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Vol. 144, No. 57 Rahway, N.J., Thursday, June 8, 1967 10 Cents Rutgers Awards Degrees To Old Library Firehouse To House Police, Closing Set l 40 Rahway-Clark Students For June 26 Rutgers degrees were Civil Defense, Recommended conferred on 31 Rahway and 9 Clark students at the 201st Construction of a single Commencement exer- The Rahway Public Lib-- fire house which would house cises held' In the Rutgers rary at the corner of Sem- Civil Defense Department, Stadium last week where Dr. inary Ave. and Campbell St. Police and the majority of Mason S. Gross delivered the will close its doors to .the the Fire Department and at principal address and con- public on June 26 to make its the same time provide a gratulated the 4,000 degree move to the new facilities In hardened shelter for the recipients for their accom- Central Ave. it was announ- City'^ government in time plishments. ced today by Mrs. Minnie of disaster, i6 recommended Chapln. Chief Librarian. in the long report submitted Signal honors came to Ira iy C. W, Robinson & Co., C. Mlllpr nf 3S1 The new library facilities Inc; which has surveyed the Rahway, and Ronald Schenk will be open to the public on' f i iRh of 191 Gibson Blvd., Clark, July 18. In comnieniln2_QjT_ _Jjfllh_Henry_Rutgers-Scholari The enormit~" y o"f the change way. and members of Phi Beta from the old building to the Declaring that three Fire Kappa. Jerome J, Bruder new one, Mrs. Chapln de- Stations are both undesirable of 982 Apgar Ter., Rahway, clared that the public could and unnecessary in Rahway, was also fisted as a Henry be of great help to the lib- the Robinson recommenda- Rutgers Scholar. " rary staff if they would visit tions call for the retention Clark students and the de- the present library the week of the Maple Ave. Firehouse grees they recelvedare; of June 19 and borrow as and the construction of a new Patrick J, Annunzlata, 215 many books as possible with facility to house the equip- Gibson Blvd., A. B. Steven ment now assigned to the ; RONALD SCHENK IRA C, MILLER the idea of returning them to L. Cort, 3 Rose Ter., B. S.j the new library after it Is Seminary and East Milton Bohdan W, Harasym, 101 opened on July 18. Mrs. Cha- Ave. stations. Meadow Rd,, A. B.; Barbara pln pointed out that there The report also recom- J, Helfrich, 33 Alice La., would be no charge for the mends that application be B. S.j Daniel Herbert Marx Rahway Summer overttme-uee-of-th e-books,— made-to-the-Federal Govern-— VTTXT since these books would re- ment for Civil Defense funds Mrs. Carolyn Grlffis Mln- present volumes which the for the proposed structure, tel, 41 Charles St., M. L.S.; staff would not have to trans- and that consideration should Eric N. Nadler, 979 Lake port in the move. be given to the location of School Opens June 26 the proposed Kire Station Ave., A. B.j Michael J. Ren- HONORARY FIRE CHIEF is the title bestowed on Copto/n Monthon of Thailand (center) by dlne, 19 Skylark PI., B. S. in a housing project assisted ; A Summer School program Enrichment subjects to be The new library will in- Rohway'.s own Fire Chief George G. Link. Mayor John Marsh (right) looks on. Officers repre- by Federal funds. Ronald Schenk, 191 Gibson forsecondary school stu- offered on a no credit basis clude all the facilities under senting 30 notions of the Allied Marine Corps had just completed training at Quantico Marine Blvd., A. B, Five desirable locations dents in Rahway has been Include; personal typing, re- one roof, Including the chil- Corps Base in Virginia,and were touring the New York area as guests of the U.S. Marines. Their for the proposed new Fire- Rahway students and the approved by the Rahway medial reading,, music dren's library which is now visit culminated with a dinner and this special presentation to the highest ranking officer. Fire degrees they received Chief Link said that Captain Monthon was so thrilled with his title, he planned to take the hel- house in decreasing order Board of Education, with theory, stenoscript, and housed in the basement of of preference are recom- ares Monica N. Birch, 811 Herman Kagan, Vice Princi- preparation for college City Hall in Irving Street. met and card back home with him. River Rd., A, B.; Theodore pal of Rahway High School boards. mended as follows: S. Borek, 1276 Revolr Dr., Corner intersection of in charge of operations. East Emerson, New Bruns- A, B,; Sampson James The school will open June Brown, 1203 Woodbrldge Power Failure wick and Main Street; pre- 26 and continue through July sent site of obsolete Fire Rd,, B. S.; Jerome J. Bru- 28, with classes meeting der, 982 Apgar Ter., A. B.; Station at East Milton and Monday through Friday of No Problem Augusta; present site of City Herbert H. Buchanan, 147 each week. There will be no IN THE MIDDLE OF THINGS Russell Ave,, M. A. Wini- Hall; Intersection of Weai_ ; 'classes scheduled for July Grand Street and Elizabeth fred-Mary Byrner289-Mon>B- 4. The flrsrperiod will be roe St., A. B.; Daniel Cor- "For Rahway Avenue; Central Avenue and held between the hours of Irving St. rltore, 128 James Ter., A. 8:30 and 10 a.m. and the The massive electri- B.; Gerald Clendenny, 577 "Congratulations" and "Good Luck" to our new Police In the area of organization, second period from 10:05 Is your Dad the greatest? Let him know it this Fathers cal power failure of last the Robinson report recom- Bryant St., A. B.; James to 11:35 a.m., Kagan announ- Chief Herbert Kinch. Monday caused no major L. De Plama, Jr., 1001 Jef- Day. You can win Dad's choice of great summer sports- mends a Director of Fire ces. He's a man who's earned the respect of the community problems in Rahway. Despite Department Reorganization ferson Ave., M. B. A. Registrations will be re- wear ... or his favorite shirts ... or any merchandise of his silent air conditioners, and we're glad to see that he's been given command of his should be appointed to serve Also, Robert Ferwerda, ceived from June 12 through choice at SARGENT'S Men's Shop, Main St., Rahway. soaring temperatures, melt- a temporary two year con- 1155 St. George Ave., B. S. Jun 23. Applications may department. As acting chief he helped guide the department ing food products, and dark- SARGENT'S is sponsoring their second annual "My Dad's ened stores, the residents tract to institute reorganiza- and A. B.; Edward R. Fill- be obtained In Mr. Kagan's through a period when administrative mishandling led to a tion changes, to-traln mem-- •• -• • pski, Jr., 2261 Wlnfleld St., office at.Rahway:HlgliSchool the Greatesf" contest. rallied well. bers of the Department in A. B.; MrB. Susan F.'Tord, and at the Guidance Office demoralizing investigation which affected the entire de- Police Chief Herbert T. For details, see story on this page. fire fighting and administra- 306 Maple Ave., Ed. M.; in the Rahway Junior High partment. Kinch proclaimed an emer- tive skillB and to develop Robert Earl Freeman, 555 School. But get busy -- you know your Dad's tops so let him gency and called all men office personnel within the Hemlock St., A. B.; Joseph Tuition rates have been know you think so! on the force to duty. Because Department for qualification C. Gawronskt, 1784 Bond set at $35 per subject ex- burglar alarmB were not o- by Civil Service Examination St., B; 3.; Paul A. Georgiou, Possible department reorganization, stricter discipline poratln,, i.lic rolMng stock cept for typewritinl g which tor thepofaitloiiuf 7iroChl2t. 103 East Emerson Ave., B. la estal>H»hea-flr $Z9?- Full and supervision and. some 'polish' for the policeman's was on the roads patroling Once trained and qualified by S.; Katalin Theresia Holz- the area within mfautes. The 1 payment must be made with image ore all in order. We trust that city officials and mem- Want to be a "Scoop Reporter"? Would you like to work examination, such an indivi- mann, 471 Hamilton St. , A. the registration. emergency generator at Po- dual would take command of B.; Laurence E. Mac Phee, The purposes of the Sum- bers of the police department will work together with the~ your way up to being a "Stringer"? lice Headquarters was swit- the Fire Department and the 591 Groye.St., Ph. D.; Ar- mer School are to enable new Chief to polish up that image. Well, here's your chance! OPERATION SCOOPERINO ched on Immediately and ra- 'position of Director of Fire mlda J. Marucchl, 201 Wesc students to earn a passing dio contact was maintained Department Reorganization Lincoln Ave., A. B.; Con- grade in subjects previous- begins next week — so wa.tch the paper to see how you at all times with the Civil would cease to exist. stance Mazzella, 660 West ly studied; to raise a low can earn aSchwinn Sting-ray bike or other valuable prizes Defense. Traffic was hand The report also states that Meadow Ave., A. B. We want everybody in Rahway to be proud of our police patroled during rush hours 7 grade, and to Improve mas- Details will be announced in the next issue of the "Rah- the Department should have Also, Ira C. Miller, 351 tery in subject matter. Cour- officers and we're glad that a man of Chief Kinch's caliber between 2:30 and 5. only two Deputy Chiefs. One, Grove St., A. B.; Robert ses for advanced credit will way News-Record" Because the burglar a- has been chosen to head the department. The burdens of larms" were not wording, the Deputy Chief for Train- A. Miller, 667 Madison Ave., not be offered. You can be "wheeling" on a Sting-ray bike this ing should be the second in A. B.; Robert M. Morena, Subjects to be offered In- his office will rest heavily — but we think his shoulders many banks took precaution- .. • command and the other would __ summer. Don't miss next week's paper. - 398 Linden Ave.,-B, S.; John - clude: English, {grades? - are broad enough to carry them. . ary_.measures_ and_closed be designated" Deputy Cilief Francis Murphy, 718 Jaques 12), all foreign languages, their doors at the first sign for Fire Prevention. One Ave., M. A,; Ira. B. Nadel, (7 - 12), basic mathematics, - of the power shutdown. They Fire Captain should be in 496 West Inman Ave., M. A.; algebra 1 and 2, geometry, serviced their customers via command of each Fire Stat- Mrs. Margaret Levi Oakley, biology, chemistry, physics, the walk - up and drive - in ion, according to the report 330 Rudolph Ave., Ed. M.; general science, U. S. Hist- windows. and the position of Fire Lieu- Kenneth J. Oswandel, 482 ory (1 .and 2), economics, Some plants and com- tenant should be created and Seminary Ave., B, S.; James bookkeeping, stenography, Radar Traps panies, dependent on elec- such officers assigned to L. Pressman, 835 Robert St., and typewriting (1 and 2). tricity for production or Companies under the com- A. B.; William August Rack, lights, sent employees home mand of the Station where 1430 Bedford St., B. S.; Ed- Kinch, New Police Chief Scheduled when electricity was not re- they are assigned. ward Jules Slegel, 756 West instated. Purolator closed To proceed toward a 42 Inman Ave., A. B.; Charney Rahway-Clark The Radar Unit will be the factory at 11:10 and of- hour week frorri-the .present, A. Weber, 1160 New Bruns- Lauds DepaftnientVjWorkLV In _operation_on_the-:follow.- —flee— pcr6onnel-left-ac—h00;— 56 hour week without ln- ik 7 r7 _The pH admlration-for-hls-men-and—.-•— ___Q.Y£r_9QQ .employees-unex- -- creasing' full- tlmVpald per- -WoodB,' 788" Hamilton "St. T. Kinch to Chief of Police believes they work well to- the week of June 12: pectedly had the day off. sonnel co6ts one third, M. S. W. Students Get for the City of Rahway, mak- gether. Even in emergenc- Lake Ave. Rahway Hospital switched greater use will have to be 'ing him the first Negro to ies, as in the power failure Bramhall Rd. over to their emergency gen- made of Call Men and other command a large city police this week, all the men show- Jefferson Ave. erators, so there was no in- reserve forces, according to NCE Degrees unit In northern New Jersey, ed up with no grumbling Colonla Blvd. terruption of power. How- the report which recom- has made the headlines in, and took over patroling the Westfleld Ave. ever, asaprecautionary mends a "Director of Call Mayor Lauds Degrees will be presented several New Jersey news-' town. The chief closed his Scott Ave. measure, the Hospital turned Men" position for recruit- to six Rahway and five Clark papers and received special remarks with the simple Central Ave. off air conditioners, some ment and motivation of Call students at the annual com- notice in the New York statement, "We have good Bryant St. lights, cancelled operations, Men to attend drills and to Police Work mencement exercises to- .Times. boys In the department." and restricted visitors. The report to fires. The report night at Newark College of In addition to newspaper patients were not disturbed urges consideration be given Engineering. A total of 822 coverage, the appointment by the power failure. to the Director of Civil De- In Blackout degrees on the bachelor, Electricity was restored has brought letters of con- __gp master and doctoral levels _gr atulatlon-from-old^-tl me, - Democrats -ChickagamL —section-by-section—through^— r 'rr—M-a-r-s-h--will-be awarded at Newark's out the county during the af- with responsibility for fire friends and acquaintances, fighting training remaining spoke for the entire City of Symphony Hall 1020 Broad .from all over the United Endorse ternoon. By 5:30 p.m. Rah- Rahway today when he Issued St., Newark. Booked Full way was back to normal. with the Deputy Chief for States, Chief Kinch reports. Training. a statement of unqualified Clark students and the de- praise for the Rahway Police It is certainly unusual for Districting The comprehensive report grees they will receive are: such publicity in the instance For Season deals with a number of other Department and the manner Bruce A. Killy, 413 Willow Sargent's Holds in which it responded to of a promotion to a police The Rahway Democratic items including training, Way, B.S. in Mechanical En- department, but then Chief Mayor John T, Marsh The' camp committee of testing of equipment, muiual Monday's blackout emer- gineering; Stanley D. Le- named Mr. Kinch to the Club endorsed the present Crossroads Girl Scout Coun- gency. Kinch Is an unusual man, Congressional Rediatricting "Greatest Dad" aid programs, communica- wand, Jr., 290 Laurel La., A native of Rahway, Chief Chief's post and he will con- cil announces that all ses- tions, fire prevention, hy- "Rahway owes a debt of B.S. In Mechancial Engin- tinue as acting director of Bill, pending in fhe Ass- sions at Camp Chickagami Kinch graduated from Rah- embly, and urged Union Writing Contest drants inspection, and re- gratitude to its Police De- eering: Vincent P. Szary, way High School and became police. The new chief is a are booked. However, some ports and records, with re- partment. Our men showed Jr., f4 Briarheath La,, B.S. member of the Batons, an County's Democratic Ass- openings exist at the day Sargent's Men's Shop, an honors student at Vir- emblymen to support it, at commendations for the Im- the kind of instinctive pro- in Mechanical Engineering; ginia State College where he association of Negro police camps in Roosevelt Park, 1541 Main St. in Rahway, plementation of the program. fessionalism that marks an Lester D. White, 370 Madi- received hla degree In 1939. officers, and en honorary the meeting held Monday In Edison and Thompson Park, is sponsoring a "My Dad s outstanding police force dur- son Hill Rd., B.S, in Chemi- He served in the Navy dur- member of Rahway Local 31, American Legion Home. Jamesburg. The Greatest Contest" right ing Monday's electrical cal Engineering; and Vid- ing World War II as a spec- PBA. The club voted "a resolu- Girls seven years of age in time for Father's Day. blackout," the Mayor said. mantas Vameckas, 4 Oak St., ialist third class with the In discussing the Police tion supporting the proposal and over who live in the Boys and girls, 6 to 16, "The men on duty were B.S, in Electrical Engineer- •hore patrol. Department this week. Chief for free mail to servicemen area of Clark, Wlnfield, and should write in 25 words Colonia Club where they were needed when ing. Out of service, Chief Kinch Kinch revealed that o2 men in Vietnam after an appeal Rahway may wish to attend or less why they think their they were needed. And, our Rahway atudenta and the Joined the Rahway Police De- comprlie the force which by Second Ward Council Can- the Rahway River Park Hike dad's the greatest, and bring off-duty patrolmen came In degrees they will receive partment as a patrolman in protects life and property of didate William Rack. To Camp. Mrs. William Auld or. mail the entries to Sar- Dedication to man dangerous intersec- are: Leslie P, Kloman, 2391 1942 and roie through the the 30,000 people living In It was revealed that the the director, explained that gent's by June 14 at 5, tions along Route land Route Hulick PI., B.S. in Civil ranks to hla present positlo'n. this four square mile city, Council Police Survey Com- the camp has some room for Each entry must be ac- 27, Their aenae of duty and Engineering; William G, He served In the detective •The chief pointed out that mittee Report would be pre- girls who are not registered companied by the contes- Is June 24th their quick thinking neutral- Norton. 999 Stone St., B.S, diviilon and was promoted the population is comprised sented in July. It was also Girl Scouts, tant s name, address, tele- ized the loas of traffic lights in Civil Engineering) Ronald to sergeant In 1993, lieuten- of many nationalities divided reported no Irregularities The session dates are July phone, and age. Boys and and may well have saved W. Rapp, 231 Rudolph Ave,, ant in 1994 and captain In among aeveral economic have been found regarding 11, 12, 13 and 18, 19, 20. girls may enter as many The new clubhouse at the lives." B.S. in Mechanical En- 1999, He w» promoted to bracket*, and with employ- paving contracts now being Rain or shine, the hours are times as they wish. All en- Colonla Councr Club will "Our Civil Defense per- gineering; Ronald J, Regn, deputy police chief on March ment in local lnduatrlei aa investigated, 9:30 to 3:30, Girls must tries will be Judged by a panel be dedicated \ ,i special sonnel reported in to oper- .393 Jefferson Ave., B.S. in •28; IWB. well ai In lnduatriea and Summer meetings will be dress for the weather and' selected by the Rahway News ceremonies on June 24, it was announced this week by ate their radloa during the Mechanical Engineering: Chief Klnch'i lntereit in bualneisea within commuter continued, A full program bring a lunch. Record/Clark Patriot on the emergency and are to be Robert T, Schmaellng, 1071 distance. of activities is now being basis of thought, originality, C,A. LaZlzza, Chairman. safety hat led him to take The special activities will congratulated for their Thlrza PI., B.S. in Mechan- many courier at the Unl- Crime in Rahway fluctu- prepared by the various ward STAMP BARGAIN and age. Their decision will prompt and effective ac- ical Engineering) and Emeat ates from month to month, organizations. A buffet be final. commence with a band con- ,veralty level and to parti- cert from 2 to 3 p.m., fol- tion. '* H. Zerenner, 19 W. Main cipate In police training 'the Chief revealed. One mon- meeting will be held at the Here's * bargain for stamp First prize winner will The Mayor went on to St., B.S, In Electrical En- th the department may have Main Reataurant June 22 for collectors. Bell Drug_-Store- receive $20 worth of mer- lowed by dedication cere- ichooli over the years. monies from 3 to 4 p.m. state, "To our Police, Civil gineering. Whan former Chief Law- to deal with house burglar- William Rack. The third on Irving St. opposite Eliza- chandise from Sargent's; the • Defense personnel and to ies, another month with traf- ward will elect June 26 at beth Ave., Rahway, is giving second prize winner, $10 An open house program will rence E, Coman was unable Galaida'a Inn and the annual be "'held from 4 to 9 p.m. every citizen who contri- COUNCIL TO MEET to continue bi» duties, Kinch fic accidents and another away 100 free S & H Green worth of merchandise; ahd__ buted to the effort, I convey -Fifth-W*Kl-Club-plcnlc-wUl- -Stamps with everypurchaBe— mterfof r tR wai yndfhtftltg n -^month-with-Juv«nile-offend— ~~the~thlrd prize winner^ $5 -th~e~tKankT"brtr '" meeting era, • be held at Bartlett Field, of a Father's Day gift cost- •worth of merchandise. Start mal dinner dance will start way." is scheduled for and the city and the depart- _• The Chief expressed great* August 6. ing $2.25 or over. at 8 p.m. June 14, rnent wera readyJorJunch.- writingi 1 J JuneS, 1967 Rohway News-Record/Clark Patriot Pa9<>_3__ classroom Instruction, (typ- Trust Company, N.A. Fords. and for the Lake Hopatcong Dr., Mountainside, was hon- wanls Club. He Is a former Miss Mclaughlin ing and shorthand); labora- Roosevelt He Is chairman of thepicnic are nearly sold out ored at a luncheon at The president of the Eastern tory experiences (use of of- board of the Investors Man- according to Walter Clapp. Arch, Short Hills, on hiaUnion County Life Under- fice machines); and problem agement Company In Eliza- At the meeting this week, 20th Anniversary with the writers Association and a Gets Citation solving exercises (data pro- Division beth, a director of three gifts were received -from Equitable /Life Assurance member of the Newark Chap- cessing, office organization utility companies and of the well-wishers to be used In Society of the United States. ter, Chartered Life Under- and procedure, and4uman New Jersey Life Insurance behalf of hospitals and or- Present at the luncheon writers Association and the For Research relations). ' Chairman Company of Newark. phanages and for use In the were Howard C. Petlth.CLU American Society of Char- Myrna McLaughlln a Leading the project are W. Emlen Roosevelt, A Princeton University 'Eyes for Needy" program. and J. Brooke Johnston, CLU tered Life Underwriters. member of the Rahway High Dr. Peter' G. Halnes, pro- iresldent of the National graduate, Mr. Roosevelt Mr. Clapp also announced Agency Managers of the School faculty has been cited fessor of secondary educa- itate Bank, Elizabeth, will rose from private to lieu- a trip to Merrill Park, Co- Equitable and other associ- by Michigan State University tion and curriculum, and serve as chairman of thetenant colonel during five lonia, on Sept. 21 for a pic- ates. HAVE US for "significant contribution John McBeth, occupational Industry "A" division In the years in the U.S. Army. He nic. Shuffleboard activities Mr. Degenhardt Joined to the Improvement of voca- research specialist. •fall campaign of the United is a "resident of Bemards- and the workshop program Equitable on May 26, 1947, tional education" through The Research and De- Fund of Eastern Union Coun- ville. are reported to be In full In Rahway. He moved to her work as a-research as- velopment Program Is Vo- ty. swing. Mountainside in 1956 and has sociate In an MSU pilot pro- cational - Technical Edu- been a consistent leading PRESCRIPTION ject In office education. The division Is respon- Memorial services honor- producer with the Equitable. cation at MSU Is adminis- sible for raising approxi- Ing five deceased members Myrna McLaughlln was a- tered through the Depart- mately two-thirds of the goal Rahway Retired He Is well known for his CLARK i warded a "certificate of par- ment of Secondary Educa- were conducted by Chaplain work in Group and Business ticipation" by officials of to support 32 health, wel- Alme V. Carkhuff who de- Insurance and Estate Plan- tion and Curriculum with Dr. fare and character building clared he was-tired of see- DRUGS MSU's.College of Education Halnes as director. agencies serving six com- Men Report On ning. and the university's Re- Ing phony patriots on pro- Mr. Degenhardt Is a native 86 Westtield Ave., Clark Its work Is. centered In munities. These are Clark, test marches, flagburnlngs search and Development three broad areas: Program Elizabeth, Hillside, Linden, of Rahway and Is serving as Program In Vocational - draft card burnings and riot- President of the Rahwav Kl- development through clinical Roselle and Roselle Park.Many Activities Ing. 381-7100 Technical Education, a large school sites In Michigan and' Industry "A" solicits for scale effort supported by a.In _.Florida, Arizona, New. both corporate and employee A large group of. mem- Birthday anniversaries of grant-from the U.S. Office Jersey and Washington; Vo- bers of the Rahway Retired members were observed. A of Education and In coopera- STATE'CONTROL OF THE PARKWAY in this area will mean contributions in the largest gift to "Eyes For The DRUG cational teacher education an added tax burden for the people of Union County, said Free- plants of the area. Men's Club are attending the DTI I STORE tion with the New Jersey through clinical school sys- Senior Citizen's Convention Needy" was announced. Gifts State Department of Educa- holder Walter Ulrtch, of Rahway, In addressing a recent meet- In announcing the appoint- of toys were made for or- DULL RAHWAY tems, In which schools pre- Ing of the Young Republican Club of Rahway. He reminded the ment, HarlowH. Curtis, gen- at the Elizabeth Carteret Ho- tion. tel In Elizabeth, today. In-phan asylums. -OPEX-EVER^DAY-OF-THE-YEAfl pare personnel under the f °"P of the Importance of keeolns the Union C.nmty pnrtim.^f. eral fhflirrnRn! cited Mr-T Rahway High School direction—of experienced the Parkway toll free and discussed other issues of interest to Roosevelt's broad acquain- augurating a program 67 "The Complete Medical Center". of 39 schools participating in professionals; and Allied re- special events including the the members. YR President William Wnuck (right) thanks Mr tance with the industrialists PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECIALTY the program's office educa- search and development Ulrlch for addressing the meeting, which was held at the home of the area and his extensive annual picnic at Lake Hopat- Degenhardt .tlon project. Its aim la to.flctJLvltipfl, fliich HH evalua- "' "' —J "-- e-'-ird Hoener. -experience—in—banking—and cong-on-July-iO-and the trip -FREE-PARKING ~UHB tire "block-rime'' ap- tion systems, workshop's, other business, enterprises. to see the Mets and BravetfHonores d At FREE DELIVERY proach to prepare-persons conferences and seminars. Cross - Army nurses. Mr. Roosevelt also has play on Aug. 9." "The~group FU 1-2000 for office occupations. INTERACT CLUB The program closed with served as treasurer of the will stop at Mrs. Murphy's The program uses two and HAS CAR WASH the laying of a wreath at United Fund and as a direc- Restaurant in Yonkers fol-Luncheon IRVING ST. OPP. ELIZABETH AVE. three consecutive class per- The Interact Club, spon- Iowa Jlma honoring all who tor of the Elizabeth YMCA, lowing the game. Walter H, Degenhardt, iods to provide instruction Pythians Plan sored by the Rahway Rotary fought and died for their a Fund agency. Tickets for the ball game C.L.U., of 1436 Woodacres through a class simulating an Club held a highly success- country. The class sang ap- Named president and dir- office environment for high ful car wash Sunday at Bob propriate songs of a pat- ector of the National State school seniors. It Is an alter- Dinner Dance Farmer's Texaco Station, riotic nature as background Bank In 1950, Mr. Roose- native to the traditional Bin- Main and Poplar St., Rahway. music for each tableau. Earl velt five years later also be- gle-perlod approach to the The success of the venture, A. Hartmann was accom- came a director and then teaching of office skills. For June 24th one' of the many fund raising panist on the piano. president of the First Bank & The "block - time" ap- projects in which club mem- proach emphasizes three The Knights of Pythias of bers are Involved, is credlt- MY DAD'S THE GREATEST CONTEST areas_oMnstruction: normal jLahway_wlli _hold__a__dlnner dhlf^pr* M and dance program at theFarmer and the tireless ef- SP0NS0REIBY Club Dlanne in Union, June forts of the hard working 24, it was revealed at last boys and the leadership of STILL week's meeting attended by a the club. SHOVELING COAL? number of dignitaries from Convert your prowl boiler to throughout the area.

MODERN Second nomination and el- MEN'S SHOP RAHWAY ection was held with the fol- School Safety OIL HEAT lowing officers seated: 1st Price S20.00 Merchandise in Sargent's complete Chancellor ^ Commander, Job For $325.00 David Markoff; Vice Chance- Awards Made 2nd Prize S10.00 Merchandise in Sargent's llor, Sidney Smith: Prelate, 3rd Prize $ 5.00 Merehandise in Sargent's 275 tank Honeywell controls Seymore Lerner; Master of Works, Leo Kahn; Treasur- At Cleveland J. SERVEDIO er, Sol Regen and Financial An assembly program was & SONS, INC. Secretary, Murray Basher. held at Grover Cleveland MY DAD'S THE GREATEST BECAUSE... Attorney Marcus Blum of School on May 26 with School Rill Oil KEROSINB TV t-Wl Rahway was approved forSafety Director Robert Hen- KABWAY NJ. membership, derson, Jr., In charge of the In 25 Words Or Less Safety Program and Miss Judith Comeau In charge oi the Memorial Day Program. I. All «n»i» nil bo >ub- ' 3. Each bo All entries viil bo |udged cy litl.d by W.dnoidoy, Juno \i at companiod_ _b_y Ih O panol telocted by fhe Rsh-voy Frank Brunette, Principal NAME, ADDRESS, TE LEPHONE Newi-Record Ooric Patriot and who is also vice president 2> Age limit* for the contest NUMBER AND AGE. their docn.on will be ' inoi. ONE DAY ONLY of the Rahway Safety Coun- are 6 to 1 6 yean old. 4. Each entry mujt be 25 Entriei will be ^i^ed an tne CONTEST RULES words or Igit. basil of thought, nrijmaU'y arc cil, presented Ross Hollan- 5. Children may enter OS ago. der with the award for the many times a* thov -vish. TUES. JUNE All entr.es my it be brojgh* Outstanding Safety Patrol of in rjefjoi c railed to: Sargonf'i 13 tiie year. All regular patrols 1541 Main Sr., Rahway. We have reserved this beau- UNDER THE BIG TENT - RAIN OR SHINE received the award for ser- OFF LAKE AVE., CLARK, N. J. vice pins. tiful gift for every graduate . . . our way of The Memorial Day pro- MOM WILL LIKE THIS GIFT FOR DAD! SPONSORED By CLARK JAVCEES gram followed In which Miss saying "Congratulations". Absolutely no cost« Coraeau's1'entire 4th grkUe or obligation. Just bring'your proper Seniof Iclp'ated.' Mies Kim Tho- mas was narrator for the ] Class identification and pick up this gift,^* tableaus which depicted var- a shirt that never ious branches of the military service lri the following or- der: The Spirit of '76"; GOLDBLATT'S U.S. Army - The Green Be- ===== JEWELRY = ret of Vietnam; U.S. Navy - John F. Kennedy; U.S. Air '•Rahway's Oldest Established Jewelry Sure" needs ironing? Force - Fighter Pilot; U.S. 84 E. CHERRY ST., RAHWAY Marines - Raising of the flag at Iowa Jima; American Red 0p.n Fri. E..nlng PHONE FU 8-1667 Funds Available TlNti THE 75TH YE/ GREATEST ARRAY OF WORLD-RENOWNED CIRCUS STARS IN ALL CIRCUS HISTORY I For BAR70K Performing ELEPHANTS 2 Herds — One of Largest Groups Now on Tour- HOFFMEISTER'S Pierce Family Mortgage TRAINED MULES SENECA INDIANS DON AMECHE INTL SHOWTIME SHARPSHOOTERS-KNIFE THROWERS 1 Ontoan Residential Propertiess Liberal Terms Fast Service

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REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE - MORTGAGES SELLING IN '67 Charles E. Searles FOR BEST RESULTS Realtor 836 St. Georges Avenue.Rahway, N.J. LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH RAHWAY'S MOST ACTIVETtEAXTOir MEMBER OF UNION COUNTY MULTIPLE 11STIW Page 6 Rahway News-Record/Clark Patriot Juno 8, 1967 , 1967 "Rahway News-KecbTcJ/Clark Patriot ..UGiUL NOTICES ..LBGALJiOTICKS LEQAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LKGAX'NOTICES LKOAL NOTICB8 LEGAL NOTICES SHERIFFS SALK Staeger la . married to the University Summer Camp NOTtCK OP INTENTION ences and English. Mr. Syracuse held graduation ex-, from the School of Education. Rudolph Ave., Rahway. pletion of the precllnical ager with Jones &• Auerbach- pal Doard of Alcoholic Btvtrage Con Elliot Slater, Rensaalaer Rd., Essex At a publla meeting held by the Clark Objections, If any, shouUUb* made Tike notict thtt N&ncy J. Em or Brant Avenue, dark. New Jersey. NOTICE OP INTENTION Elks Host former Gail H. Banlewicz of • ; • * m * • • for Boys at Northfleld, Vt. trol of Rahway. City HaU. 1470 rails. N. J. Board of Adjustment on May 1. 1967, immediately In writing to TowTrshixr- SO degrees 44 minutes East, 107.18 f*et Carkhuff has enrolled ln the cercises in the Onondaga period of the three - year er, Inc., Newark, has been and Wftlter E. Enior. trtdlni u Campbell Btreet, Rahway. N. J. Objections. If any. should b* made STOCKHOLDERS Take notlct that Tht Main or Rah- to a point; running thtnot (3) South Social Inior'i Tavern, bu applied to tht Immediately tn writing to Township the following application for a variance Clerk. Fdward R. Padusnlak. Munich Garwood and has one son, Yale University Law School, County War Memorial, May George Ebertlng, a Rah- course, which included two attending the Product Train- George is a student at the Slintd: HARRY ORR John A. Hartford Foundation, 420 wai granted: pal Building. Weitfield Avenue. Clark. way, Inc.. a corporation of New Jar- 48 degrees 2^ minutes 30 seconds East. Miss Virginia Sullivan of Municipal Board ol Alcoholic Bev- U26 Irrirtg Btmt ' Clerk. Edward R. Padusnlak, Muni el ' sty. trading at Tht Main Restaurant Lexington Avenue. New York. N. Y.. And re r Albano, to create two lots. Ntw Jors;y. 33.04 feet ta a point: running thtnet William Jr. Mr. Staeger re- New Haven, Conn, and will 27. Mr. Mandel received the way naBve, has been named 1081 Thirza PL, Rahway, is semesters of basic sciences ing Center conducted by the University. traga Control of Rahwar. Ntw Jerier. Rahway, New Jenny Pa) Building. Weitflild Avenue. Clark, (Holding over 10"-). and Bar has applied to the Municipal (4> South 30 dtgrees is mlnutet Wast, Children Miss Barbara Gawlak, for Plenary Retail CornumptIon LI fl/8/2t New Jersey. Madison Hill Road, Bl. 42, Lot 99. Signed: JOHN DOENZCLMANN Board of Alcoholic Beverage Control ceived nomination to Sigma continue his studies there ln B.A. degree from Rutgers to the faculty of the Seattle at "Union- Junior College in Imperial-Eastman Corpora- * * * Objection!. If any, should t» madt At a public meeting held on May lit Secretary 08 00 fe*t to a point In tht said North- daughter of Mr., and Mrs. among ten Union Junior Col- ccnu for Dr era lie* iltuated at 187 Signed: Immediately In writing to Madellit of Rahway. New Jersey for Plenary easterly tide of Adams Btreet; running Xi Club, was student super- Sept. University School of Busi- tion to provide classroom Weit Scott Avenue, Rahwar. Nr NOTICE OF INTENTION EMANUEL ADDIS. 1M7. the Clark Board of' Adjustment e/8/2t Retail Consumption License for prem- University.. A member of lege freshmen awarded Cranford. Miss Rommel, the Mrs. Mary Kiel of Clark Kirkbrlfht, Secretary of the Munici- granted a variance for the following thence (3> along tbt said Northeasterly Edward Gawlak, of 103 Take notice that John Danylyk. Wastfltld and Brant Avtnue pal Board of Alcoholic Beverage Con- NOTICE OF INTENTION ises located at 100-171 West Main side of Adams street. North SO degrees At Circus visor of Intramural officials ness. Mr. Eberting, 32, who daughter, of Mr. and , Mrs. training for product design application: • « * :nocker6 Society and Alpha cholarshlps for their sop- was installed as VicePresi-. Objection!. If any. ihould be made trading as Adam's Bar. has applied Clark. N. J. trol of Rahway. City Hall. 1470 Street. Rahway, New Jersey. Brandywine Rd., Fords, was Oeorgi Plorian, to erect additional Tako nottcs that Baumel's Liquor 44 minutes Weit. 93.Bl feet to tht point member of soccer and track will receive his doctorate and application. Immediately In wrltlnc to Madeline to the Municipal Board of. Alcoholic 678/2t Campbell 8tre«t. Rahway, N. J. 81 Dellcitcisen Inc.. haa applied to The names and addresses of offi- and place of BEOXNNINO. graduated June • 1 from Sgt. Wayne Gllchrest, son Kappa Kappa fraternity, he homore years at the Cran- Daniel Rommel of 1477 dent of the Union County garage, 8 Kennedy Drive. Bl. 38A, Lot 31. Thirty-two children were Kirkbrlfht. Secretary of the Munici- Beverage Control of Rahway. New Signed: the Council of the Township of Clark cers of the above corporation are; Tht above description Is drawn In ac- teams, Theta Delta Chi fra- of.Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. will intern at. University soon from the University of ford "two-year community Campbell St., is a graduate Chapter of the National Sec- pal Hoard of Alcoholic Deverace Con- Jersey, for Plenary Retail Consump- THE GREAT ATLANTIC & Ralph Iosii, Secretary for a Plenary Retail Distribution Angflo Rlixo. President. 125 Division treated to a thrilling day of Lyons Institute of Medical trol of Rahwajr. City Hall. 1470 tion License for prcmUea sltualed at NOTICE Or INTKMTION St., Port Reading. N. J.: Michael cordance with a surrey prepared by ternity and participated in Washington, headed the busi- retaries Association (Inter- Takt notlct that tht Rahway Yacht PACIFIC TEA COMPANY. INC. License for premises situated at 30 Domlnlck J. Vendltto. L.S., Llndtn. New and Dental Technology, Ne- Gllchrest. of 2254 Ludlow Hospital, Baltimore, Mary- college of the academic dis- of Rahway High School. Campbell Btreet, Rahway, N. J. 1431 Irving Street. Rahway. New Post Offlcf Box 214 We-mcld Avenua, Clark. New Jersey. Rlcxo. Secretary-Treasurer. 427 flth circus entertainment and a intramurals. He will study * * • George S. Orton, son of (Slcned) Club Intend! to apply to tht Munici- ' NOTICE OF INTENTION Jersey, dated June 23th, 1004. and re- St., Rahway, was wounded ln land. ness administration depart- ciplines." The scholarships national) at the group's final Jersey. Newark. New Jersey Take notice that Cross Keys Hotel Objection). If any. should bt made Ave.. Lyndhurst, N. J. vised Junt 30th, IBM. wark. She is a graduate of NANCY J. ENSOR Objections, If any. should b« made pal Board of Alcoholic Beveragt Con- Objections, If any. should bt made "mountain of refreshments" biological oceanography at ment at Big Bend Community Dr, and Mrs. Fostor Orton trol of RAhway, New Jenty. for a 0/8/2t and Restaurant, Inc. 1a corporation Immediately In writing to Township Being known as 212 Adams Street, St. . Mary^s High School, action ln Vietnam recently 1 are awarded on the basis of Mr. and Mrs. Walters. meeting of the season held WALTEK E. ENSOR Immediately In writing to Madeline *of New Jersey) Intends to to apply to Clerk. Edward R. Padusnlak. Munici- Immediately In writing ta Madeline Rahway. New Jersey. last Friday, thanks to the Lehlgh University. He re- College In Moses Lake be- of Rahway, has been named 197 Weit Bcolt Avenue Klrkbrlght. Secretary of the Munici- Club XJcentt for prcmlua situated at NOTICE OF INTENTION pal Building, Weitfield Avenue. Clark, Klrkbrltht. Secretary of the Munici- Perth Amboy. and has been returned to the academic performance and Clapp of 172 E. Grand Ave., June 7 at the Winfield Scott 1706 Pattrion Btrtet. Rahway, New the Municipal Board of Alcohollo There Is due approximately 116 040.78 Crippled Kiddies Committee Miss Janet A. Neuhaus Rah way, New Jerier pal Board of Alcoholic Beverage Con- Take notice that Peter Zelemlk Beverage Control of Rahway, New New Jeney. pal Board of Alcoholic Beverage Con- ceived a grant for parasito- fore coming to the Univer- as counselor in the Norwich Motel in Elizabeth. 6/8/21 trol nf Rahway. City Hall, 1470 Jtraer. trading as Pete's Irvine Cavern, pas trol of .Rahway, City Hall. 1470 with interest from April 13, 1007 and ' # * *' U.S. and Is, now in the St. of 473 Madison Hill Rd., financial need, Mrs. Robert Rahway, attended the gra- The names of tho officers of this Jersey, for Plenary Retail Consump- Signed: •704.85 with Interest from March 28, of Rahway Lodge of Elks,' loglcal research at La- sity of Washington in 1965. Campbell Street. Rahway. N. J. applied to the Municipal Board of tion License for premise) situated at Campbell Street, Rahway, N. J. " Albans Naval Hospital for Leary, financial aid officer duation of their granddau- NOTICE OP INTENTION club and tht offices they fill respto Alcoholic Beverage Control of Rah- ABRAHAM D. BAUMEL. Pres. 1007 and costs. William Henry Staeger, and Miss Carol A. Remyn of Signed: JOHN DANYLYK 37 West Cherry Btreet. Rahway. New 30 Westfleld Avenue (Signed* headed by chairman George fayette. c He lives with his wife, Cheryl Take notice that Louli M*nde 1431 Irving Street tiTtlr are: way, New Jersey, for Plenary Retail THE MAIN OP RAHWAY, INC. Tht Sherirr reserves the right to further treatment and re- said. Miss Sullivan has been ghter, Kathy Clapp, from the Commodore. Howard D. Little. Mil ' Jersey. The names and-addresses of Clark. N. J. adjourn this sale. Marhak. The group attended son of Mrs. Florence E. 90 Briarheath La., Clark, tradlni ai Sanders' Wine and Liquor . Rahway. New Jersey Consumption License Including the officers of this corporation are: Angela Rlzso. President • * * cuperation. at 3704 Densmore Ave. chosen to receive the 5100Methodist Hospital School of THE MOST SHOCKING FILM of OUR GENERATION! Store, haa applied to the Municipal ton and Aibury Art., Oceanport. N. Broad Package Privileges In License, RALPH ORISCELLO, Sheriff Staeger, 1146 Forest Dr., are members of the cast of fl/6/21 1 o/e/2t 109-171 West Main Street the Shrine Circus ln Tren- Board of Alcoholic Scvenie Control J.; Vies Commodore, John 6. Kobu*. pursuant to Chapter 08. of the La Anthony J. Ceraml. President, 450 Rahway. N. J. LOUIS J. COHEN, ATTY. Waldo Carkhuff, Jr., son of Nursing in Brooklyn on Sun- 714 Pennlngton St., Elixabttta, N. J.; NOTICE OF INTENTION DJ & RNR CZ-228-03 Clark, and the late Mr.Stae- • * • 'A Summit Conference," the * * * lamma Iota Theta Scholar- of Rahway. New Jericy. for Plenary NOTICI Of INTENTION of 194S and the Amendments thereof Middlesex Avenue. Colonla. New Jer- Take notice that Bllbud Inc. (a . 8/B/2t ton. - Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Cark- Retail Dtitrlbutlon License for prem- Take notice that Benjamin, Jrrlns R and Supplements Thereto, for prem- sey; Florence Cera ml. Bec.-Treas., t Pees: i<8.00 ger, received a B.A. de- Thomas M. Fitzgerald, one - act play which was Laurence Edward Mac ship for the year 1967-68 day. The graduation cere- cheny, 422 Pino Orovt Circle, Scotch corporation of New Jersey) trading as NOTICE OF INTENTION Those who attended the I ises at 1333 Main Street. Rahwar. and Bernard Dembllng. trad.nf M ises located at 1048-1634 Irving 490 Middlesex Avtnue. Colonla. Mew huff, Sr. of 682 Maple Ave., mony was held at the Han- Plains, N. J.: Trtaiurer, William C. The Oaks Restaurant. Cocktail Take notice that August.And Wlk- gree in biology at the La- son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas presented by the UJC Drama Phee of 519 Grove St., kah- at UJC. A graduate of Rah- New Jtrttr. Dembllng'i Intend to apply to the Btreet. Rahway, New Jeney. Jersey. Lounge and Liquors, hag applied to SUPERIOR COURT OP NEW JERSEY program which was co-spon- Rahway, will receive his B.S. Objection!, if ahy. should be made Municipal Board of Alcoholic Bev- Stafford, X Retro rd Avenue, Cran- Objections, If (.ny, should be made Objections, if any. should be made torys Diledilc Intends to apply to the Fitzgerald of 270 Princeton way, received his Ph. D. de- way High School, Miss Sul- som Place Central Metho- ford, N. J.; Secretary, Ralph P. Ken- the Municipal Board of Alcoholic Council of the Township of Clark for CHANCERY DIVISION, UNION COUNTY sored by the Recreation De- fayette College commence- Club at the annual Class immediately In wrltini to Madellr.e erage Control of Rahway. New Jeney. Immediately In writing to Madeline Immediately in writing to MndsUno Beverage Control of the City of Rah- DOCKET NO., M-8341-fl5 Degree ln Education from dist Church at 3 p.m. fol- Ktrkbrtiht. Secretary of the Munici- for Plenary Retail Distribution Li- dal!. 409 Mlltonla Btreet. Linden, Klrkbrlcht. Secretary of the Munici- Klrkbrlght, Secretary of the Munici- Plenary Retail Consumption License ment on Friday. A 1963 gra- Ave., Rahway, has been en- Night of Union Junior Col- gree from Rutgers Univer- livan is a liberal arr.6 major ANNETTE FUNICEILO. FA&IAN "THUNDER ALLEY N- J. way. New Jersey for a Plenary Retail for premises located at 27.Westfleld CAROLE BRIERTON, a/k/a CAROLE partment were: Joseph John- Newark State College, June pal Board of Alcoholic Beverage Con- cense for premises iltuated at 738 pal Board of Alcoholic Beverage Con- pal Board of Alcoholic Beverage Con- ANN-BRIERTON.- Plaintiff. « PAUL rolled in the Ted Williams sity at the 20l8tCommence- ln the Day Session. She is the lowed by a reception -.t 4:30 Trustee*: Hirry J. Lanouette, 20S0 Consumption License for premises Avenue. Clark. New Jersey. son, Mark Gotell, Marsha duate of Arthur L. Johnson lege on June 2, ln the thea- trol - or Rnhway. City Hall. 1*70 West Grand Avenue. Rahway. Hew trol of Rfthway. City Hall, 1470 trol of Rahway. City Hill. 1470 situated at-lOS-130 Lincoln Highway, M. BRIERTON^ a/k/a PAUL M. BRIER- 8. He majored in Social Sci- daughter of Mr. and Mrs.at the Harding Kennedy Hall. Campbell Street. Rahway. N. J. Jersey. Montgomery St., Rahway, N. J.; Campbell Street. Rahway. N. J. Campbell Street. Rahway, N. J. Rahway, New Jersey. Objections. If any, should be made TON, Defendant, civil Action Order for Schall, Ray Pula, Karen Mal- Regional High School, Mr. Camp at- Lakeville, Mass, ter of the Campus Center. ment held May 31. His doc- Slincd: LOUIS MAN DEL Objection*, if any. ihould be made John W. Bliss. 693 Dorian Rd., West- (Signed) PETER ZELEZNIK (Signed) Immediately In writing to Township Publication (Matrimonial). Box office fleld. N. J.: Andrew Roesch, 715 The names and residences of stock- Clerk, Edward R. Padusniak. Munici- for the period starting Aug- Miss Nancy A. Baird of 27 toral dissertation dealt with Timothy J. Sullivan. Miss Clapp is the daughter 1333 Main Street immediately ln writing to Madeline 1(46 Irving Street .. _ CROSS KEYS HOTEL AND To Paul Brierton, a/k/a PAUL M anowski, Robert Emerson Rahway. New Jersey Orove St.. Rahway. N. J. holders of said corporation are aa pal Building, Weitfield Avenue. Clark, - ' * jof the late Mr. and Mrs. opens 7PM KU-ltbrlght. Secretary of the Munici- Rahway, New Jersey RESTAURANT. INC. follows: Brierton: \ Neal, Darrell McGar, Elea- ust 13 and ending September Wendell PI., Clark, Is a the patterns of action and 6 0 it pal Board of Alcoholic Beverage Con- Objections. If any. should be madt fl/e/2t 37 West Cherry Street New Jersey. immtdla'-ely In writing to Madillie Edward C. Vella, President and Signed: AUOUST DZIEDZIC 2. Young Fitzgerald is a member of the" costumes imagery in the Leather- Mr. and Mrs. Keith Stiner I Joseph Clapp. She will be trol of Rahway, Clly Hall. 1470 Rahway, New Jersey Treasurer, 1139 Maurice Avenue. nor, Carylane Benedict, Pat- NOTICE OF INTENTION Campbell Street. Rahway. N. J. Klrkbricht, Secretary of the Munici- NOTICI OF INTENTION Anthony J. Ceramt. Prei. Wlktorya Diledifcj member of the current Rah- committee. stocking Tales. Married to 01.452 Cornell Ave., Rahway, staying at the Methodist Hos- Talc notice. Lhat JOatbjnaan'a R*i- pal Board ot Alcoholic Btvtrate Con- Clark. New- Jersey: Clmlr ,M. Vella; ricia Margadbhria, "Bercenna (Signed i BENJAMIN DEMBLINCJ Take notice that Or ado A Dairy of r a/a/at Secretary, 1139 Maurice Avenue. 6/8'3t taurant »nj Tivern. Inc.. has applied IRVINO DEMBLINO trol of Rahway, City Hall. 1470 Rahway Inc. trading aa Oradt A Brooker, Robin Dozier, Gary way High School baseball Regina Tully of Rahway, the have returned from Chicago pital and has been placed in to the Municipal Board of Alcoholic Campbell Street, Rahway. N. U. Clark. N. j.: R. T. Donahue. Vice NOTICE OF INTENTION carols Ann Brierton. It the pl«ln> BERNARD DE ME LI NO Dairy Inc. has applied to the Munici- NOTICE OF INTENTION President, 1207-3 Stockton Circle, tlf( and you ire the delendint, rou «r« team. The famous Ted Wil- couple have two children. where they attended the.All- charge of- the Children's Bcrerasc Control of Rahvay. New 736 Weit Orand Avenue Bltned: RALPH F. KENDALL pal Board of Alcoholic Bererage Con- Take notice that Rahway Lodge Take notice that- Rocky't Bar A; Jack, Robert Ba,biarz, Mat- Enjoy Gracious Dining Among the 1498 students Jersey, for Plenary Retail ConiumP- Secretary Linden, N. J, Orlll. trading as Rocky's Bar 6t Orlll. hereby required lo aniwer the complaint Rahway. New Jeney trol of Rahway. New Jeraey. for re- 1073. B.P.O. Elks Club hai applied to of the Dl«lntllf on or before the 5th liams camp has done much who received degrees Kevin and Kathleen. Dr. Mac state Insurance Companies' Ward. Greeting Cards tlon License for premise* situated at 0/8/21 Objections. If any, should be made a corporation ln the State of New thre and Robert Heinz, Linda * * a> 6/8/21 newal of Plenary Retail Distribution the Municipal Board of Alcoholic day of July, 1887. by lervlnr in .niwer 2223 St. OeorBc A\enue. Rahway. New Beverage Control of Rahway. New Immediately In writing to Madeline Jersey. Intends to apply to the Munic- over the past several years at Seton Hall University Phee, an assistant professor "International.Conference of NOTICE OF INTENTION License for promises situated at 1449 Klrkbrlght, Secretary of the Munici- ipal Board of Alcoholic Beverage Con- on Thomw z. O'Oormin, Easulre. pltln- Biddar, Trlni Sammond, Jcriry. NOTICE OF INTENTION Main Street. Rahway. N. J. Jersey, for a Club License for prem- to develop young baseball of English at Seton Hall Un- nntirw v pal Board of Alcoholic Beverage Con- trol of itahwayy. New Jerseyey,, fof r PP[e| n -Paul-Gott^-George Edwards "•.ommencement on June 3, Champions," an annual event Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Tj,e-*f * !«•»-and—ef 1t«*—t htr-t tit- Officers of—the—abevt—eorporaUon- i ]t)tti»f»>/i it p? Writ MH'T * "- ~ — ^ * _---. — ..--^TT —as> *TTJ j—\fr^ 1363. Loyal Order of Moose, Intends m ^ t troi 6i Higwiy.' uity Han. ivm y Retail Consumptio.Dtionr Licens• • e for •talent, -iversity_is_a-U,S^Army ve- For are: Marsaret Bachman. President of Rahway. Inc. trading ai Bell's are: LouU M. Rabenda. President. 19 nue. Kahway, New Jersey. rarx PI we. Newark, New Jersey, and in wiH-be-a-number-of -Rahway in-whieh-the companies' top Glover, formerlVof-24 llaw-- and Treasurer: Charles Bachmann. to apply to the Municipal Board of Campbell Street, Rahway. M, J. premises located at 710-7114 W. OOrand default thereof such Judtment shall be Joseph Gibba, Grace Booth- Liquor Department Intends to apply Alcoholic Beverage Control of Rah- Appleton Dr.. HarJet. N. J.: Lorraine The names of the officers of this (Signed) Avenue, Rahway, New Jersey. students including: Cathe- teran. He received his B.S. Secretary: both 2223 S'- Oeor*e Ave., V. Kohut. Vice President, 65 Durand club and offlcei they fill respectively rendered against you as the Court shall selling agents and their Ithrone Dr., Clark, recently to the Municipal Board of Alcoholic way. New Jersey, for a Club License BILBUD, INC. Officer.! of tha laid corporation are: think eaultable and Juit. You shall JHe man, Lee Blackshear, Kevin in 1956 at St. Peter's Col- Rahway. N. J. Stcckholderj holdlni Beverage Control of Rahway, New for premises situated at 1294 Fulton PI.. Irrlngton, N. J.; Michael Kohut. are: An M.D. degree was con-rine K, Brogan, 385 Semin- wives take part. Stiner moved in to their new manor- more itinn one per cent. Marfarct Becretary. 65 Durand PL. Irvlnitou. Donald J. Haberle. Exalted Ruler: Edward C. Vella, President Rocco P. Romeo. President. 320 E. your answer ind proof of lervlce In Jones. Randy Vasfallo, Mike Jersey, for Plenary Retail Distribution Street, Rahway, New Jersey. 1W 9-Mau rice-Avenue -—Orand—Are ^—R«hw»yr~Iltrtc~rtomTor duplictte-witrr-the-ClerlE or the Superior ferred on Lloyd B. Mandel, ary Ave., (English); William lege, Jersey City and an works from Allsta'te'sneigh- apartment at Rossmoor, N.J. - Grak-&-DAD" Bachmami. 2223 St. Oeome Avenue. T pfi4tm2 N,—j, t—Betty rubcnd*.—Trcaj., 19- -Nicholas-^JT-MHCI oT~Becret »ry :~J«nea Hardin, Mark- White, Julia THB^nKTrierTSr~The~brricer Appleton Dr., Haslet, N. J. A*. Blankley. Treasurer. Secretary -Tre usurer. 320 E. Orand Court. State House Annex. Trenton, New Joseph Cladek, 2062 Price Irving Street, Rahway, N. J. club and the offices they fill respec- Ave.. Rahway. J«r*ey. In accordance wttn the rules or son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry M.A. in 1959 from NYU. borhood sales office in Clark Prior to his retirement Objections. U any. should be made The n Objections. If any. ihould be raido —The namej of the Trustees" are:* Nicholas, Maybell Burwell,- The Towne House mes and addresses of this cor- tively ire: NOTICE OF INTENTION Objections. If any. should be made civil cmctlce and procedure. Mandel, 1341 Maple Ter., St. (Social Studies); Robert also Graduation Party Supplies "-"immrdinrflr in writing "to "Madeline porati n lire as follows: immediately In writing to Madeline Robert McMensmln, John Sroka, • • • and is a member of thecom- Mr. Glover served as an ac- Klrxbr.ght. Secretary of the Municl- Qovernor, Aubrey L. Shore: Jr. Ta-k-fr-noile»-»rn»frnoile»»rnBttrtrtf TTavern. :*y- ttm -The- object of iittr"gctrpn~ri to obtain and-Winfteld-Broolcer. -•— o4 1 overnor , Travis Corey; Prelate fT o on|ct Im-tlrr J.' Marhit, PER. HUPf«"'P" Rahway, when the largest Anthony Comunale, 1709 Irv- panies exclusive "Honor countant with AT&T. A na- CuT~Fw4rd «' Alcoholic Ueverage Con- pal Board of Alcoholic Beverage Con- Merrltt, JER. and Albert T. Roll. Inc.. trading as Burke'B s Tavern, Has Klrkbrlght. Secretary of the Munici- Judgment of divorce between the said Rev. and Mrs. Gary Camp- Nottingham Way. Mountainside. New Governor, Travis Corey; Prelate DDplIed to the Municipal Board of pal Board of Alcoholic Beverage Con* plaintiff and you. Teachers from the Board -ing—Sr—(Biology)—Michael Favors, Tablecloths, Napkins etc. troi of Kahway. City Hall. N70 Jersey; Saul Kallsh. Vice President. Eugene Shrum: Treasurer. John L. trol of Rahway, City Hall, 1470 Objections, If any; should be made class—ln^the-hlstor-y-of-the bell of-Middlebury,-VtT,-are i" -organization, having tive of Michigan he is a Campbell aireet. Rahway. N. J. Pltchell. Jr.: Secretary, William' E. Campbell 6Lreet, Rahway. H. J, _immedmtcly_ln_wrltUiK_to Mnrfellne A:c3hollc Beverage Control of Rah- trol of Rahwo/j _Cllx__JIaIL__1470. Thrtm« of— E4ucation-to-as6ist-wlth— Anthony Grabowski, 309 W. 35 Devon Road. Clark. New Jersey way, "New~Jersey."for Plenary "Retail" Campbeir Btreet, Rahwoy. N. J. 60 Park Place State-University of New York the parents of a son, Chris- been one of the outstanding member of Tau Beta Pi. -ttrrtwrt—Buttirrti.—StcmaTy;—3«3 n Klrkbrlght. Secretary of the Munici- the program were Miss MAROARET BACJIMAN'N Trustees: Robert" Strsienbach. Grade A Dairy of Rahway, Inc. pal Board of Alcoholic Beverage Con- Consumption License for premises (Sinned) Newark. New Jersey Upstate Medical Center In Lincoln Ave.; Timothy Euclid Avenue. Manisquan. New Jer- Thomai Stasicky. Patrick O'Donnell. situated at 873 New Brunswick Ave- ROCCO F. ROMEO Dated May 15, 1907 FOR THE DISCRIMINATING GOURMET topher Robert, born May 19.,sales representatives among THE PIXIE SHOP sey; Joseph Weiner, Treasurer. 15C . MICHAEL KOHUT. Secretary trol of Rahway. City Hall. 1470 Peggy Hiller and Mrs. Tay- Robert Maguire, 1118 Briar- 222J St George Avenue Objections. If any, should be made Campbell Street. Rahway. N. J. nue. Rahway, New Jersey. 710-714 W. Grand Avenue 9/18/4t The Rev. Mr. Campbell is a the nearly 7,000 Allstate w. Orand Avenue, Rahway, New Immediately In writing to Madeline 0/2/2C The names and residences of all of- Rahway. New Jersey lor. Robert Kerkeas and FEATURING ITALIAN COOKING cliff Dr., (Economics); Ron- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hahway. New Jersey Jersey. (Blsned) NICHOLAS J. MABCIO former assistant pastor at agents in 1966. Klrkbrlght. Secretary of the Munici- NOTICE OF INTENTION Secretary ficers and directors who have no 6/8/21 SHERIFF'S 8ALE—Superior Court of 1079 Raritan Rd., Clark Objections, if any. should be made pal Board of Alcoholic Beverage Con- ether named office and the "names George Marhack represent- ald Joseph Schur, 1101 Ja- * • • lodgers of 91 Elm Avenue, Immediately in writing to Madeline Take notice that The Beveraxc 8/8/21 NOTICE OF INTENTION New Jersey. Chancery Division. Union Trinity. NOTICE OF INTENTION trol of Rahway. City Hall. 1470 and residences of all the stockholders County, Docket #F-4807-fl5. FIRST ed the Rahway Elks, while It's Jumbo June ques Ave. (History). lahway are the^ proud par- Open esery nigh: M 8.30 uric/. Sat.) Klrkbrtght. Secretary of the Munici- Campbell Street. Rahway, N. J. Shop, a corporation In the State of holding more than ten per centum Take notice that Julius Utsenskl. George Rosko, son of Mr. Tnke notice- that John J Brrnnan. pal Board of Alcoholic Beverage Con- New Jersey, Intends to apply to NOTICE OF INTENTION Trading' as Royal Gardens, has ap- PENNSYLVANIA BANKING* AND TRUST George R. Hoagland of the • • • * • • nts of a son.JUchard Law- trading as Brennan's Tavern, intends (Signed! RAHWAY LODOE 1363 Municipal Board of Alcoholic Bev- Take notice that the Italian-Am- (10^ > of any of the stock of said plied to the Municipal Board of Alco- CO.. a corporation of the Commonwealth ljf> time at the trol of Rahway. City Hall. 1470 LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE corporation, are as follows: Miss Marion Elizabeth and Mrs-. John Rosko of 782 to cuuiy to the Municipal Board of Campbeil Street. Rahway. N. J. erage Control of Rahway. New Jersey. erican Independent ClUuns Club In- holic Beverage Control of Rahway. of Pennsylvania. Plaintiff, vi MARY E. Recreation Department was Weekdays Luncheon 11:30 - 2:00 ence II, born on May 17. Alcoholic Hevtraice Control of Rah- WILLIAM E. ALLEN for Plenary Retail Distribution Li- tends to apply to the Municipal Board ODD .OLUPSEN. President. 104 New Jeracy. for Plenary Retail. Con- DUHY. et tls. Defendants. Civil Action William Reedy of 140Auth Griffls of 812 Hamilton St., Old Lake Ave. received a BELL-S DRUG STORE OP Secretary Hillcrest Avenue, Edison, N. J. Execution—For Sale of Mortgaged Prem- on hand. , .- . Mrs. Rodgers is the for- way. New Jersey, for Plenary Retail RAKWAY. INC. cense for premises situated at S3 of Alcoholic Bcrerafe Control of Rail- sumption License for premises situ- flRarlborougb Ccnsuiiiotloti License for premises 6/8/2t East Cherry Street, Rahway, New way. New Jerwry, for a Club Lice rue EARL RUPPERT. Eecretary-Treas- atrd at 990 E.^it Hitclwood Avenue, ises. ,, Ave., Iselin, is among the spent the weekend at Fred- B.S. degree in Business Ad- 1552 Irving Street urer, 49 Crcssy Avenue. Highland mer Jo - Ellen-Hummer, situated at 1482 and I486 Main Jersey. for premises situated at 530 New Rahway. New Jersey. By virtue of the above-stated writ of Dinner 5:00 - 11:00 j.Thereshe attend ministration; ' Miss Carol Street. Rahway- New Jersey. Rahway, New Jersey NOTICE OF INTENTION Park. N. J. _ • __ __ senior-art majors-exhibiting kMdh daughter of the late. Mr. 6/8/21 Names and addresses of the officer* Bruniw.ci-Avtnue. R&hway-N.. J. -- - ~-Objections, if any. shDOldbe mido eieeuUon-to-mc-dlrected X shall expose ed commencement exercises -Otj>cc:ior.*—if-*ny^*houJtl-be—made— —'fake-nollee-that-RahwayPcit-No- J the said corporation are: P. Stan- Names mnd addressei of officers of "HAROLD" BEDELLr Q7 Mountain Immediately ln writing to Madeline or sale by public vendue. Room B-8. in the Montclair State Col- Rotella, daughter of Mr. and S American Legion, Inc. intends to Avenue, North PlalnfteM. N. J. Hummer and Mrs. Jose- immediately in. writing lo Madeline NOTICE OF INTENTION ley Abrahams. President, 668 Stone this e.jO are: KtrkbrlBht. Secretary of the Munici- n the Court House, in-the City of Eliza- Legion Women 4 Weekend Specials. Gala recep- at Hood College. Mrs. B. Rotella of 253 apply to the Municipal Board of AIco- Objections, if any. should be made lege Fine Arts Department Kiikbright. Secretary of the Munici- Take notice that Charles Kelly and Street. Rahway, N. J.: Florence M. Qalvatore J. Flnelll. President, 1028 pal Board of Alcsholtc Beverage Con- beth. N. J., on Wednesday, the 21st day Sat. and Sunday Dinner 4:00 - 11:00 ihine Hummer formerly of pal Board ot Alcoholic Beverage Con- hoUc Beverage Control of Rahway. Abrahams, Vice President, Secretary Immediately in writing to Madeline trol of Rnhway. City Hall, 1470 if June A. D.. 1067, nt two o'clock ln * » * Princeton Ave., received a Mary Kelly have applied to the Coun- Jefferson Ave.. Hah way, N. J. Klrkbrlght. Secretary of the Munici- tion, excursion, dance & floor presentation of Senior Grap- lahway, now of Toms River, trol of Rah* ay. City Hall. 1470 N. J. for a Club License for premises nd Treasurer. 666 Stone St., Rah- Salvatore Zocchl, 1st Vice Presi- Campbell Street, Rahway. N. J. he afternoon of said day. : Saturday cil of the Township of Clark foi" situated at 581 Maple Ave.. Rahway. pal Board of AJcsholJc Sevcrsg* Con- hics Exhibits in the Student B.A. degree in English and Carns>>U Strtc:. Rahway. N. J. Plenary «eiaiJ Coniumptlon Llcente way. Sew Jersey. dent, 514 Jtffenon Are.; Jack 6crf- Signed: ALL THAT CERTAIN tract or parcel show, entertainment. Rates (or Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. "he paternal grandparents .. (Signed' JOHN' J. BRENNAN New Jersey. trol of Rahway. City Hall, 1470 Benedict Scrimenti, son of for premlfes situated at 1129 Rarltsn Objections. If any. should be made mentl. 2nd Vice President, 334 Mur- Campbell Street, Rahway. N. J. JULIUS USZENSKI of land and premises, hereinafter more Install Slate Lounge of the college's Life Glover, formerly of 24 Haw- 1482-1480 Main Street The names of the officers of this Immediately in writing to Madeline ray Street: Anthony P. Merendlno, 090 E. H a re 1 wood Avenue particularly described, situate lying Closed Tuesday two (or the 4-day, 3-night Inclu- re Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Road. Cl^rk. New Jersey. club and the offices they fill reipec- Signed: BUBKE'B TAVERN INC. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scrimenti Rahway. New Jersey Objections, if my. should be made Klrkbrlght, Secretary of the Munici- Treasurer, 1294 Maplo Terrace; Rahway, New Jersey md belne, ln, the City of Rahway, ln Hall from May 25 through thorne Dr., Clark, recently 6 8.21 tlvely are: by EARL RUPPERT. eec.-Treas. Mrs. Pat CollccHio of Lodgers of 76 West Cherry lmcdlnt-ly In writing to Township pal Board of Alcoholic Beverage Con- Henry E. Cantons, Financial Secre- 6/8/2t 6/8/2t :he Counry of Union and State of New sive Plan start at 592-room, June 5. of 334 Murray St., all of Commander. Joseph Sulo Sr., S18 trol of Rahway. City HaU, 1470 tary, 723 Elm Avenue: Frank Col- Tersey. moved in to their jiew manor treet, Rahway. whiskey.^ Cleric. Edward R. Padusnlak. Munlcl- Elizabeth was installed as Rahway, received a B.S. de- NOTICE OF INTENTION Buildlne. Westfleld Avenua, Clark. E. Milton Ave.. Sr. Vice Commander, Campbell Street. Rahway. N. J. angelo, Corresponding Secretary. 725 NOTICE OF INTENTION BEOINNINO at the westerly side of •meals, many extras. Phone 609- apartment at Rossmoor N.J. Take notice that John and Walter Howard Francli, 1461 Lambert St.; NOTICE OF INTENTION president of the Union County New Jeney. (Signed) FLORENCE M. ABRAHAMS Audrey Drive; William Gloria. Re-' Take notice thit Tlllle Pedlesky. Take notice that Leo B. Mono. Wltherspoon Street distant 189 feet gree ln Accounting at the an- Or :s tilt p..r: y m\ TLIL S. !:iy ! Kowal. trading as Butch Kowal'g Jr. Vice Commander. Virgil Collins Secretary cording Secretary, 570 W. Meadow southerly from the intersection of the 345-1211. For reservations only, located at Exit 8-A of the Christopher Dietz, of 1682 Tavern, intends to apply to the iSlgned> CHARLES KELLY Jr., 564 Albermarle St.: Finance Of- has applied to the Council of the trading as Fulton Tavern, has applied Organization American Le- nual commencement held •A cck ' No rv.;i::i.'. ''• '••:• • •'. •MARY KELLY 52 East Cherry St. Avenue; Harry 81c fc, Sergeant-at- Township of Clark for a Plenary Re- tn the Munlcloal Board of Alcoholic s.ime with the southerly line of East G. Richard Stiger, son ofN.J. Turnpike, near Cran- Municipal Board ot Alcoholic Bev- ficer, Paul Starysk. 5B5 Orchard St. Rutherford St., Rahway, is B.-.riM. RCSL rvt" is :• :": ••. :i :'.:• 1130 Rarltan Road Rahway. H. J. Arms, 206 Arcamela Avenue, Co- tail Consumption Llctns; far premlits Bevcrn.Be Control of Rahway, New Hazel wood Avenue; thence 11 • westerly gion Auxiliary by Depart- call 609-345-4464 COLLECT. Mr. and Mrs. George Stiger erage Control of Rahway. New Jeney. Board of Directors: Paul Konlc, 0/8/2t lonla: Thomas Barblerl, Truitee, 244 t rlcht angles to Wltherspoon Btreet bury, N.J. June 4 at Rider College. lor Plenary Retail Consumption Li- Clark. N. J. 1344 Bryant St.; Eugene O'Brien, sltjated st "17 Weitfield Avenue. Jersey, for Plenary Retail Consump- ment vice president Eliza- The Towne House ecuperating now from a bout Rudolph Ave., Rahway: Salvatore 50 feet: thence (2i southerly psrsllel of 253 W. Lake Ave., Rahway, • • • cence for premises located at 050 St. 0,8/2t 1036 Elm Ave.: Arthur W. Moran, Clark. New Jersey. tion License for premises situated at Prior to his retirement It" you v.-nnt ;i not her NOTICE OF INTENTION OoUnl, Trustee, 669 W. Hud wood 1345-1353 Fulton Btreet, Rahway. ith Wltherspoon Street 50 feet thence beth Fisher, June 3 at the vith hepatitis. He's a pa- Ocorse Ave . Rahway. N. J . Includ- 1068 Plymouth Drive, all of Rahway, Take notlc; that Marlon Collins, Avenue; Philip Matarcse. Trustee. Objections, If uny. should be midc was recently elected presi- Arne Hook of Rahway, N. J. immedlut:ly In writing to Township New Jersey. :3> easterly parallel with the first Mr. Glover served as :ient at the Veterans Hos- ing •'broad package prlv lieges" In NOTICE OF INTENTION trading; es Collins Tavern, has ap- 650 Plerpont Street-. :ourse 200 feet to the westerly line of Nicholas Murray Butler dent of Phi Eta Sigma, a license pursuant to Chapter 08. of the Cle-ic. tdward R, Paduuilak. Munici- Objections, if any. should be made president of the Day Session Take notice that Harr? B. Qulnn. Objections..IX any. should be made plied to the Municipal Board of Alco- Objections, if any. should b* made Vitherspoon Street, thence 141 north- School, Elizabeth. accountant with AT&T. lital, East Orange, .\'.J. The Laws of 104S. and amendments there- Immediately In writing to Madeline pal B'Jildlnj. Westfleld Avenue, Clark. Immediately ln writing to Madeline National Honor fraternity at radlng as Town Cafe. Intend! to holic Beverage Control of Rahway. tmmcdUlc.y In writing to Madeline New Jersey. Klrkbrlght. Secretary of the Munici- irly alone; the same 50 feet to the polnc 1453 Main St. Railway, N. J. Student Council at Union Jun- of and supplements thereto. Klrkbrlght. Secretary of the Munici- native of Michigan he was a ivell-known young attorney, Lpply to the Municipal Board of Al- New Jemey. for a Plenary Retail Kirkbrlgnt. Secretary of the Munici- pal Board of Alcoholic Beverage Con- ind place of Beginning. Other officers installed Newark College of Engineer- Objections. :f any. shoulrt be mads pal Board of Alcoholic Beverage Con* Consumption License for premises Signed: TILLI2 PEDLESKY or College, announced the oholic Beverage Control of the City pal Board of Alcoholic Beverage Con- 17 Westfleld Ave. trol of Rahway, City Hall. 1470 BEINO the same premises which ing. Richard is a 1965 gra-member of Taw Beta Pi. .vho is a Commissioner of Immediately In writing to Madeline f Rahway. New Jeney. for a renewal trol of Rahway. City Hall. 1470 situated at 1467 Main Street. Rahway. trol of Rahway. City Hall, 1470 were: Mrs. Robert Hard- election of Mr. and Mrs. 1 Clark. N. J. Campbell Street. Rahwsy. N. J. Ibert C. Slmcaon and Lucille Slmpion is a co- Klrkbricht. Secretary of the Munici- : PJenary Retail Consumption Ll- Campbell Street. Rahway. N. J. New Jersey. Campbell Street. Rahway, N. . J. his wife by deed dated May 20. 1958 grove of Springfield, first duate of Rahway High School. Rossmoor N.J. he Rahway Board of Edu- pal Board ol Alcoholic BcvernEe Con- (Signed) JOSEPH SULO, SR. 0/8/2t (Signed) LEO B. MOSSO Nicholas Billlas of 16 Laurel ense for premises located at 1501 Objections. If any. should b« mode - Signed: 1353 Fulton Street and recorded in Union County Deed * + * " ' operative - ownership com- atlon, is expected to re- 90 proof trol of Rahway. C::y Hall. 1470 Jain Street. Rahway. New Jersey. Commander Post No. 5 immediately In writing to Madeline SALVATORE J. FINET.T.T NOTICS OF INTENTION Book 2370 pace 410 granted and con- vice president; Mrs. Gilbert Clcnbum PL, Fanwood, operators of Campbell Street. Rahway. N. J. 6.-8'2l " Rahway, N. J. munity comprised of Colo- Objections. If any. should be made Ktrkbrlght. Secretary of the Munici- President Tike nntic: thit Catherine M. Hol- 6/8/2t 'eyed unto Sadie Fox. And the said Lesko of Clark, second vice Facilities Available For private Parties Owntrship Managemant main in the hospital until Slcnffl: mmediately In writing to Made Hno pal Board of Alcoholic Beverage Con- 0/S/2t lander, executrix of -the estat; of ladle Fox Is married to James Howard Jotlah While & Sons Co. Miss'Rose McCarten of 1 nial style manor-apartments the college cafeteria and JOHN KOWAL klrkbrlght. Secretary of the Muclcl- NOTICE OF INTENTION trol of Rahway. City Hall, 1470 David R. Hollander intends tD apply NOTICE OF INTENTION president; Mrs. Jack Irving mid-June. Mr. Dietz has ex- Take notice that the Ilderan Out- I ox. Reservations 388-8100 Free Patron parking Boardwalk at Park Placa DeWltt Rd., Elizabeth, a snack bar, honorary mem- WALTER KOWAL al Board of Alcoholic Beverage Con- Campbell Street. Rahway. K. J. NOTICE OF INTENTION to fie Council of the Township of Take notice that Cue-Bee Social -Being known and designated as of Cranford, third vice with its own golf course, ressed his appreciation to 930 St. Occrsc Avenue trol of Rahway. City Hall. 1470 Ing Club of Rahway, hai applied to (Signed) Clari far a Plenary Retail Consump- Atlantic City special representative of the bers of the graduating cLass the Municipal Board of Alcoholic | TAKE NOTICE that Kolstan, Inc.. Club, has applied to the Municipal #1430 Wltherspoon Street. Rahw»y, club house, swimming pool Rahway. New.Jersey Campbell Street. Rahway. N. J. MARION COLLTNS trading as Len's Den. a corporation tion L!c:zs; for premises situated at Beard of Alcoholic Beverage Control ew Jersey." president; Mrs. Harold the many people who've call- _^ 6 3 2t Beverage Control of Rahway. New , auditing department of the at the annual Class Night Signed: HARRY B. QUlNN 14Q7 Main Street of Mew Jersey, has applied to the Rarttan Ro=d and Central Avenue, of Rahway. New Jersey, for a Club There Is due* approximately J6.fll2 31 and other recreational fac- Jersey, for a Renewal Club License, Clark. New Jer:ey. trading as Clark Washington of Plainfield, ed the hospital, visited him NOTICE OF INTENTION 1901 Main Street Rahway. New Jersey Municipal Board of Alcoholic Bev- License for Premises aituated at 1924 mh interest from March 10, 1967 and National State Bank, Eliza- celebration held June 2 ln Rahway. New Jeney for premises situated at 1057 Plerpont Rest. Elizabeth Avenue, Rahway, New Jer- ilities. Residents are guar- Take no*.see thai Denis P. Byrne, Street. Rahway, New Jersey. 6/8/2t erage Control for a plenary Retail csU. historian; Mrs. Rocco Cen- beth, and Walter W. Young or sent "get well" notes." fl/8/2t ConiumpUon License for premises tej\ the theater of the Campus tratlins as Byrne's Tavern. Intends The names of the officers of this • OhJcctlan-.. if any. should be made The Sheriff reserves the right to ad- tilanzo of Elizabeth, record- anteed exterior maintenance to apply to the Municipal Board of located at 2137 U. S. Highway rl, Immediately In writing to Township The name* and officers of this club iurn this sale. of 1454 Deer Path, Moun- Center. NOTICE OF INTENTION club, and the office they fill respec- NOTICE OF INTENTION Rahway, N. J. Cltrk. Fdw.rrd R. Padusnlak. M-inlcl- and the offices they fill respectively of their dwellings, grass cut- .Alcoholic Beverage Control of Rah- tively are: ~ Take notice, that Barry Burls, RALPH ORISCELLO.. Sheriff ing secretary; Mrs. Anne tainside, assistant vice - Miss Virginia A. Rommel i»i.-$Q69 way. New Jersey, tor Plenary Retail Take notice that Hlgglni Llauors . The names and addresses of all the pnl Buildlnx. Westfleld Avtnue. Clark. are: ting, snow removal, lawn, ic . trading as Doc's Cafe and Hlit* R. H. Talbot. President. 439 Elm Inc.. t/a FLAMINGO BAR (a cor- New J=rs?y. President, Alexander Hoodzow, ;HANALIS. LYNCH & MALONEY Butfilaski of Elizabeth, president of the bank were Consumption License for premises lo- Ave. Rahway: T. P. Orahlll. Treas- poration of New Jersey) has applied officers of the above named corpora- FUND RAISING AUCTION tree, shrub and.flower care, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. gallon y cated at 289 Monroe Street. Rahway, gins Package Store intends to apply tion are: Leonard C. Kolesar, Presi- CATHERINE M. HOLLANDER 1112 Milton Blvd.. Rahway. N. J.: LTTYS. " chaplain; Mrs. Emily Byr- honpred__June_l_at_a.8urp.rl8e. the Municipal Board of Alcoholic urer. 063 Plerpont St.; Mrs. W. to the Municipal Board of Alcoholic Rarltan Road and Central Ave. Secretary. Roy Holllngshead. 1141 1: RNR CX-232-03 _i__MiS8_V_irginia_A. Sullivan Daniel-J. -Rommel, Jr., of New Jersey. Leatham,' Eccretary. 150 W. Lake Beverage Control of-the City of Rah- dent. 22 Foley Ave., Edison. N. J.: free intra--community-bus Beverage Control of Rahway. New Edward Kolesac, Vice-President, 56 Clark. N. J- Thlna Place. Rahway, N. J.; Treas- '/25''«t Fees: S46.40 nes of -Warren,-treasurer;— buffet luncheon at the bank on of 1081 Thirza place, Rah- 1477 Campbell St., Rahway, Objections, If any. J^hould be made Jersey, for Plenary Retail Consump- Ave- Trustees: Dr. J. Nemeth. 762 : way. New Jersey for a Plenary Re- urer. Edwin A. Leemann. 16 Brunlnt; service, and unlimited use Immediately In writing to Madeline Oarden St.; Q. Syme, 1333 Church * Purter Ave.. Linden, "W". J.: Joan P. 6/8/2t Mrs. BettyMarholdof Eliza^ their 40th anniversaries. tion License for premUea located at tail Consumption License for prem- Kolesir, 22 Poley Ave., Edison. N. J., Road. East Brunswick, N. J.: Serg- at^the way, was awarded the Sigma and MiS6 Eileen J. Carroll | Klrkbright. Secretary of the Munici- 159CMS92 Irving Street, and Base* St.; D. F. Taylor, 438 Central Ave.: I ises situated at 39-41 East MUton NOTICE OF INTENTION eant-at-Arms, George Muke. 45 Jor- of all recreational facilities pal Board ot Alcoholic Beverace Con- L. Potts. 835 W. Inman Ave.; H. ' Avenue, Rahway, New Jersey. Secretary -Treasurer. beth, corresponding secre- The luncheon was given by Alpha Phi Prize for the of 7 Crescent Parkway, ment thereof. Rahway. New Jer*er. Objections, If any, should be made Tike not'.c- that Rursell Yarnell. don Road, Colonla. N. J. for their one monthly pay- trol ot Rahway. City HaU. 14.70 Including "broad package privileges" Simmons, 1797 Lennlngton St.; E. The names and addresses of the trading AS "Ye Ole Log Cabin" has ! tary and Mrs. John Crowell their fellow employees at the member with the highest Clark, daughter of Mr. and Campbell Btrett. lUhway. N. J. Slcucr. 939 Mid wood Drive; Mrs. D. immediately in writing to Madeline Objections, if any. should be made In license, pursuant to Charter OB. ol officers of this corporation arc as applied ti t^ie Council of the Town- immediately in writing to Madeline Junior Service RAHWAY ITALIAN AMERICAN CLUB Main Office at 68 Broad St., ment. (SUned) DENlfl P. BYRNE P. 'Donovan. 688 Stone St.: Mr. T. KirkorlgaC. Secretartiof ihe .Munici- iof Linden, Sgt. at Arms.-— academic. average at Union Mrs. Donald J. Carroll, have the Laws o! 1MB. and amendments tallows: pal Board of Alcoholic Beverage Con- a"ii3 of Clark, far a Plenary Retail Kirkbright. Secretary or the Mfinici- 1 289 Monroe Btreel thereof and supplements thereto. F. Or.hi 11. 963 Plerpont Bt.: B. Judd. " Wilbert Davis, President Ccmumptlon Llcerss for premises Elizabeth. • * .* Rahway. New Jersey 370 Cypress Drive, Colonla. trol or Kahway. City Hall. 1470 pnl Board of Alcoholic Beverage Con- A luncheon was served at' Junior College^ annu'a. completed a year-long nurs- The officers and offices they fill 2 Halley Court Campbell Street, Rahway, M. J. situated at 673 Rarltan Rood, Clark, trol of Rahway. City Hall. 1470 . 6/6/21 Objections. If any. should be made • * * * Councilman Menottl Lom- Class Night on Friday, Jun< ing program at Union Junior •'•<%$ are: Andrew Kuruc. President. 277 Plscataway, N. J. Signed: LEONARD C. KOLESAR New Jersey. Campbell Street. Rahway. N. J. the Argonne Post Home fol- NOTICE OF INTENTION Murray St.. Rahway. N. J.: Elizabeth Immediately In writing to Madeline Leon Burls. Secretary Objections. If any. ahould be made (6lgned> EDWIN A. LEEMANN league Members bardi iiid his^wifti; Patricia 2. Miss Dawn L. Skouboe o College, Cranford. Miss Kiikbright. Secretary of the Munici- 6 Haller Court President lowing the Installation and a Take notice that Daniel Kovacs fa Kuruc. secretary. 277 Murray St.. 0/8/2t immediately In writing to Township 10 B run Ing Road Miss Susan Gallo of 472 East Side Cafe has applied to the Rahway. N. J.; Norman J. Abrams. pal Board of Alcoholic Beverage Con- Plscataway. N. J. C'.erk. Fdward Ti. Padusnlak. Munici- East Brunswick, N. J. dinner dance was held later Inman and New Brunswick Aye. Ann, ' of 2367 . Jowett PI. 896 Raritan road, Clark, won Rommel, a Rahway High trol of Rahway, City Hall. 1470 Municipal Board of Alcoholic Bev- Vice President. 521 Stella Ave.. Plaln- Henrietta Burls, Treasurer pal Buildlnx. Westfleld Avenue. Clark. 6/8/21 Orchard St. was awarded the Rahway, are the proud par- the Novello Memorial Lib- School graduate is a student erage Control of Rahway. New Jersey fleia. N. J. Campbell Street. Rahway. N. J. 6 Halley Court NOTICE OF INTENTION New Jersey. that evening at the Elizabeth degree of Bachelor of Arts for Plenary Retail Consumption Li- Objections. If any. should be made Signed: ILDERAN OUTING CLUB Plscataway. N. J. Take notice that American Legion Signed: Conduct Picnic Carteret Hotel to honor tho ents of a baby girl born on eral Arts Prize contributed nurse at Perth Amboy Gen- cense for premises situated at 240 Immediately In writing to Madeline MRS. W. LEATHAM Objections, If any. should be made Pest No. 328. Clark. N. J.. has mads RUSSELL YARNELL SHERIFF'S SALE at the 77th Commencement May 24 at St. Elizabeth Hos- by Pi Kappa Psi fraternity eral Hospital and Miss CarT Monroe Street. Rahway. New Jersey. Klrfcbright. Secretary of the Munici- Secretary immediately In wrltlnc to Madeline applicitlon to the Council of the 655 Rarltin Road The annual June picnic of outgoing president, Mrs. of West Virginia Wesleyan Objections. If any. should be made pal Boird of Alcoholic Beverage Con- 6/8/2t Klrkbrlght. Secretary of the Munici- Township of Clark for a Club License Clark. N. J. , The annual June picnic of Stanely Wyckoff of Roselle Saturday, June 10, 3 to 8 P.M. pital. A graduate of Rahway High roll, a graduate of Arthur Immediately in writing to Madeline trol of Rahway. City Hall. 1470 pal Board of Alcoholic Beverage Con- for premises situated at the corner - 6/8/2t 1I E n 8 S 3 U De C 0 ur College on May 28. Miss School, Miss Sullivan Is a L. Johnson Regional High Klrkbright. Secretary of the Munici- Campbell Street, Rahway. N. J. NOTICE OF INTENTION trol of Rahway, City Hall, 1470 0: We:tfield Avenue and Liberty N .^ 7.'r .ey ^c . r, SM.,o n . TJnio°nl the Rahway Junior Service Park. • * • Campbell Street, Rahway, N. J. Gallo, a graduate of Rahway pal Board of Alcoholic Beverage Con- HIOOIN8 LIQUOR6 INC. Take notlcr that Rahway Aerie No. Etreet. dark. N. J. NOTICE OF INTENTION ^SraSSISSfSaS^i League was held June 5 at liberal arts major ln the Day School is a student nurse at trol of Rahway. City Hall, 1470 (Signedi Andrew Kuruc. President 1863 F. O. Eagles Intends to apply BARRY BURLS. INC. Tnfce not!C3 that Clark Lanes. Inc. Roberts. Peltzer,35Nas- tc- the Municipal Board of Alcoholic Wilbert Davis, President OFPICERS THE UNITED STATES. A Corporation High School, will assume a Session. She is the daughter Campbell Street. Runway. N. J. 277 Murray fit. tr-.dlnc us Clark Lines, a corporation of tha Slats ol Nev York, Plimutf vs the home Of MrS. JOSepn sau St., Clark, is one of Elizabeth General Hospital. Rahway. N. J. Beverage Control of Rahway, New 39-41 East Milton Avenue Commander, Joseph Mlkui, Jr.; 14 of fie State of New Jersey. h*s ap- position in the Rahway El- of Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. • »• * Signed: DANIEL KOVACS Jersey, for a Club License for prem- Rahway. N. J. 3ICHARD J. NORBI8, et al., De- COME IN LOOK AROUND BID ON A four employees of the Eliza- 2*6 Monroe Street Elisabeth Kuruc, Secretary Harold Johnson PI., Cr in ford. N. J.: plied to f.ie Council of the Township fendants, civil Action Execution—For Ference, 1992BrooksldeDr. ementary Schools in Sept. 277 Murray St. ises situated at 325 West Grand Ave- Br. V;cwCommander, John Ridge, 16 of Clr\rk for a Plenary Retail Con- Young Pianists Sullivan. Majoring in liberal Rahway. New Jersey nue. Rahway, New Jersey. : ; B/a/at lie of Mortiaied Premises. Scotch Plains. beth Social Security District Joseph R. Witkowski of 40 6.fi,2t Rahway, N. J. Charles St., Clark. N. J.; Jr. Vice sumption LIc;ra? for premises located Former Councilman - at - arts in the Day Session, Miss The namei of the officers of this NOTICE OF INTENTION " Commander, William Cox. 70 Omaha By virtue of the above-stated writ of g Office to receive a superior Joseph St., Clark, a junior 6/8/2t lit 140 Central Avenue. Clark, New ixecutlon to me directed I shall expose The theme of the evening VARIETY OF ITEMS Large and Mrs. Gallo, toget- Skouboe is the daughter of NOTICE OF INTENTION club and the offices they fill respec- Take notlcr that the Mulvey-Dlt- Dr., Cranford. N. J.; Sergeant-at- Jersey. was International Night and tively are: Arms, Joseph Adamskl, 60 Lincoln [or sale br nubile vendue. In room B-8. work performance award at at Pennsylvania State Uni- Take notice that Rahwar Recrea- NOTICE OF INTENTION msrs Post 7?o: 681, Veterans of For- Orf'c:rc. directors nnd stccltholdera In the Court House, ln the City of Ellta- l Nh d Win Music Awards her with Miss Nancy Schutt Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Skou- tion. Inc. a corporation In the Btate Take notice that Wltty's Inc.. trad- President. Lou Boos: Vice Presi- eign Wars, haa applied to the Munlel- Blvd.. Clark. N. J.: Judge Advocate, h^ldlni more than 10'r of the stock featured a complete buffet the ..12th . Annual Honor verslty is among 39 new Hcnrj PetruxzelU. 27-Coo)t-St-.-CJark. - teth. N. J., on Wednesday, the nth dar of 1160 Charlotte PI., spent boe. She is a graduate of of New Jersey, trading as Rahway ing ai Wttty'i has applied to the dent, Martin Carroll: Secretary, pnl Board of Alcshollc BeycraK Con- cf *itd-«Tpor-Uon ore- • ------jf June A. D.. 1907. at two o'c i of-food irom various nations. Barton Reserve N. J. The!- annual auditions of - Awards Ceremony for the members initiated into the - R««re«uon Inc-7 hm -»ppl.rt--to"th<: ~M^r.'.cTpa! ""Beard. «of -Alcoholic Bav- Anthony Vanux:" ~Titasur*r. "David *«'.?'Jlah«ray, Hew.Jersey foca club Pre-td-M. An-elo Villa. 895 New .he afternoon of Bald day. the weekend at Buckhannon South Plainfield High School. -^aan;c«3kT~TJoa'ra' or A"TcohbTic'"EeY-. CHerrlx; TrusteeTrus leesd. JamesJames^ Johnson7 license for-premises situated at 1491 [ The provisional members of REFRESHMENTS WILL BE AVAILABLE "crane - Controitrol oofi RahwayRahway.. New Jartcy, Objections', if any. should be made Fnclnr.d Drive. WeitfleM. N. J.: Vice Premises In the Township of Clark, the Music Education Associ- Employees of the Depart- • * * Penn State chapter of the A Blind • 90 Piool erage Control of Rahway, New Jersey, far Plenary Retail Consumption Li- Arthur Moore and Arthur Huff, all Campbell Street. Rahway, New Jersey. immediately in writing to Township Pre-ldf?.t. Oc^rtte Villi. 040 New Kng- u i hffiflft and enjoyed the commence- ; 'nlon County and 8tat« of New Jersey. League were ment of Health, Education, history society, in ceremon- for Plenary Retail' Consumption Li- cense [or premises situated at 453-457 of Rahway. N. J. Commander. Camllle Lecjreux, 474 Clerk. Edwrrd R. Padusnlak. Munici- hrd Pr've. Ve*t«e!d. N. J.: Becre- ation of New Jersey were ment activities. cense for premises located at 1433 Objections. If any. should be made \ BEOINNINO at a point ln the north* and wore national costumes. St Georges Avenue. Rahway. New E. Grand Ave.: Sr. Vice Commander pal Building. Westfleld Avenue. Clark, f\ry. Qulnty Villa. B73 New Englond ;rly sideline of Ascot Way, therein dis- held at Douglas College last m • * and Welfare in New York, Miss Virginia Rommel of ies which featured Pulitzer Lawrence St.. Rahway. N. J. Jersey immediately In writing to Madeline Howard Sammond, 122 W. Milton New Jerasy. nnvc. Weitflcld. N. J.: Treasurer. Members of the committee Klrkbrlght. Secretary of the Munlel- I tant 211.69 feet northeasterly from the New Jersey and Delaware, Rahway was among the 22 Prize-winning historian, Dr. Names and addresses of the offlcen Objections. If any. should be made Ave.: Jr. Vice Commander, Alfred Signed: JOSEPH MIKUS, JR. j-a:nh Villa. 4 Stoneleigh Park. West- joint of curve where said line of Ascot j were Sunday. Miss Susan Grabowski of of the above named corporation arc: iminrduiely tn wrHtni to Madeline pal Board of Alcoholic Beverage Con- j Hellreigal, 356 W. Orand Ave.; Commander r:e:d. N. J Ference, Way curves to the rlBht Into Oleander J\ T — i Piano pupils who received held June 2 at Governor's first-year students who re-Roy Franklin Nichols, as William Schmidt. 8r,. President. Kiikbright. Secretary of the Munici- trol of Rahway. City Hall. 1470 Chaplin, Alexander Symon, 541 fi/B/2t Objections, if any. should be made Way, and from said point of beflnntnri Mrs. JatTie8 L) 1688 Rutherford St. and War- 443 Weit lnmnn Avenue. Rah way. pal Board ot Alcoholic Beverage Con- Campbell Street. Rahway. N. J. Orchard St. Trustees: 3 years, Don- I"'rpcdl2i?ly In writing to Township running thence . T m nivnnk the gold honor award were: Island ln New York City. ceived caps Tuesday evening speaker. The history honor- N. J.; William Schmidt. Jr.. Vice trol of Rihway. Clly Hall. 1470 (Signed I ANTHONY VANUK ald Davlsson: 2 yeirs John Dunham' NOTICE OF INTENTION Cleric. Fdw;\rd R. Tidumlik. Munici- 1 Mrs I pRoV ren Smith of 1585 Lawrence President. 1453 Lawrence St.. Rah- Campbell Street. Rahway. N. J. Secretary 1 year, William Meffe. Take notice that American-Hun- II aloni said line of Ascot Way. alonl| •<.«• """- " Laurie MacNeill, Diane Har- • » * at the Charles E. Gregory ary society is Phi Alpha pal Bulldlnj. WestfleZd Avenue. Clark. the arc of a curve to the riant havlni: Frank, Mrs, E.F. Marek, a St., both of Rahway, are way. N. J: Mrs. Virginia Medvlgy. WUTY'S. INC. 6/a/2t Objections. II any. should be made garian Cltlzen'H Club of Rahway, N. New Je-s*y. a radlui ot 100 feet, an arc distance^,.., rv,rvir,i °by. Kowal, Judith Clara L. Alston of Rahway School of Nursing at Perth Theta. Secretary-Treasurer. 971 Fernwood Trading a» Willy's tmmediateli in writing to Madeline J.. intends to apply to the Council of Slcned: CT.ARK LANES. INC. d scheduled to receive Bache- Amboy General Hospital at Avenue. Plain.'.eld. N J. Nathan Wltkin. President NOTICE OF INTENTION | Klrkbrtght. Secretary of the Munici- the Township of Clark, for a Club 140 Central Avenue of 43.0» feet to a point of tan«ency;| Mrs. . GordoOOruoni Meyers, and ; Kaenlak, Beth Koenlak, Tho- received the Bachelor's de- Objections. If any. should be made 37 Lewis Street Take notice that HOME LIQUORS -1 pal Board of Alcoholic Beverage Con- Licence for premises situated at Old Kl lor degrees at the annual 's Give Dad Clark. New Jersey '^nce . Mrs. Stephen O Connor. gree from the division of ceremonies in the school's Robert L. Jones of 753 Immediately In writing to Madeline Perth Amb-y. New Jersey (a Corporation of New Jersey) has I trol of Rahway. City Hall, WtO Rarltan Road. Clark, New Jersey. 6/8'2t mas Brown, Dorothy Martin, commencement at Fairleigh Klrkbrlght. Secretary of the Munici- Norma Wltkin. Vice President applied to the Municipal Board of | Campbell Street. Rahway. N. J. The names of the officers of this 2) still alonf aild line north B6 decrees —- - ^ Karen Legan, Karen Yula, teacher education at Fair- auditorium. The occasion Garden St., Rahway, a vice pal Board of Alcoholic Beverage Con- 37 Lewis Street Alcoholic Beverage Control of the (Slened) JOHN DUNHAM club and the offices they fill respec- NOTICE OF INTENTION IS, minutes 30 seconds east 20.00 feet; co - chairman with Mrs. Dickinson University on June marked-the-successful-com- City or Rahway for a Plenary Retail 3.nortthenceh 3 de,rees 3o-.ee•**-- „ . r> ,j , . Ann Krlvltski, and Julia Ken- leigh Dickinson University at trol of Rihway. City Hall. 1470 Perth Amboy. New Jersey .- 6/8/2t tively are: TAKE NOTICE that Clark Towers of Campbell Street. Rahway. N. J. Paul Wiikin,, Secretnn^Trtasur-r. DlstrlbuUon_ License for premises_ —Prealdenti-Mr.-L.-KrUDD.-102-Lln-— or Clarl£."Nr jr. trading ai Howard ondi Douglas Baumann, Advisor |d .----•, of'--- ~I0 at the TeanecV campus. the annual" "Commencement siened: •14 Merker Drive aituated at 1532 Main Street. Rah- NOTICE OF INTENTION coin Boulevard. Clark. N. J.; Vice Johnson's, his applied to the Council 8 l l ul to the prqvisipnal members. A way. 2i. 3. Take notice that the Columbian 'onr.es ,' , S?7Sl! 5.Sa " _^ »-»-» exercises. WILLIAM SCHMIDT. 8R. FordJ tEdison Twsp.) N. J. President. A. Barat. 6 _ Harper . bt.,. of tje-TonrnshJp of-Clark for-a. Plen- re) south 3i'de.rees s mTriutes east Mark - -Backhaus, Carol President. 443 W. Inman .. .Officers—Directors and- Stockhold- Club of. Rahway has applied to-the Piscataway, N\ J.;' Financial Secre- ary Retail Consumption License for 'The membership heard the' Miss Jacquelyn McClure - AVcniie. Rahway, N. J. ers are: Municipal Board of Alcoholic Bever- tary, Mrs. Margaret Perenccy, 1067 preni'acs altuatsd at 10 Central Ave- 115.04 reel to the northerly sideline Kulp, Cynthia Van Savage, or Ascot Way and the point of BE- annual reports of the officers • * • 6/0/21 NOTICE OF INTENTION Edwin Fisher. 125 Mayhew Drive. age Control of Rahway. N. J.. for Bryant St.. Rahway, N. J.: Treasurer, nue. Clark. N. J. JaJ n SSei den ElalnEli e GGannon of 678 Stone St., Rahway Take notice lhat Herman. John and South Orange. N. J.. President. Treas- a Renewal Club License, for premises Mrs. V. K Nemeth. a*3 Prospect St., OINNINO. Ira R. Morganstern of 529 The names and residences of all Belns known and designated as lot and committee chairmen. - * : ' and Miss Gayla Singer, 322 William Ec'.iullE trading as Bchultz'a urer. Director and Stockholder; Mari- situated at flO West Inman Avenue. Roaelle Park. N. J,; Secretary, Mn. I'IC officers and all directors who and Deborah Lutz, were the Central Ave., Rahway, re- NOTICE OF INTENTION Tavern have applied to the Municipal lyn Plihcr. 125 Mayhew Drive. South Rahway, New Jersey. Irene Oonctllk, 52 Bart* 11 PI., Clark, rI4 of block 63-M on a certain map en- Mrs. Joseph DiFluri out go- Take notic; that Edward Bodnar hive no other named office, and the itled "Map of Chestnut Kill Township winners from Clark. Cast your vote for Dad . . . he's Parkway Dr., Clark, re- Board of Alcoholic Beverage Control Orange. N. J.. Secretary. Director; The namei of the officer* of this M. J.Trusleea: Mr. Z. Wm. Nemeth, - nsmci and reitdeneu of stockholder Ing president presented. a ceived his M.D. degree from trading a Novelty Inn. a New Jer- cl Railway. New Jeney. for Plenary Abe W. Wasserman, 12 Hemlock club, and offices they fill respectively 843 Prospect St , Roselle Park, N. J.: if Clark. Union County, New Jersey, ceived their B.A. degrees sey Corporation. 1536 Irving St . holding more thin t-n pcrcentum of All are pupils of Elsie Al- first on everyone's ballot on Father's Tufts University School of Come find Retail Consumption License for prem- Court. Maple wood. N. J., Director: are: Mrs. S. J. Shuha, 1238 Lansdowne any cf fie sttc'x are ai follows: ated May 8. 1850. prepared by Troun- ffavel tO Mrs. DOUglaS B8U- ! u,,.o = _ today at Glassboro State Col- Rahway. N. J . inter.di ta apply to isei Iccitcd at 297-301 Weil Grand Objections. If any. shoulJ be maas President, A. Charles Batllsta, 1029 Ter., Plslnfleld. N. j.; Mr. Menyhert n t but6Ofl Day . . . every dayl Youll be sure to gel the Municipal Board or Alcoholic Howard B Johnson. 88S Park Ave.. %nS^ SS7rJS& tSS mann. the newly electedpre- j Medicine, Boston, Mass., at the greatest gifts Avenue. Kahway. New Jersey. Immediately In writing to Madeline El.-n Terrace. Rahway, N J ; Vice Toth. Box 134, Carteret. N. J. New York. N. V. his nomination when you choose an lege. Miss McClure majored Beverage Control cf Rah way. New Klrkbrlght. Secretary of the Munici- President, William Disney. 257 E __ filed in the Office of the ReHster the June 4 commencemen r*.is tonfirt Jersey lor Plenary Retail Consump- ObjfC'lor.*. if any. should be made Objections. If any. should be made Eutenc J. Durgln. 115 Highland sldent. ! ln General Elementary Edu- for wonderful Dads. lrr..T.rdiatrly in writing to Madeline pal Board of Alcoholic Beverage Con- Haxelwood Ave.. Rahway N. J.; Sec- >f rfee County of Onion on July 23, 1850 extra special gift for him here, from our tion Llcer.se for premises situated at trol of Rahway. City Hall. 1470 immediately tn writing to Township Avenue. WollaiCbn. Mira. exercises. Kirkbright. Secretary of the Munici- retary, Charlea j. Lanigan. 447 Clerk- Edward R. Padusnlak. Munici- Howard D. Johnson. 330 Beacon i Map r448-C. The program closed with i cation and Miss Singer was a 153G Irving St . Rahway, N. J Campbell Street. Rahway, N. J. Orchard St., Rahway. N J.: Treas- The fcbove description U In accordance tremendous selection. Names and addres\ei of the offi- pal BoarJ of Alcoholic Beverage Con- pal Building. Westfleld Avenue, Clark. Et.. Bts'on. Mass. the installation of new of- Colonia AAUW Kindergarten - Primary • • • AND FATHER WILL LOVE THE BEAim OF trol of Rahway. City Hall. 1470 HOME LIQUORS urer. Julius J. .Bwlerk. 212 W. Scott with H Burver mide far Theo. P. Troun- cers ol the above named corporation Edwin Fisher, President New Jervey. jaieph Dahlborg. 0 Mitchell Ter- •on, Jr.. lurveyor, dtted October 29, 1 Campbell Street. Rahway. N. J. Ave.. Rahway. N. J.: Director, Ed- Signed: ficers: Mrs. Douglas Bau- The final meeting of the major. Among the 21 cadets from ore Edward Bodnar. President. 21 773 So. Orange Avenue ward Byrnes, 376 Berthold Ave > rac;. Mt. Holly. New Jersey. 1938, revUed January lfl. 1B&7. .- THESE HANDSOME LOUNGE CHAIRS TOO Pre-cott Turn. Clark. N J . Marlon Newark. N. J. Rahway. N. J.; Director Charles VILMA K. NEMETH, Treasurer John H. Wyllle. River Road. Nor- Belns commonly known and deilt- mann, president; Mrs. Peter Colonia Branch of the Am- Newark College of Engineer- Bcdnar. Secretary-Treasurer. 21 Pres- HERMAN. JOHN and WILLIAM American Hungarian well. Mill. : SCHULTZ 6/8/2t Leila. 2187 Allen St., Rahway. N. J.: ited •..• 21 McoAicott 'w.y. clark. New jer-. Schmicft,, vice president; erican Association of Uni- ing's Air Force ROTC Group catt Turn. Clark. Andrew Bodnar. —Director, William- LlnnelL- BQ J_Jaoucs CHltens"CIutr " • Objections, if any. should be made iey. »nd belnn further known and aciii-i., Tctary. nM n»fii.n ftfi . immyn* .-••Jtii-w 1.I4.W — TT—«^™^—-^Verslty-WoTnerr^tlr-be-heW-- Douglas J. Gibbons, son commissioned June 6, were: Y'ei». buy one for Father, anil Rahway. New Jersey NOTICE OF INTENTION Ave.. Rarnray, N. J. lflW&T~l»J~Tf3V~'H~ltt" Bloclt No. 114 on| NITS, •» * Objections. If any. should be made Take notlcr that The Ore at Atlan- - ,'S. 6/B/2t Clerk. Fdward ft. Padusnlak. Munici- ,he Tax Map of the Township of Clark.I rnrdlnff better fishing itarti~atr.— of~Mrrand ^Mrs. Donald J. Immediately In writing to Madeline 6/8/2t Objections. If any, should be made pal BuUdlng. WestfleM Avenue, Clark. secretary; Mrs. Bruce A. Killy, 413 Willow |ileaw Mother loo! A new tic & Pacific Tea Company. Inc., has immediately in writing to Madeline NOTICE OF INTENTION Beirjf the a»me premlie*. conveyed tol ,.T.. * . ,. - •- , today at the Ad Lib Rest- Klrkbrlght. Secretary of the Munici- applied to the Municipal Board of New Jers;y. _, llchird J. NorrU and Lilella NorrU, hlflj William ASSell, Correspond- Gibbons of 719 Hamilton St., Way, Clark; William G. Nor- pal Boarr1 of Alcoholic Beveraue Con- NOTICE OF INTENTION Kirkbright. Secretary or the Munici- Take notice that Estate of Prank Signed: , ll r . aurant in Woodbridge at 6:30. duiir aildf «) much to u room. Take notice that Natco Liquor. Alcoholic Beverage Control of Rah- pal Board of Alcoholic Beverage Con- Arcenzlano. his applied to the Coun- n graduated June 4 from Staun- trol of Rahway. City Hall. U70 way. New Jersey for a Plenary Retail CLARK TOWERS. INC. tS« ing secretary; and Mrs. Le- ! . This meeting will con- CHARLIE BRENNERS ton, 999 Stone St., Rahway Ellrabeth, trading KS National Liquor trol of R&nway. City HaU, 1410 eil o! tivt T&vn&hip cl Clark ler m a p#m Humlreclji of oliuir* ;nwtit \im Campbell Street. Rahway, N. J. ZKiinbutlon Ltccnit Tar premises 10 Central Arrrme March 4, 1637, in Book 2305 04 Deed) 1 ton Military Academy where and Ronald W. Rapp, 231 •3J«ned' Siorri. has maa« vrplication to the C«mpbeII eireet, Rahway. N J Plenary Retail Consumption License Clark. New Jersey Roy Frank, treasurer. elude a study of China as SPORT SHOP Municipal Board of Alcoholic Bev- iltuated at 2325 Elisabeth Avenue, (Signed) JULIUS J. BWIERX for premises situated at 777; Rarltan for Union County. Pare 67. be was a student for the . .' . ha\<\fun NOVELTY INN. Rahway, N. J. 8/8/2t "The iale will be made fubject to the EDWARD BODNAR. President erage Control of the City ot Rahway Treasurer Road, corner Madlsan Hill Road, well as good fun ln the '66-67 1534 IRVING ST., RAHWAY; 382-4066 N J . for a Plenary Retail Distribu- OFFICERS 6/8/2t Clark. New Jeraey. NOTICE OF INTENTION 'ollowlni: past three years. A partici- 1330 Irving St. | 1. Such facts at an accurate iurvey AAUW program. Rahway. N. J. tion license for premises situated at Melvln W. Alldredge. 95 Pond- Objection.. If any. should be made Take notice that the John L. r~0p.n iliOO A.M. fo lOiOO P.M. pant in Intramural sports, he 431 W. Grand Ave.. Rahway N. J. field Road. West, "Bronnvllle. N. Y., NOTICE OF INTENTION Ruddy Pest r7363 V.P.W. haa ap- nd Inspection of the premises would Rahway Boy. 0 8 2t Take notice that Paollnl'g Town Immediately in writing to Township The speaker at this final Rahway Theatre The officers and their addresse' Ch-.'rman. fc Cleik. Edward R. Ptduanlak. Munici- plied to the Council of the Township eveal. received the Headmaster's are: Byron Jay. 176 E. 7Ht St., New Towne House, trading as Towns of Clark for renewal of Club license 2. Lien of unpaid taxes. (Tax icarch meeting will be Dr. Chin 1601 Irving Str».1 ' F0 8-1250 NOTICE OF INTENTION House, has applied to the Municipal pal Bulldlne. Westfleld Avenue. Clark. and Merit ribbons, the Take notice that Joseph Oalalda. Murray Rosen. President. CO Towei York. N. Y., President. Ntw Jersey. for premJaca situated at 6 Broadway. f/l/6« ihowa unpaid 1963 taxea of Meng of The China Institute. William E. Ayrei, 101 Briar Board of Alcoholic Beverage Control (507.84, plui interest, and unpaid 1066 Girl Are Crowned • Now thru Tuasdoy Hill Avenue. Red Bank. N. J. MarU Signed: Clark. New Jersey. Sharpshooter medal and the Jr.. and Ro«mary Galalda. Matako. of Rahway. New Jersey, for Plenary A aparkling, antartolnlng comady trading as Rahway Inn. 210-218 St llosen. Vice President. CO Tower Hill Meadows Dr.. Pittsburgh Pa.. Vice- Estate of Frank Argenxlano Officers of the Club snd their ;axes of 1527.30, plus interest.) He will speak on Chinese Avenue. Red Bank. N. J. Stanley president. Retail Consumption License for respective positions ere: Commander: 3. Federal. State, and Municipal acts. -»•••••• S-80 pin twice. He expects Oeorgf Avenue Intends lo apply to Piemlses situated at 1433 Main JAMZS C OALLAOHER, Executor Philosophy and Religion. Robert Rudy the Municipal Board of Alcoholic Kaufeit. Secretary-Treasurer. 343 J. Gordon Christian. Jr., 2922 AI- -£77 Rarllin Road. Jcmes A. Smith, B03 . Fe it her bed laws, ordinances, and regulations affect- to atrend the University of vando Ave.. Jacksonville, Fla., Vice- Street, Rahway, New Jersey. At Coronation Ball Beverage Control of Rahway. New North 4th Avenue. Highland Park Xorner Madison Hill Road Lane. Clark. N. J.: Sr. Vice Com- the uss and occupancy of the prtm- Mrs. David Adame Hevell, MORSE VALLEE Jersey for renewal of Plenary Retail N. J. president. The names and addresses of the Clark, N. J. mander: Walter McOee. 43 Rcss tea. Kentucky. r.- WJlllam Corbua, 201 E. 79th St.. officers of this corporation are- Miss Sandra McKenzle, President of the N.J. State Consumption License. Objections. If any. ihould be made 678/2t Etre:t. Clark, New Jersey: Jr. Vice Restrictions and easement* of reo- 26th PINGRY SUMMER SESSION "HOW TO SUCCEED IN Immediately In writing to Madeline New York, N. Y.. Vice-Preatdent. John B. Paollnl, President. 9 Myr- Commander: Harold Kesiler, 98 ird, 11 any. Including easements In Deed daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Division of AAUW, will grace * * * Objections. If any. should be made tle Avenue. Edison. N. J.; Orfeo Jmrneamely In writing lo Madeline Klrtbruht. Secretary of the Munlel William J. Kane, 320 Algonquin NOTICE OF INTENTION Hutchlnson etreet, Clark, New Jer- look 2283 page 927, and restrictions In BUSINESS WITHOUT pal Board cf Alcoholic Beverage Con- Rd - Franklin Lakes, N. J . Vice- PacKnl. Vice President and Treas- sey: Chaplain: Richard Burger. 52 Wed Book 2275 pact 4B. Gus McKenzie of MonroeSt., the compan_ y by her presence Miss Patricia Kathleen ^•Klrkbrlght. Secretary of the Munici- urer, 99 Lloyd Avenue, Edison, N J • Take notice that Clark Llquorr. REALLY TRYING" pal Board of Alcoholic Beverage Con- trol of Rahway. City Hall. 1470 president Inc.. a corporation of the State of Coldevln Road. Clark, New Jersey: ' 5. Occupancy of the mortgagors. If Rahway, sponsored by Queen as'eh* tnBmHs'-thVnew slate June 26 - August 4, 1967 Pellegrlno of 945 W. Lake Campbell 'Street. Rahway, N. J. Edward A. LePage, 149 Orcr.ard Alceo Paollnl. Secretary, 9 Myrtle Chaplain: Richard Burger, 52 Colde- any. (Judgment contains Judgment fo_.r. trol of Rahway. City Hall. 1470 Avenue, Edison, N. J. New Jersey has applied to tht Munici- Ave., Rahway, and Miss Campbell Street. Rahway. N. J (Signed! STANLEY KAUTZLT, Rd. Brlardlff Manor. N. Y- Vlce- pal Council of the Township of Clark. vln Road. Clark, New Jersey: Quar- poawisla br publlo vtndua, In raom B>0, i „- State School for the Retarded Developmental NO EXTRA CHARGES * Bigntd: MARY K. DECKER N. J.; Truitee, Arthur Hu2f,-!Ua*iy Edward A. UPest, 149 Orchard Rd.. Rttall Consumption Llcinsa for prtm- SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM l Newark. Ntw Jtrtty in u>a court HOUU 10 tna citr ot ima-' u and the Orient Grand 54D JaQUM Avenue N. .'. Brlarcllfn Manor, H. T.; o. Philip CAL. 12-«7. Applicant, WlUJam 8cs war 1 nud l ho WI4ci GVImiud at this final meeting. Individual or group lessons JIFFIES . vuiio, to trtet attached iftragt at 803 «/«/3t Uti located ai 21 Poplar •trwt. Rah- bath. M. }.. on Widnamar, lot am dar, "i* * " _ S. £, " - 3 or 6 week course Railway. Ntw Jtrity Objection!. If any. should b# mull Nyqutst. 1837 fttouola Trail. Oltn way. JC. j, NO PREMIUMS 6.'a/21 View, III.: William T. Price, 719 Rlvtrbtnd Drive. Bl. 193. Lot 10, in ot Jum. A. D.. IMI. at two O'OIM* in Chapter, O.E.S, The final AAUW Board Advanced Chem. & Biol. S3,00to$5,00 Immediately In writing to MadiUna violation of ildt yard requirement*. NOTICE OF INTENTION Tht names and addresses of tht thai Uttrnoon ol and dar. ' — • LOANS Onat eprlnci Rd.. Bryn Mawr, Pa : ... „ _ Fundt are raised by the Blx NOTICE OF INTlNT?O?i ' Kirkbright. Becrttary of Uu Uitnlci- . CAL. 13~«7, Applicant, Mloko, Inc. Takt notiei that tnt Dtutiohir offietri of this corporation art u All tht tolloittni tttet or ptreil of Meeting will be held on June pal Board of AlcoboUe Bivtrait Con- Harold O. Ho a*, 143 Windsor Rd., Cldb. Inc., hta appiiid to tht council follows: Robert T. Bakktr. Prtildant. TESTING DEPARTMENT Tafci notice that Harry Orr. trad- Tinafly. ti. J.t rrtd E. Campbell, IB to erect addition to industrial bulldlni land aui*ndd tha prtmlsaprtmliiti htrtlnttuhtrtlnatwr par-1 dlltriCtS and are Uied tO Bid 22, at the home of Mr a. Tim- I TRANSPORTATION Spaclalltt In tni ai "Oat* Orr Tawtra" whost id* trol of Rahway, City Bail, 1470 on Tarmtnal Avtnut. Lota 1*3, Bl. 68. of tni Towruhlp of Clark for tht 1MB Churon It.. Rah way, Ntw Jirssyi lulr duerlbtd, altutu. lrlai CALL MR. LEFCHUCK Campbtll Stitft. Jlah»ay. N. J. Barkirs Pt. Rd.. Btnda Point. If. T.i renewal of Club Llctnss (or prttnlMi Cathtnut Wiiooi. Trtuurtr. 113 Car- Aptitude- Horn* R»-Hnanclng drisi U 1421 Irving •tn«t. Rahway, Anthony A. Biui, Oyitir Bar Rd.. 'In violation of lot oovtrag*. I In tha citr of lUhwty, in uia college students who have othy O'Leary, Iselln, at 8:30 at hi'. pMvott* phone Ntw Jiruy. haa applied to thi Munic* a BARRT ZLUS. At • cubllo mettini held by tht Clark situsttd at "lathtrbtd Lant, Cluk, olint ATtaut. Colosia, Maw Jtrstr. County of tTnlon and suta ot Ma* for Ov«r 29 Vajori Commandtr Looiut Valley, N. T.; R. Muslni Ntw Jtrttr. Obitotlona. II any. ahould bt mado scholarships but need funds p.m. Mrs. O Leary has been Psychological U)a\l Board of Alcaholle Btr«raj* Con* Brown, Jr.. 50 Wtitootl Rd.. Prtnc** Board of Adjust mint on April 17. 1967, Jiratri — (Emtntry trol of lUhway. Ntw Jintr. for 7im< OfflotM of tht olus ind tfatlr rt- Immediately in writing to ItadtUnt •lOIKinKO at a Mint In thi Morth. newly elected First Vice e/i/at ton, M. J.; Roy C Collins, 11 Duraol th« following applications far variance Kirk bright, •eersiary of tot Munio*- to cover other expenses. BUT Rttall Consumption Uctnsi for Rd., Msplewood. N. J.i Donald JEJik *•« aettd upon: iDietivt poiitlost art: Pmldtnt, •uurlr aldi of Adimi lirttt, whlah FINGRY SCHOOL. 215 North Avenue, Hillside pnmliu tlttuttd at 1421 Irving NODCI OF INTENTION Johhn BohUnBohl , 119 BrtnioBd It., Btllt- pal Board of Aleoholio Bivarait Coa- poin„.t l-a dutu».«t . Ill....u . ftt.«l . —».-•outhiut^ Members of Ae Rahway President of the Colonla Talti nstlci that-Xjnanuil Addis la- JV.Hi' TTI Telephone: 353-6990 622-7400 - & INVESTMENT CORP. TTlen and Soy* Gppahsd itmt. nth***. Ntv Jtr«T. h .Hi TTI YTI . prfiffrf. mmrn mt tnm Uu inUrMallnn 7f Bit syiulh-f OOmmttt— inOluded—MTSr AAUW and will head the new" A t l ttt tht TftM^tH *f * * liilnn.. 4499 Victoria Dr.. Clark. N. J.i Tlampbell •irtetT Rahway, if. J, 24 Commarai Strut, Nnnrk, N.J. Obi—W%M, If »•» iMUHi W wrtt- Roa»T T. SAJXXXA, prutdint Immtdlavtly ln wrltloi to Utdtllnn Township of Clark. Ktw J«rsty, for Ctoritaryt , John Dotnielmann, is Essie Mte Goodson, Mrs. topic for '67-'68. This topic Uc«ni»d undir Chaptar it a..i_1MS 1067 RARITAN RD., CLARK 382-6706 Plenary Rot all consumption Uotnii •tatt Bt., Clark. K. J.I Treasurer, si Poplar itrMt Kirkbrtfht. Itentanr of tht Municu lUhwar. Mtw Jersey John- will be Society's Refle6don for pnmini loeitid at Wtilflild d Walter Cchtu, too last It.. Colonla, Bila W. •••••••••• N. J. fl/i/at to » polnii running Uunci (3) South in the Arts. '*<•*.<•* .. •••• Juno-8, 1967 - Robwoy News-RecorrJ/CJofk-Potricrt June 8, 1967 " Page 8 Rohwoy News-Record/Clork Patriot' LEGAL NOTICES LSOAL NOtlCn USE LOW COST DIRECTORY Red Wing star Bill Ezlnick Page 9 now the pro at Masphee eighth straight game of ch< NOTICt Of TAX tALC Real Eitit. Mass. Close Play Mark Games Played year by defeating Mountain CITY Or HAHWAY, NCW JIHtlY Ray's Corner Clark Little League side. Jack Schwangert mak- Icr SAL! OF LANDS FOR UNPAID MUNICIPAL UINI ing his mound debut scatter- PUHHC NOTXCZ li horpby Given that z, tht undvrilfned, Xufine T. Kenn*. WOULD YOU BELIEVE By RAY HOAGLAND The American Legion Pos MINOR LEAGUE STANDINGS Collector of Taxtt of the City of Rihvftr. In the Countr of Union, will cell at #5 team will travel to Unlo In Recreation Baseball Leagues ed six hits and bashed ou public tale, the Lindi and Real Property hereinafter n\ forth and deterlbed. two more hits to lead the to make the amounts levonllr charieabla aialntt l»ld land! and real property r on Sunday morning for trailed the pack. • EASTERN DIVISION ROBBINS & ALLISON There is a dog fight for on the flrtt dir of July. 1000 umttier with Intirait on itld amount from laid We only seat 150 people? double header starting a. attack. Bob Page had a dou- first d-iy of July, 1908 to the date of aale and the c»U of lale. Vincent L.- Lierieslcl; Dixf baseball team In the Intra top place in- all the Rahway Badminton Club and Merck) ble and a single to help the WANT ADS The aili Ii nblset only to Municipal Lleni accruing after July lit. 1008 10:30 a.m. The team will be Recreation Baseball Lea- Flyers with 3-0 records, REALTORS &INSURORS ector .of Athletics at Plngry C.ounty'League will be hel( Won Lost Clark team. and the Urn of the taxes for the year 1B69 and the year 1Q67. We do! ,at Veterans Field on Monda; gues this year with close pace the 11-12 year old Am- INC. The laid SALS will be hiM at the COUNCIL CHAMBrR In the City Hall. . School In Hillside announced on' Saturday afternoon at .' night at 6:15 against Spring^ Square Club 10 2 Steve Marrin got a single '1470 CAMPBILL STREET, CITY Of OAHWAY. COUNTY OF UNION, BTATI today that Eric Brenner, of p.m. at Veterans Field oi field and next Wednesday wll play marking many of the erican League in the first Supermart Sales 7 2 -Established 1912 Of NEW JERSEY. ON MONDAY the 58th DAY OT JUNX IN THI YIAR 1»87 hotly contested games. round, followed by the Lions Arura Const. in the first Inning to extend AT 10:30 O'CLOCK IN THE MO^NINO, prevllllni time. 405 Oak Ridge Rd. has been Central Ave. To be eligible travel to Westfleld. 8 3 his hitting 6treak to eight Land and Real Property for writer there art no other purchaien, ahall Small, Cozy, Friendly awarded a letter for the Jay- a boy must be a resident o • * • In the Seaboard League Club with a 2-2 record. Alpha Bill's Barbers 6 3 ce struck oft ond eold to the City of Rahway, puriuant to and In accordance BAUER-BROOKS CO. Wire, Elks Club and First Clark Jaycees games. Schwangertls also Kith the ilntutei of the CtUo of New Jemy in auch eaiei made and provldid. vees lacrosse team and John Rahway. or attend a Rahwaj for 9-10 year-olds, the first 5 3 hitting In eighf games. Clark LOCAl AND AT ANY TIMI BEFORE BAIJt, TH1 BAID COLLECTOR OF TAXES WILL Perko of 176 Princeton Ave. School. He must have reach- This afternoon at 4 p.m round has been completed Ward Democratic Club trail Clark Klwannis 6 4 RAHWAY NEWSsRECORD HELP WANTED-MALE BUSINESS SERVICES rtlCZIVE PAYMENT OF THE AMOUNT DUE ON ANY PROPERTY WITH center fielder Jeff To- LONG DISTANCE won a letter for the Jayvees ed his 16th birthday by Jun< at veterans Field, the Unlo with the Merck Tigers in the in that order. Gordon Insurance 6 4 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING INT23E3T AND COSTS INCURRED UP TO TOT DATE OF PAYMENT. Sundays:8r 9:15, 11. Clark Drugs masovlc made a great run- The laid lands and prcmliei ao to b« laid HI ftfortuld, and tht name of 1480 IRVING STREET, track-tor the past season. High School Farmers wil lead with six wins arid single There Is a tie for top 5 4 MOVING RATES TRAINEES OR EXPERIENCED 24, 1967 and cannot havi. .B'nai Brith ning catch in the fifth Inning We need 43 men who are ex- PIANOS REPAIRED, REFIN l^o owners thrreof as obtained In tho tax lalt Hit, toiethar with the amount* • • • reached his 20th birthday b> lay Thomas Jefferson o loss. The .Kiwanls nine fin- honors, in the 13-14-15 year 4 8 due therton. respectively are de:crlbed ae follows: Grace Episcopal Church Dally Journal and then doubled the runner Minimum Charge perienced or willing to beISHED, BOUGHT & SOLD. EUO1NE F. klNNA, Registrations are being that date. Players shoul< §:iizabeth for the Unio ished a close second with a old Piedmont League be- 2 3 • 9TOBACE 3 lines for SI.00 Free Estimates. 388-5831 Clark Dell 3 7 off second base to put down trained for machine shop, light Colleotor of Taxea RAHWAY "held for boys 10-13 years of bring their own gloves ani. County Championship. 5-2 record, followed by the tween the Kowal Assn. and an Indian uprising. Lefthan- Additional lines 30c each assembly orwarehousing. These Jaycees, Amorelll Mets, Delorenzo Electric, each Circus Shoes 1 7 Cor. Washington 8c Elm in Linden age who wish to play Pop report to team manager Den- CHIford Trans. der Brian Saurce pitched a • PACKING 25% DISCOUNT are Jobs with excellent prestige SPECIAL SERVICES' American Legion, Merck team having a 3-1 record, 0 8 I Australia's Rod Laverani companies which offer above Warner Football this fall nis Coyne. strong game- •On Classified Advertisements 381-9400 with the Little Crusaders of * * » Ken Rosewall, two outstand Dodgers, Rahway Motor Car Franklin-Madison Asan. Is TEL. 276-0899 average benefits and working MASON. General Repair. Patio, Co. and Merck Giants. The ! ordered to run 3 or more times conditions. No. Nimi Information 486-3683 Clark. Boys who will be'10 Bob Palen, M.M. Raineck Ing amateur.contemporarie in third place with a 4-2 WESTERN DIVISION providing no changes are made steps, sidewalk, foundations; 2 ncse Duvftl — who have ^carried their riv Giants failed to win a game record, followed by the PBA 213 South Ave., Starting Rates: Days-S2.32 Hr.. 4 Sarah Ross — years.old on or before Dec. and Frank Famular of this Cranford in original advertisement, disj Small or Large Jobs, New or airy into professional tennii but five of the eight teams with 2-3 and American Leg- Won Lost Nights S2.S5 Hr. Old work. Free Estimates. a Homey A: Sarah Ron ,. !. 31 may register. Boys who city got some nice catches Heart Association count allowed only after first Come in and Investigate! 0 Frink it Mlnnla Hunter .. •will be ' 14 years" oIa~~tEIs top a field of the world': competing had a .500 or bet- ion, 0-5. Ginesi Bldrs. 9 1 insertion. 382-2719 or 388-9479. 7 Clinton Z. it O. Ii. Taylor Auto Brake bitunrinl Rusty Silos of ling and whiting out oi Oak Ridge Golf Companies will pay or reim- 8 Walter it Ollilo Rodisrs year cannot register. Each Tony's U-drive Basin, At- 14 best players as theter record. In the 11-12 year old Na- 2 burse our fees. 0 nahway Aorlt =1803 P. O. E The Italian American Club Ginesi & Sons 3 Sponsor Tourney Classified Display 'n Th:--ia.i J. f: Paul F. Brown : JUST child must be accompanied lantic Highlands. $25,000 Madison Squan tional League, Allen Indus- SERVING UNION & MIDDLESEX COUNTIES 11 C. K. Erherdt, N K Lelu it P. Kola KEN'S Madison Hill Phmcy 3 Col. Inch SI.23 GENERAL PERSONNEL & Quality PAINTING at discount by a parent during the re- Garden Invitation Tenni nine took top honors in the tries is leading with a 3-0 The Union County Heart prices; Inside or Out. Call ij Jac .J at JeAnle Zuman Ind. Disposal 4 SINCE 1914 Box No. Charge 15C TECHNICAL SERVICES 13 Jicsb &: Jennie Zuman gistration. . The bowling season Is erJl Tournament opens Its secon first round of the 9-10 year record, followed by the Third Association is selling tickets EL 6-8061 for free estimate. 14 Albert Montjomenr _..... old Costal League with a per- Ward Democratic Club which Knights or Col. 4 215 Broad St.. Elizabeth 18 EH»ara a cats. H. Llnik Beauty Salon ARRIVED! with us. This week Howard day of action tonight. It has Dairy Queen for a fast-pitch softball tour- Closing Hours for 17 A. Oreon it Eelores it A. Btartell . been many years since pro fect record of five wins and has three wins and a single 5 nament _to_bej3eid_Jjjnfi_2aj. 289-7030 10 Alvln D. it D. A. stireell AND 46 E Cherry St . Rahttay Maareen Mulrenhan, Lisa McNicholas of Clark fin- •AJaccaro^s-Bakery 3 Classified .Yds: LOCAL TYPEWRITER SER- 20 Jamea Valentine Meermn TRUCK LOAD OF Stpnp and NarHnp-Snydar4«nn .tennis—has—generated—tht ,Lno—lO8Be&;—Inman—Heights" lo89i-QtherTeamB in orefer July 2 in Elizabeth and Lin- . 388-2699 Snyder-won-l-lshed—second—In—the—iGtfr Granrath's 4 6 3llC 5 P.M. TUESDAY Two men, part time. Work 2 orvirr - All makes cleaned and 31 Charles Pohero the flxsc place medal In the annual Union County Bowl- caliber of competition tha 'was tied with the Elks Club of their 8tandlng_are;_Ara^ jlen,_A_fipQkeaman_said_ihe-| 700 by Sp*dali*tt! AMERICAN New. and completely "SCHWINN" BIKES for second with 3-2 records. erlcan Legion, Purolator Glark-fcions 4- 8" ~3e- 3 da"! per \\k. with termite repaired. Call 272-7346. Ths Marttn-3ahwar Corp —.— 7CB .. annual- twirling festival, held ing Association indivldua will be on display during th< Guy Villa Heart Association would be (rain, orb FUEL OIL 00= ro- •enrw-—Grrod—tracts—all—year-| "OB3rirB~aiivo7 ~rrv... _ r. ecu Colonial ... June 8-10 tournament. "I Schweitzer's Dairy, Virginia Regina Corp.",;~ Quinn & 3 8 one of five organizations ^ccompanv advt'rtisin?* copy. Vivian H. John „ . 810 MHWAY FOR GRADUATION -' at Bordentown this week. The average champions tourna- Allaire Door 2 ver round. Call between 7 & Llllle Jelferlai 810 FOOD has been amazing the wa, Barrel and Rotary Club Boden. 8 benefiting from the tourna- Beauty Shop girls fepresented : the Re- ment at the Linden Lanes. Clark Elks 2 9 vill The paper is not responsible p.m. 388-6444. HOROSCOPE READING by Mrs. w. M. it Llllle Jjtferles 810 OR VACATION! creation Department. Second Ray Stoner of Rahway won these players go after each ment. Diana. Advice on all problems. Herbert it Dorothy Matthews ;_ 810 IRAKE SERVICE Six hair stylists at nts for errors in classified ads Willie Mae Wllllama In Tr. lor Chinatown Family Dinner place Jrnedais were taken by the Class "B" title with other, says Wally Dill, ex- Games will be played June '^Automatic Fuel Oil Delivery llty LATHE. BRIDGEPORT. & hand Readings in my private home. A. ft J. L. Wllllama „ 811 33, 33 your service ecutive director of the In- taken b> telephone. Everett L. it O. Mundy BO* 31 the email twirl team of Mary 689. Frank Finn, of Clark, 28, 29 and 30; July 1 and 2, ar- screw machine operators. Full For further info, call 382-3994- WHEEL ALIGNMENT Orders to Take Out :emational Professlona. Athletic Award Presentations ! Mobili "' Complete installations To Place Classified Ad or.part-time 381-7330. Open 9 to 6. Mon., Tues., Anthony's Bike Ann Zwlebel, Kathy Pekar-. had a 598 score and fin- Recreation Men's at 7 and 9 p.m. Men's con- ane 8ERVICE Tennis Association. "You CALL 388-0600 SiS .MANl FACTlKINfi poses Incidental thereto that may be sky, Marl Jean Thom ana ished In 8th spot. tests will be played at Bro- ~ " Heating Modernization the required, aa a. local Improvement, pro- Mc3. Stella Buckley of Ir- Jft-161b Wed., Sat. Maureen Thorn. The team * • » would think they would ease phy Field, Elizabeth. The 167 Wescott Dr.. Ralmay vldlni for the aaielament of the coat vlngton, Mra. Harry Bender CANTON HOUSE Feature Sideliners Banquet Slow Pitch League In thereof, RAHWAV BRAKE SERVICE; Opan 9 to 9 Thuri., Frl. & Key Shop is known, as the' Rahway Colonia Country club up a little lh some tourna- women's games will be held ble SPECIAL NOTICES a authorised by ordinance adopted by of Avenel and Mrs. Russell ments'but every tournament 24 Hour Phone Service ELECTROLYSIS RESTAURANT EST. 1919 Royals. Marljean and Mau- scored a 52 1/2 to 37 1/2 at Memorial Field Park irr and HELPWANTED-Maleor Female the Municipal Council of tha City of E. Werner, Jr. of Rahway; Simile] J. Gasmviv Co'iv»jfiifnt parking di'«c*ly in Gary D. Ervick, who is uid Smith. Ronald Smith and EASTERN DIVISION • TREATMENT . Rahway, New Jersey, on final reading 1540 IRVING St- reen Thorn won a second seems to be a new one and Linden. at- at a meetlnl held beptember 11, 1003. one sister Mrs. Antonio Hnat 107 Monroe St. Rahway rear of* ihop in Mumci pal lo'. 1837 IRVINQ STREET win over the Roselle County headed for Rutgers Univer-fGary Jenkins also received \.\M AI. \MIQIi: SHOW Latest Short Wave Method £ place—med^l In the duets, this one in the Garden, es- Won Lost Tickets can be obtained 3G E. Grand CENSUS INTERVIEWERS Unwanted Hair Removed and that at ajch time and place, all of Irvlngton, 15 grandchil- RAH1VAY, N.J. Rear cntranc* fo' your club In an inter club match. sity, received the Sideliners lawards forr being regional Rahway, and wn.su.i: To secure data for Perth Amboy persons Interested will be alven a hear* RAHWAY, N.J. while Lori'Flaherty'was se- pecially, is what they all Athletic award and the Babe United Lacquer 4 0 from the .Union Cojjnty Heart Avenue_ of Permanently * Int and may present any matttra to bedren and 12 great grand- Tel. 388-5939 * • • have beeashootlng-forr^-Mo [wrestllng^champs. _J88-100(L -New Jersey- - cal- Sponsored b> .Sisierliood area directory survey" Part-full considered by the undersigned In con> _cohd -in- the intermediate, 1 eorey-sreorey— i Association; 6T7 Pennsy- I children. John—Hammer- won—the Ruth-Foundation-Sportsman Former Councilman John for Temple Israel cliffuund St. «.• time positions available..\o ex- nectlon with tha aald assessment, either solo. ney has been a major incen- ship award, and Jo Inman Pizzeria 1 lvania Ave., Elizabeth. Forfrepinfor 8rllterature7l" in wrltlna or In person. The funeral will be held W.C. Hobltzell Memorial tive and Laver, winning the Gallo 8ervedastoastma8ter. U.S. Gypsum Co. al- Marline Ave .Scotch Plains. perience, will train. Hourly DKrAitTMEWl" Or ASSESSMENTS Book. oulldlni Contrition Dnifflit In the no'vlce solo, Lisa Anderson, co - winner with 1 rate-Bonus. For details con- call or write: on Thursday from the Thom- handicap event at Colonia first seven tourneys, has President Carl Carlson wel- Vince's Car Wash ast- .V.J.: June 20. 21. 22. 1967. ciry or RAHWAY Stone came in second, while Ervick of the Babe Ruth a- 2 unk Tues. A. Wed. 11 a.m.-10 p.m..-} tact Mr. Hatter 324-1140. Anthony 1*. Bcresch, Director as F. Hlgglna' Sons Funeral with a 65. managed to top the list of Icomed the group and Rev. Rahway Inn 2 CONNIE KAPLAN. M.E. O.'8/2t third place medals were tak- ward also received the Ear William A. Guerrazzi was ifa Thurs. ll a.in - .I p.m. Spring Home, 1116 Bryant Street. WILLIAM Lloyd Drugs * * jarnlng with $25,927.00. C. Hoagland award for th Kozy Korners 2 Garden Tea Kuom - I'ree Park- Travel with Circus.Top Wages. 381-3413 IMPROVIMgNT NO. Ml A High Mass of Requiem en by the trios of Blanche' * * * the principal speaker. Costas Ice Cream :ity Excellent meals and sleeping TO ALL PE.IEONS INTERESTED: RAHWAY BOOK & GIFT SHOP Szamreta, Peggy Corrldon r Paul Angelo, Jr., of this most valuable baseball play 2 ing. Donation Me. With This 349 W. inman Avenue I. the undersigned, being the officer will be offered at St. John QUALITY city drove in the tie-break- Sldeliner officers besides Angelo's Main jr- accomodations. Winter in charged wltn the duty of making aasess- and Lori Flaherty. Marcel Miles, co-captain ers on the Indian's 196 4 Notice 73c. Rahway, N.J. Vlanney Church, Colonla and ROESCH PRESCRIPTIONS ing run in the last of the President Carlson are: Vice Purolator for Florida. Apply Circus firounds. menti for the benefits undlr and In A fourth place medal was if the Rahway High School squad, in the presence o 2 bts Keller Presley. Circus Day. accordance with tne provision! of ft.B.Interment will belnSt.Gert- Wide Range of Books Fenton Glass sixth as the Roselle Catho- President, James J. Daly; IK VOl 11 \\ K A PROBLEM 40:56-38 and supplements and amend- CONTRACTOR ond BUILDER Trulnitf Conm*tlrlunn taken by Maureen Thorn In :ennis team dropped his more than 200 parents, frl WESTERN DIVISION Ford Country ble rude's Cemetery. Treasurer, Watson Maget with alcohol, unit' Alcoholics Lake Ave.. Clark. N.J. Tues- menu thereto, do hereby give notice Best Sellers Hummels To Sulv,- Your lic Lions won the North Jer- opening game match in the ends and fellow athletes a day June 13th Furniture tied and rewebbed. that the 20th of June, 1M7 at IIJO P.M. lislnbliabed 1927 Bruury und Hjilr ^^ the novice solo. The group sey Parochial "A" cham- land Secretary, Ralph L. the inoiiMrious Hi'V 15 Hah\\a.v prevailing time, at the City OfflceL, Jewelry Care Prnbli-ma f^P" was under the direction of Union County Tennis cham- the annual spring banque> Won Lost Sofa S12.. Chair $6. COUNCIL CHAMlim, 1470 Campbell Prayer Books pionship in the NJSIAA tour- Smith. or call ;;i 2 l">lfi. We do refinlshing on all woods, ANTIQUE SALE SET • COSMETICS Mrs. Kathy Pierce and Mrs. ->ion8hip, an 8-0 decision to held at Rahway Junior High Walt's Bar & Grill 4 Street. Rahway. New jersey, has been FOR TEMPLE ISRAEL Bibles Pilgrim Glass UU.HI-; & INDUSTRIAL ney this week when they de- Reliable Movers ted EXCEPTIONAL LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY touch-up & repairs, cigarette fixed by me aj the time and place for • TOILETRIES' John Thorn.' rack Stephens of Westfield. School. Hilu&n-pirtr Malt or Flmala. for plri or full the hearing of all peraonj Interested In Figurines feated Pope Plus of Passaic Piscetelli's Exca. jve bums. Insurance estimates. the matter of Established antiques deal- Childrsns Books »AINTE.VAWCE 4 REPAIRS the doubles Mark Brig- PERSONALS timi men by a 4-2 score. The Lions Stephen Varanko", declared Mauric Adlers 'Better Ideas'Sale! his ers from the Mid-Atlantic Wi ucuri locitiom lor »mi to 985-5895. THE RECONSTRUCTION of the pave- Poper Books (3000 titles) Dolls & Plush Animals The varsity track squad louse and Jim McKay lost by former Coach Dave bid RESTOCK THE NEWEST MODEL FREE SEL/JER ment of West Lake Avenue from St. states -will have a large dis- remodeling our iprctalty DIABETIC NEEDS are 20-6-1 thus far thie iieir opening match to Ols- Charley Kelly's B &F Auto Character Resdins by VICE TUBE TESTERS WITH KATIDNAL1.T-A0VEK- Oeorcei Avenue to Madison Avenue HEARING AID of Rahway High School failed Arnold as "the best player 3ne TISED «. C » »KD SrLVAHIA T V. AMD »»DI0 and from Dukea Road to Beechwood play of old and new at Tem- season. - ian and Poltrock of Union by Gun Rack Road, and authorizing the construc- FUlton 8-2167 CATTERIES * CORDS to score a point in the state had in my eight years of Quinn & Boden Co. jh- TUBEI ELECTROLYSIS tion of concrete curbs and gutters ple Israel, Scotch Plains, for 53 E. CHERRY ST. FUlton 1-1770 * * • he score of 8-4. lucft ii ntli! ttont lupir mjrkatt, dltcount Unwanted hair removed by the from Dukes Road to Beechwood Rood high school championships at coaching" received the Ear. 1st Slovac Club ets item, nrvici iTjllont. He. sale on June 21, 22 and 23, Joe Pleaca, veteran hoc- Mrs. Marko - latest shortwave method. V. together with storm Drains and ap- Free Delivery Rutgers University on Sat- C. Walter plaque as the out- Martenizing Set Nat. Equip. 5h- THIS IS * DISHIfltO rMaUNEKT lUSIXESS. purtenanc:a and purposes Incidental it was announced today by // ri'j tnisucr full key fan of Rahway attended on Mustang Sports Sprint with all these Worried, sick, or in trouble? II will not mtirflfl with your Driitnt •mploy* |De Salvo, member of American urday. standing basketball player ^r. thereto, aa a local Improvement, pro- the Sisterhood of the Temple. CLOSED MONDAYS FUlton 8-8645 the annual Dodge open golf 'Better Idea' extras Bucket seats, whitewalls, rock Don't krum where to t;et happi- lectrolysls Association and viding for the assessment of the cost FU 8-2427.9863 • • • with George Wilks the co- 1 THIS DOES HOT REQUIRE KKOWIEOSE OF thereof; The show will open at 11 825 Midwood Drive, Rah tournament at the Rockaway Save moldings, enpinp drpss-un kit. ness in life' One visit with ELECTRONICS OR IILEVISIO« Association or N.J. 41 W. Main as authorized by ordinance adopted by 71 E. Milton Avo., Ruhwuy Try-outs -for the Rahway porfsmen Club holder of the award. Varanko Pace In Softball his IOQUilirrTOUMUSTH»VE a.m. and close at 10 p.m. River Country Club and had Mrs. Marko and >ou will find t. 388-0999. the Municipal Council of the City of •Recreation Department also received the HarlandE Recreation Will hat 1. Automobili Rahway, New Jersey, on final reading on June 21 and 22. '.unch with former Detroit the happiness you are looking 2 5 lo 10 -.sun cl ipm limi .ml, Sisler championship award The B.M.C. took a 10-5 JIM'S TV SERVICE at a meeting held July 10. 1«S3. and lan for. »i«t un wwiiiTi r ID ee „!.,.. I th« at such time and place, all persona for being a member ' of i decision over the Regional JIM MC DOWELL. JR. IS Start- interested will be given a hearing and iward Program ih- 4. S1135 00 to 13530 00 euh iniliblt in,. Watchung Conference team. Teachers in the Eastern Di- Sponsor Summer For appointment call 246- ins TV Repair Work In this may pnient any mattera to be conild- Electrical ige arpa Alumni Rahwav Hietl mi bJ tSo "aaerslgned '» connection Electrical Nick Scarpitto vision of the Clark Slow - 1154, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. mintlicurta area, ruumm Kanway nign wllh to, >aM assessment, Professional IT'S The Sldeliner Scholarship ind EARHIHCI COULD »EI OVER S6O00 FED Tt»R School, Class 1930. Graduate writing or m person. CAR went to Billy Thomas and Pitch Softball League while •e- 580 Easton Ave., New Bruns- f Do not Itlwir unllll Tully Qullrf ild tor timi Iftd Set For June 13 Lthe-Clark_Jaycees benefitted Golf Program wick. of Jersey City Tech. Inst. Qual- DEPARTMENCITY TO Fo rRAHWA ASSESSMENTY S Painters # PLUMBING & Miss-Noreen-E—Powell-re-r ti- itied Electronic Tech. Secon Anthony F. Boresch, Director STEWART Leroy Donnelly, director ceived the Sideliner Athletic'by a forfeit from the Re- The Recreation Depart-, rm iMtftl Ir-comt turn >mmsdnle4i '- ClassFCCLicenserAll peopli |l,8/8/2t Jan-Ell gional Teachers. . PETS" \0! otrtonsk .nltrvltw n four city, writs ind in- EXTERIOR - INTERIOR HEATING the "Recreation Depart- award for girls. The Coaches ment announced today plane who see this ad and would . Painting & Decorating lent's Junior sportsman Trophy for the most im- In the Western Division of] to_giye golf lessons for boya Lovable Stray White with Black SINGER INDUSTRIES, INC. Interested In acquirinqg g my sei ELECTRIC CO. AILING? proved baseball player wen. the league. One Hour Mar- .and girls of the community For . lub will present that final — — o"i "•"- »u»i lYiai-r.uiiu &m« 01 we comm spots and nose, young female 8631 D.lmarBWd. vices, now or at a later date, Oil and Gas Heat to Craig Jenkins. The ii dfd M The program ill b call 388-3169. Obiiuries SUMMER'SPECIAL" - "WATTS MY LINE" Smart Fashions .awards to the members of tenizing defeated Main Toba-| The program will be on Ford Galaxie 500 Hardtops with CAT wllh collar. Will owner St. Louii, Mo. 63124 l-WCounciWcouncill Chambers in'citin City I William FF.Davi. Daviss plaque fo cco 11-4 and John Schwarcz ducted at the Cranford Gol claim or some kind person THOMAS J. LOUGHLIN, SR. ELECTRICAL At e 1 all these 'Better Idea' extras vinyl inm. whiic.van.-. w.hco.i SAVINGS) HalHall-nexl next Tuesdayv eveningeveni . * outstanding golfer wa 8 - «'4Sl,,while "the dark ClClubb during the summsummere . adopt. Phone 388-2333. 233 W. ThomaH J. Loughlln, Sr., •Electrical Outlets, Switches Modest prices Installed Bombers'paced the Question toy rr. S;iv on SMOCtShlff. po.VPr apU0n-,- WANTED TO BUY FREE ESTIMATES CONTRACTORS lliidAR FOR 11 Awardw.-i»s .,,nwilil bKe» —. -J I presented to Alex Rempra months. The eight week pro ; APARTMENTS FOR RENT Milton Ave. 81, of 125 Cherry Street, Light*, Electric Stove, Drier Jr., Misses & Markr s 18-8. Main Tobacco gram will include profess, will: V ) r-nrjinc n,)|i .•!•,. •ill Rahway died Saturday morn- QUALITY WORKMANSHIP Hook-up. Ito those present i 1 1 rm. apt., 24 and 5H rm. apts. WE BUY BOOKS! 1/2 Sizes Roto rooter service also posted a. 12-1 victo_, ional lessons, inter - camp, -T- ENGLISH BILLDOG pups~~& ing at Rahway Hospital after •Wiring for air-conditioners FU 8-2128 iance, basic course certifi- •re grown. A.K.r registered. For. Reasonable Rates. 969-1872; PLEASE CALL FOR DETAILS INSURED cates, pro - marksman a- over the Question Marks. competition, intra - camp P.M. BOOK SHOP a short illness.- He was born and electric base board heat- YOUR CAR AT me info. 388-fi441- j after 7 p.m. 388-1433. GUARANTEED TO YOUR wards, marksman awards, van plaque while the W. Dick- Charley Kelly's- leads thej competition. All equipment Plainfield 4-3900. in Rahway the son of the late •»•••. IIOl'SE & INDUSTRIAL 1490 Irving St son Cunningham tennis tro- Eastern Division with a 2-0 will be supplied by Cran Patrick and Mary Roman SATISFACTION •100 amp. 220 V Services LICENSED marksman first class a- "HELP WANTEU-FEMALE ' T>° rm. furnished Apt. Modern WIRING Rahway HENKENIUS BROS. phy went to Marcel Miles. record, followed by the Jay- ford Golf Club. Loughlln. He retired 16 wards, sharpshooter, expert J Us kitchenette & bathroom. All 388-3554 Victor S. Skalcandy 996 Thorn St.. winners of the rifle tourna- The James J. Coffey pla- cees, Firemen and Knights o The eight week program utilities furnished. Elect, cook- Take Advantage Of Our years ago from the Rahway W. Carkhuff Rahway MASTER PLUMBER Atlantic Service Center que, placed In service this Columbus with records 0: consisting of 8 sessions (2 o- AMBlTiqrS WOMEN School System where he was Rahway. N.J. ment in the expert class, in- er Needed immediately to service ing. Rent $90. per month. Call Low Summer Prices 682 Maple Ave. FU 8-3612 388-0453 S&ll Stamps U.S. Highway 1, at E. Grand Avenue termediate class, beginners year went, to Forest Mark- 2-1. Clark Sports Club Is hours each) will cost $5.00 mornings 381-3760. employed as a machinist he exclusive territories. Part Rahway, N.J. Ivy Slorch Ilandi-Cli.irgr class. owltz and Bryon Thomas, the 1-2 and Regional Teachers per participant. Free bus custodian. He was a member 381-9326 RAHWAY, NEW JERSEY outstanding members of the are 0-3. service will be provided on Mustang Sports Sprint Convertible with all :ed time. No "vpenence necessary. HOUSES FOR SALE of St. Mary's Church and its Awards will be presented, ill Call AVON Cosmetics for de- l b l to the team champions, com- Cross Country team. The One Hour Martenizing with from City Hall to Cranford these 'Better Idea' extras Sports tails 3.VS-48.S0. Holy Name Society and ser- _._?' . J JLF_U!ton 1T5S3S hcod. rocker panel n-ald he EW T> rm. house. 2 bedrooms. FUSS posed of Captain Dominick , "John Li Atchley plaque to the a 4-0 record paces the Wes- and return. Save ved as Democratic Council- Furniture Foreign Car top swimmer, was awarded tern Division. John Schwarcz The program is open to engine dres^up kit. whitow g. living rm.. dining rm., mo- man in the Second Ward back Manero, Blair Svlhra, Jeff- ; wheel covers, rr. ATTENTION LADIES' Fabul- LADIES ,'to David Eison. Garwood Trophy and Clarkj all age groups. es ous -opportunity available in ern kitchen, full cellar. Lot in the early 1930's. GREEN'S ery Pfeiffer, Andrew Zmld- ' if- 7 \ 123. 10 min. walk from ThTh e AAnna Reppen Me- Bombers have 1-1 records For information regarding cosmetic field. Work in own •till Your Coal Bin With His wife was the late Mar- FOREIGN CAR zlnski, James Carmody. , as 'enn R.R. Station. Asking CLARK Club champion award will be. | morial plaque for the out- vhile Main Tobacco stands atj the program, contact M:. area, earn minimum S8- per Uhtgh Pramhim Anthndta garet Forsythe Loughlin and F. appointment. Tree training. 21.500. Built by Thomas R. 18 to 55 of Rahway member of the-2 and the Question Marks Hoagland, at the City Hah, 7.vans Co.. 399 Mill St., Rah-|] he is survived by one son REPAIRS- 1501 MAIN ST team went to ire 0-3. Recreation Department, at Call for interview. 201-442- Thomas J, Loughlin, Jr., of INTERESTED IN 388 0318 K iile^is^rarr 0127. nay. 388-1657. FLOOR& J basic course certificates 381-8000, ext. 24. el- NUT " STOVE Rahway; three daughters SELLING COSMETICS? Three Floors ks LADIES AND (flRLS~ Part or COLONIA-Country Club .Area Collision Work' will be presented. Mrs. Gertrude Prietz, Mrs. Nuiseiy Futnitute - Edison n- full time to work for new cos- Cape Cod with 6 lovely rms. Frte Estimates The Entire Family w The program will be $21« TOM Marie Connelly and Miss BEDDING Lullabye Childctatl&Builtnte metic firm. Company paid Your picture window overlook- PARTIME supervised by Eugene Per- Clark Juniors ng PEA COAL": $19.95 Martha Loughlln all of Rah- European Trained Bedding - Enjlander. 88 training. 289-4221. ng pretty lot. way, five grandchildren and • Linoleum • Carptfs rlne, Sr., John Sedlak, Sr., On 134 bus line. $150.00 and up per month Mechanic Sleepmaslei etc \ Can Bowl Together five great grandchildren. • Futnhurm • B*dd>ng Joj^_^yje_and_m.emb.erfl_oJjmBjdb I BELL MOTORS INC. CLERK-TYPIST for Sales Low taxes - S345. Imported Auto Bicyclei---Rolllast-& —.-KEMODEIWG the executive committee of Score 6-1 Win— Office. General ofc. uork. Exp. ASCALE AGENCY-RAHWAY - -The-funeral-was-held-on FULLT/ME COHE^INANDBROVSB The Clark Junior schools Monday from the Thomas F. Sales &.Service.._... . Columbia .; - • REPAIRING CLARK the program. ' " •• J preferred;. Company benefits. .. Realtor 381-3101 Fumiluie - Bassett Bioytiill, The program will open at [boys baseball team won their 1200 Route 27 Colonia, New Jersey 233-">93(l. Miss vc'llenna." Higgins' Sons Funeral Home. $3001o 400.00 p V month 1010 St. Goorgo Avenue > COLD STORAGE 67 WesHield AveT. & Colony 7:30 with words of welcome ARTICLES FOR SALE A High Mass of Requiem was AVENEL offered at St. Mary a Church (Near Cloverleof) TOYS from Mayor John C. Marsh. IIOl'SEMVES ^ MOTHERS Doily 8:30 A.M. lo 9 00 P M. RAHWAY FUR SNOP and interment was in St. The general public is invited FOR FRIENDLY RELIABLE SERVICI Earn extra income. Work from SINGER ZIG ZAG 925-4671 Clark Soturdoy 9:00 A.M. 10 6:00 P.M. ' OPEN THURS & FRI nights FUlton 8-3323 * 7 Mary's Cemetery. to attend. AND HIGH QUALITY OIL home, steady or part-time-- Repossessed- does all wanted CALL • ME 6-9070 Fiee Delivery & Fiee Set Un 1522 IRVING ST., RAHWAY 381- 4700 he hours of your own choice. Avg. stitches. Latest Model. Button- FUEL 13 < FUl-6886 HanrJi Charge GF Credit Did 388-5100 tic SI.92 per hr. Phone 289-8723. holes, blind hems, monograms, OAL THOMAS J. MATTHEWS 381-2513 50 Brunswick Automatic Lanes New Instant lathtr lets yon c- S39.80 cash or $6.50 monthly. Ortr 150 (ML Thomas J. Matthews, 83, Ud Part-time Houseworker. Must Guaranteed. Open 9 to 9. Free OIL of 247 North Wycombe Ave- Snack Shop Clark Pied Pipers like dogs. Hungarian speaking Premium Oil. National Brand. | of Delivery. nue, Landdown, Pa.diedSat- .Interior Decorators Moving on woman preferred. SI.50 per hr. CREDIT DEPT- 254-5553 24-Hr. Sarvlea on All Mates Cocktail Louna* For appt7~3S8-6441. urday at the Delaware County RAHWAY WATCH REPAIRS x- of Burners. Memorial Hospital in Drexel v SLIPCOVERS & Local • Long Distance Nip Minutemen 11-2 Stove, desk, washing machine- Supervised Playroom SHAVE as Hill. He was born in Rahway ITALIAN AMERICAN DRAPERIES A couple of former Rah- TEMP. WORK NO FEE dryer, baby carriage, play pen; SIMONE BROS. and lived here until six mon- i til Full GuciniuW for Bowling Mothers drapes & spreads, vacuum CLUB CUSTOM MADE-TO-ORDZR _way__High... school -coaches to UNDEN, N. J. ths ago when he moved to • Largest selection in NEW GRADS? cleaner, lg. folding table. :•• combined to set down the 31?. is lamps, misc. other itemsr Call HU 6-2726 • HU 6-0059 Pennsylvania. He re- this area Robert T-TBrunner be I CAREER MINDED? • Filled Ln your home Clark Minutemen In this 1 11 38S-143OOT 351-1997. tired eight years ago from HALL CAPACITY 225 Prescription Opticians :ic VNDLC1DED I1 the Pennsylvania Railroad • Guaranteed Vtork- weeks action in the Clark AUTO CENTER WITH DANCING 180 manship fast pitch softball league. rr. AUTOS FOR SALE LEGAL NOTICES where he was employed as a 388-1667 | • Finest fabrics CRANFORD Joe Evan scattered six hits signal maintainer for 60 > Lowest prices SHAVE > A-l TEMPORARIES IMPROVstMCNT NO. <1I years. 4 NO. UNION AVE. in picking up his second win 1964 CADILLAC, coupe de TO ALL PERB0K8 INTCRIBTID: FOR of the. season. Evan who is SUMMER HOURS ville. black. All pOwer. Exc. 1. the undirslcned, belnt the offlcsn He was a communicant of BRIDGE 2-5650 I Immediate Assignments charted vlth the duty of maklnt aues*-l MEETINGS - DANCES Free E^tnutc STORAGE a former assistant football cond. 381-7574. menti for the benefits under and In" St. Mary's Church and a GOLDBLATTS j All Categories PARTIES - WEDDINGS FTJ 8-2311 : coach at Rahway High lost CLOSE accordance with the provUlona of R.S. member of its Holy Name So- l RF.n ESTIMATES CLOSED SATURDAYS I Work days, weeks desired BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 40:50-25 and supplements and amend- his shut out in the 7th inn- that the 20th of June, 1M7 at 7:30 P.M. cleiy. RAHWAY l.'.iliw.n X oltli- ing when the Minutemen tal- 12:00 A.M. pievalllna time, at the City Offices. McColley Bros. WESTFIELD ' TOP RATES WANT YOUR OWN COUNCIL CHAiaiUI, 1470 Campbell His wife was the late Mary lied twice. WITHOUT I CASH BONTSES Street. Rahway. New Jersey, has been Hogan Matthews and he is FOR INFORMATION FASHION FABRICS 100 E. BROAD ST. PRINTING BUSINESS? fixed by me aa the time and place for — MOVERS — Dave Arnold former bas- MONDAY THRU THURSDAY IRRITATION! For rent — Complete small the hearmt of all persons Interested In survived by one daughter CALL Interior Decorators ADAMS 2-8182 ketball coach at Rahway High ' Come in or Call the matter of 388-3914 print shop facilities and equip- Mrs. William A. CTToole Curtains - Linens - Yard Goods smacked out three singles 7:30 til 6:00P.M. 1413 Park Ave., Scotch Plains ment. Offset & letterpress. THE CONSTRUCTION of pavement In of Lansdown, Pa. and one SAL FINELLI 6-7 P.M. 1421 MAIN ST. RAHWAV CHERRY S1RI f ! the shoulder area, and the resurfacing; RAHWAY to head the attack. Left field- ! 322-8300 Chance of a life-time for one- ot the full width of Union Street be-1 grandchild KevinO'Toole 388-6435 er Jay Anglim rapped a bas- man operation. Can be operated twfon St. Oeories Arenue and Whlt-[ and one brother Jerome Mat- FRIDAY EVENINGS til HELP WANTED-MALE on part-time basis. Long-stand- tier Street, together with' such other! es empty homer for the lea- work and purpcaei Incidental theretof thews of Rahway. gue leading Pipers in the ing built-in accounts Si estab- that may be required, aj a local lm-| The funeral was held on 9:00P.M. lished sales outlet. Existing provement. providing lor the aasesa fourth inning. Right hander accounts will more than cover ment of the icost thereof, Wednesday from the Thomas You've Tried Tr.v«l Dan Canada gave up only JOHN HANCOCK as authorised tor ordlnanc* adopted byl F. Higgins' Sons Funeral MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO. cost of rent. For information the Municipal Council of the City ofl seven hits for the Minute- call 388-0600. Rahway, New Jersey, on final readlnri Home. A Solemn High Mass men but a couple of errors announces career opportunity at a meeting held October B, 1BO3, and of Requiem was offered at The Rest. The Brothers insales and sales management that at sjch time and place, all persons DIRECTORY by his mates kept him in All Major Brand Tires Interested will be aiven a hearing and St. Mary's Church and inter- BOOK ond may present any matters to be consld-f trouble all game. f tS*...tn» rfenar, wetter father Starting monthly salary up to $25,000 ered by the undersigned In connection ment was in St. Mary's !__SIAIIONERY SHOP. SI,000 plus commission. No to wholesalers for repeat sales with the said aaseaiment, either in Cemetery. Now Try t30 St. G«org« Av«. Ruhwoy T085 At Discount Prices that doesn't dry out on your face! sales or Insurance experlenc writing or In person. , product. Minimum inventory re- DIPARTMENT OT ABUSSUXNTBl COMPLETE LINE CLARK, NEW JERSEY necessary since complet quired — $130.41. Personal CITY OT RAHWAY EVA ROYT ADS PLAY RISE stays moist and creamv.keeps whiskers theory and field training is Interview. 289-4221. Anthony T. Boresch, Director OF SCHOOL AND 381-0260 provided. S/S/2t Mrs. Eva Royt, 81, of The Best • OCEANPORT, N.,. Complete Auto Repair Service wet and aoft all through your shave. Let* 1132 Normandy Road, Edi- 2 nib! from Oirdin St. Pirtwiy, Exit 105 SPARE TIME INCOME IMFStOVININT NO. «O» DESK EQUIPMENT MINIATURE TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED: son died Monday at Rahway A COMPLETE TRAVEL NOW tnru fluo.s you cut your whisker* off at the skin-line.., This Is one of the most re Refilling and collecting money I. the -undersigned, being tha o $2 A WEEK ALL MAKES [ SPECIAL TRAINS Direct ts BnuuUbnrJ charged with the duty of mailing aasess- Hospital shortly after "being SERVICE I Lv. Urn. JUtlon, NIK Yo/k...lIiU AM Dally WEEKLY HI-LIGHTS warding programs available to from NEW TYPE high quality ments for the benefits under and In TED'S COMPLETE LINE ; Lv. Ntwert (r-nin. ttatlon).....-M:O4 PM Oslly ' • Auto Electric Specialists •moothly, comfortably. Result? You shave day. » coin operated dispensers In this accordance with th« provtslona of RJ9. admitted. She was born In CRUISES-TOURS : MntConoectTi lv. Hudson r«r. Hi.iup AM SPRfNG HANDICAP GOLF area. No selling. To qualify' 40:80-2o and supplements and amend' Poland and lived In Irvlng- 13 WEEK MINIMUM • POOKITIOOKS HOTELS I fpecjol Bui lv.Rohwcv(lrv|ng&Crierryk "Fun For All The Family' fast, shave close-without Irritation! 'rosnta thereto, do nereby give notice ton 30 years before moving PIZZERIA {•Sti.Btl.t30 (S=t.& July / 11:00) f \ . Sat., Juno 10 U you consider yourself to be a you must have car, references, that tha Mtn of June, 1M7 at Jill *.». tUAOAZINIS ALL DOMESTIC AND $600 to $2,900 cash. Seven to prevailing^ time, at the City Ottlc*!,. to Edison 11 years ago. She OrsHidttand $2 • Clubkouu $4 REGRET HANDICAP high caliber Individual regard COUNCIL \cM»aait«», i«o ctmsbtlil phene la yew wdera BEST VALUE IN OVERSEAS TRAVEL less of background, you are twelve hows weekly can net afreet, JUhlray, Krw jsrsry, has been" was a member of the Polish • BOXED CANDY ARRANOEMENTSv ; CKIIMCN UKOCJ* it «or *»aurrfo" ' '»':* ] .Wed.. Juris 14 TOM'S AUTO CENTER fixed by me as tha tlois and Plaxa tot\ WOODBRIDGE Invited to Investigate this op excellent monthly Income. Mora Women's Club of Newark 381-6665 NEWSPAPERS TODAY • OHILDIIOOKS RARITAN RD. & CENTRAL AYE., CLARK —tunMy. Her husband was the late POST 1 PM • Daily Double 1:50 PM view write ,P.O. BOX 4185, THE COHaTBUCTIOM of oemcrt 1751 WHITTIIH ST.. RAHNAY 382-5770. sldtwalkj, eonereta earba and futtari John Royt and she Is sur- (ctnar sf Owi Av«.) DRIVING RANGE PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE Send resume,to P.O. Box 27 PtTTSBLBGH, PA. 19202. tht paring of tht rotdvtr or cottage vived by one son Frank Royt CALL 388-0600 Rahway A.venuer, Avenef Include phone number. Placi from Whlttler fJtrsti to niioa T> North Brunswick, N.J. or call street, and eueh othgr vork and pur-, at home, three daughter* CH T-1642. 381-4150 Rahway News-Record/Clark Patriot Pog«2 Juns 22, 1_967

The Summer Family Pro- Colonla, on June 25. In honor of the Dally Vacation Bible continue each week day mor- Frank Hehnly school is ser- MRS. CHARLES COLES Mrs. Constance F. Coan, gram for all age groups will of. the occasion, a com- School In Room C on June ning for the two week period ving as the place of'worshlp. Funeral services for Mrs. 86, of 292 West Emerson Area Religious Services start at 6 p. m., July'5, memorative letter will be 22' at 7:30 p. m. Following to Friday, July 7th. Dally The Ladles' Guild meets Hilda M. Coles, 70, of 140Ave., a teacher for many ic Library and continue through Aug- read from Ben M. Herbster, this they will separate into sessions are conducted from this evening at 8 o'clock. Stemmer Dr., Clark, were years In the Rahway school FIRST PRESBYTERIAN are: June 24 - at 8:00 P. M.- ust 30 with groups cf three, President of the 2 million classroom groups for In-9 to 11:30 A. M. Classes During July and August held Tuesday from the Wal-system, who died Friday In couples presenting the pro- struction. Vacation Bible the Mapleton Nursing Home j# 070G5 ' The summer series ofone A. A. Group Meeting; June member denomination. are available for children meetings will be suspended. ter J. Johnson Funeral service each Sunday at 9:30 26 - 7:00 P.M. Cub Pack gram each week. Mr. and Rev. Floyd Swart will School begins on August 7. who have had one year In On Saturday and Sunday, Home, Clark, with interment lnWoodbrldge. A.M. in Davis Hall opened Meeting; June 27 - 7:00 P.Mrs.--John Nisbet, Mr. andpreach on "Unity of the All members and friends nursery class through the members of the Luther Lea- in Hazelwood Cemetery. Bom In England, Mrs. this week. The sermon top- M. Boy Scouts; 7:30 P. MMrs. . Hagendorn and Mr. and Spirit" during the 11 a. m. of Osceola are invited to theJ>th grade. I'God In .My Life" gue will- attend a district Born in Rushden, England, Coan-had_been_a_reBldent ic of the Reverend Theodore Christian Education Com- Mrsr William Barrett will ilih will be the theme of the convention at Wilkes - Bar- Mrs. Coles came to Clark In of Rahway 45 years. She was H. Scott will be "Step by mittee Meeting; June 28 - present the first program has meant for UB to have held in the Quadrangles sec- school. Enrollment may bere, Pa. 1947. She Is survived by hera member of the Class of Step". The offertory solo 7:30 P. M. - Victory Pro- which will feature a picnic concretely participated in tion of the Rahway River made in advance or ait the The final session of thehusband, Charles E. G.; a1903 of Boston University New JerseV.'s oldest weekly n»wspaper — Established 1822 will be sung by James Musa- gram and Final Completion with each family bringing this ecumenical movement. Park on June 24 from 1 to schools opening on Monday Sunday school will be held daughter, Mrs. Mae Jarvals and a former president of cchlo. Fund Report to be held In their own food. Beginning July 2 and con- 7 p. m. The Board of Dea- morning. this Sunday, resuming again of Clark; two brothers, Alpha Phi sorority. She also Vol. 144, No. 59 Sunday Church School will Davis Hall. tinuing until Sept. 3, the cons is in charge of all the The Lutheran Church Men in September. Worship ser- George and Harry Dickens, was a member of St. Paul's Rohwoy, N.J., Thursday, June 22, 1967 be held during the s u m m e r WILLOW GROVE Sunday morning worship arrangements this year. Hot will hold their picnic June vices through the summer and two sisters, Mrs. Maud Episcopal Church and the 10 Cent*. for a ten - week period AVENEL PRESBYTERIAN Reception of new memservic- e will be held at 9 dogs. Ice cream, soda, cof- 30, at 6 P. M., at the home months will continue to beAblett and Mrs. Nell Holy- Church Worker's Group. starting July 9. The time "On Being Up - To - Date" bers will feature the single a. m. fee will be served at a small of Mr. and Mrsz Hans Schaf- held at 10:30 a. m. oak, all in England, and two Most of Mrs. Coan's each Sunday is 9:30 A. M.will be the sermon topic of service scheduled for 10 a. cost to adults — but free to ft, 24 Sidney Place, Metii- grandchildren. teaching was spent In the Jaycees Will Chose I On June 25 and July 2 the Rev. Walter W. Feigner m. on Sunday. Rev. Julian OSCEOLA PRESBYTERIAN the children. Baxeball, ten- chen. FIRST BAPTIST Franklin School. She retired there will be a children's as the congregation starts Alexander will be in charge Worship services will be nis and other games have "Work Your Own Gar- MRS. GRACE WILSON iin 1933. sermon during the regular its summer program of ser- of the service. The Vaca- held at 9:30 and-^11 a. m. been planned for group par- ' ST. PAUL'S CHURCH den" will be the sermon Mrs. Grace W. Wilson, She Is survived by three Little Miss Rahwav 150 Days Report Reveals adult worship service. Chil- vices to be conducted at 8 tion Bible School will open Sunday with the summer sch- ticipation by Mr. George St. Paul's Church will topic of the Rev. James F. 78, of 1445 Lambert St., sons, Robert A. of Pasa- for the one week program Lee, Mrs., Richard Lee is dena, Calif.; Richard of Lan- The Rahway Jayceee have dren will be dismissed to and 9:30 a. m. each Sunday edule going Into effect July celebrate Holy Eucharist at Horton at the 9:45 a. m. ser- Rahway, died at Rahway Hos- prizes are contributed by departments following their through the week of Sept- between the hours of 9:30 2 when one worship service In charge of the refresh- 9:30^1. m. during the month vice on Sunday. Church Scho- pital, Friday. A native of ham, Md. and William, with once again started their an- our local merchants, whose and 11:45 a. m.,, Monday, ments. In the early evening whom she lived; a daughter, nual "Little Miss Rahway" sermon for a film program. ember 3. will take place from 9:30 of July. ol will be held at it.a. m.[Berwick,"Pa., she lived In fine co-operation Is expect- Mr. Scott will be on vaca- A co-ordlnator and help- June 26. The Ashbrook to.. 10:15 a.m. Nr. Byron Nunn will lead a The Vacation Church School Elizabeth before moving to Mrs. Virginia Toohey of search. More than 99 girls ed again this year as In Workshop will be held June Vesper service. Should It Croton - on - Hudson,-N.Y.; between the ages ,of 7 and $200,000 Savings In tion during July and Mr.ers are needed for baby Choirs rehearse as fol- " 'HOL'VCrOMFORTER will run from June 26 through Rahway 12 years ago. Ser- past years. Ebert during August. Call care service for the Sunday 26 at the home of Mrs. lows: Senior at 8 p. m. June rain, the picnic will then "Where Do You Stand?" July 7. Senior Choir will vices were held Monday from a sister, Mrs. Rodney Ban- 10 have already filed their Members of the "Little Kllly. The Ethics of War be held in Fellowship Hall. natyne of Falrfield, Conn.; applications. Girls who have the office for any pastoral summer services. Vacation 22 and Westminster at 6:30 will be the- lla. m. sermon rehearse at 8 p.m., June 29. the Pettit Funeral Home Miss Rahway" contest com- needs between 8:00 A. M. Bible School will be held and Peace will be the adult p. m. June 23. New members On June 27 the Evangel- topic' of Rev. William A. with Rev. Richard Streeter ten grandchildren and seven not yet entered may do BO mittee for the Jaycees are: for two weeks starting June study topic on June 28. ism Committee meets in great grandchildren. at the semi-final Judgings James Collins, Director; and 1:00 P. M. Monday are invited to Join the Senior Guerrazzl_on Sunday,. Holy SECOND PRESBYTERIAN . of Second.... Presbyterian "by filling out an application' City Government Costs through Friday. 26 with classes for 3 year Choir for the summer mon- pT Communion will be cele- "Should Not I Spare Nine- Chruch officiating. Inter-, William Rack, Chairman; [olds through seventh grade. UNITED CHURCH and accompanied by a pa- Richard Walker and Jerry Economy was the key word "Our survey of City Hall totaling $3500." Other meetings of the week ths, and a special invitation on the same evening the brated at the 7:30 a. m. veh?" will be the sermon ment followed in Rosehill CARLM. WER3ITSKY,! rent. Celebration of the tenth Is extended to high school Executive Board of the Wo-sacrament. During the. mon- topic of the Rev. Richard Cemetery, Linden. Hill, Committee members. Issued to the City of Rahway organization, systems and Mr. Marsh pointed out that anniversary of the merger Carl M. Werbltsky, 77, - The semi-finals are'to be by Mayor John C. Marsh procedure provided a blue- the Department of Public and college students. men's Association meets in ths of July and August there R. Streeter at the 9:30 a.m. She is survived by two The Jaycees are assisted n between the Evangelical and the Church Parlor, at 8 p.m. held on July—l%th at Tully In this annual affair ""by" the_ ° the accomplishments. of_ p_rInt_fpx_8aWng_joialUlg._ln_ __WorkB_and_tlie_W aier _0e.-- Church school will meet will be a celebration of Holy | service-on-Sunday-.-A-sem- nsr Samuel—Dr-and-AVai-- home, 1485 Church Street, nI 8new Reformed Church and the Communion and a short ser- ' 'inar is being held at 8:15lacie L. both of Rahway, and -Pield-and .-jily-49th -at-Ve- -Jaycee-~eftes~~whbl3e "Chair- " " administration In Its excess of 3150,000. Now that partment were In the pro- Sunday at 9:30 and 11 a. ni. after a short illness. He was -terans- Field, both sche- flrst 15 cess of merging manpower Congregational Christian but will not meet after this ZION LUTHERAN mon at 11 a. m. . * ' a. m. for Senior High andfour grandchildren. the husband of Mrs. Agnes man Is Noreene Rack. 0 days In office. " the reorganization ordinance ROBBINS& ALLISON jChurch which formed the until the fall. The final mid -weekcom- . adults. The Dally Vacation duled for 2:00 p.m, Judging, The fat Is going out of ha6 been approved by Coun- and quarters. "This will United Church of Christ, will Services will be conduct- Souchuk Werbltsky. for the semi-finals will be provide both departments A short meeting to get ed at 8 and 11 A. M. on munlon will be at 10 a. m. Bible School is scheduled MISS HELEN B. VAIL A former garment worker, the operation of City busl- cil, we will Implement these feature services at the Uni-acquainted with each other June 26. The annual Bible' for July 10 - 21. The Dea- Miss Helen Bogart Vail, done by the Jaycee - ettes ness", Marsh said. The savings as fast as prac- with Increased flexibility ted Church of Christ, Clark- Sunday. "Jesus Is For Real" 1 Mr. Werbltsky was a mem- the wives of the Jaycees Frlvate First Class Art- Mayor referred to a broad ticality will permit". since, when conditions war- INC. will be held for the teachers will be the sermon topic of School will open June 26 with i cons will meet at' 1 p. m. 87, formerly of Rahway, died ber of the International Lad- and will be scored on a point hur H. .BrzoBtowski, 19, son assortment of areas and de- Mayor Marsh announced rant, the manpower in one ftjabllsheri 1912 the Rev. Frederick Falr- sessions between 9:30 and on Tuesday. Thursday at Mary Heart ies Garment Workers Union system for the girls' poise of Adam F. Brzostowakl, partments which have come that with the exception of department will be at the clough, pastor. The Sunday 11:30 a.m. All youths of - Nursing Home, Succasunna. in New York. He retired and appearance In a party 2134 Church St., Rahway, disposal of the other. In School will meet at 9:15 grammar school age are in- FIRST METHODIST Survivors Include three ten years ago. in for his cost and budget the Mayor's and Business' nieces, Miss Anne Vail and WINNERS OF "Mf DAD IS.THE GREATEST" contest sponsored by Sargents Men's Shop. Rob- dress. completed a 19-week radio reductions. The total in re- Administrator's Office, the addition, we will get double A. M. vited. Regular three ser- Church services will be- He was born In Russia, repair course May 19 at the • LOCAL AND vices will be resumed the Mrs. L. M. Hayes both of way, look mighty happy over their selection. Shown at the left is third place winner, Kathleen The final Judging will be organization savings comes second and third floors of utilization of equipment and LONO DISTANCI The Luther League will . - . . _ . gin at 10:00 a.m. and con- lived in Rahway 57 years and Samuels 10. of 1956 Beacon St.. Rahway; with Judy Williams 7, the first prize winner of-IQ78 held August 12th at 8:00 Army Signal School, Ft. facilities. This means great- hold a camping - retreat Rahway, and Mrs. William to over 5200,000", said City Hall are being vacated. second Sunday In September. 5nue at this hour through was a member of the Holy Mayfair Dr., standing in the middle. She is flanked by second place winner, Catherine Qlrech 8, p.m. In Council Chambers. Monmouth, N.J. Marsh. However, he was "This is the result of a er overall efficiency and MOVING this Saturday and Sunday at Stanley of Tenafly; and twoComforter Episcopal of 33 Clinton St. Rahway. Prizes will be awarded. The hence, more economical Allaire State^Park. They will • ~— July. In August the church I nephews, Robert ValLofNew. quick to add, "aff of this consolidation of depart- York City, and John Vail, Churchurch;r ; _w.rltlngiL : —operations-Try—thls~one~foTT~ • JTOIAOI leave from the Church at CLARK LUTHERAN W -L> \n« r^n nn —mentsiV-the-iMayors-state-— —"ChriBitanlty-Ih—Actlon'^september the 3rd. fchurchRahway. Mr. Werbitsky Is survived Service AssocTaclorv! ment said. "Next month we economy", the Mayor chal- 8 A. M. on Saturday. by his widow; Mrs. Agnes lenged. "We find that last- • PACKING The Loyals will hold their will be the sermon topic.flf Sc{,ooi wU1 reopen on Sept. Private funeral services President Me Laughlin has will have merged the Health the Rev. Joseph Kucharlk at JO were held at Pettit Funeral' Souchuk Werbitsky, a son \McLaugfilin called a special meeting of and Welfare and City Clerk's year the City of Rahway sunk annual picnic on Sunday af- the 10:30 a. m. worship ser- This Sunday, The Rev. Stephen Werbeck of Rahway, departments. This means S21,700 into the rental of a TIL 276-0199 FOR WIENDI.Y RELIABLE SERVICE ternoon at 2 P. M. in Grove Home, Rahway. five daughters Mrs. Walter ' the Board of Trustees and AND HIGH QUALITY OIL vice this Sunday. Preceding john L. Stokes will preach the Picnic Committee for In The Middle Of Things.. that heat, cleaning and utility backhoe machine. The City 3, section 5, Merrill Park, tte service at 9:30 the Sun- Christian Atheism. The Brooksbank, MrB. Mary Has Powers is now in the process of pur- 213 South Avt., E. Cranford Colonia. on FI [7ARFTM June 29th at 7 P. M. in costs for this space will be day school and adult Bible young Adults will meet at Westcott and Mrs. Bronl the Municipal Building in Want fo be a Councilman? eliminated and the savings chasing a backhoe for Dial 388-5100 The Vacation Church Sch- brings things home, he didn't call me Spots when' I had ool will begin on Monday and seminar will meet. During 7.30p .m. at the parsonage, Clark. ' The Rahway Council will interview candidates for the $12,000. If anyone doubts church construction, the Extended Chicken pox and he makes cook-outs." that savings are available Helen Lello both of Colonia; First Ward Council seat at 7 p.m. on July 7 in the Coun- this one ought to settle the tit Funeral Home for Miss First Vice President Obituries Elizabeth Moeller, 78, of a brother Harry Werbeck of. James J. Farley of the Un- cil's caucus chambers. This is not a public meeting, but question". Rahway; a sister In Russia, ion Council =8 of the N. J. Rahway P.B.A. Rack Hits The Mayor then Indicated WALTER WILINSKI Elizabeth, with Rev. James eight grandchildren and Civil Service Association residents wishing to serve on the Council may appear on Are YOU registered for the greatest summer project that he expected to Save Funeral services were Horton, of First Baptist three great - grandchildren. explained to the member- thot date to be interviewed by the entire Council. Appli- ever? about $6,000 In fuel oil. This held Wednesday with a Mass Church, Rahway, officiating. The funeral was held on ' ilp of Union Council at Its Elects Slate Giacobbe's will now be put out on bid Keeping a sharp eye on payroll expenses... at Christ the King Church, Interment was in Hazelwood Monday from the Thomas cants must be residents of the First Ward and must be Man/of your frisnds and neighbors are. New Vernon, N. J. for Wai-Cemetery. The deceased w,as regular meeting last night Lawrence Ryan heads the which has never been done F. Hlgglns' Sons Funeral that the Board of Trustees either Democrats or Independents. •- Boys ond girls — 8 thru 15 — are registering now before. "We've saved rough- ter Willnski, 66, of Wood- a practical nurse and well- Home. Services were con- slate of officers elected and Conduct land'Rd., Green Village. The jknown to many in the com- had voted to give President The seat is vacant because of the resignation of former for OPERATION SC00PERIN0. Through OPERATION ly $1,000 on parking tickets ducted at Holy Comforter Thomas J. Me Laughlin all installed by Rahway Local Speaking before the Sixth by bulk buying with neigh- deceased served for 25 years munity. Church by Rev. William Gu- the power and authority Un- /?31 P.B.A. The new officers Councilman John Pitchell, who was convicted on charges SCOOPERINO this summer, you can w.ina Schwinn Sting- Ward Democratic Club. Wil- boring communities", Mr. as a plumber and steam fit- errazzi, Pastor and inter- will serve during the 1967- liam Rack, council candidate ter for Merck & Co., Inc.MRS. CONSTANCE COAN i ions have in his handling of 68 year. of bribery. His replacement, who will be appointed by the ray bike or many other great prizes. Marsh said. : ment was In Rahway Ceme- County and Municipal nego- from the Second Ward, cri- The Mayor summed up his He is survived by his wife Funeral services were tery. tiatioiiS, which means full Other officers are: vice Council, Tnusf be either a member of his party or an in- You can do all this by selling subscriptions or re- ticized the manner in which first 150 days by saying that Oci Helen Rankln Willnski and held Tuesday at the Pettit 1 president Morris Clay; re- 1 Funeral Home and at St. I authorization to threaten a dependent. the Republican controlled 'we have saved better than he is the foster father-of cording secretary, William newals to the "Rahway News-Record". It's not a con- council are conducting coun- aul's Episcopal Church CAMP ENDEAVOR strike if a situation so war- 1 $200,000 for the City of Rah- Mrs. Gerald Cutler of IN FUND APPEAL rants It. Kenny; treasurer, Charles The appointment is only temporary and the First Ward test — everybody who sells 40 subscriptions gets a cil meetings. Cherry Hill and Joseph, [where a Requiem Eucharist Glfford; financial secretary, way....so far! The average A public fund-raising ap- He noted that President seat will be open for election this fall. Sting-ray or conventional bike of his or her choice. . Mr. Rack said he was re- saving is $1,000 per day. And Sheridan, Morrlstown. was offered by Rev. Dr. Darrrnn Toney; state dele- ferring to "the outrageous ~hristopher Nichols, for peal was issued this weelt- Me Laughlin, being an ex- gate, Leon Baclgalupo; trus- If you sell 25 subscriptions you have a choice of a to back it up, we've re- for needed financial assist- cellent president, would use and threatening remarks turned money to the citi- ance for Camp Endeavor in this power with discretion, tee, John Jedic; sergeant - deluxe Walkie-Talkie outfit or a tape recorder? For 20 made to cltizenB by Re- zens of Rahway In the form at - arms, Harry Mathls. publican councilman, Ray Watchung. Three hundred because in all dismissal MY DAD'S THE GREATEST — and many Rahway subscriptions you will get a Polaroid "Swinger" camera. of a tax decrease." and fifty children, aged eight cases affecting members of Glacobbe at the June 14 through ten will enjoy a . .'ol:n T. Brady Jr., Don area youngsters seem to think so. In the annual contest For 10 points you'll receive a transistor radio — for 5 meeting, when he insulted, Union Council, Mr. Me of Mr. and Mrs. John T. camping vacation this sum- Laughlin has not lost a case sponsored by SARGENT'S 'MEN'S SHOP, Rchway young- points a record album of your ctioice'— jnd for just 1 removed his coat, and at- Elks To~Mark A RESPECTFUL TRIBUTE mer thanks to the program during his time In office. Brady" Sr. of "37-TW. Grand tempted to attack a citizen." Ave., Rahway, has been pro- sters were invited to write a letter explaining just what .point there's a special prize for everyone! initiated by the Christian Mr.. Farley also stressed "The clash was adverted Anniversary Endeavor Societies of Union the fact that threats to strike moted to airman second made their Dad so great. The wfnners, pictured above left, , But don't wait. Register now at the offices of the by the cool head of Demo- TO class in the U.S. Air Force. cratic councilman, James J. Rahway Lodge of Elks will •County. Cost of maintaining would include the very ser- Airman Brady is an aircraft had many reasons for thinking their Dads were special. • "Rahway News-Record" and pick up your SCOOPERINO observe the sixtieth anniver- one child in Camp Endeavor ious problems of persons Klnneally Jr., who prevented for the ten day period Is crew chief at Tyndall AFB, But the winning entry seemed to sum them all up: kit. OPERATION SCOOPERINO ends August 15. Mr. Giacobbe from leaving- ary of their founding here working out -of their title wlrh a banquet to be held June $40.00. Children will come without compensation. It was Fla". "He Is a member of the Seven-year-old Judi Williams wrote that: the dais. The Incident wasn^ Air Defense Command which By then, you can be "wheeling" on your own Sting- disgraceful enough. After 24 at the clubhouse in West from -Clark, Rahway, and further noted that this same "My Daddy's the greatest because he's smart, he ray. Milton Ave., Rahway. other Union County com- ,power had recently been giv- provides aerospace defense order was restored by the against hostile aircraft and police, Mr. Giacobbe con- 'Various State Elk officials munities. Among the direc- en to President Robert C. missiles. The airman is i will be present including Jo- tors of the camp Include Murphy of Hudson Council tinued his verbal attack on William Rand, Jr. of Rah- #2 of the New Jersey Civil graduate of Rahway High Safety Council the citizens, and again in- seph Bader, who will deliver School. sulted a female resident by the principal address. The :way_.-a_member of the Board Presents Plaque Win A Schwinn Sting-Ray stating, 'You are nothing but oldest living Past Exalted BLUERIBBQN of Trusteees. a loud mouth.'," Mr. Rack Ruler, William F.Weber will To Ernest Mincey said. be among those attending the Kinch Sworn-In "Possibly this may be the banquet. Past Exalted Ruler James CALL THE RECORD A Safety Appreciation Pla- first offense under the new WITH NEWS ITEMS Or Many Other Prises; city ordinance "Ethics of Toner is chairman of the af- que wa6 awarded Ernest fair with Albert Ross as PAYROLL AUTOMATION SERVICE 388-0600 Officers and Employees" As Police Chief Mlncey for saving the life treasurer and Eugene F. of Brian Tenneson of 183 article 14-2-74-G: All City The U.N. debate on the completed courses in traf- officers and employees shall Kenna, secretary. Middle East and a New York fic engineering, police sci- East Albert St. by pulling Enter Operation Scooperino him from the waters of the comply with the usual rules The local lodge was found- shopping tour by Soviet ences and police community of common courtesy in the ed on June 26,1907 with Elks Premier Kosygln's daughter relations at Rutgers Univer- Rahway River on April 16, during the monthly meeting Want to be In the newsr You can use your bike to a headline to be set, he takes performance of their em- from Elizabeth, Perth Am- took "top billing" on Tues- sity, New York University paper business — and earn ployment of-duties,'" Mr boy, Plainfleld and Long IS YOUR ANSWER and Michigan State Univer- of the Rahway Safety Coun- be the first one at the scene the "copy" out to the print day — and Rahway lost out valuable prizes that are of a story and get your Rack concluded. Branch present to witness on TV coverage of the swear- sity. In addition, he has com- cil held at the home of Louis waiting Just for you? shop to be set in type. pleted other courses in pol- R. Rlzzo. Awards Chairman "scoop." fifth-two charter members. HERE ARE SOME OF THE ADVANTAGES TO YOU: ing-in ceremonies for new- OPERATION SCOOP-« A Cub Reporter" Is a You can earn your title — ly-appointed Police Chief, ice work conducted through- Frank Brunette made the ERINO Is open to boys and out New Jersey by law en- presentation. newspaperman who's learn- and win the prize of your uldtniiiUiUUtoT Herbert T. Kinch, girls — 8 thru 15 -- in the ing to write news stories choice — by selling sub- Gilgannon Named As D Reduction in payroll preparation costs. D Adaptability — National State Payroll Automation ROBERT C. BAUER TiUckf alMitmttaWi. Surrounded by city of- forcement agencies. A long discussion was held Rahway - Clark - Colonla succtss-ia+l CAN*I WILL on Safety Patrol Personnel and who reports the stories., scriptions to your friends Service can be custom designed to suit most special ficials, the new Police De- He Is a member of P.B.A, area. The program began the editor assigns. You can and neighbors In the area. • Greater accuracy. B:ed an association of Negro pol- transfer of fifth and sixth use your tape recorder to in luvt: mure cnnhJi-ncc (I CAN): ln at brief city hall cere- through August 15. record interviews "on the hclptj tn show mtirt- dtu-rmin-ltinn monies, for which CBS-TV ice officers; Union County grade classes out of Colum- You can register now In new subscriptions to the Democratic City chair- D Elimination of peak loads, seasonal pressure and (I WILL); drilled in the subjects re- bian and Grover Cleveland spot" or your walkie - Second Ward. "It was the FOR DISTINGUISHED SERVICE coverage had been sche- Safety Officers'Association; the offices of the "Rahway talkie to find out Just what's "Rahway News-Record" or man, Philip J. Carr, has assignment of extra personnel. ADDITIONAL BENEFITS quired for College Entrance. Grades Union County Safety Council; Schools will create In the opinion of all Democratic 9-12 ur PC HOVC' TO STUDY ii duled. News-Record" and "Clark happening. "Clark Patriot" in Union announced that John J. Gil- councilmen that the selec- Queen Elizabeth Lodge £36 organization of the patrols Patriot", 1470 Broad St., and Middlesex counties. You gannon, of 402 E. Grand • Filing of all Federal and State tax reports. strewed. Individual needs served. In those schools. The mat- A "Staff Reporter" takes tion of a replacement should D Privacy . . . fewer people possess salary information. Sportv Football. Soccer, Ba*Uthall, Chief Kinch, a veteran of A. F. & A. M., and Omega Rahway. When you register, receive one-half point for Ave., will be submitted to bjK-rull and many others. Choice uf more than 24 years ser- Psi Phi fraternity. ter was referred to Mr. the pictures for the news- the council for consider- be made by the members of TO HIS COMMUNITY, CLIENTS you'll receive your sub- paper. YJOU can use your renewal subscriptions in the political organization 1 returning home afternoons or Five vice In the Rahway Police A life - long resident of Brunette who will work with scription sales kit — and ation as the replacement to Flexibility . . . your employee may be paid in cash* , G Payroll breakdown records by department, function, Day Uoardinj: re-turning home Fri- camera to get "on the spot" Union or Middlesex count- from which the vacancy ex- • day jfkTnuonfl. Request CJtaloj: and Department, rose through Rahway, Chief Kinch is. a Superintendent of Schools you're ready to start. fill the' vacancy that now official National State Bank check, or have his pay the ranks following his ap- graduate of the City's pub- Richard M. Nash to de- pictures of the news events ties and one-half point for exists in the First Ward. ists and the request was product line or contract available to you for cost book "Royal Rnjd<" (free) on p>od You can begin as a "Copy in your neighborhood. new subscriptions outside of granted," Mr. Carr said.- automatically credited to his National State Bank Mudy luhitv Enroll m.w (or Fall. pointment as Patrolman In lic school system and a grad- velope a program. Boy" and work your way up Chairman Carr said that accounting or other purposes. AND FRIENDS CARTHRfT SCHOOL • WEST OfMNBE, NJ.' 1942. Assigned to the Plain- uate of Virginia State Col- In light of the publicity A "Stringer" works for Union or Middlesex counties. "The courtesy granted to to "Scoop Reporter". the paper on a part - time Mayor Marsh had approach- Mayor Marsh to choose his checking account, or any part to his savings account. clothes Squad In 1951, he be- lege, where he received a concerning the Rahway Fire And here s what you'll But get busy -- OPER- ed the Democratic council- came a Detective less than a Department,._the—council is basis. He or she is always replacement should now be "Cash can be delivered by armored carrier with envelopes D Also, your account is automatically reconciled. B. S. degree with honors earn: on the lookout for stories - ATION SCOOPERINO ends men and aekecJ them to sup- returned to the Democratic year later. He was appoint- in 1939. He served -in the drawing- Up a set of resolu- "Scoop Reporter" — 40 August 151 port the Republican organi- stuffed — usually at a specified time and day. ed Sergeant in 1953 and Lieu- tions in support of the fire- and when they find a news organization," Mr. Carr U. S. Navy in World War points -- Schwinn Sting-ray story they "cover" it for zation's choice to fill the added. tenant In 1954. The following II as Specialist Third Class, men. or conventional bike. vacancy that existed in the year he was assigned as Of- Acting Chief Shore Patrol. Reports were made on the the paper. They often get ficer In Charge of the Traf- "Cub Reporter" — 25 "special assignments" for WHAT WILL YOU HAVE TO DO? ' We shall remember with gratitude and pride his unique Chief Kinch resides with annual bicycle inspec£lejn points — Walkie - Talkie or a story in their area if the fic Division. He was pro- his wife, the former Flor- program. Wade Likins, pub- Tape Recorder. Just the basic timekeeping and entering of raw data on the forms we supply — And that's all! example of willing and zealous service to his fellow moted to Captain in 1959 ence Elizabeth Pinderhughes licity chairman reported that paper can't send out a staff and Deputy Chief in 1965. ''Staff Reporter" — 20 reporter. You can use your Realtors. of Providence, Rhode Is- the "Green Safety Pennant" points -- Polaroid "Swing- The new Chief wa6 an In- land, and their daughter, Eli- sponsored by the General transistor radio fo "keep er" camera. up on the news" so you'll In the passing of cur dear and respected friend, we structor at the Union Coun- zabeth Anne, at 877 Main Motors Corp. will be Inaugu- "Stringer" — 10 points- always be ready for an as- DON'T DELAY — find out more about BLUE RIBBON Payroll Automation Service by National.State Bank, ty Police Academy^, He has Street, Rahway. rated In all Rahway Schools, Transistor radio. signment. how it can lower your payroll preparation costs and relieve you of this-chore — today! express confidence that the Bauer-Brooks Company "Printer's Devil" — 5 A "Printer's Devil" shall continue to excel in high standards of service points -- Record Album of leams the trade from the Send in the coupon or phone 354-3400, Ext. 207. to the community* your choice. print shop. He helps the WE'RE FLATTERED. "Copy Boy" -- Special linotype operators and A prize for everyone.. pressmen, melts down used INDEED, BUT... A "Scoop Reporter" is metal Into "pigs"andlearns Ther«'i only one Welcoma the newspaperman who has how the paper is put together. 'Wagon. a "nose for news" and gets 'THE RAHWAY BOARD OF REALTORS Imitation, 'tis said, la the A "Copy Boy" does the Rush to: c. G. Bradley finest of compliment!. And to the story first. A "scoop" leg work on a newspaper. The National State Bank RN622 as a much-Imitated organi- is a story you print before When a reporter finishes a NATIONAL 68 Broad Street ' zatlon, wa're certainly flat- any other newspaper has it. atory or when an editor has Elizabeth, N. J. 07202 tered. But as many have learned, Dudley E. Painter Jr. Daniel J. Colangelo Eva Pascale . the "reasonable facsimile" TYPOGRAPHICAL too often falls snort of "the Radar Traps Pres. Vice Pres. . Sec'y. Name Title ; real thing." UNION INSTALLS Sidney Smith Marie Biddar Charles E.Searles ' So beware of substitutes, Acting Treas. Director Director for there Is no reaf substitute Scheduled BANK Company for the services of and the New officers of Rahway benefits provided through Typographical Union No; 235 The Radar Unit will be Welcome Wagon. Installed for a two year term In operation on the follow- MIMMff rtOCMM. DC^Ot'T INBUHANCt CO**OAAriO« Tel. at Its regular meeting In- ing streets In Railway dur- ELIZABETH • HILLSIDE • KENILWORTH • PLAINFIELD • RAHWAV For Clark HoiUll clude: President, Matthew ing the week of June 26: i Cit>~"yy Stataiaies Zi<.ipp Cod v.oaai Call 233-3083 D. Condon; vice president, Milton, Madison, Elm and ROSELLE PARK • SPRINGFIELD • SUMMIT • WESTFIELD Stanley J. Bier William B. Kraynok Mereha M. Sensenlg For Rohwoy Ho»l««« Coll.276-3990 .. Leesvllle Avenues and Pler- NEW JERSEY Ross DIComo Frank LaRusso . Dora D. Shell Frank E. Gagnon; record- pont, Main and Whlttler THE FLAG RAISED BY MEMBERS OF RAHWAY POST 5, AMERICAN LEGION on Flog Day Streets. Announcement of the will remain at full most until the conflict in Vietnam Is settled. During the hours of darkness, Edmond V. DelPrincipe John 0. Markey Julia R. Stanford Ing secretary, George A. spot lights will light the flag and call attention of the public that the Post Is supporting our Id-J-i-Gibbons Catherine Reese—ErnesrWfso—— Cals; secretary -treasurer, operations were made on hr l h -We boys In Vietnam In every pas-f!hl* wny, 24- *w* " i"y T « puNid '"ki*i< m«y T>«" jll -John J. Giles - Abe Reppen- " - RAHWAY SAFETY COUNCIL during recent presentation ceremonies h6rtO«a fcrVtesi Mlnsey - James -V. DeFco andd SeiSei- - Wednesday-by the Trafflc-Bl— the flag'around the clock If It Is properly Illuminated at night, is asked to cooperate In thls'pro- /center) forhis courage and heroism' Frank Brunette, awards chairman, presents the plaque to geant - at - arms, Walter H. vision of the Rahway Police ject. Seen hoisting the flag are William Beauregard, Commander Joseph Sulo. and Past Com- Mr. Mlnsey while Carl Carlson, council president, looks on. Brooksbank. Department. mander Paul Konic...... Rahway Nows-Recod/Clarlc-Patriot—. T Jur»22r1967- -. Juno 22, 1967 Rahway News-Record/Clark Patriot Page 5 Rahway Italian Women Rode of 1051 Maurice Ave., Ave,, Rahway, received a , fZccorb Pyfhians Plan and James Reese of 1032 Master of Arts degree at SOCIAL NEWS? Hamilton St., all of Rahway, Seton Hall at the June com- Elizabeth IRS 388-0600 Published Every Thursday Morning by Close Season were members of the second mencement exercises. THE NEWS RECORD PRINTING COMPANY Dinner Dance honor roll for fifth form stu- Miss De Masl did her Closing Office Graduation Plans for the annual din- dents for the fifth marking undergraduate work at Shep- With Induction j Joseph M. Shortz.Distrlc HAVE US 1470 Broad Street. Rahway, N.J.. 388-0600 The following students ner dance to be held at period. Havriluk and Rode herd College, Shepherds- I Director of Internal Revenu were listed - by the High . Induction of new members Club Dianne in Springfield were also on the second town, W. Va., receiving a Associate Publisher & Editor . . . Barbara Curran Including MrB, Frederick ,for New Jersey, announce School for graduation: Ave., Union, were made at honor roll for the final mark- Bachelor of Science degree [today that the Internal Re FILL YOUR NEXT Second Class Postage Paid at Rahway. New jersey Ryan, Mrs. James Cherego, ing period. John Michaal Adivori Hatarx Jaan Jurciyk the June 15 meeting of the in Home Economics and a ivenue Service office at 3- Shoryl Lou Akrith Thaodora Kalata When we talk Mrs. Manuel Barbosa and Rahway Knights of Pythians. Departmental honors went Bachelor of Arts In Educa- Laonord N. Alipartl Bryan Gana Kaplan Mrs. Richard MUlto, fea- W. Scott PL, Elizabeth, will Subscription Rate by Mail Including Postage Barbar Charyl Kopp Three officers were nomi- to Havriluk in Russian and tion. She Is presently teach- PRESCRIPTION Patricia Allan tured the final meeting of be closed after July 14,1967. 52 weeks S4.00 Sandra Alyiio Allan Susan Maria Kali nated Including Harold Liss Math; to Steven Lieberman ing In Linden High School, After the closing, all em- Outside Union and Middlesex Counties S6.00 Elbart L. Alston, Jr. Jcnat Ann Kaiokawitr the season for the Ladles for Recording Secretary, of 33 Grand St. in English Linden. Josaph Andraw Andarson Mauraan Kaana about research, Auxiliary to the Italian - Am- ployees and all work In pro- CLARK Manual Andrada Edword Michaal Kallay Irving Brown for Inner Guard and History; to James Reese gress presently assigned to Member New Jersey Press Association Koran Danita Arganti.ra Jaan Tharata Kally erican Club of Rahway, held and Sid Klrschensteln for John Kikfo In Russian and Art and to- the Elizabeth office will be Josaph Willis Armstrong at the new clubhouse In East Outer Guard. .ordon Rode in Math and CALL THE PATRIOT DRUGS Vincant Motthaw Armstrong Christina Kinch Inman Ave., under the dir- transferred to the District This newspaper is responsible for typographical G.rold Gifford Avant ^ Patricia King Only one meeting each 'hysics. WITH NEWS ITEMS 86 Westfield Ave., Clark Robart H. Knight we're trying to ection of President Mary Office at 1060 Broad St., errors only to the extent of the space the errors Joan Marilyn Bochmon month will be held for the . 388-0600 Marilyn Alica Bocsik Donna Froncaa Kocion Finelli. summer the meeting In July Newark. occupy. Claims must be made within one week of Shall.y R. Barbara Gary R. Kohlar WINNERS OF THE TOP PRIZE OF $300 in a recent band 381-7100 publication. Donald D. Basila Barbara Kolodslajciyk competition in Jersey City are from left to right in the top Mrs. Frank Delia Rosa being scheduled for the se- Suson Baumonn Glann C. Kopa gave a report on her meet- cond and for August on the Lorraina Wargorit* Baauragord Robarta R. Korngut row, Russ Opperiheimer, Kenny Engel and John Legan. Pic- 'engineer" LETTERS TO THE EDITOR will be accepted by Stava Robart Bachalli Richard Kosamkl tured in the bottom row are Dave Hook. Tom Clendenny and Ing.-with the Rahway Com- seventeenth. David Kovacs this paper as space aWqws. All letters must be Jaannin. Hop. Baach munity Action Committee.. Announcement was made Pomata Eliiobalh Bahnka Robart Kovolaiki /Mickey Peare. The organization received Good Reasons signedwiih name and address. Names and addresses Craig Nail Bandar Wilson R. Krallwitz Stephen Varonko, Jr. that a resusciator will be Susan Diana Kriagar a confirmation of the award will be verified before publication. No unsigned Lauro Franc.i Bautalichi.is S Carl Vana . — - • more jobs for presented to the Rahway M.lvtn Blackshaar Robin Sua Kriss Barbara Jean Vrveri to a deserving student in First Aid Squad. Sol Eckel letter will be published. Names and addresses will Christina L— Bloodgood Rene* Iran* Krjitoff BandTakes 300 Barbara Ruth V«ts be withheld by the paper upon request. Janica G- Bobrovcan St.van Ksiaznicki James W. Wagner music which will be given was received as a new mem-; for- Saving Here! Lawr.nca Christophar Bodina Paula Halana Kunak Members of the Oppen- Lois Alice Walker at the Award Assembly at ber. i Jos.ph E. Bogar Nancy Louisa Kuiamn helmer Fund Band took first Catharine Joan Walton Rahway High School. Chaster J. Boioriki Stavan Kwiatkowskl Patricia Ann Wargo NewJerseyans grave health problem which Philip Wayne Washko Thomos Dal. Bolticoff Patrick J. Lacy prize money pf $300 and won Plans were made to asi- OPENING DAY OF BOATING SEASON FOR THE RAHY/AY YACHT CLUB held Saturday, fea- menaces the lives of thou- Mary Ann Botti Eric Carl Landgraf the right to compete in the Diane Ruth Weaver sist the Men's Club by at- Samu.I V.Bow.n, Jr. Linda Ran. Lang* Robert W.b.r ; tured a flag raising ceremony conducted by Commodore Bud Litt/e, followed by a picnic for Rahway Students NEWS-RECORD sands of children. It is in- Joanne Brehm Linda Kotharina LoRocca National Competition to be Anne Mary Wedhorn tendance at the annual An- ; friends and guests and rides for children provided by Douglas Stocker of the Tiger K to Kill deed rewarding to know that Laurltsan Arlene Lynn Wells Barry Brashiniky held in Boston later this Gloria Ann Wells We know that industries locate in niversary dinner - dance | Van Kull and back. About 300 Rahway area residents, members and their guests participated Barbara Lynn Brower Elaino Lawion a man of his high calibre and summer in competition with Diane Whalen to be held at the clubhouse ' in the program. • ^\y Ann.tte Brown John Layton Carolyn Jean White areas where they have direct access Receive Honors ^ MAILBAG community sensitivity re- G.raid.no Brown Dorothy Jaan Laboy 28 bands at the Roosevelt September 30 with Joseph JtWtid - to-research-facilities, Public-Service Rnrgp;-,,_—__adluirLon_Ma" y presents us in Congress. tra A. Brawn- "'h'hitlii flip 5taphanl.atnbach— -Stadlumy -Jersey~~Clty.~~Tfte~ " "GefferrfSrla as~chalrman. flee. Other activities lnclud To The Editor: Sincerely, Nancy Brown lory J.Lanax program was sponsored by Geora e lks, Jr has been conducting national thirty-first'. As a long - time volun- Todd Curtis Brown Robart Ira Le Carolyolyn June Williams After the business meet- Dr. MacPhee le Assistant Miss AKlonis ed being a member of Wo- At Pingry School Joseph Kaytes John Buli Margo Lewis the C.Y.O. Sheila Genevieve Williams advertising campaigns to publicize ing, a fashion show was pre- men s lntramurals,'Student Donald Brunnquell of 99 teer for the cause of Cystic President Tornmie Mae By.rs Hubert M. Lifred John Robert Wiseman Professor of English at Se- Fibrosis, 1 would like to ex- Anthony Phillip Camporo, Jr. Margo Lifred Linda Ann Rittholer Jo Ann Witenberg New Jersey's enviable position as a sented, depicting "Fashions ton Hall University in South Union, Planning Board, trea- William St., Rahway, made press gratitude to Senator B.v.rly S. Conning Candace Jean Linnel! Rosalie Robinson Estella C. Wood of Days Gone - By." Mrs. Orange. He received a B.S. Is Awarded surer of the Student Educa- the second honor roll for D.nnis Carm.lla Calvin Lock hart, Jr. Jonet Gail Roediger Joanne Woods national leader in research. Why? Julio De Masl was in charge Case for his recent effec- Army Private Robert W. Marilyn Yvonna Cormon Larry Jerome Lockhart .Edith M. Rokobauer Walter Michael Worolylko J degree from St. Peter's Col tion Association, and an edi- third form students for the tive Implementation of re- Truppa, 20, son of Mr. and Margaret Mary Caulfia.Id '•on Carol Losey Donald G. Romeo Barbara Gall Wudxkl When a firm moves into New Jersey, ~ of this entertainment with lege, Jersey City, 1956 and B.A. Degree tor for the college year book fifth marking period and also Miss DeMasi Patricia Ann Chlarovollo 'ohn Lowrev Donna Jean Rose Yvonne E. Yetman 'Mrs. Anthony Slca as photo- 'The Battler." for the final marking period, quests for research fund6 Mrs. Luigi Truppa, 15 W. William Ern.tf Chtlokos • onstonee Joan Luba Kenneth Roizetle Marl lyn Young new and better job opportunities studied at the University of Miss Lorraine Aklonis, made by the National Cystic Main St., Rahway, com- St.phtn B. Chopey William Michael Ludmer Patricia Ann Rusch Raymond Arthur Young grapher and Mrs. Albert Lausanne, Switzerland un- Lorraine served the Col- it was announced this week Gets M.A. Iris Chuven Linda Pauline Lutsky Peter Ruvolo Michael Zarzycki immediately become available. Bontempo as commentator. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. by officials at Pingry School. Fibrosis Research Founda- pleted a light vehicle driver James A. Ryan Michael Richard Zaron der a Swiss Government Fel- lege by being an orientation Joann. Theresa Citsay Richord Mackow Mary Theresa Zick It's as simple as that. Fashions were presented of K. J. Aklonis of 11 Haw- tion. Many local citizens course at Ft, Jackson, S.C., David James Clanton Laurie Jo MacN.HI Germaino M. Sachse lowship. He was awarded a teacher for Incoming fresh- Departmental honors in Howard Sager Lorrolne Zimmerman original models of famous thorne Dr., Clark, received ' At SetonHall have been concerned that so May 26. James E. Clarke Paul Richord Madden Joanne Zofcin Danforth Fellowship to Co-her B. A. degree in second- men for three years and was Latin and Biology were also Thomas R. Clandenny homos J. Majawski Josaph 'Jotterey Salay Jean Alison Zo,ig -imports. earned by Donald. ^- . little federal money has been, Eloir.e Maria Conforti eraldine Ma|urklvich Frederick Santa .Maria Promoting theadvantages of our lumbia University and a ary education at Alderson appointed a women's dormi- Marie Louise De Masl,- appropriated to finance badly B.v arly Connel I hyllls Lee Mandel George Arth'jr Sorakos The models were: Mrs. tory counselor by the stu- Rodney Havriluk of 245daughter-of Mr. and Mrs. Parcy ^onn»Jl state—and helping to bring new Woodrow Wilson Fellowship Broaddus College, PhiUppi .needed scientific studies into ana Louise Manning Danlai Wayne Savord CALL THE RECORD- —Anthony—Abate;—M*frr-Salva— -to-New York University. He dents. She was-chosen-Prin^ XL—Lincoln—A*e.;-Gordon- Julio-Ds Maul nf ftift Fim 'Guy Matthew"Connelly Gerald Martinetk—• ~ • Frank-Jam«s Scarpitto -•- - industry and new prosperity hcrc- ^W^rV^hl the cause and control of the Donald E. Cook Brenton Marcino Karln Sond'a Schaff.' WITH NEWS ITEMS tore Conforti, Mrs. Joseph earned an M.A. degree from mencement exercises. Sh. cess for May Day festivities life - threatening disease. Dolores C. Coppola thony Joseph Martin Chriitino Ethel Schultz 388-0600 Gesumaria, Mrs. Julio De Catharine Coughlin Dianne Jaan Maxwell Edward Charles Schumann is one more way we contribute to New York University In 1959. was a social studies major and was first runner —up TO LET — OUT OF CITY XO^ET -*- OUT OF CIT Cystic Fibrosis. Senator John 5mith Counts, Jr. Nora McDermott Elizabeth Marsha Searlas the continuing growth and strength Masl, Mrs. Mario Coesa, He was a commissioned 1st, Miss Aklonis studied at for (the title of "Miss Bat- Case responded magnifi- John Thomas McDonnell Thoma* John Seeburger Mrs. R. Rafenello, Mrs. M.Lieutenant In the U.S. Army tler ' college sports queen. Paul frothy Harry Walter McDowell Pail Milton Sefranka of New Jersey's economy. Eustlce. Salzburg, Austria In her Jun- cently-to.this local concern, Eug«n« A. Curria Kathleen McKenna Linda Suson Segedo * STILL Reserve. ior year, during which time Miss Aklonis was honored participated effectively i n Salvator* J. D'Addario, Jr. Br.nda McKnight Comtance Susan Seller An outstanding fashion was a graduation party at the Lastar Danchatz Donald E. Sethman SHOVELING COAL? . The Doctoral Dissertation she made extensive visits to V i subcommittee hearings, and Joanna May Daviat Bruce Andrew McWhorfvr a bridal party with Mrs. Eus- entitled "PatternPatterns of Action East and West Berlin, Ger- '"'- " Club, Coi- was instrumental in making Robtrt Anthony Oman Michael Alexander Mekola Virginia Gail Saviour Convert your praesl bailer to tlce as the bride, Mrs. Gesu- Kethlaan MorgoraT Dickart Laura Susan Mellac. Patricio Elizabeth Shal.atik and Imagery IInn the Leather- manyy; Switzerlandrland, CzechoCzecho- onla, where more than 80 certain that nearly $2,000,- Michoal Donanua Olga Esthel Mendoxa Bonnie Charlotte Shlel maria the bridesmaid, Mrs. stocking Tales" was an exex- guests participated. 000 will be ear - marked Susanna Dougharty Carol Suson Mlcklovic Charles K. Shupper MODERN slovakia, Luxembourg anc Harbaff Doyla Kothryn Ann Mldo William E. Shupper Abate, mother of the bride amination of various techni- Italy. for Cystic Fibrosis research Rita S. OuBrow Cecelia Theresa Miklasavige Leonard Sides, Jr. OIL HEAT with bouquets donated by ques of figurative language Miss Aklonis made the NEW JERSEY SEVENTH in the-current Federal Ap- John Duca Marcel Miles Wayne Joseph Skocypec Mrs. Rafenello. Diana P. Dudak Donna Marie Milius Steven Ira Slatas complete M»M and symbolic action in theDean's List in her senior New Jersey ranks seventh propriations bill now being Nancy Suian Duncan oan Ann Miller Michaal George Slonaker Job For J3Z5.00 Refreshments were ser- Leatherstocking tales — year and is a member_ ' o„i in the nation In number of transmitted to the Senate. Margorat Ann Dunham Richard Carter Miller Verdie Lee Small ved following the fashion homes having air condition- All of us who work on Jana R. Dunhamn Danna Rose Misita Michael W. Smaa^o the greatest works of James' thee Alpha Omega Delta SorSor- Kothryn Ann Egon Carolyn Eliiob.th Money A'thur Alfred Smith 275 tank Honeywell controls show by Mrs. RoseNardone, Fenimore Cooper, our first orit""'y' i'n which she held of- ing despite Its northern lo- behalf of the Cystic Fibro- David A. Eiian James Terry Moore Arthur Robert Smith, Jr. Mrs. Peter Di Tullo, Mrs. major novelist. It discussed cation. . sis program deeply apprec- Charlas M. Elliott Loretfa Moore Gary Howard Smith Anthony Lordl, Mrs. Arthur iate the Interest which Mr. Sharon Y. Embray alerfe Morgan Isabella Catharine Smith J. SERVEDIO PUBLIC SERVICE ELECTRIC AND GAS COMPANY some of the methods by which COLD MEDALLION TOTAL ELECTRIC LIVING Linda J. Enz Thomas Gregory Morris Ronald Smith 0 Bontempo and Mrs. Bolus Cooper develops, the charac- Case gave to our request for GIroux Grtntdin* Syrup adds vervt Gary D. Erviclc Charles Carrtngton Motley William Josaph Smith fc SONS. INC. Laskowski. his support, and his prompt to fine foods and drinks. At food Damatr* Farnya David Murray John Louis Snyder ter of Leatherstocking, the featuring and package stores. Tor free recipe Elaina Ann Fadalca _omes Walter Mu

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train.' Her triple - tiered ter. Donna Claire, to Helko Misi[Kathleen S, Grimes bouffant veil was held by a V. Ganzer, son of Mr. and double lace crown and she Mrs. Bert Ganzer of 814 carried a cascade bouquet lcholas Place. of white roses, and gypso- Wed To Byron Hall phella centered with a white Miss White was graduated orchid. .Tom Rahway High School in Miss Barbara Chesley of 1964. She Is a Bookkeeping Clark was the maid of honor. Clerk with Public Service Miss Jo-Anne Kovacs was Electric and Gas Co., Eliza- the Junior^ bridesmaid for beth. her sister. Frederick Spielman of Mr. Ganzer Is a 1961 grad- Eatontown, was the best man. uate of Rahway High School Stephen Kovacs served as his and is attending"Union Junior" brother's Junior usher. College in "Cranford. He is After a reception in the a Systems and Operations Cardinal Room of Buck Auditor with Varityper in Smith's House of Brides, j Newark. the couple motored to Flor- i A May wedding is being Ida. ' planned. The bride attended Rah-1 way High School and both the bride and bridegroom graduated from Middletown HAVE US Township High School. Mrs. Donna C. White, Cameron also graduated FILL YOUR NEXT from Berkeley School of Sec- retarial Training, East-Or- Heiko Ganzer PRESCRIPTION ange. She is employed by the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., Red Bank. Plan Marriage CLARK The bridegroom com- pleted the two - year course Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J DRUGS at The Stuart School of Busi- white of 831 Nicholas PI., 86 Westfield Ave., Clark ness Administration, _As-- Rahway,_haifi-anr>ounced-{he-| bury Park. He Is employed engagement of their_daugh-_l by-The United States Govern 381-7100 Patricia Curran Weds ment at Camp Cole. Capt. Harry Noel White Miss Patricia Ann Cur- The ' marriage ceremony Miss Ann Drake Wed A.J. McKinney ran, daughter of Mr. andand Nuptial Mass were per- JERSEY PREP Miss Kathleen Sue chapel train and an elbow Mrs. Edward J, Curran of formed by the Rev. Denis Grimes, daughter of Mr. and. length veil with a seed pearl SUMMER SESSION J. Whelan, pastor. The bride Heads Housing 49 Colonial Drive, Clark, Mrs. James E. Grlme2}&ah- crown. She carried a bou- To Robert E. Freeman Make-up Courses COURSES IN: became the bride of Capt- was escorted to the • altar way, became the bride of quet of gardenias and step- Miss Ann Marie Drake, Rowland Rubilla_of Roselle for College Admission ALGEBRA ain Harry Noel White, son by her father. Byron George Hall son of hanltes. The attendants wore idauShter of Mr. and Mrs. ADV.ALGEBRA Ra Park, served as ushers. Inspectors Complete Accelerated GEOMETRY of Mr. and Mrs. Harry White Among the attendants were Mr. and Mrs; S. B. Hall, pink floor length gowns with ymond E. Drake of 815 TRIGNONOMETRY Elm The bride, a graduate of High School Course of Saluda, South Carolina, the bride's sisters, the of Dallas, Texas, on Sat- matching headpieces and , Ave., Rahway and West Rahway High School, attend- CHEMISTRY Misses Theresa F. Curran, iSR PHYSICS .". -u-. •• .... at a double ring ceremony urday evening. June seven- carripd wh. was usher. Mr. and Mrs. Hall are tiered illusion veil. Her »» meeting of John Coleman .~^i lace panels on the cathedral The bride wore a silk residing at 7450 Bellfort flowers were roses, ivy, and and Dr. Dorothy Cronhelm, • . plus many more train. Her elbow - length linen floor length gown with Avenue, Houston, Texas. stephanotis. President and Vice - Presi- ^fabulous colors illusion veil was crowned Mrs. William S. Clft^land James Cameron dent of Code Enforcement by a cap of seed pearls, other county, state, and AT ftPhiladelphia Deodorant protection that won't wear out! College f Ph d DAILY 10-381-8994 7FRI. 10-v"• New York. 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Ray's Corner—I Recreation Recreation Baseball Leagues Zion Lutherans Football Clark Little League Will Unveil G Ol r By RAY HOAGLAND Developers Of Diamond Stars Conduct Annual Plaque Honoring Past Presidents Gary Ervlck of Rahway • Colonla Country Club's Slow Pitch Classic was runner-up for the annual women golf team scored a Two games will feature^ over the Merck Dodgers 6- All past presidents of the impact of personal contri- the opening of the Intra- 2 and the Amorelll Mets 7- Sports Dinner butions "Walter Gardeil Award-,of the jjW-23" win over Manasquan Lelv Hov, won the "Gale Clark Little League have to the betterment Union County InterecholaBtie JUver Club at Manasquan. Play Close County Baseball league. On 2. The Jayceea walloped the received a special invitation of the League are still Saturday the BetsytownVFW Klwanls 12-2 and scored H. Felver" Memorial Sept. 2nd deeply appreciated by the Athletic. Conference; Tne The second meeting of the Sportsmanship Award at the to attend tne 1967 annual winner was Bruce Corcoran teams will be held late In Corey & Corey Funeral will travel to Rahway River over the Merck Dodgers 7- Governor Richard J. Hug- twelve year old Clark Little men and boys who are the Home with a 7 - 0 record Park to meet the Recrea- 4. Amorelll Met's are in14th annual sports dinner of hes of New Jersey saluted the Little Leaguers of today. of Berkeley Heights, a stand- September. Mrs. Robert the Zlon Lutheran Church League exhibition baseball out as an athlete .and as a Beck won a low net event and United Lacquer Co., Inc., tion department team while fourth place followed by the New Jersey Jayceee today as game to be played June 25 Public acknowledgment of with a 6 - 0 log, remain the CYRC Chiefs will travel Klwanls Club, Merck Giants held by the members of thehe Jointly announced with student. Coreorao->pltyea at Colonla with a 70. Zlon's athletic teams and at 3 p.m. at the Little Lea- the contribution of former football. basketball' "and undefeated In the Eastern to Conant Street Field in and Dodgers. James G. Shields, General . gue. Field. Little League leaders will • • * . . Division of the Rahway Re- Hillside to meet the Recrea- The hard hitting 3rd Ward the Sunday School Teacher Chairman, Sept. 2, 1967 as baseball for the Highlanders at the church last week. In issuing the invitation, be made at the game and a and Is headed for Princeton "Football coach Red Kelln creation Slow Pitch League tion team. Both games will Democrats came up with four the date for the sixth annual John Schafer declared that large Little League Presi- of Arthur L. Johnson Re- this week. start at 10:00 a. m. runs in the top of the seventh The award was created by New Jersey Jaycee Football for some of the former dential Plaque with the na- In the fall. Ervlck-Wat- gional has been elected the special activities cab- tend Rutgers University..Th 1 e Reliable Movers with a •Next Wednesday- eveningi inning to'win over the Re- Classic. presidents several mes of all former presi- president of the Union Coun- 6-1 record and Walt's Bar at Veteran's Field, the I gina Corp. and continue their inet of the church in mem- In making the announce- years have passed since dents will be Installed In award is based on^atbl, iletle c ty Regional High School ory of Gale, who which ser- ability and scholarsnlp.iThe & Grill with a 5 - 1 record Chiefs will open their home I hold on the top spot of the ment, Governor Hughes said, they had close association the clubhouse. Coaches Association. Other pace the Western Dlvlson season with the Berkeley 11 - 12 year* old National ving as a Navy Hospital "The New Jersey Jaycees with the league but that the Past Presidents of the nominee - limited to oneofficers are; athletic di- corpsman in Vietnam was from each school, must have teams. Other teams In theHeights PAL and the Re-league in their second round have had remarkable suc- Clark Little League start- rector Frank Severage of division and their records creations will be at Teener game. killed In action on July 29th, cess with this annual event. Ing in 1953 are as follows: at least a B average^'Dlrec- Kenilworth vice presi- 1966. tor of Athletics at the high are: PlscetelU Excavators, Field in Union for a 6:15 Purolator. ^moved into a Over its five-year history, Clark Slow Pitch Michael Kostelnlk, Michael dent, and athletic director 4-1: Maurice Adlers, Inc., game. second place tie with an Other "most valuable the Jaycees have contributed Kostelnlk, Anthony Bosza, school Earl C. Hoagland 1B a Herb Palmer of Spring- players awards"; were pre- -XBcinber ..of the comnrftteo. 4 - 3j B & F Auto, 3 - 3i Maurice. Tufano of the Ko- 11 - 5 win over Qulnn 1 nearly $750,000 to New Jer- Frank Patten, William Ma- rfleld, as secretary - trea- First Slovac Club, 3-5; wal Association -team of the Boden and 10-4 over the sented to Diane Salvesen, sey charities and to youth, Softball Teams igulre, William Shan, Henry Three other Rahway boys surer. Gun Rack, 2-6; Qulnn & Recreation Department's last place American Legion. for girls basketball; Howard snorts, and community ser- Buoni, Harold Kessler, Ha- have won the award, Bob • • • Boden Co., 2-6; National 13 - 14 - 15 year old Pied- Regina won their other game Marr, Biddy boys basketball, vice activities throughout the | rold Kessler, Ralph Selltto,- Scarpltto in 1957; Joe Wil- Charles Grltschke, Junior In Close Race George Raugh and your Equipment, 1-5. mont league hurled a no - tUs week a 6 - 1 win over state. I Frank Comen, Charles Hlld liams in 1959; Joe Williams reporter traveled to Syra- In second place for thehit - no - run same over the Legion. Allen Industries boys basketball, James Cer- and-Jack Hurley, Alex Ber- and Tom Hoagland in 1961. cuse on Saturday with the bone, senior boys basket- Mike Kostelnlic of Clark won Eastern Division Is Inman the third place Franklin - has a one - one record while New York Giants and the teson, James Byrne and Ed- : New Jersey AAU boxing Pizzeria at 4 - 2, followed Qulnn & Boden and the Le-ball, Larry Weaver, senior vision o'f the Clark Slow Pitch ward Muchmore. In 1960. boye Softball. . * Philadelphia Eagles in Softball League while the un- team that socred a 3 - 2 by Coatas Ice Cream, 3-2; U are looking for their Princeton's Palmer Stadium .^AlLXittle-Leaguer*, coa— • • • win over the' Boys Club Rahway Inn, 3-4; Vlnce —Also—h o n-o-r-e-d-wpre-thc -defeated-Gne-HourMartlnlz- ches, managers and um- Zion's first girls cnamplon- ~ar~2~p.mT~TEe Giants lead lng -nine- which has posted Lou Paragallo, Director of ream before 1,500 fans Car Wash, 3 - 5; Angelo's good support and a] in a battle for first place the series, having won the pires, past and present are Athletics at the Arthur L. • » • Main, 2-5; U. S. Gypsum, strong bitting attack coasted \ in "the "ll"- 12 year old!shlp basketball'team. Team first three games Beforeab- four victories, leads the invited to attend the unvell- Johnson Regional - High 1-3; Klmmel's Kozy Kor- y vho received the Western Division of the lea-|lng of the Little League George Deo has been ap- to an easy 9 - 0 winwi . American LeaguL e secondd! sorbing a 34-14 defeat at the gue. „ School was elected president pointed head football, coach ners, 1 - 4; and Purolator, *8 Badminton j hands of the Eagles In 1965 Presidential Plaque. of the UCC for the coming' at Hillside, replacing Jim running De Lorenzo Electric The K. of C. with a 4-1 year, record is in second place in Talgla, who has moved over Results reported In theteam By one game at this! Club scored a 5 - 3 winlnoel., score keepereper, theplatheplay-:y ?h«^Y£lX^g £ to Rahway. . Western Division are as fol- stage of the loop. | over -ers were Diano Uhlig, Doris the Eastern Division follow- Jlm'Goodfellow a Rahway j the Elks club to give points in the last, two min- ed by Clark Jaycees, 4-2; Ginesi Builders, • • • lows: Reliable, 12, Gun Rack, Italian - American Club the Elks their first Toss 'Uhlig, Carol Uhlig, Janice utes in a thrilling cqme-from senior, was awarded Paul- 6; Adlers 12, National Equip- of the round. Merck Flyers Benke, Diane Salvesen, Sus- „ . . Clark Sports Club, 3-3; dins F. Sellers Trophy for The Merck & Co. Inc. won the title in the 9 - 10 -behind victory. Both the 1 -5 B.M.C., softball team in the Linden ment 0; Plscelll 7, B & Fyear old Coastal league fol- jumped into second place an Saivesen, Betty Hoorn-. clant(T and" thV 1 will' Clarlc Flremen( 2 ; Supermart Sales hockey at the Clinton, New 6; National Equipment 11, with their 9-8 decision '" " "" 1-3; and Regional Teachers Jersey College. Jim wasFast ball league has a sea. lowing, their 3-2 win over 1-4. " - son record of 4 - 1 fol- Qulnn „& Boden-10;-Slovac the -Virginia— Barrel team. over the" Lions Club. Elks Marilyn Held, Carol Schultz pare to better their 1966 re- Club 7, Gun Rack 6 and won over Alpha Wire 6-0 and Sharon Ehresman. John Schwarz Inc. has a Top Clark League past two seasons, and Its lowing their wing over the Their is a battle for second cords. The Giants will fea- 4-1—record-for-second-spor Moose 12-7 and the L. J.Reliable 8, and Wal£»_jL. •»pot-bet»een the Elks,-who4-and^the-Llons-sent-theHr8tT The—men ^s—bowl ing-teanvjrare—the roil~^~out quar- Ginesi Builders with a 12- leading goal getter the past Corey - Corey took U. S. in the church Federation In the Eastern Division fbl- "rnree. He haS40 points this Wing 19-6. divided their two games this' Ward Democratic Club into terbacklng of former Viking xoweu record in the Western Gypsum 10 - 1; Vlnce Carweek, a 9 - 1 win over the; the cellar with a 15 - 2 'Ba-" league at the ClarklFraClark Fran TarkingtonTafkineton , whilpe rh* i b°y ^arwooa iropn0 y - year on 28 goals and 12 Walter Ulrlch, son -oiWasl h over Purolator 12- Lanes received special re- Eagles will unveil a oair of ! CoSl-2-- 2'2>f MaiM^T^accon Tobacco Co^. DivisionaDlyUon «l d R,F,Supermart assists. Freeholder Ulrich, of Rah-| Rotary and a 10 - 3 loss to: beating, Wlth 12-2 record in 3; United Lacquer over In- Inman Heights. Inman! The PBA and the Ameri- cognitiog n for ha;ving_won^/entJyacqXdg recently acquired MpasMs rre-e " I'Jj £}**J™te™. J--? ^pEastern Division, pace way, is attending the U. S.man Pizzeria 9-5; Puro- c^esdon Marks,' 0-4. Olympic Fencing Training] Helghts scored a 14 - 3 win; can Legion fought to a 10-their championship. Team ceivers, all pro Mike Dltka ' teams entered in Bill Hoodzow, well known ! lator over Kozy Komers 5- over Schweitzer's to hold: 10 extra inning game in themembers were: Captain from the Chicago Bears and • Results of cl L e a ueMlnor8 baseball umpire has been! camp at Stevens Institute.' 3; Costas over Rahway Inn [nT ^^XrV^ ^.^ 8 • 1 The program sponsored by on to their second place slot. 1"3" - 1"5' yea r old*Internationa"l Walter Marr, Fred Jeff- former Steeler Gary Ball- Charlee y Kel- k Ridge ie His a elected president of the Col-. 8-5 and Angelo's Main In one of the best played league game this week, as reys, William Wagner, Wil- man. leglate Baseball Umpires { the Olympic Fencing Games ]#>V'H 11 riari- Ffrpmon •> cond to Gineel in over Vlnce Car Wash 9-1 games of the year the Sch- the De Lorenzo Electric held liam Hoepfel, William Mar- Mr. Shields indicated, tern Dlvlslon with an 2 ' Association of New Jersey < Committee and directed by in the Eastern Division.. Regional Teachersleacners\l 8* , CharChar- "" and Metropolitan New.'York.' Coach Clifford Klrmss, Is weltzers won over Virginia on to the league lead with a tin, and John Kortz. "The New Jersey Jaycees recordi GlneBl and Son and Hoodzow will head the 92- designed to prepare Ameri- Barrel 1-0. 11 - 4 win over the last Winners of the 5th annual are extremely indebted to of Columbus are ; cans for the International M?rck Tigers had to goi place Legion. Kowal Asso- church bowling tournament Princeton University, which member association. elation held on to second were present and received annually donates the use of rg • • • championships and Pan - Clark Juniors extra Innings* to nip the Am- John Schwarz posted a 19- ; American Games both sche- jerlcan Legion by a 3 - 2 place when they won over their awards as follows; its magnificent Palmer Sta- Bob Scarpltto's' Denver Franklin - Madison 9-0 High series - women - Hel-dium to the New Jersey Jay- 15 win over Garwood Trophy American Leagiie football duled for Canada this sum- score following their 5-1 en Held in the Western Division and mer. Undefeated In I win over the Klwanls. The and" the PBA"T-" 0.' The! - 501; high games- cees, and to the Pepsi-Cola cord *or the Western Dl- team will open its season on Legion is in a three way Franklin - Madison team'WQmen - "ernllna Brlnkr Metropolitan Bottling Com- Garwood Sept. 3 at home to the Bos- • • • de for second slot with the scored a 13 - 4 win over man - 187, high series with taany, which cooperafes with ton Patriots In a game to be Tickets are on sale by School Baseball Rahway Motor Car who won j the PBA. hdc. - women - Peg Hoep- fthe" New Jersey Jaycees in seen in New York on channel members of the Union Coun- fer - 577; high game with wlef J^/ Sz°'^ 'So*. ?-* ™" <*»«.'- 4, Scarpltto was in Rahway ty Bowling Association for The Clark Junior school 'presenting this event." Main Tobacco by an 8-4 boy's baseball team finished hdc - women - Gert Shack- Tickets priced at $7.50, irath'a Lunch, 6-8: Guy Vil- over the weekend, on his way their annual picnic on June 8Core- to tape a series of TV com- 24 at the Royal Gardens here their first undefeated base- Rifle Club Members Get Awards, (leton - 199. JS5.50, and $3.50 for the 1967 la, 3-11; Clark Elks, 2-11; mercials for the coming in Rahway. Frank Delia Is the ball season In ten years. The men's awards were: [Jaycee Football Classic may Allarle Overhead Door, football season. The com- chairman. Catcher Steve Marrln, a left High Series - Rudy Meyer - foe obtained at the Giants and Parkside Nine 2-11. mercials will be presented I hand hitter led the league in From Mayor Marsh At City Hall 613; high game - Walter Eagles ticket offices; by The Clark Square Club Is Lunhardt - 234, high series-writing the Jaycee^ Football in second place in the Eas- ' before all Denver games. He Oferis Raskin, of Lees-lftW *** a .543 average, with hdc - Waited Marr - will report-to jhe Denver vllle Ave.. Rahway, boxed on Z"™ .. Mayor John C. Marsh, ward Hendlowltch, Joseph IClassic, P.O. Box 324, Nip Plied Pipers tern Division with an 11-3 8 mm 619; g_ame with Iprlncewn, N.7. 08540, with record followed by B. J. training camp 'early' next the AAU show at Union PAL I ^f" *™*' BAU presented awards to mem-Glgl; Sharpshooters - Don month. ... • on Tuesday evening. He 19 WtB were "even bers of the Recreation De- Merchant, Jr., Blair Svlhra, By 4-1 Score |Arura Construction, 10 -4; •# ••• <~..: dropped a three-round de- d two triples. partment's Rifle program at Richard Sdiur, Kenneth Rep- I Clark Jaycees, 8 -5; I. T. John Cladekof Rahwi cision to Bill Rorke of Sum- Jack Schwangert, the first the Council chambers in city kle, JameaaCarmody, Zofia i _.„,,„,,. Gordon, Ins., 8-6; Bill's selected as the co-w' mit; in the heavyweight class. baseman, finished second In hall Tuesday evening. Langner, Jolene Zavall, Jos- I The Clark Parkside team Barber Shop. 8 - o; Clark the most valuable., batting as he also hit safely community singing, assisted i defeated the Clark Pled Pip- ! Drugs 7 - 6- Clark Kiwa- Pro - marksman awards eph Nolan;'Michael Tomas- by Howard Krlppendorf at ers e o el a e e ad player award at in nine out of- ten games. were, presented to Ryszard zewicz, - Jeffery Pfelff er; Ex- [the piano. l j*-^ f ** £ ^ l , lnls, 7 - 6; Clark Dell of all-sports I Swa: Paul Angelo, Jr., of Rah- Jack had a .489 record and Langner and Richard Schur; pert Thomas.'Milbury, Eu- An all - girl Rahway Legion jin the Clark Fast Pitch Soft-j LalJe Ave,; 4 _ 7. Daily way, was a member'of the) among his 18 hits were two chorus, directed by Harry [ball League jJournal, 3-9; B'nal B'rlth Holy Trinity Hlg&'i Roselle .Catholic baseball Marksman awards to Tho-gene Perrine', Jr., Blair Svi- Me Dowel! II rendered sev- 1 Westfield on S«n ' doubles and one triple. mas Milbury and Ryszard nra, Kathy Ulecka, Richard Defeats Westfield j Jerry DFaberlzo hurled a 4.9 Clifford Transporters team that reached the finals eral selections and James . neat two hitter in picking up i . Kaczmarek'c ^hoes, * • • of the GNT. He batted 246 Right hander Ted Oslcki Langner; Marksman First Schut. ..--j.4 Musacchlo sang a solo. Rahway's American Le7 2 10 Paul AngeloJjr,.. hit a 300- won seven games, Bob Page Class to Eugene Perrine, The winners in the city glon baseball squad moved ' ther win. Jim Bethel, Bill J 1.9 foot home run at Bffdfol Sta- for his team that had a 21-won two and Schwangert won The dinner committee in- ' Adams and Joe Longo each ) 6-1 season. He was a for- .>,, . .t Manero, Thomas tournament held this winter cluded Ray Eastman, George into first place in the Union : got two hits for the Parkside | dium In Newark on Saturday a single contest. , Milbury,, Domlnlck .Maner. o were in the expert class; Howell, Harry Cree, Richard County league with a thrill- afternoon as his Roselle Cat- mer member of the Recrea- The Clark team opened; and Ryszard Langner. -First - Thomas Schaefer, ling 1-0 win over the de-team which scored three : Track Team holic Lions dropped a 5-4 tion Department's Youth Gritschke, and Mra. Alma _jruns in the first inning. Baseball program. the season with a 12-7 vie-: Sharpshooter awards went Second - Thomas Milbury, lLangraf. ^— fending champs from WeBt- "Jim Aglim broke decision to Morrlstown in tory over Wlnfleld Jr. High. to Eugene Perrine, Jr., PatIntermediate class First fleld. Tom Fitzgerald pitch- Loses By Point 'the Greater Newark Base- D'Faberlzo's bid for a no - In other games Clark de- Manero, Domlnlck Manero, Blair Svlhra, Second James ing the first five Innings, hitter with a home run in the The Indians of Mountain- ball tournament final. - Joe Witkowskl, of Clark, feated Elizabeth 17-1; Kenil- Thomas Milbury and Rys- and Terry Sweeney pitched side defeated the Clark Jun- » • • finished second in the Newworth Freshmen 11-8; Gar- , Legion Posts fifth inning. Jersey AAU Junior track and zard Langner. Sharpshooter S a three-hitter overrthe blue ior School boy's track and At the Colonla country club wood 9-0; Mountainside, 7-2; bar's were presented to Eu-j Second Thomas Perrine. ,'devila. Games scheduled through field team by a 34 1/2 to field championship at Long Kenilworth, 9-1; Garwood, over the weekend, the Presi- Branch In the three mile gene Perrine, Jr. and Sr., Team #2; with Domlnlck 5-4 Win Over I The only run of the game 1 Juiy"io"are aa follows: June 33 1/2 score in the best dent's trophy was taken by 9-3; Mountainside, 6-1; Win- Ryszard ..Langner,. Thomas Manero, ae the captain won iwas scored In the first Inn- J22, Pied Pipers-Crusaders; meet of the season. race. Witkowskilg a student field Jr._Hlgh, 2-1 andEliza- 1 -Bill Burns with a 150 scorer at Penn "State. Schaefer, Charles Reed. Ex- Manero, aa the.captain, won 'ing when Frank Deredita June 28, Parkside - Dupont; Clark boys who placed Vice President's Cup went beth, 8-3. pert certificates were given the championship. Other Kenilworth walked, moved to second on June 29—, Clar~ k Minutenien - were Jack Voynick, first to Don Kay with a net of The team hit at a .331to Gene and John Sedlak and members were Blair Sylhra, . Rahway's Legion nine .an error, to third on a Clark Crusaders; July 5, in the high Jump, 100 yard 133, points for par. Class clip. Batting averages were Jeffery Pfelffer, Andrew !ca_mf, £?m__.b.e.hind. dash and second In the 220 /earn To Swim Eugene Perrine, Sr. in the jpassed ball ofan:"tmtV~wd score~d oVn iClark Crusaders, Clark A.,i Don Kay '23; BUI Burns . as follows: Miller .394; Ose- Attendance awards were Amldzlnskl- and James Car- top of the seventh to score [the second of four West- | Parkside; July 6, Dupont. yard dash; Bob Kerekes, 22,1 Class B, Bob Nenies 2CT ckl .363; Tomosouk .320; won by Kenneth Repkle, John mody. four runs and gain a 5 - 4 field errors first in the running broad Ed \Slmmonsi 19;',Glas9 s " Classes Open Herson .300; Burdick .287; Schaefer, Thomas Milbury, The club championship victory over Kenilworth in a Rahway had six hits, two I Dupont, Clark CrusadersJ Jump; Jerry Totln, first in Jk\ EEnnll s "2828, itfTJohri Page .259; Montie .250; Eugene Perrine, Jr., Rich- was won by Thomas Milbury. Legion League game. jby Richie Miller, but could I j,3y"i2y, , "cfark Crusaders,' the 880 yard run and Tony 22. On June 26th Muchmore .210; Flfleld .200. ard Schur, Kathy Ulecka, Basic course certificates Trailing 4 - 1 at the top jnot dent the homr; plate, Clark pied piper8. y ( Michaelson, first in the 440 Joseph Nolan, Blair Svlhra, In pistol was presented to the of the seventh, two base on I Westfield almost tied the Dupont, Clark Mixiutemen; yard run. Bob Saure .scored Did you tao** that Rahway The annual "Learn to Jeffery Pfelffer, Don Mer-following: Richard Schur, balls, followed by a infield |game when Tom Hood was July 19, Dupont, Clark Park- triple for Mountainside, ;Swim" school will start its chant, Jr. Jay Zavall, Jolene Don Merchant, Jr., Kenneth single by Joe Anderson, i cut down at the plate, try- side; July 20, Clark Cru- placing first in the 220 the Newark BaseBall'tournament first session on Monday, County Tennis Zavall, Domlnlck Manero, Repkle, Pat Manero, Jolene scored one-run, then Crlg'ing to score on a double saders, Clark Mlnutemen. shot put- and the 50 yard in 1950, when they scored a June 26, at 9:00 a.m., at Thomas Schaefer, Zofia Zavall, Jay Zavall, Michael Jenkins forced Anderson at iteal. dash. 9-7 win over East Side of both the John Russell Wheel- Langner, Thomas Perrine, TomaszewicZj James Car- second, Jim Lakata singled Newark, while in 1957, they er Park Pool, Linden, and Tourney Opens James Carmody,* Michael mody, Joseph Glgl and Zofia to short center to score a scored a 3-2 win over Irv- the Rahway River Park Pool, • Tomaszewlcz and Edward Langner. run, set the score at 4 - 3. PLAY lngton. Can any local fans Rahway, George T. Cron, Hendlowltch. The program was super- Tom Fitzgerald belted a lin- give us the> (tunes of the Superintendent of Recreation On June 24th Basic course certificates vised by Leroy Donnelly, di- er into left .center scoring players on these two great for the Union County Park' were given to Andrew Zmld- rector of the club, assisted two runs and the ball game. MINIATURE .teams? Send their names to Commission, announced to- The Eastern Union County The winners had six hits, Tennis Tournament, con- zlnskl, Zofia Langner, Jos- by John Davis, John Boyle, Saturday the--Sports Editor, News- day. two by Joe Anderson, one ducted and sponsored by The eph Davidson, Larry Memls, Eugene Perrine, Sr., John GOLF Record, 1470 Broad St., Rah- Classes will be held dally Kevin Maurer, Joseph Lin- Sedlak, Sr. being a 400 foot homer in way, N.J, from 9:00 a.m. to 9:45 a.m., Union County Park Com- the fifth, while Lakata had "Fun For All The Family" mission, will be played at nell, Kevin Bryan, Joseph from Monday, June 26, Mlsita, James Llnnell, two singles. Terry Sweeney whiskey.^ the Warlnanco Park Tennis through Friday, June 30. James Marsh. pitched for the winners, al- Joe Kelly, veteran base- Boys and girls, eight to Courts, Roselle, beg Good Guys 9, lowed six hits, struck out WOODBRIDGE Or is the party on Tuesday this ball fan Is in the Rahway Saturday, June 24, at Pro - marksman awards week? No mntter. 90 proof fourteen years of age, who went to Thomar Perrine, six, whll Joe Klastava fan- Barton Reserve is fl friendly Hospital, and would like to are residents of Union Coun- a.m. ned 10 Rahway batters. hear from his many friends. Zofia Langner, Joseph Glgl, Bad Guys 5 DRIVING RANGE spirit any day. ty, are eligible to attend the The tournament is open to Robert Sojka, Andrew Zmld- The Good Guys defeated Rahway is still undefeat- If you want another Send him a card or stop In and classes without charge. ed and led the league. Itahway ^venue, Avetiel see him. residents of Roselle. Roselle zlnskl, ant Frank Lagola.^e Bad Guys to win the excuse to celebrate. Kenelmn Harris, Manager Park, Rabway, Clark, Cran- and marksman awards to Jo^wfu*1 Clark faculty-sofr> try pricing it. of Rahway River Park Pool, ford. Hillside, Union, Linden lene Zavall, Thomas Perrine fall B2,rles J™0 games to and Raymond Ciemnleckl, and Elizabeth and will have Zofia Langner. Terry Moore |"inone0lr . Tony Rocco" hung up It your car Manager of the Wheeler Park men's singles, men's doub- James Carmody Joseph Glgl ££• econd win and aided bis Pool, will direct the in-les, and women's singles Andrew Zraidzihski. Jown cause - with a two run tied up struction at their respective events. Marksman first class a- ^ft* ,ln A? flf£ ^^S- pools. -Jrds went to RichardSchur ,?tek Llghthlpe. Walt Bor- lor service ??? Children successfully Robert Burks, Elizabeth, Kenneth Repkle, Joseph No- J81" and Bill Norris each passing the test required by Jan, Jeffery^Pislffer,7olene had two hits for the GoodJ the American Red Cross will ponplonshlpp inn ; Richard Zavall, J<*«Zavali, James C[i%*- Rent one receive "King Neptune" Hoover, ElizabethEl , and John Carmody,, Zofia LangnerrT, . ^Tbe Bad Guys were led Dolan, certificates as well as A-Dl Hillside, won theMichael Tomaazewlcz, . iy George, Coyne, Joe Pa- merlcan Red Cross certlfi- men'mens doubledbl s champiohi n Ittlano, Md Dick Byrnes tromuslll 1cates. ' ship; anddouble the women's champions cham- j Registration cards will be pionship was won by' Candac h e available at both pools. Borges of Cranford. You don't have to sit • at horns just because f~ your serviceman is j waiting for a part or CAR while you wait for The Entire Family the Insurance adjuster; ilrrT" AILING? Can Bowl Together f Low, low rates OCEANPORT, N.J. Wly... 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