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VOL. 166 NO. 42 RAHWAY, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1988 USPS 454-160 25 CENTS Citizens group launches attack against UCUA incinerator site

by Pat DiMaggio last Thursday that a com- costs of the clean-up are be- (Spill Act) in that discharges those permitted under developing this property," moting incineration in New compliance with the law." in their vicarious support of A citizens group com- plaint against the UCUA, tween $6 and $10 million. of hazardous materials have ECRA. Contamination has said Germine, "It is inappro- Jersey in a manner that Councilman Jerry Cole- this project, is willing to take posed of residents from the Dorbett, Inc., previous "This cost has been trans- seeped into ground water also resulted in the dis- priate far a garbage inciner- would protect the health and man, founder of the citizen's any action to get this facility First and Fourth Wards has owners of the 22-acre site? ferred from private re- and into the Rahway River. charge of lead, mercury and ator to be located on this safety of residents," he said. group, said officials have built. We are seeking sup- filed a complaint against die and John Sisto, present sponsibility to a responsi- Germine said a soil report other pollutants into the property as contaminated as "It is ironic to see, under been approached on the port not only from residents Union County Utilities owner of Dorbett, Inc., has bility born by the taxpayers has shown that at the time of Rahway River. it is." their nose, a site contami- local, county and state level. of the First and Fourth Authority (UCUA) trying to been filed in Superior Court, of Rahway and Union sale the property was con- "We believe that pro- The Department of En- nated with hazardous mate- "Our concerns fell on deaf Wards, but from citizens void the sale of land where Chancery Division. County," said Germine. taminated with petroleum ponents of the incinerator vironmental Protection rials not being cleaned up. ears," he said. "We felt the throughout the community Rahway's proposed re- The complaint includes The second count charges hydrocarbons and toxic are attempting to bypass en- should enforce the ECRA Anything less than strict en- only alternative we had was and from surrounding com- source recovery facility is to two counts, said Germine. violation of the Spill Com- heavy metals including lead vironmental requirements of and Spill Act, said Germine. forcement shows that the to take this action. The DEP. munities." be built. He cited violation of the En- pensation and Control Act and mercury at levels above the law in acquiring and "They are constantly pro- DEP is allowing less than The property is a parcel of vironmental Clean-up Re- land bordered by Route 1 sponsibility Act (ECRA), a and the Rahway River and state law which requires Golden K named Honor Club was used as a site for the property on which hazard- Council resolution storage, handling and dis- ous waste has been disposed The Kiwanis Golden K ner patch and a grant of The club contributed ail posal of hazardous sub- to be cleaned up prior to Club of Rahway was named $1,000 from the Founda- average of $116.67 per stances and hazardous sale. Honor Club of'the New tion to assist in one of the member. Gifts were a com- honors memory wastes, according to the Jersey District by the club's local projects. The bination of KIF Birthday complaint. The property was pur- Kiwanis International club president will be Campaign gifts, Annual In- honored at the Foundation Thomas Germine, an at- chased by the UCUA before Foundation for its support dividual Gifts, Kiwanis and of Ruth Simmons Honors Reception during torney representing the any clean-up was ordered, in of KIF projects during Memorial Fellows/Ladies, the 1989 International Con- Concerned Citizens for the direct violation of ECRA, 1987-88. Tributes, Hixson Fellows, by Pat DiMaggio Ladies Auxiliary, American vention in Orlando. Environment, announced said Germine. Estimated The club received a ban- and Tablet of Honor con- The late Ruth Simmons Legion Post 499, Simmons tributions. was honored for her dedica- also served on the Zoning tion and community service Board of Adjustment. Historical by Rahway's Municipal Councilman Walter Mc- Council at a meeting held Leod sponsored the resolu- society sets Council goes 1st round on citizen 'gag rule' last week. tion in Mrs. Simmons' Ruth Simmons was a honor. "Over the years, I've meeting member of the Second Bap- had the opportunity, to The Rahway Historical tist Church and of its sponsor resolutions honor- Society announces that its Hartnett's salary hike remains hot issue Golden Rule Club, Senior ing many people and many November membership Usher tfritfMirseVAid Unit. things," he said. "This meeting will be held on She was also a member of resolution was a special Tuesday, November 1, at the by Pat DiMaggio proved section of the code of portunity to speak," said nesday, October 19, at 10 the National Council of honor. To have known Rahway Free Public Library, An ordinance allowing the City of Rahway. Coleman. "It is a good step a.m. at Police Headquarters, Negro Women and a life Ruth was a wonder. If it corner of St. Georges Ave. residents to voice their opin- The ordinance, amending for the council to take to 11 a.m. at Ryan's Garage, member of the NAACP. wasn't for Ruth Simmons's FOND MEMORIES ... Arthur Simmons, left, husband of the late Ruth Simmons, active for years in Rahway and Central Ave., Rahway. ions at special meetings this code, allows residents an continue with citizens' in- Wcstfield Avenue and at A member, correspon- dedication and rightous- The meeting will begin at called by Rahway's Munici- put." noon at Johnny's Garage, ding secretary and past ness, things wouldn't be the social and civic affairs, accepts a resolution in her honor opportunity to speak imme- from Mayor Daniel L. Martin. 7:30 p.m. and conclude at 9 pal Council was approved diately following the call to A public hearing and Bridge Street. county president of the way they are." p.m. for first reading at the coun- order and preceding the in- possible final adoption of cil's regular monthly meet- — Approved a resolution After a short business troduction of any items on this ordinance will be held accepting a j>id of $62,872 meeting, Professor Robert J. ing held last week. the special meeting agenda,_ on November 19— — —Residents-were nor al- from'^arnes~Chevro1et for Committee votes lid on lottery lure ^Fridlington, History-Profcs-- ThlToFdinance was intro- The council also ap- two dump trucks. Voting sor at Kean College will be lowed to speak at special duced by Councilman James proved for second reading a A Senate committee their income on lottery tic- The odds of winning a including print ads, radio meetings called in addition against this resolution were the guest speaker. He is vice- Fulcomer and was seconded salary ordinance which Councilman Fulcomer and voted last month to approve kets every week," Senator "Pick-6" are 5.25 million to and television commercials. president of the Cranford to regularly scheduled coun- by Councilman Jerry Cole- again drew fire from Repub- Wagenhoffer, abstaining Senate President John F. Russo said. one — a fact many lottery The bill, which was.ap- Historical Society. cil meetings in the past. man. lican councilmen against the was Councilman Harvey Russo's bill to stop the state "The state shouldn't be in players don't realize, Sena- proved 4-1 by the Senate New members are always The council could take ac- "This ordinance will allow business administrator's in- Williams and not voting was from spending millions of the business of encouraging tor Russo said. It's actually State Government Com- welcome. The public is in- tion, but residents were held citizens interested in any crease in salary. Councilman Coleman. Reit- dollars annually to entice people to gamble away more likely that a person will mittee, now advances to the vited to attend. mute by a previously ap- agenda item to have the op- Councilman James Ful- erating his stand against people to gamble on the lot- money they cannot afford to die in a car crash (5,000-to- full Senate for considera- comer said that Business companies that have hold- tery. lose," Senator Russo said. one odds) than it is for him tion. Administrator Joseph Hart- ings in South Africa, "These slick advertisements to win a million dollar lottery Senator Russo noted that nett's salary would total Coleman said, "I have to ask "The lottery's own demo- obscure the fact that the prize. lottery advertising will cost more than $80,000. Ful- myself what is more impor- graphic study shows that too odds of winning are long and Senator Russo's legisla- the state's taxpayers an esti- comer said Hartnett's base tant, the people in South many very poor people in that people who buy lottery tion, S. 106, would abolish all mated $5.6 million this fiscal salary of $60,000, added to a Africa being free of the yoke this state are throwing away tickets play against a stacked forms of lottery advertising year alone. $13,250 stipend from the of oppression or two Chev- a considerable portion of deck." water utility combined with rolet dump trucks." longevity benefits would — Approved a resolution make him the highest paid authorizing the final pay- business administrator in' ment for the reconstruction Union County. of Johnson Street. Councilman George — Approved a resolution Wagenhoffer moved to de- appointing Anthony Deige lete the water utility stipend as Local Registrar of Vital from Hartnett's'salary. Statistics. "When I was elected* people — Approved a resolution told me to keep an eye on the for the insertion of $1,957 in administration, the budget the budget for a Drunk Driv- and taxes," said~~Wagen- ing Enforcement Fund. hoffcr. "A $60,000 salary with a $13,250 stipend is al- most a 20 percent increase. This is not a political issue, it Library sets is clearly an issue between right and wrong." Halloween The move to delete the water utility stipend was Storytime defeated and the discussion The Rahway Public Li- then rapidly deteriorated brary will present the annual into cross accusations of Halloween Storytime on political speeches. The ordi- Wednesday, October 26, nance was finally approved from 3:15 to 4 p.m. in the with Councilmen Fulcomer meeting room. Boys and and Wagenhoffer opposed. girls in Kindergarten In other business the through 6th grade are in- council: vited to hear stories read in — Approved for first pumpkin light. TO THEIR CREDIT... The Union County Board of Chosen Freeholders has joined in reading an ordinance speci- The program will con- declaring the week of Oct. 24 through Oct. 28 as "National Credit Union Week," with fying handicapped parking clude with the showing of BACKSTAGE ... Frieda Jacquemin (left foreground), chestra, recreating some of the hits of the '40s and Oct. 28 declared "National Credit Union Day." In that connection, Walter E. BorUjht, on Montgomery Street in three Halloween filmstnps. Parishioner and Trustee of St. Mark's R.C. Church on presenting many new Jazz arrangements. Mrs. Jac- Union County Freeholder (at right) is seen presenting a resolution to Courtney Cia'ke front of residence 2087. For information on hand- Hamilton Street, Rahway, is seen backstage at the quemin, a resident of Clark, was celebrating her 75th of Rahway. President of the Board of Directors of the Union County Employees — Approved a resolution icapped access, call the Paper MM Playhouse In Milfbum, where she was in- birthday at the concert and was also recently honored Federal Credit Union." Boright said, "The employees and board members of the credit authorizing the sale of aban- Children's Department at troduced to Lionel Hampton (center-right), a world by the Newark Archdiocese with the silver Pro Meritus union do an outstanding job, and we salute the credit union movement, now In its se- doned motor vehicles by the 381-4110 by Tuesday, Oc- renowned vibraphonist and big band leader. Hampton Medal in recognition of her years of service to the cond century of service." Police Department on Wed- tober 25. performed for over three hours with an 18-piece or- Catholic community. PAGE 2 THURSDAY. OCTOBER 20, 1988 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRlpT RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1988 PAGE 3 It's A Boy! Q*. WORLD Rahway Republican,council candidates 'Brigadoon' stars ACCORDING TO 11 tlf Peggy St. Brian McGovern of oppose $83,000 for administrator Rahway are proud to announce the birth of their son Ryan hy Ned W^ put heart in roles Patrick, born September 22, Republican Council can- payoff" for running the highest in our county," said 1988 in Suten Island Hospital. Fifth Ward Councilman Ryan Patrick weighed 8 lbs. and didates have announced mayor's campaign. "The Popular musical to open Oct. 28 In Rahway measured I9'/I inches. He has a their strong opposition to $13,250 stipend should come George Wagcnhoffcr. brother, Daniel. The maternal "This year Councilman grandparents are Mr. &. Mrs. The Brain-Wrist Connection the city Democrat policy of out of the Democrat party by Lucille Boyce rehearsals for "Brigadoon." giving almost $83,000 plus treasury, not the city treas- Wagenhoffer introduced an Robert Hippert of Slaten Island. amendment co-sponsored Bill Baton and SueShe told me she developed a N.Y. The paternal grandpa- And How It Can Be Harnessed fringe benefits to theury," said Council candidate Stewart will be singing the particular interest in the rents are Mr. & Mrs. Eugene, by Councilman James J. Ful- McGovern of Bayonne. Democrat business adminis- Fulcomer. lead roles in the musical, theater when she was 16, To Save The World trator for "primarily political comer, to eliminate the "The Republican Council political stipend, but the "Brigadoon", coming to the after playing a role in a I recently took advantage of a bargain offer in a services to the mayor." minority consistently voted Union County Arts Center school musical. Second Ward Council Democrats voted to con- national magazine to have my signature analyzed by a pro- against this $13,250 stipend. tinue to pay this outrageous in Rahway, Friday, October "I attended Linden fessional handwriting analyst. The result came in the mail candidate Thomas Cusmano The total compensation for _28 through Sunday, October schools and graduated in '85 . _ Jeff A.LoretU Murphy of said the Republicans totally payoff. When Republicans Quakertown, NJ. are proud to a few days ago. It was quite detailed and quite interesting. the business administrator is gain control, this political 30. (Friday and Saturday from high school and con- Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Nacco of In fact, so impressed was 1 with the analyst's ability to. object to giving the business performances at 8 p.m.; Sun- tinued my studies with Tom announce the birth of their Carterel are proud to announce far too high for a municipal- stipend will be eliminated" daughter Megan Lea, born Sept. describe the "real me" just from my signature, and without administrator a stipend of ity our size and is one more day 2 p.m.) I had theHead. I also had the honor the birth of their son Anthony $13,250 out of the water util- said Third Ward Council 6, 1988 In Hunterdon Medical Joseph, born Sept. 16, 1988 in even having met me to see how I dressed and combed my reason why the Rahway candidate William Wnuck. pleasure of interviewing Bill of attending Governor's Center. Megan Lea weighed 8 St. Peter's Medical Center. An hair, that it set me thinking about how this neglected tool ity. He said that no prior bus- property tax rate is the and Sue at rehearsals. School of the Arts in 1985.. lbs. 9 oav, and measured 20-1/2 ihony weighed 7 lbs. 4'/; oz.s.. could be effectively harnessed for the good of mankind. iness administrator has ever Sue Stewart, an appealing At the moment I am content inches. Brothers and sisters are and measured 2O'/i inches. The received such money. Jessica S, Jeffrey 3-1/2, and Jo- maternal grandparents arc Mr. First, I think the government should license all hand- girl of 5*2", plays the role of in using my talent in commu- shua 1-1/2. The maternal grand- & Mrs. Fred Grigni of Cartcret. writing analysts, and the granting of the license should be "The mayor is using his Chinese auction to benefit animals "Fiona", the female lead in nity theater. parents are Al & Topy Ally of I The paternal grandmother is based on a scrupulous assessment not only of the analyst's power to give his business the show. For a girl scarcely "Besides music, I enjoy Rahway. The paternal grand- _ Angela Nacco of E. Brunswick. professed skill, but also of his or her susceptibility to administrator, who doubles People For Animals, Inc. Tickets may be obtained beyond her teens, she has an painting, sewing and crafts. parents are Marion Murphy of I as his campaign manager, a will sponsor a Chinese Auc- in advance by calling 688- Iselin & William Murphy of Lin/ bribery. The latter determination could be made by (you impressive array of credits. Of course I don't have much den. guessed it) handwriting analysis — by a licensed analyst, of total of almost $83,000. The tion to benefit stray dogs and 5280, or at the door on the Bill Baton is tall and good- time for these when per- mayor's designation of his cats and to increase their night of the event. course. 1 looking and plays Tommy", forming. I work at Merck in Now with analysts licensed and their analyses there- HAPPY BIRTHDAY EDNA ... With sister Mary Boylan gathers with family members to celebrate her 100th administrator as a utility funding for spaying and neu- Clark Library the leading male role. Bill is Rahway and will be getting TIMBER is a beautiful husky-mix with one blue eye and fore quite trustworthy, employers could require job appli- and brother W. Herbert Moulton, Edna Godfrey (center) birthday. Photo by Joe Androvich. authority member gives him tering. a fantastic baritone. married b September, '89. one brown, who waa a victim of a hit and run accident. $4,000. The Democrats' This auction will take "I am originally from Lin- Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Pannone Philip & Elaine Adams of He had no ID and his owner was never found. Timber cants to include approved handwriting analyses with their to host seminar I asked Bill how old he was of Rahway are proud to an- customarily exaggerated resumes. Now the person hired to salary ordinance gives the place at 6:30 p.m. at Far- den and my family — a Woodbridge are proud to an- had a fractured pelvis, which Is completely healed. This Merrill Lynch will be pre- when he first discovered nounce the birth of their nounce the birth of their son deal with the public would likely be more courteous, more administrator/campaign Cher's Grove, 1135 Spring- music. "My mother told me I brother, sisters and my daughter Jenna Leigh, born Craig Philip, born September wonderful affectionate pet is approximately 1'/» years likely to know the right answers and less likely to say "We'll Edna Godfrey celebrates 100th birthday manager $60,000 plus field Road in Union on senting an Investment Semi- parents — enjoy all the August 12, 1988 in Overlook 20. 1988 in JFK Medical Cen- old and is playful and well trained. If you can help with a nar on "Alternative Invest- didn't cry when I woke up Hospital, Summit. Jenna Leigh ter. Craig weighed 8 lbs. 8 ozs., take care of it" without really meaning it. $13,250 plus $5,480 in lon-Wednesday, October 26. shows I do. weighed 6 lbs. 14 ozs., and and measured 21 inches. The home, please call 486-0230 or 233-8125. Godfrey as she sat among this is such a lovely day." ments To The Stock after a nap, but would sing in Among others who could make effective use of such by Joe Androvich around the first of the year. gevity. That's $82,730 or al- my crib, and I've loved music measured \9'A inches. The maternal grandparents are John analyses are the various government agencies that issue li- The time is October 5, Brother Edward, 88, lives her brother, sister, nieces, And what does Mrs. most $83,000," said First Market" in the Clark Library "When I heard the Union maternal grandparents are Mr. Metzger of Sccaucus and June n Clark. nephews and in-laws prior Godfrey enjoy most in life? Meeting Room, Thursday, ever since I was a baby. I & Mrs. Jerome Aquino of Metzger of Iselin. The paternal censes of all sorts — motor vehicle, County Clerk, State 1888. Enter the world, Ed- Ward Council candidate Mi- grew up in Kenilworth and County Arts Center show Rahway. The paternal grand- grandparents are Alex and Syl- to cutting her birthday "I love being with the October 27, at 7 p.m. parents are Mr. & Mrs. Charles Medical Review Board, etc. — and, of course, the agency na (Moulton) Godfrey, one Brothers Robert, Tom chael Esposito. graduated from David this year was Brigadoon I via Adams of Port Reading. The CHIROPRACTIC of eight children of Robert and sisters Ethel and cake. "I never really had children and my family. Sixth Ward Council can- To make a reservation to Pannone of Rahway. maternal great-grandfather is that licenses handwriting analysts. Brearley Regional High. auditioned and was thrilled Corncilus Metzger. The mater- and Margaret Moulton of Margaret are all deceased. birthday parties. I had to Watch a little TV and root People believe if a spider attend, contact Joan But here's the best part: We could save all of those mil- didate Katherine Fulcomer swings down in front of "Then I went to the Amer- to win the role of Fiona. Al- nal greatjjrandmothcr is Anna FOR BETTER HEALTH Rahway. "This is one of the best live to 99 to finally get myfor those Mets." DeAlessandro (Merrill Ellen Foerst Schuh. The paternal great- lions of dollars that now get thrown away on sheer rhetoric said that the $13,250 is noth- you, you will hear good ican Academy of Dramatic though I am very content in Grover Cleveland is days of my life," said Mrs. first one," she said. "But Happy Birthday Edna! ing more than a "political news. Lynch) at 789-4371. grandmother is Linchcn Kit- DR. MARK C. 111HUK in political campaigns and, instead, simply subject the can- Arts in New York City. I using my talent in commu- schker. • didates to handwriting analyses, carefully overseen by a President of the United nity theater, I am very re- -CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN- Slates and 34-year-old John Ellen Foerst to wed took courses in music theory select, unbiased panel of Quakers and Rosicrucians. The and I taught myself to play ligious and will go where results of the analyses would be published in all newspapers Philip Sousa has just releas- God leads me." Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Szczepan- ed his renowned Semper Anthony Migliaro the piano. ski of Colonia are proud to an- TREATING NEURITIS on the Public Notices page, together with the candidate's THE SIGNS OF QUALITY "I'm a steamfitter by Sue has a long list of cred- nounce the birth of their daughter Alison Marie, born If you're suffering from ed vertebra In the spinal platform planks, and the same material would be posted at Fidelis and the great March its, among them, "West Side blizzard of '88 is now Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Foerst of Mystic Island, N.J. trade. It's funny.but when October 3,1988 in JFK Medical pain of unknown origin in column, treatment Is need- all polling places on Election Day. (The phrase "handwrit- Story", in which she played Center. Alison weighed 8 lbs., history. Bread costs five (formerly of Clark) announce the engagement of their I'm in my tuxedo playing at a It's A Girl! any part of. your body, it ed to relieve the pressure. ing on the wall" would take on a whole new meaning.) Rates to Peak private house party or in an the leading role of Maria at and measured 21 inches. She may be caused by irritation daughter Ellen, of Clark, to Anthony Migliaro, son of Mr. The greater or more com- To give the candidates a fighting chance, they would cents a pound and a gallon Linden Summer Playhouse. has a sister, Jennifer. The along one or more nerve of milk, 26 cents. and Mrs. Anthony Migliaro of Clark. The engagement elegant restaurant, someone maternal grandparents are Mr. plex the misalignment, the be granted one opportunity to challenge each other's posi- invariably asks, 'Is this your She also had the role of & Mrs. Richard Mortensen of Mrs. Florence Pachman pathways. Sometimes more serious the condition Women are fashionable was announced on December 24, 1987. Woodbridge. The paternal tions on the issues in a mandated nationally televised de- full time job7' They usually Hodel in "Fiddler on the of Rahway is proud to an- there are burning and tingl- can become. in abundant laces and men Ellen is a graduate of Arthur L. Johnson Regional grandmother is Mrs. June ing sensations along with You don't have to suffer bate to occur no more than three days prior to elections. High School. She is employed by Schering-Plough Cor- don't believe that I wear a Roof with the Scotch Plains Szczepanski of Union. nounce the birth of her To remind the electorate of the importance of the hand- are sporting high mandarin Your Interest hard hat by day and a tuxedo Players, and that of Jenny in the pain. This condition Is the pain of neuritis when poration as a personnel administrator. great-granddaughter, born known as neuritis. writing analyses to the future of the world,the candidates collars. by night. "Some day I'd like "Shenandoah" at the Union treatment is available to would be required to sign in on a chalkboard, like the mys- The age of television, Anthony is also a graduate of Arthur L. Johnson August 16, 1988 in Louisi- Neuritis means "Inflam- relieve this condition. It CALL Regional High School. He is employed by Dufeck, Inc. as to sing on Broadway." County Arts Center. She has mation of a nerve." It often should not be ignored. It tery guest used to do on "What's My Line?" radio, electric lights, tele- a high quality soprano voice, ana. Rachel Pachman phones, air travel and the 6 MONTH CD a plumber. Then Bill told me about weighed 6 lbs. 6 ozs. begins with Inflammation won't go away unless you The obvious question remaining — the one that may NOW The couple plan to be married in May 1989. pleasant to the ear. of the sheath that covers get the help you need. throw my whole idea into a cocked hat — is: What's to keep automobile are yet to be in- his wife Nancy. "She sings For information regard- the affected nerve. When it future politicians from taking crash courses in handwriting vented. EFFECTIVE ANNUAL YIELD FOR tenor," he said proudly, "and ing tickets and reservations penetrates to the trunk of analysis and then altering their penmanship to assure a FALL manages my career and for "Brigadoon", call 499- the nerve, the condition favorable profile? All this in one person's Bachelor auction teaches high school. 8226 at the Union County may become chronic and In the interest "I think she's great be- continue to deteriorate, of better health My answer is that we would just have to trust in the lifetime is too incredible to SAVINGS Arts Center — which is lo- from the office of: politicians' innate honesty. imagine. Yet, for Edna to benefit leukemia cause, although she is my cated at the junction of causing serious problems biggest fan, she is also my accompanied by pain. Rahway Chiropractic ... Okay, I just don't have an answer. Godfrey, who celebrated On Saturday, October 29, Main, Irving and Central 236 W. Milton Ave. her 100th birthday with her 55 being put on the auction- harshest critic. This criticism If the inflammation has DOVE CONSTRUCTION a Halloween Bachelor Auc- ing block. Admission is S35 Avenue in downtown Rah- The first fire fighting or- been caused by a misalign- Rahway, N.J. 90-year-old sister Mary has helped me to grow. In way. Tickets are $830. It was onca believed that St. Valentine* day It the day ganization in America was 388-4344 tion will be held at Wur- advance and at the door. fact my stepdaughter and blrde find their mates. Boylan of Holiday City at Save $$ With Dove's "Shell Program"* litzer's in Piscataway to started In Philadelphia. Berkeley and youngest bro- Tickets may be reserved stepson have performed in Jr. Service League ANNUAL INTEREST RATE •" benefit the Leukemia Socie- by sending a check, name, musicals in Westfield. Music ther, W. Herbert Moulton, 7.77 ty of America. Eligible address and phone number FEATURING: EXPERTS IN: is a family affair. 85, of Toms River, she has bachelors (some of them to the Leukemia Society, installs new officers seen and lived through it all. Interest compounded quarterly. $500 minimum deposit. 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Brunswick; and Celeste Corresponding Secretary — Belford • Berkeley Heights • Chapel Hill • Clark • Crantord • Elizabeth • Hillside necessary to complete the interior of your project.) Finished work also Plus a Short Cut Application way Day Care Center and and Jamie, with a third The Bachelor Auction Fasone, Director of Cable Hazel Ference; and Treas- various other charities. great-grandchild due Keansburg • Kenirworth • Lincroft • Linden • Madison • Middlelown • North Plainfield available. TV for the State of New I had the pleasure ofl Open your account at Crestmont Federal today and be ready urer — Norma Loughran. Oakhurst • Port Monmouth • Red Bank • Shrewsbury • Springfield • Summit will begin at 7 p.m., with when you need funds for home improvements, bill consolidation, eligible bachelors ages 23 to Jersey. meeting Sue Stewart at the I The installation was con- tuition or any other purpose. ducted by the League's Fall antique Fixed Rate Home Equity Loans are also available—Interested? Trustee, Mary Peter, who 99 Call for details. presented each officer with a show at armory O Johnnie's 170 Westfield Ave., Clark vcxyonc now If you would like any additional information, please call the toll- corsage. The Fall edition of the MATTRESS free number 1-800424-1179. For fast application service, fill out The new Thrift Shop 574-1015 • WE DELIVER Morristown Antiques Show Open Dally & Sat. 6:30 am to 91 this application and then call us toll-free at 1-800-752-9283. We Manager is Betty Fish. The returns to the National 1: Sui. 6:30 am to 3 pm have operators standing by to take your application from 9 a.m. Thrift Shop is located at 76 Guard Armory tomorrow Shop us and compart RIOT to 9 p.m., 7 days a week. W. Main St. in Rahway. It ac- w« DARE you to find irth Announcements will (October 21) for three days SAVE 35% 35% OFF! ippear in Wednesday's Atom cepts all items on a consign- with a large roster of major 'The 6.9H Annual Percentage Rate Is guaranteed for 90 days from your closing ment basis. Tabloid and Thursday's Rahway date. At the end of that period, the rate will become 1.90% over the prime rate exhibitors offering a broad Hanging White Envelopes News Record/Clark Patriot posted In the Wall Street Journal and can be adjusted on a monthly basis. This CRESTMONT range of antiques including Folders 4 DRAWER offer may be withdrawn at any time. furniture, clocks, rugs, paint- • Utter >ln • SHsixe This special 6.9% offer Is for n«w accounts only. We're sorry, but we cannot apply FEDERAL 3-day craft " 1/5 cut tabs 063 ings, porcelain, toys, jewelry, 4AF5-U1I5 Sugg. list $10 60 N this opening rats to existing Home Equity accounts. This loan should not be used BOJOI500 SAVINGS boutique quills, folk art, majolica, etc. Sugg L'SlS»60Bo»ol?S Phone as a bridge loan. Now in its 20th year under *7A9 DININfi ROOM Fill Out Our Form Below And Mail With Check To A special crafts boutique the Wendy Management Atom Tabloid — Birth If you prefer, you may mail this application to: will be held at the Ruffled Crestmont Federal Consumer Loan Department REAL ESTATE banner, the show brings to- SAVE 45% 219 Central Ave., Rahway, N.J. 07065 ADDRESS OF PROPERTY FOR LOAN Feathers Craft Boutique, gether dealers from New Magic Scotch SHORT-CUT 2035 Lincoln Highway, Edison, NJ 08817 1399 Gray Mill Dr., Scotch Manila File Transparent Please include a recent pay stub and a mortgage statement show- Jersey and at least 10 other APPLICATION ing recent balance. NAME OF MORTGAGE CO. Plains, October 20, 21 and Folders Tape Add $3.25 for states. PERSONAL 22. Ten local craftcrs will be • Utter Sin add!, information PURCHASE PRICE ESTIMATED VALUE MONTHLY Show hours arc 11 a.m. to 4A-FS-I2I13 If3 Cut Tabs SAVE 30% (twins, gnsat- PAYMENTS Mkrf.u.i participating from the towns 4AFS-12115 IISCutTabl } S S 9 p.m. Friday and Saturday, Suog listS1095Bo*ol 100 • H x I2M 6 PC. MICA pandparants) of Clark, Scotch Plains, Oct. 21, 22; 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. $ 4A RB-610-34-12 MORTGAGE BALANCE CONVENTIONAL Sugg List J2B4 Roll DAYBED the birth of their daughter/son u Mountainside, Wcstfield, on Sunday, Oct. 23. There 5.99 COMPUTE WITH MATTRESS s ADJUSTABLE RATE D Ust kMni and intutlrrwnt debt, include bank, auto and Iin«nc0 company loans and department store accounts. Also include a Colonia and Berkeley will be food service and free $1.85 SOCIAL SECURITY HOME PHONE YEARS THERE Heights. imd child tuppon payments. If additional apace Is required, attach additional sheets. • parking. TO WHOM INDEBTED MONTHLY PRESENT Featured hand-made The Morristown Antiques LIQUID PAPER' 30^ OFF ROLODEX PAYMENT BALANCE crafts will include lolc paint- Show is a thrice-annual OFF! 1 White Paper ing, quilting, various necd- event, having also a winter 2 lccrafl items, dolls, mac- Correction Punch «799 Invwolbaby) EMPLOYMENT edition in January and a POSITION PHONE NO. Fluid LEATHER SOFAS IN STOCK! measured inches. BrotR&rs/Sisters YEARS 3 ramc, crochet, and silk spring show in April. Admis- 298 THERE • For typewriters • 10-Owatcapadty flowers. sion is $4. «A -01-564 -01 4AY4-P29 4 Times for the boutique Sugg Li«S159!?ach Sugg LrSS99SE«ch CONVERTIBLE YEARS arc 6-9 p.m. on October 20, $648 The matema> grandparents are THERE S. Have you ever transacted any business In any other YES Q If yes, attach additional sheet $1.05 STAINMASim SALE SOFA BEDS name, had any judgements, attachments, garnishments, fgO D stating name, judgemonts. 10 a.m.-9 p.m. on October FINANCES or other legal proceedings against you? attachments, garnishments, etc. 21, and 10a.m.-4p.m.on Oc- CO-APPLICANTS SALARY 35% OFF. BONUS » COMMISSION IF YOU ARE APPLYING FORA SINGLE SIGN ACCOUNT, YOU NEED NOT COMPLETE tober 22. The paternal grandparents are $ THIS SECTION. CO-APPLICANT INFORMATION. Greenbar White RENTAL INCOME ANNUAL IINCOME LAST NAME FIRST W^^jjplATE OF BIRTH SOCIAL SECURITY f Most of the 100 million of meteors that enter the Computer Computer TOTAL iV' ADDRESS "" *"" HOME PHONE NO Earth's atmosphere each Paper Paper s payments needno nott b bee revealerevealedd unlea unlesss you wish lo rely on such income In day bum up and filter down your announcement wtu appear fS5*S2J1*1-M »"L5» nHy^Bon alimony, en*) support or separate maintenance payment! >rom a spouse aj a basis l« reptymem • »>* > ii.Pertstoavt « ii ection below -K— -vr to Earth as dust. The total • jorb. • lib in; both The Atom Tabloid and the Rahway * me end* you are applying (or. be aura lo eonvtetethe other kicome section below. EMPLOYER NAME AND ADDRESS PHONE NO. POSITION YEARS THERE JA-LS-1S7S2 4A-13-I570I weight of this dust tt\at News Record/Clark Patriot. APPLICANT SIGNATURE ' falls in one year is esti- Sugg UMJ6S2S On 012700 Sugg UMMasj Cm

\ ) PAGE 4 THURSDAY. OCTOBER 20. 1988 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT RAHWAY NEWSRECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1988 PAGE 5 000000a Union Frosh 12-12 in the I Fulcomer, Heelan, Eldridge want first half of their game, only Rahway Rec Lt. Frank YOUR 1 to lose a heartbrcaker seeks Aerobic I flecotb competitive bidding for insurance 18-12. in Georgia HEADQUARTERS Hats off to Pop Warner instructor Army 2nd Lt. Steven J. DnUm < nlv'» Nrwril Wrrhjy Pee Wees beating Carteret Frank, son of George and IS AT Union County Republi- policy of our county govern- It's a gh^in* that the Demo- The Rahway Recreation 260... our Midgets lost in Donna Frank of Doris Way, can Freeholder candidates ment, I shall introduce again crats would not support my Department is seeking a part THE ******************************* the last 10 seconds of the Clark, has arrived for duty at FUN HOUSE WENDY D'ARCY PAT DIMAGGIO ELLEN VIGILANTE James J. Fulcomer of Rah- a measure requiring com- running mates' efforts lo time Aerobic Instructor. C. VIGILANTE game 13-8... we had a 84 Fort Stewart, Ga. I way, Diane Heelan of petitive bidding for in- make competitive bidding The applicant should have Adults and Children's I 1 Editor/Publisher Managing Editor Staff Writer Advertising Manager yard *fT> called back with 3 Frank is assigned with the • Costumes • Paper Dccomlions Union, and William El- surance." for insurance our county's minutes left ... Dennis previous experience teach- • Make-Up • Stickers 7th Infantry. dridge of Berkeley Heights policy," said Fulcomer can- Burney had a 46 yard TD ing either modified aerobics • Wigs * Spooky Tapes He is a 1987 graduate of • Teeth • Stretchy Spider Web: THE RAHWAY NEWS RECORD (USPS 454160) and THE CLARK PATRIOT have demanded that the Freeholder Eldridge said didate Heelan. run... he is going to be a or regular aerobics. Board of Chosen Freehold- The Citadel, Charleston, • Fake Claws • Pins .1 , (USPS 115760) arc published weekly on Thursday for SI5.00, $20.00 outside Mid- that only with competitive Freeholder Fulcomer said great back for us in a year For more information, and Blood • Halloween Balloons ers use competitive bidding S.C. I • • dlesex or Union Counties, by Tabloid Lithographers, Inc., 219 Central Ave.. P.O. Box bids do you know for certain or two. that toe Republican candi- COACH'S CORNER contact the Rahway Recrea- Halloween Crafts • Centerpieces • Favors 1061 Rahway. NJ. 07065. Second-class postage paid at Rahway. N.J. for the purchase of county whether you are getting the dates also favored a state law tion Department, 1670 POSTMASTER: Send address changes to THE RAHWAY NEWS Weekly Awards 10% Off any Purchase with this ad '•:.•'••" '1 insurance policies, espe- lowest price for the service. 8y Mitt Theodosotos — Irving St., Rahway or phone RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT. P.O. Box 1061. Rahway, NJ. 07065." requiring all governmental "Offensive-lineman of One aharp-ey«d dart* We decorate.Halls forHalloween Parties. .. cially the large ones, to "save "Currently," he noted, "the units to follow competitive week, Duane Jackson. 381-8000, ext. 322. thrower ha* won about Children's Halloween and Clown Show the taxpayers hun-dreds of county gets different pro- bidding for the purchase of Offensive back of week, $300,000 in prizes. Monday, Oct. 31st. 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Tbc Rjhway News Record «nd CUrfc Patriot arc weekly newspapers serv- thousands of dollars." posals, a policy which allows costly insurance policies. Barry Madden. In our Hall at ing the bes< interests of their respective communities. It is the endeavor of these "Early in this year I spon- the insurance companies to publications to present (he news in a sound and sane manner maintaining the Such a law would increase Defensive lineman of COACH THEO explains to Terry Williamson the next 1542 Main St., Rahway • 396-9696 rights of all by accurate factual statement and measured reasonable opinion sored a resolution to estab- offer higher prices than they iyHitiHlilliliitHtlitllltHHt(ttttltHtttt(tttttH >0O4 competition to the benefit of week, James Dudek. play for Rahway. The opinions expressed in editorial columns arc those of the authors of the col- lish competitive bidding, but have to offer. Sometimes the the taxpayers, he explained. umns or those quoted in them and not necessarily of the management or staff the Democrats rejected that of the respective newspapers. less costly proposal gives the Freeholder Fulcomer said resolution," said Freeholder county less service and less that there is no difficulty in Fulcomer. Now that the coverage for the money." writing competitive bids be- Union County grand jury has cause all insurance policies 7 can still cut my taxes and endorsed my position that "Competitive bidding will for the county are written in earn high interest with competitive bidding be the save the taxpayers money. the English language. It is a COMMUNITY SEEDLING ... George Bush Jr., eldest son of Vice ******************************** simple matter to read the President George Bush, recently met Volunteer Liz annuities from Carteret'' CALENDAR policies and to write the Hudak of Clark at the Bush/Quayle State Headquarters desired policies in the speci- in Clark. Bush was campaigning in New Jersey for his Social Security lists fications, he said. father. Great effort EDITOR'S NOTE: In order for us to adequately prepare the Community Calendar, all events for the following Post thanks dance guests week should be submitted by 5 p.m. on the FRIDAY before The Dance Committee of American Legion Post 499 free publications Insurance Mulvey-Ditmars goes for nought you would like them to appear. of Rahway would like to extend many thanks of apprecia- It may sound strange, but On offense, our offensive tion to the guest Posts, Legionnaires, Auxiliaries, Mayor buying guide Social Security has a benefits to people ready to we played a heck of a good, line had their best day com- MMWAT Daniel Martin and other city officials and dignitaries for to take part in variety of free publications retire. tough ballgame. ing off the ball. Duane TKUISDAY, OCTOBU 20 - Madison PTA School attending our Annual Dinner Dance. available meeting, 8 p.m., at school. available at the Elizabeth of- - Survivor—An explana- In 30 years of coaching I Jackson, Lane Jones, Sam The following received Legion Officers Awards and "Buying life insurance is Liberty's 102nd SUNDAY, OCTOBEI 23 - Merchants' & Drovers' fice which give clear, simple tion of survivor benefits. can't remember playing a Steinman, Abdur Rashed Auxiliary Unit awards: one of the biggest and most Tavern open house, hosted by the Rahway Historical explanations of the various - Disability-A detailed team that had three out- and Jim Ferrara all improv- "Man of the Year" — Darmon M. Toney; "Woman emotional decisions a per- President Grover Cleve- National Chairman Rose- The Tax-Deferred Annuity Society, noon to 3 p.m. aspects of the Social Security look at the Social Security standing backs as does ed. of the Year" — Mrs. Edith Perkins; Appreciation — Abe son can make," exclaimed land dedicated the Statue of lee Fabio reports a Flag TUESDAY, 0CT0BH 25 - Rahway Planning Board programs. Among them arc: disability program. Union. Young, Baskerville Our aggressiveness im- Deductible IRA contributions are gone for many, but you can still reduce taxes now Parks; Life Member Gold Cards — Albert Snowdtn and Assemblyman Bob Franks Liberty on October 28,1886, ceremony will take place at 2 meeting, 7:30 p.m., Rahway City Hall Council Chambers. —An Introduction To So- - Medicare—Describes and Jones were too much. proved right across the and earn high interest with tax-deferred annuities. Wilmcr Toy. (R-Union) in announcing and among those present p.m. and a gift of 400 out- TUESDAY, OCTOBU 25 - Rahway Community cial Security-A brief over- the major features of Medi- We played a great first board, this gets me excited. It was an evening of success and pleasure. We hope the availability of a new bro- was the young Alsatian door folding chairs will be Mothers meeting, home of Mrs. Kenneth Freeman, 265 view of the Social Security care hospital insurance and half with the score 7-7. But We had 6 tackles behind the • Principal is guaranteed by the underwriting insurance that next year we'll have the opportunity to share with chure entitled the "Buyer's sculptor, Frederic Auguste presented by President Walter St.. Rahway. programs. medical insurance. in the second half, sooner or line of scrimmage (our best company, rated A + (Superior) you another delightful evening. Guide to Life Insurance." Bartholdi, who had con-Longly to the National Park later, those backs were go- output of the season). THURSDAY, OCTOtfR 27 - Sidelines meeting, 8 p.m., — Financial Planning And -SSI-Explains briefly Service from the V.F.W. • Interest is not taxed until it is withdrawn "Committee Members" ceived the idea of a colossal ing to get you. Fans should Mike Mills did a fine job Rahway Intermediate School teachers' cafeteria. Social Security—A look at who can quality for these "The terminology used, National Auxiliary. HEADS OR TAILS? Roosevelt Coleman, #2, and Greg Francis Bryant, Eloynre Cromwell, statue to stand at the very remember that Young and punting the ball out of • Receive payout as a lump sum or series of payments THURSDAY, 0CT0HR 27 - Rahway AARP 607 the role Social Security payments. variety and complexity of Chaillet, #88, watch the coin toss before their game Luvenla Harrison, Edith Perkins, gateway to the New World to Bus transportation infor- Jones were knocked out of bounds as it was a goal to • No sales charges or administrative fees meeting, 12:30 p.m., Senior Citizens Center, Esterbrook benefits should play in a per- policies can be very confus- against Union. Aleeee Snowden, Margaret Stoekley, represent th**- one thing man mation can be obtained by the ballgame against Irving- give them zero punt re- • Full or partial withdrawals may be made at any time Ave. son's financial planning. There are more publica- ing and imJTniifa{*"%," said Juanlta Thompson, Whllemlna Wilson, g %, finds most precious — LIB- calling Commander Harti- ton and thus was able to turns. They had been killing TUESDAY, N0VIMHR 1 - Rahway Historical Society -When And How To tions available, including Fk Defensive back of week,' Kalkiewicz. Smith 23 Barley Hanna, Abraham Parks, Franks. "This brochure ex- ERTY. gan or Bob Judge at the win. opponents with their punt meeting, 7:30-9 p.m., Rahway Public Library. Open to Contact Social Sccurity- those for self-employed Mike West. Defensive scout team M. Mills 17 Foradditionalinformation,contactanyCarteretSavingsBankofficeorcall1-800-225-0165. Albert Snowden, Wilmer Toy, plains in plain language the The V.F.W. National VFW Post Home, 574-8425. Our goal was to also hit returns. public. Tclls the times a person people, household employ- Specialty team player of player of week, Steve Mar- Williamson 16 Harvey Williams, Darmon Toney differences between availa- Auxiliary President, Mona them hard (which we did) WIDNESDAY, NOVIMKX 2 - Rahway Parking should contact Social Secu- ers, farmers, and people who Rich Rivera has 4 con- week, Mike Mills. cantonio. Huxford 15 ble policies and how to judge Longly of Lexington, Ne- but they held up physically Authority, regular meeting, 7:30 p.m., Municipal Hall rity. work after benefits start. secutive games without a Big lick award, Greg Rookie of the week, Eric Dudek 15 iCRRTERET FinRflCIRL SGRVICGS which one best suits an in- braska; State President and you have to give credit bad snap from center (this is Council Chambers. — Retiring? Remember To get any of these publi- Rahway resident Chailett. Miles. dividual's needs." Helen Dennis; and National where it is due. Those three outstanding). CLARK Rahway Post Office observes Social Security—Informa- cations, just call the Eliza- Best block award, Duane Union Game Issued by the State De- Chairman Roselee Fabio on FDU Honors list backs were outstanding. A subsidiary of Carteret Savings Bank FA THURSDAY, OCTOBU 20 - Clark Republican Club tion of interest to people ap- beth Social Security office, Jackson. Leader in tackles and More sports 'National Stamp Collecting Month' located at 342 Westminster partment of Insurance, the both of Colonia will be in at- Fairleigh Dickinson Uni- They each have Division We only committed 2 on pages 8 & 10 meeting, 8 p.m., United Jersey Bank, Rarilan Rd. and proaching retirement. brochure details how in- On offense —hustle assists. Ave. The telephone number tendance to celebrate the versity's Rutherford campus 1A athletic ability (each can penalties for 10 yards (great Westfield Ave. The Postmaster General, In addition, many local — Retirement—A detail- surance works, the differ- player of week, Duane Chaillet 34 Annuities are not FSUC insured. Early withdrawal and IRS penalties may apply. Rate varies with investment amount and term is 1-800-272-1111. 102nd birthday of the Statue has announced the list of un- run a 4.5 40-yard dash). stat). "•«••»• *J«*»- THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20 - Rotary Club of Clark, lun- ed explanation of retirement Jackson. West 26 Anthony M. Frank, has post offices, stamp clubs ence in plans and pricing this October 28. dergraduate students who Enough said about 56 Westfield Ave., Clark 381-4600 cheon meeting, noon. Peninsular House Restaurant, Carlos Garay has only 1 On Defense — pursuit Ferraro 25 designated October as Na- and civic organizations structures and how to President Karen Thorne were named to the Honors Union, let's talk about our Rarilan Rd., Scotch Plains. choose a reputable agent. interception in 47 attempts player, of week,,Eric Miles. , Rudy Rivera 25 tional Stamp Collecting across the nation arc plan- and Commander George and Dean's Lists for the people: We played our best THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20 - Clark Seniors meeting, I Anyone wishing to receive (a great stat). ' Offensive scout team Madden 24 Month. Postmaster Joseph ning activities that focus on Hartigan of Mulvey-Ditmars Spring 1988 semester. In- defensive game of the year p.m., Brewer Senior Center, 430 Westficld Ave. Inc/TaxMobile a copy of the "Buyer Guide Our frosh played the player of week, Brad Griffin 24 P. Rufolo of the Rahway the enjoyment of collecting V.F.W. Post #681, Rahway, cluded on it is Danish Mir of physically. We really hit MONDAY, OCTOBER 24 - Clark Public Library Book Post Office, says the special stamps. to Life Insurance" may write will attend the dedication Rahway, who made the Club meeting, 2:30 p.m., at library. to Assemblyman Bob Franks and we finally started to observance for 1988 will The Rahway Post Office ceremonies. Honors list. gang tackle the way we TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25 - Clark Board of Education in Westfield at 219 South St., New Provi- focus on the Carousel will have an artistic sea- President Longly will To qualify for the Honors have in order to win. meeting, 8 p.m., Administration Bldg., Schindler Rd. Animals block of four sonal display featuring dence, NJ 07974, or call 665- Clifford JM. Pcakc, Prcsi- tribute applications for sales mark the 52nd year that the List, a student must maintain If we played defensively TUESDAY, OCTOBU 25 - Clark Planning Board, stamps in the American Commemorative mint sets 7777 Monday through RAKING YOURSELF dcjit_qf the Union County and_corporatcjaxcs, tax ex^ Ladies Auxiliary to the Vet- a grade point ratio of 3.5 or against Summit and Plain- puWfc meeting, 8 p.m.rMuntcipalBWg; Folk Arr Series of "com-" and stamp collecting kits. Friday during normal busi- Chamber of Commerce and empt certificates and to offer erans trf Foreign-Wars ofthe higher und, for the Dean's field the way we did against MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7 - Clark Municipal Council, memorative stamps. ness hours. Supplies arc U.S. has conducted ceremo- List a 3.2 out of a possible executive meeting, 8 p.m.. Municipal Bldg. Walter G. Halpin, Union guidance on personal and limited. Union, we would have won. INTOA Kean opens County Clerk, announced nies at the Statue. 4.0. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER S - Union County Regional As the newest stamps in corporate tax matters. But that is not the way it FOOTBALL Board of Education, regular monthly meeting, 8 p.m.. In- the series, the colorful hand- teacher center that The Chamber and is... is it? We stand at 1-3. County Clerk will co-host structional Media Center, Governor Livingston Regional carved Carousel Animals' The School of Education The playoffs are now out of SCHEDULE-? State's IncMobilc/TaxMo- High School, Berkeley Heights. issue is expected to be one at Kcan College inaugurated the question. bilc" located at the County of the most beautiful and a center this fall for Kcan But... but... we have the Annex facility, 300 North popular. ability to win the next five College graduates and Avenue, East, Westficld on "Stamp collecting still is games even though it won't others who arc in their first Tuesday, November 1, and County receives the world's most popular year or early years of teach- be easy. We play Scotch RHS AU Wednesday, November 2, Plains this week and every- hobby," says Postmaster ing. Tim* Dot* Opponent Place transportation grant from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. each one will expect us to win, Dot* Oppontnt Plan Tim* Rufolo. We arc encourag- Called the Teacher's day. Transportation Commis- ing collectors — old and Meeting Place (TMP), the including myself. But... In a letter to Union but... we have to be very sioner Hazel Frank Gluck County Freeholder Chair- young alike — to share the free center is open from 4 to This effort is a joint ven- Oct. 21 Roselle Park A 7:30 P.M has announced a $2,312,000 beauty, history and pleasure 7:30 p.m. Thursdays in the careful to not underes- Oct. 22 Scotch Plains A 1:30 P.M. Oct. 28 Immaculata A 7:30 P.M person Michael J. Lapolla ture between the New Jersey timate the Raiders or we grant to Union County for to be found in collecting Alumni Lounge, Downs Oct. 29 Westfield H 1:30 P.M: Nov. 5 Roselle H 2:00 P.M confirming the award, Gluck Department of State's Divi- will get caught with egg on the 1989 state aid portion of noted that "renewal of the U.S. stamps." Hall. Experienced teachers Nov. 5 Linden H 2:00 P.M. Nov. 12 North Plainfield H 1:00 P.M sion of Commercial Record- our face. They have enough Nov. 12 Elizabeth H 1:30 P.M. Nov. 24 Gov. Livingston H 10:30 A.M the County's FY89-93 Capi- Transportation Trust Fund Along with the Postal who wish to share their ing and the New Jersey De- tal Transportation Program quickness to hurt us if we Nov. 24 Cranford A 10:30 A.M. provides for continuation of Service and Benjamin knowledge and skills with partment of Treasury's Divi- make assignment mistakes. Head Coach — James Carovillano, Ass't. Coach — (CTP). this program over the next Franklin Stamp Clubs, the newcomers to the profession sion of Taxation to bring cor- If we continue to improve, Coach: Milt Theodosatos Richard D'Onofrio, John Giannattasio, Robert Delia The CTP is a five-year seven years." Council of Philatelic also arc welcomed. porate filing and tax infor- we have a great chance for Sala. program of projects pre- Gluck urged Lapolla to Organizations, National Establishment of TMP mation to the public in their victory., pared by the County and submit applications for Association of Elementary was proposed by Dr. Scan local communities. submitted to the Depart- specific projects immedi- School Principals and Hcaly of Stone Ridge, N.Y., Against Union, they hurt ROBBIES After the Game . . . ment for funding from a $35 ately "to assure timely im- American Library Associa- associate professor of in- Long a goal of Commer- us with big plays (49-74- After the Movie . . . 62-70 yard TD's)...255 Good Luck million program under the plementation of your CTP tion again will co-sponsor struction, curriculum and cial Recording Director CLARK After Anything . . . •1® Transportation Trust Fund. projects." this years' observance. administration. Thomas Tighuc, the feasi- yards on four plays. Wow, bility of reaching business you may think that I am in 1988! CAMERA people, lawyers, and bankers PHONE ABUSE... Rep. Matthew Rlnaldo (R-NJ), 2nd from crazy to say we played a tht gang tion. His guests for the program include, from the left, Alfred heck-a-va game. Under- • Certified Massage ofwoyi meets at close to their home com- right, greets his guests for the current edition of The Rlnaldo JOEL BORNSTEIN munities became real when Koeppe, assistant vice president, N.J. Bell; Christine Todd stand this: they beat us, we & Therapist Report, a public service program for N.J. cable outlets origi- Whitman, president, N.J. Board of Public Utilities; and Bruce LARRY GOLOFARB the two state agencies didn't beat ourselves as we • Body Waxing nating on Capitol Hill. This month's program examines the Fogel, right, chairman of Phone Programs Inc., a New York agreed to employ the Taxa- problems of telephone information services that offer unre- did vs. Summit and Plain- • Ear Piercing T0WNE HOUSE City-based telephone information service. The Rinaldo Report Held. • Nails, Facials tion's 30-foot mobile unit for stricted access to so-called dial-a-porn messages and GAB is aired by New Jersey's Cable Television Network at 430 p m Clark 1085-A Raritan Rd. RESTAURANT Their backs were awe- • Men's Hair Styling this purpose. lines. Rinaldo sponsored a bill, now enacted into law, to ban the third Friday oi each month. 14S3 Main Street dial-a-porn. He also is studying the need for gab-line legisla- some. We will not face The unit is staffed with another team with such agels Perms ore oar Specially 382-7666 Rahway corporate technicians from ability. Thus, if we play as 1115 Raritan Rd. 388-8100 Commercial Recording who physical as we-did against Pair jour Snapper walk mower with the opUonal. time-saving Snapperizcr Clark. NJ 07066 1735 A St. George Ave. moior Will provide information on Englishtown H.S. future opponents, good attachment and vacuum, shred and bag your leaves alhn^neeasjfslep. Phone: 382-2435 Rahway • 382-5960 credit (State regulations regarding PICK4T-MJMBERS things will happen. Every Snapper mower comes with Snapper's exclusive BEEBSBEuESH Tues. & Wed. & Sat. 9-5 cord i plans reunion or (E.T. - Bagel) Kodak accepted incorporation of profit and mum m The important thing is Thurs. & Fri. 9-8 ^nonprofit business ventures, IQQfflQBBBB V not satisfied nth the vacuuming and bagging Straubenmuller Textile FOR THE WEEK OF: 114« $1,940.00 tM^O we improved in areas that filing of forms, and other performance ci'/our Snapper product return it within Mda/s after High School of English- nauonomji M n n n n are' very important (less Garden Stato procedures and require- Oct. 10 thru Oct. 15 purchase for * fuf refund. Jppties lo ner Stepper products purchased town is planning its second ifliro tons m. tmi mistakes mentally, better Floor & Window O'JOHNNIE'S INC. With ments. Representatives ,-JIBHI Ottilia fan atpariidpaUm dea/ers for noq-com/nerdaf use. Set Dealer for details. reunion for all graduates, PICK-IT aggressiveness). On* of Union County's lorgnt Nations! from the Division of Taxa- STRAIGHT ,»„,, .»..«. «w»a snuucm m Design teachers and faculty. One goal was to get the Hallmark Card Selections State... tion will be present to answer DATE NUMBERS PAY OFF BOX PAIR 3314 $3.134.00 $W.QQ This Spot ball in Barry Madden's ALSO A YOU'RE IN tax questions and to dis- Call Mary Forakis at MOWAY •BIBUT. Od. 12 NX HM •CARPETING COMMAND 50 $ 50 hands more often. He had URGE GIFT SELECTION 536-9654, or Helen In- OttlQ 491 '34 20 snuutm rat Clark Power Iqwipment * MINI BLINDS calcetera(516)CH8-7274or 14 carries and 84 yards. Could IttSDAT $3^1.90 S143.M Against others he will have * WALLPAPER •MtKKMXB Plant a tree Gladys Geddes (718) 0d.11 8491J1» »45 • NOMUN ROCKWELL 3520519. mm m over 100 yards plus. Keep 1132 Westfield Avenue * VERTICALS for Israel's 40th WBNQDAY 50 s0 50 rOKIUIN H6VMWS *3,25*.M $371 J* your fingers crossed for us, •TILE Be Yours • rataous MOMENTS Purchasing trees to be Oct. 12 414 '155 '51 M5 u it 21 n g it will happen. Clark, M.J. * VINYL FLOORS planted in Israel is an appro- THUHMY COUKTAMB 58 Gridiron news — Mike * WOOD FLOORS •HUMMUS priate way to remember On. 13 257 '187 '31 '18 WNT.OdMKIIMt Wript had his best game * DRAPES ThoBwkrtthi friends and loved ones on HHMY SUM 2OD381-3777 NO SURPRISE... Union County Freeholder Walter Boright, this one, once a popular haven'for fishing, boating and swim- m with 7 tackles-and assists. ( * PAINT W» GMy CHt Wrap Sign oftin Ship the occasion of Israel's 40th OctM 811 *39 JOIN TMt MIUMNS OF SATISnfO SNATHK USItS. 7ZW2 left, listens as Parks & Recreation Director Thomas Nolan de- RuHy Rivera and Dwayne 170 WBTFIELD AVE. ming. Boright recommends actions to restore it: weed-clear- anniversary. id. is not «• scribes the present condition of Surprise Lake In the Summit- Nine million tons of salt samMY Griffin improved greatly at 1*57 laritM M. OAR*, N.J. 07066 y ing, silt removal, etc. The N.J. Dept. of Transportation (DOT) For complete information 397 '402 '67 '40 1410 Intof Ifwet Mountainslde section of the Watchung Reservation. Natural are applied .to American Od.15 linebacker. Soph Jim Dudek Ctafc nhat kMki CMMr 574-1200 has agreed to Join In any county restoration effort. The lake call "Cind/* at 276-3149 any 574-0510 forces affecting all man-made lakes have taken their toll on highways each year for had 10 tackles and assists CWirNJ. was formed In 1845 by developer David Felt. day except Saturday. i road de-Icing. til* •.•.. frM fm. from his right end position. 382-1311 t m. • !••# »JB. i PAGE 6 THURSDAY. OCTOBER 20. 1988 RAHWAY NEWSRECORD/CLARK PATRIOT RAHWAY NEWSRECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1988 PAGE 7 Max Sladowsky, 74; Religious News 0B6TUARIES bom in Russia Max Sladowsky, 74, died Oct. 14 at home after a long illness. Born in Russia, he came to this country and New York FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH EBENEZER AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL Samuel Hayes, 66; in 1918, before moving to linden in 1921, and dark in 1984. OF RAHWAY CHURCH OF RAHWAY Mr. Sladowsky was co-owner of Nadel Lumber and Morning worship at 10:30 a.m. will be conducted by On Sunday, October 23, Youth Sunday will be ob- Merck employee Construction Company, Linden in 1945, retiring in 1978. the Reverend Robert C. Powley, pastor. Special music will served at the 11 ajn. Worship Service. David Brown will He was one of the founders and members of the Sub- be provided by the Westminster Choir under the direction deliver the sermon. Music will be presented by the Youth Samuel Hayes, 66, died Oct. 13 at Rahway Hospital after a brief illness. urban Jewish Center, Union. of James W. Musacchio with Faye D. Wilder at the organ and Young Adult Choir with John Daniels, pianist/direc- Mr. Sladowsky was a mason at Nebo Lodge 248 console. Child Care is provided during the morning wor- tor. The Sunday Church School will commence at 930 a.m. Born in Henderson, N.C., he lived in Rahway before F&AMinWcstfield. 25. Barbara Turner will be the preacher at the 730 pjn. Even- moving to Linden 28 years ago. ship hour for infants and children up to the 2nd grade He was a Shriner and 32nd degree mason of the An- whose parents are attending worship service. Followingthe ing Worship Service. Mr. Hayes was employed by Nleirck & Co. for 38 years. 7~>! ; ; V cient Accepted Scottish Right Valley of Northern New Jer- •-" O > J Children's Sermon the youth, sitting as a group, will be ex- Meetings during the week: He was an Army veteran of World War II, and a mem- sey. ber of Post 499 American Legion in Rahway. cused to go to the Child Care Room for a supervised pro- Today, New Believers and Refresher Course, 630 ESTHER COWLES AND REV. GARY FA1RCHILD, Keynote Mr. Sladowsky was a member of the South Mt. Lodge gram. Older children are encouraged to sit with their , Prayer Meeting, Church, 8 pjn. speakers at the C&MA conference. Mr. Hayes was a member of the Friendship Baptist Church, Rahway. B'nai B'rith, So. Orange, and a member of the Zionist Or- parents during worship. Saturday, October 22, Young People's Division, 6 p J£ ganization of America. The Church School Horn* is at 9:15 a.m. Following Monday, October 24, Children's Choir Rehearsal, Surviving arc his wife, Mrs. Marjprie Brame Hayes; a son, Colonel Satterwhite of Rosellc; a daughter, Mrs. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Hannah Caroline Williams a Giountikos Associates, Inc. worship the Ecclesiastical Meeting will be held at 11:30 630 p.m.; Railway Section of the National Council of Negro Clark C&MA to host Sladowsky, two. sons, Eugene of Millington, and Elliott of lit. 1«7 LAW OFFICES a.m. The Celebration Ringers will rehearse at 11:45 a.m. Women, 730 p.m. ; Bronctta Wright of Linden; five brothers, Thomas, Alex- - ATTORNEYS AT LAW - ander and Hayward, all of Newark, Roy of Henderson, Edison; three daughters, Mrs. Susan Perez of dark, Miss Meetings of the week: Tuesday, October 25, Lay Organization, 6:30 p.m.; world missions conference Marilyn of N.Y., and Miss Barbara Sladowsky of Littleton, Today, October 20, the First Presbyterian Ringers will Celestial Choir Rehearsal, 8 p.m. N.C., and Sylvester of San Diego, Calif.; four sisters, Ms. Carrie Hayes of Newark, Mrs. Martha Cousins of Paterson, Mass.; two sisters, Mrs. Goldie Frunkin of Brooklyn, N.Y., rehearse at 6:30 p.m. The Wcbclos will meet at 7 pun. The Wednesday, October 26, Computer Class, 6 p.m.; The Clark Church of the On the mission Geld since Mrs. Helen Davis, and Mrs. Dorothy Thomas of East and Mrs. Beatrice Grossman of Colonia; and nine grand- ANTHONY P. PASCALE Westminster Choir will rehearse at 8, and Ruth Circle will Stewardess Board "A" and Bible Study, 730 p.m.; Men's Christian and Missionary 1984, Miss Cowles com- Orange; and eight grandchildren. children. meet at the same time. Club, 8 pjn. Alliance (C&MA) will spon- pleted a year of language FREE Friday, October 21, Den 2, Girl Scout Troop 1500, and Rev. Rudolph P. Gibbs, Sr. is the pastor. The church sor its annual world missions study in France before her Initial Consultation 777 West Grand Avenue Girl Scout Troop 716 will meet at 7 p.m. is located at 253 Central Avenue. conference October 20-23. transfer to Bobo Dioulasso Saturday, October 22, the Alcoholics Anonymous Services will be conducted in Burkina Faso. Her minis- 388-3636 Rahway, New Jersey 07065 Group will meet at 6 p.m. tonight at 7 p.m. and on Sun- tries include teaching at the Nicholas Marciano, 68; Werner Tundermann, 70; A profotkinal A modern . Monday, October 24, Girl Scout Troop 450 will meet. ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH OF CLARK day morning at 10:45 a.m. Maranatha Bible School, ( offlpin> \prclill/ln| in (hr \*lc ind " Den 3 will meet at 3:30 p.m. The Main Worship Service is at 10:30 a.m. with Sun- Rev. Charles Davis IIL pas- working with women's Bible was Army staff sergeant born in Germany appnKal of Rih«»t> humr* A bu\lnrA% Tuesday, October 25, the ladies of the Workshop will day School and Bible Hour for all ages at 9:15 a.m. General Practice with emphasis on tor, says all services and studies, organizing child- 208 Central Avenue meet at 10 a.m. in the Church Library. Boy Scout Troop 47 Nursery care is provided during the worship hour. ren's meetings, and nursing Werner O. Tundermann, 70, died Oct. 14 at Rahway PERSONAL INJURIES OR DEATH (201)396-0850 meetings are open to the Nicholas J. Marciano, 68, died Oct. 13 at Beth Israel Rahway • 388-0154 will meet at 7:15 pjn. Abigail Circle will meet at 8 p.m. Scheduled meetings for the week: Thursday, Bible public at the hospital. Medical Center in Newark after a long illness. Hospital after a long illness. RESULTING FROM: Wednesday, October 26, Girl Scout Troop 9 will meet Hour, 8 p.m.; Monday, Evangelism, 8 p.m.; Tuesday, Keynote speakers this Both a Protestant denom- Born in Hoboken, he lived in Rahway 45 years. Born in Germany he came to this country as a young at 6:30 p.m.; Tiger Cubs and Wcbclos will meet at 7; The Choir, 8 p.m. Sunday afternoon, the young adults will go year will be Rev. Gary Fair- ination in the evangelical Mr. Marciano was the owner and founder of Marci- boy settling in Brooklyn before moving to Colonia in 1948. * AetowoMe Accidents * Fe*i I Unsafe Conditions 250th Anniversary Committee will meet at 730 p.m. apple picking. child, C&MA missionary tradition and a missionary ano Builders, Inc. in Rahway for 40 years as a building con- Mr. Tundermann was a chemical engineer and Patent ifHgence * Unsafe Products, * Machines The Church is located at the corner of West Grand serving in Indonesia, and society majoring in world HELPING HAND... A field worker for CARE, the international relief and development tractor, retiring in 1975. Liaison for the Colgate Palmohve Co. in Piscataway for 33 Accidents * Severe larns Dudley E. Painter, Jr. Avenue and Church Street. Miss Esther Cowles, on fur- evangelization, the Christian organization, helps a seriously injured chad in Nicaragua. CARE works with thousands He was a communicant of St. Mark's R. C. Church. years, retiring in 1983. REALTOR OSCEOLA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH lough from Burkina Faso, and Missionary Alliance has of needy children in Nicaragua. Honduras. Costa Rica and other Latin American na- Mr. Marciano was a member of the Avenel Knights of Mr. Tundermann was a member of the Holy Com- Worship service of the Osceola Presbyterian Church OTHER SERVICES INCLUDE: Africa. its second century of world- tions. Columbus Council 5088 and the American Legion Post 5 forter Episcopal Church of Rahway. will take place at the Charles Brewer School in Clark on Realty Rev. Fairchild and hiswide ministry. of Rahway. He was a member of the Professional and Chemical TRINITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Sunday (Oct. 23) at 10 a.m. Fellowship hour follows. * led Estate * Commercial Transfers wife, Connie, began their He was an Army staff sergeant during World War II. Engineers Association. 138 Westfield Ave. OF RAHWAY Sunday school for all ages is provided at 9 a.m.; and C&MA churches in 53 na- * Incorporations * Condominhim & Planning ministry in 1975 in Surabaya, Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Vivian Latherow Marci- He was a graduate of Cooper Union College in New * WMa * Istetei Today, The Fair Workshop will meet at the church also an "Experiment in Faith and Caring" class at the tions have a current mem- St. Mary's raffle Union 'Y' to * Municipal Court Matters MAUOR* East Java, and are re- ano; three sons, Nicholas J. Jr. of Littleton, Colo., Michael York City where he received his bachelors degree in chemi- * Dherce $. Adcptlens * Contract Disputes from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The Youth Choir will meet at 6:30 same hour, which is led by Rev. Pretz. This eight-week bership of more than 2-1/4 to yield 10G prize Real Estate-Insurance p.m., followed by Senior Choir rehearsal at 7:30. sponsible for developing million. A missionary force hold health fair E. and Robert S., both of Rahway, a daughter, Mrs. Bar- cal engineering, and his masters at New York University. series is designed for those who are interested in finding bara Kupka of Rahway, two brothers, Anthony of Toms Personalized Service Is What Mortgages-Appraisals Sunday, October 23: The 11 ajn. Family Worship national and international of 1,245 works in more than St Mary's Church in Rah- Mr. Tundermann was a member of the American out more about what it means to make a commitment to River and Alfred of Piscataway, two sisters, Mrs. Ann Service will be conducted by the Pastor, the Rev. Donald mission programs, fund- 40 of these nations. Today, way will hold its Annual The YM-YWHA of sease, dietary guidelines* to Legion Post 5, and an Army Veteran of World War II. CONVENIENT LOCATION & HOURS Our Reputation Is Built On! Jesus Christ and His Church. DeForne and Mrs. Lee Fallon, both of Toms River; and 32 Yrs. of very personal itrvkt B. Jones. Music will be presented by the Senior Choir under raising, research, as well as 1,785 C&MA churches are Parish Fund-raiser on Satur- Union County will sponsor lower blood cholestrol in Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Eve Pickering Tunder- Executive Board of the Women's Association meets working with the national children, and behavioral eight grandchildren. mann; one son, Dr. John Tundermann of Huntington, W. MEMBERS OF the direction of Mrs. Judy Alvarez. Church School and the Monday (Oct. 24) at 8 p.m. (Place not decided as yet). located in all 50 states, day (October 22). It will con- its 3rd annual "Healthy Liv- 396-0606 Adult Bible Class will convene at 9-30 a.nL, followed by church to organize mission- Puerto Rico and the Ba- ing" Health Fair on Sun- trends in adolescence. Va.; a daughter, Mrs. Jillian Vache of Rahway; a brother, 727 RARITAN ROAD, SUITE 201-B UNION COUNTY The Osceola Youth Group is scheduled to meet on sist of a raffle drawing called EVE. MULTIPLE 381-6494 Coffee and Fellowship Time at 10-30 in Asbury Hall. ary conventions. hamas. the "Grand Slam 50/50". day, October 30 from noon Natural food refeshments William of Turnersville; a sister, Mrs. Magdalena Menges CLARK, NEW JERSEY 07066 Tuesday (Oct. 25) from 6:45-8:45 p.m. under the direction and a "make-your-own- of Colonia; and two grandchildren. 382-5012 LISTING SERVICE Monday, October 24: Mixed league bowling at 6:30 of Youth Director, Donna Kolaetis, at the Charles Tickets are $25 each, and a to 4 p.m. at the facility on 599 St. Georges Ave, p.m.; women's bowling at 9. prize of $10,000 goes to the Green Lane in Union. yogurt-sundae-bar" will be Fred W. Krug, 76; Brewer School, Clark. provided at minimal cost. RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE Rahway Tuesday, October 25: The United Methodist Women The 45th Anniversary of the Osceola Presbyterian Grand Slam winner. The Fair, open to all Attendees will have the will hold their Sandwich Lunch at noon in Asbury Hall. Church will be celebrated at the First Presbyterian Chinese auction Proceeds from the affair community members free of opportunity to have their MacMillan die setter Wednesday, October 26: The Trustees will meet at the Church, Cranford, on Saturday (Oct. 22) at 6 p.m. A will benefit St. Mary's Chari- charge, will feature more Stephen Nagy, 77; eyes, teeth and blood pres- You Should Be Thinking About A Church at 7:30 p.m. catered dinner is planned featuring roast beef, baked at Parish Center table Education Services, than 40 informational Fred W. Krug, 76, died Oct. 12 at home after a sudden Trinity is located at the corner of E. Milton Avenue booths. A special speaker sure checked, and to obtain chicken, stuffed shells, eggplant parmesan and veal and which include the School illness. was GAF employee and Main Street. program will feature talks information on First Aid, peppers. Cost — $10 for adults and $5 for children under Holy Trinity Eastern Or- boards to precious crystal Budget, the Youth Ministry, Born in Elizabeth, he lived in Clark the past 46 years. MAGIC on the prevention and treat- Diets, CPR, the Heimlich Stephen J. Nagy, 77, died Oct. 6. 12. Former pastors of the Osceola Presbyterian Church, thodox Church, Rahway, will and china. Gifts totalling Evangelization & Outreach Mr. Krug was employed as a die setter by MacMillan- CHIRO-CARF WILL 1 Lancaster Rd. Manuever, Drug Abuse and Rev. Donald Theobald (first pastor), Rev. James Ram- host its 41st semi-annual about $2500 in value were Efforts, Ministry to the Sick ment of cardiac heart di- Born in East Kingston, N.Y., he lived in Roselle before Colonia. N.J. Alcoholism, cancer, Sports Bloedel Inc., Union, more than 30 years, retiring in 1977. SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH sawh, Rev. William M. Elliott, Jr. and Rev. Anthony J. Chinese Auction on Wed- won at last May's auction. & Shut-Ins (Rahway Hospi- moving to Clark in 1958- : c. No Need To Put It Off Any Longer (comer lolct 4 lancaittr) Medicine, Orthopedics, and He was a communicant of St. John therApostle R. C. OF RAHWAY Godlcfski, (former Music Director of the Osceola Church) nesday, October 26, at 8 p.m. This year's auction will tal, Geriatric Center, etc.), Local cable Mr. Nagy was employed as a machinist by the General fOK mi rout srniHO MUDS Chiropractics. Church. October 23 — Worship Service, 11 a.m. Rev. Leonard will be our celebrated guests. Present pastor, Rev. S. This autumn's auction will feature a 50-50 drawing also. the religious education pro- now carrying Aniline and Film Corporation (GAF) in Linden, 30 years, We offer: Volunteers from the local Mr. Krug was a member of Clark Senior Citizens Club Grant will preach. Supervised crib room during worship; Timothy Pretz will also be in attendance. Rev. Theobald take place at the St. Thomas' A kitchen will satisfy hearty grams, Upkeep of Parish and the A.A.R.P. retiring in 1974. $1 c • Perms Church school, 9:30 a.m.; Upper Room Bible Class, 9:40 'His Answer' chapters of the American • Coloring and Rev. Ramsawh will share the pulpit on Sunday morn- Byzantine Parish Center, appetites with hot sand- Buildings (Church, School, Survivingare his wife, Mrs. Mary Gokey Krug; and two Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mary Florence Brophy Dr. Elizabeth A. Bednar a.m.. . 1400 St. Georges Avc, Rah- His Answer Ministries, Red Cross, the American Complete Cost JL %J • Sets ing (Oct. 23) at the 10 a.m. service of worship at the wiches, desserts and hot and Rectory, etc.), and St. sisters, Mrs. Rose Lawless and Mrs. Elizabeth Bankowitz, Nagy; a son, Stephen J. of Tewsbury Township; three sis- Dr. Mark E. Bednar Scheduled meetings include: way. Doors open at 630 pjn. Inc. of Kenilworth, began Heart Association and the ters, Mrs. Mary Kuehn of Kingston, N.Y., Mrs. Anna Hoff Nail Service: Brewer School. For further information please call June cold beverages. The event is Mary's Social Concerns both of Florida. broadcasting a weekly, half- American Cancer Society Kaplan, Feingold, Kaplan • Acrylics October 20-7 p.m., Choir Rehearsal. Hunte (272-5862) or June Wesner (382-5699). Holy Trinity's auctions being chaired by Helen Ba- Ministry. of Napanoch, N.Y., and Mrs. Erma Austin of Pough- _ 724 Raritan Road October 24 -9:30 a.m., Coordinating Committee, ^re perhaps the longest on- bich who has actively partic- -hour-cableTV_program titt_ e on __hand\ Jo_ kecpsic, N.Y.; and three grandchildren. Attorneys -ot-taw • Gel System Presbyterian Women; 10 a.m., Stewardship Committee. going events of this type in ipated in every auction since ed "His Answer" on Oc-dispense information. Clark, N.J. 07066 • Nail Art October 29 — Pumpkin Decorating Party. the area. For more than 20 their inception. Rahway church tober 2. The program will Free exercise classes will 5 Cooke Ave., Carteret New Jersey 07008 Open 6 deyi be given at 1:30 p.m. (co-ed) (201) 381-6300 Price goes up on years parishioners have Tickets cost $2. Advance continue to air on Com- James Keating, 60; schedules and also at 2:30 (Parent- worked to donate creative purchase is advisable. For munity Access Channel 32 541-4235 Child Fitness). Alexander Pavelec, 72; 396-1414 trees for Israel and useful items, some hand- tickets and information call Chinese auction of Suburban Cablevision on Korean War vet FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF RAHWAY For further information made, and all of high quality "Helen" (381-8016), Teter" St. Thomas Altar-Rosary Sundays at 1:05 p.m. On Sunday, October 23, the Reverend Donald N. Sco- on this and other physical Rampart Machine owner According to George and picnic areas. JNF muni- for this fund-raiser. (925-8176) or "Sam" (381- Society is sponsoring a The program is formatted James A. Keating, 60, died Oct. 12 at Rahway Hospi- field will preach at the 9:45 a.m. Service of Worship. His education/health related CANDIDO E. DEBORJA, JR. Geller of South Orange, the cipal forest parks, which All items are new. There 4569). Tickets are available Chinese Auction in the as a talk show covering tal after a long illness. /~~\ series of messages is on the book of Exodus. The Choir will feature sports facilities, hik- programs, contact Ms.' Alexander Pavelec, 72, died Oct. 7 at Southern Ocean price of planting a tree in are over 200 chances to win on a first come-first served church center on Wed- such topics as drug abuse, Born in Spring J-ake, he lived iriiCahway since 1947. ni M.D.- F.A.C.S., P.A. sing an anthem under the leadership of Ms. Alice D. Fir- ing trails and scenic points, Kovacs at 289-8112. County Hospital in Manahawkin after a sudden illness. gau, Director of Music. Child care is provided throughout Israel will rise from $5 to something — from skate- basis at the door also. nesday, Nov. 9, at 7 pjn. on alcoholism, child abuse, Mr. Keating was employed as a mechanic technician Diplomate of The American Board of General Surgery raise the quality of life in The YM-YWHA of. Born in Elizabeth, he lived in Clark most of his life. the morning for young children in the Nursery. $7, effective October 1. St. Georges Ave., Rahway. rape, suicide, etc... by the Drew Chevrolet Co., Elizabeth, 33 years. Since the founding of the Israel's urban areas. The donation for admission A different topic will be Union County is a Mr. Pavelec was self-employed as the owner of the Wishes To Announce The Christian Education program begins at 11 a.m. He Was a member of the Rahway Police Reserve. The Resumption of State of Israel, the Jewish is $3. covered each week. beneficiary agency of the Rampart Machine Co., Clark, many years. There arc classes for all age groups in the nurturing of our JNF forests also beautify TEMPLE BETH TORAH OF RAHWAY Mr. Keating was an Army veteran of the Korean War He was a member of the Rahway Yacht Club. His Solo Practice in National Fund (JNF) has The Rahway Hebrew Congregation announces its The auction will include The host is Ralph Jewish Federation of Cen- faith. the land, prevent soil ero- with the 461st Infantry Battalion. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Marion Frcy Pavelec; a planted over 180 million Schedule of Activities for the week of Oct. 20-27: raffles, door prizes, 50-50 Romeo, the 19-year-old tral New Jersey and the Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mariann Ruddy Keating; The choir rehearses on Wednesday evenings at 7:30 sion, preserve precious wa- United Way. daughter, Mrs. Drexine Swart of WestCeld; a brother, p.m. trees, in the process estab- Thurs., Oct. 20: Morning Services at 7 a.m. raffles and refreshments. president and founder of and several nieces and nephews. lishing more than 280 fo- ter resources, protect border His Answer Ministries. Theodore Pavelec, in Pennsylvania; and three grandchil- GENERAL SURGERY First Baptist invites you to come and worship with us. Fri., Oct. 21: Morning Services at 7 a.m.; Late Fri- For tickets, call 381-3615. rests and 110 major parks communities and purify the dren. air. day evening Services at 8:30 p.m. Rabbi Rubenstein will At JNF is the agency re- conduct the services and preach; Hazzan Sternberg will Mediplex Building, chant the liturgy. Oneg Shabbos in the Birchwood Room sponsible for afforestation Mormons slate after the services. Suite 208 SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH OF RAHWAY and land reclamation in Is- Sat., Oct. 22: Sabbath Morning Services at 9 a.m. Robert Borrell, 73; James Gregory, 85; 98 James Street Tonight at 8 p.m., Men's Chorus wii. hold their regu- rael. lar rehearsal; on Friday evening at the church, a Halloween family history Sun., Oct. 23: Morning Services at 8:30 a.m. Edison, New Jersey 08820 RAFFLE TICKETS Party will be held for students from the Sixth Grade and To plant trees in Israel in Mon. and Thurs., Oct. 24 and 27: Morning Services WWII veteran electrician 45 years conference 1 lower. This will be sponsored by the Youth Fellowship De- the name of loved ones or at 7 a.m. PubUshar * retail price U*M Office Hours By Appointment (201) 548-9110 partment of the Church. to commemorate a special Robert B. Borrell, 73, died Oct. 10 at home after a long James Gregory, 85, died Oct. 12 at Rahway Hospital The Church of Jesus SPECIAL illness. On Sunday, at 9:30 a.m., church school will be in ses- Christ of Latter-day Saints event, call the JNF Re- after a long illness. RAFFLE sion, the Morning Worship Service will begin at 11 a.m., gional office, 623-3023.' Born in Delaware, he lived in Rahway since 1945. Born in Elizabeth, he lived in Linden the past 80 years. (The Mormons) will sponsor Mr. Borrell was employed by the Exxon Corp., Lin- and will be officiated by our pastor the Reverend James W. a Family Historical and Mr. Gregory was employed as an electrician for the THE KIWANIS CLUB OF RAHWAY Ealey, who also will deliver the message. The music will be den, 40 years, retiring as a supervisor in the printing depart- Local I.B.E.W. 675 of Elizabeth, 45 years, retiring in 1968. Genealogical Conference at ment in 1971. rendered by the Emergency Choir. All are welcomed. their meeting house, 1781 He was a communicant of St. John the Apostle R. C eg CM In the afternoon at 4 p.m., the pastor and the congre- He was a communicant of St. Mary's R. C. Church. Church, Linden-Clark. 13" Zenith Color Television co Raritan Rd., Scotch Plains, all orders can be picked up Mr. Borrell was a member of the Rahway Retired Tips For A CO gation along with the Mass Choir will be in service at the on Friday, October 21, 10 Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Josephine Krause Gre- OD All ftriK'i'i'Ji to Kiidtrm Club «/ Kiihutiv Cruintus CO Men's Club. gory; two sons, James Allen and Donald Thomas, both of First Baptist Church, Long Island, Rivcrhcad, New York. a.m. to 9 p.m. Its purpose is 30 ft 34 PASSENGER It's the Only Way to O Drawing 10 p.m. APRIL 19, 1986 o All welcome. He was a Marine Corps veteran of World War II, serv- Clark; a brother, Stephen Gregory of linden; two sisters, Safe Halloween to generate greater public BUSSES AVAILABLE Get to Atlantic City — ing in the South Pacific. Every Wednesday evening at 7:30, mid-weck Prayer interest and awareness of Mrs. Tillic Badalis and Mrs. Stella Haber, both of Linden; (PAKNTS: PUASE RCAD THIS TO YOUR CHILDREN!) Knights of Columhus Hall, Rahway Atom tabloid Survivingare his wife, Mrs. Adclc Kordyla Borrell. Try to Trick-or-Treat wf>en it You or your and four grandchildren. Have a parent, older brother Donacion: $1.00 License RA: HI) and Bible Study is held; all arc invited. genealogy and local history The Equivalent of a complete religious encyclopedia in one is sta Hghi outside. or sister go Trtck-or-Treating The church is located on the corners of East Milton and to provide a forum for only organization must master reference edition. With the most beautiful padded bind- with you. Nu »ub«iituiinn ot ihr oil*red pn:e will hr made and no ij»h will Weer a costume mat makes ' 1 br iptrn in luru ol pri:r. Avenue and Lawrence Street. interested parties to become person charter the whole bus ing ever placed on the Holy Scriptures. rt easy (or you to walk, see If someone older cannot go familiar with available end be seen. with you. Trick-or-Treat with HERE'S WHAT YOU GET: Protestant • King James Version Catholic - The New American Bible a group ol children. resources. C*rcK «cKon THE NEW AMERICAN BIBLE II you must go out at night, • Sandwiches on bus to Casino A ttttfi rwm trantUfcon m ympte. modttn «om m tn» U* of Mary twm m* Sorv Roger W. Stillman, 64, died Oct. 13 at Rahway Hospi- cars can tee you. cross the street between CAA BOOKS OF 10 BOOKBOO S SOFIOF 10 handicapped, and at 10 a.m. for adults. Children's Church ot *• Rotary M adtMon th* Be* CO*** * Born in Astoria, Long Island, N.Y., she lived in Car- i Ann * ° CaWfec EncyOopaoja and n prohiMry *u*tra*d tal after a long illness. parked cars or in the middle will be al 11 a.m. High School in Clark will «»m rvpfoOucbom m Ml cater of •orM-tw teret and Colonia. She also lived in Isclin 38 years before A face mask w* keep you ol the block. DUU 5,000 TICKETS Meetings during the week: sponsor a Chinese Auction P*nkno> by 9m oKt masMrs ol rahojom an moving to Linden 3-1/2 years ago. Born in Rahway, he lived there before moving to Eliz- (ram teeing w*. Take ofl I/UUU 10,000 TICKETS abeth five years ago. your mask beforei ]you cross If mere is no sidewaBi. walk $ Tuesday — Ladies' Visitation, 10 a.m.; Wednesday on Friday evening, October OtDCftS MA V M rtCKSD UP AT Mrs. Schnal was employed as a silk weaver for the a street facing traffic $ — Mid-Week Prayer Service, 7 p.m.; Thursday — Men's 28, at 7:30 p.m. b the school Material Manufacturers, New York City and Cartcrct, 10 Mr. Stillman was employed as a mechanic by Wait unu you get home to 65.00 auditorium. Tickets are $3 AtaTdfcid „ Volkswagen Doctor, Roselle Park, 10 years. Why not us* makeup instead son. check and• eeaat your 97.50 Visitation, 7 p.m.; Saturday — Visitation, 10 a.m. years. of a mask? treats. Minimum order For transportation, please call the church at each and will be available at She was a communicant of St. Cecelia's R. C. Church, He was an Army veteran of World War II serving in England and Germany with the Intelligence Department; 574-1479. Nursery care will be provided at all services. the door. MrHtaiin \_\ r Iselin. His daughter, Mrs. Karen Thompson, died in 1980. HAVE A SAFE AND HAPPY HALLOWEEN! Tune in to the Baptist Beacon on Sunday, at 4:05 Advanced sale tickets at Mrs. Schnal was a member of the Isclin Senior Citi- Surviving are his wife, Estelle A. Tice Stillman; five THE p.m. on radio station WAWZ-FM, 99.1 on your dial. $2 each may be purchased at —•mm.ooiii ii ni ' the school office weekdays zens Club. sons, Roger Jr., John H., Gary L., and Mark An all of Eliz- The church is located at 4 Valley Road, at the Clark HtmUWM>mmL-M. f-1 from 830 a.m. to 3 pjn. CALL 574-1579 __^____«„. Phone _ Her husband, Mr. Lawrence' H. Schnal, predeceased abeth and David W. of Rahway, three daughters, Mrs. Dar- Parkway Circle, Exit No. 135 of the Garden State lcne Black Webb and Mrs. Nancy Ferrcnce, both of Rah- ATOM TABLOID There will be a 50-50 raffle her. Parkway. , way and Miss Virginia E. Stillman of Reston, Va^ a sister, Dr. FranKPapandrea is the pastor. and many other prizes. .State .Z>P, Surviving are a son, Lawrence J. of Clark; a daughter, Mrs. Veronica "Ronnie" M. Forster of Isclin; a sister, Miss Miss Janet Stillman of Vincland; and nine grandchildren. DRIVE WITH CAUTION 219 Central Avenue. P.O. Box 1061, Rahway. New Jersey 07065 (201)574-1200 Josephine Havel of Linden; and five grandsons. I PAGE 8 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1988 RAHWAY NEWSRECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1988 PAGE 9 RAHWAY NEWSRECORD/CLARK PATRIOT Ridge ties Johnson, 16-16 ALJ Girls' Soccer wins three Clark Soccer Club news • The Johnson Crusaders onds left in the game. The led by Junior QB John Poz- This past week, the i Pharmacy notched j Joshua Mckzer all scored. Body Motion and Schlott Underclassmen dominate banski, and Carol Haines. were stunned last Saturday Crusaders blocked the ensu- nansky who passed for 177 Johnson Girls Varsity soc- the defense and Senior Sue '•winoftheiejuonby Zachary Swantek and Steven battled to a 1-1 tie. Sal as Ridge intercepted a pass ing PAT to preserve a 16-16 yards including a 59 yard TD cer team improved their Next week, the Lady dark Florist 2-1. Meyer recorded the shut out Saladino hit the net for Body Jovack continues to play Crusaders will face New Home eye test and returned it 87 yards for tie. strike to Senior split end record to 7-3 with victories tcnon icored both ingoaL Motion. Rachel Heller and solidly in goal. Providence, and Immacula- a touchdown with 25 sec- The Crusader offense was GregShubert. over Dayton (5-1), Hillside The team's roster has six ('•for Don't while Joe Rocco Spagnuolo played now available GUIDE ta in addition to Scotch ESTKTE (8-1), and Cranford (4-2). la good game outstanding games. Schlott's REAL The backfield of Junio seniors, Captain Kelly Clark Drugs defeated In- A comprehensive home Plains in the Union County .'Ricky Werner had a ternational Tire 7-2. Dennis goal was scored by Taryn Dave Peterson and Soph With these three victories Bongiovanni, Kelly Koch, Tournament. eye test for both children Lou Tobia turned in out- the team was awarded the Randi Sheps, Sue Joback, ing performance on Bowden, Bradley Tum- Winkle on an assist from and adults is being offered standing performances. sixth seed in the Union Donna Chalef, and Kris |ense. Andrew Matejek minello, and Nicholas Spag- Laura Mitterman. Robin by the National Society to Peterson scored John- County tournament game Peitrykoski; Five ju- I for Clark Florist and nuolo each scored twice and Ostcnfeld and Keith Jordon Prevent Blindness-New Jer- son's first TD on a one-yard this Saturday. They play niors—Captain Chris Fu- Paine played well on Brian Tumminello added played good defense. sey. burst behind Center Mark Scotch Plains. jut, Dana Kallin, Kelly one. Donnie Segro scored Copy Qwik defeated .both, of Intf rnflt'fMTfiV H Left undetected and un- Bongiovonni and Jeff Perez. Key.scorers in the 3-vic- Schindler,- Shannon Grady,- >4SP_Auto _and .We iner_ Schmidt's Meats 8-O. Joshua treated, "many vision" prob- realty canter Soph Vinnie Pisano tories were forwards Randi and Marcy Roth; Four so- jy played to a 2-2 tie. on assists from Nicky Rc- Butchko, Lisa Kcnna, and lems may lead to severe vi- honors booted a 30-yard field goal Sheps, Lea Lelli, Shannon phomores — Karrie Bongio- a /Saladino and Jason staino. Leo Uebelein and James Kenna played well for sion loss, according the on his first attempt of the Grady, and Karrie Bongio- vanni, Stephannie Can- Litb scored for Weber Kelly Ann Hamilton played Schmidt's. Wendy Caldcr, Society. And while it docs BARBARA SHAIR vanni; and Halfbacks Kelly none, Lea Lelli, and Stacy file Kristen Light and well for International. QOOD VISION ... Andrew Ingram, right, a member of year in the second quarter. Jeff Hewlett, and Kim Gen- not take the place of a pro- as our Associate of the Month The Johnson defense, Koch, Chris Fujut, and Mahon; and three freshmen t Amorin gave Weiner Scoops and Sandano's try each scored two goals for the Klwanis Club of Rahway, expresses the club's ap- fessional eye examination, which allowed only one TD Stacy Roth. — Stacy Roth, Yolanda Ur t defense. D&P had battled to a 1-1 tie. Joey Copy' Qwik while Jonathan preciation to Dr. Robert A. Neveloff, Optometrist from the home test could alert When ask"ed why she joined RE/MAX, Borbara Shair replied: was led by Junior LB Mike goal from Derek Heng- Gryzb scored for Sandano's Wojcio and Tim Basllc each The Eye Center of Clark, for his talk at a recent regular persons to problems that, "RE/MAX allows me the creativity and freedom to market homes with my Grossman. _ on an assist from on an assist from Jonathan added one. membership meeting of the club. Dr. Neveloff explained with early detection and personal touch." Grossman recorded 14 |no Depetris who also LJnken. Michael Burke and the most prevelant of eye problems, noting that over a treatment, could be min- Success and core are evident with Barbara, and RE/MAX is proud to have her share her lagoaL Village Insurance shut out tackles. Laura McClelland played million cataract operations are performed each year In imized. talents with us. The defensive line of s Rice Bowl's fortune excellent defense. Scoop's Up Jewelers 3-0 on two goals the U.S.A. with less that 1 % failures. He also reported by Barry Geller and one by It is estimated that one in Perez, BongioVonni, Peter- ks good as it defeated goal was scored by Brett that diabetes is responsible for 25% of all legal blind- every 20 preschool-age son and Joe Bicksha held |enwood Trucking 5-1. Shekitka while Tara Hcng- Gianfranco Tripicchio. ness and that one in 50 persons over the age of 35 WMW realty center Danny Chandler, Alysha children in the U.S. has a vi- Ridge's running game in xk Caldor scored twice stenberg and Andy-. Reina could have glaucoma. Dr. Neveloff urged everyone to sion problem which, if left 1500 St. George Avenue Miller and David Corby 382-29Q0 check and recorded three Chris Zimmer, Scott turned in good defensive ef- have their eyes examined at least once a year, since uncorrccted, can lead to Avenel played well on defense. an independent member broker sacks. eiro, and Davis Spies forts. some eye diseases have no symptoms. The Kiwanis needless loss of sight. Linebacker Jason Press- i added one. For Spies it Peter's Cleaners and the Club of Rahway, celebrating Its 65th anniversary, The Society recommends man also had a sack, stop- his first career tally. Clark Sports Center played meets on Wednesdays at 12:15 p.m. at the Columbian that every child has a pro- ping a Ridge drive late in the 1 Corby played well on to a 2-2 tie. Chris Salvato Club in Rahway. fessional eye exam shortly game. kfense. Glenwood's goal scored both goals for Peter's after birth, by six months of Johnson's now 2-1-1 and i scored by Matt Harring- while Michael Klemens, age and again just prior to i while Charlie Young, Tony Sanchez, and Matthew According to U.S. Bureau will play away at Roselle entering school. of Labor Statistics esti- Park on Friday night at 7:30. s Brazatis, and Paul Andrews all played well. The To obtain a copy of the mates, the Job classifica- jlusewicz had good all Sports Center's goals were home test for both children tion with the most open- I games. scored by Matthew Light and adults, send $1 (for mail- ings likely between now | Suter Reins downed Qu- and Jeff Drozdowski. Heidi ing and handling costs) to: and 2000 is that of com- puter service technician. j Auto Body by a score of Schwarz and Patrick Vitillo "Home Test," Prevent D. Seb Moreira, Bobby had good all around per- Blindness, Box 20/20, New National Flra Protection lalleck, Gary Stolack, and formances. The first receivers of telephone calls cried out"Ahoy-shoy" rather than Brunswick, NJ 08903. Association the later greeting of 'hello."

HELPWAMTED . . ELECTRICAL ^.fRIVATE SERVICES NKK - TLE FLOORS, CARPENTRY, IM8TBUCTI0H Um MOO or more weeMy tuning STUCCO, BASEMENTS, HOME RE- SPECIAL SERVICES Help Wanted MASY ELECTRIC FULLY WSURED Help Warned envelope* at homt. No experience. RMRS/HANOYMAN. 494-1407 JNM Parting, ttarior. Exterior. Futy AND BONDED. LICENSE No. 8074. Easy Work) Excetsnt Payl Atstmble For free Wo. tend erf addrcned BATHROOM TUi REPAIRt Regiu* heur»d.Ff»tEttlmat»t.MktSkryna. WE NEED PEOPLE Office AtsMart Smai casual office CALL 499-9762 products al home. Cal for Informa- Experienced Industnal Roofer. Mutt etamped Env. to: Envelope*, RO. Box loot* On rtgrouting, ceuUng. Cd John Beck. 283-1578 to eel cammed edt by phone. Typ- neede loyaL hard wortdng hdMduai m. OWIOAMO PRINTING ing required. Ftodblt houre, ex- have driver's Ic. Piy commenserate 4»7,Oeatom,M.4K» AMP Electric Inc. Residential, In- Rich 381-6835 ttJ1)50444 Qood phone ptnontty. runbert E.XWae?eperH»n6*r«jiP»Hlno,14 perience not necessary, wl trah. w/ up. Top Mtary for right person dustrial Commercial. Uc. #7532. *•/ « crsttlvi thrtdng are Impor- Mature Babytttr needed ti Fordt FIRST AMERICA FINANCIAL Ktenent, Bath* & B/ments Re- yr*. experience. Free emmets*. PUUUMO ft HUTMO Envelopes, Letterheads, Mutt appy In ptraon. 219 Central CeJ Contoidated Roofing Co. for i> Free Ettknates. 753-2069 5744077 P/TTYPBT Uot know Word Perfsct 7:S0 -fcW a m Mon, Thn. t Frt. modeled. Alto replactment Window* TreMlobee Statements, Ordtr Forms, Aw, Rahway, NJ. ttrvtew, 380-6338 Need an Electrician? Cal WINDER 388-1088 &S-1M8 CORPORATION &Gen.Rep*lrt.F/lni.F/Eit. Exterior & Interior Pitting. Piper Re- COHiniTI HUTMruajmiO STSTIMn S Purchase Orders, niemo ELECTRIC Lie. But. Permit No. 5736 1HAVI I Al.l Nl FJ TlmeStttiptTion. Mutt neve car. 541-1910 moval Inured. Cal up to 10pm. State License No. 817 Forms, Scratch Pods, NCR WORK AT HOME. Part Tme. Maintenance Helper. Pading, dew Receptionist postJon to work In pri- RttpontU* Wng peraon to care 1 or EARN $2^D,000+ PER YEAR 388-0855 • IOIIII (.mill & Boan iirua Forms, Invoices, Price Lists, Knowledge of Union 8 Mddkttx 1 y okl In my Cdcrt* home, Hourt Anything bath*, by JH Terrel Con- 9284107 Free Estimates Fully Insured CLASSIFIED ADS APPEAR week potsUt. Deteb (1) hg S General work. Must be depend- vate physical therapy office 3 eves : IndlvMiMUy or $807,500 with 10 Newsletters, Rtsumes, Pro- County arts helpful M benefit k> fc90*ffl • 6pm Mon. to Frt R*f*r*nce* Rodriguez Electrical Contractor Li- tracting. Ful & Partial Remodelng, ex- 515483-4000 G1V-2105 able worker, wflng to train In other PA Mon, Tuts. & Thurt.-4:15 - 9pm. Hft M Putting. tttrtor/Exurlor. Free •rooonnoi gram .Books. Call now . . . dudng Proft Sharing. Sony, no In- required. Cal rrtrtngt WB-09J4 •ssodertss (sst) with America's most censed & Bonded No. 3SM. No |ob pert reptti,V**L 7504800 mas. Appy 276 Hamlon St.. Rah- No experience req. Tfpkto eseertiti Etttnattt.CalTOM B48-4751 or our prices are VERY REASON- formation given over phont. For tp- Dentd Assistant Clark. 4 days. WJ too tmal. 636-3297 Stort Locally, Full tlmt/portl WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY way Ttrrpor*ry.P/T»fttrr»ont.Abor»on axdtmg buslnass opportunity. JOHN 39M26o SOP A —CHAIR poitment only, c»l 574-1200 trah. Mce worldng conoitJont. Ortarsa. 382-2414™ Deck*, Rep. Wind, Kl, Bath & Bimt time. Train on live airline ABLE - "SPECIAL NOW GO- tacBy need* >t• GET type* of carpentry. 396-8567 Thank you, St. Jude, for favors REGULARLY 3 issues FRIE. Call when all items are sold.. $$388-2457$$ bus, $10 coin return - darish & cotlee 549-MOVE authors. Message 381-8276 3pm. Many temtl 'Route No. 1 DAYS Limited number of Marketing Rights ACE Decking. END of tenon. Bar- granted. M.B. KITCHEN Tfc« Ate** TeMeU The Atom TabtoW tun TUMI werk Mt NkM ta> Mojor book publisher w/of on way home. Place: Harrah's Marina 1 pi«* l» o fun houul JunkCanS Trucks.525-5100.7-Diy gains. Porches, steps too. Guar. Futy FrnQuottll Guaranteed Reader to Reader wont ods ore for 2 calf length Fur Coats. Star Fox, Carttret - 229 Roosevelt Avg., 10/22 IltCaanttTC.. MMf.W 219 Central Ave.' Metuchen, NJ. VftkatM wMk aa. I •- ^* fie* in Avenel hot clericol po- TOTAL INVESTMENT $20.000 Hotel Please lor more Information. Thank you, St. Jude, for favors pick up. Cal anytime. 862-4238 Insured. 574-1905 REMODELING noncommercial advertisers only. Items for sale hartJy used 4 mata mahogany Mink, 8 23,9am - 4pm. MULTIFAMLY. Bar- MMM tenineereyTettej.le^* rtions avoiloble for PT hrt, 5 Other locations and packages avala- granted. A.R. never used. Sim 12-14. After 3pm Rahway 548-5557 must not exceed $1,000. Price ond phone gaintQaiorel LIONEL & FLYER TRAINS » niiiii, t daytaweek, 4-6hnperdoy For an Wormstlon package can ble. 574-1579 Al Carpentry Repairt on your home. 381*847- -OlOyOOll87TlN TOYS- »e»»fe tet AaM f bHWeofftverrrror AddWont," H»c; Roornt. CnlHarold mjmtjermusrbe m ad~Cosrror~r.hectrfor~ JT00" Carteret-55 CootdgeAve,Fri. 10/21 (416)368-0464 or (416)941 -9922 HIT MEN OJ.'s. Speclatzing In Teen VDE0 SEFMCES for M occasions: 721-3663 JJ5 W. Ittk Jt.,j*,7eA Dale 263-2061 MM. FATIMIA CABINET Fishing mult be included with od. Autos. Motorcycles, & Sat 10/22. MOVNG. Many Items N.Y.IMII.wi.toteerttMt' 1H-0477 Parties. Professional Ughting'Equip- Garoge Sales ond Real Estote not accepted iii Wtddng, AmMrsary, Birthday, etc. forsalel Notice to prospective renters: Any ment. Reasonable 906-9493. Quaity Contracting. Kitchens, bath- PAIM, TAROT aRO A Results? Monti to VWeo. Camera repairs. rent* advtrtited herein for quaMed rooms, basements. Expert tiing. Al FRONTS Guaranteed Reader to Reader section. T00L8 WANTED DJ-GOOD VIBRATIONS SPICIAUZINO CRYCTAL 0AUARO8 PHOTO, 1056 StCartaret • 34 Leflert St. (off Roosevelt real estate rental may be subject to work fufy guar. 12yr.experlence. Free 1 New custom mode doors & New and Used. Cal before Oarage PART TIME/FULL TIME Robust Personality; for any occasion. G*oraesArt,Avenet 834-3651 Aw.). 10/21S22,9am-3pm. House- arty rtbabi or cradt reqund by State Any carpentry work. Small |obt In- wtinatos. 541-4418 READING A ADVISING drawers In formica hold lems, Clothing tke new, furni- Sale or Moving. 7504(135 CARKNTIRS READ aid USE Inexpensive. 241-4017 UcoKTrainfO-gauoe, mOvHage. Ltw(NJ54:4-«.3etseq.) OEAIERSHP tdh N*f I Mrintenax* cluded. Frt* est 46S WKTflllD AVE. • Niw hardware ture, tnsc. lems Cars 8 Truck! up to S5000 paid 1978 OPPORTUNITIES KITCHENS & COUnTERTOPS Hack FJec. Diesel, mint cond. P SUB CONTMCfORS WANTAOf ccrponttoa/U*uredaccou1i.$600 283-0604 Comedy, Fun & Magic tor Birthdays • Add on cabinets avoiloble or newer, running or repairable. 7 Wholestta price*. S* J H- CLARK • 574-8649 tanpar can transformer tracks 5600 Clark -1242 Madison HaRd. (comer Very dean 1 Bedroom Apt In Witt week tacome guaranteed to B»rt The tail J«k Sptcltlltt- Car- S si occasions wih exotic tve ani- • Cabinet alterations FACTS I moUUTIQKS READER TOREADEfti days. 727-7131 Mint hove own truck!* tools. RKOUUKRUV stakdJvWE 549-0625 388-7428 rfStartonSt),Sat.10/22.9arn-3pm. Carteret 541-7882 115,000 M price. Fmtndng avala- mals. Cal Mr. Matfc 322-7077 Appliances installed Average pay J500 to $800 ry. Roof Rep* LMNQ ROOM CHAIR win Ottoman I want to buy e Portable Typewnter, bt*. 1-6OM32-22W Carpentry, Renovations, Baths, Base- 'NOTICE - Please check '77 Chivy Caprice, 6 cytnaec auto- RaMatt 10/23. Baby terra, clothes, Rahway. 2 bedrm apt., heat 8 hot per week plus. Coll before (201)4944258 LIVE ENTERTAINMENT J45. Great buyl Cal tfter 5pm electric or manual, In good comMon. ment*, Roofing S Sidng, Windows, COUNTER TOPS your ad the day it op- marjft 41,000 mitt S10OO, toys, household 8 more water Inc. Close to school, train 8 nooni ; Music for al occasions. Rea- 486-0738 381-4030 CARPENTRY ALL TYPES. Priced lo fit Al type* repairs. Fret Est. MCHAEL Expert plumbing & healing repairs. MADE 8, INSTALLED j pears. The Atom Tobloid ' 382-3642 •hopping center, knmed. occupancy IMNMONIT sonabloVocal K-Boafd Caljim Clark- 13CrestwoodLane(otfVaJey )wn vour own apparel or thoe your budget. Fret estimates. Call any T. CONSTRUCTION 969-2544 Water heaters, drain cleaning state will not be responsible for WANTED; Antlqaea. Cue. paid lee CtlMw 548-1849«499^0288 442-1514 636-5239 ( ORGAN Hammond M-1 w/bench '76 Chevrolet Impata, 1 owntr, tan Rd.),10/21S22.10am -4pm. House- Redding booktl itore, choose fromi Jean/- tine 574-1905 Be. Call Cart Gates 382-1785 ' lived lew errors after the first day. lurnRure.pltfurti, oltsnvtri.t an- Basement Remodelng, Sheetrock- Don't mUt placing your Ctassifitd, 5385. Drtng Room Sot w/Buftdt and w/tan Interior. Good cond. 78,000 rnl, HOLIDAY BAZAAR hold, toys, misc. 2 Bedroom Ranch In nicest section of t30,000/vr Income Sportsweor. lodies. Men's, Wtrk Prlcti nual eld Hunt. 499-0447 Eat drink •—•FACTOtT HttliU' " Ing, Carpentry Work, Drop Ceings. Mko Ozeransky Plumbing & Heating. 'Coll the classified Depl.i China 5275. 825-5617 *850n*oobabl. 541-M77 Cotonia. 2 or garage. Carpeted potential. ChlMren/Moternlty, lorge Use Your MasterCard HOLY COMFORHR CcJonia • 184 Cypress Or, 1071 S 12 F/T Temporary (2]3mos.) Fret estimates 283-0065 Repairs & installations Commercial- to moke corrections. * Basement Close to school 8 shop- Sim, Petite, Danctwear/ ORGANS * QUrTUn Mutlc (tort '75 Ford Pick-upF-2S0, powtr tteer- 22,9am • 3pm. MsceBaneout lemsl openings at general helpers in Detoils. CONSTRUCTION Fenchg. Stockade 8 Chat**. Al Residential. NJ Uc. #5461. Insured 634-7261 or VISA closed. Al new, tome lets than CHURCH ping center. 100 x 100 lot IrnmetUe Mrebk, Wool, lingerie or Ing, power brake*, aye, automatic BO YOU publishing company's btnoery. ) work profetikmaly (mated & can 368-1130 wholes*. From 159.95. Umktn mi Coiorta - 388 Lake Ave, Sat 8 Sun, mxupancy.595O/month.CallWi(t Aecewortes store. Add color BY PRIDE, INC. when telephoning your od 13,000 on rabuft tnghe. Original CASNf 8om-4pm or midnight, to 6i30 bt. Y-tlM guaranteed. Free Estimate* Drop Your Une READER TO READER 276-7751 St. Ottrft Ant. 10/22 8 23, 9am - 4pm. Msc. h,% 548-1548 or 4994288 onolvjli. ffcond namesi IU Industrial, Commercial, LENNY'S PLUMBING" t HEAT1NQ- mhs 75.000. Many extra*. $3800 If you hove Mnitoria Old a.m. No exp. necessary, we 969-3421 KITCHIN biTheCUuffled! AIR CONDITIONER Sears, 8500 BTU. Oct. 121k, loan-Saw storm windows, some clothes Ck*ome, HeoMrtex, Chau, Residential. No (ob too big or APPLIANCES Emergency sower cleaning. Plumbing PIANO Uprigrt. mahogany, very good tan. 738-0839 1 Guns, Swords, Stomps, will train. Mutt beef Vest 18 5741200 5160. Cal alter 5pm 634-6172 _0tl. Mr* , llM-laa and make lee, St. Mkhele, Forerao, too smalt. Fne estimates. SHeabngRepalrs.FregEstHotWater condton. wtti bench, $500. 74 Cougar, p/s, p/b, Vc, p/w » Coiorta - 68 Broadway Ave., 10/22, Fishing Rods we will purchase yrt of age. ', IUS MIVIRS Bugle Boy, levl. Camp Bever- INSTALLED Heaters, Sump Pumps. Lenny Grieco. CABINETS BABYCARRIAGE Perega & Maxi Taxi 548-7699 p/teats, arryTm cat*, tttnw. Good 10am - 3pm. MULTI FAMLY Stereo, them trom you. CAMELBACK. 5 houses from Hope) 3IMM0 £06 M/F UX FENC! COMPMT State Ic. #6249 574-O480 FwtThae ly Hills, Orgortcolly Grown, | 574-1175 :ompl«tt line of new cabinets in StroSer. Good condition. Both $150 luggage, h/h, clothes, toys Auto Pern ef WeetVMfe 3 bedrooms. 11/2 bath Townhouse. Choin link I wood, dog run, POOLTABLE4XBcompMa.no«a cond. B.O. After 6em 574-8470 lucio, over 2000 others, or SEWER A DRAIN CLEANNO. RESI- beautiful oak or formica. 396-1367 Mce. 638-1140 $8.43 per hour. pools, free est. Free walk Ranges, wall ovens, slaatopt125. 548-1279 60 Chevy Mono. Need* We work. CcJonit - 57 Cleveland Ave., 10/22 & 634-6264 S13.W one price detkjner, DENTIAL & COMMERCIAL. REA- •moor Haras Senior citizent welcome. gate with purchase of 100 ft. dishwashers, sinks, BEDROOM SUITE while, twin txd. —— CREDIT —— 23, 9am - 4pm. Clothes, Mi, furni- muW tier pricing discount or Yetow, stick, great tterto eyttem. ,|-> .T- .'• SONABLE CALL 834-4987 PUPPIE8 Yortdw. Lovuble. AKC. 12 F/T Temporary (2-3 mos.) CoHBorbora Obon Carpet Cleaning. Steam Clean- or more. 24 hour service. All double dresser, chest mirror $100 Good prica cal 641-8061 OMK TOW ACCOUNT NOWI ture. Large selection 8 varietyl family shoe store. RetoH prie* faucets, garbage dis- Parent's 1st Kef. Home bred, Ms openings as general Helpers In ing. 2 Room* & HaL Free Deodwa- types of fencing, Potio Steve aarVtPlurnblrigaHeatlng.ra- Cal after 6pm 381-7286 Fumitur* _ Bedding iKfci-Hot unbelievable for top qwHti posals, sub-floors, tile, WE STOP LEAKS. New roofing & re- docked. 5400 636-4531 Phoenh Broktrape-famou* for low bean- BBtoomfiekJAve, 10/218 22, GOVERNMENT HOMES from $1 (U publishing compony'tblndery. 499-5031 EOE tig. $35.85 381-8518 Decks. pairs, big & smal jobs-Free est. Any CHAISE lOUNGEiuf o/». brown $200. Lomps, etc. 9am • 5pm. Fumture, clothes, knk:k- 8om-«pm or midnight to thoet normolry priced frorj ceramic tile, vanities. paln. Al type* flat roofing. Clark RI0WQ MOWER Toro Electrostart 7 cost auto hturanetnow gMng free repair). Deinquent tax property. Re- ^UNDEKmrffltYEAn Jl 1-10*4 of «J5-:5*7 plumbing. #7627. in.' 727-8062 Snow tires 13" w/rims $20 ea WKte Wilfore — Sociol Security naca 6.30am. No exp. necessary, $19. to «0. Over 25C BuMert he. 18 yr*. exp. 381-5143 quotes by phoot. 283-1440 possessions. Cat for currentrepo 1s t Direct Sahs. Easy to do-Lots of Fua Expert work. Mark. pedestal sink $15. 388-8266 h p.. grass catcher 5640. 5' Picnic Ntwlywtdj Accepted we will train. Must be at least brands 2600 stylw. J17.90C Table, attached benches S35 (1) 805-687-6000 ExLQrM311 R0OFNQ A SONG by Oem Walace. MAGNETIC COUCH Black leather" $80, gold WARONDRUQ8I Isean • comer Wash.8 Ete.Aves, Sat. !8vrs. ofo to J29.900, inventory, train Mr on nimntm Free Ett. Fufy Irawred a teemed. No 4944885 FVo«fromGoylOrugF»WSurpajt, 8Sun.10/22823,9am-4pm. Variety Diversified Mortgage Corp. Loans of MANAOa Ins, firtures, olrfori. gran; §Zl FLOORCAjBE Sectional. 3 nieces. End Table h. mkMeman!9W-S42B Auto*, A x 4'a, Import*, h your area, l3'llnrk>iSt..ltJr«iy.N.j at ktnds. Ask for Pat Cal tor g ft opening, etc. Can open I! Hardwood floors installed, sanded, PLUMBING dudedino 382-8459 SOFA It*. Rrn, kweseat. chairs, from 5100. For Wo call P/T HELP dtebtig tpp, pur- doys finished. Free Est. A. Melchoir. lamps, marble tablet, lamp table, •^i-H 311-55]] Linden - 321 Princeton Rd. Oct 21, 969-2471 or 257-9210 634-7799 A HEATING COUCHVelour.w/clearco¥er$250 3 802-842-10S1 tJtt.1Q47 chosino, r#cofd kMpfng, ttof- Once a week or every other week. storage seat, exc. con. 5700 22, 823,9am - 5pm. MLCIFAMIY 634-1105 • UPIIT HMUtS t AIT. l.R tables 5150. table & swag lamps M06LE HOME FOR SALE. Re- DELI CLERK CARTOmiS' Knl training of driven. Will FWtrtncea.OwntrtniportaBon.Cal 381-6709 78 Moon Carlo. Runt good Need* SUPER SALE. Bkj variety I FLOOR SANDING • MTU & KIT, MSTAUID $100 Exc cond 388-1664 modeled. Financing syllable. Cal Product wrappers* coviien, To work in shop train, 3i30om to tpen. Mon. 28S-7342 MOVNQ BY EWERENCED MEN RIT- tome work. 5500. Cal 283-4597 Fit* Maricet. N*w Oorar Untod Me*. after 5pm 634-7193 MR. LOUGHUN Floors sanded & finished, natural and • HOT Mm, STUM 80FA Loveseat Country, black plaid, Ranway - 1475 Church St (off St stock boyi. fabrication. Stortmc -mm. thru Sat. S2O't can. Hou*tta*ptriv*W**fora*yworkki HUTMO nmitt- TENHQUSE TRUCK SERVICE. Uc. DINING~R00M~SFr » BUFFET 6 Churttv (90 New DoyarfW, Edton, Apply in ptnofr. salory stain. Cal Al Cruz 574-2898 LOST: 8mH Igrt tan Cttfuahua. good condilon 5150. Black Lamp! George) Sat, 10/22, 9am - 3pm. S6-7 per hour with krreases 1I30J10 (612) III-65S5 your horn*. Need transportation. Ex- • WATIt NUTOS #PM00112 241-9791 chass.3leaves&pads.Fj(celIent con- •wry Tues. 6am-1pm. Dealers $10. DUNHUH I^JjL-i •^*>a>a«Aeaak*ta*aVi*at v • 10/11, vfcHty ot St. Georgot Avo. & 510 ea After 5pm 381-3731 Large selection including baby terns. Fun time posMafu CoH c*Mr*fer. (Wpwtoow. F k • 2-Way Stick on Signs $5600, not firm. A1t.5pm oble. Work weekdays ptw Al Debris. Concrete. DH Metal Re- 756-6029. KTrCHENTABLEw76ch»7s,'Sfkpiie frontage. Excellent set- home: Rtatonatst rates. Heftrence* 752-0623 381-5270 WANTED (2) Nwrftuntwick, Inman Aw, Railway If you're interested ia joining « company thai will lake an interest moved Stump* Removed. Rea- ef HevteSaM day shift every other r. "J: • Bumper Stickers ting for home builder. in yon, then call (201)442-4045 or drop by the brand new McOooiM's •vriLCriOOREEN tfMKM 311-1141 roaHOUKS sonable. Howard 583-4857 •83 Dattun200 S* gray, p/t, p/b, p/w, SW Airual Craft 8 G*t Sale. 1438 InsMe Rein or Skht weekend. Cal Okn' LAST Wmn st, Rafrway. 10/21.22 & 23. Only $10,900. Owner site in the Bradke'i Shopping Center located at 440 Rl. 9 North io (Mdcart. MoChtr of 2 h Cokmia ABC FMVTNQ. kttrtor/Exltrior. ?;: SMALL JOBBER a/c, am/fm cats. 2(3.300 mL Exc. con- Ptotform rocker, color tv, 2 231-0714) Al tytes el trati reaenei. auwtC tiiM. Uam wmi yncti*)a| ft IUtCHENMBLE4chars$100,Sofa! i "t- Sun 10am - 6pm. Fal & HoMay financing available. WwAridfe. and fifl out in affticiUoa. Hiring office is located on (rtntnAv*:*r**).MMb*«n*ctMb* a Home, OTftce or ApartmenL Free E*A- LETS MtMenatxe. Parting, car- 2 Chars $175, 2 ful SM Speakers | dition. Must SM. 634-917B HOMEOWNERS refrig. washing mochine, mir- TO tOOUUVU U keert ereaet tervke. Free Eatl- mate*. 815-1311 nto»4 Homrid *m. Htm bsmtl Just $2000 down. CoH tile and open from 6AM-7«. 7 days a week. II'* your dunce lo c*jdtd.Fk4*r*nce*. 3*1-5275 •attt.D0»n0¥ERPAT-COMPAR£ it*, 1 tttUM T»M>||. (Ml pentry.oddjobs. You name I we do PLUS 550 382-3184 ! rors, tools, humid., air cond.. BOOKKEEPErVrrPBT Eapenenced '83 Toyota Tercel, a/c, am/tm stereo, IN 1988 antiques, kitchen wore plus Bill Hunt, Sidney, New work with • company that's willing to work with you. Always An OUR PRICES! 548-9852 Hdqtn. Fill II *MCk; R. TAX KITTEN Black & gray haired, blue ' new tires, newts work. Best Offsr. hlfttblAffiA7pyn,sAffi7n E set. Rekwn IS W. Hexet- Must be able to type — Equal OpporhMkHj/Affirnutte Action Employer. John Pauiot & Son EbcWcal Con- Handyman, Bathrooms, Klchensl eyed And accessories. FREE Please leave message 381-8276 York paner*U*dg*c etc My home only TO DISPLAY w»W An. Oct. 21,11 i4n computer experience tractor*. Bg or tmal, we do I at. Lie Basements, Attics, Smal Jobs also ™ ATOM TABLOID 499-0671 NIW trtuuttt varn tone miim 607 563-1993 '82 Dodge Custom Van. 6 cyl. p/t. EDISON 1I2-1US helpful. 37 Vi hour & Bonded 42S3. Free Examat*. Cal FfeeEstknates. 549-1073 a/c. new ores. arrylm. extras. 49.0CO BwtwBn wtnows C*wrjncWonmF»ftr»nc*».Tr*n*-' LAMPS pr. ores hanging $50. 4tkAa«Ml week. Full benefits, cod 283-2184 219 Central Ave. STOP IN!!! Corimgware cooklop Rango $25. Pa- mi, 57000. 494-5868 HUGE CXAFTFAK iMBain Houiet, office*, apart- chinlro Japanese pjnbal Game S40 for'interview 9am-4pm menavUI Kt-MM HOMI 82 Mercury LN-7.4 sod, aun root, Rahway 388-2669 100% Financing. TUMnftmnuB IMPMVIMENTS ttereo. new exhaust, mini cond., Nest Sever There's CHONU 574-1200 or send MUDI HICTtlC CO. SAMPLES Credit problems undtnteod IM* taummmtnm • Indus • no* CoiMMeifCioi Specioliiina in Roofing, Roof 28.000rri. 51700 225-1621 Immoculate 5 rm opt. t both. IDMI UWN MOWER Snapper, rear bagger. EMERTOUIfiOUMI-4107 Report, leaders. Gutter*, ACT NOW *H Him Dem M. 2nd level of 2 torn home Residenrtol oxc. cond. new coo $400. AskVn M FordPkto, 2 dr,4 evl, 4 epetd. nXTWQ «EPA«ED Gutter Cleonout, Oecks & rnitm 574-1200 AVAILABLE 5165 or BO. 283-3198 good running cond, manyraw parts . &GETA S900/mo. All utib. kid. *%• This Spot cept el«c1rk. Refs, en* "ATOM TUMID Ctnrrfc T*. BWroomi KkMa. I4«***lenk* HUM OttliST44M7 LIVMQ ROOM SET 3 piecM. Good radto. 1600 388-7838 CASH REBATE Hi eaiea ^ r«r*rt.f*wtf«modQuenr«(»dt - AUCJUUAMmUD WANT ADS Den/Summerhome. Sfpcovert $150. check & tecuriy oep. e mutt. llf C«SreiA»e. Could U?-34!T MTrCOASSrCDS 79 Ford Mustang. Good conttton. SI, Adults only. M/f MM MMh*Ata«t7MZ HTUBpnMU realty sell TwnPertgoStn*rS85 241-3553 Asking $1600. Cal 541-3792 286-247; NJ WUS 574-1175 OaerPriiee Ibrlba raw. No pets. Co« aft. 6pm Beople. Our Most Important Ingredient. MTHECLASSFCOS 574-1200 f) •A I THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1988 PAGE 9 PAGE 8 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1988 RAHWAY NEWSRECORD/CLARK PATRIOT RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT t Ridge ties Johnson, 16-16 ALJ Girls' Soccer wins three Clark Soccer Club news DosA Pharmacy notched led by Junior QB John Poz- This past week, the Underclassmen dominate Joshua Meitzer all scored. Body Motion and Schlott The Johnson Crusaders onds left in the game. The banski, and Carol Haines. its first'win of the season by nansky who passed for 177 Johnson Girls Varsity soc- the defense and Senior Sue Zachary Swantek and Steven battled to a 1-1 tie. Sal were stunned last Saturday Crusaders blocked the ensu- Next week, the Lady downing Clark Florist 2-1. yards including a 59 yard TD cer team improved their Jovack continues to play Crusaders will face New Meyer recorded the shut out Saladino hit the net for Body as Ridge intercepted a pass ing PAT to preserve a 16-16 Chris Peterson scored both in goaL Home eye test and returned it 87 yards for tie. strike to Senior split end record to 7-3 with victories solidly in goal. Providence, and Imrnacula- Motion. Rachel Heller and goals >for Don's while Joe Rocco Spagnuolo played a touchdown with 25 sec- The Crusader offense was GregShubert. over Dayton (5-1), Hillside The team's roster has six ta in addition to Scotch now available TaiboJrecorded agood game Clark Drugs defeated In- outstanding games. Schlott's •- •••.?•: The backfield of Junior (8-1), and Cranford (4-2). seniors, Captain Kelly Plains in the Union County in goal Ricky Werner had a A comprehensive home Dave Peterson and Soph With these three victories Bongiovanni, Kelly Koch, Tournament. ternational Tire 7-2. Dennis goal was scored by Taryn strong performance on eye test for both children Lou Tobia turned in out- the team was awarded the Randi Sheps, Sue Joback, Bowdcn, Bradley Turn- Winkle on an assist from defense. Andrew Matejek and adults is being offered standing performances. sixth seed in the Union Donna Chalef, and Kris minello, and Nicholas Spag- Laura Mitterman. Robin scored for Clark Florist and nuolo each scored twice and Ostenfeld and Keith Jordon by the National Society to Peterson scored John- County tournament game Peitrykoski; Five ju- Prevent Blindness-New Jer- Tom Paine played well on Brian Tumminello added played good defense. v -.»»•• son's first TD on a one-yard this Saturday. They play niors— Captain Chris Fu- sey. jut, Dana Kallin, Kelly defense. one. Donnie Segro scored burst behind Center Mark Scotch Plains. Copy Qwik defeated Left undetected and un- Schindkr, Shannon Grady, D&F_Auto and Wcincr both of International's goals Bongiovonni and Jeff Perez. Key scorers in thei yic-. Schmidt's Meats 8-0. Joshua treated, many vision prob- realty canter and Marcy Roth; Four so- Agency played"to a 2-2 lie.' on assists from Nicky Rc- Soph Vinnie Pisano tones were forwards

ELECTRICAL 'MlVATE SERVICES MCK - TLE FLOORS, CARPENTRY, INSTRUCTION Help Wanted HelpWantad Earn WOO or more weekly stuffing STUCCa BASEMENTS, HOME RE- SPECIAL SERVICES MASY aECTRIC FULLY INSURED PARS/HMOrMAN. 494-1407 erwetopts st home. No txperitrcs. MA Petting, ttarior Wtrtor. RJy WE NEED PEOPLE Easy Workl Excttsrt Payl Assemble AND BONOED. LICENSE No. 8074. Oflfce Assistant Smsi, casual office Experienced Industrial Roofer. Must For free Ho. send seV aoVJrtssed BATHROOM TtU REPA0U RegtM hsursd. Frit Estimates. Wcs Soyhs, stl classified tdt by phone. Typ- products at home. Cal for informa- CALL 4W-9762 notds loyal hard working txMdusl. have drVer's le. Pay commenserate •tamped En». to: Eiwebpts, RO. Box loose Jet rtgrouang, ctuHng. Ctl JohnBKk. 283-1578 ing rtquttd. Fkodbb hours, ex- tion. (1)504441-8003 Good phons ptrsonsfty, numbers M. OMtOANO get the job done w/ sxp. Top salary for right person. 4397, Dterbcm, MUtGt AMP Electric rw. ResldenUal. In- Rich 331-6635 PRINTING ptrttnes not necessary, wl train. aLMHM sMty & crsstfrs thJnUng art krpor- E.T WtspaptrHtnging » Printing. 14 •WMIMO ft HIATMO Cal Coneoldatad Hoofing Co. for i> Msoxt BabysBsr ntedtd ti Forss dustrial, Commercial. LJc. #7532. Do people Must apply In ptrtoa 219 Central PATYPBT Must know Word Perfect tart. 9am -5pm Mon. -FrL FIRST AMERICA FINANCIAL Free Estimates. 753-2069 Ktchens, Bstrn & B/merts Re- yrt. txptritrot. Frit tstlmttss. 4»1»0 Envelopes, Lttttrhtodi, ttrview. 3964338 7:30-M0 am, Mon., Thin. IFfl CALL 574-1200 ARNJ 388-1088 2334310 rpodcted. Alto ncltcwwt Windowi 5744JK7 COHPUTI HUTMO STSTIMS Statements, Order Forms, 229-1946 CORPORATION Need an Electrician? Cal WUNOER SGen.R«ptirt.F/ht.F/Ett. Extsrlor & Interior Patting. Pspw Rt- ft MNia IIPUCUHKT Purchoit Ordtrs, ftiimo really Hal Tims Satesptrion. Must have car. WORK AT HOME. Part Time. HOffs Mattanancs Helper. Painting, clean- Ftecepoorttt postion to work In pri- ELECTRIC Lie. Bus. Permit No. 5736 IIIAVI I AC.I Nl onsfctitortng perso n to cars lor EARN $2ft,000+ PER YEAR 541-18111 movsi Insutd. Cri up to 10pm. Stofi llcenie No. 817 Forms, Scratch Pads, NCR WE WILL ACCEPT Knowledge of Urton & MkMntx vate physical therapy office 3 eves *«• - * . * ws* possible. Detth (1) ing 4 General work. Must be depend- yr! old In my Coionlt home. Horn 388-0855 • IOIIII (.1/1111 Frtt Eitlmatti Fully Insured Forms, Invoices, Prict lists, County arts hakjfuL Ful banefts h- Individually or $807,500 with 10 Anything baths, by JW Terrel Con- 8254107 read CLASSIFIED ADS APPEAR 515483-40QOB1V-2105 tbl* worker, wing to train In other PAMon,Tuts.&Thurs.4:15-9pm. £0sffl-6pm Mon. to frLPjtf trances • rum INI Newsletttrt, Resumes, Pro- YOUR VISA OR **gPfOft Sharinr^Sorry. no In- •MOdattt (tat) with Amtrlca's most Rodriguez Electrical Contractor Li- tracting. Fti&PartWRamodelng.ex- «rpoonB«i anas. Apply 278 Hamton Si, Rah- No experience req. typlrtg essential. rsat*td.Crisvsrtioi 398-0934 H & M PiinbnQ. kttalu/Exterior. Free gram .Books. Call now . . . orrnation gKsn ovsr phons. For ap- DtntH Assistant Clark. 4 days. Wa censed & Bonded No. 3694. No job pert repairs, l/tst 750-8800 MASTERCARD way Oarkarts, 382i434r •xcttlng butlnMS opportunity. Es*natet.CslTOM54M751« our prices art VERY REASON- the WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY poitmtrtorty, cal 574-1200 traia Mce working conditions. Temporary. P/T tJttmoom. Abortion too smai. 836-3297 Start Locally, Full tlmt/partl SOPA—CHAIR 574-1860 *10-t1&/nour proctstk)g mal at We httve attracted CPA'a. lawyers. MBA's., Decks, Rap. WlrxLKt, Bath a Bsm JOHH 396-1288 tin*. Train on llvs alrlint ABLE - "SPECIAL NOW GO- ttcs^nteasottslorttrtsddtrkror RUDOLPH ELECTRIC NJ. Lie. #691. homt.WeekV check guarartted. For mantownant axaeuUvet, salespeople, and others Roofing, Csrpenby. Al types repiirs. computsrs. Horns Study ING ON" 500 Lttttrhtod rwrsnototpLCorrptttrvtwagssS Over 35 yr. experience. Free Esti- EXTERIOR, tVTERIOR patting, •12 388-5280 •• class Lfled8? SUNDAY detail write Business Restorch, Sute Susp. celngt. F/Est. 869-0185 and Rtikttrrt Training. and 500 Envelopes only great co-worttsrs. Cal Sharon Man. who own franchisee. mates. 381 -4063 y SAGGING SEAT BOTTOMS 118-1P. 2682 Imperial t?wy, hrje- S53.00 (this prke includes RJUTIMI 6ISHWASHERS PAPM ROUTE thruFrUJOem to 4:30pm tt REPAIH AND INSTALLA- class tndttman. Pitlng? Ftdng? Noi'l Htodquorttn REBUILT IN YOUR HOME wood. CA 90303 ; tax) CHKULATWH FULL OR PART TIME 5:30 am to 9 am J8-2ZT3 T)0N(.Q»ntrhsn4ywtrLLIcrt car- Cracking? Wt htvt 30 ytars in tfw Pompano Btoch Fl. SPRINGS RETIED mmsmapr-'- i Brand new product • Unlimited market pentry, refrishing. decorttrn is- NEW LININGS, NEW Avend -18 Cozy Corner (off Butler), 'NTs Towina. Pays cash lor junk care. IMMEDIATE HIRE Good pay, Eleai.c..' trouble shooteri Pipe fttlng. tradt.CalMcksnyrJmt 24S-4835 •nNANCIALAe Call now 574-1200 GUARANTEED READER TO READER QuaBy Magnetic Signs 'For Sale. MPARTMINT P/T NEWSSftPEFt ASSEMBLY Suv slst-do-l-yourstlftr. 634-4258 HEAVY WEBBING SaL&Sua 10/22123.10am-3pm. ;aB anytime 862-0104 generalmai •t-r .Ubodpay.Es- i CUENT benefits • YOU aUocate your AVAtUUBLE ~b CLASSIC DECORATORS. Ptptr Variety of Sins & colors. Special (JnvitatlonA, Gktnerai derioal, some FLEXIBLE SCHEDULING No collecting days Sam • Bern. MWurrun 1112 per Planning a Wedding or Parly? LOU- Clothes, misc. No Eartybirdsl tabtshed Company. Cal Q.H. Hughu own time MAR Music. Music lor all occasions. BEST IMPROVEMENTS Htr^&Mtrtar Pitting. Wstotptr ^WS PLACEMENT Sunthlnt Upholtiary Offer: 2-12x20 signsincludrs 1 color Jsed Passenger Car Tires Wanted typing, muti be good at APPLY IN PERSON 233-0310 substantiality art no WANT ADS 233-0310 388-3388 • Expert training 283-2780 Btrrftttics, remodeled, dings, Booki.rfMEtt)m«st. 324-8810 Yes. In • Atom TteMoM and border 2 for $73.00 plus tax. Cal Avenel - 403 Vlage Or. (Woodbridgs ^ size. 381-0102 aetal end have good tele- OR CALL >/T DRIVERS wth cart lor tarty am Mtftsl COSt patting, paneang. etc. Lie. No. 747. • Rthway Nawt now 574-1200 or 499-0987 Vlage Apts. off Woodbine), 10/22, Com* On . «&« (Out Union shop. Generous p msior/wel- PspwManging&Psttrig.Ctrtfftedby S AOTWWnKKEA phone personality. Apply wsptpsr dtlrery Mon. - Set 4- • No Inventory : . ATLANTIC CiTY - THE VJ.R WAY. YPS FT* estimates. 283-22J2 MOVING? lie. «PM0636T 1 nnl i m i farebenefts.OrBantnd, esponsWe, .Product sets Rseif Paper Hsnghg Instate. Frss Ettj- fact, you're Landscaper'sTraler. 8'x 12 bed, tan- 9am - 4pm. FumJure, barbecue, Big Savings on used parts & cars. We cMany tSamfiCtk in person anytime be- 8:30 am. Excsttrt pay a bonus. No • Minimal overhead you or your organization can charter IEFORE U HAUL 3 LINES 3 ISSUES 5 weight set, drum set, skis, golf clubs, MAII WJ5 WttUT Industrious onV need ap »/. Apply in matas.Jos«fD. 382-3247 dem axels. Rear loading ramp. $900 buy disabled & wrecked cars. tween 9 t.m. and 5 p.m. cottctmg. 233-0310 whan anown the whole bus, and leave the time you PI* up a* FREE add* to buy- Helping tocol busirwssts with person 276 Harnton Si, Ftahwiy. • Not a franchise or Give us a call & save READ and USE or best offer 925-7051 mbc 381-4252 kig IrivsltlUn endt Groom* Ful benefits & hosprtat- overflow clerical work. i NocompellUon want, and from the place you want Wets'Home Improvements. Kitchens, reading Guaranteed want ads — if item is not soU IztUon. Bennigon's MLM 30 and 36 passenger busses are Sterling Express Moving Real Estate No-Money-Down Training Carteret-139Kgh St. (2 blksin from (heckltt Open 9 un. to S P/timt. No experience, GET ParttlsM B«hs. Wood Decks. Masonry. Al WANT ADS JUNK CARS WANTED available. You get sandwiches on the *: , WRSOHAL during first 3 issues, ad will run next Tapes for fraction of orkj. costs. Many price station) Saturday Oct. 22.10- pjn* Mon. DM FrL 'Route No. 1 types of carpentry. 396-8567 & Delivery Service. them « 388-2457$$ PAITTIMI w«rk SMMMM- bus, S10 coin return • danish & coffee Thank you. SI. Judo, (or favors REOUUARt-Y authors. Message 381-8276 3pm. Many lemsl The Atom TabtoW DAYS Umrted number of Marketing Rights 549-MOVE 3 issues fRit. Call when all items are sold. Metuchen, N.J. Wml Mf ACE Decking. END of season. Bar- granted. M.B. KITCHEM JunkC art & Trucks. $25-J100.7-Oay 219 Central Ave. Mo)or book puWiihtr w/of on way home. Place: Harrah's Marina 1 pttt4) to a full houul 2 caff length Fur Coats. Siver Fox, iarteret - 229 Roosevelt Ave., 10/22 •JiV£f TOTAL INVESTMENT $80,000 Hotel. Please for more Information. gains. Porches, steps too. Guv. Futy frtt ttuoltll right pick up. Cal anytime. 852-4236 MMMt 548-5557 flee in Avenel hos clerical po- Thank you. St. Judt, for favors REMODELING Guoronieed Reader to Reader wont ads ore for hardfy used & malt mahogany Mink, 123,9am - 4pm. MULTI FAMILY. Bar- Rahway Other locations and packigss avail- Insured. 574-1905 Tin, a. a\ —- J •«-!- _ -•--. . sitions avoHoNe for PT hrs, 5 granted: A.R non commercial'advertisers only. Items for sole LI0Na& FLYER TRAINS never used. Sins 12-14. After 3pm gains Gatorel MM AeVOCmVSy days amek, 4-6 hrs per day For an Information package call ble. 574-1579 Al Carpentry Repairs on your homeT now I mui!._noi exceed-JUOOO—Price- ond- phone 381-C847 Carteret-55CooldgeAve.;Frl.10/21 M5 W. JtA JJ./Sw Ttrk. for more Wo toll £*tlyn al (416)36&-0464 or (416)941-9922 "HIT MEN OJ.'s. Specializing In Teen ~ Ao9Dont,~ nsc rftoonis.~ C si HsroK ~ number must be m ad Cosh or Check for S5.00 721-3683 N.T. 10011.1401. MttMlMi •>..': '• VDEO SERVICES for al occasions: Sal 10/22. MOVING. Many Items 3H-0477 Parties. Professional Lighting/Equip- Dale 283-2061 MM. PATIMA CADIHIT Fishing must be included with ad. Autos, Motorcycles. Wtddng, Arrtwrury. Birthday, etc. Notics to prospecttvs renters; Any 'or sale! rents advertised herein for qmffied ment. Reasonable 906-9493. Quatty Contracting. Kitchens, bath- PALM, TAROT CARD « Gorage Soles and Reo! Estate not accepted in Movies to Video. Camera repairs. Results? TOOLS WANTED real osbtftt rantal may bs lubjtct to PART TIME/FULL TIME rooms, basements. Expert tiling. Al FRONTS Guaranteed Reader to Reoder section. QAUARDTS PHOTO, 1056 StCarteret - 34 Leffert St. (off Roosevelt DJ-GOOD VIBRATIONS SPECIA1IZING CRYSTAL New and Used. Cat before Garage any rebata or crtot required by State work futy gusr. 12yr. experience. Free • New custom mode doors & Georges A«, Avenet 634-3651 Ave.), 10/21 &22,9am-3pm. House- Sale or Moving. 750-9135 CARPEMTtip 5 p Robust Personality; for any occasion. lsw(NJ54:4-6.3etteq.) OPPORTUNITIES READ and USE ettrnatei. 541-4418 HADING « ADVISING drawers In formico hold terra. Clothing ike new. furni- SUB CONTRACfORS Any carpentry work. Small |obs In- Inexpensive. 241-4017 LknelTrahe-O-Bauge, IWOvittge. CarsS Trucks up to $5000 paid 1978 OEALERSrsP win NsTI Mshtensnce 468 WESTMID AVI. • Ntw hardwart ture, misc, lems ducted. Frm est. KITCHENS 4 COUNTERTOPS Black Etoc. Diesel mat cond. Pas- WANT ADS corportticn. Assured sccourtt. S600 Comedy, Fun & Magic for Birthdays • Add on cabinets available or newer, running or repairable. 7 Very'dean 1 Bedroom Apt In Wist Must have own truck!4 tcoh. 283-O6M Wholesale prices. Sold & h- CLARK • 574-8649 sanger can transformer tracks $800 Clark -1242 Madrson Ha Rd. (corner week Income outTsrtsed to ttsrt The Smtl J«b Sptclatltl- Car- & al occasions wth exotic tve ani- Cobintt alttrotiom READER TO READER days. 727-7131 Oteret 541-7682 Average pay $500 to J600 RKOULJKRI.V ttatedMOE 549-0825 FACTS t REGULATIONS 388-7428 ot Starton St), Sat. 10/22,9am - 3pm. per week phis. Coil before 115,000 rjarict. Fhtndng tvtit- pentry. Roof Repair. mals. Cal Mr. Magic 322-7077 Appliancts installed Rahdata 10/23. Baby terns, clothes, want to buy a Portable Typewriter, Rahway. 2 bedrm apt, heat S hot nooni , Mt. 1-MO-&-Z290 201(494-8258 LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Carpentry, Renov aborts, Baths, Base- irVlNQ ROOM CHAR wBi OBomtn 77 Chevy Caprice, 0 cyMtr, auto- toys, household & more electric or manual in good conoUon, water Inc. Close to school, train & ( COUNTER TOPS 'NOTICE - Pleose checki marts, Roofing & Sictng, Windows. M5. Great buy! CHiftw 5pm matic 41,000 mt«a $1000. 381-4030 CARPENTRYAU TYPES. Priced 10 (It Music for al occasions. Rea- lyour od the day it op- I shoppInQ center, tmrwd. occupancy. 442-1316 Al types repairs. Free Est. MICHAEL Expert plumbing S healing repairs. MADE & INSTALLED 4884738 382-3842 Clark-13Crestwoodlano(otfValley urn MONIT your budgst. Free estimates. Can any sonable.Vocal.K-Board CalJm 'pears. The Atom Tabloid ' WANTED: Antlems. Cask paid l«r CalMke 548-1645 « 499-0258 3wn your own apparel or shoe T CONSTRUCTION 969-2544 Water heaters, drain cloartna State Rd.), 10/21ft. 22,10a m -4pm. House- Ume 574-1905 636-5239 ORGAN Hammond M-1 w/btnch 76 Chevrolet tnptlt, 1 owner, tsn Iinnf1ur«,pldot«i,ol««mtr»,*im- —MCTOtT imifU" " Reoding booksl itore, choose fromi Jeon/- Be, Call Car! Gatea 382-1785 • lisert Lew | will not be responsible for 2 Bedroom Ranch In nicest section of Eat drink Basement Remodeing. Sheetrock- Don't miu placing your OasiHItd, J385. DWw Room Set w/Buflet snd wAsn Interior. Good cond. 78,000 rri, HOLIDAY BAZAAR hold, toys, misc. muiloldrtimi. 499-0447 12 F/T Temporary (2-3 mot.) S30,000/yr income Sportswear, ladies, Men's, . Werk Prices I errors offer the first doy. Colonla. 2 car garage. Carpeted. Ing, Carpentry Work, Drop Ceings. Miko Ozeransky Plumbing & Heating. ie50negootbli 541-8377 optnings as gtrwnri twlptrs in potential. Children/Maternity, Lorge Call the classified Dept.ji Chins K75. 925-5817 HOLY COMFORYER Cdonia -184 Cypress Dr.. 10/21 S Basement Close to school & shop- Repiirs & Installations. Commercial- Use Your MasterCard publishing company'* bindery. Oetoils. Sizes, Petite, Donctwsx/ Freeestinates 283-006* to moke corrections. ORGANS k GUITARS Music Dora 75 Ford PfcK-upF-250. power stttr- 22,9am • 3pm. Mscelaneous lemsl ping center. 100« 100 lot ImmtdUt CONSTRUCTION Fencing. Stockade & Chairink. Al Residential. NJ Lie. #6461. Insured CHURCH POTOUMHB Bom-4pm or midnighi; to 6i30 Aerobic, Bridol, lingerie or 634-7261 or VISA dosed. Al new, some less than Irvj, power breJcM, Vc, HJtofnBC> occupancy. S95O/month. Cal Mka (I) MS-M740M work profession**/ Instated & can 388-1130 Cobru - 383 Lake Ave, Sat & Sun, a.m. No txp. necessary, wt Accessories store. Add color BY PRIDE, INC. wholes*. From $59 95. 13.000 on rebut angina. Original r CA«MT 548-1644 Of 499-0268 iit. M1C3 guaranteed. Free Estimates when telephoning your od 10/22 & 23, 9am - 4pm. Msc. h/h. witl train. Mult be «»least 18 onalysls. Brand names, Ui Industrial, Commercial, LENNY'S PLUMBING * HEAT1NG- READER TO READER 276-7751 miet 75,000. Mary extras. $3900 lt. Ounja Ates. If you have Militon'a Ok) 9694421 KITCHIN Oct. Hit, lOea-Ss* storm windows, some clothes Guns, Swords, Stamps, and make yrs of oge. ! CWbome, Hearrhtex, Chaus, Residential. No fob too big or APPLIANCES Emergency sewer cleaning. Plumbing AIR CONDITIONER Sears, 8500 BTU. frm. 7384839 PIANO Upright, mahorj«ny, vary good Oct. Mrs1. Uesa-lst* Fishing Rods we will purchase 1IM4S0 EO€ M/F Lee, St. Mkhsle, Foreraa, too small. Free estimates. SHeating Repairs. FraeEstHotWater $160 Ca« after 5pm 634-6172 Cokmia • 68 Broadway Ave, 10/22, BUSDtlVIItS 5741200 conation, wtti bench, $500. 74 Cougar, p/t, p/b, a/c p/w & 10am - 3pm. MULTI FAMILY. Stereo, them from you. CAMELBACK. 5 houses from tJopel Bugle Boy, levi. Camp B*rer- INSTALLED Heaters, Sump Pumps. Lenny Grteco. CABINETS 574-1175 UI FIMCI COMPANY BABY CARRIAGE Perega S Mjxi Taxi 548-7698 p/seats, am/Tm cats, tttrto. Good luggage, tVh, clothes, toys Atrto Parts of WeedMiite Sbedroomt, 11/2 bath Townhouse. Tta ly HiHs, OrgonlcoHy Crown, Stale k. #6249 574-0480 Complttt line of new cabinets in Stroller. Good condition. Both $150. cond. B.a Attar 6pm 574-8470 Ludo, over 3000 others, or Chain link & wood, dog runs, beautiful oak or formica. POOL TABLE 4 X 8 corattte, notl 634-6264 Met. 63M140 S8.43 per hour. Ranges, wall ovens, SEWER & DRAIN CLEANING. RESI- 396-1367 Cotonia - 57 Cleveland Ave., 10722 S $13.99 one price designer, pools, free est. Free walk »lat(Hop$125. 548-1279 80 Chevy Mores. Needs Us work. 12 F/T Temporary (2-3 mos.) Senior clthtm welcome. DENTIAL & COMMERCIAL. REA- 23, Sam - 4pm. Clothes, h/h, furni- mutti tier pricing discount ot gate with purchase of 100 ft. dishwashers, sinks, BEDROOM SUITE whitt, twin bed. VBIOW, stick, orMt rtereo tyttsnv i CRIDIT ——i openings as general rjelpers in CoH Borbora Olson Carpet Cleaning. Sttam Clean- SONABLE CALL 634-4987 PUPPIES Yorides. Loveabte. AKC. ture. Large selection & varietyl 1 family shoe store. Retail prict or more. 24 hour service. All faucets, garbage dis- dourjl« dresser, chest, minor $100 Goodprtctctl 541-8061 I OKN TOUI ACCOUNT NOWI BEAi; ESTATE pubTishlng company's bindery. ing. 2 Rooms & Hal Free Oeodoriz- types of fencing. Patio Parent's 1st Hot Home bred, tsis lades-Hot Oppomity unbelievable for top quafit) Steve Clark-tPljrnbing&Hea&ig. re- msm: Can after 6pm 381-7286 I Furniture — Bedding betn-BBIoornfield Ave, 10/21S22, GOVERNMENT HOMES from *1 (U oofn*4pfn or nHutitoht to hg.KS.9S 381-8518 Decks. posals, sub-floors, tile, docked. WOO 638-4531 Phoentt BrokaraQt-famoui for low UNDEKOVERWEAR 499-5031 EOE ihoes normally priced from pairs, big & smal Jobs .Free est. Any WE STOP LEAKS. Ntw roofing & re- I lamps, etc. Sam - 5pm. Fumture, clothes, knlck- repair). Delinquent tax property. Re- 6t30am. No exp. necessary, ceramic tile, vanities. CHAISE LOUNGE luro/lt. brown S20a cost auto tntursnet, now oMng free Direct Sales. Easy to do-Lots of Fun. $19. to 160. Over 2SC 311-2014 or ei5.13»7 plumbing. #7627. Ins. 727-6062 pairs. Al types flat roofing. Clark FUDWQ MOWER Toro Etectrostart 7 I WeHore — Social Stcurity nacs possessions. Cal for current repo 1st we will train. Must be at least Snow tires 13" w/rims $20 ea White quotes by phone. M3-1440 Earn *15-$30 par br. In span trne. Expert work. Mark. Butters Inc. 16 yrs. txp. 381-5145 h p., grass catcher J640. 5' Picnic I Newrywedj Accepted (1) 805-687-6000 EAQH-6311 18 yrs. of oge. brands MOO styles. J17.9O0 pedestal smkS 15. 388-8266 Isein -comer Wash. S Eb. Ares, Sat. Cal 241-9204 11U44B to S29.9O0. Inventory, train ROOFMQ & SONS by Own Walace. MAGNETIC Table. attKhed benches $35 WARON DRUGS! NeUMAWTOWCE.OffictCleantng B'S— COUCH Black leather $80, "gold I JAT on nummm &Sun.10/22&23,9am-4pm. Variety Diversified Mortgage Corp. Loans of MANAOa Ing, fixtures, ohfore, gran FLOOR CARE Fret Est. Futy Insured a letnsad. No 4944885 ProntromGrM.On)gRaids/Sufpaja. deft. weejy.JTocr waring, Free estl- tarns. No Ear* Bin*. al lands. Ask for Pat Cal ^ .^ tor receiving I opening, etc. Con open JJ Hardwood Moors i i&talud. sanded, PLUM1IMG mWtfcfrwrf Hv 3420 Sectional, 3 pieces. End Table in- Autos, 4 x 4's, knportx, In your area, M7Jlnrl« Jt.,|a*w« , NJ 1 r 969-2471 Of 257-9210 P/T HUP dtSTnbutino, newspapers, pur- eluded $110 382-8459 SOFA Ik Rm., lovsseat chairs, Linden - 321 Princeton Rd. Oct 21. days finished. Free Est. A. Melehoir. I HEATING from $100. For Wo call CARMMTHS'HIIMB chasing, record keeping, staf- Once t week or every other week. 634-7799 lamps, marble tables, lamp table, 602-842-1051 ad 1047 I-^MB 3II-SS13 __ 22, & 23, Sam • 5pm. MULTIFAMLY MOBLE HOME FOR SALE. Re- DELI CLERK 634-1105 • [XntT HPMU A AIT. COUCHVelour, w/dear cover$250. 3 To work in shop dpng Sght fiig I training of drivers. Will Flefsrences. Own trensportsoon. Csl storage seat, exc. con. $700 SUPER SALE. Big variety I Product wroppsn. coshlsrs, L R tables $150. table & swag lamp: 78 Mortt Carlo. Hunt good. Needs modeled. Flnancrrg avaiabte. Cal fobrkotion. Starting sokary. FLOOR SANDING • tAV» I WT, tMTAUID 381-6709 stock boys. train. 3,30am to lpm. Mon. MR. LOUGHLIN 288-7342 MOVNQ BY E»>ERENCEO MEN RrT- J100.Exc.cond. 388-1664 some work. $500. Cal 283-4597 FkaMartat, New Dover LWedMeth. after 5pm 634-7193 S6-7 per hour with krrtcses. Floors sanded Sfinished, natura l and • HOT w*ni, mui Rahway - 1475 Church St (off St ~ inpsnon. thru Sat. J20's call. TENHOUSE TRUCK SEFWBE. Lie. SOFA lovesest Country, black plaid, Church, 690NewDowrR4, Ednon, (612)111-6555 stain. Cal Al Cruz 574-2898 LOST: Smji ight tan Chtuahua. MUTMOntTUKt- DIKING ROOM SET t BUFFET 6 George) Sat, 10/22, 9am - 3pm. Full time posKio^i. Co» 13S-09I0 #PM0011Z 241-9781 good condition $150. Black Lamps every Tues. 6am-1pm. Dealers $10. DUHtlUN your horn. Notd tmportetion. Ex 10/11, vicinity of a. Georges Ave. & • WATtt NUTBS chairs, 3 leaves & pads. Excellent con- Large selection Indudhg baby terns. At McDonald's, we've become before noont $10 ea. After 5pm 381-3731 381-9478 CRUTUKATtON cv Ross SL Very shy. Very loved. An- Moving People. Big a SmalJobs. We dition $400 After 6pm 382-3455 1 by looking out for 1... our • sewn « DWUN auwiw Rahway • 190 Jensen Ave, 10/21 & ran HaomoMooo 443-ISIf 381-2380 QARDEHINQfit < swers to HONEY REWARD Please w* move you anytime.Piano movers TOY POODLES AKC. males. 3 black, i 24 Hr. AM. Sve. DRUMS 5 jxf $400. Assorted Cym- Carteret - CRAFT FARft FLE A 22, 10am - 3pm. Houseware, cloth RnAKBUSMOS people. The people that work cal 388-2229 1 champagne. Born 6/2758. $275 WumrmmBoa. 16ft.Starcnft85-4b FttU TIMI LAHDSCAPIfiG , also Cal Sam Chapman btwn 7pm- bafs $300 Can after 4pm MARKET HoV Ftmly Parish Center, Ing, rnsce*vieous Exc. opport. in ntwty-rtno- for us are our lop priority. ImM, St.Ue.Ht. 41S» 636-1799 h p.; Merc. Gary. Trailer $2800. Exc. UtOUT/PACTI-UP AlsrrtWstrtv-OrywFstpslrServlct 8pm 354-S419 549-4295 215 PersnUg Are,S* Oct 22. 9-3 voted strip shopping center P/TTtUtUMOmM Kopscky Trw & Unfecjpe Set-rice. cond. After 5pm 834-7621 Rahway - 2312 Ebabath Ave, Oct After ail. they take care of our SptdeWonWri»ootQ£.Ktrrnort 634-0354 388-M78 TWIN BED brand new $100. Assorted pm-TabHrertah. 541-1254 featuring a quick stop mini posmoN PTUIBTIQ, pteVtting, rtmovtls, ccHty WORO .PROCESSSINQ BY MARY DRYEREIectric. RCA Whrlpool deluxe MISCFOR5ALE 19,20,21.822,3am-7.Yard&Houso market. Six new starts, customers and keep our end on most makesft modsta . ANN. REASONABLE RATES. CALL Lamps $25 ea. Tables, chairs, Mark the Date; NOV. 5, St. CecSa'a Stmtsnts, Itomtmolttrs, Ffasd TtUPHONI work, cabtnp, bracing 241-0538 PRIVATE heavy duty, harvest ooW Exc cond 1250 MuSHh offset printing press Sato. MOVING, huge selection! 1,000-4,800 sq. ft., rtody restaurants dean, and running 57M2H 283-1564 blenders, mbcers $15 ea. HoMay Fair, 9am - 4pm Crafts, new for immediate occupann. Would you •nioy ar- Experienced if potiWe. Must available in our compos- ScraenedTopSol and FIOkiFor Sato. $75 or BO. 548-6087 w/chain delivery. newrokrs,A-1 con- smoothly. What's more, they do it all _. m INSTRUCTION 574-3585 nwchtndtot. LourdM H«y Rahway- 557 W.LakeAvo, 10/23S Main street location t, ompW ranging onpolnfmtritts tor our be oble to use cdtcukrtor. Custom Skpcortrs. Draperies, Haup- Defvered. 381-0142 Ceings sprayed, textured, sheetrodt. dition $3600 or best oner. Cal askfor with profejsionilivn, efficiency and ing department. Full ELECTRIC GUrTArfFfying V $T2u! Go- 24, Sam -4pm. Fumture, curtains, on-site parking mak« this salts staff wMt taming n hotetary. Voar fabric or ours. Formerly Piano, Organ, AccorrJon lessons In Spaddng, baths. Mchens, tie.part Ellen or Oane 574-1200 Good opporrunrry (or right, Charles Landscaping. Winter meni Sound Mwer, good for beginner new & used clothes. No Esrty Birds! center a retail winner, en cttltnt salary plus inctntrvt? a great attitude. benefits including profit CMdcare by paotnt & txperiencad Estimate. Average Room $35. your home by VTc Ziamart. MA. 34 paper, decks. Fr«* 855-S948 or USED CARS* TRUCKS Dealers Wanted. Chrtstmas Craft person. Coll Art Beraer ot Sttttacht & Hshnes. 39 yrs.exp.. cleanups Cut. Trim. Affordable rates. $60 381-1864 A B. Dick 326 Desk Top Offset Press 20I-1M-4IM You can even make your own sharing. Experience MornlnrnyColortthomt.Hariswtl Sr.CI.oJtc. Shop st Home Service. 638-3161 years experience. 925-1971 Crarb 442-3810 •86 Mazda 626Turbo GT. 5 speed,'a/c Show, St Theresa's School linden. Rahway -551 OrchardSt, 10/22, Sam Right now, we're looking (or energetic peo- cornel Csl 981-4037 Free est. 24 hr arrs. serv. FILE CABINET gray, metal, letter sae. Good condition, $600 frm. Includes hours. PkMM can Francint 574-1111 necessary. Stop in Water Canter 757-6855 JOUVs PAWTNG. Irt/E«L, Parttxj Music Instruction. Al levels. Piano. VI- Sold Here am/fm cassette wtti equalizer, p/win- Sal.12ASanvtpm. 025-8210 - 4pm. Household lems, domes, ple to kiin our family in t new store opening. We offer: 499-9362 stand. For appointment Cal ask for Girimsnt*. 4 drawer $50 388-8134 dows, p/door locks. p/moonrooI.Exc. ktchen table, curtains, misc. 5.20 open and wooded anytime Monday thru ChMCtrt.M»Colortthomt.V«ryrt- Paper Hsnghg. BondtdSlns.AICtls oin. FUe, Gutar. Union County Con- lempla OTwv Shalom Flea Market to cond.. $8300 873-5533 Ellen 574-1200 • VHCt FUXIBIESCHEDUUSTO ACCOMMODATE WV iebls. Heferencts evatsblt. Cai John's Ltwncare. Save money. Fal answered. 874-0087 servatory 815-1475 FREEZER Commercial Heavy Duty be hald Sun, Oct 23, Sam-4pm at Rahway - 656 Fatesky St., Oct. 21 acres in upstate New Friday, 9am to 5pm or UTCNIN cut. bfcKrototJ,(BiJU». Lawn thttch- sonmcrrunt Plastic slip covers. Custom-made pin J.I. KKUK 'COKKimVEKAGES TEuraom OTOATORS 381-4567 * DiNmi SPECIAL OFFER: 10.1 cu ft, excellent condtion $250. '84 Ford Escort, 4 dr., auto, trans., Unted Jersey Bank paridngku, hman 9am - 3pm. Mscetaneous lemsl York. Walk to over cat 574-1200. ing A seedng. Rtas. rates. Frtt Est ^Epcl /Exta A rtsidtntiol htorrh cart • Variety of sizes fitted Expertly cut inyourhome. sola KURANa AGENCY. WC. DATsmrr Ca« everwigs 574-9653 very good ties, 61,000 nt J1800 Cal kit. at West St Spaces evaiabte. • KCUIMtKABES BASED ON KKfORMANCE Eiperierced tor Ntwborn or Mart 24 hr. ens serv. 574-0178 rior. VERY REASONABLE. Fret Est facility for senior cltiztns is $95 & 1 chair $47.50. Needecratl. 5000 acres of state- 1MO Rt. 9, Woodbridgs Choose your own «|iour shift UaeneemateUOHer 283-2564 753-5660 ^^ Wbodbridge - MenJo Park Terrace, 26 • FtESUNtfOlOB M Time, kt/ftahny home. 1 open- Futy Int. 24 hr. ens. sve. 488-9234 now excepting applications 2-12x20 signs GOIF SHOES Men's a 10 M & 13. 865-6300 land. For hunting, hik- 750-3000 sort. 201 *~~ onry ooy posHions ovoB- Al-KEOmtiTES • Variety of colors Merfc Ave, Sat.ft Su n 10/22 & 23, • FUE MEALS t^FMsrtnces.UC. S744»4B for those who need assistance Womanssj. 6 wide. Astrology Charts '83 Cutlass p/s, p/b. a/c am/Tm cas< Hafcwun Costumes, old Inens. etc. 10am-4pm ing, etc. Good road oble. Work weekdays plus 1 FACTORY WAREHOUSE BaiJ« Petting. Irterior&ExtertcT includes: • color • border from $10 388-8266 Jlf Ceatrel Ave. EffEBENCS) Chtocsrs. Arenel IIM St. See*ie Aft., 27 vrs. expertenct. Free ttttrrutes. with daily living. Please call sette. EQ power amp alarm, extras. ITALIAN AMER CLUB, Wed. & FrL, frontage. Excellent set- If you're interested in joining a company that will lake an interest day shift every other Al Debris. Concrete. &i Metal Re- • 2-Way Stick on Signs $5600. not firm. Afl5pm New Brunswick, Inman A»e, Rahway hofnsc Btltomtss raf. Htferencts 75J-062T 756-6029 KrrCHENTABLEw/6chais^daricpm WANTED (2) is yon. the* call (201)442-4045 or drop by the brand new McDonald's weekend. Call Okjai. moved. Stumps Ftamoved. Rea- 2 FOR Ksmnnli at Htn* Mk ting for home builder. OBtKAl 1 •rtLCtlOOREEN 7S0-OH4 $3C0 Bookcase, pecan wood $75 381-5270 site >a the Bradtees Shopping Center locale* at 440 Rt. 9 North in J33-07M • Bumper Stickers 5th Annual Craftft Gt t Sale. 1498 hsMt Rain or SMnt Only $10,900. Owner sonable. Howard 583-4857 381-6709 '83Oatsun2O0SX. gray, p/s, p/b, p/w. LAST Church St, Rahway. 10/21,22 S 23. ASS8TAHT Woodbridte, aodfiB ou t an aapUcaUon. Hiring office U located on CMdcsre. Mother of 2 In Cokmia ABC PANTMS. Wartor/Extsrior. SMALL JOBBER Plarform rocker, color tv, 2 financing available. Al types el bask retsevst ktsMtt\ Home. Office or Apartmert Free Estt- KJTCHENTABLE4 chart $100. Sola. ^c.tnVfrrictss. 25,300 rri Exc. con- FH- Sun. 10am - Bpm. Fal & HoMay TO site aod oaea from 8AM-7PU. 7 days a week. It's your dtaace to (tvanAve.trea).Mttts&snecksln. LEE'S Maintenance. Parting, car- HOMEOWNERS refrig. washing machine, mir- 24 keara ert«sl tenke. Free CsU- mattt. 815-1311 95 dition. Must see. 634-9178 csjdedFk4ersnces. 3T-5275 2 Chairs $175. 2 lul sin Speakers tamsl rors, tools, humid., air cond.. Just $2000 down. CoH wort witk a company that's wiUiog to work with you. Always An penty.odd jobs. You name it, we do BOOKKEEPEWTrPtST Exptrtoread ^OOtaOVEFVEFama C PLUS $50 382-3184 '83 Toyota Tercel a/c, am/lm stereo, IN 1988 antiques, kitchen wore plus Bill Hunt, Sidney, New OURPFOCESI 548-9852 Must be able to typt — Eqaal OpportKSMty/Aflirmathe Action Employer. lnpwroiataws,ber*rtes,A/R\H THE new tires, needs work. Best Otter. set. Rakwtrr IS W. Htaet- TAX KITTEN Black & gray tared, blue York OaThVesilidQaX •fc* M^ hofTW Of*V John PauBtas& Son EUctricsi Con- Handyman, BathroorAs, Klchensi 69 TO DISPLAY . Oct. II,n t-4pa computer •xptmrtc* eyed And accessories. FREE Please have message 381-8278 tractors. Big or tm* we do lal.Uc. Basements, Attics, Smal Jobs also ATOM TABLOID MM KSUIATB) VMn SOMG mill EOBON 1II-2U3 607 563-1993 httpfui. 37 V4 hour 499-0671 '62 Dodge Custom Van, 6 cyL. p/s. KnAOMnt wtnows 4 Bonded 42S3. Free Estrnae. Cal JOMN't Free Estimates. 549-1073 a/c. new tires, am/Tm. extras. 49,000 wMk. Full bwwfits, cod 283-2184 STOP IN!!! LAMPS pr. brass hangng $50. portMtav HouMt, offi tpvt* 219 Central Ave. mi. $7000. 494-5868 CRAnFAtt tor irrMrvitw 9am-4jim Cor ningwara cooktop Range $25. Pa- HUGE rnerts.Csl J51-85M HOMI chrto Japanese Pinbal Game J40 '82 Mercury LN-7.4 tpd, tun roof, 574-1200 or stnd Rahway 100% Financing. WawD»w«r There's GOWNU PtIDI HECTRIC CO. IMPtOVEMOm SAMPLES 388-2669 • stereo, new exhaust, mrt cond, IT. , Credit problems understood aitS)* PMCMfltt Ctjevt ImmxutoteS moot,ft bat h nsume'. jMonum mtcmt Specializing in Roofing, Roof 29.000 mJ. $1700 225-1621 unm,vmm ADtal LAWN MOWERSnapper. rear bagged ACT NOW tW Ntw Dmr U. JIDaal 2nd level of 2fan horn* . EKBrraUfiOUMI-4107 n Repairs, leaders, Gutters, imrnmtm exc. cond. new cost $400. Asking •80FordPrto.2dr,4^t,4 tvOO/ny. All irtfls. ind. «* This Spot Gutter Cleonout. Decks t bii»4j 574-1200 AVAILABLE &6ETA "ATOMIXBLOID 1 FIXTUirO RffAIWD nun c«u> 174-eet; $165 or B.a 283-3188 good running cond, many raw parts. g cept etactile* Refs, crsjen Oouid Certnfc m Stflrarnt, Ntcfltm, 14 He AUCAUSA«irWD LIVING ROOM in 3 pieces. Good rack. $600 388-7838 CASH REBATE check & tecurrv dtp. «twt Foyers, >»M«HtrMAQuenr«tedt ••••3421 WANTADS Ibrlbv Adults only. M/F AMtaUi Bo Yours leTUtSMTMAtU DefySummerhome.Slpcoveri$150. 79 Ford Mustang. Good concHon. $1 !KCa1iaoMAnBsta4J»>7Sa 574-117S NTHECLASSFCDS 286-2477 For Ton new. No pets. Cofl aft. tfm People. Our Most Important Ingredient. really sell TwriPeregoStroler JSS 241-3553 Asking 11600. Cal 541-5792 Daw Mm NTHECLASSFEOS 574-1200 ft 1 j PAGE 10 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1988 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT RAHWAY NEWSRECORD/CLARK PATRIOT THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1988 PAGE 11

PUBLIC NOTICES PUBUC NOTICE Fun House-- "BECAUSE THE PEOPLEMLJSTKNOW" celebrates; SGHOOU SHERIFFS SALE

•JASfc.:M SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW Halloween JERSEY CHANCERY DIVISION As a community service, SERVICE DIRECTORY UNION COUNTY DOCKET NO. F-3300-87 the Fun House is sponsoring ARTHUR L JOHNSON REGIONAL HIGH 8CH00L PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE a children's Halloween Party RAHWAY HIGH SCHOOL DIAL-A- INVESTORS AND LENDERS. and Clown Show on Hal- AND RAHWAY INTERMEDIATE 8CH00L RESIDENTIAL OIIATIVI TOUCH LTD., Plaintiff VS. A.B.S., INC., Notice of the names of persons appearing as the owners of unclaimed loween, Monday, October ANITA BISCOLL and THE REPAIR SERVICE GUARINO BUILDERS amounts held by the Rahway Savings Institution: Week of October 24,1988 STATE OF NEW JERSEY., 31. It will be held between 4 "F/rsf /n Quality and Service" and 6 p.m. at the Fun House Name Address Id No., Defendant Hall, located at 1542 Main Each luncheon may contain 1/2 pint of whole or • Complete Vinyl Sidings Allen Harry S. 962 Leesvllle Ave., Rahway 34981 skim milk Custom Built Andrews E.M. 1105 Westfield Ave.. Rahway 500090 6 CIVIL ACTION WRIT OF Street in Rahway. Please use Avallone Kevin 1588 Irving St.. Rahway 35393 EXECUTION FOR SALE OF rear entrance off municipal • Additions •ADDITIONS 9% MORTGAGED PREMISES Badgalupo Elinor MONDAY Minimum Ad 1X3I 1434 Church St.. Rahway 23020 parking lot ' •DORMERS "Brlgg's'Barbara "315 Carnegie St:; Linden 30079 Luncfreon No. 1: Hamburger oh bun! • Replacement Windows SERVICE ITF Michelle By virtue of the above-stated writ There will be fun, games, •ADD-A LEVELS Luncheon No. 2: Grilled cheese sandwich. Brown Arlene 1456 Lawrence St.. Rahway 25316 of execution to me directed I shall dunking for apples, contests FrM EstimatM •KITCHEN EXPANSIONS Burwell William E. expose for sale by public vendue, In Luncheon No. 3: Bologna sandwich. SR's Discounfi Fvfly Inmrtd 319 High St.. Newark 39264 ROOM 207, In the Court House, In for best costumes for all'age PEOPLE FOR Crapanzano Patricia M 460 W. Inman Ave.. Rahway 32763 groups, and goodie bags will Each of the above luncheons will contain choice of two: 548-9175 * $4000 * Davis Laurel the City of Elizabeth, N.J. on . . potatoes, vegetable, fruit. 563-7867 749 Linden Ave., Rahway 40260 WEDNESDAY, the 16th day of be given out. There will also ANIMALS Dodman Thomas G 383 Coolldgc Dr., Kenllworth 25874 TUESDAY RAHWAY TRAVEL '79 and newer ewelers or Valerie November A.D., 1988 at two be a Clown Show. This pro- o'clock In the afternoon of said day. Luncheon No. 1: Italian cheese calzone, DOMESTIC & FOREIGN domestic cars Low Cost Dodman Thomas G or 383 Coolidge Dr.. 29992 mises to be an event not to be I.'THIATTO &VXIBXIZ U Valerie A ITF Kathleen COMMONLY KNOWN AS 724 Luncheon No. 2: Frankfurter on roll. PROOFING* ""$200.00 OFF TRAVEL Ken il worth missed. The donation is! $3. in any condition • Fine Jewelry Dodman Thomas G or West Inman Avenue, Rahway, New Luncheon No. 3: Tuna salad sandwich. •SHINCUS* GROUP TOURS • CRUISES 383 Cbbtidge Dr.. 29907 Jersey Parents arc welcome. Re- r*ari»f i MnMtry Co. (Construction any complete siding job* Repairs Spay/Neuter Clinic Valerie ITF Merideth Kenllworth Each of the above luncheons will contain choice of two: • HOT TAB • ALL TTMS RAIL Fidelity Union Bank DIMENSIONS OF LOT freshments will be available. Special price* new In effect MOTORS-RADIATORS «3 Tfflside Ave., Hillside 765 Broad St.. 30050 tossed salad w/ dressing, vegetable, fruit punch. ficmtfel David Ginfrida- • Work Done on Estate of Nellie Coffey Rahway (APPROXIMATELY): 51' by 99' Tickets and information • sun* • Orhrawayi CONFIRMATIONS MADE INSTANTLY TRANSMISSIONS NEAREST CROSS STREET: WEDNESDAY tinrractof t MTatt* • FowitlaflM* en replacement window* BY OUR COMPUTERIZED SYSTEM Quality Veterinary Core Footman Joann 315CamegiaSt.. 38201 REAR ENDS'USED TIRES Premises Princeton Avenue may be obtained from Irene Drfrnrifri tltckt HOME IMPROVEMENTS CO. INC. ITFDarrin Linden Luncheon No. 1: Roast chicken, dinner roll. SIDING • Beck boa Mrvke7 For Appointment Mease Call Additional information can be Rivera Podcll at 396-9696, or Fftto I HO SERVICE CHARM FOR Mr Freeman Leroy C 1636 Lawrence St. 32340 • ALUMINUM • •AMJtioiu Low Low Prices on 750-3550 OFFICE and SHOWROOM found In the Sheriffs Office of Luncheon No. 2: Cheesesteak on bun. "Join our family of RESERVATIONS Rahway Nichole Peggins and Treana 30 Ytort Exptrienct Lf ItNMirti 'With thli coupon only. 24 ELM AVE. RAHWAY "" MoiOf Crtdrt Luncheon No. 3: Cold submarine sandwich with lettuce, •WOOD* satisfied customers in Bruce's Union County Lot 30, Block 596 Rtiitfcntiol • Commtrciol CUSTOM " .' Cordt Jkcttpttd Jones Pamela V 334 Steams St.. Rahway 39293 Simpson at 396-9666." •Si4nmfk$ Office: 227 MaM Street 964-6887 There is due approximately fresh fruit. HOME IMftOVEMINTS your neighborhood" Lucadamo John T 2144 Grey Ave., Evanston 111. 14773 Prizes and gift certificates Industrial Woodbridge, N.J. 07095 |Ovtr 100,000 cot* & itgt are tottnyd fri H.l. aiMvafyj $34,245.48 together with lawful FrM Eitimotii/Fully Insured AND RIPAIRS •Staos McGreevey Caroline 10 Stlma Ave.. 23522 Luncheons 1 and 2 will contain choice of two: DECKS financing available > WIDEST. .1946 ^ Aulo Wrecking Inc. Interest from the 23rd day • of will be awarded for the. best WILIIAM SMIITZIR FfM (tfimoftt Men.-M. 1-5 p.m. btcaott ffctjr are amnnttd or Veronica M Carteret September, 1987 and costs. potatoes, vegetable fresh fruit. McGreevey John P or costume in each category, 548-7744 381-8800 1082 St. Georgai Avti Female Cots $20 • Femak Dogi $25-$35 10 Stlma Ave. - 22669 The Sheriff reserves the right to THURSDAY ^ 388-3797 ^ 388-2457 Veronica M. Carteret the prettiest, ugliest, most 35 E. MILTON AVE. Rahway (next to Drug Fair) adjourn this sale. Luncheon No. 1: Lasagna with meat sauce; bread and 95 lEESVULf AVE RAHWAY Male Cats $15 • Male Dogs $20-$30 Moullon Thomas W or 610 Hamilton St.. 40228 original, funniest and scari- Richard T. Swisstack MATTI FRAZE & SON Sal Mortillaro RAHWAY SALVATORE ALFIERJ. butter, shredded lettuce, fruit. UfSVIlli & INHArHWNfl 388-1667 "' i faiefvrfe off fauwcafoftos M •xmfaaffeHf Claire M. Rahway est. Over $100 in prizes will COMPLfTE &miti| $c don F&P&A.T. ATTORNEY Luncheon No. 2: Batter dipped fish sub on bun, tartar & Sons — PAVING — EXPERT Nolan Kathleen 39 Mitchell Ave., Plscataway 39317 CX-9704 (DJ & RNR) be awarded. HOME IMPROVEMENTS Real. Rates Refs Avail SEAMLESS I Pentz Donald C or 13 Tracey Dr.. 25206 sauce (opt.). / Consolidated • Asphalt RALPH FROEHUCH, • RemodeBng Carrie P Mllltown ELECTRICAL Roofing Co. ALUMINUM ROOFING SHERIFF Luncheon No. 3: Egg salad sandwich. "OuaMr fooling lor ThrM 0«n«r*ion«" l& HF.ATINC^T • Addrtlom WTIRfOi SHCUUST Driveways loiv V—rif Rellly Robert K. 359 Linden Ave., Rahway 25120 GUTTERS Repk>cem«nt 4t-10/20. 10/27, 11/3 Luncheons 2 and 3 will contain choice of two: potatoes, • ExMrtj In all types of roofing | Siding WASHER Sera Catherine A. 217 Auth Ave., Iselin 29566 UCC to host • Building Wedding & 11/10/88 Fee: $112.84 • Kitchens • Painting •CLEAN OUTS • Seal Coating Windows ITF Ann shredded lettuce, fruit. • All work guarontMd ptn nmuin *• •$ | • Roofing/Siding Aluminum film, discussion • Commeronr • Fr«« roof imp»c1iom • Baths • Drop Ceilings • •REPAIRS Vinyl Gutters Sinnot Thomas Jr. 36 Plymouth Rd.. 35465 FRIDAY "Halloween Special" • CODVint KTKHOOM • AH types of carpentry • Rec Rooms • Electrical • RR Ties Invitations & • Each job personally KIMOMIWG • NfW •LEAF GUARDS Storm Doors • Indtntnat All mii guoionin} or Mary Ann Union Luncheon No. 1: Pizza parlor—choose your own pizza; svptrvisM eriTuutDM • Windows • Plumbing INSTALLED ALL WORK LANDSCAPING Smith Ann M 695 Stone St., 37590 • Fully insured • MTI>«IIOHS i llfkm • Tiling • Sheet Rocking DeptmMWt Swrk* "Our Land, Too", a film plain,sausage, pepperoni, peppers and onions. 382-4410 ' UK UWM CltANMO 541-1501 • SOFFET S FASCIA by ITF Adam Rahway GUARANTEED DRYER PUBLIC NOTICE documentary on the history Luncheon No. 2: Hot ham sandwich. cui NOW mi on low • »»»![« HIATUS 541-7356 • ALUMINUM TRIM WORK Smith Karen ITF Todd 1 Mt. Pleasant St. 31382 mm*, MTBIII/ • HtAIMC SliTIMS • OH ''ft (U*not* 486-5093 Fully insured - Free est. 382-1362 and legacy of the Southern Luncheon No. 3: Chicken salad sandwich. . TO 0*1 CONVIHUONS , Ho OttiffOt-ofl Regency SERVICES St. Johnsbury Vt. 145 Cvafrai Art., b/mtj, Hi I | SIAK IK.NO.45** | Full Im D*c*i FreeEst. Fully Ins. 25Yrt.Eip, FrMftt. REPAIRS Smith Maria G SHERIFFS SALE Tenant Farmers Union; will Each of the above luncheons will contain ghoulish green 5740687 541-8516 ;LAHK, 1746 Essex St., Rahway 33168 oopm-uu in-om PROMPT*C0URTE0US Suburban Realty 2464 Morris Ave., Union 30862 SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW be presented on Monday, beans, freaky fruit, goblin cookie. Come in — See Temay Thomas Jr. 372 W. Hazelwood 18650 JERSEY LAW DIVISION UNION October 24 at Union County Daily Specials M. Bettinger I LOCAL SIRVICI Clark Animal ••* ITF Robert C. 15 years r Rahway COUNTY DOCKET NO. College's Cranford Campus. Large salad platter with bread and butter, homemade ABLE METRO our Many Samples No Service Charge Hospital ' Wright Helen C. 783 Hamilton St., Rahway 1105 L-24177-84, J12094-84 Cavallero Construction Inc. CISLO experience Contracting & Quality If Repoirs Are Made Drs. Stanley Newman, D.V.M. • FALL CLEAN-UP 21-10/20,11/24/88 Fee: $121.52 H. L. Mitchell, co-founder soup, individual salads and desserts. COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL All work Home Improvement! Moving & Storage Inc. it. Qlhmt 10% Imt Lyndon Goldsmith ,»» of the historic union, will • FERTILIZING REUANCE SAVINGS &. LOAN Preannounced specials BUILDERS & RENOVATORS SIDING guaranteed Paving The Atom Tabloid David Fortna * f> ASSOCIATION, a state chartered offer a discussion following Menu subject to change • Doors • Decks ALLAN'S WASHER 1075 Westfield Ave^ • THATCHING 1 RATED TOP QUALITY 219 Central Ave. savings Institution, PLAINTIFFS the film presentation at 2 All typei of siding • Alterations/Renovotions • Driveway. & DRYER REPAIR Rahway VS. ZOE C. SAWICKI and LEON • Ntw Construction Siding • Windows • Roofs • SEEDING - SOD ALJ p.m. in the North Lecture • Purr inij I i Rahway, N.J. Call For A. SAWICKI DEFENDANTS • Innovations Dtcks • Windows * Additions AGENT 1986-1987 Appointment 388;3379 PUBUC NOTICE Kitchtns 574-1200 574-0289 Hall of the Science Building. RAHWAY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL • Additions • Alum/Vinyl Siding ICC-MC 107012 PC-00123 *5 OFF Cat & Dog Grooming cross • Rtploctmant Roofing/ • Roofing • Decks 180 OAK ST., RAHWAY Estimates 381'8053 CIVIL ACTION WRIT OF The union, founded by 11 Windows Skylights with this ad SHERIFFS SALE EXECUTION FOR SALE OF whites and seven blacks in -MONDAY For Free Estimate 381-8236 country PREMISES .Luncheon No. 1: Hamburger on bun. SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW 1934 near Tyronza, Ark., Licensed & 634-6630 or 396-4343 38143.1 636 7462 ••••••••••••••• The girls' and boys' cross JERSEY CHANCERY DIVISION .Luncheon No. 2: Bologna sandwich. 396-8850 By virtue of the above-stated writ helped farmers in the south- country team competed UNION COUNTY DOCKET NO. Fully Insured Fr» Estimate Fully Ins. Typing in my of execution to me directed I shall Each of the above luncheons will contain potatoes, Fully Insured Com./Res! F-2650-88 ern U.S. by mounting a home for your ALJ Boys' Soccer team against Immaculate and expose for sale by public vendue, In successful cotton pickers' , • vegetable, fruit. Governor Livingston on Oct. ROOM 207, In the Court House, In CHERBROOKE ASSOCIATES, strike despite violent fe'ac- TUESDAY MGMBUILDEBS business/ the City of Elizabeth. N.J., on 11, with both teams losing to assignee of Investors and Lenders, Luncheon No. 1: Italian cheese calzone. WEDNESDAY, the 26th day of tions from plantation AMC personal needs their conference rivals. The Ltd. PlalntlH VS HOWARD C. BCPtRT October A.D., 1988 at two o'clock owners. It soon claimed Luncheon No. 2: Tuna salad sandwich. • AM • level MASON * PAVINO s\ Want a g° continues undefeated season boys are 3-4 and the girls 0- McFARLANE and CHERYL r Quality in the afternoon of said day, all the Each of the above luncheons will contain tossed salad Stump Asphalt or Concrete McFARLANE his wife; THE some 31,000 members. • AMMons Professional 7. right, title and Interest of the above- ' w/dressing, vegetable, fruit punch, driveways • Sealing Building The Johnson Regional Dayton responded with a seniors Joe Danes and SUMMIT TRUST COMPANY, As a result of the ujiiqn's • OorMert Removal Co., Accurate center defenseman John On Saturday, Oct. 15 the named defendant In and to the WEDNESDAY All types of • Parking lots Jfc _ boys' soccer team (11-0-1) goal of its own in the third Howard Austrager and Heller in the center forward Defendant. following property, to wit: activities, President Franklin Inc. • Driveways is a teams competed in the Ran- Luncheon No. 1: Roast chicken, dinner roll; potatoes, masonry work • Concrete ond Confidential remained undefeated this to tie the game going into Junior Sibby Szelag. The property to be sold Is located D. Roosevelt appointed a • fireplaces position. dolph Invitational where CIVIL ACTION WIRT OF TREE SERVICE R/R Ties week with two victories vegetable, fresh fruit. •Mfcftent FREE EITIMATEI , the fourth quarter. Danco would end the Heller proved to be the EXECUTION FOR SALE OF In the Township of Clark In the commission on farm tenancy LOT CLEARING S they garnered three medals. County of Union and State of New . Luncheon No. 2: Cold submarine sandwich with lettuce, •faffcs FUUY WIUMD leiMeirtM Clark area over Mountain Valley Con- Early in the fouth game with three goals, MORTGAGED PREMISES on which the union was rep- & LAWN CARE difference by netting a goal Seniors Jerry Pumo and Jersey. fresh fruit. CewMrchl licensed MISOUHI ference rivals and .a dra- quarter, Junior Sibby Szelag Austrager with two and late in the fourth quarter resented. After World^War FULLY INSURED Donna Black placed 20 and Premises known as: 44 Canter- THURSDAY FREE ESTIMATES matic overtime win in the and Senior Howard Austra- Seniors Eric Markal and By virtue of the above-stated writ II, the union became Known • ADDITIONS • ADD A LEVEL and sending the game into 13 in their respective senior of execution to me directed 1 shall bury Drive Luncheon No. 1: Lasagna with meat sauce; bread and 289-4169 RON CORDERO 634-9038 862-2944 574-0492 574-1236 first round of the Union ger _netted_qne god apiece Yiannii_Prove!_with_ onegoal.. Tax lot Nojl In block No_37__ as the National Farmjjabor Fully Ins. - FreeEst. • DORMERS • NEW HOMES t _oy.ertime.JEhen-in_lhe-firsL raccs,-and sophomore Chris expose for sale by public vendus. In —-—buttefrShr«dded lettucerffUHT tic, t Fully Ins. FrnEst. County Tournament. giving the Johnson Cru- apiece. minute of O.T. Heller took ROOM 207, In the Court House, In Dimensions of lot: fApproxl- Union, which joined the On.Tuesday, October 11, Beer 20 in the junior divi- mately) 115'xl35' Luncheon No. 2: Egg salad sandwich; potatoes, CORONA saders a 3-1 lead. a pass from Senior Matt the City of Elizabeth, N.J. on American Federation of Jersey Siding Co., Inc. sion. WEDNESDAY, the 26th day of Nearest cross street: Stemmer shredded lettuce, fruit. CRIATIVI VIDIO CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. Johnson captured its ninth Dayton scored a final On Sunday, October 16, Chin and converted it into Labor with Mitchell as presi- A & G Construction Senior Craig Chern and October A.D.. 1988 at two o'clock Drive. A&A win of the season beating goal but could not ovetake dent. FRIDAY "Halloween Special" SHINGLES PRODUCTIONS the Crusaders battled Cran- the winning goal for John- sophomore Chris Braus in the afternoon of said day. There Is full legal description on Specializing In all types of Building Contractors Jonathan Dayton of Spring- file in the Union County Sheriffs .Luncheon No. 1: Pizza. • HOT TAR TREE SERVICE Preteitfi the Crusaders. ford High School at Clark son as they won 3-2 and Commonly known as: 31 Shet- Among Mitchell's accom- • SIDING • AHirttleni, all Meme both finished 22nd narrowly Office. Luncheon No. 2: Chicken salad sandwich. • GUTTERS/ field 3-2 at home in Clark. Two days later on Oc- in the first round of the captured their 11th victory. land Drive, Clark, New Jersey plishments during that time • WINDOWS PRO-QUALITY IIH pfO K % HMttt S missing medals. There Is due approximately Each of the above luncheons will contain ghoulish green LEADERS • Horn. I In this key conference tober 13, Johnson took on Union County Tourna- This upcoming week, the Lot: 5 Block: 45 was work in California • worm VIDEO Freshman match, Senior Chris Wei- Lot size: not available $8,991.02 and costs. beans, freaky fruit, goblin cookie. •ALL • CMMNTftr • deem / the Hillside Comets beating ment. Crusaders will be on the among migrant workers, or- PHOTOGRAPHY • Window Re Nearest cross street: Wendell The Sheriff reserves the right to ****** GENERAL REPAIRS •TUB landt scored late in the them 9-0. The first period Cranford took a 1-0 lead road as they face Governor adjourn this sale. ganizing an agricultural Crusaders Place Luncheons may contain 1/2 pint whole or skim milk Reasonable Prices featuring ART or HANK PALUMBO second quarter to give John- saw Johnson exploding going into the second half. Livingston of Berkeley There is due approximately Ralph Froehllch workers' drive out of which EMHMWiOftaiS Fully Insured Free Estimates MUtMUTMN The 1988 ALJ freshman Sheriff .;. Menu subject to change UUXUVM DUIKJ up rooTvr 6360278 aumrrr 388-5490 son a 1-0 lead. with four quick goals by Heights and Union High $123,544.17 together with lawful came Cesar Chavez' United All Work Guaranteed JUNeaUIUTT After a scoreless third AIL WORK GUARANTEED i. football team's win-loss re- School in the second round Interest thereon from June 20,1988 McCarter & English FREE ESTIMATES ( M I AN IONIO • PERSONAL "fnfrorfverary 20% dficwnf" 382-1844 period, Head Coach Larry CL-648 04 (DJ & RNR) Farmworkers. - •••» FULL UC. — HtH EST. FUUY INSURED • LEGAL THB NBW8PAPKR: I cord of 0-3-1 does not tell the and costs. • EDUCATIONAL THl Free Estimates of the Union County Tour- 4t-9/29. 10/6, 10/13 The public is invited to at- CALL TONY AT FIREWOOD Sturchio made a tactical There Is a full legal description on 355-6979 • COMMERCIAL -*^m licensed ond Fully Insured whole story. Johnson nament. & 10/20/88 Fee: $119.04 541-2338 ^TOMTABLOID City Hall decision placing Junior file In the Union County Sheriffs tend the program. Those in- Rahway students 634-3962 The freshman team has a Office. terested in more information large squad of 31 boys which gymnastics bowling The Sheriff reserves the right to should call Dr. Lawrence SEAMLESS SALES is almost 50% of the boys in adjourn this sale. attend poetry festival Hogan at 709-7176. SERVICE Frank Wietry, Jr. the 9th grade. Head Coach Rahway City Hall Em- RALPH FROEHUCH, GUTTERS Sal D'Addario ployees Bowling League re- On October 11, the SHERIFF Mode on your job sit*. . . FAMILY SERVICE INSURED WINDOWMAN Bob Delia Sala and Assistant dent Jeffrey Hutter partici- imiDlNTIAl SALVATORE ALFIER1, P.C. On October 7, fiveRah - colors avoiloble. Solid vinyl Enterprises sults of October 11: Johnson gymnastics team IN THIS AREA FOR t C0MMMCUI Coach Jack Giannattasio CX-243-04 (DJ & RNR) . way Senior High School stu- pated in Galway Kinnell's & aluminum sWino, roofing, BAYS • BOWS • GARDEN WINDOWS Ballbustcrs scored a 2 to 1 was defeated in a home in- . replacement windows, have been teaching the boys 4t--9/29,10/6, 10/13 The chicken Is able to run dents and eight from the discussion on poetry and re- OVER 40 YEARS Home Improvement Co., Inc. decision over the Recalls. meet by Cranford and Ro- sky lites A list of many football fundamentals and 10/20/88 Fee: $110.98 at fast as nine miles per city's Intermediate School, quested, on behalf of the • HEATING t AIR CONDITIONING • Custom Fit Strikers won the oddselle Catholic, 92.55 to hour. satisfied customers good sportsmanship since attended the Geraldine R. Rahway students, that the • GAS BOILERS • Draff Frtt • Roofing • Decks the beginning of September. game over the All Stars. 97.65 and 93.75, respective- • Seikei Tirf In • feiefafe* Vtayi Dodge Foundation Poetry poet recite one of his well-- • WARM AIR FURNACES • Screens hrefeM • Nerer Need Petaftas • 7. Thtrmaf • Siding Coach Delia Sala says, The Sixers scored a 2 to 1 ly. 494-5474 2 • Replacement Festival held at Waterloo known poems. In response, ••THWATM • rWesiieaei InifeterJofi win over the Invaders. Junior Karen Halleck B Mna ••THWATM •^ - MECHANICA1 CONTRACTORS • Additions Windows "Having a good team all Village in Byram Township. Kinnell thanked Jeffrey for Super Saver The Alley Cats scored a 2 was the top scorer for John- leaf 4 Gutter Screens HEATING SYSTEMS HUMIDIFIERS He*n> ».J, Men.-M. • Carpentry • Dormers comes down to discipline." 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Shop first Starting for the offense 161-180-168. give readings of their poetry. won first place in the 1987 fMA Certification « 600S four events as well as the A Member Of RAILINGS then call me. are Dan Rcdziniak, quarter- Over 1300 students from fvtf Msvrerf Al Parker - 177 all-around, where she post- Merit Book Awards), were back; Dave Bierstein, full- more than 153 schools at- Jessica Mizenko and Janet 15271995 Fully insured 381-0381 back; Anthony Moore and (submitted by Lorraine ed her highest seasonal 10 Yn. Exp. lie K fully ins. free <">t tended. In addition, both O'Leary of the Intermediate Plastic Coating Justin LaSala, halfbacks; Wright) score (35.25). 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I PAGE 12 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1988 RAHWAY NEWSRECORD/CLARK PATRIOT District to sponsor annual College Night Where There Is Smoke Most fire victims succumb to smoke ... not to fire. Over 130 institutions of students from the Regional attending College Night, and Carbon monoxide from a fire can render a person un- higher learning from 25 District and neighboring Mr. Gary Vance, the Direc- conscious after only a short period of time. different states wUl be repre- communities who are inter- tor of Tuition Aid for the However, if you have one or more working smoke sented when the Union ested in continuing their ed- New Jersey Department of detectors in your home, you double your chances of sur- County Regional High ucation after high school are Higher Education, will con- viving a fire. Smoldering fires caused by discarded smoking 1/ 'i (I /.' II • School District No. 1 spon- encouraged to attend, as are duct a presentation concern- sors its annual "College their parents. ing finqn^al aid for college. materials (the leading cause of U.S. fire deaths) and other h r ,-!»r Night" on Monday, October Representatives from For more information, sources are discovered quickly by smoke detectors. • 'i 24, from 730 to 9-JO pjn. at public and private colleges; contact Mrs. Jane Laustsen, Since many of these fires occur at night, while people ..'$•< the Jonathan Dayton Re- two- and four-year institu- Director of Guidance at are asleep, the loud, piercing alert siren from the alarm gional High School, Moun- tions, and schools boasting Jonathan Dayton Regional alerts residents in time to escape ... alive! tain Ave., Springfield. All liberal arts, science, busi- High School, at 376-6300 on *WV* ness, vocational and techni- any school day. cal programs will be among Seminar for those in attendance. Local schools such as i " • 1 budding Rutgers, The State Univer- sity, Seton Hall University, Get a grip entrepreneurs Montclair State College, The International Asso- Kean College, Union ciation of Entrepreneurs, a County College, {Catherine on the news! not-for-profit organization, Gibbs School, Fairleigh will hold its three-day Basic Dickinson University, Capri Find out what's happening CHOICE STUDENTS... Johnson Regional Principal David Month" for July, August and September, from left, Joseph Training Seminar from Institute and Drew Univer- in the Rahway-Clark areal Carl (left) Is pictured with the school's "Students of the I Loong, Craig Chern and Jennifer Burns. Friday, Oct. 21 through Sat- sity will be represented, as urday, Oct. 23, at a con- will not-so-local schools SUBSCRIBE TO ^^ venient site'still being deter- such as the University of Three named 'Students of the Month' mined. Pennsylvania, Providence f&ecorb The 24-hour course is in- College, Harvard Univer- tended to help budding en- sity, the University of Chi- at Johnson Regional High School trepreneurs focus on their cago, Syracuse University, goals and formulate practi- Duke University, the Uni- Three outstanding in- The Arthur L. Johnson delegate to the American school years. During the cal plans for achieving them. versity of Arizona and the dividuals who are currently 'Student of the Month" for Legion Jersey Boys' State summer, he represented his The hours of the course at 6 United States Air Force enrolled as seniors at the Ar- August is Craig Chern. Craig Leadership conference held school as a delegate to the p.m. to midnight Friday, 10 Academy. thur L. Johnson Regional has maintained honor roll at Rider College. American Legion Jersey a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday and status for the past three High School in Clark have Boys' State leadership con- 10 a.m. to 6 pjn. Sunday. The Directors of Gui- years and is currently the Joseph Loong is the John- recently been chosen as the ference at Rider College and The registration fee for dance from all four Union President of the ALJ chap- son Regional "Student of the Union & Middlesex Counties Out of County and State school's "Students of the participated in an intensive the entire three-day course County Regional High ter of the National Honor Month" for September. Month" for July, August and college-level academic pro- is $95.' For more informa- Schools — Jonathan Day- 1 Year $15.00 1 Year • $20.00 Society. He has accom- September, 1988, based on Joseph is currently serving as gram at Brown University in tion, including the seminar's ton, David Brearley, Gover- 2 Years • S27.50 , 2 Years • $37.50 plished this while participat- their achievements, accom- the Vice-President of the Providence, Rhode Island. location, or to register, con- nor Livingston and Arthur 3 Years • S40.00 3 Years • $55.00 ing on school teams in base- plishments and involvement ALJ Student Council, Key Most recently, Joseph was tact Joan Alevras at 661- L. Johnson — will be in at- ball, basketball, track and in various activities during Club and National Honor selected as a Semifinalist in 2195. tendance and available for Please enter my subscription to the Rahway News the past three months. The the National Merit Scholar- cross country. Craig is also Society, but he still finds the consultation, as will other Record or The Clark Patriot starting immediately. honored students from ship program for 1989, based active in the Johnson Re- time to stay active in the counselors from the Gui- Enclosed is my check, cash or money order to cover Johnson Regional are Jen- on his outstanding perform- gional Band, Spanish Club, school's Drama Depart- /Wonder what dance Departments of the subscription. nifer Burns, Craig Chcrn ment. A member of the Ar- ance on last year's Prelimi- X. would have said four schools. and Joseph Loong. Student Council and was the thur L. Johnson Drama nary Scholastic Aptitude The Guidance Informa- NAME PHONE Jennifer Burns is the ALJ Chairman of the 1988 Prom Honor Society, Joseph has Test/National Merit Schol- tion System (GIS), a com- "Student of the Month" for Committee. This summer, participated in several plays arship Qualifying Test puter program which dis- STREET ADDRESS July. Jennifer has been active he represented ALJ as a and musicals during his high (PSAT/NMSQT). penses information on col- on the Student Council since leges from all over the na- CITY STATE ZIP her sophomore year and was tion, will be available for use recently elected as its Presi- Antonelli marks by the students and parents 219 CENTRAL AVE., RAHWAY, NJ. 07065 dent. She also serves as the Handicapped Assistant Editor of the 5 years service "Lance," the Johnson Re- driver's guide Rosemary Antonelli of gional yearbook. An avid Clark recently marked her tennis player, Jennifer has available fifth-year anniversary with been a member of the Girls' Elizabethtown Gas Com- Varsity Tennis team at ALJ A newly revised hand- for training handicapped pany. for four years and has icapped driver's guide and drivers, driving tips, and in- designation of handicapped Antonelli joined the util- worked for the Clark Rec- surance and parking infor- ity in 1983 and is currently an reation Department as a ten- accessible accommodations mation. in AAA TourBooks are analyst in the rates and plan- nis instructor and day camp ning department. She is lo- counselor. This past sum- components of the Ameri- Individuals interested in can Automobile Associa- cated in Elizabethtown's mer, she represented her obtaining a copy of the headquarters in Elizabeth. school as a delegate to the tion's ongoing effort to im- guide, may do so by sending American Legion Girls' prove the mobility of the $1.25 (to cover the cost of State leadership conference handicapped. postage) to the AAA New held at Rider College in La- The guide also highlights Jersey Automobile Club, wrenccvillc, New Jersey. new areas of handicapped- Safety Department, 1 Outside of school, Jennifer is driver research, including Hanover Rd., Florham Park, ^JhB-firit concrete. ro«Lin_ a religious education information abourr- TO 07932^ the U.S. was laid In Detroit teacher at St. Agnes Church In 1908. in Clark, where she also serves as a lector. United Way Phone-a-thon Sunday *»14 invite you On Sunday, October 23, between 2 and 4 p.m., the to come see us United Way of Eastern Union County (UWEUC) fox youx will hold a phonc-a-thon to expand its community con- idinq Unvitations tribution base. "We hope to duplicate last year's success- ful telephone-marketing Establish a personal revolving line of credit based on campaign," says Louis Haw- kins, Promotional Sales the equity in your home. Manager for Schnitzer Alloy 15% and UWEUC 1988-89 Cam- paign Chairman. Now thru Volunteer United Way canvassers, from all sectors Oct. 31,1988 CURRENT RATE: A.P.R; of the community and all 10.84% walks of life, will be manning Of you have a specific styCe and the phones in this effort as SPECIAL FEATURES: - * ,. UWEUC begins its effort to wording in mind fox youx raise the $2,226,000 needed to fund the 55 human-care invitations, we invite, you to stop, agencies supported in Eliza- beth, Rahway, Garwood, in. *We can snow you an extensive . \ Hillside, Winfield, Linden, Clark, Kenilworth, Spring- selection and you axe suxe to find A ' field, Union, Roselle and • Amool percentage rate for the month of October. Rate is 2.75% over the one-year U.S. Treasury Securities Index : 1 ""Roselle Park. youx ityLe. "^S-o (constant maturity) and is adjustedmonthly to reflect current market rates. Individuals who would like to volunteer to help in this effort should contact At For additional information, contact one of our branch offices or call 820-5970. United Way of Eastern <> This Is a Bmited offer to qualified borrowers within our trade area and is subject to change or withdrawal at any time and without prior notice. Union County at 820-5808. 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