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VOL. 166 NO. 28 RAHWAY, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY. JULY 14, 1988 USPS 454-160 25 CENTS Board of Ed accepts Merck grant for secondary school program by Pat DiMaggio At its regular meeting on In other business the Charles Backrqann and Rahway Community Ac- June 28 Rahway's Board of description of a Support Roosevelt School. stitute custodial hourly rate board: Donald Sobieski to develop tion Organization, Inc. Services Counselor in machines and to paint, sand — Appointed Sandra Education approved the ac- —Reduced one class the District Secondary —Approved the super- at $6.50 per hour. and refurbish various pieces —Approved the submis- special education for grades intendent's attendance at Schultz for the summer ses- ceptance of a grant from room position at Roosevelt Gifted and Talented Plan. sion of an annual Review of — Approved Urban of equipment to color code sion to work as needed. Merck and Company for 7-12. the annual AASA Con- Weiss to repair and service School. —Authorized an addi- Progress and Implementing —Approved payment in for a fee of $3,550. —Appointed Anatol I. the development of a special — Authorized Frank tional 20 days work for Jac- ference in Orlando, Florida, various Wood Shop, Metal —Appointed Sidney Affirmative Action Plans the amount of $17,182.48 on March 3-7, 1989, and Popovich as physical educa- program. Buglione and Frank quelyn Torcicollo. Chemi- for the internal monitoring Shop, Home Maintenance Robb as assistant football tion teacher at $36,325, and to Jeffrey and Kallaur, Con- the business administrator's Shop and General Shop The grant, totalling Lukaszewicz to work three cal Health Consultant. guide. sulting Engineers, for coach at $3,414. also as head boys soccer 576,208.60, will be used for additional weeks to prepare —Created and posted the attendance at the annual —Approved the submis- engineering services provid- ASBO Conference in coach at $3,186. a program for secondary the district Basic Skills/- position of gifted and sion and operation of an In- ed on the Franklin School school students. English as a Second talented teacher for grades Detroit, Michigan, on Oc- expensive Book Distribu- heating and ventilating pro- tober 2-6, 1989. The board also accepted Language Bilingual Im- 9-12. tion Program in the amount ject. Flow-Thru Funds in the provement Plan. —Accepted the Adult of 52,356 under "Reading is —Approved the con- amounts of $174,160 and —Approved a payment tinuation of a Prescription — Authorized Regina Education Application for Fundamental," to be con- of $742.16 for the Madison 59,870 for the fiscal year Macphee to work an addi- funds from the State Dept. ducted at Roosevelt School Drug Agreement with the 1988-89 and submitted to School floor replacement Public Employees Fringe tional week to prepare the of Education in the amount and the Intermediate and $2,256 for paving work the State Department of district Basic Skills/E.S.L. ofS2,552 for Evening School. Benefits Trust. at Roosevelt School to Mor- —Approved a change Education an application Bilingual Improvement School for Foreign-Born —Approved the use of for a Demonstration Grant ton, Russo and Maggio, Ar- order in the amount of $ 165 Plan. Residents. room 109 at the In- chitects. Program for the Alternative —Authorized five weeks —Approved the submis- for Dave Paterson Flooring termediate School for an Co. for deleting the installa- Center for Education in the additional work for Regina sion and operation of work 8th grade level summer amount of 510,000. —Awarded a contract to tion of new thresholds in Macphee, Frank Mauriello, site agreement for the Sum- math course for the R. Mellusi and Sons, Inc., mer Youth Employment the Madison School wood Minorities in Engineering Berkeley Heights, in the flooring project. program to be run in Program. amount of $23,500 for pav- Open House tomorrow for cooperation with the —Approved a final pay- —Approved the job ing and site work at ment in the amount of student proficiency program $14,915 to Dave Paterson Flooring Co. for work com- "BLOOD BUDDIES" ... Rahway Hospital co-workers Deborah Barrett /raft) pleted on the Madison rt Respiratory Services, and David Flynn, Respiratory Manage recently An Open House for the students are enrolled in the d in the moat successful employee blood drive ever to take place at Rahway School floor replacement concemed HSPT Summer Program program under the leader- rnnH, / J H^ *J employees took part in this vital service, which was project. conducted by The American National Red Cross - New Jersey Blood Services will be held at Rahway ship of HSPT Unit coor- —Reappointed Leo High School on Friday, Ju- dinator, William M. Kahn as school board at- ly 15. Parents and friends Roesch. torney, Albert DiGiorgio, are invited to visit their The following non-profit * ••jSs.aecc^uniant And Roger child's classroom and meet agencies have provided job : Pribush' as treasurer of Rahway Sports Clinics the HSPT staff anytime be- slots for these students: school monies for the tween 8 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. Rahway Board of Educa- "yv&str 1988-89 school year. Rahway High School tion, Winfield Board of —Approved the sub- received a grant from the Education, Rahway Y.M. begin July 18 State Department of Educa- C.A., Rahway Public The Second Annua tion that would provide Library, Rahway Day Care The Wrestling, Baseball Clinics are sponsored by Board Rahway Sports Clinics wil and Basketball Clinics are The City of Rahway remedial assistance to 9th, Center, and the Rahway be held this year in the lat co-ed. 10th, and 11th grade Geriatrics Center. Recreation Department, invites ter part of July and the firs All sports clinics are open Merck and Company Inc., students who failed at least In addition to Roesch, week of August. to Rahway younsters ages two sections of the High the HSPT staff includes and The Rahway Board of comments The sports clinics offered 10-17 and are free-of- Education. School Proficiency Test. Elma Blackwejj,_ writing are: charge. given in April and for 8th teacher; Tarn Sorrell," The coordinator of these —The Rahway Board of Wrestling—^whicTT "" Gueln speakers, tee shirts grade students considered reading teacher; Ronald Education invites public sports clinics is Mr. Thomas be held July 18-22 from and refreshments will be of- Lewis, Director of Ath- "at risk" of not passing the Stevinson, math teacher; comment on its 1988-89 ap- 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. in the fered to all participants. test during their freshman and Rocco Collucci, work letics, Rahway Public plication for Basic Skills Im- Rahway High School Gym The Rahway Sports Schools. year in high school. experience teacher. provement Programs for nasium. "We encourage parental Communications and Com- The unique program of- Baseball — July 18-22, involvement as a necessary putational Skills. from noon to 4 p.m. at fers three hours of instruc- aspect of each child's educa- Such comment will take tion between 8:30 and Veterans Field. tion," Roesch said. "We had place at the regular monthly Football — July 25-29, 11:30 a.m. in writing, an extremely large turnout LOOK IT UP ... Jim Crowell works with microfiche at the Rahway Public Library. The library provided a rich academic environment for the Alternative Center for Education meeting of the Board on from 1:30 to 5:30 p.m. at reading and math. After a for our parent orientation Tuesday, July 19, at 7:55 Veterans Field. lunch break, students then meeting prior to the start of (ACE) students who, during the fourth marking period, worked on a major term paper p.m., at Rahway Inter- report to a job site and are under the direction of their subject area teachers: Charles Kontos, Science; Ronnie Basketball — August 1-5, this program and we are mediate School in the Louis from noon to 4 p.m. in the paid $4.50 per hour for looking forward to seeing Zalinkanskas, Health; Paul DiGiano, Math; John Perillo, History; and Marti Gee, English. (ACE Project photo) R. Rizzo Board Meeting Rahway High School Gym- three hours of work, Five all the parents once again," Room. nasium. days a week. Forty-seven Roesch concluded. I Rahway Library summer reading clubs and activities
Rahway boys and girls Thursday, July 21, and day, July 19 from 1:30-2:30 may actively participate in Space Ship from 11 a.m.- p.m. and on Wednesday, . %• one of three Summer 12:30 p.m. on Friday, July July 20, from 10:30-11:30 Reading Clubs. Teens in 22. a.m., Tee-Shirt Day, when grades 7-12 may sign up in they can bring a tee-shirt the Adult .Department and Children's activities for and have a mouse added to those of elementary school those of elementary school it. ages in the Children's ages include a Game Day Pre-schoolers are invited Department. during which checkers, to "Make a mouse finger Summer Library hours chess and other board puppet" on Tuesday, July are: Adult Department, games may be played on 19 from 10:30-11 a.m. Monday, Tuesday and Monday, July 18 from 10 The Library has access Thursday, 10 a.m.-9 p.m.; a.m.-noon, Kindergarten for the Handicapped to ail Wednesday and Friday, 10 through 3rd grade Sto- Public Service areas. For a.m.-5 p.m. and closed rytime with stories, sound further information, call ; I Saturday. Children's filmstrip and craft on Tues- 388-0761. Department hours are: Monday, 10 a.m.-9 p.m., Tuesday through Friday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m., closed Satur- day. Millionaire finalists APPLIED ECONOMICS 'MERGER' ... Students In I.B.M. and the business consultant to the period 3 Teen activities for. the William M. Boesch's Economics classes at Rahway The following Rahway numbers picked Monday VOLUNTEER HONOREE... Railway's Russell LJnck a clas3. (T.B. Enterprises); William M. Roesch, week of July 18 are: residents arc among 250 fi- High School discussed the advantages of forming their Economics teacher; Robert Turek. Vice President for Monopoly^ from" 1-2:30 and Thursday evenings as volunteer at the Ashbrook Nursing Home in Scotch own business under a Junior Achievement sponsor- nalists in a Picfc-6 Lotto Mil- part of the televised draw- Plains, was recently honored by the Scotch Plalns- production of 88 Key Productions and Kenneth p.m., on Monday, July 18; lion Dollar Bonus Game ship. Pictured sitting Is Denlse Nagy, Vice President for Johnson, business consultant to the period 4 class (88 Life Size Checkers from ings for the Pick-6 Lotto Fanwood High School's Distributive Education Clubs of personnel and corporate secretary of 88 Key Produc- grand prize drawing in New twice-weekly game. America (DECA) for his "Outstanding Service" to the Key Productions) from Merck AG VET. The gathering 1-2:30 p.m., on Tuesday, Egypt on July 15. tions; and standing, left to right, Renee Landmesser, took place in the economics classroom around the residents of Ashbrook. He has volunteered his time to July 19; Video Quest II They won their ways into Vice President of marketing for 88 Key Productions; I.B.M. PC previously donated by Merck and Co., Inc. from 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. on The finalists are: Carol the nursing homp since 1976, and was honored as a Juanito Fortune Vice President for production of T.B. during the 1986-87 school year. ihe drawing by matching, in Buford and group, Louise New Jersey "Volunteer of the Year" in 1988. DECA Is Wednesday, July 20; Trivia exact order, the five-digit Denscn and group, and Enterprises, Elaine Needham, system engineer from from 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. on a nationwide organization that promotes the develop- Million Dollar Bonus Game Patricia Feeney. ment of future leaders in the field of marketing. RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY. JULY 14, 1988 PAGE 3 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT PAGE 2 THURSDAY. JULY 14. 1988 Senate considers $14 G's raised at 5thAnnual ! bill \q ban •. animal fights The State Senate Natural Rahway Hospital Golf Tourney Resources and Agriculture Committee has released On Monday, June 20, the who donated cash and legislation sponsored by 5th Annual Golf Tourna- prizes for the tournament." Senator Richard A. Zimmer ment to benefit the Rahway Low gross winner was to increase the penalties for Hospital was held at the Jerry Sheehan with a 78; animal fighting. Colonia Country Club. C. 2nd was Ed Ruotolo — 78; "Animal fighting is a so- Vigilante, co-chairman of 3rd was John Timko — 78; cial aberration of the worst the tournament, reported 4th was Jim Sheehan — 79; kind which we must
RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1988 PAGE 5 BAHWAIT Casino crime jRccorb 'CCarZ % J^atriot unlike any other Union C ounlv » • I Wrrklv f il.bllih.d 196} by Cory Umwrdt C. VIGILANTE VVKNDY D'ARCY PAT DIMAGGIO ELLEN VIGILANTE Htm Jtrtif Attentf Gtatrd Over the last" few years, much has been said about the Editor'Puhlisher Managing Editor Staff Writer Advertising Manager surging crime rates of resort cities such as Reno, Las Vegas and Atlantic City and how casinos act like a •\\\\- RAHWAY NEWS RECORD lUSPS 4541601 and THE CL '.RK PATRIOT magnet to attract criminal parasites who prey on tourists. 7 Just as serious is another type of crime prevalent in Reserve Space Now InThe iL SI'S 115 6()i arc published wcekl> on Thursday for S15.00. S20.00 outside Mid- dlesex or L mon Counties. b> Tabloid Lithographers. Inc., 219 Central Avc.. P.O. Box these gambling cities — the kind which cheats casinos and ^ T T JL ^r"\ 11 T 7" 11 T™\ HIM R;ihv.;i\ NJ 07065. Second-class postage paid at Rahway, N.J. the jurisdictions which have legalized them out of hun- POSIMASILR Send address changes to THE RAHWAY NEWS dreds of thousands of dollars in revenues and threatens to New RK ORIK I -\Rk PATRIOT. P.O. Box 1061. Rahway. N.J. 07065." compromise the very integrity of the gaming industry. The perception is that the casino floor is one of the MieHewrages. Tlic Rahi»») News Record and Clark Patriot arc weekly newspapers serv- safest places in the city. Each, after all, is secured like a ing ihc best interests of their respective communities. It is the endeavor of these fortress. And, at least in Atlantic City, each has a security publications to present the news in a sound and sane manner maintaining the T rights of all by accurate factual statement and measured reasonable opinion. force almost the size of the city's police department where The opinions expressed in editorial columns arc those of the authors of the col- gamblers are monitored from ceiling cameras able to leQneThatWbrks. umns or those quoted in them and not necessarily of the management or staff zoom in to detect a fingernail mark on a playing card and One of our representatives will be calling on r .',..•/! of ihc respective newspapers. by plainclothes State Police detectives. you soon to offer you an opportunity to place Despite the perceptions, however, the reality is that casinos are frequently targets and often the victims of an ad in this area's most comprehensive source such crime. And no wonder. The cash nature of the of buying information: theNew Jersey Bell business as well as the large number of unrecorded Yellow Pages. transactions that occur by the hour make casinos a 96% of New Jersey adults use the New Jersey COMMUNITY vulnerable target for rings of cheaters, swindlers, scam artists and other criminals who could rake in fortunes at Bell Yellow Pages. Our enhanced Yellow Pages CALENDAILJ the expense of an unsuspecting industry. section, with our easy-to-use index of headings Because of the enormous amounts of money at risk, lets your customers find what they need more and the state's taxing of gaming revenues, cheating, EDITOR'S NOTE: In order for us to adequately prepare Ozone blamed for especially the hi-tech variety, is an immediate concern not easily and conveniently than ever. (lj|^U^A£g?O the Community Calendar, all events for the following only for the house but for our Division of Gaming En- We've also expanded and redesigned the week should be submitted by 5 p.m. on the FRIDAY before forcement (DGE). Whatever that loss is, the beneficiaries Directory for the consumer. Added a full-color you would like them to appear. "that tired feeling" of the state revenues — New Jersey's senior citizens and Community Interest Showcase section packed handicapped — suffer. RAHWAY Chances are you were feeling tired and irritable with information about sports, entertainment many days during the past couple of months. Forgive As a result, it is becoming increasingly obvious that THURSDAY, JULY 14 - Rahway Board of Education there must be a close, coordinated effort between the in- and recreation in New Jersey. Your customers special meeting. 5:15 p.m.. to conduct interviews. Also at your boss, your spouse, or your diet. The real reason was ozone pollution. dustry and the regulators to crack down hard on this will find Green Discount Coupons full of 7 p.m.. Louis R. Ri/vo Board Meeting Room, In- problem. termediate School, meeting with N.J. School Boards Air quality in New Jersey was unhealthful for 15 valuable money-saving opportunities. days in a month! Those days were May 23; the Memorial During the first years of legalized gaming in Atlantic Assn. representatives on School Boards Effectiveness Pro- So if you want to move your products or Day weekend May 28-31; June 13-16 and June 18-23. City, the casinos were hit with scams and frauds so easily ject. Each of those days found your lungs unable to work at delectable that many of the thieves had not even spent 211 WHACKS ... In case anyone missed the occasion, this picture is a reminder that services, talk to our representative. And MONDAT, JULY 18 - Rahway Board of Adjustment normal efficiency. Your lung tissue was 'burned' by the the money before they were arrested. Feb. 23 was declared "Spanktown Victory Day" by the Union County Board of move your business into the New Jersey Bell meeting. 7:30 p.m.. City Hall Council Chambers. ozone; it became swollen and tender. The more you exer- Over the years, however, casino crime has become in- Chosen Freeholders, in celebration of the 211th anniversary of the Battle of TUESDAY, JULY 19 - Rahway Board of Education, Yellow Pages. The one that works. cised, the worse your lungs were aggravated. It took three creasingly complex and thus much harder to solve. Spanktown. Freeholder James Fulcomer, at left, noted that"On Feb. 23, 1777, the special meeting, prior to the conclusion of the regular or four days for your lungs to recover. Under the direction Anthony J. Parrillo, the Division American colonists and patriots fought valiantly and defeated the British army in a bat- monthly board meeting, in Louis R. Rizzo Board Meeting of Gaming Enforcement has successfully uncovered tle at 'Spanktown,' now Rahway. It was a significant milestone in the struggle for in- Room, Intermediate School, 7:55 p.m. Meanwhile, your body was less able to obtain ox- ygen or to exhale waste products. You were more suscep- schemes involving credit fraud, counterfeiting, bogus dependence." Receiving a framed copy of the Declaration Resolution is Vincent J. (2) New Jersey Bell TUESDAY, JULY 26 - Rahway Planning Board chips and slot tokens, slot machine tampering and Parlapiano, President of the Rahway Historical Society. >^5'A •••Attantto-Comply mcetine. 7:30 p.m.. City Hall Council Chambers. tible to respiratory infections. Do you find yourself cat- ching a cold during warm weather? cheating at table games such as blackjack and baccarat. CLARK The danger that more and more scams might be at- THURSDAY, JULY 14 - Clark Rotary Club meeting, What should you do — 1) Blame the real cause — ozone; tempted has forced the DGE to become increasingly more noon. Peninsular House Restaurant, Raritan Rd.. Scotch active and sophisticated in the fight against casino crime Assembly approves grant Plains. 2) Reduce your activity level. Give your lungs a break; by beefing-up its enforcement efforts. THURSDAY, JULY 14 - Clark Taxpayers' Coalition Fortunately, New Jersey has been armed with perhaps for AAMH building purchase meeting, 8 p.m., Clark Public Library. 3) Write your Member of Congress and demand Congress act to control ozone and protect your health; the single most powerful weapon — a strong enabling law Your New Jersey Bell YellowPages MONDAY, JULY 18 - Clark Municipal Council, and an equally tough set of regulations — to help ensure 4) Ask your newspapers, TV and radio stations to an- The State Assembly TC Have been deinstitutionaliz- regular public meeting. 8 p.m., 315 Westfield Ave. that the games are being fairly run, that all monies are ac- and provide respite and trial salespeople are in the area. nounce ozone levels each day. The information is cently approved legislation ed. left home or who are WEDNESDAY, JULY 20 - Clark Rent Monitoring counted for, that equipment is not being tampered with or visit sites. If you need additional information, available. providing a S25.00O grant homeless. Board. 7:30 p.m.. Room 16. Municipal Building (Brewer in any way manipulated, and that the individuals who Two-thirds of the apart to the Association for the Deverin said that the pur- call: 1'800'NJB'BELL Schooli. work-, in the casino hotels meet certain licensure stan- ments will be rented to the Linda Stansfleld Advancement of the Men- chase of the apartment . 1-800-652-2355. WEDNESDAY, JULY 20 - Union County Regional dards. This is indispensable ammunition. general public at fair market Consultant (or Environmental Affairs tally Handicapped lAAMHl buildiim. for which AAMH High School District. Lay Advisory Council, public New Jersey's comprehensive system of internal con- rates. According to AAMH American Lung Association of N.J. to assist the Association in has launched a S600.000 meeting, 7 p.m.. Adult Learning Center, campus of David trols for such diverse areas as accounting, gaming equip- officials, this ratio will Union purchase of an apartment capital campaign, will pro- Brearley Regional High School, Kenilworth. Phone ment, and the rules of the various games are aimed at maintain the agency's com- 887-9340 building in Union County. vide the cornerstone of an 376-6300 for more info. curbing cfteals. mitment to the principles of The bill's sponsor is "innovative project to pro- For instance, our gaming laws regulate every normalization and com Assemblyman Thomas H. vide community-based sup- characteristic of gaming chips and slot tokens including munity living. Deverin (D-Middlesex/ port services to help han- color, shape, size and thickness. We require that each In addition, the income Union). dicapped people learn to casino establish and effectively maintain a closed circuit from the apartments will be Deverin explained that live productive, meaningful television system and that the casino room itself be used to support other Supermarket needed! AAMH currently serves and dignified lives." organized to provide optimum security over casino opera- AAMH programs, and the more than 350 handicapped Under the AAMH plan, Do you realize there is no supermarket in the city of tions. acquisition of the building people, ages 8-75, through- | one-third of the 40-50 units Rahway_— withi_thc_cxccp_lion of the A&P, which is almost —We have developed standards governing closed circuit will... provide the._._capitai _ out New Jersey. The agen- I would be used to house in Linden? television coverage over table games, slot machines, the assets needed to assure the cy now rents individual j handicapped people, pro- Is it not possible to incorporate a supermarket into the casino cage, count rooms, and other casino-related areas. long-term stability of the RAHWAY YMCA apartments for clients who | vide some program space planned corporate center buildings for the convenience of These requirements assure that law enforcement starts agency. the citizens of Rahway, as well as of the projected out-of- with a step up on criminals. 388 0057 towncrs who are expected to come to this city? Because of New Jersey's tough laws and regulations, Since the Acme left the area we are without a place to the DGE has successfully battled such scams and has ef- shop unless we go out of town. And many of us do not have fectively reduced the potential for cheating to occur. This cars. enforcement commitment has also benefited the casinos, Alberta H. Smith the State and the public by keeping the games honest and Rahway by increasing the amount of legal revenues for everyone. The fight against casino crime, therefore, is an ongoing one involving the assistance of the casinos, their manage- ment, and especially the casino workers. County voc-tech Law enforcement alone cannot contain this type of mmm casino crime. The cooperative efforts developed between forklift course the Division of Gaming Enforcement and the casino in- EASY PAYMENTS ... Charles R. Hogan Jr., left, Vice dustry in New Jersey, and among New Jersey regulators President of the Merck Company Foundation, and Bob completed and their counterparts in sister jurisdictions, are model ar- Young. Executive Director of the Rahway YMCA, look rangements. over the new YMCA van. The van was purchased in part John Dolinaj of Clark, completion of a co- We have a sound framework within which to combat through a S10.000 donation from the Merck Company Supervisor of Adult Educa- sponsored United Auto casino crime, be it "garden variety crime" occurring daily Foundation. It is a vital part of the YMCA's Day Camp tion of the Union County Workers District No. 65 on the casino floor or something much more and Afterschool Childcare programming. Vocational-Technical forklift program at the sophisticated. Schools, has announced the Alpha Wire Corporation, Elizabeth, coordinating with U.A.W. No. 65 Direc- tor of Training, Norman Lederer. Free pamphlets offered The course was a OUR PLACE FOR BRUNCH ... Pictured left to right are Walter E. Boright, Union cooperative educational on U.S. Constitution County Freeholder; Howard E. Stone, Executive Director, Self-Help for Hard-of- !"!? venture between business, In connection with Inde- and a copy of the speech Hearing People; Christine Lubinsky, Washington DC representative for the National labor and the vocational- pendence Day, Assembly- delivered by George Wash- Council on Alcoholism; and Gladys Kearns, Executive Director, Union County Council technical school. The man Bob Franks is offering ington, President of the Con- on Alcoholism, Inc. They were among those attending the Council on Alcoholism's an- course was customized at free copies of the official vention. nual legislative Brunch and Press Reception at the Suburban Golf Club in Union. The the school and included commemorative edition of event featured talks on deafness and alcoholism. The Council has sponsored a public safety, vehicle control the United States Constitu- "As one of the original 13 service announcement that will run on local TV, probably in late July. operations. The instructor, tion. states, and the first to ratify Peter Hasubeck, gave both the Bill of Rights, New Jer- a lecture and practical on- "The United States has enjoyed the longest lasting sey and its residents should vehicle lessons at the plant. HOKDAT. Jod 4 PICK FOUR constitution in world his- take special pride in the PICK-IT-NUMBERS snuiem BOX tory," sdid Franks. "As we Constitution," added This course is one of the Frank-. 7648 $3,039 $253.00 many that have been begin the Constitution's FOR THE WEEK OF: PKX6«nOIW..« 05 16 27 30 » developed by the school third century, people should Anyone wishing to receive July 4 thru July 9 tonp BOKUS KO. 47M5 take a minute to become specifically to meet the a free copy of the U.S. Con- niBDAT. UT 5 m Fon needs of business and in- more familiar with the Con- stitution should write to As- PICK-IT STRAIGHT BAW _.„ KUHta STUKKT BOX stitution so they can fully 5206 $2.430.50 $101.00 l /j dustry. Although courses semblyman Bob Franks at DATE NUMBERS PAY OFF BOX PAIR appreciate it." 219 South Street, New Prov- WBKBWT. W| 6 PICK fOUl may not be listed as part of MONDAY The Pamphlet includes idence, NJ 07974 or call 665- $3350 niMBa SIMKHT BOX the regular Adult Division Wf i 079 $232 523 0862 $2,8«2.5Q . $120.00 program offerings, the the original Constitution, all 7777 Monday through TUESDAY 50 MJtSDAY. Mi 7 m FOUt school has been able to 26 amendments, a listing of Friday during normal busi- MT5 108 S205 34 $20» MJMBSt STUBffl BOX delegates to the Constitu- ness hours. Supplies are utilize adjunct personnel as WHHBDAY $ S $29so 0893 $3,(82.50 $161.50 teaching and customizing tional Convention of 1787, limited. Mr 6 637 295 49 mu-iorroi».:W B U B n M resources. THUBDAY $ S S tono tows io. MOM HAD IT WITH EGOCENTRIC OPINION Mr 7 RUT. W! I P» FOUl Interested persons who 378 271 45 27 WMBBt snUU6KT MX want more information COLUMNISTS? HUDAY 9153 $2,565.00 tlOt.5O KICK OFF ... Sal Mione, right, a Vietnam War veteran from Rahway, is pictured with Wr8 315 52 S31» Senator Frank Lautenberg on the day of the announcement of his bid for re-election to about customizing pro- 465 unnur. j*»ra root grams are asked to call John SATU8DAY RM« SlUtffl MI the U.S. Senate. The "kick-off was at Liberty State Park in Jersey City. Mione praised $42» 50 7272 $2.0*8.00 $341.00 the senator's efforts on behalf of America's vets. Dolinaj at 889-2000, ext. Mr 9 824 256 525 215 or 212. PAGE 13
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• i>» It's A Girl! It's A Girl! It's A Girl!" Mr. Steve G. Stampoutoi & James & Sharon Rapp of Dr. & Mrs. David L Stephens Waitz will host clinic Marigrace Iodice of CWrteret are Woodbridgc arc proud lo an- proud to announce the birth of of Rahway are proud to an- Grete Waitz, eight-time five-mile race in the country. ing the clinic. Co-race direc- nounce the birth of their their daughter Maria Elena nounce the birth of their winner of the New York City Waitz, the 1984 Olympic tor Pat Goias will also speak daughter Kcriann Jane, born Stampoulos, bom on Tuesday daughters Samantha Lee and June 12. 1988 in Rahway June 21, 1988 in John F. Ken- Megan Lorraine, bom June 12, Marathon, will host a pre- silver medalist, will be joined about beginning running. Hospital. Kcriann weighed 8 nedy Medical Center. 'Maria 1988 in Elizabeth General racc clinic on Saturday, July by Gloria Avcrbuch of The Ramada Inn can be lbs. 14 o/s.. and measured 21'/: weighed 8 lbs. 5 ozs., and- Medical Center. Samantha Montclair, co-author of reached from exit 135 off the inches. She has a brother. meajured 20!^ inches. The weighed 5 lbs. 14 oz., and 16, at 10 a.m. at the Ramada Thomas Gerard. The maternal maternal grandparents are measured 19 inches. Megan FACTORY OUTLET STORE Inn, Clark. The clinic is a Waitz's book, 'World Class.' Garden State Parkway. grandmother is Jane Miller^of Maria Elena Stellato of Carteret weighed 6 lbs. 4 ozs., and prelude to the Catch the Sun The book will be available For more information, Cartcrct. The paternal grand- & Vincenzo Iodice of East measured 18'/: inches. Sisters CLEANING parcnls arc John & Doris Rapp Brunswick. The paternal grand- are Mistica, 5kS. Jessica, 3ki, & Run the following day at for autograph copies. Waitz contact Tina DiRienzo or of Cartcrct. parent are Mr. & Mrs. George Rebecca, 20 mos. The maternal Tamaqucs Park in Westfield will respond to questions Goias at 432-5530. Starnpoulos of Carteret. The grandparents are Ruth HeadJey WAREHOUSE at 9 a.m. from the crowd for most of maternal great-grandmothers of Englishman and ?ttiCr . are Angela Mana Stellato of Headley of Hilton Head Island,. Blue Cross and Blue the program. Carteret &. Marigrace Iodice of S.C. The paternal grandparents j Shield of New Jersey Inc. is The clinic will run from 10 BOY! Naples, Italy. are Samuel & Norma Stephens! MONDAY, JULY 18 It's A of Rahway. SALE HOURS: sponsoring the run for the to approximately 11:30 a.m. fourth consecutive year. The Race packets can also be SATURDAY, JUIY 23, 1988 8:30 A.M. tO 4:30 P.M. The chameleon's tongue Mr. & Mrs. Michael Kaclbcr- Mr. & Mrs. David Zullo of race is the largest all-women, picked up prior to or follow- is as long as its body. of Woodbridgc arc proud (o an Cartcrct arc proud to announce nounce the birth of their son the birth of their daughter Reoina Giants vs. Steelers game Brian Michael, born June 13. Kimberly Patricia, born June Clark man is I988 in John F. Kennedy 20. 1988 in J.F. Kennedy Medical Center. Brian'weighed Medical Center. Kimberly Virginia Tech grad Ji Housekeeper to benefit journalism, cancer 9 lbs I oi.. and measured 21 in weighed 6 lbs. 3 ozs.K'and Vacuum Cleaners ches. He has sister. Kclli. 5'•'':. measured 19 inches. She has a Craig S. Naha of Clark J2ct The maternal grandparents arc brother, Christopher. 2. -T?ic The New York Football grants have provided fully- maternal grandparents are Mr. was among those graduat- Books are so called from the German buvhv meaning Mario & Helen Rossi of ing from Virginia Tech a beech tree, since beech bark was used for writing on Giants will meet the Pitts- paid fellowships for New Scwarcn. The paternal grand & Mrs. Joe Tyrkala of Cartcrct. before the invention of printing. parents arc Harold & Carolyn The paternal grandparents arc (Blackburg VA) at the burgh Steelers on Saturday, Jersey journalism professors Birth Announcements will Kaclbcr of Hudson. Florida. Mr. & Mrs. Neil Zullo Jr. of training seminars. Cartcrcl. university's 1988 gradua- August 20, for a preseason appear In Wednesday's Atom tion ceremonies held May NFL fundraiser to benefit The late John V. Mara, Tabloid and Thursday's Rahway 21. He received a B.S. in in: journalism students and who served as president of News Record/Clark Patriot dustrial engineering and cancer research. the Giants until his death in operations research. The game starts at 8 p.m. 1965, was the son of Giants HEAT MIRROR in Giants Stadium, Mea- founder, Timothy J. Mara. A* Mfn »TVt Tm OU How' IT'S A MIRACLE! dowlands Complex, East The Mara fund was estab- Phone AN INVESTMENT IN THIS MIRACLE Rutherford. Net proceeds lished in 1966 to benefit Fill Out Our Form Below And Mail With Check To EARNS YOU $AVEVGS will go to the John V. Mara cancer research at St. Vin- Atom Tabloid — Birth AND TOTAL COMFORT. Memorial Fund and the cent's Hospital in New B 219 Central Ave., Rahway, N.J. 07065 SUPnOOB TMUUOIOH New Jersey Press Founda- York. aoiAtcowntoL tion. Tickets are SI8. Tickets for the game are WITHOUT IINIMU This football classic is the available at Giants Stadium Add $3.25 for • Sotm Reduction and through local ticket addi. tnfcxmation • L»M Condvnulion coupon only cooperative effort of CHAMPS ... As a result of play-offs held in June, the Haefner, Matthew Jadro, Ricky Werner, Michael Slkorl- (twiru, gr-at- I • V*r*iUlitY ui Dtufn outlets. For more informa- are proud to announce j • Iraprovr* PUot Growth its kind between a sports "Unico" team of the Clark Little League emerged as the ak and Raymond Redzlniak; (back row) Coach John grandparsnn) organization and a state tion, call the NJPA Central HEAT MIRHOR* » M wmnbU Ate 1988 Minor Division World Series champions. They Neves, Coach John Howlett and Manager Rick Werner. the birth .of their daughter/son •huh u M»M b»l*Hii 1 fmt*% at gU* press association. Since Office, (609) 693-3366, or vKh tte MM HMulauon *akM M S MW4 WIN A are, from left (front row) John Howlett, Gary Stolack, (Not pictured: Brian Miloscla.) p«iwt ct (UM - it qvaUiM to Til Crvrfi 1977, more than $365,500 the Giants ticket office, Fred Qulnlan, and Jason Neves; (middle row) Paul born WKHAVKTjtt has been raised by the New 935-8222. voov nom«M York Football Giants for In journalism scholarships and ALL CU8T0M MADE educational programs. Corporate race TO YOUR SPECIFICATIONS AND INSTALLED BY Game proceeds go to OUR TRAINED EXPERTS I No Purchase Necessary scholarships for college series continues Give Inches. Brothers/Sisters WE CAN • UMMIM f r*« students and newspaper car- The second stage in the REPLACE riers. On June 18, a total of Coors Corporate Race Scr- YOUR ies will be held on Tuesday, Blood, The maternal grandparents are DOORS TOOI $15,500 was presented to July 19, at South Mountain DONT SETTLE FOR LESS THAN A MIRACLE! To Enter Our (FUSIl Drawing students during ceremonies of ~ "TDttNCTW AVAOJUSUr at the NJPA annual sum- Reservation in South Please. TO WAUFIBD LNVB8TOB8 j Fill in coupon below and drop off during our Sale Days. mer conference in Ocean Orange. CALL 301-MM700 OK CUP AND MAIL TODAY! The paternal grandparents arc AO w«h«. 15 dm ad mn HUX WINDOW BAfTTr LOCM City. Ten undergraduate The event, sponsored by with «iy window PURIMM. Name students won awards rang- Coors, The Sneaker Factory, of NU SASH WINDOW SYSTEMS Address ing from $1,000 to $1,500; and the Essex County De- 62S KOOMV*U Avnat two graduate students partment of Parks, Recrea- AMERICAN RED CROSS/ Remember, your announcement will appear CftrUrtt. N*w JvrMy 07008 NEW JERSEY BLOOO SERVICES " in both The Atom Tabbid and the Rahway D Stnd a* • FREE Color Brochur* received $1,000 and one tion and Cultural Affairs, A D Plattt nD rrm for • FREE Esttmit* and • was given $2,000. In will begin with a two-mile A dMikxi of Th« Qn>«rtt Now 'rtxn News Record/Clark Patriot. no obbgabon demonrtration Blood Program September, four $1,000 fun run starting at 6:30 p.m. For an appolrrtmwni to givo blood call grants will be awarded to and the featured four-mile 201-826-9101 .STATE:. .ZIP: TELEPHONE: (_). newspaper carriers. run beginning at 7 p.m. BEST TIME TO CALL: . Game proceeds also AT&T leads the male I Mi M«n«t*d ivafl invtitiMni m Q Um S«h R*pU<«mnl Wmdo*. D CMHMM Vwlo-i 313 Regina Ave., Rahway, N.J. 381-1 000 benefit the Hugh N. Boyd team division, while Integrity O G*rdf ft Winchm Q Pr\M Kntry Door Bring this ad or your P.C.C. cord for your extra discount Minorities Journalism House holds first place in the Workshop, .a two-week women's division. In Lhc co- SOCCER CHAtyPS!... Vaccaro's Bakery, a soccer team for 8, 9, ancM-0-year-olds, 'CLASS OF 2001' ... On June 24, graduation L_ John V. Mara Memorial Fund Builder," "Best Singer," etc. Rahway Day Care is open summer program for high ed category, Prudential is on recently won First Place Honors and Soccerama in Clark Soccer. The/team included: ceremonies were held for 38 preschool students at year-round serving children of working parents. The school students; New Jersey top heading into stage two of back row, Coach Pete Qualshle, Jason Hibbard, Tommy Guarino, Jaaon Griftln, Jerry Rahway Day Care. These youngsters will enter children range from 3 months to 12-years-old. Private Press Institute training the race scries. Derlllo, Anthony Saladino, Patrick Qualshie, and Coach Damlan Grlfln; front row: Joey and New Jersey Press Foundation kindergarten in September. Each child received a All-Day Kindergarten and After-School Programs are seminars; the Journalism Other top finishingcor - Guarino, Billy Grzyb, David Light, Lauren Best, Mark Talbo, and Tracy Caralanilait, CCon diploma and special award commemorating his/her area also available. For further Information, please call Resources Institute at porations include Gcnlytc, gratulatlons team and coaches! of expertise, such as "Best Listener," "Best Block 382-0544. Rutgers University; and the Burrelle's, Wallace Ticrnan, PUBLIC NOTICE: LEAD IN DRINKING WATER Newspaper in Education and Blue Cross and Blue Football Classic program to increase student Shield. reading skills. Fred Horman of Morris- Tennis lessons for handicapped TO ALL PERSONS SERVED BY THE ; The fund has also allow- town was the overall winner ed the New Jersey Press with a time of 21:14, while The Union County Board" at Cedar Brook Park, Plain- Participants will receive Giants vs. Steelers Association to enter Joyce Hayes of Wallington instruction on basic strokes, WATER SYSTEM OF THE CITY OF RAHWAY Cooperative ventures with was the first female with a of Chosen Freeholders has field, and two classes will announced that mentally meet each Saturday during but the emphasis will be on The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, through The Ford Foundation's time of 26.54. fun, socialization, exercise, Saturday, August 20 8 p.m. Department of Environmental Protection Media and The Law con- For further information and physically handicapped the 5-wcck session. The first the State of N.J. Department of Environmental Protection, (DEP) set drinking water standards and have people ages 6 and up can still class is for mentally hand- and increasing cyc-and- ference and the William call the race information hand coordination. requires the owners of each public water system in N.J. to determined that lead is a health concern at cer- Paterson College Distin- hotline at 376-0231. ign up for the Department icapped individuals, and will notify their customers of potential sources of lead and of Parks and Recreation's be held from 9-10:15 a.m. The program is free, and tain levels of exposure. There is currently a guished Lecture Series. Past The second class is for physi- has been funded through a APR 36 MONTHS adverse health effects of lead in drinking water. beginner tennis lessons, standard of 0.050 parts per million (ppm). Bas- A_ being held July 16 through cally handicapped individu- grant from the U.S. Tennis ed on new health information, EPA is likely to Football August 13. als, and will meet from 10:45 Association's Education and The quality of the drinking water supplied by the City lower this standard significantly. registration Heart The program will be held a.m. to noon. Research Center. To regis- of Rahway is superior to'that required by Federal and State Part of the purpose of this notice is to in- ter call 527-4930. standards including the standard for lead. form you of the potential adverse health effects • The Rahway Citizens Healthy of lead. This is being done even though your rYouth Recreation Commit- If lead were to be present in the customer's water tee (G.Y.R.C.) Popwarner Recipe water may not be in violation of the current football program will be Budget! NEW system, the most common sources.would be from the plumb- standard. •holding a registration on BAKED APPLES car and ing system in the buildings or home. Increase in lead content Saturday, July 16, at the 4 baking applos '/«cup honey truck rental could occur from either lead pipes, which are gray in color, EPA and others are concerned about lead Claude Reed Center located v^ cup wotm soft and easily scratched with a nail or from the solder used in drinking water. Too much lead in the on 1670 Irving St., from 9 1 teaspoon gralod lemon or orange in the joints of copper pipes. This added lead would be most a.m. until 1 p.m. nnd AUTO human body can cause serious damage to the Wash and com applos, and placo prevalent when water is allowed to stand in contact with the The team was Central in baking dtsh. brain, kidneys, nervous system and red blood Combmo tho honoy with Iho CARS YOU LOVE Jersey Group II Conference pipe for extended periods of time. wator and grated nnd. Pour ovor tho cells. The greatest risk, even with short-term and Division champions for applos and bako at 375'F covorod, exposure, is to young children and pregnant (or 30 mrnutos. basting two or throo 1987. Iimos LOANS Ways to minimize the potential intake of lead from women. Uncover, baste again and bako TO DRIVE ( - - Don't postpone buying that new car any home plumbing systems are: 15 minutes longer or until tondor. longer!! With United Counties Trust Company's • Borrow from $1,500 to $20,000 Lead levels in your drinking water are like- Yield: 4 servings ly to be highest: Approx. cal-sorv.: 135 pre-approved new auto loans, you can get • Terms up to 60 months H«ar1 HMtny FWc«>e* «* from th« Trwd over-the-phone approval, usually within 24 • Do not cook with or consume water from • if your home or water system has lead pipes, e hours, and then shop around for the new car • No prepayment penalty; simpie Cookbook Cowgttt i 1973. I97i. 1979tv hot water faucet. or If* Amtron Havi AitooM-sn. Ire you want interest loan Sheep will not drink from • If no water has been used in the home for • if your home has copper pipes with lead \ running water Order your tickets today "Loan Example at 9.50% Annual Percentage Rate for 36 Months: several hours, flush your system. This can solder, and for the preseason game Name be done without wasting water — doing • if the home is less than five years old, or between the New York 20% Down Amount 36 Monthly Finance Giants and Pittsburgh Car Price Payment Financed laundry, taking a shower/bath or by using • if you have soft or acidic water, or Address Payments Charge Steelers. the toilet. • if water sits in the pipes for several hours." Make check payable S8.000 S1.600 S6.400 S205.01 S980.36 1988 Preseason Application • Always run the faucet you wish to draw Two Home Games to: N.Y. Football drinking water from for a few seconds to BUDGET HAS THEM. Game proceeds benefit This notice is not intended to suggest that water is the the John V. Mara Memorial at Giants Stadium Giants Inc. n)'' i >r .•.ihl'.lw.U ,it .iny turn- .Hid Ailhuu! puni notic flush this line. only source of lead. Actually, water comprises the least likely Fund for cancer research • If hot water or warm water is needed for source of lead in the environment. The greatest amount of From the luxurious to the economical, and New Jersey Press Games No. Seats Seat Price Extension cooking, such as in baby formula or oral lead a person consumes comes from the food they eat, the air Budget has the car to suit your needs! Foundation. LL 820-5906 TO APPLY FOI consumption, obtain water from the cold they breathe, and from dirt and dust. Water provides only a A. Aug.13 water faucet and heat on the stove or in the 8 p.m. at $18.00 minute portion of the normal daily intake of lead. For Reservations, call 38 I -OUvU* YOUR NEW AUTO LOAN. microwave. N.Y. Jets • When making plumbing repairs or when Should you have any question about lead or this notice Mail to: B. Aug. 20 list- your St-ars irfilil i-;ird ill ;iMlmri/.e \ i RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT PAGE 8 THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1988 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1988 PAGE 9 Jewish Singles to see R.M. Vaccaro, 67; Mets vs. Pirates game Knights auxiliary »:'$ ( Religious News OBITUARIES Jewish Singles World, To reserve your tickets, •:>*••••& Inc., for Jewish singles ages call Jewish Singles World at member EBENEZER AFRICAN METHODIST KPISCOPAL SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 23-36, announces that 964-8086, as soon as possi- Mrs. Rose Marie Musto Vaccaro, 67, died June 27 at CHURCH OF RAHWAY OF RAHWAY tickets are now on sale for ble. the Sunday, July 31 New home after a brief illness. On Sunday, July 17, al the 10 a.m. Worship Service, Week of July 17: Jewish Singles World, Robert Long, 41; Born in Roselle Park, she lived in Rosellc the past 44 Rev. Rudolph P. Gibbs, Sr.. the pastor, will deliver the Second Presbyterian Church participates in summer York Mets vs. Pittsburgh Inc. is an independent, non- PiraTes~~6aseball ~garne~ af profitorganization designed- years. sermon. Music will be presented by the Children's Choir Union Services with Trinity United" Methodist Church She was a communicant of St. Anthony sR.CjChurch, with Mrs. Geraldine Jackson, directress, and Mrs. Bar- and First Presbyterian Church. Shea Stadium in Flushing, to meet the needs of Jewish -Vietnam veteran New York- Game time is singles ages 23-36 in a Elizabeth, and a member of St. Anthony's Senior Citizens bara Boyd, pianist; and also by the Celestial Choir with Services this week will be held on July 17, at Trinity Club, and the Ladies Auxiliary of John Dawson Gilmary United Methodist Church at the corner of Main Street 1:30 p.m/ casual, comfortable, con- Robert T. Long, 41, died June 18 at Rahway Hospital Mrs. J. Stanley Parker, directress, and Mrs. Yera Bergen, ducive, social atmosphere. after a brief illness. Shea General Assembly, Fourth Degree Knights of Colum- organist. with East Milton Avenue at 9:30 a.m. Rev. Donald Jones Tickets are $ 10 each and bus of Roselle. will preach. .. - must be reserved and paid For further information or Born in Elizabeth, he moved to Clark two years ago. The Sunday Church School will commence at 9 a.m. ; to be added to the mailing Mr. Long was a self-employed construction worker. ': Surviving arc her husband, George J. Vaccaro; three Rev. Eric Womack of the Christian Center in Newark During the summer, the offices of Second for in advance. An optional group dinner at a local list, call Jewish Singles He was an Army veteran of the Vietnam War and sons, George Jr. of Edison and Ralph and Donald, both in will be the guest preacher at the 7:30 p.m. Eivcning Wor- Presbyterian Church will be open with Rev. Josephine C. World, Inc. or write to P.O. Virginia; two daughters, Mrs. Grace Musto of Elizabeth Cameron in attendance. Please telephone 388-1136 if you kosher restaurant will be of- served in the Color Guard. ship Service. Music will be rendered by the Gospel fered following the game. Box 442, Springfield, NJ H is mother, Mrs. Margarcte Clinc Long, died 10 years and Mrs. Regina Hahn of Rahway, two sisters; a brother; Williams & Giountikos Associates, Inc. Chorus with John Daniels, pianist/director. plan to stop by or to make an appointment. 07081. three grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. lit. 1«17 LAW OFFICES The "Church of the Lighted Cross" is located at the Carpools may be arranged. ago. Meetings during the week: Surviving arc his father, John J. Long of Clark; three - ATTORNEYS AT LAW - Today, Prayer Meeting at the Church. 8 p.m. junction of Main Street with New Brunswick Avenue. brothers, Peter, in Florida, James in Colorado, and Edward Saturday, July 16, Barbecue at the home of Mr. & of Roscllc; and a sister, Mrs. Lorraine Lawton of Clinton. Mrs. John Baskerville. 1646 Montgomery St.. sponsored ANTHONY P. PASCALE by the Senior Usher Board, noon-5 p.m. UNION COUNTY BAPTIST CHURCH OF CLARK Young At Heart Freida Goldberg, 74; in On Sunday the 12th Anniversary Service will begin FREE Monday, July 18, Children's Choir Rehearsal, 6:30 p.m.; Youth Choir Rehearsal. 8 p.m.; Tuesday, July 19, at 10 a.m. with a Gospel Concert by the Sounds of Liber- TAKE FIVE ... Volunteers from St. Mark's R.C. Church on Hamilton Street In Rahway Nora Socha Rahway 32 years 777 West Grand Avenue ty Chorale from Lynchburg, Virginia. Dr. Frank Papan- plans fall events Initial Consultation Men's Chorus Rehearsal. 8 p.m. pause after setting up the picnic grounds at the Hart Street Grove In Rahway for their Mrs. Nora A. Baszak Socha died June 25 at St. Barna- mm drea, pastor, will give a special Anniversary message at 11 Annual Family "Two Bit" Picnic (everything for a quarter). The annual event hosted bas Medical Center, Livingston, after a brief illness. Mrs. Frcida Goldberg, 74, died June 28 at her son's 388-3636 Rahway, New Jersey 07065 TRINITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH a.m. All are welcome to attend this special event. The The Young At Heart Reservations are also over 300 of the parish's family members who enjoyed barbecued food, watermelon, Born in Elizabeth, she lived in Linden the past 35 home in Flint, Mich., after a brief illness. Sunday Evening Service will be at 6 o'clock. available for a five-day stay A prulr^kiiul 1 HKxtnn Rral I Malr OF RAHWAY Club of St. Mary's Church refreshments and games in the afternoon sun of June 5. Pictured are, seated: Jerry years. Born in New York, she lived in Rahway 32 years. ( ompaitl \prttMHjlat: tn tttr ftih- and Meetings during the week: Tuesday, Ladies Visita- in Rahway reports that at the Raleigh Hotel in the ftppriku of Rah*a> homo it bu\inr\« Sunday, July 17: Summer Union Services with First Hartnett, Mia and Dominick Borrello, Frieda Jacquemln, Gen Gorskl; standing: Joe Mrs. Socha was a communicant of St. Theresa's R.C. She was a member of Deborah of Elizabeth. properllrv tion, 10 a.m.; Wednesday — Mid-Week Prayer Meeting, Catskills, October 31 to General Practice with emphasis on and Second Presbyterian Churches of Rahway will be preparation of a busy fall Horllng, Charlie Trowbridge, Tommy and Timmy Moulton, Winnie Alexander, Ed Sallga, Church and a member of its Women's Auxiliary. Her husband, Stanley Goldberg, died in 1980. 208 Central Avenue (201)396*0850 7 p.m.; Thursday — Men's Visitation, 7 p.m.; Saturday — calendar is already nearing November 4th. conducted by the pastor, the Rev. Donald B. Jones at Gertrude Kohler, Nancy Saliga, Jim artd Suzanne McKay. She was also a member of the Linden Democratic Surviving are her son, Dr. Alan Goldberg of Flint; and PERSONAL INJURIES OR DEATH Rahway • 388-0154 9:30 a.m. Trinity's Worship Leader will be Mr. Roy Work day and Visitation, 10 a.m. Transportation completion, and that reser- Club, Linden Senior Citizen Club and the Sunnyside Social a grandchild. RESULTING FROM: Leonard. Special Music will be presented by the Senior available by calling 574-1479. Nursery care will be pro- vations are now available Anyone interested in Club. vided at all the services. for "Octoberfest" on Oc- Choir under the direction of Mrs. Judy Alvarez. either or both of these Her husband, Matthew P. Socha, died in 1953. AirtomoMt Acckkrrti Falls t Unwrfe Condition* Next Sunday, July 24, the 9:30 a.m. Summer Union Tune in to the Baptist Beacon, a radio program tober 11 at the San Fran- events may'ca'll 388-4190 or Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Mary Urban of Mtdlcal Negligence Unsafe Products, & Machines Dudley E. Painter, Jr heard on Sunday at 4:05 p.m. on station WAWZ-FM, cisco Theatre and Hotel in 388-8521 for further infor- Elizabeth Pinto, 20 mos.; Service will be held at Second Presbyterian Church. Isclin and Mrs. Virginia Small of Linden; three brothers, Workplace AccWenti Sever* Bums REALTOR Trinity's Fair Workshop continues to meet through 99.1 on the dial. Swartswood, N.J. mation. Sigmund of Linden, Theodore of Clark and William of The church is located at 4 Valley Road, at the Clark the summer on Thursdays from 10 to 2. Pittsburgh; a sister, Miss Helen Baszak of Linden; and four accidental death OTHER SERVICES INCLUDE: Trinity is located at the corner of E. Milton Ave. & Parkway Circle, Exit No. 135 of the Garden State grandchildren. Realty Parkway. Elizabeth Pinto, a 20-month-old infant, died in New Main St. Rahway church sets Real Estate * Commircial Transfer* Brunswick Hospital, June 28, as the result of injuries sus- Incorporations * Condominium I Planning 138 Westfl«W Ave. tained in a freak auto accident in a parking lot the previous Wills & Estates ' Municipal Court Matters Clark BEAlTOB* FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH OF CLARK craft, flea mart day. Divorct A Adoptions * Contract Dlsprtts Real Estate-Insurance OF RAHWAY Thomas Shell, 60; The infant was the daughter of Carlos and Gail Mor- The Sunday worship service during the summer Personalized Service Is What Mortgages-Appraisals The congregation of First Presbyterian Church will months is at 9:15 a.m. with the Sunday School in recess. Holy Trinity Eastern Or- on the corner of W. Hazel- ris Pinto of 402 Hamilton St., Rahway, who survive her. unite in worship with Trinity United Methodist Church wood and Jefferson Ave- chemical operator Elizabeth is also survived by a twin sister, Tina Marie; Bible Hour is on Thursday at 8 p.m. thodox Church, 830 Jeffer- CONVENIENT LOCATION & HOURS Our Reputation Is Built On! 32 Yrs. of vory personal service and Second Presbyterian Church, Sunday, July 17, at Registration for Vacation Bible School (August 1-5) son Avenue, Rahway, will nues where the church is paternal grandparents Carlos and Maria Perreira Pinto of 9:30 a.m. in the sanctuary of Trinity United Methodist located. Thomas E. Shell, 60, died June 25 at Rahway Hospi- Elizabeth; maternal grandmother, Mrs. Ruth Daly Morris MEMBERS OF and the fall term of Sunday School can be made by phone be the site of a large craft tal after a brief illness. 396-0606 Church, corner of West Milton Avenue and Main Street. sale and flea market on of Rahway, and maternal great-grandmother, Mrs. Marian 727 RARITAN ROAD, SUITE 201-B UNION COUNTY (382-7320). The craft and flea market He was born in Saluda, S.C., and lived in Cranford, EVE. MULTIPLE 381-6494 This will be the third Sunday of the combined Union ser- Rev. Joseph Kucharik is the pastor. Saturday, July 16, from 9 Link Hedingcr of Rahway. CLARK, NEW JERSEY 07066 vices. will run throughout au- Rosclle and Elizabeth before moving to Rahway in 1984. 382-5012 LISTING SERVICE a.m. to 3 p.m. There will be tumn until just before He was a chemical operator for the American Cya- 599 St. Georges Ave. Meetings of the week, at "Old First" Church: many tables of new mer- Saturday, July 16, Alcoholics Anonymous members Christmas. The fall markets namid Co., Linden, many years, retiring several years ago. RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE Rahway ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH chandise, handmade crafts, will begin to display items He was an Air Force veteran. convening at 7:30 p.m. in Squier Gymnasium and Youth and valuable used merchan- READY TO SERVE ... Parishioner Jim Smath (left) of St. Mark's Church In Rahway Grace Brown, 64; The Church is now on its summer schedule with one : of interest for the holiday Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Pansy Mcggett Shell; seven Room. Liturgy only. The celebration of the Holy Eucharist takes dise. starts the line for the barbecue offerings at the church's "Two Bit" Picnic at the Hart Tuesday, July 19, the Presbyterian Women of the season. Street Grove in Rahway on June 5. Eager to serve are fellow parishioners (left to right) sons; Thomas E. Jr., David, Michael, Joseph, Jeffrey and place at 9:30 a.m. with the Rev. Joseph H. Gauvin as The affair was organized Daniel, all of Railway, and Samuel of Plainfield; four inspector assembler Old First Church meeting for Workshop at 10 a.m. in the celebrant and homilist. The informal breakfast and by Holy Trinity's Ladies' A food stand will be on Mia Borrello, Gertrude Kchler, Sue McKay, Tommy Moulton, Don Mlcklasavlge, STIVE WEISMAN church library; Boy Scout Troop 47 meeting at 7:15 p.m. Dominick Borrello and Jim McKay. All food items were available at 25 cents each ("two daughters, Mrs. Barbara Kcllcy of Elizabeth, the Misses C. George Constandis, M.D. Church School have been cancelled until September. Altar Society and will be an hand to provide hot and Gwcn and Sandra Shell, both of Rahway, and Miss Patri- Mrs. Grace V. Snyder Brown, 64, died June 28 at Rah- All Forms of in the Scout Room. Our Cloister Garden is now open and may be visited ongoing event. On the third cold food and beverages to bits"). The picnic has become a tradition for the parish, which celebrates Its 117th an- way Hospital after a long illness. Affiliated with Rahway Hospital This Spot The Reverend Robert C. Powlcy is pastor for "Old niversary this year. cia Shell of Rosellc; a brother, Clarence of Newark; a sis- after the liturgy on Sunday. Saturday of every month vendors and to the public. ter, Miss Mary Shell of Rahway, and 10 grandchildren. Born in Cumberland, Md., she lived in Rahway the First" Church, located at the corner of West Grand The Church is located at the corner of Elm Avenue vendors from throughout For more information, past 38 years. INSURANCE Avenue and Church Street. Family and Could and Irving Street and is now in its 152nd year of ministry. New Jersey: will set up to call Diane Shuster at Evening of bowling Mrs. Brown was employed as an inspector assembler Checked your coverages lately? Internal Medicine display their merchandise 382-4231. D. Franceski, 63; for the Ram Transformer Corp., Chatham, 32 years. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF RAHWAY planned for singles She was a member of the Suburban Sound Chapter of ' HOMIOWNIRS at Be Yours On July 17, the Reverend Donald N. Scofield will Central Baptist the Sweet Adeline, Montclair. * AUTOMOBILI preach at the 9:45 a.m. Service of Worship. Ms. Alice The Catholic Alumni 1130 Raritan Road Club of North Jersey, a Church Ford Co. superintendent Her husband, Edward G. Brown, died in 1987. * BUSINISS Firgau, Director of Music, will be at the organ console. Surviving are two sons, Edward J. of Millstone and Cranford, N.J. 07016 Child care is provided during the Worship Service Methodist ministers endorse singles club, will be sponsor- Donald J. Franceski, 63, died June 25 at home after a Robert A. of Rahway; a daughter, Mrs. Betty J. Stcver of CALL FOR FREE •»6-86»i throughout the summer months. ing an evening of bowling 505 Wylie Street, Duncllen; and six grandchildren. on Saturday, July 30, at the brief illness. HOUSE CALLS Come and worship with us as an American Baptist Avenel, N.J. Born in Forest City, Pa., he lived in Elizabeth before PRICE QUOTE: -Church Russo gun control proposal Astro-Bowl in Clifton. 1574-1200 —Participants should make moving to Clark 17 years ago. 317 McKinley Avenue Hours by Appointment supporting his legislation, Senator Russo said he handguns in their homes for Mr. Franceski was employed as a superintendent at The Southern New Jer- reservations by July 23 by Sunday; School" 9:30 Edison, New Jersey 08820 ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH OF RAHWAY sey Conference of the S.2282, at its recent annual was thankful for the show self-protection is deceptive. calling Gene at 473-1617 ihc Ford Motor Co., Edison, 32 years, retiring in 1980. CM. Smith, 73; 272-0066 The Service of Holy Communion will be held on United Methodist Church meeting in Ocean City. of support. The fact is that according for further information and , Sunday, Morning Service 10:30am^ He was a communicant of St. Agnes R.C. Church. Sunday, July 17, at 9 a.m. Children are encouraged to has voted overwhelmingly "I am grateful to the to FBI statistics, less than directions. Sunday, Evening Service 7:00pm i Mr. Franceski was a member of the Ford Motor Co. in Rahway 68 years worship with their parents. to endorse Senate President "This legislation is a members of the United one percent of the more Retirees Club. Meetings during the week: John F. Russo's bill that reflection of the values we Methodist Church for than 20,000 handgun Wednesday, Service 7:30pm He was a Navy veteran of World War II. Mrs. Catherine M. Reed Smith, 73, died June 29 at Monday, July 18, WELCA, 7:30 p.m. would ban most handguns hold as ministers of the standing beside me during shootings that occur in this Surviving arc his wife, Mrs. Kathryn M. Kazmer Rahway Hospital after a long illness. This Spot . Tues., July 19, Worship & Music, 7:30 p.m. in New Jersey. United Methodist Church what promises to be a tough country annually are WORD of GOD Franceski; three brothers, Russell of Aliquippa, Pa., Born in New York City, she lived in Rahway 68 years. Pick Could Thurs., July 21, Church Council, 7:30 p.m. which has historically ad- legislative battle to bring justifiable homicides com- > Pastor: Charles S. Horton Robert of Forest City and Arthur of Schenectady, N.Y.; Mrs. Smith was a communicant of St. Mark's R.C. Senator Russo said he has three sisters, Mrs. Alice Susco of Forest City, Mrs. Silvia Auto Accidents Slip/fafl Accidents It Up been notified that the con- vocated stronger gun con- sanity to our gun laws," mitted in self-defense. If you have accepted ; 634-8514 Church. Workers Compensation Be Yours trol laws," said Rev. Jack Senate President Russo "The truth is, according Christ, invited Him Falvo of Carbondalc, Pa., and Mrs. Ruth Ann Slish of For- Surviving arc her husband, Ralph L. Smith; a son, Dr. SocW Security (HsabWry Traffic Violations ference, attended by more est City; and several nieces and nephews. Teen travel Wine & cheeser than 500 clergy and laity Johnson, the pastor of the said. to these FBI statistics, it into your life and Home of Central Baptist Robert R. Smith of St. Albans, W.Va.; a daughter, Mrs. Drw* Drhtoa Defective Products 574-1200 for Jewish singles representing 350 Methodist United Methodist Church The Russo legislation, is 115 times more likely that been filled with the Adele M. Hagensen of Colonia; and four grandchildren. on the move churches in South Jersey, in Oakhurst, who also mov- which has already been the a handgun kept for self- Holy Spirit - there is Christian Academy ed the resolution. subject of one public hear- protection will be used in- more! Adventure, excitement, "Phantom Canyon," a approved the resolution Frank Botti, 72; Attorney at Law ing in Trenton, would stead in a murder, suicide or Free Uati Consultation Weekend & Evening exploration and socializa- country duo. will be the outlaw the future owner- accidental shooting," D. McMichael, 69; tion are paramount at the featured entertainment No obligation to you Appointments ship of handguns by all Senator Russo said. WWII Navy vet 7 Convenient Offices Free transporation YM-YWHA's Teen Travel at the Summer Wine & private citizens except anti- If guns were not kept in former church deacon available camp. Very limited open- Cheese Reception for area que gun collectors and homes, heated family argu- Frank Botti, 72, a former Rahway resident, died June ings for Session II are still Jewish singles, announced target shooters who leave ments would end more 26, an apparent suicide, according to police and officials of Mrs. Dorothy Tompkins McMichael, 69, died June 29 Wrttt o» OM How for Hrtim WtnMttan Ai To Offic. Ucstfemt available for this popular Elaine Hochheiser, chair of the Lyons Veterans Medical Center in Millington. Follow- NO OIUOATION TO YOU their weapons at the prac- often with black eyes in- T\ reside 1/umiljj Bible at Elizabeth General Medical Center after a brief illness. P.O. lot MJ6, Mnnr, N.J. 0706S "Y" group. the event. tice range. stead of fatal gunshot ing an unauthorized departure from the hospital that after- She was a lifelong resident of Rahway. "The calendar of events is She added, "We are pleas- noon, he was struck by a train at 9:45 p.m. the same day. Mrs. McMichael was very active in the communities 388-54541 A "grandfather clause" in wounds," Senator Russo I Publisher'* retail pric* $39.95 packed with fun-filled ac- ed to be able to feature this the bill provides an exemp- said. "Children wouldn't be Before his brief hospital stay, Botti had resided at the affairs and was a former elder and deacon of the Second tivities such as two-day trips group for the second year in tion for all thdse who now able to shoot playmates SPECIAL Senior CU'wcas Housing Center on Grande Street in Rah- Presbyterian Church. to Cape Cod and rafting, a a row." legally own handguns. Cur- with guns they mistake for way. Surviving arc her husband, Peter A. McMichael; a son, three-day trip to Mystic The reception will be rent handgun owners would toys. And troubled teen- From scant available information, it was learned that James Douglas of Rahway, a daughter, Kathryn Lyndsay . if: Seaport, as well as day trips Sunday, July 17, 5-8 p.m., be able to keep their agers pondering suicide Botti was a World War II veteran who served in the U.S. McMichael of Washington, D.C.; and a brother, J. Edward to a baseball game, Broad- rain or shine, at the home of weapons for the rest of their wouldn't always succeed if Nuvy from April, 1943 to September, 1945, and that his Tompkins of Hcndcrsonvillc, N.C. way show, amusement Ms. Hochheiser. divorced wife and son, who survive him, arc living in New Cookout lives, but heirs must give they didn't have such easy "\v w/coupon only -Telephone Pioneers lauded- park, beaches, and on and To make reservations, or the handguns to authorities access to a parent's hand- oil orders can bo picked up York City. on the list goes. The first to obtain further informa- in return for financial com- gun, which unlike a bottle Norman Bowes; session is proving very suc- tion, interested participants pensation. of aspirin, kills instantly." precautions for eye-screening milestone cessful, and I am confident are directed to call Rebecca The legislation would not Senator Russo's bill, M. Hyslop, 79; was truck driver that Session II will prove Cilass, Federation staff, affect shotguns, rifles, or which will be the subject of Atom Tabloid When cooking outdoors, and other occupants, but equally fulfilling," com- 351-5060. the handguns owned by a second public hearing 1 The Equivalent of a complete religious encyclopedia in one Norman Bowes died July 1 at home after a long illness. flammable liquids near live also because they can pro- mented Michael Frost, 'TWASN'T EASY ... 4th grade students from St. police, law enforcement and later this summer in the 1 rrmster reference edition Wilh the most beautiful padded bmd- native of Elizabeth Born in Harthill, Scotland, he came to the U.S. as an coals can cause explosions duce poisonous carbon The Telephone Pioneers evaluation. More than 100 eye screening program was Teen Director. Agnes School In Clark recently made a class trip to the military personnel now or Camden area, has also been j mg ever plnced on the Holy Scriptures infant, living in Clark 28 years. and burns. In addition, the monoxide gas in the apart- of America achieved yet were found to have one of 16 efforts to be singl- Teen Travel is open to Single Catholics Dr. William Robinson Plantation, also on Madison Hill Mrs. Margaret Mullen Hyslop, 79, died June 27 at the following precautions another milestone in a long in the future, Senator Russo endorsed by the majority of Protestant • King James Version Catholic - The New American Bible He was a truck driver for Unsworth Transport in Lin- ment as well as a smoke glaucoma, which can cause ed out for exemplary youngsters in grades 7, 8 Road. There they glimpsed the way of life of the early Somerset Medical Center in Somcrvillc after a brief illness. should be taken: history of community ser- set meeting explained. the state's 21 county pro- Cdtnobc e»t.on THE NEW AMERICAN QlBlE den 10 years, retiring in 1984. nuisance to your neighbors blindness if it goes uncheck- contributions to the citizens and 9. An interview is re- settlers in New Jersey, which they have been studying A fjithfuln*» tr»nilaticyi V THURSDAY. JULY 14."1988 PAGE 13 PAGE 12 THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1988 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE "BECAUSE THE PEOPLE MUST KNOW" WORLD x CORPORATION NOTICE H ACCORDING TO NED PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the following OrdJnande SERVICE DIRECTORY was duly adopted and approved on final reading at a regular meeting of by Ned Negltsoc the Municipal Council, City1 of Rahway, New Jersey, Monday evening. i^" July 11, 1988. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Francis R. Senkowsky DIAL-A City Clerk STUMP RESIDENTIAL HRS Constructs & Home Improvement!, IncJ GUARINO BUILDERS CORPORATION NOTICE City of Rahway -BACKWARD Spelled Sideways REPAIR SERVICE Home Remodeling Ordinance No. A-8-88 REMOVAL "First In Quality and Service" * Cnrpentry * Tiles • Additions Kitchens A BOND ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE Baths PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that the following Ordinance was Is DRAWBACK IS YOUR STUMP A * Decks • Pointing duly adopted and approved on final reading at a regular meeting of the RECONSTRUCTION OF WEST EMERSON AVENUE FROM • Doors Alterations • Complete Vinyl Sidings I Custom Bvilt PAIN IN THE "GRASS?" * Windows * R&R Ties Municipal Council, City of Rahway, New Jersey, Monday evening, July WEST MILTON AVENUE TO BRYANT STREET AND RUTHER- • Windows D«duj •ADDITIONS FORD STREET FROM EAST MILTON AVENUE TO STATE ;.' Some years ago there was a popular laxative called WE SPECIALIZE * Ceilings * Roofing •-Repairs 11, 1988. —-SERtJTANrMaybc-it's still proctoccdrI' m not surerBu! its •-Additions - •- FrancU-R,-Senkowsky- HIGHWAY NO. 1 IN THE_aTY_O£_RAHWAYr-TOGETHER- »N-ftACKYARDS- * Insect & Water •DORMERS "WrTFrSDCFrOTHEirWORK AND PURPOSES INCIDENTAL -Minimum Ad 1X3 Clty Clerk -diief claim to fame used to be that if you turned the name 24 hrs. a day Domoge Repoir THERETO: TO APPROPRIATE $175,000. TO PAY THE COST Replacement Windows •ADD - A LEVELS City of Rahway ! backwards, it spelled NATURES. (Neat, huh?) * Masonry & Repoir vw* iSSERVICE THEREOF, TO MAKE A DOWN PAYMENT AND TO Ordinance No. A-7-88 "JUST STUMPS" •KITCHEN EXPANSIONS AUTHORIZE THE ISSUANCE OF BONDS TO FINANCE SUCH 'Z.'-, As a dull kid, I was impressed by this kind of simple * Siding AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE A-25-87 ENTITL- fREE ESTIMATES APPROPRIATIONS AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE ISSUANCE OF •magic,"and have been putting words to thebackwards-spcl- Worb' 5R's Discounts $ 00 PEOPLE FOR ED FULLY INSURED nedy BOND ANTICIPATION NOTES IN ANTICIPATION OF SUCH ling test ever since. Reasonable 548-9175 •' 40 * AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE RECONSTRUCTION BONDS. 6341318 i t Y.V ' SIDING ANIMALS OF JOHNSON STREET FROM ESSEX STREET TO ITS TERMINUS , t For example, have you ever considered that LIVE WE DO RAHWAY TRAVEL '79 and newer eweters TOGETHER WITH SUCH OTHER WORK AND PURPOSES IN- BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF THE Spelled backward is EVIL, and that, consequently, the past ROOFING IT AIL... CITY OF RAHWAY, COUNTY OF UNION, NEW JERSEY:" AS DOMESTIC & FOREIGN Low Cost CIDENTAL THERETO TO BE DONE AS A LOCAL IMPROVE- tense LIVED is DEVIL? -- or that DOG spelled back- OART'S DICKS ^ Richard T. Swisstack WINDOWS domestic cars U MENT: PROVIDING FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF A PORTION OF FOLLOWS: AMDHOMI $200.00 OFF TRAVEL SECTION 1. wards is GOD? Other random examples: DRAWER/RE- in any condition • Fine Jewelry THE COST THEREOF AGAINST THE BENEFITED PROPERTY: IMMtOVUWINTS & Sons •W t twOf GROUP TOURS • CRUISES That pursuant to applicable statutes of the State of New Jersey It is WARD, FLOW/WOLF, EDIT/TIDE, PARTS/STRAP, any complete siding job* Spay/Neuter Clinic AND PROVIDING FOR THE FINANCING THEREOF: LANDSCAPE CONTRACTORS n* IittawMi RAIL Repairs hereby authorized: Specializing in ELECTRICAL IT IS HEREBY ORDAINED by the Municipal Council of The City RATS/STAR, TIPS/SPIT, AVON/NOVA, WAR/RAW, Special prices now in effect David Ginfrida-- MOTOHS-HADIATOHS 133 Hillside Ave., Hillside of Rahway. County of Union, New Jersey, as foDows: A. That the roadways of the following streets be reconstructed 'for pressure-treated lumber • Backhoe Service ' ''•'•'%.'• CONFIRMATIONS MADE INSTANTLY TRANSMISSIONS • Work Done on "RETOOL/LOOTER, EDAM (chccsc)/MADE,... And I CONTRACTORS I on replacement windows BY OUR COMPUTERIZED SYSTEM Quality Veterinary Care SECTION 1. their full width: • Sod HOME IMPROVEMENTS CO. INC. REAR ENDS'DSED TIRES 1. West Emerson Avenue — West Milton Avenue to Bryant -.horc's one that doesn't quite qualify, but comes close Residential Premises The following is hereby authorized (hereinafter called purpose). • Remodeling • Shrubi For Appointment Mease Call Street enough to be the gastronomically ironic: REC- • Commercial OFFICE and SHOWROOM NO SEIVICf CHARM FOR Reconstruction of Johnson Street for Its full width from Essex • Kitchens • Designing Low Low Prices on 750-3550 "Join our family of HESflVAIIOHS J£.V 2. Rutherford Street — East Milton Avenue to State Hlghvyay 24 ELM AVE, RAHWAY p»» Street to Its terminus. •1PE/EPICER (epicure). • Additions * Industrial 'With this coupon only. satisfied customers in Bruce's No. 1 • RR Tiei 'i 964-6887 SECTION 2. r It's a game that could go on indefinitely. • Roofing • Patioi 382-4410 CUSTOM Office: 227 Mairt Street your neighborhood" Onr 100,000 cats i dog, art deifroyjta H.i. anitmrf* In addition thereto such other necessary work shall be done that B. That such other work be performed Incidental to said Improve- Auto Wrecking Inc. An interesting facet of the game is people's names and • Tree Service 3(1 yn P.p Woodbridgc, N.J. 07095 financing available btcaat* th*y art mnranttd may be Incidental to the foregoing including the acquisition of any pro- ment that may be required, or any other purposes or facilities necessary, lie No 41ft I DECKS 499-7555 1946 Mon.-fri. 6-S p.m. appurtenant or incidental thereto. what they spell backwards. For example, I've often perty, If required. 541-1490 381-7443 JuJly lm# £ floarf^ 381-8800 388-2457 Female Cot* $20 • Female Dogs $25-$35 SECTION 3. SECTION 2. wondered if playwright NOEL Coward's first name had ac- S> Citiion Discount 1082 St. Gtorgti Aye. That the improvements described In Section 1 hereof shall be con- free estimates . Free Eit. Fully Ins. 95 iffSVIlIf AVI BiHWAIf Male Cats $15 • Male Dog* $20-$30 There Is hereby appropriated as the estimated cost of said purpose Ju^lly been LEON, or if DAMON Runyon considered him- 35 E. MILTON AVE. structed as an Improvement by and for the City of Rahway substantially _ All types [EfSVIll! 4 IHM4N«iV[H[l Rahway (next to Drug Fair) Mc»« inchdt of kmmthtkmt W nomkaticnt the sum of $51,000 which Is the maximum estimated amount to be rais- •"Sejf a NOMAD -- or if the name ENID was meant to sug- Petroski RAHWAY ed from all sources for said purpose. In accordance with plans and specifications to be prepared therefore' In MASON UB HOOFING gorogo doors 388-1667 the office of the City Engineer and-approved by the Commissioner 6f . gest someone who likes to cat (DINE). EMIL is LIME SAL SECTION 4. — ------GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHINGLES Landscape F&P*AX the State Department of Transportation and filed In the office of the Ci- backwards, and ROBERT is (almost) TREVOR. As part payment of said sum a down payment of $2,550.00 Is (V'WOODSTACKV HOT TAR SEAMLESS ty Clerk. Then there are special cases, like European Trade Contractors MORTILLARO hereby appropriated for said purpose, which sum U available from the X TREE ^ GUTTERS/ V ALUMINUM City's Capital Improvement Fund or other funding sources. SECTION 3. • > , DOROTHY/THEODORE (more sideways than back- v "Specializing in all phajoi-of In Buitnm M) Ycara ' Sltpi • Moionry repair! LEADERS, A GUTTERS SECTION 5. The sum of $175,000 is hereby appropriated to the payment of the SERVICE ) 1 Pofim « Goragt outdoor construction" —ROOFING WASHER wards, actually), and names and words that arc the same ; 241-2975 NURSES AIDES cost of these Items stated in Section 1., hereinafter called purposes. Such ALL " ' 1 • Water Si sewer lines •CLEAN OUTS QUALITY The estimated maximum principal sum of negotiable bonds or : ' lirtphn • 5nf«i>ofti hackwards and frontwards: BOB, EVE, OTTO, MADAM, 276-5752 -» • Ciradinti/draiiui'.e • Aluminum/vinyl Siding notes required for said purpose is $48,450.00. Said amount and said appropriation shall be met from the proceeds of bonds authorized and ' Drinwor • CWmner GENERAL REPAIRS • 'REPAIRS "* v' the down payment appropriated by this Ordinance. EYE, NOON, RADAR,... syslenis • Replacement Windows R obligations are hereby authorized for said purposes, and shall bear In- EMERGENCY LEAKS • Creative patios & •LEAF GUARDS HOMEMAKERS terest at a rate per annum by law. SECTION 4. 'A classic example of backwards-spelling irony in Over 30 yrs. cxp. • Storm Doors , spaces INSTALLED DECORATORS • • Immediate service' "approved build up roofer" SECTION 6. That is is hereby determined and declared by this Council .as • pcoplcs's names is that of Theodosia Goodman of Chilli-. Call T. Berencii • H.I!. Tie experts • Gutters (1 pc. installation) 632 BouJevar d. Kenilwonh mlSm DRYER • Senior citizen discount All WORK GUARANTEED • SOfFEI 8 FASCIA follows: • Clearing To finance said purpose negotiable bond anticipation notes are ,OQthc, Ohio, who, early in this century, was- renamed • Fully insured 0| FULL UC. — FREE EST. •ALUMINUM TRIM WORK A. The making of such purpose Is not a current expense of said Ci- 985-1882 • Much more hereby authorized to be issued by the City not exceeding $48,450.00 • Free estimale IDB CAU TONV AT ov«r Slipcovers Shop LIVE-INS ty- "Thcda Bara" by film magnate William Fox, and became 5 PM - 9 PM yn. «xp. REPAIRS SECTION 7. • Free wood chips delivered 634-3962 574-0687 382-1362 •169" at Home Covering Middlesex, Monmouth, Somerset, Bergen, All other matters and details of said obligation Including maturity B. It Is necessary to finance said purpose by Issuance of obligations - world famous as the silent screen's original "vamp." The ully Insured licensed & Bonded' 494-7927 • Sofa — ]o<] Orthioni • Slipcovers PROMPT«COURTEOUS dates, shall be determined by the Mayor and Municipal Comptroller. of said City pursuant to the Local Bond Law of New Jersey. irony -- one with which studio publicists had a Held day • 2 Choirs — J cuih^om Union & Essex. Staffing private duty home care. C. The maximum estimated amount of money to be raised from all • Self-well • Reupholstery I 10CAI SERVICE SECTION 8. brice they discovered it — is that, although Thcda was a nat- COMPLETE HOME MATTI No Service Charge All shifts available The period of usefulness of the Improvements of property herein sources for the purposes stated In Section 1 hereof Is $175,000. ' ' Quality • Overlock • Verticals ,ural nickname for Theodosia, and Bara was taken from a COMPLETE REPLACEMENT A& A • Fitted Arm Protectors • 1" Blinds If Repoirs Are Made authorized to be constructed Is twenty (20) years. D. $8,750 of said sum Is to be provided by the down payment • IMPROVEMENTS Buying or Selling Up to $9.00 an hour. hereinafter appropriated to finance said purpose. family name, the backwards spelling of THEDA BARA, HOME IMPROVEMENTS TREE SERVICE Reupholstery • New Furniture Jr. OtriMi 10% iltnmrt SECTION 9. \ BATHROOM Anything at all— Paving 00 Live-ins up to $97 per day. The supplemental debt statement required by Section 40A:20-10of E. The estimated maximum amount of bonds or notes to be Issued -'with the letters of the first name only slightly rc-arranged, • Remodeling • Carpets & ALLAN'S WASHER for said purposes Is $166,250. M85 the Revised Statutes was, prior to the passage of this Ordinance of first is ARAB DEATH. ALTERATIONS • Addition* Check our • Sofa or 2 Chairs Draperies SECTION 5. • Driveways & DRYER REPAIR reading, duly made and filed In office of the City Clerk, and said sup- ^. Getting back to the SERUTAN/NATURES thing Rott ft SpocUmq • Building • New Cushions • Refill Old plemental debt statement shows that the gross debt of said City, as That the State Department of Transportation has reserved a sum Ossified section. • Parking lots • Pickup & Delivery A-l MEDICAL SERVICES INC. • ihat started me on this, there are some products for which • Roofing/Siding Cushions defined In Section 40A:2-43 of said Revised Statutes is increased by totaling $155,000 from the "New Jersey Transportation Trust Fund • Residential • Complete Job 574-0289 •vt*\ Cnf[)pnt-> • All types of carpentry 18 Throckmorton La., Old Bridge, N.J. $48,450.00, and said obligations will comply with the provisions con- Authority Act of 1984." this gimmick would not work very effectively. Would the Commercinl 180 OAK ST., RAHWAY Tc K Quarry H All work guQrantiM 6360278 cerning debt limitations Imposed by law, Section 40A:2-6 of said Revis- SECTION 6. makers of TYLENOL, for instance, be willing to admit that nmi[ Ttlp Imlalled 201-679-0959 ed Statutes. That there Is hereby authorized the Issuance of negotiable bonds, of 381-8236 ' Ihcir product would be LONELY without its T? I doubt Ml COLLINS Rtplactmenri ™ATOM FREE ESTIMATES SECTION 10. the City In the aggregate principal amount not exceeding $166,250 for ihc makers of TANG, the breakfast drink, would want it as- 541-7356 Bayi Tilt-in Sash FULLY INSURED 636-7462 The Improvements to be constructed for said purpose shall be per- the purpose of financing the cost of the Improvements and purposes 634-3809 Bowl • 7i" Double Pane Insulated glass FIREWOOD described In Section 1 hereof pursuant to the Local Bond Law, con- sociated with the pesky little insect it spells backwards. And D«cki IXBIXHD formed as a local Improvement substantially in accordance with plans Solid vinyl-easy to clean BILL and specifications to be prepared therefor by the City Engineer. stituting Chapter 2 of Title 40A of the Revised Statutes of New Jersey. ^ho'w about the coffee SAVARIN, which comes dangcr- It is the City's Intention to specially assess the real estate, which The form, maturities and other details of said bonds shall be determined "o'tisly close to spelling NERVOUS (actually NIRAVAS) Rigid Aluminum master frame AQUILA This Spot assessment shall be made in the manner provided by law and shall, as by the Mayor and Municipal Comptroller. when turned around. SUBARU, the Japanese car, turned .COKSTRUCTm * ROOFING * titty Job a 9«irr completely installed Landscape Contractors GRUSS nearly as possible, be In proportion to and not in excess of the pecuHar SECTION 7. backwards is "You're a bus" (URABUS). completely i • SHINCUS • benefit, advantage or Increase In value which the real estate shall be That pending the Issuance of the serial bonds authorized In Section EXPERT • HOT TAR • BUILDIR* : w/aluminum coping, caulking deemed to have received by virtue of said purpose; the number of annual 6 hereof, there may be Issued bond anticipation notes of the Ctty In an I rcccntlysuggcstcdjokingly, to a friend the possibility All kindi of ; Soil Could Foundations Framing • SLATE • Plumbing Installments In which the special assessment may be paid shall be five aggregate amount not exceeding $166,250 pursuant to the Local Bond of a risque promotional campaign for DIAL soap, using the Home Improvement! & removal of storm window Shrubs (5). The estimated maximum amount to be specially assessed against Law, constituting Chapter 2 of Title 40A of the Revised Statutes of Additions Dormers & jbackwards-spelling gimmick. My friend wryly observed Decks & Kitchens .. • R.R. Ties SIDING the lands and real estate benefited by the construction or acquisition of New Jersey. The form, maturities and other details of said notes shall be Decks Roofs Baths & Basement <„ Be Yours the Improvements described herein is $34,000.00. determined by the Mayor and Municipal Comptroller. that an even less likely candidate for that idea would be the Sidewalks Patios STOP IN. . • Grading • ALUMINUM • Heating Attic Remeritffllr'*"? it^symS** SECTION 11. SECTION 8. folks who make TUMS! Brick Work Custom • Seeding • WOOD • Clark Animal *] TREE SERVICE Add Ons & Additions; FOR PRICES HOME IMPROVEMENTS Hospital * It is hereby determined and declared by this Council as follows: It Is hereby determined and declared by this Council as follows: Windows Homes • Drainage Work repairs, small jobs A. That the period of usefulness of the improvements or properties •LOT CLEARING Vinyl & Aluminum Siding AND REPAIRS A. The maximum estimated amount of money to be raised from all ' .' (The above-mentioned product names arc registered N.J. Regbtered Bulkier Creative Carpentry ON BAY Drs. Stanley Newman.D.V.M. sources for the purposes stated heretn Is $51,000.00. described In Section 1 hereof for which the bonds are hereby authorized & LAWN CARE WILLIAM SMELTZER Lvndon Goldsmith trademarks of their respective producers. No offense in- f UU t iNluHU Free EM licensed Don't miss placing your Classified, B. The estimated maximum amount of bonds or notes to be issued to be issued, within the limits prescribed by the Local Bond Law, b Faly Int. Fret tit. riff lltlMATIl AND BOW 750-4466 David Fortna «•- tended.) Insured ^_ 388-3797 a. for the purposes stated heretn is $48,450.00. twenty (20) years. RON CORDERO 634-9038 Free Eslimalns Fully Insured 381-0822 Use Your MasterCard B. That the bonds or notes issued pursuant to thh ordinance shall 574-1236 WINDOWS 1075 Westfleld Ave7, C. There is hereby appropriated as the Estimated Cost of Tem- ' ' ' (Ned welcomes marl. Mark the envelope "Attention 634-3333 5741200 or VISA porary Financing, Engineering, and Inspection Costs, Legal Expenses bear interest at a rate per annum as may be hereafter determined within 'Window & Siding Special" Rahway Lie. #7896 'Night Service' and the Cost of Issuance of the Obligations authorized by this ordinance the limitations prescribed by law and may be renewed from time to time Call For ___ „„ __ when telephoning your ad Including Printing, Advertisement of Ordinance and Notices of Sale and - pursuant to and within limitations prescribed by «aki Local Bond Law. Creative Touch SEAMLESS VISIT OUR SHOWROOM OR 0FF Appointment -388-3379 Legal Expense, and other expenses as provided In Section 4OA:2-2O of C. That the supplemental debt statement required by Section Home 5741200 the Revised Statutes will not exceed $5,100.00. 40A:2-l 0 of the Revised Statutes has been duly made and filed tn the of- Nature and Science GUTTERS p SHOP AT HOME —. s0"*2OO SECTION 12. fice of the City Clerk prior to the passage of this ordinance on first Improvement* Division any complete window or siding job • Fiberglass Shingles 1 WE'Ll COME OUT | (minimum 10 wmdomj _ Any funds received In aid of such purposes shall be applied to the reading, and that the issuance of the obligations authorized by this or- of Shal Builders Inc. dinance Is permitted by the exception to the debt limitations contakied • Hot Built Up Roofs payment of the cost of such purpose, or, If bond anticipation notes have Day Rescheduled • Single Ply Roof Systems In Section 40A.-2-7 (g) of the Revised Statutes and that the gross debt of • Homeowners been issued, to the payment of the bond anticipation notes, and the • Contractors ' Seamless Aluminum Gutters Woodland PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE amount of bonds authorized for such purposes shall be reduced accord- said City as defined by Section 40A:243 of the Revised Statutes is In- • Fully Insured The Union County Board The day will end with a • Drop Offs ingly. creased by $166,250. tour of Trailsidc, where nat- "WE DO • Emergency Repairs Home Improvements Tribute paid to UCC SECTION 13. D. That the total amount of the proceeds of the obligations 'bf'Choscn Freeholders has IT ALL • Installed • Free (stimates authorized by this ordinance to be expended for interest on the obliga- Announced that the Dcpart- ural science, history and cul- CORPORATION NOTICE SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFFS SALE The Capital Budget Is hereby amended to conform with the provi- Quolity Inxuhttd Windows ScrvHif Union I Middle 101 SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW sions of this ordinance to the extent of any Inconsistency herewith, and tions authorized herein, engineering and Inspection costs, legal expenses ' qicht of Parks and Recrea- ture come together in exhib- Counfits 738-5141 Work 636*4703 garden benefactor PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given SUPERIOR COURT JERSEY CHANCERY DIVISION the resolutions promulgated by the Local Finance Board showing full and the cost of the issuance of the obligations authorized by this or- tion's "Leisure: Independ- its of the animals, floures- CertainTeedH vmyi window* that the following Ordinance was OF NEW JERSEY UNION COUNTY DOCKET detail of the amended Capital Budget and Capital Program, as approved dinance including printing, advertisement of ordinance and notices of ence for the Handicapped" ccnt minerals, and fossils of 343-2179 3960976 duly adopted and approved on final CHANCERY DIVISION UNION NO. F-5889-87 by the Director, Division of Local Government Services, is on file with sale and legal expense, and other expenses as provided In Section 563-7867 His legacy blooms in every upon graduation, and myreading at a regular meeting of the COUNTY DOCKET NO. the City Clerk and Is available for public Inspection. 40A2-20 of the Revised Statutes will not exceed $12,500. program's day of edu- New Jersey. A bird egg and SALES Municipal Council. City of Rahway, F-3235-87 BERKSHIRE JOHN CRAMER AND AUCE E. SECTION 14. SECTION 9. , : cational fun at Trailsidc Na- nest collection, and live rep- plant in the garden. He was father told him that he was SERVICE GR/INID OPENING New Jersey. Monday evening, July FINANCIAL CORP, Plaintiff, VS. CRAMER Plaintiff VS. WENSON This ordinance shall take effect 20 days after the final publication ture & Science Center, has tile exhibit will highlight the Sal D'Addario a botany enthusiast who going to work in a paper box This Ordinance shall take effect twenty days after the first produc- Frank Wietry, Jr. INSURED 11, 1988. ANITA BISCOLL, Defendants REALTY CORP., a New Jersey thereof after final passage pursuant to law. AMC FAMILY SERVICE stressed the value of an edu- factory. Mr. Colgate told tion hereof and final passage. been rescheduled for Satur- tour. KISIDINTIAl Francis R. Senkowsky CML ACTION WRIT OF corporation and RELIANCE lt-7/14/88 Fee: $114.70 lt-7/14/88 Fee: $121.52 MASON & PAVINd cation in the biological day, July 23 (rain date, Sat- This free program will be Asphalt« CMcntt Drtnwiyi IN THIS AREA FOR 1 C0MMIKCIAI him that he had a brilliant fu- City Clerk EXECUTION FOR SALE OF SAVINGS and LOAN Enterprises BAYS • BOWS • GARDEN WINDOWS sciences to countless young- City of Rahway MORTGAGED PREMISES ASSOCIATION Defendant urday, July 30). held from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Mln • Stops • Ribbing W»lh OVER 40 YEARS ture and that he wanted to SMmlks • Cmblni • Cuttom Fit sters, many of them under- Ordinance No. A-1-88 (Amended! By Virtue of the above-stated writ .A "hands-on"scnsory Picnic lunches will be pro- Mgtan Block! • Rillroitf Tin Home Improvement Co., Inc. HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING AS LOW help him. So, he paid for a 00completely An ordinance amending chapter of execution to me directed I shall CIVIL ACTION WRIT OF PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE vided for registered partici- • Witetptnllng tntmtntt $199 • Draft fr»» privileged. So it was only fit- scholarship for my father to walk through the Walchung GAS BOILERS AS installed 195 of the Code of the City of expose for sale by public vendue, In EXECUTION FOR SALE OF pants. Family members and • V, Thermal ting that a garden be dedi- attend Hamilton College Rahway titled "Zoning": ROOM 207, In the Court House, in Reservation will begin the • Roofing • Decks WARM AIR FURNACES cated in his memory. MORTGAGED PREMISES day. Participants will look group leaders attending are FREE ESTIMATES • 5aih«i Tiff In • Inivlafid Vinyl (later Colgate University)." It 7/14/88 Fee: $11.47 the City of Elizabeth, N.J. on CORPORATION NOTICE SHERIFFS SALE NOTICE TO BIDDERS FUUT msunco • Siding • Replacement - MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS - Scnntt (nduifaf • Nevtr Nttd Pointing WEDNESDAY, the 3rd day of for colors, scents and tex- welcome to bring a picnic • Froftifianol (nifaffafion Still, the tribute paid on Hcaly soon became a stu- By virtue of the above-stated writ SUPERIOR COURTOF NEW • Additions Windows June 22 to the late Thomas August A.D., 1988 at two o'clock in of execution to me directed I shall PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given JERSEY CHANCERY DIVISION The Board of Education of the tures in nature, and learn lunch. Registration will end HEATING SYSTEMS HUMIDIFIERS Showroom Houri: f.J, Mw.-M. dent at Columbia Law A formal garden was es- 862-2944 • Dormers 450 Rahwiry A«t. 1-1, the afternoon of said day. expose for sale by public vendue, In that the following Ordinance was UNION COUNTY DOCKET City of Rahway In the • Carpentry CLEANED 8. SERVICED DUCT FABRICATION 634-4244 Healy, a prominent attorney School and then entered a tablished complete with a about the animals that live in on Tuesday, July 19. To reg- Smug M •< Wgo«itM(i TmroMp financing AyBahh W»wU>rldp,«, N.J. Uc*au4 I IsurW Tax Map Reference. (N.J.S.A. ROOM 207. in the Court House, In duly adopted and approved on final NO. F-5211-87 County of Union, New Jersey — Owner ' ' the area. A picnic lunch will CENTRAL AIR Oil 70 GAS who donated financial sup- prestigious law firm, where variety of plants and flowers. 46: 15-2.1) Municipality of City of the City of Elizabeth. NJ. on reading at a regular meeting of the ister, call 527-4930. Invites seatea bids for? CONDITIONING CONVERSION port to Union County Col- A committee selected Healy Rahway, Block No. 580. Lot No. WEDNESDAY, the 20th day of Municipal Council, City of Rahway, RELIANCE SAVINGS & LOAN follow. This program has been he spent his career. An inter- TRANSPORTATION : : Complete Home Remodeling ATTIC VENTILATION lege's garden on the Cran- as its namesake: "My father 19 and 20. July A.D., 1988 at two o'clock In New Jersey, Monday evening, July ASSOCIATION Plaintiff vs ADULT SCHOOL BROCHURES funded through a grant from HOT WATER SYSTEMS CREATIVE est in the biological sciences SYSTEMS Howard fe'-i$-' ford campus, only serves as a persisted and, while in always loved plants, so it was Property. The property consists the afternoon of said day. 11, 1988. WENSON REALTY Sealed bids will be received until July 27, 1988 at the office of the (he N.J. Department of ELECTRONIC AIR PRODUCTIONS culmination of a lifetime of of the land and all the buildings and The property to be sold Is located CORPORATION. JOHN Board Secretary/Business Administrator of the Rahway Board "of (SonBtruction CLEANERS REFRIGERATION Columbia, he edited a bi-only fitting that since he was Francis R. Senkowsky Community Affairs, Hand- "111 bring my showroom [Paving C< dedication to building a structures on the land in the City of at 1348 Pierce Street In the City of CRAMER and ALICE E. Education In the Rahway Intermediate School. KSne Place, Rahway, ALL TTHS SERVICES Preienfi - '.• a big contributor to the (gar- icapped Person's Recre- to the comfort of your home" ', ology book that was used in Rahway, County of Union and Rahway. County of Union and City Clerk CRAMER, H/W Defendants New Jersey. Bids will then be publicly opened and read aloud at the of Masonry Work Spectafuing in PRO-QUALITY dream. den concept), they would State of New Jersey. The legal State of New Jersey and Is also City of Rahway " Bill would let rescue ational Opportunities Act. "HNANMG^AyAllAm" New York City public Business Office beginning at 1031 AM. "'• • Drtvaways IASPHALT DRIVEWAYS VIDEO name it after him," explained description is: known as Block 662, Lots 6,8,10, CIVIL ACTION WRrT OF All bids are to be submitted h sealed envelopes bearing on the outside Hcaly died in 1978 at the schools. Ordinance No. A-9-88 *'iquods revive heart • FoOTdatfoiu . FMA Certification » 6005 — Sinte » B 68758 AND PARKING LOTS BEING known and designated on 63A and 66 on the Tax Map of the EXECUTION FOR SALE OF the name of the bidder, his address, and the name of the project * PHOTOGRAPHY age of 87. He practiced law "... he concluded that bi- Mrs. McMillin with tears in An ordinance authorizing the • Back hM t«rvk«i A Member 01 a certain map entitled "Rahway Ter- City of Rahway. MORTGAGED PREMISES When forwardkxj bids by mail, sealed envelope* shall be enclosed ki \Vhirl|Jopl fully Iniured almost until the day he died, her eyes. "He would have mayor and municipal clerk of the ' victims electrically • Additkmt Featuring ologists and scientists gave race, Rahway, N.J." Franklin There Is due approximately By virtue of the above-stated writ another envelope addressed as follows: J&M and Guaranteed and spent a good portion of loved to know that he is get- municipality of the City of Rahway 381-0381 CKIAIIVIlr the most to society and that Marsh, Surveyor, Rahway. N.J., $455,682.63 together with lawful of execution to me directed I shall Mr. Anthony Rocco, Jr. (CAU JOHN to execute an agreement with the Iicowtinj owd Plpt Co. • SMimfts VAIUI his life promoting the value ting this honor." May 1, 1912, filed in the Union Interest thereon from March 21, expose for sale by public vendue. In Board Secretary/Business Administrator lie & fully ins. freeest. • on* a-te^ o#»# o^# A education was the only way County of Union to modify the The Senate Institutions, Compfeft • Stops • I'l KSONAI Introductory 20% discount" of educating those who have County Register's Office on June 1988 and costs, subject to the ROOM 207, In the Court House, h Rahway Board of Education Financing available | 3VO-O/67 39O-O/O4 to bring the disadvantaged Interiocal Services Agreement dated Health and Welfare Com- ficorofiat Service 283-1371 • I 1)1 ( \IIOS\I The garden is adjacent to 20. 1912 as No. 178D, as Lots No. continuing Hen of a first mortgage In the - City of Elizabeth, NJ. oh P.O. Box 42 lacked the financial backing. December 15. 1974. mittee has released a bill • Water & Sewer lines m£* • ( IIMMI K( IM 541-3338 up to s level whereby they the Elizabeth T. Kellogg 15 and 16 In Block 15. the amount of $175,000.00 held by WEDNESDAY, the 27th day of MI tsrmtn He even financed the college Rahway, New Jersey 07065 • Land Clearing 11^819.7376. could have a decent life and greenhouse, and those tour- Commonly known as 281 the defendant Reliance Savings and JULY AD., 1988 at two o'clock tn A Corporation of the State of New Jersey, submitting a bid h ihat would allow volunteer Basements & Footings tuition of two young men. contribute to the good of the ing the campus may spend a Princeton Avenue, Rahway, New Loan Association and In the second lt-7/14/88 Fee: $13.64 the afternoon of said day. response to this Advertisement, shall accompany such bids with a te^cue squad members to be CORONA FRAZE & SON His daughter, Jane Hcaly- country." few moments enjoying the Jersey. place there Is due approximately The premises to be sold are resolution authorizing Its proper officers to execute a contract In the grained and certified to treat Demolition* Driveways CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. — PAVING — There Is due approximately $263,619.03 with lawful Interest known as 1441 Irving Street, City Cavallero Construction Inc. McMillin, a biology profes- He encouraged his solitude its atmosphere event Its bid b accepted and o tat of all stockholders ki excess of 10& of heart attack victims more ttoorm m sor at UCC, told the story of $119,554.66 together with lawful from March 28, 1988 and costs. of Rahway, County of Union, State the corporate stock. ' ' The Somerset Hilton tional telecast and the op- y Hotel, Atrium Park, portunity to win over Somerset, will again host 5200,000 in cash and prizes, he Miss New Jersey USA the state prize package FEAST AT state pageant, the official totals nearly $25,000, in- preliminary to Miss USA. cluding a norwegian blue aptain Sam's Miss New Jersey USA fox fur jacket from the in- 1989 will be held the ternationally famous Flem- weekend of November ington Fur Company, 11-13, with Joe DeRose of S2,000 cash, wardrobe, in- M WMGQFM as Master of terviews with major com- Ceremonies. mercial agencies and much The 3-day state finals more. Railway event consists of three equal For entry information, categories of judging, in- send name, address, tele- .eluding personality inter- phone and date of birth to W/OUT view, evening gown and Miss New Jersey USA, COMPLETE DINNER SALAD BAR swimsuit competitions. Department "P", P.O. Box INCLUDES: Applications are being ac- 834, East Brunswick, N.J. • All You Can Eat Shrimp cepted from eligible single 08816. 9 women, over 17 and under • Bountiful Salad Bar 25 years of age as of • Our Original Chowder Bar February 1, 1989; a U.S. Citizen and state resident Birds do it (dormitory accepted.) Almost all birds bathe Note: Performing talent regularly, but not necessari- is not a requirement! A ly in water. International special award will be given Wildlife magazine reports to Miss Amity. that pheasants, quail, wild . The pageant emphasis on turkeys and many other Self-enhancement is rein- birds prefer to clean forced with seminars to themselves in dirt. Comer of Rt. 27 & St. George Ave PROUD PROTECTORS ... Nearly every fire depart- tole Jr. — Assistant Chief, Vincent Pereira, Jr. — build self-esteem and self- This process, known as Rahwau. N.J. ment In the county was represented at the formal Firefighter, and Matt Hampp — Firefighter; (back row): "dusting," is not only dedication of the Union County Fire Services Training confidence, and there will Robert Volpe — Deputy Chief, Freeholder Boright, be instruction on stage pleasurable but also Academy on June 5, at the facility site on Lower Rd., Jerry Fewkes — Chief; and Donald Kellerman — Deputy beneficial."Dwst absorbs ex- Linden. Pictured with Freeholder Walter E. Boright are Chief. Boright is the Freeholder liaison to the Fire Ser- technique and personal 1574-20701 presentation as well. cess oil in feathers, and it Hours: Sun. 12-9, Mon. thro Thuri. 4-9 representatives of the Clark Volunteer Fire Dept. who vices Advisory Board. may also prevent the spread Frt&SaL4-ll attended the event. Left to right (front row): Frank Brat- In addition to the all- Most Major Cradlt Caids expense paid trip to the na- of parasites. MARTIN'S FURNITURE WE SOLD OUR BUILDING ™? FINAL REDUCTIONS GENTLEMAN AND A SCHOLAR ... Chad Goldfarb (left), the Salutatorian of the Class ..of-1988-at Johnson Regional High School,- is presented wrtrra certificate Tiotlnorhls selection as a Star-Ledger Scholar by A.L.J. Principal David Carl (right) during the $ 1,000,000 FINI FURNITURE INVENTORY school's recent Special Awards Program. WE MUST CLEAR OUR FLOORS The U.S. had three presidents in each of two years: Van Buren, Harrison and Tyler in 1841; Hayes, Garfield and Arthur in 1881. TAKE ADVANTAGE Plus 10 % Freight Charge •^ »•» NOW ... Get the From Factory to Clark, N.J. svr best in fine fur- Fisherman's Smorgasbord Every Friday & Saturday 5:30-10 P.M. niture at SUPER EVERYTHING Famous Sea and Land Buffet SAVINGS DON'T OFF Appetizer Bar MISS OUT MFG. LIST MUST GO! FRESH SHRIMP CRAB LEGS & CLAWS CLAMS & OYSTERS ON THE HALF SHELL CLAM CHOWDER CALAMARI & SCUNGILL1 LAST TWO WEEKS FRESH FRUITS IN SEASON PLUS 50 OTHER TANTALIZING ITEMS That's right. After 30 years of offering the best in FINE FURNITURE at reasonable Carved By The Chef We've SOLD OUR BUILDING and we are moving, Select from Living RSMSJESJK NEW YORK STEAMSHIP ROUND ROAST BEEF a Cl Ck Cun0 S JuV6nile I niture Rockers Recliners ROAST TURKEY KnST'* f T'H c \ A ' 7 ' ' Oil Painfm™%, BAKED VIRGINIA HAM Bedding Sofa Beds, Furniture Accessories, plus many One-Of-A-Kind, discontinued ie Chafing Dishes PleC! S A L A UNBELIE c°ollL n h • i. i. , I VABLE SAVINGS . . . All warranties 55SSE • Seafood Marinara Seafood Newburg Steamers complaints will be handled from our Green Brook Store ... • Broiled Scallops Mussels Marinara Broiled Fish of the Day • Shrimp Scampi Fried Shrimp Frog Legs • Lasagna Chicken Parmigiana Clams ala Casino • Baked Ziti Potato & Vegetable and much more . . . DON'T MISS OUT ON THIS ONCE IN A LIFETIME DEAL! Fabulous Desserts to Choose From New York Style Cheesecake, or Assorted Postries, or Assorted Ice Creams CLARK Coffee, Tea, Sonko 1 Price Per Person is $15.95 for Adults and $6.95 for Children under 12 WE'RE MOVING W»« NJ. S«l«i T.i (Wl Itini irtjtct MARTIN'S FURNITUREONLYS \W sEo SOLD OUR BUlfDINQ JNURTAINMtNT NIGHTLY IN THE ROYAL PUB LOUNGE Prior felts Hot Included. f K At Exit No. 12 N.J. Turnpike Inttrmadiatt price reductions may 1000 Roosevelt Avenue 67 WESTFIELD AVE., CLARK • 381-6886 | hov* b«n takan prior to this sal*. 201-541-9500 arteret Monday thru Friday 10 to 9 — Saturday 10 to 6. CLOSED SUNDAYS i