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Discipline Policy Deals with Handicapped Pupils by R hahway Free Public Library 1175 St. teorges Avenue Pahway, K.J. 07065 PUBLIC LIBRARY, RAHWAY, N. J RAHWAY New Jers.ey's Oldest Weekly Newspaper-Established 1822 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.
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