union County Mental Health Miss Helen Messaros of 1901 Florence Drive, Miss Joan Maelel.r.e- is . ' : : ' -. • i ' , v.-ect. Hahway. holic Beverage Control of Ilah- The followine officers and tho ROBERT F. DcSANTIS Mlss Jeanne Parker Area YR's who wishes more was membership chairman. arrows, Drew kjtjiiian, • « «• in all sports ottered in [ .'nion and entertainment, plus George Casino, chief engin- way, City Hall, 1470 Campbell danced to the music of "The Montgomery Street, John T. Vella of 1139 Maurice Ave- e)f tt-.c M..i... . • . : ^ •• ' respective offices they (ill are. President NOTICE OF INTENTION Board. At the May meeting held Juhn Mctlubkc} , Andl'c-w DELEGATES TO THE NA- College's intramural sports eer of tlie Hackeneack Mea- Honored guests included information may call Mrs. games and prizes for the liulic B.--.e .1.:- - ' ' ••• :e.e l.ii esses uf the oftl- street. Rahway, New Jersey. OFFICERS Mrs. Teri Kachur, presi- lentuni, bcuM Rulgwa^, TIONAL CONVENTIONS: Schmidt of 2497 St. George nue and Miss Sandra I). 1'et- program and was a member -dowlands Commission. TAKE NOTICE THAT BEV- Principal and Mrs. Roy M. Kachur, of 625 Cora Place in the l-'lrst Presbyterian To Picnic June 11 children will be featured. e(- named corpora- WITTY'S, INC. William J. Kane, 320 Algonquin . NOTICE OF INTENTION Avenue, Miss Hvelyn L. rucelli of 27 Douglas Drive. DIS1AI-I- Vl-w SIDl-....Also installed at tlie May 2o meeting of ihe John L. Ruddy U . i V ' ' ' i • ' • '• Jeanne Parker Valentine, Herman Kagan, dent of the Rahway Area at 381-3190; James Ful- Church facilities, the follow- Ihumas Ru.-t-nk rant /, Kuy REPUBLICAN of the Jets, men's athletic Adult tickets are $5, tic- Reports and suggestions ...: Hodnar, Presl- Truding as Wltty's Hoad. Franklin Lakes. New Jer- Take notice that Rahway Rcc- ERAGES UNLIMITED a New Kcndrick UIK: 1 Jward t;ru- Cammamann of 101 Ridge Graduated from Rahway club. He lias transferred to Post No. 7.io3 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars were the new officers of the auxiliary Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas F. Young Republicans, is In-comer of 384 Raleign Road ing awards were presented: Ihe Clark Little League Ten (10) Delegates-at-larce kets for children irom o to from representatives of en- . :' Tin n, Clark, Nathan Witkin. President sey Chairman. reation. Inc., a corporation In the Jersey corporation, has applied to viting all area residents to man, artist; 1 dvvard Gru- Ten 110) Alternate Delegutes- Road, Dennis Cuzzo of 448 High School, Miss Hull ma- l-'airletgh Dickinson Univer- to the post. They are, left to right, tvelyn Halverson, junior vice president; Christine ;.:. Budnar, Sec- 37 Lewis Street William Corbus. 50 E. 78th State of New Jersey, trading al tlie Director of the Division of Delmonaco, Mr. and Mrs. at 388-4378, or Miss Karen commute members aiding the inde, undent campaign Jerald Jensten, denner, gold will hold its annual picnic DEVICE AIDS HEARING ... The Knights of Pythias Cranford Lodge No. 175, rep- jored in business adminis- 16 are priced at $2 and vironmental groups present hear about Senator Epstein's OY I'lndiii at-laree Harrison Street, Frank L. sity to major in accounting. Morrell, patriotic instructress; Luella NorrLs, chaplain; Dorothy Tyrrell, president; 21 Prescott Perth Amboy. New Jersey -Street New York. N. Y., Vice Rahway Recreation. Inc. has ap- Alcoholic Beverage Control for a Obtains Degree Warren A. Hansen, Mr. and Krlsak at 381-9590. GETTING Camp arrow and silver arruw, Wil- man, Walter 1- und on Sunday, June 11, from resented, left to right, by Howard Parish of Cranford, chancellor commander; children under six will be will be heard at the conclu- POLICE BLOTTER Two (2) District Delegates Doncsecz of 141 Main Street tration. She will begin air- Miss Devlin is a graduate Jane Ho'ra, historian; Marie Kessler, secretary, l-.nuly v. ontc, guard; hvelyn Schneider, .••.:iJ:.-w Uodnar, Paul Witkin, Secretary-Treasurer Chairmaairmann . pliep d to tho Municipal Board of state Beveragge Distributor'^ U- Mrs. Leonard Spechtp-M-rv liam Lezak, webelo; Steven Andrew [ c-nli an r a r 11 . n noun tu 7 p.m. at its newVictor Thomas of Cranford, inner guard, and Bernard Greenberg of Clark, vice from the 13th Congressional admitted free. Tickets may sion of the meeting. and Miss Kathleen A. Devlin line training in July and in treasurer,' Patricia McGaha, senior vice president, and Betty West, conductress. ssislanl Secre- 4s\ Merker Drive Edward A. LePage. 149 Orch- Alcoholic Beverage Control of censo for the premises situated and Mrs. Felix M. Italiano, MEMORY LANE ... It won't be many years before the t-djiL, nf ilu picture fade Gargen, two silver arrows, chancellor, presented a Beltone Audiometer, worth $1,000 to the Cerebral Palsy District of Rahway High School and be purchased from Henry NOVIC1 ..l>'- ceruficate.s. headquarters. of 230 Russell Avenue. the fall and will attend the ard Road. Briarclltf Manor, New Rahway. New Jersey, for Plenary at 36e St. Georges Avenue. Hah- Boston U. Jan Reason, assistant den- Center, c'ranford. Carl Kirk, president of tile Cerebral Palsy League of Union Two 12) Alternate District majored in liberal arts-edu- Fords (Edison Township), Donald Sobieski.MlssMary- in the family album, and children will be looking at tht- funm c.nliing and asking ISS I he- upenmg e erc-nii r Admission will cost $1.5u, New School for Social Re- Kaczmarek, ticket chairman York, Vice Chairman. Retail Consumption License forwa y, Ncw Jersey and to maintain MONDAY, MAY 22 Mr Krou? James Food and l-.dward Velir,. rs on the campaign Delegates from the 13lh Con- Degree candidates from catiun. She is the daughter :i-iv sliould be New Jersey ann Swierk, Mr. and Mrs. their parents, "Is it really you?" The ladies in the picture w > • airung those re- ner and wulf, Charles Lezak, the May nii-clmu was ' and of Railway - based States Construction Company, 1544 Irving Street, at 1135 St. George Avenue, Robert F Longacre. 1 Jonathon premises located at 1453 Law- a warehouse at 366 St. Georges Alexander Paschenku Larrm-n on- and 750 wurth uf foud tickets gressional District search or the Fashion Army Guardsmen 111 writing to (Signed) Mlss Je e A break, entry and possi- John Czarneckl. Emit Mata- but' no, pictured are Republican conunittc-cnu-n gold arruw and silver arruw, Clark are: Robert D. Hel- of Mr. and Mrs. Kdward West, Linden, or b> calling SmrOl HDUIL Morrlstown^ New rence Street, Rahway, New Jcr- Avenue, Rahway. New Jersey, and ' , ", .\, opnnHihlf- for arrangemenra at the Senior Prom held Ma\ 1 >.u .'i r 35i) couples asqua, John .< .iare and Mlci.ael due led In 1 )t.-i! 5 Lindc-i tile will be given in return. accepted the donation. DEMOCRATIC Institute of Technology, both t. Secretary NATHAX WTTKfN. A ble larceny occurred at the rese, president of the class GOLDBLATT'S Crlstiani , Jam.-s Kerr and Vaul Ukal. and Anth,,n> Vincent i^rapulenis, one- minski of 32. Katherlne Devlin. 486-B086. NllsS., .. jersey PresidentT sey/ ' to maintain a salesroomrjBT 3a8_ Parker daughter of Mi. and attended. Seated at the right is Betsy Maget andjier datr Marir _Kuryiak; standing- sunervision ul their den Seven (7) Delegates-aUlarge In New York City, partrime. '^id of Alco- President home of Mr^_ anct Mrs. of 1973 and ys-danTMlss s gree mpmhp.r ni the Hark Uoaru ot Lduoaaon Street. Mlaa Cheryl A. Hoy- A graduate of Jonathan en '.,"r William I. WalshT-555 Piermont Names and—addresses of the st. Georges Avenue. Rahway, Mrs. Uiauae A. faricer OI Thomas Beninato, 850 Ray- is Kathy Bodnar and her date-Robert Sica, and the last cutirlr i^ Raccio and Two (2) Aitgrnqte-~E>cIegates- Mx-.—Kordyta,—6«o—of Mr. Proceeds are -liniateJ. to tr^ji—of -J -^ffieers-^Mho-^b^ 1??? Main— Strpftr, Rahway^ Gail Psomasn-^nd-members Anthony Despasio. CHERRY ST —Uaytti.i Huginnalll NOTICE OF INTENtTON hon Terrace. Entry wat —&f-the-Rahway-Board-of-Ed- Miss Patricia vouth .proar; Prcsidentr- poratlGn-aret Offlceu. eireetora-and-Stook—received—J har.hplnr—Qi of 429- Jac Het.i.! I. thriTTfiii "Wam"~6t .111 ill 1 i 1 iur.e_than_tgn..fletepiefc e& ATOBL ipfidton Q qw quues- Union; County ;i Avenue. West Inman in liberal arts and administration ucaiiun, To Prisoners pru:i...'-^ Inra^v tradlni! as The Main mere Avenue, Yonkers. Now 413 West Inman Avenue. Rahway, percent stock of the said corpora- University, Boston, Mass., n ond story bedroom window, way, daughtegh r of~Wr. and lti-^-Uil 11 all—A&tilUMi^ TTIT; College. Hi !!?.:: v---ni Light moments of theMiss Conaghan Mrs, James. Keeshan of the from Union County FOIHMH WARD, FIRST DIS- TW«nr»nt and Bar hasnnplied Vork. Senior Vice President, : Ne^ JeisTjyrWllliam^Sctarddt^Er-non-arer-^^ apparentl-v-^wlth-a-woodrchlsei- evening —were—supplied by slty or Newark State College, is the sunof Mr. and Mrs. Army National Guard lhr .-...- same address, will receive -TR ir.T—nnnn(1<.-d—by_ " tl " " °^ATBoard ^ ^rTnb^ir^5tEtav^-HOriion-^tee-PreSlde^^^4S3~LawTence^h3til^^ A United States Senator for a Township Line; State Highway where FTe wTTl major In Mar mew lelmlnskl. troops -got—a break their- ^e^!±-^^p-z3^^s3IMEsiThe entire housyhac ^ her master's degree in edu- L" Goirt-rol of -ftah- Raaa7ESrrT7?ryn^ -The-Prom--Goninvi«ee~te- term of six years Huuti.' No 1. Rahway River; history. Mr. kordvla wjs Miss lioynowski, a grad- summer training to give phy- poi'.ii: :. for Plenary Re- Senior Vice President. Virginia Medvlgy SectarySectary - PresidentPidt . Treasurer.^DlrectoT^Dltor~ r ^ - been ransackecf and a safe catien-'smMff * * • Washington Street; Lawrence way, -Miss Parker majored in cluded: Renne Riccio.chair- named to both the Jean's uate ol Motlier Seton Added Duties oical oiiaminatlonc last- Presi. i.'i.-. Harry C. GlUesple, Knox Hill Treasurer, 23 Harding Avenue, nnd Stockholder; Claire Shaiman. pried open. A check will be from Newark State College, Llcense for elementary education at the A CONGRESSMAN- FROM Street East Miiton Avenue; Pat- list and tile president's list 11. tail Consumption - - . - lady; Elizabeth M agej, lnvi^ DISTB1CT 13, COMPRISED OF L-rsun Street, and the Hallway Regional High School, Clark, weekend to more inmates -made^to determine -what, if for academic achievement. 311 11-^ premises" located al 163-171 West Roadv,ee .Presldon MolTlstownt and, TreasurerNnw^Jersey,-Edison. Objection?, New-Jersey, if any. , should be Plains, New Jersey. Secretary, university S bchool Ot fcuU- tatlons; Jeanne ArgoncUzzo, is a liberal arts major. Miss ;'!• Miss^Keeshan earned her RXHWKT. LINDEN AND ELIZ- River ai Mam Street, Rahway. New Jersey anything is -missing. In Hairstyling ABETH AND ALL OF BAY- FOURTH WARD. SECOND He is a graduate uf Railway lloynowski is die" daughter" New Je-rT. Beverage M Dean Potta. 39 MacArthur made immediately in writing to Director and-StackholderTMJchael budget; Kathleen Bodnar, undergraduate .degree from Forty-three men from the officerTlies nameof thse anabovde addresse corporatios ofn I ne Stamford, Conn., Vice Madeline Kirkbri ht. Secretary Abaray, 80 Oxford Hoad. Colonia. While at Boston Uniyer- As a result of a citizen's students accounts; Shirley ONNE AND FIVE WARDS OF DISTRICT Bounded by Leesville High School. of Mr. and Mrs. Charles ;hr State a £ assistance, police obtained N.C.S., maloring in history JERSEY CITY. FOR A TERM Au'iiue: Mill Street, Main Street. 50th Medical Battalion from r An eloRi President 125 Pi evident and Secretary. of the Municipal Board of Alco- New Jersey. Director-and Stock- sity Miss Parker was a Randolph, decorations and The Cosmetology I Class Miss Messarus, a Kahwav 1 loynow sk l. William C. Wheeler, assis- to apply E 2 the description of a man and minoring in English. OF TWO YEARS. Elizabeth landed at Newark .\Iaite.-..:.e :•.••••• • in Arthur L. Johnson Re- East Milton Avenue, Rahway Alcoholic Division Street Port Heading .fohn J e-airns. Jr.. 18 Bennlng- hollc Beverage Control of Rah- holder. active member of the Alpha favors; Andrea Palamar, She is librarian at Moss • * » Klver. State Highway Route No. High School graduate, is the Miss Mazdi, the daughter tant vice president, was given Airport Friday night after who was observed removing publicity; Susan Lenahan, gional High School, Clark, 1: and the WoodbridRe Township daughter of Mr. and Mrs.of Mr. and Mrs. Michael the additional title of auditor New New Jersey Miclnel H1220 Sec- urn Road Convent Station. New way. City Hall. 1470 CampbeU Objections. If any. should be Kappa Alpha Sorority and School, Metuchen, and prior THREE FREEHOLDERS TO airlifted from a tote bag from the car oitaWf. arrnn^m^nni. held its hairstyling contest Ml THE UNIONCOUNTY BOARD "Line Joseph Messarus, A liberal announced By Raymond r«!t«-y-Ti-e—that pa&irloiy- A - ««o • W . I'-iil -kjJ-^—i^ « Mazdi, majored in liberal annual summer training at wav l : * 1; James S. Kroh! 37l6"Echo Dale -WUlimi' Mays uf Pin- T3— tne cosme- OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS FOURTH WARD, THIRD DIS- arts-education major, she ans-education and was aBauer, president of United premises Lyndhurst, New Je.'rse> - - • _ . . ~.i- Signed: die Director of the Division ol Award*^or outstanding ser- LaCross, reception; Mar- , brarian at Rahway FOR TERMS OF THREE TRICT. Uoundtd by Pennsylvania Camp Drum in upstate New Stree-t. :•;..:••.*.. r> Street. Objections. U" an> should be Avenue, Baltimore. Maryland, caraway, while the vehicle olo room of me school. served as both president and sister of Sigma Alpha PI Counties Trust Company, tli- WILLIAM SCHMIDT. SR. Alcoholic Beverage Control. 1100 ^^ !mli wo certificates of was parked In the area oi garet Brunette, music; Joyce [ Ey School. YEARS. Railroad, East Hazelvvood Avenue; York. They gave physicals made immediately in writing to Vice President. President- Raymond Boulevard, Newark, scholarship for sustained Jones, theme; Charlotte Ma- Mrs. Aida Vasta is teacher • * # treasurer of the Urania t. lub, Sorority. A graduate of zaheth. Howard J. Cameron, 1 :•• . .! > - ! Route No. 1 and W. Grand Miss~KB®BMaTnB~planning Now. Brunswick Avenue; Adams to 400 Rahway inmates over -s of the Madeline Kirkbriglu, Secretary Percy A. Smith. 3612 River 443 W. Inmnn Avenue New Jersey. — achievement. chacek, transportation; Jen- of the course. WARDCOUN'CILMEN FROM Street: Main Street; Mill Street; and was vice president ot Arthur ! . .lolmson Regional senior vice president and the weekend. en puration of the Municipal Board of Alco- Hall Drive, Jacksonville, Fla.. Avenue. The tote bag con- to spend the summer ln Den- E A«H-S P—'TH B-- ett-Y^Sr SHt - r.PT5vl1le Avenue: and Wood- Rahway. New Jersey BEVERAGES UNLIMITED A member of the dean's nifer Costas, photography, The , ,students were ob- PLEASr, a student social High School in Clark, Miss auditor, and a director of The program of physicals r-ti^ Presl- holic Beverage Contiol eif liuh- Vice President. list, Miss Parker was social tained garments and toilet mark, Sweden, Norway and WARDS FOR TERMS OF Biidge Township Line action organization, was a 1'tuted Counties Trust Com- NOTICE OF INTENTION 366 St. Georges Avenue and William Roesch coordi- served by professlonal hair FOUR YEARS. Mazdi i lans to attend Union for the inmates began May !'.a!niay. way. City Ha!!. I-KU Campbell Robert L. Spencer, 5550 Pratt Rahway. Now Jersey and cultural chairman of the accessories. The Netherlands. CfllSTIAHl FOURTH WARD. FOURTH member of the Phi I'tu-ta County Technical Institute, pany, was elevated tu senior J Take notice Uiat Rocky's Bar & nacor. dressers. Mrs. Nina Napa- She has traveled exten- * • • DISTRICT. Bounded by Adams 13 when about 430 inmates M Abra- Street. Railway. Ne w Jersey Drive, New Orleans, Louisiana. Grill, tradng as Rocky's Bar & - NOTICE OF INTENTION School of Education Student "TUESDAY, MAY 23 ramo a Miss Patricia Keeshan V Kappa Honor Society, and scotch 1'lains, where she auditor. SiL-re-iary iSignedl Senior Class officers are > salon owner and LATEST STYLES...Linda Green w sively — to Bermuda, . ;.^f*W 'x *\:»«\\ .<">•/ 'X>* ^' A. -\ -• TWENTY-FOUR COMMIT- Street, New Brunswick Avenue; were examined. The remain- 'NO rich 1 1' IN :'- *•'. ION \ iee- President. Grill, a corporation In the State Take notice that Anthony Pal- Council treasurer Of her A break and entry occur- former student of Mrs. Vasu a customer, Wales, France, -Morocco, attained die dean's list. Miss will major m dental hygiene^ : r.e- Street. THE MAIN OF KAHWAY, INC William Roesch TEEMEN AND TWENTY-FOUR East Ha^elwood Avenue; Pennsyl- Nl-.W Vl-W LLADLKb Ihe annual installation ol new ufiicers of John 1 Ruddy der of the 970 prisoners Tako r.v.e.- •: ..' "••• '.-,h»-ay DIRECTORS red at the Rahway Redevel- —, president; . .,, ., Mrs. Florence Green, at left, whib ilun i^onaghan England, Ireland, Scotland, Canada COMMITTEEWOMEN FOR t0 of New Jersey. Intends to apply ladino and John Caterlno, trading dormito'ry, and the and Miss Mar vnnin RMIrnari- Main Srte^t - -M-ie-a -Pa-nntttto-mtrjcrred-rn &t Ynrht r:-..i- • •'• -i- A !...'! Angelo Rizzo President Harold J. Berry, Sand Spring opment and Recreation Cen- styles the hair of Mi's. M tic~tt during a roe Street, Railway River; East p 3TV3 n-T"Thc" rf—Forei-gn W-3-r-s -M vvtio to the Municip"aT" Board of Alco- ns Fulton Restaurant, Inc^ have Renee Riccio, executive vice y Waters, also lihe.ral arts-education and is iviutcti riains, joined United Hit Slunifii-j: »• U'\'\ •) : .;.'."' "r jlioul.I be 169-71 West Main Street Drive. Morristown. New Jersey. Milton Avenue and Main Street home, Broadway, Vhi-rk. 4 tic- Hvstailfrincl- 8 al- Louis DeRosa, School, Clark First Ward. First District— FIFTH WARD. FIRST DIS- lege. flurry Manani'iy, senior vicei- tommanilct; James Wlu-lan, commander, George 17. WTsrcott—iRoadrHPrlneeton, New J dih f P <>'*e Announces Quarter Dividends TRICT Bounded by Maple Ave- Chi Si >rorlt\ . The daughter of l^oo. He is a graduate of Jerse> 1\T :; c: A A . : - A' tail Consumption Ucenst- for Rahwayr New JefseyTtor renewal will begin door had been broken in, but ,-• NOTICE OF INTENTION - f 2- Washington School. East Grand A graduate ot Arthur [.. J clun lam, Jeise-i-.il bz-omolnoky, surgt-un^ Walter YJU-S, junior vlet- commander; 1. ii AlLO- Jersey 1 hl h scho Avc. nue; Jaques Avenue; East Emer- Mr. and Mrs. Anthony l an- the American Institute of Take notice tlliil Walter E. En- premises located at 710-714 W. of Plenary Retail Consumption g aduate Studies in _eptern- nothing appeared to be miss- gondizzo, treasurer and K °l. furnished the Directors of Merck &Co., share is based on the split Johnson Regional High Morn 11' judm-- advocatL-, Ilar'uTa Kcsslcr, trustuu, an'd t.e_-o Dt-tmar, "trustee." ton Si.re.-el. 11... \ jf H.1I1- William Corbus. 50 E. 79th mascullne son Avenue, Bryant Street, Cen- iHillo ;s .in Arthur L . Johnson Banking and has attended sor. ull individual Trading as Eu- Grand Avenue, Rahway. Now Jcr- License for premises situated at £>er at Tufts University, Med- ing. Kathleen Bodnar assistant opinion on hair- Inc. declared a quarterly number of shares and is First Ward. Second District— School, Clark, Mr. .vnniuti in loans Tlie ri.,.:-, , Street, New York, N. Y. h: tral Awnue. West Mam Street, Regional Illgh School gr.,d- ^eion Hall University. sey. 1345-1353 Fulton Street, Hahway. ford, Mass. treasurer, styling. dividend, of 27-1/2 cents a equivalent to the 55 cents Grover Cleveland School, E. Mil- and the Pennsylvania Railroad majored in busi:u .ul:.i l nl- osrS TavL::i, has ui.Aie-ej tu the A television set and lamp Wlnners ton Ave. uate. this e-UA .1:: 1 Donald Kirk David. OstervUle, Officers of the said corporation New Jersey. Class advisors are Felix „ were Kathleen share on the company's com- per share paid prior to the FIFTH WARD, SECOND DIS- stratuin. 1 K- IH ih In ls>70, Mr. Wieeler was Munlclniil Held .if Alcoholic Mass are missing as the result v '- v^^i • ^ ;iFK~ First Ward. Third District- n named a charter lurnk audi- Watchung Troop are: Objections. If any. should be M. Italiano and Mrs. Roberta ponaghan, first place; Joanne mon stock and a regular split. Arthur L. Johnson Field CLARK Washington School, E Grand THICT. Bounded by Central Ave- Mr. and Mis Mr. i'eu, a liberal arts Made by Reliance \:i!< VIIAMS. Beverage Con::o! uf iAhway, Harry C Gillesple. Knox Hill of a break, entry and lar- nue, New Church Street, Church tor by the Bank Aimlnistra- Rocco F. Romeo. President, 320 made Immediately in writing to Donation Spcont Vacca, second place, and quarterly dividend of 87-1/2 These dividends are pay- SPONSORED BY Avc. Schmidt. in ijor, is the son ol Mr. and lm. Ij9 H, .:;• .. • . 1 E. XIrand Avenue, Rahway: Hose Madeline" Klrilbfteht, Secretary ceny at 157S Lenox Place. Street Fc-rnote Street; West tlon Institute. O.ily joil hank Cejnsuniption I..cen-i- r.'. .: (v: Catherine Schifano, third cents a share on the $3.50 able on July 1 to stockholders First Ward, Fourth District— Mrs. Lvulyn 1., cJani .i! Mi-. ikvLii Tctl and a grad- The board of directors of i-el \V J'T-. -KaneKMI1.; T^L^'NI-'W320 Algon- - ffnrnm. Brirfftary-Tr.eoauror. 320 Municipal Board of Alcft- Entry was apparently gained - Clori Store. 230 W Scott Ave. Grand Avenue, Winneld Street. officers in the ' mted States 1,.. ,.^ premises" situated a: T9T "VVc^t oLJhe place. First-place winnei- cumulative preferred stock. of record at the close of Union Street. Whiltlex Street, a graduate ul Huselle uate ol Arthur L. Johnson Reliance Savings aad Loan module, V\'...-.i: '. 1 - eium Franklin T.HKCS, now ^ Grand Avenue, Rahway. New hoUc Beverage Control of Hah- through an unlocked rear Place. The screen had been Second Wnrd, Klrst District— I'ark Seeks Applicants Scutt Avenue, Rain ..!;,, -e'.e Jcr received a trophy and a pla- business on June 15. PATROLMEN'S BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION West Grand Avenue, and Irvinff High School, will receive an Regional High School. A vet- have been awarded the Association held their regu- lUtll ivii.v. ..--•- Jersey. Jersey. way. eity Hall, 1470 Campbell cellar door, as mere w«r« removed Irom thereardoor, The 27-1/2 cents a share Franklin School, St. George Avc Street. dtle of charter h i.ik auditor, llegistrations will be taken sej He-.;: e. .,::...:. que. The second-and-third- Second Ward.-Second District— assuciate in arts decree in eran of the l.S. Navy, Mr. lar monthly meeting at the eliNTKIN *«y. James S. Kroh. 3710 Echo Dale if any. should be street, Rahway. New Jersey. no visible signs of forced and the door was Jimmied. on common stock represents A O !...•.»!> S -••••• place winners also were gi- FIFTH WARD. THIRD DIS- liberal arts. She will als.. a certified diver and 12 of them re-ide in on Saturday, June 10, for the associations offices at 1525 :. ..[.pile :,uon Objections, :f ^ny. ?::uA.el be Avuiieie. Baltimore. Maryland. immediately in writing to jsigned) ($&>&t. r-\ Franklin School, St. George Avc. lei: John I-. Allaire Jr., ur-to attend graduation cere- entry. No entry was gained into the ven plaques. the first dividend on common x : New Iersev . 1972 summer season of the Raima;. New .!.- 1, M.mie-ipal made imme?d: :u!y !n -vr'.rir.!^ to -Socond-Ward, Third District— TlUL'i. Buundc-d b> St. Georges receive her bachelor ul arts an-.! j •ell) !>ei j! the I .S. Irving Street, Kahway. Pre- iLdward A. LePage, 149 Madeline Kirkbright." Secretary FULTON . TNC. National Equipment & De- stock declared by the board Franklin School, St. George Ave Avenue. Central Avenue, Madison cundidate for the monies," Mr. Allaire stated. Watchung Junior Troop at John W Bi.bs UA A . , : ,,^.- Con- Madeline Klr:,'::-:^l'.l. Se c:-".ury house, and apparently the 1 degree in Lngllsh education Naval Reserve. He will Democratic I'arly nomina- "There are the considera- sident George L.. Mensching aid Road. Briarclift Manor, New of the Municipal Board of Alco- Anthony Palladlno, President sign Co., 132 W. Main Street, since Merck stockholders Second Ward. Fourth District— Au'imi- \W-sll\eld Avenue; St. g the Watchung Stable in the WesTlicld. Nrw J' — • iv lee.ie. New of the Muilic::..! iiu^re! ':! \leet- York holic Beverage Control of Rah- 33 Royal Drive The campaign manager for perpetrator was scared George Avenue^. retiorted an Gcur^.'S Avenue, Union Street; renfun -State ' 'l iVel-- tions of parking and actual presided. reported a break, entry and approved a 2-for-l split of Franklin School. St George Ave. from tion] lor mayor ' >1 Clark, said Waichung Reservation op- Willian: 1: S'.-A , r.i Ue-tall hu!:c He.'ve?r;ig'- e.cn':i'l ejf Ku'i- Robert F Longacre. 1 Jonathon way. City Hail, 1470 Campbell Dr. James W. Ralph, who off. attempted larceny ol tour Third Word. First District—Co- V. nitic-tU Street; West Grand Ave- where she has he.n sll \ vvi!- h physical accommodations A total ot $3ol,000 in first Brick Town. New Jersey larceny. A small radio value* the company's stock on April hwing, .11 111 a )• r in Regional Board this week that If he Is elec- erated by the Union County Avenue. <"r*ent'-r': .,; I,u:ense w..y. Clli 1U:1. 1-l^eJ Cjii::L'._:! Smith Huad, Morristown, New Street. Rahway, New Jersey. John Caterino, Is opposing U.S. Senator Lennison Bellinger of 912dres, a jack and a wrench. lumbian Club. (10 W. Inman Ave nue. Fernou- Street, and Church consistently ti.i UK ted tic Would "lmplenie.-nt any for the ceremonies to Ill- mortgage loans was granted. Secretary A A : ! :.;'l ,-. l.ll.'.ibeth Sueet, Itahvva> . Ne\e Jeiaey. at $55 was missing from 27. The current quarterly Third Ward. Second District— Slicc-l. named Park Commission from 9 Je rsey. (Signed) ROCCO F. ROMEO Secretary-Treasurer CUfford P. Case, a Republi- Leesville Avenue ^reported Two males were observed dean's honur list. •' Ueieitnski, considered. 1 recognize Miltonia ^-i. ..-• '. VOTUT (' T^ 1 ' 'Signed' the top of a desk. Entry was dividend of..27.-1/2- cents a Columbian Club. 80 W. Inman 1 1FI11 WARD, FOURTH DIS- a e r a d - viable program" to curtail a.m. to noon and from 1:30 Jei-e-y cor- John M. Schifl. Oyster Bay. 710-714 W. Grand Avenue 149 Victoria Drive can who lists his residence thar while his carwas parked stripping a car in the car Mrs. Cammann, married uate Arthur I. drug abuse and to educate graduation as being one of sey. II.--, :.l litn WALTER E. ENSOH gained through an unlocked Ave. TRICT Bounded by Maple Ave- t Johnson to 4 p.m. weekdays and Sat- NL-w York. Rahway, New Jersey Clark, New Jersey in Rahway in the June 6 on Main Street someone pried lot. when police responded •* A, - .A <.„V. At u*y. ^ nue, St Georges Avenue. Church and the mother of two daugh- R ?Biu,ial High School, 111a- children about the dangers greatest milestones in any- ! .,li\eav. New 197 West Scull Averni window on the second floor. Third Wnrd. Third District- Meets Tuesday urdays until enrollment is Percy A. Smith. 3012 River Hall primary, sent a sharp pro- open a window and stole a they did not find any sus- Columbian Club. 80 W. Inman Slic-it, New Church Street, Cen- ters, was selected as a jorcd .11 libt-ral arts. She one's life and the ceremo- _..,iurc. 148 Lclii' !-':.•• •' !..Lle' I.onnge. Kahwa\ . New Jei>.ey s' NOTICE OF INTENTION NOTICE OF INTENTION . . The window was found open of illegal use of drugs. Drive, Jacksonville. Florida. tape deck and tapes valued pects, butrecoveredtheTires — Avc. tral Avenue; Bryant Slreel; West graduate assistant to ihe plans to travel before 1 , 1 , - u, u complete, New Jersey; A'.'nr— V si:e)uld be Take notice that Frank Kukul- - Takc noUce that Hahway Aerie test to the Republican and sneaker footprints in Liuc-rsun Avenue, and Jaques !he Beiard of Education Mr. Allaire noted that drug Leland A-. ejr.e.. . ; ... K 11 lebnght, llobart Taylor. Jr., 2500 Vir- ya, trading as Byrne's Tavern, in- p Q. Eagles Intend to National Committee for its at $96.50. and tools at the scene. Every- Third Ward. Fourth District- Lnglish departniem at I rc-n- iransfe.-rrin^ te> a lejur-ycar nles and activities which Ne^w applicants must take LEGAL NOTICES No 1883 the dust inside the window. A\ enue of the Union County Kegional cimres and delinquency are Jersey 1 M :;. ,! Bejard ginia Avenue, N. W.. Washington. Columbian Club, 80 W. Inman mark it sliould be fittingly an aptitude test before they tunas to apply to the Municipal nppiy to the Munfcl&al Board of contribution to the Case A ladder had to be used to MONDAY, MAY 29 thiiuj. else appeared co be in TOP HAIR STYLIST...Kathleen t..oiuiirlui:i "winner of Avc SIXTH WARD, FIRST DIS- ton State for the coming institution win-re she will 1 ligli School IJistrict \'o. 1showed an unpredented in- Object:ur:- :' •i- e e 111 T-i"ej 1, NOTIC'i: I>I lM'KNTlON U C impressive.'' are permitted to ride horses 1 Edward J Toner. 5 Glenwood Board of Alcoholic Beverage Con- Aicoholic Beverage Control of campaign. Amon Buick. 786 St. first place in the hair st\linu Arthur L. Fourth Ward. First District— TRICT Bounded by Walters academic year where she i>-.e)or in l-nghsh literature crease in most cities. made iirm.-it:.-.: - ' •r-r Htihwuy, "I'aki nntlcr thai peier reach this window but was will hold a re-^ular numthl> Mr. Allaire said he would Drive. Montvllle. New Jersey. trol of Rahway. New Jersey, for Rohway. New Jersey, for a Club Vincent A. Maher Jr., in Johnson Regional High School, L o hor—sic-ill— Grover Cleveland School, E. Mil- iju-eel, I'lei ixjnl Street, Maple will complete work on lu-r nr irt. M:s-s Kadomski WH with the troops. Boys and Aladcline !1 ilj«^ Art Club age and or me Mu- :,"..: ~. hna m»)lli«l W—tlw -ilunll^.pttl ± THURSDAY,JiAY 25 Railroad day, June ti, ln The audi- not created under the suggestions or residents on AveTrne, River Vole, New Jersey, cencc for premises locate\ tile.- i r riftird Artist way. Cii_. i:.... : 17 wick Ave. TIlItT H.ur.ilc-J School. Mount, echo," Mr. Allaire declared. mere Avenue. Yonkers. Newsey . Tho names of the offlcera of this i?^p Committee, Route "NoT I, reported an A\ cmic- M.HU^UII Avenue. Cen- Intervarsity Chiistian 1-c-l- 1. ralisina , ij liiii. She. monies "truly worthwhile" into four squads which will Street l''.l.'l\e:i\ \, ee rleiiarv He-l:.ll < A'l -limp! n m 1.1- Fourth Ward, Third District- '"Clark is comii to be a 1 : 1 j Yurk. Objections, if ony, should bo club Iin(j the offices they nil re- . V. _ . ..- ., ^ , attempted break and entry. SHOP THE LEADER STORE! ENROLL NOW FOR u.il Awm.r Si G•iTgi-s Avenue, and meaningful events ln die have sessions twice a week, t-e-nse ine.lueiin^ ihe li: oail l'ack Columbian School. New Bruns- J lowship and the Lngllshe lu! IK- Jav.ghu r ni M •. . ami municipality on the move J Albert Zelgler. 1 Horizon ^d,, immediately in writing to iy ar - that the Republican National Someone had tried to kiclr Maple A\ t-nt.e. i.nd l ui poll! I he . gional disi net com- lives of young people. beginning on Monday, June age i'rnile-^es 111 Lie'-n-.-, pui specllvc e SUMMER COURSE wick Ave. and served as a group le.ie.irr t ( this decade." Road, Fort Lee, New Jersey. Madeline Klrkbright, Secretary President. Walter S. Hpllck; Committee made a dls- open the front door to the Fourth Ward. Fourth District- Street c prises '.'lark, Berkeley "Graduation should have 26. >1 lNTKNTION su.inl to c~h:tpte?r :*8. e>f llir Laws at tor freshniau uriciiluliuii ar.d STOCKHOLDER of the Municipal Board of Alco- vice pr(.sident. SalVBtore D'Ad- criminatory $5,000 COn- shop. Fire House, E Milton Ave. S1XI1I WARD. THIRD DIS- "I Artlair L. Heights Garwood, Kenll- Mr. Allaire also praised a really important place in •' .' .111 .ippllcation uf 194B :mii llu- A':-.-i.iiiiitn!.s • TKH I Hounded by Milton in the Freshn.in Inter;i^ i u :i i.rc.Ai John A Hartford Foundation, holic Beverage Control of Rah- darlo; Secretary. Anthony Vanuk; tribution to Sen. Case's pri- WESTFIELD V Fifth Ward. First District—Old K gional i !i£h worth, MLiintainside and the three Democrats running :i ir the-Municipal thereof anil Supplt-ni.-iii, rii.-ietu. , 405 Lexington Avenue. Now , city Acme Supermarkets, 870 Boul.v.iid Kichard BuuU-\urd. Group. the life of the community FILTER FIX nc way HaU. 1470 Campbell Treasurer. John Schmidt. mary campaign fund is a 'A ' 5>A. X' ," \-'.-\ Post Office. ul, M • . •^cliiiano l.s a NOilC 1. "I 1 \ '. 1') -. • .'n- lu-\ Ne-w Jersey ""-' Mmiu-ipal . lloaril uf Alco- way..^. r c c ol them. Roosevelt School. St. George Ave. course in practical policies. meaningful," Mr. Allaire pendent candidate seeking ers, Inc., a corporation of the hollc ^™ ^ u °J^ c^^- Your committees^ support of 687-2393 Roselle Catholic High TO SERVE YOU m Inc. a cor- holic Heve-rage Control e)l Kali- Slreet Rahwoy. New Jersey. Sixth Ward, Second District— C.ic-ilui Terrace. Elm Terrace; Mr. Cuzzo is a graduate The I'nion Catholic High Cuti, are "experienced, stated. "1 trust t±iat this tlie Republican Party nomi- State of New Jersey, has applied one Robert Ruszkowski of 755 Rich.ird Boulevard, Milton Boule- School. A liberal arts nia- ^I ite- u( New Jer- wa>, C"ll\ Hall, M7II fanipbell (Signed) Street Hahway New Jersey. Republican candidate Audrey Drive advised that High School, Madison Ave. ol Union Catholic High School graduate will attend dedicated individuals who year's graduations will set nation lor councilman-at- .U 11.roe Inn. The Street. Kah'Aay. New Je-rse-y Sixth Ward. Thud District— v.iid. and Madison Avenue je'i, he plans to transfer to THE GREAT ATLANTIC Si to the Municipal Council of the _ (signed) ANTHONY VAKPUB: over another before the pri- someone stole the tape deck ROBERT W. SCIIROF School, Scutch Plains, lie American University where will be able to administer a precedent and provide our large at Tuesday's primary lns,e-s of all the Signed • PKTER /.El.DZNIK City of Rahway, New Jersey, for School, Madison Ave. majored ln education where Newark State College where the affairs of township gov- young people and their election, .A. ilinvi' named cor- PACIFIC TEA COMPANY, a Plenary Retail Distribution Secretary mary is a blatant attempt to valued at $90 from his un- Sixth Ward. Fourth DisU'iet— City Clerk he will major in history. — ill Ifi4fi Ii-vinR Street "he was active in the mtra- -he—-wilt major ih .-artrf -H-T^T Mi*i*i^ INC. usurp the right of the voter locked car. High School. Madison Ave. City HaTT Mr. Thurber, the son i>f ernment in an efficient and friends and Tamnies ""with TTaST~weeT<:'s ~issue "of The J.,-1 . : • • RaTi"\vay,""N"e\v Jersey = CONJESIS-WJNNERS...Winners of the liairsryling con- W '--r-' MV" ' '-.ft ••'.'•U--illJjd " •-.%*(": •: \ *S i470 Campbell Street science. .iiul secielary, P. O. Box ZIZT" " "- W~~mate"9Hff x3raic~e=arTrrar FIRST WARD, FIRST DIS- mural sports program ariJ Terence Thurber, is a grad- dignified manner." something to recall and trea- Clark Patriot erroneously !IU1 'A . : 1. .!. Union. New Jersey 07083 1300 Route 1, Rahway. New Jcrr Tako noUce that John KowaL An attempted armed holdup test held by the cosmetology class ul Arthur L. Johnson Rahway. N. J. l(:iln>.ay, New NOTICt OF INTENTION -RegionaUHigh-School, Clark., pictured v.iiii tlieir prizes, TRir-T Rnnndeii by Enst Milton Alpha Phi Omega, national Mr. Scuro, a liberal arts uate of Arthur L. Johnson Mr. Allaire is the town- sure all of their lives. I identified Mr. Krouk as a N... J . ... 3 Butch Kowal B fn f nf Ofr Avenue; Barnett Street, East TaJte nulice tllat jQlltl I*. I)e'e-ki-r. ' are, left to right, Joanne Vacca, Catliciia. Schifano and NOTICE IO PERSONS DESIR* service fraternity. major, is the son of Mr.Regional High School and a ship's director of public look forward to serious and candidate for the Republi- Vu.- i'l, :i!.. N-OTICK- OF INTENTION The names and addresses, of the intends to apply to the Municlfial -w-^i,.- fnv „„ ling's Market. 736 W. Grand Grand Avenue; Pennsylvania ING ABSENTEE BALLOTS in should be tiadine a^ Deckers Tave-in, lias Take notice that Grade A Dairy officers, directors ond stockhold- Board of Alcoholic Beverage Con- preference tor an \venue. A truck driver de- Kathleen Conaghan. Seated are Mr:-. Maiv net Schifano, business administration ma- works and engineering. intelligent suggestions." can mayoralty nomination. I \ I 1 11 I Railroad and the Linden City If you are a qualified and reg- \ 1.. 1 I II 1 l> in writing to apphed ID the Municipal Hn:ird uf Hahway Inc. trading as Grade era of the corporation are: John trol of Rahway, New Jersey, for ministration, pSeudO-Ke- left, and Mrs. Cecilia Mellett who '.'•iic "]iatrons." "m Line. Now serving his second .:M. Secretary of |]f Ak.ohul!c. B,,VI.,:II:I- Conu-ul of livering bread to the store jor. He plans to transfer to e': Islereu voter of the State who ox- • A Dairy, Inc.. has applied to the Costello. President and Concetta Plenary Retail Consumption LI- publican candidate, you can- FIRST WARD. SECOND DIS- peels lu be absent uulslde the term as a member of the was confronted by a man Newark State College, ma- nf Kahway. ""Munlctpal Board of Alcoholic Costello. Secretary. cense for premises located ot S50 not shirk your moral ob- TRICT- -frotmded by Linden City Stale on June 6. 1972, or a quail- joring in management Clark Board of Education, Helall r.iiisliniptle»n I nvi^e- for pointing a revolver at him Line, Rahway River; Paterson lied and reyisleied voter who will I'lt-t I -III '' iiiiiiii.-ll Street. Hi-vt-i age Control of Rahway. New Objections, if any, should be St. George Avenue, Rahway, New ligation to your contributor H. science. Mr. Allaire called upon the premise-s silualeet al '4'.l Jaeines when he opened the rear Street. East Milton Avenue; Co- be within the State on June 6, sii I-I-I .!•:. Roselle Woman Avi-uui-. Hiihw:i>, N'-w Ji-:-*e-\ Jersey, for renewal of Plenary made immediately In writing to Jersey, Including "broad package Therefore, as Campaign door of tie truck. The dri- lumbia Place, Washinuton Street; l!)71i, but because of illness or Miss Vella, daughter of public to take serious note Calln 1- AC1IMANN, ()l),)i-cl urns, if an>-, sheiuhl be Relail Distribution Llccnso for Madeline Kirkbrlght. Secretary privileges" ln license pudsuant to manager for the Ralph for ver slammed the overhead Montgomery Street. East Grand phvsie.tl disability will be unable ni [I;..- approaching high and we' II Orcli.iin .11 V Mr. and Mrs. Irdward C. 111 lUiry premises situated ot 1449 Main o[ the Municipal Board of Alco- Chapter 08. of the Laws of 1B48. Senate Committee, I hereby s Avenue ant! Barnett Street. to cast your ballot at the polling .school graduations. scv. ""•• niaeie ininie-dialelN in \M 11111^ lo door down and ran for help. Vella, majored in liberal cool il of Slreet, Railway, New Jersey. holic Beverage Control of Rah- and amendments thereof and «up- reque8t that an equal sum be Is Fined 250 FIRST WARD, THIRD DrS- place in jour district on said date I u,i- ^i i . . M.tde-lllle- Kllkbllglll. Seel e'l:iiy At this time the holdup man arts-education and plans to "I think considerations for you I IN Il-.NTION Ollicers of the above corpora- way, CltJ^-Hatt, 1470 Campbell-plemcnts thereto. made available immediately 01 TRICT: Bounded by East Milton and v ou desire tu vote in the italic.ii eif tlie Municipal llo.ei el eif A!ce>- ran from the truck into the should begin io be made lion are: Street. Rahway. New Jersey. umniuiiiii, 11 «.io-, •^«-«* -™ h „ , n camnai~, ' Geraldine Loadholt of the ^sS^r^K. V.C •"\i\-A ~A> k ?,-: -A * - . General Election to be held on continue herstiidies atMont- HOT TAR SHINBIES T ,,t ill.- (.'nhinibian Objections, if any, should, be „_ ..,.__„,.,_,. ,__ .. ' Avenue; Lawrence Street, Wash- St..i :i hullL- UfM-rilge Ceiiilin! "f Rah- parking lot between Demb- 200 block o( E. 10th Street, Jutte 0. 1072, kindly write or ap- on the number of quests per Yoe,'II bu hj,iP.i..p.: ^ I-:.: npplled to President. Vincent S. Dalu. 35 (SlBned• -•) • mad~-rf»ie ^Immediatel ,.Hl.l.ly» 1ln» wrltlnf»rltln»i ttoo to the Haipn campaign. ington Street, Rahway River; clair State College. ma|or- Ui- • M iv;ii Cil\ Hall, 1470 L'niiipliell Monroe Street; West Main Street; ply in person to the undersigned pupil whn will be allowed how intlxptinnvt .. l....,i el ..I Ale:ohullc Dodd Street. Colonia. New Jcr- ling's and Rocky's Tavern. Roselle, was fined $250 and ing in bilingual education. e Stie-e-I. Rahuay. Nt'\v Jers(-\ GEMPAT CATERERS. MO. Madeline Klrkbrigbt, Secretary can inb'.i. 1 .1 inn' ':. . Our newspaper is the old- Irving Street; West Grand Ave- at once requesting that I) civilian ''••' •' ^L-> . Seeretary-Trensurer. Rafflo A car apparently driven by placed on probation for two She is a member of Phi GUTTERS .1 ut le.ihve ;i> , New .Sitjne-di JOHN P. IJLCK1-:H c/o Richard D. Comcrford, of the Municipal Board of Alco- •Wv. Cars nue; Whittier Street; North absentee ballot be forwarded to i-i-ni^-.-.-il ('iub Li- A. Ciacobbe. 1034 Midwood Esquire - - - hollc Reyerngff Qontrol of Rah- est weeMy-in New-Jersey. the lookout-man pulled away. years by Superior Court Branch of Rahwny River; West you. Such request must stale your Theia Kappa, national honor Air Conditioning •n 541) Jiuiues Avenue way, City -?BKill, 1470 Campbell be , -. iu:.i',.l at 80 Drive. Rahway, New Jersey. 18 Poplar Street The holdup man could have Judge John E. Barger in N.Y. AIRPORTS Grand Avenue; East Grand Ave- home address, and the address to society, the Union Commu- T. Leonardis y oui home Wli> Halneav. New Jcrse> CAMP SUPPLIES For Free -. iMien- Kuliway, Objections, if any. should be Rahway, New Jersey 07065 Street. Rahway, New Jersey. been lying on the rear floor Elizabeth on May 18. nue; Montgomery Street; Wash- which said ballot should be sent, ter, student publication, the (Signed) JOHN KOWAL TRAVEL IN COMFORT and must be signed with your sig- NOTIfK OF INTENTION made immediately hi writing to _ of the vehicle unobserved. Judge Barger suspended ington Street, and Columbus Yoga Club, and Modern lo 850 St. Gcofgcr Avenue 39-41 East Milton Avcnuo, Rah- IN NEV, LIMOUSINES Place. nature, and state the reason why Estimates yOul ho 1 ,- 111 'lie I ^ nf llHS iiike- niilice that Lollis M:i:iele-1 Madeline Kirkbrtght, Secretary LEGAL NOTICES Police obtained a full de- a reformatory sentence on Dance CTuh. Miss Vella is Indicted in Death l-.i. and of the Municipal Board of Alco- _ Rahway, New Jersey way, New Jersey. 'converse sneakers swim trunks FIRST WARD. FOURTH DIS- _J£>u_3v;ilL.tlol^ he llbll- to vote ;ln> liil re-spt-c- liadinj; as Sanders' Wine' NOTICEOF njTKNTXON scription of the two men. a charge that the defendant FROM YOUR DOOR-STEP TRICT: Bdunaea W"Wcst GTaWd your usual polling place. No civil- The names nnd addresses of the "It grieves me to^JLUl^DZ sections of Clark_ time |t rains. JEspec- maile- .nm.i-i 11.1' '.v n • • :I if.t: '•> Take noBTco tEaTQuES's Tswn uttered a forged clreck orr Avenue; North Branch of Rahway ian absentee ballot will be fur- High School. Municipal Board e)f Akohejllc way. City Hall. 1470 Campbell LEGAL NOTICES (JBTHfoens River; Whittier Street; West Lin- nished or forwarded to any appli- Of James Richie Madelin.- K.11 k.u :i:ht SrciL-laiy Street, Rahway, New Jersey. Cafe, Incorporated, trading as follows: An attempted break and Sept. 4, 1970, in Clark. CALL 297-33L3 ially when it seems so unnecessary. TTiavea^ plan to end flooding — at minimal Miss Petrucelli, a grad- a HANK'S of the- Muliie-i; A Hn .'.I 'f Aleei- Yiiie-.'n! Ccpa- Ili-\i'i:ige Control of Kulway, blue jeans coln Avenue; Allen Street; Lin- cant unless request therefor is ro- iSiened) Town Cafe, Incorporated, Intends V NOTICE OF INTENTION entry occurred ot 299 Upton mess kits A Union County Grand Jury SKsfiSi hollC Be-\ el .11:1- I'll" A "! l'''i Ne« JiM-sey. for Plenary Retail Wilbert Davis. President cost to taxpayers. I'm a civil engineer, and den City Line; and the Pennsyl- ccived not less than elcht days uate of Arthur L. Johnson to apply to the Municipal Board Take notice that Bell Drug I think it will work. If Clark resi- way. City H.ill. '.-I"" I .11111.In-II GRADE A DAIRY OF 2 Hallcy Court camp shorts vania Railroad. prior to the election and contains Regional High School, was last Thursday lndictedNich- nit^ llallisla Di.strilHinon License foi piennise'y of Alcoholic Beverage Control of store of Rahway, Inc., trading as knppsacks Send in your social news, Street. H.il'.w ay. Ni-ee .!.r-.iv i 1,s 1. 1 .anigan, al is:t3 Main Slreet, Hahway. OF RAHWAY. INC. Piscataway, N. J. dents elect me Mayor, my administration will do what's best for the people. ,VJ O»^ a"**"0r vv V * - SECOND WARD. FIRST DIS- the foregoing information. a liberal arts major. She Isolas T, Leonardis, 54, of th*.- V-r-iit our Plu^h the City of Hahway, Now Jersey. Bell's Liquor Department, ln- Ifuma Footwear and let your friends know 11 rt Kjhnav . New Now Jersey. Rafflo Glncobbo. Leon Burls, Secretary \ddldas TRICT: Bounded by Union a member of Gamma Sigma 2300 block of Ward Drive, JOSEPH GilSL'MAlUA, Secretary-Treasurer for a renewal of Plenary Itotail tends to apply to the Municipal 8 Hallcy Court That's why my running mates and Ineed your help on June 6. " Street; St. George Avenue; West \1-K Obje'cuems, if any. should be what's happening. NOTICE TO PERSONS IN MILI- Chi sorority and served as Rahway, on a charge ol man- I'ri-sidc-nt Consumption License for prem- Board of Alcoholic Beverage Con=_ Pisoataway, N. .T. Name >apeii ] -3313 Scott Avenue; Evans Street; Lin- TARY SERVICE OR PATIENTS 1 Choose :L..:. ,.^J . made immediately in willing to corresponding s e c r e t a r y slaughTCT. " "" " Full y Air Cnmlilioneu Fully Cinpctt-d - NOTIGE OF^INTBNTION jsea-located at-1581 Main Street,, trol of Rahway,-No«L.Jersey. Jor - HonrlottB-Burls-Ireasuror. den Avenue; and Whittier Street. IN VETERANS HOSPITALS Chrysler Airtemp ~"~NOTlfK Of INTENTION Madeline KirlibriBht, Secielary The victim, Janu-s Kichle.-, nur \iv\\ — Wi-dfliiiR Baiiqun Purl- Plenary Retail Distribution Ll- ON JUNE 6, VOTE FOR THE ALLAIRE TEAM SECOND WARD, SECOND AND TO THEIR RELATIVES during the 197U-71 academic with Confidence i'l • .11 Mi Take notice tliat Bachmann'B Rahway, New Jersey, 6 Hallcy Court ^j—1M-V Take- nonce thai tin- Ilderun •I..jiii.: :H- for pfcinlses situated" at PlscaHWByr"N. JT. &IST-HIGT- Bounded by -Linden AND PRIENBS. year. -Mias Petrueelii -Hats iU, also ul MUrd JJxivu, died slioulel be ,if tin- Municipal Boare of Alco- rn, Inc.. has Tho naineS-of-tlIB-Daicers-~arer~|i5-B5~ Outmc -Ctirtj Tif- -Rnhwtrv-. litw-ap- Restaurnnt nnd Tavc ; Krri-i-t, Rnhwav, New Qhji-cHnwn, If any, should be IN THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY *'""""•;—Hnlirk—Plnrii;—T.lnrirn her hobbies as painting, April 11 in Rahway Hospital. •1 \e riling to : City Line; Allen Street; West If yuu are in the mllitnrysiMv- piled to the- Municipal Hoard of ^ • e 1 ' "'•' hohe BeveraKe Contro ° •''A applied-lo-the_MunlclPttLBoardjo£ HaymondJJMciiJP.icesidBnfc: T!iW li mode Immediately to written; to ice or are a patient ln a veterans' raising tropical fish and He was admitted to ihc he>s- -r::rl t.l -\:^w- 1 S, e-[ elaiy ^.incoln Avenue; and WhitUer 1350 W. WI^WTItl- ST.. 1.1.\DEV .\.J. Aleoholle Bevi-i- ..•:<.• futuiol of ot tm- vr,:ir.'-;r.-.i t-< way. City Hall, 1470 campoen Alcohollc Bcverng0 Control of Lawrence Bellinger, Vice Pros- Jersey. >i>--: s-^f. TO hnsnltnl find desire to vote, or If -howling ShiL-. wnrt— al Mcrch IS for treatment .,: d ^i^Vlee)^ StreTitr you are a relative or friend of a llntl.- I; ^.i '-^ Slreet. Rahway. New Jersesv Rahway, New Jersey, for Plenary ldcnt. The names and addresses of the Madeline Klrkbrlght, Secretary SECOND WARB, THIRB BIS- lege's Bowling Medal liead injuries, alleigedly AMPLE FRGS PAtlKtNO 925^522801 ncwal Club LiL-eaie-, fur 1.1 11 nf liaTl- bldied1533 Mai: LUUn Streel ;—t •_- ltoiajl—HAngjimpttnpremises situated n aTt .1e*«YiB..2223^ - fnStr . W»w*Herberrt TnJOoyley -TWnwHyr, Secretary.. . «m^^T-thojt. hold-arc;-aafollows:a tmrf -»h<- r«>^ Georges Avejiue; Westfleld Ave- refinery of the Humble Oil and Refining Company ln daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonardib lejr aull and Jersey: John Foulks. Vice Prcsl- pornle-el .-e .-.I por.,1 .•'!! Municipal Alcoholic y NOTICE OP INTENTION -fnnviirded.la_.yQu li^ynu. nre in •: ii • or_ Farmhavcn Avenue. Edison, Now (Signed) HERBERT DOYIJE Probably not yet. if hucTClari^TouinEhlpTine; ancfthe TlllfdenT "Four"fhrernt^Aaxxr^cttrred-Tra-thxty-i-earn-how uomlnlc.lr I etrucelli,. Jiaaei"iJ__ Thnir;^iett—dt-nae-n -Avenue, ltali- til Xul\ . JLIS._J t IJ,:'^;!! HOUSL NUMBERING MAP the military service or nre a pa- Rctn11 -^bjeeUons^lf-anyi-shouli-bB---^^ Linden City line. -TH1S- .Sfei; •• way, NfW Jera.ey, Edward lloe- lJln.-i- li.lv apphr-l ' ei II. MITli I! OT I ...)..'• ;.. 1:1c nwit~T*ue^Bee Social —you^ve—juet—jnoved tient in a veterans' hospital, stal- to pur outTi i)ltrze"creiiting^lTitcnBc^hcat; 111 for Consumption t made Immediately In writing to and William Schulta; tradEg as THIRD WARD, FIRST DIS- ner. Treasurer. 1143 Maple Ave- pal B.niiel Al. e l.iM" s .il. h rplu-el to the Munlcl- ing your name, ace, serial num- 1 License for promises located ut Bachm 2223 st_ George Ave- >/NOTICE OF INTENTION Mnjnii«« wivirh^iEht, Secretary Schulta's Tnvorn havo applied to in. JOHN ALLAIRE CHARLES WALANO TRICT: Bounded by Pennsylvania S nue. Rahway, Ne-w Jerse\. Mrs Ce)lllre)l e)f aliee.ie '. r.\ Je-r--.i'y. a l ol l-eil .L' 1 .'• eil ^ J' ' 'V 11 ,v 1 >f Alce.holic Beverage ber, home address and the ad- 1500-1592 IrvinB Street, and Base- nueRn h ^cw Jersey, Take notice that Hnhway Lodge, Board of Alco- the Municipal Board of Alcohollc Perhaps your Wel- Railroad; Woodbridce Township HEATING & Frank Brunette. Secretary. 1070 feu- P!e-nat> Itel.eil t.'..iisiiin|)lle)n ll.in ..jiplle .1 ID ll-e.'Liu.'. .l-:il vniieil eif Hahway, New dress at which you arc stationed 2 Dresses 2.39 thereof, Rahwny, New .Jcr - Objections. If^-riny, should be 1363, Loyal Order oi Moose, ltt- of Hah- Beverage Control of Rahway. Line; Colonla Boulevard; Jeffer- or can be found or If you desire Baumnnn Court, Hahway, New License fin premise-., lijealeel at [lej.llel Mf A'! . •; .L ,i I f H- 1 :. 1 ' .lib '.ce'lise for -come-Wagon-hostess^ son Avenue; Grove Street; St. AIR CONDITIONING sey. Including ' broad pncKafie ma(ie imrpqdlstp]y ta writing to tendjl to apply to -the Municipal New Jersey, for Plenary Retail the military sorvlm hnllnt for n Jersey. 37 West Cherry Sne-e-l, Hahway, troi eit Ih'- lily <->'• I- r:nte-ei .--i Ht.M Elizabeth Avo- ran hnlp to nnse tile FOR COUNCILMAN AT LARGE Ueorijes Avenue; Pieri>flnirSTrectr~ relative or friend then make an New Jersey Pk-narv I,.t..il Hisl privlleecs" In license, punmnnt^o Madclln0 icirlcbrlght, Secrttiry Board of-AlcohoUiJJoveiagelConr Ti-iigtiya Mm. .Ipiinni-IK! Hfltll. «ew confusiotu ARRY-OUJ nnd Walters Street. application underxmth-for-a-mili- Tile names ainTaOTresm?rTrrtmr cense in:- pi eifin..-:. ••' i*"Lll'el m- 111. THIRD WARD, SECOND DIS- - 371-West Milton Avenue. Rahway, omondmknts tliereoflma. sup- hoilj .BovcMieo_ Control of-Rah—Club-Lieenne-for-nremUas-iiltUn- B£Ct'3-t)RUCt STORE OF Gwmd-AvcnuoJOflhwajvJicwJerT ® CHARLES WALANO -- 't.iry service ballot to DC forwartl- ofneers <3f this corporation are 15;!2 Mam Sn.-e.-t. Tl.,1. ^ .. > . ".-Aw lub he- olficcs they flll ro- Call her today! FOOD. SHOPPE TRICT: Bounded by Colonla ed to him. stating ln your appli- New Jersey; Walter Samples, 34B 1 plcments thereto. way city Hall, 1470 Campbell ated at I403-140!f<.Irving Street, wAtn*AV TNO sey. "COUNTY Emanuel Halklns. UH2 Greenwich Jeriiey. nn : HAHWAY. JNC^^^^ _ Boulevard; Woodbridge Township cation that he is over the ace of Cornell Avenue. -RalnvHy, New The otficefs and offices they IU1 sucetrHahivayTNew^iiriiy: ' " ^HAHWAY1532 Irving. INC Stree. t 1;-If'any, Line; Cornell Avenue; Wost In- Lane, Union. New .Icrsey. presi- Ollicers, Uiiecteti-.. am: .Meiik- 1'ri it. Alexander Hoodzow, arc: Andrew Kuruc, President. • OTTO VERNACCHIO eighteen years and stating Ills ALL TYPES OF • SALES .Jersey; ML John Drlchou.se 000 dent; Nick E. HalUlns, oil Jen r- (Signed) made'-hnmedlately ln writing to twan Avenue; Madison Avenue; name, serial number, address.and Lakeside Drive, Rahway,, /New holders ai*'. 1 1;?. MlK.m Boulevard, Rahway, ^,77 Murray Street, Knhw&y. New Grove Street; and Jefferson Ave- • SERVICE son.Avenue, Ruhway, New .lorsey, MARGARET BACHMANW _.. . . , . "Slaaelilie -Kh-kbriehr; - Secretary the address nt which he Is sta- Jersey; Mr. Thomas GrayWU, 063 Edwin Fisher. l.'.> •-i.i', b'-v. •> .•,,.•.,->. b.vrctary, Roy Hoi- Jc EliJabeth Kuruc. Bccrc- • JOHN CUTT N.J. nue. tioned or can b& found. FENCING SOLD, secretary; Kostis E Halkias, 1123 President The estimated loss from v NOTICE OF INTENTION o£ the Municipal Boji-d of Alco- -. Pierptmt--Street, Railway, New Drive, South (Jrani^e-. Se\e .Vise y I,, ,,.,..,.,i, nil Thnva Place. Rah- 277 Murray Street. Rahway, s 381-2150 THIUD WARD, THIRD DIS- Donnn Court, Linden, New Jer- 2223-St.-Georga-Avanue - U.S.. _hifi:.hWAy_ociLij|^l?l. __.._!takft_notlce_that ^arryABurlj(t _hbiltt_5evcrtiEjJ pono-ql of Rah- Forms of application can be ob- 276 HAMILTON ST 382-8903 JcrseyfMri John Foulks. 200 Jen-^ Presidont. Trensure-i n i re -t v, \,-.. lersey; Treasurer Ed- j Norman J. Abrams. REGULAR ORGANIZATION THICT: Bounded by Grove Street; tained from tho undersigned. INSTALLED & sey, vice president; John E. Hal- ;. A. Leemann. 10 Brunlng , , l Stella Ave- . Rahway. Now Jersey rcaehed an all-time hiith oi ine., t/a FLAMINGO BAB (a "cor- way_ oity HBII, "K^fl Campbell VEHNACCHIO JOHN COTT ...Madison..Avenue;., West.... Inman.. FOR FRIENDLY RELIABLE SERVICE -SAT1SHED CUSIOMERS- C:i-.- sen Avenue. Rahway, New Jeraoyf'-kias,--5l4~j4iffarfcCin..Ammup. Hnh-. and Stockholder. M.11 .lyn i 1 .her. v cc Prcsld( nt;i g2 billion in 19TL""accord- " "poiiattbn'nf NPW ,ter«ey)~ha» »p^ street, Rahway, Now Jersey. A-ventie: Jensen Avenue; West - ROBERT' W: SCKROF ZHrrTS5H~Siruniri53T-!lEiran"e- -l-25-Ma-yl'.ou^-Ui-l^^Vr^^-i' b ' liniir.u^- Good food For Good Health AND HIGH QUALlWolI REPAIRED a FOH OVER 20 YEARS xvny. New Jersey, Treasurer, and - -ol RTrt,BtrrHERMA>»r\rOHN-ime-n(r- Street; . Clty^.Clori "Phone for FREE Estimate RAHWAY —Avonue,—PlalnBcld, Now Jersey; Vaslllos G. Makrls, 247 -I61I1 Ncw Jci-Bcy. Seneiai}. iiii..< 1.1, liCi. Scriicnnt-at-Arrns, George ^'UI^H-, 'if-ntt.Vi- should., ie..- gwT0CIA B3 and St. Georges Avenue. ^••il.-i ir, .tnrdon Road, Colonla, mnrir Immr-Hintniv "In wrttlng'to nias'poen tnndfc'to tha Municipal ^TbfflnBfitute. Barbara Gordon.. City Hall .iv -..:.•. - tjr. John Jr-S|)rowIs.H3u7 West "Ahe^W U'Msi-rm.-m. .?• HrmlnHc CItV of ^Rahway. New Jeraey"'for-'i' *'--^07^301 WesOSraWd Ayenite ~ °Pp..Am«rlcaii Unloj Holla I« **—"• vlcu p :-^-,JyV-Mrr-JnlneB--GrIi.>i!a,-lll2 CoV- president. .,'ctions.. If any. should be Qfth c Munlcipaj. Board of Alco- Control of tho City, of-Rahway TRICT: Bounded by Woodbridce Director. IZteense—foi—premises—sttuate

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Trainer to Couple "went y-seven Rahway The highlight of the final An afternoon of music and ;idents and 22 Clark resl- meeting of St. John the Apos- new members Is scheduled its were -among the 125 tle Parent-Faculty Guild for at Trinity United Methodist NEW JERSEY'S OLDEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER EST. 1822 •sons who completed the this school year was the Church, Main Street at E. (ic police reserve course drawing for a 1972 Skam- Milton Avenue, Rahway, on msored by che Union per trailer. Sunday. unuy Ctvil Defense and -^The winners were Mr. and The 22-voice Children's saster Control Depart- Mrs, Charles Fedak of East Choir reorganized this past 15 CENTS •ni. The graduate cere- Brunswick. Mrs. Fedak year will present its Spring RAHWAY, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1972 iny on May 17 in St. Mary's is the niece of Mr. and Mrs. Concert, a program on the VOLUME 150, NO. 23 D "iool auditorium, Rahway, James Dick of St. John's theme, ''The Gift of Christ," s aitended b\ approxi- Parish, who sold her the TRAILER WINNERS...Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fedak and children, Cynthia and Charles in the sanctuary at 4 p.m. i:ely 25c winning ticket. Proceeds jr of East Brunswick are presented with a 1972 Deluxe Skamper by the Rev. Mrs. Paul Jewett is director The graduates received 17 from die raffle will be used Edward G, Price, pastor of St. John the Apostle Parish, Clark, and Gus Cassi, of the group and Mrs. B. A. :ek.s of training for volun- to equip a new research raffle chairman of the Parent-Faculty Guild, Reeves is accompanist- An ?r services m 13 nuinici- and learning center in the offering towards children's lities during the course, school annex. music expense will be re- aeees were held in City The meeting also featured ceived. ill, Rdh\v.i\ . a learning fair where Mrs. Jewett said this is F r o d ec u u i r K a r 1 A s c h students' projects were dis- the 25th concert given by a •aised the graduates for played in 24 classrooms and series of children's choirs the school library. They cov- in seven parishes served by eir selflessness and fur s Three top award winners rht-ir tini'- to volunteer the Jewett 8 since 1943. in the science essay contest Spending Awards and other recogni- held for sixth, seventh and "Tonight we celebrate-the tion will be giveiTfor .excels? eightir-grade-students-ofSti- t *& reserve courseff Iri ng-ri sing-coats a n wH T lent attendance and effort lh will r A <;i~h A rr'-ii aquarlum. %©ta»ningGS commercials ^written tinnla rif fhe uunmiItteeittan, Tho Freeholder W Uter L. .governg - sterg, in ruesaaymgnt s pniimxy ~pUBL Inch of K ah way lauded filmed by eighth-grade stu T A receptionp ' jp hyy. Contest at Georgian Ccurr± election-gave the Democra- vote was 30-to-2S*- the New Jersey Tax- the churcVs Council oivMln- airway officials tor pro- dents. tic nomination for Fifth Ward in che Association hailed iscries and Commission on .dinu tht- f.iciluiea—fat—the New officers were subject councilman to Mrs. Stephanie the Second Ward -the egialatlve progress in open- Membership and Evangelism the Re— jursc- ana the Kt. Rev. led by the Rev. Robert Bro ary*s contest was "How -fiv^'rvjvU f>f—<5-34—Genial— gular Repub^~lcal n g Isgr. ,-\.i'thony Connell for zowski, guild jr-moderator way toward moderni- for new members in Asbury of the governmental Medical Research HasSaved Avenue by a 152 to 104 vote. tion of Union County candid- i*i ^I'L'ii Tlit rhi- —They—-ar-ej—- JRr-esident, -fi -Hall at 5 p.m. Tnp 41 jper-- structure and—improving" In the four districts of the dates John G. Birch and icr ceremony, Mdyui D Cassl of Linden; vice pres- sons received into church Fifth Ward," Mrs. Cedervall management of county op- Lance Warhold. firstplace Rae Boyle, ~defea ted—t&elr—-- . Martin 'of Rahway corn- ident, James Flood • of 75 membership during Rev. T received respectively, 38, erations. winner, received -^ar—caah challengers, William •----= =Mv-==- u-nded the graduates, noting Liberty Street, Clark;-finan- Jewett'o first year as prize and a gold medal for ^0T~3S" and 44. and her op- Weaver, a former Council -\c value of the CD reserves cial secretary, Mrs. Richard A long pending Optional Trinity's pastor will be in- ponent, John DeLargy, of 853 County Charter Law (Senate his winning essay. Kathy president and councilman- ±5 j their comminiues during Donahue of Linden, and di- troduced and wili receive Hamilton Street garnered re- at-large, and Marian Bean No. 283) was approved by Sestrick, second place win- mergences. rector, Robert Bishe of C ran mementoes of their recep- ner, was awarded a cash spectively, 36, 43, 17 and 8. respectively. both houses of the 1972 State 1 -tioxVi—Tfae—number—4ncludes- —a~5±rverJ *medal- JMLrs^..rvripirvnl ! waq.baclcftd DOUBLE EAGLES...Earning Eagle rank was accom- Legislature for the^ first Mr. -Birch.beat Mr.-Wea- oordinator for the county, The executive board mem- the 13-member May 21 while the third place win- by the Regular Democratic bers who are beginning the plished by two members of Troop 47 of Rahway. At time. Similar in principle confirmation class. ver 30 to 10, and Mrs. Boyle /•as master of ceremonies. the ceremony where their ranks- were conferred w-ert?, ner, Linda Flyeta, was given Organization of Union County, overwhelmed Mrs. Bean 34 ie cited Sgt. George M ilsam second year of their two- to the State's pioneer 1950 a cash prize and a bronze and Mr. DeLargy had the left to right, Mrs. Edward Meffe, Gary Meffe, Scout- Optional Municipal Charter WIN AWARDS FOR ESSAYS ... Pupils of St. Mary's School, Rahway, who received awards in to 5. if Rahway Police Depart- year terms are: Recording In Union County, last the science essay contest at the school pose with the principal. Sister Janice Webb, O.P., and medal. support of the- Fifth Ward master Klaas Baldcer, Robert Evans and Mrs. Harry Law, the new legislation year's actual expenditures On the Democratic side, no nt for serving as course secretary, Mrs. John Oc~ Mrs Isabelle Bollwage. The award winners are, left to right, front row, David DePlnho. Bill Bronze medals aiso were Democratic, Club, chipinti of 105 St. Germain Evans. would, if approved by the of $33,398,592 compare with Henry Kiebasa-garneredr490 ;upervisur and William A. Bollwage Stuart Santiago, Lance Warhold and Michael Nunez; back row. Lisa Preziosa, Janet presented to Lisa Preziosa, In the Republican primary, ballots for the nomination, 'apirnik, Rahway CD diree- Drive, Clark; and directors, governor, open the way to a Sp ending budge t $39,- incumbent Republican U. S. voter action to revamp and 068,880 adopted for 1972, a Catov Linda Flysta, Barbara Connor, Jayne Barry, Nancy Foulks and Kathy Sestrick. Bill Bollwage, Barbara for U. S« Senator. He was ur, and his staff for being Mrs. Domlnick Hoey and Connor„ Nancy Foulks, David Senator Clifford P. Case of James Valvano, both of Lin- Two Elevated to strengthen county admini- rlse of $5,670,288. This followed by Daniel M. Gaby lOStS. DePinho, Janet Catov, Jayne Rahway defeated Dr. James with 253jy_Qtej3» JPauU. Kyebs, den. Sister Helen Francis, stration. It also would per- 17% increase placed the W. Ralph of Demarest, 422 Clark officials attending AThS GRADUATES...Police Chief Anthony T. Smar of ClaYk, second mit local economy through Barry, Michael Nunez and with 218 ballots, and Joseph O.P., principal, ie honorary county 11th in rank accord- •iSnmrr. Santiago. to 340. tie .£exe.nit_>ny were. Thomas ._ _ i ^j, n^nnic rira T rfRprve narrnlman who was one of die 22 president ancflvlrs. Thomas' region a libation of municipal—in\y~~~t% or^rtee -CHECieiNQ—ON—6H^t&tc6—r-.. An oxp»r4mcncaJUflocV T. Karcher witft I28"baXtotfi. •L- .Kelmarmu. director, ul from rlRhi, congratulates -Dennis oa-ro, a re*»er*c p*u-j.u±iAiuii--.3a__. MurphyTfl~th"eTacuTty repre-" eervices. for Michelle Rrnwn In the race for t£eT3emo^ mblic safety; Anthony T. With them are among ttas"21~ counties. -chicfcg--are Mihll R very-strong-showing- Union Countresidenty Civis lwho ^mptetod-the-baslr pnlice,.jas£rve_course caven bv the sentadve. of Rahway. The chicks are part of an animal health exhibit, cratic nomination for Con<- imar, chief of police; John 'patroTmanrieftTand Thomas P. Kelmartin, the township's Gary Meffe, son of Mr. Kenneth Sekley. in the city and beat Gary Cop, another reservDefense e and Disaster Control Department. Annual Concert one of the features for visitors to Merck & Co. Inc. last gressman front the 12th Con- toyku, CD director for the and Mrs. Edward Meffe of Earning first class rank NJTA, which has consis- Senator Case in his home director of public safety. Saturday. Michelle's father, Wayne, is a biologist in the "grcssional—District,. Mrs. ownship; Janies Gillich, 1547 Lambert Street, Rah- were: Christopher Danzi, tently supported county op- YOUR TOfiUEL ward, the fifth, by two votes, 5 H firm's research laboratories. Saturday was Family Day at Jerry English overwhelmed leputy director, and Lt. Pat- bread and butter, sloppy Joe way, and Robert Evans, son Donald Kluse, Jerome Kubu tional charter improve- 111 to 109. The senatorcar- Merck with families of employees.-touring and visiting _the Richard Sainuel 909 to 288. -ictc Catena, commarrder of on bun and butter, choice of ofMr.andMrs.HarryEvans and Henry Winklft. merits^ released[an annual Junior High RoseHbTunT,~daughter of~Ha~ The chil- firm's facilities in Rahway which IiicTucie research~Tab~ora- *}£ _C_l_ark Police Reserves. sandwich. of 902 Richard Boulevard, Advanced to second class tabulation showing that iy/^ A study written by Dr. All Regular Republican Choice Mashed Rahway, were awarded the status were: Gary Bonk, budgets adopted by the 21 Jan Chaiicen, a former Rah- rold and Mollie Rosenblum, dren, David, 7, and Shama, tories, manufacturing facilities, a computer center, a new Organization of Union County for committeewomen and Chief Smar presented dip- 381- who were also residents of 5. They reside international division building and corporate headquarters. committeemen in the DemcL- onius tu the graduates and potatoes, of two: Carrots, rank of Eagle by Scoutmaster Robert Christensen, Chris- counties aggregate over $649 way resident, and Dr. Ber- in New Mil- Set for Tonight candidates were victorious. juice; buttered topher- Ederer, Onvld Jnckr- ^tUion. _. nard Cohen of the New York Rahway for several years. ford. The high vQte getter on the cratic primary. : f congratulated in behalf of • The annual spring concert m—die—Fourth—Die triety he county's police chiefs. Betry; milk. Committeeman Anthony son, Scott Karaman, Robert , . , City-Rand "Institute etatea Republican primary ballot WEDNESDAY that New York City police of the instrumental and vocal Fourth Ward, Max Vogel, the Freeholders Thomas W. Cherubino lauded the scout- Linnell, Louis Matirko and sonai fimess; PaulMulligan, music department of Rahway WHS Walter E. Ulrich who Breaded veal cutlet with ing effortB of the new Eagles Robert Pinkham. public health] chemistry and officers who perform either received 715. incumbent; beat Rober-t- -ong and John F. Mottley Junior High School- will - be Gritschke, 36 to. 13. Jn. thc_ bread and butter, buttered in his presentation on behalf Becoming^ tenderfoots citizenship In the home. effectively or ineffectively There were two contests vere introduced. RAHWAY HIGH SCHOOL hamburger, egg salad, man- can be accurately identified given tonight at-8-o^clock in same- district, incumbent rice, buttered garden pearr;— eggeTTticn- Also, Gregory Panagakos, for committeemen and one The class was the largest Week of June 5 ager's choice. during their first months the school s auditorium. committeewoman Mary B. pizza pie, buttered garden Thirty boys were advanced ard Flynn, Raymond i i . Anthony Pascale, DIVISION OF for committeewomen among o take a CD course in the COMPLETE LUNCHEON THURSDAY SW mm ng of the force. The concert will feature Szabocsik defeated Joyce ;ounty and perhaps the lar- (Must include 1 '2-pint o£ Choice of one: Shell mac- peas, cole slaw, choice of in their ranks, and 39 merit Graham, Orew Karaman, p collecting and citi- city Republicans. sandwich, buttered garden atam the concert and stage bands, Gritschke 36 to 13. to-be graduated In the whole white or chocolate -aroiu with meat Haunt:-and .TnmeH—Knhn. Wayne Mflr- —- The—srady A. summer music school to allow students ampletiine In the Third District of Italian bread and butter, peas, cole slaw; dessert: ieel -the™junior—high—school—eho" In the First District, Bifth state. milk). The court of honor also shott, Daniel Oliveira, Frank Edward Savchek safety- publicity in New York news- rus and several solos. will be operated by the Rah- for in-school practice so die Filth Ward, the late Ward, Joseph M. Hartnett, steamed frankfurter on roll, Peanut butter bar; milk. recognized Russell Hen- Ruse, Gregory Setar, David Kenneth Sekley, * reading! 47 E. MILTON AVE. The fifth annual pet show Pets will be Judged on ap- The Rahway graduates MONDAY papers. Findings of the study. The repetoire will include way Recreation Department that Instruments need not George Howell bested Eugene secretary to Mayor DanielL, bologna otT-hard roll. - THURSDAY drickson as honor patrol Sgromolo and Gregory Henry Winkle, home repairs RAHWAY, N. J. of rhe Rahway Javcee-ettes pearance _and persojnality. and the Board of Education be taken home for practice, Moran. Kir. Howell was the _— Choice" of oner Shell macaroni with meat Sgt. James Cheek ^'Police Background Char- wiU be held on Sunday at 1 Other points for judging vflU a selection from J. S, T3ach Martin, was defeated by chal- William Clegg Bodine, led hamburger on bun, hot Choice of two: Juice, baked leader of the year and Steven Vadermeer. and per8Onal fitness. acterieticB and Perform- £rom June 26 to July 28 in incumbent; before. his^ieat&r- JH5^ beans, sauerkraut, toased sauce, Italian bread and but- p.m. on Tully Field, Grove be the cooperation between to popular arrangements. _ (Continued on Page 4) Chester Bridges, Joseph sliced chicken sandwich with Ederer as honor scout spirit Gaining merit badges ance," were developed from Jazz and rock will also be Rahway Junior High School, and Republicans seemed in- salad, cole slaw. ter, tossed saladwith dress- of the year. Twenty-four were: John Bober, music, Street, Rahway. owitier and pet and owner's 39. Carroccio, Donald T. gravy, ""manager's choice, Sersonnel files of nearly 2f featured. George R, Hoagland, super- The Democrats in the Fifth Choice of one: Applesauce, ing; steamed frankfurter on Helps Army Band junior leaders received their swimming and pets- James Ribbons will be awarded knowledge of .die care re- Grooka,, Barry GG.. DeReamerer,, et>ld sliced meat loaf on 00-poliGem en-appointed-to quired ^- T-he-conee-r-t- is-under—Che- of rec,rftnhon,. nn-_ een-polarizlng frankfurter roll and butter; ranks as patrol leaders and Bongiovanni, reading, and Vo nounced yesterday. James M. Hiliiard, Joseph hard roll, ham salad onhard | fruit, manager's choice. baked beans, tossed salad ur the force in 1957. "Their bon winners will be eligible direction of Thomas 4lh Komyati, WJliam .Albert roll. A LA CARTE assistant patrol leaders. Christopher Danzi, swim- ^Continued on Page 4) 1 ~p"erform^Ge~feCords~ were" for the best~ih-show com- paldi arid Harold MageeT -Enrollment—in "the five- mayor and those-who prefer Papimik, Kenneth Secor, Choice of two: Juice, but- Garden vegetable soup; with dressing; choice of Achieve Award Senior Scouts were in ming an* personal fitness. collected 11 years later. petition. Winner of the best- week course, for which tui- ttfe leadership of County Frederick Walter Sien- tered whole kernel corn, but- sandwiches: Tuna fieh salad, sandwich; baked beans, tos- Technical Sgt. James A. charge of the program with Also, Steven Ederer, first BY OUR AWARD WINNING STAFF OF in-sho^w award will be given tion will be charged, Us open Chairman James J.. Kin- kiewicz, Ralph Edward tered string beans, tossed veal paremsan, ham salad, eed salad with dressing; des- cheek, eon of Mrs. Louise Thomas Cherubino as mas- aid; Robert Evans, cltizen- DESIGNERS & CRAFTSMEN -At Sensible Two key criteria used by a trophy, ribbon and $25 to students who will be en- neaily, Sr- The Fifth Ward Spangle Edward Weingar- salad, cole slaw. manager's choice. sert: Applesauce; milk. B. Harris of 876 Main Street, ter of ceremonies, assisted ship in the nation, citizen- Prices! BATHROOMS TOO! J Dr. Cbaiken and Dr. Cohen Savings- Bond donated- by; Senior Citizens Schedule tering grades 4 through 12 ten, Joseph P. 2ygo. Choice of one: Fruit cup. FRIDAY FRIDAY Rahway, is a member ot a by Haul Mulligan. . bliiy in thTe-cxnTmra^ty-Tind- next ^September. Beginners Opinione from—the public- ^s semblyman-s aid. Deraoerr^tie^GlUT^has'aHgned- Choice of one: *Oven- Oven-baked fish sticks Japan-based organization Committeeman Edward space exploration; Russell Kindness Kennels of the So- about the controversial tax itself with Mr. SCinneally and Thomas N. O'Kane, AJbert fruit, manager's choice. BUILDERS AND DO-IT-YOURSELF TRADE job performance are his ciety for the Prevention of and experienced students "I want to learn the reac- baked fish sticks with tar- with tartar sauce and bread ich earned the U. S. Air Meffe received aplaquerec- Graham, personal fitness; reform plan, which includes- supported the unsuccessful W. Kochy, Donald Charle. A LA CARTE wn BRING IN MEASUREMENTS A SAVE Police Academy grades and Cruelty to Animals. Second Four Bus Trips, Picnic will be able to take lessons tion of the people to the tax Banghart, George Barnick, Mushroom barley soup; tar sauce, *barbeciied meat and butter, manager's choice force Outstanding Unit ognizing 17 years as an Russell Hendrickeon, per- the evaluation made of him in playing the trumpet, proposals for a statewide plan so I can vote Intelligently candidacy of John DeLargy, and third place winners in property tax and a state who sought the Democratic M.V.hael Richard Cassio, sandwiches: Tuna fish salad, balls, "manager's', choice, with bread and butter, choice Award. active Scout in Troop 47. sonal fitness, electricity, by his superiors when he is , ports will be presented at French horn, trombone, when the Assembly debates ham, egg salad on hard roll; boiled best-of-show competition Rahway Chapter No. 607, personal income tax, are nomination for Fifth Ward Gary Anrhony Golia, Chris frankfurter, boiled of sandwich. Sgt. * Cheek is a percus- A flea market is planned life saving and mile swim. a probationary patrolman. will receive trophies,, rib- the session, which will be tuba, clarinet, saxophone, the tax package starting June manager's choice. ham on hard roll. American Association of Re- flute, violin, viola, string being sought by Assembly- councilman. H. Hansen, Joseph John Choice of two; Potato siOniBt in the 746th Air Force for June 3-4 in the parking Also, Donald Kluse, con- Drw -Chaiken resided in bons and $5 each. The money tired Persons, is anticipat- the final one until Sept. 14 15," Assemblyman Kiehn de- TUESDAY Choice of two: Juice, but- bass, guitar and drums. Vio- man Herbert H¥ Kiehn of In the First District,, Fifth Remenar, James Vincent stlcke, buttered mixed vege- Band, headquartereq d at Fu- lot on St. Georgge Avenue at servation of natural resour- Planning & Design Ranter Rahway from 1945 until he was donated by Mrs. Lois ing a busy month which in- when the fall season will Union County. Glared. tered mixed vegetables, po- -KJUE ESTIMATE * SUfcVBV lin pupils may start in grade Ward, incumbent committee- Tarchis, Richard James Choice of one: *Bakedham tablesbl , juiceji ; dessertdss : BBreadd ' Station, which re- thh e hheadd of W, MMiltol n Ave- ces, paintiniti g andd hhome re- was graduated from college. S tevenson, who writes a cludes a meeting today, a begin. The master plan for tax Tomrihaw, John Joseph Wag- steak, sloppy Joe on bun,tato sticks, tossed salad. pudding with fruit; milk. ceived the award for excep- nue to b e run by the SScout s pairsi ; WillWilliai m mKluse, con- QO1 rfC7Q*7 visit OUHSWOWBOOM He is the son of Mr. and 3. Assemblyman Klehn said reform, presented to the woman Janet Sabba managed aul"OiOI Ml MliVON 4V<-. «*HWAV column. Pets and People, for seven-day trip to the Cat- The chapter sponsored a today that all persons hold- to stave off a serious chal- enhuifer, Raymond Howard 'manager's choice, beef sal- cole slaw. tionally meritorious service assisted by their parents to servation of natural resour- OPP R.R- STATION Mr&. Joseph Chaiken of Two classes of music Legislature by flnv. Wllllnm The Sunday Star-Ledger, RVI 11s, two bus trips and a bus trip yesterday to see a ing opinions about the plan lenge by Eileen Oppel. The Wilson, David MoClay and ad on hard roll, American Choice of one: Bread pud- CLARK ELEMENTARY from April 1969 through help purchase scouting ces, nature, painting and Scotch Plains, formerly of Newark. picnic. musical show at the Garden theory, elementary and ad- T. CahiU onMay 18, has been Catherine Paplrnik. SCHOOLS home repairs; James 2406 St. George Avenue, Rah- or any part of the plan may vote was 44 to 40. cheese and tomato on hard ding with fruit, fruit, mana- March 1971. equipment. Persons who enter pets The meeting will be held State Arts Center, Holm del. vanced, also will be termed the most revol- Week of June 5 Made life Scout6 were: Maroney, life saving and way. Dr. Chaiken attended available to students inter- write to him at 823 Mldwood utionary tax reform plan ever In the Second District, The Clark graduates were: roll. ger 8 choice. Band members cited for in the show will be expected today at noon in the Claude Frank F. Greetham, pre- Drive, Rahway, N. J. 07065. Joseph Antenucci, Douj Ghwiee—o4—two-—tww: Ju-letiJulcoy. A LA C AR TF. MONDAY numer-oue Bonginvanni, Steven mile awimT FrnnHjn Sr.hnnl npH p nhxifqy —ested——in developing-—an P^Ppos^dj in-Mew-Jferaey^-In Fifth Ward, Vincent C. to ^n^l Hvlte jpTrttend^B^ The Rahwtiy legislator z = = = Richard Burdick, Richard mashed potatoes, buttered Tomato rice soup; sand- One-half pint_ of milk, "throughout" Japan, Okinawa Ederer and Russell Hen- Also, Howard Marr, home High School. He was grad- understanding of music be- his message," the governor Ttrfano^ tfie^ tacnlriBenx7 wa^ their pets. Each-contestant rural Center, 1670 Irving ±>i-annual convention on -used to represent s^Clark defeated by John J. Rrogsm Douglas Burger, William carrots, tossed salad, cole wiches: Tuna fish salad, hot vegetable soup. Sloppy Joes ~n~d~ g^" Republic' of Korea drickson. repairs; Gary Meffe, life uated from high school in nesday in Washington. yond Gie~ abTHty to pTay ah asked the Legislature to ap- pork roll sandwich, Amer- of fhe Fifth Ward Democratic Club. also should provide water Street, Rahway. Refresh- among other municipalities prove a $2 billion tax pack- Joseph Clancy, Gary Joseph slaw. on hard roll, pocato chips, wnich fostered international Elected to- star status saving; Edward Melando, 1956 at the top of his class. for his or her pet to drink. ments will be served. Re- Walter S. Clapp, special Instrument. in the Assembly and may (Continue£LonJEage_4) Cop, Victor Fred DeMarzo, Choice of one: Peanutbut- ican cheese and tomato, ice cream Dixies. and mterservice goodwill, were: William Blair, John personal fitness; Daniel . Dr. Chaiken received a events chairman, has listed Three plans will be avail- age that included a $1 state- manager's choice. again after redistricting. Dennis Garu, R chard T. ter bar, fruit, manager's TUESDAY Sgt# cheek will wear a Bober, Joseph Misita and Mollar, swimming and per- Westinghouse Scholarship to the following activities: Fri- able. Plan A will cost $20. wide property tax for every Change GOP Meeting Givney, Paul Thuma.s Kem- SPECIAL COMPLETE attend Carnegie Institute of Noting that the Legislature $100 of true value. The re- choice. One-half pintof milk, meat distinctive service ribbon to day, June lo, start of seven- For the beginning student, The Rahway Republican pinski, John J. Klimkiewtcz. LUNCHEON 5 th Ward Technology (now Carnegie- Donna Hayes, 13, will meet on June 15 to begin form pro. Free public Library place onMay 3—'-0 - In Cfnlon. The city .drive was conducted May ,19-29. poem May 7*

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