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RAHWAY NEWS PFrnpn/TLARj<_PATRIP' AGE 16 THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 1J\ 1971 Sweeney wrote. The book is "Cindy and Kicky Run a Pet Armed Eorcfes Shop. Animals Will Entertain The animals will do a total of 24 tricks. This Is the only Hews-Stecord act in the whole world where Reservist Children at Library a house cat is featured. Also appearing with Mr. McSweeney will be the Har- To Be Stationed The Pipe Shop, 62 H. Mil- STap^r at S Singapore and .hanghau monica Sisters, three girls NEW JERSEY'S OLDEST-WEEKLY NEWSPAPER EST- 1822 111 appear at ™« Shanghai and Singapore are from Union Recreation Har- ton Ave., Rahway (RNR) Doug's Luncheonette, 163 In the Antarctic .ibrary on Friday, Nov. 26, ^ lna ^^ Mr_ Mc_ monica Band. The girls are Damage Controlman John t 2 p.m. E. Hazelwood Ave., Rahway (RNR) „ Welsh, son of Mr. and Mrs. i%& Beverly Sweet Shop, 141J G, C. Welsh of 1420 Church 15 CENTS Main St., Rahway (RNR) St., Rahway, will be spend- RAHWAT7TJHVT JERSEY, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24 J 971 Gee's Colonial Sweet Shop, ing the next year in the VOL. 149, NO. 46 1588 Irving St., Rahway (RNR) Antarctic with the Navy. He Ducoffs Stationery, U57 joined the Naval Reserve Frank McSweeney Irving St., Rahway IRNR) last February. Grand Confectionery, 505 GIFT PRESENTED ... Mrs. Robert Brandner, presi- Mr. Welsh will be one of Debbie and Karen Scarlato the 156 men who will be sta- of Union and Robin Trencher E. Grand St., Rahway (RNR) dent of tile Rahway Jaycee-ettes, left, in the photo SAVINGS CERTIFICATE ACCOUNTS Ernie's Candy Store, 296 above left, presented the Rahway chapter's former tioned by the Navy in Ant- of Hillside. The girls play arctica and will be a member Interest from Day of Deposit the harmonica while the dogE. Grand St., Railway (RNR) rostrum to Mrs. J. A. DeLucia, president of the Ir- Somers Luncheonette, 434 vington Jaycee-ettes, a new chapter of the state or- of theMcMurdo Fire Depart- 1 .„..._*.-* PAAI/ plays the piano, drum and Rahway sisters delivered Emerson Ave, Rahway. Mr. organ. W. Grand" Ave., Rahway(RNR) ganization, during the Oct. 27 meeting. Mrs. Richard ment there. LaWrCliCe LOOK Perez Confectionery, 527 Indiven, state president, is shown in the photo at right He expects to return home Airman Lawrence C. sons within nine hours at Glass recently was dis- Mr. McSweeney also is aW. Grand Ave., Rahway(RNR) during a visit to the Rahway, chapter. in November 1972 and to be Cook, son of Mr, and Mrs. Rahway Hospital on Tuesday, charged from the Air Force. part-time school bus driver Jerry's Luncheonette, separated from active duty Ralph N. McKinley of 1615 Nov. 16. Their obstetrician. Both couples were mar- fox the Clark, sciiouls^ 1062 We~Stfieid Ave.f ftahway in ^lay ia23*.Upon-bia Lawrence__£t«, Rahway, re- Or, Ctiariejs .Hely_^ said it ried- Free tickets for the live he plans to return to college ceived _iis first O^S, "Air was his first such case in Pecoral$ on Sept. 12 and aniinai program are available • Jaycee-ettes Entertain 25 years of pracilce- to study for the ministry. Force duty assignment after Mr. and Mrs. Glass on ,Oct_ to grade school boys and O Johnnies Variety—SJaup, completing basic. training_at Shortly after midnight on 3. The Pecorale~~baby was girls at the children's deak 170 WestflHd Ave,, Clark Nov. " 16," 2D-year-old OTrB ue on Nov. 2CT5ut~flie Glass Linden Unit Members John P. Hatoer the Air Training Command's Catherine Pecorale was ad- baby was long overdue^ hav- ucation will have to bear the of the board, warned at last state withdraws "funds ~frorri~ of the library. The program is ) include *, JLarJrianri A Ftt TPX ...The air*- GQ-©r-d-schooL^*ild-_^ Ai* 7 a.m., her first child, a programs instituted with bchouL auditorium. Biggins or state nionev once the sr.au "ihe Board of Education Mr. Higgins made his w ill ge'nre'e^e'r~aTrcr'degpre Regulate Pozgav was induct s pp ~~Harvey"s """XOTrfectionery;—programs hf*r hnfihflndT waRhnrp, the for funding of a,program in 1473 Raritan Rd., Clark(CH) Mrs. Mrs. Pecorale was taken to the Hendrickson family. high school equivalency for Colonial Deli. 2397 St- president uf the Rahway Jay- man Cook is a 1971 graduate Room 407 after the birth. Cousins who shared a mu- 7273 "Tl"d ha^ E. Guila- George Ave., Railway (R~NTC~ c ee-ettes, nnrr u U u c u d hom., e- ^porrr- .W -any i-gconduet— of Union Cathofiplys mgn ?TC~V:4U a.m., Mrs. Pe- tuai T5th" birthday cele- get lor the program amounts gher (D-N.J.) Is sponsoring siun, a program, "A Salute Scho 1 bcotch PlalnB & CP) guests, Mrs. Carol Wheat, ing anti-st5bmarine training corale*s 22-year-old sister, bration on Oct. 19 were Ed- to $8,600. The cost to the a bill designed to protect to Walt Disney," was pre- in the North At- ° ' - Mrs. Ann Glass, was ad- ward Hendrickson, the new Paul's Soda Shop, 22H W. Area 111 vice president, M rs. exercises HAPPY OCCASION ... Celebrating births of sons at Rahway Hospital are Mr. and Mrs. Rahway board would be the Atlantic Coastal area sented. Several members mitted. At 3:55 p.m., her mothers* brother, and Ri- Scott Ave., Rahway (RNR) Joanne Federlco, Area 111 Herbert Glass, at left with son, Herbert, and Mr, and Mrs. Anthony Pecorale and son, $2,867, one-third of the total from offshore oil drilling visitation chairlady; Mrs. stated a skit, "Three Utile lantic. fir-et child, an eight-pound chard Hendrickson, a cousin Truppa Deli, 1657 Irving Thrift shop Open Anthony, shown with Dr. Charles Hely. Mrs. Glass and Kirs* Pecorale, sisters, gave birth coat. Enrollmsnt would be operations. Gary Tozgay, wife of a Jay-Pigs." A social hour fol- three-ounce boy, whom she who lives at 8 Village Green, St., Rahway (RNR) lowed. Gregg C. Kubu to their sons the same day, Nov, 16. _ [he Rahway Hospital restricted to Rahwav resi- "Thousands of miles of cee member; Mrs. Jo Favor The Rahway Service named Herbert after her Colonia, and Colin Stanton, minimum $5,000. G & B Variety, 9o0 St. Mrs. Richard indiven, NK-dical Staff elected offi- dents and no tuition would be Guaranteed for 1 years priceless East Coast areas, of the Clark Jaycee-ettes; Marine First Lt. Gregg gue Thrift Shop will be open husband, was born. Mrs. a cousin who lives at 294 charged. including those along the New George Ave., Rahway (RNR) Mrs. Maryann Fagano, Lin- state president of the Jav-C, Kubu, son of Mr. and Glass joined her sister in W. Lincoln Ave., Roseile cers and department chair- Dickert's, 170 Inman Ave. Tuesday, Nov. 23. Ihe store men for 1972 at its annual The application was ap- Jersey shore, could be dealt den Jaycee-ette president,1CBluclll , cee-ettes, attended the Rah- rs. Clayton E. Kubu of is located on Irving Street. Room 407. Park. Colonia (RNR) meeting tfl the hospital on .pr_Qved by a 3-2 vote. Join- a stunning economic and en- and other Linden r^embers way Jaycee-ettes meeting 4i0°Seminary"Av7,/andhus- Mr. and Mrs. Pecorale Bill's Deli, 426 St. George I- riday night. ing with Mr. Higgins in vo- vironmental blow if an oil presentesent. in September and spoke about band of ^ formforme'err MiSs reside at 1828 Whitder St., Ave., Rahway (RNR) I in- officers are Or. ting against the motion was slick were loosed anywhere Frojects started by the becoming involved in chapter Nancv H Markel of 2166 LEGAL NOTICE Rahway. Redskins Compete Dietrick's, 691 Jaques Ernest. L, Luw eastern uf Louis G. Boch, president. Oil rh_e Atlantic Coast/' Rep. discus- activities. WhiiWhittiee r bSt.e, all of RahwaRahwayy , liiii> wil 1 In- rccei veil Mr, and Mrs, Glass are Kahwj\, president; Or. The members who voted in Gallagher said. Ave., Rahway (-RN-R) - is a member of the Third •VJmiiii.siraior temporarily living with her favor of the application were Marine Division's Okinawa- tin- ('ii In Two Parades Three teachers were ap- resignation of Mrs. Shirley liLCkcy. Aaron J. Kaycofi of Eliza- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- beth, vice president, and Dr. Joseph F. Kernan, Dr. John based Battalion Landing ward Hendrickson of 138 W. The Rahway Redskin pointed to positions in the Bosek, who plans to retire Miss Alice I'wgau u at J. Sprowls and Lawrence ( OIIUI' 1 I ( Rahway public school sys- on Dec. 31. named advisor tor int.- 11IL;ti Vincent Tanzi ot Colonia, Team 3/9 aboard ships of I.ill, 1470 Marching Band was invited Pratt. ti^e Seventh Fleet operating to participate in the Me- tem by the Board of Educa- Resignation of Mrs. Sonia school newspaper. She will secretary-treasurer. tion last week. Iht- chairmen are as fol- Mr. Higgins stated that he in the Western Pacific. tin f out' Motor tuchen Christmas Parade Greenspan, effective Oct. 29, receive S5U0 fur the 1971- Releases and the Woodbridge Christ- Mrs. Arlene Delmonacoof was accepted. 72 school year. lows: Or. Richard Newman does not object to having the mas Parade. 893 Hamilton St., Rahway, The board authorized a The board acct-ptv-l tht of Rahway, department of " p rograrh" ope ri~~to~p"Bb"y Jeffrey DiBella was engaged as an elemen- maternity leave of absence, resignation of (Jeurgt Ladia, surgery; Or. George Mil- dents, to foreign-born per- Need Facts The former will be held sons who threw away their Jeffrey J. DiBella, 24, son tary teacher at the salary uf from Jan. 1, 1972, to Sept*. Roosevelt School custodian, ler of Hah way, department from H rnn.iii k I'-nm-r, Nov. 29 at 7 p.m. and ie opportunity for a high school of Mr. and Mrs. Gustave A. sponsored by the Metuchen $9,325 a year. Mrs. ember 1973. to Mrs. Anne who will rt'tire on Dec. 31. of medicine; Dr. Dominic Su p l • (in 'I Getme-naee-, wht> h-as two -diploma.—He— addedUthax—the- DiBclla of £30 Harvard -St., KIT'S And Care Chamber of Commerce. community isaided when its Rahway, was promoted to ni'i.i \ *S cu years of teaching experi- merit of oSstetrics-gynecol- Many releases submitted The Woodbridge Christ- ence, holds a master's de- i->£>'; Dr. hdward Levitzky residents who do not have a Army First Lieutenant while j mas Parade^ also a-cornpo- New Day Care Center high " "scttool ~~eHocstloTT~&'re~ serving with the -63rd -Signal A t;*iriili*ui to the newspaper Utoly have gree. The appointment will oT" "Rahway, department of in ution event, sponsored by be effective Jan. 1. able to gain a high school Battalion in Vietnam. " not been pr-epar-«ti-pr-opexly-_- pcdu.Lr.icj2. and. Or, John the ainuuiH ui W ','t til All releases should tell when the Woodbrfdge Recreation —cquivaiencv-ccjJtiucaxe,-^- — Lt. DiBella Is the adjutant Miss Patricia Brennan Kemck of Rahway, depart- ~Dr.~E."C~. Uowensteit lur ihf purc-li.tNf of 1 .,il'orutor\ Mr. Brown was one of six familites with young children the program. a deadline character, should cate. who have either economic, The center will be financed examination a year later and pediacric cardiology at Seton Fort Knox, Ky. Furnishings .nni F.^uipmt-ni [or be submitted a week in ad- men arrested during a raid by tuition and by contribu- received-his license to prac- "This is "another example tin* HJIIWJ) W.m-r [)i*[i.trl!in-nt. Six teachers were added social, emotional or educa- Hall. ^TbuiTcHoicE He received instruction in vance. This gives the staff by Woodbridge police at the tions from the community. tice in that state. He mo4ved of a gimmick with the state Spi'ci (i i".11 ioiih iniiv bt- se- to the substitute list. They tional needs; including fam- lie has instructed np chil- —drill—and r.prpmnnles. wea- _if. Motor bodge —a±=e—Mr-s. Eleanor Gogfettm,- ~No—rederai—funds- wtii be ~ Jersey ~ancT~started startingr -to pay the- COST/' run- from—H-**rni*ui—k l b dren's chest diseases at Sea pons, map reading, eombat anJ Ilupineer, R they need it, and.more Motel on Route 9. The offi- Mrs. Mildred Jones, Mrs. emotional needs, or those sought. his private practice in Rah- Mr. Higgins declared. cers said they confiscated way in 19'M. View Hospital, has been The board authorize tactics, military courtesy, Ufpanmenli 10 45 Nellie Weber, Mrs. Diane under economic pressure., Representatives from city chairman of professional ed- \n'nue, Rahu .iy to concentrate on public 290 bags of heroin. Washington trips for ninth military justice, first aid, ficlJ Thomson, JohnSottarelli and The center is designed to orgaTTrzrattorra- have made a During W'urld War II, he ucation at Rahway Hospital J frat U70t)3. grade pupils. The trips will and army history and tra- ade p meetings. William Sohayda. ••— _. .committment to serve un was a captain in the Army since 1063, and was appoin- the ""~E5Tir7T~TTrTttr~ecrors. A be matte~on March 2, 3 and ditions, .»hlf to ihe Cit\ The- board accepted the less dependent on public as- Medical Corps in the Pacific ted clinical assistant pro- of the total City's Civil Defence Unit partial listing of the board and die Chlna-Uurma-lndia 4 and on March y, 10 and tlie amount of H sistance and develop more fessor at Rutgers Medical 11. FREE liui inus.1 .icrmnjj proposal self-reliance by gaining em- members follows: Mrs. Ed- [heater. School in 1971. ECONOMV SPECIAL HO 2 ECONOMY SPECIAL NO. 3 Timothy Maloney Municipal C.ounril rcservrs Junior Highs ward Canfield, Mrs. John Dr. Newman, a graduate Employment of an addi- ECONOMY SPECIAL NO 1 ployment. Dr. Fenick, a graduate of BAR-BQ SPECIAL Army Private Timothy B. llie rij^hl lo rejerl any or .ill Casey, the Rev. John Las- tional teacher's aide for the Eligible for US (grants The community of Rahway of Columbia College and Rutgers I'ruversuy and 2 LBS ITALIAN SAUSAGE CHUCK STtAR ROUND GROUND liiii^ at, deemed in the IH-^I sidy, Mrs-, Raymond East- young emotionally disturbed CHICKENS Maloney, 20, son of Mr. and is 'expected to benefit in 1 ults_ L'niYerslLy Medical minimum $1,000. 5 LBS BOX FRANKS 4 LBS CHICKENS CHICKENS in tirr of Kahvsiiv Qn Tues- the citv Civil Defense unit had a Civil Defense director will be the recording by reducing their dependence Dr. Newman is assistant co 1957. ECONOMY SPECiai NO Jay, November ^Oftff ni 9JS0 O'Fl-aheny, Mrs. Stanley of the cost. ECONOMY SPECIAL NO b ECONOMY SPECI&1 NO dents learn the duties of a eligible for federal grants- the equal of Mr. Papirnik. "You're a Good Man, Char- on welfare. clinical professor of surgery • ECONOMY SPECIAL NO Parker, Miss Rose Sa- Dr. Fenick IIJS been on Installation of a chain link SIRlOIN STEAK Tank Crewman, including the A.M. ii the ttounciT Cllianiber^ lie Brown/' and crayon at Rutgers University and a 5 LBS CH1CK1NS ICUt up) CHICKEN BfitASl of Cit\ Hall, 1-170 Campbf 11 in-aid. The work he is doing is 2. The State Department the Rahway hospital Medi- 4 LBS CHICKEN LEGS a IBS CHUCK GROUND CHICKEN LEGS CROSS RIB ROflST firing of the tank's arma- and watercolor drawing. pienza, David Smith, 'Mrs. lecturer at the New Jersey fence at Franklin School was CHUCK GROUND SlrcL-t, HuhwH\,Nfw Ji-r^t;\ for ample proof of that," Mayor of Education has indicated cal Staff since 195S. He is Z LBS SAUSAGE 3 IBS SHOULDER LAMB ITALIAN SAUSAGE ment and small weapons, Carl E. Spring, keith Stinger College of Medicine. authorized^ The low quo- 3 LBS CHUCK GROUND CHOPS CHUCK GRODNO STEW BEEF tin.' purt'liasie of out- Sprctro- Martin stated. All Junior high aged stu- that some of the root causes an attending, lii-geiiex-al-p-r-ac— RFFF PATTIES antnrennetb Tdll tatton-of 3-tBSr-BE£F-MIW * •' m-l-WHAM-WUSAGf- EOEJL lnstruc- "ptroinTri e-Tcr ftrr—th Jjons to Ask Aid ~dcnts are-hnvttett; of eTe"m"e"nta"ry "and high "tJr. KTlller, "a" graduate of tice and die chairman of the 3 LBS CHUCK STEAKS CROSS RIB ROAST CHOPS FRANKS The "Program Paper" Is Georgetown College and by the Hurricane Fence 2 LBS rRANKS 5 LBS TOP SlttLOIH ROAST SPARE RIBS r department of general prac- CHUCK STEAKS m ii\ be ^tr- a detailed annual worksheet Georgetown University Company, it was reported. 3 LBS SPARE RIBS FRANKS map reading and tank: main- • - tice. 19.95 24.95 tenance and repair. frum HiTiiian Klfiiner, At Football Game showing the planning and Santa Arrives on Dec. Red Cross School of Medicine, interned 14.95 17.95 mid l"'.nginet*rt H, Rahway, really uate training "program andls all theme of the sale ie "Be of the-Esso Research and munity Bloodmobile of rhc New York Universities. Dur- over 2O0 Brownie, Junior, IB IBS I O.Vj ihe r i (j; In lo r e j e el any or of festivity in downtown Rahway on Dec. 4. put tile Kahway First Aid 20LBS.l9.95 receiving training at the Na- liid« oy d<>enu-d in the best Thankful You Can See." Engineering Company, Lin- American Red Cross will ing, World War 11, he served and Cadette level Scouts who 16.95 ,» The .jolly man in the red suit will land at the Redevelopment C olumbun Squad's mannequin, Kcsusi- ECONOMY SPECIAL NO. 14 ECONOMY SPECIAL NO 15 val Recruit Training Center, interest o( ihf City ol Kahw uy. Proceeds of the fund den, and a lifelong resident be held at the in the South Pacific and was attended, under the direction ECONOMY SPECrAL HO. 13 10 LBS HEN TURKEY area,Main St.and Milton Ave., at 2 p.m. After his arrival, Annie, through her paces ECONOMY SPECIAL NO 12 4 LBS RUMP ROAST Great Lakes, 111. noBi-:nf w. raising drive will be uaed of Rahway, ie the first dl- Club, corner ol Jaques and _thxu-asslrita-nc—chief of medi- of Mrs. Frank— Gahisso of 5 IBS. SIRLOIN ROAST -4-LBS.EflRttRHOJUSE- STEAK :tade--&-iH>ugh--^ during Skills Day at Merrill 4 LBS. EYtflOUNb 4 LBS. CUBEOSUAK * ^Up'ohT^Grrtpletion--of-train- to support the" TJIonfe Club's rector In "thi& city's history r._p Inman Av^n-ue^, Kaliwiy^ un. cine ur Ncwron 1). Balcer Iselin and Iselin Senior 2 LBS. GROUND CHUCK 5 LBS CHICKEN LEGS or 5 LBS PORK LOIN ROAST decorated float. He will be accompanied Park on Saturday. 7 LBS PORK CHOPS 5 LBS. BEEF PATTIES ing, he will return home sight conservation and blind to successfully complete with a specially Monday, DL-C. O, tHiv\cen 2 General Hospital, Martins- Troop 43U, led by Mrs. Finn 4 LBS SIRLOIN STEAK 2 LBS T BONE STEAKS BREASTS [-;ilen i i'Brien, pat Ue- d_LBSi_SjRl0»N ROAST by little Miss Railway, Tammy Cashion, burg, \V. Va. 7 LBS SHOULDER LAMB 4 LBS PORK CHOPS 4 LBS. GROUND CHUCK for a short leave before LEGAL NOTICE charitable activities in the both the Civil Defense man- along his route and 7 p.m. Syvertsen. 5 LBS. LDIN PORK ROAST 5 LBS. DROUHITCHOCK and her court. The parade will end at the Lewis Street Klggi, and Mary Jean Curry CHOPS 3 LBS. TOP ROUND being assigned to a new duty Sealed bids will be r^c-eived city and state. These pro- agement tmd the Civil De- and her court. Any club church, tr.ut/rnal Dr. Miller is chairman of LONDON BROIL 4 LBS. FRANKFURTERS 5 LBS. CHICKEN parking lot where a giant Christmas tree will be lit. inatrucLL-d i?«,;outt. m the chal- 3 LBS. SPARE RIBS 5 LBS. BEEF PATTIES 3 LBS- LONDON BROIL station. by the BuMiners Administrator grams have in the past in- fense planning and opera- organization or industry, rc- coronary care at Rahway IN THIS lSSUK 4 LBS. LOIN PORK ROAS.T 4 LBS. CHUCK STEAKS Jaycees were successful in arranging to have Santa stay lenge of emergency i:re[>ard- 3 LBS. CALIFORNIA ROAST 4 LBS. ITALIAN SAUSAGE S LRS. PORK CHOPS of the City of Ruhwu\ on Tues- cludedi donations of tele- tions courses offered by Rut- gardlesb uf sizu, nuure^ct-d 1 lospital 3 LBS. CHICKEN day, November 30th, at 9:45 gers University. in town for awhile. The children will be able to visit him ness skilly -such as first aid, Church 30.95 binoculars, Braille typewri- in forming a blond program, 10 23.95 409 A.M* in lh<* Council Chambers in downtown Rahway during Monday, Wednesday, and Friday should call tht IU d Cross communications, and com- Classified 21.95 Display Paintings of City Hall, 1470 Campbell ters, sight-saving books, "Because of his work," , wheelchairs, and complete evenings from 6 to 8:30 p.m. and on Saturday afternoon from office at 381-2suo. Continue Project fort in a c rislfa. Editorial Street, Runway, N ew. Jersey [or Mayor Martin said, "thecity Mrs. Walter Luckhurst Movies Dttpo&it arty amount — any tim«h— All d0pQMl5_iilS^5_?il_^l boforo tho 12th of October eye examinations and eye- 1 to 5 p.m., starting Dec. 4. the purchiise of ono Mugic recently received a reim- conducted a nature work- Obituaries earn interest from tho 1st. Paid or compounded quarterly. — SWm 87 Srm B Available for Sale Pole A d j u «t u 1) 1 e C an l ry Type glasses for indigent Rahway bursement check from the For Recruiting 10 M.P, ModelNo. 1_4O815311 o.r children. shop. Ray Hoagland. 8 On display ln the Clark federal government and. is Delaware-Karitan Seniors Social News... Public Library are paintings upproved equal for the "Division "Lions members will be eligible for further grants- ...... 2 bv members of the Clark Art soliciting donations at Rah- in-aid, including assistance Of- Volunteers de m"o"nstr4ted camping an"Cl" "Sports...' in the construction of a new Project Do Something of other outdoor sklllb, nature Weddings .5-6 57O INMAN AVE. COLONIA, N.J way-Colonia football game the Rahway Jaycee^and Jay- nnd filngineert Hahuuy ^at Vetcrang_Fleld on Thanks- emergency operating center cee-ettes will conuYwc for _ — 1^ ' _ '- A fi E-E-Z2 .Financin.Financingg Ar'rantjfcl' theme,, Each painting is Dcpttrtmcrtt, 1045 West- giving Day., said -John-Pit^ to bo located In the new one more week, it was an- E'nPMVER 382-16211 T.oke.,.T.ako.S3 or 4 M6n,thsMbnt ' tr^ Pay priced at $25, and all arefield Avenue, Rah way. New chell, Jr., president. ~~Police Headquarters." nounced yesterday. &, Loan Ass«tin«io« iramed and wired for hang- Jemey 07065. The organizations have A eeri-ifiod dieck mtule pay- been conducting a campaign These works will be itio amount_pf lQ%.of tW total He w^0rcl in a n ce Gonf Fb Is to have Rahway residents exhibit throaghout the bid must accompany propomil. l»ri\r-lit Window volunteer to work in behalf months of November arid De- Municipal Council reacrvcu of sorfve worthwhile cause. Open .Daily !» in cember. All sales are to be the riplit to rejefct any or all French Fries as- dc^iYrtftr^n^-^mr-bewr ive Tree Cutting The .Tnyceop and Jaycee- of theClty ol Iluhway* ettes have distributed Mrs. Bette Weiss at 381- ROBERT SCIIUOF An ordinance to regulate indiscriminate cutting of trees printed forms which can be 6567, reports WLca. R. C.Acting Business Administrator In Rahway and to protect - the growth of trees was adopted filled out by persons desir- publicist for the CAA. by the Municipal Council. - ing to volunteer their ser- The ordinance applies to all persons or corporations vices for specific endeavors. applying for building permits for more than one dwelling With the application forms or--for a permit for a dwelling to bo^crectofl as part of an uncompleted development. in which thecompleted forms The law was enacted because indiscriminate and excessive may be depositied. cutting °* trees on tracts of land has caused increased The project has been in aurface.-water drainage and more soi^^oslqn, the ordinance effect fox -five-, weeks. The.

-states— - L__ Itri"! I'jVil 111" ' " JonTT A plan, prepared by a UcenBed~englneer or land" surveyor, Wheat, reported that "the T:: __ rcsponscr "so far has— been must "show the Kcatr6hs ^r7tteeB^to~bc^etnoved-andmust -^ood-but-not good enough." "TSisr^suTirrfft^^ He said that both younc and sf Your Property With Rahway's 8"B6H5t. Geoi^es Aveniie The regulations prohibit the cutting of_any trees in excess old have volunteered to of three inches in diameter unless the trees- WoulttTCaUse These"funds "will be used for the-purchaec of equipment for xhcchildren's "department date. He appealed to other hardship and endanger the public or adjoining property owner; fnrm Senior Scout Mary Jean • Curry instructfl a Junior Scout ; Most Active Realtor the trees are in the area to be-used-foaria-building, driveways ^L^y^.rA i.™ William Koe^i. Becretary; jAn Kowai. flnmciaj-aecretary; Louis residents ' t"o ^in^_ " * or rT sr~hais—a^ctttnor~fiil-of-l&nd ^ .--—-- ^Slca; vice president and-Jack " and do something/ deemed Injurious to ttie trees an, RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1971 PAGE 3 « PAGE 2 WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 24, 1971 RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT

by General Radio Co., Saddle River, was demonstrated. Madison School A preview of the New Jer- the chairman stated. revenue gap that widens ev- million. cation, he said, adding that Wilentz. It would look at important that people under- tal outlay are being consid- reinvest-arbitrage, accord- an d On the evening of Dec. the burden placed on money spent In municipali- stand that to equalize the 14, " The Lazy Daisies/' sey Tax Policy Committee Alternative suggestions ery year. At the present rate Sales exemptions may be ered by the committee, re- ing to Mr. Pfaltz. Teacher Shows overhauled, it was reported. property tax for school ties and report to the public property tax, some sacri- lative to revenue source, in- a double quartet from Madi- was presented to the annual will be placed before the of growth, an additional $lr Also attending the con- people in public meetings as 1/2 billion of additional re- Additional revenues from purposes must be lowered. on "performance," he fices will have to be made. debtedness, bonding and son Hill Chapter, Sweet Ade- conference of the New Jersey ference from Clark were. By Kato Bauer the committee feels it is venue will be needed to close business are being eyed by In its thinking. Task Force stated. It also would com- Hugo M. Pfaltz Jr. de- temporary notes. In the past, lines, Inc. of Clark will sing State League of Municipali- Councilmen John Bodnar, Children's Project ager's choice. imperative that the public the "gap" in 1980, Dean broadening the base rather "E" may propose a new pare standards In other mu- clared that financing future it was learned, state and St. Rose of uima Church for the members of the Clio RAHWAY HIGH SCHOOL ties in Atlantic City last Richard C. Burger, Stanley Miss Ida Hulme of 685 h. SPECIAL COMPLETE week. know of the findings and Lewis said. He cited three than increasing the rate,Mr. state agency with powers to nicipalities and gather data state needs \s the mission municipal governmems did Scott Ave., Rahway, is a and on Dec. 5 in Walsh Club, Roselle. The occasion Kirn Vjirv Crhmfrr f i far Week Of NOV, 29 oversee other government presently unavailable. Mr. of Task Force "F." Both D. LeWand, John Plsansky, is the club's annual Christ- LUNCHEON Elected and appointed mu- recommendations so that escape hatches to ease the Lang said. Recommend- not take advantage of timing member of the Seton Hail Auditorium on the Seton Hall pi'SrWato COMPLETE LUNCHEON ation will be made on agencies, according to Mr. Wilentz stressed that it is operating expenses and capi- for lower rates of interest Robert Roman and Charles mas party. In costume, "The Must Large salad platter, bread nicipal officials from more they may have an opportun- situation. They are revenue University Choral Society of campus. Both concerts will School, Rahway, participated include 1/2-pint of analyzed data based on in- and construction costs. Mr. A. Walano. Lazy Daisies" will sing sev- wnole white or and butter, listed dessert, than 500 municipalities ity to comment, criticize sharing, federal funding and South Orange which will give be public. in a demonstration of the chocolate dustrial development, popu- Pfaltz said most municipali- eral selections from their milJc milk. throughout the state, heard and suggest ideas that will government efficiency, the two concerts next month. Technology for Children > w^ir, x. *Add bread and butter to result In a tax package the dean noted. lation increases and land ties were well within their Huron College in Huron, repertoire in barbershop, progress reports -from the The society will be joined Project on Thursday and _ MONDAY starred entrees. State of New Jersey can Task Force "C" re- use, the chairman added. borrowing limits but fall HAVE US S.U., has announced a full four-part harmony. six task forces that comprise by the university orchestra, Friday, Nov. 4 and 5 at Choice of one: Oven-gril- 4> * * accept. Senator Sears noted ported through Frederick H. Robert N. Wilentz, repre- to get maximum benefits be- enrollment for chc 1^71-72 led the 35-member committee Mlllburn Chorale and chil- the New Jersey Education hamburger on bun, hot RAHWAY ELEMENTARY that the final decision will senting Task Force ' E," cause they are rated by pri- academic year. Rahway stu- The Polish Falcon Cadets sliced chicken sandwich with appointed by Gov. William Guntsch that of all the re- FILL YOUR NEXT dren's choir of St. Rose of Association convention in SCHOOLS be made in the Legislature predicted his committee may vate tax rating services. dents attending the college of Elizabeth are conducting gravy, *tuna fish, spiced ham T. C ahill to evaluate and venues, the property tax in Lima Church, Short Hills, Atlantic City. Week of Nov. 29 and he expressed the philo- offer some radical changes To offset this situation, are Kenneth Mcnis, sun of their annual membership and "cheese on hard roll. amend the tax structure of New Jersey is higher than PRESCRIPTION for concerts on Dec. 4 in MONDAY • the state. sophy that political con- most other states. In 1970, for consideration by shifting a centralized bond bank could andMrs. Herbert Menis, drive to enlist boys in the Using equipment from peanut butter and Jelly on The housing market, which Pascale, president of the tional Association of Real Mr. siderations must be put aside financing services at the be formed as a state agency, George Vanscu, son of corps. Madison School, Mrs. white bread. Oven-grilled hamburger CouncUman Bernard G. 60% of the state revenue has been relatively strong all Rahway Board of Realtors, Estate Boards in Miami and to accomplish the monumen- state level for police, fire, the speaker said. This would and Mrs. George Van- The musical corps is plan- Schmitt organized interest Choice of two: Juice, but- on bun and butter, hot sliced Yarusavage, one of the Clark came from property tax, 35% year, should expand further in reported yesterday from the Beach, Fla. CLARK Mr. tal task of tax restructure education and welfare. The give a monetary savings to :HAVE UST all of Rahway. Both ning to tour the Midwest next centers to show how she tered whole kernel corn,but- chicken sandwich with gravy delegates, reported that the from industrial sources and the months ahead, Mrs. Eva annual convention of the Na- "With the clarifications of SCO, and tax equality. optimum size for a munici- municipalities in die form season and also to compete utilizes the T4C program tered garden peas, tossed and butter, spiced ham and meeting was opened by State 5% from farm tax. The com- price and wage policies dur- students art- freshmen. ATTENTION GETTERS ... Betty TBlaschke, daughter of the Rev. andMrs. Robert cheese sandwich. mittee said this places the pality to provide services of reduced fees on bond in- DRUGS in her own classroom. The salad cole slaw< Senator Harry L. Sears, Dean John P. Lewis of FILL YOUR MEXt in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Blaschke of 11 Cherry St., Cranford; admires Boko tribe twins in Dahomey, West will be measured to weigh ing Phase II, consumer hes- 86 Westfield Ave.. Clark Choice of two: Buttered chairman of the Tax Policy Princeton, chairman of heaviest financial burden on terest, short term notes, Harry McDowell of Rah- Massachusetts and Minne- following activities were In- Choice of one: Fruit,bread whole the merits of consolidation itancy can be expected to Africa, where Betty's father has served a* a missionary since 1954. The Rev Mr. eluded: Language arts, us- nuddln7" wirh'^frliir'mana" kernel corn, buttered Task Force 'B," stated that the homeowner, causes pro- bonding attorney fees, insur- PRESCRIPTION way servt-d as moderator at sota. Membership is open Committee and a member of of purchasing services, Mr. lessen," Mrs. Pascale said. Blaschke. assistant pastor of the Alliance Church in Cranford, is.ona^year s leave B | Master, a Ser^ choice garden peas, juice, there is a ' 'revenue gap" perty values to drop, and ance and the opportunity to 381-7100 a noise conference conducted to all boys with an interest fl L Task Force "A." Senator Wilentz said. All evidence "Many consumers who post- gerS in the state. Though the is called "confiscatory and "last Tuesday by the Eastern in playing a musical instru- from his missionary duties. He preached at Osceoia Presbyterian Church, Clark, tQ*e ^^3^*^ typew'ri- A LA CARTE Dessert: Fruit; milk. Sears explained the magni- indicates the need for a mas- poned purchasing during the New Jersey tax structure onerous" by taxpayers. CLARK Union Chamber of Com-" ment. No experience ls_ on Sunday. ter. mathematics, measur- ; TUESDAY tude of the task oi studying freeze will re- 1 t is average by national corn- ITU ree In the Winiield Scotr necessary. " day nights or the t-TIzafjeth" their son-toi-Iaws and 4*ijj _ iuu« -XCai--ii*aLcJ. "rjn- program in action 30 chil- apple brown Betty, man- sauce, Italian bread and but- membership to review all limiting property "tax rate. 16 following the monthly boutique of the Rahway Area Junior Woman's Club financing costs might revert j J: . _. ...V^., . »_ _L_j_- ter, tossed salad with dres- the facts. every l%of revenue, govern- Tax exempt properties, meeting. A profit of $170 GASOLINE j,R-mOvQl Q( unw Newark, and now reside in ces Drive, Joseph Ga. J dren from Atlantic City pub-, ager's choice, are, left to right, Mrs. Thomas MeAuliffe. Mrs. to them, ' Mrs. Pascale sta- sing; boiled ham sandwich, mental expenditures rise 1- Dial 388-5100 G'aduata ol Kr< ln»tdut» D- East Orange. 16 Featherbed Lane, lie schools, ranging from A LA CARTE No final decisions have rated at $15 billion annu- will be placed in the general Richard McDonald and Mrs, John Kenney. ted. SUPPLY baked beans, tossed salad 1/ 2%, according to Dean M«mb*f ol N.J. E given by Graham of 11 Woodland Road kindergarten through fifth Chicken ; been made nor will they be ally, also are being examined charity fund—fo^-di&btwr-s©— The parry was with dressing. Lewis, thereby creating a MteT&ife+ara^ Aiiocm'i and Kevin C. McNulty of grade, played the role of a sandwiches, tuna fish salad, made in workshop sessions. as Is the Harm Land Law, menr later in the-_season, Dessert: Applesauce; FOR FRIENDLY RELIABLE SERVICE By Appomlm-nl 381-5415 g 387 WUlow^Way. typical class. Following frankfurter, spiced ham and Mr. Guntsch reported. it was announced that the milk. • -^ A SJ9 W*»T Inmon The Rahway students are their ~ own interests, the cheese; .manager's choice, Harry C-. Lang stated that members will be hostesses AND HIGH QUALITY OIL THURSDAY Rohwoy, N«w Robert Wenfion of 460 Elm youngsters moved freely W&DNESDAY Task Force "D" was at a music festival for the 1972 World Avenue and Paul Ritter of Rev, Robert Blaschke from center to center d&r- Choice of on,ej Shell maca- Hot roast beef sandwich charged with reviewing all Sixth District next spring. Dial 388-5100 415 Seminarv Avenue. ing the four-hour periotvthe roni with meat eauce and with gravy and butter,.bar- revenues except theproperty Mrs. Richard Sinnott and Book Encyclopedic was The service award display was open. Italian, hrendnnd hnfrwt;oven becue on bun and butter^ Famous Slopes_tax- They found, thai many Mrs. Ronald CzajkowfifclwiU ANDCHILDCRAFT presentedu tcoo Mrrvir.. Jones at aa trrilled frnnlefnrrer nn will cnicKechicken saiasalaud sandwichsanuwicn.. stop-gap measures have re- be co-chairmen. J vj the slopes of Sun Valley, David.Jones of597 Tangle- nationaiail marKeanmarketingg confercomer-- „ .*„"»?'«,«> \ ' rs' *•*?*}>•" ' ,' M*J 8•: *devile^devUed eo-ce^Ha rolcoldd siir^rfilledi Choice of nvo: Mashedpo- The Plainfield Ski Club suited in today's complicated At the next meeting on Hew, Expanded Editions j h^id Mnv 11 iR ar rh^ Schmitt holdulUbs a bachelor of uevueu eggs, com biicea will show Warren Miller's Zermatc, Sapporo, Gari- Lareest-Selllng Encyclopedia wood Lane, Devon, i a., ence heneiidU NovtNOV.. 11-111-J.H8 aatt thtnee -^»»". " », a, u*<-"eiu.. r u.i mfar Innf r>r>~» -hnr H r-^11- —r\^ir_ t^toes, buttered garden spin- state tax "system. ' It is Tuesday, D^c. 21, a Christ- new movie, "Any Snow, Any baldi, Snowbird, Mad River highly Inefficient, unreapon- mas party will be held, A manager of the Eastern Sales Haradise island Hotel, Nas- scl^nc^de^^rn^ewark ^^Xd on hard roll. ach>.JUlce. |mm^tlor. D-llv.ty Glen and Jackson Hole. Division for Johnson & John- sau The Bahamas. , ,4 J K, „ ^uuicChoicee 0o1f two two- :juic Juicee ,naice bakead ^essejrt: Kruited Jello; Mountain,' Friday, Dec. 3 sive to increases in economy fashion show will be given Intonation. No Obltgation in Madl8on son's Health Care Division Ouring his years with the f^f^?^ beans, sau^raut? 'tossed milk. at 8 p.m. In the auditorium Technique of ski touring, and Is much slower to rise by members who will display CLARK - Mrs. 081161-, has been honored for 25 worldwide manufacturer of icno°l ld8t year. salad, cole slaw. KK1-UAY of Arthur L. Johnson Re- rope tows revisited, French than the costs, Mr. Lang their creations. Grab bag wide stance explained, lots 964-1430 984-1207 years' service with the com- medical, consumer and in- Choice of one: Applesauce, Oven-grilled cheese sand- gional High School, Westfield stated adding that adjust- gifts will be exchanged, of laughs with Mr. Warren's pany. Mr. Jones is a former dustrial products, Mr. Jones on Dec. 9, 10, 11 and 12 vanilla pudding with fruit wich, hot baked h'alti. steak Avenue, Clark. ments in the tax structure wit humorous narration, and a Rahway resident. has served in many areas in the Campus Center Tthea- manager s choice. ' ^ bread and buter, During intermission many must be made based on fair- „»_» =•—»«=•«= — «——g Of tne country. Before being ter in Cranford. A LA CARTE salad sandwich. doo.r prizes will be awarded, full musical score are on tap. Dec -3, ness and ability to pay. It n named eastern division man- Miss Ledford and Miss R^F y-i^c o^nr, - a*nA Choice of two: Potato including free^ lift passes must be programmed ior Christian ScJ©nc© lfi,- k, , . J T J J.I i J: IJCCI lite tsuup aaiiu— sticks, buttered carrots, and gift certificates re- The Plainfield Ski Club adequacy, efficiency, with 0 ager in 1967, Mr. Jones had Tomassi will play two of wiches tUna fish salad ham- juice. deemable at nearby ski meets every^Tnesday at 8:30 stability Jind_ flexibility, and Reading Room for many years been mana- Bernarda Alba\s five daugh- £, g id subm'arlne 0 of the Los w ur er co Dessert: Peanut barter shops.""""A "dutch rreTiri:ock^ Tr.mv-ln the- Log-&abiivRa-- maintain elasticity, he Bald. ger of the Los Angeles, rers--^"^e-Hrj£anrra-Trt^ * 12 noca to 4 p. m 1 Calif., division. widowed tyrannical mother THURSDAY. bar; milk. tail party will follow the ritan Rd., Clark. Meetings Taxes affecting consum- THIS WEEK Mr. Jones was graduated having an obsession with _ Choice of one; Hot roast + *. * . viewing att the VFW Hall, generally consist of busi- ers also were examined and Daily 0 ness matters, ski tripe, and s from Colgate University in tradition. beef sandwich with gravy, CLARK ELEMENTARY Broadway, Clark. a progressive tax to TWO SKHHS.... 1.19 0 1942. He and his wife, the barbecue on bun, *tuna fish, SCHOOLS Tfv.,20 years and 2,000,000 the showing of movies or establish equality is being former Miss Ann Elizabeth The Jewish Collegiate and boiled ham on hard roll. Week of Nov. 29 mlles^Qf travel Warren Mil- listening to a guest speaker. sought, it was reported. Re- 1469 Irving St.r Q Graham of San Francisco, Professional Young Adults liverwurst on hard roll MONDAY ler has "slcied "Any Snow, The club presently owns a viewed revenues included: fl Calif., are the parents of of New Jersey will hold a Choice of rwo- Juice One-half pint of milk, Any Mountain^" This fea- lodge in Wallingford, Vt. AU Sales tax, $522 million an- RAHWAY, N. J 0 two sons. Thanksgiving Dance in the mashed potatoes, 'buttered frankfurters, buttered rolls, ture length fllnrf Is produced skiers and persons in- nually; motor fuel tax, $210 = Marriott Hotel,- Saddle garden spinach; tossed Vail bJiaakedd beana, Biuierfcriiu^po= and directed by Mr. Miller terested In learning-to—ski milllonj "commercial. $170 ALL ARE. WELCOME Miss Dorene Leford of Brook, on Sunday at '8" p.m. ^d coleslaw" tato chips, relishes, fruit. who, with all His camera are welcome at the weekly million; motor Vehicle $135 meeting. 52 James Ave., Clark, and A winter weekend is plan- Choice of' one: Fruited TUESDAY gear, skied down and filmed million; cigarette tax, $124 Miss Noreen Tomassi of 565 ned for Dec. 10 - 12 at jeUo, peanut butter bar One-half pint of milk, spa- Jackson Ave., Rahway, have the Concord Hotel, Klamesha manager's choice ghetti and meat sauce, green roles in "The House of Ber- Lake, N. Y. Reservations A LA CARTE beans or spinach, bread and Funny how family discus- HAMILTON ST narda Alba," a three-act are now being taken for the Tomato -sand- butter, Italian cheese, Jelltjj with whip. drama by Frederico Garcia singles affair at modest wiches, tuna fish salad It- sions seem to become financial „ _Lorca ., . . to _b e,, presente- . _ d b-y -prices _ . alian submarine, ham salad, WEDNESDAY One-half pint of milk, veg- RAHWAY _ TJie Union College Dramatic For further Information manager's choice. talks. Because, money Is U Society as its season opener, on the dance or the singles FRIDAY etable soup, hero sand- -wicheir;—bologna, — cheese;^ The play-wH^-4*^-£m*g^-*rc

ALWAYS PLENTY ; JWoukLA fere a needed service to the and offering a geherquB 20% ••-»!:'' v "* Itfhas always nvmYinTl a bit odd that some people ar,e quite unaffected when the it'll -1 "• 1

, 1971 PJ RAHWAY MEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT PAGE 6 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1971 . . ' he was employed by the First National City Bank in New Dangerous Toys on the Market Was Course to Aid Pupil Skills Frederick Rifter, York City for 16 years. Mr. and Mrs. Ritter.who —MirsicraiTsHFBfetH —Assistants-Will ided at 132 Princeton ^r;—Rahway;; Hear Dr. Hely to Town, Vincen- For First Place The Franklin School PT-A to say, and to answer their, Reading and arithmetic in this skill improvement are the parents, may be Just two of the three program that does not rely of Rahway held a member- questions kindly. Keep me of three"* daughters, Mrs. J. Rs to most people, but to on machines or programmed ship meeting on Nov. 9. The irora contradicting and in- m Robert Kaiser of Lake Mo- On Indian Care Santa's Workshop will jolly Santa Claus and lively the Tree, Dolls, Flowers, the .directors of Academic texts. At Talent Expo soon move from lie North elves displaying holiday gifts Gifts 'n Things Hidden session was opened by a terrupting them. Make me Frederick Ritter, vice hawk, Sparta; Mrs. Charles The American Association fl Skills Improvement Asso- Children from schools Rahway Symphonic Accor- Pole to St. John the Apostle and decorations. Treasures, Sweet Shop Chi- prayer recited by Mrs. Rob- a courteous to them as I president and secretary of Repkie of Houston, Tex., and of Medical Assistants, State r dates. Inc., the thorough throughout the area, both dion Orchestra members School, Linden-Clark. The The bazaar will be open nese Auction and a new ert Ridgway who welcomed would have them be to me the Rahway Savings Instltu- Miss Margaret Ritter of of New Jersey, UnionCounty knowledge of these basic public and private, will be- were honored at a parry given annual Christmas Bazaar, to all on Wednesday, Dec. Teen Scene for the upper parents and teachers. "Forbid that I should ever don, will end a 19-year Torrance, Calif. by their parents for accom- Chapter, will hold its regular Mrs. William Wanko.pre- laugh at their mistakes, or subjects is the key to sue- gin a 15-week program of sponsored by the Par ent- 1, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. grades. In addition, there cess in school and in life, skills improvement on D&c. career with the bank when plishments during the Gar- monthly meeting at the of- in the school auditorium, will be a separate children's sident, introduced guest resort to ridicule or shame he retires next Wednesday. den State Arts Center's 1971 fice of Dr. Jean Herz, 1130 Faculty Guild, features a wn This belief has led to the 4, at the educational build- This year, for the first time, game room and booths serv- speaker E. J. Zahler, safety «n they displease me. May Mr. Ritter joined the staff Talent Expo Competition. Raritan Rd. Cranford, .on development of an indivi- ing of the. United Linden t a special shopping night for ing pizza, cotton candy and director of Merck & Co., 1 never punish them for my of the Rahway bank, located Dec. 1 at 8 p.m. Guest spea- own selfish satisfaction or dualized and small group Methodist Church, 323 N. The group won first honors Fifth Squadron adults only will be held Tues- candy apples. Rahway. at 1500 Irving Street, in in the Instrumental group ker for the evening will be to show my power. program based on close in- Wood Avenue, Linden. All day, Nov. 30, from 8 p.m. As a result of two con- Mr. Zahler spoke of dan- August 1952 after having category and each received Dr. Charles Hely, and his teraction between teacher sessions will be two hours to 10 p.m. tests held in the school, the gerous toys now being sold IN FINAL ROUND . .. Dom Scapati, who been business manager of a trophy and a $25 Savings topic will be "Hope at Home on the market and how to Let me not tempt my and student. An old- in length and held on Satur- Of National Guard Mrs. JohnEtlinger,chair- children made posters which iren to lie or steal. And won the checker tournament at Charles H. Brewer fashioned approach is used day mornings. There will be Rahway Hospital. Previously Bond. for the American Indian." man, and her committee have are now on display in local avoid buying a toy that may School in Clark, at left, plays Mark Schwartz in the e me hour by hour that approximately 60 openings Members of the group are At the association's meet- been working many months stores, and they created hun- harm or kill a child. Mr. y final round as Rich Jacobowski and Lou Gualtieri watch. Patty Spugani, Maria Don- ing on Nov. 3, a fashion show Seeks Members by all for children to improve FRESH PRESSED creating and collecting hun- dreds of Christmas tree orn- Zahier cold parents some of their skills in the following Frederick Ritter argo, Susan Dattory, Penny was presented by Mrs. Jo- Carmen A. Venti- cireds of unusual and attrac- aments which will be on sale, Hike and Ramble Stevens, Stanley Werchinslci, anne M agile of Fashion d areas: reading comprehen- 15-week program which is cinque, the Adjutant of the ' £jve items to please all shop- The bazaar is the largest & Louis Bona, Ronald Bristle, Frocks. Won by Dom Scapafi sion, vocabulary building, nominal. Fifth Squadron, 117thCaval- pers, fund-raising event of the Set for Weekend phonics, word analysis tech- Each teacher in this pro- and Linda and KarenGe-ides. Members made plans for ry. New Jersey National Booths include the Chil- year, and all profits are used Also invited to the party the Christmas dinner-party f A morning ramble and a niques, effective study skills gram is a specialist in his Guard, stated their are va- dren B Corner where hand- to purchase educational cited by Mr. Zahler field and wU1 were the Jaycee spokesmen. . to be held at the Tower as dangerous. J- ,w"*uv- Checker Club Tourney hike are scheduled for the and all the phases of arith- devote each cancies in the 5th Suadron TOadegifts__ are sold1 to chil- equipment tor tt iJlesimir anu_ ... M meTnh^T-« and gm^m of rhe merlr. ftlHlla two-hour session to thecor- From Our Own Mill 3or— imm«dial^^erills^cicnx:in-^^=©nXyr-a-BouT "**"* '""""""" ~ -=^"^ ---'-' eiub "Ait-program participants -ruction- and -improvement ol son Beauregard, who pre on Dec. 8. Anyone wishing _jtbe -National _ Guard for all informed the audience that Chess and Checker Saturday and Sund"av» will be given diagnostic tests specifii_"~reiiding arithmetic serued the trophie'sT more Information may con- interested and qualified ap- ^J Club conducted its fifth an- round. Each of the finalists a _ Talent Uxgq is a program tact Mrs. w. G. Raney, pre- to or study skills problems. tne*.u^^m nnfll r.hpnlcfv..r murnftrnen. t in rief^flV^^nTvree *-*opponent- s to On Saturday, Julia Samer For further 2S2-VLJ J. — order to qHBUfjTfor en- Uie Claik HUIUUIT tlie fluid round. *Rich—erf—Union—wtifr- ~4€WefsJemJa opportunity to display TW 1-7 «,~™k * rh~ » t. i i u T ^i -, J ii * >**•". «**c uia^c LUI INuv z/ - Brochure,and/or an ap- listment an individual with The 17 members of the Jacobowski beat Lou Gual- mile- morning ramhleJn the **.„ ^ ™ .L ' . : /' nninrmpnr for I^KH™ r-Tn "talents, h-is sponsor- e a +I1 Clark Tmally By club entered the competition. tieri.-3-O. regain thirdplace. Watch^R^ervatio^ The ££ /nt ^T^ w£ ^25™ SS^ 393 e able^to EDITOR'S NOTE: This Century came" t^New Jersey with the assistance of the (yhe former M|SS Karen Elizabeth Mrs, Wanko recited a prayer "Bless me with the weekly, is composed of of the -picnic-area at 10 a.m. State Jaycees. To Chill 101 '' is the finaUrticle in a series at about the a«rte time r^- which expressed ihe sent!- bigness to grant them all enth and eighth grade pupils, than seven participants. 5 and 9 p.m. the New Jeremy ports NJEA The 1900 Leg- menta of whnrpnrentB should rhHr reasonable reniif>flrs Dom Scapati, an chess tournament 1B On Sunday Nar and Betty There Is periodic reporting J i-hrroid islaturl e permittepermittedd local T )iet _ ui iL *. 1966-01 school year. than the November call. stand my children, to listen me, 0 Lord, to be loved nue and Route No. 22, North In Show and Sale dents and all draft eligible The 1900 Legislature also Plainfield, at 8 a.m. or at The national call is for The Free Education Act patiently to what they have and respected and imitated." The (JUrk Garden Club, The wedding oi Mus Karen Miss Barbara Biancu of young men should inquire. of 1871 put New Jersey into offered up to $600 to any hL^ennsylvania and Idaho, a First the National iPark Service Elizabeth Zawislak, daugh- Wcstfieid, cousin nt the ^,500 men, all to be inducted sctftJoT district which would Information Center at the which held its monthly meet- into the Army. Interested individuals may the modern era,"But" the;" one- ing at the home uf Mrs. An- ter of Mr. and Mr Joseph bridegroom. Miss Wt_-ndy M/U, - th. call 232^4205 or stop at room schoolhouse of the 19th hire a superintendent of Pennsylvania? or Idaho? available because of ex- Gap on Route No. 80 at 10" L in- Kropaczek of Clark, cousin The Selective Service Sys- Troop 45 Scouts and Pack 245 Cubs That's the choice Scouts cessive travel time. Now, Q 30 a.m. drew Boyros on Thursday Zawislak. br.of uf tem has set the Random Se- Miss Laura Chiravalle bt-- Mr. Clark had Peter Kell- the Westfield Armory, 500 Century differed vastly from schools or supervisingprin- ; GAL. r t. harles of the bride, was flower from this area will have an adult leader may fit the !*J, mir evening, will participate in coin Blvd., Clark quejneo Number 125 as the rame rhe hridr ut William ner as his best man. George Rahway Ave., Westfield, be- the public school of today, cipal, and It gave the brace 150 MACHINES - BAGS - SUPPLIES the arts and crafts show and J-. infantine of 7 winfield girl. to make in 1973 if they jamboree and the travel time ; highest number any local H Clark in a candlelight King and Robin Kellnerwere tween the hours of 9 a.m. Many changes and improve^—Education Department the And Webelos Visit Mcguire Complex r Buy from a hading company sale being sponsored by St. PI., I an\vocd, ^'ii of ttu- Gerald Infantino oi West- wish to attend the Eighth into a normal two-week va- 7%'/ Cj/r/ draft board may call to fill do'uble-rinc ceremunvatOs- ushers and Thomas Wietry and 4 p.m. Monday through ments were yet to come, authority to supervise the OUR 34 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE Agnes Rosary and Altar So- lace Mr. and Mrs. ^ liarleb field was best man fur hi a Boy Scouts of Troop 45, brief resume of the troop's Nadonal Jamboree" of °the cation period. December draft calls. An ceoh Presbvtertan Church served as junior usher. A Friday, or on Thursday New JerseyHa^-sub. consxruction and repair of will give you MORE COMFORT ciety in St. Agnee Auditor- Infanunu, tuuk j.lact Sat- brother. I' s h e r s were Jo- Clark, invited future Scout- activities and the planning Boy scouts of America. In 1967, two Scouts at- WE Will REBUILD ANY .95 and up inductee must be given a Cl-xrk at 4-3U o'clock on reception followed- at An- evenings between the hours sequently seen the arrival of school buildings. and SAVE you MONEY. Call for lum on Saturday, Dec. 11, urday at 4:3o ./clock m Huly seph ZawislaJc ofNHddletown compulsory education, the In 1903 came permission era, the Webeloes and Cub involved In implementing rn a departure from tra- tended the 13th World Jam- 30-day notice. Saturday. The Rev. William s Restaurant, Union. of 7:30 and 9:30 o'clock, from 10 a.m. tu 4 p.m. Trinity Polish National ^ a- axaii Alexander / a w I s 1 a k o f advent of lclntergarten, the for local school districts to Scouts of Pack 245, to join them. dition, the Boy Scouts of boree, and in 1969,. 19. at- tholic Church, L indt-n. Clark, brothers-in-law of M. hiliott officiated. The bride wore a soft A workshop will be con- and Fuji chrysanthemums. white organza gown opening of high schools to run evening schools for per- them in continuing the second Senior patrol leader Ray- America will be holding a tended the Seventh National Ettimnta on the bridegroom; Gerald The bride is the daughter ivory NEW BO1LEH — BURNER & ducted by the club on Thurs- The bride was c.i\en in The bride is a graduate all students, the development sons over 12 and for city of their three-part activities mond K.rov and assistant national jamboree at two Jamboree at Farragut State of M r. and Mrs. William with a short veil and aca- CONTROIS, CONVERSION OR 1 it- Bianco of Westfield and of Arthur L. Johnson Re- 300 Truckers of special education for school districts to hire busi- theme for the year, "Sea, senior patrol leader Peter separate locations at the Park, Mr. Coker said. The day evening, Dec. 2, at the marriage b\ her lather, Chiravalle of 5u Prcscott thedral length train. She car- ONLY A BURNER. Rev. Vincent Cherneskv of- Charles Matino of gional High School of Clark handicapped children, and ness managers. Air, and Land/ with a bus Clememko mentioned how a same time, according co new Pennsylvania site is home of Mrs. Frank Turn, Clark, l'hc groom is ried a bbouque t off roses. 12 New^ireei ficiated at the douhle- ring cousins of the bridegroom, and Kree International the spread of higher educa- trip to Mcguire Air Force troop functions and an- jonri 3_ Coker, president about 35 miles north of Pitts- "Inflation I« what turns a Scanniello to make Christ- the son of William R. Clark Ihe bride's attendants wore The legislature authorized AIIIIIMIHIH- Oi-I^rr* Mrs. Kalph Maim and Paul Huff of School of Electrolysis. She Hear Dr. Weiss tion. local and county vocational Base. nounced each patrol leader of the (jnion Council, BSA. burgh and consists of 16,000 neat egg Into rhirken feed." mas tray favors for patients ceremony of Hart, Mich., and the late gold and brown gowns and wn wa and luist. 'he ring bearer was David 1S employed as beautician Education became so schools in 1913. In 1929, it The tour, an eye-opener o in turn introduced each -yhe eastern and western acres of reclaimed strip- at the Last Orange Veterans ^.. Mrs. Myrtle Clark. carried bouquets of assorted Dr. Gary Weiss of 724 iiosjnral. .. maid ut was ropaczek ol" Clark, cousin by Irene's beauty salon, fall flowers. The flower girl important for both the in- permitted schools to operate for most of the boys, had Scout in his patrol. sites wiu be Moraine State mining land. DON'T WAIJ, CALL NOW uf the bfide. Mr. Chiravalle escorted Air Force personnel guiding Douglas Kage. recently Pnrtc p^r Rurlpr. Pp., and A Christmas party will be Miss- -Marilyn Scotch Plains. and junior bridesmaid car- ODraccic The bride wore a his daughter tu the altar. cian, was the , K1 small groups of Scouts named instructor of the Farragut State Park near y held at the home of Mrs. of Clark, sister ol tlie bride. The bridegroom, a grad- of fall flowers. rlnclpal 0 e Ne w Edu Beginning in 1954, acts of ried at the an- P ™ ^ , , ~ 486-OO59 werv Miss Dol- white satin and lace with U.2LL&. U-f. JW_tlSlf_L£lii _._Lii^ll. the legislature mandating throughout the base. Among troop, explained his duties in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. Both " dre~inreresTing-sight8 were this^apaeifyv - will---be-held • t« l-at-e—Jttly- day evening, Dec. 1b for Zawlfiiak of K ah way, embruldcrt-d 8et-d pearls. School, owns and operates cian employed by Clark """ rjl"^^ ^or'-Sse^Sh^.- -governments made it com- appropriate educational ser- Open Friday Till 9 p.m. cousin of the bride Miss She carried a bouquet uf honor. lsorv the air terminal where mill- Ernest Pauliny, Sr, as- or August 1973, and 40,000 club members. the infantino Disposal Ser- Miss Connie Lee and Miss Beauty Shop. Mr. Clark, of , Fxnreafl Comnanv PU beginning'Ih" I"852,"trices "and iaellities -for Lyny n OeOraaff ol Clark; white ruses and stephanotis,, tary and eivilian -planes•-slstant -Scoutmaster,--pre--Scouts-and-leaders are ex-- Co-hostesses at the No- vice, Westfield. Marina Misiewicz. Ihe jun- MS We^rfield Ave Clark V, ,, L^ L T- 1 but attendance could not be handicapped children have LINDEN, N.J. vember meeting were Mrs. Miss Victoria Marszluwicz Ihe bride's attendants wore" After a reception in the carry passengers to all parts sented awards to the follow- pected to attend each jam- of ior bridesmaid was Miss formerly of Hart, served r™nus Restaurant Union mandated white tuition was made New Jersey a national of the world; a demonatra- ing scouts; Ralph Marciano, boree. Leonard Hill and Mrs. KenilwurUl. M.li?b iW.uline enierald gr^en velvel Cam us W-estwooti Lounge, Gar-wood, Mary Wietry and the flu we r in the First Marine Di-vis- P Restaurant, union. being chax&&L New_ Jersey, leader in special education. Giammanco. Mrs. Charol Infantinu of Westtuld, sis- and carried cascade bou- the couple left on a wedding tion of aircraft fire fighting, two-year pin; Ernest Pau- Two sites were chosen ter-in-law of the bride and quets of white carnations girl was MissMicheile King, ion in Vietnam. He attended Dr. Weiss gave a slide toe last state to make edu- One of the most signia- linv Gazdci Hoffman presided. trip to Freeport, Bahama using water spray and foam » one-year perfect at- to give more boys an op- niece of the bride. Muskegon Business College presentation before the au- cation free, lagged until cant changes has been in and the maintenance and mo- tendance, assistant patrol portunity to attend a jam- A.ND JkMERIC&N WttOTAUIANT Islands. and is attending Fairleigh dience of 300 on Uf ting and 1874. - secondary education. At the _ DIMNCN CANTONtBE »-TVt_C NeW tor pool areas where all of leader; Douglas Kage, three- boree, Mr. Coker said. In Dickenson University, auth- epoko about- the protection - Jersey s first atten- start.of _ this.. century^ the -- - -23 UJELS-T -EL1ZA.BE.TH AVENUE dance act the necessary equipment and year-perfecr attendance, in- "the past, Sfeouts- signed" Up, erford, majoring in account- of the driver in collisions required children American high school was a vehicles essential to the op- structor, and merit badges but adult leaders were not O23-3-M4 LINDEN. NEW JCttSBY OYOad ing. to prevent whiplash and eight to 13 to attend school selective coUege-prepara- in -ONT O»l>(lll TdV.KI OLJT for at least 12 exation of this base, such aa cooking, life saving, per- • After a honeymoon In the other traumatic injuries weeks in the tory academywer. Onle y admittedthe best , cargo loaders, fork lift sonal fitness, and coneerva- Krov, rrierit badges in paint- Bahamas, the couple will Other guest speakers in- year, NJEA reports. In 1913, students trucks, grass cutters and ^on. °* natural resources; ing, rifle and shotgun, and eluded a representative of the state required all chil- afte-•—r passin— g stiff entrance reside In Clark. snow plows are housed and Richard Airman, Tenderfoot wild life management; Peter the enforcement bureau of dren seven to 15 years of age examinations, and the FRIED IS NAMED ro school's sole purpose was to aeryiced. Scout; Herbert Kozich, Sec- Clemenkov- asstet&m senior the New Jersey Motor Ve- attend for the full school 5 Arthur G. Fried of West- ear T e CUrre t equir prepare students for college. The boys also viewed thfc ond-Class -Scout; Roy Wol- patrol' leader, and Robert hide Department and the V - ? " 5 t" n field was named chairman of safec m ]1 In recent decades, how- vastness inside an Air Force 8* « Second Class Scout; Alan Standish, patrol leader, , ,„„ A ,, r- A * y inspector for the ^nt keeps children in the 1972 April Crusade of theast region of the U. S school full time from six ever, curriculums have ear-go plane- and the seem- ^xov, jnerit -badges in cook— R_e freshments were. f nor ingly endless ribbon of air- inK and nature; Raymond served, jie_j^nerlcanCancexSpclety_ m-Qf -T-r-an apor-ta- grown in quantity and quality De partme K for students not planning to plane runways. USE OUR CHRISTMAS LAY-A-WAY PTfiN^ for Essex, Somerset and r4rt^ The year 1894,NJEAsays, S/tep A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD YOUR ARTICLE Union counties was a landmark for public go to college- General stu- This- -year's first parents' education in New Jersey. dies, business courses, and night was held Monday eve- TILL CHRISTMAS The Free Textbook Act of vocational education are ning at the Frank K. Hehnly Uaroarib 1894 freed parents from buy- making the American high School, Raritan Rd., Clark. QUALITY DRY CLEANERS Scoutmaster Arthur V. Kage Georgetown Baldwin Brass ing their child's books. The school a place where every Corner of: SERVICE of Township Act of 1894 made student can find instruction welcomed parents and Three Mountaineers Woodcraft boundaries of school dis- appropriate to his goal in friends and introduced each Raritan Rd. and Walnut Ave. tricts identical to the boun- life, the NJEA states. committeeman. W i 11 i a m CLARK, N. J. Woodbury Pewter Lenox Candles daries of the municipality. In higher education, the Krauss, newly appointed pp Sam* Day Service 382-2424 A By eliminating one-school state established a network committee chairman, gave a districts within the township, of six colleges to educate this cut the number of dis- teachers. The system will THE FINEST OF GIFTS tricts in New Jersey from soon include eight colleges, Total of Jobless 1,408 down to 374. now ail liberal arts schools. COLONIAL REPRODUCTIONS Thereafter, school dis- In 1945, Rutgers was de- Down by 5,300 tricts whose boundaries dif- signated as the State Uni- Ronald M. Heymann, com- Thur. Nov. 25, 10 a.m. fered from the municipality versity. Since 1963, coun- missioner of the State De- DRESSES could only be larger, ae ties have built two-year pub- partment of Labor and In- 85 E. CHERRY ST. RAHWAY, N.J is the case with New Jer- lic colleges with state aid. dustry, announced this week f that the number of unem- 381-7717 OPEN A sey s regional high school In addition, the state now districts, permitted by a operates a college of medi- ployed in the state declined DAILY 9:3O-5 THU«S- - 9:30 lo 9 P.M. CHABGE ACCOUNT FIRST CHURCH cine and dentistry. by 5,300 in October. DECORATOR FOLD FREE'KTM'SSOFIIIB Many "educational pro- Total unemployment in YOUR 0HKD1T IS GOOD The consolidation act. NO EXTRA CHARGE says NJEA, doomed theone-. blems remain unsolved in New Jersey dipped to an O*»EW 7 AM. - 7 PM. MON. THRU SAT. of CHRIST, SCIENTIST room schoolhouse. Another New Jersey, especially those estimated 186,400 in October rebult was that many homes caused by migration patterns as compared with 191,700 a sat distant from the cen- and ^e decline of urban month ago on the basis of tralized school. The 1894 taxing power to finance estimates prepared by the RAHVAY'S OLDEST ESTABLISHED DEALER" act therefore permitted k>- needed instructional pro- department s division of 84 E. CHERRY ST., RAHWAY cal school districts to trans- grams. Nevertheless, says planning and research. The port children living remote -NJEA, some of New Jer- unemployment rate also con- 830 Jefferson Av.r Rahway from their school at public seV B school districts rank tinued to decline going to 388-1667 .expense. among the best in the nation. 6.0% of the work force in^ Kindergartens ~and the 20th ^ ttlost provide a varieci October as compared" with 6.1% in September, 7.0% in and effective education for 6%iJ Custodian Appointed Lewie J. Davis was ap- pointed a cusTodian~~for the Rahway public school system and Over. by the Board of Education Free Checking for Senior Citizens Thither last week. His appointment will be effective Jan. 1. The Checking accounts for Senior Citizens are absolutely free at Community board set his salary at "The beat way to fi-etyou r $6,020 a year. _ State Bank. There are no charges for checks. No monthly share of the wcnlth of the maintenance fees. No service charges. And we'll even personalize country is to work hard for it."—N. DcVanc Williams, your first 50 checks Elsewhere Holmes County (Fla.) Ad- So if you've reached 6=5, app'y f°r your free Senior vertiser. Citizens Checking Account at any of our^S convenient "Too many people don't care what happens so long «a it offices, (or call 925-3500 for details). doesn't happen to them."— We particularly want you m the Community State Bank Charles V. Stewart, The family for there are many of our services that can make 1 Mullens.{W. Va.) Advocate. With -iSKTCOl \ C.E. Clu-fkinu Amuinl. ym tun (In all oi From hitlu-r lo thillnT. Or !n-iv In llu'iv. -jTOi-25*-*-Tir the handling of financial-matters easier. A number Ciirisimas shopping ^ just wnln.U a ^ \ « itlumj .im ino.u "Thcto'e the man who spent li*ss, plus tax. Our cur lias Front-Wheel Drive, a of them, like your checking account, can be in the bank. Ami tin- cluu-k.n- -u roun. ,s Invnl MUl.ai-rs Thiifs Hie inosl \ou'll p;i\ l"*»r .. :l-miiiutr hlahon $15,000 at a psychiatrist's The When people who know bars think tti to know himself, only about Swedish cars, they think of them standard 1.85 liter, ftiel-iixjected, 4-cylin- *$5500 call to atiywlirry in \>'w JVrs.-y. if \QII phniu' on dcr overhead cam engine, 4-spced trans- handled completely by mail. hthdidnUW4uilo asHbeihg strong-and durable. And con- 1 Which ave two jollv i;ootl rr.ismis for has a 1' A ( : K Is! Or uprUniglils aTTrT . \VAU. " be friends."—Tom quering some of the toughest driving mission (3-spee3rSufomatic opfiMBrtXT* nnr, opt-n an nit Thai's i\\i\W » Imrpain. \ml .i ^»«H| HMMIII to pliom- wheel disc brakes and roll-cage construc- Clu-ckinu \c-count.lf v»u don't ..ln-.uK ! p The Viata (Calif.) Press. hostess can help you conditions in the world- l during: 1 hose times But, unfortunately, when most peo- tion. There are a lot of other things that today ;it any Summit and Kli/.ahrth Tn.M Comp.u.x otlu« over the anxiety of get- make our car different from their car. ppin "Even in Grandpa's time ting acquainted in new ple think about buying a Swedish car, the If von ah-fady have one, nsc it tor mnvn u, sl,l(, i U New Jersey Bell there was something to one they think about usually isn't ours. So before you buy their car, stop by surroundings and" make yonr nearest SAAB dealer and drive our for everything under \ \ •fuel at "Home {Even though our* d/w^n** *M>st any more.) ^^7T it work."—Mayo G. Wood, yarr Oars is the SAAB 99E. It's strong car. Ihe The Wellington (Ohio) En- Sweet Home," again. and durable. But it's also a lot different it instead terprise. She will bring gifts and from their car. of theirs. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION vital information from ~~T he~fS lo w~wfio~pny a~cnsh ~ bhdbi 201 / 925-3500 for hia wants soon yfcta into RAHWAY __\ MAIN OFFICE LINDEN LINDEN RAHWAY 978 St. George Avo. much,—Wllla —601 "Nonh~Wototh*ver -Elhrobethr Yonder Faraway- The (Mo.)Indcx. Linden, Now Jersey ct>r. Wood AVB. cor. StUct Street The only people who suc- PHOVIClf Mf f SUUMIT HEIGHTS cumb to'hard work arc those -'••••- — •This rnt.- applie» to n» sUilion rnlU. rx.rpl «»llort or r._ vcrilsciFi ••.si I .'•

RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1971 PAGE 9 PAGE 8 WEDNESDAY, H&VEMBER 24, 1971 RAHWAY NEWS--REC0RO/CLARK PATRIOT work specified above and to "We would like the coop- flood control, we need~the joe Bost Takes RCFC Says Hamilton Laundry Given notify this division as soon ©ration of 4^rank -Koczarr ^^Hirat inn aqjj__cooperatlon as the work has been com- city engineer, who should be oi our city ~ engineer,. V&° pleted. the key person in helping is now^our directorof public ist in judo Event State Ultimatum on Encroachment "Upon failure to receive to enforce state law Vfpxka;** the RCFC eppjeefl^ such notice from you, this regarding river encroach- -£nan said., In a letter dated Noy. 12 ing wall down to and in- matter will be referred di- ments. So far, wehav^nev^r The RCFC Is pursuing the State Bureau of Water cluding the footings and re- rectly to the attorney gen- boy Sayreville and New excellent passer and hasSayirevllte on Nov. 13. The Joe Bost of Rahway, com- received a direct response other encroachment com- The Rahway High behool 5-10, 1M4-pound quarter- backer; Larry Young, 0-3, dians beat Thomas Jeffer- Patriots' other TD was the peting for Judo Tech of Resources < has again di- turn the bank to its loca- eral for enforcement as pre- from him to our communi- plaints. 210-pound tackle. MikeLlb- son of Elizabeth and Arthur Brunswick It has lost to good speed to the outside, rected Max Nadel, owner tion prior co the construc- scribed by statute." The Indians will have a new op- back', Don Kirby, 5-9, Im- two other Woodbridge teama. Also in the backfield are result of a pass from Cilento Colonia, won the 15-16 light- cations. In the fall of 1969, ponent for this year's pound tailback and Walter . ertazzo, 5-10, 179-pound L. Johnson Regional of to Pat Confer, a split end. weight division champion- of Hamilton Laundry in Rah- tion of the wall as shown on letter was signed by Robert he did speak to our members end; Ken Bailey, 6-2, 188-Clark. The Rahway eleven Iselin High and Woodbridge Mike Regen, 6-0, 165-pound way, to remove the en-Sheet No. 2 of the drawings L. Hardman, P.E., assis- Thanksgiving Day gridiron Winning, o-O, 212-pound High and by North Edison, wingback; Bill'Dancey, 5-9, Confer, a junior, is 5-11 and ship in the East Coast Judo at an open flood hearing battle. fullback. pound monster, Kurt Jeter, lost to Hillside, Linden, weights 185 pounds. Tournament in Kenilworth. croaching concrete wall and prepared and dated June 6, tant director. called by formerMayor John Cranford, Wesrfleld, Gover- ' / 160-pound fullback, and Bob The Bulldogs of Jonathan On the deR-nsivL- team are o-U, 171-pound punter and Other seniors expected to fill in the lower Robinson's 1964 ... and stabilize said Howard E. Baker, RCFC C. Marsh in the council kickoff star, and Joe kozak, nor Livingston Regional of The Patriots, coached by Mayo, 5-8, 180-pound tail- The Colonia club took sixth branch of the Rahway River, bank against erosion accord- chairman, commented that Dayton Regional High School, nim- sc-niura, 1'ai Washack, Joe Martlno, wjll operate back. be in the Colonia lineup are chambers. At that .time, Mr. Springfield, the Indians' o-J, 2u^-pound tackle, Kt-n 5-U, 1 55-pounds. Berkeley Heights and bcotch Mike Lovey, Frank Rahner, By Ray Hoagland place in the tourney which a Rahway Citizens for Flood ing to Soil Conservation a copy of this directive was Koczur offered to get bull- with three seniors in the A junior, Mike Allen, 5- was sponsored by JudoNihon Control spokesman said. Service specifications. mailed to the Union County dozers to help clean and holiday foes since l^lr>,havt- tier'hardt, S-1 I, lM-p, 5- jHiuiv; nusrinan , Kubcrt son record of two victories scored victories over Cedar in their 19-14 victory over inis and Dave Grossman. facts reviewed in no wayline of Sept. 3 to have the ^i,-.» ,••> _! > I ^r -. <• IL. rul line- against six defeats. I'he In- Ridge, Carteret, Perth Am- quarterback, k llento is an nine of 25 titles to breeze structure removed is well clerk, and Richard D. Com- weather. Well, what hap- Colonla High School, WuuJ- "TO SOLVE THE STRUGGLE" justify any further delay; "Th« way inost people bridge. Tomurruu. 'a ganu to its sixth straight cham- therefore, you mjst remove past, you must begin im- erford, Rahway city at- pened to these plans, among manage to IIv«J within their On Nuv. 8, 1968, in his column, "Sports of the pionship. mediately to complete the torney. others? When it comes to 1 will scar i at 11 a.m. > >r. limes," Arthur Daley noted, "The signal success of the fill and concrete retain- income is partially/ Veterans M ^m :rial l-u-la, American athletes in the Olympic Games at Mexico Rahwav. In the Past City is now a historic fait accompli. Savor it while Although the Indians you can. There may not be another." and Patriots have nu-t thret- \ I AK The Crusaders will be led Mark Keitel, Bob Schwan- quarterback, Gary Garofalo, I he L rusaders ol Arthur Clark defense has allowed Mr. Daley then went on to recount the failure of the urn es in the past, this will by seven lettermen. Bob Tik- ken and Jim Mitchell, in and a fleet running back, Lou Sales Service' 1.. Johnson Regional High 170 points while Scotch United States Track and Field Federation (USTFF) to be the first urn-- the\ have na, Jerry bcaturo, Mike tomorrow's game. Macciverna, who has scored school, Clark, who havesal- Plains had limited us op- abide by the decision of the Sports Arbitration Board faced each other on Ihanks- The Raiders have a good four times this season. v jged only one tie out of ponents to 86 points. Robel, Keith Kodngues, which was appointed by the United States Senate to glvlng Uay. The game ii> a R\ - :<.. the eight games played this settle the feud reging in amateur athletics, particularly naturalone- becBtrfee of tnt- Heating Contractor season, will pla>~the strong University Completed irs most successful soccer • "trtitiitio-nai— r-e-hrttorrahip—hr^ GOOD^ "ScolcTTTTai^^T"ah"v^KJiI R3X- an—H-5-X-xecord. and third place in the Metro rween " Rahway and the yea-ye—with" ders, who have a season athletics in this country. season *2irvisIon:~T^rT=JMan'T^oUMr^^ Colonia area. Rabwjv. U-a record of 4- .5-1, on thanks- Series At the time, Munich seemed far away and it appeared- and William Irving of Rahway, right are showrfwith Coach Nic£- —tn—thr?—arr rig-37—havtrnr~ "wt-r giving hh t nppnn acrt^d—Heart—fHgfe-SeheeJr-^ag^-Goa^h^-Mx^-lrAtlng, "a" j^ninx^coyU-- 26-14, last year' and 2^ Uay at "Hi M a.m.TrrYTTXTC TTTT year' tunities to settle any dispute which migtit reieg5rg~~tK£- pleted his third varstry season andHRIrTHolovinsky, a 1'lains. 1050 United States to a position of inferiority in the Olympic Hirniture Retinishing, Repairing in after ur i r fullback. first game. _J^J MTHSICH~is—now"lesEr~ttiHn—a~~y^Er~tnHn—a~ einr~ar« ay^rhtr On the' basis or tneir xr that -onct ag lhe. Raiders have 1S>59 TTHB is pussiblc records, Colonia is favored beaten tile Crusaders selfish interests may jeopardize the performance of to beat Rahway and even cJu I960 competition. That this "William Plage Jr. Wo5 but tiiiii appears 1901 this country in international . *J* Bill -Sle ben- of rnnnor u- be the year they will top ohould not happon i The Patriots jn baturda\ running with [he Rutgers i& wishful thinking. the hapless Clark, eleven. University cross-country OIL & GAS BURNERS gained a tie f r fifth place v. lark luok last year's game, The sport, the spectators^ and abuve all, the athletes On Cadet Crew l°04 team, finished 50th in die deserve better than to be treated as no more than AIR-CONDITIONING A REFRIGERATION in the Middlesex County * uinn s Kuiuj Kali- 2^-r, shutout tin- R aiders, 190 5 CHAHDLER BROS. UPHOISIERY CO. New v r-- 1 1 03rd annual Intercollegiate pawns in a naked struggle for power. (Continued from Page 8) fense. Coast Guard Cadet ference by defeating v. j\ niuvcd intt 21-' , in l^f^ -), and won a Woo ELECTRIC SEWER SERVICE Brunswick, 27-20, in Nuw 2r Assocation at Amateur Ath- The Amateur Athletic Union has long been recognized William E. Plage Jr., son of EASTJWLtON_AVENUE ttie 1 lndi-n \K I"*J. close ^ame, 13-7, in Woh. The winners scored in the Brunswick Stadium. Mtic letes ol- .Am-tixicii cru^s- _ •ig rh^ anv^rning hndy for the sport of track and field E1EXD, 11 a.m. The~-West- first.period on a 10 - yard Mr. and Mrs. William E. RAHWAY. N. J. 07O65 388-3612 KITCHEN DRAINS CLEAHED first place in iiie Union TIIL: Scutch Plains- Fan- 1968 13 " ""? country- championship m-eet for international purposes. For this rttason aione, it la. field Blue Devils to com- P^ss from Willie Huff CO ptage "oT•*!:"Kenc"Ptr;-Ctaaefc^ RAHWAY Colonia team v.on in [tie C^uiu> luucli football ! cd- wood team, coached by lial 19os) 21 L final quarter when Mike O- on Nov. lo in rain-soaked incumbent upon us to appeal to all the bodies associated plete their season undefeated Mile Mulberry. In the last i enrolled in the Coast gue on SUIIUJ> . M i-rct-r, who was Clark's 1970 2M c S lento scored his sreond Van Cortlandt Park, New .with the sport to come to terms and avoid the disgrace- but not after a real battle, quarter. Huff scored on a Guard Academy, " ' " It's Local - Long Distance 1 tie KunijLi> ui.-ii-ari.-ij coach lust year, and the RhCURD - Scotch Plaint York City. touchdown of the ^anie. Clark team, coached bv Ld ful and damaging bickering that has too long character- four-yard run. don. Conn., where he Is a KjijKid I line Lharlie's, ,^5-I.J, won seven games, Clark , six Sieb.cn, a iuphonujxe., was 14 - 7. Custom Mcde-To-Order Cilento put the Patriots % F a r r i n g t u n, have played s ix ized uur amateur athletics. member of the varsity row- v. hile rhe Mcrcl'.iiu.s, j re- rwo ties played. the second Rutgers runner ROSELLE AT'ftOSELLE * * * ahead in die first quarter common oppont-nts in Wai- Forces are at work which would undermine and destroy ing team. Jan-Ell American" Food vu>usl> unbeaten, were stop- across the finish line in the PARK, 10:30 a.m. The Mark Steinberger of Rah- & GIFT SHOP with a 25-yard ID run. ehung Conference games, the excellence we hope to achieve on the domestic and w The team is not yet one this area ped by tlie I nion Jacks, i's- race. A t tarn mate, Bruce Roaelle Park Panthers to ay, who played football this MUSIC BOXES I he scotch Plains- Fanwood international scale. They are not really the primary year old but has already • Ffii«d la your borne Fourteen seniors v-illplav 7. ! he Jacks are in third Carpenter, was 27th. and secondary organizations which are involved in score at will over a hapless season for Moravian Col- FIGURINES For their last game Iu r the In- place in the league. K a l d e r s scored two vic- Ram team, 30 - 0. lege, Bethlehem, Pa., waswon victories over euch • Guaranteed Work- tories, beating Berkeley Rutgers finished in 18th the conduct of the spurt; ih-c-y arc- not, in then*-aelveB7- crews as those of Princeton, FEN TON GLASS Smart Fashions Chinatown Family Dinner dians tomorrow. ieriTors on Hell Lounge u- uuu a place in the team standings the men who run these alphabet groups; the real UNION AT-LJLND£N^JXU30 , selected for the Division 111 the offensive team are Uou^ Heights and lUhway. Rutgers, Wisconsin andUni- HUMMELS At 9 finest fabrics tie for tmirth place v. n!i the with a total of 477 points. forces of destruction are selfishness, avarice and a.m. In the most important team of the Eastern Colle- versity of Pennsylvania. Orders to Take Out Schaeffer, 5 feet ^ inches, Dow mow ii bi icial C lub. lie 11 In the games with Berk- game of the morning, we giate Athletic^ Conference, PILGRIM GLASS Modest Prices • Lowest priectf The title was won by Villa- greed. He is a 1969 graduate of a lo7-pound guard, Joe stlUtuUt the I )i >\V tlh W Her- eley Heights, the Haiders nova University with 45 like the Tigers in a real WIDE RANGE OF BOOKS rBKK XST1B1ATK Proctor, o-o, 191-pound The imperatives of time will probably force an Arthur L. Johnson Regional Jr., Misses & Storage 12-U. won, 3u-\ while Clark was poincs. BobWaedcr, running agreement in order for the Lb to field a representa- scorer, 2G - 18, Mike Servedio was the BEST SELLERS split end; Duane Sprovach, dumped, 4U-U. ihe Kaid- * • * first Rahway runner to cross High School, Clark. for Duke, which finished m tive team. This has happened in the past and can BIBLES Half Sizes Canton House er:s played Ule excellent Lin- third place with HI points, happen again. But why should we tear at the fabric of The last Arthur L. Johnson ^e line in the 34th annual FREE ESTIMATES Clark Recreation den eleven Lu a 0-0 Ue in was the individual winner Regional High School Football Union County Conference Awarded Frosh Letter CHILDREN'S BOOKS FOR 1490 Irving St Season Records Keith RoMlnson amateur sport three out of every fuur years? Now the mud at Linden while rhe in 24:27. - it? ihe- gflif to settle our dj-.f^r-ti-nces- so thax these team to lose all its games Cross-Country Champion- PAPER BOOKS (3ooo THI«J Rahway, N. J. Restaurant Rahway COl.DMA Crusaders lost. Westfleltl was the I960 team tmder-^kip^- w-^rina_nco P^k., John DeLoretto, fornu-r groups truly interested in promoting sport can get Tne Anthony Ginesiofbl Fran- Bros, 38 Cedar Flag Football had to battle u, subdue the on with the job. coach Lou De Rosa. Rahway senior was 1540 fashion Kaiders, 22-u but beat Clark Rahway High School wrest- ces Dr., Clark, has been 53 E. CHERRY ST. 388-0453 19 lo ( ler, is- a —member ot the Harden Kittb Rollinson Playing We urge the National Collegiate Athletic Associa- * * * 28th in the field. Tim Pro- awarded a freshman football RAHWAY, N. J. - MOVERS - DECORATORS - Woodbridge easilv, 40-0. Clark gave There will be no roller vos* of Scotch Plains won in wrestling team of Scton Hall tion and its associated federations with a lasting time of 12:21. The team letter by Pingry School, Hill- 381-1770 S&H Stamps Cnrtalns - Lln\ weight division. solution which will bring permanent peace. Saturday afternoon this w1^ 30 points. 19 Sayreville 14 in ;rmng flat; toucball *L-JSI..:I Scotch Plains, 2M-iH. The DeLoretto won a silver We have such a solution. Over IT Raidc-rs ..had no trouble week. The Indians were eighth NEW LOCATION New Brunswick ended fast wt-'eY. TlTe~pTo-" -m-tMJal while competing witli Kollinson, son of tie with ^a strung Lxett-i" Presently, the National Association of Intercollegiate gram winch finished Uie trouncing the Kaliway ln- the RHS grabbers in a New team (Phiiiip-s•-h-Jrtrtef A-oa- Athletic -CNA1A)-, one uf thu two largest groups f * * * with 244 points while Clark MERCHANTS Iutals dians, J5-i Saturday Mr. and M rs. Thomas T. o four til year of operation it. >, hut the Indians Jersey State Interschuiasuc Rollinsor ol Rahway, is a derny, hxeter, N.I I.) and nar- colleges and universities in this country, is allied Quinn's Rompers took came in 15th with 390. 700 W. Grand Ave. RAHWAY .. (.Won 5. 1 . u hU JJ beat Clark. Cranlord find Still Anttinus sponstrrect by ~tirc— t4~a-rk- - Association district Lenny Harden of R-ahway member of the St. Paul's row losses to classy Mount with the AAL' for the purpose of pursuing a unified aver undisputed possession oi KAIIW.W Board of l-.ducauun. both teams, taking Clark, 27- Hermon (Mount Hermon, cource for amateur athTe"ticfs. At one time, the NCAA of second place in the Union George Cunningham of Rahway IllliSlde meet. is scheduled to tight on Sat- School varsity soccer team 0 - The final attendance fig- u, and the Haiders, 29-9. Mass.) and Anduvcr (Phil- also was a member of the AAL' through a similar County: Touch Football Rahway won the pool aboard 2b - Jefferson Against common rivals, !he Seton Hall team tins urday in White Plains, N.Y. of Concord, N. H. YENTCE ures tor this year's program season has scheduled dual Dave Dittrnar has been The St. Paul's squad boun- lips Academy, Andover, article of alliance. League with a" 14-0 victory Sea" "Pigeon sailing out or o - Linden 61 showed that 1^2 boys played. t- lark has scured 58 points Mass.) teams. We propose that the NC A A and its federations, over the Union Jacks Nov. 14. Perth Amboy last week by Italian-American Food RECORD H - lu and bcotch Llains, HH. Thtand triangular matches, and booked as Warden's opponent ced back from a dismal Cranford Mag foutball games were for the middleweight bout. which we recognized as making a contribution to The Rahway team has catching a ling." U - West field 45 also will compete ln four mid-season 1-2-3 record to Bike & Key Shop played on Saturdays from <•) tournaments. The Rahway boxer, five- gain a respectable 5-4-3 With 10 veterans returning athletics in this country, join with the AAU through shutout Its last five rivals. Specialties & Delicatessen 0 - Btrrkt*le> 1 luights 14 a.m. to noon on the Charles and a strong junior varsity articles of alliance in a sincere attempt to end the ' Terry Avent, Collie Lowe, • • • 0 - Scotch 35 Previous Games time New Jersey Golden mark. Tight, aggressive play V Br v ai But h 11. Brewer School's side field ^GlpveiS-xvinner, turned pro- forced three games Into squad, next year's team will Struggle which ultimately does only damage to our ?? £ ? ? u ^ 4 P Andy Blejwas of Clark is 382-9222 Garden State programs of mutual interest. Through membership, MuMrow led the Quinn de- a ^^ter of the Union Col- BICYCLES 28 under the supervision of SCOTCH PLAINS RECORD Fowler's 70 fessional last July. overtime "and enabled the have considerable talent We Cater All Occasions Michael bobertz and Alfred team to win four out of its from which to draw, and the NCAA, CSTFT and others would take on not only Program Challenges lege basketball team. Blej- POWERMOWERS Directory 22 30 Berkeley Hgts. Ditonar fought draws with lotals o last five. Highlights of the looks forward to bettering the right to be in the forefront of the decision - making was played at Union Catholic AH Types of Imported 8U o Linden Joey Durelle and Hilton Youth to Help Find High School team before DRIVE-IN AND-PICK UP Window Cleaning LOCKS SAFES (Won 2, Lose o) The highlight of this year's 20 1'lainfield 0 At Colonia Whittaker and lost a decision season were an exciting 1-1 the 1971 record. process (particularly as it reflects AAU proposals to Products Advertisements program was the second an- the international sports federations of which the AAU Problem Solutions going to Cranford. STRONGBOXES 0 Westfield 22 to Dave Melendez. He has Blejwae is the floor gen- Mom's Homemade Sauce nual flag football game which 3 7 Jefferson 0 been fighting six years. is the United States' delegate), but also the responsi- CUTLERY, etc. was played between Clark bility that is concomitant with that right. eral of the team, leading the RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL SALES & SERVICE Meatballs S Hillside 20 Pros A youth-oriented program, team's fast break. The 6- Wig Shoppe boys and boys from the Rah- 35 Rahway (.1 Hoagland, Four Others By this process, the jurisdicuonal problems which called "It's Your Turn." chal- Glen Howler of Bamm foo15 t point2-lncs h anplayed ninr eaverage assistds Veal.& Peppers • Sausage 1537 Irving St., was Recreation Depart- 9 Cranford have plagued us would be obviated, the domestic lenpreB younp: people to plun ment's flag football program Hollow beat a field of 28 sports federations would have a voice at the inter- per game last seasort. He - COMPLETE - 33 WESTFIELD AVENUE pros and the Colonia Country future careers which will be is a fine ball handler. Rahway, N.J. Call 388-0800 through the cooperation yt 145 luials 91 Sports Schedule Renamed Head Coaches national level and, most importantly, the sports world useful to mankind. Styling & Fitting 382-7779 CLARK, NEW JERSEY Richard" Critschke, sports Club course, firing a two- would rid itself of this cancer that is threatening to The Owls will open their (Won 5, Los! ~.\) under par 70 to win a weekly season Wednesday at 6:30 -iJupurvit^j-r of the LLARK RLUJKU harl Hoagland, director School baseball Richard No- destroy it. department. Short- W-i-nter Golf League of athletics for Rahway Ian, assistant track coach. Just for the record, all the major NCAA colleges Sponsored by Fairchild In- p.m. against the Monmouth Sorvico RAHWAY U - West field 41) tournament. AR Ilil'K L. JOHNSON dustries of Germantown, Md.. College frosh ln West Long KEN'S •) i - bprln^fielci G1ONA1. HIGH SCHOOL schools; Millard Harris, and Robert Jackson, Junior in New Jersey are members of the New Jersey Asso- ISLIPCOtfERS howler, with nines of 34- Rl Robert Berger, Robert Pol- high school track. the program includes : a thir- Branch. Travel Guide i J 27 CLARK ciation of the AAL'. They are: Rutgers, Princeton, Rider, by Specialists! Italian-American - Cranford 30, beat Jay Morelll of Pike teen-minute col or 111m, Beauty Salon Okay Hall of Fame 1 h - Hillside 20 Tomorrow hem us and John Moon were Montclair State, William Pater son College, Trenton DRAPERIES Brook by a stroke. Ld Fa- appointed head coaches for .several one-minute public Edward C. Comer of the 1085 RARITAN ROAD 14 - Berkeley Hgts. 4U Varsitv football, Scotch State, Seton Hall and Falrleigh Dickinson. St. Peter's 46 E CHERRY STREET CLUB he Kuigers I'niverauy mula, the Last Orange pro winter and spring sports by and Jersey City State are members of the Metropolitan service radio announcements, Colonia Country Club haa CLARK, N. J. 0 - North Tlainfield 2u Plains - Kan wood away. Clark Wrestler and a brochure for distribu- been nominated for the ex- BEDDING board of governors last week 21 from Union, and Ray Faber, iU:30 a.m. the Rahway Board of Educa- AAL. ALTERATION and s - Linden pro at Colonia, tied for third tion to students. All cite the ecutive committee of the 388-2699 Hall Capacity 125 authorized the construction 1H - Rahway 2H tion last week. CARPETS of a I-ootball Hall of 1-ame at 72. Hoagland was renamed importance of technology in Metropolitan Golf Asso- With Dancing 1&0 RAHWAY HIGH SCHUUL On MCC Team solving the problems of the ciation. No Job Too Large or Too Small 381-0260 New and Completely building near the Kuigers Ml 2 18 Bob Ilousen of Lakewood head coach of the high REUPHOLSTERY ials i omorrow Thanksgiving Day will fea- terback, Mike Cilento, world. 4. * * X i a J I LI in m I'iscataway tWun 1 led 1) and Jim Llozas of Bamm Varslt) football, Colonia, school's baseball team. Har- ADDITIONS ROOFING* Brake Service Colonial Beauty Shop Hollow tied for the amateur ris, basketball coach; Ber- ture several outstanding should score a 18 - 8 vic- At kickoff time thi$ morn- home, 1 1 a.m . As 167-Pounder foorhall arrracrinmfl, led bv tory over Railway, „_ -__ing, our recox-d—ior oolc&— BAXHUOOMS- SIX HAIR STYLISTS AT prize with 74s, —"The purpoBe—e$—t-h WHEEL ALIGNMENT Win Soccer Title mii6, swimming coach, and the battle of the unbeaten WATCHUNG HILLS AT gram is to present the chal- tlons of winners in high KITCHENS PORCHES YOUR SERVICE billy hsposito of Clark, Union Farmers and the once- BERKELEY HEIGHTS, 10;30 lenge of auch problems us school football games shows SERVICE Moon, coach of the indoor GARAGES INSULATIONS OPEN 9 to fl HON., TUKS-. SULO BROS. ! he soccer team of Gov- and outdoor track: teams. a lettfrman of the wrestling tied Linder Tigers. a.m. The Watchung Hills cxiuiuat- emissions, polluted a 71-33-4 mark, following George Miller of Clark to Direct WED. »nd SAT. ernor Livingston Regional Also were renamed. team of Middlesex County In the only Watchung Warriors to take the High- streams nnri lakes, birth de- last week when we hit on DORMERS FREE ESTIMATES STORE FRONT CRUISES - TOURS 1850 ELIZABETH AVE. For Information Call High School, Berkeley College last season, will be Conference game, the Clark landers in a high-scoring three out of three. HOTELS OPEN 9 lo 9 THKJRS.. FHI. Other coaches selected by rhe hdison game, 22 - 14. fects, and congested high- WE DO OUR OWH WORK 382-1616 RAHWAY 6 - 8 P. M. Heights, seeded No. 1 in Crusaders will be looking ways and to suggest that • * * Convenient parking directly In the I'niun County Tourna- Runs at Echo Lake Sunday the board were James competing tor during the to close their season with THOMAS JEFFERSON AT The final football game FINANCING CAN BE ARRANGED Ladley, juniur varsity college again CRANFORD, 10-.30 a.m. This young people use technology All Domestic and Overseas rear of ihop ln Municipal lot SAL FINELLI - 388-6435 ment, won the championship ketball; Rowland Rubilla, ju- 1971-72 season. their first victory when in and direct their imagination, of the New Jersey college Samuel J. Gassaway by beating Pingry School of lhe second ln a series mission, will be heldon Sun- Lsposito, who compiled a Scotch Plains, looks like the year the cou- season will be played on Travel Arrangements REAR ENTRANCE for your 388-1790 nior varsity wrestling; Ber- talents and skills to improv- 107 Monroe St. Rahway Hillside. 1-U. on Nov. lo. of age-group and open cross day, in Lcho Lake Park, ger, assistant baseball record of eight victories, Rahway and Colonia will gars of Cranford will get Saturday when the Morgan Call Bob at 322-6429 or 743-0100 convenience M o-u n t ai n side-Wcstfield. Dvo losses and one ti_e_ last | t^ fi time aa even with the Minutemen. ing the country and the State Bears will meet Rut^- inenda country-meets,-sponsored by- coach; Wirbert "Green; junior jneet or e rst wOYld," explained S. C. Paton, the New Jersey Association The meet is scheduled to get season, will wrestle in the a Turkey Day feature. Cranford, 19 - 13. g stadium V P/US varsity baseball; William Corporate Director of Public WE REPLflCE DOG OBEDIENCE oi the Amateur Athletic underway at 11 a.m., with Oolan _ Kahw_ay Junior I 167-pound class. He is a WATCHUNG CONFERENCE HILLSIDE AT IRVING- We will take the Scarlet LESLIE HOWiRD Union in cooperation with -reei"BtraTitm- beginning ut -10— A -GAME T-GN,- -M-a.m.-T-heJrlillaide.- JRelu.tio.njj, _...... Knights dn a thriller, 27-20. IIUTO GLASS STEWART BROKEN FRAMES WATCH REPAIRS OLIVIA the Union County Park Com- a.m. at the lower pavilion in School, CLARK AT SCOTCH Comets to win in a breeze Testa are being made in Our college game selec- l£cho Lake. two plant areas: Montgom- dellAYILMND Board Contracts PLAINS. 10:30 a.m. The 20 - 6. tion record, with one game BWEB( The Middlesex County Scotch Plains-Fanwood Ral- KENILWORTH AT HILLS- ery County, Md. and For- left on the schedule, is 38- BEAUTY FOR EVERY WOMEN College has four~ other lei- ders have" too ^& CASUAL OR HIGH STYLE NEWS COURSE Don Kirby Ranks George Miller of Clark, many speedy BO ROUGH, "11 a.m/The Ken- 1 terinen on the team and isbacks and better line and 'Watts My Line ©l IRahmai ENAOUNOWIIN director of the meets, has For Maintenance ilworth Beas to win their 400 N. WOOD AVE.LINDEN 925 9717 1M1 IRVING ST. RAHWAY 3W-12 announced that the Nov. 28 looking forward to improving should win, 22 - 12. sixth game of the season WESTFIELD 17th in Scoring The Rahway Board of Ed- on the dual meet record of OTHER GAMES over a good Raider team, meet will feature a 1.5- A CUSTOM MIRRORS FURNITURE TOPS Electrical UNION OR ELIZABETH Don Kirby of Rahway High mile run for seventh gra- ucation last week. appointed 9-2 compiled last season. COLONIA AT RAHWAY 18 - 7. GbLDBLATTS WOODBRIDGE School Is tied for 17th place ders; a 1.5-mile run for Harry Forrester as main- 11 a.m. The Patriots have NEW PROVIDENCE AT RESIDENTIAL GLASS & SCREEN REPAIRS Contractors tenance man for Cutting While You Wait! JEWELERS WEDNESDAY IMS*. among the scorers of Union eighth gradera; and a 3-mile Veteran, Our ads go to local people improved in the late season SUMMIT. 11 a.m. If th&re PORCH ENCLOSURES JALOUSIES County football teams. Kirby run for ninth graders. Entry Memorial Field, and, led by a junior quar- is to .be an upset, it could |TtntinB STORE FRONT REPAIRS We replace all type* of ; RAHWAY S OLDEST Directory The ap- antj nearness means results. FU 8-2128 has scored 38 points on six fees for each event will be pointment will be effective be here but we will take the lensei, too! ESTABLISHED JEWELER , touchdowns and a two-point $1. Trophies will be pre-Wednesday. HUlroppere of Summit In a Hair Shaping ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS & DOORS Just bring in the piece* of Advertisements Mr. Forrester will per- thriller. 19 - 14, fi, Cotorlftfl House & Industrial DIAMONDS conversion. oented for first through third ESTIMATES GIVEN your broken glasses Mark Keitel, playing with places; medals for fourth and form services as stipulated Lucy's Italian SPRINGFIELD AT CEDAR DISTINCTIVE HAIR STYLING Wiring : WATCHES in a contract for use , of an WIQ« Sotd-S*»"vlc»d-Cl*on»d-R»«ly l»d 1 the gridders of Arthur L. fifth places, and medals for GROVE, 11 a.m. The Spring- • " t mil IIM '» iiMik , apartment in the fieldhouse field Bulldogs to lose another Robt. E. Brunner Johnson Regional High the first three novices to Restaurant & Pizzeria Prop. Mary Wot»r» & Ma* Gmnwald P. O. Box 575 388-1667 School, Clarlc", Is in 20th complete die course. -in lieu of a salary payment. Suburban Conference game, WESTFIELD place with 32 points. 30 - 6. - 1743 $*. G»ora» Avm.t RnV,way Rahway, New Jersey CRANFORD , 84 E. CHERRY ST , LUNCHEON SPECIALS "~WE STFIELXTTTT WHERE THE FOOD iS GOOD 189 W. Main St. Kahway, NJ TOMS RIVER- r ' ' .'. RAHWAY , ^ (C britinued on Page pizza: ancTair ITATITAN=DISHES-TO GO - - SANDWICHES TO GO 1 GREEN'S Bring the 1 -T-ed^s Pizzeria MARTIN'S RAHWAY in1 }/ fa m i J y St. George Ave. 381-9820 WE DELIVER 1i Floor & Bedding [111 X NEWS ~ I "*™ SEVEN DAYD S :.« NOW! EXPRESS BUSES TO • - :-• Plumbfng-and Heating Founded 1928 LIBERTY BELL 38843 ft \m1 '' 5 Floors of Furniture Repairs, Alterations Open Thnrs.' Every Racing Day ;•!• Try Our N"ew I i TilREETfcOORS Ellx.beth: Buses loavo Broad & E Jor- 25 LINOLEUM - CARPETS Nureery FmriiUure - Edison, soy Sts. at 9:45 A W ,N.Y. AIRPORTS Delicious Pizza Round Trip FURNITURE - BEDDING Lullabyc. Chiidcrart. BJ!trite * TftAVELIM COMFORT PROMPT. EFFICIENT Bicycles - Roll rant & Directory ._ Columbia ; Cocktail Lounge ftOhwBV IN NEW LIMOUSINES if] and E. Grand Ave at 9:55 A.M Trip Come In and Browse , Sertu, Supervised Playroom YOUROOOH^STEP Phone in Your Orders Simmons TIGER PAWS & for Bawling Mothers P o rth A mhoyiBuSftS lenvc Public Scrv- Advertisements ice Garno«- 361 Smith St. at 10:05 A.M. STEEL BELTED Bound Trip 67 WESTFIELD AVE. Colony - Toys AT tOWEST NBW BrunMwIck: Buses leave Memorial "Service Is Our Byword** TlSJ6WZ&WOt^PTTrH^rHifce Trtosy71oS^nesri3o CLARK d, Hortdl Choro*. GE C>-*ctlf DISCOUNT PRICES St. ot 10:35 A M Md Trip 1752 Whittier;ptreet i star at RoseUe Catholic Hi«h "Schoorin. RoeoUe, ESTIMATES r*» D*llv-fy i Fr»« $«t-up Ttininfdtimtr&nfy GoocLEoodJFjuJGlQQlUealtb hy. of the varsity soccer teatfi of MonmOutheol- Rahway Call 380-08410 Yearn ojf Valued Service 1480 IRVING STREET, RAHWAY, N. J. Phone 381-MOO 50 Brunswick Automatic Lanes n*rn*d Public S«tvlc« Tr»nit»6rt> Cohtral Av^. at RaritarTRTd., Clark 381-4150 83 WEStFlELD AVE- Ave. M 5^7;anA.M.^6 P.M. unr.PMTRM. AVF C1.ARK. N..T. 3R1-4700 l_ttiaiaritttf_in_hietoxy at Monmouth, Hte jsarents arc

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HOLY COMFORTER but overcome evil with vice. All of the choirs will the church on Saturday at Capt. Peterson EPISCOPAL good," one of the Scriptural combine for the anthems. 9r30 a^m-—-; texts states. Sunday School classes will National Thanksgiving Day A spiritual solution to op-meet at 9:30 a.m. presented his sacred pro-v Esso Tanker FIRST BAPTIST Michael Zlromer will take will be celebrated tomorrow pression is indicated in these The anniversary service grams of "Chalk Artistry Rahway place on Saturday at 9 a.m. at 9 a.m. with the Choral words of MarycBaker Eddy- will be conducted at 4 p.m. with Meaning" throughout Succumbs at 62 Rabbi Ruhenstein will de- Eucharist. in "Science and Health with The Rev. Willie Bowser, New Jersey and neighboring Moat taxpayers know that Th'e Rev. Orrin T. Hard- liver the charge of the Bar Advent Sunday will be ob-Key to the Scriptures:" "A pastor of Sharon Baptist states for 20 yearsr Freeholder William J. pleted. disposal without municipal erty taxes are welfare ser- few immortal sentences, government in New Jersey vices and elements of die gxove's sermon subject for Mitzvah and Hazzan Stern- served in the parish as a Church, New Brunswick,will Athelstan Peterson, '62, of Maguire of Clark stated this Freeholder Maguire said consent. the 9:45 a.m. service will berg will- chant the Liturgy. Day of Witness for all mem-breathing the omnipotence speak. The choir and congre- 879 Hamilton St., Rahway, week that he foresees defeat he feels the Legislature will He claimed the measure depends upon the homeowner state's judicial system. and local property tax for be "The Price Freeze and Kiddush following the ser-bers. Not only does Advent of divine justice, have been gation of the New Brunswick captain of the SS Texas City, for a State Senate bill which not pass Senator Rinaldo's will not hamper regional Although the state and fed- the Church." There will be vice will be sponsored by mean the beginning of a new potent to break despotic fet- church will accompany their was pronounced dead on ar- would prevent Union County bill. He asserted that such waste disposal efforts, since the major portion of its re- eral governments have been 1 a nursery available during Mr. and Mrs. Zimmer. year for the church's cal- ters and abolish the whip- pastor. SITUATIONS WANTED FOR ^ >~ r-LJIRD 4-Dr., Air 0l»p*n*in* Nationally Famou* N«*tla'a Hot Food Product*: venue. rival Sunday night in Perth from acquiring land in Lin- legislation would affect ef- municipalities can act vol- assuming the responsibility the worship hour. Church Other services scheduled ping-post and slave market; (. und., full power accessor- WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR WANTED In a recent report by the for welfare gradually, prop- endar, but also Tuesday ies, deluxe Interior, fine Amboy General Hospital den for a solid waste disposal foret to deal with the solid- untarily to solve their prob- School classes will meet at are: Sunday, 8:30 a.m.; Mon- marks the 101st anniversary but oppression neither went FIRST PRESBYTERIAN MALL-. COLLLGli STUDhNI b.ager to mak<_ \< •>.. r i ^ n NO SELLING KEEP YOUR PRESENT JOB! N ew Jersey Taxpayers erty owners and local tax- after suffering a heart at- site without consent of that waste problem throughout lems by offering land if they /( of the founding of the Church down ln blood, nor did the Rahway desirt-s winter recess em- heartwarming n HI sic co nditiun. Assume BANK tack un board his vessel, city. the state. desire. Association called, Fi- payers still are required 11 a.m. day, 7 a.m.; Thursday, Dec. ! aymerus, call Mr. Lang at Freeholder Maguire disa- 2, 7 a_m. of the Holy Comforter. The brearfi of freedom come from The annual Praise Service VISIT ployment. Has own car andTHOMAS L-.I.I i 1 KK > •(<- Capt. Peterson had just The bill, introduced by nancing New Jersey State to finance a portion of total ZION LUTHERAN sponsored by the Women's GAN - dual kcvboaru, h»VL-l\ 75o-53o3 for credit o.k. completed docking his ship Stale Senator Matthew J. "Such legislation would greed, asserting that "17 occasion will be marked by the cannon's mouth. Love is is willing to do ail kinds of and Local Government - The welfare costs, the associa- Rahway ZION LUTHERAN the liberator." Association will be held on instrument fur triL- musicall\ in Perth Amboy when hewas Rinaldo of Union, hascaused come back to haunt them," mayors came to the free- Major Problem," NJTApre- the Celebration of the Holy work. Call 388-0545. tion 3-ild. It added that full Clark Communion at 7:30, 9;3Oand Sunday at 10 a.m. Young Ho Une .J\iic!ie nunded person. IMC h:dc-.> V> <. APRlll- 2-Or. Hdrp., stricken. He was born in uncertainity in attempts to Freeholder Maguire said, holders and said they had sented a unique analysis of transfer to the state of re- *vl-^.^i&-» There will be Thanks- Services at the First •\uto., I' S, Air Cund., AM "Union County ie not the a problem they could not 11 a.m. on Sunday. Church of Christ, Scientist, Chun, pastoral assistant, Hl.LP WANThD FEMALL bench. Reasonable. *- all 2~c- i mil i Saba, the Netherlands An- aolve the county's solid Federal Housing Adminis- maining welfare costs borne Bernard J. Watoa giving Day worahip at 8:30 The community has been will conduct the service. 0331. KM, cleanest we've ever tilles, and came to the Uni- waste disposal problem, only area with a solid-waste resolve themselves." tration statistics on homes by counties and municipali- a.m. tomorrow with the Rev. SECOND PRESBYTERIAN 830 Jefferson Ave., Rahway' handled. Assume liANK pay- CONSOLIDATED CHEMICAL CORPORATION invited to attend the Thanks- The second series of the ted States in 1931, settling Freeholder Maguire, who disposal problem." He added that Mayor Gre- purchased with FHA mort- ties would save all property Walter J. Maler officiating. giving service to be held to- Rahway begin at 11 a.m. All are llh AN AVON REPRbSfcN- ments, call Mr. Lang at75ti- Frwa D'Wd Product* Division welcome. church learning seminars 1'ATIVE 1 PS LIKE BEING LVL-.RY l'HING Ml M w 3S13 Montr » Dlvd Suita 120 Houston. TMM 77O0* in Rhode island. He lived In was reelected on Nov. 2, is Senator Rinaldo, who re- gorio was one of the 17 ma- gages in 1?69 to show that owners an estimated $75 1,000,000 Man Services on Sunday will be night at 7:30 o'clock. The VU.'.i tor credit O.K. Sunday School classes for all will be held at 8:45 SAN TA CLAL'S. You'll sell Tapestry, rrt-ddU- st-wing ~JM:.- Clark 17 years before mov- a strong supporter of the ceived the endorsement of yors, although .Mayor New Jeraey leads ±e nation million. Urban counties and at 8 and 11 a.m. Sunday Rev. Joseph Kucharik will "Jesus, You-Muet Be Kid- a.m. Coffee will be avail- ITCHEN beautiful gift items for ev-machine, pink m arbU-lojjt-u ing to Rahway two years ago. recommendations resulting Democratic Mayor John Gregorio now opposes the in taxation of "middle in- municipalities would be ma- School classes will meet at officiate. ding" will be the sermon convene at 10:55 a.m. Chil- '09 FURU Country Sedan Wa- SPECIAL SERVICES dren and young students to able for adults upon arrival. eryone's Christmas list. table, French marble c!i>ck, v> LU K K Skvlark W Air CaDt. Peterson was ln the from a study undertaken at Gregorio of Linden in his plan. come" properties. jor beneficiaries. For Second Year 9:15 a.m. The Loyals will "Prepare for the Lord's topic of Roger Verse, for- The Junior High young peo- . .. s K°n. Cond,, P/S, P 'B, I'mted States Merchant Ma- the request of 17 minici- reelection bid. admitted that M eanwhile, the disposal have a supper meeting at 4 mer student assistant at thethe age of 20 are welcome. You'll offer home delivery rcfrigerator-whitc, IV - - y s Autc., Air Cond.. Hoof W/W_ QUburban owned 8i The analysis listed New Full state government Bernard J. Wacon, an agent Coming * will be the sermon ple will be in charge of SMALL HOME REPAIRS rine for 40 years and was palities. Thr recommends- the bill wae aimed at the Htudy, undertaken hy a pri. wlth_ Prudential Insurance p.m. First Presbyterian Church Nursery provided for chil- -to- ctratom-eirtj-- in- your Aseumo —LeaJcy- faucets, • stick, y doors, Jersey-.-first—among staxes funding at costs oi the ju- topic of Pastor Kucharik at serving fruit punch to the "TTCTghbarhoDch—Yurrtl" ~~en m employed by- the Marine tiona listed four possible— J-.lndfiH_ Riniarion. Sftnarnr vate consultant. Disko Asso- with-4D -a- true value tax Company's Linden district, Other events scheduled of Railway, at the 11 a.mdren. , to the age of rh rpf. sume r^_cj^^ed_drsina^iaai3£- eiair diciary and related judical the 10:30 a.m, service on Wednesday services at s youth. - —• -- • ——— extra Christmas cash. Call '{Transport—Ger~-N«w—¥W4t_-ai££a in Linden for solid R-inaldo said th_ _e countjy elates and supporte,. d b„y .th_ e rate of $2.99 per $100 of sold over $1,000,000 of in ar»i- Tuesday, 7 service- on Sunday. Church M~r." "I Tang or credTif" treads, room need painting, services would save counties p.m., con- Sunday. The First Sunday in p.m. Child care provided for Or, Visit Our Sfiowrbora since 1937. He had been waste-disposal. Only tUe fix HI—ah*Hi4rd--«et-have-the-right-to—Republican- controlled =an^ -esilni4itcd~^60-mlUion. surance this ^_ *v«ttt—also—wiU—nuirk—tive -ScJLQOl and seminar classes, OSCEOLA PRESBYTERIAN or captain of- the fexa-e Ol-ty---phaflg-oi rhj»_ QmHy \a mm, condemn land for ffarbage freeholder board, appearg-to second cohse- Sunday™ ~S"choot will- b& at 9.-30- -a.m. Crib " child.! ei£~to~tlre~a;g;e~DT 12. Villa or Tehama St.? Call ,973 This would provide a mod- eXfecudve begnmnig- of "the "ttewthurcB A radio series, " " Tlitr Clark 29 E.'MILTON AVE. 1 ir several years. THe" Unn nf rt-RTnrirtmt -cnmmirrpp 4:30 year. care ls Provided from 353-4SSO. Live in Clark, Coupe Di - -6O Thar Heaig" r, BU1CK Riviera 2-Dr. after 5:30 p.m. under contract in. the company m 19^9^ p~7m~77 nv Air Cond.. ir—f^R-<1,-—-tU rh hour will Mass to B&J3fler£d in volving an enginering and pavmenr of S636 assist th ward Watch served in the sal- 6^30 p.m.. High School meet at 9U5 sery at 11 a.m. heard every Sunday over sta- ory, pastor of the FirstBap- economic feasibility investi- tions WERA, Plainfleld, at in Lartcret or pertly cui in your h^iu- . A:i\ Assume BANK, pay- ies. Showroom condition. My home, by award guitar- greater uniformity in _ •hrT^^SQ^^JBftvr^ft^aic-^ight——Gonfematien-^-a-as^ri The Junior Hiizh Fellow- Church of Keyport and call 442-2462. sufa and IWf Justownter. Call 38S- i-'r. Hdcp., Air Cund., full BOAT FUR SALE Richard I hompaon of Urick Miss SerbaJc, daughter of fully by the state, the report Irvington UCOO or 3H8-OOO1. , AM/KM, alt w-hcul, PIANO Tl'NLNG ! ownship and bak> 19> of 446 w Milton that Phase 2 will not begin age property tax payment at listed law enforcement, road Masonic Lodge and the manse. iU Mrs. Bruce , J nnv,,,,^, Friday Mr. and Mrs. John Serbak, Y ™ JI -ii r. . Michael Sternberg, son of The First Sunday of Ad- TRINITY UNITED ' Assunu- li.-VNK. pay- Pianos runed and repaired Killy in Japan; his mother, A 7 on ac because the Democrats $329, or nearly one-half less construction and mainten- Bible study is scheduled METHODIST -K SL'N FISH - 1SJ7U, little use. R _ died on Sunday in Mountain- JerseJ y Civil Air Patrol. Hazzan andd Mrs.. SolomoSolomon ventvent: wufbwill be e celebrateceiebratecTad ass Shop At .... 1U- 1 !• W AN ILL) MALI-. PiL- , call Mr. l.anj; at Call Al Carpenter Mrs. Allen Peterson of Saba-. O side Hoepital, Montclair, gained a 5-4 edge on the than the similar tax payment ance, parks and recreation, Mr Waton is for Wednesday at 8 p.m. The Rahway Complete with mini trailer freeholder board in the Nov. - married to Sternberg, will conduct the the Advent wreath is lighted i, j i tu r c rt-dit ( ' -K 969-1349 Also, four brothers, from injuries suffered in in New Jersey. A*ncng New health and mental health, thee- formeformerr Rhoda Mallow servicei s todad y a91t 9:155 a.m. Session will meet with new 1EEN and all accessories. Excell- f and by the presentation of a . Jostah of Richmond Hill, N. 2 election. Jersey's neighbors. New and pollution control. o Newark, has two chil- in ^e honor oi hi3 Bar members next Thursday at TWIN OVENS BAKERY ^Ii'CK CLERK-DRIVER - MARki ent condition. $495, also h^vt an automobile accident, banner made by the Ele- Sunday will be Loyalty Day permanent position, licensed JIFF'S AUTO CLLAN-CP Y., and Ainslee, Kenneth and A native of Newark, Miss Democratic Freeholtier- Yorir ranked 6th with an dren and lives at 249 Valley Mrtzvah. He alBowili cantir- 7:30 p.m. with worship at II a.m. Other Madison I till •I'JCl- *RT' 2-Or. lidtp. rig for sailing canoe. Call elect Thomas Kaczmareic, ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL menraryCias^ 4-5-6- under N, J. driver, resident. oi'Ln- J Small dents, spot painting, tester, all of Saba; four Serbak had resided in average tax payment of $526, Rd., Clark. Sunday activities are: 8:45 "Where Better Butter BakcrTBalce™Besr Clark, N. .J. , l -b, H/B, All 'sport' 232-2145. Rahway late Torah. Rabbi Jacob the direction of their tea- FIRST CHURCH OF lon Lounty, full package ut Simonizing. sisters, Mrs. Clifton Peter- Kahw ay for 15 yea rs. She who is mayor of Clark(cam- Connecticut 12th with $428, Rubenstein will deliver the cher, Mrs. Donald Brewer, a.m. Children's Hour; 9:30 L Loricd NUjnd .>! Uiiiib, ex. condition. As- Pennsylvania- 18th- with- 52S6 CHRIST. SCIENTIST benefits. Apply I'nion County Please call 233-5502 or sen and Mrs. John-Roy Pe- was a junior at Montclair h , , . - of-Advent, -Ih&Jflrat charge to ihe Bar Mirzvah. and assistant, Mxs. Iay_Miir-_ _ a.m. Church School; ' 10:30 si.ni v BANK pay merits, call j r N K C AR me Linden proposal, and and Delaware 41stwith $221. Watfh For Our Park Commission, Acm.'br., 3S1-OO17. terson, both of RlchmoncT State College. Upper Mont- of the four Advent Michael Zimmer will as- ris. The class is preparing a .Tnr~CDrTffe~^na~reIlowsMpT Mr. Eang at 75o-53u3 for WAN IE O several - other Democrats, The special analysis pre- eerve the national Thanks- Elizabeth, Mun thru Fri. 1 At\ Hill, N. Y., Mrs. Bernard clair, where she was will be Lighted. Church sist at the services tomor- four banners to be part of 5 p.m. Junior Youth Fellow- c redit t i.K . Flease call 353-939b Leverock of St. Petersburg, includina Thomas Long of pared by the N-sw Jersey Day with a choral Oppression in any form p.m. iu 4 p.m. KITCHENS majoring in mjslc. She was of the Holy Eu- school will follow the ser-row at 8:30 p.m. in honor the worship on the four Sun- ship; 7 p.m. Methodist Youth Ela., and Mrs. Uarrel Le- several other Democrats, Taxpayers Association is an vice. needs co be faced up to and Fellowship. C AD1EE AC - '70, v ..ui WANTED TO RENT *- by Dolly Madison ** graduated tn 19fcO from at 8:15 a.m. tomor- of his. Bar Mitzvah. Rabbi days of Advent. overcome. SALESMAN IN TEhEM ID Villc. iiruwn, tan vmvl "f 7 ^ AlMELAk" I onvertibK-, verock of Saba, and four Mother Seton Regional High including Thomas Long of important contribution to The Service of Morning Rubenstein will preach the Events scheduled for the Air L.und., AM I-M, alt Buy direct from local fac- Linden, have stated publicly row. The Rev. Kenneth A. Aus- This is a theme to be 23,500 nulcb. Ecaiht-r grandchildren. School, Clark, where she wlU take place at serrnon a d week are: Monday, Rahway IX SHORTS. CALL 382-4755. \UH'(.-1, L ruise Control, ab- AREA SALES M\NACEH tory representative of Dolly that Linden should not bear " Haazan Stern- tenberg will be preaching on discussed at Christian hulstery, dual o-way s Arrangements were com- was an honor student and 10:30 a.m. ThTh e SSenior Choir berg willchant the Liturgy, Retired Men in Aabury Hall solutely immaculate! As- wishes to rent desk space Madison Kitchens. Please the burden for the county. "Jonah—a Whale of a Pro- Science church services on We Specialize In Wedding Cakes Hir EH WANTED MALI- i>K AM FM signal se caU 381-3292 pleted by trre"W^dxer-;J-;-JohTi- member of the National though the FHA materials will be under the direction Oneg Shabbos-after the ser-phet" at the 11 a.m. service. at 1 p.m.; Tuesday, Esther suniL' HANK payments, call and share secretarial ser- son Funeral Home, 803 Rar An alternative to the land- i a Bible leseon- FLMALU radio, privau- ear \ t Honor Society. tend to understate actual tax ,P^rir ,,H11 ^ „.„„ „ . Church School classes will " Ancient and Circle; Wednesday, Rotary cruise cuntrol, clin.au- Mr. Lang at ~5o-53u3 lor vices on full time basis. itan Road, Clark. fill site in Linden is a fed- There wiil be a celebra- at 12:15 p.m. In Asbury Hall; credit < ).k. Call 276-0099. first setting in Railway and At Montclair, she was a and Mrs. Herbert meet at 9:40 a.m. Necromancy, alias erally sponsored pilot pro- y next Thursday, Senior Choir bAN i A NEEDS ELVEb trol, rear detu^gc-r, ru moved to Elizabeth two member of Mu Sigma sor- bra 1 of tioni of the Holy Eucharisett mer in honoor ooff thei theirr soson'n s The Junior Choir will t-raror in trunk, su ject to haul garbage by rail commercial properties are ^pf ^« Holy Eucharist md Hypnotism, De- rehearsal at 7 -l5 p.m. TWIN OVENS \\ e Need You years ago. ority and the Glee Club. to state or federaUy-owned in Sad^r Chapel next Wed- forth-coming Bar Mitzvah practice on Saturday at 2nounced." : .'.O^.ENll'ALA b h JUr.- Hdty, Antony Manto, JA member of St. Mark's t bhe was a member of die land in South Jersey. « *" "Be not overcome of evil. SECOND BAPTIST •Vjti!., Air '.ond.. Vinyl Roof, Church and its choix, Mass call 232-5333. Deutseher Club of Rahway. New Jersey has applied Rahway liO( )KK1 L-. Pt-.Kb lull power, like new, As- Surviving are her husband. Serbak also was the church's BAKERY 1 Contractor, Dies for the $2 million federal —year stands at $3.93 per A-l 1967 C.WLIU K At.t V sutnr BANK payments, call -:->£^^ :<•:•;•:. Ceo rge W. Weber; her ELIZABETH A. SERBAK assistant organist and The 78th anniversary ot Mr. t-ang at 75(^-5303 for program, which would allow $100 of true value of proper- Huge Discounts GIFTS... tor alt occasions^ '1 LM I'ORARIL.b SI'OK I - 327 cn^inv, stan- mother, Mrs. Eli^aJieLh. — trained the junior choir. Union, Burlington, Mon- the Second Baptist Church CASH nONTSHS dard transmission, floor credit i i.K . ty, nearly four per cent of ANNOUNCING 20 CLARETON SHOPPING CENTER Kuncz Schmitt in Germany, Surviving in addition to mouth and Camden Counties Plus will be observed on Sun- lilCli KA II •>consult-. Hxcellenr condirinn. Mrs. Kornas, 64 After Long Illness Mrs. Stringham Mr. Serbak and Mrs. Serbak, property values. NJTA. &s- and a stepdaughter, Mies to participate. tima:ea that by 1975 the day. The pastor, the Rev, RARTTAN ROAD Pi KS< WAI IZhO SLKV1CL Uest offer. Call ^12-21^. 'ns CA1J11.LAC Convertible, Mrs. Sophia lirltzak Patricia L. Uentriien at che formerMlss Amelia Gla- % Excise Tax Rebate Emerson James W. Ealey, will preach Anthony Manto, 47, of 53 Ser vices were held on However, 12 other states average tax on property own- Ni > !-L L TO Y( >L Air Lund., every luxury op- Kornas, 04, of 1 145 Forest home. cobbe, are Miss Serbak's the sermon, "Then and CLARK, NEW JERSEY 3 Maple Ave., Rahway, died rhursday in Rahway for Mrs" have applied for the pro- ers in New Jersey will be on a ^ PONY MISS IT ! 2i(j Park Ave., iicoten Plains 19oo 1 LYMUL 111 VAL1A.\: don showroom new inside L)r., Clark, died Sunday In Karen Ann. at home. :«<<«>:w:::s::::::%::;x::^ 1-rlday in hlizabeth General i ^nra i ,,^rirlf#> Srrirnrhnm gram, and it la not known Now," at "Tire 11 a.m. ser- 322-8302 blue, 4-dr, autumaiic. ,. , „,. ~~~^ Luedtke Stringham collected at a rate of $4.80 BRAND NEW &. .an. Assume BANK pay- Rahway Hospital after along grandmo- whether the New Jersey ap- per $100 of actual value of lsW=, Morris Ave., I munL.\l L-.LLI:N'I Ci 'MM 1 1< i.\ Hospital, Elizabeth, after a 6H> of 453 Montroee Ave., munis, call Mr. Lang at. illness. Serbak of plication will be approved. property. As early as 1980, •So75. 3b L-=y-ii' 75O-53U3 lur crcdiL U.K Born ln Chicago, Mrs. Mrs. Barbara Karpyshyn long Illness. Fort charlotte. Fla., who Kornas lived in Clark 21 If the rail haul proposal if no tax reformn are enacted Wuod Ave., Linden Toltar, H3F of fa44 Lincoln falls " PAbSi- NCLK C AKh 1 i -K Ave., Rahway, died Wednes- ere made b e 5^3LtesrwJll^Sa^^^ncer: FINFST r ' ' , ira ,,V *:" in Linden many years. moveairo d to Rahway 15 years ,A native 0o1f KoseiiKrmellpe 1Pnrk arfc". ^Funeral HomeV, 37 ^1 W Petti MtU report is scuttled, the county $6.00 or six per cent of SAL I day at Westfield Conva- u K will have to come up with JAPANESE IMPORT Sluu.uu weekly possible ad- >iHdtp Autu., P/b, Air Mrs KornaV retired in lescent Center, Westfield, »^; Mrs. Stringham lived in Co- * property value. At this level, FOR FINE" DINING " Mr. Manto, a self-em- looia, before she moved to Rahwav. another alternative. SPORTS CAR HANDLING dressing mail for firms - '10 TOYOTA Mark 11 Wa-cond.. Vinyl Roof immac- lOcL after 34 years as aafter a long illness. the accumulated tax pay- ployed mason, was a com- Port charlotte seven years ments by property owners 1'iixil Whri-I Itvlvv , RJtII Full and part time at home- gon, Auto., Air Cond., AM • Assume BANK pay-lega l aecretary wich various Born in Austria, Mrs. BAKING ON PREMISES Send stamped self-ad- mems, call Mr. Lang ar municant of St. Mary's agO- will equal the value of the FM, immaculate, low mil-75o-5303 for credit O.K. New York City law firms. :o Rahway in , \ IM> t FREE.-TV.iREE dressed envelope to Blaher Catholic Church Mrs. Stringham .was the .. c. . . „ „ property to-"about 12 years. eage. Assume BANK pay- She was a communicant Mr8 Snela h PARENTS! k With"fhe pucp;has.e .qf,any,.item, $5 or.over, you Co., Box 12459. El Paso, mems, call "Mr. Lan^it ving ere his widow, ^^^ nf- toii^rriV 4rrino - _ - e Kelly, 68. translated, tax bills on _ of St. John the Apostle Ro- — Does-Your- Child Texas 756-5303 for credit O.K. CHEvV Srookwood Wa- "^^n Catholic Church and ham, who died ih~August. ^SO^OOOJionies will run up- $1850,00 are eligible for the drawing on rhe TV. Raffle to communicant of St. Vladimir Manto; six 'sons, Joseph, ln Perch Ambo* Hos' Have a Reading or ward from $1,800 to more gon. Air Cond., Auto., P/S, the widow of Joseph T. Kor- Ukranian Catholic Church, Charles, Sylvester, Anthony Survivors include a daugh- be drawn Dec. 24. - - • « *., ,„ ,., nas than $3,000 per year. FULLY EQUIPPED Special for this Week! '0 7 TOYOTA Corona 4-Dr.. P/B, many extras, looks like Elizabeth. She was the widow Jr., Salvatore and John, and ter, Mrs. LaVerneMaarcin Born in Nova Scotia, Mrs. Math Problem? GREEK SALADS with FETA CHEESE brother Dmytro Tokar. of Clark. New Jersey has popula- NO EXTRAS TO BUY CONTINENTAL CUISINE CLASSIFIED Auto.. Air Cond., R&H, ex. a '71, low mileage. Assume Surviving are a of two daughters, ~R~ose and Kelly moved to Edison two tion density, social prob- ADVERTISEMENTS cond. Assume BANK pay- BANK payments, call Mr. and sister, WUliam G. Brit- Surviving are two sons, com 529.95 and Anna, all of Rahway; his ,. " months ago after living many FOR INFORMATIO^4 CONCERN- lems, public service re- Includes 27 No Charge SELL ments, call Mr. Lang at Lang at 750-5303 for credit z^ Miss Mary J Michael of Jupiter, Fla.,, and parents, Mr. pleted by 1 ur eral ING A DIA.GNOSTICALLY BASED, and Mrs. Jo- J-Ioxne u/ K,n " ! years in Rahway and Detroit, quirements and governmen- Equipment Items — come 75O-5303 for credit O.K. U.K. Uritzak, both at home. W. Milton Ave.,^ichi Snewa a fl communl.l INDIVIDUALIZED AND COMPRE- John of Rahway; two daugh- seph Manto ot Elizabeth; tal diversity unlike any other on in and count thorn. Mrs. Ann Washco of three brothers, Sam of cant of St. Mark's Church. HENSIVE IMPROVEMENT PRO z> Rustic Mill GRAM TO BE HELD"~SAYUROAY state in the nation. Thus 2 Doors — 4 Doors South Plalnfleld and Mrs. Roeelle, Joseph Jr., of Lin- den and Salvatore of Eliza- IN LINDEN, CALL 925-7I9M OR NIFTY-GIFTY DISCOUNT CENTER LEGAL NOTICE LSGAJL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES Mrs. Weber; 41 when New Jersey's heavy Station Wagons. Mary Shimski of Sewaren, beth- five sisters. Mrs. Mary Surviving are three daugh- 381-268-4 FPOM 5 P.M. TO 9 P.M. reliance on local property Diner - Restaurant OPEN TO THE PUBLIC 1 SALE OF LAND FOR UNPAID MUNICIPAL CHABGES Services were held Thurs- DAILY. TESTING AND INTER Oct. 1 Motor Trend Mog. a// tyt>m* o/ JEWELRY. Famou* Brand TV,, r Hit -nil--- \ 'In' ni J Mr.i three grandchildren and five Burrecki, Mrs. Nura Merlo ters Mr8. Martha K.Nugent owners to finance govern- • I ;!*. .it H4iua% "11 U< VIEWING FOR WINTER SESSION Quotes.: is yours in 24 hours TOWNSHIP OF CLARK day for Mrs. Anna Schmitt great-grandchildren. RADIOS <*«i APPLIANCES ot LOW DISCOUNT PRICES and Mrs. Josephine ©'Newport, R.I.; Mrs. She- IS NOV. 27, 1971. ment is taken into account - iv , |l«-. .-in!,..; 1, IT 1 PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that I. Hobort Byrnes, Direc- Weber, 41, of 920 Monroe h dt ne } ome ut n of 52.5 per cent of total state 109 North Ave. 1153 W. BUliABETH AVE.. L IHDEH 07OM \.\1, ill [fit- I .1111' ^T w fm *" ™l \ > Francs L. Kelly. 72, ofCarrubia, all of Elizabeth, \f^ l^t ^ tor of the Department of Revenue and Finance of the Township Ave., Elizabeth, who died ln 371 W. Milton Ave.. Rahway, 42 w_ MoUv Cranford and Mrs. "The Subaru is the (everi before you select the car) I.••[••- 'i ii;- H .i I:, . I and Mrs. Paula Pisciotto and village. Mich., of Clark, tn the County of Union, and State of New Jersey pui- Elizabeth General Hospital handled arrangements. Mrs. Nicolina Cottone. both Marian KHennessy of Edl- Academic Skills and local tax collections in best engineered and 486-4700 suant to the authoV-ity of tfao -Statute in, auchxaacfl« Piflde^and pro- after a long illness. a retired employe of the the most practical Cranford f..r II, )MIT' ll . vided, will on the 22tid day of December, 1071 at 10:00 AM. of Bayway Refinery". Linden, in Sicily. son and 11 grandchildren, 1970 - it becomes under- HOURS UNTIL CHRISTMAS Mrs. Weber, who was born Our ads go to local people r el Improvement small sedan ever Lhat day. at the Municipal Building. Clark Township, expose for died at after a long Arrangements were made , , ,^ w^ f,, ,, ~ standable why it has the Every day: 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Birth 0»t» Spoute't Name ft nit Dnilred sale und sell the several tracts and parcela of land h.orelnaft(!r in Germany had resided in eral onie 27S W madel" and -nearness means results! illness. by the Corey and Corey Fu- " ^ ' - Milton highest property taxes in Saturday : 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. 111 I I specified to make the amount properly chargeable against said the United States since 1953, A Ve Associates, Inc. the nation, said NJTA. lands respectively on the 1st day of July. 1071, as computed tn the Born ln Caruret, Mr. neral Home. 25y Elm Ave., x " Rahway was in charge 272-7016 STOP IN FOR A Home Phone Own " How Lone There list on file in my office, together with interest, on such amounts Kelly lived in Kenilwurih 20 Rahway. of arrangements. The association also com- from July 1st, 1071, to date of sale and coat of sale. This sale 19 Mrs. Victoria Friguletto, 89, in City years before moving to mented on the complaints FREE TEST DRIVE Horn* *ddr»ti Kent inncte under provisions of an Act entitled. "An Act Concerning Cranford ln made at budffet time each Open 7 a.m. Unpaid Tax.es7 Assessments ana 6HY6r wrrnitctpirr-ClTames—on Heal- year. Property and Providing for the Collection Thereof, by the Creation COLORAMA Hah and Enforcements of Liens Thereon (Revision of 1918) approved Ifl chemical products division 'til S a.m. Employer March 4, 1918. and the supplements and amendments thereto, and at Bayway for 35 years prior The association said that AUTO two public functions super- the general laws of the State, and further revised and compiled In Mrs. Victoria Friguletto, Higgins and Son Funeral to retiring in 195o. 1037 by the Legislature of the State of New Jersey." vised by Thestaxe t»at sup- 560 SOUTH AVE. Ample Parking Dutlnttt ftddrvli i t t 89, of 158 E. Crand Ave., Home, 11 In Bryant St., Survivors include a sister, Further particulars of the lands to be sold may be obtained at Rahway, died last Thursday Rahway. ported financially by prop- CARWOOD — 789-2040 the office of the Director of the Department of Revenue and Mrs. Thomas Quinn of Clark. Finance at the Municipal Building on Westfield Avenue, ln the at home after a brief ill- •:->:-X-K-:-^5*:-:-X-:-:-:-X-:-:-J«-:<:< Othar Crndltor m;,.[,--.t- . , I ih. ( i • \ ., ! li.ih ••• .r. . Township of Clark prior to the sale, between the hours of 9 A.M. ness. ANNOUNCES Djlance unnniT w. ^ M H* * *- to 4 PJvI. Monday through Friday Mrs. Friguletto, widow of •\ , i in u Uu siiic^a \.]iii in i-i i .ii • i The following la a description of lands to be sold and the Rocco Friguletto, was born Othnr Creditor owners' names contained in the list on file ln the Department of NOTIGE TO CREDITORS Revenue and Finance, together with the total amount due thereon in Italy and lived in New KST VI y "[• It A^ MON I) \ . as computed to December 22, 1971. York City before coming U-:rriNCHfhLL. U'-'-*-"^*-1- . . here 64 years ago. She was No. Name Blcvek Lot Amount a communieant-of~&tv-Mary-a Pur-iiiiiii !•• i In; ur.lrr ul 1 Leo A. McDermott Si Carole K. 19 7 $803.32 ~l f - k \N \S\- , -urrof.'iii'- Roman Catholic Church, ORDER NOW f ( iiuni[\ nf I nion, ITI.1'1'- Rahway, and a member of T.IN nf >'ov. -\.n.. FOR CHRISTMAS c i'onr 1 Tts 'Rosary-Altar Society, :Q- 1,, i. pon ih' appliruimn ot Oiip*n«ino Naluinjilty Famoui Nnltlat Hot Food Producu ihr- 1) ti.lt-r^niiif.i, .I.H K»<*i utur u i Surviving are a son, Al- WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR WANTED Si(nalurt of Applicant (Ink Only; (y't of Spouie II Joint ftccnunt Devircd th*: 1 L'l -?U!'i tJei't'.is.-.i, bert; four daughters, Mrs. Tfl>\ f.;]vcil ['• I Ill- NO SELLING . . KEEP YOUR PRESENT JOB! nut 1 < .- 1-, ht- Steve Kovely^ Mrst Carl > I"* Ti • We Bullioiizo you to obi j in MI, h inln'ni.)!'.' t-j.i'e > an, fi ttie <,t.ttemt nti m.ldc in 1 red |..r1 s ..f 's .1 id drci-lisfii ! ') V - u'llilui t'. Ullfl '' '(h Jl" Benz and the Misses Mildred application and tlt-i 1 arc th.il jii iriiiirs \> ii-l ' JIIIHH tiuestn "^ J' i* I'ur r'.i .u i u'.ile in every icipecl and *<•".!"'( 'Bulr |On -•xhii >it I'- if h subscriber unJt-r aarECJhal lh!S afiH'"Cal *n.it( in»dvrn1oi> til in, ji'iins jrr r\[iblisfi»i! b( Our . (J ,CJI )<[) , nmjjor, Wr 'icrtt i (irprndiblf grandchildren and nine The country's finest custom shirt makers ami '1,-,,, JDJ, .tgajn^l ih<- t-.it.it <• (l.-ilKlluiOI 'tmr ,ir Vn.jlr .1 this iPfJ *ith 1*10 W •!>,'.,.num 'u ,.,^F ,, f.(1,,,[,,n|.ri| Jllj ,n irnlin i whii I, «ii) iu< ii ovci JOIIUI Iwo Imii". monti'i, I imnif. , jn ijrijw ', j;"i 000 i)'inu*"i and tailors are here, now - to create for you •fiist-d w itliin --i> great-grandchildren, all of uf •, .11.I .it-i jriil up W[ «iii, i,.••mlfi [IJTI timf *(>Dln jnli Wr If l,v umpirir m' "'iijiiun ."i uUiflk pnoni the most beauilful shirts and suit:;, you will morn Iia from ihr lint'- of ^n i.l numbri *nU tin I 00<• Al! inqui'ifl itrinly i-onti(]cnt.j Rahway. The newest, easiest way to carpet your rooms. OL'K ANTIQUE GALLARIES ARh NOW -ever own. All chosen and srvl*^ by vou, the urili-r , or ih?y ' w-ill I"' forf\«r Arrangements were com- Just fill in this SETCO "ZIP! application form tor a CONSOLIDATED CHEMICAL CORPORATION CJP1-N...Please Come by and Browse. way you like them. Design "y"0trr~"m7n~5Ulrs, TU liarre .1 (ruin firo**rrut ing BOt z&$m m .*£• and that easy. Then walk into any new-car dealer and THU ;HOWARD SA\ 1NO SHERWIN- 1 pick your car with the confidence that comes from knowing Judy's Dor II We lake your hXACT .MUASUUE«vi-NTS io your financial arrangements are set, N t;tt \HW, N.J. WILLIAMS Co. M assure the perfert fit In a shirt or suit you my [•\\ ecu lor DRUG STORE Bygones Antiques have always wanted. . .and lu1; the larfies tool •mbling Slut-. SAVE $1, 2, 5 or 10 EACH WEEK Select or design the collar style and cuff that m Attorneys WALL COVERING;. best suits you. Choose f roni dozens o\ oeautl- Full service loan Do it now! 14OH M11 in S,t Re*.DY-TOF1NISH 1328 SOUTH AVE.. PLAINFlhLO ful personal monograms -all embruidured by tay, N-J • NEXT YEAR YOU WILL HAVE THE CASH SETCO's lull-service finance plan Fill m the ZIP' application and take it OPEN EVERY DAY OF THE YEAR FURNITURE (Between Tcrrlll Rd. & Leland Ave.) ~hand7 " " iPRAY EQUIPUEWT LADDERS ' PHONE: 561-1241 Center" -PX1NT1H0TCIOS"—— -4.-0-5 P-.M-. — TO MAKE^H&ISTM^S-SHORMNG EASY -mail FtfEL msuranGe are all inducted- in a~ Summit fiLEILzabe_!h_Tmst Company ^^^^«>W5WO«0^^ 1 SK \LKD BIDS (or thr »d Puk- HOME AND CM* STCRBO UNITS -COME_TO _WHEBE:._THE.NEW_IPEAS IN CARPETING ARE I on OPEN THURSDAY NlTES licly opened ""2-00 j^5»-» e Shirts tliat dale, ut tKePoffico nncMlCD fMIW-RAHWAY AT LOW DISCOUNT PRICES Ml » P.M. S UoiiBing Authority of th« City U1VIIII\ vi Ta«L-t!brTt-SUL—.. SUMMIT and ELIZABETH Qf^Rahwnyy -iQfl Cbt PtSO Ml 6 t'M. TRUST COMPANY PTaia, Ry7 y Xhor Honr* the cvrnl of too bit! on AND r*ry SINJUIT M HERK£|JEY (tElGHTS w Cl^RK - ELMBETH " ElKABffflppftlf • NEW lTitfL GASOLINE , \-S\J — ----&- T - rlpKt 1* te»ervc»] to DIVISION OF occept or rejoct any or all pro— SUPPLY Phone 2329511 ttnd to - wulve any tn- VISLOCBCV TRAVEL KfcrAIKa COLOB&B&WTV\ FQRFRIENDLY RELIABLE SERVICE clark 318. Broad St, Cor. Prospect Stf Wesffidd, SJ. Across the street from JLlncoln Federal Savings Bank -received. ... -. _..„.. AND HIGH QUALiTV OIL UffiSJbulf" M- HOUSING AUTHOftlTY OF RAHWAY, N. J. By* W * ttx«cutlv« Director RAHWAY NEWS-RECORD/CLARK PATRIOT_ PAGE 12 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1971 Park Unit Shuts Three Facilities JS5 The Union County Park Commission said three of its facilities will close for NEW JERSEY'S OLDEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER EST. .822 ;ark up with large amoujits uf down payment In cash when Hillside the winter season on Nov. By MATTHEW J. RINALDO bed money to finance this extra- the capital Improvement in- 28. Slate Senator, Union County volves an expenditure in ex- Jeffrey Di Bella anO ordinars improvement. They are the Park Com- As tli e law no v- stands, cess of $10,000,000. 1 plan mission's Pitch and Putt golf Army Second Lt. Jeffrey the.- communities involved in to amend S-655 so that it courses, located adjacent to J. Dl Bella, 24, son of Mr. 15 CENTS Four, and p<;risibl> fivi.-. Iiu- I"L- is RAHWAY. NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1971 Union L'ount\ communities [be imp rovt-nit-m <_an sell would cover joint ventures the Galloping Hill Golf and Mrs. Gustave A. Dl Bella bilit> that rh like the treatment plant. VOL. 149, NO. 47 are faced with me possibility bonds le. finance all bui hv e 'L Course, Kenilworth and of 330 Harvard St., Rahway, might hx.- i-L e-.: t> N ew Jerse> law contains of raising large cash contri- and stan .;t the Costs. I he remaining Union, the Aah Brook Golf was assigned to the 63rd butions as their share oi tl.r [iv L- . m ist be raiSL-d in no exemption provision, but Course, Scotch Plains, and Signal Battalion in Vietnam. costs ul buildii'ij; a =.fvJundar\ cash. And in 111ese da\s of New York permits an ex- the Rifle and Pistol Range, Lt. Di Bella, adjutant of ception to the down payment located off Kenilworth Bou- the Battalions headquarters ! iaciln\ 11 nuiuiiung municipal Custs, raising :!u- sums i i m^nev requirement when the levard, Cranford. company, entered the AAny 1 iiU'jhcO U*r the hr^'ikUr} amount involved is The Pitch and Putt golf in November 1969 and com- Joint N . >2u,0OU,UO0 or more. \: t ican":.em ; lain Jn'^ c^n- cour*ses attracted over pieced basic training at Fort .TH1L.1L- .I harden; l^r rax- M \ proposal would not 60,000 par-three enthusiasts Knox, Ky, The \.::l^\ o ^ I •'•'• apply to the routine bond project, -^hic:". uas De^p. r< I a> i i'b, during the past eight months. He was graduated from i .:i iMhtance, I nil • n would improvement items involv- The Pitch and Putt courses Woodbridge High School in quired b\ suiu- .luiiiuruu ing hundreds of thousands is estimated at >47,rui ,uv: -i,uuo in cash, and the Rifle and Pistol range 1965 and received a bachelor i-- u^^ niorienioriev thai ^ ill iiavi- uf dollars or even a lew will reopen for the 1972 of arts degree from Upsala The Rahway Taxpayers taxpayers by changing tlu business administrator. out, was to reduce the num- cided that "Rahway'e pre- •!!• e . >U[ million. But 1 feel thai this season in mid-March, wea- College, East Orange, in of t!'. i tu^ 11- Association is against any present form of govern- harly in October a state- ber of cuuncllmen to seven sent form of government, budget, in ttur>p* uf action should be taken ther permitting. 1969. Before entering the if properly administered. It tJtipwcia.ily m u^w uf change In the present form ment." ment issued by Dr. b.dward and to have the municipal nion I'ownstiif it Army, he was employed by Morrison and Angelo Kiure, as good and even better than p that have been men- of the city government, Alon- Rahway adopted Plan r- elections conducted separate an~rnc~nr:rsr of - Xrrroa Corpp;, y 20 W. Lawrence, president leader in - a mnvemem "to some of---the-forms- TtvaH^ tioned for such mulu-mil- 1 of the Faulkner Act- in cht- from county, state and' na- 1 .i tax points right otl tile Kcveinn His wife, Joanne, resides of the association, announced .'.oUa after the voters de- institute non-partisan gov- able. ^ tional elections. at :iext year. iillaide's lion dollar Joinr'venrurcs as "nr'vT'cTic»rua group",'ivta"srer Chorale of New Jersey, will In a report recentlyy re- at 110 Knollwood Drive, yesterday. cided to change from tli-e ernment" in Rahway called "It was the consensus that > n l-riday at 3:30 p.m. Philip Frowery of Clark, at any form Qf. government is regional incineratiun leased, the I.'. S. Bureau of Cherry Hill. " Mr. Lawrence said the former •maytrr^-couneil tor -volunteers to circulate Mr.~trrrwrence said the l-«^ ih I ill! no better than the-officials its committee re- ment gives the discussion of its com- believe that m aui^h in 1 r-.n 1'tTu ii*t;;il Tho on the city government power, ter_£ndum 1 biiliuu. I'o Jt **—fe-^—*-J' > • — L ^ . •lll»l• •nrniHi- --^r-rtTFrnye in the-fe^m L.Ac i oo '" th'o provide taxpayers more thiin in 1969. xnrd—the—aite-rna tivc a avQlX- city government. The move- posal adva.nced to cnange snouia oe RAHWAY short-range relief from tin- able concluded ' 'that no cipal Council a"legislative I lie affected communities u v t benefit would accrue to the instrument, and requires a ments aim. It was" pointed the form ol government, de- and elect a different-breed navt- appllfU to Liie I ul ^O.mln^ I- _Mi ^ of officials than Rafiway has huge amounts ufmorwv atone •[ 1 k-ahh hn el'tl- erred. -and—kas- time when the entire cusr . , . ..use Katanello, 773 ate l ne-cct-Mt> , u hich FRIDAY, NOV. 19 the past-' :\\\*.• c i • ol L rojects can just as well \\. nrJiU Avenue, reported iremen s ^••..k; vvjivc (lie-r^iLi run lent Mr. btuart Knorr, 237 Lin- The association's conclu- •U tn. be bonded, as is the ease- wuh ,; n -,,rne tinie during the I. : i c.i.sh dovvii-i awi.elll. den Ave., reported he was sion should not be construed V\i •[ I UK- remaining 95^. ;u^!.i -i lawn mower valued mugged after leaving his ve- STUDENTS ^LECT OFFICERS ... M^ Bjr^Coo^ ^ij-^- *f^f™c^ll -\\Ui.'Ugli tliuie- lb d way Roosevelt bchool, Kahway, poseb wiui «-^^uat>, .w. ~"-"-" "", " u^-. Jeffrev as an endorsement of the • \l dik' next scssiuii ol the tA" r~o uas stolen from a hicle parked near his home. o R Parham present city administration ..mi to I" lllt= iwVllllllUIULlc^. HI — n;<;ul fahed in die rearyeard. lefc co TliKtTvTAi Wilkins. w^was elecced ™rer. ^ Vjul. R^^an^ie^. w ived, i would alsn tike ro Legislature, 1 will liavt: tliu 1"I 'i;SDAY, M : v His wallet containing cash and--its policies,.Mr-JLa»£^. !!• An attempu J ! ri. ML i lec,islaiiuii enabled tu bill amended in ordt-r tu de- NL \ i!i Amhon>, 262 > and a credit card as well as HARI)WARE HOUSEWARES and Lisa Randall. -r-ence—said. -He—.adder! that ^' \ i. v siiuatiui'it' buch ari tnelerinint- wtiat support exists e n t r \ was re; - n•ti ^ :. \v i iiuL-, stared that his credentials was stolen. Recogn^zed^ the association •"condemns'* it-iK- lir lor tins measure. Ad- tl'.oin 's 1 )uhi,i'i:- - ( n [,, u.tM playing football at SATURDAY, NDV. 20 wilt Uiat has deVL'h-^ cd in A record gathering of 200 many of the administration's che"'j-uixit mittedl), die re are U-^i_s_la_-_ Grand AVCIHH- . i t: W:t runs Memorial i-ield A break, entry and larceny Cuiinccuuii with members, their families and policies. One of the admin- .in. at Hide n ar. .•iett cr M et'iinu pru ]eci. tors who do not ap-pruvu of p e t r a tn im- a:ioi!iL-r buv stole his watch. was repoted by Mr. Neil JLstratlpn'e acts which^ls op-^ > \ . 11 Oi i friends attended the Rahway (l 1 u vv t- r l n g th e guard against v the fr< nt \ .-,.:-,; ec I is bein^i mve^ti- /.ullo, 155o Lambert Street. ^I'llk'tJillt.- -'^ , i LIU r i nJuCeU s C r e v PROCTOR Italian American Club's tes- posed by the association, tiscal irresponsibility, But Wilt) what apt i a ri. Someone entered through the T-^^S, a niL-asu rr which timonial cocktail hour and Mr. Lawrence said, is the .v>r\ al I do not think tills would be [.•ire wrench. I r.r:*\: i< .»• .w a\ police assisted open garage dour and stole ^ t > o n th e• t";. : u I ,'hce i. -eparuiient mappre- VlUU. 1 making tJiu five t\pf. Up Matarese, of Rahway, former building of the Eliz- iur.din^ live Newark rt-s'l- 4 SLICE abethtown Gas Company and Wl- DNhSDAV , N» -v . ! Mr. Walter burch of l-.li- Dne member of the Rahway neral Hume In Rahway, will of the board for 12 years, who saved the lives of two H. run ,u rns suspected in a break, COMBINATION the proposed additional ex- zabeth reported that the car Board of hducation said this complete a three-year term said he has-—nor decided children in a fire last Jan- •v.\ w Mr. Anthony l>'la^u r ana larceny at Lunia.x penditure of $400,000 to con- and lord reported IV.A\ \0-.iU entr\ tie had parked with the keys week that he would not seek next February. Mr. Hlggins wither to run for reelec- uary. 1 J Main btrvet, Wood- left tn it on Fulton Street TOASTtR vert the building for use as car was parked m the t t \ , reflation to another term served a three-year term as tion to a fifth term. Mr. The club president, An- a.rv.. ri r ; !TK'.^e. All were taken ro tht had been stolen. The vehicle WITH r police headquarters. was Recreating i ' ^ and uni- member indicated a board member after the Rizzo, who served as presi- thony Vivenzio, introduced •A,., ahritt^e Police LX-part- was found abandoned shortly NEW PASTRY — tli at he has nut decided board became an elective "This is another case df : Alley parking lot .->' 'm CONVENIENCE dent for several years, de- the dinner dance committee, p.i:. '!: C inu',1. All the stolen te-K-- thereafter in a driveway on FOOD HEAT whether to be a candidate. body instead of an appointive ignoring the voters' right stole tour hub cd\ >. SELECTION BAR. FREE clared that he is "thinking Joseph Gesumarla, chair- \: .i j 1- 1m Avenue. REPLACEMEN1 t.dward J. Wiggins uf lllo body in 195°. He also served about it carefully." man, Lee Wilson, Frank of referendum," Mr.'LaW- • Automatically Heats Nan frozen eight months ol" a second rence declared- .Sl'NDAY, Nt A'. 21 and frozen "Toaster Variety" Poods . . No GUARANTEE Bryant Su'eet stated that he Mr. Rizzu is the proprie- Uotti and Richard Velotti. and 1 An attempted break and muss or fuss • With TWO individual Select has no intention to run for three-year term before re- tor of Town Hardware Inc., Mr. Vivenzio then introduced HONOR HHRO OF FIRE ... Fireman Philip Matarese of the Rahway Fire Department, The taxpayers' leader entry vv as reported to have Rome Color Controls « Now . Light Toast. reelection. signing from the board. 2b Westfield Ave., Clark. Mr. Matarese, his wife, Inez, second from left, holds plague awarded to him by the Rahway Italian American Club pointed out that the asso- U ,is!-,d.v r. JIN r a. occurred at 500 "Seminary Dark Toast at the same time. Model 22OO5 ""Mr. lliggins, president of Louis R. Rlzzo of 1065 A third incumbent whose and their /our sons, Philip, for rescuing two children frorrTa fire. With him are, left to right, Anthony Vivenzio, ciation "opposed the paat A\ L-:IL-L ^. Avenue. 1 he screen un the 4 SLICE TOASTER Thomas F. Hiiiiiins bons Fu- Madison Avenue, a member term e'xpires in February, Lmil, Larry and Lenny. ciub president, Joseph Gesumaria, chairman of the dinner dance committee. Lee administration's policy of M .:.\L'A1 . I indiscriminate bonding of rt-ar door had been torn • i, 2, 3 or 4 Sheet at a-Tirat- • Seltict William Berk.u, could not i>e Mr. Vivenzio praised . Wilson and Frank Botti, committee members:"" " ~" i \ - • r Ii everything and anything and L I. • I: e -- away i'rum the Iranic near Rome Color Control • Automatically Adjusts reached this week to obtain Fireman -Mataresc-'s loyalty (Hi- Toastmg Ttmo. Modot 20727 that "it vigorously opposes the inside lock. Entry to a statement on his plans in tu his work as a long-time Threat of Water Run-off the continuance of the same the [-remises was not gained. regard to the election. He is city fireman and for his 12 1 policy of bonding by the pre- MONDAY, NOV. 22 cumpleting his first three- bravery in the heroic rescue V . 1 Mr. Robert Schur, 1101 year term as a member. sent administration." 'A l ill of two children trapped in _ Ja^ues Avenue, reported that To Be Subject of RCFC The deadline for filing pe- a room on the third floor Democrats took control of while- his car was par-ked by titions of nominations by of a burning building. the city administration In 4:4u j .:: i r re nit at SA'I I ROAYS. his home someone stole both Rahway Citizens for Flood woulU -cover lo acres uf. candidates for eeats on the Januaxy—when Street. front urc-s, valued at !>100. OBiNSON'S Control Inc., will meet on ground-a-rul-i>our-faur-e- water board is 4 p.m. on Thurs- lt was announced that dur- in collecting the records the officials have appeared be- tin became mayor and three iM 1 in Jen Av<. nt.i .-.. •HOME-STYLED KIELBASI 1-25 lb. Contract and purchasing 5:2J p.in inrush li rt ai 'A.r Monday at H p.m. in Sr. into Rahway above ground day, Dec. 30. The petitions ing the convention of theNew delivery would not be com- fore the grand jury to an- Democratic^ councilmen-at- 10:0 1 p.rn lujur> requiring aid j[ 4^7.\-nunarv N 2"*; Dec. i, and S 1527 MAIN ST., RAHWAY records of the City of Rahway -Full Line oi Quality Cold Cuts ov ..=,.r._A-l-i4-val4i Lv v Mark's Church Hall, Hamil- and underground through a must be filed at the office of Jersey State Firemen's for me past six years have pleted for some time. swer questions. large were seated/rhe four Avenue'. giant culvert. 1 v (All Our Cold Cuts Are Home Made) I'mkcrtun's carlu-r t rade- ton Street, to discuss pro- Norman J. Anderson, board Benevolent Association last "been removed frum ^hi's ciry . Since City Clerk. Schrof In addition, a probe of Democrats had defeated Kla- I HI KM3A ! , v -V. FREE PARKING HOURS: mark. an cti^ravinK of a w ide- PHONE gress on -rivei?—encroach- Howard, £. Baker, RCFC secretary, at the boardoffice summer in Atlantic City, to the office of Prosecutor- is the keeper of the muni- school system records in yor John C. Marsh, Repub- L»rass lir ai t-rano \vnun * All Chop Meat Ground Fresh REAR OF STORE B A.M. to 6 P.M J:45 p.m awake t-ye, with the slogan. 382-1 ) 1 1 ment complaints and the new chairman, said, "This shows in Washington School, h. the Rahway firefighter was Karl Asch of I num Counr> cipal records, he was the Linden and Elizabeth is lican, and three GOP candi- o:u5 p.m. Grass lire at 7<>7 Kivt-r K uad, ,•-.,.. THURS. TILL 9 P.M. the importance of Assem- ^Liverwurst (Our 0 wn).in»<.»« 99^ lb. "\Ve Never Sleep.-' jrin'e Wir-tH threat oL .aggravated water Grand Avenue and Lawrence given the second highest in Llizabeth. only person approached by being conducted by a strike dates for council in Novem- FRIDAY, NdV. W blyman Herbert H. KLiehn's to ttie term "private eye." run-off through the Sourh Street. awaM -for bravery. "He-re- Prosecutor Asch has* nut the'eo'unty authorities. force of the -United—State** S:5u a.m. Machnu-rv msuiation tir<.- .it \U-rck '•Center-Cut Pork Chops 99C lb. bill — the new one before Branch of the Rahway River. Three members are to be ceived a silver medal and commented on the fact that "No one knows what Department of Justice, After the adoption of the inc. the Legislature, prohibiting The threat, according to elected for three-year terms $300. his office- subpoenaed the- they're looking for," Mayor Prosecutor Asch and those 1971 municipal budget, which PRIOR to Christmas building in flood hazard 6:40 p.m. Waste paper basket tire at KN HOURS: 8-6; Friday 8-8 the RCFC, comes from con- at the ahnual school election Mr. Vivenzio presented Rahway records. The pro- Martin comm.ented, "There involved with the strike caused the tax rate to in- areas, the entire watershed, Street. templated apartment com- to be conducted on Tuesday, Mr. Matarese with a large secutor explained that it is is nothing to hide; we will force headquarters acti- crease by 218 points, Mr. until the flooding is alle- b A i'i -Ku.i V, Ni -V. Ju plex of 519 units on Lees- Feb. 8. plaque which was inscribed: not his policy to "uiscuss cooperate." vities in Newark have not Lawrence appointed a com- and Jeft'e • n Avi-tuu-M. viated." 1:05 a.m. ear tire at Maj 1338 IHVING STREE1 ville Avenue in Woodbridge. The voters also will be Presented to Philip F.Ma- matters under investiga- A grand jury investiga- announced whether a joint mittee of association mem- n aftiT jiias: i >line ill .n " I . 10:3h a.m. V\ BAHWAY 381-7136 Concerned citizens of Wood- The RCFC has invited all asked to approve the board's tarese in recognition of a tion." tion of the Linden municipal effort has been started or bers to study the forms of bridge asked HIL- Rahway area residents interested In what matters are gaining Grand Avenue. proposed 1972-73 budget at brave and courageous Ital- M ayur Daniel L. M artin has been underway for sev- government available to 1U:5y p.m. 1-aUalare m at Hex 2^2, Hod ford Street -group for aid in halting this flooding prQblejna to attend their attention. ()nl\ Articles tor Sale that election. ian American who we are of Kahway said th.it City eral months. Some Linden Rahway. He said the com- and Harold Avenue. development, which they said Monday night's meeting. proud to be associated with. Clerk Robert VV. Schruf has mittee considered the pos- Rahway Italian American been ordered ro give the sibility of having a change ^: 5c t1 -m. c.asuUi I*.-jk IIUL.I 1-1-4 \ .ill KlKld. Club, November 20, 1971." made to "a less costly form axe .avinp.^ plans to fit ever> luiii et. Dt-ndr lu.w iiim-h vou «anl Knights to Have records, which date to 19o5, John E. Welsh of Rahway \\ B 300 Pints of Blood Given Me also was given a $100 to the prosec uto r' s office. of government." to ^r evrn vv rr k an.l ln..U forwanl tr> vour rl.rrk armine )u>t in Uin.- bond and a gift from Joseph Last week the mayor sta- In announcing the asso- l 1 Christmas Party Spadaro. A bronze statue ciation's opposition to a CLARK tn make l »T2 pifl «hnp in« all thf fun " fhmiW I" ted that many cartons uf Fire-Fighter in Anarctica P For Rosenwald Brothers depicting a group uf firemen records have been taken tu change, Mr. Lawrence said .- DM 123 N. Wood five. JOHN MAYERESKY in action was presented to the Union County Court Few people know that the man apprentice assigned to that the saving of the sal- 0 : J 5 j *. n i H.tnded 111 li r .u MANAGE: R . Donors in Rihway contributed more than 300 pints of blood Thursday, Dec. 16 Mr. Matarese by his bro- House in Fhzabeth. The coldest of continents is also Antarctic support activities aries of two councilmen, Linden. N.J. to aid two brothers, Glenn and Mark Rosenwaldof 131 Princeton thers and his sister. and is currently deployed which would be the result Boulevard. Final plans for the Assem- mayor added chat because of one of the driest. Antarctica, FRIDAY, Ni'\ Avenue, Rahway, who require 1,500 pints of blood a year to to McMurdo Station, Ant- of decreasing the number bly **s Annual Christmas Congratulatory telegrams the amount of work involved with us culd extreme of *•)-04 p.ni tu huusi tliu ai remain alive. arctica. John works 12-hour from nine to seven, would Pary was announced by Paul were received from Con- temperatures, is aptly called KDAY, \i >\ . 1^ shifts, seven days a weelc be more than offset by the The blood collection, sponsored by the Hemophiliac Associa- Malecki, navigator of the gressman Mario Biaggl of the ' 'frozen desert," be- la^jj.1 K ahw a\ .1'a rk. at the "crash shack" near additional cost of conducting tion of New Jersey,was made in Columbian Clubhouse, Jaques Father John p. Washington New York, Albert Schwan- Flea Market cause it is exactly that. De- Brush, fire in Railway Hark. ^joining our and W. lnman Avenues. The brother, Mark, 17, and Glenn, 13, William's Field, the air- special elections. 4th Peg r e_£ Assembly kert and from other mem- spite the snow and ice, the Brush' lire on Lincoln Boulevard, , strip located on the frozen "Although technically the in rear ol 1111 .incoln 453 ST. GEORGE'S AVENUE Knights of Columbus. The bers of the honored guest's annual precTplTarton is less .IV, |BAR LIQUORS (Near corner of Inman Avc. require cryoprecipate. a blood clotting fac~tbr~ln~blood. Is Sunday ice of the Ross Ice Shelf elections woulcl "be non- 6' party will be held after a family who could not attend than that of Arizona. The Rosenwalds maintain tixeirits own blood campaign since The Sisterhood of Temple near McMurdo Station. partisan, who would be gull- vard. RAHWAY short business meeting at the affair. Because of its dryness, Can Your Child Middlesex General Hospital, New Brunswick, stopped supplying Beth Turah, 1389 Bryant St., ible enough to believe, that the Rahway Columbian Club, Mr. Matarese comes from fire is extremely dangerous His job is to stand by the brothers with the chemical, cryoprecipate, last August. Rahway, will sponsor a flea any form of government is 80 W. lnman Ave.y. Rahway, a family of 11 children. Four in that portion of the world in case of an aircraft in- The hospital claimed the family resided outside the hospital's market on Sunday. divorced from politics," Mr. Seagoing-Seafaring ieve Better Dec. 16 at 8 p.m. Arrange- of his brothers and their and a special brand ol" fire- cident and be prepared to area. Lawrence commented. "It ments were completed for a wives attended the dinner. The doors will open at fighter is needed. John F. protect the crew and pas- Thick *n Thin The next blood drive is scheduled for next Feb. 22 in Rahway. would appear that the real WITTY'S ""buffet supper folitf&ed by They are Mr. and Mrs, Peter 10 a.m. and remain so until Welsh, 19, of Rahway is sengers from injury from Grades? Persons who \yish to contribute blood before that dare or on sponsors of a change ofgov- dancing in the Kjflghts* hall. Matarese, Mr. and Mrs. 5 p.m. Admission is free. one of those fire-fighters. fire and to extinguish any that day may notify Mr. and Mrs. Philip Rosenwald. For further information, fire that may occur at the eminent are a group com- success in life depends on hii Mr. Rosenwald said last week that ' without donors my kids Party chairman, William Denny Matarese, Mr. and In the Navy, firemen are CORDUROY Mrs. Charles Matarese, and please call Sebley Hausler called damage controlmen. William's Field complex. prised of those who have a -to a 3&flima Stakb don't have a chance." Mrs. Rosenwald pointed out that the Clancy, of Clark will be as- John -tfl-^HHT^*^*>«-W-iTrte-r— —p-prfinnnT _mre to grind,--and FLAVORED blood drives-will-never put the family ahead in its need for sisted by Joseph TCeefe, -Mr. -and Mrs.-Richard-Ma- olftP Is "a ~"tiam~a:g l If Your Child Is Behind In School tarese. over crew, Detachment are moving under the guise adding# !^WLe!ll_always_rfeed blood." Lazlo Szabo and Michael BELLS you are not alone. A recent survey by the ALFA, in Antarctica. He will that a change of the form Vazquez of - Rahway council; of-government "is needed^" Ong. S Pentagon found that 68°u of draft eligiblli e Edward Schweinberg, Walter 'remain " In" "the" frbZei below grade seven m reading. continent for a year before Mt Lawxence_coni±nued S7.99 4." you -g nifn (ell below grade Starzynski and Francis Mur- d Me-.I low achievers are not mentally slow but phy of Clark council; Donald returning next October at by stadng that a change of cr<-. impaired by attitudes that convince them Halloran, Michael Evan and the on-set of the austral government is not intended lhat learning is difficult. Such impairment William Blake of Linden .. .>.- ••-.:.-v-;;-vLi;' •;••>:•••'-. •): .\ is'ftjj;*1*1.-;-1*! JM^ summer to assume new dut- by the Legislature as a ies with the U. S. Navy, BELLS ior EVERYONE desltcyb a child s interest in his school work council. means to remove duly elec- John received his train- ted officials from office. He and lis giades may suffer. Reading disability © Full Body particularly affecti com pro hens ion in all othor ing at the Navy's damage pointed out that the law pro- xmtrolman school in Phila- vides "recall by petition," LANDLUBBERS' field* Christmas Tea, © Full 70 Proof lelphia after entering the if the voters "are aggrieved L. r 1 1 HEADQUARTERS Accelerated Learning • • .• "; .^"\ j'.-.'o v,'-: . j.^V/rj^iH^W; .slavy in February of 1971. of specific official acts" by. The Ebronix approach accelerates the students' Bridge Party He reported aboard Antarc- officials. Mr. Lawrence then learning and rolontion rattss dramatically and tic support activities In Da- suggested that if. thfc group visville, R. I., in October advocating a change desires Low cut; All Sixes; improvement usually begins immediately. Once Are DAR Events All Colors of Cords he begins to taste success his self-confide nco and deployed to Antarctica the removal of officials/ It shortly thereafter. should resort to the "proper And Denims. improves and learning becomes a pleasant The finance committee of experience. Ebronix uses a unique combination Rebeqca Cornell Chapter John is die son of Mr. legal remedy." of *--l»ctronic teaching machines, programmed DAR met at the home of Mrs, and Mrs. G. C. Welsh of Mr.' Lawrence cgncJLyrileiL learning, private tutoring and posthve- motWd Donald C. Fagans, finance. 1420 Church St., Rahway, by stating that "it may be- l.ooal techniques to bring Students. up .to and FULL " "dialflady, of"990 Bryant"St.; +te graduated from Rahw-ay High.School in 1970 and at- beyond their grade tevol in reading, spelling 4/5 QT. Rahway, Nov. 17 to make way Taxpayers Association -andrnath-{Grc*defr-l—T-4 2) -plans —for ~the coming- yearv tended Union College in 1970. to tnitisffc-~VBisar — A ChriBtmaBteaiaplanned- He was" active in the Ordcr= /•protects the=,vitaMntcresfc=o*= Guaranteed Success ABOVE ITEM for Wednesday, Dec. 15, at of DeMolay in Rahway before the overburdened Railway Ebrpntx has a ramat-Uabio succott record which EXCLUSIVE W|TH WITTY'S the home of the chalrlady. his enlistment. IN NEW JERSEY malcos it possible to fjuoranloo your child's pro- p gress. The application of positive motivational SANTA'S ^COMING SATURDAY ... Santa Glaus is due to land partynsr the home of techniques "produces pbWDrfu! rbxponieft in the by helicopter on Saturday at 1 e.m. in the redevelopment Kenneth Freeman on Jan. United Fund Drive Reaches 613 Per Cent ivin COMPLETtSTOCKOF student. Ho compotes only with himielf, Q 0 area at Main Street and E. Milton Avenue, Rahway, the Rahway 19 and "a" musical tea on S him the desire to improve on a standard h« ha* Jaycees annbltnced. Santais pictured above with a baby, James Feb. 22 at the home of Mrs. set himself. H© graphically traco* hW own p'o- Barry Jr. of Roselle Park, and Janice' Higgins of Colonia. A WUlinm RanS'. Of Goal with 54,584 in Contributions grosi. Succoss is an inevitable, built-in retuti. JaycCe member^ A. G* Higgins of-Golonia, -4B standing i.h for A Christmas party was Gordon Harris ^nd- Thomas GrahiU, co-chairman of the' Call Now For A Free blagnoitlc Evaluation Santa. After Santa lands there will be a tree lighting ceremony held at the home of Mrs. -Jnited Fund drive, of Rahway,: said that 61*3%--jo_f*he ^89,000 - •- )•- - and a parade through the'business section of the city. Tammy Fagans yesterday. goal has been reached. Total contributions so far are $S4#584. 233-61 ai WINES & CHAMPAGNE Cashlon, "Little Miss Rahway" of 1971, and her court will be IN THIS ISSUE Mr. Harris is asking businessmen in the city tofglv6 Ktmnoth McCullouah Mrs. Eileen Clanrey —JJ ,__ -- increasing their ^-**-^~—-'-- — (Netft to Carvel) Street where the Jaycees and Jaycee-ettes, with cooperation Editorial Mr. Grahill thanked the clergy, medical and Realtor'sections7 of businessmen, have made arrangements so children may visit Movies .„ in the professional division for increasing r" ' -Saht^there^aqta-wUl^g^^^ Streej: pusfc Obituaries-.,,., »*» » • VY • 1 • Coloala, N.J. —— ing lot on Saturday from "I to~5"p.m* and 6h Mondays, Wednee-. 1500 Ray Hoagland E; Welsh^inspectS a dry^hemical-wrret-aboarcF^ Eiie One; a fire Breakdown of results is; ^ —n*--'/'-v^4ra*jWo*>;..(iom«i^ days and Fridays from 6;30 to S p.m. until Christmas, John Weekday 10-9; Saturday 10-7 Social News . «ea*—McMurdo Stnrinn.—Anrnrr.fir.n. He is assigned to the. mercial $2f219: special gifts $2,SS4; civic $1.218; professional 221 LENOX AVE. Master Charge and Unicard &£ Rah wayr New Jersey Children who visit Santa will receive a small gift but each cliild Sports Crash Shack'* at the airstrip on the Ross Ice Shelf. $2,020. and rcsidentiaTsSW; ' — UMNMfi CBOTRS WESTFIEID, N. J. must be accompanieH~by^an adult. weddings ....5-7 382-4656 si