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WOjt. 160 NO. 30 RAHWAY. NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1982 USPS 454-160 20 CENTS Discipline policy deals with handicapped pupils By R. R. Faszczewski vices, and receive and con- would prohibit the par Among the offenses Board Attorney Leo Kahn The first, revised draft of sider input from the depart ticipation of any student in a proposed policy for deal- ment before finalizing any which would be prohibited told Mr. Brown the Board volved in a serious offense under the code would be: has a month to change the ing with student discipline decision concerning the stii during a school disorder in in . Rahway's secondary dent. Fighting, smoking on proposed policy any way it all extra-curricular activities school property, insubor' schools was introduced by The department would wants before the second for at least one year. dination, disrespect, use of reading and possible adop- the Board of Education at be required to make a vote This provision would go its meeting on July 19. obscenities and por- tion. During this time, ac- of the notification in the file into effect only at the nography, criminal of- One of the sections of the cording to Mr. Kahn, it of the student, and to recommendation of the fenses, disrespect to the flag student code of behavior, as would be inadvisable to sup- follow up if the department school principal and after of the United States, truan- it is called, deals with ply the public with a docu- or its director deemed it ap- action by the Board. cy, lack of attendance, tar- classified or handicaped ment which might not be propriate. Also included in the pro diness, leaving the building students. complete or accurate. He Suspension of classified posal is a provision for without permission and cut- According to the pro- explained copies of pro- students was a major issue demerits to be given to 'ing classes. posals are available at the posal, classified students before the school body a students who violate the charged with unacceptable offices of the superinten- few months ago when code of behavior. Reacting to the policy, a dent and assistant behavior specifically related several parents alleged 1he Any student who ac- resident, David Brown of to their handicap will be superintendent of schools percentage of suspended cumulates a total of three 353 E. Stearns St., said and the Board secretary. treated in accordance with classified students in city demerits would be suspend- copies of proposed Board the law. policies should be available schools appeared to be ed out of school for three Replying to the request That is, prior to suspen- unusually high. school days. to the public when the policies are introduced. He for public input, Board ding a classified student for In addition to the section Any demerit on a stu- also said there should be president, Louis R. Rizzo, PORTRAIT OF CHAMPIONS - The Rahway Recreation more than three days, the on classified students, the dent's record longer than public input into the policy. said the committee which Dept. Summer Playground Olympics winners gather administrator involved proposed policy would also three months would not be drew up the proposal con- would be required to im- prior to leaving for the New Jersey State Playground require students to have, counted into the three- As for making copies of a sisted of teachers, ad- Olympics Championships in Tenafly. (Please see a mediately contact the Dept. hall passes when leaving demerit total which could ministrative staff members of Student Personnel Ser- proposed policy available at story inside.) classes during a period, and lead to suspension. the introductory meeting, and residents.

FOR HAVING HEART - Memorial General Hospital in Union and Rahway Hospital were recently awarded certificates stating they have conformed to the "Standards of Emergency Heart Care" as outlined by the American Heart Assn.. Metropolitan Chapter. At the awards ceremony, shown, left to right, are: Dr. Carl De Siderio, the emergency room assistant director at Memorial General: Maureen O'Handley, the assistant director of nurses at Rahway: Mrs. Joan Reinhart. the ambulatory care ad- ministrator at Rahway, and Dr. Nicholas Kelemen, the chairman of the Metropolitan Chapters' Emergency Room Certification Committee.

Smithtown, N.Y. 3. Matt Willis, C.R.C. of Gotham Ross/Shimano. MOVING FORCE - The secretary-treasurer of the 8. Nancy Neely, Gotham A/Miyata, Princeton. Plymouth. Pa. Rahway Geriatric Center Corp , Walter Schaffhauser. Ross/Shimano, Macungie, 4. Steve Edgar, Gotham 5. Joseph Mora, C.R.C. addresses those who attended the recent ceremonies Pa. Ross/Shimano, Coop- of A./Miyata. Blauvelt. at the groundbreaking for the new Rahway Geriatric VETERAN (13 Laps)* ersburg. Pa. N.Y. Center. (Please see other pictures inside.) 1. Bobby Phillips, C.R.C. 5. David Underhill, 6. Michael Pucci. Shore of A./Miyata, Baltimore. Somerset WReelm.en/ Cycle Club/Beacon, f-gg 2. Robert Perlee, North Schwinn, Bridgewater. Harbor. Naval cathedral Jersey Bicycle Club/Paris 6. Mark Pare. C.R.C. of 7. Charles Duiigan. Sport, Vernon. A/Miyata, Ridgewood. Lehigh Wheelmen. Allen 3. Alan Bell, C.R.C. of 7. Thomas Ratzell. town. marks anniversary A./Miyata, Somerville. • Lehigh Wheelmen. - 8. Charles Carnila. Penn C omm. Anthony I'olan Burke. The members of the 4. Earl Page, Jaeger Bethlehem, Pa. sylvania Bicycle Club. and many members of ihe Joseph Clifton Post No. Wheelmen, Bethlehem, Pa. 8. James Kidd, Gotham Philadelphia. 5. George MacCary, Ross/Shimano, Zionsville. Union County American 196 of Point Pleasant serv txgion attended the 50th ed as the color guard. DIG We MUST - Manning the shovels at the recent chitect for the center; Frank D. Crue, the president of Atlantic Bicycle Club, Nep- Pa. SENIOR 2 (35 Laps!* anniversary commem Joseph Rybak of Clark groundbreaking ceremonies for the soon-to-be- the Rahway Geriatric Center Corp., and Michael tune. 1. James Hetherington. orative ceremony con stated. constructed Rahway Geriatric Center, shown, left to Jensen, the center's architect. 6. Charles Muller, SENIOR 4 (13 Laps)* Bike Tech. Philadelphia. right, are: Mayor Daniel L. Martin, Karl B. Phillip, the ar- Westchester Cycle Club, 1. Kevin Booker. 2. Tom Donahue. Team ducted by the American Approximately 200 Holmes, N.Y. SVC/Bicicletta. Brooklyn, Brooklyn. Legion at the Cathedral ol legioners and auxiliary FIRST MASTER Philadelphia. 3. William Pearlman. the Air at the Naval Air members attended the ser Dick Poor, Nutley Bicy- 2. Jeffrey Marlin, Allan- Carolina Velo Club. Engineering Center in vice. Double jackpot struck cle Club, Montclair. tic Bicycle Club, Point Plea Greensboro, N.C. Lakehurst on July I 8. FIRST GRAND MASTER sant. 4. Alan Kowal, Somerset The Cathedral of the Air I he lollowmg is the lexl Lloyd Rake, Jaeger 3. Jonathan Clymer, Wheelmen/Schwinn. was constructed through ef of Act of ihe 70lh Congress. in city bicycle races Wheelmen, Titusville. C.R.C. of A./Miyata, Sad Somerville. forts of American Legion No 91S. authorizing a INTERMEDIATE die Brook. 5. James Alvord. members who sparked ihe memorial chapel al ihe A first for Rahway's none of Bound Brook, are The Senior Men's No. 3 WOMEN (12 Laps)* (3 Laps)* 4. Michael Kechncr. Gotham Ross/Shimano, fund drive, and raised Naval Air Siuiion at "Holiday at Home" Fourth members of the same club event was a hotly-contested 1. Kim Decker, Main 1. Chris Kaiser, Lehigh KHS Staten Island Bicycle Allentown. S85.OOO in 1 y32 when the Lakehurst of July 'Bicycle Races. (Central Jersey Cycling race with a sizzling finish, Line Bicycle Club, Berwyn, Wheelmen, Allentown. Assn., Staten Island, N.Y. 6. Dan DiMaria, Central cornerstone was put into There were over 300 en- Team/Getty). They are but an unfortunate collis- Pa. 5. Andrew Dalton. Jersey C.T./Getty. position. "Be 11 enacted by ihe trants - plus two repeat 2. John Donnelly, Cen- friends and they train sion just after the tape, he 2. Peggy Maass, North tral Jersey C.T./Getty, SVC/Bicicletta, Phi Neshanic Station. At the July 18 ceremony Senate and ihe House of placers. This is the first time together. concluded. ladelphia. 7. Gary Roll man. the commanding officer of Representatives of the we've had a repeat of a win- Jersey Bicycle Club/Paris Somerville. The super sprinting Sport, Metuchen. 3. Paul Swinand, Summit 6. John Toland, Penn Gotham Ross/Shimano. the engineering center United Stales of America in ner since the beginning of displayed by Guthrie and sylvania Bicycle Club, Lyons, Pa. spoke. Congress assembled that the Fourth of July event in 3. Karla Streibig, Cycle Club, Cherry Hill. Jannone treated the spec- Results of all events SVC/Bicicletta, Bicycle 4. Richard Henry, Penn- Philadelphia. 8. Richard Minchik. American Legion slate ihe secretary of the navy be, the city, reports Harvey C. tators to a spectacular finish follow: SENIOR 3(15 Laps)* North Jersey Bicycle commander. Margaret and he is hereby, authorized Black, promoter director. Club, Glenside, Pa. sylvania Bicycle Club, in the Junior Men's Race. MIDGET (2 Laps)* 4. Teresa Sherman, Philadelphia. 1. Craig Roberts, Ger Club/Paris Sport, Massape Malone, and national ex 10 permit ihe American Mr. Black added this is Coming out of the field 1. Bruce Dickson, North Jersey Bicycle 5. Peter O'Mara, Atlantic man Bicycle Sport Club, qua, N.Y. eculive committeeman. Legion. Dept. of New the first time the event has from opposite sides at the Gotham Ross/Shimano, Club/Paris Sport, Tenafly. Bicycle Club, Colts Neck. Lindenhurst, N.Y. 9. Rob Geisler, Lehigh Warren Davies. were the Jersey. 10 ereel al Ihe Naval had a successive repeater 300-meter mark, and sprin- East Greenville, Pa. 2. Charlie Grant, Allan Wheelmen, Allentown. guest speakers. Also present Air Station in Lakehursi, N. not only of the winner but 5. Bozena Zalewski, JUNIOR (12 Laps)* ting for the finish, Jannone 2. Eric Bahrenburg, North Jersey Bicycle 1. Jack Guthrie, Central tic Bicycle Club, Mid- 10. John Clowes, Central were John Neafsey. the J.. a memorial chapel in also of the runner-up-and and Guthrie were neck and C.R.C. of A./Miyata, dletown. Jersey C.T./Getty, Bound department Americanism commemoration of those in the same event! Club/Paris Sport, Linden. Jersey C.T./Getty, neck from the 100-meter Yardley, Pa. 6. Holly Edwards, Lehigh Lebanon. 3. David Home. Brook. chairman; Ocean County whose lives are lost in avia- The winner. Jack mark to the finish when 3. Jonathan Heist, Wheelmen, Allentown, Pa. 2. Greg Jannone, Central SVC/Bicicletta, Phi •Denotes 0.867 mile commander. Gene Thai tion, and particularly in Guthrie of Lebanon, and Guthrie nipped Jannone at Gotham Ross/Shimano, 7. Kristin Fellenz, Ger- ladelphia. (each lap) cher, and Ocean County lighler-ihan-aircraft ac- the runner-up, Greg Jan- Jersey C.T7Getty, Bound the tape, Mr. Black added. Allentown, Pa. man Bicycle Sport Club, Brook. 4. Richard Meeker. president, Mrs. Joseph tivities."

^ •* RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY. JULY 29,1982 PAGE 3 PAGE 2 THURSDAY. JULY 29, 1982 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT GOP trio attacks Manfredi, THE SOCIAL SCENE methadone clinic Buglione made aides m in prison area to principals Union County Repub- state prison and/or diag By P. R. Faszczewslci lican Freeholders Blanche nostic center in Avenel in New vice principals were Banasiak of Elizabeth, order to emphasize our op- appointed on JuW 1° by the Robert Miller of Berkeley position to the idea of that Rahwav Bowl of Fduca Heights and Bernard location," said Freeholder tion at both Rahwa" High Yarusavage of Clark and Chairwoman Rnnnsiak School and P"1'" "i !>i»i«r Freeholder candidate, John Fret-holder Yarusavage High School KulKh of Hillside, following noted h** shares ihe con- Named 3t the high school a conference at the home of cerns of Rahway < ouncil was Ralph M^nfre ': and at Rahway Sixth Ward Coun- man Fulcomer. other the junior hie1' "-h<>ol cilman James J. Fulcomer, Rahway officials and frank Buglione. today announced their residents the location of the Both vice pnnripal ap- "unanimousandunited" methadnne clinic at the pointments will be effective opposition to any attempt stale prison or diagnostic on Wednesday. Sept 1 of to locate the state center would attract the this vear. with s.r>l"';'"; vd methadone clinic, presently same sort of problems that "•> be determined. >- v,. in Elizabeth, at the state have made the clinir un- Tt>e "arsi'v vvxet coach, THANKS FROM THE BAND - The leader and president of Fanfaren and prison or diagnostic center popular in Elizabeth wh" i? als" an elementary Trompeterkorps, a band from Oelder, West Germany, which played at Clark's in Avenel. Freeholder Miller added school art ''ach ~r. M'rio GREETINGS FROM THE CITY Rarw ay Mayor Daniel Deutscher Club's Annual Father's Day "Waldfest," Karl Monning. is shown, left, "In a resolution, which 1 he would fight any attempt lO'Wczyn'ki, w^s re r iH L Martin expresses his Ir >linp". about he new Rahway presenting an Oelder atein to Clark Township Council President Mrs. Virginia Apellan. sponsored, the Union Coun to locate the clinic in to r» th p 'st 11 •" s?l' Geriatric Center during the rn -fii't groundbreaking Looking on is Roland Schaller, the president of the Deutscher Club. ty Board of Chosen Free Rahway. He said all the in- cereTionie^ for the seni' -"'• r,,-;i;tv -,vlii.~h ;- holders unanimously went formation he has received now unrlor rnnctmrtton Lisa Bogdonffy suggests there is a good on record! in opposition to in •">••• •>••;•<•> »" 'Waldfest' given any site nearby residential chance any proposal for a n<>ar $11,803, for Geriatric Center. The couple plan to Kr married on Saturday, Oec 4. received his degree in recently inducted into Phi Mrs. Apelian was asked to Mr. Beckhusen image of Rahway. energy-conservation work ference, 7:30 p.m.. Council Chambers, City Hall. Book Zeta Kappa, an honor socie- meeting discussed ihe TOUCH OF GALLIC - Bagpipers from the Cuchullain "f this year communications from DEGREED - Michael R. speak to the group on A Rahway student, John The Conrail station and at Grover Cleveland School -Approved the second Bingo, Public Library, 10:30 to 11 a.m., boys and girls ty on the Rutherford cam- possibility of reviving a Pipe Band perform during the dedication ceremonies' Mary Damiano Seton Hall University in Tendler, the son of Dr. and behalf of the Council and C. Beckhusen, recently surrounding area were of- to Austin Helle Co., Inc. payment of $6,995.60 for who read may play bingo and win paperback books for pus of Fairleigh Dickinson Halloween parade in the ci- for Rahway's new municipal complex. South Orange. Mrs. Eugene R. Tendler of the mayor of Clark. received his bachelor of arts fered as a starting place, work completed on the prizes. University. ty. Roosevelt School wall- is commissioned 24 Devon La., Clark, She gave a speech in Ger- degree from Drew Universi- with Mrs. Pascale to write Seton Hall lauds -WEDNESDAY, AUG. 4 - 10:30 to 11:30 a.m., Public Those accepted establish- Some of the questions replacement project to Dan A Clark resident. Army received his bachelor of man emphasizing Clark was ty in Madison. to Conrail to request per- Library, children in Kindergarten to sixth grade may ed their eligibility during which arose were whether McCarron and Son. It was Reserve Second Lt. Mary science degree in mission for Chamber make monster masks from paper plates. Materials sup- their first two years of col- the city will sponsor the Banasiak team hails predicted by Board officials F. Damiano, the daughter chemistry magna cum members to cleanup, plant City office hires Patricia Monahan plied by the library. lege study, maintaining at parade with co-ordinating the work on the wall will be of Mrs. Joan M. Damiano laude from Muhlenberg and perhaps paint 'signs. • A Rahway woman, projects editor of the "Seto- -MONDAY, AUG. 9 •• City Council, Regular Meeting, least a 3.2 average as well. help torn tha chamber, and^ finished by the time school of 123 Conger Way, was College in Allentown. Pa. BIG BAMMW "if the" city has blanket in- On"a motion by^Ray Eg- Patricia A. MbrfaTian. was nian," the weekly campus 8 p.m:, Council "Chambers, City Hafl. • Dennis R. Kuber garbage-crisis progress opens for the 1982-1983 commissioned a second He is a graduate of Arthur -THURSDAY, AUG. 12 -• Board of Education, Caucus, Former* Market surance coverage which gers, Jr., and in accordance lieutenant through the Ar graduated summa cum newspaper. She also worked L. Johnson Regional High Fairleigh cites year. laude Svith a bachelor of Superintendent's Office, Junior High School, 8 p.m. 350 Si. ••ff« An. t would deal with such with the chamber bylaws, The office of Rahway Union f ' County as a newscaster and f Rahway Lodge No. 1075 accepted Rahway's co- board and a serious finan- my Reserve Officer Train- School in Clark. -MONDAY, AUG. 16 -- Board of Education, Regular Zoya Blaschak events. A committee con- an executive committee was Business Administrator )f the Benevolent and Pro- Republican Freeholders operation in this new enter- cial crisis left by the -Declared a van and aing Corps program, and arts degree in English from engineer for WSOU FM. LINDEN •4M-3524 sisting of Fred Oliveira as to be appointed. It would Joseph M. Hartnett has re- pjanche Banasiak of station wagon as surplus Seton Hall University on the school radio station. She Meeting, 8 p.m., Roosevelt School auditorium. A resident of Clark, Zoya (n«xt to Find«n Keepers) ective Order of Elks. He is prise. When I first ran for Democrats. earned a bachelors degree at -MONDAY, AUG. 23 -- Chamber of Commerce, El the chairman, David Mac- consist of the chamber tained Dennis R. Kuber of Elizabeth, Robert Miller of freeholder I promised to property for the purpose of Saturday, May 22. Shservee d as the editor-in-chief Blaschak, was recently t tlso a veteran of the New "Instead of running away the University of Delaware Bodegon Restaurant, 7 p.m. BMffstoak • Quirk*.''-Eva Pascale .and president, first and second 865 Central Ave., Rahway, 'ersey National Guard and Berkeley Heights and Ber- move forward to resolve the selling them. received additional honors of "Comment" Magazine, a named to an honor society c from problemsfwe have fac- in Newark, Del. CLARK Herb- Gorbunoff was ap vice presidents, secretary, for summer administrative the United States Army nard Yarusavage of Clark, growing garbage crisis, and --Re-appointed Mrs. at the school's awards yearly media review at Fairrcigh Dickinson TOMATOES : ed up to them and proven "FRIDAY, JULY 30 - Members and Friends of Osceola u. pointed to investigate all treasurer and immediate assistance, effective July 20 with secret classification and freeholder candidate, we have. Now we are in- county government can be Eileen Miller as the Adult ceremony, held in conjunc- published by the Com- University's Rutherford Fr««tton« of this year. Mr. Hartnett tion with the commence- munication Depl., and was Presbyterian Church to go to ice show, Byrne campus. Spritt-Bkt & I* aspects of ,a Halloween past president. Four of the clearance. John Kulish of Hillside, to- volved in the battle to cut an effective tool in resolving School secretary for the The forward looking Extra Larg* group would be considered reported in a memorandum day hailed the fact Union the red tape in Trenton, and 1982-1983 school year at $5 ment exercises. also a writer for the Meadowlands Arena, car pools planned, 388-6321 for in- Til —-—eelebfaiion,- and -report the problems that affect the employe is already malt- formation. The world's recommendations to the a majority, and could act to Mayor Daniel L. Martin "We have retained Mi. County is "resolving the I am hopeful we will prevail people," concluded per hour and her salary ing plans for next year'; The student was awarded "Galleon" yearbook. best-loved musical SuUilOrup t -NOW TO TUESDAY, AUG. 31 -• Clark Art Assn is now in its 23rd year! PEACHES Board. for the Board of Directors. and members of the City Kuber's services at a total garbage crisis from which in that battle soon," said Freeholder Miller. coming from tuitions. vacation. an Honors Program Degree The 1978 graduate of Dr.PmMriHit ft Council. cost of $10 per hour, with the majority of former Freeholder Banasiak. as a member of the first Rahway High School, is the displaying winning paintings of Spring Show at Clark of- no fringe benefit costs. He People wishing to help fice of the United Counties Trust Co., 315 Central Ave., %f OQi Mr. Kuber is a 1960 cum freeholders were running "We are encouraged with graduating class of the Col- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. will be working for the city he Republican freeholder viewing, Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., Satur- 2 laude graduate of Fairleigh away for over a decade." this progress because in the lege of Arts and Sciences Raymond Monahan of Catch up to DiFrancesco bills "rom 20 to 40 hours per campaign should telephone BELL DRUGS OF RAHWAY day, 9 a.m. to noom I With Coupon Onl £5.9y R.R.9 I J«rs«y Dickinson University, and "I am very pleased to be 1970's freeholder majorities Honors Program. She was Rahway. She has accepted a week for less than six their campaign head- -SUNDAY, AUG. 1 •- Dr. William Robinson Planta- , Sugar Swect-btra large , Extra Large holds two masters degrees, running with Freeholder ran away from a decision in also awarded the English position as an assistant weeks. His immediate quarters at 241-9877, Chair tion, 593 Madison Hill Rd., guided tours, 1 to 4 p.m. one from Fairleigh Dickin- Chairwoman Blanche the crisis worsened. In 1970 man Banasiak at 5274117, medal, for the highest editor with Gralla Publica- curb auto thefts assignments will be to scholastic average of an -MONDAY, AUG. 2 •• Township Council, Executive I CANTALOUPES > Blaeberries son in economics and one Banasiak, who, unlike most the county hired a consul- Freeholder Miller at tions in New York, and 1 for an evening research reports requested OUR SPECIALTY Meeting, 8 p.m., Council Chambers, Municipal Building. you 11 lonR remember. Legislation sponsored by of thefts have risen, the from Seton Hall University of her predecessors, moved tant, but the freeholders 464-2541, Freeholder English major. plans to pursue a masters Senate Minority Leader in educational administra- by Council, particularly a degree. --TUESDAY, AUG. 3 -- Regional Board of Education, 181 Sullivan Street recover^ rate has declined, immediately as a freeholder took no action on theYarusavage at 381-7270, or In addition. the 212 OR 4-4573 Donald DiFrancesco, who a car is stolen, thtioe n and supervision. eport listing information to resolve a growing gar- studies for which they paid Mr. Kuiish at 351-6832. 381-2000 Rahwayan received the Regular Meeting, 8 p.m., Jonathan Dayton Regional represents Clark, to imchance- s are two-to-one it on the new City Hall and High School, Springfield. He has also participated bage crisis in our county. thousands of dollars. In FREE PARKING • FREE DELIVERY Communication Depart- Cornell honors provecooperation between will never be found. The in many educational Police Headquarters that She and her colleagues 1975 the state mandated Courtesy is enjoyable, ment Achievement Award -MONDAY TO FRIDAY, AUG. 2 TO 6 - Osceola even when steering an Presbyterian Church Vacation Bible School, 9 a.m. to law-enforcement officials percentage of motor vehicle seminars and institutes, in- 'ouncil has not had the adopted resolutions which the county develop a plan, automobile. Try it, and IRVING SI., OPP. ELIZABETH AVE. for her academic perfor- Miss Zamorski and automobile insurance ;heft cases solved in Newcluding some at Princeton time or willingness to do on made it possible for Widmer but the majority at that see how you feel. mance and extra-curricular noon. A Rahway woman. -WEDNESDAY, AUG. 4 •- Osceola Presbyterian Church companies in catching auto Jersey is amazingly low University, Kean College, its own, and to research & Ernst to file for a permit time again failed to act. activities in the ComHele- n Delia Zamorski. the thieves and insurance -only 6% in 1980," he Seton Hall and Montclair pending insurance claims. to construct and operate a Three years ago state direc- munication Depi.. and the Youth Group, hiking in nearby forest. Telephone Daniel We Carry A Complete Line daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rudyk, director of youth, 276-5300, if planning to attend. cheats passed the Senate Ju- noted. State College, and he has His service in total will be $ 110-million resource- tives began to divert our University Student Service Joseph Zamorski of 2282 ly 12. "It is obvious law en- served as a part-time in- an asset to providing recovery plant to burn garbage to other locations Award for school service Winfield St.. received a -TUESDAY, AUG. 10 •- Elementary Board of Educa of Regency Wedding Invitations The -bill' would make in- orcement needs additional structor in the Management assistance when and where Union County garbage to at higher costs because our and leadership. She was bachelor of science degree tion, Special Meeting, 7:30 p.m., Administration Building, '& Social Announcements Including:' surance companies immune ools to crack down on auto Science Dept. of Kean Col- needed to every depart- produce steam," said county had failed to live up FIND OUT WHAT'S HAPPENING recognized for being named in chemical engineering Schindler Rd., Reorganization of School. from liability for providing thefts, and send these lege in Union, since 1975, ment," concluded the ad- freeholder candidate, to its responsibilities. For- to "Who's Who infrom the College of -FRIDAY TO SUNDAY, AUG. 13 TO IS Osceola police with information and criminals to jail. My and is a career instructor ministrator. Kulish, a former mayor of tunately, with the election American Colleges andEngineering at Cornell Don Leonard Presbyterian Church Ydlith Group Summer Camping automobile theft claims, package of bills should give and supervisor in the Hillside. of Freeholder Banasiak IN THE RAHWAY-CLARK AREA Universities" for the second University in Ithaca. N. Y.. Retreat, Pine Barrens. Permission slips and money due no later than Aug. 1. • BAR MITZVAHS removing a major obstacle police and prosecutors the Rahway school system, Mr. Merck & Co., Inc. of things began to happen and consecutive year. on Sunday. May 30. Midland taps Hospital names -MONDAY, AUG. 16 -- Township Council, Regular in uncovering insurance power-they need to break Hartnett added. Rahway and Linden has with the bipartisan co- BY SUBSCRIBING TO THE... While attending Seton Miss Zamorski. who was • BIRTHS fraud. up lucrative auto theft signed a contract to pur- operation of the city of Meeting, 8 p.m., Council Chambers, Municipal Building. Mr. Kuber is a past presi- Mr. Rabadeau Hall, the scholar was graduated with distinction, Sen. DiFrancesco said, ings, and uncover phony chase the energy to be pro- Rahway we have begun to lifestyles editor and special -TUESDAY, AUG. 24 -- Elementary Bofrd of Educa dent of the Rahway Rotary An employe of a Clark RAHWAY was also named an Olin Don Leonard • MATCHES • STIRRERS "Insurance companies are insurance claims," the duced by the Widmer & carry out a definitive plan," scholar for her high tion. Regular Meeting, 8 p.m., Administration Building. Club and past exalted ruler firm, Gerard R. Rabadeau now hesitant to disclose in- lawmaker concluded. Ernst plant. The plant is ex- noted Freeholder academic achievement in In an effort to centralize Memorial General Hospiial, Schindler Rd. of the Fortune Financial key hospital services, Don • NAPKINS • MENUS formation to authorities on pected to be located along Yarusavage. her engineering studies. announced Thomas Sopr stolen car claims out of fear Corp. at 67 Walnut Ave., Rte. No. 1, Rabway. Kerne Charges set Leonard, formerly the direc- ano. the vice president of ••••» was named a general agent flecotb While at Cornell, the stu- • PLACE CARDS • ETC. they,will be sued for inva- troop 47 Scouts "I, am glad, when we Freeholder Miller Established 1822 dent was secretary and tor of DRG Systems, was Financial Services for the sion of privacy." of Midland National Life appointed the director of hospital. RICHARD BURTON Insurance Co., according to adopted^ the' appropriate pointed out the resolution for articles president of the Cornell Looking for something different? This bill is part of a legislation to make this of the garbage crisis is one Chapter of the American management information Come in and see package of legislation the president, Wayne A. Gillis. systems at Union's In addition to maintain- O.M.D. to go to camp possible under our county of a number of crises left on nuptials Institute of Chemical ing responsibility for the T PERSONALIZED INVITATIONS senator initiated to address behind by the last Established 1965 is pleased to announce his Active in the insurance solid waste management Engineers, a member of the state mandated diagnosis no matter what the occasion! one of the most profitable industry for more than plan we did it in conformity Democratic Board which The charge for the place- Engineering Policy Com Brian R. Lewis association in the practice and least solved crimes in 1326 LAWRENCE ST. Rahway N.J. 07065 ment of wedding and eng- related groups (DRG) reim- with British three years, Mr. Rabadeau with our belief in homerule the new Republican majori- mittee. Engineering Am bursement structure, Mr. of family dentistry with New Jersey - auto theft, he The Boy Scouts of York after a seven-hour ty is resolving. He said the agement announcements in is an alumnus of Belmont principles. Linden -didn't Unl*H I MkMkMx CM bassador Committee, Cam gets degree Leonard will oversee the Dr. F.E. Stevens said. Rahway Troop No. 47;flight from Gatwick Airport Republican majority has Oat of Ccmty aad State The Rahway News Record Abbey College. want it, but the Rahway Ci 1 Year - $ 9.50 pus Concert Committee, departments of data pro- Another bill;, . co- sponsored by the • First in London. ty Council adopted a resolu- resolved the county 1 Year $11.50 and The Clark Patriot Ls $5 A Clark resident, Brian 2 Years • $17.00 2 Years • $21.00 was on the dean's list, and cessing, communications, sponsored by ••---SeiH- Presbyterian Church, will They will be transported Church for sleeping and tion of inf.ertf.ion to accept technical institute crisis, the without a picture and $8 R. Lewis, the son of Mr. 3 Years - $25.00 3 Years $30.00 played women's varsity and risk management/insur- 972 Raritan Road piFranccsco, requiring car go to summer camp at to summer camp by theeating while touring New it, rind we are ha'ppy to have deficit in the social services with a picture. basketball. and Mrs. John J. Lewis of Camp - Winnebago '7jri parents of boys from Troop Forms are available at 34 Alice La., recently ance. thieves to-reimburse .victims York City, Great Adven- Please enter my subscription to the Rahway News-Record or The Clark The 1978 graduate of Clark, New Jersey Maicella on Saturday, July- No. 47. the offices of the ORDER: 50 for their losses also&tM ture and the Jersey Shore. Patriot starting immediately. Mother Seton Regional received his bachelor of arts A graduate of Seton Hall 1 31. newspapers at 219 Central die Senate July 12. The English scouts wil Troop No. 47 is hoping Enclosed is my check, cash or money order to cover subscription. High School in Clark has degree in business ad- University in South Orange, & SONSlfO Ave., Rahway, or by Hours by appointment: . "This bill should help Along with the scouts, be camping with Troop No to have an exchange pro- accepted a position with the ministration and philosophy Mr. Leonard was formerly keep insurance rates down writing to Box 1061, under the leadership of 47 for one week at Camp gram, and be able to visit NAME PHONE Shell Oil Co. as a process from Franklin and Marshall the data base manager for Rahway, N. J. 07065 or by Stop in today... by mktof restitution the Scoutmaster Ed' McLean, Winnebago. England next year. •FUEL OIL •OIL (Please print name clearlyl design engineer at their College in Lancaster, Pa. the New Jersey Hospital Evenings: Mon. thru Thurs. telephoning 574-1200. general rule far-car theft or will be Scouts of the Fifth' Parents of Troop No. 47 About 40 boys from Norco Site in New Orleans. The 1978 graduate of Ar Assn. in Princeton before Sutton Soout Group from •WtftMcLAlK In order to run in the thur L. Johnson Regional will hold a welcoming pic- Troop No. 47 will be atten- BURNERS STREET ADDRESS joining the hospital in 1981. Daily: Thursday The ATOM TABLOID -J20$ Sutton, Surrey, England. nic, with all the Scouts and ding summer camp with following week's editions, High School in Clark was a rexplained The. .group,- under the families participating, upon Assistant 5<5»*4aiasters the information must be The human race will member of the Franklin and He resides in Clark, with 219 Central Ave. 388-1251 crry STATE ZIP be greatly improved when *^uto theft has hit an all direction" of Scoutmaster their return from camp. Dave Buchanan, JoBrrHar- submitted, either typed or men attend to the Marshall Varsity Basketball his wife, Mrs. Valery Rahwat 574-1200 ifiwhiih in New JerseyII, Rodttr Milk, will be arriv- The second week they rigan, Matt Pazaryria and NITES- clearly printed by 5 p.m. the business of improving Team and Sigma Pi fraterni- Leonard, and their . 382-1321 preceding Thursday. themselves. ii-i-irowing/ higM? ing on July 31 at John F. will be using the facilities of Roy Kendrick, Jr., assisting ty. daughter, Sharon Leonard. »•••••••••••»••••••• prbtitfble and tow-risk Kennedy Airport in Newthe First Presbyterian in leadership. 756-6254 /et as the number 59 Y«or» In Rahway. N.J.- * "»•••••••••• •>••••••••< RAHWAY fcwS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, JULY 29,1982 PAGE 5 PAGE 4 THURSDAY, JULY 29. 1982 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT time for the vote, of the eight school body members Resident questions Planning Board alary boosts draw present, Mr. Henderson Phase III opens way was the only one to cast a cancels meetings negative ballot for the raises coach hiring method The regularly-scheduled mentioned above. iHifiecotb ^CorK%7>atriot meetings of the Clark Plan- ire of chairman On a motion to establish By R. R. Faszczewski -Established the New Jn-vt OUnl W*U| EM.bll.l-d 1822 Union Co. nlv» Nr»—c • .kly ning Board planned for By R. R. Faszczewski ton, Mr. Brunette told Mr. the 1982-1983 annual The 'unanimous re- 1982-1983 annual salary of to on-job awareness salary of James Savage, an appointment of Rahway's Frank Errickson, the co- Tuesdays, Aug. 10 and 24, Increases in several Henderson although her former varsity basketball have been cancelled. Editor's Note: This is the sion leader, her longtime needs, and is considered a Lawrence Branch, the salaries of supervisory per- raise equalled 12% it was accountant, at $21,575 to ordinator of buildings and Published Every Thursday Morning SUMMIT coach, Tom Lewis, to that The next meeting of the last in a four-part series sup supervisor, she has a hear- better manager. firm's affirmative action of sonnel on July 19 raised ob- recommended to make up be increased in two steps. grounds, at $28,430, TABLOID LITHOGRAPHERS, INC. position on July 19 after he Clark Planning Board will ELIZABETH plied to The Rahway News ing impairment, and has to For one black manager, ficer. "One thing 1 do know, jections from the chairman for the fact she had not Board member, William retroactive to July 1 of this 219 Central Ave . P.O. BOX 1061, Rahway. N J OlOf had coached for one year at take place on Tuesday. Record by Merck & f'o. read lips. Once the secret he most important poinl we have reinforced our of the Rahway Board of been advanced sufficiently Hoodzow, joined Mr. year. Sept. 14. TRUST Inc. of Rahway on the was out, the woman Education committee in salary in the past. Henderson in casting a Union Catholic High -Accepted the resigna- C. VIGILANTE ROBERT R. FASZCZFWSK" '•I I.EN PALINSKY was white males had learn strong commitment to affir School in Scotch Plains rais- 1 firm's "Phase "ill" affir became more outgoing; co- charged with recommen- Of the others, Mr. Rocco negative vote. tion of Mrs. Patricia orticinq ed affirmative action does mative action, and this com ed some questions from Editor/Publisher Assistant Editor rnative action program workers responded, and she not mean quotas. "The im ding or rejecting the in was increased to $43,500, Mr. Hoodzow said he Kasper, a Grover Cleveland Pink con help h '"itment will continue." David Brown of 353 E. " '<-h is now in proEr<>« ultimately earned a promo creases. Mr. Delmonaco to $48,850 had no objection to Mr. School teacher, effective im- portant factor in career ad Merck spokesmen report Stearns St., Rahway. Ihr Kih>i> \rtsRif.iril.»<) '««s)u,vr, «T>III|| Hi « • * tion. Voting against increases and Mr. Brunette to Savage personally, but, in mediately. Member keep you calm vancement." she said, "is 69% of Phase III par- A beneficial spinoff Is of Another handicapped for Mrs. Virginia Clanton, $56,050, all retroactive to the face of the defeated Although he agreed Mr. -•Granted" Mrs. Paula* M.lill.1 JIH) >-l'K- "ulinri itiaiillJirnil^ ihf njrhls nf Jll ^l .Hil.rjl.- I.I.I..'I Scientists are discovering still qualifying for the job. ticipants said they felt more ot 'M.rTY WEEKUES the Phase III Program in school budget he felt the Lewis had been a good Braxton, a kindergarten and colors and patterns can in- worker, confined to a You could actually feel the positive about the com- the secretary to the July 1 of this year. of advertent inequities are coach before he left the city preschool teacher at duce direct biological wheelchair, never mention- ice melting during that pany's equal employment superintendent of schools; In addition to objecting position was unnecessary. NFW JERSEY '•"metimes disco^eict) and school, Mr. Brown wanted Roosevelt School, a changes in people. Take the ed his special work-area discussion. And long after, and affirmative action pro- Anthony Rocco. Jr., the the superintendent's salary • * • 'reeled needs until the training ses- to know by what standards pregnancy and child-rearing Subscription Rates by Mail Including Postage $9 50; Oulside Union and MiddU-wx Count*.* $1 1 .SO color pink for example. One it's obvious that attitudes gram ac a result of the train- Board secretary; Nicholas "could reach $100,000 a In other action, the * • * sion led by his manager. Delmonaco, the assistant Board members: he was judged for rehiring, leave from Wednesday, Second Class Postage Paid at Rahway. New Jersey particular, shade appears to assistant, left, of the Summit and Elizabeth Trust Co. an- are more positive." ing year if we keep going at this COUNTING THE BOOTY - "A Treasurer Chest of Sav- A seemingly uncom Sensitized by the discussion, superintendent, and Frank rate," Mr. Henderson did -Granted Mrs. Dolores and if several candidates Sept. 1, of this year to Sun- have the power to tran- nounce the winners of drawings held by the bank at the The survey also shows had been interviewed for ings Accounts" was recently given away by the Summit municative woman admit- the discussion leader is now While 3*> said their feel- Brunette, the superinten not agree with the approx- Jedic, the secretary to the day, June 30, of next year. quilize, to replace aggressive and Elizabeth Trust Company Clark Mayor Bernard G recent Clark Folk Festival. The recipients were George employes would like the the post. ted to her surprised discus- more attuned to employe small open forums to be us ings about affirmative ac- dent, Barry D. Henderson imate 40% increase in Mr. assistant superintendent, a •Re-appointed Mrs. impulses with passivity. Yarusavage, right, Julia Milek, the assistant vice presi Matuch, Kimberly Scott, Jennifer Nunes, Cecilia The head of the Board of ed for other types of train tion were more negative said he was not against the Rocco's automobile 1982-1983 salary of Adele Magnolia as the affir- dent, center, and Josephine Parris. the administrative Cieckiewicz, Fred Eckel and John Toth. Education's Athletic Com- ing. M'>st commonly men than before, some 28% felt people involved, but feared allowance and the approx- $16,115. mative action officer in the mittee, Ronald Matusaitis, to the tioned as subjects were the same as before training, the salaries were getting too imate 33% increase in Mr -Approved a $15,860 school district for the next DATELINE: replied the appointment career opportuni'ies and many noting their n high Brunette's case. salary for Mrs. Margaret school year at no additional REPORT was based on interviews compensation and Ninefits >m loci e >r'v to expressed by mo " than -Okayed a $25,460 Elaine Smith as an elemen- A Legislative Report from f had come to a consensus 1 two thirds "> 0"" people salary for Leo Kahn, the tary teacher at Grover < Senator Don DiFrancesco say "i" " •" '••"• •• ' '•'"' Mr. Lewis was the best man State firemen warn WASHINGTON Id undergoing the training Board attorney. Cleveland School, effective shows voluntary action pro •-Hired Patricia Frawley for the job. on Sept. 1 of this year, at Were going to be Mr. Brown also urged the evaluating 'he program '\rui grams of this kind can be as a resource room teacher the annual salary of of city umferjnanning by dramatically effective, one at Rahway Junior High Board to field a complete $15,945. considering out option* for roster for the basketball Editor's Note: The following was written as an open Business of state Congressman some time to come, said companv official concluded School for 1982-1983 at an -Re-hired Alex Busse, Jr. letter to the citizens of Rahway by Walter J. Kosakowski, annual salary of $16,215. team, and equip all team as the thorough and effi- members. the president of the New Jersey State Firemen's Mutual -Appointed Mrs. Mar- cient coordinator for the Benevolent Assn., which is based at 1544 Irving St., needs efficiency ilyn Barouch as a reading The Board also voted to school district at no addi- MattRinaldo create and post the position tional compensation. Rahway. teacher at the junior high , I2th District, New Jersey , of assistant boys basketball * * * State government is big business, employing 78,000 school for the next school •Renamed Jean The New Jersey State Firemen's Mutual Benevolent people and administering a $6 billion budget. year at the" salary of coach for the 1982-1983 Loughlin at Roosevelt Assn., an organization of 6,500 professional firefighters Yet anyone who has become tangled in the Agencies for aging $22,695. school year. School, Louise Gavlak at and professional firefighting experts of all ranks, is con- bureaucratic maze of state government knows how ineffi- ' -Employed Mrs. Barbara Mr. Matusaitis explained Franklin School, Toni ducting a survey of numerous New Jersey municipalities cientlj it is run. Wassel as a clerical aide for the purpose of the person Agliata at Grover to determine the effects of a reduction in firefighter man- If state government was a profit-making business, it see improvement the 1982-1983 school year hired would be to help the Cleveland School and power on the firefighters and citizens of these might well be headed for bankruptcy. at Rahway High School at head coach and scout op- Veronica Reinhold at municipalities. The source of this data is fire department I am pleased Gov. Thomas Kean, a former A sizeable majority of spokesmen for New Jersey's $4 per hour to work five posing teams' strategies. Madison School as elemen- records and documents. businessman, has decided to treat state government as big agencies for the aging agree the state's older citizens are hours per day. * • * tary aides in the Basic-Skills better off today than they were five years ago, according The Rahway Survey has been analyzed, and the business. -Approved the place In other action. Board Program for the 1982-1983 The governor has appointed three leading New to the results of a poll I conducted recently as the ranking members: school year. resulting data clearly demonstrates the adverse impact of Republican on the House Select Committee on Aging. ment of a pre-school han Jersey businessmen to direct a comprehensive study of dicapped student in the -Re-appointed Ragnvald -Re-appointed Margaret the reduction in Rahway firefighter manpower on the The lack of long-term economic security, however, firefighters of your municipality. state government with an eye toward cutting waste and "SNAPPY Pre-School Pro Ervick as the head girls spr- Mindnich, Milton Schloff improving services. remains the No. 1 concern of many elderly people in the gram for the Handicapped ing track coach for and Margaret Trzeciak as You should be aware incidents of all in-service fire state, according to the poll results. Slightly more than apparatus responding to or working at fire alarms-leaving This study may be, as the governor has said, "the CHECKING THE CHECK - Showing the $25,000 check Heyman Manufacturing Co. of in Cranford for the next 19821983 at the extra substitute teachers for the most important initiative of his first term." two-thirds of the survey respondents listed financial Kenilworth presented to Union College, left to right, are: William Jemison, Heyman school year at $2,000 tui- services compensation of upcoming school year. noTirc apparatus available to respond to other fire alarms- uncertainty as the principal concern of the aged, followed -are increasing in both frequency and duration. Several hundred executives from New Jersey firms president; Fred Klumpp, Heyman co-founder, and Dr. Saul Orkin, the Union College tion plus transportation. $1,530. by health care, transportation, housing and employment. president. Great Wall The association has respectfully urged the mayor and will work with Robert Ferguson, president of First Na- Also reflected in the results was a widespread convic- City Council of Rahway to promptly increase the number tional State Bancorporation; David Clare, president of tion the federal government has a role to play in assuring more like gate of paid firefighters, and also join our efforts in pressing Johnson & Johnson, and Rocco Marano, president of Alexander Jasman the well-being of senior citizens, and programs now of- You can make the New Jersey Legislature to provide some "CAP" relief New Jersey Bell, in examining every state agency. Releases China's Great Wall, once fered to the aged regardless of need, should be skewed to for municipalities, and to include Firefighters in the Safe These executives are donating their time and talents erected to keep foreigners favor the frail and home-bound elderly. \ and Clean Streets Act. in the belief state government can do more for less must meet Ron Kratz (participant) at Kiwanis confab out, now lures them in. Lit- Results of the poll are contained in a briefing paper poor Suzie rich MSD, West Point tle wonder, when you con- • We also urge you, the citizens of Rahway, to let your money. A Clark resident, Alex- various goals throughout published by the Select Committee on Aging, which I Steve Lilly (discussion leader) "I'd like to see other Company programs and policies sider the wall stretches over voices be heard to the mayor and the members of the City More than a decade ago, then-Gov. William Cahill Poor Suzie! This loveable Irish Setter. "Bob" is iden- ander Jasman of 17 Union the year. commissioned a similar study that found' ways to save released ipu,|uly 21. It is based on a questionnaire sent to new policy MCMD, Elkton, Va. presented irr-thls way For example, I would like to see one-twentieth of the earth's Council. I assume you are interested in adequate fire pro- five-year-old Cairn Terrier tified by No. 6287. Pups up St., the past president of the Convention speakers in- over $40 million. the directors of the New Jersey Area Agency on Aging was accustomed to a diet of for adoption include a "I think the Company was extremely honest and direct Quality Circles in more areas of the plant because I think circumference. tection, and if you're not, I offer you the following sugges- The Rahway News-Re- some people are concerned that the Company may not Kiwanis Club of Clark, at- cluded Kiwanis Interna- The size and scope of state government mushroomed Offices and'the head of the State Division on Aging. steak in a very secure home Poodle-Afghan cornbina- in explaining what the laws are, the Company interpreta- tions: cord and The Clark Patriot be interested in their suggestions." tended the 67th Annual tional president, E. B. Peale. clergyman and lec- -•Be sure to invest in a smoke detector for every room after Gov. Cahill left office, and Gov. Brendan Byrne They were asked to respond to a series of questions until her owner died. This tion. These pups have the tion, and how the Company is applying the law. The turer: Bob Newhart. the focusing on the problems of the people they serve, the will no longer accept un- Convention of the Kiwanis "Mac" McKitrick of Ed- in your home. took charge. Yet little thought was given to making orphaned pet now awaits black curly poodle coat. fascinating thing was seeing how much people's her eight years as a about Mrs. Sinnott rings comedian and television ability of their offices to meet these challenges, and the ef- signed letters to the editor International in Min- monton, Alberta; the government cost efficient. The shelter is open to the perceptions could change, and I mean in a very positive freeholder, during her true. For the very best, you personality, and singer, -Get yourself a ladder that will reach to the upper- fectiveness of the Older Americans Act program in serv- or political press releases. adoption at Kindness Ken- neapolis from June 27 to presidents of Kiwanis' two It is time to make sure the residents of this state are public from 1 to 4 p.m. from way." Beverly Karwoski (participant) tenure as chairwoman of have to vote for Mrs. Sin- Lynn Anderson. most windows in your home or business in case someone ing the needs of the state's senior citizens. nels operated by the Union 30. youth groups: Alan J. has to be rescued. getting their money's worth. County Society for the Monday to Saturday. Calgon, Pittsburgh the Union County Board of nott." declared Register Prince of Newnan, Georgia, Special recognition was While the 21 respondents were in general agreements All letters and political The international con- -Buy a large-sized diameter garden hose, and keep it Who, is better qualified to answer this question than Prevention of Cruelty to "I thought the discussions were good I liked the idea of Chosen Freeholders and Hatfield. the president of Key Club also given to a Kiwanis as to the problems facing the elderly, they were divided releases must be signed and vention serves as the "an hooked up at all times in case of fire and a delayed professional managers who are skilled in finding the best breaking up into small groups and not necessarily voting now as our surrogate. She Clerk Halpin has served International (for high Decency Award winner. over whether the elderly are better off today then they include the full names and Animals at 90 St. George Where there's nual meeting" of Kiwanis, b4il way to deliver services at the lowest cost? for a correct answer, but coming up with an opportunity has impressed me as an Union County as a staff school students), and Ken- This year's Connelly were five years ago. Fourteen offices said they felt the addresses of all persons sub- Ave., Rahway. Suzie's iden- at which officers and With cutbacks in federal aid and limited state mitting them. tification number is 6273. smoke? to hear what other people thought " outstanding public servant member and elected official trustees for the coming year neth P. Burke of Seminole. Medal for heroism went to resources, the state must find some innovative ways to elderly's situation had improved, and seven said they felt in every stage of her career. since 1958 in the Office of Fla., the president of Circle Bobby A. Marlowe. Jr. of it had grown worse. Orphaned kennelmates Tar and nicotine may not are elected, essential Mrs. Surber attacks reduce waste if we are to continue to deliver essential ser- In addition, those submit- also in need of placement The governor showed ex County Clerk. He is the business is conducted, such K International (for college Asheville, N. C, who However, those citing'an improved situation did not be the only dangerous ingre- vices without burdening residents with never-ending tax ting letters and releases include Duffy, a six-year- cellent judgment in appoin past president of the Inter as the adoption of amend- students); William F. rescued two men from bur- increases. agree on why that has been the case. They listed more dients in cigarettes. Many Halpin, Hatfield must come to the offices of old Bichon Frise, No. 6294, manufacturers use additives ling her, and I urge the peo- national Assn. of County ments to the constitution Bolger, the United States ning automobiles which had hiring of summer aide The budget process just completed dramatically awareness of elderly problems, Older Americans Act pro- the papers at 219 Central ple to show the same fine Clerks, Recorders, Election and the adoption of resolu- postmaster general; Mrs. collided head on. grams, tax deductions, general improvement of the mid- and Buddy, a male grey to enhance the flavor and Now that Mayor Daniel L. Martin has carried out demonstrated the fiscal problems the state faces. The state Ave., Rahway, in order to judgment in electing her on Officials and Treasurers and tions, and public Shirley Temple Black, the All major meetings were dle class, increased special transportation, Social Security tiger 13-month-old cat. Bud- body of "light" cigarette back Mrs. Sinnott his plan to hire an individual to do the work of his could not afford to continue all existing services at pre- pick up affidavits to signify Tuesday, Nov. 2," said a former president of the acknowledgement is made former actress and former held in the Minneapolis benefit increases and other developments. One said the dy's front paws have been brands. business administrator, I would like to make several sent levels without a tax increase. the authenticity of the let- Clerk Halpin. County Officers Assn. of to individuals, clubs and ambassador to Ghana; The Auditorium and Conven- improvement was due to the elderly themselves. declawed. Just what are these ad- observations. Hopefully, this study will enable us to end what has ters and releases. "Sam" is a threeand-a- "Rose Mane Siniioii New Jersey. districts who have achieved Rev. Norman Vincent tion Center. become an annual ritual -• the state budget crisis. The seven offices replying the elderly were worse off ditives and what effect do for surrogate Firstly, I think it is very unfair to the taxpayers to These affidavits may be half-year-old black, spayed they have on our health? always has been the best, Register Hatfield is in his all laid the blame to inflation. One respondent com- chairmen, calling Mrs. Sin have to subsidize Mayor Martin's, re-election campaign by notarized at the paper of- Labrador Retriever.' "Sam" The six major United States Union County constitu- and she surprises me every fourth year as Union Coun- mented, "Inflation has taken its toll',, particularly in the noil "a fine surrogate, on year in office because she allowing his business administrator to spend more time on United Counties JUVENILE fices or by another notary is identified by No. 6317. cigarette companies aren't tional officers. Clerk Walter ty register, and is a former MATTHEW RINALDO: AN INTRODUCTION cost of housing, utilities and food. Necessities are increas- the job, all the time for the keeps on surpassing herself the mayor's campaign. I think it would be fairer for the public. "Bob" is a large female talking. G. Halpin of Fanwood and member of the Union business administrator to take a leave of absence, and RHEUMATOID ingly difficult for older persons to obtain. Once their Richard Hatfield of Scotch people in the tradition of in her whirlwind perfor- sets 30* dividend County Board of Taxation. 1-ast week 1 introduced myself tn you. housing costs are met there is very little left." former Surrogates Mary C. mance of her duties. Rose seek his paycheck from the mayor's campaign treasury in- ARTHRITIS Plains, endorsed the elec- He is the senior municipal Now I'd like to introduce you lo my oppo- At its meeting on July 8 In ranking a list of 10 services in their importance to Kanane and Walter Marie is one great worker stead. is a chronic disease. It may go tion of Surrogate Rose chairman in the Union nent. Congressman Matthew Rin;iJilo - they Board of Directors of the elderly, the respondents placed transportation on top Mane Sinnott of Summit, UI rich." for the people. When people and not the Matthew Rinaldo you read Secondly, since the individual appointed to do the The United Counties Trust on for years: it may subside County Republican Com ahoul in his press releases in your newsp;i after a lew weeks or months; 'of the list followed by health/outreach assistance, and accepted appointments "I have worked with say she's 'on the job, all the business administrator's work has more educational Co. of Elizabeth authorized homemaker/chore assistance, housing, nutrition service, mittee. per or in [he frank mailings he's sending By or, in some cases it may last a IWPVi MQVID as her county campaign co- Rose Marie Sinnott during time, for you.' the truth intu your homes at taxpayers expense credentials, I think it would be even better for the tax- jpaymeht of the regular lifetime. In every case the pharmaceutical-aid programs, taxpayer assistance, legal Mr Rinaldo is ^2 years uld. an industrial payers if the mayor appointed the substitute ad- quarterly cash dividend of threat of recurrence is a pos- services, senior-center activities and weatherization. relations consultant hy profession. .mil ADAM ministrator.as business administrator instead. 30' per share on Monday, sibility. Find out what can be lives in Union, which is close to uui ills When asked to rate the effectiveness of THE LEVIN That way, the taxpayers would be getting a full Aug. 2, to stockholders of done for children with JRA. trie! hut not in our district government's response to Jhe elderly, the Area Agency on Several years ago. New Jcrse> return on their tax dollars, instead of indirectly subsidiz- record on July 19 of this Send for your free copy of Aging Offices gave themselves high marks, followed by ^ MR WWW UKATHWUKATHWI IS: ^ "Arthritis In Children". MonthK r.ited our t'ungresMonal delega ing the mayor's campaign for re-election. year. the State Division on Aging and the United States Ad- tion. and they rated Mr. Kinaldo the Sharon L. Surber Based on the 2,085,000 ministration on Aging. The U. S. Dept. of Labor was worst " Congressman from New Jersey In examining his inconsistent noting 577 Bryant St. shares outstanding, the listed as either minimally effective or uneffective on two- record, they said. One might conclude Rahway cash-dividend distribution Km MOM thirds of the returns. thai Rinaldo is an mdependeni thinker, will amount to $625,500. MFOMUTKM ARTHRITIS I was prompted to conduct the survey to obtain a l more accurately, he is a politiL.il oppor 1 *UIM I CONTACT: 219 Central Avi All in family United Counties Trust FOUNDAtlON close-up view of the Older Americans Act as it operates in Jim Griffin (discussion leader) lunist with an erratic ideology Ihev gi> uith 116 Route 73 (CO*. HAMILTON MCMD, Danville, Pa. on losay. "He's been called noncnmmit Nc-u k-iMn MunlliK ,iKn nli-il Ih.il ing apart. According to has an office in Clark. Berlin. New Jersey 06009 New Jersey. The act, which was extended last December Riri.ikiu ilix.-s h;ni: I .in I % punt OH ttill good motto • CENTtAl) "I really like the videotapes People far removed from till" and undependahle' hy Repuhlic.wis pollster, George A. Gallup, for three more years, provides senior citizens with jobs and Democrats alike lucnl ^c^Wl.^.•. pomlinj: 0111 lh;u lu- Good news! Contrary to Jr., 79% of Americans are 88% said they were highly and an array of services. upper management can see exactly where the Com- I think if you examine Mr Rm.ildo ^ IK- rc.ui*- c^i \ It-'tlci lh.il to 1 l' all we read and see, the very satisfied with their satisfied with their mar- pany is on Affirmative Action There should be no doubt record, you w ill find things ha\ en I j;iUMl U' s.lV -\|UI II HUncs .1-. IH l Mlf PIIM- Under the program last year, older people in New Rahwav, N.J. [u m Thill Kin.iMd h.is mm- lo ic.nl on\ family life, and a whopping riage. in a Merck employes mind ot the Company's commit- changed much in the last few vca/s Just American family is not fall- Jersey were provided about 93,000 units of transporta- last month, he was widely cr ihci/cd in the li-tlci htt.iiiM- lit h.i-. pnnlui.i'il nut mil' Papers set ment to Affirmative Action I think the sessions totally Mlipll- PIC-C ill MCTlllC.lMl k-psl.il IIH1 Ihls press because he signed on as .1 co spon tion, 4,000 meals were served shut-ins, 1,000 seniors 7 benefited from home-repair assistance and nearly five clarified the situation sor of a bill to repeal the controversial S" *' term ' You will lind lli.il things h.nnll a-day income la* deduction for members crunged much in lh.it .IKM L-IIIIL-I Mr PICK-IT-NUMBERS FOR deadline million hot meals were served to 90,000 Jerseyans at con- of Congress. (This was [he new tax law Kin;ildi> is ;ilu.i\-- quick lo MSMI on .is the Jersey SANE, which was ol ;i hill .ind ihcn The deadline for submission gregate eating centers. SANE to meet passed in the House without a rccoided copi In addition to a thorough review of the survey founded 25 years ago as the vote and without advance notice ll *vas pressrelease I o sponsorinsoring is IreijueMtK of stories and pictures for Committee for a Sane attached to a bill dealing with black lung dune in C'nngrcsngr s It me.ins lh.it .liter .illl events taking place during results, the 54-page booklet provides statistical informa on referendum benefits.) Mr. Rinaldo has spoken out the research and h;ud wuik .ire JJune. JULY 19 thru JULY 24 tion on national aging trends, with special emphasis on Nuclear Policy, by citizens against the tax break, and yet he is the Connicssmen add then names to a hill lo the week to The Rahway indicate support News-Record and The New Jersey's growing population of senior citizens. With Union County SANE concerned at that time only member of our delegation co-spon- about atmospheric nuclea soring the repeal who also took full ad\an We ajc still looking loi an> significant Clark Patriot is S p.m. on more than 1.2 million citizens 60 and over, New Jersey will meet on Monday, Aug. tagc of the lax break, leading the piece ol legislation lor which Mi Rinahio the Thursday preceding the ranks ninth among states with the most senior citizens. 2, at 8 p.m. at the Westfield testing. Courier-News in an editorial to describe is personalK responsible - which he This is the fastest growing age group in the state. Rescue Squad. Further information may him as "hypocritical " aulhured. felt slrongl> enough atxml lo TUOOAY. JULY 20 Thursday you wish to see advocalc on Ihe lloor ul the House, got 514 W- '41 HCKNM the item appear in the "While New Jersey's entire population increased only Suggestions and plans for be obtained by writing The only change you will find this year is (hat he has become more consistent in passed b> both houses, and got signed into 2.7% from 1970 to 1980, the portion of the population programs explaining the SANE, 256 W. Dudley law II you know ol ain such legislation. 1 mum HI off MX newspapers. • his voting. He has voted with the Presi- aged 60 and above increased more than 21 %-about ten- November ballot referen- Ave., Westfield. dent right down the line. His presidential would appreciate knowing about il so I Only events which occur 1 foid'abolrc the population as a whole." dum "For a mutual United support rating is 63 percent, one ot the can share it with >ou. I wuuld like to be over the weekend will be ac- BLUEPRINT highest in the country His constituent able to contrast tor iuu [he important new THURSDAY. JUtY 22 J Other sections of the publication describe federal and States/Russian nuclear Necrssity may be the mother laws and regulations I'm responsible fur cepted oh Mondays, and. freeze" will be discussed. have come back from meetings with him only to 10 ajn. state programs benefiting the elderly and a summary of of invention, but m set goal in and reported to me that he has told them. witti unes he's lesponsible lor WIO IMS M. 5104 the issues and recommendations of the 1981 New Jersey Nominations of officers will life is the father of succeai. ON THE SINNOTT SURROGATE BANDWAGON - Sup- Richard Hatfield of Scotch Plains, as they gather Any items not submitted also be made. porting Union County Surrogate Rose Marie Sinnott of together at Mrs Sinnotts first campaign meeting. Mr. Governor's Conference on Aging. A treaty of peace is ADAM I.KVIN • DKMDC'RAT K)K COMiRKSS in time foi; the deadlines Copies of the committee report may be obtained by Union County SANE is worth exactly the value Summit, center, in her bid for re-election, shown, left to Ulrich is the honorary chairman of the Sinnott Surrogate that one attaches to the will automatically be writing to Rep. Matthew J. Rinaldo, 2338 Rayburn H. O. one of 15 affiliates of the right, are: County Clerk Walter Halpin of Fanwood. campaign. Mr Halpin and Mr Hatfield were appointed tred to the following character of those who former Surrogate Walter Ulrich of Rahway and Register the co-chairmen of her campaign B., Washington, D. C. 20515, or by telephoning my Montclair-based New sign it. weekt newspapers. district office at 687-4235.

, the mon fr'-quentlv chapman and reside t of 1 M V ' ordi pud Sharon tlie mayo wi '•" the city County's 1982 IP* "* fund the Fleming'O' fur o . raising campaign. Robert today hi' Mayor attorney as a pp • i isan and Donald F Fmiis the 1 !•! ' Ma tin • dfcep politica weapon He president arH elm"' "X I ih- 'iff •,- f city predicted the ma\ni again -6 ecutive officer of Town • i<1 will have his city a''orney Co'Titry. 've' * elerteti in as a r ••• i;-->.. vap HI question the legality of ar the Roard ol Din'crm", •>' 'MicaI lions with which the mayor The Summit Rawir1"'1 Instead of Mayor Mar having his a'torney give disagrees, and have ''is at ON CAREER ROAD - Miss 'i'>ri''si leg'il 'ipinion. he torney whitewash i\w * Bethanne Chaillet of Mr Fnnis was al"> ap 'ionable maycval actions c the h'hit of ''.TV'rig his Rahway • will begin her pointed a enior vice prc-i :unci give pii'lisan " The people slv 'ild iT-ver studies in September at <•'•• ni of the Banc'ir-potHti'Hi 'iril o[ :'iions in which forget the nvv1' "'a'd the The Berkeley School of Town anH (ouniry R?'ik ; Mr fa' •.fly renders \ "ws city attorney a-- a terrible Woodbridge. Miss Chaillet became the fourth h?nk in 1 which sa\ only wha the political weapon ag"i"'t the will be enrolled in the ex- the holding company ^s of rnnl •>• v anis is legal and right of the peopl- t" peti ecutive secretarial pro- July I. As a result. T he v in Isqg'eemep1 \vith tion for a referend"ni \fter grp'n. which is designed Summit Bancorpo1-"ion s th •ia\ i r ;re illegal If the terribly maligning 'he [>eti for the student seeking a assets approximat *"<)(' law avK : i 3' 'inn is i-gal, tioners. and ')iie«iionipn. the secretarial education *A/ith million It opp'-T- >- ' that '»'< n< '"alter AH integrity of opr >smg 'an general anr1 business ad- fines in Clark that falters is what the didates with t|>"i ht ;li. the ministration courses in- PIPING OUT A TUNE - Lt. Col Jack Moelmann of T»,tor pl^yH an O'her member 'ranks an;- nm >t v anf; If the Mayor legal case of tl"- nayra cluded to broaden her 1 4 -onoert at the Trenton War I rnorial Joan Corbet The S'lmm' am Fl«v:jbt*ih d' s n'M wa"t il. ih'ti hi" ci crumble^ in the curts after knowledge cf the business Robert Marik Trust f"o., Marik. the vice president of t\ MI irnfi fiaim' th ac the las' mayoral "lefions ocnmciity The daughter Trust ( . a i<1 r, Instead of facing h>s total public affairs of Merck and muniiy affair^ of ,„ .. .- ill. ,, .1 --,;.! M. I ,r of Mr "'id Mrs ''inhard Schering Plough Corp. 1: defeat, the mayor on the ad DOUBLF HONOR - The members of the Suburban Chaillet nttended Union Organ show recalls Co. Inc. of Railway, will Mothers of Tw'ns and Triplets Cli'b present a check for 1 Kenilworth, the viry presi Ouiing he past years of vice of his attorney, had his Catholi'- Hegiona High serve as her campaign chair n/J $2,000 to Dr David Ppelkomac. ce"'er. the executive 1 dent of planning; Arthur ri• - Martin NdrY1'nistration, puppet City Council reixjal Suspect arrested Schoo in Scotch Plains, man. Imperial B« dirocto' of the (JniteH C^r^hral P^lsy I eague of Union Schultz, the president of the a ni'tTibei 'if legislative the ordinance to which the whf° she parting' Mod in good old days' Other officers elected to Couoty thp receipts of a rp<~c"it dinnp' fpsh'on sh'w Steel Shipping Container to play iict'is were proposed which petitions were attached the co cperative ••";<•" serve on the board are: held at the Town and Carr'ous Re^ta'irant in Union A I he GardPi State Institute of Union, the the "lay r did not like, so he What the mayor cniH not in city mayor's yard rtriii<-qtir,n program originally wa« in the Lin Mark Portnoy, the ex- win in the courts, he "ole plfQue in recognition of this gift wiM be placed in the lob Chapter "f the American treasurer, and Ernesl on cable had hi* city -"torney an- 1 coin Theatre in Trenton, ecutive director of the A Plainfiel'1 man learned by o' the William an'i Myr's Oirbe Treatment fleeter a' Theatre ^rgan Society Winter of Westfield, the Suburban Cablevision ti'iuni c them illegal. I'll through a loophol" in 'he it took pcvlic* a ha'f hour to and was installed in the Union County Economic last week one ca1' run when 373 Clerrnont Terr With Pr Snelkornnn, left to right, recently presented a secretary. will cablecast a concert per never forget the time Sixth law utilizing his nt> at find him 'ving on t>>e grass War Memorial Auditorium Development Corp. of are Mrs Kathy Qneenan and Timrny Qiioenan. Sue theater organ extravaganza These officers will be Ward Councilman James J. tornev with q"es''onaHe being chased t'y 'b? police, behind a fence in M"yor in the early 1970's. It, Elizabeth, the vice president formed by 'he Imperial Juelis with Michelle and Melissa Queenan, and Pat Oe entitled "Those Were the responsible for the day to- Fnlcomer wanted a special legal arguments to stall ? but can't hirl*- in a mayor e Martin's backv'H, tlie however, dates back to the of government affairs; Symphonic Ben') and Geso with Nicole and Ruth De Geso and Sara Fliegel Days" at the War Memorial day operation of the United 1 zoning calory to protect decision until after the elf ^ack yard p^lire said. 1920's. Alfred Fontana, the presi- Chorus of So"t^ Rvr or The league. « treatmeot center and school for multiply Auditorium in Trenton Way. including next year''; parklands from develop tion,' noted Mrs. Surber The man, Mexis Tyler. P'l. Joseph Visco pursued A lieutenant colonel on dent of the Union County Sunday, Aug i m " i ••• 19, of Clinton Ave . who fl handicapped children, are now in full swing with Camp Jack Moelmann was the campaign. via TV 3. ment into new houses. The him to the backyard loca active duty with the Air Labor Council of the AFL- Mr. Lordi declared the ed from police after alleged- Summershine. the only camp for multiply handicapped featured artist on the city attorney called the new people should never forget tion two blocks away from Force, Mr. Moelman is an zoning category illegal ly stealing a car and being the accident, and Ptl. •hildren in Union County Mighty Three-manual electrical engineer presently ZANY IS IN - The Uncle Floyd Show will come to the Club Bene Dinner Theatre, the present City Council got involved in a minor acci Moller Theatre Pipe Organ. located on Rte. No. 35, Sayreville, on Friday and Saturday, July 30 and 31. On both because the Martin rid of the city attorney, and Joseph Remener made the Stephens, the son of Mr stationed at Fort Mon- Democrats at first didn't dent on W. Grand Ave., arrest, the officials said. Marines train Mr. Moelman "relived the mouth. He has pursued his evenings there will be an optional dinner at 7 o'clock, with the show starling at 9 hired a special legislative at- Rahway, was arrested and Mrs. Sam M. Stephens golden days when the o'clock. This two-day engagement will mark Floyd's third appearance at the Bene. This Merck signs pact like it. Later, when Coun- torney because they could Tyler, who lost a tooth of 621 Linden Ave.. com avocation of the theater cilman Fulcomer finally hiding in the backyard of during the accident, refused Eric Stephens theater pipe organ was in organ in the many concerts will also be The Uncle Ftoyd Show's only summer appearance in New Jersey. For fur- not trust the legal opinions Mayor Daniel L. Martin on pie led the infantry combai full swing, providing much ther information, or to reserve to see Floyd Vivino and his talented cast, please demonstrated such zoning of the mayor's city at- hospital treatment, the A Rnhwav re siit •111 . I rain ing course a.! the Infan he has given around the Hamilton St. MOVING UP - GAF Corp of the entertainment and telephone the Bene at 727-3000. categories exist in other torney. police said. Marine Pvt Fric R try Training School. world. He has performed in communities, and other city Tyler allegedly crashed He is being charged with has appointed Stan F. music of the I920's and such places as the Carnegie firm "The fact is the present Roriak the manager of in 1930's and other bygone with Swedish attorneys consider them to the stolen Plainfield car into automobile theft and Hall Cinema Theatre in Kinney, Lois Nardone, mayor has made the office years and popular and Merck and Co., Inc., of humans in the U. S., and company licenses to be legal, Councilman several cars parked in the obstructing the administra Richard D. Trocopio D.M.D temal audit for its opera New York, the Alabama 'Oklahoma!' ready Jayne Jacobi, Susan Beurer, of city attorney little more broadway Rahway, and A B Astra of complete the work develop and market in the Fulcomer's proposal was 500 block of W Grand tions throughout the worid music well Theatre in Birmingham, IN THE SPOTLIGHT - Gerry Mclntyre of Rahway will ap- Gretchen Trembulak, than one of the mayor's par- tion of the law, and is being known to Sodertalje, Sweden, recent- necessary to obtain ap- United States future pro- adopted into law, and today Ave. about 4 a m.. the held in $500 bail. Dominic D. Pisano D.M.D Mr Rodak joined GAF in all of us," Alabama, the Olde Rahway pear as the Leading Player in the Metropolitan Musical Robin Parisi, Lisa Cardella, tisan political mouthpieces. he reported ly completed a final agree- proval from the U. S. Food ducts of its research pro- our zoning ordinance pro- police said. 1976 as a financial a society Theatre in Rahway, and Theatre of Summit's production of "Pippin," to be for curtain call Dawn Huss, Cathy This fact has forced the Ci- a dontol of'co at ment on a collaboration in and Drug Administration tects our parks from greedy analyst, became a senior spokesman most recently opened the presented outdoors for the first time at the Summit Rehearsals for the Cardella, Angela Tripodi, gram in Sweden, and Merck ty Council to spend more But when area residents 102 Walnut Avenue Herman playing Aunt Eller the United States market for marketing these pro- contractors who have no auditor in 1978 and was Saenger Theatre in Hat- Young Men's Christian Assn. at 67 Maple St., Summit, musicial "Oklahoma!" are Teri Shimkus, Maria will continue to manufac- money to get a special City heard the crash, they called and Ken Sanford, cast as leading to the establishment ducts in the United States. respect for the need to Cranford named internal audit super- The program included an tiesburg, Miss. He has also on Fridays and Saturdays, July 30 and 31, and Aug. 6 now in full swing at David DiFabio, Kathy McManus, ture for the joint venture. Council attorney whose opi- the police, and then went the villainous Jud Fry. of a major joint venture in Astra and Merck have preserve green acres in for the practice of family dentistry visor in 1980. He holds a audience sing-a-long with been featured during the and 7, at 8:30 p.m. For tickets, please telephone Brearley Regional High Beth Herman, Chris Tom- The final agreement an- nion they can trust, and it out to help Tyler, who was Cast as the two comic the prescription drug field. identified the first three pro- nounced today confirms the Rahway," stated Mrs. Hourf by appointmont only 1974 bachelor of science the words on the screen. Home Organists Conven- 273-91 91 or write MMT, 67 Maple St., Summit, N. J., School in Kenilworth. chak, Joanne Swayze and ducts that will be developed also has destroyed the getting out of the car as the lovers, Ado Annie and Will The agreement is design- agreement in principle that Surber. police arrived. 272-5499 I no anfwer coll degree in accounting from During the second half of tion held in Valley Forge. 07901. This production, which Parker, are Peggy Saggese Yvette Lenhart. under the new licensing ar- credibility of jth# office of ci- Fairleigh Dickinson Univer- ed to bring a series of signifi- was announced by the two When he saw the of- Cranford 273-1525 the show, Mr. Moelmann will be the culmination of and Paul Petruccelli. Com For further information, cant new medicinal pro- rangement. They are: To- Mr. Lordi added the ty attorney. Appointed by IN NURSING - Eileen sity, and is a member of provided the organ a'Ofcom- the first'year's work of the companies in April, 1981. the mayor," he concluded. ficials, he fled on foot, and plicating their relations are please telephone either Mrs. ducts from the laboratories cainide, an orally-active Lenahan of 753 Central the American Institute of paniment to one of the Summer Music Theatre Avidon or Mr. Corbo at the agent for the treatment of Ex-Rahway flyer Bill Gonzalez as Ali Hakim, of Astra tc the United Ave., Rahway, recently Certified Public Accoun- silent film comedies of Workshop, is being spon- the peddler, and John Ten- high school at 272-7505. States market, reports a cardiac arrythmia (irregular AS SEEN ON THE SATELLITE PROGRAM NETWORK received her degree in nur- tants and the New Jersey 1927, "The General," starr- sored by the Union County heartbeat); zimelidine, an Merck sales rise neson as Annie's father, Merck spokesman. sing from Seton Hall Society of Certified Public ing Buster Keaton. may be in movie Regional High School Andrew Carnes. antidepressant, and University in South Accountants. Mr. Rodak District No. 1, which in- Jewish Singles Merck and Astra officials The Moller Theatre Pipe A Rahway man, Adam the group was one of Other principal players signed the final agreement budesonide, a steroidal pro- Orange. lives in Rahway. Organ in the auditorium cludes Clark. duct for treatment of 4% for quarter THE "GOODWAY" A. Mackow of 1990 12,731 built, of which only include: Peter Tulley as Ike to dance in New York on July 12. It Lufberry St., may be part of Performances of the Skidmore, Charles Dolar as allergy, inflammation and MAIL ORDER CATALOG 14 are still flying. musical will be held in Con- A Jewish Singles Dance establishes a collaboration a movie about the B-17 Fly During the group's ap- Fred, Joe Brady as Slim, that ,will initially provide asthma. A spokesman for Merck ed for control of glaucoma, Iin Hall at David Brearley for those aged 19 to 39 will a major cause of blindness, ing Fortress bomber of pearance a S3 fee will be Barbara Rawlins as Gertie be held on Sunday, Aug.I, Merck with product licenses Phase III clinical trials of & Co., Inc. of Rahway an- on Monroe Ave., Kenil- Cummings and Mih Cortes nounced second-quarter and 'Moduretic,' a World War II, on which he charged to walk through at 8 p.m. in the main to a succession of promising these products in the United UC Board lauds was a crew member. worth, on Friday and Satur- as Cord Elam. sales of $774,591,000, an potassium-sparing diuretic the aircraft, and will also in- day, Aug. 6 and 7, at 8 p.m. ballroom of the Holiday '\j innovations from the Astra States are moving forward. clude a visit to the Aviation Other members of the A number of other products increase of 4% from for use in certain cases of and on Sunday, Aug. 8, at 3 [nn, located just off Exit } . laboratories in Sweden and $744,265,000 for 1981. high blood pressure, the According to Mr. Hall of Fame of the New chorus include: Bob Volz, No. 138 of the Garden l then, after an approximate are now being prepared for Mackow, a former member p.m. Tickets are available Robert Fonte, Paul Scrimo, t Net income for the se- chairman added. Jersey Museum in the old from cast members, and will State Parkway in <;-." . 10-year period, will U. S. development. of the 381st Bomb Group of Cindy Smith, Diane cond quarter was "The early reception of Dr. William McLean Teterboro tower. be on sale at the door for Kenilworth. 'v culminate in a totally A jointly-owned com- the United States Air Force, The summer tour was Todaro, Donna Dunn, Jody $111,323,000, or $1.51 per 'Blocadren,' our beta A former Merck and Co $3.50. For further information •{ separate joint-venture corn- pany has been formed, and being designated a county phase of the College's Silve a documentary film about organized by B-17 pilot, Ed Payne, Michael Kamerow, share of common stock, an blocker, has been less than Inc. of Rahway official, Dr Under the direction of or to get on the mailing list 's .: pany that will handle these will serve as the nucleus of assisted college. Anniversary Developmen the plane is expected to be Lawler of Watchung, who "aitlin Haughey, Patti-anne increase of 3% from anticipated. However, we William H. McLean of Jim Avidon, the stage direc- for future events, please i".; and a succession of future the long-term cooperation. A director of the Arch Fund Campaign which made on Saturday, July 31, flew Navy flying boats McNamara. Adrienne Per- : $108,493,000, or $1.46 per are confident it will be a ma- Short Hills, a charter tor, and Angelo Corbo, the telephone Marc or Paul at K products for the U. S. The agreement contem- Federal Savings and Loan resulted in the developmen as part of the summer tour across the north and south filin, Erica Kepes, Karen share, for the second jor cardiovascular product member of the New Jersey music director, the cast is 797-6877. I market, the spokesman add- plates Merck will initially Assn. Mr. McGowan also of the college's Cranford of the Confederate Air Atlantic during World War DeStefanis, Shawn Tarullo, quarter of 1981. Results in the United States," Mr. State Board of Higher headed by Jim Stonaker in ed market the licensed pro- served on the Union Coun campus. Force, which is dedicated to II, and after the war flew Rosemarie Rica, Lena Principle must be •!> - ducts through its existing continue to reflect the un- Horan noted. Education, and former DEGREE RECIPIENT - Pat- the role of Curley, Cheryl ty Co-ordinating Agency A graduate of Stevens In the preservation of World everything from the DC-4 Pereira, Maryclare Filipek, above expediency if our i .. "Astra is a leading Merck Sharp and Dohme favorable effect of exchange "N on-pharmaceutical Assemblyman James M ricia Monahan of 609 Pier- Federico as Laury, Beth Margaret Wagner, Meg political system is to for Higher Education as _ stitute of Technology, Dr War II combat aircraft. to the 707 for Pan endure. ; »:, ' research-oriented company Division, and will later form and the impact of poor sales were seriously affected McGowan of Elizabeth nominee of Union College McLean holds three degrees pont St., Rahway, recently The group will be at American World Airways. :. of the highest caliber with a a separate division for this economic conditions by the economic downturn, were named trustee emeriti received her degree in : from 1978 to 1982. from Harvard University: A Teterboro Airport on Aug. He is currently the presi- promising record of scien- purpose. worldwide, the spokesman with both specialty of Union College in Cran- English from Seton Hall noted. chemical and environmen- As a member of the master of science, master o 1, where it will probably re dent of Lawler Co., a heavy tific accomplishment," said When appropriate sales ford. University in South Oran- tal products and animal- Board of Directors of the business administration and main for two or three days. machinery dealer in j John J. Horan, the chair- levels have been reached, Sales for the first half of ge. health products showing The announcement was Chamber of Commerce of a doctor of science. He has The B-17 belonging to Metuchen. | man and chief executive of- the organization built by 1982 were $1,518,142,000, unit volume declines from made by Sidney F. Lessner Eastern Union County, he served on the faculties of : ficer of Merck, "and we Merck for this purpose will up 3% from 1981," he added. of Westfield, the chairman served as the chairman of both Stevens and Harvard. : believe Merck's experience be transferred to the new $1,469,578,000 for the first *59.95! of the college's Board of the Chamber's Slate I in product development, half of 1981. Net income 'The impact of the reces- Dr. McLean was the first Seminar topic: STOP joint venture, which will be Trustees. Both trustees Legislative Committee from president of the Assn. of In i ': regulatory affairs and equally owned by Astra and for the first half of 1982 was sion on our results has been recently retired from the 1969 to 1973. marketing will facilitate br $221,086,000, or $2.99 per lessened by strong cost- ADVANCED FEATURES: dependent Colleges and Merck. Astra will continue Union College Board of He is a member of the Universities in New Jersey Stress Management inging fine products of their to grant to the joint-venture share, slightly above control measures," the of- Trustees. * 1 Pair of head phones * 2 Headphone jacks Board of Managers ol St. Union College was a Stress Management, an SEE US FIRST research to the United $220,275,000, or $2.96 per ficial pointed out. * Fast forward/cue rewind * Dual volume controls The trustees emeriti were Elizabeth Hospital in but also in one's home life States. share, for the first half of "In the second quarter charter member of the all-day seminar for .people * Tone selector * Talk-thru microphone cited in the Board's resolu- Elizabeth and a member of or in various personal and 1981. Currency exchange two important products association, whose objective facing stressful situations in "We look forward to the Cablevision * L.E.D. power on indicator * External A.C. jack tion for the "wise and the Executive Committee of social activities." according had a significant un- were introduced in the is to foster public interest in any area of life, will be con- establishment of a major * Carrying strap * Carrying case (with belt loop) You've seen thousands of people wearing creative leadership they the National Foundation to Dr Frank Dec the dean FAST...8UAUTY to 'spy' favorable effect on both United States. They are legislation and public policy ducted by Union College on joint venture that will be a * Tape/strap pouch them: at the beach, jogging, bike riding, roller brought to Union College." and a former chairman of of the Division of Continu- sales and earnings in the 'Dolobid,' an analgesic, respecting independent col- Thursday, Aug. 5. significant factor in this Their decision-making roles the Union County "March ing Education "This on alcoholism half, he added. which was introduced in skating, camping — anywhere you find people leges and universities The all-day seminar, country," the Merck chair- SPECIFICATIONS: on the Board, the docu of Dimes" fund-raising seminar has been arranged Suburban Cablevision April, and 'Heptavax-B,' the enjoying the good life, chances are you"ll find During World War 11, he originally scheduled for man stated. "The company an- Frequency response: 40-12.000 Hz ments said, resulted in "an drive. He also was a to help individuals manage nation's first vaccine against one of the new mini-cassette players. directed the research and June 30, will run from 9 Ulf Widengren, Astra's will repeat a selected ticipates improved earnings Tape track: 4-Track 2 channel stereo ever-more-effective and delegate to the New Jersey stressful situations in order PRINTING hepatitis "B" virus, in- development program of president, noted, "The chief "Spychala Report" program growth in the second half of Fast wind time: 150 seconds more-productive Union Constitutional Convention a.m. to noon and from 1 to to insure good physical and troduced in June," Mr. the Office of the Quarter GETTYSBURG GRAD- importance of the agree- on Wednesday, Aug. 4 at 8 the year, although that Power output: 25 mW x 2 @10% H.D. College." of 1966. where he served as 3 p.m. on the Cranford mental health " •LETTER HEADS Horan said. Now Enterprex can offer you the GWS-801 master General, for which UATE - Elaine M Wilkin- ment is our co-operation p.m. when Paul Spychala growth will be moderated Power requirements: 3 size AA batteries the leader of the Union campus examines alcoholism. Mini-Cassette player at a fraction of what you'd Mr. McGowan, an alum he was awarded the Legion "Stress may occur not on lupics to be dismissed arc son, the daughter of Mr •FLYERS with Merck will enhance by continuing adverse year- Merck and- A B Astra, a (not included) nus of the college, is the County delegation. our ability to carry out the Alcoholism effects all to-year currency-exchange leading research-based phar- Battery life: Approximately 6 hours of expect to pay. Rugged, light-weight and with of Merit. ly in certain occupations the costs of stress, how and Mrs. Thomas Wilkin- members of the family unit, continuous playback advanced electronic and courtesy features — president of the Colby and Dr. McLean was also Dr. McLean was also much stress an individual son of 95 Lefferts La., •LETTERS development, clinical study comparisons," said John J. maceutical company head- McGowan printing firm in and Mr. Spychala will talk Dimensions: 133mm x 90mm x 30mm recognized for his member- associated with the Na he dean of Stevens, co- can take, physiological Clark, was graduated from and registration of these im- Horan, chairman and chief quartered in Sodertalje, any standard cassette tape'will go with you Elizabeth. He served as a •RESUMES with experts and find out Weight: Approximately 360g ship on the Board of tional Can Corp and the ordinating the academic aspects, various options on Gettysburg College in Get- portant products in the U. executive officer of the Sweden, completed a final anywhere. member of the College you can cope with this pro- Trustees for the pas; 24 Dewey and Almy Chemical work of the faculty and the coping with stress and the tysburg, Pa., with a •SALES BULLETINS S. This, in turn, makes it health-products firm. agreement for the forma- Board from April, 1967, to blem. years. He served as the vice Co. prior to joining Merck students in the practice of stress reduction bachSlor of arts degree in possible for us to attain our "Overall sales gains in tion of a joint venture CODE NO. 219 Feb., 1982, and was the •RULED FORMS ^ long-term strategic aim in "The Spychala Report" under a long-term col- GOODWAY DIRECT MAIL Check out the features chairman for five years, and and Co., Inc. in 1948 as the undergraduate program. techniques. business administration/- •unit volume for the first chairman of the board was the chairman of the the U. S. Merck, with its will be seen again on Satur- laboration, whereby Merck P.O. Box 2109 • Wo«t Chester, Pa. 19380 p,ease Pun\ director of the commercial- He served as a member of Spanish recently Miss CALL •LAYOUT a ARTWORK half reflect the- continued and specifications — we Membership Committee for Audit Committee and a Howard Gunman, an quality-consciousness and day, Aug. 7, at 5:30 p.m. via growth of the company's would initially develop and development division. ;he American Chemical Wilkinson is a 1978 Rush me my Walking Stereo at Name think you'll agree that nine years. He was also a member of the Buildings Subsequently he was ap- organizational development graduate of Arthur L •LOGO DESIGNING financial strength, was a TV-3. newer pharmaceutical pro- market products licensed member of the Executive Society, the Institute of $59.95 freight-pai0. we've packed a lot of and Grounds Committee pointed the vice president specialist with Automatic Johnson Regional High TODAY natural choice for Astra.' ducts for human use," Mr. from Astra. External Affairs and Food Technologies, the Data Processing of Clifton, •NEWSLETTERS sound info the Enterprex for 12 years. He also served for marketing, the vice School in Clark At Get- In the first phase of the DELIBERATE AIM Horan' said. Enclosed is my check in the amount of $59.95 Address Finance and Investments American Assn. for the Ad- will be the instructor. Mr. Mtk* thli the got! of every- (Pa. residents add $3.60 Pa. sales tax). GWS-801. Supplies are on the Educational Policies, president and general 'ancement of Science and tysburg she was a member •STICK ON LARELS arrangement, involving the day living—today !• goinc to b« Major products con- Committees. and the Nominating, and Guttman holds a master's Worry leaa about th« future manager and president of he American Society for of the Alpha Xi Delta licensing of Astra products th« belt day of the year. tributing to this growth-is: Please charge my VISA City . State. -Zip. moving fast, so order degree from Case Western 574-1200 and more about the preeent and As a member of the Board Membership Com- the Merck Chemical Divi Engineering Education. In Sorority and the Phi Sigma •ENVELOPES to Merck in the United eluded: 'Clinoril,' used irl ^ can be doubled. MasterCard now. Walking Stereo — Reserve University in PLANNING General Assembly from mittees. sion and the director of 1967 Dr. McLean was ap- lota romance language States, Merck will initiate the treatment of arthritis; ACCt NO r _ Telephone Cleveland. THE •POSTERS Vur:ili*in» arr likr nthi>r thini;r< Some men think they are Take It with you! 1958 to 1963, he jointly in- Dr. McLean was the co- Merck and Co. Ltd., the pointed by Gov. Richard J. honor society. 'Mefoxin,' an injectable an- Interbank No y -. — Exp Date Allo* J lo 6 ivt'ffcs la . and oversee the Phase III — forethoupH cnaMpx people worth more than they get- troduced and caused to be company's Canadian sub- THE ATOM TABLOID (board-scale)- studies in tibiotic; 'Timoptic,' prescrib- chairman of the develop- Hughes to the newly- ATOM FREE lo nptftd them profitably. practical mta go <">t and prove It passed legislation which ment committee and the sidiary. sstablished Board of Higher Tuition for the stress may be obtained by 219 Central Ave. resulted in Union College's seminar is $50. TABLOID DELIVERY chairman of the corporation In 1968 he was appointed Education. telephoning 276-2600, ext Registration information 206 or 238. m^ Rahway, N.J.

'"*'" ""'-^ f RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/C1-ARK PATRIOT PAGE 8 THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1982 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, JULY 29,1982 PAGE 9 OBITUARIES City Federal taps Religious Events Mrs. Branney, 79, Dr. Reid Nagle J A Princeton man, Dr.ecutive vice president for 76 years in Rahway Reid Nagle, currently the administration fills the senior vice president of association's post vacated Mrs An"a Wimmer Ladies Auxiliary and OSCEOLA PRESBYTERIAN CMURCH OF CLARK Branney, 79. of Rahw^y. economics and planning at by Kenneth R. Biederman, Rahway Lodge No. 1075 of the City Federal Savings who was tapped by Gov. His series of sermons on the Ten Commandments died Tuesday. Julv 20, it the Benevolent and P otec ( r and Loan Assn., was elected Thomas H. Kean to serve as will be continued by The Rev. Dr Roben R Kopp. the Rahway H'^pi'ai af • a tive Order of FIK I aHies pastor, on Sunday, Aug. I, as he speaks at the 10 a.m. long illness the New Jersey state Auxiliary. treasurer. Worship Service on "Back to Basics: Re«t and Religion Born in Germa"y. she Surviving are a son, Coffee and Fellowship Hour will follow the worship had been brought to this The new executive vice Frederick Ronald Branney president joined City The Osceola Youth Group will hike in a nearby DOUBLE BACHELOR - Lo country and R->i>w3v 76 of .San Diego, Calif.: a forest, and cook dinner over an open fire on Wednesday, ( years ago Federal as the vice presi- ri Richardson, tb» iaugl' e' daughter, Mrs. Antt M rie dent in 1978, and was Aug. 4. This will be a training expedition for the uprom of Mr. and NAs John A Shf had heen •• member fiilman of Col'-";- <• ' '<•< 1 elected senior vice president ing Camp Retreat. Please telephone Daniel Rudyk. the ' " 'i iay Unit Mo. 5 of Rirhardson <•>' ' ? Wonrioll for economics and planning CITED FOR STUDIES-Ru- director of youth, at 276-5300 if you plan to attend. PI Clark r pr pivrd '»r iran I egi<"i From Monday to Friday, Aug. 2 to 6, Vacation Bible in March, 1981. Prior to ssell Uoyd Bennett, the bachelor of = degrees in joining the association, he son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd School will meet from 9 a.m. to noon. The theme will be psychology an-1 biology "God Speaks-We Listen." and the school will be led by r STAMP OF APPROVAl - Eleven retired mervhpr. Ronald Lints, 55, had served as economist for G. Bennett of 130 recently ' o"i Mnfnnr the Maryland Dept. of Meadow Rd., Clark, James P. Stobaugh, the assistant to the pastor. Colleoe in Rethp'-m. ' T thp Hallway Poldon K Kiwanr Club rece"My <;r>o F 1 Economic and Community received his bachelor of There will be two meetings for group assignments Miss Richp'rtsrn was a Solution day towring r lord Brunswick labo plant I'witpr Mobil Oi engineer and camping and cooking instructions for those planning on way gursK of tl o (•! i <: general marsgfv. Phillip .' Poh, Development He has also arts degree in nsychology cheerleader « >d a mrmhp served as the 'ask force in from Moravian College in to attend the Youth Summer Camping Retreat. The r'n mcmibprs IP3"IP'1 how [• oc-: Ronal'' V Lints, *'\ of of the Modpi" Da/ ^P Club thp Onki-'M K of vestig?tor for the United Bethlehem. Pa . recently meetings will be held on Mondays. Aug ~> and 9, at 7 r "> was a dean = 'i^1 "'net""! for Bar reft St qr marvfrjotur =>d A prr ~pr iti< Rahwiy, died ?un<1s>v. Julv : States Senate Budget Com He also r<~°eived the 1 : P prod' c ii-ior-tificat on lal k 18. at 'ii<- i""-- -'• • " '••»' in the Youth Room. was selectp' fo> Wh •; Rahway First W->rd this legislation represents, prpc.ciirP t;ofic l Mr I ir'ts war a Na> v ©i(?n.-id IQ sr *-e crnsul'ant Timothy M Brpjdegam The church is located at 1689 Raritan Rd LILT OF THE PIPES • | lahf ' aripli'-atii" P(uji< nir it -/a cjivPri hy Mr illness 'Uenn of World War || Who Among ^tudpn'-, in Couri'"i "ian I awre "?e (' the sucxssf"1 c'llrniriati >n (•i thf Nation ' "•" :"ir" '"' l St"deot Sp'vice Rahway Pedirrption [>a\ Al ic HK fir 1 rr r Rodine announced tc'ay of nior? trip- 1 R rn-'irV. '-f arid M H qtiv Mr I in's was a I *- I "p I ' had \~ r\ a nien'Tt of American ' inrvp'sHit = « "' 1 ' ian ' eague The stude*nt was Cuchullain Pipe Band "< ' (f pqif' on' of • h "sident of Pqh>' ay J ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH OF CLARK Colleges," w the chair legislr";m is final1' on its leleph rip call';. I• t • e* < and ils'i tho prps the F'rs' Pres^» ••:" the corresponding sf ;re f 1 1 TOP SCHOLARS - Two Rutgers University 1982 The main Worship Service on Sunday. Aug I. will writirif. .V'H • le't''lg^ •1'th Kiw>"is ' ''jb I'nVr ig tho ' iow' lf> t f'.nplovet by 'he Mobil 'lurch (if R nl]WJ . Dr Nagle "'. did his woman of *np His'-'nlifrv WHY w'>ich 'vill benffM Dr Reid Naplo tary of Be»=a I a"bri? Chi graduates were the recipients of the Tulchinsky be at 9:15 a.m.. and will continue at this hour during 'He 1 persor lei of t1 e R:<* f-w ic. Ml Rohpr'v mp" \b" CM 'p ir> New Vo '-. 1 •!, unH'Tgradii?'•' work a' committee, "vr>s tho co x residente f the east si' • of a Sur u' i"ijj • re . ; 1 fraternity, war on the Memorial Scholarships for graduate study under the 1 1 1 c v fiecTgptowr l.'nivers y, summer months. din^tor an'1 ? nwmboi of R hwnv. sp< 'ific'lly lll? Polic- Traffic ' 'isicr •!>? OP'' roaroa Jr>q< ->h A ''"I ar-ri Harry H • il 'it<; had work ;d a ; a Dougl .nts it l '' • th" executive vio" IT "i\H i t ami ••"eiie/l 'iis nasf of dear' s list or s Rutgers University in New Brunswick. They are Ranana n he h ' ' a r' s and rlort'M of 0 day, Sept. 12. Children aged three and over may be enroll- There's the Big Prothpr =;'Bia I r a MS! )' 1 n ''' r nrl'l 11 •' I • , \lpc, I' | ai k FT' 'Wiarn Roc !'•••• • i • "' corridor philosnpln dfg -es in Who Among Student , in Rosoff of Lincroft, right, of Douglass College and Bruce ed in the Sunday School for the fall term by telephoning • ' :•', ' = pr..1 Sisters Of Northampton ( ou"'ilj 'qn Pwiin<\ 'he I ini'in ' > ' "• American Univp'sities and the church oiUce at 382-7320. [•)• f\J'»g)(* will h • rpspnn cconnroi' f'orn }i ''ns Buechler of Rahway, left, of Rutgers College. Ranana Co'jnty and was a n'^rnhp' author o' two piper o* "Tice Colleges' He was the Rosoff, who majored in Hebraic studies and The church is located at 559 Raritan Rd an Answer! sihle '•« financial ni'nage Hopkins >'.>;•'• iii\ i.< by Norman Vincent Peale and Ruth Stafford Prate of the Psychology Club, neressa'y legislation, ex We " °re HI' or\ 'isap president of tho Haopert psychology, spent her junior year at the Hebrew Univer- The Rev. Joseph D. Kucharik is the pastor. merit, hudgetirg ;md orher 'Mt^'iore the Volunteer Coun-ii a'u' pbinerl. " Inly 12 the ( Vein pointed w'"'ri the Nei> f Union program board, was sity in Jerusalem. She plans to pursue graduate studies admir>'"itr^tive ireas. In 'd A rpplacenief f'-r Dr Networks, a womo.. - •••<-, cil passed >n fi'vt reading an Jersey flept of TranspoMa Mrs. R^fh 77, the ''l^ss reprp"°ntative to in Jewish culture and education at New York University To gefa job ditiop. be vill continue t" Nap'e's position as senior FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF RAHWAY anization. ordinance that would rrak>* tion did no' approve the or the United Student in the fall. Mr. Buechler was the president of the HBIel "Made Himself will be the sermon topic on Sunday, : wnp as the '^rector of th< vice president of —ronc'iics F ( ra"d Avr , Banett St . in Clark 10 yem? 1 Government and wa°- the Foundation at Rutgers during the 1981-1982 Patience needed (iinnnce ve had (1'iwii in in ;r.c Nation s Av "ts/' iaHjl and planning will h* Aug. I, at 9:45 a.m. for the guest preacher, The Rev. vice president of the academic year. He is also the recipient of the Philip Lax and F. Scott Ave on the the fnll of 1°SI with 'he get your numbor "•cruif rl from the -•• ltsid- Ralph C. Drisko. The Rev. Drisko was the interim pastor 1|; 1 1 east si''e of Rf. No. 1 ght help of our Council at Mis. Edith Roh, ?\ of She '" '•••• •> '• i Psychology Club anrt the Award for Leadership. He will spend a year at Yeshivat of the First Baptist Church from 1976 to 1977 ( The asociatiop '•"- •• American Society of Per in handling teens traffic -"""<* licnHiiip ^T-t torney. Charles Brandt, and Many \oung people in Natu r ali7Rt io'i wiv c West Pal'ti Be^ch F i-i .( ied ••••lkci Hamivtar in Jerusalem, where he will prepare for a The church is located at 177 Elm Ave. only the transportation engineer the Union County area are documents can br us<>(l • Tuesday. July I 1, al 'he ~>i Mrs Roth is "'rvived hy sonnel Administrators Mr. career in Jewish education. The Rev. William L. Frederickson is the pastor. AT WIT'S END Bennett was on the gover- Q. What do you do with a rebellious teen-ager who The councilman noted ing head. Walt Ciardiner." planning to take their first show immigration status Barnabas Mixlirni ' .-no-i in a son. Arnold Roth of residents in that area have he added. job now that school is out. Examples of evidence of I i Some'Wile; three sisters, ning board, the disciplinary ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH OF RAHWAY won't give a civil answer to any question, who is rude at panel and the arts and lec- the dinner table, brags about smoking pot and humiliates "been plagued for yea's'" Mr. Bodine explained and one of the most impor- identity include a driver', Mrs Esther 1 ewi? of The Service of Holy Communion will be conducted 1 NJ. cancer study tures committep and was a his father by telling him he is a failure? We are at our wits' with truck traffic going to knowing how had the Mtua tant thines they have to do license, school ''lentificaliop Born in Poland, 'he had ll"")n. Mrs R;i~ Ki iwit/ Diane I. Romano by The Rev. W. Edward McHale at 9 a.m. on Sunday, and from Linden tion was, he and Frank Her is to get a Sonal Security card, voters regi^rr iti<>n resitted in NewatK I'nion of Livingston and ^'rs member of the Rig Broth Aug. I. end and wondering what we have done that is wrong, and ers/Big Sisters "• Nor what we can do to make things right. "Although E. Lincoln rara and John Rein of the number. John H McCut school record, report card and th«n ( 'ark for 10 vears, Ruth Bnnbau' o' enters next phase hefoi ' 'l^ hart i•<•••• v! ••> "vampton C<">""'t No child care will be provided-older children are en- Ave. was designated as the State Dept of Transporta cheon, Social Secu'My insurance policy, mernhrr Maplew<">d; ' ie" ''rnti'I on movers board couraged to worship with their parents. A. You are going through what countless other We-- '•'••• parents-and young people-are enduring. The teenage street to divert this truck tion "spent some time lour district manager i» ship card in youth organi/a children arid • ~ c "' The church is located at Elm and Esterbrook Aves. A Re r gf ti County The director of the New residents of Springfield for years are difficult for everyone, with the young people traffic a few years ago," the ing the area in question and Flt7aheth said recently tion. or any other 'locn'm-rn f.an.1. 1 •• IHt.-.. respective counties Jersey Division of Con- The Rev. David W. Bennett is the vice pastor. r ohs t e t r i '• s/j> v nee" logy William Lennan 10 years, and have one growing rapidly and maturing at an even younger age. Pa- First Ward representative trying to find a solution. We giving identifying data o"l- Commenting on the pur sumer Affairs, James J. child. said, "most truckers ignore Most employers will not as physical descriptr •• specialist, Dr 'ohn F .W. pose "f the study. Dr. King tience, love and good communication are the main finally came up with legisla Barry, Jr., announced the Gov. Thomas H. Kean SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF this." Mr. Bodine added this tion the department will ap hire a person unless he orphotograph or signature Mrs. Banka, 58 Mrs. Farrell, 81, King will serve as medical said: "With information on honors list RAHWAY elements required to face up to teen-age traumas. Some appointment of Diane I. will appoint two repres- youngsters need counseling by a professional-and legislation, "will act as a fur- prove." she has a Social Security Only original doci'mcii- director of "' anr" F'°ven provided by the study, we A township man Romano of Springfield as At Sunday Morning Worship at 9:30 o'clock on Mrs Jpan ('. Balon Rosarian tion Sllidv II in Nrn entatives of the public and sometimes the entire family needs counseling. ther deterrent to trucks, and In conclusion, the coun number. Therefore, Mr. or copies certified hy 'he is will considerably improve William Lennan of 15 the first executive director Aug. 1 the sermon on "A Primary Passion for People" FUTURE TEACHER -Cen- McCutcheon noted, it is im Banka. 58. of Colonia. died Mrs. Emma Canavan lersey Hillside Ave., was named tr two representatives of the Perhaps you will find help in our booklet, "Try Faith the residential areas of E. cilman reminded residents suing agency can he used our ability to identify those of the state Board of Public will be given by the Rev. Harold E. Van Horn, the pastor. ithia A. Cunningham of portant to have a number Tuesday. July 13. at Starting Wednesday, the honors list at St moving industry to sit on and Watch What Happens," which is on its way to you. Grand, Barnett and E. Scott in the affected area while Uncertified photocopies Farrell. 81. of Edison, died factors that increase a per Movers and Warehou- The call, "Come My Way," from "Mystical Songs" will be 1263 Clark St., Rahway, Rahway Hospital after a Sept. 1, the study will track Bonaventure University in the new board. Any reader wishing a free copy may write to us at Box will have less noise, pollu- the new legislation acts as a before applying for a job. cannol be used. Documents Sunday. July 18, al the son's chance of getting semen. sung by Albert Tucher, baritone. recently received her short illness John F. Kennedy Medical 50,000 families in this state cancer, those that carry lit St. Bonaventure, N. Y., for The Board of Public 500, Pawling, N.Y. 12564, degree . jn. elementary tion, and safety hazards deterrant to truckers using A person must submit are subject to verification "New Jersey consumers The Women's Assn. Workshop will be held on Tues- 7 documentary evidence of Born in Scranton, Pa., Center in Edison. and one million nationwide tie or no risk, and those that the 1982 spring semester. Movers and Warehou- « • * education from Seton Hall presented by the trucks." residential streets when with the agency thai issued are fortunate a person of semen will examine and day, Aug. 3, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. All women of the his or her age, identity and she had moved to Colonia Born in Belfast, Ireland, for six years in an effort to actually may help prevent The English major had to TERRIFIED APPLICANT University in South It was noted E. Lincoln heading for Barnett St. and them. Mrs. Romano's demonstra- pass on the qualifications of church may bring a sandwich. A beverage and dessert will citizenship or immigration 20 years ago. and formerly of Staten determine how personal cancer. That is why CPS II attain an academic index o Q. I am in my last semester at school, and soon must Orange. Ave. is a non-residential Lower Rd. into Linden, it Be sure to allow plenty of Mrs. Banka had been a CONTINUING GIFT - For the fifth year in a row James ted ability and commitment all applicants for license, as be provided., street. status. A person 1 8 or older Island and Linden, she had health habits and en promises to provide a most 3.25 or better out of a possi start looking for a job. My problem is I lack self- does not affect truckers time to get a Social Security machine operator for the vironmental factors may Harrington, left, an employe of the Exxon Corp., has accepted this post," required under the law. In The church is located at 1221 New Brunswick Ave. The official added, this is must apply in person. lived in Edison for the past significant contribution to ble 4.0 to achieve the confidence, and have a hard time "selling" myself to leaving Linden and travell number. Regina Co. of Rahway, relate to causing or preven presents a check for S1 .000 from the Exxon Communi- Director Barry said of the addition, the board will L. S. Makow the first time, as far as he The best evidence of age year. our ability to reduce honor. ty Service Fund to Dr. David Spelkoman, the executive executive director of the TRINITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF others. I would be grateful for your advice as to how to ing south into Rahway. The Elizabeth Social where she had worked for ting cancer. The study will adopt rules and regulations- knows, legislation of this and citizenship is a birth or Mrs. Farrell had been a cancer's toll." director of the United Cerebral Palsy League of Union newly-created board. RAHWAY overcome my stage fright at the mere thought of applying "Since there are laws Security office is located at 14 years. be conducted under the to protect the interests of for work. Obviously no one will have confidence in my gets degree sort has been proposed and which prohibit us from forc- baptismal record made 342 Westminster Ave . and member of St. John the County, located at 373 Clermont Terr., Union. This The Board of Public the consumer. The congregation of Trinity will worship at the Se- She had also been a leadership of volunteer The study will be theand heart disease. CPS I ability if I am unable to talk to them convincingly. adopted by a municipality. ing truckers to go out of before the person's fifth the telephone number is Apostle R. C. Church in year the grant will be used to purchase a Zygo Com- Movers and Warehou- cond Presbyterian Church at 1221 New Brunswick Ave., A Clark man, Lawrence member of the Ladies Aux- chairmen in each of the American Cancer Society's led to the surgeon general's "What all this means is their way to reach their birthday. Immigration and 800-272-1111. Clark, where she had also munications System, which allows non-verbal children semen will advise him in _ Rahway,. at. 9:30..a.m._for the Summer Union Worship A. Why not start by changing your attitude toward S. Makow, received his iliary of the Colonia Post of American Cancer Society's second major research ef- warning on the hazards of once the signs are in place, destination, there is no legal been a member of the to communicate more efficiently Helen Sharkus of the developing regulations to Services on Sunday, Aug. 1. yourself? If you lack confidence in yourself, no one else is bachelor of engineering the Veterans of Foreign 22 units in New Jersey. fort to learn lifestyle and en- smoking thai appears on the trucks heading for Rosary Society. speech therapy department at the center is shown with govern the moving industry going to have confidence in you. Stop telling everyone- science degree from the means to stop the truck traf- Wars and had been a com- viromental factors influence cigarette packages and in Trinity's Fair Workshop will meet at the church Linden, and turning off HOWDY PARTNER! The widow of Thomas Volunteer researchers are Tony Bell, one of the students who will benefit from the within New Jersey. especially yourself--that you are scared and shy. Instead, Johns Hopkins University fic coming out of Linden municant of St. John Vian- cancer and other major tobacco advertising. from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. today. Rte. No. 1 will be forced to Farrell. who died in 1981. needed to distribute ques communication system Mr Harrington has been a 1 form the habit of affirming that you are outgoing and in Baltimore recently. onto Rte. No. 1 south from You all are welcome to inspect this ney's R. C. Church, also of diseases. Conducted from Participants in the new Trinity is located at the corner of E. Milton Ave. and use E. Lincoln Ave., as she is survived by twotionnaires to 10 families of member of the United Cerebral Palsy League Board of The Board of Public courageous. The son of Mr. and Mrs. using residential streets. Colonia. 1959 to 1972. the prior study will complete a con Main St. they're supposed to," Mr. vinyl sided Ranch, prime area of daughters. Mrs. Budget their choosing. Those in Directors for over a decade, and is presently serving on Movers and Warehou- People who say that "thinking does not make it so" Max Makow of Acorn Dr., But, I think the residents in Surviving are her hus- terested may apply in study established the rela fidential questionnaire The Rev. Donald B. Jones is the pastor. Bodine stated. town, Lg. kitchen, Elegant LR, 3 BR Palmer of San Jose. Calif., its finance committee semen was created through are wrong. The mind tends to accept as fact what you he majored in bioengineer- the area will experience a 35 band. Mack Banka; two writing or by telephone lo tionship between cigarette about their working, living "Since summer is an and Full basement. Asking in 60's. and Mrs. Patricia Hoover of a law passed by the State EBENEZER AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL think-if you make yourself mean it and keep emphasizing ing at Johns Hopkins. He is to 50% reduction in the sons, Matthew Banka of the unit located in their smoking and lung cancer and eating habits. Covered especially hazardous time Prime Inman Heights Area! Edison; a son. Charles in ihe four-page form are Legislature on Dec. 3, 1981. CHURCH OF RAHWAY it. When self doubts arise, try to cancel them out with af- a 1978 graduate of the amount of truck traffic, and Brick Town and William with children out of school, Call Today: O'Farrell of Houston; a such topics as the use of Director Barry administers At the 10 a.m. Worship Service on Sunday, Aug. 1, firmative thoughts. Tell yourself you can talk to Pingry School in Elizabeth. this can only encourage a Banka of Carthersville. Hints forpreserving 20 professional and occupa- strangers. Tell yourself you are qualified for the job you I asked for an emergency safer, cleaner environment sister. Sister Theresa Marie low-tar, low-nicotine Holy Communion will be celebrated. The Rev. Rudolph A. Alllanc* Rtalty-Realtors Mo.; two sisters, Mrs. Ger- of Englewood Cliffs and tional boards under the seek. Try putting a smile in your voice and speak firmly, Read everything, and be resolution making the or- as a result of this trude Rospile of Piscataway Phone firm stops cigarettes, saccharin, coffee, P. Gibbs, Sr., the pastor, will deliver the communion seven grandchildren. both regular and de- Division of Consumer Af- rapidly and with enthusiasm and you'll make a better im- sure you understand what dinance effective im-' legislation." '^ 388-0077 and Mrs. Irene LaBrecque fruits and vegetables fairs. meditation. Sunday Church School will commence at 9 pression on everyone-including yourself. mediately and for 90 days, caffeinated, hair dyes and a.m. you're signing. of Rahway; three brothers, New York state leads the • * • so the residents will be pro- birth-control pills. Also to packed into a freezer con- SOCIOLOGIST - Laurie Today at 8 p.m. a Prayer Meeting will be conducted Never sign more than Henry Balon of Scranton, nation in percentage space recorded warning Supplied by Until Mrs. Romano ac- tected immediately, and not be analyzed are the tainer with the proper Ann Rutledge, the in the church. If there is something you would like to ask Dr. and one contract for a car-even Theodore Balon of An- devoted to state parks. Much Union County Cooperative cepted the new post, she have to wait for the final of the thanks goes to a subject's exposure lo air and amount of headspace and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. The church is located at 253 Central Ave. Mrs. Peale, write to them at Box 500, Pawling, N.Y. though another dealer Save on this magnificent dover, Conn., and John Extension Service was the treasurer and cor- 12564. reading, public hearing and crusade by Theodore on overtime water pollution, occupa Home freezing of fruits then packed in a freezer porate secretary for Com- S. W Rutledge of 47 assures you your first Balon of Elizabeth and Roosevelt, who established tional carcinogens and low EVANGELISTIC CENTRE OF RAHWAY * * * deposit will be easily refund- final adoption of the or- and vegetables is easier and that is ideally 0° Fahrenheit mercial Refinishers, Inc. of Dawn Dr., Clark, recently three grandchildren. the national park system. level radiation Services on Sunday, Aug. 1, will begin at 10:30 a.m. THERE'S AN ANSWER! is distributed by Founda- ed. This is not so! dinance, which could take Sraitiny July I _\ Newltlal |x;iiod quicker than any other or below. Springfield, and served as received her bachelor of and at 7 p.m. with Worship and Praise. A message will be tion for Christian Living, Pawling, N.Y. 12564. Two deposits and twoanother month or two." Ti-resvk '/atn/ikj JBii>le Jersey Bell Telephone Co Coin I e I e p ti o n e I)i King's service wiili method, of fi>od piepara Fruits are usually packed •legislative aide to State Sen. arts degree in sociology given by The Rev. Paul F. McCarthy, the pastor, follow- All rights reserved - signed contracts may mean The councilman noted discontinued inter rupting customers will continue to the American Cancer Socie tion. Fruits and vegetables with sugar in dry or syrup Louis Bassano. from Moravian College in ed by a prayer to receive healing. Sunday School Classes you're liable for two car Publisher'* retail price $39.95 City Federal links intra stale and inter slate be signalled ai the end of ty began in 1948 with the taste more like fresh and are form. Sweetened fruits hold Bethlehem, Pa. Miss Rut- tile initial period by (he the best method for preserv- their quality and nutritional She formerly served as ledge participated in the for all children 12 years old and under will begin after purchases! Montclair cites coin telephone Ldlls with a Delaware Division, where legislative aide to State Sen. Worship and Praise. The 7 p.m. Service will include a recorded announce me nl sounds of the coins diopp he directed its Cancer ing ihe nutritional value, value .longer than one-to-one tutoring pro- Clarify all terms Be sure the financing unsweetened fruit because Donald T. DiFrancesco, gram of the Bethlehem message from the Word by the pastor and a prayer to charge on the contract is Joseph Przytula Money Markets, signalling the end of the in ing into the coin box Detection Ptogram From but il is ihe most expensive methoxi due to the cost of the sugar helps retard en- who represents Clark, from Area School District, serv- receive nesting. the interest rate you have hollowing these sounds., 1953 to 1963 he directed 1979 to Jan., 1982, and A city man, Joseph overtime charges will be the National Sociely's Pa buying and operating a zyme action For light ed as a Big Brothers/Big Meetings during the week: Wednesday, Aug. 4, 7 of car rebates agreed to before you sign, anolhei oi from one com served as the manager of Sisters volunteer, was a p.m., Family Bible Study, bring Bibles and notebooks, Przytula of 1004 Maurice checking accounts assessed based on the dura lienl Service Dept. freezer fruits, use an ami darkening after you sign it's too late to pany to the next " Mi agent, such as ascorbic acid financial control for residence hall advisor, If a sizable rebate is what before you decide on any Ave., was named to the lion of the call Subsequent lo his Mult Haricsi 11 ii 11\ ii n J pastor to continue study of God's Covenant with change. RoeSMiei explained American Standard, Inc. served on the Church St. Abraham, and to pray for special needs. convinces you now is the major purchase. Primarily dean's list at Montclair "Most olhei ielc(j|H)iic association wiili ihe society vegetables ai ihcii peuk and or a solution of lemon juice Offering a blank retail in- State College in Upper A checking account that "This new account Jo« Mrs. Romano and herdormitory council, and was The Rev. McCarthy will be taking an 11 -day tour to time to buy a new car, be you must know what you stallment sales contract for ties into high money market Roessner, chairman of (he that II gives the consumer companies already have Dr King became associate ideally, they should be in The lasl slep in fiee/ing is j Montclair for the spring, husband have been the chairwoman and the the Land of the Bible, from Tuesday to Friday, Nov. 2 to sure the terms of rebate are need and what you can af- 54 billion association. "City eliminated interrupting coin medical dnector of the the freezer within two or i . financing is illegal. All the 1982, semester. from interest rates is being of- ihe ability to have ready ac lo label products Do not publicity committee 12. Please telephone the church office for additional in- clear to you and written on ford, then you must select a figures must be filled in, and fered by this state's largest Federal's computers will cess to his checking-account calls with a recorded an Equitable I ife Assurance three hours after picking. try to freeze more than two In order to attain the member of the Volunteer formation at 499-0040. the face of your contract reputable retailer who will must include charges for the financial institution, effec- search the accounts every funds which cam interest, nouncement." said Geiard Society in New York. He Sometimes tliat is not possi to three pounds of fix>d for Dickinson enrolls honor, the physical educa- Council. The church is located at 2052 St. George Ave. when you buy, advises the be convenient to you forcar, options tax, and only Atom Tabloid tive July 26 day to determine what and ai the same tiinc allows Daltim. genetal manager of then iLiumed his associa ble, so refrigerate oi hold each cubic fool of freezer Union County Division of future service, she noted. the insurance or service tion major had to achieve funds should be tratusleired operator services "We're lion with souety as ;i vegclables on iCe u> iciard capacity al one time in a Paul G. Josell an average of 3.5 or better. City Federal Savings, this that consumer 10 have his Rutgers cites Consumer Affairs. A good consumer hint is contract you have agreed to week inaugurated its to the repurchase agree excess funds earning higher discontinuing il lo eliminate volunteer vuih ihe bergen the action ol iuituuil en 24 hour (iciiod. toi the best FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF RAHWAY OUTSIANDING IN51RUCIIONAL FEATURES IHCIUOC SPECIAL COLCM FEA1UHES .NCLUDl zymes that will cause A C lai K icsldcnt. Paul G "Many consumers are to telephone the State Hot purchase. • Lt^i^irt^itiisivt' Co'ii'tMl,!!^^ iJ Hk«" Mulv Scriiitiut<« * GfCill Moment ^ in Ot(] T e^tdT>^nt H p'jlu* y "Money Market Checking" ment The amount over rates of mieresl thai are any customer confusion oi County I'nii and New quality Keep a icfetence Members of First Presbyterian and Trinity United • Q< >i'l tusit* y ill TFM* •< Him mi] iB IUKI i MII * *'e**"le W*ieie JeiiA Walked. josell. the son of Mrs. Miss Jukniewici telephoning and sending in Line at 648-3295 to find out 1 w Bllll( $2,000 is immediately inconvenience Jersey Division vegetables to t.ccomc over list, will, the date* recorded, Methodist Churches of Rahway will unite at Second If you have any questions David Quinn * -'- • 'riff Land o» Isiocl -n Modem Tin-ei program, which will provide associated with money left . ft...... Sn,,i. BM.. D.,t v. . FUII Co.o* Section of ,he Iwelv* A^.i,-, Customers who wtsti to ripe Fruits should be stored Phyllis D Josell of 34 Pro- A woman from Clark, complaints wherein they how many complaints have u C Blbl h transfertcd to the current He currently is chan man ol looUs stored in the Presbyterian Church at 1221 New Brunswick Ave., regarding a new car pur- " ^Hfii- s I.. .MS[..,,,.,| .iml n,,,.,.,!,,,,, a.|,|(.. OvjiHtt* ' * * " °'°' « "^P* <*" CroiS I Ctpre-.tr- "^r . \n the convenience of on deposit for longer are confused with the end . 0,., uiuuu , ,.., ,. • g'vev.^ji ^defsian l minimum check require volunteer foi servie at the must also be blanched will continue with its workshop from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on was named to the dean's list •» sio..i-^ i,. v,»,,,i P,,,,I^ ;i*.^v'r"'"'~ ^' "'"^""^*'^'™'"'«'^"™-»»""'^'-j" counts. our Telephone Bill Payment the car, and consumers do honored, so see they are charged for an operator state level before freezing to help Tuesday Aug. 3. Participants may bring a sandwich. A Montclair cites for the spring, 1982, City Federal's newest ser- ment. Also, no service Service All transactions, in A icsideiu ol Clark. not understand they will assisted call. preserve flavor, vitamins, ! \i beverage will be served. clearly defined on the docu- semester at Muhlenberg vice requires a minimum charge will be assessed to eluding the Money Market Dt King icceivcd his Keith Ciorda of I I 38 Forest not receive a check as well ment. Rebates should be Miss Stewart College in Allentown, Pa. MAIL TO: daily balance of only $2,000 the account unless the daily rate in effect each day, will The initial period for an medical degree from Jelfer color, and tenderness It is Members of Rahway Troop No. 47 of the Boy as this deduction. A form is intra siate coin telephone the most important step in Dr . was named to the Scouts will be on their camping trip with members of an detailed, too. A city student, Elizabeth In order to achieve the that will earn 5- !4 % annual balance falls below $1,000. be summarized in a mon- son Medical College in honors list at St. Bonaven usually signed that clearly Atom Tabloid Even then, the charge is call —calls placed within freezing vegetables because Because we understand English Boy Scout troop as their guests. Before you sign, ask the M. Stewart of 718 Beverly honor, he had to attain a interest. Any funds above thly statement," the bank Philadelphia He interned at lure University in St. states the rebate will be P.O.IoiiNI just $5 per month." New Jersey—is three Misencordia Hospital in it is necessary to stop the :Fint Presbyterian is located at the corner of W. dealer if there is any addi- Rd., was named to the spr- 3.5 average with no grade that minimum will be official added. Bonaventure, N. Y.. for the Lehrer-Crabiel Funeral Home 1 r I enzymes from over ripening returned to the dealer - but tional rebate offer on this ing, 1982, dean's list at below a "C." automatically invested daily "Individuals ought to be Mr. Roessner noted minutes. There is a one-Philadelphia, and took his Grand Ave. and Church St. The Rev. Robert C. Powley many papers are signed minute initial period for all the vegetables. I 982 spring semester. is the i -' car by the manufacturer or Montclair State College in in a short-term repurchase able to have their money Money Market Checking residency in obste- during a car purchase, and the dealership. Be sure this Upper Montclair. °™ounl ol J17.00 I. .otlol^J. l working full time at the inter-state coin-telephone trics/gynecology at After blanching, the The chemistry major had Cream soups often come 'bin mtr, b. pldod or *. agreement earning higher will be available at all of the not all of them are read, the information is clear to you. In order to achieve the up highest possible rates calls Memorial Hospital in Wilm- vegetables must be immers- to attain an academic index director added. out better if heated in the A'9m Toijloljl oHIcs-Mon.-FH. 9-5. Money Market rates. The association's 96 offices You will not be able to honor, the biology, major top of a double boiler and ' Phone initial rate offered on funds without their having to con- throughout New Jersey and The forward looking ington, Del. He presently is ed in cold water to stop the of 3.25 or betler out of a Many factors must be not allowed to boil. employe ib already mnk affiliated with Holy Name 'cooking and then drained thoowMb of change your mind once had to attain an average of in excess of $2,000 effective stantly shift funds from one Florida, including the office inf; plans for next year'? possible 4.0 to achieve the tlma% fcrltftttr. and •com»i dim •gain. taken into consideration you've signed that contract. 3.5 or better. - State _ -Zip. July 26 will be 13.5%. investment vehicle to in Rahway. Hospital in Teaneck. They are now ready to be honor.

..» »i« ^S4S T W • ilJ I'll..' _ .. •*;, RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, JULY 29,1982 PAGE 11 Fishing derby PAGE 10 THURSDAY, JULY 29, RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT to be held Stacy Obedin on Aug. 5 wins medals The Rahway Recrea- for swimming tion Dept. will hold its Annual Fishing Derby at A Clark swimmer, Stacy Milton Lake Park in Obedin, won four medals in Rahway on Thursday, the Water Rats Invitational Aug. 5, from 5:30 to 7:30 Swim Meet held on July 18 p.m. at Middlesex. Eighteen There will be prizes for swim teams from central boys and girls in a variety New Jersey participated. of age groups, and Stacy Obedin won gold registration will be held at medals in freestyle and but 5:30 pjiu, reports- Jim terfly. She also won a silver Ladley, the playground medal in backstroke and a director. bronze in breaststroke. The Clarkite is a member 'Summer Strike' . of the Fanwood-Scotcr Plains Young Men's Chris to roll Man Assn. Swim Team: on Suburban < I ARK WILDCATS "Summer Strike," TV-3's SCHEDULE local bowling program, will SUNDAY, AUG. 1 be cablecast on Wednesday, Wildcats at Middle""' • Aug. 4, at 7:30 p.m. via i p,,,. TOP SPORTSMEN - Angela Royster, left, and Tajuanna TV-3. TUESDAY. #UG. 3 Williams, right, were awarded sportsmanship trophi'i" In the high school divi- Rutherford nt Wild n' • 'irl 'itles. Both girls played in tho Madison School ' CONTINENTAL LEAGUE CHAMPIONS - The members of the Pahway Recreation sion, Tony Chernowsky of Vld Sixtti drartc. Rnololh^ll I ncrm if. nahw D b 3 Colonia will go against WEDNESDAY, AUG. ' Carolyn Dorin of Linden. The champion of this V 'Meats at ON THE MARK - James Crawford tosses a Softball dur- AMERICAN LEAGUE CHAMPIONS - The Rahway Recreation Dept. boys 11 -and-1 2- division will receive a Lollipoppers reap ing the scftball-pitch-fo'-accuracy-event sponsored trophy. year-oW American League baseball team, the P. B. A., won both the first and second recently by the Rahway Recreation Dept.'s Summer rounds and therefore the league championship for 1 982. The team members, shown, arp Aamn Painty, Troy Figueroa, Paul Brown, Michael Jacik and Tor Playground Proqrsm pt v^teran^ Memorial Field in boys relay team and Sharon left to right, are: Front row, Marco Robles, Jimmy Spaeth, Brian Ferrara and John fruits of victory also receive a trophy for pitching a no-hit game during the season Powell, Marie Pleschko, Czaya; second row, Michael Buchanan, Elias Halkias, Bob Salgia and Jon Rodgers: Shelly Farrell and Jill By Mrs. Harvpy C. Black Rahway. Danny (!af ""--lot Thomas | i ,,,,,.. f< phvcioal education teacher, starts them team. Rahway's Irving St. on the f<*r of Rahway n City champions set White. Winners in the in- Fourth of July was n"t a The event was graced by termediate division for 13 practice run for the In RAHWAY three Blessings; Kirby, Billy and 14 year olds were: Vin dianapolis 500-it w«s kid RECREATION DEPT Summer's fun time for state titles 4-H Summer Camp and Kelly Ann. Three God Sprovach and Natalie Far- dies on hot wheels racing SLOW PITCH dards participated with Some 247 youngsters ren in the 50 yard dash. Hill rell in the softball throw for for lollipops! SOFTBALL LEAGI'F twins, Jimmy and George, from the Rahway city and Michelle Robles in the distance, James Crawford Under a bright and sunny aged 4 and Kim, aged 3. STANDINGS at 'matinees' awaits all youth mSTfRH DIVISION playgrounds participated in running long jump and and Gina Cataldo in the sky more than 40 entrants The Blessings are from Parents looking for an be treated to shows featur- the City Playground Olym- Summer camp is an an- to bring the animals, and TEAMS W Romeo in the 440-yard run. softball pitch for accuracy. ranging in age from three to Rahway; the Goddards ing animals, magic and pup- pics held at Veterans nual tradition for many participate in the special Creanzo AC. 12 afternoon diversion for Winners in the junior Marcel Araeo and Eileen seven years participated in from Linden. Memorial Field in Rahway youngsters but the year-to- horsemanship program for Butch Kowal's 10 youngsters during the re- petry. The remaining division for 11 and 12 year Johnson in basketball foul the Third Annual Fourth of Other participants includ- maining weeks of summer on July 14. year sameness of some horse club members. The Linden Provisions 8 schedule is as follows: olds were: Cliff Crawford shooting, Sprovach and July "Lollipopper" event. ed Kimatha Cashin of should refer to the schedule camps can wear out a fee for hay and board, in Piscitelli Excavators 6 Aug. 4 - A Creative Pup- The winners will repre- and Shelly Farrell in the Elaine Garrison in the runn- Each participant was the Rahway, Barbara, Joseph of attractions for the petry Experience with Vicki sent Rahway in the New child's interest after just a separate box stalls, is $4. Laminaire 6 softball throw for distance, ing long jump, Clavon recipient of a lollipop and a and Jennifer King of "Wednesday Matinees" at Gurowitz - A madcap Jersey Playground Olym- few visits, reports a The camp features hot- Apollo A.C. 6 Robert Spaeth and Shelly Jackson and Elaine Gar- ribbon. Vehicles used were Rahway, Meredith and the Trailside Nature and variety show with audience pics that will be held at spokesman for the Union and-cold running water, T.G.L., Inc. 5 Farrell in basketball foul rison in the 100-yard dash, hot wheels, trikes and bikes. Cara Zuccarelli of Rahway, Science Center at Coles participation and a Fenafly. shooting, Norman Jackson County Dept. of Parks and showers, flush toilets and an DaPrile Railings 5 Jackson, Nathan Moore, Shawn Mayerick, the Thomas Iacovantuono of Ave. and New Providence and Sharon Powell in the Recreation. infirmary. Waterfront Waiting Room A demonstration of different Winners in the midget Tony Brewer and Lews 1981 winner was runner-up Rahway, Vaughan Jackson Rd., Mountainside, a Union 50-yard dash, Francis Boredom is never a pro- counselors are carefully Village Inn 2 types of puppets and how a division included: Sam Caffrey in the boys relay to Aaron Wexler, this year's of Rahway and Thomas County Dept. of Parks and Brewer in the 880-yard run, blem at the 4-H Summer selected for their ability and show is staged. Fee: $1.50. Jacobs and Michelle Robles and Elaine Garrison, winner. Both live in Iaso of Rahway. Also, Marc RESULTS Recreation facility. Tony Triola and Sharon Jo Ann Reiger, Natalie Far- Camp, where youth aged 9 maturity and are certified Aug. 11 - Digby the Big- in the softball throw for Rahway. Telep, John Williams, Brian Apollo A. C. 20; T. G distance, Dwayne Hill and Powell in the running long rell and Dorothy Garrison to 13 may take advantage by the Red Cross. The camp L, Inc., 5. Every Wednesday at 1:30 gest Dog in the World - A Other first placers were: Burnett and Thomas Brock, p.m. in the auditorium of film in which a shaggy dog Ken Mayers in the softball jump and Norman Jackson, in the girls relay. Francis of diverse activities in a is licensed by the New all of Rahway. Piscitelli Excavators, 1 3; rural setting, he added. Bobby Witheridge and the Visitor's Center drinks a powerful chemical, pitch for accuracy, Louis Crawford, Steve Cataldo Brewer will run the mite for Jersey Dept. of Health Butch Kowal's, 10. and Darnell Harris on the SPINNING BLUE RIBBONS - Rahway winners in the Kevin Kirby of Rahway Participants came from youngsters of all ages will and grows to 30 feet. Fee: Romeo and Racquel War- the Rahway team. •C The 1982 4-H Camp, under the New Jersey and Earl Henry of Bloom- Creanzo A. C, 6; Village New Jersey Amateur Athletic Union Twirling Contest located in Beemerville, will Rahway, Linden, Elizabeth 75'. Youth Camp Safety Act, field. and Bloomfield. Inn, 0. held at the Rahway Junior High School gymnasium run for one week, from noted the spokesman. Linden Provisions, 16; Aug. 18 - Ron Owen's Additional .nlacers were: Schools represented were: Benefit off were Kimberly Steinmacher, left, first place in solo for Monday to Saturday, Aug. Every camper must have DaPrile Railings, 10. "Magic Is Funny" - This Shimme 'TJJRj'Xler of Busy Bee, Magic Carpet, new beginners 11 to 12 years old, and Dawn Collins, 2 to 7, and there are still a certificate of health from Waiting Room, 6; Lamin- show sold out last summer! New Jersey Press Association first place in s'olo for new beginners 13 and 14 years openings. Rahway, David Ricardo of Montessori of Cranford, St. Fee: SI.75. a licensed physician. Linden, Brian-Fitzharris of Mary's, Roosevelt Pre- aire, 3. old. The cost is $60, and Medical-examination forms Creanzo A. C. 16;T.G. Aug. 25 - Peter Rabbit Scholarship Fund • i Rahway, Billy Blessing of School, St. Agnes. No. 19 transportation is extra. will be sent to prospective L.. Inc., 2. -Follow the adventures of Campers are advised to br- Rahway, Chris Neto of Woodrow Wilson, Solomon Peter with Farmer City talents spin campers upon receipt of Linden, Ben Brazaitis of Schecter, No. 8 Linden and Butch Kowal's. 12; Vil- ing about S10 spending camp applications. lage Inn, 8. McGregor and his barnyard Linden, Daryl Pannell of Madison School. friends as performed by the I 111 111111 ITmTir_ money, most, of which will Campers may take ad- Apollo A. C, 12; T. G. ! 1111 run be used for craft supplies. vantage of bus transporta- L., Inc., 3. Gingerbread Puppets. Fee: Giants - Steelers blue twirling ribbons $1.50. Use of camp horses for tion to Beemerville at an ad- tASTtRN DIVISION Sunoco, 6. riding instruction is $8. Post No. 5 gives In addition to the The 18th__Annual_New ..The judges were Barbara ditional cost of $20. The TEAMS W I Continental Construc- All-Stars Saturday, August 21 lersey Amateur Athletic Buchman, Mary Kosko and Among the activities will bus will leave at 8:30 a.m. Dri-Print Foils 12 2 matinees, Trailside offers a tion, 31; Purolator, 13. varied program of classes Sports SpotHght Union Twirling Contest Mary-Jo Rinaldi. The be: Limited horseback on Aug. 2 from the Union Continental Pascale Agency, 7; U. S. to battle was held at the Rahway Clark hot summer and special events for Garden State Conference at 2:30 p.m. up four hits, struck out statistician was Peg riding, swimming, boating, County Administration an- Construction 10 4 S. Chemicals, 4. game. • * * three and walked two. Junior High School gym- canoeing, sports, games, children year-round. A Hoepfei, the announcer was nex at 300 North Ave., In an American Legion run triple in the second inn- Rahway K.ofC. 10 4 Huffman-Koos, 15; Mc- The Cats sent eight bat In ihe Elizabeth Summer Sue Bliwise and Gayle nasium. Dale Rice, and the contest wildlife study, crafts and Westfield. Those who wish baseball game Rahway Post ing. Market Body 10 5 planetarium and museum Aug. 9 Manus Steel Erectors, 6. are also on the premises, of- ters to the plate in the last Basketball League, the Car- Gega each had a triple and Rahway first-place vic- director was Richard animal science. Those own- to use their own transporta- No. 5 defeated Clark 10-1. Tom Ameen led the Pascale Agency 11 6 Rahway Recreation Rahway K. of C, 7; fering many programs em- of the fourth, and scored dinals defeated Clark 52-40. Andrea Peters hit a tors were "The Popinjays" Gritschke. ing horses are encouraged tion may do so. Rahway's Brian Wittick Clark team with a run- Carl's Sunoco 6 9 Dept. Slow-Pitch Softball Market Body, 4. phasizing science and four runs on two hits. Craig Esser and Mike homerun. in the large-senior-dance For applications and in- was the winning pitcher-his batted-in triple in the fifth. U.S.S. Chemicals 5 10 League All-Star game chair Pascale Agency, 3; U. S. nature. Sue Marshall opened the Karamus had 17 points The Wildcats will host twirl-team competition, and formation, including items first of the season. He fann- The losing pitcher was AI McManus Steel 5 10 man, Antonio Garay, an- S. Chemicals, 2. Holly Hoffman is the inning by flying to leftfield. each for the Clprk team, the Iselin team tonight at Donna Savard and Jill campers should bring with ed 10, walked none and Subuski. It was his third loss Huffman-Koos 3 12 nounced the Annual Breza in the senior-duet Oom-pa-pa to ring Market Body, 15; McMa- director of the facility, and Then Robin Kovak walked which is 2 5 at this time. 6:15 o'clock at Johnson them, please telephone or gave up only two hits. of the season. Purolator 3 13 nus Steel Erectors, 4. on the first pitch. Lisa * * * Regional in Clark. League All-Star Game will event. Other Rahway visit the Union County Co- Frank Jacik led the • • • RESULTS she and her staff are be played on Monday. Aug. individual-event winners Carl's Sunoco, 26; available to handle all Rever singled to leftfield, A Senate committee has • • * operative Extension Service Rahway Post with a single, Roselle, 9; Clark, 3, was Market Body, 13; Carl's in- 9 at 6:15 p.m. at the were: Shannon Boyle, solo, from Echo Lake Purolator, 8. quiries from the public. and Gayle Gega sent a liner unanimously approved Behind the three-hit pit- at 300 North Ave., double and triple. Bill the result of the Legion into centerfield, sending Rahway River Park Soft new beginner for seven to The sound of Oom-pa-pa legislation that could, in the ching of Rahway's Dianne For information on this Westfield, telephone Kwiecimski added a two- game last week. Jay Perez Robin Kovak over with the long run, require the "New Grycziec the Clark ball Diamond No. 3. eight year olds; Kimberly will brighten the summer as and other programs 233-9366. The game will have Steinmacher,'' solo, new had three hits, and scored first tally York Ciiants Football Wildcats defeated the Col Bavarian Night comes to presented by the parks two runs, and Dave players of the Western Divi beginner for II to 12 year the 1982 Summer Arts Jill Demark then walked, Team" to become the New onia Blazers 10 I on July department, please Mathisen scored three and with Karen Spagnoulo Jersey Giants The bill 25. sion playing those of the olds: Dawn Collins, solo, Festival on Wednesday, telephone the Special Recreations top new beginner for 13 and 14 times. Tom Lewis will return to after relieving Boh S> at bat. the Cougars' pitcher would require the New The Cats scoicd seven Eastern Division for bragg Aug. 4, at 7:30 o'clock. Events Hotline at PROGRAMS ing rights for 1982. Roselle scored the winn- Rahway High School as its the fifth inning. Scklc> was tossed over the batter's head runs in ihe last of the fourth year olds; Donna Savard, Jolly Joe and the Jersey Sports and Exposi- 352-8431. After business ing runs in the fourth inn- varsity basketball coach this removed despite the fau he and Lisa Rever and Gayle on four hits to pui the game The ram dale will be on solo, novice for those 15 Bavarians will provide the lion Authority to include in hours, please telephone Summit 6-5 ing when Jay Curtis drove winter. (iega both raced home for away. There were runs bat Wednesday Aug II. at the years and older; Sharon evening's entertainment at was pitching no hit ball A any lease for its facilities 352-8410 for rain dates, The Rahway Recreations in Pepe Herrero after he Lewis was re appointed sore arm, which limned the ihe Cats Colleen Brady ted in by Robin Kovak. Lisa same lime and held loca Meyers, solo, intermediate the natural amphitheatre in cancellations and general in- In an American Legion with a professional athletic defeated Summit UNICO doubled, and Darryl PRINTED by the Rahway Board of curve-ball siar to just a then singled up the middle Rever. Gayle Gega. Andrea (ion for 13 and 14 year olds; Echo Lake Park in contest, Roselle rolled to an - lean) a provision the team's formation. to store IX juark for a 5-1 Peters and Dianne (irycziec Beth Ann Wilson, solo, in- Westfield-Mountainside. 6-5 at Rahway River Park. 8-1 win over Rahway. The Warner singled in Mathisen Education by a vote of 8-0, fastball and change up. official name include the The Recreations were for the second run of the in- with one member absent. finally did him in lead in the inning. All-Star games termediate for those 15 The members of the au- local Post No. 5 was led by For: words. "New Jersey." Suburban leading 6-4 at the start of ning. on July 19. • • • The Cats ^coicJ one IUII years old and older; Jill dience are encouraged to br- Bob Sekeley, who hit a Getting Married? Sponsored by Republican Gayle Gega had iwu hits Clark scored two runs in The Newark high school In an In 11 u i ..mi i > in ihe last of the second to be seen Breza, military marching ing blankets and chairs to to cablecost the seventh inning, but homerun. Bill. Kucharski Sen John P Gallagher of Dianne Grycziec had two novice for those 14 years the event, and may begin UNICO scored a run, and was the losing pitcher. He is the seventh on Craig YES...WE EVEN graduate began his 1 caguc game. l:li/ahelh when Sue Marshall walked, Monmouth County, the hits. Jill Demark had two on cable and . older, and Cathy had runners on. With Leroy now 0-3. Frankel's run-scoring triple • Glubs coaching career at Rahway moved into first place with advanced to second on a hit measure was approved by and llene Freeman also had the evening with a picnic local bowling i he 198 2 All blur SavarcC basic strut novice beside the lake area. Horn on first and two Rahway is now 3-11-1. and Frankel's score on • Organizations in 1976. His Indians were a 5 1 win over the Railway by Rohm Kovak and scored ihe Senate Slate Govern two hits for 10 year olds. Suburban Cablevision down, Jerry Hunt smashed Todd Felter's single. PRINT PERSONALIZED 16-6 in the first season Recreations. on an infield hit by Gayle Dianne Oiyc/Jc struck u.iScball Classic will be Sponsored by the Union nient (omniiilee, and now will cablecast "Summer a grounder that hit Horn. Then he had marks of La/ Alfonsoi held the Ciega out four, and walkc.J three repeated a.s part .>l Subur Out-of-town winners County Dept. of Parks and awaits a vote in the full Strike," a local bowling That ended the game. 'Pony express' Nuptial Mass Books 13-11, 19-5 and 19 5 for a locals io two hits He allow in ihe seven inning contest bans SfH>rt> C lavsk Scries were: Team events, Recreation, the Summer Tennis tourney • Schools Sue Mai.shdll pitched a Senate series today at 7:30 p.m. via Rahway scored the winn- four-year total of 67-27 ed hits in the first and ihiee hitter, struck mil Sen <,Jtillaglici :> Icglsla today al 8 |> m via 1 V 3 Valerie's Golden Strutters, Arts Festival is funded TV-3. The two competitors beats mail In game No I ( enUal Edison Superstar Twirlers, through budget appropria- ing run in the fourth when to be cablecast • * • seventh innings, hut in bet three, and diJ nut walk a non would apply to all pro Order your tickets today in the high school division Dave Baruka walked, ad- • Hospitals Richard Preston ol Uic ween retired nine con bailer Dyer to bowl Jersc\ will go again.,t Ninth Grease and J. P. Stevens tions, grants from Local Modern technology lost fessional teams willi leases lor this exciting preseason 1 -NAME will be Cathy Dorin of Suburban Cablevision Jersey. Section No 2 In the High School. Individual- No. 151 of the American vanced to second on a wild out to the horse last Colonia Country Club shot sccutive hitters twice to win with the slate. on television yame between the Giants Linden versus Mike will cablecast, as part of its championship, it will be | ADDHFSS event winners were topped Federation of Musicians pickoff throw, and scored November. • Libraries a hole-in-one at the club on his sixth game this season. Rahway imck :.Uia I ISJ bi and Ihe Pittsburgh Sleelerb Abatacola of Union. on Scott Wohlrab's hit. The A United States senator Sports Classic series, the July 18. It occurred on the Clair, C lair Connor and dcfeaicJ e lark Suburban C'ablcvisiuii C'enlral Jersey veiius South by Kathy Ann Wilson, with and donations from- local Westfield Invitational Ten- Jersey Bruce Heck and | 1982 PRESEASON APPLICATION MAKE CHECK locals were on top 6-2 ai dispatched two letters for a 167-yard, 13th hole, using a Mitchell Blanks, will com III in an Inter-C ounty will cablecast "Summer Oorne proceeds loi PAYABLE TO: four, Donna Black and community-minded in- The tourney is taped at nis Tournament on Tues- Steve Williams of I TWO HOME GAMES that time. destination of 64 miles No. 7 iron. He was playing pete in the Athletic Con Youth Fast Pilch Softball Strike," a weekly bowling Mail 1 oughlin will handle N.Y. FOOTBALL Theresa Ostrowski with dustry. the Clark Lanes, and will day, Aug. 3, at 8 p.m. via • Election Rahway drove in a run on a lh« benefit ol Ihe N I I AT GIANTS STADIUM three each and Mary away. One letter went with Dick Schoel and Frank gress Junior Olympics League Game Lisa Larkins series, on Tuesday, Aug. 3, the commemar \ wit h Press Association GIANTS, INC. continue to the first week in Rahway had scored foui TV-3. The tourney was held single, and scored another assistance on inter \ it ws b\ Elizabeth Yanak, Maureen In case of rain, the con- through the mail, another Roselli. Championship at Lincoln. was the losing pitcher She at 7:30 pm. via TV-3 The Scholarship Fund NO SEAT September. It's fashioned in times in its half of the first in July, 1981. Pamphlets on an overthrow to lead the Bill Bromberg. j L-AMfcS EXTENSION Stapleton, Denise Nelson, cert will be held on Thurs- by way of a young woman • * « Neb., today io Sunday. drove in the only run for competitors will be Charlie SEATS PRICE a single-elimination style, wiien Steve Williams tripled Upcoming Sports Classics Westfield Merchants to an the Clark team with a single Ihe games were played ai Stephinie Fragione and day, Aug. 5, at the same and the champion will mounted on a horse. The Rahway Post No. 5 Aug. 1 Robcil Jackson is Dyer of Rahway versus ' Aug 21 in Dave Baruka, Mike will include the 1982 college 8-5 win over the Warren Princeton University in A Michelle Puskarik with two place and time. Should it The "pony-express" letter • Dance of the American Legion the coach of the team in the fifth inning. Clark is John Gualtieri of South 1 Pittsburgh SleelL-rs i« 11.00 receive trophies furnished Albert singled in Williams basketball game between Wheelers in a Union Coun | Sat Nile each. rain on Aug. 5, the show arrived in less than nine Baseball Team dropped a • « • now 4-4. River. These two m<:n are June. by Suburban Cablevision. and after walks were issued You have to lake JH .. hours. The letter sent in the Seton Hall University and ty Plainfield League game • • • competing in ihe men's divi- 1 Aug 28 would move to the visitors' Clubs 2-1 game to Elizabeth at On the inoniliig ol Aug pic like you find them il to Wohlrab and Frank Ur- I B N Y Jots ("11.00 Additional winners were: mail arrived three days Connecticut College, and Williams Field. at Green Brook Park. 1 your reporter will leave The Clark Wildcats sion, and the champion will center of the Trailside so, two runs scored on Tom the 1980 state football 75 Moss Books you expeel peopk- Io take j Sat Nile Janet Marie Nelson, Beth later. Rahway scored its run in * * * .for Memphis to work the defeated the Colonia receive a $500 cash prize you like you are Nature and Science Center Fairleigh cites Kovatch's suicide squeeze playoff between Belleville tvftitl ta. HanewaJd, Edie Ernstein, at Coles Ave. and New Pro- • Ski Clubs the fourth inning when Jeff Clark's Wildcats defeated Annual Sears/Amateur Crusaders 13 7 in a Garden plus a trophy. | POSTAGE & HANDLING .50 up the first-base line. (Sever waste time la and West Essex. FOOTBALL GIANTS Day, Melissa vidence Rd., Mountainside. Michael Caffrey Gerhart sent a homerun the Middlelown Cougars Athletic Union Junior State League game in Col- The tourney is taped at One of the peculiar argument with a fool un- 5-2 at Arthur L. Johnson things about truth, in Giants Stadium , Kathleen Stapleton, Summit had drawn to less you want to make a SUDDEN DEATH over the leftfield fence. Olympics Program. It will onia on July 24. the Clark Lanes, and will East Rutherford, N.J. 07073 Regional High School in general, is that it requires TOTAL ttichdle Milter, Suzanne The Summer Arts A Rahway man, Michael within one in the seventh foot of yousen*. Cat down your ipecd on the The Atom Tabloid Brian Wittek took the loss be shown live on Sunday, Karen Majerski was the continue to the first week in very little argument to DUE Jludnicfc, Christie Jensen, Festival is a past National Caffrey, was named to the • ••• hlghwayi, or you may not live for the Post No. 5 team Clark on July 21 in a Aug. 8, over ESPN starting winning pitcher. She gave September. support itself. when Dave Munzo drove in IOJM all your mlitalcM. Gihil De ^Ufipb, Kristen Assn. of Counties Award honors list at Fairleigh Bill Vercelli after the latter Intelligence does not informatio«....-, n 574.1200 and Caroline winner for its service to Dickinson University for always accompany the Vocations-are like otfier thing* had reached on an error. degrees that some people --*—forethought enables people county residents. < the fall semester. Rahway is now 9-6. acquire. to spend them profitably. I RAHWAY NEWS RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT PAGE 12 THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1982 Home Phone Security Tips RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT, THURSDAY, JULY 29,1982 PAGE 13 Diolysis patients Gas firm winning Asleep at wheel? "How You Can Help Heal What Is the best thing to in Your Own Home," of- SIMPLE TO SENSATIONAL: PEANUT PARTY SUNDAES do if you get an obseone fered free by Curity, pro- aking Life More Enjoyable A simple party denert, call? vides instructions and easy- help's on the way such as the ice cream sun- may get Medicare war on thieves What should you train For Americans Forests to-undertUnd diagrams, out- Old Age Can Be A Delightful Time lining simple first-aid tech- dae, can be quite elegant, your children not to say to and can make a sensational Elizabethtown Gas Co.thief's energy," Eliza- "Some drivers fall asleep emotions as laughter, anger, strangers over the phone? [ Facts From The Forest Service. U.S. Dept. Of Agriculture niques that can be ac- Almost everyone who re- conditions are met. It can What will old age be like impression. Anyone can pre- announced the firm has sue bethtown hopes to en- at stoplights. Others arrive elation or surprise. How can you fool would- for you? It's a question that complished at home. It is quires kidney dialysis or a also help pay for almost all available by sending a self- pare a wide variety of ice courage honest ' ustomers at destinations not Treatment for the nar be burglars who call t) find UNTAPPED FORESTS COULD SPELL CHEAPER TIMBER few people contemplate wil- supplies, including cessfully prosecuted three addressed envelope, plus cream sundae* that are sure kidney transplant because out if vu arr pway from - If you'r** The timber on the 60 lingly, yet old age can be far to satisfy the most discrimi- disposable items. customers for stealing gas to report ' V"" -oellv check your lo<-ql BHI percent of America's forest more pleasant than many nating guest. since the company initiated tamperino M> Rahniuk diagnosed sleep disorders medication or evaluation at are away? people realize. handling to: Curity Booklet, is eligible for Medicare, Medicare can also help tr Sys' ~m company to find lands currently hold by Nuts, one of the most a campaign designed to •= essed. can present major traffic- sleep-disorder centers. It is P.O. Box 2883, Hillside, pay for periodic support ser- Answer* to thew ques out which special services no n -industrial private The family of the elder- popular toppings for ice John H. McCutcheon f safety hazards," reports important the public ly, who are often called New Jersey 07205. vices furnished by an ap- crack down on gas trv ts. While the company tions and a wealth of other an'! equipment are available owners could give a major cream, combined with fa- Social Security district 1 A simple guideline of- according to Frank T. hopes the campaign is suc- Matthew J Derham, the realizes undiagnosed nar importnnt tips are available in v"ur arcs* The* are aids boost to our nation's upon to make old age more to see old age as a positive vorites such a* crushed pine- proved facility or hospital to 1 comfortable for an elderly fered by Dr. Willner may manager in Elizabeth, said Bahniuk, vice president of ceeding in discouraging president of 'he New Jersey aseptics who drive present free to ^nsurdpn in a new for tH<->w wit ' ^ "a ring, lifestyle if this wood be- time. apple or sweet cherries, can help the patient remain on booklet "Home S-curily speech, tno*1'"' "r vision came available »<: commer- parent or spouse, may be also help to encourage a recently. operations and erU>uhone for h*"'r f"""'n si n«ighboi'\ The elderly are often pro- paign is to discourage gas ment tampering. Narcolepsy, a chronic with whom they share the Service. Timber supplies held more common. And, what is tioning begins to decline, we- lophane bags, are perfect their dependents and sur-coverage can continue for tips: ho'tie grammed by society to feel often mistaken for senility to serve with the follow- theft attempts, encourage Elizabetbtown Gas in- sleep disorder, causes at- roads. by farmers and other non-in- are bound to encounter 36 months following the • If you get an obscene hopeless and depressed, ac- is, in reality, a lowered state ing ice cream topping reci- vivors who have permanent <( • If your child is very dustrial owners include about serious problems for our- reports of thefts an^ p < tends to eliminate gas tacks during which it is It is not an unsolvalble call, hang up immediately. cording to Dr. Allen Willner, kidney failure. operation. And, if the young, put a red dot hy tin* 70 percent of the country's of alertness, sometimes due selves and for our elderly pes. The Pineapple Flambe, vcute when needed. thefts, and will continue to physically impossible for problem. Statistics show Never talk to the Ciller, give Director of the Senior Citi- transplant fails so the pa- 0 for OpemLor and make hardwoods and nearly 30 to brain damage or the parents. Retirement should pictured here, served over People with permanent information about yourself, zens Treatment Program at side-effects of medication, vanilla ice cream, makes an tient needs maintenance "It's a criminal offense to protect its customers by ac- victims to stay awake. In properly diagnosed nar- ce'tain he or she knows how percent of the softwoods. not be treated as a vacation. kidney failure have the full or ever act ar>"oy«"l. Train f Long Island Jewish-Hillside tively seeking out thefts and other words they ex- coleptics who recognize to ask or help. Onr<> old By using them to increase attention deprivation and You begin life with a impressive dessert presenta- dialysis or another tamper with a gas meter in your children to do the Medical Center. When peo- protection of Medicare and enough, teach your child ^ur timber supplies we hopelessness." schedule, in school. This tion for special friends. transplant. Medicare will an attempt to show less ron taking subsequent legal ac- perience an overwhelming their illness and are receiv- same. If nuisance, nnony ple reach their late sixties, are eligible for all covered how to use thr ert""rK«>pcy would strike a s*>liri blow Children have a lot of continues throughout your Cherry Peanut Sauce, made sumption or to by rv" th'' tion if necessary, the opera desire to sleep anywhere. ing appropriate medical mous or obscene rails seventies and beyond, they with brandy, is elegant benefits, not just those continue or be reinstated numbers y"«'v put n<-vt t.. * '^nsoffical noted. Driving, then, is the most treatment tenr* to hnv persist, call yo"> 'el-pl' •••- •he phone are frequently conditioned when faced with helping an whether served warm or relating to their kidney pro- without any waiting period, Yet, of all wnership to become dependent, be- of a job, or routine that is lower accident rates •' business office. The fi p booklet * Home elderly parent. If they begin cold. For more delectable Mr. McCutchenn pointed Bahniuk warned Plbabethlown Gi« is has COUNTRY CROONER potentially-dangerous situa- groups, this one :? taking have like children, or the followed day to day. If one blems, Mr. McCutcheon ad- 1 r " Train your ohiM 'o ^ny Seci" ity Hotline ' i- avail to treat the parent like an dessert ideas using Planters^ The New Jersey Criminal ed in Eli^atet ', and ' 'ves -Singor, Ray Price, has tion for the undiagnosed rmal dri ee of the stereotyped vomon of an retires without plans, with- ded. out. "Mother/FatheT can • come able I v writ '''R to SUHJW incompetent, the parent is quality nuts, write for bee" signed to 3f>near at narcoleptic. Roughlv one in opportunities ^ inorew "old person " out a schedule, without real Code states any person who Rahway " d Clark 'he to the phone right 'low ", Vnes, F O Pox ?ie ' likely to begin to act that "Planters Nut Cookbook," Generally, Medicare pro- More information about f available friendships, then re- Drain and halve cherries, 1 can (8 1/4 oz.) crushed the Cliih Bene Dinner every 500 drivers suffers instead o Moh...u . i...... 1 T1 'i - ood supply. Old age doesn't have to P.O. Box 106-Dept. "R", Medicare coverage for tampers with gas company loll free "un'^-M n'"-ntly out Dr. Willner. "Current evi- include $.75 to cover post- day of the third month after 1 1 1 No ?5, Sayreville. l>i onp though 'he An'-rican nar federal government operate aging their independence is fact is —your mind works sugar in saucepan. Gradually 1/3 cup Planters^ Dry steal g?s, whethe' or not • ispectef' '"'"i " " ' gets degree The timber on privately-owned lands could significantly dence is negating most of the month a person begins a tained at the Elizabeth of th" house, consider 28 percent of the commer also essential, unless it's im- bet*«»r when yo'J «se it'.!!" age and handling. Orders blend in reserved syrup. Roasted Peanuts any gas is actually stolen, is '.0 6400 front only Sa'urday, Aug coler'"c Assn estimates getting the ('all Forwa'ding boost our nation's lumber supplies and reduce prices. the misconceptions concern- must include zip code. course of maintenance Social Security office, 3 Rutgers cites rial forest, tihat figur** w il I possible. Urging one's parent Cook, stirring constantly, 1/2 cup orange liqueur guilty of a disorderly 7 On tr>>s on° night h will over 250,000 Anericans A Rabway 'isident. Miss Custom Calling Service T'lis probably diminish. Much of ing aging Senility, for in- to maintain their own dialysis. Protection can, located at 342 Westminster 1 until thickens and boils. Re- Vanilla ice cream nl perform two rhows the have narcolepsy, 5'' to 809 allows your hon"° r-'ione to our land is already reserved others of many occupations. They point out the need stanc* , is not an inevitable home, perhaps with the aid Ave. The telephone mimbf persons offense, a crirr>'" Zoya Blasrhak I ucipda Jane Bragdon, of Thaddeus Sobon CHERRY PEANUT SAUCE move from heat. Stir in Melt margarine in a however, begin earlier. fi'Rt dinner will begin at 6 of these suf**"*" "-">a;.> be prog"»"imed to '"ng at from commercinl use for A substantial number hold for publicly supported cost stage in old age Everyone of a companion, i° another brandy, Planters^ Salted Pea- small skillet. Add pineapple; is 800-272-1111. offend, he [tinted out P08 Pierp"nt St., received Makes about Vfi cups Medicare coverage can another -lumber wru'n parks, wilderness and recrea as little a» ten aces or less sharing and technical assLs who is old 's not necessarily possibility. } ARE SOME ENEB&Y-WIM nuts and cherries. Serve on honors list o el^ok with fie show ->tar "nrjiagnose'' a bachelor of arts dep>ee A man f'om Rqtrvay. sprinkle with sugar. Cook "It 's also dangerous and you'C out !n wennf, your tion are*»s-an^ this trend is but most timber on these tance programs t<» roii-itp- d«*p°ndent. Oncp th«? bleak TIPS THAT CAN KEEP HEAT- warm or cold with ice begin the month a course of ting qt 7 30 "> clock =ind ( Pamphlets and booklets 1 can (17 oz) pitted dark over medium high heat, stir- costly to all horest, paying A township student, The two primary symp from Rutgers ollege at call* follow y-\ and M-R nt IhaddeMs R Sobo>\ of ?"\7 growing. Only 1 4 percent of lands is class°H «> 7'ovq Blaschak, was named toms of narcolepsy are ex commencemen' ex''rci <" the number '-here v-ui Ru«ell \ve., was rfcen'lv the remaining timber and is ^ial quality. Some such program* are PIGGER "° N£CfSSACII_V is bubbly and slightly thick- takes part in a self-dialysis con mean (1) lower prices vate foundations and the 4 teaspoons cornstarch begin at 10 o'clock with cessive daily sleepiness "n Wednesday. May "'6. are neighbors, office, o' awarded ''i'; hie'1' lo of i 's owned by the forest indus- alroadv in operation. But BETTER WHEW IT O5«£S TD AIR PINEAPPLE FLAMBE ened. Mix in Planters^ Dry gets degree noted to the honors list at The Forest Service people for wood products, includ- government can frequently CoNPmONFRS. AW OVEKSliED 1 tablespoon sugar training program and cer- the show startina at 1 1 10 wherever you vo designated p try. Some of the o* her much more effort is n?rp« Roasted Peanuts. Pour Fai'leigh Dickinson Univer sometimes expressed as The daughter of Mrs degree '• •••• ing houses and furniture; help educate an elderly per- UNIT PRAWS woee tTMEKuy 2 tablespoons brandy SUNDAES The firm also attempts to privately owr^d land is un citp a lack of information l tain other conditions are o'clock For •»•' show? at Not only will Call Forward sary to expand the supply (2) less environmental pol- son about home health care. THAN dECESSARY. IT" ALSO /t cup coarsely chopped Makes 4 servings orange liqueur over top and 'i'y for the fall semester tiredness, lack of energy or Linda B Me league. Miss 1 !rii * *>r«;tr y der lease to the industry, by these land owners about ignite. Serve immediately met, the Social Security A city woman, Janet M. get honest customers in ing fool a w->ulH be burglar 1 1 Dr. Willner suggests that POESlJT KUMIPIFV PBoptRLV, Planters^ Salted Peanuts Club Bene Hinn«r is irresistible sleepiness and Bragdon majored in and forestry experts wo ' '' proper management of tim- of woo*) from these lands lution associated with use Shalestik of 255 Waite volved by explaining they To achieve 'he *>onor, 'tie who's trying to find out if through rp fores* o tion or of wood substitutes, such such material be clear and APD1NG ~!O THE PISCOMFORT Of Vanilla ice cream 2 tablespoons margarine over vanilla ice cream. spokesman explained. always optional for infor A canned vegetable you 'ike to spe this increased. ber growth and harvesting student had to a'tai" a cataplexy, a rapidly mathematics, and is you're home, but it's also an conversion of exist :ng as steel and plastics; easy to absorb. For elderly Also, Medicare can pay Ave., recently received her pay higher bills when gas is should open from the bot practices as a factor that has ma'ion, please telephone occuring muscle wetness, employed at Johnson and easy way for family, friends stands to faster growing or (3) less dependence on persons who have a di- bachelor of arts degree from stolen. By showing them grade-point av'ip- of ^ 7 torn is asparagus. That way The nonindustrial private kept much of this wood 100% of the cost of home- the Bene' at ?7 3000 usually triggered by *\irb Johnson in New Brunswick and business associate!! to owners who hold so mu^h from the market. Other more prf»f*»r*<»d species " f for^gn sources minished ability to absorb they are "paying for a gas on a 4 0 the tender tips are protectod dialysis equipment if certain Rutgers University. reach you wh<»r*»ver you are of our timber represent n factors are the risk element t^ees. of supply; and written words, visual tools HELPFUL NEWS" ON BARBECUES diverse group of citizens and the long periods of time (4) slower use are imperative. A blend of For outdoor chefs who HELP WANTED Taking advantage of WANTED PRIVATE INSTRUCTION AUTO REPAIR There are farmprs, he use needed to grow commercial these opportunities will ben- of non-renowable the visual and the written is like to go whole hog when ideal. A booklet entitled, they barbecue shoulders or BANKMC Clarinet Flute. Saxophone, Piano. wives, doctors, lawyfT and timber. efit society as a whole. 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SO SAN THE PEDPIE DONT SETTLE •SODDING S All lrp.| Ol p I., (Inl FULLY INSURED AT THE MATIONAL PIANO 4 THEORY Laurie Pryor, ac- CERAMIC TILING 634-6262 •rior) Caromk illingi. 549-5414 ural Light Beer from An- MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE OR RENT FLEA MARKET HELP WANTED you are fast, effi- FOR $300 •6.mnCI»«d $£ EUEBJY WATCH _THE cepting limited no. of students ages Bathrooms remodeled 381-9620 RITTENHOUSE PICKUP* DELIVERY EklERiY EFFICIENCY heuser Busch, was attended iuiuki. '81, TS-l 85, street and trail. P/T $90 wk.-$20 Bonus. Newspaper cient, conscientious AN HOURI ISHING WELL FOR RENT...For 8-11 lor fall. Infor. or free interview. Jim Moyet.634-8643 d Dniaigi Snlta PECKJ&W FROM THE by 225,000 spectators. Now carrierw/car. 4:30-7 a.m. Nocollec- S«ll Avon, mam what you GUARANTEED HIY 400 mi., still under warranty. and willing to.work. wanlMWorh llaxibl* hour*. B* Tile Bathroom repaired ELECTRIC UTILITY that winning recipe can be ridal showers, etc. $15 w/$10 PREFKRREB TRUCK SERVICE S 1150 862-7470OT289-4785 tint.NoSundays. 23341310 your own bott. No •xp*ri«nc» INDUSTI?y. eposit. Reservations can be made VILLAGE COMMON WE WANT YOU!! If Remodeled-Masonry viewed by all of us. • . nvcciiory. Call now ; 574-8599 pl*l« training. Work ol horns. For REMODELED SLIPCOVERS 574-3861 _« weighing 16-18 pounds. Do and cook another 12-14 The Atoa Tabloid Weikrad Mtfuime P/T Help Dessert Factory in Avenel. 351-6700 Information ••nd i«lf oddr»in»<). wanted-OasisMotors. 721-7100. Attics, cellars, gaiages cleaned •Walls •Ceilings •Window 388-8876 Reu. WctWrH Esl. Are college costs getting Three quarts of quality ap- Needlecraft. M 5-6300 COMPLETE-PARTIAL John W. Paulikas • no job too small. not. use meat previously- hours, letting'" Julees^and 4ma APT. 2-3 mornings p/wk. $3.75 p/hr tiomp*d «nv«lop« 9' i mch*t AUTO WRECKER UPHOLSTERING Disposal ol .contents. Fiee esL AIL TYPSS OF- -MOMt IM- you down? Would you like ple elder Vinegar " ' CALL WHEN ALL ITEMS AIE SOW long lo EXPERT REPAIRS Lie 4283 283-2194. " tf frozen— it is not as "re- grease accumulate in the SURPLUS JEEPS Cars-BMts. Many Please call 634-2114 Mon. or Tues.. Big Savings on used parts 4 cars. We Slipcovers. Reupholstering. 3M-7295. _ tf PROVEMENTS LARGE OR SMALL 862-tT60 to learn a valuable skill One 12 ounce can Natural sell for under $50. For info. .orgt modern hit. I bathroom, oil FIEE EST.-INSURED Need an Electrician' Call WUNDER laxed "as fresh meat. natural bowl formed by the oomt nvwly d*corat«d. w wall GAR ACE SALE 9-11 p.m. MEDICAL buy disabled 4 wrecked cars. All WORK GUARANTEED Draperies, custom made in my home Rubbish Removal - Light Trucking. AND gain funds for college Light beer 312-S3H961, eiL2»M. PIANO TUNING ELECTRIC Lc Bus Permit No 5736 skin. Do not baste the meat Gwranleed Reader to Reader want ads are b wall corp«tino. AWCA.0*pl. I io>4nt 381-4252. CUSTOM VANITIES Choice Fabrics, Free Shop at Home. Demolition Work Free Estimate .. 388-98S3 or technical school? Would Byrd Sauce Adulli only CARTERETOrVesO 14 NewletseyAve. Information on Cruise Ship Jobs. Art onto. CA. 30359 PIANO SERVICE INC Tuning 4 388-0855 tf Let sauce stand three to unless it is becoming dry JUNK CARS WANTED KEN 738-8771 636W6- 969-2409 381-2629. tf lor non-commercial advertisers only. Items for REFRIGERATORS, WASHERS, Call all. 4:X> • f.M Yard Sale. Jury 30-31. 9-5. Rain. Great Income Potential, All Occupa- TYPIST Repair Fully Cert.. Guar 20 oil you like to "Be All You One quart Wicker's barbe- four days before using. DRYERS. GOOD COND. WILL UPHOLSTERING. 10% discount H.IS ELECTRIC and crusty. If basted, use Aug. 6-7. Welding tools, accordion. tions. Call 312-741-9780 Dapt Part Time Medical 8 388-2457 S Pat's Trucking. Demolition ol KITCHEN REMODELING w/thisoller 574-2051 STUMP Can Be"? cue sauce Makes two-thirds of a gallon sale must not eiceed SI,000. Price and No |ob too small Byrd Sauce. Turn shoulder GUARANTEE^ 754-7209 442*7538 2686. Call Refundable. Lionel 4Flyer Toy trains, older model Work guaranteed. Expires Sept 3. garages, clean up woiK. yards, If so, the U.S. Army has COLONIA 47 Hickory Rd. 10-3. 2 Typist. Experience OPPORTUNISTS KITCHENS REMODELED 100 amp service changes. One Bmall bottle Kraft bar- of Byrd Sauce. side down for about one phone number rant be in ad. Autos, real Washer. Dryer. Apt. Sue. 1 jr., like P»rth Amboy Ar»a airplane motors, Matchbox. Dinky. CERAMIC TILE 8?.Sermayen. 634-1217 cellars & houses. Tree Work. Fully Family Yard Sale. July 31-Aug 1. Maintenance portei wanted. Wkdys. needed. Busy Ambition, plu* a fixed courws, CUSTOM FORMICA PLUMBING & HEATING Free est Lie. No 5062 a program for you! Through becue sauce hour prior to serving to al- new. Call Sat/Sun, all day. Sat. 4 Sun. Household items. 5:30-11:30 a.m. Mon.-Fri. Apply in Gorgi, etc cars 721-3663. • BAIHROOHS & SH0WER5 Ins 388-7763 COMPLETE OR PARTIAL the Army College Fund, Meat Preparation estate, garage salt & babysitting not ac- Orthopedic office. are the mi^neta Uuit get thingi Emeigency sewer cleaning. Plumb 382-7282 &TREE One-half tablespoon garlic low excess grease to drain. 544-7579 person Wdge. Racquet Club. 585 FREE ESTIMATE 73M771 Rub outside of meat clothes, toys. coning your w»y. Junk Cars 4 Trucks. J25-5100 (cement wails-rot proof) KITCHEKI DINETTE inj 4 Heating Repairs Free EsL Hot. Rodriguez Electrical Contractor qualified high school grads : 5 ROOMS REMOVAL salt cepted in Guaranteed Reader to Reader Sec- ord Riding Mower, elec. start Main St. Wd£e. See Ray or JeH. J7 Please call Kathy 7-Day pick up. Call anytime, LIGHT Water Heaters Lenny Grieco, State COLONIA 37 Sterling Dr. Fn. & Sat. •REPAIRS (targe or small) Licensed 4 Bonded No 3894. Noiob • FAST SERVICE-LOW RATES can enlist for just two years and skin with garlic salt. tion. • Are to Riding Mower, elec. start roRRtm p/hr. E»p. preferred. between 9-10:30 8624236. tf CHAIRS TRUCKING PAINTING AND Lie.-6249 5744480. Mix the above ingre- Serving Jury 30-31. 9 a.m.-l p.m. Quality BABYSiniNG f L o o 5 e tile grouting} RECOVERED $4 50 D&N loo small 636-3297 and gain skill training and Botti enc. cond. Make offer. Htat & hot water sup- LIGHT BOOKKEEPING • Permanent a.m. only Appliances & Furniture DECORATING CAROL'S LANDSCAPE Cooking Meichandls* BOTH DAYS. Clothes, I will wattri jmir ctitW m rrry home Armando wants your worn or wreck. •;HJ, siwtWMir I iu» Expert plumbing 4 heating repairs BECK ELECTRICAL CONST. CO, INC more than $15,000 for col- dients in sauce pan to boil Chop or slice the shoulder 862-6270 plied. Adults only. furniture, school supplies, stamp position. 5 days 2-5 p.m. for ed car. Good prices paid. 574-8772 Removed S Delivered RAHWAY NO PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED. ADS MUST IE MAILED dairy near Avenel 4 & 5 school. Dinettes LENNYS PAINTING AND ROOFING Water heaters, drain cleaning SL Lie. 4 Per No 5689 lege. If you enlist for three and then let cool. When Place shoulder on cooker,- and serve with Byrd Sauce FOR SALE - Appliances, toys, collections, sports memorabilia established sales agency. • Prtnpl ProhmioMl Strike Garages & Cellars IN OR MOUOHT TO THE OMKt. Reliable. School children welcome. USED TOOLS WANTED INTERIOR & EXTERIOR. MISSING lic.CallCarlGates.382-1785. tf Insuied 201-382-0120 574-0861 or four years, the Fund cool, add the following meat side down, and cook either on the meat or on the , vacuum cleaners, glassware, etc. 826*6320 items, rug. many other items for Made Cleaned RelocanngRahway. 388-5045 486-1111 636-1170 4 RELATED ITEMS ROOF SHINGLES REPLACED INS. Svc. 4 Installation on cenlral a/c. could top $20,000. ingredients: for 8-12 hours depending side. Serve with cold beer. Colonia, between 11 a.m. & 3 p.m. Perth Amboy areo Start an exciting career in Advertis- 382-0085 To Used Appliances KJUXI TO tUMK READER TO READER READER TO READER everyone. Babysitting your child in my Avenel CALL 548-2174 381-3848 humidifiers 4 any type of heaLCals k 3SS-515S ing. Our rapidly expanding Order 1 MR COM. -12.000 BTU. Hotpoint. COLONIA 158 Arthur Ave. (off Lake home.Mon..Fn.S35/«k. 634-2823 Mr. Valvano rr.fi - 381-ooQi Bill's Painting 4 Papeihangmg 634-3746 JAR * H0HM • 66 305 K. 15,330 mi. MIKE- Sean, gas, 30". e»c. cond. BANKING WANTED: OLD MUSICAL IN- PRIDE ELECTRIC CO. {300. 8.000 BTU. None. $175 GETTING MARRIED70NE 24 PHOTO PETS Ave.) Fn.-Sal-Sun. Jury 30-31. Aug. newspapeis have sales positions in irttU«D > CUAtANTHD »L BEE DINETTES Average room, sidewalls. J12 Ceil- Industrial, Commercial, Good ninningcond. $675. Cil aft 4 6oinitosmalapt$35. 3H40W Reliable certified teacher will care STRUMENTS. Immediate cash pa id. Mikes Plumbing 4 Heating N.J BRIDES ALBUM, 2 PARENT FOLIOS, 1. Misc. items. our Advertising Oept Applicants 6.000 BTU.Cwria.tl50.4M-WJ7 Adopt Apollo, gorgeous grey male lor your infant or child. My No. Callanytime. 212460-9191 FACTORY WAREHOUSE (MRISTO BROS. H1ULHK ingstt 634-5760 Lie No 6461 Installations 4 Residential CONSTRUCT. CO. pjn, 3I1-3W3 RECURER-Usedyinylrecliner.wine 1 WALL PORTRAIT, $295. BILLY must be 18 yrs. or older, have own TELLERS CLEANING SERVICE AIR 0MD. • Welbilk MOO BTU. 2 cat beautiful Ions whiskers & COLONIA 90 Ridge Rd. (oil Colonia Edison home. F/T, P/T. YOU CALL...WE HAUL John's Painting* Contract Inly Ext. Repairs 5744648 Insurod & Bonded •AipKalt * HOHM-'80!U)-80Motocrossbike. color.$5a «W72 WILLIAMS PHOTOGRAPHY. car. This is a full-time position. NO PART TIME TV Sets Wanted - Color 4 b/w. work- season's used. nc. cond. $125. gorgeous green eyes. A real sweet Blvd.) 3 Families. Thurs., Fri.. Sat 6WO5O9,«1USI,574-1!M Atlici Bai«m«rm Garogat Bonded & Ins Light Capentry/ 24 Hour S«rvlc« Concrd* Drl»»woy« like new cond. MOO w/helmeL 416-3749 EXPERIENCE NECESSARY. WILL ing or not portable only. Cash paid. 382-2141-SS. Yordi Conn Sll«i Cl»an*d D.mo RECORDER • TEAC. reel to reel, tiearLShots/neutered. 374-1073 July 29-30-31. Baby, h.h. & misc. •CLARK CLEAN UP Repairs Wallpapering S Sanilas Fr*« Ectlmotai • Backho* Rcnlali 4«««2M 3300-SX. etc cond. $500 or best of- TRAIN. Applications beingaccepted Calldays 753-7333 eves., 464-7496 Work. Apt & Horn* Moving. Pain EDISON 931 In man Ave. Antique &• Som»on« Sp*clal BUS. OPPORTUNITIES ting (Ini/Ext) Floori Sandvd & Hung.AIICallsarrs 5740087, ::: THIS ::: •MASONRY WORK MR CMDITiMia • 6.500 BTU, He who lives at high Adorbale German Shep. Mix male at 219 Central Ave., Rahway. 574-1175 KMHTU • 6" Prof. Jointer. 48" fer. M5-M21 car, furniture, trailer hitch, baby At Franklin state, each AMERICAI Fimined •GEN. CONTRACTING US. Tiblt, dining room, opens to pup 4 months, all shots, Private HYPNOSIS Practice. No CARS WAnn> Th* p*rftonoliE»d Kou»»cl«onina WALLPAPERING ::: SPACE ::: table.standlmotoratagrnawayol REFRKEMTOR'- 17 cu. ft, frost tension usually blows a 574-1578 and every teller means 634-9027 Br»t 6Q-.S25. - C4W4 housebroken, very sweet, lores peo- items, clothing, more. July license required. Thorough training TOP DOLLAR Mrvic* thot m««t« your ip*cia1 Intenor-Painting 382-3570 $350. 44235<5or727«3l free. Excellent cond. $100. Firm. fuse. Start an eliciting career in Advertis- a lot to us-because rx—6t \t NOW AVAILABLE In th» REUPHOLSTERING PRESERVED::: Auto repair and data LIPS NEED PROTECTION FROM SUNf TOO pleand ottieranimah. 374-1073 24-25-31.10-3 p.m. bycertified professional. 2324646 COMPLETE AUTO REPAIR Experienced-Reasonable MR CMD. • High BTU. G.E, [ood ttMSSjSMtJO ing with a growing weekly you're THE ONE who a AUTO BOOY REPAIR WOODBRIDGE ar»o (or r#flular t OVH! 30 YEARS EXPfRKHCE FORDS 11 & 16ConcannonSr.(Ford Call Julius Weber. 541-4777 FOB ••• J.W. ELECTRIC 382-5877 communications are among While Americans are herpes simplex, the cold cond $150, Mlilll Fiee Kittens to good home. Fiee newspaper in The Rahway/Clark "meet* the people" and ATTENTION BUSINESS OWNERS!!! occoitonol cUanlng. ••• WTCHM SET- $55. Huge label col- ROOHDniDU-Wicker.newshapt. ClOSf O«T SALS CaU TtMiof-Aik for Cry. to I the skills learned by becoming more informed sore is actually a virus K0M0M SO • 5 pc. solid ahcon- shots & neutering. Save $5O-$7O. Ave., turn at Brandywine Rd.) represents us at our Increaseyour sales volume/net pro- 634-9786 Painting Experienced. Interior Ex- YOU For th* highest quality at lection for sincere coupon re (under. $75. Top quality brown rug w/pad. AT WatlEHOeJSI area in the field of sales. Applicants ••• causing recurring blisters on EH1.38148J7 Mon.-Wed. Aug. 2-3-4. 10-3. bettl Ideally, we'd lit (no baloney!). Intertested ? Call tenoi VERY REASONABLE. Free Est th« low*«t prices, call ui ' BATHROOM ' today's Army recruits. about the sun's dangers, ttmponiy Spreid & curtiini incL $30.Tiblesiw.$25. O8-7H3 1OW«15,$75. 4H4»7 Mull S«H Intulaiion must be mature, responsive in- 381-7123 un*,) 381-9586 HOME IMPROVEMENT for all your «l»c. n«*ds. Everythingfromautoiacesettostuf- prefer that you have 636-9232 (24 hours), leave your MACKIE & Fullyins.24hranssvc. 499-9234 •••••••••••••a some of us still neglect to the lips. Persons jvith a ten- Exc. cond $350 MM1H FrenchProi.$600. Sidmg t Window*. dividual, have own car. and be 18 REMODELING What kind of skills will SKMtERS - Braun, L3D0's, 3-way led iebias. tome previous teller or name and phone number and we'll BBUD'S TOWING All types of home improvements Frank's Painting Int/Ext. Free Est lie. No S1U.%an&rt t ln*uf»d protect one of our most dency towards herpes sim- • 3 piece solid m«ptj, High backchairs. $150 ea. All mini INTEREST RATES yrs. of age or older. F/l Position is compact powerful. 10-50W. $200. DOMWNERS contact you. Kit/Baths, Basements, altics PLUMBING & NEW BATHS you learn? Under the Army plex blisters should avoid ex- perletlcond.$15O. W2«W7 FORDS 56 Poplar SI (off King available. Applications being ac- cashier experience- TECHM-CLEAN A»erageRoomt35 636-3161 sensitive areas — the lips. cond. 23Z3I37 Call Doug. 83447S0 AS LOW AS 12% REEVES alum, siding, paneling. Free est Call 352-7839 College Fund, you could be WANTED George Rd.) Sal-Sun. 10-5. Toys, ceptedat219Central Ave, Rahway. but if you meet our Experienced Painting 4 Paper bang- M. GIORDANO cessive exposure to sun, KOROOH • Full site, modem grey Contact Frank Dominick.382-9514. Dr. Tony E. Jones, Pro- LOVE SEAT • Plaid, opens to bed. STORM WINDOK • Triple track, rtOHUIONAl OtOOMINO clothing, tools, misc. 574-1579 other qualifications, LOST AND FOUND SERVICE ing Int/Ext Free est Guaranteed & HEATING trained in fields such as data wind and glare. Lips be- milwj. complete set, good cond. AT YOU*. DOOt • FULLY Coll Mlk. th* Junkman PLUMBING & HEATING fessor of Medicinal Chemis- New.$300. 6364H5 «hite.36"wide,39"high,alsefen. we'll train you in the The tola! Cleaning Service 283-2626 Ceiling & Walls Repaired. Sheetrock •fcti! NII ( trao<)«W communications, legal spe- 636-7772 imO MOU VAN ISEL1M 40 Wright St. Juty 29-30-31. OFFICE WORKER LOST: Female German Shep.. tan I d*ol«r in icrap Iron. •Carpel A Uphoiitvry Caill Jo«. 738-7269 or 634-9164 TELEVISION SERVICE try at the University of come vulnerable because 1150. 3IM1U MOPED • '81 Yamaha Chappy. Exc. $75 3114114 basics. Best of all, at 1349 M lm III, l iTaping.Call(Edison) 5494754 •Stplin S lulllltnn Wa Ac634-919* A lo ll Concott0 i cialties, police work, auto 9-<. Assorted items. Capable person with extensive ex- black, very friendly 4 answers m*tali and batt*rl«i. CUonlng Animated signs 4 murals loi JOES TV ZENITH SALES 4 SER- Colorado and Director of a natural sunscreen agent, their cells are thinner than IIU-Boy's2i"AMF,10spd..{55. cond. Under 900 mi. Asking $550. Franklin State, there's •Floor SUipptng •Hoi Wihr Hukn COMPUTE HUtlltO SYSHMS STOVE • 36" gas. 4 burners, white. perience for diverse, interesting Trixie Reward. 634-4010 Pickup Svrvlc*. Frank Laubtnei GeneralContracloi businessihome. 750-0142 repair, even broadcasting. Pool filter 1 purop. Stainless steel 3125(17 ISELIN 35 Homes Park Ave. (opp. room to GROW In a set- and Wai ing FENCING & ERECTING SAME DAY SlRVICE VICE 634-2524. tl t toim utmctmin Research for Blistex Inc., Therefore, lips — particular- in other parts of the body, good cond. $125.5 storm windows, work in 5-person office in Wtstiek) •Window Cleaning Carpentry, Masonry, Aluminum Skills that are valuable in Iselin Library) Fri. & Sat July 30-31. ting where you know PAINTING & PAPERHANGING ry R*ot. Rot«l f'— (» has supplied these answers ly the lower lip which is Ointments may be used to Mt75 mtxn MOfED • Cimatti. VI engine, exc. wood,32"»59",$5ea. 541-2715 UMIMM A TIU Casual dress. Opportunity for ad- Call 634-3096 •Woi«r & Fir* Oomog* CHAIN LINK FENCING siding. Roofing & gutters, storm Siaia L,•«'> vancement 233-4310 aft. 9 a.m. Sold 1 Installed. Fabulous Savings windows doors & screens. Wdbg. J.T. Lanhy TAaXE • Formica, w/4 swivel chairs, >l WHk MlH finds. Carefree curly perms that last. Just •Hom* t OHic* Cleaning CALL STEVE 233-3493 WOODBRIDGE How do you accumulate face. the sun's rays — burn much blisters ;md relieve pain w/tnilet. 75 hp Johnson. (600 or Mt5,S4»2W2 OUAtAMTU •>• —» t IraMI valued! Start with a •Aluminum Siding Cleaning 24Hr.Ser»ice. 636-3863 634-1768 Q} Slot* Ik. No. 1710 3 $125. Copper wall I counter top OM.T nar QUAUTY ISELIN 214 Wood Ave. July 31. Aug. YOUNGSTERS WANTED TO competitive salary and $15 his/hers. Estelles Hairstyling. the money? Easy. Soldiers tastoHertilMill.' 3H-3W All All Carpeting & Tiling Installed. & PAINTING Inter./Exter Low Rates Q: Why do I get sun easier than other skin. It's and itching. Most pharma- range. $135. NUIU «O MEEDS 1. 104. Misc & baby items, good DISTRIBUTE FLYERS: CALL JOHN. paid holidays. Please 131 PershingAve.Carteret. 811-8837 548-0032 SPECIAL frslltri CUantd . save from $25 to $100 of CJWtRA-PoUiwd OnfrStepw/elec Repaired Free estimates Insured Free Estimate Qualified 4 Ex blisters on my lips when I important to use a modi- cists recommend Blistex for TIRO - (5) Firestone Deluxe Cham- COMPETITIVE cond No Early Birds 382-6049 call any weekday bet- 5414342 USED CAMERAS •Z FINCE their pay each month. For flash* use.Ne«S60. KodiU<15 POKES CallJim. 752j0524 penenced Painter Call alt. 5pm Flaihwl O»l go to the beach? cated lip conditioner with cold sores or fever blisters. 0Un0AWN0T0R-ESKA.7h.p.. pion Radiate. P215/7SR15. only WOVEN WOOD SHADES •BOOY STYLING ISELIN Corner Magnolia - Maple. MAKE EXTRA MONEY IN SPARE ween 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. for FIND DATES THRU INVITES INVITA CHAM IMK * WOOD AskfoiBrendon. 548-7444 every dollar you put in, lnstimilic$15. M1I3M WANTED C G Home Remodeling • Exper Any >M '° A: Sun blisters are caused PARA sunscreen protection Q: My lips become swol- ere. ant.. $150 Cal alt 5. 200roi_$22fl. 5744111 •NAIL CUPPING Sal Juty 31.9:30 a.m. 3 Families. TIME SELLING Customized, per- an Interview appoint- TION DATING SERVICE For Free In FRtE Got. «/100 ft. BOB'S Uncle Sam puts in five. It's CMMfCft -13 ft. Scottj. F/u. btd. •EAR ClEANfffG CARPENTRY carpentry work. 25 yrs. exper. in all COLONIAL DECORATORS Two SI017 HMM simply by overexposure to such as Blistex when you len and cracked when I go 31*7030 LEVOLOR & Household, toys, misc. Rain Aug. 7. sonalized handbags, luggage ac- menf:745-6U4. fo To Join. Write P.O. Box. 414, TOP PRICE PAID or mor* PLUMBING SERVICES like a bank account that TRACTOR • International Cub, •HEA DIP Int/Ext Painting. Forty Ins Frtc sink, stort. AC/DC hook up 1 I tfc f Expert Carpentry, additions, 4' Vinyl-W.75 run ft. aspects of const , add it. sun. These tiny blisters of- arc expand to sun and wind. out into the sun. Is there a fOOUM.decki access. $250. w/snow blower I mower. 48", Al •SHAMPOO ISELIN 59 DundeeAve.SatJuly31. cessories.atFaySwafford Home Par- Edison. NJ. 08817 5 , Est, 245-1858 $25.00 gives 500 percent interest! name for this problem ? dinette hi,cond.1575. HS7307 VERTICAL MMDS SMCIAIUWOK. ties.CallCarol 312-0239 old 4 new —and '•(•ted dormers, kitchens, baths 24 M>. in. basements, decks, masonry & HEATING ten form in a line along the Q: What is photosensi- 2 bkese. hdbidJ. $25 ea. Firepl shape,$1000Firm, 5414513 Sun. Aug. 1. 9:30-4. Many misc. ONE MAN BAND Parties S Wed photographic »o,wlomont. Jwtl FiMitt. Fin. Artonj^l ATTIC Can you save up to $100 COUO«.(2)Bro«n4beiltpli«l Franklin State || basements, etc. No job loo big or too cabinets etc Reas & free est PAINTING 4 PAPERHANGING •OPQI EfMltS I til. 388-6078 671-0438 border where lip skin meets twity? A: It sounds as though toeentlroftst25 311-7039 TRUCK CAP • 8 It. eic. cond. MMUS, TtRRKRS items. Bargains. No Early Birds. Handyman, partoi full time, flexible dings. J150 a night Call Jim. •4*nd • comploto description o4 a month on soldier's pay? 6 ft. 4 Mt Good cond. $275 •t 20% Of F that u»4»d c«m«ro r«.Mlih to tvtn small. AsUorAI- 2875101 tl. 381-2094 925-2567 574-1830 or 297-1975 INTERIORS FREEESTS •um t in. MSitii A»k for Andy normal skin. A sun blister A. Photosensitivity is ayou suffer from cheletis POOL PUMP • W/l h.p. motor. Aluminum t300. 73W14 SCMAIZIRS LINDEN1100Wheat5heafRd.com- hours.Calaft7p,m, 382-1502 636-5239 into c*»h to: CALL STEVE 233-3493 FANS Sure. Starting pay in the • .Mt5,Ml-M<5 SHOP AT HOME SERVICE utvno woourux Equal Oppty. Employer Any carpentry work. Small jobs in Garage Doors Installed 1 Repaired •Wl W1TR SIUN HUTMG on the lip is similar to a sudden sunburn-like reac • actinica. But these symp- S7S. Pool aacuum w/30 rt hose. pleteHouse&GarageSale.Jury26lo Part-Time. Full-Time. Jewelry, Home WANTEDTORENT: Room in Rahwiy, Powor Rool Fans rSOfA CHAIR- DM. EQUIP.-full wetsuit. rttulDor. DMI k« Htlmi ky tlollw •* COUNTV a VKwrrv PAUL KASTNER cluded.FreeeiL 2IWO4 tl Electnc Operators & radio controls. ExL 4 Int. Painting 4 Paperhang STSTWS -w»ra nuias Army is now more than which toms are serious enough S30. Auto, chkx. »10 3I1-47D5 vou KNOW in rot tl IIAB... July 31.9-5 DemonstratioivAdvisors. M/F preferably furnished I within wak- (InilatUd From S179.9S) blister on the foot caused tion to cosmetics C 81 tunes, weight belt, tjnk, IIO2 HOLBROOK ST. CARPENTRY - Repairs S Alteration FENCIN6 Call Mike lor Ireeest. 388-7725 ing Call up to 10 p m. Free EsL •SfWFl I DUM CUlUnG s $550 a month. Plus, the that you should see a doctor, TYPEMirrER- Port Royal «< vout L 213-2690 232-3520 01574445* ing distance of Merck's. Reas. Male 30" WhoTo House Fans by physical rubbing. The can with relatively cirry cat $625. U14SU imWKet^.eta 6 LINDEN 240 Fernwood Terrace. July OCEAN. N.j. 07712 EsL fully Ins. 3W870 H All TYPES Bathroom & Tile Repairs. Tiles 925-3107 24 Hr. Am. Svc. •« 388-5280 * Army provides room and Q: Is there an all-pur- 1150. Cal Jo McChristian3t2-S«t< O CAI SO OOOS FREE WICKER Smn beautiful col- Executive (33). Call Richard Vogel. "CHAIN INK Completely Installed body rushes fluid to an brief sun exposure. This can DOS • tn|. Sheep **AKC, pipers, condilion.$250.Firm. 3M-7DM hoineorwork3tl-ie»«nt25. HO CAI SO OOOS 29-31.9-5. Children's clothes, toys, Air Conditioners Expertly installed cleaned & regrouted. Tubs recaulk G Bellino - Exterior/Interior Paint- Fr«*lft. St. lie. No.AISt From $695. SAGGING SEAT BOTTOMS board, clothing, health care HO IONO laSSIONt AT SAIOKS jewelry, household goods, etc. ors, pieces lor every room. Top quali- $74-5716 •VINYL-WOOD area which is under siege, be due to past exposure to pose moisturizer that works shod, tood */cHdren. 4 mot. Him- IDEE. 9 weeks old. Cute, ADventnres thru walls. 22 years Exper, and odd RESIOENUAl-HDUSrRLAL ed Cill Rich,381-3716 ing. Cal2t3-3065orZ72-3076 634-0354 494-2998 in most homes. REBUILT IN YOUR HOME. and other living expenses. TTPEWRITU • New. port. rt»c 04-1417 lyillowprices. iii-VnmjVm*. NEEDED: RIDE DAILY FROM COL RIR CONDITIMIING COMMERCIAL Lips are susceptible because photo-sensitive chemicals, for lips too? KOOornutofttr. ttS3«« caddly.wnitaHtan. M14155 PORT READING 232 Willow St M 4 P Carpentry Custom Cabinets, SUSANS WALLPAPERING/STEVES Foil 1 Yo7M,lft.4, Pre mier, enc. cond. Tripod waker I Dover Rd.. Edison. $7 per table. decks, bathrooms, roofs, gutters and educational funds, what come dry and burned eucn haps swelling Protecting blended to provide water mattress, adder i rail, twin size. 31 10-? Yard Sale. Misc.h.n. items. A/C/ Refrig.. Repairs 4 Installation Cosmo Const. All Types Concrete ing Inl/Ext Guaranteed FreeEst Rool repairs, siding, leaden gut Fr.. Etl. Lie. «8« MEOU • 6 It Kenmore Chesi RAHEt • Eke N«eds thermostat. Sm 3tl-3M» Ml 9471. HOROSCOPfl sriing.kitchencabinets. 634-4351 FLOOR CARE ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS else can you get from an to the skin. However, $150 27MSr RAHWAY 453 Harrison St (4 blks. Window Units 4 Central Air Home Improv. Call 24 Hours. Free Calllrv. 225-5170or548j6183 ten. No |0b too big or too small Ask though I tan readily? your lips be fore you go out $100. Modem Maid ml own t $50. Csmpactoi under counter. H m SRima SHREOOER Model Dealers Wanted Every Sun. Arbor T S L Const. Carpentry. Alum FREE ESTIMATE Army enlistment? Just a search shows that an effec- 6 pioco Traditional bedroom suite, from Franklin School) Thurs. & Fri. Reasonable Ratts. 654-3926 •Hardwood floors installed, sanded. Est • . 388-9794 lor Stan the Man 2875100. tl 388-9883 A: Lips simply don't tan, into the sun can help pre- cauiitertoPitowCSO. W-2M3 $25 Bolhtwcado. U44577 Siding. Replacement Windows S few other benefits—like ex- 62-0, $295. 3E142I2 bo> spring • mattress included " Fire Dcpt Fairgrounds. Piscataway. July 29-30. 9-3. Brand new silver- READINGS finished. Free Est A. Mefclw FULLY INSURED but they do burn. This is vent this. tive moisturizer for lips pri- DropCeiling FreeEst. 634-5208 N7NRAL CONTRACTOR Carpenter WE STOP LEAKS New roofing 4 perience, perspective, confi- N.J. feHtonuUoaKlt3stpna Ca»4»3J»taWormitioJi. PARTIES t GATHERItfOS TILE. CARPENTRY", WALIAPAER. PAINTING AIR CONDITIONING PAVING condition ' cars 1 trucks. Cal Otsat Motors. sell. Fireplace. $200. Console items. Rain date Aug. 7 4 8. CLEAN SLATfl 57M2W. « HANDYMAN Army College Fund can be face by the sun and acts as A; Officially known as moisturize your lips. radtals,am/fm8trk.,S2300. i-tension table. $200. Lamps GARDENING AND WOODWORK, REFINISH FREE EST Interior and Exterior & HEATING 71171* Can »200 Truck* »150. AnilaNe ai G«antK Flea Market Craft Sale. RAHWAY 110 E. Emerson Ave. July SMCIAL Appliance Repairs 4 Parts. Exper.. CARPETIN6 541-7893 COMPLETE HOME REPAIRS found in a series of ad- timst*i REFRIGERATORS vertisements appearing in Phoenii Brokeragt. famous lor low 31. Au|. 1.10-4. House sale » misc. Corteous, ReliableServceany time, LEO'S CARPET CLEANING TRUCK 6544198 '76 Buck LeSabre. custom 2 dr., Wanted. Sept. 25/82. I. O.t phone. Mon.-fri. 9-5. 24 hn. S«atoaniAie..WinfieldPk, Every Wed.iThursltalianAmerican 3. Hani Tour ipotm loom. gas & elec. ranges 541-726* or Free Estirrute 3I1-2B76 basements cleaned oul. painting • UEOINC-SOOOINC Sale. 1 or 101 items bought Fair 4 Coth In on Mutkol lrttlrum«ntf OLSEN CARPET CLEANING- Steam CENTRAL A/C • IOTO TILLING m14«TaFte04<2l*4l '76 Pinto. 4 spd.. eutllent cond. Surplus Jeeps, Cars t Trucks Club. Inman 4 New Brunswick 636-2414 Day 4 Nile calls. 20 yrs. CARPENTER Cocktail table, blk. marble. $250. PricsPajd, t34-7742 Ma longw Uud. 574-8693 Cleaning. I.R..D.R.4HAU. $29.95. RON'S LANDSCAPING Lawn • mi n/wovAL-moNiNC MIBpm fot$9J0talusit. 5744411 Aaiak). Mam aaR lor under $200. Avev, Rahway. 7-4 p.m. In/Out- eiper. INSTALLATION & REPAIR ON All •CKIATIVI LANOICAHNO high back Chan. $200. 2 tabl 1WI *• OM Ptano or Hodlo 3114518 maintenance, sod. shrubbery, WOODWORKER SERVICES SYSIEMS. EXPJRT DEPENDABLE doors. Air conditioned Reservations o. ton! Your Vocont Coroao. M*V*P ALL nra or- tinea MSTAUEO '74 Dotfgt Colt std. shift gd, run. Cat 3U-742-U4) at 1322 for in- clejrt-upi Free Est Discount on all REMODELING • «FA»S PROMPT SERVICE '79 Torott Cfkca. 5 spd.. p/b. p/j. lamps. $80. End table, $75 7. Th*r*'l etwoifr t a lvy*rloBvy«rlor MR. FIX IT APPLIANCE REPAIR SPACKLING WALL-CEILING rAJ.im/fmStrccUliOOnuBw! nim cond, body oaads work. $500 tomutoa on How to purchase. can3S2-7ttt THURS. MKT. OPEN- PRIVATE INSTRUCTION shrubbery. 2»«O4 CUSTOM KrtCHENS Medittn.AHexc.cond. Clark, 17 Fr«cotlTun»^« SpoSponingg oood*d*. Washers. Dn/en, Dsrrwshn, Refrij, VINYL 1 ALUMINUM SlOWG REPAIR. Sheetiock, taping 4 orbtstoHtt. 7IMWIl>ae ING AUG. 5. Sil Y Sl CAMPCT UIAJMM In 1790 only five percent of the American population lived in cities. Ht4.«Ut«7S W«rfMd A... Ml. Jt.hr 30. Sol. e. Soil YOIH SwplM bd Learn popular piano, rtaimony 4 Stoves. NO SVC. CHARGE. For all PAT'S LAWN MAINTENANCE PAINTING finishing 985-3816 Jvl> 31. Suo. Auj.l %>.m..7p.m. Slock. "GET THE IOWEST PttCI CMS. F. MAMT 5744)220 7SC«tlaou< Mrvlcn wl* an IN WRITING...AND WE MotUr Crafttmon INTERIOR-EXTERIOR Low-Budget 35mm photograph) b cond. Heads some wort 10 t.nv-5 undw $100 ovollobt* thru FOR SALE OR REWT Wot». Clolt>». lm«M. Curtokn. Atom TobfcUd Worn Ad Guitar-piano, otpn. all htrboanj Cits. 311 lM3«3tt-1257 SHedfttTrimmed. Free Estimates. Onu... Tooh. »m*l. UWJ. WILL GO LOWE* forall occasions 75M142 pjri »744474 gctv'taalMin your or»a. Notica to prospactw refiten: Any BLUEPRINT evaivowa MHO WAIO* atsuin w/stiinged woodwind t boo at MylnT 541-7115 toolo. Toy«.Sho««.tw*tM« •( ALL WOO* GUARANTEED 324-1039 PAKftHANCMS SEWER 4 DRAIN CLEANING. 77Chrritol.«eafon.4dr..dk.bhie, 1, rents adwtsed heitin lor q»akl«U N«co«ity m«y ba Uw mother ollh. tour home. 3M-311I AUTOREPAIH FOAM METHOO NtVHG TIME I Cujtbm Hand Clearing Senrice. '•••Mcticulom I'rafumitnriip Ceramic Tile Performed Wiih Ppde"" INSURED- REASONABLE BetloHer. MM1I3 Vrt'V mat rental may be subject to any of Invention, but ft Mi no*] in Tutoring by public school teacher. CAR TROUBLE? Cal 134-1441. 24 MB 10% S«. CITOTN DISCOUNT TretJ. Shrubs. Hedges Removed. New I R«pair Work Phone in your 32 J00 mi. p/i. a/c. a«Vh^iljno liMllkW. FOI AFrOMTMINT. 6344987 To defrost ground beef '6S Caen Wagon, many oaw parts. rebate or credit required by Sta life la the filtirr of OCAUIB COME EARLY. All subjects. Grades 3-8 Hi. Road Service Elec, tuntups.etc CM 3S2422S 4 p.m.-10 p.m. or GUARANTEED cat 574-12M VW0 WN THB'ttOIHER-IHU'rV SWIMMING POOLS Classified ad quickly, sprinkle with the coad.Wwrtoes. WJW Goodcond.f400. CS-7O4 ew KW law(N.i.S.54:4.6.3etstq.) 2t3-134»afl5»J» Van service 388-2215 974-172110 i.m.4 P.m. FREE ESTIMATES Call Ed Magda salt you planned' to use for FOR SALE'AP? E>pertlnsaHation,Repau.4Sic of today! Waihington D.C. is the first city in the world specifically planned as a nation's capitol. STEVE'S LAWN SERVICE in-ground 4 aboie ground swim 750-1722 seasoning. It speeds the lawnsCut Fertilising. Shrubs Trim- 636^882 752-8862 mmgpools BobDotT,27M979 574-1200 thawing processing. med.freeEst 3«2-W91 Intured 1 Fro Eit. .L PAGE 14 THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1982 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, JULY 29,1982 PAGE 15 and Dudley Loveland; Fran Petronella and Roger Murphy and Rick Petroz- Venice and Mike Gonnella Healey, the Union County Petrozziello, Cozzo ziello scored a win over Ray and George Schwenzer won Don't let engine County consumers extension home economist, SERVICE DIRECTORY Mullady and Laurie Saler- over Alex Petronella and Seminar to reveal shared their secrets in the no; Dr. Fritz Bradley and Joe Marolla. "Fashionable Ideas: War- r Woodbridge in lead at Colonia Larry Pisani took Warren In the third flight Sam overheat summer get household tips drobe Planning and Recycl- ROOFING SAL MORTILLARO Devine and Dolph DeMat- ing" workshop. They em- Siding, Roofing &> Builders Deluca and George D'Aloia The Challenge of Space Heaters," to "unders By Ray Hoagland and Edward Katz won over teo and Sam Maxwell and won over Phil Fleishaker "Summertime in Newremove the hot air frotn phasized the newest CUSTOM SIDINC; George Martino defeated Change, '82," a two-day tand the hazards of space fashions include "a surpris % ROOFING | In second-round action of Erwin Josephs and Lou and Arnie Brown; Tony how to teach deaf Jersey puts an extra burden around the engine block, ©REPLACEMENT oDORMERS AFFORDABLE QUALITY WITH QUICK SBVICE educational and social event heatcs, <»nd inspect tir-m in ing mix of dramatic pat T T the Two-Men Champion- Diamond. Joe Cleary and Victor Rala and Pat Murphy on a car's cooling system," and helps cool the radiator trt ( ALUMINUM SUNN* Kurylak sponsored by Rutgers order "»per3tp t^pni Vegia. Jerry Talbert and ''ieorge College, on Wednesday, classics" when planning a INSURED round the team of Lou Cross look Tony DeStefano physicians, nurses, pounded by needless bar expected to be in the high leak or a broken hose, and series of consumer heater." 225-0331 rl •Windows 382-1362 Petrozziello and Joe Cozzo In the first flight Joe Fernicola; Frank Com and Cam 1-aw.za. Aug. 11, from 8:30 a.m. to wardrobe. therapists, health techni- riers resulting from lack of 90's, the association has are in serious trouble. workshops, held on July 14 Maria Roh'p of The Herh FREE defeated Jack Corcoran and Ryan and Slim Patricia won marata and Gecee Fitz 5 p.m. The annual program was foltMl ••lit "Patience is bittef. but its cians and health-institution accurate information about prepared some recommen- "If steam is rising, pull off and I * on the P-"ig)"^ Col Garden in Bargaintown ESTIMATES HKI>SZEA Fran Murphy; John Pinto over Dr. Tom Verrastro patrick defeated George llr sponsored by the Home ADDITIONS* fruit is sweet." The special program will administrators, will learn disabilities and disabled peo- dations for preventive the road to a place of safety lege camr '" N»Wconducted a "Spicy Tips PLUMBING & HEATING &P IMNEY Economics Dept. of Cook •0RMERS WEEPS methods of identifying hear- ple, according to Mrsmaintenanc. e that can help and lift the hood," cautions "•unswiok Growing Herns" workshop SEAMLESS College in co-operation with • GAS & Oil HEATING INSTALLATIONS CMMMTS ing loss, care of hearing- Forestal. reduce the chance of your Mr. Derham. "Never try u She discussed the herbs us (h Writing) ALUMINUM impaired patients in the of- With the Rehabilitation car's engine overheating remove the radiator cap of a Fhe workshops cvered the New Jersey Extension • WATER HEATERS GUTTERS ed fnr flavoring, fragrance, HH MJMCtlON fice or hospital and systems this season." 1 Home Economics Council. OFFICE & •SPECIAL* Act of 1973 and the Educa- boiling radiator. The sud home heating safety when for preserving a"' '••• • COMPLETE BATHROOMS DAVID GINFRIDA • Flr»ploc»i of effective health-care tion of All Handicapped - Reverse flush the den release of boiling liquid using space heaters herb For further information COMPLETE SHOWROOM SUMMER SALE PRICES "•edicinal purposes • SMAU REPAIRS HOME IMPROVEMENTS CO. •CLEAN OUTS • Wood Stovas delivery. Interpreters will be radiator and engine-block could cause severe burns gardening, financ-il plann on the Union <"ounIy £x Children Act, the federal Paula Shinners. the riirec 24 ELM AVE. •REPAIRS • Oil ( Cat provided for hearing government has recognized cooling system to clean out Also, never add cold wate< ing and wardrobe plnt<"iMH tension Home Economics • Cap* A Scrccni tor of financial service with ll RAHWAY •LEAF GUARDS impaired participants the urgency of remedying any sediment that may have to a hot engine. Wait unii <">d recycling Program, please telep on; DOM TIMPONE 382-1988 4997555 SSSS Installed Financial Bluepnnts. Inc. 'n JOIN OUR FAMILY OF SATISFIED (cor. Main St.) INSTALLED ' The event will be spon this situation, she said. collected as a result of cor the engine cools down Y H<*aley, I'" • Free Estimates Florham Pqrk. spo e on : CUSTOM!IB IN YOU* NEIGHBORHOOD rosion and scaling. pletely before filling •' Union ''ounlv Ext'" ' • Fully Insured DIAL-A- sored jointly by Union Col housing and energr 'Cents' Ible Plans: I R As 574-0687 283-2124 lege's Division of Continu Locally, Union College, • Check all connecting radiator with water " racialist ?' Cook College the only college in New and Pensions." She stressed ing Education, Brookdale hoses for cracks. Hp'lenged p'MiciprnK i' Indivi'lua1 Rel:rerr"*nl Ac Kitchens Bathrooms Jersey to offer an •' vorkcVu'f Mot Icsu' Accurate Rug Gleaning, Inc. ROOFING Community College's Com -Check the car's ther co'""'" Rre not the ""*wer Complete Remodeling munity Services Dept. the interpreters-for-the deaf mostat. Rutgers lauds 120 Gertrude St., Clark ASPHALT & FIBERGLASS SHINGLES to eve' y thing for URBAN* • HOT ASPHALT BUILT-UP ROOFING National Academy of curriculum, has a program - Tighten worn or loose TOPS tFAIlO DECKS leading to either a two-year Miss Dolansky whe»e$o Rcdde" everyone. ?"d <-"rouraged 382-0256 • SLATE REPAIRS • TEAROFFS Gallaudet College, and the belts for the fan, power participan' "> -ducate HEATING & New 'prspy A«n for the associate degree or to a one- Rugs Steam cleaned \% YMH\ PK< «l«en steering and alternator A city scholar, Patricia I themselves "n the ^" -ions AIR COND. by truck SIDING irt nf tat Deaf. year certificate. In the fall Replace if worn. on dean c list Dolansky of 120LentzCt. inves'ment opii'ins. and i II lyfii r>l Hoo'ing & Air mounted unit. SEAMLESS ALUMINUM-VINYL-WOOHOME D REPLACEMENT 'reai«m*ndati(xts SERVICE of 1980, satellite programs 1 <* System lr-«'oll^ RAHWAY BOOK The faculty will include Check the car's air sWec' 'he 'in? (f ' h?<".( ruits Upholstery & IMPROVEMENTS WINDOWS received her masters degrw A rcidrn! of P.al'vny. 8 ^«- '*H IF YOU CUSTOM were begun at Camden 1 in l TICKET conditioning system. T Si Eileen Forestal of New Pro in library science recerr'v Theresa A Redden of )]{)* your r" " *;-•••-••- i -»i • CtN *Al t ' • MOT AIB Drapery Cleaning & GIFT SHOP SLIPCOVERS, vidence, coordinator of the County College, Salem - Check the following CAS H*> » • HEA T PUM" Call For Demonstration REPAIRS Oliver Si., "-'as ''artie'I to the e>als CT|AM • Oil *<">'<(' LIVE LONG Community Collge and from Rutgers University. • HOT WATER FREE SERVICE r l d 53 E. CHERRY STREET DRAPERIES Interpreters for the Deaf fluid levels: Radiator dean list for the spring, 388-3797 ESTIMATES Program at Union College; Brookdate Community Col- Florence Minifie TOfiANO HEATING K£ 541-6006 5497645 381-1770 and coolant, engine oil, power- IoS? semester " N'-ntclan WILLIAM SMELTZER ENOUGH Dr. Frank Carden, director lege. consurr";r textiles "01 COHDITIONINC •Hardcovers Touch of God CONCERTS, steering fluid, brake fluid, Slate (.'<••"<•?<• in "n- sooner or later you'll get RE-UPHOLSTERY of mental health services for transmission fluid and rear- clothing specialist at AVP TERMITE & PEST CONTROL COMPANY •Paperbacks (WOOD 'N' THIH€$) osteoarth ritis. the wear- ' lontrlair BROADWAY, the hearing impaired for the Certificates will be end lubrication. ' nllege. and Carolyn TAGLIA •Bibles Your Christian Book and-tear disease of joints. Guaranteed Workman- awarded for participation in state of New Jersey; George If your car should CONSTRUCTION •Children's Books And Gift Store The facts on how serious it is ship, 33 years experience, the seminar. The registra- The U.S. Silver depository FREE TERMITE ESTIMATES CLEAN-OUTS SPORTS and what can be done about formerly of STEIN- Karras, consultant for the overheat, the association is at West Point, New York Additions •Oomirs •Costume Jewelry 1513 Mala St. BACH'S. Discounts for tion fee of $40 will cover all ALFRED A&A Roaches Ants Fleas Mice it are outlined in a free book- New Jersey Assn. of the recommends: Senior Citizens. FREE materials and refreshments •Precious Moments •alnray, tU. 07M5 CALL FOR let. "So You Have Osteoar- Deaf and Connie H. TREE SERVICE ANY APARTMENT OR ONE FAMILY HOUSE •fitc toon •toMtats \ Shop atHoene Serrlce. at the seminars. Registra- - If your're stopped in PUBUC NOTICE Figurines / 4 Foil line of Christian CURRENT thritis" Knight, co-ordinator for traffic, turn on the heater MMEii tion is requested. BRESSAW ^ NOW •fttplictBMl Windom BECAUSE WE'VE EARNED A NAME •Gifts For / Call professional training pro- fan, put the transmission in ELECTRICAL From Carpentry Books & Gifts For further information The Board of Education of the Cl •Ptlioi -Oeckj All Occasions LIST OF FOR MORE grams at the National neutral and run the engine •<•- Wallpape' 574-9060 ty of Rahway, County of Union. •"ONTRACTO" INFORMATION A WALTER CANTER Academy of Gallaudet Col- on the seminar, please at a fast idle. This helps CALL Raotanobl* MCM THAT YOU CAN TRUST!! CONTACT State of New Jersey Invites sealoH "Find us in (he Ceramic Tile Do You Have A Problem? are open 6 Dars A WHKI SHOWS! ARTHRITIS lege. telephone the Division of Fr*« lit. Fully Ini. Ckui fOUNOATrON bids for Yellow Pages" Slate & Quarry Installation 118 Roulc 73 Continuing Education at Offico o* WE HAVE THE ANSWER 499-9505 FLAWS Berlin. New Jersey 08009 The all-day program, en- FREE EST • Full! Inured New Low, Low Rates (Save Up To 30%) Union College at 276-2600, PUBUC NOTICE S25 Amboy AVP 862-0903 §*. 272-1800 757-6655 Sale of the following two (2) tit Jed "Health Care Woodbridgo Lowest Bank Terms Available Now! extension 206or 238. vehicles which have been decW-' »»•*,»"• * • •••»••• Delivery for Deaf Patients," surplus . 636-9132 MASON GENERAL METBO * BEST * Schedule Work At DISCOUNT Prices Now! SHERIFFS SALE G&9 Slipcovers, Draperies | &<* APPLIANCE SHORTY'S will include the following CONTRACTOR CONSTBUCTION Pay Nothing Until The Fall Of 1982 1 CARPENTER topics: Deafness-the Lehigh cites 1970 Ford Van Ser. No.E CUSTOM BUILT POOLS a MASONS Bedspreads & Shades Disability versus the Han- SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW 31AHG74192 CAHTEHET^ paving & masonry Free Home Improvement Consulting , WOODWORKER AUTO BODY JERSEY , FIREPLACES INSTALLATIONS GENERAL CONTRACTORS CtaM* T Od 1971 Ford Wagon Ser. No. E SUPERIOR BURNER $i»pi •Patloi •Coroowt Expert Initollatloti Driveways, Parting lots ||REMODELING & REPAIRS dicap, Non-Verbal Com- Andrew Kiegel CHANCERY DIVISION Steps-Patios- Season Sale On All Work Now! Complete Auto Body & 37AHMO4424 FIREPLACES N»w Hamvi •Addiilon Service > Mo|or Repair CUSTOM KITCHENS munication, the Deaf Pa- UNION COUNTY WOOD STOVES MOo«i Of All Vinyl Lined Resurfacing & Patching Sidewalks-Concrete Most Jobs Completed In 1 Week , & BATHS Fenrkf Refnishing tient in the Health Care Set- A Clark resident, An- DOCKET NO. F4439-80 Sealed bids will be received in the COAL-OIL S GAS CHIMNEY-FIREWALL SWImmlng Pooti ALL TYKS OF & Asphalt Driveways Open Sat. & Sun. For Your Convenience DALU-GIACOBBE INVEST- Business Office, Rahway Junior CHIMNEYS HEARTH - WOOD "In ground lintrt mrtthltr THERMAL WINDOWS ting, Deafness, the drew T. Kiegel of 1150 CONCRETE WORK Railroad Ties & Re- • Fhm Ubrle. •Toajter5*VKuums & DOORS , Pain! Specialist Psychological Impact, Com- Forest Dr., was named to MENT CORP., A Corporation of High School, Kline Place, Rahway, WIRE BRUSH & COAL STOVE •Above ground pools taining Walls - Member National Remodelers Assn. • Lmnatpitca the State of New Jersey, Plaintiff N. J. until 10:00 A.M. on Tuesday, CLEANING INSTALLATIONS Brick Steps. Walls & •IronsHanppFans CUSTOM POWER VACUUM Additions & Dormers Most Highly Recommended In Central N.J. biNttor munity Resources for the the dean's list for academic vs. RICHARD GEE, et als., August 10, 1982 prevailing time. Ovtf 32 Yr%. Eip«r. Bob SrHf la Repairs •Coffee Makers, . WOODWORKING Deaf Patient, practicum of achievement during the spr- ioias aura i savica Scoionod FIREWOOD ROMII* P«ffc free eit. tally iu. FREE ESTIMATE Defendant. Bids will be publicly opened and CALIT. B«r*r>cii 283-1370 636-40681 Free Insulation and Energy Surveys REASONABLE RATES Case Studies, and classes in CIVIL ACTION read aloud at the Business Office OVa 25 IK. at. * HUIM6 •Authorizad- ing semester of this year at CHIMNEY CLEANING Insulated Vinyl.Siding Sale On Now! - — - SIDING WRIT OF EXECUTION beginning 1001A.M. Note thai 985-1882 "352-34» 2IMM0 nriACiMtm WINDOWS 3M-331I CHAS F. CRAHT medical signs and Lehigh University . in Ml-7424 • 862-6429 * Bethlehem, Pa. FOR SALE of MORTGAGED this legal notice supercedes any Lowest Rates On Dormers & (DOOM I MR.. COFFfCOmf • HOOVEHOOVERR I MASTEHCRAFTSMAN 38^5790 PREMISES prior legal notice. 24 Lcffartl Si. MIDDLESEX WET Cart*r«t Add-A-Levels Now! Railway > 739 JaqiKi Ave., Rahwar MASONS 443 LAKE AVE.J By virtue of the above-stated writ of BASEMENT '324-1033 Oak Ridge Bids are to stamped on the out REPLACEMENT ALL TYPES Warehouse Our Own Materials PUBLJC NOTICE execution to me directed I shall ex- side of envelope: MASONRY WORK Fashion Fabrics f COLONIA pose for sale by public vendue, in Bid for 1970 Ford Van WINDOWS •EXPERT BATHROOM Best Price on Replacement Windows in the State! ROOM 207, In the Court House, in •Stopi •Flreplocet 6x6 MTBUMMCMAfMS tells tallies Bid for 1971 Ford Wagon Aluminum or Vinyl ? SCHOOL •Walki 'Patio REMODELING the City of Elizabeth, N.J., on Will Curtalnt-lintns-Yard Good* CORPORATION NOTICE Storm Windows Tai Chi •Driveways *Porchet If That's Not Enough-Stop In Or Give Us A Call-We've Got Plenty Morel 382-8713 WEDNESDAY, the 25th day of Night HE 49; t REPAIR WORK 1421MAINST., RAHWAY PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given Separate bids must be made for & Doors 'Brick front* •Chimney* August A.D., 1982 at two o'clock In Classes Kuog fu- B-DRY SYSTEM •COMPLETE KITCHEN FREE ESTIMATES in tourney that the following Ordinance was each vehicle. The vehicles will be FUEL F.ST. REMODELING Roiali SdwfieW the afternoon of said day. JALOUSIE S O Chin-na & 9 Aluminum Siding • Add-A-Levels • Windows Fireplaces duly adopted and approved on Anal available for Inspection on Tuesday, Women's 541-5091 ITAUAN GEORGE TKOSKY • IFbriii.'Jnc.—•- AWNING WINDOWS Weapons 89' Vinyl Siding • Insulation • Energy Savers Gutters The Oak Ridge Golf readkig at a special meeting of the The property to be sold Is located August 3, 1982 between the hours Exercise & 9 ROW TIB 533 Kiocimillr An.. Ptrk into, iKuuxn ^% In the City of Rahway, In the Coun- Steel Siding • Shell Dormers • Roofing Additions CHIRM J. Course Women Odd - Even Municipal Council, City of Rahway, of 9.-00 A.M. and 12:00 noon at the L& M |> Private & 636-1233 LAWNMOWER New Jersey, Monday evening, July ty of Union, and State of New Rahway Junior High School, Kline 9 Sell Defense FREE ESTIMATE 634-2186 324-1205 Window Shades Holes Half-Handicap Tour- WINDOW PRODUCTS Classes licensed • Fullr bis. 388-6110 26,1982. Jersey. Premises are commonly Place, Rahway New Jersey. Aerobics WHOLESALE BATHROOM BOUTIQUE nament Results follow: known as 1449 Main Street, Free 862-5939 324-1205 PLANTS FOR SALE Verticals Bid proposal forms may be 9 7-S1AR PRAYIMC MAMTIS KUNG FU 9 CALL NOW BWOKE? MONDAY, CLASS "A" ORDINANCE A-17-82 Rahway, New Jersey. Lot No. 40 In secured at the office of the Lsiimate IV bfllbii Unwi plmh. Block No. 96,on the Tax Mop. MonWomen 8 Children 9 AN ORDINANCE TO FURTHER Secretary of the Board, Rahway 574-3352 9 tfproitoHel, f Mgi Woven Woods Gross, Gerd Ackerman, Dimensions of Lot 201 x 10O1. The FORDS HEATING a COOLING AMEND AN ORDINANCE "EN- Junior High School, Kline Place, Rahway (anytime) 53 Main St. 636-4895 Woodbridge 9 634-3900 32. nearest cross strait Is Lewis Street. 9 1 iitr old. TITLED AN ORDINANCE Rahway, New Jersey. CENTRAL AIR COKDITIONING 1" Blinds ?J H OFFICE 8 SHOWROOM $.M Mdi Net, Audrey Said, 32. DELINEATING AND There Is due approximately Bids must be accompanied wtth a Fidorf Authorized Strvke $52,686.05 with interest from |«ff isnunst Sl-rvi. 40 WOODBRIDGE AVE. $5.M *n. Call CLASS"B" REGULATING USE AND certified check In the amount of ten R&R Services \HIUf IHSUSlOl 1411 Ros«Jk St., Ihden February 18,1982 and costs. There 738-4549 H tn.H for M Gross, Tillie Stone, 30. BUILDING IN FLOODWAYS percent (10%) of the bid. Air Conditioning \l4 Hg SlMClt Jane! Decorators U AND FLOOD HAZARD AREAS is a full legal description on file In The Board of Education reserves FREE ESTIMATE |».M fcr IN CLASS C" Heating vobtrl frjnif Prn Th»r« will b* no d*liv«ry on Union County Sheriffs Office. the right to reject any and all bids, HEAT SALES'SERVICE'INSTALLATION builders 1316 No. Brood St. WTHIN THE CITY OF th»i» plants, you /nay call u». WE CAN FIX IT...FASTI Gross, Jean Jones, 33. The Sheriff reserves the right to ad- Refrigeration Wdg« lie. '17 RAHWAY IN THE COUNTY OF waive any informalities and award BOILERS & HEATING CAS CONVERSIONS Slolr lie. 56810 and w» will hav» th«m rody for Hillside, N.J. Net, Lil Brettbarth, 33. journ this sale. contract which In their judgement Carrier Gas Furnace Siding & Home Improvements Specialists you. NEW SHAWM MOWRS M STMC UNION AND STATE OF NEW SYSTEMS INSTALLED HOT AIR FURNACES 925-1418 351-4966 In Knickers on July 24 JERSEY* ADOPTED July 10th, may be in the best interest of the 100.000 BTU Iron Rtptln On AM m*m RICHARD W. KOCHANSKI. AT REAL SAVINGS! READ ATOM 1972. and as AMENDED ON Board of Education. $700. bisUlled HOT WATER & STEAM BOILERS HK ESTIMATE 541-7966 in & out of warranty 9234932 Norman Smith, Jack Gibbs ATTY. YORK ALUMINUM PRODUCTS CO IF YOU HAVE AN FOR REAL VALUE. . . CLASSIFIEDS 2%" peh. Extra growl com. CLARK POWER EQUIPMENT September 13th, 1976, July 10th. By order of the Board of Educa- AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEMS HUMIDIFIERS & AIR CLEANERS and Walter Emery won CX-269-02 (DJ & RNR) tion, City of Rahway In the County $15.00 S.rvlc. Coll SHEET METAL FABRICATION REGULARLY! MOO Off ANY SALE 1978. and March 12th. 1979. Window Air CemMHe»er» Serviced alfemt Op«n Dolty 9to 6 . Sot. 9 to 2 $.M MMh $lt.N to M HOURS: with an 89. with thli ad. HUMIDIFYING Slot* Umwd * Fully Iniurvd OK SatVKf WITH THIS AD of Union, New Jersey. V $1M 4*i. $17.M for IN 10-5 In kickers on July 25 RALPH FROEHUCH 5417973 ELECTRONIC AIR CLEANERS SHEET METAL FABRICATION if: Frands R. Seikowsky Andy Giacobbe, Harry City Clerk Sheriff Anthony Rocco, Jr. 225-3064 t CITY OF RAHWAY Board Secretary AMTONIELLO S ^ Zane, Henry Scolnick and lt...7/29,8/53/12,8A9/82 PAINTING TOPS INTERIOR A FIREWOOD SEAMLESS Roofing Ben Mirto won. HEATHK t AIR C0NMTMNM6fct}$L TEXTURE EXTERIOR A...7/29/82 Fee:$16.80 Fee:$104.16 lt.,.7/29/82 Fee:$30.80 R&R AIR CONDfllONMG A&A TREE SERVICE "Let a Hoofer WESTHILL RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL 201/A CEILINGS KHBBiTION GUTTERS BIGGEST INDUSTRIAL 750-27175 RELIABLE HUIWG CONTRACTORS PAINTING • I PIECE INSTALLATION Do It Bight" WALL COVERINGS PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE BLOWN ON •Central A/C •HEAVY .032 GAUGE 1 Sales •Semce»lnjWliiion ill Hakei 4 Models II •Window Unlfs "No Job Too Big or • 5 BEAUTIFUL COLORS CUSTOM SA1E 535 AMBOY AV^t W/CLITTEt •Refrigerators • HIDDEN HANGER'S OR Fred Britfon 271 Central Avi INTERIOR Too Small' SEALED BIDS will be recthwd from bidders classified under N. J.S A PUBUC SALE WOODBRIDGE Also Sheet Rock, •Ice Machines SPIKEStFERRULES •Gas Heat - FREE ESTIMATES - Bus. No. EVER! VEL 27:,7-35.1 et seq., bi the Hearing Room, Room 140-Mah Building, FRIDAY, JULY 30. 1982 EXTERIOR Blocks & Plaster r •Oil Hoot Traniportatlon Building, 1035 Parkway Avenue, Trenton, New Jeney J MANUFACTUtfR.INSrAUEl 636-1765 SPECIALIZING IN 541-6715 439-3836 -Hot Water Heateis TERICHAMEIER 50 Per Iruckload ALL WOKK rUUY GUAIANTECD until 10:00 a.m. August 19, 1982 and opened and read for In accordance with R.S. 40:60-26, and Resolution No. AR-129-82 TREE SERVICE Coll anyilme In June: Initoll • 94% EHlcUnt Hyrfropyli* BolUr RESIDENTIAL Call After 6 p.m. SERVICE S REPAIR (PlusTox) runr iNSUHD-rtfi EJTIMATIS Seamless Gutters AIR-LAND-SEA-RAIL passed by the Municipal Council of the City of Rahway, N.J., at a •.-I •LOT CLEARING PAINTING CO •••••••••••••••••I (The Most Efficient Boiler Mode) FREE ESTIMATES FREE EST. ON ALL SYSTEMS UNSPLIT-UNCUT & Repairs Bridge Painting Contract No. 82-3. Cleaning and Palntkig of five(5 ) regular meeting held on July 12,1982, the City of Rahway. N.J.. will of- 4 Mi S LAWN CARE BETTER HOMES 10% OFF EVERY- INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP TRAVEL FUUT imuno WORK GUAR FrveEit. Fully Im. bridges on Routes 3 and 24 in the city of Summit; Township of a- for sale at Pubic Auction to be held on Friday, July 30.1982 at 3:00 925-5468 574-0220 636-0278 THING IN STORE DOMESfK t MTEHUTMNAL FKE ESTIMATES GAS CONVERSIONS 636-4976 634-3736 634-3197 IMM U». Millbum; Boroughs of East Rutherford and Rutherford; Town of '.M. prevailing time at City Hall. City Hall Ptaza, Rahway. N.J., the WOODBRIDGE. N.J. SPECIAL SALE tOMWTf*1ZO TKXIT SaVKl Secaucus; Bergen, Essex, Hudson and Union Counties. DP. 528 following described premises: RON COROERO 634-9038 HOT AIR, HOT WATER t STEAM FBOB'S DURING THE 382-3590 7 / . GENERAL CONDITIONS OF SALE: BEN BOLLACI The Department, In accordance with Title VI Civil Rights Act of 1964 1. Sale shall be made to the highest bidder subject to confirmation by ORAZI LUGGAGE DEDICATION 78 Stat. 252,42, U.S.C., 49 CFR., Parts 21 and 23 Issued pursuant to the Municipal Council which reserves the right to accept or reject all ^ POWER ATTIC AND SON such Act, and Section 504 of the RehaUitation Act of 1973 wiO afiord btii. REPAIR OUR WEEK JUNE 22-26 mkwrtty business enterprises full opportunity to submit bids In response Be?* ELECTRICAL Generol Mason Contractor, 191 WtstfteM A*«. CLARK 2.10% or the sales price ahall be paid In cash or certified check by the SIDING h««li fnitotlvd 26th (Oppoilt* Dunkln' Donuts) to this invitation and wffl not discriminate against any bidder on the highest bidder at the rime of sale. VENTILATION HAKES WINDOWS SERVICE PLASTERING W« Repair: grounds of race, color, sex, national origin, or handicap ki the contract •REPAHT WC*K In July: 3. Cost of sale. Including public advertisement, cost of preparation of ROOFING LIC. #3649 'BRICKWORK YEAR award. the dothg documents and balance of purchase price shall be paid by SOCIALIZING IN STONi Heat VJHE DIFFERENCE •INDUSTRIAL • BLOCK WORK Bidders are requkvd to comply wtth the raqukvments of Public Laws purchaser at th» dosing within forty five (45) days of confirmation of DORMERS 10% OFF EVERY- 1975, c }27. •CONCRETE WOflK sale by the Municipal Council. If price Is not paid within said time. ADDITIONS •COMMERCIAL •FIREPLACES THING IN STORE Drawkigs, specifications and bid documents may bt kisptctad or ob- deport may be fcrfeted unless the time of closing Is extended by the •RESIDENTIAL •ADOntONS FREE ESTIMATES PAIN AND MAC'S tained far a fee of $7.50 for ful size drawings, at the Bureau of Contract Mayor, or Director of Law. 540 H.rth A««. E. SPECIAL SALE 80 Lowell St. Cart Administration, 1035 Parkway Avenue, Trenton, New Jersey, 08625. 4. Sab Is subject to zoning and other municipal ordinances, uncon- WtiriUld, N.J. 07090 CHRISTMAS IN STIFFNESS MAINTENANCE during business hours. Names and addresses of prospect** bidders far n«d assessments, restrictions of record and easements, If any, and Call 381-5173 5418259 541-5958 this project may be acquired by telephonhg Am Code 609-964-6812 232-19759-5 p.m. JULY SALE- in one or more joints upon fact! shown by an accurate survey and inspection of the premises. HOME IMPROVEMENT! CO. INC. during business hours. •Aherntioiu «B»ofiBg *Cntttn arising could be one of the 5.h no event thai the City of Rahway, NJ., be liable far search fees, JULY 15-30. Drawings and supplementary specifications may also be Inspected •Siding *SIOM Fronts •MBMIUT early warning signs of ar- turwey costs or broker's commissions. If title Is unmarketable, the City GENERAL INFLATION FIGHTER FURKACE RffUCEMEMTS (but not obtained) by contracting organizations at our various Data fl^iT?'' \T£ maya t ** °Ptton dmr up the Ua« at its expense or •Dean •Wiadowi •Xwniags thritis. Find out more about Field Offices at the faflo^hg locations. ca 0 SIMANDL BUILDERS SAVE ON: 2 !"1'*""T_°V Wundhg the deposit on the purchase price. CONTRACTOR COLOR MAGIC •Garage Boon •Carpentry arthritis and other warning * HOI WATB HEATERS tai 0 _2 ^!?? * *** ** n lo»man the price hereinafter stated Master Craft*m«n T.V. SERVICE & AIR •Pruii Wind«m E Doon signs to look for by sending 1259 Route 46 FOBDS HOME DIETAIDS- * Oft SUtW WARS Intersections Rls. I&9..2land22 and are described as folows: MOM mm&wmm •100% Bank Fiwncag It Qulified Buyers | for your free copy of "Ar- PanUppanyTroy Hlb, NJ Newark, NJ WPHOVEMENTS COND. CENTER VITAMINS- * SHeTNETll WOH (STALLED SIDING taS 2 M.«. MTWMtlCK SID'S thritis — The, Basic Facts." 201-263-5100 , 201-648-3551 MIHKOOMS-HE WOW MINERALS Block Approx. Inclvdci: El«tol. SIDING-ROOFING TREATED DECKS IH.S8H.II 541-7966 *REP«SttVi Lots Location Size Min. Offer 388-1847 325 Unook Avenue 1147 Amboy Avenue 792 58*59 Fir* Safoty Switch. Permanently lubricated Motor. STORM WINDOWS ADD-A-LEVELS IraStt *». AND MUCH MORE fiAiCOWrVSKM ' Whebn Place 7Zx9tJ $5,000. 1 yr. wanwtty. AH Aluminum. No PlMric 8 DOORS ADDITIONS W/FDN kmSOn.li. AMfitSON WMOOMTS •QUASAR -PANASONIC Haddonfic!d.NJ Edbon,NJ Between Randofch & LEADERS GUTTERS •SONV 'SANYO aOCK fflEIMOSTAT 201499-5090 WHOLE HOME FAN $795. 'INSTALLED CUSTOM HOMES ImSO «.tt. F0KM0W 609429-6428 E Htzdwood Aves. Inckidx: Electrical wiring. 2 speed twitch, timer, waterproofing. I ALI trpts OF •RCA 'SYIVANIA P&fi VHJUUMS vr. warranty, JO" celling mounted Ian, '/, H.P. motor. HOME IMPdOVEWfNTS 3S2-3609 ymm NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION fill ISTIMAII SUPERIOR ON-TIME PERFORMANCE Llnd«n A. CHARLES BATTBTA 'EslknaM r*qulr«d to ayillrm prkc* Jo* TU«o 1.0^1 in •ZZZXtV. ALUMINUM PRODUCTS CO. 1567 MAM ST. MHWAY " IIS Rout* 73 BUREAU OF CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION We Install Furnoce Humldlflera CALL FRANK AHtf>*fPM MON (Rl 578 Rootavch Avenue, Cart«r*t, N.J. Berlin. New Jeruy 08009 CITY AUCTIONEER 9 11 SATURDAY 27 241-2309 738-8330 54S-506S |Op«n Owllr * »P i Ul. 9 to > !*•>• lk*ntW Qnd Fully Lwm * 4**4202 3t..7/29,8/5,8/12/82 Fe«$141.12 311-4716 2t..7/22,7/2982 Fee: S88.48 WOOD HEAT ""Lg. 283-002$/

•<*»*• •*•*« PAGE 16 THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1982 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT Fulcomer opposes layoffs of police, firemen Rahway Republica. present level of public safe- mayoral candidate, James J ty. Fulcomer, today announc "I strongly object to the ed there will be "no layoff; habit of the present mayor of firemen or policemen" in of sending out layoff notices his administration, and to firemen and policemen strongly criticized the ad when such layoff notices ministration of Democratic never were necessary. It is Mayor Daniel I Martin fo the height of insensitivity "using layoff notices to and deceptiveness to send policemen and firemen as a out such notices when the scare tactic to get public Council majority never has safety personnel to support indicated any intention of the mayor's wasteful fiscal cutting policemen and policies." firemen It was just a Sixth Ward Councilman devious pressure tactic to Fulcomer said there is plen- scare people into supporting ty of fat in the budget to cut the present mayor's so there is "no need what- budgetary policies. The peo soever to layoff any pie of Rahway can be cer- policeman or fireman." tain I never shall use such He added in his entire irresponsible and devious, public career he has always pressure tactics against our opposed efforts to layoff public safety personnel, firemer and polic- met', and declared Council he I" •" ' nti'iiK- '111- rv^i ulcomer. The candidate no'ed such BLESSING FROM ON HIGH • The pastor of St Mary's icare tactics by the Martin "Since firemen and i R C Church of Rahwav, The Rev Joseph M. Quinlan, WORD FROM THE PRESIDENT - Frank D Crue, the Administration were "o er THE LEADERS - A longtime member of the Cuchullain policemen on a daily basis gives his blessing to the Rphway Genatnc Center durinp president of the Rahway Geriatric Center Corp , greets whelmingly repudiated by ^^Jo herald the dedication of the new ~ put iheir life on the line for recent groundbreaking ceemonier for the soonto >••? the crowd during the groundbreaking ceremonies for the peoDle in this y the» fellov. citizens, it is not T>n<=tr t \r torf cantor *~ifl7nf '• -,ici"o "' •' forilify the '" representation by the One hundred forty fire Award." achievement since less than Rahway. The project's major com Governing Body on the departments will be mar- estate are covered-from the Janice Kotuby, the ponent will be a nursing- 1 % of all real estate people daughter of Mr. and Mrs. The official groundbreak board of corporation and ching plus bands, clowns ing for the center took place home section with 120 beds the pros and cons of the and a host of dignitaries to George M. Kotuby of 1325 for senior citizens who are Jefferson Ave., was named on Saturday, July 10, at the financing of the project for help celebrate the centen- project site at the corner of ill, and require medical and several months before the nial. The fire department to the dean's list for [he spr custodial care. It will also ing semester of 1982 at Grand Ave. and Lawrence Council gave its backing to also hosted a fund drive St. contain a daycare center for the bonding for the project. after the parade to help Muhlenberg College in senior citizens only, capable Allentown, Pa. Speaking at the ceremony Another obstacle, the loss raise funds for the burn of accommodating up to 60 foundation. In order to attain the were Rahway Mayor persons. of a Wall St. firm that was Daniel L. Martin, Walter honor, she had to attain a slated to fund the project, Grand Jury investigation. 3.5 average with no grade Schaffhauser, the director Also located on the site was also overcome. Thom- below a "C." of the Rahway Housing will be the 40 units of "con- son, McKinnon Securities, A short time later, a new underwriter, Dillion Reed Authority and a financial gregate" housing. These will Inc. withdrew at the end of be apartment-type units for of New York, was found,'.: advisor to the Rahway : Joseph Catalono those who are ambulatory, April when reports came and the project got back on Geriatric Center Corp., the but require some assistance out it might be involved in a track. on dean's list non-profit group set up to with housekeeping and dai- construct and administer ly living. A township man, Joseph the S7.5 million project; F. Catalano, the son of Mr. Alan Karcher. the speaker Because it is financially and Mrs. Victor J. Catalano of the New Jersey backed by the city, the of 62 Fairview Rd., was Assembly and Rahway's facility will be the only nur- STOREWIDE named to the dean's list at director of law; Frank D. sing home in New Jersey Muhlenberg College in Crue of Rahway, the presi- with full municipal support. Allentown, Pa., for the spr- dent of the geriatric cor- When the mortgage on the ing, 1982, semester. poration, and The Rev. property is paid, it will SA1E In order to attain the Joseph M. Quinlan, the become the property of the . i • honor, he had to attain a pastor of St. Mary's R. C. city. HAJL TO THE CHAMPIONS - At the ceremony honoring 3.5 average with no grade Church of Rahway. The project when first in July 30 & 31 Alliance Realty's "Champions Unlimited Achievement below a "C." troduced was greeted by Ci In his remarks, the mayor Award," shown, left to right, are: John Koenig, Clark ty Council with mixed emo The NJ. called the groundbreaking a Mayor Bernard G. Yarusavage, Cathy Rhile, William Consumer Hotline "great day for all Rahway tions. Despite its unique Only Lauten, Melvin Listner and Eva Pascale. senior citizens and a great nature and the fact the Number is facility would eventually be hold this honor. day for all Rahway families In keeping with this 648-3295 with older members." owned and operated by The president of the New philosophy the manage- Rahway, there were fears of Jersey Assn. of Realtors, ment of Alliance Realty has William Lauten, while announced the beginning of presenting the diplomas and a residential marketing pro- pins, also congratulated the Where 40% off gram to be coordinated by associates at Alliance Real- Roberta Cherego and Mrs. ty for their dedication to the Koenig in an effort to af- THE RAHWAY NEWS RECORD real estate industry and to ford to the public the most Is Sold the public. effective techniques for BEVERLY'S"" All Jewelry In addition to the marketing their homes, the DUCOFF'S" PIPE SHOP diplomas from "Champions realty officials stated. 1413 Main St. Ltftf (Near ihe corner of £ Milion Ave i f>2 E. Milton Ave Unlimited," several special Kg Rahway, N.J. Rahway, N.J. '<>IT I ulit.n Si I awards were presented. Rahway. N.J. in stock Mayor Bernard G. Israeli unit ^""TRUPPA"S"~ """GEE'S""" GXET ' Yarusavage of Clark 1657 Irving St. 1588 Irving St. to picnic lOpp the RccrcaiMin (cnicn %0 St. George Ave - presented to Roberta '-\| ilic uir at M.ipk- A\c I Cherego and Mrs. Janet on Aug. 1 Rahway, N.J. Rahway, N.J. Rahway, N.J. Young an award for ex- "PAT'S OMERSET cellence in co-ordination The Sidney Hirschhorn 426 St. George Ave. 370 St. George Ave and instruction of the New Jersey Chapter of the lHl*n Jacques Ave JOB WELL DONE - Clark Mayor Bernard G. "Champions Unlimited" Assn. of Parents of Rahway, N.J. _4 Albermjrlc Si i Rahway, N.J. Yarusavage, right, congratulates Roberta Cherego, the concept. American Israelis will hold i___J {nmrnt toScpflrv t Inn) fl and Clocks will be posted. Clark, NJ. 4990069 marketing techniques. Mrs. 'Rahway, N.J. Book Bingo Pascale also presented to The chapter members I Rahway, NJ. «381-4|77i Sally CuUinane an award will supply soda and EGAN'S"""!* " The Rahway Public for excellence in the art of watermelon. The members Library program of summer '963 New Brunswick Ave.I negotiating real estate tran- are asked to bring their own | Rahway • 388-9744 i activities will feature Book sactions. food, chairs and tables. Bingo on Tuesday. Aug. 3, A "surprise" speaker will from 10:30 to 11 a.m. Boys The president of the Where the Cranford Boarcfof Realtors, appear, and participants and girls who can read may will hear reports from play bingo and win paper- Melvin Lissner, presented CLARKPAJRIOTlsSold to Robert Danatzko an members recently returned back books for prizes. O'JOHNNIE'S r Game Day will be held award for outstanding ap- from Israel. PORKY'SDFLI BOB'S LUNCH Children in kindergarten on Monday, Aug. 2, from plication of "creative- For further information 170 Westfield Ave. (Near Anrakim ( lirk Sih.»,l> 1064 Madison Hill Rd. to sixth grade may make a 10 a.m. to noon. Boys and financing" techniques. Mr. please telephone Dr. G. 1074 Raritan Rd. monster mask from a paper Clark, N.J. Clark, N.J. 499-0069 lNe«i u, Ail'l 84 E. Cherry St. girls may play checkers or Lissner also presented an Jaffe at 239-1994. Clark, NJ. plate on Wednesday, Aug. chess or bring their own award to Janet Mazzarella 4, from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. games. Rahway for dedication and ex- Drive carefully tnd L e Materials will be supplied Admission to all pro- cellence of service to pro- avoid the sorrow that wiU • ^,^S . • .' 1473 Rari.an Rd by the library. grams will be free. perty owners. come to you if you cripple Colonia, N.J. ! a child for life. 388-1667