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PAGE U THUk^QAY, JANUARY M, RAHW-AY NEWS RECORD CLARK PATRIOT

and sandwich, fruu, ,HK-hal l recorder and rajlfo m/in IUK scene la being Investigated. Grace Mlcucci and R u C) RCFC Chairman lmn nulk- Ljr" J<& MONDAY, JAN'. 11 Ponneil Cora Krazer was HAVE YOU HEARD-* niM)..U - A hre.ikVfflfry .ind kir- A I Vint Pleasant youth was themanist Si*hoc>I .Pizza pie, boloftna and w-n\ ^wg/Wported to have arrested by Rahway police The table lamo nresenr- THE NEWS? checse, tomato and luiuce. occurr^^ar Monroe Diner, who found him in possession d by the Public Service HI YOU CAN STOP United Effort Needed c SMOKJNG WITH A bread and butier, reanuL hut- !v^ Mam street. A porra- of a car stolen from Ray- eCtric aml Gas Co. was won SMILE! "^% L u n ch ter. cuokit- or truit, halt- I'!*- tL-U-wM^n set was stoU nond belph of Linden. -._ h^MarvSfflwPtYwrTmri o^ pint milk. ^n- ., by Mary Scttwettz^T~and the *r fo find out about this /. applesauce - butterscotch roblerns WI-PN! MJAV 1-rank (Jol aszewski of 1005 |O AjO C-B-tfti fYO successful new method M

in his car, • THURSDAY, JAN. 21*' 8 P.M. AH WAY -* Betto--- Kreie, sunshine RAHWAY Railway Hoipitill, 8A5 10 CENTS Ihe stolen car of Mo nun ^\ - - chalrlady, reported the fol- S«on» St. VOLUME NO. 149, NO. 3 RAHWAY, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, JANUARY 21. 1971 initier id jelly un white Hamburgers, b L; Her, J. -âlufScmch Plains, taken bread, • rt-nch tried po- rolls, baked beans, p» »i at. I rum tiie Mnnoir parking loi ^^ tenance man Harold Simp- THURSDAY !. 28 7.30 P.M. i a roes, hU'WL-d turn a toes, chips, onions, rehsiu --, i :i l the i^hway Golden Age ''^ f, HhU Ruome, Mar- Woitti.ld, Union, S. Otanqi &. a(4 le delight, pineapple Choice of soups; beef n. • - lon . .rk ; ar- c ./, Club at the John F. Kennedy J H'->agland, Mary llemsel M apt«wood chunks, raisin cookie; a la ^ • cream ot inu.sl;rm ir >i v and i.u-1 in h; and l Uen Philip Matarese : hniu r, 1 Kecreatlon Center. ^ncannon. carte corn chuwderj_a and- P*"** * choice ot sundwiclii_^: w rOUSMOltiAHlllTDUllARN t)fl hard January birthdays celr- .Mrs._ ni. J. Patrick, Jr. cccc wichc-s, tuna fish salad, ham- funa salad, egc salad, ,.a- • ii hard A burcer un hun, SJIUI-J ham nut hutter anî jell\, caki i > v J. -KussStreei \T Ti crated in Song were those \ V^"^ . donated many NDERS For Rescue Sat. t^.i u r- .vM.m-d tK-r Vur slolen <>' Barbara Launhardt. Ann lonS ~. P^m* hi - fidelity and chcrsr.- fruit, uile-hall j.ini milk. 21Q Pru,Orcl Si . PtnllipshurQ. N J Q I] !M.I r<- red i:om rho apartment p-arking N"'u'ruP. Charlotte Rubsun, records. Fire Chief George G.i-mtt .: salad, •^1 eCial Ci ifll j .let e K:nch — said yesterday that he Is 1 i, 1 <'li-r\ pe ala rm was. sent. . :..inks, eon 1 ari;t.- salad platter, recommending that Fireman bread and htnu-r, listed des- Philip Matarese of the Rah- :'.'.'. r T , ." T" ~ J r J ilahwa> schools as a ghborhood Associarlorj; 13-r. sert, milk-, 4n cents. - lams " .. .li' hi.s car stol- way Fire Department for Invesugauun by federal ot actiicv ing racial A dan; T. Me Daniel, Fourth p.niv n~rr~rTT e!\ Whl it_ was parked nn_ the 1971_ Ballaotine Award government of the represen- . 1 tit- pentK-ii was Ward councilman; Samuel j i"i'i I . rile vrlucle — —ifttKi revf -—*-*+» i-s.-.i. J .salad bowl( fruited "7b r"extreme Ufavery" tn - by. tiie tini-on Counr>- -Ii. withdrawn in November 4jy Xaylar,..-President of Rahway -****«-Ji^—*, Services t:orp. in thx- "tile CCc:C which stared that Chapter, ^3at:ioâl Aseocia-- ohoicr Of 11A1IWAV , - uon for the Advancement of WllO the R ahwav had achieved us •ftfttttfday In a build- i cornpliance- wi-tii- ——ti-i^nh truit-L-; tion with the state commis- .-ing. at 1519 Main Street. •f suhsranee wore inv state law in regard to racial zier, president of the Rah- sioner of education -,-_ix. in rhe schools and way Parent ^nd Teachers MEW CiWL,-SEJOOCE: Tt M a.^saclii-isi. r resolution adopted" at Mon- >i ev«M.-k.-,—M-. Mi ••NllAV i i :t r !',.in. i rej .o rt i d mo la r- ' nil third floor of "gay higlTTi ' 'hicken chow mem wuii ^ •;••. . •! .1 -;terei; i la\ * r and Arl ientarv > chrl- r! spciation, and—the Il'lec; rii > dle^, [ ul'k paU'ie>, ,v^ i-ai-^s. from his_cax while dren were trapped "and ef- lum. /el"1..-. till" a d"rcrt.- • !• was parked LIT rhe VilUiu*- Ihe vote on the resolution \. i .!; f- «-.: •• i H \ _ •A i- ivu>\ <. i-L u h\ Kal.u.i', Thomas Coatello Jr. 8, and t-rly KoaO. # gins, prosideru, Richard M. Or, Sprowls stated that a "A.T L f:- ,:i Cii. , ir.ilk. ..\i W a n :UK! t Michael Costello, 5, eons I 1 "! SI •••'•> I v\ ", Cost o-l-->Uiv. .Î_3«_50. Llliutt, Uo.LUi G. Boch, Wil- short letter to officials re- -1 i'Ct • •of- -Mr...--and Mxa*. _T.Uomas_ garding the matter "would LMlll .1!VJ t I" liam Berku an,d Paul Lo Koc- Costello. co. have been strf&oient." He -J\ u .h \v it ti turr.ai' -V I.niK-r M: • ••. t :-: . . : u ,r : .1 - Chief Link also revealed added that he agreed the c.i r stolen I i"i r. M. n: , .^^ Copies of tht- resolution i'.'.. .âl-ad sjnuvwch, #i that he has commended two will be sent to the I'nlted agency's services "should (uu, oven-brown- Mreet. leleisje alari:, WJS ^ Rahway patrolmen, Walter LAKE AVE., COLONIA I .1 11 ^ it!. States Department of Jus- be reserved for poverry rate.-s, hunere'd win.le Scnl- SERVING ON GOMMITTEE ... Members of the committee for the Dominican Guild's card party and David Pitts, brothers, clients." Dr. Sprowls claim- I reJ tice, the administrators ot" 1 v.ni, l.uuered mixed . * ^ r^r^ "'l^^K.Vs^ to bo given on Monday, Feb. B, at 7:30 p. m. In St. Mary's School, Rahway, examine prizes for breaking the front door the ( iff ice of b cononuc Op- ed tliat the resolution was a ihles-. hreau and but- Mreel rejiorted a break and of" the building and leading political move. entrv at his ,i| .innu-m., I--1'. to be awarded at the elisi r\- State 13 a r Assuciacion, the W H )r\- h S1 > A V Gu^rdia; standing, Mrs, Mary Stueber, Mrs. Isabelle Bollwage, Sister Marcella and Mrs. the apartment's dining room.- 1 that all the board is asking ed near rne dour lock .IIHI Connnittc. on I 'nauthorized :\ ..i-,{ In-et sandwict; Fireman Matarese, who is to find out," adding that tlie ap.artment had [teen ran- Practice of Law and the Cn- u r j \ \ t rank turret" on received the alarm at 12:07 the resolution points out sacked, bur at j.resent SIMI:.- lon County Legal -Services 11 s itti satierk raui, bolu^na a. m. -frnr- "chat there are abuses of 382-1033 lng appears to be nn^si::^: 1% -Corp. 1 lie cot'])' >r.uion is a_ d\v icli; cluiice i >f twu, Patrick Mac ! agîart ui V-..-, Redevelopment Agency to ElecTJJJficers under control In 30 minutes, u n n o t ihe 01 • O. > n . 11! Koeiiig Place rej 'uru d it.i i 1 confining it ro one room of Action b\. the CCCC was Uerlco aeked Dr. Sprowls .U baked beans, buttered rhofr of hi a car fro IT, H. MK' the apartment. The children instituted to harass the what the political reasons ;ed c J r ruts, butter, Veteran employees of the City of Rahway, who have served tuna 1 ish salad. .îr+et. leleispe alanri w. > were in a bedroom. -Gliief Board of L di;c atlon ' 'in us fur adopting the resolution K-âuCc, nil Ik, t Sent. At Annual Meeting Scheduled for Feb. 11Link said a closed, bedroom the municipality for a total of 75 years, are Tax Assessor activines to run the school are. Dr. Sprowls replied that 11 iL RbUA V • r door saved the children from James C:isjaid%-ni'*-^'^ H ^5? SaJVaTore Cocuzza, lefT, and Eugene F* Kenna, -director o^ -sysu-m according to its dis- the reasons are "obvious." t.el 1 i:iaca Mini v. i vh meat death. Strc-et re|ioneJi"**a 1 the Rahzvay Redevelopment Tfi<- agt-nry' field its monthly The other members of rhe law a of the Stace of New Sprowls thought the resolu- jkeii salad " sandwich p jnd the Schwartz Shoe have not been set. Jitnni\ niar'.s w^ri.1 >•! > ; .- Agency when it holds its an- mealing last Thursday night in nfx's building. Former Mure on the first floor were clared. I'he rdnolutlon added to influence" the school el- ed around rh.c J. •( ,i !• ^ r., .u,,: nual meeting on Thursday, i->, buitert-vl siring bean.-- Jnhn ( . I oulks, Goelz and damaged. The store suffered a i->orrable tele\ismn se' ar - ( tiunjihnnn Ray A. Giacobbe rliat the board was obligated ection next month. Dr. s L- d .-, a 1 a d, Italian bread Feb. llt in the agency's confer- Melt, water damage. The occup- Two Veteran Employees enctr room at 1327 Fulton' tttid. Alfred Caxavella were ro spend money to defend as bprowls replied that is his T. 11 < • r •ache sfti'i'ii as nviL m< mbers aftt'r ants ot .the second floor action in changing to the K- THIS »- Jcatinc AuixclitJtj.i- belief. a;> -e -, 1...! ii. iv a a:_ \\-~Uliun$*:{, ruled that they exprrriHr .. tu- S.UiU:iirL... the. S • ; ' •' • , : • .1 It. 1 I v! V, III K man and Joseph C. Meffc is sandwich, n-i.,nager's clioict. (tun [t .'re en ruled tt> br seated. The six - year - old daughter. ac tion. * 2 Plain Skirts 1.19 1 •:, • •-• ed " .,! :,:, pressed sympathy to the witl bread ana butler, pea- vice chairman. Dawn, "and Mrs. Kstaban's t VA-. rr;:uco jcilu, t:np,un!rnrrita ot (jiacobbe and Still negotiating, •' [his board mn-ed- that families of Patrolman John nut innrcr and jelly .s:ind- The agency has three proj- (.ITHLI.'/.I icerf rn fj(/e**»6 v the ntother, Mrs. Gladys liarr, âid action was brought W'e-ck l-.n din ii 1.1 li . I (> , i-^. --i." • , rin , udd- parently t-nrt-\ was :u,i -.,ii.- ects underway. The lower J. Burns, ~who was killed w ic !., v. lii -lCi. > -1 two, pt iiain Mh:ti<;j;lu\iri con 'ro/, /»I.N/ Ue- Higgins Reports .. 'lhe fire apparently was ton (~ounty Legal Services of his duties, and Patrol- vrcrrahlr- SC^TT; pt.--s bt> mtsstner; Project* the East Hazelwood ion\i,i'r. AT the Jan. 4 reorgan- caused by careless smoking. Retirement of two veteran Corp".'of V034 K. Jersey St., man TTdwin C. Polhenrus, • • , ^ ''•,,->; t-.anj . Industrial Project and the lax Assessor Cocuzza has I-rank Hrig^ri *>! 1 v-s ization mrcnng of rhe Ctntrurit, The Rahway Board of Ed- Thirty firemen, using four employees of the City of 1 lizabeth, while at the same who was killed accidently Stiuth Branch Project. Ground served the ciry tor 42 years. < - Wiihet'spoon St-i-eft i>M.ntu th • a fannulments of Giacobbe ucation has not reached a pieces tof equipment, fougbc- Rah\y-3y was announced diis tljti is- director of the De- time observing that \f the last June-28. has baen broken for an a,pct,rt~ ! CLARK liiti car stolen from i rvinu, and IJurai'C-U-i aere rescinded contract agrcaiant wirh th-' *-hv fi- t-\ \\vec.- \ !•'• > LiuH uanic-i :.. partment of AssessnuMUi ^ vi?n signatures on *alc! The board voted unani- Si rt-ct and llm A\ f. I <. T< •- ment complex in the Lower L\ : ti 'oivrntne bod\, nuic Rahway I:'due a dun Aasocia- The Cosrello children Martin, : . complaint most, U" no; ;ill, t!u i -H- ani.1 arid i'i.ports ro rlic \ nion mously CO adopt a policy t\ ] t- alarm was scin. Main Street area. Industrial .!••'. •'< '•'••! •'.- . i '•< /'t'»IUi7UiS, tinii( whit Ii fcpresents tlit* were calcen to Rahwa> Hos- are able to sufficiently sirp- 11 - h s t K k ^ Ma\ur Martin said "that Count\ Inwird of I .iv.iiKin. regarding extra -curricular buildings are being erected in ,. . ' u , .. *,,,--- K .... l> r. ..' pital where they were given 1 Wl.nNFSHAY, JAN. '- ;; school s\sirH;b teachers in , un Uirmsflvt^ and their ••'• i:!- 'ar .: r and 1J:"L .U, l.ugene h. Kenna, direc tor Asse^Sur t. oCU/./.a reMdeS activities. The policy states: l WhiU* uii foot j-airol, a [ • >l- the East Hazelwood section. treatment and then released. 276 Hamilton Street .!!:d ! ,M, r it i i'i J •'(.'"'- h ii • iuckun :\i 'C.h ' ca.SSe of revenue and finance, and at ^"î V\ . In in an Aw IAH. families and to pay for such "Lxtra - curricular activi- ici'nian disco\'urt-d ihr li'mu I rank Martin were named to Thirteen minutes after re- i SMtl. bread ana LKUter, egg i^reeii ui" 'spinac The South Branch nark in- :KC' 'iiatftuii are continuing, Salvarore Cocuzza, rax as- litigation ch cm selves rather ties, home and away, are to n gg ceiving the alarm tut ttu- ^ u ] .i d • ' h'irH i-r.li .....-, ^... hi ea>>. and but ter or soup door smashed at. New Yurk volves flood control ir. ihc area Seek Bids for Weir 1 il\v.iiLi J . 1 liiiiuns, president sessor, t\rard, stated at Mun- Mam Street blaze, firemen that application.-- art. being Robbers Obtain those who fall wuhin die pov- is closed because of unrest and Mill Street. The Housing HIds U'i" the jiu rchase <>i da\ night's hoard meeting In responded to a call to 337 accepted Ironi , ei'tion^ in- cny guide lines established •Hi.:' •• •." ; ;'#,• •5ir.£Ct. The owner was f >»r disorder, and during -l-l-ii-iu •Seminary Avenue. I he firc- .summoned and t p m A~gen• HL-. a i n tumuli i; a L L-J in the Office of l..cononuc nines of str-esy to be can- men confined the fire to ma- 5 M Personal Loans lice that about Sen In cli-n.ê ey atid~rfic~rtrnry Corps uf tuxlum rlK- uositiuna. » p|M)rtunity ' Tor "free Ugal celled -as tlei-f i^mineti £>V- rhe Rdhw a^ W a i eT i..' iJ . will t n.- terfai on a shel'f1 iin trio TuT^ iJQLin INSON'S s was missing from it--. r< c- gineprs are icorking with the s' statement was Director Konna, wifo*"Ira?" FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION OF WESTFIELD receive until K) .A.m. on nace room of the Uuildmp, 50 to M OOb lstt-r, and an amount < >t'cT< n ]-.- Rahu-ay Redevelopment Agen- ^ -answer to a ques- been a city employer since fd, 1 he and or chw Board of bduca- r ing was taken. A SIISJ rei STATEMENT OF CONDITION AS OF DECEMBER 31, 1970 l-eb. 1,. nU it> Hall, iion by Alonzo W. 1 awrence an apartment house. Fire- k) Sail: cy on //m project. There will l ^"", also acts as treasurer lioard, in tlie resolution, saul lion." DIAL AHEAD 382-5252. FOR A obsurved laLur is bcin^" m« Kalnv.iv h\ lkisiness Adnun- ,,i .l'34.-5 Madison Avenue, men reported that arson is be some -demolition of build- Ji,d comptroller fnr the cir\ 01 ReKance S 1/ that it uneb on recu rd "ciues- "• ui!,, .rr/.,ri( n -f ONE-VISIT CASH LOAN. _ve_stieat:ed. p-rc-taUci.it ui suspected. Police are in- ASSETS Ings to provide room for flood and is resignnsi 1)11. for the i tunnig ilu- .iJvit,atnln\ aiu: 111. r, c LI r i" i c u 1 u m ONE-HOUR SERVICE. „ jia\ ITS Asfc.oc vestigring. r—- '.-'" iti . F*d^ TTTe_ ca'r~sti!)Ten ironTTTTr--' ~ control ftteilitiea and some re- tmances of tlie Rahwa\ Wa- rrnpriety nf rhr ncrrnn rrtrr- ft-iJ in ) O-Tij^.71 it? OVB. 6^ Our adt go To local people On Saturday at lt) 3J j ,ni. .' i i . i . : • if! L*;I PROCTOR 6 Ji also asked the : ter Oepart ment. k enna re- r.,1 in tu ing handled hy the and ii' have a cof'> sent to HI •\l\ i.i t I M • r L i_u 1 r • •> habiliialion work in the area. i . wlnle parked in rt|L- Mnrn-tt 6 and nearness meant ii it had received a the firemen put ijy_r^-Er ti.re" sides at "52 l.cc.svilU Ave- • . • 'J bb^?> i ni-Mi t..v)uiny Legal Seivice.s ihe :uatc IV-partnient of l£d- CAPITAL FINANCE CORP. ! The Rahway agency is await- 7 parking It >r was remove re-u t< t-i i F •> t ii '< • •>•••- • >-n . i • i..l i >i |utJgenifiil H 7 58 0 3 request trulii the K1 \ Iu on tin- second flL>od poreii nue. : ~ ":"' " - r!• 11 > . " . i. i s M, M i t- io F o c 111 T o T e Sole of Real ts'aie I 1 6 5/' 4 -' dela\ establishing ai\> aj - at the rear of Anthon\'s Key 11 1.» _ , I, „• 1 hr t t. I ^ petit ion lo the buard. : and Hike Shop, 1:537 Irving p .,. I U 4 sner ~ / RAKHAY.MJ. -J ;i •" LuiJii.;; haiia u:.il ;p. bunk i 1 702997 70 Conduct [:ru| riatiun fur inar rue tion • . i r rr. c.stiay commissioner tor a rent rn 1 lie board also voted to Strt^^t. The porch and roar . ' ' • Businessmen ( sa 13 n e s in the proposed Library to Have . .! il,C . I'l'lURSDAV, JAN. 7 •..-••>. , , • is ,,:•(! Sr, l,liliPS 3 583 409 0.) i - "• • " • ri - lhe k-4-4-4 school sys- terminate an agreement with 1 ho^ -bu-d^tM-~u-R— wall of Lli.e wuuden TOASTER Mrs. Kadiryn Kosts ^['" ,2 Off.., Si. ',i, signed 1>\ Mrs, Torr.pk- tmivcrsiry for for- u] a .contract agreement is were damaged. Arson is sus- W\-IJ ,, . *(, Jufterson Avenue rej-tiried a 7 ; •"-.""rr.. . ;. rirc \'nrma A. Llhott of the CC- mation and institution of an i ;\ i OR 4 suets ['.•».••. i !• lung!-- noj olht.M Anns i •} 0 6 0 1S4 reaclu d. I llggins replied tliai break, entry and lure n\ February Vacation Contest pecied and police are inves- Public Program :. .,/... /. : t . 11 . i ^ . \r;- at '.' , James J. Whiu, pre^-i- in - service training pro- A! A IIMT no such requeM tias 1'een Ugating. Mrt. Herman Cal- V Irum her car. 1 • ni rv \us i*)9 8 0 6 •Wli J? aent of the First Ward Xei- gram, effective Jan. IS. • gained by Irrcakin^ the nphr A vacation contest will be conducted b\ the Kahway lkibiiK-st>- t'eCL IVI d. lowa\ , ik\ui'.iiii of a second men's AssDCiation in February, ^'lli'ur.' ilooîfr,, a iiiejiiber floor apartment, was treat- side voHt window; rn l.ssniu LIABILITIES About Pollution at --'re .'i , I-ntry blanks will be "avatTanlc irr-partieipa-UH£ ^ ..4 4l.-f li.aliu.ay High Scliuui ed at the hospital for shock. RAUWav S«iv i InstixutioiL-JLawtrri n all- M. n. r. r speakers and cartridge L.I:-.L' stores in mid- February, and (tit winner will be given u'actunc stall, w as appointed Hie Rahwav 1'i'ee Pulilh in the vvuli tapes. ___ paid foul' days and three nights vacation iu Vruepori cooperative i ndiib trial ,e.v- lira r\ w il! p resent a puh- Bahamas. ,•. rieiKL coordinator. HIF Coin cntional Mortga^c^ Rate to 7\A% i eletype alarjn was can- Seeking Opinions air LL. VlidL ^ ; ' A2 50 0U At the Jan. 13 mceimgof the K \\ A, a omimiiuv was app s.ilarv \\ 111 rem .nil ink han- Ci_liud when Lhe car beii.n^- L.-.,\k. he Kahway Savings Institution, 15tu* Irving Si Kahway,has i:iv; to Carmen 1 . Nuusi.i < t <; '1 0 '. to establish advertising promotions on au advanced jil\l. i he acpoi 111 llU'llt \\ .IS e t- in il.c h hra : '. -d Us conventional mortgage rate to 7 -2 per cent. ~TCE" Members of ihu committee are: Herbert Gorbunoff of Sargent's fect ive miniediaicK . I e.uililji 'p. will rEATDRTRG""" • 4 / 4 V About Continuing ll-J L'fl announced President James Smith sr. -M«n^s-Sho4J,-J^.Viiiyn_W^^niaii_.oJ__LlK_; S^win^ Kit, 1-rank Uah Mrs.l.eoriora ^kuuvpix ol the Sinnutt parking, hu, A ,S he i •_>v i be M t"ti. IMII ! he move will make it easier, he said, for conventional of Grade A Dairy, Sidney Kobmson iTf" \Ui\nnsi>n's"ITarawnTr,' recnvt'red on I aw reiiee uimJ-y^.u__sj^KeYs _iu_obtant a mortgage with lower payments. David Liebuwitz of The Source, and K. t". Hauer of J-iif Kahway LL±1L drawers aiid Street ^ across, from .Kaliw.iy A B 11 > I ' I iJi; Pointed a school, secretary BaccaTaureafel ot IMUIU It • \ Mr. SnuUi noted til at" til e action ta"k'c"n"hy"Thc-Rtihv.-rt-y-nSajvlflg8- News-Kecord. tin" the careers development L ill Zen.-> U'V ^ \n . M :- in KMI'. t\'T tin- I-eder.il fluLising Adniini.str;uion and tlu- Veterans A<3min- head "of The members-hip commiUuc. lhe juumhtirSlU^ vuied iu the annual rate of S3,495. childxen have Ueen asked by arts dciii-cc T Early American îr~ ing tn S/'Sgt. William I . •:i o-ic:ion's 'of- 1 st rntiun. Increase annual dues fronr$lu to $25 a year. Mrs, ikucypec 's appoint- the Rahway Board uf 1 duca- t mve rsn \ ,i!.«.', ,i n ,. - ! i a_£ly American sht^kleyof I ast ('range \\. c- : ?-'i. n run duu n i »n .Ian. 12, hi.th federal igeiKie-, reduced their rates from It was also voted to make a $100 donation to the widow ol ment way etlectivt- imme- uy«- for • an. expression of arrs dci;rrr t rnr-- -M -\< >;i Long Griddle L . rri .-! r ft. is H rn ?• t --2 per ecru, and Mr. Smith said he teels conventional THE ULTIMATE IN FINE CUI$I~NE Patrolman John J. Burns. The group will meet Feb. 10 at the diatels. She will hold the po- opinion on wliether bac.calau- 1 ni versn \ M.k :. i -• .i j i -It — disabled at the coriie r i -f FIRST i L • i' ks and climb he-nie mortgage seekers should not bo penalized with higher DOBS Town "House on K raTn~Hr.,-Ka+nvay. — - ream* services s]iou_ld be dis- ed belt n"e tlu t. Ii ,i n. \1 1" ; FOR THE DISCRIMINATING nnilRM :r. r " *"rr\h<\n fn rate* than tlie- l liA.aiid VA are eXUTidin;:. •- jirogram is supported by continued at Raliw ay High I- I KinCll i 'f ilu :-.[.i; ( Mil Ilu • latent move by rlie two federal l\ idle.- N\ .JS the se'eond Streets. The trailer W.IK M :\.i'.;' i'. ->•'. c • ' .- •"! assisting stale funds. School. ton. Slu' \\ ill di.-.. i. -, ' rrdi,^ iii -n i.-! rat L-ta in six «\-ii.-, On Dec. 1, tht rate was re- SQOO completely ransacked; it i. : L- i •-•> .L . < 'i '/. ,,-: v^stiga- Messrs. Carkhuff, Painter to Teach Hartland Mershon of 70-t lhe board decided ai it^ ttie ljidividual \i ihw ,i\ i 111- J'lct-ei li'uni the all - time high of s I 2 vc ^ j er cent. could not be deiermined ai . ,-->n iv, n i)t u-rtn cs Carl this time, what was missing. llanulton Street was named meeting on Monday niglu in /.en Can l_v> if I iglu Air s Luncheon 11 = 30-2 Pollution," H o i.i ijr.u j ui:;: UcStctano. The car belonging tu Vic- public relations coordinator Roosevelt School auditorium Real Estate Course Beginning Feb. 2 tor ilie program. He will to solicire letters from par- Accompany i ng ! ,t-r i hr ;.'. o rr.cn \rrrr des i t H inches to 5 feet 10 inches John Hartz of 4> \VVM national president of the So- at ihe Rahway Adult School, tion ot a brochure, booklet, each June at graduation ter Air for tU-rgeu," an af- Hazelwood Avenue repuried ciety of Industrial Realtors, register In person on Mon- ni-wsloUuw and -newspaper CLOSED TUESDAY Victor Herder and Dudley F. day or Tuesday, Jan. 25 and stories about the program. time* filiate of Nejv Jerses Citi- AT: a;rii: ot the Reliance For 7 to 8 p.m. Wednesday a hreak, entry and larceny. zens for Clean Air, and fhrrnr-1 I ntry was gained t>y foreinj; Painter, Jr., real estate bro- 2M* from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Iransfer of Rowland Ru- The opinions expressed by association's cash will be made S ker, will teach a course in Rahway High School, or by lulla, industrial arts t,each- parents "will enable the ed in New Jersey under [In- io dt :ermin-> the.exact amount (Other story and other photo on page 7) the door lock. Coins were direction of Campbell Nor- ^6.99 reql estate sponsored by the mail no later than Jan. .22. er, from Rahway Junior 1 Ugh Board of lducation to make obta-un*

V I >1 f w PAGE 4 THURSDAY, JANUARY 21. 1971 RAHWAY NEWS RECORD CLARK PATRIOT PATRIOT THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1971 PAGE 5 re: City YICA Jj, Taking Registrations Government Should Be an Agency "M Look for Banner Year Trips Scheduled Ease Tax For Speer-Eljabar Pocono Camp Site The children's department of die Rahway Public Mrs. Howell has entertained school children, scbutfi, Among^Men for Good m For Marthr Aug. Library has an unusual program on its calendar for church audiences and Industrial meetings throughout It almost seems ridiculous board, helping theTcamp to By Rev. Robert C. Powloy Saturday. the United States and Canada. She is one of 17 glass New Jersey's Oldest Weekly Established 1822 tu be thinking of overnight grow into one of the outstand- Mrs. Grace Howell, member of a family of glass blowers In the country who use onlytrystal and color By Golden Agers in their exhibit. For 22 years she has been the chief Member of camping during one of the ing "Y" camps in the east. KDITOR'S NOTh; This is the tirsun a scries blowers dating back six generations, will bring her of columns by Rahway clergymen. Ihe author attraction at the Hershey, Pa,, Dutch Day each August. Weeklies of NewJer*«y, lac. L- J •m- coldest periods of the winter, Ail of the Smiths have par- Plans for a trip to the Cap- tools, her technique and her stories of the art to the ^"Patriot Juhn I-. A 1 1 :i i r i"., ni o of this supplement is the new pastor of Ihe The Rahway Boardof Real- installed are: President, She makes periodic appearances at Barry's Art Gal- Si >. but, according to B. I'. Smith, ticipated at some time. Son itol Hotel, Lakewood, on children's department at 10:30 a. m. bi-r . if flu- i lark i U'dnf 1 d- i J tors will have Its installation Mra. Pascale, of B15 Pratt lery, Scotch Plains. •f. General Secretary of the Rail- Wayne, now a stockbroker in First Presbyterian Church, West Grand Aye- Vnlon t'ornity's Newest Weekly Established 19C5 ucail u n \U sr» aii- dinner and dance on Satur- St., Rahway; vice president, March 23 and to the Sha-wan- Saallest In State way Y.M .C. A., the rush is San Francisco went on exten- nue and Church Srreer. o Lodge In the Catakills There Is no admission charge. To be eligible for • tliiv. - \ i \ ir u-rni, IH-- day In the MounTalnside. Irttt, Dei Principe, of i486 Irv- Teterboro, New Jersey's Published Every Thursday Morning by al read\. on for "spots" in the sion hiking, trips, daughter n August were made by one of the four door prizes, however. It is advlsahle 1 U-\ (.-s it.a ' SIT!!.' r c 111 /cn. ^ Mountainside. Officers will ing St., Rahway; secretary, smallest borough, has a pop- j 11pular I'ucono Mountain Jacquie, now Living in Kan- "Let every person be subject to th"e "governing Rose Nardone and her com- to get rickets from the d^sk in the children's depart-?. -i 1'. i U . ' c i \ t :'. ,_ i iiisii.k- ra- be installed by Charles Ber- Mrs. Stanford, of 1516 Irv- ulation of 22 and 50 compan- BAUER PUBLISHING A- PRINTING LTD. catnp which serves 17 Y.M. sas and married to a biology authorities. For there is no authority except mittee members. Rose Jnn- — FathefTTtfashlngton Gen- ment. Adults are being invited to attend as well as tion u; all aii .i .-•- •. i tax.u:u.i n. ry, vice president of the Sec- ing St., and treasurer, Mrs, ies within in its mile - square 1470 Broad Street t .A.'y that do nut have their teacher and football-wres- from God, and those that exist have been insti- icki and Mable Albers, at children. Rahway, N J. 07065 388-0600 v < • r \ i L. I" LI\ ' ! i - ond District of the New Jer- Reese, of 826 St. George Ave.,. eral Assembly Fourth De- boundaries. * • ivsuk-nt c amps. tling coach, washed dishes tuted by God." the meeting of the Rahway • ill i V l -> \i' • n\ _ i., M1- w sey Board of Realtors. Rahway. Directors who will gree Knights of Columbus K. C- Bauer Arthur Hartland Mcrshon, Jr. Mrs. Katherlne E. Bauer I tirst h>-e ame mii-resred two summers fur her board Romans 13:1 Golden Age Club in the John ai i i , ' ' I !" sk\r i ^ - be installed are Daniel J. and keep, and "li, I '." and Government whether local, stare, national or inter- A cocktail hour will begin F. Kennedy Apartments re- will hold Its annual Memor- .. . M.-s.; '• • ; 1 ( >..]!: Mrs. Snuih have Ujth been at 7 p,m. and dinner and Colangelo of 48 Brant Ave., I • ' I < IK - camp was unl\ t tiree national, is presupposed to be for the good of die gov- creation hall last week. ial Mass at St. Agnes Roman l ; > t 1 ' 1 ,iSi s The Rahway News Record and Clark Patriot are weekly newspapers "serving the best interests of : • "' « r< Clark; James Timko of 1314 active in "wurk w^-ek-ends" erned. Authority is for the sake of order; law is tor dancing will follow. The •_ !.:.•> • i , \ "^ olj/' ^mnh said. '' 1 The program chairman, their respective communities. It is the endeavor of these journals to present the news in a sound, .1 1 t î\ Ml I'.i ii- I. •- Bryant St., Rahay, and Dudley Catholic Church, Clark, Jan. at tin- camp. the sake of discipline. The elected art: for'the sake of chairman, Sidney Smidi, is Maj-ge Di Ferrari, announ- • !.,[•:> -, 1 •.! nh r L. 111- in Annapolis, Md., and E. Painter Jr. of 599 St. sane^ and traditional manner, maintaining the rights of_all by accurate factual statement and the electorate and mat some oi the populace must be being assisted by Mrs. Eva 31 at 8:30 a.m. Immediately r-n -' .U fil V ii tV iuiniuur 1 look 2U lx>vii lhc program has Ijet*n cx- George 7We., Rahway! ced .that the bowling team measured reasonable -opinion -auhject—co—m-e--ow»r-&i^fa^-e-l others is for "the salee "of" P.ipcnb^ . Edmond Del Prin- PRESIDENT followed by a family com- i, i ..i: ,i i. . v - , . ti ( v • it. i r TwTT\vo"oKs ToThe"T>ejufT- rentfea, so there are Special will meet in the hall at 10 r conscience. cipe, Mrs. Cadierine J. The outgoing officers are; t1rtiqf~piWld«trt-«# flahway re- 1 nvni \ periods planned for all mem- --a-*—m-» tomorrow. munion breakfast at the Col- Subscription K.il.-s b> Mall Including 1'oslaijt S4 00. Outside Union and Middlesex •Vfic-fi j Reese, Frank LaRusso, Dan- President, Colangelo; vice s ^ < ^- !t . tbi- fu'st bers of die fanul\ , We sometimes forger these and orher principles and ceives banner from Mrs. Eva pascale, president-elect of the Florence Newkirk, art and C 56.00, Sfcund Class. I aslant: Paid at Railway. New Jersey MS., ;:,( ii .ial -,1".. - iel J. Colangelo and Mrs. president, Mrs. Pascale; umbian Club, Rahway. Alt 11 I tf \ 1 -.1 Vlltcdl r- rhat h.\<\ Our nig the next lew weeks, may have tended to lose sight of them more in recent board, and Edmund V. DÎ>lln^pervTce~pTSsraear of-the "crafts Gha±rmaTi, donated t- f It rt 11 i Julia R. Stanford. secretary, Mrs. Stanford, wives of deceased members at different" phases of the years. W© have ofton clouded our beat judgment ami board. Colangelo has been named executive committee man hand - made flower pieces understanding_wi_th _u_nfa_i_r_a^surnr)tions about die esta- The officers who will fee-and treasurer, DelPrincipe. are cordially Invited to at- lUull anct wf-had __t i>pet*rH * kljaba-r program wilt 1-iL-i-n blishment, tradition, government, and~in"at"itutions~and~ oi Realtors and state chairman --W+rV-tft i ^ n 11- arul j j ' be described in "detail by Mr. tend. ^ in so doing, have set aside principles we have not al- of the Make America Better Committee. Mrs, Pascale also Taxpayers Want Relief Rolls Cut toddy • Ii T- TbTnTstftl" the ~â r c n re irh w.^nt ry, r-uni_ i?_rnuji.__ Additional informa- Ear! Smith Appointed dark horse prizes were won 1 by Catherine Jensen and Sal- L;Î ;,UL k : i K \«. a [•- .I:.. 'I..::' . . : her!and Md., his tntt-rt—i-e—tion-can be_xeceived bycall» announced the appointmentIo<-0elferJiii:Ipe_as_slal6Jllrectpr uiiiMiiun cnniinned, and "ig the Railway "\" ^ 3,SS- stays of our culture. . ly WHson. n.^ ana I- of the New jersey amp Speers became rlic res- *w57 or stopping in ar the Phis is nut to sav tiiar ihusu viul aspects ui uur A request wa_.a received a banner year In 1971. has named Dudley E. Painter Jr.'to the Walks Scheduled tarly Bird Stoppers" C7ov. J •Y,M.,r A "Y"..;n prrgryi.-Ar rhl not be put undor a si_ruiifuzuiii- glasB for volunteers to help in ns cauid .set 1v ~ — - College Theater in .L.ricau vv dlll-UIUSli ice he came ro tUhwa\ K, early registrants include ol THe. state association: wftlcJi Is -•a-t- ability to deal wiUi tl\e problems ut a iiujd^rn changing The appointment of Larl as Hamlet, AriToriyTh nun- 1 Increased burden of real estate "taxes.~p^nnTer~~wMl keep- —ro- -._„.-„- _s ro_sayJ .npj^v^r^^jUat^such examinations D. A. Smith of Rahway as llua Caesar; -t-n-^Good-Wonmn--of *n»as! si «*!•!-«"?«_• -!«»"««affectingt •»-such» taxes—.«•.- _^ Beuy Kxele., repojtfid.Mar- s;;)u (ho\.s) and lljabar lira. Grant Hole/ and Philip of longstanding principles have r»K» ofTeTTTici :un ar the five - mile Saturday I'.as ju'uvuled many Weaver. I heir participation -poin t of merely. throwinge them ou- t emuvk. Ill is could State University's Hlack Setzuan," the teacher in specialized study at the Am- graduate study at Wayne ge Krltzie arrivea home I. .M. 11.. T^ 11 T. Z T v. t. liar L- iii. leiKlf I'S will be described in later hardly fall in the category of an intelligent examina- Theater program has been "The Visit," and Lyeue in erlcan Theater Wing in New State included the direction from the hospital, Carrie Sunday are scheduled rr\ and-has^hc-en on the ..M. <. amp û-er; s adnunirii rative arncle^. tion or evaluation. Rather, would it not be merely announced" fry" r. e~o~n aT~cT "A"-"Funny Th*rrg~rrsppened—Vork- -Studio—p-roduc Rndwpll was ar hump wirh fnr rhe members and truests STREET SCENt c- cxis arbitrary rejectlon?_ tions. rof Leone, director of the l'ni— on the Way to the Forum." Parke School of Acting in virus infection and Grace of tlie L'nion County Hiking H',1 li a iv lark J; ihiKirt Cine of the principles m our socu-r\ thar hears a versity Theater. Smith as- M r. SmixK~, "a~n~a"tTve~of R ah" LOB Angeres, Calif. -H-e—4u The W. S. U. Black Thea- Micucci—-has her-leg In _.a.Ciuh^- ._. ter program includes a cur- in Mu- liirjnr Assemblyman Kiehn Named to Head rereading and not "arbitral'} i\ jet tiun''' can be found sumed the new position im- way, is .a graduate of Wis- the son of William Smith of cast. On "Saturday, HelenTIinze WE LIFT OUR GLASS •• - - - - - .._ riculum of eight courses and rent t1:c in one form at rhe beginning ol th<. ihirteenrh ciuipter mediately for the beginning consin State University, 191 l'nion Street. The meeting was conduct- of Summit will lead a ram- correlated productions atitif IN SILENT TOAST inal of Romans. Mere first century citizens were of the winter quarter.. Wayne Stevens Point. He also at- In- addition to the wTde ed by Henrietta Rau. Eighty- ble -through the -WatetHHvg ~STHTiEr~r3~-foc-artred—in—Be* and Studio The§- two members- attended even TO THOSE RUGGED MALES aru 1 t! Cleaner Air "and WaterCommitiee encouraged To""""accepr and "reco^nrze ^dve"rnh"ie Simmons-Uni— he-acted at -- Reservation. Vhv group will tti - i-'u- Siai ii \i-v, r ra.\t s and al- what it really is. Here n ls-stau-d that government Mich. versity in Texas and did the Hilberrv Theater, his tera. though the weather was bad. meet at the Lake Surprise WHO USED. TO BOAST Harry J Brandt AbbL-intil} man 1 lerbert 11. Assemblyman Kieliu'^ labor is primarily irf existence FOR the people, not to be r> ll\e >ail tile A farmer member of the parking area at 10 a. m. as a comni ittee niember AC A IN b I them. Further more, govt. rnim-nt' authority "1 CARE NOT HOW MY WIFE avnu-nr> ro rJin Clark .'I tt-eir lues in Hilberry Repertory Com- On Sunday, Theodore Mur- cheaply. appointed eiiai.-'-.an nt the"contributed in a significant is ef Cod. Here is expressed che awareness that all lav.s, HI •. L ' 111 k 11,. tlu homes lhe\ pany, Smith has been apart- phy of The Bronx, N.Y.,wLll RAVES AND RANTS i ' lea ne r Air and Water <. i >n>- wa\" to thr 'oiusundi..^ tilings exist as part of a larger order ot things. It is K is 11.. if. t* • 1* >ve. ii 'h the time instructor In the Black lead a 10 - mile hike in nuttee ut rhe Mate Ari .-.e.mbl \ legislative record" ot che rhe conscious affirmation thai there is a Law above 1 MAKE THE RULES HERE aiu-n Children Receive i d- - ii. r ilie j ei '- A^sernbU last \ear. Theater program since its Harriman State Park in New the law( an Authority above authorn>, ,i t.overnor inception in April, 1970. I WEAR THE PANTS" e ^lune So much in I renton. 'It is a tribute to urn, as York. The group will meet above governors. Justice Douglas recognized tins when During the spring of 1^70 Today's Hits Tomorrow's Memories 11. tt;ai :: Hill • nt r\ , the cum- a responsible legislator, that at the Tuxedo, N. Y., rail- THESE PRETENDERS ARE GONE NOW Puppets as They Assemblyman ku-lin, whu he wrote: "Ihe institutions of uur soc ut \ aretuunded he directed the program's !*-• get ;.a\ nienis rtu- sctiLKtls." v.e have attained this mea- road station at 9:30 a. m. resides at S23 Midwood Itr., on the belief chat there is an authorit\ higher (ban ;lu students in a pruduction of Cleaners and LaunderersP Inc. - DFFP tNTD LJMBQ state reasoii^ rh'at if 11 difference he dmus Thai ma ice this country Xl£ thilL û Oil ..sccess in_ 1^70^'.' 4 COMPLETE AUDIO CENTER e U w-paxing job a:î ill; aurhoriry of the siaic; „.." N. R. Davidson's "III Hajj THEY CAN ONLY GLARE vel «.i \v el tart • M ih great. Enter Hospital '• 1 iru b\ w !;ie!i bt a nu-nikr of the Air and Assemblyman Dicke\ stated least the state will !u- .• •IK e^> It .'1 n. l^lll There are some jiractica! w,i\s and su-ps we take Malik," a jTTay based on the AT THE1R-F-AV-OR1TE BiMBO II TMellllur. ' l! 1 âter f'ollution and 1'ublic m the letter tu the I nion u*- "clu m's" fi:ll freigi uder a '' Puppets to: 1 1. - io recognize this. Most denouur.au. .r,al j rayer books autobiography oi Malcolm X, The Most tasting Gift Of All 1 '. !"ee > . health Lonimirtee and dieCounty iawjriaker. Asseni- Doing Business As Phoebe BUT THEY MUST ADMIT hole i r« >hlen: l.a^ been diatries" program cunducu ^ or liturgies contain pravers ol interc ss i.ui tur those \\ which was presented for an sastL- and rhe i'ederai and Interstate Ke- hlvman Dickev cited the en- by the Kahwa\ Area .1 unii • :" who bear responsibility in governmeii!. i. niimvîijiial invited audience. MADAME HAS IMPROVED OUR SCENES leâl \ - tei; i demand the latiuns Committee. Ihe I rn- actments tn rtie areas of pro- Woman's- Tlub, cliildren en- prayer breakfasts bring legislators nêil: i XV: low-paying johs riiih; Uu lll> repre- Purchases Made ion ( ounry; assemblyman al- tection of the environment, u-r | L riodi- Vhis fall Smith has direct- Snow Dry Cleaners 165 Westfield Ave.r Clark ^S SHE STROLLS ABOUT tering Rahway Hospital aiv c^My in the nation's capital u> seek >lu- jesin >n, a re cus: I r.^ êiii a: i\ e>. in. i !;e\ in W'asli- so v. 111 serve on the Assem- law enforcement, narcotics guidance of ed James Baldwin's "Blues Visit Oiir New Show Room For uttered d Chuiec ut LtiirL- God in the affairs ol state. Ihe i mud i- 1 IN HER HIGH FASHION JEANS Whar n^nkes is r inu'ror, nr.anvwhcrceUe. And bly Juiru Committee, on Fin- control and AIv-w-ith the 295 Inman Ave., Colonia, NJ. patients mvj riabl> IK conu ,-i I he work of Assembly- ment of the state. Inaugurations ,,1 gi-w-rnmem'leaders new new academic program. Full Line Gibson Guitars - Amps ! i'e j. A . rn. in 111 e vii c Ui i e fa o i n i \ ii w n man Kiehn during 10To was less tense as the\ select Assembly Speaker Dickey traditionally begin with rhe invoking ,,f intercessor} Smith went to Wayne State ,JHÛ r-eit.L !• - • l tar ^"^••iClrlKr, ,!iliJHi| •Cffd l)\ Also Fender — Plush — Traynor — Ampege .1 u commended b> Assemblv- added that he is looking for- prayer by some representatiVL- ol it. Always A Big Discount . Pick Lip and Delivery their piuppet a».cording tu tlu For New Project b(,d\ p University in the fall of 1907, Drums - Sllngland - Ludwlg _ Rogers man William K. Dickey of ward to serving with Assem- gathered at the moment that an diice having been awarded one of ±J2 i"fii Uiî" n, aU;ut to be -Oaiil District 3-C speaker of die hlyman _Kierin .in^_riie -197 i filled. Organs - Farflsa - Loury — Story and Clark t'-, S • A I i :i iiu. riv: J I r.iiii its.. It "^ TrT" die Hilberry Theater's gra- re y-,—w-h y. duare"'acting "fellowships'. He On Cassette Tapes For Rahway and Clark Patrons l . ^'.asi^L-riiti.^ a^ air. external 1 euiatru's was conceited ri -\ Ratmav -these-—actions -arc- -nor- engaged irr rr-rruncrnrily. remained in the "company M0N. TUE. THUR. 10-9 P.M. Oj leiu^ are r\ i r, 11 \ i j iu m i: .< j ie 1>, ut; -:"' • at ir.clL.diHi: Comniuni.sm by W rs. James H. Cash)on They witness ro the principle and tlu realm that i^n. 1 he through the summer of 1969, charges being ; aid h: tlu- î.m . .1 r., social scrv ice ciiairman u alii, i.at* ap roved the "there is no authority except iron, (,,tj." h u, tiu- HOURS: WED. Thomas J. Nolan 3rd Puppy In Last Week's Paper Found aer of recognizing that those who are elected to Herve-- playing such leading rolep it is clear in all tl.at rl.t. govt rni >r .i ati ul Ihe club, who >>ee,ired thc- lur making i.rchases serve "under tiuJ." legislaaire have ihe du!> K. reduce all u. • 12G4 Hedin Place i! ,si ructions and plastic tace> HI 1.1 ».'\ L 1 all. .li W I tli tlie menrta i... make them si nciH a ^Libîsien. Rahway AIW\ distributed them to tel-^ ount\ ol I 'nioii. You and I who are "subject to the governing author- DRY CLEANING SHIRT LAl.'NDElUNG Master Charge U20 Raritan Road, Clark U >w members lor sywinjj, A Home But More Await Masters ities" can intercede before Cod an behalt oi those who Cubs Have Party SULDh WORK TAILORING WORK Cumej, So people Will Vvjr.I 'c Cet nil '.he «( f be board purchased a 234 INMAN AVE. COLONIA BankAmcrlcard All rent, morvjiag*: and '' ^nder-enip lu\ i ,!* Cilice most oi the members Sony video recorder and cam- A domestic white rabbit is looking long-haired black -are in authority and civil leadership posauons. This BANKAMERICARD MASTERCHARGE Wayne, Bart and Richard Masters, Proprietors 382-0220 Thanks Firemen o t ilie k_lub are \ oung niothers Writer recently bad this privilege''and responsibihr. . Dresses-Sportswear-Lingerie sltould be elided. V-.,rk i'i_-<.'lc. 1 !"• • nielli .S Slloi.l era kn from the Garden .State waiting to be adopted along male Shepherd cross; Prin- and inspection te:ims should visit welt a r<. wtio sew very Ireqiu-ntly, they Audio Visual t--o. inc. for $3, with other pe.rs at 90 Sr. cess, a pretty browndogwho I want to share this prayer offered to Cod in the lUhwjj For Yule; Prizes on a frequent I'.JSI^ t<- make sure rhe-\ an- i For Their Help decided io use Uieir own """". Ihe eûijimcnt will be George Ave., Rahway. Ani- is two years old, house- council chambers at the time of Mayor Daniel 1.. Mar- fabric re-riinants rather tiian tin's installation at the reorganization -meeting ol Bridal and Accessories the taxpa> c-r.s. LIS(-J lur rhe career develop- mals may be adopted from broken, good with children - > it.ank il Kali- |'iii\lusf uiie uniform culur council; Are Awarded Fri/rrr all indications, r.hr \ asr m a ion rv 01 rt: i ax- ment vocational education 1 l- 1--1 p.m. Monday -Saturday. and has had rabies shot; pa>L'rs u.tnt tlie reflet rull^ ihinned. 1 iv 1 .i,rt iii era •I" IT ;- and t\pe of fabric. The re- lot project. 1 wenty portable Ihe blick puppy featured Cleo, a two-year-old tri- God, our l-acher, all things take place before The December meeting of HOURS: Mon-Tues-Wed-Sat. 10 a.m.- in L. t u n a ml a suliing variet> acids a note Cub Pack 47 in the First The stale might consuii r i he jii\ isabi In \ - work centers with tools were 111 last week's isaue ol Thecolored Beagle who is good your eyes, and tins night is ne exception. So we SPECIAL HOURS-Thur-Fri. 10 a.m.-9 p.m. ing wurk iiuuêts wlure th^SL uii weliari , n- > • r Illness lire- a; .1' ot gaiel\ t e> the Completed purchased by the boardfmm News-Record • Cla rk Patriot with children, housebroken, at« chee to mark this event of mayoral installa- Presbyterian Church, Rah- 1 S 230 W. Inman Ave. Colonia [}'"• i n v, , r ol tile mind t>r bod\ , would !>e required r. nrk cich: L. I- ! AV a\ , l.jjt bat- puppets. tlie liroadhead Barrett Ci.>. v\ay adopted. has her American Kennels tion with thy presence. Grant now'the knowledge way, called to order by the < = hours a srarr fnr thr- htrrir-!it n| |>rlnu u rda\ tK! in commend The Junior Woman's Club lor ios 5. Also waiting to bu given Club papers and needs a boo- of your will to these who would guide the affairs committee chairman, Robert t!H-llL for il'i -i r tine wurk. is a nu-nilxT of rlu- \evv good homes are a black and ster shot. Qf the cxirairuiniL> of Rnliwav. Re-nund rjicuiu-jjJio. Ridgway, was a Christmas Rahway We alst, y.*uild like to thank" party". ^The quhfi 464 St 1 4 With strict hut just nu^rsii, the riH-raHH.n ihe "Jersey Federal ion - of W\>_ tb. ri A uere bought from "WhTfe stray male cat; K1 ugs_ Also, Tn~ac!ae~; iT sTx^T __lcadj—that- upyn— them- l-ms- been bestowed a tin. Kal;wa\ I'nlia- He part- Christmas gifts. nJOZ. —" # ^^f ^ Ample Parking welfan- roll.s U > r illeginniaw- st-n.^ wûld- find hai man s i. lulis and the General Kish br uhcrs Inc., which an all-Amcrlcan hlack one- month-old male who is house- public trust, that is beyond personal gain or Special Care In Handling Draperies & Slipcovers n.eni tor it;- assistance Jur- glory. msniutiun di\ t;npleasan! expe . It she Mau- l ad- I-eder Jiion of Woman's siihi , [he lowest quota- year-old male who is housebroken and good with chil- There was a Pinata, made Let Us Preserve Your Wedding Gown With lisg I lie elnergenCN1 „ ers ul" \ ew Jerse\ had l>ee-n c Je [Hi 1:, tl ,e\ Wnui Clubs. I ess than a \ear tion . S3U0 c-ach, Six section^ broken and good with children; Cigi, a tail-wagging We commend to you, o God, i,jr vmir protec- by the boys of Den 5, filled Our Expert Gown Care 11! made welfare un, ieasant rlci.rr me !"»oînriintr.--K t Anthony HofHng Sr. oldi itrv club has conducted of iiymnAsium bleacher a dren; Ruftus, a bruwn short- black short-haired dog^widi tive care and providential guidance, I )aniel Mar- with candy. The boys and rheir Open Sundays 7-6 Closed Tuesday Jan-Ell Shoppe benefii parties lor the lloh- were bought in m the Bruns- haired rilne-momh-old all- a cheerful disposition' who tin, who has answered jJic call ui ihm clL-cLuranj families enjoyed cupcakes and Sons l,,,- n ,, , -. — .. i • ,,, IL 1 Barney's J SHIRTS f "•i iJ.-tv t .1 ri *...(jI\U.',t vVii)^ Am eric an female, who ishas been innoculated for dis- to serve as mayor, bnlarge his gifts- and capa- and soda. All the dens -sent V tluliTxar-y - \Dm33a3 - izlj r 1537 Irving St. lield, and th-e t nion ( uunry price nt SS/isri" installed. , temper and rabies; Cindy, a rhrlflrm.ifi cxnU Tennyson~P ropRe!ic housebroTTon and accustomed Wedding es - ofc*iagirie"- cSTlTojMif Rahway Children's Shelter at John A resolution adopted auth- white female dog with black ever tuned to the voices ot those who. by men in Vietnam. Uen 2 re- SEAMUSS curro» to children and innoculated Thl*_ Coupon £nt(tlw» •I . Kunnells Hospital, Ber- orized ihe board to enter spots who is good with chil- their votes placed him in this responsibility. ceived a reply "Showing how Vou To 50*"0V Any i onnyiiun, seems itt have- had a prop-lie. Lie visiuii S n o w Removal keley I U'iîhts, "and also col- int. i a com ract with L'nion for rabies. dren, and another "BTacitte,~a~~ -GranL-tiira, and all who would legislate for the much th e goodwill arid Incotnlng $3.50 Dry I• DRY ALCOA ALUMINUM SIDING 20 to 30%0ff On All Mdse situation "1 tlit- i tuit-tl Sidles in the lOTu's.. iT-crrd toy« and—clorhtng-for f r-unry tor joint purchase Also, Snoopy, an clgtit- seven-month-old nuUe, welfare of citizens-, to hold in balance tradition thoughtful ness were appreci- Clionlnn Ord.r. Thl nounth-old male, vvhoisbl-ack: ROOM ADDITIONS - GARAGES - ALTERATIONS EGGS 1400 I he tolli >w uiv; bUn/-jS ,>i " 1 DC ksle\ 1 iail - - MM\, cart, S c c n the latter organization. In ol materials, supplies and and change, property and people, taw and love ated. _ C After" areas descriptive uf ijQr prt-senf ^rohle I:tf icicnt i 'cniber the members collec- and white; Hutch, a sadfaced Schools Closed Friday justice and mercy. ' ALUMINUM G0MB1NATI0N WINDOWS-AND DOORS equipment. The services and Roller skating IB planned Ar- BrouohT In. ^ ONLY 99 GAL. the latest t (.-lee asi: ted funds for I'N If !•.!•' and facilities ui the ufiice oi the Shepherd cross, who is three Rahway's public schools for Feb. 0 from 9 a.m. to \ears old, housebroken and O Thou who orders rhe lite of the universe "Chaos., t osriios! i. u.snins, (. tiaos! once JU.HI] [lie sick- M r. Aliai v thank tor decorated the Cerebral I'alsy county purchasing agent will were closed last Friday for noon at die Cartcret rink. J good with children; Musky, a give unto these who order the life of this city' ening gam and a new administration,,.remind us who are program on Feb. 27. It will WHERE -RtTT-i^R -BUTTjilU-BAKHRS. BAKU BHST Houre 93 0 co6 pM Ually urxtL-r^ we mastall. \ . >U L" the electorate antl me governed, of our respon- STORE PHONE "SERVICE DEF^T FAMILY SUNDAY DINNERS uu it, Jt vv.n 1 (tie Vu \, ( IK'IH-'l this month. Gains Members, continue for six weeks. On The Acme Plaza Thurs. & Fri. til 9 P.M. u-.i — I ell tlu M sibility to show support and respect fur our lead- CAK."KSJr"OR Ai-LXlCC Aii IONS IK- a t".,l,' 'I lie 25 members ol the Awards were presented to SERVED FROM 1 to 9 P.M. In \^d v.t .lll.i r, I leel Sor- ers, to give response and service to our com- MASTERCHARGE aeli wiur flat ter'd that onl\ r \ lor t h t group -meet on the third 1 ues- the following boys; Rory 381-1900 381-1901 ^ h : Idren nv my 6 Course Dinntr Cothftine'* Umquu Roliil> Ttny Dresses-Sportswear BANKAMERICARD flad can rule day evening of each riioniU Presents Award munity, to be fair in our judgment and service Caldwell, silver a-rrow; Chris OPEN SUNDAYS v - ^trrrr rnrnTTf-r fo School. \'C7 to .our communiLy, to be fair in our judgments Auto Air Cond. Specialist ' , ' , Hot & Cold AppetiiBf. Soup' and Juicu luck the mighty t rum t he 1 r seat, bui sicieM, alk s. in the Claude li. Reed Cul- Darizl, two-year pin; Camp- CLARES NEW JERSEY. •,-k Ihe meeting ot tin and criticisms, and to be informed. Uni Cnrri ... • Glioosu from 6 Dt-licJou% Entruus gkf ^_t^^ . . ^M^^ ^^B i in their pldee; I'leas. tural >\IK\ Kecrcarion (Vnu-r bell Davie, gold and silver gt I the police (u Women's Auxiliary ot the Master Charge Electric Accessories I'ChslM sf Potato ' , , ?ft.' B ff™ H^ Caldron's Pillory Wisdom in you markets, pelt your .»ttal at her ticket [,ar•kt d cars during dnd carr.. out rheir service- Kahwa\ Italian American We express our thanks this night for these arrows; Richard Flynn, den- BankAmericard -Close Sundays at 7 p.m. 1 - - ...••-- i.i - . ' *•• ^^ Ifck-^ "^ Own Menu General Repairs 2 5< the sn< iu s work throughout the month RAHWAY leaders, and we present all of our requests, to ner bar and activity colors; 381^564 • Cofhu or Tea , |*nmJÂ M ^^ * ' ^ , i spec lally when t. lub v.as held at the cluh- m m m "Tumble Nature heel n'er head, and, v(-llin>: wirh rhe HKitoristK •»i\- roo lazy "to from their homes. The social MONDAY^ JAN. 11 thee, not because we are a particularly deserv- Raymond Graham, activity • French Pastry Cart ' TFOlll ^^ ™ ^ ^ Monique Sports Ensembles 1 housc with A'gn^sêmknprc- COR. GRAND & IRVING STSk " A-La-Carto Menu Alto Avoflablu yelling street, ,-ark m ilu'ii d r 1 v e w a > b. service department of their sidniji and Mary Ann (. oppola 2;42 p. m.Foot of« li&eex St. Truck nn firp; Arson _ inng pppeople,, burt because wee care for this cornr colors; JefferyiCnapp, two- year pin and artist and for- RAHWAY, N. J. Set the feet above rhc- brain •and-swr.-mific Hr^m is in sister organization, [he Rail- as sec iMan. suspected. munity in which we live, and because we know 3&1-9793 Hew Bucilla Silver Flake Yarn 382-3730 tlie feet, Kenneth Daw&6H way Woman's Cltib, has off- 0:52 J.v_ni. 1 . Milton Ave. and Fine M. Children's that-you also, O God, care. In your name, then, ester badges; HdMcNicholas WesiburY Dresses î«M>anls Suits Annette Caruso of Fdisoh forester, aporramanandnau Easy Care, Washable, Mothproof "firing the old dark ages hack without rlu• laitl;, wutiuut 14 BaricII PI. ered to assist the junior âs initiated into member- playhouse, slight damage,"' we pray. i 1085 CENTRAL AVE., CLARK. N.J. uralist badges; Scott Ridge- i '" I Down ih» tlivrt >'> Now Open With the hope, Clark group with its puppet project. ship. A ciimmitie'e Compos- WhDNE-SDAY, JAN. 13 YOUR CLEANERS v-.'M) p. m. Trash receptacle l'CKK waiting room way, one-year pin, and Wal- T- . ; _ Break the State, the Church, Lbe Ibr^ne, and n.»li their ed i<\ A^nes Seniko, presi- City JC-ettes Will See Smoking Film YARNS - FABRICS - PATTERNS A COMPLETE ruins down the slope. Italian Club no damage ter Sanders, showman badge. Shirt Loundarlnfl W O»* Hour Ct«ttwltti—Cdrnprfjhun.sU vi- f i na nr.i ;i 1 nie Knox, Ed McNickolas, SUITS $1.29 . afforded i.is [hi§j">a.st year. J>BA, yfW Ladies -xxipux.L lux- .thc_yixar-, _. Mrs. William .iUick, pre- SKIRTS 49C Down with Reticence, down with-Reverence--forward-- Without p ublicity, any or- Bob-Prnicham, JeffRidgewayy MS-ISM —* naked -- let them stare. Josephine 1 ,eo was nam- The program will be given sidt-nt, Utttimmeeti that Mrs, • SWFATFR.S KIT gunizatu-n would become Through the efforts of the fr;'M) p. m. Call received for an automobile on fire Carlos Caray would be chair- Scott Ridgeway, Neal Ridge- C85OSSIOWBL " êed the budding rose of boyhood with the drainage forgotten. Ladiee Auxiliary of John 1.. ed chairman of the "apron by Mrs. Louiee Campolo of way and Walt Sanders. committee which will begin un I at ten St. Found a station wagon stuffed with papers lady for the night's activities. of yuur sewer; Cn behalt ot the members Ruddy V. F. W. 1'ost !\'o. the American Cancer Societv, next month. and ignited by persons unknown. Police investigating* COMPLETE TOLD YOU SO - WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF Send the drain into the fountain, lest the stream should ol the Rahway Italian Am- 7363 of Clark and the Clark SATURDAY, JAN. 16 A special award was given AQUARIUM GET YOUR.SNOW TIRES CARPETS & RUGS OF BEST KNOWN : erican Club Wumt-n's Auxi- Policemen's Benrvolent As- 12:07 a. rn. Box 112 received for a fire at 1519 "Set the maiden fancies wallowing in "fric~~rrcHitffiS"o-f iV-r^-- to Antoinette Sforza. The Firra4avs Product NEEDS I a ry ~T Local No. 125 Main St. Third floor apartment. Extensive damage to FOR BRANDS. ALSO A FULL LINE OF Zolaism, -~ ~ rial1 ct-rr apprrciatinn. Brownie Troo£ ,._ -tll£-_ai2^r5IL^nii^J^^_£f children rescued by Fire- PET SUPPLIES ARMSTRONG PRODUCTS. Forward, forward, ay and backward, downward-too into the proud bearer of two new man Philip Kfatafese. "~J — — : tlie abysm. Mary 0. Flnolll Ketreshments were serv- Is Hot Polluting PROFESSIONAL Record A if .d i flags, an American flag and 12;15 p, m. Call received for a fire in the apartment *TJo" your""best to cliavmtrrE"wTrr^r7"m^D cô~rn:riT~risTnv Public HelatlonsChairman a troop nag. — '-1':'... r.d and doxuiteil-hyAlaxy CQET. DOG GROOMING TOWING and ROAD SERVICE at 339 S£miiTft^-^ve%HPiYe-âtt--c*mf4fle^ GRANTLCIT-Y-OPPOSITE PATHMARK y race of men; Even though it is a katherine Vula and on a shelf in the furnace room; arson suspected, dry dieter gent—that —is—botli TTave We risen"from, out the beast, then back into the established troop" there ~f»ottcc-lTivest±B u L'l ng. — ---.-.— safe touBeandnon-pollutlnp:> beast again?" Rahway Italian American Club Mary I-inelli was in charge GALL-381-O2OO no record of their possess- of 6:50 p. m^ Defective oilburner at the Hamilton Laun- a New Jersey company is Works DireeH>r ing -a ilag^ The flags-tvere dry.. No damage. _ , offering the public an ac- KROSSTOWN SERVICE CENTER presented to the Brownie ceptable product and helping 10:32 p. m. Alarm received by Box 312 for a fire 1193 Raritan Rd., Clark 1-483 Main Stroot — Rahway, New Jor*oy We Render Superior Installation Troop at a 1\ T. A. meeting* bve Story ' Io Be at Anthony's Key and Bike Shop. Fire was in and con- "restore confidence inthede-^ 162 INMAN AVE., COLONIA - 381-4445 Is Complimented in Abraham Clark --School IN THIS AREA! ter gent industry. Near Corner of Central Ave ')rar Mr. UUire, Jan. 13. The P. T, A. is the the building. Arson suspected. Police investigating L Called ECOLO-G, the new i like like ro take this op- troop'e sponsor. TheP.B. A. Discussed Today SUNDAY, JAN. 17fl ' laundry detergent contains FREE DELIVERY First may I remind Mr. portunity to advice you that ah^ t*ie Ladles Auxiliary 9:30_p. m. Alarm received by Bcftc 114 for an auto- no phosphates; no NTA and SUBSCRIBE NOW TO Self-Righteous Pflster that peace Is what wer The literature study group some people are aware of ^ presented with certi- of Colonia Branch, Ameri- mobile fire on Clark'son Place. Arson suBpected. no enzymes, all of which are thia country 1B all about-.—w ficates of. appreciation by can -Association of Univer- Police investigating. ' not under fire from public NKERT'S l_atn certain you have busi~ the troop._t___ Bity Women, environmental or federal LBQUORS fought ?o,r"peace. It is not a ness interests where —tvcisrth' nebs interest^ where you ~Mwr trfc~-7rrcrreitttrritmB7Tal _ f ___T __H p jim( . a*- thehome of .founded by the left, nor could he spendinapending time and ™c f^gs were immediately Mrs. Barbara Post ul to usei n a 70 Tra- SUNDAY, JAN ,,10 free from those controver- Reader ._A'Hgj>cs_ should those on die far right receiving monetary re- P Hag cere- falga-r Dr Colonia' 3:20 p. r WESTFIELD-WOODBttlDGE :i : i ::: : : on K House fire at II King Street. (Fire in sial ingredlentB _l 1443 IRVING ST "condetTirt= =the =qu o«t^ for ^=tt ? ^RroTrrtB6cr~the-^ -y'*^ ' PARK SHOPPING MAIL J ohwayf NJ. — 388-1440 Prime and Choice Though neither a hippy nor Love 1», Wfllr love la love people 3 m Tl increases Fnncy r-oultry Thftm rhft hPRt PI^ggJlL^,^, __r_^ Will be "I nvP.Smry* hyFrrlC. ;3P P- - Car fire on Victoria Drivel Thursday 'M 9 Moatt 'FUSSY ABOUT MEAT" sr commmuntst,- I

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- -PAGE 8. THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1971 RAHWAY NEWS RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1971 PAGE 9 RAHWAY NEWS RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT dred Icrract' School. In the bcri WATCHL'NG CONFERENCE Junior division, the Royal a, players at expensive summer •i-dward Muzlk, who has ap- Hendcrsun aud David 4 peared as a player in all 10 <• hinehar will cuach rhe boys, BASKETBALL' 'STANDINGS behind Joe DeCellis with 15 tennis clinics. Students Face Faculty s points, defeated the Celtics, Judo Instruction ~~"i;ennls~ Instruction it will previous games- and who has M*' - led by Art Hngelberger with be offered for students who been a ri re 1 e s s wo rk e r fo r lionnit- Vngi*+-\viii coach the W, L. seven points. Will Be Offered took part in the beginning this program, is again gen- girls' and \h<- înicn's fac- Cranford 6 1 In the second game the courses or for students who n Fund Cage eral chairman. u 11 > . Westfield 4 L Hawks," "last year's" "Champa Rahway High School ley, Oslislo (R) 2:02.-J. prove their ability to die in- The basketball games win All * 't' A mrmbtra havt* Scotch Plains • 4 - 3 Thls afternoon at 3:45 •115 - .Frank Lostey (R) he be between the women fac- dtj!iattjd il; s Saturday High School. The curtain goes meet in their annual duaJ strategy and court nj*a"y"-- up on the first game at 7:30 is $1,400. faculty andd ththee combined 21 points. Railway's record is two meet. 130 - Dar> Johnson (R) " Enrichment Program. bCHEDL'LE The senior division began victories and two defeats, Judo (beginiting) will be both singles and doubTes. The p.m. The monies collected in boys' juniux school's teams. Tomorrow The teams appear evenly senior vs Dave Graca, senior. fee fur. tlie courses will be This game originated ln die way of tickers and boos- The worn ens' series shows Top St. Joseph's lit i'i-i> vesttrrdjv ar i liarles i'ndeteaied Birl Nunez of Nunez won rhe 2()U-yard matched. The Rahway News- offered for children between Westfield at Kahway, 3:45 in the- Jcr.sev (.' it\ dt-vel- shor PUT. Prt-slev us unbeaten 136 - Ronald Peterson (R) 512 each ind classes will be 1954 on the Lincoln School ters.go into the Clark Educa- the girls in the lead with 12 f 1. Hn-wt-r School. Raliwaj won the 200-yard t rt-estyle race in the West Record and Clark Patriot senior vs Frank Annese, ju- grades of 1 through 5 at ni. opnicni nia-tnvvr rht- wi-i-k- this in rhe 4-ix. freestyle and 100-yard Orange rneet and also was a .a.m. Advanced judo for limited to 15 students. floor, Garwood, with the pro- tion Associariun Scholarship victories to four. In tin- mL-n's Cranford at Scotch iJlains, pick the Indians to win chenior. Fund for CTark seniors who series, the students art-still ( . 1 I' » s •rball team end, Natu Austin SL-I J ru-u ufida\., !• Iizatx-th b r ea a t s r rok e events in themember uf che 400-yard free- graSc-a 1-5 (designed for stu- ceeds guing to the Heart I •. m. asr meet, 23-17. 141 - Robert Sojka (R) plan to atte'nd college ro pur- looking fur tlieir first vie- > ul >>t. Ju- school mark ot' ".^ second.-! hi.Miored I- rank J . (,'icare-ll ol North I'lainfield meet.Other style relay quartet which won dents in ê firsr semester l-'und. The game was moved Saturday : •. []H ' nioii i. . 'uiii v t. Yi • Our selections in the weigh senior vs Sreve Stark, senior. suit- a teaching career. tnrj. This may be the \t_-ar, 1 i - 12. in the ou-hijih hurJl*•.-.. . ' ' Kahway, l.i.aO. fo0rto4.ll *.i>ach K ahwa y w t nn ITS were Pat che event in 4: Hi.5. I'he West class) will "be held from 10 Trap Shoot to Be to Charles M. Brewer School Clark at Hillside, s p. m. iketball League lasi vvi-i-k, classes are as follows; 148 - William Scholl (R) for both schools have excep- las ITR- rt-lav rt-ani • >i Kichu- t.' r l'hn-nia< JrftVrsi HI. Hu- 1- inn, ion-yard freestyle; Orange nataturs have won to 11 a.m. and judo (begin- the first ye-ar the gym was The entire . program is Tuesday lilt- M. J antes iL-am of hj.rinu- 98 - Peterson, Rahway. junior vs Steve Burak, senior. tional reams. M lVf-iJwt-11, ! in: ôlon.an, i I's tiad just coiiij Iftt-d a John Sulewin, fHt-yard free- two meets and lost one. ning and advanced) wyl constructed and was played sponsored by the Clark Ed- Cranford at Rahway, 3;45 t: WK r. a hard - tov.eh.t 106 - Danchetz, Rahway. 157 - William Losey (R) 1 v\ 1 tl". Natt- .-Ytisri". and Ira i'rus- * I he results: In Cranford Sun. there for two years. ucation Association and its Anrhony Kocco will cuacl . rle defeanni: -IT. John's 'v-. J tjâboii, thc-rt-by ac- style; Harry uslislo, 100- 115 - F. Losey, Rahway. senior vs Ray Guerry, senior. from""! 1 a.m. to 12^ nn.- i&y LuOk third, place bui SL-L a barrle V\. Uranê -47 - Hallway 35 - in 1V57, theconTesrshifted 140 members. the men's f'aculrv, while Ko- minuTC = mjU'lllii the CoVetfd ll(l*r i*l yard .individual modify, and 123 - Brewer, Kahway. 168 - Charles McMlchael p.m. Tor grades 6-12. All new school recrvcj ol S:2ii.2, . • the 400-yard freestyle rela\ no-yard freestyle, John The 35th annual William .iris htatL' champions. 130 - Graca, Clark. (R) s_enior vs Ed Muchmore, "classes will be given in Rah- N. liirake 1'ruphy Shoot at HichurJ duller, u iTjfiihir.an , i-i^^ry^n*- IB Rahway wlio Ltuini ui I-iiin, W^JIijiJU (WO) 32.1, way Junior High School. ca ;i St J.36 - Annese, Clark. Junior. irap wll-L be cunductcd and Local - Long Distance at Kahwa\ .lunuir Migh School, ' f :.as an inrere^r m sj .u ri a lislo and Nunex lMii_yard freestyle, (ireg The course will be taught won rht- rn - \ a rd hi^h !"u,rdk> ^ J' 141 - Sojka, Rahway. 178 - Kevin Gillespie (R) • sponsored ' by the Union JACK RUDDY'S should iv. I a ^ 1 ow ol [• rIdv ! he results; Sanrione (WO) 5Q.U. 148 - Burak, Clark. senior vs Ray Krov, sopho- by Andrew Domingo^ judo in- •wftf-; a. clocking of ^ sec^ndi. ^\ ^ Ilabwav .V»-,\, County Park Commission at in thit; accomplishment k-- 2uu-yard freestyle, Bill 157 - Guerry, Clark. morc. i 'known throughout the county park ttyip- •. and * * * in cause. -i-rank is. H nhwny-' M->—ytj-rt-j-fr-rtrtj . ,, ,,, sion,. mW, ~ "nrr'^'Krenri'^ ^ w I hr n easil> _ _ forth e course willbe re- C-r-anfardy. p, quiredn " toJ pQirchas e aJ judo our- .. , ., wjth rd -burtcrfly,- Heavyweight. - DeLarerra, -on Sunday at 2 p. m. nu gramnia irlM Jefferson, nor only 60-yard individual rm-J- Frank Rusciano. SCHEDULE : l: r secured a ôj s ui [-"rank's under league rules with their children against oiher team include learning of ihe rules w as one ol o*-J men at -the •A ,|\ ; -Ay'.. *-)CiUn The matches will be as Today Dial 388-4126 ^1 i-fC't; arid u uas a jt-rl'eci illiam Wales and the basic strokes of the I niversity of Connecticut -tu MOVERS l.-^ ;:;J:::C:H at U Clark at Rahway, -1 p. m. members. Sportsmanship Is stressed and young bowlers re- all - e\j re.^sion of his ;-hi losophy. follows: _.gami^ . .lieiUstrAiUi?. \viil. re- rt'ci-ivt' a varsity letter. Of 381-6262 '. aiK-H. Keller _ Saturday' ceive coaching-* • - -. • — ._..... 1 138 WKSTK1ELD AVE. 98 - Larry Peterson (R) ceive the same instruction the 6 -), 44 were giVferTfor CLARK. N J ' 388-3914 ion _ Wrstf i.eld at Berkeley ~ro~~young" tournament participation in-footbalK - -RAHWAY .388-3612 ;n stars ! •! rlie [earn, ack now- With Soccer^C sophomore. (eights, e-:30 p. m. ~ 1!elm Spano ledged iliat tJU.. Chap-oian had William Wales, son Allan Wii- 106 - Zolton Danchetz (R) •r Tuesday CougarsKn o c k I n d i a n s been a thrill to coach, bux and Mrs. Idward Wales of si J n, , Hill W a 1 e ri is junior vs Art Kiehn, sopho- Hillside at Cranford, 3:15 REPLACE Slipcovers & Draperies a he touk this dinner tu call 4-1 Kunnyniede RJ,, Clark^ a line socc r ulayer; andÎ more. p. m. FOREIGN CAR w> lelt-ate. atrennnn to rhose players op. FRAMES FAMOUS istom Made-To-Order .! a c.ime iif 2 1J WJ \\.i> a member of the soccer full\ e\j'ect him to develop I::J( ; 00 it yourself kits - Crazy team Ins sqi.ad who never made team "f Kicker College, the best wings Out of Conference MAKE SHOES ui i .•jc.. J.•!.:'. \: v ha r'li ••! te ulaske\. it into one ot American Food Lar*Mt~ selection tir l the j,a; -ers, but came out, ! It Milti >r., Me., chanij.-u >n of renc t. .' _, REPAIRS Jan-Ell I cars - Boats, carriers & Air- dies Ma jor League. Ihe *- rusadiTb ol Arthur a Vi-raging ! 3 j minis per game draws to score dieir 25 this area U\ir^l siri; [;i i: I n (tie c* ml Indians, in Cage Conference Cellar, Ihe Cranford Cougars •". ' 'AT , : v fanhfully, and suffered the L. Jnhnson Regional High the- Northeast Cûllege Ce-u- Wales, a No 9 graduate polrtTS". planes - Electric trains, all bear rhe *.. artere idel'S were: C harluttt. l and Oennis U'Adamo. 1 he knocked the Rahway High o Fitted in your home same disciplines, heart- School, Clark, who suffered ferencc last season. ot Arthur 1., Johnson Ke- COLLISION WORK , '/ DISCOUNT ,gauuea and accessories ja, NVMargt Av(r\, I'J!!; Comets, coached by veteran School wrestling team out of With the result of the match For • « Guaranteed Work- TeTTN icholas~r~T9rr"and Lit -tiohfw afld—f+hyGiea-1: 114--l+dve--I âv t- ILLU .Kicker succor Lua.ni, îuiial 1 ii>iii SchoLiL Clark^ hanging on the final Jxjut^ Chinatown Family Dinne PRICES tHepaired and Sold) - manshlp s v, i_- it- N ai L Face League's Two lop Teams ~ first place in the Waxchung Smart Fashions t r i st o \ i: er, 1st. nieiu as rhuse stars we reae c onterence basketball games and fi-luui 5-mch uliicl, also won the ~ t*^<*9 lias lu en naiTied to the dean's senior John De Loretto of Free Estimates « Finest fabric* A u si in in the ••- •• a r J :.: J : Conference last week by Orders to Take Out". : i. and t. i »il mo\ ca into a about, week aflL'l" week. last week, will take on the (i tie, was êlected lor tlie IIM at Kicker lor the first Rahway and All-State Richie At : rn :t I>ays A H O Lowest price* hurdler; >. a rh> r. Paul Voungst in action. The Kahway High School g-ame w-ith a bucket, Robin- overpowering the Indians, CORNER FOR LADIES ^ e^ ar:, •••( ' + + + Seiiieste r of the 19 7U - "71 th poi m lead with a i. icarell riientioned sev- I 1 lllside Cunifis on .Satui'- re-iiiwnal ton ruanient of the Indians, still without a vic- son hit from 15 feet out to 38-n. Wood, put on a chriller that Modest Prices . > ard dash; lr.i 1 fe.-le> , 44i •- Vhv 1 iigh la riders of herke- college uar. Wales also was Kuropean Trained Mechanic BRIC-A-BRAC FREE ESTIMATE Vhe eral ('I tlieê i la\ e rs b\ Ua> .« ;• p.m. in ! lillsuie. \an<>n.tl Association of Col- tory after playing their eighth tie the game- tu 2-2. A free The Indians scored tlieir saw DeLoretto open the match > ard run, Jm. I ^lacklll_::•n, le\ lieighib uj'Set ihe c lark an honor While You Wait! (New and Used* name and gave a little back- 1'he *rusadcrs are fifth, in Kciare Athletics at 1 astern student during his and' nlne ,Tames of the 197o_ toss by Hillside was offset third victory of the season by scoring a take-down with Imported Auto Jr., Misses & one-n-.lit- run; i. .ris I lanseii. and Central * rusaders, 5O-3S, wnh a We replace all types of FU 8-3311 1 ground ».n eac-h. one. Head- the conference and the Corn- •. orinecncur College, VV1111- Ireshman year at the College. when Joe Proccor hit from the last week by dumping the. a pinning combination in the Half Sizes | "high" junir -, and Hob Yorke. also srrnm; eit-te-nst- in- tile strcufiO 71 basketball season, appear lenses, too! Canton House SMALL-APPLIANCES ing his uordy, v... Li liad to be t-fb, fourth. rr,antic , Onlv four of rhe so Kicker is an accredited, left corner to give the In- Ihomas Jejferson High first 12 seconds fur a 4-0 Sales and Service 'ark Hying * k tialf. 1 he C rusaders were in to be In for another rough -^Jkist bring in the pieces of si meV In com; as.-r.1 on and The Clark In e will In.- led teams m the NA1A regional coeducational, four - year dians a 4-3 lead. Taylor School wrestlers from Eliz- lead. Then Woods scored on T490 "Irving St: -\ KAGAN'S SHOES iruiu ic-24 at hdLf UIUL- LHU time tomorrow at 3:45 p.m. a reverse and, at the 1:12 your broken glasses Restaurant Rahwav •tiuiisiuvity oi tins man m by i)itveMarfi(i whu has) been l ful" the liberal arts on the Rahway court. The scored on a lay up ar 2:48 abeth, 25-19. 1010 St George Avenue Rahway, N. J. j sj-i [e - -f ttie it nigh w ,i\ he K II belunc! as lien Steele, mark, Lhrew Woods for the |548 W. Grand Ave . Rahway .one; Hresbvterian lieltl Westfield Blue Devils, in and Rahway led, 6-5. Robin- In theCranfordmeet, Lar- AVENEL i 1540 IRVING STREET 3? Cherry St.. outwardK ran his (earn. Kevin McBrien and llo^HMJJc- son put Rahway back in front, ry Peterson gave the Indians linponant pin which, gave (Near Clovcrleaf) Fashion Fabrics tlieir lead in the Kah- tht runr.L i ... -> ui \WLII a second place in the Warch- Robt. E.' Brunner : r uLi.^ leu the Highlanders to Rahway 1-rank is* a credit to his 7, at 2:25. Gerry Kinchs the lead with a 4-0 decision Rahway the vietor\ . 388-0453 ; RAHWAY, N. J. 382-2498 INTERIOR DECORATORS a\ t.•*.>uncil uf t. hurdles [heir lirst conference \'ic- rbans Top Green; ung Conference, will be Daily 8:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. WESTFIELD gut- with a 2 - 1 cratt, he in someone v. e in jumper from the key gave over Jeff Pfaff but Kahway The Peterson ..Jjruthers, 388-3090 ' Curtains - Linens - Yard Goods I'tit. I'i Were 1 4 howle r.s IA h. i> r\. L lark vva.-i outscored, Indians' opponents. Sat. 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. S&H Stamps ] v over Lbenezer .-VML, Rahwav m,i\ ouini tc with ,i Rahway the lead at 10-^witli did not win another bout Larry and Ronald, scored CRANFORD vie lur hit over DUU in iht. .vS-12, in th*e second hall. The Westfield five, coach- Hobby Korner 1421 MAIN ST winners glittered by gn?ai deal r,t pride. 1:23 to go in the period. Thia -until th& 130-txiund clays victories, Carry won with a Ivy Storeh Handi-Charge , TOMS RIVER Tel. 388-5939 They wc-rc N-'-.ir1- Kt-iiei and O'Adamo Blue Also Win ed by veteran Joe Coleman, j ME 6-90769070 -; mmnc [heir rivals. 2,,34 0 have rwo seniors, Ted Mav-was the last was contested? Then Dan "~rarr The b<>\s swu fi37- I loward -and-Ron-scored- '• 2,1^(1. Mii^h man fur tlie team >i;lln ai, ragains arid~Jirn Deflo-Russo I > ii tlie lâh wa> \'NU >•;:,;;; apleC 0. 2- u- combine wa^ lorn Knight Sr. -\ de- i -hard' fought (-3-Sd as the sparkplugs. The In- Midway in~the second per- H-0. Cranford won 1(7 of theTJ footballer Vincent Cis- teaied thie- undeleate>. Pucci, uo°; Warren ( Iriftin, I'he victory put the w in lie r.-. lod MERCttANTS with a r>27 ritrrieti. Van Mine Madi- over M.erck (.irecn I'otals dains showed Improvement - 'Proctor's layup cuf rhe 12 bouts. ulli. Bob Sojka sent Kahway Furniture Refinishing, Repairing son "\" u-ani, 130-, no?; dirt Adkins, oci2; Arr In sixth ]~>Iacc In tru league-. v ictorv 21-11.53 rolled i2L' ror the losers, ^, ior eature game .it the J A ^ last week in the contest with *ead to 18-16. Then the Com- in front with a pin over the Kahway natators' lSch Notches and CJeorê Ckjrdon, i lie box SCOl'e; !!. the (albert and Bob Losey won. find still Anxious & GIFT SHOP l-irsi Meili.Mis;! won, 2-1, R at:\v a\ Kecreation Depart- I ISO' li.U"J\ 4- li- S the strong Hillside combine, ets^scored six in a row. lay- i ne results: of win m 1 ^ meets. oo 1 and l-'red lienninger and lil-KKb'1.1 >' U lor There Wt?te rwo draws dur- Fcnton Glass from l-irsi Haj nsi. Kobello me-nt Meii's Hasketball 1 .on Ciaray 0- o- 0 Charlie Robinson and Russ 'e Jumper at 3:04 was the Cranford 3ti - Rahwaytt Kah\sas. will nieei the liay- Frank Siekierka, oO(J. t. a r rigan -1 asc ing the match. Zolran Dah- HummelB beat I rinm Metho- 1 .eagUe doublehe-ader luyi 1 omlis <->- 2 Taylor were the top players ^ score for Rahw-ay in the 98 - L. Peterson (R) de- VENICE ••r.ne Central' ••\" [t.ani a; Mnhns chets battled Hamilton ro a 4. Jewelry dibt, 2-1, ariu /.ion Lutlit-t'aii Rahway I hgh llapp u- U tor the Millard Harris- second period as Hillside cisoned J. Pfaff, 4-0. - home on Saturday afternoon Hob Hock led the i toward Mct^ricn ;- 4-ld u-wck -on tlie 6^6 stalemate- and/. Charlie defeated Second. Baptist. Ld bchool court. Jones 1- u- 2 coached Rahway team. tallied lo points in a row. 106 ,- R-. Pfaff IC) J Reupholstering Italian-fimericaia Food ar 1 o 'clock. Johnson Motor Lodge • team Mikulaa 1Z-4- McMichael and l ote _J^-f»U Figurine* Svihra rgUe-d high individual in the Suburban S75 League "The Viiung Suburbans usocl Carlos Caray 0- 0--0 Next Tuesday at 3;45 p.m. Hahway's season record Is game ol" 20r» and high series ! VuiNo winners foV Railway y ....US— pinned >"_ finished ar 2-2. Specialties & Delicatessen Dolls & Plu^h Animals at the "Clark L.aneu-wtih a OSK W e 1 ^ ri the second and third periods Chalnfasi 1- 0- "2 in Rahway the conference °" /while Hillside's Is"6-4. of 5-1". in the Madison meet were c = I l.usey, 5:39. Rahway record is now 3-1 Wide Ranic oi books series on scores of 2 j > to win when they outscored 1 lendc-rsi 4- o- s leaders, the Cougars of Cran- aylor, playing his first ; '.ar\ lombs, lo and under, j 123 - 1 . Delia Serra to while Jefferson is 1-2. 382-9222 THREE GENERATIONS Best Seller* I he ! earn standings: 22o and 149. Johnsun had,a their rival, 3J-2o, and took 1 lourilKu. U- 0- u ford, will provide the oppo- complete game, scored 13 Garden State in the JS-\ard freest\'le and iar r\ u- oin decisioned 1urner, 7-0. The box scort; Of a Really "W.I. n3u; 1'eie I'eterson, o2o, H.-b a 47-40 lead into the final K.ibst 0- 0- 0 sition for the Indians, who P ts to become top scorer We Cater All Occasions Prayer Booku hi.rrerfl\, and John 'juinn, in ortn e 130 - Johnson(K)decis Rahway 25 - T. Jefferson IV Bibles i .-n'hSiun, In establishing the li row!i seem destined to provide an- ^ Id Indiansi . Four Comets PROGRESSIVE -Second Presln terian 'M 1 ~" L nt-._\ard individual nu-Clley Vaning, oln; Frank Lanza, i >- sc 98 -L. Pererson(R) pinned henezer AM 1-, li_ad, I d Charn.ichael scored I. -reell 0- 0- 0 otlier meal for the Cougars. ored tn double figures. ed Friedman, H-0.- All Types of Imported Children's Books 2n.5 21.^ (I4-1~) and lou-vard butter- • 12; TumMagles, 0U9; LvockC e e 1 -i- Larangeiro, 1:45. Cleaning Company i<.in Lutheran eight points and Vinnie 13f> - O. Delia .ârra COMPLETE FURNITURE SERVICE Products Paper Books (3000 lilies) 1601 Irving St. 388-1250 t"l \. " i'eternoster, oOr>; John l)a\l ,. nis * * * The box score: JOo - Oancheiz (R) drew econd Bapust Wright, who scored 24 in the •Mais pi-nncd U. Peterson, ^ A Fabric Shop-at-Home Service ANTON J. HORLING, SR. 2^ 2. r ! ont oOl and Kay Christie and IV- 0-3H rhe Indians gave it a good HlLLSIDh 1417 MAm STREET Mom's Homemade Sauce '' 'o_r R4lru ay winners 141 - Torgersen (O de- with Hamilton, ci-0. riiot, baa. . —e jârrif, hit on four ot four from k. Clark try last week but che Hill- Rosen we ig l- 3- -5- v.'rre Hrian Ijfclty, Len Kal- Totalti - - -1 £-23-59 t cisioned Sojka, 11—4. 115- Green f J) decisioned Meatballs l<.oselle Baptist the foul line". Rick el ' • • '"' 6- Now thru ^.Tuesday isli, lion KUtse, [onyVever- (."LARK & 0- S-20- 4—38 side "Comets" handed them 3-15 T". Losely, 3-U. i-irst 13aptist Raymond Holmes^ 1~"- 14K - Messier (C) de- M ar rin .1- (- Lirtiss Murph\ *t, two buc- tlieir ninth straight loss, o9_ Yungst 3- 5-11 Veal & Peppers „* Sausage T537 Irving Srr lirsi Methodist If. 22 ka, Sieve SlattoveC, Mike year-old Rahway High School I- sioncd Scholl, 14-3. 123 - i looks (J t'decisioned Loo M-ARVIN JJCL PAL ANCf •->_ kt-rs provided the margin for K HLL 1- 43. The Kahway' zone de- B- 7^23 79 EAST -MILTON AVENUE Vannano; Mark Mrennan, Kelt el 5- Losseff 157 - Hubiak , which included ment, acored ^n upset dy- Wilk W. lh.S - Merbster (C) de-cisioned Johnson, n-4. K lt.,,,j GP i H' Adann •_ ro nn detr a r r d l< n ^nvy' s 1U- 2-22 .lead.changed.nine times. Af- fckeinman 0- G~ 0 .j_îti7._4iaiiLu. .in. .ttux lattaWr— Cnath" Mob_Boij n.e.s team cisioned McMlchael, "10-0: " " ' " a' si- ' ' " 'fTIsner H.-h-artr-rs, "who Won 1>\ feirfeit 4- o- H ter die Comets opened up the liisenberg • 0- 0- 0 300 Bloomfield Ave uni;h League"'at the Clark "Too"k" l-v^rh relays the 100- of the Trenton PAL ina 12ft- "3"- 178 - Van Brunt (C) pinned cisioned Cisulli, ,-2. Complst® Brake Service Opj ermail when I AW 1( ,âl ~S<> failed I ane o- 0 B. Cardiei 0- 0- 0 "FILE OF THE > a r J - ! ree.M \, Ie ( ILJ) wirli Gillespie, 2:35. 141 - Sojka (R) pinned-I al- Bloomfield, NkJ. SUPGOVERS I anes. Maurice Muran had pound clawK bout -of the 1971 fn apj'ear. I a\'lor 1- 2- 4 P. Cardici 0- 0- 0 1 travel Guide 1 talian-Aineriran • lirad loins, L.dwardMcKen- Heavyweight - Haddad (C) beri, 5;2O. - GOLDEN GOOSE" a Ki7, Bill Gersey and Joe Golden Clove& -before over Kinibcrly_L lark led all the [• ranklin 1 - o- 2 CYRC Program Rosenkante 0- 0- 0 by Specialists! Beauty Salon na, Mike Hast and Donald Wras 1- 0- decisioned De Loretto, 12-7. 14H - Stricklan (J) de- DRAPERIES t'tieeka' posted a 277 m a sou fans in the l-.Hzabeih v\a> as the\ rolled to a 53- 0- 1085 RAR1TAN ROAD CLUB Kluiie.. and L1"IU 2uu—yard irvu- v- Walker 0- 0 cisioned Scholl, H-2 f>f^ and o~3 serlc-fi respec- Armory on Friday, H8 victory nvcr the .layc'oes. i oltiln 22-11-55 t 46 F, CHERRY STREET st\le (1 =>- 1 ?) vuh'juhn Slan- U- Starts; 12 Teams 15? - H.-t.usey CR) do- CLARK, N.,JT^- BEDDING "HUCKLEBERRY FINN" tively. The sharp hitting .lohnson 1'he (-lark team had a 3u- HI '7./.AKDS Totals 22-25-69 evec, Chris Solup, Hill Knox u- cisioned Paul Ruhas, 0-2. + • 4- won the first round of the 14 L-au ai dit- hall, led bbyi Ji'kou sk 1 RAHWAY Coach [io& Berger's In- ALTERATION and REPAIRS. 388-2699 Hall Capacity 225 and V'an ( icr. (t- Io8 - McMichael (K) .drew Flie Llark 1 eenage Hoys, contest but che Rahwa> box- Hob M asl<>\s five baskets. Mullock Dinkins 0- 0- 0 dians scored third victory RAHWAY Me I V\ it 11- Are in 2 Leagues wnh Hall 2-2 With Dancing 1,80 - "I NEVER SANG FOR MY basketball 1 .eagut, sponsor- er began to jab his left into He finished Lhe iHght with is Bobrove an U 9 beating the Minuteman of 4 T 381-0260 New and Completely 1-ock v%»n > D- Robinson 178 - Peter Rubas (J) de- Job Too Large or Too Small REUPHOLSTERY F&TflEH" ed by the 1-lark Recreatum iigh School had a the face of the Trenton box- puinr?,. 'Mi'Vt lirov-n K-d tlu-1 leliderSoll The basketball season of 2- 3- 7 Thomas Jefferson on the 11 Proctor cisioned Gillesple, 8-2. Brake Service Colonial Beauty Shop "A WALK IN THE RAIN CuiiiniiBsion, began iis sea- pair ot winners at the second er and evened the march up Jaycees with 11*. Crue the Citizens Youth Re&rea- 4- o- a losers* mats. 25-19. ADDITIONS smv 1 Wid^ i«W44 . .ax - --Lhjj-- -e-xid— uX thjj—-stiCornJ. Totals 1O-1_H-3R_ Kinch The IpdT&ns had five win- rvywetghr - De lorerto Parties - 'Weddings l~C^*—i-HiHr- «rfid-c~c!—a "elost"~ lion CQmmitr.ee of Rahway Taylor 0- 1-L3_ REC ROOMS BATHROOMS ; A Complete Travel SIX HAIR STYLISTS AT vulupme.nL track, ami rield ruund. Aided by the advice of "n.TT." start.eti on FHday_ with six Swanson mu> a win wnlt a 0-0- p muut in tiio Jtir^t-y C-itv Ar- Clark Il-TS- 7- 5--30 KiXCHENS-- YOUR^SKKVTCE Meetings - Dances Jut4 Xatsun and Raymond Gee + * + final session. I |ir reams playing in the lPifth Bell SERVICE Service u i' i r > . o- 6- o SOLO in his corner. Holmes began bo\ s, Ceorgr ,\\\d Walker, tal- t. .Klic.au and SiKth Grade League and Handy GARAGE^ INSULATIONS j OPEN 9 to 6 MONt. TUKS., ^ r-inloi\l Cougars never 3- 0- 6 Ira iresley took the -H<,i- to outbox his rival and took lied 14 points as they held Seal fy six competing in the Seventh Clark Wrestlers Upset Panthers CRUISES - TOURS WED. and SAT 1850 ELIZABETH AVE For Information Call >ard r- v J i I m 5o.S seconds. the decision with, a series of trailed a.-, tliey routed the and Eighth Grade League. DORMERS FREE ESTIMATES STORE FRONTS' Clark Lrusaders, 72-51. H the CYIK l.kizzards to lu. Totals 19- 5-43 HOTELS OPJEN 9 to 9 THUItS.. FRI. .JS-iilU' Ausan won the nu-yard hard rights to the side of the The final score was 55-42. 'totals IS- 6-42 The standings, results and Hillside 12-28-14-15--09 WE DO OUR OWN WORK 382-1616 RAHWAY 6 - K P. M. in ".5. i'resle\ head in the final 15 second:-.. was rho eighth straight vic- scorers In therwoleag- Convenient pnrkinc directly in MOTOR LODGE OF CLARK, N Walker WtU had 22 points Merck Hlue 17- S- U-24--5S- Railway 10- S-I3-12--43- tors for Coach Bill Martin's foUow; And Defeat Springfield's Bulldogs FINANCING CAN BE ARRANGED All Domestic and Overseas rear of shop in Municipal lot SAL FINKl.I-I • 388 6435 • •-.()• r<~ >,' riiidi.' Purl ies "niTue"li7Kl~g~oTd. •—-—-— -— __ Samuel J. Gassaway first ol che series of meets. Rahway Recreation Depart- High schoo-1 .star, U\ FIFTH D SIXTH "Defense, defense" ie the The wrestling team of Ar- lead before Graca, a senior, Travel Arrangements - REAR FNTR*NCK. for your I tie one-mile relay team of ment Ixjxer in the With KictueMazzellacorn- W tourna- Hie box scores: M HI 'KUANS L cry at Rahway High School thur L. Johnson Regional defeated Munger, 7-2. Frank Call BoTat 322 6429 or 743 107 Monroe St. Rahway convenience ihe Indians finished ihird K. ment. j»leting a three-jioint play, 1 0 the (, oiigars ran off seven KIMHl.RI.l.-Cl AUK c liarnuc hat-1 4- H-lo these days. The Indians drop- High School, Clark, scored Annese, a junior, was a 7-3 <*. •>L-I.HI Hall JIKI Snyden i I lgti tomorrow night in ihear- Celtics 1 0 GARDEN STATE PARKWAY succe.^îve points to go aliead Mlllltl, I . 2_ 1- 5 ped their "eighth game ln a two victories last week, up- winner and Steve Stark, a PICTURE FRAMES ol Jel"Se\ . niury the third program of Bucs 1 0 CALL .. TALL . . . R Wright K- H-24 row last week, this time to setting the Roselle Park Pan- senior, scored a shutout as ] Exit 135 at Central Avenue + + * bouts will see the Holmes Warriors 0 1 382-7144 382-7144 PRINTING MATTHEW KL-elty Mnirh, K. 3- U 7 the powerful Roselle Rams, ; thers, 21-17, and the Bull- the Crusaders moved in front,, STEWART WAtfcH REPAIRS Nunzin \ardonc led the" boys, -R-ay-mmTd tmd xti c BTPT, Lakers 0 1 SAMPLt DRKSSKS MIWHICIHO CLARK, NEW JERSEY Maslo Murj.ln •) 1- 5 9S-40. It was Coach Dick dogs of Jonathan Dayton Re- 12-11. Undefeated Steve Bur- RAHWAY Railway Clllfuard Wurids, Robert C^ lcchio and Alain Burden in Ik-fk-rn Results of the season. ELETRICCO. with Full Guonintee series and ui 12 from the foul 2- -I- field, 37-13. for a 15-11 Clark lead. Guer- while Mlk i elinski action. lU-illy Knicks 21, Warriors 11 Offset GLAS8T was in lark canned 23 goals Iotals 22-19-03 Mike Johnson, a Ram Jun- Six pins featured the Clark ry and Muchmore were win- GOOD QUALITY •i Expert Repairs Celtics 23, Lakers 21 shots and five of 12 GKL1-.N ior, set a school reboudlng wrestling team's victory ov- ners for a 21-11 lead. The "Watts My Line" taîiiâîrfiâiiii^gi'iwa*^ in 'Hues 14, Suns 13 record of 27 and scored 26 Panthers won the last rwo on Alf Jewelry, from the charity line. 1 'urn 0-14 er Springfield. The Crusa- Now Cars — Low Rates Snapouts WORKS Blejwas Scores 1| • * * points. The Rams movedinto matches. Jack Schwankert ltiLLCLa,r-k u- Ci- 0 ders pins were scored by Don Electrical 388-1667 Jacksui; a quick 13-2 lead with Lee Gittleman, Dave Graca, Steve Clark's record is now 2-2 CHABOE m AUTO GLASS rî'uring vcitlr 13 -while- Mike Andy 1 Ucjwas uf L'Lrfi-k 0- _^1- VKNTH AND EIGHTH WHAT A GREAT WAY TO STOFSWIOKING :.. 1 Hollerbacic tofesing - in -four -i-ilnierc had 12. scorrd ll points fur the*&as- 2_ Stark and Ray Guerry. while die Panthers have drop- • -*——J Contractors ! Imprinting it worked 1or us and we-are very grateful. Can kuLball Luam ol L'nion Khnk K. nicks 1 of the tallies and Johnson The results: ped to 1-3. We have - \ . Li O """MIRRORS Mlllrosc Set fbf Jan. 29 three. AT WIIOLHSALt: honestly lecommend it to anyone desiring to quit College, Cranford, as ii de- Suns 1 Clark 37 - Springfield 13 The results: and other fine cars. FU 8-2128 \ GOLDBLATTS T 1 u\ve Taylor, playing for Rahway PRICKS JALOUSiES __ . ....^î^,^^ ^^ »r;ord Turkey" when this program llu- Millrose Caniee will feated tlie Jersey Cii> State . Celtics _ 1 17 be hcKi un Friday, Jan. 29,College _f rush man cagers, 79- Itar the second time this "season, 98 - Gordon (C) decisioned Eree WESTFIKL.D * BRANT AVES. PORCU ENCLOSURES maVe-j ft relatively painless am also pleased to find IJial Warriors 0 Kaplan, 2-0. OFF ON SALF NOW House & Industrial in Madison Square Garden, 72, on Saturday in Jersey Perfetto Bucs 0 scored 11 points as Kinch had lOfi - Mehalick (C) de-McGinnia, 2-0. CLARKt N. J. Uumltiiun Storm we .in' not overeating to compensate for not smoking PRINTING SERVICE l-.stabtishtMl l NL-W Yurk Cirv. l'atichko Lakers 0 12 for the Indians. cisioned Plishtin, 5-2. 106 - Rustin (KP) de- TKU 382-DIB2 Wiring c Doom - Estimates Given Mr. and Mrs. Tom Randall Results The box. score: 115 - Gittleman (C) pinned cisioned Klehm, 7-0. - ~. Call 634-4710 CLARKWAY ESSO 1017 New Brunswick Ave. j. ,...,.._-,..,. ....,.., ,, Somervilte, NJ Totals 26- 4-56 Knicke 33, Warriors 18 ROSELLE Meyer, 1:19. 11~5 - Colucci (RP>- de- \Vanaas.anaas. WtessW P 0 Box 575 Rahway, New Jersey -J ; 388-1590 Suburbans 14-1 Banks 6- 0-12 cisioned Gittleman, 8-3. 34 E: CHERRY STREET Suns 57, Bucs 25 123 - Steel? (C) decisioned 13 WEOTFIELD AVENUE Rahway, New Jersey W. MAIN STREET THERE'S NOTHING ELSE-LIKE SMOKENDERS":.. J^ÎJXH 14- 8-1B-16--SIS -.Celtics 30, Lakersjtj Hankins 10- 2-22 Goodman, 3-0. 123 - Brennan -5;29. - -£57.--* Guerrv (C) decisioned 388-0318 Founded 1928 167 - Muchmore (C) IHFIoorG Open Thurs. HITS Rahway Hospital, 8G5 Stone St. Every Racing Day , Totals 41-16-98 cisioned Astley, 6-2. 168 - Muchmore (C) de- RAH WAY cisioned -Grosso, 6-0. Try Our Plumbine & Hoatlnc l*e ClMIHAL AWMM Elirnboth; BubUb'leave Brood & EJer- 178 - Huntoon (S) pinned FLOORS ClAkiL ^W JUUY DeMarco . 1-0-2 HartmuIler, 1:00. 1J.8 - DeNais (RP) de- Repairs, Atteratloai * First Workshop of soflos starts^ spy Sts at 9 4!S A M nd Trip LINOLEUM - CARPETS Nursery- Furniture - Fdison, RobinoQn 2- 0- 4 ,...HeavywelRht - Marino ^S) cisoned*Krovt 11-0. Delicious Pizza Lullttbye, CliUdcraft.Biltrtto FURNITURE - &EDD1NG Remodollng COMPLETE Thursday, Jan 28 Rabway Hospital RnHwoy puses U S Highway -Proctor idRl '3TtS^< Hell vyweigh t -Ha rtm a n -381-474)0 '~~ 2M anrt'f Grnnrt 5?. (RP) decislone(|__Jlusciano, Directory Columbia FOREIGN 7:30P.M. Register at door frnm hnhtnrl rn'wr.nrft 1tR up- 7-2. -4- 50 Brunswipk Automatic Lanes Bell 0^- 0- 0 Come In and Browse "I * -crrc i.; x. - - Porth Amboy:.ijusi.'js IOJVG Public So 0- -0^ 0 set over the Roselle Park Phone in Vûr Orders Advertisements Simmons * Snack Shop ice Garain1 3b 1 Smith Si at 1005 A Dlnkln wth Ptngtnm . ^y tnintT-f^ / fnr. \mnttcri Bound Trip 1- 0- 2 Panthers. 381^665 Coach John Redfern'a WESTFIELD AVE. Colony - Toys Service Is Our Byword" —Moaley— nf Chorq*. Unlcortl, QanUom* Supervteed-Wayroom caiA Jân«)l CKarfl-, GE Cr-3tt 210 Prospect S>., Phlllipsburc, N.J. 0S865 0-14 HoUni t for Bowling Mothers Totals there. 1 -. U — of Pennsylvania_ , placed fifth j PUBLIC SERVICE TRAMSPOftT Roselle 26-22-3^ ' After Gordon won the 98- in tho shot put at thh eW Washh - ~" "Railway Call 388-0800 Railway 14-13-10- 3—40 pound class-bout, the Pan- ingtonCYO track, and field Corncf of Grand Ave thers then took the next three meet on Jan, 9 In College matches to move into n 11-3 Park^Md. \

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THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1971 PAGE UL. RAHWAY NEWS RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT •u 1 PAGE 10 THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, RAHWAY NEWS RECORD CLARK PATRIOT information Given Rheumatic Heart Will Be Subject Of CtutrTontght - s. ' Mrs. E. O'Brien, pre- meeting of the organization to parents as it discusses n<> 1JWVJU,1J^ ol i WAXI'LLLMALl Ull sident of the Sixth Ward De- today at 682 Maple Ave. the aid that can be provid- w Andrew Greshko n% , i/ulo. Harry ttemijl', 47 I-hM AL.h mocratic Club or Ttahway, Dr. Roberts, tie well as ed - for children wi ArrJiiiiuniunrs were inm- has announced that Dr. Dud-addressing th? group, will maric hearts. li-u-d In iJu- Waller J. John- St.-r\ it_L-s liavt- bc-t-n IIL-ILI lur R1-. 1 \RED MAN ... . , • J ley Roberts of the Union present a motion picture, Oar ads go fa local paopfa UARIE .wi I-'uiu-ral Hume, SO'ilUr- Marry I\ Haniill, 4", of 193 OR WOMAN Many persons in Rahway Ihe purpose of the service j Associadon 'Help for Young Hearts.' and neon)ess means results! Succumbs at c un Hoart HK1.P WAN! hi) is not to give information on 1 i RJ., t lark. VV, ijranJ Avi.-., Rahw j\, , who lu Sell Mail Subscriptions do not. know much or any- give information on club at the [he film will be of interest how to dodge che draft or to win address me du-d at M uhk-nlu-rg 1 i i J SJJI t a 1, for Ihe News Record and thing about the Rahway Draft LEGAX VOTICHS LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL WOTSdES On Qjaft Board OSCEOLA The Patriot Information Service. change individuals'opinions, I'laintUjLi, after a hnt'f-ill- NOTICE Witnesses Finish Clark o sell mall subscriptions MT'S 1 I.IKh The service was organized but rather to give informa- . Anna AyeAveri s nes.s. Mr was rlic husband of BOARD OF EDtTCATIOM for The Rahway Col. Mohr's speech here is and-presented first last sum- tion which- is sought and to E. Petrecca, 66, M rs. Nu cnia (.. I ianull. to meet [ (.-opie Lt. Col. Jack Mohr (U.S. Col. Mohr is a veteran of CITY OF RAHWAY, NEW JEESEV l'he Rev. William M. I-.l- Record and Hu- (.lark part of a month-long tour mer to aid young men who are clear up areas of conflict Mr. ! i arm 11 u a ^> hum in Convention Plans I'lease call Mr. Hauc-r ai Army, Ret.), an authority on communist torture and bru- Notice ta hereby ziwn to tho local voters of - tho School District of tile City .of Habway. f.:z: ii, die;! liutt Jr. will preach at cho parnnr. Munr like to inert in young mt-n's minds. Was Last ol ria rV w r,t •[-,.- hi- ii w-(\ until tality in Xorea. One of the sponsored by various local IS years or "Older, or ap- 9:30 and 11 a. m. servlct-s |)U-. iligh L OIM missions, psychological warfare and County of Union. State of New Jer.ey. that a public hearing will be held.at 7:55 PJi. on Thursday, Dies in Neptune; ; .11,:' i ^ A ' , n n i \ i n c it- K .i I i w a \ in 1V \ 7. (ieO first American military men MOTOREDE Committees, proaching draft age. 1 wo At a Kahway Council of January 28, 1971 in Ihe Roosevelt School Auditorium, 811 St. Georges Ave., Rahway Now Jerscyât S Al ,i; Communist ''brainwashing" MONDAY, JAN. 11 •i . i !:<> uorkrd as a : ruck dri- on Sunday. Church School Nu {vic{ \u,,n. work. CM .1 I- UK which are part of a national young men, Richard Wiebush Churches hieeting in the which time the tentative budget for tho school year 1071-72 will be open for examination and For the Weekend classes will be held at the ^ Bauer ar .iNN-Ooon. IN AI. techniques, will discusa fed- to be wounded in Korea, he Three young males were 1 lr- I 1)1 , 1 H network organized by the and David Smith have tut en First l'resbyterian Church, 21 Children V t. 1 t * • 1" tt'.L Ir' \USht[^t.T eral proposals for population was also one of the most Members of the Rahway same hours. M A 11 Kl A! .S John Birch Society. The local arrested and charged with on hand at the J FK Commun- the whole service was re- Owned Kirstein's \ , M t-nu fu-n, ti' r the control in a public lecrure highly decorated veterans to um^Tganonan-cumiTletlflg . Events scheduleschc d are; I o- Woman children al- chairman Is Mrs. Robert possession of stolen prop- ity Center every I 'uu^day viewed recuntli and a £ranc .iM '. L:II .->. ! Mi r !•• ih.n, on Thursday evening, Jan. 28. .survive that conflict. He la SCHOOL DISTRICT BUDGET STATEMENT h u n c r A 1 .--i r\ u • - ••• • W< IRI .P lit it INC \\.- r erty in connection w^rh the \> il'Î li'.'i \ < j |,lans tn-a trend the three-day ^ -. ternoons in my r.t une . 1 rans- Steffan of Colonia. Tickets and at the Rahwav "Y" every of $100 v.as given to assist omen 8 : u His talk, entitled "People ter worked at t'.S. nUlitary break, entry and larceny oi I I111- o'ti wiHion of Jehovah's Wit- Association - ° ^ purrarioti can be ar r\i nued. l.i 'iM'ni.v i IK KAI- I for Col. Mohr's speech are Thursday to assist any \ oung in the procurement of Ut- 1 p> m Control: Why Washington hosjiitals in Japan, trying to FOR SCHOOL YEAR 1971-1972 •<•{ r *.•»_». .i ..: i nerises to be held in Hurnet . Westminster Choir Cill ;kS2--M^2. l-i ir Inlurnuu it H in advance or $1.50 the some of the contents ol a mo- men seeking information, • erature-and printed matter. KU •. held m Hurnei Promotes Abortion," will be salvage the victims of Red A]\C .-At Junior School Union rehearsal; 8 p. m., Senior ahum thei r StaaiS, Io dare, 1 wenty - tour representa- Board of Education, City of Rahway. County of Union. hulr held at Hie Knlgrrts of "Col- Chinese--"brainwashing." lie (1) (S) [. i\,. l'li. U r i -I N • :" -• • \ u "n ,,,1^, t HiKs weekend. Ihe sessions ' \Ch rehearsalhl ; SaturdaySd , L'Al'AHl.l- WOMAN Mrs. be obtained by calling or been parVea. disabled, on between 40 and 5u individuals tives from First Baptist, h l) m filni estival umbus, 118 Park Ave. North, also helped formulate die 19G3-70 1970-71 1971-73 K i' \ i^ |. V { îH siarr tomorrow at 6^45 * "' J' spun- Budget Saving Opportunity all <) wrlting'Mrs. Steffan, or at the Washington Street last week have been assisted. !• rist l'resb\ terian, :gnd ENROLLMENTS Mrs. Pienciak, 42 V llS Linden, at 8 p.m. and will Code of Conduct for the U.S. (Actual) (Estimated) (Estimated) R a!:w as , w t u • J.u -'. ,-Vr' ' ' i •ni- I[ '« rlie first of the sored h^ rhe Women'a As- Work \uu can do based at door the night of the lecture. Mf- hdwln 1 Mtrrcer II l'resbyterian, /.Ion Luthierê - be sponsored by tlie Central Military. The service has informa- Resident Average Daily Enrollment 5294.8 5334. 5046. iw-u"^ asiMer ^nu-anruial assemblies i relation and the Adult Com- borne. Help iUnid tamih l > I" CKS )H Kl NI of Highland Park reported an, Trinity l.'nired 104. n Jersey MO TORE DE Com- tion and literature available Metho- ADD. ADE-TultKm Papils Roceived 123 7 124. C i. iirc r, N't-; Tun. , .n '•'•'••' V r- 1 f. ft/ir- whrcfrrhc seventeen congro- mj-m^ .'aundav,-4--p» ni-., film security as earninge grow. ' • his car .stolen from the Merck • disr, Ebiirn 5418.5 5458. 5150. >( Mr rnittee, P.O. Box92, Rahway/ t>n all a-6pe J left. $40 and type alarm was sent, tional service projects like Churches were present at (1) (3) (3) i >t!ice I uiikiing. States is in desperate danger • tnr. ^r-rccnm- wlU Session meeting, Wednes- u7uo5. ' '" " Krauszer's Dairy Store, VIS I'A, the Peace Corps and the meeting. H. r. Smith CURRENT EXPENSE 1969-70 1970-71 1971-73 ,rtlay,~y—zrr Tn~r"t^rc- - 102 w_ .S r.i i r r. -JLv r n 11 e. ££=.~rh trNattanat" I' e a crnrr " i-otmei-4-r 1 -ts—one-of ihe—greateee-t>ye troi-drrp and robbery. !< a! hu Supervising Minister-of '.^.. . - - . ... Appropriation Balance •S 91.138.00 ;arv Tyr- "K.inuay area. £iuer Blble semrpar/-^ Writ The" department. Modern equip- Bolat h y, charges. and placed them under- ar- 3,449,102.00 3,900.663.00 ^''Mow. This will befotiow- ^^^= " Strrvlve•**'-«- p. m., nicnr, air cooled. Many ben- \xs rune-TION 1515 Franklin St., repnrrr Sen "602.80G.DD Blble "Yet this alarmist* cry is rest after they were ldenu- State Aid • ..l-i. '•'•::: Mrs. Eklund, 56 d b\ aoiK--hour denion>rra- seminar un same sub- ofits -- will train. (. all the battery stolen 8.9-14.00 Ml N M !• DI n being used to" justify prop<-- from her Federal .pulilic .si while it w a^ Tuiti6n- 1 a 3.930.00 ?l ve----Semr"--itT3Ctor ^~- Rose of fccii- 16,550.00--- minTfi- 1 gsidfeteE_llOit£iL. Rovcnun TOR AH rnilrrs locnl nnc! nvrr F*rdnV"Tt'ansferBf Ar-Adjustmenbi il Z2t 'i , J in R .w. ^ ilfTnclude comments is v 734 Brookside Drive, m^ny nnn* moder > Hit. "BITiTc boot c/f PTiilii- »14_ TOTAL-CUttJlENX,EXl JENSES _.. has been re- 4A _ Kins. A st-cond hour will Worship services will be pnrkrd .IT that address. tielJ ment programs now undei- - :;e deviled to developing mln- Uiniorrow ai H-.'.IO p.m. alter h!ior "Se-uatur J. Glenn i Unanticipated Federal and/or State Sponsored- XJ ~ - whcn L Y -t] v/ay, Mohr states that "the Programs in \- "isterial -skills in presenting ' '^ âhiiadi will be -!teation an Nixon adrninistration is al- CAPITAL OUTLAY hank Mannuzza, i. ti.e- liible's message in ^n P.^seryed. Members oi the 201-S26-Ou7v72,ur w i"iLe Ad- apprehended, 'brought victory last November ovt-r { SV wil1 Appropriation Salnnco 7,186.00 e [< '. i. .;: K a:u 1 n.r.'iTual manner. Demon- Conduct ihe siw-2ls) Park 'lair.;? vance -t'<. !. r>e.[-t.-, i-'dison -Ht> lice—i forme"? "Sen. Joseph Tydlngs Ma: vlces imatize and legalize abortion turned over to juvenile offi- Balance Appropriated i ..t:...- îiati. r.^r lurums, leciures, - Ihere will beanOn^ ir.du-.: rial v L-T,u. r, \t;niinis- A break, entry and larceny of Mar>land, will be the 58,779.00 38,547.00 ia u; on demand nationwide, which cers on a charge of throwing Local Tax Levy ar.J ,-Jav-l^ft; will b«- used! ^' ^-b = alter die i»c*rvicos. 1 '.ratli-ii i.ltl^. h^, I'.UULL* lf took place at ihc American speaker at the Union Count> State Aid ul W.UUl^r, n could reslilr in the slaying : -î ' ^ 11 •' \' 11. i \ "i r • i i ^ im r,i->i.'.- ^ • L JI e r Sf rvic o^ will hh hr Kl iceballs at passing cars. Jêj.iublican j, organization's Federal Aid as of over one "miiitorr Learner M anufacturm.g ^'o..,,, IT, !'.: •..,:.: >:: I I'uini pi-.yiran. will be the nrdina- follows: Saturday, S:30 10 AW". , inden annual f.incol'n Day "dinner^""" "WIUTdrawal Capital Keserve . .. ._ a m children. Legislation has al- 2195 Elizabeth Avenue. En- :::rcr-=, n. r ••••X new ministt-rs b\ wa- - - and 1U:3O a.m., when the i M<1\ 1 KS \M Ml f' case of a truck set on fire at try was made through the Ihe I-eb. 1 2 event at the Win- Miscellaneous Revenue U111UI 1 ready been passed to create .-.A V,.i :• nsm I lu- candidates -'Junior Congrcgariun will l".i 111 III -W Ir • C.ri . ' Grislin Contracting Co., 1334 field Scott Hotel, L--lizaiitiili, a federal Office of Popula- Prime Room window on die tB-D TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY - . $ 20.1U2.00 56.779.00 $ 3S.547.00 anO M r ihi rninisrrminisrr\\ have com-- nieei,, bundaSundavy at b-.M) d.ni.-a.m.M; I-I-! kl\i- \<\ >M M- i K- •|,a . L.cal ..iKi -w r i tl.e lissex Street. A rag had been honors Mrs. Am y liandomer tion Affairs, and bills are east side uf the building. lam lMonda\ at 7 a.ni.; Wcdnes- A\J ' .i, e\- stuffed into the gas tank and of lUamfield, a worker in . siudv [ -nii;r.!ni in being introduced in many Three coin machines were • Ruflt-cts Actual Appropriation Balance July 1, I960 dav ar :45 a m and liul Ile- the entire cab was destroyed. the GUI' for over 50 years. U: n fundanu-nial Joe- ° - -. »^xr HI I 1 states and everr Congress broken into and all rhe change DEBT SERVICE .ir .1 principles of rhe lilursJa> ^r ~ a.m. solve III I:\L1" TUESDAY, JAN.12 Sen. lleall was tlie Mouse !W demanding so-called mercy in the coin boxes \us taken. Appropriation Balance — - ^- - <•$ 75.00) THeRE" Ii bTILL I IMF ' 0 K£USTE K !" '>• ' fU-'M •• 'N >i: J IN- tu ;• -.:.>-rt Numerous attempted i'll-K !. ;\L lu-fii ellij-tMrilZed ' ' ^^lljilLJUS Schuol VVlllCeller.t Footprints were found in minority floor leader in the 1 L • lt.!i>-- killing uf the old. eterillza- Balance Appropriated '•/Y TERM A! iMtr ^L-GIUNAt. lhursday. '" ^ penalties for parents who do Sl'NDAY, JAN. 17 State Aid tu S treet apartment complex. TWO ADDITIONAL IN-PERSON REGISTRATION DAYS FORYOUR CONVENIEHCE. :-.' -><•» in.M.ediaielv thereat- ' ' ' ^ Study Croup will Or dt • \. lU Hi gress. I Us election to the Withdrawal—Capital Reserve — —- not obey new guidelines on Mr. Harry 1-aughnan, ^13 1 __0— l)r l Door knobs were twisted but Senate Last year allows him Miscellaneous Revenue — it.i\ met-i with R^bbi Ja.oJ.b Ku- larK ' 1 !;rn ^.a home •m-a-ny-e+viWren Jaques Avenue, reported a TUESDAV, JANUAR> ;• At ;:NrSL,AY, JANP^r^Y // • ' . " P M h ns ""C. r—no- -apparent entries inaxie. • to assume tht; scat-uiicclieU $ 229,75000 $ 225,850.00 $ 256,425.00 • :.t ::.aic, talk w. wlucb the ^ tein un Tuesday ai -:û r-HJs. \\, \K .IN >•..• U,.,., have." break, irrrfry and larceny. L£MJ..TQTAL 11EHT SJEEVJCE ._ \:.: m Iw l il! llJ J J Three tenants reported suc- by his father. A graduate ; i"l.lic i^ invited, id EG be l'- - i • - --i-»' Lntry was gained Lhrough a AT Jur;.:f'J- D..:--. ; k.. ; :-. : H • • S > • ' C ' • :' cessful entries and theTr 1 TOTAL REVENUE —ALL ACCOUNTS .___ $4,701,022.00 $4,997,622.00 $5,442,853.00 -< 1 i '• i rt. j In Mr. D'Mura at— ____—_— : rear Kitchen window and the of Yale University, the 44- Arttiur L. J.v.-is.^-. Ke ; •"'•:• Hî" ^ " ' '. '• ••'•'- Arthur VanValen apartments ransacked, with year - old Beair ifi a mod- •• ; -m.> n>unda\. Ihesubjeci /.ION 11 Mil KAN Civic Club Holds house ransacked. The only • Reflects Actual Appropriation Balance July 1. 1969 1 i LV -IK ^, •A various amounts of cash and erate Republican. Goverrio.- L-'. jt-f- • f'--- • - • ' ^ J - Alii tH- "WlK. Will ._..^tl ii M \; items miss-ing at this time CUrk jewelry items stolen. APFKOPH1ATIONS lark I.L \Vui-ld in the 1^70's are a^bajik aaU jar containing ' 'nion County Surrogate V, A N i i i ' - WEDNESDAY, JAN. 13 ' CURRENT EXPENSE "C.u and Toll" will be the V\l i >K1VI- K STUDIES -AT WORKSHOP -". Gus Blscardl of 45"WTMaln St., about $8 in coins. Mary C. Kanane, chairman (1) (S) (3) L I, U :: Service to Mark Mr. Howard Same of Edi- betliiull topic ul llic RL-V. ' .LL J V. . 1 i . , ! It- r ret:. \. - Mrs. Ldna O'Connor, 1253 of the Lincoln Day dinner ADMINISTRATION 1969-70 1970-7- 1971-7S Rahway, who tgaches biology at Mother Seton Regional High son reported—the theft qf an Approprintions Appropriations FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL HARRY LINKIN, DIRECTOR OF Supply Minister Joseph i). kLichank at the. 1'^ 'n Srreer, reported a r/his year, has announced thar •!. School, Clark, left, participated"!!! the loth Christmas Science Fulton .St-r electric, wrench valued at entry and larceny of a a b:30 p. ni. cocktail hour 110,400.00 5 118,155.00 S 127.742.00 " ADULT EDUCATION, during the day. at 37G-€?8tfT7l>lf-88ll a' all oJher l('::i() a.m. worship serVi-c-e King's Birthday break, Salaries 11.175.00 13,375.00 Workshop held by thoWew Jersey science Teachers Associa- $301) from the tool box u.n set and $150 in cash. will precede the dinner. Contracted Services 8.5-11.00 un Sunday. 1 t:e Sei\Ke Wll srereo 9,749.00 11.695.00 13.150.00 times ' M.ii'.iu;.'.-.. Ai Rahway Zion A memorial service for tion and Falrlelgh Dickinson University on the university's the right side of the First was made through a Freeholder David B. Zurav All Other Expenses .. - center a round the theme ul Aid emergency truck. F.ntry AL rJi e" c L>nc 1 u ^ 10 n Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., window. Footprints of Springfield is ticket chair- INSTRUCTION CLASSES BEGIN HRST ALLK IN F LbKUAr. i - K-t?v • Anton K „•• I t*L Florham Park campus. Blscardl participated In the biology kitchen £3.036,548.00, $3,373,294.00 13 M,inni:z73 or t l :GAL XOTTCB slain civil rights leader, was Miee Joan Heaney, 2400 m an. Salaries Jr. will r sup- -'i were found in the snow •17 156.OO 54.121.00 54,08fl.0O i:<• \\ r birthda\, in Rahway High stolen. Kntry "was gained by •V- , W-v. Year. Billy, Keefe, Pratt Claim RGNS Polky COUNTY OF UN, ION. STATE OF NEW JERSEY 4.545.00 3.295.P0 :.•. 11 ^ i 'iii;relational nu-eung .i iT-iT tasi .-Viocrt Street. Rah- forcing the door knob with Salaries — Attendance 4.580.00 station ^ ! K \. } i.i-in 11. Id. •.\aj Ncu Jersey, who soueht to School auditorium. TO BE HELD ON FEBRUARY 2, 1971 142.00 150.00 150.00 ! r îll he held Sundav, at 4jj.m. ie Sunday School andad- k) All Oilier Expenses—Attendance and ai - - i-l" .-,\ Al li ) a pipe wrench, causing the \uii: \\ t.( n. ul1 Bible hour * meet at a.m. haw tv, .> ouildin^ lots created Leonard VV. Simmons of NOTICE is hereby given to the legal voters of The Union 49 677.00 52,900.00 55.750.00 in 1 ellowship Half. The bus- ii.TII 1,-t, \2 13, 14 and 15 In lock to break. Salaries— Health 1.750.00 L'. i, a M 111 l5 WVNJ(. N . I !:.. ml. . Roselle, a member of the Leads to Primary School Overcrowding County Regional High School District No. 1. in the County of 1,585.00 1.900.00 ill bu follow- ^: - Chuir rehearsal on m^k tio4. •Uuu would, have COQ- Mr, Edward Vv ingarien, All Other Expenses — Health i i : ;• .! >• ;sday at h p.m., Cunlir- "..' ;^\ State Lottery Commission e Union, State cf New Jersey, thut ihe annual schcol district meei- tL.rn.uii to iuuuifr • i-eûixcrkcnLs. ' Citizens for the b lection of -242« "St. George Avenue, Apt; inEoi "tneTegal voters wTH"be"Tieia~at thonforrawtnff- pDiltng places. -TRANSPORTATION^ - mation classes Saturday at ' u and th Prue ÎT,( .' •.vi,nc the othoi was granted u and leader of that borough's the~ expense" or tlie elemen- .ii., variance bccau~c ot tnsuatcleat black community, spoke on Billy, Keefe and Pratt have tary school children. There A-2, reported a break., un- on tlie 2nd day of February, 1071, at 2 o'clock F.M . prevailing time y.;3U-. a,,mr -Ntiiuiilctt-ij-r- atafi- ~ 11,703.00 2,250.00 13,100.00 Issued a caFf^to Rah\\-ay vor- try and "larceny of guns, tra- feERKJELEY -HEIGHTS—Columbia School. Plainfield Avenue— Salaries . _ . . _. ..." un I uesday, Jan. 2(\ ar 7 .î MKM lv\l! "Carrying on "the^^Sterk of are as many as 35 children 80.253.00 104,686.00 110.140.00 : Ti.- rnL'Ciir.c '.v:.s held Monday, ers to help.t)iem elect a board velers checks, jewelry, ra- for the legal voters of General Election Districts Nos. 2, Contracted Services & Public Carriers I Mil I) < II 'KCH p.m. Ka!,u ,,\ Dr. King. * He was intro- in a_classroom, well -above 3. 4. 5, and 0. Replacement Dist. Owned Buses —0— 3,780.00 j--f r> i:;, I'jTi, u, t)ic Council dios and "a coin collection. 1.027.00 < lark - t ilonia duced by Walter Me Leod. of education that can repre- Railway's pupil class load Berkeley School. Snydcr Avenue—for the legal voters Insurance — Pupil Transportation 589.00 O.an.U'rs oi C;ij Hall. 1 Entry was gained by forcing 2.300.00 1 he Rev. (. irrir. 1 , 1 iai d- J.-vtCET MORAN", Secretary Miss Deobrah Dent sang sent ail cmzerw groups and p61icy," Mrs. Billy and Mes- of General Election Districts Nos. 1. 7, Q, and 9. All Other Expenses — Oper. & Main. . 4,654.00 PR1. SHY ! 1.K1AN ''l.ile bn.>pacuship 1 arth" liOARD OF ADJUSTMENT ''Precious Lord" and a re- invite their support and srs. Keefe and Pratt said. the door knob.,' CLARK—Arthur L. Johnson Regional High School, Westfield OPERATION Kahwav . Uic LLIIL- oi Ke.v U(jnaU.i be ' 'Surprise t'a ii \ ' .ii \\" cording of Dr. King's speech, views. The trio stated it was not Mr. Fred Crabtree, *Ju5 Avenue—for the leenl voters of ull "General Election Dis- Salaries - - 1M2.783.00 231,025.00 253.450.00 u Show Opens Saturday tricts. v 1,355.00 2,100.00 2,100.00 . Wa\ land's sermon for rhe l>: 4 5 a.m. s e r \ i c e • > 11 "-> 11 r. ^ a \ . "I Have a Dream,' was Mrs. Joseph L. Hilly, Jo- for a return to the K-4-4-4 Ross Street, Apt, B-9, re- Contracted Services -• —- Ihe Rev. Richard K. Stree- Heat _ 44.365.00 45.000.00 58,850.00 1 a.m. Sundav h i N .'i I I • i li A I • I.UJ.I,!. .^llQU seph L. Kecfe and Lawrence system, but aaid they would ported a break and entry and GARWOOD—Washington School. East Street—for the lefia! ; vutars uf General Election Districts Nos. 1 and 2. Utilities _^ .._^ -^==x=^=^=: 63,412.00 60,000.00 70,600.00 .-Uir._wmî^gk.iUL4lli^^--^riTr^.-:n-ri a.m. The ~T**. PTTrn—satd—rtre—eh —TC.124100 invocation was otter- CS" i39& "MTsT _ui rhrir opponents on rhe L —Franklin"School. Walnut Street—ToFTiie legal voters of -490.00- ^5.500.00 Storms of Your Life &d by the Rev, Hirh^rrt R. -^dvaso^ty^gÎ^^pâô:ilcd.•veIy - - watches. The front General Election Districts Nos. 3 and 4. All ( LV kJ y Citizen for Neighbor- mrnr, selecrinc: chaprer one -' *'" \.'L_.._;_^y.i *._±*^ •> > todav, S:!r> p.m., choir t\--- itreeter, -pastor of the Se- seeking long-range solutions door to the apartment had KENILWORTH-David Brenrley Regional High School, Monroe MAINTENANCE r a hood Schools slate. Board been forced. ..i Genesis lor his scriprurc " "" f. ""u^^ '? °" ârsal; tumun-.m, ~ ,..m.. Jan .n , MU- ,u n, i, cond Presbyterian Church. to the city's educational AviMiiift for the legal voters of all General Election Dis- Salaries 8,800.00 16,375.00 16,500.00 a ; Vice .President Josepli F. Miss- Andrea "Cipala, 337 577TLO.O0 lahliahtinb tt he i.u<- bL nda ,, h Hoy Sct>ul riH r SS; ut s S rt d h> ie Nailljnal s '! he address of welcome was needs. tricts. *"- Contracted Services 52.2300 53.310 ;oo I'll reference. . Hirthlifthtinr , t th, ees^ wil.^l mee_^ t.fj \V^n ' ' ' ' - " -" " ^ - Noakes, Jr., Mrs. Rita M. 13.434.00 24,688.00 rel LÎUUS service tor the a m by Stanley Cuc-ry. Miss An- Seminary Avenue, Apt. B-2, MOUNTAINSIDE—DeerAeld School. Central Avenue—for the Replacement (Purchase) of Equipment ..... 22,850.00 v ' dav N I'm., Kebecca and suciationol L.nL.iiu atiJ Moat The Billy, Keefe andl'rati 10,332.00 I2.S00.00 voungsters in the congrega- na Mae Brarae sang a solo Regan and James F. Kernan reported a break, entry and legal voters of all General Election Districts. All Other Expcnsca ,= 15,875.00 •c is provided ^ ! vw= ,\ slate said that "Last year's I Kal.\sa\ \U'ii will be Ule special chil- Ma ma L Irdeswflim7 "lf r Can Help Somebody. would enlarge'the RCNS ma- larceny of cash, rare c'uins, SPRINGFIELD—Jonathan Dayton Regional High School, Moun- •Includes Private School Transportation Cost ..-to l2:lS rn. . _ _ , RCXS candidates ran on a dren's sermon, "Darkness P RtDeacontsda , s m iVjrJ u Donald Parks led the Pro- jority .to 8 to 1. The trio jewelry and a watch. tain Avenue—for the legal voters of General Election FIXED CHARGES aant d 11a a.mnurser. fo\ r childreis availabln 3 \de J platform that sought Co 'im- Districts Nos. 1 to 6 inclusive and N ii;ht." -, .- îll Clean Ot gressive • Baptisu Church expressed doubt that such a THURSDAY, JAN. 14 Employee ftetirutnont Contributions 69,370.00 63,305 00 , i i , ii^ years of aue. Can Save 50,000 Lives board would -be able to un- prove the businesslike atmos- Edward V Walton School, Mountain Avenue—for tho 220,933.00 WELA has changed ITS CII letters to WJDM. Nothing else K> 'ilia:: { huir rehearsals scheu- .,-,, , ° , , , , choir in singing "Just a Mr. John fr-.gan, 2105 St. Insurance & Judgments lV : pnere in board operatiun' legal voier» of General Election Districts Nos. 7 to 13 Inc. n I em- , , f . . . , , I he seventh and The niun County Heart Clcrser Walk With Thee." derstand the needs of all of George Avenue, Apt. C--1, Hcntfll of Land & Buildings has changed. The same gttfat sounds and local news that u.v tl.is week include aimed 'to eliminate fiscal Interest-on Current Loans 111 01 The Second Baptist Church Rahway's children. reported a break, entry and The polls at said meeting wTTT be open until 0 o'clock. P.M., aaî^-^rx rp^^rsK ^ ^ -^—• -a--—v- Cellars, Attics decision-making -responsi- prevailing time, and ;is much longer as may be necessary for_those Other Fixed Charges _.._.._ have made *N&LA such a spectacular success in its first w r d choir sang two" selections The~trity-satd- -"The"pre- laTxrerry7~HTTrry "was maiie by* present to c;ist'their ballots. At said meeting the fnai-stion "of voting -23,750.00 27,060.00 d,ruon „• Donald NUl,ins ^^h." " 1luth Jth,, "TlTh"1 lth,/ ân d î12 th .'- -^ ™;' ' ^ ",^" ^" 1 bility.' Yet when Columbian Tuition - ^ '~ -~ —- - -• .1 l't I \v! hi"' "He's Got the Whole World' sent school board with an forcing the door knob with a a ta\ for the following purposes shall be submitted: 02,444.00 year ot operation will continue to be heard at 1530 on your I..J.I> and clu-rul) choir un- ,' f ,. '^h]., ' >,. ,,.n n. campaign, iva^, lux-n a t,|tai-- School reopened in Septem- 1070-74 Deficit—Con tract Settlements .._ d fe 'o::iu p.m. and ''We Shall Overcome." RCNS majority has returned wrench or similar tool. Miss- J,r ..,«• dêciun of Mr, W. 8" . ,. "«™f> f, .'^^' '," " heading force, .rrrla- develop- And Haul Away ber, repairs that were ne- CURRENT EXPENSE " ~ $6,744,^)8.00 54.172,110.00 $4,587,771.00 $5.024.355.00 AM dial. The Bible studv session nient and "eTXfâns.ion jj1 cor- the schools to a K-o-3-3 ing are about $45 in cash, a SUB TOTAL and Mar- w.niand baturdav. Confir- J All Junk 'A poem, "He Mad a Dream," cessary for che safety and CAPITAL OUTLAY ".. . 105.282.00 1111 M will be on Wednesday at S i written by Camille Connors, system of organization. I his leather coat and a carton of As WELA, we became The most listened to radio station mation Class will meet at 7 unary care, well-being of the students/' total amount thought to be Ccirn p.m. was recited—by—the—author. has alleviated flic over- cigarettes. SUNDRY - p.m. today. Sunday School and maximum uuiizatlQn of the trio -alledged, "were necessary is SB.849.590.00 STUDENT "BODY ACTTVTTTES !n Umqn County In tess than a year. As WJGM^we pledge to a Ihe closing remarks were crowding' in the high school. Mr. Richard Staubach, 550 20.800.00 _» L'îLr -LQiJ-îmjiulLiiiblu.ÎUu.y.gXJJUp I'lf * y. l_ 91 Utius can s'a-ve By order of thf -B«nttl-of-Kdifeat-ion-of- the Union S 18.573 00 20,000.00 •J iii:•• i;r,er:"il llimc JU& XUE/ ~given "by the "Tl"evT~Char 1~es —A-rden—i^rtve-, Tevporred -"the 33330^0 35,330,00- continue to be YOUR radio station, . CMint-ne^ at Q:3U a.m. A free 1'IKST rRl.SHY'II KlAN about 5(),00"u American County Regional High School District No 1 Other Expenses - . Illu j.iu. Martin, pastor of hbenezer larceny-.of Lheiour hub caps vearl Spring field". New Jersey Eipcndlturei to COVCJ* DAflclts — Church: ; from his car sometime dur- d_ren under six years of age 10th Anniversary Dinner tor Jaycees LEWIS F FREDERICKS SPECIAL PROJECTS (Budgetary) ing the night. Secretary 10,000.00 while their parents ATL- at- The Rev. Roberi C. Pow- Salaries . ^-^— 8.514.00 0,100.00 Wr. '£Jorla Dinerman, of Dated January 25. 1971 ; : 1.7C4.00 30.O72.Q0 013.00 rendini; wor.-ihip .services. 1 ^ > will conduct rhe worship Other Expenses - -— Coiunia reported her car LEGAL NOTICE Christian Science services at 9:3(J and 11 a.m. Statfe Tells LEGAL NOTICE $4,235,571 00 54,681,603.00 $3,091,447.00 1 on In Township Set for This Saturday stolen from the Sinnorr park - M i i IN I) liAl 1 1b 1 Sunday. His sermon topic "Tlie Tlariway Savings Institu- SUB TOTAL mr-.~,-. Reading Room wl11 llc ing lot. Teletype alarm was "RCTORT OF CONDITION or Railway "•-ovalty -- Minor Jayc.ees will and may <>r Major0 Church School -senr."The" vehicle" w~asi'Tacer Cotrpie to hold tticir, annual Jaycee purchased by calling him nuss on December 31si, 1970 ESE1A Projects _ 23,787 00 $ —0— 5 —0— 1469 Irvine Street c!asscs wlU lx ai g;3u J m recovered in Allenhuret, I'astur James W.I a Icy will * - - Week Dinner this Saturday at 381-6318. ASSETS Other Projects 109,466.00 . —0— —0— Rahway a d FRIDAY, JAN. 15 delivcr a sermon ai the 11 " the benior High Kellow- at the To\vn and Campus Res- Jaycee Week Chairman K. 1 Cash, balances with other banks, and cash items ADULT EDUCATION shl wl11 meet at 7 1 ni A break. entry and larceny 12 noon to d p.m. a.m. Sunday service at which l' I - - taurant, Elizabeth. C* Bauer said that the f in process of collection $ BOO.099 63 15 504.00 17.000.00 35,300.00 occured at M & E Clothing, 2 United States Government obligations, direct and Salaries .._ 10 716 00 12.000.00 U.634;00 D.illy the insi)irational and emer- Other activnieti «chedul- Remove Fill At the g\la 10 - year an- choices for the DSAandGY-E Supplies - .... ed: ! l 276 Hamilton Street. Entry Guaranteed 1.380.922.59 340.00 500.00 poo:oo genc\ choirs will sing. Sun- ây, • V- m.,_ Youth The state has directed Au- niversary dinner, the Dis- were made with strong con- 3 Obligations of States and political subdivisions 390.9ns.01 Other Expenses L ho11 • - • vw . was gained through a side ••day^chool meets at 9:^0 - ' rehearsal; H:l5|».m., tinguished Service "Award viction bv the selection com- •1 Other bunds, notes, and debentures 5,005.00).35 SUMMER SCHOOL A relia M. and Paul J. Urban window on the second floor. 5,592.00 3,600.00 0,000.00 • -a *ti- Nm Wtînefitiay aHj>re- - -^ît thair retiearsai; tu= -" -- to jêrwovo all fill placed,clo- will be presented to a per- mittee, grid the recipients 5 Corporate stoclcs —0— Salaries , An inventory of missing' Supplies aidcius will meet."Sunday, narrow, 3:30 p. ni., Cherub son who has consistently both expressed surprise and 6 Real estate mortEnê loans "- £5.682,398 42 holr stej; than 125 feet from the items^-will be turned over to 7 Other loans and discounts 305,432.76 Other Expenses Jan. 31. will he youth day. <; rehearsal; 4 p. m., worked for thV betterment happiness over their centferilne of the Rahway Ri- headquarters. U Bank premises owned $25.-110.69. fvn niture> and $4,400,976.00 $4,714,093.00 $5,147,881.00 Junior C hoir rehearsal; ver artel to notify it by of Clark. \ choices. fixtures $37,357-55-" " . . 62.758.24 (A-l) TOTAL CURRENT EXPENSES .;:sx.>::;::::::::.:.;:;;::::::::::x;::::x::;::::x::^:::r:::-^ Wednesday, 7 p. m., P. c[ The Club willVflso present D Real estate owned other than bank premises 135.661.33 March 5, --4971, according Gift Fights Diseases lfl 48 CAPITAL OUTLAY ;> I-'ellowshlp, the Outstanding Voung Edu- 10. Other assets . " 3 _.83I- to a report ^from the Rail- Your gift- to the Union NOTIGE Sites ...... — way Citizens for^Jôod Con- cator award to wie teacher 11. TOTAL ASSETS $34,167,635.71 Buildings 20,000.00 who has substantially pro- County . Heart _..Association... --36,770-OiU trol Inc. ^-v ny p Fund fights heart attack, To tlir- memlierw of tlie United Equipment" -S Rahway good Instruction to Equipment Voc. Evening .. As owner of ri stroke, rheumatic fever and Fund of the City of Huh win. LIABILITIES 12 Sovinga and time depoj;iLs . . 31.U81.660.29 38,547.00 EXPAMSIVE, NOT EXPEMSIVE property near the Lawrence "coWship children. rheumatic heart disease, in- Tnfcc notice thnt the iinnnnl (B-l) TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY $ 16,590.00 $ 56,779.00 nrrh rvlr.ps Chairman of the Jaycee 13 Demand deposits 003.231.04 St. Bridge, Mr. and Mrs. born heart defects and nu- nirrtinu of the nifinberH o[ llit- will be at 11 a.m. Church You'll (md supnrb quality in fhi i chormorT~A~TT"Wtti~dowi artt "y^Sfe Pinrier, Jim Flood, TOTAL DEPOSITS $lU,UlU.amJ3 t)EBT SERVICE " Tlio'«nopan«" (no nand lor tlarm windows) onginal aloni- PaulJ-UrbansubmrttedBur-. merous other heart and blood Llnitod l'-unii-of the-City .ol— Jti.tb.r -Mr-Other- liabilities .. - - - - 206,433.48,- School will-begin ar9:45 a.m. saicithat a few tickets "are Principal . ._, ..." 130,000.00 130,000.00 165,000 JOO ingiti iidinfl on llni itnliculous homo. No ncod to mow tho vey drawings to the Division vessel disorders". way will be hel to 1.201.680.87 LOW, Dece»»e«l- ""•-• trustee!! nnd. the transaction of 18. Other segregations of surplus Interest —1 —. lfiTssTo"i^t Wa- J w — A Hwt- of names 'o-f tlin pcr- ter Policy and-Supply Coun- - " • COUNTS iff A xo p Tnc:? ..-•_====•- day of Juu« A. IU»_ wlifi_ have bên nomhititftd lervci Hit of Middlnra and Union Countias FIRST -tcnr~tarthcr-Trcrt±oii, bu: .Margaret iinoStirvlcli th.e. .appliciition of the of John for Tmnfte» Ity tlic "CtJKHENT ,^W- E L«conc«d ROJI EH it ate tlrohcr T. Odin,• -urcrr~of—the-above-nnmod --baivk do tforri M't'town. Cr»nlord ind undofoigncd, aa llxccutxi*. of the committee jnay Ijc iii'apECtcd..nl Rahway »d Llttlngi chief of the Bureau bf Wa- ul Mttflh-o^.., Odin, nbove statement it true, and thnt it lully and carreotly represents A CURRENT EXPENSE _. 50,113.00 842^6550 ter Control. entntc of suit! deceased, notice -^—-t4i-o—liiw-uni—blnnd,, At*=otfTt M >• The lesson-sermon for - -'-Looles-Hlee unother-Btall- in hereby given to the* crrdliors JOHN EAHTF.R 15)t>4 Irviny Struct, Riilnsity, N.J. to the beet of our knowledge and belief. C DEBT SERVICE : lng action/* commented Ho- of HUld tiecenncii lo exlilbil I** tl»« OTSKY, ii/U/n JOHN OH- Adttirionnl nominntiottN n>»y U»* JAMES SMITH, President D xv:-:.:.::.::.:.:x-x:.>:x-:-:^^ Sunday's -service-at -11-a^trt-.- THOMAS F. GRAH1LL, Treasurer ward E. Baker, RC FC chair- HuliBcriber under oiith or nffirnin- INOTSkY, MAHGAIIK \ by written petition signed TOTAL BALANCES JtTNE 30. 1070 T-OniNOTSKY, his wife, man. "We're determined.to tlon their claims nnd d«mnnda In aiiV iivc nwmlirrs itud filf.l .il Correct—Attest: upninRt .the eBtnti; of «uid de- and JOHN r.ARTKR Ol)- lhtt odiceîf thr United 1- urul, TOTAL EXPENDITURES AND BALANCES see our river encroachment 1N0TSKY, JR.. t"i infnnt -FREDERICK RITTER complaints move to a .suc- qenued within nix month« from L 5d -t' lrvtrig StWrei, Hnh\nn , N.J. DAVID ARMSTRONG JUNE 30, 1070 . . . $4,701,022.00 1 b\ his nmtlier and nuturnl cessful conclusion. Our rl-tlie dnte ' of Miiid order, oi they punrdiun, MARCAHK ill IriiMt liftftsu iluvh before the A. W. LAWRENCE [of»v*t: -bowed -ir1"'11- fltcflz Directors. „_ .Includes iX^Fodcral aud/or Stflto Projects. IQ or rpcov»;rinp the Hnmr C A R KT MARTHA OD1N- fclvery. contributor to the 1070 of "New _Coi\nty_ of Union, us ^~£fl*^âiiMirror'laBl>ccdrjirYrtMn^tibl^^ more flood ^13Jii_._any_o£.__jlatL1_oI_0H£j^ "tl waters. n^nln«l iht* Bubticriber. . in- irrr r ._.._-—— _ .- -ftchaor-fcrlirBeiiBionr molht-r and nulural pmird- Jnnunry, 1071; nnd I hereby certify that I nm not un In tlie oiflcc ofThe "Er-<3niiKtTtveiauc. All memberfl and Interest- M nry not in rifftm bi Uahway, New Jersey. inn, MMK'.ARr.T T. Ol>- ofllcer or director of this btmlt. ed persons are urged to plan __ thereof nf iht* Rwhway Boarijol_EducatU«L- ~50Eefiaahce at next month's \?\iaH n. iimii Attorney Abniliam, Orlando & K a In tl enlillcd to vote ill tbr SEAL) My commission expires September 8. 1073. Narmaa J, Anderson, Secretary ' iceting,—Mondi^tjr-aw-trtiL-^ rrr • a-H6HARJLOTT£- 14; 1971 a CUrL, New Jersey 0?0.Vi Hy Order f the Hoard f TruMeen Notary Public RAS Close To Schools ana Transpoftatibn Ave, at 9 p. m

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PAGE 2 THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1971 RAHWAY NEWVRECORD/CLARK PATRIOT RAHWAY NEWS RECORD CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, JANUARY 28V 1971 PAGE 3 rici:tn anrt adults IV in the Genc-r-a4 Vermont Cillo, pretildcnt-fn r J.96 5-iijj. ti'f ti' t" t! .1 se c ui rses I n i hi J at- Hospital. Mrs. Hadley is the received a plaque from Sis- available to help Aeirfellow cuv'.iia. i, lasrii s, htiwever, former Miss Marion Eliza- cer Ellen Patricia Meade, health -education Teachers. T 800 Families in JC Child Shield Drug Education Curriculum Gives Social News & Notes v. ill be lield (>n the 'nlon beth Griffla daughter of Mr. administrator of the hospital. Seven for Three Seats They are: Gerald Rettenberg,- t. olK-ge CJIII|IIS in t'ranford The Rahway Jayc6es,-ât and Mrs. Orrin A. Griffis, a Jonathan Dayton Regional ' By Kate Bauer. . >nl \ . "1 he Kahv. a> , t r.inford. who resided for many years A daughter was born to i,-thelr regular monthly meet- High School, Springfield; Linden, and I nlun County at HI2 Hamilton St., Rahway. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Will ing at the Rahway Italian Students 10 Hours of Instruction Mrs. Marie Ratel, ArthurL. Nancy fc* Harris, daugh- managing rdirur of ih^-w Keghilial V Jull Schools will of 233 Donald Ave. Rahway, American Club, discussed Johnson Regional High f projects that are currently What IB drug abuse' ucation teachers, the direc- School, Clark; Mr-3-. Sandra. rer oT MrVand Mrs. Gordon book staff,a nivinN-r >>t c-sp uirii • i" a seminar on William Wanku of ou 1 W. on Dec. 27 In Elizabeth Gen- What are us. physical ef- tor of curriculum and Brown, S. Harris of 610 Harris Dr., organizational c^mmitm Grand Avt.. Kahway^ who in progress, such as Child Appêl, David Brearley Re- nt eral Hospital, Elizabeth. Shield, in which area, tlie tt-cf s on rhe- bodv . held a series of meetings Kahway, TTSfs been accepted rne ski i. lub. vv. • r^^n.ij, and an. .ttte r wi .rk- was pic tu red on the first gional High School, Kenil- Jaycees and Jaycee-ettes are ! :> ;\\ dues It etleCt tile and decided with the help of fur admission tu J-ranklm j jrK jt-c i si H-; i i-, ^ i 'iii i r:, j • i rar\ Af ru- I•»age ^>t The Kaliway News worth, and Miss Mary Lou Mr. and Mrs. William i1.. i :ital ;.i alu, • I itu- mdi- a sub-committee, to integrate and Marshall College, 1 an- mjjuic thai '•• f i : iv_.i:' 1 1 ic i.i r L . re. Record last v-eek as a par- |.combining their effort^ to Dennis, Governor Livingston liaines of 33 Livingston Rd., enroll many more famUiae in the instruction in the regular easier, i'a., under tin rarl\ Marshall i> r! 1!: M ^' ticipant m the Rahway Adult Clark, are the parents of a Regional High School, Ber- this community effort. At the 1 -i >i art 'LI^ [ a tew ut the health curriculum. dL-cisum progran". .in..>ng O'tU i. .1,!- hchuol's real estate course son born on Dec. 2t> in St. keley Heights. • •-, « t. 1 :, i i!',.: V, v-. Wil- present time, more than 8u0 A skeleton curriculum Miss Harris is a SLIUUI m U w-ti - >n th< is now licensed as an agent hllzabeth Hospital Hliza- district of the New Jersey erlne J. Reese, Daniel J. li.i:- '. M.t^.i:^ .1 i lark families have been enrolled. The Rahway Board of guide was drawn up and^re- at Ruigt-r I'txj aratur;. lui;!,.. w ., t ' Xn sell real estate and is beth. Association of Realtor Colangelo, Dudley L. Paint- '•..I-. < i i '.\. vr,< .: 11 • [i. UKI r Another project that was giv- Realtors held its Installa- .It 1. bi nti d it> the advisory cum — School, Somerset. She is Ll rd.^. affiliated with the Stanford tion Dinner - Dance Jan. 23 Boards. er Jr., and Julia R. Stan- r.iitiee tor us ajL,ruval. I he v. i i s - I'.-r.y [\i>* nijj. iirult-r en serious consideration is l Realty which has just com- " ! he YMC A" was the sub- at the Mountainside Inn, In Chairman Sidney Smith ford. guide w.is ii;-d.itf U tliree riniet- if".* hal,.ir. l .;i: >,.:., I ln-\ w. c t"c pletely refurbished us new the Distinguished Service IU eiM ran. .n u r it:, s, r ject of a talk given by Li. I'. Mountainside.Offlcer'e were was assisted by Jani-^s Tim- Officers ins tall t-d were; bt-c ausi- J 1 rhe in In miatiun .in ,i lie ! r .+• v. '... .mi r.ilcd ihv home at 1 5 1 o Irving St., Rah- Awa rd, which goes to an inc Next Prescription? MayWe FillsVour Senu ster i 'f \W', k - i Smith, director ot the Rah- installed by Charles Berry, ko, Frank La Russo, Ld- president Mrs. Eva Pascale ^ci;e, -i j r c r' J rr. . I t way "Y," at the Rahway ELECTED TO BOARD-... vice president of the second mond V. Del Principe, Cath- of H15 Pratt St., Vice l re- ph^^rs of rht- <.irtjy-]--t<*g-r-d-j» • v. L ;it i> •!'. .i i i;. i.- I uc ,i v .HI I Uach of 21 and 35 who -has been -v. Next Prescription? [jnL.mg fducaru r. n r J,:>. sident, M r. Del Principe, v\!iki. included an in-service ::.'k 1, I ret , > • t" , i < rand [ia- Klwanis Club's meeting yes- Mrs. -Frances Btody of the outstanding individual in Director Clinton Glbbs, left, David Brown, center, Internal SJ •-•ns'bred ; > ! :u. wi i Mrs. Marjorie Ik-rlin uf terday in the Italian Ameri- M8U Irving St., Secretary, s>. i J rk st.Dj tu r .ill audluTS. !..n!..i Island, h u.i.-.,niac!ivc Scotch Plains will serve as the community. Plans were Vice President, and President Peter Hour than. ry Lukuua Blvd., iialiway. can Clubhouse. Mrs. Stanford, 1510 Irving '" \V e'rt- nut j reac Ling to .vur, ,:.u> t>' r tlu \Tagui rt-ki, a member ot Us -Eastern also mîde for i_he Outstanding Co-ed Teen Club u\ bi-rv ices, ^ ill ix.- ^. MIO,. lias returned home from St., treasurer Mrs. Heese, thi- tiH-idt-nts un tt.t- dangers ? CLARK I •.*.:.*• '.a : a ^ h. ÎC r of golf, w Citizen Award which will be •presixienrto-ftll rhe Jayceea ax^^cckincr DRUGS ed Jail\ ar r!u- i. est l'alm Beach, HU., Region Advisory Board, It .S?6 Hi. George Ave LHrec- '•t drug jl)Libf," liruwn said. c I >.\ .! 'L r'K;l c atania- given to an individual regard- a vacancy and e llnton Cibbs members to help carry out u M.hL-re she spent the Christ- St. Thomas the Apostle was announced by Anthony less of age. For HS Students tor Mr. I inuco, 131-4 Bryant 8B Westfield AveM Clar of 513 Lower Alden Dr. was cheir many community pro- St., Director Mr. Painter, tr.~ Sthobertv" president- o< Tough i nt- RUGS i .i\ i \t. : , IL a> tiai , ter, MTS. Richard Stukes- Society, Rahway, held their t+ic J-a-ye-ee^-w-ei'-e Uofits-to- e_le_c_t.cd_ director to replace jpcts^ lf_jou_are between the 599 St. George Ave., all of. bu vy, monthly meeting Jan. H. Pre- Franklin -State Bank. The the candidates for the board David Hepwn. ages of 21 arid "35 and want" candidate* for The Clark Board'of Education were 381-7100 SB Westfiem A vs., 'Ctark Organizes ai Y ^ JJi-Cijctox:.-M-rJ__M_F__ETIHG THE ^^! £gy. hnarri, comprised of 15 mem- of education, 1-ach candidate Two new members were to get involved/-call any Jay- Colangelu, ihe four Free Delivery- Anytime To Put Out A new YMCA co - ed club -th lirarn ,\ve. " on~ hand for a canflltJatfls! forum ^pg_nspred ~Counrv Regional S"ci:uurdls- 77 T h**' son, John L. Rushing, opened the meeting, and a C Frank K Hehn| bers, acts as an Important th c i r platform of 200 W. w^btj-te-r- Ave., Ro- met-ringa, the &it4-Tuesday fftT* htgh_gchonj_szudents was * y School. Each candidate spoke ior about lo mtnuter^rTwhaTTie TeTTwere ; 381-7100 uTS". - r,r who also has a home In West catentlar *°r the coming year and questions liaison between the com- accepted from Ja\cec-s , and Stew \ .iluii t each month at the Rahway It's getting to be a habit organized last JarT T9 lit = ::: :::: : £t££ Delivery <- Anytime. u the Rahway^YMCA. Charter gelo "vnxs honored withayr c 5o3«J7 H questinirrarair^^ —(4+ Vi U.UiAaJVrnerican Club with Robert F. Jeney. -chosti die sidenr's ;>laque -dndpast p--r-^-- pfogram-wtth-the speakers Is President Robert Loveioy, leTT, BT Thu JT. Thu~ufiiei s aw (1; to- tl.L NeV, J March 7. a social tea, annuaT"w1iD was xhosen "Woman of" i§rcnniT*c Vm CUD I CHARGED TO ; . V -in tin ai'u^ A son was burn tu Mr. sary dinner, JUIH- r and EAR PIERCJNG CLINIC ter o< Hadassah, Is married u-si, an event which.entitles dem-^f--tt^...vuluniee.r..-fixe. f ^^ variety oi activities and Mrs. John I'ltsansky ut Christmas ha'/.a3 r Nuv. 1 .\, •rnbic-r to Herbert Brody. They have Ja\ce-e ^haptei s tu visa each department for the fifth including- SDClalB T.T' • STERILE non -Jacques Ave., Rahway, straight term. A farmer outings, aerious discuss- -''•^ppCT- ^TT ^^r^^vT-rr COMHLtTE on Dec. 16 la 1'erth Amboy nients were served. fotTrthiTdrenV " " " other. . _ ave cummitteeman to the iers tTeclef SELECTION chief and -deputy chief, be ions, and community service r-.r.\v"Wc- "Cmxrct ,' AHD Crneral Mosptral, 1'erth Ani- . , .. ,, A special election was held projects. state association and chair- u a ôud-drug b» i v.. Jerry Castural ut T"~ ln:~ was re-el oc ted by depart- man of the Make America 1 CASOURE Miss karen Ann Herman, JIK. IUve Hr,n,n (J, U5O- ment members. Following the variety of instruc- - • ' ••. : \ -. i) \i ,|- .: era Id I'l., L'ljrk, has beL-:i Better Committee. SMFPLY erman of Ml theme and in order to acco- Of County's Shade Tree Agency nu to John VV. F0R FRIENDLY RELIABLE SERVICE NOAPPT NECESSARY accepted at Bluomfield Coll- dau^hUT of Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Ave. was elected Jeney is a supervisor at Rahway bo a r d a p. po l n t - O T H I W DAVSOR riMtb t )r, Joseph P. Cillo of mas I'l., Clark, is rak-ingpart were visitors to the Hyatt Bearing Division, mmodate members who can- fiaTor ofhoalch — -HV-APPT -- - ege, Bloonifield, N.J., iiwjs mentd include Mr. Del Prin- Nev-ion J. Kodgers uf 3HB Kuruun Rd., Ciaxk, was. 1 Janu a r L lh |1; L not attend a specific evening di;C ailotl. .AJ'JjIj -: . ., . > __l. T ' :" >>^<.T\arur/ at L'muii Col- General Motors Corp., cipe as state director tu die Parkway Dr., i lark, i>ital, rilled in a course* winch t-iit- djys and Thursdays, with Realtor Bo-ardsij and M r. Jl rec to r educational liberal nrrs d>l- lieutenant, and Francis Bra- Pa,inu-r to the tax commit- sion at the annual dinner alth 1 hz-abetb, honored on Satur- I i,ahi/.rs the aiuh sis aiKi toll e, a second lieutenant, the next two meetings being le-ge, is in tile second ceti- i he annual membership today and fuesday, 1-eb. 2 tee of the stare association. organization meeting heldun Dial 388-5KH) day at a dinner in the Hotel rxplanauon ot daiere.u ^rc:{kfil^ (lf , mden , ()U % were tapped LO fill positions iury of its histurv. oakfasr of 1 ir 1 'resident - L-duCL Mr;i. Jan. 1^ in Wieland s Steak Winfield Scott, lilizabetli. Dr. t..rr..H u new, wrmng as N(J 10 H>nai ^ ^ brought about by Uie resigna- at S p." m. at the YMCA. • 10sr., H'nai ! JJascale has Jicen active in House, Mountainside-. Rod- c*.n.; a red with turmal 1 nc1 - K.. ^. i . .., ^. _ * .. .. , tions of line officers. Speciar outings will occas- • ^-~ be held on Sunda\ the Light thi- Night Pro- ger s succeeds iiarry I'unk*. 1 h a, n i. The four men who helped victim of the 1519 Main Street fire San dor C-unczlik v. as el- ionally be planned for Sat- Anshe Lhe- on Jan. 15 are <1. to r.) Nicholas Sica, Philip Matarose, John urday's, with the first such gram through the state as- ed, 1 mden. ected vice president, Ihom- sociation through a pilot i ro- A n g e 11 > Menza ui Springs Mr. jiulMrs.t. tiarUs l-jr, group forming an ice skating S] makers will D'Addiirio and William . as ilyslop, recording secre- gram in die Rahwav - Clark field was elected vice pres- k rd Jr. uX p4S Alden Dr., tary, John I'hik-s, corres- part\ at Warinanco Park on K.ihwjy, annoLiiwell the li: YT1V Saturday, Jan. 3U, leaving area wuh police Couj-era- ident and 1-. Irederick De-» creat ion in iloboken and ponding, _s_ecretar\; Philip iiun, She is J f*.rnier dea- Marzo of Roselle was elect- i -« a son, Jet I cry Clu rl-cs, Miller, treasurer] " William itur YMCA ar 7:30 p. m. ..;; Pec. 5. I he\ alsn art diebasebaji cuach of St. Peter's City Italian American Club Praises Ihe Charter Variety Club con uf the First PresLu - ed treasurer. Miss Joseph- ^-ollege, Jersey ^ ii\, diM\ 1 lofsclineider, chaplain, Ko- terian Church, Railway, a" ine R. \\ alsh ut luu> 1' . 1- rout i a rents uf th roe-yr-ar-nld bt-rt U* Lonnur, sergeant - members invite mother teen- BtC WtBK \ aK-rk Anii. Philip Lax, past president oi agers to visit a club nicrt- cu - leader in 1 rouj 335 St., PlanifieLl, was reelect- Nu rihern New Jerse\ CuLin- 4 Members Who Helped Fire Victims at - arms; Theodore 1 anke, Girl Scouts uf Rahway Area ed secretary. Carl L. Mell- cil of Fi'nai l^'rirh. steward, and Michael C'urd- Council No. -}, | resident at QLISI uf RO-SL'IK- Park is the t-"ifth-grade students ar 'Vhc assembl\ uf the Kali- I'irt-nuii Plulij Maiarese -assistnat steward. C urrent members are the Rahway Junior High Hand superintendent. V alle\ Road, Abraliain '.lark, Janic-s Jenkins and Frank, Judy Hramowicz, Patty Can- ani â\ Italian American t h.h entered the 4j .irtlllelH, fuLUld Boosters-^ -i active in Kah- 1 he other members of the M lldred ierraco and i-rank Jacob ^perlin^ of"s° Mil- non, Jean (. orradi, Donald headed by Prosidt-nr Aninor,v ies were named repre- wa\ I ligh Scliool Band Bu- commission dvc John Kowal K, Hehnly Schools dt Clark drrc! !>r., Clark, has Keen thy children in rhe bedroom Cook, Barbara, Dunna aiul j LlCed i >n the Jeari's lleriol Vivun/iu, |\iul I rihui e i. • ii LI r atul .. a r ru-d then i uui wirb senratlves ro rhe New Jersey osfors. ot Kuhway and Harry 1 unkel* ^rate Relief Association and Linda De Loret to, Sandy Fry, liî ai (he tul L;iII 11Ia 1 ni- club n leinlK- rs and '.w ,. p . Rules and regulations as ihe assist ar.t . f v( iluniet r Dale Guthey, Jorine Hart- Also she- is a member ol Staie Relief Association amended by the commission Vei'Sll\ .^c!loi:l ,,1 ! riClMeel"- tiremrn WiUian-. and Nich- shorn, Sue l.enahan, P'aul Motllers' L'lub .-f 1 r.,>oj Nu. main im n w|n >u-l ,.L J in i.., and An thorn Ho no, Martin in LJ5S were adopted fur the lllj: and Applied Science, Ne\v -la.- \tlt iiu .'.aU annv i;' Mulligan, Chris Sulup, John 47 f Kahway Boy be outs ; Mot- iiiii a third - flvjw a, .,n- 1 laluza and L .o. Mandish to vear l^'I. The foreman, \.:dariu. The father andchil- Slanovec, and George Sirei- hers' Club ut VVardlj^ ^ uun- 1 tli e pu s t y o t t u nd t ru s te v s. Walter 1-isti ot .Summit, and Sj erllna / a'" Rehlnr; at-Rah- ^î- Club a.(Jyisor is Ral]h ir\ l)a\ School, 1 dlSt'H; fl ivkê-Eb-aft-l-OO-mcriibexsî thi- assistant foreman, John levt-d a irradt- average i'f • d\ , un Jan. 1 ô * i 1 i"N| ital and released. n." Tompklns"," progyaTTT7lTr"-~ i.^ or lusher in Ins courses ! ho mas i. ostelh i \,\ as rL >- • lire Chief Ceorge C. Link die New Jurse> Lxunipt turions of Clark, and the l-'iremen's Association ex- ector of the Rahwav YMCA. during the semester of the cued by I'at roliiu-n V\ alter lias cojnmei.ded Patrolmen Vl-W Mulvev Dunurs Post tin. City of Railway, Mayor autumn ^t lô^ and spring and 13aiuul 1'itts ivhe kdium \Naltur dnd-.pa.iuul 1'ILIS i'or ecutive bo a r d w t- r e ho sted S50T.882 for Salaries Auxiliary, Rahwa> . laei week by the, deparLnieiu. and Mrs. I hennas A. Kacz- to the street and had ii. rt s- their \uirk and is recum- Of the $500,775 Increase I'uasLmaster SLauley Mnk, marek, 1 ownship of Clark, I ngineerinu, School grading train him from re - < :;ien niendiivg lireman IMitlipMa- Mayor A, Kaczmarek, attorney for the Rahway CONNIE KAPLAN I'humas P. Kelmartm, dir- in the instruction account in K._ i. . Bam.r, publisher of system, -}„() is equal to an Uie buildliii; iu get* his tare.se for the W71 Hallan- the 1^71 - 72 budget of L'n- Board of Realtors, introduc- Master Electrolocist une Award iur bravery in ector of public safety, and 1'he Rahway News Record "'A", while 3,0 signifies a aged eighi and 11 v < \ lon County Regional High ed guests, including Roger and., 1 he Clark Patriot; uld. the line uf dnr\ Bernard G, Varuaavage, Verse, pastoral assistant. "n." Third Ward councilman, School District No. 1, Pre-tiidunt Carl Fleming of $507,SR2 has been'butlgeted First i'resbyterian Church, the New Jersey Real Fstate Jabicss Rate Up f JTQ.Ufcti. uu_t the welcome ca.r.r Rah wqy Assemblyman, and Ihe staLe's unenipluyment petj while F.dwarJ Kennedy, ter sa-l-a-me^B-j—i-noloK-d" of Clark. its tax revenues during the- and trucks and the bank Two of the breath cat£h~ past deende. and 1'ina.riLiiil 1'usiness ers put on exhibit by me flVe- A tabulation [ repareu b\ u\es. In addition the new men were "a~PJT2 chemical WITH THIS COUPON N'e-w Jerse\ i j\| JU rs si.in- lottery u» estimated truck and a 1927 ladder Aasocidiiun shows Uiat bud- to j mduce better than $10 A CULLtGb PREPARATORY DAY SCHOOL truck. The impressive new geted state revenues Ir^m nulhoii annually. » diesel pumper, which can FOR BOYS IN GRADES 4-12 15 major sources Increased Ihe I egislaiure also en- Steady saving makei small sums gush 1,250 gallons a min- CUP THW COUPON A Non ~ discriminating InsTlTuTion from *>3~5 million in the iIti— acted inure than a scure of ute, was also displayed. mognt up to big rhoney. Thanks to cal year Wul to an estimat- cl",anges m existing raxes and Dairy Saving*/ ed $1.-1 billion for the fiscal tees on corporations, motor SEALTEST our higher rales . . 5 percent on pa>ibook savings, year ending Junt^ 3u. fuel^ motor vehicles, cigar- LIGHT N LIVELY ettes, inheritances,' liquor Youth Aid compounded regularly your money eomi eve" more. I- rent rLinrn. r In tin in u SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1911 tax parade was the .sales and horse racing. PAID ONFALL MARGARINE WITH THIS COUPON and use tax imposed at 3 Not included in the listing l Ail Plavorx per Cunt in liscal l if~, rais~ ot "budgeted revenues" of Explained B-o, SAVINGS ACCOUNTS WRITE OR TELEPHONE THE PINGRY SCHOOL* ed to 5 per cent last yi ar the" Mare were three other cup and esf.imat.ed co produce a nuv. taxes imposed by the wn pull llw CUP THIS COUPON i Or" all \ tkir' "tiah"kitv^'nocct^;" n'lrnn t4trv (iitt-iK44v -i-ull 215 North Avenue, Hillside Legislature upon business -ri'rrsnrmity-, grona receipts HHtf FLOCID* SUWIH1HI ILL bank. \\ lien it's a matter of IIIOIK v aiu! \\n\\ to uian- itiona -since 1961 included a and"" unlriCof'pOT'aTe'd""'bosl=- A .meetingsul the. ness. Business and Professional —WH it, \\t/iv here to help \ou, in c\cr\ w .l\ Women's Club was held at the Claude H. Roed Recrea- tion, and Cultural Center with Carrie Miller, vice-presi- '^-gallon cont. dent, presiding in the ab- SEE US FOR ONE-STOP BANKING _^?Qce_jJ_f _£ir^sjjJen_t_ Kathleen CUP THIS COUPON Taylor. ~ ~~~ SAVINGS ACCOUNTS COLLATERAL LOANS Plans for the coming year CHECKING ACCOUNT CHRISTMAS CLUB were discussed, including a MORTGAGE LOANS VACATION CLUB gargae sale this spring with PASS BOOK LOANS SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES Marianne Bacigalupo as rhe WHITE &c DARK BANK B1TMA1L " U.S. SAVINGS BONDi chairman. MEAT WITH THIS COUPON TRAVELERS CHECKS MONEY ORDERS June Molesky, June Svi- Think of it. The convenience of "i 4-lb hra, Irene _hitzgerald and a tree checking account backed ovci ag«- Kathleen Taylor attended the state board meeting at The by a cash loan reserveTrom V. CUP TKIS COPPON Fines in Metuchen. $400 to $5,500, which Fresh Gov't. Inspected Through the cooperation of you can draw on at any Quartered 1AVI 4O< the speakers' bureau of tlie time. That's Free and Easy Instant Colloa ,, Police Community Relations Fresh Produce.' -GommiKtiej—Mary - -Elnelli, Checking at SETCO with P.A.C.E. US "1 R*d Deliaou* CHASE & "<~lyic participation chair- — Permanently Available CrecfiT Extension"." f,..h p. , _ SANBORN ROASTING CHICMKWS man, arranged to have De- There is no minimum balance required, tective Albert Smith apeak i- —on—11TFhe Function of Com- no monthly service charge and no check munity Relations. charge — our Checking Accounts PORK BUTT JRO AST CUP TUB COPPON Smith outlines the work are really free. SPABERIOS he and Detective Barry Hen- Uo" Toworxl tH* pufthaiH of tiny Stajt checking the free and easy way. Regutof StYU= SLICING derson are doing with the SPARER IBS 1{M-ox.. con.) HUNTS youth of Rahway, both In the Come into any SETCO office and d TOMATOES PODd CHOPS D p schools and in the Youth Center. apply for your account today. our regular Low Their work encompasses ORANGES ^ all phases of youth activities. rnr l-28 "î Yhelr main o"bjecdve Is to ** establish rapport between CLIP fins COUPON echoQl_and .community*. .-__-.--_- No? ttiponiibl* for Twin County Grot*« Band Will S T ^ COM PA N Y \ CLOSED SUWOAY-- Trip to Virginia ' SUMMIT - &ERKREY HEIGHTS H CLARK - fUMBETH - ELlZABRHPOBT - NW I'ROVIDfHCE You can save by dialing calls on week- vices of an operator. And that's about Membtf Frderai DepOiii iniurancc Co'po.al.on • Membef fed«r»l Reierve System MERIT'S POLICY IS TO MAINTAIN THE. TRADITIONAL 6-DAY BUSINESS WEEK. WE APPRECIATE YOUR SUPPORT The 0oard of Education TOWARD MAKING THIS POSSIBLE. THANK YOU,. ends. Ftpm 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. Saturday, half as much as the same call costs of Rahway has authorized .-Orfrom 8a.*m.t.oSp.m.Sundav.When before 5 p.m. weekdays. the Rahway Band Booster 70* plus tax is the most you'll pay for So dial your own calls eyrrwr^tcrrrd's" a 3-minute call to anyHvTfereTn~fhe.- c-arid--saveT^"veeTioughiotmy-some school to participate in a 1600 Irving Street - Rahway laand "compedrion-iri Virginia Qy qnd Ad|oiningôjnmuriiîGs_jor 119 Years U.S.A. except Hawaii and Alaska. snacks... or make more phone calls. Beach, Va., from June 13 and dial yyoui-own-station- 18. In approving the partici- to-station can^fTtfioufTfi i using trie ser- .pciion, the. board SBpu_14'Ced_. responsibility In connection M g xeepdttBtbllltieB imposed by liiw and that there would be |io cost to the board. \

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PAGE 4 THURSDAY. JANUARY 28, _19_71_ RAHWAY NEWS RECORD'CLARK PATRIOT Wollman Eleded Burger Plans laws on Snow Removal, Connor Attacks Special Election •k. films and" an opportunity to 99% Response Ihe only reason rhe lie- A. WlUlams, Jr. bowl during each class ses- Women at Work publican - controlled State The writ, which Connor sion. Residents of ci rk dug Overnight Parking, Electrical Wiring RAEWAY To Head Board a Senate issued a writ calling called "smelly," calls for Into their pockets and came lor a special election in an election on March 2 to In - person enrollment for up with $3,438. or 99 per Second Ward (. ouncilman logically handled b\ local these or any other courses Burlington County was that fill ttie vacancy caused when cent of a $3,500 quota, to Richard C. hurêr said he will he held on Monday and Oi Adjustment the GOP freeholders diere State Sen. Edwin B. For- is planning ro introduce an Attorney John wanted it and those in I'nion sythe was elected to Con- The creative woman, Adult School at the Bruns- Tuesday, Jan. 25 and 26, . **•' ,r;-^^*_- help the United Fund of ordinance at the 1-t-h. 1 ^ I iigj-ins said the Pi 'C County did not, H was gress two months ago. Con- New Jersey's Oldest Weekly Established 1H2Z seeking an outlet for her ta- wick Rahway Recreation from 7 to 9 p. m. at Rah- Louis Wollman was elected Eastern Union County top meeting of the townshi| il as apprised Oie new rates charged by John I. Connor, nor said the writ was a denial lents, will discover a variety Lanes on Route 1-imd Law- way S£nior.HighScht>ol, 10_'l2_ chairman of the Clark board Memb«r of its go3( of $213,000 by $647. council to deal with st reel of the priv.i'c contractors Jr., former executive direc- of equal protection and re- of opportunities wheFL the rence St. In Rahway. Held Madison Ave., or through of adjustment at the board's 'CCctHC @ "pcxtrUxt Quality v of New Jersey. Inc. With another $5,000 expected parking during snow erner- that local residents tor of the Democratic State presentation to the peoplevof Kahway Adult School oubna from 1:00 - 3:00 on Wednes- the pâil no latex- than Jany- f meeting on Monday ni>>hi in genc K-S. should In- .iv-are of the ar- Union County'n Newest Weekly Established 1965 die. Municipal Building. by Feb. 15, that will put the Com nut tee and cam j a ign co- 1 nion County, for its spring term on Mon- day afternoona, this course 22. Classes will begin Feb; He said Hi>n>t- inwns!ii|' 1 and last for 10 weeks. food store and two small tion would result in a side- ..-.Wollman was Humiliated In final total at $218,647.Thus ordinator for Sen. Harrison Published Every Thursday Morning by day evening, 1-L-b. 1, at Kah- will give instruction to beg- The Clark board oi" ad- reside in s have ld Additional information can • Jusrment, after conducting attached retail stores at yard violation. There were Peter Campana, who served rr M. ay I ligh School. inners or bowlers who desire everybody in the township ark to improve their game. In- be obtained by calling 388- a public hearing on the First 1453 - 1457 Raritan lAoad. no objectors at Monday's as chairman fur rwu u-ars. thai W uh an t-> t- toward a public hearing. O'Malley who participated in this BAUER PUBLISHING & PRINTING LTD. struction includes lectures. 8500. New Jerst'v. Hank's applica- The lone vote in favor of the The nomination was seconded spring wardrobe an ^.b mittee, compiled the figures tunity tu learn alT the steps meeting to consider the mat- their respective- communities It ts the endeavor of these journals to present the news in a sound, retary, and Frank Svaikau- permit is obtained and that appointed a member b) tlu- in the report, which was re- involved in making clothing Pulp Authors: the papler-Mache Class ter at its executive .meet- roof drainage be directed sane, and traditional manner, maintaining the rights of all by accurate factual statement and ckas. municipal council tcj till ilie leased by Harry Lebau, fund -- including pattern selec- ing. away from the property. vacancy caused b\ tin- res- I .lied measured reasoTrabhr-opirrioTr nnn, curring, -biieri-ng, clo- The bank is seeking per- A resolution rejecting the director. company's application for, a Zion Lutheran Church of ignation of John tlodpar, iv'\\ Subscription KaU-s b> Mail Including I'oatiiyc $4 00. Outside Union and Middlesex sures, and finishing the gar- miaaiofi M cooiU-tuct. a $1 Clark was granrcd permis- the First Ward councilman. niunt. Dressmaking and tai- million building for its (.'lark variance noted that the plans Counties $•(} 00. Second Class Postage Paid at Rahway, New Jersey submitted wourd provide for sion to erect a sign of 32 Campana was elected vice loring, for those who al- branch and two floors of of- square feet rather than lim- chairman. Mis nuimruni >n niii w.i> Stanley L \uv. aktjw u nshij si ree fices on the property it ow.ns. parking of only 20 cars in ning, the tiize to the lo —XLHS. .made_b.i _IViex£'jn..aiU ski, an alternau iiu-nib* i Mr. rUjr>u r The variance is required be- front -of -the- stores- and-that A Smile For 1 square feet perhTiue J B'yTawV seconded by- bvaika^kas. iiubui'L cause ttYc-"~prenminary-phrn&--the—trtHiii *^^^—requi-r-es 49 JTbull, who 1 l- spaces, rile resolution said " Frank L.o Russo of 39 Lake Peterson was reeU-cted sec- billLV ui KTii t ti n g, c ro —Tcall for erection of a struc- [he Ciiunc i] BTrcJ" SKoppefs ro esday the store-e-woul-d-e-reato con— _^-\ve,, representing the chur- dmance in Uarfcffes broidery and needlepoint will ture seven TeTTltTgTre~r~ttnrn ch. Told "The board that trie" IVtoved which would-be dan- " voter sr in the lownahip uf dark should, nui jI to ^ the present maximum "height ?estion larger' sign" Ts" needed ""Be- LeCtlÛ rnlBE" "the opportunity Qle CliiQH L ou ^^fffr-HHbc-tow-nfcihip ,-^,ar-niifi. Cake Decor3torjUlpplV-tiie-lcln& -Pflbll Ne-A rfVr^rV B*RJty Ttatcd thnt' Woll- Boylaa's Five Wins hurch's use. Personalized Instruc- :n- yvt'mld only 13 1 l r iS ,ion, has a temiiorary build- feet and that retail stores TUT TJTC ;i. r •I ]-- '_l ' ~__ Orrin T. titm-wttl- -be - given in an-yôi TTtrt-fr- these skills. ing on The Karitan Road prop- would- require nio-tu. spaco^, confuiencv and . branch, school ixjJXii.meinbt-rs was in /.ion Churches ~ iinialfway by M>1 TOR'S -NU Tfc: rius is th*. second in a Mower beading, utilising— erty, which is 1 .uts or>, <•>? tor storage and garbage dis- he was "gratified to receiw- part for fear that suits might originate. questioriing dnii C arterei. I te said the i\ , Jeteated series of weekly sermons by fkatm ay minis- beads un wire, will be ap- and osJ of Block tiu. ' 1 licre posal equi]M"iu-nt. •" the honor/' Wollmar, -,aul the equity of the proportionate representation of thu six light directed at the sign college, bO- ters. 1 his week the pastor at I-irst Haptisi preciated by the wumen with also is access tu ihe prop- i homas i ^'M alley v. as that Campana had served rwo municipalities in rtre- dtwtrtot*---- •-- would be directed toward :•,. win rhe W.£ Ll£.I.._QU^îASi Church devotes his attention to the value ot j n eye fu r he J U ty and th e erty from Wc-stfk'ld Avenue granted perniissi«jn by rhe years as chairman '' 1 aI11\- 1 Invitational IN SlLEblT TOAST As it was, tlie board was ordered b> the courts run I ersonal cotnmlrmem to faitii and the meaning desire to create works of "nrnrrd nr bnulosL thr- -the—cim^ch aad gu._.t>tLû -fo-i-l-v 'wuli diltetrne^- dttî -c-4-- Trr 7 '; h uishi;' in to elect members. M lias lrr-itur lives. art \A ith thei r hands. Stu- Mow J rd L.. Me Murr.i\ ut f Ins home at 22 I.inda 11 i . m. ! he church build- ficienc\ r^.rr -TtTTrfmt-RUGGED MALES s ing is un Karitan Koad. -i,l! IT! Voters, however, will cast their ballots nn the dents will be taught various Resident Guilty In Assault Case 2n>' NU'viing M.AISL- I .anu. dnc although the conatruc- Also at ir.eei- WHO USED TO BOAST and while the regional -board hatr lt.n--niu-l.iuid—i • "nioflir>a"S~b"r" creating petals " Worcilds, it was alleged Mi )unt ainsidt-, a rchitt-c t for '' 11 you aren't as close to Cod at> you one e v\ er<. , don't -Richard Wor-rilds, 35, of raxpjvvrb, :it.- icll liiat Uitr which is about 7'^more than last year, this is not too by Kenneth N. Siege 1, assis- the p rupost/d bull Jing, e\- "1 CARE NOT HOW MY WIFE nuke a .mistake about which one has moved." It is and leaves for flowers, ex- 507 Lt-, Milton" Ave., Rahway, unreasonable an increase, although it wuuld have bt_-en (renifly popular in thecrea- tant prosecutor, turned the plaint.-d thai (he building may a was - xxiii. IV.LLCV.- IIIUI'L RAVES AND RANTS human nature tu make excuses when our religious was found guilty by a jury luaded weapon on Patrolman p Jury Pay Static encouraging if the regional board could have held the tiun of centerpieces. b k h 42 U-<-'t in 1 t.uth no longer lias the meaning it had when we were on charges of assaulting four Donald Caulfield, Chester be k-ss than .(,-v. 1 i.-r SL-N ' s j !•; ii j .. v ' rs I MAKE THE RULES HERE Increase less than 5,'^ to try tu give the taxpayers Fur die woman who pre- when final ; Ian,-, a n.- drawn voung. Like young children we point our finger at ou r policemen with a shotgun in Holmes, James Regan and the 1 IrCrl\r^. *io .; ,!.!'. ) 11! S 2 C-'HIS some relief. KI IK >mK a U-w I WEAR THE PANTS" •brother and say. _'' It V_hia_faulu_'' We may blame our ters the "real thing," a January, 19o9, and will face late Ldwin Fulhamus. The anU thus wo .1 n 11K- !i •:" irju-l i x| (.-MSL-^ A^-feao-f; howevtH£T-tU*i-. r-*?g-ionai- board has -jiij.de HUIIUI -it IIU'SF—rn ""frown:—arranging feet higher than tlu :^ t\-et Todiiy' s Hirs Tomorrow's Memories 1 THESE PRETENDERS ARE GONE NOW y enemies, oar minister, our fellow cTiurcrT members, or in Wn. l.^ i lu receive effort at economy as was indicau-d when John CulK-n, w ill reveal the mechanics lor Court Judge John I-.. Bar- i periiiiited. lu- said" the addi- DEEP INTO LIMB€ Clark's reprcsencauve on the regional board, qu^s turned our uwti family members. I he time has come to stoi Milton Ave. address on a tional tlelgtll is reu.i.l red û Cleaners and Launderers Inc. tin- same tee ni cutting, conditioning and er> r the 10 per'Cent rise in the Clark Board ut Kducatiun looking for excuses and recognize that the problem may £ domestic complaint. air-corrctrttOning ducts and COMPLETE AUDIO CENTER THEY CAN ONLY GLARE be enti rely ours. arranging plant materials. hndgf*r before members of the Southwest Civic Associ- :;:-:v:v:;:v>:::x > :;:-:v::;v:::>:::::?^^^ electrical wiring may he in- AT THEIR FAVORITE BIMBO Have we let the tools of our faith get ruuty so tt.-t-v Hie _ worna_n who enjoys ation Monday night. expressing herself in the stalled in a ^\ de approxi- BUT THEY MUST ADMIT" Taxpayers cannot begin tu spend their time examin- r\K> longer speak to our needs' The uther day I tried u, The Most Lasting Gilt Of Doing Business As Phoebe kitchen will discover new Eye for Beauty? Try Flower Beading mate^ full'" feet ing the details of 40-page or inure budgets. School cut up a log fur my fireplace with a rusty saw, when Chief Smar Gels All His feathers M.een eact. ot ilk f . Ihe MADAMrT HAS IMPROVED OUR SCENES it didn't work well 1 usetf my rusty axe, when that didn't horizons in cake'decorating administration stafls spend months preparing budgets, Celll ngS ot the fl \\. OLiki MUSIC work i decided not to light the fire. Have we become LUO classes. Itair styling in- Clurk, and dessert at the rs 165 Westfield Ave., Clark AS SHE STROLLS ABOUT and taxpayers arc- not going to learn in days and weeks Anthony T. Smar, who lie li' tet r abi 'Ve fluur. Snow Dry Cleaners bubv or sophisticated that the tools uf worship, ot Bib- structs die students in the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. what others have compiled over much longer periods. Explorer Ship 44 has been the temporary chtcf lie said. Visit Our New Show Room For IN HER HIGH FASHION JEANS heal study, and of personal prayer have liceuiik- rusty- methods of setting, styling J. Snarski of 43 Post Rd., Private Lessons All Instruments — Sales — Service (rank M. \ m ol M>2 l».r- rJU,rl,iM J j.n«» P. Ka.i« 197 I However, taxpayers can alwa\scle.irl\ see how econo- It is easy tor the f.i.re of faith to go out if we have not and combing the hair in ways Clark. There was entertain- of police In Clark, was given mical a budget is by luokmg at the pere^nia^c ot in- which will be most flattering. CSL Or.; ''nion, chairman of The Latest Equipment Record Albums — Cassettes — Instruments used the tools made available lo US tu cut wueid. Has Five-Course ment at the home of the permanent status Tuesday 295 Inman Ave.r Colonia, N.J. crease, Ihe cuursc v.ill be taught Snarski lamUy. rhe hoard ^>i iiu l-irsi \e\\ Full Line Gibson Guitars - Amps Last year, less than 10 per cent of township resi- It amazes me how many persons have removed the in the beauty culture room, ttighf -when -Public—Safety—X^ JertSqy Hank, tuld il;e hoard discipline ot personal study, worship and prayer from Ship No. 44's members Also Fender - Plush - Traynor — Ampege dents took tile trouble to exercise their franchise comprising e v e r\ fac i 1 i t y o f Director Thomas P. Kel- of ad Justm ent rh a r 1 IO has Pick L p a n d D c 11 \ c i;\ their lives. It is very possible tor us to become ver\ met at dec ed la Presbyter- Always A Big Discount Drums - Slingland - Ludwjg — Rogers right at the regional school board'election. Ihis vear an actual beauty salon. Meal in 5 Homes ian Church, Clark, before martln invested him. Mr. bft*n inv.-UeO lit iht Cun- 1 assive in our faun expecting tu be fed rather than ot !ii Organs - Farfisa — Loury — Story and Clark The Patriot hopes mwnsluj voter participation will be lollowing tiu.-. suggestion of Jesus Christ when lie said: W irh wigs in all sizes, Members uf Sea bxplorer going to the Philo home. Smar was chosen temporary in bank- o R.ihwav .uul (Mark P.urons greater. "Seek and yuu will find." (Matthew 7;7) shapes, colors .aid textures Ship No. 44,. 1 hunderbird, Richard t_ . Burger Jr. On Cassette Tapes M0N. TUE. THUR. 10-9 P.M. chief Sept. 17 of last year ing. I (lie iiank It is' only when se seek the Lrutli ui Cod in our bib- being rhe newest race, the had a five - course progres- playt-d tlit^ guitar tor entcr- 'm course in wig care and styl- sive dinner nn Jan. 16. The ta-mment. and replaced Capt. John plans tc HOURS: WED. FRl. SAT.10-6 lical Btudy that we will hear Cod's word. U it; only vvlitru tiy r we regularly and actively participate in worship thai ing wITI cnaivu the "Students' evonr "was planrurd by th-e Employers Waicrson who was adlttg: HAM/.SJFASHION SHOPPE u with LETTERS™™ EDITORS we will discove r God's good news breaking into our tt> t.eleer the best and most yeornan, t i ail Miller of chief for a while after the i .iill Lll-iL l' a The l-.niployer Legislative us own (.mranc woul il20 R"u-fitttfi" Rotid, Clark - - -m lives. It i£ only when we Lea-rn fhe meaning at prayer \[5Jc 11 vc w i^_ for th_enisei- Clark. OR .L.I AN " ^TTRT I VNITI Master Charge • ves and teach them tu care Committff of Union County retirement of the first full- made a\ ai lahlt t civic 1 l as communication with God "and our brother that we Ihe members--were ser- r- M i | W.iKK I Ml ' 'KiN ' ^ "• part ut the public record so fur and style it arviToine. met yesterday afternoon in time police chief, William ganizations, 2.U-INMAN COLONIA BankAmericard will begin to feel Cod'a presence daily. ved i; u nc h at th e home of Wavne, Ban and Kicliard M3^r rs. rrnrncrors 382-0220 Floodgates Open the voters of Clark could L earning to evaluate room J the Town and Campus Res- I'm VulCed ih.e ! 'l lllloli HANK AMI KK. AKD M I I Kt'HAKGl L When our religious faith is neglected, we can not Mr. and Mrs. W. N. l hilo T. Muth. Dresses-Sportswear-Lingerie see why and who is interest- p ruble ms and suave them taurant, • I'nion, to hear a the- branch also would be ot expect to have it tu give us the. meaning we seek. Only of 9 Iroquois Kd., C ran- ed in promoting Clark for as professionals/do will be talk by Frank L. Bate. service ro depositors be- this project. when we seek tu understand the will of Cod in our world ford; soup at the "home of XC> the H i_gh -R isc the main functio/i of the in- Mr. and Mrs. tdward Kud- cause a I Jocatel machine Bridal and Accessories '" "Secondly, 1 ree%mly read . through, warship, .Study and prayer will we find it. It is terior decor atlsig course, yk of 57 Alice Lane, Clark; would be"installed. I he mac- that more garden apartment very easy tu sit back, watch tulevisianâttend church which also will t;ach the use salad at the home of Coun- hine permits holders ot M as- HOTTlii: Mnn-1'ura-Weti-Sat. lo a.m.- units are planned for Rar- quarterly, keep the Bible in our book slielves, and Deluge, She Says of color, room ai rangement, cilman and Mrs. Klchard rerchar^c cards ro obtain itan Rd. What happened to all pray in emergencies, but if tins is our pattern, we SPlTCrAI. IIOl'RS-Thur- Fri. 10 a.m.-O p.m.- 1 accessories, carpeting and C. Burger of 52 Coldevin cash lor emergencies ai those promises of "ab- should not expect much for we are not seeking. Inman Ave., Colonia An the new year begins, wall covering. Rd., Clark; chicken, red cab- night and Ju ring w eekends solutely no more apartments .1 believe that God wants to make his presence known it brings to mind that trad- bage, corn and rice at the when the bank is not upt-n. faF Clark?" Do our elected in the lives uf every person. I believe^ however that God A five - WQCJ; course in itionally this Is the time for bowling for wufnen will be home of Mr. and Mrs. H. said the bank -employs \ a.m. tu m officials have such short ~ doe-s not force himself upon man. His response to ue eight persons, including a making resolutions and re- will depend upon our willingness to seek his will and offered through/ the Kahway K. Miller of 47 Post Rd.. St. George Ave. Railway newing old committments. memories? The public does manager, in the branch and Ainiilc Parking not. his love for our lives. To do this we must clean off the tliat thtê would be a small r U ^ rhe el-a—ef—fctu-r ro recall thatthis is the ot" law and order and tra- Special L are In Handling Draperies & Slipcovers election of 1968 when Clark: y increase in the number if a Lee I 's Preserve Your Wedding (-own With of way it was before"the storfn diliUTt;—— — —- ; .voters elected a mayor and read again of the building message of love and brotherhood. The next time you . orhr.nl qvs- heW miUdlng TS^ ^ Bui L <^C Jan-Ell Shoppe focl far -a^y from God ask yoursolfi "Has-Cod movod broke ôver our school s>s Conservatives fall into two Siindavs 7-6 Closed Tuesday councilmen - at - large violations mentioned by caregorit-M -- ttit* dedicated banker-said the Karitan Since each one of these men Sern of Canterbury queen" .etrn own- ^ SH.JLRXS spoke at a Southwest Civic 1 was under the impression and community action." clarifying the real role of tuals," and the white (army) c-tl fur db<.»ui rftx months antl Association meeting, I can that we had a full time build- process of learning. I o pro- tJiat an uld house and. barn C Wedding Cakes-BiffhdaY-ParHes- - - ^ i iov*!i - --• ing inspector earning around vide the very best Founda- The Rahway Kiwanis Club our schools, remains a-n open ants. Both are.equally vi- on the sire have been de- 21 WITH SEAMUSS GUTTERS only attest tu their state- aaks all readers of this let- question to be decided by the cioueârrogant and stupid. i Entitle. ments at that time in re- $9,000 yearly to protect re- rion for' learning is essen- molished. He added tharthe CM Any ter to consider their indivi- majority of those who choose Both are the carefully in- DRY ALCOA ALUMINUM SIDING 20 io 30% Off On gard to the First Ward. sidents from this sort of tial, if we are sincerely in- doctrinated perverts of our branch's drive - up window S3.-50 Dry thing. With all this news terested in the future of our dual contributions in this to vote. now serves frum 200 tu 250 Oid«r. Thl* EGGS C Not any one of those men, ageT Wherever trouble ex- ROOM ADDITIONS - GARAGES - ALTERATIONS of contemplated building children. To do otherwise fight tu Gave our enjoyment I recall a conversation Coupon Uuit B f Pin- • CLEANING <*-"' i'y torch or for that matter, any others ists, the conservative may be notorists a week, ALUMINUM COMBINATION WINDOWS AND DOORS ONLY 99 GAL. going L>n, who will keep tabs ty perpetuate rhe failing of life and nature, OnO e off thh e with some high school stu- who ran on ocher party lines, p f on by his ln- Ihe first tloor would be Brought In, on these contractors then? easiesi ways in-whlch wecan 1»n*-K favored high - rise-buildings educational system which" used by the bank for its of- Who is to blame when build- all participate Is to enter into today'd s adults wish onlyy that vis eTcommunlsr £al;mnarr=- In any section • of town. has now become a national iccs while "the other two ers are permitted to get away an intensive re-cycling of he kids keep quiet. The fact lpulating him like a puppet on Therefore, 1 feel only shock problem. p a floors would be rented io Bernie^s "Westbrant Auto Parts with violating our building d _strlnfc. TWIN OVENS BAKERY and disbelief at what has We parents, teachers and find mnrhôf rheir code and who is going co en- be reused. Save newspapers, school work to be boring and I Could _ } on and on; sub- transpired in our town in a board members bear there til rhe area is required by 2"4 Wesxficld Ave,Clark 20 CLARKTON SHOPPING CENTER force lt vigorously? aluminum products, etc. and irrelevant seems of little stituting "conservatives" short span of two years, aponsibility *io have h for "liberals," which you the bank, Pin ruld rhi-board. RETAIL NAME BRAND phm 4 ACCESSOCI" WHOLESALE ,-_L^PXesurne_ with this letter fo'resiRht to provide within don'd' t pup t theh m in thd e garbagebg g , concerornn" to many parents. RgRTTAN ROAD 888 St. George Ave. Rahway Tn Tils New Yearns t)ay- used in your letter, Mr. McMurray tea tit led that A: DISCOUNT PRICES sage. Mayor 1 wifl have made some addi- thescHbol system""HTe"tDa'Ch- -In - Hfw-a-rvy areas -scouting. _.Unii._tiL._Lhern_i}Ut it very rhe property consists of ! *\ TL A T\\ ^. Hours: 9:30 to 6 P.M. Daily "d"Adultl s thinhikk of thh e Pfister. ~ " ------. WllhHK HKIIKK IU Tl'L-K BAkF.KS \1AK\ Hl.bl iional_enemxes__at town_hallA _ing_iiiC thus^riilngs wjilch arc groups, church groups, P.I. bluntly, L^—a—place- to_send Why.._carL* L-_yjju. s îliiir_hy- ' 79,560 -PH-GNfc BHQNL On The Acme Plaza Thurs. Si Fri. til 9 P.M. but'perhaps the shock'waves" of lasting value and prime"' AT|S7-^TC.— arc—eontiiitmll^-schuol- i -"thr—-• \KTS ron of Clark's undeveloped land holding clean-up drives and their kids to get them out of lumping everybody into-cat- will rock a few complacent importance. I rate the ability 8,352 square feet, or 11.7 MASTF-RCHARGE must be used fur commcr- collecting such doings as the way but, outside of that, egories and then generalizing boats before ir is too late to read of prime importance. per cent, parking for 110 UANK.AMER1CARP clal or industrial high-rise aluminum cans and paper, they just don't give a damn* you are only defeating your OPMSUMMYS and Clark is so drastically The thirst for knowledge cars would be available anu" buildings. Nut only dues the organiza- Just look how-many even try purpose? For every one of Auto Air Cond. Specialist CLARK NEW JERSEY. changed that we won't even goes along with good reading rhe area would he landscap- I'ni Card If there Is any doubt where tion collecting such items to find our what Is going on. your blanket statements, I MARK IV BRAND recognized it anymore. skills and the understanding ed, McMurray said. Master Charge Hours-. Oaily o;.*u iu 9 p.m. Carnival Brand Bras & Lingerie a large bulk, of this undevel- obtain money from which Look how many vote." could show, yuu a hundred blectric Accessories of our language. Failure to RnnkAmericar d •bunday^.* at 7 p.m. oped land Is located, let me exceptions; just as you could --ha-wU-^betua. -re-- -r—Genex-ai_ll£:pairs_ ^ 381-8564 Mrs. Linda Fischer read and comprehend re- *they can further their con- Ihe first part is debata- viewed by the I'nion County make this perfectly clear ble, but there is a crushing show me a hundred for mine. Monique Sports Ensembles at the start, in bold .type, 48 Lance Dr. suits in a nation of under- tributions to society, but the You speak of communism and and Clark Planning Hoards, material collected reduces logic to the final point, COR. GRAND & IRVING SIS, so there can be no mistake. Clark educated people who will not say it is using liberals to the applicant's attorney, substantially costs to tru- You will elect three-mem- RAHWAY, N. J. 381-9793 New Bucilla Silver Flake Yarn The Oak Ridge golf course, be able to use their poten- further its cause. Can'j.. you Edward Joseph Tucker of Westbury Dresses and Pants "Suits taxpayer by lowering the bers of the board of lues- located in the First Ward, tial and rise above medio- see it is using divided people 10 Cherry St., l.lizabeth, Acquiring Skills amount of solid waste to be day, 1-eb. 9, and the elec- Easy Cure, W .lshahlc. Mothproof represents approximately crity, because they lack the to further its cause? With stated. disposed of, and extends the*^" results will have a pro- Now Open With T26 acres of- thin land. In -r • •* * = »• • skills with which to reach conservatives yelling and Saul Schachter uf 22 W. YOUR CLEANERS uae of available land till found eifcCL on every student 1 AWNS I ABRITS PATTt-KNb AOOMPLtlt other words, Mayor Kacz- IS Major r unction for a higher plane. ln ()Ur pointing their lingers ar lib- St. George Ave., Linden, a areas. In addition, reserves schools. It takes only NH [ ;> ll Very Latest Fashions marek favors industrial and Not only 1B there a need a erals, and liberals yelling real estate agent;'Testified- liLLJ TUIii. l^LM 1^ ^L - ' -" YARN SHOP of these products are inert?a- little lime to vote, less for purely academic pro- and pointing their fingers at that the trend in 'the iiari- commerical high rise on the Af School SvSTcm sed for our future enjoyment, than it takes to read a news- l IunM grams, the need for voca- conservatives, communism tan Road area is to com- WITH THIS COUPON THE Oak Ridge golf course. Had ^ ^*- ^> HCUl The Rahway Kiwanis Club paper or to watch the tele- WhEN THE WINDS TURN COLD tional education is also vi- has a perfect cover to move mercial construction. Heal- he been candid with the Fir- our school does, therefore, urge that all vision news, OUR GIRLS CAREER ENSEMBLES ARE LEADING THE system was tal, and I believe the dis- in under. Of course, commu- so pointed out that the cup- 65 E. Cherry St. AND IT STARTS TO SNOW st Ward vonexa in designed to per- readers join in cooperating Mere then is an opportun- FASHICJN PARADE IN ALL FINANCIAL INSTITU- "SPECIALS tributive education program niii-rn will take OYCX* Butonly^ olas of the A-Mart, Stone- PANTS 490 DRESSKS....$1.24 SEWING doubt whethec. he would 6e form a specific function, to with the various civic of gah- *H' to make the news not Rahway in a step in the right direc- if we let it. Conservatives TIONS 1N TOWNf THE DESIGNERS' COLLECTION . wall_Sayings and Loan_ As- SKIRTS 49C SUITS. $1,29 In offlce today, and perhaps insure a "basic education for izations who from Time to just watch it, txi become a sociation anj Franklin State 9:S0 io 3BB-1SI3 tion. This program should or liberals...! don't'care whar WORN AT ALL OUR OFFICES IS A BEAUTIFUL SWEATERS 49C Covering Co for that he would be grate- e P e U C y a spec- Bank buildings nearby are KIT Thurs. till ful ^ ° ! ^natar nf rhTm be condnued'and'encoJraged time launch clean-up drives, participant not just you call yourselves...we're MATCH TO THE BEST SERVICES AVAILABLE would not consist of the_ill wnw will be helping to fight taror .More Importantly, 34 feet high or higher. Sch- 205 West Main Street Rahioay, Neiv Jersey For years I have heard iterate ancTthe uneaTrcraTeTr:—^r-^^TL potttirtHy c—and—that 1-eo aotod thai-, the TTt^y:--7Cra^h-e-0YgflTiI%a"tr6TfK-h--- - _,.,..--- --, Please nut down your- TOLD YOU SO WE CARRY A FULL LIME OF it stated in Republiean, as Today, we must equip the F a Clark's growth, 50 per cent well as Democratic circles, student with die skills need- roferrcd to and help u* all .tu bridge the generatengap. us 90*.. ^ ^ ^ g^Vand ilQUARIUM Phone 388-2O7O GET YOUR SNOVTTTRH5 Hahway to improve the qualify of-lHr - When -you pull the lever f^rG ancl >our gUn in >10 years, is tlie greatest U low n "Your first Job Is to go—fo^th—a«d Jifi- Tm—j^p—vuting TrracritTTe' yorr percentage Increase in the NEEDS BRANDS. ALSO A FULL LINE OF and then you can Lif according ro his or her fur Neighborhood Schools for ourselves andifurTeTlow-" pulling together ând no F-QR- ^ e candidate, believe the school men* are saying something very one FIRSf ARMSTRONG PRODUCTS. change your mind and do what ability and will to succeed, Leo Kahn important to all of our young will ever conquer us. P.EX SUPPLIES BIRDS you want, anyway." How- —To allo-- w any studen• t• to- sli"p system is a public enterprise Schachter esttmsretf• "irrat President people. You are saying sim- Betty Phelan the building should give PROFESSIONAL RL-^-IJ And ever, I never really saw through the school ewer**™ funded wirh the hard-eam- TROPlCkL OWING and ROAD M-RV1C1 e tax ply bur eloquently, "I care. Clark an additional $32^500 this plan in action until now, and graduate without becom- " f dollars of our local Rahway Klwanls club 18 Terhune Rd. DOG GROOMING 4 Oo you care?" Youth will Clark in tax revenue a year. Dealing specifically with the ing as proficient — — '« citizens. We must in all learn the answer when they Tucker, in summarizing planned VUlnan êight-story capable "in reading compre- ^ consciencee heed their RCNS Candidate read and see the vote tally. 3 and, provide the best tlie bank's case, said that CALL 381-0220 hotel- and o^c^-^bulidlntt-heard tic -lfl.-to.re maTcTrtg excessTve Big Vote 1193 -Rardtan Rd^, Clark Main Stroot - Wahway. Mew Jersey sru- demands. We raust neither ^wKlchôuld^TVoVêTSeheticl'al US 1WMAN AVE., COLONIA - 381-U45 lt said chat thio would- be dent's future potential. FoFTioopc ration" kill "the gpbse who laid the Rabway no dark and added 'that-the an isolated use of high rise. CrnTOren have the right On behalf of-the Rahway—J SAVINGS "barik seeka to construct Corner of Central Ave. However, already rwo ot- golden egg/ nor short- to oxpect to be taught -the Show Concern Congregation of Jehovah's building which would be ade- FREE DELIVERY -her applications (one for an skills" necessary to give them chan£e our children. witnessee, 1 thank you for quate for its. future. _needa 381-2861 SUBSCRIBE NOW TO office building on Central/ a firm base from which to Mrs. Rita M. As a Rahway Citizens fur AnSWCIS Ptistcr; your coverage 'afoxnr Bible rother than erecting a small- Ave. and one for the First launch their life's goals. 463 Lower Aided Drive Neighborhood Schools cand- convention held ln Union this er 'structure and having. to Na J. Bank-on Rarican-Rd.) If we—have -aijoard-of-ed- weekend. GRANT CITY - OPPOSITE PATHMARK SCHWANKERT'S Rabway - ._. idate for a seat on die Rah- Asks United US build "patchwork" addi- havc been filed with jicightg ucatlon primarily Interested "M airy;- tions. way Board of 1-ducation, I WESTRELD o WOODBRIDGE . thlnjp Ir npprnprlntg tO,OQ.n>- . ...I" ^l11^^-tjê-pr-lvilege-ol-the0 ^r' Don Pfis" - puBlic -to-become flwarfi^l The—board 1 voted, A J.^ Daily Hours Are 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. sently allowed. The flood- .ing process and memEers menWte on the Importance of" •*---- the proprTsalby Lln-~ WEST LAKE FOOD CENTER gates are already beginning who-are willing to recognl- for rti^ffrsf^me ui'severai many conservatives. I have perplexing problems facing £6T R AUWA W JNi EXV- to open and the Vlllnan"var- 2e the need for a change of veart our c 1^ reached the inescapable con- our conjmunitiee today.ê for conerruction of a retail lyTDTTD' " "~" T iance has not even been policy, we can develop a_finc One of the foremost prob- ^^ from controve^y, anS elusion that today Vconfler- of rhe aims of the convention ~FUS7 ABOUTMEAT^ ^ncy-Pou granted yet- Word travels educational system in Rah- icmo facing our society to- tberc is no burning issue vat^ve is the most powerful was to assist in making tnese ec no burning issue ^ p Authority Adopts Budget 420 LAKE AVENUE .-. COLONIA., NEW JERSEY ItiBurnt- fhaT tfifcîh^jd^^ laaVthl . -. just A 19?1 operating budget of have attempted to die- policy _ot putting lne.xperl- environment. t ppi e enn n concentratnentrat e on their tcrnatlonal ijgrmmnrt IX UNION COUNTY -in ; fleers and maa toy Btocjchold^ and second grades bechangbechang - onne of itits majoaj r emphasihi s righih t witlilii tne worldld , or so , by rhe New Jersey Turnpike .H**7IT ers of both ViUnan PUteen cd'6i~xn6WleS7" programs Tor 1970 - 71', has It seems. means by which our country Circuit SupervlEor and Wa Es BB. , AAssociatesi , The primari y gradcd p arc adopted the theme "T" o im- Yet, before we lapse into will be hopefully conquered but to- no avail. ILcgally, wnile h er bralnwa s e Jehovah's Witnesses A— where the basic foundation prove the quality of our en- the pleasant world of com- L 1 " ^P^,1f*^ the Be names should bo a 1B laid for thc_ continuing vironment throuKh individual placency, lt might be well allow them to-unaor tne gumc

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See Our Model Kitchens Sculptor to Demo orris gram Hrs. Mark Bundy Stars in Floor Show Community State Fire Destroys Disployed~cTt~ Technique Installed as min Rosen Inside of Car HUFFMAIH(OOS The interior of 'a station MODEL HOMES Waylande Gregory will wall with 50 life-sized The Clark Jaycee-ettes orations. All were given leis Benjamin Rusen, retired president uf Community wagon owned by Mrs. Sarah Route #18 & Arthur St. demonstrate the techniques figures adorns the National held a "Pass the Bank" pro- DOA Councillor Wyatt, 54, of 29 L. Milton and also a flower for her irate- bank and Trust (. ompany of 1 .indc-n, was guest East Brunswick of sculpturing next Thurs- Municipal Center' in Wash- gram on Jan, 13 in die Stone- hair. Officers of Abraham Clark uf honor at a dinner at the Chanticler nn Jan. 12 with Ave., Railway,, was ruined by day, Feb. 4, at S p.m. in the ington. He has conducted A tricky tray party will wall Savings and Loan As- Council No, 73, Daughters more than 2S<> guests in attendance. fire as it was parked in the Clark Public Library. Hie be held by the Community The purpose of die pro- many lectures and has in- sociation office, Clark. gram was to promote a bet- of America, were installed A founder of the hank and president ol ttu institution 1500 block of Totten Street program Is being sponsored structed man\ classes in the Mothers' Club of Rahway on Guests were th,e . Wood- for the new year by the dis- last Thursday, by the Clark Arr Association. Tuesday, Feb. 9, at the home ter understanding and an ex- for tht* last three years, Rosen retired as of Dec. 31, lltHEN of sculpturing. bridge Jaycee-etfccs.-- The change of ideas between trict deputy, Mrs. Elsie Fel- l^TO. btartL-d_ in 1955 with capital sn^l surplus ut $5uO, Gregory, who has achieved Of Mrs. Albert Koehjler. Firemen said die car con- he dss(Kiauon it; planning theme was Hawaiian holi- chapters. slng, in rhe American Legion H00 thr bank has total assr-is of mure than 562 million tained j ltfad of newspapers. worldwide recognuioh for his offer .i course in sculptur- . A warm-up to tfiat affair day. Foe A Fr«» SurVWy } will be a dessert meeting Mrs. Joanne Federico was Hall, Clark.. _ and live offices in l.inden and Rah way. Mrs. Wyatt1 s sister, Mrs. works, has his art in main ing next spring, if J SUffl- Mrs. Betsy Hourihan of chairman. She is state direc- At thr dinner wrrr K. ha Hnwell and Raymond museums as w t-11 a.-, in r of n ,ui: .IK- rs a at the Claude H. Reed Rec- Rahway, Area 3 vice presi- Mrs. Mark Bundy is .the bcnevieve Moore, of 153-1 reation and Cultural Center tor for the Clark chapter. A new councillor, M rs. I£dward \* e sner, retired commissioner II : ,!<•[ utv ^ i .mmissiun- I otten Street, told Patrol- CALL 381-6737 White dent, and Mrs. Pat Miller business meeting was follow- er, resp ecriv,ely, <>t tl; \ev\ Point, on Tuesday, Jan.26,at which Walcoff the associate coun- L I r'ric A i >ej a rrn .ent ot man Dominic Nardonethat Or. Viuit Our Showroom t\jr of Bayonne, visitation chair- ed by games and serving of ^. ilo^cl! ius m utt ) S 5 y.hen rhe charter a travelogue on "Turkey and cillor, Mrs. Raymond Pitch- n; 1 she saw a man running from 29 E. MILTON AVE. i <~- Wt -d nt- s d a \ pa i n u n.g man, also were guests. refreshments. t.\ 'ii'inumii \ hank . •! A .i s issued, ir being 1 Jbs«.-b- jndor . Ail> n Scha- the Balkan Peninsula" will ford, vice councillor; Mrs. l There were Hawaiian dec- John Pallay, associate vice rhr cti.i rier \ >,<. >u t-11 during his term of the vehicle as it burst into RAHWAY tfer. v Urist-s will LH- huld be presented by Mrs. Mor- flames. liiirar> irum ^ u; 1 1 timer Gibbons. councillor; Mrs. Marian THROWING THEIR WEIGHT AROUND ... Ready to start some- (Opp. R. R. Sto«ion) Frestwich,. conductor; Mrs. -'-. tranifd, illuminates rts..luti,.n tiutu ring Kosen's v a It '-M, ft-k period The mothers* last get-to- thing, athletically speaking. Is this group of youngsters which 1 Archie Hoornbeck, warden; si I'UCI \\.is i resented H' l-.ni' In William G. Dowd, Feb. I '. \'hv fee gether was at the home of Is participating In Saturday recreation graded group games at Ms. iVrsons mti- Mrs. John Hagaman, 1354 Mrs. Dorothy Schroeder, in- Ir., director ut finance tor the c ltv ot l.lizabeth and a uk-; horn- Mrs. Jefferson Ave., Rahway, last side sentinel; Miss Joyce Frank K. Hehnly School. Mrs. Darlene Gampana, right, Is direcrer DI rtii hank, en Ix-hall ut tiu hoard ut directors. Wilkinson ar ^ week. The president, Mrs. Ihjig, outside sentinel; Mrs'. supervisor. Six of the eigftt youngsters, two were not Identi- * iii behalt i:t r!ie hank etn[.lu\ee^, a gift to Deborah Citywide Democratic Club William Tebe, past council- i uispual m hwin-r uf Kosen y. as p resented ro turn by Theodore Siccama, .was in fied, are Chris MagPire, Jim Magulre, Howard Weinerman, lor; Mrs. Joseph Salt, as- Mrs, Murul Makarchek, jssisun: vice ; resident, an association charge. She was assisted by Maria Styler, Barbara Simpson and Beth Styler. Mrs. Kenneth Freeman and sociate pa(5t councillor. empluVee ot the bank Since l[ was opened. rs. Edgar Roberts- Flag bearers will be Mrs. OMPOSITES Karu.m R.J.K! *ind Wlllian TrndM'rs". johrr '; €"-ra~rV,— SYPERDA - SULLIVAN Pischeda with Mrs. t-'sther tlu- Social S(.-curit> Ad- r ' Miss Ariene Schtltt Mrs. William Xebe was ^- llruaî -Sur-cx_tT •pre"fi"eTitelT " pin for her. WiirJcduring, the of Education Candidate Night .3k Sullivarr—of—1081— iams was j; Sch< Rahway, caGlenn— uf— 4.-3- percent in -imuj.inu-.L 1 v>lil Alan Syperdaof Oxford, Ohio. Mrs. JRFhaabe, IT—wn s- -m rr d -before secur-uy- $-11,: rhc capital Mr. Syperda is the eon of gives the bank to Mrs. Claire Kolakowskl, president of the fla-gs for usr at Abrahanr- -gains, Raymond W. Bauer, tcr-tax security losses m_ Mrs, Lois Syperda of Wyo- president, announced. The 19o9 of Sl.S5.-il,1-.. Woodbridge Jaycee-ettes, at the "Pass the Bank" program Clark bchuol. iMirh .. . „ . 1'he next tiieering waa set bank reported a record in- Mr. and~tvTrs. Raymond j. umfei&n Club," Deposits at year-end I^-'O Ol assign Donald Syperda. nf the Clark nnlt. With them is Mrs. Betsy Hourihan of Rah- ^ ^ a, wheoa ,uc:al will come .of .£2,39^208, after King of 729 W. Scuit Ave., Miss king is a graduate vor of 194 Cut ter AVL* where hcb : Stood at "^203,552/.U<), up i it .ritit: in. The bride-to-be is a reg- deducting applicable income fl (ivt- Driut-- Rahway, have announced the of .Wilfred Beauty School, have announcL-d Ule way, Area No. 3 vice president. be held. from $194,757,7Uii at tlu vnt\ n r .Y Hi, Woo graduatc ol istered X-ray technician at tax and excluding results oi engagement of cheir daughter, Newark, She is employed by nient ul their daughter. Miss iar\ t- uf W(W. Loans r* laled >13-I, J5--I W UlK f iiy.1I Schyol, is >i Tulho, a 19oS grad- Memorial General Hospital, security sales. This com- American Legion Hall Mr. AnLhony'Sj Railway. Susan Marie Yavu r, to Ro- Mr. 777,350 compared u Jch vl 2S, Vr ]7ry In "~^Wells Fargu pares with $2,115,800 in 1S>(W. vt-n John Swain, son of Mr. Mr. Swain is a junior ar bert IîTulHn, s(.)'n of Mr. nf-nah-w-ayi-rtgfh School, -Union. Check This List To Collect Cash From Uncle Sam ^12,935, At ycar-ejad^ iyia.1 . .j fi Htr-r shart^ n*Hr—operating Ur :xrvici-. Nc- Glassboro Stare College, and Mrs. IVtur Di lulliu ul is a Htudem at Glass- Mr. Syperda ie a graduate ALL ii-EART- -*i-MayiwL,lJiiiinas_JL-K^czniarfik_ ot Clatk_ sJgits^ an-J Mrs. James Ii, Swain of You're in the money if you Fhe checks wt.-rc not jr- If ujur name i^ mi tlu earnings in 197ij rose to $1.45 assets reached a ri-u Inch Maple Avenue, Rahway 394 Ef. Grand Ave.,* Rahway. Glassboro. He is a member 571 Orchard St., Rahu.u. siatr v.-liege. He is assistant at Miami Univer- proclamation making February Heart Montti, as State Senator tiil; live in Rahway and your name livered because tht- taxj.av- abuve list, all ywu have to do per share from "$1.72 in the of $235.7 milli.-:,, LIJ Vl 1 The announcement was re- of Tau Omega Phi fraternity. Miss Yavor, a graduate r-1fiLi ir. social studies. y. Oxford, where he is a : is Catherine G. Minor, Mike ers tailed ro inform the post- tu collect is io visit any lo-prior year. The latter figure million from $224." r.ulliur, Matthew J. Rinaldo looks on. Sen. Rinaldo halls from Union vealed ar a parry In rhe Col- of John \ . kt-nnedy Muiiiur- JIIIH \^~2 wedding is candidate for a master's de- Officers for 1971 Will Be Elected A 1972 wedding is; planned, r Robinson, John J. Kupinski, master ur tht- IRS ul their at the end of l^)(î. lal High School, Iselin, ib ed alter craauauon. g ê. cal Internal Revenue Service is adjusted fur the five per and is fund-raising chairman of the Union County Heart As- il-MAK - k. AR AMI b Jr., Jamea Russell Swain... new address after moving ur uf I'ice. I hei'L-'s one inNi-wark eem stock dividend issued in I HUM AS - PANIH^ v c sociation. The proclamation was signed last Saturday. Mr. Sefranka is employed MACK - l'I AI Or Ronald Wills, Samuel U. because of unidentified mail at J7u JJroad St. IVct-mber, l )70. boxes in multi-family dwell- M :. and Mrs. Henry kara- by the Hatfield Wire and Wilson, Harold Blount, Man- Support Heart Fund Net income, including se- Miss Deborah Ruiia Daniulii Cable Division, Continental ! lit- engagcnit-m »jt M iss uel and Dolores Cambei.ro, ings or illegible writing, curity transactions, amount- i f Ji' Muumainviev. is engaged ro Gerald Vance Glve--so more will live. Cojjper and Sreel Industries kadir\n Suzetit-* IV-al in R*.*- Roland A. Claus ... wrong zip code or because ed to $2,410,561, or $1.9-6 Thomas; ~san of~M~rs~.-Georgr- Support the 1*07 1 I 'mon Cuun- Inc.,T.Tnd~en. He at ten 3s "eve-"""ive'rr "Sr; Jrjhn-M atrk—rm-n of M -^. Or Leroy and Veala M ae part of me address was nuss- share. This represents Russell Stover Candy !',L t ngagc-mL-nt of chelrdau- W. Thomas of Q27 l'hornSt., 1 tv Heart Association Hund rung classes ar Rutgers I'm- and M rs. Nnnnan J . M a^k > >i ""trans , John—C". 1 larrl-a-,—Sx^,_ -imr. • a 2^ per cent increase over Mii, Miss loan K.aranius, to Rahway, and the late Mr. vrrsir\. New Urunswick. Highland Park, \\da IK-CII an- Ruth iiuayllasco or Clarence \i>K-n J. /.lemak, sonofMr. Thomas. The announcement c A June wedding is planned. nounced by her parents, Mr. Jackson. through February Jewelry i!u! Mrs. I huudortr Ziemajc of was made by her .parents, PROFESSIONAL ' .i\ > .iiIK-. and Mrs.'Stanley W. pfal , i And what applies tu them REAL ESTATE SERVICE Mr. and M rs. I iarold Daniels S1LCINSK.1 -Oil 550 AlbermarU bi,, Ka!;\î\. also applies to Luella-Cox of ! :.L hnUc- io-bc id aiiend- oi b"2 LeesviTle Ave., Rah- The future the Township ot Clark. N ;-.L Moniclair Stare Cdirege, wa\. nde is «. n - 3 Days only - i nursr^r Fri. & Sat '; , cr Monrclair, where she The engagement of Miss b.y Uncle Sam has a batch of The bride-ro-be attended Michele Ann Ott ro Robert of rhe Coea- buttered string^beans, checks jusr waiting forrhese Jan. 28-29-30! Everything musjt go! & iitdjoring in humt.- ecuno- Hasex County College, New- m- Siecinski, son of Mr. and den. RAHWAY tered carrots andpeay, toss- residents to come forw ard :.ii_s.. ark.. HtrX" liaiiCc pliiria tu study *2G LAKE AVE,, COLONI A ; i<.r fianct- is serving in the Mrs. Casimir Siecmski of Her fiance wirr. \'r, \NYL_L ^f Feb. 1 ed salad, cole slawj apple and claim them, reports \\p- law upon graduation in May SHh Kariran Rd., Clark, has brown Betty, apricots, fruit- land Ii. Nash, Jr., district \i r l-urce ar McGuire Air : terpace Lori from Wisconsin State i nl- been revealed by her parents, Mi -M>AY ed Jello; New England clam director of Internal Revenue BUYING o» SELLING 3?7 W. GRAND AVt. i••• • ix <-• iiase. 1'riur to his in- versiry, Oshkosh, where he w ick. lit- i^ni :: N! •kio- selection, \e-aL Mr. and Mrs. Louis Out of tiL'X CoLlMt\ C chowder; sandwiches, tuna Service for New Jersey. • CORNER W. GRAND AVE. .:::^ i ii .n, lie way employed is a member of kappa Al_ 20 Harrison St., Clark.- is'.eSan wiih hrL-ad anc but- fish salud, hamburger, egg The refunds were return- LV ma Wiisinr.n 1- Irrrrlc Co^—-phia^si fraternity. tcr, barhecurd puxk un AND WH1TTIER ST. The future"" "bride-is with GINEU-McGL-'IRi: — to the The wedding is net. for the administrative division Imrôr i-i"»H, tuna fish with Special complete" iunch"-" deli veTalDTe^'' Tjy t RAHWAY, NJ. 07Q65 June i^. of the Veterans Administra- ]'tu- L-nga^L-nifMi . •! Miss hre.u! ,ir,J hut tcr, b«j eon: Large salad platter, States Postal Service, and tion, Newark. Marie "M c G u 1 r v 11. George and LI '. se i m ha rd roll. ham bread and butter, listed des- the amounts range all the Patriotic Party Goods SL- FR AN k A-HkN DIl kSl N • -n iiarJ roll; buttered . 382-7033 TAX SERVICE Her fiance fs employed by- Ginda, Sun of Mr. and Mrs. sert, milk, 40 cents. way up to $5,OO3.sU. Call 388-5914 or 388-0807 J nvtrit - browned potac— Joe I-'enyo, a builder in Som- Theodore Ginda of 17L w. li>aily- a la carte items: Announcemen-t has been .JL'.S, l>utu-red srring beans, Stuffed Animals tow Cost Tax Preparation erset. Hake Avt'^ Rahway, has bet-n Salads, tossed salad, fruit- made of the betrothal of Mis^ announced by her p^rrnt.s, lo.ssed Salad, Cole SlaW; ed ' Jello square, cottage Susan C. Hendricksen, dau- SMALIir. - CHRlSITiL Mr. and Mrs. Juhn P. Mo ^K-WL'J i runes, fruit cup, cheese or tuna fish; des- ^7.50 & up ghter of Mr, and Mrs; Her- Guire of 173 Villa PL, Rah- hunie - made fruit cake; serts, choice of five, plus 10 a.m. 10 p.m. bert Hendricksen of 3*05 Ter- Miss kathleen Ann Chris- way. beef târles HOUJ ; aand- tel is engaged to-wed Dennis ice cream and. fresh fruit; The Garden of n.iiL M j;i \ Research dorp race St., Ra,hway, ro PP.UIM. Miss McGuirc : s a dental w.chfs, ri:nH fish rsalau, harri- Smalie, son of Mrs. tdward beverages, milk, chocolate CLARKTOW SHOPPING CENTER Sefranka, son of Mr. and Mrs. assisfimt. hurerr, bmlr-U ham; half-pinr drink, fruit juices. UANDI-CHARGE John J. Sefranka of 1925 Smalie of 0 Bradley Rd., CLARK, N. J. Her fiance is wiih thf Kal- milk. T.ix I)i\ Montgomery St., Rahway. Clark, and Mr. Smalie of MASTER CHARGE way M re Dc| •a ! I 1 M i.X'i' RAHWAY ELEMENTARY 10 a.m. 10 p.m. Point Pleasant. Their betro- 381-7555 UN1-CARD 1120 Rautan Road Clark, N.J, Miss Hendricksen is a sen- I.nee; t\iked int-ar loal' wirh SCHOOL Fr-« Parking * Fr«« Gift Wrapping ior at Newark Sr.aLe.X-ol.lege,. thal was revealed by her • 1 "RNS - 1 AN/.A ~.'-'3v\ and hread and nutter; Week of Feb. 1 201 - parents, Mr. and Mrs. An- 1 9:30 to 8:30 Mon thru Sat. Union, where she is majoring frankfurter "" on" rull" with" MONDAY in elementary education. drew J.' Chrtstel of 4~Pior- Mr. and Mr.s. Andrew I'. .saiii.-rkr.iiit, se a Hoped ham- Veal parmesan with bread Q_5.m. 6 p.m. ence Dr., Clark. Lanza of 4A i. )verlu'uok Dr., !>uiL;er and macaroni, chick- and butter, barbecued, pork _ The future bride is em- Coloni a, hav e\- ealed the en salad on hard roll; mash- on hamburger bun, bologna ployed' by the ~Sryle^Rit"e~ betrothal ~o7" ed piTr'atocs, hutfeTcH~gairtr ' ui''i -"t l OiJ or rruife can pay Court, Colonla, was solem- and butter, hmlcd ham onMilk. F',)r ,ne •/.(? keei1 a V\J!I '•••ir eve St. Mary's Roman Catho- 1 dseo on /'if-' usage Th.s new nised on Saturday in St. John hard roll, e^ salad on hard WEDNESDAY on o >. e f I' e a ii A b .I result v'u L . '• • n lic Church, Rahwas, v.as the 1 s now available to the Apostle Roman Catho- setting Saturday for the- mar«-_ roll; buttered mixed veget- Steamed knockwurst on tuned aj'iiniiSUdlive ^.osv, I.IKI; e .--- S 'eûest'".!] it Otne; groups 6 conts ot earn tjoi .•' V^'sus lic Church, Clark. a hi eht baked heans, sauer- frankfurter roll, hamburger th.s practical pdy-as- riage of Miss IJUanu Marie J 1 several imies mat - - The—bride is a student at - ^ i" .. .'' i im-.ried salad, cole on bun, egg salad sandwich. :.a;i;s" Ju.'mg Ihe .nonths ahead PraniH, daughter ul hi health —Mxa.—.Iiifitûb A- l'i\.miri Yleâuce,bread ; ;,••• j.-niai s vvorrri Thar s —eau-e-rk-raut,—but-tered—mixed — The bridegroom, aLLenda, 228 Tehama St., Lu. KulK-ri nTruii, 'fruit c'ompo- New methods o) stringing high voltage lines eliminate F. .-Kelly Jr., son of Mr. and re; cî-r-cn split pea -soup- garden vegetables. Dessert: cutting large swathu through lorusls. Union College, Cranford, and is employed by the Western Mrs. Robert T. Kelly uf 2JJsandwiches, tuna fish salad, applesauce. Milk. Electric Co., Kearny. Fulton St., l_lizabe.iii. lual, chicken salad; THURSDAY •jtfflifr- mi nulk. Hot turkey sandwich with NEW JERSEY BLUE CROSS AND BLUE SHIELD gravy, manager's choice with OUR ONLY INTfe-RE^T Ib PEOPL^-AND PCOPLL S.uOOD Mf. M Tu e; liar Lurkci baudwich bread and butter, chopped ham sandwich. Choice of two; - \\.itlj ^,rd\.-\ r Trench - fried Cose from F.rTy American cheese sand\Mrli., manager's creamy whipped potatoes, FLOOR SAMPLES choice uit!i bread and butter, buttered carrots, toseed'&hl- chuppud ham c>n hard roll, -ad. Dessert; rice pudding !,.nrh l'rovim-ial uml Modern. MUST GO! chicken salad on hard roll- with fruit. Milk. FRIDAY A (lick of a switch turns on now jet-englno poworod creamy whipped potatoes^ MAKE ROOM FOR NEW STOCK! fleneralors that produce oloctrlcrty fast. Thosu units pro- butu-r carrots, buttered gar- Cheese Ravioli with to- -deri—S]iinac_ii,_. Lutiiiiicl naiad. mato sauce and bread and Cole slaw; pineajiple, rice butter, - -oven-baked- fish DOORBUSTER! pudding -with fruit, fruit cup; sticks with tartar sauce and turkey noodle soup; sand- bread and butter, peanut but- wiches, runa fish salad, ter and jelly sandwich. frantrmrTTTT spiced ham and Choice of two: French fried chee:^ ; hall - pint milk. potatoes, buttered carrots 1'RIDAY and peas,_cole slaw. Dessert: iq. yd. 1 "Apple "Brown Betty; Jsu'itf? ; cheese ravioli with Jiavo a wlccUan of tomato sauee and bread and colon. Sizes op fo 4' butter, oven - baked fish CLARK Public Service hns con «—nrlv .til Clear ukioa aro Important, bui BO IS the water surrounding--' sticks wirh tartar sauce and WONDAY" utQliona lo p^llut^r. '•>: • ,' J.1S .! planno'd nucfear stations. Extonstve marine tife surveys bread and burter, frankfurter burning lo* si.i'..i assure the least possible «Kect on Uttt\ and olhei marino Half-pint milk, ravioli and and cle jnf r ^t- :•••-. organisms on roll with sauerkraut, pea- meat sauce, buttered green CLEARANCE nut butter and Jelly on bread, beans or spinach, bread and At Pubh. n-< : ... < r•• LJr operations in the coming year will continue to Hamilton Street American cheese on hard butter, or soup and sand- h,"IVr !'•-• • • • envnonmonl. Yes, we're helping to make things roll; French - fried potatoes wiches, fruit. ALL RECL1SSI br.jtiti.:; '..L .: •• ,: , rtMlly not new \o Public Service We were .among TUESDAY COME IN AND SEE OUR GALLERY OF MODERN i.guipine-nt on ouf'generating station stacks nearly Half - pint milk, AND ULTRA MODERN FURNITURE, NOT To r Ioaf "tartyTr nr-T--tr^-,— - rice and gravy MENTION OUR HUGE SELECTION OF COLONIAL tered- corn MOT. ., (J^| ly aTToT our coaTnjurnTTTg^gerreTattny units io-paita- bread and .ter. puddin with whl luntion H3M:"r:i: low-sulftir oil We're using new methods trustnhq NHUEE-T-ALKS TI1PKFYI SftVtr NOW — WHE! YOU NEED TO MOST! -tH>t-U»^c paths through the forests, We'raaeLlirig Salisbury steak or recre-atran Vinrrp butrarng Tnushrooh m gravy, noodlea, i jnesor.tly ki\own method of large-scale electric rJro.- *L Savings and loan Association peaa and carrots, bread and W« .thirnl cjar. turbines and pollution-free pumped storage, 65 £. Milton Ave. Rahway, NJ. butter, mixed fruit. THURSDAY An. p,is ye.irs we've spent $55 miThon on e Pizza pie, tomato and let- because a better environnient tuce, bologna and cheese, rnent 1971. bread and butter, peanut butter, cookies or fruit. ANNOUNCES FKiDAT ^PuB1!cnServ i ce Chicken noodle or IQlQNIERESOfflE roll, cakejDX.jrr.uVt, Electric Fower-Ol^ In Accident* - NEW CONVENTIONAL The federal government has reported that 55,300 per- PHONLQtLSEUSS fOR sona died in traffic

~~~~total was 56,400.~~~~

•-V RAHWAY NEWS RECORD CLARK PATRIOT PAGE 8 THURSDAY, If RAHWAY NEWS RECORD/CLARK-PATRIOT THURSDAY. JANUARY 28, 1971 PAGE 9 Cathy Ferrugia, Hileen San- Lynch, David Walck and Paul Hockey Without Ice This One's a Classic Yt-iCA Will Hold Morning Sessions chez, Jo Ann Pozniak, Char- Malicky. Baseball Players lene Pienkowski, P a m Mildred Terrace School O'Reilly, Karen Wall, Rita boys Benner Scauzzo, Lee For 4 Year Olds Who Want to Swim Friedel, Bonnie Ashley, San- Wenner, Wayne Miller Sam Be Honored lunar. -\i'. 2, i 'sceuM won in dy Powers and Betsy Coyne. Furness J Union County Youth Base- A new series of morning Tuesdays and Thursdays at baU Lea ues nship a swtrj (i\t-r /'ion l.urlu-ran Coach MUlard- Harris* way Indians their 10th WATCHUNG CONFERENCE swimming lessons for Pee- 9:30 a. m. beginning Tues- The annual student-facul- The proceeds will go into Men's—TonM' y Rocco, Dick Bob Glllesp!e^Bob°Grygler S championship > '» •• - •-• _•'*•• ieaiMBteams and 8 Pplay- \i:. J J:K! M. l.uil's dt.-t'c-Jtcd Rahway High School Indiana, straight loss, 64 - 52, last BASKETBALL STANDINGS WWee s (pre - school children day, Feb. 9 and ending ty basketball games will be the Clark Education Assoc- Lighthipe, George Coyne, Hal Beyer, Neil Simpson. , 7 mT*"" Mixed \o. J m tlu-uddganu-. u/ rs of who upset me third place week. * W . L' . at least four years of age) Thursday, March 18. played in the Arthur L. John- iation's scholarship fund, Bill Norris, Charles McCut- Tom Nasto and Joe Lorenzo. ^ K the 1970 season 7 2 is being offered by the Rah- Mrs. Laura Solup who con- son Regional High School Th.e referees, who have ho re on Frld y Westfield High School Blue The Indians' were ln front, Cranford w cheon, Nat Carrea, Wally Charles H. Brewer School ^ "°, ^ ?. ' ^ e Crusaders ui Arthur 6 3 way YMCA. The series con- ducts the Pee - ee class- gymnasium on Saturday, donated their services, are P IM,I led LJ-.L 1 jJii'.s Ma> r Devils ln a Watchung Con- 20 __19 at the halfway mark Scotch Plains Miller, Jim Caroviilano, girls—Pat Biachoff, Bar- ?r i n '^' u «" * .i«nnson Regional High ference basketball game on - ^ ' Highlanders scored Westfield 4 3 sists of 10 sessions held on es points out to parents the The women teachers will Miss Diane Salvesen, a een- Unl on OUnty Base4>ali Ae- I • -1 N ! .11 Li buI e Dave Chlnchar, Mike Bob- bara Girgus, GaleHofschnel- . ^ " ..|, CUrk, fifth 5 4 wisdom of planning now to play the combined varsity lor at Glassboro State Col- H '-1 Friday, will play the Blue ei ht conaecutive points, led Hillside ertz. Hill MaJcuski, Bill der, Jane Kutch, Linda Pea- ^clarion, • r u < • J • Ware hung Conte 2 5 "drown - proof" their chil- teams of the Charles H. lege majoring in education. m umon { tl Devils again on Tuesday at- h Klchie Weiss's four. Ber- CLARK l» Senior Division Young, Walt L ymansky, Jim son, Cindy Rygiel, Elaine f ?°"j} - aH tuams, will play 2 5 dren in preparation for a Brewer and Mildred Ter- arid Joe Campana, manager mlS83 on n< lds ternoon. The game, to be fcel Heights led, 40 - 34, Berkeley Heights f Lisbona, Id Muziic and Steve Sbarro, Jane Schnitzer Joan j . J ? J the hall, • v •-.. i - • r . third place u-uni, the 1 5 summer in back - yarrdpoolrtfi race Schools in the game o Campana Realty and pre- Marcinak. !•< .t! played in Westfield, is sch- . of the last per- RAHWA\ warde J A ar rhe start which will start a: 7:30 p.m. sident of the Clark Adult '-'harles il. Brewer School Schnitzer, Debbie Strychow- ^ **&* M 1862, fleld HUie Hi'Vlls, tu- eduld for 3:45 o'clock. , ted eight tallies bclieduU- swim clubs, or natural wa- f iod bu net ter-holes. The second game, beginning Basketball League. boys Kevin Shalit, Rich- Kim Wray. Wars, DW ai .s [..m. in Clark around an Indian bucket. 'T^^ « "! ° i >".<-• sccuiid place five, Under a reverse baby-sit- at 8:30 p.m. will pit the The members of the teams ard Mcllert, Luuis Capor- Mildred 1'errace School an _ The Indians victory was Kevin Me L3rien scored six W,«felate ark. 8pm !., ô-ich 1'lains- l-'anwuod : Commences Play ter plan, mothers of Pee- men faculty members will be: a su, Warren Brown, AI a n girls Karen Mattlage, Gordon, Nancy Brodin and -"- the tirs'. ol the season ro be of rh points. Him .It I r • RaijLii. o:i I lie.-.day at 3 45 1 The Senior Division of the Wees may take advantage against the combined var- Women's Llaine Het- Augulis, Robert Salvesen, . _ Donna Chris Kosindfci. Hri : —-; scored by the league's eel- I - • ... ^ Donna Arvanites • _i:,. ,.n :hc Kaiders* court. Clark Teenage Boys' Bas- of a slimnastics class of- sities of the Mildred Ter- rella, Elaine Weinsteln, Jo Mark. Cas^y, John Marrin, Nordstrurn, Linda Blahut, The managers for the girls ._ lar - dwellers. The Indians inson scored M, Proc- . Wesrfield 4 I!;L t. ruâders had a dis- Kob Uahw lv ar ketball League began play fered at the same hour un- ace and Charles-H. Brewer Ann Roesch, Mary Norris, Joel Marrin, Ruben l-'oerst, Cindy Argenziano, Carolyn will be Andrea Godek and A , fa won hi - 50. as they pulled Wr 13 and John bwanson Kahway at Westfield, 4 d Robert Matthews, Michael .iMr>'l.H wi-L'k, UtSLIlC Iii ihe last Wednesday with Team er the leadership of Mrs. Schools boys' teams. Lynn Harko, Kathy Davern, StL-vt-ns, L vt_- Munkel, Karen Mary Monaco. FACING OFF ... F*«°' hockey Is a popular game during the ahead of che lilue Devils in l5 fortn e Indians who made P- ™. M u ;,.. )• ,•{•-,-j- O-O-O wlôn. No. 4 in a close _game, 48- Detailed information con- ClALUHIlUStHlAL -444- û>ail. .in.'. 1 h'.i'.rr.il: 3i&.. - Hjgfr--^c15i^-^w^-M^ "• "th eêôja-an-\L-o^h-»r- Y f *• • -ITPTT ^rnrfd \ 2--pPJnt>- apit-Or ihp Hah-why Hl'rh THc team WDTT" uerrnan with 20 poinia^_ YMU A_p_rogramrnay ise _se- ~rt " rrrwed-'the Indian lead n'ir it ti-i L^JAltiCtl Tn" the Junior Division, the cureQ-by-Calting the Rahway COMTHOL SYSTEMS : y:y^ .TPI" afu i i^r enuCu in a -Hawlcs—Kept* thelf~vlct6ry ^MCA 38^0^ ELECTRIGHEAT- FREE ESTIMATES ARK _v- cH-vv i-ti -4"J-iW^d—i-^-ii-L—W.ttiiYiixj2J tiiii. Indians wrapped up streak alive at 19 with a FISHING RODS & REELS RAHWAY RKCREATION RAHWAY RECREATION AAU Meet scheduled FREE ESTIMATE A 1A _ 4 _ i ^~ liurs Kali*a\. Mike Staryak, a firsr vict?Jry"oT the"~~sea~£0n" REBUILT - GUN REPAIRS -'" '-- - Mam: L b DEPT. MEN'S CITY DHPT. ST. MARY'S victory over the Royals. ,, ' , tjupliuniore, was a niemlx-r afrur 10 losses in a row as 1 • in tin- h BASKETBALL LEAGUE BOYS BASKETBALL League play will continue A development u?ack meet Archery Equipment --J-'V. ^^ ^ ya-rti niedluy Joe Pructor drove in for a w McColley Bros* Hues ii); c ..-„ .. nf lfi( W. L. LEAGUE every Tuesday in Valley has been scheduled by the r<.-U> ream that won with a layuj and Robinson tallied ihway Wrestlers !tu Rodney's Cleaners 6 0 W. L. Road School and every Wed- Amateur Athletic Union for I Oral 388-4176 ..ifiUnie. 11rlier ream mem- iwn conversions. Flic- - MOVERS - - -l . iillr.' I :~:U .iy ^<. r- on Rlmberly-Clark 5 1 Seton Hall 2 0 nesday in Charles H. Brew- Sunday at 2:30 p. m. in Law- 381-6262 I!U' I, el- LTS \u-ri Nunez, (>slish' and tL-aiu had a celebration ryi•— 138 WESTFIELD AVE. L. mi. Young Suburbans 5 1 St. Peter's 0 1 er and Mildred Terrace renceville's Lavino Field -•-; 388-3914 - \ u v-j.' but [uriT. • inn. - ical of the winning of a cham- _S_t. Joseph'_s Q 1 Schools. House. RAHWAY CLARK. N J. r^rrr wiir Waru- ! \:c -winners wcxr: <» •- Mexck Blue . _ _ _i __ 2 388-3612 _._i Harris praise/dlus Merck Green T 4 RESULTS .1 -UMIJ. _Tlams •ji"d freesr\U' Coach Hub IW-rger's Rah- were scored when Darf'John- Seton Hall 45, St. Joseph's 44 i i < > v.S; Ji"! - yard sire and faith throughout the .j'u\vr rbe Clark t. rusad- lick ro a 2-2 draw, I-uur Blue- C.Y.R.C. Buzzards 0 6 It's iHau-n I". w a r c 1 J ^ ' s L I". Corridon, Seton Hall 30 FOREIGN CAR FRflUES a; ers, -^ - '', in a wrailing Dt-vils won in falls, lhey Rahway Jaycees 0 0 RAHWAY Custom Made-To-Order RESl'LTS Thornton, St. Joseph's 25 Do it yourself kits - Crazy . ru:.^. NLMI<.-/ ^.>r. tin- liH - JIÔ.T, 4tH' - yard freestyle, Russ Taylor, a u-5 vet-meet featured b> lour pine were I urn Bt_-iz, Tom Tim- American Food • 'sli.slw 5:2S.0 loo - > ard eran w!io--lias misled niost by the Indians. Danny John- met-z, kuri Stxeileccr and K.-C. 40, Green 43 REPAIRS Jan-Ell cars - Boats, carriers & Air- e JLarxesi selection In ^: !M't-a&i st r< >IM- in 1.1 •' .c ; RAHWAY RECREATION NEWS this irei hack^rrnke, Sulewin, lil^N; ot" the season because ut an son, Bill Lose), Kevin c.il- Jim /.itch. John l)e Lorutio Suburbans tot, Local 736 22 planes • Electric trains, all i: i; it.: I .-. Ik- .IIMU ^ a> .i iv.L-ir- DEPT. GROVER a Fitted ln your borne hank lo<. _ yard bt*fastbiroke, Nu- injury, was switched to the iebpic and Juhn UL Lurut- lu^L m 3:OG to Zitch whu Blue 65, Jaycees 41 COLLISION WORK .irri'1 • <•! I!K- winiunvi 4" - yaru CLEVELAND SCHOOL For gauges and accessories 4> Oo«raate«4l -Work- 1 He/ 1:12.3, 100 - yard but- backcourt on Friday to solve ro pinnt'O their opponents, scored hi a third victory of Rodney's 72, C.Y.R.C. 40 Chinatown Family Dinner RECORD <. ^;\ lc- ri l.r. IL am uhut, BASKETBALL LEAGUE Smart Fashions (Repaired/and Sold) manship k II'.L evt;;; m •} ;2i:. K 'clicr terl'ly," Nunez, 1:05.3; 100- bume ball handling proh- Rahway sophomore Larr\ the sâsun. He has scored TOP SCORERS "Free Estimates E. Fqrman, Rodney's 30 L At Orders to Take Out « Finest fabric :: iu f;- > .1 r!.< ÎMTUI \u-n y ard individual medley, tie Urns. That move, plus A Peterson won his sixth two pins. w. W» Wilk, Blue 24 Rutgers 4 CORNER FOR LADIES • L*w«si priocs •T^reT^rr-FetJlw ci'J) and WT-^^niTTrrrnTe—defense, helped ro European Trained Mechanic -Modest Prices f "TTr-.r. Tr^r. ^.'icwrn .inzi C. Wilk, Blue Id Monrclair State 2 2 BK1CABTCAC 2:1x5; ltHi-yard stun Westfield which had an victury uver (.ar\ u.»rdoti, w | •-> 1 1 1: 1 I ' 4t--R.\HWAY7 FREE ESTIMATE * •* * Princeton 1 3 Jr., Misses & While You Wait! (New and Used) medley relay, Rahv-ay (NLI- S-S reC(.»rd it the game's ^ lark sn^tiuiimrc. o^ __ l . Peterson (R) pin- Seton Hall Imported Auto RAHWAY KLCRLAT1ON 1 3 Half Sizes We replace all types of Directory FU 8-3311 'A .1 V ne/, Staryak, Oslislo and L-nd. Harris' multiple de- steve Burak of the L ru- ni-J. M. ^WL-mey, 1:27. DEPT. HIGH SCHOOL RE'SULTS Canton House 1 mi;), 1.3o.o, 40U - yard iense-iiad his players start waders won his ninth match liio --- Manninu CW) di_-- Sales and Service lenses, too! SMALL APPLIANCES BASKETBALL LHACl'h* Moncqlalr 13^ Princeton 5 Just bring In the pieces of Irt-esiyle relay, Thomas Jet- âch period w.th'azont- then Jn a n)V, when he took a anclietz, 10-0. 1490 Irving St. ; W. L. Rutgers 12, Seton Hail 10 Advertisements (Repaired and Sold) free.- r\ 1* (Hallman, Decker, j-o into a man - to - man g_o decision over Hill ScholL. 11=S -- Marino (W) deci- 1010 St. George Avenue your tirokeM glasses Restaurant Rahway Navy* 4 TOP SCORERS Rahway, N. J. . l ft e- Jutkowit/. An-d , 4:4h. alignment and, finally, a Railway's record is now 2-1 lo!K d I" . 1 -oSe\ , V)-S. AVENEL 548 W. Grand Ave., Rahway Air Eurcc K.Mlk.a, Moncclair 6 1540 IRVING STREET •. -°°- * * '"' . ,.rcs,rcss was used in rhe final whiiwhli^ Clark's is 1-21-2.. 12'^ "-- lêr? (Wi ninncc! •y (Near Cloverteaf) Fashion Fabrics Army A. Jeter, Rutgers 0 388-0453 Robt. E. Ermmer .1 I" - (W>, Nunez wuu twu events, the fninutesmlnLires._ ThThee resultrcsullri; : Turner, "i Daily 8:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m RAHWAY, N. J. 382-24S8 INTERIOR DECORATORS ..rk 2-1; -12-2.'- • ^t^K- loo - yard treesiyle aiKi cue •• • c:oast Guard i WESTFIELD Robinson scored 22 points, KAHVVAY 3h -- i. 1 AKk o 13o '-- Johnson CK) drew Sat. 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Curtains - Linen* - Yard Goods \ '{\ 1 in. - yard breasisrroke rac- Marines o RAHWAY RECREATION S&H Stamps CRANFORD { Proctor, In, and l.avnnM.i.s- o,s _ i__ Peterson (R)de- w it.li tiotlick, 2-2. *Won First Round. DHPT. JUNIOR HIGH Gall 388-0600 der-boti <-•:•>, last week a.-, Rahway le\ . 14. cisioned i.urdun, 7 - o. [ 3o __ Light (W) deCis- Ivv Storch Handi-Charge TOMS RIVER Toi. 388-593© Hobby Korner 1-421 MAIN ST KAHWAY a , 4-4-41, SCHOOL GIRLS' itulivi- loac UirilUng "The Nix loo __ Dancherz (K> Or-- icncd H, Ht-tcrHon, o-4. rorh-e-1'lainfield High behuul _Air Force ±Q_r Army 45 BASKETBALL L v .Tnhnsori, :isloncd Mchlick, 0-2. P41 -- Mills l)l Navy "71, Marines 51 W over ' L(b beat the v'rusader^ in ardinals. 1-0-2 L. ' ^ A , ~ > - y a r LL-m'-'>al eA 115 __ p. Losey (K) de- lonedhojka, lo-u. Radcliffe [ UllHide. I he victor> enabled The winners: oo - van 4-2-10 •j-i TOP SCORERS 0 MERCHANTS RAHWAYBOOK ,-.\ , W,i rdlay. { Anderson, McSyveen :isu.med r.illtlerrien, S-o. Ms -- 1 immccz (W) j:in- R. Wand, Nav> 27 Barnard 1 Furniture Refinishing, Repairing liillside tu even us ri-oiiM ;--.. in, 1- ru-dir, an .iiu 's' ireestyle, MilUân CiM, 32.3 Mctilvnn n-1-13 123 -- lurner (R) deci- ned Scholl, .^:12. 1 11 ard 19 Douglass I ' - >' fr^siylf. Nunuz, B. King, Navy 2 And Stilt Anxious Mavraganlsi 2-U-4 sioncU Stccltr, 0-2. 157 -- Suefken (W) (un- M. Kvarta, Air Force 19 Va&sar 2 of & GIFT SHOP \ I'.i.-. points in tlie opening V.I; 200 _ yard freestyle, Rohim%n 3-D-P i.î __ Johnson (K) jinned ned H. Losey, 4:47. :>-'• G. Hoffman, Army 18 Wellesley 3 Fen ton Glass , ) el'lod wllell the t'oiliets luuk l-mn (K), 2:17.2; 4U(.) - .yarc [ ee l-U-2 Muhrece, 4:17. ' inS -_ Me'iklejohn (W) de- tree^Trvle bchneekloth (V\ ,7,-,,,,., T. Crowell, Army 10 RESULTS VENICE UummtU " a 22-13 K-ad. With the score t 1-0-2 I3o -- R. Peterson(R) decisioned McMichaels, 3-0. • * 4> .11. j-:-L:i Barnard 32, Douglass 24 — Plo!« Gl Jewelry :rl24-I4. the v/omt-ts- surged jy riîmmeis v , - ' , , ,, ,,.,. Redd> 0-0-0 jisioned Annexe, 4-3. ITS — Kerr (W) declS- c Welleeley 19, Vassar Reupholstering pl OC*m«nt Ifalian-fimerlcan Food Pilgrim Glass lnrtlu-r ahead w nh a string ot , - T.»r 4- Ittu - yard back- cû,ir., ,n Ll-O-o Ml -- Sojka (R) decision- loned Gillespie. 4-1. RAHWAY RECREATION 15 Garwood Rest 5 , • ,'uiih i yictories as • - , ' ,,,, Kolterjahbenurnan n DEPT. JUNIOR HIGH TOP SCORERS * Top A L 1:14.3; IUU - yam wv«i- Huircrer 0-U-U ed Stark, 3-0. Heavyweight — Zitch (W) Specialties & Delicatessen Bike & Key Shop " ] f , ,, n,r stroke, Jesperson (P), C. Harris, Barnard !King ^f All Typ«i Doll* & Plush Animals A-tlel' the C-onicLS lead -io- u-it-i* I4S -- Hurak (C) decision- jnnned i>e Lorerto, 3:Oo. SCHOOL BOYS' 16 r i-T i n V4 -u nThis stroke, Nunez, I_;12.5, 100- ""^ BASKETBALL LEAGUE C. Tyler, Barnard 12 Comnn*' C" 0 1, R«aid*n>< c Wide Ranee of Books 22 at halftime and o~-:VJ at "•••Tmr r,^r .rn1 S u^ *».- >?^ _ 0-U1 t-d Scholl, s>_u. - * * * 1 ndui t• n al Wins as Boberiz • f Ili/.alK-rn, aV-; ', ,^ vardbutterflv} , l-oreman(P), ^™ M. Glbbs, Wellesley 12 382-9222 Garden State THREE GENERATIONS Best Sellers the three-quarter mark, tiie S-t>- 1 c | =S7 -- H. Lose\ ( R i • in- I'he Hah way \v rentiers will L Storm So»h <]nd Scr«*n IK- Indian, thud u,- . ^0 -yard individual ^"Crane^ Stanford w3 . 0 We Cater All Occasions Of 3 Really Prayer Books ilillside reserves saw action. < \- " ,.i^.i hnii^.rtiv i-nrpmanii'i. u-u-0 ned Ckierry 3:^4. have a meet with West Side Rvpairvd 1601 Irving St. 388-12S0 x 2: 4: Washington Bibles fhe s ai hs 11 ru [ ctj, ho we v e r, (IK :^H'-w 17S -_ (Ullespie (R) | in- High school of Newark to- 3 0 PROGRESSIVE Scores 29 PoinU X llX| o 1 a 1 s All Types, of imported " '"'" ::rê -,,„ *^v.- "->. »*\^»«-'îit>^ \r>' -";'•••°?- ' ™™Mnimons California 2 1 YMCA Natators \Pictur, From in g Window Cleaning Children's Books Now thru Tuesday proved ro be- ineffective _.RA1 (WAY n^-d C-eissel,-4:44. morrow ar 4 p. m. in Rah- COMPLETE FURNITURE SERVICE Products Company , . , . „. , IWI - vard medley relaya , Oregon' 1 '2 Paper Books (3000 titles) I ht. tl r^t ^.ill.e - •! I he V. I.i'^ against the t. rusader^. 1 hey - yard irêstvl.- eyent^ piinfieid (j*eoerson, Pe- Robinson ^-4-22 Heavyweight -- Pc Loret- way. A Fabric Shop-at-Heme Service sr 1 U.C.L.A. 0 3 1417 MAIN STREE Mom's Homemade Sauce ANTON J. H0RUNG, SR. t <-;.: .*. .-.w... were outacorL'd, 1-3-1, in ttn- , Snlewin took rhe hon- Leary)^rLnV. " MUUga:, n anyd ' 1-0-2 to (H) p'inned Uusciano, 2 41. * * * .M,' ;^^^ ^&J^**\-J£.; --;, ; Santa Clara 0 3 Assured of a Tie SONS AND GRANDSONS ae - t'inal quarter. rs in UK- no - vard ir--" - freestyle relay, Rahway roctor !3_o-10 * * * 1 he L lark wrestlers will Meatballs i.-y yy,i^ tile winiu r of tlu RESULTS L? - defeated Rahway YMCA Father L'riginal Pals deteat L am- W. Royal, Washington 27 Oinkins 0-0-0 ped a 40 - 7 decision to the- New Jersey shipped more boys* swimming team scut- 300 Bloomfield Ave. rana Realty, 123 - "1. Tne Hell o-0-O Westfield team in a Watchung than $2 million worth of fruit J. Loprete, U.C.L.A. 22 tled the Bayonne "Y" team, Gompbfo Bratio RAHWAY Pals were paced in the scor- V. Kurylak, Washington' 18 Bloomfield, N.J. "A WALK IN THE SPRING were Suburbans and Rodney's Triumph I1UU1 otalBs _,.-0_ol conference meet. and vegetables out ot the ^ 146-5tif last week in the SLIPCOVERS K'. lish and ing column by Andy Mytln^- M. Kaminskl, California 15 Travel Guide Italian-American RAIN" and Rich lleflern who WKSIHH.U is - 17 - 1(»- RahwaVs other p>omts cuQmry las. year, Bayonne pool. by Specialists! Beauty Salon . . ,. , | , t.-r yyho hit for 30 points; - rHrl. <.,. ,r..j L. Zolto, California 15 The Rahway swimmers DRAPERIES id lo points. . *he^ Merc...v..^..k- i1 "."" * * 4> 1085 RARITAN ROAD CLUB - 12-1^-18-- have won four meets this 46 F-" CHERRY STREET rlu r-the Merck Green in the team was topped b> Hou^ RAHWAY CHURCH season and 19 of their last CLARK, N. J. BEDDING n. and Adam Ht.rvsak, 1 1 *-&&&»'.^r^^. uf thv Recrca- ATHLETIC & RECREATION •HEIDI!1 iaw P.ulliard, hehiiK. "luciewnik with 11. * + *. 20 meets, ln beating Bayon- ALTERATION and REPAIRS scorer, Kevin I >uggan, campana Realty waa department Men's City Young Suburbans remain- i hlanders of Ber- TO BIOCK ASS'N SENIOR BOYS' " 388-2699 Hall Capacity 225 unn, 2o points H C ne, they had 29 first - place CARPETS r rhy BASKETBALL LEAGUE victors. The victory assured s 1 ea.ueâst week. ^ /^th^ M ^^^ Iccl^ Hcl^VL td to batde With Dancing 180 i . ; Hicân, who tilt he team standings: (Final Standing) No Job Too Large or Too Small 381-0260 New and Completely With (he game tied at 4o- spot wich a M - _ %_icr r\ . b Rah_ the Rahwuiy team of at least REUPHOLSTERY y i v\ c< .nceiwilile jn- W. L. a tie for the sectional cham- ADDITIONS ROOFING Brake Service cmal Pals -, 40 Rich Keelrv made good over Local /3o. IheSubu,- 2nd Pres. 6 0 Colonial Beauty Shop 1| i ed !.•. iiiiu 4 S j tOint ^ . , on' i rlnee - po'inter and his bans m.iml into a halt-time pionship in the "A" division REC ROOMS BATHROOMS_ ; ^-XtJloued in rhescor- St. Mark's 5 1 A Complete Travel SIX HAIR STYLISTS AT Parties - i w brother Oennis, also made lead of 25^,9 and were never Easy For You Q_f.the New Jersey Swim Lea= WHEEL ALIGNMENT Zion Lutheran 4 '2— gue. KITCHENS PORCHES YOUR SERVICE rh iMi-ifet and mo Tree rofre 4â^H^.Viftmv W-right scur- Costs $10 BlHlon. with SERVICE Service - Dances ~ L -' \ri Klink ^r.fiv.id on a ed 17 ^joints and Sam Hruwn ^^ ^^ 2nd Baptist _?__J • ir, '; v*. • 11 • 11 i'-. '^ i -1' ^- 'i I ^ M • a 11 • Keali> -IWSULAIICM5. SULOJSRQS, " Tiy,, anJ -\rt Pern made one "^ndTlaTcolni TJIInn" each had ThT'ô^mTcTce73ToTn-e-an Tet BapSsT . 2 4 will be opponents of the Mad- -OPEN ; 1 DORMERS FREE ESTIMATES 1850 ELIZABETH AVE. 1 - .. ! !,, i lark .la;,- iV-aûns ' lir- i'mltusses Thewm- 12. Paul t Hiver tallied 1 1 tor disease in the I. nited States ALLISON, Inc. 1st Pres. 1 5 ison —y ' team on Saturday STORE FRONTS CRUISES - TOURS WED. and SAT. For Information Call Ii« aded r\ i*rant' *• ^n-k -L 1 St. Paul's 0 6 OPEN 9 to 9 THUKS., FBI. w i r 1,-s \u-,-t led bv the keelty the losers. has been estimated at more ^f LOCJII and Long ,at 3 p. m. in the Rahwaypool. WE DO OUR OWN WORK HOTELS RESULTS 382-1616 RAHWAY 6-8P.M. Merck iUue took control ot than 510 billion yearly. DUt»nca Movinfl John Quinn was a double Convenient parking directly in Zion 53, 2nd Bap. 3§ FINANCING CAN BE ARRANGED __ _, the game in the second per- winner for Rahway in the Ba- near ot shop in Municipal lot 2nd Pres. 75, 1st Bapt. 48 All Domestic and Overseas SAL FINELLI 388-6435 iod, led tiy George and W.ai- yonne meet, taking the 160- Samuel J. Gassaway Packing St.Mark's42, St. Paul's 40 Travel - Arrangements HEAR ENTRANCE for your yard Individual medley of 388-1790 SAL GOLINI 381-4056 ai halftime and pulled away •• TOP SCORERS Call Bob at 322 6429 or 743 0100 107 Monroe St. Rahway convenience che 15 - 17 class and the for an easy o.S-4! victory. ROBBINS & ALLISON, J. Marr, Zion 20 Walter Wllk scored 24 J. Leone, St. Paul's, 19 -100 - yard freestyle. Other individual winners CALL .. CALL . . . PICTURE FRWES points, his brother George, C Hugger,~St. Mark's 18 We/come To Our Fuendiy were: Ten and under, 20 - Wanda's 382-7144 382-7144 PRINTING In, and George 1'eoples, 10. 213 South Ave., E. 776J&9B Cr^ford Gritschke^ Zion the Jaycees, leaders were yard^ freestyle, Ed Me Ken- SAMPLE DRESStS WATCH REPAIRS World Of Skiing Fashions .J. Direnzo, 2nd Pres. 16 na; 20 - yard backstroke, RAHWAY ( isco tiaray and Ulll Thom- • * * I\ MOST SIZES Letterpress f George Kaminski; 20 - yard And Fiberqlas Skis .««* as, each with 12. ELETRIC CO. with Full Guarantee RAHWAY CHURCH breaststroke Brad Tombs; GOOD QUALITY League - leading Rodney's Offset "Expert Repairs GLASS had no trouble with the CYRC ATHLETIC 81 RECREATION 20 - yard butterfly, Greg "Watts My Line" 24 Hour Service & Protection Buzzards, 72 - 4b. Larl For- ASS'N JUNIOR BOYS' Tombs. an All Jewelry, man led the scorers with 30, '" BASKETBALL LEAGUE Eleven _ 12, 40 - yard Cars — Snapoutfi WORKS followed assisred by Jim W. L. backstroke, Bryan Helly; 40- CHAKOC m Electrical •'"•,.. , 388-1667 ', , for less than 7 * * yard, Brian Glonan, Jim Ted's Pizzeria Taylor, Chris Blood and RMWAY Can Bowl Together 1 of Rahway Carry your own personal $5,000 Bail Bond and S200 Arrest Bond Certificate. EXPRESS BUSES RAHWAY CHURCH Mike Bast; 11 - 12, 160 - Floor & Bedding You're guaranteed to make-hail -- DQl |ail! -ATHLETIC Si RECREATION yard, Mike Blood_rim Papp, NEWS'" 1501 Main St. Molitor Boots Laden Coats LIBERTY '-• ASS'N, BIDDY BOYS Scort Jariulfcâri^ Jay Meyer; BASKETBALL LEAGUE 13 - 14, Dave Babbitt, Jay 388-0316 Sealskin Jackets .- 5 floors off Furnitures Opcn-Thurs-ltil 9 • 2b.C R"G ENCV SI"RA71CE"STATrONS ALUOMOUllX CLUB - W. L, Janulk, Frank Dimato and COAST 140 ClMtftAl. AVCMUt l'st Pres. Knicks 1 0 Dave Steffy; 15 - 17, 160- Try Our One H,IIIO«LM Hii.nl- I loiti.nu P.iik. N J O793-? Plumbing & Heating Used Skis —Bindings • PERSONAL TRAVEL. VfHtCU AND n **• MM JUUV Zion Lutheran X 0 yard, Sean Gallagher, Sandy THREE FLOORS Gentlemen LINOLEUM - CARPETS PEOESTRIAN ACCIDENT PROTECTION) - Temple Beth Torah 1 0 Johnson, John Slanovec and Repairs, Alteration! Nurscr>' Furniture - ICcltson, • Enclosed is rnv ..hl-^ lor S.'ti Pieiise enrolljriu St. Paul's Episcopal 0 Chris Solop. Delicious Pizza l.itlliibyi-, Chlldcruft. Boots—Poles- __• WORLDSLARGESTXRAVEL COUNSELIMG as n member ot ihe i:lul> ami MTHJ information on 1 FURNITURE - BEDDING & Remodeling: 381-4100 2nd Presbyterian 0 1 Bicycles - Roll fast D Tell ira mote aboul nmmhiTship in iho AAA. Lanes let Pres. Rockets 0 1 Judo Competition Sunday Directory Columbia Tennis— Backpacking —PROMPT-, REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE AND MUCH I undcsi.tiiil this does not ohTTgate me Snack Shop "TCE5DCT5 The New Jersey Amateur Phone In"Your Offers ime-In im tester, TrnpTng^—AYchery—- Temple 38, Rockets Athletic Union senior judo Advertisements Simmons \ 'It Pays To Belong" Cocktail Lounge Knicks 33, 2nd Pres. champion£ihi{3B wlllbe con- SER-VIGE— ~JEIT ADD HESS-.. : 381-6665 Zion 25f St.'Btttt AVET Colony - Toys MAIL THIS COUPON on v OH TOWN Supervised Playroom 'Service Is Our Byword" TOP SCORERS CLARK Uaatcl Cliorga, Unt card, [ionI* am*' •- __?IPCODF for~Bowltag Mothers

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RAHWAY NEWS RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT RAHWAY NEWS PATRIOT/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, JANUARY 28,1971^PAGEli PAGE 10 THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1971 Flyer Clark Resident 8;30 a. m.; Monday, 7 a. m.f eran "Church. The Sunday •--;;FIRST BAPTIST -~J- AUTO MECHANIC - skilled Housing Report and Thursday, Feb. 4, 7 a. m. School will meet at 9:15 •.Rahway In general repairs. Benefits Retired Persons Citizens The Junior Congregation's a. m. service will be on Saturday Why np/vqn-t Qori A^g^g^'r, include, pension, complete Wins 3rd Prize At medical/surgical plan, sick Church Services at 10:30 a. m. The Religious annual leave, etc. Licensed N.J. Hear Talk Given For Clark Lists School will have Its usual meeting, the follow- sermon subject" of the "Rev.' HELP WANTED FEMALE driver. Resident of Union In Bank Contest FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST TEMPLE BETH^TORAH sessions. ing were elected for 1971:Orrin -T. Hardgrove at. the Rahway Citizens for one statement which said hope only to confuse the peo- _, •- SCIENTIST Rahway,, The Adult Discussion E(^ward Simpson, president; 9:45â'.m,. service on JSun-. Counry. Apply Mon, thru Fri. G 'DOMESTIC HELP 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Acme Neighborhood Schools that Mrs. Joseph E. Billy, pie of Rahway with aif as- Mrs, Josephine Emberly 1 Residential Unit Rahway Group will meet on Sunday eo*"ge Llpovsky, vice pre- day* Church School wilfmeet One or two days per week, St., Elizabeth, N.J. Detective Albert D. Smith spokesmen have issued a Joseph L. Keefe and Lawr- sortment of organizations of Clark, platform assistant (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is semi - finals at the Garden ...Another project, started Construction—of -one, reel— There_ wiU'b^ a^service at 8 p. m. at the home of sident; Kenneth Schallef, at 11 a.m. - .pleasant home. Bus *32 stops Jr. of the RahwayJ Police ouxwi.ftxstronglyj worde..«. d statement ence E. Pratt "want the Rah- and names and by issuing at the E. Jersey St*, Eliza-. Thomas F. Shanley, 56, of . Albert V. Nardone of 315 the last of a series of art- State Arts Center. Jill Cook, under Rack s direction, was dendal housing unit was au- Sunday service at First tomorrow at 8730 p.~m. when "Mr", and Mrs. Samuel Robin- secretary; Andrew Kodilla7 "Boy Scoiit Troop 88-wlU one block away.'~ y work. SEMI DRIVERS \hl;.DhD Department spoke about the criticizing an election flyer way school system to stop re- statements that are not fac- beth, office of the Summit 48 School St., Clark, died of Manor Ave., Cranford, died icles about the Rahway Jay- a Rahway winner, took first promoted. The veterans" as- thorized in Clark duringNo- Church of Christ Scientist, Miss Lisa Pressman, daugh- son. treasurer, and John Hacik, meet-tomorrow at 7-p jn. finance secretary. Call 381-2744. Experience helpful but not department's community re- circulated by Citizens for jeering federal and state tual. and Elizabeth TrustCc.won an apparent heart attack at in Muhlenberg Hospital, cees "who have been observe prize in the dance category sistance program, with vexnber, 1970, according to" Rahway, at. 11 a. m. Sunday ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry 2I0N LUTHERAN Ruth " necessarv for local and over Utions program beforejlah- Billy, Keefe and Pratt, 818 funds, an approach that has One of their companion third prize in the Bank of Mesco TectonlCB Co Clif- Plainfleld. He was 48 ing liie 10th anniversary of of the finals. G*&g£e Higgins .directing it,a report by the State De- school at 10:55 a. m. A rad- Pressman, in honor of her on Tuesday .at 8 1 J Rahway Others elected were-. you can way Chapter No. 607, Amer- --- '" - cost our community nearly groups," the RCNSspokes- Americ*-•-•a Travelers— Che- ton, where he was employe" d *Mr * . *<.-...Nardon« e was bonrin their founding). The Jaycees established a entertainedrnorethan60war- partment of Labor and In-io series, "The Truth that Bas MItzvah, will assist ana^ CAPABLE the road hauling, Hillside Ave., Rahway. 1 Chairman of stewardship SECOND BAPTIST ican Association of Retired $100,000 in federal and state men maintained, Focus on ques "Go Anywhere Do Any- four years as lead man in Newark and lived there be- * * "* human environmental com- veterans from the Veterans dustry's Divfsion of Planning Heals," may be heard every will chant theHaftorah. Rab- Budget Saving O^..rruni:v. earn $10,000 co $15,000 per The RCNS statement âid for The Rev. Dr. Carl Futche ..committee, Etnil Horak; Rahway Work you can -de LastrC at year if you are willing to IVrsuns," on Jan. 14 in the the flyer contained "out- grants during the past year Rahway Education (FORE) in thing" Sweepstakes. the assembly department, « moving to Cranford The presidency of Arthur mittee which cleared^ mile Administration Hospi- and Research.-The unit was Sunday morning over stat- bi Jacob Rubenstein will de- will be the supply pastor on chairman For her winning coupon. The husband of Mrs.Irene eight years ago. He was em- Karns, 1968 - 69, was mark- of the Rahway River which tal. East Orange, in the ion WERA in Plainfield at of evangelism home. Help build family se- Uarn. For application and Claude- M. Heed Recreation right lies." RCNS spokesmen said "the a recent newsletter insults authorized by the issuance of Sunday morning. Pastor committee, Milan Dzuroska; "The Christian Is Differ- and C ulrural Center. Rah- Spokesmen for the citizens flyer never mentions that just about every famUyin Mrs. Emberly received a Shanley, he was bornanded- ployed for the last 18 years ed by the Jaycees drive for a had become cluttered with, homes of Jaycee members a building permit. 8:15 and WVNJ in n curity as earnings grow. interview call 20 1 — S 2o—00 . V, as Futchs was executive sec- ent" will be the sermon title set of American Tourister ucated in. Elizabeth and lived a shipping clerk by ttie new Post Office building In debris. The project not only' and other concerned citl- at 9:45. The title Christian Education com- Write Box 1001, Kahwa> or write Advance L). 1 . Dept., group noted that the flyer sums far in excess of $100, Rahway. We quote froina The state agency reported retary for Ludieran welfare mittee; Roger Sabanosh, of the Rev. James W. Ealey 000 would have to be spent column by the FORE pres- luggage- Employees of seller in Roselle Park before he Walnut Corp. of Mountain- Rahway. That campaign was received the support of the zens. The program has been Sunday's program is "] News Record, Rahway, N.J. Edison Industrial Center, rVtL-ctivo Smith, who is began with what they termed that' 453 of the state s 567 his recent retirement. thalrman,, Rudy Trizna and at the 11 a.m. service on working in the prog rani, told, to secure these funds, many ident, 'The family is no long- banks across the country moved to_Clark 14 years ago. side. He" was a member of culminated by the jconscruc- Jaycee - ettes under the so successful that the fed- ing for a Job? Where .07065. Administration LUd^. SO, "a gross misstatement of municipalities granted per- favher- youth dinner Frank Goodman; assistants, Sunday. The combined choirs about the programs designed fact in claiming that "The of which are committed to er the seat of trust and loy- submitted -one coupon for Mr. Shanley had been em- St. Michael's Church. tion of a building to house leadership of Mrs. Noreen eral government is using it mits fo,r a -total of 3,671 God Fit In." Route »1, Hdisun, New Jer- M held tomorrow at co- - chairmen of propesny will sing at the Youth Day tu improve relationships be- Rahway Citizens for Neigh- programs that are not of a alty^ and education it once was. each book of Bank of Am- ployed earlier by the Davis ^« Nardone was the bro- the Rahway Post Office. Ded- Rack but also gained the as~ as a model for other facili- new units during November. ed by Mr 10 KEYPUNCH Ol'hR A 1URS sev. ObSl"\ mer of :30 p.m. in the Fellowship committees, Walter Dzuros- service. The Sunday School' first priority basis. 'In our opinion," the erica Travelers Cheques Engineering Co., Elizabeth, Mrs. Marie DeSordi ication of-the building at E. sistance of Rahway residents ties throughout the country. OSCEOLA PRESBYTERIAN rwi-oi. various groups of the borhood Schools are attemp- The report said the Novem- man. Mr. ka, Harold Swank Jr., Wil- classes will--be held at 9:30 cir\ and about plans for rec- an<1 Milton—Avenue and—Main--and the-young-orien oftfteOr— TheJaycees nowarexon- Clark Local long term Assignments ting to elect a slate of can- "Citizens for Billy, Keefe RCNS spokesmen said, "this sold. A total of approximate^ which later became theatre- Jonn Nardone, both oi ber total was 5 per cent Other services scheduled: Tne women's Service liam Zimmermann and Emil WA.\T1-".1 MAI n< reariun in rhe former Post diates that would give the and Pratt have no bona fide statement is outrageous, and ly 750 winning coupons were co firm. , Rahway. Street occurred in 1968. The der of De Molay. The' pro- templaring" other tasks for higher than the number of 1 Years' Experience Required a.m.;bunday, Group will meet on Thurs- Mozolak; chief teller, Char- TRINITY UNITED KI-MA1 L- Office building on Esterbrook Jaycees were pleased with ject was a part 6f a new the second decade of their The Rev. William M. El- A-l present board of education issues and must manufacture we feel the people of Rahway drawn from the thousands He was a member of Lo- permits granted in October day, Feb. 4, at 10 a.mles-D. e Robertis. METHODIST them Bgaipflr rHe RONS nnn- deserve an apology."We won- submitted. al 316 Boilermaker's the cooperation they receiv— concept of Jaycee activity— organization, Protects of and 47 pfrr cenr higiiex- liott will present the mese- He -eon+fn-emied—la total—vet-e-oontr-ol C r ;e"ws-R^ccnra-ant yp_,_ __= ;^^2gy^ ^^ ^ g^"- " --frlnnrWI The .Tayr.ppR. linw. ^t--the-9:30 a^-jnj for L:\UTided to members obser- tically elect our members to ^rerotrerH7~mrtfpresem^chox>l~~Rra^^—Bianktog~exyr^n--ciTQrctf: QO4-13DI -The—administration—of- -type-of activltyôr~thebene^êvervê«Hiiair^ •Oouhiy—in—November. They ^ Louis"C""Meyer Groups will meet tomorrow annivorsaries this the school board. It should._bo_ard members," RCNS ing. Such irresponsible 1955 prior too it itss merger Surviving also are two 101 "N. Wood Ave., Karns also was responsible fit of the community. if the projects are to be fully consisted of 25 single-fam- A film and slides of Scot- will occupy the pulpit in the at 7 30 p. m. Confirmation "the 11 a. ni. servTCe in the~ Qut---EO-Cxi:iA— -api^cânifcnâjd fl.taiemjents..are. unnecessary with the Summi" 't " ~Truat- fo pnting the old rec : for painting the old recrea- The Rahway Jaycees?_a8Buccessful. jly units, ejght_two^fajfalLy- land and England will be -ajê-l£U3Q_clafifies- on Sunday. _The Ifofbildn buildini g 7fel7fei.-me.yl'y ^gP : fiêêadquaêr&>ôni\£ain-:iecj^-aBHi Rr^ri rhee n&3Klv-orn&3Klv-o-rv ??}} Rng^ Aid doctors in Linden - 4 is' th e execup"cn~~ will meet o n ~ Tu e a da y a * na •;• t&< s-0600. art being made for has a majority on the-baard . SETCOj^shje has been with lieidj.iwaâns^.ThmnasJi,, Street. The building later ganized Rahway Historial the' Jaycees".""Persons who- to IQ -p-.sn-t - tMoR,, -] ues-, consrructibn;"^cTudiSg:iLGw: "Seeut—Troop 100", sponsored" tive. secretary of steward- p ; chapter members to and that even if all three various departments at the Jr., of Piscataway, and John, was occuplecf by the JBhTôciety, in its campaign to—are younger than 21 or old- •The Stewardship Commit- at 8 p. m. Thurs. and Kri. References buildings and alterations and tee will meet at 7 30 p. ra. by the Holy Name Society of ship and evangelia m for the firmation Class at 7 AC I"OS 1-liH SALl- ith Elizabeth chapter tt£JNS candidates were elec- Jefferson Avenue and the E. of Clark; three grandchil- CCo, , whichih hoperate s a work- raisi e fundfd s fof r ththe purchash e er thah n 3355 may send their additions, authorized in No- : and experience. Wnif IXJC- today. •• • • St. Mary's Roman Catholic Atlantic District m3the Luth- tors, Rahway News Record, •rb for a trip to theted on Feb. 9, the RCNS Jersey Street offices in Eli- dre; sister. Miss Helen M. shop where handicapped men of the historic Girl Scout Ideas for community pro- vember was $1,221,200. 1963 Bonnt-vilk- - fore moving to Colonia 25 Tne The Pre - school Nursery Church of Rahway, have qual- . , » ah way, N,.T.O7Oo5 AARI' area conference from would not have 'total vote zabeth. She has been in the Shanley of Elizabeth; two and women. learn to earn House, a building dating to jects to the Rahway Jaycees state agency did not ified for trfe highest Catho- DRUG 4 dr. hard top,- tititaVtra.fiad- as they erroneously John their owrr- -trvTelihx?6dT-Thg-~th€r Colonial period- As part P- O. Sox 7Sjt. Rahwav. The receive a oJJah Classes will meet under- the mission, power sreering, wa lic scout awardj the Ad Al— phi a, I'a. claim." crossinc cuards to'be alert departments and has been a and Edward of Iselin, and a workshop is In charge of a-oi an effort ""to overcome Jaycees will consider all y- 1H.)I'SHWIKI- power brakes, twin speaker M & T Chemicals Inc., a ley from 9 to 11 a m otarn e "Del "award, i't^wasT an- RAHWJSY L'lans also are being made "Frankly," RCNS spokes- John F Allaire Jr. of to re- stepdaughter. Miss Deborah Jaycee member, Joseph public apathy toward recea- suggestions. Christian Science To sell mail subscn. radio ere. Call 3SS-221^ af- Clark a candidate potential hazards and said subsidiary of the American FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Wednesday nounced this week by Cass -for- -The Rahway Newts lor nK-inbership drive. Mem- men said, 'they must realize Grand St. at 16 Dawn Drive with McCall of Clark. NauUy. donal activity, the Jaycees The Jaycees declare that Rahway Begier, Ad Altare Dei con- OPEN EVERY DAY OF THE YEAR ter T-) p.m. snoulcl instruct the1 1 Can Co., Rahway. He was Reading Room Record and 1'ht- Clark bers uf the National AARP that .they would still have one for reelection as to the proper-met- * ^: êfeand-, Donald, -who Arrangements^vere-eem- —Thpre—was__a«Jiew_ xwial Joined forces^with the Cirl- they are looking forward to SECOND PRESBYTERIAN sultant. ranch tor" 30 "The Complete Medical Center*' will be asked to join the member on the board who year term% as a member of .- I,I«™ r,r ,^h™i Is branch manager of SET- to the Christmas festival^ 3ens^6uth~Recreatiori"Com-^ tending- the ciry^Hi^BiyeTTe}" iEcogcr AT^Veriatr^ pastor- Patriot. Must like to meet FOR S ALl- - L Di X' A TION Al . ôfkIngaVschool J? ? manager of SET- pleted by the JarabaJL^te- eTs -The—BcoT3iB~are'" Thomas" Rahway chapter ii ihey are supports their ill-conceived the Clark Boardof Education, where young chil- Ô's Raritan Road office in gins fiT^Son Mortua^y?^T4 TT g oT"the Jaycees in 1968. A mittee to promote Pop War- "into a better life in theal assistant, will conduct 1«S9 Inrlot Streot people. High commissions. MA PI£RIALS Inc., formerly of Kearny. Lenahan, David Thornton and PRESCRIPTIONS-OGR^SREClALtY— _.__ No telephone work. CALL. residents of Union, Essexor policies. RCNS members do declared this week that the under the school Westminster Ave., Elizabeth. poster contest drew bun- ner football In Rahway. i Soaring Seventies." the services at 9:30 and 1J, The Rev. RichardR.Stree- Andrew Voros. Middlesex Counties or part of not understand how they can increase in the teachers dreds of entries and proved MBmnHi^ngn^^MHî^mMMMMi 12 oaoa to S p.m. Mr. Bauer at 388-0000. crossing guards' protection. a. m. Church School class- ter wlU preach at the 11 a.m. Begier said the awards will WORLD BOOK I'.NC VCLO- MunnioLirh County. Thechap- grind out these patent falsi- salary guide was necessary to be successful in adding es will be held at 9:30 a.m., Dally FREE PARKING PEDIA CiilLDCRAl- j . Fur service on Sunday. Church be presented to the qualified WHERE IS YOUR AVON rer meets rhe firsr and third fications and circulate diem "since teachers and teaching Mrs. Wimmerr 63 Horace Jarrett to the color of the Yule- for children in nursery School at 9:30 a.m. Seventh scouts on Sunday, Feb. 7, at FREE DELIVERY information -~ No < to city residents. Don't they are the items most vital to tide season. — through eighth grade and Ex- RLPR£SLN IA nvi-.' rhursdjyy of each month. and Eighth Grade Fellowship 3 p.m. in Sacred Heart Ca- ALL ARE WELCOME Mrs. Geller, Call know that many voters are QUX children and their iru- Smolyn Selected "Operation Opportunity" po 10 plus 1 Class for 10th FU 1-2000 Maybe you- Don't have onc Mrs. Elizabeth Zimmer at 6 p.m. and Ninth, 10th thedral, Newark. L aware of the present make- ture." Wimmer, 63,of 447Hamilton 852 Lafayette St., Elizabeth was started during Karns' graders* The Senior High IRVING STREET, OPPOSITE ELIZABETH AVE. Maybe you should be the one OFFICES FUR KEN I" a Navy veteran of World 11th and 12th Grade Fellow- Maurice Moran is scout- Auxiliary Gives up of the board? One would Allaire, noting that the St., Rahway died at home administration. This project Fellowship will meet at 7 ship at 6:30 p.m. master of Troop 100. in your neighborhood to sell To Head Clark's Aiken Edwards II. died in East Orange was a program to help dis- think that they wouldn't want starting salary for new after a long illness. p. m. Other activities scheduled: to all those customers. In- Is êtanj^ scarce -- ^dvairpa^gti Americans to- as- themselves be— -h-ae -been -increased •- Aik-en Youth and Adult choir re- Tuesday^ l;30 p.m., Jûth 2 suites left. $40 and Soldiers Home sist~tfiemseives. The pro- fore the voters in this man- from the present $7,600 to Pop learner Unit Bridge St. died in Rahway B. Wimmer and the mother longTnness.He was theT5rot- ~ft e"ar Sals"wTJT T5eTi eIcTtonIghT.T Clrclej "Wednesday, ^ am gQ ^^ Jr D x ^ clety> RoUfe n Walnut five. Clark TEXAS OIL C C )M P AN Y - Hy Appr. (After 4 p.m.) Han wood, away, H p.m. sident was WTHXam Rack Trta-dt' Lawrence St. ery riuru - ihrt-c pairs of eye- teachers are the most nec- Hancharick Sam-Horky and Joh- -^ at home_ - Surviving also are two SPECIALS needs good man over 40 for ^52 \V. lnrnan Avi-., Wrestling, West Side High ^69 - 70 who-started hi« WEDNESDAY, JAN. 20 s, three i>airs of sun- essary factor M in insuring hdward Ptnkham. son8^ Henry B. "Jr. and Ro- Edward Sivick, 48, of 306 1:15 a m Truck flre on oi Newark, home, 4 p.m. tenure- with a new project, „ * - A on V , " , short trips surrounding Rah- Rahway, N.J. -,& and old jewelry have Route X near He8S 6 2 m (WEN'S and LAblES Swimming, Bridgewater the success T5irtf ourr educa- The annual outingg for 1^- A1 t j ft^.,^ berl W. both at home; an- Taylors Mill Rd., Manala- ^Talent Expo." More thai station. > ® P; - False alann at way-Clark. Contact custo- sent to Eyes for the 1:40 m G p*x«idond St. Wesi, home. tional program and provid- year - old boys will be held other daughter, Mrs. Carolyn pan; died at home.-He was 100 persons entered the ta- P- - GasoUne spiU *™*7:22 -*&**- m îd-BonFal d St. 1 PIKE SUITS J Needy, Short Mills. at J P- - ee alarm at mers. We train. Air Mail Freshman wrestling, Park mg for the development of ~ ' the husband ofMrs.Margar- lent exhibit held in Vhe Rah- e«erson and Westfield Our ads get you Scttoti Call have been held U R. B. Dickerson, Pre^. South- The president, Mrs. Her- Avenue Junior HighofScotch human intelligence. Our Fritz Zimmer in et K. Sivick. way High School auditorium. Av.?8' PLAIN DRESSES The Rahway News-Record at Charles H. Brewer for Abel deGryse, 82, of 11 Marviand western Petroleum Cnrp., Ft. bert Murh, announced that Plains - Fanwood, home, 4 children will meet the pre- and William Zim- Mr. . Sivick was born in 3:15 m s Cleaned and Finished SchooT parking lot on Satur- Smart Rd., Acton, Mass., mer in In the fall of 1970 the Rah- > * nioke condi- plans arc being made to have sent and conquer the future Utah; a sistex?, Mrs. Linden and lived there 33 tio 56 Gro v P m W-orth, Tex. "^- 388-0600 or 388-0601. p.m. day at 9 a. m. The cars will retired head of^the modern way Jaycees received more ?5J ° , e St. 0-7? w " c. a flea market next May. only so far as they have been years. He moved in Mana- 6:56 m H 21 Tuesday be -driven -convoy Rryl*^ ft"* Inngn^gf^ depnrtmgttv fitth e than $1,500, the largest P- - ous6 fire at \ Monroe St. skiers Basketball, Weatfield, prepared "to do so In the and-twcr-grandchlldjen. lapan seven years-ago-after- nmoiint: «vr*r-r^- ^pH-tv,^« ^^LSherman St..Ho damage. °«94tiiij ilec r-.i to exhibit to the maintained the rapport and was Clark St., Linden, died in veral-hundred teen - agers 495.00- Wrestling, Cranford, away conducted on smrday ln Edwards lived in Rahway 166 6 114.00 6,359.00 ynh*cril>t*r cr oatli or nfHrina- were held for Memorial General Hospital, listened and danced to 7 122.00 530.00 8:15 p.m. outstanding working re- years He was a mechanic 565.00 0,779.00 i ill cir imn "uinl ilcmunds music played —(itSing the 8 130.00 : 600.00 7,109.00 tion Monday "Market, Shop - Rite Ter., Winfield, *° competition. 9 138 "00 7,619.00 ^t th ^tnt^ of Huid de- Bowling, Cranford, away, and staff," Allaire said. was the father of Steve To- 147.00 C35.00 Market and A -Martto raise Ln Rahway Hospital _ m^ Third Ward Councilman 10 670.00 8.039.00 nrru±ulng—alfin nirp. ft gon ° ° Application forms will be sent to each parent, and are available in Joseph at home, and a bro- Tuesday second term on the board, An exhibition of table ten- Ihe ucho^l oflice of each parlicipafiuu schuol. If your application is -about- the Joseph Imperial of Rah- them duringtheir-lOth-yea^. denied an appeal can or made to Dr C-arl H Kumpf, Superintend NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT Basketball, Paramus Cath- nis was given by Sol Schiff Thrwth " dent of Schools. Schindler Road. Clark. N. J 07066. olic High of Paramus, away. crossing guards for children of New York City, former Martin Tuohy^61 Ml 1 U.I l> HKHKH 1 C\\ I N Stephen Chatlos of 724. Talent Expo^^compeBtlbrv The-*chools participating in the prORram are Abraham Clark. going to antl from school, Martin C. TQiihy.of 1Q1.5.. it iti<- -it** 11 ""ii'i l niK-rm'i.li.i ti- * + + world champion, for the Roessner Dr., Union, died the. jreglonal and\ Charles H. Brewer, Valley Road. Frank K. Hehnly and Mildred calling them "dedicated men Vincent Varas, .mill ul Lh: iu Clark Kiwanis Club at its WELA has changed its call letters to ttJDNL Nothing else Terrace. WATOHl'NG CONKHRUNCL" ami-women," Hecommendod in Mrneorial General Hospi- ( . I i-i- iui.]<-i- ttn- meeting on Jan. -19 in the Vincent Varas, 88, of 28 , He"was 70. Mr. Army veteran of World-War- The district's complete policy concerning reduced pricp e and WRESI'LINC STANDINGS them for their "profession- tal Unlon has changed. The same great sounds and localnews tbat .,-,[ \\ , I 1 .Lii-i r-,i.nni-ni "I Clark Broofall Rd., Highland Park, chotlos was the father of II, died in Alexian Brothers free meals may be reviewed in Dr. Kumpf's office located at L. I . alism and parental guidance "Chairman H l\k MH.I/.I \\(>, •!•- Hospital. He was the brother Schindler Road, Clark.. 3w. 0 1 in supervising" the cross- In 40 years of play, Schifi former resident of Eliza- Richard A. Chatlos of Clark. have made WELA such a spectacular sneeess in its first -.l-^r-il, ^ I I 1 li Scotch Plains has won 55 championships in beth, died ln Middlesex ofRah- no^.ilr. Mar-, Weetfteld 2 0 1 ings. Chatlos, who was born year of operation will cogtinne to be heard at 1530 on your BAHWAT BOAED OF I5DUCATION singles and doubles play. Op- sraj' Hospital, New Bruns- J Wharton, lived in Eliza- way. ...,,.- k.in.tnf-, mi'' ii-|>>nl' 'i Cranford 2 1 0 Allaire said that ln going P. p. BOX #42 poslng Schiff in the exhibition wick, after a brief illness. AM dial. ft hut are ull those preal new "71 ours doinp in a [ilixcc like \ tiur lural li-innii 11. i lit- (' niuii * !uu RAHWAY 2 2 0 around the county he has before moving here 18 Mr. Touhy was a member &AHWAY, NEW JERSEY 0?065 match was Bill Cross of New He was the husband of the 1965 of the American Gas Accumu- Berkeley Heights 1 3 0 "s Brunswick, who has been late Mrs. Marie Roman As WELA) we became the most listened to radio station The Rahway School District, as a part of Its regular lunch 0 2 0 Co. of Eli- lator Co., now the Amerace- showroom? Hailing for you to sli'p in and look ihi'iu over. What i^ all DKttmun, pirovlde's lunches free "to students who or*-unntolw to pay CLARK. _ . •state—singles—champion In Unlca Cccaty In less tban a year. As WJDM we pledge to Hillside 0 2" ~T) street without regard to R.SNA Corp.. for 33 years ? the lull price. The loUowinfi Income scale ls used to determine before hisretirementinK)63. which children are cUcible to receive reduced price or iree Schedule hazajrds of heavy traffic contimae to be YOUR radio station. t hat i-ool cash doinp; silling around in (.ommunil) Sluit- Bunktlv lni>llo'; 1 i nil ••!• doubles champ- Born in Spain, Mr. Varas p plant. He was a life Tomorrow has seen near tragedies as ower E?-ee lunches will be provided any student attendln£ any Rah- lone and Cross is a former lived in Elizabeth 42 years member of the National As- Clark: at Cranford, 9 p.m.a result. He appealed to way Public School presently operatins a cafeteria. national singles senior prior to coming herein 1963. eociatlon oi Power Engl- FOR ALL YOUR TRAVEL Waiting for you lo slop in for an Auto Loan. ( »>n\ cnit'nl Unatuin^. fast The foUowimt Income Scale (tnko home pay) will determine champion. Mr. Varas was a retired errs. HEEDS CALL FHJEE LUNCH SCALE The program was arranged laborer, scrviff.: So, slop waitinp. (.ome in. by Geor-ge—Ebbe, a former1.. - __—.._..- , (TAKE HOME PAY) Union County table tennis ptfS- nOUlrOVO Family Weekly Monitly Yearly 381-^800 Income champion. Victoria Stoltz Stxe Inoonui Suootno y Mrs. Marion RobsonHoul- Mrs. 1 9 53.00 ?22B.0O $2,739.00 -of 68.00 2MJK) 3,530.00 mrmlierN o[ ihe United Blojwas scores Ifl rovcl, wifeoTGeorgeTTFKrtll- ^ of 40Parsippatty Blvd., EUzabeth. ththe widowidow ooff HEABTHEA[L... State Seoa- 3 60.00 346.00 of ihr City oT Huh way. — Andy Blejwnn Qf- "' ' " ~" " rahm, Sled in 4 03.00 3B7.00 4,760.00 Tnkc notice that ^thr anntin) scored 14 points for the Parsippany, died at home. Hani F. Frahm died in 5,354 JMJ f Ui Cl 6 zaiveth GeneraGll HospitalHit . A- t»r Matthew J- Rlialdo »f 5 103.00 446.00 of the memberM of ihe basketball team of Union Col- she was 65. 6 114.00 405.00 5,930.00 lege, Cranford, as it defeated Born In Newark, Mrs. mong the survivors are Union, above, has been oamed t 122.00 530.00 6,359.00 United 1'iin.l of thr City of llah- the Newark College of Engin- Houlroyd had lived in Linden daughter, Mrs. Margaret F. chalrraai •! the yalon Coaary 8 130.00 565.00 6,779.00 ill l»e held in the Audl- Met . DIVISION OF MAIN OFFICE 7,190.00 eering junior varsity, 90-71, for2 5 years Dietrich of Rahway. ™ nR no 600.00 of Ihe Public Service Mrs. Heart A«s«clatlon's 1971 fund 601 NORTH WOOD AVE. <&35ZOO~ 0 on Saturday in Craoford, Houlroyd was the mo- Frahm was 88. 10 wr.oo Mrs> VISLOCKY TRAVEL ttrlv«.Tbe February drive will .LINDEN. NEW,-JERSEY,. 11 155.00 670.00 B.03CH00 Charlotte Rob- Mrs. Frahm 12 163.00 705.00 8,459.00 Irving Street, Tlahwhy, " N ,n-m. tn ?:3ft p.m. Applications *- will be provided parents to dctcrmlius qualified on WedneHtluy, February 10, year a« chalrmao. MEMBER F.D.I.C Fri. 8 t 8:00 JP. M. for the election of a resident of Hillside for 45 RAHWAY.-R DorlDg eacb~»f those years. ••-'}*• ALL ACCOUNTS INSURED Yo J20.OOO ct.inn..q' such as Food Stamp Program. Aid to HB as mtty corne before *~- „.«». -Grinded V State and federal Funds., Ji— A Hot df ^ In addition, children from families that receive public ,- Daring tb« six years •* Sena-' at«,-or local welfare troeram. jiuch as tor in(»t«o« by the tho iP'ood Sttttop Program, Aid to Families with Dependent Cfail- committee may be in»p»ot«d nt LINDEN LIHDEM " RAHWAY RAHWAY ;^-arfc-elljzlblB-ior a free meal. . r:thc amclail—hat raliert a 1000 5T. GEORGE AVE. ELIZABETH AVE. 978 ST. GEORGES AVE. tS15 IRVING ST. the office of the United Fund, Op*n Dolly 4 a.m. to &30 p.m. tidily temporary dUabilib«*•- ' and seaso...n al unumploymcn. deatt h arInc 4h alseo familytaken. MATCHLESS! - METICULOUS! - MEMORABLE! Op*n Datly 9 a.rtt- COtt WOOt) AVE. 1564 Irving Street, •f WBBfn8. An offlcor to 2i30 P.M. pmti Dally 5 U.M. Io 7 tf- •Frl. Ev*«. & p.M. ta H p.m. E ~~lnto account wên~detirmlnihji eligibility. your Ulddl** « chone* to romp In on* of ourwiU p\»a**r The «chool« Will make every effort to insure that the children Additional nominutiona mny of « NMtn Jersey contulttog Tdur«- Evsi. 6 io 8 p.m. •r\. Ev*». 6 p.m. to a p.t i. Thw abov* nuwjioww f»aturi«(i c«nlrgj_jilr do not know who ls bftylni and who ls receiving a froo meal. mndc hy written petition :; ntm, iSia«t»r Ainald* flr\m Parent* who toel their children are eligible should apply.* Urmp\acm, full bo««m»nlt tr»m«ndout worlcmon- in hy tiny tivo m«mbcr» nnd tiled nl .:.-^.taflmttlail and iate ^ tSSachoca offl^^S&iff H your-nps>»catlon - tkc ^jffiet- of rth« * All 6ffic«* C^>«n Saturday Morn I up* to 1 2 • PHOHE HUMBER FOR ALL OFFICES 9ZS-3S60 la denied, an appeal can be made to: 15^4 Irving Street, Rnlrwtiy.N.J. and public relations consul- AjaUtant Superintendent o£ Schbolri. feooseVelt School, flt ]rtlBt fifteen duyn before the tant. - •",•.•.;• "•" • 811 St. Georged Ave,, Snhway. N. J. election*— THE HOME OF :> Un^gr*aklliw;qr<^yo 3ladlsQiObPiffi£XQl£Z h SchooL Bahway High School. tstrieffl complete policy conceiîlnri free'*&*& ^V £« not In tlefnull lit his

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1175 St« George Aye* Rahway, N, J. 07065 RAHWAY NEWS RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT PAGE 12 , JANUARY 28, 1971 Scoring On a Safety for Citizens . :l Sdioene Heads JC's Deutsche Club NEW JERSEY'S OLDEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER EST. 1822 Ftro L.tjrenz, enr res- gether was "the talk by Mr. 1 FOR SENATOR ... Council Swintek on behalf of the pro- The car stolen from Mr. THE BIG PLAY ... Daniel L. Martin, mayor of Rahway (third- from let!) and AtsemhlyciM ponding secretary, and trus- William L. Bruno of Asbury Herbert H. Kelhrt (on his left) congratutat© Rahway sa*oty^ Council on-thelrôutstaadlnfi_cpn-. tees hdward Hudick and WiU President A. Charles Walano posed 1971 - 72 school bud- The Rahway Citizens for Neighborhood Schools will seek get, which will be voted on Park in that city was re- trlhutlon and dedication to city's citizens at annual installation dinner last week at the Clark Uain 1- isctu-r. o* Clark has been tapped by covered by Rahway police on to strengthen its control of the Rahway board of education at 1 hf fU-c t ion ci iiiunn lei- by the citizens of the town- Rest. With them are (L to r.) Richard Archer, president; Wade Likens, secretary; Louis Rlzzo, Tuesday s school election when its three candidates, Joseph r the Union County AFL-CIO ihip—-on—Tiipari^yj Feb. 9TMartin St. c u 11 s 1 s t L-CP. .•T~T ug c n iTTTrTnri' prftfilHttwtâHir-WTjrirari-HSfe*^ award was prn--• - J - ° .^. ._.--.!-^^< .,„ .-,..^ . fivp farhfron s a rcampinn foin rheig tnr daup a-i oc"0T3pTe~ana~tiiBtrit>uted~gf Clark portrayed thehappi y âfiv^yHflAmant-ahAiiiu:hp_g nruin 1 pIT^rti nn wKTCn, WlH be conduCted Board of Education It was to the detective bureau. f Mmr thDaniele rearS stocSnyderk room, ol. Camp Bide-A-While,Roose- Sister troop 390 also attented from 2 to 9 p.m. on Tuesday. TOASTER carried unanimously. A sim- Hcono Fabrics advised that ro ûê'Tmd-dfetrtbtrt^d^fe? James F. Kent an Mrs. Rose B. Billy Joseph L. Keefe Paper Collection Emerson Ave., reported velt Park, Edison. With the the party and presented a Three candidates are to be elected to three-year terms by Mrs. Rita M- Regan Joseph F. Noakes Jr. Lawrence E. Pratt WITH and lillzabeth Uarmotio n wae made to back frorn $5U to $60 had been w BALLOT POSITION NO. 1 BALLOT POSITION NO. 6 BALLOT POSITION NO. 3 BALLOT POSITION NO. 4 N£W PASTRY — break, entry and larceny assistance of the troop's the voters. The three board members whose terms will expire . BALLOT POSITION NO. 5 BALLOT POSITION NO. 2 CONVENIENCE A f^pcr rinvfwil! hocon- .>., with branches in î£ regional board of eUuca- stolen from their cash regis- a play. _ _ _ FOOD HtAT 11 at his aparrment. Cash in three leaders,, tile.girls sang next month are Richard H. Elliott of 884 Stone Street, who .ducu-.'. I , ttio Kahvvay iliuit h.a.s i-L-nMrtfJ Its net non bud t amJ ^ " roo tor< SELECTION BAR nded Junior Girl Scout Troop has served over eight years "on the board and"who has been 1 Scl-"«'l IU-a^kir. Hand lunutr- >r tlu- vcat • was passed." " TL'1-SDAY, JAN. 19 the amountof $lo0 was taken. campfire_ songs, presented • AutopiaticaMv Heats Ncn GUARAMtE was An inventory of an\ additional skits and cooked their meals, 330 visited the Westtield Con- the president and vice president; Mrs. Georgiana Southern of Three Candidates Supported" by""TlCNS- -Slate Opposed to Present Board Policies and frozen Toaster Variety" Foods No ruv.t hju.i\l-i\ aiKl SLIIKLU . Si, 'l90 7 0., The Jaycees appeal to re- Mr- Stephen H. Ross of Eu- l>1 laon ill be sub- Fathers of the girl scouts valescent Center, Westfleld, 541 E. Hazelwood Avenue, and Mr. Noakes, of 904 W. Lake muss or tuss' • Vvith TWO ^dividual Select [ hi- i'and has atuumncivl ', V.. jumper sldents to approve the budget reported his car stolen missing items wi are always welcome to ac- and presented avarietyshow Avenue. Mr. Elliott and Mrs. Soudiern are not seeking re- to a place of peaceful learning in an atmosphere conducive elementary school children." The group claimed "theeg. creating disturbances and disrupting the educational process. Rome Color Controls • Now Light Toast a from the Sinnott parking lot. mined ro headquarters. thai n îll ha\«.- a trucK- ; compared"Xi/ith as proposed. company their daughters, and entertaining the patients. The election. to teaching and learning. Our candidates are pledged to give as many as 35 children in a classroom.' I feel tfiey should be removed. Dark Toast at the same time Model 220QS jjarkc-J in rhc ûmn aiKi h«^tt-n K t It is the second time this SATl'RDAY, JAN. 23 i, (Jr 1)2.15 per 1 attempts are being madeto^ scouts sang songs jancl pre- The RCNS, which elected two candidates at die school election the children of Rahway the best possible educational opportun- Mrs. Billy, Mr. Keefe and Mr. Pratt maintain they are not Mrs. Regan stated tivat she favors a retu-r-rir-£o-the--**filnd2st ._. 4~SLICE TOASTER t. (_-. li 'i, V\ . So >i i aiui 1 1 l/a- - WoO, an increase week that the vehicle was sto- Miss Beverly White, V )? lLcruit men as troop lead- feented a play. Five parents ity our taxpayers are willing to pay for," in favor of a return to the K^.4-4-4 system buj chat they would mentals in our educational system" good reading skills and the S"fllT?95 ; pt-r len. A teletype alarm was Leesvillc Ave., Apt. II,, re- In February 1970, is supporting Mr. Noakes, Mrs. Regan and - 1 J 3 of 4 Site us at a Time • belect b<_-ili As ciii.K'^, Kaim a>t Ir. >i:: cent. The bank Huseum lo Show .rs. _ and leaders, Mrs. Ruth pe Mr. Kernan. The RCNS, in speaking about the candidacies of Mrs. Billy, not be satisfied until citizen advisory groups are actively understanding of the language. She also said sne"favors voca- Rome Cole Control • Automatically Ad|usts 1 sent, and it was recovered ported her car stolen during 1 u, [- , .n;. Lâvj! . • :1 11: t.. 11. r < •- shares outstand- * * * Luca and, Mrs. June Rfiizilc Mrs. Billy, Mr. Keefe and Mr. Pratt have the backing of a Mr. Keefe and Mr. Pratt, declared that since the fail 0>f 1968 Reeking long-range solutions to the city's educational needs. tional-.education—-aod—that the—interest - of anidentR in the Toasting Time Model 20727 by the Eatontown Police Oe- the night from the housing academic program should be aroused before the students fae-^ al Ju]!usirs lartment. ^ _ project parking area. i he monthly area meeting escorted the 20 girls. The group which has Identified itself as the Citizens for Billy, "a total of five organizations has been fielded by liberals The slate of Mr. Billy, Mr. Keefe and Mr. Pratt also has ruse to a Film About Sea —aupiK^rting the interim plaii against RCNS candidates." The declared th^t when Columhian School was reopened last Sep- coiue clrapoLira. . . _ 55R'r305' as" [res oT" a" sus"piclo"u"s of=~" TVTT: Tyamar Thomas~of of---girl ceeu^- 4âd&r-£-5-and-girfe_who—ontextained-were: Xeef e-~fl nri-Bratt,. with hpatiqnarrp.rfi ar. 818 HiUaide A venae. tia\ L | A[ <-• f c 'H(.-' ^^ ^^ ^ ^Luc'a Patricia OberUe? nope 'to try and confuse Rahway parents and taxpayers by The RCNS candidates have replied that Mrs. Biily, Mr. also said she favors a program developed to prepare children eran c hurch Llark 8 LoRocco and Dr. John J. Sprowls. The latter was the only- Magnalite Gift Set ,in,,,qm will be shown at the Union f h former Fahad Used mn Ave / * ^f - UeLuca Patricia Uberues, candidate opposing the RCNS slate to win election in 1970. changing organizational names." Keefe and Mr. Pratt favor acceptance of nearly $100,000 in to cope with problems of ecology, a program to alert pupils •> 1 .'Joo.-lsN as com- m fo û..*.. u.w u _ ., as thiCK as a S' -er Jo.iar Results of the election will be announced after the polls The interim plan adopted by a previous board, changed federal and state funds even though acceptance of such funds to the dangers of drug abuse, the teaching of flag etiquette, with $175^21,37loial^btr4 aa Coun park Commisslon-S ^ « ^loy'T sneaker Mr Harvey Sam* ol Map- Arthur t«gel. area chair- Coreen Ryback ReginaCun- 4 ana guaranteed for T5 yoa-'s! Includes all basic items- (s-? would make it necesaaxy to spend sums far in excess of that local control of schools, using Che tax, dollar with discretion \ i-ar TrallBide Nature and Science ^ ^ ablac^ glove found lewood reported that while man o^ciated- A forms ningham and Nancy Bridge- ^BEr-e=ci©Eed and-the—results— Labulatod—by 1 .m Knhn_ honrd —£3hway's qrhnnl. s.yatem to the K-4-.4_-_4_iil_an._The present a^G 3 Q\ ccverod sauce pan«, 5 ql. dutch even ar-d 1C a rlirr. amount to obtain the state and federal money. "< and elimination of politics from the board, . . . . Ceweriservatlon-on-«Tindayar-2p.n the Watchungê^^TWÎâ^niifm rr ro identify "the culprit, gon Corp., 2195 KHzabeth ing. Any leader who did not attorney, in the Rahway High School auditorium. The an- RCNS-controlled board changed the system to a K-6-3-3 akittel that .s usua witn cutch ov«n cover !o< cr.ickei ORDER The flm shows methods and . andlarceny Ave., his credit folder and attend should contact their r nouncement, expected to be made soon after 9 p.m. on Tues- system and survived a challenge to its actions when a petition A resident of Ratuuay- and homeowner for 17 years, Mrs. ••y-ng Seven-piace set A break entry Junior troop 130 invited day, will declare the election of three-candidates and give the to nullify its action was submitted to the state commissioner Mr. Noakes, who has a bachelor of business administration Regan has three children. She has experience in banking, techniques In oceanography. reported to have oc- $30 was stolenfrom hUcoat troop consultant foi* more from William and Mary College, is manager of the order Also on Sunday at 3 and 4 ^ fMrs. pocket. ^ information. Junior rroop 330 to an eve- results of the votes-on the p-roposed budget figures. \>f education and-later wlth-dxaivn...... __ bookkeeping flttd accounting -and -owns andXip&rnteB- an_ani±qu£__. curred t the homeo ning of square and fojk dan- Tt»e RCNS candidates have been running for election on the The Citizens for the Election of Billy, Keefe and Pratt have processing" department tor Enjay Chemical Co. A member shop. She is a former"American-beôn-AujeiUafy-j>r-eBiderit,- 29J? p.m., Donald W Mayer, di- Helen Hurd, 024 Jaques Ave. SUNDAY, JAN. 24 of the hoard for two years, Mr. Noakes succeeded the late In his attempt to collect cing. Mr. J. F. Gerold of record of the board of education majority which has the sup- called upon Rahway vote re to help elect a board of education „ has served the Volunteer Motors Corps, holds membership su rector of Trailside willpre- ,.-ntrv was gained bv break- The car stolen ir«iii Mr. Max Lilenfeld. Mr. Noakes Is a member of the RCNS and Trin- in the Rahway Taxpayers Association, and has been active sent a program in the T rail- ing a smaU^paneôf" glass VernonT)! Com*pt'on,V'0 Mun- items for orphafiages. Fa- Clark was the caller and port of the organization. that "can represent all citizen groups" and have asiced Rahway "We feel that a vote for our candidates will ensure the con- voters to support its views. ity I'nited Merhodist Church. h{e resides ^t 904 W. Lake Avenue. in American"iêd Cross and Bay Scout and Cub Scout work. side Planetarium „ I he pro- a window on the front porch. rot St., wasrecovered by ttitrr Sheehan, a Roman Cath- also played guitar, Festi- Mrs.Regan, of 463 Lowejr Alden Drive, declared in a cam- gram's entitled d-fuaf.^—j-nnV vlHpfl took pTacB arthe Valley -I*nilfiti: 35fi£P&r:E^s our BCb°°l board haa. made _ in ih£ laaL r&t>. - -.The -R£NS_.app&aejB££. _^Q_ve ohtirged that "the present school Mr. Kernan outlined the issues as follows: "1. We must AND "~paign--«t*tf«m'erav^*^-ê4teJffi-i»-tU^ ^-rjinHJinn.,p-rnfnQcinnnl manncrRTTmm: of the school badpcerao "that the Stars." son television set. Mr John W Hastings, baby clothingandother items Road School. yeara,~""îhe RCNS said in its statement announcing its backing board with an RCNS majority has returned" the' schools"to a~ of Mr. Noakes, Mrs. Regan and Mr. Kernan. "RCNS-endor- K-6-3-3 system of organization" and that "this has alleviated in a peaceful atmosphere. School buildings were not designed the taxpayers receive full value in return for their contri— WEDNESDAY, JAN. 20 2024 V S Route 1 'reported from Junior Troop 102. Mrs. tu provide a haven for students who are mainly interested in button to die school system; 2. "We must encourage a much Mrs, Lillian Linnell, 301 that a vehicle belonging to Kobert Gabel, leader, re- A brief summarization of sed board members have since returned our school system the overcrowding in the high school but at the expense of the Côcktail Lounge] Regional Courses oortr s chathatt chthe girlrll scouts the activitiew s for Junior wider community interest in the school system as the best W.Lincoln Ave., reported tlie the U-llaul Co. uf So. Plain- ™ ™ £ scouts ure ^"l\ " ~*""'£?r~ way to insure that our young people develop the "knowledge larceny of the battery from field had been stolen from collected used bababy <•clothing Troop 385include *emaking and skills they will need in their world of tomorrow." " GAL* _.« _ _mall j U.S. ROUTE tf\ Still Available her car while It was parked the U.S. Route 1 address, îp flopr s and small sturdy -of napkin rings and .roses Council Recommends $77,000 Reduction Board Adopts $5,£31A2JL_Budge± Mr. ~ Kernan- is experienced 4n- budget-admimstr-ation.-buUd--- On ord«r of 150 ual*. or more There are courses still in the Purolator parking lot. Mr« Onris Konik 907 toys. Father Sheehan expects which were taken lotbe pa- ing construction ancl operation, contract negotiations, career • RAHWAY Trussler PUce, reported thar ^ distribute these articles den«. « the John E. Run- onen in the Union iôuntrCountyv rt AureaK break, enurentry ananud larcenlarcenyy nuoaici 1 ia>.c,iL|iuin-ui.iiai - - • - . LJ«~^J*.-,I Q^BerkeleJ y counseling—of high school students, vocational training^ and Rônal Adui^chool an°d took place'at dJhome ofMr". her purse was snatched while to tihree orphanages In Viet- ne|' HOjg^^^J % over 1970-71; $2, evaluation of technological equipment. _ y In Price for Apartment Project_Site A Rahway^ r«sidep.Ljmd taxpayer for lO.yearg, Mr.^ •reflnenrfirst nighR t maof yclass roiste, itr wathes GranThomad sAve. Q-Brlen, Apt7l5^C7Ênrry~tjritintiryT—Bcscnrttton-t^. 337" E. Bheâs at the West Granf d - num. . tfify^fc-^lffia^W lives wich hu wife and four emfdxeri at'-SDO"Mtfdlflon I"«»r I nxt \ TELEVISION A special thank you fromped with candy • c"aHeB."~The l^rÂtN SURAKWAY announced totiay by Harry was made by prying the door suspect was obtained. TTe ^g g CREDIT CARDS the Brownies of Troop 615 scouts aljo made hanging SIMONE BROS E. Linkin director. around the lock and making a A 14-year-old youth was to Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus felt calendars for their uests Polytechnic Institute and has studied management and econo- FREE PARKING HOURS: :*f'..\p' PHONE.; SWIM CLUB *The. spring term begins hole big enough for a hand to apprehended and charged who visited them at their homes* y-^^ In Lower Main St. Redevelopment mics at New York University Graduate School of Business IINDEN. N J next week atâll four reg- fit in and open the door from with possession of' stolen Administration. A licensed professional engineer, he is man- EFFICIENCIES • ional- high schools and the the inside. A portable tele- property after police .pur- A $77,000 reduction in the cleared" with' the idea of ob- cut the developer would not The Rahway Board of Ed^ is $4,470,862, and the diff- land It might purchase with ager of utilities engineering for the Grand Union Co., East Lincotn SchooUdn Garwood. vision set was stolen. sued him driving a stolen purchase price to be paid by taining more ratables, not participate in the second and ucatiun adopted a record erence between this sum and the $50,000 it allocated thar Paterson. " . . . . _ Information , on courses A fire of suspicious origin car. Hyatt Workers Lower Main Street Asso- fewer. Councilman Crowell third stages of the project. £5,631,121 budget after a the total budget of $5,631,121 night for land acquisitions. Mrs. Bffly, of~5i-8-HemloGk:-Street, said tier main motive by rnlUng was extinguished under the ciates for an apartment stated. Mr. Blum saidthat the city public hearing of the docu- is made up of state aid and Mr. Lawrence said that for seeking a seat on the board of education is/'community the adult school office at porch a: 1466 Lawrence St. house site iii g would lose more in yg -mxmres for '|jhg—been—a- mr-mh^-r nf. rhe PTh 376-6300 during office hours There was no damage to the May Pay, Too ErTtltTecJ to Layoff er Main Street Redevelop- said that the contract with by holding to the price agreed Roosevelt School. The only The total budget breaks down should not be provided in AsBOCiatiorr~f6r seven years. S.he is finishing her second term ' or 756-8811 after business house. Two juveniles were ment Project was recom- the developer was "not the in the contract than by mak- board member to vote to $5,281,649 current expen- the budget, because there as president of the Roosevelt* School PTA and -is secretary observed fleeing the area. It looks like those 1,546 employees frotn delayed un- mended by the Municipal type of contract that should ,ing the reduction. He added against it was Louis R. Riz- ses, $93,047 capital outlay, are no legal guarantees that of the Special Education PTA. Mrs. Billy attended board meet- A break and entry was General Motors may have employees aj the Hyatt Bear- employment payments any Council to the Rahway Re- be changed from time to that the cost to the city would zo. William Berko and Mrs. and $256,425 debt service. die money will be spent on* ings. reported at Glasco, 1161 to pay supplementary bene- ing Division In Clark are longer. They can begin col- development Agency by a be $20,000 and that there The total to be raised by lecting now" and the amounts,- time." The councilman Georgians Southern were ab- what it is designated to be "Long-range planning is the first order of business," Mrs. Woodbridge Rd. The window fits to workers who were guing to get the green light 6-2 vote during a special pointed out that the contrac- would be a corresponding resent. taxes this year is up $469,352 spent on. He said a special Billy said in her statement. "This, flhnnld hegin wirh nti nd- Lucy's Italian Kitchen of the from bay door had been \ and collect about $1,250,000 In some instances, may top • meeting on Jan.. 27 in City tor knew he was building duction in the rental prices.' The board also voted a of which $92,444 is going to referendum would hold the visory board composed of our own townspeople, making a Idled atthelrNew Departure* In unemployment benefits $700 per worker. cuver an overexpendlture in broken and entry to the build- Hall. alongside of the Rahway Ri- Councilman Pickens de- $2,SOU increase for the pur- board to a specific line of complete study as to the future needs of our school system. Restaurant & Pizzeria C made, but no larceny Hyatt Bearings-Division In because of suspensions dur- Layoffs ai the Clark plant Opposition ,to the reduc- ver and should have taken chase and maintainence of tfie 1970 - 71 budget for the action which the taxpayers This should include any future building program and reor- t8ok place. Clark last year. This was ing last fall's strike against began last September and tion of the purchase price clared that the city "has the increased costs of last soared to a record high In borings. opportunity to get the build- band equipment after band could understand. ganization of the present classroom space so as to provide LUNCHEOKLSPJECIALS THURSDAY, JAN. 21 *^the latest report-front tester- - the -Genf ral Mo rnr's Corpnr- from $289,765 to $212/765 Marcus I. Blum, director director Ronald -Dolce and year*B settlement with the Mr\ Lawrence was also flexible education programs, such as team teaching, educa- The car stolen from Mr. ation. T)ece"ml>ei\ At" that time; was led byCouncflmen"- at-" ing-up-- with -no more prob-: RKA which was~norprovided 1 Welner of Elizabeth, attor- of law/aBked to epeaic on the lemB. ' several parents, including surprised ar "the large in- tional - development labora-tofiee- and—indivi, *tl commence without further Uniu LU"lJTepare a finalized gji FOOD_SHOriPE delay. tCopies of the resolu- 'surely takes advantage of the law," Mr T .flwr-nnca-flî-tliLn_- rates, although much of it Stone Street for his eight must be suchh thah t allll the childrehld n be given thh eb best education "'OUR 44TH YEAR" n -waet—$11,000 in ilrcrT9^V"/u~ budget for repairs to die senior budget. was occasioned by ' 'care- years of service on the possible. This can only be accomplished by having a board that flpen DalW 9 to 4 - Saturday 9 to 12 Hoott Voters will decide Feb. 9 less use by employees." board. He eaid Mr. LUiott's School boysâ 19.70-71 budgctiOr repairs to can see beyond tomorrow and look at education as the life- \ - elopment -Agency, Housing the school's roofs and $13,348 in the proposed budget for re-= die fate of the budget when Tvtr. Lawrence cautioned "dignity, kindness, and ex- blood of Railway/* DRIVE-UP WINDOW- PARKING 3ber=iltlteejt^J0Eariwitiita Finance—Agency—and HUDr te—o n—Gttrr em—K-x— STtîxpli^r^r^sBoTnTnioin^pTe^l^ the—hnnv-d ro provide for _a l ," would Mx—lir-att-dec: . _ +._ ., - 381-2T50 and siiik aorifl^v' Councilm an C ro well de- dent said the school board president, questioned at last Thurs- pense of $4,377,815 and Cap- special referendum,-if it was be missed. Mr. Llliott has developing, from a broad spectrum of -the clared that the city Is "giv- day's hearing, said the $11,000 appropriation is being ex- ital Outlay of $93,047. envisioning any elementary . chosen not to seek anodier *—Account? Insured to $20,000 by the 0irT0aaiS5ir ' four aiip--*S^--« ucational program" that is locally representative and actively - ..-.M- ^4ng away $77,000* and tfiat pended now and that the roof work has not been completed. Jhese two • preceding school expansions on any term. involved in securing additional funds from state and federal Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp Go6aToodWSbod1lealtti| tiifett' children jftt^ ^~he was opposed .eyep ff the ''What happened to tHe"~other money appropriated?" "KTr. sources while maintaining a maximum of local control."11 He federal government provides be raised by Rahway, New Jersey >'• Lawrence demanded. "Was it spenty Church News..... 11 George Mensching, who was re-elected president of Reliance winked Into voting for a budget over which they have no control Savings and Loan Association last Tuesday, sattfthajthe proa- coordination of a medical program and hospital with a $1*5 payers of the city. as to how and when the money is to be finally spent." Classified 10 million budget. He also is chairman of Jthe Employee's Ad- .Emphasizing -his. pects for lower mortgage rates are good and that ther.e \& __M_r. Lawrence said the proposed budget provides for pay- Editorials...... 4 reason to hope for some easing; of tight money conditionfi*— visory Committee, representing approximately 500 nbn-toro- -nveht— again etHfche—reductiony 'Iment or'"$^'575t)trfor' a superlnteKQeht" oTlJC"t5o"oTey-$21 ^JTS-fcmnr twiiv rrt Councilman Crpwell said, Movies ;.Tr....»'.«.r.7 ^B" -"'•""•êgraenT10tCT*Kitt*¥^^ fessional employees—Hfc alsor -is an-admiftlstratlve-field in- J assistant superintendent, $20,800 for a senior pli^gh school structor in thg-Rtitgej'g-Gyaduater-Scbool-of. Sociiil^Worlr;r-Hfrr "**tr**the~purchTtscr""dpeBTi t DhltuaHjBSsj^^^.^^,.^...... 11 ing 1970, and reserves and-undivided profits reached an all- princlpalj^l^^lD~"Tor a vice principal of the attended Rid.br College for two yearss majoring in business want the property, we can $14,000 to $16,000 for other vice principals, $2^,100 for a Ray Hoagland B time high in oxectfs of $627,000. . v. For Best Results start over again. We're be- Four dlrecrors elected to three-year terms are; Kenneth education and accounting, and is a; senior at-Newark State ^director of student personnel services and $2p»8.50 toro director Social News.. 2 College, majoring in special education. He also has studied ing sold A bill ofgoods."He "of vocational and adblt education. " Ader, Angelo Fiore, George Mcnaching, < and Fayette N. Jlxal Sports , B. 9 Talley. Others elected to officers positions .arc; .Walter F. labor relations In the Rutgers Extension College; of the State apartment project wfTTbe B p Most Active Realtor even though the proposed budget has the nore Smith, assistant treasurer. MEMBER OF UNION COUNT* UVVTIVVB, USMNG Superior Court to Hear Arguments Monday ifr

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