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VOL. 161 NO. 31 RAHWAY, , THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1983 USPS 454-160 20 CENTS Thomas W. Long easily wins Assembly seat -» only about 2% of city voters show u

By R. R. Faszczewski senator for the 20th Leg- Republican Club, Adam The municipalities in the The new Assemblyman- district as a whole. special elections in the last only if he wins a full two- On oilier topics, lie said Approximately 2.2% of islative District, who was Mackow. district, outside of Rahway, elect did best in Rahway in Mr. Long added he had two months. year term in the Assembly his [op priorities in [he the city's registered voters elected to the upper Leg- The Republican Party reported, in Linden, 1,657 the Fourth Ward, where he said during the deliberations The first occurred when in the General Election in Assembly will he automo- turned out Tuesday for the islative house in June. had no official candidate in for Freeholder Long and had 67 votes to 12 for Mr. about who would run to fill former Democratic State November. bile insurance reform. e.\ Kielbasa.' •|';rjy •, •, ;l [ Special Election in which Unofficial results showed the Special Election. 192 for Mr. Kielbasa; in the remainder of Mr. Les- Sen. John T. Gregorio was He added he will not hold ploring how to remove the 18-year Democratic Union 236 votes for Freeholder In the district as a whole, Elizabeth, 1,315 for Free- Results in the other niak's term a Special Elec- forced to give up his seat both offices simultaneously funding of state-mandated County Freeholder Thomas Long in Rahway to 73 for with two election districts in holder Long and 437 for wards were: First Ward, tion is too costly in a sit- when convicted of tax-eva- if he wins a full term. programs from county bud W. Long of Linden easily the independent candidate, Elizabeth still not reporting Mr. Kielbasa, and in Car- Mr. Long, 45; Mr. Kielbasa, uation involving a term of sion charges. In June then- The Assemblyman-l-leci gels and providing better won the unexpired Assem- Henry Kielbasa of Linden, as of press time, Freeholder teret, 137 for Freeholder nine; Second Ward, Mr. only a few months and Assemblyman Lesniak suc- denied rumors, published in funding of higher education bly term of Democrat, Ray- and 20 write-in votes for the Long tallied 4,345 votes to Long and 31 for Mr. Kiel- Long, 29; Mr. Kielbasa, 11; another process should be cessfully won the unexpired a local daily newspaper, at the stale level. mond J. Lesniak, the state president of the Rahway 733 for Mr. Kielbasa. basa. Third Ward, Mr. Long, 38; developed for filling leg- portion of the Gregorio that he had made some type A s s e in b I y m a n -1:1 e c i Mr. Kielbasa, 21; Fifth islative vacancies. term in the Senate, thus of deal with the Republi- Long said he has met with Ward, Mr. Long, 29; Mr. However, he added, the creating the need for Tues- cans through which he Railway's Democratic lead Kielbasa, 15, and Sixth Legislature had no choice in day's election to fill his would give up his freeholder ers and will be very sup Ward, Mr. Long, 28; Mr. this election since it was Assembly scat. seat early if they ran only poriive of any programs Kielbasa, six. mandated by the slate con- Both Sen. Lesniak and one Assembly candidate in they wish to see go through Contacted by The Rah- stitution. Assemblyman-Elect Long November. on ihe state level. way News-Record, As- The election victor said will be candidates for full Mr. Long said he has City Democrats had said semblyman-Elect Long said he would begin research im- terms in November. They spoken to Union County the county parly hail not he was very happy with the mediately to see if the con- will be joined on the Republican Chairman Al- been supportive enough of victory, although very dis- stitution of the state could Democratic line by incum- fonse Pisano recently and Rahway. and had run Bnsi appointed with the peer tur- be amended to provide an- bent Democratic Assembly- the GOP chairman lias nei- ness Administrator Joseph nout, which, he said, had other method of filling man Thomas Deverin ther formally or informally M.Harmed against Mi. been about 4 to 4.5% of the vacancies. Mr. Long said he will spoken of the above-rum Lesniak in the June Dem registered voters in the The district has had two give up his freeholder seal ored "deal." oeratic Senate Primarv. County arts center drive

At a wine-and-cheese gat- munity support and invol- Beyond that, there is still The July 23 affair at the School and is professionally hering attended by Some 30 vement and to build a firm need for several hundred "Y" was primarily a get- trained in both business and members and friends on Ju- base of members and volun- thousand dollars in addi- acquainted social event for 1 the arts. She succeeds Rob- ly. .2 3 .••in:the.fpjiiifee-'anSK of. teers. 'That 'done, the past tional funds: to cover, the the'.organization's more ac- ert. Balfour, the organiza- the Rahway Young Men's two years have been devot- cost of restoration. For that tive participants. tion's principal founder, as Christian Assn., Rahway ed to specific funding and reason, the drive will con- As newly-elected corpor- the president and board Landmarks - officially laun- acquisition plans, reports a tinue for 30 months. It is ation president, Sandra chairwoman. ched its fund drive for pur- spokesman for the group. possible the theatre could Sweeney, remarked to those The July 23 gathering chase of the Rahway Thea- Earlier this year the re-open on a limited basis at the gathering, "We've also served as a welcoming tre. 150-member organization before the end of that come to know each other in reception for those who Rahway Landmarks is made a $10,000 down pay- period, the spokesman add- a strictly working environ- have expressed an interest the non-profit corporation ment on the solidly-con- ed. ment during the past several in becoming active solicitors that was formed five years structed theatre, which has The theatre was.built in _ months. It's a real pleasure for the drive. Under the dir- ago to acquire the theatre been closed "since Nov., 1928 as a combined movie/- to be able to get together ection of its funding co-or- for conversion to a show- 1981, when it was being us- vaudeville showplace and is finally in a more relaxed at- dinator, Eric Rickes, Land- case for the performing arts ed for the showing of fully equipped for stage pro- mosphere." marks has prepared an PRIDE IN THEIR HERITAGE - As part of the salute to Rahway-Peru; Alex Menacho, the vice president of the under the name "Union X-rated films exclusively. ductions. It has exquisite in- Mrs. Sweeney operates 85-page casebook and other Peru's Independence from Spain, which took place on club; Maria Prugue, secretary; Rahway Third Ward County Arts Center." An additional $165,000 terior architecture, a built-in an established furniture re- materials for the purpose July 28, 1921, members of the Peruvian community of Councilman Max Sheld, who represented Mayor Daniel It has approached its ob- must be raised by next pipe organ, excellent acou- storing business in Edison, and has scheduled a series Rahway and vicinity declared the week of July 23 to 30 L. Martin at the ceremonies, and Yesenia Menacho, jective methodically, de- March to fulfill terms of the stics and more than 1,400 and is one of the original of training sessions at Rail- Patriotic Week in the city. Kicking off the celebration three and a half years old, who exhibited native Peru- voting the first two years to purchase option and to con- seats, the spokesman point- Landmarks founders. She is way's Columbian School. last week at Rahway's City Hall Plaza were: Miguel vian costumes. a campaign to elicit com- summate purchase. ed out. an alumna of Rahway High To date more than a do- Noguelra, the president of Club Social Deportivo zen Landmarks members have indicated a desire to serve directly in the cam- paign, most of them as vo- Peruvians celebrate lunteer door-to-door soli- Eleven cities, counties to receive citors. Lazlo Szabo is in charge of solicitor recruit 'Patriotic Week' ment for the drive. Addressing the attendees The members of the Pe- at 1567 Irving St., Rahway. at the function, Mr. Rickes ruvian Community of Rah- On the committee who thanked those who have vo- way and vicinity declared helped make this celebra- state aid for summer youth jobs lunteered thus far, bui ex- the week of July 23 to 30 as tion possible were: Nelly pressed the need for many their "Patriotic Week," Nogueira, Judith Menacho, He is awarding $ 1 million people," Gov. Kean said. The credit is against fed- more volunteer solicitors. commemorating the 162nd Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Baeza in additional funds to 11 "Without question the eral taxes. Interested em- Anyone interested may tele- year of Peru's independence and Mirtha Menacho. cities and counties for the search for employment is ployers should contact their phone Mrs. Sweeney al from Spain, which took The elections of the new Summer Youth Employ- particularly difficult for nearest New Jersey Em- 738-0636 during the day, or place on July 28, 1821. board will be held on Sat- ment Program, reports youth in that most lack any ployment Service office and either Mr. Rickes at The Club Social Depor- urday, Aug. 20, at 3 p.m. Gov. Thomas H. Kean. kind of training or work ask for the Targeted Jobs 388-2585 or Mr. Szabo at tivo Rahway-Peru sponsor- Elections will take place The grants, which are be- credentials," he added. Tax Credit (TJTC) repre- 388-4864 evenings after 7 ed the following activities: regardless of the number of ing provided under the Jurisdictions receiving sentative. o'clock. -Opening ceremonies at persons present, reports a Governor's Special CETA grants of $100,000 include "This is the first year we ; Rahway City Hall on July club spokesman. (Comprehensive Employ- the cities of Paterson, Eli- have been able to offer this '"23 by Miguel Nogueira, the ment and Training Act) zabeth and Camden, and particular lax credit," com Barbara Delaney club president. Grants program, will pro- the counties of Mercer, mented Commissioner Ro- -•Raising of the Peruvian T. A. Cherubino vide employment opportun1 Essex, Middlesex, Passaic ger A. Bodman of the New is pinned flag at Rahway City Hall by gets degree ities for 1,200 disadvan- and Union. The funds will Jersey Dept. of Labor. Third Ward Councilman taged youth. allow for the hiring of 120 "We have already sent A Rahway resident. Bar- bara Delaney of 586 W. ^ Max Sheld, representing A Rahway resident, Tho- Altogether, 529,125,000 more youth in each area. out letters to 55.000 em- Mayor Daniel L. Martin, mas A. Cherubino, the son will be spent statewide this Trenton and Atlantic Ci- ployers advising them of the Scot! Ave.. a student in the and Alex Menacho, the of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony summer on the youth em- ty will each receive grants program," said the com- dental assisting program at club vice president. Cherubino of 755 Dianne ployment program. An esti- of $75,000, which will missioner. "While it's too Union County College, was honored at pinning cere- -Speech on the impor- Ct., was recently graduated mated 29,500 individuals allow each to hire an extra early to say how many em- monies at the Scotch Plains tance of independence day from the Florida Institute will be hired to jobs in state 90 youth, and East Orange ployers arc taking advan- campus recently. by Mrs. Maria Prugue, the of Technology in Jensen agencies or at municipal or will receive $50,000 for the tage of the program, our '•I club secretary. Beach, Fla., with honors. county worksites. hiring of an additional 60 staffers are reporting a Awarding of the pins de- notes the successful comple- -The National Anthem Mr. Cherubino earned a In addition, noted Gov. individuals. steady stream of inquiries." tion of clinical experiences Song of Peru sung by all bachelor of science degree Kean, employers in the pri- These grants are in add- Commissioner Bodman for the candidates. present. in ocean technology, an as- vate sector who hire econ- ition to any funds originally also noted in the Summer -The Seal of Peru pre- sociate degree in electronics omically disadvantaged earmarked for these areas. Youth Employment Pro- administer the program in sented to Councilman Sheld and an associate of science youth aged 16- or 17 will As to the Targeted Jobs gram, the bulk of the these counties. by Yesenia Menacho, a degree in computer science. receive a generous tax Tax Credit law, employers funds-$25.7 million-will be The commissioner said child dressed in a Peruvian He is employed at Harbor THE ORIGINAL - This was Rahway's original public high school, built in 1873, one credit. may take up to an 85% tax handled locallly through two cities, Newark and Jer- native costume. Branch Foundation, an year after the public school system in New Jersey was required by law. The building, "Hopefully, the addi- credit on wages paid to mayors and county offi- sey City, previously receiv- -Closing statements by ocean research institute at known as Lincoln School or the Third Ward School, was used until the new high school tional public monies, cou- youth they hire who are cials. ed an extra $750,000 each Alex Menacho, the club Fort Pierce, Fla. was constructed around the turn of the century. That building is the old City Hall at pled with the tax-credit pro- economically disadvantaged Another $918,000 will be in extra Summer Youth vice president. The student was on the 1470 Campbell St. The Lincoln School was located on St. George Ave. between Pler- gram in the private sector, and aged 16 to 17. spent to hire youth in the Employment Program Cocktails, a native dance dean's list for outstanding pont St. and Central Ave. The photograph was removed from a volume of photographs will keep this from being a For those over 17 such as counties of Hunterdon, Sa- funds directly from the and dinner were held at the scholarly achievement for donated to the Rahway Public Library by H. L. Moore, the author of the 1911 Moore long, hot summer filled with a disadvantaged college stu- lem, Sussex and Warren. United States Dept. of Club Rahway-Peru, located the spring, 1983, quarter. postal card series of Rahway landmarks. idle hours for our young dent, the credit is 50%. The labor department will Labor. PAGE 2 THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1983 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1983 PAGE 3 Warinanco Park gets while Robert Klirrgblhoefer provides the set and lighting ••- •; T design. . >, , "They're playing Our funds for renovation Song" will be the last of six In the highest funding rv developed to include game courts still available in the productions 'presented this award given to a locality for tables and benches, and area. season by ''"SUMMER- a single recreation project in ballfields will be improved, The funding breakdown FUN," a professional stock New Jersey, Warinanco curtain Mr-1 and one will be lighted for for the project is as follows: theater in residence at Iff *. Park in Elizabeth-Roselle night use, becoming the $683,513, National Park Montclair State College in has been chosen to receive first county-operated ball- Service; $85,439, Green Upper Montclair: $768,952 in federal and field with night lights. Acres Program, New Jersey up All performances are at state funds for rehabilita- The funding comes from Dept. of Environmental 8:30 p.m. iri Memorial tion of facilities there. the federal jobs bill recently Protection; $50,000,1 Union Auditorium. Ticket prices The majority of the fund- passed by Congress, which County Community Deve- are $6 Tuesday toThursday ing, $683,513, will come provided $40 million in lopment Program, and and $7.50 Friday and Satur- from the National Park Ser- funds for local park rehab- $35,439, Union County SUMMERFUN ready day. Student and senior vice of the United States ilitation nationwide, in- capital budget, for a total of citizen rates are available. Dept. of the Interior. tended for labor-intensive project cost of $854,391. There is a special student uses to create jobs and The grant specifies that for season finale discount on Friday even- According to Joyce stimulate local economics. the work must be comple- ings: Two students with Gates, the legislative anal- Warinanco Park's 204 ac- ted by Sept., 1984, Joyce SUMMER OUTINQ - The Bahway-Clark Board of Realtors held its July meeting at the SUMMERFUN, a New and personal lives. The full-time identifications are yst for Union County, who res, operated by the Union Rahway River Park under the direction of the picnic co-chairmen, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney ersey professional summer musical features music by admitted for S5. ; ' WELCOME ABOARD - William G. Franklin,"the vice' president of the Union County Gates said, so work will pro- wrote the grant application, County Dept. of Parks and Smith, and Mr. and Mrs. George McCutcheon. The meeting was conducted by Patrick heater, is presenting the composer, Marvin For reservations or fur- 'Economic Development Corp., center, presents a plaque naming Robert L. Hanson, bably begin by the fall. six areas has been selected Recreation, was eligible to Kelly, the president of the board, who welcomed a former Realtor member, Edmond 'They're Playing Our Song" Hamlisch of "Chorus Line" ther information please the president of the United States Pharmaceutical Products Division of the Schering- Overall, New Jersey receiv- LOVE NOTES - The entire acting company from SUM for renovation and/or dev- receive the monies because DelPrincipe, as a guest. Children and grandchildren of Realtor members also were at as its 12th season finale fame, and lyrics by Carol telephone 746-9120. Plough Corp., left, an honorary member of the county group's 1983 Board of Direc- ed a greater percentage, MERFUN can be seen in "They're Playing Our Song," elopment: Three existing it is the most widely used the picnic and participated in games. At the picnic are: Mr. DelPrincipe. Mrs. Smith, now to Aug. 13. Bayer Sager. tors. At the right is Keshvindar Renjen, the director of engineering at Schering-Plough. 10%, of the federal funds featuring Greg Zerkle and Ariel Robbins, lower left. bathroom facilities will be urban park in the county, than any other state. Cathy •McCutcheon with her granddaughter, Mr. Smith and Mr. McCutcheon. This is a love story bet- This production features SUMMERFUN, a New Jersey professional summer *

The Kihxn dvn<)( Lirk Palmil jic»crll Plains campus, the Eliza- nl Ihcir ffvpCL liK t\ i\ tlic rrtilrjvur n! the- bin. .il i< in •u the tic* beth Urban Educational -.f .ill ri Mjtf iiiffii I he opmi Center, Elizabeth High Sch- * ciprcssf J HI i Our water needs Rutgers takes lead ool, Cranford High School, New Providence High Sch- real protection ool and the Westfield office Subscription Rales by Mail Including Postage $9 50. Oulbldc Union and Middlesex Counties SI 1.50 in high technology of H and R Block at 309 Second Class Postage Paid at Rahway, New Jersey South Ave. In order to maintain and improve our country's posi- Keeping America's drinking water safe has become tion in the international marketplace, we must promote an increasingly difficult task as toxic waste has poisoned Most courses are con- without reducing the size of the p_ark. groundwater supplies from coast to coast. ducted in the evening or on Mr. Kennedy should know the initial resolutions by the development of high-technology industries which are playing an ever-increasing role in the world economy. In Atlantic City seven municipal wells and 35 private Saturday mornings to ac- the county provisionally approving the lot was in effect commodate adult schedules. Here in our own Congressional district, Rutgers wells were sealed after being contaminated by toxic waste OLD MEETS NEW - Service technicians, Dave Simp- to the rescinded on July 14 and the issue tie argues should be a Courses run from two to 12 University is working with both the private and the public that seeped through the sandy soil from a nearby son, left, and Larry Hollis meet at New Jersey Bell's dead one. chemical dump site. weeks depending upon ma- I • The mayor's committee is studying the matter fur- sector toward this important goal of cultivating high- Voorhees work center where the first of a fleet of new m Editor technology research in our state. Over 30 private wells in Fairfield have been taken terial to be covered. There station wagons recently went on the road. By year-end ther. Hopefully that committee will not revive the corpse out of service or condemned by local officials because of are no entrance require- CLEANING THE BROOK - Looking over the widening and deepening of the channel at of a parking lot at Green Field and instead will find alter- The university has proposed a joint academic and in- 1,200 such vehicles will replace traditional telephone dustrial research center which will combine the strengths contamination. ments for the non-credit Rahway's Orchard St. brook, left to right, are: City Engineer Frank Koczur, Joseph company vans used statewide for installation and nates for the hospital's problems. courses, which are open to In Rockaway three municipal wells were polluted by Polcay and Rahway Third Ward Democratic Councilman Max Sheld. maintenance of communications systems at large • \ ' Certainly, the people who object to turning the park of private industry in New Jersey with the outstanding complementary skills of the state university. toxic chemicals. all adults regardless of businesses. Mr. Yoder disputes into a business parking lot should continue to be vigilant On a larger scale, 39 wells serving 13 cities in the San educational background. Telephone workers in case the hospital administration wants to stick to Mr. The research center, to be located adjacent to the the bulldozer to the Rob- Busch campus of Rutgers University, would focus on a Garbiel Valley of California were closed after being in- Inperson registration for inson's Branch of the Rail- aks about a "more profes- dans have been inspired by ' .' ,' ;;i'.v". • -V Mr. Mackow's letter Kennedy's Green Fieldor-nothing attitude. filtrated by high concentrations of an industrial solvent all courses is conducted at County flood work sional image," he means their new image at J 41 *v; -us- variety of disiplines. It would be the focal point of New way River in the vicinity of • ;v.'HV% If it is true, as Mr. Kennedy claims, "the hospital and degreascr. the Cranford campus daily, dial new image Bell's business installation Bell...and with the custom- I would like to respond to Adam Mackow's letter to Jersey's efforts to develop and expand upon its already Drug Fair behind the Rah- m. does not have to put temporary parking any place," then In wells serving more than 2,000,000 Monday to Friday, from The "telephone man," so hees and by year-end and maintenance techni- er. the editor in the July 28 issue of The Rahway News- substantial high-technology industries. way Post No. 5 American the hospital should refrain from putting it in the park. people were shut down after becoming polluted, and in 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Mac- continues in city familiar to New Jersey bus- there'll be 1.200. cians have stepped out of "Before, I couldn't get Record, in which he questioned the hospital's methods The project also will include a 265-room executive Legion Hall. Before the I bet the same amount of cars would be parking on Bedford, Mass., toxic chemicals forced the closing of four Donald Hall. In addition, inesses for decades, won't "Using air-conditioned their conventional "fix-it" past the secretary or swit- and motives for building. conference center in addition to the 1.5 million square work was finished. Coun- Stone St., Thirza PL, Madison Ave., Jefferson Ave., wells providing 80% of the community's drinking water. mail applications will be ac- Rahway Third Ward took approximately two be around much anymore. cars instead of vans is part roles and overalls. They've chboard operator. Now, the ON THE ROAD AGAIN - Service technician, Larry Although the hospital construction program in- feet of office and research space. cilman Sheld continued, the Hollis, prepares lo leave New Jersey Bell's Voorhees Kaminski Dr., Trussler PI. and Moses Dr. even if the lot These are severe but not isolated cases of potable cepted to Monday, Sept. 12. Democratic Councilman hours to widen and deepen He or she is being trans- of a program to promote a put on dress shirts and ties customer invites me into his volves the addition of a western wing and an eastern ex- Access to and from the site is a crucial element in the bulldozer broke down. work center in new station wagon, the first of 1,200 were put in Green Field. water supplies made unfit for drinking. There are hun- The fall session of the Max Sheld today announ- the channel and to remove formed by New Jersey Bell more professional image or blouses and skirts. office. He sees me as a pro- tension, it is essentially a renovation and modernization overall plan, and the university has applied to the Federal Through the efforts of Mr. such vehicles that will replace traditional telephone People still like the shorter, paved distance from the dreds of other cases in varying degrees of severity affec- Continuing Education Divi- ced he has once more pre- the obstructions which had into a highly-trained spec- within our own employe They've been given more fessional with special skills program designed to update the physical plant and re- Economic Development Administration for the needed Koczur the city had a pro- company vans used statewide for installation and city block to the main hospital entrance-not an around- ting communities throughout the country. sion will open the week of vailed upon Union County accumulated therein. ialist who shuns jeans and body and to our business responsibility and now de- that can help his company allocate space to cope with changes brought about by ad- roadway construction funding. I wholeheartedly support mise soon the operator and maintenance ot communications systems at large the-corner, graveled, over-sized and lonely parking lot Sept. 19. to lend its help to Railway. "In the very near future," vans in favor of business at- customers," said Charles H. termine how much time communicate better," said vances in medical technology. the university's efforts and have contacted the Economic In the spring of 1980, the Federal Council on En- equipment will return to businesser,. that most Rahway citizens don't want in the first place. vironmental Quality compiled all the reports of ground- Additional information , On July 28 Frank La- Councilman Sheld said, tire and a station wagon. Perfater, the general man- must be spent on each job, technician, Larry Hollis. The hospital's carefully-developed plans were ap- Development Administraton urging approval of the Rahway to complete the Mrs. N. L. Weber water contamination that had been filed at the En- on courses and registration Rocca. the superintendent "our own Public Works This latest sign of change ager for business installa- and which jobs need to be proved through the certificate of need process, which in- funds. widening and deepening of 979 Hamilton St. vironmental Protection Agency's regional offices. They procedures may be obtained oJ roads and bridges for Dept., under the direction at the telephone company is tion and maintenance. done first. Inside the com- volves progressive examination and approval at county, This project illustrates the kind of cooperation this part of the river. Rahway showed contamination had occurred in at least 34 states, by telephoning the Division Union County, met Coun- of City Engineer Frank becoming visible to some "Competition is fierce and pany they work closely with 1734 regional and state levels. among all levels of government and among educational "Since Rahway has been including nearly every state east of the Mississippi River, of Continuing Education at cjlman Sheld at the Orchard Koczur, will continue the 66,000 businesses statewide we've got to let our cus- marketing managers and ac- OAK TREE RO. As hospitals outgrow their facilities, they all go institutions and the business cummunity which is needed doing work along various and in western states where there are fewer industries. 276-2600, extension 206 or St. brook in the vicinity of work in the brook and to as a fleet of unmarked beige tomers know we're going to count executives to help EDISON through this process, but the examining organizations for a co-ordinated and, ultimately successful, economic waterways the incidents of Parking lot seen 238. Plainfield and Madison remove the growth and un- station wagons takes to the be there for them...first and design, install and maintain NEW JERSEY study only their medical needs, not their parking needs. development strategy. Contamination of the nation's drinking water has led serious flooding have been Aves. derbrush. The reason this road. with the best equipment a host of business commun- Obviously, they expect the communities benefitted by the In shaping our industrial policies here at the federal to numerous deaths and tens of thousands of reported il- greatly diminished," Coun- Mr. LaRocca brought work has to be done man- The first one went into and services." ications systems. hospitals to help them solve such problems. harmful to schools level of government, we should vigorously support the lnesses. According to a study by the General Accounting Dental course cilman Sheld concluded. Office (GAO), the investigative arm of Congress, there with him a small bulldozer, ually is the state has for- service on July 20 in Voor- When Mr. Perfater spe- Many of Bell's techni- The future change to which I referred al the An important reason to oppose Rahway Hospital's kind of local initiative this New Jersey project represents. were 100,000 illnesses and at least 22 deaths attributable which was operated by bidden municipalities from freeholders' meeting was simply the normal change that request for a multi-acre parking lot on Green Field is the Our economy is motivated by research, education, to review to polluted drinking water from 1961 to 1978. Joseph Polcay. This piece of using chemicals to destroy always comes with the passage of time-nothing ominous resultant damage to the Rahway public schools. creativity and inventiveness, and the government has an The evidence on the extent of drinking water con- for test equipment is small enough vegetation, since it would at all. This 226-space parking lot would take important important role to play in promoting these activities. tamination is disturbing enough, but it may represent on- in operate in the brook contaminate the stream." EHzabethtown Gas STORF HRS M0N . TUE5 . WED , THUK 9AM 7PM * SALUMERIA • After all, Rahway Hospital is a community asset, a teaching stations away from our physical education pro- The New Jersey plan provides a case-in-point. Sup- 9AM 6PM. SUN 9AM-3PM- LATE NITE FRI . OPEN TILL 9PM ITALIAN DUI • BAKERY * MEATS ly the tip of the iceberg, since no systematic monitoring of An eight-session "Review without disturbing the rip- After the work on the major employer and provider of high quality health care. gram and hamper the outdoor activities of both our port for research and development should be a major ele- PORK STORE • DAIRY HEADQUARTERS groundwater quality exists. Unless we improve our Course for Certification of rap and concrete walls. It brook, Mr. LaRocca moved The hospital has been trying to acquire off-street junior high school and Madison Elementary School. ment in our U.S. industrial policy, providing assistance to methods for safeguarding water supplies, we could be fac- Dental Assistants" in pre- parking, as opposed to on-street parking, and it has been firms, universities, and projects which, through their STARTS WED., AUGUST After the failure of the Board of Education and the ed with a more serious problem in the future. paration for the Dental As- investigating several possible options, including Green public to agree to a package of needed improvements for development and marketing of new technologies, will thru MON.. AUGUST 8 To ensure that water supplies are safe, I am sponsor- sisting National Board Ex- Field. ObViously, the most^desirable option is parking im- our high school, the last thing we need is a huge parking help to make our U. S. economy more competitive and ing re-authorization of a tougher Safe Drinking Water amination will be offered Kindergarten offers mediately adjacent to the hospital. The second choice lot that makes inadequate educational facilities even productive. Act that would increase the regulation of volatile organic beginning on Thursday, would be the use of property the hospital owns in the Jef- worse. chemicals in the water, step-up the testing of water sup- Aug. 18, at Union County ferson Ave.-Kaminsky Dr. area. We should remember many of the motor vehicles new concept plies, and allow the prosecution of anyone who tampers College's Scotch Plains A parking garage is the least desirable option because that would park in this facility pollute the air with lead or threatens to tamper with a water system. campus. it is the most expensive one. When New Jersey Commis- poisoning. All the parked cars would add carbon monox- Full day care continues ratio, less than 10 to one, The bill, HR 3200, is now before the House Energy The course, to be con- . Moutr-'jvviannwfi dMi£; sioner of Health Richard Goldstein visited the hospital ide fumes and cancer-causing agents to the park environ- t<^ be a problem for young allows more teacher-student and Commerce Committee. It would require the En- ducted through the college's last week, he confirmed there is no reimbursement to ment. The people who use the park would not be able to school age children. Half- interaction. The philosophy SAVE ON FAMOUS MAKE GAS APPLIANCES! vironmental Protection Agency (EPA) to set standards Division of Continuing Ed- hospitals for this type of parking in the state system. That close their windows to keep out this increased concentra- day kindergarten sessions of the kindergarten is to pre- for 14 of the industrial chemicals that are not currently ucation, will be offered on When it comes to cooking (indoors or out), is why we did not include a parking garage in our original tion of pollution. Thursdays from 6:30 to 10 listen do not fit the needs of sent at an early age a heal- water heating and drying clothes, nothing but Get Special Savings Too 1 certificate of need proposal. regulated under the act but have already been found in tuday's families. One solu- thy and enjoyable outlook NOTHING does it better than gas Whether you For these reasons I commend Sixth Ward Coun- drinking water. It further directs the EPA to conduct p.m. It is designed to pro- A parking garage was proposed to the Planning cilman James J. Fulcomer and First Ward Councilman vide the individual who has t^)ii to this problem- is towards learning. This posi- On Non-Gas Appliances! are replacing nn older gas tippliance or adding a studies to monitor drinking water for the" chemicals that new one you'll find just the model you want and Board, but only as a last resort. We said if we couldn't Lawrence Bddine for taking the lead in opposing the park- enrolling your child in a tive attitude will follow the are regulated under the act and to set permissable limits work experience as a dental at special savings right now at your nearest solve the problem in any other way within the construc- ing lot. I hope their actions will have a domino effect assistant with a review in full-day quality program. child for the remainder of Save now on famous brand clothes for these pollutants. washers, dishwashers, refrigerators and Elizabethtown Gas showroom. Come see our tion period, we would have to construct a parking deck as among all of our city officials so Green Field will remain Such a program exists at the their educational experi- complete selection today — all at sale prices — Additionally, the measure would make it easier for the basic concepts needed microwave ovens. the only possible alternative. all green. Employees' Center for ences, she noted. or use our SHOP-AT-HOME service water systems and citizens who depend on private wells to to master the general-chair- Through the Planning Board, the city of Rahway re- (Miss) Abby Hersch side-assisting aspect of the Young Children. The ccn- Also available at the quired 650 parking places as a contingency for our cer- sue polluters in federal court if pollution caused the water ler is located at 1731 center are infant/toddler, in- 715 West Inman Ave. system owners to spend money to treat the water. It also certification examination. tificate of occupancy. Rahway The national examina- Church St.. Rahway. The termediate and preschool However, the members understood we had to built would prohibit the injection of hazardous wastes into or child care center, including programs. The infants and above an underground source of drinking water. tion will be administered at SAVE 100! first, in order to meet medical demands, and then solve the college's Cranford cam- the kindergarten, is open toddlers range in age from N.Y. FINEST the parking problem secondarily, with the help of the While some provisions of the bill need modification weekdays from 7:30 a.m. to three months to two and a HARDWICK 30 DATELINE: to make it more cost-effective and less burdensome on the pus on Saturday, Oct. 15. BOAR'S HEAD DELIOUS HOME COOKED community. I was not trying to "scare" the public when I The same review course 5:30 p.m., reports a spo- half years, with a child-to- DELUXE GAS RANGE reported one community hospital in a densely-populated regulated water industry, it is a step in the right direction keswoman. staff ratio of 3.4-to-one. DOMESTIC BOILED ITALIAN SPECIALTIES to assure the nation of safe drinking water. will be offered again in Oc- Don't miss this exceptional value' Loaded with IGCPlANI PAKMISlA* VU'>&( 1 PJPf'fR', area solved its parking problem by leasing back a parking TRENTON .,The kindergarten pro- The intermediate-group deluxe features such as black glass oven door MfATBAUS. BAUD /III 1 CAv[!(iU FIRE-WISE As a senior member of the Energy and Commerce tober in preparation for the HAM ClAM SAUCI fV^Hr 1 Dhji PluiMu.f.Mtff deck built by the city. It was merely a statement of fact. A Legislative Report from administration of the same gram is for children who children range from two with light, heavy blanket oven insulation, digital Committee, I will be working in committee to enact a clock; fluorescent lighted glass backguard. JUST HEAT & SERVE It is true every city with a hospital within its boun- Senator Don DiFroncesco meet the age requirement and a half to three and a All Cooking Done On Premises responsible bill that protects the public. examination in February. many others! Choose white, gold or almond. $438 daries loses some tax dollars because New Jersey laws and Inperson registration will t\?r kindergarten admissions half years, with a child-to- Regular federal laws recognize hospitals as tax-exempt institu- Fire has classes; in- their school district. It is staff ratio of six to one. The SLICED TO ORDER be held during the day $599 $ tions. or smothering after the supply of electricity has been cut Monday to Friday from based on the requirements preschool children are However, the citizens of those communities usually Head-shop ban off. of. the attending children's three and a half to five SALE! 499 8:30 to 4 p.m. in the Con- Cengiono't HOMEMADE realize and appreciate the hospital benefits the communi- study them all Finally, Class "D" fires are extremely hot fires en- tinuing Education Division own school districts. This years old with a child-to- FREE! Chrome Burner Bowls GENOA CAVATUU 69' IB if?:?* ty in many other ways. countered only in industrial settings, fueled by such ex- at MacDonald Hall on the insures comprehensive pre- staff ratio of seven to one. ' Set of 4. FREE with purchase of this range. When Rahway Hospital was newly built in 1927 can be enforced By Rahway Fire Chief James T. Heller otic metals as magnesium. Class "D" fires can only be ex- Cranford campus or in the paration for elementary For further information SALAMI T0RTEUINI-MANIC0TTI- there-was adequate space for parking around it. Today Law-enforcement officials can now begin enforcing a Fire specialists recognize four distinct types, or tinguished with a special dry chemical powder designed evening on Tuesday and school and' also allows a or kindergarten applica- »2"B0X0F 5 that is not the case because the community grew around law I sponsored banning the sale of drug paraphernalia. classes, of fire. They differ in the fuels they consume, for Class "D" fires. Wednesday, Sept. 6 and 7, wide variety of concepts to tions, please telephone An- ALL OTHER GAS the hospital. But the hospital is working with various city Recently the state Supreme Court upheld the con- their characteristics and how they may be extinguished. It's worthwhile to remember these letter ratings between 5:30 and 7:30 he introduced and taught, nette Scardelli at 574-7213 APPLIANCES MEAT- »2" IB organizations to solve the problem. We grew to meet stitutionality of the law, ending a three-year court Understanding the classes of fire can help you select a fire because they appear on the labels of fire extinguishers. A o'clock. the spokeswoman added. or 574-7251. SAVE STUFFED SHELLS communfty needs and now our parking is inadequate for soda-acid or water extinguisher will bear only the letter The lower child/teacher $ ^s challenge that has delayed its implementation. extinguisher, and will prepare you to deal more effective- For further information r ON SALE! K our size. Lawyers who represented the owners of head shops, ly with a fire that may strike your home. So here goes! "A" since it can be used only on Class "A" fires. Some dry please telephone 276-2600, • Ranges • Dryers This is the dilemma of every hospital in our area, U chemical extinguishers sold for home use are rated BC 50! stores that sell drug paraphernalia, fought the law in the Class A" fires are the most common. They involve extension 206 or 238. IMPORTED BEEF OR PORK whether it is located in Summit, Plainfield, Edison lower courts. The attitude of store owners was they just "ordinary combustibles"...wood, paper, fabric and similar and some are rated ABC. - A. 0. SMITH • Outdoor Grills Township, Perth Amboy or Elizabeth. Like them, we are All other things being equal, choose an ABC and be The first commercial pret- School body names • Room Heaters sold the items and were not responsible or could not con- burnables. Class "A" fires are the usual fires you en- zels baked in the United AND STATE SWISS BRASCIOLE working with the community to find a way out of the trol how such things as pipes, syringes and spoons were counter every day, from the fire in a charcoal grill to the prepared for any kind of small fire you're likely to en- States came from the Penn- Buy now and save! dilemma. used. But drug use has increased at an alarming rate flame of a match. counter at home unless, of course, you're a magnesium sylvania Dutch village of new attorney GAS WATER 19 79 John L. Yoder among our young people and the proliferation of head The Class "A" fire may be extinguished with water, collector. Lititz. The year was 1861. &&Z.Z.- president shops was an invitation to experiment with illegal drugs. soda acid, carbori dioxide, dry chemicals or a sufficient 5 u. HEATERS LB. The long-time attorney beginning Aug. 1 of this 5 (Prepared To Your Delight) Rahway Hospital A 1980 survey of students in 29 high schools, con- quantity of something like sand to smother the flames. FROM 204 for the Clark Board of year. 3.19 Ib. 865 Stone St. ducted by the state Attorney General's Office, disclosed Most people have an intuitive understanding of the (State. 30 Gallon. Reg. S254 i MONDAY, J«IT 25 PICK FOUR Education, John Higgins of Terms and conditions of Rahway three quarters of tbose students had used illegal drugs at behavior of Class "A" fires. They get into trouble when PICK-IT-NUMBERS FOR Your choice of those sizes 30. 40. ra SIUBHtPAYOff MI Westfield, was replaced Ju- the contract are on file in least once. Marijuana was the drug most frequently used. they try to apply their ideas about Class "A" fires to other 50. 65 and 75-gallon models New SMOKED n . 3173 $2.562.00 $213.50 ly 27 as the school body the Board"s offices on Sen- However, about four out of every 10 students classes of fires. THE WEEK OF: energy-saving features save you r -. ?» TUESDAY. JSIT 26 PO FOUR voted in a special meeting to indler Rd. money. Mfr's. 10-year warranty on Mrs. Weber: Facts reported using other illegal drugs, such as amphetamines The Class "B" fire involves a flammable liquid such JULY 25 thru JULY 30 >IM« STUI6HT MY OF 101 hire Steven Glickman of the There were 10 applicants tanks. Price includes delivery In- DANISH (30%), cocaine (17%), and hallucinogens (16%). PORK as gasoline, lighter fluid, cooking oils and greases. The ma- 0046 $4,295.00 $357.50 Rahway firm of Dorf and for the position, including stallation optional, additional This recent action by the Supreme Court will help omitted by Kennedy jor difference between a Class "A" and a Class "B" fire is WEDNESDAY, M. 27 PICK FOUR Glickman under a contract Mr. Higgins. law-enforcement officials to crack down on the use of il- PICK-IT STRAIGHT SALAMI CHOPS in the Class "B" fire the fuel is a liquid and, in most cases, NUMBER STRAIGHT PAY OFF BOX Board members also ap- SALE ENDS AUGUST 20 The sin of omission is glaring in James Kennedy's at- legal drugs by making access to the accessories needed to 8033 a liquid which is lighter than water. DATE NUMBERS PAY OFF BOX PAIR H.353.M proved the attendance of Liberal Credit Terms Available tempt to support Rahway Hospitals proposal for a use these drugs much more difficult and illegal. So you cannot fight a Class "B" fire with water. Toastmosters 149 MONDAY THURSDAY, Jafr 2! PICK FOUR Marie Soyka at the New 226-car parking lot. Municipalities throughout the state have the right to You'll only push the burning fluid around, spreading the 25 132 NUMBER STRAIGHT BOX to teach Jersey School Boards Assn. 995 He mentions "40-carorso" permanent parking and control the sale of drug accessories in their midst. fire. Class "B" fires can only be extinguished with carbon TUESDAY $ 3597 $2,205.50 $91.50 Microcomputer Workshop omits the figure of 226 temporary parking spaces, omits In Union County for instance, the Narcotics Task July 26 dioxide and dry chemicals, or by smothering. That's why 852 »241 40 *24 PICK 640TT0 NO.: 02 OS 141619 34 how to listen from Thursday to Saturday, EHzabethtown Gas N.Y. FINEST POTATO the rejection of the hospital's "deal" by the Citizens Force is waging a vigorous fight on drug trafficking. In if grease catches fire on your stove you mustn't throw 100 % GROUND BEEF LOTTO BONUS NO. 55855 Aug. 25 to 27, at Lehigh BOAR'S HEAD MACARONI Youth Recreation Committee and omits the rejectoin of the first half of this year alone 215 people were arrested An NUI Company water on it. Use a Type "B" (or BC or ABC) fire ex- V*" 999 '202 - '20 The Toastmasters Club University in Bethlehem, the entire proposal by the Rahway Board of Education. on drug charges and S5.3 million worth of illegal drugs FRIDAY, July 29 CONEY ISLAND COLE SLAW tinguisher, or simply put the lid over the pan to smother will offer a course on "Ef- Pa. CHOP So far there is no official commitment made in were confiscated. Banning the sale of drug paraphernalia the flames. PICK FOUR fective Listening" at the ELIZABETH VISIT YOURWESTFIEL NEARESTD EUZABETHTOWNPERTH AMBO YMAJORRAHWA APPLIANCEY SHOWROOMPHILLIPSBURG "AT 094 '278 '46 '27NUMBE- R STRAIGHT BOX E TOWN PLAZA 1 10 QUIMBY ST 1C SMITH Si 10')." ST (, onccs AVI BOSLBtnUV ST HOT DOGS writing of improvements totalling any specific amount of 289-5000 289-5000 XB'.i- 5000 hV") •:.: 11 SALADS CHUCK will give them another tool in curbing drug abuse. Class "C" fires are electrical in nature. They result FRIDAY 3210 $1,473.50 $49.50 Clark Public Library on Carrots, parsnips, sweet po- ?«i--;oco $ Duly 8 3D 3 m 5pm lln Sulton f'l.ic r Mjji! money in any public document, and this figure was not tatoes and winter squash jury 8 30 a m -j p m Daily 8 30 a m 5 p m Daily 8 3D 1 m -!» p rr We have needed this law for a long time to stop the from electrical sparks, arcs and short circuits. Because 546 164 *27 16 SATURDAY, July :30 Monday. Aug. 22, at 7:30 rhurt Itl 9pm Thurj III 9pm ICtosed Sjlurdjyu lljilr ll 30 If j p m Sjt 9 a m 2 p m presented to the Board of Freeholders or to the City blatant promotion of illegal drug use. Now that its con- HOC p.m. can be simply candied with ;n til 6 p m Sll 9 30 * m -4 30 p n1 Ihun ,W6 III III 9 pm 149 electricity is involved, a Class "C" fire cannot be fought " FM* a tablespoon of honey or Sat 9 00 i m 4 30 p m S.il '1 30 i m 4 JO p ni Council. NUMBIR STRAIGHT BOX stitutionality is unquestioned by the highest court in the with water. Water merely compounds the problem and, rg' 401 '218 '36 There will be no charge molasses and a tablespoon only r' <"ir<\i '.'-I'/D-fl by f" i/;ihi'!h!c,.vn i.!'. 21t9 $l.t94.00 tTi.'SO Otlor noocJ Furthermore, any needed improvements can be pro- state, our law-enforcement officials will have a valuable of melted butter, per cup 49 just perhaps, electrocutes the person using it. Class "C" for this course. Please vided by the Board of Education, city and/or county weapon in the fight against drug abuse. fires are extinguished with carbon dioxide, dry chemicals telephone Don Giegerich of cooked vegetable. Gent- GAS: TTie Future Belongs To The Efficient. for details at 233-9283. ly heat until coated. RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1983 F PAGE 6 THURSDAY, AUGUST 4. 1983 NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT ton will appear. Red Crossers Transportation and ad- YM-YWHA offers to attend mission to the festival will Senate defeats be S28 for each adult and Polka fest S24 for children under 12. college preparation The bus will leave the id to The Clara Barton Aux- Kean College parking lot Before approving the Im- from the Caribbean arc#, The Eastern Union Cou- terms. Students will learn to liary of the Eastern Union nearest to the Town and migration Control Act the Central and South America nty Young Men's Young anticipate key questions. A County Chapter of the Campus Restaurant on Senate defeated an effort by and Eastern Europe. Women's Hebrew Assn. on tape recorder will be used in American Red Cross will Morris Ave.. Union, at 8:30 New Jersey Democratic "Many, or even mo$t, Green La., Union, will offer class. hold a one-day tour to the a.m. Sen. Bill Bradley to usehave jobs and will continue three different college cour- This one-session work- Polish Polka Festival in Those who plan to attend federal funds to pay for all to support themselves and ses in the fall to help pre- shop will be presented on Hunter, N. Y., on Saturday. should send a check or state-provided health, wel- their families," Sen. Bradley pare high school seniors for Sunday, Oct. 9. Aug. 13, from 8:30 a.m. to money order made payable fare and education aid to said. "But in a period qf college entrance. The third course being of- p.m. to the Clara Barton Auxi- newly-legalized aliens for 10% unemployment, it In addition to the Scho- fered is the SAT College According to Auxiliary liary. 203 W. Jersey St., three years. totally unrealistic to expe lastic Aptitude Test review Board Preparation, for the president. Mrs. Genevievc Elizabeth. N. J. 07202. we won't have a sizeah : course a workshop called Saturday or Sunday, Nov. 5 DiVcnuto, and Chris The first 46 persons to If Sen. Bradley's proposal pay will be able to attend. had been adopted, it could problem here. If only S% i f "How To Write Your Per- or 6, test. A seven-session- Hanns, the chairwoman of have been worth millions of these people require cai i sonal Statement" will help course with two hours at he Auxiliary, Bobby Vin- dollars to New Jersey, Flor- and medical asistance wh< I the college-bound student each meeting will help pre- prepare the statements and pare students for Scholastic YMHA holds ida, Texas, California, and legalized, the additional cc Miss Polonia TEXAS BOUND - An other states where many of would be in the range essays requested with most Aptitude Tests (SAT) ad- Early Bird Swim college applications. ministered by the College Reserve Airman R the nation's currently-illegal S24 to $32 million." to be chosen Bernard, the son > • aliens live. Moreover, he said, The course will include Entrance Examination Boa- A five-morning Early information on the biogra- rd. These sessions will pro- in September Bird Swim is the newest ad- and Mrs. Hector D By a 57-to-37 vote, the cause our counties nard of 668 W. Sco!1 Senate defeated the cities pay a share of assijfc- phical sketch, scholarship vide a systematic review of dition to the fitness and ex- application, religious or the mathematical and ver- The J. T. Kosciuszko ercise program offered at Rahway, was assigi senator's plan when he of- tance costs, the burddn Assn. will again sponsor a Sheppard Air Force fered it as an amendment to would be concentrated in a philosophical essay, ad- bal skills included on the the Eastern Union County mission for special programs test. The course will fam- "Miss Polonia Contest," on Young Men's • Young Wo in Texas after com:.. the immigration bill in a few urbanized, industrializ- Saturday, Sept. 10. Air Force basic U move strongly backed by ed counties. Essex, Hudson which frequently accom- iliarize the student with the men's Hebrew Assn.. which panies auditions for music, basic format of the SAT, The contest will be held is located on Green l.a.. in Airmen who comple' the National Governors and Union counties would at a ball at the Irvington sic training earn c M Assn., the National Con- be hardest hit." , dance and presentation of will help relieve tensions Union. jCURTAIN TIME - Members of the "Guys and Dolls" cast and, standing, left to right, Fernando Petry, Ken San- an art portfolio, and com- about the test, and will Polish Home in Jrvington. toward an associad ference of State Legislators, Sen. Bradley reminded The early morning swim "rehearsing for their productions tomorrow night and ford, Paul Petrucceli and Jim English. The musicale will munity-faculty recommen- strengthen confidence in Each contestant is judged takes place Monday to Fri- gree in applied si the National Assn. of Coun- his colleagues, "it has on beauty, poise and per- through the Comn ties, and the United States j Saturday night, Aug. 6, left to right, are: Jack Hamilton, be staged at David Brearley Regional High School in dations. test taking, a spokesman day from 7 to 8 a.m. under always been the policy of Bill Gonzales, Joe Brady, Dan Cohen, Jim Stonaker, Kenilworth at 8 p.m. Tickets at the door will be S3.50. The-one-session work- reported. It will start sonality. Contestants must College of the Air I Conference of Mayors, a Congress the federal gov- the supervision of a trained shop will be offered Sunday Wednesday, Sept. 21, and is be of Polish extraction, lifeguard. The airman will no Bradley spokesman said. ernment should bear re- ceive specialized u> morning, Oct. 16. offered through Clarion from either parent, single The Early Bird Swim as "This amendment is a sponsibility for the result of ham Players' "Pippin." hey. tion in the aircraft "Taking a College Inter- Review Course, an organ- and between the ages of 17 well as the general swim matter of equity and fair- its decisions, particularly in ni Other principal charac- Direction is provided by tenance field. Airman 'Guys and Dolls' view," will give a student ization preparing students and 23. times and access to the ness," Sen. Bradley told the matters of refugees and en- ters include Sarah Brown, Gov. Livingston drama tea- nard is a 1 982 gradu ^.V.' training in making the col- since 1964. Applications and infor- weight room with Universal Senate before the vote on trants to this nation." played by Breariey actress, cher, Norm Schneider, with Rahway High School Peggy Saggesc, and Miss vocal direction given by lege interview a success by For further information mation are available by and the gymnasium is ava- May 18. "It seeks to pre- Under the Bradley ame- opens tomorrow telephoning the following: Adelaide, played by Jon- Angelo Corbo, a Brearley presenting one's strengths please telephone Renee ilable to members of the YVVHA may be obi vent a possibly massive shift ndment, state and local and understanding the "hid- Drell at 289-8112. Fran Sikora at 232-2846, of costs from the federal governments providing aid bi The summer music thea- Set in New York City, athan Dayton Regional vocal music instructor. "Y". by telephoning the "'• High School of Springfield Choreography is by Alison den" agenda of college Steve Stripp at 762-9358 or Information on becoming government to all of our to legalized aliens wouM fter of the Union County "Guys and Dolls" revolves Al Lozowski at 375-6776. 289-811 2 and speakn states and local jurisdic- have been fully reimbursed iRegional High School around the attempts of sophomore, Caitlin Haug- Wall of Berkeley Heights. a member of the YM-Renee Drell. tions." for their costs during i iPistrict No. 1, which in- Nathan Detroit, played by He noted that enactment three-year transition period'. cudes Clark, will feature Gov. Livingston Regional Honor unit initiates of the bill would "legalize Reimbursements would RGuys and Dolls" at the High School of Berkeley Language institute an unknown number of cur- have been limited to ex- David Brearley Regional Heights graduate, Daniel Dr. David S. Olin TORO'S rently illegal aliens," but isting programs of health iHigh School auditorium in Cohen, to locate a spot to five from area also make them ineligible and welfare benefits for Kenilworth tomorrow and conduct "a permanent float- to conduct tests announces that he will FAEULOU for federal health and wel- which other similary-situa- Saturday, Aug. 6, at 8 p.m. ing crap game." Five Rahway and Clark Theta Kappa, a national or- have associated fare benefits for three to six ted persons in the state •j\ The musicale is the se- Detroit and his sidekick residents were among 55 ganization which aims to with him in the practice iirrirs years and provide only a qualify. ? cond annual summer event Nicely-Nicely Johnson, Union County College's In- held on Tuesday, Aug. 16, Union County College of promote scholarship, de- of General Dentistry "block grant" to help states involving student, alumni played by Brearley grad- stitute for Intensive Eng- from 9 to 11 a.m. and from Cranford, Elizabeth and velop character and culti- Of FEE! cover their public assistance bnd community players uate, Bill Gonzales, are foil- lish, a program for speakers 6 to 8 p.m. New students Scotch Plains students who vate fellowship among men "No new programs would of other languages, will con- costs. have been created," hi from Berkeley Heights, ed by Sky Masterson. Sky is may register on Thursday, were initiated into Phi and women students of Dr. Richard J. Olin Kenilworth and Springfield, played by Brearley alum- duct placement tests on Aug. i8, at the same times. Theta Kappa, the national two-year colleges. "We simply have no good noted. "My amendment aP Thursday, Aug. 1 1, from 9 guarantor numbers in this area," Sen. so would have provided a tast year's production, nus, James Stonaker, who The first cycle will run junior college honor socie- Rahway residents in- mlnlmur "(Oklahoma!," also was stag- has been seen in last year's a.m. to 10:30 a.m. and from from Thursday to Wednes- ty, in ceremonies at the itialed include William 1129 Madison Avenue trad«-ln allowance Bradley said. The block limited amount of educa'-' 6 to 7:30 p.m., it was an- grant is too risky. It affords tion assistance to those ed at Brearley. "Oklahoma!" and the Chat- day, Sept. I to Oci. 26. Cranford campus. Anderson, Jr., George Rov- Rahway for your old powor nounced by Prof. Howard Students may enroll for mower on a now too little protection to New school districts which have Full-time students must nak and Ulle Mai Saluri. 1983 Toro mowsr. li Pomann of Westfield, the as many cycles as are nec- compile a grade-point Clark residents initiated Jersey, Texas, California, concentrations of illegal director. By Appointment Florida and all of the other aliens. This is a matter of essary to mcel their per- average of 3.5 and part-time were Jodcne Mary Weak- 'United Kingdom" All new students plann- sonal goals, either sufficient states which through no fairness to those districts, students a grade-point land and Louise Elizabeth 381-8968 toto brinfls hack ' ing to enroll in the institute competency to enter a col- oldies Th,s 150 tr.! and also good public policy. average of 3.75 Urbe eligi- Xifo. 1 choice of their own, are must take placement tests oHcr is bound 10 I ' home to illegal aliens." The extra help children lege program taught in Eng- ble for membership in Phi so come in now v. needs new colony prior to registration. Prof. lish, or simply "survival" selection is compi. Citing New Jersey as an would receive could go a Oitot flood unt. Pomann said. English, Prof. Pomann poi- example, the legislator said long way towards eventual- U It's a GOOD EARTHII! Sept 30. 1983 U. K.," United King- he is a housedog. "U. K." is Testing assures students nted out. officials estimate the state ly helping them to fin u And if you haven't traveled employment and stay o! dom, is an Old English believed to be a bit under a are placed at the level of in- Those completing [he may have up to 300,000 il- Sheepdog who was adopted it, NOW'S the time!I! legal aliens, including many year old. He is grey and struction that is commen- program are awarded a cer- the welfare rolls." as a stray six months ago white and his tail has notsurate with their knowledge tificate. The student may GOOD EARTH TRAVEL announces Recreations play c from Kindness Kennels, run been docked. His identifi- of English, he added. then apply to enter a full-or- its GRAND OPENING, and Beatles to 'fing'1 bjUhe Union County Socie- cation number is 8664. The institute, located at part-time degree program ai invites you to stop by and for title ty for the-Prevention of ~~ Limbo, a one-year-old 10 Biitler-St.," Elizabeth, "as the college. give us a whirl for your The Rahway Recreations at library ; Cruelty to Animals at 90 St. female tortoise shell cat, part of the college's Urban Further information may next vacation. Baseball Team in the Intra- peorgeikve., Rahway. was found as a stray by a Educational Center, pro- be obtained by telephoning FREE The Society to Educate J The sea, the islands, the sky, County League is playing in , "U. K." is now in need of person who already had a vides a program of concen- the institute at 351-4100. the GOOD EARTH is yours for Led People (STEP) will present ^ permanent home since his cat that would not accept the finals for the league title trated instruction in English The counselor at the insti- the asking, by coming in to Shreader the live concert film, The} family will be forced to Limbo as a companion. through a system of pro-tute speaks both English making thingsber against Westfield. see us at: Championship honors Beatles at Shea Stadium." move to a third-floor apart- Limbo's identification gressive, eight-week and Spanish. will go to the squad which This performance took' pient. U. K.'s" English fam- number is 8654. modules or cycles. Classes 53 MAIN STREET wins two out of three place in 1965 and include*; ijy is upset at having to part The shelter is open to the meet Monday to Thursday (Directly opposite the Post Office) games. many of the Beatles' classiH ^yith him since he has be- public from 1 to 4 p.m. from in both day and evening ses- in downtown WOODBRIDGE The second game will be songs. "The Beatles at She| come a real pet. Monday to Saturday. sions. or, call us at 636-6240 Cq Mil COUNTRY Stadium" will be shown aV He is good with children held on Saturday, Aug. 6, at f A large assortment of Registration for current Remember, it's a good life, >—j miiiy 10 a.m. at Tamaques Park the Clark Public Library on of all ages, very clean''and pets awaits new homes. students in the first cycle of and it's made better by: USA Monday, Aug. 15, at 8 p.m? jikes to be outside although Finland's literacy rate J4» South A»ani» I . WMflMld • ?JJ in Westfield, and if a third the Fall Semester will be is over 99 percent. GOOD EARTH TRAVEL 5)1-1500 game is needed it will be This will be a free musical played on Aug. 6 at 2 p.m. program. clude a parade of cham- in Rahway. pions and junior showman- Meteor shower ready Area 18 named Draft signup needed ship. iWENEL-ISELIN A "Best Puppy in Match" and "Best Adult in Match" for annual display to president's list will be chosen by Jerry Raised letters MEDICAL GROUU EA. to get college aid McKinney of . Perseids, the most bril- Astronomers, Inc. meteors, the expert explain- (•ighteen R;ihw;i\ ;md and Mildred Tripptedi. 509 Business Some 500 Union County so is ineligible for student Students and prospective The entry fee is S3, and liant, most reliable and most The Perseids have been ed. V- •• 'I. Clark residents were annuijz \V. Scott Ave. College students and pros- financial aid," Mr. Bigg ex- students who receive the admission is SI for adults widely-observed meteor unusually active in the last "An average of 50 or 276 lull-time anil pan ihue Clark residents named pective students who have plained. certification forms should and 50' for children, with Cards shower occurs every year few years with some ob- more meteors can usually students named to the I'res were; Biology. Susan Xar- applied for federal financial He noted Union County return them to the Office of plenty of free parking. Re- during the first two weeks servers recording 100 to be seen by observers with a ideut's 1 ist at Union Coun- 17 houlakos. 87 Briarheath education assistance for the College has approximately Financial Aid, Union Coun- freshments will be available. in August, according to Art- 200 meteors per hour, Mr. clear view to the northeast. ty College in Cranford-and La.; business. Anthony 1983-1984 academic year 1,600 applicants for fin- ty College, 1033 Springfield For more information hur Cacella, a lecturer in Cacella noted. It is possible The Perseid meteors move Seoieh Plums for the spring Berloco. IS Georgian Dr.; have been notified they ancial aid for the 1983-1984 Ave., Cranford, N. J. please telephone 366-4932. astronomy at Union Coun- the display will be even very fast, hitting the at- in UNION COUNTY semester. computer science/data pro must show proof of having academic year, and "the07016. This is an indoor show-it ty College and past.presi- more outstanding this year mosphere at about 40 miles Extended The I'resident's List re- cessing, Barbara Bobeli. 75 registered for the draft or majority of these students will be held rain or shine. o dent of Amateur Astrono- or next, because the parent per second, and are much COLLEGE'S coyni/es students who have Nassau St.; liberal arts/ed- why they do not have to complied voluntarily" with A working demonstra- b mers, Inc. comet-Comet Swift-Tuttle, brighter than typical meteor expanded schedule achieved a minimum of a ucation. Ann Martino. 306 register. Lester Bigg, the the certification request. Dachshunds tion will be given by Karla first discovered in 1862 and showers," he noted. 7 P.M. to Midnight Classes begin of onceaweek course- 3.5 cumulative average has The Perseids shower can West La.; liberal arts, Lou- assistant director of finan- to show off Martin on the huntingabili- T1 easily be seen in this area calculated to have an or- The greatest number of Office Monday through Friday September 1, 1983 Oflered on Friday niqhlr,. ed on a 4.1) scale. ise Xil'o. 46 (imerald PL. cial aid, announced. "We've had a tremendous ty of the Dachshund. This with the greatest display-oc- bital period of 120 years- "shooting stars," and the Saturday mornings, weekdays Ralnvay residents named and mechanical technology, amount of voluntary com- on Aug. 28 will be an introduction to 13 curring around Friday, should reappear soon, he best, may be seen after mid- 1 P.M. to 6 P.M. Open House: & evenings to the I'resident's list in Mr. Bigg said these stu- Sat. Aug 13. 10a.m Paul Miklas. 17 Prospect pliance. Most went right Certificate of Gamcness Aug. 12, the astronomer added. night because the point of Saturdays Course', ollered at Cranlortl elude: Husiness/public ad- St. dents will be required to ahead and filled out these At the Schooley's Moun- Awards which are available .'•J Hours Cranford Campus Campus. Scotch Plains Campus. origin (radiant) will be Black-Ink said'. It is called by tha< Since the greatest swarms Faculty Lounge ministration. David Ander- sign certification forms certification forms already, tain Firehouse in Wash- in the breed. A name because meteors ap- of debris should lie close to higher in the sky and the Now Providence High School. son. 308 .Seminars Ave.; Danny Smith which indicate they either White Index 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. even though there was a ington Township on Rte. Rita Gable iZ pear to be coming from near the parent comet, we would Earth will be turned head- Sundays Elizabeth Center anrl Linden business. William Ander- wins award are not required to register question of unconsti- No. 24 in the Long Valley 500 n the constellation, Perseus. expect a better display than on into the meteor stream, •Rfgular Hours, by Appt. High School son. Jr.. 392 I:lm Au\. for the draft for certain tutionality," Mr. Bigg said. area on Sunday, Aug. 28, Mr. Cacella said. Also, the Mon-Fri 9AM to 7PM . . . plus our regular hours* Register in person or by mail. A sixth grader at gets degree $ 90 Members of Amateur As- ever this year, Mr.! Cacella S«t 9AM to 1 PM Mark Ciisay. 1868 L-Ili/a reasons which disqualify There is no deadline for the Dachshund Club of only 16 Pi us tax $ pointed out. ^^ ' moon will have set and will, Call the Admissions Hot Line beth Ave.. and Janine Hoi Railway's Roosevelt Sch- them from doing so. or, that 1,000 only 20°° plus tax tronomers, Inc., will be at 1 returning the draft-reg- New Jersey will hold an therefore, not interfere with ool. Danns Smith, was A Clarkite, Rita M. Gillis the college's Sperry Ob- Meteor showers are gen- bae/. 156 W. Cirand Ave: they are already registered. istration certification forms American Kennel club- the visibility of the meteors NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Courses open to honored with the Youth Gable, received her bache- servatory on Aug. 12 later erally believed to be as- computer science/data pro to the college, according to sanctioned match show. lor of arts degree in English Other papers and colors available- sociated with the debris of and their colors, which all adults. 272-8580 Fitness Award for achiev- than the normal closing In an effort to serve the needs of the cessing, David l.amzton. "These students were Mtv'Bigg. but if students ap- Exhibitors from the New range from red to yellow to ing between 50 and 79% on from Kean College of New Come in and see our samples... hour to answer questions old comets. A swarm of par- community, and especially todays working Courses offered in 722 Audrey Dr., and David notified the United States plying for financial aid do Jersey, New York and Pen- Jersey in Union on Thurs- ticles somehow becomes green to white. liberal arts, business Admissions Office Walck, 696 W. Lincoln all items. the public may want to ask family, we are extending our. office hours. No Union County College Supreme Court stayed an not submit them "They nsylvania areas will gather day, June 2. separted from its parent The observatory is open science, the tech- Ave.; engineering/arch about the Perseids shower. appointment is necessary. A member of our 1033 Springfield Av<' injunction previously issued won't be considered for to exhibit their future comet and over a long to the public every Friday nologies— send for iteeture. David Buchanan. Ken Sweatte Fast service guaranteed Sinee viewing with' the nak- medical staff will see you and provide the Cranford. N J 070l<> ft® by a Minnesota U. S. Dis- federal funds." hopefuls. Scott Goodstein period of time spreads out evening from 7:30 to 10:30 complete listing ^ 1583 High St.; electro ed eye is the best way to medical attention you need. gets award trict Court regarding the en- Union County College The show will include all watch a meteor shower, the along the orbi't of the com- o'clock during the summer and information. Send me more information about mechanical tech no logy. forcement of action No. has a multitude of grant three varities: Smooth, wire- gets award THE your onceaweek courses m et. Each year, as the Earth months when visitors may If you are not a regular patient of the John Flynn, 1663 Irving Sperry Observatory's A sixth grader at 1113 of the Defense Dept. programs for students who haired and longhaired and passes through this stream look through the giant St..; nursing. Muhlenberg A student in the fifth 10-inch refractor, and Avenel-Iselin Medical Group, we will send a Railway's Roosevelt Sch- Authorization Act. which qualify for financial as- both sizes, standard and grade at Rahway's Roose- ATOM TABLOID 24-inch reflector telescopes of comet debris, the parti- telescopes and see slide report on your visit to your regular physician. Hospital, l.ynnea Laux. nion name ool, Kean Sweatte, was requires beginning with the sistance. All of the college's miniature. cles-usually no larger than shows on various topics. All 1101 Briarclif'f Dr.. and sec- velt School, Scott Goods- will not be used, Mr. Ca- given the Youth Fitness 1983-1984 award year, any grant programs are spon- Entries will be taken the a grain of sand-collide with activities at the observatory AVENEL-ISELIN MEDICAL GROUP COUNTY address retarial science, Ann Bally, tein, was given the Youth 219 Central Ave., Rahway, N.J. cella said. The Sperry Ob- Award for attaining bet- student who is required to sored in part by federal day of the show from 11 the atmosphere and burn are open to the public free COLLEGE 1267 Broadway; Barbara Fitness Award for achiev- servatory is operated jointly 415 AVENEL ST. AVENEL 636-3111 city phone ween 50 and 79% on all register with the Selective government funds, Mr. a.m. until judging starts at up, causing a shower of of charge. Cranlord, N.J. 07016 Hurley, 328 Jefferson Ave.. ing between 50 and 79% on 574-1200 by the college and Amateur items. Service and who fails to do Bigg said. 12:30 p.m. Classes will in- all items. PAGE 8 THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1983 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1983 PAGEi 9 The remainder of the sch- edule follows: Saturday, , READY FOR THE TITLE - Winners in Rahway's New York to Washington, \^ Sept. 17, Ramapo, 1:30 jjjj Playground Olympics get ready to board the bus to go arriving at Senate Park at p.m., away; Saturday, Oct. *; to the state tournament last week. Bike for Peace 4:30 p.m. tomorrow. YWCA to begin 1, William Paterson, 1:30 Community events and p.m., home; Saturday, Oct. entering Washington press conferences were pla- Care & Share • *• 22, Salisbury State, 1:30 nned in all of the cities the cyclists passed through. Kean College of New New Jersey State Confer- p.m., home; Saturday, Oct. Starting Aug. 1 100 cyc- ican coordinator of the trip. Care and Share, a new Care and Share packages SPORTS Jersey in Union will renew ence champion. Montclair 29. Galssboro State, 1:30 lists began the New York- Mr. Scnie and his organiza- youth program for eight to are available for two-, three- relations with two former State needed a late rally to p.m., away; Saturday, Nov. to-Washington, D. C. leg of tion. Bike For Peace U. S. Area trio 12 year olds will begin this and-five-day plans. The football foes when the sea- escape with a 24-16 victory. 5, Trenton State, 1:30 p.m., the international Bike For A., have been working in fall at the Westfield Young five-day plan includes the son starts on Saturday, The Squires have other home, and Saturday, Nov. Peace "83. conjunction wilh The So- all-stars Women's Christian Assn. at daily program activities plus Sept. 10. conference meetings listed 12. Wagner, 1:30 p.m., Thirty-two of the cyclists. viet Peace Committee in 220 Clark St. Designed to two nine-week physical edu- •"Mm- County parks open The Squires have home against Raniapo. William away. nine of them American. 11 Moscow and Bike For Pea- for Legion provide working parents cation classes, while the meetings scheduled with Paterson. Jersey City State. of them Scandinavian, and ce in Oslo. with an alternative to trad- two-and-three-day plan in- Brooklyn and St. Peter's, Glassboro Stale and Tren- Signups set 12 Russian, had already After (heir arrival in New Three area players were itional after-school pro- cludes one nine-week phy- third fitness course who will replace New York ton Stale. Completing (he covered 900 miles of Rus- York on July 30 members chosen for the 1983 Union grams. Care and Share will sical education class. sian and Scandinavian cou- of the international group County American Legion Representatives from Dept. of Parks and Rec- Teeh and New Haven of 10-game slate will be games for tourney be a supervised daily pro- can be adjusted to the in- ntryside on their bicycles. took in two days of sight- All-Star Team. Blue Cross and Blue Shield reation, as well as the Par- Connecticut on the sche- with Wagner of Staten Is- gram, from 3 to 6 p.m., Children may choose dividuals' fitness level. A This core group of 32 has seeing and meetings in New Clark has two players on of New Jersey joined with course Fitness Circuit in dule. land and Salisbury State of for seniors geared to promote self- from Fun and Fitness. person can start the pro- dedicated its transcontin- the squad, catcher, Lou county and local govern- Rahway River Park in Rah- Brooklyn will be theMaryland. York prior to beginning the reliance, friendship, health Sports All Sorts, Tumbling, gram slowly and work to- ental trek to the tasks and Micle, and outfielder, Tom ment officials June 8 to way. opening opponent Sept. 10 The clash with Jersey Ci- Senior Citizens aged 62 final leg of the trip. Upon and physical fitness, reports Swim Lessons, Pick-Up ward meeting the starting Ameen; while Rahway in- dedicate the county's new- in Union. ty State at 2 p.m. on Sat- and over who are residents objectives of the United Na- departure from Staten Is- a spokeswoman. Sports, Fun Aerobics and Union County's third "pars." As performance im- of Union County have until tions' World Disarmament land on Aug. 1 members of fielder, Steve Wisk, made est parcoursc fitness circuit, parcourse, located in Briant Kean will travel to Jersey urday. Oct. 15. will high- Children will receive in- Ballet. proves, the participant can 5 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. Campaign. the core group were joined the county all-stars. located in Warinanco Park Park in Summit, was co- City lo face St. Peter's in a light the Homecoming Day struction on how to survive work toward higher goals. 20, to register for the 10th Their reception in East- by approximately 60 other in Roselle-Elizabeth. sponsored by the county, nieht game on Friday. Oct. festivities. without parental supervi- Information on this new The department's Divi- Annual Union County Sen- ern and Western Europe bicycle and peace enthu- At the beginning of this After the welcome and The Overlook Foundation 7. Kean and St. Peter's h;".e sion including how to safely program is available at the sion of Park Maintenance was "just tremendous" ac- century, celory was al- introduction by Union and the Summit Kiwanis In the Pride Bowl Kean divided four previous meet- ior Public Links Golf Tour- siasts. This group of 100 prepare quick, nutritional YWCA by telephoning provided the site and con- nament, to be held this year cording to Chris Scnie of was scheduled to take five most unknown as a com- County Manager Arthur J. Club. will square off with Mont- i ings. The last time the mercial crop, little grown meals and snacks, emergen- 233-2833. Registration struction labor for the cir- at Oak Ridge Golf Course Westport, Conn., the Amer- days for the journey from Grisi, comments were made clair State in a charity duel j teams played was in 1975. except in homo gardens. cy procedures and more. began Monday. The parcourse is a series cuit and will maintain it. in Clark, a Union County by Frank H. Lehr, the on Saturday. Sept. 24. at| Kean is 2-0 against lirook- •-t~ ••-*•>,•(£ of 18 exercise stations plac- Blue Cross and Blue Shield Dept. of Parks and Recrea- chairman of the county ed over a one-to-two-anda- the Newark School Sia- | lyn. defeating, the New _•*•- T- Board of Chosen Free- provided the plans, the in- dium. l.;:M year, when tion facility. half mile trail, providing a struction signs and the fun- i Yorkers in 1V79 and I V,S(). holders, and James Kefal- balanced exercise routine Kean competed in Ihe Pride Last year Kean had a 2-.X Play is set to begin on onitis of Blue Cross and ding for the purchase of the Bowl K.r tiie first time, the Tuesday, Sept. 13, and that includes warm-up, stre- materials. i record. wrestling, bowling and golf. Blue Shield. tching, muscle strength- there will be prizes awarded The Blue Cross and Blue A full-year track pro- After a ribbon-cutting ening, cardiovascular condi- to the winners. Roselle Catholic taps gram, which includes cross- ESTONE\ Shield Plans are promoting ceremony, Theresa Folcik, tioning and cool-down exer- country, indoor and out- an expert on the parcourse cises, with jogging between these exercise trails as a The tournament is being means of encouraging hea- door track teams, will be ex- and a health information stations. sponsored by the parks de- new athletic director panded to coeducational in coordinator for Blue Cross lthy lifestyles. Since healthy partment. Applications may Each station has a de- people require fewer health September. Golf, tennis and | and Blue Shield, conducted be obtained at the parks The principal of Roselle cently resigned to assume a Brother James has been tailed, illustrated sign care services, this can help swimming will be two new the first official "run" of the department offices in Eli- Catholic High School. job in industry. the organizer behind two of describing the exercise. keep health care costs co-educational sports added Performance Radials I parcourse, joined by county The New York Times • toward the Kessler Institute zabeth weekdays between Brother Vincent Damian. It was in September, the school's successful There are "heart-check" sta- down, a spokesman said. to the roster. For the girls officials and members of the sports columnist. Dave Patient Aid Fund. 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. or announced Brother James 1975, Brother James was Walkathons. He also runs separate soccer, basketball tions along the way to teach A new brochure on the local media. Anderson, will be the spe- "Response has been ex- at any of the county golf Vagan will assume the posi- first assigned to Roselle the school's bookstore, and and softball will also be add- participants to pace them- three parcourses in Union The Blue Cross and Blue selves. cial guest speaker at thecellent." conimenied Mr. courses at the following tion and responsibilities of Catholic. He started as an is a member of Team Can- ed. County is now available at Kessler Institute for Re- telephone numbers: Oak athletic director, effective instructor in Spanish, Eng- Shield Plans of New Jersey The beauty of the par- .Aitchison. "The tourna ada, the faculty intramural Brother James is present- at Summer SALE Prices! the parks department of- habilitation Golf Classic Ridge, 574-0139; Ash Bro- this month. lish and American history co-sponsored this facility course, besides the fact it is inenl is completely sold hockey team, moderates the ly working at Camp Marist with the Union County fices in the Court House Dinner on Monday, Aug. 8. out." ok Golf Course, Scotch Pla- Brother James succeeds and coached the Freshman Spanish Honor Society and rec, is the entire program Complex in Elizabeth. in Center Ossipee, N. PL. it was announced recently Tournament participants ins. 756-0414, and Gallop- David Benoit in this posi- track team through all three serves as the chairman of where he has worked with 1 BMW • Datsun by Kenneth W. Aitchison. will be eligible to compete i itm Hill Golf Course, Ken- tion, since Mr. Benoit re- seasons. the Foreign Language young people for more than Nomahegan Park on Kenil- Yes,onlyat w the executive director at the for a hole-in-one on two of jikvorth, 686-1556. Dept. 10 of the past summers. He VW • Chevette • Escort * worth Blvd., Cranford. institute. Owls hope to hoot Four other conference the pat-three holes. The He worked very closely usually works as a cabin Honda • Toyota • Mercedes- Mr. Anderson, who has For additional informa- SIGNING THE GOOSE TO A CONTRACT - Of sorts, is Nathan Cohen, who met this foes will be met in away prize for the two winners Mountains, forest with Mr. Benoit this year as prefect, supervises the and many other — been with The Times since i tion on this and other tour- sear's honorary chairman of the Annual Faster Seal Softball Weekend at Yankee contests, including Som- will be a l ;S3 Cadillac and the assistant varsity baseball waterfront and coaches a performance cars. 1966. was presented with naments being sponsored by Stadium recently. "Goose" Gossage will be "contracted" to recruit Softball teams for in 17 contests erset County College at a 1983 VoKo. coach. number of sports while the Ptilitizer Prize for dis- ! the department this season, the upcoming weekend, slated for Saturday, Aug. 20, and Sunday, Aug. 21, Branchburg on Wednesday, The Kessier Institute for mapped by hikers Presently the school of- "relaxing" there for the A 17-game schedule for College of Toms River on tinguished commentary in please telephone 527-4900. throughout New Jersey. This Annual Faster Seal Softball Weekend raises funds for Sept. 28, at 3:30 p.m.. Rehabilitation is a physical fers freshman, junior var- summer. the Union County College Saturday, Oct. 1, at noon in 1981. A resident ofTen'afly, children and adults with disabilities. To register please telephone Easter Seals co- Mercer County Commun- rehabilitation hospital spe- The Union County Hik- Sears at 8:30 a.m. There isty and varsity programs in He will return to Roselle Soccer Team, including 12 Cranford, Passaic County he is the contributor of ordinator, Mrs. Mimi Glasspool, at 247-8353 for weekend prize and registration infor- ity College al West Windsor cializing in the treatment of ing Club, an affiliate of the will be one climb to the Ap- soccer, basketball and base- Catholic at the end of this contests in the Garden State Community College of Pat- nearly 300 articles to mag- Roosevelt cites mation. The Easter Seal Softball Weekend is open to all teams, co-educational, male or on Saturday, Oct. 8, at 7:30 spinal cord injuries, hrain Union County Dept. of palachian Trail, following it ball, as well as junior varsity month to assume this new Athletic Conference, was erson on Wednesday, Oct. azines including '"Reader's female. WNBC, stereo 66, will serve as the official Faster Seal Softball weekend radio p.m., Camden County Col- damage, congenital ami ac- Parks and Recreation, will to the fire tower. Partici- and varsity programs in position. announced today by Irwin 5, at 3:30 p.m. at home, Digest" and "Sports Illus- Jerry Scaturo station, with d.j., Howard Stern, as radio chairman. lege at Blackwood on Sat- quired amputations and begin August with two pants should bring lunch, "Wynn" Phillips, the dir- Middlesex County College trated" and the author of 10 urday, Oct. 22, at noon, and other illnesses and accident A city student, sixth events on Saturday, Aug. 6. and there will be a swim at ector of athletics. of Edison on Wednesday, books. regular-season title with an Essex County College at related disabilities since grader. Jerry Scaturo, was the South Mountain Ram- Stony Lake. Recreations capture The Owls, under Coach Oct. 12, at 3:30 p.m. at The benefit golf tourna- 18-3 record, rallied for four Newark on Wednesday. 1948. given the Youth Fitness ble and the hike through For the Pluckemin-to- Wittek saves day / Tom Durkin, will open their home, Gloucester County riins__ii> overcome a 4-2 ,Oct. 26, at 3:30 p.m. ment will be played at the The institute offers reha- Award at Rahway's Roose- Stokes Slate Forest. 1983 season against the College of Sewell on Satur- Pottersville Bicycle Ride on deficit. Frank Jacik led off Upper Montclair Country bilitation services at its veil School for attaining For the South Mountain Intra-County title Kean College of New Jersey day, Oct. 15, at noon at In non-conference games, Sunday, Aug. 7, partici- with a triple and Wittek Club in Clifton with the West Orange and East Ora- between 50 and 79% on all trip participants will meet at on short notice junior varsity in Union at home, Bergen Community the Owls will meet Penn goal of S 100.000 earmarked pants will meet at the A and In spite of some shaky the fourth inning, scoring scored him with a single. nge locations. items. the Locust Grove in Mill- 3:30 p.m. on Thursday, College of Paramus on , State of Ogontz in Cranford P parking lot on Rte. Nos. games lately, the Rahway four by suicide squeezes. Steve Williams, a Win- burn at 10 a.m. for a ramble A Rahway Recreations Wittek was called on to Sept. 15, and conclude the Wednesday, Oct. 19, aton Monday, Sept. 19, at 4 202/206, Pluckemin, at 10 Recreations were in good However, one of those field Park resident who of 5 to 6 miles. They should baseball player in the Intra man the post behind the regular season at Lincroft 3:30 p.m. in Cranford, Burl- p.m., the United States a.m. They will cycle about shape on July 25 as they squeeze bunts hurt the Rec- plays for Rahway, then bring lunch. ( (unity League, Brian Wit- plate. against Brookdale Com- ington County College of Military Prep at Linwood Mew Jersey Press Association 23 miles through Somerset clinched the Intra-County reations' starting catcher. reached base on an error Steel-Belted Radial for domestic and tck. came in to catch on a His play, throwing out munity College in a con- Pemberton at home on on Thursday, Sept. 22. at The meeting place for the and Hunterdon Counties Baseball League's regular- Dave Cibrowski drove in and Mike Gabel followed Imported sporty and performance cars. i!.i\'s notice and did histwo base runners attempt ference tilt on Saturday, Saturday, Oct. 29, at noon, 3:30 p.m.. Keystone Junior Scholarship Fund Football Classic Stokes State Forest trip will along the Black River. season title with a 6-4 vic- the first run by drawing a team proud on July 27 in a with a three-run homerun. College of on be at the Willowbrook Mall Bikers may bring lunch or tory over Cranford. ing to steal and getting ; Nov. 5, at 11 a.m. and the County College of walk that forced in one of 108V Size Blackwall [ mi. 207V Size Blackwall Raised 207V Size Rlnrkw-ill H.iM.cd r.mie at the city's Veteran's key hit. helped Rahwa) Picking up the win was Other opponents in the Morris at Randolph at Saturday, Sept. 24, at between Bambergers and buy it locally. City hurler, Fred Stinner, his teammates, and Rahway V'.'hitcvv.r WhiloLotlor DiaCKWail whitrLf.'INir ' """Memorial Field against defeat ""West field 6-4 in ; Frank Prudcnte (2-0), who Garden Slate Conference home on Wednesday, Nov. LaPkime, Pa., and Bucks blanked the Cranford Co- got three more oil squeezes 155'80R12- S35.95 - S-10.-95 17570R12 S44.95 - — ""215-70R14 ------S 77.95 \\Vst field. game called on account' o came in to relieve Bob will include Ocean County 2, at 3:30 p.m., all at Community College of Pen- Giants -Dolphins bras in all but the first inn- by Brian Wittek and Bob 155 80R13 37.95 42.95 16570R13 46.95 22570R14 — 85.95 165 80R13 Because the regular cat- darkness in the sixth inning Sekley in the fourth inning. nsylvania on Monday, Oct. ing for his first complete Sekley, whose bunt scored 41.95 45.95 175'70R13 48.95 $56.95 235/70R14 — 90.95 Trap, skeet tourney 17580R13 50.95 cher, .loe Pitula, was out of Rod Yatcilla (1-2) took the 17, in Cranford at 3:30 p.m. game of the season. two when the pitcher threw 18570R13 51.95 60.95 18570R15 $54.95 65.95 In the fifth inning, the ci Friday, August 26 • 8 P.M. 185 80R13 — 54.95 action with an injured eye. loss. 7 Coach Durkin in his in- After giving up four runs the ball away. Joe Petula 19570R13 — 66.95 215/70R15 — 78.95 ty squad, which won 175 80R14 — 52.95 185 70R14 Mike Leifer led Westfield City 'Olympians itial collegiate coaching ef- on two hits in the first, one tried another squeeze and 54.95 64.95 225/70R15 — 88.95 to honor Kunitsky 18580R14 — 54.95 195 70R14 56.95 67.95 23570R15 with two hits, including a fort last year led the Owls to of them a three-ran double the ball hit him in the eye. 96.95 165'80R15 44.95 49.95 20570R14 59.95 71.95 25570R15 105.95 two-run triple it) the second. six wins, a tie and seven by Gabe Noto, Stinner Petula was taken to Rah- St. Mary's shown The umpires called the bring home prizes losses. A Linden resident for Among his trophies are the halted Cranford (9-10) on way Hospital, where he PlusSI 3710SI 7'JF ii T PlusS1.58loS333F E.T game in the top of the sixth The Owls also hope to over 50 years and an avid 25 Straight Club Cham- four hits the rest of the way received stitches for the cut. with one out and Westfield qualify for the Region No. hunter and sportsman, pionship, the William At the New Jersey Play- who took second place in and struck out six. Brian Thornton followed errors of having two runners on base. 19 National Junior College Stanley J. Kunitsky, died Drake Memorial Shoot and Summer Specials its ways ground Olympics in Tenaf- the 100-yard dash; Lou Caf- Rahway (17-3), which with a successful squeeze * * * Athletic Assn. playoff on recently, but he will be the Jack Pride Memorial Desert Duelers ly, Rahway youngsters took frcy took a second-place has been 4-3 after a 13-0 bunt for the inning's final Two Weeks Only St. Mary's and Rahway': the win, while Ricks' I-'cr The Clark Patriots, Wednesday, Nov. 9, and remembered when the First Shoot. the following medals and medal in the Softball throw start, struck for five runs in run. American Legion Basebal naiukv l2-3l look the loss. 15 10-2. in a Union County- the Region No. 19 Tour- Annual Stanley J. Kunitsky ribbons: for distance, and Bob Turek I ^uns spin a doubleheader * * + Plainfield League game, nament on Saturday and Trap and Skeet Tourna- Your Custom now on SALE! -In the Midget Division took a third-place medal in en Jul\ 26, with the L-Ili Although , Clark's C'rai. took the Plainfield Dreirs Sunday, Nov. 12 and 13. ment is held in his memory (10 and under) Alterick the softball pitch for ac- Wheel Headquarters /abeth i cam taking the l-'raiikel was not expeetei (14-12-2) 136. as Rex Ur at the Lenape Trap and Williams and Jim Cafrey curacy and a fourth in bas- opener 6-3 and Rah\va\, as to show up al ihe game cru ripped a pair of two-run, Keith Kaminskas Skeet Range on The Bou- Foi ;i limited lime only, took fourth place in the ketball foul shooting. The BUSINESS ENVELOPES vsted by six St. Man's er cial to the (.'lark Americai extra base hits. levard, Cranford. STS has lop quality cus- 50-yard dash and the soft- Rahway senior girls relay tom wheels al unbeliev- I.MS. scoring nine times ei legion team's chances o Ur. who was three for gets award ball throw for distance, team took second-place The skeet portion is set CUSTOM PRINTED able Summer Sale i 'ii'.e IO a 13-5 final score n making ihe plavoffs lie luu four, blasted a two-run dou- respectively. A fifth grader at for Sunday, Aug. 21, while prices. 1 medals and was made up of So hurry down to your i!'. nightcap. been scheduled to work h ble in the first inning and a -In the Junior Division Rahway's Roosevelt Sch- the trap shoot will be held Top quality 24 Lb. White Wove Envelopes printed In the opener Anthony showed up in time Io make two run homer in the fifth. .Beverly Wilkins, Sharon ool, Keith Kaminskas, was local STS Tiro Conlor and (11 and 12 year olds) saw Powell. Renee Cheek and on. Sunday. Sept. 11. There with your firm name and address in black ink. r.or> our many difforont ! • i:: struck out eight, walk a big difference lor th Don Put/er, who went Allison Dudley and Omar given the Youth Fitness will be a S3.50 entry fee for ulylor, of custom wheols. i' : two and won his thin lowuship three for five, stroked a two- Racquell Warren. Award for attaining bet Bailey take fourth place in Playground directors each tournament, plus the i:.:me in four decisions to lil l-iankel came to therun triple in the first to lend ween 50 and 79% on all basketball foul snooting, assisting city youngsters prevailing per-round fee. FAST SERVICE - TRY US S: Mary's to victory. game in time to relieve l.oi a hand to pitcher, Mark items. Electronic Strut Replacement while the boys relay team of were: Glenn Beaton, Mit- The overall champion in \head 3-2 after two inn Miele in the first inning. He Whitcomb. Ignition Tune-Up John Lembrick, Louis Ro- chell Blanks, Tina Osborne, Roosevelt cites skeet will win a plaque and Cartridges r'l's. St. Mary's added three went on to claim his fiftl Whitcomb (5-11 hurled a No. 10 Reg. No. 10 Reg. No.10 window No. 10 window $ meo, Bill Carter and Jeff Robert Osborne, Pe4e a SI5 gift certificate. In the Quantity Black ink Plus 1 color Black ink Plus 1 color r;j',s in the third to seal the consecutive \icior\ In strik- six-hitter, striking out seven *5 Barford took second-place Ramos and Susan Pierson. Michelle Colbert trap tournament the overall 4-cylinder 6-cylincler v* :r. Alter Anthony Cande ing out five Cranford play- and walking four. champion will receive the medals. Over 83 Rahway young- A sixth-grade student at 40.50 41.50 In!• i singled and stole secoiu ers, walking two and allow- Walt Kalita led Plainfield same prizes, while cham- 500 22.00 23.00 -In the Intermediate Div- sters attended a roller- Rahway's Roosevelt Sch- W iilie Soler made it a 4-2 ing lour hits to down C ran with a three-run homerun pions and runners up in 1,000 35.50 58.50 37.50 60.50 ision (13 and 14 year olds) skating jamboree at theool, Michelle Colbert, won BRIDGESTONE g.iaie with a single. Soler ford 12 4. in the seventh inning. Ed Classes A, B, C and D will 2,000 62.50 103.50 66.50 107.50 medals and ribbons were United States of America the Youth Fitness Award "Super Saver g "| Q QW price shown ti.en stole second and ad Clark scored three runs in Rigb> l() II took the loss. receive trophies or medals. 3,000 87.00 140.50 93.00 146.50 won by: Beverly Wilkins, for achieving between 50 r.;-'.•,., ...,! CP Steel Belted Radial Tires \,meed to third on an error. Rink on July 28. 177.50 185.50 both the third and fourth in- and 79% on all items. On tournament day the 4,000 111.50 119.50 C hr-.s Wnek singled home a nings to support Irankel. Tony Brunson facility will open at 11:30 5,000 136.00 214.50 146.50 225.00 for your RV or light truck vehicle run and then scored on a Mike (iuarnello, who a.m., with the event being 604V Size Ply n.i.'i-i: siiilcn base and two wild pit- had lour hits, including a called at 12:30 p.m. Entries gets award The Only Way to GCL.TQ 8.5 R14 S 95.95 Jies. double, tuple and four runs will close at 3 p.m., and the 6 •9 1 12.95 Soler had two hits and batted in. sparked the third A fifth grader at • LUXURY facility closes at 4:30 p.m. R15 6 BillCummingsiThc GIANTS Nowsweekly No.6 y« Reg. No 6V« Reg No.63/, Win No 6V4 Win 10 R15 120.95 two runs baited in for St. inning outburst wuh ;i two Railway's Roosevelt Sch- Order your tickets today ' Kunitsky, who died in All prices 6 Passtnger Luxury Coach*f NAME plus tax Black ink Plus 1 color Black ink Plub 1 color 11 Mary's, while Bill Powell run single. ool, Tony Brunson, re- _ VIP BUS for this exciting preseason J June at 72, had lived in R15 6 129.95 led Rahway with a double with Hostess Aboard 12 R15 6 137.95 Yin Sabha went three for ceived the Youth Fitness CALL game between the Giants | ADDRESS Linden since 1937. A 21.50 40.00 22.50 ifWGM^ SOMERSET TIRE SERVICE and two singles. three as he teamed up with Award for scoring between and the Miami Dolphins. World War II Air Force 500 41.00 PlusS30Gn, * # * 870-1278 1,000 34.50 57.50 36.50 59.50 Free Tire and Safety Check Through August 31st. Al Scherb to lead the four ^0 and 79% on all items. MAKE CHECK veteran, he retired in 1969 1983 PRE-SEASON APPLICATION CHESTER DOVER ROCKAWAY EASTBRUNSWICK In the second game the th liming spun with run Cio in luxury...on this Game proceeds for THREE HOME GAMES PAYABLE TO after 35 years service with 2,000 60.50 101.50 64.50 105.50 FLEMINGTON REEHOLD Rl. 206 Rl 46 Rl 18 Rt. 202-31 Circle Ht ci;> team sent 14 batters to producing singles, lorn V.I.I'. [)us which UIMI in- the benefit of the N.J. AT GIANTS STADIUM N.Y. FOOTBALL 84.00 137.50 90.00 143.50 OlNo olCirr.K.-i Roosevelt cites the General Motors Corp. 3,000 879-4000 366-2700 254-5151 r t;ie plate in the first inning. cludes: GIANTS. INC. 782-2500 7H0 :t >()0 Ameen added two hus for Press Association NO SEAT in Linden. 4,000 107.50 173.50 115.50 181.50 •sandwiches on the way GREEN BROOK HACKETTSTOWN~ ~ Mark Hutchinson spark- Clark. Scholarship Fund. GAMES SEATS PRICE HAZLET LAWRENCEVILLE MADISON Robert Simpson EXTENSION A local basketball star in 5,000 131.00 209.50 141.00 219.50 Rt 22Eastuound Rt 46 (East of town) eJ the big outburst with a down Aucj 7 Rt 35(NexttoRickels) Brunswick Pike (Rt. 1) MamSt Meanwhile, the playoff ! A N« York Jels the 1930's, KunitsEy was 469-5500 852-5000 739-3400 3/7-C10I three-run double, while A Roosevelt School of •soda/mixed drinks .il Sn 00 (609)882-8555 berth was denied to Clark as •S15 dinner credit Sun Nue fond of spending his week- N. PLAINFIELD OCEAN teammates, Marty Denson Rahway fifth grader, Rob- Au() 20 219 Central Ave., PRINCETON ROSELLE PARK Scotch Plains look it after •Danish & Coffee on ihe ends at the Lenape Trap THE Rt. 22 & Mountain Ave Ht 30 (No ol A I' rt Simpson, was honored 1 B Baltimore Coils .it S ) I 00 Route 206 Westtiold & Locust Ave and Dan Andren, both col- aking its final regular Snl Nile and Skeet Range, taking /, N.J. 561-3100 774-1800 .'ith the Youth Fitness way home Mad lo. (609)921-8200 241-4800 '!?? 2020 lected two hits in the inn- ,eason victory on July 26 l*J»f^ from »nur cfeokr of Drttlai- Auq 26 part in shooting events ATOM IABLOID lind it >«ur \pccific limr. inv dit of C UNION WASHINGTON ing. a forfeit o\er Berkeley kward for achieving bet- m * 1 Miami Dolphins .it 5 1 1 00 WESTFIELD WESTORANGI- "croups wilh minimum of 20 people Fri Nile around the area and in- Rl 22&Spnno,lio!dRd Rt 31 Scott Durkin (21) earned ecu 50 and 79% on all FOOTBALL GIANTS 574-1200 South Ave E Prospect Ave (Ci 'lur • Heights. structing beginners in 688-5620 689-0300 232-1300 ems. Giants Stadium Postdcji- & Hnndlino * 50 731-1500 East Rutherford, N.J. 07073 TOTAL DUE technique and safety. \GE 10 THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1983 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY. AUGUST 4, 1983 -PAGI-. 11 Religious News 'Sleuth' explores crime in the news OBITUARIES Radiography program Shore birds get another tern' at Long ago most newspa- sity and then forget about is re-accredited them. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF RAHWAY pers stopped identifying the JCEOLA PRESBYTERIAN CHr'RCH OF CLARK races of suspects mentioned "They have to have an Stanley Taylor, 69, The radiography pro- "We're very proud of the Preaching at the Morning Service of Worship to impact," Prof. Humphries Dr. Stofflet, 78, Preaching at the 10 a.m. Service of Worship on Sun- begin at 9:45 a.m. on Sunday, Aug. 7, will be The Rev. in crime. gram at Muhlenberg Hos- fact we're the first amplified V \ y. Aug. 7, will be The Rev. Julian Alexander, the Yet, many people, includ- argued in response. "There ex-Rahwayan pital in Plainfield, con- radiography program in the William L. Frederickson, the pastor. Special music will be are many things we would life-long city resident •ired pastor of the Willow Grove Presbyterian Church offered. Child care will be provided during the summer ing the students of Rutgers ducted in co-operation with state of New Jersey, along Scotch Plains. The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will University criminologist. not know about except Dr. Elliott H. Stofflet, 78, months for young children in the Nursery. Stanley Mulford Taylor, Union County College, was with Elizabeth General celebrated. Drew Humphries, seem through newspapers. How 15 years until his retirement of Toms River, died Satur- re-accredited by the Com- Medical Center, and that The Church is located on the corner at 177 Elm and else do we know about the 69, of Rahway, died Mon- two years ago. Those three years of age to those in sixth grade are Esterbrook Aves. sure they know the races of day, July 2, at Community mittee on Allied Health we've won re-accredit- iuble to attend the Vacation Bible School at the Church people arrested for crimes Mafia or ABSCAM? And day, July 25, at Rahway He had also been a mem- Memorial Hospital in Toms I Hospital after a lengthy il- Education and Accredita- ation," Susan Fisler of lomorrow from 9 a.m. to noon. The theme will be "The reported in the press. knowing about these things ber of the Ebenezer African River. tion of the American Med- Jersey City, the director of CLARK ALLIANCE CHr'RCH helps shape our perceptions lness. Methodist Episcopal nshine Patch: Growing God's Way." There will be Bi- Sunday School for all ages will be held at 10 a.m. on Carefully observing 30 Dr. Stofflet was born in ical Assn. education at Muhlenberg's TERNING" THE SITUATION AROUND - Dr Joan studies, music, crafts and recreation. A closing pro- student volunteers for more about life." He was a lifelong resi- Church of Rahway. Newark. He had grown up School of Radiography, a Rutgers University biologist, holds deco>.. Sunday, Aug. 7, with Morning Worship at 11 o'clock. dent of Rahway. The program, offered thr- im will be presented by the children on Aug. 5 at 6:30 than a year, the Rutgers- Another traditional be- Surviving are his widow, in Ridgcficld Park and had ough Muhlenberg's School said. "A lot of work went in- uses to encourage the least tern, a shore bird thr.T Choir Practice will begin at 6 p.m. The Evening Service lief, the professor noted, is Mr. Taylor had been a Mrs. Charlotte Fisher • ii. James P. Stobaugh, the temporary supply pastor, is will commence at 7 o'clock. Camden associate professor resided in Rahway for of Radiography, won re-ac- to establishing this program is on New Jersey's endangered-species list, to nest i.-; ..: director of the school. was particularly struck by crime stories we read in dai- truck driver for Valleries Taylor and his mother, Mrs. many years. He had lived in initially, and preparing for safer areas along the const Human disturbances Mr- Meetings during the week: Tuesday, Aug. 9, Ladies Transportation Service for creditation based on a i>5 This August about a dozen members of the Senior their reactions to an article ly newspapers actually Manila Taylor of Roselle. Toms River since 1949. recommendation by the the review by the joint com- *•• *&». V count for over half of the reproductive failures of the Bible Study, 12:30 p.m.; Wednesday, Aug. 10, Bible "mold" our thinking about gh Youth Group of the Church will take a mission trip Study and Prayer Meeting, 7 p.m. about the rape of a woman The doctor had been a li- Joint Review Committee on mittee was hard work also, least tern, which weighs just three ounces and lays i' and the drowning murder of rape and rapists, robbery eggs in a shallow depression in the sand, often next to ,. Drift, Ky., an impoverished Appalachian area which For further information, please telephone the pastor, Mr. Geldiahler Mrs. Natkie, 68 censed, clinical psycholo- Education in Radiologic but the re-accreditation is a •s a population of about 500 living in remote areas of her male companion on the and robbers. gist, and had served for 33 Technology. The commit- real award." broken clam shell. The Rev. David W. Arnold, at 388-1272. grounds of the Philadelphia • "Judging from my obser- Henry Geldzahler, 80, of Mrs. Pauline Rutkowski .•: mountains. The youth will do carpentry, plumbing, The Church is located at 2 Denman Ave. years in various New Jersey tee is sponsored by the The co-operative pro- ctrical work, painting and other forms of manual labor. Art Museum. vations," 'molding' is not Irvington, died Tuesday, Ju- Natkie, 68, of Hanover, correctional institutions. He American Society of Radio- gram in radiography is also '-ft When the groups of His- what takes place when peo- ly 19, at St. Barnabas Mass., formerly of Linden, £ >out half of the money needed for the trip has been FIRST r NITED METHODIST CHr'RCH OF had retired in 1967. logic Technologists and the approved by the New Jer- ,cd through fundraisers. Those on the trip will leave panic, black and white stu- ple read and talk about the Medical Center in Living- died Wednesday, at Milton A 1927 graduate of Lafa- American College of Radio- sey Board of Higher Edu- tT*- RAHWAY dents talked about the news," Dr. Humphries re- ston. Hospital in Milton, Mass., ceola on Saturday morning, Aug. 13, and return on The guest preacher at the Church Worship Service at yette College in Easton, Pa., graphy. cation, and by the State ;nday evening, Aug. 21. crime, Prof. Humphries ported. "Our home lives as Born in Poland, he had after a long illness. he received his masters de- The college also conducts Dept. of Environmental 10 a.m. on Sunday, Aug. 7, will be The Rev. Koo Yong pointed out, "They didn't we grow up have a tremen- resided in Brooklyn and Born in Bayonne, she had The Annual Church Picnic will take place at Tama- Na of Madison. The Rev. Na is a former pastor of the gree and doctorate in psy- a co-operative program in Protection. • ics Park in Westfield on Sunday, Aug. 28, from 1 p.m. use any information in the dous bearing on how we Newark before he had mov- lived in Linden for 55 years chology from Columbia radiography with Elizabeth Those enrolled in the pro- First Methodist, serving from 1974 to 1979. CRIME IN THE NEWS - That's the title of a book being written by Dr. Drew Humphries,., before she had moved to dark. There will be food, games for all ages, prizes and story to figure out the at- view crime and criminals. In a criminologist at Rutgers University's Camden campus, who has observed 30 student, ed to Irvington 15 years University in New York Ci- General Medical Center's gram take 40 liberal arts A nursery will be provided during the service. tackers' races. Instead, they addition, we rely on rumor, ago. Hanover six years ago. •llowship. The admission will be $2.50 for adults, $1 for The 10 a.m. Hour of Worship will continue through volunteers for more than a year to discover how much newspaper crime stories really ty. School of Radiography in and science credits in ose five to 11 years old and free to those under five projected their personal fear gossip, television and the he had been the owner of Mrs. Natkie had been a The psychologist had Elizabeth. courses offered at Union August. tell readers and how much readers project their own experiences and knowlege onto line worker for the RCA ars old. symbols onto the story." movies to tell us what is im- the stories. the Busy Bee Dairy of Ne- been a member of the New Both programs were be- County College, as well as A Bible Study will be held on Wednesday, Aug. 10, Generally, she said, the portant about crime and cri- wark for 35 years before he Corp. in Newark for 25 The Church is located at 1689 Raritan Rd. at 7:30 p.m. at the Church as will The Administrative Jersey Psychological Assn., gun last fall and have reach- 36 credits ' in professional Hispanic men in the study minals." selves from a rapist's men- tense they knew little, if them." had retired 10 years ago. years until her retirement in a diplomate of the Amer- ed their maximum enroll- radiography courses con- Council to meet also on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. 1971. NION COf'NTY BAPTIST CHr'RCH OF CLARK assumed the suspects were She has drawn several tality but that actually pre- anything, about crime, she Noted Dr. Humphries, He is survived by his ican Board of Examiners in ments both this year and ducted at the hospitals. "One good tern deserves the dunes to protect them "If you have only two or often crushed by twu-lepied The Church is located at 466 W. Grand Ave. j She had been a communi- The Main Worship Service on Sunday, Aug. 7, will black, the black students as- other interesting conclu- vented them from consider- reported. "The thing that got me in ' widow, Mrs. Lillie Geld- professional psychology, a last, primarily due to the The two-year program another" is the kind of pun from off-road vehicles, bea- three large breeding silos or four-wheeled human,. The Rev. Sara B. Waldron is the pastor. cant of St. Theresa's R. C. at 11 a.m. and the Evening Worship Service, will begin sumed the suspects were sions as the result of her re- ing the sociological impli- As she completed her terested in crime news is its zahler of Irvington; a fellow of the American Psy- fact those who complete provides students with a Joanna Burger hears in jest chcombers and joggers as and you have a bad flood Besides direct physcal Church in Linden. 7 o'clock. Children and Youth will attend Sunday Hispanic, and the white search with the student vol- cations of a rapist's act. book, the Rutgers-Camden sheer popularity. People daughter, Pearl Kligman of chology Assn., an elder and course requirements receive blend of liberal arts and many times, but its literal well as natural predators. tide or a rasli of predatinn. damage, human presence hool at 9:45 a.m. The Adult Sunday School will begin ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH OF CLARK students assumed the sus- unteers. During her study Prof. Humphries pointed criminologist found she has clamor for it. They balk if South Orange; a son, Sey- Mrs. Natkie was the former clerk of Session of both an associate in science science-related courses and meaning is deadly serious to In addition, the resear- egg production can he too close to the nesting aic-a 10 a.m. and the Children's Church will begin at 11 a.m. The Main Worship will be at 9:15 a.m. on Sunday, pects were black. she observed the students as out. really been writing about they don't get enough of it. mour Geldzahler of Rock- widow of Charles Natkie, the Presbyterian Church of degree conferred by Union professional courses with the Rutgers biologist, who chers have enjoyed mod- wiped out for a whole drives the adult birds al.'li. On Wednesday, Aug. 10, the Mid-Week Wednesday Aug. 7. "The white students they discussed their reac- "Studies sirc>w," said said, communication. People, myself included, away; a brother, Sol Geld- who died in 1971. Toms River and a charter County College and a dip- extensive clinicial exper- is trying to give one species erate success in decoying year," she said. leaving their eggs or chicks • ening-Prayer Service will begin at 7 o'clock. Nursery The Sunday School and Bible Classes in Christian never,even thought of His- tions to incidents of vio- "rapists look and act like The news, she found, have been reading this ma- zahler of New York; a sis- Surviving are a son, John member of the East Dover loma awarded by the res- ience. of shore bird a better the birds to other locations Dr. Burger added she vulnerable to boiling or fry- •re will be provided at all the Church Services. Education for all ages is in recess for the summer months panics," Prof. Humphries lence, scandal, theft and anyone else. The tragedy of conveys a fairly uniform set terial for years." ter, Esther Lchner of Clark; of Tampa, Fla.; two daugh- Volunteer Fire Dept. pective hospitals. The co- The college also conducts chance of reproducing. that are considered safer hopes to make people aware ing in the intense shore MIII ters, Mrs. Eleanor Davis of Please telephone the Church office for transporta- and will resume on Sept. 11. said, though the suspects vice and recorded their im- this kind of thinking is some of images about crime, and She decided to dig below five grandchildren and two Dr. Stofflet had also been operative program prepares a co-operative program in Dr. Burger, a professor of from land predators, and on of the damage they can or to ground anil avian pre- Neptune, N. J., and Mrs. HI to and from the Church. For additional information, To enroll children aged three and over for the fall turned out to be, in fact, pressions of Philadelphia young women believe they these images "serve as a the surface of this wide-. great-grandchildren. a member of the American students for degrees in rad- professional nursing with biological sciences and dir- higher ground or are cause-inadvertently more dators. Joann Magoun of Hanover; .e counseling, Church services and functions please term, please telephone the Church Office at 382-7320. Hispanic. crime stories that appeared can pick out the 'crazy ra- template for readers who spread curiosity and find Philatelic Society, the iography, allowing those the schools of nursing at ector of the graduate pro- relatively inaccessible to often than not. The Rutgers biologist ail- three brothers, John Ruth lephone 574-1479. The Church is located at 559 Raritan Rd. She concluded from this in "The Philadelphia Inqui- pists' from the rest of the project onto the stories the out what people have to say Royal Philatelic Society of who are graduated to assist both hospitals. gram in ecology at the state man. Some of the examples are vises beach visitors ID Mr. Mester, 80 of Kenilworth, Stanley Rut- The Church is located at 4 Valley Rd., at the The Rev. Joseph D. Kucharik is the pastor. and similar observations rer," "The Philadelphia Dai- people they encounter and sentiments, biases, pre- about the stories they Canada, the Ocean County radiologists in taking diag- university, is hoping to pro- Using decoys made at a heartbreaking. vacate the immediate pre- kowski of Clark, and Henry irkw»y Circle at Exit No. 135 of the Garden State race is at the bottom of ly News" and "The Phila- avoid becoming the victim judices and emotions that devour. Stamp Club and the former nostic x-rays and in con- tect the least tern from ex- factory in Massachusetts, Once, Dr. Burger found mises quickly if they .ire Elias Morris Mester, 80, Rutkowski of Linden; a sis- irkway. most conversations about delphia Tribune." of rape by avoiding the have personal meaning for Apollo Glee Club of Asbury ducting other health-testing Social Security tinction in New Jersey, Dr. Burger's research team the words "I love you" spell suddenly surrounded in ,i EBENEZER AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL of Elizabeth, died Monday, ters, Mrs. Lucy Leonard of Dr. Frank D. Papandrea is the pastor. crime. Prof. Humphries found rapist." Park. procedures, reports a spo- where it is on the endanger- has encouraged about 20 cd out in the sand with lem swarm of liny birds, divni;.' CHURCH OF RAHWAY July 25, at St. Elizabeth Linden and nine grandchil- sets limit "Crime discussions," she when students met as scho- She also found the stu- He is survived by his kesman. ed species list. pairs of birds to nest on eggs. and chirping excitedly. At the 10 a.m. Worship Service on Sunday. Aug. 7, Hospital in Elizabeth after a dren. IRST PRESBYTERIAN CHPRCH OF RAHWAY Holy Communion will be celebrated. The Rev. Rudolph maintained, "are about lars studying the subject of dents felt whenever indivi- Parents wanted lengthy illness. widow, Mrs. Grace Oberg of $35,700 Its counterpart on the Mike's Island in Barnaget Another time she came The terns are probably The congregation of the First Presbyterian Church P. Gibbs, Sr., the pastor, will deliver the Communion who's getting what, when crime, they "talked very duals convicted of crime are Born in Poland, he had Stofflet, and a daughter, West Coast is already on Bay. upon a large pile of eggs not begging for food. Inn carefully piled in the center trying to insure the survival ill unite in Worship with the members of the Trinity Meditation. The Sunday Church School will commence and how and who's resent- sensibly about it, looking at imprisoned, the American Spaulding For Children in cial-needs children. lived most of his life in Mrs. Stefanowicz Mrs. Ann S. Applegate of National State The 1983 Social Security the federal endangered list. The island, built of dred- of a nesting area, perhaps of the species. nited Methodist Church, both of Rahway, at 9:30 a.m. at 9 a.m. At the 4 p.m. Worship Service Paul Davis will ful and hostile and angry how newspaper stories give crime problem is one step Westfield may have the ans- "We are also always look- France before he had mov- Toms River. wage basc-the maximum She is currently engaged ge spoil, is higher than most by children. "Least terns can survive • Sunday, Aug. 7, in the Second Presbyterian Church preach his trial srmon. about it. Many discussions only sketchy information closer to being solved. wer for people seeking the ing to recruit more volun-' ed to Elizabeth in 1958. Mrs. Sophie M. Filipski boosts income amount of annual earnings in a state-funded project to of the other islands and was "Of course, once you nicely, even with thousands mctuary at 1221 New Brunswick Ave., Rahway. The begin with talk of rape or about the event and at how "That's silly," she de- pleasure of parenthood, teers," said the spokes- He had been the execu- Stefanowicz, 73, of Eliza- on which Social Security monitor the remaining a favorite nesting spot for Meetings during the week: Today, Prayer Meeting, take the eggs out of the of people on the beach, as immer Union Worship Services will be held in the First robbery, but, generally, the people draw conclusions clared. "The crime problem reports a spokeswoman. woman. tive manager for food ser- beth, died Tuesday, July 26, The president and chief taxes are paid-lias increased 2,000 birds in the state, least terns until about three Church, 8 p.m.; Tuesday, Aug. 9, Men's Chorus Business Mr. Mesko, 72 nest, you've killed them," long as people don't enter csbyterian Church on Sundays, Aug. 14, 21 and 28. talk will turn to racial or about crime and criminals is so much more complex A member agency of the Anyone interested in vice and catering at the Es- at the Elizabeth General executive officer of The Na- to $35,700, John H. Me- develop wildlife manage- years ago when they desert- Meeting, 7:30 p.m.. Men's Chorus Rehearsal, 8 p.m.; she said. "The parent the colony." Dr. Burner Meetings during the week: Saturday, Aug. 6, ethnic issues." from a complex network of than that. It doesn't end United Way of Eastern Un- adopting or working with a ' sex House in Newark until Medical Center in Elizabeth tional State Bank, W. Em- Cutchcon, the Social Se- ment methods for them and ed it because a large number Wednesday, Aug. 10, Bible Study, 7:30 p.m. Charles M. Mesko, 72, of returns to incubate, and fin- said. "I believe most people ^coholics Anonymous Group, Squier Hall Gymnasium The criminologist has sources." with,•.individuals being, jail- ion County, the agency of- special-needs child "sYrcrytd his retirement in 1958. after a brief illness. Ien Roosevelt, reported net curity district manager in increase the number of in- of crows preyed upon their The Church is located at 253 Central Ave. Linden, died Monday, July ding no eggs, simple deserts want to see the bird.-- sur ui Youth Room, 7:30 p.m.; Tuesday, Aug. 9, Rahway turned these insights into When the students'"rnef ed! The elements that help- fers adoption services for telephone 233-2232! ' Mr. Mester had also been She was a life-long resi- income for the three mon- Elizabeth, said recently. dividual birds as well as the young. 25, at Rahway Hospital the nest." vive-it's only a matter ol •oopNo. 47 of the Boys Scouts, Scout Room, 7:30 p.m.; her first book, "Crime in the informally in social settings, ed create the problem in the special-needs children. a member of Temple B'nai dent of Elizabeth. ths ended June 30, 1983 The 1982 base was number of nesting sites. It was a chance occur- after a brief illness. knowing what areas to avo- cdnesday, Aug. 10, Executive Board of the Trustees, News: Perceptions and In- however, they expressed first place still exist to create "We arc a free adoption Israel in Elizabeth. Mrs. Stefanowicz had totaled $2,440,000, or 82« 532,400. Her research is supported rence, Dr. Burger said. The terpretation," with the aid the next generation of crim- been a sewing machine Born in Austria, he had per share, compared to crows never returned-but Least terns, like sonic id." 30 p.m., Christian Education Committee of Session, Confab to cover "very pat ideas about how agency that finds homes for Union honors Surviving are his widow, been brought to this coun- Since the Social Security by the Endangered and nurch Library, 7:45 p.m.; Thursday, Aug. 11, Worship of a grant from the Rutgers crime occurs and seemed to inals." operator for the Simmons $2,152,000, or 72« per tax rate remains unchanged Non-Game Species Pro- neither did the least terns. other shore birds, nest in . a»«ua~wv*ite«af. *imu. children with physical, men- Mrs. Susan Wallach Mes- try as an infant and had liv- Linda Matusaftes id Music Committee of Session, hostess, Mrs. George Research Council. The think newspaper articles Group dynamics, Prof. Donna Hanson Co. in Linden for 35 years share, for the same period in at 6.7% for 1983, most peo- gram of the state division of Another decoy site, a fen- the open, usually in that tal or emotional special ter; a daughter, Miss Elaine ed most of his life in Linden. 1982. hmitt, 7:30 p.m. book is scheduled to be give them unfiltercd ac- Humphries noted, lent an needs," said Spaulding for Mester of West Hartford, until her retirement eight ple will not pay more in fish, game and wildlife, ced area on Brigantine Is- stretch of beach which is gets degree meditation published early next year. counts of crime, which they additional dimension to the A Rahway student, Don- - years ago and she had also Mr. Mesko had been a Net income in the first six land, has attracted a num- away from the dunes, to The "Old First" Church is located at the corner of Children spokeswoman, Conn, and a sister, Mrs. Social Security taxes this which is part of the Dept. of A Rahway woman. Lin- According to its author, don't," the state university crime discussions among na Hanson of 711 Karninski been a member of the com- chemical operator for Gen- months of 1983 was in the ber of courting terns. avoid such predators as rats. . Grand Ave. and Church St. A training course for own meditative practice Claire Stern. "In our 11 Sadie Dembling of Rahway. eral Ainiline and Films year unless they have Environmental Protection. da Matusaitis. received her who also has published 13 of New Jersey professor the students. Dr., who is studying medi- pany's Quarter Century amount of $5,146,000 or Except for some prob- cats, dogs, foxes and rac- The Rev. Robert C. Powley is the pastor. meditation leaders will be and ample opportunity will years of existence we have Corp., GAF, in Linden, for higher earnings than in Funds come from the $2, bachelor ol science- i-c-'iw articles in a-variety of pro- said. .- ~-'. caLassisting at Union Cou<- Club. $1.72 per share, against lems with rat prcdation and coons, and above the high offered by the interweave be given each participant to ... "How -much -male- stu- found homes for over 600 15 years until his retirement 1982, Mr. McCuicheon 55 and $10 New Jersey resi- in management science fessional journals, the book nty College, was honored at Mn. Zweig, 77 She had also been a com- $4,742,000 or $1.58 per flooding, the decoy plan is tide line to avoid Hooding. !COND PRESBYTERIAN CHr'RCH OF Center for Holistic Living practice meditation lead- In terms of "pat ideas," dents know about crime children. We place children eight years ago. said. dents can donate to the divi- accounting from Kean < 'ol- challenges traditional views. pinning ceremonies at the municant of St. Hedwig's R. share in 1982. being considered "an en- It's that part of the beach RAHWAY on Friday, Aug. 12, from 8 ership, reports a spokesman. most students in the study established a pecking order of all religions and all races Mrs. Paula Zweig, 77, of People who earn more sion through their state in- lege of New Jersey in I ion One such view is crime Scotch Plains campus re-' C. Church of Elizabeth and He had also been a com- Total assets of the bank couraging start in a small which usually attracts shell The Sunday Morning Worship will be at 9:30 o'clock to 10 p.m.; Saturday, Aug. The institute leader will agreed "rapists are crazy," a in the gossip sessions," she anywhere in the state. We Whiting, died Wednesday, municant of St. Theresa's than $32,400 in 1983 will come tax return. on Thursday, June .1 i Sunday, Aug. 7. Worshipping with the congregation 13, from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 be Robert Corin Morris, the stories have no impact on conclusion that seemed to observed. "The men, parti- also give mini-adoption edu- cently. \ had been a member of its exceeded $1.1 billion at pay more in total Social The tern project, for the way," the biologist said. collectors, people with pels. Awarding of the pins de- July 20, at Rahway Hospi- R. C. Church of Linden. June 30, 1983. Assets rose the Second Presbyterian Church will be the First p.m., and Sunday, Aug. 14, director and founder of In- our lives, that we can read make the students feel bet- cularly, wanted to show cation sessions to anyone tal after a brief illness. Senior Citizens Club, the Security taxes. professor, is just one part of Dr. Burger is also moni- sun bathers and off road ve- Michael Wenscsi csbyterian Church and the Trinity United Methodist them with interest or curio- ter by "separating" them- that they knew about wea- notes the successful comple- Choir and the Parent-Tea- Mr. Mesko was a World from $938,000,000 at June toring least terns in a pro- hicles. from 1 to 6 p.m. terweave, a non-profit ed- who would like to take Born in Germany, she War II Army veteran. Those who earn more her overall research interest i mrch congregations, both of Rahway, as part of the ucational organization. An pons or that they had paid them." tion of clinical experiences, cher Assn. 30, 1982 to $1,106,000,000 than S35.700 in 1983 will in colonial birds-those tected area on Island Beach The least tern, which gets degree The Meditation Training for the candidates. had come to this country Surviving are his widow, as of June 30, 1983, an in- unmer Union Services, at the Second Presbyterian Institute will be held at the ordained Episcopal minis- off traffic tickets or had In addition to its adop- and Fair Lawn, where she Mrs. Stefanowicz had pay total Social Security which nest in colonies--to and at Corson's Inlet in At- weighs about three ounces. A Rahwayan. Michael some other personally-ag- been a member and secre- Mrs. Frances Hammer Me- crease of 18%. lantic County. lays small eggs in a .shallow hurch. The Summer Union Worship Services will con- Calvary Church Parish ter, Mr. Morris has studied tion services, Spaulding For had lived for 27 years sko; two brothers, George taxes of S2,391.9O or determine why they have Francis Wenson, received 1 Mr. Roosevelt reported .me at the First Presbyterian Church, located at the cor- House at Woodland and Jungian psychology, bioen- Elderly given grandizing experience with Children also offers consul- A commemorative gift for a before she had moved to tary of Klub Polek. $221.10 more than the chosen coloniality as an She noted it is as im- depression in the saiul, his bachelor of arts degree lawbreaking." Surviving are her hus- of Helmetta and Stephen of total deposits as of June 30, often next to a broken clam r of W.TJrand Ave. and Church St., Rahway, on Sun- Deforest Aves., Summit. ergetics, therapeutic touch tations and educational new-born: assemble an* Whiting 11 years ago. Orlando, Fla. and six sisters, $2,170.80 they paid in adaptation to their environ- portant to increase the in physical education from •ys, Aug. 14,21 and 28. and eastern and western Some women, in con- classes to professionals and assortment of coins from band, John Stefanowicz; 1983, were $972,392,000, 1982. ment and why they choose number of colonies as it is shell. The eggs are difficult Kean College of New Jersey This small-group training the year of birth. Mount, She was the widow of Mrs. Anna Fall, Mrs. Mary up 20% compared with The guest preacher, leading the congregations in is designed for teachers, meditation disciplines. He special service trast, seemed to gather the public concerning the Hans Zweig, who died 10 three sons, Ronald and Sta- Employers match the So- particular nesting sites. to increase the number of to see because they arc the in Union on Thursday. them and frame. It's V nley, both of Linden, and Garvey and Mrs. Helen $810,379,000 a year ago. birds-perhaps more so. color of the sand, ami are orship on Aug. 7 will be The Rev. Max Creswell, Jr., religious educators, clergy has been leading groups for status by upholding the pre- adoption and care of spe- gift to last a lifetime. '- years ago. Salerno, all of Rahway, cial Security taxes paid by The state university of June 2. • pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Roselle. members, religious and hea- 15 years. Elderly residents of the and proceeded to enter the John of Colonia; a dau- Loans totaled $553,136,000 employes. New Jersey professor has Surviving are two sons, ghter, Mrs. Joan Murphy of Mrs. Pauline Tchorz of St. for the same period, an in- Church-time nursery care for those up to five years lth professionals of any The fee for the weekend Plaza Nursing Home in Eli- hallway where these aged Walter of Rockaway and Croix, the United States Also increasing in 1983 is studied a variety of shore .1 will be provided by the host Church. zabeth on June 12 waited citizens in wheelchairs were Columbus, Ohio; a brother, crease of 22% in total loan the amount of annual earn- birds, including the herring philosophy or creed. The is SI 15 if submitted before Ralph of Clark; a brother, Virgin Islands, Mrs. Ma- volume over $454,282,000 Where |g| Second Presbyterian is located at 1221 New universal aspects of med- Monday, Aug. 8, and $125 patiently in the front waiting. One by one the Edward of Rahway; a sister, ings required to earn a gull, the laughing gull, the Arthur Ruhmo in Ger- Mrs. Josephine Augostino rgaret Comsudes of Ma- a year earlier. unswick Ave. itation and the specific con- after that date. For further hallway. Suddenly volun- squad members assisted the many; seven grandchildren rietta, Ga. and Mrs. Eli- "quarter of coverage," the common tern and the For- DICKERT'S DELI ii'fi&l'l The Rev. Harold E. Van Horn is the pastor. tributions of each religious teer ambulances from Lin- men and women, transport- of Elizabeth and 11 grand- The bank has an office in measure used to determine ster's tern and their eco- 170 Inman Ave. THE RAHWAY HEWS RECORfej information and registra- and three great-grandchil- zabeth Couch of Avenel. Rahway. culture and modern science tion, please telephone In- den, Roselle and Rahway ing them from their wheel- dren. children. eligiblity for benefits. In logical counterparts in the Colonia Is Sold | i. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHr'RCH OF RAHWAY will be covered. Participants terweave at 763-8312. made their way to the front chairs onto stretchers and Publisher'* ratal! price $39.95 1983 workers will earn one United States, Argentina, 1 The congregation will observe Sunday, Aug. 7, as will learn to deepen their of the nursing home. The securing them. The volun- SPECIAL quarter of coverage for each England and South Africa. "BEVERLY'S "•"Dua)i-T's""T""pi"pK"si"iop"""SHOP ; c 1 lth Sunday after Pentecost. The Church is now on volunteer first aid squad teers then transported the $370 in annual earnings up In their struggle for sur- 1413 Main St. 1457 Irvini: Si <<1 .«!. .. .-.^•,..-r •e Summer Schedule with one Liturgy only, at 9:30 a.m., members left their vehicles elderly to their ultimate $ Behavior changes common after stroke to a total of four quarters of vival, least terns must deal iV-.if I hi- ..iriu-i M I Milii.ll \H Milton Ave Railway. V.I. ' . . .>r-'Xvr-.';BJ'| ith the Celebration of the Holy Eucharist and The Rev. coverage if earnings arc Rahway, N.J. journey, St. Theresa's R. C. One of the most visible slow, cautious and disor- son, although the most fre- move their head to look at with flooding, predators of Rahuav \ I [) Sl deurre Ave JJ; i2°° on one side of the body, but an unfamiliar problem, .\ ,i •> i '.:'' -, The Church School classes and Sunday Breakfast are person needs to be eligible in fact, account for over l>|.|. Ill,- RaiiMi.nl fnu-ri to journey church they assisted the el- w/coupon only while a stroke patient with "Left-brain injury can on one side," the heart Rahwav. N.J. Railway. N I. -continued to September. oil orders con be picked up some stroke patients go seeks students derly from the stretchers in- through changes in behav- right-brain injury is likely to also cause speech and lan- group official explained. for benefits depends on his half of the reproductive Rahway, N.J. The Church is located at the corner of Elm Ave. and to wheelchairs. Assisting at our NEW LOCATION date of birth. No one can failures of the least tern col- JD. ROSEN'S CONFECTIONERY^ to Bahamas from ior. be impulsive and too fast," guage problems and the pa- Some patients not only EGAN'S SOMERSET ing St. the squad members were Dr. Schwartz noted. tient will often have some neglect items on one side, become eligible with fewer onies, Dr. Burger said. 370 St. (.eori'e Ave • >:? w (Miinj AU- W- Enrollments are now be- able tuition, reports a In understanding the cha- 963 New Brunswick Ave. • IH..I i • . * \ The Rev. Joseph H. Gauvin is the pastor. A Christina Singles Catholic Youth Organiza- difficulty in both speaking than six quarters of cover- Along the East Coast ing accepted at the Grace spokeswoman. nges in behavior, the im- but also divide the things Rahway 388-9744 Railway'. NJ. J Kahwav. \ .1 and Peace Christian School Cruise is scheduled for tion members of the parish. _ Atom Tabloid and understanding," Dr. they see into two parts. age and no one needs more least terns like to bred from For further information, r portant thing for a victim's All stroke patients do not T at 950 Raritan Rd., Cran- Monday to Friday, Nov. 7 Through Mayor George The Equivalent ol a complete religious encyclopedia in one Schwartz pointed out. For example, the patient than 40 quarters. late May to July on sandy please telephone Mrs. ! master reference edition. With the most beautiful padded bmd- family to remember is a exhibit such changes in be- "PAUL'S" *O" J O f fNNIK* S* : L"RNA S"" ford, which will open for its to 11. to the Bahamas Hudak of Linden a bus was may eat from one side of his More information about beaches or islands, a pre- INITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF Laura Byrne at 276-1110. j ing ever placed on the Holy Scriptures. stroke patient does not al- havior, he explained, ad- 228 W. Scott Ave. 170 Westlii-ld Ave J 4.1-t \V' (.land Aw. 4 fifth year on Wednesday, aboard the S. S. Emerald supplied for those elderly ding, "the extent of change Some stroke patients, plate and leave the rest. If Social Security taxes, quar- ference which is often in RAHWAY Seas. Protestant - King James Version Catholic - The New American Bible ways have control over his especically those with right- ters of coverage and bene- direct conflict with people, Sept. 7. fortunate enough to walk Ci!f»oi'C ort.tion TH£ NEW AMERICAN UI01E the plate is then turned Rahway, N.J. Clark. N I. The congregation of the Trinity United Methodist r Fy1 i or her actions and emo- and the type of change de- All Christians may join in unassisted. (i* '".k.»"Yrj lie" *'•* L^'i .i'-1 Naa* T»r I j *""'^ Cc t J ^% A l.iilrilvjl now tMnslalion in simple. moxJetn o.iv'y brain injury, lose a part of fits can be obtained at the who prefer to use these pla- urch of Rahway will unite in Worship at the Second The school, for those in Cpl. Gambino rcMc).iDi'• L.'».ll of the meal. sbyterian Church, located at 1221 New Brunswick kindergarten to eighth tM.in 200 yonrs unrjfft ifie sponso'*ri>D Ol me Dr. Carl J. Schwartz, the location of the brain 8J25 Wavecrest Avenue 274 I-. Grand Ave KM m and fellowship. Served ing was con-celebrated by CJinol-c fnoraicriy in Ihe Un.lod St.itos Nih.l tance, size, position and the fice. The office is located at homes, marinas, fishing llllUM M,,MI, •. 'I . . c, Rahway, with the First Presbyterian Church at grade, sponsored by the in Pacific • o- - ,n Lo'^i/iVirv-fl ,;' 1'f i"i-| '•<• i'^-r\ .IVJ-VJ <*•!•• j O0it.it - Rev Sloprien J Mjrtdo(]en Of M presidentelect of the damage. Some patients may ', 106-1 Madison Mill IM. ?ft< aboard the S. S. Emerald St. Theresa's pastor. The SSL ,ifx] Hov Chrnfi.in P -Co'0*e O Carm relation of parts to the The Metropolitan 342 Westminster Ave. The docks and other recreation- % Winfield Park, N.J. Rahwav. N .1 « ( lark. N.J. 4VV(llir)>i '•& '() a.m. on Sunday, Aug. 7, for the Summer Union Grace and Peace Fellow- SPECIAL COLOU FCATURES INCLUDE *1 T D lTi(v,m.»tuf •- + P.itf.cK Cardm.li O Boylo American Heart Assn.'s experience temporary be- A Clark resident. Marine Seas will be multi-course Rev. Walter Gorski; The O D fcfitushop O' Wai'unsjtcwi Citno'iC edi- whole. Chapter, the doctor said, telephone number is (800) al or business facilities. >rship Service. ship Church, is noted for its io contains lull fou' cokw leoon* of \ha Metropolitan Chapter, says havior changes while others -' "i« Lance Cpl. Gregory Gam- meals including mid-mor- . Si'.p.igo tour cotor Mj« Sociion and lull- has educational materials 272-1111. In most cases, predators ri small classes, quality Rev. Eugene Koch, The uMM!>0H'. o' iryj li!( ol W.Ty w>lh lh«j Story may have some permanent Trinity's Fair Workshop will meet today from 10 Ros.iry in ndiil'on the DDi« contains .1 a stroke on the left side of bino. the son of Joan T. ning and afternoon snacks, Rev. Kazimierz Torla, The 1 "They may miss the edge that can help a family in can be controlled and the i. to 2 p.m. at the Church. academic instruction, Chris- c Ericyciopod .! .IT! I«, pfo'u^ely -lluitMl«J the brain may paralyze the changes." Hurst of 523 Oak Ridge and the midnight buffet. Rev. Robert Slipe, Deacon production-; m tui, colex o! «*oitcM,imou-i of the table while putting coping with a stroke pat- Miss Callaghan flooding problem can be les- Where the The Church is located at the corner of E. Milton tian emphasis and reason- s try ino o'd m.is!n body on the right side. A I Rd., recently departed on a Also included are enter- Bruce Janiga and Deacon "Even with extreme be- the coffee cup down or they ient. sened by inducing the birds o. and Main St. deployment to the Western stroke on the right side of havior changes, proper re- may unexpectedly bump in- "Each stroke patient and is pinned to nest in safer areas, but CLARK PATRIOT is Sold The Rev. Donald B. Jones is the pastor. tainment, a private Chris- Alex Czerepka. the brain may paralyze the i DICKERT'S DELI Kean lauds Pacific. He is a member of tian concert, morning devo- The elderly were escorted Atom Tabloid , habilitation can go a long to objects that are right in family will have unique pro- A township resident, humans remain the most i 170 Inman Ave. ^ Marine Fighter Attack Squ- left side of the body. front of them," he said. difficult obstacle. J Colonia" w tions and gratuities to your to the church hall after ser- 219 Caatraf AVMM ' way in improving the pa- blems, but these problems Maureen Callaghan of 896 ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH OF RAHWAY adron-333, based at the room steward, dining room tient's life, or help the pa- Many stroke patients can be resolved by careful Accordingly, Dr. Burger The Service of Holy Communion will be celebrated Marilyn Cirone vices where the members of , N.J. 07045 "Associated with the left Raritan Rd., who is a dental Marine Corps Air Station in waiter, dining room busboy the hospitality committee of rfc* MMA«, «I I ) »•<>., and right brain hemispheres tient overcome some of the have what is called visual evaluation of the patient's hygiene student at Union views her work as much a O'JOHNNIE'S PORKY'S DLLI ! BOB'S LUNCH Sunday, Aug. 7, by The Rev. Thomas J. Donahue, the A city student, Marilyn »•"•", Ubte* I K... I I '•' Beaufort, S. C. and the Maitre D'. No pass- the St. Theresa ' Parish •*»•»•• mt Hi* rl«M ,—, are certain behavioral pat- behavioral and physical field cuts, which is like deficits. A family cannot County College, was hon- public education project as 170 Westfield Ave. 1064 Madison Mill Kd • 11)74 Raritan Rd. ^tor, at 9 a.m. Children may Worship with their Cirone, received her bache- I •••. •! ... u !•, During the deployment, port or vaccinations are re- Council, under the auspices ol tM.OO Ii nd.^ ' ' terns. A stroke could cha- changes," the doctor added. wearing a pair of glasses cure the patients' deficits, ored at pinning ceremonies a research project. Clark. N.J . ehts. lor of arts degree magna his unit will participate in quired, only personal iden- r p4 » «l «•• A person who has had a with pieces of tape across but it is possible to make ad- With funds from the state Clark! N.l~ ! (lark. N.J. Meetings during the week: Tomorrow, Property of Mrs. Ann BoroWicz and Atom TaUolrf oHlc*.Mofl.-PH. t-S nge these patterns, resulting at the Scotch Plains campus cum laude in early child- various training exercises tification. Mrs. Jean Piechocihslo, and Phone in a change in the person's recent stroke will often the left or right side of each justments to improve the recently. tax check-off program, the WAWA'FOODS* 'mmittee, 7 p.m.; Monday, Aug. 8, Church Council hood education from Kean with other United States show partial loss of emo- lens. patient's life," he added. biologist, her associates and Larry's luncheonelte j Winfield Liquor & Deli -•eting, 7:30 p.m. For further information, the C. Y. O. members serv- behavior," he added. Awarding of the pin de- Lake Avenue College of New Jersey in StJle Z'P "Such patients cannot see 1473 Raritan Road !25 Wavecrest Avenues units and those of allied na- please telephone Phyllis ed home-baked cakes and tional control. He may The association is work- notes the successful comple- graduate students at Rut- K omer of Skyhfwl The Church is located at Elm and Esterbrook Aves. Union on Thursday, June 2. "A stroke patient with Clark, N.J. • Winfield Park, N.J. '^ tions. Sinoradzki at 382-5312. coffee and tea to the guests. the left-brain injury is likely switch from laughing to cry- all the objects in a normal ing to reduce the prevalence tion of clinical experiences gers, have been fencing and Colonia, N.J. to have a tendency to be ing without apparent rea- visual field. If they do not of stroke. for the candidates. posting nesting areas along PAGE 12 THURSDAY. AUGUST 4. 1983 RAHWAY NEWS RHCORD/CLARK PATRIOT RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1983 PAGE 13 individuals who have had The ancients believed the Napoleon is supposed to Gas Co., where she worked discussions, she emphasizes Joann Fair James Coyle have been terrified of experience instructing or emerald had the power to as a custodian, buffing the importance of study in Parks to sponsor heal diseases of the eye. shaving. areas not normally offered adapting sport activities for gets award gets bachelors Woman boiler earns way up flbors and cleaning toilets, the following disabilities: in order to "get her foot in or open to women. 7 PUBLIC NOTICE Hissing, churning and Her hnhhics iiichhlc mak Physically disabled, men- A student in the fifth A township scholar, PUBLIC NOTICE i ho job. said she faced Amtrak. the door." "My crusade is really just 'Sports Bonanza roaring. I he cavernous ini; jcwclrv. sculpimi:. pain tally retarded and visually- grade at Rahway's Roose- James Francis Coyle, recei- delihcrulely-stagcd sexual An active member of the At the time she was my own attempt to turn NOTICE OK ACTION boiler room threatens to 11111! ami workini! in her gar- insult from male co- and hearing-impaired. velt School, Joann Fair, was ved his bachelor of arts International Union of hired, she was told there around the complacent atti- A "Sports Bonanza" for "Sports Bonanza" activities. At a public meeting held on Mon- BY RAHWAY swallow up any intruder. den. Sin.1 lias alsn slmlicil If you or your organi- given the Youth Fitness degree in public administra- workers. For example, Operating Engineers, she were "no positions open for tude of today's high sch- physically-and-men tally- "This one-day extrava- day, July 25.1983, the Clark Board PLANNING BOARD tiP Noise from count less, blackMiiiihiiH' a ml is ailcpi zation would like to be in- Award for scoring between tion from Kean College of if Adjustment took the following several men once fashioned deliberately makes herself anyone in (he shop." How- oolers, many of whom arc- handicapped youngsters is ganza will include an intro- mam mouth-si zed steam al siamcil I'lass inakiiH'. volved in this first-time 50 and 79% on all items. New Jersey in Union ictlons: PLEASE TAKE NOTICE th.it sexual organs from scrap visible at union meetings ever, she said, just after she doomed to fail as adults currently being planned by duction to lifetime sports 1 Approved application of Mr. boiler salves and from "lisin; ni\ hands h i make event, please telephone or the Planning Board ol Ihe City of materials, placed them at and continues to take joined the company as a because they are not serious the Union County Dept. of and provide opportunities tascph Dunn, 315 West Lane, Lot Rahway al the conclusion of .i water, oil and tire pro- Ihinus wurk "i ::fii\v is ilicr her work site and watched write Marianne Kosec at: PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE classes that will further her custodian, more than a about their studies. They Parks and Recreation from for enhancing physical fit- 2. Block 162 to extend a kitchen public hearing lu'ld on Tuesday tection pumps dominates apetilie Im me ami Union County Dcpt. of 4: lias j for her response. opportunities for higher- dozen men were hired-in are not preparing them- 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sat-ness and developing leisure and dlnnette area In his home. evening, July 26. 1983 lo consider the room. always been an important Parks and Recreation, Ad- Approved application of Mr. Vic- "My blood boiled, but I grade licenses. the shop. selves for work." she urday, Sept. 24. skills, as well as an oppor- This Ordinance publtshed herewith was Introduced at a Regular the application of Bell Realty of 931 •*$• • • i lor De Marzo, 5 Myra Place, Lot 41, When the boiler fires off. thread nitiiiiiit' i!irou|.'li iu\ managed to contain myself declared- While the actual events ministration Building, Eli- meeting of the Council of the Township of Clark, In the County ol St. George Avenue. Rahway. New In five years, the work Finally, about a year tunity to interact with Block 60, to erect a patio roof, sub as it does several limes a life." said ihe ) I \oar nkl zabeth, N. J. 07207, or tele- Union, State of New Jersey, held Jury 18,1983 and will be further con- Jersey for review and .ipprowil of a and to respond in a low-key could pay up to $30,000 alter taking the job at "Young women, especi- of the day are still in theothers," said Marianne to conditions set forth in sidered for final passage after public hearing at a Special meeting of said Site Plan covering lot 3. blcx-k 644 riiir. a smoky ha/e adds lim\ersii\ nl ( unnecliciii fashion. I remember saying phone 527-4918. annually-not bad earnings Public Service, she met a ally, must begin to in- planning stages, parks de- Kosec, the recreation coor- Council of the Township of Clark to be held August 15, 1983 at 7:30 Resolution. Tax Atlas of the City of Rahway bleakness to the room's gray gradual-.' The youngsters partici- something like. 'That's very for a man or woman. How- union representative for the vestigate work that is not partment planners are seek- dinator for handicapped P.M. At this time the Board voted and a request for the ijranlimj of ;ill corners and inclines. Soma adinilled pating will be aged eight to unanimously to cancel their next necessary variances in connection Cuilhia funny. Nothing lo do with ever, a new bug has bitten operating engineers. - In- traditional territory for ing volunteers and other programs for the county. AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN ORDfNANCE ENTITLED, "AN 1 18 and the rain date has Executive Session to be held on with the Site Plan, did .lpprovc the Keeping all that power lliere li.r. c siuneiimes been your lime, hull'.' "' Cynthia Soma. She has females. Good jobs and workers to help run the ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING POSITIONS, SALARIES AND spired by stringent affir- She added she is seeking August 10. and also their next Site Plan and did grant the under control-the potential areas u| hei lough, male been set for Saturday, Oct. DUTES UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF CIVIL SERVICE". The boiler operator said been accepted in a pre- mative-action regulations, good pay are in those ubllc Meeting to be held on August ADOPTED NOVEMBER 9. 1964. variances sought for explosion exists in any donunaied work ih.il have she leit compelled lo choke 1. 22. 1983, due to the fact that there admissions summer pro- he offered her an oppor- areas," she explained. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE TOWNSHIP OF boiler room-is the job of challenged her capacity. as are no applications pending before hack her anger because she gram at the Rutgers School tunity to join the local She can fix a railroad tie Summit tops Easy opening for clams and CLARK, COUNTY OF UNION, NEW JERSEY, THAT AN OR Bell Re.iltv. applicant C\ ntliia Sotna, the only a woman. I" perfomi. CATCH OF THE SEASON - Fred O'Donnell of Rahway oysters. . .wash in cold wa- Ihis Board at the present time. The 931 St Gomji" Avenue was afraid her male co- of Law--which is housed in union. Under the affir- and run a huge boiler, but DINANCE ENTITLED, "AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING POSI- ter and store in a plastic bag Board will reconvene on September Rahway. N.-w .li-r^-v O7(Xir) woman boiler operator at "I ha\e laeeil situalinns workers would complain to is shown aboard a fishing boat holding the six-and-a- TIONS, SALARIES AND DUTIES UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF the building she helps to mative action guidelines, can she change a flat tire? in the freezer for an hour. 14.1983 at their Executive Session. K utgers University. half-foot, 85-pound White Marlin he caught in the mouth CIVIL SERVICE", ADOPTED NOVEMBER 9,1964, be amended as where 1 ina\ not h;i\e tune her supervisors, claiming hcat-and hopes to begin city in 14 innings 8:00 p.m. in the Conference Room the United States Dept. of Sure! follows: It 8/4/83 i-Vi-SI5 A member of the physical Honed as well as a man. but of the Hudson Canyon, 85 miles off the coast of Point of the Municipal Building. she was short-tempered, full-time studies at die Labor provided training "I remember the lime, SECTION 1. The salary ranges specified In Section 2 of the Or- staff at the Newark campus those siiuaimns weie few. Pleasant. The boat was captained by Jack Graham. The file papers for the above ap ''•%• hard lo get along with or school this fall. GAUGING HER SUCCESS - Cynthia Soma. the only woman boiler operator at Rutgers programs to prepare women though, when I was noi In a seesaw contest the lead in its half of the PUBLIC NOTICE dinance of which this Ordinance Is amendatory entitled: "An Ications and decision are available PUBLIC NOTICE of New Jersey's State Uni- iiiid !he\ •.•MiMpaied to the trying to make trouble alphabetical list...full-time...Classified Service..." be and the same Is If so, she will take a leave University, lends one of her charges in the 16-story S I. Newhouse Center for Law and minorities for work in able to check or change the which lasted 14 innings, 10th when Brian Wittek, for inspection In the office of the versity, she has been oper- abilil> ol a small man m an hereby amended to read as follows: among the men. In spite of of absence, without pay, and Justice at the State University of New Jersey's Newark campus. A member of the the maintenance field. oil in my car," she said. "I Summit emerged July 23 as the second Rahway catcher NOTICE OF ACTION Clark Township Construction Of ating the boiler in the elderK man in Jo the same the fact that, in most cases, from her boiler operator's physical-plant staff, she has been on the job six months, and is one of only a handful of A crusader for equality in learned how-not only be- fessional sports. the 5-4 victor over Rahway of the game, singled in Bob ficlal, Municipal Building, between SHERIFFS SALI-: 1 St. John's cites BY RAHWAY 19H 198-1 16 story S. I. Newhouse linn;. .' she explained. her supervisors were aware the hours of 9 a.m. and 4 p m. dai position for her first year of female boiler operators in the state. the work force, the Jersey cause. I save money by do Gresco will be entering in the Intra-County Base- Sekley after he and Andren PLANNING BOARD Dcpl Of Public S.ilctv 1/1 lo 6/30 7/1 lo 12/31 I/I lo 6/30 7/1 lo 12/31 Center for Law and Justice SUPERIOR COURT OV NEW "Hecause I have ;ik\;iu of the truth, she said they law studies, than return to City resident said she will ing ir myself but also be- John Gresco his junior year in high sch- ball League. PolrokTun CCils D S20.7O2 00 S21.53OOO $22,28-1 00 523.064 OO drew bases on balls. Donald Broughlon. Si'cretary JERSEY LAW DIVISION. in Newark for the past six been interesied in perl'oi made no effort to proieet ool, was named sports edi- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that Palrolmnn Clan C 21.486 00 22.M5 00 23.127 00 23.936 OO the boiler room and com- people whose social condi- she contemplates is vasiIn- pounds. It was grim and never forge! the help she cause it makes me fee! good The game, on the Sum- Summit, which is now It..8/4/83 "" Fee: 520.77 PASSAIC COUNTY months. One of ouh a nuince and lecreation nor A student at Arthur L. the Planning Board of the City of Pnlrolmnn Clm li 22.143 00 23.029 00 23.835O0 24.669 00 her dignity. plete her law education as a tions are the same as those I different from her previous received through programs to know I can depend on tor of the school newspaper mit turf, took more than 13-5, evened the score in DOCKET No. L 4438 81 grimy, very brutal work, in Rahway at the conclusion of a Patrolman CU\\ A 22.926 00 23.843 00 24.677 00 25.540 00 handful of female boiler inalK ideniil ied as 'male do part-time student. Johnson Regional High for the 1983-1984 school J 786681 "A woman in a man's suffered." she explained. job experiences, the most rain, ice and snow." such as Upward Bound, in myself as competent to take four hours to complete. the 10th on Greg Ocello's public hearing held on Tuesday Poltf Scn>'.nnt Hi Su-p 24.042 00 25.00100 25.879 00 26.785 OO operators in the state, she :n.mi.' I iiave had lo di i and School in Clark, John year and was recently awa- PUBLIC NOTICE BROADWAY BANK & TRUST workplace has to be super- "There are really two ma- "The other is I have been in- unpleasant of which was "With my extensive which she participated as a care of many of my needs." Summit's Mike Barron base hit, and would have evening, July 26, 1983 to consider Police Scirji-ant 2nd Stt-p 25.154 00 26,160 00 27.076 00 28 023 00 said she is no more in- 1 COMPANY. PUintiff vs. s,i\ Mime \ei\ unlai! , like tolerant, but she also lias to Gresco, was accepted to rded a certificate naming the application of Leon V. Police LW-ukfi.vit lsl Su-p 25.811 00 26,844 00 27.784 00 28.757 OO jor reasons why I want to delibly impressed with her work with Amtrak. She I raining.- ' inc. lull ing high school student, and die helped score the winning won the game on that play LOIS M PROVF.NZANO. timidated b\ the boiler ;hi;i.:> i:: m\ lite. |iist in participate in the Jackie him the Outstanding Sports Waslelcwskl of 754 Linden Ave., Police Ltculcnanl IMd Sup 26.8S8 0O 27,932 00 28.909 00 29.921 OO m. . •••'•WOT* learn when to be aggressive. be a lawyer," said Cynthia many lawyeis I meet whose maintainiecl railroad tracks, foreman's school. I was affirmative-action programs Sonia Dickey run with a bases-loaded and Fern's ensuing single INVITATION TO BIDS Defendant room than bv her ov. n ku- Rahway, New Jersey for the sub- Police DclrtMtvo •9O0 0O •90000 •1.000 00 •1.000 00 or.iei !• i delend mvself." she "It's a tough row to Iioe--I Soma. who grew up in a lives are dedicated to mak that opened doors in her Robinson Sports Manage- Writer for this past year. CIVIL ACTION repairing and replacing ties. noneiheless relegated to the single he hit into rightfield. had not Rahway rightfield- division of lot No. 1 tn block 194 *To bepald to all Police Officers and Sergeants while assigned Detec- chen. reca.!ed u lib a laugh. ment Workshop, in co-oper- Notice Is hereby given that the ALIAS WRIT OF EXECUTION have had lo keep a lot bot- "working poor" family of ing important contributions "As a trackman, I was digging of ditches and all current work. gets award He presently is a member Rahway, which has aer, Mike Gabel, thrown two Tax Atlas of the City of Rahway tive Duties, in addition to their Annual Salary. Housing Authority of the Cily of FOR SALE OF PREMISES The job is the latest in a Hci !.. job \>. as an an ap tled up inside." she said. nine children that was fore to the areas of poverty and ation with St. John's Uni- of the Johnson football and and commonly known as 754 The salary ranges designated above shall be effective as of the 1st of the only woman among 28 the least-desirable jobs on Her own effort to "pay A student in the fifth 16-3 record and leads the runners out at the plate. Raway will receive sealed bids for By virtue of the above stated writ series that has led her mm [iren:n.e versity. Linden Avenue, did approve the January and 1st of July, of each year. 1983 and 1984. ;>•; utility systems j An operating engineer ed to go on welfare when publicin teresi law. These men in a welding-training the railroad, so I fell it was something back" includes lacrosse teams and received loop, threatened in the 1 lth Credited with the victory, MODERNIZATION PROGRAM of execution to me directed I shall grade at Railway's Roose- laid tubdJvbbn. SECTION 2. All ordinances or parts of ordinances Inconsistent untraditional roles. She nuui'U'n. nce for the I'orl I who holds a blue seal li- her father became an in- men ami women have serv- The workshop is offered a letter this year for winter 1981/82, N.J. 32-1 Capoblanco expose for sale by public vendue. in program." she related. "Like time for me to leave." she I the free talks she gives lo velt School, Sonia Dickey, inning by filling the bases, was Dave Munzo, the four- previously installed insula- Autlio; i: to generate awareness herewith are hereby repealed as to such Inconsistencies only. Plaza and N.J. 32-3 West Grand ROOM 207. in the Court House. In nl New York- censed she also holds oxygen valid. ed as role models for me. I the men on die job. I had to added. women at local vocational track. but Leon Fern struck out th pitcher used by Summit. Leon V. Waslelewskl, applicant was given the Youth Fk- SECTION 3. This ordinance shall take effect Immediately upon final Avenue, Rahway, New Jersey. Con the City of Elizabeth. N.J.. on tion in houses and repaired New Jei se;.. She was sta acetylene and machine want to do the work they're among high school students The award recipient is 754 Linden Avenue "The first reason is that, lift and carry steel parts for Her second job in the and technical high schools ness Award for achieving Dan Andren to end the ral- It was his first turn on the passage and publication according to law. tract for Apartment Modernization ATiDNESDAY. the 24th day of railroad ties for Amtrak. Hoiied a Newark Airport operator cards, which she doing," of the career opportunities the son of Mr. and Mrs. Rahway, New Jersey 07065 Edward R. Padusnlak, as a lawyer, 1 can more ef- railroad tracks. The lies maintenance field was with and to minority students in between 50 and 79% on all ly. mound this summer. and Fire Alarm Systems. August A D.. 1983 at Mooclink in among other jobs. and. as t Township Clerk he lone woman on earned while working at fectively serve the needs of | The nature of the work weigh from 700 to 1.500 north Jersey colleges. In her in the management of pro- Daniel Gresco. Bid proposals will be received for the afternoon of said d.iv all the Public Service Electric and items. The city team had taken Fee: $14.88 lt.,.8/4/83 It...8/4/83 Fee: $51.46 furnishing labor, materials and ser- right, title and interest of ihe above vices for the work listed above. named defendant in <;nd lo the HELP WANTED HELP WANTED BABYSITTING HELP WANTED WANTED BRICK, TILE, CEMENT FENCING & ERECTING HOME IMPROVEMENT PAINTING AND on: Tuesday, Sept. 6. 1983 following property, to wit Hairilrcsieis. share the adventure Excellent Income For Part Time. CHILDCARE in my home Fullorpai! Junk Cars S Trucks Wanted. We pay All Types- Cham link, vinyl, wood. DECORATING at: 10:00 A.M. prevailing time, at All Carpeting 4 Tiling Installed 4 ALL that certain tr.Kl or parcel of Modern prestige shop in Clark, HomeAssembryWork.Forlnfor Call lime Lunch & snacks provided t40.J50,S60. J7OS.J80 OOpicked Residential, commercial, industrial SWITCHBOARD BATHROOMS Repaired. Free estimates Insured. SPECIAL SERVICES which time and place all bids will be land and premises, hereinafter pai Money no object lor person with 504-641-8003 Eil. 8199 CarieretAtea 541-5936 U4*i7 tl 20yrs.exper,Freeest 381-6124 OPfRATOR REMODELED CallJim, 752-0524. publicly opened and read aloud. If ticularly described, situate, lying get the job done 574-1200 folk>«ing Call Rich at 381-7929 EXPERIENCE PREFERRED CRUISESHIPS ARE HIRING' $"l5 Baby Sittei For Infant My Home 9-5 Used Pisscnger car tires Wanted. 9 Ga. Vinyl wire 48" H. $3 99/fl In" PAINTING two or more bids are received for and being in City of Rahway in the ULEPHONT " SOLICITOR- COMPLETE-PARTIAL C G Home Remodeling • Expert Monday • Fri Mature Woman Anyme 3I1-O102. 9 stalled incl, everything except CARPET INSTALLATION BUT WILL TRAIN THE 1 $29,500' Cambean. Hawaii. World SPECIAL SERVICES the Contract. If only one bid IsCounty of Union and State of New [XPERIfNCED Speak Speak' EXPERT REPAIRS carpentry work 25 yrs exper. in all REFERENCES' _ 549-2652 gates.6 colors 3811044 RIGHT INDIVIDUAL. 1 1 1 1 Call for Guide. Directory, Newslet- Able to pay high prices lor gd. run. IK! 1ST INJUtlD WE WILL ACCEPT Speak Money Money Money In- aspects ol const . addil , PAPERHANGING & REPAIRS FOR SPECIAL received. It will be returned unopen Jersey Coll D«tvr««n 1-4 p nv ter (9161722-lUlEKt MATURE WOMAN wauled to babysit used cars & trucks. No Junk C«rs AUWCWK GU/UANTEID' •>, Sal Clrcia CLASSIFIED ADS APPEAR THREE TIMES- tijUiRi'nLmatuii' minded individual basements, decks, masonry, PROFESSIONALLY DONE ed. Municipality: Rahway YOUR VISA OR Atomtibloid in my home for two-month old baby wmted-OansFord 721-7100. CUSTOM VANITIES •AZ FENCE Coll Anyllm* PEOPLE with incentive to earn money work- cabinets, etc txcellent references AFTER 4:00 S Woekond Form of Contract Documents are County and State County of 273-1114 Call all 7pm 382-2867 KEN 738-877) CHAIN LINKS WOOD ing part time, earning full lime pay CRUISE SHIP" JOBS JI4-J28.000 AUTO WRECKER 574-3514or 297-7080 Appointments Availoblo. MASTERCHARGE DOC RUNS 388-8876 InlAl. Hktfeg. iboi cirp«rr|. tk- on file at the office of the Housing Union, Slate of New Jersey WEDNESDAY, IHURSDAY & SATURDAY Salary plus commission Call Jolene Vacancies must be filled im- Big Savings on used parts S cars. We S ALUMINUM SIDING* INSULATION K. Fraze 969-0533 4»i inltdjiiidiciplag. gntril Authority of the City of Rahway Street and Street Number: 1981 574JI53J mediately. 312-888-4347 E»t. BUST OP'PO'RTUN I TIES buy disabled 4 wrecked cars VINYL SIDING. ROOFING dt«m> ml tit foil ixt i li^l and at the office of the Engineer, C-1202 Call refundable LEARN HOW TO EARN iXIR.1. 3*1-4252. SWIMMING POOLS Rutherford Street Rahway, New CERAMIC TILE COMMEDCIAl 1 INDUSTRIAL REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ADDI- lrt USED CARS & TRUCKS MISC. FOR SALE FURNIJURE FOR SALE IIF£ GUARD needed immediately T 1 John C. Morris Associates. Inc.. Jersey 07065 FLEA MARKET ATTENTION HOUSEWIVrTs TocYl MONEY AND LOOK BETTER TOO JUNK CABS WAMTED All. SIZES TIONS. DORMERS 4 ADD-ALEVELS WOODBRIDGE PAINTING for V^oodbridge area private pool •BATHROOMS S SHOWERS GUARANTEED HIOROOM biT.imNG'HOOM"" Cleaning Servicelookmg for residen- Call- 238-7626 FREE ESTIMATES MIVEWAY ECONOMICALLY AFFORDABLE 500 Highway 36. Atlantic Tax Lot and Block Numbers I.nl MOBILE HOME 1 bedroom, snull ili'a VaiKiit fvciy limylav NI-IV »«»2457tt 7't MustanK. 4 cyl, 4 spd slick (c»m«nt walli-rot proof) LOW PRICES NODOWNPATMENT & Hani hproveatnl ATTIC FANS BOTH ARE NI.V J.''95 f AIM) Musi have Red doss advanced Sr tial cleaners only Good pay. Ilex Highlands. New Jersey. 22. Block 68 Body needs woik ,uns well Must furnished loi more info Call bun Dnu'i llint.'rt MiMli'eai Rei. Room . oi.r.ti ^ jhpcnvei Corgi, etc. cars. 721-3663. FLOOR CARE ESTIMATE. 634-3900 MtOTKTS 1 BEAUTIFIES Payment Bonds, as stipulated In the Nearest Cross Streel (Number of '74 Grand Prix. V8. p/w j'c p/s I HIGH I P T Sewaren area Telephone work •SHOWER DOOK H3TALLED insured. Free estimate. left Woodbndge Aiea Spa tall HeclineriCli.fi. HestOHei (ii.el CAR1IHI! MASONIC UMf'll Cur Fr*« E*llmat*f CALL KEN-687-5013 ' BATHROOM " Instructions to Bidders, will be re feet) Scott Avenue (180 HZ) 95.000 mi asking $995 Call all 6 Iroman conditioned olfices. salary SALES Pt time. Ilex. hrs. No door to Own your own Jean-Sporlsvsear Junk Cars & Trucks. $25-5100. Hardwood floors installed, sanded, PROGRESSIVE GEN'L CONTR. INC. Cond II ,y , 382-9851. MCI I Im* l.iylni Ayr, S.|i An,; 6 •TIING SiMCE 1931 pm 925-4041 9691627 or 9691713 i.iftS, door or telephone solid Call 9-4 Infant-Preteen Ladies Apparel 7-Day pick up. Call anytime, HOME IMPROVEMENT SPEC OR REMODELING quired. No less than the minimum There Is a full legal description on 5 E » c s ., 4 9 1- 0 9 8-T & commission Morning & evening finished. Free Est. A. Melchoir 442-1436 U jot 382-3604 MOPED 1980 PI1CH 700 im Cost ') 5 Vise Iti'iM'. Your diploma can salaries and wages, as set forth TO Wed., Thurs., Sat. 73 Chevy Impair. 1-owner. 8 cyl hours Call Mi Davis,9-5_ ^34-3900 C0RS0N8G0LTRY 754-0320 Combination. Accessories or Quality K2-423& « 634-1105 tf ALUMINUMS VINYL SIDING After 6:00 p.m. WAYNE-750-0732 & NEW BATHS file in the Union County Sheriffs 1 $1000 Pnce$35O Finn U"Ni'* mean a great future Childrens Furniture Stole National ROOriNGJDOITIONS.PORCH ENC. ani'lni. a/c Whiti. SKlewall tires VllLARL COMMON WE PAY S600PER THOUSAND ( 60) OVERSEAS. Cruise Jobs $20 000 Armando wants your worn or wreck- 382-0085 FLOORSANDING the Specifications, must be paid on Office. The Atom Tabloid Call 549-1855 BOATS FOR JALE__ FUUY INSj826.3060)FREE EST. PIANO TUNING -SOfA CHAIR- M. GIORDANO $995 Callaft 5pm 382-8339 ILiAMARKITS, SHOf: for you. AIM HIGH in EACH FOR ENVELOPES SECORED. •J60.000/yr,'Jossible. Call .- brands Jordache. Chic, iee. Levi tdcar.Goodpricespaid. 574-8772 Mr. Valvano Floors sanded 4 finished. Call this work. There Is due .ippmxirnately Rahway News Record Clark Patriot CHE STLINtR 211 . 85 lip iveniue Vanderbilt.' l/od, Gunne S,u Cai.'n 72 Plymnutti Gran Pru 4 dr ,i c Provincial Breakfiont (2) liv Rm the AIR FORCE. STUFFED AND SUBMITTED TO US. _ 805-<87-tOO0E»t,l'2105 MtUUS t OUAIANTUO Frankcar. 381-2537 CARPENTRY. SHEETROCK MIKE WAGNER'S PLUMBING & HEATING The Housing Authority of the Ci $10,646.12 with Interest and cosls READER Mostsell E.iel i.ond Aith tandeni COLOR PortableTVsWANTEDtobuy Klein Esprit. Zcna. Ocean Pacil.c . The Atom Tabloid Weekend Magazine p.s p.'b Aikinf $900 Call all chrs 24x4 pool 4 lilter All i» C'.llts OKAY TO SEND US THOUSANDS EXTERIOR PAINTING ty of Rahway reserves the right to The Sheriff reserves the nght lo a«i:lliailei Ash S3'JM0 549-6472 STORE CUSTODIAN WANTED AnyCondition- Day5753-7333 E»es., *» 388-5280 '« DRIVEWAY SEALING 634-9190 Ili'filns FREE DEI TAILS. RUSH SELF EvanPicone Health!e>. 300others CARPENTRY 24 1809 1 PIANO SEtVICE INC. 5pm 381-8916 cellent conrt Call befoie 10am o' 14'JORihft.T, Full Time Hours. Medical Insuranee 464-7498 Wo Aro A local Concern reject any and all bids, or to waive adjourn this sale CALL WHEN ALL ITEMS ARE SOLD •Technical Training $7,900 lo 524 500. inventoiy air- Tuning I Repairs-fully SAGGING SEAT BOTTOMS Free Estimate all 830pm 381-5526 A*.. A. .,11.1 5748599 ADDRESSEDENVELOPETO WORLD Uniforms. 4 Olher Benefits Must Expert Carpentry, additions, GARDENING AND Balhroom Tile Repairs- COMPUItHUliHGSYSnHS ! 71 Quick Eler.tra New lues. Good FOR SALE OR RENT fare, training futures grand open ANY junkor runningcars. Top dollar REBUILT IN YOUR HOME. any informalities in the bidding, and •Excellent Pay 3P ?01 I0HN ST SUITE M. Have a 7 Oay Morning Availability dormers, kitchens, baths, LANDSCAPING Tiles Cleaned Tiles Grouted, Tubs. certified. Guaranteed. Colonia, N.J. S B0IIE1! BEPUCfHIHl Iransp Veryclean All powers $700 Southbend lalhe Surlace Giindnis ingetc Mr Drckson (5011882-5164 pirj. 7 days a week pick-up. SPRINGS RETIED- If only one bid Is received, to return RALPH FRUEH1.ICI I Nntice to [ros|)''Ctive renler, Any SAUNASCAUFj)39(H Calf 574-1M3For Interview basements, etc. No job too big or too Recaulked- Rich-381-3716iitji) 20% off with Slolo licomo No 817 Guaranteed Reader lo Reader wan) ads are 541-7555 gapLatlie. f'SWL.ithe llec lijrkhll GARAGE SALE •Complete Medical/ 634-9267 NEW LINING. NEW .a>»vi»"r>M«>MaOM9*>ta %750 tjl00 USED TOOLS WANTED t maintenance, Sod, Shrubs. Top Soil. I WOODBRIDGE i No bid shall t>e withdrawn for a 10am-7pm 3810218 Any carpentry work. Small )obs in- ALL TYPES OF HOME IM- (Tunhg msmxrlon ovoilabl*) cond Rebuilt engine New muffler inb.ite HI ciedit lequned h> Stale V.it"n.il li.; .I'li'ili.iii SI >i! •Education PAYCHECKS (FULLY GUARANTEED) ENTERTAINMENT RELATED ITEMS Stone.etc.Delivered. 381-8679or SUNSHINE UPHOLSTERY period of thirty (30) days subsc AVON eluded. Freeest 2134604 H PROVEMENTS We specialize in Fischer & Kag.in. Ally sale must not exceed SI,000. Price and am/lrn $950 548-9653 a,i'ia,;i- liH I Mis.. Vu Innls ORGAN 8, LESLIE SPFAK1H (All lawiN I S!J4 i 6 .ielsi'q i II Opportunities working pad or full lime at home THE SERENADES-4 pc band CALL 541-2174 382-0952 574-2050 quent to the opening of bids. BE YOUR Air conditioners expertly installed dormers, additions, garages, con- HANDYMAN CL974 02. ail St RNH) phone number must be in ad. Autos, real 70 Chpvellc M.ilibu 2 dr. auln. USA DUO COMPACT ALL MOOh COIOfot oil the locli dings. All Occasion Music lor all 283-06 04 KITCHEN REMODELING C O ' p • " pany Do your work right in thecom- garages. Free Estimates. 283-3491 ing & Heating Repairs. Free Est Hot. ing, tree rem. & prun., gut- tion. NIW. POPULAR 19831 AMILV-SI/l C010.MA 111 ;-,oii:,'il'illRii.i:: An,- more. Needs bndy woik Asking J600 o' 574-1577 351-3390 Ages $150 .Night 636-5239 All Types of Carpentry, Quality Work- PAT'S LAWN MAINTENANCE KITCHENS REMODELED Water Heaters Lenny Gneco. State n lirn HiMin ii.itlli-s l.iinilm.' lort and security of your own home ters clnd. & installed, screens A Rahway resident, Ken- HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE HO Call 499-7766 POOLS WITH DECK. FENCl M1IIH Mow, fertilize, thatrh. edge, shrubs I Beifio.im Available lined fall loi Details and application mailed. 3 Piece Band "The Chimes for par- Lowest Prices FREE ESTIMATES CUSTOM FORMICA Lie. 6249 574-0440 repoired; decks, hauling, odd PUBLIC NOTKT SWARRANTYINSTAUEDlOrlONiy Toys Hit... limits I :t MKI TNI JVNKMAN 283-0753 neth William Nagele, CITY OF RAHWAY. NO PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED. ADS MUST BE MAILED ties. Weddings All Occasion trimmed. Free estimates Fully in- inluimation 634-4386 TSGT. Charles Beale Send your name and address to Call Lou 634-5208 COMPLETE OR PARTIAL Expert plumbing & heating repairs. jobs, masonry; underground NEW JERSEY IN OR BROUGHT TO THE OFFICE. Phoenix OiokeMge Famous lor low $888 WILL FINANCE" CAIL OAVI C0l0MA.ll Sfi.iroiilt "ill I'r'.'ston $300/Night.Calllim 636-5239 Scrap Iron & Metals sured^ 541-7815 FREE ESTIMATE 738-8771 received his bachelor of MOUNTAIN HROOK liiiideini,; .1 4 80 Broad St. KEYSTONE INDUSTRIES HIRING MODUS NEEKD Water heaters, dram cleaning. St droinog« systems, & shorpen By: JOHN P. McGRATH. costautti A cycle insurance Rigsav DIRECT FOH IMMEDIAli SlliVli:! IIil i An,; b li .4 1 10 4 Pick Up Service Decks, Porches. Windows. Doors, .n.re v.iiLKti'i! loi fa I'OLO'IO Mts DEPT 33.8480FREDERICKSBURG BAND FOR HIRE-SmalllAlfairs Two W00DSTACK TREE SERVICE • Tree lie: C«IICarlGates.38M7S5. tf ing serv. avail. science degree in manage- READER TO READER ings lor trucker, contractors stoie 800-223-0307or609 667-3337 SOMIMilNG Kill fvlilVilDDV MALES roofs. Sheetrock, Paneling, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR READER TO READER READER TO READER Bank II'IM '..•;• c;l 560011 -as1] oi Elizabeth, N.J. RD_. SAN ANT0NU1 TEXAS 78229 Piece Rhythm & Sound CALL removal & pruning. Senior citizen PAINTING AND POPUP CAMPiR, 1971 I'miia i:0l0.'ilA V) '.Vdill.'li.li Kd Hipp FEMALES Basements, Cabinets, Kitchens, Svc. & Instillation on central a/c, KITCHEN CHAIRS ment science from Kean SHERIFF'S SAI .[• AX 7 000 B1U..!)!•, okl Runsp.»l kci'pL'i;, Comp.ire Free quote by Vil 20" WEEKLY PAYCHECKS" discount Immediate Service D.R.SET K l'i ,',,11111,1 $ ..!•.. 1 $100 pi-r moiitli Mr Hue 07201 Call 862-226301354-3049 Ceilings, Bathrooms, Free Est. DECORATING i? 969-0469 *• POOL '.3 .III .i; slfeps6 stove felng heati , Pniei! Hiif^'t'r Km,' OP ;'-! G.'0',M'l Ai.f; •'. b humidifiers 4 any type of heat Cal's 0 Fee: $65.10 SOS Cill .ill 6pm phone helm J83-1440. Toll liec 1-800-233 8160 NatonalCompany Start Immediate- CHILDREN A34-1096 276-6157 College of New Jersey in 2t .8/4.8/11/83 $i:'s I .lit « |l tosell 381-0165 6344351 Painting Experienced. Interior/Ex- 634-3746 736-8008 800-662-3048 till 8 p m X6 'n NO iARtY IUHDS' ly Your weekly paycheck mailed PERSONAL RECOVERED ^ SUPERIOR COURT (>F NEW 634 2/.12 381-1664 For Adv»rtl»tng Foihlon and General Lawn Maintenance. Young tenor. VERY REASONABLE FreeEsL Union on Thursday, June 2. CHICK OUR RAIESAS [O'.V AS 20 IDISO'J IS lnmtiauli Stici.t Ni'ji eveiy Friday for the work your have BAR STOOLS JERSEY CHANCERY DIVISION ATARI'I'&OO* .traits R.vely U'.oil FANS iC.mivi Dining Rm 6 chrs China [iulM MORTGAGE 354-2370 Publieolloni Curly or Body Perms. That Last. Just CARPETING 4 Aggressive. Low Rates. Call betwn REFRIG. I'd ,p;it M(1>' tiy L 1 FujlyJns.24lRans.svc. 499-9234 J.T.M. I KST r Pi RCfNl DOWN QUOTES GIVEN 9 $600 Kilch Set. 4 chrs. Gre» $-'5 Oak lr,..' H,M,: An< . .1 f. II)-- . done that week No experience All I'h Aftei / pm b. lav." A I, Nl, ITU.[ley d.iwfl Bank repns-essed $15 Estelles Hairstylmp 131 Per- APPLIANCES 447pm. 232-8715 BOB'S TV CHAIRS-DINETTES PUBLIC NOTICE UNION COUNI Y .it'Hh ! • V v I 1 ikcncrt i?«0 1 CARPET Why pay retail? Buy direct am 9pm 494-8999 LivRm Set MakeOllei 381-5226 r vise .loAn:; - aRes Paychecks lully guaranteed LENNY'S PAINTING AND ROOFING PA YUM t MASON 636-2123 imi'r.iwi ,5A) 750-9477 l )t lakeo.ei iiayments Priva!elake NO NECESSARY shingAve.Carteret _ 541-6342. Allan's Washer-Dryer Repair Service. DOCKET NO F773 82 in 925-8558 from Mill Representative. Carpet & INTERIOR 4 EXTERIOR. MISSING BOAT CUSHIONS PUBLIC NOTICE ISIIIRUI VOUCAN BUY Jl tF'SFOR ISt I IfJ JiO.Siii'.ii.'.iAic lulu An,; Pornplete details, pay scale, and ap- PLUMBING CONTRACTORS BR.SE1 V»:!i! Tup Di'.i Aimnut ? FREEZER, Am;,!!., I Office Desks (2) Metal, v.'i, ,:oed cnniriiuii.ti P.i P.'rnfi'i '.'I-. Call Waldo The Magic Clown Specialist on Whirlpool. G.E. & Ken- installation - fully guaranteed. Free CRESTMONT FEDERAL REFRIG S.'llli HI HO l.ipnan plication loim sent on request IOOO JIM PETR0SKI ROOF SHINGLES REPLACED INS. New S Resurfaced A',kin ;$?,'[! | .,•:,. $44 THROUGH HIE US GOVERN Mr Hue eves 1-80O2338160 5 'I HO No.HI Hivshm i'.lulh"ifi'i more, and on most makes & models. C&J UPHOLSTERERS SHERIFFS SALE •i.:c .in.]-, J/50 '.Vail Unit S1I10 t cond lb ea Guls bikes i2v $1H Live Rabbits and Doves. Free Estimates. Call for complete mfor- 381-3848 A MATING SAVINGS AND LOAN i i • •:. S.'II-I HO'.v,i ii •s S.'!i HO MiNl'i/ilIIH! FACTSIODAY'CAll scllllill Alls.;-". 2 14 .lull Ilir.-.tliko Write to FGA, 93 Laiedo Ave. LANDSCAPE DESIGNER Driveways 3880125 ea Call before 10 am or all (i pin 5744219. tl 38/8382 1 SLiten Island. NY 10312 g (> Balloons For Information mationEves. M8-2354 •araii taun t ALT. 549-5414 ASSOCIATION. '•I .Ml .' I JS 750-9293 I312I74M142EXT.6322 lie A .()|l fn:^;.] Ay.. I ' '...t-l,....,'. ' ( 9OT Rlv«rvl«w Dr. Toi & CONTRACTOR Bill's Painting 4 Paperhanging. Asphalt or Concrete SHERIFFS SALE BR.SfJ p.irv Si 6pc ?nite ttil', GOLF CLUBS , 3810139 Calj T^d£ Repairs on wash., dryers, dshwshrs. OLSON CARPET CLEANING- Steam •UTH t KIT. KULL PICK UP (DELIVERY SUPERIOR COURT OF a corporation of the SECTIONAL Cnu' h tiI nttil Hi AMERICAN MORTGAGE " "REALYSWITSALES" N.J. Start Lk«ni»d Average room. sKfewalls, J12. Ceil- Curbing & R.R. Tins .'i"'l>S,"]i' Kit S.-t SlbOAIi /'inn l. WOOOfNCLOSH N.ce piece nl In, LINlli N-MOVINi". SAII 4-1 Icm FREE T0YS/GIRS with Party $40 Sis & elec. ranges 541-7268 or Fr»« Itl.-AIIWofh Guarant**d NEW JERSEY H.IK 1 Cleaning, 3 Rooms 4 Hall. $35.95 634-5760 •mi wira. STUM Hun»6 Steps. Patios United States of America, Hi'.? /. Hllliil M.itlr.. '. & Sunn,; HOME OWNERS LOANS A0('(l I.'ii mil O'Cli.nd Si i S.il Discover the "New real estale in- M* SUPERIOR COURT OF 3820948or382-7744in,timt. •«Wiii 38? 2077 nituie & beige vertu'al tilmiis In! worlh Please call Mrs Wood S36-2484 Day SNite calls. 20 yrs. STsms •wiTB Hurats Sidewalks CHANCERY DIVISION Plaintiff vs. THOMAS J. ADDAI.IA 3814705 Am: 6 '.! 'j Sola I'tiiicrtiis cl-illi". dustry 60/40 commission splits E.O.E. HIM John's Painting 4 Contract Int/.Ext. NEW JERSEY LAW DIVISION slidinRdoors Call 636-7263 Moist !')*'• •snrn t DUIK aimao CHAIRS IK Rm (!) Reclinri Other. HEWTHSPAMLMBFRSHIP ;••> u ALLCITY 636-5714 Bonded 4 Ins. Light Carpentry/ Retaining Walls S UNION COUNTY AND JANYCF. K ADDALIA. SECTIONAL ,ir $10 H.ithroorn toys luki! MIJi:il VDRI ' ,ind $200 a month car allowance 24 Hr. Am. Svc. PASSAIC COUNTY « '.IIPLLV J25e.i Rues «>!(! t. Hi ::' :'o M '.'cm,: T, •,• ,. i Appliance Repairs & Parts. Drainage Pipe ',..'. V ,Vn,nb-dl'ai Here s an opportunity to earn 634-8349 Repairs Wallpapering 4 Sanitas P.MIII. ll.lk.No.4151 DOCKET NO. F 594 83 his wife, also known as f'ORl KiAIIINi; 1 1 I.HHii'ii M soil Microwaves, air conditioning, REASONABLY PHICEO DOCKET NO. L4984O-79 li.HSlbM 381-9382 Almnstiinii.i S: ' 499O'J9.' CLOSE OUT SALE thousands of dollars, more than you HOROSCOPE by Hung AllCallsans 574-0087. CITY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND THOMAS J. ADHAI.I.IA 634-5434 AUTO August 4 f. 5 'I '. sewing machines & vacuums. Ex- 634-0354 494-2998 FREE ESTIMATE STUMP HUTCH in! II AT WAREHOUSE may now be earning Call Bill Morkis READINGS Mn. Kayo 1 irnuTDiT auras J-11056-8 BROADWAY BANK CANARIES U,:e Brautilul AllCul SECTIONAL • ;'. (\i II.I Huiv.il MEW LANDSCAPING Frank's Painting Int/ExL Free Est LOAN ASSOCIATION, an AND JANYCE ADDAI.LIA. I'ORl RIAUING needed BOOKKEEPER penenced, courteous, reliable ser- & TRUST COMPANY, Plaintiff ... Icr bii'fiiiiE oi pet, $30 C.i" lilH'iMit.vin:,! (3 Roh«oy Avi 6344400 Berg Inc. Realtors Better Reader & Advisor. Card. 9KUU SERVICES, INC. Averaf>eRoom$35 636-3161 862-8160 association organized and his wife; SECURITY PACIFIC J.'.'il -i' M". INSURANCE '.•.t.-.i 1 ,•,•,-.,^,A^ L .int.- .'.II,' S I' North Centra I J«rt*y •ubitdtary vice any time any rj ay or night ROOFING •v", f. m-etoch 574-3696 38! 1184 • >odbiidga N J Keeping the soil Homes & Gardens ol mititl-maaailn* publishing Polm. Crystol. Availoblo UtKTQUiaM vs. TOM B. LEE and 3811881 INTEREST RATES Di'Cui.it. i Ci r ;•.•:•. fl.ilhn,; Hue 247-7565 •LANDSCAPE Experienced Painting 4 Paperhang- existing under the laws of the FINANCE CORPORATION KII.CABINCTS cvenK moist is one of company IMIII fioohk»«p«r to for Private Portios S Roof repairs, siding, leaders, gut- &TREE RUTH M. LEE, his wife, COUCHES ,*<• Plu^iM SI[V, 6 Nch S9(l i> t.'i. Include* p roc ••ling of company! $2 reading w. this ad 382-9620 RAHWAY FOR SALE OF PREMISES SSS 54'. C.ili /.cif.iit IJI'III h lurn clolrii's !;iys kncocnlng poyfn»rtfi, moinlalnlrtg DRAPERY 283-3065 Free Estimate AND LORI A KENNEDY t-pi-i Rita Mulhall. agricul- to J )C Assoc.. ! 342 Birc hHi It Rd.. »IR CONDITIONING AND lnc.I4yrs.eitp. 381-5145 WRIT OF EXECUTION .-. :-i %V:i Cjllalt 'J 634-1840 541 7101 coih r»c«tpn |oumat, monmly UAIK H m riniTi niii" wf$- 4863192 RAH.VAy /jl Hi'.e/ PAVING INC. Rd hily jl' tural program asso- Mountainside. N J 0 7092 T REFRIGERATION SLIPCOVERS C 4 C Wallpapering • reasonable 574-0861 FOR SALE OF his wife, Di'lcnrlrMits COFFEETBL.Jilm: latil..j I'Gui LAMP '.•...'.: 374-1622 I0R.AI bank rxonclllailont ond billing f*»L SOFA i. MATTRESSES Hi.llany Spaniel Pi.ppifs An,: ; IIP IVaVi 7355 ST CEOSCE AVE RAHWAV HAULING & CLEANUP rates. Eipsrt workmanship. No job By virtue of the above staled writ SI 9-9 Wi'irr.mi' 1 ,' Service And Repair UPHOLSTERING SMALL JOBBER Forking LoJa CIVIL ACTION ; ciate will) Ihe Union Live-In English speaking Hijust MORTGAGED PREMISES ''•• TV•• .vi it™. Sun W ii.-i. .• . \ *3.'m:-i) SIM) Residential & Commercial. Call Attics, cellars, garages cleaned. toosmall' 549-2789or437-6736 Drivoways C & W of execution to me directed I shall Motol'Hotol Quality keeper tocaie for two pre-schoolers 5744*93 UPHOLSTERING-reasonable prices HANDYMAN WKITOF EXECUTION 634-0796 Sbli Hij .'.:• ' 549-0769 925-9048 Count) Co-operative 3 y»an asp*fi< _Jim at 63M357W 721-4046 Disposal of contents. Free est Ropairs expose for sale by public vendue. In RAHiVAY 1/1 Wallpis St .nil lar. In Chatam home General house- wirh a pood knowkdg* of booK- guaranteed work 60yrs in business Exterior. Interior Industrial Painting COMPLETE HOME REPAIRS By virtue of the above stated writ FOR SALE OF MORTGAGED COINS. ,'..iik,ii,: i Lei!, Hall ['l;ll,li LUMBER II ••: hlllf tt'i lovnij;. nlaylul ^» tii.'d [°.\iension Service. SINGLES ONLY " Sealing LANDSCAPING SOFA • i r K ,11'all ilii.".: An,: b.tt, b 1'iei ••'• M.nn i . lulitul .ill colors Will tfi* ar*o ot account* recslvobla. Wall Paper Removal Ask for John. lA.'.'lll III! it-'nis liii.'ri'. ||.*pli( If the soil around daysoll 635)259 20 Yeai Old Attractive L •• s a I Rubbish removal, demolition work •5«»d"i(] Sudd in 9 the City of Elizabeth, N.J., on ii•!,in.'i'it,,.i ;.' Accurate typing ability (*Owpai). Rent Us call Jim 283-2745 Yard expose for sale by public vendue. ir By virtue ol the abou- staled ant ••• I', I..-.SV15 549-3709 M ISC.J0RJ.W.E spa, 5 l- ltom.ile 862-2521 * 71 Calluntilllpm. 925-3107 •Roto Iill.nq 382-2867 lll'jl Slll.ik.'l -'t. tomato plants dries accurocy on adding Secretary interested in mama^e STOPI sheds, garages, houses. Free 636-0655 WEDNESDAY, the 24th day of r.uvsiitcrs Hi'w S Used Sales. EXPERIENCED PHARMACIST •p**d and cleanup.lawnscut. light hauling, at- ROOM 207. in the Couri House, in of execution to me directed I shall CRIB * iiniT, I'hiMciatl ccn ORGAN ilmiir, .. mochln* roleulolor seeks man with same m!erp~t P 0 KITCHEN i DINETTE Estimate 381-2629 August A.D.. 1983 at two o'clock In SOFA RED $49 RAII'iVAY tiiri l-ll.'isi.nA'.L- YAHPft out. blossom end rot SUSAN'S WALLPAPERING/STEVE'S tics, garages, basements cleaned. Cot J'jtiO A-.k He* fllil ..-,!.: • 'Curs Ri'iirjK tu* R,itcs w license or jecent graduate t«t«phofia tklllft and rh* oblllfy to Box 154 Sewaren, II I Fr»« E>tlmat«» Ihe City of Elizabeth. N.J . or expose for sale by public vendue. in .'•'!. V Ii lit-,! I),-, HAKL SAII A up. ii 10.' Ham (It Appliances 4 furniture moved. PAINTING. 2JJ-J9M or Fully | the afternoon of said day, all the can result. Blossom w license seeking employment compoi» own corr*tpond«nc* Before You Buy That CHAIRS HANDYMAN-CARPENTER for all $.'7!: CJII28317O6 Spkl * tieih I: J ; 38S6O17 381-4454 1 SINGLES CORRESPONDENCE WEDNESDAY, the 10th day ofROOM 207. in the Com! I louse, m SI -if 388-0125 nin. Fit. Sit An,; I I WHAM* HIRDS Railway art *«i»ntkil. Exp«ri*nc« on on«- RECOVERED $4 50 reasonable rates. Call Ray 566-0887 Int./Ext Low Rates. jobs-cellar to attic. Painting, panel- 738-1719 right, title and Interest of the above PtASIIC SLtf COVERS us ru DOG TRAINING end roi is the large, FullorPjrtTime Call 969-1200 writ* bookk*«plng tytl»rrn a CLUB Write 369 Easl 900 South NEW MAJOR Bob - Gary August A.D.. 1983 al two o'clock li the City of Elizabeth. N.J.. >>n CRIB MAT. $7')Cmuse Slnil OUTBOARD V : • 1 I »u» 382-7058 or381-8157 Free Estimate named defendant In and to the SPD BOAT .' ' I'l.-v-Itf Ul >ra liunkk Art Manoc<«it Dog Tfa.ninfl School Area liiiuni Mi.ni.in , [;ii:ti plut. Coll«o« cr*diti tn accoun- ing, ceilings, closets. All minor home isinni madt' pm lilted 1 jpeitly WIVES' MOTHERS ' WORKING SalUakeCily Utah 84 111 APPLIANCE or T.V. . Si.ii L'.nilili'ii S."' Ttrii. (Kut li &MI black sunken spot that Ihe afternoon of said d.iy. WEDNESDAY, the 2'lth day of iunm:il:fi lltll.'l (.'.III-. v*ill b* fan Ing N«w Otgmntf RAH'iVAY KOI liaid.'iiSI .4 blk, off WOMEN' Earn JJSplusFREE WAR- ting on oi»«t. Dinettes Pat's Trucking. Demolition of SAL'S PAINTING-Int/Ext. Fully Ins. repairs.Call 636-7344 following property, to wit: 5 i0 i'r'/F, n,;lb; i ul ill your iiome Any sola & 2 Clanvt Uu.fi. July 28 "VERY PERSONAL' magazine Call For The properly lo be sold is looted August AD . 19H3.it two o'rloW: ii, 2830040 541 2f.O7 2832912 'Main.(in Aii' rj.'hinil Railway II S i freqtieniK appears on Made garages, clean up work, yards, Free Esl 25 yrs exp Call Anytime ELECTRICAL SERVICE ih.nis in .! pc scclionjl SlbO V.F.W. HAH. DROBE selling latest fashions Call Good 1 tan ing tokiry. •KC«M*nt publishes very adult classified com- METRO CONSTR. ALL that certain tract or parcel of DESK .':.k '..j Sfi'- C.ili ila, .n PIONEER I . Sal 4 Sun An,: t, i •'. 9am 4|im company paid b*n»4it« including cellars. 4 houses. Fully ins SERVICES In the City of Rahway in Ihe County the afternoon of said (Jay '• I v.' II.-* .'u-HllfLi.ilr 865-6300 ft B'oadway. ClaiW the bottom of tania •ift 3pm 541-1396 To 322-9409 ALDAWN ELECTRIC dental and convtnltnl knot kin panionship ads which aie not LOWEST PRICE ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS & land and premises, hereinafter par (•ii.M.i'i:.1!1 CARPETING Alto Advanced Ob*di*nc« i;all int' ti-'liu.- ,:aia,:i' s.'l'- ni IIVII 388-7763 SEWER & DRAIN CLEANING of Union and State of New Jersey The property to be solri is located IrikUlfttu IllicklllJ fill, loi) Soil. S toes. Rad ishes"gro\s7i' NEED EXTRA CASH' right ocfow th« itr*«f from Con- published in newspaper; ' VP K . Order Commercial, residential, industrial tlcularly described, situate, lying 3815431 I. istS,' 'f.r.kS 558 Of 93 P'o'«ct*d Tto.ning Premises are commonly known in the City of Railway in the C ouii'i; •'!.)• 5580693 inj; III ! A . ull''t l.!]l" :l'Tlls al ..1 rail and only 2 mlln from fh« NJ 549-9344 FREE ESTIMATES Bonded, insured Lie 521/ PARKING LOTS Stnni-CjIlatli-ibiim 388-5750 Linoltum & Til* under dry conditions $350 a week plus possible Work Turnplk* and Cord*n Stota mailed directly tosubsenbers Send and being In City of Rahway In the DIAMOND t LJIIV! j'/.lO'i i [)l(!l PIANO K.niln: VCR RCA A a "t I'll I in inn..". pan! AL-IEE DIIETTES PAPER HANGER £34-4987 574-3861 tf as: 2012 Henry Stri-el R.ihw.iy of Union, and Stale ol New Jersey •i !'l C'lni Ven old sinuli- coster bed JbO IK..H, p^OiJl, rfonl po, (o. high from home For details call Par*woY. Pl«ai» »«f>d rttumi for FREE sample issue "VP" Dept. CNKISTO MOS. HiULMG •.i.ii.;, rt c-Mili. are 233-5384 are inclined to be hot Summer Discount County of Union and State of New '.In',: :,.•.'• - • CUAIANTII w* tall ft m,i || 634-7742 and or l«n«r with talary hiilory FACTOR V WAREHOUSE Flocks. Foils, Wei Look Vinyls N.J. premises are commonly known as ... ,ii Ml / IWiiAii liencli i'fov couch SliiO a |312,931-5337c»t.2888H AT. P0 Box 846. Stioudsbuig P.i YOU CALL...WE HAUL Berger Pools - New pool sales. Ser- John W Paulikas no iob loo small Jersey. •'. H.'f -n Call381O218 ONIV rim QUAUTV to-p.lm, and bitter. and r»quir»fn«nn >o conftd«nc». AUTO REPAIR Prices. Call now for I..ish.li:-Jl H', 388 6.101 499-0824 vice! repairs, Pool openings. 15yrs. Lic4283 283-2194. tf Tax Lot No. 11 & 12 in Block 457 Elm Avi-niiivR.ihw.lv. N.J Vi-iy old Dimn,: Rm Bullet $100 FORK~LIFI OPERATOR to move US36O Attic*. Boi»fn#nU Oorogci The property to be sold Is located DIN SET /, i , HJIS SI00 I... POOL COVER YEAR MEMBERSHIP AUTO REPAIR Call after 4 p.m. on Exp-fullylnsured. 245-S098 free estimate. No. 124 Tax Lot No ') in Ulcx-k No 443 : •hi & I,.id, Cilll.iuiipt 574-1579 DAILt YARD SAII automobiles f T position 382-214 CWonod O»mo Work Apt 1 PAINTING Need an Electrician' Call WINDER In the City of Rahway In the County - .'. :>,•' IV $?i 25 tclo' Iv U'Jdi-1 S.'ii li Mon. & Wed. Sal-All Day. Horn* Moving Painting (Ini Em) B & E Air Cond. • Refrigeration, Gas, ,; j4 Iri'C WOVEN WOOD SHADES W. Cortoret, 49 Stimo Ave. DEPT. 312846 PRIVATE INSTRUCTION ELECTRIC Lie. Bus PermitNo 5736 Dimensions ol Lot (Approximate Dimensions of lot Hi) ft >: All i .[) in 382-1630 I'.-cin color nimoue t;ood condi Eni'iKetic individual Immed open . 75M278 Tony Floor* Sanded X Fimthod Interior and Exterior of Union, and State of New Jersey r 925 5065 382-4895 July \ Aui; A Elec. Heating. Hot Water Tanks. 3M-O855 tl ly) 41.67 feet wide by 100 feet long 174.23 ft x 22 i7 ft x 1(X)6Z fi r linn SiiO or b ocall anytime WAGGIN WHEELS ins 388-0372 15OI Broodwoy, NT.. NY 10036 Learn popular piano haimony S fully Inturad —Fr*« Ctt'mat«t 283-1370 1(1 h TOM Premises are commonly known 381-9544 LEVOLOR & 11 d M b HI 969-3609 Rodnjue; Electrical Contractor Fully Insured Nearest Cross Street: Siluale on 67.96 ft x 2i>2 35 ft AUTO DISMANTLER F T . Ag- theory Jd_Zappula636-2781 ff BRICK, TILE. CEMENT REUPHOLSIERING 3S2-9439 ciu SIEVE 634-6157 as: 152 Monroe St. USED CARS & TRUCKS USED CARS & TRUCKS Fumiturt S, Mite. Ittmt QUALITY PAVING Specialising in Licensed 4 Bonded No 3894 Noiob USED CARS & TRUCKS VOI'EI) 19/9 Molobecane bOV VBITKAL BUNDS GROOM MOBILE gressive individual Must have own Tutoring by public school teacher the Southerly side of BARNETT Nearest Cross Street Situate on CERAMICTILING OVEfi 30 YEAKS EXPfRtEMCE resurfacing £ new asphalt toosmall 636-3297 Tax Lot No. 30 in Block No. 80 :•'••:.:.' li.'lt.i S« V 8 ,- s Vnbyli-ttl- llndi'l ?000 mi J400 "tVKYTHIHG MUST tools Immed Pos 18 yrs or older Math S Readmg.giades 1-8. fall aft STREET, 173.07 feel from the the noriherly side ol Urn Avenue •:? I J,|'!J ', u:,i,i 1'ei'in Baft rooms remodeled driveways. Free Estimates. Fully Dimensions of Lot: (Approx •l.,l"C Hl.iCk I'j-.k.llif 5 MiC i . .',,.',•• ontin. am lie. CHI272-6O51 at 20% OFF 3M<)372 BABYSITTING 4_p_m 283-1349 LIGHT ZEUS ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING Westerly side of HENRY STREET 110 feet from the westerly side of PROFESSIONAL COI" Jim Mover 6344643 PAINTING Guaranteed. 381-8236 J JH Imately) 50 x 100 ••'!" li.i'.J i.i.II-.! $; 41)1.1 till NOT INFLATID LtST PRICE TRUCKING SmokeS Buip.lar Alarms ', Mif,, ! ail []jrti-: e.e:y ollt.oi: <•> t.OIIS !•'! Cle.in Ciujianleed Hij' Selection GUITAR PIANO ORGAN FLUTE & all D&N A full legal description of th(Plerpont Street. RELIABLE, mature woman needed Tile Battiroom repaired SHOP AT HOME SERVICE PET GROOMING to someone vou love BEAUTICIANS mth following Clark. MACKIE & Appliances & Furniture A/C Central-Window & Wall Units. Attic Fans CONSTRUCTION INC. Nearest Cross Street: Lawrence ;.•! • .no Asking S l.i 900 Cil: 381 6301 •• 548 1645oiRtdd|5489074 REFRIGERATORS to care lor 1 and 10 yr olds in my other instruments al your home R& R premises can be found In the Of There Is due approximately Don I b« looUdfay t.mlio . odt Colonia area Terms negotiable Remodeled-Misonry Your Memorial Gift Removed & Delivered Heat-Hot Air Baseboard. Water All TypesolElectiical Work •Asphall S Street 273-20400(574 1203 ' ' n'.if Smibiii! 45 l!0il mill", Siieu.il./.n,: in Frost Free Sales YOU KNOW US (OR '1* ff A«S HELP WANTED homeslartingSeptembei Excellent Anytime 388-3111 llces of the Register and the Sheril! $74,579.30 with interest from April 78 li.it Call-574-8045 Cmcry GlagolUll-4307 Garoges & Cellor^ Tanks. Service & Install.-Joe. License No 6587 351-6718 Concrote Drivoways There Is a full legal Description on fi'i i'huciMi i'i 0U0 miles ; '- I .. . ..nil 634-6120 A Sfivn e Mi Cool • 225-5272 DON I YOU' At helps support medical refeiences required. Call alt 6 00 PIANO All Ajes. all levels. of Union County. 7. 1983 and $8,84'104 with in rnol 5 :,:' SUNDAYS t>-4 .1 n, r>*sp. Reasonjble PARI II'.H J Kill |)j)i j Week" » onia home Call aft 6pm 381-9831 Guitar Lessons At my Home Begin- 134* U Im U, lufa INTMIOR MOVING? Industrial, Commercial, There Is due approximately tract rate of 10% from March 29 These Is a full legal description on liolln 634-2417 SUMMER service activities. 201-750-1191 J I 1 MASONS Brick. Block, Coo- •JfO I' U Foid f 150 p •. p t; Aulo 548-8828 Im .ill Detail-. CJII After 6 00 pm or Daytime 12121486-6606 c EXPERIENCED MEN Residential 382-3570 $2,162,90 and costs. 77 M.'l,ur, V i l m ttl b p Mi Start JII .'i. itm^ GOVERNMENT JOBS 516.559 ners and Visually handicapped 'ete. Repairs & Home Im- •XTIRIOR 1983 to May 17, 1983 and lawful file In the Union County Seriffs Of An 4 »VLJ $5450 C.ili 5749749 ! I'lMilS 862-3657 FULLY INSURED Insured & Bonded The Sheriff reserves the right to . ond Inly equ . • [i •• |i b c.lfi'i'i in Advi'fti'.tn^ Ouf r.ipidlye< $50 553 year Now Hiring Your Reliable Woman Tocaie for8yr old Students. By Experienced Teacher provements. No job too small. HOME IMPROVEMENT SPECIALIZING IN 383-5877 Interest thereafter, and costs. flee. r 24 Hour Svrvlc* iv heels am In. s • ; .11 .!.•!> b.'Ullll ReiriReratoi bO its old oi more SPECIAL p.»nrliriK newspapm have iol»' ' Mon. • Fri 4 pm to 10 pm Ca« 2834271 adjourn this sale. MISC. EVENTS Area Call 805/687-6000. 574-1442 CLEANING SERVICES All types of home improvements RESIDENTIAL RITTENHOUSE Fr*« Estimates The Sheriff reserves the right lo The Sheriff reserves the right t-> 80 I'onda Accoic L"A 2 di 5 v,iC ci-pt$299b i." ' "•* S.' 'jl'" 5492016 *-le,:s Uuixl miiknigcond Call loi pOMhurr. in mil Aiivt'rliMii^; [)cpt REFERENCES! 382-6010 EiLR-2105 Singinf. Piano. Flute Saxophone Concrete driveways, j; Kit./Baths. Basements, attics, FfM Esrvncmt adjourn this sale. adjourn this sale p s a f; Mint Cond ,!in Ini , 381 9544 information 574-1579 FREE A[iplu-.jnt\ mu1)! bi' Ri'snoniible ',lll.lj.li;tii.i || s p • tl .'» CHILD CARE in my Rahway home by Clarinet Jules Small BM MM. Hlewafcs. All types of brick I block alum, siding, paneling Free est Call JAMES REGAN TRUCK SERVICE 574-1175 Ralph Froehllch cassette New lues X b'afce-. RUMMAGE SALE h.ivt- own r.lr must tie 1S >iv ri' 77 Firerjild p-il il''P"IM jiii- S14 75 HI Batavus Moped Needs' tnf f, Flea Shampoo $100 Per Week Part Time at Home an experienced professional Young People's Concert conductor kIE 2J3-34S1 Dominick. 382-9514. tf CLEAM m AMUKA ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS Sherlf Michael Howard, Atty. RALPH FROF.HLICI I 381-3173 am- Im iad.) h-' I ,! ' 388-5143 brakes sacnlice S?50 969-2234 Holy Comforter Church oldi'i CHI 574-1578 loi .lpponil Webster Americas lairorite dic- 381-8754 388^948 925-S468 241-9791 wGrooming A PORCHES, PATIOS. SIDEWALKS. Th« p g Ceiling 4 Walls Repaired. Sheetrock DRIYEWAY SEALING CX45602 (DJ & RNR) 'HOBuicKSkylark Innt wtiet-ldn.e Kefriterators W.isheis Dryers Coloi mtyjfy I Si &WQ*! A* HO*« mpnt oi ipply in [;•_•(vo:i .it ?19 (!>'M TELEVISION SERVICE Shenff $2955 C.iM(*k'l al' ills t-.l J.'5 Nl'.-ds *ofk tionary company needs home Experienced PediatricR N willcare Guitar or Bass lessons, in Your PADS for Mebl Buildings. Call for t*rvtc« itwt m«Mft your tp*cial STaping.CaU(Edrson) 549-8754 Kleeman, Hlrsch & Simpson, Attys. 19 000 mil Like New Call all 6 FrW«y 1 Si*ri,y, IralAvp R.ih*ji Mini Ilims ') S ARTHRITIS f>i>di, r*tld*n!tol 4 offk» c»«i ty- ber of water accidents has 'REPLACEMENT 'DORMERS AFFORDABLE QUALITY WITH QUICK SERVICE ROOFING ed. "Technology makes us re- immediate. Acceptance at the four foot level. with handrails at both sides. "No culture has embrac- 77 Valley Rd. climbed along with the in- DORMERS define what life is, what came with the realization •Keep all electrical appl- -A fence should sur- ADDITIONS Worn ed 'the machine' more than In recent years Ameri- crease in home pool instal- •Aluminum ADDITIONS death is. Technology makes the automobile could be put Nursery/ Clark' 388-0077 iances away from the pool. round the entire pool to •Reroofs this one. and I don't know/ cans have become more dis- lations. Mrs. Ellen Bloom, us redefine ourselves, and in the hands of people for Kindergarten "Your Friendly Proper pool construction keep children out when •Tearoffs • • •. J.'V.".*-•£•••: of any culture that resents ii trustful of technology. Dr. Neighborhood Specialist" the Union County director the more rapid the techno- $600 or S800. Americans also can reduce pool acci- there is no adult supervi- more." said Dr. James, an James thinks that's partially School of consumer affairs, whose LICENSED ©STEEL logical change, the more did not build really efficient, dents. The Consumer Safe- sion. Do not provide access • s-m assistant professor of Amer- because the American char- •Reading Readiness office is part of the Dept. of & FULLY painful the redefinition. My precision engines, but they ty Commission gives these to the pool area from a •Vinyl ican studies who taught a acter "is one that resents •Skills S Concepts Human Resources, suggests feeling is, it's not the future built a machine that was guidelines: house or patio door. The INSURED seminar this spring in dependence tremendously, •2-3 E 5 Hnli Do; these precautions to insure •Windows and that sense of depen- that shocks us, it's the con- cheap enough so that the --Non-slip surfaces reduce fence should be difficult to Try casing iho ATOM FREE "Technology and American Sessions MOVING AHYWHWt backyard water safety: Custom Built CARPENTRY dence has increased tremen- stant imperative to redefine common man could now •Day Care Program the possibility of falls on climb, self-closing and fioador to Rvader Ads Culture" at New Jersey's IN THE COUNTRY? -Never swim alone and ESTIMATES ADDITIONS 4 *R*rnod«IIng S Popairs Premium Oi •• dously." ourselves morally and emo- have one. That was con- fliailahleOpen slippery decks, walkways, secured with a lock. •Vinyl S Aluminum State University. For Information on that always have competent diving boards and ladders. CARPET & You'll DORMERS Siding "The shattering of inno- tionally." the instructor sidered to be one of the 730 am to 530 pm -Never put a slide in •find innt The professor citeil ihe new area adult supervision while the UPHOLSTERY 1 •Thermal Windows cence as far as domestic noted. great American technolog- -Avoid sudden drops in shallow water because a real '•(•alt ALL WORK OUARANYIID (In Writing) & Doors suburban lifestyle as a Call TOLL FREE pool is being used by depth when building a pool. person entering the water (You'll (••! *20 Years of Moticulous technology is concerned Dr. James, whose back- ical-" achievements," she 1155 & 2153 SI. Georges CLEANING Ilk* a burglar classic example of Ameri- rn 1-800-523-2460 children. Paint numbers on the edge • ttinpoo • SIIIB • Sfcowcis* OFFICE & Craftsmanship first occurred with the 1965 ground is in American in- pointed out. Ave., RaLway head-first can be seriously when you DAVID GINFRIDA can ambivalence toward LLS Ext. F730-C -Don't swim after drink- of the pool to indicate water injured. The safest way to i\ 3 Difftrtnl Pried discover how COMPLETE SHOWROOM blackout in New York-the tellectual history and in the It's impossible to gener- 381-6640 Drapm • Furnltur* CHAS. F. GRANT 150 Gal. ;!•:•.. technology. ing, eating heavily or taking depths at various points. • WilU • Floor. llttl* R*ad*r HOME IHPROVENEHtS CO. idea that one small breaker history of science, said she alize about technology, said slide is feet-first. Corpwtry I Woodworking r "The entire movement to medication. mi iurvm cHiitFuciy CIVIN i cost) 24 ELM AVE. C.O.D. Oi' . has become fascinated by Dr. James, because people -Have any electrical sys- Consumers who have "FOR SERVICE CALL" the suburbs is based on switch could bring down -Keep rescue devices and RAHWAY Sorvico avoilab the entire northeastern the cultural interaction bet- react differently to specific LOVE-HATE THAT MACHINE - Technology--so widely embraced by American culture- tems installed by a licensed questions regarding this or Servpro ol Clark/Westiield 4997555 KK? technology," she noted. "It first aid equipment and HAH YOUR JOIN OUR FAMILY OF SATISFIED (cor. Main St.) ween particular techno- machines and processes. -is also greatly resented in this country, said Dr. Mary Ann James of Rutgers Universi- K.N. CHATTERJEE, M.D.. M S F.C.C.PJ electrician. There should be other matters may tele- CUSTOMERS IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD $ was based on the street air United States. The second emergency telephone num- AD IN TODAY! 321.0099 logies and the American "Most of us are very will- ty. Dr. James, who teaches a course in "Technology and American Culture" at New 179 Main St. Woodbridge adequate outside and under- phone 233-0502 or stop in 499-7119 originally, and now the event, which I think cry- bers by the pool. stallized our distrust of idea of the way things ing to accept a telephone, Jersey's State University, urges her students to approach machines with "less hostility water lighting for night-time at the Union County Divi- automobile." {The lato Dr. Fredericks Office -Dive straight off the end Additions.. machines and our re-eval- should be. but not. say, nuclear waste and more curiosity." r swimming. sion of Consumer Affairs' MOFING SERVICE DIRECTORY ADS can he yom-ss "There's probably no of the diving board, not the -Have at least one ladder office at 300 North Ave. E., M more technologically in- uation of many of our atti- "Particular technologies disposal," she pointed out. nologies, such as nuclear She finds many of her 634-2678 KHdm 4 Biferoon Call An Expert A Walk-In Office side. at each end of the pool. Westfield. twodillng Only *156 TOTAL for 8 consecutive wed, tensive lifestyle than that of tudes, was the 1973 to 1974 have been very democratic "But many people really power or genetic engineer- students have a sense the NO WAITING—NO APPOINTMENT Dtdu, Patios. i.C. ItOOFIMt the American suburbs, from oil embargo, because that in the United States." she arc technophobes--they ing. For example, with machine is out to get them. IIWIIC - MOW IMTMVEMKTI . really showed how much explained. "More machines have a fear of technology. County, —Less Expensive Than An Emergency Room— Storage Btmi the dishwasher, the lawn genetic engineering, who "I'd say about half of my Most Convenient Hours: AII r,pii oi 636-2221 we were dependent on our have been placed in more Essentially, this is a fear of : fertilizer, the televisions, to decides what characteristics students were very hostile Monday ilim l nJ.iy I 111 K Hoai laprorniml ALL ANYTIME machines," according to the people's hands than at any the elitist and dangerous im- Satnrda\ V 1 Museum fundraising the telephones and the two are to be developed," she to most technological ideas Booting I Siding Joseph Casals CMMOCT MHMt automobiles. And what are educator. other time in the history of plications of particular tech- asked. we discussed," she noted. Complete Medical Si-nici's Bell •X-Ray• I .ibonitup. *l >ijnii:riii\ Ki( •ulldarc Tufl^innnd "I had students who said > •Minor Sur^'/Ji > •l rocui^up\ General Contractors - V > they didn't know anything •ProctosigmoMii'.KipvM'.ii- Nme.ir tops $1,000,000 - -ioo% /Jl 1 738-8442 UL nrnior nru. about computers and they Senior Citizens Wi-k'umi FREE ESTIMATES HERE ARE 16 REASO survey Call anytime (or FREE Etttmat* didn't want to know any- Medicare & Mcdicaid Accepted HOME IMPROVEMENT At a meeting in Wash- •Miration •Roefiag •Coritn thing about computers. I Lautenberg, who hailed date, the campaign has rais- HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS Ol YOUR ington recently Brenda "the spectacular success" of •Siding *Stni Fronts •UOUMIJ mr, replied if they had been CIIOICK ARRAM.J I) 1 Ok YOI ed $3,000,000. TO START!! I growth Bingham, the president of the campaign.' Both are Robert J. Koenig, the dir- •Doors *Win4tin •Awaiifs Accurate Rug Gleaning, Inc. around when writing was the Montclair Art Museum •Earagi DMH •Corptitry • New Low Seasonal Rates (Save Up To 30°./ being invented, and had long-time supporters of the ector of the museum, who 120 Gertrude St., Clark in Montclair, announced •Prise WUdowi & Doors said they didn't want to museum. attended the Washington • Lowest Bank Terms in the State! New Jersey Bell and the museum had raised •100% Book Fiiuciig to Qualified Bnytrs know anything about Union County government Sen. Lautenberg is a meeting, said vital needs 382-0256 • Finance Through Our Own Company; All Ty, DIAL-A- more than SI,000,000 to Rugs Steam cleaned writing, and why should member of the board of will be addressed as a result 541-7966 Of Financing Plans Available have announced the crea- C. George Constandis, M.D. "vastly surpass" the re- by truck they learn it, the situation trustees. of the fundraising effort. tion of a "partnership" aim- quirements of the $100,000 mounted unit. •Pay Nothing Until the Job is Completely Finished. would be analogous. One of ed at furthering economic announces Challenge Grant awarded The grant contributes to Upholstery & Free Home Improvement Consulting & Est the things I stress with the Plans, he said, call for air- 0 development efforts in Un- the opening of lii>, office the museum by the Nat- the museum's 75th Anni- Drapery Cleaning Season Sale On All Work Nowi students is machines are not ion County. conditioning the existing for the practice of ional Education Assn. versary Fund Campaign, a PROD going to go away. Techno- building, creation of addi- Most Jobs Completed In 1 Week County Manager Arthur (NEA) last year. The three- five-year development pro- 371 *oos»vtlt Av»nu», Cart»r*t, N.J. logical illiteracy in an age of tional, modern climate-con- Ofn Dally t to « %•!. f to 3 Stato lk*n»*4 tnd Fullv In Open Sat. & Sun. For Your Convenience- J. Grisi said today New to-one matching grant re- gram aimed at raising $9.7 increasing technology Jersey Bell will proceed Internal Medicine million for the increase of trolled storage space, re- Member National Remodelers Assn. ••••••••••SERVIC• 4 E quires $300,000 be raised in location of all exhibition means you have less and AUTO INSURAHCE with its business retention three years. operating endowment, re- SAL MORTILLARO Member Chamber of Commerce & BBB. less control. Machines are and expansion program in novation of existing space space to one floor, reloca- APPLIANCE; Mrs. Bingham made the Free Insulation and Energy Surveys PREMIUMS fallible, certainly, but part Union County, and called it 1130 Raritan Road and new construction. tion of the museum's re- eating you up?/' ^\ REPAIR This Spot of control is maintenance, another major step forward Cranford, N.J. 07016 announcement to Elizabeth search library, creation of a ROOFING Warehouse Sale On All Siding Now! & and not being angry when in the county's economic Weil, the director of the Initiated one year ago, it sculpture court and a mem- ALUMINUM 1IDINC Lowest Rates On Dormers & Add-A-Levels $ $ $ s %y ) NEA Challenge Grant pro- bers' lounge and construc- SALES Could you have to repair them," development efforts. is the first broad-based, pub- •Hot Roofing • Gj|l»ri-1 pc. Install We Warehouse Our Own Materials-Wholes "EXPRESS WHAT IT MEANS TO the professor added. Hours by Appointment gram. The meeting was at- lic campaign for funds in tion of a 300-seat lecture •Storm Door•Dormers & Replacemens t Windows Will ifuri Your (ill Pncl New Jersey Bell has been Best Prices on Replacement Windows BE TOGETHER" tended by New Jersey Sens. hall. D 'Additions ~ WHh O.i Hii behind similar efforts in 272-0066 " the museum's 69-year his- •Toaslers'Vacuums Be Yours Bill Bradley and Frank SIDING in the State! •CUSTOM FRAMING & MATTING Mistrust of technology is cities such as Elizabeth, tory, Mrs. Bingham said. To RATING COMPUTER •IronsHamps'Fans now new. Dr. James noted, Work Done By Our Own Skilled Craftsmen •PORTRAITS IN YOUR HOME Trenton and Hoboken. Un- ffiff ESTIMATE 841 -7966 FREE TELEPHONE QUOTES •Coffee Makers $25 although it's become much ALUMINUM PRODUCTS CO II Thols Nol Enough-Slop In Or Give IK A Coll-Wo'vi- Goi Pl.-.m '.' -. ion Count; will be qrjc of ITt flo«Mv*lf Aw, Curfmrwt * - •Authorized- 482 Booth CoUrt "••'•- more widespread sirice the the first county-wide pro- Opmn Ooiry 9 to 6. lot. 9 lo 2 FREE ESTIMATES Siol« Uc«m»d « Fully Imuod, 382-1362 Aluminum Siding • Add-A-Levels Windows REGINA Rahway, N.J. 382-0733 1960's. grams in ihe state. Trenton standout • Fiiop For "There was a strong Vinyl Siding • Insulation Energy Savers • Gut:- MR. COFFEE • HOOVER BiBiBiBBBaBiBaaaMBaMBiaaBBBiBim The business retention 1 HIST1C0 & SONS IHE LATEST IN ACOUSIOUY Steel Siding • Shell Dormers Roofing • Aclili stream of anti-technology in and expansion program will CEXEML C0NTMCT0H 443 LAKE AVE. 7 Weeks COUPON named Kean coach General Contracting SPRAY TEXTURED early American literature, encompass a survey of ALFRED CUJIOM tuitr Summer Price Specials FREE 8x10 PICTURE but we're dealing with a thousands of Union County base which will profile t he- I he i inon County Cha- FDEPLACES CEILINGS CALLN .«»>««tr~w«iac>vi**< niajoi roles championship, Sharon Ann key coach at Drew Univer- Yellow PaRcs" WOOD STOrt. FIE Will OF YOUR CHOICE ... tive about anything that last year's team which post Pricn cial & roiidontial Fully | 272-3527 fice will coordinate the en- materials, foreign compel in eiisurini; the data is Oifico at: Huim. Bedspreads & Shades ANY MAKE OR MODEL. Goidbrenner, was appo- sity and an assistant .coach ed an 8-9 record. insurod. i could help ease the labor 525 Amboy Avo. "FREE BUG ZAPPER" 27 Yeort Experience HIIgra Mon. thru"* •1 tire effort. tion, employe/labor matters, j assembled and utilized to GtTir»Ml CviHIri iM\\%\ \ — Custom Hade To Order inted the field hockey coach for girls' basketball and soft- ild NO DOWN PAYMENT "First I wish to establish Woodbrldgo Insured, Licensed load," she said. Deputy County Manager training needs, government I solidilv. and strengthen the With Each Deck Itatnl «r bKiiutitloft ^ ^*" ** Sot. 9-3Sun. nooiiWm LOWER MONTHLY PROFESSIONAL at Kean College of New Jer- ball at Paterson Catholic myself as a coach," the Largf »t •(> In A "The great problems of Louis J. Coletti will head up relations and services and business en\ iroinnent. New 636-9132 C*H DIM 382-9514 Call 985-18S1 201-382-7894 siding a Home Improvemenls Specialists^^ PAYMENTS mentor said. "I will key on Flllrd In your home OFFICE the 19th century were dis- the project. banking needs and eneiiu Jersey Bell has the resources . B«r«ncil * Gunrantcrd Work- tance and labor, and the fundamentals and then on mnrnhlp ATARI CLEANING Mr. Coletti was vice needs. Based on this data of Rutgers University's CRD • Flncit fabilo major technologies of the Make-up schedule more advanced skills. My •ATHROOSI TOPS * Ldurif prlrn REPAIR CENTER chairman, along with Ken- the public and private sec- I-aglcton Institute for com- jr'i WE DO IT ALL... philosophy is to establish > MAGIC TREE SERVICE CENTRAL FOR ALL ATARI 19th century helped solve neth M. Marchi, chairman, tors are expected to address puien/atii'i] ol" survey re- &PERT for Doctors, Dentists, those problems. The idea of committment and dedica- AIR CONDITIONING TREE ' FREE ESTIMATE VIDEO GAMES a Public Service Electric the issues in a fashioin that sults and creation of various , TREE REMOVAL WINDOW UNITS Lawyers... progress, essentially, is writ- set for physicals tion among the players." YOUR tATH V AND HOME Industrial- and Gas economic develop- will benefit each other. reports, piol'iles. A health and physical N IE p!!UIFACID4 & TRIMMING REFRIGERATORS 388-3311 ten into the American Con- ment specialist, for a re- Heating • Air Conditioning AI A NtACTION Of IM[ COST * .STUMP REMOVAL ft FREEZERS COMPUTERS Professional or The physical make-up ex- The examinations for the education teacher at Pater Of MPlACIMfNT stitution, and that's how we cently-completed Union CAtt THC FULLY INSURED WISIRVrCC Commercial aminations for Clark's Ar- boys will be given in the son Catholic, she still is ac- •fSUHACNG SMCIAUSTS Rahway SR Data have tended to view techno- County Development Task FIREWOOD ALL MAKES TREE SERVICE A |'fiiles\uinil-.\ mtiklcm Kc.il I ujtc CALL FOR FREE BOOKLET SO GIVE US A CALL... logy, as if it is progress. It's thur L. Johson Regional boys' gymnasium at 9 a.m. tive as a field hockey player Solar Energy ANDMOOfLS I niTi[vim \r«\ultfinit in the vile 4fnl 2141 R-721 Force Report. That report, I rac ransmwTMK M • > •LOT CLEARING jp[irji\jl ol Kjh'*j* Inline A liu\ine\s High School fall sports pro- The girls' physicals will with the Central Jersey FREE ESTIMATES 636-027 C Fashion Fabrics WOODBRIDGE AVE. only in the last 30 years a assembled as an evaluation I 634-4236 • SAME DAY & LAWN CARE Funk Wilier, an aultiomed In- FREE ESTIMATE FULLY INSURED large number of people gram will be given at the be done in the health office Field Hockey Assn. She 750-2717 CALL SERVICE FUUV INfUIED FREE ESTIMATI , INTERIOR DECORATORS EDISON dependent EngagC'A'Car Broker of economic development i 151-0*1, 1 day of school according to the at 10 a.m. was a starter for four sea mi ISTIMMI] FULLY INSIJR! !' Curtains-Linons-Yard Goods 208 Central Avenue 241-5519 382-4048 272-3527 have begun to say, 'Is this efforts in Union County, 535 Amboy Avenue, Woodbridge 07095 674-0220 ROM CORDERO 634-9038 following schedule: Varsity All students must have sons under Melissa Magee Ms»-*"*"*"*'-*>-*"*'aM 388-6742 1421 MAIN ST., RAHWAY Rahway • 3SS-0154 985-5017 Building Stnicts Company progress?' And this is a diff- had 10 recommendations- Pony rides, hay rides, Fair, scheduled for Sunday, and junior varsity football, Parental Approval Forms at Trenton State. She cap- IN OR OUT OF WARRANTY icult matter with which to among them business reten- REPLACEMENT BOLDfSKY LAMDSCAPE The Luggage King reconcile ourselves," she contests, exhibits, dog Sept. 11, at the Trailside varsity and junior varsity signed, reports Louis J. tained the team for two sea- AND KITCHENS "URBAN WIGS NATURALLY tion be a priority in Union shows, music and a petting WINDOWS PAW-H-M BOOTIQITE Nature and Science Center soccer and cross-country, Peragallo, the athletic direc- sons, was named to the all- THEESaWCE abineti & Counter INTRODUCING Proudly Announces Ihe HOME IMPROVEMENT declared. County and a business-re- Aluminum or Vinyl topv 1251 ST. ttOKCSAV L HEATING & zoo will be available at the at Coles Ave. and New Pro- all freshmen boys and all tor. conference squad three avingi fo35% I'l I AIUIM .'• THE WATCHBAND THAT ADAPTS Dr. James likes machines Storm Windows Landcl*arlng * Free Shop at Home "GRAND OPENING" tention study be initiated. Annual Union County 4-H vidence Rd.. Mountainside. times and was selected the WHOLESALE & BETAIL AIR COND. Ill herself. girls, Tbmday, $«pt. 1. & Doors Stump Removal Service & Comultantlom TO ITS NATURAL ENVIRONMENT Of Their New... While new expansion is es- I'his annual event is be- college's outstanding •Bathroom Cabinetry •WWhuii bmt Alt typos of Heating & Air "I have a computer at sential to economic growth. JALOUSIE & LANDSCAPE DESIGN • Financing Arranged Cond. Sy»lom$ Installed "From Carpentry DEPILATRON Canoe club ing sponsored jointly by the women's senior athlete, • 70 Years of Meticulous t M iMftw t Vhrfl Be & Serviced home. I really enjoy making Union County is nearly ful- AWNING WINDOWS Sod to Wallpaper" V '• Spoidcl's new Sell SumX] collodion ol Union County Dept. of The 22-year-old new lawn Maintenance CraMimamhlp •AHtM It** Cktai ff*Mi 25 TTAU aramci expandable watchband-j is ELECTROLYSIS it work. It seems to me an • CINTIAL A/C • HOT Aid ly developed. Therefore of- to sponsor Bluegrass Festival L&M Custom B«a . can take somebody to the appear on this year's 4-H Returning this year will SEAMLESS HOME ' REPLACEMENT •Optnirgi ft Hi 11-51 •[•,:( - ••( employers such as General 9, at 8 p.m. & Freezers •SIDING AEEUl Lin TRUCK 1 The 1983 free Summer GUTTERS IMPROVEMENTS WINDOWS We repair and rrlr.ii!' '.' NEED LOW-COST STORAGE? moon," the educator ex- Motors in Linden, Merck Fair program and help be the Johnson Mountain •KITCHENS S BATHS UND CIEARHG The location will be the Arts Festival is sponsored YWCA to hold & lypci uJ benefit the youth of Union Boys and D. W. and The All Makes & Models •SKYLIGHTS r Let us show you how you will spend less with us LAWNMOWER plained. and Co., Inc. in Rahway, Somerset County Parks En- by the department and REPAIRS STIMP MIIIDIII6 In-ground ?on\ Mackie County at the same time. Rank Strangers. Joining camp rendezvous Expertly Repaired FREE FREE ESTIMATE than you would with any major moving and storage "The problems we have Englehard Minerals Corp. vironmental Center on made possible through BOB GRIFFIN KOStllf I'/!::: company--and have 7 day per week access to your in Union, Hyatt Clark In- For further information them will be the Mail Service S Sales 541-6006 388-3797 ESTIMATES & with technology are be- Lord Stirling Rd.. Basking budget appropriations, a A89-4191 352-3489 241 20^0 things at no extra charge...by the month...drive please telephone Martha Pouch Express from Mary- The Westfield Young WILLIAM SMELTZER INSURED cause we're unwilling to ad- dustries in Clark. Bell La- Ridge. grant from Local No. 151 of 374*2734 rightup...you keep the key to your own cubicle! Reeves, Inc. just the system in which we boratories in New Provi- Hewitt at 233-9366. land. Emcee, Geoff Berne, Women's Christian Assn The menu for the evening All attending the work- the American Federation of will hold the first Camp leai Pit use it. And in our particular dence, Schering-Plough in shops should bring in a pad- is the producer and will host will feature Runamok's Corona Construction Co., Inc. CARTERET SIZE riitigli: 135 Amboy Avenue Volunteers for the plan- the festivities. Musicians and donations Runamok Rendezvous with camp stew prepared by the —Since 1954— UPHOLSTERING nation, we adjust that sys- Kenilworth/Union, and Ex- dle or paddles (no outboard from local, community- TIRE WHOLESALE tem sometimes randomly, xon Research in Linden, ning and construction The members of the aud- a talent and awards nigh runamok gourmet chefs, BUILDING CONTRACTORS MART (Hwy. 35, W mi. south of Main Si., 1 mi. north or Rle. 440) motors). The workshop will minded industry. 155/80* stages or to man and assist ience may bring picnic bas- on Monday, Aug. 15, at the Sloppy Joes, salad, roll, Serving Middlesex County, Union County & Vicinities in : and sometimes with thou- employ about 50,000 of the be preceded by a short 24 Lefferts St. 175 8Ox Woodbridge 750-1440 with exhibits that day are kets and lawn chairs or For up-to-the-minute in-YWCA at 220 Clark St. beverage and a surprise $yj i 1349 ght, but essentially it's done approximately 230,000 peo- business meeting and plans •Alterations, all Home Improvements Carte rot 185 '75x 530 ' WE CAN FIX IT...FAST! still needed. Please tele- blankets to the concert. A formation on rain dates, This informal night fo dessert. 195'75x SI? ' through the democratic pro- ple employed in Union will be made for future •Home Building»Room Additions MON-FRI 9-5 SAT 9? ~7 Oak Tree Rd. NEW SNAPPER MOWERS IN STOCK phone the agent to volun- portable dance floor is avail- cancellations and informa- Camp Runamok campers, Reservations should be 205 75x cess, which can be very County, the emphasis of trips. •Window Replacements 215 75x $3.1 i Iselln Repairs On Alt Makas teer: : tion or other activities of family and friends will hav FREE fragmented, because many this survey and intensive Refreshments will be able as is a refreshment made at the YWCA desk by 205 7ijx the department, please tele- a "Chow Down" from 6:30 MOUNTING 215 70x $36 CLARK POWER EQUIPMENT interests come into play. review will be on mid-size A h.ilf cup each of ammo- truck. At the concert the Monday, Aug. 1. Please Call ART or HANK PALUMBO available. phone the 24-hour Hotline to 7:30 p.m. followed by th< 225/75x $3/ When it comes to machines, firms in the manufacturing For information please nia and white vinegar, plus Union County Information telephone Donna at Call S 235 7Sx QCCE55 6ELF-6TOftQGE 1132 Westfield Avenue, Clark two tablespoons of corn- at 352-8410. talent and awards presenta 283-2626 said Dr. James, "There and related sectors. telephone Bill Kreuder at Van will be available with 233-2833 for additional in- 388-5490 382-1844 starch in a bucket of warm free brochures and details tions from 7:30 to 9 p.m formation. 541-7624 Pill III. Hours: 9AM to 6PM Daily 381-3777) ought to be less hostility The survey once com- 221-0688 or Bill Weiler at water can make a good Uccntad and Fully Insured 159 GRANT AVENUE'COLONIA and more curiosity." pleted will create a data 356-3289. window washing solution. PAGE 16 THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1983

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appliances (hat have a heating clement in them. Don? let hurricanes Mow you away -Be alert for tornado wat- Hurricanes are killers. Hurricanes are killers, warnings and following offi- hurricane watches and war- shelter. i that might blow away, ches and warnings; tor- These devastating storms cial instructions as quickly hurricane watches and war shelter. nadoes arc often spawned posisicse ea tripldevastatine threagt tstormo anansyy acias lpossibl instructione coulsd asavs quickle vouyr eningn ins lightly, Dr. Frank Whether you live near I thatD,~.» migh-t blo...:--w •awa — •y as possible could save your said. Whether you live near by hurricanes. If you re- community they strike: The life," he said. the coast (where evacuation -Protect windows with ceive a tornado warning, high winds, the torrential storm shutters or wide tape, Mr. Giuffrida said his ag- Many hurricane-related may be necessary) or inland, seek shelter immediately. flood-producing rains in- such as fiber or masking ency is encouraging emer- deaths occur because warn- the following are some tips preferably below ground. land, and the storm surge- ings are not heeded in time. tape. Large windows may gency-preparedness pro- for protecting yourself and These precautions can the real killer of hurricanes. The National Weather Ser- grams at the state and local your family in a hurricane: be broken by wind pressure help immediately before Acting like a giant bull- vice generally gives 12 to 24 government levels for a var- -Keep an "emergency and all windows arc vul and during the storm. Hut dozer, the storm surge is a hours of warning of an ap- iety of natural and man- kit" containing a supply of nerable to flying object. there is another step \ou dome of water often 50 proaching hurricane. made disasters and emer- non-perishable foods, a Tape is a good way to pre- can take now to provide miles wide that sweeps A hurricane watch means vent flying glass. Tape each everything from its path gencies, including the hur- radio and flashlight, a fire long-term protection for ricane. hurricane conditions have extinguisher, batteries and window diagonally, from your homo and property- where the eye of the hurri- become a threat to coastal corner to corner, and also in More people now live in first-aid equipment stocked buy flood insurance. cane makes landfall. Water areas. When a hurricane a checkerboard pattern. coastal areas than ever be- and handy. Check battery Losses from floiuiiiii? are in a storm surge can rise 20 watch is issued, listen for -During a hurricane re feet or more above normal fore, many on the paths of powered radios and flash not covered h\ home- further weather advisories lights now.,Hurricanes can main indoors. Blowing dc tides. past hurricanes. About and be prepared to act pro- owner's insurance policies. eight in 10 coastal residents cause power failures, and bris can injure and kill Flood insurance, however, Huge waves above this mptly if a hurricane warn- Travel is extremely dan from Texas to Maine have ing is issued. battery-powered radio is available through the Na- dome of water pound the never experienced a hurri- could be your only source gerous. Be especially wary tional Flood Insurance Pro- shoreline and inundate low- cane. As coastal" popula- A hurricane warning of information during a hur- of the eye of the hurricane gram, which is administered lying areas, cutting off some tions increase, so does the means hurricane winds, 74 ricane emergency. (You Once the storm center be by FEMA. If \our com escape routes from the potential for tremendous miles per hour or higher, also may want to keep can- gins to pass directly over- munity participates in the shore. The stronger the hur- devastation from a hurri and storms are threatening dles and matches.) Also, be 'head, the winds will drop National Flood Insurance ricane, the higher the storm cane. a specific coastal and inland sure your car's fuel tank is off for 30 minutes or more. Program, you are eligible to •£>>! surge will be. Nine out of 10 area within 24 hours. Emer- filled, because gas stations On the other side of the eye, npply for coverage. people who die in a hurr- "Many coastal residents gency actions should begin arc apathetic about hurri will be inoperable during a winds will increase rapidly icane drown in the storm immediately. to hurricane force and will A telephone call (o your canes," said Dr. Neil L. power failure. insurance agent or broker surge. -•If a hurricane threatens come from the opposite Frank, the director of the •Store drinking water in will start the process to The floods and flash flo- your area, keep listening to side. National Hurricane Center clean bathtubs, jugs, bot- cover your home, /losses ods produced by the torren- your radio, television and of the National Oceanic and tles, and cookware; your •If a power failure oc- sions and business. A five-, tial rains of a hurricane are NOAA Weather Radio for Atmospheric Administra- community's water system curs, turn off large, current- day wait is required lor major threats to lives and Weather Service updates (1 tion (NOAA), "and that's a may be contaminated or consuming appliances such your polic> ' become ef- property. Although hurri- and special instructions big concern for us. We are damaged by the storm. as air conditioners, tele- fective. Renters can buy canes weaken quickly as from local government. now more vulnerable to vision sets, washers and dry- policies to protect their pro they sweep inland, they of- •Secure outdoor objects hurricanes than we ever -If local government ad- ers, electric stoves and other perty. to< ten dump six to 12 inches of have been. If people don't vises evacuation for your rain or more over the areas regard a hurricane as a ser- area, do so immediately. they cross, resulting in sev- ious threat to life and pro- Keep your car radio on to ere flooding. perty, many deaths and listen for further instru- ONE OFFICIAL MEETS ANOTHER - Rep. Matthew J. Rinaldo, whose district includes A hurricane's winds also much damage could be cau ctions, such as the location Clark, meets in his Washington office with Miss Lori Luxenberg, the daughter of Mr. cause great destruction. For sod." of shelters, and weather up- and Mrs. Allen Luxenberg of 11 5 Stonehenge Terr., Clark. Miss Luxenberg was New some structures, such as dates. Be sure to avoid low- He HI-SPEED COMPUTER BALANCE cials and administrators ILL 199 TUNE-UPS • WHEEL ALIGNMENT M u"s. CAM from all over the country BBAEES • SH0CES • BATTERIES FOUR ^ ^ >° < visited the Union County EXHAUST SYSTEMS • Ott a LUBE WHEUS _ _ booth to discuss and obtain Front-End Alignment information about pro- HELPS PROTECT grams and services they TIRES MO might use back home. VEHICLE PERFORMANCE Union County, N. J. • Inspect oil 4 hrol even received a visit from a "• Inspoct sulpon ion ond itoonng representative of Union yllemj • So' County, N. C. oitor. combor ond toom HALF MILLION DOLLAR SELL-OFF A total of 75 represen- tatives from New Jersey at- tended this year's confer- 1.9"; 1 U S c*n - t ence. Representing Union County were: Frank H. Engine Tune-Up Lchr, the chairman of the itoriing and charg- C78i13 4 ing >y»1»m Board of Chosen Freehold- iol)-li»«lnitoll n»w D78x14 ,i iM. plug*, eon- ers; Freeholders Walter Bo- itr«$«t dwall right and Charlotte DeFil- and tirning*Adju*' E78l14 (IV5 75,14) :orbur»tor ippo, Arthur J. Grisi, the MOJ1 Ut. CAR f 78X14 1205 75.K) FINAL county manager; Vincent SOMI IMPORTS Campasano, the director of G78i1_4,2",,75>,4, ENTIRE INVENTORY ORDERED SOLD central services, and Laura Covucci Kolnoski, the pub- 560/600/685x15 lic information officer. Union County's 17 awa- r/0XlJ (J05 75.15 Lube & Oil Change rds include the following 678X15,2,5 ,5.,3 INCLUDES UP TO 5 QUARTS MAJOK SAVE BRAND 10/40 OIL. Oil fILTER EXTRA EVERYTHING MUST GO,.. programs, which were judg- H78x15,»SJS.1S IF NEEDED. CAS OR DIESEL ENGINE. ed for their merit, inno- • Chassis lubrication vative methods, cost effec- and oi, change •Please tiveness, service to county call lor appomimenl • residents and transferability Includes ligmirucks 30% to other counties: Co-or- to dinated Home Care Pro- 99 Prices Slashed Due to circumstances gram; Fingerprints on Fi!$, FAMOUS BRAND For This Salel oeyond our control we are forced to sell Flag Guardians, Police Tra- CHOOSE o' prices never before ining Academy, Pro Se Lit- HOWARL . ". ANLEY-RIDGEWAW seen in our trodinn PULASKI- r-WEBB-SEALEY-SERTA- 70% oreo...to roise cosh BROY we ore sacrificing '/, Roosevelt cites Tons i [Atlantic NO REASONABLE million dollars of Scott Pogliaroli OFFER REFUSED famous brands •1430 St. Georges Ave. 'off list price HURRY IN AND A sixth grader, Scott • A \ #r-» ••—. — Pagliaroli, was given the Youth Fitness Award at Rahway's Roosevelt Sch- = Hours: Daily 8:30-5:30 WESTFIELD ool, for scoring between 50 and 79% on all items. MARTIN'S FURNITURE " A oA,Lv,_oLto9SAT.,i,,6iUN.I2to5. Masterchorge CLARK, N.j.